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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
;srit Yctrus in ct. sonis scitorbeu.
@ar eiu friiberer befanntcr giirecr
nniercs Gpnntb's.

9tah llnacrcr &rdnfbcit lit am
Wtittlppd leBtcr &ohc IN ct. 2ouis,
s5rit Ectrlts. cin friiberrr bcfannter
Viirger iiniercs Goinltp's, I'M sllter
BON rs Sobrcn. I Wicnoicn llnb a
Sagen geitorhen.
Der 8critcrbcnc miirbc anu 30.
M'Gr5, 1910. alio mr weniee Sabre
nod @riinbuna Der Stobt IN Ser.
lnann eeborcn, no CT beinabe Die
gan5e Spannc Icines 2ebens perbrad.
te uno als cincr Der criten @einba,ler,
picl su Dem ipitcrcn 8eltrllfe beitrig
oen bic 8ein, ,rSnbuitrie Scrutann's in
ben SSabren Dor brni Nhpcnt Der Asro.
bibition, genos.
-9ei ausbrlld ocs @iiracrfrieacs
trot er OILS 1S-jIbriscr Siinalina in
bic Unions. glrmcc Gin IN lpcl6er er
onbertbalb Sabre bicntr. 9tah Dem
&ricac perbcirotbctc or lid in Ser.
mann nit SRI. gilbelnline Wagncr
llnb auf ciner aui Dem fog. nHctrlis.
berac" sclegenen Sarm Die Sano'
mirtbibaft unb Den @einbau bctricb.
slls I'M Sabre 1899 Der Sob ibn oic
trenc @attiu railbtc, perfaliftc CT ici.
nc sSarm unb 900 81 icinen 8inocrn
nah ct. 2ouiS, no or icitber beltGr.
dig npbnte, bod reeelnl1Big jeoes
Subr Die alte @ebnrtsitoot beiuftc.
Gr binterlGbt iolgenbe fiiuf Sfinber
nm ben 8crliiIt cines itetS liebeupIlen
ino ioreenoen Satcrs alt bctrailern:
sSrau Clara Silnon uuO Gonrnb Tc'
trus bon Ct 2puis; 8uitop 8etris
/ BON Sernlann, ,,no Sran Sloro GbiIo
inb Gbuurb Tetrlts, bon Ean ssrons
cisco, California. @bcnfolls bintcr'
l1bt er iieben GnfcI ioipic 5lpci Sdmc'
Itcrn lmb cincn 0rii0cr.
Die irbiIhe Siinc bcs Seritorbcncn
luiroc i'm grclnatoriuln gu ct. Soi,iS
in 9llhc bcrlpanbclt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Sobu y. @uiiin, Gin Giuiiebler, iuirb
Sob in ieincr- 8ubnnna
sefmnoen.
Seine beiben .bnnbe baltcn iiber benz
lebloieu &0rper Hires !Serrn
trene Wadt.

Ssobn 9. Toiiin Der oilf iciner
ssarm nabe @aseonabe ieit pielen
Ssabren ein giniieblerleben fiibrte.
ipltrbe aln letten sSreitag too in iei.
ner Wobmina licgenb gefltnben. gr
mar ihpn ieit langerer 3eit lcioenb,
bis .cr Dor ipeniaen @od,en ailfs
&raiifenlagcr geiuprfcn lpllrbc. gtah.
barn, lpeldc fir feline 9cbiirfniiic
iorgtct,' betbot er auf bas Gutihie-
Oen1te einen glrat 5li rilfer, i,no als
bieIe am sSreitae miebcr nod benz
Sronfen ieben mollten, fanben iie
oenieIbe, ehtieelt alif lcineln biirfti.
gen Eager liegen.
8oiiin purOc in Sernann 9eborelt,
aIs Sobn bon Econ @oiiin, mcldcr
fur5 Dor Dem giirgerfricge aus ieiner
Seirtlatb in sSranfreid bireft nad nn-
ierer Staht gefommen, mar. 100 er Ct
lud 10 Sabre mobnte unb Damn out
cine sarn nabe Der @iinolng oes
@aseonooc iiberiiebelte. gtad) ocr1
Tooe Ser GItcrn pcrblieb Der Sobn
auf Der 5orn. gr mar mic perbei'
ratbet itnb fiibrte auf Der 5arn nas
2eben eincs Giniieblers, inbcm er 10
pieI als nroslih ben Serfebr nit lei.
men Nadborn pber anbercn Wenlben
pernlieb.
gr tpar 60 Sabre alt uno blnter'
lGbt einen 9ruber, Gbas. @oilin, Dor
Gaie, Mo.. als ein3isen 8crmanotcn
Die @eeroieuna fanb am Sonntaf
ouf Der ssarln bcs Seritorbencn itatt
bel mcl6er Yaltor aasmann arttierte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
9emam, Nsp. 5reitag, ben 5. De5mber, 1919
Der @rnnbbeiit Der Stone Sill gSinc
So. wirb fir 10000 nerfanft.
Starf 9icaltp So. Der 9dnfer.-yairb
cbentnca Sns Mnmcicn in Nan-
srunhitiifc anslegcn.

