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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28
BRITISH CASUALTIES.

London, July 2.-British casual
ties reported in the week ending
today total 1888 compared with
the aggregate of l6,9Sl reported IN
the previous week. These are di-
vided as follows: Killed or died or
wounds, officers, l2S; men, l,164.
Wounded or missing, officers 3O4;
Papermakers' Strike Ends.
Albany, N. Y, July N.-Repre-
sentatives of employees of the In
ternational Paper Company OF seT-
eral New York and New England
cities, who have been idle for sew
eral days because of differences
with the corporation over an inter-
probation of an award OF the federal
war labor board. and whose idleness
has curtailed the output OF the
plants by about Is per cent, voted
tonight to instruct the Workmen Q
resume work Monday morning.
EMMY crushed fruit lars so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

Ginghams have advanced forty to
sixty per cent since last year. All
other fabrics in proportion. Yet
Whiteman & Simpson are giving
one-fourth off on all Fabric Shoes
in stock at last years prices.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

Empty crushed fruit jars, 50
cents a dozen while they last,
Frame Drug Co.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28
Woman May Be Released.

The case against Juanita Tucker,
alias Rena Colesbey, alias Ethel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

Empty crushed fruit jars ~
cents a dozen while they last.
Frame Drug Co.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

plot which finally ends in the hap
piness of all.
Other pictures during the week
of special interest are "A Little SIS
ter Of Everybody featuring Baby
Marie Osborne, to be shown Satur-
day, and "The Bondsmand," fea-
turing William Farnum, Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

Read it in the Ardmoreite first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28
Sewing Machine For Red Cross.

Sewing Machine For Red Cross.
The Red Cross chapter at Writ
is one of the most successful OF
that order in the county. They
have their own building and are
doing a splendid work. The work
ers were remembered yesterday by
Mrs. d. c. Singleton, of that place,
when she contributed to them a
splendid sewing machine.
Read it in The Ardmoreite first.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

oieielben in feiner @eilc NIT ben
&irdenoienit in Gonflift fonlnlen.
@ir mafen baber Ben Soridlag oab
Die nenli6 paiiierte Sroinan5 lpiber.
ruten miro, 10 Dob mir unieren jun
gen Seuten bier babeim llnterbal.
tungen bieten fonnen, 400 al16 mir
dltercn Seltte Elm Sereniisen in oeren
anlpelenbeit finoen weroen. @ir
baben nidt Die Mudt, unterbaltun.
gen al1Berbalb Scr Staot 51 fontrol.
lieren lno oieielben m0gen ni6t 10
barmloler gtotur iein, oils mos bier in
unlerer Vtitte geboten miro. gu gro.
BE, puritaniide Strenge fonnte lebr
lelbt cine gan5 entgegengelcstc @ir-
flung auslolen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Yeilcios @eihliiic.

Go Scr Grbnbene 9eberridcr 1cs
uniperiums Den Gngel bes Soocs in
nnIcrc Witte geianbt rlnb l,nicrcn &C.
liebten Srcr,nb umo Tadbar,
emil ". 8lnmer,
aus bieicm 2ebcn Ger Gorge ullo Scr
Sriibial entfiibrt unb an eiren Ort
bes eipigen 2ebens ~beforbert bat,
limo inbem Berger Camp. Ger
1861, Wobern @opomen of Mmeri-
ia, Elm mabrcs unh treucs Nitglieb
uno feline Wrtter cinen geliebtcn
Sobn perloren bat,
9aber lei cs beihloiien. Dab mir
ben betriibten Inberipanbten bes ab-
gcidieoenen Hafbars hermit llniere
tiefite Spmpatbic gum alisorltd
bringen.
s. 6. Stod,
Senrp s. Stod,
@. s. Strotbma II II,
&ommittee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Sanfiagnng.

