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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
Sob BON 5ran @Ottieb yiebnid,.

am lebten Smlrstag, oep 10. s,arIi
itarb in Der @obmrns ibrer Sodter,
Srou 8, 8. @anbner, in Glare,
GH, mn boGen sllter BON SO Sob
ren 0earpaten liipS IL Sngen.
Spul 8idblrid batte ftets ben @ilnidJ
alisgelprod,en in Sernmnn bearaben
sil nepoen, mo ibr @atte idon Dor
10 sSSdbren 6lir Rltbe 9ebettet anitpbe.
Snfolge oefien ipur6en ibre inbiiten
lleberrelte Gn pergongeneit 9iens.
tag, islpter @egleitiip BON 9. 6.
@aroner iiiuo @attin. BON Glane.
Utih, Nerber gebnod,t.
8ie 9erftorbene tmlroe in Yoalt-
meru, Geiptihluno, geboren llttb fmn
Dor ltipseFdbr 65 Sabren, in 8eeIei.
tltipg ibrer @hern, rrah 9lmerifa. mo-
ole 5orriLie iidy bier IN Sennaml
nieoerlieB. SSSin Sabre 1855 perbei-
rntDete iie iidJ nut @uttlieb 8ieblrid);
eieier Che entiprobten Z ainber pon
oeteen lnrr Die folgeilben 3 nod an
Seben iiib6: 5rmt Snoie Smlpoers,
gtornopo. Solo; sSnoli 6. s. @aro.
ner, Glare Mihy iltb @bap. gie.
buib. Gditleton, lltab. SSln Suli
1905 feierten Serr 8iebiId, illpS
@ottiiL bier in &ernnml I'M &neiie
5ablreider 8empartotem itno ssrellnbe
Dos ieltene ssdit Der goloenen Sod.
5eit. sNn Monnt Septentber, bes.
ielben esdbres itarb Serr 8iebitiG
iporalrf 6alm Die &eritprhcne 81 if,
rer 9od,ter, nod Glare, 0ef., 500
sci lDeldler iie Damn Bis 5lt ihrem
Sobe gaebt bot. Oos gn6e Ser Ser
Iitorbenen fam ruih urub Der lleber'
gang in Dos Selrieits mar ianft itn>
frieoIid) Sic tpar Elm oepotes Nit.
glieb Der bel,tfd)en GpangI. &irht
Iiirto ilrt Satfe ibrer nrebr mic DO
iobriaGit slnApeNenbeit, bier IN Ser
mann, batte iie iid eilpen 5oblreihel
areis polp Spellnbert eraporbet mel
DIE ibr EPo NIT Srmer enfiillt
l'IliBer i4)f9ir aill0erm binterIdBt iii
nod, cine Sfhueitcr iSrml SSobanno
Soffnnnl BON Gbicoao, Sis.
Die Seerhiglrg erfpl9tc mn let.
ten 0ielrstag gtndJtnittag, olf 6err
| ltQotiNd}en SrieShofe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
Smiss.

Gle @ebriioer &able hnten fill
sine 9ln5obl ltnierer iSamter &c.
oroiden; non tber alls begdbeir lid
oieielbcr lrod Ger iStrit Greet !laod''
bnridnft.
@ner Der id.oniben lnrb ioltoeitel,
StrobbaltfeD lpel6e MIR bPs lebt ge'
iel)en, tp,noe bonn ySolter @rlrber
alf Der fsero. Sdylnbler 6arnL e.
rtd,tet ispclnpo @rltber periteir rs
Nas @jebIGie elmer 8reidmlaId)ine
5u bonbbaben
SSnt Seim BON @eo. 0nf1ter bntte
lid ont pergGpgenen SolrltGg eiIlt
frohlid)e @efellid)aft ei1lNeiltnoen.
". Sdptlte luto @attnr beiplrtDa'
gsaRnDdrtig 8eiatd,er aus Ct. Solus-
,Sepoi,tnno ShiquoGer lnpo sIrtbllr
S,dDoelpiug iilpo Bier bis iebt Ole elm
5igen fSnrllter, lpeLde ibren &Sel5en
idlot gebpGifen bnbet.
0iarp Otid,el befiaunet itd, mir erite
8odje bier, auf 9eilrd bel i6ren gln'
geboriaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
@ebdIier nnS sStue Ser orsaniiir.
ten arbeiteridaft.

