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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26

unb 5iirtsn ni9t i'm Stdnbe iein
iDerOsn, ibn.u oisI .oilfe geiDdbren gu
tDHnen.
Sritii4t &orreiponptlten Migrant
reid bebdupten, baB fa9 Der groBsn
Offeniipe Der aQiirtsn i'm September
bic Deuti4en Die sr0bte Tii9e 6atteH,
gsnug 5ruppen na6 Der uetlideH
Jront 81 fhiden. Im Der Sffsuiipe gu
btsssntn. uHb bab iie se3punsea tpa.
rem, WannI4aftsn, bic ssraoe pou
RuBlano suriidsumeH, um iid aussus
ruben, na4 Der p,flidsH Gront gu
ididsu. MdH i6Iisbt oaruus, odb bic
Osutidsn nibt isbr Oisle 5ruppeu
fit ben gaIiantries ii6rig babeH. Be-
ioHors, neil bic Rufsn Il. DON Der
Sfiies an big mad SnIi3isH bin sisms
Iia bef4dftist baIt.n.
Die Stdlisuer spiHasH aud nit ibs
rer SffsnfiDe Die Gsitsrreidsr. ibrs
2inien gu Oeritdrt.n. uHD bic JraHs
5oien Oerfu4en INNER nod, in Der
Champagne Surt3ubrsasn. Die Srans
5oisR bsbaupten. cine tart befeitists
ooriprinsenbe bsutite poiition n0ro.
li6 Don Sc Wssnil in Der Gb9mpasue
senommsn gu baben. Nau bdlt Siss
fiir ipidtis. neil Samit Der Des fir
eins abermaIise srobe SffeHiipe in Der
Champagne seebnst piro.
gus Semielben Grunos DerIu4en
bic griten, bic 9sutideH aus ibren
poiiiionen iiiblia BON Ga gafIse gu
D.rbrdnssn. Dies iinb aber nur @ors
ber.itunssn. pGbrsnO bic Stalisnsr
nit elmer allssmsinsn greben Sfiens
iioe beidaftist iinb. Su Rom III man
pollsr Soffnuns, oab ss Sissmal ben
Stalien,rn sslingtn piro. ii6 Der
piftissn Stlnt @osr5 gu bemGttis
gen. 2lus ben Offi3i.leH geridtsn
s.bt, absr bsrpor, bab ale anariife
Der Stalisusr nidt nur on biefer
gront. fouSern au4 an Der 5irolsr
9rsne unter isbr fbpsrsn @erIuitsn
fir bic Stulisnsr 5ariiaseitIassn
lporben iino.
Die Rafsn fiibrsn in Der Gessno
ron Risa unb Diinabiirs cine enersis
Ibs Dffeniips. nit Der 9offEuna ben
DsuiIdsu Die YOiitiOnen ipieoer ABB
nsamen su t0nnsn, bic lie in Der pori'
gen Node an iie psrlOrsn baben. Wie
aus ben beuiIden 8srihten berpprs
esbt, iinb aber bic 9lnsriffe Der Buff
ZEN fiio0Flit Don Riga uno norbOi.
li6 BON Diinuburs 3ariidseidIasen
porben. Die beutIdsn 2ruppen absr,
bic n5rbli6 BON Slutit ben Stub
sleiden Romens iibsridritten batten,
3ossn iih DOR einsr iib.rIesensn raiiis
I9en Mrmes tpisbsr suriid.
9lus ben bsuii4sn 9esi&tsn ssbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26
Der biilgariihe eremier
&abDslanDf
prOteitirt ssgeH bic Be :
i4isBung OffsHsr buIa
n1rifd,er Gd dfeuit nte

