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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
HASFIRST WAR
SAVING PAPERS
Mail Carrier Woman In
vests 1920 to Bring
500 in Five Years.

The first war saving certificate 70
be filled out completely with s. war
saving stamps IS the property Of H.
c. Workman. an FL Paso mall car
rIer. according to postmaster f. A.
Shelton. Mr.. Workman paid sS24O
for the 20 stamps, o SAP each. The
cetfficate will be worth $500 in 1928
Carriers are carrying on q good
natured rivalry to see who will be
able TO sell the most war saving
stamps. The best sales Friday were
made by n. c. Llewellyn. ChaA C.
Bowers and z. B. Weaber
The war saving campaign up and
down the valley viii be started the
coming week. chairman A. P. Coles
stated Saturday.
You Move When You Call SsOO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
RED GR0SS SEAL
SALES SOARING
Indications Are 1916 High
Record VIII Be
Exceeded.

II tie sale OF the Red Cross seals
keeps up for the next few days as
well as IT has started. the total re-
ceipts viii soon equal or exceed the
highest total Of any known year in
Fl Paso. Already s17o5 has been re-
allied from the sales. The highest
record was made here n 1915. when
the sale brought 31s42.
Sells 10000 At eGaiEh."
Mrs. ". A. Howrens. manager OF the
high school sale, has already had
$4,000 seals and has asked for 5000
more The school sales and contest
will end December q at G o'clock in
the afternoon on account Of the clos
ing Of the schools for the holidays
The buyers Of 500 or more stamps
on Friday were: the State National
hanlz. $500 Mrs ". E. Dudley, 500: Fl
Potosi Mining company. 500; Mrs. A
P Coles. 500; Mrs. v. A Adams. 300.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
POPOCATEPETL MOUNTAIN
IS REPORTED IN ACTION

Mexico City. Mex, Dec. s.-From
Amecameca come reports OF the &C
tivity OF Mount Popocatepeu, the big
Ice capped volcano at the base Of
which the hamlet is situated. Refu-
gees who have arrived here say the
volcano is throwing out large vol
umes Of smoke laden fumes and
ashes, and that the disturbance Is
accompanied by violent subterranean
explosions The volcano IS situated
on the Interoceanic railroad about 30
miles southeast Of Mexico CITY and is
clearly visible, but no sign OF a dis
turbance there has been seen or
heard from the capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
WHIP VILLISTA5;
KILL 100, CLAIM
Murguia and Favela Sue
cessfUl in Santa Clara
Canyon; Bandits Retreat.

Heavy losses were inflicted on
body OF VilHstas in the Santa Clara
canyon, 20 miles northH est Of Chi
huahua, Tuesday by combined col
umns OF federal cavalry under Gen.
Francisco Murguia and Gen. Pedro
Favela, according to statements Fri
day evening at Juarez military head
quarters. The Vllista forces were
overwhelmed and driven back up the
canyon, IS the claim.
The number OF villa prisoners and
wounded was given as $50 while an
equal number were killed. The fed
eral losses were lighter. it was as
serted Horses, ammunition and mill
tary equipment We're captured.
Traveller Brings Confirmation.
A Mexican official arrived in
Juarez Saturday with complete con-
Ilrmation OF the battle In Santa Clara
canyO He said Villas forces we're
so badly demoralized when the COM
bined forces Of Gems. Murguia and
Favela trapped them IN the box can
yon that they were killed without
being able TO fire a shot and that the
entire villa command OF Martin Lopez
was forced TO flee toward Naini-
quipa In disorder in bands Of not
AAA-@ . --A---A 20 NeA@AA
Railroad Service Resumed.
Railroad service from Juarez to
Chihuahua is regular again. A train
from the south arrived at Juarez
Friday at o'clock South OF Chihua-
hua at least two trains per week are
being operated to Torreon and other
points, IL is claimed. A train left for
Chihuahua from Juarez Friday aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock.
May Fight at Oflnarn.
According to news from Fabens,
an attack is expected to occur on
OJinaga shortly II forces under Gen.
carlos Aurguia find that Gen. Por-
Hrlo Ornelas do not evacuate the
town on his approach.
An unconfirmed report was received
IN Juarez that Hipolito villa, brother
or the bandit chief, was killed IN the
santa Clara fight. This is doubted
by Juarez officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
FAKE aMOVIE- ACTORS ROB
~r-u u-u-rn rerwrW- II n e.

