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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

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S0iWalN Hic @ccroiNmlA iuoci W'tthpaf,
Nuggen9 1854 lsu llDr bon inrW NSoAnnlN
W. liis, Nom sealnmlion sitNNc, aus nne0
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Ter tcEc Gink fat @icTicS in Baltimore 81.
2ieler DcuN aelcQcnc farl lll leNi 5l pers
mieiben an Mir@en iulo &ercnc, iir glnSilhNe
d. 10.
gu Der pcrldnacrcn gSilicn39 9lbcne GccGen.
ii oerlelpc bon allen Stnoiibcllen beQneli in
uulii ucr0c man iid an 6. Y. 9lciuGayot, VI,
SiJ ScphsStraiic, Wlmor, 93l, oocr 0sHm
SlidlCr, 1901 sti91c9.pe Waoiion 26SiigS.
(Widrs23E&G. .29GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

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SIS miro bicrmil beionnt 1cmant oab ssin
1unnr aenuB her 0m 49,. Nnni lyU6 ullet
tciulntlcI @ctor0nung gtr. lna. I9lhnlll 4r
4araorapb ~ tip,e anu rs gioocwoct lvl
anicuoiril, mm DrlaubniG nah0clAul pai e.s
Nlnnelcu biutcr gir. ll14 20, An2O 1itaDc,
nls cinc 6ncntdc GARAGE ju pcMipcil.
8. g. yDtnc,
t9nrfi -i9) NicbuuOt Sluprilot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
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itutcrsp pcDurtcmrKt lur Ncinnngc
poftfmnrr MN


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oelt eooro oi slmaros" eot.NtL M Mgetovh M MHnl
siaoisie0iNrai0gS TN &Qibbnuo. Baltimore.
Mi0, cmgcaeu acnommcn iut pc Slelenng ai'
naS Neparfcmclit lnr blleniiibe Slher0elL tH'
fcr 1crarcmeni iiit tJcuIoOelismcen 6nr @c'
nu8nn0 lll 0er Gu0rani1ue -Ialioh Won Vto,
ecrtrn iiir clu Ndur. u uCbelciuiimmuiN Nil
0cn spciuinnoncii. one ami Selusp go oen ~
nn0btlss0unmMar ni lciu2M gincHll NY
KaibOaua slnacr J,t. T.. OoANll0lo -l'UbN N"Vc
kitaiunh EndBg lrbunucb uo,
,Seocin gnNehot mlB clll yc9ldNblAltr SDca
bcS Nlcicrs TIN Nciruac pou SlVu, alll clNv
.0 carug oouie Na!ll" ae5oAcn, 5dDipat all oel
WfuUor iiuo SiaoiraiD bon Baltimore, ocla'
Nlpl eM . ..o.s.,.a
Ser criolgreDe &eicr nuns IN Der 0eDtanO
HhNl Sorn SiltaiWal lnl Seira0e ocr con
ydtumnc licucM ,.,
Nte 0unnurQcb5roc Dc0ali ilA ons &edl
nor ir0eno cm uocr olic elr8eppic iu oellvgp'
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9'endtl0t;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
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oicrbnrd werocu ane @criUueu nno Adrper'
imaiiru, incorporate o6cr poiltime, welAe n
Der gtaoi Baltimore cii @eindii 0clrclbcL
iiir pel@cS Die Grbenuna eiucr siaois'
eiccu5 criororlN ill., auiaeiorocrt oicclpe
am oocr por Sem eritrn Sage oes Wlpno'S
Niai 1916 5a l6ien ooer oieiel0e 5n ernenern.
Sie &eridumuB cine SceB $40
oen wiro @crioneu eiucr Siraie
nc6ii Soften uHtcrpcren.
ocrr Noom Sepert gftuar ocs Common
eleas.@erinis wlro an uus uad ~iuutns,
oen .. 9prn 1916, bereii iciu, 5vii@en ben
smn0en uon lbr &ormiiiaas pis a upr
Wahmiitaos IN ieinem &ircau in Gerldlia'
oeodl0e eiccn5eH ous6uiienen.
g0s staate te.&crHherunas Separtemeut uou
Winrplano miro an l. M,ai 1916. hon upr
Sormiiiaes ois A ll6r &aAmiuags, in eiHeu
Aircaur inn linton Eruit.WcbdHoe, 06arless
uuo SunciiesaraBe, 6ur @ermsgdbung bon
idbrn0eu @rriimeuuns .Wiollcrslsen5en bereit
leu. - o,,.o,,.o,
S0crii Der siabt baltimore
(Ni30. .Nprt 3,5,t10l2, li,lNlv,2 ~, ,2u'-o'-ol
baltimore. H. giprii 1915.
Ger GtGbtUcgmuCr ut0 am Dionin9, eeH
IT, glpril 1916, Ni 1870 AnOmuinQe ah w
ul0 1tclc eriOClncn nlio one 9HpeuA n0.
IYnilipi o4gtucNnc, ppil ect w. 1lAAbe 0's oN'
uuucgltm kutnpdO. cnpluen
Wowdro ~. ououani
t0fnrff1 Siaoi WcoWclcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
Nnrran aer slraarnanEaDEnM9 NummIlaIr.


