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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Der @erbadt 1T sebest NOR
ben, baB Der .SimessGtar" ben griei
bes bon Der SSbe fabrisirt bat, Inn
eine 6ebe gegen bic DeutIten ins
Dert gu issen. Scenes 8latt re6tfsrs
tist iih sssen ben @erbatt, inbem es
bic Reproouttipn oes Briefss liefert.
@ie es mittAsiIt. III ibm Der 9risf
eard eardh Die Die pep pep SSaassssssansseH. 9as rere
hinbert ni9t. bab Der Sdreibsr bieies
Sriefes Elm perbihener probrite 1T,
Der ii1 iener 3eitung gu feiner. 9eBs
Propaeanba bepient bat. Seititeleno
lit auf ieben Sall. bab Der 9rief nidt
Don sinem Deutiden geitrieben 1T.
Dag 1T aus Dem Stil gu ihlieben,
Der nt6t bic leiieite beutids @eHbun5
perrdtb. pie lie BEL ieoem Deuti9en,
Der eneliih iareibt, anSutreffen lit.
Die GrtlGruns. pelhe ienes 9latt gu
bem grisfe lisfert, beftitist bisie @ns
nd9ms uHb maht lie iosar sur @eipibs
belt Sn benz aeitartitel ipirb geiagt,
IS iei bas Wprt ritrata" in nitratum"
a6gednbert iporben uuo bas Wort
rtpbid in ,pbpm". glun peib Sober,
bab iplhe fhlehte 9rdmmatif ME BEL
einem SeutIdsn ocrtommt, Der eng
It'd ihreibt, fonbern uur BEL ameris
tanern. DcutIfe, bic englifd Ifreis
BEN, psritoBen bdufie segcn bas Sbiom,
oab fie iia beutf9er 9tusbrudspeifsn
bsbienen, aber lie perItoBen nie gegen
bic @rammattt. Die 8erpedslung
spiI6en ,ip6id" unb rtpbom" III cine
Gigent6iimlihteit pieIer gmsritaner.
9tus oieiem 9ruRbe iiuo mir feit iibsrs
seugt, bab Der S9retber bisies grieFes
Elm 9ro6rite 1T. Was ben Snhalt bes
grisfes ielbit betrifft, 10 1T er sben.
faGs probritiI6en GeiItes, er ftimmt
eenou nit ben Qnsriffsn therein, mel
te tGgli6 in Der probritii4en preiie
uno Don ben prpbrittiden Rebnera
semaht peroen, bab bic Seuti4en in
benz arisge Elm aultlrmittel erbliden
une baB bic 0eutiten iid berufen
balten, ibre auItur iiber bic Welt nit
benz G6psrte gu rerbreiten; es III ges
ltau berielbe llnIinn, ben Der n5imsss
Star" in Ieinem grtitsl unter BE.
rufung auf sreitIdte, RiebI6e uno
9ernbarbi porbringt. Wdhrsnb mir
a6er nitt bic glntlage srbeben tppllen,
oob Der grief nit MiFeu jenes Blot
tes fabrisirt pOrben lit, 10 tOunen mir
nit 9eitimmtbett iaaen, ooB er bon
,inem grobriten aef4rieben fporben
II, Der ii9 jerss glatt aIs geeigHetes
Uittel fir feline 8srbesunsen ousses
'uGt fat, in Der beitimmten grpdrs
lung, bic ia aud nitt getdui6t porbeH
II, bnb isnes gIatt fi3 aIs Wert5sus
IL folder @erbebuns bergebsH perbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
snm gsiieu Der ariessbiIfe.

Der Gpsriramoisr ari.ssbilfsptr'
Gin psranitaltsi an Samiiag. ssm II,
NarJ. in Der qr&itsrbals, 1920
@alnui 6iraBs. siaen srcben Bal
gum geii.n Der Rotbleibeaesu In osr
alten SsimatG, lpO3a .iu ieoer irsuHo'
lihIt sinsslabsn III. Tas acmmittss
Bat ale @orie9ruHeen asiroffsn, um
ben gdutern rsd3t dmiiTcuts S.un'
ben su bersitsn. 5iir GrfrifHuHsen
aIlcr 4tt Toni, Spsiim unb CUTE Ulu'
III III gsioyst gu bsHsrtsn ,isi nod.
tnb bic 5Glftt bss Heintrtrages irIs'
bsr an bic ilHsdrlGnbiiGt 9iifsg.Ita'
f9ait absslicisrt ipiro, Die nd4ll.
Gommiitsspsriamnlllirs firbet am
Gchntaa 9ornittaa IL rid Jnngs
Sane. 1928 Race Gtrubs. fati. tpcbsi
Elm gereinsbilb nit bsm Rlmsnspsrs
5sihnib pom 10, Gebruar dGst Spens
Der ausssjtelIt isin wirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
SentiflanS unS Die Hereinafter
Staaten mad Dem ariese.
Don Jbsro.

