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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

Die Weitieite mar gsitern 4beno Der
S6auplab eiuer 5euersbruni, bur9
fuel9e bic seIamHte anIags Der gDds
sens nnb qutomobilIa6rif Der Sabers
&c Seopia Co., 0o. 2247-2261 Co
Ierain apenue, b0llig einstdI6ert
wuroe. Der geiammie @s6dubetUms
pier, Der dr~ber golerain Apenue cine
5rORt bon stipd $50 SUB bate uno
fid bis our gosen Strabe sritredts,
fiel oem gierigsn Clement gum Opfer
iinb fat bic idmmtIibsn @ebdube
brannten aus, ipdbreno gum 9beil
nod bic Ulauern einitiiraten, iobaB
j.Bt Don Der srobeR aulase nur nod
pertoblie Riiinen iibrig iinb. Der
Sdaben ionnie iolpeit nod niht mt
Siderbeit ermiiielt tperbsH, biirfte ii6
jeoo9 auf etfpa $3.50. 700 belaufeH.
ginem gerii&t sufolg.. bas seitsrn
ipGbrsnb bes Geusrs turiirte, iol Elm
MsnI9enIeben 81 betlagen jein. giner
Der beiben bon Der fyirnla beI9dftiss
ten Hahttpd9ter, 9uitap @rHSt, foll
feinsn Sob in ben GlamHrn sefunben
haben.
go perii9erteH tpsnigiiens sipei
iunge 9euie. beren Ndmen letber in
Der algemtinen 4ufresuns nidt feifs
geitellt ipirben, benz gtd9thef Stegs
rer. Rad ibrer Mngdbe ipnren fie bic
Grften, bic bas syeuer sntbedten als
lie tur5 nnb 5ebH llbr aeTtern IbeHb
an Der Jab-if porbeiginsen. SIN iels
Ben augenblid frat aud Der cine
Radttpahter Der JirHla aus Der sbiir
nnb iie riefsn ibm gu. 6ab es in Der
5dbrii brenne. Der Wdnn ipdnbte iid
icfort i'm unb elite in bos GebGuoe
5uriid. Sie Deriuhten ibrer Weriifes
runo nah, i'm an bieItm @Orbaben
5u bsrbinbsrn, dber i6re 9emiibunssn
iparsn persebsns, er rib fih los unb
lief In bns Gebdube. aus tpelhem eitis
ge Geiunben ipdter bic 6Idmmtn su
BEN senffsrn berausihlugen, binsin.
Ginen Moment fpdter tucllfen odnn
bic illneeH 2eute elm gerGuf5 bers
ncmmen bdben, dIs Oh Semanb niss
berfiel unb bann brannts es aud fbon
in Sem 5beil bes gebdubes Iihterlcb,
iObof fie tpeiter feine Rdhfpridunsen
anitellen fonnien nnb ben Wdttsr ieis
nem G6idfol iibsrIaieu mubten.
Gie goIiSei IteIlte olf oieie 9lnen.
fen bin gtofforid)ungen nnh benz
iDadher oil, fonnte ibn ieoody bis su
ipdter Shinbe nidr finberl nber Die
ier llnritnnb Siirfte ii6 aud, bnrh bic
sIiifreeisng iulo Deripir.
ratiio srEldren Iaiieu. bis uahsrgemii, !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Mabiater snride.

Gin rnbiater g,rihe tpur6e seitcrn
gsodnnittng in Dem s5arbigen Ssobn
Sones. non Dso. 427 @eit Court Ctr,
otngfeft genra1t. Hnf,0eni er Die ii6ri.
gen getpobner oes Sdiiies terrpriiirt
nno aiih ben goIi5iiten MidDdeI Wsa.
Ionp 5ieiiiIib b6s snserid)tet bate.
WioIonep ipurbe nod benz Sanie
aeriiferL Inn Soues. Der iih ipie eli,
maiennar cebdrhese. sar slzsbs sa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Sas muoern. Yurtusal.

