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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-19
nsun itrer DGmpfer an bic fram5STi.
fde @ssierung gu pertaufen.
Der giubdlfsbefebf t,1Irhs n,tf Wsr..

1d3e Hegterung gu perfaufen.
Der ginbaltsbefebl ipurbe auf gere
langen Der Scranton Goal Gonlpan.,
Don Scranton, po., erlafen, bic aud
um etnen permanenien Ginbaltsbefe6l
sessn ben 9ertauf Der Sdiffe nadsss
fu9t bat.
Die aoblentompasnie mad5t gels
tenb, bab lie einen aontraft fir brei
Sabre, bonn 5riiGdbr b. s. anIane
geno, nit Der 5runsportutions Gom.
pdnb babe, unier ipelder bic lebtere
iih berpflihtst, nit ibren SHiffen
jdbrlid 100000 9onntn &oblen nad
DULUTH, gbicaso unb Uiiiipdutee 5u
bef0rbern.
Qm II. auguit beiBt es ipeiier in
Der 8lassi6riit, per0ffsntliften &s
Gispelanber 3situnsen bic Iadri9t,
bab flint Don ben Dampfern Der @reat
Gates anb St. auprenee 3ranspors
tdtion COMPANY in Wontreal, gana-
bd, ldgsn unb i'm geerifie ieien, na6
Sabre, 5rdnfreih, ab3uee6en, no iie
in ben gsfib Der fran50iifden Rssie.
rung iibsrssben ipiirbsn; unb bab,
ipenn bies seitattet piirbe, bic Gob'
lsntompasnie nidt i'm Stanbe fein
tpiirbe, ibre aohle 81 Deri6iden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-19
Die e'gsDrIage
Don benz prdiibentsn DiliOn Detirt
Wesen eines BON benz Repr. 9ap in
bic 9orlass sinse3nunsenen pas
rasrapbsn.
Der lebisli6 i'm Sntersife zines bo9en
peniiOnirten Offi3iers eingefiigt
fein foll,
Ter nit Der 4rmse ni9t auf sutsm
Jube itebt.

W a hington, .. e., 1S. Nu5.
Die etrmseDorlase ipurbe om syrsitas
unerlpdrtet BON benz prdiibenten Wils
ION Dstirt, neil er einen seipiHsn pa
ragrapRn in Der ReoiIioH Der &risgsz
urtitel. Der DON ben Sausmitslisbern
bes Solrferen5ausiduIes in bic gor>
lase bineinseylpunsen tpurbs, unb Der.
ipie in 4rmeeireiisn aasemsin Be
bauptet pirb, i'm Suiereilr zines aes
piiIsn pfniionirtsu Dffi3iers sinses
fiigt ip.rben iou, Der nit Der aitiDen
armee nidt auf sutem Gube ts6t.
nidt ot5eptirsn nill.
RepI. Sap. Der 9oriiBer bss 9ausz
COMMITTEES fit Wilitdrangelesenbeiz
ten, reidte Ioiort bic 8orlase pisbsr
I'm !Saufe elm. biesHlal pbne bic gan3e
Ss,tion. bic auf bic RepiIion Der
