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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-14

and extravagant costumes that fash
inabie Europe does not entirely a.
prove.
The little CzareYitch is able 10 BE-
about again though on crutehes. 4
berlin specialist is attending He =
in constant terror of another attack.
refusing even 70 ride in his new
motor car for fear Of anarchists
Tho organization OF Railway Ser
wants threatens to tie up al the
railway lines in England unless the
Midland Railway agrees to reinslafe.
Immediately and Internationally the
guard discharged for offensive conduck
toward a superior official
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SENATE NOTES

The antispeeding wave has struck
the senate, and before long an act
may be introduced there to check
the epidemic. Wirtz. Baker, Brown,
PenhaIow. Metzger and others among
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FORT SKATER NOTES

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, March lon
the Recommendation OF his company
commander the following appointment
is made in Company l., I'd Infantry:
To be sergeant, Corporal August Sa-
CERT, to date March IA, vice Bumgard-
.ner, reduced.
Captain J. IA Cullison who has been
a patient in the department. hospital
for some weeks is not conyaleseent
and will shortly be returned to a
status of sick in quarters, later an
exaended leave will be granted Cap
tain ellison for recuperation.
Lieutenant Kneeland s. Snow was
admitted to the hospitaf On the 18th
inst. by transfer from the post hos
pital.at Sehofield Barracks and during
his stay therein Mrs. Snow, who ac-
eompanied him to this post. will be
the gouse guest of Mrs. William r.
Gibson.
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! the senators are thinking oyer.a plan
! for bin adequate TO cope with the
problem. 81. ~. f. ..... /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

ben f6ausrli6ften unD furdtboriisn
9sgenben Der DuIte portOmmen ano
NIT unierem alIbssdnntsn 9lubb1ber
DerDonbt iinh, ba6en iin In hohorigis
nellsr Meiie ous gnumbeDOhnern ar
2aufs uHo Diiiienp6esln umeetpans
belt. Die SagO bierduf In Der Wls
ft.nbise madt alerbings tein Ysrgniis
gen. 60 er31bIt. Or. 81. Ribbed I'M
aosmos: .gei nteiner. Riitfehr mad
unferem 2ogsrplab los ih am zhrs
momster Sc Grab geliius ab; Der
Sonb mar 10 bsiB geiporoen. bdb e
unmOglich mar. iih gum ausruhen
oorauf nieberSulaiIen; Der Gorpsr mar
ON 4benb gang init 6iBblds6en be-
bsdt. Der Shpeib ram bei Der gfs
ringiten 9snesuEg in SlrDmeH BON
Der Giirn unb srfMrerte mir drmen
.griutuisdQt sas &ebsH nias t5sHsG.s
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lie Der 5iBs nirD jsbt 70 Oft ges
flngt, tpie iisbt es bomit in Der Mlite
aus2 Sn Der beiBen Wufts mare es
nod f9redlifer pbns bic tin5elnsn
bort lebenben @ertreter Der 9ogslnelt.
Cine ben turtmsniI6<n WIiten, Die
iest BON ben RufTen NIT elmer Giiens
bobn bur6qusrt iperoen, egsntbiimlis
DE unb bssbaIb in ben Wsufssn fesr
bessbrts 0ossIsattuns iino bic 2aufs
blber. Qber nur bic Rsptilisn fiibIen
iib pobl Bel elmer 9smpsrltur, bic
nidt islten 90 9r1o geliius erreiht
unp fih BEL benz n0ligsn Maneel an
Shatien ooppeIt uuangenebm fiiblbnr
maht. 5obI, funbfarbis, luuebeinig,
gloBdueis unb groBobrig iit alles, mas
in sr Wifte leibt unb lsbt. Gin biib@
ffes geifpiel bierfiir lift Der turtmeniz
fde Wiiitenbaft (aspus lebmnnni). Der
BON unferem ftmadbafien sJpeunb
2ompe gerabefo perfhiebsn lit, ME bic
Wifts bon uniersn bsimatblinsnR III
uno RartoffeIddern. 4ber add bic
.ebsH asHaHnssu aaafba4&s, DE uaT h!
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slstis far asmtralls, en-.

