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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05

family to Baltimore county. Nd, where
he expects to do some squirrel shooting.
He probably will visit Baltimore city
during the Star spangled Banner cele-
bration.
Private Frank Samuels Of No. truck
company has gone to Niagara Falls. N.
7. He expects to remain at the falls for
about ten days.
Lieut.. J. R. Groves Of No 10 truck
company has gone to the seashore for ten
days.
Private John Croker Of No. II truck
company was OF duty most OF the week.
Engineer Raymond oden Of No. 20 en-
gine company was granted leave OF
absence for ten days. He took his family
to Colonial Beach for an outing.
Private A. H. johnson Of No. truck
company took his wife and baby to Ocean
City, Nd, this week. They will spend
FIVE days at tho seashore.
James A. Sullivan. assistant driver OF
No. engine company. has returned to
duty. He spent his vacation At Colonial
Beach.
Capt. Ernest Howard Of No. engine
company is away from his dudes FOR =
twelve days. Sickness in his family. 1t
is said, will prevent him from going
away.
Capt. W. A. Clark Of No. q engine
company took his family to Atlantic City
this week for q brief stay.
Members Of No. "a engine company
were treated to a crab feast this week.
The crabs were caught at Colonial Beach
by Lieut.. Al Haight, who Is spending his
vacation at that resort Last week
Charles Loff1ler furnished watermelon
feast for the company.
Lieut. T. F. Warren Of No. q engine
company has returned from trip to At
lantic City. He was accompanied by his
wife. daughter and granddaughter.
Private c. L. Byram Of No. q engine
company is spending q few days at Mar
Privates William beavers and q. e.
Klein Of No. 10 company are of duty on
leave Of absence. beavers II with a
party Of fishermen on the lower Potomac,
while Klein is spending his vacation at
home.
Charles Thompson. assistant driver Of
No. IS engine company, Is visiting at
Burkville, Va He has seven days leave.
Capt. Howard Wright Of No. II engine
company has returned from his annual
vacation. He took twenty days leave
and spent most Of the time in and about
York, Pa.
Wilson Oliver Of No. 16 engine COM
pany Is spending ten days vacation at
Colonial Beach.
Capt c. W. Hopkins Of No. IL engine
company is spending his vacation Of six
teen days at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Louis F. Post. assistant secretary Of
the department, addressed the meeting
held in the tent at 18th and Fairmont
streets northwest Wednesday night In cell
ebration of the seventy-Afth anniversary
Of the birth Of Henry George the single
tax advocate.
Representative Edward Heating Of Col
orado. who presided. introduced Mr.. Post
as the greatest living exponent Of Henry
George"
In the course Of his remarks Mr., Post
expounded at some length the principles
Of the single tax. and told many interest,"
ing stories Of Henry George
while deplore these deaths in Du-
rope" said Mr.. Post, speaking Of the
European conflict. yet I cannot but be-
lieve that the outcome will put m one
stage forward in the journey toward de-
mocracy."
Dr.. Edward T. Quig1ey, assistant 90
licitor Of tho Department Of Commerce,
Labor. left August q. aboard the Baitic,
Tor England with an insane alien. 1t be-
duct the man back to his native land
safely.
The man In question was adtudged OF
unsound mind because Of his monomania
about being q deserter from the English
army. He insisted that II he did not get
back to England in time he would be shot
as deserter.
W. 8. Lngamfelter. assistant chief
clerk. returned to the Office this week.
after short vacation.
Robert Watson, chief clerk, returned
to his desk Tuesday. after trip to At
lantic City.
Tho formation OF q press bureau for
the department Is a new thing in the
Mills building. Assistant Secretary Post
Is in charge of it. Each bureau Of the
department has its representative,
through whom all news Of the bureau is
communicated to Mr.. Post and his as
slstants. H. A. Stevens Of the assistant
secretary's Office Is In active charge Of
the publicity bureau.
Richard NJ Hill has had an extension
OF detail from the bureau of naturaliza-
ton.
Tho temporary appointment Of Robert
A. Barbee as assistant messenger In the
Secretary's Office has been extended.
Carl A. Fisherman. q clerk in the
children's bureau, received q substantial
promotion the first Of the month.
Miss Jane I. Newell. Miss Dora Stecker.
Miss Mary v. Dempsey and Miss Mar
garetta A. Williamson have been appoint
ed special agents in the children's bu-
reau. All Of these are new positions Just
created.
Miss Ella A. Merritt, a clerk In the
children's bureau, was promoted the first
Of the month.
