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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

itofFe rertpenbet tperben. sSreilih.
ibre nenliihe gnereie haben biefe
Stoffe f6rn perdusoabt, unb es bleibt
nod immer etn RGtbiel, ipie 9erobe
bieie enersiearmen Stoffe gum auf-
ban Der enersiereiben YflonaenHoffe
oienen tonnen. grinnern mir uns, odb
feline 8flanse pbne 2idt forttpmmt.
Sonnenliht uno Commensurate lit es
dIip, bic iene enereiearmen Stoffe Su
snerqiereiden suiammeni6peibt, uno
ipie Der rotbe 5arbitoff oes SIutes iene
nunoerbdren 6emiihen 8orqdnae in
unIerem &0rper permittelt, 10 lit es
Der ariine iSarbItoff Der 8Idtter, in
Dem iid1 oieIer ipunoerbare 4ufbau Der
8fIanSenitoffe unb Die glufndhme nller
2cbenseneroie aus Der Spnne abIpielt.
SIN Winter, ipenn bic 2ebensquelle
nur tdralid1 aufliebt, oann leben mir
pon ben 9orrdthen auFseIpeiherter
2ebenseneraie, bic ms i'm CONNER
BON Der SpHne 3ugeltrablt iJuroe, uno,
mir ipGrmen un'eren &Orper nit Sons
neneneraie Der &ohls, bic un8 pisiz
lei6t ihon Dor sSahrmiIipnen suge.
floiien 1T. Die SDnne III dlio Der
Suel oller menihliden Gneraie: bic
StofFs iinb nur ibre 9rGosr, lie iper.
ben, tpie Die gnersie, nur umueformt
unb MAIDEN einen etpigen 8reisIauf
brn Der Bflonse gum Sbier uno pom
Shier sur pfldnse. 9llIe 9eThebnifie
Irno ni6t8 oIs GneroieumpanbIunaen
es 1T Sonnensneraie, Die bon oen
pflanssn oufgenommen unb an 5bier
lrnb Wenfh ipeiteraeneben ann ~
bier in ben tpeiten MeItenraum fpieoer
binausgeitroblt ipirb.
Or. ind. Ridlarb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24
EteasaaeIadle - nsibli&.
beutf6e pEan IN miitisren Iaassaa
f.ldt E:ele fir aodeH Eup Santarosh ~
c5Ifrfee @!aee, g. Escd. wst Gnhnrn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

augberfonfbei1hespis.
Cine Dlilnhener 3eitlng entbnlt, Der
70. 8. am WlIttag" 5uioLge, nadDiic.
henbes Snlerat: .Jbeater! slltrenonl.
inirte Girettipn fid)t IbeiIbaber nit
200 minrf Ginlnge. aonSeiiion nno
arober 5unbus porbonoen. Gfierte on
Gireffor gneeI, winrft Gberoorf. -
Gin ssufernt in einem nnOeres gIGise
Inntet: Sd Jude cine SiebGaber;n.
Die sugieih einen Ibeil oes 1benier.
settelnustrnaens nberninmi. 6ase
monatIif, 40 Winri. Sn ie6em Cri
Observation-Disclosures. ortlihes talOel
9enefise. sserner iudc einen Batter.
|ipielsr, Der esl>er, arb somiiGs NsI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

