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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27

Mrs. Marian Crane announces her
annual clearance sale with 20 per
cent discount on her entire stock. ex-
cepting art linens. 11o-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27

WANTED; A salesman and collect
or for Volusia county. Apply A. w.
CANTER. Orlando. Fla. 1243tp
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27
FOR SALE,

Some very fine Fox Terrier puppies
for sale. Call at Postoffice. Port Or
ange 125-2tp
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27

treatment. MRS. HARVEY, 81 First
avenue. 122-5tc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27

WANTED: White maid to live on
premises; must be good cook, likes
children and will stay in nights. Ap
ply Box CIT. Daytona. Fla. 9s-tfc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27

WANTED: Man and wife to live
in furnished house for summer. Rent
free Apply Il. (. NJ" Care News.
124- ct q
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-27
One-Cent-a- |
Word Column |
WANTED.

POSITION WANTED: As sten0-
grapher by young man q years old,
IL years general Office experience.
Best of references furnished. STEM
OGRAPHER," care News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

rcrn Der Nobncu geiiern 81 iibcrrCi
hell,
Sic nele So5nitnla lit bon ". IS.
Sec, ocm lrdijocnten Der griloer.
ldait mo II. =. 8orretlon, Dem
Erdlioenten Der Gon0llftclre unter
}elhnct. ,}u9IciH luuroe Gin Grill'
cben unterbreitet, Dab Die 8oriiber ei.
ne ldrlItlihe Antnort Dor Dem 81
Ce}en6er 1917 crbalten. Der Arii
tei Il Der Stata bc5icht lih aui oen
FdllogierOienlt lmo Derlongt, ooB ole
Mote, Die ocu 2Ingctelltenani Ganpi-
iil8en oocr olll }ilgeL Die all anoerc
Ncile betriebcu lueroen, oui ,Sobrten
bon loo ,gteilen p0er lueni9cr taalldJ
Die iolgcnoen Slnlllnen be5ablt lpert
ben. Goronttelrc nid)t meniger ols
O35 eeuts per Nleile, S5.43 per Iaa
ooer Sl92M per Nionot. sac W,ei,
len Die mebr beiragen als Sos tdgli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

dc Ntlnimuln mo Grtro.Iienltc liu0
nod Den oblgcn 9fotcn 81 be,ahlcu.
llcber}clt I'M gon3cn Eolio1icroicuit
'oll nit nidt mcniger oils oen often
(beiI Der t0glidcn Goten bctroocn.
9lrtifcl G lolltet mie iolot. He0lt.
lore Boliogier 3llgbeoienltete, Die
nubrcno 0cS gall5en Wonot5 5unl
Gien'te bercit lino uno Die niht Don
lclblt lelern, lollen cine monotli6e
Worontic, lDie Dies i'm 9lrtifel u ppr.
0clGrieben lit oils Elm Minimlnt fiir
ocn Oionot ertlirliue Der lleber5eit II.
Grtro.Gienlt erbnlten.
9lrtlfel 3 bciagt: Reou5irung Der
}nanolmldloIt ooer grbobinq 0e2
Otcllcnolclltc2 I'M BoiiogierOienItc
'oIlen nidt porgcnomlnen mcr6e1,
menn cine lolhc 9teolBirlng iracn0
eincn SDeil oieler Sobnerb6bunacn
aIli}irt.
9IrtitcI Z, Faraaropb | be5ic6t lid,
oll 0eu 6rahtpcrfebr lmb lantet mic
Iolgt: Gllrdiabreuoe uno regularc
6r0ht., Sdnceicbouller- rno Girfu3
3ilgc 9e}a6llng: Gonoufteurc O5a
per .lieile, Ncideniteller uno grcnl.
Ier .o3Sl per DieiIe ,SaGrien pon
100 !gieilen ODER neuiger, s Stunoen
ooer mcniacr miilien als TOO Weilcu
6abrten bc5ablt mcroen, lleber3eii
pro 9iato oc allinuten miillen ae
}ablt meroen,
9lrtitel 4, Garagropb 2-2otale
1cmildte, .piinen o6er onoerc 3iige
Sohn rpie iolgt. Gonbuftenrc O5S PEI
Uicllc; Neidenlteller uno s'renlIet
.ol29 per .yicile. tSobrten bon ION
.Otellen o0er mcnlger, : Stllnocr
ooer meniger illo ols 100 WeiIen II
berednen. lleber5cit pro Noto, Wii
nuten III 5ublen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