Miss valla Kenneth, whose temporary
position with the department concluded
recently, was appointed the last Of An
gust to the position Of clerk in the chill
dren's bureau.
Miss Ella o. Latham has been trans
ferred from the Department Of Agricul-
ture to take the position vacated by MISS
Kenneth.
Miss Mia F. Allen has been Temporarily
appointed as special agent Of the chill
dren's bureau.
Frank B. Earp has been detailed from
the bureau of naturalization to clerk IN
the office Of the Secretary.
The temporary appointment az clerk
IN the children's bureau OF MIS-. r.
Merle Baldwin expired August 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05

Accompanied by his wife and son Fran
els and Mrs. P. E. McElligott and son
Detective McNamee went to st. An
drews-on-the-H Hudson and visited his son
Stephen Francis McNamee, who is study
ing for the priesthood.
Private I. E. Keck of the second pre-
cinct is enjoying a five-day rest He
remained in the city.
Private Harry s. Hutton, member Of
the force Of policemen at the White
House. has been granted twenty days
leave. He will go to Atlantic City for .
part Of the time.
Capt. Daniel Sullivan Of the third pre-
cinct and Capt: c: e. E Father Of No.
last Saturday. spent Sunday in and
about the tidewater city and returned
Monday morning.
Private Luther F. Allen Of the fourth
precinct has gone to his former home al
Warrenton, Va He will spend I'VE day.
with relatives.
Walter Wallich, member Of Capt. WI
Hams command. IL visiting relatives At
Laurel. Nd. He will be of duty for a
week.
Sergt. J. I. Kilmartin Of the fourth pre-
cinct was of duty five days this week.
Private e. L. Eby Of the seventh pre-
cinct has returned from a fishing trip.
having been away two weeks. He was
on the Shenandoah river part Of the time.
and In a camp on the Potomac the other
part
"And had splendid luck" he stated
when he returned
J. H Arendes, private of Capt Schnei-
der's command. is away on a ten-day
leave. Arendes usually goes to Atlantic
City when he takes his vacation. but
this time he did not say where he ex-
pected to spend his vacation.
Private A. B. scrivener of the seventh
precinct Is spending two weeks in the
mountains Of Virginia with relatives.
Policeman Frank Leer Of the seventh
precinct was recently Off duty six days
because Of a death in his family.
Private r. A. johnson Of the seventh
precinct and Mrs. johnson have gone to
Boston. Mass. They expect to be away
from the city for about ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Third Assistant Secretary william PM.
lips, who is in charge Of measures fop
the relief Of Americans in Europe, hAo
gone to Massachusetts, for few days.
John O. Wood. consul general 1t Adls
Ababa, Abysstnia. ID In this city On hig
way to Bucksport, Me-. where he win
spend his vacation.
CASTOR Schmutz. United States consul ~
Aguascalientes, Mexico. is In this city on
leave of absence.
Ross Hazeltine. consul at Cartagena. d
In this city on leave OF absence.
Jordan H stabler. clerk in the State
Department. left this week for London
to Join the clerical force In the Aneri-
can embassy. where q great amount OF
routine work has umulated on aero nj
Of the European war. II is probable
that additional clerks will be sent to Lor-
don to reinforce Ambassador Pages stan
Nelson O'Shaughnessy. unti recently
charge d'affaires at Mexico CITY. his heel
detailed for special service in the M ssy
at Vienna. and will sail for that city next
week.
Prof. Garrett Dropper. minister to
Greece. was In town this week receiving
final Instructions. He will sail Tor his
post next week.
Joseph r. rhorup Of Salt Lake City. ~.
Gently appointed clerk In the legation g
Athens, win sail from New York naEo
Wednesday for his post
Assistant secrstasy 4. 4. 49, yhe
has been In Europe for several woaAs,
returned to this city Yesterday and rs
sumed his duties ut the state DUasts
msnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Eugene Millott Of the postal saving.
September S.to 80.
Johann c. Kondrup Of the money orde,
piring September 20.
Carl NJ. wynne. division Of registered
mails. will be away from the department,
from Monday for three weeks.
Glenn c. Williams Of tho division OF
railway mail adjustments leaves today
for a visit Of three weeks to his parents
at Slick, Mo.
H. J. J. ornwald. division Of postal
savings, leaves tomorrow on a vacation
of three weeks.
Mrs. F. s. Kalk. division Of rural malls
left September for a vacation Of three
weeks.
F. E. Button Of the chief post office in
spector's office has been granted leave OF
absence from September to 10.