ULLN Eh IIIl UNNEf 8IUlUUI
Culver City. CAL Dec. S.-TwO men,
pretending to be making a motion
picture. held up and robbed the Culver
City Commercial and Savings bank
today and escaped with $4,000. Gull
yer City Is near Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

POpocatepetl. or Smoking noun
tain" is 1880 feet high and IS a
semi-active volcano. Its summit
crater is about $500 feet in diameter
and between 500 and 700 feet in depth.
Sulphur is obtained from the crater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
ARMY MEDICAL WAREHOUSE
~ r,r-csrrTrr ow-r~n nv 81

- lis ~ - -
Chicago. H.. Dec S.-A warehouse
recently leased By the government for
the medical division Of the army, was
destroyed by fire of mysterious orr
gin today. Chemicals among the
stores caused a number OF small eI-
pIosions. Mai. W. s Shields and IS
employees fled from the flames Maj.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
VIII Relieve Nervous Depression And
Low Spirits.

The Old Standard general strength
eninE tonic. GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. arOuses the liver. drives
out Malaria and builds up the system.
A sure Appetizer and aid to digestion.
60c.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

Shields said he had no comment to
make on the suspicious Of firemen
that incendiaries started the fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
Headache.

Neckache. Bacllache. these cases
which md no relief-See Geo. D. Ken
dali. as Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

Don't Miss Ada Roach and Company
Tuesday night-Seats SOC, 75c, and
f1-0O-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

A Comic Opera depicting the
thoughts. hopes and sorrows Of the
Alien Americans by the Ada Roach
Company-Texas Grand Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

BIanketz-Hnnd Carded.
Acme Laundry-Phone 4300.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

A clean. wholesome Hhovv-Ada
Roach and Company-Texas Grand
Tuesday night-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

You Move When You Call s5OO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
The Home Of KraeKAiaeK serviso

You Move When You Call s5OO.-Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
; gruubwap WSuOsl slcrO- SInb. :"

Sm @cI61ftsbiireou BON @nI. s..
2ogue, IT,, in gtr. 931 gloro Brood.
maD, fouo cine 8eriommIumg bon
iungen 2eutcn ltatt, melhe Elm SSnte'
reiie om9leroplan=S boben. Nion
beihloB, cine Organization 81 bil0eu.
nelhe ilnter Dem Slomen nSbc
8rooonoD Wooel glero Club bon
Baltimore incorporirt mer0en miro.
&egclmGBiee Situngcn bel oencn
iiber Die miilcni6oftlide GouItrut-
tion uno 6lligfGbiefeit neler Wlo-
Oeae, iiber beb0rOli9e @eltinmn-
gen u.i.m., oisfutirt weroen weroen
obgcbolten. Sn oieier Sislng purr
Den Die @conten erlp6blt, ole aus
Dem ErGfoenten GboS. S. &od, benz
@ice- @rdiiOent Suihs 3. WSueIIer
oem 2. 8icc. Yr1iioenten &obert g
@orefcIot uno Dem SefretGr @
@oporo 8lod beIteben. 8um Sdot.
meiIter lit EbomoS u. QelonOer er.
nount. gluS Den Wtitglteoern: Hob.
gluer, g. SomorO 9lod, 0fob. &. 6.
@orgfcIOt EbomoS ". 0e9auoer,
gorl DonoIoion Charles SonoIif
grncit SdneiOer, SomeS SopcS. 6.
is. Sod, Silitus s. @1iiIlcr, wlroc
Gin YlitelieOs-Gomite eewGblt, mel.
dem Die Serren s. 9oporo 9lod.
Sbos. q. 0elonoer. 9tobert g., Z.
8orofelot ongeb0ren mGbreno oas
Gontelt.Gonlite orrd Die Serren SUI,
lhs 5. WiiiIer, Charles S. Sod inb
@rneit Sdueioer gebiloet wuroe.
Seoem iungenj Nom bon grtem
gborafter miro ser @eitritt geltottct
.merOen, menn er elm SSntereiie an
sen @cItreblneeu Nes @ereins, Slug
oermde nit BON WaiteIieoern ecbml.
ten neuen Mooellen, oie in oen Of.
fentli6en Eorfonlneen itottfinoen
mcrOen, 0eist. Der SetretGr, Scrr
6. S. @lnd, in 9tr. 927 Sloro .grooo.
iuor, nimnt 9lnmelouneen ehtgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@ilIarO SbOmium seitOrbsn.

