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The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
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The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
"HoME-MADE" SHOW GIRL MOTTO
Young Women with Lady Luxury
Bar Imported Goods.

The young women with Lady
Luxury at the BelascO Theater next
week have an organization known as
the National Trade Mark Association,
whose object is the fostering of home
Industries and putting a ban on any
importations that could be manufac-
tured in the United States.
They have agreed to wear only
homemade gowns, gloves, boots
hosiery, lingerie and other articles of
feminine apparel, and to further their
idea among business men they have
button in the form of the national
shield. bearing the slogan Made in
the l.. S. A." which they will sell
on the streets of Washington at noon
next Tuesday. the money to be given
to the Red Cross funu.
Among the young women who will
sell, all members of the Lady Lux
ury" Chapter of the y. T. NJ. A, are
Misses Florence Webber, president;
Emile Lea, vice president; Marie
Flynn, secretary. and Emily FitZroy,
treasurer, and the following ladies of
the chorus: Dorothy Fitch, Lauretta
Wilson, Kathryn Andrews. Dorothy
Honey, Ivay Paget, Catherine Taggart,
Billy Woods, Katherine Grant. Laurel
ia Grant, and others.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Whit.
Carmelo and GiuSppa ZStaro, Eirl.
Arthur II. and Juliet B. Williams, girl.
Albert NJ and Mary A. West, boy.
Charles T. and Lillian NJ. Talbert, girl.
Samuel and Hclen Stein hoy
Henry and Eliza Schwartz, boy.
A. L. and EDNA ". Swift. boy.
Norman and Lilly y. Reint1el, girl.
Charles and Katherine Prtchard, boy.
Earl G. and Lottis Paules hoy.
Frank ]. and Evelyn NJ. Paul, girl.
Thomas L md Lorraine Miller. boy.
James P and NIar- J. McCaucy. boy.
Thomas and Frances MAYER. girl.
Lewis Fl. and Lillian NJ Magrlder, boy.
Louis f. md Rose Lar, boy.
Charles J. and Georgia Lanmead. girl.
Maurice s. and Daisy A. Kidwell, boy.
]. H. and Annie johnson. girl.
John F. and Sadie C. Hall hoy.
Louis W. and Minnie +. Harding girl
Charles L, and Mable Cioodreau girl.
Edward and Idy l.. Fletcher. girl.
Donate and CarmelA ChiTico. girl.
Albert d. snd VirEie A. Coe. girl.
Isaac and Ye;ta Cohu hoy.
William and Doda Bentley. hoy.
Norris and Ethel Bragon. girl.
Aarun and FPnnio Berkman, girl and bog, twins
John A and Laura NJ. Broen, boy.
sam and Anna BGuman. boy.
COLoRED.
BENJAMIN and Lillian White. girl
Emhore and Rose Smith, girl
Edward and Jaene Simms, boy.
William q. and Man VI. savey boy.
CharIes and Mauds PieTSon boJ.
John W. and May Nelson. girl
Charles and Louise Lee, girl
Frank and Minnie GdgEs girl.
Joseph and Bessie Gaines. girl
Fred and Rebecca Dorsey. girl.
James and Helena Carter, girl.
Joseph and Viola Butler, boy.
James and Mary Beverley. girl
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Obe Down Grier

The Young Peoples Socialist League
will hold a meeting tomorrow night
at Sl1 Z street northwest, when II.
Rappaport will speak on organic
Evolution"
Fire losses In the District aEEre-
gated S25,667 during January, ac-
cording to the monthly report of Fire
Chief Wagner, issued yesterday after
noon. There were 116 alarms sound
! ed, of which twenty three were false.
DIR. Isabel HnsIup Lamb will talk
to the National Society of Keep Wells
Friday night in the lecture hall OF
the Church of the Covenant. Her
subject will be Red Cross Work" H.
Illustrated by lantern slides. The meet
ing is for women.
DIR. Harriet r. Hunt, n specialist
in the Montessorio method will give
series of three lectures on Auto
Education" at the George Washington
University today, tomorrow and Fri
day at 4 o'clock, and are open to the
public without charge.
!. 4. Mann, millionaire politician
and sportsman of West Virginia, who
is making his residence in Washing
ton, has purchased Cloudy Girl, the
famous Kentucky show horse from
stabbed at the Riding and Hunt Club,
The Webster Home school AssocIa-
tion will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Webster School at
Tenth and II streets northwest. The
Wallach School Association will meet
next Tuesday night at their school at
S o'clock.
The lecture this week In the regular
Wednesday course by Mrs. Clara Be
wick Colby will be on Rudolph
Eucken and the New Religious Ideal
ism" The closing lecture next week
will be on The Great Mother" deal
ing with the philosophy of the fem
mime in nature.
"SIdeIIEhts on Administration" will
be the subject of an address by
Claude n. Bennett, manager of the
Congressional Information Bureau, be-
fore the Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Associa tion tonight at the Army and
Navy Preparatory School. Connecticut
avenue and Upton streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

