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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

San Francisco, CaI.-Pet is a eu-
genie hen. The product of careful
breeding, Pet. a 1O-months' old Buff
Orphington chick, weighs pounds
and just one of her prize eggs would
make an omelet big enough for the
hired mans breakfast.
Pets biggest egg to date measures
inches around lengthwise. Ordin-
arily Pet lays her champion eggs on
an average Of only twice week, with
smaller eggs in between. But the
day after the 8-inch egg appeared,
she laid another within an eight of
an inch of the same measurement.
Some eggs, those two! Whereas
the regular standard egg you buy in
markets weighs about two ounces,
these two eggs together weighed nine
ounces. "
Mrs. Mary A. Lee, 1886 Folsom
street, who has raised Pet and a Lit
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

of other prize poultry, had visions of
a flock of young ostriches to be pro-
duced from Fanny's big eggs. But it
was discovered that they all have
double and triple yolks, and won't
hatch. Otherwise, there's no telling
where this eugenic experiment would
end.
Mrs. Lee has also developed a Buff
Orphington rooster than weighs 1912
pounds at less than year of age.
Her secret is careful selection and
scientific feeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
MARK STREETS FOR TRAFFIC.
Novel idea, Dispensing With Police
in Force in South.

novel idea for directing traffic with
out the aid of traffic police. now prac-
ticed in several southern coast cities.
aims at directing motorists by arrows,
circles and lines rainted in broad white
lines on the pavement OF street inter-
sections where traffic is not heavy
enough to warrant the presence of a
traffic policeman and Yet which are con-
fusing at times.
For example. where traffic officer is
not now stationed the plan would be 20
paint large white circle in the center
of the intersection, around which all
cars would have to turn instead of cut
ting the corners sharply.
Two California cities have adopted
these simple and effective aids to motor
lists in the form of traffic signals OH main
thoroughfares. painted on the roadway
where the careful driver is supposed to
concentrate his attention
One of these signals IS in Richards
where "a compound curve in busy street
leads directly to a double-track line
The proper route is shown b. a broad
white band of aluminium paint. extend
ing down the center of this street. At
either end is a broad arrow, inclined to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
AuTonoBlL9
TLlCENSES

District automobile licenses have been
issued since The Stars last report as fol-
lows:
1sI17-Star Laundry Company. 1919
14th street northwest. Ford.
1S71s-John W. Langley. Fontanet
Court. Columbia.
1S7ly-r'rederick Eichelberger PIP Ban
croft place northwest, Cadillac.
1S7oO-British embassy. Pierce-Arrow.
lS7.1-M. Holzbeirelein. 1919 9TH street
northwest. Lord Baltimore truck.
1S722-Preston Shelby, n25 Sth street
northwest, ord.
1s72s-J P. Van ostrand Congress
Heights. D. c.. Ford.
1s7o4-Dr Mary T. Stout, 453 Irving
street northwest. Little.
iS725-Robert I. Lincoln, 1Ii3 y street
northwest. Pierce-Arrow.
1S126-Roger B. Smith, jr.. 610 NJ street
northwest Ford.
lyI27-C. G. Fenstermaker, 914 l. street
northwest, Homemade.
1S12s-Leopold Glushak, sos street
northwest. Chevrolet
1S729-Louis C. Cramton. 1910 Biltmore
street northwest Studebaker.
1S73o-J. n. B. Hill, 1920 street north
west. S. G. Y.
1s7a1-Charles F. Wood 1915 Clifton
street northwest. Empire
1S732-Charles +. Foster, the Portland
Stearns.
1s733-Joseph H. Bradley, 1896 X street
northwest, Oldsmobile.
1S734-Theodore Barnes. 2i33 Wiscon-
Sin avenue northwest, Buick.
1S735-W. j. Nevius, SO Seaton place
northwest, Buick.
1s736-Robert S. Woodward, the Ores
den. Hudson.
1s737-Hervey S. Knight. $3.50 Piney
Branch road, Ford.
1s73s-C. f. Klopfer, 413 nth street
northeast Oldsmobile.
/ 1s739-George w. Belt, jr.. '1423 r street
i northwest, Overland.
! 1s74O-C. C. Tucker. Evans building,
Ford.
| 1S741-Victor Kaufman, Star office.
| Stevens-Duryea.
| ls742-Washington Florist Co. 14OS H
street northwest. Fora.
lS743-E. S. Harvey, 1o7 22d street
| northwest Apperson.
1s74-inna p Holdridse. PTS P street
nc-t'-~-e~t Ford.
1s7.0-Mrs. Inez S. Milton, 1853 18th
street northwest. Ford.
/ 1s746-Harry A. Kite, 1898 G. street
northwest Detroit electric.
| 1S7l1-F. d. AIckenney. Hibbs building.
Little.
1s74s-William Johns 9o5 X street
northwest Maxwell.
! 1S749-Andrew Wilson. s01 Evans build
/, ing. Baker electric.
1s750-Henry Xander. 1890 Belmont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
Pushing Highway Plan.

