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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
nehrere 3l1frieoenItellenbe

12onOon mebrere 5lfrieoenlteQettoe
&erIude luternonnen iDltroen. Ser
nlittels etnes Gdoerlperfes fornte
ntan oos Boot 6eliebig tief unter oie
Sberflade oes @ailers bringen mto
ourd @iltbafen oas tpeitere Sinfen
ooerSteigen oerbinoer1L mdbreno ous
6oDr5eug Dur6 rroerartlge Haoer IN
bori5olltaler 93idtrng nitbelos ltno
ro11 Dorpdrts belDegt meroell fonn=
te. Weebrere anlerifaniif]e Sanoels-
ld)iffe uuroen gentietet, Die, NIT
gSaaren fiir SItinoien belaoeit III ben
@etpd1iern Inn ct. 6elena freu5en
uno ben &aiier aufnebnen {olltelt, TO-
bolo ibn oas llnterleeboot aus lelnenl
@efdngllis entfiibrt bdtte uro allBer
Seblpeite oes 2anoes gefomlnen lDa-
re. Gbenalige fran5olilbe 0farineof=
fi5iere, Die ullter gtapoleon geoient
battel, paren NIT oieier 9lufgabe be-
traut noroen. S1on batte Der 2oro
0ie 4breiie oes gebeinlniBpoaen Sabr=
5enges feItgeiett nrto ade Gorberei=
tuugeit getroffen, oa fam Die altnoe,
S,aB Ser @efangene BON ct. Seleno
am 5. @fai geltorben Iei. 9anlit
6lieb Ser Glon, Der, penn er geglildt
pare, Der @el6i6te oes 10. Sabrblnt=
0erts cine lpeIentli1e @enonng bdtta
geben fonnen llnalsgefilbrt, lll1l
man bot ME tpieoer ettpas BON ieitem
l1nterieeboot gebort.
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llntericebout fir gtapoleon.

I'm ben gefangenen aailer 9tapo.
leon Den @rIten BON Ser meltertlege-
nen Smell ct. SeIena Su befreien,
eltiuarf I'M Sabre 1919 Elm englilder
&oro einen obenteuerlihen Tlan, oei-
fen Gerpirflidung beute Ourhaus
I'M gereiche ser M0gli1feit liegen
pilroe Der britiibe Napoleonsper-
ebrer ipollte nicbts onoeres. aIs elm
ltnterIeeboot fonitruiereh oas meh-
rere Sub tief inter @oiier fobren
lmo Jfoilm fiir aAt bis 5ebn Menihen
baben iollte, no6oem iefn erlter Glan,
ben &aiier mittels zines 2uft6aaons,
on Dem oIs @onoe[ ein G6iff befe-
ltigt mar, aus nabeliegenben 8riin-
ben itnausfibrbar erl6einen mlBte.
Gin omerifoniIher SStlgenieur botte
mad ben slngaben oes 2oros elm Mo-
oell aebailt, nit Dem insgebeim in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

Sie SentIden babem 1T 0plbgnien
an Der Stodob bic Briifenbefeiti-
gnngen n0rolid) BON 3aressa ge-
itiirnt nnb Die 9iniIen gesunngen,
iid mad) benz Citnfer Ses sylmiIes
sariifsnsieben. Sic na6men babel
81 ruiiiidje Offisiere nnb 2511 Gol-
baten sefangen nnb erbeiitetcm feb
sebn Maidjinenseidjite. Niam
alaitbt, baf bies Ser Infams einer
allgemeinen bentlden Cffeniipe in
9inflanb iit. 9lnd in @aIisiem, am
ysarajoiufa Glnf iinb sic 9lniIen
lueiter suriifgetrie6en MIR bei 9n-
BONA iino iie Gin ipemig boraeriift.
Die 3abI Der an Der Naraioipfa ae-
nnadten 0efansemen belGnft iidl amf
1900.
Cine Gonboner SepeIdle 6ebanp-
tet, Der giiifsng Der gnlaarem i'm
,ueitliden Wfaseooniem, amf Wunaitir
III, bnmere an nn6 bic Ierfolamna
pom Geiten Der gllliicrtem e6enfalls.
Gs iuirb fognr gemeIoef, Die gnl-
garen bereifcten iidj anf cine gian-
mnmg pon Wonaitir nnb ben l9iiif-
sng nadj ltcsfmcb Dpr, a6er alle oieIe
Nadrid)tem iinb nidjt 5mperlaiiis. Sic
Smlsaren babem itarfe gefeitisunaen
bel Monaitir erridjtet nno iueroen
bieie 10 Ieidt midjt anfse6en. gon
anoerer Seite iuirb bebamptet, Die
slnsriffe Der Mlliierten anf Die bnr-
aariIdem Stellnngen in Der llmae-
aeuS bon alorina ieien snriifseidjla-
Gen nnS es flingt bies biel iuabr-
ldeinlider als bic sanse JIndjfse.
id,id)fe. ynlsariidJe 9epeidsn ba.
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&nrSe l1eberlidt.

