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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
DarmebolSen bruot.

G6icago, Bite S5rlIi: Gn al oe
Iungparigite % uGrite &nrmeperio.
Ser, Chicago bar bupt, a~ilsites ioog
Of Ell Iiplia og ioririifenoe gtoroen.
pino. Semperatlren ial0t fra 1O2
@ro0er i9onr til ST ioag Worges.
SiOen Den 10oe Suli bar Der ppret
er ~uoibruot @coe, Ser hper Gag bar
oGret oper oct normale. Garmell
i6aar bar tppc 8rnoer beiere emo
on nornole 5%emperotur. Otter
bouo geirbureallet Der mrner 1T ri.
Sc. err Ser iutet Ie9n iii, at 8urmen
uil fomme igien paa Here Gage.
Zen peIiignebe 6ornnOrirg, iont
iadleoes er inotraoot / Chicago, IN
nes at bare olminoeIig oper Ser,
IterIte Gel al De centraIe &eititater
ca Horoueiteu. 9ette Itemmer alt.
iaa life ganIfe meo, bUab geirbu.
realet / 8nibington io~ruoiagoe ior
inbepPrenoe llge, men Teirmanoen
er 10 life nlpioen0e ban better; oes.
uren fan Der pel bd me Sorunorin.
ger, Tor ugen er noe.
Sra @aibirgton meloeS unoer
orennppnte cato, al garmebelgen
90 bapoe taget en- anoen Getnins. %
at oet oenne llge liar pil BIZ Spo.
iieternes % Observation-Disclosures
Eur at ipeoe.
5 MilmGufee par Der ben 30te
Suli 81 @enneifer. iom osOe Of Se.
ben, oa / Raeine, @is.. osbe Der
ire. 3 BET belle bar oiitnot 9nrmen
! CONNER frpuet Here Gre eno pna
mango Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
penSe for Jnoianere.

@oibington, Site SuIi: Snoio.
nerbureauet itoar netop / Vegreb
meo at ubbetuIe balpanocu Million
Collars til Chippewa. Sn0iancrue i
0tinneiota. S%nitrurer er blet ieuOt
&C iorifieuige Snbionern9entcr
nUonte Stat til at uoiGrOige en-
9~tauueIlite oper ioa0amne. iom er
berettiget iii en- Inbel / oisie 10.
6etalinger, iom bill iinoe Steo en-.
gong ti0Iig pna SeIteu. Sper Sn.
0ioncr oil mootage fiInGrmeIicspiS
$3.50, % ser er antoBelig omlfring
1000 Observation-Disclosures / WSn.
neIoto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Puehes 90 D%alsfampen

Get repubIifanite Iartis Grpii.
Senttanoioat, Gbarles &. 9ugbe5,
besiper iig Ssroag oenne llge poa
err lGnsere Reiie. Der oil itr9ffe iig
belt Ill gacifictpiten, og UNDER buil.
ten ban pil tale iii gGIgerne, bpor
ban fommer. ON ben politiife. Situa.
lion / Sanoet. San oil tale ! Gbi.
ccgo ON aitenen Den Soc, / Il.
GauI % minneapolis ben 9Sc. i
Sarge os 8ranS Sorts, q. Gat..
ben 106e, i SeIena, Wont., ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Sarnelammelien altar.

Sra Nem 9ort mel0e8 ocr 30tG
Sltli: Nj Spgooer, ser bIep o~iicrt.
Iiggiorte ioog, uiier oct ii0, at Der
c. en- aigiort Neoaoug / 9arnelom-
meIic.@ pioemien ) &c iioite y Il
mer bar Der finn 13 9eo&into al
Spaoommen, ianmeulieret mco II
set ioregaaenoe Qbgu. vi me Gil.
iTI0er par ser t45 moo i61 / oct
irregaoeu0e Gean.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

l2te. ben 14oe / Occur 0'g(lene,
Soabo, % Spotune, Woib., oet
i5oe ! Tacoma og SeottIc, oen t6oe
i FortIano, oen lSoc / San 6rai.
cisco, Den 2toe / COS Augeles. Eaa
Silbogcreiicn oil @ir. Sugbe5 taIe /
C90en o9 Salt cafe Gitp, Gbepenue,
Genper, Sopeta, aoniaS Gitp, Ct
Souis, Scrington SIN, og |ortlono,
Maine, buortiI ban oil antomme oen
Zoe September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

