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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-29
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ip6fentIi6 itott 6es einen porgeifriea
benen ileiidIoien 9nses, oeren 5fpei
beobadtei tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-29
Sbenre WeTbicbte.
Nprris gloom bon gansrnfansrrn
Inn $735 begaunert.

Der Sdnei6er Morris 9loont,
con gto. 1876 Calhoun Strabe, tuiro
Den belitigen 9aitftag fairn in iebr
IireuOiger 8eiie feiern, BERN 9Ipom
befIagt ben @erliit BON idiiereripars
ten S735, bic ifm bon einem golls
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bate, bic tidt, tuie gIoom utf1ngs
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ten. lin feds llbr abenos ipiir6en
iie bas aaitdlen pieoer einloieu uno
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Meiiin1abf1Ile befanben.
TotiirIih iuft hie RoIijei Jest mad,
Sen Srei 9niieriii6ngern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-29

gnJabI, ipie bos Bel friihsrsn amtIts
6sn llnteriuhunssn Der Gaa NOR.
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isit stfdtnit tptrbsn. Die Sa1pers
f'dnbissn bsrtdnsn bisis S4p.re naa
.ter babur6 perlorenen arbsiis5.it.
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bsnsrtiji9srunss Gsisuidofisn pirb
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auf ben arbsiispsrIujt bon 30 Sabrsn
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,ai einsn 0srIuii bon 35 Sabren.
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cnsensnbei, bic fid in ben ans,ssbss
ren WaIdinsnfabriisn .r.isneisn. srs
sab istr inisrsFanis ReiuItats. SIN
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zen Wlsnerisn iparsn in bieIen bic
llnFGns nur Elm Drittel hdufissr aber
nebr als 5ipsi unb sinbaIb NAL Idp,s
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'tfper 3u bsantiporten, neil in ben
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Den @robgeTtiporenen purbe un>
ttr $500 giirgfdaft 5srbert DspanO
ern 80. 1883 Walnnt Strnbe opn
Ri4ter Bel iibsrtpieien, neil er ans
asblicb seIesentli6 feiner Dor sinisen
sassn erfolgten @sr5nftuns burd
Sen SsiettiD 2ptpsnitire Wiene ses
tnadt bate, eiHen ReDulbsr gu 3ieben.
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gen Danttags cine turSe Geri9tss
iiBung a6haItsn. I'm bic GGae Der ar
men SeufsI ju sntfdsiosn, bic nab
rsnS res ssffrigen 5ages unb pdbs
enb Der Ra6t berbaftst lpurben unb
euber Stanos iparsn giirsf9aft gu
iteIlen.
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fd)en @aiienbaus tperbcn 6ic
ainber Gnnf Der whrnifi5en5 peridjies
bencr Serren bom gorjtdno NIT 1iir.
fepbraten regnIjrt iper0eit unb nuber.
Dem itebt fiir ben beutigen sSeIttaq
aud elm Qoli5ert Der stnnbeirfapeIlG
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gfahnlittag tperben Die sfinber grs
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biibidlen goriieIltng iein. Siibnerbras
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oanfbdr 5n iein unb I'm gIrbeitsbaus
fin6et bplite gorrnittag foear cine
biibite goiioebiIleboriteIliing itatt.
sSfi @oS's Bible SfooI aiii gat.
aiibiirfi per6en 1000 stinber arrner
JanliIien nit eitiem SeitrnbI resaltri
tuer6en, fit pelfes 500 RiiirS
9urfep, 800 gfunb @inbfleii4 iin6
5000 apfeIiinen nngeid,ufft tuoroeil
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obns@eicufd,aft aus ben berifieSes
iier Siaotbierteln nod Der Bible
SdooI unS on1ii fpieoer nah ben
peridie6enen SanltneIiteIlen 3itriidges
bradt peroen.
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Der aanstaa.
TirS an Btatista Gage in Ginsiu.
uati in iiblider @eiie bssansen
merSeH.

