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The Washington herald., 1917-09-19
New Conservation Skirt
Seen in Matinee Parties,
Minus Frills and Ruffles

The Conservation" skirt. which
has been heralded as the latest
Partisan style. has made its ap-
pearance upon the fashionable
thoroughfares of Washington. The
matinee parade on F street and
Connecticut avenue reveal many
converts to this latest proposal to
the consumer to conserve the sup
ply of wool.
The new attire is minus the fiuffs
and ruffies, plainly of the tailor
made cut. and the advance dis
play seems to be limited to an ca
hibition of only the choice calves.
which are exposed from the ankle
to a point about two inches below
the knee.
Forecasters of Dame Fashion
predict that leggins OF the military
type, woolen bloomers and. spats,
will be popular. If not essential. a
little later in the season, when the
mercury begins to descend.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-19
Expect Verdict Today
In Schneider Case

Capt. Henry Schneider. charged
with attempting to obtain a settle
ment out of court of the case of Ed
ward Ellison, a junk dealer indict-
ed by the Virginia authorities in con-
nection with the lootinS of freight
cars, will probably know today whe-
ther he will be allowed to don his
uniform again.
At the trial yesterday before the
police board he introduced more than
a dozen character witnesses. among
them being prominent attorneys.
clerGymen and a bank president. The
stenographic proceedings of yester-
days session were gone over thor
oughly last night and it is expected
that the trial board will announce its
decision today.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-19
Demand S5O,OOO Damages
For Ride On Cowcatcher

4 thirty-mile ride on the cowcatch-
er of a big locomotive might prove
alluring to a movie star or tramp,
but to Ollie Hood. a resident of Oden-
ton, Nd. it was an awful experience
Hood is in Providence Hospital as a
result OF being struck while driving
a motor truck across a road near
Baltimore. He landed on the cow
catcher and was carried to Hyatts-
vile. Nd.
He filed suit-yesterday. through At
tOrney James l.. Lindsay in Balti-
more. for $1,000. Hood states in his
declaration that 4 Gateman let the
gate down on his head rendering him
unconcious. Then he was struck and
carried away by the express. He re-
gained consciousness on the cow
catcher and stayed there until he was
lifted OF at Hyattsyille.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-19
CRITICISE WAR RISK BILL.

Expert insurance men discussed the
soldiers and sdi'ors' insurance bill
yesterday before d subcommittee. COM
posed of Senators SIhoot and Will
liams. Judge Ilian Mack. of Chi
cago, spent moss of the afternoon IN
giving his views
The insurance men generally eX-
Pressed the view that the bill should
be changed in many particulars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
g[nitraliId,es.

Dab Oos 8olf oes groBcn SiiOrci-
Dies gIuitraIicn Die @infii6rung oeg
9ienit8monecs obgelebnt babe, miIien
inicre &eier. 9luBeroem Oiirftc es
i6nen nicbt entgongen leih onB ooS
ollliraliide 6oocrol- -EorIoment ouf-
geloit uno DOB I'M Moi gieupoblen
itottfinOen loaen. Sci ser foIt tbro-
Mid geiporocnen @ebeimniBfrGme-
rel melde bon Geuter be5iiglib Ger
engliihen &olonien getriebcn miro,
toptt man I'M glngenicinen 5iemli6
i'm 0itnfcln bcrlm uno elm gfi6tein
gepeibter fam Iib mlr i6wer ein
gilo iibcr Die mubren 3uitGnoc III
Oicicn fcrncn 2GnOcrn maiden. Wfon
lieIt 3mor INNER bon GROCER n8cgci-
itcrllng@ ii. I. NJ. in ocn enelilden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Die (c6rcdi(iC6pn BnVern.

