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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gaItimurc's g(ufidliunns.


Olillioncn in Der @rridtmg ncier
5abrifen anaelegt. IT. Slim neue
@erfe peroen in Ger nd1iteu
3eit eroiinet. ~ Sic nSre Big
ment Gompagnie" miro Iid nit
Der Seritelluno bon Sarbitoiien
bcioiien- @roBc ScI-Gompognic
etobIirt iid.
Sic contmcr5ielle unO in0ultrielle
Gntuidlung 9aItimoreS bat in oen
leBtcn Monaten einen uuerlporteten
6ortidritt genonlmen Scr iel6It 0cn
itreugiten Gonierpatipen gum glo6.
oenfen geranlaiilIng gic6t. Gs lit
i9per 81 iagcn pie bod ser 9ctrag
iii, 0en neue @erfe bier ongelcgt 6o-
ben imO nnlegen peroen ole 9aIti.
more ais i6re glieoerlaiiing geip16It
boben Sn oen lesten Gogcn lpuroe
befonnt gege6en, OoB minoeitcns bier
neue 5a6rifen i6re Sbore bier offnen
uno oos 9etrie6sfapitol Oeriel6en
$25.OOO,OO0 betragen ioII.
0ie neuen 9lnlooen, ipeIde in 9oI.
timore eroifnet neroen iolleit Idlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

Sm glIter bon 65 Sobren lit in ser
@obnung Ieines 9lefien 3u @obans
ser gleger Somes 6. Sitdens einem
Ser5Ieioen noh longer &ranf6eit en-.
Iegeu SitdenS miro als elmer ser
0leidIten Der Staot genannt. @r be-
sonn Dor imeefd6r 80 So6ren an Der
Siio 6reocriditr. Elm Ol0bel.1rans-
portaeihdft, nahoem er 6ei einenl
@roBfaliimame lanee Sabre ais
6roht 6u6rmann 6ei91ftigt gene.
fen ipor. gius Gonf6orfeit nobm er
ii6 ipdter oes 6etreffenoen @eI61fts.
mannes an ais Oeriel6e inoeridul.
oct in 9(rnut6 gerietb uno idlieBlid
in Ger @obniiig oes 91egers itorb.
Gann fiibrte Sitdens Oie sroBenNlo-
beItronsportpogen elm lno ridtete
Elm @ei91it an Der Oloro SollioaD.,
nabe SaratogoitroBe, elm. Sitdens
mar oreimol perbeirotbet, uno 8por
icocS Nia[ nit elmer ipeiBen 6rolt;
CT iel6it bate eine qon5 ipeiBe @e-
iibtsior6e. &or einigeit Snbren 5og
er Hd bom@eiddft 5iiriid uno iuobn-
te in g1r. 1716, GIt-FreitonitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

S6mo6l Die 9lr6eiten al Dem @or.
ten auf Dem Flabe Dor Oent @eridts.
gcbduoe nod nidt eon5 beenoet iinO,
10 bictcn bic glnlo9en ooH i6on eiuen
wunoeridonen 9lnblid. Wlan gIaubt,
Dab 6ie IN n6diter @ode eintreffen.
oen Glfs BON oieieul allnihperf an.
Berit ii6erroidt iein peroen. @eitern
9lbenO ipielten Die bier g2pnip6en-
Springbruunen bic au ieoer @de oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
7 % OIUPIIVI.
9B 0 tier q B c Il 5.

sSafob Der 3abe mar llid)t 70 Der.
rrdjt, oob er iiicbt fiber Die gliidlide
@enoimg Der 0inge ciuen gcpiiien
@rao bon 6reuoe entpfilnoen bdtte,
iuelAe er oaoitrdj an ben Gag Iegte,
onB er Dem gaceolaiireiiS iino Der
blonoen Gle iineeipobulihe glui-
merfiolnfeit eripies. Gel es mn,
0oB oie 6eioen gerood]t geeen Den
6eidIer gei9opft botten, iei es, DAB
iie piel 5ii bel nit iib ieIbit beihdf.
tiet paren, fiir5, Safob fab ieine3 CART.
liHfeit nidjt eripioert. @rolleno belt
er iib oobcr fern BON ben eliidlihen
@eniAen i'm eriteu Stod, rno wer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gcrIaTcu 6cnte Ous SclOIaecr.