Abraham ! Rappsport. ., Of New York City
and Jeanpetts NJ Cohen, = Rabbi GedAlia Silver
stone.
Charles A. Cartwright "A. OF Metamore. Ohio. snc
Margaret ]. Elgin. % Rev. Henry H. R1nck-
Charles weinstein, =. and Rebacca Sol. .
Rabbi G. sverytOne.
Walter II. Harrington. 2, and Elizabeth VI
Browning .. Rev. Howard F. Downs
Emerson Glenn Bull. q, Of HughesTille, Pa. ant
Hannah Elizabeth Fetzer. -, Of Pictine Rock. Pa
Rev Charles z FultZ
Limerick H. Shredder. g. Of Fort Myer, Va. and
Isabella c. Seminar 20. Rev. James F. MSckin.
Jennie E. Anderson. =. of Richmond. Va. anc
Ida w. samuels q, Of Whites, Va. Rev. H. B
Hoslev.
John e Cunningham. "a and Lorena F. Brooks
49, Rev. William ]. Brooks.
COLORED.
James z. Cameron s. and Lille Jones. Is. Rev
William J. Howard
John Vincent o. and Virginia Proctor. q. Rev
G. Melville Oliver.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
DELAYS EXCISE BOARD PROBE.
ship Bill FiIIbuster Causes Post.
ponement of Inquiry.

Senator Sheppard. OF Texas. chairman
nf the committee appointed by the Vice
President to Investigate the Excise Board
Of the District, yesterday announced
that the inquiry will not be begun until
after the expected extra session of Con-
gross ConVeneS
Senator Sheppard called a meeting of
the inquiry committee for yesterday, but
the members were unable to meet he
rause Of the ship bill hHbustcr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
MAN NAMED JENNIE
IS GOING TO WED
Marriage License Clerk Wouldn't Be
lieve Him Until He Gave His Ad-
dress as Richmond.

Name. please?' inquired Col. Kroll
marriage license clerk. as a young mar
stepped up to the counter yesterday.
Jennie E. Anderson" responded the
prospective bridegroom.
Your name. not your wife-to-be's
name
'I have given it to YOU
You must be mistaken" insisted the
colonel; do YOU mean to say on oath
that your name is Jennie?"
That's my name
We'll. I'll have to see that in writing
before I believe it. Sign here" Thrust
ing a ponderous book and unwieldly pen
out
E-N-N-I-E," wrote the person.
We'll. you're the first man with a
womans name that ever blew in here.
Where do you come FROM"
Richmond"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

North. She will 40 to New York City.
where she will be the guest Of Mrs. Ar
thur Dodge. and then to Lake hehoHs-
con, y. Y, where she Will visit MISS
Adams at her winter home.
Charles ]. ColuDbus. secretary OF the
Retail Merchants Association. is expect
ed to return the latter part of this week
from a Western trip.
William A. Rogers. commodore OF the
Washington Canoe Club, has returned
from q business trip in the North.
Cant. ". f. p. French, L. 5. A. will
leave the city Friday on tour Of the
North during which he will deliver a
series of lectures on socialism and the
army.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert stock
tor. L. 5. y. retired. president OF the
George Washington University. has re-
turned to the city after a brief out-of-
town trip.
Prof. Leslie Cleveland MCNeTnar, OF the
department of political science at George
washington University. was unable 10
meet his classes yesterday on account
Of an attack of IA grippe.
Secretary of Labor Wilson, on Ihurs-
dav next. will address the Charleston
S c. Chamber Of Commerce on unem-
ployment conditions in this country.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Smallpox Quarantine at University

Wabash. Ind. Feb. 9-Manchester Col
lege with an enrolment of 400 students,
was quarantined following an out
break of smallpox. The institution is
located at North Manchester and ii is
feared the disease will become epidemic
in the town
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York. Feb. 9-The following
WRshinGtOnians registered at New York
hotels: Grand-H Y. Brooke and w. r.
Ely: Herald Square,. +. Reese; MARI
bOrUugh-H B. Shirk.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
ASSIGNED TO DISTRICT WORK.

