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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
11ti6olii&tcr
11torSneriMb!
glnardiit oerInft, ben ErGiiOeut BON
glrsentinicn 5u eridiekeR, wirO
feitgenOmmen,

guenoS g(pres, 10. Suli. 4 Gin
WdnL Der Ii1 ais glnarmiit aus
gibt, mohtc ecltern ben @eriud, ben
9rdlioent 8e So 9lo3n 5u ernor-
sen. Der grGiioent ItanD auf eincm
9Glton 6es &egierlIn9sgebaiiDes I'M
cine giebuc iiber 3ruppen oh5uneb.
men, ais Der Mann, Der iih Scat
Monortni nenilt. nnn iid inter Der
9tenge befanO, pt6siich aus ieincm
gleoolbcr mebrerc Sdiiiie auf ben
8rdiioenten nbgab, Die leOOd gltf-
liherlpeiie feblgingcn.
SberIt Hoorigues, Der Sefretar
6es &riegSminiiters, podte ben 8erl
iuo lieferte i'm Der 9oli8ei aus,
melde i'm nur nit 9aiibe Dor Der
@olfstput i1iiben fonrte.
Ser 8r1iioent Derblieb ouf ieinem
Blase, oIs CD nidt8 geideben.
Or. 8ictoriono De 2a 8laaa mar
am 12. SUM 1910 gum @i5epr6ii-
benten bon 2lrgel1tinien erpdbIt
lporoeu uno iuurOe na6 Dem Sooe
oe5 9r1iioenten Snen5 8cna am
8. gtuguit 1914 Sberbaupt Der Re-
publif. Der Wloroberiu4 gei9ab
BEL Der San0ertiabrfeier Der llnab.
bGngigfeit Irgentinien8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Dcmckraten inn Scnat
fir Stiffsankaaf!
Gauens Der OemofratiIden Senato'
ren beIdlieht Strengthening
Der pGnOelsmarine.

@aIbington, 10. SSuIi. Ger
Caucus Der 0ernofr1tilben Senate.
rem bat lih oem 8ilen oes 9rcii.
oenten Bilioh eefitgt unb bei6loiicn,
Sie bon oieien beiiiriuortete Sdiifs.
anfoufsborl1ge in Der einen ooer
anoeren sorm Sur annobme au brin.
gen, gleidniel mie Iange Die aon'
grebbertagung bierOurh binnusge.
ihobcn iper0en mag.
Die gImenoelnents, ouf Die Der
Caucus lid eiIIigte, 1noern Die bonn
Observation-Disclosures ibon ongenonl-
meme 9orIoge nidt iueiertli6.
geitimnt miro ober, oob Die Re.
aierilng feline S1iffe elmer iebt ant
eitrop1iiden arieg beteiligten Station
onfalfen BARI es iei oenn 0nb oos
SAifI 10 nie 70 aus bent 8ertc5r
8urildge5ogen peropn ioa. glu6 ioa
fein Shiff ertporben tper6en 5ds
Inn mebr oIs 9iertel oes uriprilng.
Ii6en 8ertes obeeniist lit.
0ie gfeeterung ioa ielbit feline
Son6elsi9iffobrt betreiben, alibcr
Dab ale 8entiibungen Die Sdifie
an observation-disclosures 3u nertaufen
ooer al oernlieten, fe6li6lngen. 9ie
&agierllng ioG fib aber Oas &eht
borbebolten, gu beitimmen inter
pel6en 8erb6ltniIien rmo oitf mel.
den Routen bic 56iffe in 0ienit 5ll
iteIlen fin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
5. 1iebraska Regiment
sur 6rensc ab!
gerlieh Counting nndmittas Gin.
coin, nm benz 4. 9iesimeHt
5u fDlsen.