Construction work is progressing in
Washington. Russell and Tazewell
counties. Va. on the Bristol Bluefield
highway. and sixty-seyen of the nine
ty-two miles OF this highway will be
graded and macadamized before win
ter
The work is being pushed on the
Bristol Washington highway in south
west Virginia. in Washington, Smyth.
Wytfle anG Pulaski counties.
Here is an incident showing that the
farmers in that section want the motor
tourist; Smyth county. Va, or rather
the district through which the Bristol
Washington highway runs. voted down
bond issue just before that movement
was organized, but after the road was
surveyed they voted bonds to build it.
Scott county, Va. did the same thing
in connection with the Bristol-LexinG-
ton highway. Also. the public funds
provided were insufficient to build the
Bristol Washington highway from
Bristol to Abingdon. Two routes were
surveyed, and the farmers on each
route subscribed $1,000. and are build
ing both routes. A Bristol booster was
asking a farmer for a one-thousand-
dollar subscription and arguing the
question of getting to market. etc,
and was surprised to get the reply. Il
will give $500 on that road, but IL you
will get the Automobile road by my
home place l will give $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

! northwest, Studebaker.
1S76S-Cora Hassel. $500 9th street
northwest, Studebaker.
1S169-Leonard r. Raglan, 415 18th
street southwest, Ford.
1S110-American Express Company, 1923
! + street northwest. Baker electric.
| 1S771-Louis Is. Freeman. 1859 Sd street
northwest. Warren.
! 1s772-Stap' d. Willis. 1415 Columbia
| road northwest. Columbus
| 1S173-AIrs. Charles S. Hanks. .031 Mas
| sachusetts. avenue northwest. Chalmers.
! 1S174-A. S. Hanger. ri 6 street north
west. Pullman. .r.s.
| 1s715-Baxter Mckinney, 1901 q stree
northvfe st, Ford.
| 1s776-Walter E. Burke, 49, street
southwest, Buick.
1S711--Aln,eiico ZapEone. 2222 LIST street
northwest, Maxwell
! 1S17S-W. E. Moses & Sons, 18th and +
streets northwest. Ford.
| 1S179-Mrs. Alex. Stewart. 200 Massa-
| chusetts avenue northwest, Fiat.
1S1SO-Robert NJ. La Toilette. 1920 16sh
street northwest. Mitchell.
1S7S1-Alfred Reynolds, 1872 Goth street
northwest Maxwell.
1S1S2-Robert A. Chesebrough. 202J
! Hillyer place northwest, Packard.
1S7s3-A.:I- Smith. 2122 California ave
nue. northwest. Cadillac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

street northwest, Detroit electric.
1St51-Douglas V. Cornwell. 2140 Wyo-
ming avenue northwest. StutZ.
1S752-J. B. Latimer, 466 i street south
west Buick.
1s753-Ada G. Jordan. New Richmond
Hotel. Baker electric
1SIo4-Peter NJ. Dorsch. 1911 9TH street
northwest, Witt Will truck.
1s753-Harry A. Orn1e. SOL Georgia
avenue northwest. Detroit electric.
1S15G-Hennen Jennings. 2221 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest. Pierce-Arrow.
1S7J7-S W. Henry. 1872 street north
west. Buick.
1SIJS-Royal Blue Line Company, 42s
Sth street northwest, Autocar.
1S7J9-CEarles H. Marshall. 2IlO =
street northwest. Washington.
1S7Go-Thomas F. Konop. House office
building. Overland.
1s1Gf-Harry P. Freund. So 10Th street
northwest Mitchell.
1SIG2-Charles +. karr. GA 18th street
northwest Ford.
1S163-Dr. Alice w Downey. 2413 18th
street northwest. Overland.
1S76tSigmund kann. Sth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. Pierce-Arrow.
1S16JrBenjamin G. Maxwell, Evans
building Baker electric.
1S7G6-Jacob Nander. ?s21 Georgia ave-
nue. northwest. StuGebaker
1s7G7-A. w. Biting. 1893 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
STORING CARS IN WINTER.
Care Should Be Taken That Tires Are
Properly Inflated.

