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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18

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fslbeu 3sit Der I.stsn Wo9e. frnb tpis
foIgt:
3ufubr.
giinbo. S6psine GGafe
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II. Sept. !. 5042 3142 t232
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10. Sept. -. IA 1869 SOL
II. Sept. :. 142 1720 579
Rinbpis5. = Die 3ufubr mar
beite reifli9 unb Der lotaIe Wartt
befrtebigsnb. Die preiis, NIT 4uss
nabme Der setp6bnli9en unb mittI,ren
9rabe, bieItsn ii9 Dis Samitug, in
eiIigen 5GlIen itiessn iie iosar Elm ipss
mig. 2ptaIe uno austpGrtiss Ha6frage
mar fart. 9ute, ausssipdblts fette
Stisre berri6t:n fart Bis ettpas bos
Der. WiittIere bielteu itetis, absr bic
miielmdbigen Stiere litb 5eifers rpa,
rem tpeuis ssiu4t unb Dsrtauftsn isbr
lonsiam gu 10c bis 25c untsr Ten
Jreitas ssYreiisn. aiibe psrfauftsn ite.
tia tis fart. Gamers paren itetig ,u
10c Bic 15e b05sr. Gute @rabs bon
Stpders unb Jtebers psrtauftsn gut,
uber setDobnIibe uub gerfhsers Stos
ders lpGren langinm.
Wlittlere unO ftlpsre Stiere $500
-12.00; JIsiIder Stiere 800
1000; auserIeisue BIS ertra $10.25-
11.75; Seifers S6.5O-S.75; auSerIs>
iene bis srtra $8.75-9.75; Siibe S.
50-7.75; auserlefsne bis srtra $500
900; Gamers $5.00-5.50; Utilas
fiibe S45.00-120.00; Stoders unb
Jeebers $6.0o-9.50.
ghIIsu. : Bette golosnas unb
Sd'la9tbullen tpdren etlpd iteti9, ee'
p6brIi9e uuo mittIere 9raoe aOsr
Iangiam 3u 10c Bis 15e billiger.
5ette gulIsn $8.0o-9.00; Bologna
T.00-775; srtra $7.S5-8.o0; mos
gsre unb Isi9ts $5.50-675.
aifber. = Starte 3ufu6r in
Sdlo9ttdIb,ru, bic prsiis iteti5 ME
enoe LETTER Do9e.
Bette Isi6te adtber $1475-15.O0;
fair Bis CUTE S12.O0-14.5O; orbindre
unb sroBe $5.50-10.00.
g 6peine. - SnFclae it)ipd9sr
3uFubr uuo itdrtsr lotdIer unb Ysrs
ianhts sRadfrnse Dffnete Der Dlnrtt
1oc bobtr in esn eutsn p6tcls ano
S9ladtiorten unb ben Isihten yers
fanntfortsn. qnoere @rabe blis6sn ftss
iis. DerDiartt mar Iebbaft unb Der
Shlub FART nit gutem IlmTab.
2lussrlsisne idbpere 1885; fair
Bis CUTE 9srfanbts unb JlenteriOrs
ten $18.25-1s.35; Iei9te 9erianSts
iorteH 12O Bis 155 pfunb SIZES
1885; orbindr: bis quite Ssrtel no
pfun6 uno ipsrieer $13.Oo-16.25;
Sdue $13.Oo-17.00; Siass $12.0o
1926.
G 6a re uno 8 Qdmmer. 5aas
fe traren itetis biz etipas nisb,igcr,
beft. Gdmmer bljebn jtetis. 3ipeit'
ilaIiiee uun estpSbnIi9e QGuuner nos
reH ldngiam unb nisbrigsr.
G9nfs, aussrlsfsne Bis srtra 1915
fair bis CUTE $s.00-9.50;
crpindrt $4.5o-z.5oi G0de $a.50l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
Glsasiaa esnIs. .si.isss.

