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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
Washington Presbytery's Ac-
tIon on Proposed Sunday AS
sembIies in School Buildings.
PREPONDERANCE OF VIEWS
FOR COMMUNITY CENTERs
Prof. E. ]. Ward Explains the
Observation-Disclosures in the Sen
timents Of Ministers.

Following brief but spirited debate
the Presbytery of Washington, at a
meeting at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church today, declined to put
| itself on record either as favoring or
opposing the use of public school
buildings Sundays. The question was
brought up following an address de-
livered by Prof. E. ]. Ward of the
United States bureau of education. eN-
planning the movement for using the
buildings as social centers.
| Prior to adopting a motion by which
/ it was decided to table the proposition,
ministers present spoke for and against
the use of schools on Sunday and for
and against the use of the buildings
week days. The preponderance of SEN
| tir1ent, however, seemed to be in favor
of the social center movement, provid-
ing that the schools be kept closed Sum-
days.
Following Prof Wards talk he was
questioned as to the Sunday use of
school buildings for the community
center. After Prof. Wards answer that
it was the purpose to use the schools
whenever the communities so desired,
Rev. Or. William H. Bates made mo-
ton that this presbytery decidedly
opposes the movement to open the
schools on Sunday The same mo-.
! ton. however. favored the use of the
schools as social centers.
Defines Duty of Churches.
Rev. DR.. H. f. Brundage declared
1.-The Christian churches should take
some stand for civic improvements"
Z, He advocated the opening of the
schools week days. saying he planned
to "forestall Sabbath dissertation by
having meetings in schools Saturday
evenings"
We should have some place besides
the people to CO." he said.
Rev. c: Everest Granger expressed
his belief that many persons. even min
listers, were favorable to the movement
for opening school buildings Sundays.
He. himself, favored Sunday use. he
said. declaring that it would not inter-
fere with Sunday church services.
The motion to table the whole
matter was made by Rev. DR.. T.
not whe sad on the matf s
as he could see. and, therefore. had no
right to be brought before the pres
bytery. The motion to table was car
ried by 16 to TO- many not voting.
Explains Community Center Work.
In explaining the community center
work, with special reference to the Sun
day phase. Prof. Ward said in part:
The churches can never come to in
stitutional unity in this country, for no
church can ever be the institution of
the state. The community center fur
nishes the one means through which
the churches, or rather the idealism de-
come to effective unity of service. The
community forum is the one place
where, without sectarian or partisan
limitations. those great words of St
Paul may be realized: Wherefore, put
ting away lying, speak every man truth
with his neighbor, for we are members
one of another"
will ministers oppose this move
nent' No. for there is good even in
the best people,
Committee on New Churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
IN BEHALF OF BANDS
Labor officials Complain Of Com
petition of Musicians in Mill
tary Service.

Samuel Gompers, Frank Morrison and
James O'Connell, resident officials OF
the American Federation of Labor. to-
day urged President Wilson to put a
stop to the competition of enlisted mu-
sicians of the government with civilian
! musicians.
They told the President that the gov
eminent furnishes uniforms and in
struments to these enlisted men and
pays them good salaries. Because OF
this they are enabled to underbtd ci-
william musicians in furnishing music
for private entertainments. In conse-
Quence many civilian musicians walk
the streets, doing nothing. while the
enlisted men are playing in hotels and
elsewhere. The President promised to
consider the protest.
Marine Band Is Cited.
Mr.. Gompers said that the competition
of enlisted musicians with the civilians is
noticeable in Washington and near mill
tary posts In Washington the Marine
Band, he said, is a notable example. He
earnestly suggested to the President that
such competition is manifestly unfair and
should not be allowed
The President will, it is said. take the
matter up with the heads of departments
under which the enlisted musicians come.
For Industrial Education.
The federation officials also urged the
President to give support to the Smith
Hughes bill on industrial education and
vocational training. They told the
President that national preparedness
for the young in industrial life is as
important as military training.
The visitors submitted to the Presi-
dent resolutions adopted at the annual
meeting of the Federation of Labor
protesting against ship subsidies which
take public moneys for the purpose OF
promoting private gain" The reso-
lutions favor the creation of an Amer
lean merchant marine to be manned
by American seamen under conditions
that will make them an effective naval
reserve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
PRESIDENT CONSIDERS
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
In Conference Today With Speaker
Clark and Representatives
Kitchin and Rainey.