amerifa unb bic 0ffsntlibs Meinuns
in Deutidlano. -Gegeuisitise 5ans
belsbe5iebungsn. 9om 4erar'
itaut gum Siibuitrieitaai. - 9ns
Gritarten Der JnouItrie beioer adn.
Der. - Die 2s5rsH bss arissss. -
9ora4Hungsn. Die Sntereiisn.
PoIitit pirO enifasibea.
Gin,s Der iutsreHanteiteu probleme,
Del8es fi9 Dem Wettpirt1iGaFtler
bistet. III bic gr5rtsrting Der 3eitges
mdben 8rage, ipis iid Dorausfi6tli5
mad oem eessnfpdrtieen atiege bic
pirthidaftIiaen 8e5iebungsn 5ipii9en
OeutibiaRs age ben Der. Stadten
BON Norbameriia geItaltsn ipsroen. Sc
1T natiirlih nidt angsbtatt, ii6 in
prop6s3eibuHssn gu erge9en, a6er ims
merbin III es iest fdon m5sli6, ii9
nuf @runb Der gerganssn6sit unb uns
ter gsriidii4tisuna Der Gessnpart Elm
Bib iiber bisisn 5OaniHdssn Ja.tor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Die ReoOlution n lam Rubs
lano niht trdftiger MAIDEN uno ibnl
aud niat gum Siege per6elfen. bsnn
iie oermaa nutiirIide urio6en, bic Bis
lana gu Risoerldgen gefiibrt haben,
nift su iiberntnben. Die Reoplution
fonn aus un6eitelten Iedern tein grpb
herporsaubern unb lie tann esm 8olts
niht uuf Der STEELE bic SntsGissn3
nerleilen, obne peIae Siege niht gu
errin1en iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

ais Der 8rieg ausbrad,
ftrieben mir: Sas belpbiI6e Srutel
ipiro iid on benz &aifer Nifolaus err
fiilleu. Wenn er Iber bic @renSe gebt,
ipirb sr elm sroBes Reia 5eritDren uno
bieies Reid pirS iein eigenes 2aub
iein. 0eit bem Jeinbe Dor ibm uno
einem er5iirnten Bolt binter ibm, piro
er &rone uno 2ano perliereu. - Die
fer Sratelfpruh bat ii9 erfiLlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

MS bic Jranapien glapoe
leon III. fprtiasten, iebten lie ben
&ries fort. in Der grpartung, baB iie
iFn erfclsrei9 ourafiiGren ipurben.
Oas 9lauben iett aud bic RuiIsn.
gta4 t6rer Qnii9t bat bic bursautra>
tide llnfdbiateit ale bisberi9en Iis>
berlaaeu perihulbet unb lie permeinen,
bur4 Reorganiiiruna bes innsrsn
Staatspefens ben sieg su erldnden.
mag aber iih dls Elm ebsniclder Srrs
tbum erfpeifen piro, tpis bel ben 5ranh
Soien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

rauf befieben ipirb. ibn iOrtsuiesen.
ipie bas feitsr gntldlub Bel ben Reais
iipndren mar. bic bas Bon nur als
Sdlahtopfsr betrahteten unb nidt
bas minbeite geritdnonib fir feline
2eiben beiabsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
QlnS berg Dumo esbaaptftaSt

aob brinst DerdnberuHssn in Der pos
IitiTdsn 3ufommsniebuns bes 9aus
fes. - Drei Gtimmen aebeu ben
RspubIitanern Ober ben Dsmos
iroten bic aonirole. - Die flint
llnabbdngisen babsn bas Seft In
6Gmbe,i. - Die probibitioniitii1en
WibI5ubr. Die SrganiIiruns
beg 5nufts fpirb iid ldnss bin5is'
ben. - Die SOnbsriisuns bes aons
srsfss IN nur penisen WitgIisosru
senehm. - Die aemtrpatrOndge
bss abseorbnetsnbauiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

