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su Mt. pItdlants 81.
atnrn Miflsrt an WiIliam 9pmurs
TN u. w., 13 Bel 80 Jub an Der Olt.
iette Der Dine Gtrabs. 80 Gub nDr5s
lid BON Marp Strobe; 81.
Gl3dbetb y. Glenn u. ". on n. 8,
Gorees. 1bsil ber Cots SO uno "a In
Samuel Gtoon's llnterabtbtiluns In
apcnbole; 81.
eftatt bon Samss W. @lenn an
oenfelben. b1sfsIbe gigsntbum; 1875.
o. J. 3tbmon an SoIepb Carr, 81
bet l40 Jub an Der Rprbieite be.
Usartbreit 4penue; 81.
9attie Watfon an Marp We. gunrb,
etnen unsetbeiIten Qntb<il an fiini
TRAITS QaRo In Glepes; 81.
). 8ernboro $. gruns an Jcbu
2dher. Got ii In Bruins, S6neibsr Il.
sader's unterabtbeiIuns in Gbspirt;
81.
5. Bernard Bruins u u. an George
Sdnetoer u. A.. Got 16 in nerfelbsn
unleroot9etlung; 81.
GbdrIes J. godenItette, Sr., an
Denis sfinneq, S@ii Der Cot Is In
Glenn &c Serrp's unttrabtbeiluna In
Glenn Grocs; 81.
5ohn 2ader an Georae Ghneib.r
u. a.. Tbeil Der Go. 15 in Bruins,
Stneiosr &c ao6tr's llntsrobtkiluna
in Gbeciot; 81.
5be Satlep part 60. an areo,
Iilid. Got 183 in llnkrabteiluno
u" bon SaiIep qart; 81.
George 5iftsr ran Glisabetb nj.
'asr, Got 81 IN osrfslben iInierab.
tbeiIun9; 81.
Treosridd slsoosriobann u. u. an
WtlIidm G1eboeriobann, Got 15 In
sSobn 20. 2aipiOn's llnterabtbsiIuna
an Poplar Strobs; 81.
Seth 6. Sfofter u. u. on ailIie On.
Rombers. 80 sobrs paat Der Got 1s
N Feior Qart .y2,itsr lluierabttsi,
lima; idbrIite Mlisthe $3.50 nit ben,
antdufsrttt su 5000.
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Observation-Disclosures

adelaide morriiYsn an Sarab 8lIs
itsin, 80 BEL 100 1ub an Der Oftleiis
Der Sloral 4psnu., 100 SUP n0rblih
bon 4eams 4penue in Rorfpooo; 81.
Senrn Weiler an 5ulia 5errmunn,
Got II in 5enrp Weilsr's erfter lIn!ers
abtbeilune in Sdflsn; 81.
Sdmuel 9. Cooper an JoIepbine
gaittsrhoufs, Got 440 in GIsmtre Snrs
oitat llntsrubtbeilung; 81.
gllice W. Saafer an gbdrtes !.
Grohmiusr, 25 BEL 133 CUB an Der
@.'tfsite Der Gairpiep 4penus; fsrner
56eil Der Got SO In 6. 3. ;soots 8
llntercbtbeiIuns an SairDiep aDenus;
81.
Diaiam $. Gisfs an 1be 5snnis
Brothers Trug Co., 10 SABRE BAD.
oss Gigsnt9ums all Der GiioptitsGde
Der Glarf uno Gyreemnn 4ptnus; mos
natlifs Wietbe SAB.
Gtta u. 4cpmb an Otpras Qeomb,
Got SO in W. 90. Wooo's 4bbition
3u peafnnt Rioge; ST..
41p Bros. on 9hs Gnmuels prins
ING So. 3 SABRE pohi bes sfDeiien
Gfodperts bes Gisenttums betonnt
ais 408 unb 410 20. 7. Strabe; mo.
notlide miethk $50.
2fuguft g. Rindel an Gmmd a.
