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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-16
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHlNGs
BY BUGS" BAER.
DA6D
"A fight pro.
moter wouldn't
try to keep the
wolf from the
door IL he had
the price Of ad-
mission"

Clark Griffith announces that the Critters
VIII wear their travelling uniforms on the
bases this year.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

acaalc 900 90
I1lf Gntras bertagte iid Ser 8oar0
arf @ontaa, Sen Z. Iltsuit 1916,
2 11br @admittass.
gopar0 Collins,
g(erf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

@tn autregenbeS Mbenteuer,
beKen @d)ouplob Barren Sslono
unb bic Samaico 8ap iparen, pubz
te elm iunser 9anbnerter Inbreas
@ip1pnstp, Der ols alaeer sesen
SEQ. Gppte ouftrat, i'm Nep Ser,
fep Mpe. zppli3eiseri@t au eradblen.
Na9 Der Dori tellung bes itnsen pp<
len, Der aus Neport, q. s., tommt,
purbe er auf Der in 10 riiblem @e@
rude" itebenben Snfel BON brei
Mdnnern, unter tpeld9en fid onz
eebli1 Der ertpdbnte Gpote befunben
,boben foll, iiberfallen, beroubt u,b
ouf einem iulnpfiaen @usldufer bes
gilanbes ousaefeBt, morouf ct. in
einem onaefdmemmtcn 3:sbne ouf
bic gnt binousruberte, ms Meer
setrieben unb fdIieBlid mmeit oes
@mrpie Gbannel=2 eudtturmes BON
5i{Gers1euten aufaefunoen unb ge<
rettet tporb. Gppte. Der bes tdtliden
Nnariffs unb Noubanfanss befdulz
bigt parb, nurbe inter $1,000 Biirgz
ldoft gu einem meiteren 8erb0r feitz
aebalten. giodpipstb NOR - feinen
Mngoben sufplse-m einem Somsz
tug bon Nepurt nod Barren Sslanb
aetpmmen, 9eriet am fpleenpen Sa<
1e in bic Geieafhaft Der brei Mdnz
ner, bic nit ibm sed)ten unb bonn
IN elmer entlesenen Gteue Der Snfel
i'm i'm feline llbr unb Settle unb
800 in barem @elbe beraubten. Sic
idleppten i'm bonn, nodbem lie Jpn
fat bepubtlps aeidlogen batten, an
cine fumpfige Ste1e unb lieben i'm
hilflos Iiegen. 8iodopstp permp9=
ts burh, iibermenidlide Mnitreneunz
gen tpieber auf feites 2onb al gez
lonecn, unb beitiea, ia er aus 5urdt
bpr ben Rdubern nidt pieber nod
Der unsaitliden Sniel auriidtebren
ipolIte, Elm Boot, mos iebph nu1
Elm @uber oufpies. Gr purbe in
benz tleinen Tabraeus ouf bos Meer
hinousgetrieben unb bic ndbIten
,ipei Sage elm Spielbol Der Welen.
Mm 9ienstaa nadmittaa ipuroe er
o0nig eri6Dpft, BON mitleibisen ST.
idersleuten entoedt unb aeboraen.
sic brodten i'm mad @kepsheob
9oD urb bort p%eritdnbigte 8iodpips.
~ bic goliaei. Man brodte i'm
nod Barren Sslonb, unb er fon
Gppte ols einen Der HGuber ibenti.
fisiert baben, nprouf bei1en 8er=
huftuhg erfolate. rbncbl er feline I'm
idulb %beteuerte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

