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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
0enteinb eipablen.

Jn Der M Mattbdus 8emeinb b {.
Gin u. 2ibertp Ctr, iuurben folsenbe
Serrn in ben air9enrdtb stipdblt:
glusuit Sdmibt. George pfeiffsr.
5obn Blum, gictor s, 5eierboff. Dan
gppIsr, alnton 9liiditein, Safe 5beoa
baIb. Sans 3ieslsr. 9tls Mab!rid'
Ter batten bic Serrsn gersiobn uno
5rso. GlOb iunsiri. Die 5nitaairung
finbet am nG9ften Sonntas mad,
S6luB beg @ott.sbisnites itatt. MOS
rauf Der Sir4enratb ii9 Orgdniiirt.
Jn Der ssitrisen air6enrdtbsipahl
Der 9rittM Oeutf9 prot.
@emeiHbs ipurpsn folsenbs 3ers
rem eripdbIt:
prditbent: Jr. Drabmann;
@i5epraiibeHt: SeHrp Riemonn;
prot. SetretGr: Serm0nH Stpd'
mann;
Jiuans SetretGr: Sobn SiesIer;
S6uBmeiiier: gbas. Gtuepe;
sruitses: ). 8. Reier. Gsorse Set
finger;
@oritsbxr: Gbpdrb 8. g. Saefntr,
I'm. aaairop, @ia u. 2ldermaun;
5erner psrbleiben nod Elm Sabr In,
airdenratb bic 9errsH 2ruiiees:
IT. 5b0rner, IT. GIdiisbeibe;
9Driiebr: @eOrse araem1; 8. 6.
&paft, 81. Sdliiier
Die Ginfiibums bieier Strr.n bes
airbenntbs uHb Der Bsamtsu oes
GraueHpreins finbet am Hd4itsn
SOnnias itatt.
Die grsansunsaipabl imRirdenratb
6er gp. prot. st. Sobannes
O @emeiHbe auf Wi. glu6urR (grft.
grnft Bob bate iolsenbes Refuliat.
fir ben snsiiGbrisen sermin purben
bic Serrn 4ham gsnus, yreo. DUN.
fer, Gbrifiian GOebr, Grnf Strubbs,
Jrsb. 6oIImann, s. 20. RIsins unb
s. Wiaiam aOtb seudbIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

Gf4bs. I'M sabre 1917 fir nnfer.
Stabt su ii6rn. Der bieiige alut
min fir bic 3tpede $4,000 alifbrin'
gen.
- Cine 9ln5abl alsrpdrtige Gldu'
bigger bat Ssitern duf Grunb ihrsr un'
besIi9enen 5orberunsen i'm gunbeS'
geridt ben antraa seItellt, 9eeen BIZ
llniteb glont & Suit 90. bas garfe'
rotipsrfabrsn sin5uleiten. Die pstn'
ter bsboupten, bic sSirma babe ibre
sSSniolDens bamit trlrsetban, BOB tit
tire 2ltiipa gum 5beil an 6epor5ugts
@ldutissr iibertragen babe
Walter Da. Squires, Der etHis
itsnt bes itdotiI6en Rau9inIpeftors
S1eatb iudbrenb Der Spiesel 4ominia
ftIation. III ssitsrn gum Supsrintsn'
oenten Der Smofe abatement aeasue
ernannt porbm an StelIe bon gbpdrb
;. sSsrome. 2ebterer fheint benz
UerlUdlilifgSrdtb ge1eH DIE Hdu@lun'
Der nitt idneibis senug porsesanssr
gu fein.
- Der Waiierifanb i'm Ohio en-
reidte in Der Ra6t auf Wontdg NIT
30 Sub bic @sfabrlinie unb blieb BIG
geitern Morsen z llbr itationdr. Damn
besannen bic Mdiier I'm sinsebntsl
SUB bic Gtunbe suriid3utrsten.
9leibt bas Wettsr giinftig bann lit
bic 8efabr einsr lleberi9nemmung
einmal ipieber beieitist.
- llnfsre 6ffentlide Bi6liotbef 1T
duf Der Suhe ita9 bem Gmil alaups
redti6en arimindlfoman Die Gss
beimnife Der G0niain beg Weiiens". I.
Sails Der cine ober Der dnbere unIerer
2der bas dIte Bud iiber bic gineins
nafier 8erbrederipelt beiibt unb es
unierer gibliotbet idenfen nil, mag
er iih an .9errn 9ibliothetar 9obsss
iperbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
CHE. Grlanbsik

