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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23
U.S.May CiyeVocational
Courses in High Schools

than two from any political party),
by the president. This board and state
authorities would cooperate in outlin.
ing courses.
The states relation service Of the
department Of agriculture has pursued
the system still further by pre-
pairing comprehensive system Of
courses in agriculture. These have
been offered to the states for use in
their grammar schools, in the rural
districts.
Alabama, Mississippi. Wisconsin,
Maryland and Vermont have installed
the course in all their elemental in
stitutions Of learning since the initis-
tion Of the plan q year or 50 ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23
United Press Service

uutteu I'Icos OcIvtcO
| LONDON. Aug. Shy maiD THAT
tie British government decided not
10 let American cotton to go below
|Sl2 cents u pound to planters: that
Il. prepared to spend $3.50 100000 %
prcven, .. possible cotton panic In this
country and that II sent agents to the
United States to buy cotton In unlimit-
cd quantities TO keep the prices as
normal rs possible; and also that these
agents are still In the United States,
arc facts given to the United Press
today.
The british government. when II de-
clGcd In 1916 to make cotton contra
band. realized that might cause pan.
|lc In this country. Felix Rose. who
directed the British plan 10 prevent
this told today how he did II.
eve had In Geclare cotton contra.
hand" said he. but we wanted to pro-
'ect the cotton planters. We know
tho specul lois would make capitai
u the order in council and drive cot.
ton r.t,ss &C lu.neds depths.
$50 the British government decided
10 20 Into the market as y buyer. ]
looked over the market and decided we
should be ready TO buy five million
bales: and we had to have $260.00O.-
600 at our disposal constantly.
1--WE thought the planter should not
get less than sh cents. 80 we sent
agents to the United States with un'
limited authority to buy. That was In
July OF 1915. We told the American
government Of our plan On Angus,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23
Case After Case
Plenty More Llk, This N klamath
Falls ii,

Plenty More I'ks ms ~ Niamasn
Scores OF klamath Falls people can
tell you about Doan's Kidney Pills.
Many happy citizen makes . public
abatement OF his experiences. Here Il .
case OF It. What better proof Of merit
can be had than such an end0rsementf Z
NJ. @. Wilkins, 6SS Grant street.
Klamath Falls. says. Il am subject to
backache at times. and then my kid.
neys arc more or less irregular In
action. After taking ponn's Kidney
Pulls few days. my kidneys act per
fcctly regular and my back feels q
strong AZ ever. | advise anyone who
ID suffering from backache and kidney
disorders to give DoanS Kidney Ptlls
a good trial. for know they are very
reliable"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy ct
Doan's Kidney pills--shs sama that
Mr.. Wilkins had. Fcstss Milhurn Co.
Props. Dunaln. N. Y.'-'Adv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23
{ -. ess.-..,,,,.. .
10 onovs r.ckO- '.-

| y. y. ors. industrial, ..sr'.. c's' y, ~ ~
~ ~ psabar viii speak % sns
~: !: \ ,s'''' On ''F'''''''''
~ w. coan Of Brucsv.''s' " W.
.' ~ visitors Of Mr. ana ana ~. ~
I'M, IA family and Mr., 60 snS 80. Nv. !,
-. Mi and family iI.. M.s, M.s. S'
,lssivs d Mrs ch"'' MACS
| s. u.rls. from phoenis' AT Ar'~. -. =
-. sn' ssr sona Clarence ana 80
lIMfss
!. /, ,,,m,lssham End b" Hons ~ ~. n.ss :
..,',,sed Z iiur ! deer hunt w''no0' :
AsL
y. a,,hard Dreitens'e'n ana nc' ~
=. I'm. have returned from : 'en
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23
ONLY SPEECH IN
NV viOA TONIGHT
THE FAMOUS DIVORCE TOWN -
rHsoNoGO WITH vIslross
FROM MILES AROUND 70 HEIR
REPusLicAN cAMD,DArE

