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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Sm 9Ilter BON so So6reu itorb
,Srcoerid @olter in ieinem Sonie g}r.
4NO @orriion 2lpcnuc Ger Ser.
ltorbene, pelder aus Geuiidlano ee.
biirtig mar mar lonoe Sabre Sn6o.
Der Oes Siini-@leilen.@ouicS an DER
9feiiterStomn 9ioo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
9Scriounl. .gloti3cn.

81 G6rcu 0cS 70. @cbilriStogco
oeS e9enoIiaeu StootroibsmiteIieos
@crnorO 9ice fouO eiii eupiana in
Ger @o6mng iciucr Sodtcr nuO
diuicgcrio6ucs Ncnr0 Is. Sdlromm,
H., 9lr 2536, 0it Soocttc SiroBc,
iioit
Sn scr @obmm0 iciner Eottcr.
Srou Icreio 9ctcrS. gir.l027 9iorOs
Gcutrol 9lpeuuc, itorb Scnrp -.
ucDcr i'm 50. 9c6cncia6rc. Ger Scr.
iior0cnc fom in iiu8en Sobren ouS
Naltihlano nod bier iinO luor I'M
Stciu9lItgciddit tbdtig mo Gin Be
tcrnn Ocs 9iirgerfricgcs.
Sn Gonicl Sfrnbc. lueldcr I'M 60.
2ebcnsia6rc IN ieiner 9Sobmn9 9lr.
1919, @eit Sombor0 Strabe. pcr.
i,9ico lit cin icbr ciiriger oruofratt
ibcr @olitifcr ans 6cm 9cbcl Neidlict
ocn Ter &erbliHcnc acboric ocnl
yGoucoro Gmb" on mo por elmer
Der groBtcn Gcrc6rer BON @lopor
Grciton mO Gonicl So0cn.
3u Baltimore trof bic 9lohridi
eiu onB Gtto Sod ipcldcr piclc
Sabre mt oer @iaiom ggilfeuS So.
IN Serbinolmg 9citouocn bottc. lid,
icood) Dor 5mci Sobrcu SIR &ubc les
tc rno iid nod Icutihlono 5priid
bega6, no CT iid in ieiner @e6urtS
itaot Siloesbcim nieoerlieB, sort
lelbit am is. Souuor i'm polleuOctcl
70. Se6cnSjo6re geitorben lci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Sin Oreiifcr iIc6crfan.

SRdilber 5pingt onr6 porgeboIteucn
9icDolocr Sen Glerf @iIbert 9opc.
oen Su1oIt Der S{oic pon Morris
& @lorris. SSeit it9oltimorc Str1
mis5uliciern. 9dubcr bis0cr
ni6t crmittelt.
Giner ocr orciiteltcn llcbcrfdIlc fell
ionger 3eit in Der @eiAihtc ser
StoOt Baltimore purOc gcitcrn in
Dem @miie Olr. 2215. @eit@oIti.
more.StroBe, bon cinem Rdlber per-
iibt Oen Die 3oIi5ei eeiteru 9Ibeno
bis 81 ip6ter 5tuuOc pergebcnS
iudte.
@egcu 8 ll6r 9lbenoS betrot Der
Dicb Ocu Grfriit5lmgS &oilm BON
glorriS & N}orris lm6 criudte Der
BORT ouaeiteIlten Gterf, ibm ou ge.
itotteu iib oie &dnoe Si poiben.
aolm botte Oieier Glert, Der i'm
SGre ytr. COB, Glt.Y}ooiionltruBc,
lcbcn0c @il6ert 2opc, ieiueu Stono
binter Dem 6outGncntil6 perloilen.
ais Der llnbcfounte cincn &cuolper
3cruor6o9 lno Sobc 5wona, ibm sen
Snbolt Scr 2aOenfoiic 5ll iiberIaiien.
sSic ipatcr pic 5irmo ouea6 ito
Dem &oNbcr iulr meliioc Dollars
&cc1iclgcl0 IN oic @dn6c ecioaen.
Gr pcrihwouo aus Dem 2oOen. che
Sopc nit Siilie Der Yoli5ei sic SSoeo
nod Dem &dubcr aufnc6men fonnte.
Sr. Soue 6ciNrie0 oen 8Guber aIs
etmo q Sonrc oIt,i eimo 1876 bis i10
@iueo ic6wer iiiHi SUB bier 3oa
0roB l,uo elottroiirt. @r trug eincn
itbmor5en einreibieeu @}ontel, einen
weihen idmor5en Sut uro eriinen
Smlipps, Dic e5cbeimpoIi6ei bot
sic Sahe noh ocm Oiebc beoonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
aia0 aefa9rIidl uerbr0mnt.

