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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
5blle Beoentu,lg.
gfiebriger stano Der 6eids'
mart belproben.
aiinitlide Mfade.

Berlin, brabtlos, II. San. (lIeberz
fee Na6ri9ten Mgentur). 9as
,8erner Snteuigen5blatt" bei6dftigt
fia eingebenb nit Der Bebauptung Der
r@iornale b'sStalia", baB 9eut16lanb
ipegen bes nte6rigen Stanbes Der
Mart i'm tnternaticnalen @elomartt
fdlieblid ge3nungen iein lperbe,
Grieoen 3u idlieber. DaS betannte
8erner Organ erinnert bic r8tornale
b''sSStalia" baran, oaB es ben baupt<
fd4li4fsn l1nterf9ieb 5pif6en
Deutf9lanb unb ben iibrigen trieg<
fiibrenben Md9ten Dpll}tdnoig auber
M9t ldbt. Das pirtf@aftli4e 2eben
Deutihlanbs, miro ausgefiibrt, ipiele
jiA gr0Btenteils innerbalb ietner eigez
l1en @ren3en ab, mas 51 bebentetl
babe, oaB Der We4ielfnrS Der Mart
DerbdltnismdBig penig anf fi9 babe.
Die ariegfiibrung Der Gntentez zMd9z
te olf ber a11oeren @eite bdnge bolz
Fdnbig BON ben Notierungen bes inz
ternationalen @elbmarfs ab. MuBer<
Dem lei es mir natiirlid, fugt bic
3eitung ipeiter, 6ab l1nter ben auS
Berorbentli9 giinitigen 8eotngungen
Der leBten fran5Diii6en &riegsanletbe
@elo nod Jranfrei@ obgeibidt NOR
ben fei, pas pffenbar Die beutf9e Waz
ll1ta namteilig beeinflui1en mii11e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
ellie 5talltbul.
Meiie fann Dbne 11nterbrehuus
gematbt ,peroen.
@1de,1tlid 5,pei 3iige.

Berlin, II. San. iiber 2onbon. Bee
3iiglid ber @r0ffnung bes peripnen<
pertebrs 3tnif4en Berlin nnb &onz
ftantinopel tpirb nod folsenbes beri4<
tet:
Ser erfe 3ug berlieb Berlin in
atpei Mbteilungen, bon oenen Der
erfte iiber Miin9tn un6 Men, Der
atpeite iiber Breslau unb 8ubapeft
fubr. 8eibe 3iige naren Bis gum
leBten plab bon Megierungsbe
MilitGrperfonen, Rauflelten, Rorrez
fponbenten uno ei11igen 9iirten uno
8ulgaren be1eBt. Die beiben Mbtei>
lungen tperben am Montag morgen
I'm Z 1br in Ronitantinopel antom<
men.
,pldbe a11f benz erften 3uge lnb
fir Bic 1d4ten Mohen finb mon fett
Mo9en I'M 8oraus belegt tDoroen.
8eion6ers biele @ef6dftslente hatten
ibre @iBe f9on lange Dprber relerz
biert. Sic 1neiften bon ibnen iino
Seppidbdnbler, Die lire aug berfanf>
ten Eager in Der Sarfet 1no 8eriien
tpieDer fiillen pDflen.
Sic Aegierung BOT geplant, bic
mad RDniIantinDpeI fabrenben 3lge
nit Stuttgart, Rarlsrube unb 5trab=
burg gu perbinben. Die @inri9tnng
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
Nd1t,1t ett NpDgoriba.
Montenegriner 5ieben iid) tiefer TT
ifr yanD aurii(f.

Berlin, Il. San, brahtlos na4
Sanpiae, 8. S. @on Mien pnrbe
geitern mitgeteilt, bob bic mpntene<
grinifde 8egierung nab @futart,
Mlbanien, Derlegt tpprben i Die
.a1sl ldnbiI9en RDnfulafe baben ibrerl
@iB IN Mleffio, etlpa 20 M}etlsH
flblid BON @futari, aufgefdlagen.
Nad ben legten Melbungen bes
preffez9 9auptquartiers 1abe1 bic
MDntenegriner audi faon pobgoriBa,
bas 90 RilDmeter Dflid Don Get
ti1rie anb in Mittelpuntt Siibmonz
tenegros liegt, serdunlt. Nific, ll1ls
melt baDon, 1T glei@falls aufgese>
ben tnnrben.
Zig I net tter.
Barifer r emps" iparoe duf ue,tfr
ddlihnns ertappt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
9antpfer per1entt.
Gin aaoerer in Ser Mdbe pun 5panten
lit sSlamme1t.

