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The Washington herald., 1916-12-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. 9.-Money on can on the New
York Stock Exchange during the last week ruled
between and per cent.
Time money during the week was in good demand.
Rates ~ per cent for SIXTY and ninety days: ~
per cent for four. five and six months Industrial
loans to psT cent for all periods
Mercantile paper this week was issued in fair
amounts and the list comprised a number Of at
tractive names. Rates to ~ per cent for the
best names
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District of Columbis

There was no session of the court to-
day. As the office of the clerk of
the court was also closed. no suits were
filed
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24

absorbed a good part of the oderings Later in
the session fluctuations were more irregular with
business less active but covering of shorts by
Wall Street resumed and caused an active
demand which with the buying by Western inter
ests and New Orleans caused a fairly firm tone
with net advance Of . to g points at the
close
Furnished By n. l. Carpenter 4 Co
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24
NEW YORY CURB MARKET.

New York Dec. 3.-The curb market today was Oi
holiday character. but the undertOne was cOusid-
srably improved. MdVals Steel again 1uctuated
Edely. AL other induStrials were firm. Coppers
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24

Goals from hoor-Mss Finley a. Mss Beall, 5,
Miss Schultz. 2. Goals froFn fouIs-Miss Schultz =;
Mis- 2msley, Referee-MiSs K. Whitnomb Um-
pire-Miss Z. whiteomb Time Of hsIves-Ib min
utes
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24
furnished By n. l. Carpenter 4 Co
New York.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. Dec Z.-Ths market was steady
light Tolums Of business. advance in West Indies
being feature.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-24
TIA JUANA ENTRIES.

'ATprentee allowance claimed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Baltimore. Bethlehem Steel Co.
will spend S1Og,OOO,OOO in enlarging
plants, 100000 of it in Baltimore.
London.-Belgian refugees COM
mittee at Flushing has petitioned
Queen Wilhelmina to intercede with
kaiser to stop deportation Of Belgian
Workmen.
New York.-State Food Comn'F
Dillon says New York city can save
yearly $1O,OOO,OOO on poultry, SiO,-
100000 on eggs and S15,O00,0O0 on
butter by establishing terminal mar
kets.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22


Of a double header at Schorling's
park, 39th and Wentworth aE. Each
team finished it's schedule of five
games with four victories and one tie
each. The curtain raiser will bring
the COrneH-Hamburgs, winners of
seven games, and the Homewood A.
G. of Woodlawn together.
Tony KarIicek beat Jimmy Smith,
star New York bowler, six games out
of eight at Randolph alleys, averag-
ing close to 200.
When Tom SheVIin died last win
ter the work of getting a winning
football team at Yale was piled on
the shoulders Of one man, Tad Jones,
only a few years out Of school, but
with a brilliant record as a coach at
Exeter and one fairly successful year
at Yale.
For years Tom SheVIin had dropped
his business in Minneapolis to report
at New Haven to coach the Blue
teams. Tad Jones studied his meth
DDS while playing quarter back at
Yale and later when coaching at Ex-
eteT he would drop in on the Yale
field to see the old master whip the
Bulldog into shape.
Last year the two men worked to-
gether and this, fall when Jones took
charge of the squad the older men
found they were working for a sec
ond Shevlin. And if Yale beats Har-
ward it will be the tactics Of the dead
Shevlin executed by Tad Jones that
will be mainly responsible.
A record almost unique in football
has been made by De VitaIis, the
Brown tackle, during the 1916 sea-
son.
De Vitalis is the premier kicker on
the Brown team and has made 81 |
goals from touchdowns during the !
season without a miss. In addition |
he has kicked several field goals and |
has done most of the punting.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

