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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-16
BLUEJACKET As BlLlPOSTER
One OF Uncle Sans Sailors, Although
New TO Job. Shows Versatility In
Handling Paste Brush.

Uncle Sans sailors are known for
their versatility. and many a tar can
cook a dinner, repair u pipe, paint a
funnel or handle ledger as we'll as
he can wigwag message. point
gun or shiver his timbers. but crowds
in lower Manhattan the other day
saw a bluejacket with an odd job even
for sailor. He was billposter
says the New York sun.
Equipped with pile of blue navy
posters calling ON patriotic citizens to
enlist. he started in ut the Battery APP
pareutly with the intention uf billing
the entire island. He was obviously
new 10 the job. but strove manfully
with perspiration trickling down his
forehead to get the hang of the paste
brush and pot.
When first seen he was engaged In
sticking one of the big sheets to a
renee surrounding the subway dig.
ging operations In Battery park. In
the persistent breeze he found an
enemy, for the bill refused to cling To
the boardings obstinately preferring
70 wrap itself about his chest. He
made frantic swipe with the big
pastebruSh. but only succeeded in
gluiug the poster to his uniform.
Abandoning the brush. he carefully
peeled Off the now sodden paper and
this time with his hands alone he sue.
ceeded in sticking part of 1t on the
fence. Ignoring the wet paste trick
ling down his chest. he dabbed ut the
unruly paper with the brush and final.
ly stepped back several feet to- view
the poster with an air of triumph. II
was torn in several places, one corner
had been waited away by the breeze
and It was wrinkled all over. but
never did artist gaze ut his own mas
terpiece with more satisfaction and
admiration.
After his moment of triumph the
sailor moved on whistlng n tune. and
with the aid of both hands. the brush
and one knee succeeded In plastering
another poster and part of his shirt
on the fence. As he continued paper
ing the fence he rapidly incased him
self in n film of white paste, but this
apparently worried him not.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-16
Tomas for the Greedy Fish.

The fish that swallows bait and hook
Il not JOY TO the angler. Getting
the hook out Is no easy task. But the
task Is slmpliiied by using handy
device just invented and described in
the Popular Science Monthly.
The device Is made from one piece
of elastic steel wire bent in the shape
of pair OF tongs. The ends of the
two arms of the tongs are sharpened
10 a point. When "A fish has been
caught which has swallowed the hook,
The arms Of the tongs are compressed
and their ends are inserted in the
hsh's mouth, The arms will then
spring apart and hold the jaws open.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-16
HaleXon DAYS.

"Halcyon days" was the name given
by the Greeks 70 the seven days which
precede aud follow the shortest day
Of the year The reference is to an
old fable which states that during this
Sme Of year, when the halcyon or king.
fisher, was breeding there was calm
at sea. From this tradition the phrase
"halcvon days" has come to signify a
period Of peace and tranquility
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-16
THE Terrapin War"

The Terrapin war; was a nick.
name used by the opponents OF the
rT Of 1912 on account Of the EN-.
ergo against trade with England or
n.mmercIal intercourse with Canada.
G.ry said this cutting of commerce
wGs like terrapin drawing within
it's own shell, though as a matter Of
fact a terrapIn always has good rea'
son for such action.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-16
Not Fairly Divided.

Little Eleanor had been to church
for the FIRST time and on her return
home her grandmother asked her how
she liked H. "Oh, liked II all right"
she replied, "but the men didn't act a
bit fair" What did they dO?" why,
one man did all the hard work and
another man came around and got all
the money"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

