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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

Ole neueften unb originenftenW au.
fer in Spisen. 8abpfdppden Gin.
ldsen urb bergIeiden Ueroeu ale in
bieiem 8ufe ge8eigt.
aGe Sdfelitihe. nelde eetpobn.
Iid qebrouht mer0erL finb BARN
entbalten uno erflGrt. Die SHUTTER
IinO grob uno Die 4nipeiilingen fInr
unb oettlih. Gin ieOer fam, un0
fDenn audi erft Elm anfGnger. Elm
@eiiter I'M &dfeln meroen beim Se.
brouh 6ieies glides.
JeOes MuIter 1T obeebiloet unb
erf!art in Der einfofiten Beiie, 10
bab elm jeoer obne ausnnbme idOnc
Sdselarbeiten anfertigen fam. 8enn
Sie aud nod 10 SieIe Bidder bn,
ben, oieies iibertrifft ale bisber Oa.
getpeiene.
3u lie per Bud. 8u belte[len
ourh bic .Emabo 9ribiine", 1911
Gopnro Str. Omaha, Re6r
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
2lmfruf,
9eufIdamtritaniihe 5rnneu wollen
Dem 4. NEBRASKA Resimeut
cine bahne itifteu.

gIs i'd Dor einigrn 8oden Die
gnraer Gmabas iDegen ibrer aleih.
aiiItisen SoItling ben abaicbenoen
sSreipiligen gegeniiber tritiiierte,
nobmen Der Commercial Club uno
an0ere aorperihnften, iapie Die
Staotr1te Ole Sode oIf uno orron-
aierten cine 6abrt nod 2incoln. Inn
oen Suneens grdientc 5u iibcrrei.
den uno gut @elette 81 miiHihen.
9obei ipuroe bonn 9ilracrmeiiter Der
9lufruf crIoiierb iid 3ablreih borau
su beteiligen lno Dor Alem Iutos
our gcrfhgung 5u itelen. eS itea.
ten iih aud melt iiber 100 elm.
ober mas iebr libel 6ererft puroe.
Die 9~eutihomerifoner poren III TEL.
ner @eile ~pertretenl Run bietet iif
uns cine quite 6~eleaenbeit, oieien
SdaOen alis5uipebea un0 5u 5eiaen,
Dab es uns in 8irflidteit nidt on
9otriotisntus nloneelt. Die &c.
brosfo glegimenter boben feline Sab.
men, oober boben mir 0eittihnmeri-
faniiden 6rouen uns ettihloifen,
cine iolde fur oas 4. &eginent 81
Itiften IS mare cine aleiniafeit,
Ole oa5u NOTICE Summe 5Diihen
$500 uno 5000 bon oen amerifani.
ihen @eiddftsleitten 81 iamnteln,
bod moIlen mir oiele 5uutIlle unter
uns 3-eutidomerifanern onfbringeu
unS boifen, oaB oieie lobensperte
4biiGt Die NOTICE llnteritiisung ftns
ben miro Die SABINE ioa oonn BET
Der Rildfebr Der Slulgens nit ent.
ipre6enoen feierliheH 3erentonien
offertlidt iiberreidt Deroen. 8or
4aem molten mir Den oeutihomeri.
fnniiden 9inoern @eleeenbeit geben,
Iidl an 0ieier @abe gu beteiligen.
6rou a0oIf gronoes, oeren Sobn
mitsoe, bereit iiirs 8aterInno su
fdmpien, miro Die Sade i'm lieut..
iden Solls f0roern unb @elber in
Gntpfana nebmen. 5rnu Shnou-
Der oos @leife I'M Wtuiifbeim. Btr
rednen ME gefp6bnIi6 atf bic lin.
terftiislng Der Sribiine uno miiien,
ooB Serr Bal. s. Better itns nit
Rot uno Gat beiitebeu miro. aufI
rednen mir ouf Den 3antraIoerbono,
Ippie ale 9eitihamerifoner. Rdbe-
res eriolgt BON 3eit 81 3eit.
frau 9ertn @esihmann,
5rou 4oolf 8ranoes,
Groli s.. Sfnmlber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
pot itadb Ocuti9lanS
llnS Oeiterrcicb!