Col. Hodges Assumes Charge OF
Water Supply system Today.
Col Harry F. Hodges, for several
years engineer of maintenance of the
Panama Canal, today assumes charge
of the District water supply system
and all river and harbor works in
the vicinity. succeeding Lieut.. Col.
Henry c. Newcomer, who had been
in charge for several months.
Col. Hodges was born in Massachu-
setts in 1860 and was graduated in
1881 from the United States Military
Academy. For a time he was profess
sor of civil and military engineering
in the Naval Academy. and during the
war with Spain he served as lieuten-
ant colonel and colonel of the First
United States Volunteer Engineers.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Will Probe Gifts" to Railroaders

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion will probe the gifts of 100000
said to have been made to each of the
former officials of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad. The in
quiry will he started when the COM
mission resumes its investigation OF
the high financing" of the railroad
on February IS.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Mail Theft Case Continued.

The case of Lucien Lewis, colOred. tried
yesterday before United States Commits
sioner Isaac r. Hit on charge of hav-
ing stolen mail matter from the wagon of
a postofice collector. was continued un-
til Thursday morning. In the mean
time, Lewis will be held under 81, 900 bail.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Thaw Thanks Telephone Girls.

Manchester. y. H. Feb. 9.-Fo-ty
telephone girls in the local exchange
each received n pound box of choco
lates from Harry X. Thaw today. The
candy was given as a token of Thaws s
appreciation for the telephone service
he received when he was here.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
,ney'S Worth or Nancy Back.
D. ]. KAUFMAN
INCORPORATED
IOO5-O7 Pa. Ave.
In the District Courts.

Thomas s. Rogers. a plate printer,
yesterday filed suit for 10000
aEainst the D. Loughran Company, re-
tail tobacco merchants, alleging he
was knocked down February =, 1914,
At Fourteenth and B streets south
west by a wagon belonging TO the
firm. receiving permanent injuries and
A serious shock TO his nervous sys-
TEN. He is represented by the firm
of Ellis & Donaldson.
TIiIda c. Hunt yesterday filed suit
for $4,000 against the District gov
ernment and Harry c. Wardman. al
leging that she was seriously injured
and received permanent nervous de-
rangement in fall on December 30,
1912, at First and L streets north
east. due to a negligentIy constructed
plank boardwalk on the sidewalk.
The plaintiff is represented by Attor-
ney James A. O'Shea.
Laura A. Kantz filed suit for alb
solute divorce from Robert A. Kantz,
requesting alimony and the custody
OF their child. They were married
April %. 1884, in Pennsylvania and
separated April %, 1911. Misconduct
is alleged and a correspondent named.
ne VIII OF hattie scott MOTIFS,
dated January II. 1915. was filed for
probate yesterday. BY its terms the
property at 1906 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast is left to a sister. Rosa A.
Smith, to be held in trust. When
sold $3.50 each will be paid to John
r. Norris, the husband, and EstelIe Z.
Wilson. a sister, and 500 each will
be paid to John F. William H, and
Clarence E. Scott. brothers. The jew
elry is left TO the husband.
The will of William Twombley.
dated August 13, 1914. and filed yes
terday for probate, leaves one-half Of
the proceeds of the estate when con-
verted into cash to the widow. Mrs.
Mary =. Twombley. James Twombley
and Christopher Twombley, brothers
OF the testator. are left $500 and 5000
respectively, and n number of smaller
legaCies are mentioned, the remainder
going to the widow.
Harry J. Senay leaves his entire
estate to his wife. MARITIME L. Senay.
according to the terms of his will,
dated November 10, 1902.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

st. Louis night schools have among
pupils n woman OF seventy. who IL try
ing to make up for early neglect Of edu-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Send Floral Valentines.
Guides home grown flowers are always
pleasing and expressive. 1914 + st
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

/ HHYANTED msa and Woasu IN each q
" ths 6SSsrumsnt 0sparmsats 10 repre-
seat . financial eoaesrn with ssveaty
ysau' % suoosssful businen sxpsrisaes. Prsats
iron Tea 10 Fltty dollars a ussk. uortisp ait9
sMes hogrI RspIlss eoaadsatiaI.
Address BoX z. Hsrald Omes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
LOCAL MENTION