Icr beutiac GoHftds, miro nnaes
iidlts Der erniten 8ciien, in oenen oas
Sdiio iif beiinoet, aaiiberaa uno 70
aud in Cincinnati, nod itilier OILS es
ionil iibli6 begangen iperoen. 9as
@eidllit tpirS nntiirlit pollig ruben,
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oas @eridtsgebaupe unio nIlc iibriGcn
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jcn iein iino aud Die gsrieitrdger
iueroen ben san5en Sag iibet feiern.
0n feline Ablieferiins crfolet, ipie
Teitmeiiter Soel &. Glore geitern be-
FAINT CAB. Ter Nriefmnrtenperfoas
iinbet i'm goitanit bis q llbr slbenbs
it1ft.
Sn pieIen airdrn ipcrSen Seftgcts
tesoienIie gebaIien nrb i'm iibrisen
ipirb Der Gag i'm groben unS @aipen
i'm Safnilienfreiie sefeiert msrSeir
iin0 Die Sniiptnnfmerfianrfeif ipitb
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lnnoesiiblidp 9riltbabn oiirite ieooG
in jefr bielen DamiIien, aus nabelic,
aenren @riifrben anf Der biegl1grtgen
iSeitfafel feinen Blot finoen iino
bird minbertbenere tuIinariide &C.
niiiic eriest tueroen.
Sn ben bieiigen @obltbdtigteitss
dnifnltrn tpirb ielbitreoeHo ben ssns
infirn sur Seier Ses Snges uiIdJ elm
fciiIifes WabI ierpirt tueroefi.
IN Der gobmann'ffen
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nlten SroueH mt einem beiitdten
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and eifem @ldshem @eritenIdft be-
, iuirfbet iuerneu nnb babel obne iSrage
nit ber5IidJem 9dnf Der eDlen sSrni
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sSraii 5ranf S. gallmarjr, Die 5u oeit
fiibrieiien Wsitelieoern Ses gcritdnos
Der anitalt gebort unb oeren S5bns
den beilte Iein sebntes Iiegenieit
fciert. CUR iycier oieies @cburfstoaes
iuiro nun Grdu 9oIlmonn bic nlten
Gamen IN Der @itiipenbeimatb be-
iDIrtbest.
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giebf es heifte &iibnerbrafen, Der obne
,Srage ben sreiien Serren. bic bort
f6r.,r essher sohaea hsfA4f<&o,, ersff-
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es BEL Der gc6orbe, oab Der iidotifdJc
SiIf5alSitor DnDis ii6 seipeigert bat,
aussabenredniingcn BON Or. 2aiibi5
nto Or. gefers Sit bonorireit. es
hnilbeIt fid nm getrdse bon $16 reiD.
$51 uno 6iefe ausaaben bntireft bon
geiud,en drstlider aonpentionen bet,
ipeIdjen Tr. odilbis unb Or. geterS
oiif Ieifltns Der Geilirt6beitsbeborSe
btlpobfiten.
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alns bent sy,nnisipaIseti@t

2eTisr geani.r, pon Np. 1881 Dus
tnfb absniis, Der anss.lnst pur Der
BeEsetn Rrsdirg gOnitruction 60.
$500 psrunirtut gu batsn, ipuros ges
FERN bon Rihter Ben fteigsIprcdsn,
bu Spfn .. popen. BON RO. 1882
WrIp abenus, Der bic gsrhaftuns
gsaintr's bsranlnBts. ri8t uB aniId-
ger au- STEELE mar.
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sasntidler eshrerpcrein.