Die Semtiden luerfen TIT
@olbsnien Die 9miiem iiber bic
Stodlob snriif mno Idlasem Die
9irriIcn aberinals it 6ali5ien ai
Ser MaraiDiufa.
Die 8nlgaren Iollen bic gn-
ariffe Ser glliierten anf tire
Stellmngem bei sslprina smriid-
geiflagen baben.
3lpiIden bem Spiran See
umb Der Gtrnma finSen &fe
sluiidlen gmlsaren nnb Stale
mer itatt.
glnsriffe Der Nitiien in ben
aarpatben iuer6en snriifge-
/ id)laaen.
glm %. September mill Der
ceirtide &aiier ben 9teidlstas
cr6ffnen.
syn Der frams0iiIden 0epm-
>tiertcnfammer 9ieben gesen
Sries nnS &riesfiibrnrs se-
balten.
Die SemtIden luer6cn ait-
ae6lid, ihre Srubnen i'm Often
fonsentrieren.
SDnigin Wil6elmima erflGrt,
oak 6olano neutral bleiben
miro.
Die WeianSten Der glaiiertem
ben ben gried)iiden Winiiter
bes slmsmdrtisen nod nidjt an
erfannt.
Sm Gbriitidnia finbet cine
Gonferens Der IfanSinabiIdJen
oirisierenbem Winiiter itatt.
Die StaIiemer fperoen in
Wfaseounien bon ben gnlgaren
gefdJlagen.
Tim Die Balm pDn Gonitanba
lit elm Id)iperer &anpf ent-
Grannt, Der iid biz jekt siinitig
fir bic SentIden entipifelt fat.
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S Mat n D.

