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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31
Srep ia Sapan.
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bar ieg nGret ire @ange iioen /
6ior giteraar, % bier Sang bar
icg beutet Opmuntring oerlloe. ar.
bei0et Der er life let. Oct fan nGr-
melt IigneS oeo ell Stamp, bOori
6ienoen Burger ielo DC uriooerlig.
tie Wiioler. Wien oct or opmunt.
renOe al ie Wtuto boIoe no %
tilineo bare forpisiet ON, at Gel.
rens Gag ifal fonlme.
San baboe en- itor Senongsifole.
Soo off gruiterne run6t ira Sus
til @us % ligefrem for6e6 6or.
pIorene at ienoe oeres Born, ON
DC life ielo oiIoe noeluffes al Gem.
pelifabet. Sna iuanot Senoassifo.
len inc til nPiten ingenting.
6lere uige MGno bar meget in.
~teresiereoe pg niloe nof pGre ariit-
lie, men liot eiter Ii0t bIeD DC
borte; at beiege Dem leote life iii
no9et, De piloe eller fun0e life
bnerfen fornme til Meoer eller tage
imoo BAN. 5orleoen fom Ell al
oemt, III iflloe ban reiie til ell an
ben gu, men in0en ban reiite, bil0e
ban BOG lnoe Mnto bloc, at bet
life bar felnet Snteresie, men finn
et beitemt 6orbno, foriiGrfet beo
8rusler, Der boooe iaaet bom til
at blipe borte.
Sioit / Wlarts bar ieg 0eriloc en-
'goroag Aften. Ger par ierit Son.
oagsifole", ION ban bar bber Ons-
bag % Seroog 9liten; Ser bar oa
omtrent eli SneS Born; netop Den
aitcn bnbOe Oe 1il6ngeblif og Sen.
tageIie al bpno 6e bnpoe Ipit I lGn.
'gere 3io. Oct glGoeOe mig at bere
De Suar ban iif, iomme bar ret
0pbiinoige og Oioneoe ON, at Ger
bar uoisrt ct trofait arbeioe. Saa
talte Wllto til 9ernene ~a1gaaenoe
5orielgelien 90 on at bnre no.
boloenoe. 9srnene fog oct paa
ell iaa aloorlig Waaoe, at man
iful6e tro, at DC funoe BABE p9.
ret ira friitne 9iem; De bonoe eien.
ipnlig fattet 3illio iii Milto og
aniaa M bans Gag iom oeres.
geo Meoet for De nofsne bar
Der finn fem bofsne, ion fom inc,
Ell Gel itoo uoenfor, nogle freb
IND | en- merf arog, bporfra De
fnnoe ie og bgre u0en at les, for
Der er nof regelmpsiige Speioere,
iom ofgiber 9eretning til 9emp-
lerne ON, bbem Der ooper at oper.
treble oeres 6orbuo.
9lf De lem bar ben enc en- ing
troenoe Manb, oebt anbetiteos, iom
MI arbeioer Der / amdfi; ban bar
bGret meo til bert eneite Meoe og
@uostieneite liee fra gegpnoclieu
al, oe bpao mere er, ban bar Ii.
geleoes bper eneite Sang bragt TO
unee aammerater. 5 geepn6elien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31
Identification Rags.

Identification Gags. gnbDer
Soloot | Il. g. grpeoitionarp 5or.
ces BIZ iaa to otags" at aluminum
uoleperet paa Stsrrelie iom en- balp
Dollar. De biz blipe baaret unoer
9leoerne | en- Striffe ON Salien,
ben anben f9itet til ben fsrIte. 5or
menige Soloaters 0~eofommenoe bill
Goloatens Nnbn % II. 9. q. blibe
inograberet eller %nitampeo" pao ben
enc SIDE og bans S1rnummer pna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31
St0t ON DOrr gI;gter moo
bore lungs NGnO.