ariessarti,eI ge3us bat, unb sr err
iIdrtt in empbatiiber @sife, baB DON
benz jesissn aongrsb isine RsDiiioH
Der 3risgsurtitsl DorssnOmmsn tpers
BEN piirbe.
Ssnator Chamberlain, Der 9ors
iibsr bss SeHots HommittesS fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s,tlGrte bass'
gen, bab Der Senat bic Rspiiion Dec
arisssariitsl - iniopsit iis Don bsm
prGiibenten unb benz Setrstdr Yater
gutgeheiben ipur6en !pieosr in oi.
9crlase sinfiisen ruiirbe, unb es bans
belt iih jebt baber I'm eineH Sampf
apiihen benz Ssnat unb bem ReprGz
tentanteubdus auf Der eiHeH uHb benz
Rspr. Sap auf Der anoeren Ssits.
Der Strsii orObi bic @ertaguus Ses
aonsrsFss nod peiter biuaussuities
BEN, ME aud alle 9eripiaisunsen fir
bic 9srmebruns Der 4rmee uilb fir
bic grtraaussabeH, bic burd bic Mos
biliiiruns Der 5ruppsn an Der msriidz
nif4en 9rsn5s Deruria4t DsrSeH.
bur4 ibH 5uriidgebdIteu ipsroen.
Die 9orla9e in ibrer isbigeH 5aI<
Jung befinoet iid in ben 9GHoen bes
9aus aommiitsss fir Niliiaranses
legenbeiten uno iis pirb en- Disnitag
ipieber aufsenommsn unb tpabri4ein.
lif prompt ansenommen peroeH. Der
aampf. tpenn es 3u einsm iol4en
tommt, nirb tntbrenHsu, penn Der
Senat bic auf bic Repifion bsrariegss
artissI ge3us babenSsu Settionen pies
Der einfiist uno bic 0crlass bann an
bas Saus ,uriidfdidt.
Das Weio bss prdfibsnisn bilbet
cine ipeiiere pbaie in benz Iansidbris
gen HritSe, Der 3tpnhen Der Wrnlse
uno benz 'Repr. 9ab sefiibrt ipurbe.
Die 4rmee ertidrt. bab Repr. Gan
bufiir perantpOrilif isi, bab Der plan
sur Sdaffuns elmer tontinsntdIen
armse unb allsemeiner Wilitarsr3ie'
hung perDorfen iporben rnb bafiir bic
Der Raiionalsarb.
iubItituirt ipOrben iei, bic Don ber
armee bstSmpft pilrb.. armeeoffisisre
erilSren aud, bab gentle 1beils Der
Wprlase in Der aonfsrsn, eingefiist
unb niemaIs i'm Ssnai ober I'M Res
Observation-Disclosures er6rtert iporben
isisn.
Die ariessdrtiiel iinb In bunbert
Sobrsn t.insr RsDifion untersOsen
iporbsn unb puifsn nidt mebr duf bi:
mrberuen QlrmseDsrbdlinifie. Das
artessbsparismsnt pinf&t TN De,
iouhereu. hok jcI&e Q[euheyuuQen sirs
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,efii6rt tp.rben, bic es ben armesOf,