Capt. @iaoro Gbomion Ger @ice-
Yr6iioent uno @ei1dftsiiibrer Der
Baltimore, Gbeiopeotc uno 9(tlon-
tic @iienbobneeieaidoft" itorb in iei.
mem Seim in @ilmineton, Gel. @r
mar i'm Sabre 1887 in @atb, Wie,
ge6oren imo oiente ais iineer WauH
mIf SegeIidiffen. @om Sabre 1860
on iibernabm er oen SeetronSport
fir Ole ~EenniDlpanio" uno Oie
~@oltern Sbore" Giienbobn unO
griinOete ipGter i'm Sabre 1866 ole
o@altern Shore Dompfibiff- @eiel-
iboft. SpGter mar er an elmer Gin,
oabl iolhcr @eieaicboften betbeiligt
Welde ourh feline groBe 9enntniB
orr @ertebrs. 9erbGItuiiie in Oieicn
@epdiicrn profitirten. Eroboem CT
in @ilmiugton oniGiiig War, batte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Tnrdt6are 9eiOen 5tuCi See
leHteM.

PIN 10. 9Ipril muroen bon einem
Sdiiie, oeiien giome infolge Der
Itrengen Geniur niht 9euannt miro.
Der Steuermann Saniio mo Der
Motrole @eefs, ole ein5ieen lleber.
lebenoen oes SegeIi6iffes n9lnto.
Meta bon 9onOon, in einem oiieneH
9oote in Der 9tGbe ser 9ermli0a.Sn-
ieln geN6tet mo an 9orO eenommen.
Die @r5dbhmg Ser @eretteten 5eugi
BON elmer 9lusoauer, Die an Oos In
glaubIi6e Itreiit, wem iie iii6t Der.
biirgt mare. Gle 2eioen unO @efa6.
rem Der 9eioen laiien iid] idWer in
@orte fleiOen.
Gie D9lntonietto" mar nit Earof-
Jim uno Del gela0en, ais bel beitieem
@inoe, einem 9leger, einem Mitgliec
Der 9emannung, Die brennenoe 9o-
terne aus Der Sano geriHen Wuroe
imO Oen @aiolinbebdlter eines Nlo.
torbootes, 0as iicb mlf Dem Ged be-
ianO, sur @rploiion 6ro6te. Su noe.
nigen glugenbliden erreihten ole
6laumen sic ofienite6enoen 9ufen
aui Dem GerOed imo iebten Die ,Sratbi
in 6lammen ioooB Die aus iieben
Yerionen beltebenoe Nlmmidoft nit
fnapper gfotb Elm Boot beIteiger
fonnten imo ibr Sd)iif i'm Stid IaT
fen nuBteu, oos in fllr5er 3eit Der
nidtet wnroe. Siini5e6n Gage Iani
trieb Oas fleine Boot altf oem Mecr(
amber. @G6rcno Oieicr 3eit ltnrber
ser GapitGn mo bier NiitgIieOer an
oen gnt6ebrlmgen neil es ibnel
niht m0glidb mar, geniigeno @oiier
nS 9ebenSmittel bon Oem bremen.
Sen Sdiffe mit5une6men. Gie beiocn
lleberlebenoen muBten alif oas iig
rettenoe S6iii IN 6olge ibrer
Sbmd6c olir6 9oue ee5ogen mcr'
0cn, Oob fonnten iie ourA @iniloBeu
BON gIabrlmg lpieOcr ms 9e6en 5u.
riidaerliien mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@aIO6runO 6eOrOGte 5ubrit.