Cffiee ber 10unfb GommHfioasfs
epH SnMtIfon GeuHth,
gtHciHHutt. Ctio. ben TO- 3un 1913.
e,sastr..a m snsfss s,t . ses s'ssa ssars eat Ct
Genafn HcuiMsHsnutte bon GautIfcH 9ounh
aiHsiHnnti. Ctio. rHo in Ger Cfficf bee 1oare
q 9elEnin aemniii,erefsh h sen e. LeaIhssn As4,s
staanli 1913. nm ~ ntr mliitaas fas bic aaf1,
sfeheHhe arbest:
dennis SsH sssssfiiaiionea SO. ssex. LaE q.
neR GbeTbdn far eailr Tsfus Hrftfe Abef Ahtses
mGter Aiper su HarrsfoH IN eamslica 9onnip.
csso, nHe 1safbcrn GoaH'n. Jnb.. safttfou
Irwnfhip
mnna mis- ben 1idnen snb EpessFifatsensn. jest
Guffieaeub In ban Cities ber bsfagien Eeasoe
81 9ctrstn 9cuimiiltouers.
tertlai isln' sosids in ben Cffiees Der bsiaaisn
Acnrbs of Qcngfp QcrEsiNisBess 90 t0ten ira.
urh iunteu bselsttet issu BON FINER AisyGf6n
nsaass , s as
Gempann ale Si4erbsif hnfitr. oat Der 9l.ssr
ben Msntraft elnasksn pirb snr aufflbrHns
her sirseii i'm Sale ssrfsIbs ssas sisriaHnt
luirb.
gnr fsIbvn eest pfroen nnaebcir eaiqsasn.
fenernulsH fiir ssHe 9snrrxies xEaee On btsfrm
arrties. ieoen bfbglssH no bk Neerbs 81
gsmmtiIiOasEs sas #sdi ssr sn isrss asit is's.
fsn n freltsm ne DisfsIbe et6aDi " babtn
~sbs'1a 9is aoHnts gOr,msfIi0ners sfbasfsu no sas
@e6f nor. Elm oSsr aLe anaebots sariafsuiptI.
ssm siutlsass bsr eOafes 81 geuHfs uommil,
itrrzre bcn HanEtifon Gsnuts. Cbic. uno Eears
bern a'lH's. SH' ssoress nor
graaoshi Der sfssiHieisn xgaras q
uus ssses su ssaasssn y ~ dssna,,pnsssi msi's
GLssEi mstntattL sIsri ssmsIton
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mssis sas asmnastsrsH.
e M msfftoHer's Eftt ce.
"a milton IguU n. q,

G mtlb1H AU1ls Ly
Ginctnnaft. c.. 3. Gull 1918.
gerfteaeIte aHesbots tDesoeH err
oeaeHeencmmeH IN ner Effice bs Soare Of
Gcnni1 @omngsffinners bic 1rettags ben 4.
siuaufs 1918. um i2 uhr msittags. iar Die nndes
fielsnbe GcunfpsgiTbett:
Gemes Der GpesifttnsioHeH 80. 52o--Jiir bic
gassberterf!ganna Der EinsInnonng cbeK ben
auffakffeu sur Bride kber ben Mrenf Wli0snt
Rirer su alepes tn wsioHn Ioipnfbtp.
Tie Arbelf bat Sn gei1eben ~ uenerslHlfiris
mHna nit ber @lhuen uno SSeslifnit0aeH.
srelese isti nuflisaea IN ber Ciftes cee bocgb q
GcnHfn 0ommsiss0ners.
ane an8sbeie niiiflsn nHf gorinnlnren Gnssis
seriiaf fefn. mslbs tn Der Gffsce bes Ecarp ~
Qcnnfn gomHltfisnuers ~ tGbeu fsno. iIio ace
gEeflef fein BON etuert @onb In bsr Gebe neg
efHtaufenb fsi O0) TclarS. init sfves aIs
Ten unb GeHriaaeHben Aiiraen ais Ei4srheis. baly
her 9leser ben sfoniraft eiHaebeH mirh ssr stuss
fnbruHa Der Hrteit. TN SaIls bertgshe lem Si'
ersnHnf mixo.
Tie gongie 9pntmiifiDusrs beeaIien no bns
sseett hor. tEesmbssH ooer ale ansfeuie 81
eersperien.
am anffrnas sss soarb Of eausiltoH asmnia
GcIRmiflicrsrs, j
gtauIeb G&rubfe, gratshrnf
910fTg4
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Mufruf.