9lrtifel g. Eorogropb /, Oeild6e.
1oroer1n0 9luf 8obnen 100 3ngbe-
olcnltetc 2liild ooer Wtil6fannen BON
Oars ooer III Statiorcn o6. oocr oui.
laoen nin'en nliilien iie Die 9fatcn CT.
bnlten, Die i'm 9lrtifel 6, Yorogrupb
Z 'cltgclebt lino 9lrli 3iigen, 100 lie
nId)t9 81 tbln boben, erbolten lie Die
Jioten oes 9rtifels e, Garugropb /.
6llr Sofomotiucn.S S6uppen.Gien-
lte lperoen Die iolgenoen Dlininum.
Jiaten oerlongt: Gonouftellre ooer
SorIldnn $3.50 per Gag llno $3.50
per 9toht; Sremler ooer Seller So. 90
per Gag nno $500 per Nadt.
9lht Stllnoen oocr iueniger iol(cn
eInen SIrbeitatag bilOen. lleber5eit
pro 9iota giinuten ioIlcn 3QDlcn.
6erner meroen Die ioloenoen 2oGn,
erboblngen pcrlongt:
9ilIetcinnebmer niht pcnigcr ais
, Gent@ per !pieilc, SI.65 per 5og,
ooer Si39.50 pro Wtonat.
@epdd Gleftritcr nid)t penigcr ais
% GcntS Der Meile, $3.50 per Goa,
oOcr $l35 per Monot.
@epdd 9llliieber. niht meniger als
% GentS per Wieile, $3.50 per Soo
ooer Sl35 per Utonot.
WcldenltelIer lino grcmler nid,i
peniger ais 2.33 Gents per Dteile
S3.6i per Cog, ooer $lOs.3O per Mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
%Crlanscn 40 Erojcnt melr.

Gic @cnerol.Goriibc Der 9riioer.
id)o1ten Der GIlcnbnbn ,3llgbcbiens
itctcn llno ocs Groen3 Der Giiens
balm Gonouftcilre llnterbreitetcn
qeltern Den @eneral 8eihaitaiilD
rern oIler gobnen Ole 6oroerllng
oerleIbcn I'M cine etmo i0pro3elI-
tige Sobncrboblng.
elcpclano, 8, /. Seq. salt
ieoc giIenboDn.@ @clcllihoit in oen
Ger. Staoten erbielt beute ole ,Sor.
oerltngen Der 9riiocrldIait Der 81.
ienbabn. }llgbeoicniteten rno oea Or
nen3 Der eilenbabn eononttelre. oie
cine Sobncrbobnng Don ourdihnitt
lid 10 Fro5ert beoingcn. Sic 6enc.
ralegorliBer Der ,bcioen eiter.Gr-
aa1iiationen botten oen sliitrag, Die
eobnitala oerycScneral. Seid,aitsiiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
SObere S0bunn9 iiir bentide Sol.
baten.

u III itcroom /. 3e5enlber. -
Gie Sobnung Der oeiltlhen Soloa.
ten ioa IN altr5enl I'M Elm 0rittel
erbobt iperoen, mic I'M HelhstagS.
0allptauslhuB aneetilnoiet poroen
it, Gicie gtuhridt miro aus Scr.
lin aeiouot. Die 2obnung Der I'm.
ter GfilSiere iou I'M aman5ig Yro
sent erboht meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
3u 8eneralmajoren bei5roert.

sSul bingtou 4. Ie5ember.-
Scd5 brigade. Generate Der Notio.
nal 4rnee muroen beute an @eneral,
Ntajoren beioroert. Sbrc gtalnen
iolgen @eorae $. Cameron, George
". Neoo, Charles Z. lRender,
Charles 6. 9oQou, glnorc yrelpitcr
lmo GbarleS $. W.uir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
J0ELGUTMAN&@
6ond4 d4&uhe.

