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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-26

AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. II
&c r. RoWssy., 1873 IS nr S Su rim ~.
Fe' u ro' D Jules WsFGns and
~ brook Avenue Madison 1867.
Au sm,os PAR,rs-Savs morsE on your
b R7s's x heE"E W9sF
OF ma Fne,os--Bosch S. u: nismann. ", Ma
and Snlltdort Also parts for Spit;doTfs .
TER Thc nihhblNTi5HG Of aTay Price.
Street. Phone Ran. l2ss.Blvd. 257.
REST w naHIr rG.d NOZZLE EAiM,TI%G.
""Sa, IN G"'{ sr, t@? s ss' .1es
sl1.a,s fHAn Idisn T iI!aTy Stree,
Bodies 70 SUI; ,our Susinefs W. o Gaa sana
shop aada Gst,ere a.. a 'he w9Tk In our
Alry-i 5 sons. 81 East Cary.
rAfT2 2s, I4a,a,or 14sfo[ ts,S na"s
M SEHTs Z IN 10 5iGAi Il, Lots. .
togethfr. \ Flaming 5I7 'w"St nrost.
fE nv. uM i,.,i pqneinrc proof tires. c * $.
VqniG tfSSar g. "q4 irg,F<aips Ap'9 Tire
Reh l1:i fIrt Co q- II; ~ W rSaa money
cApITAi. AUTO sUFPI.Y co. Fl. %orih
Ninth. renatrs your tires while YOU wal -
ny ~ S' ~ MILL MOOR 60. vwcnty.siS;h
mechanics at price consistent wlth good
A MEYERS SONS headGu.rJers for Ford
commercial bodies for every business
GCARAE IEED service With everything YOU
sgSales zoo i W9s; i Mta"P Co.
TT 81 Et@%2yEE no G9TH TEE ICED w I5
YEARS: NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO. INC
tlO W EST BROAD ST. RAN 37E6
OLD TIRES MADE NF,v:
Tvte t Con 800 fWS' 5si iq5.f 'oee'' Bell
RED SPOT. 'In. Road s..y -.
sale by Ta!inan Auto supply CO. Inc 60
Last MIln street. near seventh
AuToS ron HiRi:-t.AuAGE>. Il.
AUTOS for hire $3.50 per hour. MAYO Auto
Supply Co. Mad. sO1j-
AUTOMOBILES Tor nirc $50 81 and "a
per hour. Daniel EoHlcVar! g.I siO-I
CABS Sooiny cars iot ol..Aure or shop.
-pihc 81 TO }. 30 her hour Ran .I5S-I
CENTRAL. GARAGE lo25 West i!roa1 Ran
-, oo! fE"ITopi structGrc. steam heated
We nave room for - few more s.r- "A nd,
small Trucks secure sUace before winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-26

MACHINIST - Wanted, first
class industrious general
machlnist for work in South
richmond plant. Good wages
and permanent position for|
rlght man. Address, giving|
references, Manufacturer, p. oil
Box 1876.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-26
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED. 10

GAS RANGES
DISCONNECIED AND CONNECTED.
6l9 MAlN RAN. liiJ-2GsC
GLASSES-WE FIT AND MAKE THEM
ELLIS RAY FISHER. -. q. EYESIGl!T
SPECIALIST SECOND AND CLAY
STREETS. MADISON $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-26
READ THIS LIST OVER.

