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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
GREEK BLOCKADE
In FORCE TODAY
Allies to Take Drastic
Measure to Bring Athens
to Terms
PLAN NEW DEMANDS s
General Sarrail Prefers War to
Present Unsettled
Situation
LONDON, Dec. 8.

LONDON, Dec. 3.
The AnIes have decided upon nna draH-
&c action 10 end the situation IN Greece.
a blockade Of Greek ports viii be pro-
claimed ofiiciaiiy IN Paris today ~ thc
nfhi step. Athens dispatches say that the
Allied ministers are preparing 10 demand
Al least the re-establlshment of Allied con-
troll Of the police. mails. taiegrnpha. rail-
ways. ports. customs and passports
X was asserted In Athens Government
circles that Greece could Withstand siege
OF twenty days. although districts that could
be feached only by water would auner more
quickly according 20 those dispatches.
DEMAND EXPLANATION
The Russian, Italian, French and Britt
iah ministers called at the Greek Foreign
once In a body and demanded an eN-
planatlon OF the Greek military activity,
Genarnl sarrail, the French commander
IN Macsdonla. Is quoted Rs saying that he
prefarn Greece openly hostile 10 an un-
settled situation. Tho Entente Minlstcrs
sss No hope OF an agreement short OF COM
pIefs compliance with tho Allied demands.
The members OF the Russian colony have
Iest Athens. Only the Italian colony OF
ahe Entente citizens remain, and thoy are
expected TO depart soon.
RESULT OF CABINET CRISIS
The Entente decision for aterner meas
nFea IN hailed here az the first outcome
ol the Cabinet crisis, which was precipl-
tated to great extent by public dissAtls-
faction with the handling Of tho Greek
situation.
In consequences OF the recent clash OF tho
Entente forces with Greeks In Athens the
British and French Governments prohibit
ed several days ago the sailing OF Greek
steamships from their ports 70 those OF
Greece.
The Entente Allied diplomats. although
they have received no Instructions M yet,
see no prospect OF an arrangement by the
Gruek Government ana II 10 believed they
viii demand at least the re-catablahment OF
Allied control OF the police, posts and tele-
graphs. railways. ports, customs and pass
ports.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08

BERLIN Dec g..
mo important events." was the latest
oficini statements report OF fighting on the
western front today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
BOTH SIDES BEATEN
IN CERNA ATTACKS

PARIS, Dec, 8.
Three violent German Bulgarian attacks
were repulsed by the Serbian forces east
OF the cerna River In the region Of star
asina Macedonian 'front.', today's official
statement asserted
SOFIA. Dec, s.
Repeated repulse OF enemy attacks along
the Macedonian front was announced In
today's official statement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Germans Plan Big
BLOlU at SarrdI

Continued from Pare One
such as tho one that crushed Rumania,
will solve his difficulties and enable him
to enter the war on the side Of the
Central Empires. ).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
BRITISH SHIPS ARMED
WITH HEAVIER GUNS
LONDON. Dec.

LONDON, Dec. a.
In the effort 10 suppress the submarine
menace many British merchant ships are
being armed with guns OF high caiiber. 20
that the odds against them shall be les
sened In this connection Il In recalled
that the agitation for sterncr measures
that led TO tho downfall Of the Asqulth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08

failed. me statement ADDED South u Vtcsy.
Husalan dalanhmanls that had penetrated
one 81 ne German outpost positions were
expslle6
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
@aibiuetOner Meteer llnteritiit-
mmgs-%erein".