5 oeme Gio taleS ser ale 9egue,
meget OH, bpao bi fan gre ior
bore llnge @tpno. iom iiofaIoe5
til Militnrtieneite. @i fan life lp.
le 9|eretninger ira iterre Mo0er,
u0en bi Ter, at bette Spergsmaal
bar o9ret irenfne til Gperpeielie
/ en- eler anoen 5orm. 90 ieg bar
Snotrpf al at Der cores Ell bel
Del AZ 8rGit, Menigbeo % ling.
oomsforening ior 0euL Ion CT inc.
falot ira Oeres reipettipe areoie.
glen aIligeuel %forcfommer oct mig, at
bette 4rbeiOe er alt for n~ilfaarligt.
Ter tales nleget ON at ienoe
9reue til pore 9enner / arigstie.
neiten. % set er imiffert. at til Ii.
Der lioer ct 9reo mere op emo nogct
anOet. Gn Qienigbco 6cr gen.
mem jim 9rpit blioc oeo at itaa
i 5orbinoeIie meo fine urge, efter
at De er reiit til 2pcliesleircu el.
Ter til Jranfri8. 9ar 9rpiten life
5io, iaa bsr en- anoen tage Tia al
Sagen. Seq bar Here @ange al
SoIoater faaet oct Spergsmaal.
Bill Den Iutberife airfe gore noget
for os / &etning al at felge os2
Ger tales oite / tonne Ioner ON,
at Sirfen er Ell Nor. Sois bette
er GiIf9loet, iaa maa oct ogiaa Dor.
re oens 8ligt at fslge fine 9ern.
IS olsIe 8ioer, oa Der titles iaa
tore Strap Ill bore urge MGno,
trGn9er De til life alene at meoe
oeres eget airfes Repreientant /
G~oellesleiren; men De tr9nger til
at iele, at DC life er CLIENT al oeres
egen Menigbeo. Siolte 8inter bar
Der Der beo Camp 2etuis" en- iter.
re Slot al un9e QiGno ira en- al
pore iterre @ieni9beoer. On af Dem
notolte til mig neo en- beitenlt 9ej
ligbeO fin 6%orunoring oper, at in.
gen al Dem til Sui bnpoe bert ira
oeres 9rGit. Noget ianoant ber if.
fe ife. Get iorefommer mig, al Den
~inofalote itnge Wlono bar 9iet til
at Oente, al Den gienigbeo, iom ban
er oofict op i og iom n2nter BAN
tiIbage, at Den nlaa ieIge BAN mco
Snteresie pao ben bouifelige Bel
iaa 8oot oct or mliligt.
Seq bar / Sc iioiic ipo.otte @laa.
neocr uqret / 9erering meo ON.
firing bolDanoet bunoreoe al ullge
0aHife ira begge Saminno. Gn
Gel al oisie bar bait nn Seito.
menter. QogIe bar bait Dem biem.
me ira, anore bar mootaget Dem
ira y. Yf. 6. u. Stun / ct elelte I'll.
fGloe bar ieg moot Ell ing Wano,
Der baDoe mootnget lit nD 9eitamen-
te ira Wienigbeoer. Ser bar pi en-
anOen al Wienigbeoens Opgaoer.
Zen ber ierge for, at enbDer al
oens unge WaGno, iom inofaIoes,
fsr aireiien er foripnet meo ct CTS.
plar al oct Np 3eitament | 2omme.
format. Seloigbis bar pi 3. M.
is. u. / bore 2peIiesIeire. 90 ben.
ne Organization er mere emo glao
beo at itooele Sfriiten til ale, Der
enifer ct efsemplar al iamn1e; men
oct forefommer mig, at Wenigbe-
ben life fan f%oriuare at laoe nogen
Sammenilitning ierge for oenne
ll0oeling. Soenlet err, at Wenigbe.
oens Senner ne6 SnotrPoelie ! SG.
rem bar oens bellige Sfrifter meo
biemmeira. 2ao Menigbeoerne BIZ
be zig oeres anipar bepioit paa Oct.
tie Omraooe; tbi meeet fan fomme
til at nfbGnge oeraf. SbnO oil
en- urg Wiano t9nfe ON ben Me.
niebeb, Der bar ienbt BAN no paa
en- @eiie, bpor 2ibet itaar paa Spil,
uben at babe eipet bam fin beoite
BOG meo; men bar oDerlaot oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Som Spar paa 6oreipergiel op-
Ipier Regeringen i @aibineton, at
SoIoater, iom bliber taget til 5an-
ee, oil faa fulo Detailing for ben
9io, De boloes / 5angenifnb, iao
mart BET fan sootgsres, at De le-
Der og er / 6angenifab. Der leg
ees til ,,ano olI ieroice ALLOWANCES"
9erimoo gRloer oenne Regel iffe
for iffe-S oloater, ioaiom Spgeplejer-
fer, ao%ntoriiter o. l., iom maattC
bIine taaet til fanae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Rettelie: 5 Artiflen u9anoetS
@ern" / ii0lte Summer er Ser mo
lsbet ct life, iom giper 5atnin-
gen oen mooiatte @ening. 5 an.
ben Spalte ). 9inie ira neoen itaar
Der. Set fan life iiges me0 goo
Ret.@ Der ifnloe ielofelgelig itaa:
Oct fan iiges meo goo Ret. gi be-
flager, at Ell iaaOan Sell er 6leDen
ooeriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

