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New Britain herald., 1917-10-19
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.

Hartford, Oct. 19-President Daniel O'Neil of the Eastern League Base- ball association yesterday issued call for the annual meeting of the association, to be held in the Hotel Garde in New Haven October 24.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
PRESIDENT INVITED
TO GUARDSMEN'S FETE
Elaborate Reception Will Be Held in
District Militia Armoy.

With 101 returned District National
Guardsmen already directed to positions
and with an active campaign in full
swing to locate desirable positions for
the remaining "jobless," interest this
week will be centered In the reception
and celebration being provided for the
troopers at the L street armory on the
evening Of March n
President Wilson will be extended a
special invitation to attend this gather
Ing. P. T. Moran and William F. GUIDE
having been named as a committee to
extend the invitation to- him. Secretary
Of War Baker. Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott.
Chief Of Staff, and members of the Senate
and House Committees on Military Affairs
will also be extended invitations.
Details Of the demonstration, which
include the illumination with red lights
Of Pennsylvania avenue on the night of
the parade, fast are being completed.
Henry Lansburgh. chairman Of the
finance committee, has enlisted the aid
Of Washington newspapers in appealing to
the public for the necessary money to
provide the reception. Already pledges
amounting to $23S have been received.
Though the program has not yet been
completed, it was learned yesterday that
the Third Regiment Band will give some
special numbers under direction of Karl
Schaffer, and patriotic songs will be sung
by a chorus. Dancing will be the con-
cluding feature OF the program.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
Purely Personal

Stephen 7. Dale. caster helper In the
Government Printing Ofnce. has re-
signed
A. B. Clawson, Of the pathological d.
vision Of the Department Of Agriculture,
Is In Boston. Mass. investigating for the
government.
Charles J. Barneld, recently an en-
ploye in the Bureau Of Chemistry Of the
Department of Agriculture, has been
transferred to the Bureau Of Soils.
Miss Ellen v. Horney has received an
appointment to q clerkship In the In
ternal Revenue Bureau Of the Treasury
Department
NJ. P. Walsh is back at his desk in
the chief clerks ONCE Of the Postoffice
after an absence because Of illness.
Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain has re-
ceived an appointment as special agent
for the Bureau Of Labor Statistics in
the Department of Labor.
Mrs c. B. oNeal and Mrs. E. T.
Boswell, of Sloan. Ga, who visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. johnson. at 12A Franklin
street northeast, during the inaugural
season, have returned home.
Sidney NJ. Hull. assistant chemist of
the Bureau OF Standards. has received a
promotion.
Theodore T. Mullican has been tempo
rarily appointed electrician in the Gov
ernment Printing once.
George F. Mellis has received a tempo
rary appointment as pressman in the
Government Printing Once.
Meyer A. Douun has been appointed
clerk in the Bureau OF Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce.
Hale Thomas. clerk in the Census
Bureau. has been promoted.
Alfred ]. Munnerlyn has received a tenn
porary appointment as fireman in the
Bureau OF Standards.
Josephine Simpson has returned from
an automobile trip to New York.
]. H. Collins has left for several month 8
stay in Phoenix, AriZ.
NJ. L. Rice. who was injured in a street
car accident several weeks ago, has re-
covered
G. E. Loges has left for brief vaca-
ton.
Miss Beatrice F. Mccall has gone to
her home in New York for a short visit
Mrs Mary E Frock has recovered from
a prolonged illness
]. L Leverton, Of Leverton'a in G
street. will spend the greater part OF the
week in New York.
Mrs. NJ. Brooks, OF NJ. Brooks & Co,
leaves today for New York. where she
will spend the entire week.
Col Moses G. Zalinskd, stationed in the
Philippines yesterday was appointed
depot quartermaster at Philadelphia
Secretary of War Baker yesterday
designated Mai. Robert c. William, of
the Fourteenth Cavalry, as inspector-in-
structor of the National Guard Cavalry
district which comprises Maryland. Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
Mrs. John Miller Horton, of Buffalo,
has returned to that city to preside over
the twenty-fi anniversary of her D. A.
r. chapter. of which she has been regent
since its origination.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Will HONOR GUTHRIE
Imperial Officers Will Attend Funeral
Of Late Ambassador.

