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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

and Alabama Great Southern lines have experienced absolutely no abnormallty. He added that these railroads would be able to continue conducting normal business, running on schedule time and handling all traffic assigned to them in- definitely, regardless of the strike.
 q attribute this to the loyalty of the railroad employes-including the men now on strike-and the thorough ness of their work" he added. Our rolling stock was kept in such excellent condition by them that we will be able to run indefinitely now.
 We have not refused any freight and do not expect to. With one excep- tion. our trains all have been on time Our service has not been affected at all thus far bv the strike
 The embargoes in effect last night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09


 "I am instructed by the striking rail- read shop crafts in the Birmingham dis trict regarding the letter from Presi- dent Wilson to Director General Hines as submitted by Acting President B. M. Jewell of the railway employees depart ment of the American Federation of Labor, to wire you as follows:
 TO gainsay the impression that the multitudes of shop employees who, took it upon themselves to strike, were de- sirous of repudiating our paid and duly elected representatives is extremely ab- surd, and in it's absurdity carries with it several points of interest, namely: It seemed impossible for the duly accredited representatives of the shop crafts to bring the proper pressure to bear on our critical economic difficulties and to bring about an adjustment of our de- mands with the railroad administration without outside assistance. Evidence Of this fact is brought out in its entirety by reference to the past seven months negotiations, in which, it seems, there nas been no progress made. No serious con- sideration has been given our conditions as they now exist We as great ma jority of the membership of the various organizations endeavored to bring this pressure to bear by a cessation Of work in order to acquaint all officials con- cerned in the wage negotiations with the seriousness of our situation. We fell that those who had been neg1ectful re- garding our economic adversities could best be brought to their bearings by the action taken by our membership, and had no intentions whatsoever of repudiat- ing their authority to act in our be- holt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Strikers to Determine Course
 Al Meeting Here This Morning
Local Crafts Wire Wilson, Hines and Jewell That
 ShOpmen Believe No
 Change Coming Until Agreement Is Reached

Striking shopmen here be- lieve that there will be no change in the strike situation until definite date is set when the existing differences will be settled, according to a telegram sent last night to President Wilson, Director General Hines and B. M. Jewell, acting pres!- dent of the railway employees department. The telegram was authorized by the striking rail road shop crafts in the Bir- mingham district, and was sent by w. E. Spain, secretary of the publicity committee.
 The definite course the strikers will take in reference to whether they will follow the lead of striking sbopmen in Kansas City and other cities in carry ing out the suggestion made yesterday by President Wilson, namely to return to work and submit through regularly authorized union officials the question of wage increase, will be decided this morning when the strikers meet at o'clock, according reliable an- nouncement made last night.
 The opinion that the men will fol- low the course outliHed by President Wilson and be back sn their jobs Mon -%ar- -<1A,r
 With no serious results having yet been affected by the unauthorized walk out, and with railroad equipment in such condition that operation can be maintained continuously, both rail- road officials and union men indicated that the strikes end is near at least for the present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
THE TELEGRAM

The telegram filed last night by Secre- tary Spain follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
TRAFFIC NORMAL

Traffic, both freight and passenger. is normal. it was emphatically stated yesterday by railroad officials Trains at the Terminal and Louisville and Nashville stations have been arriving on as near schedule time as they do in normal times.
 MT. Hester stated that the Southern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
meber Settle.

