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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
Nenes aus ROd 9slano

4aiiantel,, Die ocltern Madnittag
an Der 10. StroBe nllb ). Npenlle
pprbcifanlell, marel, Illaclseligcn ei-
lles 3liammcnltoBcs, bcm Elm bcftis
ger iSallltfampf fulete. ser ihlieBlid,
ollrdI bas Gingreifen Der Noli5ci be-
.enSet mlrbe. Mn genomter Stro-
Bellcfe follioirte elm Mlltomobil init
cil,c1n, Mblieicrun9slpagcn mo oie
2cnfcr Ser beibcn @efabrte gerietlell
oarmtf in ci1en @ortlireit. Sic
&f6dbnc gerietben ld,lieBlid 5lls
lomm1en ltlo es lngeltc Danll BON
Siebelt. Scr s(blipfcrlmgslpagcn mor
bel Der Solution MIR lcid)t beidpaoigt
mpr0en.
Cine GoroncrssSSl trp, mcldc oelt
600 bes 81 Sabre altcl1 Garl G6orn-
bloom sll lmteriltd)en bate, COB eincn
8a6rlprudl ab, ,oer15ufolge Ser Ser
|ltorbelle ont ben Iolgcn cil,cr SdplB=
|munbc aus eincm 32-falibrigell SIC
polpcr ltar6, bic cr iid ielblt beige
|brad)t battc.
Ser ilttac Malll1 NOR i'm ct. glt-
|tbonD's @oipital gcitorben. nad)bem
CT cine SdulBmll,oe iiber icincm red)=
ten DIR erlitten batte. Gpr icincm
ableben ioll CT ieOod, elmer 6rclnoin
crfldrt fo6ell, baB CT iid Sic SbuB=
iulllOe beigebrad)t fabe, neil linn Elm
Wtaod)c1t, INIT bem ct l0ngcre :3eit
gegaltgen lei, fnr5 Dor @eibnadtcn
llntreu lpmrbc. Ibornbloom 6intcr=
lieb alld) a1tgeblid cine l6riftlide Gr=
flarl1ne, Sic er Ser @eil1deril1 inn
@olpital, oils 1tie1nano mnpelello NOR,
5ei9te, ie6od) fonnte bielclbe BON DEM
Coroner nid't poraefunoen meroen.
@eltern eingctrpffenen ~9lad)ridtell
5ufolgc lieBen ii6 George 81. Mac=
IGlanabal1, Der IN bieliger Sta6t
iuobnt, ll10 Caroline 6. Meac0 onaIb
Don Milapalrfee. @is., i'll jener 5taot
cine 6eiratbsli5ens ausltellcn 1lro be
fllnoeten bier1nit lire elbiid)t, DOB lie
oelmad0t Ben @nno fiirs 2eben
ld)lieBelt iperoell.
Sn Mof Ssslal1o lieben iid ecitern
Die folgenben GerIcren Sciratbs=gr
lallbnlBld)eille aus ltellen:
SeB 6. @illon nn0 Sri. Marp 81
6oloen, Mi(olt.
gomaro arouie, Mof Sslal,o, uuf
Sri. G1cn @enllett, Mltscotine, So.
gasiel 8illiet u16 Sri. Maoelin(
Gon @ontergben, Moline.
5oracc s. @homn, osborn u1li
Nrl. Grace 8. @llloenpIenl1ia, @ar
ltom.
Gl1pcrt 81. Gbieiien, gtonmooo
Sa., nnO Jran Selen Miaer, Not
Sslonb.
8. Scrll1ar @elanoer inns Sri
Wdabel WcGreigGt, &epnplos.
Nobert Cole, Mlpba ut10 iyrl. Conc
9. gierlon, Seem @inolor.
&olin 6. Minnid, Mt. Sermon
SSa., nl1o SRI. MarD 2ltfe, @pom
ing So.
Chloe 8. 6ral1f ll1o Sri. Niorga
ret i. GlQlllpn Inpennprt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
Scenes aus M}olint.

