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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
gauc56Oot- ot-Hrleg
miro fortgetu6rt!

&openGoeerl %. 01ai. - Gin
odniifer MISUNDERSTANDING bat
BEL ieineln fiirsliGen 9eiud) in Ser.
lin nnO Giel nit nebreren 6euti6en
0torineoffi3ieren eeiproder melde
Der lleberaeugu1g itno, bob bic oeut.
idbe Morine ibren Sou6bootfrieg
nit erneitter Gnergie eegen Gng.
Lamb alifnebnlen miro, ioI1te es Der
Ser. Staoten Hegierung ni6t eeIin.
gen, @ngIano au beipegen, Die
glodooe Ser oeutiaef 2iiIte aiif3u.
eeben ober Ielbiee oof beoeliteno alt
ernldbigen. Ger @ep1hrsmonn
Saet, oab 3eutihIdno pabren6 ocs
Grieges an 20 Qnnhbpote berloren
bat, trosoenl aber fteben gegenipdr.
tig itber 100 Gauhboote in 0ienIt
0eren 3obl ober rlintlnt tigIi9 5ll,
nn0 bis Gttober miro Die 5au1bnot.
flotte iiber 200 Sdiffe a0blen. Cine
iolhe 5lotte ober genhgt altf ale
sS1lle, Die britiife aiiite bollltdnoig
3u bIofieren. Die M6glihfeit eines
arieges 5piihen gttneritn unO
Deuti6lono DirO lebteres nidlt ob.
balten, non ieiner erfolgreihiten
4affe 3ur Gee @ebraitd Slt MAIDEN.
01on beginnt in 9eutihInno nod
unb nod ein8uieben oaB fid] Die
Ser. Stnaten gie9ierttng mebr l,no
mebr ouf 5eiten enolan0s neiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
gIrmeearat beae6t sel6itmprS.

Waibinqton. %. Ulai. GberIt
Sobn 8 @billips, Mlnoar5t in ser
9unoesorHee, beging 9eiteru in ei.
nein g(nnee-Soipital 0urdy Grihie.
ben Selbltmoro. Der 57iGbriae
Momn mar Dor etfpa rs Wlonatcn
oen Sdddt ciues 5ahritnbls binun.
tergeitilr5t uro lift nod iinnler an
ben 5olgen oes Stiir5es. mas ibn
ieoentals in ben lob eetrtebet1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
gnltan 9lanna Con ri6rt i'd.

Sonolulu, 20. D}ni. Wiollna
2oo, Snlpois bcfannter gSulfntt
riibrt iih tpieoer. @eitern erfolgte
Elm glnsbrud). lulo cine 2opofhit
ergoB itd iiber cine 1000 Sub
lange 5trcfe NIT elmer Shne[ligfeit
ron etner MeiIc per ShtnAe. Die
Soba berbreitet cine iolde Sc1e.
oob man in elmer Gntfernrne bon
mebreren 1leileu bel ibrem 5dein
3eitmgen lelen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Dr. 9e(feric6 miro
Mlini(ter 0es Jnnern!

Berlin, 23. I2ai, iiber 2on0on.
Or. aarl 0alfferi6, Der bisberiee
5efret1r oes Shosonites, lit gum
Miniiter oes sSnnern iino gum 8i5e.
fnn5ler ernannt lpproen, ipie geltern
offi5ieQ nerfiinoet ipuroe.
Selfferids gtoAfolger miro @rai
BON aoOern Der friibere Staats
iefret1r nnO @ouperncnr BON 81
lnB.QotBrIngcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
MrtterheridIt.

sSiir Gmobu unO llnigegen0: 5eil-
ipeiie beipolft beute abeno. g8abr.
ideinlid5 HegenfaIle Mitttuod,. Sci.
ne meientlihe EenpcraturDerduoe.
rlln9
sir Rebrusfa: llnbeltduOigesgBet-
ter beute obeno imo NtittDoh. Sc.
genfdiIe ont ytithpo6 unO I'M nett
liden 8eil bellte aben0. 8armer
im iiiopeiflihen 9eil heute oben0.
aiibIer i'm peitIiheH Scil M2ittinod.
Sir Soma 1eilneiic beiuoIft
helte obeiio rnn NtitiDodl. Seine
lDeientlide observation-disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
NnOanernO blutige
&dmpfe OOr SerOnn!
Tran3Oitn beaniprudtn GrObernng
Oes 9anpttrils DeS juiammcnge'
idOilenen Sorts SOuaumOnt!
seut. Sdlte 9olt IS. itinSli6ss Slng,eng 3erab!

