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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-13
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lidc 9(rtiIicric. Eb0tiQtcit 5u. 9lui ser
rcGtcn Seitc 0e5 6llriicS mur0cn
5luci bulaoriidc G(nNriiic nit ihmc.
rem &CrIlIten o6Qcpieien."
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iumCr mcrocu.
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ocln (itel oNoS glncrita uon m5
crpHrtct" Niebt Gopt. 9(nore lor0iclL
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bclr o6cr Oniir pcrlanqc cS oaS 9tCdt,
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tonlmcn }lr loIicn. g(mcrifmcr icicn
ilbcr hic piClen Gon6itorGicn in IA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-13

- Trdiocnt Gomaro q. 9arrolp
bon Der rSntcrnationalen Yaiebon.
9iaa" min i'm 5ebrl.or icine Meiiena-
ton einreiden.
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fit @ritotu.
llnterbanblnngen Der
&nNen.
General Sbcrbat1uff fat
ppllc l;utprit1t.

9lulIoiung ser rilliiiGen 2lrnlcc be.
gonncn. - NoiicnItiQltolo nit
9hntGnicn ont Sonnto9 lultCr.
5Gid)nct. - 2lQc ruiiiipcn 0iplos
nInten int 2lu9lun0e entloMen. --
-Gnglon0 mill cine nellc @rieg9
onleibc BON 3OO,O00,OOO Giun0
Sterling ouinebmcu. - 8oS Der
@rieq tGglih toitet.
&opcnGoNch II. Ge5cm6Cr
- Gle bolboifi5ieac ocltIGc 9teli9s
.gl9eltlr iaGt, oob Die 2lul0'
Jung Der rrIiiidcn Strcittriitc be-
reit2 bcgonner Doi mo boB 0rie0cn9
llntcrbanolln8cn, oui Die rlIiljldc
6ront benren5t, nttoriiirt morocn
liu0.
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neral GbcrbotGoil }lm SbcrsGou'
monoellr init Sem geiitnnoe Der
&erbiinOetcn" (tcutonild)cr?) crllanut
uorOcn lit, lmO bab er uolIc 9lntoritlt
bat, Observation-Disclosures nit
Icutihlano 81 crofinen.
(9ltS ruiiiifCn Gucllen lit nod
fcinc 9ctmntmn6ung iibcr cine
Ncnocrlng I'M Gber'Gonlmonbo Ocr
9lrmce gcnadt moroen, ieit Gniign
Nrplcnfo pon sen @olihepifi crnannt
pnroC, Inn Oic @afienitillItanbS.ll1' l1'
tcrhonollngcn cin5rleitcn. Ter ol2
Der neuc S6crsGonlmnnOclr cruGbnt
te Giii3icr MAG @cncral.2icltcnuni
Oberbatchoi icin, pclhcr sic ruff
ihen StrcitfrGitc IN Siinl1nieu 6c'
icbligtc.)
q @nficnltillitono NIT Nu.
NJ an len.
Soiin Nilm1nien. 10. Ic5enlbcl
(0iontag). 49, Bic llntcr5eidnrnl
eincS NnlienitillitonocS murDc belltl
antlih befannt gGnucOt. Sn llcbcr
cinitilnnllln0 Onniit iino Die 6elnOie
ligfeiten icit 1880 oeitcrn 9Ibent
cinaeltcllt morbcn, 6iS nni mcitcr(
9cfonntnlad)im9 bin.
allc ruiiiidcn Gipfomn.
ten cntloiien.
petersburg 10. Ic3cnbc,
(Mpntaa). Gin Grlai, ser bon
6reitas batirt lit, iagt, oab sic oi
plomatiidcn nnb Gcninlar.G .Gertrctel
tclcGrapGiid) bcnod,ridtigt rcrocl
iinb, bab iic bon ibrcn sslnftioncl
cntbo6cn ,uorhcn iinb.
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Gmbargo nkldrt.
Nni alle Gyra6t fit
Grpart.
Sllle atsgeitellten Grlauts
miBibeime camsenirt.

