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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
eber 5000 8euer aus alien Sen oes Gouns nuo Den Se=
nadbarteu Counties uaren ant 6reitas in Sermann

Die Sabresperiannlllng Der Srls. ,
co Sropelers, oie am lebtcn Donners.
tag. sSreitag nnb Sanstag III Ser
mann abgebalteu .luuroe, maren filr
oic 9epobner unierer Staot iomobl
oils fir bic Grapelers (@ei6aItsreis
ienoc) orci sroBc Seittage, ipabreno
ipclden man foum 5u ilnterlheioen
pern1o6te iper @ait ober @altgeber
mar, oa oie Trabelcrs ioipobl als IN.
iere giirger miteinanber lpettciferten
in ibrem 9cnliiben Die brei Gage 5u
groben unb bergniigltngsreiden Selt-
taeen 81 geItalten.
8obn. rnb Geiddftsbdllier marcn
nit 6laegeu uno nit ben Sorben oes
Eropeler Iereins Qila unb meib)
ouf's S66nite gelduniidt. uno aIs Die
critic Delegation Der Sropelcrs anl
9onnerstag Woreen nit Dem 3uge
Der Mo. Hocific @abn bier cintraf,
mlroe OieIelben bonn bieligcn Cont
mcrcial Club unb Der Gntcrprile
Wtilitarp 9nnb um gabnboIc cntpfail'
gen. sSebcr folaclloe Giiellbabn5ug
hrahtc cine gln5obl ser 6elddftsrel'
ienben rno bcren Sanlilicn lno
1Srclt,oc ,lno balb bcrrl6te reyes Sc
ben in scr Stobt bcm sic nSrum-
ncrs" iinb Gin lilitig Solf llno fomen
ilidt bicrbcr nm iib mir Den ernItcrcn
@cldGften elmer GonpcntiDn 81 pios
men icnbcrn fr6blihc Gage I'M &rci-
Ic ibrcr @elh1ftsfreunbe ilnb Col
legcn sil perleben. llnb orei bergnl'
gllngsrcihe Gage muren cs, ni6t nllr
| fir Die Srabclcrs lonbcrn anb tllr
sic 9cpobncr llnicrcr Stabt lmb bic
nod taulcnbc Der gciu6er aus allen
Sbcilen ncs Gpuntps unb Scr llmgcs
genb.
glm Ipnnerstug fanoen &cttlGufc,
GonteIte uno Golfsipiele Itatt bel
pelden Hrciie 5l,r Gertbeilung fa-
men:
| @ettIailfen fir &nahcn-1. Ereis,
Elm Baar Sdube. Sermon Selmcrs;
9. Gin SoI1enmeiier, Iobiion Sdcr.
mann; 8. ieibenes Sai6entbud, &obt.
Hippltein.
@ettIoufen fir Maoden - /.
Ereis, ieioenes alcib, gona Sanuier,
70. ssulpeIen &dlt6en, Nargaret
SteeI; 3. Gfb. gonop, Waurine
9iebeI.
Nagcltrcibcn Gontelt fir 0amen
i. Breis, 3 Gaor ieibene Striimp.
fe, Srai, a,,g. @rai; 9. Elm slrbeits.
&orbder. Jrou 6. Yerrot; 3. alpei
Bflmo &offee, Srm, Bbil. Seidgrae.
Der.
Sfub Scramble Gonteit fir
&naben-t. Ercis, Soi6enmeiier,
elmer Girhbofer; 9. @iirtel llnb
Solsbinbc, Golano Mlnnbrouer; 8
Elm gfb. Gorlop, Sobn Sclmers ir..
Mooe Gontcit fir @eihdftsleutl
) i. Greis. 1 Quart gbisfD, Serb
Met; g., 80 Councillor Giearren,
Geo. u. Rueoiger; g., 25 Wturicl 81.
garren, 2ouis gcaentann.
Gier ,lnb 2Gffcl 2o,lfen fir Mab'
!, den-1. Ireis, I Eaar Sfube, @Iiie
@laier; g., " Out. Striin1pfe, Der
nice grinfer; g., Gin 8funb Ganbp
Margaret Steelc.
Grei 8ein 8ettlallien fir &no'
ben.-t. 9reis, @ar Sabings Stamp
GImer gneder, Gernon Selmers, Gr
min &oetbenleper ltnO Sranf gggers
IT,: g.. Eaidenmeiier, gbns. Wtun,
/ Ibrauer ir. unb !Sarbep Gnieihe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

