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The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
fourth BABY PLAGUE
CASE FOUND in week
Increase in Mortality from Infantile
Paralysis Not Explained.

Another case Of infantile paralysis was
reported yesterday. The patient months
olo Is Clayborn B. Washington, 1914 l-2
seventh street northwest coIored,
This makes total Of four for the
week which is greater than that of any
week In September. In New York ana
increased.
Explanations of this renewal ~ +b.
scourge does not pass beyond con-
lecture. DR.. w. c. Woodward, District
neaIth of1cer, last night said he thought
tnHt perhaps the increase in the number
OF cases might be due to the fact that
with the approach OF winter there are
more people coming to Washington from
lnfected districts. He said that increase
mere does not altogether explode the
tneory that the disease is less frequent
IN cold weather, because Washington ia
center of transient population The
health officer said physicians are no
nearer solution Of the problem than
before and that there was a grave
question as to the efficacy of quarantine
regulations as observed in New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other in
fected districts.
While do not say that the quarantine
methods which have been adopted are
responsible for the continued existence
0 oScose' SAID Dr. WOODWARD, 1T
little"
The mortality rate from the disease
IN the past month has been unusually
hisn' ranging from % 70 Is per cent In
quarantined districts DR.. Woodward
believes this high death rate may be
due to the fact that physicians and
parents fail to report slight cases which
causes the mortality rate to remain high
and non-representative.
New York. Oct. 6.-Dr. E. c. Resnow,
OF the Mayo Hospital, at Rochester,
Minn.' has reported the results Of ex-
periments conducted on lower animals
IN which 1t was discovered that a
peculiar germ found in small abscesses
OF tonsils and adenoids OF victims OF
infantile paralysis. when injected into
animals, produced a disease similar to
infantile paralysis.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
ORVILLE WRIGHT GIVES
PATENTS TO ENGLAND

CBy the International News Service,
London, Oct. 6.-The Evening News an
nounced this Afternoon that OrvilIe
Wright, the American inventor of the
aeroplane. has presented all his aero
plane patents to Great Britain.
New York, Oct. 6.-Oficials OF the
Aero Club Of America expressed no sur
prise this afternoon over the London
dispatch stating OrvilIe Wright had pre-
sented his aeroplane patents to Great
Britain.
Recent publications in a paper de-
voted to aeronautics indicated that the
patents were to be presented to an
European power.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
MArTaree N. Daly. 10 year,, 1lls sth st. NV.
Magic Fsrran, 70 ProTidence Hospital
Jane P. Bussy. n n D st. ne
Msrgnst 2. Applsby, 60, I5B Buchanan 81. nv.
Dorothy Wstzer, n II Rock Greek Church road
Frahcts J. Kuhnert. 2. ms D t. se.
FGnnie Gamer, q. Geo waShtnRton Hoxptt.I
=. Howard Harrison, 3, tuberculosis Hospital.
Catherine A. Coates. L. 80 5th It NV.
Infant Of George W. and Emma Young. . aars
lE5 o St ne.
CoLORED.
Perry Adams, % years. Proridsncs Hospdtal
George q Mars, 60. 5l2 g St Sc.
Eliza Watson, IS. 3l2 MIners St n.
Lola Thomas, "a. tuberculosis Hospital.
Solomon Bailey, 5. lo6 D st. sv,
Ffanees Blac1ord. II, Garfield Hospttal
Lnfant Of Daniel and Irene Cupid. days, Casualty
Hospital.
ElIA YsrEzn, tays l4D First St NV
, infant twins Harry and Bertha Coltrane, s hours
Columbia Hospital
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
RINGS UP FOUR FARES
WHEN REFUSED CHANGE

Ting! Ting! Tingl Ting!
'Therel guess that 20 cents won't dc
you no good"
Euphrasta, q colored girl, working In
the ofrice Of DR.. N. W. Shefrernan, on
Eleventh street, claimed she had given
the conductor a quarter when she board
ed an F street car to go on an errand
Yesterday, and he alleged he received
but a nickle and refused to come across
change.
The girl transferred at Ninth and F
streets, and as the car approached her
corner, losing hope of ever getting the
two dimes, she grabbed the register cord
and rang up four fares. The conductor
called the traffic policeman, but he re-
fused to arrest the girl
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
CONGRESS TO BE ASKED
FOR new PARK SITES
Board Of Trade Committee Framing
Its Recommendations.