United Press Sssvice
RENO. Nev.. Aug -. Charles ~
A.: Hughes was scheduled u nsaxc
ri- sn sst speech in Nevada ksis 70
rignt and the famous divorce to n
va. t.longed with visslnrs from MT )
around waiting to catc1 glimpse u
tho republican nominee.
Cove. nor Hughes = en- route dsry
di.,-a f,cln Los Angeles. which placp
be left yesterday morning. After to.
rigl,.'~ ADDRESS the candidate win ~
e. e Tie Mormom state q Utah. M
Ing set speeches IN gdsn tomOrrSr
i:fscrs".r AM IN sa:, Laks City q.
morrow hight 1fcn ,c soss on sssf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-23

weeks visit In Minnesota with rela.
tivcH.
OF Harris has returned from a deer
hunt with two deer.
"a. ,. nlIsnbsrsen preached in Pine
drove last Sunday evening on TEN.
rssanos. He VIII preach here again In
two weeks.
r'hcre Will BE- = business meetins VI
the limo Grove church next Sunday ~
I. . elwk. After the business meeting
thcre will bs church. Mr.. Anderson OF
Merrill will speak.
The Pine Grove Young Peoples so.
clsty will meet next Sunday evening
Albert Miller Will bc leader.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
Der CsiIcubu6n.Strifc.

Ter 9SrdiiOmt Der Baltimore
iuo 0bio-@iicn6abn @eieaiboit"
0ouicl g9iIoro. miiuibt, ooB ser
GongreB ioiort cine lIntcriutbmg
iibcr oic Situution cilt5uIeiten lucl-
bc oiIrG Sen @lnid scr bier Giien.
bobn.9riiocriboitcu cntiiouOeu lit
Ser cinen adtitiinOigcn 9lr6citSlDbn
mO Sog, mo oie Sdlfte fiir llcber.
5cit perlongt OorouS9eicbt ooB iib
oie @riiOcridoiten oui &er6onOhm-
0eu nidt einloiicn, Scrr g9iuoro,
Ocr ais @ortiii6rcr fir pic(e oItIihc
@iicnbobnen in 16nl6en iiir oic
oiicutliHe @o6lio6rt bcitimmtc
Sale iprocb, io9te:
o@clm iolde 6dQcn IN pcrid)ic.
Oeuen @eibditsleitingci pic Oie
9lew Sopeu &od SSlonO, ct. 2oliS
imo San SronciSco mo 9lnoercn,
oic nlr cincn 6c0rcn5tcn E6eil scr
0ciicntlir1fcit oicncn. ms cincn
fleinen 9rciS 2lftion0rc 6o6en ipcrtb
iino, Die 9hnfmerfiomfeit oes Gon.
grelieS 5il crrcgeu, peSbolb loll ni6t
iol6e slnoele0cn6eit bic Sen @cior.
ocrun9SOicnit i'm 0on5cu 2on0 Scr
Geffcntlidfeit pi0mct, lmO 0ie SSn.
tcreiien oieicr 9lftiouGrc, oeriel6en
sIlimerfiamfcit oieicS tribunals
wert6 iein2
olln5pcifcl6oft lit sic 0ciicutIi6.
felt ooran interciiirt, sic Gecbic ser
acknowledgements in on0emeiicngr,
gutter @8o6lliug umo onaemciicnen
9lrbcitSbe0inguligcn 0ehiist 81 icb
belL pcnu ourb cine llutcriudimo
ieltgeiebf iperOen ioaie ooB 0icic.
in SIn6etradlt ibrer GicnitleiItung
niht gut 6e5oblt limo, Damn ioQcn
lie mebr cr6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
slaS Ocn SScrcincn.

SSbr 80. 9tiituuasfeit bcaiug ses
itcrn Sl6euo bic aSernonn'S 2oac"
pom ,CrOcn Der Sohue Der iSrci.
bcit" iii @obels SaIlc at scr Cue
BON 0jousb nuo 3. ShoBc Gie glit
glieoer. iopie Gelegntioner beireull~
Deter |ereine iiilltcn Die 9idunlid
fcitcii bis SuntlcBten ASlosc lilo Der
9I6eno perhef fit icocn lbeilnchniar
III Der gen1iitblidbiter @eiic Gin
Strcih Grteitcr lieiertc Die EaTcl-
uno Sau5nntiif imo ein Gnurtett ocS
@eiangpereinSN oGichenfrau5" bradte
5ur 8eridoncriing oes Settles cinige
Sieoer 5itu @ortrug
Die seaeniu0rii8eit Seaniten Der
2oge iino NraiiOeit &einridb Seip,
&icc Erdii0ent y Sanfe @efretdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
1itrac Etnnfneninfeiten.