nc. inc Srbiuaus 80. 4sesiaiS---fAr
" NbftaffuHs ber Aieenu.gtrensrnaeH cHss
lana Der Cincinnati SGmiItcu une 9aolou Gt'
fenbabu iHnerbal5 Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Siebi ginennaii uHsfr het slutoritdf bon
EefitoHeu se74 bic es9S. iHiluftee. bes Ange'
metue1 @sfesbu6ss Bon Cbic. fpie areneiri
bur6 bic General afrHbie ees G.aaies Gbio
nu 10 g9ai 1910. uHb 81. mlai 1911. uHe is.
apriI 1918. urb Rietrruienb Crbinars go.
1890 bettteli .Iius CroiHans sus ablta'fuHG
Der stieean.arsasuneen eriiaHa Der GtneiHnati.
SomiIton unb 1aNi0u gtfsnbabn. iHnertal5 Der
G0rporofioHssreB5sH BET eiaSs GinaHnnii'.
paiftri ON Z. 9uni 1909.
Gel es berorSHst Ron hem Gicbitrtb bst
Giabf Cincinnati. E!aal Chic:
gsttion !. Tai es Hoitipenbio IN, bic ai'
eeaussrsusuneeH eHtlaHa Der qiuie be, Gin
etnnati. 4amIItou one rautcu Gifenbcba tn
Herbagb Der Gorporaiionsoreuseu Der S!ahl
Cincinnati n5suf1afisu unies Der Mricrt.di ron
Se,itoHen seTs bic ss9s, iHiiagtpe, beS aaae
melnen Sefesbn6ss Der GsnernI Mfiemblp res
Ctio, spie ameH6igt ben Der General gslembIs
bes gtaaies Ghio am 10. msai 1910. aHb 81
glai 1911. uuo is. apriI 1913.
Ee,fioH 2 lie aieeansstrelsunGen ron be
fagisr 9.fenbobnsSefeai6aff ipeIae Der Siaei
geheHfi, burn 9rbehuHg eeer grHieortaang bel
9eIeiif bon belagteI 9efsal6ott. cher bugd
ben Aau an ioicbea 8egfH Cher Nrenbunee.l
tuelts bic atiAaituHa bon fnIGeH RsoeaasaEssi
snnesH bstper!iieaigeH an bsH fclgenben %nHl
Ten iunerhnIb Der gorppraiieusgrenten be-
gtuot Qtndnnott. itne Cd Sride ntcao MI
alersagn slpenue laabman Meab. t2l Cur
MDeuue. Cd Anifior slrenne ta 1reHni
ssnsnue. 90 Joueii apeHAe une aHutr Sirabe
t0) gilmore Sirdbs (Tl ZefpHieno SfraBs. II
ss,Dsrs gtrase. g, Gslssain ..l ass,,n. snt. ~ ~
1arrin strass. (i5) agsie girats. lla .,ln
Rod gtrase, li5) samilion Mpsras, uGl Ger
euA Etrabe. (t7l aHoipiiou Gtrass. is) gscl
Grfhonn Etrnbe, ti9l 9bombers Strnbe. t20
1Gne Eirabe, l2i) Qbals Apertue t22) grarp
S aSsnHs s5a ,sg sEssn ssnss ssnss 2s ss s,s
ssOsHae l2e) gtIdsrina aDsnue. t27) On
geftioH 8. Tic Cincinnati, somili0r an
ToafOn GifeHbaba.6g 6geit ai haft. itle 3tntfcI0e
cher afligHees figo hie.parr engetalieE. q
Dsrbineana nil osm Girsfiar OF Huelss zernis
bes Tcpartmenis Il snbgsc esrDire ssr e,aD
Cincinnati, In Isbeye.nfiimmuna mis- erH e
fftmmnngfn bon hffagttH Nsfeb afB Ssnera
IfeutbIh uno ben Amenbensilts 0nrrH. neE
EtaDfr1tb ber Efdni Cincinnati iHusrtalh ers
@ldne uub GpeslftfdiianeH ffr bic abi61ilisn
aoE beiGaten Mtpsaa<Ssrsmf Engsn nHo fnt u
Genbfine unb aIle Berbefiernnger 81 urierhrsl
ter. fpeIdbe RothpeHeia itffb. bifseH sfusd 81 Il
rgiten. babel bic RipeGus fpesifs5i-snes msld
fir bic GiIoteH etGblirt iueTben aousn: ,ei
bcn iresHbssnsM sns aIen siaSni.sa oser e,
Cen nber coe- itrier bon 9iffHcaps!sBcleifsll
beT 4bdraiter, Gage Mnb MnsnhI hsn aaf
e ne n.n AffiDfa freIde rfrmnEsrf elafi.
rfretn fcEtn In ifasnbsinfr Gtfrts .sbfr As5
liza ~ assDEM1 - Hsessnes sh 6smsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