DOB er belinnunaslos lieaen blicb.
gr mllroe oglei6 noh Dem Stabt-
.bolpitol iiberiiibrt, mo- i'm Or. 81. 8.
STRIP in 9e6anolnng nabnl. Sem 3u-
itono lit jeo.6 nid!t oefa9rlider Dirt.
9ie Moline Sos onb Oil So. bat
iid gelterit i'm Staatsiefretarsamt int
Springfielo nit eil1em M%ftienfapitol
inforporiren %lallen. Die 4ftieninbo=
Der linb @m. IS. Carpenter, @fn. g.
Giles nto @l1ltapl1s u. Sbalberg.
9lnos Seller BON bier ipltrDe ge=
tern Morgen inter $500 8iirgihoit
geltellt, meil er ieine 5rau ltno eil1
5tpeiiabriges aino ~berlallen batte. "a
ser Wam Die 9iirgidaft nidt allf=
treiben fonnte, 1nuBte CT ms @eiang-
nib man0ern.
Ser ieit ettpo fluff Sagen Der
idmur1bene @arpeD Mc9ioQp fat iid)
pieoer in leirem Seim an ser 26.
StraBe eingeitellt. gr bate NIT
mebreren Sreunoen cine Heiie nad}
Chicago gemadt, sic altf oem @ege
nod iWi1lneapolis maren. Sic ange-
bori9en batten angenonnnen, BOB
oem iut1gen Mann Elm llnglild 5ltge=
itoBen lei ODER BOP er piellcid)t I'M
5lnB %ertrnnfen lei.
Gin Maann, Ser I'M oritten Stod=
mcrf Ser &emminaion Stats an 6.
Mperlte 1tno IA. Strabe mobnt, Der
iebte Sic Nad)barn porgeltern 9taf=
mittag in @ufregung, inoem er bllrd,
Elm Seniter laut Inn 5ilfe rief. aus
man nod ieinem 3immer fam, oas
beri6loiiel1 mar, failb malt aus, BOB
cine @aiierrobre aeplatt ipar nr1o
ein 1tarfer Strom @aiier lih in oas
3immner ergoB. Gem l1nbeil mllroe
balo a%bgebolfen 1tno Ser Mann fam
iest rubig ldlafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

Mott 5. Ming, Minneo :
tas srDbter Solbat I'M 1poaiIdeu
&rieee, lit in feinem 9etm in Yart
6alls, Wis., nod fur5er arantbeit
i'm Mlter BON 35 Sabren ge1torben.
st ipar in @batopee, Minn.. geborn1
unb trat CUR 3eit bes ipanifden ariez
aes I'M Otter bon II Sabren infer
Die 6abnen. 9amals mob er 6 SUP
Z 3oll. @pfprt na6 8%eenbisung bes
arieses iibernabm er bic 8ertretlng
BON 9amms 8raueret in gart Sails.
Sbn iiberleben bic Mutter, 6rau
Spbn s. Ming bon Sbatopee, bic
bier griiber, 5. q. Sing, Sobn g.
Sing, Mntbpnp Sing uno 5. $. Rina,
ollie bon Ghotopee, rnb bier Gdpe=
fern, Trar Catherine @ierling bon
ct. gaul, 5rau Spe gpla bon e6a.
fopee, 5rau Marp Mais BON Gbi<
coeo unb 6rou Otto Rebpalo bon
Meenab, Mis.
Gin mann aus 8alifornisn Bot
cine 1ebr feite Observation-Disclosures
dung aus @las erfunoen, pelGe es
i6m erm0sliat, ben 9etrieb Der Wsas
fdinerie genau gu bepbadten.
Sn ben Der. Staaten err
ei9neten ii9 I'M aaufe Der eriten feds
Monate btefes Sabres IS 2pn9=
morbe, i'm @erglei9 gu 81 fir bic
sleide Yeripoe i'm 8oriabre.
Sn 2pnbpn perben ieBt RG,
erzGduBporrtdtunsen fir Motor>
Dmnibuiie sebrauat, Die iebem ems
5elnen &ao beipnoers ansepabt line
uno ieberaeit sur 8erfisuns itebsn.
III es einem damn gu ermDs.
liden, cine tur5e 3eit in itartem
3uud pber @as gu arbeiten, 1T Elm
aus Maste unb !9ut beitebenoer Dip,
parat erfunben pproen. BET benz Der
Sut ols 2uftzHeierppir bient.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
saprruiiorenratb.
Snni sikun9- 8. Sag
7.SuIi19 16.