Oas Mdgblein ous bcu SauTe nHi
Oas Selo binaus 5ur Q(r6eit unr
Ieufste unter S6rdnen: rBarum
mrtts Ct falen2 gBie id6n mar ea
INNER, tpenn sr mir md6en bali al
bic IsBten Sabre" ga Iagte Der 4der:
Ser, ben bu fu6eit, 1T ia md BET
Dir. SIT fsin 5er5 ni6t in meineu
gOoeu stngef6Iofen als in ben trnua
teIter puntt fsiner 9etmat6' ST ieE'
ne Gie6e nt9t m al meinem Batsa
tbum unb 9ebeiben2" l1nb Der Wlo9H
redte fth unb nidte: rSa, 70 1T es.
Dir boben feline ungetuBten Hilnc
aufaeiogeH unb fie btnaufgeblii6t III
uniere rotbeu glumerlippen. &lTe Fe
uns Gb unb trodus betne Sbrdncn.
llpO 6as Uldgblein trotnete tpre
Sbrdneu, fiiBte ben T}09n uno itedte
t6n an bic 8ruit. uuo madJe iih OIL
oie @rbeit unb perebrtt ppn mn an
ben &der, als triige er in iirb bic
Seele ibres gefa1ensn 9rGutigams.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
(5crtfcsunu bon Ser /. seite.)

.et $2,025.000; perlnnst $200,000.>
600; Dallas: 6srihtet $3d7o, 900;
rerlongt $125,000,OO0; San 5rdns
cisco: beri9ftt $24.111.ooO; berlonst
100000.
.Durh ni1t eiil6eridItete 8erfdufe.
bie az ben omtli6en 3ablen bir1I3us
sdhlen iirb, birfte bic @eInmmts
fulnms Iid snna hebeuteub erb0ben",
heiBt es in her Grfldruns, .m0gli>
Gsripeiie auf $65O,0O0.nO0 obsr ouf
S700,0O0,0O0, Gur9 fonIerbatiDe
Gtdbungen aug 0stp gcrf, Chicago.
Glerelnno unb aug benz Diftritt DON
San 1rancisco perbm eie Summen
M $1S0,OOO,000 erboht. Die @es
iammtIlmmsn bsr iibrieen Siitrttte
tiirften $1O0,O00,000 taum ii6ers
ifreiten.
sn anbersn @orltn, es sebt aug ben
letten amilicben 3dblen unb ben pors
fihtiasn S9Gbunesn Der nod ni6t
cin6eridtstcn 8erfdufe berbor, bab
niIem 2lnItein na9 nidt mebr nls Id
prc5ent Der S61itquots ss5eianet
lpnrben. Wenn fieie auofs erreibt
ipsrbn ION, 10 miihen an jebem ars
bsitstase stpiihen iebt unb bem
SGIub BEG .qlniturrs gOnbs i'm Ders
tbs bon S35s,O00,00 Osrtauft per>
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
0efdbrli6es ssener.
9ra9 on goro sinss snsIifdeu nit
Del unb Wlunttion belabsueH
Saupfers auf bO9er Sss
aug.
Der SaHpfsr nit bem Tsusr unter
aOHtrplIs in beu 9afsn suriid>
aebraht.