21ugel, Got 35 unb 9beil DON Got "a
in Gnotp, Mhite 6e 8urHt's Meoition
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lie 9eiupurt Office fir Sas ,Gin.
rinnutier gOlfsblntt" befineet iidl ID
RO. 339 9orf StreRe, aegeuii6er Senl
GOnrtbauie, iuoielbit Gcuigfeiteu, Sn.
Setgcu II. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Minu.
ten abeaSs entgeseuseuommen lper.
ben. SeIepbOn SOntb 2401.
- Observation-Disclosures
Rubolpb S6dfer an SoTspbine S6Gs
fer, Got on Der glddburu Quenue in
Sit geleous, 81. - 5arrp WiIiums
en- Sufunnd Stsppler, Got an Der
sborntou Strabe, 81. - SEQ. Simps
ion an 9eorg q. Grimme, Gigsntbum
an Der II WIsilsn 9urnpite, 81. -
Dscar .. Grii6p an Clarence q. 9rns
ihD, brsi Cots an Der Ban Boat 4oe.
in 8elIeoue, 81.
- Gbef6sine: gbtuarb Stols unb
Qnna W. Bib, beibe Don Cincinnati.
-Qrtbur uffmann BON 5ouiton, 5er.,
unb Wlap Ri6urbs BON 9saeoue. -
GpIe s. De Waob uno SiabsGa Barrett
bon 0apton, 4D. - Garter 4dsrmdnn
uno geiiis 5Oro, bsioe BON WiGiamss
toipn, ap.
- Die GinhaltstIage Der Suo gops
ington uno Cincinnati etrabenbQhns
9efeQihaft gsssn Die Stabt 8aptpn,
Mapor 70. 6. Auinbp, etc, in Der es
iia I'm bic .2oop" unb Remiie Der
Strabsnbabngdelf4uft an Der 6. uno
8errp Qpenue bdnoeIt, lpurbe i'm Cir
cilitgeri6t pom Rt4ter Yungblut auf
ben %. 4uguit 3ur 9srbanolung angss
feBt.
- gu friiber Stunbe fielen oeitern
in Der Rdbe Der 7. llnb DAT Strabs
mebrere Shiifis. Die pclisiften Ros
Dsrts uno 2aplor, bic in Der QGbs
peilten, eiltsn berbsi unb perbaFteten
Charles etadion. Jm Staoteeri4t
purbe Der Gan sinittpeilen perihoben,
oo Der 4rbeitgsber Sadfons ertlGrts,
baB bisIer bier fremo lei uno pabrs
i6etnlih ben Des oerlOren bate.
- Warp unb 5eurp Weditrotb per-
tlasten Aba W. unb aats Worgan. Sn
Der alage miro Der 8ertduf zines
9runbitiids an Der 6. 4oenus in Oanz
ton perlangt. Die 4Idger behaupten,
gum balben Mntbeil on benz 9ebGube
beredtigt su fem unb perlangsn auber<
benz einen Mmspeis iiber bic oereins
nabmten Mietbsgeloer pGbrenb bes
Derfloffenen Sabres.
- Sm 6tubtgeriht tpuroe aeitern
rer 5an Der Jdmilie meintroub, BON
Der 5. unb Brighton Gtrabs, unb Der
aamilie 8Iumtusreis. DON go. 511
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Sraaseiseattums 1systbefes
6 GfneiUndti, Is. aua.


Reue 6ppotbsten.
y. 3. bingham an GbarIes misbss
man, 5000.
RidoIous S6ntioer an Colombia
.. Il. Q. Co., 5000.
1oiepbins RitterbouIe an Gaale 9.
u. g. ", $500.
9eorge accrnb an bieielbe, 5000
5oiepbine Qittrbouie an Gamusf
.. Cooper, $1056. 50.
Diaiam 5omoyin on Gnale Q. n.
&. a., 5000.
Siadc WoB an Oeitsrn Gins 3. z.
u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Zulu Gdoanaugb an QikroI 9. II.
y. Co.. $3.50.
Jane u. Ror.i5 an GLENDALE :.
u, $3.50.
Rarp 6. Bate an aesinu Sdou,
81.
