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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19

LILLIAN RUSSELL.
: Lillian Lussell, she plettiest
: Mclean lady.
She mally many times but she
not mally dluggist-too bad -
save money.
Evely day she take milk bath
1pletty sloon she allasamee dip
In champagne.
Lillian Lussell tellee sisters
how make nose stlaight and eye
- clear.
Bimeby she tellee girls no
smokee cigalet--no drinkee clock
tail.
Bimeby maybeso she Join Billy
Sunday.
We see.
Poor old Northwest. Now that
all the Shriners have gone, look
at the weather.
Dad Flynn, philanthropic deal
err In health advice, will irritate
the city for another week. Il love
humanity. All those who can't
give dollar, give SO cents.
Cut out breakfast, you hogs!
And come through with the cash.
WORTH MORE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19
sTELLA's BARGAIN COUNTER

The honey
moon is the
time in a Hick 8
life when his
wife really has
all the buds she
needs to wear.
q
Only the wise
g u y s should
marry and they
stay single!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19

You'd never know there were
that many of 'em, but the master
bakers committee says that L.
900 persons will be on band We'd
nesday for the picnic at Redondo.
There's to be number of special
boats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19

Miss Helen Goebel and william,
G. Shilleto we're married Wednes-
day noon by the Rev. @. w. p.
Stoever at his residence. At the
residence of the brides parents.
South l. street. q wedding break
fast was served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19

Over q half-hundred Y. M. G.
A.ers left this morning :or aStw0
weeks outing on Mt. Tacoma.
They vow they'll reach the top
before the return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19

Hibernians will hold a picnic
at Redondo Beach Sunday. and
expect A. o. HIS from all over
the state to help them celebrate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19
Personal
q n d
Social

Tacoma and seattle lodges arc
planning for a high old time 1t
their joint picnic at Des Moines
July "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
CLAIMS OF OPPONENTS CLASH IN POLAND

LONDON February s.Russa unexpected adoption of Of
enave action in Poland from which the Germans apparently
withdrawing their forces the north and south furnishes the most
erhns f.sgu.o il .i,1 miiior, situation In Europe.
From German 1t insisted that Their plans for the
ture of Warsaw being pushed The Russians however
claim and declare that the German offensive
has reached a climax
Another huge OF the Russian army continuing its ef
rm foohod in the CarPahus, but is adj
med that the Germans and Auson have gained ground
Vienna says Russians have sustained heavy losses in
the Dukla Pass where battle fought suowsiorm.
There is little from East Prussia, the Germans claiming
that the situation is satisfactory.
In France and Flanders, the situation unchanged
In the House Commons lodsy the British Prime Minister
said English began total hundred and
four housard This c four thousand weekly killed.
wounded and missing
The official press evening made public the official
dispatch from Cairo, stating that the Turkish m full retreat
the eastward There Of the enemy forces within 20
miles Of the canal except retiring guards h. Dispatch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
FIGHT IN SENATE
WILL BE BITTER
ADMINISTRATION tOlu - GNlN
UPPER HAND lND OPTION
FMS HEGIN TALK

t Associated rr
WASHINGTON o. G. Fsh
Administration forces Boa lbc Seual"
uccccdrd laf, TODAY In forcing rr.
publican and luUr..' democrats
back 90 the dpfru. Iu the ti-hI
over tho government .Up purchase
bin Accepting ihD u.t.tab." thr
leaders ol the opposition renewed
their declaration ot uurrlrntiur vu
ou the bin. DO necessary until thy
ad IOuruWont March
s general debate ua. U'.uW' .u
the uruuactod session which showed
uu SIGN. ul abatement 90 % .UfD hour
tonight Senator Jones ui Wash.
ugtou. took the floor with q procu
c.igupl 90 lu.t all night
Republicans aud democrat y
urleut. were forced to renew tbv
debate when senator FletrhD. offer
cd motion Co rcrummlt fhp bi'
yul instructions Zoo the rommltt..
Co report it with amendments forth.
with when be- sought vote on
the motion au effort Wus made D.,
the lppu itiun tr rccD-. until tH
morrow The motion va. IUst IS iu
- Tine .DyCu rctoitrr stood Nlit
the republican minority
Iuablp 10 recess or adjourn tbC
opposition took rp tho task ul lIIl
ing the bill tu death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
INIErI LTGNI GYMNASTICS
~ CHIRtI TBllI