llnter Ser 9eiduloigl1llg bcs
@roBoiebitahls mltroe s. %. 60
maros, Cit %friiberer Mtgeltclltcr ser
Mplilte Seale Nonlpanm in Dit Mfo=
line, onrd) Noli5cin1aailirat Nilcs
1l1tcr $500 9iirgidmft fir sic @rano
SllrD f%eltgcfalterl. Ser 9cldu1loigte
lpeld)cr' lcstelt san1stog aus Ben
1icnitcn Ser @elelliGaft %elltlaIIel,
aporocn lcin loa, itabl al1geblid) alts
Nad)c 80 Nfuno Melling. g0maros
mllrbc nad) Dem @efa1lgl1iB iiber=
filbrt, "a CT Die gefor0crte 9iirgldaft
1tld,t ltellen fprn1te.
Golparbs mar gcitern lit Mpf IS
laro pcrbaftct moroen. Gr mnroe
lpoter bet 8cborocn III Slt Moline
iibcrfiigrt.
1as 0iebesgeiinoel ideint ieine
I6atigfeit mieocr iii Moline al1fge-
.non1i1ren SIT babelL 90 fait felt Iaa
pergebt, OH oen Der Noli5ei feline
gin6rildc genleloet ucrbca.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
dag6bpls=ugp.nes geIdeitert.
llln has hat init iei,ten Grfclscn Sas
Ii .@ppt uIeNtiMianD" Getan.

lln has hat anti Ieiiei' Gr1cl9en Oas
Ii Gopt .IeNtihiauD" sctau.
gu ben intersfioilten beilduFigen
Nirtungen, tpeld,e bic eriplsrei6en
Saeon- 5a9rten oes !9anoe(szSa uas
id.ifes o0eutldlano" ge6obt 6a6en,
pper au oenen tie nenisItens beitru=
gen, 1ebort nahridetnlid au9 Dos
Merfradsn elmer omeritaniiden Sdrbz
1toffe-S Operation. Die es natiillin ali
Die 5aiden Der @er6rauder abseie9en
bate, absr sriilolld reinsefalen tit.
Nabe ben Dpds Ger Airdsn itaDt
COB es unldnslt cine lebr laitise Qn-
hdufung pom nidlt penlser als 10000
Iounen aampuGe<5ol pon Den
4merttunern .fivi liens ,logDpoD" GEE
nonnt = aus ;3aiti unD San Dommz
90, pelds ole perTus6orsn %pffensn
GaJerrdume fltlie. 9tele5 5drbe6oio
mar pegea Oes sroben, 6sfanntlit
pllr4 Cen Melttrieg psruua9ten
Miungels an 5drb[ioften in elmer ic
rieIiaen 0nantlidt aufsetauTt porpet,
pis ma6r1Geinll6 nod ME 5upor. UNI
eei Der aagemetnen Gnoppbsit in Den
@er. 5taaten. nos man 10 nerrt, Ell
lie SGwenSe Deer einen corner" gu
iaaffsn lllp snorne Yreiis beraus=
oulbtncen. @s mar cine ridtise
GdmhlerzS petu!ation out bic Rarz
belt Der Inilin 5arben. 3mor fomz
men Die Jur6en Don 8antpeide=@ pl5
ben heften Inlins5arben, nament!,6
benieni9en aus DeutIaldno. nidt
sleid, uno lie linp an Den 5tpffen
niGt 10 u~nhepinat baItbar, beipnoers
nidt Die Don 6aiti unD Sun 9omin=
90. @ber nin Der Got fribt Der 5euz
lei Biiegen"; uno minDernertise 5arS
benz5toffe lino tmmet nod beiler, uls
gar feline.
nnb 10 erparteten Die unterneAm'l
Der 5dmen5e teitimmt, bieies 9ols,
serinspdrtig mie .es mar, gu S11O
pro 5onne perfaufen SIT fonnen! Die
friiberen normalen preiie batten 81
pro 5onne betragen. .stt
4ber lie edmbelten fallh, unb fe=
I%pnoers i6einen tbnen bic 5abrten
pes Deutf6en !6an0efsz5audl9iffes,
oas apeimal eire srobe 9apung Ser
beiten oeuti9en Jor6en 6radtt, einen
D:den Gtrih our@ bic Ge6nung gez
ma6t gu baden. 9prerit mar nan
nidt onf Die pfiffi9en, iiber9ierigen
ameritanii6en Mbt6elfer angenieien,
- unD jenc geipaltige MuIIe /, 1taft loz
sulasen pie parme @emmeln abauz
geben, blieb etafa6 liesen!' Mah ZEN
llebten Na9ridten fonnte lie au fei=
mem Dollar mebr pertauft nerben, dis
ST Is Dollars prp Sonne, uro
Das foltet inter ben beutigen Ser
bdltriien i6on a[lein Die 9erbeibrinz
gung Der Wore aus Son Domingo
unb 6aiti! Mabrf1ei11lih miro Der
$110zRreis niemals errei4t nerben;
unb lan5e ebe bic Yreiie betrd6tli6
, ii6er $18 fommen, iperoen po6l Die
2aaer=Ge6iibren a[es aufsefrelsa
habsl. Die 5dipen5e lit tot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

