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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
ENTERTAINER FOR
BENEFIT OF RED CROSS.

Az entertainment Of patriotic ma
ture Will be given by the members
Of Red Cross auxiliary at the st.
Hedwige school auditorium Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The feature
Of this entertainment will be a play
let entitled 'Zaczarowana Magdusia'
Enchanted Margaret), under the
direction Of Miss Victoria Strauss.
In addition 70 the play, patriotic
songs, instrumental music and reel
tations will be given.
Admission for adults will be
charged. 10 cents for adults and five
cents for children. The proceeds
Will be used toward buying material
for Red Cross work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
DEATHS.

Mrs. Christiana Muntz, - years
old, for over a half century a well
known resident of Elkhart coun-
ty died at the home of Mrs. John
Peterson OF complications of dis
eases following an illness that eX-
tended over period of several
years For about eight years the
deceased had made her residence
in this city. Three sisters and two
brothers survive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
Goshen News
To PROVIDE FOR
MEN IN SERVICE
Soldiers and Sailors Welfare
League Organized in Elk
hart County.
u TLmes Snecial servlce :

News Times Special Service:
GOSHEN, oct. 20.-The Soldiers
and sailors Welfare league OF the
southern exemption district OF
Elkhart county has been organized
here for the purpose of providing
for men from the district who are
now in the United states service
volunteers or drafted. Officers are
as follows:
Chairman-H. II. GOrtner.
Vice Chairman-C. r. Kelly.
Secretary-W. II. Winship.
reasurer-Amasa G. Hoovens.
Executive Committee - Charles
Z. Gorham. George B. Slate
Elmer Newell. William c. Peters
Ike Jacobs, ]. D. Cramer and Har-
~ r Whitmer.
Township vice chairmen are as
follows:
Nappanee-W. H Baker.
Wakarusa--A. G. Lehman.
Middi Ellsworth Warns
Millersburg-W. 3. Barnard.
Benton-Jesse Juday.
New Paris-R. A. Reynolds
Harrison-Almon Leer.
Jefferson-Richsrd G. Lake.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENT
TUESDAY


Samuel E. Hussey lectures on "Ce-
phalic Attitudes" at Hobo college,
GIT w. Washington blvd, 8 p. m.
Mass meeting for Harry E. Green
wood, Socialist candidate for aid. in
18th ward, at College hall, 1913 w.
Madison, 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Mary O'ReiIIy resumes English
class at Hobo college.
Painters union, Local 1874, holds
special meeting to vote on Shall
the assembly convene this year,"
8 p. m.
Prof. Fred w. MerrifieId, Univ. of
Chicago lectures before Lawndale
Civic center on "The Art of Being
Human" at Herzl school, Lawndale
aV. and Douglas blvd, p. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
SEARCH FOR GORILLA MAN" AS
ONE WHO KILLED KOHLER GIRL

A city-wide search was begun to-
day for the ''goriIla-faced man" who
is believed to have been the slayer of
Kathryn Kohler, 933 N. Monticello
av., murdered Sunday night.
The search for this man was be-
gun on the description of him given
the police by John Thorpe, Is, son
of Det Serg's Geo. Thorpe, 842 n.
Lawndale av. Thorpe said he was
a block away when the girl was shot,
that he ran to the spot and the man
showed a gun to his ribs, telling him
to keep quiet. He believes he can
identify the man.
At the same time the police are
puzzled at the doubts thrown on
ThoTpe's story by August Noel, 835
Monticello av., who said he was the
first to reach the girl after she was
shot. He said the boys story was
not true in detail.
The police are also seeking the
hysterical man who appeared at the
Hotel Marion, Canal and Madison,
and asked for Kathryn Kaler, about
two hours after the shooting. He
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
TWO HURT-MYsTERY

DR.. T. NJ Doyle, $3.50 Cottage
Grove av., discovered an unidentified
man lying unconscious last night at
87th st. and Cottage Grove av. At
st. BernaTd's hospital the mans
skull was found fractured and his
right arm broken.
Police Serg'ts Egan and Burns,
while investigating the accident,
found Motorcycle Policeman John
W. Harms of 18th pct. unconscious
near the spot. AS yet, owing to I'M
consciousness Of victims, accident is
a mystery.
Gus Curtis, 10, arrested for purse
snatching, said to have confessed
three hOldups.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy and continued cool
today. Tomorrow fair, with rising
temperature. Fresh northwest winds,
becoming. variable.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27