"HEALTH FIRST FOR WORKERS
OF THE NATION"
BY B. J. O'DonneIl.
New York, Nov. 22.-"H Health
FIRST for the workers of the ma
tion!"
With this for it's slogan the Amer
lean Association for Labor Legislation
has assembled its forces for a gil
gantic campaign in the legislative
halls of 20 states where compulsory
health insurance bills will be voted on
in 1917.
The bills, if made into law, will
make health insurance universal for
all manual workers and for others
earning less than 500 month.
The benefits to be provided are
medical, surgical and nursing at
tendance; a cash benefit beginning
on the fourth day Of illness, equal to
two-thirds of wages and given for a
maximum Of 26 weeks in one year;
and funeral benefit of not more
IMAM S0U.
The cost of these benefits and their
administration, amounting to about
8 per cent of wages, is to be borne
'two-ffths by the employee, two-fifths
by the mployer, and one-ffth by the
state. -..>
The administration is to be vested
in mutual associations of employers
and employees organized according
to localities and trades, and managed
jointly by employers and workers
under the general supervision of a
state social insurance commission.
-O-O-
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Baltimore. Bethlehem Steel Co.
will spend S1OG, 100000 in charging
plants, $50, 100000 of it in Baltimore.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22
FABLE

Once upon a TYNE fellow Dor
rowed an umbrella from a friend and
returned it ye- next day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

u~cia. room 'a ho,s who have not
had advantage, or Who a'r backward
In their studies .s ou, NJ ih' departures
from the organized course ol the wash
ins,cn school Fourteen ho,s ae now
enrolled IN thi, room, their wears aver
aslnT from 70 tc 10 and each BE- sN
on ,peri,i consideration b, the teacher
In charge. until he V ready TO So into
IN, seventh grade n the purll is am
hi,iuus he can make two trades In one
,.at a. 10 ihr rafe with two this year
Spsrisi attention has been given here
In the last three months 10 marching
and dtiliinr " students. and prizes
ni s,atuary have been siven Tor Two
months hy the patrons cluhs
The fret month these prizes we're won
hy the "A grade. taught hy NJ. Pack
s,d and ,he m stado. taurh, hy Miss
g.o,sis NAV smith The secund month,
ri.., kA. with Miss Msn Lou Smith NJ
teacher. and "a With Mrs Maudc Milan
a, teacher won the ptlses At the request
of the students NJ Mis- Packard they
W.ts tven HAS in plarr " the stAtu
ar 4 new ,Iyitn'a is IN aid 10 the
marching
Misc Ns, rus the principal fsruttr
a graduating class nf nineteen seven
htys aud twelve rifls
On account ut The entire efNnnd, ui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
AGREEMENT NEAR
ON ARMY BILL
Compromise Measure Prob
ably Will Go to Wilson
Next Week.

WASInNGTON. May 10 Work on the
army reorganization bin was resumed
wednesday by the conference commit
tee, of ,hc' house andascnatc with in
dIcplions that m agreement would be
reached II Is believed n new compromise
hlll Wlll be ready 10 he lhld before frcs-
ldcnt WILSON early next week
Sent encc conferoes win have 10 give
up tho volunteer army provision of q
rcAcrve ~ o6l 00n men IN ,iow ~ i.
r,pudntion by the house Senate con.
NrecS hope. however to strengthen tho
house provision hy provisions ror mill
tAry training camps which you'd iurn-
i,h y nucleus for n volunteer army
with peace footing NJ TO oo0 men.
the senate expansive organization Bt-
tenn provides for 20O o0n men iu time ~
need and probably viii bee Hgr'rd 10
The provision tor reorganization and
liberalization of the state militia would
prov idr for defense ro-crNn ul about
100000 men olsu probably VIII hc op-
pfONrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Backward Boys Making Good Headway
In Special Department Established
At Washington School to Aid Them

The school bsus used ,s b Mofruah'Bf,
b, residents of M, district t nbe h,rr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
INDIANS IN TROUBLE
WITH BORDER MEXlCANS

TUCSON, Atlg MsN ~ Trouble "a
threatened between rapssc Indians and
M,Ncsn. .lons tho Arizona border s
tho reml, Of quarrel between Mexican
and Indian ca,,lcm.n Tho Indians claim
that the Mssicsns have refused % NJ.
low them ,o cfnss into Mexico To round
w cattle Witch have straycd from tho
American side The, have -e,sllsicd h,
refusing to ALLOW Mericsns ,o rro.s into
Arirona to round NJ their stray. These
ttptissl, are connected b, some NJ the
Indians with tho nllins oi well that
was hrins hcfed IN tho Indian oasis
cattle country Tho Indians have 70.
solved TO appeal To Washington snd are
t,rtssented az hsins determined 10 have
theif cattle The Indian country sdioins
Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
LIKE
RESERVOIR SITE
Twelve Experienced Men Ap-
prove Proposed Stor.
age Basin.