Sin fran30If4er @ef4i6tsforIGer
betIagt Ii4 in elmer 3uTt6rift an ben
rSemps" odriiber, baB es INNER nod
Srun5olen sibt, peltbe bic @iO6elit=
Ihen, insbeIonbere Die 8dbern, fir
beEere Menfthen baIten ols bic greus
BEN. Der GeIebrte ieBt in Ieiner 3us
Icbrift ouseinanoer, 6aB Sic 9rutolis
tdt unO bic 3erit0rungsiput Der 8aps
ern f4on Dor bunoert Sa6ren, 5ur 3eit
Ser &riege Napoleons, fpri9portli9
geipeien iei. 2(us iener 3eit itdmme
AUDI cine Pdrobie gu S9illers u2ieo
BON Der @lode," in Der Ii9 folgenbe
Gbaratteriltit Der 9opern 6efinbet:
nS9redIi9, it's, ben Gen gu fpeden,
DerberbIit6 lit oos Sigertier, ieoo9
Der fbredIi9He ser S1reden, oos 1T
Der 8aper obne Bier" 9la6 bieTer
@ntoedung oeS fran5DfIben Sc
f9ibtSforIdsrs ipiiroe Die frdn3TiiIGe
&eeierung am beften tun, re9t pisl
ameritaniT9e @erite no9 0euti9ldnb
our65uloHen our 8eIdnftisung Der
i4redliAeH 8apsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
u@eme, meme, tefel, mpNariin!n


Co8 6icber bat iid obgefii6It,
Man icbrei't Ii6 ni1t mc6r bciicr;
9hm bin mo Oo - mir0 nod &c.
pii6lt,
IoS @olf miro enoli6 pciicr.
Mon6 @incr mobt sic 9Luecn ouf
lln6 iaet: vid eebe feinen Sbnauf
lin Die nerlogenen 8eri6te;
Gie @irflibfeit ma6t iie 5u nidtel"
Sic 2iigcn Wnren aub 81 BID II
g9er fonnt Oos nacs i9Iuden?
Man iab i6on bel Dem eriten 9lid
Die frltmmen MommeIufen.
Sdluu, mic Die Eeuiel aue lino,
8erpeIten iie iogar oen @ino;
@epoltiom moGtcn iie es 5mingcn
llno oenno1 miro eS nidbt gelingen! /!
Tenft mas Sbr mo1t, i6 bleib babel,
Grob ollen eroBen S6nilten;
9ie SturmiIitb flicBt langiam por'
bel,
&ieleicbt gon5 obne bllten
llno moder @roBfopf ibnappt nod
9uft,
Menn erIt'oer 9roBe Elmp perpnfit;
Mnnb' @unOer miro man bolO er.
lcben
llnO inlcr'n @ott bic @6re ge6enl
0onn i66mt ii6 W}onber, Der 10
i6ma6
Gle Segel i9on geltriben;
Gus mar einmol Elm @cb' unO 9(6l
N}it unier'n 9inOcitri1eu.
Gen 0cutiden Namcn mari man fort,
@erp0nt NOR iGon oaS Oeuti6e @ort;
&oBt aiif es miro geipoItig fro6en,
g9ie mer6cn mir ann ber5lib laden!
S1on modclt's oo, lbon brodclt3
bort,
Gas miro mas @roBes eeben;
Ger Serrgott lit nod infer Sort,
IneItmcier mogcn 6eben.
vs. Drell6elt eflpdS an 0enl 0er0,
obs mld Die @cIt nod ni6t erfG6rt;
Sabt mIr @e0llo irn0 Icrnt OoS
Sbrpeigen,
Sic @o9iboI miro iid cinmol nei-
gen.
9tiGt oucs 3pingt man nit Dem
@elo,
@s gibt nod groB're DlGHte
Gas Sdidial ibreitCt ourb Oie gScIt,
Erob alien @orteefe6te.
Ga bilit fem @oulpcrf mo fcin
@olO,
@enn crit 0oS Qonnermettcr roIlt -
@eb' glld, S5r frlmmen GipIoma-
ten,
Sling ieiO ibr - abcr iGlc9t bera-
tbenl
81. =. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

9ie @eIt nil bolt betroaen icinl
Gas 1T Die neuc, oroBc 3eit
Bie wiirocn iid Oic Qllten iddmen
Sic fdmpften fir @crebtigfeit
Gum 8or6il0 ioate man iie nebmen.
Seut' Oominiren 0ie @ele6rten,
G'rnm it's ouA nidt mc6r i6on allf
@r0en;
Gie 6lut6 Ser 2iige rollt 6erein,
Gle @elt mil bolt 6etrogcu ieinl
81. s. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

