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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
LOS NEGROS EN- JURADO ME-
GAN SER CULPABLES.

Uno de los incidentes mas nota-
bles de los que Sc han registrado en-
Ia Corte Marcial que esta juZgando
a los ounce negros, que ~pertenecie-
o al "a Regimiento de Infanteria
Y e Guienes sc acusa de haber toma-
do parte en- los motines registrados
en- Ia ciudad de Houston la noche del
% de Agosto del corriente ano. pro-
testan que clos son inocentes V ase-
guran que no tomaron parte activa
en- aquellos sangrientos successes.
Aver, dos de los acusados pidieron
que Sc les permitiera hablar para
refutar los cargos que en- su contra
Sc hacen. Les fue concedido tai per-
misc Y manifestation que Sc defen-
dian solos porque su i~nocencia no
necesitaba defensores, que esos son
unicamente para los criminales.
Sc espera que manana den prin-
cipio los debates entire ell defensor
y ASSESSOR, Y para la semana entran-
tie Sc conocera ell fallo del Console
de Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
'FUERoN APREHENDIDAS UNAS
CRUZADORAS.

Los agentes del departamento de
detectives, que es bajo la direction
del captain Caruthers, detuvieron
tres mujeres que 5 dedicaban al Off
clio de cruzadoras en- las tiendas de
ropa de la localidad. Al las tres mu.
ieres Sc les recogieron algunas telas
de soda por valor de doscientos do
lares, pertenecientes la mayor parte
de elias q la casa de Joske.
Las cr1zadoras estan presas en- el
departamento de detectives, pendien-
ties de Investigation, pues Sc cree que
saben de algunos otros robos. Guam
do SC les p%reguntaron u generates,
manifestation ser de Monterrey, n.
L., solo que al hacerles a'gunas pre-
guntas sobre dicha poblacion, no pu-
dieron contestants satisfactoriamen-
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
COntraera matrimoniO Ia
hija del ex=Presidente
Cleveland

LONDRES, Diciembre 23.-Se ha
anunciado de n manera Iormai, 'en
esta ciudad, el pr6ximo enlace de la
Senorita Esther Cleveland, hija de-
fiaado Greover Cleveland, gu fue
Presidente de los Estados Unidos, con
81 captain Bosanquet, hijo de Sir AL
bert Bosanqaet, que ha p~restado dis
tineuidos servicios en- ell ejercito,
por 10 que ha recibido varias condo
c~oraciones de gobierno britanco.
Miss Cleveland vino a esta capital
en- JUNO del ano pasado, despues de
haberse recibido de enfermera e ms
t~ructora eSpecialista de ciegos, ingre-
SanGo a prestar U ~serviciOs volunta-
riamente, en- la Casa de los Soldados
cicgos. estahlecida en- Dunstans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
Sc PRACTlCAN AVERIGUACIO,
MES SOBRE LA MUERTE DEL
SOLDADO GRIFFITH

N!-aSSS1&SsG ~
FL sabado a ia una de Ia tarde,
fue encontrado en- ell canine de Rock
| Quarry el cadaver del policia militar
A. Griffith, quien tenia ell pecho a.
travesado por una bala de pistola
automatica, de las reglamentarias en-
ell ejercito americana. Junto al ca
diver de Griffith Sc encontro Ia pis-
tola que este usaba Y las c~olillas de
cinco cigarrillos de papel, 10 que a
primera vista daba idea de que el po-
licia militar Sc habia suicidado. des-
pues de haber meditado mucho SD de-
termination, va que tuvo tempo de
fumarse tai numero de p~itillos. Sin
embargo, en- Ell d~epartamento de po-
licia mllitar. no sc cree que Griffith
Sc haya p!ivado de la vida, sine que
fuc victima de un crimen. Aver do
mingo, durante TODD e. dia, el mGdi-
co militar Hugh ]. H~udrath, que fle
Ell que ]reconoc!0 Ell cadaver de Girl
fifth, estuvo practicando algunas
investigacionas, basado en- ciertos da-
tos que SO pudieron recoger Y en- Ia
~trayectoria que sigui6 el proyectil
que prir0 de Ia existencia al finado.
FL cadaver de Griffith fue encon-
trado entire Ia melaza por un mucha-
cho que andaba cazaNdo perdices.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
10 QUE DUO Ell MlNISTRO DE
HACIENDA lTALIANO.

