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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

NJ Ncf~rabsn and more ambitious work
followed The prrncrehIp. Together they d>-
signed The NhrIboroueh. Blcnhcim and the
Ifeyucfe Hotels at Atlantic City. and the
Hotel Clarendon In Florida. the Pennsyiva.
nia Railroad Stations al Allegheny City,
Washington. Pa. Fort Wayne. Ind. and
numerous other statlonsson the Pennsylva-
MIA lines west Of Pittsburgh. Some Of the
residences designed Jointly are those Of Will
liam 6. Scott. Of Merton. and Frank n.
wheeler and Frank m Van Camp. OF In
dlanapolls
He was also associated with Frank
stevens IN the development Of the Single
Tax Colony ~ Arden. Delaware. where he
was frequent visitor
Among the res s'dences which Mr. Price de-
signed II the Alan Wood mansion at Con.
shohocken and the homes Of John o. Oil.
more, John p. oest. Samuel Croft and Ed
ward nok. and many others In the subur-
ban districts OF Philadelphia
Mr. Price n survived by his widow, one
son. William w. Price. and three daughters.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday. oc.
tober ~, at his late residence. In Rose
Valley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

IN, s,ss cs:lssn n. M, w. Gem rri'ns. visw r.
ylsss ssis 8 ss;,Iss k..IEs Tee iI.ss:.
pss ge epsrs sss ws ss's ssS g me n AissS from
~ Sp-;s i'S ws.s ss'n S Ssa's ISs Ysi;
s.iS. Eso ss,d 1sMTs a.. ssI. 9S:sssf Nj #
be sssty1PP esos SOY y. ilih .aia.,. c,ru,pxr
r.nss' s'f ny,ss N Ane5sT se Rss' s.s 9S
~ Tues. ? N INT private Remain. en- G NAY NAY
be xasyn1a sis,r1n nen. sys ., x,..-,, $500 :,
ds n sh.fdsS s.s Wits %iAk S,ississs sgfssna ssd
ss PnSs ana ry srnss EsT'f fmsSss MaSs
Ass2 Invited 70 funeral rsryires. Tues, ,. m.
mains may be viewed Mon. 70 10 p N. M Auto
sssMfTH. H..s.oS;,,s y; YAgeoAREr ". widow .,
residence of con. John a. smith. 2sso n
sc 10 ss' n Nos. e. y soy m h.d... r. 81 esn sm
sNYDER,--oct is. PHftffP J.. son of Georss
ana fs. "fs &c is'S @s le
pyP. sS Tsconp Resv,.m hss mas. e 81 ss
chsTSsp sTopbapos. b Jat f. pwaT pp1%9as Tsm 80, Of
late Charles and csthsrins ,sioddard. essd 20.
srohe a.Shes sSse e fg.srs so1sss
~ 2 81 orfssS fssnsis rsau''m Int, chas1s acs
.tswEEShy hy..oc, Is. DELLA SWEENEY,
and League Of Sacred Heat of ST. .Pa,fieks
sSSfs ssS rS: 70 ms HT TAYTs sS
N. 21st ST. Solemn requiem mass 81. Eliza.
beths Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
swIssLER Is. CAROLINE p. widow
Of Jacob swisrlsr. Due notice Of funeral will be
s'ySR s'ywRTs0H S sS5e xSxfE. widow Of Samuel
watson aged rs. Relatives and friends Invited
T. su.;r' % S Sis. rg; & aSs.E Gem % ''aI Il
oo@SsIIiiMERroN,.,At Beverly, n, J,r oct. =.
aged 60 RELATIVES and friend, invited 70 funeral
services, Wed. p. m.a Walton ave. Beverly.
wiIssoN.-oct. "a, suddenly. ANNIE r..
jacob ee and late Lucy T. Myers Funsrai ssry,
family. Conveyance wiii be at Iansdowne sta
ton 10 meet train leaving Broad st. station ;2s
sGS q Ra r wSif Of D.s is pS5: M5:
tord Res;iye' and friends Invited % & 70 fYnss ,s
Wolf 4th ave. and Fayette st, Conshohociken.
Pa. Int. private, Cold Point. Remains may be
'''xcd ''wxocdbziNsi<i ~. KoNsTANTIN. .hp.-
band Of Mary wodzlnski (nes Dublerl. Reia-
North German Ben. socety, invited 70 funeral.
requiem ST Xiaphon's Church 80 a. m. Int.
i''is 'wisRiiGHT@ suddenly. oct 10. ALICE A..
widow Of John J. Wright, biso Market q.
cSsstnut St Solemn high mass our lady OF
Victory Church 10 a. m, Int private. Remains
zEisING Suddenly, oct. rs. HENRY w
al iosr1sSSi.atioSs st which he was member. IL,
Ea.dSe T5sG S Ps n 81 a Geo csm Linden ave-
ZUBER.-.oct.. IL. STEPHEN DE WHIT
q ssDSsP aT,s. A. spd Rose aEsd g
Ss S 'YR'r i.ih wt % int o"ro!s S'T:.s cs@ residence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
William Harvey FiIIcy