Die Settle iino Elm fonaentriertes
grennmaterial fir Sen aorper. Sic
beiiten iebod nod einen anoeren
8ert. SSn europa, tpo'0ie Settration
mGbrenb bcs &ricges a,1f Elm iebr &c.
ringes Wob beidrdnft ipllrbe, fanb
man, buB bie Serringerllng Ser Set
nabrung bas normale @ahstlm Der
&inber unb oaS Seilen Ser @ltnoen
Der Soloatcn becintrGdtigte. @inige
ticriide Settle entbalten iuin5ige Mcns
gen bon SubItanSer, Sic fir bas
@a6stl,m ser ne,,en @epebe uno bie
Il,sbeiierung Ser alien n%ottpen6ig
iinb. 9ieie Sl,bItan5en eeboren at
einem ser beiben Sppen bon n@ads.
tunls 5 9eterminanten," pber rninta.
mines" 9ie in Ser Mil9 ,nb Ser
Butter entbaltenen Settle fino beion.
oers reid on olelen Slbltat5eil. gts
nige anbere terrible Settle, pie 3. 9.
Nierenfett, entbalten bieie Subitan.
acn ebenfaIls, aber 1T ben Bflan5en-
fetten fommen Tie nidt Dor. ginige
oieier ,@adstltnls : Setermtnanten"
miiiien Der Rabrrng beigegeben tuers
Sen. @enn nidt Wild ausgiebig &c,
bralldt miro, miiife,t besbalb Butter
obcr S~leomargarine aus &inoerfett
auf BEN Gid fommen. 8iro Wilb
periuenbet. 10 bra,lft man oieien
Subitan5e,t tpeiter feline 8eadtrng
idenfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

Creamery Co., bon ct. 2ouis. mar
oieier Gage bier INT nit %untierpur
8aufmanne, aouis 2angenberg ein
llebereinfommeu 5i treffenL gum gn.
fauf bon @abm r1rb tuerrn Die Sarmer
mebr Mil6fiibe balten piiroen f6nn.
tc artf ioldem l1nternebmrn fir iie eli
ne redt quite ginnabms Slelle er.
pa6ien.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Oct. 30, 1919, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Corporal Otto @rel,nfe, Sobn bon
Gbas. @reunfc lit lebte ISOLDE na6
iciner c~brenbollen gntlaiiung aus
Dem a~riegsoienlte, mieocr in feline bic.
iige Seimatb 5uriidsefebrt. Otto
mar unter Sen Gritcn Die gum &rieas.
oienite berange5Ogen murben un6
nabm an nelln groBen S6ladteh
tbeil, barunter Chateau Tbierrp,
gellepiep, 4rgonne, Serblrn unb int
gliaB. Sn adt Sdladten blieb er
! u%npcripunbet bod erbielt or BEL Der
lebten Sdladt Die am 10. Nobember,
ctwa "a Stunben che Scr 8affenitia-
ltanb e%intrat, einen SduB IN ben lin.
fen S6enfel lno lag elf Wonate int
Spital.
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Ins 9rafe nnb umscseub.

