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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
Janitors Paid Less Here.

That janitors of public schools of the
District receive less than those in other
cities is pointed out in table which
gives figures for Tacoma, Wash
Richmond, Va: Denver, Colo; Pitts
burgh, Pa; Seattle. Wash; San Fran
CISCO Cal; San Antonio. St Paul, Kan
sas City, Kan; New York city. Spring
field. Mass; Columbus, Omaha Phila
delphia. Los Angeles. Chicago. Detroit,
Boston and many other cities.
1t is asserted that the average of
the cities tabulated is 80 per cent
greater than in Washington; that In
the cities larger than Washington it is
20 per cent greater. and that the
average of the four cities with a school
census smaller than Washington, but
over $4,000 is 80 per cent greater.
In presenting their case the janitors
say:
The janitor must have knowledge
of several trades, such as carpentering
cabinet making, plumbing, steamfittine
and gardening. Besides these trades he
must be man who can handle children
as they are often under his direct gu.
pervision. For this reason he must be
man of sound moral habits and TEN.
perate. The salaries now being pait
to these men certainly tend to lower
the grade of employees"
The salaries of the janitors in Wash.
s1100. twenty at $1,000 four at 5000
thirty-three at $40. one at $500, seven,
ty-five at s720, four at $500, twelve az
$3.50 and three at $3.50.
Pay of Engineers.
There are thirty engineers receiving
from sS40 to $500 per annum," the
brief continues. twenty-five of the
engineers receive $1,000 or less. Fiji.
teen of the engineers, in addition to the
work designated, perform also full
service as jenitors. and five of these
janitor-engineers receive $40 The
wages paid in other departments fol
this class of work are much higher than
the wages paid in the public schoo
system. With working day of eigh1
hours hosting engineers receive So pei
day from private contractors In con.
trast to this it should be noted thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
FOR INAUGURATION.

WINDOWS AND SEATS FOR RENT FOR
Inauguration. For full information address
Box 233- II. Star office.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 30 PERSONS AT
Inauguration; attractive rooms not far from
station. % X St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
Salaries of Clerical Force.

In the brief submitted by the cleri-
cal force it is pointed out that salaries
received are as follows: clerks at
$500, 1 clerk at s525, 4 clerks a. $500,
clerk at $3.50, 1 clerk at ss75. clerk
at $500, 1 clerk at SIPS. . clerks at $3.50,
clerk at S775, 1 clerk at SS75, clerks
at SS4O, i clerk at $500, 8 clerks at
$1,000, 1 clerk at S1.4OO and 1 clerk at
$1,000.
The brief sets forth:
The salaries of a large majority of
these clerks are below those paid for
similar services rendered by clerks in
the United States government, the gov
eminent of the District of Columbia
and private concerns; Notwithstanding
the TACT that because of the intimat e
relationship with the educational work
OF the school system these clerks must
possess higher qualifications than
those usually required of clerks of SIM
liar grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
WAR QUESTION Would
STUMP EVEN SOLOMON
A. L. H. Only Wants to Know When
Conflict Will End and
Who Will Win.

The Evening Star Information Bureau
confesses to being "stumped." After
successfully answering questions for
several months. A. L. H. comes forward
with an inquiry which causes the bu-
reau to throw up its hands. A. L. H.
only wants to know when the Euro
pean war will be over, and which side
is going to win.
As though it were not enough to get
one question in week that it can't
answer. the information bureau must
own up to standing helpless before n
second one. d. l.. is responsible for
the second. d. l.. inquiries if it is true
that William Jennings Bryan will run
for President in 1920, and, if SO, If he
will be elected
Aside from these two questions, the
information bureau. has answered ev-
erything that came before it last week,
including queries on everything from
social etiquette and the place Of cheese
of the embarrassing habit of blushing.
sometimes, says the director, it is a
painful duty to answer a question in
the negative. One such came, for in
stance, from man who had just be-
come the father of second set of
twins. He wanted to know if the gov
eminent did not provide for some kind
of subsidy for a man in his circum-
STANCES. nut unfortunately our pro-
sressive legislation has not yet reached
that advanced point.
The custom of stopping the hands of
the Senate clock in order to prolong
the length of the session in emergen-
cies also came up for inquiry. The in
formation bureau finds that on one oc-
casion the clock was stopped for four
hours.
Other Questions Answered.
Among other questions answered ap-
peared the following:
When was the first submarine built?
Answer-Cornelius van Drebbel, a
Dutch natural philosopher, built a sub
marine in 1920. The first submarine
that would work was built by an
American, David Bushnell. in 1878.
Have fish n sense of smell?
Answer-According to the bureau of
fisheries, they have. Fish are attract
ed by the odor of food, and some spe-
cies can detect it's presence at some
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