Ias Baltimore Symphonic
Grbcitcr" battc bei icihar geitriaea
Qrobc III ocr s9eitlihai @ohialule
eincu ber5lidgn gmpiang. SSrat
&euricita 2ouc crldlirrte Bic cin5cL
ner R6aitu Scr Gpmpboricn ino
ocS &rogrammcs. Shui.5uperiii
tcuoent G6as y and Siilfs SUPER
intancent g v v. 6. DliiIler uno 0cr
@'eihditshibrer 0es GrdIeiicrs Grc
oerid Sllbcr iparen slge8cn
Sn Dem r&rnereiiipe GInb@ ben
,,ycluii6 g0iicatiouul Sllliancc miro
am 1ouiitog 9loAnittog Naihoa
9aroniot ciuen @ortraa iibcr oWlobo4
mcSishms i'm @er9lcin sunt Gbriltcna
imo SsiiocntCuml" halien 2Im 19.
M}ors miro SanRtel Strciic eincu @ors
trag iibcr .8ia 5ln0aD lmo Gpange-
lisma balteu m1hrcno an 26.
Mdr5 GOuaro 9loicmaii iiber @rnbi-
bition" iprcbcii miro.
Gaiiern bielt Till .GbriltliMeit gScra
cin iungcr aRduner" Charles @.
9Rccohant Souocr.9 9lnpalt oer 3pi'
ic5eultaatlimcn Son6cls Gomutiiiion.
cincii @ortrag iiber uIic @riin0ins.
@otbst5nm. araft nno gsertb ner
I 3miidenioatliheu Sait0cls. .Gnnulil'
Iiou nor Scr 5hlfiobrtss tulo pan.
0els.aloiie ser Baltimore @auoels'
mt0 Siuar5 5buIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
MbLeben.

llnermortet periaieo geitern 5ral
Suliana @raiier, 8attiu oes Srit
Gran3 G5rolier til ihrcr &soDnnia,
O}r. 2627 Sofcr,ztraBe, ans 0cnt
Scben. Gicf betrauert luirD sic @qr.
hlinene nebcn i6rcnl Gatien poii
ibren 4in0crn mo Sa)lreidlca &es
tanitcn Iie @eiieeuna Der ilu 55.
2ebeusiabr Gcrblicbcnen firoct ont
Ganlita9 @lorgen INT 9 llbr ppnt
Erauerbauie ais auf ocm p@on1ie
@rac.8rieOboie9 itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09

Z. GImer un0 sGoeniciilcr gsilt.
5hnibfe. Gic 9trou8cuc ocg Se
feS morel sll6ert 9Sielnie uno gailb
5duibfc, iomic bic 4Gli5abetG Suae
gtr oie aus 6raucn oer Nla8Iie
Scr scr .6crmanu'S Sose bciic6t
vArion.
Sn &agener'S Sallc bielt Qeltcrn
glbenO ser yglrion4 ieinc rcgelmdBis
&C @eiangihmoc inter Scitllug oes
Girigeuteu s. 9odon as. syu Ser
nadfolaenoen @eiadftsiibnng nnter
Goriib oes &r1iioentcii s. ". 9lciH-
barot inns 4rotofoafiibrung oes 1cs
fretdrs 0jottIob Sauier plr6en sic
Noutiue @eiddftc erIeoigt Ginla.
ouneen pom g&riegerbliuO" gum 6o.
milicn 9lbcno uno pom u6robimu"
5um Mastenboa ipurocu angenom
men. Gs iplroeu uuBer0enl nod
gorbereitineeu fiir oaS udhite Gcu-
5ert aetroiiel
o1cntfd amerifoniibcr
NltIit0r &crcin
Sn Stiefers Soac belt geiterp
9lbcno Der nGelttiH amerifouiiche
@lilitdr @crcin~ feline ntonatliebe
@criannilim9 inter Dem @oriie bon
Souptnionn Garl &ron ,Selowebel
Sobn 9olcrSieIo protofoIlirtc gladl
Grlc0ieing ser IouienOen Geihditc
lpurScu 5pci 9litglieoer air sluinob.
me poraciblagel @erihieScuc eill-
gegangenc Ginlo0imget ipuroct an
genommen.
s8cnrtctto 2oge@
Die nNcprictta 9oge9 bielt oes
itern 9tbcno III 9iiiffers SaIle later
@oriia ser gg.Gberiuciiierin pima
Goernam uno &rotofolliil6ruug oer
5efretdrin 6rou 8, 9lidh lore re.
sclaaBiee @ibing a6. Giuc @dwc.
tier unroe iuitolirt uHo oie giHla-
ouug oes arieaerbnn0cS 5im llntcr.
baltn9S g6eno ongcnonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09