Ser grobe Hoob Sractor mar ictt
ettpa siuei Sabre lang beinabe aus
i6lieBlid IN inherent Oiitrift uno
mas bat bcrielbe seleiitet. Ille paar
Wonate lit nit Der eroBen Waidine
bic &oab aufeefratt 11no 10 Der 3d.
bcn 10 los gemo6t worben iuic Der
goben eincs friidgepfliigten Seloes.
@ir nollen bier Die &oaoauficber
ni6t tabeln, benn bieie baben lire
bolle 8flidt getban. Die uriode lit
cntlpcoer in Der Maidine ielblt ooer
in Ser art uno @eiie sa iuden tpie
bieielbe gebanobabt miro. Grit lette
ISOLDE tparen brci Maidiniiten pieber
brei Gage bier I'M bic Roabmaidine
ipieber at repariren. @enn man in
9etrnht siebt mas burd bieie Waidi.
ne bisber an acknowledgement &c.
leiItet ipuroe, 10 lit bieielbe bas foit.
ipicligite Spielaellg bas infer Goun,
III beIist.
Sralt @m. s. Weper, bon 8ells.
billie, lit bier ol,f 9elud bel ibrcr
M,ltter, Trau Mciie.
Srar Iinnie &idep ncbIt Samilie
bon Tebrasfo, ipcilt g%caemdrtig bier
alf 9eitd bel ibrcn Gftcrn, Srib
8aebe n1o @attin.
Igent Hoie. BON ser Beatrice
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-0eriammIune bes Commercial
Club morgen Ibeno.
-6cnrp 3eismanr, BON Worri.
ion, mar an 0ienstag in 8eihaften
bier.
-Worgen abeno iinoet in Bell.
mann's Salle in Berger Elm GROCER
gall itatt.
-Irtbur Soffnlann Dertpeilte les.
te ISOLDE nabe Berger gum geilid Der
Jamilie Sulius Susel.
$. 8. Senslep, bon S%menspille,
uno $. 6. &ott1pis, bon BLAND, ma.
rem anl Rontas bier in @eidGftsan.
g%elegenbeiten.
-Senrp Shreimann utlo Satin
trafen leeten Jrelta9 aus ct. Souls
bier Elm I'm Der Mhltter 6es Serrn
Shreimann, 8ittpe @uguit S6rei.
mann, bel Slpiss, eincn 9eilld ab3u.
itatten.
-Gtma pier3i9 unierer jun9en
2eute beeaben iid leeten Samstae
abenb nod @asconaoe, I'M BORT an
eincm Ean5pcrgniiscn tbeilaunebmcn,
oas Die angeltellten bes oortigcn
Shiifsbaubofes %arrangirt battcn.
-6ran5 Olbrid unb Sodter, SRI.
Nartba Slbrif,, trafcn lesten 6reitag
aus almenn, 8isconiin bier Elm unb
beabiidtigen Sermatr al ibrem al.
fiiniti9en Seim al MAIDEN. Serr 81.
brih lit Sarmcr Ger iid) bon Der 2ano.
wirtbi6oft 5uriidgeSo9cn bat.
-tSrau Mmanoa &oberion, BON st.
2ouis, traf lcstcn Montag bier Gin
I'M ibrcn gltern, Sermann Gcppe
,rnb @attin, IN Eotsoan, eincn 9e.
lu6 ab5ultatten. Snipl9e oes boben
@aiieritanoes in Ser 5irit Greet unb
Dem @asconabe fonntcn ibrc Scr.
manbtcn nidt nod Sermonn fomnlen
I'M tic bier abSuboleu uno mar Srar,
Hoberion oober gc5lplt,gcn nod Mor.
riipn sil reiicn ,lm in ibrc Seinlotb
gu eeloneen. ,
-9ie grben Ser pcrlt. @nna 90.
@Iaicr perfauftcn lette ISOLDE sic
@laicr Sarm i'm S%ricbenstbal. be.
Itebenb aus II ader, az s. y. 9uer.
ger, bon Heip Sapcn.
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-,sn 8aibington, 0o. lit arn 10.