3citlin9et bonn ufrcuoigem 0pfcr-
t5um" Der Solonien bon nEreue gum
N1utterlunOc" llnO 0ergleic6cn lido
ncn Gingen mcbr; in g8irfIi1fcit
miro bic Sa6e Wo6l 0on5 an0erS
uusiebcn.
gIls Der oltItroliitbe Hrcmcrminis
tier SugbeS - ncbenbei bencrft, einc
DER roiielno1tcn W3oultronneln bic
fer 3eit ~ nit ieiner proieftirtcn
SSc9rporlage ourbfiel, nor Icin
Sdicfidl 6eiicqcIt. N1it SHlfe alter
ocrlcbt1r porlmentariicbc r9)tGb6en
fomte CT iib 5lpor nod eilige 3eit
bultcn (notobcne ~ cs lit mcrfpilr.
DIG, Dob Die jllngcn cngIii6en Solo.
lten lebr Dicle nntiOilupionl6e @e.
brGl6e oaS cngliiGen Borlomcnts
iibcrnomlttcn Bdbcn) TIT ollo - pie
gciogt SugbcS fonnte li1 nod cini0e
3eit bulten.
9lIs CT a6er aniing ii9 q la 2loDO
@corge 81 gc6dbr02n lmo 0oS Earlu-
mcnt auflolen uoIltc, nm bis gum Of
'p6er io5ulagcn olS Gittotor III 6err-
lGcn oa i9eint aS bod 81 elmer crnit-
5dttcn Sbltrilftion gefoumen 81 iein.
Gos &orluncnt bat ii9 oni6einet0
laI6it nitfgclolt, bat S5ug6cs lcincr
S;tcllung cnttlciDct rmO 9ieuma6len
cngcorOnct. So iailen mir mcnigllcns
6le So9c uuf Nus ser nit 10 gro.
zen @ortcn an9cfiinoctcn inperiali-
liiicbcn @onfercno scr Golonicn in
2onOon miro olio ni1i pieI. Sot6a
III otfi5ica unabfommlid, 6ug6eS iii
dDgcidgt, BON Gauanoa bort nan
ni1tS. 9tcr-SeelonO llip. ipiclen
rcinc 9loae III Oo5 poup0ie S9au-
ipiel tiner 59ici6aconicrcn5" 3crplabt
clio mic cine SciicnbIoic es blci6t
nur bdBIid ousiebcnocr S6aum
ii6rig.
I'm pic obcn oci1il0crtc Solhn9
Elultroliens 5il ocritebcn, muB man
lId in bic Gage Scr 2cltte ocriebcn.
Gie Gcntrolnd9tc iinO Die belten
&unOcn Oes 2onocs. &or Dem Striege
mar troB oacr itotiitii1cn Sal
iGlin9en Die ). 9. 2(ntwcrpcn ais
frcn5oiii6cn @afcn bc5eibnctcn II
Der @rport nod Gcntralcuropo foit
ooppcIt 10 grob, ais mie ser Support
Der GcntrolGnocr nod 9llltrolicn.
Ger 0ofcn Nntlperpcn, Ser feIt
leOigIi6 Gin Eroniitfoien ilir bic
GcntrolmGdtc it, purOc ic6on icit
So6ren ais 5u Sronfreidb ge6orig &c,
tradtet) Die 9mitroIier perniiicn
icBt i3mer5Ii1 i6re often arnOen
aus Gcntraleilropo-fiir i6rc Sob
prooutte, mic Gr5, @ollc 1t. /. H.,
fc5lt Oieic foloiialc Gonfllrrcn5, mel.
he oie Freiic 10 6iibid in sic So6c
tricb Oic Sd6iifa6rt lit our9 ocn
Srieo gcft0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
0as 9SnmRen, lunit mnS Jest.