The Presidents first conference after
his return to the city today was with
Speaker Clark and Representative
kitchin regarding the legislative pro-
gram. The President hopes to ex-
pedite the legislation, particularly the
preparedness bills. The visitors told
him of the situation regarding the
various measures that belong to the
administration program. The Speaker
and Mr.. Kitchin said they had not
talked with the President on any sub
ject except that of legislation.
A subcommittee of the House ways
and means committee. headed by Rep
resentative Rainey. talked for twenty
minutes with President Wilson today
about the tentative draft of the tariff
commission bill that has been drawn
by the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
Final Draft Soon Ready.

The final draft of the bill will be
made soon and Mr.. Rainey stated tina,
it is proposed to submit it to the
House as an independent measure. un-
complicated by revenue or other meas
ures. The President has urged the
committee to make the bill as broadly
non-partisan as possible and the COM
mittee agrees with him that this should
be done.
The proposed tariff commission prob
ably will consist of five members, al
though the exact number has not been
definitely decided on. The bill pro-
vides that the appointments shall be
made by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
APPEAL ALLOWED
IN S[|NGSBY CASE
Appellate Court in England
Makes important Ruling in
Legitimacy Suit.
EFFORT TO ADOPT CHILD
IS HELD TO BE FACTOR
Extensive Estates Involved in Court
Action Which Had Its Inception
in San Francisco.

LONDON, March 13. 11:27 am. The
! court of appeals has allowed the ap-
peal in the Slingsby legitimacy suit
The case involves the question
whether an infant born in San Fran
cisco and declared to be the lawful
son of Charles Slingsby and his wire
Dorothy is the rightful successor to
the extensive Siingsby estates in Eng
land. California court said that the
child was the legitimate heir. ana
court in England upheld that decision;
An appeal was taken and vas argued
in January and February OF this year.
The hearing on the appeal or the
Slingsby brothers against the judgment,
declaring Teddy Slingsby to be the ieglti-
mate heir, lasted for seventeen days,
and the three appeal court judges, who
today allowed the appeal had the matter
under consideration for five weeks.
Holds Advertisement Important.
In delivering the judgment the master
of the rolls said it was impossible to
overrate the Importance OF advertise
uent. said to have been written by Mrs.
S1ingsby and inserted in San Fran
cisco newspaper. within few days of
the time a child was born to her The
advertisement called for a newborn
male infant.
Furthermore. the master said. IT was
impossible to doubt that Mrs. Slingsby
called at the Associated Charities in
San Francisco and made application to
adopt a child The master was unable
to make himself believe that a wom-
an expecting to give birth to child
would take such course. which. he
said, was repugnant to any one who
knew of the maternal instinct. He
held there should be a declaration
that the child was not the legitimate
heir.
Judge Warrington. concurring in the
opinion of the master. said he regret
ted it was impossible for him to take
Mrs Siingsby's word without cor
roboration. He declared she was con-
demned as a woman who lied upon the
most important matters of the adver-
tisement and had supported her lie
with perjury. He expressed it as his
opinion that the boy was the child of
Lillian Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
List of Evening Services.

ST. James, missioner, Rev. McV. Har-
rison, o. Fl. c., from March i to 10,
daily services at 7:45 pm.
All Saints Chevy Chase, Rev. l.. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
To Hear BILLY" Sunday.

Tuesday. March IS. was suggested as
date for the visit of Washingtonians
to Baltimore to hear BILLY" Sunday.
This was made only as suggestion to
the committee which has the matter
in charge for various church organiZa-
.ions. however. The date chosen by
this committee is to be announced
later.
The presbytery is to hold it's April
meeting in the New York Avenue
Church. the church next in the SEIZED
ule having meetings listed which will
interfere with its entertaining the min :
listers. Rev. .. A. Gillingham, the mod =
orator, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
Committee on New Churches.

