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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
RnhlanSs i&liniaeJ Jinaa3
lage
Di. gsafiOnaIfduIb auf $4,000. .oco.'
600 Rubsl asitisasn.
Der RubeI bur9 bic maiTeabafts slus'
sabe Don papisrssIp snis
wertbst.

ct. pstersburg. 13. 5ult--
,Sn sinsr priDaiiiBuns Der Tuma rtr'
/. las Der abssorbnets 8ublitoff siIIsn
9sriti, in Dem bic erHitli4sn finans
5ielIen y,roblems ausetnanpsrgslsst
lpurbsn.mii btntn fid bitytssi'ruas 81
beiaifsn bat. Der. 4bsecrDusts iogte,
bdb bic @olbrtisrps bon LII. 900. :
600 MIR 1876 prossnt bts I'M um!aui
bsfinbiinsn papisrgslbts osds. sic
Gtdatsi9ulb, bic am gnbe Des Sabrts
1913 ii9 auf $500. .000. 900 RubsI bes
lief. mar aHfanes 1917 auf $780, ?
100000 ssitisssn. Wsnn bas ipabs
rsno bss arisass ausesgsbens Paplsis
sslb bin;usefiisi iDiiros, iDiirbe iidb bic
Siaatsinnlo ouf 45.OUO. .0J0,0 600 yius
t<I bslaufsn.
Des Wsiisrsn faete 9ublisoff, bab
bas Jahr 1917 dn ipeiisrsg 1efisit
Don stp0lf Bic Ditr3sbn MiLiarbtn
R,attl ssatssa parbs snb nam nlaz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
OhiO bot 3s,773 gaana gu Renen.
aae @etrutisruns fir bic 9atiOnaIs
sarbe uno bic resuldre armes
Biz gum 30. Suni
SIT Bel Der SuiGrmeritelung ben Der.
f9iebeuen Siuatsu sutsel6riss
ben pprben.

Wnibtugtpn, Q. g., 13. Jufi.
Dos Griessbspartsment tiinbigte am
Jreitag on, bnb bon ben am 5. Suni
Hegiitrirtsn $4,000 @nln fiir oie
erite gtationnIarinee unb fir 5ie auf.
fiiLIung Der RatioHalsarbe nnb Der
reguldren Grmee ausgeboben tperben.
Die 3abl BON Rstruten, bic ieoer
St1ut su liefs-n bat. III foIsenbe:
4labamd 1862; 2lri3ona 3,472;
GrtunTas 1o,267; California $1,000;
Colorado 4,753; Connecticut 1927;
SeInpare 1902; Oiifrict Of Column
bia 929; Sloribo 6,325; Georgia 49,
337; Sbdbo 2,2S7; SLlinOis 1853;
Subiana 1870; Soma 1919; &an>
ios 6.439; &eutudp Il, ,236; 2ouiiia=
no 1852; Wdire l, ,821; Warplanb
1906; WuTnhuietts 20,586; Mi6is
gan 80, POI; MiHne1ptd 1854; Mtfs
iiIFppi 10,S01; NiFouri 1860;
Nontano 1872; glsbrasta S,1S5; Re>
Daba 1,051; ReD Sampi1ire 1,2o4;
9ep Ssrisp 20,665; Teu Rertco 2,s
292; Tsp gOrt 69,241; Rortb garoz
lima 1874; glork Oatota 5,6O6;
O6io 38,773; OtI1bora 1854;
Oregon III; psuufpIpauia 6O,S59;
Rbooe SgIanS 11801; Soutb garoz
lima 10,O81; Soutb Oatota 2,717;
sennsFes 14,528; seras 30,545;
Utah 1910; 9srmput 1,049; girgi=
nisn 1875; @nibiHgtpn 1896; Weif
9;rginien 9,t01; @iscoriin 1876:
Wpuming so; glusta 969; 9aipaii
teins, portu Rice 1888.
9lus Der Isabelle, nnh Der bic 0uo=
ten bershnst tporSen finb, gsbt bers
Dor, bab ale Rstrutieruns fir bic gtus
tipnnlgaroe unS bic resuIGre Irmes
biz gum 80. SUM- ppn perf9tsbeueu
Staatsu gutgebeibeH DOrben iit. Die
sSnitruttipnen bic ben 9ouperneuren
bonn ariegsos0artemsnt sugssangsn.
iinb iol6er an, bag iebe Qusmufte.
runssheb5roe in isbem 0titritt bic ges
unnnts 3abl peib, bic Der 0iitrttt 81
iisllsn bat, lin ben slntaeil fir ben
Siaat III perpoaItGnbigen.
Gegsn ale grpnrtungsn bat bic Res
sierune fir bic polIe StGrts Der Ras
tipnaigarbs arsSit segeben, sini5IieBs
lib Der W1nner, bic I9on Dor bem
/. glpril Der garSe uugehrrteu.
Der Reprdieutaut Rogers bpn
WniiatuIetts tieIt p6brenb oss Sas
aes i'm observation-disclosures etrs Ieoe,
in Der er psrlnngts, bab bic gtnitels
lung elmer unperbGltniBmGbia groBen
3abl bon Retruten in 9smeinbsn, bic
fsbr pieIe nitt militGrpflihtigs Qus>
Idnoer snt1altsu, psr5inbert peroen
folIe. gr piss barauf bin bag uns
gefGbr bic 6dtFte Der in 2aprence,
gtaF., regiItrirten Wfduner Qus!Groer
ieien, bic ni6t gum Wiilitdrbtenit bers
perben tDrnen unb babsr
bic ginnobner Der Stabt bOppelt 10
pisls Reiruien gu iteIlen bdttsn als
anbere 5beile bes Stoates.
Sas &risssbepartemsnt Bat ioipett
nod niHt ansebeutst, p5 IN Ssm 3is'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
SseinSlidbe a. sldnber
Inter ben Snbuitries s4rbsitrrn psctcn,
pis oerIautst, iutsruirt tperoen.