@S@N a " O4 obO1 dDOuL uuuIlAl6 LID
lost sister. Between sObs he asked
what could be done to him if he shot
her. At the Hotel Berlin, where he
registered, he could not be found a
few hours later.
-O-O
$50 IS s#sa #s#
a" SMILE-IT'S WORTH 1T .
BY Jim Nance
> =
Nobody likes a grouchy guy
Who carries a suIIen frown
And can't even smile when you pass
him BY
He spreads lots of gloom around.
But the guy with the Smile is cheer
full
And he hold the bright side up.
Say, when you sip from the ways of
life
Why, drink from the smiling cup.
P. S.-SmiIe and the world smiles
with you-frOwn and you show your
,ayrinLlae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-24
Nms 6ranS JslanS.

Sn Der lutb. ct. @auIsfirMe all
Der Nor0ieite murben Wlittfuod SEER
SSilbelm s.. @0ttiGe tno SRI, Min.
HE u. 2. Sod bon iSerrn Boitor
@iifelmann fir 0aS 2eben bcrbiu1.
ben. SRI. GIiic &of rno SER So
b1nnes s. @ottiHe fnnaierten ais
E~rou5eiigcii. gln Die fcicrIidc SonO.
hung reibtc iid cine if6ne Sod.
i~citsfeicr I'M Solle Der 8routeltern
Am @tontoe ipuroe Sri. alora
Gberhdrt i'm 9[ltcr bon 35 Sobren
pom So0e o%bberufen. Die 8eer0is
sltlg fono Qonnerstog morgen non
Der fntboIii1en Stride aus ltott. 0ie
Geritorbene miro BON orei 9rilOern
pctraltert.
Serr nu0 6rdu albert Seb0e Iino
BroBeltern g%aporoeu. S9re in SOL.
itein mobneroe Gohter. 6rau Saul
9lib.S Springer, bat am Mtontag If.
rem @ntten NIT einem @tdo6en Be.
Ihenft.
9lnt 8icnstog fon6 bot ser fat9o.
lilhen Stride ans Die gccrOigung
he5 is 0}otote olten ein3igen E6h-
serhellS BON Serru ltno 6rau @ear
atiemalut itott. Die aleine mar Dor
orei 8oden an Der 2uugeflent8iin.
atttg erfrarft ur0 letten Sam8taq
Bat Der 600 ibrem 2eioen Elm @n0e
seIiiaft.
Mar s. Ggge miro fid I'M feline
SieoermoGl gum itaOtiiden Sdob-
n%teilter betuerben. Cine Oiesbe3ig.
lide Getition lit bon inn bereit5 in
lluIauf geiett norOen.
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Siiricr9c fir sic
Gric9s9cfamacncn!

9eip gort Gitn 81. Sch. 1917.
Sebr geebrter Serr Heoatteur!
Sir bitten bofIid) I'M iofortige
GeroffeutIi6une na6fIg. gtoti3 an
marfonter Stel(e, m0gl. in S6ren
Sonntagsuttsgoben.
SohafltungSbon 6onft
Garl 8ol6mib,
Qltf ole beriGieoenen aus alien
Setlen 0c8 2dn0es erboltenen @n-
fragen Itelt sic acknowledgement
3iiriorge, "a Gortb Wtooore Street
.feit, baB Die ibr fir 3iDil- uto
&riegsgefongenen iibergebenen Gel
DER unper8iigIi1 un0 ousi6lieBlid
fir 6teIe p%eripen0et mer6er. 8ie Be
tr1ge tperocn telegrapbiih on Oie
&ilfsoftion in 3ientlin tueiter gelei-
tet, 6eren @eloer ltnm1toitbor iin0,
uno Ole ais Snternotionole 8obl-
fabrtsgeielidoft ben SdllB Der Der.
idteoenen Regicrltneen geniGBt.
Die 9riegSgefangGnen 6iiriorgc
erbiett am Is. 6ebruar folgenoes
&abel:
sllniere Sage irno uniere 9(rs
belt in jeoer Siniiht geii9ert uno
1nbeeinfluBt bon ebent. Iofolen
GreiqniIien. &erbinoltng nit Ga.
deru undeIt1rt. MitteIberIouen
nod ipie Dor. 6iiriorgeurbett nod
8elten beItdnOig 3llnebmetlo, no
fin iueitere 8etrGge betotigt.
Son 5itriidgegoltenen 8oren lit
nid)t5 befattnt bier. 6ilfSoftion.
3ie &riegsgefangenen 5iiriorge.
bittet lire 6reunoe ber8lih Tim mel
tere ltnteritiibuugelt iiir oie glerm
item Ser grmeli. @16reno Der Dto
nate 5ebrllor tno gtGr5, Die ser
ftrengen adlta ue9en beionoers 9e
fitrhtet iino, Sarf Oas Silfslucrf
uift geitGrt uerben.
G5 gilt, 6unoerttouien0e oettide
lno ELECTROMAGNETIC @reile
Sroiten, &ill6er rlto 5olOoten an
erbaIten uno i6nen sic Hildfe6r iii
Die Seimot nod beeuoetem ariegeI
at err0gIiden, ein 53ie[ milrOiq ser
Mttbilfe nler eOel oenfenoen 5reuls
be Der Menidbeit.
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Qfutide g8aifen.@ enunenidaft.

