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The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
CITIZENS BODIES
GIVE SUPPORT TO
PENSION CRUSADE
Indorse Movement for City's
Protectors.
SUBURBS INTERESTED

Two citizens associations-the North
west Suburban Association and the
Park View-last night gave their hearty
Endorsement to the movement of The
Washington Herald, looking toward
the enactment of pension legislation on
behalf of the men who guard the lives
and property of the District. At both
meetings it was pointed Out that the
crusade for pensions was not an appeal,
but demand for justice that has long
been overdue.
WANT QUICK ACTION.
The Citizens Northwest Suburban As
ISOLATION adopted a resolution favoring
the immediate enactment of pension leg
islation for firemen and policemen.
The resolution was introduced by Cur
| tbs NJ. Smith, who made a strong plea
for the policemen and fremen. He said
that 1t was an outrage that the pension
fund should depend upon the prevalence
OF crime for existence, as at present
Several other members of the OrganiZa-
ton spoke in behalf OF the measure.
| A resolution, introduced by Fred ].
| Heider, was adopted, favoring a plan
whereby the annual expenses Of the Dis
| trict water department shall be paid out
| Of the general District appropriation bill
upon the half and half system. This ques-
ton was freely discussed and was passed
without a dissenting vote.
| The association adopted a resolution
scoring the District Commissioners for
their refusal to rescInd the recent order
| providing for an increase in water rates.
The measure was introduced by DR.. A. NJ.
Ia IN fror4 faf ton
of the action OF the Commissioners.
| Because Of the attitude Of the Commits
sioners upon the water rate subject, the
association decided not to send a rep
resentative to the hearing to be held in
the board room at the District Building
at 10 o'clock this morning.
William B. Ireland introduced a reso-
| luton, which was unanimously adopted,
urging the erection of branch OF the
Public Library at Tennallytown out OF
the Carnegie branch library fund.
New Secretary Chosen.
Alexander ]. YoweII was elected secre-
tary Of the association to succeed George
r. Payne, who recently resigned. AS Mr.
Yowell held the position of treasurer,
| Prof Ireland was elected TO succeed him
| to the treasurership.
The movement of The Washington Her
aid was also given strong Endorsement
| by the Park View Citizens Association
The association had previously adopted
resolutions favoring the legislation. and
last night reiterated its stand on the
question.
| President John c. McGrath and dele
| gate to the Citizens Federation was
| directed by the association to use his
influence in forwarding the pension move
ment through the medium of the fedora
| ton.
| The association adopted a resolution in
| troduced by DR.. Crane, one OF the lead
| ing members, opposing any change in the
organic act OF 1878, which is the au-
thority for the halt-and-half financial
plan upon which the District is main
| tained.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
BIRTHS REPORTED.
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Wolf and Annie Schenck, girl.
Antonio and GiagitA Digioramantome, boy
Edward NJ. and Nellie Baker, girl
Frapcrsco and Teresa SelVAggio. girl
George A. and Beulah r. Redhead, girl
John 8. and Mabel Mansuy, boy.
Percy NJ. and Mary E. Selby. boy.
James v. and Marcia A. o'DonnelI, girl.
Charles A. and Mary G. Van Cise, bog.
william W. and Maggie NJ. Ebert, girl
Daniel and Naomi G. johnson, boy.
william c. and Sarah J. Fischer. boy.
Henry H. and Laura NJ. Ha1en. bog.
Morris and Celia SilbermAn, boy.
Louis and Rachael Waskow, boy.
Charlie, W. and Elizabeth c. Porter, jr., girl.
], Murray and Margaret Taylor. boy.
Harry NJ. and Mary L. Wilson. girl.
Harry G. and Gertrude L. Rollins, boy.
Nathan and Lena Lipsitch, bo5.
william /. and Catherine @. Degnan. boy.
John B. and Annie NJ. Gleason, bog.
HarTy NJ. and Ida @. Cooper. boy.
Charles w. and Emma NJ. Stang. boy.
James Z. and Ella V. Proctor, boy.
IacJb and Johanna Iscli. boy.
Elias and Athena Joseph, girl
Morris and Rosie Stein, girl.
samuel P. and Mary H. Boemmerman, boy.
James c. and Ethel Wilfcng boy.
LANES p. and Myrtle v. Cogan, boy.
Abraham and Sarah B. KruTsav. boy.
Aouilla A. and Martha Z. Smith, boy.
CoLoRED.
Joseph s. and Mary Z. Parker. boy.
william and Eliza Hawkins. girl.
Jonathan and Mamie johnson. boy.
Cornelius and Sadie CIrtis, boy.
Albert G. and Lydia Dixon, boy.
Charles and Mandy Wye. Erl.
James Van Ne8 and Louise Crnso. boy.
Louis and Rachel jackson. girl
Philip and Marion NJ. Mulligan. dri.
Walter and Jennie Jones, giri.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for two months, to take effect on
OF about December g. 1911, with permission to
90 beyond the sea, Is granted Capt JAMES A.
LOGAN. Jr.. cummisSary.
Maj. LETCHER HARDEMAN. cavalry, is detailed
for service in the QuartermAster's Department
TO take effect November 30. 1911, vice Mai.
FARRAND sAYRE. ouartermaStH, who is as
signed to the Ninth Cavalry.
Each H the following named second lieutenants Of
the Coast ARTILLERY Corps recently appointed
from civil life. with rank from September g.
1911. is attached TO the company hereinafter
WALTER SMITH. lseth Company. Fort Mott,
HUGH j. KNERR. rftyeishth Company. Fort
GEORGE r. HUMBERr. Sixth Company. oolum.
bus Barracks Ohio.
ARTHUR W. FORD, Thirty-nfth Company, Wash.
ington Barracks. ID. c. ~.
REUBEN \. PERLEY, Fcrty+hrst Company. Fors
JOSEPH R. CYGoN. siIty-ninth Company, Wash.
ingtou Barracks, ID. @.
JOHN H. BIRDsALL. lssth Company, Fort Mott,
N. J.
The fallcwinEnAmed second lieutsnants recently ap
pointed from ciTil life. with rank from the dates
indicated after their respective names, are as
sEnsd to the regiments as indicated:
Glry; Herbert 7. Taylor, September ., 1911
Sixth Casalry; William NJ. Grimes. September
q lsll. Twelfth Cavalry Henry J. NJ Smith
September =, 1911, Twelfth Cavalry; Vincent
tilery; Edward q. Hicks. September ., 1911,
Fourth Field Arti1ieTy; Alfred G. Thomason,
September - MI, Fourth Field ARTILLERY; John
P. Edgeriy. September q. lsll, Second In
fantTy; Lindsay Med. Sylvester. September Q,
1911 Second Infantry; Leonard T. Gerow, Sep
tenber O. lsl1 Eineteenth Infantry; George d.
Murphey September y. 1911, Tweuty-seYenth In
fautry; Norman W.. Peek September g. 1911,
Thirtisth Infantry, and Aord p, short, Sep
tember g. lsu, TWv1ty-second Infantry.
Leave of absence for -four months with permission
to 70 beyond the sea h granted First Lieut..
JOHN SYA1NGToN, cavalry, unassigned.
Leave of sbsence for one month. TO take effect on
or about Decemher l. lsIl, Is granted Lisut Col
ELMoRE +. TAGGART. Fourth Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
DEATH RECORD.
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The Mems Wear Store tt
Equivalent to Three Fairly Good {