tritt in jens 2ano5unge fsin Eager
aufihIug. lin bos Worsensrouen
nun beeannen Die 9ameIe gu ihnuus
ben. Ufit einem WaaIe fielsn Shuiie,
unb dls bic fhIdftruntenenr5dse uno
Splbdten idben, ipie bic Wahtpoftsn
am 2dssreingang 3ufammenbraten,
ndrfen iie iih auf Die 9nie. Den
8roDnina in Der erbobenen Sdnb trat
sSelinet Dor Iein 3sIt, bod Iieb er Die
Duffe finten, aIs er ii9 nitt nilosn
geasrbpr0en, fonoern elmer 3ruppe
uniformirtsr Shpdrser nit einsm
tpeiben Ssraeanten an Der SpiBe 9es
gsniiber lab. Der Sergeant fragts
nit oro6enber Sttmme i'm Namsn oes
&0nigs 2eopoIb. 8ebsrrihers oes uns
obbGngigen Songoitadtes, Oh iih Die
adrapane ereeben nous. O1s dbsr
mar um biele 3sit ihon gsfheben.
llno iebt poren bic SoIouten nidt
mebr sS<linets Solbatsn, >ionbern bic
res Sergeanten, uno bic SrG9er uno
bic SamsIe, bic fem uno Der Girma
9tspoli Gut, es mohte an Die Sebns
tduienb gfunb pertb isin, duf ihren
gtiiden gstrageu bdtten. seborten Dem
Seraeanten bes unabbGngigsn 9ongos
ituates. limb nun bano Der Ser9ednt
benz 8erbrehsr, oenn ods mar nun
Senos cSsIinet, bic 5dnoe hinter benz
Riidsn, i6pang iih auf iein aomeI
unO i6leppts oen Gefonsenen on sls
nem Seile ndh.
Mas meter Sgnas Selinsts S6ids
iaI geptisn, iit ME 70 reht ans 1agsss
li6t qstpmmen. Tenn bic 8erbanos
Iung por Dem UfiIitdreerihtsbofe in
Bona mubte in 4btpeienbeit bss duf
benz transport peritorbenen Delins
ouenten burhgsfiibrt peroen. Doh ers
CAB fie nit GROCER GetpiBbii, oab Die
Gpnfistation Der Wdaren 81 Reht be-
itebe, uno bab ben Ssrgsanten teintrs
lei 8eri6uloen on otm 2oDe bes Sgs
nag SeIiust treffs. ginise Woheu
ipdter tam bic Rahriht BON osm
S6idial Der aarapane nah Grapes
totpn unb Is ergab iia, oab nit einem
MaIe bos 9siuh oss ebemals Diterrel'
6iiaen Stdatsbiiresrs Sgnd3 Jeltnet
Inn Qufnahme in Den @erb1nb bes
aDnigrtids 9robbritaunisu in giius
Itlgsm Siune erlsoigt Doroen mar.
0a srboben bic engliiden 3situnssn
einen eroben a1rm uuo i'm unters
hduIe CAB es cine srregte Debate iiber
oieien unerhDrten 5all Der 8ergeipdls
tigung britii6er JntsrsiIen ourh b.H
fleinen aongoItoat. 8rsi en9Iiiae
pansertr.u3er erIhienen Dor Der aons
gomiinbung unb feds Sorpeooboots
f6idten fi6 an, itromauffpdrts 81
Fabren. 60 belt es bic tonislih ton:
eoIeiiIde &egieruns fir oos aliiglte.
nrnsuge6sn, ihr geoauern iiber ben
9orfda aus3uiprehen uno ieneu
ihmdlen, IansseItrsdtsn Streifer
2cno, beFsn Gren3oerbdltnife ohns'
bies ME suns tlur setpefen fparen, in