2incoIn, glebr., 10. syuli. - sc.
tern nodnlittoe trot 6os 5. Gegi.
ment Der glationoIgoroe BON gte.
brosfo ebenfaas bic glbreiie our
@ren5e OIL. 9as erite Battalion
berlieb 2incoln I'M 2.05, ndbreno
bic beioen onoeren I'M 3 reip. $3.50
l1br no6folgten.
Dos Gegimert, iuel6es inter ge.
febl oes Sberlt Serbert BouI itebt,
bat 945 0lann, ipelbe i1nltli9 9e.
bobener Stimmling tparen. Siermit
lit iett bic gnn5e gtationnlgorbe bon
gtebrosfa no9 Der @ren3e obfom.
nlonbiert noroen.
8eri9ieocne toitIeto 8erionen bot.
ten itf ouf Dem 8obubof eineefrn.
neI I'M oen Sheioenoen Die leb.
ten @riibe 3u3urrifen.
9ii9of George " 9eeder, Der
aoplm oes Regiments, riidte chen.
falls NIT ob.
gln SteIle oes Wtetbooiitet.&o.
itors s. 30, 2eibep, ipelber bel Der
Gr5tli9en llitteril9nng ni6t fir
fr1ftig genug befunOen tpuroe, iii
8oter Dli6oel @rlipo, friiber Stlfs.
pfarrer on Der poltiI6en ct. 6rnn.
cis.air9e uno n1breno Der lebten
5tpei Sabre an Der &otboIiiden Uni.
berftt1t in 8aibington, 5unt anplon
0es oiertel1 9fegiments ernannt NOR.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
kinScrldbmilrte forScrt
tlteitere Opfcr!

g2elD gorf, 10. Suli. .-2lm Sonn-
fog iino meitere 10 afnoer Der
iGredli6en &inoerlGbn1ung gum
0pfer gefalen 8ies erbobt Die
3ohl Ser StcrbefdIle alif 224 felt
glusbrud Der &ranfbeit in geelp
9Dctf. IS neue Grfrnntungen pur.
otn epiterr WieOer beridtet.
glae 9oriiftsmaBtegeIn ueroen
getroffer, Elm gIusbreiten Der @pi-
mie auf Die llmge6ung Der Staot gu
berbinoern, 6ieieIbe auf Die Staot
3u beidrGnfen mo Die itrcngite
2uorautaine miro ourdgefilbrt.
SSn ocn airden berlaien geitern
Die @eiitliden Die 8oridriften ocs
@eIunobeitsamtes, nie man Der
aroufbeit bel ben ain0ern porbeu.
gen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
SorS HatSiSat
Scr 1orcbibittcitiltcn!?

gbicogo, syIf, 10. Syuli. Bon
Giibrern Der Erobi6itioriiten lit &c.
itern Senrp Soro, Der 9etroiter
4roftipagenfobrifant, ols probibitio.
niItiider NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
8oridlog gebradt poroen. Sic
elouben, Dab Der berborragen0ite
@elhGftSnann Der 8elt~ ie0enfdlIs
elm iebr Itorfes 8otim auf iid Der.
einigen tpiirbe.
Ser RotionaItonbent finbet bonn
10. biz 81. 5uIi in ct. 9alI,
Minn., Itatt. auBer 6oro peroen
s. s. SonIep, Der friibere @ouber.
neur bon 02diiaduietts, oIs ebert
tuelle Observation-Disclosures ge-
nannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Sob uosr ltuslafsfallp

Wtinoen, gleb., 10. Suli. SSS5lt Der
ge16e bon bier pur0e alf ben 8obns
geleiIen Die fltrdtbor 3ugeridtete
2eide zines rnbefannten Mannes
eeiunoen. 9erielbe mar am Cams.
tag in elmer bieiisen Birtibaft ae.
ieben iporoen uuo batte 5ien1lifJ biel
@elo BEL iif. 9ie HoIi8ei glaubt
baber, ooB er einem Raiibmoro gum
0pfer qefaaen, uno Dab Die 9}nr0er
Die 2ei6e ipdter auf Die @cleiie ge-
morfen bobeh mo- ein 3ug iiber
oieielbe binpeggine. Ser Damn
nomtte iid Bed. Cine llnteriudung
lit eiteeleitet noroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Gra6ilfuf 6arta fOnlnlt i'm glnsnit.