9ei elmer grploiion in ben @er-
fen Ser 9(etna grploiipes Company
il1 Suntitlgtoll $50, fanen fiinf Ser
lonen unls 2eben 1tno Elm ie6lter
lpuroe idper perlebt
sSn Stem yorf bat Der Streif
Der 5traBenbabnangelteaten 81 ltn-
ruben gefiibrt. 3iDei 8agenfduppen
lpuroen lebte 9eadt bon Streifern
ltn0 beren Sreltnoen geItiirntt, Stra-
BenbabnangeItellte, Die fid 6em
Streif nidt aneeldloiien battelt
lUiroei1 lnisbanoelt, Die 8oli5ei tDltr-
lbe periagt ltno ali1 Baliagiere muir
oen perlest. Ser gatt5e Gerfebr
tpltroe gum Stiditano gebrn1t, od Bic
9oli5ei ni9t erlaltbte, oab nod tpef-
tere @agen ip1breno Der Nadt fu6-
rem. 9fGe gen1iibnngen, BEN groBer
SpnpatbieItreif, Der an1 Sreitag be-
giitnen ioa ltr6 an ben1 epettuell
100000 9(rbeiter teilnebfneit tperoen,
su berbinoern, iitlo bis iebt pergeb-
lid gefueien.
- Sn Gbicago, bat 1id @iIlianl
@. @ooomarb, Ser angeblife Siib-
rer Ser grpreiierbanoe. oie man
fiir5lid sort oingfeIt genra1t bat,
oar 8oli5ei ergeben.
= @raf 8ernItorff hat Trdiioent
8illon Inn cine 3niarnmel1funft err
ilidt, Inn ibm ben eigenbdnoigen
grief oes aailers 5u iibergeben.
9as 8oIt Gepartement beoh-
ii9tigt in 3uflinft Ieidtere Goit-
idde perlpenoen 5it lnffen; man
glaubt, oaourh 6 Mfillionel1 Dollar
pro sSabr on Srqdt erfparen 5u fon.
nen.
Der Setter oes gbieagoer @r=
prelIungs &oniprtilinrs, @m. g..
@oootparo, fat iidj freitpiIlig Dem
9unoesnnmalt in Chicago geitent
nadoem er gebort bate, oaB oie
4genten oes sSl1Itis 9epartenlents
binter ibnl, ber uaren; er iheint
Dor oieIen gan5 geborige Nian-
ifetten gebabt 5u baben nno lieferte
iich lieber Dem Staatsanfpalt fret
millig aus, als in oerenSdnoe gu fal-
len. gea6 einen @orperbor lpuroe
er gegen Stelllng BON $25, 900
@irgldaft in Sreibeit geiest; au0
cine Der perfibreril6en Sfonbeiten,
sSralt Selene Gpers, lpurbe gegerl
Denlelben 9etrog auf freien SUB ee-
lett; MIR 5ipei W1itglieoer oes
a@angs@ befinoen ii6 nod IN Saft
Die Union ser aode uno sluf-
fparter 5u San sSraneiseo bat bnr6
ibren siepraientont Gnil George
9iibrer gegen Die oprtige Saltoels-
TANNER cine S6aoeneriabflage IN
Sobe bon 100000 angeltrengt.
Die Union bebalptet, oaB oie Sam
oelsfamner oie 966e lino Aufiparter
berbiuoere, ibren 2ebens,iiterbolt gu
criperben, bielc 9lrbeiterflalie 3n
rmerifanilieren" intb in 2eibeigelt-
fdaft (Geonage) 8n bringen perillbe,
lno it'd oaonrh elmer Serlebung
oeS Strofredts fdAloig made.
= Sn 9oplarpille, 0iiii., lit bie
o9opal Complicated" SAule BON l1r-
befannten 8erionelt burd) cine 9pno-
NIT Grploiion 5erItort uno elm gro
Bes, sur Sdule eeboriges gsebenae-
bdlloe biz auf ben @runo nieoerge-
brannt Die 9lttertGter iino bis iest
nod nidt ermittelt, bod qlau6t naa,
Dob es 2eitte iino, melhe init Der 9ei-
tling inlo @ermalt,ing ser ShuTe
itiht einoeritanoen tparen.
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natiof1aI bankell
&ia GarranSa 1T MierifO
eiuri0tell*
Danketl Iaspendiert.
meitere Rdmpfe BEL Obi
huahua.
Silla ,,nD Die Segaliifas.

