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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
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IS miro 0iernt beianni gegcben, oNB cine
@ingabc an ben UdDor un0 Staoraib bon
baltimore erlDlgi, 5lUeds glllnabme eluer Bers
oroinng CUR eoHoemlitnn8,, 0rolllnng ullo
@raolutnG, aui Soften Der Grunotiids Gigeus
tDnner, Der @rll0itide, melcbe an Der Gralp-
ipgo- 5trnRc hlerOon 9dben DabeH, in elmer
8reiie bon 53.53 SUB, bon @reemounisgloenue
Hdd 1iur Naie, oae @cl0lloe lOle 81 cOnoens
niren gcpldnt iutro pie iolgi belbricben:
Is bcginnt al Der oiil6ten Sele Der
@recumonlisNOeHue in elmer eniiernung bon
1873 l6 Sun lilolid) bon Der SiibOlis0de oer
@reenmouni @penne uno &ierunooreBigiie
StraBe, beldaier 9egnu bel Dem EiniOniti Der
oliliWlien Selie Der @reenHuuni goenue ulo
Der n0rol6iieH glNBculiuie oes @eldroes
6ralliiH mo gn0ere ourD Die llrilnoe bonn
81. Gitober 1916 oaitri uno engelragen III
8n0 z. Y. y Nr. 3Os6, Seiie los elc Nle
GD0rolHnltieH oea neidgieH Begllncs banreno
dil 0as S0hcuL mccbes bon Der Siaoi &alti'
more 10polrapblGcH Sermelmngs y 0umnitloH
bcmubt miro, liH0 1tlib 1795.725 SUB uno
ndrolidl 1868, SOC SUB, uno Gulcn BON BORT
an Der aGenlnle oes bea9en @eldnoes bic
geuo Die iulgen0en bier @nrie ltno 0ntlernlHs
sen, mic lolgi, liioll6 So 90 -32' 0lllid
2505O SnB 81 Der peliliblien Seie Der oiar
Cane; bon bieraliS an Der mciili9lten Seiie
oer aiar SaHc lu0lih 81 81 melliid 1858
6nB bie9eno, uh cnc ge6oQcne ytnte parallel
gsnieln Geneliell bon Der eriien Sinie oieler
&efdreibulg, nno 81 Der iiioli0lten gubenline
oes @ednocs, belWrleben in Der obigcn llrs
llnoe 5u our@lDneioen;. oann etl0epen0eebl
belaaier &irie 70 ge6oaeii unb biegcno oara1,
nib an 6eiaaicr gluBenline n5rolib So So
-32" pellid 2l6.65 SUB an Der Bitlblen
Seite Der @rFnmonnisgbenue; mo oanH bic
geno an ocr biiibiieH Seiie Der, @recnmoltHis
gOenne n0rolld 00'- -27'-5 SO" petlid) "a SiB
6unl ylnlngsplab.
Die @urfe Scr obiaen Neibrebuno be5iebeu
iidD ane aui oas bon Der Stuoi Baltimore To-
pogrnpbiobeu &eruelmngs @ouimii0H ge'
braubie SOient.
Dian ieDe 0arte Der beiaaten Sirabe. iuie
oeie 5u oinen 1eplau IT. i'm glrdip oes
@iircons Der SirabenourDbuidsG Gommilidre.
(Otait,2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Die epiOuaac.gin uctlctt bic qauOesOcrfaiiuua.


