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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
BrthrhalaanRt.

Yraiioent 8illon bar beo en- Nro=
Eanation fa1tlat Sns6og 5. "a. Off,
lom Sribeoslaans6agen. San r1ota=
Ter bl. a.:
Set on6et Sribeosloan giper SC
5orel1e6e StoterS Soft en- np Sci
Iigbeo til at 1oane Mi0Ier til Ste,
gieringel1 til at lt9tte 2an6et / 6en=
ne &rig. 9e Soreneoe 5taters &ref=
fer bliper mobiliieret og organiieret
for at lna ct 6reben6e 6lag moo
gneb91oen og til Sorlpar for fren-
feoe amerifanife &ettigbe6er og for
5ribe6ems Sag.
Suiin6er al Millioner Dollars
frRDes for at beb9bne, fG6e % flG=
De De fipffe Men6, iom goor ni
for at fi9mpe bort SANDS @ompe
og for at bielpe Sc Mationer> me6
bbem hi gi6r felles Gag MOS en-
tpIIes Sienoe. SIT tegne fig. for Sri
beos1aanet er at u6fere en- patriotif
8iene1te."
Nraiibe11te11 opfororer Solicit ii,
Cen "a. 0ftober ON gftermio6aqen
sat iomIes til Mpoer og gioe bier
a11ore og &egieringen Softer ON
pefu1tipr St6tte i ful6t Maal.
r5olfet m66te pao en- nobel Mao=
oe Dpraabet ON Set f6rite gribe6s.
aaar r1eb en Sbertegning at ober
80 8roce1tt. 500 @bnret paa SCI
urlDet 2aan bIipe ct 8eleb ian fort,
at bet bill tiete ION en- Syoriifriiuq
ot1 efSempelgs Stette til Opru11n.
fring for De Man6, fom ifaI goa
&a11pen for %.
ab NeiuItotet bIibe faa bril-.
.,irgsfulot % eftertrpffeliigt Sc
bsgienlpbe nooDer boz Sie1loes Gi-
8 forl degn poo, bpoo Mnlerifo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

fproeoeS as 8eieL og til bette brog
30. 6. IS. op. San l1n6eriggte @g-
lle11 % fanot sen nelten oberalt
orffet al Sbplfob. Silt % Der bar
Der 1togle rSamaracf imarnps" -
Mo1er eller Sumpe meo 2erfetreer
meoens enfelte Sur Itoo 1preot
% blep tolrigere 10 1engere man
TOM moo 9it. San TOM til SEN
5llltning, at / benne ggn ifuloe
sen oonifc @oloni begpnoes.
Set bor fbr1t / Mobember, og
@interen ltoo for Dgren. sc. 6. S.
gjor6e 6erfor life mere / Sfopen
Set aor, men opbolot fig / ct.
Groir Sails bele 8intere11. Serfru
frep ban ltrafs til 8enner % &ien-
6inge / Neenab og onore 5teoer,
bbao ban bab6e fun6et % beitent.
Nogle of bislc ifreb igjen ii! andre,
iom 6e fjen6te> og / 2pbct al @in=
teren bleb 5oge1 fienbt al mango.
MGIte Soraor ifete loa ssy110f lpt=
11irlgen | ben M &oloni. Me1 Ser
ON og Ont 6e11nes lenere u6pifling
til cit al Sc ltdr1te 6onifc &olonier
| Mrncrifa fn1 Ser lnie 3 / Sc nplig
11ofom1e Setter al ~0unlfe / Mmcz
rita, II. gin6. 9e fao OpIpsninger
ONT oel1s @rltnoleggelie NECKLACES
ber, foroi Sc a1tguar so. 6. 8eoerlen
olene og bier bom lpm 6en BE-
linoiae, ro1ige Man6, Ser logger
tine Floner, forbereoer Zig, ier fig
9pot on og fife f%orbaiter fig, men
1oo tillige iejgt foltboloer % gje11-
1%1e1nferer fine 8el lutni11qer.
90. 6. Beocrlcn bo!ot lnort Brpl=
lrp meo Fpuline Sbreni e11, ser
fom fra Gbicogo. Sc bpgge6e 6eres
9Je1n / urIfoben iom ale Sc an6re
ytptommere. S Marenes 2pb fit Sc
en- ltor 86rl1cflof. Sire al bans @rg-
orc bo1otte fig ogiaa / &olonien, og
e1terbaol1oen CT Ser bleben el1 toIriq
Slegt at 89rn og 8prnebgrn / olle
o1s1e Somilier. so. 6. @e6erlen bop=
De gjennen1 Morene og til for life
langt tilbage flor S11bflp6elie poo
btSle Sorbo1o, i6et ban / ca. 40
Mor bar Meolem al Sounltpre!!ien
o9 I ober IS Star oennes 6orman6
og lom loo6on tillige Meolem al
eo1111tp=St prellen s 4 Mor bur bon
Gonntp=&asierer> og / 20 Mar @o1t-
meter. Men Oilers bprte ban life
til De meget aftine. San bop6e qo0
SID til EN- Samtalc og til at fortelIc
om De ferlte Si6er iamt ONT &laner
og Soeer, ban boboe, ga ban BE-
gbnote &olonien. Sg bon bar 11of
pero at bpre poo.
Sans Sl1itrt oberleper bo1n.
S Mu116ags .ifete syor6fe1 teli EN-
ira 9je11met og fra &irfen / @elt
Senmorf. Set bar oen lter1te @e-
9rabelle, iom bor fl1noet @te6 /
&do1tien; &irten bar itaben6e ful6,
og EN- ltor Sfare fln6e life fo1nne
1no. Menigbe0ens 8relt, @altor 81.
8. &abn, iamt SEN nor fe &olto
H1Soo!o Zen gomnel Sen al Somi=
l1cr) oe Ha1tor 8on6p> 2l1cf, tolte,
Den ito1te paa @ngelif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
''DanBkp / Antprtka.' z