George Z. Hoffman, g. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
John F. Dries, So 1913 st.
Hattie Massar, 81 Providence Hosp
Reuben ]. Pope. r. Casualty Hosp
welleta Rocke, q George Wash. Univ. Hosp.
Lucinda Rowzee Ts, l447 St NV.
John II. Saunders. g. LES st. NV.
Elmer Faunce, 3, sibley Hosp
Frank Girton, %, Georgetown Univ. Hosp.
William ]. Conway. 81, tuberculosis Hosp
Maude Bodemer, 81, Sibley Hosp.
Carl Dehnert. 10. 1879 6th st. NV.
Catherine May Fowler, I3 days, li52 Wis. ave. NV
James Cogan, I% hours 2ZS5 10th St NV.
COLORED.
Wallace Moore, g. Sheridan I'd, Anacostia, d. O
Sallie Carter, So. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
John Wood, 45 Wash. Asylum Hosp
Todd MOzee. &, Providence Hosp.
Hannah A. Jones. S. ll23 Connors Ct NV.
Rachel Carter, a. Columbia Hosp.
Ella Reed, IS, 1890 18th st. NV.
Henryetts Wood, % days II d st. sw.
Edward Banks, days. Freedmen's HOSP.
Rebecc7 B. Simms II hours, 1873 WiltbergeT St
Helen Lee, month, S53 9th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
PROF. CANS SEES NAVAL MEN.
German BaIIoonist Explains Plan to
Fly Across Sea.

