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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10
aleine Voii3einad)r

- ensen. 8ouboi, Der pormaliss
Snbaber msbrrer Serren 2lusiiais
tunssssi6dfis. gessn ben belanntlid
Dor einisen 9ae,n Don einem itiner
friibersu aisf,rnnten siu Saftbefsbl
iusssn anaebIifer llni,riSlasuns srs
fptrtt pprbsn mar, ftllte ii6 eeIisrH
ielbit In Der GENERALIZATION unb ipurbs
sssen $500 8iirsTddit auf freism
CUB bsIaNen.
glis psrmibi ipurbe a,itsrR Der
ppIi5si Der 48 Snbr. aIie Saiob Grs
ienbrs6sr. DON Vo. 3O8 Geib Gtrabe,
s.mslbet. Der felt Disnitas psri&pun'
ben III.
Inter Der 2(ntlass. .@sit5sitsl In
Isiusm 9fiib ssbabt Su babsn, tpurbe
syrant O'8risn, pnn SO. 906 Morris
pIats, On Der 6. unb MalHui Sirabs
Dsrbuftst.
unier Der antlass, bas autcs
mobil bss Sefspb Butler, bon no.
4027 Spring @rope Apsnne, obne Grs
laubnib bes gisentbiimers benubt AT
bafxn, tpurbe esitern Der 81 Sabre
nIie @eprse Diem, BON go. 822 8iDs
insiton Girabs. ptrbaftft. or iou am
Donnerilog 2lbsnb bas 2luiombil
Buffers, bas Dor BEN 6auis no. 1917
Wins Gtrnbe iianb, bsitisstn pnb nit
mebrsren gttannteu, bic er sinlub,
cine aussebebnie GpaJierfabrt unters
nommen hnbsn, ipcrauf n bann bas
Muiomobil in einsm Ghuppen oln
Jube Der Goote absnre In gellepus,
ab., unterbradte. no es seitsrn bon
Der qoli5si sefinben ipurpe.
Der 19 Sabre alie Rotri Rpdn,
pom ylo. 1015 Wain Strabs, unb bic
I'm aieihm otter itebsrbsu Sofepb
6dns. BON 80. 1869 glarf Strabs,
unb 2llfrsb Dan, DON no. 1901 Sprins
Gtrabe, ipurben gsliern Wloresn 5,i
friiber Gtumbe bon geufnant Dople,
bem poli5iIsen Nsifinser nnb benz
a)ripatpoli5iiten Quefing IN Npon's
8imnler ntrhafiet, ra9bert cine Sad.
barin bsr NoIisst lnitgesbsiIt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10
0lms Der Ztaatslegislatnr
Die RepnoIbs 9orlage, ipslhe GransH
bas Stimmreti bsi prdiibenieHs
tpabltn perleiht,
am Gr,itas i'm Stnat sur aunapHis
empfobl.r.
Das gonberbtibs .GonisrDdnep' gt
feb bilbste i'm Saus 9eranlaiiuns
5u elmer snersii4sn auss
einanberissung.