9be SentiRs Contribution &c gsnr.
IN 80. an RdIpb 8. Rerptomb $1,000.
Dan 6drrtion an DorIdsp ape. 2.
II. g. Gp.. S2750.
sttiIstt Sppotbettn
Wortbo I. Gpplesaie on Samss n.
9omble, 1925.
albert 8. Uiifspnrb an genbor,f
q. Il. 9. Co., 500.
WeabtI gl. gorbeii an Goutbern
Cbto g. Ii. Z. 60, 5000.
eauro, u. Jcrbes an biei.fss
$1,000.
SoI. J. Cameron an bitielbe, $3.50.
Margaret WilioH an Scutbern
Cbto Sopines 8dnf Co., $500.
Stnrp u. S4afer an Z. .. esr.ps
bof u. ". S54l5.
elisabs;b StMaih an Deit Ctr. 9.
u. RO. !, $1,000.
aouiis 0obrtn an propibent Sap.
inss 3. u. 7. Go. $500.
Sdrrisit. 8. Douabts on Jliholas
Z. 5obon, 5r., $3.50.
Ysorris Straub an Jront o. Bur-
nett. $1,000.
eIieu 9OpIs an Crmonbe e. u. g.
Go. $500.
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Don y D Ouns (paris).

sur 3sit. ba "a in 5rantrei6 nod
alOiisr aob. ianben bic G60nen senls
eeno pie! edit, 1oare. um ben an.
lprnhsroaitsn Mnforb<rungeu Der
Hopfmo6e asr.tt su iperhen. Die opus
lsnten 3opfs. bic be GfeUn pon ben
ashugisn 6ouptern an bem Scae fall
len ltebsn, Oa ibre 1r6gsrinnsn ben
Sdleier nabmen. ,Danberten pbne
usbergaRa pom btneR, bie ouf bisie
Welt peraitist batteH. auf bic, bic II.
itr triumpbirsn ipolltsH. nnb bic Re-
liaion bisnk inbifeft benz aurus.
Nber aana befonbeFs III bic 4rmutb
Die arobe girjoreerin. Jobrous,
idbrein ,ieb.H unb1rmbersiee WGns
ner. bic Sd*r. TN GiirieI. sintn Gd6
auf oem Riidsn. nur6 bic ileinsn
Sorfer fronireidbs. burh bic perios
renften Dinisl unb Gdtn nnb ilims
bern bel ibr,n Nnnbtrunaen init ben
i}lnffroHttuItiiden in hi 9aiGe.
unh bel ihrem Dur6Sug fnien bic
WGbhen. bic bas Qienn peinigt. srs
ptben nieotr. U1it ben 8spegunssn
zines giauburts t1uhf Der Mlunn NIT
DolIen 6dnbsn III bi< .bIonbsn unn
braunen SaarnslIen nhisr. Der Giuhl
inirfht. unb, berrli6en gDogen slei9.
sltiten be sldn3tnben SAdse Sur
erbe niebr. llnb bdnn btbt fia ber
ostetiffx, isinss GMmudss beruubt,
5topf In ieiaer nneubIiM riibrenben
Gfmdd, Der 6snltr Itgt sin pun,
ctibftiids a& nur.isbr tpeniee!
I'm bx bittsHs apsosisedte 6anb uni
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& o u ingtp | t u.

Die GObingtou Office fir Sas yGiu
sinnatier gulfsb!dtt" beiinoet iid) in
@ebGuoe 9eu. 509-511 RnSiiDr
HUennc. IuSeisen, Iittbeilnn8er
auo SeitcQungen irgcnomelfer 4ri
nerbeu bis 10 ltbr a6cnoS Saicl6l
eHtgegeugenummsn. Selepbuu SOurl
1854.
- 9runoeigentbumsi6er
9bomas 9. 2antrp an 2lIfrsb Ulac.
