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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
NpWauttSNatittit Scsat enpr=
1ttctt 0ciptnnn.
GinnaBmcn betragcm S22, 725,52
mcbr als i'm &prjabrc.
Monat Maair5 gil,a alle, friiberen
Mtollaten on g%lnllafniem porall.

Sic Girmabnlcn Des Iaocnportcr
9oltamtes lbabel1 iid} fiir COS ON 81.
Wear5 1915 abgcid)loilei,e @eldyafts-
labr I'M sic ellorm grobe Slmlne
Don $22,725.52 perncbrt, mie Sic
aeltern berausgegebene Statiltif Der
N~oltbeboroe fir bic Staot Gaperlpprt
5eigt. Die Sotaliumme Ser Ginaab-
men flir oas ioebel1 bceloete 6isfal-
iabr 'betragt $500, 1862, mabrcno
anf 81. Wdr5 1915 llllr cine Sltnlme
pom $2ea sol aui5urpeiien 1par.
Die StatiIflf 5etgrIe4B3 aes Nsonat
Mar5 oieles Sahres aue anOeren
iiberfliigelt. SIN Mfiar5 mllroen nid)t
melliger oils $31, 04S.33 eingeron1=
met. 9e5etnber, Der g%etpobnlid, Ser
~er1plgreid@lte Mollat lpegen Der @eib-
nad,ts- ltno Observation-Disclosures
fiir Die Noitamtcr lit seigte cine
@ilmabme bon So, 934.S1.
N~adn1ebenD bic Gintalmen Des
@oriabres nad) ben Monaten georO=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
@dDnuturttca ocr 9atemrort
9~urn6emctnoe.
bcute ilnS morgcn in Der 9rp=
kcn Snrnballc abgelaltcn
Mcrbcn.
Sllrulebrer sdmiot miro gl1ruen
Y~erl01li6 leiten.
Morserf M6eno rah oenl 5dautur.
1ler @aQ.

6elttc mnb rlprge11 miro Das aroBe
iubrli6e Sdnlttmrl1en Ser 1ape1port
I~llungsmcill0c IN Der grpbcn 1ltrn=
baae Ser @ereinigltng an Der 3. llno
Scott StraBe a~bgebaltel1 meroel1.
Seit Monaten babe1t bie perldie-
oe1relr Surnflalien lu1ter Ser bepabr-
ten 2eitmng bes Il1rnle9rers Moolpf(
SdmiOt mebrere Male Die @ohe sic
fiir Dos S6auturnelt beltimmten8pr=
fiibrlattgen eitgeiibt l1lt0 al1d bas Mr-
ral1getnettsfomite bas ~mieoerbolt
geta9t fat, miro ales fir oas gdnl1=
ttrlteat lit better Sr0alung bpr6ereitet
|haben. Ser groBe @lquopang, Ben Die
.s%d]alturnell Der Dapenport Iltrnge-
mei10e ltets finoen, miro lidJ 5tpeifd=
los alidJ in bielem Sabre mieber6o-
len, nod ou5lt, no Dos gnttrittsgelo
MN 1Oc pro Yerlon ltro 15c fir re=
lerpirte Sibplase ,betragt. 3ie REFER
plrtenE 5ibplabe f6nllelt ld)on BON
l1tprgen fritz ab ut Sanl en's 9rogerie
.belteQt mer0er.
Ser Iltrnperein fat nit Ser 5tra=
belt6abngeiellidaft eilt ltebereinfpm-
men getroffet, nad oem I'M, bal6 II
lt6r M6en0s StraBerbab1mage1 in
geltilgeltoer Me1lge porbanoen lein
|mer0en, uni Bic Jrelr1be unb @0nner
Der Ilrngemein0e idptea nod i9ren
8obnltngen 51 tbeforoern.
Worgen Mben0 miro lidJ nad)
Dem Sdulttltrren ein GROCER Soft or-
idlieBen, fir bel1 0as lntlIid)tige Or
ratgementsfonites eiuige l1eberra=
id}unrgen ~reierpirt fat. 3us poIlltGn-
oige &roaramm iiiir 6eioe Gage lal1-
fett, miie. fofg
Srogramm:
Il. &eigen, i. Maohenf(oIIe.
2. &letterm 4. &l1nbenflaI{e.
3. 2ongftdbiibungen, 1. Idoden-
flalc.
a. Observation-Disclosures am god,
L. &nabenflaI}e.
5. altaelltabiibl1ngen, 2. Mdoden=
fla11e.
6. @odipringen, 2. a~nabenflaNe.
Z. Observation-Disclosures ONT Barren,
2. Ma6dcnflaIie.
s. &anteliibuttge,r, 2. aaabenflafIe.
8. NreparebneB.
10. ltebnrrge,1 am Seitpfer6, 3. ana=
benflalie.
II. So1nenidnpineen> 8. M9aoden-
flaiie.
IL. Sed)ten.
19. stabiibrrnsen, 8. %anabenf1alIe.
"a. llebutgen an Ged, 4. a1raben-
flaIie.
Is. Treiiibungen, Mftibe.
16. Meltbetiider Ga,r5, 1ancn.
l17. @eratbeturnel1, slftipe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
@iro tc%lcarapbiid ppn sem Mieocr-
brcmncn ieincs @auies benadt
ridftiat.