Ntue Eroinans, SO. ss7 = 1918
" lin ben Etimmeeberu bic Trage oer
anneriou Der Crifthait GIn,ncoS Rlaee an be
Sidoi Cincinnati 81 uHserbreiteii.
Get es bererenet bon benz Etnofrdib BET
siaot giutinnati Staai chic:
Sefiiou l. 5aB oie STfaee ber Mnnerton
Der Gri'bdft Gulivocn Blaze an otf sinoi 0trs
ciHndf ben aunltftgirten Stiinmaebcrn Der ginni
uuterbrettei neroeH tou. rvcIte IN Cincinnati
an 4. 1ase hes sscnember 1913 obsebaIieH
ipirb
eestion q gie Jroee, CD cius foIte eiu'
reItou porecneumen tDeroea 'oa. ioa III Der
5orm eeiiedt fUereeu: I. Col bic Crtloatt gIHls
poob 9Inoe eer Staht cincinnati dngealieoert
irerhPn2r ga. rWeiu1, NIB Gu' ben StiHni'
beiieIn prbrg6i fperhen, NIB Gene, tpel1e fur
cine folhe aurerioH fre, iouen eiH arenB
esesn s,i zinc iolte annerton Tino. foden eia
Areu3 btHieT beH .sietD" rdhen
Seitton g. SiimmyfGfen toilen hereefebeH
uHb bic SttTten esaablt uuo einesiieteti mgr
ben. uHo ete g9ahl tou aetabti ioeresa ipie etne
reanldre aagemeine gadhl IN bet Staei Gin.
ssitton 1. Ter Gierf tiefcs etnbirni5s III
bierourth aHaespiefen. biefe CJoiHnus III elmer
SeiinHs Bon nugemetner StC'u!aiicu In DeTa
dountu ipeutafcus sluansia Ieae Dor BEN 20.
ium bteier gSabi 81 beroitsu.ji1eH. uno er niro
bier6uyf ernaotiei su EHb cr lou etne Ab'
f6ri'i nteSer ErhindHB an bic SamtituH 0cuata
Tepuiu Sfaie SurcTpifoTs GUb 9uisedprs of
goarb Of GIecitons bte no!bisen ehrtiie et'
eretit ilr bic ur:a5rettuns oeu bsiaeier 5rase
Bet bs'aeter gAnbi
treien uuo eiiiiiisfeii hcber ben nHb no6
bsm 'rhbeiten ccm @eies erIaabien 3eitsuniis
aaHirt ON . eeptembsr q. 7, 1913.
SimeouW, SohRtou
Qrdfbcn, bes Sinbtrd,bs.
geeLaattst: Gribnr Jssp. aleEi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