Die tlmidte int bisiism Glsanngbass
telisisn it tsuis suf s7,Sse. 200.
rsfai.estssttatsl.
Der Rstit war beHte fan Hne bic Breils
aeotafi, fpsjisn bic Der Gas-littitn. Sic
na1iiebeaosH Herfdufe iinS " beridtsn:
Ma beg BgSf;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18

- Ole neueu Sffi5ierc.
SeG6 eInem 9eriGt bes rslrinp auo
gnop Sourncl" taben bon ocn Al, 900
acr0iouten fiir Sffi6ierspotente, ipel.
6e in hen aus5iIoungsIagern fiir 81.
ft5lere eincn oreimonati1cu aurins
ourd]ml lf,ten, beinabe 27,000 Deer
etrucs ilber iedBig Yrpaert tlrc 8ri,.
tuagen nit @rfoIg beitanoeu ltno ihle
9rnenni!ng erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
ueberf4t bes Gincinmati
Wfarftes,
Jir bic MOntas. ben II. ssptsmbsr
1917 snbigsmbs ModJs.
Gineinnati. 17. espt.


1917 suoissnbs asods.
Gineinnati II. Sspt.
Die na9foIssnbsn Quotirungsn be-
jteb.r ii9 nur auI Gnsross5ranaois
ttoHtn. Bel fleinsrsn Gei4Gftsn mere
ben etipas bSbere prsiie bsre4n.t.
propifiomem
Sd maI3. prima Steam
23.6O-23.75; fJumilp 25i-25at.
Il ode nstfalssnes Gfsi; d..
Short clear Seitsn 261-27c; EXTRA
ibort clear Ssitsn 26-26ae; iur5e
Rippm 26-26ae; Bellies 2St--28Ac
per pfunb.
Gsrdu4ertes Slsii9. -
Sbort clear S,iten 29-29te; srtra
ibort clear Ssiisn 2Sa-29e; tur5e
Rippsn 28i-29e; gslltss 304-3it.
sugar Gureb Gleii6.
Sainien 27--28e; picnie ShuIs
tern 21-21se; 9rsatfaft Bacon 81
38e; S9ulisrn in pndestn 22A-
23e; Rep Yort Gut 23-23ae; ges
trpdn.te Beef S4uIteru 34-34ae per
pfunb.
SIbsepStsftes IIsi!9.-
S9int.n 23i-24ae; gicnic SauIs
tern 161c; Bellies 31-33c; S9uiiern
in pudeten 19-19te; RetU gcrt Gut
DO. 19-191e.
Grif9ss Gfeif9. - S6iuisn,
lois, 25i-26e; pienic S6ultsrn
1916; SduItsru 21-211e; tura.
Rippsnieittn 245-25ie; 'ibort clear
RippmIeitsn 241-25M; EXTRA fbort
clear Rippenisitsn 24a-24ae; I.!ate
Bellies 1886; f4iDrs DO. S2A-
331:.
Webl unb Getreibe.
RebI. - Winier patsnt 5000
lilo; Dintsr fanep $10.o0-1o.s
so; Winter familp $9.50-10OO;
Winier EXTRA $S.50-9.00; @intsr
oroindr $8.O0-8.5O; Sartss Wei5su
paient $12.0o--12.50; Sar.ss Dsi'
5en fanep $11.25-11.75; 9artss Dsi.
sen familp $10.50-11.00; Rortbwss
tern ssuiifdtss S1o.75-11.0o; @os'
gen, gitp, r.iues. S11.00-11.25;
Rosseu, Giip, semif4iss $1LOO-
11.25.
Dei3eu. - 30. 1 rotbsr DiHitr
$2.22; 80. 2 rotber Winter $2.19;
30. 3 rotber Dinier $2.16; 30. A ros
tbsr Dintsr $2.12; Ro. 8 rOtber Dins
ter S2.07-2.12; probe, rotbsr Din'
ter $2.06-2.10.
MELT 6iorn. - Ro. 1 ntiBes
$2.10-2.f2; go. 3 bO. $2.10-2.l2,
No. 9 o. 1$2.10-2.12; 30 4 bo. 81
08-2.10; Ro. s bo. $2.06-2.08;
Ro 8 bo. $2.06-2.08. = go. / ssIs
bes $2.05; go. 2 DO. $2.05; go. 3 bo.
$2.05; Ro. A fo. $2.03-2.04; SO 5
$2.01--2.03; Ro. 6 bo. S2.01-2.03.
= go. ! semiIdiss $2.05; SO. 2 DO.
$2.o5; Ro. 3 DO. $2,05; Ro. 4 DO.
$2.O3-2.O4; Vo. 5 bo. $2.0l-2.O3;
Ro. 8 DO. $2.01-2.O3. = Weibes
9olbenioru $2.08-2.10; ssIbes RoIs
bertoru $2.00-2.05; gemiidtes GoL
bentprn $2.00-2.05.
Safer. go. 2 ipeibsr 61--G2c;
STANDARD peibsr 60-601e; go. 3
iusibsr 59a -60t; Rp. 4 rueibsr 5S3-
SOC; Ro. 2 semiftitsr 59c; Ro. Q se'
miidter sinbeimii4er 58e; go. d ses
mifhtsr 57c.
Roggen. 30. 1 nsuer $1.S3-|
LA; go. 8 $1.82-183; gao. a ST.
75-I80; probs. S170-175.
mhtstep.
0ertauft tpurben 498 8bIs. 0is
fillers Giuiibsb Goobs auf Der galts
0roeertss.
aaffee. - Cara 27-32e; Wtos
ia 273-3oc; Guatemala fansp 1876;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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tra9.
sSm S9aiters5Ortttl unsss8ersin
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~Ree", fpriat Der Rsbnsr nit 'ntr
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oeibenS
SD fprad ia bpb Dor Iduber 2eib<u,
Die men ger nod ME icb Seroon pers
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18