Int nad)iten Sonntog obeno, Den
%. 5e6rltar finoet I'M Qerti6eu
&nuie cine grtrn &erianumlllng 6eS
obigeu 9erein8 ltatt. g}od SdltB
Ser geriomu1lnug iinoet GROCER 8aa
in Ser @ole itotf, 2(nfoi1g 1880 uuo
5u ocm 8oQe iino oGe 6reitlloe
itn0 8efonnte red)t bersli6 einge.
LADEN uuo Die aameraoen mer0en
es fid our groBen gbre arrednet,
tuern fie redt biele 5relinoe unO
5reunoimen beoriiBen fonnen; 0enn
oos ARRANGEMENT aomitee miro Is
an nitts febIen loiien, lint einen
q%enuBreifen uio bergniigten Abert6
Den geiud)ern 81 bcreiten.
9l6tlngsboa nit fameraoihafli
6ent @rub
$. 9ann. Sefr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-24
uahrum0smittcInct
bcrrit6t INT 11icskam!

@etrogro0 "a. 6ebr. - Mostort
miro Ourh 8rotuot beOrobt. Ser
8argermeijter bot etne ipe5ielle Reiie
nod bier utterltommerL Inn at Gre.
mier @olibin tuceeu &ili5moBnab-
men 81 oppeIieren. Die nationnle
gtobrungsmittel.No SCOT lit oernrt be-
oentlih %gefporoen, OaB &ailienOe BON
9erionen be3iigli1 FREEZER 9iotiouen
auf oen Staat angemieien itn0, Die
8uma miro BET ibrem nahiten 3lt-
iommelrfreten oas groblent 8t loien
oerlttden.
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$50 ,,Sccwcspcn'' Att
Sic Britcn oclicfcrt!
Onfcl Sam mag lt.SOOt. 3erit6rer
f%aafcH, uic iie Gnsluub non
bier crBalten fat.

giem gorf. "a. 6e6.-Dte S6ui.
lung elmer 5lotte bon See. 8eipen"
our &~erteioigtng Der olneritnnii1en
aiiiten gegen etpoige 4ngriffe bon
uuterieebuoten miro, mie Die Cleo
Boot 60. IN 9oBonne %, S.. berih,
tet, Die ioebeH an Ole britii6e Mo-
riue $50 Der IL Boot SGger o6gc.
~licfert bat, bnn Der omerifoni9en
8egierumg in 9etrndt ge5ogen. Die
8lane oes 8ooteS 6eiinOeu Iid an
geblid ldon IN ben SdnOen OeS
Observation-Disclosures.
Die ll.Boot SGger o0er ole See.
&eipen", mie iie genaunt merOen,
lebelt mebr mic elm Motor6oot aus.
Sic limo so SUB lang, beiiten cine
Sdneli9teit bon 10 anoten Die
Stltnoe, iinO init 0rei5oQigen Sc.
i6iiben beititdt 1tt0 au9eblid eegen
&orpeoos iider, ga ibr Gicfqang
MIR biereinbolb luB betrdgt, nab
reno &orbeoo8 int biel tieferen 8oi.
ler ubgeihoiien meroerr, Oanit tie
ibre &idtung beibebolten.
9rciS fir Cnfcl Sam 666er.
@ic Die Cleo Boat So. erfldrt,
Iieferte iie sic $50 9oote in lpeniger
olS $50 Sugen gum @reile bon
$4,000 pro Goot. Syn 5oae zines
altftroges Ourd sic beige 9tcgie-
rllng lei Sic @eiellidoft inOeiien gc-
5tpuugen, 0en 8reiS oe8 8ootes itts
foIge erb1bter 9o6ne rno WtateriaI-
toiten ottf $4,000 ieit8uieben.
8oS Boot lit nit je 5uei 8en3it-
ntotoren BON $50 8iaoetrQften
ott8geriiitet uuS imItonOe $50 &no.
ten nit SoditgeidpinOi9feit ltnO
tollien0 SecHtciIen NIT elmer @e-
ifminoigfeit ton Is anotert du.
rild5ulegen.
Qie See.8 eipenilottc ioa, mie ser
8iaepr1ii0ent Scr G(eo So. @enrp
SuipbelL erflGrt, in @ci6maocrn
bon 20 Bis Is @ooten Die aiiIte
abpotroulieren url0 einen qroBeren
befeitigteu Sofer dls 2lltsganqSpunft
ltnb 9aii8 bealben. 9ier0lr6 mir
Sc ieoe 9afeuitdot beidiitt iein. ga
e8 Damn ll-gooten unmoglid marc,
ser G6uBpeite Der aiiiteaberteioi.
glmg8geidiibe gu Gfti6Iiipfen unO
10 nabe Der Siite auf8utoI6en, ooB
iie bon 2ekteren ttidt melr erreid)t
lperoen f0nnen.
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Sram SdbmmamnePcink
bric6t 5ruci Hippcn!