| Goiumbus. SbiO, 8. 5ebyllar.
0as Saus unb Der Genat babeil id'
am Jreiias Nittas Dertast. Sic pcr
ben am Wlontas 4benb lin 8 uhr 80
elmer semsinfamen Sisuag aufamnsE
treien, um bas gebd9tnib pon atrd'
bam gineoIn 3u ehren, ioo5ci Der frii'
bere 9oupsrnsur gampbsa e:ne Reos
balten tuiro.
Jm Senat ipurbs bic HtpnD!sss
9orlage, ipsIde Jrauen bas Stimms
re9t bel Yrdfibentsnipabltn DerIeibi,
giinitio etiberitJtet. Die Debatie iit,r
bisfelbe besinut am Tlitipo9 1at'
mittag.
Der Senat nabm cine Dorlass an
iuel1ebie paroliruug riididGiger Ue'
fanssner bss Staaisaudtbouies &C.
iiaitst. 8is isbt ionntsn folHe niHi
parolirt ipsrben. Die Wcrlage fuar
BON 3nhtbaussDarbeB befiirnorist
tporpen.
SnI 5nus lam es am Greitag Mors
gen Su .inem 3ufammenitob opiibsn
benz bemotraiif1m Jiibrer Stoiss
unb bsm republitaniifen TeprdTens
tanien Qious iiber bas 9onbsrbeibt
YGonlsrDanep' geist. Rious eriidrts.
Stptss babe seIasi. irsenb elm Wtrs
fud ben Wioerruf bssisIben bertsiju.
fihren, ipiirbe prompt untfroriidt rsr
ben .ipOrauf ibm IN fehr berber Dei's
trpibert ipurbe. bdb biss ntfi rabr
fei. Damn mii9.e iid Der Repraisn
tnnt Smitb bon Butler Gountp ttsn
fails in bic aonirooerie unb fasie, biz
Widnner, fpcl4e hiHier bem 9lusriii
auf bas gonb.rbsibe @sfss itebsn, rs
prdfentirten bieielben .binttrliIiiaeH
Sniersfsn", ipie iens, ipelde "a brei
Sabre lang in ben @erihien befirpi
ten, unb bub bieTs Sntsrefsn aud bic
SduIb oarau triigen, bab Der Sdub
eesen lleberfdipsmmunasn 10 tersS.
CERT lperbs.
aicus sntssgneie, bab er fsintspsss
fragDiirbiss SntereiIen Serirst., afer
au Guniien einer neusn Glutbocrbii.
tuHsss9orlass tbGsig fsi ,tpsIhe cu4
nnotrsn St6btsn 5uguie TONNE nnb
niGi 9aptpn aIlsin.
SIN 6aufs ipurben ON Gretina 25
ipeitere goridgen tinlessid,..
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Seaetne unb Gabtpn.

- Der gsIlebus Stabirntb bat ben
StabtautpaIt SeroIo beauftrugt cine
Srbinun3 ausSuarbeiteu, pouud ole
lleberFiilluns Der girabenbdbn Gar6
innerbalb Der GtdbtgrsnJen pqbotsn
pirb. Die Srbinan5 IOl dhnlih pie
iene in Gopingion lnutsn. Sarrp
8ilB purbe an Gtele Don 2ouis
8ulpeiler, lpeI6er teiignirt bat, gum
WtitgIieb bes Stnbtratb erlpGblt. Sine
Srbindn3 ipurbe aneenommsn, ipOnua
iener IbeiI bss Stabtbe5irts, ipelfsr
in ben 9uHlor Wlia Bottoms liest,
aufseseben pirb.
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Jeser.

- Die 9lutomObitiprise go. 20
ipurbe seiitrn bonn Jtusripebrtef
5ouiton na1 BEN benn96arten Niios
mitopn seianot, no bic Rsiiben3 BON
Jobn Cooper, bic ii9 i'm Centrum
Der Ortfd,aft befinbet. in 9raHb sss
ratben mar. Die freituiIlise Geuer'
tpebr bes Ortes befiir9tets, bab biz
Jlammen fih meter ausbebnsn lpiirs
ben ilnb eriuhte bdber bic bieiissn
9eborbsn I'm 9ilfe, Die ibuen ar9
prompt aetpdbrt fpurbe. GliidIiAeripeir
fs eelans ts Der bortisen Gtusrfpebr
bic Glammen auf ibrsn Gntitshangss
bsrb Al bei1rGnien.
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Neippprt.

Die Geiuport Office fir bas Gin
'rinnatier @olfsblat" befinbet iidl in
0o. 339 Yorf Strnhe, sesenhber
hem Gonrtbouie, poielbit Nemigfei.
ten, an5eigen II. I. To. bis 9 llBf
abafbs entsesenseuommeu ,uerben.
SeEEpgpn South 2401.
-'MapprT2 2ipingfton bot bic Srbre
erldfen, bab Der a4tsaeutndnt I'm
11o fl6runb-im ali llbr 0adts ben
8e3irf ipeitIi6 Der Yort Strabe unb
aim 9siin5-11 llbr Nadts ben DHiritt
Ditlity ber.gopf GtraBs gu infpiairsn
bat. Die bieriftbuenben g}olisiIten
lsner e9esirte .hGben 5befsbtm 2suts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10

aaf,ips ppr 30. 1854 Sonatbtan eis.
'iparert ssftern Mbtnh bamit hefGSftioi
on bw 500 STRIDE unh fireman
gtpenue ibr VlutcmObil, beTfn Mas
f4inerie auber Orbnuns gerutbeu
mar, au repariren, als lie bon 5tpei
Burden ansefallen ipurben, bic 9irs
fdauer ms Geii4t fdlusen unb au&
aaiup mebrere paffe Oerfebien, I'm
bann bic Glu4t gu ersreifen. Gbe bie
poIiaei sur Gtells mai, Dcren nis
beiSeH 9uri4en uatiirIi@ Idnsit uers
f6punben. AlS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10

