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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17
WANTS GRAFONOLA RECORDS.
Washington Ambulance Unit Sends
Request From Allentown, Pa.

A letter has been received from a MEM
Der of the Washington unit of the United
States Ambulance Corps. which is now
being trained at Allentown, Pa, request
ing donations of records for a grafonola
from Washingtonians. In the letter he
says that the unit has small grafonola
and about dozen records. He says, in
part:
We would very much appreciate it il
some kindly disposed person or persons
should donate us some records dance rec
ords and popular songs preferred, though
any of the beautiful old songs. like An
ME Laurie would be very much appre-
ciated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17
TO HAVE SUMMER SCHOOL.
Howard University Department Will

The school of manual arts and applied
sciences of Howard University is to
conduct a summer course in applied sci
ences from July to August Is. accord
ing TO announcement by Rev. DIR. S. NJ.
Newman, president of the university
Courses will be offered in nathemat-
les. drawing, woodwork, pattern max
ing and home economics, including
hand and machine sewing, dietetics,
theory of teaching household arts. bas-
kerry, foods and cookery. dressmaking,
serving. experimental cookery. MILL
merry and art needlework. 1t will have
Is it, director Harold D. Hatfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

Troop 33-Pink Roses of Park View
Mrs. Kendall, Captain.
GIVES CANNING LESSON.
Mrs. Julia w. Shaw Conducts Dem.
onstration at Birney School,

Mrs Julia w. Shaw. assistant director
of cooking, gave a demonstration in can
nne at the Birney School recently. a
large number of housewives attending.
The meeting marked the beginning Of a
canning campaign and was arranged by
Miss f. v Smith, representative of the
Barry Farm Improvement Association of
the central garden committee.
String beans. peas. kale, asparagus and
strawberries were canned. Remarks were
made by Charles w. Edelin, and Mrs. F..
J. Shipley on behalf of the Hillsdale Citi-
zens' Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

At successful silver tea for the
benefit of Belgian babies, held Friday
at the home of Mrs. Sidney Bursley, 81
r street northeast, more than s13 was
realized a similar AFFAIR is to be held
Wednesday st the home of Mrs. Harry
Peters. in Chevy Chase. and others are
planned for dates in the immediate fu-
turc.
Dr. Winfield 3. Montgomery was the
principal speake- At the closing meet
ing of the season OF the Payne Parent
Teacher Association recently. Dr.
Mont emery spoke % the duty owed by
parents. teachers and pupils to the
community and nation. A musical and
literary program was given and re-
Treatments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17
ACTIVITIES OF
BOY SCOUTS

An engraved certificate is to be pre-
sented by the police department to every
Boy Scout who assisted in the Confederate
Veterans parade. There were 1906 boys
who helped the police handle the large
crowds on Pennsylvania avenue. Each
boy Is requested to send in his name and
address to scout headquarters in the Nun
sey building so that a certificate can be
forwarded to him.
Hugh R. Hamilton, member Of Troop
%. is employed as an office boy in the
headquarters Of the local council.
Scoutmaster Lugenbeel Of Troop SO has
moved from Anacostia to Randle High
lands. and is to take charge Of Troop IA.
He has made arrangements to hold flag
raising exercises July in Randle High
lands. All troops of the District are in
vited to participate.
A bicycle trip is to be taken by mem
bers OF the organization, under the leader
ship Of Rev. J. Ralph Wright. to Rich
mond, Va. Wednesday. June 81. All boys
desiring to join the party are requested
to communicate with Rev. Wright at his
home address, $500 L street northwest.
Troop 4s. w. b. Marshall. scoutmaster.
1.-THE troop held its regular meeting at
its clubhouse Friday, June s, at 7:30
o'clock. Officers were elected as follows:
Patrol leader, Stacey Middleton: assistant
pdlIOl ledueI, Elise StoHe, SCTiDe, Joseph
Austin; flag bearer, Jesse Stevens. and
troop color bearer, Raymond Chase. 1t
was announced that Miss Phillips, prin-
cipal at the ketcham School. had re-
quested members of the troop to give
demonstration ON Flag day. June IA. at
the school. Mr.. Marshall brought up the
question of selling liberty bonds.
JOSEPH AUSTIN, Scribe
Troop e5. J. c. Bennett, scoutma.ter.
1.-The troop has changed its meeting
place from the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, 4th and B streets northeast. to
Ingram Memorial Church, 10th and Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. Leonard Ro-
land, w. Clifton Woodward. jr., and
James Coyle were among the twenty
scouts who sold A. c. Moses. president
of the local council, liberty bond. James
Coyle has sold twelve liberty bonds.
After the business meeting Friday night
the scoutmaster. J. C. Bennett. took the
boys for a swim in the pool. Saturday
hike was taken into Virginia.
''W. CLIFTON WOODWARD. Jr.,
Scribe, 329 B street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