Gin 4tlautii9er 5afen.
IA. Stt. Gin GROCER britiiher Oams
pier, Der rins 2abuns fit Die britii4e
2lbmiralitGt an gorb bat, bic IN ers
ter 9inie aus Wfunition unb isds
tnrfsnb GdB Sel in buff 6.itebt,
ipurbe ON SOnntog glbenb i'm
S9ltpptau In ben Sdfen surii1ges
ihleppt, uo9bem elm Geuer IN berl
WnIdinenraum nnd 24sifiinoigenl
aanpf unisr aontrolle sebra6t ipors
ben mar. Sas sSeuer tnn am Cams,
tag abenb gum Qusbru4 ols bas
S9tff breibig WeiIsu pom Sofen uno
in Der Sobe elmer Rssierunssiiatipn
mar. gs ipurben blnue SInmmen be'
mertt, Die alts ben Mnf9iuenrauHts
Qbtbilungsn berporf9Iusen, no bas
Del in allen oerfiisbartu Rsisroes
WaFsr6sbdItern urtsrsebra4t !pors
ben mar.
Rapitdn O.. -. lieb bic Rettungss
boote IN gersiffhoft ieBen unb auf
feline Silfsrufe per 5uHteniprua sr'
bielt er mebrere antiportsn BON Der
REORGANIZATION unb e ipdrm bnIo
sipei S9Isppbnmpfer 8ur Sttlle. Die
9efnbung bate IN elmer 5eittpeiligen
9anit Sie Rettun9sboote seItiirmt,
ipurbe ieoo3 BON ben Rarines 4rtilles
riiten, bic berbeigeorbert pproen, ipis'
Der an 9ed beorbsrt.
aopitGn o. -. for6erte bic 2ens
te auf. ii& ipie e6te Gneldnper gu Be-
nebmsn unb pies Die Sei5er on. iib
uutsr 9ed gu beeeben unp Die sjsisr
untsr ben 8sifsIn 5u loi4en. Die 2els
te bnbnt.n fi9 ibra Mss bur9 Ole
9ole, bic benz brenneuben Del snts
itr5mten unb init Soilfe Der Shiflss
pumpsn tpurbe Der Mai9insnraum
anter BaiIsr ssfebt, fpooB bic gsutr
unter otn GeHeln fshr bal6 erlold,eEi.
Ssn Der 3nii6enssit bate Der aoptis
ons ShtFf on cine Sttlle sebrn9t,
no Der @inb niht 10 sefdbrli4 par.
Sn peri9ieoeRen Sants brnnnteI
oas Gsiier nod om Scuntas abeuo.
uber ss mar, ME ss beibt. gut rnter
Rontro1e in6 bon ben unoeren brsIsIiz
barren Stoffen entfernt. Die snbuna
bat einen mertb pon iiber $2.0Ou,OO0I
lnb nur Rem proulptsn Ginarsifsn Der
punlpen 1T Is. tpie es beiBt. gu psrsI
banten, bab isine erpIoiion fiattIago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
Snldnbii6e Siahridtem.

PRO 3 bitiouunb 8eibs
nadtstu den! Giner 3uder5ddes
rel IN 2incoln, Rebr., mag ole
Staatsptpbtbitipn cine 8eitelung Iur
5000 Sru9ttu6en toiten, penn bic
gsiteller baruuf beitebeu, bnB bic &us
den, tpeIde fir ben Bei6na4tsmarit
in Chicago beitimmt iino. eineH
,gruuopgei6mud" baben miiiien. Su
Der geiteQungsorber beiBt es, OnB be
Sudden geraoe genug p9ranopsUiir'
5e" entbalten miiisn, lin Dem Sc
i6mad Der gbicnaoer All entiprecbcu.
Die @igert6iimer Der 2incolner 3us
derbdderei 6abe1l Ii3 an BEN Staatss
9ensralauipaIt gsnnnot, nm aus5u'
ftnben, o6 Der Gebtou6 bon grcuog
in Tru6tfu9en benz 9robibittonssea
FEB suptber6anoIe. Der @eneraIans
malt ertldrte, oab bas grobibitipns'
geieB ben Gebruu6 BON grnn0p IN
Der 3ubereitung BON &uben ui6t gea
ftattet.
Seine beutf DE 8 per in
6 bicago. Serr gleofOnte Gampas
mini, Der 9eneralotrettpr Der rgbicaa
90 Opera 9tTOcidtion", bat, ME bic
abeHbpuIt fcbreibt, m isiuer Yoror1
tiiuotgung fir bic beborite3enoe
SpieI5eit mitgstbeiIt, oab er biesmal
steine beutifer Sper1 oeben iutro.
rBir bdben tmmer osuti9sr UtuItt
in unfsrem Suitttut e.5enfo lf-ttnIe
Experimentation gsss6en, ME frun3Oit'
Ider uber itnlieniifcr" IGBt er iia
berIuuten. ,2tber mir finb un5 bes
puEt, bnB Ielbit Der E06It unbefdns
Gen bentenbe 2tmeritauer.. osnen
igrsunbe pber @nbGnger or.iiten Der
9erni9tung ausesiebt 1T, nIt9t 6alIs
BEN uno nit 9let6mutb elmer 4IulIt
lauf6cn fam, bic in 5eiiIoeslru.o ctts
'Itnnben it," Serr Gampouint ourrte
ii6 irren. Der borurtbeiIslpfe lmez
rituner piirbe fther du6 in bieitm
,Sabre beutf6e TluTit nit bemielbe1
Gsrsnigen qenieben ME IorIt. Gent
II tpeib Die Stunt pom 5ober Der
Boiler uuo g2otionolitdter 3u treus
uru. Nobl mag es mon9en unter
mrieren Mitbiirgeru geben, Der ans
berg bentt uno aud Die oeutihe Stun't
nit feinsm SufIe oerfolgt. 9tber 3err
@arupaniri foate Ticb oobor biiteH
biefe cng6er5ige Gui6ouurg allen
9(nleiritunern unterSuIhieben. Gjes
f6dftli6 RidT6tsn m0een bas SeJ'
feitsfd'ie6ei1 Der beutIfen Guuitmcrts
srbeiIdeu, aber nift bic gni6duuua
osn na6rer 9unitfrsuroe. gud IN
gnqlano 1T Der 6ab segeu Deiitits
Iuno orpB, pisleidt uo6 grDBer als
bier in ben Der Stauteu. ErUBSem
bat man in bi'Iem Sabre in 2orSoH
Dooner gu M'orte tommeu laIfcrl,
pbue oaB 6ies rem 9atriptismus Der
9ub6rer gsT6obe,' bate. Su Seuti3'
lan6 brinqt man nod ME bor Sbdtes
Ipeare, frons6FIde urb itaIienilde
9ihter unb Rpntppniitsu ouf bic
gihne, uno uur III febr oereEnjelteH
Fduen 6aten Ft IdaI9terue Sttmmen
ooneoen erbo6eu uub man bot ne mt
gedt gum S6peigen ee5rud.t Die
SuuIt IN international une ioilie pom
3rieosuetiimmel uN5erl lhrt beioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
efne @fsnsr MsIbuna.