'nant ii1 au fnelben. deber poli3ift.
lpelder bes gladts i'm pnliseiquartisr
iih melbet, BAT iib au resiitrirsn. @m
Mpraen bee ndhiten Sasss pirb BEN
Mapor bieIe MelbunssIiIte pprselegt
iperoen. Samit ipirb Der ppli3eibieni.
peri1Grft. MGbrenp Der @blpeIsn5eit
bes 2eutnants ipirb Der NahtzSers
aeant an STEELE bes 2eutnants runs
siren.
- Die Gountp &pmmi6Gre ba6en
Die Snitallation bon 300 glitrogen
Yulbs2i6ter in allen Bureaus bes 9es
rihtssebdubes angeorbnet. Der aon.
trait fir bic Gnbrineuns Der 0rdbts
ipurbe an sSifber 8ros. gu beren Ins
sebot bon 1898 perssben.
Srsb Rabls, ipelfer NIT ieiner
SamiIie an her Waterports Roab,
brei Meilsn fiiblid BON Neppcrt ges
legen, tppbnt, erlitt porlebte yloHt
i6nere 9ranbpunbsn. Gr lag i'm
8ett als cine brennenoe 2ampe in ieis
mem Sblafsimmer erpIooirte uno bas
gett in granb fsbts. @r erlitt an
bsiben 5iibsn i6pere grdnoDunber.
Die Ginridtllng bes 3immers lpurbs
bur1 oas Seuer fait oOllitGnbis ger
it0rt. poTdnten, pel9e berbeigeeilt
paren, I0Idten ben 9ranb. Der
Gountppolisiit Sostins bra&te ben
@erlebten in cinem auto mad bem
Speers 65pIpital. Der llnfaa erei9s
nete iid ipdbrenb bic Samilis Rahles
in einem Radbarbauie iid bsfanb.
Die Gountbs unb itabtiihsn
2lemier, iolpie bic Banter, iperben ON
ndhiter Mcntda, 2ineplns' 9eburts
taa, eeIdlpiIen bleiben. Prdf. 80. y.
aina, Guperintenbent Der Sfulen
baB bic Sdulsn an oieism
5aae niht eei6lcfeu iperoen ollen,
iebpd piro in ben perihisosnsn
DiItrittsihulen cine 2incplneSepsnis
'eler dpge9dlteN lperpeH.
,eitern bic @eI9porensn in Der Slase
Jon Rofe M. 9iernen sesen w'arpl
Running nidt, auf sinsn BabrIprud
u einigen. Die aIdserin bate auf
yrunb zines aneeb!ih gebrodenen
tontrattes bic Summe Don $3.50 be-
= Bon ben 694 Solbnten bes 2.
tentudD acknowledgements pur'
'sn iieben Wann setpdhlt, ipel6e IN
cn Strabenbabn= n=WossOns Der Sort
sbomas Ginie ppli5eibienite Dsrichen
olIen. Oteie iieben Wanu erbaltsn
rsie 5abrt BON urb na9 Cincinnati
NIB iplen jeben Solbatsu, ipel9er iiA
es uuprbentli9en 8etrasens l4uIoiS
na4t, perbdften.
- Die Sputbsate Moblfabrtss sII'
ociation bat folsenbe 8eamte ertpabIt:
sraIibeni, Daniel 3iesIer; 9iSeprdiis
ent, Samss Scott; Setretar unb
odabmsiiter, U. Robion; Orettoren,
Sobn s. 9apis, Sobn Senrp. Jreo.
hung, Dm. S6late unb @us. Sers
.Isman. Die 2fHociatipn 1T bafiir,
ab elm Stabtbaus unO elm Sprissn'
aug errif)tet perSsn.
- %. $. @alsntin., gnirali fir
en- Clifton 0iitritt lpirb beute i'm
.ircuiissri6t Inn einen Ginbultsbefebl
udiuden, ipona6 bic Gas 60. onran
erbinpert lperoen ION. 40 Gents pir
600 aubitiub gas 5u ioletttreH. Gs
'irb IN Der aIass eeltenb eemu6i
'erben, oaB Die @as SO. ii9 psrpflids
II babe, biz gum /. Sanuar 1917
5000 Sub @osr0brsu gu legsn. Su
c biefsr 9erpfli6tuuq riat naA.an,
0 pirb ibr aud bas Rsht. untsr Der
euen 9asrats gelb gu iOIlettiren, ab.
tiproden.
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StatfIidlcs Wcidlenf.