Die abfnbrs5eit Der nafliten bon
Neu gort aus nod 0eutidIono uno
0eiterrei6 ungarn Qoitiaden nit.
n%ebulenDcn 3umpfer lit:
Gonner5tog, 20. Sui. SeIig
0lao, mad aopenbagen.
0ittfnod, As. Srli. 5reoerid
Der adte, mad aopcibagen.
0onnerstag. 3. aliauit - uuiteO
Stotes nnd aopenbagen.
Samstag, 5. auguit - 9ergens
fjorb, nah Bergen.
IS 1T notpenOig. ben Ramen oes
betr. 0ompfers groB ul0 oeirtlid
auf benz griefumihIag 8t bermcr.
fen Sober Brief iolte oerort mar.
fiert iperoen, 0o er ionIt nie1eiht
ouf nettrnlen Gompfcrn beforoert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

Sci einem f6meren
5turm ipurDen in Der babe BON CAPE
5enr1 sipsi Rann Der 8efabunq oes
sagIilhsn 0nmpfers .iSrontlin" bon
Her mddtigen Meae gegen bis
iommdnbobride geIhnemmt unb
9per DerleBt. Die 8srlebten finb
Jsr Guartiermeifer NIbert Rano UNI
isr erfte 8optsmann WidoeI Senfen.
5is batten fdredIi9e G6mer3en aus
aitebsH, 0a Der Dampfsr erit 3frei
5age fpdter in Baltimore autom.
Das 5diff Isgts am pier 90. 5 in
socnit goint an, nno bic 51ners
JerleBten Dnroen BON benz Ghlepps
,ampfer ~gurtis Bar am s5uBs Dss
Jroobtpnn gelanoet unb DON bort
iad BEN MarnIonO Marines 6olpitdI
ebraht. Der Aopitdn BEG Damp
srs .5runtIins 9. gbois, beridtsie,
paB iein S9iff bon Dem Gturme
.arf mitgenommen tpur0s. Bers
4isbsre NsttungsboOts Iino beosnt,
lid beiadeigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
1sleine cckoln0dridbtcn

Nh elmer @ebirublutuna. Der.
porecrufen bonn Sibidlaa, itnrb an
MoRtaa Tbomas GarIHl @oo0ion,
Elm geternn oes giirgrrfrieges, tn
Ieincm Seim. 5f02 n6rnI. 36. Str
I'M alter bon SO Snbren.
Der aranfeum1rtcr StonIcn
Ribidi muroe Wlontag inter Der Mn.
tIage perbnftet. anaben 81 ihlehtcn
SunOliingen nerfilbrt 81 baben.
Gin 7uecnO SnioiIeu ocs
staotacfdpgniiIcs merocu NIT Gila.
lterunesorbeiten an Der peitIiden
Center StraBc obue 9epotiine be.
iddftiat, nahoem tic ibr ebrermort
gcgeben bottcn, fciuen 6luhtnerfidi
Ill a~uternelateu. 9isbrr bnben iir
aud idmtlih ibr 8ort sebolteu.
8eacn eeicemiOrieen 8erfaitfs
non 8bisfcp muroe Sobn Rieo bon
1922 @ Strobc, Siib.O mabo, 5l
bunoert 9oaors @eloitroie ncbit
Soften berurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
1pireccn9el
fcrScrt picle Opfer!

2en gorf, II. Suli.-Srot uIler
9orfdtsmabregsIn Der @eiuuobeIts-
.be66roe greift bic idredIite atnoer-
ldbnuna bier INNER meiter nm It'd.
@dbrcnO Der lesten "a 5trmoen
nur0en 95 neie Sale uno 32 70.
0esfaae anqemeloet. SIN gan5en
fifo bis Jest 2,27S aiuoer bon Die.
ier 4ranfbeit befolen, un6 270 Sin.
Ser iino Der idredIiaen Settde er.
legen.
Gopeta, aos., IL. Suli.-Su DEC.
8berlon gountp puroe i~nnerbolb
ieds 3ogen Der 5fpeite SAL BON aiH.
oerl1bmltng nngemeloet. 2ie Be
BORDEN boben anltalten getroffeH,
Elm umiidgreifen Der Seu6e gu Der.
bitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Wiitcn Scr Pcctflmten
in alabama n. Georgia!
,Sm @an5em iOaeu 7S RcriOueH CT.
.rnafeu iein; Saabeu 5ebH biz
finf5ebn giiaiOnea.

