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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08

- giirsermeiiter gaIDin uub feline
9egIeituns baben gsIiern abene Die
gleiIe na9 gamp Gheriedn BEL Monts
somerb. ola, ansetrettn. Der 8iirs
esrmeiiter nirb ben gincinnatisr
SoIbaten buRberte Don GelasnisR
miibrinssn. Die aiebsssaben. bic ibui
NIT nuf ben Des seseben tuuroeH,
fiilltsn eiren @epddipossn polIis on.
Ge6dubeinIpettor Rsnbiss bat
asI,rn Dos 2aR6dies Bobnbaus. 629
grpabmap, neil baufdais. ipnbemnirt
uRb ben abbrub 0eHeIber anseorbs
net.
Die 2issnsfommiTion srmdbs
iist ssTern 1bonias 3. Snit9, 21s5
Central slbeuus. CUR lletsrtyasirs
isiner 2bsns an CHARLES Shparb.
Die 2bens erneuerumesssIuds
uiIlsn bis sum Is. U6drs siHseriidt
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Gts loirb Bonn ypii,eidef Ssm Snd)'
itabeu mad bHrdssfiibrt iuerben.

poli,sidef gopsIan CAB seFsrn bes
.anni, bob bic iieue DrbinaHj, fpeIhe
rerfiisi. bab feline pericn. Jirnn pbsr
Horppraiion iid obne porbsrige grs
ipirfuns zines grlaubnibidsines nit
hem Ana cber Wertauf BON gebraud,s
ten Mutompbiien Dber alutpmobiltbets
lfii btfnTsn biirfs. itriit hurdsefiibrt
lrerben tpiirbe. Jn ber Srbinnn3 i'll
rprgeIe6sn. bab Solde. tpeIde tinenI
grldubnibihsin srbaiien. idsIidb benz
poliseidef su bsridi,n bGbeH. ob iie
qebraufie Muiomobile obtr 9beiIe
BON jolhsn atiauft ober uiissetauidlt
tabel. uno Sipnr unter B.ifiisune bss
gi1mens her glbreFe unb elmer SIsrios
unIbefdreibung ioltsr aunbsn. SJGr
lisbsrirttupg Der SrbiHnn5 III sins
GeIbnraft bon ni5t ipeniser auf 800
uHb nint rnebr nIs $500 Feitssfsti.
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9leine aRabriGten

- @eitern am friiben Uloraen oe4
mOIirte eiu 9ieb oas StaufsRiter bes
6. S4naiberIden @ittualien gabens
an 6iinfter unb God StraBe, Die IN
benz SouIe pobuenbe 6rau Snuua[
0leper, ipel6e ben GGrm seb0rt botte,
rieF ben Monn an, porauf oisier,
o6ne etDos mit3unehmen. eHtflpb.
Der Gorpordl $. g. Barber bon
eer imabiI9en RiIitdrpoli5ei, ipels
der iia auf Der Gud1s nab ySladers"
in Cincinnati befinoet, trdt 1eitern i'm
Muni3ipalseridt als 3suse gegen
Bert SrouIou, ben 8eIiBer bes 2o9ir.
sauIes glu. 26 SIt Gtebente Strobe,
dnS ben ct tpeger orgabliaen tbdtits
den gtnariffs bate perbuften lnfen.
gronIDn purbe su elmer @jeIohrafs
BON $25 unb apfteu perurt5etIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08
0leibt einfttueilen 10.
Sas gerhaitnih ;ipiideu Stabt uno
1raetiou So. blsibt uorIaafis
beitebea.

