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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
OR. RITTMAN LEAVES
 GOVERNMENT SERVICE

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Dr. F. Rittman. inventor of a process for obtaining a greater yield of gasoline, from crude oil has resigned as chem. teal engineer Of the interior depart ments bureau of mines, to become vice president and active head of a new corporation now being organized in Pittsburgh to manufacture gaso- line
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
sAN JosE AETER LOAN

NEW YORK. April 12.-Carlos oro- geo Castro. member of the city coun- cil of San Jose, Costa Rica, has ar- rived to negotiate a loan of $2.OOO,- 900 for public Improvements in San Jose A 25-year loan is desired and if it is placed in the United States materials for water works. highway Improvements and other work con. templated win be purchased in this country
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12

NEW ORLEANS. April l2.- Car ranza intends to seize the property of the Catholic clergy to aid in the establishment of a gold reserve. says a Mexico City dispatch A law 50 years old, last invoked by Benito Juares. permits him to do this
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
DAN CALLAHAN IS GIVEN
 TWELVE-YEAR SENTENCE

FAIRBMANKs. April 12.-Dan Cal yahan was sentenced by District Judge Bunnell to twelve years at McNeirs for rape Callahan excor- ciated the court officials after be. ing sentenced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
YARMOUTH SUBMARINE IS REPORTED TO BE
 NORTH SEA PATROL

LONDON. April 12. - A German submarine, carrying Q chew of so, and larger and faster than any oth- CTS yet seen. is patrolling the North Sea trade lanes. declares Copenhagen correspondence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
DIVIDENDS OF THREE
 DOLLARS A SHARE IS
 DECLARED STOCKHOLDERS

BOSTON. April 12.-The directors of the Edison Company of Boston. have declared their usual quarterly dividend of SS share. payable on May l to the stockholders of record on March S1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
PHlLADELPHlA HOTELS
 RAISE RATES ON EATS"

PHILADELPHIA. April l2.-Twen- ty-iive Of Che leading hotels and res taurants of this city will make charge or 10 cents for bread and butter. beginning April 15 as a re- suit or a meeting of the Philadelphia Hotel Mems Association today
 Tho annual cost of bread and but ter Co these hotels and restaurants has been from Sz00O0 Co S3O.oO0 it Is said
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
INVESTIGATION CALLED
 INTO NEwsPRlNr INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, April 12.-A reso- Iution calling for an investigation into the conditions in the newspaper print industry was introduced in the House by Representatives Copley owner of several Illinois papers
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FOR PREPAREDNESS.

SEATTLE. April 12.-U. s. Grant jr.. returned from the Orient today. accompanied by bis wife. He made the follow ing significant statement to the press when interviewed; Preparedness today means our preservation tomorrow" n ;. !. a A a A
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 12.-The follow. Ing were the Quotatons at the close of the Stock Exchange today: Alaska Gold, 20. American Zinc. 90. Alaska Juneou 9ss. Butte and Superior. 94H. Chino at 54%.
 Ray. 23%.
 Utah Copper. S2%. Copper metal, 27%.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
PIPE LINE IS OPENED
 IN WARMING DISTRICT

PARIS. April 12.-The completion of the military pipe line, about 40 miles long from Drohobyez to chy row. in Galicia. is announced from Vienna. About 700 tons of oil day can be delivered over this line.
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CLAIM VILLA
 HIDING AWAY
 TN MOUNTAINS

WASHINGTON. April i2.-The War Department announced late this afternoon that no word had been re- oeived from Brig. Gen. PershIng and nothing definite had been learned re-. qarding whether Villa was dead or dying. Several dispatches. from Mex iean sources failed to throw any light on Villa except one from Mexico City, that be was reported to be alive.
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MURDEROUS STRUGGLE RENEWED IN VERDUN
OF
 KRAUSE
 STOPPED

At 1.SO o'clock this afternoon, the motion made by the de- fense, that an instructed yer dict Of not guilty be returned, was taken under adyisement un- til 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
Anaeh. sconta Havc stacted.

