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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

i9 auf ibre 8etanntl9oft f0rmlifJ
erpi4t mar. Menn iie nun cine ale
Sungfer, cine GroBmutter i'm peiBen
6aar, bielleidt gar Elm WlanH. Elm
&od, oas Sool, bem i'd meinen Dorges
faBten 8eruf eeopfert battle
so poate @eipibbeit uno erfan
cine Gift. S9idte cine Ip0ttiI9e &ri.
tit oes lebten &ii9enoettels auf baa
qoitomt unb unterf9rRb nit einem
pIeubonDrn. @eiI6eubIau, bieB es.
Dritien Tag Idon mar Die 2lntipOri
an @eil9enblou ouf Der ReOattion
Da icb Ielber bieIer @eildenblau mar,
rib i'd ben Brief baitig auf uno bieli
cine - Ginlaoung gum UliiiaseKeu
in 6dnben. ugDer Gie-ou4 iein mo-
gen, sic baben @eiit. 9arum iina
sic SOnntdg IL llbr gum 1aittags
ellen pillfommen Bel e..
Hiebelmaun,
profeKor Der Gbemie.
0drtenltrdbe 8.
gllTo ausgere4net elm Gbemiepro.
feTor mar mein gBioerIafer unO Sel.
fer, ipar Der @erfaFer Der t0fliten
Speile3ettel, aarten uuo 8riefes llns
finnI Sb bergli4 Die SanoT9rift.
ten 91un, bem 6errn proFeHor tonnt,
ge9olfen peroen. Der iolte 9(uesr
MAIDEN. Gonntag Wlittas I4sute id
in Der GortenItrabe bel gfie6elmanr
unb ipur0e in ben Salon gefilbrt, pr
i9 3eit bate, meinen gutiibenoen
lleberrod i'm Spiegel ou muitern.
Der Serr profeHor laHeu bitten!4
SD frat ins Stu0io. Sin Mann
itanO am Sdrsibtiid, fab mid Itous
neno an. brad IN lauteS 2a4en aug
unb fblug Die 9dnbe iiber ben Gopi
5ufammen.
.2llfo 70 Tebt er aus, bein 8rotgebei
uno Diosrfahsrl 6ababal" Sd tpai
ebenIo Derlegen iDIe piiteno, ipuroe abs
tpe9ielno bIei9 uno rot, riidte am
&raeen unb fanb fbIieBIih MOrte.
sd peiB niat. OBJ i'd bier re6i
bin. SD =. q"
Isle iino f6on redt, mein Better.
Der profefor lam f9nea ouf mid gu
unO ooe mid ins 3immer.
.,@a, Gdlinoel, lit Dein 9d9er!"
SD fab cine junge, i90ne Dame am
GenIter. Gle mar iportlos unb ber'
lesen iUie i'd.
nDas 1T bic Re3eptlhrei6erin, meir
iperter Serr. @or 0pei Gtunoen bal
iie mir oles seitanoen. Sie ma9i
nit mir, mas iie min. Ul0ge es Sbneu
beFer ereebenl gu 1ii4 jebt!"
gei 3il6 fan0 id, DAB Der alts
6err ebenio treFfli4 mar ipie feline
gDeine. Die 3o9ier aber ma9te gang
unb gar ni9t, pas Iie poIlte, IonOerr
ipor rs9t f9peigiam. beinabe abDts
ienb gegen mid, big bos sis eebro,
den mar unb Der Geft In ben &elGen
f6dunte.
Sd leiItete Dem famoIeu 2llten Biz
gum abenb GJeIenT9aft. Tpra6 BALD
ipieber i'm 6auie Dor uno BAT um
einen neuen Riden3ettel. Gs itelts
Tid beraus. bob 5rduIein STE uuS
i9 chamber i'm mluli3ieren nod beHer
peritonoen ols in Der &ontunIi.
Da triegte i6 iiber 5rdumen unt
Gag, fpie oas 70 tommt, einen neueu
@erleoer, Der ni6ts bon &i9en5etteln
ipiKen polie. lin Grdulcin SIle ea
IbOnenb bei3ubrineen, Dab man i'm
@lotte olf ibre DienIte Der5i9te, trua
ib ibr gIeiH5eitig Elm onoeres Gnga,
cement an. gluf 9ebens5sit. Dies
mol betam ih bic 2lnttport miinOli4,
isbr miinDlic6 fogar.
mproiit, meine Serri9afteu. 9lui
ben stiiden0ettell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Serr (5um neucn 3immermdohen) /:
w2lber, 2[lma, tpie t0nnen Gle nur eins
treten obne on8utlopfen9"
nQlntlopfen9 2ld, Der5eiben Gle,
i9 poIIte Sie nidt it5renl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Sine Dame, bic peit orauben in
elmer @iaa Dobnte, ipuroe pl0bli4
tront uno rief telepboniIt6 ibren 9lr5t.
Sie Bat Jpn um Gntf9uloigpng, oaB
iie ibn Deranlafen miiBte, einen 10 ipeis
ten @eg nm ibretpillen II MAIDEN.
80, bas tut ni9ts" erpiOerte Der
Dottor frcunOIid. n3ufdaig babe i4
nod cine patieutin in Der @egen0 uno
fam oo6er 5pei 5Iiegen nit elmer
4lappe f9losen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