Nit le6CnSgci0brli6en 9ran0pin
ocn om oonjen a6rper ipurOc &C.
tern 9lbeno bic bier Sabre altc Soo
9olopin BON 9lr. TO- 9rcbnl's 9onc.
I'M oSt. Soicpbs Soipitol" ciuac.
liciert. 0aS &inO bottc IN Der 9f16c
cineS 0icns geipiclt uno iciuc alci-
ser tiugen ploblid 5euer. Grosoem
Dem DlaOdlen Die aleioer ioiort BON
Sei6e geriiicn iuiroen. bate eS iid) 10
idperc 9rouOmunoci juge5oqen
ooB Oie gler3te an ieinem 9hftommer
imciieln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Sni Ocr SiHffa6rt mad gsai6inaton

DID @oint &o.. IS. 6cbr.
0ic Erdiioenten.2aht g9loDflomcr"
nit @rdiioent @iIion imo icincr &c.
ma6liu al 9oro, iubr 1cutc 9lo@nlit.
tao i'm , ll6r BON Gl0 @oint o6, Die
@beiopeofe 9ai binaui Sic Oiiritc
morgeu &orlnittog segen s llbr in
@oi6in1ton onlangen
Der &rdii0ent fam bellte nihi
ans llier. Gr lebrte cine GinIo
oune OeS Sompton 9looos Glib sitn
GoIiipicI ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
@eras6Iialc Wsa6e.

9nltimcrcrScbcimpoli5ci iiIAt iie6cn
Stunocn lang intcrnatiouQlci
@od1iia5lcr, oeiieu Eurdlrciic
OlrM sic W}omtncutcnito0t tcle.
pboliid gemcloct poroen mar.
Gr. So6n @ront 9pmou blci6t
unliAt6or
Sic @c1eimeoIi5ci scr @roBitdote
ocS CiicuS 6ciiuOet iicb icit me6rercn
Eoacu in Ie56oiter Ibatiafcit. inn
cineu gcluiiieu III So6n @ront 50.
mon angc5lih ciucn 6cfanniGl H..
ternotionulei No@iiopley. Oiugieit 3u
niadeI mo gei,cru gladnttag be.
t5ciIigte iit onA Gic @aliimorer Sc.
5cimpoIi5ei aacrohgS ucrgcbIid
dn 0ieier Sogo
Or Spmm iou ongc6liM pe9cn
riciiacr 5dnpiuOclcicn ans europa
geilo5en iein, mo 0icir Cbatiafcit
mIh nodl ieiucm Gntrciicu in scr
ncHcH Seelt iortgcicbt babcn. Gr bot
au0cbli@ IN 9|eo gorf inter oenl
9ioucu So6ir %utnom & So. Gin
Dlotlcr @iircoi 6ehic6cn rmo cs
pcriionocn rncr6o(6 mcnigcr $50
den BORT ieuic alm0en i'm me6rcre
EGulen0 GolldrS crleidtclt III bo.
beu On 9iGp Ycrf lit Gr. Spmm
ucrboitct iuor0cn mo mor nan Stcl.
hmg oou $4,000 9'irgiGoit fiir Gin
&crb0r am H. Scbruar ouf ncicnI
,SiBc acloiien uor0en. Seit ctuiQeu
Soacn ioll cr o6cr Oen Stotb Der
Spuoion Nlctropolc pon ieiucn ,Sii.
Ben geidiittcIt bo6cu o6ne icine gl6.
rciic alien an ieiner @crioulidfeit ih.
tereliirten 9erionen mitgctbeilt 5u
5abcn. Wcucrn &orrnitto0 cr6iclt
nun sic 9aItmorcr @cdcinpolBei te.
lep5oniid Die 9|a1riHt SOB Tr. gu,
mon oOcr lpcuigiicns cine oili icinc
MISUNDERSTANDING paiicuoe @cr.
ion iid IN Dem titgc 9}r. iS5 Scr
@cnuipIuouio 9obu beiiuoc mo Gin
%lact bon 9lep yorf no6 g9oi6
inQton acloit Bate.
Ger 3ug pcrldBt Gcm 9)orf mn
915 &oruittogS mo trifft I'm 40
9lohnittogs IN Baltimore Gin. Ger
Sdaiincr oeS 3uses. Der Gr. Su,
nan crfonrt bo5cn wollte. mill ac.
iprdnspeiie BON 0cm Goftor erfo6
rem hoben ooB er in Baltimore oie
6a6rt 81 lmterbrchen aeoeuft iui0
GIN 9l6cuO 8 llbr . oic 9lciic nod
NuSblw06 iortjnieben bca6ibtiat
Sin ltottlidcS 9luigebot Der 9oIti.
norcr @e6eimpoli5ci belt 5lpiihcf
l.406is s ll6r 9l6en0s auf Ocu@ubn.
6oic 9luSidou nod oem @enlhtcu
o6ne i'm oocr ir9cno cine ibu d6u.
Gd ic5cuoe Bcri0nlidfeit cntOedcu
3il fOuueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

