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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13

shielded from cats they are very apt to
set up housekeeping therein. The ideal
robin box is merely n floor with cleats,
two opposite sides and "A gabled roof,
two sides, therefore, being open, and
this set on a pole from ten to twenty
feet in air will tempt the birds most
surely. Dimensions inside should be
about 10 by 10 by 6 inches.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
Popularity of the Brain,

Tending to bear out the claim that
the human brain is so constructed that
it can bear great ills better than les
ser ones oft repeated, is the fact that
a traveller in the wilds of Central Afri-
ca will face the tragedy of a surprise
by savage man or beast with intelli-
gent courage, and yet be driven to the
delirium of madness by the insistent
attacks of minute insects.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
Obituary.

John Barleycorn was born way back
yonder in the early ages, He was
sired by Fusel-Oil and damned by
everybody. He died on the 2lst day
of February, A. d. 1917. His
death was due to an overdose Of legis-
lation prescribed by the W.. c. T.. U.
and the Anti-Saloon League. The
deceased has many friends who will
mourn his loss. He is survived by
three ousins-Jamaika Ginger, Hos.
Bitters and Lemon Extract. Mr..
Barleycorn was quite a Jester as
well as q fighter. Strong men have
been known to put him down for a
while, but he always licked ia the
end. He made men laugh, then cry
and lick their wives. He starvea
children and broke women's hearts.
Some men he made sick, others he
drove crazy. Most every man who
got into trouble blamed it on him and
left a statement in which he advised
every young mar to shun him as they
would a snake, so he must have been
a very bad character in his time. The
funeral was held in Topeka, Friday,
February %, at $50 O'Clock, Governor
Capper officiating. Mr.. Capper
closed his remarks with the following
sentence in latin: "Sic Semper
Tyrannis, or words to that effect
His body will lie in state, but not
in this one. Kansas City will
probably be his last resting place.
Bootleggers, and others say they will
visit his mausoleum and have the
white-aproned Spirits call him
back for an occasional seance. The
pilgramages will be made until the
mausoleum is finally RACED by an act
of congress. to make room for clean,
sanitary business houses.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank our few friends
fer their many kind words of solace
and flowery speeches : made during
the recent illness and death of our
old friend and associate. j. Barleycorn
We especially thank those Legislators
and state men who stayed with him
to the last ditch.
(Signed) INA BOOTLEGGER
VERA DRUNK.
Manhattan Nationalist
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13

The Russians are about to take
'Limberger, away from the Ger
mans. If the invaders succeed will
they have to wear gas masks to stand
the ste nch?
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
SnaiIs as Baroneters.

Keeping n snail to tell you If 1t is
going to rain. Snails are excellent
barometers. If there is rain In the air
snails will seek shelter under leaves, in
the bark of n tree or any other handy
place.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
Block to Success.

Most people would succeed in small
things if they were not troubled with
great ambltiOlk
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
CARD OF THANKS.
Ard Gets Scorched.

Many n mar mistakes nOtOriety for
tame and gets scorched trying to climb
into the spotlight.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-07-13
COWARD.

Following, written on a typewriter,
has been mailed promiscuously te
citizens of Orofino:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21