Cine 8isner MeIbung.
@ien, Dia Qonbon, IA. Ottober.
Die omtlife 8etonntnahung bonn
@roben 6duptquartier ON Sonntdg
ldutete tpie folgt:
.j2ln Der sfon3os unb her SbrOlers
sSront f1nb ON pieltn Stellsn lsbbnfz
tss @ef9ibfsuer ftatt. SiibIia BON
9elariiosSbal ma6ten unIere Sturm'
truppen gsfangsne unb er6euteten
&riegsmdterial."
Gin .geriHt Ser gfumdnen
2onbOn, IA. Oft. Cine dmtli4t
gsfonntma4ung aus bem rumdnt'
i6en Suuptauartier lnutet tpie fol8t:
g9ier feinOline sslieeer 6eIegten
galat am 6reitag nit 8omben. Sebr
tief ferabgebsn6 Feusrten re iRre gla'
lAinengeipebre a6, cine an5a5l Der
8epo6ner t6Otenb."
&on3ler Mi8aefts aut
&ei EN-.
@mfterbam, IA. Oft. Su etner
gerliner Gspei9e tpirb gemelost, oaB
Rei6gtan3ler Or. Wli9aelis ii9 naf
BEN beIebtsn Gebist i'm Often bs9e5e7
bat.
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GrefmttDOrOer
Sat Der YrdFaent 3ur Snfraitietans bes
,,SraDing ipitb tie Gnemb" 0eirtes erlafcn.

gourdung Der sselnu 9efmmuagen Tcbes bic 9eoenn
Departments ubirasn auberoem b.r3u nod cine
Observation-Disclosures siGffsn Gnenunns autcs fir pcs
qunb btfnolde etgenbgE feHolfen 4usdnbsr rTte
bmnddf srfoIgm 9m 0nros iberniHm pofmsifsr 9ucion
bic aOnoas dber bic rtmtipudg grfe Sibm 9srcnen 5si
Detroit ssgsHld elmer araOn 5p@tn YauBug unb autcmoal
sOb Der umsritaniid 2umpfsr .eepis audubud 1906
2onnsH Der an55Fideu 9if Ossni.
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gerubtgenbe g,srii4e'