ROMA, Diciembre 2%.-En el in
forme anua! que el Ministro de Ha-
cienda italiano rinde al Parlamento,
Sc contiene 10 que q juicio del refe-
lido economista, tiene que hacer ell
pals V que Sc resume de la manera
siguiente: corsagrarse por complete
4 "a guerra Y a Ia economic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24

de ALI caimos al patio, l~ogrando de
~nuevo qaitarme ella la pistola, que
va en- su poder la dispar6 varias We
ces. Para entonces habia lo@rado
d~esprenderme de ella V las balas no
me alcanZarom.
"Cuando Ia desarme, Mrs. Fucker
man sc fingi6 "muerta,' pero cuando
envie a mi muier por un policia para
que viniera a tomar raZ0n de 10 que
habia pasado. Ia sonora Sc puso ra-
| pidamente de pie Y dijo cue 20 no
re a~treveria a pedir que la arresta-
ran. pues CUE Wilbur Doughty, FL
lider republican, de! Condado dc
Nassau Y el Juez Raisig de Cedar
hurst. no Ia verian il a la carcel.
Tambitn me diio que 81 la hacia g.
rrestar. "se las pagaria," tarde o tenn
prano. Despu6s me suplic6 que le
diera la pistola porque guerra ma
tarse, pues no podria sobrevivir n
esa pena. lie die que Sc esperara
hasta que saliera en- libertad baio
~fianza, pues saba que trataria de
matarme 81 le daba la pistola."
Elsie Schwartz. que trabaja como
donceila en- la asa de la sonora Zuc-
herman. fuG otra de los testigos que
Sc examinarcn Y refiri6 los inciden-
tes que procedieron a Ia salida de Ia
sonora para la casa del criado.
eel senior V Ia sonora Zuckerman,
habian tenido una disputa, dijo Ia
doncella, a Ia bora de la comida, de
la cual pude enterarme por que 20
servi la mesa. Cuando lie puse al Sc
nor IN pedazo de carne en- su plato,
Ilevant6 la vista hacia, su esposa Y le
~pregunt0:
"Tiene algun veneno esto?"
La sonora ]entonces Sc puso a 10
rar Y suhio a sus h~abitaciones de
donde cogi6 una pistola. Pidi6 luego
por telefono I'm taxicab V Sc fue a
Ia casa de la sonora Cohen V de ALI
4 la de Delfrad."
FL jurado Sc s~uspendio para con-
tinuar su vista manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
Fickeri tfiunf0 sobTe Su
enemigo c. SWeigert
La bomba que estall6 en- la casa
del gobernador tue la
cauSa del triunfO
Especial para LA PRENSA.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Die. 10
Por una mayoria abrumadora, Ell Sc
nor Tickert. candidate reeleccionista
al iuzgado de distrito de San Fran
cisco. triunf0 contra su c~ontrincante
el senior Charles Sweigert.
e. resultado de Ia selection fue con-
trario del TODD q 10 a Sc esperaba,
pues los partidarios del ultimo de los
candidates citados CREAM que 81 no
t~riunfaban al menos o]btendrian ma
vor numero de votcs.
La creencia general es que Ell aten-
taGo dinamitero que Sc consume en-
Ia casa del gobernador del Estado
de California, senior Stephens, hlzo
uensar 4 los votantes en- la. necesi-
dad de apoyar al senior Fickert, quie1
ha hecho una terrible campana con-
ira los anarQuistas Y dlnamiteros
u operan en- California.
e. hecho de que Ia bomba haya es-
tallado precisamente en- Ia manana
del dia en- que las elecciones de iban
a verificar V Sc verificaron. ma hecho
presumir 4 los enemigos de Fickert
politicos amigos de este fueron
los que hicieron explotar Ia bomba,
para hacer vacilar a IL opinion pu-
blica a la nora del vote.
e. expresideate Roosevelt Ia ca
blegrafiado al senior Fickert felici-
tandolo por su triunfo al que llama
de la ley sobre Ia anarquia'.
La suerte de Mooney ' de los COM
plicados en- ell complot de la 0Omba de
dinamita que estall6 en- IA Gale de
Market. vuelve 4 eStar en- peligro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
Sc HALLA. 49,.
(Viene de la LAD

