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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-23
NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS

MOVEMENT OF VESSELS.
Nanshan. s,iled for Acapulco April %: Beuham,
arrived at New York yard April 81 Des Mopes.
sailed for Guantanamo April %: Celtic sailed for
New York April -; Supply. sailed for GUAM
April 2; Neptune and Solacc arrived Norfolk
Arril q.
NOTES.
The Caesar now at PHILADELPHIA has bccn ordered
to proceed 70 Melville X. l.. and return to Phila-
delphia.
The D-l. d. DIS. at Norfolk, have been
ordered to proceed to ANNAPOLIS where they will
base until .rrther orders.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS.
Rear Admiral r. NJ. Doyle. to home and wait
orders.
Commander F. H. Brrmby. to Delaware.
Commander F. n. Schofeld to command Chester.
Lieut.. Ii. ~ A. NJ. steckel to Branch Hydro
graphic Onicc Chicago. May !.
Ensign c. 4. Pownall to connection fitting out
Aylwin and board when commissioned.
Ensign +. ID. Langworthy. to Marietta.
P. A Surgeon Micnjah Boland. to home and
wait orders.
2. A. Surgeon ]. c. Parham, to navy yard.
Charleston. =. C.
A. Surg. II. N. stenhouse. n. R. c.. to Ira
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So rc5 l. si-ANDERsON. Elizabeth G to Jere-
mish Collins SO stamp $50
E24s X i .sJ u
Parcel l5-s 1T tract described Ma0 ave e1td be-
9Th & 18th sts NV. parcel 1873 1t s.. parcel
1911 TT I Mas ave e1td parcel 5S-5
described Belt I'd Friendship Ut tract de
scribed on Belt ri parcel s. 50 described on Vim
cent 4 Reno undir "a int in-AMER SEC X
TE co I. to EIoanor NJ Sharp SO stamp s .
Same property a. in No. g above undiv u int
nl sane Marshall Ma.rIdcr SO stamp s. %
same Property as in No Sl-same to Lyies ~Masruder
so stamp s. undir IA int in ii
So Is 1t 10 BRAWNER, Jno " slr tr 10 Cora
wcodsrd SO stamp $50 trust 5000
tIsli - -
Harry Kite to Ilos W Jordan ct Ger
trde joint tenants SO stamp 20 cts or 5000
t1sl Girsrd Il nul 81
So s,2i 1t = Cherry Chsse-Du BoIs. Pierce ct
Marv \ to Fulton X Gordon $40
IS of Mckinney st " o. I'D ST NV, ZOE
50 - It 8-GRUvER. ct uI Annie r to
s1c.No stamp SEQ
ZIG u ST mel -
q sole ct TO Margaret Long SO stamp s Z
81 1861 l!I-KITE, Harry A ct Tx Claire W to
Jos II Miller ct w Mary l. Joint tenants SO
stamp 70 cts tr $40 & Covenants hen
18th bet c & ID sts mel g.
81 ;,ie 1t IS blk Whitney Close-kILBY. Clar-
cnce Frank Bresnahan to Cora Wood
ard SO stamp 81 tr S.So
a3l Kenyon st nul s.
50 123 Il G-LORD. Jno ct VIZ Elizabeth to L
5 $500 stamp S
tfs lot o. mel
50 e. 1t a-LoNG. Margaret Il to susan
Kelly SO stamp
So e It s-LEETcH. VIM A 4 Frank trs to
U $500 stamp $50
Nl3 lat st mel u
50 2s3l 1t Icl blk IS Hclnsad Manor MewILL-
IAMS. Emma ct vir Bernard B tn wm &
Fischer $40 stamp 81 covenants & tr 500
tRock Creek On I'd bet Monroe st 4 Spring
I'd nwl .
So sssl 1t ., blk :. r.trorth-MIDDAUGH {
SHANNON Inv to Jno Edw Moore SO stamp %
cts covenants
IN of Shepherd st. W Of 5th st nwl %
Same property as in No M-MAGRUDER. Lyies
ct ux Margaret Mar to Herman W Van Sen
den S stamp 81 undiv "a int in G
So ISL 1t If>tlk wash'n Hts undiv y int in
OHANLON, Patk ct Rose A to JermiAh
y O'Connor $40 stamp S
IN Of st. + Of 18th st NV, ~
So ~ It Is blk Wash'n Hts-OHANLON, Rose
A to Patk OHsnlon & Jermiah Z O'Connor
$40 stamp $50 X
IN Of st. + Of 18th st nwl -
So ISL 1t il blk wash'n Hts undi' - in, in
O'CONNOR. jeremiah L ct uX Nellie to Patk
OHsnlon $40 stamp $
"a Of st. L Of 18th st nwl 4
So 81 1t L bl / waSnu Hts-O'CONNOR Nellie
to Pat1 O'Hanlon jeremiah o'cOnncr $40
IN Of Z st. Of 18th st nvl 6
So sos It sl-PERGANDE. Theodore to Renhard
Maui ct u1 Lena joint tenants so stamp s.
tllto 5th st mel .
So lsl Its q & .. pt cry 1t q { north ps org II
l-SHCGRUE. Jno ChaA Dismer trs Of Natl
Perm B A to Ford Motor Co SO stamp -
"a st Pa ave. Hotel Frit. Reuter- u
So lHl pit lsi-sMITH. Edw F ct us Hattie
r. Robt H Smith & Thornton Daves trs to
Geo H Smith $500 stamp g
t2sl, Dumbarton st nw) u
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-23