fisieren erm0sli4en, fi4 in ri9iiger
Weiie nit problemen gu beIddftisen,
bic pdbrenb Der jebigsn meritauiI9en
arifis entftanbsn finb.
Sn bic MsDiiiOn Der &risssartifei
tpuroe troB Der ginpGnbs Oes prGiiz
benten unb bes &riegs 9spartements
Elm parasrapb dufsenOmmsn, unts-
osm psniionirts Offi5iere nidt Der
Surisbiftipn bon arisgsaeri6ten I'm.
tsrporfen iein foIleH, auh nidt Der
armee 0issiplin, fpsnn fis ni6t gar
Der aontrods Der 4rmee gGn3li9 ent.
augen iperben.
Wlan peib in 4rmsetreiisn bab
bieier purasrapb gang uIein i'm Sns
tsreiie zines getpifien peniionirter
Cffi5iers einsefiibrt porben 1T, be-
in friiberen Sabren groBsn GinfluB
auf bic WilitGrgelebaebune ausiibte,
unb Der felt feinem Riidtritt aug benz
uttioen 0isnft obne nnterluB bic 2trs
NEE uno bic armeeperpdltuna 1nass
ariffen bat unb Der iebt i'm gegriffe
1T, ein BUD 3u i6reiben, in benz bic
armse angssriffen ipirb, biss aber
ni6t pogt, 10 lange er Der Qrms.s
Dis3ipIin unterporfen 1T. 5n ieiner
getos9oti4aft nabm aber Der prdii.
bent ni4t iormsa aenntHib DON biefer
pbais Der Situation.
Die g 4iffabrts gorlage
dngenommen.
Die Qbminiitrations Sfiffa6rts4
portage, Oura tpelde eins S6iffabrts,
aommiiTion treirt uno cine Summe
ppn $50, 100000 perpilligt ipirb, nit
peldsr bic Rsgisruna SGiffe antaus
fen uno in 8eirieb ertalten tdnn,
ipurbe am Jreitdg BON Sendt nit ei.
nem itritieu parteipotum bon 80 qes
gen q Stimmen ausenpmmsn. Die
0orlase III in stipds perdnbertsr 5orm
bsreits pom Reprdientantenbdus am
genommen tporben.
Aud bic Ginoerdrbeitz
portage angenommen.
Dime 9ebatte unb obrs namentli5s
46itimmuts tpurbe am absno aud
bic &inbsrarbeitporlage, nit ben Ses
nats amsnoements De,iebsn, pom
ReprdientanteHbaus augsnommeu uno
iis beodrf iest nur nod Der Inter
i6rift oss prdiibenten, I'M GjsIeB gu
lpsrben.
Die DOrlaee reprdisniirt bds Rez
iultat zines Sabre lanaen Samples
i'm aonsreb 3piI9en ben Glsmsnten,
bic fir ben S6ub Der 5tinosr eintra>
ten, unb beujenisen, bic ioIae Wabs
reeeIn aug Dem 9runbe oppouirten,
neil bies ibrsr ariitt na4 cine Sahe
Der Siaatsgsessebuns.n isi uno
niht Der 9unbssrsgterung. Die Yots
Iuse tuGre in bieier SeFion ni9t ons
senommen iporoen, tpenn Der grGiie
bent Wilipn ui6t ausoriidlia baraui
beitdHosn bate.
Sn Der jebiseR iSdfung tpirb IN Der
Yorlaee Der 9erianot bon WaareH
i'm Spiidentadtlihen Sanbel berbos
ten, bic DON Gtabliiements angefers
tisi purbsn, in bsnsn ainbsr bei9dfs
tigt iinb. Sic Dsrbietet ben gsrianot
Don probuttsn bon Usinen. Stsin5riis
den, in benen aiuoer i'm 4Iter Don
peniger als 16 Suhrep unb pon pro>
buitsn in 5abyitsn, yGanneriss"
Wsrfiid.tsn uip., in oenen ainbsr bon
penissr aIs IA Sabren beiaditigt
iinb, po bic aiR0sr DON IA Biz 16
Sabrsn msbr als aft Stunbsn tGgs
lid, mebr als feds Gage in Der $40.
1e unb DOT 6 llbr Utorsens uno nab
7 ubr Mbenos arbejten. Oos GsIss
tritt Elm Suhr, natoem ss Dom Yrd'
iioent.n uRtsr3eitHet tprrbsH III. in
9raft.
Die apnsrsbrsotdie pom
Siben. bon ben iiioIihen gaumpoas
fabriianisn osrarIaBt. fiibrtsn IN Der
5ouptia4e ben Sompf sesen bic Bot
Iase.
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Zen G,reaaeidpereuen ilber,pieien.