@GIaub R. Simpion, 21, 1882 Deit
8. StraBs.
lWatiIoa Sdrsd, %, 212 Weit Court
Strabe.
}Sim Weit, 81, GoIerain Ore. unb g.,
$. unb o. Giienbabn.
l5attis Gperbari. 80. oessl.
J1arrp Reenan, 25, Jorueitpile, 8.
RatbariHe Jrefe, 22, 109 Gorrp Str.
)GrsD. Bueii, "a, gea9 @rops, 8.
l1auro Riridel. 25, 8arnesburs, 8.
|ebdrIes g. pHnips, %. gaorippDb.
lebua 8. pape, "a. besgL
lSnIius Silpsumam, 2e, G5arlefion,
I 80. ga.
lebarIOtte Gifber. q. 7.Weiropols9oiel.
tOmsr 8. SosIin, pbildbelpbia, ga.
iGlsanpr Uaap Roberts. 514 Camden
9lpenue.
}Robert 9. 5enrb, 30. 2aneaitsr, 8.
lRamie 8. Giefed. Is, WunrO 5otsI.
)Gbarlss Dbits. %, s36 GarIisI. 10.
emm~W. Staton. %. 729 besgl.
iDiuiam 8. WatiOu, "a, 3eo7 Gar,
( tbase Goenue.
lelnua Di.rfins. 20. 29s1 WsaHa&u'
ietts apeHue.
Sobn q. Slider. 81. T.ipport, ap.
.tGlorenee 6. Spbar, 18, s22 9aHtSt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
slnaeblid,er S,a,arOipielsr.

gloli3eileutnant SeebObm ron. eriten
Diitri.t itatiste eeitetn 4beno sesen
feds llbr Sem Gisarrsulaben BON Sas
LOB Greenfield i'm Sduis 20. 529 Gsns
trail 9lpenue elmer uusrlpdrteten 8eiu9
ab unS nabm SresnfieIo, Der ieinen
Ramen in Der Stdtion als 9resn ans
aab inter Der gntlose elm SliitsIpieI
gebuIost ;u baben. in Saft, tpGhr.1o
SEQ 9eonarb BON go. 212 Sit 5iinfte
Stpdbe unb 9lltert 2oepe1iein bon
Ro. 427 0eit Z Strabs inter Der 9lna
tldse Der 5beiInabme an einem
GIiidsIpiel perbcftet purben. gluBcr-
Sem fplrbe nod Ri6orb Smith, Der
i'm princetpn SGtsl tpobut, unter Der
aniIaqe bes unsebiibrliasn Setrdsens
perbaftst. Gr fed bic Role bes aufs
pdfers aeipislt hdben. RatiirIia bes
i&lagrGbmie 2sEtrnnt Seehobm bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Sea { {.