!it 81 periiebsn esben, bab oiss nit
rnisrsm Gbnrnites nitt rereinbnr III.
@in er Fsrnsrhin nit isinsn grtuns
tsn in Der 30n' bertebren. 70 muB sr
Tit einsn nnber,n Wsrmiitier aIs bic
Spnlisn biefts @lnitss fudsn.S
Die 3eituns sridisn iinb i'd nIbte
ni6is 6bn!ifts. mas s:ne 70 grobe
9tufmsr.ianseit drf fid, essoeen hdts
i,, ipie ti:ie msius tlsiEen Sn.r5s.
Gas ggoGenflait bon 6annibdl
ipurbe plSsIif ssiidt = cine Tc,iiss
lett, Die tfsber nrd nidt boserpef,n
mar. 2as gang. Stdptfen mar in
@tlpesung. 6iseins IAN in oler
Hriibe nit siusr Soppelldufigen 5!inie
hereinaeifiir5t. glls sr inb, bdb g Elm
aino mar (ipis tr mid nannts), bns
ibn 70 ara mitaencmrer, ratT sr
mid einfc5 nur ON Cbr unb gina
bann fort; ahsr er erto1nte isiue Sis
.untion une perIieE nadits bic Staot.
Der Sdn.iesr fam mi. S6ere ano
9iiadeiIen terbt:, nber dih er psrs
fdmGbte ni1 rnb rsiite idbOu an
slbenb naf lem Siiben. lie alpsi pers
bobntsn 8iilasI eridiensn nit Rlage'
ihriftsn. stnaen jeoch c6 meiner llHs
tebeuisnbeit unpsrtif,teter Sahe iort.
Der benndI5drie 6srdnsoeber itiirst.
ON nid,iten 51q; NIT sin.m Sfiirs
snien psricben bIHibiirit:l ber.in. be5
has gHoe lrar, gaB er mir grobuiiis
ibia pergd6 unb mid eiHluo nit ibn
an iommen. uT i'm nd1iten SnoeH
ale yi.teriiii nit eirsm e,lishen
~Sitisrn" fort5uigiilsn. gas par feiH
ilsinsr Sdssr,.
2lis-msii 0bsim ,uriidssfebrt lDnr.
ssists Ct iih nidt penio Gresrlid. nit
llnre9t. ipis i'd msinte, aIs i'd IN
9etrnft 5og, lusiden guffftuung III
psm 8iattc osg,ten bdtte no.als in1 .
III crpdaure 5ca. os sr nid,t Dor
ullm frob iein iollte, baF er infolee
Ieiner 9lbipeitntsi. berffisbeneri 2os
sssarten 70 eliidliH .niaongen mar.
gr purbe i.to6 ipeider asitimmt. nls
tr fab, bos i'd thotid6tif bic uHpers
1lsi6lite 2ntl BON orsiunbbrsisil
neueu 4bonnsnt.n psrseifusu tonnte
unb ols if itm ii. onfiir einsesuuaesN
nsn @esetnfiIisn aeieen tcnnte, aoh.
gcbnen unh unbertduflifs Rlb.n
unb 8rennhrl3. asnue, I'm cine Tas
mile oami. apei Sabre bur6dubrins
Gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21

Sobn Qunrtors an 5eipiit abs. g.
II .. ". &c., $4,000.
Spman Roientbal an Clinton 6. Il.
%. g., $4,000.
9enrp u. @usntber on aibsral 8.
Il. y. Co.. $3.50.
Sibnep ). Relpman an 2ouis
groipn, $3.50.
glos 6. Stroup an @eitern. gsrs
man gani. $4,000.
.GlFe M. aod an amslia Nlars
tert, $a30.
Robert 3. 5if4tr on @eIisrn Ser,
man 9ant, $1100.
Morp 3. Bright an Cottage 3. IL.
8. Gp, $500.
Gatbarina glsis an eait enb 6.
u. 60, $500. -
Warsaret :. Stnbren an DOuns
Msns 3. IL. 8. Co.. $2250.
Ssrome ID. Sadfon an Gitp 9ua
8. u. y. 60. $500.
gIusuit S4pab an 9bOs. Tiemtr.
$1,000.
@gnss Sarb an asuOr .. u. g. go.
$4,000.
2berefa .. gnrr on Brighton Ser
man 9ant 60. $500.
aOuis 8. 2anbman al Wlptrs y.
Cooper, $5693.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
6ipfelli6t.
1ROman bon aarl giensufeiu.
(Jcrtiebuns.)