STUDEBAkEK, 40 good Urcs.. good paint.
good mechanical condition only $3.50.
TWO STUDEBAS EltS, one-half ton. panel.
green and one maroon: good tires The
very thing for liEh, DELIVERY Each 500.
STtDEBAltER. 30 hors.- power. touring.
newly PAINTED. new top. good tires. Only
SAXON. 1918 light SIX lust like now. $500
STCDEBAkER. 1917 touring, newly paint
ed good tires. completely oVcrhauiad
nrst class condition lust like new. $3.50.
MAXWELL touring 49, good paint tires:
CAplLl.AC 9. 1916. good mechanical condt-
ton and good paint $1,000
The Above cars are all exceptionally fne
bargains aud you should hy AL means make
II II point TO sec them before buylng
In addition To the above have abou.
nneen other cars tina, represent exception
ally biz values
some OF the best used car values in Rich
Lond. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-26

edible waste as possible in feeding the
growing chicks, ana just as little grai
and ground feed as is consistent with
good huShar0rv
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
.0eutId,cs gSoiicnhous.

Die Scriommlungs ocs Ocutiden
Natienbolties fono om 0omlerstoq.
sen 10. 5. MtS. i'm @oIGinqton GGn.
0erbumo itatt. 8rGliocnt Mortin @ic.
Qono fitbrtc sen |oriib; Sefretdr
Scrmona o. @infIcr protofoQiert.
uno ShoBmeiIter G6os. Is. HoQiel
pcrlos 0cn 6inon5bcriht. Die Ser
Ianrmllmq mar lebr ihmod beillHt
mas pom observation-disclosures in Pm
bctraht oes trollriQcn Grcigniiicb il
unierm Moiien6ollS, iebr m%cbnhitic
cmpflln0en muroc. Gin %crmGdt
mis- mltroc Dem 0cutldeng9oiicnbolt
pon Dem perit. @cnrn0oble bcrnlodt
Die IN 9lnncoItio ME crloidcnc IN
f~lueu5a bot ollh unler @oiienbolS
bcinlgcllldt, in0cm ale &inocr. nil
NnSlo9me cineS &naben ~erfronften
Die iS-jGbrige 8crtboS Anappori ii
ibr erle9cn mo muroe nod Dem Ero.
ipect @il Cemetery, in ein Scr 5rol
Gath. 2offler %gcborigeS un0 bon ihl
frci 5ltr Gc%riiigung geitcates2ot beer
blot. Ger Nru0cr Der Geritorbencl
nit Incident tic 3lliommcn ols flciIlt
Sinner niti9cnonmncn nurGe, meilt
NIT Scr amcrifnniiden Nrnlec ii
6rdnfrcidl. Gem 81. NorriioL 10.
mic Supt. @rciI uno 6rnu, Sen
6raltcn @oin uno Ntiner, mlrrOc oel
0onf bes 0ireftorilms iiir ibrc grn.
sc @iIfe m0brcno Der 3eit Der @ronf
belt obgcltottet.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

bergeiIen mprocn, beiBt eS in oielenl
Nrtifel ipeiter. MaS nun ciilcn BON.
crn0en 6rie0en aubelanqt, mie 8il.
ion i'm oerlongt, miro IN Dem @rtifel
Oorollf bingelpielen 0oB Die ofaltpi.
niitiihc Greiie bon &oris l6on Jet
0en 9eei9ncten 9lugenblid fiir Den
ndNiten arieg gcgcn 0eutiMlono be.
ipriht. Damn loa es Der Oclltider
&epublif gelten.
llcbcr bic in Nmerifn gegen Den
H%rGiiocnten gerihtete 0ppoiition lo9t
Scr 9lrtifel. Gl-Gr1iioent Rooiepelt
bdlt I'M gull5en 2onOe Dor entbulio
itiihen 3uborern Meoen mo madt
ole NationolitGtenlign Soee lGher.
lid. Gr ioat, oieies lei ltniinn mo
Scuhelei. Cine 2iaa Der Nationen,
gebil0et Inn fernere &riegc 81 Der
bitten miiroc acknowledgements Den
umcrifoniihcn Snrif berabieben utl6
milroc geqen oos fommer5ielle Snte-
relic glnlerifuS iein.
Gr.Yrdiioent Gait pcrlongt ooi}
9onifription permanent gemodt luer-
sc, oon1it Geltihlono n oos iofort
entpoffnet meroen ioll II ooucrno
rWrterjo6t mcroen forac. Senator
2ooge Iogt ooB feiu 5rieoc, Der 0as
oelitiAe golf 5ufrieOen itellcn fonne.
ms 6efrieoigen fam.
Augeniheinlid perlon9t Scr 9roBe.
re u1o cinfltBrcidcrc Scil Der onlc-
rifoniihcn Ereiic einen 6ricocn IN
bismordiider @eiic, namlih, Bah
unicrcn 5eir0en nidts bcloiien mer+
Den ioa, ols ocren 9lltgen Inn mcinen
5lt f0nnen.'
Die 9epeihe, mie lie bier berolis-
gcgcbcn mltroc, mar nit Sen Namcn
nSbarp llno SiiIon' nlter5eidnet
olem Nnihein nod 9otldoftcrS borp
ltno Dem Mitglieoe oeS &omitcs fiir
offcntlihe Snformotion Siiion, Sic
tic ser 2onoon 9oilD Stems entnob
men. SSn iener 3eitltng eridien Ser
oiesbc6iielid)e Nrtifel nit Der ltrtcr
idrift u5eromc'.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
8ei6uadtcn i'm @aaiIcn6uus!