i
Winnie the NUMBER OF everyday yin the
year motorists is increasing rapidly.
there are still thousands OF ca,. Owners
who MT mn their cars fo,. ~, Ill
- "tiitei' anu
sumo VI 'iese pefhaps ASK Tor the best
method OF caring Tor their tires ana
tubes while their cars are in storage
If the tires are not given proper care
ma .,,o,,o, -
~ '"e "esN' oi gar
III "et' ohs garage When only partly
inflated. it is only reasonable to believe
that they will not give good service in
the sprine
-
- insure 'he oest results the uf4s
should be removed from the wheels and
the outside casing washed with soap and
water to remove all traces of oil Oil is
the natural enemy OF rubber. as it softens
the tread, thereby diminishing its resist
ance to abrasion
The castings should then be looked over
carefully and repairs made if needed. II
IS always good plan TO have tires re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
Motored From New York.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Donohue and
daughter and W. R. Morrison motored
from New York city to Washington in
Mr. Donohue's Chalmers touring car last
week They motored over the road ten
days ago, attending the New York auto
show and returning Wednesday. Despite
the extremely cold weather. which made
driving uncomfortable at times. the run
ming time was twelve hours. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
Improving Slowly.

T. Lamar jackson who is ru:i.iiied to
his home at SILVER Spring. Md. VIII. a
light case of typhoid fever. is reported 80
be slowly improving, lie Is Of. al Ia.
members of the automobile shaF =ois-
mittee. but owi,.c 10 his llp.-s H IL be
unable to attend the exhibition rms W-el..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
HOW SHOCKING.

A large motor truck operating In
one Of the big cities carries sign.
Danger. Keep on This sign is
used 10 keep the small boy from
stealing a ride. Another driver has
made an electrical connection on the
tsiiboard. SO that amy one touching
the rear OF the car will get just
shock enough to let go. Small boys
in the community have a new re-
Spact for motor trucks these DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
the right, a hint that the chauffeur is

the right, a hint that the chauffeur is
likely to observe.
In Pomona great difficulty was occa-
stoned by corner cutting at street in
tersections. This led To congestion in the
center of the town. and the simple rem
edy Of a white painted disc in the center
Of the intersection was adopted. 1t is
very conspicuous. having a diameter OF
IS inches. and the most inexperienced
driver is likely to take the hint TO drive
around it. II he fails TO follow the gen
tie suggestion he is liable /" arrest. ana
the mark OF his tire on the " hite disc j.
evidence that he violated the IRA r'ic "tdi-
nance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

Secondhand Dealer ito Farmer Green,
TO whom he had sold o carb-Well, how
do Won like your car by this time?
Farmer Green-Wa-al. it amt much on
looks, and it amt much on speed: but by
gum, it kin make more noise than any
other ear in the country. Everybody
knows l got it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
BIG BOND ISSUE
VOTED FOR ROADS
Bristol, Va, Section Plans to
Spend 100000
on Highways.
ROUTE TO WASHINGTON
ONE OF THE PROJECTS
Farmers Show Disposition to We'll
come Automobile Tourists
in Virginia.

