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The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
MUSICAL COMEDY PLANNED.
Pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. L. Holt
VIII Give BeIaxeo Performance.

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Leslie Holt have
announced that their next annual spring
production viii be given on the evening
OF Thursday, May %. at the Belssco
fheater II is to be rendered exclusively
by cast Of 100 juvenile performers from
the Holt dancing classes As a matter Of
TACT the entertainment will be a novel
and original, full-nedged musical comedy,
It's twenty-sx songs and thirty feature
dances having been arranged in coherent
sequence with the plot II is called
The End OF the Rainbow" In one
scene Mr.. and Mrs. Holt will appear in
person and duplicate one Of their dance
numbers which made them so popular in
Ketth's few years ago.
All the boxes have been engaged and
so great has been the advance demand
for seats that Mr.. Holt is seriously con-
sidering the duplication OF the perform
snce a second evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Royal Arcanum.

Monday-Nstional Council, ladies right, Pythisn
Temple, 80 D. m.
Tuesday Oriental Council, Old Masonic Temple.
80 p.
Wednesday District Council Perpetual Building
Hall. 80 p. m.
T. m; Kismet Council, ROYAL Arcanum Hall, Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 80 p m.
FrdRy-Annlostan Council, Pythiau Tsmple, 20
p. m.
Ouray Council he'd its regular meeting
Monday night. Reports of the Grand
Council session were received from Su-
preme Representative Lenz and others.
The regular meeting of Francis Scott
Key Council was held at Potomac Hail,
Georgetown, Wednesday evening, Two
new members were elected and one cam
didate was Initiated in an interesting
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
"Per pound
PREDICTS WARS END JULY q.
Londoners Believe Prophet who
ForetOId a Mans Death.

London. April 2.-The Manchester
Guardian is responsible for = curious
story. II is that man who has a repu-
tation as a prophet and fortune teller.
whether a racing prophet or a crystal
Eazer is not recorded, said TO some one
unnamed: Il tell you that the war
will be over on July = and you'll see
it'll be as true az that that man there
will die on Saturday" The story runs
that that man there" although strong
and healthy at that time did die on Ss
urday. The war therefore will end on
July q.
1t looks as though this conflict Of na-
tons which resembles in 30 many ter
rible WAYS the wars OF antiquity. re-
srmbles them also IN the strange Erowth
OF popular signs and fables.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Modern Woodmen of America

Lincoln Camp, No. 1855, met on Monday
night in Northeast Temple. District
Deputy H. n. Mnlard spoke on matters
OF general interest. and c. n Beach and
II. F. Sloat. OF Washington Camp, gave
talks.
Central Camp. No. 1905, held it's rcgu-
lar session in Perpetual Building Asso-
citation Hall Consul II. c. Long pre-
sided. State Deputy William McCaffery
and District Deputy H. II. MilIard made
interesting remarks. Adviser J. A. Trun-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
French Barred in Belgium

Amsterdam. March 29.-The Echo
Beige states that the German military
authorities have started an energetic
crusade against Latin culture in Bel
gium. This week the Burgomaster Of
Malines informed the Inhabitants that
he had been instructed by the Ger
man authorities to announce that
henceforth all petitions and other COM
addressed to the authori-
ties must be written either in Flemish
or German.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

pllshment. And IL
there Is anything, no
matter how simple,
how apparently trivial
II may seem, II it can
aid, help, assist or in
any way comfort the
expectant mother, II Is
a blessing. And such
Is a remedy called
Mothers Erie nd"
You apply It over the
stomach muscles. It is
gently rubbed on the
surface, and makes
the muscles uIfapR.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Knights of Columbus.

After six weeks of active preparation
by the executive committee and sub
sidiary bodies, everything now is in
readiness for the opening of the grand
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
The GrOtto.