- Cine sslinSe panit iputSe ses
tern Wormittas in ben 2(Hlasen ber
y. R. Mithea 60. an Der Gpring
Grope uno 5arriIon Qnenue bura sin
Geuer bsrnrId9t, bas i'm padrdim
entbedt ipurbe. qngeiihts Der 5bdts
idde, bab iid in oem gsbdube srobe
Wengen Don Saars, Daunen unb an.
b.rsn Gbnli6en leidbt brennbdren
Waterialisn befinben, eiIten bic 9tns
geiteIIten aui bas eriis Geuerfisnal tin
fofort ms Jrsis, bsfpnbers bu ii4
i'm SreppeHbaus siemlih bi1ter
QudIm enttpidelts. qlls bic fSeueripebr
sintrdf, mar Sas @sbdube fait D5lIia
ssrGumt unb ben 2ofdmannihafsen
gelans es, Der Slammen binnen ipeni.
ger Winuten Serr gu tperben. Der
Shdben, Der beimitttlit Der dutcma,
tiiden 36ihporridtunsen bur& Wafs
ier anseridtei ipurbe. III melt gr5bsr
dIs Der Jeusridaben.
- Sn Der Wobniing Don syrau
Benjamin aolie i'm siptiten Gtods
inert bes 9auies 30. 615 WtIt Court
SiraBe fam ssiiern Wcrmittds aus
foptit nod ni6t ermiiisIter llriafe
Elm s5euer gum Qlusbruh, ipdbrsnb
Grdu Holie fiir einise QusenbIide obs
lpeTenO mar unb ibr brei Sabre aliss
x0dierdm iiH aIlstn In Der Wobnuns
befanb. glIs 6rau Role bon ibrsuI
suriidiebris, fnnb iis ibrs
WGbmaj6ine IN bsllen Jlaminsn Itss
benb. ipGbrsnb bic JIamrnen ii9 Be.
reits Der 9apsts miisttbsilt batitn.
Die Traii bradis borerit natiirIit ibr
AiUb In Gi4erbtit unb bic ylammsn
iontltsn bdnn binntn tpsnigen Wliru.
ten BON Der Geuettpsbr seISI@i iDer-
ben.
Sm RsIIsrssl4ob bsB GaraD.
gshauSes an ~ Gaufsea un5 Niue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Sbip Inipn Srauerci
Sie SDrpuratiOn uiro als Gintin
natl Some greipiHs So. nea in.
furpurirt.

Die Sbio 1lnion grausrei an Der
Sprinq @rope Qpenue tptrb gum /.
iSsbrudr in Der perion bes 6srrn
2ouis 9. Srii6lsr, 8rauereibeiibers
aug Clinton, Soma, siHsn nsusu Qeis
ter srbalten unb ais erfier S6ritt
gum We6iel in Der gsi6dftliaen 2eis
tilng bat bic &orporatiou ihren Sir
menndmen eeGnbert unb ii6 geitern
IN Columbus als Cincinnati SOme
9reping 81. intorpOriren IaiIen. 0as
attisntapitaf III auf S150,0O0 n606t
tDorben uno Sutorporatoren iinb bic
5erren 6. u. 8usbler, Der isitberigs
Setrstdr unb S9nbmeiftsr, Diqiam
6offmann, Der isitberige @issprGiis
bent, uuo SObn Soffmanu. prGiibeut
Der Sobn Soffmunn 9ating Co., mel
der an Der Obio Union finansisG itart
intsrefisrt 1T. Serr 5rif6lsr unb
5pei droere Serren bon ieiner
gruuerei, bic rpegsn bes Yrubibis
tioHsiods in Soma eiHgeben muBts,
tpmmsn nab Cincinnati unb iibsrnebs
men bic beige 9rduersi. Die Gtns
rihtung Der eingesannssnen 8rausrsi
ionic grobe Mengen bon Robmatsriul
fino ndd Cincinnati untsrpegs. Die
grauersi an Der Spring Grobe Qlpes
nue. ipirb bollitdnSig moberntfisrt tpers
ben unb es iiebsn ibr unbesren5te aa=
pitalieu CUR Ssit..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
9okal.Derid)t
a,,, aanaI
TanS Der 90 Sabre aIfe 5Obn siih
ieimen Sob.

gn Der Clifton iinD Su0loip glue
tuuroe geiiern gorniittag bic aeide
3es 90 ssabre nlten porHnliaell
t5artiers sscbn Sueib bon yto. 1908
Cooper Strabe. aus oem aanaI ge'
5Cgcn.
gsie Der Gobn gsntbdn Sneb, Der
ipaicr Die 9cid,e in Der Mcrgue toen.
1ii5irte, Dem Coroner Or. 6ocrt'
lirrpcr nrittbeiIte, lit iein yater obne
s5raae iitiolge eines llnials um'a
8eben gcfomnlen. Der gcrirngliifte
mar, ipie Der Sobp periiAert, Elm
enraeirter alnsler mo itiir5te allcr
Mabrid,einIidteit nad beim slngelu
in oen sfnnaI, oa er infclge eines
ilninIls, Don 6em er Dor mebrerell
ssnbren betrofien iporOen, niflt mebr
gariS jihcr aiii ieiiien 8einen par.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
I. Wspellsr. 8. 6. g@ranb unb