Sn Der ssftrissn apnfsrens. ipei@e
nit 9e3us auf Die gHiI6eibuns pes
Gtaatsobergsridts In Der -9oop1'
Werpa6tuns In oerWlaporss
Dffice taitfaHb, taHen aIIs parteien
babin iibtrein, bnb eds 4bfomm.n,
tDie es in Der riinmtbr umseItobeiisn
Srbindl3 pereinbatt iporbtn NOR, Bis
auf Beiteres btittben bleibi, b. 5.
Gabrprsts Don 8 Gent auf ben Wsitls
Greet 8auep ginien, allsemeines
llmteisefpfttm isfip, SpbaIb bic ems
fhIGetsen geb5rben nit bsm Stus
blum Der gntf9siSuHs fsrtis finb,
ipirb bic ausarbsituns elmer neusn
Berpa4tunssorbinnn5 Dor ii4 seheH.
Die gntfdsibuns pirb In bunbert
GreHpIaren eebrudt peroen
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iptrbtn. Don ben ii6er taufenb Wirs
iten iitb Bis iest ert 225 @efu9e eiil>
geIniifen.
- Die D1io Sboe 8edlers' MTp<
eiaiion fat 8. 9. Me2ousbfim bon ber
bidisen potter Sboe SO. gum prdz
fioenten geipdblt. 9ise=p prdIibenten
iinb 6. a. gbis6olm, glepelamb; unb
8. 8. Seibert, Columbus. Sdobs
intifter fpurbe 8. M. Wriqbt BON
springfxlb, unb 9enrp Sasermm
bon 9dmiItou Getretdr.
- Siderbsitsbireitor SoImes bat
geftern bic folgenbsn syeiieripebrleat.
un1 beftanbener probeseit felt err
nan1t: gmiI 3. Hiebe, 1O44 gfittenz
boufeifraBe. Greb. Sunoerbdus, 949
Sair6ants Mbenue, 4sn. 3. gleuion,
961 sSranrisco Strabe, Jraltf gB.
&oppsn6cefer, 1863 gonTibfne glbeuue,
Hranf 6. Mdttip, e12 Weit 9. Ctr,
~. 8. 7elfher ST., 2139 Central
Nbenue. nnb Carl ". Rosers, BOT WeIt
10. StraBe.
- Die Gammfunssn fir ben Gonbs
bon $4,000 gum geiten bes iiibifhen
Observation-Disclosures baben oeifern
s5170 eraebm, fobob fUtueit $39, ,410
fporben finb. Die Comm
lunaeH idlieBen nddften Moniag
unb Biz onbin fpiro man bas geitedte
8isl obne 3DeifeI srrei6t baben.
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Ns Grl5lnrs bet yrstpreiis.
Sn einer aOnieren5 3luiidjen Der 9aB.
runssinittel.yeb5rb
ilno ben gafern iunrSe he seiteru
einsebenb er6rtert.

Sm gppnne GebGIbe fanb seitern
0ormiitag cine Gpnferen3 3piideH
gddern unb ben 9erren 9r. n. g.
glume unb 80. a.. Julian DON Der
itdotiiten Rabrunssnittel abmis
uiitration fiati. in ipeI9er Die erItsrsn
lire Griiube fir bic angebli4 not1s
peRbiss grbobung Der 8rotpreiie
rorbra4teH. Der @eiddftsfiibrer sis
ner 9ddsrei Girma, 9err Ben e.
Wsil, HG6m Yesus auf Die 6sbeuteno
geitieseHen preiie Der Webenmebls
Subititute unb Iiasts, bab obgleib Der
nomineae preis fir Elm iyaB Nei3sns
mehl $10.50 iei, man iol6es fir ben
preis bod nidt erlansen Tonne. gr
babe foeben In Columbus $3.50 bro
6ae unb baSu NOD sic graftgebiibs
rem be3ablen miiFsn. Gin anoerer
Bdder erfldrte, aartoffelmebl ioEte
iebt bon $40 bis $25, Rpggenmebl
$14.65 unb anbers Subjtitute ieien
ebenfalIs auf uneufbuuisli9e preiie
seiiieseH.
Or. Blums tbeilie ben g6dern nit,
faB seifsrn Morsen sablrei6e pros
tefte segen cine erb6nins Der grots
preiis siHselaufsn ieisn. .Warum
taHn benn cine srpbe Bddereiftrma
biefer Stabt einsn pfunbs2aib fit
z Gents pertnufen unb trpbbem nod
Ii Gent profit babel mafxn2" frogte
Or. Blume bic gider. DieIe Eaeten,
iie t0nnien 6ns ni6t periteben. Rad
benz ftiiseiieIt iporSsn lpar. oab cine
anSabl bon Bddnn bic preiis bereits
erbSbteH, ipurben biei.iben BON Der
Rnbrnussmittsl .abminiitration auf.
seforbert. betaiIirt. 3nbleR 3u uRs
terbreiien, lin nad3upsiien. bab Die
preiserbObuns sins aershifsrigte fei.
yla9 elmer peitersn aoHfsrsns am
Rahmittas isBte fid bic Rabrunes,
mittefbeborbe NIT bsm Stonts 2lbs
miniitrdtor grorton in Columbus IL,
9erbinbnns, I'm otF.n aniidt PAR.
iibcr einsuholen, oh bic itaitstFgnbene
preissrboSuHs Bis gu elmer befinitis
Den eutideibuns In 9raft bleiben
iolIe. 9err Sulian er!idrte. baB On.
qeiidts bes Beisenmonsels ben
gddsrn Derboten ptreen foIte. aus
den. pies coer onbere feinere Bod
ipoaren ser3uftellsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08