Georg 8ooo bon @abep, Mainlt.,
ein friibcrer 6iifrer elmer Gafoale
Gar fir Die Tri-Gitp Aaillpap Cont
pal1t), Der itd) beltd)slpeiie in Ianen=
port %altfbielt, mltrbe geiterlr t%elesra=
pblld oopon benadridtigt BOB iein
9alts IN Nafep nisoergebrannt tit.
Serr @oo6 berlieB Gapenport idolt
NIT Dem nad)lten 3l1ge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
geamtcnuabl Scr Mftiunare Ser Sri.
Gitp 8late sSce @pmpann.

Sic 1tadltebenoen geamten tpur=
ben geltern bei Ser @erlanmlllng Ser
Mftiolare Ser SrisGitp Nlate See
eonlpanp fir Dos laarfenoe @eiddfts=
jabr ermGblt:
Grdiioent uno @eidaftsleiter ~
Claus 30. &l1ebl.
gi3eprdiioent ; $. 8. seiffert.
SefretarzS dablneilter SAUL
@agner.
Iireftorelr Claus 30. al1ebl,
$. q. 9op, Miaiam 6leming, $. $.
seiffert 6. $. 2llett, G6arles 3oed=
ler, Yanl 8ag1ler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
nSad" Gamer bciaeiekt.

Som Gamer, ser t,eanjaBIrige
sSobn bon s. S. Ganner, Dem Ser
febrsfontmiliar 0es Commercial
Club, ipiroe geltern Nadpnittag Inn
2 nbr bonn I%ralterbal1ie, SO. 419
y. StraBe, Woline, aus altf Dem
Sofoale 6rieobpf in 1aeelrport BET
gelett. Cine ltnr1uiie glllrnenipen-
ben bon ben peribieoenen &anoels-
prganildtioneu ser 9rei 5tabte lpa-
rem fir Sen 0abingeidie0enen gpbn
Des befannten 9abe1porters nod Sem
G%ralerbauie gelan0t morben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
2cpec=Y cb6roc in &pnferen5 nit Sc
onttcn pull Giienbalngcicll=
Idyaftcn.
gntidlieBt iidL 5radtidp,ppen ll1o
Jradtbabnbofe fir @abnen in
nerbalb zines Sabres a%llegen
5li lpplleM.