itiaelt lagcn i'm 9iltriftsgcridt Bate
eridciren %iollell, leite. Ger Namen
ser Gerion, meld)er Den geboroen ben
Muientbaltsprt oes &na6en NIT
tbeilt, 10 gebeim gebaltcn meroet.
Midlcp miro be%idplloi9t, it @e-
mei1nidait nit 6lopo 2am eilr alltos
ntobil geitoblen Sn babelL mel6es
@alter Iralpbalgb bon scpentp=Sir
Tomnibip geborte. 2ap mllrbe Ser
gegelt i'm ~crbobenen gcldulloi9ltlg
iiir ihuloig b~ciltnocn rno barauibill
5l einer i%cdlsn1onatigcll @efal1gniB=
ltruie perurtbcilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
scltem lire eisncm Madfplacr.

5ons graiioent @i1ion feline
sipeite @mtsseit, fir lpelcbe er an
z. Mopember 1916 eripa6lt puroe,
W~obltdtisteitsr aonsert Oes n9eutIdls
n~pl1tdnOis alsbient, 10 miro er Der
erIte prdfibent felt pem General
@rant fein, melher onei pole, unz
mittelbnr aufeinanoer folgenne Serz
mine i'm Meiben 5auie amtiert bat.
6apes, meld9er befapntli9 Grant
fplste. -. nad9oem oas W%ableraebnis
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
Mcncs aus Muscatine.

9ea6 fllr5er &ralfbeit lit Ser GO
Sabre alte Martilt @apercamp, Ser
bier pielc Sabre long I'M Geriide=
ulngsgeld)aft tbatig mar. in leiner
Mo. POI oltlifc s. StraBe ~belegenen
&ohnung %geitorben. Ser Iabinge-
id}icoeue miro Don lei1cr @attir,
mebreren 9riioern n1o Sdmeltern
ilberlebl.
Sobn GcStrafe, ser Gin MoA=
rllnasmittelgeid.aft bctrciben ipl,-
1pllrbe geitern onl y aaoli5ciridter
&oapan INN So l1nb ben Soften .bes
GerIabrel1s b%eltraft, ltad)bem cr ldul=
Dig befliloem porDen lpar. @illiam
5anglaeier t)atlidy angegriffclr SIT ba=-
ben.
Or. g. $. Safctt fat leine 2i5e11s
fir oos Mmt oes ltdotiiden Mi(d)=
llltterludprs bon ser Staatsbcborbc
|oes @elultoGeitszgiiros in 1es
Wfoir1es fir Ous fon1nlelloe SSsabr er-
Daltcll.
Sn1folee ocs @Iotteiies itiir5ten
5ipci Jrallen allf Dos 1rpttpir u1o
|crlitten &l1odprlbriidle. Sic n1Btcn
|ur5tlidJe 5ilfe int Nniprltd) lleb1l1en.
6ralt 56onlas 5ice, meld,e sso.
1907 DItlidse Z. StroBe mofrnt, i~tiir5te
i'm Der Mabe ibrer @obnl1r1g nieoer.
Isle erlitt ei1en Grlld) oes .Iilfen
Mrres.
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2lcas @rope Noao moblrt, ~itiir5te
nit ocrartiger @l1d}t 5u 9ooel1, oab
lie lid el1cl1 9rlld} oes rcdltcn Mrn1es
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rs. j. 6aronlalr, melder friiber, in
biciiger Stabt mpGlltc, trafelt gclter1
aus &al1las Gitp, no @arbman Dor
eilligell Iagen itarb, bier eill mo
apuroen 5l1r lebtell .Mltbc alti Sem
Greenwood Irieohof bcigeiebt. !.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

