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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
SUES FOR MOSQUITO BITES
Sailor on Tanker Wants $4,000, but
Line Holds Bites Part Of Risk

New York, March ie.-Thc tale of
a ship beset BY swarms of mosquitoes
during voyage along the South Allan
tic coast was unfolded in a complaint
filed yesterday in Brooklyn Supreme
Court in suit for $4,000 damages
brought by Hendricus dc Raay, a sailor.
de Ray alleges that after he had been
severely bitten the officers of the steam =
ship Gulf Coast, belonging to the Gulf
Refining Co., refused to give him oint
ment.
The company replied that mosquito
bites were part of the assumed risk OF
employment.
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BERNSTORFF ON STUMP
In Training for a Seat In the Ma
tional Assembly

Berlin, March .12.-(By A. PD-
Count Won Bernstorff, former German
ambassador to the United States, has
been trying his skill at public speaking
in Berlin in the last week as a prepara
tory training for his fall campaign for
a seat in the national Assembly. He
addressed audiences on various subjects
and entertained largely attended
meeting at the Grunewald with re-
cital Of his Washington experiences.
The former ambassador told the
audience he was confident his efforts
to keep the United States out Of the
war would have been successful except
for the intervention Of the German
military crowd at the moment when
prospects were brightest.
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END WELSH STEEL STRIKE
Agreement Reached That Sends 70,
900 Men Back to Work

Swansea, Wales. March 12. -- The
steel strike Of the Welsh steel workers.
which has seriously crippled the indus
try in Wales more than week. has
been settled. 1t was announced that
an agreement had been signed in London
for ending the strike. the men being
advised to return to their work.
Seventy thousand men Were affected by
the walkout. which was initiated to en- =
force demand for 40 per cent in
crease in pay.
Lille. France, March 12.-Thc strike
of textile workers in Roubaix and Tur-
Going is total. the number of persons
idle being G0,000, according to esti-
mates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
BARS WOMEN'S VOTES
Illinois Attorney General Rules Six
Out Of Presidential Primary

Springfield, ILL.,, March 12.--Attor-
ney General Brundage yesterday ruled
that women cannot vote in the presi-
Dental primary. His ruling was made
on request for information from Rob
ert NJ. Sweitzer, clerk Of Cook county.
At the Office of Secretary Of State
louis l.. Emmerson it was ANNOUNCED
recently that women might express
their preference for the presidential
candidates, but they would not be al
lowed to vote for candidates for dele
gates to the national conventions or
for precinct committees. State election
officials said the ruling of the attorney
general apparently makes it unneces-
sary to have a woman's ballot at the
April primary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Acquitted, He's Knocked Down

AleNandria, Mimi, March T.. =
Gustaf Nelson SON in law of Senator
knute Nelson, was acquitted here last
night on a charge Of assault with a
dangerous weapon in connection with
the death of Joseph Middleton, a
farmer, who was shot during a quar-
rel with Nelson. When Nelson was
released from custody he was attacked
and knocked down. Nelson, guarded by
two deputy sheriffs, was brought back
into the justices office, and later
locked up for the night, and the crowd
went home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
$500 A YEAR TO KEEP BOY
Application in New York Reeites
S24.5O a Month for Gasoline

New York. March 12.-Fifteen- year
old Robert Kelly, grandson of Eugene
Kelly. banker, who died in 1894. leaving
a number of millions, requires $1,000
annually for his support, according to
his mother. Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, whose
application for that allowance from
trust funds will be investigated by n
referee appointed by the surrogate
court.
Mrs. Kelly listed among "neccssi-
ties" $24.50 a month for gasoline for
her sons car.
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PICTURE SAVES CITIZENSHIP
Photograph Of Service Papers Clears
Alleged Draft Dodaer

Atlantic City. March PA photo
graph of his selective service papers,
procured with great difficulty, saved Y.
II. Krikorian, a Boardwalk merchant
from being denied American citizenship
iu the naturalization court. A federal
official from Philadelphia opposed Kri-
the man saved himself from the draft
by pleading he was a neutral alien and
exempt. 4 Photographic copy of the
record failed to show he made, any
claim for exemption.
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100000 More Presidential Vote,