Die openaiiiute arbeaeufdJaft 0ati.
ioltri's beitebt ans 1892 geriorreu
beiberlei @eldledts. Oieie Qeboren
93S llninrrs ON uno penbienteir In
@ebdItern uwb Sobnen inn Sabre
1914 Faft 1867 Ralion Collars.
Dies erbellt aus eiiran neltlid,en
Bulletin Oes itaatIiden slrbeitafont.
miiTdrs SObn z. Ssistutrid. Ssn
1913 tnapen m Wsfiouri S57 llnions
mt 9t,461 @aitelieoerst, apelde IN
S0buen uno @sbaIdern So Wallioncu
Dollars erbieIten. Der Datrtl.
iduritfsIobat belief fih in 1914 auf
1928 pro Gag geaen 1925 i'm 1913.
9illiondre aiip6 un6ep @robcn,
6eren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1ie
uno 90 M Aen @eridyten hefan1tt az.
nlndt lmto 6neitsetreten apeuoelr, Die
pon $4,000 bis $50, 900 ssobpesei;r.
FINITE bGben ittto bontit rtidt eiurflaI
austonurei fDtneR, iolltm iidy Gin
9ehlpiel on Der ar6eatenoer &Gaile
nefmren. ipie ole nit piel ipeniger
allsfonnnt. Ser ougaptiinte slrbeiter
pepOierte ian lettm SSsobre in Mii.
iouri I'M 9airfRdamtt 1894 so. Giele
orgnniiirte arbeiter bebonuren bobe
Sobne linb iitpo Dies fobfe, neIde
lnlr ipdbpelpo zines Sbeiles BON
Sabre ifdffet ur0 mn 8inter itiac
liegen miiiiem 9ie rrreiiten Union
lelte pepoienat BON $15 bis $40 Of;
@ofe. Geiliger alS ole o1lfte oe:
llnionle1he beroienen iiber $1,000
llrb iuir ebr tpepige $1,000. Ssl
eriterer &lafie lnuo nit ebllgeiGIoi.
len Die @iielthnht aonouftetrp
Sngeliicltpe, 9relnier, 9plder, eiitiet
GoItuiltsnlugeitellte, Sdubapbeiter
Die bedten Sdlreioer uno Yeriifer
ole ieoeir Cog mn SSehre id]nffet
fonlrelr, ohne Dob hus @etter Ite ba
bon abf,iilt.
Die tagIida Il drbeitseit fr,trSe il
1914 et,pos perfitr5t it1r0 nieIe u
gnniIire slrbeiter arheitelt an SunlS
taaet mir lueniae ShutNen, tp;ibrelti
bic 9arbiere, 8artelDer%, @aOcn
clerfs alnO einige oluber llrioldeltt
on Sontstog redf loltge Stlaporl
bo6en. 9Ils lllpter6tiitlnM umtr lid
bdber ore ougartiiirtcn gIrhciter il
1914 ole Slmmle BON $t9S,762 ans
besablt.
Die 56,399 orgnlriirtcn 9lrbcitel
| in ct. &oltis nerbierlten in 1914
1,709,530; icnc in SulrNas Gitp
iS,497 ot hrr 3dbl, $1S,9f9,471
lupo Die 1927 in q. SSsoIepb $3,.
200,539.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
Sci RbenmatismnS prubirt sloan's

8out Sbr hneIle uno wirflide
9inoerilng BON @elunatismts, 10
tbut, mas Sauienbe in iold,en Sal
len tbun, bnoet Die ldmer3enoen
SteIlen in SIoan's Eminent. &ein
einreiben Iabt es ei,Bieben @ebt
Bis aitf 6en anoden itrto linbert Die
g6mer3en faft iofort. Solt eine
ssIaI6e SIoan's 2irriittert fir 25c.
ton irseno einem apotbefer ilrpo bal
tet es I'M Souie fir grfdItu,tg, nun.
Sc uno geidtpoIIene @Iieber. Gem
6eitpeb, Sioticn uleS oergleid)en.
@eIb 5uriid, tperm nidJt 5ufrieoen'
fteIIero, ober es sibt fait alrsen.
bridIide 9ipoeruns f(aop.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
@Oiebub 81. /.