iaisBuns OffsHsr buIa
surii der 8 fen i 4 ote.
qmIterpam, %. Sttober, .iibet
9onoOn. Die seutihsn 3situngsn Dsrs
0ffentli4sn ben Cert eiHer Rote, Die
Der buIgarii6e premier RaoosIaOpff
an bic bulsarifben 9sianotsH imglnss
lamb gsitidt BAT, in Der er gegen Die
gei9eBung Der offensn StGote Deoe
4gbath unD pOrto 2usos proteitirt,
no, lpie sr srtldrt, bstrd6tli6er S4as
ben anseridtst tD0rSsn lit.
0sbe 9tsbat4, ertIGrt Der premier,
puroe om q. Sttober bon a6t sros
BEN ariegsI6iffen 6eIhofier, pGbrenO
pprto 9agos oas 8pmburbement Don
5pSlf S6iffsn ous5ubaItsn bate.
rgs 1T unnotbis, gu ertIGrsn, ="
beibt es in Der Rots ipeitsr, roub bas
5euer Der aaiirtsn 5lotte ni4t beant>
portet ipurbe, oa bieie Offenen Stdote
ni6t i'm StaRoe iinb, @iberitano gu
lsiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26

Druid Ieitens bes 5einOes in Der Ri6s
tung auf aniaaebdc sogen ii8 Die
Serben in bic @ertbeibigungspoIitios
nen Bel Oieier Stabt 5uriid. Dem
5eino gelang es Bel Ieinem 8prmarIb
segen aralieDo Selo auf bas linte
llfsr bes 3impf JluiIes iibsr5ugeben.
gBie aus 5uDerldifiger QueQe ge>
meloet pirb, ba6sn Die gulgaren
llestup oenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26

9elans es ben Q(lpentruppsn, in einen
tlsinen 5beil unferer groat eia3uz
bringen, lie puroen a6er 6alb ipieber
oilrh eilen energiI6en @egendngriff
leitens unierer Regimenter yo. 35
unb 86 baraus pertrie6en.
gn Der SiOn5O 5ront mar ber5eino
ntHt i'm Stdnoe, an irgeno einem
puntt in uniere poiitionen ein5ubrine
gen. Dor benz griidentcpf bon 9oer8
bra4en mebrere 2lngriffe auf ben
WlonteSabotino auIammen. Ra9 Dorz
hergegangenem itarten Reimbursement
ieitens Der feinDli9en Qrtinerie erifz
Ten bic Staliener in dnIe6nli9er
Stdrte bieie pi6tise @ebirgspoiition
pie aud Sslabia an. llnIere Sruppen
be3aupteten a6er ale ibre Yoiitionen.
Qm Ranbe bes 0Dberoo glatedus,
in Der 9egenb 3piiden Wainibu unb
Dem Wrnte Del Seibuli tobt bic
S4Ia9t nit unperminoerter Seftig>
tsit. SIN iiibliaen 5beil mar es ru6i.
ger. 8erf4ieDene 2lngriffe Der Seinbe
i6lusen bort gdn3li6 fe6l. Die Sta
liener ba6en ii6 tempordr nur IN eli
nigen unicrer am meiiten oorgeI6ps
benen Grdben feitgeIeBt. Siibli4 BON
San Wartino purOen me6rere poIi.
tionsn Don unIeren Sruppen ipieOer=
genommen.
Serbif4er &rtessf 4aus
plas.
Die 9lrmee Des Generals BON &0s
beb BAT bic Ser6en iiber bic SD6sn
iiioli6 bon gtrangatelpOuc 3uriitges
trie6sn. Sn Der 0dbe BON Slutina
pilroe bic Ier6ii4e Ru46ut 9eTalaz
gen.
0euti6s 9ruppen, bic auf beibsn
Seitsn Der MoroOa Oorriiden, baben
bic S0ben fiibli9 Don paldnta uno
n0rbli9 bon petroDac gsnpmmen.
5ruppen, bic bic 8onau BEL SrIaDa
an Der rumdniiten gren5e iiberIdrit.
ten, ba6en ben 5einb aus bem !1iigels
lamb psitli4 BON SisooD OertriebeH.
Die gulgarsn ridden ii6sr gtesotiH
por uno ba6sn ben 5imot 5lub an
ieirem mittleren 2duf, nOroli6 Opn
ania5eOac iiberi6ritten.
Die @innabme BON llestup.
SOfia, %. SttOber. Sin bier
oerGffsntli6tsr gsridt ii6er bic Gin
nabms DON llestup lautst pie folst:
.llnisrs 9ruppeH babeH ben Serben
in Der Rdbe bon lestup cine enti6eiz
benbe Rieoerlage beigsbradt. Dir be,
Isbten na95er bic Sta6t. Der 5eiHo,
Der me6r ais 500 5Oots unb 9srpuna
oete bate, puroe in bic ueti4drit
!50ben 3uriidseporfsn, in peldsrRi6z
tuHg sr DON uniersn 5ruppsn in sners
glider Deiis perfOIgt pirb. 9lH Der
iibrissn JrOnt 1T bic Gage uHDetdns
bert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26
Yorter Carlton
&cgcu Der GrmOrouns ieiner Sran,
III Sabre 1917
SH Como, Stalien, gu fed 8
Sabrsu unb a6t Mos
naten 9efGngnib
perurtb Ell It,