giitlihem Wege an ben mohtiger
No6barn ab5utreten.
4us Den 9srihten iiber Die enelif6t
9orlamentsbsbotts srfubr enblih aud
'frau oSelinet ibr Gate mar lGnsf
fthon aeitorhn - pon bsm trourieer
gnbe ibres Sgnas unp BON ben GROCER
aei6tbiinlern. bic er. freiliA nur ieb'
poriibergebenb. beiefen bate
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Offteeber ggnntb Comm iffipntrs
IsH pamtlfcn GoHuip -.
9tHetnnatt Ebto. ben iO 1ait 1918.
atesaaeHomnen in Der GfnY bes ecarb "
9eHHlb GomEdffs1Hers bon Santtliou 0sufitp,
gprcimnait, Clio. ursb Ia bet EffIee oes EoGEo
N, eGUtencebara. Snb;. bic SreiiaR ben =
unanii 1919 nai ~ usf mhiiags. mr. bic mad
lselRnbs glrbeii:
eifea nsneu C6erban fiit be grii6s Cher
9eiiesvnier gipsT sa 6nrrtlon 6amilicn 1oaiis
NJ Cbsp nnb TearboTu IoHHtn. Sno. 6aruion
1siDgls.s Ie ssas esa sssa,,tsi'ssss sr no
ter Atoer 81 6arrtfon. ecHltIt0n 0oHnip, Lbso.
nHb Ieor6orB aouHie. Jnb.. oarrif0H 1csrIi'
lie arbeii bat su aef6ebeH In lieBesstuitirl.
mnne nit ben @Ganen nHo Gpesifiiaiscnen. iett
uHflieaenD IN ben Effsces Der befagfeu ScaEbs
cf gosr,to 4oH1mifsioHefB.
Aus augeb0te maen aaf Gormuleren ansaes
fertipi fetH. psl6e In ben Gffises beT hfiagieu
Rearhs 1of Eounip WomMtf1oners su b0beHe ehno.
nHb Hlitien bealeiiet fetH BON etHeI Stfral hafs
In Der Earnge Don fliTfioRfeHh lS5 000. .00l
1oHGxs eersnb bef gpesstifaiieU<ss 30. 4s3sD
ieaisnS $50, ,o5ccoi Gpaags ssmds ben Sss.
asnaaenbsn siserpsi,sn cher Ben6sne Com.
pdHn in igbeEi Safe, als Ssthertest eaflr, has
her sieter ben st0nitGfl etngebsr lpsIb Etr
alslGbrnHa Der aEosii, TN Caue eetissbs TN
aistsr bobsn bas asas. tbre eiasnen gians
uib gpestsifGiioneu slr elng 1rl6e an 1teifin
Ellufie Sa urEegbrstieH.
Tte Hearbs of 6cuHfh Commit ieHsTs behnGs
ten Ist eGS sedtt por H06 @mpinnn bon an,
eebpieH ben 4b1saffet her Hrn6e. tuelae Sis
eebniit so bGben icEHIcfn, enltuebst etHe 1sGbs.
asriide oGfr Concrete HrItde. tsfisnteusu.
Ete 9carsn Gcnutifipsere bebaiieu it8 h1e
sseff bor cir eeer uIle gInaehoie sngfiSs1spets
fwI
alH .elnstrcas Der Boards af gcnntn Gcmmsf.
flonesa bon nasHilloH 0caniu. E5sp, iinb Tear
born goaHin. 3Ho.
Reprceg aarIi,
ssrdlheHi Der psretniaien EcGgos q
Eoangb IolnmifEigHerA pcH TeGxberGl
90. 3Ho uub sauriiicn Geantp Gais
EeaIaAbJat; A m e. Enealh, AIihticr
nHS aIsrf son 1snrbOrH 90. acrinsiFsoHers
aIbfEt mslntareI Glsu paTHiiten
acnnir gcnEiiii.oners. i0.i7.2ss3i
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gu pertoui6en--Grunbsi