Sic 2cDce ENFORCEMENT ao1nnlii
lion trat geltcrlt Nad,mittag in Dem
i&ureal1 bon @iirgermeilier slfreo s.
,M.licl0er init ben 8crtretern ser 81
Observation-Disclosures 5uiammell l1llo
fonferirte npdJmals iiber bic @rrid=
tung bon Sradtidltppelt mo Sratbt=
9Dfen ami liter Oes MiHiiiippi iiir bie
@iielrbabnge leli6aften.
Die aadNtebe1loen Mitglieoer ser
&pmmiIlinn batten iiob eingcfitloen:
Wapor Weliellar, @. 9. Gcterlen, 81.
s. Glal1len unb s. $. &aB. gi5epra-
l1oent 3. 9. gltib n,0 Gbeiingenieltr
IS. s. 2pmetD bon Ser Milrpa1lfee ulo
gi5epraiioent Sc. @pram mo Gbef-
.il1geniellr %. 8. @refenrioge Don ser
burlington 9ubn pertreten sic 81
ienbabnel1.
Die giielt6ab1lbeamten entldloIlell
it'd, Die 6radtgebau6e ntb S6fe il1-
11erDab zines Sabres alll SSllbe Ser
m Strabe erribterl gu lallen.
Der gcplallte Observation-Disclosures
lou i~llterbalb bon bier aSabren ebel,=
falls fertiggelteut weroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Counting gcriammlang bcs slcaocmy
gir0 Elltb.

Gle Mitglieocr oes Mcaoemp 9iro
.Glltb merOen am Sonntag 01prgcn
ltrl s l1br inn Sdiibenparf 5rias1=
me1treffel,, Inn Ben 6riiblingsp0geln
SIT lauldelt, bic oraltben, %aitber6al6
.oes 2drmes Der lStaOt, ibr 6riib-
lil1gslieo anid)laaelt merben. Spater
in Ser Saiion peroen oiele @erlommt=
lullge1t id)on Dpr IllbrltdJ Der M1or=
senoamnlerlll1g eill6er1fen merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Sdcionns ac,ua brt.
@ltrnleilter er6alt Sacioilllg
bon ibrcm @atten 5ugciprod)en.

Gnllna gilrll1eiiter er6iclt geltcrn
i'm Scott Gorntp 8e5irfsgeritbt BON
GcSirfsridter Ibeopbillls oie Sdei-
omtg bon ibre.n @atten .Gbris. Gllr=
meiiter 5ltaeiproden. Mit Der Sdei=
hung er6telt 5ralt 9llrmeilter $500
in @hargelO lrtO @rlulobelib ill Der
Staot gig Hof. Ser @eflagte uar
11i6t Dor @eridgt erlbienell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
6taot nnD Gonnn.
9ounerstas, Oen 10. Npril.
Rleille stant=yi

3lufer- Sitereier Siter-Sarben
ltno butte Gapiernulter. Nlcpc's
Ipptbete. Gln5.)
Iron 1srallf Gbel, 9lp. sc Dat
2al1c, balt iid1 olli @eiltdj in &allios
Stu allf.
Cine por5iiolid1e IllsmabI ser
nller1elciten .lll1o bclten Sapetell fiir
alle Simmer 5ll mabigcn Irciicn.
SSSobll ". @ittlper, 305 @elt 3. Str,
Davenport.
Gb. Blaming mllroc lpetan
Srltnfcrlbeit gclterll slt enter fitllf
tu9igen @aftltrafs pernrtbcilt, bic CT
I'M Golnltp9cfanglib pcrbiiBcll miro.
Otto Nrllplo lpltrne gcitern
Wtorgen mcgen Shn~ellfabrers SIT eli
1er Celebrate bon So pcrl1rtbellt, Die
ihnt lpotcr 1pie0cr beoillgllngslpeile
%crlalicn mltroe.
@egcn gaaabtnoirel1s lultroe
geltcrn Miorgcn Soc &rltle 5ll cillcr
5cbrtd9igcl Saftitrafe nerllrtbeilt.
-@ertic @blcrt u1o Giola Snlitll
Die bcioc i'm Nlter pon IL Sabrcn
ltelel1, mllrOell aelter1l pom Der bieii-
gen Goli6ei auf geranlaNltng Scr
giod SalallOer 8cboroel1 per6aftet,
nafncn ibre Glterl1 oos Gerldpill=
Den Ser MdOhen genlcloet battcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Gabcnport gpat Glib mirS spnn=
abeno Satipn cr6ffnem.