Die Gnttpidelungen in pprtusal
laiien auf @nglanbs Sntrigenipiel
f9lieben, bas bic unbeftGrbigen @ers
bGltuiife in portugdl nit beiunnter
Sfrupeqpiigfeit ausge6sutet uub felt
langem sef0rbert bat. 5opiel iaeint
feft8ufteben, baB fi9 bieics au9
pirtbf6aftlib idon Ieit Sabrbunoer>
ten i9per ringsnbe 2anb in einem
3uItunbe bauernben pplttti9er Wirs
rsn befinbet, ein 3uiiunb, Der ii9 ieit
Der Rebolutiou unb 8efeitigung Der
Monar9ie nidt eednbert bat.
Cine Grtt6runs fir biefe GrI9eis
nung gibt uns nebenGngtanos ginFluB
Der 9olts9ardtter bes gortugieien.
portugal mar Biz gum 19. Sabrbuuz
bert ipdbrenb Der ganssn Dauer iei>
ner tpe9isIrsi6en @eI6i9te ben ges
briidungen frember @0lfer dusgeFeBt.
Seine gnttpidelung mar burh 5lbl@
rsi6e inners admpfe unb umipdlsuns
gen geit6rt iporben. Die Grinuerung
an bic gldn5snbe Sch Der pOlitifchen
9r0be bss Stnatspeiens aur 3eit Der
aroben GntbedungeH, an feline buruas
Iige Misunderstanding pirtt anaeiifts
beg belttigsn 8erfalles fortaeIeBt be-
primirenb. Qluf ben arbeitenben Glais
fen Iaftet Elm fhperer Stsuerbrut
unb 5ipingt ielbit fogenannte beFere
Sditten gu eiuem entbebrun9sppllen
9e6en. Der aeriuge 8oblitdnb mo9t
Die gspolterung fparfam. Wenn Der
portugiefe Elm Gafe auffuht, begniigt
er ii6 oft bauit, Elm 9las Rafer gu
beIteleu, ober bic genpmmsuen @es
trdnfe nit 8afIer Bis CUR llnfennts
Iihfsit gu peroiinnen, Inn ben bur6
bag 9snuBmittel ertauften 9laB m6gs
li6it lange aus3unuben. Die Stele
beg Gafes als 8ertebrsmitteIpuntt
Dertritt in 2iFabon tpie ii6erboupt in
portueal bic qpotbete. Die 9efhdfte
iinb ifets bon mibiggGngeru gefiiGt,
bic ibre gignretten rau9eno bem
Stubttlntia frD6nen. Die beiTeren
5beater t0nnen aud in 9tTa6on nur
tpdhrenb orei ober bier Mouate often
eebalten Derben. Sinh lie gefiillt,
bari man onnebmen, bab Elm eroBer
sbeil Der gefuber nit Sreitarten
Oeriebsn lit.
Die 8eoienitre IN ben Solifldoen
lit cine Dem duberen Gbdrntter oes
StabtIcbens npIlfonlnleu entiprehen-
&c. Wtit merigen 9lusnGhtlen lit man
Dem @eiiser inb ieinen IngeiteIlteu
iebr ltntpiQfonulen, tpern man et1pa5
mas crit geiud)t tperSeu
miiB. 9ob es ben 8erfGiiferu einfdllt,
Su fraeer, Oh man ionit nod cttuas
luiinift, fprln1t bollenos nif]t DOT
lleberbairpt 1T Ser @lltid,, nidjt llis
feiner gsquemlidtett gebraHt 81
peroen, zines ser dlaraftertitifdlet
Ses 9ortugieien. Cine ru-
tionelle gearbeituna bes slderbooens
mad, mooernen BriIn6dsen lit midi
GurfBuiiibren. Cine foldle tpiirbe bos
2on6 nit einem SfIage atf cine
b5bere Stufe be5 @cbIitanbes uno
ser @rtptdelunp briugcn. Ser @oiier
ober bleibt lieber beii ieinent ihon
Dor 3tpeitaltieno Sabren benusten
gfluae, ser nidhs anheres 1T oils cine
nit einer eiiernen Spite beriebeneI
itarfa 9oiinpitr5el.
llmTo sr6Ber iinb bic gtnfpriibe,
oie Der Bortilgieie in 8eSug ouf oieI
pplitiid]e Stclllns ieilles 8otcrIanbcs
mad)t. 0ur6 bag gniiOunIepOs, oic|
!, 2uiinoeil" oes @anoerls, lit bns
@alt isber bic Gei&i4ta oes Saxhss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Pokal.Deridt
Gingeartert
8nrbe seitern g6euo bic Hmlage Der
gsasenfabrif Der SaDers &
ScOpill So.