@ir miiniden biernit unicrcl
bcr5liden 0anf aus5ubriiden oler
,unieren Sreunoen fir beren giitigI
Silfleiitl,ngen mGbrenb Der &ranf
belt unb be5eiete Sbeilnabnlc in Scr
Strnbe unieren berben |erlultcs, an.
ldBlt6 oes CODES unicrer innieit &C.
liebten Mlttter unb 8robmutter,
Tran Carolina Haneit.
llnieren Cant Ben 8abrtlihtrGgern,
ionic audi fir bie< piclcn prGdtiqcn
glumenipenoen, ionic Mllen peldc
Dem Inbcnfen Scr &eritorbcncn,
ourd, Sbeilnabme anl @~egrGbniB,
ibre Soda6tuna bc5cigtcn. @ir
iprchen gleihfolls Scrrn GoItor M.
.. aasmunn lnicrcn Gonf aus fir
ieine @orte bes Sroltcs uno ser Soil.
lltng. Gle tral,ernben
&in6er 1tnb Gnfel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

6rubllngsDetter. 9ie @etterpro.
pbeten bebaupten mir perOen eincn
lebr mll0en @intcr buben, aber man
pcrIaiie lid niht 5u felt oarallf. Gs
lit better man bat cinen ellten @or-
ratp bon Sol5 uno &oblen llno laiie
Damn Den @iutcr fpnmen nit Sdnee
lrno Gis.
Serb. Braun langte oln letter
0ienstaa nit ieinem rSnteritate"
alto bon ct. 2ouis bier on. gr be.
rihtet oaB Die StraBen in slttem gu
ltanh iinh uno bab oos 5abren oobcr
icet cine Srel,be lit.
@ilohilter 2eslie mar am lcetcn
Samstag bier, I'M Die Sntereiicn lei.
mes requirements gu pobren.
Com. Wartens r11o @ottin trafel1
an lebten Oienstag bon ct. 2ol,is
bier Elm, I'M S%erpanbte in Der NGbc
bon fredericksburg 81 beiuher.
Set unier Gorirutb nit 9e5ue allf
9lloertbeater rno anbere llnterbal-
tungen 10 itraffe Saiten aufgesogen
bat, lit unler 0orf an Samstoa uno
Sonntag IberOcn 10 ooe uno lang
lpeilie, oaB unier iunges @olf es ppr.
5iebt fem 9ereniisen auslpdrts al,
iuhen. @ir MAIDEN Den @orihlaq
oab uniere 9orfuater ii9 Ser ilber.
rpieaenoen, 0ffentlid)en Meinrng fiji
gen, melfe Der 8ieocrfebr Scr loaes
rlannten blue loips" nidt i'm &C.
ringlten gilnltig lit. 9iIbertbeater, 10
pie oieielbcn ieet Ser offentliden
3enlur unteriuorfen iino. mirfen be.
lcbreno uno u%ntcrbalteno fir s(lt unb
Sung. 5erner arrangieren es bie
! Better lolber SdaulteIlungen 10, Doh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
%erid)t bon Stonn Sill.

Die Jarl1er bon Stonp Sill be.
nubcn oas iebige berrIite @etter; lie
limo bonn friiben Worgen bis Con.
renuntersons auf ibren 5eloern.
8. 8. aoriteot lit nod immer nit
Der &onfrete : arbeit beifGftigt, Die
er Dor aur5em begann.
3. 8. Stolte ut,b Senrp @oit no.
rel. pergansene @ofe bei6Gftigt benz
9ad Der bieiieen Miible einen ssor.
ben anitrid au eeben.
Die Snfllen5a madt iif bier bel
nns mieber iebr bemerfbar.
Die Gebriioer 3obliine iinb bier
in Der Nabe beim SGgen bon 9au-
bola. iomie 8erfbola fir unieren
Sdmieo uno @agenmoder, anoereas
S6inoler.
Inner StraBcnoufieber, a,leuit
Saeob, bot oieIer Gage iein StraBen-
geIhirr forteeidafft, gr bat aleid.
talls eini9c unicrer StroBen Der.
beiiert.
Senrp 8ait unb 2ollis @ranne.
mann babcn norige ISOLDE fir gbrilt.
Sl'ntper mebrcre S6tpeine eeIdladp.
tet i'rb ibm bieielben Damn nad ct.
souis 5i,seianot. 4lIen anseiden
nod gu ilrtbeilen oilrfte es oen @run-
5ern bier in Den ndditen boar @oden
9an5 eeborig an Den arosen aeben.
eonaro Sdultc bot persangere
Wofe bon 8uit. Selen1ann cine
i%uertbpollc Sub eefauft.
Sris gllefer mar boriae ISOLDE
oelln 8anfen bon nod mebr Giden-
bol5 filr iein neies Saus peldes 6.
y. Sen5 Nun in ndditer 3eit pollen.
Oct baben miro.
Souis Naeier unb 8attin fporen
olll pergangenen Samstag bier, in
geldottliden @ngeleeenbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Wprripn al

