davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
.Scirat6s. qicen,eu

SorrD 9roaoers, 81 Slr. /, Sor-
forO-&ooO, ruo 9(lice GroDers, 20.
George 6. Drnmono, 90, g}r.
514, yaor0 9uIosfiiraBc, uuo Gpd
z. 0oois, 90.
Sliper gS. 5orinboIt 26, uno
@eorgeonna Hitenour is.
Craig s. 5orreu, 30, uuo 9th5
%. Stump 90.
Clarence u. @robes, 90, uno gtn-
no 2. 9eag, IS.
Samuel aapIau 81, umo Cora
2ipiis, 90
2cmis aoipedt 90, mo @2BrtIe
Scnlnine, is.
Simon aremer, 25, tno Gottc
3aAanstD, 18.
George 9. @3arrop, 90, im6 Rutb
Hauffmon, 81.
Carl S. &idoroion 2S, uno gci-
iie S. Sam, %.
SrSbD IS. 9liooIe, &c, lluo D}prtle
6. GobeD, 26.
eugene SS.Eroinor, 30, uno gIaire
@t gelmeDer, 90; &eioc BON g9al6.
ington, 9. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
@ursc StaStueuiofeiteu.

Ole oGeierpe GitD 9anfers Q[l-
location miro it1 I'M Sabre 1917
in Baltimore berioulmelu. Die oies-
idbrige @eriommlune fono in Ges
troit itott.
Somoro 9. O'9leiG miro moraen
ooS %. SubiIdum ieiner 3uge6oriQ.
felt 8u DEM 9reisgeri6t 9tr. ., 0eIlcn
@cbf.SiiIfs-Glerf er it, fcieru. @r
Wobnt in Scr. 3713, 9orf SSie6ts
Soenue, llno lit perbeirotbct.
Cine @eIicrung trot geItern Selc.
9ronmen aus Sobre oe @roce gem1f
in Dem 9efinoen bon General W1itr-
ran ganoiOer ein. @orousIi6tlib
mir Der iib moreen nod Sen 9ergen
Oe8 pcItliden MorbIono begeben TON.
ncn.
@rdIiocnt @iliou muroc cinge
Iooen an oem @oiebou- @cttIpieI al
@unIten oeS SoipitoIs fir Derfriip-
petite &inoer in @recn Spring Iol-
IeD om 20. N}oi i'm OrioIc. @ort
tbeil5incbmen.
6ront Stuart 9fope, ieit 90 Sab.
rem 9obnbofSooriteber ser D@eitern
Morplono @iienbobn" in ser SiIlen.
Station, ipuroe gum %oIloaier.g(q g(qen-
ten oes Cumberland DiItriftS cr-
nonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
lleidlte sheibnnnaflnnc rin.

D1it Der @rfIGring, OoB iic infolge
Der ibIebten 9ebonOlling bon Sci
ten ibreS @benonnes ibr Seim bcr.
Ioiicn muBte, reidtc gcitcrn 6rm
9crtba aobot ourcb 9(nlpolt Sarrp
.. @oIf I'M &reisgericbt g}r. Q ole
SdeiouugSfIage eegeu Sobn Sobot
ciu. 9us 9Saor beirotbete om A. Sf.
tober 1908 lmo trcnnte iit6 om "a.
WlGr8 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
@ia snriiffehrem.

Cos Qcribt ooB Or. acnnetb g.
@urraD, Der @}etbooiiteu 9Ireoiger,
mel6er Baltimore perlieB, no6oem
CT ocs miittli6cn 9lngriifS ouf ci.
ncn Singing i'm Central @c6dlOe
ocS uG6riltlibcn gereinS jlmgcr
|lanncr" ougciduloigt iporoen mar,
5llriictfebren mag, befinoet iid felt
ciiligen Eogcn i'm llmlauf. gSie IS
bciBt bdlt Or. NlurroD lid 8ur 3eit
in Seattle, i'm Staote gSoibington
oitf. 1cn @eridjten aenGB beobiicb-
tiGt Or. Wlitrrap 6uriid5ufcbren lm0
iib ocm 6jeriht 5u ItcllelL oo CT
glollbt ooB Scr Stoot iib nidlt in
9eliBc geniIgenoen 8elaitln0smatc,
rioIs bcfnloet mo oo CT cs oor5icbt,
IN ieiner &eimotbsitoot 8u Ieben ais
unter 6renoen 81 mobncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Gdllno ieiue cyrail.