Following an illness OF six months, Will
Ham Harvey Filley. fifty years old. resid-
ing at the Marsrave Apartments Twentieth
and Chestnut streets, died suddenly at 80
saturday morning from heart failure. Mr..
Tilley was for number OF years connected
With the advertising departments OF two
Fhiiadelphia newspapers. At the time OF
11e death he was the local representative OF
1he Gem Manufacturing Company OF Pitts
burkh. Besides his widow, Mr. Filley left
only one relative. his sister. Mrs. James
8ownes. who was with him at the time of
his death The funeral will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the parlors
Of an undertaking establishment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
REV. HUGH A. LOQUE
Dies in St.. Joseph's Hospital, Lam
caster, Where He Was Chaplain

The Rev. Hugh A Logue. seventy-four
Pears old. died last Thursday night from
rneumonia at st. Joseph's Hospital. Lam
caster. Pa, where he had been chaplain
four years. He was n native OF Philadel.
rhia and was a member OF one OF the early
classes graduated from 81. Joseph's Col.
leEe. Seventeenth and Stiles streets. Funeral
services win be held at Lancaster tomor-
row morning. and then the body Will be
brought here to the home OF his sister Mrs.
Mary 4. Murphy. OF 17l9 Girard avenue.
where services will be held Wednesday, at
a. m. Solemn requiem mass will be cele.
hrated at $40 n. m at the Church OF the
Gesn, The burial will be at ST. Denis's
Cemetery. Ardmore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
William L. Price

william L. Price. one OF the most pic
turesque figures In the art life OF this city
and member OF the Arm OF Price a Nc
LanAhan. architects and designers OF some
Of Americas palace hotels. died Saturday at
his home In Rose Valley, near Moylan. He
had been suffering for about two weeks
from nervous breakdown and his death
came ~ a great surprise 10 his friends Mr..
Price had been In robust health heretofore.
He was fifty-four years old.
Ia 1909 Mr.. Price became associated with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
DR.. Matthew Woods. Funeral

The funeral OF DR.. Matthew Woods. noted
authority on epilepsy, who died last Friday
IN the Methodist Hospital. was held this
morning at the Woods residence. 13o7 North
Broad street. The Rev. Gustav Briegleb. of
the Hollond Memorial Church ofiiciated He
was assisted by the Rev. Wallace McMulin,
Of the Drew Theological Seminary. Madison,
~ ]. Interment was private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
MRS. JOSEPH BOND BEAL
Daughter Of Late Clement Brooke
Grubb Dies at Chelsea