Som bore 2eiere bill ie anoet
5te6s / 8la6et, bill Sc &efte af
2. gino al u9anife / Mmerifa" BIT
peuoicnot til subifribenterne I 80,
bet al 6enne Maaneo. 9e 6 Setter,
lon mi CT trpft, uogipr ti1lammen
1874 Siber, og meb Is, &efte,
iom er tilretteligt og bill u0fo1nmc
Dcb 9ptaorstib> bliber set 512 81,
Ser, eller ca. Sulb6elen al 2. 8ino.
Oct allermeite al Sn6bo16et / oe
l10fomne 3 0obbeltbefter forteller
ON 6anife &olonier / Micbigon 81
linois, @isconiin, Soma, Minneio-
ia, g. Gafoto, Nebroifa og Sam
ios. 0esuben er Ser Splpsninger
rm Sen oanife Sn6ban6ring .og ON
en- Sci al 0e Stoter, bpor oe. flelte
Donife bar boiat fig. Set ubfomne
er 'prDoet me6 ODER 200 8illeoer.
Sele bette ltore Notionolpprf bar
taaet en- meget anerfjen6enDe Ont
tole | Yresle baaoe fer / 2an6et %
/ 9anmarf> pg Ri operlober treltigt
De 11pe Setter, efterbaanoen iom Sc
1ofommer, til 2e1ernes Dom, i6et
pi life fan tro onbet, ems at set,
Der fortelles ira be Itore og lr1aa
oan1fe &olonier, bil beffe sSSnteresle
for 8erfet. 9enne SsSnteresie hi.
rorboobentlig gipe fig l16ilog /, at
Der poa Steoer, bborfro hi bi6til
bar facet for li6t eller ilet intet til
Sogen, MI fan blioe gjort noget for
at 1foffe set monglenoe til @eie.
Sc, Der oil bore me6 / Set Mrbeibe,
bier | fin &oloni eller 8p, be6es
1tribe til os, iaa III fan foa sSor=
btnoelie meo oem, pg OptegneIier
al &oloniens @iitorie fan blipe BE-
gpnot. Sbor Set finocs gnlferiqt,
fan set or61es iaoleoes, at 81.
Soblerg, Ser foreitoor Meoaftioneu
at @erfet> fan rejie EFT Sur til beo-
fomr1enoe &oloni og lomlc oe,1s
!@i1torie.
Tt bril1ger poo 5orboono Dor
beolte Tof til alle> iom poa SEN
enc eller ocn anoen Maooe pil hiel=
pc til meo, at ioa mango &olonier
1o1n m1ligt fan fonrnc 1neo / So
gen, og Sprfet oerbe6 bIibc 1ao
fl1loltpnoigt lom muligt. Ser monq=
Ter EN- Hpffe &o1onier en6,111, iom
VI lite bar bprt fra troos qjentogne
9enbenoeller. Nu mao hi / sSorbir-
belle meh oem, bbis set / Set bele
1fol lpffes at foo Sem repreienteret
I &nrfet ~Oanlfe / Mmerifo". Ii
baaber, at Ser er en- elrer flere bpert
5teo, iom bill i%nteresiere fla for
at fao oeres &oIoni mc0 / 8oocr.
1oa oens Min0e fan blibe beboret
for Gfterilegten.
81 flyer oerfor igjen: 9ao % be-
re fra eocr> lom bill bore mes til
at fren1me Sen be6it m1,lige 6ltl0-
terelle at Oct 1tore Natio11alpprf,
Der ol1gaor ale 0onife / N(merifo.
sgrb6oigit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
4aitpr 9apib shp,nas