2onbon, II. Sanuar. 2lus gtco.
@panien, pir0 gemelbet, bob bort
brabtloie 9ilferufe pon benz belgi<
1ben Dampfer o2tlle" eingetroffen
.ii1b. Ser Dampfer befinbet fiA
ettpd 200 Meilen pDn1 2anbe entfernt.
Die lr{a9e bes Syeuers tpie bic 8rDBe
bes1elben iinb 1iht befannt..
2pnbpn, Il. San. Ser ipani19e.
Dampfer rgelsiea nit % Mann an
8prb, lit auf Der 5abrt ppn gnglanh
na9 @panien perienft tpprben. Die
8emannung tpurbe gerettet. Der
9anpfer 1T 2,3oo sonnen groB,
sSn 8n1ton tIt Jral1 suep gDtsa
man Carnegie, Sic Witpe bpn 5bos
mas Carnegie, eiilem 8rlber bes
5tablfDnigs, geforber.
Qlus pielen 9eilen bes lanbes
tpirb grobe Rdlte beri9tet. Die falte
Melle bebedt bas gan5e 2anb 0flih
Dom Miffifiippi.
sDie aus Neris beri4tet ipirb,
iinb fiinf Mmsritoner bic fi4 ber
iranaSi ilfbsn sMrpse nllSef f6loii len hat>
sten, an,sbsrg szOilt .get6tet nprne1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
sE@,syaloiig j, s5a
Negier,,ne ueripridt im6eids'
tage uolle @enu9tunag.
@D5idlDemDfrat proteittert.

Berlin, II. San., orabtlos nod
@aDpiue, 8, S. SIN beutf@en Rei&sz
tage maAte Dr. Mlfreb 3immerz
mann, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiir bas
Qluspdrtige Mmt, beute mittug be-
fannt, bub Deutialanb ii@er Mittel
unb Mege finben merbe, I'm fur bic
1@euBli6e sat Der nenglif6en 8ara<
long" <Matrofen @enugtuung gu fin>
ben.
Die Grmorbung Der ipebrloien
beutiden Matrofen Diirbe fi6erli4
gerd9t tperben. Dr. Zimmerman
ertldrte, baB bas beut1@e @o1t n,nt
nur iiber ben gau ielbft ertriifet
fei, fonbern aud iiber bic Mntnort,
bic gnglanb auf Die gere6ten beut<
19en 8el6iperben gob.
9err Moife, Elm fo5ialbemotratiz
faes Mitglieb bes &ei@stages, err
fldrte, er tpiinf9e I'M 9eame11 allsr
1einer 2onbSleute, bic Waffen trii<
gen, eine,r proteit gegen bic @telz
lungnabme @nglanbs in biefer Mnz
gelegenbeit 81 erbeben.
gd)tpeoe1t id)in,pft.
9nrdindung Der Yoft 0urd) 8riten
fit @emeinbeit erfldrt.
Berlin, brabtlos, II. San. (ueberz
fee Ma6rihten Ngentur).
9as @todbolmer rDagblab" ll11b
nnoere i9tpebtf9e 3eitungen author
ten in energii9er Weife allf oie eng
Iifhe 8ebauptung, Die 3eniier1ng
neutraler Briefe 11no ppftiahen lei
bere6ttgt, tpeil Bic 9ur6fu6ung Der
PDitbampfer IN britii9en @epdfern
Dprgenommen tpiirbe. Die i@neOifde
preife metnt bier5u, baB bte 5diffe
fih niht freiniqtg in engli11e Sc
ndffer begdben, fpnoern oltrd britt
f6e &riegsi9iffe erft nit Gepqlt
bprthtn gebra6t tDiirben. Cine 3enz
fur 0ieier goiffa6en miro BON Den
febneoifehen 3eitunge1l ais Elm 8erz
itoB gegen Die Nbmahungen Der 9aoz
ger 54iebs sfpnferen5 be5eihnet, nod
ipsI9er ielbit feinolide pDftfaden fDz
gar auf feinbliden 5diffen unantaitz
hnr fi11o.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
6ebt AT Die Syrpttt.
&aiier @ilbelnt Dpl1 leiner Hnpak klids
fett tnieDer heraeitellt.