- Gie Saneo NatiDnale ilnb bic
ganf Of gonSpn anb Merieo, beioe
in Ser merifaniiden 6auptitaDt,
babem int Splse bes lettem 9efrets
Garransa's, baf sic ganfen cine
SartgelbreIerbe baben ntiiften, grOk
genns, nm lire Eapiergelbanssabe
at oefen, lire Siren pDrlanfig ge=
id)loiien.
Cabrera, Der Toriitenoe Ser
,nerifaniiden 9elesaten, fat Der
Gomnfii1ion mitgeteilt, feline &egie=
rnng heabiidtise, elm regulares 9aa-
tiDnal6anfipitem in Merico einsnrid=
ten.
- Die beiDen Sarrem in Der megl=
faniIdem .6aitptitabt, bDn bemen es
bief, baf lie in Solge bes letten
Gefret Garransas iiber Bic 6art-
aelbreierne, ipeldeSanfem fiinftig fa=
ben miilen, lire siiren geidloiiell
6atten, iino, uie man jekt erfabrt,
BON Garransa iitspettbiert luOrben,
neil lie, ME er iagt, 8anfnOteir melt
iiber lire Niittel sur Ginl6Iang aus
aegeben lGtten nnb neil iie i;dj gr-
lpeiaert bGtten, Der &esiermng Wed-
Iel amf frtmoe ganfen 81 Derfaufcn,
sm Staten, iuie iie bie &egiernng amf=
aeitellt hattie. Die ganfen iuer6en
ferner beidnlSigt, oaf iie sic Sanpt-
id)nlb an Ser Gntiuertnng bes Dpn Der
a'esierung amssegebenen Hapiergel-
oes bGtten. gorlGufig miro man mol
NIT ieineia ltrteil iiber bie Sadie
snriidbalten imiiiien.
glns 2are6p uir0 geineloefI
ganbiten baben Die Stabt Wonfesu-
ma, so Weilen m6rSlid BON San
enis Tptoii, iiberfalen mnb ansae-
pliin6ert.
= slnseiidJts Ser slnsriffe amf
g6i6mabna bnrd) sic @ilIiitas fat
Sic apn1iniiiion in gieiu 2onSon por=
lGnfig bie geratnna iiber Sic @ren5-
frase amfseseben.
3iuet sS1lbrer Der Eegnltitnst
iulIen iidl gila nit &orIdlasen se=
nGbert ba6en, iidl ben 2egaliifas sil
ergeben. Iilla lieF einen Der gei-
bem Iufprt t0teH Der anoere entfam.
@illa ioa Sen 2enten in Gbibnahna
6ahen Iagen laiien, er iuerbe iuiebtr
snrnffDmmerl.
- Sn Snares lit bie gsadridjf atl-
sefommen, es fin6e sar 3eit Elm
&anlpf sipiId)em BEN garransiitas nnS'
@illiitas mm sic iueitlidem Tpritabte
bpn gbibnaHta itatt.
9[us CHIHUAHUA miro gen1elDet,
ooB 8illa ieineil 8erfolgern ipieoer
ertfommen lei. Der friibere @illa-
General Shoa, Ser lib ip1breno Der
lestcn 3eit in oet Ser. Stalteil
nnfbielt, lit in Gbibuabua perbaftet
.llno bingerihtet iporben General
Saln5ar, oen Die gilliltas in Gbi-
buabua aus Dem @ef6ngilis bcfrei=
fen uno Der Damn gefallen lein ioIlte,
befinoet iih Bel ben Gilliitas.
8ei Sampieu Ipllen Sanoiten
itntcr esiibnrna eincs geiuiiien ga
laes slnsriffe anf Garransiitas ae-
madlt nnb ibnen Idjiuere gerlmite
beigebrad)t bn6em.
- lteber blinoert sSliiftliltge ans
Gbibuabna, lpeldle Die Staot nod
oen 1te6erfoG 8illa's perlaiien ha-
ben, iin6 in Snare5 mngefonlmen
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I ben iibrtgens Die GtititaDtite Dpn Ul0s
rina nod nid]t sngcseben. - 3lui-
iden bem Spiram See ,tnb Bet Stru-
ma ioll ein idarfer &antpf sipiIdlen
gllgaren nno Stalienern I'M 6anse
jein.