Lexington, KY, March 12.-At least
$50 900 women in Kentucky will vote in
the election for President next Noyem.
ber. The House OF Representatives YES
terday passed the Neel bill TO this effect
II nov, goes TO the Senate, where prompt
favorable action is certain, and then 10
Governor =. r. Morrow for his sigma
ture.
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Woman Wins Thirteenth Divorce

Cedar Rapids, March 12.--Mrs. Alice
l.. Yocum won her thirteenth divorce
yesterday The decree was granted in
Boone, Iowa, marking Mrs. Yocum' 3
second victory OF the kind in this state.
John A. Yocum figures as the thirteenth
ex husband. Mrs. Yocum took her
divorce as a matter of course, and was
unperturDed by the crowd which
thronged the court room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

60 oDY YEA ANS
W Nd n VI u Il r A y s I o n
Is arording
Unlimited possibilities to a large number
OF skilled men In good physical condition
LIVING WAGES
PERMANENT WORK
Good working conditions
Educs tionai advantages
4 Chance to Live and Grow
no LABOR TROUBLE
Our present permanent openings include
Carpenters
also
Bricklsyers
Al-Around Machinlsts
General Repsirmen
Bench and Floormen
Sheet and Metal Workers
Apply Factory Employment othce
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER co.
Akron. Ohio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

GugsALs Gusr,sAamLss roR HATs--on5co ~ Tho
PISps.Es .Ss.Es Disisiona asneysl; Mno;,, clothiGs and
Seaa..on: es,.. p; c,-sssisd' '0ps proposs ossl,dinE
Msrsh 2sse ,resSSseiyed here until Q :oo
patton on rsaussi ssiooo Service Hats In
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- '"0ppshts sifTsliESSoSsJsF iESSS sFggSNIsHINo gSSsNIsHINo

V'sSsI y NsIrS,l, Sl Iss s|sts Hospital for IN.
IL pTGPcssis marked s'H"si "siid. wlII ~ TrsssIy:
breximSast..HfSS Sst.HSS Il Z coS H. March Is, ieso, On
kH"S year beginning April 'lsaoh hospital
klIty n ssre sre 70 be based upon settism. nj.
4 q inSoi;c.nsi iys; ninsty days or one year aftes
sisu..SSr ..SSr'hsr particulars apply to ths un.
OSCAR L. SCHWARTZ Steward.
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BUILDING MArERIAL

SHEET PLL;ING-l;;AGKAwANNA STEEL,
shEEr riLiNd TOR SALE sLfG;ATLp
cioskGf IN. lker 1920 THosrs5s ~ x
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AN EXCELLENT POSITION

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
AN OPPORTUNITY OFFERING
WORK NEAR YOUR HOME
tTTRAcTIYE REST ROOMS
HOT LUNCHES At COST
FREE MEDICAL. ADVICE
SICK BENEFITS AND
ANNTNERSARY PAYMENTS
sI2 WEEK WHILE TRAINING
RAPID INCREASES THEREAFTER
PROMOTION TO SUPERVISORY
POSITIONS
Call at tho most convenient offices:
MISS PRATT. 5l8o Lancaster ave.
MISS BROADHURST. 90 W. Chelten ave
MISS SMITH. 400 Market. or
MISS STEVENSON. 1881 Arch at.
THE BELL TELEPHONE co. OF PENNA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
HELP wArrEp-mALE

FOREMAN PAINTER = A HIGH .GRApr
sTsTESN SR RSa
%Sssk s < "a MUST HzyyE TH9S9t S j SSSswgg.
1fh5fSynsH2rY THosogeHr.Y coNytRshS;T wl-TfH All,
PAINT5sMsS sT6sPtEG TIL E ANR XAnNIsHNS
GivING FULI. DETAILS or EXPERfENCt!
TogETHEIR NTH ss4hsAiR'Y TEX iEXSPEgGbbEbP3 gGbb3
RATION. WILKES BARRE, PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

