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The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

NILE. FLoRE RAvELLE, who
claims that American art is yawn-
ing previous to a sudden awaken
ing. As one of the dancing stars
of the Ballet Russo she has built
an international reputation.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

JANE cowL. creator Of the role
OF Mary Ryan in Within the
Law" who comes to Washington
next week as the star of the Har-s
ward prize play, Common Clay"
written by cfeaves Kinkead.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
DRAMA LEAGUE PLANS
SIX PRESENTATIONS

Holding the memory Of the delightful
series Of little plays which characterized
the engagement just closed by the
washington Square Players at the
Belasco Theater. lovers of the modern
school OF drama are turning eagerly
to the opening of the winter season
OF the Drama League Players. WASH
ington's own little theater" organ
ization.
The Drama League Players. under
the direction Of Bertram Bloch, plan
q season Of Thursday night perform
ances. to be given at the Wilson Nor
NAL School. and to include six sep
arate bills. The FIRST production win
be Lady Patricia" by Rudolph Besier.
Thursday evenings, November 1s and
-, to be followed by John Maseneld's
The Tragedy of Nan"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
ALTHOUSE WILL sing
ON TENSTAR PROGRAM
Eth.l Lesinska Share. Honors with
Popular Tenor.

The second concert in the Ten Star ss-
ries," next Friday afternoon at the New
National Theater. win bring to the Capl.
tai two Of the younger artists who have
won q place among the great musicians
OF the country. the rise Of both to star
dom having been sensational
Paul Althouse. tenor, and Ethel Legfn-
aka, pianist, viii be heard In joint recital
Both OF them are Interesting figures Mr.
Althouse attained fame almost At q
bound. making q great success with the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company with
out having served the long apprentice
ship Of the usual road to stardom-
The program for the joint recital fol-
lows:
"Pskhstiqus'' sonata OpG B.....-..-.... Beefhorcn
~onEeAnegro a motto con brio Adapo Can
tAhae Rondo-Anegr0 ..--..........D<ha Leg1nskA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
y@ir grminncW ben
Grirg nid)t," iagt
9OnNputr Sci.
tnag.

GUmSOn A. 9escmbcr. g1adl-
Sem cr Den SOridlag gcmadJt bate,
OaF Oas SOlf cine meme 9icgiernue IN
elmer @cueraliuabl CriDGbIcH Iulie,
crlief Der p8laudcitcr Guardian III
Sc5ug amf bic Gage im Cabinet Dirfc
MGrnnng:
eGs beitcbeu in Der Sbat 5iuei Sri.
icus Oenu bic Nriic i'm @dniitcriam
lit MIR Elm gIbglun5 BON ser Sriie i'm
Sriesc. Die Strife i'm 9ricec bcOcn.
tct Oieies: OaF Der 6prtsnug Der ge.
gcbcuDcitcn nnO bic 9icibe bittcrer
SrfaBrnngen caOlif ben meiItcm
Wfdnncrn bic GbatiadIe nur gluoen
gcfiilrt bat Oah mir Scn 9rieg nidDt
gcpinueR, nnS bic iucitcrc lEeberaen.
gnnG Oak mir inter ben iehtoru
WletgOOen Der SricaFibrrne OenieI.
ben nicmals geiuinuen iucr0cu.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Olad gGilaoclp6io umocsuacu.

SIC oroBc aIeiOcrio6rif g. @rcii
& Bros bobcu ibr Soiptauarticr
imo i6r 3ui@nciocr Geportencut
na6 &biloOclpbia ucrlc8t. Gic Sirnu
tat Scidaftslofole an @ermon Str.
on Scr SiioA'lonroc- stroBc, an Scr
Wlilton.9lpcnic imo i'm nGocos
Golo-@ebdiloe" ouBerocm bat ic
8mcigiobrfcu III Wlortin5birg @
$50, mo IN SonoDcr, 9o. Gas &c.
ih1it 1ottc ieit 1913 ne6rfodjSbpie,
ri9feiteu nit Scr a6cOcroiion Of So.
bor~ iouo6l, ais oltd nit scr o9lmol.
gomotco @ornlcut S9ortcrS-lluion q
Sic @litgIieOcr ser 6iuno mcigcrn
iib, irgenonelhc 9lngobcu ii6cr loren
Shritt 3lt macbcn ooc6 bcibt cS, OoB
Die jSirmo sic niBlicbigcu 9lrbcitcr-
5uitdnoc bier nibt ldngcr olSlu6ol-
ten bcobliMtigc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Der sluritc San SeS SnbilSnms