9lud Griffin 6elrne batte ii9 erbo>
Fen. Sbr 9eii9t mar tobtenblab, ober
in i5ren 2lusen sIiihte cine 6lamu.
beg ipilbefter SaHss. SGtte fie .iest
cine Woffe sur 9aub g,babt, iis tpdre
imitanbc geipdsn, ben 9rafen ipie elm
Sbier nieoerSuifisBen. SHE oft bate
iie ii9 i9cn feline 8eru9hing, tpie oft
ibOn iih tie Sdanbe ibrer 9eburt
ns 9eiidt fdleubern IaFsn. aber 10
;pis beuts batts er ss nod ME getAdn!
Sfipantenb perlieb iie bos 3irns
mer. gns lie iit an tsr Sbiir ums
b1sbte. iab iis. pie er iib ebep in ols
ler @leidgiltigteit cine neue 3isarrs
onsiinbete. Sbr fdentte er ail4 ni9t
etHen Bid mebr. Der biiftere Song
nit ben Qbnenbflbsrr uniting fie. Sic
inb nidt gu ibnen ouf, benn es NOR
ibr, als miibten oll: bisTs Mdnnsr unb
Trnusn ibr bdmii9e @siidter Ituleis
hen, urb iie miiBte fte bann nit ben
RGgs1n sertrabsn. Wie sebebt lief iis
BEN Sang entIans, ibrsn 3irnulern su,
nm itd in Dem eriten glei9, DOT Wutb
unb S9mers airffiSbnenb. auf eirien
Btpan Su perfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
GrunSsisen tbums>S >Sppotbsfsu.
ReueingetraseM

Teu eIH 9 eII sc IT,
SObn 6. goOt on CHARLES g.
Stpens, $500.
S0tn Aunriors on Seipitt @pe. 8.
u. y. o.. $4,000.
9ottis 2oisp an Miami 2OpnIbip
y. u. 6. Co.. $500.
9enrp W. @abeI an Wereauiile q.
L 6. Co.. $4,000.
Miliam aruis an 3D. Warner.
$500.
gbiparb s. Rsib.l an Iinanee 8.
II. 2. Co.. $500.
auguii R. Dalier an Central Gaps
;ngs y. u. z 60. Don .GoDiustou,
$1,000.
@errgia Sebnion an price Sia 30.
2 6. u y. Co., $4750.
DO. an Mm. Sobn. 1926.
Waas 6. 8obnipenssl an Appnbnls
6. II. 3. Co.. $500.
9Onarb .. So6niOa on eliis Wl.
&o9. 5000.
Wlarp 81. aOb an eITis M. Sod.
$500.
5reb 9. grOb on Accommodation 8.
u. y. Co.. $1250.
. Warp 8. Wrisbt an Qortb Gin. 6.
II. 8. Co., $500.
Gli5abetb Sitboltboff an 2. Ratios
nal gont, $500.
WiIliam u. G6lusier an DeutIdkr
2anbipebr .. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Utarp 3. WsrtbOfsr an Wtsreantile
2. II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
Getilgte 5bpotbefen
2urn Megiair an Goutbern Obio
Spgs. gani Co.. 5000.
ReIlis s. Reeb an gioria 6. u. q.
Co.. S2250.
Sno. g. @sifun On o. a. pstrs
Realtn Co.. $500.
Gocilia Gruener on 81. Batter.
$3.50.
9arpsp RsuImann.aH RsaDtussRb.
2a e. co. Saaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
@ e m mIthIih.

Ter fIotte Serr 9eiftfitb tpin6ert
lid eben, aif ie6er Seite in einen
biibiden Dominic eir1gebdngt, ourh
hos @oageordnge, ols er merit, oaB
ibm elm 9ieb boriiftig ons eGn5lib
Ieere Bortenonnoie aus Ser riiflpdrs
tiger5raftoEde ftiebIt. ,yti6t pabr, :"
ingt en- IiebenslUiir6ig, rfDenu Sie's
olr9geieben baberi, iteden sic Mrs
uieoer out 'reiul~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
eJrnnSeissntsums ilebertrasunaen.
gintinnati. 90. gfot

per ausuit parfpns an @bparb g.
Weglain, 20 bel 95 CUB on Der Sits
ieite ter Graman Qpenue, 78 SUB
n0rblih Der GInrt GtrnBe, 81.
GborIss g. Stpens on Sobn 6.
Unb Woub goOt, Got 237 in Der 2es
nor place 1lnterdbtbeilHna 81.
Glnr .. McGnrldnb an Norn rnb
Dillinm Rc5urlanb, got 81 in SO. p.
@nberfon's abbitioH gu 4bbpiton,
$1.00
glar .. Me6nrlanb an DiIliam
MeGdrlaub, Got 90 IN berfeIbeu I'm
tsrabt5eiuna 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
MiIIiam q. GpQins am earah 8. |