@ait. $. IS. gonoo. Sa., nleO-
oeler os, at ga Mlr. s. SfoO
0ielien bar reiigneret iom Meolem
al Sfoleraooet for Cana College og
Grin. Seminarium, bar Sfolerao-
oct beot DIR. Sans geterien, eff
6orn, Sa., ON at inotrGoe iom
SefretQr / Sfoo gtielien8 Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Gle10olllillellg1eo.
5n%oleoeren gnifeOe iaa me1et
Somarbeioe imellem oe to Gam.
funo iom mlligt ina bi hiuoe le
re 5inan0en At fenoe o. oen 7aa
iaa muligoi5 fanoe fomme, ga Ell
Sammenilltnin9 oiIoe fomme iom
uoget 8anife natltrIi9t.
5onen / 0enne llotalelie er o
belt ireoitcmt % oi %inorommer
,piIfigt, at nj fife fuloe ilutte d
Iiamnlen meo ale, Der beraa5er
Iiig pa @ibelea iom @u0s Orb.
SmioIerti0 moa oi benprfe, at
Den 5alemao0e eller set argument
Ira grlinopigif Sioc, at ogioa Sef
terne itetter iig til SfrifterL CT
9ammeI % ioriliot, % oi airicr 0en
for ne6iGttenoe o9 0erfor uiommeIig.
% ielp oe, Ser benbtter bette
&r9ument imoo us, ioroi nj boz
Der 9i5eIen iom @uoS 9r0, Sc brit.
ger 10 ielp 5efiter ITO Al 9ibelen
iom aitoe % @ruuola9 Tor oeres
/ 6orfDn0elic oi 8uOs Gro baaoe /
@en99eoen % paa @}isiiou5mar.
fen, % 0ermeo bar oe ieIo ilaaet
Oeres eget 4r9iment.
Qfen lao os oi0ere ii8e, at mar
IDi / Gen ior. B. eD. [. airfe, iou
Der iiges, uIul9er megen 8rgt po1.
at oi man bare cnige i port I'm
paa 9i6eIen iom @uo5 0ro,~ IA
or bette iremfalot Deo, at Sen far
uGret a%ngre5et. clIcr Der oar, e
Ter port Sf6n. ppret isrt neoiat
ten0e Gale ON 0en..
@amle @runofoigs 5ale ON 9i.
6eIen iom u@apirsIapper, itaOne /
aro0ene@ % iom ct a0sot 0ro. a
Bar, eiter Dor 6oritnaeIie, giort me
get til, at gibelen bleb en- rige.
agtet Bog, Der al alt for mango
ble0 Iagt paa 6DI9en.
Gel fenOer ri anore ll0talelier
Ioi @runotpig ON gi6elen, +. Cts:
v6errens BOG BAR Iagt paa 0nl.
Den" o.: r2'ibeIen lpit meo uaa0c
Zine Elsie llotnIeIier biier 10. At
ban regneOe 9ibclen Tor 6errens
Bog, Der life buroe fig1e paa lSgl
Den, men tages rem % Ipies.
9ien DC iorrige par - / Den
aamp, @runotpia isrte irrlig MOI
rgroi. 9lairien, % / 6oafen ban
bGpoeoe oct miinoIige 0ro / Sir.
fen paa oct itreone 0ros @efoit.
ming betegnenoe nof til, at Dc,
Der IGite 9pbeIen me0 ypoaSe
Zine" MATTE taae Jig iammen %
meo Stprte 9pooe set ifreone CUBS
eros 9etDoring.
Gioere %iorefommer oct os, at Ben
rlulotU8itr Getning bar Jet aft.
Or mii0t paa BEN npere .gi6eI.
fritz. Get / ~9lnisrelien ira str.
SmI.@ brugte llotrpf y~ortooofie
Care ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." pc.
.8er / oen Getmug.
Vi iluaer in9enlmoe aft, 6oaO
Der ieres til 9orbs imoo oen ortol
|oofie Snipiration. @a0 opre, at in.
gen 9Ogitaoinfpiratio
fan sG5Oes, iaa opoeier achultater
ne al gamle gibel. Soan0ififters
un~oeriegelie, bboo 9ibeIfritiffen bar
paaitaaet imoo SnipirotionslGren
Ga al ben mere lbs ~9litorite.
ter paa bette CmraoOe, oei aommis.
ion Der / Slntningen al iorriqa
~aar3uHoreoe if i Opguoe at repi.
'Oere Den enaelife Operiuttelie al
Gibelen, iag0e / Ell Gapport, ga 0en
oar iGrOig meo lit 4lrbeioc, at Irlo
ON man piloe iammeiiptte Oen bi.
6elife 3efit al De onarligite lore.
liggenoe @aanoifriiter, piloe life
Ell eheite IrosianO6eo eller mo.
ralif S9tning oGre ta6t.
% tag ll0giperne al oct nue
Ieitanente paa @rpif, Den tpife
GiIicbenoorf oe oe engeIife 8eiteott
.Og Sort, De bar life opOaget,
at BET, oe ian0t ! iouifelli9e Saano.
'ifriiter, bar ct giloereoe, oe life
.funoe fin0e iig til Rette /.
gaoere fan benoiies til 81. Sfat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

