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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

natb @uropo Sousiroucn IoQter
bcitrcbt icin, omcrifanii6c Seine auf.
5u6oueu
,Srau @eat6'S 9le0e rpurOc nit gro.
Benz Gnt6uiiasmuS ouiQcnonmen.
9ei 6eionocrS trcffcn6cu Gemerfln.
gen plroc 9ciioa geflatidbt.
@roBcs Sutereiie crregte oie 9ln.
iprahc pon Scrru Is. 6. 2coin, Sefre.
tar Der ~9lmericon 6air Erooe 9i0a.
Serr 9coin mar frii6cr Special.
glgcnt Ger SonoclS Gontmiiiion,
Souptquortier in @oI6inaton ino
ipdter Gireftor ocs llnterIudilngs-
Bureaus Ger ,gt0D.gort Eribunc"
Gr pcrirtbeiIte Oic @cmo5nbeit bon
@eib0itsbduicru, @eIcgcn6eitSfduie
an5ubieten mcm oieicIbcu in g9irf-
Iiafeit es nidbt limo, unO Icgte bcion-
ocrcn gtadorud oorauj ooB oieic @c-
legen6citSf0uic iubItontieG oic Sc,
benstoitcn cr6o6en. Gr fiibrte cinige
Seilpicle an in welden ucribicocnc
9Irtifcl olS 9tabrungSmittcl angelo.
ten mcrOen, bic niHt 0cu 8crt6 re.
pr0ientircn, ais ipcI6en tic ourd 9(n-
5eigen oargeIicGt iiuN.
@r no6m @c5ug oii oie 9i1, meI.
DE ocn GongrcB cin9creiht mrOe,
lout mcIt6er ser ErciS bon icoem 9lr-
tifcl, Ger Ocn @u6lifinn oiierirt
miro, bciiimnt wcrocn ion. @cIcgen-
beitSfdliic 81 6cranioeidroubtcn@rei-
len icicn imbillig gcgcn anOcrc reele
@eibditc. gla6 Scrrn 9coiuS Hcoc,
iueldc groBcn 9eifoa ianO, iouo cine
Goacftc iiir Ocu 5ono 0cr 0oiis.
frmicu 9cwcolug itntt.
picroui iprohcr pcri6ieocne Oo.
men inn Bublitlm ibrc glnii6tcn ibcr
bic 6rogc Der 6oben 9cbenStoiten
mls. 6rau @0onS bcfiirtportetc oic
@to6Iirltng BON Dcrihieocncn 3mei.
gen in Scr Stoot in meI6en praftiid
oemoniirirt miro, mas Ocn Ginfmli
unO mas 0ie 8rdpdration bon glab.
bctrifit, iugeid6r 10 mie
ltGOtii6c aobibulcn. Cine on0crc
Game wies 0orduf bin, 0oB oic Gon-
pier Scr 0itfiiite bic Erooufte BON
na1 Oem gtoroen brinoen,
Die 6ol9e odpon iei, oaB Die BroOlltte
in Baltimore cbcnio loitipielig icien,
lpie in glep.9orf mo @bilaoclpbiu.
0lon ioIle ieOen Greoit-@infoui per-
meioen itn0 MIR baor iiir ieoe @oorc
3o6len mar cine onOere 9lniidt.
Wenn ons uotbige @elO ni6t oa it,
iole man obnc Oen geipiinihten gIr-
tifel ouSfommen.
WroBen g(ppInus prntcte cine 0a.
me, pel9e oie 9oilng ser 9labrlings-
nitteIfroge, iuie tic ieit @esinn Ocs
arieees in Gelttidlono bcrbeigciiibrt
pilroe, ais 9ciipiel bcrOorbob. gSo-
RIM f0nntc 9lmerita oies nibt in
5rieoens5eiten bGuertiteaigcn mas
Deiiti1lon6 in &ricgs5eiten 5u aage-
neiner 9eirieoiglmg cineeiiI6rt bot,
bic Gontrole iiber oae 2ebenSmittel-
prooufte2
Ginitinunig wiIrOe bcibloiicn, TO-
1olo ais mogiih cine ueitere Sislng |
lb5u6plten. 5rdll 9ropn piroe be-
Elm @omite 81 oieiem 3wcdc |
~ biloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
Notwithstanding Der futOuliidIen
Trnuen.