Mrs Joseph Bond Benll. daughter OF the
late Clement Brooke Grubb. of this city
and Lancaster, Pa. died last Saturday at
her summer home. ISIS Pacific avenue,
Chelsea. NJ. J. She was the widow OF Jo.
teph Bond Beall, OF New York and Geor.
efa- Before her marriage she was Miss
Mary Lilly Brooke Grubb. a direct de.
ecendant of Edward Shippen, Justice OF the
Supreme Court. and OF Colonel James Burd
or Pcnnsylvania.
She leaves two daughters. Mrs. william
n. Thornton. OF Wilmington, Del. and Miss
Lilly Beall; one grandson, q. Tucker
Smith Jr.. son OF Medical Inspector @.
Tucker Smith. u. s. N, and two sisters,
Mira. l. Heber Smith, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss Daisy Il. b. Grubb. Of Lancaster. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER and stenographer - yon,ns y0H,ns
and atenography. expert at figures uesIes 80 ~
Sapable OF taking entire charge; salary s.o 10
start. $50. Ledger Central, -------
pooKKEEPER and stenographer; capable pa secro 9.
tariai work. c 800. Ledger ONCE
C1IANfRERAIAID and waIting--Young woman
experienced Il 147, Ledger Central. -----
CHAAiBERwoRIS or chamberwork and wait,.ncg .cg
in small family; no washing' wages 10
J $40. Ledger Central
DAYS woRK-Colored lady wishes day work
good references. Write or call 1907 s. 2oth 81.
GoyERNEss French; takes full care; expert
enced ] 943. Ledger Central.
HoUsEKEEPER companion refined widow dow
wishes position: objection to travel; Ger
man Protestant. " 43. Ledger Central.
NURsE-Capable woman with long experience
and satisfactory references, desires position
Address NJ a25. Ledger Office
TUTOR-Experienced teacher IN kndergarten
and primary to sixth grade; nature WORK
a speclalty; best reference. Box l+0. HaNer-
ford Pa,
WOMAN, colored, wants work. city country,
amy kind. iO43 Rodman st.
WOMAN, German. wants to take in washing at
home. 1888 West Somerset st.
YOUNG WOMAN. reliable. Protestant. wishes
position chamberwork or help with children
reference 335. Ledger ONCE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your home In pleasant and
healthful surroundings, with excellent oppor-
tunties for rapid advancement.
There are twonty-eight Bell Central Offices
in Philadelphia; probably there IL one within
tunities for earnest, Intelligent young women
between rs and 80 years OF age.
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the best y
Of food Is sold at cost in every Central
Office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for Advancement TO Senior
and Supervising positions.
Apply at 4O6 Market st.. daily except Sun
day. b:3O a. m. to D p. m, or evenings be-
tween 700 and 900 at any of the following
Central offices.
20 w. Chelten ave. Germantown.
b4th st. and Woodland ave.
11O5 South Broad st.
18th and Diamond SITS,
Lancaster ave. east OF b2d st,
400 Market st.
9TH and Market sta, Camden.
Hope and Berks SITS, Kenslngton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

sALEsMEN = This corpora tion has posl-
tons open for 2 statesmen for city terrific
applications from men under as who have
had successful road experience with com
mercial lines. but who new prefer 10 get on
the road; must be adaptable 70 new line.
where same trade must be visited two nj
three times a week; state experiences fully
lines sold age. salary desired InterVle,g
will be arraneed at your convenience A
2iS, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
LOST AND FOUND

MESH BAG-Iost. on Saturday afternoon. Oct.
u. gold mesh bag. marked on inside "A. r..
g., 2000 DE Lancey place Liberal reward
4 returned TO J. f. Caldwell q Co. S02
Chestnut 1T,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