0onuIo, Got an Der Sod Strabe, 112
5ub nDrbli6 BON Der 5imberldte Qps.
nue. in SUosGo0irgtou; 81. - 2ll.
bert g. GuoIoD an WiQiamA Sones,
2ot an oeS Dat StraBe, 5pifhen ber
gtoelia Qoenue uno 9eIen Strabs in
GUoIop, 8p.; 81. - gbarlss 20.
6ap0en uno frau an qeter unb Was
ria 8anfert, Cots no. 296 uno 297
in SiiozGooingtOn; 81.
- George Sornboff, elm QotomotiD.
fubrer Der s. &c 8. giienbabn, Der
oorgeitern perleBt purbe, ais er unter
elmer 9re5f4eibe beiddftigt mar, Bat
4usii6t duf GeHeiung.
- Observation-Disclosures. u. D1c.
0puaIo fir Elm 6ramebaus an Der
9untingtou, nabe 3tmberlute QDsnue
$500. - 0erieIbe uuo :. .. gels
ton fir eih S5rdmebaus an Der sFru,
3Ier, na6e Der Gatbdrine Stroba
$500. - 5, .. gelton fir etn
Tramehaus an Der 5errp. nabs Wain
Strabe; $500. - Yelton unb Gar
Teton fir elm 8aditeinge6Guos an Der
9ecouriep aoenue, nabe DaIbingtpn
Strcbe; $4,000.
- Die 2lntIage gegsn WiLIiam
young, q, BON YleuIunt Run, ap.,
fDs9sn 9erfubrung Der 19 Tabre alien
2durd Tanner DON iFdirpiep. an.,
.uurbe bonn itellpertretenoen gountn.
rifter Zee nisoergsi6laqen, ba Youna
fih bereit ertldrte, oie Tanner su ebes
lif1eH. Der Gbsidein purpe in Der
@puntncIerts~Offiee ausgeIteQt uno
younq oann aus Der 6aft entIafIen.
El6ter Gee sheIidts bag puar.
= 0us Eeitament Der Qlies 6.
Beolert fpuroe i'm gountpgsriTot bins
terlegt uno argenommen. Sie bin
terlGbt aCss ibrer ShpeIier Faora 6.
rSRblette uno na6 ibrem 5ooe, iolts
mod ettpas iibria fein, 800 Dem SIb
2Sabies 5ome IN Qerinston, Gp., unb
$500 Der 6. D. 9. SO. auriliarp Of
tbe Central Gbrtfridn gbur6, Gers
tnstoH, ap. 8on bsm Reit folleu
Ebann q. 3. 2inDfap /, cs3oro Dupts
SdlsesI ! uuo oas iibri9e J gnbora
8. Sontb, aliee Dpatt uno bR ain<
fber Der Gmma 6. Dunaobiet erbalten.
Gie erHennt y. Z. ainbfap uno Ssara
G. Suble.te 3u Gretutoren.
- Grl. alies Deqins, 9oAter bes
sEkrru Robert M<lins. unb Grau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16

6oar aud fein nodte, es psrThponb
rSIIia urifr ben g|oItiGes, bsm
G6mnG, ben aii1en. ben Jtbtrn. ben
glummirdnssn. Sn Der GnbuIation
ebmte man bic Mesresipogsn n1h,
unb duf Disism ftiirmiffen GSsan
fdoufsItsn iid Ysrssdtttn NIT ibren
Mditen unb annontn. DIE Rspolution
ffnitt bic Ropfs, abtr ni6t bic 35pfs
ot, bsnn bic psriidsn bielten ii6 BIB
sur RsItuurctionss.it.
Qlbsr fhIisblid3 tpuroe bic Wsoce
aud ibr,r iibubriiifis. Gies beDeuttts
ebch niht bic Delabens elmer Gunlt,
i'm gsasntbeiI. ieitbem biepsriids niht
riebr offentunbia unn alien gIei6 au'
ber erhsn Bid fiftbar seiraeen fpirb.
liFi bic Mrbeif bes poItihturs nod
teiiIer, forafdltiser uno naturatrensr
eeporben. stnb fpenn man iih einsrs
Ieiis aud, bsHliiht, einen Gebltr sn ptrs
bergen, ptrfhm6bt bic I60nfte unp
nit nod, 70 perf9tpsnberiIder GiilIe
tcn 6oupttdaren ousaeitatitte Jraii
les bod fsintsfpsss. nod nldnAs bats
moniite Code aufsulsgen, oie bar
Mobe ets Tdess atmdb. senou 10
oui uie 5piben unb Shmuditiids.