g9m. Slono Gnntlcn, Der 20 Sabre
oltc Sobn bes nnhr GleopcSbille
mpbnboften glllen Gantlep, lit lebte
gSod,c nabe 2incoln, Gebrasfa, 100 er
ouf ciner 5orm beiddftigt mar, ourb
einen St,1r5 bonn Rferbe getohtet
morben. Ser 2ei6nam Duroe aiir
9eeroieltne nod gleapesuillc ae-
brad)t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

SaIsbinben, CLAUDE Sonien imb Gl.
bert !Saienritter.
Wanifin 9ioce fir Samen-i.
Ircis, ieibcner Sdirm Srat u. 6.
altn5nlonn; g, elm 8aidfciiel, 6rall
60. s. RueOiser; fir Manner-1.
Ereis. SO Gigarrcn u. 6. &nn5-
mann; g, @allone Eennant Del.
gom. e. Coll.
sSetilauIen fir fette Wiinner
Yreis, / 0uort 8bisfep, Gb. @eii.
mann; g. 25 Gigarrcn 3. u.
Wuenh; g., bier SparfpIues. Geo.
u. Serbian.
@ctiIaufen fir jlingc 9omen
Yrcis; ! ScfretGr, srou u. Smith;
g. Hoor Ymtoffcln, gleonoro Goc=
tbelnepcr; 3.,o cin 9pr Saldentiidcr,
,srau glmer &ueOiger.
Spe5leller Wcttlar1 Tur Ssropcll--
1. Breis, Efb. 9epcrlp &affee, Sui.
Soessli; 9, Ffb. SepcrIp &aficc,
Hopi1onb Miimbpillcr
sScttlniifen fir iltngc W9dnncr
Greis, 80 Gigorreh 9llbcrt Sicblcr
10 Gon Telnct Sobof, elmer
9ocdcr: g., 25 Gigorrcn, Gnlil 81
mon.
slni 9onncrstng 9lbcno mur0c bon
| bcn Sropclcrs Elm MinItrcl Sbop
in Scr Gon5crtbnllc gcgcbcn, bel mel,
dent $. gs. Sturmicls, Ertiiocnt Der
@e'dJlftsreiicnben, bic Souptrollc ais
@n0man" in nollcnoctcr @eiic picl,
tc. Die Soritcllung mar nilberlt 5obl-
reid beiuht unb Gin riciigcr GrfpIQ.
GSrcitag ipar Der groBc Su9. Shpn
friib 0es Morgens fon Gin glito lllll
bas onberc nit ieinen Eoiio9iercn
hicrbcr 70 bab balo fcin Nallnl 5nr
llntcrItellllne berlclben iibrig blieb.
slm 10 llbr maridirten Sic @cters
dncn aus Dem 9iirgerfriege binuuf
gum it1otiiden &irdbofc, mo EaItor
81. $. aasmann cine bem mebcOollcn
@rnit bcs Cages gclpiomcte Neoc
bielt, ipprouf bic alten Sericgcr oic
GrGber ibren 5ur groBcn slrmcc Der
lnmn,elten Ganlcraocn, imb Die uoe'
rem glnipeicnbcn bie @rGber ibrcr Sic
ben idniidten.
I'm 1 l1br nabm. formirtc iib al
ocr sSrontitrabe Die grobe Harnoe
Dic bieiiee gnterpriie Wsilitnrr
8ono iopobl ols Die ct. 2ouiicr Uf,l'
fit &opeIIe, bie Witglicbcr Der o.
q. g., ctina 200 rmierer aus Grie9s
bicnite suriifgefebrter Soloatcn I'M
ter Commando bon Capt. &. 8. SoII'
ncr. bic ShuIfinocr, SodIhul Stu
bcntcn bic Srisco Irabclers, on
Sclcrlpcbr. 2ogen- unO Tcrcins' ytlt
oIiebrr nabmen an Der Earobe tbeiI
lunb morfdirtcn burh Die Sallphtro
Bcn scr Stoot bis sur 8. uno Wforft
I1robc. lpo iih cine rieiigc Wtcnldcll
ncnqe pcriommeIt bate, oercn Bob
o,,i iiber 5000 gcihdtt miro. vi
Stellc bcs 8lnoesienators SelbeI
lB. Spencer. Der infolae Der Glitbe
ruflne bes gonsreb 5ur Grtra'Stb
,lng nidt bier iein fonnte, bielt Sena
tor ssronf $. Sarris, bon Tolla, ol'
| 6eItrebe. llniere jlrn9en Ieteronet
ans Dem 8eltfricge botten Den gan
scn Roreen allf Dem 9aleboll Far'
ererairt Inn nahmittags oi'f oe'
Narftitrabe elm Sdait Grer5ieref
All aeben bod unterblieb basielbe in
fclee Ser oriidenben Site nnS eines
orobcnben @etpitters.
j {Sortietuns ouf Seite 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
las ucnc farm Genius 8eiet.
Scrlanst uuu Sarmern Seantiuortnns
itatiitiider 5ragcn bctreffs oer
sldcrSabl, slnsiaat, @iebbe.
itanb nilu., bic Dom Miieiior
Inn noraclegt iuerbcu.