@ei Dem am lesten Ncntus Nad.
mittas bier abgebaltencn 6ffentlihen
Serfaiife. pllrbe 0as aus Sarnl,
@einhere, @einfeller, @obnbaus
unb Office @eb1ubc bcitcbenbe 81.
ecntblm Der Stone Sill SSine 60.
ourh Sec Sumter, fir bic Starf
;fealt9 So. fir $50, 10000 eritaroen,
Der aalif idliebt allies Grunoeieen-
thum. nit ailsnabme Der Teiihcu5 oes
ncrit Serrn @ec. Starf, ein.
0urd oie ginfiibrung Der &ricas.
8rpbibition ilnb Der IN Sur5em be.
pnritebenben sSnfrafttrcting ocs no.
tionalcn Yrobibition Mmenoements.
peranlabt, bat baS IN allen Sbeilen
bcs 2anocs 10 portbeilbuft byfunute
eroBc @ein9eid)aft Der Stonc Sill
Winc 60. ihpn I'M Wnnatc Suli,
ben 9etricb eingeltcllt.
Die sSirlna bat lp1brcnb ben Der.
aaneenen Monaten in allen Sbeilen
Oes 2onoes oen 8crforf anae3eigt
Inn anocre '@eiddfte auf Ole Oortbeil-
baftc Gage fir Snouitric llntcrneb.
men oliimerfiam 81 MAIDEN lno oicie
5u bepcsen 3peisfabrifen bier ana,l'
Ieacn, fir mclhe Die @cb1ulidfcitell
ilno Die Gage bes @rilnbItiides iebr
portbeilbaft gelpeicn poren, oob obnc
@rfola. Die Sirmu bcidlob bcsbalb
Dos Gigeutbum auf bent Ser'teiser'
iinesmegc 81 perfallien.
@s bottcn lid am Wontag mir pc
nige Gauflilitige cingcfnnocn. ood
luar Dos Iilfgebot Gin reht lebboftes
0ie Sauptbieter lpurcn 8. y. Stari
bon Der SSnlano Wobinc @orfs bon
ct. 2ouis; See Sumter als Tertrctcr
Scr Gtorf Stealth So. bon ct. 2oiliS,
ilno Sobn Snib bon Scrnlonn, 2ct'
tcrer bot iebpb MIR ollf Dos Sornl'
lanb uno 5mar bis 5ur Sobe nplI
5000 pro gldcr.
0os Gigentblm muroc 5ler't par
Scllcnipeis ousgchotcn Dos bodlt(
9lngcbot ouf oos @obnbous, jebt pou
6. s. Storf benobnt, uctrlg $6SOO
aui oie @eid,6ftsgcbGlloe $4,000
llno auf oas Snrnllonb $11, 500
0uraui murbcn 9lngcbote fir ods
@ciammtcigentbum cntgegenaenolll
men, nnb oa bus 9lngebot nid1
nlebr betrl,e aIs Die @eiarnn1tiunlms
oes critcren anbcgot, ip,roe oas
9(ngcbot Ser Starf Healtp 60, oil
$3O,70O fir bas i1nlnltli6e Gigen'
tblm geboten bate, angenomliten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
2ebrer bes Gonntps ,uerbsn in Ser
mann cine GbnpentiDn abbalten.