Nm leBtcn Oienstog, ben /. 6ebrlt-
az, ueriammeltcn iid) Die NtitglieOer
Oes 8oibingtoner Webger-llnterltiit
ungs 8ereills in ibrem Gcreinslofal
922 $50. gpe. 9.=@. Die Sibuli9
plr0e bonn Observation-Disclosures, Serrll
9loam 9ieeelmann, eroffnet. SEER
5rib SeB fln9iertc ais prptpfollic.
render ScfretGr. Die Serren nonl
&erlpoltllnqsrnt, ltn0 5luar belteDt
Oieier aus: s. 9eudert, 6rit Coin
ger unD 6ronf @eigano, marell III
Der gliidIihen Gage, ocn Anmcieitoen
Sic freliOigc 8otihaft 3n perfiinOen,
ooB tic cine angeie6ene Snmme Gel
oes CUNT Heltelt oes &creirs geianl-
melt hdttcll. 9ieie 5otiuhc erregte
oos @rItaunen dller mo Ser Serr
&ereinsprdiioent, ionic Der Sdas
meiiter banften Sen itrebiamen Mit-
glieoern fir Dercn title lmo crfolg-
rcihe l1tigfeit.
Dos @a5ar-&omitc fonnte bcrif-
len, ooi BON Soften oes Mtebger Ser
Gins alles beiorgt lei. @ieIc @errcn
erbotcn lid beim 8a5or nit Dot mo
Eat bebilflid fem 8it mollen. Seridt
erltottcten nllch Die 9elegatcn gum
Gcntrnlpcrbano nno gum oelltldcTl
@oiienbnus. Wtit Stol5 un0 @clnl0-
.inag nobm &creinSprdiioent 9icael-
mann 16 nclle Mitglieoer auf. 9ieier
3ltipads 6eociitct jeoenfalls iebr uiel
fiir ben Tcrein unD lit gum gr0Bten
Cell Der fleiBigen glgitation ser al.
ten Gereinsmitglieoer 5u5lllhrciben.
HuhOem Der geih1ftlihc Seil slim
AbidluB gefonmen mar, ging man
81 elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber.
&iele Ser Anmcienoen gaben humori-
itiihc Sortr1ge uno mar6 origincller
@ib mltr0c uer3opft. Gum Shlufic
6rndtc man Elm oreiwoliqes sod
ami bic Nic. Mutb Hroniiinn So. ons.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
6lcinr Standardization

-9lm norigen Sonntag mnrOe III
ser &atb. ct. Youls Stride 0os Set
oes glpoltels Youllts %be9anaeu. Scr
biclige pdpltli6c 0elegat nobm oil
Ser firGliden 5eierlidfeit tell. &odm.
8. &. &rltg 8elebriertc oos Sofamt.
-9ieicr Gage belt Der Sefretdr hes
departments pf 2obor Dor ben Gro
olliereno0l Der bieiigen Sanoelsbo6
lebule cine be1nerfenslperte Mnlprad)t,
Die mirflidl Der G%ripdbnung her0ient.
Gr ipprnte Die Mbiturientcn oil, b ] :
bcren SOealen nad)5ulrreben u1lo
nidlt oenl l6no0en Nuulmoll. SO-
Damn riet er Ben iungen 2eliten, IN
ferncren 2eben Dem &Ghiten bilfreidJ
bei5nltcben. -Gieie @orte oeS Serrn
Scfret1rs &ilion iino i~rlofern Don
GROCER @eoeutllng> als iie ole aagc-
meme Nuiid)t uno Grnoitipn Der ame-
rifoniiden Siigeno iiber ben &aufcn
mcrfen. IS ihcint, ols penn Die
ier &err 8illon etmas BON oeutihril
Soealen gebort bat.
-slm lcbten Counting mllroen in
unierer Stabt einige 6rieoellsuer
iammlumgen ubgebalten. Die groBte
onppn fallO i'm Toli's Sbeater ltatt.
Cine Nu8abl oenlofrotiid)er &epra-
lentolltcn itan0en auf nno erflartell
iid] gcgeli Die MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die Aniidt oes &~rdiiOentcn gSiIioll
inbetreif Der Gorlage fit Die Ser.
itdrfine oeS amerifonii6en Seeres
uno Der 5lotte mur0c aIlentbnIbell
ocnun6iert. @err 6oro uno Serr
Grpan ionoten Acknowledgment
me, morin lie Der @offnune 4usorud
u%crliebclt, DAB bic 8rieoenSbeltrebun
gen in oielcm Sanoe Der 8ergrOBe
rlllla DER Mrmee ulto Der Jlutte ent.
qeQelldrbeiten mcr0eu.-
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
SIM AnslanO %sebOrene 0iitslieOcr SEES
&ungrenes.