NifpIaus pirb nidt als Sisser
In Berlin ein5isbsn, aber fem RaaFrl.
ger Wi6ael aud nidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Die RepolutioH in RuBlanb
tann ni6t ii6erroi4en. Qllls aroben
&riese in ienem 2anbe baben Bolts
er6e6ungen gegen bic Eegieruug sss
brad|t. Dir brau9en Hur on ben ias
panii6eu 3ries gu erinnsrn. Sas
@olt benuBt iolcfs Geleaenbeiten, nm
il9 BON oem briideuben Despotismus
bss 8drent9ums frei gu MAIDEN unb es
1T t9m GrfOIs gu pinf6en, pies
iDo9I es frasIi9 lit, o6 auf eine baus
ernbe 8e1erung gu reGnen 1T, ba Der
Oespptismus f6lieBli6 bod INNER
Die Sberbanb be6aIten bat. Sn Qons
bon ifsIIt man ss bar, buB bic Rebos
luton elm bebeutenber 0ortheil fir bic
IIiirten III, neil Die Reattiondre AL
0eutf9lanb gebaltsn baben unb nunz
mebr Der &rieq NIT neuer &rdft uno
grDberer @ntf6lofenbeit, als bisbsr
begfnnen perbe. Sds III EN- peraeblis
bes gemitben, aug Yittertraut Soniq
au Sieben. Der &rieg lit niGt bom
@olte, fonbern Dou ben RedttionGren
begpnneu noroeH, bic sur 3sit bic
Mc6t ausf6lieBli9 In t1dnoen 6atien
unb bic @ulfserbebung IL eegen ben
nuBIDfeu, erfolefofen uno oas 8olt in
bas grpB.e GfrHD perIesenben arie9
geridtet. SesDegen pOllsn ipOusn mir
aber ni6t bic 8ebauptuHa pagen, bag
RuBGanb auf Der SteIIe feline 9erbtn.
burg nit ben 91iirteu l0fen fpirb.
Das man erparten BARI III, baB bic
Boltsregierung, rpsnn fie bic Qusiibts.
Ioiisssit Sss ariegss srtenHt, nidt Sa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Ut t1 oel VI Nlerunor oro fp I d,
Der Regent Don Rublanb, bat ben Ruf,
Der qutmiitbigite unb menI6litffe pon
aden rufiifchen Grobfiirften su fein
Oas IolIte Der 9ermuthuns Rdum ees
fpdhren, baB er ben &rieg ols bas
sroBte 2eiben bes Bottles onerfennen
uno i'm ichleuniait gu gnbe brinoen
iperbe. Sodb pdre es psrfebit, barauf
nit Siterbeit au bduen. Dab 9plen
Sithouen unb aurlanb Ii6 In beutfhen
Sdnben 6efirben, ptrb otne syraae i'm
beranldi7sn, ben Rriea fprtsuieben, in
Der Soffnuna, oas oerloren geeans
gene 8ebiet auriidero6ern su tSn,
nen. Gin tpeiterer @runb hierfir lit
Der Ie6nlihe Bunf6, Soniiantinopel
All erldnaen unb es birfte aud GAR
tetntm 3peifel unterfiegen, baR bas
ru'iiife @plt ebenfa[s niht suftims
men rpiiroe, ben Grieo ali beenben. BIZ
ipeniaitens Elm ipeitsrer @erIu6 gema9t
iporben lit, sumal gnelano uno
Nrantreid ben 9ldubsn per6reiten.
boh Die tpmmenbs grobe SffenTipe
unTeblbar nit i6rem Siege enbsn
iperbe gsir aIauber bdher nitt, bo5
Die Reoolution ben Iofortioen iFrieben
brinoen miro. WOgIih III iebo6, bab
Die goffsrcgierunq, bic ieBt einaeiest
fporben 1T. na6qeben tpirb, fpenn iie
bic 8eraebli4teit aaer Soffnunssu auf
Sieg einiie9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Gs siss ssr sis ,.ersms rHIsisss.
rad, felrrpf bplsr gismfn. LAXATIVE BRO
NO oU1rgIgK- Non berA1cts nA brr In.
nrfnrlff scn q. ~. Orcbe. % fsyiEt sfns -,
fcitara 70 ssnsA Tags. 2a<. M
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lid ben Sieesr 10 melt als m0sli4
nm bic Griidis isiner Sisss gu briu'
gen.
JnbeFen 5nnbslsbe,isbunssn regefn
fid 5piiden 2uliurpSl.ern nidt 70
fshr nod ben gsuberuusen BON 5at
unb aiebs. fonbrn mad Der Hiidttrnsn
grndgung bss @ortbsiIs. Gs pdr.
Wabniinn, ipenn uns cine nof 70 b,s
rehtisis Gmpfinblid.eii basu perl.is
ten lollts, BEN beibsn Ser5sn bas
ilsbergeDitt iikr ben tdlten app'
sinsurdumsn. Sd glaub. ossbnlb. bag
ndd BEN Urisbensf4lub bic 6anbsIs.
bs3isbungen 5mij9su kiben adnonn
sundtIi In aeringsrem llmfangs sann
ober dnmdbliG iiH fteigerno uisber
aiffssHomnen perben. GcHe unfer.r
llntsrbdnbler pirb IS feiH, unfsrs Sn,
tereFsn snersif5 uHo sefdidt wahr3as
nebmen, unter gsriidIihfisuns ber
INSTRUMENTATION unferer beimiihen
JnDuIfris, benn Der oeutihs Mortt Bat
fiir bic gani.es eint sr0bre 8ebtis
tuna als Der norbamerifnniffe fiir
uns. Desbalb foll bic bsutf&e Jnbus
iitis bsr GntwidsIuns bsr Dingt NIT
Evening star., 1917-03-15
PASSAGE OF "DRY" BILL
AND SIGNING COMMENDED
The Washington Civic Association
Praises Congress and Presi-
dent Wilson.