SeattIe, @aib,, 13, Suli. =
Der 8unoesanpalt GIap Auen sab
am Greitag bic GrtIGruus ub, OuB Gle
9un0ssrssieruns bei4Ipiien babe, Gus
Der Organization Der 5. %, B. Den
Sbeil ausSui9eiben, pel9sr unter
oeuti9em gtnfluB itebe. SOIhe ptrtz
olieoer tpiirpen intsrnirt iperben. Cine
llntsrIu9ung bur9 gunbess4eenten
babe ereebsn, bab elm sroBsr gro5erts
iab Der Snbuftries9lrbeiter aus Teinos
li9sn 9eutihen beitebe.
r9sneruIautpalt 8reeorp', 70 futr
Serr quen fort, bat auf meiie @m.
pfebluns bic Sntsrniruus uIIer Feiubs
li9en auslGnber Derfiigt, tpsI6s on
irgsnb elmer gsipesune sipeds irtoe
ttrieIler ober Observation-Disclosures
Desorsanifiruns ibsiIeenpmmen ba-
ben Tsiass autiaHuns uaa bstriff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
3,peianbstpan8is Cfit5iers-
0lfpiranten,
Sn st S5eribun tpessn ange6Iiden
@liidsipisIs berhGftet.

St. g Serbian, Su., 13. SuIi.
Sn Der Ra9t bonn 9pnnerFag fpur'
ben % MGnner, tpsI6e ibre @rnens
nuns gu SffBieren gu srIanssn fu.
3en, Bel etnem @liidsipiel ertdppt
unb Derbaftet. 9ier5ebu berieIben iinb
Nitglisber bon Resimentern bon Sui-
nois unb n6t fOIhe OOu Restnsns
tern bon Wti9isar uub Discouiin. Die
Ra55ia mar Don elmer 4nSabl Dou
SoIbatsn inter benz &apitGu Sropan
peranitoItst porben; bisieIben battsn
als MlilitGrpoliSei funsirt. gs pirb
Don Oberit 20. s. Ri9oIfon, Dem 9e'
feblsbaber beg WlilitGrppitsn, a6bdns
gen. pb bic Gdulbtsen Iummarif5
entlaFeH Dber uur sepifeu 8eIfrdrs
tunsen unterporfen perben. @iner
Der MGnner ion beturnt baben, boB er
an einem etn3igen abeHo 500 sepOn'
men babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