~0ie gSeIt min bait betrogen ieinl"
9as Sprii6mort fonnt' Die Belt ni6t
dnoern;
&ief greiit's ms Menl9enIeben Gin,
Sn fleinen unO in groBen 2Gnoern;
Man ipottet germ Der alien 3eiten,
9(ls Oh mir iebt i'm 2i9te i6reiten;
Die @illeni1oft greift mGdtig eiii -
9ie 8elt min bolt betroeen ieinl
@er beiite glugen bat gum Seb'n
llno fam Oos 9tedt bonn ltnrebt
i6eioen;
Gem muB oos Ser5 i6ier itiae itebn,
Sn oieien aittgetldrten 3eiten.
SonIt nannte man lie fiir5pee 2ltnt-
pen,
0ie moncbnal Elm panr Eboler punt
pen;
g8er llto Iie ie gum @oItma6l Elm IT
0ie @elt min balt bctrogen IeinI
0ft worOs Oen fleinen 2umpen
l6per,
Sm Yfonobaus ieu5tcn 9lod uno
Soie;
0ie eroBen &iinlpen friegen me6r,
Sit man era6ios, pie Elm 6ran5olel
Ser 6ran5monn lit uno blei6t ein
N2eiIter
llno i'm 8egebren miro er OreiIter;
Gum 6eItmabl rnit man i'm bercih
0ie @elt wia baIt betroeen ieinl
llno iuud8eno, biidt li6 nod Ger
S6marn
&ommt lol6' ein Yump-@enie ge.
5ogcn;
0os S9mei6eln mo1t Die @er5en
porm,
Sod iteigen Ger 8egeiIt'rung @ogenl
9oS lit fein bunosgemeines Bumpen
@er mugt es ga rno ipri9t bon
Slmpen?
ga ltebt Elm 0elo I'M @lorienI6ein -
9ie gSeIt wia 6olt betroeen leinl
llno monbcr 5dwciB flebt an ocnt
@eIo,
Ntit Qbronen mars gelpiB erworben;
8iel 9lrInutb bir9t Die iteue @elt ~
SIN Gleno IinO i6on Tiel eeltorben.
0os morcn bolt geneine 2umpen
sic 6ottcn feinen Wiltb gum Ylm.
pen;
g[rm trug man lie ms @rob 6inein,
0ic @elt nil bolt 6etrogen Ieinl
SoQt MIR, i6 mare |eiliniit
Zen 8orpuri fam i6 leiAt ertro'
gen;
SD Ie6' Oas 2e6cn luie es it,
Sin 8rug6ilo ie6 iA bergboA rogen.
M&on mag gum Sdlpeigen mid oer-
0ammen
llno oennod looern nod Die Slant
men,
Tos Ser5 lit nod Ni6t bart wie
Stein;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
GjcrGndlcrtc 7rdncu.