@arrnn Der straanonrmDruals GummiNdtr
Naltin ntOre, %. suinri l9lO.
Sic observation-disclosures 0pmmilldre IN Der
GinOt 90lNnorc MADDEN hlcrmli DclNnllb Dob,
n1MDcm iig brc Iabellc iher bic enl@nol4ulls
oen. llnluiien mo 9Seri1erD0buHQen lhr 0pr'
brmnirnua uno 0r0tinuna Der Nl9n'glpenhc
nit ciner lircite bon lcdla mo lcdlilA NnB, ppl
Ser uclilincn Sciic ncr WciitcrstOwns1lunO bis
sir bitliDnW Seiie Der &ulasfi SirnRc, ueblt
oen odr0n bcoii9lichcl clioaiiliipeu nno corrl'
Qrien rltidrenocu &ldnen rcoiolri D0hcn, 9es
mas hen Nordriiien oes 0pdltcra ncr -laol
Baltimore lin0 Der am i6. W}Nr5 1919 uuicis
ienncicu Seruronuua gr. liO oeS N1nQots iu'o
Si0oMdibr,
Hc biermi Noit3 qebcn, oab beIagie aobclc
l;no Maricn Nui bicic 2Seie OOilcnoe uno bef
q au6Qt moroen ilt. mo DoB Der lRoDor uuo
Slnoirntb bon Baltimore, p0cr lrgelo luelOe
@cron oocr &crioncn Corporation oocr GoIs
rurdtlnncu Die init 0cm 3ripruu Der GnnWa
oQnecn ooer helaeicM 1uiereQieu Sell0etons
hutQcn un5nftie6cn iliO, inncrbnlh nrcibta (3O)
gnael rpu oreiuu05Wnn5 staten SGgc oce Winrj
1915, ncm &nhn Der eriiCn bon ms etlnlclct
YerUiicnlldnnp ocicr 9i0ii. odgegcu onrD
imrlitli6c &ciilon an oac Baltimore @moi9e
riot appcllircn in1gcn, loeni ile has @erpt
am cine 9lcpioH ncticlbeu ongeuei.
Sic 9Segbcrhobnn9cn uo nnd yclcbcu oer
0calicicu Gcrioucn uocr Oprpurdtlpneli cililue
Der iuiort oocr IN it (5) idurlldcH &aieu
iin0men nhter belaeler Seroromng abacgblols
Sp1n s.. 9lubinene,
Nrnr VI. Nincl,
Nnrrp u. Jcmlrn,
GonImiildrc.
Guacnr s. 9ooaere
(Ql,dW2a.sO:glprBl l8) Glcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
galtilnurc'S better 9icnie-%art.
GnmnIfattEr Dark.