geb no6 ser ncucu ms gett uno
iteb' nod ser olten onfl~
9efenntniB. ug9ie gc6t es
0eun S6rer 6rau @ema6ln2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Gin 2 dIenlmer.-n9lu mic
Gcbt'S oenn Dir nit ser neiten 3eit2
Oh marit ooGb immer elm 2ongidld-
ferl~ o@on0 ouSge0ei6net. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Ioqcn 6o6e id feen mormes Giieu in
sen 2ei6 gefrieat 2uoe id mare
i'm Stanoe, me 0}iaiondrin BLOB
un'S @elo 5u 5eirai6enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

80, 0ie 6at Se6niudt nod i6rem
5meiten 0attcn.~ ,Q9ie Sie
iino i6on i6r oriiter Q}an2"
n9fein ~ Der erltel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

m ltutcriton6. Gu
8riec Ia mib oir iaeen, BET Sed
blatt uou Den Fieiab, no on mir jcT
iaeuti bait Is mid DEFENDERS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

@on ser TeIbfI9e.
&Dnnen sic mir eiuen CAB nit
.@ulaI9tanoue" fagen9 g}a9
Sb CLAUDE, @ulal9 Tam obne
paprita ni4t redt ibmedenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

1Cet iolI BEL 2iebescigorrcn borfom-
men, ullno Die GnIaae Is oob
mid bcionoers. uSnb' idj ood je.
nnoeu.@ pglber Gems Is oran jana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Gene mobro Or
n ~So2 9sot oenn2~ II
oGe giebenliitl0
Eroitloie gage. rSeit adt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
j. S. TO HELP IN
GASOLINE PROBE
BEGUN BY STATE
Federal Trade Commission
Agent to Cooperate With
0kIahOmanS.

Preliminary arrangement. mr prob.
n th, ,ttum., generals office into th,
lfn rr'c" u' r,solu. are We'll under
ua.. ar,wdiup ro announcement, Thur.
Dn, by john % Harrison. os-isIan, at.
rnun,y general So definite u,tior viii
10, taken. hr stated. until tho return of
Attorney G-u'isI T. Freezing
John " 'phtrr,. representing he
federal trade commission which 10 now
engaged in nationwide iu,c-tlgRtion of
.bsuliur prices ~ m oklahoma Guy HuI
Nlil cooperate viA state official m
i''ir investigation lir we. IN confer
'H.' rhu,j1. with IudL" Uairi.on
Nj tIphtrrr lls been 100 uklthomt
'.. uwn time IT, n'a mad" thorough
intru.tI0H OF condition. r th, MIH.
Continent ul U"li with particular fr'-
r,u.. in tho cost o' pfudurnE t'n.
IU, uui lIs r1Ihcr,d much data Nhi.u
VIII De- of assistance 10 the state
The federal trade commission haG been
'asba,i lu itz u,cstigitinu tor ,,,.
'ral Vc'ka hui su ~. n hps dcyclul,
HothInr material 4 copy NJ the IRE
lmupry report ~ i's work was received
Ht the corporation commission rhufg-
.N.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