Die 9earheitlu1g bes Soriis IL
iebt bei Den nleiitelp ailrierer sSarnlcr
dn Der S0gesorbnlmW. :,
Sri. SlIniipa Sieter iit fiir lingc,
rem slltfeittbaIt Don ct 2oitis m6,
baliNe altriidgefebrt.
Die Sointtogsidarle Der @eerollt
WsetbobiIten @ereinbe miro mu Z
alwllit ciit Iifnif abbalten. Sseoer;
nmm iit freinpoIidait eirpeIaoen
Srl. stlpialu Seiernann iit bon
eape @irauOeat aluriifgefebrt, pr
iie eillen &lrrhrs mr Der Stants.Mor.
nnldJlrlc pollearbet but.
ssralt Glbr. 8putb, ipeld)e fir eine
8odle bel fbper Sodter, Suan aoe(.
Ter, in glalgtita, Wao., oiif 9eiild,
NOR, ut lett iradbaliie Striidgefehrt
2allt 9eridt ooir sSnalt Srultb ia.
Ser Stord, fiiralid bel ibrer Sodter
EN-, fleines M6beI f,interlniien
Sri. 2ilu @aier, bon ct. 9oilis,
.iueilt 5ipr 3eit als @ait bei Srib
SeDilpg iano sSmirilie.
@sebrere freiboc Sunbe tpliroen
fiir3Iid IN bteier gsndjbarfdaFt beim
Sreiiep BON Sdhpeinen gefeben; matt
,ueiB iebodJ rpidt, ob iie oie Gdtpei.
I'VE altA getS6et bdben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
GeinnSbeit fOrOert Slid.

Obne @eiurrobeit fein pabres
@liid, obne quite @eroauung lno
reguldren StitbIsang feline @e'
iun6beit. @arnut es pernadlalli'
gen, Ole @e6arme offen 5lr balten
rtpo fi6 Der @rarfbeitsgefabr aus
ieten2 Sbr braudt's nidlt. Gebnlt
cine Heine Or. Sings gseip Sife
giGe am abenb; Morgens iueroet
SIR oairn freien Stubfgong baben
iifro befier fiibIen. Soroert appettt
i,tp6 9er6anung. grobirt beute
'slbeno cine. t(ao6.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
9eaes iiber bic staats etrahe.

'peftor up6 9lilsleser fiir 6ns Stoats
StraBen Separtement, befano iid
gestern bier in Sernlann. gSie Ser
Booze iagte, ntnhen ole Counties. ull.
nrittelbar fiioIid bonn Miiiorri Stub.
ale mogIiden 9lnitreneungen nm
Den 8au Der SiiNi6en StaatsIStra.
BE 5u iid)ern. Srarflin COUNTY
lmodt 5nr 3eit qroBe Sortidritte
i'm s5traBenbau. gortebrupgen apltr.
Ben eetroffen fir oen 8ieoerbaI BON
t2 Meilen Der StraBe shuiiden
ltition imo @aibington; ferner fir
oos @raoieren uro MtafaIniiieren
pon94 Meilen Der StroBe 5fuiiden
@aldington ilno SEEM Sapen. Dos
@eridt bon sSrapflin Gouitp bat
einen &ontruft' pergeben fiir Den
9au elmer 8rriife. am rSorIe-
fartp sorb" Ger 9nt bieier 8rii.
de miro ole @ntfernira 5rpiifen
@ofbington iino gSetp Sdpen INN 3
MeiIen abfiir5en. San llnufreis bon
Gap Sapen iinb Die StraBen gut
ritntooamiiiert. 3uiden SEEM Sa-
ben uno Berger limo nod irHrler 4
Meilen Der StraBe obne barte, fefte
Oberildhp. @roBe Sractor @ta-
ld,inen hdben einen Sbeil oieier
StraBe grooiert unb, iobalb pie es
oas @etter esItattet, miro Dos @ra.
oieren bis 5itr @ren5e BON @ascon-
zoe Gouittp pollenhet fperber Ser
Sdpttt aus oen Steinbriid,en Der
Reaiernng, 2ka Meilen tueitlid ron
Berger, miro 5ur SeriteIling elmer
harten, feiten Strobenoberildd)e ner4
ipetbet tperben. Berger tbitt Iein
@nglidGtes, int Sraisflin Goutltp,
9esuq altf oie Stoats StraBe, 5ll
interitiiben. Ssrr 9obe iaate. mir
f6Hnen alpf ole StraBen IN @ascon.
aoe golntp itols iein, bein nit slus.
nahlite iolder Counties, in benen
| fid, aroBe St1bte befinber, hat itifer
/ GofIssg DE BsIteR SfroBeit i'm adn.
Sen Stoat Wtiiiouri. Soerrr @poe
beluerfte ferner bob es, lnn Die
Staats Strafe fiir uns 8lt iidern,
notlnpcnbiq lei sic gefGbrIide @iien.
bohnfmltSung, anl eritcn glllff, Dit
lid bon &ernonn, 5lt pernlei6en; er
| lit 6dber 5ltgllmten heS gapeS elmer
lpelten Strnbe, pcld3e oas 9ahnge,
Ieiie prrmeibet. 3ruiid,en Stolpe
unb @orriion befinbet ftf orh nod
cine Strede ser Strobe, melhc ara.
oiert unb mafaoonliiiert perben
milB. Sn Sinee gol,ntn lit man
ebenfaIls fleiBia bdbei Die Stroben
in gllten Silftartb 81 ieten. Tie
| Strabe BON Worriion bis nod Gho,
mois befilrbet iidJ in ansae5eidme.
tenn 3litairb. Serr 9obe lit iebr
8lqlttiten bes 8eidleppens (oragg.
irg) ser StraBen. aber nur nod Ell,
nem &egen; iein Weotto nit 9sug
bierolri lolltet. o9eidIeppt eure
StraBen nod einem ieben 8egen.
/ iSerner hit er aud, 5ipeurbiten oes
8efiesens inieper Stroben neil iln.
Ter aaffiteiir bon mirberluertbiaer
auolitat fit mo oober in fltrBer Belt
3u Stouh miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16