GuofiidJ geOImpit II. /
acDadter Gler aucr. Slpci
bis %ApeicH,balb Eflt1o GpbfiId luer.
oe:l iii Stildc gcidnnittcll, glls genoa
ld'en tlllo a%bgetrodnct, ell Slid,ge.
ldllrr miro gut nit Butter peltritleu,
oer Slid gcia!Scn cingclegt uno nit
lelll gcbadtcll Sbulotten mo Yrtrr.
lille gut beltrcut. Sieral,f ioiro CT
gut 5llgcocdt lulo Der Goofiid lang.
lam nit etmas Slciibbriibe oper
@ailcr acoampit; nudl ocbn Minu.
ten gibt man cinige 2offcl iallre
SABINE 81 nno nod pcitercn 5rbn
0tinlltcl orci gefud)te, geDadta Gicr.
Ntan rld,tet Den Slid aa1 lange,
Elatte al llnO iibcruicbt i'm nil
Der GicrialWe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

beinobe bis CUR Mmtseinfii6rurs i'm
nddifen Sabre IN Der Sdlpebe eefrsz
fen lpar - bnt nur einen Sermin
als prdiioent se0tent. GarfieIo mar
crit penise Monate I'M WeiBen
9auIe sepeien, ais er purd bic au=
gel @uitenus meudlinss niebergez
itredt nuroe;; iein NodFolser puroe,
Der 8erfahung entipredeno. Der 9iz
seprd1tbent 4rtbur, Der es uber gu
feiner neuen Domination brtngen
fonnte.
@rpber glepelano piente stpar
5lnei Sermine, aber ni6t unmittel5ar
binter chamber; ct ipuroe, ols er nu5
critic Mol fir Die @ieberipahl fons
Sioierte, BON Benjamin @arriion gez
idlasen, i6lus bieien ieooa als
MISUNDERSTANDING 1892.
Moainlep, Ser fir einell. 5ps!ten
Nmtstermin erlpdhlt nllrne: bottc
BON bielem erit feds Monate obsez
bient, ais Die &usel DON Gaulsosa
TIN nieberitredte. Ser oomol;ae @iz
seprdiioent Rooieoett, Der ~psrIaiz
'lnsssemdb prGiioent lpuroe uno
Ipdter Bel Ser prd1toentenpabl liegte,
fiibtte oas Mmt i'm ga1sen etipas
ii6er iieben Sabre. Sem No9Folser
tpurpe Bel Der Mabl bon 1908 Saft;
oieier unterlae ieoo6 ols 8anoioat
fir bic Bieberpabl, unc an 4.
Mdr5 1918 iibereab er bas Nnlt an
Millon.
2eBterer bot siren meiteren IRE
forD sebroden, ipelaen man ld,on
fait sons pergefen bottle: gr i'll
ndmlid felt Nnoreip Sodion, Sem
nSlo 5idprD", Ser erte, auf hsn
cempiratiiden 9ttmmsettel erIpdbIt'
grdiipent. pclder ais iein eiaener,
airetter Na9folger eripdblt ipproer
lit. Sb er nod onbere Reloros brc-
den pirb, boppn niro erlt ipdter Al
reoen an Der 3eit fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

Sheriff u. s. @ilep fiil1oistc ae-
ltern an, Dob er cine 9clubnllllg bon
$50 fiir Sllformotion be5ablen mir
oe, Die 5llr @erbuftilng bes crit is
Sabre altcll 1if Nid)lep, Ser por eli
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

-Selteut Cure Sob arbeiten in ser
Spb<Sfiice bes nScmotrat".
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
WILL ASK CONGRESS
TO PENSION TEACHERS
Mrs. Hoegelsberger Tells Woman's
Section of Civic Federation Contrib
utory Retirement Scheme Planned.

The reports of chairmen occupied the
attention of the meeting of the District
section of the woman's department. Ma
tional Civic Federation. yesterday. All
the officers of the section were re-elect-
ed.
Mrs James c. Frazier, the treasurer.
reported all the bills for the year have
been paid. donation of 800 had been
made to the national body. and a bal
ance of $50 Is In the treasury. The chair
men of the committees making reports
were Mrs. Ernest p Bieknell. housing;
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, District section;
Mrs. Royal Meeker, employment. and
Mrs. John Mclaughlin, government en-
ployes' welfare.
Mrs. Nora Hoegelsberger, a teacher In
Central High School, advocated a teachI
ers' pension. She said a bill designed
to provide a partly contributory pension
scheme is being drafted for presentation
to Congress.
Mrs. r. Van Rensselaer,, executive sec
retary of the woman's department OF the
national body, extended the members OF
the District department an Invitation to
attend the sessions of the federation in
the New Willard Hotel.
The officers of the District section are
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. chairman; Mrs.
John Mclaughlin, vice chairman: Mrs.
James c. Frazier, treasurer, and Mrs.
NJ. G. Pilling secretary.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Hills MINIATURES
BEAUTIFULLY Done
Moore's Galleries Exhibit Rare Works
of Art Executed by Master
Craftsman.