WANTED ON FORGERY CUNnGt
Van " Williams Vnt stfyst,d ThWsi1,
morning h, Ofn,,ts \ \ Gufduu md
Lo, JugsVrll nu Information received
tt,w blanchard utt where hr .
wanted 60 wuc "a charge ui iurg"r,
SEED JEt SUEES uINN TIr Local
members uf coo. oklahoma cotton s..I
JwHH'rs Har..piiru HTr planning .uf
tp,f uir iu tho pnuwl state ,uu,ru.
nuu uHIgh vIl b.. hold NAV 2...i 4
N.l,n. rBIk
COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSING yin
ug ,,rfyls,s ato t,luT held among tH.
U.W month schools of Oklahoma roun
N \ frN oi the Districts which hs,,
ull torn .,hools tr, preparing inf thv
iHh examinations
TMuurE no KEtu m, district
courts and all of the offices In N, ruuf'
house closed at noon In honor NJ the
nl'muf, ui John Wcsh. former under.
.',rn Who di,d st Mineral Wells rr,,
Du Sunday riEhi
TRAFFIC urN GATHER rlan, Iof
The ur,i regular monthly meeting NJ ths
uklehrmB JiN Tnfnr association ur
Ma, "a vure mnu, pt meeting ui ih.
.ssu,iniiuu.a executive committee Thu
N.' uuUu in IN, Sklrin hoiri m. NH.
iN. u'.i r,gu'Bf stsrwblinE NJ 'hr urv
committee riy,tri Ht ihs isst mr,iNs
.'h' u.su,Hiinu uu \pfil 1n
Nru mNEU Nur uElu..lr.
s,nHaNlr Bt,|d d.W wac the verdict ut
Nuhrtt IS M,upiu Justice e ueaUr
Hiri tvn.daN inquest into IN, knlinF
'r AJri "a NJ Nffcd l.,I jakr Atsrs
I'D ht Hn autumHhii driven h T. e.
sb. The rfuhr ended Weine-ia, az
'tronn after numhyf 1i witnesses hsd
been summoned 'n irsilh Ne tu thr speed
of the ,sf and tho circumstances ni The
accident
rrNSN CARNIVAL PLANNED rhv
SUNDAY school W NJ first Christian
.iu1.H HnruIn..a o. rrnrr ctfni,n Do
fu if hold IN ih, basement NJ The church
IfHat evening rHm 1n nnil ~ nrln.s
rlr proceeds afr iu bs used frf nsN
equipment fuf ib, pflmsN and iunluf
i.f Hf'mrri. There uNl D. plenty ~ at
1ri FHui thine
TrfAgtril1 NIEigNs Iniioeine the
discovery ~ alleged irregularities in ihs
n'N., Hf IS B. ilnfirsHn ,pnnr irsasHist
W h'utN.h.t Uuini. hr hsa ftsIdnrd
fnd W luun h. i,ruN appointed
" .".... h'u according tu ifri Taft.
NtH slot. 's'mH.. HnI inspector 4
'hHmiH'..u u IHr ku.Ut,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