PHILADELPHIA. pa. Tah
Tia resources of Iaral procedure
ai su3 Boz IdsfiHa Fl. Oh h...
are Hkeiy to boz heavily drawn upon
H pho church triHI OF Na ur
Cgors. rHaimer GirHnou. n. So
Johns Episcopal Church. HH.
.taI fD appear before tH. ..Hrr
tribune. ou rHarg of violation ..
h'a ordinary WOW and conduct H.
H'Dlu.Hs fo "a clergy H"arua
D.. .H IHr fUdlI on u. eHr...
ara.u.. fHc c.rIestic.I clarr.. tHa'
haf been preferred against HIm So
eusni. $500 Ue presented sH both
sides
From fhe official .rtF+ Uf fHa
d.0r. Use mgf boz drawn tt Dol.
anH t.r.. ara suhIaf. tu th4II.ug.
.l N believed That the selection n
fhe ur riu bring forth .ome bH
fer r.rfrHrer.s and To- Is improbable
fhat tr arturI trial of goo ,lr1
uar $500 Fsf IrIer wtf in ie fHaH
ESQ .'-ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
WAR BUDGET IN nousE OF COMMONS

LONDON, February S.ihc introduction oi hc largest ni'
tay budget in the history Of Britain H. House Ct Com
today with discussion Of the aoye, OF w official
bureau features Of the days
H. Icnuar secretary Of tc Poramru'l N office, in in.
PRODUCING the budget made plea Tor livery is
needed in this great life and death struggle he .'Id
The Press Bureau discussion brou7r motion of
Joseph King Lbera that the ,con Of c Press Bureau in
,onq the freedom OF the pres, and yiihhor maton Of the
war guided by no clear principle been calculated
suspicion and disooncu, IN rcp, stanley Buekmas-
the Press Bureau declared u7 .a five minutes
did he withhold Information which he possessed
To-day, budget called hc "Bac C.... Gdgc' because
the OF money expended aT nominal
token figures
Two days allotted ,he discussion Of the Army
Estimate"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
BRITISH STUDY
ISSUES OF MONEY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT tSSl ~
STATEMENT OUTLINING
DETAIL PLANS
MUST HUSBAND RESOURCE
Regulation, Indicate Preparation of
GUtcrumrnt For Negotiating
Anuthrr War Loan Ia
Near Future

%. t.orIairH rry
LONDON. Feb. Considerable
discussion has taken place recently
as to what new issues OF capital
would be allowed by 'hc govern
ment aud the matter has now been
settled by the following statement
issued hy tine treasury
o. connection with the reopcuiug
of tho stock Exchanges. the Treas
ury have had under consideration
th. general conditions under which
new issues oi capital IN the United
kingdom can be permitted during
thp continuance of the war
10 appears 10 the Treasury that iu
the present crisis an other consid-
g-UuUns must be subordinatal tu
the paramount necessity of husband
uL the financial resources OF the
country with view 20 the success
tu' prosecution OF the war. Accord
ueN they wish % 10 bc understood
that until further notice they teel
10 imperative in tho national inter-
o-' That fresh issues of capital shall
b' approved by the Treasury before
th., are made
rr ury approval win be governs
eel uy the following general condi-
tiUI.
ISSUES for undertaking carried
ou ur to bo carried ou 100 the iulicd
EmeI,u shall only bee allovrI
where 10 d, shown Zoo the satisfaction
ul 'he Tr1.ur, That they are Hdyis
gh.. boz the national interest
issues 0r participation 300 N
fur undertaking carried CON ut
tu U. carried ou u thr British I'm
u|r. overseas shall oul, boz allowed
where n la shown iu DO" JiielHr
tou oft thH Twl ury that urgent ur
,u.Nt ana special circumstance
,If
Issue. or pIrtlClpa aiiou in i-sur
tnr undertakings carried ON or t0
lU carried ON outside the British
lmp.ro shall not De- allowed
The treasury viii not lu OrGi
uaN cases insist upon the above rc.
f- zion. $50 ISSUE. are required
fur fho rrasv9l ol rr 'asUiv bills
Ur other short instruments held here
.gud calling due Uf Foreign OI Colo
ula governments or municipal cor
rom'ions or railway or other 900
d'fl1aucs
TH. Treasury viii not hc prcpar
p1 'a approve ut uuN dealings Zoo th'
Sfu.. Exchange boz Now ISSUES uhicI
n.. NOT been approved by ih'
Treasury before they are made"
These regulations are looked uu DO
R. ...... market ..itH ,uUuIHtpU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
LARGEST BUDGET IN ENGLISH HISTORY
RUSSIANS CLAIM TO HAVE ASSUMED OFFENSIVE IN POL
AND AND DRIVING THE GERMANS TO NORTH AND
soUTH-GERMAN REPORT INDICATES PLAN
FOR CAPTURE or WARSAW PROGRESSING
FAVORABLY-TURKISH FORCES RE
TREAT FROM CANAL
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