Sab id)limm ans. yScber meine,
,SreltnSe, idreibt Serr &arI Miu
tfinS, 74S Dtt. elliott 9lne., Detroit
Nid), Der aulrBte, tpie i6Iinmn id
ultsiah, hit iiher belp @sedyiel in ,lp,i.
ner ,grideinlmg iiberroift. Sd
lpar, ipic ruGl mmudhn, an CT
SdNptlphlltdt erfronft. HSdy gebralttb.
te tSorni's 9llpenfriiltter; es reiltig,t
ltidt mir nein 9Iirt, imtoerrr guf
nlir sSnrhe itlpS 9lppetit, griden,,
ltlgeah Die qepobnIi6 midt eint
Rrolrfheit iold,en Gbnrafteps beglcl,
ten Sd, f,atte mp fsIeiH berGpren
10 Dab id, insr ipo6 1873 8hnlS ipog
iest ipiege id 165 &hndb ulro fiibl(
mid teilr Dies iIt 9eipib ein gutter
8aueis fir one @or5iiglidfett oe:
sllperrfnGlrters."
&ein isoa Mt 10 ifliam lnro fei1
Seihen 10 gefGbrliets gelpeien, oai
fridt SSornli's gtlpepfrGllter @utss
seton hittr GS iSt tcire 9lputbcfer.
mebi5irE iptbSemt eilt eilrfodes, aft.
lllooiides aralrerhilnrtttcl, meId,sS
bem Tl5hI;fMn >ireft upm 9ohora-
forum Rslieiert miro. Ifon Ehmibc
ant. Or &ster isdl,rmn & Sons So
10 % 20 Sonre sIpc.. Chicago,
Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
Erit Seba.