ioIl oocr nidt. Die Gculmiilion bat
Die 9Infiidt iibcr ole elcftriihcn in0
@aiieriuerfe Golton'S imo miro fiir
oic bobc Stouerrotc bon eincm qros
Bcn S0clc ser gcpoIfcrung ucront.
mortlid gemodt. Inter ocn 9eried,.
fern Der @cgcnaniidt bciiuocn lih
ie0od iolgenoe ciufluBrcihc Nldnner
eoiton'S: er.@aDor SigginS, Syobu
e g9cGonieI 2owrenec 8 Gboi.
ind, $. 90. 2ouaSooIe, parrp Ro
bcrtS, Somes &. @oOipin. @Iauo e.
Sec lluo NIartm @riabt; sic Giibrer
Der Sppoiition iinb g1o0or Soiepb
9 Seth, Stootrotb gsm 2. @rocc.
@iIliam $ g9bitbp, $. 6. @oteman,
George @alfer, Staotmunolt s. s
Eiiruer, RObert i. gSoIfer, George
w 9iIion Sotpor0 SoiUers uno 6.
gS. SiamoH
8. u W9r W ul'len liz Guntbcr
lono.
Staats @ontrolelr Sua5 ~ aPc
gdilIcn 1T ais annapolis fir ciuigc
Soae in ieincm @eini IN Gun6erlouo
cinqctroiici iuo diiBcrtc iid ienr be.
fricoi9t iber oen 9eginu Ieines
sImtstcrluins Sciuc uadltc 9lbfdlt
iit eS 10 ertlortc er allie @utbabcn
NcS StaateS bon ocn ghcrifi6 un0
SiucrGoIIcttoren cii5utrciben
@cf0brli1 pcrbraanut
Grbe6lidc 8rauowuuoen crliis
5ron Gborles Sorib ppn g9ilionfe
port bci Sagcrsiopn MS fie bic
Srcppc 1ina6Fiir5te, p1brrno iir ee.
raoe ms Dem rritcn Stodipcrt cu,en
Fetroleluuofcu in oaS Gr6eeihos
troGcu moIItc. 6rou Sorib luur6e BE-.
lunBtlos oiu 6uBe Der Ereppe nou
sIngcbori9cu oui1eilnoen im0 hoiie
ldnUcre 9rou0minOel al oen 9lriueu
luno Dem oar5cu &orpcr oopongeira
gen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
@ai.0ampfer.

nst. 9IgneS' Soipital4 @iIfens.
gfucnuc.
st SoIep1s.SoipitaI" Caroline
mo Slioer. .StraBe.
u5iO.galtimore g[ueeii-, Cbrerr
mo SalS-@oipitoI", glr.121t 2igbt.
StraBc.
glluipcriitdtS.Soipital@ 2ombnrO-
naO @reeuc.StroBc.
a@cr. Staaten g}arine-SoipitoI~
Rcmineton-9tpenue.
nGotbeordIe," all ocr Cathedral.
uu0 Mulberry. SiroBe.
Baltimore II. %bilaoeIpbia Gam,
picr.Go. (gricsion.9iuie), 4ier !,
Sig6tStroBe.
Baltimore, G6eiopeafc s. gltloiltic
9oiIuan Co.. @icrs J, 4la. 8. G
uno g. SiabtitraBc. unO %ier /,
tt.StruBc.
Baltimore Stcom &ndct CO.
(Slo 9ap Sine, 3iers i0-t9.
2ig6tStrabe.
uG6eidpcafc Stcontibip 2irc~
4ier 19. Sigbt- -StroBe.
o@lermants ono g2iners 8rons.
portation Zinc, 9Sier 8, SUB BON
SiiO-@o1itrabc.
v9orf Riper 2ine" gSier is, 2lsbi.
Strobe.
ogtcw.Y Yorf un6 Baltimore 8rans.
portatiou Co." SUB Der 6rcocrid,
StroBe.
! oEolheiier Stenm6ont Co. gler
rs, 2igbt.StraBc.
! e@larplano, Grlopnre onb gir-
ginio" @ierS ?, 3, 4, Z, s mS .,
2igbt.5troBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
SSoit mad 0cnti@lanO.