DR.. Paul F. Cans. the German balloon
list. who proposes to try to fly from the
coast of Africa to the shores OF the
United States in a dirigible balloon,
called at the Navy Department yester.
day to request that vessels Of the navy
be ordered to cooperate with him in his
attempt to cross the Atlantic.
1t Is likely that a scout cruiser and
one or two fast torpedo destroyers will
be detailed to watch for Cans and his
dirigible If he gets near these shores.
Assistant Secretary Beekman Winthrop
requested the aeronaut to put his request
In writing and submit 1t to the depart
ment.
Dr. Cans intends to make the start
from the Canary Islands some time next
March.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
STOLEN JEWELRY RECOVERED.
Detective Evans Arrests Alleged
Thief in Quick Time.

Before the family Of John souder, at
l22s Randolph street northeast. had
missed SlOO worth Of jewelry from their
home, Detective Harry Evans. OF the
Sixth precinct, arrested the alleged thief
and recovered the property. James Has
lam. twenty-eight years old, Of rs D
street northeast. confessed, the police
say. that he entered the Souder home
and stole the jewelry.
Haslam was arrested while trying 10
dispose of the jewelry in the downtown
section Of the city.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES


William Mulvaney, SO, of LewinsviIle
va, and Dollie F. Rogers. q, of New
York City, N. Y. Rev. j. Harvey Dun
ham.
Leslie ]. BodIner, q, and Ida NJ. sey'
mour, ~, both Of Front Royal Va Rev
II. v. Hewlett.
Morris ]. Malickson, 3, and Lena Gold.
blet. "a Rev. NJ. r. Noelson.
Baron II. de Reinach-Werth, SO, OF Al
berta. Canada, and Diane Morgan-Hill
"a Rev. Edward L. Buckley.
Thomas w. Cockrill. %. and Madge z
Riley. p. both OF Warrenton, Va Rev
louis II Fleming. q, and Marie T
Diamond. 20 both OF Rochelle, Va.
Richard A. Garrett. q OF Wilmington
Del, and Martha A. Williamson, 2 Rev
S. II. Greene.
Martin. g. both Of Richmond, Va
Thomas H. Doty, 2. and Ruth "a. Bur.
ton. 21. Rev W. I. McKenney.
CODoRED,
J Monroe, 80. and Alice = Eriscos, q
Rev. c. i. Knox.
j 7. Case, g, and Guskis A. Frierset,
g Rev. David F. River
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander r. n BELENAP. dstaeAed duty North
Dakota, 10 duty Bureau q EsTigation Navy De
partment, Washlngton d. @.
Ileut Commander 8. v. GRAHAM. detached duty
Naval Academy, Anntpolis Nd, December 4
IsI1 10 duty Rhode Hand a. executive oGicsr.
Lieut.. d. I. HOWARD detached dufy Hartford.
70 duty Naval Academy. Annapclh. Nd
echooi Marine Ensineering. Annapolis, Nd, and
Exanted Ieafo THREE noulhA
Ensen A. n. vANDERH0oF retired placed upon
shs retired hst q ufhceu q the navy from
Nosruber 8. 1871.
Assistant Psyasstsr A. Il. MAYO. detached duty
Bureau q 0gppiic1 and Accoonis, Navy De
partmenl Deo.nbsl = i1ll, = duiy HaEnibst
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
Reform school to BE Enlarged.

On the, suggestion of Mrs. Laura A.
Olney. of the Woman's Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union, the Board of
Charities has included in its estimates
for the next fiscal year an item for the
enlargement of the Reform School for
Girls. so as to make provision for the
reception of white girls.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
GETS WHITE HOUSE JOB.
sherman Allen, of the New HOrL
Herald, Named Chief Clerk.

Sherman Allen. OF Vermont. has been
appointed chief clerk of the executive
offices OF the White House, succeeding
Rudolph Forster. who has been pro-
NOTED to the office OF executive clerk.
Mr.. Forster has been in the White House
for several years. and his salary will be
increased from 1900 to 5000 as a re-
suit of the promotion.
Mr.. Allen was formerly private secre-
tary to Truman H. Newberry. former
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. For
the last several years Mr.. Allen has been
a member OF the Washington bureau OF
the New York Herald.
The work OF the executive Offices prob
ably will be redistributed, in order to
relieve Secretary Hilles of the routine
duty he has formerly been burdened
with, so that he will have time to de-
vote to questions of policy.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
DESCRIBES ITALY OF TO-DAY.
Arthur stanley Rigss Lectures Be
fore Geographic Society.