Nnidbarc eSlacc UnnoiduBc iiir
Nrhucn, Sl,SJ. Suno CIiCuheiil-, perz
leu mo grnularblg 9lnhCrC 6u $500,
81 % llnn $3.50
$500 nno $50. 9IrbtroCU6DnIibe
lScrtbc
erauc icioCuHCiittcrtc Wiudlusoaun,
idlnbc 'iir SrauCn, $3.50. l8urm uuo
bCQuenl,
NftNc oocr uatilrIdc Oiridlleoers
@onolhnbc ihr Sruucu, SI,7j uuo $500.
GrirurGHulltQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
~ aen nieariaIteu alretleu 1T Bnltimare
Guppcu, Euppcn, lSnppcn.

&uppcn pnu Der 2lrt luic mir lie
micrcn &unocn onbictcn, lno einc
Scltcnbeit geuor0cn; mir iilbren aus
inherent &orratb Ole iolgen0cl an:
$1.00 r-Enppcu fiir. $50,
$40 Gbarafter-Gnppen iiir .S1,25
$500 GbarattersEnp fir. 81 30
$3.50 &bHraftcr-Euppeu filr. $1.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

t5Iatcs0anbidIubr iitr GnSCr, St,0O
nuo Sl.jO, @clitttert ooer un9ciittCrt,
@rauc Murlaa0 a0anoihlunc fir 0inccr,
St.jO, Spe5iulsISertb
ejIace'Nauoidlubc iHr Wiauurr. 10,
$500 uuo 500. Slcgauicr SlOI. aus
Crip0blc GuuIitdl
@ranc unb iubiurbilc NiUdIa.S1nos
idlubc ttr W1nucr. $500, S. 30 mo
$500, ilnicrc ciacucn speiiula a6rabr.
--Giugaug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
Erci weitere SuoesiGle an Wsaiern.

Alexandria. 2o., 1. 7e3. -
Irei neitere Sooesialle an Mniern
ilnter oen Soloaten oes Camp geau-
regard lnuroen IN oen NIT beuic
gFittog obgeihloIienen "a Stunocs
bcridtet. Gies bringt Die 3abl Der
Gooesfdue al Waiern. 2ungen.Gnt.
3iinoung ,lnb Miidenmorf. gntdiln.
ouna in ben lebten ID Gaoen o,lf "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

glbonnenteu, bic ben uIcntihen
Gurrciponotnten" nid)t piinftlidJ ooer
unrcaclmafig crbaltcu, iino sebeten,
oer Gfiiee bnDon per 1elepbop ooes
iMriitlid, Nittleilnug ~ ma&ea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
tbarnirtc Site rCOniirt.

Sin munoeroollc9 Eager gurnirter
Suite elm Grittc( Wno folt oui Ole
%oIitc rrol3irt; in pier Norticn:
%l.75 bis $3.50 S>iitc iijr. 1896
$50 bis $500 @iitc iilr, .$4,95
$40 bis $t2 S1ijte iiir ... $3.50
%i2 bis $l3 Soiitc iijr. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
Meihoohts ~QoC CchentiiMer.

3u i2Nc l&ciBe uno iurbtae oes
lltdie Gdcn Ittr 6raueu; OtcIe Stple
3u 25c. Gini0hc Gon5liuHenc "a
henlllber iilr Sraneu; cdtc mo nit
tcImdHac @cpiChte Quu5IiHnCnc mit
hey Nono ,gcitdte Gdcn,. larDtge qeitidte
Gden Gcitidtc. etnNcjudtc. nit Sptecl
belett mo lrauer lohcniitber
3u 50c. - C5un5liHncne lafhentiIlbcr
'Ir 6tulten nit bunnucltidtCu Gdeu,
etnlam 4ancnu ctngc0dte mo geiitdic
eduL 'drblgc 9tnptlUirn; Bcneoiu
GpiBcWdAoer mo Er0Ucr luitbculitber.
3a 'je. bis $1,000 Oo2 atRt 5rana
3oil0e laltbcnillhcr lQr ,|roncn nit
OdnogClttdten odul Q,Uocuu Danoae
{adlc mo GcItdic Gdcu ttjutcB
zplbtutanoCr.
Scdl5 in clugr SmQdiel iiir ;5c.,
9Oc. uno 81 30 pyD Sdndtri GChc
linncuc EdltcuiicDcy ltir Sruucn, ciu
Iahe ma 6ancO SuiliaICr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
frtige(pro6tn.
STrau Slauca DC
SauQes.
Spn Der 2lmflage Der Gr.
mproun9 Ses Watten.