Ger 9leIt Scr WlarDIGnoer @iIi5,
beIiebcnO aus Dem A. lino Dem 5. 0ic-
gimcut, Der SlaodGerie.Eruppe u,
Dem Soipital-Gorps O1r. 1 uno Dem
gImbulan5sGorps, berldBt bcute oos
6elolager unO miro nod Geras Gee
ianot. Cas- A. Hegimeht miro Inn
7 llbr belite Morgcn Die bereitgebol-
tenen 3iige Ser Baltimore & Ohio
9obn" beiteieen imo 0aS 5. Gesi-
ment fdbrt nm 3 llbr aus Dem 5eIo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
OIepriiite .asfLcacrinnen.

Sic nad6enonnten &ronfenpilege-
rinncn ans 13 Soipitalern Der Staot
bobcn ole in ocn 9lGnmen ser 0leOi-
8iniitcn @eicllidaft. 91r.t2i1, Gotbe-
oral-StraBe, nbgebaltene ltaatlide
Yriifun9 beItanoen:
nG6urd) Some ono sSnfirmorD~-
Gli3obet6 Osborne Ball Selen Ga
9lue Grooming, 8utb Slime Greiu,
Gli5abet6 Charlotte eidncr, @oIoen
9le6ecco @roi6. @looois 5iepatrid
Sids, Selen 2onesoorff Sac Suin-
mers 0ioron Eaulo 6. Ylottfelot,
Coma Sopor0 SollerS, Wlobel See
Slanoiforo, 5lorcuce so. Stem, 0lo-
rie 2oiliie Eopion uno Coma Glo-
riiio 8eltD.
oSSsrnelitiibes Soipitol" g9il6el.
nina @crtrnoe @lofner, 2illic Moru
9ottcrion Wlarp Sop6io Stinpf
uno @arD Clara 2oiiiie Gang.
niSoipital fir 6rauen bon @orp-
lano0 2ouiie 9liggs.
~So6us Sopfius Soipitol"-Glora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
eOfaI6eridtc ans gsai6iustOn.
spfcIte init MeDoIDer.

~ ~ Z = I lit 4 ~ I a y ~ T.
9eim Spiel nit eincm geIooenen
RcDolpcr IieB ser % Sabre oIte
0borles q. Councilman, Der an Der
2. SfroBe mo @ennioloauia glDe,
glgs.. 6eidoitiat it, oie @afie fal.
len iUoourA iid oieieIbe ertluo uno
0ic slgel sic aniee oes Wlannes Der.
lebte Sonnemann fono i'm Gmer.
genc0 @oipltal ghlfnabme-
9ofcbnll SpieIer beruns
gludt
5ronf @il6oolD, % Sabre alt, Elm
DliiaIico ocs 0lcD gorfer @oie6ol-
Clubs. woatc ouf Dem gaie6aa.9la.
BE bei'm Spielen nod Der oritten
Bale eleiten. brah iib aber babel
oos rehte 9ein mo miBte nod oem
emergency 6oipital ae6rodt perOeu.
8erIcbte.oie Siifte.
@cpm gciieigen eines StroBen.
bobn @aggons on Der 36. uno 81.
StraBc 95-g9., itiir3te Ser "a Sabre
olic Or. 8. Gpder ans Sernoon, 3d.,
meoer nno 5og iih cine beoenflide
QerIebimg an Der 6iifte 81, oie ieine
lleberiii6ring nod Dem @eorgetoiun,
liniDeriit0ts Soipital notbwenoig
nodte.
8efuhten 0as 9lr6eits.
bous.
Wle6rere Scnatoren, mclde 0lit-
alicocr Der Geruiaigungs geboroe
iiuo, beiudten oos giitrifts.9lrbeits-
fous III Cccoauan So, Inn iid) iel6it
sl ii6er5cugen, pelde uot6meuoigen
qlrbciten nno @erbeiierungen bort
porqcnomncn perOen niiien Inter
ocu 9eidern 6cianoeu iicb Senator
Giuingbam un0 Senator Curtis, 70.
iDic sic Gommiii1re g1epmon uno
Sobn Son Colon bon Der @oblt6d-
iiaieiis.9eboroe
0roBer Nusfln9 Der Soo
8elloDs.
es miro crportet. ooB iib ii6cr
5000 4erionen an ser am t3. Suli
iiattiinocnoeu @oiierio6rt nod Der
G6ciopeafc 9oi 3nm geiteu oes fiir5-
Iid nngcfnuiieu Soo 5enop Seines
fir oen 2iitrift bet6eilieen iperoen
Ger g(usilug iinoet unter ben glI.
ipi3icn Scr @roBloae oes giitritteS
iiait. mclhcr 33 So1en uiiterIteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