Der seiammie GebGubstOmpler gtO.
2247-2261 golerain aDenus aus
sebrannt unb gum sbeiI einseitiir3t.
Die niebsrgebrauRten 0ebaube
eritredten fid Biz sur gOseu Stras
Be. - Der Rd9tpd9ter Gus.
9lrRbt IOll Isinsn 9ob IN ben Glams
men sefunben baben. - giHen
ouBeroroentIi9 f9tpsren StdHo
batte bic SsusriDebr. - Ridt me-
niger als ID Spribeirtompasnien
unb Der Dafertburm betdmpfteu
bic 5lammen. Der S9d6en
biirfte iid auf ettpd $25o.000 be-
IaufeH. - Cine naa SauieHDe adhs
Isrbe Renge fab iib bas i4aiiriss
f4one G9duipiel an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

iiber ole Gren5s sssanssn III unb In
ioreirtsu Mdrf8en fi@ Der WOrmos
nensaolOHie Golona Oublan nabert.
Die beiOsn Stdbts Sanos unb @scens
eion Iisssn 5ipif4en go unb 65 Weilsn
oirsft fiiblid Don 5a6ita am Janos.
,5luB. Sancs. bic am iibliGften ges
lessns Siabt, lissf unsefdbr 20 M.is
len BON Gorrulitos. fpo bic eiIenba6ns
bride ssrf0rt fpurbe. Die Bride laa
oirett in Der 2inis, iUslder bic amtris
toniidsn Sruppen fOlscn, bi. BON eos
lumbus. 81. W., aus abgseanaen fiuo
nirb Die Bel Gu5Han, 40 Wleilsn DON
eorraliics, bic eiTsnbabn erreidsn
iperbsn.
seuts. bic bon Columbus. q. M..
fommsn. fasen, bab bort bic sr5bts
miliirif6e 9bdtisfsit berrT&e. unb
fortpdbrenb BET Gag unb BEL Radt
fDeitere 5ruppen iibsr bi. @rense &c.
ffidt wiirbsn. au6 babe ii6 bersits
Elm asroplan ben GrpebitiOnstruppen
dngsfdloisH. Sieben anbere berri6s
ten an Der @renss aunbI6nfttrbisnif.
almtritaner BON Der 0ssenb bon
Gaias Granbss psrfidern, bab bic
bortiqsH gepobnsr obne 3psifsl 9ilIa
unteritiisen ipiirben, tbeilpeiis als
Golse bes BON 9illa ausssiibten 1sr.
rorismus unb bann aud, neil er bort
ben Ruf zines srpben erfOlsrsi4sn
1ruppenfiibrers bdt.
Die bieiisen Gdrran3a 9saniten Be-
iteben aber barauf, bab @ila feline
ganSe aufsel0ft bat unb ni6t bdran
benten pirb, es auf einsn aampf
antommen 81 lafen. Sic finb Der
4nfidt, baB er fi9 in bic fat uyus
sdnsliden gerge bes Sierra Wabres
flii6teH Dirb, ipo tr isben Weg unb
Sieg tennt. Die Qtmerifaner aber,
bic 9illa tsnnen. sIauben, bab er ein,n
Gusrillatries ssssn bic amsritan,r
fiibren ipirb.
Die Spannung 5ipiiden ben beibsn
Tationsn an bieism Sbeil Der @ren3s
mar am Jreitas, iHfOlptit Suars3 in
getrd6t iommt. sine mer!Ii9 srobers.
General Gabira fiiste isinsn Grtlds
rungtn iiber bic Gessno, tpO fia bic
dmeritanii6en Sruppen jebt befinben
bin3u, Odb sr Dor iebt an feline amss
ritaHifhen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mebr empfangen iperbe. Rur psHigs
Mmeritaner begabeH fi9 ipdbrenb bes
zasss nab Suare5 unb bisit iDeHisen
tebrien NIT Der WsslDuns suriid, bab
ii9 bic Meri.oner ibHeu seeeniiber
iebr feirbfeIis berbaIten bdtieH. Sn
einisen Jdllen ipurbsu Entertainer In
ben Straben DON Rinbun nit
S9mub bepOrfsH uno nit S4impfs
HamsH beIegt.
General @anirG iagte ndbreHo oc5
Cages, oaB er inter Den Snitrilftio.
nen BON General Garran5a nidi 5ii.
seben t6nre, baB Die nnerifaniideH
Iriippan irgeno cine Stabt beieseH
ooer burd eine iOIdc mari&iren Mir
oen.
Otter her CIntftntem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Gainsna5 5ridtes.