~ = ~ : y = !.
@OmO, Stolien, %. Stt. gprter
Carlton, Der junge qmeritaner, Der
bier unter Der 2tntlage pruaefirt pure
be, i'm Sabre 1910 dm Conner SEE
isine 1rau ermoroet uno Die 2ei9e in
einem &ofTer i'm See uerieutt gu bos
ben, puroe am Muntas ihulbig be-
fllnoen unb 81 6 Sabren uno 8 Mo-
naten 3u9tbaus oerurtbeiIt.
9lls Der prdiibeHt beg 9eri6ts,
Barren Sciaccu, e6s Der Sal Der Surp
iibergeben nuroe, BEN Carlton rug,
Of er gu ieiner 9ert6eioigung nod
etlpas biliSuSufiiseu babe, ontlportete
Der 2lugetlagte: sd bsrluHe mid
gan5 auf Die italisnii9e Seredtisteit.
Sd lam Rur Iagen, buB i'd Elm iebr
unsliidliter Mdnn 6tN."
Der 9ertbeibiser Cartons bate
eeltenb semadt, ba iein Silent eana
unper1ntportli4 getpeIen III, als tr
bas 9erbrsden besins.
Die 9eIhnprensn bielten Carlton
nur fiir theilipetIe beranttportlih uno
lie Iisben miloernbe llmitdnbe eelteu.
Sa ibm bic i'm @efdn9niB, in ben
Der. Staatsu pie in StdIien 5uges
brd1te 3eit in 4bre6Huus sebraht
pirb, unb ibm au6 Elm Sabr auf
@runb eines qmneitie grlaFes gu
Gute tpmmt, braudt er nur nod 20
1ase 5u iism.
Carlton bate feline Sruu am 9.
SUM 1910 in elmer 8illo am Conner
See bic er eenietbet, 9etDbtet. @r
mar bdmols 20 unb iie 3S Sabre alt.
@6e Carlton lie beirutbete, mar iie
cine seI1iepene 5rau RsDilIe s. Gait
Ie, Sodter bon Senrp 8. Scott bon
San Srancisoo.
9ritif8er untertbau in
pesen 9 pipnage
perurtbeilt.
aonbon, %. Ottpber. qlm
Mpntao tpurbe offSiell dngetiirbtst,
bdR elm britiiher rntertbdn i'm DID
9ailep @eri6t Der Spipnagc fHnIbis
bsfunben unb au Iebensldnglther 9e'
.fGnsnibHrafs psrurtReilt tporbsu iet
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Die benti6. .biterreiAiid3ei
Q(rmteen
Hiidm IN Gerbien an ba gaH5ea
qinie bDr.
Cine @ereinisnns nit ben gulsaren
iH iueuisen Saaen eripartet.
Sn Der @dde bon Nisa ieten iidj bic
0lHiien in per5iueiielter @eiie
snr Nebr.
Die Mrmee oeS Generals bon 9iniin.
seH brdHst in Siiben bic SluTeu
inner ueiter 5nriif.
i'm mer petter aurii d.