SIN @nibington, Ro. lit ant 13.
Sftober capt. Sranf g. Soeri6er, Gin
alif in peiteren areiien poblbefam.
Ter giirgcr bon 5rantlin Gountp i'm
boben 4lter bon 81 Subren geItorben.
SER Speli6er mar in friiberen Sab.
rem Gigentbilmer mebrercr Sampf-
boote, nit weIder or Den SabrbienIt
3miid)en @uibington unb Der Horos
ieitc ocs 5Iuiies permittelte.
SRI. Coma Einuti6 reiite lcste
ISOLDE mad Columbia, Wo. Inn oils
Oelcaut Der biciigen Rcbcfab Sogc
elmer 9eriummIung Der @roBloge bel.
5itiuobnen.
-Olipcr 9ieIe bat fem @obnbaits
an ser 0itl. A.. Strabe, oas CT crit I'M
@oriabre bon Sefotte Bros. gefauft
bat, an gilbert Mllcller, fir $4,000
perfallft.
-9lu9. @itte, bon Mlma, $40,
fam lcstc ISOLDE bier ourd auf elmer
g~eiudSrciie 5u ieincn bel Charlotte
pobncnocn Gltern, @m. @itte urlo
Satin bcgriffen.
STRAIT s. 8. &ouiiett. bon Stonp
Sill. fam lcsten 9ienstas bier burd
allf ser Riidreiie bon ct. 2ouis, no
Tie Scripanbte beiu6t bate.
-Ilcr. Seberle, bon Sefferion
Gitp, Srau 4rtbur Stalloe, bon Chi.
cago, Sol. &loppenborg, bon Union,
lnb Sobn 8eitcrmeper, bon ct.
2olis, ipurcn lette ISOLDE bier I'M
Dem 9egrGbniiie ibrer Sdpeiter uHb
S6wGgerin, Sra,l augult 8loppcn'
borg be3uipobnen.
Strait Gbas. Gross, bon Orufe,
fam lebtc ISOLDE bier burd al,f ocr
9eiie nod Glrefa, ct. 2ouis Gountp.
lint ibre BORT nobnbaften gltern,
Sam Gutter llnb Satin, einen Sc.
illh ab5uitatten.
SIT Der leste @ohe abgcbaltencn
@eriammlung bcs Heb Gross Chap.
ters fir @asconaoe County, tpltrben
folgenoe 9eamte fir oas nGdIte Sabr
9cpdblt: Sulil,s &allmeDer, Eraii'
bent; 6. &. Simon, Siae. Yrdiioent;
6rau Sobn 0c2argp Sefretarin rlno
6rau Iarie Naiic. Sdaemciiterin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

-4obnfat 8. q. 8ruf befano iif
lcttcn Sumstag I'M Sntcrciie cincs
iciner Glienten in Union, Dor benz
bort tagenocn Gollntp . 8eridt.
-Srau 8. 6. Sacobs febrtc lcsten
Dienstag mad lGn9crcm 9eiud bel
@erpanoten in Ct. 2pllis, mieoer 5lt.
rid. II
-auauit 9allr truf lebten Cams.
tag bon ct. 2ollis bier Elm gum DC.
iud ieiner gltern, Sui. 9al,r ,,no
@attin.
--Srau Charlotte @rof febrtc lcs-
ten Sreitag nah mcbrtdgigcm 9eiuf)
bel ibrem Sobne, Or. Srl. S. @raf,
niebcr in ibre bieiigc Seimatb 5urilf.
Geo. unb Geinbolb Cell befon.
Den iid mebrerc Gage LETTER ISOLDE
bcillfsmeiie in ct. 2ouis.
Die 9auunterncbnlcr 9oltmltarf
Bros. baben Sen 9all cincs idoncil
nellcn @obnbolls ulf bcn 8runo.
ltiide bcs Sermam &opp an Der lpeltl.
r. Strabe begonncn. 9as 8ebGuoc
miro ans 9aditeincn 9cbaut.
-Srou Mnbp Wunbpillcr, bon
airfmooo, ueilt gcgcniuGrtig an Scr
Sirlt Greet 3,ln geiii6 ibrcr gltcrn,
Carl 9uidmcpcr uno @attin.
q. $. @ocbnl ltrb Samilic tra.
/ fen lettc ISOLDE aus Sulia, Sflabomo
bier Elm uno nerben mcbrcrc Mpnatc
IN Scrn,ann perpeilen. 0icjelben
battcn ole meite Gciie IN ibrem Muto.
mobil auriidgelc9t uno 5lpar obne
groBcn Sduicrigfeitcn gu beecgenen.
Scrr 9ocbm lit Igent fir bie Seros.
Oklahoma Del &affineric,
$. s. Sobcin unb Sr. Srisc.
mepcr, bon. Orafc. ,uaren a,n Witt.
mod in @cidGftcn bier.
Die Otuenspille Telephone 60.
bat ibre Telephone . &atcn erbDbt 10
bab bieiclben iest b%enienigcn ser bic.
iigen Telephone @eiellidaft gIeid,
iinb.
Clinton Sdilling modte lestcn
Samstag cine 9eiudsrciie nod
gtIab.
-Senrp S6ermonn ,,nb @attiu,
bon ct. 2ouis. famen lettcn 0iens.
tag bierber Inn Der GamiIie Sobn
Sdermann Iotpobl als Ser bel Sipiss
mobnenoen Wilttcr oes Serrn Sder.
: mann, einen 8eiud ab5uitatten.
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Berger.