Iifgralie Sdrbiing rit bic beileren
Stefne rperoen iidfbar. am 8. Jiini
ipirb man nun oid,t neben Der Sonfs
oen sSnpiter erblifen. nidJt Iueif 6a.
pon. aber aiti Der anoern Seite, Den
Weriur, fernsr bic grSbtsn 5irftern.
alts ben gtermenbiibergfnppen Der
Yipillinge (Gaitor iino Noliiir), bes
ticineH punoss (prufpon), oes Orion
thigel, Yeteieeu3e, HelIatrir), oes
Stieres (sI6ebararD, beS Neriais u.
!. 10. anf Der Grbe INIT pdhrenb Der
1otaIitit gang erteblid bic 9enlppra.
iiir, oie 2biere riiiten lid) gum Sd,ln.
lengeben. our6 bic Suft id,apeben
Sdntten uI,erflarIiher $erfintft, bic
iyie ilattern6e slebelbdn0er oiiSiebei.
aber bic betrli4ne pbafe bes
5aauiprls fpteIt ii4 oben am 9im4
melsbom ab. pl6bli9 sri1,int rings
III bic p0lIis idparde Wonbideibe
tin beaer. iilbertpeiber breiter 1i9ts
irana bic Rorona aenarint, BON ben
aus tptibe Strablen nusgeben. llna
MIN Eebt man an Sonnenranbe eis
sentbumIi9e roIafarbene gebilbe aufs
faufen nnb emporf@ieBen. bic baIo
tDie Berse ober GIamHen am Ranbs
het Gonne, refp. bes Tsonbes bnften.
ta.S ipie Molieu frei idDeben, baIn
lpis Ratsten nIs gefriimuite Girableus
oruppen tu rieiisen 4Sben auffteisen.
Diefe fpnberbartn gebilbe finh bia
gsrotuberanaen Der Sonns, bie aus
sliibenbem WaFeritoff unb RaIsnims
9aien beiteben nnb nit rafenber
5dnenisieit 600 Bis 1000 aiIomss
ter In bet Geiunbt) bis su eintr 60te
bon 100 Grabfeiunben auHteistH.
Dos prG9tige Gdauipiel bouert
Ieiber nur furse 3eit. bann beainnt
auf Der onberen Seite Der Sonnens
i6sibs ii1 ipieber bie gt1el su oeisen.
INNER Heiner ntrb ber pom WpnS
rernedt. 9beil bes 9assseeftirns uno
niht lanse mebr tpibrt es. bis BID
Iiebt Gonne pisber anf bic erbe rli.s
herln1t, nls rb nidfs gefhebeIt fpdre-
Die Aifronomen iperben teins 3eit
hnbcn. fi9 i'm bic ben geipShnlidsg
WsenlHsn iritsrefirenbtn 1egleitets
i9einunsen Der GtIipfe DisI gu tins
mern. sic baben Wihtiseres gu
tbiin. gs boibeIt iid bor allen bds
rum, Ndbsres iiber bas msIen ber
aorona nnb bns Clement gorontun,
az erfnbren, bann mnb bic Ipeftrcs
nnnIntifhe linterfu1uns Der Gprpna
imb Der glrotuberanseit DtruolIitdnbigt
fpsrben, bic 3eiitcrr,ttur In uorsns
iltbmsn anb enblid gilt es iponosltd
fpHsufeIIsn. Oh EN- planet Dulfnn.
Set anssbIitb 70 nnbe Der Come feiHe
Hahn Sistt, bah ibn NOD fein Reus
ftennna. erblidt bat, ipirilih ober
nir in Der pbantafis GINGER 9liironD.
nen erifiiyt. R. y.
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Teaer.