&ubnen ioIlcn lur Tradt iiIr ole Ne
QicrluN bci6rocrn. Gic mcil.
liden Giicnbobncn ouQcbollcu.
100 2otomotipc1 uoh Dem Giteu
~ len0cn. - @lrbcitcruirrCr ali
0cn 0obncn nod lmcntihi2Ncu.
q cm Oort II. IC}Cmhcr.
Go3 ollDeuuenc Sctricb3sGomitc 0cr
0ItIihcn Giienbobncn bat Ciueu Gm
barge olr oIlG 6rod)t iiir OCu GrpOrt
gcle9t, ull9GcnoHmcn filr nic Qicr.
StoatCnsSfeqIcrrn mo jmor oni
alien Vubncn mclhc lor0utlantit6c
NoIenpl1bc bcriIbren.
Gte 2liltoritGt Der Gcrtebr5sMe4
lhGit3fiibrer Scr Grpprt Gipilon ser
meItliheu Nnbncn lulroc 10 meit alls
9coebnt OoB ale allagcitelltcn Gr.
lalbniBl6elne 5ltnl Grportiren ni0er-
rllfen mlirocn.
Glc lucltlihen giienbabnen lpirocn
bon Der Gilenbobn ariegSbeboroc
ongeluieIen, 100 2ofomotipen noh
Dem SIten 5ll lcnben, nm Ole Ser
febrsltoflng 81 beben.
8 bingtom II. Ne5enlber.
Gie 2egislatip-9lgenten Der bier
Giienbabn- Standardization, y. 6. @il-
lis, ". W. Glarf, y. 5. Wc9tamara
mo @. %. Iouf, battcn bellte 9tad-
mittog cine fur5c Gonicren5 nit Dem
FraIibentcn @ilIuu. Sic neigerter
lid, Den 3rued Der Gonicrcnj on5us
gc6cn, mcId)c olf i6r GrIucbcn obge-
bolten lultr0c.
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6rauat-@ -@tutr.
8rano brinst 1900 We:
i9oIe Sur Grplofon.
Sn Nniage Der Setblebems
gtablsGonspagni..

Sd)aOen miro oli 100000 &C.
idbGbt. - llnloll oui StroBcn.
babn brucblc Slid. - GcripGtcte
500 W'Gnncr uli Dem gScg sur
9lrbeit. - Gronoltiihlug pcrmu.
tbet. ,}mei Stalicncr pcrDoi,
tct.
" I'M ingtou, -. Gc5cnber.
Sin liIrdterli1es Som6aroenent
frrj Dor s llbr Mor9enS, nit @ranos
ten ndd alien Nibtlnl9ell ilicgen0,
crpedte bclltc Hclucaltle mo lln9e.
9eno lolpo6l, ols olrh y8ilmington
llno anoere Srte lluo cnhpidelte ii6
III fur5er Belt 5u cincn Se,ler, boS
IN Dem gcfdbrli6iten Sbeil Der Sra.
notcnla0c.6dbrif Scr .Vetblcbern
Stabl~Go.", ctlua cine Wieilc nnter.
balls )tcpcuitIe, auSaebrodJen mar.
Ger Brand, ociicu llrIadben nod,
nid)t betannt lit begnm in cinen
OebGnbc, III Dem 1900 Granoten,
Gclu6en nit 4. q. a., cincnt Der
ilrdteriidltcn alcr grplolipitofic,
bic i'm ariege 5ur Gcrluenoling fnr.
men imo 10000 leerc @rundtcn &c.
lagert luarcn. IaS Scter battc
falHn begonnen alS Nranotcn nah
oaen Jidtimgcn qcilogcn famen.
IuS mls !Soli crrihtcte Scbdnbc,
ctiuo 200 bei 1S0 SUI groiI, bronntc
mie 3lmber, ilno io6olo Oic 6lammen
bic gelabenen @ranntcn crreibtcn.
beNnllnen biefc 81 erploSircll ilnb ob
lln0 5it mliroc cine oericlbcn ais oeni
Gjcb1i!oc geidleuocrt.
Gin Mnnr. Tbeooorc ,uco6S bon
Sarrlion, Nh, Der Sberlpod)ter,
iuilrOc getootet; Iein 0opi iuuroe ibnl
pom Sinmpfc geriicn.
,Saccbs bciaib iid oni Der tSlltcht
lmo mar eiipa cine Iiertelmeilc bon
bMn brcnncnbcn Ncb1noe cnticrnt,
nls Ole 0ranntc i'm trai.
Sopeit befonnt lpurbcn ionlt Hic.
n,ano onrd bus sSeucr ober bic Or.
p!oiioncn perfcBt, obcr mcbrcrc 2eilt(
criitten leihteren SAaOcu nii Der
Slltft por scr @ciobr oocr bei oillic'
leiltitngcn fir anbcrc Slerioneil
Gin llnfaG mii scr Straberbabr
pcrip1tctc itngci1br 800 2eilte, oil
oni Dem @cgc 5lr s(recit luoren
ilno Oicicm llmitanb lit Der gcrings
2ebcnsucrlnit snsnid)rcibcn. Gic Sa
brit, in benz ons ,scMer ouSbrad, iua,
scitluciiia defhfciicn oe,pcic, ,mt
ipurOe MIR 81 ga9crslucden bcnubt
Ter Derluit pirb oui $2O0, 600 oe
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id)Gbt. g,ranoitifhng pirS pcrni.
tibet, oa feline Iaid)incn i'm getrieb,
nod Jeuet in ocm @eb1uoe mar.
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yrdeo the eresde