3. MloslIer, 8. 6. G9raHb unb 8
Hurre.
9as Stehenbe &pmmittee ipirb aul
4norbnung bes prdiibenten aiitner
feline erite 8erIammlun5 beute gld9s
mittas I'M 2 llbr ouf osm St. Soiepb5
@ottegader abbalten.
Gbe Der nene @oritdnb ii9 orgunis
iirts, ipidelte Der alte 8oritanb unter
Dem @orfis bes prGfibenten Senrg
aiTtner unb Der protofoafiibrung beg
SefretGrs @sorge 3. SAranb bic nod
Dpr!iegenben Sef9dfts Bis gum Sab
resf6lub a6.
S6eri6ubmsifter Srunt Self9er Be-
ri6tete, baB bic @inndbmen Oom
i. Bis gum 20. DECEMBER, als bic
gi6er fir bds eyabr abgeT6loHen
ipurbsm lid auf $2418.24 beliefen,
fpahrenb am ]. DECEMBER Elm &uTen>
beItonb BON $4,000. .38 por6qnben mar.
Die 2tusgd6en betrugen tpd6reno bes
qleifen 3eitraums $4603 81; IobaB
am Sabresa6I6luB Der &afen6eitano
iih auf $2015.05 belief.
2aut bem geriht bes stebsrben
aommittees fpurben in her .3eit 5fpte
I4en benz l. unb 20. December auf
bern ct. Warien 8ottesdder 81 2eiz
den beerbigt unb bic ginna6msn Be-
truoen 1929; auf bsm ct. SOTep6s
Gottesater 25 2eifen, pofiir $151
Osreinndbmt ipurben unp uuf bem ct.
So9annes @ottssdder neun 2ei6sn
unb bic ginnabmen betrugen bort
$40.
g6s bic beFinitioe 9ertragung bes
alten 8orffanbs erfoIate, ndbm grdiis
bent &iitner mod 9elegen6eit Ieinen
aollsgen, ben Mitaliebsrn Der Oerfties
benen aommittesn unb ai9 Der
preffe feineu ber5lifffen Dant uus@
5ufpreden unb bic Serren bonn @ors
Itanb rebanftrtsn ii6, inbem lie 6errn
Siiiner fit feline getreue pfli9tsrfiils
lung unb trsfflife 2eitung Elm Dam
fesDotum ftebenb bar6rd6ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

Strabe tDirbe ssiiern gormittas elm
tIeires Jeuer bur6 aur3ldluB osrurs
foht, bas inter ben @diten Des i'm
@ebdube befinoliden Retdurants,
foipie i'm 9drbierldben i'm 8ellerges
icboB cine mpmentane g|unif berurs
fa6te. Die iid jebo6 fofOrt leste, benn
ods Jsuer ipurbe BON Der iofprt berS
beieerufenen Geuernebr prompt ge>
l0fdt unb Der Sdaben 1T taum nens
nensipertb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
er B e n.
@Gnftbraten.
Ieisr unb ae9mann iissn in .tnsm

Neier unb 2ebmann itBsn in ttnem
Reitaurant unb piirfeIn.
SiebiBer, Der i9on cine 3eitIans
intereTirt SugeIeben bat. ertdubt ii9
I6lisbli9 bic Sruee, um ipds bic BEL.
ben Serren ipielen. @r erfabrt, SaB
elm 0Gnfebrdten ausgeIpielt tperoeu
IpI uro erbittet Die GrluubniB mitSlls
tbitt.
Siebiber 1T I6Iieblicb Der 8erlierer
unb auf feline 5rdee, oh man ben
Bratsn nun beite1sn MOLE, erbdlt er
bon Wleier unb Msbmann 5ur glnts
mort: .@eseNen baben mir ibn 1don.
mir babeu nur nod sepiirTsIi. psr
TIN bssabIsn irle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
6a5arbipieI
9SirS Der neite Giderbeitsbireftor
fsrieSlauber abiolnt nidJt bmloeu.