A budget OF recommendations for the
Improvement Of existing parks and play
grounds and liberal appropriations for the
purchase OF new park cites will be pre-
sented TO Congress at the forthcoming
session, according to plans made by the
Parks and Reservations Committee OF the
Board Of Trade yesterday.
The organization. through its commit
tee, proposes TO renew its request that
the Dean tract Of land at Florida ave
nue. and Columbia road. and the Pstter-
son tract adjacent to Gallsudet College.
be acquired by the District. Both tracts
OF land are admirably adapted to park
purposes and can be purchased at IA
vorable figures An appropriation for
these projects was incorporated IN the
last District bill, but WAS stricken out
by the conferees.
Liberal appropriations for the pur-
chase Of land in the Rock Creek valley
for the extension Of Parkway 70 Po-
tomac Park will be urged.
Another improvement advocated Ia the
extension Of the An1costis driveway
south along the west bank Of the Ana
costa River TO the War College, thence
by the most feasible route 70 Potomac
Park
The purchase Of land and improve
ment in the Piney Branch section, east
Of the Sixteenth Street Bridge. and the
taking OF strips OF land on the north
and south sides OF the Q street extcn-
sions into Georgetown, with a roadway
along the south line Of Oak Hill Cemetery
grounds TO R street for park purposes.
Will be other measures recommended 10
Congress.
The committee will meet again Thurs
day, October u, at AIS o'clock, when the
annual report will be adopted.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
BLOOMINGDALE WINS
PLAYGROUND TITLE

By beating Georgetown yesterday by a
score OF to l, the team representing the
Bloomingdale playground won the cham
pionship Of the Western division of the
Playground Baseball League.
The city championship games will be
played next week-Monday, Wednesday
and Friday-on the Gallinger diamond.
The BloomIngdale team Will play the win
ners Of the Eastern division, the New
York avenue team.
ODDS favor the New York avenue team
to win, but the contest is certain to be
close, each team playing good ball all
season.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITT.

WHITE.
William q. and Jane West, girl.
JCssph J. and Lillian NJ PanholBer, Eid,
Bernard A. and Hssel K Kobsr, grl
John D. and LiIIio NJ. Hall. bog.
Clarence W, and Pearl G. Ohm, bog.
Thomas and Ida Haislup, boy.
Arthur G. and Lottis M. Turner. boy.
Leroy B. and George NJ. FuEtt, boy.
Philip L and Agnes Roachs, boy.
Edward and Bertha D. Kaufman, bog.
Gsorgs 7. and Marquette Ross, Eirl.
John J. and Julia Carey, boy.
Wilford and Glsnnis Thompson, bog.
NicklIs 7. and Margaret F. Western. dri.
Edgar A and Otinia A. Hur1ley, rirI.
George and Lola Elerbrook, boy.
William z and Anna B. Eccard, boz,
COLORnJ,
William J. and Mamie Grew, EirL
John and Mary z. Smith, Etrl.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
DRIVE In EAST COSTS
RUSSIA | l,250,000 MEN

(By the International News Service1
Berlin (via Sayville), Oct 6-Russia's 5
casualties up to date in the great Of
fensive which opened last June are l.
$4,000. 1t was claimed by the Overseas
News Agency this afternoon.
This agency estimates Russia's losses
In the first two years OF the war at
6,oooooO men, not counting the recovered
wounded who returned to the front
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
OTHER TEMPERATURES.

Russia, in its present Caucasus cam
paign has penetrated farther into Asiatic
Turkey than ever before, the previous
high-water mark having been Baikurt, re-
Gently passed. which marked high tide in
the smashing Muscovite invasion Of 1873.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
M'AD0o TO GO ON TOUR.

