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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

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Or @lfrco Mcncr bon 9lep Yorf, cine Nutoritdt all
ocn 0je6ictc Ser GiIbcrclloiis fum onl Sonntdg III
Der Sbuna ocS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oeS SSraelitilHen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

pic 9cdllnterfildun9" 0urf oos Goniiie iir 9lc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

be about to fall into the hands OF
the enemy, it can instantly be
touched and ''sent up" Every
thing is laid for that.
The defensive fighting OF the
Germans will be far more Of the
underground" than even it was in
the last SommC battle. II VIII be
largely battle of gigantic "mechan
ical monsters" and big guns. ! can
not 90 moro into details on that sub
iect Everything that science has
learned from the last two and half
years OF trench warfare on the West
front, and everything that German
military engineering and the intensi-
fed inventive and constructive gen
ius of the great industrial iron and
steel manufacturing concerns can de-
wise, is being used to protect and to
save men.
Machine guns, armored and pro-
tected as much as possible, popping
up at unexpected places, and in num-
bcrs almost unbelievable, will play
their terrible part as never before.
Before the English and French
charges can reach the new German
trenches and 'earthern fortresses,"
they will have to destroy or pass
through vertable forests Of barbed
wire cntanglements Of unusual
depth. "Barbed-wire entanglements"
are to a trench what the deep 'moat"
filled with water was to the old-time
fortress. Daring soldiers might
swim a moat, but the most yalorous
infantry cannot wade" through q
modern "barbed-wire moar in the
face OF machine guns Either lanes"
must be cut through by the "nlpper
men" or il must be destroyed by
many hours or bombardment by the
artillery.
Enormous Barbcd Wire Supply.
Running from the border Of
Switzerland TO the North Sea, west
ward Of Ostendc, there is. according
to the estimate of German military
engineers. enough barbod wire be-
tween the trenches OF tho Germans
and the allies to so around the world
twenty times" That Is, If Il were
single strand OF wire It would be
100000 miles long, or the usual FIVE
strand barbcd-wirc fence used for
stock in this country, four times
around tho earth.
Perhaps two-thirds OF this is, or
es, because the Germans are on the
defensive. To this forestry of barbed
wire already there the Germans are
! adding whole trainloads Of more
barhed wire for the new positions.
At the beginning OF the war tho
entanglements often were but few
/ feet deep. At Premyzsl, whore l was
with Mackensen when his army re-
took that Austrian fortress from the
Russians, / found that the Russians
had barbod-wire entanglements less
than twelve feet in width in some
places
Fronting the German trenches in
the West, the barbed wire maze var
les from $50 to 400 feet in depth or
width. And this the Germans arc
still further increasing with thou
sands of tons Of barbed wire.
Behind this barbed moat and
! trenches, the Germans, it Is estimat-
! ed, will have more guns than were
! in the combined artillery OF the Eng
lish, French and Germans in the
battle of the Somme.
Under the new civil auxiliary wal
service act. all industrial Germany is
working on cannon, machine guns
ammunition. submarines and air.
ships. Figures | have heard from
sources in position to know arc
enormous. by far the greater par
Of the output is for tho west front
or the western WALL" as II is
called 4"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
gnhrafdne.