Der neue GidsrbeitsbirettOr Wafter
JrisblGnSer ipirb bds 5a5auDipiel in
etsnfo enersiI@er @eiis betdmpfsn,
iuis es fem almtapOrsanser 3ObH a.
0ofmss detban tni. Sn bidsm Slime
ipra6 iif geitern Serr 6rieolanoer
riifhoItloS aus ino betonte, oaB er
Ole ToIi5ci in ibrer 8euriib,ngen ge.
gen profsfionelie 9d5arbipieler aiH
bas 9battrdftisite unteritiis.n tpiirbe.
la feiner 9initdt nod SpieIb0llen IN
srffer ainis fit ben Ruin iunssr aeu'
tt peranitporili6 ieisn unb baber UNI
ter alien llmitdnben unterbriidt ipers
Der ipllfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
9elltidler eiterariidler alu6.

Paitor Sans 6aupt 1T Der 8ortras
genoe i'm 9eutf9en 2iterariI5en
&lu6 am Mittpo9 g6eno unb iein
59ema lautet: .Oeuti9e &rie1ss
lDrit 1915/16". 9tuBerbem finbet bic
monatlt6e 8eriammlung bes atubs
itdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

Mnfall BON 2ebensiiberbruB ben @ers
fud ii9 in ieiner @phnuHg gu perz
siftsn. Seine Wiutter lieB ibn unper5
5iisli6 burd bic poliSei mad benz
ftdbtiIden 6ofpitdI brinseu, no es ben
9ler5teu febr balo selanS Jpn auber
Qebensaefabr aii bringesi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Sas gtaatsbepartemext
Wir D mid ts IN ga DEN bes
0amPfers - a ata M aru"
tbun, Der I'm mitteIs
laHoii den Reer
per eut
m N r m o

% Arlington, .. G., 3. San.
Der Staatsietretdr Gaming beutste
am ROntag an, oaB bic Der. StaateH
pabrf6einIid uidts in Sa9en bes
japaHii4en 0umpfers .gaiata Waaru"
tbun perDert, Der I'M WaitteIIdnbii9en
Wleer tOrpeoirt puroe, ba SO. S.
Seish, Der etn5ise pafagier, pon bem
man gIaubte. oab er Elm ameritari,.
I9er 9iirger lei, uiemaIs iein ameritas
niiaes Siirserreat bearipru9t bate.
2eigb purpe Don dmeritontideu GIs
tern in China gsbpren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
aDuig 3Onitantin auBer
9efdbr.

@tbeu, 8. San.-YroFeTor sSries
brid Graus Don Berlin unb 9rofeiIor
giielberg BON Wier, bic ben R0nig
&oritantin bebdubeIt 6dben, titrpieten
an Sountag glbenb an. oaB bas ge.
finben bes S6ntss Elm Dur6aus bss
frieoigerbes lei uro er ibrer Sienite
nidt peiter beoiirfe. Die 9rofeForeu
baben m 5olee befeu an Montas auf
einem grie6iibeu SOrpebObppt bic
Hidreife oneetreteu.
9rie eare6t foil TN 8rie
tenlono proflamirt
Deroen.
9onbon. 8, Sanuar. 3ie altbe-
ner 3eitlm9en erfIdrer OaB ons
&rieosrett ain 10. Snuuar iiber
Sonj @rie6enIano oerbdngt peroer
miro, urlS Sob Die Gammer ouf ben
II. San. einberufen poroen lei, Inn
ole GrofIamation oesj &riessrehts
1li rattii5irei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Gies aap 9as.