Dem 9Ojpital gum Barmkrsisen
Samnriter ipurbs eeiiern bic Summs
Don 5000 sum 0ef6eni ssmddt, bic
bon $40 WiteIieOern Der Sunsfrauen
Gobalitdt bsi Der ct. aopisrs Girhe
ipdbrenb Der perfloHenen brei Sabre
burh freitpiIIig. geitrdet nufsebradt
fporben mar. Die llebermittIung Ses
GeIbss an bag Sofpiial erfoIste bur4
Rep. Jraneis :. Jinn.
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9amiltpn.

un1er TgcHf III paffilfpu III pefr
Gbnarb grad, 449 Shb ssiinfte Ctr.
Bel Gel. 476.9. Some pbOns
l631.G.
= slnfpalt e. @oobriiff, Ser neue
grobatri6ter, bat eeitern ieiu anit
angetreten. Ser nusiheioeiloe 9iidfer
Sobn q. Gonnaugbton ipurbe bon
County .geanrten unb ioniiieen 6renn'
ben nit einem praftigen Sdjreibtiidl
beibenft, bel pelder 0elegei,beit an
malt W. 8. Burns cine glniprahe
bielt. Serr Gonnm,gbton pirb ~.
ndfit eine 9ieiie nod bem Siiben at.
treten.
- Der Jranefiperein Der gpang.
ct. SobannesI@emeinoe tp1blte IN
ieiner 0erinnmliing am 0onneritag
slben0. in ipelrber 5uglei1 Die 81. Wic.
berfebr oes @riinoungstoses bes Der.
ems gcfeiert tpurbe, iolgertOe 9eantte:
Brdiioeiitin, 5ral @. Soos; @i5eprd.
aibentin, 5raiI ". 9arnidle; proto.
foQiefretdrin, sSrau Charles Saith;
5innnjiefretdrfn, 5rdu .. Gtord),
S6ablnciiterin, 5raI CHARLES. .@artel.
Denr asoIi5ei-9nipeftor Guile
gelane .es, afn Gonneritag am ipdten
slbena ydlpct lpiatiga gerbnituraetl
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I'm Ybilabelpbia
@arrn bic NIT Der california" I'M.
tersegansenen anaben bon 5ra,
S'IouneQ aeboren.


SIounel geboreit-
GbiIabeIpbia, pa, 8, 6ebr.
Die orei ainber BON brau Barn :.
S'Oonuell. bon benen 5lDei iamnrt
ibrer SHUTTER iid) unfer Sn perntiBieil
Eaiiaeieren Ses Dantpfers .Galiicr.
nia" beiinoen, ipareii, ipie bier ertI6rt
ipirb. in EbilabeIpbia geborsn nno
besbaIb slmerifnner. Gas brittle 9illo
beiinoet iidl iinter ben lleberlebeilosn.
qrogbent ibre gltern nidDt oas 9iir.
eerretDt erparben, erfldren Die Ve.
booen, bob Die beioeu DermiBien ana.
ben i'm sitter ron II syabren ourd Elm.
fades 9iegiitrirn aIs Stimingeber
@iirerr ge,poroen ipdren. Icd) Iieat
aud bic anuabnie unbe, bab lie in
ENGLAND pieIieidt bas britiid,e Sir.
eerredt erWcrben baben ipiiroen.
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2eutn6xt pass 8ers
limb Sie aaaiinid,aft Der ssfppnm
ipnroeu am 5-eitag in pbilabeI-
pbia oetinirt.