trent Ell 6ieroeoel al RrrmaIim.
portca, Oct oil iige, liot oper 5000
Cons, for ioa / Mai at iaIoe belt
neo til 1000 Cons.
Set oil ices al oi5ie 0pgaper, al
tiItroOs for Sc beie &riier, iom an1e.
ritanife Observation-Disclosures bar uGrei
mere emo uilige al betaIe, err SSno-
fcrielcn al oct nGolte Goaitoi bet
ltaoig minore, inbtil Oct mart lite
CT Ill of oporiue til nogeuiomlbelit
FriS. Ser er, tiger DIR. Sbomp.
ion, abioIut ingeu lloiigter til. al
ocnne Situation iii foranore ia
enOnu paa lang Si6. Selu eiter al
arigen err Slut, nloo man bore Tor
bereot pea, at Der nil Qaa Nar BEN,
inoen Eapirpriierne faIoer. Sfog
ii, SrGmuSie er life blet bugget pau
oper ct Iar / HuSInno, % oa en-
meget itor Gel al inapel ipcuif Iom
tuit ErpmuSie iremitiQeS al rusiiit
Srp, er 0et INDULGENCE, at Der life er
ncgen Sinorina OF pente for oet
ierite. SpiS &rigen porer ogiNo
oper nGlte &inter, bil ser 9on eno'
MI 9oot ct Iar, fsr Der fan bli Gale
ON nogen Srgit / Be r~ltSiiife Sfoge,
pg nogcn eiebliffeIig 6oranOring
Napirn1arfeoet fan man iaale6eS life
giere &cgnin9 pod, ieIo ON BET full
oe bGnOe, al ari9en ~ilutter en- Sang
meQem III % nGite CONNER.
Eli SomuenIigning, hoao Eri'
ierhe fsr og iiOen arigenS &e8pn.
Belle argoar, anisreS, al Ser Tor II
9(dr iioen betalteS ira $3.50 til
$2.65, benboIbSpis Tor pleaded" o.
"unbleaheo iulpbite". Hu er Gris
len berbolospiS $3.50 % $500 pr
100 Euno.
Wen o9iaa nnore Hoamnterialiet
til Experimentation bar BET pitt Jig
pberit panifelig at itafie. Siuer
gonmelt |apr> fasieret Saugperi
% lignenoe, iom Der bar ppret ino'
fart ganife meget at iii grug
Eopirmpllerne, er blet uoeitPn8t
peo Sc ~frigiorenbe 2anoes SonOels.
bIofaoer. 6elgeIig bar set taget
iae meget mere al Be Haannoterio'
Tier, iom ri irembringer Der Gan.
oct, til 6rentitiQing al he Gapirior.
ter, iom iortrinspiS lanes al 81
npuute Nrtifler. Gnoel al Eopir.
meqerne opererer euOmi unoer CANT
l. aontrofter for Gapirmasie, %
naQr oiSie aontrofter er %uolebne.
moa nan pGre bereot paa enonil
There Yriier.
Som en- anocn @opeoiaftor / ser
ubDre Fr~isitigning nGpuer Wtr.
S6ompion oen enornlt poren6e TO-
ipriel al omerifanif Eopir. s 1914
%r6forteS Ser noget ooer 30,000,0 0C
|unO al @o8popir. Get foIacnoC
Nar bar ~ll0iorieIen 100000
Sumo itsrre, % ibag uhisrer Ri
@ogpapir / ct &pantum al $1,000
coo Grno ON 4aret, og tiItroos
icr, at ser forlangeS oe beieite Sri.
fer, Itremmer Der itooig ino geitiain.
ger ira llolor6et, Tom Der life er
So(p m, n+ intro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Deroensfrieen,
Glabimir. @plpnif / SplbDnien Hal
barre rpmmet Gf SDIfcrne.
Gpmnineen al SOpel % Scmbcrg
nnoer Surbereoelie.
Srues npn Gptbmer'S Nrme meo at
bli omringct AT &nsierne?
Brittle Slppere faiter inn Suus meS
Bomber mob SgIferne.
Src 3eppelinangreb efter binanoen
paa GnalanSs Eitfrit.
Npt ira ale Tronter.