interest just now is centered in the
vicinity of Bristol, Va. a progressive lit
tie town situated on the Virginia and
Tennessee boundary line. During the
past year more than s1.C0O,0oo worth of
bonds have been voted for roads in that
section. the total road bond issue in
southwest Virginia and eastern Tennes-
see now aggregating more than $4,000 goo
A party of trail blazers from Bristol Wis
tied Washington recently and mapped out
two routes between these points. Motor
enthusiasts are anxious to see the time
arrive when Bristol-to- Washington
highway will be built for the autombil-
lists of this section Of the country.
In the early spring two districts of
Smyth county, Va, voted $225,OOO a part
ty-eight miles OF the Old Valley pike run
ming through that county, being part Of
the BristolW ashington highway.
Early in the summer. Greene county
Tenn. voted 100000 to macadamize all
the main roads in that county which
were graded a few years ago with a
100000 or $4,000 bond issue. This will
include the Bristol-Memphis highway
county, Tenn. has this year finished
grading and macadamizing all of the
Bristol-Memphis highway through that
county except about ten miles. Carte,
county. Tenn. will this fall complete
grading and matchmaking the entire fif.
reen miles of the Bristol Memphis high
ray through that county. The last $500
90 of the 500. 900 voted by Sullivan coun.
~. Tenn. was made available last spring
by acton of the courts. and the unfin-
shed section of the Bristol Memphis high.
way in Sullivan county, from Bluff City
- the Carter county line. is being pushed
= completion. This distance is five miles
The Bristol-Memphis highway from
treene county through Hamblin and JEFF
Tson counties TO Knoxville was com
pletely graded and macadamized some
cars ago, SO that the 1Iu miles of the
Eistol-MempLis highway from Bristol e
\ knoxville will be graded. drained anC
hi dges and culverts built this fall eS
cept about eighteen miles in Washington
d Greene counties and this eighteen
nues in an ordinary dirt road or thi,
. miles, approximately ninetS-fve miles
"a Ill no Inacadarn iZel this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

which will be used to grade and
macadamiZe a portion or the Bristol
Lexington (kyD highway through
Scott county. Other districts will later
vote bonds to carry this road to the
Lee or Wise county line. Two districts
in Lee county, Va. voted $4,000 in
June, a portion of which will be used
to complete the Bristol Lexington
highway through those districts. This
makes $4,000 Lee county is spending
for roads.
Two districts in Wise county. Va.
recently voted s2SO.O00 to finish mac
adamizing roads already graded with
a county bond issue of 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
Elected Auto Chairman.

Claude l.. Miller WAS unanimously
elected chairman of the automobile sec
ton Of the Retail Merchants Associa-
ton nj a meeting held Thursday aftes :
noon in m. rooms of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
Fix Twenty-Five Miles.

sullivan county, Tenn. has graded
4 macadamiZed twenty of the TWEEN
five miles of the BristoI-Kingsport-
i knoxville highway, and the remaining
ive miles has been graded and drained.
Three districts in Scott county. Va.
voted in April Si61,100. part Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

Tim. Tor the anti-freeze miHtGle.
A frozen radiator needs no accuser.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
9as 3wan5iamartfHf.
Sumoresfe bon S. @ ornfen.

Ser alte Moierboff NOR bon ben
0rcitouieno @%inmobnern bic Sfslin-
aen 8dblte, ser ein3ige &rnitmaler.
Or mar gepifiermaBen fir oiele
5toot Die 2unit1. 9ie Sfslinger
totem ii6 nidt menig oarGtf 5ugute,
ouR cine folde .|erionlidfeit" nnter
ibnen Iebte. Mber I'M @runoe genom-
men, ber0arfte er bic groBe Beliebt-
belt un6 sic %aagemeine 8erebrltng
meniger feinen 2anof9aften unoPor-
trGten, oeren filnItlerii6er Site Die
SfSlinger bod rebt bertGnoniSlos
qcoeniiberItan0eL aIS pielmebr iei-
reln auSgeaei9neten @r8dbIertalent
@enn er aben0s nit ben 9%onoratlo-
rem an Dem grpBen, rltnoen Gid i'm
v@eiBen Mobren~ lab uno cine
uIelbfterlebte" @eihidte anfiinoigte,
70 trot Iofort algemeine &ube elm.
Gines Mbenos iproA man bon
Observation-Disclosures onB man bod
70 monheS abiolltt nnDertDenobart
befGme, uno bob es i'm @rllroe ge-
nommen pieI beiier un0 D%erniinfti-
ger mdre, @elo gu i6enfert. Dos
f0nnte man INNER gebrauhe1 metntt
Ser 8ropilor bon ser &~a4sopotbefe'
uno Ser Sotelpirt nifte bedngitigenf
Dor It9 bin Oa er gera0e nit ben
@ii4ern bel6Gftigt NOR uno bag
Ronto oes Yrobiior8 borbatte. ~unf
es per0en 10 biele Streitiefeiten uni
@erItimurungm 0aourd Oermieoen"
IoQte Der 2onorot, Der es getpobni
NOR, BON ieiner Grau uno ieiner
S1htern MIR Sahen aIs @eiheftft
All erbalten bic oiele ielbit geraot
brauden fonnten, un0 Der 0esbdIb.
int @run0e genommen, iiberbdi1pi
qegen oag S1enfen mar.
Den &unitmaIer ladte.
n0b, meme &erren. SD fam
Sbnen ourd cine @ei6ihte betDei-
fen, bob aud @eIo OILS @eburtags'
aefdenf Streitiefeiten u1o 9erittm-
munger berbeifiibren fntrn. Sogal
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