tog iioite 9enoae Qffe6 Tom Street,
Tor Observation-Disclosures /
,Sbebopgan, otter at babe boIot en-
Soroenpreoifen moo SEN preusfiife
Mtilttarisme. Sons Nfife6 tom iorn
en- Sglge al, at bans Menigbeo bar
oe anr1ooa bonn ON at benDttte mil
oere nofrDf1 naar bnn preoiffeoe
ON ariaen, bbilfet ban npgteoe al
g1ere. afirffet bar fnIo af SoIf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

-Sillabs $. Sprenlem, Chicago,
opoe oen 4. Sftober. San bar fgot
poa Wgen og bleb 81 Mar qom-
mel. Dgoen TOM efter en- Operation.
9on Dor / mango Mar bobt en- betro=
ct Shilling pe0 ct al Opens itore
Slogterbnle, og ban bar, iler It's
l19ere, Ell aftib Deltager / Sc Oun=
lfes 2ib; iaale0es bor ian Me0lem
al ct. 9tefons Menigbe6. @i6ere
I'D bar bnn fien6t mellem Sands
n19l1o beo, bbo0 ban ifreb. Son bar
Ell poetiif begobet Notur 90 us
trpfte Jig fife fiel6en poa &ers.
vi. a. er bans lille M%fteniong: Seq
ellfer Mftenitun6ens Greo" fjen6t %
1leget br1gt. San bor ielp lat Eone
til ben, !igeIm fan ogioo bor font
po11eret flere 5angtoner, +. @fs. til
aoom Dams @ang: uSSeg 1gfter nit
9aab on1. oen leiren6e Soar. Men
lom Songer % &ompontit gab @il-
Laos Sprenlen fig ct oroet Mobn>
ioet ban ifreb fig $. @abrielien.
9an lebeoe itarft / @iemlon6smin-
oer1e, og man mgrfe6e Ell bl66t.
bemooigt 9rag / BANS &oraffter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
8cigg fra 9anmarf.

ST.. 6. 6. Gram fra Soriggsita-
tionen / 2pngbD, Darmarf, CT for
.Siben paa Neiie / Mmerifa for at
itioere ar1erifanife 2anobrnggfoler
% Metooer. Son bar nDlig belggt
utaD Horticultural College, bbig
e5orfggsifation ban bar taget gie
I'm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
neutrality-suspicious., 8altor 6.