gsep gorf, II. GRdrs. 9lbsefah.
rem: .Gbicago", na1 9oroedllI;
gSeIig CLAN, nab aopenbagen.
gaenpel. gngefonunen: ,Gia.
ieppe 9eroi,~ bon 9aerp Dorf.
@Iasgom. slngefonnnen: .Gali.
fornia", bon gaeu Dorf.
GDriitianiane. @bgefabreu:
~VergensfiorS, na6 ylep Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
5amiltDa.

- Der SO Sabre dfte QScm gppsns
iteiner aus Goteotto fpurbe seitern
MorssH auf Der Rem @iper Bride
BON sinsm glrbeiissus setroffen uno
BON Der Bride seI6Ieubert. Sbm
purben beibe geine sebroden unb
auberSsm erliti er fhipere aopfpers
lesunssn. ipel1e ieinen augsnblitIiden
Goo bsrbeiiiihztsu. Gppenitejusr BE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
ysn btn dntriiaiiidsn Grvsbi.
iisnSttugptn ID Ntrifs trsi.
isH nut ivirIids Sa1=
ri6ttn Elm.
Gin, aOlonns if in Der Rdbe Don
eaios Granbes angstommen.

Die giauiiisn bobsn cine i'm pfabe-Str
9imnitansr li,ssnbe eiien6ahns
bride bei Gorraliios
Derbrannt.
Jm aIlssnlsinen bsrrfdt aube in
Werito.
Sr sinissn Gesenben aber, ipis in
aampicO unb aorreon, iinb bic
gtmeriianer boiler BE.
fcrsnib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

Sn mebrerenGdIlen sanae
6amilien perbraHRt.

4epfer, 20. ga., II. UlGr5. =
gllsportb g. f5oui, eiil farmer DON
GlapsbiIle. fam in Der yldht gum
Jreiias nit ieinen feds, i'm Utter bon
A bis is Sabren itebenben Ginbrn
inns 2sben, als Sds Gout'ide 9dus
bur9 Gsuer 5srit6rt tpurbe.
Sdginaip, Uiih.. IL. Uldr5. -
Bier Ainber Don pdul Ghmint, bas
iiingite Is Wionate unb bag dlteite
fiinf Sabre aft. finb bier am Jreiiag
in Der 51miot'5hen gDobniing lebens
bia ptrbrannr. sJrdu S1mibt mar
pom Sauis obpeisnb, Gls bas Jsuer
gum ausbrua tam.
Gallon, g., IL. WGr3. - Die
so Sabre alte sgrau 2lttie Differ tam
am iyrsitas in ibrem Salfe in bisiistr
Gtabt ums 2eben. bas in Branb ses
ratben mar. Sic ipobnte bel ihrem
6obn, Der abipeienb mar, ais bas
Geuer ausbrd4.
4 8.Jdbrfse in Defterrei$
llngarn etnbernfen.
gBien, TX Nsir5. lleber 2onbpn-
am aitt,po1 tpirrbe s,ier elm faiier-
lides Ecfret erlaiien tifter beH aIIe
jilngeir 2ciite III Seiterreif,-llnsnrn
I'm sliter bon is syabreir 81 ben Sab
nen teu,rfen iperoen. Gie iper6en Dor.
Iiufig benz 2nitbihrrin sugetbeiIt
iper6en.
Usigtr Giftmo r bosrf uA
Cos anseIes, gaf., II. wldrB.
Genug Gifts~ nm Elm Dutelb ptrips
nsn 5u t5btrn, ipurbs IN efHsr Stdd-
lei NIT ganbp gefunben, bic am l8.
Janliar elmer Urau 9. 8. 5oober
per pcff auseinnbt porbsn mar. ME
an Trsiiag Der it1btiihs Gbemiter
BEN Niitrtttscnpolt zbourus 8.
Moolipine berihtet BAT, Der Die llnters
iuhuns bes g1nops dnorbuete.
Bon bem SnhaIi Der Gduhtsl
ipnrbe nidts BON ben utiin perfcnen,
bic au BEN 6ousbuIt Der Trau 2. 3.
glppsn, G6speiier Der 0rau 9orpsr,
eesSrsn. gsofRsn 'reil 20 ben 2sittls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01