9ie glp. 511 Stdorp GtrdBa
ppbneube 6amilie BON Sorrb Ufunn
ipuroe auf re9t unlisbfame @ciTe in
ibrem StIafe seitOrt. sic eripadte
tnfplge poH Raut, pelher in ibn
S9laf3inmer georuueen mar uuo
cine I9rsa angeitellte liuteriu9ung
ergab, baB infclge beg iiber6iBten
furnoie Teuer entftonben mar 0urdl
bic Geuertuebr purben bic TIammen
6oIo inter &ontroIle gebruc6i. Der
an9eri4tete S9aoen TT niht iebr
arDb.
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(gingeianSt.)
Sriesseeia -Sirioree.
"a Rortb Roore Ctr,
9tetn l)prf Gitn.

Sic Observation-Disclosures
q Rortb Dtpore @treet, Mem s1orf,
hot ben @erfouf Ser in ocn lestpn
@ufen aus bieItger &riegsgefunge.
ren. ino SS1ternierlmgslaeern etnge'
troffersr slrbeiteh unter oereu iih
eine bilbiae gllapobI an Sbotoeru.
pbierubmen, Sbermoneter1t. Sau0.
id)tb., 8dbuts., D}urfen- lnto 6eoer.
tditen, SdrGrfeit. 'SdndjIpielert,
Yfeiienhalterr Spasierltodeu, 9lei,
icl6oten, groBen uro fIetnen Segel.
idJiffen befirloet, erreltt anfgenam-
men.
s(lih IoIlen Die leeterboltenen bon
GciitIAen in eusliIbeH @eiaugenen
lagern drgefertigten arbeiten Der.
fauft meroen pobitrH oieien @efat.
aaien @eIegeubeit sl rpeiterer De-
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Ole SpmpbDniefuuserte

Serr Dip @abrilofpttfch Fiibrt i4
beute Rnfmittag aelegentli6 oes
Sbnrpbonietonserts als neuer 9dFts
birigeut Elm. Dos fpleenoe programm
eelaugt sur 9urhfiibrung:
Star SpangIeb ganner~.
SuDerture gu .ggmonr, Seethupen
Spmpbuute in 8emou Wpsart
Superture SuntaIia .Romeo uro
Sultu" SIhoitotpsti
Concerto go. 2, 2l46ur, fir sgianO
unb Sr4eiter 2is5t
RuSolpb @or3, SoItit.
Oupertlre gu p5aunbduier", @agner
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Sin sluturaier.

Der 23jGbrige Stepben ponticos,
1865 G6aIe Ioenile, tpuroe geItern pou
Muni3ipulri6ter Bel ipegen Ilttorne
lens 5u $25 Strdfe perurtbetlt uuo
uitBerbem bari er apdbrenD Der nihz
ften breibiq Gage teine Maitine fab
rem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08

1WtOalN<r btttN<
dsnfpst mo aorfipsb
bsrnrfa@te. eiHs
fJreunbin Isiits msins
ltatmerffamsest aiii eiHs
gbrer 3sttinsss sffnHcn.
ssn unb fpiort fuidis
mein Uatis bret SIa,
i4en bon epetn @.
ainftam's gssstnb!e
Gonspounb fhr nsia.
ssa4 bsm Gebrnat
BON s,pd 1idfnen
sntIie 10 mid tpsbl
...k IA. - r.fns hru
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Che GrlambniBiteine

|U2or Gltus, 90, 925 gfi6mpnb Ctr.
(ROfe 2Otieb. 20. 1882 Stantou glDe-
}Rathan G9ear, %, e42 @eit Court
Strabs.
lSopbie 9enn, 20, S41 bessl.
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ssimmt iidl Sas 2cbeu.