ago that the Y. w. c. A. had the first
woman employed as an elevator opera
tor is erroneous it was discovered to-
day The distinction of having the first
girl elevator operator is now claimed
by the Crown Lunchroom at 1417 New
York avenue. Miss Pearl Dixon. the
operator at the lunchroom. started to
work Friday, June 8. while the young
woman at the association began We'd
nesday of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

Troop CIV. r. Harvey. Scoutmaster.
Mr.. Tjersland. a Norwegian. who
has just come from the trenches on the
European battlefields. spoke on his ex-
periences at the front at a meeting of
the troop Friday evening. Members Of
this troop assisted in the observance
Of Children's day at Ryland Chapel last
Sunday."-M. Barry. Scribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

Flowers That Always Please.
Guides homegrown, fresh-cut flowers
are best for all occa sions 1914 F. St
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

tiers. In. order to insure the prompt ar
rival in Washington Of Baltimore and
Ohio train No. 3S. effective June 20. the
stops at Derwood. Halpine. Silver
Spring, Lamond. Terra Gotta and Uni
versity will be discontinued and Capitol
View added on that train.-Advertise.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

invalid cooking. artist, laundress and ma
iron housekeeper. The troop IS to give a
demonstration in the auditorium of the
Park View School, Tuesday afternoon. at
2:15 o'clock. "-Madelene Elliott, Scribe
Troop s-Cornfower-Mrs. w. b. Pain,
Captain.
"Members of the troop gave a scout
play June l at Langdon for the Order OF
the Eastern Star. AT a recent meeting,
Marian Andrews was elected treasurer.
Nip and Tuck, Scribes.
Troop 11-Daisy-Mrs. Norman Jones,
Captain.
THE troop held it's regular meeting
Friday, June s, at the home of the cap
tain. Plans for participating in the rally
were discussed. One new member was
admitted into the troop '-Roselie CALI
her, Scribe.
Troop 23-Pansy-Capt. Barker.
1.-The meeting held Friday afternoon.
June s, in the Wallach School, was de-
voted to practicing for the rally.
Bragunier, Scribe.
Troop 33-Pink Roses of Park View
Mrs. Kendall, Captain.
THE regular troop meeting was held
Tuesday afternoon. Viola Creamer and
Anna Schneider are candidates for mem
bership in the troop. Mary Loche and
Winifred Seckinger have passed their
tenderfoot tests.'-Henrietta Yost, Scribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

Troop 18-B. s. Father, Acting Scout
master.
Ellsworth Cropley was elected scribe
and Eric Metzeroth was chosen treas
urer of the troop at the last meeting
William Hoofnaele was elected A mem
Der of the troop. Scouts Willingham
second class examinations."-Ell
Cropley, Scribe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

bare Sniormation ii6cr Ocu Ston0
Der ginoe uod @oi0in0ton 81 fen
sen.
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sic cnffani 3peimal mrr0e ober je.
ocS 9Rnl iuicocr crpiic6i.
(@toOamc 9rci6fo0slaDo mar cine
ocr befomtcitct politii6cn @cionee.
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@roBunlttcr) gc6ort. 9lp@ in oie-
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beiuGte, bat iic pielc Gcf0imic.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
6robfiir(t 111icboel
2<n6lano's 25olG folr ertf6eioen
ii6er Ole naue 2SeSiernuasfOrm

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

see erwortct ooB Strife
pcr6iitet miro
gIew Yorf II. Ol0r5. Us.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
@nte lenslt6f anf StriGeDn6ttlus
prdiornt appruirt noGmaIs at briOt parttirn.