lDenn beiipieIsweiie Elm &rtegsl5itf
Elm Souoelsi1iii perienft, 10 wiiroe
es erlteren leidt n0glid Iein, oei
betrefienOen Srt on5unerfen menn
0ics einen 3weG buben icllte. Ser
ner gi6t eS opcb Snitrumentc, Die
8un 9luifiuocn bon groBen @iien.
maiien ipie eS ia Ole mooernen
Sbiffe iino, oltf oem Dieeresgrunoe
6icncL perl mon ni6t nit Eoutern
orbeitcn fam coer min. SSntercIiant
lit inter onoerem Der ahibmarinc
5Sin0er~ BON W}cGno0. &ier lit ein
ins NIcer au perienfenOer glpparat
nit einem 9elepbon iiber 9oIier ber-
6un0en. imo OieieS ite6t nnter Oen
ginflltiie eines iiiterntittiercnoen
Gtromc5, ocr bic @|embran IN
5dNpingunecu 8h perleben ltreEt.
9tlm mer0cn ober inOuftiOe @egen'
frGfte mirfiam gclnaAt, Oie eenoii 70
ocneiien iinO, OaB Elm @leihqewidts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

mif eirieben6e Gbbe l1Bt oas Ser.
giiaasl@iff notiirli9 ipieoer iitfelL
ltn0 Sobei iperoen bic ongeipannten
&etten idblaff. @enn man lie ober
bor Dem @intritt elmer itelten Slut
neueroings itroff 5ic6t, 70 laBt iidb
offenbor oas eingeleitete Spiel fort.
ieben, bel Dem oas betreffenoc Subr.
5eiig iiumer bober on oas llfer Dinati.
oelangt.
gtdb eiitem nnOern Erin3ip miro
ole beint glitSpumpen bon gGolier ge.
leiitete 9lrbeit gum Seben benuet.
Dies lit audi bel Sen iogeuarlten
SblpinlnoodS Der Sal, NIT ocnen
iih normal lbtpinmen0e oOer nic6t
SIT tief I'M @aiier ibwebenoe S5obr.
5euge p0llig ouf oas Irodeue brinaen
loiien. Gbne bier ollf beionoere Sin.
5elbeiteu eit5ugebeiL ipollen mir mir
Die SSOee folder 9lula1en oarlegen.
SeBt man eiiien eilernen 4dlten obne
&obn etpa einen &onton, aiif 0a$
g9aiier, 10 miro er ibtpiumen tpenn
bic @erbdltntiie ungemelieu 9epdblt
iiito @iro ober att @oben cin @en-
til geoffnet, 10 0ringt 8aiier Elm; 0nS
6abr3eua iiuft, lnO es eebt lcblicB.
licb gans initer. 9ebtereS last fih
iebo9 oerlneioen, menn iene Deli
nung reht3eitig gcidloiien miro. 90.
balls niu ober @aner pieoer oiisgc.
pumpt miro, iperoen SIuftriebsfraite
fret oie rotiirlitb 5it Se6earbeiten
bernnge5oeen iperOeu fonner.
8onitruiert man olio beiipielS-
meiie einen I'M 2uerlAnitt lt.fornii,
| Gen gouton, oen man Dtrtb tcilinei-
fes Tiillen NIT @oiier 70 tief iirfer
lGBt, ooB eS ein SBiff, oeiien @iel
oenDleeresbnOen rttdt beriiDrt, iiltcr-
fabrell ODER oitfitebuen foliI iua(
ptnlpt Oonn Ons @alier mieSer ee,
niiaen0 peit aus, 10 bebt iit0 ooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