Gollntp SdilI Superintenoent q.
$. Mann uadt befanrt. Dab am
sanlstas, Sen 10. Deaernber i'm
Goartbuuie IN Sernnann cine Gonpen-
tion Der 2ebrer Oes norolihen Sbeiies
ilnieres Gountps itattfinoen miro,
ipelder Die 2ebrer oes ncroliden
Eolntptbeiles, ioipie S6ulfreunoe i'm
llnlfreiie, eriudt limb beisinuobnen.
Sragen unb asroblelne iueld9c ! II oer
aebreritono llno oas eraiebnngspeien
bon GROCER @idtigfeit finn peroen
5nr 8eiprctbuns gebradt mcrnen.
@benfolls iueroen 8eiang- nno Ytii-
fifporfrda, c;nen Tbeil bee reiben
@rogrants bilben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Sermann Silsenitpebler idJeibet nadl
lGnserer &ranfbeit aus bem
9e6en.
@ar Elm iuoblbefannter nno seadteter
giirser anieres Gpnntps.

Sermann Silgenltoebler, ein lang.
i1briger 9eipobner lnieres Golntp's
ilnb au6 in unierer Sfabt moblbes
funnt, lit an lesten Sreitag, nod
lGneerer &ranfbeit, i'm Mlter bon 72
Sabren uno 3 Sagen aus bieiem &C.
ben geidieoen.
Ser 8eritorbene puroe am 25. no.
pe1lber tS47 in Gage, 2ippe 9etmolb,
Yrcuben, geboren. Ils junger Wann
bon 25 Sabren ipanbertc er nad benz
perbeibunespollen Sanoc 9lmerifa
aus unb lieb iid fur5 nad ieiner @n.
funft in ben Ser. Staaten bel Stol-
pc. in @asconabe Gourtp, auf einem
Stiidden @alolanoe nieoer. 8ie
ben meilten Der criten @niiebler, ipar
es elm nliibebolles, ibperes on bar.
ter 9lrbeit uno @ntiagungen reides
2eben oas Dem gingelpanoerten be.
porItanb, bis or 10 nod unO nod has
@alolanb in bliiberlbc 5eloer uno
@ieien peripanoelt unb iib elm Seim
eebaut bate, in oas er ipGter feline
ibm nebrerc Sabre ipGter angetraute
@attin, geb. 9uidnleper iiibren fonn.
te. 0urd eiiernen 5leib linb gllis-
bauer, gclang es ibn aus bem llrs
lpaloe cine idone Sarln su gepinnen
l,nb als geilbter 2anolpirtb es all per.
bGltnibnGbieem 8oblitanoe az brin.
gen. 10 Dab er in ipGteren Sabren aud
ieinem Sricbe, Die Seilnatb llnb feline
Ineeborieen i'm alten Saterlanoe all
beillben, folgen fonnte.
Gr mar Elm Mann pon eblen Gba-
raftcr gigenidaften, alfridtig inlo
geredt acecn Scberlnann, elm liebe.
boiler llnb iorgenber @atte llnb Sa-
ter uno elm treuer sSreimo Dem Srclln-
De.
0ie 9eeroigung fm,b am Sonntag
9tobnlittag auf benl &ir6bofe Der
epansl. @emeinbe 5u Stolpe ltott,
llnb Die groBe 9ln5abl 0erer Die ibm
BORT oie lebte gbrc erpicBen, bclpies
| mebr als @orte bies 81 tbun pernlo-
gen. in meld bober adtllng Der Ser
ltprbene llnter ieinen Ntitbiirgcrn
Itano. EaItor glsnlits lcitetc Die
Srauerfcicr on @rabe, iomie in Der
Stride.
Ser 8erltorbene binterlabt feline
@attin ioiuie Die folgenben orei S5d.
ter llnb einen Sobn: Srau Gam
Slider uno Srau Gbas. 8eul, bon
Gotsban, Srau Sobn aormann, bon
fredericksburg uno Srib Silgenitoeb.
Ter, bon Stolpe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Soiepb $. 9iebl seitorben.