bonn Dniefer, irurbn absei6lugen-
.Jront bts gr56er3Oss Soispb uno
bes syelbmari6aIIs bon Wadenien;
syeinbli9e Grfunbunss 46tbeiluHsen
ginsen an me4reren puHttsn, naG
beitiger Misunderstanding segeIl
uiiere Gtsluusen borr iie uurben
aber iiberan suriidgef4lasen.
.Wasebonif4 DE Gront -
OeitIi9 bon Der Wlib3e pIanina pur'
ben glnsriffe Der Serbsu NIT iebr
idtperen 1srlujisu fir ben Gsinb BON
ben gulsaren suriifseIhlasen'
9ie ON abenb erlafene tpetters
geianntma9ung Iautet tpie folst:
.Der siemli4 beftige artilerie'
taulpf in Der Champagne bauert on.
.Sm Often tnbeu bic gtrtillerie'
fdmpfs spH4en Der 3lota aipa uns
ber Raranunfa 5ugenommen. Saolit
pom Dnieiier iIt bic Gage unprdn.
bert. sleinsre 0efefte baden Tiiblit
Don aalusa ftuttgfunben.
Rur iteberfdIle an Der brt
tff9.beutf4en Grput
aouboR 13. SuIi. Di. am Gret'
tag Rittag srlaFene offi5islls Be
ianutma4uns lGutet ME folgt: -Su
Der Iebten Padt ma9tsn mir neber'
fdlle uuf feinblihe GrGben IiibIi4 BON
SuIlu9 unb iiib5ftlid Don gpsru. Wir
bra6ten ein paar 9efangene 5uriid.
.syeinbIi6e lleberfdle purben err
folgrei4 fiib0fli3 pon Sarreas, IN Der
Gegenb bes YperH>Gomiues aanals
unb 5fli4 DON Risuport abssfdAa'
gen.
3pei amsrttanif DE Ssaeh
fdiffe Dsrfsntt.
Waf5ingtoR .. g.. l3. SuIi.
I'm Jrsitag purbe offi3iea angethu'
biet, bab bic amsritaHiite 8drtsntiHs
,,Siloequarb", ron Rem Orleans, am
10. Suli, unb Der ameriianii4e Sdoo'
ner ,Warp B. Bop.n-, DON Gaa Ris
Der, am 8. Suli psrfentt porpeH isien-
Die 9siaBung hsr beibsn S4iffe ipur'
be gerettsi.
Die Siloequarb mar Elm Sdiff Don
595 Spnnen unb bi. Warp gD.. goipen
ein fiinfmaitiger Sdopner, DON 1907
SonneE.
Oie am gtbenb Dom ariessminiitss
rum srlahse offi5ieIe Setanntma'
dung lautet wie fplg:
.gDdbrsnb bss Sages fanben iebr
beftias artilsrisgsfe4ts iiiboitli4 Del.
81. Quentin unb iiiolia Don pareHp'
sgilaiu jtatt, namsntlid in Der Gsgsno
Der Ga Ropsre Jarm. Die beiosrisi>
tlge ariilleris mar aud in ben Irgod>
uen unb auf beiben Wlaasuisrn isbr
ottiD. Rbeims iDuroe pdhreno oes
Saass piebsr in Der beftisftsn 1els
Don ben DeutI9en bei4ohsn.f Hidlt
psnissr als 1900 Ssi4OIie i4Iussn in
Der Stabt elm.
,am 9. uno 10. SuIi Durben otht
beutids 5Iusseuss absef6oiisH ane
ssbH ainesn in bei4ibistsm 3uifarrs
innsrbalb Der isinblthen ainisu ME
Der.
.gsIsif9e 5ront: Sn Der lesien
Rafi bsi9ob Der Jeinb in bsftigsr
Deife bic Gessnb pon Sieeniirdsts.
ME au6 unisre aommunit1tionsiinit
btuter Der 2inis, pGbrenb bes Sages
fanasn bic iibIiden artillerisssfed..
fat.
.Nasebonisn, II .Snfi. Der 5einb