1888 QoInmbto e-2dtodises tsrause.
9inmer. g3afier Cos; 5erfauf6e aeGen
cin 4iano pber Ieer'tebsnee Got als erite
CT 4. CTR. i.
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gerIanst 81 fanfen.

MIte n--FaiI besnETeu bic Be.
ifen 1retie flr aieleIben Gereiilrs g. =.
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Carolina Millsr,

geh. Mprfmc cfer.
i'm aIier bon II 3nhren. / Qlount inn 1o
9aaen. Tte Neeroiauna fiuoet itntt ON 5reI'
taa ben %. SiiIt Wtpraef1s nhr nnm xru.ss
erbonFe aus. 5iibreftsGee Der Wiaiiahuleiis
@peuue uno 8nber Eirdfe fpordnf Mn ubr
In Der Serl sefuststircbe on her Mlnunau
gioenne elm fcterliheS JienneWlAmi aoaehdlfeil
piro iuo5u 5erluanote nuo JTeuRse eo1li1N
einaeooen iinb uon
II Ten tranerHben Sintsrbftbensu.
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otrmana.qaafr yls. &C. a c. 9.

eermana.aaser sis. GO. q G. g. o.
Zen @eansten nnb 9atrinraea sus RaAridf.
buk 4nir1erh o. y ssieu.0a seFtcrteH m lHo
BON Den AeamfeH bes eaeers am Ersti1e N9r.
agn nm 1899 LIT bonn TrIierhnirfs. 5se. 5iSS
&rFDUfta siDe 2Setinoob, aus eur ieeieu Aiisss
fame oeIestsi mtrb IN q. g o.
AIbsrt 81 tmuerIe, o. =,
MIbsrf WEams Eefr. II
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Gtarb am Efenitaa. ben %. SnH 1913,
sIbcnbs II libr 40 WliHmteH, natf iangcul eei'
Troruenten. nnfcre tnniaft aeliebie mlutier.
g6ruiceernuiier, @rubufnticr nno urarobmnff
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Gu oerfamIen - Gjrnnoeisentbnm.

9abe Branbtn b-Syeine ssIiib Hiiss
telbe banOeIn Gle inneu. 9refap, f4f Gf
4. Cir
aenneeh Sstpbi s--esas, Aaiier: tcis
5nlII5O: neiles Stbufbnns BON S75 900; 50
rer tut, 81 hanr nnb soc bic escfc. 9res
Z iap. i4f Efi 4. CTR Il
QabffpnptIfe-5c SnbrpeIn an sinei Gnrs
Iinieu: Gcmenisfsnkpege in ber Tronf; gof
40><i35: 81 bnnr unb 50c per mone- ete'
fob. tat CT 4. Ctr. i
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Gin @ndftetnbauB NIT 5intrnerD,
81 400: Elm BodifeinbaiI8- nit Q SintmerIl,
$4,000. 30. 705 1rciitoa elre., Rrice 2ta.
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.Maraarstha-Uirrt pm(fhtr,

eeb. 9e1ner,
I'm 60. qebensicbre. Gle Qeeroianne flnoet
ftdtt nm Gonuerttdg, ben "a 3nit Rnd1Ittaas
nm " llhr, nom Irnuerhoue aus. lpn3n 8sts
tuonoie unb iSrelfnhe ubne iueiiere gott5 pcI=
Iibit einselaben iifb bon
2224 Ten trnnermesn SinttrblitetueH.
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Camp 3pei 9sBtmmer
Ari1bdnier tn aliten 3u'tnHbe ntlb cut hers
intellect aGtsuiraaen 1881 Gtraigbt Str.
24-3f*
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Sn uermitthen.

eaben unb achust tmmer, aiiie Cage.
RorhfpefirIde Reiie nrb Ran1itner StrGBs
ancsufraaeH 2I25 Central aesHue b
cfftee-9esf Roou,. IS Der waOnat Gre
fnp. 1SI on 1. Ctr. DO
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GIifton SeiQbts-Gbio 2lbe.. inobernes
7s3tnrmer 6aus, gmpfnuasbnHe. 1etbfv0iiers
oetanupsfbitem ieparnter SbIts uno gselns
feIIer. Sronis8craroa; Got 3S>S05: nieies
paus tft eiHeefihiei fiir cine grpte EaHtiie;
pretS $4,000 fur fdncIIcH Rerfnnf 9lan fpres
DE bcr bel EbIer. 1928 9itce Ctr. Rhone
Canal 1856 y. 24,27'
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SobesunSeigen.