Gr3biihof 9artD bon WtonlIa, Der
neuernanrte 8iidof fir Omaha,
miro nod ben neuelten Meloungen
ip1teItens Nlitte ndditen Wonats,
mogliderlpeiie ober aud idon frii-
Der, in Smaba eintreffen.
0as 9efret, mel6es Die grner,
mlng fir Die Omaha 9iidofSite(le
entbG(t, lit bereits BEL @oniignor
Goloneri eingetroffen. Ser Mton.
iigltor telegrapbierte 0cnt airhelt.
fiirIten nod WoniIn unO cs miro
ertportet, boB Oerielbe Oieiem Hui
sotort 6olge leiiten piro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Gnel. Oantpfcr
amfoc9riffen!

Berlin, 10. Suli. (5unfen6epe.
ihe.) 49, Ser engliIde Qnutpfer
o8enoennis" ipuroe an Der nortue-
giihen aiiIte bon einem Oclttiden
&riegsid)iff nufgegriffen un0 nod Ell.
nem oeltiden 6afen bugitert.
Die o8enbcnnis" lit 2,tS3 Con.
men groB unO fiibrte cine 2aOung
8oubola bon @otbenburg nod Sua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
1t)cttcrberi1t.

sSiir 0ma6a utb 1lmge9eno:
Shon beltte abeno uno 9ienstag;
etlpos fiibler 0ienstog.
sir geebra$fo: 4Ggen1etn ifon
belite obeno 1uo Gienstog; fiibIer
i'm noromeltli6en 3eil bei1te abenb
mo I'M oittiden unb 5entrolen Ieil
am 9ienStog
Sir Soma: 9(agernein id)on beute
abeno uno Qienstog; mariner I'M
oItli6en umo 0entrolen Ieil beute
abeno, fiibIer i'm norolueitliden Geil
AM 8ienstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Briten icIcn tsMiien
i'm Hamkaiils bclfen!

guforeIt, 10. SSult. = 10000
britiIbe Eruppen nit enormen
Rengen 9riegsnateriol 6efinoen ii9
noA oenl Raufaius unterpegs, Inn
ben giuiIen gegen Die Siirten 8lt
beIfen. @8 beiBt, boB iie bon Qrd.
angel mad 3iflis beforbert perOen.
(8ieoer cine 2itger0epeide = mir
roten oen 9epeidenfdIidern erit
einn1ol Die 2onofarte gu ituoteren
uno 3u erfIGren, auf pel6em 8ege
Die e0Ien 8riten 10 idnea bon 9lr6.
angel nod) Siflis geIangen tuollen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
@ri gLntnnnfn[l her[ett.

Srenont, g1ebr., 10. Suli. -
sSrmt 8. 6. 8eiier liegt in einem
bieitgen SoIpital nit iblperen Der.
lebungen oarnieOer, melde iie 90.
bon9etrogen uIs iie nebIt ibrem
9abp Sonstag nohnlittog BEL einem
llnfo(l aus ibrem gluto geidlcitOert
nuroe. SSbr 3uitonO lit fritiif,
bod boffen Die gler5te, iie pie6er.
ber8uIteIlen. 8ie 8erlesuneelt oes
fIeinen ain0es iin0 ungef0brlif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Bier 0pfer Oes 9lntOruiens.