Sofortna4 9 benz gieraufs
{ d. q g, Der bas Bier aus ben Dirtbs
iGaften oertriebeu bat, lit aud Der
Wtoft oerldtpunben, idst cine gerner
3situns. Solder 1T taum mebr auf=
antreiben unb pirb gu greiIen pers
tauft, ben in friibsrsu Sn6rsn Der
teIte WuabtIGnber nitt erreid@t BAT.
Oabei pir5 bebnuptet, oab INNER
nrf MOif na6 9eutIbIano ausaes
fiibrt perbs, unb mnn6e meiueu To-
ear, boB Die grauersiten biuten berum
Moit geiauft bdtteu, um ibn in bic
S,Dbe 5u ireiben. 0as 1T fait nidt
sIaubIi6, ober Die 9botia6e 1T isbsns
falls ba, buB nu6 ber Woit rar ae.
Tcrben unb Der Spetulationsput5
gum Spfer sefalIen 1T. llub bic alto
solfreien SetrGnte iiro babel audi
niht biaieer eetpprben.
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Stebaiarft

ginetruati, II. Sept.
3ufubr unb 9.rianbt pGbrelt Der
l.btsn 48 Stunbsn, DergIi9eu nit Ser>
fslben 3eit Der I.stsn Do9e. fno tpis
foIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18

- 4" - - A'' Osft.
Die nd4foIsenbsn Auotirungsn Bee
5tebtn ii9 nur uuf Gngrose5ran2c.s
tioHsn. Bel iltinsrsn gsi4Gfttn mere
ben etipas b5bers prsiie bsre4nst.
Evening star., 1917-11-25
Continued rom Third P.r>,