Gem GongreB licgt Die Spionoqe 9ia 5ur glnnab.
me Dor. our5 pclde oc 4reB. uno &eoefrebet getne-
BELT mcr0en fann rcnn es oem FrGiioenten 10 geGllt.
Wit 9sna6me oeS ipeideedcnoen Sbeiles ser @relie,
baben ale 3eitugen oes 2onocs &rote crbobcn gegen
Die Nmabme Der Gorloge 9acn ooran Die Searit'Iden
@ldtter uno So6n 9risben SSalfer elmer Der beocu-
teuoitcn Sourndliiten oeS 2an0es idreibt:
Ser oci1brdite @errdtber an Oieieu 2onoe 1T Der
m1oin. Der Die 9ieoeire6et mterorden m6dltc. Col.
der @errot6 peroient ihlemieen @ro8eh ino @eitro.
hna ais gSornma iiir lliurpotoren Die irec Gnridl
tmecn i5er Oen Nalfen perfcn molten.
Iie @riin0cr unierer Hegieumg idreiben nad)Oem
iie ocnl GeiposmnS @eorge ocs Drten eutgongen ma
rem pic eier6itc @arantie in oie Seriaing, ooB le'
Ser @ilrqer ser &epublt einc Mndten asoriiden lno
fir ale 3eit rei en ollte OoS ou preden no 81 oru'
der mos fir oe 0ifentbe @obliobrt pidtig Ibeint.
Sie beriton6eu mobl. ooB %ertbeogime gegen @rprei
inq Corruption rno Gbrgei5 bic inter Der oSfe oeS
4ariotsns einberlio5iren obne Oos nlOerduBerlid)e
9ledt freer 9le0e inmogd iei
Sn alien 3etaIteru llno in alien 2Gnoern in oencn
Der 9ieoergnno freier Ginrdtlngeu lmeongen wur
1c. mar Der erite SdriH ben Ole @egner Der DeiHoa
frae mtcrnobmet eire llnteroriidung Scr Gritif
Ereie 9ieoe III ben SoIen Der @erretcr un0 irec
9leoc III Scr @ree ino in ofentlidJcn Gcriammrngen
aefdbroeie ibre b0ien &lGne Gos Goripiel Der liur
potion mar 9eitmptung lno S6mdbung ener Die oos
@olfs pcrtbeoigcn molltet 9onn tomen bemtiididcre
DorNleh Don VlAlDuWlerulg luo WlleBlWe torperllWe
8eieitigung ino @inlperrng inter er0idteten Nnfla.
Gen oocr geringiiioigem Gorpnno.
Sails 6as anlerfoniide @olf ii6 ieincr @efobr be-
ipBt lit miro cine 29a BON elmer Wlion 9iirgcrn &C.
biloet peroct Die &ro5ciirlug uegen SodOerrotbs
enes jeoan %ercbcrs oieer beiligtcn &oliel imerer
@erainne 81 iorocrn-"
@rdiiocnt gSion bat oorouf eeoutportet:
uSh ermorte nidt nod ujiroc id es qcltottcn 0oB
irgeno cine 9ordrift oeics Geebes oa5u 6cnibt miro
mid oocr einen mcner 9eantcn Dor aritif 81 IMirmen
gei ser 9lusi6ung ocr Nadt6cfeniiie meincs 9lmtcS
mr6c i'd cs bcooucrn, geroOe 5ur Belt elmer ars,
lpe Scr iebqcn Scr g9obtDat elmer patriotiden ulO
intefqcntcn &ritif berlilitig 81 gcben4
Sn cincm lGngcrcn 2eitartfel, oen mir in perfr5tcr
Torm i'm Criginoltet an elmer onOeren Stelle oieies
@latcs nodorudcn, bcincrft 0cr Seen yorf 2lmercon
8u ocicr Grfaruna ocs &roiOenten:
nn4us oeien 8orten sebt flar ber0or Dob ole Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
2icmitaa. 0en /. WSai 1917.
Nrf MIN m idlercn gr0nsport aeiurat mcr0en.