'sFO ~ W. W
' Ser Slipcrpilorenrotb bcrlammeltc
1i6 9cmdb Gerta9nng. MIc Mitglieoer
,parcn onlpcleno.
9aS YrotofoI Der letten Siblng
ipilrSe pcrlcicn nnb angenpmen.
Sic folgenpcn 8eridtc murDcn pprz
9elc9t nno auf @oridlag 5u ben Mttcl-
gcle9t.
@eridt oeS glcrfs bcs @iltriftsz Sc
ribtS besii9lih Der tpllcttirtcu @e=
bibren. ipie ~iiber8eben al, ben County,
Sdntmciltcr fir sic feds @onate,
enocno NIT SEM 80. sunni 1916.
9eridt iiber Snipcftipn bon glcms
tors tm @eridtsscballbc am 6. S1li
1916.
8eridt ncs gtciuarbs bes County
3c1n1s fir ben Mnnat Stunt.
Inf eincn borgeidlaeenen ltnb nas
tertiibten Mntrag bin ipllrbe cs au9cz
orbnct, DOB Die ,&mtstbier< Sorbcrun9
bon GbaS. Mrtie fir Sen gerlult bon
20 @anien ui,b 2 1urfcps. get6btct
bon @nroen III Yrinceton TnlpnIbip
am "a. sunni 1916. %ab9enpmmen tperz
Dc, oab Der @crtD eincr jeben Guns
lino Iurfep auf $500 feiteeiebt tpcrz
DC, nnb oab ser County : Mllbitpr I'M
l@trllirt iet, cine Mnipeilung mssultclz
len an orn &allstbicr : Spno 5l
@lnlten ppn Gbas. Mrfic fir Sic
Sumrpc bon $1,000, als 9d,n5lidc ab=
finSangslnmme fir bcla9tc Sor-
Dcrlrng.
Mppliiatiun pon aultin Grant fir
Die 3ulallung ppa SSrie q. 2aural 1nb
8idaro @rant gum @ailenbauie lpltrz
DC bprgeIcgt ltnb an Ben %prliber bes
Mrmen : Committees iiberlpiclcn, nit
Der @pllma6t gu banbcln.
Sproerun9u1 Ser folgcnbcn Staats<
Sl,ltit1lte fir Das NIT Dem 80. sunni
1916, enpenbc Glartal ipllrpc bprgcz
le9t l1,o alf cincn porgclcgten l1nb un<
terltilsten Mntrag hin lpllrbcn biclcI<
ben our 3ablln1s mrseipiclcn uto Sic
nptbtpenbigen l1cbertra9ungcn ipurben
ulltoriiirt:
@t. Elealant gtatc @oipital $56o7. 90
Soma Soloaten @aiienbeim $243S.O6
6ffi5iellcr 8onb bon S. sc. Ialop,
County : Sn9enieur, in scr 2ipn gone
Ding u Sllretp 60, lnb Matipnal gltz
retp So. iplleoe porgelegt u1o ansc@
,lp1rn,en. }4 h.
@eilld bo1l 2ucerlc Burton ,lm9liidz
rrltattung bpl, $t.21 Mcbr5ablrns fir
@erpflcaung BON 8alter Burton I'M
Soma Solbaten : @ailenbeim. mic
angefiibrt in Den, Ncdnunscn in Scr
gonntp Mubitprs Office. 8epinigt.
Npti5 elmer @arnun9, Sic pcm Mbe
Conrad iibcrmittclt ipurbr, nod leiucn,
ge'ebliden @%eimatbsort 5llriidsnfcbz
ten, bamit bem County feline Softer,
entltebcn, fpurbc bpr9eleet unb a1i Gin
tras 81 BEN Iftens9clegt.
@eiub ppn 8iirgern bon @luc @raf
nnb Buffalo Soipnibip, Ben srpcrpi-
lprenratb eriudenb, Bic brei Meilcn
lan9e 2anbltraBe bon ser gptpu glue
@rab Ditli6 laufenb, GIT Dlcn, unb
ebenfals Die @rabirl1ns, fir ipcld6e elm
ao1tratt bergebcn iporben lit, ipurbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Ntnes aug Sod Sslanb.