Elm nctbpenbiats tpslbIthts 1ciitttsis
fsiid oetrorhsn III.
Ia es MIN aber. iuie geidqt fetiie
aIoIter fnebr In Sranfreih aibt, iino
/ Die fleinen gretoninnen nidJt mebr
| 10 leidt eintpiIligeu. ith fiir oie
sdonbeit ibrer iiabtiideu Sdlrpeltern
/ loic Soare abihneiSen 81 Iaiien, per-
Iiuft man fif anoermeitia Sonrc 81
lperfdaiicn. glber es gibt ebet dud)
babel Saor uno SOAR. las trdli5oil'
Iihe Saor lit oiel id)oner als ieoes
nnoere, mno bonn tit es mid nidt iIii.
mer ir1tpars ipie oos hineiIihe. 1ds
li5O Iranfen in irnn5oiiiter Guali'
liat mertt, 1T, gilt IN d]ineiiifer nnge'
idbr 12 fSronfen. llno oabet hnnoeii
Il rs iid, nod beionbers I'm 6raiien'
boar, oenn Die meiiten Der dineii.
| ifen monnIi6en 3opfe iino =. 20
Itif,es uno perliereu fir Die 3aiti'
Ileute natiirlih ooburh ieocn 9ertb.
Tenn oieisr beitebi. bsim 6ineiifden
Saar mir in ieiner 2ange. aber pte
lin Sceioent, 10 nirS audi i'm Crielit
pieI spprgemnht", unS gans flelnt
ginttenId)1usfen gehen nernitfeiii
ihpnrser g1nber bis 81 Den anlefeb.
| len phan bebaiptet, oab bic porilcr
Sltmpeuianmler ieben Ioa in,gefnbr
| 50 ailo aerinserer Gnnlitdt amtic'
lien, unS Der 8eoanfe, ooB bic Soden,
Die mir 3rauen mns nIle 10 germ au'
lbie st6pie pdden. aus Wlnlltaitel
IIiommen. BAT nidlts appetitIihes uie
Gertodenhes. Dor furJen hieB 90.
loob Die 1ohter gnas. Der ialif,eil
ISaore ilberoriiiiia, nid1t 'llir oltf ile
lpersid,ien, fon0eru audi ibre eieeneil
| laui benz slItar Der Wo0e opiern mir.
Iocn. eitle. triigeriihe Soffniing! GIN
panr giihnengroben nisgenomncii.
entitIieben lid bic Qariierinlien mn
iebr uerein5eIt gum 1rneer zines II
tusfopies. limb fpie man idon GaIiln
lnadfaate. Soh iie Simions Sanr niir
lbeshaI6 abi6niti, um iid portbeil'
bate ,.ddhis" baraus MAIDEN 5il lol'
ZEN. 70 bari BON Den belltigen Shopf'
IunS 3opitraserinnen riibig bebouptet
per6en, bah lie iid), onnf Der plelen
moberneu 6entiihgt 9eriabren, teine
arauen Saore bnriiher tpaflien lai'
| zen, ueiI oieie i6ren 8ntten Dor Der
slpeiilung bis auis Ieste ausgeIaaen
iino!! -.