Grit iullte fir idDercH Sr0nsport 9elur9t ucroeH,
Senator NcGum6er bon goro Dofota bat iid aus
Dem @rnoe gegen Ole iofortige 9erbonOlng Der Bill
fir Ginfhbrlmq elcftiuer Gonicripton oufgelebnt
0en iuo fir Die iiAre eberiabrt merer Eruppen nod)
8rontrcd~ Gos lit nun 6por fein @rlmO ir Die Ser-
30qerna Der gnnabme Der @eicbDoroge ober es lit ell
@rm0 fir oie glnnabme zines Seldhiies roaB teinc
omerfonild)en 9ruppen nod europa geionot meroen
olle Bis sic 0eiobr oie oen 9ronsportoonpfern Ourd
Die Goud6oote orobt beeitigt oOer Dengitens beoel
teno Dcrrngert porOcn iit lln0 aus oemiebcn @rnoe
ollte Dem @uHide Der id jctt in @aibington betino-
Ihcn Gpe3ialpertretcr Gnglon0S un0 SSrantreidS ole
ebt inter @afien tebenoen &egimener Der yIotionol-
0aroe in flenen GronSportcn bon 200 Diann nod
Sronfred 6iniibcr 6u cnOcn BORT in etmo ie9S gSo
den in ocn Sdlbengrdbcn 81 fdmpfen nd)t itattgege
ben peroen.
Ole llc6crfo6r nod 6rontreid mr6 itetis rniide
rcr 0as Qiebt ogar Cir @oparo Goron Der @rite &oro
ser Nritiiden Aouirolit6t 5u 0e 3ab Der einoliden
Toudboutc mebrt iid BON Sode 5u gSode, unO gola
pengc pcroeu BON ocn 6ritiidcn uno fran5oiidcn
@Qdidffcn Dernidtct I'M Gurdihnitt MIR 0rei I'M
Wlonot 5oeben fonuut oie Nod6rdt bon Son0on ooB
Der 8ctrolem. SonfOnnper o8octum", Der ormir
mar uno aouunerc unerer 6lottc an 8orO botte, om
Iebten Sonag in Der @eobr8onc torpcOirt moroen it,
un0 0aB Oic Ganoniere DermiBt mer0en. gScnn Die
Taudboot GoptGne erfobren, 0aB boloi9t omeronilhe
Tuppenienongcn 6u eriDarten icn Deroen, meroen ne
IiderGd nit ber0oppeItem Giier ouf olde Eransport
ooupier Sug0 MAIDEN. llniere Gruppen meroen oa mir
uns nltn cnno oen GntentemGdten nngcihloicn bo
ben qon3 germ bercit ieu, in oen Sd)iiBengraben in
8ranfreid 3u fdnpien obcr Die oiemId) id)ere Aus
iidt 5lltter ser Slide 81 per0en, fam ibnen 6meelS
cbne nbt bebogen, un0 ert redt nidlt bren Angebor
gen. g8orun fam oos Snnii6erenoen bon Eruppen
nidt portcn bis bon Soften rnercr 5otte mengitenS
Den @erlh gcmadt mor0eH iit Der Gouh6oote Scrr 81
mer0en2 0enn 0cn @ngGn0ern uno SSrun5oien fam es
ood nidt 10 ebr an Soooten mongeln ilnO menn ie IN
g8irflid)fet @ertarfig brauteu Oaln fonnen iie ia
Die 1al6e 0liQon Griippen BON Salonif 8ird5eben
Die BORT oocD nnibencno bon Deng ydlBen no uno Die
bel hneller no6 SilO 6rontred6 transportrt meroen
f0nncn ais unicre Gritppen nac gtoro Sranfred. g7
Bcrocm uaren Die mengeu Sruppenobtbeilungen Die
mir I'M 2olie oes Sommers bniibertranSportren fon
ten ood) nlr me Elm 9ropfeu auf cinen beiBen Stein.
8loeu iin6 oie Reaimcnter unerer gtotionagar0e nc
mia eineret8rt ino ic ioit nod ~griine Soloaten 0ie
brtiiden mo fron5oden WtilitdrbeborOe eden teine
oarnen~ Gngldn0er uO SSran6oicn IN Die 9d]iiscngr1
ben eloiben ie ooB lniere Sobne eeraoe gut gcnug
limo fir &ononeniutter2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Ynneef1nc.