gtlanta, 60. IL. SuIt-6oit ie.
Der 6luB in 4labama uno Georgia
iii iiber icine llfer setreten uiio tan.
ien0e gerIouen fno infolae Der
5odffuten oboodlos setDoroen. Gie
gun0esregierune bot beihloilen, I'M
ELECTROMAGNETIC belteno eirl-
s%uIpringeu, I'M DER gtot Der in yeit'
lei0enihait ge5ogencn 9ebolfering
an Iteuern. Is beibt, Dab bis ieet
rs gerionen crtrunfm itnb. Web'
rere Seeelidtife, bic bel giIorie,
MifI., anterior, puroen bon Der De.
malt oes Sturnes bon ibren anter-
plGeen loSgeriiien, uno es miro be.
iiirdtet DAB Die 9eiatung Der Sfif.
Re umgefommen ut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Gamdbbccte wicSer
felt an scr Arbeit!

2onoon, II. SuIi.-3er 6ritiiAe
7ampfer Sara, $500 Sonnen groB,
nurDe BON einem feinoliden Sauh
boot t~orpcoicrt uno b%erienft. Die
Mannihoft bradte ii6 IN Cider
belt.
gmuioen. 9olIono, II. Suli.
Der bolIanDiide 9ampfer Soertrut-
ga, Der iid nit ariegsfontrabatloe
cuf Dem 8ege nod England be.
fan0, nuroe bon einent oe1tihen
9au6boot nngebalten nfi0 torpeoiert.
Renn 9lnnn Der 8eiasufg ioaeu er-
trunfeu iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Briten ~bcwMnSern Sic
,DcmtltblanS"sSaRr

2on6on, IL. SrtIi. - Die bieii.
aen MorgenblGtter oriiden eoitorIea
lire REMEMBERING iiber Die 9eiitung
6es San6e[staudboots gGeutihlono
aus, iagen ieOod. OnB Oieies BON fet.
uer militdriihen 8eoeutung lei, ned
f0nne es dttf oie glodaoe. Der oeltta
iden aiite bon irgenO peldem eitls
fluff iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Ginbrade naO 9ir6ita6le-

9iebe brnden gfontag naht IN
bic @rocern BON 6. 5dmaIm, 2235
iii0I. 20. StraBe Elm uno erbrnden
een @cl0Idrnnt, aus Dem iie $40
erbeuteten.
9life Bed aus Clarion, Sn., MIR
be Montag naft bon ieinem Shlaf-
qenoiien I'M metropolitan 9otel nm
$50 bcTtobIer, bic er in leinem Ia
i6entu6 eingebunoen bate.
SorrD @ofcr bonn uneeOo Sotel
purOe Wontag nadmittag efe 10.
lnao 9abenport Ctr, bon einem Sa-
Idenoieb I'm $40 erleihtert.
81breno S. 9. Sobnion bon no
nett, go. am Montag, bonn Nb:s-
fep unO iioigfeit Iberlpaltigt, an ei-
ner 5troBenede in 5hIof gefaaen
nalr0en Inn bon boien Meniden
$65 aus Der &oi6e geitoblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
,OcmtitblanS"s
caSmno ocloidtl

Baltimore, ii. Srli. ameri-
faniide Misunderstanding bo-
ben noh elmer &ontrooerie NIT Dem
aopitan Der r9eutidlnno" oas
S6tff bon oben bis itnten nab @e
ifiisen uno Sorpe6os burhiudt.
Snsmii4en miro Die 2oOung oes
Ealdbootes geLoidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Bill fir quite
CanSmeoe wirS 6eiek!