On 0igtig Genius. 8eIutning
Geniorot- Raa6et / @aibington bar
oeotaget folgenoe &eiolntion: Oct
pere beiluttet, at ale uogaaen6e
aommmifationer / set tDife Sproo,
Ser er @enitan6 for geniur, me0
l~lnota9elie al 9repe ira Sanger, life
ifaI forienoe5 genuem Il. g. @ail.
&ioere 6eillttet, at paa og efter 10.
9(uguit 1918, oil Il. 2. Geniorats
.eneite outoriiereoe 5orm for Hoe.
Iaoelie bore 8ortifering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

81 ulge @ano graouereoes npIig
ira 6oncor6ia t~6eologiife Seminar,
ct. 9oui8, NO, % fra Goncor0ia
tcolo9iife Seminar, Springfield, 81
Iinois % 26 ira Sfolelareriemino-
riet / GiOer 5oreit Chicago, 81, %
II ira Seminariet / Seiparo, Nebr.,
ialt f5f ira Misiouri-S pnooensSfo 70.
Ter. ft3 @raiter og 38 SfoleInrere.
Mfsiouri Spno6en gor iiffert ct tort
og goot @(r6eioe for @ltos &iges Be
.faitelie % ll~obreoeIie / Bette 2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

l Tilfelde af, Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til det
sedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til Dan
skeren's Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
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Acceptance for Mailing at special
rate of postage, provided for in Sec
tion ll03, Act of Oct. 3. 1917, author
lied on July 5, 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-31

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
MISS anne MARTIN
GOES TO NEVADA
Would-be "Senatorette" Starts Home
to Canvass for Votes.