GceuiNaiien nn0 StrGcn tGncn mpbl ohs
ran. ito oiren gnyi nn5ue0eu ebe iie Iacn
fir ibre 6liiiniiiacu &icnlcs belegcn Ser
Bari u lest nit icbr grocer lan61alc, Siibne.
SpieIpldtcn uno alcn n0tbipen 9couemls
lUieliell niiSqeltailCt Die iir eincn moocrnen
0crgnii0in0s Gori bcnpibiat iiiio. Ger B0f
ili ptdmin aelcncn bcancm 5u crrclden uoli
aucn GiaotDeicE, inoem man nah oer 6rcocs
rid 9l0no o0cr gSilenssslocinlc Gleltriiden
nniieiaet Ser &arf III grob aeriB. mn ole
Qr0bicii Wlengen GuNtiicbnicn Dan menhc
licn pcri5nm pocr ipriihN Inn ndbcre glnos
ruuil an
0cnrn =. geicucicib, Nr 20i9, g5eitsNratt cir,
o0cr irlcpbonirc nn6 ocm @ati. @ihnor 40T6.
Sduncr nircfer GinQniig Bnn 9lau an Sres
oeridglpenue. o0cr gSilicns.gpciu
(NldrdiS 3Wdel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Gnem Nelndbtu 4ub,dum nlr Ga0rti oa9
Der ogSeit0no Ndu" am meHldcn lernlnns
Der Baltimore 1itaHcnsHinie &cteielt mo lls
ncren GrQanilnlipiieu 30 ncn Asiuualien Ne'
Aingnnaeu Snr &criiiMnN iieAt ~ cl9ncl liD
mehr ais IL. fin &Olsicc Scr 0eulnnie
GnuD0uh Der Nallmnge SilaBc miro 6cn Gdll
ndi peclniva6ii9cn sir 0n5clabcien peoe
man lih an
Wniap wren0nct, Gaenibiimer.
(Schri . 3NNe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
iuuN, &rdiioNu osr epliidll Ncpotoe-
(glpri6,S .is)
sepauemcnt ihr Uiiennims Simerbeit.
lluier EcpnueMcnt iHy WelunoOchcWclth.
NlnltttunrV

ACQNtttNltW lNi hNNHllhVt -ANttbtA'f
Inter Scpnuemcnt Jar WelunoOcIcWclth.
Baltimore, no.
GCpntntc ucgirActtc ANgruuic ~ Snpllinl all
oeit tunro o. gnpnroe" norcliri, lpetoeu an
Oocr u0r ocnl 10. Npgil 1916 inl Hhie0r pc9
Observation-Disclosures lou NNippaA9, Sainmote
W{o, cutNt0cu NcHunMcn lir oic SicletllllN an
0as 0cp0ycmcni liir DilciliNc 1imlleit, tui,
iers Ncparicmcm lNr NeMno9cii1wQen pon
1ipbtbcriue AHtiiSgiu 5egMaL SmYtHgmplc,
rub ,tprmapcHnoc, ,SanlpcM lir ein No0r, ~
UcocscNliiHmun9 mt ocn 1pe3uldiloncl ole
nn Oeind an ocn WclNopeitt 0omm'nar ~
ieinrm garcnl &alb1nueglrner glr 1, Gontt
iano GiraNc. mace 4lealaniStlaBe crpalll~
inn. ,,..,. ,,,,.,
sos NNcipra i'm @ciraac pol $luQ. an eiNe
Us .CarinQ Noulc Naai' Ac5uAcib dnOiuar all pen
N,d0or mo zidolrai1 ppn ~aiimore, prise'
Ser criplapc8e 8cicr mus in Der 0eoronb'
lbe1 6oru &ilralholi in Nelraee oef eo'''
lr0iinmntr iicUcn. .,
Sic GonlrnllNtb1rac bcbdli ilN oa9 &edi
ror, igseno elm oocr ale glnaahoie 5n perlpcf'
' cr. Se0u Z. gle.r,
NciuHoDciio Gumnlldt.
gcidiiai
iuil0. 4riocni oCr GpnitHll Sepptoc.
(ApriG,s lOI2lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