q. 2olti8, 30. q. 6cb. Ole
beriibmte 5Gngerin 6rau Sdu.
moun-Seinf mnroe bier geitern
ubelo bei eiueu 9lutomia(l aus
ibrem 6lt6rpert ouf Die StrnBe &C.
morien mo brod dpei Gippen. sic
feBrte III 8egleittng elmer 5reunoin
BON eiuenl Observation-Disclosures nod
ibrer 8obmng 3uriif, als ibr 2luto
bon einen StraBenbobnlpogeu &c.
t~roifet mltroe. Qie SGngerirL nel.
die III Dem aeitrigen aon5ert hes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouitrat, miro
orei Noden lang am auitreten Der
biltoert icitt.
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Orictb. Blc6aSc bon
Nniierten b~eariinSet!

2onoon, "a. 6t6. Cine Gr,
donge &eIegropb 8epeide ans
9ltben melOet, oaB Die oortiget Ge-
ion0tidnften BON 6ranfreidL eng,
LAMB uno GublnuO einc grtlGrung
~beroffentlidt boberL i'll pelder Die
@riinoe filr Die 5ortooller Der BIO.
dooe ~angege6en mGroen. Ser Snltpt.
grun0 lit Der, Oob Die 8oroerungen
0eS llltimotums o1t Die grie6iide
&egierllng, beionoers in be8ug a1tf
ole 4itslieierung Der Baffer5 nidt
pol erfiiIt woroen ieien.
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1tniinfbares 9lettnngsbOut.

PHILADELPHIA. "a. 6eb. Gin 3tt.
iammenftoppbares uniinfbores &et-
tltngsboot oaS mahrideinli1 i'm
&rieg5faG in Ser 8unoeSmarine elm
gefiibrt fper0en miro, lit Ioe6en BON
gnes 9[rore @orget, eirem jlulgen
&biloOelpbier potentiert mor6en.
Der Grinder bat an ieinem 8ert
0rei Sabre lang gear6eitet uno be,
o6iidtiqt in ben @epGIiern bel 8Gi.
looelp6io nit ieinem Boot 4etuons
jtrotionen at geben. Die llnlinfbor-
felt oes 8oota8 lit 0ttrd 3nei 2itft
fautmern iHt Stern unO Sed nt0g-
Iid aenladt.
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cckaIsuahrtd6ten
aus Sre1ncnt, uebr.
s%Srentont, %. Sch.