SAon in Sen dlteIten 3citcn c6rte
man 9cbcn0c lm0 Io0tc 0ur6 NGu-
bcrrnecn m0 Sol6mgcn, bod id6ou
i'm graucn glltcrt6um ortctc scr sc,
brauh mo6lric6en0er Stoffe in Ser
i6pcn0rug ans, io0oB @eicbc oagc.
gen erlaIicn pcr0en muBten. Ter
9roBortigItc 9uruS mur6c 0omit
5ir 3eit 2u0mig OcS 6iini5c6nten in
Sranfrci6 getrie6cn. g9obl lit IN Der
@egcnmart Der GcrbrouH Elm gr0Bc-
rer un0 Bat 5ur @riinOun9 6cOeitan-
Der an0uitricn geiii6rt, or bat ii1
ie0od iebt iibcr fnIt oae @olfSibid-
ten olts9coebnt, mGbreno eS OonoIS
MIR in Den boAiicn Greiicn Mooe
par, iid 81 poriiiniren
9lu4 oie Eoriiimc imterlie0en ser
Mooc; Miae 6lclus, @ati6uli @B.
bouquet @ciIdcn, 9icic1L 6licocr,
AoSmin uilu. porcn no6 chamber
be0orju9t, icl6It Scu. mo ,}uAtcn-
Eorfiimc Ooninirtcn cine 3cit lang.
glbcr o0e EoriiimericfiinIte Scr mo-
oerncn Snlon0amen lino gar ni1tS
in &crgleidc nit ocn @o6lgcriiben
Der 6rancn in Dem 10 bicl umitrittc-
ncn dgpptiiden SuOon. Gie 0orti-
gen 6raucn rGl6ern iicb elm, ino od
Iie fr6ftige 9}eroen bn6cn, mG6lcn iic
10 oltSgiebiee @}itteI, 0oB Iih oie 9(n-
meicnbeit elmer @nlppe frii6 gcolter,
geIol6ter mo gerGu6erter @eibcr ouf
bunOcrt S6rittc oem @crli6SIinn
berr1tb.
GaS 9idlibcrn eriol9t nit beion0e-
rer SorgfaIt. 0ie 5rouen i'm nu6i-
I6en 9lilt6aIe, i'm oitliGcn uno melt.
Ii1en Su0on oie 9cpo6ncrinncn ser
6olbinlel Sennar IomobL ais Die bon
Goroofnn, pie nucb 6ie 5h0ncn in
Nor-6or miomen oQlp06entli6 min-
oeItens einiae Stun6cn Dem &Gilbern
Sm Sofe ieoer 0iitte, lmter foIt oQen
3elten fam man i'm @ooen cine
fleinc @rli6e finOcn einen SUB tief
Orei &iertcl SUB inn GurtbmelIer, oie
entmeocr nit bortem Son allSqefiit-
tert o0er in Ole elm Gppf cingciebt lit.
Gorin miro Elm lnnqIom brennenoeS
Sol5fo6lcnfeter imter6nlten mo nit
Spe5ereien, mie g}elfen 9Sngluer,
3immet, MeibrauG, Son6clbol5,
@lDrtDe, po5u Sp1ne ser G6ol6o-
9(fo5ic 6in5ugefiiet mer0en, bcItrcrt.
llebcr oieieS 6euer ieBt ii6 oie mog-
li6it leidt bcfleioete 1Srou lmo be-
ocdt ii6 NIT Dem montclartig auSge-
breiteten Cob (Scmoentuc1) 70 ior9-
f6ltig, baB ni6ts bon Dem foIt6aren
&ard un6eniibt in sic 2uft entlpeibt.
sic gerGtb babel oIlmGIicb in oliSgic-
biecn SHweiB uno nimnit Elm form
li6eS Gompibao. 9lm @noc Ger
Sibune, no9 Is bis 20 N}inliten,
lit bic 6rou oerart ein9erGu9ert, oaB
lid Der @crud auf weite Streden be,
nerf6ar mo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Siibnerunge nit oocr Eropfen ,G5ctssS 1t"
lol9rt. edmerdcn ilno Gni6iirIoun9 mcr6en
nferito5%inoeg, per, ous 9i9uerqqac idnai oon oc'
lot cS flo log uno f1Qt nb.
on Gs gebt fehl Siibnerdugcnss0litie in Der
@eli' 6as lo loirII pie relets.2t" sHeine
nelle @nioedln9 III in plbnernueenfr qes
mlacbi iooroen, felt a@cissSi" geboren miiroe.
Serqecn Sic oicie GData6e Mot n@efSs Sfd
1eleittat thr ale 9eiten oie genubune bon
@qlbelt bic irritiren. 9dliongcn, Sic CHI @iin.
nlir polbe glrbelt tDin, Wtciicrn uitb Scbccs
rea pic Blut 5ieben. Ncmben Gie ,GeiSs
81" am.fein globrcn liilo Gd1neioen mcbr
berlailf ooer eeecn GmpiaiIo Scs Greifes Bon
&. Snmrence & 60, Chicago, Sa, berlonot.
(Sdn14Sebr2b. .9lprilS. .D(ai20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

So crideint ms Oie 2oge in
9ltiiroIicn rmo 10 miro iie pa6r-
idcinlim oub in mlOcren cngIiiben
Solonicn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
@itbmcraMgcm id)dicm ftd)
nit vWctssSt" ipfurt nb.