stnt Canning Iafmittng i'm brei
llbr finoet In Der 9(uIa Der 90. Sis
itritt Sf)rle, an Der gine StraBe uiiO
llniperiitD slocnne, eifte gerianlntIiiha
Ses Geittidler qebrerpereinS itatt, ge.
leaentIitj tpeldJer Serr asnItor Gr. q.
6. Dorm eiien gortrng bdIt. gubers
Dem fuirS Sctr @uitnp eIeiiiers bic
gtireienoen NIT mebreren @eigens
Asits effrcuett.
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- Rod,eI Waun BON ylo. 1910
@lsnpan glrenue melOete ssitern Der
g'pli5ei, boB ne seleesnliih oes Bohls
.hGtiefeits 4usDerfnufs an Der Deit
gierten Strdbe um ibr pcrtemouHate
NIT $3.50 Snhnlt befotIsn purbe.
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asftt Gdsfar Sci ~. Nrlsfet & "a.
ms q. 9. etrahs, 3 Staren 5itfif p1n gfm
ernHe. Ganal 50f5. 30
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
MALCOLM CLIFFORD
KILLED. IN ACTION
WITH CANADIANS

ALBANY, N. r, Now 2o.-MAleoln
Clifford, jr., son Of the wealthy Hud
son. N. Y, manufacturer, has been
killed In action in France, says an Of
fcial announcement just issued BY
the Canadian war office. He was
only n years OF age. but had already
distinguished himself as q member
of the Canadian overseas detachment
made up Of Williams College stu
dents.
The death of young GinOrd recalls
his Eight for his life In the New
York courts q few years ago, when
he was held IN Q murder mystery
He was indicted on q charge Of kill
Ing and robbing Frank J. ciuthe. q
chauffeur, in April, 1913. He finally
obtained his liberty after two trial
juries had disagreed The mystery
surrounding the death of cluthe wal
never solved.
Malcolm clifford. jr.. Hudson so
cfety youth, was the center OF one OF
the most famous murder trials New
York State has ever known His
wealthy parent is said to have spent
q fortune fighting for the boys lie.
In the second and last trial. which
was In February, 191b. the, jury waa
discharged after twenty-one hours
deliberation. In which. It failed to
agree on q verdict. The jury stood
eleven 70 one for acqufttaL
The case was continued and Clifford
was given his liberty after making
bail In the sum Of $4,000. The case
was stili pending when he was killed
In France. X
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
LOENV,S COLUMRIA.

Elsie Ferguson makes her second
screen appearance this week In "The
Rise OF Jennie Cushing" embodying
the story OF a girls struggle up from
the slums against almost overwhelm-
Ing odds. The role gives this star an
interesting and sympathetic charac-
ter.
Even in pictures, the personal
charm OF Elsie Ferguson triumphs
over the gingham apron OF the tene-
ment waif, over the homely uniform
OF the house OF correction to which
she is sent for safekeeping, and fully
resumes its accustomed sway when
Jennie reaches the position OF Iady's
maid. In this capacity she meets an
artist who IL attracted by her singular
beauty and from their compact as
painter and model another Is entered.
Jennie refuses marriage as danger
Gus TO the career Of the man she loves.
Later she awakens to the fact that
the companionship has estranEed her
lover from his friends and family, and
she disappears to take UP the work
OF saving children OF the sIums from
fate like her own. ConventIonality,
however has its innings before the
last fadeout, for the artist, played by
Elliott Dexter with a nice discrImina.
ton, returns with the wedding ring.
Among the short reels supplement
ing the feature picture, Victor Moore
oners a laughable burIesque OF the
knitting fad, which some OF the news
pictures show Is spreading into un-
looked for quarters.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
BURTON HOLMES.

Fellow travellers with Burton
Holmes took another delighttul jour
ney with him on Sunday evening at
the National Theater and during the
evening "went over" the South Sea
islands, that land so crowded with
legend. romance, and mystery. Last
summer Mr.. Holmes went all over
this paradise OF the Pacific and his
audience saw all the beauty and
tropical loveliness Of these, the one
time abode of the most cruel OF bar
baric people
Not only did he show with vivid
still and motion pictures the native
life a. Il Is today, but he Visualized
the great progress the islands have
made as sources OF much OF the COM
mercial life OF the world today.
Native feasts and barbaric ceremon-
les are sharply contrasted with COM
Portable hotels and modern sports
on the same island. the sharp con-
trasts making the traveloEue an un-
usually interesting one.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
JURY INVESTIGATES
.POKERSESSIONSAT
ROCKVILLE COURT