an Der oclltibeu Spradlc lplr0e
Die geltrigc 6eier Der 65. @runO-
itcinIegrug oer .Griten ocutiben
Oereinigteu eUangcIiheu Stride" al
Scr @oiteru-2lpenue, a69ebolteu, lmo
0aS i10ne gerdun1igc @ottes6nus
mar pieoer boil beiett. Iic 5eltpre-
oigt muroe BON @aitor Or SuliuS
Sotmonn, bon Der 3ionSfirHe ge6al-
ten 0ciitc 9Ibeno miro sic Scicr
in Der cugliihen 5pra1e abgebal-
ten merOcn mlO miro odmit OaS III.
bil6um 5ii Gnoe fomucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Or. S. s0lcr smit6 scitor6cn.

Gic @cerOigung bon Or. s. Tpler
Sntitb bon glr. IN 9iorO.Gorrou.
ton 9lDcnuc, scr om Souutag 9l6enO
ans Dem 2cbcn idicO, fiiiOct moroen
glodmittog ont Dem nQrnio &ioge
6rie6bof" Itott. Scr @critorbene
mar 70 Sabre aft. @r erbHdtc IN
Sore, 6rcocrid Golntn oas 2idt
oer SSclt uno oraouirtc I'M Sabre
1876 uon Der @iroinia lluiperiitdt
ghBcr iciner SSiihnc, 6rou &. @}
Smith bintcrldBt Der GntihIoicne
cinen SobM @. SDlcr Smith, uno
cine GoNtcr, @neInn Wl. Snitb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
sprono onS Ocm Iycnitcr.

SSd6reno sic Sonilie pon Gam.
renee 9ruOcr glr. 1921, Sit Soucttc.
StroBc, oos 9l6cnociicn eiinobm.
beidditigtc lid Gin Iieb i'm spcitclr
5todpcrf @r crbcitete $42 IN
9oor. Sroi 9ruorr bottc ein Der.
od6tiGes @crduid ecb0rt lln6 lab,
oIs lie Ocn 5pcitcn Stod bctrot eincn
9lonn oitS oen 5cnitcr ipringen-
PM ibre Siilicrufc bin muroe ser
Ginbrcher periolgt fonntc ober niht
fcItgeionuucn wcrocu. Die @ebcinl.
poli5ci ipnrOc bcnotgrihtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Der @|oitbiniit 9lobct 5bclton
bon gtr. GA, SuS.5remout.9Ipculp,
gcriet6 geitern 5miihen 3mci SSrodt.
wo9gons III Oen 9lnIaqcn ser y9}u.
tuoI @1anical Go.4 All Ger 9lod Str.
in Der y,d6c oct Gasoline Str, mo
nlBte naW Dem ct. Noiep9a.Noipitol
gcbrobt lneroen, no oie glcr5tc cincu
mc5ria1ra aippcubrith uO ionitigc
@erleBungell iciiiteaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
0r. SO6n .. @lafc crfranft.

Snfol9c elmer bc0cntliHen grfdl.
tlng naB @eiauObcitS.G Gommiiidr
Or. So9n 9. @lofe ooS @ctt 6iiteu
or. 9lofe's 6rclnoe glau6cL OoB
er iih bel ser llnteroriidln0 ocr
9inocrlG6nungs Grantbcit iibcr.
orbeitet bate uno ooB Oicicin llm.
ltono 6oilptid@Iid icinc Grfrontlmg
6lt5uidreibcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Baltimore an s,ueitcr eteilc.


Grportirte iiber Al @}illioncn @n-
libel @ei3cu mO no6c5u 5lpei
Nli0ioncn Sab @}q6I @GuoI.
ti0c 3unobmc in sen fl @lono-
ten Ocs 6isfalio1reS. Gie 81.
fu6r bonn SnIanoe unocrmm.
Ocrt.
9}ad Scr 3uiommeniteauno Der
&anoelSfunlmer iino oom 9oltino.
rcr Soicn in ocn om t. 9Iouember
abgcIaifcucu III @lonotcn 1891
74S griAel @erel gcaen 2S,S34,.
600 i'm Goriobre Oerianot morocu.
@bcnio bat bic 3unobme ser 9Ilis-
fu6r arr lPois imo Sofen 5uqeuom-
men Gie 9r6Btc 3itno6me aber
mar in Der 9lu9iu6r bon Mcbl 81
bericbten S,u 0eu 4 @}onaten oe5
SabreS 1916 lulirocu LSStS49 6oB
Nlc6l crportirt 9cgel 796,175 in Der
0Icidcu Gcriooc oe8 &orio6rcS. Sm
8c3ug ami Oen Grport BON @ctreioe
uno Observation-Disclosures ite6t 8ol.
timore otf Scr 5meitcu Stcllc i'm
Qun5en Son0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