ltnb Die Mminid,aft Der sa!ispnm"
ipuroeu am iy-eitog in gbilaoeI.
pbin oetinirt.
9lepportHem mS, gd., 8. sSe6r.
2eatnant Sans Berg, Der 9eieblsha.
bcr nes Triien.Sdiffes ,slpparH~. 10,
Die 0eiien Mannid,aft purSel oln
6reitag Wiorgeu In @egIeihing bon
Gimp1lIterirngsbeanrten mad, gbiI1.
ceIpbia gebrad)t, no iic bctinirf ucr.
ben iellen. Sic ,peroeH ibren fiiniti.
aen slufenthaIt auf ben iilternirteu
bentifcn 'SilfSfreu5erll ,griii5 gitai
SrieSrih@ imb .,aronprin5 spiIbeIl;l"
babcn; bph perlantei, oab lie nid,t ais
aricgssefansene brtrGdtet iperoen
iuiirSen.
Genti6e 5nr Deportation
perurtbeiIt.
9prfoIf. 3D.. 8, Gebr. Die pie-
Teutid)cn, Saul GcebeI, Seinrih Sin.
femcnn, g.aiiI 1ebrernt iino @oit.
irieb 3inf, WlitgIieber Der Mlannidaft
BEG nmerifaniid,en Donipfers .Garp
aile1 In 9leppprt 9leps, ipeIhe am
@fitttpod) lbre GntIaiiung erbieItcn.
,rurbcn am Sreitng bon ben biriigca
ginipinberinugSbeam alir 9eporta.
ton berurtbeilt.
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0uciidpmsen am acpi uHo an ssrr'
per.
Grant aooo, aoulp. 8, Gcnnenili
siuetid,unsen ant stDpf iino am aSr'
Der.
Bier ipeitere SoIoaten luuroen lcidl'
ter perIett.
Die Solbaten batten cine eirla'
bung Der So4idulsauottten, itreHr
Grer;isrsn I'm Stabium btisufpobnsn.
anssnommsn unb bati.n ii& alf bsnl
Dese sur Stabt befunben oils oaf
llngIiid iid sreisncte.
Mms Der Ztaatslegislatnr
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Die aIts Geidlidjte.

DC nlte UsInlIu)if,
@efiern fam fDieber einmal cine
@usi9reituna in Wsrbinbuns nit benz
Gubrmannsitreif Bel Der aroser gros
eerp & 8atins go. Snr aenntnib Der
poli5ei. Der Chauffeur iyreb. 6irz
f6auer pon 0u. 5713 prsntice Ctr,
Der bet Der arossr 90. bef6dftist 1T.
punistn1 1a aobE1soLter 6eItr George
Evening star., 1917-11-07
Wants to Borrow Automobiles.

In dividing the work he Will use the
eleven districts and the forty-one sub
districts laid out at the time OF the
draft last spring. In each Subdlstfict
will he headquarters, where the vol
unteers will report, and men volunteer
workers are wanted to take charge Oh
these. The actual work Of canNasslnS
will be done by women. and Mr.. VII
son homes to have 200 of them to aid
him. In addition, he asks that every
person who has an automobile that
can he placed at his disposal between
Tuesday. November 20, and the fol-
lowing Tuesday, write him stating on
what day or days the machine can be
lent and what its capacity is.
Thery are in the District about S2.oeo
families. and of this nurnber many
signed food pledge cards a-.i received
window cards last spring. There re-
main about $1,000 families to be signed
up, and if the work is divided equally
between 2,56e women It will mean that
each canvasser will have but thirty
visits to make.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
REPORTS LOSS OF $1,010.
John H. Anderson Placed Money II
Trash Barrel for Safekeeping.

John H. Anderson. a resident OF Ana
costa, last night told the police OF
the loss of S1,O1o. The money was
taken from barrel Of trash in his
blacksmith shop. where he had 1t Tor
safekeeping, he said. being afraid 10
put it in the bank.
Yesterday afternoon he returned to
the shop from his home, at 1903 Good
Hope road, and reached in the barrel
to add few dollars to his Savings.
The tin box in which the money was
kept was there. he told the police, but
there was no money in it.
Anderson could offer no suggestion
as to the identity of the thief. De
tectives Sweeney and Baur are working
on the case.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
HENRY LEE DIES.
Funeral Services to Be Tomorrow
Under Auspices of Elks.