@ajbington, II. Suli.-4rdfioerit
8ilion bat beute bic Bill unter5eid-
net, laut Deldcr fir grridtung GU
ter 2anOItraBen Die Summe bon So
MeiQionen ~pero1isgobt peroen ioa.
9omit lit oieielbe gum 6eieb gerpor.
0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
gerIOnaliea

5r1ulein 4nnn Blomer un0 Jrl.
IbeIma 8Iomer traten MoHtog
abenb cine Idflgere Reiie nod Dem
8eItcn on, ncIGe iie mad 0gben,
Salt Cafe uno ihlieBlid nnh Gran.
iton, 8Do., fibrt, no iie Germ
cyobn 9lomer, ben 8oter bon Ebel.
mo8l6mer. einen 9eiud abitatten
perOen. Die iungen 4omen boffen,
in 3ruei Ronnten pieber in Smabo
gu iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
pinas 1llactt ion
inn Wad,icn ictn!
eaHeIeHtc itr5meH linn ia S@arer
Az; wemeral Sales sntIaRt
ielnr EeHtr.

81 goIo, Ter, ii. Sult.-Gie IN
Dserito berrihenoen SrmgersnDte
limo ote beiten 9erbaHOeteH 9illas,
oenn IN Sharen itromea bic bolb.
perbnngernoen 8auern gu lelnen
5abnen.
Sier fiu0 @remplare BON Der leg
ten Proclamation @llos eingetrof'
len, IN meldlen oieier ertldrt, oaB er
BON ieinen 8unoen mieoer poEig
beraeitelt III, uno ith wieoer m Der
Spibe elmer beoeutenoen Griippell'
modt befiuoet.
9es @eiteren foroert giaa IN lei
ner PROCLAMATION ollie lopnlen Wte'
rifoner auf iih ieinen &ruppen nn'
auihlieben, INN ole amerifanilhen
StdOte ansugreifen unO bic Amert'
faner bonn aio @rouoe gu Oertrei'
ben, ionic Ieros, gsen Rerito, art.
sona uno &olifornien pleoer duriid-
5uero6ern.
Sm 8arraI 8e5irf ioaeu iih iiber
truien0 Regierungstruppen aut Sci
fen 8iQoS geidlagen baben.
9erbuneern0e 9ouern boben Die
Crti6uft guorta Gontagas IN Goo
hula, Garran3os @eburtsitGtte be,
ieet unb geplunOert.
9as leste BON @orrnn5a beralis'
aeaebene @elo bat einen Bert BON
MIR 8lue Gents Der Dollar, troeoem
@cnoltmaBregeln erariiten peroen,
ben aurs Oes 8eloes 81 bebeu.
0eutereien uno 3eiertierungen
ioaen BEL oen 5ritppcu Garransas
an Der Sagesoronuug ictn, uno aus
reridieOenen &reiieu miro Ioanr
propbeaeit, oab 8iua imerbolb SO
Iage i'm geiis oes ganden nOrolihen
Meritos ietn miro,
@eritaniihc 5rnppeu eatlaieu.
Douglas, ari5g II. Sui. - @e'
neral Gales, Der militariide aom-
man0out BON Sonora, bat geitern
Die Gemobiliferung ieirler an Der
8ren5e ~poitierten 9rtppen aneeor0.
net, Ia er noh ieiner angabe ai!s
Der Sountitoot Werifo 5ufrieoeniteI.
Ienoc gtadridten erbalten babe. Die
ibn oabon ~ilber5eugt 1dtten, ooB Elm
9rud nit Den Ser. Staaten nidt
gut befilrhten lei.
9ie eatloiienen Mntnidoiten MIR
ben nufgeforoert, nod ibrer @eimai
Suriid8ufebren unb Die 5eloer IN
beitellen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
OcmfIebes u>Bcct
nod Braflien!

Rio De Saneiro, II. SuIi. Ger
Stadtstan8ler bot Die offi3ieae Rah
ridt erbaiten, 0oB Elm S6meiter-
idiff oes oeutiden 6anOels- Gnu6
5ootes 18cutidlanb4, oos Sountag
in Baltimore e~iugetroffen, ollf Der
Relic mad 8raiilien begriffen it,
pie Die 3eitung uGua" beute be-
FAINT mahte.
9as 9aud6oot ioG in ettuo se5n
gogen bier eintreffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

f0c nieoriger.
9urfihnittspreis 9.78-9.9S5
Sodlter 9reis 1000.
S9afe-3ufubr 1000; Wsortt felt
bis menig n~ieOriger.
geihorene 21mmer 1910.
aamias Sin @artberidlt.
Observation-Disclosures 10000; Dart
Ldngiom, unregelmGBig bis me.
orieer.
Stoders rs bis Doc nieoriger.
Sellers, S1brlinge, felt.
SAmeine-3ufubr $4,000; gfnrft
felt bis 10c nieoriger.
0iirdihnittspreis 9.70-9.95.
9oditer Qreis 1905.
S6afe-3ufltbr 5000; Warft felt.
20nlmer 1885.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