Sllpiter &lltpills miro NIT Sen bra=
ben Maitglieoern oes Iapenporter
@oot Glltbs Ginieben baben 1no iei=
lie @iesfalll1cn am Spmabcno, Sem
Gage Der offisiellen 5aiioncrofflmllg
Der Gercitignng, 5%ubrebcn. Gie Gin
apelbltngsfabrt fir oieies Sabr lit
altf Sonntag angeiett mor0eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Gapcnport ~Snrngcmcinbe.

Iltrner adtung! 8egen oes
'5dautnrnens ant beutigel1 sl6eno lit
Die regelinaBige n1enatlide 9erienm=
lung, Die 6ellte a~b5ubalten 4par, al1f
lladiten Gonnerstug, ben 90. Mpril,
perld)obell morOeL poranf mir Oie
Witglieoer aufnerflam MAIDEN. .
70 artin Silberi tein,
|. Snredlpr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Griolc Club Undertaking..

Die einelt G1or gegriinoet baber, 5l,=
|ann1eniebt, miro lel1te Mbenb in Ser
CD. =lutb. ct. 4altls Stride gum @e=
item oes ct. Nall's Gbprs cine l1n-
terbaltl1ng berunltalten, fir oie bas
.folgenoe Grogranum altsermablt, mor-
Ben int:
.tgbciI.
q 9oml of l9toles glarfe
h9riple Glltb.
a. sd)ers5p ssaoaslobn
81 9lo 5olfs at Some ;. 5oiter>sl1d
Select Barter
S11 altt1nnlt . @rieg=@arris
Sriole Glub.
Mslp Seart at Gbp slpeet goice, aus
usamplon n1S 3elilah" .
effiep So5nion.
Godin in oe @if1' Neiolinaer
Sriole Gllt6.
,gerenaoe> N=gnr .Groio
'NDagie Nies
uJu UpslllQf1H Tre1Sler
@elen} &eteri Jon.
Sl1oian Mpllttain Gong . gaomat1
Sriole Glltb.
3. gbeiI.
Nortpegian Bridal. Groceilion . @rieg
Ward of fife Imarfs @rfcg
Noetltrl1e 3ebuiip
Serenu6e 3erfomib
8ltrlesfe Neqer
2a GampaneQa 2isat
8. g6eil.
galtta, t9e Garden Of Iloruers ).
9en5a
Sriofe Gllt6.
Wabel 9erqltiit, Spprat.
geata gberbar0t, Mes5o- sopran.
Gael Sobnion Gontralto.
|. G6orlls: Sbe Deorn.
2. Iuet: 1be 2arf a1to tie Nigbt-.
ingalc.
3. Irio: Mbite 9utterIlp. :
4. Mlto=Solo: 2obelp &olebnos.
5. Chorus: GUNNER gree5es.
6. Sopran=Solo an6 Chorus: Sic
Sees.
z, @e55o-s oprans5olo: $ Sappp
.Streomlet.
8. Chorus: 5000 Nigbt.
8. Gborus: @ar6en Of 5lomers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

Of Des Moines. Ia, said. In an inter,
view today,
'If each person in this country would
take an occasional laxative dose, our
hospitals would lose thousands upon
thousands Of patients"
MI. Olsen further stated that he was
familiar with and had sold all the va
Tious laxatives, and that In his opinion
IRexall Orderlies is the most pleasant
and sure remedy for constipation Y
Wir baben toas a,lsidlieblide Ser.
fir oieles allsgc5eidnete
9Qrirmitte(.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