ceriu6ts sinsn llsberfat duf bic 6si.i'
fd5en poiitioneu in Der 9dbe bon
gopcpo, 5ffIi@ pom Doirau Gee. Nm
ii6rism 5beiI Der 5ront mar auss
rubia.
V ON itaIitnii1en Srtssss
f9auplab.
Rom. 13. Suni. = Die am 7S-,i.
ias BON itaIisnH9eu arisoimiuiiis'
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rien erlaftns getdnntma4uns luntet
ME folgt:
valm Donnsrifdg mar bic 4rtillsrie
5iemli9 attip. lIufere Bdtisrien tries
ben auf bem Marfbe beiinblide Sns
fantsriefolonnen stpifden qias3d Cuno
agebro3au, I'm Serragnolo 9bal aus:
einanb.r nnb fe beidofTsn sinen Bas
ssntranspori i'm Sbrin 5bal. Sn
Spet9ieri. I'm 4rfa 5bdl, tpurbs ems
nni.rer Sofpitdler, obsIei6 bic Glaa9s
bonn Rotbsn areus barii6er psbte,
uisberbOIt bei4ofen.'
Die Ruffen brinssni in 8 4
Sali5ien immer nod
ldugiam Dor.
ct petersburs. 13. Suli.
Die am 1yreitug pom Hrisssminiftes
rum .rloHsne pffi5isGe giauHtmas
DUNG lnutst ipis folgt:
.Sn Der @egenb bon Blrbgtr Wols
hbnst, In DD1bbnieu, Tiib6Ftlib bon
a0ielin, braugen feinbli5e glbtbetluns
gen unter bem G4ub BON artileries
feuer in uriere poftionen Elm, iis
ipurben aber bon unIsren ReierueH
ipieber bornus bertrieber.
.4m Dpnnsritug fdnben tDeitere
gtfe6te am 2on1niea SLUG, norbli4
bon 5aliIp ffatt. 11nfere sruppen GIN
asn ouf bas Iinfe llfer bes JluHes
biniiber unb bsfstten bic 50be on Der
DuieIi.r Butasotpic. glubnitis2is
ME. Tad beftiqem 2nnpF tpuroe Der
Seinb in nprbSiifiher Rt4tuns ssssH
Gf5us suriidsebrdnst. 8tr baoen bic
90rfsr Gtubs;anta uHo pObbarti Be-
f.bt.
,Sn Der @egenb bon aalus3 nabm
Elm b6bmiItes gesiment bier f6uere
g.i6abe. Giibspefli6 Don Ralus3,
an Der 2anbffrubesaa5imp<&rasne
yrout, paren nnTere Sruppen NIT
Dem Teinb I'm Ramp, Der bic iiber
bi. eomnica fibrerbe 8riid. on Der
Strabe nod gtpsnintop unb Dolind
pertbeibiaie. Bel ptresfirst tpurbe
bic araisung Don mrs serommen.
Nm Der rumGuif9n unb Der fuutds
fif6en SruHt iit biz 2ase unpsrdn'
BERT
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'bisfe gerfiigung irsenb einer feinS.
Ii9eH GuslGnber, Der fi4 in 8esps
auf fsineu DobnplaB oDer feline 9es
fddftigung aug un5uuerlGiiis sripeiit.
Dies lit offsnbar nibt bic 3eit, in
peIaer SnbultrtesArbeitern geitatt't
iperben lam, BON sinem Blabs gum
anbern gu 5ieben. sic miifIen iia um
@rbeit umfeben unb Bel berfelber oers
harren, tpeun Fe ni9t ins @efdngniB
ober tns Suterntrunsslaser geben
fpnllen..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
1reiunbniersis Sumben,
Del9e mad of ct. 9Ouis urtertpess
paren, IN G5icosO obgefansen.