6aari4e 9e16i6te. Cine
0ie 8elt Ser 3ppfz uno qsridentrdaer
tcunrubigenoe Ra6ri6t tommt aus
GuoIdnb. Snfolge Der geiteigerten
9ahfrdqe nab WenIhsnhaaren iinb
bie 9prrGtbe Ger SuarbdnoIer nubesu
erI6opft, unb cine aniebnlihe 9auIis
1T auf benz Sacrmurtt entitanoen, bic
gu einer 8ert6euerung tieiss 6eliebten
Sopffhmudes qefubrt Bat. Wanhes
tcupetbetpebrte Soupt miro pb bieier
unangenebmen Sunoe in S6iitteIber
ipe9ung aeratten, allein bic 9riinoe
fir bieIe peinli1e &oniunttur iino
ni6t 8u erI6iittern. 9as 6ineiiide
5uar, oos Den 5aupttbei! bes porbanr
renen WateriaI2 Iisfert, lit nun pobl
lana qtnuo, cher Su aro6itrd6nig uno
resbaIb gu fsineren Sadrarbeitsu nitt
pertpenobar. Od muB oenn Der
Saarerport aug SIoeuropu uno nc
mentlih aus g0bmen ausbslfen, UNI
RE Radfrogs rad rei5enben Sil6ers
I0tdsn unb 90tfen, Ginldgen unr
llnterlagsn, Qsriideu Ifp. gu oeden.
europa !isfert inoeHen nur cine hul6e
Milion Bfuno auf ben international
len 0darmurti unb oermdg Den Be
barf Bel fpeittm ni6t gu beFrieoigen.
geIonbers erob iit Der Wungel an
reinem, faneefpeibem 5udr. geltere
Gamen, bic iciiber ibr 5aor 81 far
ben pfle9ten, tomen bon tiefer llsbun3
immer mebr ab, neil iie einiuben, oab
nitts iie 10 gut tleibet, ME fdoues.
lpsiBes 5aor. oSr Der sbut iibt tir
t!ibences, lsbensfriIhes 9sii6t untsr
eiuem pollen. i6lObDeiBen 9oartraH3
cine ungsmein rei3polle WirtuHs aus
limb BEL ben Ssrren, Gle bishsr ibrs
Glasen nit @uros truoen, bat iih bic
gto6e ppn ben GnbltDpfen Elm tpenlg
abgeDenoet. @os bleibt bieIsn ibrtg,
Gig gum tunitii6en 51ar ihre 3ufluht
su nebmen uno Spupets uHo Periiden
1uf ibr Sdupt 81 itiilptu? 4uh bic
SheQteripelt perpenbet ieBt unenolit
mebr ooden, 3opfe uno periiten ais
iriiber, bsnu our Ssrfteqpug bon Gbae
rattsrmusten per6rauht bod ieoer
StauipieIer III Gurhfhnitt min
oeftens Elm 0uBenb .faIfhsr 8ehdups
tunqsn" un6 9Grte. 90 bat iid Der
gebarf an Wenfdenhaar gspultig 9es
fte!aert, p6ne bab oas Qngebot glcie
den Sdritt cefalten bat. unb tper aus
ttsfem Dilemma einsn Quspeg fdnoe.
t0nnte Elm ft6nss Stiit Gslo psroi.s
nen.
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ketben muB fir foIbe GeIsife, sinl6I.eBIlsb
RebenneIelie uub gBeioben.
Geftton 4. Sic soften ber @erbe;icrnaa nnh
aIe BerpnrolunleI lber btsfeIbe cor frtpsbg
tote nGub ncr nnlcsEreiiung bon befaaTen Wtiis
nfn tnb GpesiftInt.onen fdIicn In nsnsreiHiiiris
irtffa fein init ban bcfdateu WeIeb nne ben
Hffennements c1Sn bcf @enernI fEtempiD
Etfti0n 5. Eas Heioaif Croifid, es5 1880,
pniiirt nut 4. SUM 1909. beiiteIt! -Ginc Crni.
ilnfts sur Hbfhnsfuno bon GtnennsareA inaaei,
euiinna ber gtnie Der Cincinnati. 1um'.tcf.
totferrHien fperbc
GefiipH g. Ticfe crbtnons .cn In Strait
trciff unb @iiIiipfett bdben bon uTio mad baui
tfiiheften pom GeiEb erInublen Jeiipnnit n;i.
8nffrt art g GcpieHtber 1913.
G.neon ~. 1shIfcn.
RrdItneHf bes SineiII.5;
1874
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"a ader. Seine 5luBnnsficbt: BeEinFe iinb
9cirsSdrnl, ndbc Hnb, sth., gelegen. 20 Wsis
Cincinnati aPdrtt; is adcr bleeliaes pnno,
80 ader aiies aIioISasoaHo, Mdcr G,hbqes
reH. 500 Rfirithbdnu'e. 4 Sabre ali: Aeft bes
1anbes in Eseioe 0 3iH1uier Enus 9aIIen
pahsbaus, 50<20 ssui Nauf. f.Steune 5Bx
81 sub, wl1issstrtppe. BeilHaelbaus. afauts
baus: 3 arobc 9iiiernen ail5 bem glnee !:
Qrets $500. 5ette RhIe, Nob, ep
2i24.26
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