Cine Sepeid)e aus Spfia meloet,
oaf sic ,Staliemer tn Wase0onien ppm
ben Smlsarem 5nriidsetrieben iinb
nnO oais bic gnlgaren bier 90rfer be-
iebt ba6eil.
Die Serben baben Mngriffe im ben
&aiualfalam 8ergen gemadJt, iinb
aber, luie pOn Spfia semelbet miro,
smriifgeIdlasem. Die &anapfe babem
ii6 alio mod nidt bis nadJ Womaitir
ansseoebnt, IunOern Ipielem iidJ nod
imner in Der 8esenb bon Jlorina ab.
SsadJ einer @emfcr 9epeide an Die
Grdamse Selegrapb Company lit
bort ams 9entIflanS Elm nidJtamtli-
der yeridJt eingelanfem, nadJ Sem
&aiier @ilbelm peri6nlidJ am %.
September in 0egeniuart oes 9ieid)s-
fanslers BON getbmlanm-Spllmeg rnb
bes Gbefs bes @eneralitabes Der bent-
lden syelbarmee, 0elomarldaa BON
Sinoembmrg, BEN Geidstag er0ffnem
wirS.
gms Berlin nno Spfia uir0 seniel=
BET, bak iid in Der Su6rnbIdJa Elm
idiuerer Ganpf Inn Sie bon Gomitan-
ia ims Snnere fiibrerbc Giienbabn
enttuifele, Oerem Sortgans bis jebt Elm
fir bic oeutiden &erbiinSeten siiniti=
! ger lei.
Die giniIen bebanpten, tie batteH
in Sen Sarpatben einige .S0ben be-
lest. Sie Sentlden erflaren jeoudJ,
ale rniiiiden slnsriffe ieien snriid-
seidjlasen.
Cine 9epeIdJc,i Die anseblidJ ans
gltbem fpnmt, bebanptet, 8riefJen=
Lamb babc an 9entidjlanb nnb gulga-
rien ein ltltimatitm seidift, i'll Dem
es bic Seransgabe Der sriediIdJen
Solbaten, bic iie in aaiuala sefansen
genDmmen bGtten, perlangt. Die
Nadridt 1T natiirlid nidjt ipabr. Die
griediiden Splbnten iinb audi feline
Hefansenen in9entid)lanb. Sic ba-
ben iid freiipillig ben Se,itiden erge-
ben nnb iinb in Sentid)lanb inter-
niert.
glms gpn6pn ipirb gemeloet, bic
@eian6tem Der gllliicrten in Ntbem
! bGtten BEN neiien sried)ilden Miniiter
bes glnsludrtigcn nodJ nif)t amer-
fannt.
Cine 9onboner Sepeidc iaat, man
eriuarte, bak bic bentidJen @erbiin-
beten lire Srnppem I'M Citen fun-
| scntrieren iuiirben, Ielbit iuenn lie
lire Stellnngem i'm Nciten gams
itnb gar aufseben miiften. 2etteres
iuirb gans geiuif, nid)t seIfeben,
iuenn es and bielleidjt rid)tig lit, bais
9emtidlanb feline Sonnpttatigfeit nad)
Sem Often berlegem iuirb. Sinben-
burg, Der nene @eneralitabsd)ef, ioa
ia itets bafiir geiueien Ieim nnb BEN
llnternebmnngem inn @eiten iuemig
SDmpatbie entsegemsebradlt bnbem.
Die NmiIen melben, bak in ben
aarpatbem bereits Elm itarfer SdJnee-
faa itattsefnnSen bat.
Cine 9ienter Sepeidje ans Ie-
tersbnrg melbet, Die rmiIiide 9ieaie-
rnng iuulle cine nene aricgsanlcibc
anfnebmen.
Gine nnsnberlaiiise SepcidDc ans
sltben melSet, bic Ceiterreidler 6erci-
teten iidl anf bic GGnmmng ppn Srieit
pur. Bis jett aebcn Die Grfolge Der
Staliener nod feinen slnlaf, ~ ei-
ner iolden 4anmnng.
Sine 9unSoner Sepeidc bebanptet,
Sak bic 5ransoIen trpt bes giegens
lire Stellnnsen an Der Sommc ct
ipas porgeidoben bdtten.
Gs beikt Jest, bic Semfiden bGt-
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3m oerfaufem.