immer peittr suriid.
Berlin, 25. Ottobtr. sluf brabts
loiem Wese na6 Sapoills. y. q. Gefs
tise admpfe iinb nod um ben geiib
BON Riga i'm 0anss. Der am Wons
tag bon ben beuifdeu WiliidrbsbOrOsn
D.roffsnili4ts Otfi5ieIIe gsri&t sr.
ipdbni teinsr tpeiteren Jortihriite Der
9sutIdsn uHb Seut,t an. bdb Die
RuiIen on sinsm 9kil Der giigaer
Jront bic gtnsrsifsr iinb.
Die offi5iels 2lntiinpisuns iust.
rab bic sruppsn Dss iysIOmaridans
BON 5inotnbnrs alngrifie Der Runsn
fiibIid Don Rigu suriidssi6lassn bdts
ten. 9fuh ansriffs Der Ruiisn auf
pOiitionsn noroSfiIi5 DON 0iiHaburs,
bic am %. G!to5er DON ben Dsuts
TdsH ssnommsn iuurpsn, ipurben ubs
esidlassn. Die 3abl Der GefansensH,
ois in bi.i.r @sssno semd6t puroeu,
III auf % Offisisrs unb 3705 RaHn
sefa.seH. stud lpurbsn spOlf Rai6is
nenssidiiee unb Elm Rinsnpsrfer sr'
bsutst.
.Sefterreidii1 uRsarii9s 5rups
pen uuter BEN General Don ainiinseH
baben ruifiide pofiticnsn all siner
Grpni DON mebrsrsn ailometsrH iptits
Iid pon aomarOp befebt.
Mit Be5us auf bic psitli4s 5rcnt
beib. ss in psm g.ridt, bab mad Nrs
t.rsesangenem bsftissn gombarSes
m.nt bic JransOien bsi aahurs uno
n0rblid BON Sc Wesnil ansesriffen
babsn, absr init ihusrsn gsrIuit.n
3uriidgei6Iasen tpurb.n.
galtan ariessfdaupIab.
Die Wiliidrbsb0rbtn iiinbistsn am
Rontas an, bab bic beuti9 oiisrs
rei1iI9sn Sruppen peitsr an Der Ier.
bil91 Jront porriiden, oarunter aud
bic neue RapIonns, bic in Der PGbe
Der rumGniIftn @ren3e iiber bic Dos
nau sssdnssn III. Die gulgartn iinb
Bis 2 WsiIen nSrbli9 bon pirot Dors
gsriidf,, tpslhe Stabt in Der Rdbe bes
esntrums bsr isrbiT9 buIsarifaen
Grsn5e Iitst.
Deuifde Sruppen babtn bic Sams
naba pafast noroneitlih BON ll6
bsisBt. Die 4rmss bss Generals bon
ytcspeb bat bic 9a5arepac Rsbropac
Clinic srrs:6t. Die 4rmse bss gsns.
rals non GaIlipib sritiirmte bi. S0s
ben SitliH pon 9anieiana, nabm glDi'
pira 3abari unb errsithie lpeiisr 6it.
lid bic prbssbna S5b,u fiipIih bon
pstrobdc. Der lintsDliissl Der bsutids
GittrreiniIhen Sruppti. bsr bic Dos
nau bei SrIopa iiberidriit, III Biz
nad Sip porgsorungsn.
Die bA!Bnrilds urnlee llIlier Dem
General 8opabieff fat ben pab 5ipis
jd,sn prsnopaslnpa unb Wliirouue.
q Wlsilsn nOrbIid bon pirOt, beIebt.
Der oifisiellt beutIfr gsrift. bsr
ilbsr Qonbon qe.ommen, unb Der polls
itdubiaer IN als bic iiber GapDills
asjhidfe glerIion fdiltet ipie foldt.
Berlin, %. Oltpbsr. llsbsr
2cnbon. Dir fOlsenbs oifiaieIl. Be
idnnfma6una purbs bier am Mon'
taa srlaIfsu.
Ieiilif:r striessiddupIdb: sn
btr Gtampnans uriffen bic nran5oltEs
II Der gsSbs Don xabura sHisrs p0r'
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iprinaenbe poiition nSrblid bon