cine B%erlt6rfiina unIerer @reu5en &c
gen GranFrei6 iihern muBten, Itnl
fir bieIe Grnnooien urO in betpegter
W1omenten fir Die gonSe Nation od:
3iel Matchmaker Sebniuht. Gas Ourd
Die greigniiIe bon 1866 uno 1876
eritarfte Ieuti9Ian0 fat ale ietnl
nelle Strait ouf Den 9lusbau BEG eige'
men n~ationolen 9ebens gepanOt
6ranfreid lit mad ieOer @ritnrrung
ieiner ~nottonolen Mnht aggreliit
nod auBeu aufgetreten unO piiroe es
nieoer tun, menn es iib Grfolg Der
lpreben f0nnte. 0omit miiiien tDir
rednen uno ms ielbit ais oenieni.
gen @egner anieben, aegen ben It'd
6ranfrei6 in eriter 2inie tpenoer
niiroe, penn es gIaubte, einenAngrItI
ouf DeutihlanO iiegrei6 our1fiibreu
3u fonner. 9ie iran3oiiide Heoan6e'
pnlitif miro g~etragen bon Dem I'M
6~eirt6aren @lou6en Ser 6rau5olen
an sic ltnoerapiiittIidfeit ser 2ebens-
frat Sranfrei1s. 9ieier @lait0e fuBt
auf alien g%riu6rungen ser ir~an5oli-
ihen @eihihte. Rein @olf bat Die
6oIaen n~otionolen MiBQeidlifs tets
10 ihneIl ii6ertpun0en, ipie 0as fran
collide, feines nad ifperen Gnttau-
ihtnqen un0 iheinbar bereni6ten-
Den Hieoerlagen 10 leiHt Spann-
FRAT, SeIbltDertrauen unO Saten-
freuoigfeit tpie0ergeponnen. Wfebr
ais einmal idien 6ranfreiH ourd
duBere Sein0e enogiiltig iiberpun-
Sen, oufd innere @irrniile 10 GER
miirbt, 0aB europa glaubte, 5ratf-
reid ho6e oufgeb0rt eefdbrlih gu
iein. M6er INNER nieoer itanO in
fiir3eiter 3eit sic fran3oiilde Station
in ser alten ODER in oerme6rter Strait
Dor europa unO fonnte nufs nelte
Sen 4ampf Inn 0ie europ1iihe Gil
prcmotie nufne6men, Oie WoHtDer-
'h6ItniIie guropos arfs neue in
Srage Itenenl Ser Mufs un0 Nieoer-
gang 6ieies 8oIfes bat bic 5tnoten
Guropog fmmer oufs neue nit Stau-
men erfiGt. 9er oIlmG6lihe Nieoer-
qans BON ser ItoI3en &0be, auf Die
2lt6Spia XIV. Sronfreih 9eboben
bate, idien gum 3erfall BEG fran-
ffIhpn Staates 3u fiibreu 0urd Die
qroBe NeboIution. Die in fur3er Sol
qe ben giiraerfrieg, bic Nufloiun1
Ser Irmee, Sic 8ernihtung Der al
ten mirtiAaftlihen 8liite unO Den
iStantsbanferott nod iih aog. 8ebn
oSnhre mad 0em Mus6ruh Der &eOo=
lltion maren sic Seere Ser fran50ii-
idhen g3epublif @erren iiber Stalien,
sic 0ieoerIon0e un0 aaes 2ano linfs
oes &heins un0 %itanoen iieareib i'm
8 uti6lan0s. uno pie0er nod
5e6n Sabren itrablte oa8 erite &ai-
iereih in ieinem bohlten @lan3e,
itn6 NapoIeon Idien Dem 3iele Der
Serri6aft ii6er Sen geiamten 4onti-
nert nabe. Us folgten Die &ataltro=
phen bon 2eip3ig un0 @oterloo, Oie
Donc @eIieaung 8ranfreihs, 8tpei-
nal oie Ginnabme ser fran5oiiiAen
Sa1ptitaOt. Sn mebr ols 5wan5ig
S5a6ren ununterbrodener &riege
6atte sic frnn3oIiIde Nation ibre
ipirti4aftlihe unO p6DiiiAe &raft
bis ouf sic Neige ber6raudt, uno
Ood fonntp iiA Tranfreid inter Dem
3Deiteu Raiierrei6 ipie0erum an bic
critic Steae erbeben. 9ie ~yeieOerlage
ron 1870 traf in ihren Solgen
sSranfrei1 idmerer als lie cine 5uoor.
Aber 0ie &raft Sit neuem @uftieg
BEG m~unOerbor elaItiiden golfs bot
iie niht ge6rohen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Set 6ieIem Sage NOR bic Sinter-
ieber bieI meniger Iiebensmiiroig uno
Oienltltbefliiien. Sic fiirbtete inl-
mer, gerooe benz gefdllig 81 fem,
Ser ibr, nod ibrer Meinung, Oas
3pan8igmarfltiid geitoblen batte.
Sour gegen mid blieb iie oieielbe pie
friiber. 9luf mid fonnte iie ia feinen
8er6a1t boben.
50, meme &erren,@ ihloB Der
alte Muierboff nes 1T mirfIid i6wer
ait ent1eioenL mas aIs WamenstagS-
geIfenf mebr Streitigfeiten unO Ser
thinning beruriaht, @el6 ODER Elm
babies Dubeno geitidte &ouspantof-
feIn, Die Su flein iino. gs bat eben
oaes feline 5pei Seiten.~
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Gin Souptmann belt es fir n6tig,
Sen @eridten5 Die Die linn unteritente
8otoilonsfiide ufabri8ierte" beion-
6ere patriotiiae Namen 8a geben.
90 .tpnren raomigin : Butte : Biirit-
den, a~ronprin3 : aartoffeln" litp.
gines Eoges prnngte ouf Der Safel,
sic in Ser Slide oas 9agesmenii orr-
aeiat, EN- 1teler @ame: u&niier-
NrieOrih-S 1ppe". NnA Dem @iien
itan6, BON nnbefannter Sano ge-
Ihrieben 0arunter: y9erne letoen
ob1re 81 MogenI"
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