SIN Goli5ei9cridbt Scr mittlercn
Station murbc geitern Ourb A)lagi-
itrot Supplee cin geluiiier 9eniamin
2eou BON 9Sr. 420, Oit-6apette-Str,
OeHcn Gerbaitma nui Gcronlaiiun9
iciner III 9loSpeburg MO, lcbcn0cn
@ottin, Die CT ms @eiidt geihlagen
baben iol, criolgt mar, inter $500
9iireihoft fir bic GjroBgei@morencn
feitgcbolten. Gas @aar lit felt &c.
5en1ber leBten ,SobreS perbeirat6ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09

Seerii6rer, sum GomnouOontcn scr
IN 9llbanicn bciiloIiAen Iruppei
miro uon Der ErcNc ol0 eiu 9In5cihcn
bctradtct ooB Stalicl cntibloiicn IT,
0cn &dlono.9l6ihnitt bon 9llbouicn
81 6oItcn foite cS, mas eS uo0e. IS
beiBt ooB 9eniigeno Eruppcn BORT 5lI-
inmmengc5ogeu ieicn m fiir oae
GuentlaIitdtcn oeriiitct SIT ieiu. Die
ulbaniitbe expedition itcbt nm inter
Der Oberleitung @enerol @ooorna's,
mcldcr sum Ober6eieblSbober Der
itaIieuiidcn Strcitfr0ite al alien
6ronten erndunt moroen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
Strife.ll e.llnterltiiBnnacn.

gei elmer &eriommllng I'M &olpt
quarter Der n9lmalgQniateO Clothing
@orferS" al Scr Sront. StroBc lpur.
Oc bei6lolien ieoes 0}itglieo, OoS &c
genm6rtig in elmer altnOen. oOer @e.
iteaidneiOerei ollgeiteut lit nit emcr
9eiiteuerlmg BON 81 5n belcsen wo.
Ourh un9efd6r $500 Dem 6onO atr
llnteritiisune Scr Strifer Der Slei.
oerfobrif bon Z. @reii & 9ros. 81.
flicBcl pcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
gNIdltin [iIr eEenerinIlIer.

SteucrsaDler, melde ben &ortheil
ocS 9l6r5.Gistontos ocitieBcu monen
ioIlten nidt 8ogern iofort ihre
5teuer.Rcdnunaeii 5u perlauger Gs
fam oics idriitIitb gcihc6et inocm
elm ironfirter llmid5la9 5tr 9iiidant
mort bei9cleat iit ga16cres belaat
bic 9ln5eige oe5 1tcnereinnehmcrs
8m 6. &aae in uGorraipon0ent"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
0cm @efansniR ii6erluicicn,

@cil tic Orei Nldoheu, uclAc lid
out ocm gScoc nod Der 6abrif DON =.
Grcif & 9ro. bcianOcn, DaS &ort
oSco6" na1goriIicn Bate, wllroc &C.
ilcrn oic III g}r. 7O5, 5iio'5rcmont'
SiraBc, luobnbaitc &oic ~. Carmen
III ocr ucitlidcn Roli3ci. Station
9iiNter Soplcr porgciiibrt. Gor mn
eeidbr 5pei @ohcu mar iiemter d6n.
liher 9lniHuloigme perbaitet wor'
ocn. Sic perlan9te cinc &crbano'
lung nor ben @cicbmorenen iuio mur.
oe Dem Wei0nguiB iiberpieicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
9SaArcs.gS rIammlaua

Die uIoper 4crpctlial 9uil0fng
ouo 0con 9Iliociotion of Baltimore
Stir bdlt oin 9Rontag, 49, 0ldr5,
ibre SobrcSGeriammhuis in oen
@iircau.Hlinuct 9lr s07 2iabt-
5traBc, ab. Gs finoct gleid5citig
oie @obl BON IL Gireftorcn itait.
Cine bolbidbrlihc Tioi0enoc bon $40
1T erfLdrt pnr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
Mle6crhe[o.