0nS oYlnrpIdno.SanpitcI ser Syn-
tcruotionalcn gereinieung fotboIis
idcr Jrailcr" bolt an 13. Soniiar III
Der ct. Soiepbs .Snouitrie. .SHuIe,
gde Charles. imo 2s. StraBc. gloG.
nlittaas 2 llbr ieine Sobresueriomrn.
lung mo 8eoniteniuabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
0lcnc sfotiOnspldne eitac6cidcn.

0ie &ldne Der r@enniplUania.
eiienbobn . @cIelli6oit" fir cine
iieue Station an oer GomonSiun.
9l0enne wnroeu acitern bon Der
Gommiliion fiir oficntli9t gctricbe
gliteebeiBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
@eitcIltc 4O memo Qufumntipcn.

gie Baltimore Ohio 9obn~ BAT
bel ocu 9ololuin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fen in 96ilooeIp6ia bier3ig neue So
foniotpen beitellt, peldc iingcf16r
81 100000 5niaumcn foiieu pcr-
Oen. 3ebn Ser neuea 9ofomotipeit
limb tiir ocn Noiia9ieroienit Be.
iiiuinlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
9Ius OcntIdcu gcrcincn.

@cibnodtsfcicr scr Oeilti6en
&creinc 9icIt gcitcrn 9l6cno Der
qGcuticbe 3bcotcr. .Gcrein~ in iei.
nem Souptquortier. Qie @es
omtcn bcidcnft. @iro i'm So.
mor ein S6eaterihid ouifiibren.
Scr @ciongberein oDlelooic" belt
0eItern 9lbcuO ieine Singihn0c ob,
uno 5u Oieien 3pcfc botteu ii9 sic
WlitgIieOer bon rno gon5 IN oent Der.
cinsIofoIc, glr. 417, 6orreIt.StraBe,
ciugeiuuoen. Ser 8erein miro om
1S. Somlor cine @eibnodtsfeier NIT
&inoer @cIheering obbolten. glm
4. Sumar pcrocn Die neuen Beam.
ten in ibrc Stemtcr umS @iiroen elm.
geiest. GaS iolgenoe 9a3or. Gontite
ImurOe erna1mt. gllegonocr Sgren5,
gilbert 9leicr, Ybilip Sdulenberg,
Sobn Gucrhlrt uno Sons @unnlin.
ger. GoS @eibno6ts. Gonlitc beltebt
aus Den SS. SSocob &ieB, @eore
Biciicr ln0 glleron0er Oeren5. @s
niroe Das &ieO Gin treueS Ser5~
cingciibt, neldeS bel Dem GommerS
Der ogereinieten Sanger" ou IA.
Sonuar gum @ortros ecIongeu ioIl.
Der &erem miro fi6 am 9o5or
ocs glluobbdngieeu 9iirgerbereins"
Ooollrd betbdtieen. OoB er cine eroBe
9uOc oltiiteIlen miro, in ser oIIer.
bono llebcrroi9ungcn IosgeIolien
meroen lonen.
80 # Baltimore @ebeer.
&eretn".
Ger oOfgoitimore N1cbeer.aron.
fen llntcritiibuigS Gcrein@ belt
gcitcrn 9t6euO icinc piertcliGbrIi6c
8criommIung in gRiiffePS Salc an
Scr gIoro 'SreOeriditroBe ab. Der
gorlitcr Gaipnr Ereoigcr, Iegte lei.
ncn 9eridt iiber Dos O6ienroiten
Dor, aus Dem berborgiug, ooB Elm
outer llcberiduB in bic aaIIe oes
Screins gcfIoiicu mar. 6oIecnoes
Gomite purOe fir oen go5or oes
rllnobbdngigcn 8iirscr.@crcins" CT
nonnt: G6riition @ebbeI, SfuooIpb
Sobnlon @oipor &rcoigcr, Senrp
%iIfc, So6n Gmmeria, Sobn @olcn.
TIM 8ilbeIm Sofel. Syobn Syunq,
6clir &erjimg mo @il9cIm Sobn.
ION fen. Gie 9comten ocs Gcreius
iino: @briitian SebbcI 9raliocnt;
Goipor 8re6ieer, Scfret1r, uno SoBn
GoIcntin S6abmcilter.
Die crite gSeibno1ts.
feicr.
Ser oGeutide Sbeotcr. .@crcin@
Dielt Geitcm 9[beno in lcinem Der
einsIofolc, Dem .9erliner sol" an
Scr StraBe, icinc @cibno6ts.
feier ob. Sm ieitIid geibniidteu
SooIc erelGn5te Scr 2ibterbolm i'm
itrableuoen GerSeuideine, eeImmldt
nod c6ter Oeutl6cr @eiic. I'm i'm
berim botten lid Die @litg(ic6cr Der.
ionumelt aus oercn 9e6lcu orei alto
icbone @eibnodtslieoer erflongcn.
Gin ieoeS WliteIieo bate Gin ooer
mcbrcrc @eibenfc mitgct6ra6t, sic
our Scrlooimg gelongten. 3ie Be
on1ten IT @ilbelm 6. llnaerer, Der
Sr6iioent; 0ernom &oIcntbal, oerll
Sdosmeiiter; &einrih So6ler, Der
SefretGr; Gnii[ geder, DER O2oterial.
Gerpolter; z. @ieoermonn, ser
9iiBncrleiter, uno Der 0irigett D1or
0reipib ~ ipiiroen Oitrm ihone @e.
ifenfe bon Seiten Der WIitglie0er cr-
frcut Der gcrein bcobiiGtiat, am
10. 6ebruar in 9orrp's Soae einen
@iosfcnbaa 5u oebcn, Sn @prberei-
trng 1T Dos Stid vDic Sioman6el.
bin. Som @cioneuerein .sSrob.
linn" mar einc GinIooung 5ur SpI.
belterfeier eineeeongen. S1o6 Der
9el9ecrung eroostc ii1 oic muntcre
8eicllidait oil eincnl Qitten symbiB. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