The late George W. Guthrie, Ambas-
sador to Japan. who died at his post
will be accorded imperial henors by the
Japanese government, according to a dis
patch from Post Wheeler. in charge II
the Tokyo Embassy, received at the
State Department yesterday. The dis
patch read:
Thursday. March S. at p. m, Am
bassador Guthrie suffered a stroke OF
appoplexy while at the Tokyo Golf Club.
He was brought to st. Luke's Hospital
at 730 and died an hour later. Mrs
Guthrie was with him at the end. On
the following day, the Emperor sent
chamberlain. and the Empress sent
lady-in-waiting with messages of con-
dolenCe to the Embassy. and the Prince
and Princess. the prime minister mem
bers of the Cabinet, and high officials
in all departments, have called in per-
son.
The funeral services will be held al
the American Episcopal Cathedral on
the 18th instant. Full official honors will
be extended by the imperial govern
ment, their majestics being represent
ed by an imperial prince and princess
Pending arrangements for its transport
alton to the United States. the body will
remain at the Yokohama Naval Hos
pftal"
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
INAUGURAL FESTIVITIES
HAMPER REALTY DEALS
Forty-four Trades Less Than for the
Preceding Week.

inaugural festivities caused a lull in
realty trading in the opening days of
March. Not only were the brokers han
dicapped by the reduction of working
days of the week by reason of Monday S
holiday, but the demands made on their
time in connection with the closing prep
arations for inaugural Day initiated
against the completion of deals which
were pending.
Consequently a falling off of forty-four
deals from the activity Of the preceding
week is noted, only 1O9 sales being re-
ported. However, last weeks trading
exceeded by four deals the activity Of
the week in which occurred the first in
augural of President Wilson. March, 1918.
Included in the weeks business were
1863 lots and parcels of real estate. In
the corresponding period of 1915, there
were reported 143 sales.
Thursday was the busiest day Of the
week, with twenty-six sales to its cred
it. Wednesday saw twenty-five deals COM
pleted, and twenty-four trades were ef-
fected on Tuesday. On the half-holiday
Saturday twenty sales were closed. Fri
day made the poorest showing of the
week. with only fourteen deals.
The refunding Of the debt on the Pow
hatan property, at Eighteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, was the
principal financial transaction of the
week. This deal aided materially in
swelling the loans OF the week beyond
the 100000 mark.
Straight loans predominated during the
past week. with an aggregate of sSs7, 49,
80. The sum of all the notes given for
deferred purchase money was s12S, 50.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
TRADE BODY SEEKS
WORK FOR GUARDSMEN
Appeal Made to Business Men to En-
ploy Returned Soldiers.

The Washington Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday began an active campaign to
assist the returned District National
Guardsmen In securing positions. The
committee on the National Guard OF the
chamber, Winfield Jones, chairman, will
hold meeting at 1880 p. m. tomor-
row to consider the situation.
In q statement Chairman Jones urged
every business man in the District. who
can possibly do so, to give the returned
Guardsmen employment
by next Monday all of the National
Guardsmen who gallantly represented our
city on the Mexican border, will be mus
tered out" Chairman Jones said.
MANY Of these men will be without
employment 1t Is up to the business
men to see that not a single one of them
Is without permanent employment
''Our soldiers left their homes and en-
ployment to act as proxies, on the firing
line, of every employer in this city, who
could not himself go to the front"
Tho National Guard Committee includes
Winfield Jones, chairman; Oscar T.
Wright. vice chairman: Prof. Allan Davis,
W. T. Galhher. ]. B. Gilpin, Louis Hop
E. H. Neumeyer, Jr., W. C.
Shaw and William F. GUIDE.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
PARK VIEW WILL HEAR
LOCAL NEWSPAPERMEN