@alter @epcr, meld)er bier oils
3immermann etablirt mar, bot IN
@aibington Gin @obnballs gemictbet
uno miro nadite ISOLDE mad iener
|. Stabt iiberiiebeln.
Gin i6wcrcr &eeen Der am Cams.
tag 4beno besann rtno crit am Oiens.
tag Worgen allfborte bate CUR Solge
Dab aIlc Greefs uno @aiicrlGuie ibre
liter iiberitiegefi l,nb bie Hoabs in Ell.
men fiir Iutos unfabrbaren 3uItano
gelangten.
Serrnarn 9lumer uno Satin rel.
item lebte ISOLDE mad ct. Souls in
@eifdften, iomie alld Inn ibren Sobn
Saul, ipclder bort oie Sdule be.
iudt, 5u beiuden.
Berger bot iebt ipeoer elm Sotel
nod ein Hcitaurant unb Srembe sic
our Staot fommen geben baber nad
Dem Ealace See Gream Barlor, mo iie
a,,Ber Sen @etrGnfen a,lh einen SsSn,-
bib erbaltcn f0nncn.
%. S. Hoeoel lit am 8obnballs bes
Weloille Sltgel nit Reparatllr . Or.
belt bcidaftigt.
@ebcrcn. lctte ISOLDE, Dem Che.
paare Senrp @abatbuler itnb Satin.
Gin S6dtcrden.
llnlere glerste beridten mcbrere
SGlle bon Gbidenpor.
Silas Eugel unb Sobn @corg tpa.
rert letter. Samstag in Union nm
YroteIt bel Der Gountp Court ein5it.
legeu gcgen cine geplante SerGnber'
uug Der als Sermann.gtet Saben
Moao bcfannten Gountp.R oab, melde
ser Sugcl Sarm i'm Salbfreiie ents
lang fiibrt uno petde eerndB bieier
gerGnberung burd Sugel's Sarm
pcrlegt meroen iollte, itnb 5tpar nit.
ten burt cir Gprnfelb, unb fir mel.
diem Sdaocn, bcn Sltgel burd bieie
Serlegllng Ser &oao erleioen piiroe,
oic Golmtprihter linn $500 bepillis
gen mcllten. 9urd ieincn Intpalt
gelang es Trgel ihlieBlid oaB iid Die
Court arr einem gompromiB Der.
itGnoigte, wonad Sic &uao nidt burd
oas Gornfelb, ionbern in geraber
2inie III, Ser @ren5e oes Selocs ent-
lang eebaut iperben iolf, in @inflang
nit Sltgel's @eiu6. Sugel erbalt
$3.50 S6ubeneridt. gbenfalls miro
oas Gountp cinen gilbert baiten 10
oaB El,ecI's Sieb unbebinbert CUR
SrGnfe 9elansen funn.
9esinneno nit nG6itcn Sunntag
nerbcn in Der bieiigen Wctbobiltcn
Stride mGbrenb Der 9auer BON 5pei
@odcn cine Geibe bon grmcdungs-
SeriammIutgen dbgebalten lueroen,
beren Sdlub bic Guartul Seriamm-
lung am t6. Hobentber bilben miro.
Yaltor Sp. Shlueter, bon ct. 2ouis,
miro ben Srtspfarrer Otto q. 9uess
bel Ser Siibr,,r1g oieier Seriammll,n'
gen untcritiiten. Seoermann lit
ber5lid einselaben biefen Ieriamm'
llingen ~beisuuobmer.
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Tn georiifter Sttmmnng.