2rOpfcn nnb 6aS 0i0ucrnuac III .intId, {"
gsenn Gle oui ben eeiieu S,brer enrhe lnu,
te1 miiien, nm Ole ibrcdlc9en 0iibuerauecns
Shnerscn M eermeiocn. gichi eS uir Gin hcrs
fi.lliliqes GinQ en- thnn: Ncnetcn Sie Nhl
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
MIR RIIRBIE MURDER JURY
RETURNS VERDICT OF GUILTY

i,1ry that anyone aiding or abetting
In a criminal Iteration Is guilty OF a
crime. Hinterliter had confessed
that he aided Elizabeth Ratcliffe
when she attempted to perform the
fatal operation upon herself, in a
futile attempt t., hide the evidence OF
their unwise love.
On the fragile surface of the "afr
bubble" theory tested the entire case
of the state. Hinterliter, enmeshed
In an impeachible net OF circumstan-
tIal evidence, finally confessed while
on the stand that he had been but
thirty feet away when Miss Ratcline
com mitted the act which cost her
life. He admitted furnishing the
operating instruments.
Miss RatcliFe's death was caused
BY air bubbles, injected into veins,
rC aching the heart The discovery
that a crime had been committed,
came when the body was taken to
the hospital by Hinterliter. Air bub-
bling from opened arteries aroused
the suspicion ef physician at the
post mortem-
About twenty-five spectators, in
cluding the families Of the defendant
and Miss Ratcliffe. sister OF the VIC
tim. remained in the court room all
night.
4 motion for a new trial made by
the defendants attorney Immediately
after the verdict was read, was over
ruled by the curt. A motion for
writ Of stay Wa also overruleo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
Belief Now That Wesley Lewis
Who Took His Own Life,
Was Not the Murderer.

limited Press Leased Wire Service-]
.PHIA. Pa, Jan. 1O.-The
gruesome. brutal murder OF MaZie Col
bert. pretty stocking and corset model,
will be re-enacted in the very apart
ment in which her battered body was
found twelve days ago, it was an
nounced today. John Colbert. brother
of the slain girl requested that the
murder scene be reproduced.
II want to show" Colbert explained.
that the slightest sound in my sis
Iters apartment could have been heard
by both the ianitor and Marie Collins.
The "performance" will he staged
upon the theory that a man coming
from a taxicab entered the apartment.
Then, the last night the girl with the
form divine" is known to have lived,
will be gone over. Furniture and
glassware will be hurled about, dupli-
eating as nearly as possible the noise
of the models struggle for life.
If detectives sitting in Miss Collins
apartment find the noise Of the stJlg
gle must have been loud enough to
have awakened a person, the 1nvestl
cation may be started along new lines
1T was indicated.
Miss Collins was known as Miss Col
bert's best friend Her apartment was
close to that OF the model. Both the
Collins girl and Police Magistrate
Imber, who talked to Miss Colbert the
dav she is supposed to have beer
murdered, will be questioned further
today
! District Attorney Rotan decided up
on this as the result of conflicting
statements both have made. Both de
elared they had talked to the model
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
College Paper Suppressed.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. -Newspapr
ethics and college aesthetics have
clashed at Northwestern university
and as a result "'The Candle" college
paper has been suppressed. The "Co-
Ed Number Of the peppery little pub
lication. took the breath away from
the prexys, Then they took off their
spectacles to wipe them for a better
look Then they ordered the publica-
ton of "a heluva number cancelled.
"Lewd indecent, subversive of all
good principles, and contrary to the
type of a. student that faculty is trying
to develop" are few of their express
sions. The faculty's objection TO "The
COED Number" began with the cover
chic and sumptuous girl sitting In a
wine glass, inviting, afluring, tantal-
izinE through the chinks of half closed
dreamy eyes. She wore little but the
wine glass. Articles on kissing. writ
ten by experts" proved exceptionally
distastaful to the faculty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
SENSATIONAL
Developments
States Attorney Promises
Something New in Chicago's
Police Graft Scandal as
Arrests Continue.
CONFESSIONS ARE MADE
Some Of the Mon Involved Are Sa d to
Have Told All They Know
About Protection
PaymentA
CONFESSIONS ARE MADE