2e Mlesnil nad porbersesnnsenem
tefiigen 8ombarbenent an. Yei
Sabure brad Der 2tnariff untsr uH'
liersm iStusr suiammen. Sp6t an
Ta6mittda ndren nod beftigs a1m.
pfc bel Der norbIi9 bon WsesuiI ges
lesenen poiitiOu i'm ganse. SsfiiiG
uH6 nprb5itIi6 DON bieIer goiition
frurb.n anariffe Der sSransoisn nit
fsbr ihperen 9srlui.en fir ben Gsinb
5lriidgeidlagen.
OcftIi6er ariegsfdauplab. Grups
pc bes 6eIomari6dlls bon 5inb.Is
burg: .Siiblia DON Giau. iiiOSftlih
DON Risa. Durbe Elm 4nsriff Der Rufs
fen ,uriidgeialasen.
.Gegsnansriffe osr RafIeu auf uns
iers pofitionen, bic mir ibnen am %.
Sftober absenommen batteH, ipureen
abgei4lasen. Die 3abI Der bort aes
ma4ten Gsfanssnsn 1T ouf % Diff
sisre unb 3705 Mann asiiieseH. 3p6!f
qlrifaiHeHseIdiibe unb elm WinsHs
tperfsr fielen uns in bic Sdnbe.
.S6tpa9e beutife 2ruppenab,
tbeiIunasn. bic n5rbli6 BON SIutit
ii6sr ben islub sIsidep Tamens ses
aangsH iparen. aoaen iid drf bos
neitIide llf.r bss s}luiI.s suriid, eb,
cine an 3abI nett iibsrIegene ruifis
fde aolonne gum 2lnariff iibsrgins.
.H6rbIid pom 9rsspistp See pa.
rsn ansriffs Der Ruien aui uniere
poiitioneH bei 0aiani erfolsIos.
~9ei Der Qirmsegrupp. BEG prin5en
2scpoIb Don gupern lit bic Gage rns
rerdnbert.
.4rmeeqruppe beg General . BON
ainiinssn: @sitli6 bon aumaroip bas
Sen bic Siterrei9iidsn sruppsn bi:
ruififhe Gront in elmer aGnge Don
brsi Wsilen burdbro4in.4
9altdn ariegsfh uplab.
Bel 0iiespab on Der @rtnse bon
gosnien 1T bic griidentopf poIition
BON JeinS ptrlaifsn iporbsn. Wefli1
bonn aolubara Glub in Der liebsrsans
iiber Tannabn Jlub, norbipeitli9 bon
llb. bon uHiersH 1ruppsn genommen
tporoen.
Die 4rmes bes Generals ron ss0s
psb bat bic Saupilinis srr.ift. bic
n6roIih bon 9frausjeloDa5 unb Res
broipae burd5 qaiarepae fiibrt.
/ Die Qlrmte Des Generals ponG1ns
pib bat iiibli6 Don Ssieniea bic S5s
ben oitli4 BON ganitiana erftiirmt.
unb na9 bsftiesm aampf auf Der
Moraipa Gbsne aipaoi3a 3abari &c,
nommen unb Sitli6 Dnpon bic presbs
nd 05ten srrsidt, iiiblid pon petrp-
pae unb ipsItli4 BON MoIini5i. SIN
paa 1bdl iinb bis 60bsn ipeitli4 uno
fiibpsItIidb bon &nttpo gsnommsn
porbsn.
pic Sruppen, bic pon Oriopa aus
poraebrunsen, iinb ipeiter in iiiblider
Nifting porgeriidt nno baben init
ibrsm lintsn Gliigel zip on Der DO,
nan srrsift,
Die buIadriIde 4rmss bss 0tnes
rails 9ppabisff bdt ben anmnt oes
@sbirass 3ipiihsn bsm prencpealopd
unb benz Wlilrppae Berg, IL 'Wltis
! len nSrbIi& bon piroi ssHomnsn.
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9it &ullen luieoer bon oer 2lrmct oea
@tntrals bon 2iniingen gtid)lagen>
9brf Iinif an rinfr orei 3ltfilfm lan9tn
grunt otrd)bru4fu.