H. c. Davis. division Of unance. Is away
on a vacation that will extend to Sep
TENDER 10.
Mrs. F. F. Hodge, division Of postmas-
ters' appointments, has been granted a
vacation from September for two weeks
Office Of Auditor for p. O. Dept.
G. e. Bufrum. secretary to Auditor
Kram. left Washington yesterday morn
ing for Atlantic City. to remain over
Labor day.
Miss Ellen v. Leigh. division Of post
, masters accounts. has been granted a
leave Of one month. which she will spend
with friends In Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts.
Twenty-six operatives Of the electrical
accounting division who are away en-
joying an allotted vacation period Of three
weeks will return to duty Tuesday.
Rev. Charles W. Hearns Of the general
office stan, who mas agricultural predileo-
tions spent the past ten days on his gar
den-farm. in Ivy City.
Clinton W. Jones Of the mail section
has been granted leave which expires
September Z.
Charles H. Ourand. assistant in charge
of the electrical asserting force. left the
city yesterday for . months outing at
Sos0AAA"A Osssos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief WAGNER and DR.. Charles BARN.
we'll Robinson will visit Baltimore Mon
day in time to witness the opening OF
the star spangled Banner celebration
Thew will not go as official representa-
tives of the District government in con-
nection with the celebration. however.
but on a business mission to purchase
six horses for the department.
''The engagement with Baltimore
dealer was made long ago." said Chief
Wagner. land we were ignorant Of the
date fixed for the celebration.
But" he added, 81 suppose the horse
dealer will not object to doing business
because Of tho celebration"
Owen Moxley Of the Office force antici-
pates putting up his winter supply Of
fish next week. He Is going to Colonial
8each for several days, he said, ana
expects to do most of his fishing at Cob
bar. on the Maryland side Of the river,
where many large catches have been
made this season.
Moxley will take his family with him
and will fish with H. T. Ireland Of the
Washington Terminal Company. When
he returns from his fishing trip he will
go to Baltimore to enjoy the Star Span
gIed banner celebration.
e. r. Pierce, also Of the office force,
has returned from trip to Overall. Va,
where he went to take a few bass from
the Shenandoah river
And l didn't get a fish," was his sad
comment. 1t rained almost every day
was there. the river got muddy and
the sport was off"
Rain did not interfere with cunning in
number Of squirrels. It is unlawful to
Kill any other game until November
Fire Marshal Nicholson was in the
city Monday. but did not remain long
his appearance at the District building
created some surprise. and his associa ties
were anxious to know why he had re-
turned from his vacation SO soon.,
I forgot" said one of them after
questioning Chief Wagner's assistant
The fire marshal was at Virginia Beach
and Ocean View last week, and he ia
winding up his vacation at Atlantic
City.
The several inspectors In the depart
ment are visiting the alleys throuehout
the city and reporting the number and
position of the overhead telegraph and
telephone wires in them. It is reported
tnat some Of the wires are SO Construct
ment In case Of fire. and 1t Is probable
tnat such wires will be taken down.
Private W. A. Bryarly and Ass1stan.
Driver w. I. Reed Of No. 2 truck COM
pany are or duty for a week. Bryarlv
is spending his vacation in the city. while
Reed has gone on q fishing. trip.
Lieut. Charles Thomas of the third
precinct took a vacation Of eight days.
He told his companions that he was
going to catch some smalI-mouth bass
In streams In West Virginia.
Private NJ. W. Thayer of No. 8 engine
company has gone to Saratoga Springs,
N. T.. for 4 ten-day visit to relatives
His mother went with him.
Frank Frere, assistant driver Of No. 8
truck company. was detained at home
this week ON account Of illness.
Thomas O'Brien, assistant driver Of No.
8 truck company. IL at Harpers Ferry for
three weeks
Charles Ward, private In No. engine
company. has been granted Q leave OF
absence Of twenty days. He took his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE.

For the first time In the history Of the
bureau Of crop estimates, one Of the old
est bureaus in the Department Of Agri-
culture. having been founded in 1865. no
European crop reports are coming in.
With the exception Of a few reports from
England there has been an absolute
dearth Of agricultural news from the Eu-
ropean countries now at war. Even the
International Institute Of Agriculture at
Rome has sent only very meager reports
since war started.
An official Of the bureau stated yester-
Of sugar Of 21,000.000 tons, the belliger-
100000 tons.
when It Is taken into consideration that
India makes 100000 tons, it does not
seem 90 surprising. Belgium. France and
Austria are also big producers Of sugar.
ir the price of sugar in this country Is,
after all, not thing to be especially
wondered at" concluded the speaker.