am IT, San.. ;Sraur gl. 9iposrion. gr. 3iis
oii.glonnmcntsStrah 50 Iontc ali.
Pm 10. Gan, Virnie gOcdcr M COZ
9Snetn eirnhr a. Sabre ali.
glm fa San. pleGlsaH srswu, i'm iinl'
bcriiidtS 'ooirinl, ca Sabre nli,
Sim ~. Sdn.. Nldlnro ". VhrHnipth, i'm
NRcrch .6ofpiial. 81 Sabre alt.
glm IT, San. Mnabdltne &. Dlantltt, glr.
2001 rn,2Snbnqionf5ir ~ Sabre oil.
Pm f. 1nn Btorgc F Nr0uiie, 9lr. S20
0bnnncr.glpcuc. 10 Sabre ali.
glnt .. Snn., Ttenhprr 8. Jruhllna, III. !
gScit Sneno zirnbc 90 Nnbrc alt.
PIN TO- Nnii gillian @nnbrcil gir 2tO0
Sft,Snpeitc SiruSc SO 1phrc nli.
FIN ~ Ram. Rndlsi s. Volor,dn, ylr 1925
Nrrn' 2Nulic Girnbc, 81 ,inhrc oil
slni g Sor. Games g. 0arbcftn, i'm Srnrf'
lin sounrc Nofnt1l 81 9nbrc nli
qlT ~. enr.. elljnbrib Snrirrdn, gir. Sii
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Gorcp Siruhr i6 Sabre oft.
glin r. San giaraard @lilrr, 9if. 1917
Nruni Srukc 81 Sobre alt.
pm r. 3nu.. Weurdc Reninni, i'm llnsocr'
iiidic,6oipiinl 81 Snhrc nt
glni 9. Snl., pntrid Mrnnplbf. Gr 700 ~.
5dnciic 2trnbc, 20 Sabre oil
9lm i3, Sni.. glnnlr ". 2maifer, 9ir 1928
Wnnlcylbc g 2uhre dlt
9m Ia. Sun. 1rnrn 9hreibfr, ylr. 1900
Norb SniullppoolSir., 81 SoDrc uli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
germiIdlte Nnaeiaen.

elusmobI non biniacn Rnhcrn: ,,sIe gRrpu
luerbeu?" f5rapcn 9rimurtcn; Nriefftener,
YsorierbnMer, Sto6bh@er. GeicbdIicrdiBaeber etc.
@hrclbi fir @rniiSsNrolpeitc. - ,Chue 2egrfr
TeuelnaeOanheric iiir glle sic flo IN ber cnas
lilhcn Spraebe ihcit nno bcrooIliomnine1 lpols
len. nAmcrlfnuirbet Dolmnider"; 900 Gtiiei.
Gprdbc uHo 9nlehinl, in iurscr 8cii obne
Ncbrer 3n9lfdb tpreSben uito ic1rcibcn 81 lcs
llcii. Gbt Die 9luSfpruchc oCy NBrtcr, bic mnH
niae WlniterommIiuN bon Brcicu. Aecbmiuaer.
Gutinnqen Nuni .oiicii, Decbieln, glutueiinaeh
Q5eIbditSinrien efc 9lnr Si.0O. Hritefuuaeu
init oem Bctrnae hiiie 3n norcilircu GhurleS
aanmener Hubliiblua Gompann, 695 zbilb
9iOenue. Vetu BORT, ". y. Nidjcr MIR pceen
@ernncbe6nhInua nrrinnbt. (Dcsi0. .I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
gl(orn Sdlrn nm.

NnobmiineS, IN ibfcr lSp6nina. 9ir. t2O0
3cro'Gheiter. StreRr, ylnrn Smrartiu, 9eliebtc
ludDicr bro beriorreuelt 6baricS mo Snlonic
W1oreciis I'M h0 libr bonn Nrnncrbnuic aus
nnlb Der e. anindrirc,airhc. 100 i'm . ubr
Gin 6euuicnl onubdnii FIR ibr Scclenbeil ceics
brirt iuirb, nfo 0nnn nul ocnl ,So @rljiers
Sricbboic" iinit. &eripannic nh 5rcuroc Iinb
cinaelnoen Der @eiirtnne hci5nlocbncn
fNnufJ-tT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

10. NUIIUNI w Z,
IS miro bicrmii bcfnnri gCfHn6i blb siis
tbonh gScnSf qcmdb Der an 10. Suh 1908
unicrscidncicn Yeroronug yir. lao, glbihnlii
A. SaragrnpG y (uie nm 2s gtoocniber 1911
nmcnoirt). I'M Graubuib namgcud)t bat, hos
glnpcicn gr 4iO Nurplnon Strdbe, ais cine
Sol5arbdtcr gscritdilc 81 bcnnbcf.
I. z. NDrnc,
(SaatGiO Gicbduoci Snipcfior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
(S6riifina 1Nlippinu.