Die >SurD brauhtc MIR cine Sttm0e
lmo AZ Wtinlten, ltu iih oui oa3
Ireiiprehenoe Geroift 3ll einigen.
9ie 6reigeiprodene erbalt
uo6 g(nii1t ibrer glnlpoltc Oamlt
bic Sbbut iiber ibr Sobnhen,
Ole unihulbige llrIade Ger ira.
g0oie.
Ninepla 9t. y. /. Ge5ember.
- gdtr cine Stunbe uno 43 Rinu.
ten broll6te Die Surp in Dem Ero'
3elie geeen bic Der Grmorouna ibreS
eotten ougeflugte 5rau Blanca De
Soulles, unt iid ori ein Seroitt az
cinigen oas auf ogtidt I6uloig"
loltete uno Der id0nen dllenilAen
Grbin Die Sretbeit luieoergab. Sn
0enl @abrlprlb muroe nihts be5ig.
liA ctlpaiger 8eiltes9eltortbelt Der
2lngeflaeten erlpabnt.
,Srau De Salllle8, pel6e naDreno
Der gau5en Spei 8ohen oer Ser,
bonblung cine auBeroroeutlthe
elbltbeberrlhung on Den Gag ges
legt batte, empfine Den gSobripriid)
nit eineu 2ahelu aui ben 2ippen.
Sic Ihiittelte iebem ein5elnen Der
@el1lporeneu, ais bieIelben Die @e.
idiporenenbant perlieBen, Die Sane
sIls Srou De SalllleS ben 8erln.s-
laal perlieB, n1abte elmer Der sci
tllaS photographer cine 9lisliuyt
9luInabme. Sn Dem nerpolen ou'
itoloe, in meldem lib Die ilnge Jrltl
befduo, erlbredte lie oas 9lufflam-
men oes 2icbtes 10, oaB lie ur5uiln.
ten orobte, lic puroe aber nod reut.
5eiiig BON lDren glr5te auigefangen.
| Sic puroe in einen bena1barten
9taum sebraAt, 100 iie li6 idnea ple-
Der erDolte. ...
sd bin 10 gliidlih" - oas mar
alles, lpas lie 5u Dem Seroitt iagen
mollte.
, Gen 8ei6morenen luuroe Der SAT-
llnt llbr 80 beute glbeno iibereeben.
JflAter Dtonning tilnoigte oarallf
eine Yauie bis 8 llbr 30 oil, pGbreno
/ luelder Die Surp nod einenG Sotel
gebroht lpuroe, um oas 9iner eilBu
neDlnen.
Ias ireilpre6cnoe llrtbeil giebt
6rol DC SnulleS alltonlatiid) oie Sb.
but ii6er ibren tleinen Sobn SSobu
De Saulle3, IT,, Die ibrc 2lnludlte er'
tlarten. gefanntlid) mar cS Der
Belts oe5 Sobnhens, lpelder inoi.
reft 5l ser Sragooie iiibrte.
Srou De SallleS gebenft init ibrem
tSobnden alli Dem 2onolis ibrerDluts
ter in &Ina0el War, nabe Snntta9o,
Chile, ibr Soeim ein5rrihten.
SRI. 9lmoIia errajurij, cine Shpe,
tier, mar 0aS ein5lge Otitglieo Der
Samilie Scr 6reigelprohenen, oaa
i'm gerbanoIllngSiaal ontpeieno mar.
ais oaS 8erbitt pertiinoet lpnroe.
Ger hidter cntlieB Die 8eihipore.
nen nit ben @orten: sd nebme on
! oaB Sic iich Sbrer Gflidt nod SD-
| rem @eluiiieu entleoigt buben lino
ib entlalie Sic nit oen beIten @iu
lhen fir Sbre 3utlnlt."
Gie Sertbcioiglng balirte ibre ga.
de oormli oaB 6rall sc Saulles. als
| Tie ole SdiiIie abgab, ipelhe am 8.
9lusiiI ibren aeidicoencn 8atten g.
Z. DC Soltlles in ieinen Seim III
Gong Sslono tootetell, ibrer @eiltc5
fr1ite nidt idbig mar. Sic lilbrt2
5ur Grbdrtuug oieler slugabe meb
/ rpre 9lIipniiten in's Jrpfipu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
IeiCrtago -9tcgcnidlirme,