iioncu uidbt cntjijn6ct rplr0ClL morcn
ole NcucrpebrIclltc rnO }lrbeitcr nicht
i'm GtnnOc, iih ser hrcuncnOCu tSo
hrf III l0hCrn.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

Quotations given below are for large lots OF
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices
| are higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Nearby. 3Zia; Southern, g.
BUTTER-Elgin print, 4Ol1; Elgn tub, p1i
process. g; store packed, 81.
| POULTRY-LiTe hens, Der D.. q: roosters
ems, per n. 30a4; ducks, per n, lial5; geese
per n. loal3; keats, young. each, 40a55.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Hens, choice, per n
SaB; spring chickens. 5a55; turkeys, Za25
ducks, 1sa2O; ROSTERS. Hals; geese. l3al5
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. small to medium
h.. Sad; heavy, h., Hals.
LIVE STOCK-Cslves. IL; spring lambs, l6
GREEN GOODS-Potatoss. new, 3s0a40O Der
bbl.; string beans. Per barrel. 25Oa3OD; peppees
per crate. 75a2o; okra, per crate, l0Oal. 80;
radishes, per 100, l50a2o6; cucumbers, basket,
5Oa2Oo; Texas onions. per crate, l.5Oa2Oo; egg.
plant, 200a30 per crate; new cabbage, per
crate. l.2al.50; per barrel. l25a1.T5; beets, per
bunch, Sai; celery, doz-, eOal5; per crate, A0Oa
$50; romaine lettuce 5Os75; lettuce, 75al.oo Der
basket; squash, 5Oal.0o per crate: Florida toma.
toes. 25Ol4.5O per crate; rhubarb, l.5Oa20o pei
100 bunches; asparagus, 75a20o per doz. spring
onions. l.5oE2o PER 100 bunches: green peas,
80 s3.5o Per barrel; SPINACH, l.50a2 90 per bar
rel; kaIe. 5Oa75 pe- barrel; corn. per crate,
]. .1Dsl So
FRUITS-Appies. new per barrel, 350a7. 50,
Per box, l.Oa275; California oranges, 3.5Oa4. 90
Florida oranges, 4.0oa4.50 per boz; lemons, per
box, 45a4.50; grapefruit 3.00a4.5O; strawberries
per quart, loal24; pires, 275a3Oo; cherries, ga
10 per qu1rt; peaches, l50a4.0e per crate; wa
termelons. 5a6o each; Georgia cantaloupes.
250a35 per crate; California cantaloupes, 40oa
SEQ per crate; blackberriea, Sail per quart.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04