@S iidr6 nnt a. Snnnar 1917. 0lriitInd
Sillppinc, I'M 9nter por 7S Nobreii. oeiiebit
Satin bon Ncroinano M EiIDpno bic Beer
niaurnSiccrlidhfeii iinoe fini ain Wliitirud
H. Saluior s llbr Olorociis bon ber Dobs
nunG ibrer Go6ter Mnnd &iin Jloleuoale
Wr t2G SIesnnltnuASc rad Der II Sl
goih6elicr.airde ivoiehit cine Aeauiemsoof
meiie iir ons Seelenbcl Der @criorbenen &C.
iebrrt iperhcn lpiro, gcilctuno rrpnt olu
Der aeppecral Cemetery (Sarl6lT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

nod grobcrc GriAluerwe oeS o6neDin idon iu5uIdrg
lidjcii Observation-Disclosures Oes @iecnrcidcs
gSie aber mar Gin olMer llnidpiug III Eecrsbur9
nloetit2 Not Der britiidlc 9otidoftcr 9utouan Der
IN &ctcrsbrg oic Strange nod @clicbcn 81 Bicbcn
pilcgtc ieucn GnuB pcrlorcn? GoS mare wirtlid5
ihlnim fir Gnqlan0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
enrtnn htr slrnhrnenrnbrnne.lsnmmliiar

0uliimorc 80. December 1916.
Sie Strabcnourtbbr6cs@ @ommindrc In Der
Gidet Baltimore acben bcrmii bcinnni, fab
fe ibrc ISABELLE fiber bic 0niicbdoipunpen
ilnfoltcn uno g9cribcrbDbunecn bejiQlb Der
Npuoemuirnng, @r5ifnung nuo Ncrbrcltcrung
Der 2ntUrcner, etrdhc, bonn seen 0qbiunh bis
sSori,NocHne ncbit hcu oarnui bc5Iqlichcn
rnQltiQcn mno corrigiricn &ldnen III 1lcbcrs
cinllimmnrq nit ben &oridriitcu 6cs Char
tcre Der ginot Baltimore. ufh Der am 20
Wlai 1916 bonn Niapor ilun ncnl Sidotraih
BON Baltimore nuicrdcibactcn 8croronuHg
Rr i40 rcpinirt hdbcr,
9crmIi miro Noii5 acaebcn, bab bcInaic
Inbcllc unb Aarc dui oicc 96cifc bolIenoet
mo bcpInnbiai iporoen IT.. uno oaB Der W5a,
nor nnn Sia6irui0 bon baltimore. ober irlcilo
pclnc Herion ooer Bcrionen. Corporation oocr
0prporGioncfi. bic nit ocin 3niprud Der @nts
fcbd0iQmuqcu oocr nnfcre9ten gNcribcrbDhuus
acr uic bier aendrnt, un5uiricoeu iino. inner
balb orcibiq 600 Iaqeu. hon 5meitcn 1nnc
bed Sanuar I'm Snbre 1917. hem Sdtin ocr
criicn bon ms crldiieucu Acrbilrnlicbune bic
fer gioii5. ndqcacn nnrb ichriilidbe Beiition
an fne Baltimore Siaoigcricbt nppcllircf MD
acu. inocm c o0o @ericbi nm cine Heuiiion
3ohit 8. gipblurte,
0cnrh Ml. Wibei
pGrr1 q. Hrnlci,
Goniuiiidrc.
C5nn2.Q.1G.29) Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
Sic ,Mew yOrf gsOrlO4 laIt i'd aus gufTiuatO

1ic vgtep gurf 8prIO" lGft i'd ans gSuibnstOn
bcrdtcn: ,Gns ariegsocpartcnct fii,oct oob cs I'M
m6alid it, @limition in icitecicttcr 3cit bcr5uecl
neil cs idcnt noB oic pripnte Niunitionsfobritotc
nit nlc gclcrntet nitionsnrbeitcr fir Die BcoicG
bon Dioidincn in brem Gicnit bo6cn fir oc 6nbr-
fotiou BON Wlmton fir bic Aniiricn ST. 5prinDs
cl0 Nrictol bcitcbt ooicrn0cr Nlr6ccrmungc glcbns
lid 1T bic Gage III oiiocrcn Arlcnolcil 100 ucrnlcbrtc
&crpilliemgcn oic Anitclno gr0Bcrer glr6crrnoicrt
criorocrn oc Beitclintgcn Der Sroonno5s s9btbci.
nu9 3i illci." $50 iinO oic Botriotcn Die ict Nios
noicn ndh o9SreporeOneB~ id)rcicn? @orm ucrloii.
ocn iic ctt nitt ooB Snfcl Gam 5ucrIt bcoicnt ucr
Den nuib2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
DHdyael glOcl6orOt.