per hour l0-hour day. DAYS a week.
time and half time for Saturday afternoon
and Sunday work Apply at field employ
ment office. Sears-Roebuck operation, Irwin
a leighton, contractors, Roosevelt boulevard
and Asylum pike. Take Frankford car,
transfer on 18th 10 Oakland Cemetery.
LABORERS wanted for general work. Apply
~. w cor 9th and Brown SITS.
LABORERS. 46c.: overtime. so. about $50
weekly; commissary. Du Pont. 1229 Arch.
LOCHMAN MACHINE CARVERS, expert
enced Lochmsn carvers wanted for work
for phonograph posts; steady year round
work on contract running several years
ahead: will pay first-class money to first
class men: hour rate plus bonus, making
earnings possible up to $50 a week and over
10 frst-class men: pleasant factory. Apply
Poolev Furniture Co. 18th and Indiana.
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH co,
BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN is
AND 20 YEARS FOR LONG-DlS.
TANCE TELEPHONE OPERATING.
si2 PER WEEK TO START
RAPID INCREASES AND UNUSUAL
VERY INTERESTING WORK IN FIRST
CLASS SURROUNDINGS
EXCELLENT FOOD SERVED AT COST
APPLY At ONCE AT ROOM 1884. RotJRsE
BUILDING 4TH BELOW MARKET ST,
a. NJ. TO +. NJ
ASK FOR MISS JENNINGS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

Fspt CSmoria Sria 4 Indiana Railroad will ac.
1--WE. as follows; ''""'eu Loco
nange, It. 81 In.
Cylinders. 2oxSs "'
Ruyrivtrs. 83 in,
s'lye power, As, 700 lbs,
S,.ee OF adhesion, 81
%gel soft coal ii tons
ler. 5000 gals.
y Shnpiete specifications and o,har d.,ai,.
Ircbasinnsa nsa by applying to Howard X B.rry
b., pbIIs sSnt' general office. Land Title
Iliest possiSlo received up to March "a
IrANttnnp pseeiye first consideration Ne''
.nMnhlA n INDIANA RAJTpn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

MoDEl.-Young man, size "a ~ or IS. as
model in r. clothing hous.: good ,oppor'
Lang, Broad and wallace sts., Metropolitan
Building.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

MARRY W SAITH. 1l7 sANsoM or.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also manicfiyfns
Oftice. 4i42 Market ct, second hcor
ELECTRIC treatment ann maniourinE. Reos
ASHES removed from ceiisrs; ali Ein5s ~
hauling done. sls Ruttonwood Mkt iisi
RUBBER GOODS of all ORGANIZATIONS "a.
paired. Andrew r. Birehstt. sos 3. :3d q
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Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

'S ey O'2Hoss Hs uS, M 9s rsGSssS scHc at no Room
bday. March 90. ieso. and OPEN opened "Sp al thai
Y Room 2l8. city Hall. for
EHEDULE "A"-Branch Sewers.
EHEDULE "B"-Main Sewers.
Ditman street from present term
mus east Of Shelmire street to
Maple street and in Maple
street from Ditman street to
Frankford avenue. Ninth street
from Champlost avenue to
Green lane.
EHEDULE "C"-Reconstruction
OF sewers.
York street from 16 feet 8 inches
northwest of Jasper street to
~ feet 10 inches southeast of
Howard street. Cohocksink
sewer in Allen street at Ger
mantown avenue.
HEDULE "D"-Cast Iron Wa
ter Mains.
"heatsheaf lane from Richmond
street to about 74S feet south
east %" street from old Front
street to about 4o7 feet north.
cnaEDuLE e. Wood Filing
rHn hle case in Room s34, City
HREDuLE "F"-Automobiles.
Four automobiles.
InpN npNTrJit1IntEactors ritIn Will be required ,o
d to Woruhs WWon ths Act OF July IS. ibi7, relao
nt pTOoI must be furnished The Dsnnr,
btsd ibc me contractor that he has &C.
red his aphrfnGisions OF said Act and in.
puon therefrom. uor OF secured ex-
f"'ure at Room -41s. City Hail.
JOHN c. WINSTON.
Dlrector
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General
AGENTS

MEN to handle new invention indispenss BILE
for automobiles. motorcycles. etc: repre-
sentatVes wanted for each state. Write A.
| Sakolic. 66 Broadway. New York.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