gScil CT leiner 5rnl ougeblidj IN
cinem Curtis @oD 5truBenbc6nipog,
gon cincn GhIae ms e5ciibt oeriest
bate, piroc oeItcrn BbiIip @liIer,
ser an Ser DitgcntreItroBe mobnt,
bon glidter Notec III Scr grooflDn
Eoli5eiitotion NIT $40 mo Soften
beitroit SSrou Differ Bate iih an.
geblih nit einrm onoeren Waonue
unterboltcL mos ibrcu @otten CT.
6iirutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
NIlntter.San.

SeNtr lit Mfittter.Eag. Sn aIlcn
NirMcu oes 2annes miro bclitc oiif
Sic @eoeltt.ua oes 3oges 1ingepic.
ieli 9tue Renihen ebren unO &c.
oeuteii belte OeS 2icbItcn mas lic
mti Grocn bobell ooer bottelL Der
Wdittcr. 9llS duBeres 3eibcn Der
@crcbriinq ser Wlutter wcrocn 1eutc
pom SUNG mo 9(lt Nlnnn imo 5ralG
luciBc Nlclfen Qetrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Ger @cltfries bcntc Dor ciuem
,Sabr.

a. D7ai 1915.


Seitiac S(rtiacrictdmpic lmo
sluariiic Der SrauSoicn mo Gng.
Idnoer oni ser Clinic 9lrtncu.
ticrcs "a @aiiee slrraS ouucm
an.
Sil @5aIi5icn nebncu 6icScItcr.
rcidbrr 9lioenif mo Qc3oisf lucit.
lld Scr tBtcreu San; IiiOonlid6
oaDon critiirmct ocltiidc Irup.
pen ocn nadtiNen @riidcnfopf
BON Saroslmt. Iie 9l6icbniirlnig
BON Er5cmpsI i'm Siiocn nno
Siiooitcn IUiro eingcleitet onrh
Ginnabnc nicbrcrcr CrtIhoftcn.
gnglano cntfeiicIt cine 9lcpo.
luton acaen 0as portiiaieiiicbc
aabinet oc Cairo, 0aS oeuncnroc
Ben sSrieocn crbaltcn luill portu-
airIiidlr aricgsidiiic 6ombaror
rem Siiiabon; III Scr &auptita0t
bcrridt gluarHic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Rationale gSert6eiSisnns.