Die 8eidecrung ser Ginoer ocs
Geuti6en @aiienbouies, ourd sen
.6raucn @ilfs- uno 9amcn Sab Scr.
elm finoet onl @eibnodtstag, ocn %.
9eacmber, 3 llbr nodmittogS ltott
2eioer lit cS Oieies Sobr unm0e.
IiG %gclueictt, Die 10 idonen 9(uffiib.
rllngen Der SinOer 81 Determination
On oic boie Snfluen5o Dies rnmoqIid,
..,odtc. Erobocm fro Jreltnoc mn
@0nner Oes SEEMS cinqc(oOelL an
@cibno6tstog Der 8eihecrlm0 ru
&in0cr bei3uiuobten.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
&lcines taOtnenigfciten

-Sisbcr poren Die orsecmuIter.
len SpIooten gebalteu, ibrc Uniform.
itiidc binnen orci Wouaten 5urild3lt.
liefern. @o6 elmer neuerIiHen Ont.
f6eioung oes &riegsminiiteriltms
0iirfen Tie oieielben beboltcn.
linn Den $4,000 Solooten aus
Dem 0iItritt, sic MN balo allsgcmu'
itert lperOen, 9ci6Gftigitng 5u Der
i1offen bat iid) cine Organization
gcbiloct, iueIhc nit Dem llniteo Sta.
teS employment Serpice Sano IN
Snno orbciten mill.
Ser 6orb;gc Sones Nattbems.
Der am 20. Ipril ieillen &oiiengenoi-
fen 2loDo @robam in einem 2und-
room in Der AZ StraBe S.@. er-
ihoB, lit BON Gbefridter WcGoD 81
20 Sobren 3u6tbaus nerurteiIt NOR
Sen.
-@ie ser SiilfsfriegsminiIter s.
As. &eppel in elmer Anipro6e, Die er
ueilih belt, atsiagte, meroen ole
Ser Staten mGbreno Der &efonItrtf-
tionsperio0e ut0 Inn %alleemeine go
li3eioienlte 81 pcrridten. cine groBe
Grltppenmaht in europa unterbal-
ten miilien.
Sic &anOelSfammer bot elm SEQ
mite bon Siinfen ernannt, welhes
Den Serot eriufen iou, aus Der 0ift-
riftsbia ben 8aiilIs aus5ui6eioen,
monod binfort ser @ooro Of @0uca-
ron bon Sen 9~iltriftSfommifidren CT.
nannt lperoen ioII. 8isber erfolgte Die
G%rncnming our6 sic Supreme Court
beS 0iltrifts.
-Soate Ser Senot sic Oiltrifts-
Mppropriotionsbiu, 10 mic tie bonn
@aus angenommen lit, p%aiiieren,
Damn neroen sic Burger mobl tiefer
in Die EaiAe greifen miien ann Die
n6tigen 5teuern auf5ubringen. Abcr
porl6nfig lit ia nod, Sic Soffnung
porbonoen, SOB ii6 Der Gent Der
9(biGaffung oes Salb.uno-Sulb @la-
neg ipiOerieten miro. Sn ben &~reiien
unlcrcr 9iirgeroerbdnoe ntabt li9 eli
ne re6t beftige Oppolition gegen ben
@uuSbel6luB gelteno.
9nnhrOn, &eallOnf, iuirfliGe DELTA.
tciicn, fin0 at babeR Bel:
Sablers, IS Migas Marft.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