E Inc Grbtnans, 80. 4s6 1918 ~
" lin ben @timmaebcrn bic Grase Der
anneripn oer Giabt Ct gerndrb on Die
Stabt Cincinnati an nnterbreifer.
Sst Ss s. ssr0ssHet %. sin Ss stGSifaD Der
seftion !. Dab bic 5rnee ber anneIion
ctnndti ben anoIifistrifn Gtimmaebern oer GiGot
Cincinnati IN Der nIipemeinen i1briidben gRdhl
nnierbreiiet merben fuu, lpeIne in Cincinnati
ipiro.
gefticu 2. Sic Srnae, OBJ cine foIdbe aus
terion noraenomnen uerben ION, foIl IN ner
Sorm se'isiif losrSen S con bic siaSt e.
iuerben?~ vSa", sRein'. ulic Guf ben Stirnms
3etieIn aebrldt iuerben. nno 3eHe, pelebe fir
etne folde InneIicn lirb, toten Gin Arfn5
hHicr bem 10" MAIDEN nno Jene, fpeld,c
gencH eiiie foldbe Hnncrion Stno, Iolen Gin
Streus binter BEN .Rcin" modcH
Scftiou 2. Siinmidttcn 'oIeu tcraefeben
uHo bic StifHner peSnHlt nTle elHaeiiaert ipcfs
ben. uno bic Slnbi ioH eefubrt iperocn lpie cine
renuidrc alecmeine @dbl in ~oer Gtnbt Gins
cinn1ii
5efticu 4 Ter eIerf bieics eidhirnibs iFt
bierbird oHgftpicieu, oiefe Crhina1S IN elmer
3eiune bon aIlaemcincr 3irinIattoH IN neir
Gounih iueutglieus 8iDdn5ia Iaoe Dor ocm Ens
tuin eieier gSabl 81 ber0fenIiden, iiifb or lpiro
berourh erma6tiat 5n nno &C ipu eine Abs
fhrift oiefer GrolnnH5 an eie SaInilipn 1pMilfn
Geputn Staie Supcrpttors G:1b 5Tlpeftprs of
elections ieHoen nit hem @rlnGen, bah ielehef
Bodrb Of GiecftoHs bic rofhi9sR @dritie ers
areift fir bic unierbrcfun9 bon be'asier Jrnac
seftion g. Ziefe crhiuans fou in asait
freten uub @aItgieii ba5eu BON uno not
bem friibeIien bonn @eiet erIaubieH 3eitpuRfie
gniiirt am o. sep;etnbtr q. Z. 1913.
graIiscnt scs Siaetrnibs.
geeIaabiGi: artbur 9spp. elert.
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Gfarb i'm Teutfcben GiafoniiIcrtsooFpttaI CT
Scnntag, ben 81 Gepteuber 1913, piotitd,
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I'm W,oniag, ben 22. Sepi
9akob Sprtnaarb

9etiliper bon @cnencoc epreneoro, eeh. gicbs
mer, i'm siIter onu 70 Sabreu ltna 10 Wlcrnte.i.
III ieiner ggcbnuup SO. 34i6 Rriee Apcnne,
Rrcc Siu Gin Niitaieo oes Ant yteiihH
Bolt, q. ~ R, 30 ls6 8eerbiaiing dm SJIs
ncritaa ben % Septenbcr. 5eierliobes aies
i'll bcr Ct 2dmreEce air.he nm
o llbr Mlprpens.
Can slntonio. 1cros. 3ctnnseu tpoGcn, Iilte.
fopiren 24.25
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5feEIs gefnnot eTs 9orfer ben stisem ieeieess
msEfeIinhrtarH WgaGH; lpridll Teaffa. Nfse'
renSen 5Eanf, sioEbEpsitsdde liHteerfitp AHo
tSgeuborG Gbe
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eeIiebtcr Rruoer ben 9rau Sofer MettItcin,
fSrau penn ganortc uub 8einrin Sobr,
TN yIter bon SO SnbreH nrio WsonnisH.
Tas 2etdherbeadranis finnet ftdti BON ben
aeicbensg Barriers ocs Gus BiIbebans, Ro. 14ia
s,ine Gtrabe. aus am Udttfpotb, ben "a cPp'
tcrnber, nm 1 80 ll6r gsadbmittngs. 1921
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gesIanbisi: arf5aT GsSS. Gieri
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK

following table shows the weeks highest lowest and closing price,
stock
o
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Officials to See Start
Of Boy Scout Relay

High officials Of the Boy Scout orgapi-
zation as well as many high In the
councils Of the nation will be present At
the ceremony Of sending the message
from President Wilson to Mayor Har-
rison. Of Chicago. next week, Is the an
nouncement made from scout headQuar-
ters here.
Colin H. Livingston. president Of the
National Boy Scout Council In New
York; Ernest Thompson-Seton, chief
scout Of the Boy Scouts Of America;
James B. West, chief bcout executive
from New York, will be among those
present. Besides President Wilson, who
win deliver the message to the first Boy
Scout Of the relay" there will be Sec
Fred A. Britten Of Illinois, who is to
have charge Of this end Of the relay race
for his State. and many other men con-
nected with the Government. It Is ex-
pected that Secretary Of War Garrison,
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels. and 9TH
er members Of the Cabinet. will attend.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
FeIIow-Workers Will
Mark Sackett's S Grave