BooKKEEPER and executive, assistant; young
man. 35. married. 10 years bookkeeping and
varied business experience. best references
desires position with future. II 1876. Led Cen.
keeper or assistant r. Goebel 5Oi NJ Ohio
ave, Atlantic City, N. j.
BUTLER--Young c0lored man wants situation
private family; best reference. ID %. Led on
family; reference. r. ~, 36s n. 18th 81
cARETAKERs. adults. Christian Americans:
bus. ability; city or country f 240. Led Cen
cHAuFFEuR-MEcHANIc
very highly recommended desires a rood nos,.
tion IN Philadephia; Is a thorough mechanic:
has handled highgrade foreign and domestic
w. Doth St. New York. ~ 80"
CHAUFFEUR. colored; sober. careful driver:
~ years last place: reference; no housewori
Write II NJ 43d. Phone Barring 1887 w
CHAUFFEUR. white, best reference wants mo-
sition touring South family or party q All
Ledger Central. 'ii'
CHAUFFEUR. white. shop exp, wIshe. nos. n
pri FAM best ref S2 Cricket ter. Ardmore
cHAuFFEuR wants position; single. white; best
cHAUFFEuR wishes position; best refs.i eSp I;
sober, careful driver. II 1oO. Ledger Central /
COAcHMAN, single. middle aged desires nosi
tlen; 5000 ai.ar9uad man: best Of references.
COOK. japanese, wife as maid, wish postions
Vine. Locust 3TOo j. Aaoto' 1885
EXECUTIVE. 2s. 10 years experience stenog-
assist sales ma ger and rep, deeires iu,ns
diate connection. Ib4 Ledger Central '''''
EXECUTIVE High-grade Phiiadslphia man
sss. crsSentss 1Ss edsss ssdSsass ,sSpeern'
NAN. 81. trying 70 better himself wants 10 has /,
IRON .h9se locking Lor steady sober worker;
Federal VI. v" Nis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

SHEET META WofKiGGRRsc iGR scRk6E E6EEikStufTcoMtoS ikStufToMo,
RiI.E BODY WORK APPLY READY FOR For
WORK 3 A. NJ. MONDAY; ,H.AAiIdo,S HAlE = w kkIlEE
wANTEp-A frst-cisss automatic screw ma. ma,
chine man who has had experience tro,ry ~ iny'ns
Sharps automatic screw machines ana 80;
Acme and Hartford machines also .apapio ,ns to
cover department Of 100 machines on h
variety Of small brass and steel paris, tnV
mRnufacturinE Is similar 90 typewriter, eioaaSS' i9oaaSS'
talking mnchipe parts, etc. ADDRESS NJ -o-'
Ledger Onice.
YOUNG MAN handy with tools and with some
experience on electrical work and reparlhhs' hnn w
take rare OF service department.; 5000 chhnce
Tor advancement. Apply Eureka vacuum
Cleaner Co. Germantown and Virard aNes.
VOTING MAN wanted Telephone operator an, and
clerical work moderate salary Apply re'-
ham Court. Germantown.
YOUNG MEN. strong, wanted In lxe ann urcsseu
poultry business. Call between ana y M
337 s. Front Ht. -------------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

ersi mood nositIons open: other positions openn.
Rnslness Service Company. 1901 Land Ttie
Buiiding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
ADVERTISING

ACCOUNTANT. expert. 40. soc per hour; perma-
nent or temporary. j 952, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

sAt,EsMFN 20 demonstrate 10 merchants movie.
araph window display electric signi biggest
Tnoneymak~r IN years. Crown Manufacturins
Co, 7Of Market 81.
statesmen stationery. with experience retsh
conmsrciai stationery. Apply Marcus Co..
1909 Market st -----------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATIENTS Send for our free Hs@
Patents and Trade 1nsf'it
nings until $50.
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE =
l0il Chestnut ct. Bell phone Wslnnx ls><
WANTED-Positions BY two young men. n
~ Years of age. strong husilinE poys. ~
F. iese BRED large acaualntanee. -.
614. Ledger 0u,.--
buying; easy terms James u Garfield. r. y
Box 205s. Phliadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

ADVERTISING
My experience covers over O years with
well-known Philadeelphia advertising agency
MS detail man, handling copy. rates. checking,
o etc: last years and at present with
large publishers: issue Instructions to art de-
partment and engraving room, make lay-outs.
handle proofs. correspondence with advertising
agencies and branch offices: 81 years OF
age. married.: can furnish AL reference from
present employer Can you met Address
M222. Ledger once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS NICHOLS. 1929 BalnbrIsr. ~.
petsnt EnElish. French. scandinavisns. a..
man buffers. second men. houren1en -
young Swedish men lately arrived e,v,,.s
cooks. German mother and daughter Frs,><
0tIUen., AMERICAN inutee' maida nurses prrf
and Cath. walt. chamhcrmaids pariormsH.
with ref; wanted, male and female help fsr ~
WANTED. at Episcopal ofnce. si9 3. ists :,
cooks, Mattresses. chambermaidu ada
maids, nurses. kitchenmaids.
JoNES'S Employment Agency-MaiS and f-r,.s
help secured; white and colored. Preston b17f
10 g. 3oth. ''''-
help supplied and wanted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