-Scnotor Sbeppurn beobitdtigt,
Ooroitf 5l Orineen, BOB ser &ongreB
iobal6 ols m6gli6 iiber bie &orIoge
abitimmt, ipel6e bic 8eltimmunecn
ocS &eeo'ihen o&noden-troden'-@ e=
ieBes oltf ocn9iitritt olSeeoebnt mil
len mill. Die Sorlagc ltebt ouf Dem
ScnotsfalenDer. Senator Sbepporo
lit i~iber5eligt ooB oie Gorloge onge-
t1Ommen lper0cn miro. 8ic er Iagt,
beltebt Oas &eeb'ihe @e1eb fir sic
Stuoten 5u &edt rno na6 leincr
Meinunq lit fein @runo borbonoeh
lpariim oasielbe nid)t ou6 ouf Ocn
Diltrift AniuenOung finoen loG. Colt
te sic &orlage @eieb mer0euL bonn
miro Der Smpprt BON ulfoboligen &c
trGnfen fir ptri0nIihen@ebrau6 Der
untcr Dem bcltebenben @eleb crloubf
lit, perboten ncr0en.
-Die abmeienbeit uAieres &rGii
benton BON inherent 2unoc par 1tr=
Ipriingli6 ouf etnu ieds &o6en an.
geiebt moroen. Gs bot it'd aber Der
orl8geiteGt, OaB 0ieic Set bel meitem
nidlt ougreiAtenO lit, nm ale 0ie5ra-
gen Su erIeOi9enL Ole Scr 6rieoens=
iflllB oufmirft. Gr miro 0aber lei.
men 9lufentbalt IN europa ousbebnell
inD crit fur5 Dor SdhlB oes Son
g~reiles 8uriidfebren.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
trdbltdte 1l1rtbmnd)trm!

Oit leidtercm SerScn Wobl ais in' ben Durigen Sa6rcn
ididt i'd bener Die Wenidbcit an OGs Mei6nadtselt SIT bcgcBcH.
Sas lebe nte, nno Oud INNER 10 ncne nnb 10 idOne Meib-
mahtsUOrt: n6rieOe anf GrOen nnO ben Meuideu Elm NOblge
falen'' iden feline Sruft nno fene Nabrbcit Derlprcn at baben.
gSo ge6c nnO Gin ugSO6lgcfalcn' berrdcn iolte, bG~ regierten
6Gf nnO 3Wctr{dt, MnS Der 6rieOeu luur Dem SOOe nuS benz
SlntDsrgieheu seuiden. Nmf Den Sub nber fOlgt Nmferiebnng,
ser Nadbt fulgt Elm lides WOrgenrOt, nnO 10 wOlcn Oieies Snbr
bic 8eibuadtsglofen wieSer fingcn: TrieSe nnf GrOen nno Sen
Meuiden Elm gSOblgefalcn. 6pffen iutr, ban eS en OancrnOer,
elm @OttesfrieOe uirO, Der ba amsl6idt sap mnO G~einSidaf, Der
sic Buffer WeOer i'd fnSen lGMt 5n aescnietigcm WeSeibeu, Saf
lie micScr ancinanSer elm MOblsefa0cn finOen. Dies wan-
idcu mir OOn Ser5en, 6eiOnOcrs G6er and OaR nnicrn gefrn Sc
Gbritslufen rim fr6bld GbritFet einldmten mGdem! ltnS 10
rnfen mir Sbmen Sn:
Tr6bGi6c @ci6na6tcn!
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
gSm. Sca lutcrhiitnnss- @cicaidait