,Iue, vr hn,, NOT ps rt,r developed
'ir t'ufr organ with which 80 observe
N.' wbH ih" statement of Irving \ coop.
Uf. national lecturer for the Th,psophlr,l
Society Ir tu tiif'.. lpst night NJ
ruuper spoke un The Unseen World and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium dancing every nlEM rur.
plnt prices The popular Fairgrounds ~
oklahoma Also open ibf conventions
Hfgr ~ small
lmitcfick School ~ Dancing Eucild
.HmhN dancing Tuesdays Thutsds,
and Saturdays atp assembly ani iNvI
isiion nighis 4 new yisss starts svvp
Wuniay night g. M You team four
nf a.
takn 'FRONT.' rrsr Ue'Ie isi, surIst
UUuruuun and uight unl Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
WireF| Flashes

NSulNGruN- The n,c.t,tr scu.
i'r.r oi George Rue uf b'msuu. TrN-
1s. for rwh'ggism,u' ns been com.
mu''i D., rrcsI'nt Wilson iu ur, .rlr
Uni d'N Ten W'mhcrs of 'hr jury
1s.,d ur l.urs pardon
WAsIllN.ruN- The National ,oussr
walton congress ni Ii- final session
Thursday adopted resolution commit
'r" report which endorses the WORK of
the naval cunsulting hoard fur industrial
preparedness.
NORFOLK. W Th, Episcopal church
congress ~ tho United States devoted
Thursday fo discussing 'thc binding
fore" ~ decisions of 'hr nrsi four gen.
,rnl councils
SARATOGA SPRINGS. IS y -Th, m.
,um,a uf Methodist lws,upl ,hurJh..
available fHf missionary work Iu foreign
COMMITTEES would amount Goo wurr fnsu
'H.uNuNn Huuulu' ~ ,.n mrmh,i
NuuIt contribute weekly .um equiv.
1ir. iu single street .r Dl.
WASHINGTON. chairman Iili ut tho
Nuu-r military affairs committee. One nf
iH, ,uufrr-'s uu th, army hill .Uu.
'rrf'i Thursday with President Wilson
M w., said thr ,uufrrrrs had r.lyhrd
t discussion of the Volunteer urmi fn.
tutr " the reorganization hill
IurlSNuiI. *, Continued business
expansion Iu The south 's t'nv.ird bon 'h,
March statement ~ operating revenues
issued THURSDAY d, the lums,ll, A
Nb.n,N. UHIlruN ,Hmrr, Tnu |u.
crease over March IaI.. n' statement
elbows. we. N.HNagsI
NSNlNsruN Milton ~ smith.
president NJ the l.puirNllr A N,snNIH,
railroad. irstiNiur THURSDAY bt fhr boz.
i,rs'tt, commerce commissions u,rsu.
COTTON nf 'hr roads affairs dr,.u,d uu
advice ui council tu answer an, lursiun
concerning campaign contributions hy the
uilfund iu political PARTIES or candidates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

lecture tonight Is The Mystery Of
sleep
FOURTEEN NuRkMEN's AWARDS
Awards o. the number ot fourteen
under the terms ol the vorkmcr's com.
pensatlon act N.rr mad. Msdnesday
hl The stRts IndnstfInl commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Don't Endure
Itching Skin

we urrc all .tln sufferers who hs,.
sought relief IN vain, 10 tfv THIS nq ga
vnsh, tho u ~ n Prescription fNt T.
tema All skin disease. tisld instantly -
w. soothing oils it, ingredients oll ~
virisfrr,. th,mnl sud sl'rrfne, hsVr
hsrn usrd hy doctors fnt yests w the cuir
II tho skin The llqnld form carries thsas
healing Ingredients down through tho rote,
10 tho root " the disease.
Druggists are rlai 10 recommend 'hI'
gomr 10 n. and We viil tell YOU more about
this remarkable remedy Your moner hagk
uriss. tho nrs, bottle relieves you. " " u
Hosp Keeps your shin healthy. Ash shest H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