Serr @lliton Bender bat fir Oil
uNitteilungen~, 0os pffi5iclle Organ
Ges 9eutlhamerifoniihen 9sotio.
%llolbln0es. einc 3uiontmenitelluac
Der iebigen 9pn9reBmitglieoer Der
foBt, lpeldc in europa geboren I'M
ltl0 nod ben Ser. Staaten allsuan.
ocrten; oeren politiidc Nngeb0rigfeit
@ongreB-G iitrift, uim
Nus Der pertpollen Irbeit cltneb-
men mir, Dob Die in 0eutidlono &C.
borenei MitglieOcr sic folgcnocn Ser.
rem iin0:
Sulius &abn, &epublifaner, Dor
San Sranoisco, Sertreter oes A. Ga.
liforniiden 0iltrifts; geboren am 90.
5e6rliar 1861, gu <pperbeim Bel
&arlsrrbc.
CHARLES 9ieb, 9enofrot pom Moff-
port, Sertreter oes criten sSnoiano
9iitrifts; ge6oren an 20. Moi 1852,
81 Jlebingell bel 8retten.
@s lit belnerfcnSmert, OoB sic Gin
5igen 5pei III 0eutihlanO geborenpr
CONGRATULATIONS ans oenl @roBbcr.
5pgtum Baden ltommclf.
Sn Cciterreid llngarn gcboren III
IOolp9 s. Snbatb, 9enlofrot poll
Gbicago, 5. sSainpis 9iitrift: qcborcll1
am 4. gpril 1865 IN @obmen.
Son moern Qonoern iino: Gna
lanD 1 Senator, 2 Hepr1ientanteu,
Srlono: | Senator, 2 @eprGicn.
ten.
S6ottlano: | Superintendent;
SollonO: | MeprGlentont;
Norinegen: | Senator;
&llBlmno: / &cpraicntont (So5ia-
Iiit.)
Nir luerocn ipGter nod einmal oltj
Oielc Nrtifel 3uriiffommen.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Ncntidcs gSaiienbans.

9(m DOnnerstag, ben 81. Sunlar,
hielten bic 3ireftorcn Oes oeutiheu
@oilcu6olics bic iGbrlide General
uerionmline in Den &dunlcn oeS
SGnqcrbirnO G~IrbbouicS ob. Eroli.
Dent Ncrr Murtin MieoonO fiibrte
Den GprIib. ScfrctGr SEER gSnt. 3.
Meners Derlds 0os Yrptofoll bcS Gor.
jobreS, Dos BON ollcu ongenonmclt
mtr0e. Scr 6inon6iefrctdr, Ncrr
Ghos. g. Hogtcr, le1te ulsNdm otlt
TinunSbcridt Dor, Der ais rihtIN. be-
funoen uno n%iGeuommcn muroc. Ter
ErGiioent qcoohtc loOann in muruieil
Morten Der %perltprbenen 4rGliocntin
0eS @ilfsDerein Deg @ailenbmiles,
6ran katherine 9ortbel, Die III Der
Dorigcn ISOLDE irS SenieitS biniibcr
oine. 9ic NnlpeienOen errpieien Ger
@ingeihie0enen cinen Gbrentriblit
imocm tie lid bon ibren Siben erhc-
ben. Ser Ser Sefretdr pltroe ne
o%uftrogt, 0en SinterbIiebenen Der
Irau 8ortbel Gin &eileioSldreiben
5u5uienoen.
Der superintendent Oes 8eltidcn
Moiienbouies, SEER 6. 3. 3. gSrcif,
leate ben @eriht iiber ons @eindIts-
jabr 1915 ppr, gcgen Den bic Mime
IenOen nidts ein5upenOen botten ua0
Den fie Johann onnobmen. Ser Scr
ser mudte sen @oridlag, OoB jeOcr
I'M nelen Sabre menigitens 5lpei rene
MitglieOcr qeminnen lollte, on Die
MitgIieoer5obI geecnpdrfig 5ien1Iib
nieorig lei. SEER &ammcl brddtc
Stuei neue &anoiooten in &nridlag.
Sicrauf erfolgtc Die @abl Scr Sc
amten uno 9ireftoren. SGnmtlidle
Serrcn oes b~oriGbrigen 9eamtcnito-
bcs, ionic 0eS 9%ireftoriums, muroea
iuieoerqemGbIt. SEER @nl. s. SET
Der muroe bis sur n1dliten Sobree-
ipnbl on StelIe oes peritorbenen Gi-
reftors Serrn Sanien, gemdbit. Die
8comten 6cs 9ireftoriiims, ionic Die
WifgIieoer oelielbcn, itcacll lid mis
foIgcnoen Serren 5uiammen:
IrGii0ent: Wartin 8iegano;
1. Ti5e= Trdiioent: Geo. Better;
2. @i5e- @rGiioent: Nnorem 2Dfflcr,
Sefret6r: @nt. s. Mepers;
Shabnleiitcr: Gbns. Hoeier:
9ireftnren: Geo. g. Ylitt, GboS.
Vntidl. SSSohu &nIb, Mn0rem 2oeffler,
u. @uoc, Sobn Strait, Gorl 6. s..
@roff uno @ru. s. Seioer.
Nah Der @obI lhloB Die GerIomnr-
hing. Sm b%ergangenen Sabre mur-
sc i'm @niienboltie re6t 8eoeutenoes
qeleiitet. oonf Der liniiht uno Spfer-
miaigfeit oes I~r1fibenten O1. 8ie.
qalt0, Der 8eomten nno 0ireftoren.
5err uno SSrou g. .. @reil miometen
3eit uno &rdfte gang Dem 8eiten mo
@obIergeben Der InItnlt.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Wasfenbal Der
@m. Self eOsc CIR. 5, =. :. q. Of 6.