The uprufi,rs ~ 'H' water bond issue
have never s'uppcd activities iu 'hr least
since hr defeat o' tho bonds two 's,r'
sso. r,m,rked g. street. commission.
~ " rutliJ property TH,sda,
Man, plans vsrs discussed ss io how
me water situation iu oklahoma city
might hs solved We looked into eyc}
plsn thai had heeu suggested selected
various sites that looked favorable tor the
STORAGE res"ryoir hut after the most
csIsmi investigation " th,m an We
adopted the present plan and location
Twelve engineers from different states
have visited the present sIi, oi IN" rfo.
posed reservoir pud iu ",sI yNsc pro.
nounc~d n an ii'rl ln,Hiiuu fnf the stnt.
sgs Of water
Nf street 10 one NJ the most 'nihusi.
att, suppoftct. ui the vstcr bond Ifsur
IN the riN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

~ DO everything can for YOU n you'l
give ~ the whole undertaking Won
NOI"'
10 SHOOK his h'Hl
MS not toosla'c rho I-God Why
do YOU waul ~ rr criminal
"" trlc1 10 pHss thiS or with u lauRn
hl' the Mugh Nhs rhther forced anp
uHrsN ~ wont do n, Hnd nt AF'
$50 us' arguing ! planned tnis onr'full'
and went into II nltn m' e,"s open
Then wont ypu let me v'i'c mu,her
that I'm safe
There va apparently n br'f mental
Struggle oycr this. but uo nuall1 replied
that she could write ous upon the con
/ dliion he hsd a.tondy stated
Then won Rrli" rhe declared
and supp,se might o. p"li clean
up hefo mn nr'ru' 'o' 1r iudc'ui'r
stay
/ lie vent outside and made himself
/ comfortable, with tH pipe under tree
| IN" wuud gifr .u soon hr i'Hroned
| Her natural -Ou,iiud' fof hrr mother
nni father combined plr he own ~
agreeable prcdicsrntnt would compel her
10 so,ede TO his v'sh"s But ne wa
not AZ all pleased with the role that he
wns forced No play and ne was not ~
all roassurcd hy her courre She was
c. -, L,.,,, tc,,,, ,,J nrr,,ior-
.Tr' i,r, ,na,gt,.. o., ..,c d,if,cd M,
~ ,t,,, f., ,',.,, ~, ,u tn,s IN, ,ffort
i,,, d, ionL.J ,,r. much uI,. phlln.ophI
,I ,,r.ptanr. ~ O. ,ru,tiou aud de.
,e,,',,,,,o, ,o o.Id .,.,I,,st. In n.f
,o.,,,,,'
,,tt- ,.o ..t t..s.,.,.l hi, himself,
,.u,,r ,,r p. hat hrt pW.s cnrpsn
.IIn 90. ,o, ,,,i,,,,, pu. -,y,rd.d r,s
,,,,. .,,, d,f,,.r, y|.srolui.
.,., D.. ga. Inclined D., b.. urplo,s,r,I,
n,. 49, ,,t 5,,,., ., bt.. ri,ns and
w.,t,d,
co., n, i,,,.. .,r. ,,.c4 pu
H.. .t,,. tt. p.,s
"w, A., ,,u ,., t7 demanded
p.r .,.',, f,.,,, ,.., Ia ougr,s, p.
I,,,l,. rr,p q, p.,
.u.,, f,oLI.g ,r,. a.. fetf,r sat
; it.,, .nn,,I,
nnt sufe. -,ortsd 1911 -a.cAs,i.alI,
"pm you alma VIE to women the'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Miss o NJ asks 4 havc pimpl's olN
skin. aud suffer from constipation. mead
ache. aud never feel strong and well
Please prescribe ior me-
Answer You should overcome cou.ii.
r1tinn and clspus, the system of H,rumu
lated poisuns hN taluug tliC' groin tul.
f''.i tablet. mo .ulphUfi f". ,H"'rfH'
wcnks M moro lh'so hhl''' n,' very
beneficial. especially IN hot weather. HH
thoy have % tendency to rool tld blood
md mrfo'" i !ueliN
Poorly writes "Houg past miidlo
ng, nod uhs'rvug that NY nervous fvs
t,U t- 100 hld shape write tor % pr
fcrptior do MT gain strength ifnm
my food nu weak listcs'. forgctiuN
sl-cpl'.s tt uw,s. tired. Iud unable iu
a., th" part ~ y strong uhn ~ health.
such Us ! vas nj snc tlm'
Answer. G,t from p well.Stockcd
pharmacy y sealed tube NJ three grain
oadomcnr tablets which are especially
mndc for thosc needing strong. harm
less. r"luvenuting tonic Astonishing and
pleasing results follow and lie nt tor'
are renewed
"A tat Woman ask Would you
please prescribe o. Hoir reducing remedy
Nv too much fi
Answer Af ihiH season many ltf pee
pie suffer greatly W Nou du sud to tl
recommend thbt th't reduce win iv,
gtain athplUuc tablets M, most success
ful and convenient prescription I know
NJ Druggist supply in s'Bl'd iuhrs
with fuli directions
"tllra" writes Il suffer with fhcu
mntinri ell the time and 7 shall h. voD
'slsd " you can tell me something to p"
icvr me
Answer can give you = pfescrlptioi
which viii not only relieve hut shoult
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