BERLIN February S.-Thc naval Of Germany
against OF Britain blockade
No hostile action against neutral shipping contemplated.
wabps and submarines will endeayor 10 avoid sink
inc American other shipping and take every prccaution
to avoid mistakes The the Interpretation OF the
German proclamation according circles in Berlin. The
declaring the surrounding the British Isles
war zone was designed ncUtal that ship ventuing
within the field of operations Itself, the man
ncr as a civilian wandering N the field Of battle
Among for publication by the Overseas News Agency
the following official dispatch: Constanniopc newspaper
sers that holy has been declared Aghanssn and that
auchs,au the tribes have joined the revolt
against English rule
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09

WASHINGTON y C.. Fob 3.
Further testimony concerning The
conduct and fitness Tor office of
James N sullivan. minister 10 the
Dominican Rcuuhlc was given to-
day whom Walker "a Vick resumed
the stand Ho made further char-cs
intended t0 SHOW tuut sullivan ou-
dca,orDd without The knowledge ot
the government aI Washington or
cine approval of 'bc Dominican Cun-
-rpss. to paw. thg way Tor the uD.
eoUu'iou a.. loan o' five hundt
thousand dou1r to tuD Dominican
government Through 'hc Bank ol
tine Republic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
IEANSI IONIINENTNL TRAM
THliDt tGH iI1IlEIIlln

LITTLEFlELu Texas Feb
THE uru daily iauscouf.uon'a pa
.,ueer trains pat uu hE tNr SAM.
&c. sunday grn welcomed Dog 'H0
people here puIrh mail and pa scn-
ger .,rl .rc f. now po iblc Co aII
points Dahl, paper. Hro received a
foH hours after leaving fh" pre- -
aud many hour. f.W- saved Boo Zn'Hf
to pul from Texas c'.. Through
,looprr may bs bad from here Zoo
N,u Orleans east or lu san Ff.n-
ri-ru west The oa.'huHua train b.
called Tho "TolBu' and '.u w' p.
bound tho West Coast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09

III. pASO. Tcvps, Feb Pas
scprcr arriving hero report "a bat
Uc rgrg Yesterday hrtwcou The
crwmandrr. who deserted villa and
lu,al Nnh followers 20 Oucrri irn
Those combating Villa we're Gen.
Guiturrct. .he original convention
provisional prosiurnt and Others who
arc Hid to have had am army col,
5000.
t q. ALSO reported that nodollu
Fi,IIo. VILLA. personal body guard.
$40, Killed during his attempt To
kW villa loo 'Enir quarrel several
day. ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
MILL DIsCuss usE OE -