The worlds merchant marine has near
ly doubled In carrying power In twenty
sells Of approximately Sa.oMse tons ca
pacity
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District Courts

A bequest Of $500 is made to Temple
Baptist Church in the will Of Julia F.
Gilmore dated July 60, 1910, and filed
for probate yesterday. A servant. Ella
Bowie, is left $3.50 and the rest of the
estate is to be divided between Lucinda
A. Gilmore. of Manchester, n. H., and
Sarah T. Gilmore. if the latter is living
and if not her half goes to Alice T.
Flanders. of Henniker. \. II. Jason
Waterman is named executor. The tes-
tatrix died April q.
Mary A. Stevens yesterday entered suit
for s5.0O0 damages in the District Su-
preme Court against James Tobin. allcS-
ing that on February 20 he threw a
brick and hit her on the leg. The plain
tiff is represented by Attorneys A. AL
bert White and William r. Andrews.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-23
PRESBYTERY TO MEET MAY q.
Next Meeting VIII BE Held in Cen
trail Presbyterial Church.

The decision to hold the next meeting
of the Potomac Presbytery of the Pres
byterian Church. which takes in thirty
three churches of Washington and Sec
tions of Maryland and Virginia border
ing on 1.-The Potomac River, at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. of this city,
May %. was the feature of the closing
session of the annual meeting yesterday
morning. The Presbytery was in ses-
sion at the Central Church. Sixteenth
and Irving streets northwest. three
DAYS.
The report of the Board of Foreign
Missions which was laid aside Wednes-
day night when President Wilson arrived
to deliver an address. was adopted yes
terday morning. after which the melting
closed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-23
w. C. T. U. ELECTS COMMITTEE
viii He Represented at Convention
of Womcn's Clubs Federation.

The executive committee OF the
Woman's Christian Temperar &c Union
of the District. has elected the follow
ing delegates to represent the orsani-
Zation a. the annual convention of the
Federation of Women's Clubs to be
held here in May:
Mrs. Emma S. Shelton. Mrs. F.. S.
Henry Mrs. T. r. Moore. Mrs. T. 4.
Williams. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Lime
bach. The slternates are Mrs. NJ. A.
Tyndall. Mrs. J. A. Edgar. Mrs. lsa-
belle w. Parks. Mrs. l.. G. Mattinsly.
and Mrs. G. 3. Tallman.
Mrs. J. 4. Edgar has been elected
State superintendent of red letter day
department. and Mrs. NJ. c. Copeland
has been APPOINTED chairman of the
committee on W. {. T. L. pins.
The organization has obtained per-
mission to place prohibition maps in
The public school buildings.
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More Plaza Payments Made.