Plans are rapidly being perfected for
the Detroit Special ceremonial Of
KaIlipolls Grotto. TO be staged at the New
Willard on May Is. Monarch George H.
Emmons, jr., states that this ceremonial
is to be not only novel. unique and orig
inal, but that it will be along lines en-
tireIy different from anything ever before
attempted by this or any other grotto.
The arrangements are in the hands OF
Past Monarch John II. Shreve and
Prophet Charles \. Stevens.
The contest between Past Monarchs z.
S. Schmid and P. r. Pullman as to who
can obtain the greater number of petit
ttons for this ceremonial is on in earnest.
They have each selected fifty lieutenants
and commanded them to go forth in quest
OF candidates.
The Grotto Baseball Club has affiliated
with the Rosedale League, of the Dis
trict. and plays the opening game with
the Rosedales tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock at Union League Park, Fifteenth
and H streets northeast. The ball club
will give a theater party on May % at
Polls Theater. There will be grotto
specialties between the acts, and the
grotto moving picture films and lantern
slides will be shown between the acts.
Another honor has been conferred upon
Grand Chief Justice and Past Monarch
Edward s. Schmid. AS a recognition OF
his efforts in aiding in the establishment
OF Yedz Grotto, OF Baltimore, that grotto
has made him an honorary life member.
The honor was bestowed on Friday last,
when. IN company with Prophet H. ].
Simmons, he attended a meeting of Yedz
GTotto, At this meeting a past monaroh's
jewel was presented to Past Monarch
Charles Clark. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Max Honig, of Germany,
president of the Association OF German
Masons; Grand Chief Justice Edward S.
Schmbd. Monarch Edward A. SeidewitZ,
Past Monarch Charles Clark and others.
The Grotto Drill Corps will hold Its
next meeting on April 96 instead Of April
=, as heretofore announced. The drill
corps Is arranging for a "Vrginia Reel
party to be given in the near future.
An invitation has been extended to
the members of Kallipolis Grotto by
the executive committee of the Scot
tish Rite to be their guests on Tues
day evening at s o'clock at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral. Third and E
streets northwest. There will be a
musical program and dancing.
Order of Eastern Star.
Through the worthy matron, Gertrude
B. Milans, and the worthy patron. Fred
VI. Book, st. Johns Lodge, Chapter No.
IS, has announced that the next meet
ing, on Friday, will be devoted to busl-
ness, degree work, entertainment, and
refreshments.
An entertainment and "fve hundred
party will be held at the home of Mrs
Fred Book on Saturday evening at s
o'clock.
The home board will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Landberg, 1906 Shepard
street northwest, May T.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Maternity! The
Word Of Words

II Is written into life's expectations that
motherhood Is the one sublime accom-.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
mo Rebekah negrec.

Monday-EstherS No. s. social and roll call,
Wednesday-MOunt Pleasant, No. O. business
Friday-Martha Washington, No. }. degree; Dor,
cas-. No. 90 degree.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. 1. held a
very interesting session on Monday
evening. The degree was conferred
under direction OF Past Noble Grand
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

Cotton imports into China last year
Showed an increase Of SS.75OOOo in value.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Masonic Affairs.


Al the last meeting Of the Trestle-
board Club the following officers were
elected: w ID. Skeen, president; T.
Homer Hall. vice president; William H..
Cornish, secretary; Edward Burkholder,
treasurer. John w. Nee, doorkeeper; w.
r. Love. steward; w. r. Metz and ]. a.
West, executive committee, and w. j.
Dow, delegate to the advisory board OF
Masonic clubs. During the evening two
new members were obligated and sew
eral petitions received.
Harmony Lodge, No. II. will hold
two communications on Wednesday.
The first at 5:45 will be devoted to
comforting the E. \. degree upon five
candidates. At 1880 p. m. the stated
communication, the Master Mason's
degree will be given to five candidates.
The first degree at the special COM
munication will be given by Junior
Warden Edgar p. Copeland in the
East, and worshipful Master Johnston
r. Zimmerman will preside during the
stated communication.
The regular meeting of the Level
Club was held at the Perpetual Build
ing Association Hall last evening.
This was the first meeting since the
new officers were installed Several
applications were received. Addresses
we're made by several members and
z number OF vocal and instrumental
musical selections were rendered. The
club is arranging for a theater party
in the near future.
The regular communication of St.
Johns Lodge, No. II. F. A. A NJ, on
Friday evening was notable for the past
masters in attendance. 1t was not desg-
mated as a past masters night but twen-
ty-ssven 'pasts' were present. Worship
full Master Frank B. Ketchum extended
o welcome. During intermission n. c.
Turnage spoke. Past Master Geo.
Wright. the oldest living past master OF
st. Johns Lodge. gave personal remin-
iscences. Grand Master W. W. Germain
also spoke. The evening closed with a
buffet luncheon.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
TnnCEg