DiitriftSiuperintenoent, Haitor 6
8. Scbebenius talte for Chicago Bp-
mis1ton og. foreilog, at &onference.
bGrgerne b%e11pnoiges til at fipbe
zen beloigt. bcliggenoe Gienoom til
Wisiionsbrug, bbilfet bleb be1tenut
efter at ferit 5000 bor' gibet til
Menigbeoen / @ron6 SORTS, g. g.,
og $500 til Menigbeoen / Moro-
Minneapolis til Born1in0ifelie al Sc
res &irfegielb.
@eo gftermi66agens 5es1ion blet
$4,000 bcbilget til Breoifonter
iom pao @runo AT Ml6eroom fife
lnngere er / oftiot Sorbolb, iamt
til G11fer % Nprn al laooonne 8rp=
6ifanter.
Com Mc0(e11u1er al 8eItprelje11
fpr Diafonis1ebjemmet / Gbicago
gje1po!gtes Sraiterne S. g. 8ergb
og 6. 6. Scbollert, iornt Mfrs. Otto
Sorgerlen, og / Steoet for Mrs. 81.
Green i10balgtes Mrs. Oscar Carl
ion, @bicogo,
9iofonisiebien1met> @omlebiem>
met | Mfinneopolis, 8mmis1ionen /
Chicago og ii6lt men life min6lt
Bet tbeologiife 5emi11or / gpans-
ton boboc pirfet meo &elo % 8el-
1t9nelle gjennem Maret. Eoltor 6.
81. Mnoerien, iom bab6e birfet meo
@elo gjennem Maret, gjerpolates
lom gteooftpr al Sen friltelige
Solsmono" og ~&pr6el temmen".
2eroog @ftermio6ng fra ST. 1
til 2 bar &onferencen efter eSS116bp-
oclle til 2uncb bos HcNor % Mrs.
6. IS. Burns / &ennepin 9(penue
Weetbooiltfirfc, og efter er10t Maol-
ito h!eb belle @elifobet piit omfring
I Dc mango forifiellige Sum / 6e11ne
pregtige Strife, bbis noiegte bibeIife
gincogolleri, ifjenfet al en- of Mc=
rlgbeoe11s Millionerer> Scr. s. 3.
@olfer> folter benbeo e1 balp Mil=
lion Dollars. &irfel1 felb, fom ct
Den foltborclte Metbo6iitfirfe / bele
geroen, og bbis Tqornipios rager
$50 SOB oper Sor6et> foiter $780,
600. Menigbeoen teller 1000 Wee6=
9enrn1er. 9ens Street,, Dr. Burns,
cr Ell 1t11g Man6, f1lo al friltelig
Mpor og @egejitrine, bborom bans
pormbjerteoe og beffenoe Sale be6
@o11fctten om Mite11en bi6ne6e.
Sm Spn6ogel1 bar ser fprt Min-
oeguoStieneite oper oel1 / Morets
2pb oeoe &ru6ifo11t og Hre6ifon-
tiers Suitruer, bborefter Ser bar
9iofon= og 9gl6ite=O ORDINATION:
Otter Sroinotionen bolot 8i1fob-
pen en- BARN og pberbebile116e Sale
til Sreoifanter og Sorul6re on1 al
inobtc 0eres 8grn til Serrens Sic
11clte, looleoes iom Serren moatte
oobne @ei for 6en1, og oernpit talte
ban til Be tiliteoeberenoe unge Me1=
'telfer poa Sen bjerteliaIte Moa6e
o1n at i1ohie iig stil Serrens Sic
11e1te> og Set bar ct rprer6e 5m at
1e De mango ll1ge Mel1o og @bin-
Der, 1om UNDER BEN gientagne Mf-
1p11gelle al ct posie110e 5al1nebers
tplote @ongene> i6et Sc UNDER 6nb
geoege:ie TOM frem og mootoq at
S11toppcn ct me6 en for Mnle6nin=
gen pos1enoe Snffription foripnet
Ssort til Mnbringelie / 6eres 8ibler.
Oet bar cit griben6e og 11forqlen1me-
Zig @t1n6.
Som i9Spanlig be6tog &onfere1=
cen enlte1nmig, en- froftie Nrobibi-
t1onsrelolution, ligele6es EN- 1terf
potriotiff &eiolution til Erelioent
W1l1o11 A%11leoning al SEN poagoo-
enoe ger6ensfrig.
Frogrommet omfatte6e ogloo &o=
ltor Moo1ens Strife / GD6=Meinneo=
polls og Roitor @ilbe1mlens @irfe
/ ct. Saul.
Nelte @arsfonference 1fol afbo1-
oes I &eo5ie Moe. Strife, Gbicaqo.
s. 1873.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Scope Mafjrr uperiat paa Gngelif.