Nm norigen Montog, Ben 81. Sn-
llior, eoben Die Mitglieoer Der @m.
Eel 2oqe Ger. 5, g. 3. g. Of 6. in
Dem Do Mnionic GempeI einen gro
ben Mosfenbon, Ser Iebr gut beiilht
mar. 9ic @Gite maren IN berrlidc
&oltiime eefIeibet, Die allerieits be-
iulin0ert rn0 belobt mur0cn. 0os
8orbereitungsfomite batte ales oufs
Bette arrnngiert nlo 9anf ieiner So.
tigfeit floppte oaes bis ms fIeinitc.
Die 8erren, 0enen Der 9nnf gatlS be
ior0ers 5lifommt, iin0 ~foIgenoe: Ser
Mar Ser, &oriiber, Gbas. s. auehle,
IS. Hieoel, 8. Moper un0 SSobn Slid
bod. Ilih Die Gmpfangs-, Sool-
uno Grfrii6ungsfomitees peroienen
bobe Inerfennung fir ibr Bemiihei
Inn oas @elingen oes 9alles. @itf
Dem Erogramm itonoen "a SGn5c.
Die Wfniif beiorgte 9ouI Shuor5'5
Srbeiter. un6 jeoermann NOR pon
oes 2obes fir Ben Serrn Dirigenten
Der III 10 meiIterbnfter @eiie bic SEQ.
belle leitete.
Serrlihe 8reiie moren fir 0ieien
Bnq ausgeieBt. 0ie 8reisrifter, sic
Serren Miller, &l1fo6idel uno @inf-
Ter, botten ole Miibe, inter oen 5obI=
reiden un0 id)onen Mosfen Die 60
item beraus5ufin0en. Ole orei @rltp
pen, Die alien lineemein gefielen,
itenten 6olgenoes oar.
J.. @ruppe: o5oro's Heoce 8artb",
beitebcno aus ben Herionen @liiobetb
Wergner, Worie 8ertram, 2ouiie
Sanolo, Miloreo Sanolo, Glfic Self.
&arl Sein3manrL .&orl &ohIer, 1yobn
g. &oeBler, SriB 8ertrom @lfreo
@ein5man nno @rmin @ein3ma1.
2. @ruppe: nGopbops anb Girls;
beiteben0 ols Sen Damen Sepbotb,
&i0geipop uilo Den @erren @ilo0r
nnD Sderer. Z
3. @ruppe: u&eep Of TIE @ras~;
beitebeno ails Sri. 81. @ebrens, SRI.
6. 2obenItod uno Sri. Gina Sara.
Die Scare reprdientierten foleen-
oes:
I. 8oar: ~Sdneemonn II. Sdncc4
frau~; 6rni Sdlodlter rn6 Trou
6obmnnn.
2. Haar: u&ellncr nnD Su6n";;
Grai Saeffner ulo &inO.
Gin5eIne 9amen ltelten Dor:
nDeltidlono" Sran Ylitt;
u6rieoe", 6rou u. @oro;
.llngarn~, 5rou M. 0itle;
p5hmeiSerin@ Sri. Mnrie gitt.
Gin5elne Eerionen reprdientiertcl
foIgenoes:
uSafetp Gins, Serr Geo. Elitt;
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
@erlOren:

cine Gamen=g ruitnooel, nit 5 Old
monten beiebt uno A fleur-oe=lis 9e-
figns, umgebcn bon fleinen Terlea.
Der nerlprene @egenitono mar cinc
@abe bon einem peritorbenen 5rettna.
so Dollar 8elobnlng.
NoreIic; 9. Seatb, co. Gen. GeIio
erp.
Mon mel0e iih I'M 3inmer go. 1872
gseip Orfuro, moielbit ser Yrcis al
Den Sinopr m~lsge3ablt miro.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
0anfia9mne.

sir sic 10 5ablrei6 bemieiene Sell.
nobmc iopie fir Die iiberaus reifcn
Blumcnipenoen 6cim 8egrabniS IN
Icrer geliebten Mutter Sdmeitcr
Sdmiegermlltter iuo WroBnulttcr.
Scr sSrot
Gatberinc 8. Sarthef,
0riicfcn mir oil bicier Stel[e ltnicr;l
bcr3lihiten 0anf mts. Gbenio Dan-
Zen mir @crrn Toitor Mcn5eI fir lei
nc troitreiden @orte an @robc,
Conf lei Sen Iertrctern Scr pcrldic-
oencn Gcrcine; Dem 9ircftorilm ocs
Oetttiden @aiienbauieS, iorpie octr
Quartet bes u8olbington Sanger.
DUNES" un0 alien nnocren.
Die tramernoeu 6interblicbcnen
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Nebnrten.
Noul ms Sarub Sierbnd, &no6c
Syr. mo 8. MtDers, Md0hen.

Yoil inns Sarob Sierbad, &nobc.
6r. nno 8. MtDers, Md0hen.
GSr. unD Seanette 8eder, anabe;
eugene unb 2rlo Conrad, &ilabe;
8. uno G0itb @robm, MGOden;
George ulb @eorl Anbolt, &nahc.
Sp6csfalle:
Moric &iibImanlL As Satire olt,
Siblep @oipital.
Maric 9ic6l, II Sabre aft, so 81.
s. Slpe., &c.
Sufob Seio, 60 Sabre aft, Goiiial-
tn @oipital.
Otto Sdompcrle, Al Sabre off,
Rcg. @oipitaI fir Srriinnige.
Goltoro Shneioer. "a Sabre nlt,
1929 80. Str. g. u.
Gbeidliefnnsen;
&arl 2ub ltno Slilia Moore.
6rcO. Hltoiger uno emma HonOoll
Glorence Mrnolo un0 Glnora gtlt-
nallic.
SDonlo5 @agller un0 Gtbel &oio.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Sos mlBereelpoDnIid warmc
8cttcr, Sus m1brenD Der letten Cage
in Moibington berrihte, miro, fals eS
meiter 10 nnbalten ioute, ben Sbit-
bdltlitell iebr iddolid iperoell. Man
bat fat iiberaa bcobodtet, Oob iid)
Giospen entfoltcn. Ser eillgetretc
nc 9roit 0iirfte ser GbIternte oieics
SSnbrcS icbr iddoli6 mcroen.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Gunccroia %ereim. @laoens6nra, oh