Or. 9afer, 3abnar5t, Mbitufer
Building. Mn5.Q
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

suopi 9 g rg, 5Ariftwart
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

@egcn Goaabltnoirens ipltroe
aeltcrl @1orscr1 Soc &rlrie 5ll cil1cr
5cblltu9Igen @aftltrafe ncrllrtlcilt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22

fail
appreciate Newspaper The of these
advertisers frequently be found who regular but
tina the newspaper man Holding Him Up
suppose that the be removed from the
advertising public generally. What predcament
telling the families Of the
special in
In the only cheap and practical method of
spreading merchandising would be denied the dealer and then
haps privilege which had his While
the village dealers overlook their opportunities this regard yet there
smaller hamet who have
light and rapidly coming into line.
merchant has those who his legitimate
returning the bringing articles
stock At last becoming indignant he inquiries
Why don't you get things he? To which ruthuly
plies had en- Thus have the Of the Country
truth has dawned him that by advertising
the paper his section he might keep his
his thereby
Evening star., 1916-07-28
MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR TWO CONVENTIONS
Joint Committees of Civic Organiza-
tions Appropriate Sums for
Entertainment.

Funds to assist in covering expenses
apd entertaining two groups of Wis
itors to Washington We're appropriated
today at meeting of the executive
committee of the joint conventions
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce, Board of Trade and Retail Mer-
chants Association, held in the rooms
of the first named organization The
two events are: The regatta of the
Middle States Association of Amateur
Oarsmen, to be held September 4 Ia
Dor day) on the Potomac river at
Georgetown, and the convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America, which is to hold sessions here
August s. 9 and 10.
The committee ordered a letter to be
drafted by Secretary Tom Grant ex-
pressing the pleasure of the members
that the regatta was to be held in
Washington this year. The committee
was particularly interested in the fact
that oarsmen from many parts of the
country would take part in the regatta
and that 1t Will be an affair of national
interest. The letter is to give the COM
mltteeS hearty Endorsement and SUD-
port.
d. j. Callahan, one of the members
of the committee. is to leave tomorrow
for Davenport, Iowa, where he will at
tend the supreme convention of the
Knights of Columbus
Z. j. Gockeler, chairman of the Joint
conventions body, presided.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
LAURENCE GlNNELL FINED
IN LONDON POLICE COURT

LONDON, July 28.-Speeches which
he had made to prisoners. describing
them as martyrs. and demonstrations
held by the prisoners when he visited
them, were given as the reasons by the
crown attorney why Laurence Ginnell,
Irish nationalist member of parliament
for North Westmeath. had been refused
permission to visit Irish prisoners in
England, when hearing of the charge
against him of attempting to gain ad-
mission into the Knutsford barracks
was resumed in the Bow street police
court today. Ginnel was fined e1o0.
Ginnell was arrested at the detention
barracks at Knutsford on July 10. ON
being arraigned he protested to the
magistrate against his arrest. saying
there was no case against him and the
whole incident could easily be explained.
He was remanded for trial and released
under bond.
Ginnell yesterday caused short sus-
pension of the sitting in the house OF
commons when he refused to withdraw
when ordered to do SO by the speaker.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
DISCHARGES By.FAvOR
PRECLUDE TRAVEL PAY
National Guardsmen Now on Bor-
der Must Bear Own Expenses
in Getting Home.

No discharge by favor or for miscon-
duct carry right to travel pay to the point
of enlistment.
1t is discharge by favor and will be
so interpreted by the War Department
and administrative army officers when
national guardsman or a member of the
organized militia accepts discharge on ac-
count of members of his family being
dependent upon him.
In respect to discharge by favor or
for misconduct the status of the regular
enlisted man and a member of the Ma
tional Guard or organized militia is
identical.
Interpretation by War Department.
This is the informal Interpretation
made by legal officers of the War De-
partment. The militiaman who accepts
a discharge because Of having depend
ents in his family receives a discharge
by favor and must pay his own way
home. This will be put into practice.
National guardsmen have eaEned, at
the rate Of SIS month, about $50 since
they were called to the colors for muster
into the federal service. Railway fare
from $50 to $50 will bring them home
from their border camps
Expense to Return Home.
So they will not have so much money
to contribute to their families when
they get back on the job of bread
winning, should they take advantage
of Secretary Bakers order permitting
discharge of men with dependent rela-
tives in order to return home to re-
sumo the support of those relatives
ALSO there are sleeping accommoda-
tions and food required on this home
coming trip. which will further add to
the expense.
This situation, in many instances, will
practically prohibit acceptance of the
discharge. In this event, discharge may
be forced upon the men, unless they
contribute part of their pay to those
dependent upon them; in which case
the travel pay would not be forthcom-
ing.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
SUES FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.
George H. Wilson Asks $1,000
Damages of C. F. Miller e Co.