This bank began business August 1, 1916, and at the
close of its twentieth day of business had deposits
$2120O0O0 If this rate of increase in deposits were
maintained for one hundred days. the bank would have
over million dollars We wish to thank the people of
Omaha who have thus contributed to our success at the
beginning of our banking career We do not desire or
pect to have the largest bank in Omaha but it is our am
bition to have the best bank in this city,
We transact general banking business and solicit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01

the accounts Of individuals corporations firms and banks
We write drafts payable anywhere in the United States
and also draw foreign exchange payable in any country
in the world.
We pay interest upon time deposits and also upon
savings accounts and believe that pay high rate of
interest upon these items as any reputable financial nst
tuition pay with safety This bank operates under the
Depostors Guaranty Law Of the State Of Nebraska which
that must be conducted along the lines Of sound
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01

business principles We are thankful and appreciate the
business we have been favored with since organiza
ton and we have the time and desire to do We be-
lieve that customers will get personal service at the
American State Bank that nexceed by any other bank
ing institution in this city. ..aLt. as.
This is the only bank in Omaha that is absolutely
the level as you can walk from the sidewalk directly into
our office without going up flight of stairs you fol
low the line Of the least resistance believe you will
to This is personal invitation for you to do So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01
DIRECTORS
GEORGE A. JOSLYN
G. N. PEEK =
LUTHER DRAKE
FRANK T. HAMILTON
CHAS. L. SAUNDERS
FRED P. HAMILTON
G. S. ROGERS
c. w. HAMILTON

facilities handling of
funds subject check n certificates of deposit bearing
We haze Savings Department and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-14
LOYALTY OF THE SOUTH
TO OLD GLORY IS VOICED

Loyalty Of the sons of the south IN
the Stars and Stripes was voiced nv
Clarence j. Owens, past commander-in
chief of the Sons OF Confederate We,
Grams. at the NTH of the series of chan
tauqua lectures held by the Washing
ton Camp, Sons OF Confederate Vel.
Grams. at the Confederate Memorial
Home last night
DR.. Owens in the course of his adj
dress said:
In piedging allegiance to Old GLORY
We are not untrue to our fathers That
flag was baptized In southern blood
and the stars the south added in the
held OF blue light up the land with
the solemn radiance OF national glory.
Only Lasting Monument"
The only lasting monument that we
can raise to the leaders of the past liz
In the lives of those who can put as
much glory and power into times OF
progress and peace as our fathers put
info battle and into SIEGE
| a piano solo by Miss Ethel Brockman
! a violin solo by Miss Ida Ullman and q
vocal solo. violin saccompani ment, By
Miss Gertrude Misel.
Lloyd T. Everett of Virginia read ar
| essay on the subject. "The Causes
That Led to the War Between thu
| States" the essay having won nrx,
Birmingham reunion.
| A. r. Bird. chaplain of the Washing
ton camp, de.is cred historical I'D
0k911b Z s5tat s. .is5s s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-14
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL GRADS
Names of Those to Receive Diplomas
SATURDAY. Announced