Commentator Of Congress for Lass
ing the District dry" bill and of Pres
ldent Wilson for signing it was car
ried in a resolution by the Washington
Civic Association last evening in the
Sunday school room of Epworth NJ. E.
Church. 1t was decided to discontinue
meetings until the second "Wednesday
in September.
The question of having bread labeled
with its exact net weight also was dis
cussed. resolution had been intro
duced at a previous meeting. but had
been left over for further consideration.
The resolution was referred to a COM
mittee for still further consideration. 1t
was announced that a letter had been
sent 20 the District Commissioners ask
ing them if they had power to compel
the labelling of all bread with its exact
net weight or whether an act of Con-
gress was necessary. The Commission
ers replied that legislation was neces-
sary.
A resolution deploring the "unsightly
condition of the property Intervening
between Union station and the Capitol
and urging that these conditions be
remedfed also was passed. The ques-
ton of securing better street car serv-
ice was urged upon the committee on
transportation. Reports from the com
mittee on law enforcement and the
delegate and alternate to Federation OF
Citizens Associations were submitted.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
UNION VETERANS BANQUET.
Portraits of Grant and Lee Promi-
nent in Decorations.

WITH n program embracing varied
form of entertainment, including ad-
dresses. the twenty-fifth annual ban
quet of the I'd Corps Association of
the Army of the Potomac was held
last evening at the University Club
Among the many decorations We're the
portraits of Gen. L. S. Grant and Gen
Robert Il. Lee.
Addresses were given by Senator
Watson of Indiana. Gen. Nelson A
Miles. Gen. ]. r Lockwood and num-
Der of others. Hawaiian music by tai
ent appearing at q local theater was
one of the features of the program
The Missouri Quartet also contributed
The reception committee was COM
posed OF the following veterans: Gen
Nelson A Miles, Col. NJ NJ Parker
John Joy Edison. Gen. Joseph S. Smith
Col. George A. Armes, DR.. William
Tindall, Capt. Nathan Bickford, Capt
H c. Magoon. Sergt. John Finn, Gen
Charles F. Humphrey, Capt. AIben n
Nixon and Gen. J. T. Lockwood.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
APPEAL TO EMPLOYERS
FOR D. c. GUARDSMEN
Many Who Have Just Returned
From Border Desirous of
Learning a Trade.