WASHINGTON, D. c. February S.-An informal discussion
by the President with has advisers OF the dangers eutra ships
the newly prescribed roncs and the by the liner Lutsnis
the American flag forehadowed today diplomatic correspond
between the United States both Britain Ger
these question Pending report Of the Lusania incident
and memorandum from Ambassador Gerard action taken
Tomorrow situation will be discussed by the cabinet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09
RrLGIANs pENouNcE crRMkN DlCREE

WASHINGTON, D. C.. February s-Ihg belgian legation
ha, issued dcnovnng the imposed by the Germans
Belgium refugees who fail their homes before March
eonfseson and violation Of the Hague
The statement declares that about million 8eghns
refugees from their country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-09

Tuu is t.. Canadian tactic br'ir"
over thu S. croiy Hi Nu1ocbpro.
Me-. which va PARTLY blown np JOS
the German who auyr hi. u.m" 90.
Werner ,ou Horn anb said Uo Nl8
au officer of the German ARMY In-
bridge formed ibc most important
lml between canada unU lhr l....sb
lslrs n vJa on The hort route
of the Canadian Pacific tn Sc"
Brunswick Vhcrc ipWru'. U' 0i-
The Washington times., 1915-01-16

soothing lubricant. penetrates to The
fine network of nerves beneath the skin
and has a marked tendency to relieve
the muscular strain to which these
broad, fat abdominal muscles are SUBJ
jected. The cords, tendons. and liga-
ments are thus permitted to stretch
without the corresponding surface strain
so often involved during the period of
expectation. This in part accounts f0r
the entire absence. In many cases re-
ported. OF nausea. morning sickness,
and other distresses. such as laceratiun
of the epidermis SO often the case
when this gentle form Of fabrication is
neg ected.
Mothers Friend" has been highly
recommended by a host Of women who
know from observation. Write Brad
field Regulator Co. 30s Lamar Bldg,
Atlanta. Ga. and we will send you q
valuable little book to sxpectant moth.
srA-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
Grace Church to Mark
Reformation Anniversary

Reformation Day will be celebrated
tomorrow at the Grace Reformed
Church. At II o'clock the pastor. the
Rev. Henry H. Rauck. will preach upon
"The Occasion and Principles Of the
Reformation" He will tell Of the selec-
ton Of the third Sunday in January
Is, s52 years ago the Heidelberg cate
chism was published. This book 10 the
standard Of faith and doctrine for the
Reformed Church. In the evening at
7:45 O'Clock. the pastor will preach upon
The Making Of the Heidelberg Cate
chism:" The regular prayer meeting
and Bible study will be held Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
At the annual meeting of the Merry
Helpers Club of the Grace Reform
Church, Tuesday evening. .the following
officers were elected: President, w. f.
Moody: vice president. Charles r. Klose !;
secretary.: Elmer willard: treasurer,
Warren Rohr; corresponding secretary,
Ceba Miller.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
HOLY NAME VESPER
, SERVICE TOMORROW
Representatives From Wash.
ington, Alexandria, and Bal.
timore Churches to Attend.

The annual vesper service of the Holy
Name Society Of Washington will take
place at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow evening
in st. Martins Church. on North Capt.
tol street. Father Eugene A. Hannah.
rector of the church. has arranged a
special program.
Representative priests from every
Catholic church In this city and Alex
andria who have Holy Name societies
m their parishes, and all the prominent
officers of the Archdiocesan Union Of
baltimore. will attend.
The music will be furnished by the
choir Of the church. augmented by many
The sermon WI be preached ~
Father Wheeler. of the Church of the
Holy Comforter. The following parishes
have notified Secretary Carlon that dele
cations will be present: Holy Trinity
st. AIMS. Of Tenleytown: st. Rita . and
st. Mary's. Of Alexandria,; st. stephens,
y. Matthews, st. Paul's. Sacred Heart.
st. Mary's, st. Augustine's. st. Domf-
MICS, st. vincent de Paul's, st. Peters.
st. toseph's st. Cyprian's. and Holy
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
society will take place on January Is.
at st. Aloysius' Church, when reports
will be heard from the seventeen par
ishes here. The newly organized SO,
sey from the asarf poH Sones %S
that before his first years work ends
every Catholic church In the city will
be enrolled. The membership here has
already reached 6783 men, which, with
the Junior organizations. makes a total
Of more than 10000.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
Musical Programs at
First CONGREGATIONAL