SrOt6Cm y6minIitr0iIUuos 3citnNgen nIdjt NuDcr'
indt aeaiiei bnbcn @crrD 6oro IN oen gnoeu oes
amcrifapiidju @oles ldMerliN 3u mar1cn 5at ser
Gctreitsg 2futomo0ia6rtant obnc en 3m1un bci
son rcpu6lifamdrn 9rGioctdats Gonua9lc rl
Staotc @iidligou 5G,t2l Stimnien orboltcn mdDreno
icu Mconcr @lnocs 5cnotor geama Aloeu Suits,
scr init S9oo0rop SSlon ourA Did uno Giun 0c0t
in emcr 9hSlou0s @olitit uno cincr oer @oupac0ner
0eS eore dcu Nedluies por mir 52695 1inmcn
crbclt trot0an 0e &nrteimodine ir ibn tpdt0 mar.
gScm Ncuru 6pro crnitdl als GotiO0at fiji 0is rcpA
0liiortihc @raoenidoitS domination in alien Stoo
te 0cr llniou olilltrctc mare oun bdttcn 9lauepet
mo 0onortcr Die nod &ricg nit 0cuildlun0 idlrcien
ic0clals Gin 6aues &aioer crlebt. Soro crbiclt oc
bc1e StiuuHCu3o0l trot0em cr crfdrte cr ocute di.
odran ais Graii0rtdlaitS GanOi0ai du5itrccl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
Ne acluoItiacn Gri0Iac bod gaaars, bic ann gciten

Gic gcpotacu Grioloc Der Sa5ars, bic 5nm geitea
Scr OclttiAen Nrcasbic ni0 0es Ocitidcn mo ollet
rediidam0oriid)ci Rot6ea Sirel5eS IN ocn @roBitao
ien ocr &er. Staatcn tattiinocH ioen bic @'adt
Doler iii gSalbnAtp bcr5eugcn. Dab sic MehrDet
lcs anrrifaniidjcn &olics mt Ceaildui0 lulo lcnet
Terbn0cteu DmpoiDiiirt Ccn &erouitoltuiae oic
ier 9lrt N 9lcp 9ort Gbicnao Dhlmnutec ino anoe
Ten 4Idbcu ioat cm "a 2pril cip odttdgigct @a3ar
III &bnoclpba iilr 0cn Die Gonpciis0alc genlictDa
iporogn I'LL Sic fir 10000 @crolcu SiBpldBc gep61rf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Gic rn5ise 1dMis III ocr eiaot
lliiegc l,u0Malicn icel Oiiet Nuac lns
mcu iucbe sic NicotrmdOermnli ndN oeu
uNcilea Niciu9acl crlcrncn ipoleu ionncn
Nlucu Tfcthelt untViMi Nornci6, AaA'
mlilaS uuo Npcu2s @eaucnc @nnort ,iM
Nnni' Uchunlieuc egpcitn tonicn lpdureiio Qe7
llicirilri5 iotlQelcoi pelocn eSrln0linef
llHiVriDi I'M 0uulri Nan 9RNllrrn eriDcllt
9Nncrr glnStlri idlrlltuh oner niiiiloiidi nei
SIT NnDrfe. glg 3N2, Seii9arai09a SiynRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