ims bcreHtiacn Gin 9oDcott oui il.
9cno ruel6c ipcjiii3irtcn 2lrtifel bor-
5libloacn. g9ir bo6cu bic glbiidt
inierc lluicrilbtn0 nit o6iolutcr
llnportcilibfcit 5u lcitcn g3ir fii9.
len fcincu perionlicGcn 9tutogouiSs
mus 81 irgeno pclhen Sntcrciieu Il.
mcrocu ic0eu Gorihlog lno ie0c
Sniornotiou icoe GiuscIbeit Der
5rooc bctreiieuo ircuog cuigcaeu
ue6men
llnier 3pcd, Sic 6cltc ciu6culica
5ii bo6en 6eiabt iicb nit Der Gr6rtc.
uug Der Sodloac; uud6 poIlcn mir
ic6en lpclGc 9(nt6cil 0oron sit ne1-
meit jcOe Organization bcrcit lit.
Sd crin6e Gle oaber, Sbrc Gor
iAlGgc 5u rntcr6rciten mcIbc bois
icutlid 5i elmer griinOlicbcn @rortc.
uirg 5u iii6rcu"
9lob oicier 9egriBmgSrc0c iolgtc
ciuc le66oitc 0cbattc, an mcldcr bic
ouueicuocn Gomcu iic6 nit Sntc.
rciic bct6cilatcu &crihicocnc &or.
ibldgc, pelcbc BON cilligcli Delcgotcn
9cmdht piwocn fonoen 9eiiolL
pieoer ouOcre ficlen uid)t mli ID
frncbt6orcu 9oocn 0ic Sibuna
wuroc mtf morgen frii6 Inn # ll6r
in ser 9lrunOcl Glub-@olle, gir
1000, 9}oro G6orleS Strobe Der
tagt NSn 0iecr Grefutip Seriamm.
hna ser Stoots 6eoerotion BON
5roicn CLUBS perOcu sic 0citriocu
Gciolliionet lntcrbrcitet ipcrOcL
oucb Elm @eridt Ser 9{obruugSmit.
tel Situation miro ser Grefutip.
9cb0r0c OoracleQt mer0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

St Der 9}6be bon @oDpicp Same.
tiort gcrooe iaiter ocn @eleiicu scr
o@ennipluanio Giieubo6n~ nurse
9eitcrn BON Dem 9|caer I6oS. 93rols
ton oic 9eidc eincS giltgefleioctcu
9iatueS qcilin0cu IS lit bis iomcit
nod lmbefmint % scr Ioote bon
cinent 3n9c acipungeu lit oNcr
iibcrlabrcn mllr0c. Goroncr g. q.
,Srancc lit ciiria oo6ci 2idt iii Six
Sodc 81 bringeu Sn 0cu Eoihcn
ocs SoOtcn iulrOe Gin 9rici qeilui.
Oel Der an 6rcOcrid S1miuQ, ,@oib.
ington . g., aoreiiirt mar uno
BON einen Stuclcn GnaroSgci6Git
IN g}cu PORT tout Ger Dlonn mar
mgciGbr d5 Sabre alt, 5 6lB 6 3oIl
GroB, mo8 in1eid6r 125 9Shtno nnG
unr III chcll giten blaucn 9nl5ug
gctlcioct Cine aplOcnc ll6r murOc
IN icincr Gaitc gefmocn mas cipc
iiI5crue ll6r log in Scr 9}d6c auf Der
Groe Gr 6otte $i2 @ooraclo IN Scr
Coidc Ter Coroner iibcrwicS sen
2eidluom n cincn 9cicbcnbcitnttcr
in Gonton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Gdeihniln hrmiL[inl.