Gbieu,so, 13. SuIi. atm Sreitus
>purben BON Der 9OIisei uHb NgeHten
bes Sultisbepartements 43 SOmbeH
obsefdngen, pe!dbe NIT elmer WoggoHs
labuns giIeus2fbfaq mad Oft ct.
2Ouis unterrpsgs paren. 0a fetne Der
gpmbsn nit etner 9iinbihuur peries
ben mar, sEuuDt man, bGb fie oa5u
6eifimmt pareH, infOlge bon Grf4iit'
teruns Ober Seuer gu srploOierer. gins
3elbeiten in 0erbinouns nit Der gnts
oetuns tpuroeu ni9t betannt gsgss
BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Der britiiAe EreasnaaSbt
,,N}ameuarb," {"
Gin @4iff Don 1920 Sonntn
pdbrsnb ss DOR anter Tag, in
bic Cuff ssfloseu.
Rur brei Wam Don ben on Bon
9efinbIiden ipurben gertttst.
gs bsfanbsn iid iebO6 81 OfTiaier'
unD IA Wlann am 2anb.

2onbpn, 13. Suli. Das britii4s
Gala9ti9iff .Danguarb" 1T au 8.
Suli eur9 cine erpIOiion isrltorl
iporben unb untsrssganssn. Nur brs'
WtGuner Don ben an Borb beflHolI1tr
ipurben gerstiet unb Don oteien ~
siner - Gin DfIiSier, ieinsn Yerlss'
ungen erlesen. Die bt5uslide Ss'
ianntma9uns, bic pdbreitb bes Ia
aes erlaiisn ipurbe, laatet ipie folgt:
%. W. Sdla4tI9tff ~9ansnars
adpifdn Games .. Did. puroe IN
Der gaAt bes 8. SuIi, tpdhrnb e.
Dor anier lag, infolse etHer inntrsn
erplpjion serit0rt.
DaB Sdiff sins iOfort untsr, uno
Don beiisn, bic jid an 9orb bsfanosn,
l. urben nur brei Wlann sersttst - elm
Offisier unb aipei Ndnn. Der Din
,isr III Ieitbem ssitorbsn. Sur 3stt
Der GrploiioH porsH absr "a Sifialsr.
imp II UlaHn nift on 8Orb. ioodB
bic 3abl Der llsbsrlebeubeu fib that
id9lih niif 81 itellf.
.Gins siusebenbs llntsriu4uns ut
anesorbuet worben.1
0as britifd5e S6lahtidiff .8an'
gnarb", elm S4iff Don 1920 2Ous
nen, gsbDrte gu Der st. Wincent"'
aIaIe BON Dreabnousbts uub iDurs
be i'm WlGrs 1909 Dom Stap,l sslai'
len. Die grmiruua bes S9iffes Be-
iiann aus ssbn 12ss6lIisen unb lS
pisrsoIissn @eidiibsn uno pier Drsis
pfiinbsrn. 4ut mar es init fiinf
9prpeDos os9ausiri0brtn Derieben uHo
es bate cine @ddpinbisieii BON 22
Gnoien. Dor BEN arisg betrus bic
nprmale gdabuna $50 Wann, es 1T
aber .an5unebmen, baB bic aritgsbes
fabuns iDsnisFsns 1000 Naun ilass
mar.
MabIanSs i&lin,me5 5inaas-
laae
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Sas MnsfubrperbDt
Wirb bereitg Don tsr1gsbOrben bur9s
gefiibrt.

Bofbiuetou, 3. G., 13. SuIt.
Die Giierlbobusu bes 2uubes limb AM
Samitus Don Der Regierurg eriu4t
pprben, telssrup6ifd bic geforberuuS
BON ipl6en Daoren, ME fis in benz
Qusfubrperbot bes prGftbeuten unge,
fiibrt iinb, auf allen 2inien 5u psr'
bietsn, nusseRommen, tpenn bic
iSro6tI6etne BON elmer opn Der ers
porttebDrbe <rtbeiItsn GrIaubnib pes
oleifet finn
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gur 5wci Der an 8oro 6efia0(i6en pcr(oncn kamcn
NIT 0cm ce6en OaOon
9o befanben ft 5ur eit Der Grploom "a Cfstere nro
III Weanm 2an6.
Haf dem Rrisgsl0aupIat 1T die raos wens vsrdndert.

Uo4 Sample
bpfd4G4 artn
in ben
mSas gHaa Die mr4dtn aRpm ehen 'ap
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Mnf ben staa Ohio tommen 3S773 gann unb anf Cincinnati
2763 Wanu

mma 100000 Snnm ef
St1nnaan
Den sran r9an gu aeI Sasas
an berden
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0Netterberi@t.

Sir Obio, Snbiuna. asniudp,
Weii 9irsiuien unb bas peftli6e
YsnnlplDanien: Stridresen am Gam.
itag; nm eonntas pa9ri4eiuIi9 id0.
mes Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Bel Der isbiesn fdon groben entiper'
tbuns bss RubeIs periu&en tpoIIe, bic
ies 9efisit bur9 ipeitsre Rctenaussa'
ben 5u bed.n, biss cine tpeitere iet'
ssfdbrlidr preisfeiseruus sur i5oIs'
baben ipiirbe.
er faste aud. bab elm fDstierer ur'
siiHitiser puntt in Der alIsemeiner
Gage Elm Riidgans Don 30 proseAt n
Der aDblenprobuition i'm iiiblidsr
@uBlonb i.i. aud fasts er, baB fif
bierSig pro5ent alIer ruTif4en 2cto'
motipen unb Gifenbahnpaggons In
ben Observation-Disclosures befdHSen,
in benen ss an 4rbeittrn ftbIe.
Die finau5ielIen probienis, faste Der
abgsorbneie, i6nnten ni6t burf biz
anferIeging nsuer Steueru gel0it iner.
ben, bic Der prpbuttiptn Mrbet alI.s
Qebeu uehmen tpiirbeu
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6S7,OOO Naanm