gIm 27. slpriGunignnba 9eolctt, glr. 2244,
Slec SrnBe S3 Sabre ali
9lul % glprii Xalurence gS @idirdl, Ser
2452. Gngers Eldce. Al Sabre alt
Qlm 20. glpril Scnnic Wi Soog, RI 143,
Gli9Seii SiraBc, 80 Sabre alt
SIm 2s. glpri Catherine SoGer gir. 419
yioro Bon0 sStrabe, 90 Sabre alt
glm 90 9pril 0lutcnio Sorrauno, gir A.,
SitOorf StraBe, 33 Sabre ai
glm 90 april Srnnflin ~ 9mrle gfr. 1926,
Scoi SraBe 65 Sabre ait
s(a 2s sIgrI 0ieOa " Gfiuc gr. $40, gs.s
"a. SirdBe. % Sabre alt
slm 27 glpril Wlaric 9. 9cnmt1, gir. 1910,
6llinsglbcuue, 30 Sabre alt
gln 80 glpril Nl6crt 9i. GlspuDo, gtr $40,
8urgnoD SiraBe, 2s Sabre ali
glm 20, glpril 9agio Greeu0Iatt, gIr 25,
Sil0-9nn SiroBc, As Sabre oli
glm 27 gpril SuIn g. .0optins, Jtr 1915,
2seli 6oneiie Sirobe "a Sabre alt
glm % @pri Sp1H VI. 0n6le, gir 2454,
lic@nuob SirnBe, 2l NQbre alt.
glm 20 gpri Sup1id 6Drocr Mldrbano
0encral Nopi0l, so Sabre ali
gn 90 gpril 9iatrl sowcuiteiu, SsraeIiis
ides 0oipiial &C Sabre alt
gn %. glpril 9unn @iaribid, Nr. 1854,
@euOlOaniagpenue, n Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
9}erIamnlnuss-Slnseise

,,eJounBs strabcn 9eiD. nno spar.gcrcin glr I"
Die idbrlicbe geriammlltHp mo Bednllens
gSahl iinoen iaii Miittuum A0eno, 2. Oiai, z
bis llbr.
SDbn Sabn, @rdiioeni
Mmrtiu strait Seiretdr,
(QEaif#2) aDiif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
sgiritn0ien.Yiccnl.gI .gIppIifaiiOncn.
Cite gir 4.
8hrcan Der Spirihoien 4iCeu5. .Summiiidre.
8immcr BOG, Jeridjtsncbdube
99m. 4epper 0Onitn6le, Grdlioeni.
George =. 6abcliiie,
George 0cller, nj. T.,

sic nadaenannen Gerioneu bnben @eiit
iioncn iiir cine Guoctail Spriinoien 4icen5
bonn T. lini 1917 eiraereicbt medbe an Wiitt
wpdl, ben i6 Wtai 1917 um 70 ll6r Wdtin9s
IN Neralbuna ae5ogen Weroen.
Broieiie miiiien bor ~ llbr Wdtiags am
WliinDSG W. . @Ia l9l5 elg9erslri @erSem SidIen
Vlredu egldnpt luerncn i6nnen.
MlniGm 2. SraDerS,
66ef9lerf
Game: 9lnrciie: gSarb
9eder. Sobn, 1909 I.s@nlasfi Ctr. ..... 10
@orieS. Neninmin g.. 400-2 Ns9roaomab. 6
Niar6etti, 9ouis. 1901 8 Siuen Cir. ..... 5
&einDeiner. Sreoerid g., tt5 9arfsgbenue A
CLUBS.
o. g. 8. @lis, 307 90 g8. sSnbeite CTR. o.. 4
1rancierrunger.
SIobnioH, Serheri g., 1915 0anober CIR. 90
9oiaiomsfi Econ, 432 "a S.s9onos Str.... 3
tWdi1.2.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
9ipiOcnOen.