NORFOLK, W The Episcopal church
congress ~ the United States devoted
ThufsiyN fo discussing "ihr binding
fore" ~ decisions of 'hr rfst four gen.
,rul councils
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSING yio
ug exercises ntc n,lur held nmong tH.
Uahi month schools of Oklahoma roun
'N \ irN oi the Districts which ha,,
ull torn .,huuls ,r, preparing iuf ihu
iHt examinations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

TmuurE TO KEtu m, district
courts and all uf the offices In the court
house closed at noon In honor NJ the
rl.muf, ui John Wcrh. former under
sl,rr Who died st Mineral Wells rr,,
,u suuda, uirhi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Tabloid News a3
for Busy FolkH

WANTED ON FORGERY CUNUGF
Van " Williams Nut arrested ThWst1,
wufuiur h, Ofu,'rs 4 \ Gordon md
Eo, rugsNrll uu Information received
t,m blanchard utN where hr b.
wanted 60 w.c "a charge ui iurg"f,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
On Moving the Capital.

Editor of The Washington Herald: 1t
is cminently fitting that an snti-suf-
frasist should suggest that the national
capital be moved from the city of Wash
ington to our national beer garden, the
city of Milwaukee.
The conservators OF the saloon may
differ In their opinions on many things,
but the one subject on which they all
agree is that this nation shall not have
q government by the people.
Milwaukee is governed by German
Americans, and the German-Americsn
alliance defeated woman suffrage in
Nebraska In 1914.
1t is native-born Americans who have
given these foreign-born men the power
to keep native-born women in the posi-
ton OF political serfs.
If chivalry were not dead not another
foreigner would be naturslized until
native-born women had been accorded
the ballot with which to defend herself
against the foreigners who, when in the
country of :heir birth, harness their
wives with dogs to till the soil. Power to
the allies! May their aim be true to the
end that the horde Of invading bar
barisns may be lessened.
JOHN Q. WILSON.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Rebuke for the JIngoes.

Editor of The Washington Herald:
| notice in your Sunday issue of jan
uary 16 a communication from Mr.
Edmund Borrows Briggs. When l read
1t ! said lingo"
One of our most illustrious citizens
said sometime ago. I'VE are too proud
TO fight" The lingo" and the indi-
vidual who puts his party above his
country, seized the statement His
meaning has been purposely or ignor-
antly misinterpreted. He did not mean
to say We won't fight" Simply, he
meat that if a dog barks at you it is
not incumbent upon you to get into
a fight with the dog. You don't have
to fight the blackguard of the alley
because he calls you vile names You
may do it. Many of us would How
ever, in doing so there is an abase-
ment rather than an exaltation.
Down in Mexico there are about
100000 of people. They aspire TO
republic form of government 1t is
estimated that 5000. 900 of these peo-
pie are. perhaps. capable of yself-gov-
ernment. What about the other H.
100000? Personally. l am in favor of
sending our army and navy there and
taking the whole country; doing this in
the interest of the most resple endent
nation of earth, just simply acting in
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

be seen TO have moved over TO the
West every night at midnight until in
six months IL Is hidden by the sun at
mid-day. thus IL has got TO the other
side of the sun and u viii be found at
IL midnight in a years time exactly
overhead again.
And the problem is:
l. Docs the sun go round the earth
as In the Ptolemy theory7
2. Does the earth go round the sun
as In the Copernicsn theory?
3. Does the star and whole universe
make one turn as in the Greek Hello
centric astronomy Universe means
one turn.
why the Copernican theory cannot
be used In practical navigation lie be-
cause an observer at any place on the
equator Of the earth will find IL he
watches the sun at noon every day.
that the sun travels due north from
the Tropic of Capricorn to the Tropic
Of Cancer and back again in a year.
whilst all the time the equator of the
stars is seen to be exactly overhead
every night. Thus the travel OF the
sun has to be accepted as actual fact
Tropic means turning place.
AS any school child could learn the
apparent facts of astronomy in one
month and those facts suffced for the
Greeks and the navisators OF today. I
appeal to you for a public investiga-
ton. WALTER RICHARDSON.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
REALTY men TO
attend Meeting
Many Will Go From Washing
ton to Gathering in
New Orleans.
100 CITIES AFFILIATED
Special Trains Will Take Delegates to
First National Meeting Ever
Held in South. y
100 CITIES AFFILIATED