Sr, Geo. @ermann 8eacrS, ser
LANCE Sabre III Baltimore pobntc, lit
IN 8oibineton I'M 9llter bon So Sob.
rcn eeiIorbcn Sr, Sellers Itommtc
aus Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

~ NN"Nlt VtpDSSIuJluUlNNNli lll uti
Sanuartermin ausgepGblt.
Cic 9ii6tcr. .Scrt6eihno. @iell
S6dOcueriobfloacu. 9nciaC
Siuiaro cincr 9lnltaIt iiberluic.
fen. Ser ano6e gli6orO Bar.
rctt in 9lnitolt ocianOt.
Gic o6erIte Stootgeridtsbonf bot
gcitcrn Oie folgcnOcn Serrcn olS Ntit'
glieocr Ocr @roBgcihworencn fir oen
Sonuor Germiu Oes GrininoIgcri6ts
uusgem0bIt: GonicI glmmcr, g|r.
GOA, SiiO @ocoltroBe; g9iaiom $.
9IibleD, SIR. 115, Sonocrs. StroBc;
SenrD Goitclberg, oIbe WtorIbo-
rougb"; Sermon S. Gufer, llniDcr.
iitp Rorhpop iulO Sof.StroBc; g..
@0nrm0S Softer gtr. %, OIt %.
StroBe; 0orrD 6. @oruer, glr. 1910,
9olton.S .StroBc; Sermon s.. @ctte-
miller, 5orrelt. im0 Gnior StroBe;
Gborlcs 9. Scnocrion glr. 26i6,
9torO. @oIpertitroBe; SenrD q. Spn.
ion, Charles. imo 5ronflinS StruBe;
9IlerouOer 9. Sobniom Or. 2St5,
@loiber Strobc; SSo5u 2lov0, ien.,
Scr. S27, 2ig6t StroBc; Samuel 8.
@lolih glr. t02, SIt 20. Strobe;
SomcS SS. Mccbon 9Ir. 2619, Sit.
9rciton StraBc; gSillion NicGov,
9lr. 705, .@oDiouitroBc; 2um
renee Wlc@uGb, gtr. ll0, S9orrcn.
glpenue; gSiaionl Ntc9ouh glr. 81,
gioro observation-disclosures; Sorrp Nl.
HoD, glr. 1912, G6clica 9locme;
&iIliom 6. S6uobcI, glr. 30l6,
@orforo gloenue; 5ronf g(. Simms
(yleger), g|r. 1882, Gruio Sill glpc.;
Sobn q. Sutton gtr. 1875, Bolton.
StroBe; &obcrt z. Grrncr, 9lr.tll2,
ytorO. O.9rooomo0; @iaiom 9. 5000,
g'r. 1914, 9ccb 9luemc, imo g. So.
milton @oIfer, 9Ir. 9O7, gtor0.glr.
linotou.glpemc.
3eselciden wurocn sic Gi6ter
fir Die pcridieocnen ltGotiiden sc.
ridte fir oos nG6ltc Syobr, mic
folgt, oeiignirt: 9fidter 0o6lcr oom
Stootgeridt 9l6tbciIung 2, nob Dem
Supcriorgcridlt; &idter glm6lcr, ais
0ti6ter at Sarge 9tr. 2, bonn Supc.
riorgeri6t nod Dem Grinlinolqerid5t,
9lbtbcilung 2; 9ii6ter Guffp bonn
@riminoIscri6t 9l6tbciling 2. noh
Dem 9rcisacri6t Str. 2; Oiidter
Bono, oils 9iidter at 2oree gtr. 3,
bonn areisecriht 92r. 9 nod ocnt
StaOtgeribt glbt6eihna 9; Ric6ter
Senisler bonn Stootgcri6t, glbt6ei
lung 2, no6 glbtbeiIlme 1 oeIIclben
@erihtS; 9iidter Stanton ols Ridl-
ter 40 Sorge SIR. uno @cIdlmore.