Gin inn Geb0I0 bel Serring Sun,
in Der Ndbe Ger Gelciie Der 9oIti-
more unO @iienbobm ousge-
bro6eues 5euer beorobte Die in Der
@eeeno befinolide 9lnloge DER BAL
timore Stompine & @nomeline Co.,
melde oie 6cuermebr IN Sigblano'
tonn benohrihtigte. Den Wtonn-
iboften oerielben geIong es, Oosielbe
ouf ieinen Serb Ooourd) 81 beidrdn-
fen, OoB iie @egenfeuer onIegte,
unO Dem 9ronoe Die globrung ob-
idnitten. 0ic 6obrif Wuroe Oober
nidt pom 8euer errsidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Ginc arohe ediffs6an.gLnI

@co6lidbtigt Die Baltimore Srodcn-
ood & Sdiffsbou- @eieaidoft" 5ui
2ociIlt. .Eoint, 8u bouen. ~ 0ie
9lnIage Wiiroe ungefGbr $4,000
600 foIten. Miu0eItens adt
groBe Qompfer t0nnten idbrli4
gebout meroen.
9lGne fir cine Sdiffsbol.Anlnge,
oie ncben Sort WcSenrD ouf Dem
Nc2one'ihen 9lnpeien erridtet lmO
cine DER groBten an Der otlautii6en
aiiIte meroen ioll, lpllr0en geitern
bon Srn. Soloen 81. @pans, 9SrGli-
Dent Der Baltimore ErohnOod mo
S6iffsbmi- @eieaidoft, Der Budget
8eb6r6e oorgeleet. Die glnluee mir.
oe nneefGbr $2,OOO,O0O foiten ou-
BerOem iollen in ipGteren Sobren
nod $1,5O0,000 fir ein Sroden-
ood un0 Elm S6mimnlood nusgege-
ben meroen, falls Der Su eriportenoe
9Iufihmung I'M Sofenpertebr Dies
notbie MAIDEN iollte. Sr. @bons
ioete, ooB Die Baltimore Sroden-
bod un0 Shiffsbnu.@ @eieuihuit nit
gluftrGgen iiberbGuit it, uno ooB in
DER neuen 9lnloee 1000 9lrbeiter tbd-
tig iein miiroeu. 9ie neue glnInge
miro aus bier 8crften belteben uno
t0nntcn jdbrlib o6t eroBe Sdiife
gcbout peroen. Qie @eIeni1nft
miini6t aud einen @iienbubntunnel
inter DER Sort 9lpe., 6wii6eu Der
neueu 9lnIoee unO DER eeeenpGrtieen
an DER Sprine @oroen-Seite 0eS
Sofens 6u balen.
GoS 9lreol, fir ooS oie @eiell.
ldaft cine Option bat 1T 90 older
eroB uno bat cine 600 Sub breite
@olierfront Sr. gpons mohte Die
Budget 9eb0rOe oorouf oufmerfiam
Dab ole @l6ne ieiner @eieaihoit
nidt ouseefiibrt werOen tonnten
loIlte ole StaOt ouf Der Spring
@arOen.Seite Diagonal liegenOe
@iers bolen. 0ie 2dnge uno Gage
IoIder it6otiiben 4iers wiiroen Den
Stapelloilf zines groBen 0ampferS
gefdbroen.
Sofcn-Sngenicur s.. Sent Mc-
GAP, Der Die YlGne Der @eieald)ait
ibou Dor elmer @ode elmer Inter
mdung luter6ogen bottc, be5eihnete
Oieielben ols eiinitig lmo modte Scr
Ncb0roe einige @mpfebIungcn be-
0iielih Ger G5eredtlamc. @ebiibren.
0ieier Yunft mlrO bon Sto6t t-SSSnge-
nieur Sen6rid ouf @unih BON Wlas
Dor Yreiton elmer Yriifuna umteroo.
Gen meroen morauf ole @eb0roe ibre
gntideioiing obgeben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