Gctroqrob 30te SltIt. Set err
MI inqen Gpil ON, at bcn mben Sale
al oct ru$iiife 6remItpo moo Spooe't
er begpnot. @enerolerne SafbaroftS
og aaIitinS iomtioiqe og / bei @roo
beIoigt Qiennemiprte ~9lngreb bar ef-
terIo0t ipGre 9nler / Be tp'f otter
rigife 2inier oq p,tnbet b~etpbclig mn
@runo for HltSierne. General
Sofharoffs Scr olerte too Sreoog
% 2oroog Worgen $50 Sfficercr pg
$4,000 Mono tiIion9c. III oiSIe Dor
flere t,ticn 5pIfere. 2igeioa ero6re.
Sc sc t05 a%anoner.
SEQ SnotogeIien al Srobp / oct
noropitliQe @olicien fog General
Sofhoroff 200 Officerer, 10000
Mono, 9 inpre aonorer, 80 Ntttrol-
ipTer o. $4,000 @epprer. Get por
aIoffen 8 8reoaq MorgeL at GuS-
ierne rnffeoe inb | 8robn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

2onbon lite Iuguit. = Sfplge
TreSietelegrommer ira @ien til
aiebenbupn er 6orbereoelier / fulo
Sang til &em1ing al &opeI og Gem.
berg al Sc tpife og siterrigife Crop.
per. Sra GoueI ifal SpIferne ale
rebe pGre iiGro meb of fierne fine
itore &anoner, og en- WoSIe arigS.
materiel al aQe SGog8 err fiert u6 al
gpen.
90 Snooaanerne al 8alicienS
Sooe0Itab, 2emberg, boloer MI for
treble Sang / 2ebet al TO Ior pua
at rsnlme 9pen, eiter bpao @iener.
blaoet "gteue Sreie TresIe" oplpIer.
9pen @aIbimir-@ olpnif / set
ipbIiae Iolbpnien - err aIlerebe rsm'
met al De tpife og eiterrigIfe Crop
per.
General BON Sothmers Irnle |
8alicien / 2it for 2emberg) cr nG.
item omrin9et. Ane @roer bag ham
bIep burtigt eoeIugt al &oiafoipi.
iioner efter GuSIernes SnotageIie al
gro0p.
Wfilit9re aritifere frembGper oct
betponingsflIloe Sup Hltsierne bar
giort peo iaftiif al IpIitte 40 De tpife
% ~siterrigife StriosfrGiter paa 2it.
f~ronten pe0 at iprGuge en- aiIe iuo
Der, buor 0isie Sinier msbes. Set
bar nemIig Sang paa Sang pitt zig,
at naar Giterrigerne life bar Spifer.
ne meb Jig I'll Of itiue Jig op, iaa
bratter De iammen for ben fsrite
Storm. Get Ter Oerfor for gieblif.
fet alt oroet enb opmuntrenbe no for
Siterrigerne / gaIicien.
Sffe oeito miubre pcobIir @icn at
'enoe no ppmintrenoe NeIoinger.
Saalebes be6er oct / Ioeens ofiici.
ellie siterrigife Hopport:
&usiernes 4ngreb / &eit %
Snoneit for 9utif err op6ert, aaben.
bart poa @runo al De umaooelige
Cab, be bar libt. Iaa ocn anSen
SiSe fort'Ptter Rusierne meo uior.
minofet golbiombeb fine gngreb
@orb for SurgaeIpen og / Roro for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Sonoon Site Suli. - De rusiiife
Sore, .iom rpffer moo 8oueI / SOL
bpltien, bar MT gaaet ober StofboD,
elpen pao belle S%trGfningen meaem
S%ernbanerne &opel-Sarnp og So
pel-&oiitde. IQereoe for Here
Gage iibcn meooeItes oct, at GltS.
Ierhe fontroQere6e begge Breeder al
Stofbo6. Ru fremgoar oct, at Fu5s
ierne mpIorer oper Chen paa belle
Strpfningen / git o9 SDoeIt Tor
Sooel
Eetroqrao Bite Sitli. SEQ
Stofbobelpen er bore trooper aaaet
pberligere frem. Eoa EFT Steo, beo
en- 9eining al Gluen toa ri blanbt
mango andre Sanger belle oct Site
ltngorIfe Sonneb &egiment meb Te'
ginlentShefen og belle bans Stab.
Gaa ct onoet Steo peo gloen tog Ri
1000 Mono oo 4 Witroligier. S
Retning al Sonel fipmpes Der frem.
beleS befti9t. s 9robpre9ionen & BET
norooItliqe 8alicien) fortiptter ri
Sorfelgelier al Sienhen og bar naoet
SGooerne 8raberfi % Seret6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