Der II, in honor Of the second wedding
anniversary Of he. son, Mr.. B. F. Bloom.
Of Fillmore apartnnarts. Vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. y. p 2loom, Mrs. A. D.
Mcclellan and Mrs. Flynn Dancing ter
hostess led. to the reception room. which
was beautifully decorated with chrysan-
themums. where . repast was served.
Mr.. ]. J. Petzel acted as toastmaster, Of
fering Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Bloom heartiest
congratulations Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pengart Of Tampa,
Fla: DR.. and Mrs. Bryn Of Havana. Miss
L. Small of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams and Mr.. j. Petzel Of New York,
Miss Verney Douglass. Mr.. Jack Gallagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Tier
ney, Miss N. O'Connel, Mr.. F. Gutsel, Mr..
B. Trussel. Mr.. and Mrs. D. O'Connell.
Mrs. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Mcclellan.
Mr.. r. D. Moore of Atlanta, Ca; Judge
William Mcclellan Of Albuquerque, N. M,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Valley.
The We So Club entertained at a fare
well dance number of the engineers sta
toned at the barracks Saturday evening.
November II. at the home of Miss Mary
Sugrue, 2S r street northeast. American
flags, autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in the decorations. At
a late hour supper was served, the table
being adorned with baskets Of carnations
and the company's colors. Those assist
ing the hostess were Misses Ursula F.
F1agel, Greta B. Hellman, Agnes NJ.
Downey and Mesdames Sugrue and Dow
ney.
Evening star., 1917-11-25
Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Miss Margaret Baxter, daughter of
Naval Constructor w. j. Baxter. q. 8. N,
and Mrs. Baxter, returned to Phila-
delphia last week after a visit to
friends at Washington.
Paymaster Robert Elmore, U. S. N. R.,
and Mrs. Elmore have leased for the
season house on Church street. as
their own house on Q street has been
leased for the winter.
Lieut.. Robert Bowman Matthews,
q. s. N, is at Washington for visit
to his mother. Mrs. r. B. Matthews.
Miss Mary veeder. daughter of Com
mander T. e. De Witt veeder, U. s. N,
and Mrs. Veeder. after q visit to vir-
ginia. has returned to Washington and
will spend the winter with her par
ents at their home in P street.
Mrs BENJAMIN Reeves Russell wife
Of Col. Russell. U. s. NJ. c., has visiting
her for the season at her home here
her daughters, Miss Sessions and Mrs.
Baldwin.
Mrs William B. caperton and Miss
Marguerite Caperton. wife and daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral Caperton. U. S. N,
after a stay of some months at New
port. are visiting friends at New Lon
don, Conn.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, wife of
Lieut.. Commander Wainwright. q. s. N,
will spend the winter at Annapolis,
where she has taken a house during
the absence on sea duty of her hus-
band.
<
Capt. Thomas w. Kinkaid, q. s. N,
and Mrs. Kinkaid, after a visit to
friends at Baltimore. have returned for
the season to Annapolis.
Mrs. Howard Halsey, wife OF Sur
Evening star., 1917-11-25