Large cans Cal; peaches, Toe; lbs.
choice evap. peaches, 25c; fat Norway
mackerel. sc and 10c; 4 cans baked
beans, csc: , doZ. safety matches, 10c;
4 cans peas, csc: 4 cans corn, Csc: pink
less milk. small cans, 1Oc; large,
7kc; white potatoes. 16c PIX; onions,
CSC: apples, 25c: Wonder coffee, 2Oc;
peanut butter. lOc; lard, 12kc; choco-
late, 3Oc lb.; boraX soap. CSC: lbs.
starch, 10c; 3 toilet paper. 10c; navy
beans, &c h.: hominy. 2kc: lima beans
Sc: l. lbs. white meal, soc: lbs. buck
wheat. csc; mixed nuts, TIC: cocoanuts
SC; macaroni or spaghetti, &c; currants
&C; seeded raisins. Sc. 926 Pa. Ave. and
all The J. T. d. Pyles Stores.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
OBITUARY..

Funeral services will be held tomorrow
for o. \. Booth, an employe OF the Post
office Department for a number of years
and also a pTacticing attorney, who died
Monday night at his residence, so Eighth
street northeast. Interment will be In
Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Booth was a chief OF division at
the time of his death. He was 4 member
of Equal Lodge No. Il. knights OF
Pythias. and Federal City Lodge of Odd
Fellows. He had been i'll for four weeks.
He leaves a widow. eight sons and two
daughters
Funeral services for Samuel Pusey.
eighty-three years old, a member of the
Oldest Inhabitants Association, who died
Monday OF pneumonia at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Walcott 22O3
Champlaln street northwest. will be held
this afternoon at the homo OF another
daughter. Mrs. James II. Mcdowell 2il3
First street northwest. Rev. DIR. Mar
tin, Of DUN barton Avenue ". F. Church.
of which Mr.. Pusey had been a member
for thirty years. will officiate. Interment
in Rock Creek Cemetery will follow.
Mr.. Pusey also Is survived by a third
daughter Mrs. Mae Aven, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Best business lunch In washina ton
Eckstein's. Ladies' and gentlemen. II12
New York Ave. 2ac. LIST and Sd floors.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

ShaHer's Flowers are greetings "your
Valentine" will appreciate. 800 18th NV.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Capt. c. f. GelanOy, L. : ~. is in this
city for a short stay. He arrived ycster-
day and is stopping at the Ebbitt.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

J. II. McCoy, of Birmingham Ala,
was among yesterdays arrivals at the
Ebbitt.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

William A. Rogers. commodore OF the
Washington Canoe Club, mas returned
from n business trip in the North.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Harry J. Senay leaves his entire
estate to his wife, MARITIME L. Senay.
according to the terms of his will,
dated November 10, 1902
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

keystone DaIIy-vIrEInia. COS 9th.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

George Lynn, of Cleveland, Ohio. is
visiting in the Capital. He arrived here
yesterday and registered at the New
Willard.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Some Busy!

If YOU want to see the
busiest spot in Washington
come TO
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman has left
Washington TO. make several visits in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10
CHORAL CLUB ENTERTHNS
WITH PLEASING PROGRAM

The Waxahachie choral club gave
a concert at the Main Street Chris
tian church last night, rendering
a program that would do credit
70 a professional organization The
program was we'll arranged and
eieverly rendered, each singer do
ing themselves credit The Choral
clpb is organized from among the
church caoirs and its purpose it 10
improve church music The organ
numbers were OF especial interest
IN last nights program
The choral club win give can
tata some time between Christmas
and New Years day This promises
10 he ono Ct the feature programs
for the winter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10

Bsnun, Srlls Out.