Der Staat Wiiiiouri bot ieBt ald,
gleid) hcn mciltcn Der anocren Staa-
ten, cin Sarnl Genius @eIee, ba
@opcrncur @arDucr Die Sorlage go.
759 oic bon Der 9egisIatllr ongenoln-
mcn lpuroe, nit ieiuer llntcrlhrift
periebcn ,mo oaourd gum @eies crs
bobcn bat.
Oas Sarm Genius @cles ma6t es
beu 6arnlcrn aur Yflidt folecrbe
Sragen, Die ibm bonn Gountp sliieiD
for porgcle9t weroen. su bcantwor.
ten:
(u) gtaule mo glbreiie.
(b) Sb Gi9entbiimer nocr Eahter
Der Jarn.
(c) Gignelt Su irgeno wclbes regl-
itrirtcs 9talienpieb.
(2ctte tSraee bat oen 3lpcd Die
9tomen iuto IorciIen Der 3iidtel
bon rcgiltrirtcm Sicb ooer 8elhit 81
crIan9eh, umiaiicuo Efcrbc, @ino
pieb, Shmcinc. llno Sd)oIe, 10 oai
Dos Siircau Der 2nnowirtbihait cin'
Slugi6rift peroifentlidal fam pel
| die bic Iamcn uno @obnpl1ee allel
gcIiecr bon cdtenl 9foiicnpieb ent
balten lou. 5ormer miiiicn nellig
liteus cin Stiid re9iitrirtes Haiicn
lnicb belitcn luil i'll 9ullctm oa
|iibcr Die eon5cn Der. Stoatcn Der
lbreitet meroen miro, crpdbni jll mcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

5rou gnlil SiesIing, bon Cob
pinaton, par Ieste @ode bier ai't
geiud bel ibrem goter, 60 Senen.
berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

Dian id3dst, oab Die oiesjabriee
8eah. .@rnte Sflaboma's oen 8iih.
tern an 100000 einbringen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