To close out an estate and partnershlp viii
in me midst Of the chocolate and iron in
duslrisl belt Of Pennsylyania. town Of
auick access TO Philadelphia and New York;
an eXrentional Opportuniir Tor speculation n
or dove lornent: terms worth your ConBidsrA-
ton Addrnss VI SIC. ledger Onice,
RESTAURANT. northea stern section, offers
10 white 'nunls public dining room and
1ivinE aDa rtmrnis free In exchange for serv-
ices to private dining room CcOoking and
walunED operated from II to ? for business
men: sta eNperieuCe. give reference Ad-
Gress \ 60 I-d~sr Office.
taken TO Open additional stores by chain
stores corporation: number OF subscriber rs
is limited, act al once. Call
CLARENCE w. LONG, SECRETARY
1908 Arch Bell phone Spruce 322S.
MORGAN 4 DICKSON can sell ycur business
or realty: no charge ill sold.
2404 ~ I'd st.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

Soltuire Dor engber5igen 2nn0sleu-
ten iliihten muBte, DER oIte 6rie
lieat ais Statue nod INNER irgeno.
no in einem ounflen observation-disclosures
Molbingtons begraben. Der oIte
Serr rIbt pielleidlt BORT aud am be,
item aus. 8enn er lih erbeben tonn.
te uno iih ole 4rt Ger 6reibeit, ole
er IN ieiner bieIigen poIitiihen uno
geielli daitlideu llmgebung otmen
milBte. n1ber betrohten f0nnte, mir.
DC er lid um0reben uno iagen: .0on.
te flr Die quite Abiiht. Sier i'm
Dnntlcn loBt mid ruben. Die Suit
ut reiner als oa oben." @otbe's 9ii.
ne tbront nod INNER OIL Der Con
greB. YibIiotbef. 80le 8uben muBten
oieueiht nidt, oaB er @otbe mar.
Der orme Wann muB Ieioer t1aIid.
oos @eltdt nod Dem aopitol ae.
monot, 3euge oes poIitilhen Grei
beus Der 9ouptltoot lein. @ie mir.
De lein @eiit iid per5iehen, mare es
tItt aus Stein. menn er Ole poIiti
lden Apoltel Der .5reibeit" re0en
borte .. .. Den Serrn Cor, Der aero
DC mieOcr amerita ais Den McIiios
Der Wolfer Der Groe be5eihnete. go
the modte iagen: Die 9otidoit bort
l6 lpobl mir feblt Der @loube. Mon
liobm es DeutihIanO fir toloIloI il
bel, lpenn es hon ieiner .@eltmiIIi.
on" foielte. NohOem gmerifa ser
ntne WelIias lit lit olleS in Oronuna.
6rail Browning. obihon in enaIiIder
@eldthte gut beiuanoert, Ionte lid
nod einige 9eftionen in ouBerenqIi
lder @eihidte geben loIlen.
USE mare elm aIeioer- 0ribe" bier
IN Wnlbington fir Die R~otleioenoen
DER alien 9eimot? Nem gorf qeht
NIT gutem Wulter boran. Man fonn.
te I'M auto bon 6reuno All Sreuno
labren un0 Inmmeln uno Iidleu uno
'alles nod oriiben ien5en. 8ie bieIe
alte Saden Weroen bierouIonoe MIDI
ohtlos beiIeite geporfen Die iebt in
Dentltlnno nit @olo niht ouf3umie.
gen m1ren.
g. @l.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
ct. Marien.airde.

Der jobrlide 4usfllle oes 8inot
bort GInb Der Ct. Warienfirhe lin.
oct om II. Iugult itatt. 8ie IN
frliberen Sobren, 10 miro aud bellel
luieoer ein 8obIreider 8eIud errpor.
tet. IS lit ltoOtbefonut, ooB oit
Winotborit'@usfliige ftets 6omiIien.
Iilstlllge paren. Sir oie yuaenf
llno SpleIe oller @rt uoraeleben. Dit
eriuadlenen merOen Iid freuen, De
tannte nno 6reunoe 0oblreid om 30
Bertrand begriiBen au tonnen. 9os
Teranitoltungsfomite beltebt aus ser
Serren: Sames 6. 3roft, 8oriiber
SoIepb 3egomis. 6ronf autb, SSobr
Mutb, Inton Oltmnn. u. Sommer
Sol. Sodbobler. SEQ. OItmon, 4n
oreip Nolte, Senrp 0ou. @reaor Sir
George WoIte, auanIt Spedt, 9om
renee Wills, Sobn @eier. 0ie 9eom
ten oes &Iubs iinb:
SoIepb 3egomib, 8rGIioent.
Nnton OItman. @i3e. 8r1li6ent
Sranf S. Autb. SduemeiIter
Sobn @iebeI, SefretGr
5roncis Nembed. 8inona Sefret1r
Direttoren: Sobn @eier, q. Sam
mer, Saprence s. MiGs.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
9O. 710 Seane StrGhe R..@.