The following musical programs will
be given tomorrow by the choir Of the
First Congregational Church. under the
direction, of William Stansneld. or
ganist:
II a. Morgan prelude. Melody and
lntermezzo. Parker; anthem. Send Out
Thy Light" Gounod; anthem. soprano
solo, Come Unto Me Coenen: Offer
tory. Meditation. L. d. 'Evry: organ post
Jude, "Toccata." E. d'Evry.
s p. Morgan prelude. Consolation in
f. Liszt; anthem GLORIOUS Is Thy
Name" Mozart; offertory. "Or Thee
Each Living Soul Awaits" (Creation).
Haydn.
9n. m (musical half hour)-"Les Pre-
ludes." Liszt; variations from the EN-
peror Quartet austrian national hymn),
Haydn; Andante Con Moto from Sym
phonv in u Minor Schubert: Rakoczy
March the Hungarian national march),
air from "Rosamunde." Schubert.
All the music at the evening service
Is by Austrian and Hungarian COM
DoscrS.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
CHILDREN OF MARY
TO TAKE COMMUNION
Special Services to Be Held at
st. Patrick's Church Tomor-
row for SodaIity.

Tomorrow viii be the regular COM
munion day for the Sodality Of the
children of Mary Of st. Patrick 9
Snurch. At s q. m. mass will be cele-
orated by the Rev. James A. Smyth.
spiritual director. In the afternoon at 1
o'clock. when they reassemble for the
usual monthly meeting. Father smyth
VIII preside and give a short sermon
which will be followed by benedict!on.
The high mass at II a. m. will be suns
oy the Rev. Martin p. J. Egan, and
tho Rev. John NJ. McNamara will
preach. Mgr. w. T. Russell will be In
the sanctuary. The Rev. Thomas T..
Mcauisan will act as master of cere-
monies. !
Two choirs will render the music. the
sanctuary choir. led uy H. Mills Silby.
ana q choir of mixed voices. directed
oy Miss Jennie Glennan. After the
mass the congregation will sing Holy
God, We Praise Thy Name
A feature Of the League Of the Good
shepherd meeting at 7:30 p. m. will be
the answering Of the questions that
nave been placed in the question box"
ourlng the last month. Mgr. Russell
VIII conduct these devotions and give
the benediction
The Washington times., 1915-01-16

Rarely in the history Of the Chris
tian church has such great religious
fervor been aroused as at the revival
services during the week at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. Ninth and D
streets northeast.
Evangelist II. T.. white strikes
straight ut the hearts Of his hearers
and many professions Of faith are
being received at every meeting. The
music is being conducted by F. H.
Shaul and A. Fl. Smith. Sermons are
being preached every evening except
Saturday.
The Sunday. services will include
Sunday school at $3.50. the morning
sermon at 1895, and evening prayer
at 1880. The evangelist's Sunday
morning sermon will te on ''Victory
over Death. and Shall We Know Each
Other in Heaven" "Iteligion In tho
Home will be his evening topic. Al
o'clock tomorrow there will be a
meeting for women only.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
OPENS NEW WEEK OF
SPECIAL SERMONS

The second week Of the series Of evan
gelistic meetings at Hamline Methodist
Church. will be inaugrated tomorrow
morning by the Rev. DR.. Lacien C.
Clark. pastor Of the church. with a
sermon on "Confession." What Shall
Do Then With Jesus" will be his sub
ject for the evening service. starting at
3 o'clock Large congregations have
greeted the pastor at all the meetings
during the past week.
Well known vocal soloists will partic,-
pate In the services during the coming
week. starting each evening With de-
votional services at 7:6 o'clock. led by
members Of the different societies Of the
church. DR.. Clark will preach each
evening. having announced the follow
ing topics for his sermons: Monday
evening. "Is tho Soil Poor?': Tuesday
evening. What Other Way?'; Wednas-
day evening. Whom Shall We En-
ANY Fruit?": Friday evening, Have
You Wisdom?"
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
Thousand to Join in
Sunday School Rally