Giarb am 9,aoniog. ben 81. SuIi 1913, Wsrr.
ecna nm libr 40 Bsinuieu IN tbrer ssoh'
nuna, 80. 10s6 GebIer Gtrabe uHferc iItiiialf'
aeitehte @lutter, S6Dfcgermnfier, BroBmuiier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
SAYS VANDALS RUIN LAWN.
Hard to Keep Flowers in Open,
Writes Fred w. Pilling.

To the Editor of The Star:
In the columns of The Star OF this date,
in respect to cleaning and gardening, you
advise that all lawn space throughout the
city should be kept not merely sanitary
and neat looking. but should have an
abundance of Towering surface and other
features of adornment.
In some sections of the city this may
be accomplished. but not where | reside.
| have a spacious lawn at the corner OF
18th and q streets which | have, each
year. endeavored to make more beautiful
than the previous one. but l find VIII
have to give it up. We nave watched
peonies and other blooms come near to
perfection. to have them plucked during
the night by some vandal. and in in
stances the plants themselves destroyed
or pulled up by the roots We have mad
our choicest roses plucked, and our urns
of flowers and ferns overturned and their
contents ruined. Last fall put in
many a dollars worth of bulbs, hyacinths.
tulips. narcissus. etc, in order to have
the earliest blooms of spring.
Only yesterday. in the daytime,
dozen or more of beautiful hyacinths.
those nearest perfection. We're plucked by
negro boys; they were caught IN the act
by a neighbor. and when eNpostulated
with and threatened with a call Tor the
police made tracks FOR parts unknown;
We are afraid to leave our palms and
potted plants out over night, as nothing
in the flower or plant line is respected by
the negro youths of this neishoorhood.
NV front lawn has ever been beauty
spot for the passerby, and it Is disheart-
enins to have our money, our energy and
our time wasted; to see our Efforts to
beautify our premises go for nausht. l
have about concluded that in the future
only plain grass lawn VIII be unmo-
Tested.
FRED w. PILLING. 1886 18th street.
April 6, 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
BUSINESS MEN ENDORSE
CRUSADE FOR CLEAN CITY
Directors of Board of Trade Also
Favor Health Certificates in
Marriage.

The work of the clean city committee
for cleaner Washington was Endorsed
in resolution adopted yesterday after
noon by the board of directors of the
Washington Board of Trade.
A letter was read from W. III. Richard
son, chairman of the clean city commit
tee, in which he spoke of the great value
of having the work of the committee in
dorsed by the Board of Trade and other
civic and commercial organizations of the
city. Besides giving this Endorsement the
directors voted to urge every member of
the Board OF Trade to cooperate in every
possible way with the committee
Impressed with the Importance of
checking the spread of the social diseases
as the result of the presentation in this
city last Sunda yafternoon of the play
Damaged Goods. the board of directors
took the preliminary steps in movement
to improve health conditions in the Dis
trict.
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For Health Certificate.

The board voted to urge the enactment
of law making il compulsory for both
parties to a marriage contract to show
medical certificates of good health before
a license can be issued to them, and also
the enactment of legislation which will
render the health officer of the District
more helpful to physicians.
The attention of the board to the need
of starting a campaign against the spread
Of the social diseases was called by A. c.
Moses, who spoke of the startling facts
presented i'm Damaged Goods" Other
members of the directorate who witness
ed the presentation of this play were
President Droop and DR. William &.
Woodward. health officer of the District
DIR. Woodward declared that in order TO
check these diseases improved hospital
facilities are needed where those who are
unable to pay physicians fees can be
treated. He said that physicians should
be required to report all cases of the dis
eases to the health office, in order that
record can be kept for the purpose of as
pertaining whether the diseases are on
the increase or decrease.
In reporting such cases DR. Woodward
said it would not be necessary for the
physician to furnish the name of the pa
tient or any other facts that might serve
to Identify him. He also urged the neces-
sity of printed instructions and an educa-
fional health camnajRp
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ANY OLD $1,000 JOB.
But Applicant Wants One That Will
Suit School Teacher.