Die 3abl Der i'm Gebraad5 b.
finbIi9en Telephone bat iia IalIt Be
ridt Der Cincinnati gsa 3eIspbons
60. i'm Sabrf 1916 um 444s bsr'
mebri. Die 3dhI Der i'm bisiissn Dis
itritt angti@IoHsnen 9elepbcue ~
BON II, ,5O2 ailf 1880 seitkssn.
- Die SanbsIsiammsr BAT ssitern
5000 su Dsm Combs esael&net. ben
btr obbsrtifins Club aifbrinsi, uilI
~ aa'nsaiisu .ssz Gfasiaass @
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
aebensmiSe.

Der % Sabre aIte Chauffeur Char.
lss Bell Don 30. 1616 earle Qfpenus
manls seisszu ssa4uiitas IN siusm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

&arten, bersn iit5 bic Spieler bebien=
ten, Iopie AUDI bic npints" in Der ii9
$3.50 6efonben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

$65 in silber, 5ipei S6ItiieI unn
en- gaar oerfaulte Ianenba1o-
Iduibe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
@amiltpn.

Inner ggent in Snmiffon III
Serr Gbunrb gruf, 449 SaS 1yinfte
Strake. geG Sci. 476 g., SDme
Ebone 1851 u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Several Are Still Ill.

Several of the distinguished guests
were so affected that they have not yet
recovered. Two are still confined to
their beds and a number of others to-
day said that they still felt the effects
of the poison.
Archbishop Mundelein was not al
fected. He ate very sparingly of the
soup and said today that he had not
felt any ill effects.
The absence of Jean Crones. assist
ant chef at the club. was noted by the
manager, Fl. ]. Doherty. and his sus-
picions were aroused. With a police
man he went to Crones' room and
there discovered the laboratory and
found poison asks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
BUSTERS OF TWO MAYORS
UPHELD; ONE KEEPS OFFICE
Memphis Court Case Complicated by
Reelection to Office Before
Proceedings Started.

The Tennessee supreme court today
handed down decisions of interest all
over Tennessee.
In the custer case against Hilary f.
Howse. former mayor of Nashville, and
serving on his third term. then sus-
pended under custer proceedings July
-, and ousted by circuit court decree
November 80, the judgment was af-
firmed. The charges under which he
was ousted included waste of the city
money, loose management and disre-
gard of law. e..
The supreme court affirmed the cir
cui; court decree reinstating Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
POLICE HUNT PO|SONER
Of PRELATE'S GUESTS
Assistant Chef Suspected of Causing
Illness of These at Archbishop
Mundelein's Banquet.

CHICAGO. February 12.-Eirulent
poison was found today by city chem
lists in samples of the soup served at
the banquet in honor OF Archbishop
AIundelcip al the University Club
Thursday night. The discovery, coupled
with the disappearance of kitchen
employe of the club and the finding
of similar poison in a private labora-
tory in his room, together with litera-
ture classed as anarchiStic, led the
police to believe that the illness which
overcame more than a hundred of the
diners was the result of deliberate
attempt to poison the guests.
The nature of the poison discovered
and fear that perhaps slow-acting
poison had also been mingled with the
banquet Wand. prompted the city
health commissioner. DIR. John ID. Rob-
ertson. to issue warning to all who
attended the banquet to place them
selves Immediately under the care OF
a physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
GIRL PRATTLEs TO PRESIDENT.
Becomes Speeches. When She
Learns He Is Executive.

An Interesting story is told of the
visit of the President and Mrs. Wilson
to old Pohick Church one Sunday not
long ago. The presidential party was
somewhat late in reaching the church,
and the only person found there was a
little girl the daughter of resident of
the Pohick neighborhood. The girl
talked interestingly to the President,
and gave the history of the church and
what the congregation proposed to do in
the way of improving it. until she found
to whom she was talking. Then she be-
came so abashed that her tongue failed
her. and her flow of information was
brought 10 a premature close. 1t is
stated the President was much amused
al the incident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

not extend to their new terms beginning
January, 1916, to which they were re-
elected in April, 1915, was received with
widespread interest here today. Mayor
Crump announced that he would con-
suit his attorneys as to plans for as
suming office at the earliest moment.
The courts decision is expected to
result in general Shake-up in the
city government. only one member of
the commission as it exists today hav-
ing been elected by the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Night Registry Station Opened.