6rau 9. Sontae llno oeren SdtpG.
germ, 5rau hilbert Sdutb, maren Elm
paar Gage bier auf 9eiuh BEL Dem
gruoer Der lestcren, SSobn Gnglert.
gen bier aus begaben iie iid nad
ebarnois, Tim 6rau Sdutb's Sobn,
gilbert 81 beiuden.
Hlbe Settle l,no gilbert 9eniina,
bon Gallapap County, iinh in bicier
ytahboridaft beim a%uffaufen bon
Sieb.
Sobn 5reeie murbc iniolge ser
erfranfllna ieiner gltern noh Sig.
g~insoille eerufen.
Srou Gertrude Wertens begob lid,
ON pcrgongenen Somstae nod Sci.
ferion Gitp, UNI Dem 9egrGbniB hires
Snfels. bes peritorbenen Sbco Sill
aes, bei5umohnen. 0erielbe fanb iei.
men Spb bel eirem alitompbil.llns
falI.
Cine 9roBe an5abl iunee 2erlte,
bon bier, fubr am lebten Samstag
abenb, per auto. nad fredericksburg
Inn elmer 3~uiammenfl1nft Ser sob
Rollers" bei5upobnen.
9ie Sarmers glepator 60. erbielt
bieie ISOLDE cine g%arlaoung Cob
Wepal" Rebl, iorpie al,d Slttter,
itoffe.
Gbas. @al,mitarf lit bier in Ser
Stabt uno leitet bic Mrheiten an Dem
5armlers glepator.
Irnolo Summert bot iein Seim
burh bas anifaffen eines ,8laper
Bianos" berIhonert.
8ir baben in bieien Soeen cdtes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
@ie bleibt man geinnb? 9ies if

8ie bleibt man seinnb? 9ies 1T
fir %jebern1ann cine 8altptfrage unb
JIG iolIfe redt5eitig lire antnort fin.
ben, 8. f., ebe Die @eiiinobeit edo
ben erleibet. IS lit Die grfabriung
bon Sauienoen, Bob Der gelegentlide
8ebraud bon Sorni's IlpenfrGuter
oieic aufeabe pollltdnoie erfiilt.
Srau 6. S. Sanien bon Hrince Stu.
pert, 9. g., idreibt: SD babe felt
5ipei Sabren feinen Mpenfrdliter
mebr gebabt unb babe iest Elm u1ge-
blllbiges gerlangett barnad. Gs
lit cine 10 m%obltbuenbe Webi5in, unb
nidts in Ser @elt fam nit ibr per-
gliben peroen. @s lit unentbebrlih
fir Die @einnbbeit uno man fiiblt iid
nie neiigeboren, naboem man eflibe
Doien oabon genommen bot" Spr,
mis- Mpenfrdiiter lit Elm altes. be-
ip1brtes &r6uterbeilmitteI; es perbei-
iert oas 9Illt, reeuliert Die Srganc,
forbert Die @erbanung, Itdrft Die Seer.
ben urb baut bas gauge Spitem auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Nm bic Geier.

Im 10. Se5cmbcr lpllrbe bic Iboll-
ncntliitc bes Solfsblatf mieocr repi-
iirt unb allie bis 81 bieienl Gage emf.
rifteten SubifriptionsbetrGgc Quit
tirt, 10 oaB iebcr 2cicr al,i Dem 80.
'brcB5ettel icben FAINT bis 81, mclhcnl
9atum iein announcement be5ablt lit.
Sm Sale Der cine ober anocrc 2eIcr
einen Srrtbum i'm per1nberten %
tilm cntocft ODER ociicn bis sum TO-.
2r5entber cinbc5oblter 9citrag nid,t
auf Ocn NoorcB5tttcl quittirt wllroe,
bitten mir INN 9efl. Wittbcilune.
@raf Grinting 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
9anfiasnns.