@illiam R. Collins an Sarab 6.
Jerris. 2s3 9der Qano in Settion
IA. Sycamore Soipnltip. 81,
Gsorgs 6. gens an $oiram M. Hus
.ifOn, Cots 232. 233. z34, 235, 236
un6 Sbsil pom Got 237 in Siram Ni.
8uIi;rn's llnterabtbeilnas, BON enit
Spericot 81.
@eltrube Wells an 3D., Got 49 IN
.Siram wl. Buttons sritsr 2lpoition
au Rortb SperIoOf, 81.
Dape aIein an emma Qlbams,
Sheil BON Got 0o. 4 unb SO. 8 BON
Spt9's llnierabtbeiluns in Sstiion 3,
9reen 3oipnibip, st.
ellie M. Wbitlod an Qettie 2oIsb,
Got 81 in N. q. 2laOerioR's 4bbis
ton 5u 4bppiipn, 500.
Sornrb r. llrmIton an alsrnnbsr
g. llrmitun, 66 2s3 @dsr aanb in
Settion 30, SpringfitIb 9ppnibip,
S100.
Gb1rIes 8. Rsnb an anna gars
roll, Sbeil Don Cots 8 unb 9 in 8nis,
lens ilnierdbtbetluns ron pleaiant
@ieip. 81.
WiIEeIm Sriihel on Daniel 9ris
fHel, Got % in glod 35 in Wm.
eprrt's llnterabtbeilune, 81.
Clara Ration an Wiarp 3. Wnts
sOn, Ebsil BON 9ot 13 in General
9arriirn's 2Oiper 5ratt in Glepes,
5000.
MiGinm Ul. Sennp an Wiliam ID.
unb Wnrp Sennp, 60 bel $50 CUB on
Der Wsftieite Der pabbod Roab in
9pnb Sia, 81.
Glementins SbdrIanb II. anb. an
Georgia SDbnion, 3S 6ub an Der
Pprbieite Der Gputbern @Dsnue, 23S
Gub 5ftli9 Der guburn ape., 81.
0i: Sitle Guarantee Ii. 5ruii Go.
Truites, an Ssnnie giOorbsab 8aus
man. Got go. 175 in Der 0afbinston
Seigbts 9Ibbition, $225.
Do. an Sobn @allmon, Got go.
225 in berislben abbition, $l25.
Gliie W. Sod on Soparb ..
SObnipn. 80 bel 131 SUP an Der
gDeititite Der RuliiOR WDsHus. Opsrs
IoOt, 81.
9apib Smii6. an Jrsb 6. grob,
30 bel 100 6ub an Der Bsitfeit. Der
Orharb Strabs Gsbt Stsiner). 81.
9eprse u. Srtb an GIopo 6. Wints
.beius, 35 BEL 100 SUB an Der Dtits
ieite Der Bel Strabs, rs SUB iiibIi9
Der Sppfins glDenue in Horpoob, 81.
2lribur g. Rotb an Wapme Rotb,
sbeii bon Cots 8 unb 9 in Der 300
onnb Spnbitnt lInternbtbeiluns on
Der grfenbre9er 2lpsniie, 81.
W2arp 6. Ban Suelpsn on !Serman
9n:. 9uelpen II. glnb., 81 5ub an Der
Der Mcntana apenue in
Def.lpoob, 81.
WiIheImino Sinnen an @ilIiom u.
"a bel 1O5 SUB an Der
Rprbfsits Der Gosbid Strabe, 81 SUB
Ipeitlt6 Der gsrarb 4pe., 81.
Gli5abetb $. Gbarls II. Qnb. an
Ufaurice 3. 2pons II. Gnb.. 20 BEL
l40 Sub an Der Oftisite Der gs.is
nan Strabe, 151 SUB iiibIi9 Der
Queen gitb Qbe., 81.
MGsaret 8. Senbren Ii. Qlnb. ON
Rate 2pna, % BEL 100 SUB an Der
Der Gaunbsrs Sirabe auf
Ut. 4uburn. 81.
81. grtbur Halbipin an emil Defer
1. anb., Got % in Der Romana pIues
lluierubtbeilung, 81.
gtaurice 6. 2nons an 2untenbeis
ner Co., sinen Sratt 2anb on Der
Sds Der 9eetman .Strabs uub Queen
giiD 2lO.uus, 81.
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q aean srpsauf bad ..gInsInnalsI gslls llail.A .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
BieIperfbreheub.