Treasury Chief to Accompany Farm
Loan Board.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo an
nounced yesterday that he would accom-
pany the farm loan board on a tour in
the Middle Atlantic States, to hold hear
ings for mapping out farm bank districts.
Mr.. McAdoo said hearings would be
held in Trenton, n. j., October IS; Har-
risburG, Pa. October II, and Baltimore,
October IS
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
MILK PRODUCERS Begin
Big CAMPAIGN TODAY
Leaders in Fight to Address Virginia
and Maryland Meetings.

Opening guns in the battle Of the milk
producers in the territory supplying
Washington for better prices will be fired
simultaneously at producers meetings in
Frederick. Md, and Manassas, Va, this
afternoon by speakers representing the
MarylandVirginia Milk Producers As
ISOLATION. The speakers will be F Z.
Bowman. of Remington, Va, and Judson
c. Welliver. Of this city, members Of the
associations executive committee.
Orhcers Of the Frederick County Dairy
Association wrote Mr.. Welliver Of their
interest in the plan for a proposed mu-
nicipal or cooperative dairy in Washing
ton, and invited him TO speak at their
meeting similar invitation was re-
ceived from the milk producers of Man
assas and Mr.. Bowman was selected to
address them.
The speakers will review the activities
of Chicago and New York producers in
their recent campaigns and tell OF the
plan to establish in connection with a
central distribution plant, a cooperative
buying organization through which farm
ers could obtain supplies at a material
saving. Volunteers will be asked to
carry on the work Of forming county or
Eanizattons.
Y. f. Booker, business manager of the
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Asso-
citation, said that keen interest is being
manifested by dairymen Of both Mary
land and Virginia in the project, and
scores OF letters are being received from
farmers asking full information.
The association yesterday began the
organization OF the milk producers into
divisions, so that they may keep in touch
with the needs of each district and re-
port to the central body. This step was
agreed upon at the meeting held in the
Munsey Building on Thursday.
Successful experiments with cotton
growing have beeD carried m IN the
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Australia avoids orphan asylums by
sending parentless children to private
families, which are paid for their care
until they reach the age of Il years
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Eastern Pennsylyania-Fsir. slightly cooler satur-
day. Sunday fair; gentle shifting winds
For Virginia-Fair Saturday, slightly cooler In
north portion. Sunday fair; gentle shifting winds.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Aluminium shapes to At all parts of the
human body, pierced with channels for
not or cold water circulation. have been
invented by Viennese surgeon for use
as surgical congresses.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

An anonymous Frenchman has offered
a $4,000 prize for the mechanical appsra-
tus that will best supply the place Of a
missing human hand.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
LOCAL TEMPERATURE,
Highest. 81; lowest, 90.

Relative humidity-s a. m. %; 2 D. m. So; s
p. m. 81. Rainfall ts 3. m. to p. M, O. Hours
Of sunshine 81. Per cent Of possible sunshine. 50.
Temperature same date last year-Highest. G.:
lowest, 70.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
KENSINGToN RAILWAY.

Chevy Chase cars pass main entrance
Zoo and Country Clubs-connsct at
Lake with Kensington line
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
U. S. Treasury Statement.

Condition Of the Treasury at close Of
business yesterday:
Net balance in general fund, s173, $50 47s;
total ordinary receipts yesterday, s2Ol2, =
s15; total ordinary payments yesterday
81, 265, $50.
The deficit this fiscal year is 81, 452, ,oe9
against a deficit of $50, ,l67. .o3S last year
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Revenue receipts for this nscal year up
to the close Of business October 5, s9s,-
SS7, ,so65S; revenue receipts for the cor
responding period last year. Sl65, ,9I9, ,s36 "A
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business October
5, s24S 5g7. 1914: ordinary disbursements
for the corresponding period last year,
Sl9S, ,S9S, ,7s1.T 10
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Successful experiments with cotton
growing have been carried on in the
Canal Zone by a North Carolina man
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Miss Costello C. McNamara, OF First
street southeast who has been employed
in local theatrical orchestra, will Join a
women's orchestra conducted by Rita
Mario in New York next week.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

sons will hold ladies' night Monday
October. ., at s o'clock. This club con-
sists of employees of the Washington
Navy Yard and number 400. The Ladies'
Auxiliary will furnish the entertain
mcnt.. The Fraternal Band viii be
present. President E. C. Ford will
preside.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
Purely Personal