greb er ilaaet tllbaGe."
Aue oiSie Steoer lager imloler'
tio I golbpnien. Sntct nppneS ON
Nifererne / @alicicn.
Yetrograo lite 9luguit. - Otter
rigerne oire0e belle ire 0iuiltoner
unoer line iortotIeoe Sorigg paa at
reOoe 9robp - BET er omfring co.
600 Wano. Zen ruSiiife Iuantgar.
be, Tom beitoo al ct megct beremt
Tegiment, rpffebe inO / Spen liot
fpr ST. s 6re0og O9or8cu. ltOcn at
itanie set ringcite iortiatte &oioffer-
ne 5orieIgelien al De flpgtcnoe Otter
rigere oper Glpen Eolturaffa. IltS-
Ierne fom iaopibt ino / %Den tiosnof
til at funlle reo0e Sen enc BRO og
til at itanie en- 2ofomobil, iom iu1t
bar iiGrO nleo at fere no al Spen
lem Itore &ogne ful0laitet meo
@ranater.
Taafaloenbe mnnge fltlOc Office
rer oq SoIoater to9eS tilfan9e / Sp.
en-. Get fom for Gagen, at ga oct
&peloen for bar blet befienht9iort,
at Spen ifuIoe remmes / 2obet al
Natteu, gop en- itor Gel al benz Jig
til at plpnOre Gofeer % ltoifipnf-
ningSite0er me0 Sen 5plge, at DC life
fun0e too pao genene, ga Sroren ON
&pmningcn font.
General 9oebm- grmoli, Gbef for
Ben 2oen oiterriqIfe Nrme, bar nleo
lin Stob forlpngit flpttet lit Sopeo'
fporter fra @reop til 2emberq.
9erlin lite Iuguit. - Sfplge
0teloinger bertil ire Semberg er BET
ferite Sog meo tprfiIfe trooper mi
fommet BERTH, og tprfiIfe Sfficerer
err aQereoe fjenote SfitfelIer poa
Sembergs @a0er. Se ottomanIte
trooper fumes bog enbnu life at boz.
re Ienbt til Sronten I 8olicien,
9e tpife IeItberrer penter til in
Sib fommer, for Sc Itorter en- fnl1-
ienoe Woboffeniio mos Hltsierne
uoen no9et Senipn til uafgisrenoe
Selo Iom General 8ruSiiloff og
bans 9ollegaer moatte opnoa pes at
Ileie bort Ell umao0eIig Wosie
Striosfrpiter. SEQ S~tofbobeIoen
u0ormer ioaIeOeS Rusierne iig ielo
beb fine fr1gteSloie Ingreb paa pore
2inier.
Sra @ien meooeIes ioog, at 2iter.
rigerne / 2obet al SuIi MaaneO bar
taget mere enO $4,000 Nusiere til
fonge, OeriblonOt 90 Sfficerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Sarnp-&opel S%ernbonen. Aue An'
greb er ilaaet tiIba8e."
Mue OiSie Steoer lager imloler'
ti6 I @olbpnien. Sntct nPpnes ON
Nff9rerne / @alicien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

G0rtlGitss poa she 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Sra @ien meooeles ioog, at Otter.
/ 2obet al Srli MaaneO bar
mere eno $4,000 Iusiere til
beriblonot 90 Sfficerer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
WHAT DYSPFPTICS
SHOULD EAT

Indigestion and practically all forms
or stomach trouble, about nine times
out of ten, are due to hyperacidity;
therefore, stomach sufferers should.
whenever possible, avoid eating food
that is acid in its nature, or which by
chemical action in the stomach de-
velops acidity. Unfortunately, such
rule eliminates most foods which
those which are rich in blood, flesh,
and nerve building properties. This
is the reason why dyspeptics and
stomach sufferers are usually so thin.
emaciated, and lacking in that vital
energy which can only come from a
weii-fed body. For the BENEFIT to
those sufferers who have been Obliged
to exclude from their diet all starchy,
sweet, or fatty food, and are trying to
keet up a miserable existence on
gluten products, IL is suggested that
you try a meal OF any food or foods
which you like. in moderate amount,
taking Immediately atterward a tea
spoonful of Bisurated Magpesia I'm Il
little hot or cold water. This will
neutralize any excess acid which may
be present. or which may ne formed.
and instead of the usual feeling Of
uneasiness and fullness, you probably
VIII hnd that your food agrees with
YOU perfectly. There is nothing bet
ter than Bisurated Magnesia as a
food corrective and ant-acid It has
no direct action on the stomach, but
by ueutralizing the acidity Of the
food contents, al d thus removing the
source OF the acid irritation which in
flames the delicate stomach lining. IL
does more than could be possibly
done by any drug or medicine that
acts upon the stomach lining rather
than the stomach contents. Medicines
OF various kinds should be taken
whenever necessary. hut there is no
- nse in dosing an inflemPd Rnd irri-
tated stomach with drugs instead OF
getting rid of the acid--the cause or
the trouble. Get little Risurated
Na~resin fror vow DRUGGIST. eat
what vod went - VOW MT real.
take some ~ tho RiStrated Magnesis.
ne directed above, and see u this iSr't
the best advice you eyed had ON the
subject OF eating.-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
WASHINGTON TOBE
AN ELECTRICAL CITY
Scheme for Water Power De-
veIOpment Would Preserve
Character as Clean Town.
fcontInued from Tirst Pase.l