Henry Lee. son Of the late ]. William
Les. whose undertaking establishment has
been conducted here for many years. died
Monday at his residence. 4s8 Maryland
avenue southwest. Funeral services are
to be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the residence under the auspices of
Washington Lodge. No 215. B. P. O.
E1ks. Of which he was member Inter
ment is to be in Glenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Lee. who was thirty years old, was
born in this city. Since the death of his
father about sixteen months ago he had
been connected with the undertaking
establishment on Pennsylvania avenue He
was a graduate of Georgetown University
Law School. Following his graduation he
practiced his profession for a few years
here, but later went to Baltimore to
manage business concern there He was
member Of Rathbone Superior Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias
Mr.. Lee is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Sarah j. Lee; two brothers. Clarence w
Lee and Ernst c. Lee, and a sister, Mrs.
Nellie C. Steuart.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
FAv0Rs TAKING OF CATS.
Mr.. Gardiner Suggests Congress Be
Asked to Authorize Licenses.

Licensing of all cats in the District
is favored by Commissioner Gardiner,
and a law for this purpose may be
sought of Congress.
Supplementing his recommendation
for an increase from 81 to $40 year
in the dog tax, Commissioner Gardiner
today stated that he favored license
for cats well as dogs, and that he
would propose to his colleagues that
the amount for the tabbies be not less
than s. year.
1t is thought that authority from
Congress will have to be obtained be-
fore the tax on dogs can be raised
or n levy can be placed on cats. Com
missioner Gardiner plans to bring the
matter to the attention of his col
leagues at an early board meeting.
Agitation for the licensing of cats
was started yesterday at meeting of
the District Congress of Mothers and
the Parent Teachers Association at the
Home Club. \ committee will wait on
the Commissioners and urge that a
high tax be imposed on the animals.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
FOOD CANVASS TO
BEGIN NOVEMBER 70
Every Home in Washington to
Get Opportunity to Sign
Pledge Cards.
CALIFORNIA IN THE LEAD

Under the command of Clarence r..
Wilson, food administrator for the Dis
trict of Columbia, the big push FOR
the enrolment of every home in Wash
ington as a member of the food admin
istration will begin Tuesday, Novem-
Der 30, and will continue one week. or
until every house in the city has been
canvassed ..... .... ...-.
Mr.. Wilson has sent letters to every
citizens association in the District. OF
which there are fifty-eight. and to
every one of 80 women's organiza-
tions. asking for volunteers to work in
the campaign.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
Interesting
Demonstrations for
Every Housekeeper
to See.

Wizard Housecleaning Products
Triangle Polish and Oil Mops,
Wizard Institutional Mops. Wiz
ard Furniture and Floor Polish,
Wizard Wall Busters. Furniture
Busters, Dustless Mops, Carpet
Clean, etc.
Sterno Handy Cooking Utensils and
Sterno Canned Heat; handy and
useful little utensils for the sol
dier, the camper. the autoist, the
student; unequaled for sick room
Aladdin aluminium Utensils; the new
and better aluminium cooking
wares; far more artistically
shaped and with many improve
ments in censtruction-never-
heat handles: strainer tops; lock
tops, double pouring lips; no
corners and crevices.
Pyrex Glass Baking Ware; the new
scientific glass that won't break
from oven heat. and that saves SO
much labor. because you serve
right from the same dishes-cas-
seYoles, pie plates, custard cups,
ramekins and many other dishes.
CIosgard Wardrobes-for protecting
clothes; the neatest and most
durable things OF their kind, and
SO efficient, too.
We invite you to see these demon
strations now going on.
Fifth floor center and + streets.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
FOR PUPILS TO AID MERCHANTS
Committee Wants Schools to Close
Week BEFORE Christmas

That the public schools Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia should be closed
one week before Christmas in order to
allow pupils to go to work, thereby
helping mercantile interests, is urged
In resolutions adopted at a meeting of
the Industrial interests committee of
the Washington Board Of Trade last
night in the rooms of the organization.
Resolutions were also adopted urging
provision of better night school facil-
tiles.
Isaac Cans. chairman Of the commit
tee, announced that the annual report
II practically complete and will be
ready for presentation at the annual
meeting of the Board of Trade next
Monday evening at the New Willard
Hotel
Evening star., 1917-11-07
MARINES DESTROY CITY.
But They Are Not Huns; Say Toy
HOSPITALS Are Spared.