Na6 nur fur5er &ranfbeit lit anl
Mbenb oes Danfiaglngstages, Soiepb
8. 9iebl, Der befannte Contractor in
giienbabniblpellen, I'M @aitbauie Der
Srau gfoie &enlep, int Sitter bon Sd
Sobren ,,nb 8 Monatcn, on Ser 2nng.
enent5iinbung geItorben.
Serr 0iebl nurbe in Gepburg,
Benniplpaitia an1 s. Sebrliar 1865
geboren. Sor etipa iieben Sabren
fam er nad i,niercr Staot, mo er fir
peribiebene @iienbabnen gobnidmel-
len auffaltfte ober @albbeltdnoe er-
marb ilub 9abnidnellen iblosell
lieB. Sun 8ebrlar 1916 berbeiratbe-
te er iid) nit SRI. Glla 9anis, God
ter Der @itttpc S. S. 9apis, bon Der
ger, ilno ipobnte etipa 5iuei Sabre IN
itnierem Nohborit1otben. Sor etrpo
5lpei Wtonatcn 500 er mieoer nod Scr.
mann 5uriid.
@or mebreren @oben gelegentlid]
etnes @eid1ftsallsfluses, pcriagtt
iein sluto mitten in einen oiirh Re-
gen bod anseidluollenen Bad
Greet ben Dienit, iinb I'M Silfe sil
boIen, nnuBte Diebl blirb oas falte
8aiier ipaben, ,lnb 5os fid boorrd
cine grfaltrlns aii, Die in 2lnsenert.
|siinoune ailsartete an oeren SoIgen er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

9lug. 9,eltelfanp ,inb slng. SaIle-
mann, bon Canaan, eomarb 9ra6t,
bon Miblano, 6reo Saas, Gbos.
Sdlemeper uno Senrp Sobns, BON
Roarf, @m. Shaeferfoetter, bon
8rl,ib Greet, Sreo Streblmann bon
Gbirb Greet, ilnb 2ouis Soeb, bon
Clan Totpnibip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

itarb.
Der Seritorbcnc mar in 1lniercm
Golnntp npbI- uno portbeilbaft be.
fatnt, iu,o mar nanlentlih ltt-
ter Der 2anbbepolfcrrng nit nel,
der or infolge ieiner 8eiddftstbGtig-
felt in engere geriibrung fam, allse-
mein beliebt nno geadtet.
Hab etner 2eihenfeier in Der Sob.
nllng Der Srau Renlep. bel ipelder
8aitor 6. 90. ellis bon Der M. 6.
Stride aiiltirte, fanb Die 9eeroigugn
am Sonntas 9sadmittag in Berger
auf Dem bortigen ebansl &irdbofe
itatt, ii,tb alpar nad oent 3itrs Ser
Sreirnaitrer, lpeIdem Srben Der 9a.
bingeidieoene felt pielen sSabren an-
geborte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
ams Der Gonnts Court.
entideiSnns iber bas geiud snr us.
Thinning iiber bic gonbauleibe
iuirS beridoben. n.-GrbSht bas
SalGr bes Gomntp Sdat.
meiiters.