8iritonO eiutritt, bel oeu oos Selepbon
idweiet. aomnlt Der 9(ppurot ober
nif Dem @leeresgluO in Die gl6be
bon Giiemtniieit 10 miro oos eleftri.
ibe @leideewi6t flr5 geloet II
nogretiiG eeitort, 70 0oB 0oS SeIe.
phon dnipre6en rn0 Ofeloliug eritot.
ten uiuB.
@icl enti6eioenoer lit clue onSere
@dmierigfeit. Col nGnilib ein5biff
ee6oben per0en. 70 miro cs I'M an.
geineinen n0ti9 fem, &citen an ibm
ait befeitigen, 6ie es tragen fonnen.
@s lit ullo flor, ooB Elm Seben MIR
bis sit jenen Eiefen ItottfinOen fonu
bis Su oenen Der Souher nod binob.
Iteigen oarf. @ieier Spielroiun lit
ober berb1lthisnidBig icbr gerine,
0enn man beOenfe, ooB cine @olicr,
iGule non run0 10 Metern S6be be-
reitS oen @ruf elmer 9ltn1opb6re
ausiibt. 9ie Sponnilng, 0ie elm
Tout6er 5u beItcben bot, itinmt olio
mtf ie 10 alaeter Inn cine 9ttnoipbdre
su, iino ldon bel 100 @ieter mdre
nit etlpo 10 9[tmoipb6reu SIT reA-
nen. Gs lit 0ober DerltGnolid, Dab
iib mir iolhen 5a6r5eueen bcifonl,
men ldBt, Oie in notwithstanding
ieidtem @oHer eeiunfeu iino. llnO
udts uQoentcin ntiiB lei0er 8uQeQeben
merOpn 0aB Die meiIten Derlingliidr
ten S1iife nid)t MIR nitt gcborgen
merOen fonnen, Ionoern Dob es alICb
ganj ltintoglid lit, irgeropelbe
Seile bon ibnen oOer @ertgegenltGu.
Sc iino oergleiAen pieOer berailf5u-
Dolen. g8o ober ein Seben ootb oit.
| Qdngig 1T, fonuen ettpd beionoere
@ereunesi4iffc ons Mcrf geben.
Dteie beiisen am biitereu @noG
smedmGBiec SrageeiteIle, iiber OiC
Saie uno 9etten ms @aiier 6iliab'
luifen, NIT oeneu Dos 6lI bebenol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

6abrdeug oonn emboreeipuuoer miro.
g8enn Slut iu10 @bbe nit ibren
@neraien oitsgeritbt iDeroen fonnen
ldBt iib Elm lueitereS, genial aiisge-
0obtes @erfobren oitiperOen. liner
SdGff Ioll i'm iultiefen @diier, oos
na9 Der &iiite 5ii trnmer ieihter iper.
oe, iuupeit oes Strouoes Iiegen. 9lpn
idbrt ein 8erguuasiabr5euB bel Gbbe
iiber sic SteIle, ND ienes 5it liid]en
lit, uu0 es fuBt basielbe nittcls Set.
ten, oic Iraff ange5oeen perocn Eritt
MIN Die Slut elm, 70 miro 0aS obere
Sdiff notiirlib eeboben, ilnO iDenn
es troefrGftig geutg lit uilB oos itus
tere ieinen 8uge folgen. @S bietet
ii6 Oaraufbin sic Wioglibfeit, iiCb
Dem liter elm Stiid sit ndbern. bis
bos aeiunfene SAiff ipieoer aif oen
auiteigenoen @rlino aerdt. Gie oor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