sence in the east of Mrs. Parker. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings at Fort Douglas, Utah.
Capt. Robert Campbell. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Campbell have visiting them at
Fort Totten. N. Y, the latter's mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Cheesman.
Mrs. Alfred Clark, during the absence
In Europe of Capt Clark. u. S. A.. will
remain at Fort Shafter, H. T.. with
their children.
Gen. E. NJ Lewis, u. S. A.. and Mrs.
Lewis have gone to Camp Shelby, Hat
tiesburg, Miss, for station.
Capt. P. c. Paschal. U. S. A. and Mrs.
Paschal arrived for station last week
at Camp Greene. North Carolina.
Lieut.. Richard NJ Wightman, U. s.
A., and Mrs. Wightman. after a brief
honeymoon. have gone for station to
Fort Sill, Okla
Mrs. Robert R Ralston, wife Of Col.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Pickering have visiting them at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, Mr.. Charles D.
Hembold and Miss Hembold Of Washing
ton.
Lieut.. Col. Robert whitfield. u. s. A..
and Mrs. Whitfield are located Tor the
winter at 1s45 Irving street.
Mai. E. s. Hartshorn. U. s. A.. and
Mrs Hartshorn have leased for the sea.
son an apartment at Willard Courts, at
Willard and 18th streets.
Mai. Charles T. Grimths. u $. A. and
Mrs Griffiths are now at Philadelphia
Miss Emily B. Malloy. sister Of the late
Mai. Marvin E. Malloy, U. S. A.. whose
death occurred at Paris. in September. is
spending the winter at 3522 kenWood
avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.
Maj Samuel Turner Mackall. U. S. A.,
now on duty at Camp Meade. Md, Will
as Mrs Mackan and little daughter and
Mrs Pierce NJ. B.. Travis have taken an
apartment at 3415 Fairview avenue. For
| est Park. Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. n. F. Mcclure, wife of Col. Nc
Clure. U. S. A.. now on duty in France,
has taken an apartment at the Cairo
| for the winter. Mrs. Stanley Koch, now
engaged in a course of social service
work at Philadelphia, will come to
Washington later in the season and
join her mother at the Cairo.
| Mrs, johnson Hagood, wife Of Col Ha-
| good, q. S. A., has gone with their fam
| ily to spend the winter at Sumter. s. c..
with her husbands sister, Mrs. R. Dozier
| Lee.
Mrs. Charles G. French, wife Of Col
French, U. S. A. has gone to New York
| for a visit to her sister, Mrs. William
cooney.
Col. Chalmers G. Hall. U, s. A. recently
detailed to duty here with the Signal
Corps. has been Joined in Washington by
Mrs. Hail.
Mrs. Ira A. Smith. wife Of Maj. Smith,
| U. S. A, is spending the winter with
her mother, Mrs. Doyle, at Los Angeles.
| Maj. Smith is on duty at Camp Sherman.
| ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
Mrs. Harry Griffith Bartlett, during
Maj. Bartlett's absence in France. will
i spend the time at Baltimore, where she
has taken an apartment at the Home
wood at 31st and Charles streets
Mrs. John Gordon Macomb, after a
two-month stay at Seattle. has Joined
Gen. George Cameron, U. s. A.. COM
manding Camp Kearney, San Diego, Cal,
winter the latter's mother, Mrs. Joseph
| Tilford.
Maj. Roscoe II. Hearn, U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Hearn have taken an apartment
| sor the season at the Cairo. as the for
| ner is detailed to duty here.
Mai. D'Alary Fechet. u S. A.. has
| ;oined the American forces in France.
His mother. Mrs. Eugene Fechet wife
| If Col Fechet. U. 8. A.. retired. has
gone to Mobile. Ala. to spend the win
/ er with her daughter.
Mrs. Carl 3. Hartmann. wife Of Col.
y sHastnAnA, q g ~ darling tAA la41as,G
Evening star., 1917-11-25
Radio School Established.

Because OF its urgent need. a radio
school for the merchant marine has
been established at Boston through tho
efforts Of Radio Inspector Arthur
Batcheller and W. W. Butterworth, as
sistant radio inspector. Several ohices
and firms have helped in equipping this
free school. The classes at the school meet
three evenings q week and already have
forty students. The secretary Of the
Department OF Commerce, who has Wis
tied the school, has oflcially commend
ed Mr.. Batcheller and Mr.. Butterworth.
Evening star., 1917-11-25
forrnsr home at Minneapolis, MINI, to
remain during Dr.. Halsey's absence at

geon HAloey, q. q n, has gon6 70 hor
sea.
B Nra James n. B. Brashears, wife Of
Lieut. Hrashsars. q. 9. N. G. following
has returned from ouantioo. Va. whore
she went to see him on. and II now at
5Oakvtlle, the Annapolis home Of the
late Judys sreshsars whore she win
motheF-in-law.
Rear Admiral Charles A. Cove,
q. 8. N. and Mrs. Cove. after q stay Of
sas sa.s1 e san
Rear Admiral W. q. whiting. o. 8. NJ
retired and Mrs whiting. with their
Visit to friends st San Francisco. have
returned for the season to their homo
at Coronado. Cal
ch,pi.,n .a j, :. r Fism,ns. 2: g. n; Who yso
Angeles. has 30 tar recovered AZ to
Fleming. who had attended him In his
illness. had already preceded him.
Mrs. Rudolph Dick!ns. widow Of Col.
In France, whore she IL one Of the
second detachment OF woman canteen
workerA
MAJ. Caldwell Turner, q. 8. NJ. c.,
arrived for duty at Washington last
week. after q VISIT to his mother, Mrs.
Mary Turner. in California. Maj. Tur-
ner's wife and young son will spend
the winter in California
Mrs. Do Witt Peck. wife Of Capt.
Peck, q. 8. M c., has gone to Ports
mouth. Va. for the winter.
Lieut.. Jenifer Garnett. o. g. N, has
gone to Richmond. Va. for a visit to
his mother.
Lieut.. Commander Theobald, U. s. N,
was Joined last week at Norfolk, Va.
by Mrs. Theobald and their children,
Who have been visiting her mother in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Bruce canaga, wife of Lieut.
Commander Canaga, q. s. n, arrived
in Washington last week with their
three children from the Puget Sound
naval station to spend the winter here
with her mother. Mrs. Eaton Edwards
| widow Of Col Edwards. U. 8. A.
Mrs. George Cole Scott. wife Of Lieut.
Scott, U. 8. N. has come to Washington
to spend the winter with her mother
at the Rochambeau while her husband
is absent at sea. Mrs. Scott is a grand
niece Of the late Gen. Ben Butler.
Evening star., 1917-11-25
3ocie}6