Members of the Street Cleaning De-
partment, where Arthur J. Sackett, who
killed himself last Tuesday after shoot
ing his wife, was employed, today sent
10 his mother in Fon-du-Lac, Wis, a
letter of coincidence and certificate
for the lot in Congressional Cemetery,
where he was buried yesterday. The
funds for the burial of Sackett were
subscribed by the men Of the department
where he had worked. A tombstone will
shortly be erected over the grave by
these same associates with the money
subscribed.
There were several persons who
wanted to contribute to this fund, put
we Of the Street Cleaning Department
felt that we had rather do II all our
selves" said II. G. Todd, under whose
supervision Sackett worked for two
years, today. I'VE want his mother 10
understand the respect we always felt
11- him This is a very sore trial for
her, and as she has only recently buried
her husband we wanted to do all we
could to comfort her, and to show our
regard for Arthur. No one else con-
tributed anything toward his funeral ex-
penDes."
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

no
Tota for
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
MAKE TEST
OF VARIOUS SANDALS
Each Lad Keeps Record Of
Use to Which He Has Put
Footwear Each Week.

About fifty boys reported at Scout
headquarters last week for sandals to
be tested. The sandals are of leather
Of the test will furnish data for deter
mination Of different wearing qualities
Of leather under different treatments.
The boys must report once every rwo
weeks at least. They are to keep q
careful record each day Of how the san
dals wear. Statistics are kept on both
soles Of the sandals separately. The
totals recorded give the occupation dur
ing each day. such as games hunting,
work. and the like. The day Of the
month Is shown. total number Of hours
the month. total number Of hours In
doors. hours In rain or mud. whether
rainy or dry, number Of miles walked.
ana whether on pavement or ground.
Complete instructions regarding wear
ing the sandals follows:
/. Use great care in marking your
cards each evening before going to
3. Give all the facts called for on
your card.
8. II your sandals rip. take them to
a shop at once and have them repaired.
Note the repair on your card. Tell your
soles. but to always sew them.
4. Do not fail to report for inspec-
ton Of sandals at the time and place
set. II you are sick and cannot come
be sure to send both your sandals and
your report card to the place Of In
spection.
s. Your sandals each have q number
on the inside near the heel. These num-
bers should agree with those found on
your card for right and left. Be sure
you have your own sandals.
6. In drying wet sandals. never place
them near fire or on, hot steam pipes
They should never feel hot to your
hand while drying.
Z. Do not put grease or oil on the soles
of the sandals.
8. Please be sure to wear your sandals
every day. with the possible exception
of SUNDAYS s.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
LandIady Kills Lodger
In Quarrel Over Bill

PROVIDENCE. R l.. June IA
lighted glass lamp. thrown the entire
length of the hallway in lodging house
during a quarrel between James Dunn
and Mrs Catherine McKenay. the land
lady, over a laundry bill OF II cents.
Travelled with such accuracy that 1t
struck him on the forehead. where 1t
exploded, killing him instantly. and
showering the house with broken glass.
The landlady was Immediately arrest
ed, and the police say the charge
against her will be murder and not
mAnslauGhtss, .. -.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Bank Statement CHANCES

The principal items of of all the banks of
District of Columbia compared for the calls of the Comp
trouer of the Currency of April and June 4:
NATIONAL BANKS.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Scouts Show First @
Aid and Bandaqinq

At the entertainment given in In
gram Memorial Church first aid work
was carried out by Kenneth Foote and
Martin Beard, who made stretchers of
cots and poles; by Samuel Culverwell.
Baron McNulty, and Paul Campbell, in
bandaging. The patients In the first
aid work were Griscom Harper, Milton
Elsham, Francis FAINT. and Thomas
Cullen. Restorative work was demon
strated by Willis Himler. Thomas wen-
zell took examinations for tenderfoot
scout just before the mid-week meeting.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Former Bank Clerk
Here Kills Himself

Stanley Maphis, twenty, a former
Washington student and bank clerk
committed suicide Friday night ut the
home OF his father. DR.. b. F. Maphis,
OF strasburg. near Winchester, Va, ac-
cording to Information received By his
friends here. He cut his throat with a
razor In sight of his sister, Miss Beulah
Maphis.
Young Maphis. a close student, suf.
fered a breakdown this spring from,
overwork and overstudy. He was en-
ployed In an F street bank. and at
tended commercial college in the eve-
ming. He made his home with Mrs.
Evelyn Vaughn, at 333 c street north
west. until he was taken home by his
father In the spring.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Colonial Beach.