Sie 35 Sabre alte Marp 2amot1
Don go. 2301 Uiarplanb glpe. tprroe
esitern IN ibrem Seim BON ibrer MutA
ter tobt aufsefunDen. sic bate ibrem
DoIsiu bura grbdngen etn @noe gez
madt. 9em Coroner ipurbe mitgez
tbeiit, OaB bic @eritOrbene in Srii5-
linn perfallen mar.
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S6paGe erssueten esbeu ilnb siH Tina Der
ss<raanseHbsii. ulIe 1raueH. tveI6e 70 pie Ia
isissrt, fsiffen sheia q. gin,bani's Ssseabis
ogsiSonnb bsrfaAerf ---6ran 5as #s6t.
b.srG 62o ssrapp Str. 81. o. gitisoursb. "a.
6raaen. sptine an irarns stusr art bon
5d'pd6e ieieen, ivie H1 biefe filuboibi Bet
s'rff6ieoHHeen. gnbanouHs. gef6wnrsH I'm.
seasiusdbisfstieH. aiiaenipet, ssopf,pse, stssso.
fiat oesr a7sIan6oiis .fprisH bic Gmpfesluas
bon 5ruu Hrbrbsrs aHnsbuieH ine nit eheid
q. asnibam's gssstabIe Gsusporb tlfsu srnab.
!lben Bsrfu6 ma1sn
tisber bssrsis 2abss bd. 20 foI1s Rfibtn ss.
bei'srf. sssHH sis uIpiisri0fs stsnpIifatioresi
tabsH. f4reibH zis nm aafb on bic epeta g.
aiHisam Dasbieinf Ga, asmrl, wlaa.
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Ghriitian ssisnrs.

Gharlts .. DbrsnItein Don Gpras
rift, n. D. bilt am Gssntag Rad.
Eittas 3 llbr in Der Mani.hnIIs einen
Norttoa iiber .giripiaH G<isnss'.
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0ntte reftet
iein 2Neib


9iitssursb. Ga Eisle wlonnte ipor Ia I'M,
sdbsG, ndns ssFbsit 80 berri1fsn, irfoise elmer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
RECORDS SMASHED
AS BUILD
j. S. POWDERPLANT

WILMINGTON, Del, June zS.--old
Hickory" the Governments great
smokslesS powder plant near Nash
willie, Tenn, has begun the manufae-
ture Of guncotton- This insures the
production Of smokeless powder BY
July /. three months ahead OF the
original contract time
Officials of the du Pont Engineer
ing Company, which is building this
plant for the Government at a pront
OF one dollar, announced today that
an entire unit, -self-sustaining, using
its own steam, water, electrical cur
rent, and raw materials produced on
the ground. is in operation ready TO
turn out virtually its full capacity OF
100000 pounds per day OF guncotton.
This achievement insures steady
flow OF powder for the American army
in France, and completes one OF the
most remarkable engineering and con-
struction feats in the history OF
American war industry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
TWO ARE VICTIMS
OF DOG BITES; ONE
DOG WORE MUzzLE

Two more names were today added
TO the long list Of persons bitten By
dogs since June 1.
Michael J. Brodericlz. hfty-nve
years old. an employee OF Mt. oiivet
Cemetery. who lives at 20s X street
northeast. was bitten on the left hand.
The dogs teeth caused an ugly wound
which was eauterized by physicians
at the Casualty Hospital
Mr. Broderick was walking At
Eighth and L streets northeast last
night when the dog lesped at his
throat. He seized the dog and the
animal buried its teeth in his hand.
The dog wore a muZzle. but this did
rot prevent IT biting Mr.. Broderick-
The dog was taken to the pound.
william H. Taylor, eolored, sixteen
years old 61T First street southwest.
was bitten on the leg by a stray dog
while he was walking in an alley in
the rear Of 100 Second street south
west He had the wound treated At
a drug store
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
LITTLE GIRL DIES
WEEK AFTER AUTO
CAUSED INJURIES