@orDlon0s9iso fir g}ationale Ser.
tbeioiguna tooelt ben GongreB-
Gin Oiesbe5iiglibeS Gofumcnt
ousgeor6eitet. Bon 9}i6ter
StodbriOac, @illion sc. @arbu-
rp, 5roucis sc. Seufs, @oIter 8.
8roofS lmO 9lnoeren oufoeiteIlt.
SSnOcm iie Den GongrcB in idarier
g9eiie pcgen gti1tererciing eutipre.
benOer WaBnobmen 8llr 8ertbeiOig-
ing Ger 9}ation 8ur &ebeuiboft 5iebt,
erlieB geitcrn Die Gireftorell-9eb6r.
DC ser uNlorplonO 2eague fiir Notio-
nole Gefeuie" einen 9lufrui an Die
8eD6lferilng MorDlanos iotpie oieie-
nige Oes gor8eu 2onOes, um gegeu
Oic 8o6n ipeIbe ser GougreB oiH bic.
ier idweren Griie" berfol9t, 81 prote-
itiren.
@os Gofument, pel6es bon Ri1s
ter Stodbrioge, @illiam 8. Marbii-
rD, 6roucis @t. SyenfS, @aIter g.
9roofs uno Sobu 9. &amio1 oufge-
iest unO bon Serrn Sends olS Dem
@oriibenOen Ger 9e6oroe unterjei6-
net murOe, lit am fhdrfIten oo, tpo eS
oorouf binmeiit, OoB Die Union ilr-
ipriingli6 gum gegenieitigen Shlbe
Der Staoten gebiloet puroe SIS
Iogt, Dob cine auSge6iloete 9lrmee
bon mirbeitens 250.O00 W}onn obio.
Int ilncrldBIih lit lm0 Dab oie @eige.
ring oeS GongreieS, cine iol6c 5u
idoifen, ui1tS peiter beoeltet, ais
Dob Oie 8unoeS-geboroe nidt 6eob.
lidtigt ims nit Shub gegen frentoe
Snooiion 81 perie6en, uno Oas beiBt,
ooB eS oic 9lblibt ser Gegierlrng lit,
lire Saupt.6unftion ouf5uqc6cn lnO
gerooe Oosicnige uibt 81 tpm, mo3u
iie irripriinglid gebiIoet ipuroe, nam.
lid fir Die gep6bnIitbc @ert6eioi.
guug Gorge 5il trogcn."
Cos Goflmeut grcift ooraitf 5l.
rid BOB 0lorbIano iiG oer ltuion in
Dem @lauben anidloB, oaB feline SSti-
tereiien mtf oieie @eiie am beiten ge.
idiibt piirOen ltuo cs erfIdrt, ooB
fein Staat lid Der Union ongeihlois
len bate, bate er ni6tgeelou6t, oaB
cine Gentral.Gegierllng binrcibenOe
N'ittel 5im Sdube gegen irenoe Sytl-
uoiiou idlaifen ipiiroe.
r@s lit nibts peniaer ais Itouncn,
crregeno", beiBt eS in Dem 9lppeIl
olSoann, uoaB bic 8un6es-@cgierlng
nnmebr Oic @rfiiIling ibrcr %fliGt
be5iiglit6 natioualer 8ert6eioigrng
in IoIdem llnionee 81 tblm I'M ge-
ariie Iiebt, oerlellgneu iollte."
Die @arning oeS &rdii0enten an
Die 9}otioM III ipel1er es 6eiBt, 0oB
Torbereihrngen uotbpenoig it, miro
lpieOerbolt. u@r iogte, OoB CT uidt
poraisiaeen f0une, mas einc Stm-
DC bringen mag lmO OoB er lpiinidt,
feline @orte wiirOeu ernIt geuouuleu.
SroB alles Oeiieu ipcigert Ii6 Der
GougreB Sic betpofiuete 0tod)t inIe.
res 2auoeS irgenotuie ntoterieIl 81
Ocritdrfeu 9ir oppeIliren infoIge.
Oeiieu an ieOen 9Gmerifoner un0 jeoe
sImerifonerin nit ilns Dem GongreB
gegeuii6er gegen Den 2ollf melben
er in oieier ihlperen Sriie perioIet,
5it proteitiren.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
eHiHbIiclt EtHIptrotnr
geIearapdiidIer g9etter6rridlt.

9(us Oen iibrigen @inoes @etter-
Ncobodhlnas Stationcn murOen Die
foIecuoen boAiten EemperotllreL
oie Inn 5 llbr eeiteru glbeno bcrrib.
ten, berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
SSnuge Syran pcrIdIpuuOcn.

Gjeorge g. 9Setcrs BON glr. 1907
@onf. .5troBc, criudte oic Eoli8ei oes
oitlidben DiItrifts, ocu glufcntbalts.
ort ieiner Satin bic felt lestcn
Donueritoa pcribpui0en IL alls5is
iinoen Gr founte feincn @rlino on.
Ne6en 0cr sos gerichmiuOeu icincr
6ral rchticrtigcu miIroc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Mel Sic Srcppc Ilina6.

Ter 30.id6rigc NarrD Sobler bon
Siaipcburo Wlo. liegt III niht unbc'
ocntlihcm 3uitanoc ln Nlercp Soipi-
tai oornicocr iino bnt nad) slniid)t
Ocr gler5tc einen nidlt inacfdbrlidlcn
n 1hdoelhrud OauongctragcrL ais cr
HI sem yind)roont pon Sorn inlo
Nout ali scr Cit-@oltimorc.S StruBc.
oic Ereppc Ginabiiel @ditc oeS
Sinhrooms bradten @obler III ci'
iicn 9htomobil ii oaS Wlercp Soipi.
taL no er IN dr3tlidc 9e6onoIung
aenommelt pur0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
9luSflna Scr ltngarn.