9os neuc CienihTabo',er (euta
ritItet). ry2eit, oarauf Ioiie iCb mid
uidlt einl glIs Sie rrirh bicie1 N}ori
gen srgasirten, fogtsn Gie. 5'e 9dt'
ten MIR ,uei 9inoer, nm aRitoa pl'
ren's ober Id,ou bier uno ebei, ltuo
nih nod, Siuei oilfaetm.tltlss
Ruoonre: ,9tu, berthl9eH Sic iidb
gnna iest febIt abcr ipirfIl6 uGr
nod etusl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

b,finbst unb Der aud bos Rs6t bat,
Gisenisn ausjuiteilen. burh iDslfs
GeIddfts. ole 9nnbssfeipotn gsbOrsn,
Dor Ieiner SbernufiiHt bsfreit pers
ben. Die Grnsnnune fir Oieies amt
tifrftt in Babe eriolasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

Gnqlano inbibirte am II. Ottober
alien tommer3isllsn aa6slOsrtebr nit
Scllanb, Biz bic boIIdnbiide Regie>
ruuS ii9 rerpfIi9ten tpiirbe, ben 8ers
fanbi BON Sanb, aiss unb abfnIimes
fall aus 9euti6lano nod 9elgien
rurd bol1nbii6es @ebiet gu iit6ibts
rem. Die britii9e Rsqierung bebaups
tde, bab bieies Robmoterinl fir aoHz
fret bon ben 0eutiGen In eroBen
Tsngsn CUR 6erfteGung ibrr llnters
iiGnbe tenubt Diirbs, ipobur6 bic
snaliTden sruppsn benattbeilist tuiirs
rem.
Sie Rtsierung ter g1isbsrforbe ers
pi6erts, Sab lie bem Munfa Gngs
limbs, bic gefSrberung BON Sonb uno
aies nna 9elgien gu p.rbirSsrn, MIR
Sonr nadtommen piirbe, psnn bic
.6ritif6e Regierung orgeiidts Der ges
gsrtbeiligen 8ebnuptungsn Der bs,its
Ihen 8eb6rben unS bsm GrgebniB
BON llnt,rTudunssn pon Geiien bol,
ldnbiTh,r Offisiers. ben Bsipsts bafiir
lisfern ipiirt., boB bi. Materidlten
fpirflia fiir 2risgs5rsde benust
foiirben
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Dus Sffff iif fnff nsu.
geomte Der abmirnlitdt unb Der
@ersinisien Stanten baben cine llus
terfuduns besonnen, Inn Die lIrioHe
bes Ieuers III ernitteln.
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Mnfgebbrt
Sat ansstfd Der SdiffsDsrfebr sipi'
fben 9ollnno unb England.

amferbom, IA. Sftpbr. -
Ger ,Raasbobs" bat in Grfabrung
eefra6t, baB isSsr S4iffsDsrtebr
slc;iden GugI1nb imo Soaanb berrs
iGlenoen gQiBheaigfeieH nuiget0rt
fat.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-13

kenney and Mr. Sullivan were the oriE1-
nators of the Irish Home Going" move
ment several years ago. Several mem
bers Of the faculty attended the luncheon.
J. Julian Switzerland. member Of the
faculty. was married last week In Penn
sylyania 70 Miss I.etiua Michel. The
students IN his section rendered him a.
reception on his return.
At the military review and drIII. held
az the college In GEORGETOWN Tuesday
afternoon. the Law school was reprGsent-
ed ON the reception committee By James
n. cathcart. John N. Dervin. Bernard
r. Shlesinger. John J. O'Day. 5r.. Jerry
Massey. Robert NJ. Mccauley, Charles z.
A. Smith, Norman Landreau and John
3. Harvey.
Word has been received at the school
that Eugene Quay. former editor Of the
law journal has Joined the Illinois troop
OF National Guard.
Enoch Brown. jr., a student az the
school, has resigned 10 enter the ofncers-
, training corps at Fort oglethorpe, Ca
Mr. Brown was private secretary to
Senator Luke Lea.
J. $. Gallagher. IL. has Joined the Red
Cross workers In this city.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-13
G. v. U. NOTES