Die 0todridt bon ser gaie0crloac
Der 8riten our6 Die gapern bat
bier tros Der Grfolgc Der iron3oii.
ihen Sruppcn llnangencbn beriibrt.
(glh pat!) aion lit bier jett 5ltr
glniidt gefommen oaB Der 9mtpt.
fampf Dor @eroun ltd um Oen gc.
itb oes @eldnocS an Siigcl 9lo. 304,
6es Gotemnnnn uno 8erbinOunas.
iteaungen fpcItlid ser 91oas ban.
belt. (DonIit meIoen Oic gron.
8oien Ourhous ni1ts neics.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

fir 8oitbeanlte, pelde cine Ser.
lebung oes @erbotes 8ttIniien, ptro
ouf cine @alobuBe bon $100, urO
Soft bis au einem Sabre feitgeiest,
epentuell aud bei0eS.
@egen gtnlnbme oieier 8orloge
iollte energiib proteIttert merbeu.
SsSbre 4nnobme ipiiroe nidt ollein
li6eralgelinnten 3eittneeu be0eiiten.
Sc Shpierigfeiten bereitet ben
grouerll, @eirtbnuern, Spirititoien-
ban0Iern unO Deitilloteuren Die
nebmen, fir ibr @e-
ifGft Die ieOem onoereil suitehenbe
RefIame 5n mohen ionoern oltd
ser 8erlesung 0es 8riefgebeimnii.
les Cir uno Sor offnen, melhe ieit
einiger 3eit intrter inebr etnrelBt
lno gcgen ibelhe iofort mo in ener.
glider @eile proteitiert meroen ioII-
tg. no imncr iie iidl nohlueiien
la6t. DnB bon ben 9pitbeboroen,
dili @eiiling oes Gber-
IdniliflerS Gjregorn, bieI geiiiu6igt
Miro, lulterliest feinem 3peifel. Sin.
aontcit bel ieoer Der
Iesung 0es 9'rieieebeimniiies miro
Ieine 8irfung nidt nerfeblen, ipen1
II Dem SongrcBoertreter bes 8ilr-
gers 8liecht. Der inter oieier 9teu-
lierne Der &eeierung 3u leioen bat.
Setnrtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
GseraOe luie in aentidllanb.

9onios Gitn, 23. Weoi. Gas
ltntere 6nlis oes StoOtrots bat cine
Srbitton5 dn9enontnlen, rpono6 bont
eriten gonntng i'm SUM bis gum
eriten Sonntag I'M Gftober bic l1br
Inn cine Stllnoe porgeiteIIt fpernet
io1. 8ie 8orloge gebt jest Dor
0os obere Snus oes Stabtrats, itno
man nirnmt nit Siderheit olL oaB
and 6ieies Oieielbe gutheiBen tpiro,
iooaB tie Damn Geiesesfraft erb6It.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
-]11Or(c6dGe
in 8erdtung!

Q(ntIteroanL 90. 9eai. Sier
9tadrthten beiogen
ooB gegenlp1rtig ale Oeutiben 6elO.
inarldaGe, bic ouf reridiebenen
ariegsiboupldsen befebligen, in
Berlin ctpeds Wteimtngsoustoitih
uber bic Greigniiie oes 4rieges 8lt-
ianlnengetommen fin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
gpitrGnherei nnh fcin EnNe.

Berlin, %. 0eai. glug g[m.
iteroam miro barittet, ooB Die Sri.
ten olts ben boGGnoiihen Gontpfern
.@rotius~ uno sGroIterIdnb" tDel6e
nod 0ltinoien beitintnlt iino, ale
9oitioden eriter &loiie meggenom.
men batter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
lranenitinmredlt fir QOrtO 9litO.