SO. S. 9rDan miro am fommenoen
Mittlpoh in Mod Sslarib iein ul,o Ell
men 8ortrag mabren0 Der God So
lanb Gbautauqla anf benz 8atd
Soauer 8arf balten. 8rDon madt
gegcmpartig cine 8ortragstoltr .ourf
bie meltIiden Staate1t. Sic S6eil-
na6me an Ser 8%eriammluutg miro
lidoerlid cine iebr 5o6lreide iein.
@cgen streitigfciten borgeltern
slbenb mllroen Der 5arbi9e Garfield
Cradle uno 5ral Minnie @aloon,
ebenfaas cine 6arbige, perbaitet u1o
aelbern bonn 9oli5eiribter 5u je 40
|Togen Salt inn GountpgefangniB ber-
urtbeilt. Die straie mllroe Den gei-
|ben jeood crlaiien, auf bas &cripre-
d)en bin, in 3ufltnft ei1en perniinf=
tigen 9ebenslpanoel al fiibrcn. Ole
Strait bate alf Sen Mann sipei
Sdiilie abgefeuert, bie jeood nidt
trafen.- &ieral,fbin ap1roen lie per-
baftet nno in oie 9pli5eiltation ge=
bradt.
geim geriud, ein @eipaim Gferoe
allf5ubalten, ,peld)es ourdNebrannt
par, mltroe p%orgeitern 9sadmittag
Der 4S Sabre alte 6artner So. 81
lder BON Nleoo nidt meit bon BORT
iiberfabren lrno 10 idnper perlebt, oaB
er fur5e 3eit 0arauf an4 Sen e%rlitte=
1en 8~erletungen ltarb. Ser Mann
gerietb unter bie 9feroe nno sic 9fa=
Der oes @aaens gi,tgen iiber leil,cn
aorper. Cine a%bgebaltene Seiden-
ld)alt ergab ein sen l1mltanoen cnt=
ipredlelloes geroift. 6iiber bi1ter=
laBt ieine 6ral1 1r,b 5tpei gobre. 3ie
geerbigullg fil1oet bellte Nadmlittag
anf Dem Miaersburg 5rieobof itatt.
@os sroBe ia6rlihe GARNER 9icnic
Der &of Sslano Gountp 6arn1er fin.
BET am 9onnerstag, II. Mltglrlt, i'm
@ooomaro @alb -bei. @ort @pro11
Itatt. @ie a%aidbrlid) miro oas 9ic=
mic lid1erlid altd bieies Sabr Elm gro
Bcr grfolg meroen unb einen gluten
gell l6 baben. Die beribieocnen Cir
ran9emettsfpmites mnrben in ber
lebtet geriammlung Der @eleal1af1
ernGhlt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Stim,nt idlun.

Slt Ser beutlhen Stllnoe irast ser
2ehrer:: u@as lit ell meiics &ino?"
A%ntport: ugin flllges &i,lo."
aysas iip aber Elm @oilenfinb?"
Mlhport: 0Gin &ino, oas feline
@lterl1 bot"
r@as lit benin MIN Elm meiier
Mtalln?" frast Der Sebrer id)lieblid)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
MeueB mug Musratint.

3ie 2eide bon 2o1is gdrenpi
sobn BON Serrn uno Tralt Sobn
Sdrempf, Ser Dor einigen Iagen pol,
ei1em @abn5uge ser Milmallfee
gabn Del Monteoioeo, Minn., iiber=
fabren l,nb eetobtet ipliroe, Ial1gte
bier porgeltern Menb OIL ltllo ml1roc
geitern Wprgen altf oent @reempoob
Sriebbof beeroigt. Trelrnoe oes iltr1=
gen WeanneS fllngirten oils 2eid)en=
TRIGGER.
Sic Sarmldnbereien lit Mltscatine
County merben nad Ser lebtell anti
lid)en 9erednung alif $4,000, 600
abgeid)att. GO gibt gegelllpartig i'm
County LIP Sarnlen NIT 251, 725
Mfer 2anb. Die lette SiiBfartofieI-
grnte mar sic bette I'M sarr5en staat
9em @eridt oes itaotiiden &c.
ltnoheitsbealrten Or. 81. S. @eoper
5ufolge gah es miibrel1b bes nit ocll1
IL. Slllt dbge1dlo1le11e1 Wtp1tats 11ltr
16 8ebltrten IN Scr 5tabt, ii miami
liden ul,o 5 mcibliden @eldlehts.
sterbefale sab es II.
Die beioen 1tcl1e1 SSelicrlpeh,
Srl1ds geo. 2 1tnb 3 rnodtelt porec-
ltern ollnt erltcn Deal cine SSabrt IL,
%einent Ielter, bas in ser @ohl1ll1q
bon s. 2i1blep, 314 oltlid)e 8. Str.
altsgcbrohen mar, aber balo u1ltel
&ontrolle gebradlt lplroe, 10 oab e
fei1el1 1cnllenspert!ben Sdaoen an.
rldten fonltte.
Noli5cidef y. 81. Nice miro mo6r.
ld)eil1lfd) sur ssabresfonpentiol1 oel
Soma Goli5eidef M~llociation mad
Maion gitp, SSa., %reiien, NO oiciclbt
an 16. ltno II. Nlt9ult ltattfinoer
ltpir1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Scirat6s -Grlanbnifidcinc.

