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The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

For the benefit of The sweet June
graduate ge would iike to announce that
rcinforcements have arrived and it is still
there behind the Alps
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

Faith. lt's not putting me of
with this you'd be II YOU knew
all."
Tne fraFeDer's curiosity was
excited
What do YOU mean?
Another shilling was tend
cred
And now" said ihc gentle.
man. what DO YEN mean W
knew aii1
That 7 drove your honor the
without a linchpinl"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

Sunday evening there will be an In
formal lat home" for all who care to
attend.
Delegations from Fort Myer and
the American University camps are
expected to attend a special mass
for Holy Name men. that is TO
be held tomorrow morning at s
o'clock, at the Holy Trinity Church.
The Rev. Eugene De L. Mcdowell
will speak.
Work on the task of listing men
belonging to the Holy Name So
ciety of the church who have en-
tered in the military service OF
the country is progressing rapidly
under the care of a committee which
consists of John G. Reckart, Joseph
A. Kuhn, William Curtin, Victor
Woodbridge. ]. H. Cavanaugh and
William Bowman.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
BORN.

KEPPLER-On Wednesday. Septem-
Der 5. 1917, to VI. e. and L. F. KEEP
pier, a son.
ROBINSON-On Wednesday, Septem-
Der ., 1917. to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Robinson, a daughter.
ROZZELLE-On September !. 1911. at
Providence Hospital, to DIR. Dowd
and Mary Margaret Rozzelle, a SON
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
SEEKS $1,000 DAMAGES.

Suit to recover $500 against the Ter
mlnal Taxieab Company was filed yes
terday in the District Supreme Court
by Leo Gerson. who alleges in his de-
claration, filed through Attorneys
King, Simon and Young, that on July
IA last, he was struck by a cab of the
defendant company while he was
alighting from his own auto He was
severely injured, he states, and was
for a long time prevented from at
tending to his business.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
Church Announcements
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
FL SIXTEENTH STREET,
EOu1uTy NEAR z STREET.

MEAN L olhEEl.
Eight squares from White House.
Ten minutes from Willard and Raleigh Hotels.
REV. WALTER EVERETT BURNETT, d. D.,
Minister.
80 a. m.-Bible school.
II 90 a. m.-Sacramental service. The Social
Principle Of the Cross" a Com
muniOn address.
s:i5 n. m.-Epworth League.
500 p. m.-" Dimensions Of Eternal Life"
sparkling, friendly service.
Excellent music. Try our welcome.
Sunday morning SEPT. l6, THE WORLD
AFTER THE WAR"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
Church Of the Covenant.
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND N ST.
Mt. Pleasant Cars. Get of at n ST.
CHARLES WOOD, Minister.
JOHN CARRUTHERS. Assistant Mihistz.
CHARLES TEYIS, Minister at Peck Chapel

OhAhbES NObD, minister.
JOHN CARRUTHERs, Assistant Ministz.
CHARLES TEYIS, Minister at Peck Chapel.
WARTIME STAFF:
David r. Willie, Field Assistant; Albert
BTOokhOuss, Special Field Secretary; Miss
Dorothy -Copenhayer. Director Young Women 5
ST MSE oas M sa.91 o sVtb sna Mis-
Mrs. Coates, Young. Womens Secretary; Miss
Elizabeth IBhns0n. Musical Program; Miss Helen
Scott. Office Secretary, daily to 5; William
SATURDAY. Sept. SAT the church. $40
2, m, reception for men in uniform Twelfth
Third Field ARTILLERY Regiments especially in
SATURDAY. September 3. at 5ao-Pfcnic SUD
rer for girls at NIrs. Walter ClephaBe's lawn
Conn. ave. and JennoX st. Chevy Chase Md
Take Chevy Chase car TO District line. Two
blocks beyond Is home. Any young woman who
reads the notice and cares to come ia heartily
invited to DC. So with no further fornalitT.
MORNING SERVICE, II; sermon by Dr. Wood.
Luncheon at University Club to 70 Fort Myer
men at 1; 30. Fort Myr. men meet guests at
SdsFa5. "AT HOME" to An Young People.
Tea supper music, mountaineering T:b-S
rSii asrsT SsTyG R,ssT.S So,SS; .na pI1 EG,s Bss
By Dr; Wood: The France the Soldier VIII
WEEK DAYs-Tuesiay. p. m. at church.
Choral Club for young women. wednesday,
Knitting Club. Thursday, social prayer service
8 p. m., at church !; s:b social half hour Fri
day, Red Cr9s Book Club for Jouns women at
n. M. regular reception for men In the navy,
CHAPLAIN RoundtIee in charre
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