Some beautiful miniatures. painted by
Miss Laura Hills. are on view at Moore's
galleries. on Seventeenth street. WASH
ington art lovers should not fail to pay
them a visit. Miss Hills stands high
among the miniature painters of Ameri-
ca, her portrait of Margaret aurzon hav-
ing won the only gold medal awarded
at the .Panama-Pecific Exposition for
miniatures in oils. Her reputation is like
wise attested, to by the fact that the
trustees of the Corcoran Art Gallery
offered 10 display the present exhibit
The miniatures. all of which are painted
In oils, are somewhat larger than the
water color miniatures with which the
majority Of people are familiar, but the
rougher medium is used with a refine
ment of workmanship that is astonishing.
noticeably In the portraits of Mrs. George
W. Chadwick. and Miss Jane Everett.
Freer treatment In accorded the portraits
of Miss Alice Brown and Edward Everett
Hale. srd.. and miniature entitled THE
Nymph.'
Miniature painting is necessarily sub
ject to artistic limitations, but within
the confines Of what is possible, Miss
Hills is a master craftsman. This is the
first exhibition that the artist who
comes from Newberryport, Mass, has had
In Washington, but It is not 10 be doubted
that IL will establish an enyiable reputs-
tion for her in the Capital
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Robert G. Nash. =. Of Glen Allen. Va, and
Jessie q. Urban. 30 Of Rio Vista. Va. Rev. H.
T. Stevenson
Verne C. Clzrk.. .. and Elsie NJ. yoxel, Is
Rev. John F. Eckenrode.
George J. Romminz a, and Monica z. Miner.
2. both of Baltimore. ,RsT. n. schroedeT.
Loonis c. Graves. .. and Myrtle n Chensult, u.
both Of Ricnmond- Rev. II. T. steTenson-
Frederick n. Curtis, l2, End Nellie B. Marsteler,
=. Of NokesEiTe. Va. Rev. q. A. Norton.
Frank f. Judson.- e Of Fullerton. Nebr, and
Carrie B. Jones. Al, Of Wingina, V. Rev. L. NJ.
Chambers
Ls Roy z sIass, n, Of Goodies. Va. and Eliza-
be'h Z. Canahan. %. Of .Orest. Va. Rev. ]. ).
NootyumerT.
SOLoRED.
Robert Bel 5. and Hattie HOIHday. 70. Rev.
W. G. h naYis
Raymond carroll. q, and Annie Zuber %. Of
WilliAmspdrt. Pa Rev P. J. OCOnnen
Heb { Plumner. E and Anna Buscoe. 20.
Rex P. ]. O'ConneIL
Dominic Stewart q and M1ry C. Ducsett. IS.
Rev. P. J. Ritehis.
Edward L Travis, 2. and Ruth a. Jackson. =
Of Round Hill. Va Rev. james E. WiIlisN
William c. Millrd. =, and Rosie 5. Bell. ..
Rev. Paul Griffith.
samuel c. Hubert. =. and Mary o. Bethel. q.
Rev. J. d. Loving.
Carl D. Lowsry. u. mad Maria A. Richardson.
"a Rev. c. A De Vaughn
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District o. Colmnbia-Rsin and varmei
Thursday. followed By colder at night. Friday fair
much colder with a cold wave; increasing south
winds. shifting to northwest Thursday night and
reaching gale force.
For Maryisnd-Rain and warmer Thursday In east,
rain or snow and colder In west portion; colder Al
night, with q severe cold in west portion
Friday fair much colder with a cold wave; increas
ing south winds, shifting to nostiIwet THURSDAY
night and -sachins gale force
For Sirrinis-Rsin Thursisy, probably turning &c
snow and colder In extreme southwest portion
Friday fair much colder. with a severe cold wave
strong south and southwest winds, shifting to
northwest by Friday.
The cold wave will continue eastward. covtrins
the Upper Lake and western Lower Lake region,
the Ohio Valley, ard the East Gulf States on
Thursday and the Atlantic stAtes Thursday night
and Friday. Rains and SHOWS vii be general Thurs
day. while on Friday fair weather will prevail. e1
cept in New England. where there will be unu.
Storm warnings displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Eastport 70 jacksonville, and on the
Gulf coast from Rockwell, Fla. to Brovnsville-
Cold wave warnings have been ordered generally
east Of the Mississippi River. except In Eastern
and Southern New England and Central and Soush-
ern Florida, and warnings have also been ordered
Tor Missouri and the West Gulf States
Local tanperstme.-sIiduisht. -; a. m. q;
4 a. m. a; a m. 70; a m. .; 10 a m, IS;
Il noon, n; 2 D. m, 3; y. m, y; p N. 3;
s D m, =; 10 pm. s.. Highest, q; Invest, Is.
Relative humidity-s a. m. %; r. m. -;
y. m IS. Rainfall 70 p. m to p. M, oes.
Hours Of sunshine, o. Per cent Of possible sun
shine, 0.
Temperature sam. date last year-Hisbest, a.:
lowest 81
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
.CHALONER PETITION FOR.
INJUNCTION GRANTED
Marshal Splain Will Protect the Visi-
tor While in This City
Next Month.