CT cine |orGcbc far Baltimore, Oei.
len gSobIiobrt ibm icbr am @cr6cn
lag. @r beirotbete I'M Sabre 1858
6rGulein Sorlon Die Sodter bon
Gam SorIon einem Nlitglico Der
Sorlan lmO Sollinssmortb Corpora.
tion in 99ilmington Welder @bc Die
5mei Sobne @iaiom imo 6ronf bon
gSiImineton rn0 5lpei G6hter, 6rml
s. @. @olosboroueb uno Srmi 6.
9. 9ieIiou BON Baltimore, entiproi-
fen. @r mar 5reimourer uno elm
MitglieO 0es oMerhonts" unO ocs
nMorDlono" Clubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
GOnIuIiNirnnasp[ane.

Sn Der regelmGBigen Wtonotsber.
iammhng oeso o8arreou.@ereinS" i'm
Superior @erihte pnr0e geltern
Nbeno Der @ntwurf fir cine 8ill, oie
idnnltIi6en 9(ttiiorsbureour ser Der.
ldieoenen @eribte Der StnOt au con.
iolioiren nah Idnscrer 0ebotte gut.
GebeiBen uno ein Gomite outorilirt,
Die Bill in Der nGditen @eiebgebung
einoureiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
4ea6oSu MlnHf GonIerpatorinm


Gas lebte CONCERT Der Sniion eiebt
OaS 8oglings-O -Ordeiter Oes r@eabcou
WiuIif. Gonlerpatorilms" am nGdlten
6reitag g1a1mittag iuter 0ireftion
oes Srn. @uitap Strube. Ole Soli-
item iino @arD 6. Sharp unO 9lbrom
SolohuB. Gas Yroeromm fir ooS
lcbte @on5ert lit: 8ioalOi: StreiH.
Gon5ert; Salo: Symphonic gipaeno-
le, fir 8ioline; Otto Ortmonn: nSm
8aloe~; @uItap Stru6e. DDie Sniel
Der Tergellenbeit", Ser Sdmur"
~Nfdr5eniturn"; MenoelSiobn: oS5ta.
lieniibe Symphonic"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Sutter. - 8ufubr Il Sonuen.
(Sn 100 YiunO- -SGdcO pro Come:
Spring @beot Bran $4S; @eitcrn
W1n0olings. $4,000.
Seuuno b.-3uiubr Seu
232 Sonuen, Stro6 IT Eonueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gertGMFe an Der biciisen SIftiemb6rie
FIRST CALL.

13 gIuibelIe gllabama SO T. bio, 49,. s71s
80 gInibeile gIilaniic @eirolerm com. IA
so glnibeIe Baltimore 1ube com. 1o2
o gInibeiIe Baltimore lube piO M M10i
20 gInibelIe Goni Goal ........ .i0aA
% gInibeile Goni 0oal com. ... 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

" . Y " OHTEVt |"f''"V Ut
Id,el; @erlanot BON 0en @lebatoren
~ guideI; GleootoreuUorratb 497.
O4t 9uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Qloreites gldodben lit aueemeine Sausors
belt in eiHer fleinen 5auilie Gub5ufraqeH
gr. 2S04 yiOsNH.9lDe., ooer Hr 1910 StO'
sharp strap. (Npril15-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
RerIanat- -Eranen nnh Mdbdsn.