ST. S. 81. Bibl, 8ornbolmer al
Spoiel, bocn0e / 8beatorl Sll., bar
oberiot A al Scope Mafiers 9igte
poo Gngelf og uogibet 6em / ct
li4c ier6eles flint trpft og n6itpret
&efte. Digtene er: ~Gleor @ietp">
"Sutlano", ~SSutlan0's @eatb" %
~Sbc 2a11o Of @eotber".
Set ct en- ubDre panifelig Spgobe>
ST.. &ibl bar arbej0et poo en- 2gs=
ming of: at oberiette 8ers al en-
ioa eielloommelig Oigter 1om Ma=
fjer og om ct iaa egent Gimme lom
Spllano og iier 6en jpife @e6e,
obcr1ette 6cn / Sriginolens @erle=
maol og meo Ell tpoelig @traben eff
ter at BRUCE Sc famine Or6 og @en=
6tnger, ion Mafier bor. Oette 1i6]te
tan ie%lbfelgeltg life giennemfgres,
og roor BET clipper, ga CLIPPER Set
ofte til @opns. 9eri er intet merfe=
!1tgt. Men set CT merfeligt, at Sber=
19tteren bar noaet laa meget al oct,
ban til1tgte6e, lom ban bar. Sor fan
bar birfelig ebnet / en- Sci Bers
at gipe Scope Mafier poo @ngellf
loa go6t 1om get bi1t omtre1t CT
muligt.
Sag 1aole6es sc fpr1te Sinner al
vDen ipife 2png":
~Ebmtion0s Of bears bobe S ltoo6
az a fling,
@acb g%enerotion's melo6ious bun=
inter-;
Noo6e0 goo6 6oD to tbe bojtening
ipring,
@afteo gooo bpe to tbe poni1bing
Inmmer.
Stain Itorm an6 boiI bobe been
combtng nD locf,
Mino forms babe icottere6 mn
purplilb flotper."
Sg Sc f6r1te ON Spllono:
uSbere looms in tbe 6imneis mp
fatberlan6's ibore,
Witb Woodlands un6 mea6oms DER
iprea6;
Srom 5fagon's bol6 reef to tbe
uttermoit moor
st mates out Of ian6bills its be6;
8nt not to Be ileeping tie i1eep Of
tbe iuit,
6or ieI6om tbe Ian6 is at re1t,
Sor forms are 11nfnrle6,
Mn6 breafers ar buried,
On cooltlines in ea1t ans in melt It. /"
Set lille imuffe, e~ien6ommelige
Sefte er iffe / @ogban6elen, ioa
ST.. &ibl bar life uofGrt 0berIettel-
len for at tiene Henge. Sons Mr-
beioe og 8efoitning bringer BAN IT.
fe o10en 2bn en- @Ie6en beo at
ipsle me6 gm1tet og bboo ban
til fnloe fortiener - en- benlig
Sanfe fra olle, Der logger Merfe
til t7 bbo6 ban bar lof6rt.
sfrib efter Yrboennnnner
~e a&II1 mrAx F8eM## b% M
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agter at gigre for at bringe oenne
larig til en- ieirrig Mf1utning."
Mlle Man6 / &%egieringens Sic
'1elte, iom fon u1oppres, bill fao fri
81. IL nebnte Dog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

Opsigelse at Bladet maa ske
j betimelig It'd for Subskrip-
tiOnen er udl0bet. Restance
Gjald maa vedlagges og tages
da tilt6lge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

sfrib efter grspen,tmn,er
If bette .8lab.
The Washington times., 1917-07-31

Capacity audiences viewed the lat
est Douglas Fairbanks picture. wild
and woolly." which was shown at
Crandalrs Avenue Grand yesterday.
Fairbanks role Is that of = wealthy
young New Yorker who 10 an ardent
admirer OF all things Western Be
ing an avid reader OF Western lurtd
nction, he imagines that the land of
his dreams Is in the same undeveloped
state that II was forty years ago. and
when he IL sent West by his father
to Investigate some railroad hold
ings he Is attlred in typical cowboy
fashion Knowing that II would be
to their interest to keep up the illu-
sion. the natives plan a number of
wild and woolly" stunts for his en-
tertaInment, which almost have q Sc
rious ending.
Today's attraction at the Avenue
Grand Is THE Girl at Home" q ro-
mantle drama. with Louise Hun and
Jack Pickford featured. The pro-
gram for the remainder OF the week
will consist OF these pictures: To-
morrow, Earle Williams in The Mael-
strom:" Thursday. Marguerite Courtot
and Owen Moore in The KISS" FRI
day. Marie Doro in Hearts Desire"
Saturday. June Caprice in Patsy"
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
WOULD MAKE ITNEY
OWNERS GIVE BOND