Werben BON ben am 5. Sunt Regis
- frirten fir bic erfte Rationols
armee nussebpben perben.
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Reine @aaoe fur Er.
0loler
Die 6Fertsibif9e Reggie
ruHg peieert lid. tbu
an beoudb iden.

2pnbOn. 13. Suli. qus qmIters
bam pirb beri4tst, bnb bic 5iterreis
9iI6e Resisrurg iich sepeisert babe,
ben Or. Griebri6 abIer gu besnubi'
gen, Der ipesen Der I'M Sttober erfolss
ten Grmorbung beg Diterreibiiben
premisrurtnifters @raf Stiirstb gum
Spos perurtbsiLt porbeu 1T
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Die Gage auf bsin 7rieSs'
fHampIat, iufxig per'
dMoert.

IN Der fueitIiden Gpont finSen, ua'
meniIid in Der Champagne unb
on Der Rads,
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$4,000 Wlann
2Seroen pon oen 10 2Iilfiomen 2segifrirfem
oes cSanoes
Stir Sas erfte ssomtinsemt Der Ssatiomalarmee

Hnn fir nte SiaTalmns ber resuldrem Slree ub Der
Electromagnetic einse5usen ,ueroem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

Ginsberg. Ben ourisnan and Manuel
Stein.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Engle enter
talhed number of young people for tneir
daughter, Miss Gladys Engle. on Saturday
evening. June 9. at their residence. S0l4
Cambridge street. The evening was passed
In dancing and violin solos given by
Mr. George Daw, accompanied by Miss
t,ngle as pianist. Supper was served later,
the dining room having been tastefully
decorated with ferns and flowers. Among
the guests were Misses Alice, Carrie and
Janet Downey. Miss Florence Collins and
Mesdames Thos. Hurd, G. Porter. George
Daw. I. NJ Ullrich. George Brinkerhuf
and Wilmer Studs of Alexandria,
,, Va Messrs. Hurd, Daw, 'Ullrich. Porter,
! Studs. Sullivan. Marks. Veihman, Rudy.
Mckee. Wilbur and Mr.. George and Fer
die Adams Of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Helen Oriana was hostess at
reception given in her home on Tues
day evening in honor of the gradual ting
! class of st. Cecilia's Academy. of which
Miss Oriana was member. The
drawing rooms were profusely decorat-
ed in American Beauties. while in the
dining room the patriotic colors were
much in evidence. a stringed orchestra,
! hidden behind bower of palms. played
during the reception and for the dance
which followed.
Miss Oriana was assisted by her sis
ter. Edith NJ Oriana. and her house
guest, Miss Dorothea Robinson of Viz
ginla.
On Tuesday evening. June 10. a sur
prise party was given In honor Of Mr..
! Harmon Levi, at his home. 1902 =
street. by number of his friends. the
occasion being Mr.. Lewis twenty-frst
! birthday anniversary. The house was
decorated with American flags, palms
and cut flowers. Dancing, games and
singing formed the evenings enter
tainment. Miss Adele Rowland. who
came on from New York to attend the
party, sang songs
Among the guests were Miss Rose
Bethel. Miss Holdings. Mis- Katherine
Hammaker, Miss Louise Sweeney. Miss
Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Welty. Mr.. Richard Nc
Quay. Mr. H. Bligh, Mr. Garrett Belt
Zell. Mr.. Norwood Bent1y. Mr.. Aubrey
Homer. Miss SaileviIle Schafer of
Salisbury. y. C., and Miss Fisher of
Hendersonviile.
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leave town tomorrow for Atlantic City
to spend some time.
Mrs. William Garner of Newport
News. Va, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Sol Herzog Of the Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Pike of Dallas
Tex. are the guests of the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Simon Kann, for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac p. Nordlinger and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodman
and Mr.. and Mrs Milton Baum are
spending the summer at Renshaw's, on
the Rockville road.
Mrs, Edgar kaufman was hostess on
Tuesday. entertaining the Afternoon
Bridge Club at her apartment in Wyo-
ming avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. William
Thalhimer, at Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer. Mr.. Stan
ley Fischer. Mr. Aubrey Fischer. Miss
Helen Fischer, DR.. and Mrs. Melville
Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
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the army Mrs Wallace. mother OF C. h.
Wallace, of Maple View avenue has gone
to Piney Point, Md. to spend the sum-
mer with her daughter. Mrs. Zete,l. who
has home at that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter French of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. are
ut present visiting Mr.. French's parents.
Mr. and Mrs Evander French. At their
home. 2225 Nichols avenue. Mrs. Sam
uel d. Frazier is visiting relatives IN
ohio Charles V. Etzler. Ralph Green
and J. Frank Hagan. three local boys
prominent members and organizers OF
the Highland Athletic Club Will leave
tomorrow for Fort Myer. where they
viii join the field artillery company sta
toned at this camp.
Miss Mary Rrazerold OF bismarck.
y. D.. has been the guest Of her sister.
Mrs Amelia Leash. at her home in T
street. for several weeks The B. and r.
Club OF this suburb recently held a five
hundred party at the home of Mrs ] c.
Hollister in Mount View place the nro-
ceeds of which VIII be devoted To the
work of the Episcopal Home FOR chill
dren. The Anacostia unit OF the Navy
League is to conduct card party on
next Thursday afternoon in the local
Masonic Hall for the purpose or raising
FINDS to forward to the general commit
tee
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Anacostia.