Gan 6roncisco, Gal, 10. SuIi.
gt. gB. Stern, Der 8eiiber elmer ga.
pierldadtel. .6nbrif, beriudte Conn.
tag nobe Der Stoot an elmer areu.
8urq iiber Die 9ubnqeleiie su fab.
rem, obglci9 Elm Bug beronbrutite
gr bate Ole @eidipinOiefeit ieiner
Maidtne ieoo6 iiberiddst unO oer
3u9 fubr in Oas gluto binein. 9ie
bier synioIien oeS 3raftlpugens, oar.
inter 5tpei 5rauett tpurOen altf Ger
Stelle get0tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
aoitbnre geabel berlurcn.

frau George Bron6eis, Die iif
gegenpGrtig in gbicoeo oitfbdlt bot
ooieIbIt cine 8ianlont- BIatinnooel
i'm @erte bon $1,000 i'm 8aidaim.
mer eines prontinenten 4llibs Der.
loren. 9os Acknowledgement lit
Der 9oIi3ei gentelbet tpor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Demtit6e 1lcrcplanc
iiber GftelanSs HiiItc!

2onoon, 10. Suli. = 3eutI6e
&eroplone baben lalit eitlem off.
3ieaen 9eri9t Sonntog Waitterna6t
ouf peridieoene Srti6nften Der flo.
oitlid)en aiiIte 9outben fallen Ioiien.
@in3clbciten iiber ben nngeri6trten
Sdooeu iteben nod aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
5ormelle gsumiuiernns bon ens6ss

Brl0gebonlptoll, gt. y, 10. SuIl.
-@bos &. Susbes bat erlti1ieoen,
oab Die 3erenonie Der feierliden BE.
fanntmo6ung ieiner 9aontinntion
gum repubIifaniiden 8r6iibent.
i6aftsfanoiboten In einer groBen
0oIle in gtclu gorf Itnttfinoen ioG,
nno 5lpar lpabri6eililid am 81. Suit
Ooer am porbergebeu6en Nontos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
0ener6le 8cll unO 8un5ales
fonferieren.

@I Bnio, Ger, 10. 5uli. = Sc.
neral @eorge gen, IT,, batte Snns.
tag abeno auf Der internotionalcr
Bride nit General @on3oles, Dem
9ommanoorlten bon SSuare5, eine
9eipredung. gea foroerte @on3o.
les ouf ibm bon irgenopelhen 8e.
peguneen Der 8nnoiten prompt Nait.
teilltng 5u MAIDEN, oa 6as @eriiht
gebt, oaB Die 9iIliIten, rpeIde fiir3.
lid bel W2imine5 Die gtegierungS.
trilppen in Die 5ludt iflugen
Our6 bic 8iiite maridieren, Inn in
auerifaniides @ebiet eirt8nfaIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Garrait5a ntSttts
1l,afTcn impcrtiercn!
Birb aber uidt seitattet; 9ieseHjeit
besinnt; gilla iuieSer
iebr tGtig. f..

@aIbington 10. SuIi. -Gorr1r5a
ion, mie es beibt, Oos Stootsomt er.
Iud)t boben. ibm pieOer Die ginfubr
BON 8afien uno Munition ans ben
Ser. 5tooteu az geitntten. gisber
III OieIer Bite ieOod nidt Golee
gelciitet noroen, oenn nuf ale arti-
fel lit oos embargo nifgeboben
poroen NIT glusuabme bon Griegs.
materiulien. aoblen uno glnbrungs.
mitteI iino 6ereitS in groberen Men-
gen iiber Die @ren5e gegangen.
sSn bieiisen &eeierlingsfreiien
ninimt man an, ooB Die Waoht Gar
ran5as in Wlerifo fpieoer 5ltnimut,
tlno ooB oerieIbe an 9opulorit1t &C.
pinnt. Qies mir6 nod beiier iper.
ben pem crit cinnol elm 9(bfom-
men obeeialoiien oob Gnrran8a f.
Silfe bon ben Der. Stua-
ten erb1lt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
gesinn Der Olescnseit.