TEACHERS wanted for grades, high and privat
schools; posiiions waiting. Natinnal Ieernsr,
Agency. n. II. Cook, Mgr. 321 Perry Bulidlna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
HELP wANTED-MALE

BENCH HANDS. accustomed 10 stair work
Amply Chas +. Felin Co. Inc. YORK ros'
and Butler
BOY wanted. over 10 years: position Is open y
news department. Evening Ledger. Apply h
X Raleigh. fourth floor. Ledger Building
9th and Chestnut SITS.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-30
P. 0. S. OF A. IN
CAMP Ar KEYSER
Annual Session Closes There
This Afternoon.

Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock the
State Camp Of Patriotic Sons Of Amer
ica convened in Keyser for a session
Of two days The meeting is being
presided ove@ by State President
Harry r. Hood, of Sleepy Greek
G. y. Finnell delivered the address
of welcome in behalf of the city Of
Keyser, while Professor J. c. San
ders welcomed the delegates in be
half of the shools of K r. In a
very interesting addr "a. J.
Heaps responded in ~ of the
camp After the speech making the
delegates went into executive SEES.
sion and began the transacting Of
business.
At . O'Clock the flag raising tooe
place when a large crowd witnessed
the placing Of large flag on the
High School building The state Of
fcers We're in charge
The pleasing part Of the program
took place Tuesday night when all
members participated in a banquet
given by the Keyser camp. There
were about one hundred delegate
present from different parts of the
State
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-30
CRUISER MEMPHIS is
WRECKED. LIVES LOST

Santo Domingo Aug 30 TAe
United States armored cruiser Mem
phis was driven ashore on the rocks
OF the outer harbor here Tuesday hY
a great and sudden ground swell
1t is said that many lives were lost
as a result of the disaster All fires
under the boilers OF the Memphis
were eXtinguished by the thrush of
water 81
The United States gunboat Gastine
managed TO escape by putting TO sea.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-30
BLIND WEEDS BLIND.

Mrs Maggie Nutter and Gaver De
haven were married Mondav by the
Rev. DR.. Benjamin Wilson in Harris
onburg. Dehaven is blind and the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-30

M Harry Knipe, of Bedington,
was business vis.to. IN town
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-30

bride is the widow Of William Nut
ter, who was also blind. Both have
visited Martinsburg.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Gbriltian fanScr's lett Tango
uOblbefaHntCr Slafberrn Gur-
Oial lit O6ne Wleidlem fir Glib
lueidlen. 900 7te Str.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
,ysaIhinatun GanaerbnmO".