9os @eiud I'm cine Yerdnoerling
elmer 8oab in glap Sniunibip, s. 8.
Sod uno q. Yetetttcn, purbe ange-
nolllmen lnb Die 8erdnoerung ange-
oronet.
Serntann Sunfe l,nb glnoere er.
biclten ibr @eiud Inn cine neuc &pao
in Ebirb Greet uno 9oulnore Golpn.
ibip belpilligt llno ipiiroen Die betref'
fcnoen 8egal,fieber angelpieien Die
&oao 5r er0ffnen.
synfolee eines Srrtbums in Der
ginidGbrng bes @igentbunls Der
Srau s. S. Seiemann I'M 8etrage
bon $500 ipurbe Der Collector an
aeiuieien oerielben $21.19 Der einbe.
5ablten Steuer auriid 81 eritatten.
gus glei6er llria1e nuroe Der Col.
lector anseipieien Der Srau Caroline
llfimann $S.5s 5liriid 3u eritatten.
0as SolGr ocs Gorntpidasmei.
itcrs muroe bon iGbrlid $500 alif
5000 erbobt beginnenb am 1. Ses
5enlber.
9ie gountpridter ma6ten cine
8erlpilIisune bon $500, 5ablbar an
6. s. Neeic, sur 8erbeiierltng Der
Ntt. Sterling ,mo Cooper Sill &oao.
ssiir ben Ban zines Gulperts an
Der @aibinston &oao IN 9ruib Greet
SomnIbip erbiclt S. $. Saploe
$75.OS bepilligt.
9ctreffs bes bon Geo. 6. gberlin,
s. q. Sennefe, Mug q. Woelier H.
81. eingereihten @eiudes 5nr @inbe.
rl,frng einer Spesialipabl Inn itber
sic ssragc Der 8onbanleibc fir Hoab'
5ipcfe ab5llltimmen, ipnroe Die Cut
ibeioung bis gum 16. SSanliar per'
i6oben.
Ser getras bon $373,95 mtroe an
ben S6asneiiter bcs Sernlann Spc-
cial Moaboiitrift iiberlpieicn 5ur Gcd-
,tng ser Soften fir Watcrial mo slr.
bcifslobn ant 9ou bes Concrete Gull
perts bel &ernper's Sarm nabe Ser
mann.
$2S.25 wurben Sui. &almepcr,
Dem GpnmiiiGr bes Sermann Spe.
cial &pabbiltriftes beipilligt fir Ir.
belt uno Wtateriol am Iusbau eines
Gulbcrts an Ser Sernann uno Scr
ger &oao.
Cine Mnueiil,ng auf $3.50 purbe
ol,saeItcllt on grnit gngelbreht,
gommiiiioner, fir ben 8au Der gon-
crete 9ooen 6ur6 Die Secono Greet
bel 8eItbols unb bel Mbring's Sarrt,
nabe 8ap.
Oie gountp Court beidlob Gbas.
Eatrid, bon Sermann gegentpartig
Elm Sniaiie Der Mrmen.Garm, Der an
Ser Euberculoiis erfranft lit, nod
benz Staats Sanitariuut 5u Mt. Ser.
non bringen 5,t laiien.
Da es nadseipieien ipuroc bob Der
@aarcnporratb bes pcrit. Gbas. s.
Sdsncr irrtbiimlider 8eiie alii
$4,000 eingeihdst lporben mar, ipnrbe
0ic ginIddeung olif $4,000 rebuairt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Die Sarlller bon Sartsburg.
Boone Gollntp. baben eiue glftien.
@eielli6oft nit cinem Capital bon
$4,000 gegriinoet linl einc Weiiblc
iino @etrcioeipeidcr (@Iepator) 5l
ballen unb bas Mebl- ,lno @ei5en-
@eidGft alf eigene 8ehni,ns au be-
treiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

g8arum crroten mir iiber baS @e.
Itanbnis, baB mir iins geirrt babenE
@ir iagen bod oonit MIR, Dob mir
beute fIiiger iir,o oils geitern.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
CLERICAL ERROR
RELEASES WOMAN

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 16-Ap-
pearing at the district attorneys Of
fee to surrender herself and begin
serving a thirty-Gay sentence after
failing TO pay a 81 900 fine, Mrs
Lenora Warneson Moore. convicted on
a Federal charge Of conspiring to de-
feat the draft law, was informed by
District Attorney Francis NJ. Wilson
that, owing to a clerical error in the
court record, she would not have TO
serve the sentence
The record, according to Mr.. will
son, failed to specify that in lieu OF
payment Of the fine. the defendant
should serve a Jail sentence, and upon
that ground she was released.
With eight men. among them her
husband, Raymond l. Moore, Mrs.
Moore was sentenced in December.
1917, to two years in the Federal
penitentiary. Her sentence was re
duced to a fine however, by Judge
Alba s Van Walkenburgh. who said
the court would set no record for the
United states in its treatment of
women such as had been established
by Germany.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
PARIS WILL DOUBLE ITS
GOVERNMENT FOOD STORES