Local real estate men are planning al
ready to attend the ninth annual con-
vention of the National Association OF
Real Exchange Exchanges to be held In
New Orleans. March 2s-31 inclusive.
An attendance Of between 1000 and 5000
people Is assured. The convention comes
at a period before the opening of the
regular spring selling season, and this
Will enable manv men to attend who
ordinarily. would be kept away by press
of business. The occasion will be the
arst on which a national real estate con-
vention has been held in the South.
Over 100 cities have local boards affili-
ated with the national association The
latter was formed only eight years ago
when representatives from a dozen cities
started the movement. Since then it has
spread all over this country and through
most of Canada. The association was the
natural outcome OF formation of local
boards which began as far back as twen-
ty-fve Years ago.
The general public has always taken
a keen interest in national real estate
conventions. where great questions Of
housing. city planning. sanitation and
public health and business development
are discussed
Special trains will carry the realty dele
gates and their families and friends to
New Orleans. As usual. stops will be
made en- route. and the visitors will in
spect points of interest and study realty
conditions in southern centers
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Purely Astronomical.

Editor OF The Washington Herald:
Referring to the kindly notice you
gave my astronomical model in your
last Saturdays issue l wish to state
that the Smithsonian Institution has
written to me: The institution has
have no object in reOpening a question
settled many years"
In regard to this l wish to state that
Copernicus and his disciples only COM
pared the CoperniCan theory with the
PIolemy theory; there is not one men
tion OF the Greek HeIio-centrlc astron-
omy in any book of astronomy in ex-
istence' today.
To make this clear to the public
kindly permit me to state the funds-
mental problem of astronomy. then the
public can judge in the matter.
The fundamental problem: Amy star
overhead at IL midnight tonight will
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
THE OPEN FORUM.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.

an article about the Bremen being
dressed UP like army officers" This is
true and am glad to know the firemen
have one friend in the person who wrote
that article. The firemen are certainly
imposed upon in every way. They work
night and day; are never off duty. They
are allowed a little over an hour for
their two meals a day and very often
have to cut that hour as short as pos
sible in order to give another man time
to get his meal. This Is not right The
men are nearly all married and have
families. They have absolutely no home
life at all. They must be prisoned up day
anG night in the truck or engine houses.
This is not fair and It is time something
was being done for these brave men.
Something else should be done instead
of dressing them up like they were going
In fancy dress parade. Give them
more time at home with their families.
For the slightest offense the one day in
five they are allowed off is soemtimes
taken away from thirty to sixty days
for punishment. Is IL right TO take a
mans liberty entirely away from him ?
II is an injustice In every way. Give
them more time for recreation.
WOMAN FRIEND
OF THE FIREMAN.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
CARD PARTY Is Planned.
Southern Cross society, ID. of C.
Meet Friday.

One hundred and nfty members of a
Southern Cross Society Of the Dsuehte
Of the Confederacy will gather at COG
federate Memorial Home on Friday eve&
ing for a card party TO be given by q
organization.
The party will be unique. IN that es<
table will decide for itself what gszl
q will play. The majority Of the pisye&
will say what the game VIII be. and ID
may range ell the way from old ma
10 auction bridge. Prizes Will be swsrdGl
the winners at each table.
At the recent meeting OF the chsptef
Mrs. William Oscar Roome was chosl
president. krx. Blanche West first We
president: Miss Mary Wilcox. second vs{1
president: Mrs. Albert Ford Ferguson, rG
cording secretary: Mrs. Minns o.
Barron. corresponding secretary: Mn
Clarence AlbauEh. treasurer; Mrs J.
KendiG, historian, and hrs- b~i2
Chalmers registrar.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
4 Reprimand.