Berlin, Il. SON., brabtlos nod
gapDille, 8. S, Scatter Mtlbelm 1T,
tpie geFern antlth befdnnt gemadt
pnrbe, am @nnnstag tpieberum an
Die Gront absereiit, tOp er iid ldn<
gere 3eit nufbalten tpirb. Weitere.
grfldrungen iiber ben gefunbbeitsz
5uitonb bes Raifers ipurben nidt
erlafen, ba NIT ieiner NbreHe i11s
Gelb sur geniise bepiefen if, bob.
Der beutfhe 4aifer tpieberuul b6nig
bereeiteM unb sefunb IT.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
&niIen erlllQttet.
&aben Augriffe beiso,
porout eingeiteQt.
@rdben bel Eolmei1t genDmmet1.

Grdben bel SOlmei1t get1ont11et1.
Berlin II. San, brabtlos na9
Qonbpn. g1a@ amtlt9en W(el<
bunaen aus &orrfantinopel baz.
ben bic Ruifen in @orausftht zines
ftdrferen Mngriffes Der siirten inz5
folge bes 5retperbens Der fruberen
Observation-Disclosures einen Mngriff auf
bic tiirti59en Raufaf @tellungen
gema@t. 9eute morgen unb geftern
beri6tete Der tiirttf@e Generatftab,
baB btefe Mngriffe Der Surten nit
ben i6meriten @erluiten fir bic @niz
fen 5uriidgei4legen tpurben. Der
@nsriff Do13iebt fid fiibli@ Dom.
Jlui1e Mras, Der i'm 0ftlt9en Settle
bes Rautafus bic @ren5e 5nif9en
Rublanb unb Peri iien btlbet.
Die &dmpfe in periien felbft per<
ben nur bon fleineren Sruppenab<
teilungen ausgefiibrt, ba bic Rdmpfe.
on ber Morbfront 5eigen, bab ein
Dur6brub Der &uffen anf bretter
Jront unb nit sroBen 9eeren u11<
n0gli9 erfolgt lei, ba fonit bic
Rdnpfe i'm &iden elmer fol@en @r<
NEE unnerfdnbli@ 1pdren. Ser beaz
tige tiirti1de 8ert6t bat folgenben
Mprtlaut:
r&a,tfains=1 =1srunt: Ger Seinb
berindte seitern feline Nugriffe
iabli6 pom slras-6lniie Zig 5,t
Zen &araba6= Bergen at erneuer1,.
Mlle Mngriffe ,u1trbeu erfolareid
5nriidseidlascn, nnb bic 6niisa
erlitten ftrdtbare &erlnite.
.Mn Der 9arbanellen=Srpnt berz
fu6te Elm feinbli6es @6iff Sebbul<.
8abr gu bef@ieben. nnfere Mero<.
plane beleeten Bic feinbliben @9iffe
Bel Murbps NIT 8ombe1t.
,Der Mert, Der bon ben Briten
5uriidgefo7enen Beute pirb iebt auf
minbe1tenS 100000 Pfuno @ter<
ling gei9dBt."
Ser geftrige 8ert9t bes tirfif6en
@eneralitabes batte folgenben Wort<
Iaut:
,2ln Der &aufafusz6ront bat Der
Geinb, Der i6pere @eritdrfungen
erbalten bot, eine allgemeine Sffen<
1ibe ouf einer 100 Meilen bretten
Jront am II. Sanuar begonnen.
9ie &dmpfe, bic fiiblt@ bonn Mrasz
5lufe, 5lpt1@en ben &arabab<8erz
gen unb S@am, fiiblt@ bon Mi1o,
ftattftnben, berlaufen giinitig fir
uns.
u3tuei raiiiide Mngriffe bei
aarabab, iiiblid) bon &ojts, am
13. Sannar, cnoetem lit cine boll-
ftanbise 9fieberlage bes Seinoes,
Der in @eriuirrnng babpn flpb.
Die an. bielan 8nnfte gemadten
8efanecnen erflaren, bak jebes if,
rer 8esimenter menisitens 800
Mann at Spten nerlDren.
(Gs 1et barauf aufmerf1am gez
n1a@t, baB Der 8eri@t iiber 2pnbon
tam unb bob 6tes bic Mbtpeienbeit
bon Ma@ri@ten iiber bic SrafzSront
Me1opotamien, erfldrt,)
Qpnbpn, II. San. Sen 8riten 1T
es ben lebten amtli6en 8eri9ten
5ufo1ge no6 ni6t gelnngen, Die BEL
Rut<el=Mmara eingef6lp7ene Mrmee
BON 10000 Mann 5u entfeBen, unb
1ltDl1@ Don penn Srte T1HDen HDW
admpfe 8ipifden ben siirten rnb.
ben engltf6en Srnppen ftatt, bic CUR
9ilfe berangebolt tporben paren.
Ser britif6e 8eri9t, bob bic Sir<
fen fibli6 BON aut<el@2lmara ge<
19lagen tnorben 1eien, 1T bisber BON
tiirfiiher geite mod ni9t beitdttgt
ipprben.
Ser englifde 8eri6t lautet:
rMad ibrer Nieberlage(0 am 8.
nnb 9. Sanuar 8ogen bic tiirfii9er1
Sruppen, bic General NlDmers Snpz
pen geeeniiberitanben, iid, benz 2au<
fe bes Eigris folgeno, nod Droh,
25 Meilen iiiblid pon aut=elzamo<
"a, auriid,
Sen. Mlpmer sriff bic Stellun>I
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21