1isS III Gin CuSerdarcr arics Die Eentdleu
miisn ltic, mann iie geidla0cl ilo Sd)ou Der orel
99od,en mcl0ctcn Rdris no @onoom ocr &ronprin5
iabe Sic 5dlloht bc &croun pernref im0 olib oas
Scibbatt ocs ErG0cnte gSiNo iprad bon Acbrcrcn
o0cn ali ciicuocr STEELE bon ser oclorcnca 5dlodi
ocr 1Mtdcl "a IL oe9bolb mirflih bcircmocno.
0aB oc Nrouprin5ci Arncc imuer nod meter uor
udriS itrnt ehuaS III niebt ID Gr0mma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
aialn iardllrt acn @ennn ciner 6itcGrcidialen :

irtiiue oiii orI ga5cn %ou5piront Ger @eoontc uuB
Sic itoicuihen Staotsudtucr pclNe 0cn areg an
setteltct 5ttcr liodlen Ifnn ucml 0c 5iterrcAl
idc 1iicrc BON erolg aefront NJ ton oos belB
bitar tolicniidc @olf 0nr lcidt icnc perbrcdcrdcn
1toatsuGuncg 5lr &e@cadut 5iebc mo ic tim ciltcu
appf fiir5cr madlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
NnManla MIr0 IcnNbeMMnI 81 MIIl lUII

lucit gGilIon icne .@hai Grpc0ton~ n Nlcrito BIN
cu5icBog acocnit 81 m5dlta cine octnmtc ercn5e
iciacca 9abal pic ndt iibcridrittcu mcrocn oor
lluo Mooornm gSlion2 Gr niro cinmaiac. llnter
tencn llnliidocn oori g 3u &rioqc NIT 9lerito ton
fder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

s0criii scr eiabt Baltimore.
llra0 glprl 10 I2. ll,l1.1N.2l. ~
The Washington times., 1916-04-14

Commissioner OF Patents and Mrs
Thomas Ewing will be hosts at dinner
on May 2.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
BONDS DOMINATE
LOCAL EXCHANGE

A, better demand for bonds was the
dominant feature OF an otherwise list
less market on the WASHINGTON Stock
Exchange today.
The regular call was concluded with
only one sale-an odd lot, Of five shares
.. Continental Trust Company stock at
12e.
After call, however, a fair degree OF
activity developed in Potomac Electric
Power consolidated 8 per cent bonds and
Washington Railway and Electric Is.
The consolidated 6's were unusually
strong. total OF $4,000 worth being
traded in at 1001a. The Railway Fs, on
the other hand. eased of. lot OF
5000 worth sold at S0%. as compared
with previous sales at s1h. and a S6OO
bond brought s1%.
Washington Gas was the strongest is
sue In the stock list. An odd lot OF
three shares sold at rs ex dividend, or
only u a point under the price paid
when the stock carried the dividend,
and a bid OF 70 was made for quotation
lots.
Mergenthaler Lintoype continued
weak. The bid dropped rs points to
l6S&s. and the stock appeared to lack
support. The only other sale was 10
| shares OF Lanston Monotype stock at n
Members OF the Washington chnp:er
OF the American Institute of Banking
last night nominated twenty-one candi-
dates for delegates to the annual con-
vention of the institute. to be held m
Cincinnati In August. Thirteen dele
gates will be elected from this number
at meeting April "a.
The nominees are H.. ". Haynes, r..
L. Neuhauser: c: T. Beaumet. r. G.
f. Wilson, p. A. Galliher, ]. A. De
Ismeter. Joshua Evans, jr.: w. w,
Spaid, Z. T. Doing. r. p. Petit. w. Mex
Stowell. e. J. Mcouade. Z. s. Wolfe. r..
NJ. Nevins. c. Enninger, A. NJ. Nyman,
A. X. vareia, 10. n, Love. Herbert Hunt,
and c.. Elmer Flather.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Succinct.