York River, No. !. 35oa375: do, Rappshan-
mock. No. l, S5Ca5.75; do. do. No. ., 2.5oa2.75
ApIIes. early harvest, fancy. barrel. l.5Oa20o :
do. do. small 10; do. do. ls-barrel basket.
75al.0O; do. New York State, No. !. barrel
4O0as 30; do. do, do. No. 2. 3.ooa3.75. AsTara-
gus Ind. and VaJ No. /, doz., l.5Oa2.0o; No. 2,
doz.. 75al.25; beans. Charleston. green. basket.
l.ooai.25; do. pearl basket. lOoal-25; do. wax.
basket l.OOal 25; Norfolk, basket. LOoaL25; bets
Norfolk. bunch, lAa2. Rappahannock. bunch.
ialA; blackbsrres. Southern. quart, l0al2; cab
bage. Eastern Shore Virginia. bbL, l75a2 oO;
Norfolk. bbl., l.5oal75; York River. crate. l.JOa
80: celery, Florida, crate. l.5la250; cherries
Maryland and Virginia, sour, red. pound. Sac
do. sweJt, red. pound. sa9; fancy white wax.
pound Gag; cantaloures. Florida, crate, 2ma
3O0; corn. Florida, crate. 2oOa250; cucumbers
North Carolina. basket. l.5oa2oo: Norfolk.
basket. l.5OS2OO; do. bbl. 25Oa3 %; sggpIGnts.
FLORIDA. crate. 250a3oO; grapefruit. Florida, rs
10 size. bOx, S0)a4.D; gOOsCberries, Maryland
and Virginia, green. pound, }; hucklcberries.
Southern. quart, l2al5; kale, Norfolk bbl., 75a
LOO; native. busheI box. l5a25; lettuce. North
Carolina, basket. SOaT5; Virginia, basket. Zja5o;
native. DIshel box %; onions, Texas Bermuda
crate. l25al %; spring. 100 punches. lZ; new
Virginia. basket L0cal.25; peaches. Southern.
crate. 2OOa2T5; peas. Anne Arundel bushel.
l.l0al.3; peppers. Florida, crate 30oa3.5O;
raalishes. native. whits. 100. 5oal.Oo: DO. long
red, 100. EaJ0; rasrberTics Eastern Shore, red
pint eS7: rhubarb. nearby. 100 bunches 100:
spinach. native. bushel box. 3hS; squash,
South Carolina. crstc. l.oCIg; straWbcrries,
Eastern Shore Virginia, quart. saI2; Eastern
Shore MARYLAND. quart. salO: Anne Arundel,
quart lcali; tomatoes. Florida fancy, carrier,
ljOaI75; do. choice carrier. l.25al 30; do, or
dinary. looal25; Mississippi. crate. 91aIOn:
watermelons, Florida and Georgia, Per 100, 100
a5.m
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04

Capital came to hand rrioes moved upward
raridN.
A renewal of nervous liquidation promoted
by the fear Of government control over IEirPS
proposed IN an Amendment "a. the food bil.
caused a break at the opening oi 10 10 a
points.
TIE market remained nervous and unsettled
during the middle Of the morning. There vas
enough covering TO cause slight rallies al times
but every bulge seemed TO meet increased Nqui-
dation and some of the selling came from
brokers whose buying attributed to trade
hedging on the recent aiysnee. October hToke
10 2i.35 before midday, making decline q no
less than los points from last nights closing
figures Of rs points from the high l-vel of scs-
torday morning and OF 265 points from the re-
cent high record.
Following the break for October. prices recov-
cred sharply on the reports from Washington.
October contracts rAlhed 10 q cents OF Gj
points from the early low leVel. shorts were
rcrvous and covered irceIv. southern hedge
selling. which had tegn something Of feature
on the bTeak GSain in evidence 'he
rally but in less volume. The imrrOvemcnt
was Fivcl fresh impetus in the last hour hy the
repnrt N further Russian successes and an
optimistic view of the war Sitration in general.
Buying became active very largely 10 cover
shortr, although former hslllish interests were
seen TO he picking mp cotton. The close was
steady at net decline of . to 70 points.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phlladephia. July 3-BUTTER-Fancy stock
firmly held. Demand fair. The quotations were
as follows: Western solid packed cream
cry, fancy specials, Al; extra, 3eai0; extra
frsts. $; rsts. 37i5; seconds. 36i; nearby fancy,
u; average. extras i0ail; frsts. 3sa59; seconds.
8AaS; special brands Of prints jobbing at
ba4S
EGGS-Fin, demand fair. We quote: 10 free
cases, nearby frsts, 1850 per standard case;
current receipts. l0S per case; Western extras,
10 80 per case frsts 1850 per case: fancy select
ed fresh jobbing at f2ai2 per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, As to quality PAPA
ROSTERS. l7alS; spring chickens not Leg
horns, plump, yellow-skinncd, weighing lha2
lbs. apiece. S3a6; smaller sizes, 8a3O; White
Leghorns, Z3a8; ducks, Pekin, l9a0; Indian
runners, I7als.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls, II to box, dry
picked. milk-fed. fancy selected. 26Ia: weighing
pounds and over apiece. a; do. 81 pounds
apiece. q; do. . pounds apiece. 22s23; fowls.
in barrels. fancy, dry-pckcd, iced, weighing 4
pounds and over apiece, 25bz smaller sizes, Ha2i
old ROSTERS. dry-picked, ls4; broilers. weighing
ll2a2 pounds apiece. Jersey, fancy. 5a40; Vir-
giniA, 22a35; other nearby, Z5a2s; Western, e5a
90; turkeys. fresh-killed, per lb., Western. best
here, 2sa25; common, Dsz; ducks. nearby.
spring, 2a23.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July 3-According to adyices received
from nearly every section Of the winter wheat
belt, tho producers Of this grain will not sell
it freely unless their views are fully met as to
the price they are to receive Farmers want
2 for their wheat and the feeling is general
that the price named must be secured in order
to let the farmer out with a good round profit
The amount Of wheat in the visible supply
OF the United States is down to l43O90 900
bushels, which is 81, 900 bushels short of the
corresponding time last year.
There are only 3.277,Oo bushels Of corn in
the visible supply Of the United States, which
IS considerable less than half the amount held
this timc last year. The acreage Il large at
llS9 900. but the plant is late in most States
and there are many stumbling blocks which the
crop will be obliged to meet before it is in
condition to be harvested
There are many strong spectators through
out the country who believe that oats will
continue strong notwithstanding the fact that
the crop will be large and that Canada will
also have big crop that will come in COM
petition with the grain raised in the United
States
The position Of the market for provisions may
be called finn.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
MARKET RECEIVERS
after WEAK trend
Influence of Railway Rates Decision
Again Evident in Trading.
CBy international New. service.)