ANY old 1920 job under the Treasury
Department that would suit a Texas
school teacher will do for Roaring
Springs corresr ondent of Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo. Claim for recognition
by federal appointment is made on the
sole ground that the applicant has not
harassed Secretary McAdoo by appearing
in person or camping on his doorstep.
The communication reads
las l have not troubled you with my
presence, asking for position at the pie
counter. will you please reward me by
giving me just any position that YOU think
will suit Texas school teacher, at about
100 per year.
..Shail 1 expect this reward for my
thoughtfulness? or shall such blessings al
ways be given to those who rush in
where angels fear to tread. J"
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southeast section of the city, are lnclosed
by iron posts and chains and that no one
is permitted to trespass upon them
President Droop called the directors at
tention to statements made in literature
published by the District Suffrage League
and in a speech by. Senator La Toilette
He urged them to study both publications
in order that they will be prepared 10
combat any movement for change IN
the form of government for the District
The following new members We're elect
ed: Irving O. Ball. B. f. Clark. William
L. Clark, Ernst Gerstenberg. Parke Ha.-
old, G. T. Howard l.. w. Linkins, A. M.
Nevius, William B. Palmer, Percy II.
Russell J. W. Schaefer, Charles Schater
Frank Vanzant, James K. Young and \.
/, Wehh.
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Court Sets Aside Conviction.

Justice Stafford. in Criminal Court No.
/, has set aside the conviction OF Reverdv
j. Claggett on a charge of false pretense
in connection with a check on the First
National Bank of Southern Maryland
Claggett was convicted December 9, 1872
but his counsel. Charles III. Turner. made
a motion for new trial, which Justice
Stafford has granted.
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Ordered to Draft Bill.

The law and legislation committee was
directed to prepare bill for presentation
in Congress regulating the issuance of
marriage licenses. DR.. Woodward and
DR. Percy Kicking were authorized to
work out a plan for the checking of the
diseases.
A vote of thanks was given DIR. Wood
ward DIR. Hickling and Albert NJ. Ches-
ley for their talks on sex by giene at the
last regular meeting of the Board of
Trade.
f.. C. Graham reported that Represen-
alive Collier plans to present bill to
Congress providing for the establishment
in this city of a permanent state exhibit
ton. The counsel of the board was di-
rected to investigate the reported raising
of terminal charges upon the delivery of
coal over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, which has caused an increase in the
price of coal from certain mines, and to
take the matter up with the interstate
comrperca commission
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Would Open Small Parks.

The parks and reservations committee
was directed to ascertain from the super.
intendent of public buildings and grounds
whether number of small parks
throughout the city may not be opened to
the public. A. c. Moses reported that
many small reservations, especially in the
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typewriter at the hospital yesterday.
During the Triangle fire Miss Harris|
slid down the elevator cable from ths|
ninth floor TO the fourth floor to ESCAPED
the flames, then fell the rest Of the dis-|
lance landing on the top OF the cage.
More than twenty girls who fell down.
the shaft fell on top of her. many OIL
them being killed. 1t is expected that
Miss Harris will soon be discharged 'FRONT.'
the hospital.
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fire in which 100 other employees lost their
the shirt waist company, became COM
pletely paralyzed from the neck down
after her injuries. and her case was given
up as hopeless. She is now in the Hos
pital for Deformities and Joint Diseases,
where yesterday she surprised the other
patients by walking from ward to ward
to greet them.
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by rail TO San Francisco. and thence by
steamer To the orient. He expects 10
visit Picking. while the new Chinese con-
stituent assembly and legislature is In
session. in pursuance of his studies in
the development of government.