teiIte Dem 8eitpeiligen Sefret6rSerrn
8intIer oos @ort our @erIeiung oes
Vrototols. 9as Iebtere mar iebr
IleiBig ousaearbeifet uno nuroe oenn
aud a~nitonoslos ongenommen. Der
Seridt iiber Die 3eidnune BON an.
teilldeinen mar ermltigen0. Ole in
DER eriten 8eriommIung erboItene
Srmme bat lid in Der 3iuiihen3eit
fat n%erooppeIt. Die @erlammlunQ
beihloB Oes meiteren. ole Babl eli.
mes Namens ionic Die Der geamten
bis dur n6dlten 8eriommIung, Die
am Sonntog, ben %. b. Wi. Itattfin-
Den lou, ou ueridieben. Antr1qe 0es
Serrn Or. SoGer, Die 0erieIbe in Ell
mem l0ngeren ausgearbeiteten Dor.
troge begriin0en moate, mur0en Ell.
mem nod Su erneuuenoen aomite
ilbertDieien. 9err Bender DerIos ben
Gntuurf oes Charters, Serr grnu.
ner o~enieniaen Der aonltitution; Die
SeihIuBfaiiung ooriiber bIeibt Ger
nodDlten 8erfammIuna iiberIoIIen.
6rou 8olter berIos elm @eoift uno
b%eantragte ole Bobl Oes ,Serrn W1.
Biegono gum permnnenten Brdlioen-
ten. Serr 8iegono erfI1rte jeood
mi oos 8eltimmtelte Dab er inter
feinen l~lmitdnoen oos 4mt annebmen
pliroc. Nm ben 0ebotten, ole oiele
oerldieoenen Yunfte berporrriefen,
beteiIigten lid Die Domen @aIter uno
4ooms uno Die Serren Bender, Or.
@Ieis, 8rind, Dice. Sannemann, Or.
Soler uno DER 8orIiben0e.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
0elft ben NOtleiOrmOen!

8is 6noe M1r5 8. ). bat oos Ben.
tral'&omite in 9teW Yort, Dem lid Ell.
ne groBe an5abl DER 9iIispereine in
oen 8~ereinigten Stoaten aneeihloI.
len boben, mad oriiben geididt:
47,65i ailten ~tonoeniierte Milh
mi 8etroge bon 1896, 091 90.
$3.50 @auonen 2ebertrun $92,.
$500.
LOIS 9iiten 9ebensmitteI $53,.
l0S.00.
4SS ailten aleioungsltiide 500,
$4,000.
431 aiiten SoIpitolortiteI $685.
$4,000.
3nlanmen alio fir 1864, $4,000.
AuBeroem bat oas Gomite nod Sc.
bensmittel uno alei0uugsItiide i'm
@eiommtbetroge bon $161,430 per.
mittelt. Sunoert 3aulenoe unterer.
rdbrter Shulfinoer, Qmienoe bon
Shmertronfen in S~olpit1Iern uno
4ltenbeimen iino ooourh am 2eben
erbolten moroen. Aber oos lit MIR
elm aniang. Die @ot in 9eutIdIon0
alein lit 10 aroB. Dab 90 Miaionen
pom l%ntergane beorobt lino. @us
allen &eilen Der 8eIt lino Die 0eut-
lhen oertrieben moroen uno mitteIIos
N Der alien Seimnt geltranoet. @us
elioB Sotbringen ALIEN boben Die
eolen 5ran5oien ole 0eutiden Die
mad 1870 BORT geboren ODER einge.
luonoert moren, -3irfa 100000
iiber Die @renSe geiaet. Die 3abI Der
tranfeu uno unterern1brten ainoer
IN 43 @roBitdoten betrGet uber /
Dtiaion. Die MilhIieferung Deutld.
lambs Dor Dem ariee erreidte I'M
Dur6ifnitt u 2iter pro 3opf uno
Gag, ooer % Miaionen tGgIid. sir
Die Grbaltung Der ainoer uno Der
aranfen beoorf es 6 Ntiaionen Otter
tagIid. An oieiem 0otbeoorf febIten
jeoo6 Dor Iblieferuug DER i'm 6rie.
oensoertrog uerlangten 100000
WiIffiibe 2 WiIlionen Otter uno ieet
nad AbIieferung iebIt nod cine MiI.
lion mebr. Ansnanoern t0nnen Die
Oeutiden nidt.
StammesgenoIien IN 9merito, bier
in 8oibington, beIftl beIftl
8. s. So.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
Ser meue Glib.