FL PASO. April 12-The Apache scouts have gone into Mexico from Columbus according to adyices re- ceivei here today Led by Peaches" ," tho captor Of Geronimo. the scouts started south on the top of motor trucks Each Apache wore sun gog- gles and were decorated with wrist watches
 Troops K and M. of the 7th caval- ry have killed 32 Vinistas and captur- ed 4o and are pursuing tohers in the direction or Conchas river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
JOHN DIS PERSONAL
 DONATIONS s1.s42.5sf

NEW YORK. April 12.-The Rock. efeller Foundation has made public the list Of personal donations made by John D. Rockefeller during 1915. the total Of which amounts to S1.S42.- SCI
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NEW SUSSEX avwoR

WASHINGTON, April 12. There is an unconflrmed ru- nor here that Earl Kitchener, British secretary of state for war. was a passenger on the Sussex and that his presence on board the Channel liner may have some connection with the attempted destruc- ton of the vessel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
SUBMARINE BASES
 IN GREEK ISLANDS

LONDON, April 12.-The discovery by the entente allied patrol ships of four hostile submarine bases among the Greek islands, is announced in a wireless dispatch from Rome this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
PORTUGUESE CABINET QUITS.

LISBON. April 12.-The members or the Cabinet resigned today in 8 body War matters were stated to be Che tone Of contention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12

The Empire is @ producer of print. Ing that will escape the waste basket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12
MEN KILLED WHEN
 PRESS MILL OF A
 PLANT BLOWN-UP

SCRANTON. Penn. April 12. - The press mill of the DuPont powder works at Mosiac blew up today kill ing David Miller. the foreman. and demolished the mill. Fortunately the explosion occurred fifteen mintes af- ter the main body of workmen had left the mill for the noon day lun- cheon. The officials of the com pany claim that the explosion was the result Of an accident and place blame on no foreign agency
 ROANOKE. Va. April 12.-The plant of the DuPont Powder Works at Bluefeld. W. Va. was totally de- stroyed by an explosion this morn. ing. Three men were killed and the loss of property is estimated at $15O.- GOO.
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BRIEF CABLE NEWS

WASHINGTON: The Cabinet will take no action on submarine warfare until Germany's reply has been re- ceived.
 NEW YORK: J. P. Morgan has sold forty pieces of his fathers tapes tries for S2.OOO0O0.
 WASHINGTON: The Senate has adopted a resolution calling upon at torney general Gregory to report on an investigation concerning Standard oil activities
 WASHINGTON: The rivers and harbors bill, carrying S4O.OOO.OOO. has passed the House.
 LONDON; It is reported that Ger many and Rcumania have entered Into an agreement for free transpor tation between the two countries Of home production.
 AMSTERDAM: It is reported that Holland is of the opinion that the Dutch steamer Tubantia struck a mine and was not torpedoed by the Germans.
 WASHINGTON: The rivers and har5ors blll went to the Senate this afternoon
 SEATTLE: New Chief of Police Rockingham announced this after noon that his main effort will be 10 rid Seattle of Illegal liquor sellers
 SEATTLE: Gov Hiram Johnson, Of California, will stump the State Of Washington next May in the in. terest Of the Progressiyes.
 WASHINGTON: Secretary Of the Navy Daniels refusal to permit Rear Admiral Fiske to read 8 paper be- fore the Navy League Of the United States convention here today stirred up a wave of denunciation.
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ALASKA COUPLE WED.

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SEATTLE: Gov. Hiram Johnson, Of California, will stump the State Of Washington next May in the in, terest Of the Progressiyes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-12

WASHINGTON: The rivers and har6ors bilI went to the Senate this afternoon.
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SEATTLE: New Chief of Police Rockingham announced this after noon that his main effort will be to rid Seattle of Illegal liquor sellers.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24

ncn gtellunacn iperben bon Sen Srau<
5olen bartnadig gebalten.
Sm fransDlilbcn amtlid)en @cribt
rirb belonoers cripdbnt, bab Sort
@olla1,eut bon sen Sransplcn am
Montag iuicber crobert inltroc llnb bie=
fer @ampf lpiro bon Barrier 0orrcz
iprl,ocnten ols nrnDrpcriid" aeIbils
bert. Scben1 slnerif ei1s cine nabtigc
Notwithstanding poraus.
Staliens eritcr Sabrestas bes @ins
tritts in bcn &rieg ga. Mai) finbet
icinc Srllppcn III giibtbrnl bur6 sic
9robe 1ltr. Gffeniipc 5llriidaeoranst
mtf Sic &a1ptliuic bon iiiblih 9iopcs
retu Big sumSusanatbal, iiibDitlib bon
Ericnt. 9iunt gibt ben italienii6en
Miidsu9 auf sic 6auptlinicn ser g c T.
TT bi9llng gu, bcbauptet aber,
bab bicIer @iid5ng iib in better Gros
1lltle pplI5p9cn babc.
9as britildc llnterbaus bat beute
cinltimmia ocn@ aeforbertcn ,lcncn
&ricgsfrebit bon 1900 Millionen Sol
lars bclpilli9t.
ipie iic Siclc perlpenSeu, luopou sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
selcsrapbiidc Sfotisen.