mar geraoe nidt frunf," idreibt Serr
y. 6. Geterien bon Salbranb. Gust,
.aber i6 befano mid in elmer aeoriid.
ten Stinlmltra i,nb mar 10 iebr Der
Melond,olie perfallen. bob id mebr
tot als Iebenbig ipar. Nad @cbraud
bon 5lpei Slaidcn Sorni's IlpenfrGi,.
ter bin i'd icst pieoer mein friiberes
Sclbft." 9icies alte &rautermittel
lit in Der aansen 8elt ieiner blutrei.
uieenhen gieenidaften Wegen be.
fannt. Wan idreibe an Or. Beter
Sabrnep & Cons Co., 250t 8aibing.
ton 9lhb.. Gbicago, Sn.
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&ortrag iii Der M. &.
Stride

Im ndditen Sonntag, beu 9. geo.
bomber, miro Ibenos I llbr g. 3oer.
ner bon indianapolis, Snb.. einer
Sortrag balten iiber Yaiteuriiirung
uno Steriliiirung, uno sipar pirb Der
@ortrag in Der engliiden iorpobl als
in Der beiitiden Sprade aeseben tper.
ben. Serr &oerner lit elm @elebrter
bon internationalen &ilfe unb lollte
9iemano peridumen ieinen Sortras
81 boren.
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SdulSeuitatiitif Der 8rOkitahtc.

gu Dem @roBItaot-Gleno fontincil
MN aud nod sic mubien0en Sdul-
oen, bie barauf 5uriid5ufiibren iino,
baB man mebr allsgiebt, oils man
cinninunt. I'm bieiem llcbelltono al
beeegnen, m,B Die Steleridrailbe
feltcr u%ngc5ogcn mcroen. Gas Gcns
iusamt in @aibington madtc be.
fannt, oaB bic Scrlpaltungs. ausga-
bc1t in 227 amcrifaniiden WrobltGb,
ten nit iiber 10000 Ginpobnern I'M
lettcn Sisfaliabr $4S,600,95 gro.
Der maren, oils Die ginnabmcn.
Ibgciebcn bon ser 0rulOcieen.
tb,,ms Stcucr nurben in ben 227
in Heoc Itcbenocn St1oten sic grob.
ten G%inlabmcn aus bcr 9citcltcrur,g
bcs @etrGnfebanbels er5ieIt, nGmlif
$35,57S.3S3, pbcr $t,39S, 900 peni.
ger. als I'M porbergebenbcn Sisful'
jabrc. Wit Der Ginfiibr,,ng Der Yro.
bibition pcriiedt oicic ginnabmequel.
lie, cs gicbt tcinen anbercn Il,siucg.
als Die @runoeiecntbums. Stel,er gu
erb6ben, mas our Golse baben miro,
bob Die @ietbe iteist.
Iils obigem ereiebt ii6 fir Ben
Sarmer, baB cs fir i'm on, bcitcn lit,
ailf bcnl 2anoc at bleiben, ober ii6,
falls or iid CUR &,,be ieten mill, in
cinem 2anbitdbtden nieberSuIuiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

gE1Nan nergeiie es nidt bas
announcement auf Dos 8o9sbIatt ou
beanblen, tpern1 Dos Sabr auf benz
AbressaetteI niGt 1919, ODER tpeiter
I'M 8oruis Iortet.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Oct. 80, 1919, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
-grmin Saib, Sobn bon Sobn
Saib uno Satin, lit am letten Srei.
tag bon Buffalo, g. 5. arriidsefebrt.
mo- er pier5cbn Wonate i'm Iilit1r.
Gienit ltanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