Ser .,ltnaariihc Nercin1 miro
beutc cinen gtusflno uoh gentert'S
gSnrf All scr Doricn's Cane uilters
licbmen. 0rpBc @orbercitingen iiro
actroifcn ino ouen xbeiluc6uicrn
llebeu cili paor aenuhrcidbc mo
isbonc @tipOw bcpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Soa 2r, gaI6 nud Baltimore brin.

UtNs
@cbeinpoIiJiit C'Eouncll rciitc &c.
Ilcrn nit 0en eriorocrlihcn 9luSIicie-
tmaspopiereu nah @ch-SSirahlia,
amo bat oen glIftroa bon Staot5an.
malt 99roenina erbaltcn Tr. @ilIiam
N, 9ai6, frii6cr sIuitaltSor3t oes
Wlcrr0 @oipitaI nod Baltimore 81
briugcu Gs perlautct oaB Der &C.
rihtiihc GorluorngS6eicbl gcgcu Ocn
gIrSt auf oic 9lnituI0igiui9 ciueS in
Baltimore lebcnoeu iimacn @laohcnS
erfolate. oic aiSgeiagt 6abcn ioll
oaS ser glr5t cine crilnineIlc 9pcra'
ton on ibr poraenommcn Bat Tr,
@ai6 iit am Sonitog Oarouibin IN
glntIage5uilauo pcriest lporocn. 81
iOIl iif ouocnblidIid IN @cit.Sirgi.
uien beiinOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Snnnennnf. nnS lInteraana.
gSSctter. AmsIidlteu.

Sir Mlorplaro uno ben Diitrift
Columbia beute tbeilmeiie beip0ltt
Wlontoe mabriheinIidb 9iegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

idreiben oes oeutibeu @oniulS 6.
q, 9iiOerib. Scrner grotulir-
ten Der olluab6dngigc 9iirser'
9crcin, oos vGiicrnc SIina.Gomi-
ter Sr. $. Sbomos, $. 8. @eu-
fen lno oieIe g(noerc.
sluldBlicb oeS 10. SSu6ildumS oes
uGelltidben Gorrciponoenteu~, mel.
Dies beiIte it1ttfinopt iiuo ser @e-
lfditSleitilrg 5o6lreide @liidpllniG.
idrci6eu lmo 9Iumeuitiide 8ugegan.
gen. Sin pradtuoleS Oloien-9lr.
rangement beitebeuo aus 75 9Imeri-
can 8ealtp-goicn, ibcrianote SrGu-
lein Minnie &aine, Go1ter oes ueritor.
bcnen Scrrn G0porO 9loinc, ais audi
ole glnacitcllten Der enl5cInen 0cpar-
tcncnts RoicnirdlIBe iiberreideu lie
Bcu.
8on oen Ba9Ircid cineelouicucu
@lildipunididrci6cn ieien Die nad.
itebcuocn genonnt;
Goninl Carl 81. 2ioe.
rit ianote ioIgenoes S9reibeu:
u5ebr aeebrter Serr Seiu3; qlus
Der seitrigen Sonntags glusgabe err
lab icb, bob Sbr eeidabteS glatt aif
Elm nuumebr 75idbriges gcitebeu
5iiriidbliden fam. @eltatten Sic
mir 3bneu 81 oicien @eoeuftag mel
nc aiiirihtigiteu @liidipiruIde ausBl-
ipreden, Oie oariu gipieln DAB Der
uDeutide Correspondent" nod pieIe
Sabre in oerielbeu uneribrodeneu
@eiie fir @abrbcit imo Sedt ciutrc.
ten H6dJte, mic bisber. aRit 6eIten
@rlB bin id iietS SIR eraeberrr
q. ". 2iioeriB.
Gas Ghreibcn ocS ,llnabbdn.
giaen giirger GereiHs
BON W2 arglan0" lautet:
u5ebr geebrter Serr Sein3: W}ir
lit Nie nngcncbme 9Iiligabe 5u Ibeil
gcporocu Sbnen mit3utbeilen oaB
IN Der lebteu mouotIi6cn 9erIanrl.
Ilue 0es .lluabbGngigen @iirgerper.
Gins BON WiarDlan0", ipelHc am sSrci.
tag, Den 2S. glpriI, i'm nSotel &o.
leigbT itattfano, einItinnlig Der fol.
genoc geidlnB gefnBt purOe;
uSn glnbetraht Der groBen Ser.
oienite ipelde iib ser ygeutfde Cor.
reiponoent" nGbreno ser pielen SSab.
re ieines @eitebcns unl sic iii scr
Staot Baltimore lmo int State
NlorDlano onidiiigcn 6uniilicn orut-
i6er slbitannlug mo I'M sic 9lui.
rcbter0alhmg, ASilege ino iSoroe.
rlng oeutidber Sittcn ino oerti1en
@eiiieslebens ermorbcn Bat,
Sri cS bcibloiietI Dab ser llnab,
bdngigc 8iirgcrpcrehi pon WldrDlano
Dem oDeutiben Correspondent" an.
ldBlih ocs 75jdbriecn 3nbiIGulus
lcines 9cItc6cuS bic 6erjIiHitcn Slid.
| miinld)c oarbrinat mo 5lIgleih oic
Spfinrng allSoriidt, Dab oic 3citunq
audj ~ Der i}uflutit n ieOer Ocutidlen
0oniilic cin itdnoiger uno scrne gc.
lcbeHcr @ait bIci6cu ni5ec;
tcrncr lei cS 6ridloiicn ocnl Dciit.
ld)en Correspondent cine glbidrifi
OicieS 9cidlluiieS 3li5iiteaGi"
Dielcn 8eldhIB ncinc pcrionli6en
sSlinld)c bin5uIiigcno, 5cihnet, bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
lIniere YbOtOaraplieM.