LODGES.
MOndsy-UniOn. No. H. grand visitation; Beacon,
No. Is, degree; Longdon, No. d. business
Tuesday-WAshington, No. 6, degree; Golden Rule
No. n. degree; Amity No 2 degree
Wednesday Easter. No. :. degree: Harmony No
., business; Federal City No % deree
Thurdsy-Columbia, No. TO- degree: Covenant
No. l3, business; Excelsior, No. II, degree; Salem
No. q degree.
Friday-Central, No. l. degree; Phoenix, No. 3,
business
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

LODGES.
Monday Decatur. No. 2. business; CsJanthe. No
II. grand visitation.
Tuesiay-Webstsr. No. :, business; Excelsior. No
business
wednesday Mount Vernon. No. g. and Hermioue
No. IL business: Union No. =, grand visitation
Columbia. No g. esquire rank
Thursday-Harmony, No. n bISinerS
Ffiday-Syracusisns No TO- business. Rathbop,
Superior. No. p work
PNTHIAN SISTERS
Fnday-Rathbone Temple No. s scaI
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

The ninety-seventh anniversary Of
the institution OF Odd Fellowship in
America will be celebrated by suitab BILE
exercises in the auditorium of Odd
Fellows Hall. 423 Seventh street north
west. on Wednesday evening. Deputy
Grand Master Irving r. Schwinger,
chairman of the anniversary commit
tee, reports that all arrangements
have been made.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-14
4ies Mnb Sas.

- Stubtingsnieur arug bat ssitsra
einen anonpmen Brief erbalten, benz
Elm 9olarI6sin beilag. Der S4reiber
seIte1t, bab er Dor einiger 3eit iih Ell
nen galten angeeignes babe, ben nab
tii6e Qrbstter liegen lieben unb oeE
er geruoe nDtbig bate. I'm Die stupt
gu enti6dotgen unb Ietn 9etpiiien 81
beru6igen, 6at er ben Dollar geianbt,
Der DON 9eryn &rug natiirli4 an bic
Stabttaiie rbgsfiiArt puroe.
- Die bieiigeu 9unbesbeb0roen pa.
ben beidloIcn ben pro8eb gegen Sarz
m Nabor Dcn @9icago, Der betdHut=
lia bier untsr Der 2lntlage perbaftet
purbe, our9 bic poit Nettsn auf Das
Nsfultot DOH gaiebaliptelen abge=
idloHen 81 baben, in Chicago per
bdnbeln gu iaiIen, ba hort in pr
tinbuHs nit oiefem 5uQ nod tpeitste
8erbuftunsen pOrqenommeR peroeu
Ipllen.
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saar > 3OnSsrt.

Serr 2ouis 9ictor @.aar iuirS
Gonnerjtag slbeno, 10. Sftobey, I'M
groben Saal oes SoteIs Gibiou Elm
sonsert eisener aonipofitiuuer Der.
aititaIten BUR suffiibrtng geIal@sn
neue 9ieber iinb Siette iinieres elm.
fetmiifen goni96pfers, tpeIher Se
alarierbegIeihins feiner Werfe iel6ft
iiberneblnen nnb ioIiitiif bon oen
befani:ten Gdneerinnen, Der Siopra.
niitin Sraii Wiarp Gonrep 1untar
unb Der glltiitin alma Bed unter,
itiiSt iper6en miro. 9as infereiiaitte
sfon5ert pirb ben geigen Der ntiiifa-
Iiiden greigniiie Der Gallon eirlei.
rem uno Elm piIlfomnRner Beriamm.
lungsort Der Sablreiten Sreuloe iHo
9epunberer Serrn Sadr's un6 Der
i'm aiiiitirsuoen aiinitIer feiu.
Gas srr Glirdiiibritng geIaugenbe
grograHuit lit tpie iclgt:
Grei periiife 2iebesIieber: .Wp
2ooe for Ibee1, ~@ben Tlpn art
Sar" unb 80 whoon of Gdrtb4,
SrI. gtlma 8ed.
n4oie SmmortaI". ~oittIe @rop
9oue", rRorpegian 9ribal Gong"
nto vsbe 8opase", @arp Gorrep
Stninlan.
Silapier SoIi: gIliette Dialogue,
@apotte ct Wfuiette ano .Sluiter 3
Gong, Serr Gear.
p3be SbipS". .Wlp 2obe". ID Doi,
gelooeb4, .5bou Sban anclp
Mle". .9bou 0ill anotp- inoI
Zone Sappp 9an", SRI. alma
Wed.
~ SittIe @biIe to Glinrpie tbe Gfp" ;,
.Aaphre Of Gpring", .sscctitrEe"
iup5 oSubliuIation". 6rnl Warp
Gonrep Thumnn.
Duets: vS6eibeH ad Gheioen"
.gufo BON SaIberitabf~. unS
.5rm WadtieaI". 5ran SbInIan
iiub sSrI BED
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0terblihfeitSberibt.