PARIS. July 16.-Energetic meas
ures 70 cope with the high cost of liv-
ing were decided upon yesterday by
the cabinet. The number of govern
ment food stations in Paris will be
doubled. additional popular restau-
rants will be opened, and foodstuffs
will be put at the disposition of the
public associations. The government
will FIX prices for foodstuf1s in the
stocks of the war department, which
will be given to the cooperative as
sociations to sell.
The cabinet also approved meas
ure providing for the appointment
of an under secretary for food with
special powers to prosecute unlawful
speculation in foodstuffs. The bill
provides penalties against those con-
victed OF speculation, including loss
Of civil political rights and the tenn
porary closing of stores or establish
ments.
Deputy Henri Roy. OF Orleans. will
be named under secretary to carry out
the clauses of the bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
FABRICS SCARCE, so
NEXT FALLS
SKIRTS WILL BE
SHORTER AND
SKINNER

NEW YORK. July 16.-Skirts vii
be shorter this fall. even If the poeketi
have to be moved north.
Either that. or skinnitr-mueh
much SKINNER.
The dress fabric buyers. meeting
here are one in saying it has got tc
be done. for there isn't going 10 be
enough cloth to go around. If some
one insists on eight-yard scenery,
they say. somebody else has got to
stay home. And all this because:
The silkwormB have joined the
Bolsheviki.
Planters are growing water
melons, or something instead Of
cotton.
Woolly lambs are breaking aIti-
tude records.
He who tolls is getting to be an
uncertain commodity.
But this only scratches the surface.
for it was fatty predicted by manu-
facturers there will not be enough
material for Eve years. Consider the
possibilities Of this IL there is an
annual revision upward.
Fur men here for the annual mil
lion dollar auction are less pessi-
mistie, fortunately. The fur market
is strong, they say, with everything
from weasels to silver foxes in de-
mAnd-
Just now the girls are wearing lots
of marten, il was reported, the tenn
perature having reached the eos.
Marten is not au fat under 90 de-
grees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
ONLY THREE BOATS A
WEEK TO NORFOLK NOW

A change in schedule OF the boats
Of the Washington and Southern
Navigation Company, plying the Po-
tomac river between this city and
Norfolk. Va. has been announced. Du :
10 the withdrawal Of the steamer Lore
Baltimore, in the future the boats will
leave the wharf on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS. and Saturdays only. in place of
daily trips. Return trips Will be
r1ade from Norfolk on Wednesdays,
FRIDAYS. and. Sundays. The Penn IS
the only boat now in operation. bat
n is believed by officials Of the COM
pany THAI a larger and more sumptu-
Gus boat will be brought to replace
the Lord Baltimore.
Stops on upriver trips will be made
at Colonial Beach, Va, and Piney
Point. Nd, but Definite assurance OF
return by the same route cannot be
given.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
DOROTHY PHILLIPS IN
DESTINY" AT PALACE.

The brilliant triumph that Dorothy
Phillips achieved as star Of Allan
Holubar's spectacular MASTERPIECES,
The Heart OF Humanity" has been
duplicated by Miss Phillips in her
latest cinema Offering. Destiny"
which will be the screen attraction of
prominence at Loew's Palace Theater
for the last three days Of this week,
beginning Thursday.
Destiny" is the story Of the Bur-
tons, a little country family who face
the decision Of selling their country
home and moving to q city fat in
order to give full sway to the ambi-
tions Of a son.
The picture will be supplemented
by the usual Palace subsidiary at
fractions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
RIALTO CONTINUES
THE FIRING LINE.n

Irene Castle in the Aim version of
Robert w. Chambers famous novel,
The Firing Line" will be continued
at Moore's Rialto Theater the rest of
the week. That the perturbation of
this wonderful love story meets with
the approval Of the thousands who
have read the book is demonstrated
by the audiences attending all show
ings. The news pictorial, topics of
the day, an excellent comedy. and a
magnificent musical program are add
ed features.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