Iie @ruppcnbil0er Der ScrreH oes
nTelttic]en Gorreipouoenteu4 III Der
SnbiI1unlssgllisac murOen i'm gltes
lier BON Sinouboif im Hoiue. @ebdiI.
oe uuecfcrtigt. Die Gruppeubilocr
ser 5tnots.lluS itdotiihen 8camteu
ioipie sic Slliiitrotiouen itnnrneu
aus sen 9Itelicrs BON Solmes, Ger. 3,
2Beit SorotogoitrdBe, tno Sugbes,
91r. 205, g8eit aouetteitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

llngariidler ScreiH DoH Baltimore,
glni.gInsfhis fir yiitslieOer nno Sa-
miIien, beute, SOnHtaa, IA. Wloi,
ScHtert's 9Scrf, GOricg.eaHe.
Gnlni1Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Gli&win(1r.
Gum 75. Snbildunt Oes
o9euti6en GOrres
ipOnOenten.
@Um bieIem Seitem mm6
JreMn6en ein9eaangen.


9lumcnitrditbc BON Grdulciu 9luuic
aaiuc, ben @crcinistcu sanscru
imo sIusciteaten OcS oOcuti6en
GOrreiponoenteu" oliidrplnib-
idreiben Oes oeuticben GoniuIs 6.
~ eiiOerit. 5crner grutulir-
ten Der glluabbangigc @iirger.
gcrcin, oos veiicrne 9lina.Gomi-
tc", sr. $. &6omos, $. g. @en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
3nnSes- -0epartcmcnt fiir QanSluirtb.

idjaft Mcttcr-y yMreai
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
SOUTHEAST LADY
SAYS, TITS MY Duty
Relieved of Indigestion. Gas On Stom-
ach, feels she owes it to COM
munity to make statement.

When a person comes forward with q
statement like the one below, IL GER
tainly shows a deep interest in this city's
welfare, and should convince anyone of
the great merits of the new medicine,
Dreco. Mrs, NJ. Fisher, of 81 Fourth
street, southef st, a very prominent and
highly esteemed lady in this section,
handed this signed statement to Mr.. Full
ton, the special Dreee representative, yes
terday.
when anyone has received as much
benefit from taking medicine as I have
from taking Dreco, I think 1t their duty
to make public statement in the papers
so that all sufferers in the community
may procure the same benefits.
"For a long time l have suffered with
indigestion. Immediately after eating
would experience that awful distressing
feeling. Gas would form and make me
Thoroughly Uncomfortable 1 had to be
continually taking something for tenn
parary relief There Is no telling how
much money ! have spent trying first
this and that medicine, taking everything
i heard of. Reading of what Dreco was
doing for others. got bottle. 1t is
no exaggeration when / say that after
taking one bottle of Dreco had received
more benefits than from all the other
medicines put together. am now on
my second bottle, and expect to continue
the treatment es l feel confident II will
effect permanent cure Truly, Dreoo is
a wonderful medicine and l cannot recon-
mend it too highly"
Surely statement like that from a
person right here in our own city should
convince anyone. Persons suffering from
any form of stomach trouble such as
sourness, gas, pains, heartburn. checking
sensations. or from catarrh, rheumatism,
Ii Iiua xxNc c<pxx
patton. should see Mr., Fulton at o'Dpn-
heils soi street store, and let him ex-
plain the workings Of Drsco. Tha price
IS s1.oo or six for $s.W Mali orders ship
ped promptly.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
SCREAM BIBLE CLASS
HOLDS BIG BANQUET
aisrbe Ninth Street Christian
ehsieh Class Lagded for organi=
sa They Have Built Up.