Nby lnteruauOual AeNs ecrftcc.b
New York, July 3.-Short covering
by professionals closed the stock mar
ket net higher today. although sew
eral issues were alarmingly weak at
times. Studebaker made another new
low record after break OF points.
American Express sold down 20 points
from the last sale and touched the
lowest price with one exception in
% years. The close was technically
strong for 1t Is apparent that there Is
q short interest Of importance.
Automobile stocks occupied the CEN
ter of the stage throughout the ses-
sion. They acted well as a class, con-
sidering the bad acting OF a few OF
them. In the marines and in some of
the oil stocks there was liquidation,
but in some of the oils in particular
there was the best kind Of buying.
Railroad shares in general received
much attention from bankers who be-
lieve that the companies are going
to get a square deal and who believe
that the decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission is the best
proof of that fact. In spite Of the
tremendous increase OF expenses, Y
railroads show an increase In net re-
ceipts OF 50 a mile.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
BY PATRICK McGILL.
(Autbor ot The Great Push" Ete.)

(Author d The Great Push" EtcD
Mickey Rynan had come in on q
stretcher from the fields round Ba-
paurne and this was the story he told
while the N. o. was dressing his
wound:
well. I was goin' across there
through thin shell holes in open or
der and havin' a look at things. It's
the diviI's own leasehold this bit o.
counthry up here be Bawpum. A shell
hole at livery step and sthrands iv
barbed wire and dismantled houses
and ruins and desthruchtion. Where
the counthry's not torn up it's only
restin' place for dud shells and dead
| Boches.
"It looks as II there's a war on
here I says to meself; and / stopped
and put a match to me pipe. Now. II
there's one thing more than another
puts life into me it's me ould black
dudeen and a bit of thick black twist.
So I puts light to 1t, as / said, and
had a pun.
Thin I got what every soldier ex-
poets at one time or another-a packet
right in me shoulder. and down goes
flop into a puddle. Knocked out! Iv
coorse 1 was Just like a spark in a
hidden. How long lay there 1 don't
know. But I have mimories iv some
body comm along and lftin' me up
and carryin' me somewhere. But
where to / don't know.
well and good. Whin I did come
to l was all alone sittin' in a shell
hole. me showlder throbbin' and me
head spinnin' like the propeller iv an
aryplane. Where am II asks me-
self. and looks round me without
| gettin' up to me feet. But nothin'
was to be seen bar that spread Of dis
ISOLATION with its barbed wire entan-
clements and its shell holes. and here
and there a dead Boche lyin' face
downwards in the muck. And / was
| sick iv the WARRIOR how else could
be seeing that in addition to havin' me
| showlder so painful / had lost me
pipe Whin a man like mes all alone
and not havin' no tibacky its almost
as well to be out at the back iv God
speed, where the black haythens ate
wan another whin they're hungry.
"'Am l near the war at alp asked
meself, and listened TO hear things.
/ Thrue enough, the war was still gOin'
on. for a shell came droppin' not far
from me on the left flank and then
! another went whizz over me head and
dropped on the right And there was
me all me lone without a pipe. Mother
o. Cod says !, preserve me. a Done
gal man that doesn't want to die like
a baste O. the fields
silly LookIn' Crathur.
"And thin, would ye believe me. as
IL in answer to me prayers / saw
something comm along the rim iv
the shell hole. What wus it2 What
but a poor. thin, dirty dog wild it's
silly tail between its skinny legs and
a God-help-me look in its two silly
lookin eyes.
"'Ye're a damned poor, silly lookin,
- crathur,' says !, addressin'
me- remarks TO the animal. 'Ne' re
a -"
Rynan's expressions of pity for the
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
MOVIES and DANCE
END RECRUITING DAT
Nine Volunteers to District csvsIry
Signed Yesterday.