Speeding across the continent to
Nevada where she will open a CAM
campaign for United States Senator,
Miss- Anne Martin. who left Washing
ton yesterday, will make a number of
speeches in the interest Of a nation
wide drive by the National Woman's
party for early action on the suffrage
amendment, which is now before the
Senate, having been passed through
the House, after endorsement by the
Administration and both parties.
Her itinerary includes Columbus,
Chicago. Denver and Colorado
Springs. Tonight she will deliver an
address at the first-named city, and
will speak Sunday. Wednesday and
Thursday respectively at the other
points.
4 breakfast will be given in her
honor by the Chicago City Club on
Monday, at which she will make a
further statement OF her reasons for
running for the Senate. Miss Ella
Abeel, state chairman of the National
woman's party. will entertain Miss
Martin during her stay in Chicago.
Miss Martin intends conducting a
vigorous campaign and has received
assurances of unstinted support from
a large number Of widely-known and
Influential men and women. Among
the speakers who will actively par
ticipate in the opening campaign are:
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Blatch. Mrs. Florence
Bayard HiIles. Mrs. William Kent
Mrs. Francis Heney and Miss Bird
Wilson. Frank ]. Walsh is also
working untiringIy to place Miss Mar
tin in the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
EDUCATOR injured
BY ELECTRIC CAR
Miss N. c. Vandewalker Suffers
Fractured RIBS in Accident.

Miss Nina c. Vandewaiker, head
of the kindergarten training depart
ment of the State Normal School.
Milwaukee. and member of the Ma
tional Education Association Com
mission on the Emergency in Edu-
cation. met with a slight accident
at Fifteenth street and New York
avenue yesterday.
While crossing New York avenue
she was run into by Fourteenth
street car and suffered the fracture
Of two ribs. She was accompanied
by William B. Owen, president Of
the Chicago Normal School. and Car
roll G. Pearse. OF the Milwaukee Nor
NAL School, who. with her. were on
the way to a meeting of the commits
sion. President Owen narrowly es-
capped injury by leaping on the fender
of the car. A passing auto was COM
mandeered and Miss Vandewalker
was driven quickly to the Crabtree
home at Fourteenth and Massachu-
setts avenue. where the attending
physician says she is resting easily.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
ALEXANDRIA Meeting
To Aid K. OF c. PLANS
Many Prominent Speakers Will Urge
Funds for Soldiers.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Z. knight & SIn,
6I46Z3 King Street.