Following its recent complaint
against the operation Of certain jit-
neys. the Washington Railway and
Electric Company today nled with the
Public Utilities Commission q letter
asking II steps are contemplated to
require the operatives to give bond
''as q protection to patrons In case OF
accident and to prevent oVercrowd-
ing"
I'VE have recently had certain Oh
servations made and pictures taken
showing the great carelessness under
which many OF the Jitneys are being
operated, some pictures showing .
disregard OF all safety and trafne
rules" says theScompany.
Officials OF tn commission said to-
day that investigation Is being made
of the Jitney service. but no decision
has been reached as to whether OBJ
eratives will not be allowed to follow
the lines Of the railway company.
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
PLAN DISCOUNTS
FOR BUYERS Who
TAKEHOME GOODS

A system OF discounts by Washing
ton stores whereby consumers OF the
District may get the benent OF war
economies int he cutting down of de-
livery and return privileges is to be
discussed at a conference Of the retail
merchants OF the city with the Dis
tirct Defense Council and consumers
organizations.
Plans for a uniform cutting down
OF deliveries and a saving Of the
waste in goods returned after being
delivered on approval were made at
a conference yesterday at the District
building. at which Charles F. Nesbit
presided.
War time regulations regarding the
conduct of all stores that are mem
bers Of the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation were drawn. They include the
following:
For sanitary and other reasons,
the following articles can not be ex-
changed or returned: Bedding and
mattresses, beds, cots, duofold beds
and sofa-beds, garments when altered
as dBTeeuB snOe5 which nave OSSh
altered, or on which the buttons have
been reset, or which have been worn
or damaged; combs, hairbrushes and
toothbrushes; hair goods and hair or
naments: rubber goods: women's hats
made or trimmed TO order; women's
neckwear and veilings; remnants;
china and glassware: all goods cut
from the piece at the request OF the
customer, and goods made to order.
or specially ordered, which are not
carried in regular stocks.
Each member OF the association
will report quarterly the names Of
customers who during that period
have returned IS per cent or more Of
all goods purchased. Customers in
the habit of returning C. o. d. mer-
chandise will be reported to the
bureau for action"
The Washington times., 1917-07-31

The Long Trail" which 10 the chief
screen attraction at Loew's Columbia
today and tomorrow. features Mary
Fuller, . Washington girl. in the
stellar role. Miss Fuller has become
quite celebrity In the last two ss1-
sons. She IL shown in The Long
Trail" a. the daughter OF q prosperous
fur dealer in northwest Canada
During . trip through the Canadian
Willis she Is lost In . snowstorm
and Is compelled to seek refuge FOR
the night in the cabin II Andre D4-
bois q trapper. For this reason aer
good name IL besmirched BY 90 sip
mongers.
The trapper offers the young nom
an the protection OF his name and
home with the understanding that the
wedding will be simply q formality.
The two settle down to . fashion Of
double housekeeping arrangement In
Andres cabin. Eventually howsVs-,
q tragedy brings them together and
Formally gives way to romance
Lou Tellegen and Franklin Wood
ruff are featured in the cast The
royal Northwest mounted police take
q prominent part In the story, and the
settings which show the Saranac Lake
country are beautiful
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
POLICE SEEK NEGROES
who SLASHED CAR men

Police OF the Fifth and Fourth pre-
cincts are searching for the negroes who
nearly started race riots when they
slashed a motorman and conductor on
cars OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company In different parts
Of the city last night.
The FIRST tight occurred at First and
f streets southeast on a city-bOund Ana
costa car A negro disputed having
paid his fair and pushed the conductor.
Arthur Y. Pilkerton. twenty-one years
old. Of l02s Fairmont street northwest.
OF the car. on the ground he slashed
him on the shoulder with a knife.
The second alteration occurred at
Four-and "a half street and Maryland
avenue southwest Motorman Frank
+. Redmond. twenty-eight years old. OF
1916 w street southeast. was cut with
a razor by a negro. who had started an
argument with the conductor about the
payment OF his fare.
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
.HACKERS ARE HUNTED
IN NATIONS CAPITAL