| Seniors of Western High School wbo
have completed their four-year course
and who will receive diplomas at the
commencement exercises to be held
saturday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at
the school were announced todav
They are Edith Hickok Aultman. Ar
line May Baker. Eda Worthinston
Beckett. Mildred Lee Berry, EmmeIine
Frazier Bishop. Maria Bisset, Muriel de
Viscourt Boyd. Dorothy Isabel Bran
denburg. Margaret Rouse Bristow
Louise Crandall Buckingham, Dorothy
Beatrice Casley. Katharyn Clark, Bea
trice Alkaline Clephane. Anna Knowles
Cooper. Carlotta Naylor Corey, Mary
Louise Cotter. Helen Josephine Cum
minis. Julia Irene Daniel. Louise Chris
tine Damn, Mary Elsie Darcy, Alice
Priest Davis. Marian Mcmillan Dawson.
Mary Louise Derrick Eleanor Brook g
Dillenback, Orilee Eliza beth Dix Anna
Marie Eiker. Jane Glare Elliott, Helen
Buckingham Everett. Florence Jorda n
Fenton. Dorothy Sterner Finckel. Mar
garet Sithens CARRIER. Phebe Chappell
Gates. Olive Evalyn Geiger, Mary Bea :
trice George. Elisabeth Annis Godson.
Ruth Ellen Graf. Adelaide Aurelia
Griilo. Louise Groves, Nancy Pringle
],
Elisabeth Yung Kwai, Mary Ramoth
Huff, Mary Louise Hussey, Alice ID.
Jones. Locke lnez Kincer, Emily Ran
dolph KutZ. Margaret Darlington Lau-
rens, Frances Mildred Leasure, Alice
Victoria Leetch. Under Tucker London,
Vivian March. Claudia BurweIl Mar
shall, Mary .Pearce Matthews, Dorothy
Fellows Mayes. Harriet Hartmann Mil
Ter. Clarinda Mitchell, Margaret Mitch
ell. Kathryn Regis Moran, Kathleen
Moses, Marjorie Moss. Elizabeth Null
Rebecca ONeilI. Alice f. Padgett, Nam
ME Tyler Page. Anne McRea Parker,
Virginia Custis Perry. Marion NJ. Price,
Olive Amrita Reynolds. Eleanor Roth
well Richards, Olive Mae Shafer, Mar
garet Shaw, Mary Collins Sherman,
Carolyn Smith. Beatrice NJ. Sorokou-
mowsky, Helen Dorothy Spicer, Eliza
beth Sliiman Stetson, Elizabeth vir-
GINA Waddey. Martha Lucy Warning,
Ruth Eleanore White. Dorothy Mildred
Wood. Edward Wells Bailey. Thomas
Francis J. Bridget. Daniel Morgan Brig
ham, Hugh Cady Campfield, John De-
vine Cobb. Paul Trauger Culbertson.
Thomas Leggett Eagan, John Paul
Earnest, jr.: Robert A. Elgin. James
Gray, jr.; James Sprunt Holmes, David
Franklin Houston. Thomas Lee Hume.
| r.; William II. Knox. Harold Francis
Kuglen. August Kuhlmann. Robert
Chester La Toilette, John Chichest er
MackalI. Raymond Peck, Lester NJ
Peine, Richard A. Sergeant, Valvin Rob-
inson Sinclair. Stuart Farwell Smith.
wilbert Felt Thompson, Fl. Hamilton
Warner. William T. Webb. Devere Raj
ter Weldon, John Welchel and Russell
Irving Whyte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-14
Perkins Issues Statement.

"All members of the progressive party
and ita organization should remember
that at the close of the progressive
convention in Chicago meeting of
the national committee was called to
be held in Chicago June %. a week
from next Monday. This will be after
the democratic convention at ST. Louis,
and the result of that convention will
be known.
Sufficient time will have elapsed aft
er the progressive, republican and
democratic conv entions. to allow our
committeeman in each of the states to
learn in a general way the public senti-
ment in each state and to bring this
information to the meeting of our COM
mittee.
THE action which will then be taken
by our committee, on June 26, should
be awaited. by progressives as indi-
viduals and by the various local and
state organizations. No action should
be taken by Individual progressives
or by the various organizations until
the action of the national committee
has been made public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-14
WANTS PLANK FAVOR|NG
SUFFRAGE IN DISTRICT
Chamber of Commerce Suggests Plat
form Declaration for Consideration
of Democratic Convention.