Justice Stafford. of the District Supreme
Court yesterday granted the petition of
John Armstrong Chaloner. that an in
junction be issued against the authorities
of the Bloomingdale Asylum. of New
York. and the members of the Chsnler
family, to prevent any attempt 20 seize
Chaloner as a fugitive from the New
York Hospital when he comes to Wash
tngton to testify in damage suit
against local newspaper next month.
After escaping from the New York IN
stitution. Chaloner changed his name
from chanler and established his home
In Virginia. He has been declared sane
by the courts of Virginia and North Car
olna..
The Injunction is general In nature. so
that the visitor may not be disturbed,
from the time he arrives In Washington
for the trial until an interval OF five
days has elapsed after the conclusion
of the court proceeding
Marshal Splain is directed to protect
Mr.. Chaloner against any violation Of
the terms of the injunction.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Wilson Proclaims January 9th
As Contribution Day for Jews
BY the President Of the United States of fAmerica
A Proclamation

WHEREAS
resolution, reading follows
Whereas
nine millions desi
AM and
their
' untold suffering;
q millions
beings and help
whenever reached theretor
RESOLVED wretchedness and
hadships
ofthe
which
their
the relief Wi
WHEREAS confident of United
the United States worthy ciizens
compliance with
proclaim
make contributions
Contributions
C, which
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
United
Washington in
of
WOODROW
the President:
ROBERT LANSING.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
George Montsomery IS years, Pruidence Hospt.
Ssllie NJ Miller, g. MINI. ave. Gait st. ne.
Charles Eslin 81, Providence Hospt.
Ellen ]. Banks. 60. Tfs Kilbourne st. NV.
Herman Corseg'f9, Govt. Hospt. Insane
William J. MotheTshead. 4. 1a2 "a It. sW.
s, Leoua Herring, T5 Hs ] st. nv.
William F. Ricketts,, 3. lN 81. ne.
John II. Walker g. Wash. Asylum Hospt.
virgiuia F. Lowe. a. so0 Pa. ave. se.
james r. Carico. q, Iase lst st. Sc.
Charles Elliott 81, Tuberculosis Hospt.
Sarah A. Carpenter 60, Az @ st. nv.
Caleb Parkinson. g. sl st. Sc.
William H. Bryan, q, lr3 Park place ne.
Thomas F. J1Tboe, . mouths D6 5th st. s.
Mary E. Brown, "A dsys, Georgetown U. Hospt.
COLORED.
Matte Jackson, 3 years, Nat. Homeo. Hospt-
Robert Hurd, 81. 81 H st. su.
John Z. Snovden, S., TS d st.
William Granville Richardson, %, l24 ith 81. NV.
William Butler 2, Casualty Hospt.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
WANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
KEPT OUT OF POLITICS
Home-School Association, Seventh d.
vision, Opposed to Proposed
Changes.