Sr. SdaOc itono i'm 60. 9ebeusio6rc
mo bintcrldbt cine 5rau nit adt
ainoern.
8iro nidtmieoer aufgc.
baut.
Ger 5ouplob oes o6gc6rannten
ySmeole1 Soitie" in SotpIon 1T al
oen 9lehtsanpalt elmer 6. Goof Der.
fauit tporocn, ino es beiBt, OoB oos
Sotel nidt pieoer aufee6aut tueroeiI
ipirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

lager ob. Die 9afterie q miro bon
Camp 2ailrel nab @ennipIDonicn in
elm 6eloIoger geionot, bis oie n0t6iac
equipiring eiugetroiien lit. Gas I.
9legimcnt traf oeitcrn bereitS in
Scros eiu. ScOes Der orei @arpldn-
Der Ee9nuenter bat cine Ulanui6ait
bon $50 Wnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
Sn ieSenl SaMs6nItc

ioQte Oos refine, wobli6medenoc
nSolocc" -9ier aus 8reo 9ouern-
i6miofs n9lmericau 9remcrp4 itets
borrdtbig iein - ein geimoes uno
It1rfcnOes @ctrGnf. 9eIteat cine
4ro6efiite per Selepbon s. & q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

NabeS erridtet iporoen iino, rno sic
im Snneren ongebrodten bielIorbi-
gen eleftriihcn Camper, sic ibr 2i6t
Our9 Den Spriibreeen perfen cr5eu.
Gen Elm iclten pradtuoleS S1ou.
ipieI.
Ndttlerlueile peroen sic lebten@or.
bereitungcn 5um @npfonge Der Gifts
ctleoiet Man iddbt, OoB nidt pe.
niger ais $4,000 9eiu1er mo6reno
Der fommcnoen @o6e in ser Stoot
iein iperoer, oenn es miro erfuartet,
Dob ale ser 1928 2ogen oes 2onoes
i5re Gertreter entienoeu peroen.
Cos @refutib Gonite ser Glfs
beite6t aus Oen SS. s. 9n6crt GoIic.
op, goriiber; Soco6 Nlper, Silfs.
Goriiber; s. SOB aloItcrmon Sefre.
tdr; 9iolpb Sods, SiiIfs Sefretdr,
ino @eorge g. Curtis, SbobneiIter.
Cie goriiber ser beriHieOenen 90.
nlite'n iiiO: 0littel uno ggege, Sac.
@pitein; SoteIs, ggm. 9. @lcGoooin;
Freiic, Soiep6 Solobes; llntcr6oI.
tung, 6. GoB aloItermon; 9era.
tbungs Gomitc, g8. s. S'grien;
Transportation, 81. Snds ;S(65ei6eu,
a. @l. Samline; Gmpfongs-Gomite.
So6n 8leaiants uno @up 8. @on.
oers; llnifornn Econ S6iff; @ro.
gromm 8ronf 6. Se6nert; &ribiIc.
gicn 2. Sinnel; Grud, @eorgc g..
Curtis @arooe, S. S. Sanion; &C.
forotiolt S. 0'Ieia; @reiic, s. @o.
Guitb; 9lcr5te, Or. 9lrt6ur Barrett; /;
Eoli5ei, George Brogcr; 9lutomobilc,
G6os, Stodbouien; CONVENTIONS.
Saae, Soiep6 @ieienieIO; Sous, S.
aoblerman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gIns bem Snnersn WlarblanO's uHO
ben ansreH5enocn Staaten.
Gin befonnter 5ormer &C.
itorben.