OLellDIut ~, lSeU.
Srnit &eter gntron erbielt oie
sralriae 9ohriht 0aB i6r 8ruoer
tn Marion, 8Do., bon einer giien.
bnbn5ng i~iberfo6ren tultr0e.
Sntttes q. IQanIon bieIt geItern
obeno Dor benz 5rentont @etls Club
einen 8ortrog iiber Die gorteile
Oes 2ebens olf Der 5arm. geah
ieiner Qnliht f6nnen Die 6armer
oes oitIihen gtabrosfas ni6t genttq
tutt, neil bel Den gegenmdrtigen
Brciien fir 9oto, oieieS nidt mebr
ais orci 8ro5ent Denim lefern
fonitie. Mou iole mebr tueitlid
qeben.
Die 9Dt6idsritter botten aeItern
obeno our 5eier hires SO. iabriaen
8eiteben8 cine 8eier, 5lt nelder fidJ
audi cine 9lIt3abI MitgIie0er Der
2ogen BON @oboo un0 Ge0ur.
Bluffs eingeiltnoen 9ntten. Ser.
if)ieoene aonoioaten tpuroen in Die
MDiterien oes erften Grades einge.
peibt.
anrtofie(n peroen ieBt int SIRE.
mont fir 0rei Collar per guIbel
nerf1iift. uno mas Die 6remouter
nid)t babcn pollen gebt mad eng
Inllo ulo bringt BORT St,50. 8emf
mir crit Srieg bo6ciL no mcr0eH
oa ore 9reiie Der 2ebensmittel bIei.
ben.
Die eagles 2oee beranit1ltete Ell.
nc SomHlA1lg fir Clarence Doug
lag, peffer bor ein pdor Monaten
icine 9ono in elmer 3r1dpreiie Der.
Tor. 8ieietbe bra6te Die Sunrne
BON $3.50 Elm.
Der Mnstenbad Der Sermanns
5obue NOR out beiudt unO es
idicn Gin Se0er cine nngenebme
Belt Su bo6en.
PINT ndditen 6onntag fGngt ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Der fot9oIi.
ifen Stride an, pelGer cine ISOLDE
baneru miro.
auauit @ihito6t NOR In 2tncoln,
10 CT elmer 8eriammlltng Ser &G-
ifereibeiieer oeS GtaateS b%eiluo6nte.
8oltcr @fpinn, tpeldem Dor eiri.
aet Sagen ein 8ein "obgenommen
nurDc, bot iebt aud oos on0ere Elm.
aebiiBt. man bate i'm in e~rfrore-
ienl 3uitan0e in einem Seubaufeu
hi Der g5dhe bon Scribner oufge-
uloen.
SenrD GqroaL melGer felt einigeu
5agen ernitlih erfrontt mar, befin.
bet iid wicoer otf Dem g8ege Ser
eeiieruug.
Sobn 2oren5cn trug eiuen iGein.
bar ifperen grud in ser Siifte ga.
bon ols er ouf ocm eiiioen 8ege in
Der 9tabe oes 8remont See6 Souies
iiel.
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straightforward
ltiirSt I'M Sabrt nm!

&ole6o, o., q. Sch. Gin in
boiler 5obrt begriifeuer 5troBen-
babnpoger, Der lid opf Dem @eqe
nod Der 8iaDs. Ooerlou0 gl1ltoiobrif
befmto. itir5te ploslid nm; in 0enl
g8oeeu befonSeu lid los 9erIonen;
90 oerielbeu lpuroen idlmer, anoere
leidlt perlett. "a bic Sitren Oes
8ageus uidt seofinet meroen fouH-
ieH. mIrroe Die 5eruerIuebr 3itiert,
0os 8ad oes @ogeits cin.
ldllug mo bic @efnnaciien alls ihrer
aefnbrllhel Snae beireiteli. GieIe
marcn Opumadltis %gcIporoen.
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ehiniH. lUelhts ben sppf nid aHarrift.
"a seaIaiibc grpHs nniHiHs1 ifdfft uub
nbiabri f0na g. rpt seocrm0Bn %dcnomnlen
iuerhcu. IS madhf nihi neur1f. iinn berlrfadf
rs SouicIf in heH GhreH. o. ai6t nur cfi
aHInmo Guiniue Tie linferfhrtff BON 3
Is. Grcre anl itacr @9adirl. POI.
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Refine ~,,ccMtldlcn
Jntrigcn" aMf kMba!
GcUOlntiOnGrc Scluesuag ami anba
iunrOe nidlt Dun 9cutidCn
gddJiirt.

Goris, "a. 6eb. - Giaer SuoaS
8epeide ans Sabre auiolge bot Der
oortige fubnuiide aonitl bic Gr-
fldrrng obsegeben, 0aB 0ie ltlru.
ben a1f aitbn ni6t aitf Oeuti6e Sn-
trigen 3ltriif8ufiibreu ieien. Die
0atti6en bdtten oti Der $nieG ni6f
einnoG irgenopeIhen GinftuB, bieG
meni9er nod Die @iodt, 8irren ami,
iGen aIt6n unO Den Ser. Stoatelt
5u idoffen.
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@erlnnnen aunrnnliitrn.ed nle.