@ir miinlden bicrnnit ollen liebcrl
Na6barn unb SrcunScn unicren altf.
ri6tigen 0anf aiis5uorilden fir oeren
aabIrei9e Silfleiitungen mGbreno Scr
&ranfbett l1lo anlGBlih bes Sobes
unieres innieit geliebten @attin, go.
ters, SoDnes unb 9rrbcrs,
Charles i. Sdsner,
ionic fiir oeren bcSeiete Sbcilnabmc.
@ir bonfcn Den gobrtllftr1gern fir
ibren 2icbcsbicnlt, ionic Illen mclfc
6lrrh ibre Inneienbeit bel ser Sc.
erbigu11g Dem Inbenfcn bcs Scritor-
bencn einen Sriblit Ser Sod)odttno
barbrahten. llnieren 9anf, aleid,-
fills. fir bic pradtboIlen 9lltmen-
ipenben melhe Dem N%nbenfen bcs
8eritorberen bon ieinen pielen Ssreun.
Sen geniomet mliroen. Sir banter
Den 2oeen Scr Sreimal,rcr. Obj Sci.
lpfps, Mobern @oobnten, &niabts of
Hptbias, &cbefabs uno @oitern
Stars fir ben Sribltt ser 2iebe mel,
den oieielben Dem entidlafcnen 9rll.
Der bnrf ibrc cinbrudshpIIen 3ere.
monien barbrahten, fotpie aud fir
Der idperbetroffenen Sanilic be5cia.
ties Witgefiibl. ltnieren 9anf aleid-
falls Serrn 8aitor 81. $. 3asmonn
fir iein~ 8orte Der Soffnling unb
oes Sroites.
Die tranernbe Samilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Mdtnns Sarmcr.

@ir baben cine beihrGnfte gn5abl
bon ,Sarn1cr's Hcforbs" un0 Mcd).
nltngs . gii6ern, ipelfc llniere Sur
mer gratis crbolten f0nncn, 10 Tango
mic Der &orratb reiht, ipenn Tic in
bicicr 9anf poriprcdcn.
&on1mt bci5eiten INTO erbaltct, foIt.
eli frci, Gins bicicr niiblihcn Bidder.
.Oieic giider iinb ipe5iell bon Il,tert
fir Den gcridt Der 5lfiinftigen Gin
fommeniteuer.
9crmann Snpings 9anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
@arnnns.

SD marine biermisSaser uno Sal
lerlteuer bon metneln 2anbe 5u blei-
ben. SD, ioipie aud mein Giebitano,
batten filr5lid Elm fnappcs gntfom-
men bon Shiiiien. @erbe bon iest
an aufpaiien uno ieben ltebertreter
Dor @eridt bringen; obne gcrsug unb
obne Irgumente.
Sonis o. Boei6eL
Sirit Greet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
9tptis.

@ir crbnlten michcr cine Gurlu,
Dung oes mpblbefonnten IS. .
Slonr," SbipItllff unb &leic. Seib
10 frclnnlid unb mad)t Cure @citcI.
ll,ngcn bei5citcn, cbe Giles pcrfollft
lit. Gs lit niht notbig Subltitllte nit
Dem Wcbl 81 folticr. Tbonc 100.
Saul Wpnic, Sr.,
Sermunn, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

Us miro nid)t burh Npotbcfcr Der
tailft. ionocrn birctt gclicfert bon Or.
Fetcr Sabrnep & Sprs So, 25Ot
MSaibington 9luo., Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

3n &erfanien: Garage unih sc.
bulloe i'm @cbrallf) ais Elumber-
@crfitott on Der oitlidcn &ierten
StraBe., ". Q. SuroI,
Scrmann, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Neue Nn5eigeu

3n @crfaafen: @obnbous uro Got
an Der ipeltlifcn Sicrten StrnBc.
SrcoS $. &crmonn, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

Sn @ermictaen: 9as Central, Scott.
balls, int Iagel . @ebGrloe an Der
Warft StraBe. ,9adaufragen bel
gmir Stages,
Sermann, Mo.
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Inaeigen i'm @olfsblatt brinaen
@rfolg.
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Sin bas Ynblifnm.

9tad becnbigltng mlciner arbeit in
Scr Irntce, iuerbe i6 am 25. Se5em-
Der, 1918, mieOcr suriid in meiner
Office iein.
Capt. @rnit Soffncr, 20. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

3n @erfanfen: Gebralltte M1,tos.
Sn gntem 3uitano unb portbeilbaft.
H1beres bel
Hobt. 8. Surol,
Sermann, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Wdacntlider Narttberidt.
Gorrieiert bon

VurrIBIerf ODn
Sobn9. SeImcrs
gter, per Oi,benb ......... SO
@anie, per Bfitn6 ...-a.......... .16
Siibner, per Rfirnb 10
enten, per 8funb 90
Spring Gbidens, per 8funb..-.. 20
Stags, per 8funo.--....--... Ia
Snrfeps, per Bflino .25
&artoffeln, per @uibeI ....-.$f.5O
@oiIe, per Bfunb 60
Sbmala, per Gfuno .-...-... 2O-.25
BUTTER, per 8funo .3O-35
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

81 Gerfanfen: gu einem portbeil-
baften Ereis:: 9as gisen gigentbum
an Der 5ront Strabe. Nadaufrasen
in $ ermannS apines9an
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-10
New York AS A Caterer
Bv MRS. GRANNY RYLON.