The first annual social reunion OF the
members of the congregation of EN-
manuel Church was held on Wednesday
evening of the past week in the parish
hall. in street. Charles F. Roberts,
senior warden of the parish. presided.
and vocal solos We're contributed by
Mrs William ]. Latimer and Mr.. Rob
erts. while Prof slton r Karr played
several piano selections. Remarks were
made by the heads of the various or
ganizations. and at the close dancin :
was enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
The decorations in the hall consisted
chiefly of American flags Zane Kelly,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly OF *
street. has gone to Allentown. Pa. as a
member or the local hospital unit which
will later go to France Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Tolson and family of High
street have gone to Piney Point, Md.
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
b. Suit and daughter. Miss Mildred Suit,
will shortly leave for their future home
in Michigan.
DR. Clayton Beall of Nichols avenue
LETT the past week for Front ROYAL. Va.
where he Will assume his new duties as
a lieutenant in the Veterinary corns ~
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Lansburgh were in Richmond. Va, on
Sunday last to attend the wedding Of
Miss Hannah May and Mr.. Ira Stern.
at the Jefferson Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer and grand
daughter, Miss Marie Strauss of Balti-
more. and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Young
and son. left during last week to spend
the summer at Bethesda. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wollberg and
daughter. Tina. have returned from
ten day stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs NJ Herman is visiting her daugh-
ter. AIRS. Leonard Well. at Philadel-
phia.
Miss Helen Fischer is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Bendheimer. at her
home. at Richmond, Va.
Mrs. s. Kohler of New York is the
guest Of her father. Mr.. Elias He:den-
heimer Of Lanier place.
Miss Gladys Lowenberg of Norfolk,
Va. is visiting at Detroit, Mich. after
a stay n town with friends.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the Country Club last week tor
acting as hostess The table decora-
tions were spring flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Nordlinger and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudoiph
Behrend and daughters leave on tues
day to spend the summer at Bethesda
Md.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman of Columpla
road was hostess on Thursday "heh
she entertained at luncheon and bridge
the Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mr.. and Mrs David Frank and
daughter, Anialie, spent the past week
at New York to attend the weddlhs OF
Mr.. Franks brother.
Mrs. Joseph Auerbach was the week
end guest of relatives at Baltimore.
Mrs. Sidney Heller and daughter. Miss
Katharine Heller have rturned from
t,yo-Week stay at Atlantic CITY
Miss Miriam Franc returned home on
Thursday from the University OF Penn
sylvania to spend part OF the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. harry
Franc.
Mr. Carl George Woerner. son OF Mr..
Jackson, Tenn, and other places south
to visit relatives for the summer.
Miss Hirsh of Nashville. Tenn. has
returned to her home after visit of
two weeks with Mrs. Meyer Fellhelmer
of California street.
Miss Elsa Moses of New York Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Leonard
schloss. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Hechinger are
now located at the Tulford apartment,
251S nth street northwest.