IN Oieier @od)c gcbcn 5wei Gam
pier nob Guropo melhc 9oit iiir
Gelti6lono, Geiierrcid uno llngarn
mitiii6rcu. Pm Ionneritag gebt Der
Gampier rOSfor ," bon 9Icu 9orf
ob, mo miiiieu allie &oitldhcn bis
Sim Niittmob 9lbenO Inn 10 llbr aui
Ocm Nouptpoitumt IN Baltimore ab.
eclicicrt icin. pm SonitoG. Oeu 10.
Ic6rildr perIdBt Scr 0ompicr Der.
QcnsiiorO" 9}cp Yorf, unO miiiicn
oac &oitiadcn. Die oui Oiciem Cant.
pier ruitgcben iollen bis sum 6rcii
tao glbeno otf Dem bielieen %oitomi
cingclieiert iein. IS miiiien Oic
g}omen ser s6iiic erua6ut merocn.
Oomit tcinc &cr5ogerm5 in Der @c
f5r0erlne Ger 9Soitio6en eiitritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
5. 3. 9ioienitein 80. Gooanouab.
Gbos. @rinsieloer ino Sas. Collins.
Cpier Ncc gNintcrlnettrra.

Ser ~ Sabre olte Sobu Gidcriou
bon gh. 213, Siio 9rooowop, Scr
Sod ocs ShooncrS uSodron" mel.
der SIR 3eit i'm bieiigu Sofen Gcgt.
fam 0citern 9loduiitog Dor Dem
Souie gtr 5iI Sin Glrlco. Str.
ST 6oll rno 6rodj 0oS linfc SSuboc
lenf. Gr murOc in Der 9lmbulonj Ocs
oitli6en EiItriftS nob Oem aSo6ns
@opfinS &oipitol" ae6rod6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Nus Orm Suueren MarglanO'S nuO
Ocu angrcu5cnbcE Stnntcu.