On, 8ater, ipie aebt 60 BEN
Benal, lirfer'm Shloentens-
.wilifter, Der @en5l ullb a. ar
diteft per'nl Der bat In fesnei
Bobmnng dis 146 IeerengieriIa
a g,prdrnio'u 'tdit - arob0rta
iog, i8 Girls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21
Der gann asasn bi.

Oer y q n II gegtH pic
Seutfde Oper. Der gsfhlub Der
@ei6dftsfiibrung Der 9robsn Opsr in
Rsp gort, ieine Spsrn oeutitsraoms
toniftsu Sur 9luffiibruns gu briussn.
bat au9 In Der ensliih ameritnnis
idsn prsiis jablrside proteiis aussss
'6ii. 60 9eiBt ss in bee in WiiIipaui,e
fridsikenbsn Monntsi6rift fir tatbo'
liife airdenmufi., rgdtilin": rSis
der peri9an5t 5u Sauie In ibren
SrebkHsln, Derfu9sn einise .llebtrs
gebilbttt4 ibr pitbenb gsitss fir bic
9emoiratie gu ibun, in6sm iis
Sdmubb0m6sn auf bic Rihtfdmpfsr
Bod, SnDbn, geetbooen, WloslSt,
G4uteri. grabms. Dasnsr uilp. iuers
ien. DieIs iperben aus tem Rnu9 eis'
mes ioI4en Samples btrpDrstben. obne
fab itr muIitaIiIder Ruf audb nur
i'm @srinsiisn seliiten Eat. Der Rubm
bisisr bsutfdsn Rieisnseiiter Der fer,
rrr 8ergansenbsit in fir olls 3sitsn
unerfdiittsrli6 bsgriinbet. Dir .osrs
ben inspii9en fortfabren, cine @rt ots
su bsObn6ten iinb gu itus
tireH, fir ipslhe cine te6nii4e ricbiige
ge,si6nuns in unisrsr Sprahe nidt
porsslsbsn gu Isin i8tinl.-
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RadikaIbeiIang as Tleruen$tbwdebe.
sa nIuDs gsrss aepIaat nno ihisn %
asa abHs 3; ggrs nS se3sraI asar % Su
dt uaS aus benz t sgs 5oiT lassss.
rs nnS na p5nS gtoDt shap s
5nueGs acsHe
peutsehen Pvat kIlnk 1877 Fest 27 Str New YORK, NY
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21

Deibe unb S6par5s
In ben Der. Siaaten sit6t Is (3enIus
1910 81.731, ,967 Deibs unb 9,S27,s
763 geser. Die gsDOlisruna Der erbs
ipirb na9 ben beItsR SHdbnnaen auf
1923 Wlillionsn (.iipas bariibtr) ans
gegebsn. 9oDon sntin[tn auf bic
Snbos@srmnniihs ober glriI6e aaIjs
lgBeiEe) 775 DliIlionea, auf bic Wlons
collide (@slbs uno grauns) 600 Nils
.ioneu. auf bic Ssmiiiitx Wsibs) IS
wiiIicnen Gin afritn, 4rabieH uiip.).
auf bic Rsser (S9Dnrss) 1870 Tiilio-
ren. tduptiddli6 in afritn, uuf bic
Maldpiifs (graiin) 33 9li[ipnsH
unb bic amsritaHifdm SubiaBsr
f9ROtb 20 MiaiOHsn. IS giebt oIip
msbr Msibe ais Sdparss. absr bic
e,elbsE unb bic grauneH uub bic
6dwnr5sn sufammsn esre9nsi, babeHI
TINA 10 pieI iDie bic WeibsH - 1901
ylilIiOnen iebs Ssiie. GtelIt man bic
Weibtn (oie Ssmiisn unb bic 4rier
iuiammngersdnsD ben iibriaeu Rnf. !
isn gsgsniibtr. 10 baIisn iirt bsibs bas |
@lsidseipi4t.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
MATRONS FOR SCHOOLS
CAUSES WORDY BATTLE
Board of Education Attacked and De-
Tended at Meeting.