du4 RrDor, baB ansriffe Der gfuIen
in bem seebiitritt, fiiOlid bon Dina
burg, 3uriidssi4lagen lpurbsn. uno
Oub bic Seitsrrsihsr bic ruiIii4en 2i@
nisn an elmer 5rpnt bon mebr als %
Meilen tpeitli6 bon aomanopO bur4s
bro9en baben.'
Die aampusns Der 0euti4en in
aurlanO piro Durd britiide uno ruiz
iii6e llntsries6Opte bebrobt, bic ben
S6iffsDertebr 3ipiI6sn ben Office
bdfen ftOrsn. Gin britii6es unteriee>
boot BAT Oen ganSertrsu5sr nprin5
aOalbsrt" gum Sintsn sebrabt. ben
feditsn, ben bic Ssuti6sn ieit 9sginn
oss &riegss perlorsn baben. Die an
bereH iinb: 8liider, Stdrnborit,
9neiIendu, Yort uno Srieori6 &arl.
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An& im 2loroen perlieren sic 3lQen
wieoer piele @efau9ene.
Sn Sfrbien 9ebt Der aSelo5m9 pro:
grantnt8em66 pon Staten.

URS i'm sn Die 5ms Hr oHnTn GROCER sH fort 0ns ib
au ir arif nn0fGdm SG6kn
dHisHs susarm NIT sGb
mdhih gebr
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QSetterberiht.

Obio, .Snniand uHb Sen.
tudp: Gtpas tdlter am 0ienitag. 9lm
WlittDo6 f9Dnes Wetter.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Children of Revolution Cele.
brate.

Several hundred members of the Ioca,
societies of Children OF the American
Revolution celebrated February % with
a delightful tea. held in the ball room
Of the Cairo. Patriotic exercises were
held al 3 O'Clock in charge of Mrs. A. f.
T. Hansmann. the State director. The
opening prayer WAS offered by Chaplain
Henry y. Couden. Of the House of Rep
resentatives. Miss Wingate read a mes
sage from Mrs. Daniel Lothrop. founder
Of the National Society, Children Of the
American Revolution. who sent greet
ings and best wishes to the District mem
bers of the &. a. r. and commended them
for their part in the work Of the Red
Cross for the foreign fields. The "Ode to
the Flag was recited by Josephine Bed
niger. of the Capitol Society. with Clar-
ence Curtis acting color bearer. The
Gov. Thomas Welles Society sang Chill
dren of Patriots" Mrs A. g. Cummins
national president of the {. A. P. well
coined the children on the occasion of
the 1S3rd anniversary of George Wash
ington's birthday and introduced Mrs.
William Cumming Story. president gen.
eral of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. who expressed her interest In
the beautiful work being accomplished
ship existing between them and the
mother society. the Daughters. Clayton
f. Emig made A patriotic address on
The Ideals Of the Life of Gen. Wash
ington," after which M-s Melville Lind
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