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ME cine Grau eins a5s
niestroHe perihsr5te. Ri6t
f.ften ersisnet Is fi6. oab tinfnhe
Grausn bur6 Die 9unii oes S6iffoIs
ouf Gxrritertbrone eelaneen. Gs isi
MIR an bic aaiisrin Gusene pcn
6ranirei4 trinnsri, fernsr an bic sriie
OtmabliH Rapolsons bes Griieu uno
en- RataIie pon Strbisn. gin3igortig
In abr foistnbsr 5all, in bsm cine
5rou cine aonisintrons perf6ersie.
gs mar I'm Sabre 1889. 9a itnnb
gsrnaboiie, Der fpdtere Gtnsral Rapns
Icons nnb abnig bon Gdipebsn In
9rsnobIs. CT mar bort Ssrgeont uno
srerskris feline Sruppen. tiimmerts fih
absr fonIt um ni6is. 9a tam Der in
Der Gkfhihis 10 beionnt gslporbene
..3isetiias4, jtnsr Tag, an benz ole
Grakn, bic rspubIitaniI6 ssiinnt
iparsn, auf bic DG6sr Der 6dufer Don
Grenobk iiieesn unb 3iessI auf bic
t0nigliGxn Iruppen iparfen. Gin ioIs
der 3iee<Ifttin fiel untsr eintm 5asel
Don Gietnen anm BEN Geraeantsn
9.rnosOtts onf ben aopf un5 Dsrtpuns
bsie ibn fnnsr. Iran bitIt ibn fir
ioot unb irue ihn ins Soipiiol. mdt.
renb man isine Wunbe untsriuhte.
fhlug sr inbes Die 4ugsn fpieotr auf
unb erbIidtt unier ben llmitsbsnnen
Elm blcnbss, blau6ugises Wldof<n.
bds BON fsintm GGnlers seriibrt an
ipsrben fnlsn. Sbrs G40nbsii na6te
tiefsn Giuorud dnf ibn. er bahis
nur nod an bic ih0ne Mmnlie, unn los
b0Io er iiH mieber erboIt bate unh su
fsinem Regiment - bic Rubs mar lns
3piintn piebsr beseeikIIt - 5uriids
seiebrs mar, CAB sr iih ale Wiibs. fis
auf5ufiRhen. Drsi Mohen Lang Iudi<
er iis p<rssbens, eHblid absr fanb q
iie ipiehtr. Sis mar sine 1rme QGfts
rim unb itnnb allsin In Der WeIi. Hers
n0hoite bsIHiibit iit nun eifria, ibrt
Qkt< su setDlnnen, bate nber nlii sIs
mem gefdhriimsn Websnbuhltr su sdins
|pfsn, einsm iibrmddergtbilfsn. Der
psrlkbis e<rgsnnt bot ihr feline 5anb,
|dbxr bns Mdbhsn 900 fdlisbIid BEN
tbrfcmes Burger benz Golbaisn Dor.
Na ging Bernobctte 3u Dem llbrmas
der unb faais: ~Sk lisben 4mnlie, i1
Iisbs fis nuh. mir tperben um lie sdms
|pfen.S Der 3ipeiiampf FAM in Der
That itntt unb btr nbrmonsr ipurbs
Ip<rnunbst, abr btr Eieesr 6dtt< nibtS
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Gbeitnut GtraBe, aufssrufsn. Gs
banbeIt f6 I'm cine @rsn3ltnie 5tDis
f4sn ben beiben 9duiern. Rihter 8us
tens Schulz sins tp6brsno Der 0ers
hdnoliine aus unb er befabl ben pos
liSiiten, ale 8etbeilisten nad benz Gss
fdngnib Su brtnsen. bis iie ii6 seeis
niat bdtten. Dies bate ben Setpinihs
ten Grfols. Der Sou purbe oann auf
beute CUR enb9tItisen GrIsoisuns psr'
fhoben.
= Sn ibrsm Seftamente binterldbt
GftslId Dapis dies ibrem 6otten Wm.
Dapis unb ernsnut ibn gum Ssitds
mentspolItreder.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-15
STILL ANOTHER PROBE.
Senator yardaman Wants to Inves-
tfCate Railroad Wrecks

Aroused by the report Of another fatal
wreck on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford, Senator Vardaman of Missis-
sippi yesterday announced he would in
troduce a resolution calling a Senatorial,
investigation OF railroads subject to fire.
Quent smash-ups.
From the standpoint OF the railroads. -
said Vardaman, human life seems to be
the cheapest commodity on the market.