bonn Gtootgeri1t, 9l6.
tbeillmg |, no6 Ocm Supcriorqcridt,
9lbtbeillng 9; 9iidtcr @orter bonn
Snperiorgcri6t 9lbtbeihmg 3, nod
Dem Grinliualgeriht; 9lidter Sober
pom GrininaIeericbt no6 Oem Gont
mon EleaS. @cridbt; 9ii9ter Stump
oon Gonmon @lenS. @cridt mad
Dem SreiSgeribt, uno 9ii6tcr Gam.
Tins, &odtcr at Sarge g3r. a, bonn
'frciSgeri6t nod Dem Stootgerid)t
3, mo &oIi6eiridter.9lp.
peIlationen 5u entideiOen.
Die &idlter @orter ilno g(nt6ler
perOcn IN ocm Observation-Disclosures.
rl6t pr1iiOircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
s. letnS a@or6cr Derur.
tbctIt

9liharO Barrett, Der Is Sabre olte
Snabc, peIGer scr @oli5ei er5d6Itc,
oaB CT ocreaneeucS 8riibiobr icinen
5pielfamerdoen G6QrIcs alein bel
@en.@}ar gctootet babe, puroc ec.
itern oni Griudbcn iciner Nlutter,
Srnl Gfiic 6. Barrett Don 9lr. 1850,
Yoplor @rooc StraBc, bon Rid)tcr
@illiams inn Si9enOgeriht bis Sr
icinem 81 2e6ensio6re nod Scr ct.
Yiorien SynOnitrieidulc geionot.
alcin puroe betaintlih in Gumber.
lonO 9efiuocu no CT bei Scrrn nc.
ter 0lorb eiu ongeneGmeS Scim imO
gei6ditigmig ocilmocn hattie. Bar.
rett iagtc, oaB or oen NtorS auf oen
8llnid Der 9oIi5ci er51bIt bobc,
mclhc Den @nabcu 0cm ,,orittcn
@ro0" imtcruorf
Somrcncc Bcrin crfrunft.
9aprence 9erin ocr eeItern Dor ei.
ner SurD 0e lunotico inqliirenoo i'm
Sderiffs6ircon criGeinen iollte, lit
onecblid on elmer I9percn erfd!-
tims crfrarft imo fonntc oaS ,,9cI.
Oeoere Sotel" niGt Oerlaiicn. Gas
gcrbor lit 0aber opi imbeitininte
3cit periGo6cn iporoen. Gr miro bon
orei SiiliSideriifeu inn Sotcl be.
podt.
Sfihter &oie's &oGfo1qcr.
gsie eS ideint, miro 9iidtcr SSobn
s. 9ioie i'm 9woesgcridt ooh I'M
ndditen @lonat reiiouircn nm ii6
Der SlerbtsprnriS 5u miomcn. gQs lei.
ne moolidcn 9IodioIger uer6cn
0iidter Somes g. @ortcr lmO Siidl.
ter Carroll Z. 9ouo acnamt.
Gie Sinie 5ubItel lid
ni6t.
Sic 9ommiilion iiir oifcntlidc
9etriebe bot ooS @eiub ser ,Gcoor.
croft Sopion.9luto 9uS 9inie" ae.
uebuiigt Sen @erfe6r 3pilden 8oiu.
ION uno Baltimore luO smiiden
Eoiuion unO Soniilton eiuBuItcllcn,
ga iib Der 9ctricb nid1t lo6ne. Die
WeIellihaft nil einen Q\ernid ami.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
ASKS FOR LETTERS
IN ANDERSON ESTATE
Widow OF Deceased Judge Gives
Bond for $500.