An Episcopal Sunday school rally.
With a thousand children participating.
Will be held tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock at
Trinity Episcopal Church. Delegations
will be present from twelve Of the Epis-
copal schools. a chorus Of seventy-fve
voices will furnish the music. The
Rev. George w. VanFossen. pastor Of
the church, will preside, and non G..
c. Bratenahl will deliver the address.
The advent offering of the Sunday
schools will be presented
The Sunday schools to participate In
the rally are from the 'ollowing
churches: st. Marks, Resurrection and
Trinity. Emmanuel, Trinity. Calvary.
Matthews. st. James. Christ Church. ST.
Philips. st Agnes, and st. Matthias.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
Liberty Baptist Church
To Dedicate New Home

The congregation of the Liberty Bap-
tist Church will dedicate the new build
ing on Twenty-third street. between Fl
and streets northwest tomorrow morn
ing, when the sermon will be delivered
and baptism administered by the pas
tor, tho Rev. DR.. Holland Powell. In
the afternoon at O'Clock the sermon
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. w. Bishop
Johnson. and the music will be furnish
cd by the combined choirs Of the color
ed Baptist churches of the city.
The new building has been erected at
4 cost Of $4,000. Inc congregation.
which was organized forty-five years
ago, has been occupying the building on
E street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets northwest
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
BOARD TO ENFORCE ,
STANDARD FOR GAS
VII Act II Tests Show Continued
Presence Of Hydrogen Sui.
phide.

FOLLOWING notice served on the WASH
ington Gas Light Company that its
service during the month Of December
is considered unsatisfactory. steps viii
be taken by the Public Utilities Com
mission, 1t was announced today. to
enforce the laws ana regulations gov
erning the quality OF gas furnished
consumers in the District.
Notice has been given the company
that during December hydrogen sui
phide. the presence of which is pro-
hibited by law. was found in tho gas
station and on Ave days each at the
northeast and southeast stations.
Test To Be Continued.
Observations. 1t is said. will be con-
tinued at the testing stations. and II
the conditions camplained Of are not
remedied. further action will he taken
by the commission.
Tho commission has been unofiicially
informed that the presence Of hydro
gen sulphide was due to the fact that
during December an unusually large
quantity OF gas was manufactured and
tho company was unable to properly
purify It. ,
b. Complaints Of the disagreeable odor of
gas furnished by the Washington Gas
Light Company also have recently
reached the commission. In answer to
q letter in regard to this complaint. the
commission was informed today that
recently the company has been manu-
tacturlnR large amount OF coal gas
and that the odor in the gas was un-
doubtedly due to the increased amount
Of sulphur.
Illuminating Power Lower.
Az soon As this condition was
brought to It's attention. the COM
pany It was stated. took immediate
steps to reduce the percentage OF sui
phur by publication. but 1t was some
days before the trouble was eliminated
from the mains.
The company has been Informed, also,
That while the regulations prescribing
the quality Of gas contain no require
ment as to Illuminating power, tests
made In December showed that the
candle power was from three to nine
points below the old standard Of TWEEN
ty-two candle power. The commission,
because Of the large amount of gas
used for cooking and heating purposes,
recently amended the regulations 80 as
to require standard Of heating, In
stead OF illumination.
The Washington times., 1915-01-16
Lutheran Church Will
Celebrate Anniversary

The congregation OF Grace Evangeli-
cal Church will celebrate tomorrow
morning the eighteenth anniversary OF
the dedication Of its chapel at Thir-
teenth and Corcoran streets
The event will also mark the complete
of twenty-five years continuous service
by its pastor. the Rev. J. T.. \. noer-
mann, who came to Grace Church from
Marysville. Ohio. He is president of
the Concordia district of the Ohio synod
and associate editor of the Church Mes
senger, a local periodical.