Sine Srau, nelde focben fann Na65us
lragen i'm Gcplanaoe Apartments 80 bor 3
Hbr Na6miitaas ODER Had1 8 llbr glbenos.
&elepbon Wlooiiou 495 (glpr1s-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

YerlaHgt:
Sin Dlaodben ale Stinoerpdrierin IelepboH
MrliHgtOH 255-29. (2lpr17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Sin SaMam1oden iiir Ietie 3auSdrbeit;
gutter YobH tu0 gues 6eim. Jdh5uirageH In
UT. 3O19, 0urb.6aOert.str. (glpriG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Steusnstiu&e.
8u Oertanfeu.

Su berfauieH:
3ipei @1ss9ddoien. yidb5uirngen Wr. 554,
Noro'@ah. Strahe. (glpr17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gaItimorer Wurftberidlt.
Gienitoa, II. 9(priI 1917.

= = u II v - y tFFt0' I"I
@lebl. TT 3ufubr 1858 S0iier
eini6lieBIih 66O5 ;Sdiier 81 2ocult
&oint unO 1865 6diier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
IsrIanat @duuer aab 9naben.

Sente olm Seniermaiten. @uie Be5ablune
niIo heltdnDige glrbeit HatipHaI gSiHooiu
HleaHtng 60, Simmer 9tr. 2O6, Vr. II, Cits
Se11Hgton'Strake. (g|prls-2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

gerIangt:
Wteiing DSiniibers" uno 8anis51Hoe Nnb'
onlragen Nr. 960, VOrb.3Dlparo' 'Strahe.
(Npr19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

SAFER. TT 3ufltbr 26,52S Sll.
Idel; IerIonot bon oen @lepatoren
4274 9uidel; @lebatoren @orrat6
2OS.847 gnlhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Yerlangt:
Bu6binoer II Hei0roerer an IudsNrbett.
glad5ufraeeH IN Der 9prb Baltimore Hrei
WreenniDnnt.0lOeuu unb EIiUers StEake.
(Npr17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

8n Dcrtanlem eeltene e,slsaeutelt:
@iH febr feiie5 5ipeilt6dges Saus, aue 8er'
6elernneeH; iebr biuig gSab3uiraeeH Wr. g5y,
Observation-Disclosures (gpr12-fS)
Au perlauIeH.
Nr 344 9..9DuObnedr- -gtrnRe, Saus init D
Stmnern; ale mooerneH GtnrihhlngeH. Hdhs
5uiraaen 0r 354 S.gpppogear. Strahe.
(april15-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

gS ei5en. = 3nflibr S2,54U Bu'
idel gerIouot BON oen gleOatoren
92,3S3 guidel; GIeOatorens8orratb
| .695.979 @uiheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

BerlaHgt:
r yin iunqer Ledger Wldnn. nm dni elmer
Sarm bel 0euti6em Sarmer 5n arbeiieH; gntes
Setm uHo Stoli. lino anltdnoiger EObn gidbe'
res IN Der Expedition Oieies 4lattee.
(gpr1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

yerlangt:
Sin eritiIdiger 8arbier. yld65uirogen VT.
1870, Sho'GBnrlees sStrake. (gIpr17-lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27
ANTI-WAR AGITATOR
ARRESTED IN IOWA
Daniel n. Wallace Charged With
IRRESPONSIBLE to Be Brit
ish Deserter.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 2I.-Daniel
H. Wallace, one of the organizers in Chi
cago recently of the league of hu-
mainly" composed of men and women
who styled themselves as conscientious
directors to war, was arrested here
early today by deputy United States
marshals on a charge of high treason.
He is to be taken to Ottumwa for
hearing.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Daniel H. Wal
lace, author of "Shanghaied Into War"
who was arrested at Davenport, Iowa,
early today by United States deputy
marshals on a charge of high treason,
was one of the organizers of the league
of humanity" composed of persons who
style themselves conscientious directors
to war. Wallace. according to his own
statement and that of fellow members
of the league, is deserter from the
British army. According to an official
of the league, the British government
has set price upon Wallaces head.
Wallace claims to have been through
many of the most important battles on
the western front in Europe, deserving
after the battle of Neuve Chappel!e. He
also claims to have been a member of
the Texas rangers. kings sergeant in
the Coldstream Guards and to have
more recently belonged to the Sth
Australian light Horse He has been
active in work against war since COM
ing to America and has delivered
speeches and written books against it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27
THREE CONFERENCES DUE
ON FOOD CONSERVATION
Denominational Editors, Methodists
and Commercial Travellers to
Meet Here Next Week.