The late Justice Thomas II. Anderson,
whose death occurred In Denver. Sep
tember 30. left an estate "of consider
able value" his widow advised the
Probate Court yesterday In a petition for
letters testamentary.
The will was admitted to probate and
Mrs. Laura b. Anderson, the widow.
was issued letters with bond of $500.
The petition shows 'the estate to in
clude the homestead at 1881 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest. with value not
given. The personal property includes
cash. stocks. law library. and household
effects. the value Of which the petitioner
declares she Is unable to approximate
other than to characterize the person
atty as "of considerable value" Attor-
ney George E. Sullivan represents Mrs.
Anderson.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Changes Announced in
Commerce Department

The Department of Commerce has
announced the following changes in
its personnel:
Arthur w. Exline. temporarily ap-
pointed fireman in the office of the
Secretary. at 500.
In the Bureau of Standards. James
J. Hooper. PROBATIONARY appointed as
skilled laborer at $720; Robert L.
Clark, as laboratory helper at 5000;
Emil F. Busching, promoted from
skilled laborer at $S40 to mechanician
at 5000; Carl G. +. Zobel. temporarily
appointed as laboratory apprentice al
tory assistant at 5000. resigned.
In the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce, Mary II. Fricker
clerk, promoted from $1,000 to $1,400
and Charles r. Wright. clerk at $1,000
resigned.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
NO HIGH PRICES HERE!
S]0 BUYS STYLISH
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
Economically inclined Find Rare
Bargains at Friedlander's,
428 9th Street.

Cold weather's on the way. men-and
now's the time to give serious consid-
Grafton to the clothes problem. II
you're delaying the purchase Of Suit
or Overcoat by reason >of the high
prices which seem to prevail almost
everywhere, why hesitate no longer!
Friedlander Brothers. AZ Ninth street
northwest, the economy center OF wash
ington. Is offering you the choice OF
Suits and Overcoats at the astonish-
lngly low price OF $40.
Search the city over and you'll not
find better bargains than are embraced
In this stock. The wide range OF
y%s styIes Of he season Ali the fashion
able and popular colors. such as browns
and greens. are there In great abun,
dance. Plenty OF the new stripes and
patterns and snappy weaves.
every man, no matter what his proper
tions may be, can be perfectly ntted.
The man who is welded to the tailor
made" habit Is particularly invited to
Al the specially low. price OF $3.50
Friedlander's are displaying other Suits
and Oyercoats which cannot be dupli-
Gated elsewhere In the city for less than
SIS. Still better Suits and overcoats are
Another item OF particular interest to
the man with an economical turn Of
mind Is the sale OF Trousers. Hundreds
Of pairs OF Trousers in all materials.
shades and sizes are to be found on
their tables. To AFFORD convenient
selection, they have been divided into
four lots. priced as follows: n.%. SS.
S3l5 and 1893.
Examine your wardrobe-perhaps
YOU have coat that 10 nearly new
which you have discarded because the
Trousers were worn. Come to this sale
you'll have no trouble in matching II
and will thus have what 10 practically
a new suit at less than the usual cost
, OF the trousers alone.
Make a note OF the name and address
-Friediander Brothers. ga Ninth street
beneft OF remarkable economies. s.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
DECEMBER ARGOSY
ABSORBING ISSUE
Complete Novel, Four Serials, and
Short Stories Interesting.