GaaIe Rnb, N2Ty TO SllIl. =
3ie eefiir9tete Reeeniaiion bot be-
gonnen. IS fielen brei 8oa 9iegen
in 5lpei Stltuoeu, nndoem elm befti-
ger 8ino borbergeeaugen mar.
Die 1000 8egul6ren uuo MiIid.
Ter, pelde 3u Boio tonpieren, MUIR
ben f0rmlid aus ibren Guortieren
binansgeidmenntt. &nuieroe bon
Dollars S6aoen muroeu ar glrmee.
borrdten uro glusitnttuneen ange.
ri9tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
giaa reat i'd.

Gan glntonio, Ter, 10. SSult. -
Reloungen on General 5unitons
Sauptquartier our6 Oos Staots.
Oeportement, beitGtigen. 6aB in Der
@egeno BON Borrdl aernite 8iai-
itentdtiofeit berri6t."
6erner pirO omtlih geuelOct, onB
sSroncisco giQa ieIber NIT 5000
Mann borriife, Inn Borrol onait-
greifen. 2aut lesten @eri6ten ion
8ila Sinine3, OnB er eerduutt bot.
te, pieoer eingenommen boben. glon
madt iid ieood nidt niel oordns,
iolange Garrnn3o Eriippen eenug
bat. Inn neie Ginf6lle iiber Die
.8ren5e All berbin0ern.
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(5ortietttlig attf eeite Sd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
@elualtiges &ingen
III Der Yiraroie!
Britcn ucrmoecn tuenie ams5nridttcn; Sranscien
ercbern Gin tuettcrcs Oorf; Sie ScMtide
Ginic aber h6lt Stanc.
'enburs mnS Bapernprins bauen sic tnilen.

ieren imo fein6Iiden 6Iieeert gum
aoupf; elm riiiiiides 6lug5eag tuur-
De abgeidoiien.
glrrneegruppe oes SeIomnridoIls
b. SinOenbirg; get Der 9lbpehr
mebrerer glngrtffe fiioIid bonn gao-
roc5.See ma6ten mir 2 rldiii6e OF
fi5iere llno 210 Mlonn Su @efonee-
nen; i6nGderc gtneriife idlrgen
mir aud an onoeren Qunften a6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
PLAN CELEBRATION
OF ROSH HASHANAH
Special Services In All Syna.
gogues Are to Mark Hebrew
New Year.

washington Hebrews are making
plans for the celebration OF Rosh Has-
hansa,, the Hebrew New Year. beRin-
ming Wednesday. September q. Ac-
cordlng to the Hebrew calendar the
date Is Tisir !. 66T.
The most solemn services OF the year
will be conducted by the rabbis of the
various synasogues. Special sermons
will be delivered. and augmented choirs
will sing.
The Hebrew New Year services.
which start at shutdown Wednesday.
and continue for twenty-four hours. in
the Reformed Church. are devoted to
prayers OF repentance. Tue most i'm
pressive feature OF the ceremonies IL
the blowing Of the ''shofsr," q rams
horn. to arouse the faithful from the
lethargy Of sin and evil ways. Special
acts Of charity are encouraged during
In the orthodox church the services
are extended 70 two days.
Orthodox Hebrews observe many
ceremonies which suggest the ideas and
emotions OF the day. In the home
honey and fruits are eaten and the pious
wish expressed May II be Thy will to
renew to US a good and sweet year"
During the day orthodox Jews will 20
clothes and recite among other prayers
the verse from Micah, And you will
cast into the depths Of the sea all their
sins
se.. s ss the VII Ess n Ssss Tsm Of Ss
wednesday evening and Thursday
morning. Rabbi Grossman will be In
charge at the orthodox temple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
INCREASE SHOWN IN
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Statistics Given Out by Federal
Geological Survey.