Miss Carrie Bailey, of the Commission
ers' Office, of the District Building, is In
Atlantic City on leave. She will return
Monday.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Thomas ]. Mcintyre, OF C street south
east, has been transferred to the Gus
toms service at Rhode Island and will
leave for Providence within few weeks
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

James F. Moore, Of Boston, has been
spending the past fortnight at the Cap
ttal, interesting government employees
who are residents of Massachusetts,. in
the urgency for voting in November.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

Madame Mountford, lecturer on the
Holy Land, has returned to Washington
from Atlantic City, where she has been
for three months.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

ton will hold a field meeting Sunday
afternoon at Shaw's Ponds, KenfI-
worth, D. c. The aquarium plants
propagated at the ponds will be the
principal objects of interest. Cars
for Kenilworth leave New York
avenue and Fifteenth street at 1:47
and 2:07 O'Clock.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
Estan exportando hari-
Molina para los Edos.
Unidos, de Mexico
TeIeqrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

EAGLE PASS, Febrero 7.-Ayer
llegaron I Ia vecina ciudad de Pie
dras Negras sesenta Y cinco carros
cargados . harinolina, procedentes
de Gomez Palacio, Dgo. Hoy sera
t~rasportada esa m~ercancia q esta ciG-
dad, de donde saldra para e. puntO de
su destino, Houston. Tex, por ell fe-
~rrocarriI Southern Pacific. Es Ia
primera OCCASION en- que viene harino-
lima de Mexico Il los Estados Unidos.
pues antes siempre utilizahan ALI csc
articulo para Ia aIimentaci6n del 81"
nado vacuno, Y Sc cree que como
ahora va 70 eyiste csc ganado en- el
pals vecino, reSulta inutil ALA Ia IN
rinoliua.
La Compania minera de PeHoles
tiene en- estos momentos un tren COM
pueSto de una locomotora Y veinte
carros. que va Il u"tilizar en- el tras-
porte de carbon i u minaS Y eli IA
extraction de metales para este pals.
Dentro de POGO tempo Ia misma com
Dania enviara 4 Mexico otroS trcncs
comHuestos de dos locomotoras y o.
chenta carroS con ell mismo fin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
CsTASTROFE FERR0CARRiLTR@
SGRRic IA VIA ptRIS-CNLiES.
Sersicin especial para ~ pRENsl.

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nan '1','"''' ) ,'"'
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- !' ~ -,
p,ri.-ro1,i.
- presume Que 81 ntImrro de- Ne
lina> Pu"drn ser aun mayor. per,
''."> N" p'i''i'h rHcedrr' hado ei r.
."''''' H"' - Ia 'lr'''o or los P"9a-
,,c,s 80, h,, .f.Ia ,.f.fn,as J"r n..
dent. sol muiprc5. Entire los hnridos
- "~nru"nira Nile. Lowell. "nf"rmera
''' IA '''"" h"ja'
>'''> ''"''> "~'>I'''' Or
..''"' '''"'''. 81" -'"' ','"li''o "'
f., u,,..,, n,n,.na. , -
firo Dor ,,>la rula labia siIo Ms
prnjido iurantr al.in tempo.
Entire los viaieroS del trrn drsra-
rrjiaio - rurontrabau numcrosos
>,.Iado> que viaiaban con liceacia.
p"ro ~nin2uno de elloS resull6 hcrido.
f-.,,l 80. .,-.u.-. l. F.r.:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
LA EXPEDITION Ford.
Vlene de la pagiss l.