A general committee to take up the
churches. for financing the same and
undertaking other similar matters was
authorized by the presbytery upon mo-
ton of Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie.
He urged that such a committee could
be composed of business men who
would be better able to transact such
business than could clergymen. The
idea of a central committee, he thought.
would do much to- prevent various diff
f1culties now arising, such as the
Before adoption the motion was SO
amended as to have five clergymen and
four !aymen on the committee. All
matters are to be brought before the
presbytery before final action, however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-13
Sunshine Spiced Waters

A real 15c value sold to you Mt
1Oc per lib. to call your attention
to our full line Of Sunshine Cakes.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Die 8amfcn @aibimgtpm's.

@ie gut @albington's ganfen
funoiert iino, uno mie iebr tie oaS
@ertral4en oes 8nblifums peroienen
gebt aus BEN Sinan5nusmeiien ber-
Dor, oie benz &omptroller oes S6ab-
anlts Dieie @ode eingereibt pllroen.
nn0 tpooon mir mcbrerc an allocrcr
SteQe plbli5ieren.
llnieren 9euti6en ieien oiele @an=
fen beionoers empfoblen, oa Tie oie
oeuti6e 3eitung patroniiicren uno
hurd oieielbe ii6 on oas Oellti1e Bll-
blifrm menoen.
American Security and Trust Co.
Columbia National Bank.
District National Bank.
East Washington Savings Bank.
Home Savings Bank.
Merchants Bank.
National Bank of Washington.
Riggs National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Second National Bank.
Union Trust Co. u. L.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Gnn6roa, &eallOaf, luirflide Selifa-
teiien, iinS sM Baben bel:
SiibIers,
532 Genter- nnb Is Giggs Warft.
Ser ScmtIdJe Sag!

Ser oelti6e Gag lit ongebro6enl
Ser oeuti6e Sag lit Dor Der Girl
@ie @eibno6tsglotfen Dor ids film
gen:
Sd bin erpadt 81 ouf 4.
Sd bin ertpa6tl "a uuf bier.
Sod lit es ounfel in Ser @elt
@ber meme Stube lit erbeItl
Sd greif our Se0er un0 9apier
Mm friiben Morgen, 81 ouf bier.
Grmu6t bin i6 aus meiner Stub
llno oaufe @ott am friiben Neorgen
OaB enoli6 au6 fir unS eri6eint
Gin GROCER Gael Ser SEER miro fir
uns iorgen.
Ser SEER Der Seeri6aren a1er 8elt,
&egiert audi Seute feline 8elt,
@etrolt laBt inns 81 ibm m1fbliden:
Gr miro unS @liid uno Segen l6iden.
@ertraut Ser 2onomann ieinem Ga
men,
Gen er geldet in fem 6elo -
60 loBt uns 9euti6e iagen; &men,
@ott lit ia TIMER @ott, Der Tins felt
bolt.
Cine feIte Burg lit unier @ott
Cine CUTE @ebr uno 8affen. Amen.
Carl &ermonn 8raat.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Ct. Marien.@ irde.