Payments were made yesterday for five
parcels Of property in square ~. involv-
cd in the proposed extension OF the Union
Station plaza. A total of 100000 of the
fund appropriated for the purpose by
Congress has been paid out by the COM
mission of awards. Yesterdays pay
ments were: Lot SIS. s6.oSo. to Leatch &
Leatch. trustees: lot IS. $500, Eliza NJ
Buchanan: lot IS. So, 40 Jacob s. Gruvcr:
lot S. 5000. James r. Bratter; lot Sc
s. 900 John b. Lord
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-23
Services for Mrs, Hill.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred
L. Hill, wife of George C. Hill and daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Hal
back. Of 1926 Park road. will be held at
the residence OF the latter at 2:3o o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. DIR. s. II. Greene,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, will
oficiate. 1nterment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Hill il survived
by her husband and infant daughter.
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Will Give Lecture Series.

william F. Norris. of the Depart
ment Of Justice. will begin a series Of
Friday evening lectures on THE Re-
ligious Significance of Current Events"
at Y. N. C. A. headquarters. f73s G
street northwest. at o'clock tonight.
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BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

Ey he United States Soldier Home
Band, from its bandstand this afternoon At
o clock. John 5. N. Zimmerman, director.
March. The Whip. Holman
Overture Poet and Peasant .......Suppe
Descriptive, Musical Scenes in Switzer-
Synopsis: ta) Rustic Scene: tbl Peasant
Dance; tc) Alpenhorn; ID The Yod-
Ter.
Selection. "Th. Epchantress' Herbert
Characteristic. The operate Rag" .LenzterG
Medley of Plantation Sung, The Sunny
South ..---.--..-..---.....--.- Lanpe
Walls, Hesitation I'm Loves Garden, lust
You and I".......-...............Osb Osborne
Finale, When Its Nighttime in Dixie
lAnu Berlin
The star Spangled Banner
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
GEORGE WASHINGTON

Glorge Washington, Amelica
father.
GlOrge no teIle lie maybeso, no
deny by father.
When Glorge lilly boy Glorge faith
er say "Glorge, you goee polotics."
GIorge say "allee right. father"
Father say "Glorge, go cuttee
down cherry tlee. Maybe so makee
up stlory. Coffee haYee Reputation
telle truth"
Glorge no Ikee work blut chop
pee down tlee.
Maybe so Glorge father teIlee
neighbor GIorge no tellee lie. Alice
samee Iected pIesident. Glorge NAL
lied widow, no haVee blaby. Glorge
say maybeso adopt whole dam
countlee.
Spanish king sendee GIorge big
jlackass.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
USUAL RESULT

USUAL RESULT
why don't you tell your troubles
to policeman"
81 don't dare" replied the gloomy
person. He'd probably arrest me-
Washington Star.
Senator TiIIman was arguing on
the tariff with a congressman.
You know never boast" his op-
ponent began.
Never boast? SpIendid!' said
Senator Tillman; and he added quiet
ly, mo wonder you brag about it,"
-EYerybOdys.
The herald., 1915-01-14
CHARTER

OF HOFFMAN ENTERPRISES, INC.
United States of America, state of
Louisiana, Parish of Orleans, City of
New Orleans.
of the month of January in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen and of the Independence of the
United States of America, the one hun
dred and thirty-ninth, Before me, Ed
gar Grima, a Notary Public, duly COM
missioned and qualified in and for the
Parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana,
therein residing, and in the presence of
the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, Personally came and APP
peared: Claude HOFFMAN, David Sive-
wright and EvertOn NJ. Schlegel, All of
full age and residing in this City, who
Severally declared that they do hereby
form stock corporation under the laws
of this state, particularly Act No. 267.
approved July 9th, 1914, of the General
Assembly of this State, for the objects
and purposes and under the terms
articles and stipulations following, to-
wit:
Article 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be HOFFMAN Enter
priSeS, Inc, and by said corporate name
it shall have and enjoy succession for
the period of ninety-nine years from the
date Of this charter.
Article 1.-THE domicile of said cor
poration shall be in this City and Parish
and legal process and citation shall be
served on the President or i'm his alb
sence on the Secretary or Treasurer of
the corporation.
Article III.-The objects and purposes
Of this corporation and the nature of its
business are hereby declared to be: to
buy and sell property, real, personal or
mixed, improved or unimprOVed. to pur-
chase vacant lots, build houses or other
improvements thereon and resell the
The herald., 1915-01-14
IznzL>AzN,s<
TGo|N@