District employers who are in po-
sition to take on young men between
eighteen and twenty years old who de-
sire to learn various trades are ap-
pealed to by the District employment
service of the Labor Department to
come to the aid of the service in plac-
ing returned national guardsmen.
With more than zoo guardsmen di-
rected to employment to date, the sefv-
ice is now meeting with q serious Stun
bling block. 1t develops that large
number of the younger members Of the
returned companies are of the age
named, men who are unwilling to ac-
cept positions as unskilled laborers and
are anxious to learn 4 trade Of some
sort.
These are the men the employment
service is having the greatest difficulty
TO place, and because of this the serT-
ice is making n direct appeal to local
employers who can put such young men
in the way of learning q trade
Evening star., 1917-03-15
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY,
Fire in Store at Gaithersburg Does
$500 Damage.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. March 15.-Fire in
the store of Carson Ward. at Gathers
burg, this county, Tuesday afternoon
caused 5000 amage-about $40o to the
stock and $500 to the building
A son of Mr.. Ward accidentally drop
ped lighted match into can of tur-
pentine. The flames set fire to the
boys coat and he was in imminent
danger of being seriously burned when
a clerk In the store ran to his assist
ance. In the meantime the flames had
spread rapidly. An alarm brought a
number of citizens to the scene and
the fire was put out. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
Edward Jenkins, colored, of Goshen,
this county, was found guilty in the
police court here yesterday afternoon
of assaulting Wilson Dorsey, also col
ored. and was sentenced to Jail for
thirty days by Judge J. Abby Hende.-
son. 1t was shown that Jenkins shot
Dorsey in the heel with shotgun.
but did not seriously injure him
Evening star., 1917-03-15
PUBLIC BUILDINGS OPEN.
Hotel Men Seek to Have Erroneous
Reports Corrected.

The Washington. d. c.. Hotel Mems
Association has adopted resolutions
asking that the press associations and
all Individual representatives of the
press of the country call attention TO
the fact that practically all Of the pub
lie buildings in the National Capital
arc open to visitors. The hotel men
have learned that erroneous reports are
in circulation throughout the country
10 the effect that by reason of the in
ternational situation the public build
ngs in this city are closed to the
public.
AS a matter of fact the only build
insys which visitors are not permitted
to enter are the State, War and Navy
building. the White House and the
Washington navy yard. The many
others are open and the regular sched-
ul.s Of hours for visitors are in force.
IN addition to asking the press asso-
Citations, the hotel men also have re-
quested the local civic bodies to aid in
the effort to make known throughout
the land the true situation here with
regard to the public buildings.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
The Ill Wind

Even as / write these stanzas
there's a wall OF grief i'll Kansas,
for the winter that is gong has
bcheld but little showing, and the
soil is dry as blazes, SO the weep
ing farmer raises such bitter
lamentation as should jar the silly
nation. ooh, there's been no sign
OF raining bitterly he is COM
planning; "the alfalfa roots are
dying and the wheat is shrlveled
lying Yet the roads are vastly
better than if weather had been
wetter. Forty miles an hour we
travel over gumbo, sand and
gravel, and we couldn't hit up
thirty il the roads were wet and
dirty. Fifty million autos tearing
over western pralries, bearing
happy people yon and hither-let
the blamed alfalfa wither, Fifty
million autos burning all the com
that we are earning! Der the
lovely roads we're scooting,
scorching, tipping, cally-hootin@.
tearing rubber tires asunder-let
the wheat fields go to thunder.
II the rain began to drizzle every
car would be a tizzle, and enjoy
ment would be ended; oh, a WIN
ter drouth is splendid.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
TRIBUTE TO BISHOP WATERS.
Secretary Daniels to Be Among
Speakers at Memorial Service.

Secretary Daniels is to address
memorial meeting for Bishop Alexander
Waters. for many years leader in
the work Of the A. NJ E. Church. which
is to be held this evening at o'clock
at John Wesley Church. 14th and Cor
coran streets northwest.
Other speakers are to be Rev. James
E. Mason of the sociological depart
ment of Livingstone College, Rev. E. H
Curry of Media. Pa; Prof. Kelly Miller
of Howard University, Mrs. Julia NJ
Layton of the Woman's Relief Corps
of the G. A. r., Rev. A. c. Garner. Rev
Walter H. Brooks. Miss S. ]. Janifer
Prof. John R. Hawkins, a. W. Scott
John W. Lewis. Rev. S. L. Corrothers
Rev w .. Battle. Rev. n. J. Calls ant
Bishop J. S. Caldwell.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
DRESS DOES NOT REQUIRE
"HOOKING UP" IN THE BACK
Claim Made for Garment Which Is
TO Be on Sale at Suffrage
Bazaar

A dress that can be made in two.
hours and put on in two minutes and
which requires no hooking up the
back" is To be on sale at the bazaar to
be held under the auspices of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
sociation at its headquarters, 1926
Rhode Island avenue. opening tonight
and continuing through tomorrow and
Saturday. The committee in charge of
the bazaar announces that it is not a
house dress primarily. but dress
which could be made by alteration of
the material TO serve every purpose,
from street dress to ball gown.
1t is stated the making of the dress
is simplicity itself and requires no pat
tern. La robe carre." as the dress is
called is in truth, q square dress" 1t
is developed from six squares of MA
terial, one for the front. one for the
back, one for each sleeve and two for
the collar
Evening star., 1917-03-15
$50 Want Positions.