SIN areis.@cridtc crbielt ,Sroii
@largarct6c @|acfubbin cine a6lolute
ShciOung bon gilbert 20. Ilocfu6.
bilL oen iie in 1906 beirat6etc. ToS
&aor trennic iid Orci Sabre unb ser
SoA5cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Gongref III sttnng.

Srot scitcrit iuieOcr 5niummcH.
Der tiu5c Scrmiu ac6t am A.
9JtGr5 5t GuSe. @aBN.@eieb.
sc6nug nuO Oic Wiufuabmcn in
@cr6inOnug nit Der itctigen Stci-
ecrins Der 2ebcuStOiteu bic
Soauptscidlaitc, bic Der GrIcOi-
snna barren, Scafe SCrle'
Jung Ocr gOtIbuit SeS 9SrdiiOru.
ten,
g9oibington A. Ie3em6er,
Ger GouareB trot beilte Hir cine orei
@lonatc m0brcn0e 5ibuug pieoer
5llionulen. Die &olIenOimg ser
9o1u9coiSlation ltuo NlaBuobmen
SIR 9efdmphng Der 1obeu 2ebcns.
foiten iino Sic bauptidbIihen geieB-
gebcriidlen gluioabcu melhc Der Gr.
leoislug barren
9llBeroent iiebt ii1 Scr GongreB
Scr 9lotbmeuoiefeit aegcmiber, Die
@cIoer iiir sic Gorani6ldge 81 be.
milliacr ucldc iid6 aui inSgciouunt
$l,6548i9,G5l beIauien i'm bic
llntoIict Ncr 9iegierimg fiir 0os sSiSi
faliobr 1913 sid 0cdcu.
@ci0c SGnier 0eS Gouqrciics Der.
ta9tcn lid 6eutc iebr 5eitig ais Bel
bcn Ger 9ldhng anl1BHd oc3 20
oe9 0eS Scnators Glarfe bon 9lrfmis
los unO 0eS GooeS Oc5 @onniHGrs
Riucra bon Forto g3ico, ioelbc beiSc
md6reuo ser GouareBicricn aus Sem
ScbcH ibicoen.
Nlorgcn miro cine 1cmciui@aftIi.
dc Sibln0 bciocr Sdiiier III ocm
SIBundSioal ocS 9lcprdicntantcn.
leS ltattlrnoch ltm bic 9otldolt 0cs
Froliocnten @ilion 3u b0rcl in ser
CT Gmpleblungcn MAIDEN miro be.
3iiglib Scr @eicbacblmg, sic er in
oer tlr5en Sibnng ocS Ga. Gouorci.
icS nod erlcoat ie6cn mill.
IoB Der GrIdB scr 5uidBlidcu Gc.
iebgebrng be5iglit6 scr @abucu BON
Rrdliocntcn dis Sic 0rinacuoitc Nh.
belt pcs GougrciicS bc5eid)nct ucr.
&c muiro, miro ollgcnein criuartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Qaitantn acht IN griImmrr.

Sin GROCER g(utonipbiI2oItuuqcn,
Scr bon @iaion s. 5npocl bon Or.
1921, 9loro.Golliu0tou-9l1cnuc, ci.
nem MjIA6duOler, gclentt lpnrOc.
rolioirtc an Der @uitinaoonglpeuuc
lmO 30. 5troBc init culcm 5traBcn.
babnmaQgou oeiicn ,Sii9rcr 9ouS
ScntId BON glr. 2t3l, Git.1cocral.
4tr., iuor. Ole bciOsu Nldnuer mur.
sen III 0ie 9liit acihlcuoerE crlittcn
o6cr mr Icitbte @erIcsunocu. 1aS
9Iutomo6il puroc ieood5 56ic mitQe.
uonnucn mO 5nooer idjdtt lciucu
Gcrlrit anf 1920.
Gin &cnncr. Srou ,,5iel
mr einiol bic hiibid5cu 5ticieI iii
5hauieuilcr alom. ,,Sowobl
leHr nett Tia, sic mcrocu wobl oud,
emia imuertoiift bIeibcn. ,Srol.
DSSourm oeun, iie iinO sod qonS rci.
5cno.@ Glaun. .@cipiB, user cs
lie9t Elm Settcl Oarlnter Sir dltcrc
Gonien gceianctl@
gbcnugaivn, bic ben vHsniiGm 0Drrepou.
eelHEn' Atili pltnluta u6er unrrgemana er'
balieu, nm Ncbeicu ber riiice Dnupn vel Heie
Ulipr pQgr IMrlitln W2ifiheiinhn au nlntf,en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