81 &egenldirnc ljir 0onen nr0
@clren; Sto0l9eNtell; olelerlel @rl1-
'c5 nor9en nlr......,.......Oe Oe.
$40 3e9ehlN|rllle 'lIt AolIl2i'
llno 9erren; 0eldnlgtc @riTTc, etc;
HlplHtll Ilt.. ........''.'.' Pi'o'
500 NegenlNrmc; cn9gcrollt;
aroGr Alt@mobl. ....,.......S Sl,9o
$500 HegenlhIrhc Iur Gomen
lmo @erren; 90 MooeIle; enggeroIlt;
Vtonto9 tiIr........,......S S?.69
50 NcgenIhirmc lilr 2onen lnl0
@errcn; lcnnte Auollt0t I'M O}Qrit;
OiolItag mir. --..,.......$ $3."S
NlmunaS, llnterrufe, Jiobcn.
11tcene lu1terrodc, Grtro WroBen;
mor8en nllr. .............,.,Sl.o0 800
@alt"tlelocr Gus NIdllglettc, Tl.23
&nnono9 aus NIonelettc. Sl,23
Ecrcale &lclocr; 9tr. 36 bis l6;
mot9en tllr. llr...............,$l,9S
NoNc Nobcn ona Beacon Gcfen;
N}ontog lllr.............., S3,9S
&lnocr Slpcotcr2, 9}r. % bis 3l;
mor0cn tllr................S3 S3.49
'S9pirftc (lnterrodc, bed lmo oltn.
tel, tIlr.......................79c. 79c.
WltrQChQn Mlu0Crnlulltel, tllr S3 .oS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
Suits beriiblntc Wiantel.

$50 GUS G2Quincttc Fhtib; Nioui
lon 9focoon o0cr Npoiilm &ragcu;
onl Montoa fijr........... $3.50
$50 fciuitc 5eoiettc mo @ulion
Seol MdntcI mor9en nur. $3.50
$50 0obiou'a Ecriian Ntdntcl,
0urhme9 Qcljjttcrt; cin Bargain; ON
:Wontn9 fitr....,.........$ $i495
$50 bis So ans @oa 2}elour,
%lult, Floi0o, etc; icin bcicBt
lllr nur ...............,$l2 $l2,9S
$50, $50 ou9 iciniten 28ou &e
IourS, Gbcpiot3; uclttc NtoOcIlc; AM
N|onto9 MIR. ............. $3.50
SO &jnOcr N}Gntel; 2}oll &cloW
Gmb pielc moerc baltborc Stoiic;
Dtonto0 Uir............. $50. -
SIS um0 $50 @in0cr Ni0ntyI,
attil0c lmO Diuihenawcrtbc &c
ldcntc, iilr,............. $40
$35 cdte Eom Eom Ntdutel; ollie
6arben, Wto0cIlc lmo 9eiGBe. $24.50
Fcljuaarcn itct3 ,uilifommeu.
60 rlniIChc Qturmot .... $500
$50 rllllilhc OtornIot -. $500
$40 Hotbnlh9 @oruitltrcn, $2l. 30
$50 Aothuh@ @ornitlreu $500
$40 Gonep QieIonen WtiIIc, $o,9S
$50 Coupe l&oIi Stolen S1i.50
$50 Coupe 6uh9 &ra9cn $500
NelBc Sotpc Eej54ornitllreH llir
ssl&1G2.a.-,... =. $10.9S bis Si.GS
ySailoreo" 2InsHae hilig,
$50, $22, ouS Qon6pollencn Fop
Inns, @oboroine9, etc, iiIr. S14.50
$25, %27, aus Woboroinc2, 4Sop
Inns, &eIoilr@, etc. iiir mrr $3.50
$35, $40, aus Nrooocotb, CSobar
Dimes, &coura ETC., iiir ... .S2l.50
$40, $40, aus @roa0clotb, grim
broum idnpor5, etc. 500
S5ansroben fir liGnucr.
%6 crottc Gopicn ser gon3mollercn
fobcn, Die $40 lno %i2 brin9en.
2IIlc popllIGren 6orbcu lm0 Gombino
tioncn Nit Sbm1re lm0 Guoitc;
morgen iilr. ............... S3.9S
Strilmpic, feinc @abcn.
Seloengorn tSrauenltriinpIc; IN
ihmar5, meib lm0 loupc, iiir ST. 80
$50 uOnpr" ihmor5e Scioen-
gorn 6rouenitrilmpic; ipc}icu S1.i9
SciOcnii6er 6rouenitriimpie; oops
petite Soblen, Ierien 3ebcn 39e.
SaIhentiId)er fir @cibuad)tcn.
Doc 1Sobrifonten Trouen Nhtitcr
Ioldcntilder iilr. .......,.$ $t2 hc.
Nctidtc Sinnen Iraucl, (olhcntil
hcr; Stiid 49,. 19c., 25c. lmo SOC.
&nitiol Soihentiider; 6 in S6od
tel; ipejleu ......,,..,,....59 59e,
Grepc DC Gbine 6raucn Galhentii.
der; Iilr r............ 19e. lno POO.
0rct Gfsgctidte 1ai0entiider in
Suadtcl; groBcS Sortiment; NOR
gen tiir....,.. 29c., 39e, llno 49e.
| ,Nnitial 2innen M0nner Golhentii
cdr; 6 III Shohtel, iiir. S1.iO
t9cltidte ,Snitial 4Pdnner Goihcn
tiiher; 6 in S1od)tel $50
Nalsbinoen iiir NlGnner,
sour III Suno" Mdnner.Soal9biu.
Ser, in cnololer glusmobl neuer Ntu
tier, lllr...............,....2 BIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02
!sss""i 'sss'"''"'''''' """ 9teueltcn W(0nteln,
Ser nets seldaitiae 2aOen.