Prof. William Rufus King Of the Law
School faculty, Is lieutenant OF the
Machine Gun Battery OF the Third DIS
trict Infantry. National Guard. He en-
tered as a private and worked his way
up TO q lieutenancy
The current issue OF the Cornell Law
Review contains an article on The
Effect of War Upon Contracts, written
by A. VI. Hamburg. Columbian Colege'
IL. An article on the same subject. writ
ten by Mr.. Hamburg. appears In a recent
issue Of the Annalist,
John NJ JeffrIes, A. B., '1s. has been
appointed second lieutenant in the neld
artillery of the United States army. He
was until recently employed with the
Southern Railway.
the Medical School at the summer ses-
sion, according to announcement by Dean
William Cline Borden.
DR.. Herbert shinn. II. was a recent
visitor at the Medical School.
George A. Daddy. manager OF the bas.
ket-ball team last season. was operated
on recently at the University Hospital for
appendicitis.
Twenty-one years ago George washing
ton University had a summer school. but
II was discontinued and not revived until
last summer. In 1896 there we're but
twenty-seyen students in the summer
school; last summer there were Z7 stu
dents. An even larger number IL expected
this summer. DR.. Howard Lincoln Hodg'
lSins. dean OF the College OF Engineering
was the first summer school director
Dean William Carl Ruediger, OF Teach
ers' College. now is in charge.
Sigma Phi Epsilon held an informa
n - -. 49,
Mrs. Collins. grand president OF CHI
Omega, and Mrs. Watson. grand treas
urer. visited Phi Alpha Chapter recently,
Miss lucia Field gave a tea recently
in honor OF Phi Alpha Chapter Of Chi
Omega.
Sigma Au has announced the initiation
Of joseph Reginald Boyd and Francis
Gruelle Cole, College Of Engineering. q
Samuel Moore DilIsrd, architecture, n
and Robert Paul schmehl. Columbian
College. %.
Harry Carlton Fraser. Of Delta Gamma
Chapter OF Sigma M at Columbia Univer'
slty. recently returned from Manila, p
l., where he was engaged In secretariAl
work for the Y. NJ. c. A.
L. c. Eneix. Of Gamma Pi Chapter oi
Sigma Au at the University of West Vir'
ginis. has been staying at the chapter
house here.
Phi Mu recently entertained Pi Bets
Phi at an informal tea in honor OF the
tftieth anniversary OF their founding.
Dean William Allen Wilbur. Dean Will.
lam Carl Ruediger, Prof. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Cobb. Mrs. Voorhees,. and Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon recently were luncheon guest,
of Phi Mu.
Due TO the war, the Grand Council d
Pi Beta Phi has issued q proclamation
Of postponement of the national conven
ton scheduled 10 have been held in Juni
at Lake Geneya Wis
The Washington herald., 1917-05-13
Mothers Week for Red Cross.

Mothers Week for the Red Cross will
be observed in Washington from May Il
to 19. Contributions ''in honor Of your
quarters, 12os F street northwest. and
will be added to the War Fund.
Mothers Week is directly under the
supervision OF the finance COMMITTEES,
Hon. II. B. F. MacFariand, chairman.
The sponsors for the fund are: Mrs
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Mrs. william @. McAdoo, Mrs. Newton
ID. Baker. Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs
Thomas Watt Gregory Mrs. Franklin h.
Lane, Mrs. Albert s. Burleson, Mrs.
David F. Houston, Mrs. William c. Red
Geld. Mrs. William B. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh
T. Scott Mrs. F. 2. Fletcher, Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. Mathew ID. Scott.
Mrs Lars Anderson, Mrs. Perry Bel
mont
ofncers Of the day are: Monday. Miss
Marie Peary; Tuesday Miss Pauline
Kindleberger; Wednesday. Miss Bagley;
Thursday. Miss Natalie Dulles.
Friday will be d. A r. Day, with Mrs.
G. N. Brumbaugh as Chairman She VIII
be assisted by Mrs. G. Wallace Hanger,
Mrs. c. c. Mccullough. Miss Elisabeth
f. Pierce, Mrs. Mary 5. lockwood, Mrs.
Duncan U. Fletcher. Mrs. E. r. Stitt.
Miss Frances Moore, chairman OF the
general committee. will have a. aids:
Mrs. Francois Emile Mathes and Miss
Ethel Saffold-
The HEADQUARTERS will be open every
day from SO in the morning until s
O'Clock in the evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-13
Wildwood, N. !.