mis- ~poderosos sotenes cor que cuen-
q eI actual Jefe del Executive, ha-
bie2do l!ogado IL situaci6n a IN pc
riodo de tai manera cr!t:co que. Sc
c.ir s. asegura, un grupo de militia
ros encabezado por Oregon, !e
nIante6 a Carranza Ia question con
absolute franqueza Y lie pidi6 en- for
one mas hien pareci0 n exIGenc!a
i,eludib1c. que Sc a~lejara de Cabre-
70 = de 81 grupo. del que forman
narte principal los que ~regentean los
principales periodicos de IA Metro
roll Entonces fue cuando Carran-
- le suplic6 q Cabrera que acepta-
~ n comisi6n. que le iba 4 nombrar
nara ir q representarlo a las COME
r~encias de Buenos Aires. con Ia es-
oeranza de que. en- el termino de
rratrc meses que en- su concepto.
se-a IN duraci6n de! viaje de Cabre-
-. p.eda haber mejor2do Ia situa-
cion Y haberse pegado a un arreglo
Il le permita volver q uti!izar en-
Mexico Y en- Ia politica activa. los
servicios de su mentor. Carranza
comienza a comprender "a magnitud
De Il to.peza cue ha cometido al en-
brolrarse en- una desagradable cues
ton de caracter internaciona! Y al
a un fiasco como e. cue Sc
lie espera, por darle seduction q una
de tantas intrigas ~politicas, como a
diario Sc d~esarrollan en- el seno del
carrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
DESASTRCSA CAMPANA CON
IRA Ell FELICISMO
Viene de la 1a.)

ell general carrancista Alejo Gonza-
lez, llevG, cast las tres cuartas par
ties han muerto o han quedado impo-
sibilitados para Ia lucha, victimas de
las Intermediates de Ia region, de
las que solo los natives estan libreS.
Cast toda "a genie Que fue envia-
ia q combatir al ItSmo, es de Coahui-
Ia, Y Ell solo china esta acabando con
ella.
Ademas, los soldadas, faltos de sus
haberes, no tienen animos para pc
| presente una oportunidad para clio.
lear, V defeccionan en- cuanto Sc les
Total: que no Sc ha hecho NADIA
de 10 que Sc ~esperaba hacer, V que
el felicismo sigue commando una en-
tensa porci6n de terreno. no inician-
do mayores a~ctividades. por Ia falta
de armas Y parque.
| Contrabandos serprendidos.
Segun este mismo informante, los
! felicistas han venido recibiendo fire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
RESCUARDO DE LA FRONTERA
CViene de la 1a.)

hacendados han resuelto poner fin a
tales robos, Y los rangers y los solda-
dos tienen orden de disparar sobre
TODD individuo encontrado en- las GER
canias De los vados que los ladrones
han venido aprovechando. y que Sc
haga. por 81 actitud, so~spechoso de
tai delito.
Tambien Sc sabe que 4 los soldados
ladrones ayudan no pocos civileS de
las rancherias meXicanas Y aun de
"a ciuGad de Pieiras Negras, 10 Qua
ia prueba de Ia gran miseria que en-
aQuellos lugares eXiste Y que cada
dia sc mace mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24

cuentes contrabandos de parque, 10
m;smo por terra que por mar, aun
cuando muchos de ellos han caido en-
poder de las fuerzas del gobierno.
e. que Sc ma e~ncargado de Ia Vi
gilancia para evitar que dichos en-
Was lleguen a poder de los felicistas,
ha sido e. general carrancista Fortu-
nato Maycot.
Durante las lltimas semanas, May
cot ha s~orprendido a cuatro peque-
nos v~eleros que llevaban grandes can
tidades de municiones para los rebel
deS.
Sc dice que otros han podido des-
cargar escapando a tai vigilancia, V
que en- breve los felicistas iniciaran
su ofensiva contra las tropas del go
bierno,
Evening star., 1917-04-01
WILLIAM L. SYMONS RESIGNS.
Leaves Patent Office, Where He
Served Number of Years.