Attorney General Gregory's Stacker
hunt II on in full force today.
Names Of hundreds OF youths who
thought themselves secure from the
draft have been forwarded BY the
Department Of Justice to local boaruA
The slaekers will be damned right
up at the top OF the lists for exam
ination whenever possible. This will
be done by assigning them the num-
bers of men early on the lists who
were discharged for physical or other
disability.
1t developed today that the informA-
tion on which Attorney General Greg
Org based his statement that "thoua-
ands OF men failed to register June
5 and have been In hiding ever since"
was based on information furnished
by neighbors and ecQuaintances Of
these men,
Among the informants were
mothers whose sons registered for
the draft and who couldn't bear to
see other boys in the neighborhood
slip through Uncle Sans net
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
GERMAN GOLD RESERVE
BEGINNING TO SHRINK

Germany's gold reserve is shrink
ing-a bad sign for Germany. This
word reached here officially today
in messages saying there was some
drain on the Reichsbank
The amount IL not yet large, but
the Significance OF the wastage IL
that Germany always has prided her
self upon maintaining the reserve.
II the present drain continues Ger
many will md her credit unstable
and her business life demoraIized.
The decrease, while not entirely
explained. II apparently due to the
fact that trade balance with such
countries as Holland and Scandinavia
10 going against Germany, and that
she has TO give gold whenever she
imports. Then again, Turkey may
be demanding . portion OF the re-
serves
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
BACK CHARLES W. RAY
FOR D. c. COMMISSIONER

Resolutions were adopted asking
Ray for appointment as District Com
missioner to succeed oliver P. New
man were adopted at a meeting OF the
Brightwood Citizens Association in
Brightwood Hall last night. A COM
mittee consisting of George Francis
Williams. Albert S. Galley. William
A. Ramsay. and L. F. Randolph was
appointed to further Mr.. Rays candi-
dacy.
A resolution asking the board OF
control OF Rock Creek Park to rush
the opening Of Beach Drive was adop-
ted.
The installation OF motor apparatus
In No. - engine company was urged.
Resolutions were adopted asking
the Public Utilities Commission to di-
rect that underground construction
be provided in connecting the lines OF
the Capital Traction Company with
those Of the Washington and Mary
land Railway at Kennedy street.
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
PorA

Claiming PolIoek's four-aet play
OF department life in Washington,
The Little Grey Lady" started =
weeks run at Polls Thsatsr last
night. As the program states. the
play concerns the life of "a man
made weak BY loving and them strong
by being loved"
Robert W. Frazer Is the man. Per-
riton Carlyle, who sQuanders his SAL
airy on An Irresistible eoQustts, and
II forced to embezzle government
funds to cover his extravagInea.
Florence Rittenhouss IL The Little
Grey Lady" whose true love saves
him from degradation when Ollie
Cooper. as Ruth Jordan, casts him
aside.
Ralph Rsmley IL tbs dstsetivs who
works out the case against Carlyle.
and Howard Lang Is the friend who
helps to save him. J. Hammond
Daley Is old Captain" Jordan, Ruth's
eccentric but Woodworking father.
and Russell Fillmore Is Bob. . bare
footed friend.
Louise Farnum runs Mrs. Jordan's
boarding house where the little grey
lady has the second-story front
Frances Williams Is apparently Miss
Caruth," but secretly Mrs Graham.
Collstts Pichon, q new player. and
Hardie Meakin have small parts a.
Miss WAdleiEh and Mr.. Upton
The scenes are all laid In Washing
ton, one Of them In the Treasury De-
partment
The Washington times., 1917-07-31
"T'ELL WITH EN-" CRY
OF BATHING PLEBEIANS

CHICAGO. July 3I.-"T'eIl with the
millionaires," shouted 1000 plebeans
bathing along Gold Coast on beaches
reserved for the patricians. as police
attempted to drive them out last
night.
Nine out OF ten of the mansions
along Lake Shore Drive were dark
and the tired mechanics and shop
girls plunged into Lake Michigan. A
caretaker in one of the darkened cas-
ties phoned for the police.
The police took two girls and four
men, all in their bathing suits to the
station. They will be tried today.