brGngt,"
Netrograb, IL. San. Ger seftrise.
8eriht bes ruffif@en @eneralftabes
lautet::
..Mn ber &aufaf z5ront nabmen
pir am Il. Sanuar 20 tiirtifae Df<
fi5iere u1b 400 Mann gefangen.
mir erbelteten aht @ef6iise.
rssSyn g}erfien baben mir in: ben
admpfen Bel &angaber, ba1bmegs
apif6en 9amaban unb Rermanb.
1dah, Diele @efaneene semo9t. Der
5einb lieB piele 3ote 5uriid. 11nfere
Derluite tparet febr flein.
.@iibDf1id bon 9amaban trieben
mir cine beutf@<tiirtif4e Mbteilung
3uriid.
(9anobo11 liegt lao Rt1ometer
11orbDftli@ BON aermanbf@ab, benz
9aupttiiBpuntt Der beutf4z ztirtif4en
Mrmee IN qeriien)
Berlin, II. San, brabtlos ,ta@
@aDbile, 8. S. Mn ben beutf9en
15ronten berrlbte audi am @amss
tag nod bic &ube ber Dorbergeben<
ben Sage, bic nur bur@ bic 8ez
f4ieBung bon 2ille bur6 bic 9riten
urterbrp6en pprben. Die fur@tba<
ren @erlute Der Ruflen an Der belize
robif1en @ren3e nnb IN Sitgaliaten
haben btefe gum ginitellen ber
Rdmpfe Deranlabt, lnb nod benz
Mufb1ren Ser Derlllitreiden Snfanz
terieangrtffe finbe1 1tlr nod idtpas
@e MrtiueriebuelIe ffatt.
sSn Montenegro perben tpeitere
Sortf6rttte gen1a6t, 11t1b on Der
italienifden 5ront tpar eine 6fterz
reidifd seiloffeniips bel.
Spln1ein pp1l1 eiten. esrfolge be<.
eleitet. gaahe55u 1000 SStaliener
tpurben gefdnge genomn,en unb
tpiAtige @teHungen erobert.
Ser Beridt bes beutiden @ens<
ralfabes lautet:
rWefli6e Syront:
Gin. feinblt6er Monttor bef6oB
bic @egenb pon Mefenbe obne ben
geringiten @rfolg.
rDie 8riten baben bas Snnere ber
@tabt 2ille bef6oifen. 8tsber 1T
infplge BON 8rdnben nur geringer
@@aben angeri6tet tporben.
rQn biefer Sront fanben nur lofale
SGtigfeit Der Mrtiuerie unb Minen<
fdmpfe fatt.
nSeflt4er nnb BaltanzRrtegsz
f9auplaB: Mi6ts gu bert6ten."
DER 8er19t Des o1terre1pt1pznnz
garr19en 9eneral1faoes lan1e1:
r9ie neult9e Nieberlage Der Hu1<
fen an Der beifarobi19en 5ront bat
cine paufe in ben adnpfen nod
ft9 ge5pgen, bic nur burdb unterz
oro0eaes A11lnel'eTsuer sefpt1 'p.1p' y
g1ne Dl1e11e1Q'lW u'gu'llWe ' puz
trout4e 1lberra19te 1uDl1q Don
Rarptlotpta etren r1t1111aen Worpo,
1ten 1tnD bernt9tete tbn.
nDie 6ereits beridtete Groberung
italienifber @teuungen Bel Dslapta
purbe bur@ Mbteilungen Der Negiz
menter go. SO unb 80 ausgefiibrt.
@ie mo6ten 933 seytoliener, barunz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21