Margaret Salisbury. four-year-old-
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Salisbury, 933 North Carolina avenue
southeast, died early today in Casualty
Hospital from fractured skull and in
ternaf injuries which she suffered week
ago when struck by an automobile at
Tenth street and North Carolina avenue
southeast.
The operator OF the automobile. who
after taking little Margaret and her
mother to the hospital disappeared with
out making known his identity, Is de-
scrIbed about thirty-eight years old. Of
stout build. He wore overaIls and drove
a hvs-paxsengr Ford Sedan automobile.
Coroner hewitt learned that the girl
Ieaped from an automobile and ran di-
rectly into the path OF the machine,
which knocked her down:
William Leary, thifty-five yeaTs
old. 624 r street southeast, was
slightly injured last night at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest by a motorcycle ridden by
William E. Mccormick. 143s V street
northwest. He was taken to Emerg-
ency Hospital
The automobiles of Miss Sarah
Price Collier, 2144 Wyoming avenue
northwest, and Thomas r. Ship.
Riggs building, were badly damaged
when in a collision last night at Fiji
teenth street and Colorado road
northwest
After his automobile colided on
Pennsylvania avenue, near Eighth
street southeast. with a machine
operated by Reuben S. Miller. . Iowa
circle, last night. Thomas NJ. Young,
800 Twelfth street northwest. was
arrested. He will be given q hearing
in Police Court today.
James Moffett. 319 K street north
east, an empIoye of J. J. Bowles, $50
K street northwest, was thrown from
a wagon he was driving this morning
when it was struck by an automobile
operated by Henry Smith, 4ls Sixth
street northwest The wagon was
badly damaged. but Moffett escaped
with slight bruises.
Riding a bicycle at Fourteenth
street and Park road northwest, Lee
roy Shepherd, colored. fifteen years
old, IT'S Morton street northwest. was
struck by an automobile operated by
jeremiah Blackburn, ia Maple ave
nue..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
RICHMOND GRAND
JURY WOULDFIRE
Grief OF Police

RICHMOND. Va. June 2s.-chisf 4
Police Sherry. Il became known -
day. may be removed from the heal
Of the police department after bsina
In Office less than one month He W.
named three weeks ago By Nays
Ainsiee to succeed Chief GeoPsl
sower. who was reduced 10 rsnla
because Of alleged indiserstions =
regards blind tiger operators.
Recommendation were made laa
night by the grand jury that the Pr.
posed change he made. The grAsi
jury also says that the mayor = na
nttsd to be at the head OF the pOlia
department..
For the past two weeks the gram
jury has been probing vice conditions
In Richmond, In conjunction viii
Federal agents. who have been SEEK
ing to clean up Richmond becaua
several training camps for soldier
are located in this vicintty.
II a new chief II named Richmo1f
will have had four chiefs Of POLES
since January last. Chief L. o. Wsf
ner died early in February. CHE
Sowen was named to succeed him
Chief Sherry succeeded SoWeli, and
there Is a report here today that Cap
tain OF Detectives Wright may b
chosen to succeed Sherry n tn
mayor accedes to the recommends,
tons OF the grand jury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
GERMAN LANGUAGE
IS ABOLISHED AS
D. c. SCHOOLSTUDY

German is a dead language In
Washington today, so far as its exist
enee in the District public schools is
concerned.
The board OF education. following
the example set by other school
boards throughout the country, yes
terday afternoon formally abolished
the language as a study from the
curriculum OF the District public
school system
When the board met in the Frank
In school building yesterday John B.
Larner introduced the resolution to
abolish the study OF German in the
public schools in Washington. The
resolution was seconded by Fountain
Peyton.
No discussion OF the resolution was
held at the public meeting OF the
board, but q warm discussion took
place at the preliminary secret SEES
Eion. it was learned. Only one mem
Der Of the board was willing to go
on record as voting in the negative
The one vote cast against the resolu-
ton was from DR.. II. B. Learned. OF
the bureau Of special investigation
of the Department OF Justice Later
DR.. Learned issued the following
statement in explanation Of his stand
on the matter:
1T is a matter OF principle with
me, not to interfere with the elective
principle in the teaching Of modern
languages.
German ranks with French, Ital-
ian and Spanish. II a mistake has
been made, It was in ever putting it
into the curriculum"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
MATE IS COMMENDED.