Statistics issued today by the United
States Geological Survey show that IN
forty-eight cities during 1915 the total
cost Of building operations was set1, ~. :
100. an increase of s22,ois.si5. or nearly 4
per cent over 1914. ..-
New York lead In cost Of building
projects with sloa oza,s 800. an Increase Of
t2s. sss,55s over 1914. Chicago. which led
In building operations in 1914, took sec
ond place last year with t7. 291, 100, an
Increase OF "a .029 800. Brooklyn was
third with total Of ttb, eoi, SCI. an In
crease Of t3.129,544
In the forty-eight cities total of 1ol.-
100 permits were issued, a decrease OF
2.542 compared with 1914. The average
cost per building operation In 1915 was
$3.50, as compared with ts,o42 In 1914.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
SCHOOLS TO PLAN
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
May Use Roofs Of Cleveland and
West Buildings for Classes
for Sufferers.

Provision for children suffering from
tuberculosis IL likely 70 be made at the
meeting OF the Board OF Education to-
morrow afternoon. since the ruling Of
the health officials bars all tubercular
children from class rooms In which
there are normal children.
Roofs Of the Grover Cleveland and
West schools may be fitted up for these
pupils. This could be done at COM
paTatively small cost
Among the woman teachers, now
nearly all back for the conferences that
begin Monday. are several who recently
have been. married.
Formerly, when n woman teacher
married. she automatically resigned. but
since the repeal OF rule g." unless q
teacher actually sends her resignation to
the school officials. she remains on
This, Of course, means fewer appoint
ments OF Normal School graduates,
just how many women teachers who
were recently married will keep their
positions IL not definitely known. but
school officials have learned. unoffi-
cially Of some who will do 70.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
ADDRESS HIM NOW
AS CHEVALIER JAMES
Italian King Bestows Cross on New
York Philanthropist.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Arthur Curtiss
James. financier and yachtman, has
been decorated by King Victor En-
manuel with the cross Of a Chevalier
OF the Crown Of Italy, II was an
nounced last night. This IL In recog-
milton Of Mr.. James generosity in con-
structing a $4,000 building at Hester
and Elizabeth streets for the academic
and Industrial education OF children OF
italian descent. The school II conducted
by the Children's Aid Society.
When Mr.. James returns from a hunt
ing trip the cross will be formally pre-
scented to him. perhaps by Ambassador
di Cellere. perhaps by Consul General
Fara Forni.
Then Mr.. James will be a knight
whenever he sets foot on italian soil
He Ia already a prince in the minds OF
many grateful East Side children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
Rattles for Babies in
Couples Yacht Bills

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Testimony in
West Side court showed that Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Hoadley had charged
babies rattles and night shirts
against the yacht Alabama, and that
the bills had been paid by the Ameri-
can and British Manufacturing Com
pAny.
Lawyer Karl T. Frederick, who had
tried to seize the yacht on behalf OF
the company. was acquitted OF the
disorderly conduct charge made by
Mrs. Hoadley. He has sued her for
S25, 900 for false arrest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
His Last Swim of Summer
Proved Plunge to Death

CHESTER. Pa. Sept. 1s.-"This will
be my last SWIM" meaning his last
swim In the Delaware river this sea-
son. declared Raymond Jones. nineteen
years old. as he dived overheard.
J<Nes' prophecy came true. for he
was seized with cramps and did not
come to the waters surface after his
first dive, until his dead body was
brought ashore by waternen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19

rollowins an automobile eeeident near
Germantown August %, In which an
auto truck bslonsins q and operated
King. q farmer OF Cisrksburg district.
painfully injurlnE Mrs. King. who, with
Mr.. King Pnd others was Cd her way
TO marriase near Cedar Grove. SUIT
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ROCKVILLE.

Funeral services for Robert g. sud.
duth, VINO died Sunday at HE home
near Travilah, aged seventy.tws pears,
were held at 10 o'clock this morning
from the Baptist Church at Travilah,
the pastor, the Rev. l., II. Thomas,
officiating. Burial was IN the cemetery
at Cedar Grove.
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Plan ORPHANS, Benefit.

me program given by the American
Ladies Quartet. Of Boston. at Dunn
parton NJ. H. Church last night. will be
repeated at the Scenic Theater tonight.
for the benefit OF the Methodist Orphan
Home. The Rev. T.. II. Zimmerman will
speak on America. the Land of Great
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Mission Officers to Report.