Benu Die 6reun6e oes neuen an.
geneinen oeltiden 9ereins aebofft
batten. bel per aueiten 8eriommIltna
oesieIben cine groBere gn3obI bon
Seilnebmern gu ieben oils bel Der er.
item, Damn iino ibre S%ofinnngen nitt
getonidt noroen. Die 8erIommIuna
NOR iebr gut beiudt. gu beoouern
Ut nur, ooB oos praftiide Graebnis
oerieIben nidt aona nit Der aroBen
3abl Der 4nmeienocn un0 NIT oen
oielen &eoen, ole geboIten ullr0cn,
I'M G%inflnng itebt. 2lber oos miro
idon fommen, Nom lit ia aud nidt
OH einem Gage erbnut moroen. Der
temporare 8oriibenoe, Serr@ieaano,
eroffnete Ole 8eriommIung uno er.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
.. 6. SilfsOereiu
fir oie 9toteioenoen in 0eutidIauo
uno Oelterreid.

Der 9iIfsDerein belt beute Dor s
Iqgen feline jGbrlihe @eneraIper'
iommllnng ab, oeren Sauptgci6dfte
irh0er 8erIeiuug Der 8erihte oes &c.
fret1r5 uno oes Shaemeiiters uno in
Der @abl Ser 8eamten fir oos nelie
@ereinsjobr beitanoen. 0ie 8eridte
goben elm iiberalS flares 9ilo Dpn
benz 8aIten oes &ereins. ga nil
lil1s p~orbrbalten, balOig1t 0oS @eient-
Iidite aus oenielben gum ab0rud al
bringen, fonren mir unS belite oaralif
beldr1nfen, 81 iagen, baB Der &erein
i'm oergongenen Sabre ettpos iiber
$1,000 fir Die Hotlei0enoen 5uiam-
mengebroht bat. SoffentIih lit es
ibm nerqonnt, I'M n1hIten Sabre Elm
nod giinItigeres &eiultat at eroielen.
Die @abl ser 8eamten batte fol9ell-
oes g%rgebnis.
8rGiioent: Serr g. 8oIdner
1. @i5eprGi.: 6rau g. &rumfe
2. @i3epr6i.: Srou @iroro
SefretGr: Serr Or. saul @leis
Tinan6lefret6r: Srou Mr.0. 9Gnig
Sdabmeiiter: Serr 90 8ordoroinq
MitgIieoer oes Grect 4ipfomitees
Ole Damen 8ahrid, Sam. 8iue,
Stauff, Ols8emsfi, @eineort, Glmen-
reid uno oie &erren 8rind, Some
mann, arieg uno Sit.
Cur @i8eprGiioentin am SEEM Yor-
fer Gentralausi6uB nuroe Srau Or.
Sd erndblt. 9as Reoiiionsfomitee
beltebt nod mie Dor aus ben Serren
Stoner, 0ietri6 uno &rieg.
Ser 8erein beihIoB oes meiteren,
I'M September mieoer elm @icnic a6-
5ubaIten bel meIdem oiesmoI reid
lid fir Sibgelegenbeit geiorgt mer-
ben loa. Dieienigen, ipel6e 2ebens-
mitteIpufete na6 9egtidIono i6iden
mollen, erbalten ausfiibrli6e sSnfor-
nation aus 8lafoten, 6ie inn Ser
e!nslofal, Sangerbunobaae, ausge.
bangt iin0.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