g[m Mittnod glbeno 7.30 began.
men nteoer ole regelmdBieen Ser.
iommlunqen Ser Srnefrouen Sooali.
tat. Seoen Nfittmo6 Abenos 7.30 lit
SoooIitGtsonoa6t, frr5e TreOiet uno
Segen. Radber boben oie Mitglie-
Der ibre Notwithstanding in
ser S6ulboQe, Die nit Ser geicll.
idoitliden llnterbnItling enoigt, 100.
6ci cine @n5obI nit 8orliebe Die See.
~gclbobnen beniitten, onoere oos 9iI-
Iar0ipieI pflegerL onoere iid pertiefen
in Den 9ildern un0 Sdriften Der 8i-
6liotbef.
9tGGiten Sonntog Bel Ser 7 l1br
OlcIie geben Die Witglieoer Der Sung
froiten Sooolitdt, mie jeoen 8iueiten
5onntog, ecmeinIdnftIi6 CUR Ill.
&ommunion.
Sonntog lit oie Seier oes &oien-
tron3fcites. Der Wtonot Oftober 1T
scr Golenfron3 Monat, Der gola be-
ion0erS ser @erebrune DER Mltttcr-
oottes geipeibt lit 0itrd oos id)0ne
Roienfron5gebet. Seoen Nben6 mob
reno October lit Inn 7.30 llbr IN
Ser ct. Marienfir6e &oienfron5an-
oodt ltn0 Segen.
Die Seriamml1tng Ser MitgIie6er
oes @G. Nonen Seiu 8ereins, pie Sic
&erionmIung Ser &omites fir sic
&orbereitltngen fir sic iGbrIi6e I'm
terbaltlin9 unO Supper an Is. u1o
10. Sftober, tpdren iebr intereIiant
ltno gut beiu6t. Am fommenoen
Mpntag qbeno neroenipieoerum Scr
idmmlungen iein in Der S1ulbane.
Die Mtitglieoer Oes ST.. Hamen Sc
1t-&ereins unter Dem Soriib oes %rG-
li0enten SIS. Grim mdDlten oIs Soar
ifoG fir sic 8orooe Der @ereine in
Baltimore am Is. Sftober Soiepb s.
3egoiDib. Oieier beltimmte 0ann oIs
ieinc @ebilfen-Aojltoonte1- Gre
gor &romm, Nnton Sltman @ilbelm
Neulano, Soborn Grim, I6om Sic
Del uno 81. 6. &ommer. &obert Ser
6cri6 un0 8ilbelm 81. S61fer muir
Den gelpGblt ais Die Sertreter Ser ct.
Morienfirhe in Der @brenescorte bel
Ser Yaraoe. Wan ertportet, BOB Die
Sertrcter ser ct. Marienfir6e in Der
&orooe in Baltimore iiber 300 Wann
itorf lem merbef. Sober oeutide, ooer
BON oeuti6er 4%bItommitng fatboIii6e
Singing ltno Wann miro es oIs eli
ne Gbrenpfli6t era6ten, it6 inter
Dem Banner Ser oeuti6en ct. Mori-
anfirhe an Ser 8orooe 3u @bren 0es
81. Nartens ieines Critters 5u betei-
ligen.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
glms Oenti6eu &ir6en.
GpneprSin @emeinSe.

Syn @erbin0une nit Dem englii6en
Morqengottesoienlt am bergangeiten
Sonntag, nuroe Die 6eier Oes Seili-
aen 4ben0mobls obgebolten. Iltd
cine EoufbanOlilng fono ltott, Die oeS
S0dter1ens BON Scrrn unO 6roit g.
&linge.
Sn Sonntogsidrtle unO @erileinoe
IoOet man fIeiBig elm 5rtr Seobaftlt1lg
Oes iGbrIi6en rTalp" cages. Won
5trcbt Dornodl an Oemielben ole Slol-
ncn 6erS onntugsi6uIe bol5dblig per
iommelt at leben, uno 5u9lci1 oie@c'
meinoe am SdluIie Der Sonntogs-
Idulperiooe nit teilnebmen 81 lallelt.
9emnab iino @roBe un0 Sleine eill'
oeIooen Iid INN boIb II llbr I'M Stir
denrollm cin5ufin0en, no inter Sel'
tuna 0es SuperintenOenten 9errn D.
@abidl peri6ieoene Sebrer 8orte Der
Grmutigling uno &%larlegung Der Bic
Ie Ser Sonntagsidularbeit on Die Yin
melenoen ri6ten mer0en. Die Sllis
ser Iino Damn gebeten, gum Antong
oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Deripellelh
menn 8oItor Mten5el cine fltr5e SON
oeranlpro6e an Die ainoer balten
miro.
Ger &infirmonoen ltnterri6t bot
om 0ienstog begonnen. 9erlelbe
miro 8peimol in Ser ISOLDE, Dienstag
llno 6reitog INN A l1br %obgebalten.
gend gutter oelttl6er Site miro oa-
ralrf gebolten ooB Die &inoer Den
lnterri6t pom0gli6 5lDei Sabre lang
beiu1en.
Sonntog Morgen, nod Dem GOT
tes0ienlt, treten Die @lie0er 3t elmer
fur0en MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
&apele 5tiammen. ollie ltimmrtdbt-
gen @lieoer itnO gebeten teiI6uneb-
men.
Sir oie Sonntng-glbeno i'm OF
tober 5eigt Die @emeinoe lebrreide
uno intereIiante 9lnipra6en an, Die
unter genubung bon 2i6tbiloern ge-
balten meroen iollen. 9aS Wtonots-
progromm lit folgenoes:
Sonntag 9lbenp, 1. 9ftober, 7.45
ltbr: Die religioien 3uitdnoe 3. 3.
Gbriiti.
Sonntog Mbeno, Ben s. Sftober,
7.45 l1br: 9ie @p%oitoIii6e Stride.
Sonntag 9(beno, ben Is. Sftober,
obenos 7.45 llbr: 9as 2eben oeS
Mpoltels 8oilllts.
Counting Mbeno, oen %. Sftober,
Mbenos 7.45 ubr: Die Geiien Der
Apoitelgei6i6te.
Counting, Sen 20. 0ftober, obenOs
7.45 1l6r:: Die 8aloenier.
Oonnerstog glbenb, ben 26. Otto
Der, INN s llbr, neronltalten Die Si-
belflolien fir @rma6iene einen ilu-
ltrierten &ortrag iiber Oas 2eben Slt-
Tiers. Sn alien Notwithstanding
gen miro Die englii6e Spro6e benltbt.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Gp. 9ntb. ct. Subannes-airde,