VSop-StroBc baiten iirb aeItcrn Sl6cno
oic @litgieoer 0cS g@ittelS6ad Scr
Gins pon Baltimore sur rcqclmGBi.
sen SiBlln8 ciu9efiinOeu M}it @c.
0aiern wuroc bic Gciignotion Oes
Iclegdtcn 5llnt ollnabbdngigcu gSir.
gcrbercin~ Wlihael gtideI, cntgcgen
genonnen gIuigcnonmen plr0c N.
81. Stii6ler ais NlitalieO @s uur.
Den weitere gorbereitlneen fir Sos
25-idbrige Su6ildnn getroiien. Sc
leaat Nli6oel 9Sidel lcate 9eridt
iiber sic lcbte 5ibtng oes 9iiracr-
&ereius ob Ten @oriiB bci scr gc,
ltrigen @criannluna fii6rte 8rGli.
Ocnt 9loolf SocB, ais ScfrctGr nal.
tetc Slic G6crcuoer iciucS glmtes.
@eri idie0ene ltnfGlle.
gIn Der Greu5una DER Charles. lmo
2liper.StroBe coaioirten geIteril
Nlorgen ein Sitne1.9uS Der ,@me
Zine" nit einem Soitautonobil ser
Carroll Gool 60, lpobci 3lpei @erio.
nen 6rou 8. Wl. 9ln0crion BON glr.
300, 9ioro Charles 5traBe, inns
Srut 2Ouiic So1oen bic lit sen
Somcluoo0sglpartmcntS ipo6nt, leibt
pcrlest wuroen. 2ie Tonien fitbrcn
III Dem Sitnep Bus.
Snfolgc 0eS oibten 9tc6elS fi6r
aeIteru N1orgen eegen z llbr in ser
&orf SeigbtS -Slperue ein StraBen-
bo6n+ +@nggou Der 9lrIington 2iuie
gegen cinen III oerieIben 3idtung
tabrcnoen @oagnn Scr 0lt. ggoibiuo.
ton.2inie @cridieoene Ser &aIa.
giere ulIroen leibt pcrleet.
Gin anoerer 3uionimenitoB ereig-
nete lid al Scr &reu3uug scr @arf
@eigbtS,9luemle imo GnitSloenue, mo
cin StroBenbabn- 99ag9on init cincm
@agen scr glmericdn See 60. ser
bon Clinton Sherman gclcuft muroc.
coIlioirtc S6ermou mluoe ppn iei.
nem Site ocidleuoert imo crlitt snbI-
reidc sIbihiirHmgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

i6rcn Goicr iiberle6eu. GS iiuo oieS
ic@S I0Gtcr sic 6roueu @lorgoret
Gug0on Suiic @ilbelm, 2ena llr'
bah Nlonlic 9il5 imO Die SrlS
2cono lmo Coma @iir5. ierncr puei
So6ne, lSreocrid lmo 6rouf @iirj.
gtuBcroem 6ctraleru nod uelu en-.
fel Den Io0 OeS @roBpdters SEER
@iir5 geb6rtc louge 3eit Dem Zen.
tonio aronfen llnteritiiblngsucrs
Gin" ais N}it9Iieo an. Seit ieiner
2anOnng III Nmerito mar Der Cor
rciponoent" eiu toglider, 9eri ecic.
1ener @oit in icinem Souie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Vlbpnuenirn, bic ben ,,Smtidrn 0DrreSpon.
prNttn" nlGils punltiiM ubcr unrtaclmnnia ers
halteu, illn Ncbcicn, ber Eflicr DnunN pef %ete.
vupr peef lMtigtllul MitihellnAa 5m mafugn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Or. &eamer toOt.