@iersia quite 9sferSc nno Stnten
nno siuei resiitrierte 6enaite. ein
faitanien6ranner bentidler @ad] nno
elm rpt6ranner glllertDn. Sillig,
iuenn alles sniammem sefanft luirn.
Wan idreibe: gpr 1873, Soerne, Ser.
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Or. i. e. 0erff lit uon ieiuer
Seriemreiie snriifsefebrt.
2anaer Sranspurt.

6elograuer Gum aaneraoen) !:
ga boit s. ia in Der aiite q leben-
oes fettes Sdwein aeiditft aefrieatl"
asssa, ullo Oenf' Dir, serIt mars
nur a fleine Spanlau. oie lit I'M
terluegs 70 gut eefiittert lporoenl1
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= Spariamfeit fina nit Der
.Gibiliiation an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
No Movement Backward.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
TO PARADE IN OCTOBER

That the annual parade of the Arch
diocesan Union probably will be held in
Baltimore next October was announced
at meeting Of the Holy Name Society
hall last evening by John Hadley
Doyle, president of the Washington
branch of the society, who presided. He
explained that the president of the
union, Joseph Smith, is in favor of, this
time, and that President Wilhelm of the
Baltimore branch is coming to Wash
ington in few days to confer regard
ing the matter with Rev. P. C. Gavin,
spiritual director Of the Washington
branch, and with President Doyle.
Rev. Edward Corbett, S. J., pastor of
Holy Trinity Church, took the place of
Rev Edward Magrath, S. J.. spiritual
director of the church's branch of the
society. Father Magrath being in Penn
sylvania, where he is conducting re-
treats In the parishes of several
churches. Father Corbett spoke of the
needs of the parish and of his plans for
the future welfare Of the parish. He
him and to pray that their efforts might
meet with success.
Brief remarks were made by John P,
Ross, Michael Maher, Charles Anderson
and James Lee. Announcement was
made that the quarterly meeting of the
Washington section is to be held July
81, in St. PauTs Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
Real Estate Transfers.
10. 1880 l. STREET NORTHWEST
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, trustee, to Michael E. Buckley,

NO 1880 L STREET NORTHWEST
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustee, to Michael E. Buckley,
part original lot 10, square So; $4,000.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE
Annie l.. Pearce to Joseph Richards.
lot 10. square 1860; $40: stamps. 81.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Mary
W. Ackroyd ct vir. Samuel, to Harry
G. Wilson, lot 81. block 6; $40:
stamps, 50.
rear of No. IL n street southeast, No.
80 n street southeast, No 1924 South
Capitol street southeast. No. IL N
street southeast, No. 10 n street
southeast and No. 1879 n. J. avenue
southeast-Grace L. Eaton ct vir,
George c., to John E. Tyler, lot 20.
square 401; part lots "a and A and
all lots SO. 1OS and 100, square 702.
and lot 81, square n. of TAB; $40;
Stamps. so cents. John E. Tyler
conveys same properties to George G..
and Grace L. Eaton; $40; stamp, so
cents.
CHEVY CHASE-Thomas M. Gale ct
al, trustees. to Chevy Chase Land
Company, lots Is, Is, II. square
1868: $4,000.
Louisa Keith. lot 3s, block Il; 81;
stamp, so cents.
1 STREET NORTHEAST between 10th
and 18th streets-James c. Nealon ct
uX. to John w. and Mary A. Phillips,
lot 80, square s57; $40: stamps, 81.
MERIDIAN HILL-Mary A. Wilson to
Roscoe Wilson. lot s, square 1856;
$40; stamp. so cents.
NO. 1906 1ST STREET NORTHWEST
Julian Tapp ct ux. to Ida c. Caspar,
lot 173. square $50; SO: stamps, So
NO. 1907 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Herbert A. Gill ct al, trustees, to
Vincent l.. Toomey, part lot 4, square
3ee: s1,710.
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST
between G and l streets. Madi-
son Annadale ct ux. to James A.
Jackson, part original lot IL, square
1927; $40; stamp. 80 cents.
AVENUE TERRACE
Robert H. Featherstone to Emma C.
Cooke, lot SIS. square 1853: $40.
PARK - Chester c.
Croft ct ux. to Harres Shapiro, lot
20, block "a; $40; stamp, 81.
NO. 1857 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
RTHWEST-William J. Schiller
ct al to the Powhatan Hotel Cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07