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Strife 81 crflGren.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Ser Strtfe=S5e0tnu nm As Stnnoen pcrlcboben.
nimmt be6inounosrpeile 0ep Cbron an,

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God furj nod i6rcr Gi5fcbi nod
Oort wlroc iic picna icitgcucninlen.
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'idj oorne6mlid ouf Gin @RiBpcrIt1nS
IniB OeS NlonUcitcS OcS @roBiiiritcu
3u bc3iebciL mcIHcS, lpic BON 9htilcn
in 2ouOou 6eroorqc6o6en miro. nicbt
ioatl 0oB Scr 0jroBiiirit telppordr oic
9lcgcntidnit ontrctcn miro, ionoern
olSoriidlidD angi6t, OoB cr 0ie @e.
molt mr ii6crncbmeu wil na6ocnt
&a6lcn ob9cbalteu morOcn iino, inS
untcr SeOingungclJ Ocrcu GrfiiQm.
gen 10 gltt wie ollS9ei@lonen cridei.
neu.
y @oupcrnenr BON j 6inIon B
in Salt cnom men.
2On0on. IL. Nt1r3. @cnerdl.
0iaior 3ein Der @encralgounerneur
Don 6inlano, puroe beitc ouf 9(u.
oroHune Der prooiiorii@en 9ic9iermg
oprM ocu Gomnanoanten Der @olti.
ir6cn 6lottc IN 0oit 9enommeu. N}it
i6m mlir0c aud Ser Scnotor goros
yitiaop in Sait gcrommen
9loOiti6cm, Der Siibrcr Scr conlti.
tutioncleu Gemofratcn in Der 0u-
mo- lit 5rm @}iniiter in 8inlonO CT.
rdnut fuorOen mo ioiort nab Sel.
liusiorS ab9creiit.
(@cncrol 3cin, Scr icit 1909 Sin.
lon0 rcoicrtc, lit our9 leine oraiti-
iben NloBno6men gegen icOc 6rci.
teitS- ooer 9Sroteit6ewceung 6cfonnt
geporoen. 9iooiti6em bot iib ais
@cricdter ser Suocn ois9c5ei1net
lmo miroe ciumol BON Dem 3orcn
ols oocrriidt" be5eiduet.
@emiitbtc s 9(pSi6iiiic con-
trol ir-cn q 4etcrSburg.
9icuterS 8ctersburgcr @orrcipon-
(6orticbnng febe 2. Scitc.)
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8ieI lunrbc nidlt crrcidlt.

Gs murOen onacbIid 5pei @eriidla
rmtcruommcn oen @bitc Star.
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fen. = 0iii3iere ioeeu TO-
gsew gprf, II. @dr8. ggic
0iii8ierc Oes @bite Stor.Gompiers
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aug 2iperpool bier eintrof muroe ar
geblib 8ipcinal Der ocrecbIihe Ser
iub scmoht oas Sdiii OH ieiner
ghisreiIe bon glem.gorf an IA. Sc.
bruar 5u bcrienfen. Ger critic Ser.
nlN ereiancte iib an Der irldnoiidct
aiilte. ais oos llnteriecboot auitatd.
ie icOodj bon cinem 8ntrolbooi Ser.
ienlt muroe. Der 5peite @erinb
ipuroe ctliiae Shlnoen ipdter na6e
Ser @iiiuOmg ocs @criep 5luiics &C..
madjt 100 becbaAtet miir0e, OILS Der
Eorpcoo al Dem Bug oes S9iifcs
por6ci ialilie.
lhiter Den &aiiaaiereu beiiuoct ii1
slrtbur Z. SirbD aus 9ninbriooe,
9s..N. elm llcberIebenoer OeS 0om.
piers aSoconia~ mo i'm 3wiihenocf
5cln SecIcllts eincs I'M 6ebrnar pSr.
iepttcn briiiideu DonlpferS.
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st.e =s! 2las!eee sen Offer 1&leioern
iErilinlrs.a .aIeiOer nnO MlanteI.