Knicker-What are the prevailing
policieS7
Bocker-Frightfulne and writeful-
pess.-New York Sun.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Lanier Washington Loan and Trust
Company to Jessie S. Davies lois ss7. 2s9
%sl. 2s3. 2s4, $40 (stamps So.
lbl + street northwest-Francis e. Leupp ct
ux. to othelIa Cromwell. lot 20. SQUARE ls4,
$40 (stamps 80.
Bloomin ngdale-Charles II. Keller Of ux. to
Frederick q. Umhau, part lot 2, block 10
81. Frederick G. Umhau conveys same
property to Charles II. and Barbara M.
Keller. f10
Addition to Takoma Park-wilIiam NJ Ter
rell ct ux, TO Charles f. Wire. Inc. lot G.
block ?, $40 tstamps so centsD.
Chevy Chase-Clinord X. Bergman ct ux to
Lanier p. McLachlen, lot 81. square 1868,
$40 Istamps So.
lsl Twentieth street northwest-E. Pendie-
ton Dickinson 90 Emily O. Dickinson. lot
Thirty-hrs street northwest, between p and
Q streets-Charles c. Milburn ct ux TO j.
Eakin Gadsby. part lots 2sl and 2s2. square
1863. $40 tstamps 81.
b05 street northeAst-Thomas A. Jameson to
Frank and Mary NJ. Dorsey, lot g. square
sS2. $40 (stamps 50 cents).
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Almira O.
Clements ct vir, Courtland c., TO Rupert
n. koblegard. lot SIT, SO (stRmps $500
2is Third street nortbeast-Fred &. SWlndeii
ct al. trustees. 10 George NJ. Ratclitfe, lot
Il. square Ts3. 5000.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
WALL STREET PRICES -.
SHOW NERVOUSNESS

NEW YORK. April H.-while traders
watched Mexican and international de-
velopments with some nervousness to-
day, prices on the stock exchange
again receded at the opening.
Losses OF about a half a point In the
general list ond a full point or more
In many war stocks were marked up in
tho initial trading.
Industrial Alcohol was down more
than two points. United States Steel
lost Y at S2iE. New York Central was
OF y. Cruclble and American Locomo-
tive, were ctf TX at 81. and 7lk. respec-
lively.
over 260,oGG shares were dumred INTO
the market during the fi.rst hour. How
ever. during the second hour the mar
ket moved gradually upward on hasty
covering OF shorts
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Report Shows Increase
In Cotton Consumption

A Census Bureau report, issued today,
sunIed during March, t13.65 running
tales, compared with 52i. s67 In March,
1915. OF which 335 SSJ bales were con-
sumed In cotton growing States.
LinteIs consumed during March Nera
S0.N5 bales. Cotton held IN consuming
establishments March 81 totaled / $3.50, rs
lales, compared with l,I41,949 in 1915,
and In public storage and at corr
presses S,4l0,4SY balcs, compared with
S.3IS 734 in 1915.
Imports were 5s.I65 bales, ngainst a,
5S4 in 1915: exports were 45e, ,437 against
l,2OS.5,5 In 1915.
Cotton spindles active were 32.032 ,ES9
against 30.9tT 3S2 In 1915.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Parties Being Formed.