George II. Wilson, a craftsman in the
Navy Department, today filed suit in
the District Supreme Court to recover
$4,000 damages, for alleged libel from
Charles F. Miller & Co., a corporation.
The plaintiff alleges that June II last,
the defendant company, through its
manager, Charles F. Miller, wrote a
letter to the United States Navy De-
partment rejecting on the integrity of
the plaintiff in connection with the
payment of a bill. This letter, it is
asserted, has been entered against the
record of Mr.. Wilson in the department
and he has been deprived. he alleges, of
opportunities for future promotion.
Attorney r. r. Strickland appears for
the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
LATE CLERICAL CHANGES|
Appointments, designations and
Promotions in the Department
of the Interior.

Changes approved by Secretary Lane
among employees in Department of In
terror have been announced as follows:
Probationary appointments: Indian
office-Frederick Kroschwitz, New Jer-
sey. clerk, 5000: Patrick F. Gilmartin.
California, clerk, 5000.
Patent office-Frank H. Kuentz, Wis
consin, copyist, s720; Edward .Maye,
Arkansas eopyist, s720; Fred M. Mil
Ter, Illinois. copyist, s720; John B. Dan
iels, Oklahoma, laborer (classified),
.s540; Burnes E. Smith, North Carolina.
laborer, $40; Henry w. Coleman, Ala
bama, laborer, $540.
Geological survey-Charles A. Mid
dendorf. Illinois, under clerk, 5000.
Reclamation service-Emory G. Alex
ander, Georgia. under clerk, $1.02O;
Karl T. Bergman, District of Colum-
bia, messenger boy, $3.50.
by civil service commission: Patent Of
fice-Miss Sarah V. Lockwood, Vir-
Clarence D. Marceron. District of Co
lumbia. negative cutter, SO per day
when actually employed Abraham A.
Zamansky. District Of Columbia mes
senger boy, 81 a day when actually en-
ployed; Elmer S .McGuigan, District OF
Columbia. messenger boy, 81 a day when
actually employed.
Promotions.
General land off1ce-Miss Nelly A.
Perkins. Idaho, clerk, $1,000 to $1,000;
Miss Mary G. Welsh. New York, copy
ist, $500, to clerk. $1,000; Mrs. Edith v.
Kendall. Massachusetts,. copyist. s72O
to 5000. Patent office-Mrs. Elizabeth
c. Osborne, Indiana. copyist, 1920 to
5000; Francis w. Sheridan, New York.
copyist, 1920 to- 5000. Bureau of edu-
cation - Miss Sophia B. Roehrig,
Kansas. copyist, $500. to clerk, $1,000.
Transfer within the department.: In
dian office-Frank E. Brown, Texas
assistant messenger, $720, from patent
office.
designations.
Patent office-Howard L. Prince. Dis
trict of Columbia, copyist. 5000. Bureau
of education-William w. Sniffin, Dis
trict of Columbia. clerk. $1,000; ]. L. C.
Alexis. Nebraska, clerk. $1,000. Geo
logical survey-Douglas B. Sterrett,
District of Columbia. geologist, s2,4O0.
Bureau of mines-Joseph H. White,
Alabama. mine sanitary engineer,
$4,000; Corwin Matthews. Ohio. Junior
explosives chemist, $1,000.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
OFFER FREE SERVICE.
Committee of Local Physicians to
Aid Families of Guardsmen.