Cigar ROi,niielo bon 2ouispiIls.
ap., beiannie fi6 seitern Dor Hi4ter
gsa I'M Wsunisipalseriat i4aIoig,
aug Der Wcbrins pon 8. 6. Ddugb'
erib, Tp. 2232 aenton Strabe,
G&mudiadtn unb 8darselb seitoblen
Az taben unb ipurbe oardufbin unisr
$1,000 giirsi9aft ben GroBsddipos
renen ilberlpieien.
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SntereFe in basIel6e Gtgent9um,
(Steuer SOC; 81.
B. 2. g. SobnIon unb GoparD
Sphnion an bo., Elm ungetbetltes 2/3
Sntereiie IN Oasielbe gigentbum,
(Steuer $D; 81.
Settle Srene Barnes aisner ii.
9lno. an u. 3. g. So6nIon, basielbe
Gi9entbum, (Steuer SOC; $400.
0iaiam $. Worgan an Gbarles
Rorton Mupbep, 40 BEL 261.75 SUB
an Der Siibieite BON 5loral glpenue
m NorpoOb, (Steuer $D, 81.
Ntalcuna 6alto al aepe Gear, %
6ei 120 SUB an Der SitIeite bon
Sargent gloenue (Steuer $3.50,
81.
2aura ~. Dbscarber an SoIspb
Gippert, Cots g&o. 90 unb 33 in Der
Suuibine llnterubtbeilung in Ssttiou
6 Selbi SptprIbip, (Sterer SOC, 81,
Sobn Soiepb Regan an Bertha M.
Resun, 35 bel 1O3 SUB an Der Roro@
ieite DON @aitern 2lpe., 182 5uB
peitlia oon 1usculum Qbenue (Steus
sr 5000 81.
NtpIes 6. Qnbretp u. u. an Rettie
Qnbren, Got go. 20 in Sri Riaaroz
fon's lluterabtbeilung DON 4seter
3inn's llnterarbeilung in Sel9i
Sotpnibip CSteuer $5), 81.
@bitb gg. groipn on bic Staot
Cincinnati, 80 Bel 519.76 SUB an Der
ROrbieite bon Wtc!Senrp gloe., 81.
Wloies Rustin, Ru6labDerpalter,
an 2lIice ID. 2eaf, Is bel 80 SUB an
Der Sioieite ppn Suptins Str, 45
SUB psitIi4 Don ga1miller Str.
(Steuer $1.50), $1405.
glbeQu 6. glepin an Wapers q.
Cooper, 35-130 SUB an Der Welt@
isite Don 9reenlee 2lpe., (Steuer ST.
50) 81.
9fnbert :. GreTap an gnu Morcs
ton, Quit CLAIM DON Cots yo. 160,
161 unb 1852 DON Der Guclib 2ano
afu speiteH llnterabt6eilung, 81.
2aura 9. Spbn an 5rances ).
@ittmann, Quit Claim DON einenl
strsifsn 2anD in settipn 5 Selbi
sotpnibip, 81.
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ion auigbt. Got gto. So uro Sc IN
0eiler mo @oi6tltrn's Sub. IN Get.
tim 2S, WfiIlcreef Sopnibip (Steuer
$1); 81.
Sbeoocre S6clarb oil gfarp Gine
teIafer, 25.0S sSuB an Der ipeitIider'
Seite pom 4uiterIis sIpenue; feriler
20.SC SUB oil Der peitliAen Seite
Don sluiterlis 9loe. CSteler So; ST..
@aa Dtoretpn an SSeiie s. Goof,
Cots gto. $50, 16t ln6 1852 uon Der
@ucIio 2anb gIiin. 2. Cub. IN Settipn
p, Columbia Supnibtp (Steuer
500 81.
5. Ssulius slreno on eleanor gtil.
Ter. 40 Bel $50 SUB on Der oItIihen
Seitc Don g8ilion 9loe., @olrutt Sills
(Stcuer $3.50; 81.
Die Sadion Wlc0att 60. eegen
Ion g. gacpn, 45 bel 125 ylB, an
Der oitIifcn Seite bon 0ooep aIpe.,
College Sill (Steuer SO; 81.
slnna Goiorsfp an Seler 9oiarsfp,
30 BEL 80 SSlrB an Der iiibIi6en Seitc
pon Carlisle slpe., pcitlicb BON @arf
Sr. (Steuer 5oc); 81.
.Sii6er @oairsfp on Seler 9oinrsfrL
Quit Claim aitf oasielbe gigentblr
(Steuer Soc; 81.
9lbbie 8. Spolbin1 an slnua =.
Gonnellp, 100 BEL 200 SUB on Der
n6roliden Seite bon Wfabiion gtoac
(Stcrer t.50); 81.
Npers .. Cooper an Sioa Z.
gii6orbiuu, 5712 bel 1870 SUP, All Der
6itIiden eeite bon actoaa slperue,
Spbc 9arf (Steuer $10); ST.
Sarrp 81. Wtebne al 6reoerid s.
80 BEL 1875 SUB an Der melt.
lid)cn Scit, BON 8igbIano sIpe, III
Silpcrtor GSteiier SD; 81.
Sobn @. @rap oil Biuialu $.
groofs, 1 Sabr 8aft nmn 21. Mug.
1916 an altf Snbenrolnn bes @tgen-
tbunrs go. 2006 gaitern glpe., Sdbr'
lid,e WsietBe $12. a
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0nibaltsb efebl
0tsen ben 9trtduf Don Dompfern bon
ben Groben Seen an bic frons
sDfiHe mesisruns ptrlangt.