Members of the Home and School
Council engaged in lively battle of
words last night at Franklin School
when Professor A. l.. Davis, of Business
High School, declared that to ask the
Board of Educstion's permission to pet!-
ton Congress to provide matron for
each girls school would be subscribing
the inherent rights of American citizens.
He said that as the board has been
repeatedly approached on the subject.
1t would be waste OF time to continue
such tactics. He advised that a COM
mittee be appointed to draw up the petit
ton and present 1t to the Senate and
subcommittee at once.
@. A. Suder waged the brunt of the
battle for those who opposed Professor
Davis. He said that 1t would be taking
an antagonistic stand to bring the mat
ter to Congress over the heads of the
Board of Education and that the boards
cooperation was vital.
1t was decided to present the matter
to the board first and then take It up
with the Senate subcommittee
Judge Latimer, of the Juvenile Court,
addressed the meeting and made a spir-
tied plea for the formation OF an or
ganization to take care of children be-
fore they are brought to court.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
PROPOSED STRIKE Law
DEADLOCKS Committee
Refuse to Heed President and Make
Lockouts Unlawful.

The Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mfttee Is deadlocked over President Will
sons strike prevention proposal After
several hours debate of the measure In
executive session yesterday, the commit
tee failed to reach an agreement on a
draft Of the measure and adjourned until
Tuesday.
Four progressive members of the COM
mfttes. Senators Clapp. LaFollette. Cum
nina and Poindexter. declared them
selves unaiterably opposed to the propo-
sition of making strikes unlawful for a
period Of four months pending investiga-
ton by q Presidential commission. 1t is
reported that some of the Democratic
membsrs are equally opposed to the
measure
Talk was current about the Senate that
the committee would compromise on a
measure providing merely for investiga-
ton without attempting to make strikes
unlawful The administration. 1t is un-
derstood, would regard such a COM
promise as valuelsss, and II no stronger
measure can be secured would prefer
abandonment Of the whole proposal
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14

tary Of the Interior Franklin K Lane
and Mrs. Lane, Secretary OF the De-
partment OF Commerce and Mrs. Red
field, Attorney General Thomas W. Greg
ory and Mrs. Gregory. the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Burleson, Mai. Gen
Hugh L Scott and Mrs Scott, Senators
Underwood. Ashurst, and Ramsdel, the
Speaker Of the House and Mrs. Champ
Clark, Representative and Mrs. Joseph
Cannon, Representatives Ben johnson,
Fitzgerald, Tnkham, and Whaley. the
Ambassador from Spain and Nine.
Riano, the Minister from Norway and
Mrs. Bryn, Judge Martin Knapp, Cap
tains II. ]. Vigenheimer and W. r. Lowe,
Admiral W. S. Benson. and Gen J. J.
O'Connel.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
FATE OF CLEAN FILMS
RESTS With PATRONS
Box Office Receipts Will Fix Future of
Model Movies.

The crucial test in the campaign for
cleaner motion pictures for school chill
dren In the District. now being conduct
ed under the direction OF the Federation
OF Women's Clubs. will come Friday,
when the first OF the pay matinees be-
gin at the various photoplay houses. Not
until then will 1t be known whether mod
Ell movies are here to stay.
The results gained from the showing
OF the preliminary free performances are
most gratifying" said Mrs. Locher.
chairman of the, committee on moving
pictures, but the success or failure of
our campaign will be determined by the
pay attendance later"
charges at pay matinees will be cents
Tor children and 10 cents for adults who
accompany them.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
PRESIDENT REWARDS HERoIsM

Suitable inscribed binoculars were dis
patched Friday by President Wilson
to Henry Harris and Frederick jenny.
Leeward Islands fishermen. in recosni-
ton OF their bravery in rescuing Capt
n. G. Dow and his crew OF seven from
the stranded American schooner Pair
field The rescue occurred November
Il, 1915, after the schooner hit a rock
of the island of Barbuds- British West
Indies, during a storm so heavy that
several vessels failed TO reach the dis
tressed boat
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

hstrict OF Columbia and Maryland-Rsin or snow
sIndayi colder Sunday night. Monday fair and
coaer fresh southeast shifting to northwest winds
A. 'nglha-Rain on the coast and rain or snow in
the interior Sunday Monday fair and colder; fresh
southeast, shifting to northwest, winds
haiauns are that there will be snow and rain
sunday In the New England and Middle Atlantic
states and rain In the South Atlantic States, fol-
lowed % fair weather in these districts Monday
ms temperature will be considerably lower Sun
aAS night and Monday in the Atlantic States.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
CARDINAL GUEST AT
ST. PATRICK'S TODAY