oen)
/ gIredl Der 6nrnl.
:. 3obl ocr Silos.
3. ySic piel 9ldcr Gprn.
4. gSic piel SSinierlpci3cn.
D. g8ic Oicl Sommcrlpei5en.
&. gSic piel Safer
7. gSic bieI 9to0gcn.
S. ySic picl Werlte.
9. @iC nicI &artnficlIl
10. Nic uicl labat.
II. gSic Dicl Stlbbobncn,
70. @ie picl SopbcnrS.
l3. @ic nicl SorgDlml nm SNrup
oocr Moioilc 81 MAIDEN.
fl. @ie piel &ufir Corn nm an
ocre Sutteriorgbums.
Is. 8ic Oiel Slice lno Sinlothn.
Seu.
16. gSic uicl sllfalfa'Scll.
II. @ic bel Broiric. ober pilOcs
Seu.
is. 8ic picl anbcrcr Srosortci1
nm Seu 81 MAIDEN.
10. @ic picl 9nulniUollc
20. gSic uiel unoercr 6elb. mn
@ortcn grntcn.
81. 8ic bieI 8eibelano.
%. 3abl Ser trugenoen 9lpIcl
bdume.
%. 3obl Der 8icnenltode.
"a, 3abl Der &iibe lmo &inocr.
%. 3abl Ser Silbner, SurfcpS
Gnten, @dnle uiD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
6ermann lRp, Sretag, ben 6. Sun, 1919
Die Gonpenttpm ulD 9Serienfeier Der
sSrisco 9rapelers ein rieiiger GriDlg.

pref Setase Die 2sefuaisunsen, gOfes(pefen nno se'
Sport uno se(eQsem 2serke6r sewtomet waren. &roke
Yaraoe am f@mi6amsstase, at wef6er
Die aften uno iunsem geteanen, oie S6uf-
6inoer uno 2sIrger t6eifna9men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

6crmonn 0rinfnann Sobn pnit
S. +. grinfmonn bon Smerspille;
;seroinanb q. Shoening, Sobn bon
Scroinano Sboening. bon SiptsS,
unb Sermom 8. Tccic. Scbn bon
Sermann Geeie bon 9lanS. iino 9e"
itern bon CAMP syuniton, no tie tb'
rcn ebrenpollen gbihieo aus Dem
aricgsoienIt crbnlten battcn bier
cineetroffen, auf Der gfeiie in ole Sc''
motb begriffen.
s(Ile orei noren Wit9licoer Der 81.
OipiIion i'm 355 Heeimcnt Der Stt'
ionterie. grinfmonn mar 20 Wnnate
inb Sdoering lnb Nceic Is Wionote
i'm 9ienIt. Sic bottcn an oen
Sdla6ten bel ct. 9iid,icl mb an hcr
Rcllic 9lrgonne Sront tbcilgc,oIl1'
men rm6 nod Dem @affcuItillItono,
lpurbeu iie nit ser 9cictnn9S grHtce
nod Geutidlonb geionOt. sic be-
riften boB IN Gciiti6Iuno 8roBe
SIciSer. rnb gtobrlngsnoth herriht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on June
5, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Nus ocm 6ricssbienit snriidscfebrt.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
C0L0RED FIRE
UNIT OPPOSED
Would Create System Of
Caste, Association
Declares.

Protest against the proposed for7na-
ton of coiored company in the IRE
department was forwarded TO the
District Commissioners yesterday in
a resolution adopted by the National
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People. The resolution reads
Whereas. Il is stated in the public
press that 1t is proposed TO organic
a company In the IRE department ef
the District OF Columbia. TO which arr
10 be assigned all colored persone nov
in the department, or hereafter 70 ss
appointed thereto; and that a commit
tee Of the District OF Columbia branch
Of the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People has
expressly or impliedly acquiesced in
such proposed organization. therefore:
Resolved. that this branch OF said
association in monthly meeting as
semble6. hereby dissvows any such
acquiescence. by said committee, ana
enters its firm and earnest protest
against such proposed organization
as being contrary TO the principles
OF democracy and justice, In that q
creates and perpetuates a system Of
caste in a government conceived In
liberty and dedicated to the proposi-
ton that all men are created equal"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
WEEKS ''BAWLS
OUT WILLIAMS
Riggs Bank Prosecuted
by Comptroller, Says
Senator.