Ghiedso, SGl., IS. aus. Der
Midter asntintp wl. lanbB BON Bun.
btsserida bat einsn tempOrGreH Gins
bdItstefebl srloHsn, inter BEN bie
Great Gates oub ct. aoiprenfs 9rans.
persasinn Gomsana Sssbizasss nssh..
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Das bette &u6sttHsn lit cine bids
l6aut,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
'Y.M.C. A.PLANS Big
PROGRAM NEW YEAR
Music, Exhibits, and Athletic
Events Are Included in
Days Events.

New Year Day at the Y. NJ. g. A.
Is to be the most auspicious event held
by the association for some time.
A program of music. exhibits. ath-
ietic. and swimming events. showing
the work OF all departments. has been
arranged. beside the reception and
general open houye that prevails. One
of the interesting features OF the pro-
gram will be the gymnastio exhibition
and games by members of the Leader
Club OF the Mems Department.
voiley ball between business men
and clerks. basketball between the
Potomacs and the Senators. rope
skipping, mat and tumblIng work. ex-
hibltions on bars, and "a number Of
gymnasium dances are on the pro-
gram.
The boys department Is to hold a
vaudeville carnival entitled "A Trip
to the Moon" in the afternoon. to be
followed by n gymnastic contest In
the evening, the winner of which IL
10 be presented with n shield. Teams
from the Mt. Pleasant Congregational,
Epiphany. Petworth. and the Fourth
Presbyterian Churches are to com
pete.
An entertainment In to follow tho
contest, TO all OF which the public IL
invited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
LODGE MASTERS TO DINE
Annual Masonic Banquet Held To
night at Ebbitt.

The annual banquet OF the worship.
ful Masters Association or 1915, com
posed OF the masters OF the thirty
Masonic lodges who have served dur
ing the present year, will be held In
the crystal room OF the New Ebbltt at
o'clock tonight. They will have as
their guests the masters OF the lodges
Tor 1917, together with James W. wit
ten, present grand master; william w.
yermane. grand master for 1915, and
Thomas Young, grand lecturer.
a number OF interesting '"surprise'
features have been arranged. The Of
Ulcers of the 1910 association are
James r. schick, president: william
Clabaugh, vice president; Johnston
H. zimmerman, secretary-treasurer
These. together with Perry p. Patrick
and James s. Mccarthy, compose the
executive committee. The dinner com.
mittee consists OF william Clabaugh.
Archie r. r. onyun, and Frank NJ.
Scott, while Ell Swaveiy heads the
committee on entertainment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
BOOST ERIK CANDIDACY
Friends Say Choice ss House Clerk
Would Aid Republicans.

Friends OF Edmund y. Erik, of
Pittsburgh. who 10 q candidate for
clerk OF the House " the Republicans
control that body. say that the Erik
candidacy may prove the solution of
the internal troubles now besettinG
the q. o. j. In the House OF Represen.
tatives.
The fact that some OF the independ.
emit mer- Sers OF the House, who have
not yet aligned themselves with either
Democrats or Republicans, have
promised 20 vote for Mr.. Erik, may aid
In soiidifyinE the Republican lines.
As the count now stands. the Re.
pubiicans and Democrats each are
sure of 2i5 votes. II requires 2is 60
control the House and elect a Speak.
er. with this situation obtaining, the
independent support OF Erik for the
clerkship may prove an important
factor Erik. while Always q Repub.
iican. has strong support among those
with Progressive and other lndepend.
ent ieaningr. and has many pledges
from men who will be members OF the
next House.
within q short time. the situation
will be PM squareiy up TO the Repub
lican leaders. and their Endorsement
OF Erik Will be asked upon the ground
that he can contribute to the Repub.
lican organization OF the House.
Erk's friends say he will not enter
into deals. but he will make q show.
ing OF strength that will convince the
leaders that he can help win the
House u they will indorse his candi.
dacy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
KEATs,AND DUCKS GO DOWN
Other Birds Now on Market Send
Prices on Decline.

onack. auack. and cluclk, cIut1<, or
whatever else ducks and guinea keats
say. they are saying IL today Joyfuliy.
And there In a reason.
The price OF keats has dropped con.
sidersbly. Yesterday a plump. young
kest sold for 40 cents. and today "A
similar bird sells for 30 cents. Other
birds are arriving now to supplant
the tasty keat In the affections OF the
epicure. hence the reduced price.
For the same reason the price cf
duck has dropped from Is and ~ cents
q pound to 10 and IL cents. and there
In not n considerable demand. Tho
small demand for these two fowls
will cause the producers to keep their
birds at homo until such time as they
may bring more money. NIf the fowls
and tho public could speak. they
would ask the dealers to keep the
price OF fowls down all the time. no
doubt.
The remainder Of the market shows
no fiuctuation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
CORONATION MASS
Austrian Embassy Officials TO At
tend Services At 81. Pstrlck's.