]liuSuieb-9nfubr $500.
geei Stiere, felt bis nieorteer.
8nde t0-20c nieoriger.
CUTE bis bette t0.00-10.40.
Rittelmobiee 9.25-t0.00.
BcruobnIihe s.25-9.25.
aornaefiitterte 8eebes
@ute bis bette 9.S5-104o.
@ittrlm6Bige 9.25-9.S5.
@crn0bnIide S.25-9.25.
aiibe, felt bis Ieidter.
Gute bis bette Giibe 6.75-7.75.
@itteImGBige 6.00-6.75.
@epobnIide $500
Sellers, felt bis leidter.
5toders uno 6ccOers, 5-10c ME.
0riger.
SEEKERS, CUTE bis bette 500
$50.
RitteImdBiae 7.25-8.0o.
@epobnlid]e 6.25-7.25.
Stoders, quite BIS bette 7.75 Bis
$40.
stod aiibe 5.50-7.00.
5tof Seifers 6.00-7.25.
stod adlber 675-S.50.
Deal adl6er 9-25-t1.25.
Bulls, Stugs 6.5O-7.25.
Bologna 9ulls 5.50-6.50.
SdDeiue-3ufuhr 10.500.
Rnrtt offnete felt. Sfl1B 5-toc
nieariger.
Durnifnittspreis 9.60-9.70.
Sotiter 4rais .9.95.
Sdafe-3ufubr 7,400.
Martt ieit.
@iooer 6. 50-7.75.
Sdhrlinae 6.75-S.25.
@2utteridofe 575-7.50.
Gammer 9.75-1075.
@sfutterte Sammer S.50-9.05.
Chicago Narttberift.
G~inbDieb-3ufubr $4,000; Rarft
felt.
sdlpeine-3ufubr $4,000; Martt
felt Bis 10e nieoriger, ShluB
iftuah.
Girdi6uittspreis 9.75-t0.00.
Sofiter 8reis 1920.
Sdnfe-3uftbr 10000; Maarft felt
bis itarf.
6riibIiugs2dmme HOO.
ct. SoIepb @nrft6erid)t.
R~inbbisb-3ufubr 5000; Martt felt
bis t5c nieoriger.
sdweiue-3ufubr 10000; Wdrtt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

Sir g6noro 8rep lift in Ben Gro.
fenitano erboben mor0en. 8dtte ei-
ne gar5 on0ere Grbobung beroientl
Die 5ron3oien mel6en feline Siege
mebr. 3eroen pobl ibre @riinoe
bobef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
Omaha getreiben,artt.
omaba. ii. Suli.

Smobo, II. SuIi.
&orter Meisen-
Scr. 2. lOlh-t021a
9r. 3. 99-t0tM
ger. 4. 93-99
@eiber 6riibjnbrsmei8en
9er. 2. i00-l01
SIR. 3. 99-f00
Duriim @ei3en-
Scr. 2. $3.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
aanias Gin ge~freibemarft.
aunios gitp ii. sui.

aanios Gin, II. SuIi.
Sorter Mriten-
SIR. 2. i04-t08
SIR. 3. t00--i06
ger. A. 961s10i
Hoter Weis,n-
Gr. 2. 107-109
Scr. 8. 106
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

gerlaugt. 5dlafsimuter NIT
aoit bei einfader 6amilie, nom6g,
.Iid iiolih bon 8iutort. 4oreiie. 2
200, Gnnba Tribune. -7.22-t6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11
SteGnnq aeindlt.

beirateter, nit alien 5arnarbeitcn
boaig bertrauter 1eaun iuft 5teI.
lung, Inn cine 6arm 3u b~earbetten
gegen eifen Ieil Der Grnte uoer fur
mOnatlihen 2obn. 8obnbnftes sons
mub geiteat meroeu. Bette Gmpfeb
lnngen borbatloen. aHgebote untar
3. 500 an Die Omaha Iribane.
7.t8.l6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-11

Sriebe in Santo 9omineol Die
Entertainer bolten dbcr Die $onO
oardui.
2loDO @eoree nls RohFoIger Sit.
hcners. Miro ben aobl audi niht
iett mdheul
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
ACTORS MARRIED OFF STAGE.