$40 tailored" 9m8iisc ans 9}op.
Inns S66icr. G6cds, Serge etc.i
nclcite Niooe1e;. oute 5orben; @r6.
Bcn "A bis Is fiir @loOdcn, 81 bis
"A 8iiitc iiir 5rMucn .$i4.5O
$50 bis $2o.75 9m5iioc ScrIincr
Nlo0eIle; @oplinS. @6eds, Eeol DC
GDouc, moocrne 6rii6ia6rs 6orbcn;
Gle @r0bcn pon "a bis einidlicBlib
Al, iiir nllr ...... $500
$35 bis $40 @'nitcr.9lnjiigc, 50.
picn importirtcr Nloocae, ats Ocn
ieiniien Stolen; hodiein 6eiebt; @d-
barOine, Scr9es, Seiocnpoplins, ctN,
glr. 32 bis Al, iiir. S24.50
$50, S22 Soifcta sciOe.aleiOer,
Amo aus @eorgctteS, @rcpeS, Crepe
sc Gbiuc; in picIeu alitcn iSor6ci
un0 Sor6cn GonI6inationca; Niop.
tag iiir. $16,50
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ici ici ooraiti 5uriid5lliiibren ooB
sic 9riiocriboiten nidt nit allen
MitllicOern sur retbten 3eit IN Ser
6in0lmg tretcu founteu. @r lit Der
lle6cr5cuglmg BOB nm @litternodt
ole 9lrbeit ii6erou micocr ouigcnom-
men mcrOen miro.
StrifcS ougetreten.
9tewort g. H. @iGr5 -glAt'
6unoert SSn9enieurc, 6cllcrlcutc,
9ugbcoicniete mo 3robiaiesGon-
oitftcure in Gicniieu Ser Baltimore.
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t,,prgert nit alien
@intdufen.
g}cnc 5ril0jo6rS .WiantcI.

@iclc 9touitGtcn in Stoiien imO
Sorbcn iiir $t0.75, $t2.75, $14.75
$3.50 mo. ........... $3.50
$40 6rii6jo0rS-0i1ntcl aus @oa
G6edS, Strriiel Wiclirungcn etc.5
Cute 6orbcnousmobl fiir .$5.9S
@romcnoocn &odc ans G6cds,
@Sloi0s uno Strciien iiir sos
S5.9S mo. ......~., $o.9S
6orictS, GprictS.
u. & @. G/9, 8. g.. gSorncr's,
S6ompiou'S mo 9lncricon 2oop;
Nlo0cle iiir oae 5igitrcn paiieuO.
8rciic ronsiren bon 79c. bis $500
9Icmo @ooeQe I'M @reiie bon
$3.50 Observation-Disclosures bis 5000
SriGin6rs.SSOiits.
$3.50 @oiitS ans @oilc, 2nun
mo 0r9anoic fiir...... 95t.
So Crepe -Oe G6iue goiits $1,9S
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-03

thing for a public Office holder. But
it has happened Missouri is the state
in happened in, and superintendent
Walter X. Chorn of the state insurance
department is the man.
This great innovation was brought
to light last week when Nick Cave OF
Galloway County introduced a mea-
sure which provides for the insurance
commissioner to be an ex-officio state
fire marshal. The bill further pro
vided that the clerks in the depart
ment do the work.
The bill provides that the insurance
superintendent investigate all fires OF
a suspicious origin and report them to
the prosecuting attorney Of the county
in which the blazes occurred. If the
county prosecutor takes no action, the
bill proposes that the matter be taken
before the attorney-general of the state
for action.
The bill also provides that the in
spectors of the department shall have
power to cause persons to keep their
property clean and free from rubbish
to reduce the fire loss of the state.