Today VIII be Cardinal Day" at ST.
Patrick's Church. James Cardinal Glib
boSs will be the honor guest at a solemn
HIN mass at IL a. m. The mass will be
sung by Very Rev. Father OCallahan.
Rev. Father Kelly will be deacon OF the
mass, and Father Cary will be sub
deacon. Rev. DR.. Sigourney Fay will
preach the sermon. and the music will
be furnished by the two choirs of St.
Patrick's and a full orchestra.
After the mass a reception in honor
of the cardinal will be held in Carroll
Hall. Among the guests will be Secre-
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
LOCAL MENTION.
4 lbs. layer rai.ins, &c, 4 lbs. he.

rice. 25c: "a lbs. Old Time flour, 81. 90;
lbs. evap. peaches. Csc; lbs. hom
my, 1oc: loaves bread. 10c; IL lbs
white meal, 35c; fat Norway mackereI
12hc; Gold Medal oats, INC; Gold
Medal wheat food. 12hc; peanut but
ter, 12c; cans peas. 25c; cans corn,
25c; cans tomatoes. 25c; 3 large cans
asparagus, SOC: large cans beans, l0c;
lima beans. l0c lb.: bots. vanilla or
lemon, Csc; pure pepper, 29c: lob.
bags salt. Csc: Wonder coffee, zoe;
Wonder tea, 29c; WINS war cake. soc
grape juice. quarts, 22c. 412 4th Street
S. f. and all the J. 7, d. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
FOUR INJURED IN COLLISION

-Four persons We're injured by flying
glass yesterday when a freight car OF
the Washington Railway and Electric
Railway Company collided with an auto
mobile at the Wisconsin avenue entrance
to the Naval Observatory. The injured
were treated at the home Of a nearby
physician. The automobile was damaged
to the extent of $3.50,
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

]. Kennard Hamilton. q. and Marion L. Woods
20. both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev II. d. Mitchell
William 8. stemmA. z. and Fanny v. Brookx
.. both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. L. Moran
Chamben.
Samuel A Swain - and Mabd n Gssswuod.
-, both d Big Island. Va. Rsy p A Caye
Sam ToomA 3. Of Baltimore. Nd, and Amale,
Ypunis, a Rev. ThomA FSyd
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14

The best in the house is included in this spe-
cial lot. Suits of rare exclusiveness-one and two
of kind, of broadcloth, fine velours novelty
checks, velvets and imported wooens Trim.
mings of genuine beaver, opossum skunk mole
and Hudson seal; plain and fancy silk Innings
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
OTHER TEMPERATURES.


Gude's Flowers and Decorations
arc features Of successful RECEPTIONS dinners and
other social funetions ia st--Adr
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.

Midnight. a: 2 a. m, 5;4 m, 5:s M.
70; a m, %; 10 a. m- 30; II noon, -; D. N.
y; p. m. 81; 6 p. m. 81; p m. 81; 10 p m, u.
HIGHEST, IS; lowest a.
Relative hunidity-s' a. m. 50; p. m, 90; 8
p m, 80. Rainfall IS D. M to D. m. J. oOl Hours
OF sunshine o; per cent Of possible sunshine, o.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest 90;
lowest, ..
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
MODEL FILMS ND0RsED.

The Woman's Civic League of Falls
Church. Va. has indorsed the efforts
Of he Federation Of women's Clubs
OF ths District to put better films be-
fore the children In the moving pic
ture places of Washington,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-19
Is pRELTMTNARY 10.

Announcement is made today by Of
ncIals Of the Moline Automobile com
pany that the change in the purpose Of
the corporation. certified to ehe sec
Rotary Of state, is one of the steps nee
essary as a preliminary to merging Of
the company and other activities of she
Root & yanderyooFt interests into
one corporation This merger has
been contemplated for some time and
there are number or legal Dreiim-
fnaries Of which The broadening of the
scope Of the auto Companyfs corporate
purpose 1s one. IL viii be some time
before ali details of the merger are
perfected.