MERIDIAN. Miss, Dec. 1I.--Laur
encc Foster, OF Chicago, and Miss Don
ma Wilbur. OF Kentwater, Mich, lead
ing man and woman In "The Shep
herd of the Hills Company. were mar
ried before the performance last
night by Episcopal Minister J. +
BooHey.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
FIRE CAPTAIN ROBBED
Baltimore OFFICER Relieved Of Fifty
Dollars.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 17.-Fire Capt.
Harry W. Rice. OF No. 81 Engine
Company. Ridgeiy street. near West.
was robbed OF a pocketbook contain
ing $50 while riding on a Columbia
avenue car late yesterday afternoon.
Captain Rice boarded a car at Fay
cite street and Park avenue. and two
blocks farther he discovered that his
wallet had been stolen from his hip
pocket lie told the police that when
he tried TO enter the car his way was
blocked by IA man who appeared to
be excited.
Two other men jostied the captain
from the platform and apparently
tried TO push their way into the car
Captain Rice said v'hen he got into
the car he felt for his pocketbook
and IL was gone. The three men. he
added. jumped from the car before I,
reached Baltimore street.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
Last Weeks Winners

CLASSIFIED Advertising ManaEer The washing
ton Times.
Dear sir--Whilc reading your paper ! saw
the ad. OF the Ladies' Capital Hat shop
Needing q hat repaired I gave them trial
having my hat returned to me same ns ne"'
Z am pleased TO recommend them 10 any per
son and any friends ~ n reliable and reason
able place. Yours respectfully,
ETA PEssAGNo.
it.l End Of T. E
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
MAY RETURN SOON
Secretary Baker Expected to
Order Them Back Within
Next Week.

, The virginia state militiamen, now
on the Mexican border, will receive
happy Christmas gift Secretary Ut
war Baker has advised Representa-
tive Carter Glass. of Lynchburg, that
orders for the return home OF the
Virginians will be issued within the
next week, and by Christmas Day the
Old Dominian boys will either be at
home or on their way to their native
state.
There Is a strong probability that
the Fifth Maryland, which went to
the border several weeks before the
yirginiana, will be included In the
return. home orders, although the War
Department has given no hint as Ia
this plan. Considerable pressure has
been brought to bear on the war pc
partment To order home both the Nir
ginians and the Fifth Marylanders
and II II said that while Transports
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COMMERCE BODY TO ELECT
Much Interest Manifested In seiee.
tlon OF Officers.

quite lot of interest IL being
manifested In the annual election Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, which
will be held early In January, when a
president and n board OF directors
will he elected.
There are thirty-slx members nom
mated for directors. and only ten
are to BIO elected
There seems to be no doubt about
the election Of one of the members
az director. Frank G. Steward. presi-
dent of stewards business College,
VINO seems to have been nominal ted
by pretty much the whole chamber.
Judging from the looks of the bulle-
tin board In the chamber
Among those who nominated Mr..
steward are such well-known men
as John Barrett. u. r. Saul Claude
Miller, y. n, Moran, w. l.. GUIDE. Isaac
Cans, w. n. Moses. and others Sew
eral of these men have written direct
to Mr. Stewart urgin- him to accept
the position OF director.
The Steward College, as the result
OF Mr.. Stewards energy and enter
prise, is In fourishing condition. II
was opened on September I, 1913, and
has forged steadily ahead.
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OF the District cannot be considered
10. have any jurisdiction over the is
sues involved In this case. BY the
very act creating the Public Utilities
Commission. It's jurisdiction is limit
ed to street railways. such as have
intra District business in the sense
OF taking on and discharging pas
sengers In Washington"
The brief refers to the facts that
the line enters Washington over an
interstate bridge, has joint and
through freight rates with steam
railroads, handles express matter, uses
both electricity and steam for motive
power, files it's rates with the Inter
state Commerce Commission, and com
plies with the commissions reguia-
lions In every respect.
Tho claim IL made that I'm respect
to it's local service all passenger trat'
fic taken on In the District " inter
state, as no stop is made till the cars
reach the Virginia side OF the bridge
cites Eleven Cases.
In support OF his argument Attor'
ney Lambert cites eleven eases from
the decisions of the commission.
Three decisions, he says, have been
ratified by the Supreme Court and
are on practically the same statement
OF facts.
"It seems to us impossible" con.
cIudes the brief, ito dinerentiate these
cases in any way from h tns s =, ~ rs'
spcctfully submitted that the Inter
state Commerce Commission has cx'
ciusiye juriadiction over the washing
ton and Old Dominion Railway"
The Washington times., 1916-12-17