Niit cincm Noiirinefer bradjte Der
9lcaer 9lnorctu Solution ieiucm Mai-
icngcnoiicn @iGiant llclpton il Der
SIO 9etbel-StraBc 10 9eid6rIihe
Sdnittplmoen bel, ooB 9}emton Jest
III terbenoen 3uiian0e I'M ct So.
icpbS Soipital Gieet. Ter @lciicrbclo
iunroe bon 9li6ter mitb in ser oit-
lidcu @oli5eiitotion fir Gin Gerbor
am -. Nldr5 feit9cbalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
Gem @eridt ilberluicicu.

Ger 20 Sabre alto 9tcger 9luOrep
Sodion Der ou Tieuita9 9lbeno Gin.
gcitouo, Dab CT oif bic 30 Sabre aIte
iSrml Marp 3muorSfi cincu crimincl.
len 9Il9riff intcrnomrea bate, pur.
oc gcitern WIor0en 9iihtcr @omea in
oor Canton Eoli5eiitation porgoiiibrt
mo obne 3ulniiung BON 9iirgibait
Oen @roB9cihnorcnel iibeuuieien.
Der yIeger wnrOc ioiort nad) ocnt
@erb0r na6 Dem @cidngnib in Eolp'
ion ge6rad)t. 6rou 3oworSfi puroc
am Sonlitag gIamuittag in Der g36bc
ibrer gSobnm9 in Scr glortD @oiut.
9ioo0 ongcinaen mo scr llebeltb0ter
an Sonntog BON @iilfSsEol5cinar.
idoIl Oicblmann III SparroiuS .Eoint
pcrbafiet. GS miro crlportct, onB ocr
9leger iGon no6ite lSohc I'M @eridt
uor9ciiibrt miro. @r miro icin @cr'
brcdcn lpo6l nit Dem ScDcl bc5abIcn
miiIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
TipiScnoen. .(srflGrnna.

Ter @roii0cnt inO oic Iirefturer
Ser v8ioelitp all0 Iepoiit Gonpalp"
babcn geitern cine Oicrtclia6rlidlo Iir
ni0cnoe bon Az ODER S2 pro 9lnt9ell
oiif 0as g(fticnfapital oct GonipagHic
All Die ali is. @lar5 1916 gcbudteH
glttion1rc erflGrt oie an 81. Dldrj
1916 5oblbar lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
sd,aaitfer[ nerbrnnltt.

Gin 9tltolnobil Der oGirtts @ap
GbenicoL Go. aerietb seitern 9lor
scn IN Der Dlaiunpilles9tooo itabc ocr
8. 1traBc, lit 8rootlpn ut @rdlo
lno iUir6e ppLlitdnoig pcrnidltct. Die
Wioir6ine battc cillen g8ertb poil
$1,000 Ger Gboufieur. &ouaro
Nen0erinM nnr0e nidt nerlekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-09
qcOcnSnaOc.