The leading steel companies have In
hand contracts which will enable them
to run to capacity in the more impor-
tant products for the full year of 1871.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
UNITARIAN.
UNITARIAN.
All Souls Church o.,s,t ,ns !, rsq5t:snth sqst:f,
ULYSSES q pIrpcr n "J Mis;...,

ULYSSES @. B. PIERCE. D. D.. Minister.
During September this congregation wor.
shirs with Church Of Our Father, Dniversalist.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.
Meet In Old Masonie Temple. corner 9th and
+ SITS. p. m. lecture by W. T. Hooper.
$50 m. Bible study. Seats fres. AL well
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
EPISCOPAL.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church,
N. Y. Ave, 18th and H SITS.
DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.

Music led by Quartet Ch0if
II 90 a. m.-Rer d. s. Kennedy. d. D., Editor
of The Presbyterian, Philadelphia,
will preach. No evening service.
6:4j n m.-Christian Eudea7or Eociety
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
CFrom an army lIeutenant.)


Responding to your request for data
on expenses of officers on temporary
duty on border
First lieutenant Infantry, one fogey,
per month, $lS333
Family-Wife, three small children.
one very incompetent but necessary
servant.
Total-Three adults. three children.
Balance of the regular monthly ex-
penditures, S31.5S.
This balance must cover uniforms
and equipment, professional books.
clothing for wife and kids, barber.
tailor, carfare, recreation, dentist,
travelling expenses. when we get a
move, and now storage OF household
goods and the thousand other incl
dentals."
In the four months. we have had
as extras:
Oculist, and glasses for me. S25.
Doctor bill (no army doctor avail
able), $3.50.
Uniform and equipment. $3.50.
Railroad fare, etc, wife and kids,
500.
Total, $40.
NV wife has worn the same suit
winter. three years; summer, four
years Children are practically cloth
ed by hand-me-downs from kind neigh
bors and relatives. Humiliating? Yes;
but true!
In five years, despite numerous gifts
and loans from our respective tami-
lies (Which they can i'll afford), debts
have accumulated to $50.
Now, as a captain, my pay Is In
creased $S6 per month, but "on ac-
count of the cantonment near here and
the big demand it will bring our
rent Is raised. all food prices nave
almost doubled and even that $50 Will
not save us"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church SG,TITSET. OF cHRIST.
Columbia Road and Euclid St.
Services: Sunday, II a. m. and p. m.
Subject: MAN"
Sunday school, II a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
Reading room and loan library. sN Colorado
Bldg, and ls03 Adams Mill I'd. NV
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
Boys Hsts
SEC to S4.95

The new styles in serges, velvets,
plush, genuine velours and
wooden materials. Sizes ~ to
Is years
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
BAPTIST.