convenience the public service com.
mission took away the principal
weapon OF the street car men. When
the strike was insugurated the men
started n jitney service, In this way
prolonging the strike.
Tho railway company fled protest
against Greco's operation of q jitney
bus, and when the commission ruled
that n Jitney In a common carrier and
can be operated only upon receipt OF
a certificate of public convenience,
then refused to grant Greco a certin.
cate, the street car mems union de
clared the strike off,
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
STOP JITNEYS, END STRIKE
street Car Men, Only Weapon Gone,
Return to Work.

PITTSBURGH, Rec. IA decision
by the public service commission
against Peter Greco. jitney bus owner,
OF Tarentum. has broken the seven
teen months strike OF Allegheny Val.
ley street car men. BY refusing to
grant Greco q Certificate of public
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
INTERSTATE ROAD,
SAYSOLD DOMINION
Wilton ]. Lambert Files Brief
With !. C. c. Setting Forth
Lines Claims.

In n BRIEF filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission by Wilton j.
Lambert, counsel for the Washington
and Old Dominion railway, In the
case of c. Elton Eames ct al. against
che Old Dominion line and Capital
Traction Company. the contention is
made that the road is an interstate
carrier and therefore under the juris-
diction of the commission. The brief
Mas filed in accordance with the IN
structions of the commission. which
has vet January as the date FOR a
gearing on the question OF It's juris-
fiction.
Involves Transfers.
The controversy involves the dues-
tlon of transfers at the Junction OF
the two lines at Thirty-sixth and NJ
streets northwest -,
at seems to u.s." reads the pref
that the Public Utilities Communication
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ton facilities are being arranged for
one II can be arranged for the other
There has hardly been a day during
the past month that some member OF
the Virginia delegation In Congress
tary Baker, In which he was urged TO
order home the Virginia troops. Sena-
tor Swanson called at the Secretary's
office yesterday and later Representa-
tivc~ljlass saw the Secretary, and .he
ginia troopers were impaired to Dir.
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washInston. D. G.. Nov. u.

Washington. u. e., Nov. a. 1919.
Classlnsd Advertising Manager. The Wash
ington Times.
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preached me saying. We'll. hoe do you The
my new hstg" I observed the hat which was
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she said she would not buy new hat Just
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washington, u, q,
Classified Advertising Manager. The wasr-
inEton Times.
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In The Sunday Times. l came across that OF
Georg. W. Robinson. the IunAk Dealer, and
Tenismbefing my experiences With tho branch
store at Ilss N at y. r., Z decided To writ.
and let The Times readers know OF tho same,
have on several occasions had n large col.
lection Of newspapers. niasasincs and old
rags which I wanted TO dispose OF and nnd
that he t. reliable. courteous ana fair Ia his
prices. ] heartily recommend him 20 all
Times readers who have any old Junk GA hand
which they With 90 set rid Of. Yours truly.
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5000 Nirslnians There.

There are about 1900 Virginia
troops at the front. They consist OF
the First and Second Regiments and
a number OF independent companies,
such as the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues, the Grimes Battery, OF Ports
mouth. and the Richmond Howitzers.
II is not known whether all the Vir-
giniana will be included in the orders
which Secretary Baker said Will be
issued within the next few days for
their return home.