Ole monatlidc %erionnnIlinq ser
@m. Eel llntrritilbungs. @eielihoft
fpnntc leioer niht ltattfinoen. On fein
Guornm eritieneu pnr. 0urd Oieie
@leiheiilti9feit einrraRitQlieoer ner.
liert ser &ereiu bic qrpBe @innn6
me. sic ibm oajGbrlih olrd ei1clt
iG6ncn MtaSfenboa sufGoB. 0ic De
5cntbcrOerlammlllng bate iih nit
5icier 9(ngelcgenbeit befoiicn ioacn.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
@armem Dor eimem fir
9enti3lanO i6mdbli6en
TrieOem
SefiriuOrter Scr Hrinsipieu &iliOms
meroen anfgefOrOcrt, iid &c
for SIT Ocridaffcn.

Cine @arnung, Die Der 2on0on
OoiIp Stems entlpringt, 0euti6lano
fcineny biSmardihen'' Srieoen oilf6li-
5luingen, muroc bier 0urdSandle Der
Maiierten befonnt geeeben. Der Sn
bolt Oes Mrtifels murOe in oielenl
2anoe pom elmer Orabtloicli augen
Ibeinli6 bon 2Dons, 5raufreif, fpm
l menoen Oepeihe aufgefongcn nre
trGgt Die llnterihrift ser Mitglieou
bDes &omites fir 0ffentlide Snforma-
ltion in Yoris. Si Dem Artifel beiBt
EcS:
.9ol0 miro @rGiioent @iIion in
l1nicrer Wittc fem; Sobncn meroen
| qeidmungen llno piele He0en meroen
qebulten meroen. Mber bic 0inge,
fir ipeldle 8r1liOcnt @ilion eintritt,
aucrOen ms 2Gderli6e gc5ogen nno
beipotteIt.
Sails ser gegenpGrtig berri6enoe
@eiit, sic @rclic uno Die Yolitifcr
@uropo8 uno 9(n1crifoS IN Ser 6rie-
I ocnsfonfcren5 &ontrollc geluinnen
] Oonn miro cine &otoitropbe gcborell
| merocll, bic oos Gn0e 0es europa
fiiden Io3ialen Spitems beOelItet.
Die 8elt mag idlieBlih fir bic
Ocmofratie gemomen mer0en, oher
es mag Iid) ouf cine glrt uno @eilc
Doa5ieben, scr bic 'berridenoen &loi
len ser @egenipurt lieber ans 0eni
| Meqe geben mo6ten. @iiroe es, nit
1 Sem 9eilpiel &uBlanos 0 ms.
1tootsmGnniih peile iein, 0aS ocut
/ Idle &oIf our Ger5meiflung 81 trei
Ben? Seben uniere 3eitlungsidrei
Der uno Golitifer in einem Ser5lucit
lungsbiinoniB 8luiidlen Den anordi
1tiifen &r6ften 9elttihlonOs unD ocil
8oli6epifi &liBlanoS feinerlei @e-
fabr fir ooS iibrige europa? &anlt
8ollhemiSmlts energild perlt0rft
an Mbeill gum Soften gebrodt mer
bcn? Sot man ni6t geniigen0 Der
Grplplion llobc @lemente IN Stuliell
rno Spanien? SIT ielbIt 6ranfreid)
geoe1t oQe oerortige Snltinfte gefeit?
Sinh Gnglonos rmtere &loilen mirf-
lih 10 5o6nt, lpie es lid unicre fapi
toliItiide &relic einbiloet2 Sat Ime
rita Icl6lt feline Nlrbeiterprobleme?
sit ser 2ebnitubl oes Gruitmognatell
qegcn aQe Gompulionen Der Welt 10
iidcr2
Gin @ilion Srieoe miro Ben Sol-
fern, Bel oenen oie 2eioenihoftcn un0
ser @oB nod entbronnt iino, Ser.
i0bnung bringen, Die friegstoae 8elt
nit nellen Soffmingen beleben, nellc
%iIionen geben, ia CT mag europa
erretten''.
Sol6e Observation-Disclosures mic
tic piele perlongelL beiBt cS in 6enl
9lrtifel meiter, miiroe bic 9clcbun9
0eutihlonos oltrd Sruppen Der 9Q
l~iierten oltf Sabre binnus beOcuten,
mGbren0 melher Belt engliihe, iran
a6Iil6e, ollerifaniihe lno itolieni.
lhe Solooten 0eutIhes @ebiet beieb
en- uno oie &olle bon Sflopentreibern
ser Oeutihen iibernebmen miIrocn.'
0ieles miir0e rielige @eere b%eoeuten.
Yrdlioent @ilions Soroerling iilr
einen Srie0en obne Anneripnen lit
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
vGDlmm6ia Sruncr &rnnfen.llntcr-
itiitnngs.@crein.