Severe criticism of John Shelton
Williams. Comptroller of the Cur
rency, was made by Senator Weeks,
Massachusetts, before the Senate
Committee on Banking and Currency
yesterday.
Weeks said Williams had ''perse-
cuted" the Riggs National Bank OF
Washington, criticized Charles H.
Sabin, president of the Guaranty
Trust Company, New York, and had
taken newspaper correspondents to
task for writing articles which met
the Comptroller's disapproval.
IF men in public office can send
for correspondents and take them 10
task they would imperil everything
that pertains to free government" "
Weeks declared.
Weeks said that Williams was re-
sponsible for withdrawal Of govern
ment funds from the Riggs Bank
and that he induced the President
to direct the Secretary Of War TO
draw out Panama Canal funds. With
drawals ordered totalled around ST.
7oo,00O. Weeks said.
mo step could be taken that was
more likely to bring about the failure
Of a bank than this course" he said.
"It was not prosecution; it was per
secution, and II the Riggs Bank
hadn't been abnorTnally strong il
would have failed"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
EXPORTS In JANUARY
BREAK ALL RECORDS
Exceed in Total Value for Any
Month in History.

January exports exceeded in value
the total for any previous month in
the history of American commerce,
according to statement issued
yesterday by the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Depart
ment of Commerce.
The export figure announced for
January is $623. 100000, as against
a total of $3.50, 900, 900 for December,
and $5o5, 900. coo for January of last
year. Only twice before have ex-
ports reached the $500. 900, 900
mark. During the seven months
OF the fiscal year ended with jan
uary the exports totaled S3,79S. .00O.-
900. as compared with s3,450.Ooo.- =
600 for the corresponding period of
the previous year.
The value of imports in January
was s2l3.0O0,000, as compared with
S211, 900. 900 in December and s234,-
OOO,0 900 in January, 1918. For the
seven months ended with January
imports totaled s1.69S. 900. which
is a slight gain over the s1,634,-
900, 900 for the similar period of the
previous year.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
DISCHARGED, JOINS
MARINES, ENDS LIFE
Barney Welch Found Hanging to
Arcliqht Pole.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 2o.-The body
of Barney welch, discharged SOL
der. who had enlisted in the Marine
Corps yesterday. was found early
today. dangling from the end of
an arc light rope in a residential
section of the city.
The body was still warm when 1t
was discovered by a motorman OF a
passing street car at a. m. In the
dead mans pockets were war risk
insurance receipt and pocket
book containing $1.S5.
Welch's suicide according to the
police. followed an unsuccessful at
tempt to take his life last night
when he tried to jump from a win
dow on the fifth floor of a local
hotel. Marine Corps records show
welch declared his home was in
Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
new CALONEL IS
BEST FOR COLDS
And INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomel, That /,
Safe and Nausealess.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases of influ-
enza often lead to pneumonia and
other serious complications They
say that every cold should receive i'm
mediate attention and that the first
step in the treatment is to make sure
that the liver IS active. For this pur-
pose CalOta5s, the perfected nausea
less cafOmeI that is freed from dan
ger Of salvation, is the surest, best
and most agreeable laxative.
. One Calotab at bed time with a
'awaHow OF water-thats all. no salts,
no nausea, no danger and no upsetting
Of the digestion and appetite. Next
morning your cold has vanished, your
liver is actire, your system Is purified
and refreshed and you are feeling fine
with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packa-cs.
price, thirty-ffve cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee CaIotabs by
Offering to refund the price II YOU are
not delighted with them.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
HINES CLAIMS RIGHT
TO FIX RAIL RATES
Railroad Director Says State Com
missions Are Without Power.

Director General Hines. OF the
Railroad Administration. yesterday
defined the policy OF that agency
toward the two chief questions in
controversy between that body and
the State railroad and public serv-
ice commissions.
Mr.. Hines comedies that the con-
tention OF the State bodies relative
to their power TO enforce police
regulations. is correct. He instructs
his agencies TO aid the State officials
in every way in the investigation of
accidents and all other matters of
local service, safety and equipment.
Mr.. Hines holds. however, that the
Railroad Administration has full
right to set intra as well as inter
State rates and states that il the
State bodies object he will aid in
having the question settled in any
court they may select.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
Rites for Col. Pendleton
Today; Burial in Arlington