Stncoln Neb., "a. Sch. 0ie
bier togenOen MlitglieOer Ser Ne-
brnsta Stotc 8reB giiocintion, ettpo
10 3eitung8berausgcber un0 Geouf-
teitre, srfldrten iid 6ofiir, ooB cine
Shule fir Sorrno[iiten ON Der
Staotsuniberiitdt erriftet mer0en
ioa, ltno 8rpar in fltraer 8eit.
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Aus Sem Situate NfebrastaI

oaratf einelt SelbitnorboerIu6 un.
ternuntmen hntte, lit in einein bic.
iieen Soipitol unterge6raft moroen.
Srob Der orei 8unoen, Die er lid,
beibrodte boffen Die Qer5te oernod.
i'm ain 2eben erbolten 5lt fonneu.
gtuf ollie 5raeen, mas i'm St Der
frrhtbaren 9luttnt getriebcn bui
&roitle MIR ole cine glntport: SD
babe ans metnent 2eben fetnen or.
folg gema1t."
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qRSrher ntaa nrn 9eben blei6en.

9incoln 9eb., "a. Sch. - Ger
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The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
PRESIDENT OF CUBA
begins SECOND Term
Great Public Demonstration Accompa-
MES Inauguration of Mario Menocal.
'cial TO The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Herald.
Havana, May 20.-President Mario Gar
cia Menocal of Cuba took office again to-
day for another four-year term. His in
auguration, occurring on the Cuban ma
tional holiday was attended by a great
public demonstration, in which the army,
navy, diplomatic corps and citizens join
ed.
Standing on the balcony of the Presi-
Dental palace, a historic building which
formerly was the seat of the Spanish
Captains General before the war of lib
Grafton, the President renewed his pledge
to the people to make of Cuba a strong
factor in Latin-American solidarity. 10
cement the ties that bind her to her
friend and ally, the United States; to af-
ford full cooperation to Cuba's allies in
the war against Germany, and to con-
tinue the constructive policies which the
President reviewed as the record OF his
achievements Of the past four years
Minister William z. Gonzales, OF the
United States. surrounded by his staff
were conspicuous figures in the thronp
which heard the Presidents address
Four years ago today, on taking office
as President for the first time, President
Menocal pledged himself to accomplish
certain Cuban reforms, and this pIedg,
was recalled today. with a record of what
had been accomplished.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
ENGINE EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR

YounEstown, Ohio, May 2o.-Four men
were instantly killed, one probably Ia
tally hurt and several others injured to-
dav when a high speed 2.5OO-horsepower
turbine engine generator at the HazeltOn
nower house Of the Republic Iron al
steel Company blew TO pieces.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
The Married Life of Helen and Wa,

Of woman 'd Son I,fs' author
SOOsd Dancers and Progressive Tables EnEn Broadway Restaurant
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21

This series II q continuation OF
Their Married Life," produced by
Mabel Herbert Urner for four years
The Married Life OF Helen and war
rem" appearing exeluslyely In thi.
paper, is the only series now beIns
written BY Mabel Herbert Urner.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
PROPOSALS.
nEYr1u

LhLAsl EH DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON u c .
May -. ulT.-Sealed Proposals viii b. r-~.ir.s
~ as DeaArtment until two o'cIock p m WE'D
NEsDAN. June C. 1917. for TIE rsmor1l a. 80.
aud rubbish from The Treasury BuldinF nnd ~
n rS1GTtne1t Tescvcs The urhf 70
reject any all bdL any pau % bid End
70 waive dUfectL JAMES L WuMETH. Chisf
Clerk.
OFFICE OF IKE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. May IS lSlT.-se4led pruposl,s Win
ne reccived al the oslcs o. the Se-StGry o. the
Board q Commissioner, Rom SR Dlszic Build.
irr JI.tn o'cloCh p. m NAY =. Hls for tbs
nodIhcstiun o. y W. Tenor. b LOCKER Ron
Rpo-1 under Cooking Roogn No 2, Oflces. DresstnE
and Toilet Room under Stadium. at The Cenlnl
HIgh School Building. cUmeT o. Thirteenth nRd
Clifton streets northwest. Bank forms o. proposal
plans and s-cidc4tiors my be Cb,AIned from the
Caief CLERK Rom e. DlsGicS Building WssainI-
ton .. c. A deposit o. Eve dollars VII 10 -
guired from bidders TO tnsuns the rctun q The
Tsans and sperhcztc7S OLIVER ?. NEWMAN.
LOUIS BR0WNLOW. c W. kUTZ. Oonnis-
siuners. y. {.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
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The Washington herald., 1917-05-21

Les Darcy reminds the tight fans
OF Bill Bryan, He's such peaceful
'character.