= ROCKVILLE, Nd. Nov. IA de-
esrmined effort on the part OF Judge
Edward C. Peter, OF the circuit court.
70 break up gambling in Rockville
resulted in the announcement today
that one man had been indicted by
the grand jury, and several others
likely would share the same fate.
Judge Peter was moved to the
grand jury investigation by the ac-
tivities OF a Rockville club, 1t Is
stated For some time reports were
current that the principal amusement
offered by the club was poker in va
rious. styles. When 1T became known
that the club was holding sessions"
IN the courthouse itself, Judge Peter
started his Investigation.
: The result Is that the cub member
ship has dwindled TO nothing. and sew
eral Of the most active members are
reported to have taken "vacAtious'
which will last until the grand jury
concludes its sessions. Among these
are said to be several prominent per-
sons.
. A list Of twenty-one names has
been placed with the grand jury and
. number slready have been SUM
moned. Others are expected to testify
this week.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
APOLLO.

Quite on . par with recent pio-
tures featuring william 8. Hart is
The Cold Deck which was shown
at Crandall's Apollo yesterday. It Il
the story OF Level Leigh. q gambler
OF the old school. who. while pursu-
ing his profession. IL visited by the
little sister he had never seen. whose
health demands that she be at once
removed to = higher altitude. Sell
ing his interest In the game to his
partner, Leigh moves his sister to q
point high In the Sierras-Helland-
gone. And then the real drama takes
place. His meeting with Coralie, the
Spanish dance hall beauty. whose
jealousy proves his financial undo
ing; the hold-up OF the weekly stage.
the arrest OF Leigh by the vigilantes.
his escape from jail. and capture Of
the real robber provide situations
that will thrill the most blase spec
tator.
The Dormant Power" with Ethel
Clayton featured. occupies the screen
at the Apollo today.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
Varied Attractions at the Capital Playhouses This Week
IN recognition Of their bravery.

with the theater filled from top to
bottom. the familiar old s. R o. sign
being IN. evidence, the eleventh an
nual production of ziegfelGs Foilies
opened its engagement at the Ma
tionaI last night
With a gorgeous setting. an Urban
esque riot Of coIors, scores. Of pretty
girIs- sin-Etunnipe costumes. catchy
music, numerous speeialties and sew
sral novelties this years vintage met
with the undivided approval of the
big audience. ~
Z From the episode of the Arabian
night In New York to the episode of
the Chinese Lacquer there was q be-
wildering series of scenes that left
nothing TO. be. desired from q spec
tacuIar standpoint, while the sprink-
ling OF songs, dances, and specialties
made the present Fo1lfs fully as en-
tertaining as its predecessors.
Nor, has the patriotic feature been
overlooked, the final scene In the
frat act being the episode Of the
American eagle, a striking spectacle
with q huge American flag unfolded
over the pit of the house, a CANOPY
over the entire audience while an i'm
mense eagle serves as the background
for the stage setting.
Among the specialties q few stand
out prominently. VIII Rogers, with
his lariats that performed marVels
while he passed out his homely phil
osophy and quaint humorisms about
everything In general, made the most
decided hit, although There were some
inclined to disagree with his opinion
OF the naughtiness of the show.
Bert Williams shuffled his way
into favor again, Fannie Brice got
"the glad hand" with her Follies
Rag and her Fanniebriceisms, Eddie
Cantor injected something new into
the bill and Mildred Richardson, who
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
CRANDALLs.