Martin Walib, IA, 80 gurtsa
9lpe.; Irterisnpertaltung.
Catherine Hiebe, 80, 402s Sprius
Srppe 4De.; Saliudt.
@rnit Better, 63, 1850 Spcamore
Strabs; 2dbmung.
Serbert Riemann, %, $50 Slad
Strabe; subertulpie.
Sulia Yabouo 7S, 3051 Doob.
burn @pe.; arterienbertaItung.
Soiepbins Slider, 40, 1903 SrtnB
Strabe; Sttpinofu9t.
Sreb. 9eder, 81, 1902 9rsmen
Strabe; subertuloie.
Spiepb Stuefer, 1s, 601 Mouub
Strabe; 8armIeibeu.
emma Bauer, A, 1926 Sonatbun
@pe.; Qeberperbdrtung.
Soispb Mepsr, 10, 227 Sit 2iber.
tn Strabe; MISUNDERSTANDING.
2puiie Sapsin, 7S, 1901 Gaitern
4pe.; 2ungenent5iinburg.
Gbriitian Sonsmener 73, 3532
Muntistb s(Os.; SarnidureDsrgif'
tung.
CHARLES 9ubn, Al, 1891 Super
StraBe; SerSIeioen.
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|GilIinabnili, bic cinen sfntrdJ
pcitsi!t bntte, ocb ibr @atte Sranf
Diaingbant geseil oen tic cine Sd)ei.
ounssfldge angcitrengt bat, anaeipis'
fen roerbe, ibr $2500 per Wonnt MS
Temperate 9llinlelte, iomie $500 iiir
2lnnaltsgebiibrell 81 be5ahlelt hat
NiTicr s. %. Sofiman seitern ieite
Gntifeioung abgeaeben, oer5uiolgc
bcr Srnl 5000 aIimelite psr Nodje.
5000 iiir gluslagen, ic.pie $3.50 iiir
ainpaltsgebi!bren befrilligte. ,5ranf
Jillingflam, Der @otte Der alagerIn,
ter Elm gatent Whbi5in @eid)dit BE-
treibt, ioG eiir6 oasielbe $4,000
per ,Snbr reroienen.
ga dllaB slngeIegen.
beiten.
. State 5Ioerfem iit 1eitalnentspoa-
itreferin poit9lnton Woerfer, @runo-
eigeiitbiu $2500.
aatberine Selpig lit 5eitameuta.
pollitreferin pom Gbriitim Selmi9,
Gerionalien $3.50, @runoeigentbunl
$4650.
Glen .. Dlcaeeper lit 0a6laBDcr.
lunlterin Don Wlidael grarl6leg,
@riinoeigentbum $1,000,
Sol,iie 9tiemann lit godlaBperph.
term pon &enrp 0iemann SeSr., Her.
jonalien $1,000, @rlmoeigefltbun!
$4,000.
9.eter @ormlep lit NatIaBnermal.
ter Don Sobn @ornlIeg, perionalicn
S739.
Ser d,te6enes.
Soiepb 6. lbons, @ige,ttbiiner
bes 9pcelm 5bcater 8ebdlioes. flagte
cine Wietbe Soroeruite iiber 1888.
so segcn Gbiparo Sart elm.
Die Stanbarb setping 0fadpne
SO. bat cine sSorbering iiber $12OU
segen !Soof & 60. einoeflngt imo oer.
langt, 6ab cine, bon Der @ertlagteil
porsenonunene llebertragung ibres
eisentbulms on bic Siitger SeiuiU5
@tahine go. anluiairt iperoe.
Gns 1cftament Der Catherine
Seinbnlan, bas pon brei ibrer eiiteI.
timber, 6enen iie nidts pernIadt
hattie, angefodten ,poroen mar, ipuros
seitern fir giiltig erfldrt, nadOenl
Die StIager iid nit ben iibrigen Or.
ben gecinigt batten.
S5eiie g. Sooge flaste cine Jorbe.
rirng iiber 1856 seaen CD. .. Stae.
tor unb bic Serro Concrete 60. elm.
Ter 3Si1brige Sduibnlader @ctt.
Iieb CHE, 2007 @ine Strabe, Der al
SeI6itnprbntariie leibet, ipuroe ge.
itern benz 2ongpiep slipl iiberipieien.
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@pridlag gemaAt, pom Oen Sroeft
Der Reupilaiterung, Oeiieu gsrlpirt'
Ii4ung befonlltlid $1S0,000 foitcn
iol, porl1uirg 9Ibltano 5ll nebmen
lnlb mn elnen tcntporaren 6abr.
bunun 81 bnuen Der bis OH oas
5lrrBulcr se9t unO nit oeiien @ilie
DER &erfebr erleicttert Wer6en fam.
Cine ibnli6e Ger6ciIer,lng bat i'd.
mie @err Gulfins peritberte, III
Ntttsburg iebr gut belpdbrt.
Staotlngenicltr Srug etfldrtc lih
6ereit, eInen &ton lulo aoItenanfla9
fiir einen iolden TabrOnnln aus5u'
arbeitell, p6iaon er gar teitl Sehl
harau5 mnd,te, 0aB er Die Sahe nidt
iiir iebr praftli6 bGlt.
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Gebnrten.