Hear Rev. Fl. l. Stewart on "A Worldwide
Question at Second Baptist, 9Th st. and Va.
ave. Sc, s. Bartisms.
E;ctl (Southern Conventional z, near 7th sw.
Thth Rev. ]. E. Briggs will preach on Con
nuerors Through Christ" at II and Abiding
Peace" at 7:i5. Sunday school, $50. b. Y.
P. u, 7. The Church That Cares. Come.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

Second Church sGiEs4igTI' 9E eHh!ST'
Fifteenth and r sts. n W.
Services. Sunday. II a. m. and 9 p. m.
Subject: MAN"
Sunday school, II a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting, O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
Reading room and loan library, col Colorsdo
Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
Juvenile Suits
S4.9S to S9.9S

All-wool Navy Blue Serge in Nor
folk, jr., or sailor suit with
regular trimming, also MILDLY
Suits with long pants; other
styles in velvet in various
colors.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
SAY OFFICERS
AREIN Debt
Salary Too Small to Sup
port Families, Army
Men Declare.

Practically all Of the regular and
National Guard officers who have de-
pendents are in debt as the result of
service on the Mexican border, an Of
hcial declared last night. This finan-
cial embarrassment has increased with
the declaration OF war and even the
passage OF the watson-Gou amend
fneht to the war insurance bill will
not be sufficient relief for company
officers with large families, II is said.
Many Of them will be compelled to de-
pend upon financial assistance aside
from their regular pay and allow
ances 10 support their families.
These statements are based upon
several hundred confidential letters to
the Army League. The following are
extracts from the correspondence.
Ftom an army officers wife.)
My husband, -, Is In France. win
detailed account of the hectic future
which confronts me and my three
daughters be accetped? To go back a
little, we have been down here on
the border for nine months, paying
eNorbitant rent, and finally buying a
little frame house, which we sold at n
third of the cost, when my husband
was ordered away. My regiment has
no home station, and after having
written to two or three Department
Commanders for quarters, 1 am told
have no right to quarters anywhere.
What will become of us? Having had
no excess Of our pay for a year, and
having to run two Establishments
my husband has to have funds abroad
how 1 can feed, clothe and educate
my children. not to speak OF paying
rent, on the pay we get is a problem
/ would like solved. Is it fair to
desert us in this great need?
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

The activities of the Church of the
Covenant to meet the religious needs
OF the men in uniform are multiply
ing. This evening at 7:3O o'clock there
Will be reception, particularly to the
men in service at Camp Asaph. Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Wood will be guests
of honor. Tomorrow morning DR..
Charles Wood breaches in the Church
of the Covenant. A special delegation
OF forty men will be guests of the
church, attending the Sunday morn
ing service in body and being guests
Of Or. Wood at the University Club
at dinner. In the afternoon they will
return to the church parlors to meet
DR.. and Mrs. Wood and other guests.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

Rev. Walter Everett Burnett, pastor
Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church, has returned from his vaca-
ton, and will occupy his pulpit tomor-
row morning and evening.
At the morning sacramental service
his theme will he The Social Prin-
ciple Of the Cross and in the even
ing THE Dimensions of Divine Life"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

Tomorrow being the quarterly tenn
perance Sunday Representative Addi-
son T. Smith. of Idaho. will address
the Foundry NJ. E. Sunday school.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

The First Colored Christian Church,
street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest, Rev. Robert f.
Richardson. pastor. Tomorrow: $50
a. m.y Sunday school,; IL: 30 as m, SER
mCn by Elder George F. Hughes, sub
Ject' -Four Steps Downward" 7:SO p.
m.' Christian Endeavor; $50 p. M,
preaching song and praise service;
wednesday evening, p. m, prayer
meeting.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
The School Sale of Boys Wear

One and Two-Pants Suits In neat
plaids, stripes and snowflake
patterns. in tweeds, cassimeres
and Cheyiots; trench, pinch-hack
and fancy plated styles; patch
or slash pockets. Sizes S TO Is
years.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08

All the new and wanted shades:
several novelty styles. includ-
ing trench models. Sizes up
TO is years.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-24
Scr &rieg.
Bon oer @enfront.
Ncbcl nnh Ncsen biubern bic &fc