Tos 5peite eroBc &on5ert Der Sai'
ion nit nadfoleenoem 8oa iano am
Gienstog, Ocn fl. Sanuar, i'm Sdu.
aerbuno Itott. Der Wulifoireftor,
Serr @rmono @umpreht, bate Elm
funItreihes 9rogrumm fir 0ieien
Abeno ~oufgeiteIlt. Die Serren pom
SGneerbuno leiteten oos aon5ert NIT
.2uno'S n@ermonen5ue" elm. Sbrcr
por5iiglifen 2eiihine lieBen iie .Die
Sdgerci~ foIgen. 6rau Gtbel SoIt.
clam @ofuIer unO Serr Sreo. Sdoef.
fer loneen inter Der alopierbeglei.
titng oes Serrn Sonoro einige Go
los. ole bon Dem Ytblifum nit lang,
anboItenoem 8eifoa mnfgenommen
muroen. Sri. 9euIob 9orger lang
NIT ibrer berrlihcn @ltitimme Sdli.
berts .Monoerer~. nobel iie Serr
9rof. @lmpredt om 9lopier beglei
tete. Der Sortrag Der Game mar iebr
gut uno Die @6itc goben ihreil Csc.
fiiblcn opourd NusOrltd, Dab iie "a
rouf Ionge opplouoierten. PIN @ld
bier triig Johann SEER Malton 9oUcc
9il5t'S ollngariihe &aplooie" 9to. 2
Dor. Ger aiinltler perriet cir gro
Bes Salent uno periebte iid) gang IN
Den @eilt oes &omponilten. Gin Ie
noriolo, oos Serr GboS. &. Wteper
lang uno oos leine God)ter am aIG-
bier begIeitete, iono %oQecnleinen 9ei.
fou. Sroi Gtbel @oItcIom Waiulcr
trite Damn oos berrlid)e nn0
eipig neile Qieo BON Der .2oreIei
Dor, nobel Serr 0omaro sic 8eglei-
tling ipieIte. 0as berrIide Organ ser
SGngerin iibte einen unbeidreibIihcr
3oilber ouf Die NnueIenoen ans. Ser
Srib Meueller, lpielte oorauf olli 0enl
Gello .Homan5o" bon @oltermann
rno oSoronteIld" bon Boper; Ser
Wolton goDce begleitete ibn ouf Dem
aIapicr. Dieie @ortrGge fanoeu ci-
men guten Nnflang aIf Seiter oes
Tublifuns. 0os mulifoIii6e 8ro
gromm ihloB nit Dem gob.S Solo
~Sut in tbe Deep, Dos Serr g(rtbur
WiOoleton lang, begleitet anf Dem
aIopier bon Scrrn &rof. @umpred)t.
@roBortig iuoren Die SortrGgc
unO gum eroBen Seil f6Gt oos Sob
Dem @crrt Grof. @itmprcht gu, scr
ioldl' tiid)ti9c &r1ftc fiir bic @on3crte
im S1ngerbino 81 9%erpinnen meib.
Damn folgtc Der Dali, bel Dem lid)
jcOcrmonn aufS bette omiilierte. 9iS
ipGt in bic NndJt ihmong man Dos
Eon56ein uno Die @Glte muroen be.
triibt, ais es 6ieb, bob SdIliB iei.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Samcn S~iIfs.SOmmittcc.

Hci Der Teridnlmluitq ain poriaeit
6reito9 befoBte lid ous Soupttbema
init Dem beporitebenOen 8a5oor. DC
0omen oes Gnfel 9r1lig geroni:
sungsucreins peroen bel 0emieIbcn
Ocn Shiir8enltono iibernebmen uno
limo ihon fIeibig an Der grbeit. ioIdjc
on5rtfertieen.
Nrtifel, Oie. fir ben 9osor beItimnt
limo, fonneli in Der SGneerbunobonc
uno bel Den bartholomew @orIibern
Cine Site bon oieien miro ndditcs
Ntol Observation-Disclosures iucr.
oen.
Der nMeBeer. @erein", unter Dem
Soriib bon Serrn @eorg Nlltb, miro
oas gB5immer iibernebmen un0 .oie
Oanen bon Dem Silfsberein meroen
fir prompte 9eoicnung loraen. Is
loa ieoem @eIegenbeit gegeben fper.
ben, Elm e6tes oeutihes gbenobrot
BORT ein%5nnebmen.
Der @erein n@orip1rts go. 1" bon
8looensburg miro lih aud an Dem
9a5or beteiIigen.
Sir sic Befangenen in Sibirieu
limo lhon Glide 8ufete bon @Iei.
oungsltiden obgegeben luoroen. SIS
luuroe Der SOridIog gemodt, BOB
braudbore 9Ieioungsitiide. oie moo
lidermeiie fir ben n&ummooe.S oIe"
geiammelt merOen, fir oen 8erionot
nod Sibirien 3uriidgeboIten meroen
ioaen.
Ole SefretGrin, Srou Or. Cd,
fonnte cine 8eit1tiglmq bon Dem Gnl.
BON 500. Die Ger @efongenen-
Siiriorge in Stem Worf gcihidt mlir.
'Oen, perleicn.
! 0u etlide 3meifeI Iailt muroen, %
GaS @elo AUDI DirtIi6 ieincn 9eItim
mlngspInb erreiht, fonnte 6rau Sc
nod elmer llnterreOllna mt Sen ser.
rem Der Oelttiden gotidoft sic Scr.
Iiderung geben, ooB @elG unO aud
&Ieioungsitiide, Die ourh oas Iuc.
rifonii6e Rotbe 9reu6 %befSroert uer.
Den, %unbeoiagt in Sibirien onIongen
linb oaB Die Gerteilung ourb 5ltpcr.
ldiiige Igenten gei6iebt.
Die llnterboItung am 81. Soillor
ueripridt iebr intereiiont 3u mcr0en.
SrGltlein Ynitd Sdooc miro siuci
Stilfe our Aufiiibruulg briigen ullO
5lpor Die mptboloeilhe Gomooic bon
Gilbert, ms 0eitid)c iibcricbt BON
Scrrn 6ronf GIaitop, &pgmaIion ltn0
Naloteo, in Der Or. Saul 9ortid sic
&ole 0es Mtbener 8iI0bolters IpicIctr
miro nll0 Sr1ulein Nnita Sda0e bic
elmer lebenoen Statue.
DIS 3peite Stiid, Elm einoftiaes
2ultIpiel, fiibrt ocn Nomcn Gin
paar 9ollldnbe". Die 0ancn Clara
life nno emma 0enoer lperocn oic
&oIen beicbcn. Sri. @4tc Sucti1
miro elm alnuier. Solo Jrml ".
@umpredt Elm NIts Solo lmo SEER 81.
9afing Elm 1cnor Solo aur @crId6-
lerltng beS abcnbs hcitrqgen,
Ole &erionen, oie in Dem reid.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
.ander & PIugge,
1917 Siebente StraBe, &c. ".
GeIephun giorth 1873.