Omitted States marines bombarded an
enemy city yesterday and the only
buildings left standing after the ter
riic nre were churches and hospitals.
It was only a miniature city and the
buildings were not more than a foot
high. Cities in miniature are used as
ob1ectives by Marine Corps artillery
men in training at Quantico. and the
little buildings in them are plainly
labeled "gun factory" barracks. "
Church" hospital" etc. The marine
9unners are careful in training to avoid
hitting buildings marked Church" or
"hospital."S and In practice they show
wonderful Workmanship in razing
buildings adjacent.
Evening star., 1917-11-07
The Business Of Keeping
a Warm House.

One of the pleasantest things
about winter weather is keeping
the house warm and comfortable.
There are certain things needed
indoors, and others of more
sturdy and commonplace nature
for outdoors. We have both.
FOR THE FIREPLAcE-All sorts of
fine fittings in brass, black, black
iron and brass combined. and the
new Swedish finish. which is
really hammered silvery-gray
metal. just as there are different
kinds of homes and differently
furnished homes, SO there are
many different sorts of Fireplace
Fittings.
Andirons-Plain and Antique designs
in brass. $3.50 to $3.50; Black Iron
and Swedish finishes, $3.50 to $500.
Fire Screens-Brass, @14 and S16s
Plain Black. &5.25, Brass frame. &12OO,
Brass plated. $11.
Spark Guards. black iron with brass
handles. %. $3.50 and %.
Cape Cod Fire Lighters, brass. COM
plete with tray, $500. Brass-trimmed
Bellows, $1.25 to $500.
Black Iron Fire Crates. Is to 80 inch
sizes, % to SO.
Gas Logs. 16 to 20 inch sizes. repre-
senting natural logs. 500 to $1,000.
Fire s3ts-Brass. $1O.5O to @15.s0,
Black Iron and Swedish finishes, - to
Evening star., 1917-11-07
THE DURABLE SPLINT BASKETS
For Laundry and Marketing Purposes;
Neat, Good-Loolxing Designs.

You won't find durable baskets, and that just what
need for the laundry and marketing service
complete stock is ready.
PLAIN OBLONG SPLINT CLOTHES BASKETS
-Four Sizes from 25x16x9 o 32x22x10 inches.
Priced, $lOo S175.
POUNDED ASH MILL OR LAUNDRY SPLINT BASKETS;
heavy grade with wood strappng which of the best
reinforcements
Without 30xox17, $3.50; 33A22x26 5000.
With 30N20x18, $3.50; 53x32x23 $3.50.
Just the right baskets for public build
wherever towel is rendered
SQUARE sPLINT CLOTHES HAMPERS, WITH COVERS.
22-inch square top 81 inches high $s55
18-inch square top u inches high, $zz5
l5-inch square top "a inches high, Slz5
OBLONG CLOTHES HAMPERS
"a inches long, inches wde Is inches high $500.
BAIL HANDLE MARKET BASKETS extra heavy construction,
with wood srapping for reinforcement
1sx1Ox6 nche 2xl2x8 dche s5c 2x14x0 inches sloo.
BAIL HANDLE CLOTHES BASKETS; inches sso
sPINT LUNCH OR PICNIC BASKETS. wood with
cover 75c, S1J00 each.
thnewB asketware Departusa
noo,T
Evening star., 1917-11-07
WOMEN'S DISTINCTIVE COATS
What Women Are Wearing in
Fine Footwear

Vamp pointed and wing tips, simulated wing
punched resemble beading
giving refined relieving the plain lines
though their slender
heels models
When large the fine qualities and styles
nnected YOU logical your
Women's Dress Footwear
of the n
All heels
Evening star., 1917-11-07
;WW 6 I0tbr0{p
New ok=W Paris
christmas
"0her Tbere"

Mothers, sweetheartS. fathers. sis
ters and brothers are wondering
what to send to the BOYS Somewhere
in France, those on the sea and those
in cantonmcnts here i'll our own
u. S. A.
We have the right gifts to express
the Christmas sentiments in things
that the government approves and
that the Soldier Boys and others
serving the country will like.
Packages going to France must be
mailed by November Is
1t is time to get busy with the
sending now.
Evening star., 1917-11-07

Rev. John Henry Troy of the National
Bible Institute of New York is to de-
liver a free lecture tonight at Gospel
Mission, 214 John Marshall place. Mr..
Troy is to hold classes every Wednes-
day evening at the mission. 1t is ex-
planned that plans are being considered
for the organization of Bible institute
work