NUNpUU SINltW
an biz iolgcnoen Mntcrieqten @on6S Der yllni-
teo 9ainuaNc anb Glcctric COMPANY" OOn Bat
,,Wierdlauts Wledlanicc Sirit Iational SaHi
nuSgesnDlt:
@nlmore Sraciion Cos SSrit @ltge 5pro-
5eniiOc Gnngpn gI. b5.
9enlra Gainuab SOS 6irii Rtee 5spro6cn'
ilge Coupon vi. 90.
So6n g. Stau6,
(Qiai1) Sdabmeiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
eNnhn s.. glnrmnn.

9s iarb an 30 gprI 1917 nab ldnqcrem
Strdnflen SuBn s.. Surmnn, gciebter @diie
Der oeritorbenen Gouiic " Nurmau. Qeb Get
mate. in eiltenl rs. YebenSldbr %erpanoe
uto Srcnnoe Der Samile limo acbhngsOou
elngelnoeM Der Geer0igung bon letner 2Sobs
mina, yir. i1OS, Sanrenc. Stranc, aus, be5lls
mobnen. Sic 3et Der Neerol9ung miro lpds
ter befdrnt genla0t
C2saibngton mo Cincinnati 3eituneen m1s
gen aelduigit copircn) COiaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

g2aS i'm Soufe Srr 3eit nidt SlcS paircm foun
an Gonntoo Bat @ngIono'S 9luslonos Mnter @ofour
of Dem o5ro6e oeorec @oibngtons Dem .9ebc0enfiib
rcrS1 Ser 9rtunia Dor TAO SatrrR sic blbcnocn moro
owcrifonden Golonien entrB, cincn &ron5 nicoerge
legt @oifcnbri0crl6ait moft olcS llnongenebme
pcrgeiien; bo6en ood old ole 5ron5ocu Dem giadbor
bon ieuieits oes aanaIs Giees bereebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

6rnnfrcidJ fat in Der EeriOn OcS Generals Scmri
Fbilippe %etdin ocS gert9eiogers bon @er0ln einen
ncllen gcneroobsdcf erboten mo eS bcrIoutct ooB
ibm nl0glider g8eiie oos O6crconmonoo ii6er Ole
lammtldcu Nrmeen an Der Oitfront Ger cngliiden o-
mob pic Der fran5odeu iibcrgebcn iocrocn miro 0as
mlroe Damn beipeiien, Dob Die brtde 0fcnpc inter
6clomorlhoIl Soig mo oe frnn0oiiid)e GenDe luter
General ytbele nidt nod gSunlA geben, Oab oc Gr-
folge nidt Den fiir6tcrdcn 0picrn entprcd)cn Nber
gebt cs iibcrbopt eillen General Ger in icner S0ac
groBcre @rfolge nit meniger Gpfern ais oe Grunge
ncn geipnnen fonnte? gobl eibIt oos @ene enes
&inoenburgs wiirOc bier ocriogen Der Steaungs
ooer Scrtbeoigungsfreg Bat iid I'M 2oufe Ger lcbten
5mei So6re eben 81 elmer olden goIlfomuenbcit cnt
midet OoB Elm iiegred)er 0urdbrlldj oes cnen ooer
ocS onperen @eaners gar nidt mogIi6 81 ein idlent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Neprnc s. Ecnlcr.