Ncbcl nnh Hcsen biuoern bic @ampfc
8crlin II, brubtlo5 ilbcr Sappiac
80. Sc6r. Sn5 @rpBc 5nuptQuartiel
melOctc bcutc. bab an Der 8cltfron1
nod INNER ltortcr Ncbel unb Neacnz
eiilie sic aampitbdti9fcit einlhrdnfcn
G5 fonOcn nur flcinc lofulc Stdmpfe
5iuilfcu 9tcfo9no55irun95truppen IN
9lrtoi3, an Der Connie Sront unE
auf Der &pcUrc Gbcne ltatt.
Scr fransDiiidc 8eriht.
Ynrts, %. San. 9a5 frnn5Diiz
lde Aricgsnmt mclOct belte, oaB franz
50iildc Sruppen gcltcrn slbcnb SlucI
llebcrralhuug5ongriifc aui Oeutldc
Stctlln9en liiopeitlid) pom glalan=
court @ebol5 uno auf ben Osuasz slnz
boben, DItli6 bon Touillp, 1lnternomz
men bobcn. oierbei louen einigc &C.
fnngcne eiugcbrndt ipprbcn lcin. sln
Den ij6riaen Slcilen Der Sront uerz
lief bic gludlt rl16iq.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-24
Bon oer Ontront.
Nmr @eidJiittdmpfc unb fleincrc
1le6erfdue.

@crlin, brubtlo5 iibcr Sopoi(lc,
%. 6cbr. Ser beutigc 8crtdt bcs@roz
BEN $oauptolorticr5 mclbct nodmol5
gcnoucr Sen geitrigen criol9reld)cn
lleberfou ouf rllililfc Stcllln9en bel
3pp5Du, Ditlih bon 3lohor, in @oliz
5ier, mo sic beutlheu Sruppcn nad'
|Sprcn9ln9 bon bier @(incnldad)tet
,lpic Scr 9lis" iibcr sic Hullen berz
ficlen lmb $50 0cfanAcnc. burltuter
orci Sffi5icrc lno 5luci slaIhil1cngez
iuebrc 5l1riidbradltcn.
Sic @cldiitsz IND lltIlcnperTerz
Sb1ti9tcit lpll in Sen lcstcu "a Stnnz
sen 9ous beIonocrs bel Slnpr9pn, lucltz
lidJ bon 2lttsf, ionic 5ipildlsn Der 3lpz
ia 2ipo 1tno ser Nuraiuutu al $3citigz
felt Sugsupmmcu babcn.
SiioDi1lid) bon Srsc5anD Tilhrtcn
Dltcrrcidilh lngarildc Sruppen eiz
ncn crfplgrcihcn llcbcrfoll aus.
Sic S3ecrc Scr sllliirten i,t Nia5ebuticl'
gans bcocutcnb pcritartt.
-oo,,o IL, 90. Sebr. S,ier miro be-
rihtet, bab in Ser lcgtcn 3cit alltagltd
ltarfc Srllppcutransportc Der Gntcntc
n,ddtc III Saloniti einsetrofien iino
Sic Dprtiecn Streittraftc Scr sllllirtcl'
lollcn jest fol9cnbcrnoBcn 5uIomncnz
oclcbt lciu: 100000 Gngl1nocr, SO.>
900 SruuSpicu $4,000 StoIicncr
$4,000 Scrbcn, 10000 Gllicn nno
brci Megi,ncutcr gricd)ild)cr Ercllpllltz
ocr ppn Der %cni5cIDs slrmcc SUI
lorn,cu iibcr 100000 Olnnn.
$50 &uiien III Galtaicn sciansen
9cnuntnlcu.
Scrlin, hrnbtlu5 ilbcr Supplllc
%. Hcbr. Sus @rpbe oulptulldrtlcr
hut ocltcrn 9lbcno nod bcl1 1plgcnoct1
encouragement Nricgsberld)t pcrpIfcntz
lidt:
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fplunncl DlllidJ upn 3lodplu Dor unr
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(SortIeblne allf ser 4. Seite.)