iic6 offueten, ais ii9 eegen @noe oes
Eertidrs 0urb Geriinfcn llraIter
2Gnoernoiien oos beittige GDrr6eni-
ic6e O}eer biloete. Ger W}0rtel mar
oen 9}urco6enerboltern unbefonnt.
9lber ourH 6eiouoerS iorgfGltige gte-
bcn- 1ino lleberoromtng Der Derlpen-
beten @lode q. 6ig y pllbten iie
itrer @mltei cine oerurtiae Syeitigfeit
8it perleibeL ooB Oiciel6en, pie bic
@Dromi0cn SyobrtauienOe 8u iiber.
Souern oerluo6ten. Iie &egelform
9obeu iie mobl in ser beitinumtet 9l6-
ii6t eeluoblt, itm BEN nob ilnten mir
fenoen &ertifolorud nod ourh einen
nocb innen lpirfeuOen Sori3ontalOrlid
at beritarfen.
g9eitere 8eipeiie bon Dem boben
te9niI6en aonnen Der 9atrosbner-
tduer eri9GeBen ii6 Oem @el6olter
beim @eireten oe8 sameurmunes.
Dies eeic6iebt Our(b einen 2-5 Dte-
ter lnt9elt nieori9eu unO iAmolen
Song, oen man oft mir gebiidt pal.
Iieren foun. gln ben 6itbereit ipoblge.
fiieten 0tontel reiDen iitb nod innen
in ser 9fegel merit nod mebrere, nit
ettpos lpciiger Sorgfolt gcarbeitete
@lodloeen an, ipeld)e Elm ouifleS, Mir
81 Wteter breiteS ltno 7-9 Wteter
bobes, 8udcrbutG6nlitbcS SpiBgepol-
be untIhGeBen. lin Die Bolbung ber-
ous5ibritgelL bobeu iicb Die gtrrags
benerboucr Der iog. llcberfrogtng be-
oieilt, 5. ;. ieoe folgcitOe Steiulogc
puroe gegen Die ooruilterliegen0e I'm
cine &lciniefeit oorgci6obeit. Sot ii6
6aS 9laqe an oic @amfelbeit gepobnt,
70 ent0cdt man balls, gepobnlitb oireft
oem @ingong gegelritber, cine 5inar
Qoll3 rob, ober 0ob regelredbt on9e-
leete @enneltreppe, iuelcbe 5u Der
ouSit6tsreibeu 8lattiorm cmpor-
| fiibrt.
1ic gon5e 9lnluge 6er 9airagbcit
weiit Ourmtf bin OaB ibr 8oit bon
innen noA diBen erfolgt iein nliB.
3uerit m1lrOe ooS Spibeepolbe olif.
gefii6rt, Ooup foIgtcn Die ldiiiger ge.
arbeiteten 3tpiihetlogelt imO ben
SbhB biloete bic 9Iltfridbhrng Oes
fiinitboQet 9(lBcniunntels. SSn oer-
Ielben 9fei6cniolge biirfte tpobl mtN
Ole aIImdbfide @utrpidlung oes gsit-
rngbenboltes bor iih gegaugen ieiu.
9[us elmer prinlitipeu @lodbutte iuur-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