~ Str, 5miI9en 6 II. 9 Ctr. S.-8.
&ull 9. 2ebbin, @aitor.
RirdensS . bnung fir Ben Is. Conn
Tag nod Srinitotis.
Sonntogsi6ule Inn 10 l1br.
oGrnte Oanf Set" lm II ltbr.
Gnglii6er gben0gottesoienIt I'm
s 11br.
GonFirmanoen unterri6t 9iens=
tags Inn A l16r na6mittags.
MondtIi6e 8eriammlung 0es &ir=
benrats uno llnteritiibungspereinS
am Wontog Mbeno Tim 7.30 llbr.
6rouen=@er Wittmo6 UNI 2.30
l1br na6mittags.
9onnerstog @beno @ebets- @noa9t
inter 2eitung oes Sligerbbereins Inn
100 l1br. @a9 edit oelti6er Site
mol1en mir oieies Sabr ngrnteoonf-
feit~ feiern. unier @ottesbal1s ion
BEL oieier @elegenbeit prongen i'm
S6n1ltd Ser Srii6te rno 8llmen aug
Selo uno @arten. Seoes @emein0e-
glieo iollte etmas bringen Tim 0ieies
Set 81 berberrli6en. &ommt Sams=
tag No6mittag ODER Mbenbs uno
baut Cure @aben auf &on3el un6 ar
tar sur @bre @ottes. Damn fommt
am Sonntag Woreen nit Sreunoen
uno @eripanoten uno laBt uns feiern
unierem @otte. SSa, es lit tniere bel
lige 9fIi6t, 0arum
81 10 fommt nit offnen SGnoen!
Stelt eu6 elm, @roB uno &lein,
&ommt bon alien @noenl
2iebt i'm, ser Dor 2iebe brennet,
S6ol1t Sen Stern, Ser e1i6 germ
2i6t unb 2abfal gonnet."
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29

G6riitian 2an6er's mniibertrpffea
mes Eager bDn brett impprtierten
H6ein- nnb Moielipeinen. 900
Ute Ctr. N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29

O1IEWE VpFHHNVIUI So''
Sd, SObn 6. GdtOF, SaAiersr brr Oten-
%senanuten Bant, beI6wSre hermit, baB Der
Obige Beriht mad mrinem befen WtFen uub
@ewtEen pabrbeitsgetreu it,
Spbn 6. Gdlpf. 8aliersr.
WOr mir beibrpren unb unteriGrteben am
30. Sag beS NtpnatS September 1916.
Wm. 9. TOrbert, UTentlt&er Nptar.
Sir bic &idti3feit atteltieren:
0am s prescptt Mlsr Wplf
Gbas @ 6airfar IS Safs
9impn Wplf SO 81 6annly
QS. 9. @Ur 9 q MaierS
% 8 8IUpfer Gireftcren.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29