William L. Symons, who has been 4
member OF the examining corps of the
United States patent office for NUM-
Der Of years. has resigned While an
examiner, he usually was assigned to
duty in the trade mark division and
the Interference division of that office,
having made special study of the law
applicable to cases considered IN those
divisions. He has lectured for the last
five years on patent and trade mark
Evening star., 1917-04-01
SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON c. T. 1e17-PART .

law In one of the local law schools;
has published a text book on the Law
of Patents for Designs" q treatise on
Copyright of Prints and Labels" and
a lecture on 'How to Choose and Pro-
tect Trade Mark"
Mr.. Symons is native of Ohio. He
has been secretary of the Ohio Society
of Washington since its organization;
is q graduate of George Washington
University. having received three de-
grees from that Institution, and a mem
Der of the bar of the District of Colum-
bia and the state of Ohio.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Former Bank Cashier Sent to Prison.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March CIV. II.
tionl Bank Of Wartrace, Tenn, was sem
fenced to five years in the Atlanta federal
prison today by Federal Judge E. T.
Sanford on the charge of misappropria-
ton Of the banks funds.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Jeonce Perrett, u noted French pro-
ducer. is to film Robert Warwick in one
Of his own original stories. entitled
The Modern Othello" Elaine Ham
merstein is to be the leading woman of
the production.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Essanay is to film supplements tc
SINNERS Dress Suit" entitled Skin
ner's Big Idea '.Skinner's Baby" and
"Skinner's Waterloo"
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The movie press agent says Madge
Kennedy has q little boy, whose name
ds Elton and who wanted to swallow a
th1mble to see what would happen.
They invade private life even in the
movies.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Clara Kimball Younss fifth SeIznicl1
picture is entitled why I Left My Hus-
band" it is to be followed by Il series
of studies of modern society.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

It is reported that the Hawaiians are
lately making bricks out of the lava
which occasionally sweeps down their
mountainsides.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Ibsen's 'rrhe Doll House" has been
filmed as Bluebird feature. with
Dorothy Phillips in the role made ia
nous by Mary Shaw. Another Bluebird
picture, The Flower of DOOM" has
Goro kino, a Chinaman, for its leading
player.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The Douglas Fairbanks Company is
hunting for the author of "a Regular
Guy" to remunerato him for his see
mario!
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Sunshine and Community Society

sunshine and Community Society
Nearly 200 members in the eight
branches of the society have volun-
teered as a unit for work with the
Woman's Volunteer Aid of the Dis
trict Chapter of the Fed Cross to make
surgical dressings and bandages This
action was taken Friday at board
meeting in the home of the acting
president. Mrs. Charles =. Eeyser, 1869
Mintwood place, in response to an ap-
peal made by Mrs. Ella S. Knight, or
ganiZer and president of the society.
The unit VIII meet at the home of
Mrs. keyser until headquarters have
been secured. AS soon as the work
has been well started as q unit, the
eight branches will have sewing sec
tions III various parts OF the city.
The following Were appointed dele
gates to represent the society at the
meetings of the District Federation of
Women's Clubs: Mrs Charles Z. Keyser
Mrs. L. kahan, Mrs. Edward 7. Per
kins, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Zinkham
Miss Dorothy Clarkson was appointed
chairman of committee to arrange
for the society's annual luncheon.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

1t was rising to let q ship pass, in an
auto going fifty-five miles an hour,
which plunged into the water thirty
feet below. It was genuine plunge.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The jefferson Davis Chapter, I. ID. c.,
at its last monthly meeting passed a
upaHimous vote expressing fidelity to
the United States and to the adfniaistra-
stion of President Wilson. in whose wis
dom the members confde. They also
desired to make known their readiness
to help their native land in any way in
which they could render patriotic
service.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

W. 4. E.-A meeting to perfect the
organization of woman's committee
on employment, cooperating with the
women and girls division of the United
States Department of Labor. will be
held in the assembly hall of the Pub
lie Library on Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
The chairman, Mrs. William Hitz, will
preside and the commissioner general
of immigration, Anthony Caminetti,
and Mrs. Philip North Moore. presi-
dent of the National Council of Wom-
en-. will maAe short addresses. The
election of three vice chairmen and
adoption of a constitution and bylaws
will be other features of the program.
Members OF all church and club organ
iZations of women are invited.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Filnograns.