De nod un0 rotb eiitsflniitpoller 8lod-
turn. 9[iif oie beiltIgc S5irtenbepOlfe-
rilng lit bon oieier ioeboh entipifel,
ten, pr6biitoriihen 8miflttrit 10 gut
mic ttiMts ii6crliefert ipor0eu. SSbre
ais Sboarb gegen SSiro uno @etter
iuio eelegentlicb oitdb oIS 9tuCbtquor.
tier Sienenoen uieorigeit S5iitten be-
iteben MIR aus eincm aus iuibc9mIe.
nen @loden oltFgeld6i1teteu 0tailers
freiS luio eirenG rin0e1, aus Sbilf
9eflo6teneu Spitoc@ q. sig. 81.
llcber 6en 3med imo nas g[lter ser
9hraobeu ge6ett bic Wtcilumgcn ouSs
einanOcr. Sci 9ioHgrabrrgcn fonoell
iib inmer 93eite bon Scroitelleii,
9feiblteinet aunt alltdgliheu @e.
brau1 oieuen0e @er3enge, tpie SGni.
mer, St0Bel unO @lGtter, in Stctt
ioipobl tpie in &noben, gfeitc bon
gSaffen SongefdBe, bon gcaoiicuen
02a6l5citen berritbrelt0e Siertnoden,
ober tielnalS menAblide &nobcn
ooer irgenoiueIdje @otipgegentdnoe.
Sonob nnrB sic uIte, iDenu oncb
nGAitliegenOe Dieiiutagj SOB Die ght.
rogben d6nIib mie Die @pranlioen,
rieiige @rabwdIer ieien fallen geloi.
len tper0eit ltno elmer iteuerell Iniidlt
weihen iDelde IN Den 9iurogbet lc.
oiqlic6 feite SmuB- imo GruBburgeit
eines sobIreimen Sirteu., Sydgcr-.
9lderbmicr. ullo ariegerpolfeS err
blicft, oeiien @riiteiB NIT Dem 8eginn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Der pirniic5en Serridoft Sen Goocs-
itoB enlpfine.
gSertooaer ols ioI6e SsnoiSiea-
i@liiiie iuGren notiNIic6 cut perbiirg
te, biitoriicbe gtabriHten, obcr qeras
Oe bier flieBen bic GueQen recbt
Ipdrlidb. @ic eritcn aoloniiotorea pa
rem Die @b6ni8ier niio @riecben. Miit
oeu &boHi3ierli iudt mon Den va.
men gflragbe IN &erbinoung 3il brin
geit iuoen man i'm bon Dem ieuitis
i1en mir.boa r. 6euerturm oblcitet.
Diele Deutilng bat cttpos fiir iid,
Dcnn cine @crltduoiguug pon Glirnt
5u Euru ourA Sruer3eidbell liest ieBr
lOobl i'm @ereiAe Der @ioalitbfeit.
S.Sos Die &lulier be9oluleit gatteL
bolenOetelt oie 9fomer. Sie irblepptea
Die 8eiuo6ner Der SSniel IN groBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Die Scbnua acIuufeHcr sdiitc.

S1on int biSbcrigen &erlouf oes
arieses iino ao1Irei6e 5ditfe aclitu-
Ten uno in ibncn iinO uutiirli6 unge.
beure @erte perllibtet porOen. @lit
Rec6t miro oobcr pobl Die 5rage auj-
geporiel oh man oeim Elm mlf Dem
W}eeresgrun0 ruben0cS ,5obr6eltg
uid)t mieOer 6eben fonie, I'M eS in
Vrieolidercn 3etten bon nelen 5u be-
WuBen2
gtber auA ser 2oie o6pt bielleidbt,
6oB es ii1 bier nm itbmcr 81 l0ienoe
9lilfgaben bonoelt, un0 ooB Elm Sc-
0cn geiunfcner 8a6r5euge MIR unter
giiuitigen &or6e0in8lngcn gelingan
mag. Sierbei luiir0e oller0inas Die
8eitinlmnq oes Grtes, mo ouSSbiff
5t iu6en 1T, bieIleidt feline cnthei.
ShmieriQfeiten bereiten. 9cna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

melelbeit IN GoefbeN and0lqlt 5ll grA
ncbmigoii oeritbt, ooB ldmntIiAc pon.
bicligeu @irapobnerl Bis betitc uar
icbtcn @etten alcioungsltiide un0
SuuSgerdtidaftea Dts 5unr @ettaas
bon flint 6olern cinihlieBlidl aui
6ednling Der Staatstaiia citigelot
meroen. Iie @igentiimef t6nnen bic
&fdnocr 0aber unentBeltlic0 aus Nem
Geriabe 5ilriirtHebnct ba6en lore
&fanoiheiiie iroodl 3upor nlit ciuen
Stenpel berieben Sii lailen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Der cdltc 9uuhcsDatcr ans Der gttcn
altcn 3eit.