8nIblngton, %. Dfai. @1b.
renb bas Sous geitern ais aon1itce
oes @on3en In 5iBung mar unb
foun bunbert &epr1ieutonten or-
neie1o noren, brohte Der 5iibrcr
Der 9aepublifaner, Dtann bon ST.
Iinoi8, einen 9lntrog eil, lnono1
ben 6rauen auf Der SnieI Gorto
&ico 5tinmreat gefpdbrt fperoen
ioIl. Der 9Introg tpliroe nit go
gegen 81 Stintmcn ongenomn1en,
nod1 Die 3enofraten beobiidtigen.
bel Der belttieen eieentIiden Sibung
cine gsomensnennting 3it benntrogen,
moourh iie bic gorIaee 5u beieitiaett
hoffe1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
SO 1Tiidlerbampfrr berienft.

9onOon, %. Waai. Gas N1ori
neomt erfIdrt. Dob felt geainn bes
ssrieges $40 britiIdle 6iihero1lnpfer
nonl Geipee 5eritort wnroen iinD;
500 9erionen lino babel unIsefont-
nlelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
0ampier berienft.

aopenbogen iiber 2onoor 90.
@aai Ser neine odniife Damp.
fer gorlo, 316 Gonren groB, rortrte
an Der ihrpeoiidlen aiifte auf cine
Mine nto berInnf.
Gas itdEieniihe 5eeelihiff Sab
brifotti ipuroe i'm W2ifteIIdnoii6en
Weer oos Spfer zines feinoIihen
Saud)bopts. Bon ben1ielben Sdif-
iaI lpuroe Der brittidle 9oulpfer
HbenaB ereiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
jrieOenS-9erii
6alten iC6 aufreC6t!
ErGFOent @iliOn, Der a6nis bon
Spanien unO Der 8upit plnneR
@affenltillltaao.

slmItcr0oEt iiber Son0on, 90.
Uldi. Die Waiiu6ener 0eneIten
gla6ri6ten 6rtngcn cine 5unfenoe.
pcihe BON Wioorio, lnut ipel1er
5piihen aonig gllfoniO, bem alr1lt.
oenten @ilion uno Oem 9aplt Ser.
bonolunsen Itottfinoen, Die ben
3iued berfolgen, einpn MoficnItill.
itouo Der friegfiibrenOeu 9iddte ber.
bei6nfiibren.
2onoou, 30. 9iai. - Sier ber.
6reitet iif oos @eriidt, Dab &c.
tpiiie gln5eihen oarauf biuoeiten,
mel6e onf geenbigung Oes &rieses
por benz 1. Sonilnr iflieBcn loI.
fen.
Sem gorf, 20. 0ioi. syoicpb
6. @relu, Sefrct1r Der nmerifoni.
iheu Boti9oft IN Berlin, lit bier
eeitern on 9orO Oes odnii6en
Dompfers o5rie0ri9 Der 4hte4 elm.
setrotien. 9err @rem ipeieert ii6,
onaueeben, in ipelder MiITion er
nod 9lmerifo gefonucn lit, ooh IieB
er Dprdblifcn Dab er Oiplorntii6e
Dofiimente nit iid iiibre, 0nriirtter
elm eieerbGnoiges 5dreiben ocs
oertidcn adiierS an 4rditoent @il.
jon.
ssliefernnasfOntrnftc lnnfen ab.
gteu gorf, %. 0toi. Sier fano
tiir6li6 Der S5obresfoubent Der gto.
tionoien gliiociation Der 6obrifonten
itatt, uno aus Den 8erbonolunsen
ging berbor, oaB Die probuftibe
Arnft oes 2anbes cingeihrdnft iper.
ben miro, Gieies lit nid)t oaein ouf
Den Diangel 1n Gtobmaterial suau.
idreibcn, ionoern duf oen gtblouf
BON aontroften fir arieesbeltelliln.
gen. 9lm /. Suli lperoen biele
oieier aontrafte abgelaltfen iein.
gs lit fein gIn5eihen porbanoen, OuB
oieie erfleuert lueroen. Sotidhe lit
es pielmebr, ooB beitiinmt periidert
miro, odB feinc aontrafte nebr
erneuert tperoen. ginige oieier
aontrafte fonntcn niht eirqebaI.
ten nerben, url0 Die 3eit ibres
glblaufs mag ausge0ebnt iucrocu.
9lber es miro onh periihert, Dob
englarO uno 5rdnfreid nun boil.
Itdnois eingerihtet fino, Inn ibre
eigene Wfunition her5iitellen uno
niht I1nger nebr bon ben Bercinig.
ten Stdoten abbdngie iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Die glerifo.;Sra