Sim Mlontag, Oen 81. Sanuar, Der.
anitaltete Der Goneoroio @erein non
8Iaoensbnrg, Mo., gum 8eiten Der
arnen @itluen ii. @ajien in Dcutidl-
lano cinen aroBen 9al Der eirpn iebr
guten Terlallf nabnl. Ser Geitianl
in Spefflers SIM botte lih balO ae-
fiilt nno bnnn amiiierte lid) jeoer-
mann nad 9eIieben. Der Heinertrae
miro Den NotleioenOpn IN Gelltid)-
lono unO Scitcrreih. llngorn 5ufoms
men.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Sd)rrihmnTMimrm.

geidt 81 cntbebren in irgene mcldcm
Geihdftsbml5.
8ir perfallfen unter @orantic
l~lnberiuuoO, MOnard) uber Nemina=
ton fir $3.50; 8. 6. Gmitb $4,000:
SliDer $500; GoDal $4,000; Nus
renten, 9eparatnren nnb Ynffe0en.
General Typewriter Co.
GIG 14te Str. N.-@.
Ybonc Main 1904.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

/. Chorus-(D "Des Sohnes Heinkehr" +. ~. s.. .... M. Neumann
(b) Der Kaefer und die B1ume" -. w. VGt
Washington Saengerbund nv
2 Violin Solo-"Adorahon' -. -. -. -. -. 80. $500. Blu rowski
Mr. Ludwig Nickolaus.
5 Tenor Sclo-"On the Road to Mandalay' 3. ..........O Speaks
Mr.. Roy G. BeaH
a. Baritone Solo-(a) Zach koennt ich noch einnnal 81 Heben'
w Aletter
O) eWanderied" ................sR +. Schumann
Mr.. Albert Lepper
S Recitahon-"UncleR astus on the Picture Postal Cards" .....
Mr.. Geo. P. Pitt
6 Tenor solo-"verlegenhei' A. Abt
MI. Conrad Richter
4 Bass Solo-"Don Juans Serenade" -. -. .....P p. Tchakowsky
Mr.. John Redecker
8 Tenor Solo-(a) Like a Dream" from Martha .... ..... ~. Flotow
() die LotusbMne' 90. Schumann
MI. G. c. Canan
8 Guitar solo-"caprcho Arabe" .e....s............. F. Tarega
Mr.. Max Schmidt
10. Tenor Soio-Seected
Mr.. Carl xanten
IL Accordion solo-() "Estudiantna Waltz ..........E E. waldteufel
() "Anewel faent mir men Hau ssch1uessel
Elm 1890. l.......... Koerncr
Mr.. Geo. P. Pitt
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Inter Ser %meilterbaften 2citlrng
oes @errn Yrofeiiors Wrmpreht fanG
am Iebten 0ienstag, ben !. Sebrllar,
I'M Sdlgerbuno -Glibbaus Elm Son
5ert ltatt. gum groBten Ieil, p0cr
fat ousidlieBlid mirftcn MIR Scrrcn
NIT, bic MitglieDcr 0es Sdngerbun-
Des ii1o, o0er Oieiem nobc iteben. 9nS
Grogramm Oas, mic INNER, lcbr &c
ihmodppa 5uiammengeitellt nor,
mics 3ltrt Geil flollilhc Stiidc alii,
Narm ober fonocn it'd audi Bic berrli-
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
%~criarimlnngcn Der fommcnbcn
8pde:
Muntag:

Mnntag:
n@ereiii @opern", IN 1922 $50. Npe.
u@aibington Sid &elief" in 705
tie Str. g. -@.
y9iitritt no. IN 922 go. 9(uc.
Sienstag:
,,0nfcl 9rdiie gergniigunaSucr-
EN-, in 314 6 Str. H.-@.
o9eutitomerifaniider llntcrltilb-
ltngSpercin~, III 100 tic Str. R.-@.
n9lripn 0amennerein" in 314 8
StroBe q. @,
Wittiupd:
r%crcin 9ooen~, in 922 ga. Mbc.
Noropeit.
~5dnaerbuno 9omcnpercin" X
3tl 6 Str. g @.
Tunmcrstng:
n~gSoiicnbaus Gireftorirm4, 81
6 Ctr. &.M.
nSruilen @ilfsDerem" bcs Deut-
ihcn @oiienbmiics, !
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Steamng=Weind