Vim TO- Suli itar6 in ieiiem Sehn
IN gdD, Sris Sdba, inn gIter BON 72
SabrefL 6 Waopaten iato "a Snaen.
Oatrd iein g6Iaben miro In oen
ipdrliden 8eiben Der 8eterauen
oes 8iipgerfrieees ipisoer cine 2iide
9eriifen, tpeId,e nidf oitseefiillt sper.
oen fann ilro ltnier Gountp bat tpie.
.oeritm eiipen ieiner aIten nno bod.
geahteten 8iirger nerIoren.
Ger Ser1torbene ipuroe lit &lanet.
tbul, inn friiberen a0nisreitl Sono.
Der, in 9elstidInnb, geboren urph
fam I'M Sdbre 1866. in 8esIettlln9
leiner Wtittter, nod slmerita; Der
Sater mar ihon elm sobr porber
bier on9eIalt9t inpo batte iid mrf ei,
ner SSarln glDbert Sadnlts, an Der
Gbiro Greet. uieoepsetaiien. Der
geritorbene mar slrr '3et ieiner Nn.
flnft i'm ghnerita 12 ssdbre alt uno,
nod Dem Sohe ieines goters, i'm
Sabre 1861, mar er, als Der dlteite
SUbn oie Sahptffiibe ieiner peripbt
ipeten Wtutter. @dbnenb ioes 9iir,
gerfrieees mitroe er i'm ons Unions
Seer gesogen uho oiente ais Soboal
bonn 8. tSebritar, 1866, bis gum 10
ssonator, 1866. @r tnliroe in Bids
burg, WtiiI, eiiigennHtert uirb ct
belt mad, 8eenoigllng bes 4rieges
eiEen ebrenoollen Ibid)ieo in Menlp
bis. Selnt. er 0iei,te sueuit II
Sompa,rie s. oes 124 Slliipois Sfe
ginleitts, lullrbe aber lp1ter i'm aont
panie 6. oes II. Hesiirlents Wtii
iouri 9olllltteers, periest, ltnge
| fGbr 80 aomerooen fuuroep 5llgleid
nit linn eingeiruhtert, fpeIfe ibn
ie6odh ollie, nlit g(irsndbnte bon Sobl
&enrp &onig unb aSofeph 6. Griber
5ur aunBen slumee porangegaRge
| iiitb, llirter ben Gamerooen mel 4
! INIT ibln im llnintts-Seer bielitei
aber tI8luiiGen itarbelb beiin0ep iit
Gbriitian &etbcaleper, sSobu &elnr,
SSiooc itno gseit granion, Sob
2alrfcrGt ltitb Carl Sable. gfnt
ieiner Hiiffehr airs Dem 9rieNc al
beitete er mebrerc ,Sohre mtf DC
Surm ieiner Dtuttr. Sp1tcr Der
beIratbete er iih init SRI. gtnri
@bnpaln bon @ap, alp0 toltite 81
Sarnt ieines SdnpiagerpoterS, S5r
Gmtolm. 0icie Che mltnoe Nit
SilpOern geiegnet, ppn pelfen ni
! foIgelrAen s ntdl mu Seben limo
ISenrp iuuo @iIliam Seba, Dol
9rluuntomO, Sfla. @corg ltro Tre>
Saba, BON 9eIton, 300; sSralt Trit
sSranfe, bon @oltfpniS, Sflo,; Sra
Wearp giiebritage, bon Sarroh, Ger
os: Srau 9orriS lurb SSobn 9, Sebt
| pon 9dp.
Sor iun9eFGbr 10 Sdbren 300 el
f! iidj pom oftipeR 6arntleben 3ilrilc
Ilrb oertoufte ieine 6dm an ieiner
SpbiL Sobn 9. Saba, bon 9ap, be
lpeldje1n er alub fortan ieine Sci
nratb batte. Gr mar Elm Wtitgliel
ser 6elltIher @nalml. G'emeinbe rul
Ban luvo fiibrte eineit edit drTftliher
9ebeusapanbel.
9liber ieii,en &ir0ern binterldB
er nnh cine trauerltoe @5dttin 10
mic fplQerNe 9ritoer iuso Sdape
it;rn; Wartin Seba, BON Sarhorn
,Mn'a; 5reo. u. Sebo, bon Can.
ccnp, Colo; Or. Sobn 9. Scba
pon 9lan6; sSrun 2pna Scitnann
sStilpe oc$ perftorbenen sSacct
&ei,nmnn, non Slnaf,a, Nebr. nrlr
6rau 10. g Noeller, uon @lanN,
lfo.
Gic 9ccroiglnm iorto Itatt an
letter 3ielrstnq, ari Dem eoangl
tSris6bofe in Der 9aabe pon @op
9}nior aaIobn leitete oen SralSer'
goitesbien6t.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
ANNOUNCE CHANGES
IN LAND BUREAU