itorben.
esn ser g1d6e bon Wlortins6ura
ge @o.. lit Der 5armer G6riitop6er
Sdlaoc All ocn 5olgen bon gerletiul.
aeu aciiorben oie er ourd oas Plus
reibcn ieines @cipannes ouf oenBc-
&c nod 0lartins6urg erIitten 6atte.
er beiono lid NIT ieinem Sobne ouf
Dem Subrperfe. Ger Sobu iproug
ub mo entfan inberlebt ood Der.
pideIte iif Sr Sdooe in Die 8iigel
nno iiiir5ie ouf ieinen aopi poourt
ibm Der Sdd0el eiugeoriidt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
cr ob. 0ie @atterie y lpir6 BON

Dian crlUa6ne ben ugaliImore GOrFtipOHOent"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
EGGS 81 PER DOZEN
IN BRITISH CAPITAL
Bread n Cents q Loaf, Says
Sir Albert Booth, VINO Ar
rivss on the laconia.

NEW FORK. Nov. as.-rhs steam
ship LAeonis. OF the cunard line ar
rived today from Liverpool with ia
passenger aboard on her hrst trip
a. . passenger vessel since the war
began
The Laoonia u commanded by Capt
w. n. d. Irwin. who commanded her
when she piled between Boston and
Liverpool a. q passenger vessel be
On board were Sir Albert A. Booth,
chairman Of the cunard line. and
sydney ,. Lister. assistant general
manager. Sir Albert said he expected
70 be In this country for ten days on
businsss,. He asserted the English
people had stopped spscuistinG on
the length OF the war. -
food situation" he said, "YSx may
imagine priess high. on this side. but
don. for example, where eggs are ssii
Ing for 81 : dozen and bread 10 worth
-Dsspits ali that has been done,
wsstaS4 I'm England. The food die
tator. will control this, storage house.
Win be built under his direction and
large warehouses win be taken over
by him, The government will assume
absolute control OF beef, wheat, and
ali the staple articles Of food"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
PLANS SPECIAL SERVICES
o.. Andrews Day DsvotIons at Trim.
Ity Open 70 All.

The special st. Andrews Day serv.
ices. which will be held In Trinity
Church, Third and c streets north.
west. tomorrow night. at 3 p'clock.
while planned especially as a service
for men, will pc open to every one.
The Rev. Charles c. Pierce. rector
Of 81, Matthew'S Church, Philadelphia,
Will be the principal speaker. and will
bring a message OF interest and i'm
port 20 all men.
The bishop OF Washington and a
representative body OF the clergy OF
the diocese, will participate In the
service. Bishop Harding will give the
men a word OF welcome preceding the
principal address. The services will
be In charge OF the Rev. George W..
Van Fossen, rector OF tho parish.
A feature OF the service will be the
singing OF the evening canticles TO the
ancient plain-sonE setting, by q large
body OF men. The musical program
will be under the direction or Oscar
Franklin comsteck. orgAnist and
ehoirmaster, with the Rev. George f.
Dudley, precentbr. conducting the
singing OF the canticles and other
The 81. Andrews day service 10 an
annual event for the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew, held primarily for the
members OF the organization. This
year. however, the scope has been
broadened to Include air men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
RsAL gsrATE TRANSFERS.

