The Washington herald., 1917-04-13

In ordinary cOnoitlons would be gradu-
ated in June. 1918, will be graduated in
the latter part of June, 1918, it is an
nounced here today.
Cleveland, Ohio. April 1.-THE condi-
tom of Frank Rockefeller, brother OF the
worlds richest man. took a sudden turn
for the worse late today. and his FANNY
was summoned to his bedside at the
Hollendon Hotel. Rockefeller underwear;
an operation for intestinal trouble two
weeks ago.
The Hague, April 1.-THE Dutch gov
ernment was officially informed today
that Germany has promised to repatri-
ate all Belgians who were 'wrongfully
deported." Thousands of Belgians. it was
already have been sent back to their
homes from Germany.
New York. April ia conference to
adjus. wage differences between 5000
soft coal miners in the Middle West and
the mine owners opened here today. The
miners are asking for a wage increase
of frCm 20 to 81 1-3 per cent.
New York. April 12-John Wehnau. a
German, who has been employed as a
machinist in the Brooklyn Navy YARD
for eleven years was taken into custody
tOudN DS dl SSu "AN'h
uttering reasonable remarks concerning
the President. Wehnau was born in Gei
many. but is a natUralized American
citizen.
Baltimore Md, April Ito save the
life of Albert Ordway. l1-year-old son OF
Maj. Ordway, of the L. S. A. Coast Ar
tillery Corps here. several hundred SOL
diers this afternoon offered their blood.
1f,., rlg ha ma n h
ed to st. Agnes Hospital. where the
blood TRANSMISSION operation was held
Young Ordway has been suffering for
several weeks from pneumonia.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 12-Not only
strangers with suit cases. canes. walking
sticks, or bundles will be stopped at the
door of the Capitol Building. but Sena-
tors and Representatives as well, If a
resolution introduced in the House to-
day by Representative Dell, of Hunting
ton, is passed. The resolution provides
for a checking room in the building.
New Orleans. La, April l2.-The gov
ernment is urged to decree national pro-
hibition as a war measure to conserve
the nations grain supply. in resolutions
adopted unanimously by the General
Federation of Woman's Clubs in session
here.
Jersey City. n. J.. April 12-Fritz
KoIb German convicted of having high
explosives in his possession, today was
sentenced to not less than three years
and four months nor more than five
years.
New Orleans, La, April 12.-The public
school directors of New Orleans. at the
suggestion of the New Orleans Item,
passed unanimously a resolution order
ing the war address of President Will
son to be read in all the common schools
of the city.
Ottawa. April IA message Of con-
took part in the capture of Vimy Ridge
has been sent to Europe by Sir Edward
Kent. Canadian minister of militia, it
2 announced today. The message was ad-
dressed to Lieut.. Gen. Sir Julian Byng.
commander-in-c chief of the Canadian
forces in France.
Paris. April 12.-Frederic e. Penheld
former American Ambassador to Austria
arriN cd today from Geneva.
Philadelphia, April 1o.-The Reading
Railway today announced the appoint
ment of +. NJ. Falck assistant general
of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway with offices at Reading.
Akron, Ohio. April 12.-Three men were
killed and seven were injured at the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company to-
day when an overloaded elevator crashed
three stories to the basement The dead:
L. d. IIollingshead. w. Kennedy, and an
unidentified man.
Nicholas. the Christian name OF the
Gar. means victorious. George means
farmer; Albert. ilustrious; Peter, a rock:
William. a defender, and Francis, free.