VtIuHNWI. ssssssss ..s.s. YJ,uolI1od "
5tabt BaIbinstOn, Dilfrict Columbia, IS:
Sd, garry s.. Meem, SGasmsilter Der Ubens
~eenanntsn Vanf, belGpGre, cab Ubi9er 8eri6t
na6 msinsm beten 28i1sn unO @swiHsn
pabrbsitstrsu 1T.
parry g.. Msem, S@uBmeifter.
llnterIhrirben unb teldpOren Dor mir bielen
10. Sag bes MOnatS Geptember 1916.
2llfreb 9. Dent, DfentIi6er Nctar.
Sir bic &ipttsfeit attefiren;
u VarIer G@ Davis
Il Deter 81 8 @bea
SEQ u Sing gilbert s. Scr
Martiu Rnapp % G Barter
" Crane Direftpren.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Heridt iibsr ben StanO
Der
Second National Bank

In g%HaIbinatcn, i'm Ditrift Columbia beim
0sl6atfsabIHIub am II. Ssptsmbsr 1916.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
8eri6t iiber ben Stano Der
Riggs National Bank

in WaltinStcn I'M DilriFt Columbia, bsim
@slHdlts-NbI6lub am IL. Septsmbrr 1916.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
@utb

utDapen
Darlsbsn unO DiseCntcs -. .....s 50. 1882 81
lleberstebunsen, gei6rt unb un-
esltsrt ~. ...~..-,..... "a SO
8cnes nn6 Si1srbfiten Z. 687,f 100 81
8curs !. 5t6erit. b. pOfiparbep. 5000 90
gantbaus, MGbslu. Ginribtung. 1862 1876 10
Inberrr @runtbeiB, 3prisr II.
Gtumpb @ebauOe........... 1874 407 80
Bon NatirnaIbanfsfl- ...~.. 1886 %
0pn Stdats-, priDat- !, Spartan-
fer, Sruifecmp. II. Sparbanten 2n4,000 90
Grbaness fur @lsaring' teufe .. 20,960 20
G6sds unS anDere BdarbetrGge S,728 81
papier aIeinecIb, NifsIs II. Gents. 1881 81
@slebI. @slOrelerue mic: Spreie.. 1854 3f7 50
yeealtencer Nctsn ........... 24.075 90
3inlen an Snpeltrnents ........ 5l,126 "A
Jnternaticnale HeSenus Stsupsl 200 90
Tptal ........ ......... ........, $5, no, 662 70
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
8eri6t iiber Sen Stono Ser
Columbia National Bank
of Washington

@aibingten, int Diltrict GOlnmtia, bcim
1e4GftsabiRlab am IL. September 1916.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29

Gotal ....... ."...~ ...... IS, 770,662 70
Difriet Columbia, Gtatt Raihins.un, IS:
SD, Sownrb MOrnn. aallifrer ter obet-
eenannnten Sant, belGswSre biermit ZAP obiaer
8sridt mad msinem beifen Wilen nnb Sc
ri1en tpabrbeitseelrsu ii.
Srpnip MOrlr, 8aFiersr.
gor mir bel9wpren uuO unierihrieben ben
IS. Sag Ces WOnats September 1916.
SObn Deity, TTsnHi6er Notar.
Sir tie 8iGtisteit attsfirsn {:
@ 81 Gjibbs MIer 9. Glarf,
s 8attelmann Wm e Sbannpn
u. 9arrilpn SUbnlon. Spbn Sbuebrue,
gS y Burh S. Wbilip 6errmann,
@utbonb G,aeeler, Sames s. @bea.
Wm. Mtlrr, SGSaul
s y &uppert Direftpren.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
9eri9t iiber ben GtauO
Der
Home Savings Bank of
Washington, D. c.,

in Walbin9tun, i'm Diirirt 6 clunbia, Eei1
@ei6afteatldIub am ~. Sertsmber 1916,
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
8eri6t iiber oen Stano Ser
East Washington Savings
Of Washington DC.

III Waibinetun, I'M Diltritt Columbia. beim
@elAGftsi6luB am II. September 1916.
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DiIfrict Columbia, Gtabt Malbtngtca, IS:
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IS. Sag bes Mpnats september 1916.
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9eriGt iibcr Den stano
ter
Washington Loan and
Trust Company

in WaIbineton, i'm Difriet Columbia, bsim
Notwithstanding am 10. SEPTEMBER 1916
Washington Journal., 1916-09-29
Neri6t iiber BEN Stano Der
MERCHANTS BANK

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am II. Septembs 1916.
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