9lbcrt 9loditon nobu III on9cblid
ici6im6rOcriif1cr 9l6iidt @lor-
p6nm 5u iib. @cimoct iib I'M
NiorplonO Soipitol. 9pron
Gid pcrind,t cS nit GuciiiI6er-
Cublcttcn 2r0 gencicu.
9}ad ouae6li6 ipic0crboltcl 2lelt
Berungcn iciuem 2c6eu oewoltioat
Gin 3icl 81 icbcn ioll ser II Sabre
olte 9llbert 9loditon BON gH. 2601
@euuiplouaio 9Iperlc, 0citcru Nlors
Gen in ieiucr @o9mng orci @rou
Nlorpbium SI ih genonmeu boben
mo bcfiuOct iid iebt IN beocnfIihem
3utouOe I'M MorDlunO glagcnicincr
$SoIpitoI. 9laditou mar cbcnolS go.
li5cisSergcant i'm iii0Iidcu EoI5cis
IHiritt imO bis Dor einiacn @odcn
Ibiirbiiter IN Scr oWlulif 9IfaOc.
mic" 9Ioh icncn cigcueu 9nngobcn
loll onOmlcrnoe &rdntbcit in linn 0en
@eOonfen 5im Sclbitnoro 9en0brt
6obeiL ga er ou cincn N|o9cngc'
itpiir lit mo beiirdtete, OaB Dos,
ielbc 81 cinenl &rcbsIcioeu ouSortcn
miiroc. @lacfiton luiirOe nacb fur5cr
2lbucicnbcit bon iciner Sodter 8rou
Neluo &ni96t bolb5epuBtloS m0
io6neno oligcflnOen iuO crfldric
er OerieIben ougeblid, ooB CT, im
ieiner Gmol Gin @n0e 81 bereite1.
@lorpbiml 3l lid 9enonlmcn 6dttc.
9ei @intrciien eincs glr5tcS Derpei.
acrtc CT OcrllcIbcn, Inn irgeu0 pcldc
Siilic SIT Gbcil iuer0eu 81 loiicn, on
CT Ben 8unic6 bat, iterben 5il f0n.
neu "a o1e glniiren9ungcn beS
9lr5tes, Dem Sranfen eiu @cgcnnlittcl
einfIoBen 5ll founch oergcblicb iuc
rem. 10 lieB oeriel6e oie 9lni6ulan5
Oes n0rOliGcn GiItriftcs ritien I'M
Ocu Eatienten nod Oent Soipital
briugen 81 lolieu no inn bic rotbiqc
9e6onOlmg SIT EbeiI pur0c imo uor-
ouSiidtlidb ieoc oirefte 2c6cnSgefo6r
6cieitigt lit. @lodltou uuroc i'm
Sabre 1867 ais @oli5iit cin8eidwo.
rcn rmO cr icbte iid I'M Sabre 1890
in ocn 9hlbcitou0,
NSn cincn 9lnioae bon OlelonAolic
oeriud6tc lid ser q %o6rc olte 9gs
ron s. Glid ciu lioiroie aiIf ser
Er1iioeutcu 9loAt uMouilowcr~
oirG GinneDntcn bon bier Glietiil-
Der Co6lctten OoS Se6cn 5u ne6nten.
ST. befono iib aitf llrlou6 bel 6rou
@iniieIo @liS in 9fr. 622. 2it5ort.
9mcmuc. 9Il5 5roll GQiS om GicrS.
tag gl6cno noA Souie 5uriiffe6rtc,
luor Slid fronf ieood geitoio cr ibr
crit geltern Oloracu im 8 llbr, sob
er Wnt 0clonumcn bottc Sii FRITZ.
lbcnl 3uitunoe puroc cr ms Nlcrcv.
@oipitol gebrobt Seine @hdter
poGut in SSu0ionopolis.
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8eil CT beitduoig NIT ieiner 6rnlL
Don lpclher er oQeroiugS bereitS 9e.
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0nrscr ;yrci6eitstronm.

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9m bei6cn Rin9cn.
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Evening journal., 1916-08-28

You can find out, through the Want
Ads, where the best places are to go
for swimming, sailing or camping
ADV.
Evening journal., 1916-08-28
CARNIVAL OF FAME FIREMEN
Will Be OPENED TONIGHT

The two-weeks' carnival under the
auspices Of Fame Fire Company will
opcn tonight at 100 o'clock in Christiana
Park, Fourth and Church streets Joseph
G. Feran Shows, Inc, are to furnish the
amusement features. This engagement
marks the fifth appearance of tho or
ganization in this city.
Local 10Y riders" will rejoice in the
return Of "T'he Whip" which the FerRri
caravan introduced in Wilmington last
spring. and which made such a hit II
is n sensational new riding device. The
FerRri Shows arrived in this city last
night and began unloading at daylight
The committee In charge of the fire
company's festival was assured that
everything would be in readiness for the
formal opening tonight.
"Minnie Ia Ha' will be here and ~
will "Laddie.' the little equine wonder
that is the feature of the famous Ferar
llippodrome and Circus. and the particu
lar delight Of tho little folk. Il vii
not be the same exhibition that was Z,
be seen at Kirkwood Park earlier in th'
season. Many new features have beer
added since that time and the show IL
its present shape is almost twice tn
size il was then.
Evening journal., 1916-08-28
PHILADELPHIA BOARD
APPROVES DAYLIGHT plan

The Philadelphia Chamber OF Com
merce has put its seal of approval on
the proposition Of saving daylight by
setting the clock forward for one
hour. The movement is far from be-
ing a new one, but the Chamber did
not have reason to pass opinion on
the question until asked 70 do so by
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States.
The Merchants Association of New
York, a month or so ago. took up the
question with the purpose Of learning
the sentiment Of business men
throughout the country A commit
tee Of the association made study OF
the movement and recommended a
national referendum. The commit
tees report stated that all arguments
presented at a hearing were in favor
of the plan as a national movement
provided that it should be observed
only between the months of April and
September.