A number Of promotions in the Cen
eral Land Office. and the Patent Office.
and other changes in the Interior De-
partment were announced by Secretary
Lane today. They are:
Promotions. General Land Office
Charles W. Nestler, clerk. from 81 400 to
$1,000: John w. DeGrange. clerk. from
81 200 to 81 400: Ben iamin kebesky. clerk.
81 600 to $l.D0. and Floyd Hedges.
from Copyist. at $500. 10 clerk at 81 600.
Patent Office-John p. Moore. copyist,
1920 to 5000: Vincent G. Cooley laborer.
at $500. to copyist at $40, and William A.
Escoffery, laborer, from $40 to $500.
Probationary appointments-Alfred w.
Schanz and Martin A. McAnallen. la
borers. at $40. in the Patent Office; Roy
f. Morton. of Oregon. under clerk. at
81 0SO in the Reclamation Service: Will
lam NJ WEIGH. of New York, gas en-
gineer. at $3.50. in the Bureau OF
Mines.
William G. Duncan. OF Pennsylvania !;
Joseph F. Davies. of Kansas. and
been given temporary appointments as
first aid miners in the Bureau Of Mines.
Miss Crso a. Yorks. of South Dakota.
has been reinstated as copyist at S72O in
the General Land Office.
Resignations-Heath Sebern. transit
man in the General Land office, at 500
a month: James ?. f. Cowan. clerk at
81 400 In the Reclamation Service. and
James E. Mitchell. iunior clerk at 81, 800,
in the Reclamation Service.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
F.AND.HALF BODY
READY FOR HEARINGS
Series Of Meetings to Be Held by
Congressional Committee to
Investigate Case.

When the joint select committee Of
Congress. appointed 10 inquire into the
merits Of the "half-and-half" plan.
meets October 20. a series OF hearings
will be inaugurated at which data reiat-
ing to the fiscal relations between the
District and the Federal Government,
compiled by the citizens joint commit
tee. will be submitted.
Announcement that practically all
Information collected by the citizen body
10 practically ready for submission to
IL committee Of Congress was made
last night The matter was discussed at
meeting Of the executive committee
Of the citizens committee held in the
offices of H. B. F. Macfarland.
With the exception Of certain in
formation on assessment and taxation,
II - announced that the committee now
has In convenient form a complete
statement Of the fiscal relations be.
government. covering the period from
40 to 1915. This information is accom-
panied by summaries and analyses which
have been made with the assistance OF
The greater part Of the data COM
piled is official, having been drawn from
the records OF the District Commission
ers. the Treasury Department. the In
u,
and other branches Of the Government
Last night Mr.. Mcfarland submitted
TO his fellow-committeemen a number
Of official statements bearing upon the
question under investigation and OBJ
tained during the summer together with
a statement as to the condition Of the
work of the subcommittee on assess
ment and taxation. Of which John Joy
Edson Is chairman. The task imposed
upon this committee. IT has developed,
was too great to permit Of It's compile
ton before the end Of the present
month.
Mr.. Edison. Thomas Bradley. secre-
tary. and other members Of the COM
mittee have been working right through
tho summer with the assistance of A.
~. Fisher and other experts. and will
have accurate and complete data to sub
NIT, including. besides the official sta
tlstics of the District assessor. authori-
tatlve facts as to assessments in this
and In a number Of other cities, supple
n1entary to the official reports Of the
Census Bureau.
The executive committee filed the
brief with the joint select committee
before the LIST Of August. according to
promise of Chairman Macfarland, with
the understanding that 1t would not be
made public until the joint select COM
mittee began its public hearings.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Don't Use Soap
On Your Hair

WheH YOU wash your hair. don (
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
which is very injurious. as 1t dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use Is Just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil, for It Is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap,
and beats soaps or anything else all to
pieces. You can get this at any drug
store. and a few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub II in. about a teaspoonful Is all
that Is required. 1t makes an abund
ance OF rich. creamy ,lather. cleanser
thoroughly. and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and Is
soft, fresh looking. bright. fluffy. wavy,
and easy to handle. Besides. 1t loosens
and takes out every particle OF dust
dirt and dandrutf.-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Adjutant General
Loses Canine Pal
Billy" Kentucky-Bred, Hunter
and Traveller, Disappears While
Out With Majors Son.