Rate gynum Il ont ef me satsie
buksness yhe Glxceseyy VAS made
sesseraas. and wAls str Rynua adj
nssxsee sae irash 81 ane ailegation.
he hepI ssFintss on the defensive He
sou hss Interest ii the raneh at
Sar1hon IN part 10 4 Case and
sass parsEer. Senator 5 n sskInner
hoagssf tssa remainder, ALI .of ahich
Ii - Brewster eesnty. He lszs sold
hs enps to G II. Biilinesses 81 Mar
fl. Who II establishing a ranch il.
Se@ Mexico. and the eoNs have Al
ready haea shipped He has s0sa ssis
sasF rrop 81 1916 ID Jnnn + Wilson
Of Hereford. Texas. and viii make
the delivery FRIDAY 4 was pretfs.
fair-sizea deal. bit this II one time
that all Of the figures are isaissing
asuz they nsay come out later Al
oF he papers have NOT been Ssgnea.
sealed ard delivered yet aSsd tog
she moment shout all the real sat
issaesion his friends can extract
fram the transaction Il the kgonl-
edge thar Mr.. BYnum has % inten-
RIGA of leaving San Antonio saa
Antonio Express
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10
NEGRO Goes THRU LOCKER
At SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO

Some little excitement was oc-
casioned an the Southern Cotton Oil
company last night when negro
was discovered in the ret of going
through the lockers and taking the
clothes and yaluahles of the labor
crs. The discovery was made by one
OF the negro laborers. who report
cd 10 the night superintendent. but
The thief was out OF the building
before arms could be provided end
effort made 10 capture him He
IVES seen leaving the grounds. how
ever. and q shot was fired at him
The pursuers made sure that the
negro had left the foot" some
where nearby aud would come back
fof ii some time during thenight,
80 piekets were stationed TO watch,
ard sure enough about i.3o O'Clock
here came Mr. Thief after his loot
He led the way 10 where the clothes
we're hidden. but when he started
10 pick thin up he waa fired on and
he ran and left them second time.
hut evidently both bullets went wild
for he made good hs escape. The
stolen clothes were recovered but
Ire negro IS at large.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10
TROUBLE OF CORRESPONDENT
GETTING TO THE WAH FRONT
~ WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD,
United Press stan CORES pondent

NAPLES, Oct. - BY Mail
You ret your FIRST news from The
Balkan front here in Naples. second
stop IN the four jumps from Paris
10 saionica
II isn't news Of soldiers or can
nom it's Tar more important 70 YOU
than that. and il comes from five
American Red Cross men who have
been IN sseryia and wait now in
Naples FOR boat 70 take them back
10 The nlted States.
Bed bug powder Is what sou fell
lows need. they say. Bed bugs
and lice are more deadly than bull
lets And mosquitoes why there
are mosquitoes in sersia whose bite
Is certain death z
Well. what's the answer2'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10
JUVENILE ACT INVOKED
N TRIAL Of YOUTHS
rvo CHARGED WITH III ECt.A.
m rRpyE To M UNDER ~
YEARS on Asss;.
Gases Win He Heard This Afternoon
n, judge Hawkins Z" Determine
What VIII TIC Done
With the Boys.

In district court this morning
motions we're filed 20 declare Fred
Williams. charged with burglary,
ard Clayton Jackson. held under a
similar charge. Juveniles entitled
10 trial under the juvenile act.
AFTER Introducing testimony in each
8, the eases Judge Hawkins held the
boys under II years OF age and en-
titled TO trial under the Juvenile
Act. Both cases viii be heard this
afternoon hy the judge.
plumber Shofner. charged Win
burglary. VAS dismissed on motion
OF the states attorney
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-10

memory OF the days OF civil strife.
For number of successive Yeas
AIRS. Watson was teacher in the
waxahachie Shakespeare club. aud
most cleveriy interpreted the dra-
matte features She also served
clubs throughout the state by out
lining courses OF study for the
members AT meeting of the To-
cal Shakespeare club note Of
good cheer was framed and sent
with huge bouquet 10 her at the
Dallas sanitarium This was sig
nal honor. for such had never been
conferred on another
With all her literary activities
and busy life, Mrs Watson found
time for aud delighted in the study
OF the Bible. She was teacher 81
the Thursday Bible class. and has
efIen proven herself a thorough BIZ
Bile scholar. She took special
delight ia teaching the Bible club.
fl lie chaatauqua circle. which
had its life in this city some eigh-
teen sears age. she vas also a
teae1 eT Thus she has finished a
life OF usefulness. ever found IN the
attitude Of trying TO uplift mental
~ al vel a. spiritually Such vas
the life Of ms beloved woman
Mrs. Watsnn Is survived BY four
children Mrs A. B. Small of Dali
las Mrs.. < ~ Matthews OF Waco
DF. s II Watson of this city and
Remhert Watson 81 Dallas