9anic, IN mittlcrcm sntcr, fubt
Steaiang III beiicrer SamiIie. Ole
ielbe lit iurndenflmniq nno mar ieit-
Der ais @%nipcrnantc fatie. ,Gffcrtcn
inter Nla0 al Die expedition.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Gmpfe. 4 meinc sutscbaltcncu
3immcr r.it better aoit jeOem Scimat
IndenOcn aentiden.
I. Sraubt,
Gde U. J. gIDe. unb . Str. M.-gy.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
2anSiaser itcts %porrdtis!
Siblcr's,
532 Center @arft II. Is &isss Marft
Die einsise &erfaufsitelle fir ed)tc
GanSjGser.
, Taga6uno 3. Srampon;

.Soga6uno~, 2. Grampon;
oGbaplain", s. GQiott;
uSdorniteinfeaer~, 81. @Gffner.
Ger 9all nobm cinen berrIiden
@crIdui uilo jeoernnnn amiiiierte iid,
mad @er5ellsluit. Sic 2~ogenbriioer
6ottcn mirfIid allcs mlfs Bette borbe-
rcitct 1tiD ser Gri ,lg blicb ni6t nlts.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Mariala 8eim, bSditer Analitat,
Sireft impOrtiert INN Stalicm,
$1.O0 Sas bUle Enart. G6riitian
Rambler, 900 7te Strafe.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
aOnaert i'm gSaiAinatOn sanaer6nns.

Den nilo elpig lielen Goterldn0slic
ser Oarouf, untermiidt bon l6onen
Mulifitiiden. S1mmtli6e &erren,
Sic an oieiein Mbcno mitmirfter, O.g.
cin3eln oOer aud i'm @bor, erntetet
eincn oonfbaren 8eifall. Gs m1re
nlelos, bier Die ein5elnen be~ralls5u-
Itreihen; Dcnn ieoer madte feline So
&c lairfliA iebr gut. Sier iolgt oas
Hrogromln pic cs fir oieien Nbeno
pom Scrru @rofelior mufgcitcat NOR
Den nor.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

GcSro 0pmeea's beriibmtc.
ipaniide Sberrics iino in 10 SOr-
ten bei Gbriitian fanber 81 ba-
ben. 900 7tc EtraEe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07

Elections OF a p. T.. O. Abroad" The
members were asked 10 respond To roll
call with a thought on What =. f. q.
Means 10 Me- IN addition to the an
bounced subject, Vacation Echoes"
Mrs. Bum Booth, $40 East Park place.
viii entertain the chapter IN Wednes
day, October 10, when the leader OF the
afternoon will be Mrs. {. K. Sirkosky.
Mrs q. K. Paris entertained inform
ally Thursday in honor of the ladies OF
h c'leNAS Oil company with which Mr..
Paris has been connected for eight
years The pleasure OF the afternoon
was cnliyencd hy selections on the vic
trola and later the hostess served light
refreshments. The guests included
Mines. \. +. Smith, +, +. Stoughton,
W. +. Finch, r. +. Niece. II. A. La
Brant G. A, La Brant, II. +. Faerber
X. T. Shirley, NJ. L. Browder, Walter
Dat,ner, Earl Walker and Jeff L, Fin.
ley of Dcnison, Texas, who is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs, A. T. Smith.
At the gathering for men in the par
iSh house Tuesday evening, October )
when the question Of mems interest and
duties IN the parish was discussed, a
pledge card was adopted for use dur
ing the MEMS Month" each signcr oN
which agrees to be present for at leas
one service a Sunday through tn,
month, which will end with a large fel
lowShip dinner at the parish house A
this dinner the needs and problems O
the parish will be placed before thoS'
present to show how real are the oppor
t~unitics presented for personal worl
and usefulness, aside from the tinan
cial side. The men will be divide,
into teams who will canvass the parish
and Mr.. Edgar g. Wallower has beef
made chairman of the mems commit
tee that has this feature Of the worl
IN hand
The Leisure hour club will hold il
first meeting this iall on Monday after
noon with Mrs. Ed Cutler.
The Friday Evening club which wa.
to have met last night with Mr.. an,
Mrs. ! w. Strain was postponed unit
Friday, October n.
y Y "
Miss Nell DeGroat, who was operate
on at st. hnthony's hospital Thursda
is doing well and il improving and wi
he removed to her home the first Of III
week.
\ y y
Mrs. Ethel Black OF Muskogee is tn
guest for the weekend OF Mr.. and Mr.
+. Bird Hughes,
Y y
The w. A. r. NJ. A. met Thursda
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07