absence In France will remain 1t New
York, where she has an apartment AZ
the Hotel Bristol Their daughter. Miss
Phillis Hartmann. Is at school at Gar
den City. Long Island.
Mrs. Lewis n. watkins, wife Of Lieut..
Col. Watkins. q. 8. A.. now on deld
ter at washington at 2ls2 Bancroft
place with her mother, Mrs. George
Bliss.
Mrs. John F. Madden. wife Of Col
Madden. y. S. A.. with their daughter.
Miss Eva Madden, will spend the winter
here at Northbrooke Court. where she
has taken an apartment. Col. Madden
Is in France.
I Mrs. J. J. Glover. wife Of Lieut.. Glover.
345th Artillery, U. S. A.. has Joined her
husband at Camp Travis, Tex, where
he Is stationed.
| Lieut.. Thomas Garner. U. 8. R.. and
Mrs. Garner are visiting the latteri
parents. Assistant Attorney General and
| Mrs. William G. Fits.
Mrs. Louis r. Page. jr., wife Of Capt.
Page, U. 8. A.. now with the 10th
Heavy Cavalry at Camp Mcclellan. has
leased a bungalow at Admission. Ala
| Lieut.. George E. Brown. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Brown have leased for the season
a house corner of Mannheim and Pu-
laski avenues, Germantown. Pa.
Capt. John S. Rodman, U. S. A., de-
tailed head Of surgical matters at Fort
Worth. Tex. has been Joined there by
Mrs. Rodman and their daughter.
| Col Harry P. Wilbur, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Wilbur have visiting them at San
| Diego. Cal, the latter's mother. Mrs.
Widdifeld of Honolulu.
Lieut.. Theodore Parker, U. S. A., re-
! Gently commissioned. during the abb
Evening star., 1917-11-25
Army Notes.