Columbia 9rauer &ranfcn lllltar.
ltiibltu9s &creiu ldBt audi mie0cr ein.
nal bon iid borelL obcr lciOer mn
troltriqe Nodrid)tcr, Ocnn Der groll
lame Shnittcr bot in unieren Neibcr
in lester 3eit 5icmlih boie eeboliit.
gilbert SpmncL longidbriges Weit
glie0, mor ciu Opfer Scr Snfuen5c
am 10. 0fto6er.
8ernborot 2ieb, Mitgriinoer Dee
%ercinS, erlng nod langem 2eioer
am 3. 9e5ember, ltno
&eurp &eit il. bon gleranorio
&a., Sobn ocS longidbrigcn &eacr
8uri6cn Ser &obcrt Yortners 8roil.
crei, itorb oilf Dem Seloe Der @bre IN
6ronfreih om A. Nopember lno mil
6efomcl1 sic Nadrid)t ON 6. 0c5em.
Der; lulo 10 mGre Scr &ercin 5il ei
mem goIocnen Star beredtigt NM
cincn Slueiten Serpice Star, Bonn eilI
5peitcs uniercr juneen Wtitglicoer i'll
nit gegenpdrti9em in Selgicn, es ii
Scr Sobn ser 6rau Nina @eingort.
uno lit ober Soft lei 0onf lallt lester
9to6ridt gelltn0 mo munter.
Nud) sic Snflucn5o bat unlerl
aaiic 3icuIid itarf in Nniprlld &c.
noulmen, mie bait ale Sercinc, ober
oirS mar ia 81 perihmer5en mcllil
mir @nmbrimts Singer MIR unier9iet
mieocr bdtten, Damn tdten mir nod
nal 10 idnel arlf bic @einc fonmcl.
s. 81.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
pNernunia Waanmcrdlur.'

Die Observation-Disclosures fiir sic
aleinen Der Mitglicoer Oes @ernd.
mia 0fdnner6ors finoet omSonntag.
Den 20. 9e5ember, I'M &ercins(ofol,
922 9o. Npenue &.@. itatt. 0os
&onlite nit Serrn @eo. 0icner ais
@oriiber trifft @or6creitun9en fir eli
llcn reht gemiitli6cn 9(ben0.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
oGOmcOrSia 1cmcimbe".
90. 1lno Is StroBe ge.-@.