70. W(dt.
9 a ieball. S,1 ser giational: !:
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gbtea9o s, Gbilabelpbio 3.
Cincinnati 3. 9ieip Dnrf a.
ct. 2plis 2. 8oitpn 0.
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i1briecr Srpdcnbeit ipltrbcn eeItern IN
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gbieaso. @pr brci Sabrcn tuurbe
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I'M sic llrlathen Ses lpSialen llebels
llnb Sic Wdttel GUT abbiilfc 81 ltnpiz
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ne Committee NIT bem 8eri6t bernlts<
gcfonmen, bab sic 9nr6ltedle :
rel ser Yolisei nit hem aaIte,
Ser @auptsruno fir bieIe llebelltdn>
be lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
Scr republitaniidc 0satiunalfoupe,tt.

Gbieuso, %. geai. NIIc @n5eie
hen bcllten baranf bin, naB Ser repub@
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bunpert Nluiitfapellen nit SO @leez
llno Marting 0lubs ipdbrenh ber&pnz
peutslppde nacb Chicago gcbraht lperz
Den. Sic Nabfraac nad Siten I'M
Gpliieum lit inner nod erob. Sailon%
farten fir Den gali5en 8unuent fpiten
iett $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24

80 l>>'sN>N' SNINp'Sp" 'tttp w ID ~ wy
ltlieBli6es 3iel Sic slbibncioung Ser
&abncn IN &cncticl1 bat, bas SEN norbz
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bier loll Der gorltob auf bas abriotie
lde @ieer 5u fortselebt llnb banlit cine
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9eldbnitten lpcrocu, Die jebt illnerbalb
oes 6allcs pperircu, ser bon SEM @e=
btct bon Sirol, &arntcn rnS @1rs ein@
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ridt 5eigt, bet bereits cine grpBe Menz
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rcid)ildcns Sbronfnlgers crreicbt iprr<
ben, ipiirbe Sic Gffeniipc altT italieni@
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beiben Seiteu Ser W6aas fort. @rltlid
bont Siisel 304 lrsarf Ser 1scino nit
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mann babur6 einen nnIerer Grdbcn,
lplroc abcr bltrh Gcgcnangriff ipieoer
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slngriff burd unier Scuer 9ebrpGcn
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bclcst battcn ll11b iibcrau lonlt baIten
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l1ns altsgcfiibrtcr l1eberraidungsans
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nprbipcltlid) bon @erbun lit npd i'm
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lgnitiirmc, ibnen Sen grDBeren 9bcil bcs
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ben Serrains bon bobenn 1trutegij1cnt
ssertb cinbradte. 9ieie ueugetponne@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24

ipelens lino. 2ieS lit Sic 5pansie=
It E 6lotten6ill, init Ser icG 5lt tbun
9e9abt babe lmn Dies lit ha5 crltcmal.
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so9en beabNfti9t miro. Gas lit nid]t
genug 3cit fiir cine Sill upn $780,
100000 mo Sic lperoen sroBes6 s6fpiez
rlste1ten 6abcn Die sil gu pailiren."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
stus sem staatc.
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400 Wunn oermebrcn, ipic @eneraIobs
lutai,t Sun Soaa1 crlportct. 9as ueue
@elet miro ant /. Suli III &raft
trcten.
6 sfaote in Soma, mo es uoc5 feline
sNattpnal9arNe gibt, bobcn Gen. 2paan
berelts Inn erlaubniB erll1dt, aoruz
paenten pr9aniiiren 5u oiirien.
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either GF1nll 90 sstr6re Mt, berfut5tc
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bon bier, oas aiicbenfeuer nit Getrp@
leur an5ltmafen. Sn Sfcn laeeu
tnnenen nod cir1iae glii6cnoc 9pblen.
bic Selfanne crplobirtc lrnb oas brenz
nel1oe Eel il6eritrDn1te Sen oanseu &Drz
per oes Wabdlcns. Soaut unb Nleild1
brannten ihr falt bonn gan5cn 2eibe ab
lino Die l1ngliicflid)c Itarb nod @rbllz
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Ste Mdrfte.
1rpbnfte.