Officers Of the Washington District
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church arc
ct the annual meeting October 2. The
meeting Will be held in Union NJ. Z.
church. Bishop w. r. Mcdowell will
give an address,
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for sa,eeo demages was instituted IN the
King. He IN represented BIZ II. Mauricf
Talbotf Of Rockville. - ~
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The funeral Of Franklin Mace. one of
the oldest residents Of this section OF
the county. who died Sunday at hls
home near Montrose, aged eighty-sIx
years, took place at 2 o'clock this after
noon from the family residence. Burial
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To Lengthen Courses.

Extension OF the course from three
70 four years was voted at the meeting
OF trustees Of the United States College
OF veterinary Surgeons. DIR. C. b. Rob-
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her home, ned East Capitol street.
ton are, James shepherd. Aubrey Kuh-
merit, Vince Hoffman, N. Holland,
Charles Swan. Ben swan. Allen Kepler,
Herbert Warner. Earle Hines, Albert
John Alcorn. and Joseph Clark.
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Forced to Eat. Pastry,
She Sues For Divorce

FOND DU LAC, Wis. Sept. 1s.-Al-
leging he threatened to blow out her
brain II she failed to greet him with
a smile; that he compelled her to sing
at the point OF a revolver, and that
he tied her to a chair and forced rich
pastry down her throat. Mrs. Ruth
Evernart brought suit against George
3. Everhart. wealthy Oshkosh man.
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Champion Bible Reader.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Sept. ls.-Albert
Spangle lays claim 70 a unique record
He has Just completed reading the New
-. 80 'Na siNtieth time and has
read the Old Testament In its entirety
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LOCAL MENTION.

Harvey's seafeed Platter Teasx.
- TO Q. Q 90 sac, soc.
Dreamed shrimp. fried pcailops. cod
fake creole. potato 4isw. toc. bthcs
sessenable delicacles. nth and Pa ave.
The Sunday Evening Times has
all the acknowledged advantages Of
evening newspaper circulation with
none OF the Disadvantages Of Sunday
morning newspapers Of many s-ctiyns.
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= Prof Willis ", Burdette. county SUI
pertntepdent Of SCHOOLS, haze sDnounced
appointment of Miss Elisabeth Laux-
m s,,a ssss.srs teacher . q Gsn Echo o
becomes assistant At the school at
Baiieys IN place Of Miss LauEman,
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$1,000 To Niagara Falls and Return,
Baltimore q Ohio. 7:45 a. m. Sept 2.
Through trains OF Parlor Cars and
Coaches. with Luncheon Car from Phil
adelphia via Lehigh Valley. Liberal
stop-overs returning. Last excursion
Oct, 6-Adyt
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Sunday Outing TO Harpers Ferry
500, to Martinsburg, t1.B. to berkeley
springs, $50, to Cumberland $500 and
return. Baltimore & Ohio from Union
station SIS a. m. Sept. n, returning
same day.--Advt.
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But that n what
n coming to the
winning team In
the third class
league OF the vir-
glnia Avenue Play
ground.
As q reward for
their good work,
Miss Mabel Tow
ner. director OF the
ground, will give q
party for them to-
morrow night at
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Woodmen to Meet.

Oak Camp. No. 4. woodmen Of the
World. will meet In Northeast Temple,
Twelfth and II streets northeast, to-
morrow evening
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ITEMS or INTEREST
IN AND ABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing
ton and Washinstoniaps
Tersely Told.

Ice cream. cake and soda doesn't
sound much like training table diet for
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To Address Republican Women.

Judge Stanton J. Peelle. retired. Of the
Court Of Claims. will address members
OF the Woman's National Republican
SIup tomorrow evening In the gridiron
room OF the New willard
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