Nm misunderstanding finoet Oeut=
I9er @~ottesoienlt I'm 10 1br pormit=
tags ltutt; nm II llbr lit englii6e Yre=
oigt. - SOnnta9si9ul 8ei6eerung lit
am sueiten Meibna6tstag (Tonners=
tag) UNI 7.30 llbr abenOs.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
AQe Surteu falter Nmfidnitt
y ii blcrs, Is Jiiaas @orft.
SuSesfaGe:

Modic e. Gricorihs, 1888 s. ct
Noromeit.
Sobn 81. SocobS. 1905 @oaatil
StroBc Noromelt
cSoo 2eimbah, 633 e Ctr. S.@.
Charles ". 3inmonn, 80, % $
Ctr. Nd.
9iaiun 90. @uppcrt. 30. Son,o
pothic Soipitol.
Mor @oloitcin, 80. Goriiclo So
ipitol.
G6eihlichnngcn:
G0ipin StcIbino mo s.. Mopcr.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
@ci6madtcm in Mnppcrt Some!

PIN Sonntoe. ocn %. 0c5cmber,
rotbmittogs 3 llbr, finoct I'M &rp-
vert @ome Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der olten 2ellte ltott. Sir Gin ieines
m1liifoliides 8rogronm boben Die
0nmen 0cs %ereins geiorgt. Nde
Treunoe uno @0nner oeS Scimcs
IinO ber6Iidit cinaeIa0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
GuanaeIild entAeriide 8iOns.Girde
6. uno g StroBe g. ",
Htdloro Sfmi0t, 8oItor.

o. HIIU q SIIuBt JI.7SS.
&idoro S6miot, @aitor.
gaionntd9Iid, Sonntaesiditle Inn
H10 llbr pormittags.
0eutIher @ottesOienit, ieoenS pnn-
tag 10 llbr Oormittogs.
@ngliiher @ottesoienlt an je0enl
Sonntag INN If llbr morgens unO
7.45 llbr aben0S.
2utber 2iga, gSo6enonoaht fir
ieoon Oonnerstag AbenO
Inn 7.45 llbr.
&onfirnldnoen llnterri6t ie0en
Montag uno 0onnerstog o6enos Z
llhr.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
Nus DEN WereinsfreiIcm

Aaaridtsn fir eisit Spaitt mahsn bic i~pdtsfens Witt
ge6 Dliiiass IN inierer Needltien ltu, wenn ie III Ter
Nche Nufudhmt ineen icaen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-23
SOUTH JUTEAND VICTIM
OF PRUSS|AN PERF|DY
Treaty Provisions Never Carried
Out by Huns-section May Re-
turn to Denmark.
BY ELLA ANKER.
CableEram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. COpyrfght. 1918.

CableEram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1918.
CHRISTIANIA, Norway, October %.
Proof Of the necessity of demanding
other guarantees than Germany's sig
nature for the fulfllment of peace
terms lis found in the history Of the
Prusso-Denmark peace treaty of 1866,
following the seven-week war. BY
the treaty of Prague, Schleswig-Ho1-
stein was ceded to Prussia, but article
5 of the treaty stipulated that in the
northern part of schleswig-the So
called South Jutland, where the popu-
lation is wholly Danish-a plebiscite
was to be taken to decide if this part
many. =. --
This article was never carried out,
despite the repeated demands of Dem
mark. On the contrary. Germany sub
jected the Danish population to severe
the Danish language and feeling.
The South Jutlanders, who have
held out for forty years, desire today,
as strongly as in 1866, reunion with
Denmark. In the course of the pres
ent war a high percentage of South
Jutlanders have fallen on German bat
tlefields, having been forced to fight
on the side of their hated oppressors.
The allied armies, which are vindicat-
ing the right of self-determination of
all nations, will now, it is expected,
open the doors of the prisons in South
Jutland and force Germany to keep
her word.
If President Wilson needs evidence
from a neutral source of Germany
inhumane warfare, he can obtain it
from the marine court declarations
published by the Norwegian govern
ment. The declarations have been
given on oath by Norwegian captains
and sailors concerning the sinking Of
Norwegian ships by German subma-
rines. OF the crews 1000 men have
been done to death by torpedoes or
have succumbed to cold and starva-
ton in the course of Germany's
"spurlos Versenkt" policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-23
FLAX Is NEEDED IN BRITAIN
Airplanes' Use of Linen Makes It
More Costly.