A large audience Of the National
Geographic Society filled the auditorium
Of New Masonic Temple yesterday after
noon to hear an illustrated lecture on
ITALY Of to-day by Arthur Stanley
Riggs. traveller and author.
Mr.. Riggs, who lived six years in Italy,
described the Grand Canal Of Venice, the
Bridge Of Signs, the Palace of teh Des-
demona, where othello was wont to
boast OF his deeds of vaIor, and the city
of Florence.
The lecturer showed a remarkable pic
ture of the Campanile taken a few mo-
ments before its collapse, and explained
that while the photographer was almost
killed, the plate escaped with only q
crack. One hundred and fifty beautifully
colored views were shown.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

q. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Washington, Friday. Dec l. lell-s p. N
II will be souewhat colder Saturday night In the
Middle Atlantic States and New England, while
over the remainder Of the country temperature
changes will not be decided.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
DISMISS CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
Justice Anderson Takes. Action in
Case Against Thomas winn.

Case Against Thomas winn.
Justice Anderson yesterday dismissed
the charge Of conspiracy contained in
an indictment against Thomas Winn and
others to obtain money from the west
ern Union Telegraph Company by al
legged forged money-order kilograms.
In dismissing the charge the court
sustained the contention Of Attorneys
NJ. F.. Mangan and William Bradfeld,
for the accused, that the indictment
failed properly to allege the crime with
which the men were charged. District
Attorney Wilson noted an appeal for the
government. Those counts which direct
ly aIlege forgery and uttering of coun-
terfeit kilograms were held sufficient by
the court, and the men will be tried on
these counts.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
Local Temperature.

Midnight, 5; a. m. u; q. m, y; a. m. y
a. m, 3; 10 a. m. 20; II noon, a; p m, B
p m, 4s; p m. Is; p. m. ~; 10 p m. 40
Highest, 70; lowest. 30.
Relative humidity-s a m, S.; 2 =, m, IS; p
m, S. Hours Of sunshine 81. Per cent Of posi-
bic sunshine, 81.
Temperature same date last yeAr-Hishest. 80
lowest 80.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
TRANSFER BILL UP.
q mmissioners VIII Announce Their
Programme Next Week.

he Commissioners will announce early
. Il week what form of universal trans
legislation they will support at the
ming session of Congress. Yesterday
they submitted to Corporation Counsel
Thomas transcripts of the proceedings OF
the two hearings held on the transfer
subject. Mr.. Thomas will consider the
bill framed by the universal transfer
conference and the measure drawn up by
the Commissioners, and will then make
such recommendations to the District Of
ficials as he sees fit
Charles w. Darr. chairman of the con-
ference, will probably announce on Mon
day the date of the big mass meeting to
be held this month for the purpose OF
arousing even greater interest in the
transfer movement. Mr.. Darr and other
members Of the conference will soon con-
fer with Senator John D. Works, au-
thor OF one of the transfer bills; Repre-
sentative Ben Johnson, Of Kentucky, and
other prominent Congressman with re-
spect TO the transfer legislation.
Sir Robert Ball calculates that In early
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
COUPON

This coupon entities each
good little boy or girl accom-
panied by a guardian to one
story book with pictures in
colorsI Good only for Satur-
day, December 2, 1911. Pre-
sent in Toyland-Basement
Floor.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
DIED.

BOTTINEAU-On Friday, December L
1911, at his residence, 212 A street
northeast, JOHN g. BOTTINEAU, in
the seventy-sixth year Of his age.
Funeral from Wright's undertaking es-
tablishment, thence to st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Second and @ streets
northeast, where services will be held
at 3 o'clock Monday morning, Decem-
Der 4. Interment private. f(Minneap-
oils and North Dakota papers please
copy.)
GRISwOLD-On Friday, December l.
1911, at her residence, $50 Morris street
northeast, MARY A, beloved wife OF
William A Griswold.
Funeral from her late residence on
Monday, December 4, at p. m. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend.
1nterment at Glenwood Cemetery.
burlington Cvt) papers please copy)
HoFFMAN-on Thursday, November 30,
1911. at 2.25 p, m, after a painful ILL
ness, GEORGE E. HOFFMAN, in the
sixty-eighth year OF his age.
Funeral services at F. Geiers sons
chapel lib Seventh street north
west, Saturday, December 2, at 2:30
p. m. Interment at Prospect Hill
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited.
RAND-On Wednesday. November 9,
1911, at Concord, n. H, Of heart
trouble, H l. RAND, brother OF Pay
Director Stephen Rand, U. s. N.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
Director of Navy Yards Named.

Secretary Of the Navy Meyer yester-
day announced the appointment of Rear
Admiral A. B. Willis to the new posi-
ton of director of navy yards. Capt.
z. Thesis will be his assistant
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
Temperatures I'm otner Cities.

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-fon hours ended
at 8 D m yesterday, are as follows;
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
Tide Table.