gSos ote iltcrttnntlde tSraqe afts
betrifft, 10 bat ii6 Die 4trrloipb1re
oni6etneno ettuos gefl1rt. 9ie 8e.
ntitbungen garrunjas, Drbnllng in
bos Chaos Der merifaniiden SSindn.
3en 5u bringen, erfabren ieitens
unierer gtegierung ieoe MIR bent
bare llnterititsung. Snoaiien FebLt
berielben Die ftn1n3iele 9diis, Denn
amerifoniibe ganfiers 8eigen feinen
@ntbuIiosntus fir bic Gorron5nide
5innn8- -@eforn.glGne uno iino ni6t
nilig, Der nertfnnii6en 9tegierung
@elo borolGtredeu.
@s miro ertpnrtet, oaB Die an Der
@ren5e itottfnt0enOe &onferen8 Der
amerifanifden &oniulnrbeanlten i'll
Merifo meIentlif On5u beitraqen
ipiro, Der 3egierrng 3uberlniIige e5n.
forntationen 5u geben, iuelobe Sal.
tling Merifo gegeniiber Die rntiam.
ite lit. Mogliderpeiie miro eiile
neue golitif eingeidlngen neroen.
0os Griegsoepartement beboupfet,
5itr5eit genitgen0 ltarfe Streitfrdfte
an Der @ren8e fon5entriert an ba.
ben, nm einen dbernaligen ginfaa
merifanifber gonOiten al nerbin.
bern, llno suglei6 bic 8erfolgung
giIlas tmo ieiner glnbGnaer ener-
Gid fortfeBen 8u fOnnen.
glemer oSrif" Der SrOfcnen.
Gg eriheint angebradt" ooB 0ns
Iiberale Clement 6es 2onoes Der
n&ouie Reiollltion So, Die bon Son.
ereBmitglieo glbercronlbie bon 9llo.
bamo am 6. DECEMBER 1915 einge-
reiht iDoroen mar. eritBerc gead-
timg 3cigt. 0ir gorloge perbietct,
onB 8riefe. goitfarten, 3trfllore.
9eitltngen, Nonpblete ooer ireeno Ell.
ne anocre 4ublifntion ourf oie 9oit
beior0ert ooer beiteat iperoen, mel.
die irgeno melde gln3eigen ipiritito.
Ter, lpeiriger, mol5baltiger, geeobre-
ner o0er anoerer beraltidenoer @e.
tr1nfe entbolteu oOer sur 8eItellungI
non ioId)en ouiioroeru. Gos An5ei.
geu ppn Bier o0er SpiritinIen III.
geno ipetd,er 9lrt ioll Oerboten iein
iowgit Is in 3eihmgen etc. ge.
i6iebt. meldle our@ oie 8oIt prr-
ian0t meroen Qie Strafe fiir lie.
bertretuug Oieier 9eitimmma i'll
ouf $1,000 oocr Saft bis an 8pei
Sabren ooer beiocs ieitgeieet. SmI
g8ienerholunesfaae ioG ocr SfuIbt
oe al 1nft bis 8u fitnf S1bren ner-I
llrteiIt uerDen f0nnen. Die Gtrnfe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Wi((On'S S ReOe NIT
Spunnnng ermlrtet!
@iIion mag 6rieOrnsDcrmittclnus
Derindeu; iUer wirO nOminiert
iuerornY
(5pe8ial. .aorreipon6en5.)