county. in place of Miss Rose Clark. re-
signed
DR.. and Mrs. George l.. Edmonds had
as their recent guest Mrs. Edmonds'
mother, Mrs. Hollis, of Washington.
Miss Alta Watkins. of Baltimore. was
a recent guest of friends near CIagetts-
vile. this county
\ committee. consisting of Mrs. IL.
Clinton Allnut, Mrs. o. NJ. Linthicum.
and Mrs. William II. Talbot has been
named TO form public library associa-
ton in Rockville.
The last meeting of the Rockville Wom-
ans Club was held at the club rooms
with Mrs. Lewis Watson and Miss Hem
""rson as hostesses. In the absence
Of the president. Mrs George p. Hender-
son presided. The responses were IA
nous duels. a description of rne that
took place near Rockville being of espe-
Cial interest. Miss Mary Walsh read
a story on the opera "Maritana;' Mrs
Francis c. Getzendanner gave a talk on
The Life of an American Student
Abroad, and Mrs j. Somervell Daw-
son gave a criticism of the club. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs William Purdum enter
tanned at dinner at their home near
BrowninCsville few days ago in ceIe-
bration of the cightieth birthday ami
versary of Mrs Purdum's father, Samuel
Hobbs. Their guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Columbus +. Day. Mrs John l..
Walker. Mrs. Layton. Prof. George W.
Walker. and others.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
G. W. U. WEEK FULL.
Student Activities Are ANNOUNCED
BowIers VIII Play Tuesday.

George Washington University an
nounces the following student activities
for the week:
Tomorrow-lo:l5 p. M, Miss Julia Ruff
in charge of chapel service in assembly
hall of Arts and Sciences Building, 20e3
G street northwest; p. m. meeting of
the Pre-Medical Glass in the assembly
hall
Tuesday-1:45 p. m. Interfraternity
Bowling League games at Speedway
alleys. Fourteenth and p streets north
west Kappa Sigma VS.. Kappa Alpha
and Theta Delta Chi VS.. Delta Tau Delta ::
Sis p. m, presentation of The Crisis" at
Polls Theater as benefit for girls bas-
ket-ball team.
Wednesdays p. m. A r. Jenkins lee
lures before Engineering Society in as
sembly hall Of Arts and Sciences Build
ing on Moving Pictures" p. M, In
terfraternity Association meets at Phi
Sigma Kappa house. III S street north
west.
Thursday-7:45 p. M. Sigma Abba Ed
silon VS.. Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma
Chi VS.. Alpha Beta Phi in Interfrater-
nifty Bowling League games at Speedway
alleys
Monday. March S-12:15 p. m. Miss Mar
garet Willis in charge of chapel service
in assembly hall of Arts and Sciences
Building.
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WITH THE WOMEN'S CLUBS

honored by the presence of Mrs. Mary
S. Lockwood. a founder of the d. A. r.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. an honorary
president general: Mrs Isaac Mann and
Mrs. G. NJ Brumbaugh. national officers;
Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey. Miss Elizabeth
Pierce, Mrs. Charles p. Grandfeld. Mrs.
G. d. Ellsworth. and Mrs. Frank Evarts.
of Constitution Chapter.
The officers chosen are: Regent. Mrs.
Clayton f. Emig; vice regent. Evelyn NJ.
Emig; corresponding secretary, Frances
L. Evarts; recording secretary. Ruth A.
Stokes: treasurer. Josephine Golden: reg
lister, Gladys Sinclair; historian, Alice
Hoover; chaplain. Sylvia Metcalf.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Excelsior Literary Club Enter.
tanned.