mood y;rr;,;a up,,,J.r,;., c.. CT
mon ~. N,,,;.on rr,rcc, E,,n,ng
CIar, Re,,;rc Wilson Alien Tar,
Ca,ah r,,nros Nn,Lor,, Er,rr.s Tot
i"nn Co,,,,,J. Gm..n pa.o
LAis' cHrtl'n,,u', W ,P','"' NJ,,
w." ',@'''s TI.' D'' D,I'.5
hu"%,u 'o,Hg J"ui' anu N.otI, jol
u'''; N'','",u towards stanton ln','n,
er' FRANK W,'Noh Nl,ha'9 ana Noner,
lIZnSSell' toward oLerhG',cT, ia
hogan ilShcT Nmr', Donald Douglas
Munroe LoveIace FRANCES TOW am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
@'3Ese{.Gs0; u; ~

n CCORDING 10 the calendar the
IN fall days should be beginning
IN to show that freshness in the
air that brings thoughts OF coy
gatherings around the open
fireplaces, but the summer apparently
regrctiul OF her departure, still holds
out her charms OF balmy moonlight
nights and open country. Northeast
Lake, the scene of many a merry party
this year, continues to hold Its popu
larity. and Thursday evening Miss
Blanch Bowman OF Tulsa, who is visit
ing Miss Blanche Claggclt, was the honor
guest at a picnic given there by Mr.
Arthur Mcfarland, who had as his
guests Miss Bowman, Miss Claggctt,
Miss Bcss Stewart, Miss Marguerite
and Miss Caroline Colcord, and MesSrs
Allen Brooks, Harry Ncwbill, Charles
Vollers and Porter Jones,
: y
The Lotus club will hold the opening
dance OF the year Wednesday evening.
October 25, in Euclid hall. The No
vember dance will be given Friday eve
ming, November -. and the ball OF the
holiday season will take place onlhc
evening of Wednesday, December 2,"
X 4 4
Mrs. Samuel /. Maxwell has issued
invitations Tor two parties in honor of
Mrs. ! a. McElcnny, who has recently
come from Guthrie to Oklahoma City
to make her home here, the first one
an Afternoon given Wednesday, Oc-
tober IS, and the second a bridge
luncheon on Thursday, October 10, at !
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Massey en-
tertained delightfully."- Friday night in
honor of the tenth birthday OF their
little daughter Elizabeth. A color
scheme Of yellow and white vas car.
ricd out, with decorations OF white
roses, yellow "!SuSanS" and autumn
leaves. The pranks and games OF Hal.
Iowe'cn made the evening merry and
Halloween tavors were given the little
folks during the grand march, which
was led by the little hostess and Da'
Hogan, the girls carrying JACKIE Ian.
terms and the boys wearing Halloween
caps. Much fun was made by the boys
having to choose their partners for the
grand march by selecting the girls, who
were hidden behind q curtain, by Their
feet. The guests were Locke Edwards
Eloise Housed. Grace Thatcher, Julia
Margaret Reck, Helen and EVELYN Ed.
wards, Mary Ellen Mellon, Margaret
Vose, Katherine Haskell, Bette At