@oibington 90. Wlai. - @lit gro.
Der Spnnrune miro Der 5teoe emf.
geaengeieben, bic 4raiiocrit 8ilion
Dor Der 8eriommllulg Ger oSeapue
Of GniorceO 9Seace" bolten miro,
Die bier onI 26. Wiai itottiinoen
miro. S1on Die slmabme Der Gin
Iaoung erlheiit beoeutiom. 01nn
gIorbt IN gut inlterridteten areilen,
oob Der Br1iioent id oarilber allf.
fI1ren biirfte, oh er Der gluffor.
oerung, cine s}rieoeusbermitteIung
Su berlu6en n1dfomulen miro ooer
nift. Dab oies6e5iiglibe 8erbono.
lingen inl @nuge iinO, ober natiir.
lid itrift gebeinl gebalten iueroen,
urlterliegt fcincm 3peiiel. Ger Brief
oes 8apites al Den TrGltoenten ioa
mebr cntbalten boben, ols lcoigli6
Den Bunid ciner 9eilegung Der
EiffererSeil 3miiden oen 8eretnig.
ten Stadten rio Qeuti9lono in Der
Gouhboottriegsfroge. IS miro ange.
nouimen. Dab Der 8rGitOcut tros
ocs Bineritan0es Der Wiltnitionsfa.
brifnnten unO Der Morgoniden ST.
nau3gruppe niht abgeueiet lit. bic
&oIle oes 9SrieoensDcrnlittlers al
iiberuebnen neil cr Die lleber5eu.
gung eeponnen bat, OnB ourf er.
folgreide oiesbe5iislide gentihungen
icinerietts ieine gbancen alf g8ieoer.
erlpdbl1lng gcpoltis itei8cn mir.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
8er luirS slanOiOat?

Sn Der ButoeSbauptitaot un0 na.
meutlid in aongrcbfreiicn beidl0f-
tigt man fib Ic6bnftnit 9lbrD1gung
Der Gbaneen Der Deridie0nenen re.
pubIifanifrben grdiiOentid)dfts .aai.
oi0oten. 5uprcHie Court 9iidter
Gbarles 6. Suqbes bon 93cp gorf
uno ORIGINATOR Ibeooore 6. Burton
bon Ohio ideinrn 5tr5eit Die be.
bor5ugten aau0i0aten all icin. Wfan
bebaliptet, Dab Sngbes auf bic polle
llnteritiisung 0er 1eutid .glnterifoner
rcdnen forftte. Burton lit bel ncr.
idjieoeien berborrdgenocn republifns
iliiden Borteifiibrern iebr gltt ange.
ihriebeit 10 auG bel Senator Ben-
role bon 9enniDlbnnia, Der 0urd
Den bel Der 4rin1drpabl in ieinen
Staate errurgenen Sieg al 9reittge
utio GinfluB be0eutenO geiponnen
hot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
BOARD WILL INSPECT
FRANKFORT T. SITES
Rival Claims for Stations to Be
Weighed After Commissions
Visit Soon

Chairman William ID. h Aney. of the
Public Service Commission announced
this morning that the entire board would
come to this city early next week to make
personal inspection of the rival sites
proposed for stations on the Frankford
elevated line.
The definite time for the inspection, Mr.
Ainey said, would be fixed probably on
Monday.
As result Of the keen rivalry between
business interests in Frankford and OF
the confusion over the comparative mer-
its OF the various locations proposed for
the IL" stations which developed at the
public hearing before the commission yes
terday II was announced that the COM
mission would visit personally the sites
In question before handing down a de-
cision. The chairman planned TO make
the trip today, but several commissioners
We're called out of the city.
While several sites We're brought into
the controversy yesterday the discussion
finally narrowed itself down to a ques-
tion whether there would be a station at
Unity street and Frankford avenue. The
Taylor plan for the ~ did not include
station at this point.
As the Issuance of a certificate of pub-
lie convenience TO permit the construc-
ton of that part of the Frankford line
between Unity and Dyre streets depends
upon decision ON the station controversy
both the commission and the Transit De-
partment are desirous of having the mat
ter settled. No contracts for work on
this section can be let until the Public
Service Board has passed upon the case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
EXILED MOTHER BEGS
AID FOR LITTLE ONES
Theresa Pisano, Young Wife
Who Shot Rival, Fears for
Her Children