An appealing screen story is well
presented in Easy Money" featur'
ing Ethel Clayton, which was shown
at crandalPs yesterday. and Il being
repeated today. It relates the affairs
of Lois Page, q country girl OF small
means, who goes to New York to
study sculpture. She is making great
progress in her studies when her
uncle, who Is supporting her, notifies
her that he Is no longer able to send
her the funds necessary for the pur.
suit of her studies. Lois II at her
wits ends when an altogether aston
ishing proposal Is made to her by
Richard Chanslor, the handsome,
hard-drinking son OF q wealthy old
General Chanslor. 1t is that she be-
come his wife, but with the agree
ment that It shall be q union In name
only, for reasons satisfactory to
himself. Determined to succeed IN
her chosen profession and handicap
ped by her lack OF means, Lois ac-
cepts the offer-and then strange
things commence to happen.
more Truth Than Poetry" featur-
ing Olga Petrova, Is announced as the
attraction for tomorrow and Thurs
day. while The Woman God Forgo,,'
with Geraldine Farrar pictured IN
the central role, will be shown on the
remaining two days of the week.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20

Another well-balanced bill Is offer
ed at B. F. ReIth's this week.
Headline honors go to Adelaide and
Hughes, who perform a number of
new dances in an entirely new style.
Their Toyland courtship Is one OF the
most whimsical features seen here in
a long time, Adelaide being cast as a
doll and Mr.. Hughes as a toy soldier.
A fantastic dance called the Last
Rose of Summer won Adelaide con-
tinued applause. Their offering
closes with a Chinese number that
was complete in every detail.
Sallie Fisher II back again in THE
Choir Rehearsal" supported by a
capable little company OF players.
The playIet was written by Clare
Hummer and Miss Fisher Is a real ac-
tress as Esmeralda, "the girl who has
to be prayed for"
Harry Carroll, who has written
more song successes than there are
new war songs. Is appearing single
this season and made a hit with the
FIRST nighters with his whistleable
music and witty songs.
The Three Hlckeys contribute an
acrobatIc dancing act that proved the
best laugh producer.
VIII Ward and his Five symphony
Girls were recalled many times.
William Seabury and Billie Shaw
give four dances that are original as
the bill opened. Herbert Ashley and
Jack Altman have a human interest
skit called "The Dawn OF a New
Day" and the DerlSin dog and mon
key show comes last
The Hearst-Pathe news pictorial
has more. stirring scenes from "over
there"
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
SHOTGUN HAS PLACE
IN MODERN WARFARE

Trapshooters are matching their
prSwess against German bombs, gren-
ades and trench mortars.
Armed with 81 model shotguns chop
Ped down TO twenty inch barrels-tech-
nicHlly known as riot guns-followers
q the clay pigeons are having the time
Of their lives shooting bombs tossed by
s,lhe Germans." A hit means that the
bomb explodes before it reaches the
trench and thus the German amnuni-
dsn II wasted and American lives are
saved.
Aside from shooting bombs. the not
gun finds use in bringing down carrier
pigeons and in mopping up work, sThe
mopping up parties follow each success-
ful attack and 90 through the trenches
armed with shotguns. knives and gren-
ades and dispatch any Germans left
after the attack The load Of the riot
gun II nine 90 buclzshot and the xix
charges In the magazine can be fred IN
two seconds.
The Washington times., 1917-11-20
hoERSsooe e<UHoEaNeao

showings In photoplay form at Gran
dalPs Knickerbocker Sunday and yes
terday. Derwent Hall Caine. son of
the author. Is pictured In the central
role The locale of the scenes is the
Isle OF Man. and the time OF its action
the early part Of the eighteenth cen
fury. The story concerns Daniel Myl-
rea, son Of the Bishop OF Man. her.
editAry baron Of the isle, whose tenn
poral power IL higher than that Of
the deemster. or governor. The bish-
ops wish Is that Dan take holy or
ders, to become, IN time, his success
sor. but the boy prefers to be fish
errnan. The story has q powerful
conclusion. o fitting ending to an ex-
cellent story, well related. For today
and tomorrow Clara Kimball Young
will. be seen In -Magda-" Thursday.
Bushman and Baynef viii be seen In
The Adopted Son." while The Moth" !"
featuring Norma Talmadge. Will hold
the screen Friday and Saturday.