There are still more than $50 men to
be placed in positions. While the Off
cials Of the employment service conf
IDENTIFY expect to place every man. soon
er or later, the task remaining would
be simplified by local employers who
desire apprentices letting the employ
ment service know of their desires.
The response of local employers has
been gratifying to the officials who are
working III behalf Of the returned
guardSnen, and for that reason they
feel able to make this additional call
upon them, believing that the simple
statement of the new problem which
confronts the service will meet with a
ready response on the part of employ
erS able to help in tho way indicated.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
REQUIRES No Pattern.

It requires no pattern, it has no fas-
teners: there is no waste of material;
it can be put OH and taken off easily,
and it can be washed and ironed with
the greatest ease. The instructions for
making the dress will be on sale by
Mrs William Tindall at the house
hold conveniences" table.
Suffragists of Minnesota have donat-
ed and sent 16S sacks of Minnesota
flour to the National American Woman
Suffrage Association. to be sold at the
bazaar. The -four was delivered at suf-
frage headquarters today by the local
office of the Minnesota -four concern,
and each of the sacks bears, above the
name of the we'll known brand of flour,
pennalt Votes for women (;
Evening star., 1917-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
'Special Film Features

Especial Film Features
Home. 1890 c st. NE.
!: :roDAY-fRANClS y. BUsHMAN and 1Hv-
ERLY BAYNE. in MAN AND BIS SOUL
Empire Theater. sI1 H 81. ME-.
ToDAl-TRiANGLE DAY-FEATURE NO.
IlhS nrlnT 1hSs saSb s,sH II rraTHRr R No. soosk s
CHESTER CoNKLIN. In .'CINpERs oT
] LOVE" 2REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY.
! CrnndaII's Thest~r, 9th and q sts.
i ifoDAl-ETiIEL CLAYTON and ROCK
I, GLlFEE FELLOWS. in THE WEB OF
CrandaIrs Savoy. 18th and Col. Rd.
.TolAf-CARLYLE BL A X W e LII and
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: Liberty, North Capitol and p Stn.
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ALLISON, in "PlDGEON ISLAND"
Leader. S07 9th st. NV.
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MAN, IN THE BLACK WOLF"
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Evening star., 1917-03-15
Memorial for DR.. Thompson.

A memorial meeting for DR.. j. Ford
Thompson, q prominent local physician
who died in February. was held last
night by the medical staff of the George
Washington University. Biographical
sketches of DR.. Thompson were given
by Drs. D. S. Lamb. f. r. Hagner and
]. r. Wellington. Resolutions of sym
pathy We're presented by Drs. S. S
Adams and George NJ kober. DR.. 6
Wythe Cook presided.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
PARCEL POST USE
|SoN THE INCREASE
City Receives Fifth More Pack
ages of Farm Products
in Fortnight.
FOR 700 H0UsEH0LDERs

Parcel post receipts OF farm products
at the city post Office have increased
about 20 per cent within the last two
weeks. following the sending out 10 the
$4,000 homes of the city by Postmaster
Chance OF requests for the names OF
residents who desire TO buy directly
from nearby farmers.
More than 200 househoiders have
signed and sent in to the city post Office
coupons with their names and addresses.
and these names and addresses viii
shortly re made into 81 bulletin by the
postal authorities and sent out TO all
post offices in Maryland and Virginia
The lists will be posted for the benefit
of farmers. It is expected that this
list will he made up within the next
two weeks.
The 90 per cent increase on farm
products received by parcel post Is
most tangible evidence that the people
of the city believe in the campaign OF
the city post office TO help reduce the
high cost of living" officials hold.
Evening star., 1917-03-15
To Teach Tactics at Local School.

BY direction of the President, Capt.
Richard d La Gc>rde, L. S, A. retired,
upon his own application, has been de-
tailed as professor of military science
and tactics at the Army and Navy Pre-
paratory School Of this city.