Gr brngt ncn Die bccn Wuhu, Oic Nb Oc onncrGNctCn
MCiaHe Mnicre Mnrnntc ahinlnter yleirieNianna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-02

BcItifte SnIu,entitder III 5d)ad,tcln III
$50, Sl,OO nno $500 pro Sfadltcl.
Observation-Disclosures ,ucibe unn lar.
biac Snittalcn ' Srei in elmer Sbdds
Tel lllr 25c.
@opitntcns5aidlcutiidcr ihr aiuocr IN
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01
AMATEUR PLAYERS
MOVE DOWN TOWN
Drama League Group Takes
Casino for Next Season.
TO PRODUCE SHAVIAN PLAY
BrOadened Scope Of Activities An
nOunced to Patrons.
TO PRODUCE SHAVIAN PLAY

A broadened scope of the activities
OF the players group Of the Drama
League in Washington Is contained in
announcement OF plans for the COM
Ing year. The plans will be mailed
to subscribers within a few days.
II the subscriptions to next years
program Justify the move, the series
or productions next season will be
given at the Casino Theater.
Bertram Bloch has been named
chairman OF the executive committee
directing the productions for the
coming year.
The players group has just re-
ceived a letter from George Bernard
Shaw, giving permission to use one
Of his plays. The Admirable Bash
VILE" for the opening production.
This play has received only one other
production in this country. 1t Is
Shaw's only writing in blank verse.
1t was produced in London by Gran
willie Barker. The letter from Mr..
Shaw contains directions for its pro-
auction. The first program, to be
given October Is. 10, and 20. also in
cludes augustus Does His Bit"
Augustus" deals with the war. The
players group will give the first
American production. 1t was seen in
London.
on November %. 80. and December
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01
CHAMBER TO BREAK
RECORDS TONIGHT
twenty-five Speakers Will
Outline Citys Future.
FORTNIGHT READY TO TALK
P. P. QaxtOn Will Feature New
Educational Bureau.