sSn Wilabelpbia finb 100.
Rleibermaher an ben Gtreif gegan<l
gen. Sic perlangen bDbere QDibne.
Gin Jeuer, bas beufe n1orgen III
NsburD part %. S, allsbrod, rid<1
tett einen 94aben Don $1Oo, 600 an
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-21
Tim, aRtnneiota, Greitag 81 anar 1916 - -

gum Mbenb fortgeflbrt.
nMn ben Mbenben bes 13. unb Il.
.Sanuar begonn Der 6einb ben Riid<
aug ,lnb ipirb i'm Often llnb Norben
BON ben britif6en Sr1lppen itart be-
br6ngt
Evening star., 1916-07-26
MAY EXTEND VOCATIONAL
WORK IN PUBLIC SCHOOL S

Extension of vocational work in the
District public schools to cover house
hold economics and efficiency is being
considered Informally by members Of
the board of education. The woman
members, in particular, are interested
in this proposition.
Certain phases of this work are al
ready being taught in the white voca-
tional schools, but in this instance
pupils are in or below the eighth
grade. 1t is now desired to have this
instruction in the colorad vocational
schools, where pupils are graduates of
the eighth grade course, and in a mum
Der Of instances are working as do
mcstics- BY learning better methods
Of housekeeping and greater house
hold efficiency pupils who are working
part OF the time Will be ena bled to
earn more.
Mrs Susie Root Rhodes, one of the
board members. is most ardently
interested in this work She made an
informal investigation in one Of the
cOiorcd vocational schools last year
and found that number OF the pupils
were working, and that many of them
we're Interested in the proposed plan.
II is considered probable that this mat
Ter win be one of the first to be
u ken UP by the board when it meets
again in the fall.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
twenty four hours:
Ulysses S. and Christina NJ Evans, girl
Elias and Alexandria Yanovasky, girl.
James G. and Nellie NJ. Yaden. girl,
Jay W. and Mary +. Whitney, girl.
Davis +. and Ada NJ. Thomas. boy.
James ]. and Virginia Sheehy, boy.
Ezra and Kathleen Stirewalt, boy.
Domenico and Clelia Puglsi, boy.
Frank and Hannah Nesline, girl
Nicholas and Antonia Manthos, boy.
Elmer r. and Lillian Mangum, boy.
Emmett and Mary Lott, boy.
Guy A. and Patience Luttrell, girl.
Sigurd and Ellen Lunde, girl.
Henry and Lillian C. Klein, boy.
Gordon NJ and Frances \. Kingman
girl.
Gilbert w and Muril c. Hall, girl
Edward NJ and Kate c. Henshew, girl
Howard and Lillian Edison, girl.
Camille and Sofa Di Giacomo, boy.
Paul ]. and Eva NJ. Dorr. boy.
Joseph and Ella Corder, boy.
Alfred P. and Sadie Ciomei, boy.
Henry A. and Elijah T. Cumberland
girl.
Luigi and Michelna Ricucci, boy.
Chester ]. and Florence Berry, boy.
Howard S. and Sarah E. Austin. girl
Charles and Bertha Williams. boy.
Isaiah and Carrie Williams. boy.
Edward and Lucy Wood girl.
James II. and Lena Scott boy.
Owens and Sadie Lowry, girl
VIM. and Pearl King. boy.
Richard p. and Adeline Fox, boy
Charles and Katherine Carter. boy.
George and Mamie Clark, girl.
Wm. and Leslie Claggett. girl.
Robert and Anne Brooks boy.
Henry and Ester Brown, boy.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
ArlQSEIl lEleIS
B. F. Keith's.