n' he,uinfus the grounds. which ais
f'ad1 have HfEv oak and maple trees
uu' of ih' queer characters ~ 'hc city
little .ih.u in iu, middle Of tho s,tNet
Ia luI, lsss, a. hr 10 ismiliarlr
known. crippled ,Dhhl,r who toll. hun.
f"N 100 wheeled chair and manages 10
exc uui ,u existence hy selling sho.
t,uura and with the help given him ny
hildIru NJ the school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
BALF0UR PREDICTS NO
MORE GERMAN RAIDS

LONDON. Ns, 10 \ Rsfour ursi
lord NJ tho admiralty. iu letter tu,nt
the German udds ON east mud -uufh
coast towns iufyshadnNe changes M
ih, disposition M Great nf'pius naval
forces to prevent German raidiur squad.
turs from escaping severe punishment
N, expresses the opinion that Tho Nr's
mans have made thcir last raid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
BLOOD VENGEANCE IS
SUSPENDED IN ALBANIA

HEBlIN. NAV tNm London. Ma,
i1I. according to dispatch from scu.
tart the chleis oi all the Albanian clans
,,t.l 60 suspend Tor six months the
custom ut hluod vengeance Rlpod
f,uds have been universal IN Atsnn
'uf .rntufir. Ficld Marshal rtollmanu.
Who conquered Montenegro. made u per.
soual appeal 10 the chlrfs urging the
abolition ~ the custom.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
KANSAS COMMERCIAL
CLUBS HOLD MEETING

FRNpoNiA ksn MAY i0- Members
n IN. southeastern ksnsss Association
~ Commercial club. we're here wednes
dsN fw IN, annual meeting Topics n
avic interest este discussed and plane
fct Increased ac,l,l,y slons commercial
lines In this .eetlnn ~ N. state vete
roreider.d " wss announced uti l'sts
cefe IN h, elected al the afternoon
msstins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
'6eD&9cH1oR:s
& Dr. Lewn5 BaAcy W