2eonaro 6. gom1eIioi1 rl1o SRI.
Srene @illiams, Weoli11e.
Spbn g.. Sobnion un6 Sri. grclpl
See, &eiuanec, 81.
Ml,rrea ., Mapbltab, aanios
Gitp, Mo., nlo Sri. Olga Nellon,
Sionr eitp, ga.
Ger COMPROMISING Scr gtra-
Benbobmangeltelten p~orasltern Nbenb
NOR ein GROCER grfolg. llebcr tout
lct1o @ellte 1abmen an Sem Musilug
tbeil r1o Iue baben iidl iebr gut
amiiiiri.
9erpobner on Ser ii. Strabe stpi-
ld)cn Ser Is. ll1D 20. slpen1le, babct
oen 5taotratb erilldlt, oieie straBt
10 balo tpie moglid SIT pfla1term. 9c,
Staotratb miro ,bie An%gelege1bei1
l11lterl lld)en lt1tb Damn peitere Sd)rit
te in 0ieier Siniid)t tbun.
@arnltm & 8ailep's GROCER Sit.
GUS miro ont 3. Ml1glllt in @od IS.
lano slpei Gorltelllrngen gcben. gSab.
reno oieier Sailon miro etpos gan;
9sel1es geboten merben. Cine oel
Saltptattraftionen lit bas ,1ele orie1.
tolilde Sdanlpiel: uGcriia" poel
rIbe Tageant of fife tboltianb atli
one Migbts". 1850 Ierionen mir
fen lit bielem aIan5e10en 5d)alrlpic1
INIT. Die orientaliide Ml,iif, meldt
Der @orltclllng angepabt lit, apiri
BON $50 Maliifern geliefert ltn6 g.
500 &oifiime bilben Sen Sdmtf il
ben peridieocaen Aften DER @oriteI.
|ll,1tg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

Sdaper perlett imtroe borgclteru
Ibenb gilbert 9aber, ein inneer
Mfann, $50 5. Strabe m%obnbaft, als
er an Der 16. Strabe ulo 80. 9lpe-
mite bon ieinem Miotorcpele allf oas
|Strabenpflalter %gclpprien muroe, 10
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

Senator Sheppard Don Seras,
Ser cine 9(era oes Srieoens mo DER
9rlloerliebe fontmen iiebt, loate eli.
.ller Altgenarat tpnlultiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Neue8 aus Molint.

Na6 ei,ter ldlngcre1 aranfbeit an
einem 9eberleioen lit geltern Mprgell
$. s. Baum Inn @einl ieil1es Sdlpa,
gers, Or. 6. 0on Saplor, 622 16.
Mpenue, IN galt Molinc inn Sitter bon
4S Sabren% geltorben. Ser 8erltorbe-
ne lpurbe ont 3. Sl1li BON ieincnl
9eim in Golpna mod Sem @eim lei,
nes Sdapagers .gebradlt, ltnt Before
ar5tlide gebanolul1a 5lt crbalte1t. Ct
npitroe inn Sllti 1868 iii Golo1a gc-
borett, 100 er iid int Satire 1898 NIT
SRI. Mb0ie Slpaniol1 p%erbetratbete,
bic er nebit einen Sobn 1l11b 5lpei
Sod)tern %binterldbt. Die 1ncilte ;3eit
leines 2ebens batte CT altf elmer
6arm bei Golona oltgcbradt. Die
geeroig1ng finoet am Samstag
%gsadmittag al1f oem 5rieobof ou 60.
iona 1tatt.
/, Serr Charles 50. @irlan miro olti
|leiltem @rlnoltiid OH ser 10. Mperllc
|i1no II. Strabe cine Gripat Garage
erridten lailen, Sic $1,000 foIten
miro. 0as @ebdl1be miro slpei Stod-
lpcrfe bod lperoe1t n1o atf sic mo-
oernite ltnb iiderlte @eiie e~rridbtet
1peroen. Mit oeu @allarbeiten iol 10
bal0 lpie mogltd) begolllcu merDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