Tuesday night will be Newspaper
mems night. at the Park View Citizens
Association meeting at the Park View
School Commissioner Oliver P. New
man, Commissioned Louis Brownlow and
MAI Raymond Pullman. superintendent
of police, who are former Newspaper
men, Will speak.
Many OF Washington's leading news
paper men will address the meeting.
Among these will be L. Monta Bell, man
aging editor of The Herald; Ira E. Ben
nett. president of the Grtdiron' Club;
Frederick Walker, managing editor, of
the Times, and g. A. Lyon, assistant edi-
tor Of the Star. Cartoonist Herbert Muir
ray will give several sketches and car
toons.
The women's Dancing Club will serve
refreshments.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
DEATH HOLDS CONTROL
OF BALANCE in HOUSE
Grim Reaper May Decide Majority in
Next Congress.

Senate leaders yesterday decided to
clean up the work before the special ses-
sion Of that body by the middle OF next
week. and TO get away for q brief rest
before the extraordinary session Of Con-
gress begins consideration of legislation
growing out of the International Crisis
on April 1e
Administration leaders have abandoned
hope Of the ratification OF the treaty ac-
cording Colombia SIS. 0o0,o 900 for her snare
In the Panama Canal Zone. and the work
of the Senate will be confined to confirm
ing the few nominations the President
has submitted
The senate orxanisation will be com
pleted tomorrow when the Steering Conn
mittee viii report its selection for vari-
GUS committee vacancies. Senator stone
of Missouri, under the committee de-
eision, will retain the Craftsmanship OF
the Foreign Relations Committee, ana
Senator's Knox. Of Pennsylvania, ana
Thomas, OF Colorado. will fn vacancies
on that committee. Senator Pomerene.
Of Ohio, viii succeed former Senator
Kern on the Privileges and Electtons
Committee, and Senator Garry, Of Rhode
Island, and Senator Jones, OF New
Mexico. will MI vacancies on the Finance
Committee.
The partisan organization Of the next
House was once moro In the balance last
night with death holding the scales. Phy-
kictans attending Representative Sullo-
way, Of New Hampshire, veteran Repuo-
hean despaired of his recovery, and the
Republicans are confronted with the pos
sfhiiity Of another vacancy. Represent
attve sulloway, % years old. contracted
pneumonta in the arduous Inauguration
weather, and last night his death was
believed to be a matter Of hours. The
death Of Representative Conry. OF New
York, Just before the last Congress ex-
pired removed a Democratic member.
leaving the new House H5 Republicans
"a Democrats and five Independents. The
death Of Representative Sulloway would
make the Republicans and Democrats IA
each. But word from New York last
nixht that Gov. Whitman contemplates
calling an immediate special election in
the Conry district led Democratic leaders
TO hope for another Democratic member
by the time the extra session convenes.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
WILL BUILD NEW HOTEL
DESPITE PROHIBITION

THE Sheppard prohibition bill did not
scare US a particle said Robert 5.
Downs, manager of the Naeional Capital
Hotel Corporation, who will build the
new Washington Hotel at Fifteenth and
F streets northwest.
I'VE figured a long time ago on the
proba bility of the bill becoming law. but
we intended to go ahead anyhow and
build an up-to-dste hotel, prohibition or
no prohibition"
Due to the circulation Of statements
that the hotel project was to be abandon
ed because the city will go dry next
November, the management denies that
they ever had any intentions OF aban-
doning their original plans.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
TESTIFY TO HIGH COST.
Gas Company Witnesses Tell of In
creased Prices for Supplies.