Washing tonians may now register
mail at any hour during the day or
night. a night station has been estab-
lished at the post office which is open
from g pm. to am. daily. thus COM
pleting the facilities for the purchase
OF stamps, regiStrat ion of mail and for
the transaction of n:oney-order bust
ness. This station is open Sundays and
holidays also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
League Plans Iheater Party.

The Woman's League of the Nation
al Junior Republic has arranged a
theater party Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the home at Annapolis. juno
ton. Mrs. Paul WarburS, Mrs. William
z, Kent, Mrs. William Fendall and
Mrs. j. J. Thornburgh have taken
boxes. Mrs. Mary Lockwood, Miss
Solomons, Miss Porter and Mrs. James
McNabb have charge OF the affair.
Meeting of the executive board of the
league will be held Friday, February
5, at 4:30 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Oil LIMITED: Bow Burned,

While playing near fire in the
neighborhood of 26th and I streets
northwest yesterday afternoon, George
Nook, colored. twelve years old. SuS
tanned burns about his face and hands.
1t is stated that can of oil isnited.
The boys burns were dressed at Emer-
sency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

He was arrested in Philadelphia. an in
dictment having been returned against
him in this city, and he consented to
return and meet the charge. 1t is prob
able that he will be turned over to the
marshal tomorrow morning, unless
bond for his appearance is given before
that time.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
COMPLAINS of Golden Rule.

Golden Rule. printer, giving his
age as thirty-five years and his ad-
dress as 81 w street northwest was
brought here from Philadelphia yester-
day afternoon to answer a charge of
alleged failure to support his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Big Shake-Up Expected.

MEMPHIS. February 12.-The opinion
of the supreme court holding that the
custer of Mayor E. H. Crump and others
in the city government of Memphis did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

0eH PH1S 0USte& O'Ses''.
The court also decided the Memphis
custer cases. involving Mayor f. Fl.
Crump and Fire and Police Commits
sioner 3. A. Utley. The charge against
them was falling to enforce the pro-
hibition laws. They We're ousted No
vember 3 by chancery decree on pleas
of guilty entered ito expedite on ap-
peal to the supreme court.
The cases of Cruinp and Utley diff
fered from the Nashville cases, the two
defendants having previous to the GUS
ter proceedings been reelected for new
terms. beginning January l last. The
supreme court sustained their custer
from office. but held that the proceed
ings did not apply to their new terms.
Both Howse and Crump have been
powers in Tennessee politics for sew
eral years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

Ollie Church Extension Society. one of
the guests at the banquet, said today
that he was not yet Well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Anarchistic Books Found.

Crones, according to the club Off
Gals. was employed last September and
was fond of discussing economic ques-
tions and was said to have often in
Weighed against the present order of
society with its strata of rich and poor.
in the room which he had occupied
the police say they found many VOL
Cmes by anarchistic authors, eXplo-
siyes and weapons. in addition to the
poison walls.
He was said by the police to have
come to Chicago from st. Louis. and
his description was sent to various
cities.
Among the guests at. the banquet
who were affected by the poison We're
prelates, judges. bankers. noted physi-
Manufacturers prominent IN the af-
fairs OF city and nation.
Mgr. Francis c. Kelley of the Cath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Memphis Custer Cases.

Elliott as commissioner of water works
of Nashville.
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Benton.

John Close has been plowing sod for
Mr.. Hesly with a steam engine and
gang Of plows.
W. T, Stouder made business trip
TO Shattuck the other day on his
motorcycle.
We notice several farmers are put
ting part of their wheat ground into
other crops
The heavy rain OF the 18th so dam
aged the culvert across Mexico creek
as to make it impossible,
Mr.. Stats, who lives in the Clear
Lake neighborhood, has returned from
Wichita where he was undergoing
treatment.
Amos Shockley, an old Union Vet.
ersn denounces the new election law
and the method OF registering in
severe terms.