9cgina Scl6itnorO i'm oSotcl scr
man." 5attc iib inter ouoc.
rem 9lalncn reaiitrirt. g9al
felt porgcitcrn OeriAiutuocn.
Natte iiG cine auoeI Orrd sen
aopi gcio9t
Der 80 Sabre alte Or. SorolO &eo.
ner bon 9tr. 2644 9tor0,@6orles
Ctr. purOc gcitern glbcnO foot in
cinem 3imuer oes oritten Stodpcrfs
i'm y@otel @erman", 9|oromcit Gde
ser Giltam- imO 9Sroit.5tr., BON 0cu
Sootcl6cIecr 6rc0erid Tu6ncr oifqc.
fiuoen. Der llngliidlide bate iicb
cine &lgel ourd ocn aopf gciaqt.
gSic bic NoIi5ei ongie6t, ioQ Or.
&camer icit GINGER Belt franf qcpc-
len icin ilnO Dcr5mciielt iibcr ieinen
3uitouo 5cI6ihnoro begorgcn baben.
Samitag Abcno fam cr in onS Sotcl
mo idricb ii1 inter 0cni &icuoonpm
s. s. 5lora elm. Seiuc 6onlilie
bottc gciiern 9llorgea sic 9SoIisci
i6cr iein &erihrpinOcn bcno1ridltigt;
5ucrit oo6tcn ieine gIpgc09rigcM Dab
cr ii6 in OaS Soipital bcacbcn babe,
nm lid BON ieiucr &rontbcit hlrircn
3u loiicn.
Ole &ci9c muroc in scr 9lm6ulollj
0cs mcitlibcu TiitriftS IN sic 0}or0uc
0e6ro6t mo Coroner GrScoa mur0c
bcuadri4tigt cbcnio pic scr 9rloer
oe5 Or &eamcr Scrr gg. 8. Steamer
uou 9}r. 200o, Cit@iooIc.Str.
2ci6e eincS uubefonutct
ScIbitu0r0crS.
Gurd Giiiolcnibdiie Gerbeiacru.
icuc 2Gdc iouocn aeitern aui cinem
lccrcu C5rmoitiif in scr 9}dbc Der
0}argIauo mo @can0mouio giicu
6o6n.Staiion 8il Golpiou sic 2cbe
cinc9 rnacia0r AS Sabre oltcu 9tan
mes. Gin ncbcn ibn licgenOer 9te-
polucr ideint on5loeitclb oaB scr
Nionn 6lr1 Scl6imoro Nccnoct 6ot.
Gr nor lnsefd6r 6 SUI groB. pog
$50 BhmO imo tru9 cincn bloiicn
9ln5ug. Gr bottC fcincrlci 4apiere
in scr Eoi6c, sic ibcr ibn irgcuo
mcI@e 9hlsflmit oebcu fonntcu. Ger
Coroner Sopfins miro cine Inter.
hu6png obbdlten im0 pcril6cn sic
9lugc66riacu ocS Go0tcn ousiinoig 5u
maMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Tcr as Sabre oIte SorrO 4. Gor-
tcr, bon 9lr. 1873 Siio.9lngllIto.9Inc.,
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ELECTRIC co. GIVES
CREDIT FOR LIGHTS
NOW OUT OF SERVICE

In a communication to the mayor
and city commissioners yesterday,
the Pensacola Electric Company an
nounces that there was now being
conducted a careful check of "out-
ages" all over the city, and that the
company stood ready, and 50 proposed
to give the city credit for the "dark"
lights, on the July statement.
The company added that it re-
GREETED the conditions just as much
as possible, and that repairs to dam
age suffered by the early-July storm
were being remedied just as quickly
al worlnen could find defects, hence
the letter to the commissioners above
quoted.
The electric company, it is an
nouneed, viii, by about the end of
this week, have all defects remedied,
it was promised, and lights in al
sections of the city win blaze firth
a. before.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-25
CITY RELATIONSHIPS
RIGHT TO PROPERTY

At a meeting of the city commits
sioners yesterday afternoon, an ordi-
nance was introduced relinquishing
all title of the city to and in lots |
and 2, Old City, between squares, and
authorizes the conveyance of the
same to D. Kugleman and S. Ginsberg,
This is the property, or portion
of the property, Immediately soul
of the opera house building. It is
said that, although the city had some
claim on the two lots mentioned, sal,
rights were never pressed, and the
ownership was never brought intt
question.
The ordinance which seeks to re
linquish all the city's rights to salt
property, was introduced and reaC
for the first time. Then it was re
ferred to the city attorney, for opin
ion.
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AN OLD PRovERB.