dream. Today It represents merely the
proposal TO duplicate the performance
and the experience OF 9 number OF
American and greater number OF Tor
oigp centers.
Commissioner Brownlow. discussing y
today. pointed out these features. and
added:
''There has always boon conflict be-
tween the effort for industrial develop.
ment here. and the desire that model
city ia point of cleanliness and comfort
should be maintained. Smoke. has peer
the inevitable buRbcar We have out
lived the dav of smoke
"trhere r. no reason why this develop
ment should not take place. The gov
eminent alone has manv Industrial IN
terests that could properly be concen-
trated here and that. with this chean
nover. would secure economies. Did YOU
ever think of what n big industry the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing is!
Yet Is there anything incongruous about
maintaining the beautiful establishment
Of that bureau in city OF WASHINGTON s
character? IL IL a tyne Of the industrial
possibilities that governmental con-
centration in Washington. under the in
fluence Of cheap power plan. might
bring here.
''There are industrial centers. on
smaller scales. especially n number OF
model plants Of great industries. which
suggest the possibilities here; handsome
buildings. ample and attractive grounds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
Could Prove Whether
Warden Was a Liar

Never mind the explanation" the
superintendent said. IF the warden Is
n liar, here is your chance to prove 1t.
am going to put you with Officer Blank
and you can help him with the squad
down at the kiln. You can run away
II you. want to. Your officer hasn't
e pistol. II you stick around you
will be treated white. If you run
away you will prove the other war
den told the truth. and you will get
caught anyway"
The main stalked out, went to work,
and stayed a year. with time out for
unusual good behavior.
But you don't want story about
Occoquan," said Mr.. Whitaker, when
he had concluded reciting that incl
dent, and few more like 1t.
Would that sort of treatment do
with the long termer who might have
more inducement to escape?" he was
asked.
ut would" he replied "AII that
Osborne has done at Sing Sing in ap-
pealihg to the pride of men, to their
self-respect, will endure. Experience
has proved it.
readily as the short termer. He knows
that the only way for him TO get his
time shortened Is to make good with
the officers. Also he knows that the
liidu WHO Is running away from a PEN
itentiary sentence is the worst worried
man alive. His liberty is still cur
tailed. though his prison may be
larger.
Now when you erect a thirty foot
wall, and put armed sentinels on top
of II. and place a man in a CELL an i
put armed guards around him, you
encourage him to escape. You make II
a matter of pride with him to do so.
You are playing a game for him to
beat. And he will do his part, and
earn the respect of his fellows for
doing 1t. When you take all that
away you remove much of the in
ducement for escape. AS one harden
ed old timer said to me:
"'Why, Mr.. Whitaker, it amt no
honor to beat this place."
HE was a veteran who had made It
a point of honor to get out of other
places he served out his time at Oc-
coquan."
Though he did not know of the incl
debt when he was expressing these
views. the contention Of the speaker
WAS su1pOrte ed In almost u1canny FASH
ion when, on the day after this inter-
view, the newspapers carried the atory
OF how Tough Tony" Mareno. who
rar away from Sing Sing on New Hcer
Day. gave himself up to go back again
because he had been told that ",SIr. SIS
borne felt just awful when you
slxipped."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
Keeping Watch Is
Twenty.four-Hour Job