John Henry Anderson, chief boat
swain mate. U. S. NJ OF Finlayston.
has been commended by Sec
rotary OF the Navy Daniels for the ef-
fcient and able manner in which he,
for several months. performed his
duties as commanding officer OF the
armed guard aboard the Q. S. S. Paw
nee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
D.. r. ,,ru D tc"yA -. New York nHHH"

as ushers, doorkeepers. and secretaries
for the evangelist in his recent cam
paign here. started this morning on
peake Beach.
The chorus OF 1900 voices was pres
ent almost in its entirety, headed by
Percy 6. Foster. A band was taken
along to lend a jazzy touch to the Eos-
pei hymns. render them more stirring.
and thereby increase their appeal to
the bathers. crabbers, and other joy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
AVIATOR Is
AUSTRIANS PRISONER

PARIS, June 25.-Lieut- Clarence
lounge. an American aviator lighting
with the Italians. has been taken
prisoner by the Austrisns. according
to adviees received here today. His
machine was forced down between
the opposing lines
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
RESUME HEARING UPON
STREET RAILWAY CASES

Frank P. Walsh and william How.
ard Taft. joint ehairmen Of the Ma,
tionAl War Labor Board, win TO-DAY
resume hearings on the electric stree
railway line labor troubles. inciuding
those OF Cleveland and Detroit
The chairmen nave grouped 81
city electric line labor troubles to
gether. and will hear one case aftes
another. In all there are thirtssg
caseG eleven OF which have all pre-
sented their preliminary evidence.
The street railway companies con,
tend that IL wages OF car men an
raised, increased rates must be al
lowed In opposition TO this. repre-.
sentatiVes OF many Of the cities In
volVed are to appear and testify q
the contrary. while representatives o
the car men appear only in the inter
est OF higher wage,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
BILLY SUNDAYS AIDS
AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH

To the strains OF Brighten the Cor
ner Where You Are" played by a
jazz band and sung by more than
! 900 excursionists, Billy Sundays as
sistant soul-savers, those who served
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25
sEAMEN DROWN.

Russell Brace Manchester, seaman,
Fail River, Mass, was drowned at
Pensacola. Fla, and Hugh St Elmo
Croft, fireman. Sisseton. S. D.. was
drowned At Ocean View, Va, the
navy department announced today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25

seekers at the Beach. Billy Sundays
favorite hymns, including, "wash Me
and / Shall be Whittier Than Snow"
and since Jesus Came Into Ny
Heart will be played by the band
and sung by the chorus on the board
walk amid the shrill shrieks OF the
steam organ at the merry-go-round.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25

The per eapitE weekly eOnsump-
ton of potatoes In Germany il 10
quartsT in AuStrIa-HunEary, s
quarts, while In the United states it
Ia only 2-3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25

Eat potatoes instead Of bread. PO-
tatOes are cheaper than bread and
just NJ nourShinE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-25

swim 4 Compauy's saies % trsuh ~ 4
washinEton, D. C., for tn week ending -
urdsy June =. Dta, averaged 2t.B cents -
pound.-Adv.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-03-14

in Falls Village, MONDAY night.
@. w. Barnum is reported a little
mere comfortable.
Ensign Fenton of Pittsfeld came
home Saturday night.
Elizabeth Hickey returned home
Monday.
Miss Margaret Butler is visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Fay Chaffee was on the sick list the
latter part of last week. DR.. Peterson
attended him.
Mrs Ruth Hillyer was guest of
Mrs. Eugene Wickwire last week.
Plumbers have been at work on the
water pipes at the station the past few
days and now the water runs upstairs
and down.
Edward Doty has left the employ of
Bord ems. Walter Dickinson has also
left Bordens and will engage in railroad
work in the future.