luuDt lpuroc. 9tnd) icil,cr Gcrbo1tun9
crpielt 9Spoo sen Sd)uB Ocs nculltcl
Gpnlul, in Gnrta9cna, ircldcr lo9tc,
pn6 sic Geacl,uart Dieles giolncs III
oiclcn, Sccboicu unertldrlid 'ci. cs
lei ncnu I'M 3ulann,cnbang NIT Der
Gntoccfllng cincs9icttllugSbpptcs III Der
9tIbc Scr &ilitc, Dos sic sluIld)rlTt
III 10" truHt.
NSic ser Aprrclppubcnt bin5ufil9t.
ll,htc sic Yoli5ci bon Gurtagcuo. Die
o,u,obnt, noB ySpuo aus einen Soudz
bpot ou5gcltieeen lei, hic sSollcrltra@
Ecu nb llno foub cine slnsubl Srlen,
an iueldc 80 &iitcn on9cbllnocl, lpn=
rem, nit ipolicroitten, Sl,t 5llScHccft
uno nit Spnon,it, Shicb6ollmlpcllc
lno SclStu gcfilllt.
Tic scr NtoSriocr anrrelponScnt
ser Yorilcr 3citllng "Sa Sibertc"
ldlrcibt, bat ser ipunilhc @tinllter
bcs ,Snncrcn bctonnt sc,nad)t. Hab Cit
Otonn, ipcldcr Sicic Snicn bclpuhtc,
lplpie cin belltlchcr &pnlillaro9ent Mo-
mems Wacpcr. ncrboftct iporocn ,eteu,
uuo ouB cine brittle Eerlon gcllldt
lucrbc.
grludbutcr aprrciponocnt lcstc hin
su, bab sic an sic Spien gcbunpcnel1
Schuhtcln 9ricfidnften. &crt6cugc
uub Suuehbpptz zSbcilc alltatt Vcn6n'
mo Sprcnsitpifc ent1altcn bdtten.
(Sic llz19 lit ousiclbc Salltbnpt'
cns onn lcstcn Sitern Sir Snscr Gu
lcmcut, bcnSlultiiter Der Iesten irtlhcr
Mcppltc, lmo @afieu nud' Srlunn &c
brnht hattie.
Sic %crhaftunsen iullcn feinc &c
ncmtuns babcn. (?)
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cine @rfldrllng perDffcntlid't, ipclht
|bcloet nob Sen %crhaftllnsen llnoSu'1s
rcn in Gartuscuu tetnc grrbcrc @1d':
tistcit Su5,,n,eileu lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-24
.Mn8 ocul MuSlau0f.
Gualamo cr,undJt allmiblid) aus iciltct
Sriiumcn puu Sicg nltb SScltbcrr=
id)aft.
2luna 0,curgc iclbit lGRt bcn crIteit
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bic cause MeSc hridaitiatc lid eirctt
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miilc, Sblt, SlciIh, Gartpffcln, Mii6cn
lllp. blbcten cincn bctrG6tlicGcn Sbcil
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Sanlar cnbcnocn SSohc ulrben III
Mnnbattan bic folgcnnen Guantitdtel,
pcrnibtct: @cmiiie 5S9,049 Eilnb,
Sbit 214.539 Yfuno. Ninoflciicb166, =
O04 Yfunh. &ammelfleild 9,410 Efb.,
Slcilcb inSdla6tbduicrn 27,975 Yfb.,
Sleilh III Gngrpsmarttcn 374S Yfb.
llnD @lilel 4S41a Quarts.
gSic liz nnb fef bic flcincn ocntid)cn
sccrattcm ar1citen!
tclp Dorf, 80. Scbr. gSic Sic
bier an 8prb Der uE6iloOe!pgin" cinz
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san Truuctscp, 23. 0cbr. -
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$50 cs in Scr @llnbcsnrlncc nllul
lcin @crbrchcn lit, probrit'lb ge'lnnt
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-24
Spfcr ciucs gSirbcliturntc3.

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