SidcIacion por los pacif!staS, para que
los soldadoS salieran de las trinchera5
antes de Navidad, sin que jamas vo!-
vieian a elias!
10 a. m.-Visita al Palacio Mum
cipal de Ia ciudad Co~penhague). Qus
sc considera como uno de los mas
hermosos de Europa.
lp. m.-Visita I Ia casa Clyptothec
don,le eXiste una collection de escu.-
turas antiguas Y modernas, Tornado
por cI Dr.. Carl Jacobsen. e. mu-
SEQ coatienc Ia mejor collection De
escu.turas egipcias = romanaS y las
mas modernas producciones de &rti-
taS franccses. FL edificio es ur pol-
rento de arquitectura, appointments
en- 81 parte interior.
81. m.-Asistencia a una conferer-
cia de c~studianteS. en- Ia que hablar:j
un professor renomDrado. sobre mate
.iaS mercanti.es.
: p. m.-Recepcion N Ia rcsideu-
cia ie Mr.. Vagn Jacobsen. ei gr&a
artista de Escandinavia. hijo de Ga.
jacobsen. el fundador del museo CIil
to,hcc. Sc admite solo q los micm-
bros que tengan invitaciones esp
ciaies.
Tai Is Ia corma en- que han trah,
jado los expeticionmios pacifistas. :
&unquc sc Gaban Ia gran vida. los pc
Ii6di.os de Dinamarca comcazarom 3,
aplicar.ea los cpitctos mas sarcaS
eos. haSJa quo Maurice Francis Egal
e! Ministro americana. .gyo que III
tervenir para que cesaraH csos ag"-
ques, con objeto de SaIyar eli jltim5
resto dc reputation que pudiera que
darle 4 los Estados Unidos en- Euro.
pa. Y aunque obro de una mancra ey-
tra-oficia!. pudo conseguir cue l..
prensa cesara en- sus diatribas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
Fue robado I'M sacerdo
te cat6iico en- Ia Gu
dad de Chicago

CHICAGO. Fcbrero Ell Rev.
James Burke, de Ia Iglesia CatoIlca
Romano de St. David, dej6 a]ntenoche
ia ASA parroquial, obedeciendo i I'LL
.clefonema que Sc lie puso para que
fucra 4 administrar ID eXtremaun-
ci6n a una persona que estaba mu,
ricndo. Fl saccrdote no encontT0
aingun muribundo; pcro durante s.
ausencia dos ladrones e~ntraron Ell Ii
casa y apuntandole con Il pisto.@
Il cue In cuidaba. cogieron dos saco:
rue contenian S225 de las cOntribu-
clones o limosnas de II iglesia, Y es-
.uparon con clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
Van a fundar un nuevO
temple catoIico en-
FaIfurrias, Texas

FA.LFURRIAS, Tex, FebrerO T.
Han comcnzado los trabajos para II
fundaci6n de un nuevo temple catoli-
co que Sc levantara 5ajo los auspi-
clos de Ia Congregation catolica anne
ricana de Falfurr;as. Los trabajo5
serau lievados 4 su completa termi-
nacion, tan pronto como ell material
maya sido recibido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
In ladron pone una tra1
pa para hacer di:pa-
rar Ina pistola

BEAUMONT, Tex, Febrero En-
una trampa puesta por un IaGr6n,
quien habia tratado de robarle, cayo
aver en- Ia manana Jesus Garcia, {
p AMOS de edad Y gerente de I
cantina en- Voth, como q ocho mi
de aqui, pcrdiendo Ia vida.
FL ladr6n coloc6 una ~pistola, :
tai manera que pudiera disPara |
abrir Ia puerta de Ia cantina, ea,
efectivamente sucedi6. Garcia a)rO
confiadamente Ia puerta Y cuatr5 BIZ
las Sc alojaroa en- su abdomen. u
do Embellishments Ia policia : O.
rido fue llevado al Hospital dc
locaIidad, donde murio dos horas
pu6s. Garcia deja una viuda y
pequelo nino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-08
La plaza dr. Durango rS!a compile
lament: Sitiada.


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ff,I, nnr L.. ,nIi.,rr,nriStas ,nip-
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,u''"I'a''S'a> al il'''''o 'e Fail'l>'"
,,r J.. do..,I,h..n. ana Hmm .,,rriLo
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POESJiS-

pras.as Re Antonio Plaza D,
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