@earlnbet 1911.
aapital $4,000, ueberidub $4,000
8Atbaben iber $150,000.
8etrelttsein a0seme,nes Santseiddft.
8eadBIt;A 8roaent auf 8eit.O epoften.
8esablt 3 Yro3ent aut Spar.9 eppften.
Sat S~itberbeits.9 epuiit.8diteu aunermie.
then.
lInb bittet freunblibt I'M, cure 8unb.
idaft.
Direttpreu:
Simon Bpeaer, g. u. Neper, ,
q. gngelbrecbt, ". g. MpeIer,
9teo. 8uihmann, ;gbas. M. 81 uen
Senrp 2%anaenbera.
The Washington times., 1919-06-26

Eunice B. Horsman. 2s. Of Wax Pool. Va
The Rev. G. w. Popkins.
William A. Raider. SO, and Clara Adelia
White, 81. both OF this city. The Rev
n. W. Philips
John S. Powers, ~, Of Carneys Point. n ] =.
and Nellie Harris, So, OF this city. ThC
Rev. J. II. Jeffries
Henry Benedict Dielman. Is. and Bessie
Ivetta Trester %, both Of this city. The
Rev. James +. Maxim.
Orlando B. Barksdale, IS, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, and Edna NJ. Minnick. "a OF
Baltimore. Nd. The Rev. T. F. Davis.
Paul T. Davis. q. and Susie r. Houghton.
q, both OF this city. The Rev. H. T.
Stevenson.
Antony Thomas, IS, and Della Small, go,
both of this city. The Rev. J. N. CooDer.
Charles Plunkett, SIS, and Nellie Eyer
ton, IS. both Of this city. The hev.
T. z. Davis.
George A. Common. "a. and Alice V. Kee-
terson, 2s, both OF this city. The Rev.
B. Braskamp.
Dean Stone. IS. OF Kirby-Ie-Loken. Essex.
ENGLAND. and Isabe Mathew Salmon, 81.
both OF this city. The Rev. H. ].
Stewart
Henry Jonathan Peters, "a. Of Dayton.
Ohio, and Nellie NJ. Barnhart. IS, Of
Wirtz. Va The Rev. J. II. Harvey.
The Washington times., 1919-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter E Fowler, %. of clifton Station
Va, and Lila Viola Allen, 20, OF this
city. The Rev. H. F. Downs
David G. Joeb, q, of Linton, y. D.. and
Gladys NJ. AppIeby. Is, Of this city
The Rev. F. J. Prettyman.
Thomas Van Horn, 19. and Elizabeth Bal!
20, both of The Plains, Va. The Rev
John Thomas Fentress. IS, and Louise
Armstead SouthaII. 80, both OF Rich
mond, Va. The Rev. D. r. Covell.
Richard r CLANCY, 81. and Juliet Danger
field Cross, 30. both Of this city. ThI
Rev. G. L. Brown.
Daniel Depon. 40. and Nina L. Hill. 2S
both of Petersburg, Va The Rev. J. H
John Sens. %. and Elsie A. Jenkins. IS
both OF this city. The Rev. G. W. Atk!n-
Carroll Edwin GflIum. 90. Of Madison
Mills, Va. and Alice Virginia Keegel.
80, Of EIkton. Va. The Rev. J. c. Bal!
Edgar c. Pipkin, %. of Andrews. S. c,
and Ards G. Bennett, ls. OF Gardner,
Mass The Rev. c. G. Chappell.
Harry T Quirk, %. OF Fulton. y. Y, and
Dorothy L Barrows, N23. Of Henderson
willie. y. c. The Rev. J. NJ. Mcnamara
Alma NJ. Mcclure, 25. Of Coupon, Pa.
The Rev. F. Y. Bischon.
James Boynton Dennis. "a. Of Lexington.
Louisville. Ky. The Rev c. c. ChsppeiI
George A Kyle, "a, and Ruth Carson; p.
both of stanton, Va The Rev. H. F.
Kersey jackson. IS. and Louise T. DeMott,
"a. both of this city. The Rev. H. NJ.
Arthur SG b. Underwood. g. and Mary Olive
Hayden. 25, both of this city. The Rev.
J H Cowan.
Frank T. Cfnotti. 81. and Celia NJ. Woods,
81, both Of this city. The Rev. William
A Cahill.
Henry R Wilson, 81 and Cordelia Belle
owens. 1s, both Of this city. The Rev.
George ]. Conlon.
Irwin r Warthen. IS, Of Newark. Ohio,
and Alma E Hilliard. 81, Of this city.
The Rev d r Covell.
Charles T. AtwelI. SIS, Of Ashburn. Va. and
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ticipated in the big conservation day
program at the centenary exposition
today
Each bishop MADE a ''rapid-fire'
one-minute address. Music was fur
nished by a GLORIOUS made cp exclu-
siveIy of ministers.
Friday is expected to be one OF the
biggest days OF the celebration.
Former President Taft will be the
principal speaker and cowboys and
cowgirls will participate in the
Frontier day program.
Labor Day" will also be celebrated
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BURY BABY SON
OF DISTRICT HERO