1t used to be proverbial that every
man (and it is certainly no less true
of women) is either fool or. a physi-
clan at forty. This means that every
intelligent person must learn so much
about caring for his own health that
by the time he is forty years of age
he can almost be reckoned as a physi-
clan.
Why, then, is there so much talk by
doctors against "self-medication" A
woman can recognize all ordinary ail-
ments without calling on a doctor. #
they are ailments distinctive to her
sex she generally knows enough to
use that greatest of all remedies for
such ailments, Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and likeWire
she is familiar with the standard
remedies for other diseases.-Adv.
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other matters as it may deem advisa-
BILE, but such recommendation shall
not be binding upon the mayor. The
board shall hold one regular meeting
each month and special meetings
whenever the mayor shall consider
same advisable.
The Administrative Departments.
These departments shall be under
the direct control of the head of the
department, but subject at all times
to the supervision and control of the
mayor. The head of the department
shall engage all employees, such en-
ployment to be approved by the
mayor. He may also discharge such
employees at any time, but any en-
ployee so discharged may appeal to
the mayor. The head of the depart
ment shall makes rules and regula-
tions, not in conflict with the char
ter and ordinances, for his depart
ment, same to be approved by the
mayor. The head of the department
shall see that the rules and regula-
tions of the department are complied
with. Any employee may appeal to
the mayor from the decision of the
head of the department. The mayor
may refer any case to the advisory
board or committee Of same for in
vestigation or recommendation.
The budget system shall be adopted
and strictly enforced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-25
HAD NO LICENSE,
But SOLD LIQUOR

Pleading guilty to selling liquor
without license, Burrel Norwood was
sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and
costs or to spend the next four
months on the county road. He made
arrangements to pay the fine, shortly
after the penalty was pronounced by
Judge Kirke Monroe, in the court OF
record, yesterday morning.
This is one of the numerous cases
which have been brought to the city
from the county precincts, and it is
said that others are in early pros
pect.
Three train riders, pleading guilty
were discharged from custody. The!
were ]. E. Gray, w. Manning anc
Coley Baker.
John Mosely and Viola Smith, ne
groes, pleading guilty, were each fine.
So and costs or thirty days.
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the strike call. Men demand bette
pay, recognition of union, and ''mort
reasonable" working hours.
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proceedings by a vote of eight mem
bers of the council.

proceedings by vote Of eight mem
bers of the council.
Fourteen Aldermen.
The board of aldermen shall be
composed of fourteen aldermen
twelve precinct aldermen and two
aldermen-at-large). Term Of office,
all four years. These to be elected
from Precincts IL, IS, IA, Is, 26, q,
%, %, 80, 81, 80 and "a. All to be
elected by the voters of said precincts.
F The aldermen-at-large shall be one
alderman from west Of Palafox street,
known as First District" and one
alderman from east of Palafox street,
known as Second District" Both
to be elected by the voters of the city
at-large. Any alderman shall be sub
ject to recall election on petition of
twenty-five per cent Of the voters at
the last general election, of the entire
city, or precinct, as the case may be.
The board Of aldermen shall be the
legislative BODY of the city. Shall
adopt ordinances for government of
city. Shall provide by ordinance for
such standing committees as it shall
deem necessary. Fill vacancies in the
board. Act on mayors appointments
to office. Act on removal from office
by the mayor, eight votes being re-
quired to approve appointments and
seven votes being required to approve
removals.
1 They shall fix bonds of officers and
approve same. Fix salaries of city
officials, except the salaries of the
present city commissioners, who shall
each receive the same salary he now
receives until the expiration of the
time for which he was elected, anC
shall perform such duties as shall BIZ
prescribed in the charter.
They shall fix tax levy and licenses
Act as court of impeachment. APP
prove contracts exceeding 500. APP
point board of equalization. Prescribt
by ordinance the duties of mayor ant
city officials, and the work and meth
DDS of the departments. Approve an
nual budget.
The council may by ordinance abol
ish or consolidate any of the admin
istrative departments, or may Great
: new departments, or may create
J board or boards of bond trustees. ]
may by ordinance abolish any admin
istrative office or create new office
or combine any of the offices herei
: provided for. Shall be empowered t
{ do, at all times, whatever it consider
1 best for the city's interests, not !
: conflict with the charter and ordiI
: ances. Shall appoint board Of thre
. members to act as trustees for th
r municipal dock and belt railroa
E bonds in the event it should be deem
J, ed advisable to proceed with the PIT
: ject.
t Duties of advisory Board"
To hold meetings for the discus
sion Of matters pertaining to the we
0. fare Of the city. To act in an al
e visory capacity to the mayor. 7
f make Investigations of such mattel
f as the mayor may request. To nal
Y recommendations on same and sur