Thanks to the B. r. t." a stirring
novel complete. by Stephen Brandish.
author of His Mad Move on the
Movies" The Name OF Martin Hon.
man." and other absorbing tales, is one
OF the features OF the December Argosy.
on sale today.
Besides this complete novel there are
four serial stories included in the Issue.
THE Gilden Trap" having Its begin
ming In the volume. and the continua-
tions OF Daring the Danger Zone. .
The Motive" and His Isle OF
Refuge
Six Short Stories and the Log Book
make up the Issue. The short stories
are When New York Rocked" by
Keene Thompson; "a Christmas Men
ace." by Helen A. Holden: THE Brute
the Lady and l." by Edwin C. Dicken-
son; Reindeer on the Roof" by John
Ivers Lawrence: Babes on Broad
way" by Ben Duncan, and "Ths
Search for Sallie." by Neil Moran.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
PROTESTS AWARD OF
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS
Daniel B. ,Bensigner Files Letter
With District Commissioners.

Protest against the acceptance OF
bid Of the Brockway Motor Truck Com
pany for two one and one-haif ton
trucks furnished the District At S'bOo
was filed with the District Commission-
ers yesterday by the Commercial ear-
age
In a letter, to the. board Daniel b.
Bensinger, secretary-treasurer OF the
garage company. states that the bio OF
the Republic Motor Truck Company
was the lowest and asks for nearing.
The Commissioners announced TO-DAY
the acceptance Of the following bidB
for motor vehicles: .7b0-pound truck,
Harper Overland Company. $50; I6o.
pound truck chassis. Harper Overland
Company, $500; f.000-pound passenger
carrying truck. Lippard-stewart Motor
Car Company, t.44s: three two.passen- :
ger roadsters, Harper-Overland Com-
pany. s1.iS5: three five-passenger tour
ing cars, Harper Overland Company
t2,0S5; seven passenger automop,ie.
Chester Henry Warrington, Chanoier
type. 81, 100.
Guides Annual Flower Show
starts today. Everybody r. invited.
Open until . p. m. 1914 # St.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
WILL PUSH
COAL INVESTIGATION
Department Of Justice Agents
Also Look Into Cold Storage
Situation.

Agents OF the Department OF Justice
are pressing the investigations Into the
rise in coal prices and prices OF food
stuffs in various cities and the In
from some of them are about ready.
Investigators OF the department who
are busy in Philadelphia expect to for
ward their findings to Washington In
Chicago is busy and is keeping the de-
partment advised OF the progress he Ia
making.
In the course OF their inquiries into
the boosting Of prices. the agents OF
the department will look into the cold
storage business and find out the facts
as TO the huge quantities Of supplies
In such establishments.
1t Is declared the department is de-
termined to find the real cause OF ex-
allied prices and II II can get evidence
OF conspiracy under the antitrust laws
II will prosecute vigorously.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
COMMUNITY WORK
OF WILSON GROWS
School Extension Excites Inter-
est Throughout Country.
Local Experiment Unique.

Inquiries for information regarding
the work Of the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center School work are being
received from various sections of the
country by Mrs Ida e. Kebier. princi-
pal OF the school and president of the
Parent-Teacher Association OF the COM
munity.
The work is growing rapidly. many OF
the original classes having been divided
into two or more sections. The local
school Is different from any other
school In the country, those In charge
believe. II has gone from educational
work to community work. while the OPP
posite is true OF most OF the so-called
community schools.
Spanish Classes Popular.
Gymnasium work has been divided
into two classes because OF the large
number in the first group. Tho second
class meets tomorrow. Spanish has be-
come popular, nine classes now being
organized. The tenth will be completed
tomorrow, after which no further regis
trations are to be accepted in this sub
ject.
The class in parliamentary law is now
full to Its capacity. and tho English
class Ia nearly so. II is necessary to
organize hnOtner Class III library netn-
ods tomorrow. as the first will no longer
accommodate the number OF pupils.
Only ,five more can be entered In the
second class.
The outdoor cooking class that was
originally organized for boys has had
several applicants from among the
grown-ups.
Interest in Cooking.
The boys class Is evincing consider
able interest in the subject and many
requests for admission from boys and
girls In other than the school where
the idea originated are received daily
A class has been completed at the
Johnson School. but John r. Gibson
the teacher. cannot find time to devote
to more than one class at present.
Parents. enthusiastic over the reports
OF their children. are trying to Join the
youngsters class In order to enjoy the
outdoors, but as yet no provision car
be made for them. The outdoor cook.
ing idea In said to be spreading ia
many school In all section of the city
The only reason that many OF then
are not formed is that no suitable
teacher can be found.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
CONCERT TO-DAY
By the u. s. Soldiers Home Band
Orchestra, Stanley Hall, at
$50 p. M.