Especial Correspondence Of The Even.
ing Star and Chicago Daily News.)
I. LONDON, England, September 90
The great development Of the aero
plane in war has made linen ard
therefore fax. q military material.
Before the war Russia supplied
three-fourths of the 100000 tons of
fax that British linen manufacturers
used every year. Some fax was grown
in Ireland. and when the Russian dim
ports ceased Irish. fax cultivation was
at once taken in hand. A fax extern
sion committee, which has now de-
veloped into the Irish Flax Society,
Ltd, took up the matter. r. First a
guaranty fund of $2,500.000 to support
the campaign was subscribed. More
acreage was at once put into fax; the
seed was secured from Canada and
elsewhere.
The result has been that the Irish
flax acreage has increased from some
thing over $1,000 acres two years ago
to nearly 10000 acres, which should
bring an increase of 10000 tons in
fax production. This still leaves a
shortage of 10000 tons. which is being
made up by importations from British
East Africa and from Canada. II the
British empire can become seh-sup-
porting in the matter Of linen ma
terials during the war it will be 4
lasting trade advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-23
HAS AN ODD CONCEPTION ), !:
T OF RED CROSS FUNCTIONS
Matron Of vladivostok~ Orphans
Home Makes Some Novel Re- !:
quests Of Organization. ::

vLADIvOSTOK. September 10 (cor-
'respondence Of the Associated Press).
Russians have q strange
conception of the functions of the
Red Cross. The apparently Intelligent
matron Of vladivostok home for
orphans recently proposed that the
Red Cross take over management of
all orphans homes throughout Russia.
She thought this could be started
with an expenditure of not more than
100000 rubles.
Another modest" request from an
other source was that the Red Cross
undertake the rehabilitation and re-
pair Of all towns throughout Russia
which have suffered from Russia's
civil war.
The matron also asked the. Red
Cross to make the nurses and in
structors in her institution behave.
She complained that since the boil.
shevik reign in Vladivostok all sense
of discipline had vanished and the
young men and women were carry
ing on high jinks to the detriment of
the orphans welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-23
Society

HE President will receive the
japanese ambassador and
| EIr. Yasujiro Ishikawa, a
Samurai of Japan, at the
White House this after
noon. when the latter will present
him with a historic japanese sword.
Yesterday afternoon the President
received a group Of distinguished
English, French and italian physi-
clans, who came as delegates to the
annual meeting Of the American Col
lege Of Surgeons. which was to have
been held in New York this week,
but was called of because of the epi-
demic.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will entertain at dinner
Friday evening at the embassy, when
tate Cardinal Gibbons on the occasion
Of his golden jubilee will be their
guests.
The Belgian minister, Mr.. Cartier
de Marchienne, entertained at lunch
cor yesterday at the legation, when
his guests included the French am
bassador and number of visiting.
Catholic dignitaries. who came to this
country to attend the celebration OF
the golden jubilee of Cardinal Glib.
bons.
Those present in addition to M.
Jusserand were the minister FROM
Portugal, Viscnunt o'Alte: the charge
Vile Barclay: Mgr. Julien, Bishop Of
Arras; Mgr. heating, Ford Bishop Of
Northampton, England; Mgr: Baudsil.
lart of the Academy Franchise, Count
de Chambrun. counselor of the French
embassy; NJ de Billy Of the French
high commission, Able Flynn and
Able Klein and NJ. Syrnon of the Bel
gian legation staff.