Ghieasa, %. Mai. Mei5eu -,
1925 D'ait 1091s Suli.
aorl1 13l@2 aFai, 71s4 Suli.
@af fer - l3 Seai 1919 ssilli.
@etreioe fir Boar: $50. 9 rotber
sStllter l1ornlnelI; 90. 3 aorn 73;
@afer, Stanoaro, 431a.
Hoggen 9so. 9 - 97-9S.
Serlte - 6t-77
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
Ser aricg.
>9cutId c 8 c ii dte.

gcrlin, 23. Mai. ,(l1ebcr gabz
bille.) 9as &ricesalnt fiinbigte bc,lte
ON, Dob bic Sran5olen nDrbli6 BON
IerSnn cillige Oeutld)c Stellungen Scr
erlten 2inie geippnnen babcn, aber
Sort Sonampnt felt III bcutide,1 Soanz
Den blcibt. Ser @eriebt iagt:
1@ou Der sSelfrpnt: @ritilbe gor~
bereitungen 5u cinen @egenan9riff
iiieweltlib bon @ipenbp Gobclle
ipuroeu bco6a6tet u1b leine @orlt6Bc
inn @ccbincollrt Giitrift abgeIcblagen.
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gcitcu1 llnp gcitcrn Nadt infplge SET
fran3. Gegcnal1griffe bcionbcrs iebipcr.
SSeitltd pon SlliB ndbn1en Sic Sent
legcn Gin frans. Mocfbans 1iiSltd BON
Gantarbmalb. SeinoIide sngriffe Dltz
licb bon S'iiael 304 uno am Siioabbang
Deg Spbtcn Mann iGluscn fe6l.
nScltltrb Ser Maas CAB cs bcfti9c
Snfanteriegefed5te on Scr Sront ppn
iiinlidl Scr Gbiau,ontfnrm bis 5ll,1r
Gaillciteirolb. slacg ltarfer s(rtilleriez
pprbereitltng brabcn Die Sran5nlen in
Die boroerlte belltlde gtelllmg ein,
ipllroen aber burd u11iere @egcnan@
critic ipicber geiuprfen. Giiblic) bpnt
Gurf unb ppm frii + eren S prt
2ouanpnt tit Der &an,pf npG uidt be-
cnbet, aber SORT 9ouan,ont blieb felt
in beutId)cn Sanbcll.
sPorbipcitlid bon Sort @aur crober<
ten mir eincn @raben sllriicf. Sic
crltc1 nnb 5lueiten 2inicn ser SSran8pe
len allf Scr Gombresb66e ipurbcn burd
llnlcre Minen ollf ctner bctrdcbtlidclr
e5trccfc ScrltDrt.
sluf Sen WaasbDben IiibDltli6 bon
Scrbnl llabe @allr, 2cs 9alameug
nnb Geuep brad)en Sic fcinbliben gnz
9rific 5unlcflt bor lnieren1 grpmncl-
fclcr cin. .&leinc slbtbeillinser, Die bis
in llniere @rabcn gclapeten, lpurocn
bcrni6tct.
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lib Gaillb ab9eIcbpHcn.
@nn Sen Dltlicbcn uilb @alfanfronz
ten: Sic Gage tit nnberinbert."
Stalicns g sdidials I'M c.
81 . III, iibcr Garis, %. Mai. Sta
liens Gtnnbe fat ge11lasen", lit bcr
@rllnbtpn aller &pun,cnfare ser Sefs
fentlibfeit lnh ser 9reilc SIT Sen cine
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slae ppm &onpfsebiet fon,menoen ge1
ric)te ittnlnten Oartn iihcreil1, pab sic
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1beh Srllppcn mcbr nls berbpppelt
lporba1 lit llnb bab Sic DitcrrcicbiIdbe
slrtilleric, belpnbcrs sic ltbiperer ipeitz
traaenbcu @clhiike ltetig perltarft
ipcrben nnb cntbulle1 apie grpbartia
Sic Gffcniipc bon Geiterrcib porberei=
tet ipllrbe, nit Der Mblid)t Sic sllpc,,
pbcrbalb @icenaa 5lt crreidcl,, bon ipo
Sic Gelterreicber aug IN Ocr Gage Iein
ipiirScn, bas gan5c @ebiet &enetiens
su bebcrrldcn u,lb Sic e;Slal1fc nnb Sen
Niicfen scr itnlicnilden Snltptarncc 81
bcbrpbcl,, pclhc sic Grppiilscn llbinc
ll,lb @cllltno belebt bult.
stat. Sonptarmcc &C.
fdbrb ct.
@olbineton, %. @cai. Sic
bon GeItcrreitb gcn1elpeten grfolgc ah
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
Stal. Camp ta rmcc &C.
fdbrbet.