CONTINUED from First Page)
our best families in semi-rural
communities.
The opportunities for enjoying
this particular pleasure, 1t would
seem, have been excessive. NAL
nutrition, both prenatal and in the
earlier stages of childhood, has
played so overwhelming a part In
defective intelligence and tubercu-
losis, that there is no excuse for
going on in the old way any longer,
building the institutions and driY-
ing through the grounds with SNUG
approval at our efficiency in hand
ling the problem.
Secretary McAdOO For Prevention.
Now It seems that thanks to
Secretary McAdoo, the first steps
have been taken to do away with
the policy Of endurance, rather
than prevention.
The number of draft rejec-
lions, due to physical defects
traceable TO malnutrition in child
hood, has caused the United
States Public Health Service to
take UP the matter through the
Secretary of the Treasury. A
national campaign of Federal,
State, county, and municipal au-
thorities. for safeguarding the
health of school children, has
been undertaken, with gratifying
prospects.
The practical application Of this
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campaign is the development OF
plans for providing the children
at MONDAY with warm, properly
balanced meals.
Investigations had shown pre-
viously that a large proportion
of parents, even among people IN
comfortable circumstances, were
in the habit of giving their chill
dren money with which to buy
lunches, or parts Of lunches. Left
to his own devices, it is hardly
necessary to say, the infant bon
vivant too often dined well but
not wisely on an ice-cream cone
or a pickle.
Or he bought himself a soft
drink, as a mild bracer, when he
wasn't feeling up to the mark:
Again he saved at" and did not
eat at all, if he had any frenzied
financial project in view. AS a
self-caterer the future citizen did
violence to himself and his inner
man.
Poor Soil for the Three RS:
Needless to say that arithmetic,
geography, English, and kindred
studies did not flower to the de-
gree that might have been ex-
pected, on mental soil so irregu-
larry fortified.
The ice cream cone, the pickle,
the "all-day sucker" induced a
post-prandial wandering OF wits
and an inability to concentrate
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priations for construction OF barracks
or dormitories.
The understanding sonie weeks age
was that all housing matters were &c
come under Secretary Wilson. OF the
Department OF Labor, but so far he
has taken no action toward providing
for the thousands Of clerks comina
here in the next few monthS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-10
HOOVER, ROBBED
BY KAISER, PLANS
TO GET REVENGE

Herbert Hoover has been robbed by
the Kaiser.
The German monarch captured several
hundred pounds OF beef from the Fed
eral food administrator, by force Of
arms. The Kaiser paid for the pluunder
later. when Hoover presented his bill
at Berlin.
These startling facts were considered
today when the graduates Of Leland
Stanford University discussed the
secrets revealed by Mrs. Hoover at the
meeting OF the graduates in the College
Women's Club at 1872 street northwest
last night.
VIII Make Kalser Pay.
Mr.. Hoover hopes to make the Ger
mans pay higher prices for the theft
OF the choice steaks in China years
ago. 1t took 10000 soldiers to sup
port Wilhelm the Second in the seiz-
ure of the cattle. The chief OF the
food forces was introducing Hover
ism" to the Oriental world when the
Germans interfered with his pro-
gram. It Is with compounded inter-
est in experiences that Hoover is set
Ting up old lgrudges against Willie
HohenZoIlern with his flood will win
the war program"
II was during the Boxer rebellion
in China when Hoover incurred the
enmlty OF the Germans by the dis
tribution OF food supplies. A lonely
COW and offspring were owned by
the Hoovers. The milk from the COW
was given out to the starving ORR
entails in the walled city. By q con-
vincing argument of the sword, the
Germans captured the cattle. The
kaiser, after attempting a compro-
mise. according to his custom, finally
reached a satisfactory settlement. Mr..
Hoover made a slight profit on the
deal, too.
Mrs. Hoover Tells. story.
Mrs. Hoover told OF their first view
Of German atrocities during the
Boxer uprising. She described the
slaughter. OF defenseless coolies By
Hun machine gunners.
The alumni Of Stanford are proud
of the-food administrators wife. She
has the distinction OF being the only
woman graduate of the geology de-
partment, Mr.. Hoover was a member
of the pioneer class of Stanford. He
graduated from the California uni
versity in 1895. 1t was during his
college course that the administra-
tor met the woman who Is now his
loyal .helpmate. Their romance had
it's inception on the campus Of Stan
ford University.
Ben Allen and DR.. Vernon Kellogg.
Hoover's aides in Belgium and now
with the food administration, were
speakers. Mr.. Hoover was unable
to attend the session because OF 4
New York engagement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-10
ENEMY RAIDS FAIL.