The largest meeting ever held by the
Chamber Of Commerce is the expectation
Of officers for tonight's gathering Of old
and new members at the New Ebbitt
Hotel This assembly inaugurates the
Greater Chamber Of Commerce. and the
future work OF the reorganIzed sssocia-
ton will be discussed by twenty-five
speakers. Forty-eight business and pro-
fessional men OF the city have been
notified to be ready to speak three min
utes. but not all Of this number will be
called upon The time Of the meeting
will permit about twenty-five such tAlk1.
according to the committee in charge.
The feature talk will be made by Phil
ander p. Claxton, United States Com
missioner Of Education. on the new
educational bureau OF the chamber, and
the future Of Washington as the educa-
tional center Of the new world.
The meeting Is set for o'clock in the
main dining room on the first floor Of
the New EbbItt
The list OF those from whom TWEEN
ty-five will be chosen to speak is a.
follows;
R. S. Robbins. Charles W. Semmes,
A. P. Clark, jr.; Gardner F. Johnson,
JDnn Joy SuHoDs o. SOi0 w. SopN-
James F. Oyster, John Poole, Frank
" agner, W. G. Carter, Henry OTTER
dinEer. D. ]. Kaufman. W. w. Griffith.
walter BROMLEY, DR.. Howard p.
Cobey, W. H. Mcclure, Sigmund
:Kann, Harry Carroll. William F.
GUIDE, J. Philip Hermann, Joseph L
Weller, P. T. Moran, H. King Corn
well, Arthur J. May, James B. Hen
derson, George F. Schutt. S. A KIM
berry, Eugene Thompson, Charles e.
Berry, Gerson Nordlinger, George s.
Wainwright, F. W. Mackenzie. Col
John @. Capers, w. T. Galliher. Wash
inKton Tophaul, Carl Droop, S. 7.
cameron, George W. Harris, DR..
w. P. Carr. Oscar 7. Wright,
Louis Brownlow, John Mitchell.
George Y. worthington, Joseph
Berberich, E. II. Snyder. D. J. Cal
Iahan, and Miss Mary o'Toole.
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head OF the group in whose
charge this important part Of
the days work has been placed. to-
day asked The Times automobile ed
itor to put the issue squarely up to
Washington motorists.
A number Of post cards were sent
out. but q diseouraging number OF
these car owners discover that they
have important engagements in Ken
lucky, Bagdad. and South Arctic
Junction on that day Others expect
to have sick headaches, mortgage
ignition trouble, or aci-
dents on June 5. In each case the
wrote his expressing grief
as convineingIy as he could, in his
haste, express II.
Mr.. Hazen feels that there are still
many motorists who can and will
serve for part Of the day, and to
those who ~ish to render . big ser
vice in this important days proceed
Ings, he asks The Times to make ap-
peal. The work will take the com
mittee from in the morning to 0
D. m, and those car owners who will
serve from fve to fourteen hours Of
this difficult day are asked 10 NIL
in the form at the top OF this page
and mail It either to The Times Au-
tomobiIe editor or Melvin c. Hazen,
District building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01
HUN ADORNS CAPTOR
WITH HIS IRON CROSS
German Sergeant Major DeeOrates
British Army Officer.

LONDON. June The strange
story OF how a German sergeant
major presented an Iron Cross to a
British officer was told by a wounded
soldier at St Dunstans.
AZ was in a raid. and we captured
a boche sergeant major and seven
men," he said. They admitted they
were glad to be taken prisoners.
1.-THE word had gone along the boche
trenches that we were about to start
a big attack, and they were thankful
to get away before the show started.
They'd made up their minds to desert,
In any case, they said.
Their sergeant major wore an Iron
Cross. When we captured them. the
first thing he did was to take that
cross off his jacket and hand It over
to the officer in charge OF the raiding
party"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

1. will be staged Jane Clegg." by St
IRVINE, or The Faith Healer" by
William Vaughan Moody. THE Cherry
Orchard" is being considered as an
alternative.
In January the group will present a
bill Of one-act plays. II II hoped that
at least two original one-act plays will
be found worthy OF production. Mr..
Bloch requests that amateurs submit
to him plays which they desire to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

have produced at this time. This bill
also will include The People" by
Susan Glaspen: "The Travelling Man"
by Lady Gregory, or some other one
act plays OF recognized merit
A play by a local author VIII be
the February presentation. This IL
"The Leader" by jeremiah O'Connor.
In order to assure the success Of
coming down town the players are
making a wide appeal for support
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01
DR.. N. 8. FERRIS ENLIsTs.

DR.. Nathan s. Ferris. a practieing
physician in Washington for seven
years. Is a recruit today at the camp
OF the Third Regiment, District Ma
tional Guard, at Fort Myer. DR.. Fer
ris enlisted a. q private in the medical
Department. He was formerly an In
terne at Georgetown University Hospi-
tai. He liyes at 3f7s Ontario road. and
Is thirty years old
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01
Registrars Ask Loan Of Autos
Home Defense League Appeals To Washington
Car Owners Through The Times For
Assistance On June S.

The automobile committee very necessary branch of the
registration board needs automobiles to help in handling the
registrations The Home Defense League through
which the committee is working has supplied number of
tomobes but great many needed Melvin Hazen