Testimony showing the effect of the
high cost of building materials, labor and
supplies on the business of the Washing
ton Gas Light Company during the past
two years was introduced in the hearing
yesterday before the Public Utilities
Commission.
James l.. Parsons. builder and contrac-
tor. presented evidence showing an in
crease of 30 per cent in these things over
prices prevailing up until December, 1914,
the date of the introduction of the valua-
ton figures now under investigation.
The hearing will be resumed Wednes-
day and the franchise values of the COM
pany will be discussed.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
TWO ALLEGED SPIES HELD,

Philadelphia, March 1o,-Two men
suspected of being German spies were
taken OF the American steamship Gray
son bv detectives from Scotland Yaro
when the vessel arrived at Towy, Eng.
land, on February Is. according TO Capt
Frantzen, skipper of the vessel, which
arrived in this port today.
Both men were members of the Gray
sons crew,
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
ENVOY AT CHRIsTIANA.

Copenhagen, March l0.-Count Won
Bernstorff, former Ambassador to the
United States, arrived at Christiania to-
day. according to dispatches received
here.
He refused to comment on the German
plot in Mexico revealed by the Zimmel :
mann note and told interviewers he must
drst report to the foreign oficA
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
LEWIS A. CAMPBELL DEAD.

Lewis A. Campbell. IS years old, g. A.
r. veteran. died early yesterday morning
at his home, 1905 Belmont road. He was
a victim of pneumonia He was a mem
Der of the Scotch family Of Campbells
who came to this country in 173S.
Mr.. Campbell served the country as
captain Of the 152d New York Volunteers
in the civil war. He was a member Of
Kit Carson Post, G. A. r.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
WILL PROBE CAPTAINS ACTION
Cadet Officers Alleged Failure to
Preserve Order to BE Inyestfrated.

Charges that F. Slanker, captain of
Company H. Of Mckinley Manual Train
ing School, did not properly preserve
order In his company during their long
wait to enter the inaugural parade will
be investigated by Stephen E. Kramer
and members of the committee on mill
tary affairs of the Board of Education,
and Lieut.. N. B. Briscoe, U. S. A., in
structor of military science.
1t is charged that Slanker's company,
tired of waiting for their entry in the
parade. and desiring something to eat,
entered a store in the vicinity and up
turned a box of goods, causing slight
damage.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
PLAN BENEFIT FOR CASUALTY.
Lady Managers VIII Give Perform.
ance for HospftaI

The Board Of Lady Managers Of cssu-
atty Hospital will give 3 benefit per
formance at Polls Theatsr the evening
of March 20. the proceeds to be de-
voted toward the upkeep OF the hospitsI
The following are in charge OF the
sale OF seats: Mrs. S. J. Vaughn Mrs-
N. G. Copeland, Mrs. Ernest Kettler.
Mrs. Bayne and Mrs. John c winsman.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
LIEBENFEL'S MEN FREED.

Florence, S. c., March 1o-Eight officers
of the German steamer Liebenfels, sunk
in Charleston Harbor February 1, were
found not guilty of conspiracy and guilty
of an overt act in the sinking of the
today.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
IT"
Humphrey Seventy-seven
For Colds, Influenza,
G RIP:
Gossip

Don't stand on the street corner:
keep moving; gossip or business; it
don't matter; insist upon your f1end
walking along with you; a brisk walk
at that; no lettering; if you don't
want to have the Grip or take Cold:
be sure to have ".Seyenv-seven"
handy and take a dose at the first
chill or shiver to get the best results.
For sale in all America. 25c and
81 90. or mailed.
I56 William Street. New York.
s5S Williams Street kSW YsEk
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11

The so-called Chinese rice paper Is
made from the pith Of = tree growing in
Formosa. .-... =. ..
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11

I56 William Street. New York.
s5S Williams Street Nav YeEk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Ser @cs snm eidt.