Baptized Sunday at 3 p. m, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roster, 626
Bouny St, Clifton Carol, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Wilson, I20 Nunez St.
In spite Of the inclemCnt weather, a
good crowd was present Monday
evening and enjoyed .he radioptican
lecture by Rev. J. +. Foster.
The Union League OF the city met
with the Mgiers chapter Tuesday
evening. After the business program,
social hour was made pleasant with
refreshments and moving pictures.
Come out Sunday night to League.
Leader. Miss Irva Daniels.
Don't forget prayer meeting tonight.
Rev. w. w. Holmes will lead, after
which will be First Quarterly Confer
cnCe.
The Adult Bible classes are looking
forward with great deal of pleasure
to the meeting, which will be held at
the home of Capt. w. r. Pettigroye,
326 Oliver St, on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 18th. Capt. Petigrove will enter
tain the Wesley Adult Bible class and
his daughter, Miss Ruth, will be hos
tess to the Cleaners.
The herald., 1915-01-14
Csm;,,~<ezE15AZ@z
oTa'~z TTAe]

On Sunday, January 10, the old or.
SANITATION Of the "Ushers of the Holy
Name of Mary Church." was re-Or-
ganized by the Rev. Pastor Father
Larkin,
Saint Mary's friends and the whole
congregation will welcome with pleas
ure the election of Mr. Divide Vernueil
as president of the society This is
his eighth term and everybody wishes
to have him for eight more. Mr..
Vernueil is one of the best workers in
the parish.
As immediate assistants. he was
given two faithful and enthusiastic
workers. Mr.. Albert Dugas, yice-presi.
The herald., 1915-01-14
/IeszssE0A9cx
CoA<<lz~eA

The congregation and their friends
are cordially invited to attend the lee
ture by the Rev. VIM. L. Gardner, d..
d., to be delivered at Christ Church
Chapel at s p. m. tonight. DIR. Gard.
ner is the general secretary of our
General Board of Religious Education.
His subject will be, Christian Edu-
cation" let every Sunday School
teacher be present, for the lecture and
the conference to follow. The Wo-
mans Auxiliary of New Orleans pre-.
sents the playete, Her Silver Cake, "
at Trinity Parish House on Friday
18th, at s p. m, to which all are in
vited NO admission" NO collec-
ton
Mt. Olivet has as representatives on
the program. Mrs. J. E. Auckins and
Mrs. l.. G. Daudelin. Owing to the
illness of Mrs. Huckins. Miss Kittie
Janvier has been appointed to fill her
place on the program. Short ad.
dresses will also be made by Mrs. j.
Coburn, formerly of Mt. Olivet and by
DIR. Mary V. Glenton, from the mission
field of China. Let no trivial excuse
hinder church people from attending
this program meeting.
Next Sunday, the second Sunday af
ter Epiphany, the services will be as
follows:
1880 a. m, Holy Communion.
$3.50 a. M, Sunday School.
1900 a. m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
400 p NJ, Confirmation Glass.
1880 p. m, Evening Prayer and Ser
SRpn.
Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, at s p. m.
&dies' Guild. Meeting at the rectory
The rector expects to visit the Low
err Coast Missions on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of next week.
The herald., 1915-01-14
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ASIHEStz.s..leke111z&

Pastor o. Wismar breaches here
this Thursday at 1880 ,. m. Subject:
Fulfilled Prophecy, a Potent Argu-
ment for the Bible" This is a very
interesting subject and will surely be
handled in a mastery way. So every
body come. These lectures are not
only for the Lutherans. but also those
VIII o are not Lutherans. Therefore
come, you are cordially invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
FOSTER.