poration, part original lots 8 and 9.
square 166; s12.250.
NO. 1894 STH STREET NORTHWEST
r. E. L. Smith ct al, trustees. to
Annfe~E Ward, lot 81. square 400;
Recommendations 1. Carr. ct ux., to
District of Columbia, part lot "A,
TWENTY FIRST STREET NORTH
WEST between R and. S streets
Joseph Forstner, one-third interest
in lots 16 and SIS, square 80; $40;
subject to trust for $4,000; stamp.
so cents.
George B. Stone, ct ux.. to Thomas
Atkinson, lot AZ, square 253: $40;
subject to trust for $4,000: stamps.
$3.50. Roberta X. S. Wilmer to
same. part lot Al, square 253; $40:
stamps. IS.
KOSCIUSKO PLACE-James Berry ct
al, trustees, to Charles B. Craig, lot
3s. square 5s42; $500.
BELAIR HEIGHTS-Frederick H. Page
ct al, executors. to Jennie F. Ran
stamps. $3.50.
ADDITION TO BRooKLAND-Ella G.
Rossall to Jack L. Krupshaw. trus-
tee. lot 9, block 4; $40. Jack l..
Krupshaw, trustee, to Arthur H. and
Ella G. Rossall; $40.
NO. 12271a 10TH STREET NORTH
WEST-A. E. L. Leckie. trustee, to
Lillian c. Daw and Flora C. Lathrop,
part original lot II, square 1858; $40
KALORAMA HEIGHTS-John H. Cha
ney to Emma c. Cooke, lot SO, block
Il: $40; stamps. 50.
MINTWOOD-Isaac Behrend to Carolyn
n. Behrend, lot 153 ST.
CHEVY CHASE GROVE-Fulton R.
Gordon ct ux. to Florence G. Prick
EFT, lot 4s, square 2022; $40; stamps,
sk50. Same to Mary L. futile. lot
Al and part lot 40, square 2001 !;
$2,590.7s.
SUPPORT-william ]. johnson to C.
Ruffner Simmons, lots and 10,
square 3274; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
MANY CHANGES AND PROMOTIONS
ANNOUNCED IN PATENT OFFICE