from Second Page,
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The BlOOminsdale Chapter. Y. W. g. A..
was organized Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Rhoda Martin, 81
Rhode Island avenue northeast. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs:
Woodbury. Pulsifsr. chairman OF the
membership comnlittae, which Is in
charge of all chapters. Short addresses
were made by Mrs. Pulsifer, Miss Flor
ence NJ. Brown and Miss -Ardell Payne.
the membership secretary. The officers
elected We're: President, Miss Rhoda
Martin; vice president, Mrs. Helen Ed
wards; recording secretary. Mrs. y. NJ
Pollock; corresponding secretary, Miss
Irene Gummell, and treasurer. Mrs
A. l.. Craig. The charter members of
the chapter are Mrs. L. J. Martin, Mrs
d L. Morgan and Mrs. NJ ". Weller.
The Bloomingdale Chapter is the
eighth which has been organized, the
others being Dupont, Mount Pleasant
Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Wander
werken, Takoma Park and Princeton.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The WOman's Club of 10th Street
Highlands was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Arcturus
l.. Howard, 5516 14th street. Mrs. George
=. watson. president of the club, read
a paper on Uruguay" and Mrs Ed
ward L. Whitman gave synopsis of
Aida" Mrs. Clarence A. Wise assisted
Mrs. Howard.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mime.
GALLI-CURCI

FRIDAY, HAY H. NATIONAL THEATER. 4 80
Orders for seats may be filed at Mrs. Greene s
concert bureau, in Droops l3th and G.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Tea. 4:3O to 6. Miss Heloise Meyer,
hostess: Mrs. James Lees LaldlaW or
New York. guest of honor. Mrs. Laid
law is vice chairman of the New York
State Woman Suffrage Party and will
speak on "The Prospects of Victory in
New York"
Monday-Junior Suffrage League
meeting. $3.50 pm. leader, Miss Myr-
tie Stimson. Afternoon tea. to 6:
Tuesday-Afternoon tea. 4 to g, in
charge OF suffrage section of the
Twentieth Century Club. Guest of
honor. Mrs. Whitman Cross; hostess,
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson of Chevy
Chase, assisted by Mrs. William Hill
yer. Mrs. George Caldwell, Mrs. W. l..
Searle. Mrs Austin Clark. Miss Mary
Bright, Mrs. John Snyder, Miss Eliza
beth Woodruff, Mrs. William Garland
and Mrs. willard West.
sday-Parliamentary law class
at IL am. leader. Mrs. Nanette Paul.
Afternoon tea, to 6, in charge of ST.
san Il. Anthony League: hostesses, Mrs.
Myrtle Stimson, Mrs. George Eastment
and Miss Alice Hearn.
Observation-Disclosures tea, to 6. Mrs
Frank Hiram Smell. hostess.
Friday>-Afternoon tea, TO c. Mrs.
Wesley Martin Stoner, hostess; guest
of honor. Mrs. c. j. Sindelar.
Saturday-Afternoon tea, to G, in
charge of the College Equal Suffrage
League, Miss Florence f. stiles, presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

ID. A. R.-In presenting Mrs. c.. w. ".
Hanger, wife of the United States COM
missioner OF conciliation and media
tion. as a candidate for the office of
vice president general, her friends feel
they have found an ideal Washingto-
nlan as n candidate for place of great
honor within the national society. Mrs.
Hanger. who was Miss Lucy Calf. is Il
member of a family prominent for Il
century in the financial interests Of the
District. She was educated in the pri-
Tatc schools of this city, later being
sent to Paris. and for the greater part
OF her married life has maintained y
charming home on Massachusetts ave
nUe. She has served as chapter regent
and on various committees of the =.
y. r.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