Several members OF the Austrian
embassy are expected to be present at
the mass at 81. Patrick's Church to.
morrow morning at s;1b TO be sung
In commemoration OF the browning OF
Emperor Karl OF Austria Hungary.
which takes place In Budapest tomor.
row.
Mgr. william T. Russell will orri.
ciate. assisted by the clergy OF the
church. Special music IL TO be fur.
nished by n mixed choir. IL IL OK.
pected that representatives from
other Catholic countries besides Aus.
tria will be present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
HITS TROLLEY POLE.

DIR. Ada II. Thomas. OF tho Thomas
apartment house, Fourteenth street
and Thomas circle. suffered slight I'm.
Juries when an automobile which she
was driving about o'clock last
evening on Connecticut avenue near
Calvert street northwest coilided with
trolley pole. She refused hospital
treatment. The machine was dam
aged to the amount OF $50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
CAPITAL WELCOMES SUN
Cool and Fair Weather Brings Ole
Sol Back.

As predicted by the. forecasters a,
tho Weather Bureau, today dawncd
cool and fair, incidentally giving
Washington the FIRST glimpse OF ,ho
sun in several days.
According to prognostications. TO.
day will continut fair. with n slight
drop In the mercury toward nightfaiI.
Similar weather II predicted Cor to.
morrow
Following tho storm yesterday. the
temperature dropped 20 some extent.
the lowest temperature being regis.
tered late at night. when the mercury
hung about 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
MISS BLODGETT Is
,DEBUTANTE TODAY
Ball Given at Sherry's, New
York, for Girl Well ;
Known Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Blodgett. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. and New York
will give ball at sherry's, New York
this evening to introduce their daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine cumnoek Blod-
sett. to society. a.
The function Is OF unusual interest
to society folk In Washington. as the
bud is n niece OF Miss Helen Blodgett.
charming Washingtonian. whose
own debut took place only last win
ter. Miss Blodgett il visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Blodgett and will attend their
daughter's coming-out ball.
They have leased Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Warren's artistic home In Fifth
avenue for the winter. IL boasts n
largo and beautiful studio. which adds
to the adaptabiiity of the house for
entertaining.
Miss ALE. . Bud.
Another New York debutants In
whose presentation. Washington IL
deeply Interested IL Miss Lorraine
Allen, who was introduced yesterday
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marshall Allen. Mt n party at the Ritz
Carlton. which began with recep-
ton and ended with dinner and
dance
Miss Allen 10 a niece Of Mrs. Edison
Bradley. and was one OF tho guests
pr honor at the brilliant ball given
by Mrs. Bradley. December 20.
A.ess the Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley and their
son-in-isw and daughter. the Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert shipman were
among the leo guests at the dinner
last evening. Others. of interest to
Washington who attended were Mr..
and Mrs j. o. II. Pitney. OF Norris
town. N. j.. and their son and dauxh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Ball
antine Pttnoy, who are their guests;
Miss Pauline Disston. Preston Gibson.
Itobert Lee Keeling. and william
Bowie Clark. all OF Washington;
Lieut.. Col William ". Horton. Com
mander John Fremont, and Robert
Mckee.
The Russian Baialaika Orchestra
played for the dancing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29
PARkwooo PLACE ROBBERY.

A. b. Moreland. OF 1865 Parkwood
place northwest. told the police OF
the Tenth precinct today that his
home was entered between o and IL
o'clock last night and three pocket,
books containing o SMALL amount OF
cash stolen.
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Ube Linen Shop
None on Approval.
None Credited or Exchanged.