5reberid uno Sarab 9aumann,
College SiG; &ua6e.
Sarrp nno Carrie 9orgamentc.
1929 Wsitsrn 2lpe.; Mab4sn.
StanleD unb Sean Braun, $50 Gpz
portb Ibe.; Snabe.
Sec. uno 9ouife Sauer, 1892
Mpntand 9tpe.; &nabs.
9eurge unb Gliis Sfrisfer, 6051
Belmont IDe.; Snobe.
9tuguit unb Gla SoG, Miniun Il.
2ibertp StraBe; aRabe.
@ilIidm :Ino Catherine 9unS, 1018
Weit 2ibertp StroBe; giGbhen.
Sobn unb eignes Scrnberger, 204
Sit Clifton 9lpe.; Wdo6en.
!6enrn unb Marp Reis, 1927
Weitrn 9lpe.; &nabe.
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2cbensmiioe.

9luf offener Sirube madts eeittru
glbenb Der % Sabre aIts WtQiam
Smart Don Rp. 1880 Ginn Strabe
einen Selbitmprbpsru9. Gr per-
IbIudte an Der Siebentsn Strabe uro
Central gpenue mebrere Que6iilbet,
tablstten uno besab iidl bann na6 Der
9pIiseiitatiOn bss eritsu Dtftritts, 100
er benz 9srtnant Seebobm mittbeiite,
mas er setban, nit bem 9emertea,
bab sr oas 2eben fdtt babe. Der aes
bensmiibs ipuroe uuper5iislih nab
benz itdbtii1en Spipiiol sebratt,
mo bic alerate feinen 3uitanb fiir
Siemlia beneuili& srildrtsn.
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bin id irRt sGus bon ieUem eetaeH beircit. 80
bdbe icit 8ebn 5obren nidt 10 gut eefiibIt ais
sescgudrtig, Sd mobtc 9erlma unp 9laUaIiH
aleH 2eiOeuoeu empebIrH. S6 idge yCSOit
ftSre Or. sartnlan mo ieiHe muuser6arsH
gieoi3iIleH"
5ruu Charles smipnsb. n. a. Z. 2dsraHss,
Gno ihreibii geruna N cine 6iOtiesanbf fiir
mid 16 8oaers Hidt III 'ageu, boz es meH
gcben aerctiet bat otm iG war aan5 abgs-
matter unO tH tiuer ialltmmsn eass. als id
nufiHs, Sbr Rcrrua 81 Hebmcn, Sd bin ieBt
a1er mi BEN qseae 8ur Beiiernne. 3t ianH
3bHeH uiht geHug 6aHfeu"
Inner 8l6letu, lpclde5 fnst ivie man seiuno
blei6t rel iir gtae
Sitieniaen bic ieinc ilaiiige wirbidiu babsu
polleu, i0uueu irHt Feruna SabIetttu BE-
tummeH
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alns ben Werid,tsbbiem
1Srau ssiula 1ilinsbam erlanst 5000
ais monatlide Alimente, ioluie
$3.50 fir Eroseftoiteu.
Ghsideibunssfdle. - @rldnst aln'
tEeil am 0runbeisentbum. - &ria
minaI Sa9en. - Jladlabsa saina
selesenbeiten. - Weri9iebsnss.
ebefdeibunss. s.Galk.