oas Gumrildlell Scr alalIt.
3lerIr tieics Sdppeigcn. CANT
Iagt Scr &leine: Gin WSanll, ser
feline Jrall bat"
Evening journal., 1916-02-15

peated when a dead soldier is lowered
into his grave.
The French soldiers, the captain
said. feel that they are soldiers OF
God and that the war will end in
their favor.
Captain Merlant is an official lee
turer for the Alliance Franchise. He
was born in Paris, November II, 1875,
He received his degree of Bachelor Of
Letters in 1895 and Doctor OF Letters
IN 1905. He was professor OF rhetoric
In Lycee de Lorient. then in Lycee Of
Brest. and since then has taught
French in the faculty OF the Univer-
sity Of Montpelier He is the author
OF many books and magazine articles.
An appeal to help the fatherless chill
dren OF France was made at a recent
meeting of the Alliance. All parties
in France are working together TO
save the children and to save France.
A central committee has been ap-
pointed to inquire into the circum-
stances OF the orphans in each dis
trict and proper measures will be
taken for their protection and edu-
cation. Il is pointed out that 10
cents a day. S36.50 year, will give an
efficiently trained child to the new
France Il Is surmised that there
will be three hundred thousand Of
the children. Medals, designed by
Lalique have been placed on sale in
this city and about 400 of them have
been disposed Of by the pupils OF
Miss Hebb's School. Several persons
have also provided for the support of
a child for a year. These medals are
bronze and are prettily engraved.
Many young girls are wearing them
on ribbons around their necks or at
tached TO n chain.
Evening journal., 1916-02-15
DUPONT COMPANY adds
A PUBLICITY BUREAU

The DUPONT Powder Company has
added publicity department to its
organization with a view to giving
to the newspapers authentic informa-
ton about such of the company's af-
fairs as are of interest to the public.
Charles T. Weston. of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, will have charge. He is
a former Wilmingtonian. Associated
with the new department will be an
other newspaper man Of wide expert
ence, F J Byrne, also a former Will
mintonian
Mr.. Weston is a son Of the late Rev.
John w. Weston, who died here in
1877. Mr. Weston had served as
pastor Of the Mt. Salem NJ. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1916-02-15

and by what means and to what ex-
tent they should be remedied.
Without discussion the authority
was formally granted the finance
committee TO have this campaign
started and pushed. with the under
standing that the superintendent OF
schools should do the work. under
the direction of this committee.
The balance in the current fund
was reported TO be S54,674S3; special
fund, S153.4101S.
The teachers pay roll for January.
amounting to $239oS.67. and the Of
ficers' and ianitors'. s2,427.42. were
ordered paid
The payment Of these salaries will
leave a balance OF S2S,24S74 in the
current fund. which probably ex-
plains the previous statement Of Mr..
Baynard regarding the time the funds
Of the board would last
Evening journal., 1916-02-15