Gs norb mn f3 Soimnr 1917 rdd fir5cr
eeiir6ter cjoiic pon Gri6ad 9Ibcbasbf Dic
gccroipune finoci Wittupm, I'M ~ iihr
yorpcne. non iciner Mobnuna Ylr. 1928. Dit
fnncftc. c.etrnfe, ni6 nab bet @i Yiihncis
Slircbc no nni 80 libr Gin Nco.iicni,ouhnmi
iiir icin Scelcnhcil cclcbrirt ipirn, NIB onnn
aui benz y&l @rljicr.Sricoboic" lidit 8cr
mn1bic nib Srciiioc NnD ddbiungSDon ciiiQcs
ln6cu Dericlben besuiuobner. iS0uii~-tG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
Ncurac Sliridlen6pftr. Gr.

Ge nnrb ON a. Sauuar 1917 03rorar sir.
idlenBpicn ien. gcebier 0nfe bon Dlarn
Arinenbofcr ae6orcHe Nenbdroi Die 0ecrs
hiqune iiribet wsitiwpA. gadlntilt1es nor,
bon oer y,o1rnno ieincS SobneS. 0rn. ers
tbonn stribenDofer Nr. 1880, glprbsG6ritcrs
finft (NdnfD-f7o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

Ruirnearn, aelcbic Gaihn oco bcrIiofbcneii
Narmpno Rofcnpnrn. i'm Nlicr ban 20 Snbrcn
Sic @ecroisna fitosi riennaa, Gnbuitiaas
2 llbr. poni Iraucrbqnie, 9ir 7J5 Neii.Wlnls
btrtBs s=trnne, aus nui ocrr ,pnliimorc 5riebs
hoC" Hiatt Bcrionnotc NH breiirnc Nnb cina
geiaocit. nf beir @c1rdbrb ibcljunebncu.
(Nnut iA-tG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
glireou s,o yebauoe.SnIpeftore.

". 4VWTITTWI WI u
50 prA bicrmii bsiannt aemdcbt oab oic
, Smpuiro'N Sdrdac 80, Snc" gendb Der an
~ Juni 1908 uutcr3cic6acteH Ncrornnnna Nr.
1866 glbiOuiii A. Rniagrupb i2 Cpic ant 2s.
HpuemhCr 1911 nmcHoirD. INT @rluubnlb n1rl
eciud,t bot. odS glnpcicn 9r.iS2l--ls23 1925,
Horh Snnillpooo SlraBc. dls oiicutidoe @nruac
81 bcHubcn.
(5ani5 lG) Gebdu6c.SnIpdior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
@eEanntmndlnnacn.

Mdltimorc 10, Sanar 1917
Ter GtnotC5cDmctgr iuir0 anl Wpntna, ocil
~ Snnnnr 1917 mn d.SO gnobniitnAs. an
Gri nno Sielc eriCbcinen uil 6ne 9iipcnlJ oct
@DpplrtOnsetrnpc BON baltimore pic 8ur 9oli
ltn0sSirabe 81 ctablrcn
0owarb q. Guondn.
(SnnlO StQnfscjcnWcter 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

Sns Ssruelitiidr SOiptul 1T in Der Sbnt cine
mobltbdtigc glnIalt Nlod Dem So6rcs6criht Ocs Sra
iiocntcn Oes Soiptalucrcms Or. Sorrp 9loler uur0r
Die SIiite ocr @ntentcn fotcnos bebanoelt mo Der
pflc9t 90 @rp5cit Icctcl cine tbcilmeic 3ubIug lno
mir n @ro5cnt be5o6ltcn bic poIcn SopitalfoIcn.
AnoItcu bic iid III scr geiic Der 9lrmcu oiuebmcn,
pcroicrcn oic llntcrihtlno OcS Stoates
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@crinmuIlnnss .glu5ciecu.