They continually jeopardlze the travel
ing public by refusing to employ suf-
ficient men and to install efficient safety
devices. 1t seems to me that the time
has arrived for a Federal investigation
into the matter. and shall demand that
this investigation be made at the earliest
opportunity"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-15
M'CHORD TO ASSIST
new HAVEN inquiry
Interstate Commerce Commission Will
Sit with State Board in Wreck
Investigation.
RATE CASES HAVE BEEN DECIDED

Commissioner McChord. OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. will sit with
the Public Utilities Commission of Con-
necticut Wednesday. at RIchport. to be-
gin the investigation OF the wreck on the
New Haven Railroad at Stamford Thurs
day night.
Mr.. McChord said that the limited pow
ers of the commission would not permit.
It's inquiry to develop any criminal re-
sponsibiIity on the part of employees or
officials Of the road. That is a matter for
the authorities of Connecticut to investi-
gate. he said.
Advances in rates on potatoes on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
between points in Oklahoma and points in
Colorado were suspended by the Inter
state Commerce Commission yesterday
until December %. The rate Of q cents q
hundred pounds on petroleum and its
products from points in Kansas over the
same road TO points in Nebraska was de-
clare1 unreasonable.
The commission held that the refusal of
the Illinois Central to grant elevation al
lowances on grain at Decatur is discrim-
inatory in view Of such an allowance be-
ing made at Cairo. Ill The railroads
were ordered TO extend elevation privi-
leges to all points in the Mississippi Val
ley, and TO accord to Decatur. Ill. the
rates enjoyed by Cairo on through traf-
fic to Louisiana.
The adjustment OF rates on grain from
points in South Dakota. Minnesota and
Iowa to Duluth and Minneapolis, Mimi.
Superior and Milwaukee, Wis. and Chi
cago, proposed by railroads operating in
this section, was approved yesterday by
the Interstate Commerce Commission. BY
the new tariff in direct rates to Milwau-
kee for reconsignments to the East /
cent hundred pounds higher than ship
ments moving through Minneapolis is al
lowed. BY approving the adjustments
the commission vacates its order sus-
pending the propositions made by the
railroad in removing Determinations in
what has become known as the Chicago
Duluth grain rate case.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Nc
Chord stated that the Commission viii
decide the Eastern advance rate case
IN which ffty-two railroads operating
East of the Mississippi and North of the
Rivers ask for a per cent in
crease in rates before July ]. The matter
has been taken up fully by the Commits
sioner. He would not state whether or
not the advance Will be allowed.
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CAST BEINGPICKED
FOR FOURTH SPECTACLE
"UncIe Sans Birthday Party" to Be
Given on Slope South Of
Monument.
THOUSANDS TO TAKE PART

With the Fourth of July a little over
two weeks on. the joint committee on
the celebration of Independence Day 10
bending every energy In the collection Of
the fund to meet the necessary expenses
which the large programme Of entertain
ment involves.
This years programme IL entirely out
of the ordinary. Young America will be
right In his element with the displays of
fireworks. athletics OF all sorts, exercises
of a brilliant and impressive Character
in the Memorial Continental Hall, and
other features.
With over 1850 children enrolled for the
procession and the list growing daily, the
pageant committee is devoting itself prin-
cipally now TO preparations for the spec-
tacle play. Uncle Sans Birthday Party
1t has been decided to change the original
plan of using the Eiiipse for this setting.
and the play will be given on the slope
south OF the Washington Monument.
which affords natural ampitheater and
a beautiful natural stage. Glenn Brown.
the architect. is designing the throne OF
Freedom. which will be erected In this
open space. and which will be the center
OF the groupings Of figures representing
the States and their gifts
The cast is gradually being chosen
George 7. Odell will impersonate Uncle
Sam and Miss Emma l. Ostrander, Miss
Columbia. Milton Bryan, as a lone In
dian. brought from the far West by one
Of the States. will give a picturesque
Indian dance. and Misses Ruby Ray
mond, Dorothy and Mona Jelliman, Dor
othy Shaw. Lillian Nichol. Mary Decker,
Newcomb. and Mrs George T. Odell
will be among the other dancers. Miss
Blanche Sperry viii appear In one of the
important acting parts. Others to be IN
the cast are Charles z. Herring. Mrs.