Mile. Albertina Rasch, the premiere
danseuse from the Imperial Opera.
Vienna, who headed the grand ballet of
the New York Century Opera Company.
will be the feature de resistance at the
r. F. Keith Theater next week. accom-
panied by eight coryphees presenting
La Ballet advertisements Classique,"
composed of seven numbers to the
music of Strauss, Liszt, Zehren, Grieg
and other masters. A special scenic
production will he given. Andrews
Tooms and Lola Wentworth. the star
comedian and the prima donna of THE
Bride Shop" who have joined fun forces
for vaudeville, will be the supplement-
airy stellar offering, in musical comedy
tete-a -tete. Una Clayton. author and
comedienne of Milk" will be seen with
her own company in 'Collusion." a
sketch with an "uplift," but amusing.
Other acts will be THE Volunteers" a
singing surprise novelty: the Four
Readings; Harry Rose; Booth and
Leander; the pipe organ recitals and
the Pathe news pictorial
Mary Kounselor Brookes' new comedy,
Some Politician" will be given here
for the first time. as the third headline
number. Frederick Hand. Peggy Cam
eron, Joseph Merrick and Eleanor sgd
ney will form the company. under the
stage direction of Harry Andrews, for
merly Of Polls.
Sunday at and SIS pm. the offer
ings will comprise Sydney Jarvis and
Eva Taylor and company in Rocking
the Boat" Bonia and Lew Hearn. and
all the other numbers of the current
program.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
TELL Of FLOOD DAMAGE
AND WASTE IN ALABAMA
L. M. Hooper and J. B. Ellis in
Washington Informing Officials
of Suffering and Needs.

Lloyd NJ. Hooper and James 3. Ellis
both of Selma, Ala. are in Washington
for the purpose of informing officials
of the national government of the ter
rble condition of thousands of people
in the fiood-stri icken section of their
state. Messrs. Ellis and Hooper will
remain here for some days in the hope
that Congress, after the reports of the
army engineers are received by the
War Department. will pass relief
measure similar to those enacted here
tofore in aid of destitute people in
Ohio. Illinois, Arkansas and other
states.
The Alabama visitors make the state
ment that 10000 of $4,000 acres OF
land in Dallas county, of which Selma
is the chief munici pality, have been
devastated by the raging waters. and
crops in that large area have been
completely ruined. More than 1000
families are destitute. and fully 0,000
negroes are without means of sub
sistence. The foods have occurred at
a time when it is TOO late to replant,
obtained thousands of people will suf-
fer for months to come, as the local
organizations are unable to cope with
such a serious situation. In the over
flowed sections both people and stock
are without food, and, as Mr.. Hooper
expressed it today, the outlook, SO far
as the unfortunate negro population is
c-ncerned, is Assistance, starve, steal
or migrate"
Evening star., 1916-07-26
DIRECTOR RALPH SILENT
ON PRINTERS RESOLUTION
Incident Growing Out of Carriza.
Victims Funeral Causes Men
to Protest

Director Ralph of the bureau of en-
craving and printing would not today
say anything about resolution adopt
ed last night at a meeting of Plate
Printers Local, No. ?, of this city, at
Typographical Temple, protesting
against the recent action of Mr. Ralph
in admonishing plate printers and their
assistants against leaving their presses
and going to the windows to watch the
procession that conveyed to Arlington
cemetery the bodies of the colored
troopers killed at Carrizal, Mexico
The resolution declares that it is the
right of every American citizen to drop
mis- work and obey the dictates and i'm
pulses Of AmerIcanism, no matter where
I he is and what he is doing" The reso-
, luton was introduced by Charles T.
Smith, associate editor of the Plate
Printer.
At the bureau today it was stated
I that Director Ralph had admonished
the foreman Of the room which the
plate printers left to watch the funeral
parade, but had not spoken to the en-
p!oyes generally.
The meeting last night contributed
. sloG TO the sufferers in the recent foods
-ln North Carolina.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
DR.. EBBITT is DRAFTING
STORY OF DEPORTATION
American Expelled From Ireland
Will File Document With the
State Department.