0ipe gSbisties. $t.25 bic goaone; 4oc
oas Quart uH0 mlfiudrtS. g~eIcnoerS ans
perinl, 6 Sabre nIt, SO Die @aIone, I5c
oa5 Sliari. CID NeliabIe, s Sabre alt,
" one @nlone, 81 onS Quart. Outer
liter Bourbon, WiuIt BON Scotd @biss
ten. California Gberries, 81 uno $1.50
bic Wallone, 25c nno SOC oaS Quart.
SEINE impprtierte GberrD ooer Bortlueiue
~ Die WalIone. 60c ons Gliart. gue
1orten 9rnnoies, yhms ltn0 Sins. Gas
ilfnrnildle mo nnporiierte 9larcts, Ioluie
Rreilung. ale Sortcn @ei6iueine
'mo J%ibeiniueine.
VreisIiite snr ge~rfiIanna.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

boltigeu Grogranmn t~eilnebmen, loi
len feincn 3peifel an Dem Griolg oie
les Nbeu0S auffommeu.
Ole regularc &erlonmIuna, oie ne.
gen oeS Gbeaters ausfdIlt, luurOe all
Mtontag, Den "a. Solmar DerIegt.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
o&ein Ser5 lit sebeilt; es madJt
mir feline 9eidiuerOen mebr.
SD bin Oan,bar. Oa5 i'd ibrs plnseiae bon
Or. Miles Seart MemeSu.

lab. gor benz @ebraud oieies Mittels. bate i'd
elm lebr idIltHInee oersieioen. 80 irene mid.
beridaien au tonnen. odB i'd mih lest IN iebr gns
ter Bsinnhbeit beinbe. nntboem id 9hren Mute
getnaB. bic 9eart Remebb aebrntlbte. Mrs.
Nnnie Barron. 9opeta. San.
@eben Sic gut ami ibr 6er3 adlt, uno
lino Sic geipiB ba6 es 10 iiart lit, mie
IS iein ionte? 9r. @}ilcs' Scart Nens
enb lilft benz @er8en feline ardiie mies
Der al Iammeln, uadDem Is Ourcb
llcbcranitrenaung, Soroen. Sdred oner
Spanmmg aeidlpddlt iuorSeu lit.
@enn bic critic Jlaide nidt bilft,
mirO Sbr Aputbeter SIR Och suriid.
seben. Sum @ertaaf III alen glppt6rten.