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, Jan. .10.-More sensa-
tional developments were promised
by States Attorney Hoyne today, in
the greatest IcIice graft scandal in
the history of Chicago. Hoyne issued
a statement saying that he had con-
fessions from Tom Costello, "f1xer"
and go-between, and from Police
Lieutenant White. These confessions,
Hoyne stated, lead directly up to
Chief Healey. Hoyne intim ated that
they would ev ,ntually lead still nign-
er, but refused details.
Costello, police ''fixer" for yea 's
is said to have agreed to tell the
whole story Of those years. White,
assigned to the Lake street statio,.
is said to have related all of his con-
nections with vice and gambling
through Costello and his partner,
Mike Pepike" Heitler and w. r.
(Billy) Skidmore.
Hoyne in his formal statement,
charged that Costello made weekly
visits to Chief Healey at his home
and paid over graft money collected
from gamblers, resort keepers and
other protected raiders of the public.
In spite of the fact that Healey is
free on s25,0O0 bonds, he still re-
tanned his Office today. Mayor Thomp-
son stated that his successor would
be named Thursday.
Il Hoyne charged that vice had been
allowed to run through Chicago un-
checked so long as the keepers were
right" with the police ring. One man,
Hoyne said, hai made $4,000 in one
year, about half of which he was
allowed to keep.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
SUFFRAGETTES
PICKET MANSION
Guard of Women Surround the
White House, Making Presi-
dent Wilson Run the
Gauntlet.
HE SMILED AT THEM
Wear Banners Reading "Mr. Presi-
dent, What VIII You do for
Woman Suffrage" But
Arc Silent.
/ HE SMILED AT THEM

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O-Carrying
their fight for suffrage to the gates
Of the white house, twelve congress
sional union women pickets took their
positions at the east and west en-
frances to the mansion grounds at
10 o'clock. ..
Immediately upon arrival of the
silent sentinels," attaches of the
white house vent into conference to
discuss ways and means of dispensing
the women should any demonstrate, .
occur, or should the "silent sentinel"
program draw crowds about the
gates.
At 10:30 President Wilson return
ed from his morning golf game and
ran the gauntlet at the west gate.
The suffragists were 50 surprised
they did not recognize the white
house car until after the president
had passed.
He smiled as his car rushed be.
tween the sentries.
Notified Of the action by the WON
en-, the police department sent police
to the scene to guard against law VIC
| lations. 1t was stated action might
be taken compelling the women to
take out permit on the ground that
no banners containing advertising can
be- displayed in the district without
such a permit.
The suffragettes have ordered to
keep silent ard stand with their
backs to the fence SO that all pass
ersby can see the yellow banner on
which is inscribed in black. "Mr.
President, wnat will you do for
woman suffrage?"
The following "orders Of the day
were issued by Miss Alice Paul. COM
mandant, as the guard mount left
congressional union barracks.
STAND at either side of the two
gates with 70 1r backs to the wall.
II the police interfere with you, step
from place to place on the sidewalk
In front Of the gates.
IF the police press you further,
20 out to the curb and stand there;
if they press you still further, move
your lines into the gutter. If they
won't allow you to remain there, get
ia parade formation, march around
the grounds, going from gate to gate.
Don't come back here until your
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
|interliter Had Admitted He
Assisted the Girl in Per
forming Operation.

|nited Press Leased Wire Service
pLNEY, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-The jury in
case of Roy Hintefliter. charged
! b the "air bubble" murder Of Eliza
ID Ratcliffe, returned verdict OF
|lty of granddaughter. at AIS this
fning, after twelve hours delibera-
he decision Of the jury came after
FANATIC climax in the court room
y-five minutes before, when the
It had ordered the jury, which
twelve Lours deliberation, had
rted with their verdict, back to
Jury room. The fateful slip was
ed to the clerk, who read the
ct of guilty of manslaughter in
|rst degree.
e you satisfied with your YER
Judge Miller asked the Jurors.
ratory to dismissal.
/ am no,," answered one juror.
court then ordered the tales
back to deliberate further, but
hem went instructions that
ally forced them to find Hin
guilty.. Tia court told tAs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-10
Buffalo Bills Dead
After Weeks of Sickness
Noted Painsnaan and Circus Olner, Who Was as Wen
Known as Any cro,0ned II, >>@of the World

DENVER The noted plains ms.
seemed 70 he
followed life as the last vestse of the
odw ldandwo &
the home sister of
He rallied
he
andhe Denver
With
ewh
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