According to the latest French argi-
cultural papers received at the bureau.
French millers are advertising that the
price Of flour in France will positively
not be raised above a certain price, in
any contingency. This price. reduced to
American figures. IL to be about the
this country. This action Of the French
millers, who have thus refused to take
advantage of the war to raise prices. is
evidence Of the intense patriotism of the
French nation.
Charles NJ. Daugherty, statistical scien-
tist In the bureau of crop estimates. and
Mrs Daugherty left Wednesday for At
lantic City. where they will stay about
two weeks.
Troy Nubson. clerk In the quarantine
division Of the bureau Of animal indus
try, left Thursday on annual leave to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05
PRINTING OFFICE.

-
,.,,,..s n,,,oh ,.yorab la mention during
ceiVeo muc" -,
the debates IN Sohsress u.e p"''
while the printing ONCE Dill was unoer
discussion. Representative johnson of
Washington devoted several lines to e. ].
Patch. known among Ms co-"olAes %
SAM" whom Mr. johnson SAID taught
him what he knew about tho printing
business
..,... v.,..,.. u,m. s.,,n.-.,
Asslsn' sole'..1n r A.. ~
Id Nasn ana Don L. murray OF inc ni'o-
type section (night) will leave tomorrow
for q fishing TIP on the lower Potomac.
.-.,ss -Ss-Ss> IN -. ~a.- e.. :.
secuon &Mens) VIII leave I0esoaS ZOE
visit in the west. to be absent TWO
fore her return WIN y1dt relatives in
Hsnnsvivania
bis % ,eaxs sns nd hs
brother IN A. Louis. Mr. Myer. viii be-
ocCo,nna ni.6 nv 81. w.s. ard ~,
Copy Editor Chares q. Etchbereer has
been On the sick Iist the mast week.
monotype section returned Tuesday from
q. visit to his Old home at Charles Town.
". Va. Assistant Andrew T.. Huss
va Vas .hs.r cn - NJ H Ine ssc''o" ouf"s
sAo 1DoeAise Va A-A.
MANY sact;op. IN the oaice are proorn-
mo canJ,data. vor tha Talerate rac.
n 1o1s 49, ~ II oonrant;,, a.
LOS Anseies. ine employes OF tne
nnotype section tnignt) oeneve tney
nave gooo material IN Joe Scanneii
ano Dan Mcfaooen. ana the Gay mo
type section has mentioned the name
Besides the activity shown by govern
ment employees interest is taken in the
downtown candidates, where Doran
and Francis Benxler Of the Post chapel
are mentioned.
During the absence Of John ODonog-
hue. foreman Of the monotype key
horn was In charge.
The following members of the day
proofroom viii begin their leave
kinson, Mrs. Louise W. Chatterton. J.
W. Clark. J. w. Eggleston, Murray
Hackett, J. T. Higgins. C. M Robinson,
Miss Fannie Rosemond, p. M. Wallace
T. ]. McDonough Of the night force
will return today from a two-week
vacation at Round Hill, Va
The following competitors Of the
ported on the sick list this week: W,
r. Love. Samuel E. Mullen, Edmund
hand section, has been granted afteen
days of his annual leave. and Wednes-
City. Nd. ~ a. o'ean
Miss Jennie Goss OF the stamn,n1
room has been granted thraa waeEs
leave Of Absence 'As
hand section. day' who has heen "a. nn
detail at the State, War and Navy
branch returned To the nnoin oN9r.
Mrs, Ada II, Gasaway of the forward.
ing and finishing section will leave
friends and relatives in Toledo. Ohio.
the hand section. day, began his vaca-
ZION InuTSQ6y, W01Cn ne VIII spend at
Virginia Beach.
J. F. Putnam Of the specification
from his annual months fishing trim
eff the coast of Maine Mr.. Putnam re-
ports the landing of a 125-pound hall
~
During the absence Of c. r. Taylor.
machinist in charge, on leave OF ab.
sence. Hugh o'conor is acting in his
place.
Ben F. Dorsey of the electrical 500
ton is on weeks vacation.
A.,
Mrs. Cnariee r. weston, wife Of
s weston assistant foreman in
the 9, ,orwaroing ING nnlsning division,
VIII leave today with party OF friends
10, T., zen n. va t,,n -: wnere tney Will re-
'''AA" Ao' Nv" "eeAo'
Frank Ma1ov ~ ~. n.r..,
vision a. a oorrecfnr ."e press d.