p street northwest. between Sixteenth and
| Bsvsnts<nth strssts-Yuitcu Lswis and
william .. Edmonston. trustees. 10 Eiiwood
| q wsSsnhorst. lot 10. square iu. o. sos
X street soathssst. between. thirteenth And
| reurtssnth strssts-Louis n. Bergman Of
IN. 10 RosA L. Pierce. lot %. square issI.
ne.
chiiium Castle Hsishts-IrA b. wsnssr ct NJ.
10 Washinston Land and Mortgage Gem
pany, lots "a. u. o. square ssss. ANA.
second and A streets northssst-osorss C.
sholss Q. w, to James W. Powell. lot q.
oirl's Portion--James w. Powell ct M. to
ose.ss c. sholss part ,rs n,,v d;ser.ssS: 20 =,
W,ili.m II. Dennis. part lot 9. square iss.
M -FOUR half street seuthwsst-Jsmss
Kerry and William Mex. Clayton. trustees.
oss V,.~-TSs Nswisnds Company to SID
nsy Pairs, part lot 9 block 4 40.
Oak Visw-Edith hcA. Newiands to Charles
p. Neiii. lot Q. block s. 80.
isiI II street northeast,.hay a. Clark TO
i S,sA1 s,S and z@As'' N's"' ''' ~ SQUARE
III ana lis II street northwest and soa New
Jersey avenue northwsst-Georss y. Thurs
ton q a.. 70 yo.sPPa A. Roth. part OF square
III !; ana e iii IL Il sS.s. nor,hv..t and ses New
jersey avenue northwsst-Joosph A. Roth TO
William A. and Jennie 4 hsttinser. part
Thirty fourth street northwest, between Dent
place and Reservoir street-J. Holdsworth
Gordon and Ershine Gordon. trustees, to
Patrick ,. Barron, par; lot Is. square i,si.
c:sniy-Norfolk Bank for ssvinss s.A ssu,ts.
SrsSutor and trustee OF al. 10 carsSsa u.
inward and n A. Boisn lot n, square an.
a. go .r'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
STOCK ISSUES OFF
ONLOCAL MARKET
Sales Show FrsotionaIIy Lower
Prices Than Have Prevail
sd-TradIng Light.

Though quotation bids ana offer
inEs were closer at today's session
OF the Washington Stock Exchange
trading continued light and the sales
recorded were generally made Al
frsctionaiiy lower prices than have
previously prevailed.
Bond trading was conhned TO three
transactions, embracing . $500 Wash.
ington Railway and Electric 4 At 81;
. Potomac Electric Power consoii.
dated o at 102m and an American
0raphophone first o At 107k.
An odd lot OF two shares OF Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred
stock sold At 81 u. the bid price Of the
previous day. and twenty shares OF
Washington Gas stock changed hands
Aftsr one share OF NATIONAL Savings
and Trust stock had sold AZ 2T5 two
additional shares brought 278.
On the after cell $4,000 worth Of
Potomac Electric Consolidated IS sold
At 1o2h. ST..
J. A. whitnsid, president Of tn. Ola
Dutch Market Company. has been
elected q director OF the District Ma
uonal Bank.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
wHoL ssALg PRODUCE MARKET