Alexandria. Va. April 12.-An
arrangements for the big mass
meeting which will be held at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the
Richmond Theater. under the au-
spices of the Knights OF Colum-
bus war camp activities, have been
completed and the list Of speakers
will include Rev. DR.. Simon, rabbi
OF the Eighth Street Temple. Wash
ingtonJ Rev. E. v. REGISTER, D. D.,
pastor OF the NJ. e. Church, South,
this city: Rev. Father GiIday,
Catholic University OF America, and
Rev. Louis Smet. pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic Church, this city.
Commemorative Attorney Samuel
G. Brent will preside.
This meeting will be under the
auspices of Fitzgerald Council, No.
459, Knights of Columbus, this city.
and the public is invited. The To-
cal council is to raise the sum of
$500 for war activities to be used
in the entertainment of the SOL
diers here and overseas.
The chamber Of commerce has in
dorsed the work being done by the
knights Of Columbus and will lend
its aid in the work incident to the
drive for funds in this campaign.
This fund represents a part of the
$1O,000,000 being raised in this
country for the work.
Post F. Travellers Protective Asso-
citation has elected these officers: J.
William May, president; ]. H. Tri-
myer. secretary and treasurer: r. L.
Payne, Harry Hammond, o. H. Kirk,
Samuel W. Pitts, Wallace N. Lindsey,
vice presidents in their respective or
der. Chairmen OF committees-A. D.
Brockett. railroad; r. Z. Knight,
press: Alfred Thompson. hotel; Julian
Y. Williams, legislative; v. W. Bos-
well, employment; Harry D. Kirk,
good roads and public utilities; Har-
vey Henshaw. membership; Rev. John
Lee Allison, D. D., chaplain; board Of
directors, ]. William May, chairman;
Harry d. Kirk, c. T. Nicholson, Jul
ian Y. Williams, ]. H. Trimyer and
Kenneth w. Ogden.
Delegates to state convention in
Richmond, May 4Julian Y. Williams,
II. D. Kirk, H. r. Thomas, D. C.
Richardson, c. T. Nicholson, r. L
Payne, NJ. z. Greene, Richard Gibson,
Harvey Henshaw, A. d. Brockett,
Mark L. Price, W. w. BaIlenger.
AIternates-A. c. Moss, o. H. Kirk.
Edgar warfield. jr., T. A. Somers, H.
Noel Garner, r. Z. knight, c. c. La
mond, X. w. Ogden, L. F. Dyson, w.
G. Leadbeater, L. L. Armstead.
A complete list Of the speakers who
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
CIVILIAN AVIATORS
given right To FLY
Restrictions Lifted but Airmen Must
Secure Legal Licenses.

The presidential ban on flying by
civilian aeronauts was lifted yester-
day. Licenses for the operation Of
aircraft of all kinds now may be Sc
cured from the Joint Army and Navy
Board OF Aeronautic Cognizance,
which has opened an office here for
this purpose.
Since February 3 civilian flyers
have kept to the ground. To provide
a safeguard against the possibility Of
enemy aircraft raids, President Will
son on that date issued a proclama-
ton providing that no aircraft may
be operated by civilians over any por-
tion OF the United States. its terri
torial waters, its insular possessions
or the Panama Canal Zone, without
a license. The authority to shoot
down any unidentified aircraft was
given.
To relieve this virtual prohibition
against private aviation, the joint
army and navy board was organized
to authorize certain Identifying mark
ings for civilian machines.
BY direction Of the President. Mai.
Gen. George o. Squier, chief of the
Signal Corps. has been designated as
chairman of the joint board. which is
composed OF representatives from the
army and navy.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Roicey D. Wilson. z. OF Randolph. Seb,
and Ruby Bayne Is. Of Harrington. Neb. Rev.
]. T. BrGss.
Joseph p. Spills. q. OF Richmond Va. and
Gertrude NJ. Myers. 2. Of Oak Hill, W. Va.
Rev. II, T. Stevenson.
Henry Stilloh. "a. and lillian Nitchman, 2.
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. ]. F. WencheL
James W. Wooddell. n, Of Clarksburg W.
Va. and Gae H. Morgan. 3. Of St. Petersburg.
Fla Rev. H J. Goodwin.
Samuel W. Freedman. 3. Of Camp Meade.
Nd. and Anna Rotter. n. Of Baltimore. Nd.
Rev. G. SilTerstone.
Carl La swenson. u. Of Newport. R. l.. and
Mathilds Christensen. IS. Of New York City.
Rev. ]. H. Jeffries
Walter H. Schleck, o. Of Milwaukee. Wis.
and Maybello ]. Young. 20. OF Muskegon, Mich.
Rev. J. NJ. Mcnamara
Gustave L. AmfeIat, q. Of Camp Meade,
Nd, and HedeIig NJ Olsen. a. Of Washington.
Rev. J. F. Mackin.
Harvey l.. Sweitzer. 5. and Violet NJ Lawton.
20, Doth Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. C. G. Steck
Charles b. Phyle. 2. Of Washington. and
Maude Whitney. n. Of Camden, N. J. Rev.
W. Radcliffe.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
SOLDIER HELD
FOR SHOOTING
OF POLICEMAN
Others Indicted on Vari-
Gus Charges; Eight for
Joy Riding.