Owing TO the great reductions on the
merchandise soiled or mussed by display,
broken assortments, ETC., none will be sent
on approval, credited, or exchanged.
NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED
Real Irish Hand-embroidered, Tape
bordered Bed Spreads, single and double
sizes, "a price.
Scalloped and Hemstitched Edge En-
broidered Pillow Cases-Day Cases and
Envelope Cases Of finest cotton. Sample
pairs less $3.50.
Sample pairs of blankets of our entire
line, soiled by handling only, to be sold at
1909 less than our regular December re-
auctions.
Odd lengths of Table Damask of our
regular lines-Huckaback and Plain Art
and Pillow Linens and Crash Towelings,
at $3.50 off our December reductions.
Odd lengths of Table Felt Padding
81, 6S, and ~ inches wide. q price.
Black and White Fancy Scarfs, 1896,
AZ and 81 inches long. Regularly 60t,
csc, Use, and 85f. Choice, each, 45t.
Black and White Tea Sets, centerpiece
and six doylies, 6 and 10 inch. Regularly
$2.75. for Sl.25 set.
Hemstitched Japanese Hand-drawn
Tea Cloths, so inches square. Regularly
S2.25, for $50 each.
Scalloped Edge Pure Linen Tea Sets,
of 10 pieces. Regularly $500, for $500
set.
Hemstitched Pure Linen Hand-drawn
Scarfs. Regularly $500 to $3.50. for
$l.25 each.
Pure Linen Arabian Lace Pieces,
Scarfs, and Tea Cloths. Regularly up to
$1,000, for $500 each.
Madeira ScalIoped Edge Pure Linen
Tea Napkins, 12X12 inches. Regularly
$3.50 for $500 dozen.
Real Cluny Lace Scarfs, Centerpieces,
and Doylies. Less 1870 on odd sizes only.
Csc Hemstitched Pure Linen Guest
Towels, soc each.
Turkish Towels and Wash Cloth Sets,
different assortments.
Regularly $2.25, for $l.75
Regularly $1.85, for SIPS
Regularly $3.50, for $l.OO
Regularly $50, for soc
Many small articles, too numerous to
mention, at great reductions for quick
clearance.
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The Misses Blake viii give a small
dance this evening at their home In
Otis place for their guest, Miss Flea,
nor Kemp. OF Talbot county, Md.
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Mrs. Phiiiips Here.

Mrs. John G. Phillips. of Boston. has
leased the residence 1893 New Hamp-
shire avenue. and Is established there
for the winter and early spring. Mrs
Philips. whose son 10 the Third AS
sistsnt Secretary of State. was a
prominent hostess In Washington dur
ing the Roosevelt Administration.
when she occupied the residence 1912
X street. now owned by Mrs. George
w. Vanderbilt.
-
Senator LeBaron b. Colt OF Rhode
Island, and Mrs. Colt will return to
Washington Tuesday for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Lombard win
entertain at dinner this evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-29

The marriage of Chester Henry
Warrington. OF Washington, and Miss
Myrtle Daspit took place at the home
Of the bride in New Orleans last even
ing. After their honeymoon Mr.. ana
Mrs. Warrington will make their home
at 1911 Sixteenth street,
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4 series OF tea dances will be given
each afternoon In the gold room 81
the Shoreham Hotel, beginning New
Year Day. They Will be in charge
OF Miss Dorothy Peake.
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win Hold Reeepties.

Mrs. John NJ Hewson and Miss
Georgia schofieid will receive New
Year afternoon from 4 to 20 o'clock.
Mrs. Hewson and Miss schofield will
be at home Mondays IN January.
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Gsest. AZ Playhouse.

Captain and Mrs. Wiley have asked
about 100 friends OF their daughters
to the Playhouse. They have stopping
with them for the occasion Miss
Dorothy Taylor. OF New York: Miss
Jean Lille. OF Phiisdelphia; Hampton
Robb and Philip Chiids. of Boston.
and their son, Henry Wood Wiley. OF
Cleveland.
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Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Charlemagne Tower.
jr, and Miss Barbara Ripley. OF Du-
luth.' MINI. The wedding will take
place January 10 In Duluth,~ Mr.. Tow
or Is the son OF Charlemaghe Tower.
former ambassador to Germany, and
PHILADELPHIA.