PARIS, March 10.-Failure Of at.
tempted enemy raids against Bois
pretre and sectors Reilion and LeDrt
court has been officially announced
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GOVERNMENT MAY
!. LEND MONEY TO F.
ERECT D. C. HOMES.
ny BILL PRICE.

The increasing menace OF short
age OF HOUSING 2 conditions in washing
ton Is today causing the various
agencies OF the Government to try to
get together upon some plan that
may be laid before Congress for
prompt action.
Time Is passing without action any
where, and Government officials and
others feel most seriously the NEED
Of the whole subject being presented
to Congress at the earliest possible
moment. that the dangers may not
be longer delayed.
Major Potter. Of the housing and
health division OF the War Depart
ment, who IS a close personal friend
OF Secretary Baker, has sent letters
TO builders, contractors, and owners
OF real estate in Washington seeking
TO ascertain whether house construc-
ton in this city cannot be greatly in
creased II loans for such purposes
can be had from the Government and
aid is also given in lifting embargoes
on building material.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-10
1000 VOLTS KILL LINE MAN.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, March 10
Two thousand volts passed through
the body OF Nathaniel NJ. LiEhtner,
who was instantly killed. when he
threw a chain across a wire while re-
pairing an electric-light line.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-10

than expensive building and
grounds for physical and mental
detectives after we grow them.
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UneertaIn Ahout Loana.

Major Potter has been informed
that Washington bankers do not feel
at liberty to make loans for conStruc-
ton on liberal terms in view OF the
uncertainties OF the future, but many
people have indicated TO him that II
they could obtain money and material
they would at once begin construc-
ton OF houses or apartments.
Major Potter's inquiries want to
hnd from each man written to the
probable nature OF the building to
be undertaken II the Governmelat
were to provide loans and arrange
for material to reach here; the num-
Der of people the buildings would ac-
commodate; the rent to be charged,
and all data that viii enable him TO
comprehend what the prospects are
for private building where aided by
the Government
There are optimistic Washington
people who have told Major Potter
they believe the population of this
city will continue to increase and
that this population will stay here
permanently; that building material
and wages may not 90 much lower
for many years TO come, II at all;
and that II supplied with loans they
would go ahead with construction
that viii furnish housing FOR clerks
and families OF clerks.
Has Taken No Action.
Other Government officials do not
believe that this method promises the
quick results that viii be necessary
and think that the only thing TO do is
for the President or some Cabinet Of
fcer to lay before Congress the
urgent necessity of Immediate appro-
New Britain herald., 1918-01-08
CITY ITEMS

Catholic Woman's Benevolent Le- zion will meet Wednesday evening at s o'clock at St. Marys school hall. A social will follow the meeting.
 Miss Catherine O'Leary is expected home today after a weeks visit with her uncle, pr. Arthur O'Leary of Waterbury.
 The meeting of the Altar society of St. John the Evangelist church which was to be held this evening is post poned until next Tuesday evening.
 Misses Anna and Elizabeth Lynch of Waterbury have returned home af- ter having spent several days with Miss Anna Sparmer of North street
 Mrs. Mary Speely of Lebanon, Pa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Booth of 464 Arch street
 The Southwest Sewing club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. c. H. Avery, on Shuttle Meadow avenue to- day. The committee in charge of the meetings is composed of Mrs. H. p Battey Mrs. c. H. Avery and Mrs Watson Staples. The club does Red Cross work.
 Harold F. Shepherd has transferred property on South Main street to Henry J. F'oiren.