Today-High tide. AZ q. m. and 40 D. m lc'
tide, l0:If q m. and II IS p. m.
TomoruW-Hish tide. SD a. m. and $50 p m.
low tide, u:5 g. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
John b. Hanna Amounted.

The appointment Of John B. Hanna, of
Belair, Nd, to be collector OF internal
revenue for Maryland and Delaware was
announced at the White House yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
co,dItion of the Water

Special to The Washington Herald.
HArpers Ferry, w. Va, Dec. L-fotonAe ano
Shenandoah both clear this evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
try MURINE ggE 9 I..l asHEDs I...I

Murine Eys sAivs. IN Assptie 7usss. zoe: ne
Murine iye Remedy. Liqoic -. - giek
nInrins Docsu't smart : soothes krs Rain
The Washington herald., 1911-12-02

Sir Robert Ball calculates that In early
times our tides were over 600 feet high.
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grDBten 1beile aus Sanbbeibe bsitebt
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Serratb.

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fpiro 8rdiioent 1uft burh bic Sshel
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zip auf, oaB 3Dus erboben lperben fol-
len, bic ausrsideu, I'm oem ameritas
HiIhsn 4rbeitsr boben Qobn uno bem
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qntlags gsbt offsnbor bon Der Qnii6t
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tit cine beitdnoige Grbobung Der ,3oqe
gsbiets, tpis oas felt 1860 gsiteben
If. 9urin liegt cine gdn3lits Der
teHnung aQer Derniinftigen Shus3ous
prtn3ipien.
QDorin Iiest bas trei6snoe Wotip,
oaB 30ue iibsrbaupt aufsrlsgt perben,
aubsr in 70 peit iie bu3u pisnen iol4
len, Der Regierung gintiiufte gu Der
fhaffsn? Die 9eihtdte aIlsr ShuBs
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5dbisieit, bic prsiis na6 8eIieben
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qen unb Spanien bat ii6 ebenfals
aneeI6itt, buIeIbft glunsrionen oor5us
nebmen. Inter Iolten IlmitGnpsn
mar 0eutfhlanb berettigt uHo per
pFIittst, feline 5ntsreffsu in Marottc
su ihIben unb ss bat Die Qbiiht
bier3u burd bic 8eissun9 oes 5as
fsns pon Qoobir tunb gstban. Wenn
oaraus bic 8efabr zines Welttrieaes
sntitanb, 10 III bas, ME aus oem 9sz
iauten erIihtlit, nidt 0suti6lanos
Shulb. Die Concentration. beun bsi
Der geisBun9 pon 4guoir hdnosIts e
iih nm nitts mebr. bat ibrsn 3ped
erfuIt. 9sutitlano unb Jrdntreit
tpsrosn gu elmer 8sritanoigung gslan.
uen unb es 1T bdntt Der Sdf,e bee
Weltfriebsus ein GROCER 0tsnit ernie.
fen rporoen. Trantrsih uno @uglano
fino bdourh bennhrihtigt lporoen,
bub tie niht mebr mad frsism 9eIieben
annettiren oiirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

SSplleite mag pielleiht einmal ausitht
aebabt boben, bic Domination onrt)
cine 0oltsbepegun1 su erlansen, me
iie Aooiepelt seeen ben Wiberitano Der
8pIititsr gum Siege perhdIf. 4bsr ABB
eefeben oaoon, oaB Saft iett etnem
Sabre feIte uno ipeite Wur5eln IN
9OIte gefabt bat, itno ale Gusiihtsn
oss Senutprs bon WiscDuiin ieit Dem
5age eeIhpunoen, od er ben Ne8lproa
sitdtspsrtras betdmpfte, aas ietns
reoneriIden Siinite tDnnsn Die 5bats
fade nid1t perbeimlidsn, oaB er Dem
8plte pirtIume 5ilfs perpeigerte,
0enn er gegsu ben SpI3 2ruit
itiirmt uno putbet, piro man ibn ba=
ran erinneru, odB er bas ein3iss
Wlittel, ben SoI5truit gu iprengen,
Die frsis Ginfubr aus Ganabd, suriids
mics. Denn er ben Uluno nett off
net, um aegen bic Observation-Disclosures
gu reoeu, piro man t6n baran erin
nern, odB er oas biersesen ein5tg
pirtIQme MlitteI, Die frete 9etreioes
Ginfubr aus Gdnaou, betdmpft bat.
ga ToLIette tpiro niht mehr als ebrs
Iider uno iiber3eugter goItsmdnn be-
tra6tst. Gr piro jest gu ben 0emas
gogen gerehnet.