slG In 800 attended the sixteenth
annual banquet Of the BsFean Bible Class
9f the Nlnth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and d streets northeast, last night
Addresses by several leading clergymen
featured the evening. Rev. DR.. James
shers Montgomery. pastor of the Metro
poltan NJ. z, Church, lsuded the mem
oeTs ef the class for the strong religious
Organization they have built up. His sub
ject was The Majesty of Strength"
Rev. George A. Miller, who has taught
the class since he became pastor Of the
church ten years ago. was teastmaster.
The members of the class regarded the
gathering last night as the beginning of
a new era in the work Of the class. for
during the coming summer they expect
10 erect a Bible schoolhouse adjoining
the church.
Rev. \. L. RsEEaws, Of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church. opened the even
ing with prayer. A short address was de-
hveFed by Rev. ). T. Nicholas. of KeIIar
Memorial Lutheran Church. Other min
listers present were Rev. i. L. Bowers,
Fifteenth Street Christian Church; Rev.
J. B. BroWnwssser, Benning Christian
Church. and Rev J. Edgar Smith, Tuxe-
do Christian Churoh
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
SCHOOL
SYSTEM upheld
Petworth Citizens Would Even
Give Entire Control to
Board of Education.
AGAINST PROPOSED PLAN
Association Is Fortie,h Civic Body to
Protest Against Proposal
Of D. c. Heads.

In addition to opposing the plan of
the Commissioners to secure control
OF the school system. the Petwerth
Citizens Association last night recon-.
mended that the partial authority
which the Commissioners now exercise
over the schools be transferred to the
Board Of Education. This was the
fortieth organization to oppose the
plan of the Commissioners and the
seeond to recommend the vesting of all
authority over the schools In the
Board of Education,
This association Is of the oponion
that II any change in existing law as
TO school government Is made at this
time 1t should be to transfer from the
Commissioners to the Board of Educa-
tion such powers as have caused con-
flict or uncertainty of authority, and
thus promote efficiency of manage.
ment." read the report of the school
committee.
Present Plan All Right.
The report. upon which the associa-
tion acted, based its conclusions on
the fact that the proposal of the Com
missieners would practically be re-
turn to the unsatisfactory orgsniza-
tion in vogue prior to 1900. with which
which there was so much dissatisfsc-
tion that after quite an exhaustive
hearing by a subcommittee of the
Senate District Committee. IL was su-
perceded by the act OF Juna !, 1900"
The present plan has worked well"
the report continues, and our schools
have made most healthful progress. es.
pecislly under the present superin=
tendent. or course, this law is not
perfect and it doubtless could be inn
proved in a number of ways"
The committee further pointed out
that the Commissioners are already
heavily burdened. In answer to Com
missioner Newman's argument that
the present division of authority is
injurious to the schools, the eommit-
tee recommended that they be rem
edied by giving the Board of Educa-
tion all authority.
President G. ]. James named these
new committees:
on Red Cross membership cam
paign-David J. Price, A. ]. Postal,
II. A. Bailey, p O. Lewis and G. L.
Lancaster,
Publicity-C. A. Anadale, r. S. Hart,
d. A. Kildare, c. l. Koons, II. e. Lang,
J. p. Mead, J. p. Miller. W. H. Mont
gomery, J. G. Benton, ]. NJ. Fitcomp,
C. A. Warthen, W. W. Fowler, c. L.
Spiegelblatt, W. l. HibbIe and c. Z.
Downey.
Psrks-R. Z. Adams, ]. e. Norton,
]. W. Pollock, L. II. Sinclair, F. s.
Tincher, E. w. Heiss, Avery Shaw, L.
T. Jones. !. j. Mooney, r. @. Walker
aRa r F Rutter
Building reEplshons-J. L. Carr, A.
6. Newbeek. J. II Paine, J. H. Reign
ies y rs Remington. T. @. Cook, 6. ].
EfsFwiek, " p Wood, r. II. Glen
aeniRg, F. A Geanelfes and c. R.
CSrisr-
The following was admitted to
nlsmbershipi David Price, James II.
terzon, John Ermir, ". A, Kemper,
Fred Umhau, J, 6. Langdon, Herbert
a. Bailey ard Pierce C. Lewis.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
.kALLPOLIS GROTTO
HOLDS LADIES' night
Capacity Attendance at Elaborate
Event of Mystic Order Yelled
Prophets of Enchanted Realm.