seNler in 49, qe0ensidbre, in Scr clterifen
gSoDnina, gr. 10 N.WiiniDrS StraRe, qelebs
ter Spbn bon SEQ. g mo Niarp g. SeDlcr,
oeb- SWmd 9e Neeroigung bon obiger
Norelle lioe iiati am Sicntaa, oen /. Otai,
nm 3 llDr yiaOndiiags. Neilebnng aui Der
aEol0on Edrf 0cmeicrO)
(ytpril29 Widi1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Der ElnIaOnn9 SOrO NOrtbcliff'S fOlacnO bat Gin
&be Der omerifanilAen Esee iib l6cr 6e iriGe Sra
&C geduBcrt uO Some 9flc fir SrlnnO empfoben 0os
bot Wfitgleoer oeS Souie Of Commons peridnupft una
Nerr Ioton frug 0cn Sprcder ob es ndjt qerotbcn
lci oic omcrfoniide &egieruug 5u erlden lid iiber
barpt gar nidt ii Den Srieg en5uniidcn" Der Spre
der ocs Nouies bcb Dem Srogeeler oic g(ntmort
idluloia Gncm onocren 6rdoeteler mlr0c Gin Orb
iiungsruf 5utbcl Der GoroI 5eiqt, Dob mir fir nm
icre ottpe SiiIfc weug 0onf crporten f6nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Nuniie &Obbe.

IS itlr6 am % glprl 1917 2oulic @pb6e
(geboreHe MropD i'm gllier bon 73 SdOren uno
9 Edgen, .gelcbie Saith bon 9tlooli Sobbe.
Die Seeroigun9 inoe 1icnitan, oeil l. liaI
gdOmtlags I'M 4 llbr Oon iOrcr gSobniIng,
9lr 500, 0ro-WloOrr. etraRc, ans nui Der
.NalIImore Nemelern" lLaIl Lglnra0- Msaill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
CHrISTMss PACKETS
FOR sol D'ERS MUST
BE READY EARLY

The following letter relating TO
Christmas packages for American SOL
ajers abroad and in cantonments will
be sen, by the Richmond chapter.
American Red Cross. to every minister
In Richmond:
Dear Sir: WIN you kindly read
your morning and evening services
the following appeal from the Rich
mond chapter. American Red Cross
The main feature OF the war coun-
ellis Christmas plans for soldiers will
he the distribution Of about million
Christmas packets. No matter how
generous supply Of gifts some OF
the men may receive from families
and friends 1t lis believed that all Red
Cross members will want to unite ia
sending to each man Christmas
packet filled with good things and
good will
These packets cost $50 each and
consist OF few suitable presents
wrapped in a khakI~colored handher-
chef. twenty-seven inches square.
These handkerchiefs can be obtained
from the Richmond chapter A. Il. Z.
at cost Richmond's quota Of these
Christmas packets viii be not less
than 1000 and it is earnestly hoped
that the people of Richmond will
unite with the Richmond chapter In
doing its part. Every enlisted man
from the state Of Virginia will be
remem cred with a packet. All MEM
bers OF the congregation who are
willing TO I'll one or more packets
will please leave with the rector their
names and addresses and the number
nf ma r. ny1 fhpr willing n All
list OF articles suitable for the
packets can be obtained upon appli-
cation at the ONCE OF the Richmond
chapter. Fourth and Grace streets.
The time allotted for the completion
or the packets is very short as all
parcels must be In the Richmond Of
flee not later than the afternoon OF
November 10th.
Very truly yours.
COLEMAN WORKMAN.
4 - Acting ChairmAA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
INDUSTRIAL FUTURE
DEPENDS ON THRIFT
Food Conservation Affords Discipline
Which VIII be Needed In Read
tustment OF After.War Period.