me anthony League met Tuesday.
len Mr. Eleanor Bingham gave her
second lecture on the True Philosophy
Of Life Judge Wilmer J. l.atimer
VII speat OF lie u urh Of the Juvenile
court Thursday at GVy1 CoIumbi;, road
uh Thich occasion Auolph " eruer viii
sing. Mrs. Anna l.. HeudIey and Mrs.
Nannette B. Paul. president and vice
president of the league, will return to-
morrow from Florida
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The Twentieth Century CIuh Will
meet Thursday at 1890 am, in All
Souls Church, Nth and L streets. THE
speaker OF the day viii be Edward I
Tylor. who VIII give an Illustrated lee
tnre ON Camera Notes OF a Nature
Lover" The program will bepin ar
1i:SO and the public is invited
During the business ine-rin.- a Al,
report VIII he made on the progress
made IN the lted Cross workshop whicj,
was opened Il month ago at 1901 Con
Iecticut avenue under the auspices or
the club. The shop is open daily from
80 ti-i4- To l pm. and also from g to /,
Elu"S afternoons. Mrs. Ernest T.
BIcknell, chairman of the committee is
IN charge OF the surgical dressings on
Mondays, Mrs. George Putnam and Miss
trace ills on Tuesdays. Mrs. Putnam
and Mrs. Edward Il. Clark on Wednes-
days, Miss Swazey on Thursdays, Mrs
Clark and Mrs. K. l.. Marshall on Fri
days and Mrs. Bicknen and Mrs. Gilbert
IL GroSvenor on Saturdays. Mrs Fred
erick V. Coville. who has charge Of the
cutting out and sewing of the hospital
E:Nments. has as chief assistants: Mon
days, Mrs. Joseph Stewart: Tuesdays
A.rs. Philip H. Smith and Mrs. Harrison
Stidham; Wednesdays, Mrs LYMAN b.
Swormsiedt; Thursdays. Mrs. c. Hart
Merriam: Fridays, Mrs. Claude E. Cliff
ton. and Saturdays, Mrs. Lowry L. Nor
Tiil. IN addition to the club members
"A large nuinbec OF women who are not
members are cooperating in the work
which Is being done for American SOL
G1s-s aIid sa1lo-a. MIS-. Richard Fay
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The Young Friends Club met last
sunday at the Alliance House. An ap-
preparation for funds to cover the ex-
penses of the orchestra was brought
10 the floor by Joseph Goldstein, di-
rector of the orchestra. Alec Iiurwitz
was elected captain of the base ball
and tennis teams for the coming sea-
son. Election of officers followed
sam Rosenberg, president; Harry sFrie-
denbeIg. we president: Morris Alien
treasurer; Harry Gellman, secretary
and Henry TENN. sergcant-at-arns
The officers of the former admins
tration were Alec Hurwitz, Julius
Eanet, Morris Alien, Sam Sugar and
Louis Berman. Refreshments were
served. Visitors are welcome at all
meetings.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
Monday evening in the Public Library
with the president. Mrs. Matte Queen
Ewing, in the chair The topic of the
evening. American Inventions and In
ventors," was the subject Of an address
by L. V. Carr. past president Of the So
ciety. The subject was discussed gem
orally by J. W. Davis. s. j. MacFarren
and Mrs. J. Il. Hyatt. Mrs. Ewing
spoke of the development Of the tefe-
phone. The society will celebrate its
| twentieth anniversary the evening Of
April at Ingram Memorial Church.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
edlimme Grfa6rnuscn.

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@riino Scr @rofIomation oes @rGii.
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feiteebnlten, bis O3Gberes ii6er icine
9lngaben inO ieine @erionIi6feit felt
eeiteIlt per0en fonn. Ger Monn
puroe in Someriet.Golntp bemerft,
Die CT bon elmer 3nrm 5nr anocren
ging llnO Oos 9ono in 9lugeni1ein
nabm. ga ser Monn onI6eineno
ie6r oeri1IoHen mar. bernlttbete man,
oaB er moglider @eiie Elm beutiber
'Spion iei uno bena6ri6tigte oos
8unoes SuIti5 5-Geportement. Wlar.
i6oa Stodbom ionOte einen ieiner
0iilfS-Wari91ae na6 GriSfiel6 un0
lieB Oen Mann berboften. 9lls er ge.
Itern i'm giireou oorgefii6rt ipuroe,
batte er $1,000 In Ser 8oIde imo CAB
an, ooB CT ouf Der Su6e nob elmer
6orm iei @r miro bis ollf @eitcres
feitge6olten bis man geItimnteS
ii6er feline Yerion crmitteIt Bat.
Jfedt trollrige @rfabrungeh mod.
ten Dor einigen Sogen aud orei oeilt-
icbe 6rauen aus Connecticut, pel6e
bon elmer 2anoaeentur in 9lem. Oort
OernnloBt iplrOen in i6rer Seimat1
i6re Soden 81 Oer6uBern mO cine
6orm in Sorforo-Gountp 81 faufen.
Der 9[gent bate nntiirlicb Ole 6orm
unO oos Sono 10 ausgemalt, oaB oie
Orei ISraiten, cine @lutter unO 5luei
So6ter, bier IN Morplono oos refine
Yorooies 5lt iinOeu erparteten. 9llS
lie ollf DER be5eidnenoen 6arm onfn.
men, fanoen Tie 9iesbooen Elm ber-
foueneS Sous uno fein @aiier oa'
rallf. @nttGuidt fnmen iie nod 9al-
timore unO fe6rten berorolien iiber
Die glnslager, na1 i6rer friiberen
6einat9 8uriid.