]. A. Rich. William Leavitt Stoddard.
and Mr.. and Mrs. MizzelL. Other parts
will be assigned at a meeting. which has
been called for o'clock Monday even
ing at Independence Day headquarters.
l42s F Street All who have been In
vited to appear in the cast are asked
to attend this meeting.
The first rehearsal OF the chorus will
be held next Wednesday evening at
O'Clock at Mckinley Manual Training
School. corner of Seventh Street and
Rhode Island Avenue. Heinrich Ham
mer conducting. Mrs. Frank Byram has
her services as accompanist
for the rehearsals.
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MISS MACLEOD IN CONCERT.
Young CCntrslto Returns from
study In Europe.

Miss Helen Macleod, a promising and
gifted young contralto singer who recent
ly returned from period Of study in
Berlin with Ferguson, gave her first
song recital here last Tuesday evening,
presenting a programme Of great merit
and ambition for so young a soloist.
She has a rich, telling contralto voice of
wide range, with unusually good high
tones, and she has both temperament
and artistic sense. She was assisted by
Mrs. Henry Robbins (nee McCallum), ac-
companist. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, violin
list, and Miss Leila Howard, pianist. The
programme was as follows: ''Se tn
m ami Pergolese), "Alte Liebe (Brahms).
''Verborgenheit CWolO. Miss Macleod /;
Ave Marie" CBach-Gounod). Miss Will
bur; "Slumber Beloved" from Christmas
oratorio BACH, Miss Macleod /:
Scherzo, B-fat minor Chopin, Miss
Howard; Die Stadt' (SchuberD. three
songs from ''Dichterliebe" CSchumann),
I'm wunderschonen Monat Mai" Aus
meinen Thranen spriessen," Die Rose,
die Lille, die Taube." Miss Macleod:
mazurka CMIynarskD. Miss Wilbur;
The Swan Bent Low to the Lily Mac
DowelD. Pleading (Elgar), Lizzie
Lindsay (Old Scotch. Hills O. Skye"
Q-ang), "One Spring Morning." with vio-
lin (Nevin). Miss Macleod.
Miss Macleod was obliged to repeat
the last number, owing to the enthusi-
asm of the audience, a critical and musi-
cal one. She sings with much vivacity
and magnetism and with pleasing facial
expression. She is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin L. Markham. the latter
formerly Miss Mary Gilmore. well known
in. her girlhood among the pianists of
the city. Miss Wilbur played exception
ally well and showed much talent and
good training. Miss Howard played with
good technique and style, and Mrs. Rob-
bins Accomplishments were a pronounced
aid to the soloists as well as charm
Ing to the most critical.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


A Julian and Flora Brylawski. boy
Anthony and Man Tranoris girl.
James II. and Lyrtle Shepherd, girl
Dominic and Christian Pastore. bCy
ice h ard Bessie !. Pierce boy
Jesse and May Penn. girl.
Burnley NJ and Anna NJ. 0dum, hoy and girl
wins
Joseph r. and Elmina A O'Neill, bog.
Charles r. and Barbara A. Mascha1er girl.
John NJ. and Florence McVesny. boy.
Noble D. and Blanche Laner. boy.
Harold W. and Harriet NJ ketron gin.
Archie S. and Lottie l. Cox girl.
John and Margaret S. Condor. boy.
Giuseppe and Maria Ciufreda g1ri twins.
William T and Daisy v. Carroll boy.
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Richard and Cora Walker boy.
Morris and Annie P. WarteTs. girl
Harry and Eva McKRll, girl.
John T. and Rebecca johnson, boy
Frank and Pearl Hysun, girl.
William and Kate Duct girl
George and Helen Carroll boy
Arthur and Selena Countee bov
William and Louisa Butler girl
Robinson c. and Ellen B. Bostic, boy