Schwartz, John L. Shipman, Percy c.
Smith. Raymond w. Smith, Charles J.
Spencer. Frederic N. Stone. Eugene e.
Taylor. Joseph p: Waters, Maurice E.
Fourth assistant examiners. $500. to
third assistant examiners. $1.S00-Ray
R. Adams. Howard M. Armstrong
Louis A. Bison. Felix J. Borlik. J.
William ]. Buttner. Burnie ]. Craig,
Wilbur ]. Eccleston. Lloyd l. Evans.
Max D. Farmer, Robert H. Fravel.
Frank S. Greene. Elmer v. Griggs. Ora
W. Hawley, Harry D. Hill. Howard w:
Hodgkins. Lewis o. Hutchinson. Carl
L. Kraft, Kenneth S. Neal. Charles A.
Lind. Earl F. Pierce. Roland c. Rehm.
Henry H; Smelling. Lynn L. Steele
Benjamin Webster, Carl o. Weeks. Ed
ward w. weikert, Ernest F. Wende-
roth. Henry F. Wiegand. Charles C..
Wilson. Lawrie L. Witter and Arthur
r. Voolfolk, jr.
Braggins, Harry A. Burgess. John
Flam, Frank f. Haskell. Maxwell
James, Edward A. Mau; HoWaTd :; MIL
John s. Petrie. James c. Sollenberger
and Henry A. johnson.
Promotions in clerical grades-Miss
Clara V. Quig. clerk $1,000 to sl,2o9:
George A. Stoner, copyist, 5000 TO clerk
$1,000: Charles c Dobie. copyist. 5000
to $1,000; Carl w. Jennison. copyist.
5000 to 1000; Miss Martha L. Graham,
copyist. s72O to $500; Mark H. Burn
ham. copyist, s72o to 5000; Lewis J.
Beck. copyist. s72O to 5000: Vincent g.
Cooley, copyist. s720 to 5000: Edward s.
Wood. copyist. s720 to 5000; Miss
Blanche B. Clark, copyist. s720 to 5000;
Harry A. Bramow. assistant messen-
ger. s720 to copyist. $720; Frederick
H Rock. assistant messenger. $72o to
copyist, $3.50; Merles E. Donahey. laborer
(classified), $40 to copyist S72O; VIII
liam A. Escoffery, laborer (classified),
$500 to assistant messenger $720: AL
bert A. Lott, laborer (classif1edD. $40 to
5000.
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Announcement was made this morn
ing of the changes recently approved
by Secretary Lane of the Interior De-
partment among employees of the pat
ent office. The changes all involve pro-
ployes of the office
The promotions as announced are as
follows:
George P. Tucker, principal examiner,
$1,000. to law examiner. s2,750; Limbs
ley S. Anderson, first assistant exam
iner. $4,000, to principal examiner,
$1,000; Theodore A. Hostetler. first as
sistant examiner, $4,000, to principal ex-
aminer, $2,7oo; Hugh H. Brogan. fourth
assistant examiner. $780, to librarian,
$4,000; Welles Merriam, librarian, $4,000,
Second assistant examiners, S2,100. to
first assistant examiner, S240O-
George NJ Albrecht, Hugh Armstrong,
Cyrus D. Backus, Cecil L. Blake, John
Q. Duras. Herman T. Gammons, Frank
D. Gray, Fred M. Hopkins, Nelson J.
Jewett, Clarence o. Mckay, Otis G.
Messenger. Joseph w. Milburn, J. Bal
lard Moore. John ]. Oberlin. Maurice K
Peck. Paul P. Pierce. Earl T. Raglan,
Clifford A. Rowley. Bert Russell, Ed
ward c. Sasnett, Charles H. Shaffer
Eugene G. Sickler, William L. Thurber
Third assistant examiners, $500, to
second assistant examiners, $2,100-
Martin E. Anderson. Merrill NJ. Black
burn. August Bostroom. Scion ].
Boughton, John D. Cox, J. Ralph Fehr,
John J. Fosselman, William W. Fraser.
Henry Fuchs, Joseph w. Harris, Carl
A. Hellman. Joseph C. Hamphill. Will
lard N. Holmes, Carl D. Huntington.
Fred Keplinger, Eugene Landers, Vic
tor F. Lassagne. Franklin S. Long, Roy
f. Lowell, Lester b. Mann, Charles w.
Mortimer. Herbert Moses. James w.
Quiggle, Andrew B. Reavis. Charles C.
Ref, Otto b. Roepke, Clement M. Roger,
Miss Marie K. Saunders, Frank H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
NO COMMISSION FOR BACON.
Architect to Get No Part of Money
for Lincoln Statue.

The controller of the Treasury has de-
cided that Henry Bacon, the architect
for the Lincoln memorial. is not entitled
to per cent commission upon the con-
tract made with Daniel Chester French.
the sculptor. for the statue Of Lincoln, at
$751; Mr.. Bacon and the Lincoln
memorial commission entered into a con-
tract by which 1t was estimated that Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07

Bacon would receive about s10S.00o COM
pensation for his work. 3 per cent to be
paid him in monthly installments upon all
payments to contractors for work done
by them. The controller holds that Mr..
Bacon did not have anything to do with
the preparations of specifications for the
bids under which the contract for the
statue was let to Sculptor French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
David Lloyd George War Secretary

LONDON, July David Lloyd George
has been appointed secretary for war;
Sir Edward Grey. the secretary for for
eign affairs, has had an earldom con-
ferrcd upon him. The Earl of Derby,
pointed under secretary for war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-07
ARMY-NAVY.
Naval Orders.

Boatswain R. C. McDuffie. detached
Maine to Chicago.
Boatswain NJ. ]. Conlon, detached
navy yard. Philadelphia, August 1, to
Charleston.
Machinist E. A Healy, to connection
fitting out New Mexico and duty on
board when commissioned.