gbefdeibungs. sail.
Sennie RornbIum o oIs
bsn6ers Soffee, bic fid am q.
Jebruar 1912 NIT 2ouis 6. Soifte
Dsrheiratbete, bat auf Grunb bruias
ler gebanDluns UNI, neil sr iie i'm
Suni b. J. i'm Sti9 Iieb, eins Sdeis
buHsstlase angeitrenst.
auf 9runb Iangidbrissr Ri4tpsr.
iorsuns bat Winna 8. &auf :
mon sine S4eibunsstlase einses
rd6t. Die Heibsn beiratbst.n ain
6. Suni 1906.
Oertrube 3ammonb tpiu
ron gbds. 9ammOnb, AL Main Ctr.
nit bem Tie iid am II. atpril 1908
rerbeirdtbtte. ssfhieben isin, neil er
BEN 2runie erseben mar, ni9t fiir Tie
unb feline 5ipei ainber seiOrst, ions
bern bds bis6ep Oelb, has er Ders
oi.nte, NIT anberen Grauen perseubtt
bat.
Gfifforb 5er3berger, SeTs
fen Satin Greba 5er5berser, NIT Der
er iit am 20. Sepiembsr 1910 pers
h.iraibeis, itatt ii9 um tire bdusIis
den pfli4ten gu bstiimmern, nit all.
bsren Wdnnern 4utofabrien unisrs
nabm unb ii9 oft sdn5e 0d4ie lang
auberbalb Des Saufes aafbislt, lat
cine Sdeibunssilass onseitrenst.
@frbie GENTS, 1857 Stute
ape., uurbs auf Grunb Don Yidts
ctrfcrsung unb brutaIer gebanblung
ron Ben. 2eipis. ben iie ON %. Mai
1911 beirafbts, seitieben. sic
fiibrte an Dab sr fis cine @Ohe
mad Der 5ohSsit perlaiieH uub iiIt
nod Rem Orleans besebsn babe. Spi.
ter fdtte Ct fie boribin tonImsn Iqi'
fen, absr ipisbsr perlaiIen, na9bem lie
sntbedt bdtts. baB er ibrs 16idbris,
2ohter aus eriter gbe in trimiuellsr
Wtiie ansssriffen bate unb lie ibm
besbaIb nit @srbaftuns brobts.
Other Wbeat ipurb. aui
Grunb ansebliden Gbebruds ben
aera Wkat seIdisbsn. Die gsioen
teiratbetsn am %. SuIi 1912.
in Der Gdeibunssflaae bss
Tranf aIineeri. 0Ienbals, sss
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-24
DATE
 SET JUNE 6TH

E. A. .Rasmuson, has received an official communication from Judge Jennings setting the date of the election to determine whether or moi the majority of residents desire li- quor licenses to be issued in skag- way. |
 The date has been set for Tues day, June 9th, from g a. m. until S D. m. The date was formerly named as June 1st, but has been changed to the above date.
 The qualifications for voting at the election are that man must be a citizen of the United Statse and resident of skagway. The num- orators appointed by the commis- toner nave taken the names of all persons in Skagway whom they found. The fact that ones name does not appear on the book does not disqualify him from voting, you will be sworn and your vote sealed in an envelope.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-24
MARINES POLICE
 REBEL ISLAND

Santa Domingo, May 24-Until such time as the condition on the island is definitely settled it will be policed by a system of constH- bulary under the United States Ma rine. Very little difficulty is being experienced at the present time but conditions are still in an unset tied state.
 Marines continue to guard the larger towns and especially this city. The rebels have retreated to the outlying portions of the island but threaten to break loose at the first opportunity. Law and order are rapidly being brought to the is' land underline system now in op- eratiou,