The Excelsior Literary Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Jennie Parker and Mrs
Addie Foster at the home of the former
ll09 East Capitol street, Tuesday after
noon. The president Mrs. ]. Edison
Briggs. presided. and the program of the
afternoon opened with a vocal duet
over the Waves We Float" by Mrs
NJ. J. Frear and Mrs. Clara Kalstrom.
Mrs. J. Finney Engle contributed a pa
per on the Symbolism of Color" and
Mrs. Morris Croxal OF Bethesda gave
a paper on Eugenics. Mrs Frear and
Mrs. kalstrom sang Summer Sweet
Shall Bloom Again. and as roll call
Mrs. Matte Queen Ewing gave a recita-
ton entitled Influence and Mrs. Car
RE Kent and others responded with
sketches. piano solo by one of the
members closed the exercises and dur
ing the social hour the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Muller. served refreshments.
Next Tuesday Mrs. Briggs will entertain
the club and desires the attendance Of
all members.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
To Discard Aged or
Wedther.Soiled Skin

To free your skin of chaps. blotches.
roughness, muddiness. overredness or
any cutaneous difficulty the best thing to
do Is to free yourself of the skin itser
This Is easily accomplished by the use Of
ordinary mercolized wax Use at night
as yon Use cold cream. washing Il on
next morning. Immediately the ofyendins
surfa ,e skin begins to come of in Ans
powder-like particles. Gradually the en-
tire cuticie Ii absorbed in this way. caus-
ing no pain or incopvenience. Nor does
the face exhibit any evidence Of this
treatment. The second layer Of skin noW
In evidence presents q sparkling beauty
and youthful robustness obtainable an nj,
other way We have ever heard Of. The
mercolised wax can. Of course. be found
In any drug store and you won't need
moro than an ounce Of Il.
To free yourself Of wrinkles or crovs-
feet. there's nothing better than the
saxolite lotion. You need only dissolve
an ounce OF powdered saxolite IN q na,f
pint Of witch basel and bathe your face
IN the solution. The effect 10 quite re-
Variable, the lines being less IN svi-
dence even after the hrsf application
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Capitol Hill Literary Society
Meets.

The Capitol Hill Literary Society cele-
brated Washington's Birthday Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs Mary
Hicks. q First street northeast Presi-
dent William g. Hunter presided. James
q. Kent read paper giving a historical
description of the house in which the So
ciety met. Mrs. Matte Ewing. of Balls
ton. Va. read a paper Vice President
f. V. Carr delivered an address giving
brief history Of Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln. Gen. Grant. and
George Washington. Others who spoke
were ]. w. Davis, Mrs. NJ. NJ Gordon
and Mrs. r. Fl. Gravatt Recitations
were given by Mrs. James G. Kent Mrs.
Marion Guild Walporte. and Mr. Selah
piano solo. by Mrs. f. V. Carr. Dr.
Aretas read selection from his book en-
titled The Making of the Flag"
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sey sang the Star Spangled Banner. n
committee of ladies served refreshments
and the afternoon closed with dancing.
The Parents League Holds
Session.

The subject of Indoor Amusements
was discussed by the Parents League at
the Wilson Normal School. last Tuesday
evening. The president. Mrs. l.. +. keb-
ler opened the meeting. and MIR. q.
Grosvenor Dave conducted the discus
sion. The program was introduced by
third grade pupils Of the Monroe School
dancing the stately minuet Of olden days.
Educational moving pictures followed.
Stephen F. Kramer. assistant superin-
tendent of schools. opened the discus
sion of the subject for the evening.
In speaking OF indoor amusements he
stated that the home is the best amuse-
naent place he knew Of and that parents
should make it their business to give of
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Junior League of Washington.

The Junior League of Washington met
at Flynn's Hall last Sunday evening.
II was decided to send SIS TO headquarters
for the relief OF the consumptives. The
club voted unanimously to send the sum
of $40 to the 'Tageblatt' for the aid of
the war sufferers. The president appoint
ed constitutional committee to put the
finishing touches to the constitution. The
committee consists of Misses Dick and
Segal. and Messrs. Lear. Rosenfeld. Ar
kin. and Siegel The following new
members were admitted: Miss Francis
Millstein. Benjamin fash, and Barney d.
Lear.