BuTrrR-Elsin print, cove; Elsin. ssMo;
procsss. SsVsto: store packed. fsesSc.
Eo0s-Nsarby. O0ste; Southern. zee
caEEsE-N.w York state factory new,
foUSLrRY-Liys hens. per ib.; Ito; roos-
tiers. per ID. 1895 turkeys per H.. it0fso,
spring chickens. per h.. is0fcc; ducks, per
10. ilgise; ssss. Per h.. boisei hsats.
'I pRfkss SGD PSutsserRr-H.n. choice. p.r
10, is0socN chlchens. per To-. eo0s7c; turksys
per H., 7Tq1sci ducks. per h.. is0rsc:
roostsrs, Per h.. I5c.I geese. 1890 per ID.
oREEN rRUITs-App %. new. per bei.
a os02.so, per box, ti.ooa1.se: caiifornia
sranses, Nbc9S.bo: Florida oranges. S7.Tto
SIS boz, lemons per box. .sLeooSi pears
Der Dos, Tbc0r.Ib; New York Erapss. isoses
per basket: lrnpe fruit. uooel1s
observation-disclosures Mccormick. Per
sel., N,ooot.Se. Western. per aY bu. sack.
eco L7s; sweet potatoes taoisoi toma-
stoss. nearby. per boz, ti0S; string beans.
per basket. isS,ni p'gg::r. per cI.,.,io
sscces.sc' rsdi.hs.. per ID, a.sesi 4; es ss
sack asss.s ;sg,,.sns,. ,a ,ss ID sr..:i
Per scms sSns lettuce. Sc SssS per s Ss.rss,
lettuce. bo0Ibo per basket; eranberrisa,
per bbL. tTbo0s. per boz. $3.50 $50;
squash. yiorjds. u.sooL7s per basket:
DRESSED MEATs-Pork. sman 10 medium.
ID, ii9ifxc; heavy, h.. noi,c.
Ne. = Ser dos. q. soo1. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
SHOEMAKER WILL FILED
Personally Valued st $4,000 Ole.
tributsd In Tssssmsnt.

Louis u. Shoemaker. who died No
vember ~. left an estate consisting
OF personal property valued at $4,000
and real estate OF unsstimated value.
His will was nied for probate today
BY Attorney Wilton J. Lambert.
The entire estate 10 left to Abner
c. p. Shoemaker. son OF dscsdsnt, In
trust The library. paintings, ana
other personal effects are left to the
son absolutely, an dhe 10 to succeed
his father as executor and trustee OF
Pierce shoemaksr. parent of Louis p.
The viii provides that the son shall
pay ons-fourth of the net incomeI OF
the estate to the widow. Harriet +.
Shoemaker, and that he will set aside
another one-fourth for her benefft
during NE; The remaining ons-hsif
Mas Emile ID. Dysiand and William
o. ray ~, sl ,nn ..I for M Mr sh,o:mskeT,
November Q. last.
Accompanying tbs will IL the pet,.
tion OF Abner c. p. Shoemaker, askinrI
that the document be probated and
that letters Parliamentary be issued
him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
Strong SpeciaIties Develop
Among Coal, Gas, and Oil Is
sues, Several Moving Up.
LITTLE CHANGE IN COPPER
Prices Were Generally Firm
Among the Railroad Issues,
Reading Making Gain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The stock
\. market opened SOFT. but n better tone
developed as the session advanced, al.
though at the close OF the nrst hour
not a little irreguiarly was In evil
dshce. United States steel, after sell.
ing below 1875, rallied to above 127.
Most OF the other Steel stocks moved
narrowly. Gulf states Steel moved
forward two points.
The Copper group made little
change, although cross currents were
numerous there as elsewhere In
tho Industrial list. There were some
strong specisities among The coal.
gAs, and OIL Issues. Ohio Cities Gas
moved up to a record price At 1O7, hve
points up. California PETROLEUM. com
mon and preferred were In good de-
n,and, gaining more than point
Corn Products Refining shares were
also Arm. The paper group was IN
ciined to weakness.
In the railroad department rather
more activity, and demand was ex-
hibited and prices were generally
firm. Reading gained a point or more
Through 100. Norfolk and Western
advanced q point to 141. Rock Island
and Erie gained fractionaily,.. Union
Pacific moved closely around the pre-
vious closing level.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
POLICE SEEK THIEF {.
WHO INJURED GIRL
Little Janet Ms0rsw Not g.
riously Hunt BY coIorsd
Burglar.