All records for recruiting in wash
inston have been broken by the troop
ers of the District Guard and then
volunteer aides. which In the past ter
days has flled the ranks Of one new
troop and Is now beginning on ths
Fourth
Nine applications were received our
ing yesterday.
c Troop OF the cavalry squadron w~o
brought 10 peace strength early yeer
terday morning. As II Is only neccs-
sary to reach peace strength 70 ~
recognized by the War Department
the recruiters promptly turned then
attention TO the securing OF recruits
for d Troop.
Moving pictures Of war scenes and
a dance concluded the program for
the evening at the recruiting station
The men who enlisted yesterday
were Horace NJ. Woodward. jr., Frank
j. Painter, John II. Branan, Joseph
r. Bailey, Leslie Roberts. ]. Hal
Ramsey, Edward Barteman, winto
Aatieson. Clyde W. Skiles and Ed
ward Cary.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
TO UNVEIL PORTRAIT
OF HENRY \. field
Alexandra Masons VIII Honor
Memory of Late Past Master.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. Z. En siit * Son.
621sE King Strcet.

Alexandra. Va. July 5.-Andrew
Jackson Lodge of Masons will. at ;
o'clock Thursday night. unven a
handsome oil portrait of Henry X
Field. of this city. past master OF
that lodge. and most worshipful grand
master Of Masons OF Virginia. The
committee in charge OF the formal pre-
sentation is composed OF J. E. ".
Timberman, William /. Alien and
James +. Alexander. The portrait.
which will he hung in the lodge room,
will he accepted on behalf OF the lodge
by Walter :. Nicklin. worShipful mas
ter. Rev. Z. V. Regester. d. D., and
others will make addresses.
Independence Day will be quietly OBJ
served here. Practically all business
will come TO a standstiH. Banks. city
and government offices will be closed
all day The city postofico also will
be closed. A collection will he made
at . o'clock in the afternoon for war
relief. Many persons have planned
Ticnics and outings for the day.
The funeral Of Charles =. QuayIe.
who committed suicide after shooting
his wife, took place at O'Clock this
afternoon from his late home. 30
South Lee street. Services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. A f SDeilman, pas
tor of Trinity NJ. Z. Church.
approximately $500 has been col
lected thus far in this city for the Red
Cross fund. according to Gardner l..
Boothe. chairman Of the general CON-
mittee OF arrangements. \ few addi-
uonal returns are yet 10 be received.
Howard T. Colvin. formerly of this
city. but now of Richmond. will make
the race in the primary for the State
legislature from that city. Mr.. Col
win. who was clerk to Lewis IL.
Machen, director Of the legislative bu-
reau. has resigned as such to enter
| the contest.
Plans for registration OF women OF
| the city for war duty. were mappcd
| cut this afternoon at a meeting of q
! number. Of women held in the Sun.
| cay School room OF st. PauTs Church
! presided over by Mrs. Kate Waller
| Barrett, local chairman.
| After returning four indictments this
afternoon, the Erand jury in the United
States Court for the eastern district
Judge Edmund Waddin presiding, wa.
discharged and court adjourned unit
September 25.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
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