ben angrcu5cnocI Stndtcu.
8ritt pom MoDorSomt 5us
rid.
@o6crt 6. &ccocr Der @iopor bon
9}ort6 Cot @l0., bat icuc Reiigna,
tion bon ocm g(nuc ols Dlopor iuo
NlitglicO scr StoOt@onmtiiidrc ein.
gcreidt Scrr @ec0er. Oeiicn Scrnin
erit i'm noHiten Sabre o6lGtit, tritt
ans priOoten gciddiiliden @riiuocu
5uriid.
Nuitcrnfampi bc0innt
luic0cr.
@opiidn Mlilbolrnc gSooIiorO non
Ocn @oIBci6oot ,9iitlc G6optouf"
ocr6oftetc qcitcrn 9hGtcruiiidcr ppu
Golpert Gomtp. Die augcblidl I'M
GooOp Care Greet, III ocn Colbert,
Golmtu @cwoiieru. 9(uiteru ociiidt
6abeu iolleu Gicic @cwdiicr imO ais
9miteru2u6tpl0te iiir ghlteruiiihcr
ocrbotcn. 2ie bier Slider iiuo pon
ocu 9lidjtcr III ] @lonotcn Staatee
orhcitS6ous pcrlrt6cilt poroen Gle
lc9ten ic0oh gegen ooS llrt6eil BE.
uliimg cin iuo imirOer nod Stel-
lilna ben 9'iirgidoft sem @cridte.
periabrcn in Colbert Golmiu ii6crs
Ilpieicn Cic Icrboiicten fins Capt
9. p @cbitcr bon ser nSoou elea.
nora &o6ert &. g9cbitcr ponl r9ics
bert 6. @cbiter 6 9. C0omoS nom
rl6omoS Gpoc@ mo Is. W. &ing.
aolo pom r9lin9aolo."
3ug Golliiion bei9few ART
Seitcrn @ormittoQ collioirtcn Sluci
,3iiac Ger Baltimore q S6io go6u~
bic lid oni Ocr. 6o6rt bon Baltimore
nod 9l0u 9orf bcionOcn bel
SartSOolc in Ser 9lGbc bon 9lcporf
Gel @s iuurOc 9licmano perlebt iuo
mir orci @dggouS iprouecn ans ben
geleiien Ter ioaeuofnte @cllg Dor.
40 Grpreb. bon St. 2olns nud) 91cp.
Dorf. scr cr6eblicbc 8rrip1hma bats
te. plrOc in 9orfsOolc bon ocnt
Sd)uell5ng 9tr -, oon ct. 9ouis
nod 9lcw Dorf, cingcDolt imo bon
Dinten ongeiobreu. Ger llniall ercig.
ncte lidl qcden halls 6 llhr W}ordcnS.
| domination riidedneig
ocn d)t
Sn ser 9lniiht ooB Die Grnenmms
oeS Scrru @ilion L. &oulcttc, scr
BON @olmernelr @oIos6oroug6 ais
9lodioloer OeS StootSicnotcrs Sar.
oeo 2. 9omberger ouscriebcn nor.
| 0cn uor, nid)t beitdtigt pcrocn mog
| ii 0eitcrn in @ogerstopr Ole gloini
nation oeS 0errn 9ionlcttc iiir 0as
glmt oes rcpubIifoniidcn Sdul
GommiiidrS 5nriidac5oecn luorOcn
@ron0 in GotonSuille.
Giucu Sdlooen pou lr1ciobr $50
0ertriodtc aeitcrn cin 9rono, Sc
Oie &luupitotion auf Dem @rumOitii,
bon Scrrn Srcoerid g)odel an Sc
@oIIep 9iooo, Gotouspille in 9lit
legte,
stemter ongebli6 pcr8c
Ben.
SmNStaotS Central Gonitc acI
oas @eriidi oaB bic Grnenuuuoc
pon @ouberncur Sorrin9ton fir 3
I 9lmiSiicIlen in Sllleaonp Gounh b
ldlloiicr murocu ieicn. 3nn Count
Coroner icll pcrr Soicp6 9. ,yina
ctn 3cihmgsmom bon Gimtbcrlon
arserlebcn lporOcl ieiu. Gum 9iidt
c oes Sngcu0geridbts mirO pcrnutbIi
c ylihoro 9. Scmmcs beruicn pcroc
II Is a iton Utilities Gommi
lion
It IN elmer beute III Cation ltottii
i oenoen Geriammhing ioa Ooriit
II entltieoeu neroen. ob 0ie .@oit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
SoteIs

ppoial Sllbion" -GatbeOraI. iiub
9li9mon6.StroBc.
,1otel 9fltomout" gutaiD 9Iare
lmo 9onpole.StroBe.
,,Sotel @eIoeSere" gborlss. unO
gboie.StroBc.
opotcI @rerton' Earf.9Iueauc
itro gboie.StroBc.
.&otcl Gosmell" Baltimore. Il.
SSaropcr.StroBc.
oSotrl Gmerion Baltimore u.
Galpcrt. StroBc.
rsotcl SSopcc" 800 @eitGoui.
OctStraBc.
~SoicI Sumter" 90 0it.5oDetic.
StraBc.
,Noicl acruang 8ranilir uno
4 Gniam. 5troBc.
.Sotel 9erington 9erinoton. Il.
&ollioaD StroBc.
n0otcl glem SoDaro 9oiparo'
nobe Baltimore, ,StraBe.
.0oteI @Io5o4 - GbarIessStrnBs
lmo @1t. 9loDol,9IUeuiie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

slbunncnien. sic ben ,,SeuiiMen Gptrcipen,
oenieu" uidDt phnttlih nber unreaclmdNig e..
hnitcn, iiub Gebetcn, Der Office bnbun Der 9ele.
ptuu pbgr idrifiIidl WlittnelIuHa 3u madlen.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
PLANS FOR ANNUAL BAZAAR.
Women of Metropolitan M. E
Church Set December IA as Date.