A resolution asking that the delegates
from the District to the St Louis
democratic convention use every means
to obtain the insertion of a plank IA
voring suffrage in the District in the
democratic platform, and another ask
ing that a bill be prepared and pre-
scented to Congress asking for an hon
est primary voate in the District were
adopted last night by the Chamber of
Commerce at it's last meeting of the
season. A resolution indorsing woman
plea by Attorney Mary O'TooIe that the
women be not Disseminated against
while the chamber was seeking suffrage
for the District.
Talk by Former Senator Butler.
After talk by former Senator Marion
Butler of North Carolina, in which he
said the recent District primary for the
republican convention showed the need
of legislative control for such affairs
in the future, resolution was adopted
setting forth that the committee on
law and legislation be instructed to
prepare bill to be presented to Con-
gress to obtain an honest vote in the
District of Columbia. and to regulate
suffrage as will, in their best judg-
menf be conducive to the best inter
est primary vote in the District, were
Resolution by Albert Schulteis.
Albert Schulteis. chairman of the
committee on law and legislation, in
troduced the resolution asking for a
District suffrage plank in the demo-
cratic platform.
The Lincoln highway moving pictures
Will be shown at the New National
Theater July 10, II and IL. 1t was an
nounced. President 2. T. Moran pre-
sided last night
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OSTEN ID
1.-The Garden Soot of Atlantic CITY"

The ideal hotel Of Summer comfort. occupying
entire block of ocean front, in beautiful Chelsea
section: Capacity 800 Renovated and refurnished
throughout Sweeping view Of sea from all rooms.
Every modern appointment and comfort. Sea and
fresh water in all baths. private and public; RUN
MING WATER IN ALL ROOMS: elevator ser vice
from ground floor; new commodious open air roof
lounge: 1900 feet Of broad porches: entire floor
a veritable Florida enchantment of palms and
flowers devoted to social diversions: dancing twice
daily orchestra of sooists mistress of ceremonies
Superior cuisine; white dining room service. FREE
GARAGE. Special Summer terms. American plan
$50. 100 up weekly. Booklet mailed Auto meets trains
Ownership management. guaranteeing SERVICE
Adjoining hotel IL complete tonic bath establish
ment. including electrical flesh reducing apparatus
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ROOSEVELT MEETS
WITH FOLLOWERS
Progressives Advised to Wait
for Action of National
Committee:

NEW YORK. June 14.-Col. Theodore
Roosevelt had a conference here last
night with George w. Perkins, Coy.
Hiram Johnson, Oscar s. Straus and
Chester H. Rowell of California to dis
cuss the future course of the progress
sive party His tentative refusal of
the presidential nomination and the adj
visibility of having some one else
named in his stead as a candidate by
the national executive committee of the
party were considered
Col. Roosevelt would not talk for
publication on what took place at the
conference, but Mr.. Perkins issued the
following statement:
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BRAIN BIGGER THAN AVERAGE
Organ of DR.. J. William White
Studied at University of Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE brain
of DR.. J. William White. late professor
emeritus Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. weighed six ounces more than the
average. according to A statement today
by DIR. Milton J. Greenam. director of the
Wistar Institute of Anatomy at the uni
versity, to which DR.. White bequeathed
his brain for scientific study Its weight
was SO la ounces, as compared with
forty-seven ounces, the weight of the av-
erage brain. 1t will probably require
from three to four years to make COM
plcte analysis of the organ, Dr. Greenam
said,
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Telegraphs to Committeeman.

Mr. Perkins said that this message.
in substance had been sent by' tele-
graph to the members of the national
committee and to the state chairmen.
Col Roosevelt will confer at his
Office here today with Raymond Robins,
who was chairman of the progressive
convention and Harold L. Tckes, pro-
gressive national committeeman from
Illinois.
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he dunbar side and country. N. B.
& Y. Ry. TO Miller's State road. W. W. DIM
BAR, Ridge, st. Marys county Md
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FLAG DAY IN MOBILE.
Confederate Veterans Participating
in Patriotic Demonstration

MOBILE. Ala. June l4-FIag DAY is
being generally observed here TODAY
and there are husareds of Stars and
stripes on public buildings, as well as
or stores and residences. Patriotic
societies with hold celebrations this
afternoon. in which local organizations
Of Confederate Veterans will paftlct.
pate.
a huge flag on ned by the citr viii be
raised w:th ceremonies in Duncan
piaeas . city park THIS attaknoens