Wildwood and its sister resort. Wild
wood Crest. will have a mammoth Me-
mortal Day celebration, which IA one OF
the big events of the many attractions
held there during the season.
The pretty custom OF strewing flowers
upon the waters OF the ocean in honor
OF the naval dead and setting adrift of
handsomely decorated craft will consti-
tute part of the big "memorIap' cere-
monies. This custom was nrst originated
at Wildwood.
Next Saturday, a week, will be the
opening day OF the resort for the summer
season. On this date all hotels and
boarding houses and cottages not already
open will throw open their doors to the
pleasure-loving public. Many visitors viii
be there on that date. many OF which
viii remain over Memorial Day week.
1t is also hoped and planned that the
'Jackies." stationed on T~o-Mile Beach
the governments big naval base, win be
permitted to take part in this great
demonstration this year with the "old
war veterans" and thus add to the solem-
nifty and impressiveness of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weary, OF the
Rittenhouse apartments. have returned
for the summer season.
Mr. Henry S. Bastian, sr. apd family
OF Philadelphia, are occupying the Myers
apartments on West Buttercup road,
where they expect to remain until No
vember.
Miss Cora Thomas, Of wilmington, is
spending some time with her parents on
West Burk avenue.
Mrs. Robert Caden has been entertain
ing Mr.. Thomas Stone. of Bridgeton. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John Piper and family, of
| North Camden, have rented apartments
| on Young avenue and plan to spend the
| summer at Wildwood.
Miss Myrtle Woodshire and Miss Ethe
| Bowyer, Of Camden were over Sunday
| visitors to the resort.
Mr.. Earl Carpenter. of PhiladelphIa,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott at their Hart apartments over
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simons have opened
their Taylor avenue cottage for the sea-
| son.
Mr.. McVicker has rented the Ritters
bungalow On Andrew avenue for the sea-
son.
Mr.. Charles II. Rosskam, Of the Chi
| cago Stock Company, spent several days
with his family at their home on Crocus
road, wildwood Crest.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-13
G. U.LAW SCHOOL NOTES

The final prize debate Of Georgetown
University Law School Is to be held the
evening of May y in the auditorium
OF the law school building, Sixth and z
streets northwest. The contestants. who
are winners OF the four former prize de-
bates, will be John J. o'Day. jr.. Ed
ward T. Hogan, Robert NJ McGauIey
and William J. Cuninan. William ID.
French, president OF the Senior DebatIng
Society. Is TO preside. The judges will
be Frederic A. Delsno. vice governor OF
the Federal Reserve Board: Clay Tall
man. commissioner general OF the Land
once, and Representative Sydney Mudd,
Of Maryland.
The final examinations for the year
will begin May &c
The first outdoor drill by the students
Of the law school was held Friday eve.
ming in Judiciary Park. Maj. z. V.
Bookmiller, L. s. A.. retired, comrnan
dant of the cadet corps, was assisted by
the drillmasters who he has been in.
structing for the last two weeks About
80 students turned out for the drill II
is hoped TO make three full companies
In q few weeks.
George E. Hamilton. dean Of the Law
school, has appointed William Henry
Dennis and Arthur A. Alexander as 9
committee to select the most deservlns
paper submitted as a graduation thesis
for the gold prize.
The Carroll Law Club met Tuesday eve.
ming in the auditorium OF the law school
for the hearing Of thesis by members OF
the senior class. One requisite for a
certificate from the club is that the
member read al least one thesis on 9
legal subject during his course at the
school
The annual May dance OF the Phi Al.
pha Delta fraternity Is TO be held tbs
evening OF May IS at the frat house. 1871
Sixteenth street
The last issue for the school year oi
the Georgetown Law Journal IL TO b,
| Issued tomorrow.
Joseph d. Sullivan, a member Of thu
faculty, was host at 9 luncheon at tht
Commercial Club last Tuesday afternoor
In honor OF Francis J. Eillkenney. ol
Chicago, 2 former student NJ. Kill