COLONIAL BEACH. VA. MRS. NJ. N
KING. formerly Of ''woodlawn." now ION
The Front large porch; extensive lawn: fne
shade trees. something good to eat; reasonable
l.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Boy Scout Troop Fl
Camps in Takoma Park

Members Of Boy Scout Troop q. of
Takoma Park, have established per-
manent camp In the woods near
Takoma Park Spring Weekend camps
all through the summer will be fea-
lures of the scout work. An Invitation
has been issued to any Of the city
troops to visit the Takoma boys over
propose to make the camp a home for
all who come and will pSovide a round
of outdoor sports for friends among the
different scout troops. Over half the
troop is signed up for the summer
camp
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Will Get Commission.

II has been unofficially announced
that Fred L. Harries, who has been serv-
ing as assistant scoutmaster for Troop
81 during the past few months will re-
ceive commission as regular Scoutmas-
ter Of the troop in the near future.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Not Up.to.Date.

Rose-You had to give Clarence a hint
before he'd 0roAos Ell?
Lly-Y-yes. He didn't seem to be
equipped with q Chicago
Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area covers the
upper valleys this morning. attended
by cloudy and showery weather.
The storm on the South Carolina
coast has practically disappeared, and
the pressures are high east OF the Mis-
sissippi Valley. with the crest over
the North Atlantic coast sections.
where east winds and unsettled condi,
tons continue.
An area OF high pressure and fair
and cool weather covers the Plateau
states. extending into the Plains
States.
The storm ove the upper valleys
will probably cross the Lake Region.
and the cloud area will spread south.
ward over this section tonight and
Saturday. probably with showers
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday. s. lowest last night. So:
no rainfall.
n Ohio will probably continue 10
fall slowly in the district.
II. .. HOWE. Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. OCT. l0.-Butter mar.
ket weak: creamery extras. 30iS G31c;
iirsts. 2sG3Oc; seconds. 25iRG27Ikc-
Creamery held extras. 3oh @3Ic: frsts.
$4,000; seconds. 25hd27hc: State
dairy. finest, 2skG30c; good TO
prime. 27d2sc.
Cheese-Barely steady: skins, 12h
G13%c.
Eggs-Trregular: state. Pennsylva-
MA and nearby hennery whites. as 10
size and quality. 300 soc: ditto. gath
cred whites. 30d sc: western gath
cred whites. 3OG 40c: State. Pennsyl-
vauia and nearby hennery browns 80
N40c.
Flour quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
To Attend mestiro

All Republicans are urgently re-
queefod Co meet this evening In front
~ the Central school building and
board The special car Tor Mounds
Vile about Z Is O'Clock 90 attend the
biz Republican rally which BE- to be-
held in the Mound city. United
states Senator Borah. of Idaho ami
Floor Leader Darlington Of Mary
land. will b" the principal spcakeIe
~ the evening q biz street parade
will De- held preceding the speaking
and ono ~ tho largest crowds iu tno
history 81 the town ls expected TO
turn out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

pering some manufacturers. This II
particularly true OF the cotton goods
mills, which have orders IN hand for
the next three months.
The demand in both johbing and
retail circles continues brisk at the
highest prices n. the Yea for many
products. although business has been
restricted TO some extent by the unset
tied condition ~ raw material mar
ke's.
Failures ;his week numbered 2S1 IN
the United state AGAINST 3u2 last
year. n 81 In Canada. compared with
80 a year ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

left this morning for HicEhannon. 20
attend the conference held there.
Frank aud Charles McCuskey.
tudenfs az the state University a.
MorEantown. are spending a few
DAYS at their home here
Henry D. Woody ~ this city spent
yesterday morning 90 Moundsvine on
bu. ness
Nrs o. e. BiEcs. 90 Noundsvule. is
epcudinr a few dsvs with frionds an
relatives In this dU.