The Home School Association, of the
seventh division of District public schools
has added its name to the list of organI-
zation opposed to the commissioners pro-
posed changes In the management of the
schools.
We believe the general control and ad-
ministration of public schools should be
far removed from politics and the pos
sibility of political patronage" reads part
Of a resolution adopted by the associa-
ton. And We believe the control and
administration of our city public school
system, under the organic act of June 20,
1906, now in force, to be far superior to
that likely to develop under the plans of
the Commissioners as set forth in their
estimates OF appropriations for 1917"
At meeting of the association at the
home of Mrs. William B. Hardy, these
officers were elected: Mrs. Hardy, presi-
dent; Mrs. R. J. Clagett, vice president;
Mrs. ]. s. Hutchinson, secretary, and
Mrs. e. e. Richardson, treasurer.
London has 1900 churches.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
LANSING RECEIVES
NOTE FROM AUSTRIA
Report that Austrian Submarine Com.
manders Deny Attack on Persia
Is Not Correct.

a communication from the Austrian
government concerning the sinking of the
British liner Persia. on which United
States Consul Robert n. McNeely lost
his life. was presented to Secretary of
State Lansing yesterday by Baron Zwied-
enek, the Austrian charge d'Afaires.
Both Secretary Lansing and Baron
Zweidenek refused absolutely to disclose
the nature of the communication. Secre-
tary Lansing denied report that the
document informed him that the Austrian
government had received reports from all
its submarine commanders denying that
an Austrian submarine attacked the liner.
The Department was informed today by
the United States Consul at Marseilles,
that the crew of the Persia has been
landed at that port, and that affldavits
from all Of them had been obtained.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Is DISTRICT PERSONS
DIE FROM PNEUMONIA
Grip Claims Eleven Victims During the
Wsek-Mortality Rate Greatest
Among Alley Population.

Twenty-Five deaths occurred from pneu-
monia in the District last week, accord
ing to the weekly bulletin of the Health
Department. issued yesterday. During
the preceding week twenty-three sue
cumbed to the disease. Grip caused
eleven deaths last week.
THE fatal cases of pneumonia occur
red chiefly in the northwest section" I"
reads the bulletin, fourteen deaths hav-
ing been registered there. 1t must not
be inferred from this. however. that the
disease was unusually prevalent among
persons in comfortable circumstances.
for the alley population. about one-thirty-
fifth of the whole. furnished three deaths,
or about oEe-elghth of the whole.
''Grip-pneumonia is not included among
the fatalities just named From grip
alone eleven deaths were recorded. As to
locahty. these deaths show much the
same distribution as was recorded with
respect to pneumonia
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
WILL BE OVERCROWDED
Influx of Pupils in February. 1t Is
Feared. Will Handicap the
Public Schools. -

Officials fear the inadequscy Of the
public school buildings of Washington
for the accommodation of pupils demon
strated with the opening of schools in
September VIII again be shown at the
midwinter gra6uations in February.
The overcrowding Of the buildings in
September was felt particularly by the
primary and lower grades The higher
grades will be affected principally by the
movement of the pupils February l.
Forty pupils will graduate from Central
High School and about 200 will matricu-
late. Other high schools will be affected
In a similar manner.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Will Talk on How to Smoke. y

change will hold get together" meeting
Saturday evening at the Exchange, III
Thirteenth street northwest Secretary
Charles E. welch will discuss How to
Smoke" and J. "A. Baird will speak on
Relations between the contractor and
subcoutractor"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
BIRTHS AEPoRTED.
WHILE

WHITE
T. Clsgett and Sally B. Wood. boy.
Edward L. and Bcrtie Valentine. hoy.
Wilson o. and Maud J. Tolford. boy.
Charles and Bessie TrunneIl, boy.
Adehmo and Francesca SOriVi. girl.
Dan NJ. and Elizabeth L. RitnoUr. boy.
Lester Z. and Sallie Palmer. boy.
John and Catherine Page. boy.
John h. and Mary L. Pleuger. boy.
William p. and Sarah Murray, boy.
Laurence A. and Mary Libby. boy.
Victor and Catherine Lees, girl.
Stephen 7. and LsVinia Dale, girl
Fred o. and Ethel CovsiIl, girl.
Lawrence and Angelina Csrdinale, girl.
COLORED.
Samuel and Pauline Wedge, girl.
Samuel and Pearl Harris, girl.