Kallipolis Grotto, Mystic Order of Veil
ed Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. held
its first ladies' night at the Raleigh last
evening. The large ballroom was taxed to
its capacity TO accommodate members
and friends.
The program included vaudeville acts
by Hazel Bornheim. Miss Clara Naecker,
Otto E. Woerner. Herbert ]. jacob.
Selma Selinger, Meyer Jolson, Paul En-
net, Henry Berman, Raymond Ennet, Joe
Geldstein, Crota Petassi, and Mrs A.
Julian Brylawski, contralto. in an original
musical sketch.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment,
refreshments were served and music for
dancing was furnished by the GrottO
Band under the direction Of Prof. Julius
Hamper.
Milton Hopfenmaier. vice chairman of
the general committee, welcomed the
ladies in short address.
]. s. Goldsmith was master of eere-
monies and was assisted by the com
mittee:
Milton Hopfenmaier Henry Iansbursh. T. w
Msers, H, J simnons Ioseph H. Curren, Z, 5.
| Schmid. ]. n. shreye. r. B. Dckey. ]. W. Collins
u u. Pullman, William L. Guide. RsE. Dr. AbEsm
sbnon, Prof; Julius hSRpsT, In, FEsnk Gibsan.
| wilkins. Kirk q Miller Charles A. Stevens NJ
A. Winter. Delos W. Thayer, Theodoge Picard
Jscqus Heidsnheimer. d. W. YeabOwer, Milton
| Bar. 6harss ID. shseklefoHd. Wilbur Fookes. ID.
Frederick Yates. Jack shulll4n, David Wolf, C. T.
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shafer, George hess, C. A. Brswton Arch B.
Williams. Adolph GUIDE Charles NJ. Kesfer, Georg,
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KsAtins Julian BElswskb n ". Pickering, Ed
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The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
Dan $ayles Want Advertising Talk
PREPAREDNESS FOR WAR.

. Yes, I have an opinion on the
subject just as you have, and have
expressed IL perhaps as often. But
just for variety, let's discuss an
other kind of war and another
kind of prepsrednsss-the peaceful
war" Of business and the peaceful
preparedness against unfair COM
petition.
Let's talk of the price-oHtting
war which Is wageds between GER
tain groups OF merchants In nearly
every community. with no special
group in mind. refer only to gen
ersl conditions as ! have often OBJ
served them.
Cut-throat business methods all
ways puzzled me. never could
figure why any merchant thinks It
necessary to cut prices on his goods
just to beat out his competitors
In the long run, such warfare seems
bound to prove disastrous to all
concerned. Even the people who
buy the Wonderful bargains" suf-
fer eventually. unless the warning
merchant calls a hall before II be-
comes necessary to substitute in-
fsFioF goods In order to keep up
his price e-slashIng battle.
Perhaps you weuld better appre-
eiats what l mean u I tell you
what l would try to do IL 1 were
a young man starting out In any
sort Of business In Washington.
CHARACTER and REPUTATION
for sQuare-dealing are. in my
humble opinion. more than SO per
cent OF a mans requirements for
attaining business success. So IL
I were a young merchant, ] should
cnitiyats and guard well these
two assets. by erecting around
my business a bproof barrf-
cads. thrsu9h which no marauding
comps titor could charge with his
price-eutting bayonets.
No matter how poor l may be, I
should strive to make my name
and business ideals HOUSEHOLD