,.sHba5remoHi. gtrnhc 2ere nno spar.9iO.
cintion 6Cr 5tnot Baltimore, Snbrccpcriamms
rcu fir on5 lauituoc 5abr iinoci iinii IN nen
Rnrenn Der 9onpanp Nor6ohsde Sremunts
nnb Dooersstrahe, an Hlenitnn, ben i6. 81.
SaniGl Aohn 6. NanpsI. seIreiar.
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EricOb6fc,
gnLtimort Gcnlctern.


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ehrean: glr 21 geelissnrdtga gad-efrnRe.
HedrdbniBpIdte bon S25 on, ilnicr bcitdnois
ger einiiint Scbnlitbnncn, Genuine, Nflon.
5cit etc, iiib I'M EreibbdilS am 5ouptglnooue
81 iinben. llnier Wgent nitro, pelln 0eipnHIDt
0priprehen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
0ic arOritsidcncn, Sic aeiun6es glnt in i6r,

gOcrn babet DoDen einC ncuc GiInoDnlequclc cnOcdt
ie uerfmen einere ooer oroBerc 2uaittitdten ibrcS
NIutes fiir 9hrhibertrogung. Die 5roec 1T mir -
fonnen Die Aer5te init Sidcrbeit eititcler, oob OoS
@Int ii @irtlidtcit eciuno lit ueun bncn oos &or.
lebcn oe5 @ctreffenoeu unbetoult iit2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
Nn Nie Nam,n.

Die emsl9r edinlc IN btr 6tdht.
ilniere Ndhsttioicn ictt oiicn. Sunac VA
men. ntidbc Die &lcibcrmahcriiinil nah ben
in furscr 3cit bnrc6 ben Nni9lnb an bicie
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pdMic bsponnene Nrbclicn fcnncn ipdbreub oes
llnlcrrlbicS ipriqeicbt mernen. tBrinolider
linierrimt I'm Gninnri bon l;uiicru eribe,u.
Ndbete guefurit Itrtilid ooer nirolld BET
strl. Aubers. VII 802. MSeitsSarntpaa,S ,Sfrnhe.
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0as nmcrifaniIde WOIf iol I'M Oerfluiiencn

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eint on5uocitcn Dob trob oller Slugen monde ga
niiIic oc boben 2ebensfoicu nidt cruiti geblt bat
penn n5peiielbait lit GiScrcme ELL Sirtsortfel
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eOeiu,s 9)tppuOrnlttr

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9----1flnic Jnngcnc unb Wl1brs-D
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mil 9liiSnahmc bon Gnmilaa ulto Sccr1aen.
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(SdulA-20)
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0onnitntter NSarf.0aIIe

IL ffr Bale, Baniette uub Bribat.Weieuidnite
In noberucr spelfe nmaebant nno NIT mgest-
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wsdBiae wslrtbe bertmutt
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ODER per Tclepbou. 0snrp 8. 45ieueItiDl VT.
20ig. H3eu.grati.etraee. (Dft20--SWhe4ot
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@cnn in 6DaanOiidjcn Weuaiiern in @irflidIfeit Gin

oethes llgoot osefuioen mo ooiielbe in eucn
boIlonOiid)e Saien internirt moroen it, mic ots 2o
oon gereloet piro, oonu miro cs lid eoenfnGs I'M
Gin biilflos eelporoenes llgoot bonocIu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

Sic glliirten, bic Srditer Der feiucn @Olfer, ia.
ben cine peitcre Suiel oes fcinen Gricdenonos be.
lest @oum bcesen lic nd1t 0cIgoaiin2 Gos iu6rc
in @irflidfct cine Chat ocrcn ic iib ui6t 81 ddncn
bralidtgll
The Washington herald., 1917-04-14
Today's Events