uuInD6T OF parties are DclLlB IOTHntu
to attend the Southern recital, to be
given by Miss Louise Alice Williams
OF Georgia. at Rauscher's, on Satur-
day evening. April 10. at $3.50 o'clock.
The gathering will be representative of
tho Cabinet. Congressional, army and
navy. and resident contingent of So
ciety.
Miss Williams. VINO charmed Mai
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnetts guests
at an after-dinner recital not long ago
ana who also gave a recital at one OF
Speaker and Mrs. Ciark's recent recep-
tions, specializes In stories and songs
or the old Southern darkie.
She has given recitals at the White
House during the early days Or the
present Administration and also while
Mr.. Taft was President. She will be
assisted on Saturday evening by niss
Miss Lenor Byrnes Fuller whose pro.
gram will be composed Of melodies oi
the South.
The entertainment will be under the
patronage OF Secretary and Mrs. Ian.
sing. Secretary and Mrs. Daniels, Sec.
retAry and Mrs. Houston, Postmaster
General and Mrs. BurIeson, Attorney
General and Mrs. Gregory.
Other Patrons and Patronesses.
Chief Justice White, Speaker CLARK
and Mrs. Clark, Surg. Gen. and Mrs
William z. Gorgas. Mai. Gen. and Mrs
George Barnett, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Victor Blue. Col. and Mrs. w. w. Harts
Capt and Mrs &. III. Harlow.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith, Sena.
tor and Mrs. Hardwick. Senator ant
Mrs. James. Senator and Mrs Cum
minis, Senator and Mrs. Bankhead
Senator and Mrs, Underwood, Senator
and Mrs Reed, Senator and Mrs. Shep
pard. Senator and Mrs, Cuiberson, Sena
tor and Mrs. Works, Senator and Mrs
Swsnson, Senator and Mrs. Pomerene
senator and Mrs. Borah, Senator anC
Mrs. Walsh, Senator and Mrs. Fletcher
Senator and Mrs. Kenyon. Senator anC
1Irs. Shs sfroth.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. Mrs
Joel William Bunkley. Mrs. Gist Blair
Mrs. Brooke Lee, Mrs, w. II. Talbot
Mrs. Baggett, Mrs. Samuel Spencer
Miss Bessie Kibbey the Misses Riggs
Mrs. OVerton Lea, Mrs. John Temple
Graves, Mrs. Henry Breckenridge
Mrs, c. c. McChord Mrs. w. j. Har
ris. Mrs. C. d. Merwin. Mrs w. A
Cullop. Mrs. Percy E. Quin. Mrs. Os
car Galloway, Mr.. ana Mrs. Asbur!
Lever, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lee, Con
ereRsman and Mrs. Ragsdale, Con
gressman and Mrs. !-rnes.
Mrs. Charles T. Neill, Mrs. William i
Hall, Princess David Kawanananakoa
Mrs. William Hitz, Mrs. swaRer Sher
ley. Mrs. ]. w. Stoddard. Mrs Horati
Taplin. Miss Sands. Mrs. Samue
Nichols. Mrs. Finley. Mrs Byrnes, am
MIS- George Theobold.
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Wholesale Produce Market.

EGGs-Nearby. fresh. 2Oa2lc per doz {;
Southern. zoe per doz.
cHEEsE-New York. new. lSc per Ib.; nat.
lSalsc.
BuTTER-Elgin print, 4oc per h.; tub. Sc
per ID. process, 2ec per ID.
LIVE POULTRY7Hens lsd2Oc per lb. live
turkeys. 22q25c per lb.; chickens. 23926c
per ID.
LIVE sToCK-Yeal calves. test. loa1ohc
per lb.; heavy. 9haioc per lb.; fat sheep,
646hc per ID; spring lambs. l36Tl5c per ID.
" KREY, PRICE a co.
VEGETABLEs-(ouota tions furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. ta.1S per sack;
onions, $3.50 per sack; cabbage. N.75 per
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Summer Embassy" Rented.

The British summer embassy" will be
located at Woods Hole, Mass. on the
thur Sprlng-Rice, the ambassador, has
rented from Henry S. Fay the estate
known as the Rose Cottage, near Mob
ska Light. The lease runs from June
to October /.
Sir Cecil spring Rice was the guest
summer. and at that time he expressed
his admiration for Woods Hole and his
desire to live there this summer.
The Rose Cottage is one of the most
beautiful estates along the coast OF
Cape Cod.
Mrs. Irvine G. Knox. who has been
with Congressman and Mrs. Miller. has
returned to New York. Miss Bessie du
Pont, of Wilmington. Del. and Frank
G. Tallman. of Delaware. arrived yes
tcrday to be with Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
s.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William b.
Caperton and Miss Marguerite Caperton
VIII go to Newport In June to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who are
making an extended stay in New York
gave a box party at the Ballet Russo
last night.
John b. Henderson has gone to New
York for short stay. He Is stopping
at the McAlpin Hotel.
-.
Skaters In Tokyo.
Mrs. Horatic ~ Slater and Miss Ray
Slater have arrived at Tokyo. where
they are guests OF Mrs. Slater's SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
sumner Wells MIR. Wells is second
secretary of the American embassy 40
Japan. Ex-Governor David |. Walsh
is also a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
Arthur II. Carter, OF LeesburR. Va ar.
rived In Washington yesterday for a
visit, and are stopping at the Shore.
ham Hotel. Other guests at the hoteI
are Roger Sullivan. OF Chicago: Mr.
York; Orrison Underwood and Mias
Underwood. of Boston. and Mrs. b. ID
Mrmford and Miss Beverly B. Mum.
ford, Of Richmond.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and lmpor-
tance OF Past. Present, and
Future.
Continued from Page Eleven.l