Training School for Teachers in West
Philadelphia, and has taught success
fully for five years.
I'VE also recommend the appoint
ment Of Florence Ayers, Anna Comfy.
Nella NJ. Brisbois. Mary Cattelle and
Nellie White as temporary teachers
and that the salary OF each be $50
per month; Florence Ayers to be as
signed to No. school; Anna Comfy
TO No. school; Nella NJ. Brisbois and
Mary Cattelle to No school, and
Nellie White TO No. "a school,
These appointments are 10 take eff
feet February /.
The resignation Of Miss Elizabeth
B. Jeffers as teacher Of School No. 4
was accepted.
Permission was given Superinten-
dent Scott to attend the annual meet
ing Of the school superintendent OF
the United States in Detroit, next
week.
when do you expect the High
School addition TO be finished? ask
ed Dr. Washburn.
Next September" said President
Baynard
"If you do you want to get some
fireworks on the job" replied DR..
Washburn. "At the rate the work is
progressing il will not be ready for
two years.
1T is supposed 10 be finished in 200
days" said AIr Zebley
1--WE will have troubles Of our own
IL il is not done on time" said Presi-
dent BGynard.
Secretary Guthrie presented tripli-
cate contracts from the architect OF
the High School addition, providing
the heating apparatus for the build
ing and tis installation by Walters,
Purks and Mellon. OF Philadelphia,
with the request that these contracts
be executed bv the proper officers OF
the board This was ordered done
upon molten of Mr. Zebley, subject to
the approval of Mr.. Rommel. chair
imam OF the committee involved DR..
Washburn wanted the contracts sub
mltted to the city solicitor, but this
was not directed.
DR.. Washburn advocated a cam
paign of education OF the people OF
Wilmington bv superintendent Scott
representing the finance committee
along three lines. which will snread
the gospel of the schools throughout
the CITY by appearing before all civic
bod 'es and through other means.
His idea was that the public, II II
knew Of the exact condition Of the
school proposition in Wilmington,
would rise in it's might, and quickly
set the whole thing straight in short
order, because of the inherent love
OF every man for his child. and his
natural desire that IL should receive
at least as good an education as the
father had received. He said that the
public should be educated along three
lines; namely. with relation 10 the
/ comparative cost of the education oi
the children of this city with those
OF other cities of approximately the
same size, showing the fact, Of course
that we are far below the general
average, and what we could do will
the amount Of money that the average
city OF the size of Wilmington re
ce'ves for educational purposes an
nually.
Secondly. to explain in detail, or 81
much detail as would be exped'ent
the various shortcomings of our plal
and what this will inevitably lead 4
in its effect upon the mental and ply
sical development of the child; an
thirdly. the defects Of the laws unde
which the board operates, and ho'
Evening journal., 1916-02-15
With COD ON SIDE
FRANCE Hopes TO WIN
Captain Merlant, Wounded
at BoiS Bonchat, Tells
of War Horrors
CARING FOR THE
FATHERLESS TOTS

Before the members OF the Alliance
Francaise yesterday, in the Misses
Hebbs' School. Captain joachim Mer-
liant. Of the 173d Regiment OF France,
delivered an interesting address The
speaker, who was wounded at the
battle Of Bois Bonchot, told Of some
of his experiences at the front. The
address was made in French.
Captain Merlant told Of the mobili-
zation OF the French army, and gave
descriptions Of battle scenes. The
Lords Prayer, except the phrase
"Thy will be done" he said, is re-
Evening journal., 1916-02-15

Charles X. Weston is a graudate Of
the Conference Academy at Dover,
and taught school in Kent county for
two years before entering the news
paper field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
no 10 CINc1NNATG STATUE OF LINCoLN.

TO TIE CINCINNATI STATUE Or LlNCOLN-
AFTER TIE RECENT sSowsToRM.
ank figure Of our Captain in the past
Now decked with snowy punns and epaulets
Jpon thy sloping shouders-Fate at last
Hast truly grded thee oft forgets
Thy warrior heart that compromised
The Justice of a righteous cause dared
To finch nor fser but in wrath despised
The nnbc trat'rous pacfsts who cared
Not for their priceless heTitage:-We crave
Thy spirit militant that freed the slave
A. l.
To Nh Nav Wilson Preston illustrator Macmillan Eos
M "Sboesrncs7 IN the Satevepost The drawing labelled Miss
Nch Next Repaired Drug Store and Refreshed Herself with
Chocolate Sundae good drawing but II MISS lnch con
nues TO take her Sundae through straw she IS likely
70 get little refreshment ont OF it.
The coe Of North Carolina rejoice there has been such
clearing of the clouds Osborne whom they felt all the
time was be- NJ made the Raleigh News and Observer
Whom are you" said Josephus.
Add Familiar Interpretations: God you, gentle
men"
Alameda Cal Dec 2OCharles Ohne merchant proposed TO
Mr. Alice Dalton at o'clock night She accepted at 1903
They Jumped license and were married oy .
-Painheld Press
A. b rate II IS astonishing they weren't married at 7;45
MISCONCEPTIONS ARTLESs AID
Sir. Hugh Walpole his book Joseph Conrad REMARKS
s IN They are as surely complete wrought and nm
I.5 - the true spirit Of poetry, Whitmans When Lilac
first IN the Door-yard Boore Yes; reminds me OF tne
lannon's word on c. Washington: Last on war last on peace laS
On the hearts Of his countyTnHn-' 4NEA A0h''Ai
The Contribution we are viii have its
annual dinner on the evening Of January II Those VINO care
attend should with J. W. G 1888 Central PARK Yves"