The lrIrttIu.. answered below Hfc rcl.
"rsl in character the symptoms or dIs-
'sSrs nr' given and the uusWcrF vii np.
pN lu puy case NJ similar nature
Those wishing further advDV. ffe' may
0dii'fs br l,SVlt Baker. college BLDG
college fllWopd ST. Dayton - enolos
lug y"lf-Addr .-oI ,trmprd envelope for
reply Ful nam, nnd address mds, h'
gwen but only initials or Fictitious name
VIII be- used N my answers The PIE.
Fcriptiuns can be- hlled st an, well.
stn'kcd drug stone Auy druggist can
order oi Wholesaler
obl.tcfat, Nuui rheumatism TNs 10 m,
tHVnrIt' fCm'dN nnd from tie number Uf
Letters received ftuw people Who have
used Il proves it- value lu rhcumatlsm
r., following ia made bt mixing well.
taking t"aSpdnunl Ht meal times and
again hefof" retiring Comp essence
'afdiol az comp fluid bulmWort
~ syrup HttnptfillH Cnmp o,s
iOdli' of POTASSIUM. dfnms vine ~
cOlrhcuW on"-hsif ounce. sodium ali
fcylntr drnn'
Miss e. " II asks ! have tried for
tvo wears to dot So - tu incrcas, m,
V'Eut and improve the gutiiN Of M,
blood. but 300 vein Please prescribe tn'
mr
Answer Thin. scravny. bloodlcss poo
pie ueod assistance IN absorbing nutri'
tiun from thr food eaten. md for tli'
particular purpose | always prescribe
. three grain hNpo. nucIHno tablets y MOS
'ff'Utiy, preparation n regularly rnd PET
aiatrntlN used a. II seems In increase IN,
rod aud white Dnrpus,l's Of the hiuod
thus ufturdins health strength ana I'm
creased weight
" j. ~ asks Nv hair /. too oil, an,
my scalp tchcH with dandrun. hnd N
late It Is comhlns out too much. What II
good treatment
Answer obtain plHin yellow minl u
from your duiggiS' IN t.oL jars and Nppl
~ per directions This cleans. pufiii--
cool. and Iuvigofnics the har and Scnlp
thus stopping the death ~ the hair
Uuudruif and itching are pt once u,
li'y'd Men pnd women all over 'n
country uuV wo II regularly
Ess,S writes What Should ~
to fnliyV, sov,tc ,bsr NJ kidney m,
bladder di4rpsu' trinc 10 dsrk. foul q
odor. and U''stgc if lfregulRr, puiniu
~, Have depf, ssion fever. chills pain
like rheumatism and soreness In ros,o
of bladder
Answer For such symptoms a. yo
describe I prescribe my ihyorits tormul
under the nRmc NJ halmNnft tnhlif,
Thi. IL spcndidlN rffcAcinus fcmci
for such abnormal conditions Hcri
their use ~, per directions on each scale
tube Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
AMERICAN rLleR HoNoREp.

PARIS. May N Elliott rowden oi
New York Clty, - graduate ~ Harvard
has Just received tho mlltaf, medal aud
has been cited fpi tho 1econd time I'm
amy ordora for hf brilliant exploits ia
q member of the Franco American n,
ing corps
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
BUR[ESQUE STAR
HEARS FILMS CALL
Kathryn Dickey At the Gayety
This Week, to Return to the
Movies.

The call OF the Aim reverberated
through Ninth street last night and
caught the ear OF Kathryn DIckey,
the young star Of Butch Cooper's
burlesque company at the Gayety. To
the extent that Miss Dickey an
nounces today she will forsake bur-
lesque in very short time and 20
into motion picture work permanent
ly. 1t was the bright lights OF the
motion picture theaters on Ninth
street. that spurred Miss Dicixey To
her determination.
As a matter of fact the announce
ment that the young actress will leave
burlesque to go into motion pictures
Isn't really the call OF the film sound
ing In her ears. as IL IL the recalll For
. short time last summer she was q
here.
Made Fortune on Stage.
Emma and Johnny. having made q
fortune In comedy and vaudeville have
started a motion picture company OF
their own in Cleveland which 10 To
perpetuate the eccentric Johnny and
,ne whoiesome Emma In Aim for fu-
Miss Dickey. who will be remember.
ed mere Tor her work as a singer OF
Irish ballads In the Liberty Girls'
show az the Gayety. closed her sea
and being well-acquainted with the
rays accepted their invitation to APP
pear in pictures
81 was a very much disappointed
Dickey states in describing her es.
perience. Il acted my head off In
one picture and looked around ex.
pectantly for applause-but there
wasn't any such ANIMAL
1t took me a long time TO get uset
70 the absence OF the customary sign
OF appreciation the actor hears to spul
MIN on In his work. But there was ne
audience: Only a hard-headed and
II didn't do right and to tell m,
everything should do.
Work Fascinating.
But the work was fascinating. II
cured me OF the stage. and I've beer
telling all my friends here today tina,
I'm leaving Just az soon as can.
made that determination when I 20,
here to Washington. And these Ninth
street motion picture theaters were too
much for me. 1 am going TO give myself
the luxury Of a trial at real dramatic
work In pictures II It breako me-"
Miss Dickey comes naturally by hel
motion picture appetite. She Is a ma
tive of Riverside. Cal, which il neai
enough to the film capital OF the worlC
Los Angeles-to permit It's resident,
to become infected. She began hei
| career az an actress in vaudeville OF
the Pacific coast. and then after severa
| seasons In comedy and a couple Of
seasons In vaudeville again. entered tn,
burleque field as a star last season.
She is regarded as peculiarly goot
type for motion picture work. having
auburn hair and almost classic features
Miss Dickey hopes to make her motor
picture debut in New York in the mex
month or six weeks.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Two $4,000 Suits Filed
Against w. r. & E. Co.