keeping watch in a penal institution
Is twenty-four-hour a day job. When
the men are watched they won't escape.
It is when you try to make mechanical
aids do the work Of men that the trou-
BILE comes"
Mr.. Whitaker was loath to discuss
Osborne's administration. beyond the
principles involved He said he had
little knowledge of the conduct of Sing
Sing beyond newspaper reports.
but one condition. IL true" he said,
may shed some light on the cause Of
friction in the prison. Certain wealthy
convicts, former bankers for example,
were permitted to have all the luXurlc
that money could buy. They received
gifts from their friends. Naturally when
the rest sRw the Injuries these men
were having they grew sore
when man Is convicted to serve in
prison believe he should take what
the State gives him. and that the State
should provide for his necessities, Take
the question of privileges like letter
writing. That should be closely super
vised When men get into prison, II
allowed to write letters to anyone and
everyone, they are bound to Keep In
touch with those from whose influence
the prison is aiming to free them.
Prisoners should be allowed to write
only to relatives; then al stated inter
walls. Every care should be taken to
make sure the correspondents are rela-
tives."
{ Recreations, baseball games like those
at Sing Sing. clubs. reading, musicalcs.
concerts,a and all entertainments have
a value in the rehabilitation of the prt-
soner, Mr.. Whitaker believes. They
all form a part of the normal life which
il is the part of the prison to encourage.
But Mr.. Whittaker's belief is that the
chief factor in bringing prisoner back
to the standards of good citizenship is
hard, honest work.
There are times, though" he con-
cluded, when. because you are dealing
with abnormal men, you must use alb
normal measures. That Is why do not
permit men to talk at meals at Deco
guam. The kind of talk they indulge in
at meal time is not conducive to good
morals. and the same might be true at
1 times in penitentiaries.
mo warden likes to use force. But
there have been times when had to re-
sort to that sort Of punishment at Deco
guam. because there are some men who
will heed no other kind. I'never have
been ashamed of 1t, though I hated
TO do it. But I may say there have
not been more than a dozen times in
five years when it was necessary to
physically punish man; then did it
myself"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
KUTZ NOW, PLEASE
Engineer Commissioner Has New
Military Title and Few
Know II.

Officials OF the District government
have learned that for the last three
weeks they have not conferred upon
Engineer Commissioner Charles w.
Kutz his correct military title. They
are not in fear Of censure. however,
as the Commissioner himself vas un-
aware OF the fact.
Commissioner l{utz was promoted re-
Gently from the rank OF major TO lieu
tenant colonel. The Senete on Docen.-
her n confirmed the promotion, hut
mention Of II was omitted from flic
Congressional Record OF that date and
not published until January T. Tho
discovery was made by Fred G. I,ee.
secretery 10 the Engineer Commissions
rr, in loo king over the records for the
last week. Mr.. Ice Immediately on
tered the Office of his boss. and 20 his
surprise addressed him as colonel
Commissioners Newman. BrOwnIew.
and other officials arc following Mr..
Lees example. Tho Senate on December
n also confirmed the promotion from
major "a lieutenant colonel Of Col. Jay
J. Morrow former Engineer Commits
sioner Of tho District
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plant already Il is just beginning the
INSTALLATION Of another and still larger
plant. There are other steam-power
electrical plants IN the city. all OF
which could be made to serve as the
necessary steam auxiliaries TO the bie
hydro-eiectric development IN seasons
when low water might seriously reduce
Tor a haOrt period the possible power
production. II ~ pointed out ia this
connection that the low-water season.
IN midsummer, comes also az the time
when there Is least demand for cleo
trical current; 80 that the 1uctuation Of
the power supply would pretty ciose-
~ parallel the iuctuation OF the de-
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WORLDPEACE THEME
OF WOMEN ORATORS
Prominent Workers From All
Parts Of Country Address
Big Gathering Here.

Another chapter In the history Of the
movement for upiveraai peace II being
written in washington this afternoon ct
Polls Theater. where prominent women
from all sections OF tho country sSant-
fed with the paclAst cause. aFo as
sembled for tho firat formal scgalon OF
the annual meeting OF tho wOman's
Peace Society.
Tho initial gathering OF the confer
ence was an informal meeting NJ the
New Willard Hotel last night, where
the leaders OF tho organization dis
cussed the constitution proposed and
elected a nominating committee OF five
to select candidates for officers 10 be
elected tomorrow. This committee con-
slsts Of Mrs. John n. Speel. OF this
city; Mrs. w. l.. Thomas OF Illinois
Mrs Malcolm Forbes, OF Mnsso chu-
setts: Miss Marion Tilden BurtItt. OF
New York, and Mrs. James l. Cham
berlaln, of Pennsylvania.
with Miss Jane Adams. OF Chicago,
81 the presiding officer. this afternoons
meeting. which Us open TO the public.
will he addressed by some of the best
woman orators.
Among the Speakers.
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict nas
as her subject "Limitntion OF ArTna-
mcnts;" Mrs. Lucia Anios Mead, Or
ganized Opposition TO Afilltarism In