@albington, %. @lai. Sic
bon GeItcrrcicb gcn1elbeten Grfol9c al
Der ssrpnt Sirpls lpcrhcn bon 9lplps
nlatcn in @albingtpll, lucl6e Den Gcnz
tralntaebtcn fretnolih gciini,f lirS, als
bon dllBcrlter ltrate8iidbcr @icbtigfei1
Deicbriebcn. gs lpurbc bnrauf bil,9cs
lpiclcn, bnf Der gprItpb iiber bas &C.
birgigt @elanbc llnter ben lrD,picrigitcl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
@icb ,tno Erouiiionen.

6 bicago, %. Moi. 93inopiel) -
3ltTllbr 1000. Stisre Ss.00-1O..
%; ailhe nno 93inoer $4.40-S.5o;
aalber $S00-11.25.
Sd]tpciae 3nflrbr 10000. SC
nleoriger SIT $935 1000; auneilt
sn S97o-9.90.
sdlafc 3llflr6r 10000. sslalr;
sstooer S1.75-9.9o; 9dnllner $9.-
00-13.0O.
@eflii9el - Siib1er 1919.
Mltter - Creamery 2615- 80.
gter Erima 20 -2115c. 4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-24
Mf0r0criide Gdmpfe bel Seronu.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-28
THREE LAWYERS, IN.
D|SBARRED
David RothschiId, william B.
Reilly, and John w., Patter-
son Forbidden to Practice.

The Supreme Court OF the District
ordered the dlsbarinent OF David Roth
schild, William b. Reilly, and John w.
Patterson. colored. Oh the showing made
by the grievance committee OF tine Dis
trict bar that the men had been found
guilty OF crimes. and were now serving
sentences.
The court also ordered the suspension
OF Edward NJ Hopewell. upon whom
service OF a notice that he was to show
cause TO-DAY why he should not be dis
barred could not be made.
The order OF suspension IL In opern-
ton until Hopewell returns to the juris-
diction OF the District and answers tho
accusations.
The cases OF Greed NJ. Fulton and
William Earle Ambrose. against whom
charges of being convicted OF ombezzle-
ment were preferred by the committee.
were continued until March 81. pending
the decisions OF the District Court OF
Appeals. before which their cases are
now pending.
The motion OF Attorney Matthew
O'Brien. appearing for Isaac ID. Porter.
former probation officer OF .he court.
that Porter's name be stricken from the
roll OF attorneys. was referred to the
grievance committee for report.
Attorney c. v. Church. appearing fol
Reilly. advised the court that the &C
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-28
Decision AfirmS
$445,OOO Judgment
Supreme Court Decides Case In
vOlving Validity of Shoe Com
panyIs Trade Mark.

One OF the most wide-roachinE de-
clsionB OF the Supreme Court. In %ts
effect on the conduct of the manu-
featuring business, IL the affirming
OF the Judgment OF the Eighth
United states court OF appeals.
awarding $4,000 to Wolf Pros. 4
Co; ~ Cincinnati, Ohio. shoe manu-
facturers, from the Hamilton-Brown
shoe Company OF 81. Louis,
This case involved the validity and
value OF the trademark. American
Girl" as applied TO the shoes manu-
featured by the firm OF Wolf Bros.
a Co. THIS concern WINS the origina-
tor OF this brand OF shoes and later
the st. Louis concern brought out n
shoe which IL named the american
Lady" Phoe, whereupon suit was
brought alleging unfair COMPETE
ton" and BRING ing into question the
validity of trademarks as Issued by
tho United States Government.
The amount OF nearly a half mil
lion dollars is said to he the largest
judgment ever decreed by the United
states courts in a trade mark case.
There were two dissenters from the
opinion IN Chief Justice White and
Justice Van Devanter. whose opin-
ion was that the trade name. because
CT Its nature. was not subject to
trademark protection.
Simon Wolf. OF the firm Of Wolf
Hros. q Co.. is well known In Wash
ington, having, on vRrious occasions,
been the guest here OF Joseph Ber-
berich.