Major Joseph c. Castner. U. 8. A.,
detailed as adjutant general Of the Dis
tract Of Columbia National Guard, has
lost his canine pal a Llewelyn setter
with a record for globe trotting'
eaualed by few human beings.
incidentally. Blunt" the majors
other dog. Is giving unmistakable signs
side kicker"
Billy" Is the name of the absentee,
and this is the first time he and his
master have been separated through
the seven years Of "Billy's" existence.
Bred Of a long and pedigreed line in a
Kentucky kennel. Billy was almost
raised by hand" and when the pup was
but four months old. the ma jor took him
to Honolulu. There Billy began to give
promise of becoming a wonderful hunt
er. and since that time. brought back
to the United States as cabin passenger
Of q liner-the army transport officials
refusing him passs ge-he has Travelled
through Yellowstone Park and hunted
pretty we'll all over the States Of Call
fornia. Washington. Oregon and
Montana.
BILLY" disappeared Tuesday after
noon while out with the majors son on
the outskirts Of Rock Creek Park. The
major has offered a substantial reward
for his return.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
BOARD SETS DATES
FOR EXAMINATIONS
Seven Tests for Places in Gov.
ernment Service Will Be
Held in October.

Seven exam nations for places in the
Government service. paying as high as
81 800 year. have heen scheduled by
the Civil Service Commission for Octo-
bCr.
The first of these il for October 8.
to obtain eligibles for appo ntment as
electroche hemical engineer In the Bureau
of Soils of the Department Of Agricul-
ture at from $3.50 to ;l,SOO a year. An
exam mnation will also be held October
6. for an assistant in shade tree insects
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

mander Reynolds home, which has
been closed for the summer. had been
forced Investigation by Sergt. J..
Willard Green and Policemen b. w.
Thompson. Il. S. Allan. and Ira Sheetz
OF the Third precinct. disclosed that
valuable mahogany chairs and other
furniture had been stolen from the
house.
The police located the furniture at
a secondhand furniture store in
southwest Washington. and then
sought the teamster who had moved
the furniture to the dealers. On be-
ing questioned the teamster informel 4
the police that he had moved half n
dozen loads of furniture from vacan.
houses In the northwest section. It
was through the information receiv-
ed from this man that the other rob-
berries were uncovered.
Some of the furniture recovered had
been sold several times since being
purchased by the secondhand dealers.
took days Of investigation on the part
OF the policemen assigned to the case.
Found In Fashionable Home.
In one instance several antique chairs
Of mahogany. which are said to have
been In the possession of the Riggs
family Of Washington for more than a
who realized their worth. in fash
ionable section OF the city, and were
gracing the parlor of her home when
located by the police. 1t was with re-
gret that the woman parted with the
antiques, and a suit against the dealer
was threatened. The matter was final
ly adjusted amicably. however. by the
refunding of the price which the wom-
an had paid for the antiques.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
MID-CITY CARNIVAL
FUND BEING RAISED
Citizens Association Starts Cam.
paign To Get Money For
Seventh St. Celebration.

A campaign to raise 1900 for the
carnival by the Mid-City Citizens As
sociation September q in celebration Of
the completion Of the paving on Sew
enth street began In earnest today.
The finance committee started on a
systematic canvas under the leadership
OF Charles 8. Shreve, and 1t Is expected
that bv the end Of the week the de-
sired fund will have been raised. The
committee will meet Tuesday nigt at
1000 Seventh street and complete the
financial arrangements for the celebra-
ton.
No definite program has yet been an
nounced. but 1t Is planned to have an
automobile parade as one Of the fea-
lures Band concerts and number OF
athletic contests will be other features.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
David Bispham Heads
Press Club Program

A varied program of music with
David Bispham the operate celebrity,
as the star. was given at the National
Press Club last night as the ladies
night" entertainment.
Others who took part were the three
Whalens. Herbert Williams. Mrs. Fred
A. Kneip. formerly Miss Anita Die
terich. OF Washington. and DR.. and Mrs.
T. s Lovette. who are In charge Of
the musical department of Baylor Col
.ege at Bolton, Tex.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

craftsman. for employment in the ex-
perimental and repair department Of
the Signal Corps aviation school at san
Diego. Cal. and October 90 for chem At
In the Bureau Of Ordnance. War de-
partment. for employment at Water
vliet Arsenal