Plans for the welcoming home OF
Seat Peasants war heroes on Sep
TENDER are advancing.
The Seat Pleasant volunteer fire and
community welfare association re-
quests that all houses be decorated
for the event, and if possible through
the week of the annual carnival from
September ! to 6, inclusive.
The association requests every
woman in Seat Pleasant to render
what assistance she may be able to
make the homecoming a success. and
all able to cooperate are requested
to send their names to Louis +. Litz,
the associations secretary.
Seat Peasants roll of honor is as
follows: Lieut.. ]. F. Collins, Sergt.
FIRST class) n. H. Collins, E. Alden,
P. webster, ]. Hall, A. Hasting, J.
Augustine, c. w. B. Cooper, H.
Knauer, R. Rollins, E. Funk, E. Per-
kins, L. Willamette, Robert Z. Jen-
kins, Jesse B. Sanford, John w. Greg
DRY, jr., A B. Carrick, Jesse R
CLANCY, Leo Johnson, Elmer r. KEGS,
P. Richardson, Edward Fugitt. Jack
Hare, Herman CLANCY, Leo Fowler,
L. Arata, Charles Backin, Alvin Tur-
ner, Francis Van Reuth, Henry Dun
nington, Lesline Norfolk, Roger Bate
man, Benjamin Bean, Lawrence Pen
kert, Clement Penkert, George w.
Godfrey, Harry Lee Catlin, Major j.
A. johnson, Victor Josey. Walter
Clinton Brown. John c. Sclorb. Jen-
kins. Colored-James A. Armstrong.
Ellie Turned was killed in action and
Theodore Rochester died in the ser
vice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
URGES MARYLAND
RATIFY SUFFRAGE

The calling Of a special session Of
the Legislature OF Maryland to act
on the woman suffrage amendment
to the Constitution. was urged today
by Attorney General Palmer in a
letter to Governor Harrison OF that
State, according to an announcement
of the National woman's party.
II have been told that a majority
OF the general assembly OF Maryland
is pledged to ratify the suffrage
amendment, and that the only action.
therefore necessary to put Maryland
in line is to have a special session
OF the assembly called for the pur-
pose Of considering the matter" the
Attorney Generals letter said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
WILLIAM RUSSELL IN
FAST FILM AT GARDEN.

"a Sporting Chance" one Of Will
liam Russelrs latest and peppiest
comedy-dra full of action every
second, mysteries that interest and
thrill, and a surprising final twist
that catches you all unprepared, will
be the feature of the bill at Moore's
Garden Theater the last three days
of this week beginning tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
~THRoUGH THE WRONG DOOR,
METROPOLITAN FEATURE.

For the last three days Of the cur
rent week at Crandalrs Metropolitan
Theater the chief photoplay attrac-
ton will be Through the Wrong
Door," a Aim version of the story OF
the same name by Jesse Lynch Will
liams. In this absorbing comedy
drama of the far West and the pear
East Madge Kennedy is pictured at
the head Of a distinguished cast.
The action of the play is spirited.
The bill will be supplemented by the
customary shorter features, including
the comedy ''Two-Gun Trixie."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
CHEVY CHASE WILL
HAVE PLAYGROUND

Chevy Chase is to have a municipal
playground. 1T was announced today
by Mrs Susie Root Rhodes.
Several weeks ago the Elizabeth V.
Brown Community Association in
Chevy Chase petitioned Mrs. Rhodes
to establish a playground on the va
cant lot across from the Brown
School Mrs Rhodes referred the
matter to the District Commissioners.
The Commissioners have approved
OF providing a playground 10 that
section Of Washington, and efforts are
now being made to have the vacant
lot loaned 70 the playground depart
ment Just as soon as the lot is CO.
tanned. Mrs. Rhodes will put up play
ground apparatus.
There is no municipal playground
IN that section Of the city. while there
are hundreds of children forced to
play on the streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion fOr
q few centS-Try it'll

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white, shake well
and you have a quarter pint OF the
best freckle and tan lotion and com
plexion beautiher, at very. very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard
white for q few cents. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck. arms. and hands each
day and see how freckleS and blem-
isheS disappear and how clear, soft,
and rosy-white the skin becomes
Yes It is harmless and never irri-
tates.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
HARRY BARNEY PAYS VISIT
TO EXECUTIVE MANSION

Harry Barney, widely known in
Washington ten years ago as the
clerk Of the District Committee Of the
House, a position he held for a dozen
years. paid a surprise visit at the
White House and Capitol today Ac-
companied by Mrs. Barney and their
two children, Mr.. Barney motored to
the Capital from Sparta, Wis. where
he is engaged in the banking BUSH
ness
Il hardly knew the old town. and
saw only few familiar faces in the
House." he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney expect to make
a tour of the East by motor before re-
turning home.