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skls vtrsaity. Bet E0w % baEisy. Iowa
ss~rs TharsGsy az tks Aoass % slf'
- sf~s Tnoraas WstsoG-
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asgsiss ehurek sgsGsg WsFe Ws!l az
.s.-fs.s asd . very fsfsrsssisE address
vas sssiVsrsa - sss Rev. strs i-ssaali
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passis % ths GissFsst srsHfsy $500 iss1a.,.
~ se4 Ms fra HoasY ana sarzily
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s-T.-s fgark~ss % Ftas HigG visited
ss.ssv Nth skssr mother. MIS- cius''.
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F.swar4 KrasE % bay tsiasf spsE'
se-s.v Mia his rzosssr. Nrs- >. kra1z
W.. sa9 Mrs Isaac Fos;sr spssi
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NJ AZ MIS-. ice Bovsss scar sweet
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lfr ard Wrs- J. q. itiri a71 -'1EA.
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visited sunday win ai.sa AiaFs@F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

ttusAsz4-Aftsr al. eiviiisA'ioz has
s-s drawbacks. People ~ the s@'As
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The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

an extensive Southern trip and it is
doubtful if she will return in time to
join the debutante ranks.
The Cabinet circle will have a
charming bud in Miss Mary Wilson,
second daughter of the Secretary of
Labor, and the Supreme Court will
doubtless be represented by Miss
Catherine Hughes. There will be a
number of presentations in the Con-
gressional set; some are already an
nounced, others may be forthcoming
on the convening of the new Con-
gress. Miss Callie Hoke Smith, the
lovely young daughter of the Senator
from Georgia and Mrs. Hoke Smith,
will make her formal bow this sea-
son. Miss Smith has taken a promi-
nent part in the social affairs of the
younger set and has shown a keen
and indefatigable interest in chari-
table functions.
Miss Elizabeth Harding is another
attractive young woman in the official
set, who will be formally presented.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

party may be formidable occasions
There will be longer list of debu
tantes than usual this season and
the ranks OF the buds will present a
charming array of beauty and large
degree of wealth. So many young
women will be formally presented
during November and December that
arrangements for teas and dances will
be made far in advance to avoid the
usual conflicts as nearly as possible.
In the present rather chaotic state of
society, no dates have been an
nounccd, but each day adds a new
name to the list, which includes the
lovelicst members OF Washington's
younger set.
In spite OF repeated denials, society
still cherishes the hope that Miss
Alice Wilson, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, and niece OF the
President, will head the list of formal
presentations at the Capital this sea-
son. There was even talk of a White
House debut, but Miss Wilson has
left Baltimore with her parents for
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
In the Diplomatic Corps

The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff will leave Newport Oc-
tober for Washington. stopping en-
route in New York for week.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Suarez- Mujica returned to Washington
yesterday from New York, where they
had been for a week. They spent the
summer at Asbury Park.
The Charge d'Affaires of Turkey and
Nine. Hussein Bey have returned TO
the embassy. III Connecticut avenue.
Lieut. Commander Julio Dittborn,
naval attache of Chile. and Nine. Ditt-
born. who spent the summer with the
other members of the embassy at As
bury Park, have returned to Wash
ington, and have taken a house at
1922 Belmont road.
The First Secretary of the Colom-
bian Legation. with his daughter,
Senorita Matilde Ancizar. has return
ed to Washington after six weeks
spent on the Massachusetts, coast.
Mrs George T. Marye, wife of the
American Ambassador at Petrograd,
sailed for Russia yesterday on the
Kristianiafjord by way of Sweden.
where she will join the Ambassador.
Mrs. Marye will resume her work
with the Red Cross.
The Minister Of Guatemala. Don Joa-
quin Mendez, has given up the resi-
dence in Twentieth street. where the
legation has been established for some
years, and will take possession of 1904
X street Friday. The house, which is
next door but one to the handsome
Huntington Wilson residence. now oc-
cupied by Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A.
Baldwin. jr.. is the property of Gen.
and Mrs. James H. watmough, and
was formerly leased to Capt Templin
Potts. U. S. n.
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plans for the Seasons 8uos
By MILDRED MARSHALL KOONCE.

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