Members of the women's societies o4
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist EMS
copal Church. John Marshall place and
c street northwest, are arranging to
hold their annual bazaar at the Raleigh
Hotel December "A. Luncheon and a
turkey dinner are to be served in con-
nection with this affair, and the stand
ard bearers of the church are to pre-
sent a play late in the evening.
Those in charge are as follows: Din
ner committee-Mrs. w. s. Duerhurst
chairman; Mrs. Harvey. Hiss Rector
and Mrs. Washburn. Luncheon com
mittee-Miss Clara Lutz, chairman;
Miss Graves. Miss Washburn, Mrs Col
ler. Miss Hamilton, Mrs. j. B. Ham
mond and Miss Agnes Hart Wilson
Apron table-Mrs. G. M Forrest, chair
man: Mrs. La Fetra. Mrs. Wiley, Mrs
Davis and Mrs. True. Candy booth-In
charge of Miss Church and her Sunday
school class. Boudoir article table
Miss Louise Duvall. chairman; Miss
Grace Edwards. the Misses Ford Miss
Louise Wilson and Miss Thompson. The
bag table-Miss Fannie Holmes, chair
man; Miss Roseman, Mrs. Hyam, the
Misses Church, Mrs. Colona, Mrs Tut
hill, Miss Bertha Gray and Miss Ra-
chael Thompson. Handkerchief booth
Mrs. w. F. Lemon, chairman: Mrs. w
c. Hamilton. Miss Briggs. Mrs. Dales
Mrs. Tasker and Miss Mary Duval.
Young women from the church are te
act as mattresses.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Progressive Piety

The old-time birthstone preach
er. when once he waded in, said
every human creature was loaded
down with sin. Beneath his tow
ering steeple, i'll bitter, scathing
terms, he roasted all the people,
and said we were but worms.
This poor old earth we numbered,
according to his rede. and when
our days were numbered we'd
have some grief, indeed. The
hymns that we were singing were
OF the same grim style, such lines
as this one springing: Where
only man is vile" We all OF US
were lepers, the baby and the
dame, the cripples and high step
pers-all soaked in sin and shame :;
the lovely girls were ditto, their
beauty was snare. and none OF
us were fit to pack liver to bear.
But nowadays the preacher is will
ing to confess that man is quite
peach, or, at least, great sue
cess. The learned and reverend
thriller no longer says I'm vile, or
calls me caterpillar, or worm, OF
crocodile. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
FOR TEACHERS PENSIONS.
Meeting Tonight at the Florida Ave.
nue. Baptist Church.

Rev DIR. John Van Schaick president
of the board of education; William T..
Gal1iher. one Of the members of that
body. and Herbert D. Brown, chief of
the United States bureau of efficiency.
are to be speakers at meeting to be
held tonight at o'clock at the Florida
Avenue Baptist Church in the interests
Of obtaining pensions for teachers in
the public schools. The meeting is to be
held under the auspices of the Teach
ers' Association.
Roscoe c. Bruce. assistant superin-
tendent in charge of colored public
schools. is to present statistics show
ing how the proposed bill will affect
teachers in the colored schools. The
public is invited to attend.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
FIRST FREE MAT|NEES
TO Be GIVEN JANUARY )
Washington Theaters Will Demon
strate Attitude of Young Peo-
pie Toward Clean Films.

The first performance to demonstrate
to motion picture exhibitors that the
public of Washington, particularly the
young people, desire clean film plays
is 70 be given in eleven theaters Friday
afternoon. January 5. according to an
announcement from the committee in
charge of the work. This matinee is to
be free of charge, as will be the one
following. The next two performances.
however, will be pay shows.
The work of the committee which Is
conducting the campaign for better
pictures has been divided into sections.
each of the eleven theaters represent
ing such division. The work of each
section, such as advertising and enlist
ing the aid of volunteer workers, will
be under the direction of a member OF
the general committee. Boy and Girl
Scouts are to be ushers in the various
theaters at which the special perform
ances are to be given
The general committee is to meet
Monday afternoon, December I, at :
o'clock, at the Circle Theater, for the
purpose of discussing further work. A
demonstration matinee is to be given
at This meeting. 1t is planned by the
committee to have Francis Holley of
speak before the committee soon on
the general subject of clean motion pic
lures.
Mrs. Jacob John Locher, general
chairman of the committee. is in re-
ceipt of a number of letters from moth
ers praising the work Of the committee
and indorsing the campaign, she stated
this morning. The letters all make a
plea for safe pictures for children. par
ticularly for those who are in the stage
OF passing from childhOd to youth Mrs
Locher said that one Of the letters cited
an instance of where some time ago
some mothers in Washington tried to
have motion picture theater proprietors
give special matinees at which safe
pictures would be shown. but the effort
failed.
The geatest obstacle the committee
must face. according to Mrs. Locher. is
the lack OF pictures without embar-
RAISING situations contained in their
plots.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
RETURNS SOON TO oCCooUAN.
Mckinley Ford Sentenced Again on
Charges of Larceny.