fen, nno ih oenfe mir mirfli6 cine
9aH5e Maije, aber bier cs lagen nidt
in Die @apb! Sic, alter Sfpeoe,
luerben ia aud Sbre @eoanfelt bu-
ben. 4uberbem foHnte eS iihL oq jebt
I'M aonsreb oas Yenlionsgeieb oHrd-
qegaugen it, ereignen baB iih Der
@ereinSmeier balo 5ur Mube let,
maram alio ioa er iid ieinen 2ebens-
abeno inn frieblihen Sdatten beS
Sournals nod nerfiimmern? Nbpr
ber5li6 bat er iih eefreut, ais er in
Der lesten Summer bas tleine @e-
oihthen bes 0@emiitsmenihen" las.
Das i6eint mtrfIid Elm @emiits-
menih ou iein I'M beiten Gimme oes
Wortes. @er 5u Ser 8abrbeit iiA
oilrdgernngen bat, Dob man iiber oeS
ScbenS Note binmeefommt, penn
man onr6 Die goloene @rille oes Su.
mors blidt, Der lit nirfli1 All benei.
Den. SD miinidte, oieier @emiit2-
menIh tr1te aus ieiner gnonpmitGt
beraus, baB id oas @ereniigen baben
fonntc, i'm perionlid fennen al Ter
men. Oas mir0e mid ber3Ii6 ireu-
IN.
Ser @aibiHgtoner @ereinsmeicl.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
2nldriften ans hem Qelerfreial

SD i6ide Sbnen bier oen 8eitrag
fir Sbre liebe 3eitune. 81 lit nidt
81 oiel fir Ole beltige 3eit mo- allies
10 bod I'M Breiie lit. SD oadte l6on
large, pie Sic auSfommen f0nnen
nit 10 penig @elo. SD boffe, ale
@aIbingtoner oenfen aud 10. 8iele
@riiBe an Sic unb anbere 8efamlte,
0'co 5. 8ieoer, 8ilmington, GEL
Ser Senrp 3anoer lit BON lei,
ner &eile nad Deutlhlono 0uriidge-
febrt uno 5rpar am Samstag Mor-
gen. @r befinoet lid mobl uno Nun.
ter uno In 9euti6lano bat er aud
feineH Sunger unb 0urlt gelitten.
Ser Sobn g. s. 9ubm better
bpfannt IN nnierem 2eierfreiS burdl
feline 3uldriften NIT Summed @um-
mel unter3eihnet, lit bon ieiner
0eutihlanDreiie mieber suriidgefebrt.
Gr mirb ii6 in Sapannob, ga. mic.
berlaiIen moiclbit er Die Sapannob
Grabbing 60. pertritt. g8ir ipiinihen
linn aQes- @lid IN ieinem nellen In
ternebmsl.
Ser Grnit @eriten6crg-mem
miro es beim &lange bieles Nomens
ni6t webmiitig 8u Mute, oenn CT RI
inncrt oil quite, alte 3eiten SEER
Grnit @eritenberg alio lit gum aoliic.
rrr Der 0ational Grhargc @duf Of
8aibineton erm1blt mor5en. Gas
II gemiB cine freuoige @ahridt fir
lr;ne bielen 5reunoe.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
2m perfanfen:

Glf-3immer Saus nit Garage. fir
2 Samilieu eingeridtet, fir $4,000.
Oasielbe lit in Aioaroale geIegen. ga.
gu geb0rt elm fIeines Confectionery
gei6Gft mite Standardization. Das
@runoitiif nit Stalungen umfabt
2 Ader. Ndbere Iusfunft miro be-
reittpiaig5t i'm SOurBaI erteilt.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

2eute, fouft Gbemo, mir Ieben in
elmer lauiigen 3eit! Gbemo pernid-
tet n~nfeblbar Sdmoben, @an3eny
5Iobe, nineteen, SIiegen. Miiden, Ii.
I. ~, 0crcn 2arben uno Ger uno lit
elm gutes 9isinfettionsmitteI.
Is. S. 2einemeber. 1903 30te StroBe
Gel. @eit 1912 -J,NxJNFh