Finis A. Daniel, q private in the
Fourth Field Artillery. u. s. A., form
erly stationed in Potomac Park, was
indicted yesterday on q charge Of as
sault with q dangerous weapon. In
connection with the shooting OF
Bicycle Policeman ]. J. Bourke, OF
the Seventh precinct. when the latter
attempted to arrest him on March ID,
on a charge Of robbery.
Testimony at q preliminary hearing
showed that Daniel and another sol-
der, named George Smith, hired a
taxi from ]. w. Pitcher. had him
drive them out on a lonely road in
Virginia and then held him up. After
they had taken a little more than y
from Pitcher. they compelled him at
the point Of q pistol to drive back TO
town. As the car crossed Wisconsin
avenue and n street northwest, Pill
cher called to Bourke. The two SOL
diers jumped out Of the car. Bourke
gave chase and received q bullet in
his thigh. Daniel admitted the shoot
ing.
Henry Smith, colored. was indicted
on a charge OF assault with a dan
gerous weapon, to wit, a brickbat,
upon Detective E. ]. Kelly. on April
!. as the detective was engaged in ar
resting another man at Third and K
streets northwest. Kelly was struck
in the back Of the head and knocked
out.
Eight alleged joyriders were indict-
ed. They are: Andrew Jackson, John
P. Wilson. Benjamin L Foster. Selvin
Cumberbatch, Robert E. Leonard. Al
phonzo ]. Stewart, Freeman Jackson
and Clinton Thomas.
Indicted for robbery-James o. Car
ter, George W. Lucas and Raymond
Akers.
Grand Iarceny-Jane Scott.
Violation section 1s5-Frederick s.
,Mouzon.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

will deliver addresses at the mass
meeting at the Opera House tomorrow
night in the interest OF the Liberty
Loan include John Temple Graves.
well known editor; George E. Pearson.
author, and Miss Katherine Synon, Of
the National Liberty Loan Committee,
Leo P. Harlow. chairman of the local
committee, will preside. AL are in
vited to the meeting.
The funeral of James v. Barrett
took place this morning from St.
Mary's Catholic Church. Services
were conducted by Rev. Louis Smet,
pastor.
Judge L. C. Barley. Of the Corpora
ton Court, has reappointed Robinson
Moncure, E. Z. Lawler and Clinton
s. Ballenger members of the local
tax review board.
George NJ. Reynolds yesterday un-
derwent an operation at the Episco-
pal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital.
Washington.
An effort to locate relatives Of the
aged white man found dead Tuesday
in the Hotel Belvoir thus far have
proved fruitless. The body is still
held at Wheatley's mortuary chapel.
The total amount OF liberty bonds
sold in Alexandria up to the present
time is s6S,25O. The allotment for this
city is $3.50. 800.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
WILL INVESTIGATE
IMPLEMENT PRICES
Senator Thompson Introduces Reso-
luton to Probe Farm Equip
ment Costs.

Investigation by the Federal Trade
Commission of the high cost Of farm
ing implements and machinery is de-
manded in a resolution introduced
today by Senator Thompson, of Kan
sas. Among the articles cited in the
resolution for which the prices
charged are said to be too high are:
Agricultural implements, cream sep
arators, churns, brooms. wearing ap-
parel, leather products, including
harness, saddles, etc. tools and hard
ware, lubricating oils, fertilizers, salt
for stock, lumber. shingles. barrels,
rope, binding twine. barbed wire,
steel and wire fencing and grain
sacks. The inquiry is also asked to
be directed into the cost of farm
labor.
The resolution directs the Trade
Commission to report whether under
the facts found the farmers are re-
quired to pay unreasonable prices
for the things they are required to
purchase and use on the farms in
the production OF food products. and
whether they arc thereby prevented
from making 4 fair profit for their
labor and money expended toward
production.