John s. N. zrMMERMANN director.
March. "The Emperor's Bodyguard"
Meinicke
(Requested.)
Overture, THE Feast OF lanterns
Robinson
Entr' kcte--
(a) "a Scotch Lullabye". .. Kunits
(b) Dreaming ...Richard Strauss
Selection. Pom Pom" Felix
Lunstics" ...0.......,........ Allen
Valse Hesitation. "Perdita". Mckee
Popular songs
(a) my Grandfather's Girl"
Dillon
(b) Love Files Everywhere"
Parenteau
Finale. "Creole Bellies" "........ .Lampe
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Sale of Gibson Building
Is Authorized by Court

The sale OF the Gibson building,
Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street northwest. to William E.
Thomas for $4,000, was authorized
yesterday by Justice Stafford.
The property is involved In IitiGa-
tion brought by Bertha w. Hudson
and others against Margaret p. Glib
son and others.
ney William c. Sullivan. @. w. r.
EwartZell, and the Union Trust Com
pany, trustees of the property.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Courts Action Will Save
$467, 100000 to u. S.

The saving by the Government OF
s467, 10000 Is declared TO be the result
Appeals yesterday in affirming the lower
court holding the Department Of the
Interior has authority to appraise coal
lands In Montana and other Western
States, and is not bound to sell at the
minimum price Of from $40 to $40 an
acre. as fixed by law. 4
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Gas Victim Improved.

THOMAS O'Keefe, saIoonkeeper,
thirty-eight years old, who was found
partially overcome by illuminating gas
in his room at sos Pennsylvania avenue
northwest late Monday afternoon. has
completely recovered from the effects
Of the poison. 1t is thought the wind
blew the gas light out while he slept
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
ITEMS OF. INTEREST
|. IN AND ABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing.
ton and Washinutonlans
.Tersely Told.


fled the passers-by
: !: ! J ! !. ! !. !:
on the Avenue, near -. 49,
Seventh streetfat a
time when be ca
street was the most A
crowded. 0N
Two oliice- SJUj
men. surpr 10 e d. l&XM N
reached for theird k-M~ M
guns and started n %-aA l.N
gingerly in the gen. Wy TO
eral direction OF the -S
sounds.
Pedestrians paused, torn between Q
desire to see bloodshed and desire t.
seek safety.
Another seemingly unusual loud
vicious report snapped out.
Unable to restrain their curiosity
longer, a small but growing crowd rush
ed around the corner en- masse. Just ai
they passed from the protection OF th'
building on the corner-Bang!
They ducked and returned whence the,
came. Finally one OF the more reck
less peered around the corner, expect
ing TO see a shambles resembling
trench attack in Europe.
What he saw brought dire maledic'
tions on the head OF well l-known De
troiter. for perspiring and swearins
stood a man trying to crank recaici
trant flivver.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Reports Theft of Bank.

Alexander wrlghtmatin, pupil at St.
Adams Cathedral School, has complain
ed to the police that there has been
stolen from his room at the school a
savings bank. containing between $40 and
slB; and a mans open-faced silver
watch. valued at $50. and a pair OF
white wooden pants.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Addresses Jewish Women.

Judge J. w. Latimer, of the Juvenile
Court, was the principal speaker at a
session of the Council of Jewish Women,
IN Eighth Street Temple, yesterday af-
ternoon. Maternal Mortality" was the
title of paper read by DIR: Grace n:
Prophet Joel" A musical program fol-
lowed the addreaaes.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
BiologicaI Society to Meet.

The Biological Society OF Washington
will meet Saturday evening at s o'clock.
in the lecture hall of the Cosmos Club.
Forests of Panama" illustrated with
M:' tier. Scientific Photosraphy in in the
study OF Insects" illustrated with stere-
opticon Views. will be delivered by ]. II.
Paine.