Another chapter has been added to the
life story of Theresa Pisano, % years old,
the girl who some years ago shot her
husbands sweetheart. Mary Dokerty,
mot to kill her" but to teach her les
son.
This chapter takes the form Of a pa
thetic letter sent to friends in this city
begging them ITO take care OF my chill
dren, little Miche and the baby" be-
cause, she says, her husband has given
her such a reputation here that she is
compelled TO work in New York city.
Mrs, Plsano shot Mary Dokerty in the
leg, because she and Theresa's husband,
Charles, said they loved each other, and
Theresa objected.
The letter received today from Mrs. Pr
sano says she IS working in a restaurant
in New York She offers, If necessary.
TO send a few dollars a week to help take
care of her children, who are at the home
OF her mOther-in-law, Mrs. Antoine Pi-
sano. 535 League street.
In her letter she declares her mother
in-law reports she has not been getting a
cent for the care of the children from the
father. The "exied mother has visions
Of her children being placed in an insti-
tuition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
WILL APPEAL DECISION
IN GARRETT WILL CASE
Miss NJ. Carey Thomas and
Johns Hopkins University
Will Contest Ruling

Attorneys representing Miss NJ Carey
Thomas and the Johns Hopkins Unver-
sity probably will appeal the decision rem
dered in the Circuit Court at Baltimore
by Judge DObler yesterday denying the
right of the late Miss Mary Elizabeth
Garrett to bequeath certain properties
valued a $4,000 to Bryn Mawr and Johns
Hopkins.
Miss Garrett was the daughter of the
late John w, Garrett. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad magnate, and in her will
left her own personal fortune to Bryn
Mawr and other institutions. and named
Miss Thomas as one of her executors to
take over three properties left by her
father, The three estates include the
Garrett house in Baltimore, Miss Garrett 5
country home at Hllen road and a cot
tage at Deer Park.
Judge Dobler decided, however, that
Miss Garrett was entitled only 10 a life
interest in these homes and that now
that she is dead two-thirds of the prop
critics go 10 relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
STUDENTS ADOPT HONOR CODE
Men of School of Architecture at U. Of
p. Sign Pledge

The students OF the School Of Archi-
lecture OF the University OF Pennsylvania
today are signing a code of principles
which they have adopted and which Is
virtually an acceptance OF the honor sys-
tenn"
This school is the second in the Univer-
sity 10 adopt the honor system +"
through student Initiative, the pledge to
abstain from giving or receiving aid on
tests and examinations having been INTRO
duced IN the Wharton School several
years ago. Several hundred students are
affected by the new code.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
L. S. MAY NOT ACT IN CASE
OF MINISTER ON PERSIA
Consul Reports DIR. Salisbury Was
Travelling on British Papers

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-A State De-
partment dispatch from Consul Gaulin
at Marseilles today indicates the case OF
the Rev. Homer Salisbury, formerly Of
Tacoma Park, ID. c., believed to have
been lost on the Persia, was travelling
under a London permit.
IL Is probable, under this statement
that Salisbury's case will be removed
from consideration by the United States
Government. That attitude was taken in
the case Of passenger named Leigh.
travelling on British papers aboard the
Hasaka Maru, sunk In the Mediterranean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
psspair Of saving would-be suicide

PhFsielans at 50. Agnes Hospital
zesHaIr of saving the life of James Fahsy.
III, y y-srs old. 2i02 South llth street
he aitemrted 70 end his iife last Night
q MS home. The Young man shot hffn-
self IL the bFeast. Dependency over in
1e1'ih and. II = aaid. the fact thar he
4as senaiafed from his Nife ana child,
<a4ssd fhe soeas mans aesife 70 die.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
Search for Meekins Bow continue

The search for Richard Meekins, years
old, OF A49 South 6lst street, who van
ished six weeks ago, has not been eban-
doned. according TO a statement made
today BY Direetor Of Public SAFETY VII
son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08
Bishop seanneI, Of Omaha

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. s.-Bishop Scan
mel Of Omaha. Is dead from pneumonia.
The bishop was II years old. and was born
ia ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08