Dor sinigsn Gaeen iGrisben mir.
oab bas proeramm bes neuen gtubs
Lamb gu elmer ReDiiiOn Der Grisbensbes
btngungen Ssitens Der gluiirtsn fiibs
rem mlfs. Sest melben bic SepsiGen.
bdb Der @ertreter bes auspdrtis.a
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apro Robert Cecil, bieies in aenRi.
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ruus babe bic ruiIiI4e bena9ridti1t,
bab erfters bereit iei, in cine Repiiiou
Der &risssbeoingungen ein5utreter.
Das ruiiii6e prosromm lautet Bee
fanntli6 auF GriebeH obne Geb,ctss
erpeiteruns uno obne Gntiddbigune.
Dos iIt srunbperidieben bon Der
prosramm, rpel6es ieinerseit, ndnIia
Dor unisrem Gintrttt in ben ariea, Gle
alltirten benz YreitDenten gBillpn TN.
tsrbrettet baben. Diefes entbieIt Jcrs
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mar, bab lie nur mad ber p6fIiqeE
miIitdriiaen @erni6tung Dcutffs
lambs unb ietner 0srbiinbsten burds
sufiihren feien uub babur6 bie Bis,
berberitellung bes Griebens n rpsite
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men, baB Grobbritannien nunrebr
nsus @Drfdldss iinterbreiteH pirb, bic
iid DOIig nit bem rufiIden 3rusI
ardmm bedeu, ba aus ben Rsbsn bon
3lopb @eorse beutlidb senug bercus-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Iol9em Sale cine bstrisoisenbs 6rrs
mel ii4 in Der geiis finbsn lisbc. sab
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ipnbern neutraliiirt iperbsn, I'm gns,
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rer s3sit bic 9snstetbeit bstuuosts. iia
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neil aud bierin isins a0iibtsu ere
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bur9 sine bebsrridenbe Sielluu5 i'm
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feline GinflubIpbdre iibsr gang aIsil.
alien ausosbnen tounte. 0as III auss
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bab bieis adnbsr ibrsr frcieu
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folder @siie Pufferitautsu sptten
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nit 3ubIaub ii9 srfiillsn iolltsa. 70
mub 0eutihIdhb itin progranm.
peIfss oui elnnsrionpn eeridtst IL,
aufsebeu uub mir iogen frei herdns,
bab es uidbt in Der Gage rpdrs. ieinen
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III btfIer oIs Elm LANCER Rriee. C1s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Wet ben Surft nitt ssTebsn bat,
lam ii9 tein SiIb bon allen bsm mas
den, mas Die 9eribeibiser bort in BEN
nun nnbe3u snsi Sabre bau.rnben
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sic Iissen msiisens auf BEN Grunbe
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9iefs BON etipn Se9n Bis fiinfsts Wes
ter baben Mud jebt, bireft an Der
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fhen @ef9oFen fiisben mnbien, fper.
ben bieIe arbsifen BON ben Sruppen
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genbe Bora, isst fest Der Weitfpinb
iiber bic 5o6flGde unb i'm CONNER
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Die GnsIGnber hdben rem
9erluIt zines Oreabnpusbts bur4 ellie
fuuere Grplofon eriittsn. WsRn bds
iid in unisrsm eanbe sreisueu ioIlse,
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on unpabri9einli9s. ionecrn an bic
rihtigsu urIahen beutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

pbonlinisn pSilis ssrTdoiftn finb unb
10 bitisr aauf bic Gteuuneen ntrs
etdi, bab au9 6IasssHfsnaIe unb ans
bere berariigs WitieI petlagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Gin ri9tises Mort 9u t
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Eriege gu unteritiisen.
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Die @srtbeibisung unb Der MaFsrs
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Die oehnte SfonsOsS9Ia6t. -
SObtlite Srefft6erheit Der 5fter'
rsi4iI9 unsuriibsn arma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
.RompIisirte 2tebtser.
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cine fsurigs piebtsertIGrung gemaSisl
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bat CT Dor mir auf ben 9nisn geIsgas!-
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M . Ysrn.

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