Three conferences of Importance in
the spreading of food-saving doctrine
will be held next week in the Office of
the food conservation section of the
food administration.
Editors of denominational publica-
tions will gather here Tuesday. About
twenty editors are expected, and they
will form plans for the general cam
paign, in which religious publications
will take a part.
Wednesday representatives of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet,
to coordinate their work of war relief
with that of the food administration.
The National A Association of CONNER
cial Travellers will he in session with
This organization has a membership of
100000
Their influence for food saving in
hotels, dining rooms and railroad din
ing cars is counted upon as of great
Importance by the food administra-
ton.
Representatives of negro organiza-
tons of Washington were in confer
ence with the food conservation section
yesterday The meeting was arranged
by A. U. Craig, formerly teacher at
Tuskegee, now of Washington The
twenty-five delegates, addressed by DR..
Kay Lyman Wilbur, represented fra
ternal orders, churches, social societies
and professional men
committee was named which will
formulate suggestions as to the best
means of reaching the colored race and
submit these suggestions to the food
administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27
GOES TO HUNT SISTER,
Burl Armstrong Starts for Havana
in Search for Missing Relative

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 27.-Bur,
Armstrong, former newspaperman
has left here for Havana, Cuba. to aid
the secret police there in the search for
his sister, Miss Ruth Armstrong, who
mysteriously disappeared July lS
Mr.. Armstrong received kilograms
from Senators Hiram johnson and Reed
Smoot stating an investigation ordered
by United States Attorney General
Gregory had failed to reveal anything
tangible concerning the young woman's
" whereabouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27
BRITISH COMMONS VOTE
DOWN PEACE PROPOSAL
Only Nineteen Members Favor Meet
ing Overture of the Ger
man Reichstag.
By the Associated Press


LONDON, July 27.-The house of
commons. after employing the whole
or last evenings session in discussion
OF peace resolution moved by James
Ramsay Macdonald. socialist and labor
member. defeated it by a vote of las
10 10. The announcement of the figures
was received with some cheers and
much laughter.
The resolution set forth that the Ger
man reichstag resolution favoring
the principles for which Great Britain
had stood throughout. and called on
the government, in conjunction with the
entente allies, to restate their peace
luton declared that the allies should
accept the Russian proposal that the
forthcoming allied conference the
war aims should comprise representa-
tives of the people and not solely
spokesman Of the government.
Little Interest Is Shown.
The smallness of the attendance of
members when division was taken is
an Indication of the little interest
shown by parliament in any hope of a
useful peace movement at the present
junctuFe. and the conviction was
voiced In an important statement by
Herbert IL AsQuith. the former premier.
that nothing was to be hoped from the
present temper OF the German reichstas
and people.
Mr.. Macdonald as shown by the vote.
found very few supporters. George .iarnes
:Wardle, in behalf of the labor party, de-
clined to have anything to do with this
pacifist resolution.
The speech of Andrew Bohar Law, the
government leader in the house. dealt
largely with the Russian crisis he said
that all the nations engaged We're stag
gerinS under the blow. but that the re-
sources of the allies were sufficient to
mako il absolutely certain that unless
their hearts failed them they must secure
the results for which they entered the war.