Funeral services. with full mil
itary honors for Col. G. Mason
Pendleton. one of the leaders of the
"Old Southern School" of Capital
Society. will be held from his home,
PIG Eighteenth street northwest,
today at 2 o'clock.
The body will be inferred at
Arlington. near the Confederate
monument. Col. Pendlcton was a
member of Mosby's raiders during
the civil war. He was a member
Of the Southern Society of Wash
ington, and was a leading spirit in
Camp III. L. c. V.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
John Young, Court Clerk,
Celebrates SD Birthday

John r. Young. clerF of the Dis
triCt Supreme Court. celebrated his
SD birthday yesterday by attending
to his duties in his office in the old
Emory Building. at Second and 3
streets northwest.
He was born in Illinois. February
90 1887, and was appointed an as
sistant clerk of the court in 1873.
At the death of Return J. MeiEs,
first clerk of the court, in 1891, Mr..
Young was promoted to the posi-.
tion of clerk.
a large birthday cake was present
ed to him by his assistants. as we'll
as a large box of cigars and an
array of congratulatory cards.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
Hemorrhage Indicates
Clemenceau's Condition
Is Serious, Surgeon Says

New York. Feb. ga hemorrhace
Of the lung, such as described in the
official statement of Premier Clemen-
ceau's condition today. indicates a Sc
IiouS. though not necessarily fatal
wound, DIR. Charles II. Peck, surgeon.
said today.
1t is. of course, difficult to deter
mine from meagre information re-
ceived, the exact nature of the wound
and the possible results" said DR..
Peck; "but such wounds are not al
ways fatal. The greatest danger lies
in possible infection which might re-
suit in pneumonia or pleurisy. The
longer any danger of complications IS
averted the more optimistic the pre-
mier's chances become"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
Labcrer Seets $4,000
for Injury to Leg

The Faribault Building Corporation,
of New York, which was engaged IN
the construction Of the Liberty Build
ing on Fourteenth street southwest.
was sued yesterday in the District
Supreme Court for $4,000 damages by
William Scatter
He alleges that while employed on
the building as a carpenter, a heavy
iron beam fell on his leg and serious
ly injured him. Attorneys Mason and
Richardson represent him.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
POULTON'S WILL GIVES
SON $1,000 AND WATCH
Balance of Estate Bequeathed to
Daughter, Carrie Poulton.

Willie +. Poulton. jr.. son of Will
lam Z. PouIton. sr., is to receive
$1,000 from the estate of his father
who died February Is according to
the terms of the will filed yester-
day.
gold watch. the property Of the
senior Poulton, is also willed to the
son. The balance of the estate is
bequeathed to a daughter, Miss Car
rie L. Poulton, who is named
eXecutriX.
The will of John A. Stephenson.
who died February IS. directs that
the estate be equally divided among
his children, James S. Stephenson,
Mrs. Nan S. Hall. Mrs. Marguerite
S. NOVEL; and Joseph w. Stephen
son. The latter is named as exeeu-
tor.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
Summons D. c. Parents
to Make Parade Plans

Elmer L. johnson. chairman of
the enrolment of parents commit
tee, calls a meeting of parents,
those enrolled and those not enroll
ed. for tomorrow at $50 p. m. in
the rooms of the chamber of COM
merce.
1t is desired that those who wish
to join in the parade show their
interest and enthusiasm by attend
Gnce at the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
George Schr niderC Convicted
on Young Girls Charge

George Schneider. formerly employ
ed in a local moving picture theater
was convicted yesterday in Criminal
Court, No. ., on charge preferred
by a 15-year-old girl, who had also
been employed a the same theater.
The child testified to the alleged
crime and her father told the jury
that she was under the age of 16. The
accused nan offered no defense. Chief
Justice Mccoy deferred sentence. The
minimum penalty for the offense is
five years in the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
West Virginia Plans
to Pay S15,000,000 Debt

Charleston, W. Va. Feb. GA reso-
luton recommending a special session
of the legislature to consider the
West Virginia debt question. involv-
ing s15,COO Oo0. was passed today by
the house delegate
The senate is expected to pass a
similar resolution The special session
probably Will convene, within the next
month.