Mckinley Ford. colored, who admitted
to Judge Mullowny he had but recently
served six months at Occoquan on a
charge of larceny. has returned there.
He has gone down for one year on two
charges Of larceny and will have to
serve six months additional on another
charge unless he pays fine of SIS.
Ford was seen to steal a case of eggs
from Center market several days ago
Detective Harry Cole of the first pre-
cinct. who arrested him. testified Ford
admitted he had stolen two other cases
from merchants.
You must have liked it at Deco
ouan," suggested Judge Mulloyny
Ford. however, said he did not. 1T
seems strange you come right out and
start stealing again"
Evening star., 1916-11-24
S. S. Fraternity Entertains.

An entertainment was given Tuesday
evening by the- Delta Chapter Of the
Douglas NJ. Z. Church. a member of
the Phi Mu Sigma National Sunday
School Fraternity. at the church. The
program opened with musical selec-
tions on the mandolin. violin and piano
by the Wilhelmette sisters and Earl
Brown. Vocal and instrumental solos
we're given by Miss Mcfarland and
Miss Mildred Dryer. respectively.
Messrs Grooms and Burgess entertain
ed with monologues. Miss Bertha Nor
ris recited. On the entertainment COM
mittee were Freeman Roberts. chair
man: Earl Brown. Bayne Brown and
Benjamin ]. Griswold.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
William Adolphus Beasley Dead.

William Adolphus Beasley, one of the
oldest members Of the International
Order of Odd Fellows, died at his resi-
dence in Petersburg. Va. Sunday, ac-
cording to word received here. He was
sixty-nine years old. He was buried
Tuesday In Blandford cemetery in
Petersburg. a daughter. Mrs. Harry ".
Pote. is a resident Of Washington. Mr..
Beasley was well known in Washing
ton, and in Petersburg held a numbe r
of important positions. At one time he
served as bailiff there for a number of
years. He leaves his wife and seven
children.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Christmas Books on Display.

Children's books suitable for Christ
mas gifts are to be displayed at the
Henry D. Cooke School. 18th street
near Columbia road this evening.
Members of the stan from the Public
Library are TO be present to explain the
nature of the books. DIR. William Tin
dali. for many years secretary to the
board Of District Commissioners is TO
present d portrait of Henry -. Cooke to
the school. and tell of the first terri
torial governor of the National Capital
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Mrs. N. II. Bray Sues Husband.

Mrs. Alberta W. Bray today filed suit
IN the District Supreme Court for main
tenance against her husband. Martin
H. Bray. a contractor and builder.
Justice Stafford cited the husband to
show cause December. why he should
not support his wife. Mrs Bray tells
OF her marriage at Annapolis, Md. April
3, 1912, and that she has one child. She
port. The wife is represented by Al
torneys Wright & Wampler and Bert
Emerson, jr.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Army and Navy Game. New York.

Reduced rate. Baltimore & Ohio.
All trains Friday. November "a, and
Saturday morning, valid returning until
Monday. Special train of parlor cars,
diner and coaches from Union station
am. Saturday. Table d'hote break
fast, IS cents. and luncheon. 800 Ar
rive Liberty St. New York. IL noon,
thence Ninth Ave. elevated from Cort-
landt st. station to Polo Grounds Round
trip fare, $1020-Advertisem
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Egg Storage to Be Investigated,

An investigation Of how James E.
wetz comes to have 72.000.000 eggs, as
he admits. in cold storage is to be un-
dertaken by the Department of JUS
tice. United States Attorney Clyne, at
Chicago, has been directed to determine
whether there is any violation Of the:
antt-trust hws by Wetz.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Mrs. Boissevain Is Better.

Los ANGELES. Cal, November "a
Continued improvement in the condition
of Mrs. Inez Milholland Boissevain of
New York, who became ill with anemia
here six weeks ago. was announced to-
day by her physicians.