CONTINUED from Page Eleven)
rfage service was read. was decorated
with groups Of palms and white roses
sweat peas, and hyacinths, while in the
dining room Richmond roses filled a
basket in the center of the table. the
color scheme being red, in compliment
20 the bridegroom, the color of the
Medical Corps.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her mother. wore lovely
creation of white satin with long court
train with silver trimming. The long
tulle veil was fastened with a wreath
Of orange blossoms. and the bridal bou-
quet was q shower of orchids ana sweet
peas.
Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell. who was
the brides only attendant, wore a be-
coming gown of iridescent sequins and
silver over sea foam green tafeta veiled
in green tulle. She carried a shower OF
yellow roses and blue corn flowers. the
DR.. R. A. Miller. U. s. N, was the
best man. Later DR.. and Mrs. Gen
dreau left for wedding trip, Mrs. Gen.
dreau wearing a smart tailored gown
Of brown and black check with small
black straw hat, continental in shape
worn with fox furs
Or. Gendreau, who was graduated
from the Navy Medical School, Is also
a graduate OF the Georgetown Uni
DR.. and Mrs. Gendreau will make
their home for the present at Seattle
Wash. where the former has been or
dered for duty.
wedding were Miss Madge Taylor and
the Misses Robb, of Fredericksburg, and
Miss Jennie Powers, of Port Royal.
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BARRACKS OFFICERS
GIVE DANCE TONIGHT
Bachelors Will Entertain Large
Company at Dinner Before
Informal Hop.

ington Barracks will entertain at an
informal hop this evening at tho Of
fcers' Club.
The bachelor officers of the engineers
mess will entertain a large company at
dinner ct the club before the dance.
Others who will give dinners before
the hop will be Capt. and Mrs. Virgil
Peterson and Major and Mrs. justave
Lukesh.
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Mrs. Kelton to Give Tea.

Mrs. John c. Kelton will be hostess
at toa tomorrow afternoon.
-
Mrs. Francis s. Nash received yes
terday afternoon for the last time this
season. Mrs. Albert l.. Mills presided
at tho tea table and Miss Carolyn Nash
and Miss Margaret Breckenridge assist
ed IN the dining room.
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Entertains at Luncheon.


Mrs. Ernest Darlington. wife OF Briga-
der General Darlington. entertained at
q luncheon of ten covers today in COM
pliment to Mrs. S. C. Mills. of Govern
ors Island. who is a guest OF Major and
Mrs. W. T. jackson.
Miss Dorothy Deeble went to New
York and West Point on Wednesday to
make a short stay.
Congressman and Mrs, Daniel r. An
thony will be hosts at dinner tonight at
their residence In 7 street.
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. King Stone. are in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Ely Eliot Palmer will entertain
ut bridge April 20.
DR.. and Mrs. Ryan Devereux will go
to Philadelphia for Easter.
Miss Eloise Orme, who has been In
Atlantic City for several weeks. will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow.
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Bonds.
Today'S Sales.
Continental Trust, 5q126.
ETEn TATT

Continental Trust, 5Q126
AFTER CALL.
capital Traction SIS, $5OOq1O7. $1,000
washington Gas Light, 3d76.
fotomas Electric Cons SIS. 81 OO061
iOch. N.OOodl0O1a. $S,00OqlOOt. IS, ,OOOfIiO iOOIs.
A,OWdl00h '-'
., washington Railway fs s5OoaslX.
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