The funeral of Stuart Penn Chan
dler, youngest son of Lieut. Col. Clark
P. Chandler, tank corps, A E. F.. will
be held this afternoon from his home,
1144 Fifteenth street northwest. He
died yesterday Of meningitis, follow
ing an illness of three weeks. Inter-
ment will be at the former family
home in Concord, N. H.
He was born January IS, 1915, at
Camp Stottsenberg. Philippine islands.
where Colonel Chandler was stationed
at the time. Colonel Chandler is at
present stationed as commanding Of
ficer at Nantes, France.
Colonel Chandler is the grandson of
the late Senator William E. Chandler.
The family has been well known in
this city for many years.
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DEATHS.

Charles H. Cohn, so yrs, 171z A ST. Sc
Julia Rose Guerin, 70 yrs. Trinity College.
Brookland, D. c.
George S. Gossin, II yrs, Garfield Hos.
Irene l. Stagg, 80 yrs, Garfield Hos
william H. Goodman, So yrs, Emergency
Hos.
William Allen, So yrs, Freedmen's Hos
Erma L. Singleton. II yrs, 1000 st. NV.
Herbert johnson. II yrs, Freedmens Hos
Mary Wells, 81 yrs. Freedmen's Hos.
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BIRTHS

SONS.
Granville c. and Mildred L. Wheeler.
Frederick A. and Calanthe z. Homer.
James H. and Mildred Gateley.
John P. and Helen G. Dufne.
Mike and Bessie German.
Willmon and Tritty Taylor.
William H. and Gertrude Contee-
DAUGHTERS.
Charles W. and Mabel F. HAZE.
Thomas H. and Eleanor c. Thayer.
Henry G. and Johnnie W. Smith.
Frederick B. and Helen V. Phillips
william A. and Elsie Oakley.
John P. and Martha c. Evans.
Harry ]. and Irma l.. Clark.
Clarence and Carrie Rhoane.
George and Lille jackson.
Alexander and Emma Hurd.
James W. and Julia Hemsley.
Robert and Cecilia Anderson
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MRS. IRENE B. stage.

Mrs. Irene Bingham Stage. wife Of
Pierce H. Stage, of the Pension Of
fee, died yesterday at her home,
1919 Fairmont street northwest. She
was the daughter IF Mrs. Martha h.
Labor, a well-knowh Washington
woman, and had lived here for sew
eral years. Mrs. Stage was thirty
three years old. Arrangements for
the funeral are being completed to-
daV
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LUDWIG Hoist.

The funeral of Ludwig Hoist, who
died Tuesday at Emergency Hospital,
will be held this Afternoon from the
home of his son-in-law, Oscar u.
Homer 3215 Warder street northwest
Interment will be at Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Hoist is survived by a daugh-
ter.