Editor of The Washington Herald
The mayor of Chicago has proclaimed
Save the Boy Sunday" We felt sure
the special day 'desgnstors would land
on little Johnny sooner or later. The
hired girl will probably come next
Washington Herald, February I. 1916.
Who is the Boy Sunday" and what
special need is there OF saving him? II
the pcrfervidly vocalistic Billy is meant,
1t is suggested that there is more need
OF saving the public from him than OF
saving him from any danger that may
threaten.
oh, l see! You mean a "Save-the-b boy
Sunday" Why not instruct your proof
readers to master the easily acquired but
little understood art of APPROXIMATION?
LIE VERNE BEALES.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

El G street northUsSt-Emma J. Walter to Harry
A. Kite, lot o. square SIS; SO
Bs street sOutheast-Emma ]. Walter TO Hary
A. Kite. part lot q. square T2; SO
Woodley Park-HsrTy A. Kite ct VI to Emma
J. Walter, lot g, block 10; SO
llN K street sOutheast-Lsuri McKennsy to
Maud Z Banker tsubect to life estSte), part oriEi
nal lots and S. square sB: s..
Whitney C1ose-Auan Z Walker and Charles W.
Srsers, trustees, to William S. Phillips. lots z
and .. block ?; $500.
E5 + street southvest-Wilham 8. Dickinson 10
Jacob Tolchinsky, part original lot . square ss;
40
street. between INFsnty-hfth and Twenty sixth
streets northEsst-Mary H Taylor ct Tir Levi s.
TO George +. Howell. r., west half original lot Is
square %; so.
Pstwdth-Athu c. Moses ct ux to Fannie l..
Pollock lot e. square s4l; 50.
Pstworth-Arthur c. Moses ct w to Samuel J.
Hughes and Frank Bentley. lot g. square S2H
SO
PetwUrth-Arhur c. Moses ct uI to John ".
and Harriet L. Sheet lot o square 3241 SO
Go Massachusetts Avenue northwest-Franklin T.
sanner ct al to Florence B. Harris. lot IS. block
8; SO.
South Carolina srsuus and Kentucky avenue
southeaSt-Arthur c. Moses ct uI to Bernard +.
and Asnes V. Miller. lot Il2. square loss So
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
WILL DEDICATE CHAPEL

The Chapel OF the Transhsurstion.
Gsllatin street between Fourteenth stree
and Piney Branch road. will be oedicat
this morning at II O'Clock. The serg
ices will be conducted by Rev. Chsrtl
Z. Buck. rector Of ST Paurs ChurcI
Rock Greek, assisted by the minister
charge, Rev. Horace Wood sto~eL Rel
William l.. DE Nries, canon OF the Cstse
dral. will preach the sermon :
The edifce ts OF combined Roma nesoa Z
ard t2nil.n .rrNi'-ctrTa' style.
architect was Arthur NJ Burt, mernce
OF the congregation OF the church. sQ
the contractor WIS Frank l.. Wagner. Z
this city The building COMMITTEES "
composed Of Rev. Dr. Buck. chair; VIII
lam NJ. Levin, =. Z. Paine, Eugene
Thompson. Arthur NJ. Burt, and Pa1
Scharf Z
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
LOCAL BUILDING BOOM.
s2oo,oOo Increase In Operations for
January Is Renorted.

Building operations in 10 of the
principal cities of the country during
January called for a total expenditure
Of S51. .497. an increase of nearly sau :
10000 over January 1915, according l,
figures compiled by the American Con-
tractor, of New York. In January 1915
the total amount involved in building
projects was $3S. 224 96S
Washington has been among those 10
enjoy this boom in building. with an in
crease of more than 500. 900 during the
past month over January 1915 Lasl
month building operations in the District
totaled sI3S,546, while in January 1915 they
aggregated only $40, ,32S.