Charles Zahn, Stafford st.: Yetta Zlmmer-
man, south ST. sarah Zverling, S. TN St F.;
lda Zlyerltng, ). Ith st.; Anna ZWerling s.
Ith st.: Harry Zuckerman, $. 4th ST.: julius
zimmerman, Pine ST.; Eleanor Zimmerman
Pine St; Charlotte Zimmerman, Pine ST sam
uel Zlekossline. $. ath ST.: Eleanor Zimmer-
man, Pine St; Ellis ZaCker Juniper St: Harry
Simon Zuker. Poplar st. Michel Zalicontz, New
Market ST, Laura ZalgaritZ New Market 81 (:
Israel Zlmman, south ST. Samuel Zebragk
Ritner St. 4; Ziklen, y. Orianns 81. Lena
Zawsky, y. 2d 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08

Ellen Youqgberg Newkirk st., Arthur Young
beTs' NeWkirk st, Roy Youngberg NewkiTh
st.. Rudolph Youngberg. NewkiTk st.. Rutf
Ioung3erg; Newkirk st. Charles Yung, souti
ST.; Abe Nehiak. Fulton St: Harry Yoblick
christian = ; Oscar Yoblick. Christian ST.: Abe
~ hoDlN,k, christian St; Ira YoblicH. Christian
st.; Maurice fukeluyitz. Christian St: Harold
neager' Host ave-. Spring Cltv. Pa: BENJAMIN
loslow Green St, lsddore YOslow Green -
$, ith 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08

Are YOU one OF the little ones who arc
following the golden way? Are you
dumping elbows" with the girls and
boys Of Philadelphia who are pledged 5000
strong 20 spread brightness and cheer
throughout the everyday"
Are yo1 one Of the 1000 who are going
10 help us make that number 1000 by
Washingtons Birthday? II not make up
your mind right this minute. Turn to
page OF tonghts EVENING LEDGER.
Read the Farmer Smith Rainbow Club
news! Sign the pledge and be member
Of an institution that you, the children
OF Philadelphia, are going TO make travel
down In history,
The following Is n list OF those who have
Joined the Rainbow Club this week up to
Friday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-08

Edna T. Fenlou. Cumberland ST.: Lawrence
Ffeck, FalryteB st.. Riverside y. j.; Ruth
Freck FalrvleW st. Riverside, n. j.. Anna
hene Flscher, Falryiew ST.. Rlyerside, n. D.:
Dorothy Farrell. Fairylew 81, Riverside. NJ j. =:
Ida Fogel. T.. Cedar ave; Ida Frank. FItz-
water St.. Myer FRANK. Fltzwater 81 Louis
south 81 Harold Felrmau. South st. Louis
fruehtsr. lombard g.; Winnie Forehsr, New
Markell a.. Anna Forchnr New Market 81
Rose ForeheF. New Market st. Berlin Fielder.
laurel st.. Jacob Fox. Emily 81: Simon For
nian. Cantreh ~. Jennie Frumer s. 9th 81;
Aitle. tiA.ler, kedner 81. Donald Fourtner
Broadway, Mind Gap. Pa: Clara Forman
FEDERAL ~ Gersqn Feenmau. Monroe sf
Dora felnste' Aonrqe ~ Morris Friedman
Wharton - Daniel Friedman. Wharton st
LllilaH Ff in S. an 81. Ben Feinstein,
81 ffHar EHtnfteln. g. 4tl 81. WITT
ian Fs.ls-s.4, 5. - 80 ANA Felastein. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-14
EXAMINE APPLICANTS
FOR CENSUS TAKERS

The chamber Of commerce Friday
morning bore a strong resemblance to
a recruiting station in time Of excite
ment. or to q convention Of the unem-
ployed. though the delegates were
well dressed and well behaved. During
the morning more than 100 men filled
the auditorium Of the building, each
looking for a job as enumeration or in
some other capacity in correction with
the federal census which will begin
to be taken Saturday morning. Super
visor Emmons K Ellsworth and John
NJ Wyatt, established themselves IN
the office OF secretary Malcolm A.
Fraser, and each Of the waiting appli-
cants for a job was called in and put
through a catechism with a view to-
wards determining his fitness for the
position.
It developed during the morning that
there is a fear on the part Of many
Mexicans that the census being taken
at this particular time may have back
OF it a military meaning and those
enumeratOrs and others who Will have
to do with collecting names in those
quarters OF the city occupied by citi-
zens of Mexican antecedents were very
carefully instructed as to their duties
in the matter Of explaining the plan
and scope Of the enumeration and the
reasons therefor.