Two damage suits for $4,000 each have
been filed In the District Supreme Court
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company.
William II. splgnul. administrator OF
the estate OF William III. Spignul, jr.,
alleges the company was responsible FOR
the death of his son in Mt. Pleasant
street northwest. August last. At
torneys Eugene c. Brokmeyer, Clinton
Robb and Leonard J. Mather represent
the petitioner.
The company also Is alleged to be
responsible for injuries received by
Emma Ranney while riding on a Bureau
car at Fourteenth street and Pennsyl-
Her attorneys are Fred B. Rhodes and
Paul b. Cromelin
The Washington times., 1916-10-04

another IN the party, a shark at figures,
s 81 o. ~ Dsas 'p %sS E. c ssS and
ished he said.
IF you Fellows start OF at that rate
and either OF you should lose all the
way around you would be betting $500
on the eighteenth hole"
Hendrick looked at Sinclair and Sin
clair looked at Hendrick. The best was
called of,
70 you don't believe the figure sharks
warning. try yourself to double a scent
bet on the fourth hole all the way
around to the eighteenth hole and see.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Capital Traffic Laws
Good, Say Chauffeurs

Washington traffic laws are far
above the general average, according 70
Professional Chnuffeurs' Association In
several speakers at the smoker of the
northwest Nearly fifty members were
In attendance.
Among the speakers were J. u. Con-
nelly, Dupont garage; w. q. Virgins
Locomobiie agency: X. L. Morgan. Fisk
Circle Car Company: James Sullivan,
Packard; and George Talbert, Miller
Brothers garage.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04

Club recently. and
had made side bets
OF something that
looked suspiclously
like scent pieces
Uncle Sans nickels.
you know.
Look here" said
Hinclair. after he
had lost the first
three holes, "let's
do this thing right.
I'll bet you q
nickel on the fourth
hole, and II / lose
I'D double until I
'w3sjar., thing said
Hendrick, I'm on. :"
wait one minute,
you followD,'' aaid
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
District Water Supply
To Be Lecture Subject

- An illustrated lecture on THE Water
supply OF the District" will be a fea-
ture OF the first fall meeting OF the
Citizens Association OF Chevy Chase,
at the Chevy Chase school house this
evening.
r. d. Hardy, superintendent of the Al
tration plant. will be the lecturer and
WI! make special reference to the Smith
and Norris bills
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Panic Averted In
Public School Fire
Principal Orders Drip When She
Discovers Smoke and Empties
Building.

A blaze broke out at the Morse
School, II street near New. Jersey ave-
nue. northwest yesterday afternoon. II
was extinguished after about w dam
age had been done.
Mrs. 8. p. johnson. principal, noticed
the smoke, and ordered FIRE drill.
The children were all out OF the build
Ing before the IRE engines arrived on
the scene. |'t
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Oldest Inhabitants to Gather.

The nrst fail meeting of the Assoc
citation OF Oldest Inhabitants of the
District will be held tonight at 1870
o'clock. In the Union Engine House,
Nineteenth and II streets northwest.
Plans for the winter will be outlined.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Hear Wireless Lecture.

The Mems Club OF Takoma Parish
attended q lecture on wireless teleg-
raphy by r. A. holster. of the Blu
rsau Of Standards. last night. Mr..
tive experts on radiology in Wash
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Widow In Sole Heir.

In the will Of Rear Admiral Charles
Il. vreeland, u. 8. N. filed with the
register of wills, the widow. Kathrina
r. Vreeland. is made sole legatee and
executrix. The will was made Septem-
Der %. 1914. Rear Admiral Vreeland died
September "a, last.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Plan Soldiers, Monument.

The movement to erect a monument
to colored soldiers of the District was
discussed last night at True Reform
ers' Hall, by the Rev. James l.. White.
The Rev. S. l.. Carrothers presided
over the meeting, which was well at
tended.