Mai. r. D. Smith. U. S. A.. has visiting
at his home, 1870 Wyoming avenue, his
sister. Mrs. A. La Rue Christie, wife Of
Col. Christie, U. S. A.
Col. Abner Pickering, U S. A., and
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Capt. John S. Rodman, U. S. A., de-
tailed head Of surgical matters at Fort
Worth. Tex. has been Joined there by
Mrs. Rodman and their daughter.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Col. Harry P. Wilbur, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Wilbur have visiting them at San
Diego. Cal. the latter's mother. Mrs.
Widdifeld of Honolulu.
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Mai. E. s. Hartshorn, U. S. A.. ant
Mrs, Hartshorn have leased for the sea-
son an apartment at Willard Courts, a.
willard and 18th streets.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Lieut.. George E. Brown. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Brown have leased for the season
a house corner of Mannheim and Pu-
laski avenues, Germantown, Pa.
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Lieut.. Col Robert Whitfield, u. s. A..
and Mrs. Whitfield are located Tor the
winter at lS45 Irving street.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs.. Pickering have visiting them at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, Mr.. Charles D.
Hembold and Miss Hembold Of Washing
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Maj. Roscoe H. Hearn. U. 8. A.. and
Ars. Hearn have taken an apartment
sor the season at the Cairo. as the for
ner is detailed to duty here.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Lieut.. Theodore Parker. U. S. A., re-
Gently commissioned. during the abb
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Charles c. French, wife Of Col
French, U. S. A, has gone to New York
for a visit to her sister. Mrs. William
Cooney.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mai. Charles T. Griflths. U. 8. A. and
Mrs. Griffiths are now at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Carl p. Hartmann. wife Of Col
HAstnAaA, q e -, Aa8tng the la41asss
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Mrs. Howard Halsey. wife Of Sur,
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Lieut.. Jenifer Garnett, o. g. N, has
gone to Richmond. Va. for a visit to
his mother.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Col. Chalmers G. Hall. U. S. A., recently
detailed to duty here with the Signal
Corps. has been Joined in Washington by
Mrs Hall
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Louis r. Page. jr., wife Of Capt
Page, U. 8. A., now with the 10th
Heavy Cavalry at Camp Mcclellan. has
leased a bungalow at Admission. Ala
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Cen. George Cameron, U. 8. A., COM
manding Camp Kearney. San Diego. Cal,
and Mrs. Cameron have with them for the
winter the latters mother, Mrs. Joseph
Tilford.
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Mrs. Ira A. Smith. wife Of Maj. Smith,
u S. A, is spending the winter with
her mother Mrs. DOYLE. at Los ANGELES.
ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mai D'Alary Fechet. u. s. A., has
,oined the American forces in France.
His mother. Mrs. Eugene Fechet wife
If Col. Fechet, u. 8. A., retired. has
gone to Mobile. Ala. to spend the win
er with her daughter.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. johnson Hagood. wife Of Col Ha-
good, q. S. A., has gone with their fam
fiy to spend the winter at Sumter, s. c..
with her husbands sister, Mrs. r. Dozter
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Harry Griffith Bartlett, during
Maj. Bartlett's absence in France. will
spend the time at Baltimore, where she
has taken an apartment at the Home
wood at 31st and Charles streets.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. George Cole Scott, wife of Lieut..
Scott, U. 8. N. has come to Washington
to spend the winter with her mother
at the Rochambeau while her husband
is absent at sea. Mrs. Scott is grand
niece Of the late Gen. Ben Butler.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs John Gordon Macomb, after a
two-month stay at Seattle. has Joined
Maj. Macomb, U. 8. A., at Lowell, Ariz.
Evening star., 1917-11-25

Mrs. Do witt Peck. wife Of Capt.
Peck. o. 8. M C., has gone to Ports
mouth. Va. for the winter.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

sWar Times--We of the United
States, and especially no doubt, of the
rural districts of the far west, have
been slow to appreciate the fact that
1.-THE piping times of peace" are no
longer existent; that our country is
fully engaged in warm the greatest,
most bloody and desperate war known
to the annals of history. The actual
fact is that we have not really appre
ciated such a condition, nor the gray
ity of it, at all But it begins to come
home to us when we are advised that
postage on letters will hereafter cost
three cents instead of two; that
mileage ticket on a railway must have
a war tax payment added before you
ca< use it; and that even your even
Zgs entertainment at the movie"
/must cost you an additional cent OF
war tax upon each ten cents or frac-
ton thereof paid for admission. But
these things, while striking and sig
nificant, are only the gentle wavelets
tapping the quiet, land-locked shore
so far as affording any measure of the
possibilities OF the existing ocean of
stormy conflict We shrink from
speaking, or even thinking about it,;
<hut when the time comes, as come it
Mlst, if the storm be not soon al
la.\1, that our own sons and brothers
write from the dismal trench and of
the desperate charge when the gal
liant ship that went down before the
lannon's mouth or by torpedo assas-
sination carried with it hundreds of
American youth; when long lists of
killed and wounded in action shall be
full of the names of those nearest and
dearest to us-the good, the brave, the
true: then, no longer sheltered, will
we begin to feel and know and bow
before the grief-laden waves of this
tempest of death as our English and
French cousins have so long been do
ing.