Free medical treatment for distressed
families of members of the National
Guard of the District of Columbia is
to be given by a committee of ply
sicians of the dico-Chirurgical So
ciety (colored) of the District of
Columbia. This action was decided at
recent meeting of the organization
at the Office of DR.. S. S. Thompson. 937
r street northwest.
DR.. H. w. Freeman. 1900 18th street
northwest, was appointed chairman of
a special committee which is to supply
the physicians. The following ply
sicans. all of whom were present at
the meeting, proffered their services:
Drs. E. H. Allen. A NJ. Curtis, J. w.
Mitchell. Harry Williams, II. r. Bur
well. U. l.. Houston, J. f. Dyer, Will
liam H. Wilson, S. S. Thompson, j.
Hayden johnson. H. w. Freeman and
w. J. Daniels.
Evening star., 1916-07-28
Real Estate Transfers.

NO, 316 2D STREET SOUTHEAST
Grace C. Farrow ct al. to Isaac B.
Bursey, part original lots and Z.
square 763: $40; stamps, So
NORTHWEST-Mar A. Wheeler to
Emma F. G.. Merritt. lot 80. square
55S; SO; STAMP. so cents
EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST be
tween 1 and K streets-Charles M
Corson to Roy o. Kinsinger, lot Al
NO. 212o o STREET NORTHWEST
Charles w. King. jr. ct ux- to Mary
G. Punches, lot IA, square SO; $40;
stamp, 80 cents
NO. 201 C STREET SOUTHEAST-
Mendon Wood to James A. Potter.
part original lot 9, square 1853; $40:
stamps. $3.50.
WHITE CROFT-Doran S. Platt ct ux,
to Maude NJ Manley, lot %, square
2797: $40; stamps. 81.
NO. 1872 18TH STREET SOUTHEAST--
Thomas Ellis ct ux. to Thomas w.
and Florence V. Haworth. lot 81,
square 1887; $40; stamps, 81.
BROOKLAND-Annie E. Bray to Flor
ence D. McAuliffe, lot %, block "a;
WEST HOLMEAD MANOR-Henrietta
Whitehead to Don I. and Virginia NJ.
Skidmore, lot 130, square south of
2s27; $40; stamps. s1.50.
LIE DROIT PARK-Preston B. Ray ct
ux, to Amanda j. Mason, lot 13,
block, a: So
NO. 1928 K STREET NORTHWEST
David n. Rust, jr., to Annie E Bray,
east half original lot 6, square 107;
$40: stamps, $3.50.
CHICHESTER-Edwa NJ. Willis ct
al trustees, to Irwin Owings, lot Sc,
square 5755; s725.
BARRY FARM. Harold Mcdowell to
Washington ! oan and Trust Com
pany, trustees, part lot s, section /;
$40
SEVENTH STREET ROAD AND ROCK
CREEK ROAD-Charles Schafer
and Albert Schulties. trustees. to
George and William NJ Sachs, lot 4,
Padsworth; SO; stamps, $3.50
J. DUNCAN to
Herbert A. Howell. lot 127, square
2603: SO: stamp. so cents.
TO BROOKLAND-John L.
Weaver ct al. trustees, to Allen H
Orndorff and John H. Harwood. lots
10 and II, square 4015; $40; stamps.
so cents.
STREET SOUTHEAST
near Pennsylvania avenue-William
A. Boss ct ux. to Margaret V. Hack
ett,. lot Ill. square 1877; SO; stamp,
81. Same to Laurftz NJ. Larsen, trus-
81. Same to John H. and Anna M.
Agner, lot 112, square 1877; $40;
stamp, 81.
PETWORTH-David J. Dunigan to Lii
liam E. Baker, lot Sc, square 323S;
$40; stamp. so cents.
AVENUE TERRACE
Charles L. Wire, Inc, to BERTHE F.
Anderson, lot SO, square 174S; $40;
stamp. $3.50.