Washington. D. C. October 3d.
Americas place In the Industrial COM
petition of nation that will follow
peace. will be determined In large
by the response that the American
people make ito the present food
/ pledge week campaign. This state
ment comes from the food administers.
tor and In one of the thoughts that is
squirting on the army Of over a half
million men and women workers In
the great enrolment
when this war 10 over" the food
'nistrHtor declares. Europe will
find herself with a reduced standard of
living, with a people greatly dtscip-
lined TN all directions and In a posi-
ton to comnete in the worlds markets
In wav that they never have been
able before. We shall also face a
world with a reduced consuming pow
er. and unless we can secure some dis
cipline In our own people we will be
In no position 10 meet that condition
when peac comes"
1t has Heen pointed out many times
that war has little to recommend It.
However. II the American people can
tFfslll t1 tHeUfSeINtS tUS Hpffit Vi SCH
denial can cut ont some of the wantor
evtrava rance ard restore the pride In
thrift that characterized them a half
century ago. there will he an actual
sain. even from this war. AZ Mr..
Hoover puts 1t:
practically the only moral eaualf-
ration there Is In war In the inspiration
to seif-sacrifice and tn service that
comes out OF war. That In its only
moral balance. and unless we can in
spire our people to greater extent
them thew are today with the neees-
sity for service. Tor self denial, then
we Will have lost the only moral hen1-
At that can possibly be derived out of
the war"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
CHI CACO To TAKE "BAR"
OUT OF CABARET"

Chicago. Oct 3o.--Miss Cabaret. pet
child of. Father Knickerbocker. is
quaking today before the austere and
sinister gaze Of Father Dearborn.
Whereas In gay and giddy Gotham
the FRANKS of Miss Cabaret not only
are smiled upon and enjoyed. but are
considered almost an essential attri-
butte to satisfactory existence. in
sta'd and stern Chicago the pampereo
m"'den finds herself scorned ard in
peril of becoming an outcast. Pride
for months has kent erect the head
or Miss cabaret here, hut he~ sptr'.
" besfnn'nr to weaken under the toad
conturneiv her accusers have
heaned unon her.
Thira~o's tav7'n~ ceha~ets are fac
Ing dismal future. and tho ruhl'cars
Who nres'de over thar1 are krowt,g
ANXIOUS moments Not nntv arc civ
authorities dofo~ their f'-&la host 20
~rease the skiSs that will s,'de the
"a hsrot into Oblivion en- fa- as Chit
caro- - roncer~ad, hut IT1cle Sam Ike
r'tsA fs her'nning 70 look askanre at
the antics that feature cabaret ffe.
Vow York nav think u reeessarv
~ have fts meals md tts d-'-,-s served
while fire POSITIVE trombone, reir-
forced NV tho hest EFFORTS OF the
*~ars H~s~1 the sand rattle tt.a clash
'n@ cvrhals era q whoIn fock Of IN
rans cowhntls a-1 other ta-~ acres-
series. NJ 'ls ont t.s sr~caoe-na se~a1-
40 The ~arhn'e ~ e~rtgE+'v N,,~-
iowa 0ueens NAV strt'-e tne Navy
Workers rssn~tta9 IN the ~, sovr,, av,t
oF ~'oaI. and tNa Gothic vni*a NAV
saa rc+h IN" nau~t+v IN tho o~a~ote-
ouous ~'tn~rn~ oF caea-at ratrons in
tho w'''~' NJ the ~rnaarn aa.co
TO ri~hfnors e~A un~ight Cttna 90
however 'hase features ~ caha~et
ffFe ora SHOCKING F,v'l lu~'-a T., eva~v
"'ri~~'e ~ the csha~et aa-cer ard
~-!c'' eaness lea ne so~+h with every
blatant note ~ -ha 3arz band int ~,,-
T1e-ts Under me wr'isn of 10v Chi
caro- ses IN tho cshare+ n iprki, ~
sau-cn ~ evil sN-+ threatens it's young
rrn~ ard its rsatders
SoT''a ~fi~a 80 ~ hare.e siraadv hewo
Sn'T the der-n olieNf1~ fo~ea - v,nu.p,f
AUTHORITY a~d rawe bean closed own
org ~ others have heno u~a~na~'1v
vailed before the chief ~ NOTICE erS
told the tSfnps tfev r,us, NIT do "
'h~v -,4~h - retair tha'~ Heansos
Thereafter they cannnot vlead they "did
not trov- Il was rau~Ntv
That Ch'ra~o "a ta+',~ mo s'tna9Ioo
ea~'orsiv is ev'derce7 ~. letters which
'ee ders % the nott-cahar crusade
have rpre,ved from citI7ens.
1.-THE cabaret 10 t'a root ~ q u evil /"
wrote nne nan th"~ehv taking 10.
~ st'rr0a off the weII-known co'n Of
The REALM "DRrcsne is the lire o.
ne giris-tfev coil u dancing. but
+he hoofnh dnnCas a~a anoeitc corr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
WYNNS SENT ON TO
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY

u. g. Comm 'ssioner Melvin Fiegen-
heimer on Yesterday sent on to the
United States grand jury w. Fl. Wynns
the negro charged with transporting
liquor who was recently surrendered
by Justice Crutchfeld to United States
officers. It was this case whicit brought
letter from Judge Richardson to ths
police justice advising him that the
husttngs court had exclusive orssista3
jurisdiction In all offenses committed
against the state In the city of Rich
mend and that the examining magis.
tfstte is not empowered to decide mat
tors involving the Jurisdiction of thai
court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31

OF tile only lean. keen. fiery circus
horse In existence.
The traditions that keep the circus
an entertainment for all classes OF
people are kept alive In this years
circus program. everything being there
to preserve the atmosphere Of the
big top
Tho circus returns to Rlchmond
with a performance for the greater
part new and 1t is promised that thers
will be surprises in store for the blase
person who has seen 1t ALL"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31

Part OF the treat will be the riding
feats of the famous English Hanneford
family OF eauestrians. Veterans Of
the circus world do not hesitate In
declaring Richard Hanneford, the
greatest rider now appearing In pub
lie, and his feats OF horsemanship are
ma tier OF knowledge and respect In
November 2, for two performances and
all the circus dress ing tents through
out the country. Young Hanneford.
for he is not yet twenty years of age,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
SURPRISES PROMISED FOR EVEN
OLD-TIME PATRONS OF CIRCUS

is the real arenic star of the Barnum
circus, and that, too, amongst con.
stellatfon OF riders with names thai
are generations old In the aristocracy
OF circus history. among them being
Ella Bradna. Fred Derrick. Chas.
Siegrist, the Davenports. Olga Bondi
and Cleo de Fontagne. Hanneford
does not ride straight" rs the ex.
preston is. but rides In clown make-
up. doing his stunts upon the back
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
GO0CHIAAND RED CROSS
10 MEET THIS AFTERNOON

The Goochland branch OF the Rich
mond chapter. American Red Cross,
will hold a meeting at 2;30 o'clock
this "wednesday afternoon at Gooch-
land Courthouse. Several addresses
will be made. This branch. although
a new one, 10 very act We. 1t already
has two hundred mem bers, many OF
whom are knitting for the sold ers,
as Ii In the aim of the branch to sup
ply every Goochland man in the army
with a set of knitted articles, I. d.
Stokes 10 chairman Of the branch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31

Gray haired patrons Of the circus Of
the days Of ones granddaddies. who
revel In memories OF James Robinson,
Charles Fish. Linda JeaL william
Showles. "the Apollo Belvideres OF the
ring" and other noted riders in the
world OF sawdust and srangles Of
decade and more aga. are promised
q treat when the Barnum and Bailey
circus comes to Richmond, Friday.
q street parade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
SITE ACQUIRED FOR BRANCH
OF FEREDAL RESERVE BANK

!, Announcement was made yesterday
by Governor George J. Seay. of the
Richmond Reserve bank. of a site for
the Baltimore branch of the instttu.
ton which will be opened about JHnu-
airy /. The title of the property chosen
for the site is now being examined.
The property acquired lis the building
formerly occupied by the National Me
chanics bank. at South and German
streets, and its purchase price was
5000 600