Nastirg 70 crgarizl local branch Of American
Rd Star A-iual Relief. Offices Of Washington
Humane s1c'ety. .5c2 n street northwest, p. m
Ninth sr-ual students public concert Of Wash
iugron Ca-ers q Music. Masonic Temple audi
tlFiuln. D. m.
Tsa daucs snd card party for benefit Of Church
q Bless Sacrament. Chevy Chase, Ranschsr'A
70 40 p. m
IIlustratsd lectuIe on the war. J. n. MeFadden.
r. Of American Anbulance Field Service. New
Willard. S D. m.
Meeting Of canton Washington. No. 1. Patriarchs
Militant
DScuSssion Of Present Needs Of the United
Sfsfes." by Dr.. l. W. jacobs and Or. o. r.
Msnahan. Y NJ c. A.. SO D. m.
Nesting Of Missouri Society Of Washington.
Rauscher's. .. m,
Annual rrbiie debate Of Washington College Of
Law. ISL New York avenue northwest, D. m
NJ ting q Columbia Council. No. si3, and Non
Spa-sil Ccuucil No 80. National Union.
OGd F,IloEs-Canton Washington, No. 1. Pa
AMUSEAIENTS
Belasco-''Flors Bella zI5 and SD p. N.
New NationSl-'SIiss springtime." 2l5 and sA
p m.
PoH's-Nsw Poll Players in Mrs wiEzs Of the
Cabbage Patch" 2:l5 and sa5 D. m.
b. +. Ksi-h's-Vaudeville. 2:l5 and Sis D. m.
Gsysty-Bulcsqus. 2:l5 and SIS p. m.
LoeW's COlumbia-Photoplsys. 100 a. m to II
p
Cosmos-vaudsvine l2& 70 - p m.
5rand-Phot1plays. Il a. m. TO IL D. m
Gsrdsn-PhotopIAys. II a. m. TO Il p. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-14
The Town Crier

meeting of the Missouri Society
viii be held at Rauscher's this even
Ing ct s o'clock. Representative Mil
ten A. Romjue. OF Missouri, viii de-
liver an address. and a musical pro-
gam will be rendered.
meeting to form n washington
branch OF the American Red Star AMI
NAL Relief. organized under the aus
pices of the American Humane Asso-
citation. win be held at the office OF
TIE Humane Society. 1902 II street
northwest. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
sThe UnIheatIon OF the Nation" Is
the subject OF an address to be given
hy Mrs. Ellen V. Beecher, of New
York City. before the Bahai Assembly
of Washington tomorrow evening at
Sis o'clock, in Studio Hall. 1913 Con-
necticut avenue.
An illustrated lecture Will be given
by DR.. CasweH Grave. Ph. D., of Johns
Hopkins University, on "An Interest
ing story Of the Busy Ant" at Friends
Church, Thirteenth and Irving streets
northwest, Monday. April 16, at p.
r. Admission free.
The monthly meeting of the local
Alumni Association of Howard Univer-
sity will be held tonight at o'clock
IN Library Hall on the campus. The
North Carolina Club will be the guests.
ssThe Ethics of Work. Is the title of
an address to be made by Miss Lucy Z.
Fowble at a meeting OF the Washington
Secular League at Pythian Temple sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-14
OUTSIDE ENTRIES HERE
FOR MAY HORSE SHOW

The first lot OF outside, horses which
are to participate in the National Capt
tak Horse Show. beginning May 5, ar
rived yesterday, and are stabbed at the
exhibition grounds, Eighteenth and d
streets northwest. They belong to NJ.
G. Hazen. District surveyor, and were
shipped from his farm at Nokesville, Va.
In the lot are Teneriffe and Sweet Ma
rie. green hunters. and Virginia Dare,
who Uon several ribbons in the hunting
classes last year. Sweet Marie. whose
dam, Estella II. attracted attention by
her sensational jumping at shows here
q few years ago. is said to have shown
some excellent work and IT is believed
she will be heard from in the green
classes. according to Mr.. Hazen, who Is
manager OF the show.
One hundred and twenty-five Of the
l i5O box stalls at the show grounds have
been reserved and indications practically
assure that this years entry list will
be the largest in the history Of the show