Txsive-ysar-oid Janet Mssrsw. who
was pushed through 4 glass front
door. At her home, ei3 NJ street north
west. by = coiorsd man. whom she dis.
covered In the house yesterday after.
noon, was not seriously hurt. the
physician attending her stated today.
Her face and chest yere cut BY the
broken glass.
Although badly frightened by the
negro, little Janet was able 20 give
the police q good description. and q
eity-wide search 10 being made for
him today,
The child had just returned from
school. As she opened the door TO
her mothsr's apartment she saw the
negro dashed for the door, pushing
Janet aGeinst the door as ne hed.
He made no attempt TO attack the
girl. HE one desire being 70 escape.
the police say: No one was IN the
showed the negro had taken only 20
cents when frightened on By tho child.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-28
FARM BANKS LOCATION
Selection OF Twelve institutions soor
To BE Announced.

Announcement within twenty days
of the location OF the twelve regional
farm loan banks authorized by Con
gress, will be made by the Farm Loan
Board, 1t was stated today.
Board members returned to Wash
where hearings were held to deter
mine logical centers for the banks.
During its investigation trips the
board has held hearings, In every
money OF hundreds OF farmers was
heard.
Interest rates on farm loans have
dropped sharply since the board be
gan Its Investigations, It was stated.
trips that In past years most farmers
have paid "exorbitant rates" for
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Those Who Served Enlistment
With Regular Army to Be
Given So Raise.
MANY MEN ARE AFFECTED
Thanksgiving Day Meal 10 Plan
ned by Soldiers on Msxi- 4
can Border.
BY STAFF Correspondent.

CAMP WILSON, SAN ANTONIO
Tex, Nov. 2s.--scores OF District
militismen found something ITO be
thankful for today, two days ahead
Of schedule. And the cause OF their
Joy was the announcement that all
| officers and enlisted men In the
citizen soidiery who have served In
the regular army win receive an In
crease In pay whom the paymastsr
disburses their November wages.
A large number Of enlisted men
will receive an increase Of - .
month in their pay for serving one
enlistment In the regular army
crease bassd on all the sniistmsnts
they served. "
Under the ruling OF the comptroIlsr
OF the Trsasury as planned TO the
District .militiamen who have seen
service In the regular army the Dc,
the soldiers on their November pay
day will receive the additional com.
pensation for all OF the five rnonths
they have bssn in the FEDERAL ser
vice since the Presidents call. a..
0Sficsvs Affected
The officers In the militia affected
By the ruling are Capt. Clarence
Adams. Company I: Capt. James
washburn. Troop A; Lieut.. Joseph n.
Mcintyre. Company ]. and Lieut.. Jos
eph II. Mickey. Company ID.
Arrangements for the miiitismsn's
Thanksgiving Day feast were begun
in earnest today. the mess ssrgsants
going to market In San Antonio with
automobiles TO purchase large guam.
NJ ~ "a - n
which to supplement- the army issue
Of turkey. and trimmings. Several Of
the companies nave had ornate menu
cards printed. These have been dis.
tributsd 20 the men, and they have
mailed them 10 washington a.
Thanksgiving. Day souvenirs.
In Charge se DtGssss.
Lisuts. George A. Monsson, Earl
smithson. and Francis Martin, adju-
tants OF the three battaiions of the
Third Regiment, were today placed In
charge OF . ditch disGing force OF 100
men. A comprehensive drainage sys-
tenn has been worked out and the big
force will be kept busy several days
completing the Job, Owing TO the
large details from the companies 70
form the drainage force. tn. rem.
psny and drilled By the four captains
In turn.
80. a d a .: ar. caused y an over.
Of the Seventh Illinois, adjoininG
the District militia, early this morn.
call .osna.s ~ e.. su .a:r; ssS
fought the names. A number Of tents
were consumed. The Third Regiment
guard; Company c.. commandsd By
Capt. william MeCathran. also turned
out to battle the flames.