In the office of Representative Ashton
C. Shallenberger of Nebraska, DR..
Richard Ebbitt, formerly of Grand
Island, Neb who was recently deported
from Old Castle, County Meath, Ire
land, is today drafting for the State
Department complete statement of
the case.
This is being done by the advice of
Solicitor Cone Johnson of the depart
ment, who yesterday advised Repre-
sentative Shallenberger and DR.. Ebbitt,
who had called upon the chief of the
consular service, that this was the cor
rect procedure.
When this statement has been drafted
and sworn to the State Department will
take the matter up with the British
authorities. When he has filed his
claims with the State Department DIR.
Ebbitt will visit for few days in the
capital and this vicinity with friends
and then return to his old home at
Grand Island, Neb.
In his presentation of the case to the
State Department he has the strong
support of Senator Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock of Nebraska. Both Senator
Hitchcock and Representative Shallen-
berger have known DIR. Ebbitt for
many years before his sojourn in Ire
land.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
SHALL ROBBERIES NUMEROUS.
Several Reported to Police From
Various Sections cf the City.

Breaking the glass in a window of the
home of George NJ. Henault. 3eI Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. last night, a
thief stole So cents. a revolver and a bag
Of old French, japanese and Chinese
coins, according to report to the police.
vacant house at $50 NJ street south
west was entered by an intruder yester-
day. who stole gas meter connections
valued at so, according to a report made
to The police of the fourth precinct
Bessie Battle of 1911 South Capitol
street reported to the police that bicycle
was stolen from her home yesterday
A bicycle which D. Z. Higgs of I214 D
street northeast left at 1+th and L
streets yesterday. while he was in a
store, was stolen.
Some one entered the home of Louis
Cutris. 10 c street southwest Yesterday
and stole a suit Of clothes valued at IS
A vacant house at $50 10th street was
entered. according to a report made to
the police. and chandelier, valued at
$25. was stolen
William Brown of 3147 VI street told
the police OF the seventh precinct fur
nished house at 2903 street was en-
tered some time Monday night and the
place ransac!sed. II is not known If any
thing is missing. Entrance was gained
TO the house by cutting a panel in a side
door.
Mrs. Sallie r. Kirtley 459 Massachu-
setts avenue, reported TO the police of the
sixtn precinct that $3.50 was stolen from
her home yesterday
Evening star., 1916-07-26
WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
Westinghouse Dispose Of Prop
erty, Both Real and Personal.

The will of Maria S. Lyman. dated
April %, 1907, and modified by codicil
Of May 13. 1912. has been offered for
probate. Her household furniture and
effects are left to her sister, Fanny l..
Larner, and her watches, diamonds and
other jewelry to her niece, Nelly L.
Gore. to be kept in trust for her daugh-
ter. Fanny Larner Gore.
Premises 1419 goth street northwest
are devised to her niece. Nelly Larner
Gore, subject to the annual payment of
$40 each to savings account for her
two children during their minority. The
fund is to be paid to the children
when the girl becomes twenty years
old and the boy twenty-one years
The remaining estate Is devised to
her sister, Fanny L. Larner. with the
proviso that she make annual donations
of $40 each to the board of home mis-
sions and the board of foreign mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church dur
ing her life. Philip F. Larner is named
as executor.
By the terms of the will of Augustus
3. P. Palmer, dated November 25, 1903,
his entire estate is devised to Edward
De Maine and the latters wife. Mr..
De Maine is named as executor.
Evening star., 1916-07-26
Cosmos.

Bert Williams is scheduled for a
premier at the Cosmos Theater the
last half of this week, beginning with
the matinees tomorrow, but only SO
much of him as has been caught by
the camera in a chara cteristic picture
comedy. entitled ~ Natural Born Gam
bier in which he will be shown for
the first time in Washington. 1t is A
genuine novelty in more ways than
one, besides being a laughmaker and
the noted colorcd comedians first ap-
pearance in moving pictures"
Five acts of superior vaudeville OF
the Cosmos standard will be a big
feature of the entertainment with a
host of added attractions, including the
weekly news pictures.
Besides the concerts Sunday from 3
to 1890 pm, and their classic or
chestral feature. with new specialties
and other attractions, the Washington
Cleveland ball game will he shown on
the electric scoreboard without addi-
tional charge. The management states
the Cosmos board win be the only one
in the city to show this game.