SIN Sabre 1890 CAB es an ser
aotloen @eIt ntr etipn 500 Heden-
mai9inen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

y Der pniae sIuffag II Der bemnd9ft er.
I6einenoeH 2rrbeit oes Tiiriten Niilop3 fiber
s9eutfhe 9oIitif" eutnomrren. sic nIs critics
Bn1 eiies oreibdiioigen ggeries a3eutf6Ia1o
inter aaifenr @ilbeIm ben 8iuetten in Dem be-
lailrfen @erlage bon @einInr Sobbing gers
Iin) beruteiltIi4t, iuiIo. 9as eroBsiisia anees
Ieate geerf ptbt cine @cfninte oeutfhen gnafs
lens nno Girebeus ipdbreno Der Iesten %
5a6r auf alien @eaieten oes DffeniIi1en uro
%aeiittoen 0ebens. Bon ben 80 Wfitarbeitern
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nearing. Court refused to make ac-.
cusatiOns part of record.
Harvey A. Dwight, former secre-
tary of Dwight Brothers Paper Co.,
adjudged- insane. Sent to Dunning.
School Board to appear Judge
. Foel's ruling Deny his jurisdiction
and right to issue fine.
$4,000 palace to be built by
South Country Club. Chicago
''swells" want huge sun parlor and
340-fOot veranda.
Mayor Harrison to question Chief
Gleason about Henagow killing. viii
make effort to learn if police tried
to cover up murder.
Major FUnkhouser. must prove
right to censor movies. Manufac-
turers question his legal right to pass
on films.
Seven of the policemen disciplined
for complaining of treatment trans
ferred back to traffic squad Com
mittee of police who acted for COM
panions promised to be good.
George Barr, John Mcmahon and
Jack Boes~ given one year to life for
robbing three of John R. ThompsOn's
restaurants.
Fred D. Buck, ia N. Kildare aV.,
brandished finger in face Of Louis
Weber, 4O1 N. Peoria st. Louis bit.
Fined So and costs.
Council committee on city expen-
ditures ended. Mayor claims politics
ruined work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. Loudenback su-
ing each other on statutory grounds.
Possession of child cause of cross
bills. .--...g~
Charles Olson, member fire truck
No 9, injured stopping runaway.
James Connerly, driver of wagon;
slightly hurt
Miss September Morn" again in
court. Corporation counsel objects to
lady.