Wlitte Ser fiiuf3ieer Sobre oeS lcB.
ten Syobr9uh0ertS erlieB ods tStaotss
miniIterium in Goeiben nohiteben0e
9efolntmodung ipeIHe Die 8etref.
fenoen nit groBer @euuatlntug cr.
finite: Seine Sobeit Scr dltcilreaie-
reu0e .&er5og baben ans &eranlais
iing bOAlhbrer uelllihen erlten glns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

N1eter. Sycoob folnnten mi6 SIbipei-
dJungen Dor. 90 lit 8. 9. Der gepol-
tigc 9lurQg6c 2oia bel SIbbolanta N
ieinem @rnn0riB SIT eiuem lmgge-
Itredten 0Dol &. 6ig. g otSeinou-
6ergc3errt, itno Der bod iiber @luco'
nler tbronen6e, poblerboItene g|n'
roQbe @. Barbara ri6t ollf einent be-
louoeren pDronioenf6rntigen Inter.
bul q. SSi9. ~. SSn beioen 6dlcn be.
sipedtcn ober sic Grbouer, itott Der
meiit iiblihen eineit, 0eu @inbait bon
mebrercn &niumern, Die bel crIterem
nc6cncinonOer, bei lesterem ober
iIbereinonOer liegen.
9lls @nmotcriol mur0en nit 8or-
liebe 6orte 2oooblode berlDenoet.
0oron lit in Soroiniet fem Nlonael
oenn iiber Die got3e aSniel iino cine
gorBc Wlenge bon friiber o6er ipdter
crloihenen gailfnueu NIT rieiigen
l2oboitroruen beritreltt oercn S9lote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
1nrdl nie MInme.

GoHter oes Salties (peld3g inerli,
0aB ibr Eartnpr fcmcu @al5cr ior
seli faun) Saltcn 5ie eiit ueia
SoGrr. SSd) iebc ioebeit ooB 0ie Hmac
DnnIe bort teinen &ai5er bat. @a
mntB it5 natiirlid6 5uriidtegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Sdiff eon8 frei ouf ieinenl GieI no.
bel Is notiirHh ieitIih ahgcitiibt icin
1nitR. ODER mai fann Bel etncm
ihwimnenNen &oiten 6urcb ablpeds
ieln0eS Sitaeit ltn0 2eereii oesielbcu
ieue 9eipealtngen fiinitlitb berporrlts
fem 0ie mir porbin ben @c5eitcn
iiberlolien batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Snfoloe ieiner rein iniuIoren Gage
bat iib Soroinieii in ieiner @ntpid-
midllng gegetiiber Dem eiIropdilhen
8eItIonoe intner cine gelpiiie Selb-
it1loigfeit imo Giaeuort 5it pobrcn
eeDuBt Die ieOem 8eiuder Der SSniel
in 0ie 9tueeu fdat. 9obon 5cligen
gang bcionOers feline in europa ein-
6ig in ibrer 9lrt ooitcbenocn prdbiito-
rii6cn gnioenfmGler, Die iog. gtlts
rogbet, mGdtiec 5gflppiibe Gurut.
baliteh oeren 9iitinen Sit Eouienocn
iiber bic gauge Sniel periireut licgcn
ltr6 OH 3dbl mir nod BON Oen Doll
men ltn0 0fenbirS Der 9retagne uno
ser gtatbargebiete ienleits Ocs sea-
malls iibertroifen iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Sdoren naN &om lpo idluoeu iic
wollfel los. GielIeicht lino Is uod)
e'aadfonnien Der altcn glAro9bcnbe.
ipobner gcipeien Ocm ielbit iii Der
Snehtic6oft nerlelQucien iie nidt ei-
ncn tbnen onacborcnen ltol5cn tSrci-
beitsltnn mtD iparai itllecbt 8iI Ak.
broudlen. vSdroi peraliS" !, moblieiL
pic SnroeL lautete ein r0miiheS
Sprid9mort. ShlicElidl iei aiicb md
elmer etuaS pbantaltih flingsnoe9
&ppot6eie zines itoIicuiit6en ,yor-
ldlcrs Gripdbnitna aeton ocr auF
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05
RESTRICT GENERAL
USE OF RED CROSS
EMBLEM IN FUTURE

Because of the growing misuse of
the Red Cross emblem commercially,
the American Red Gross has just is
sued a new warning to those who
may be violating the law regarding
it. While much of this misuse of
the emblem is unintentional and
through excessive zeal, the Nationa,
Red Cross can no longer acquiesce in
these violations, many of which have
been and are of serious nature.
Under the statute, the Red Cross
emblem can only be used by authori-
ty. It cannot be used in the manu-
facture or sale of Red Cross buttons
or Pins except upon such authorize
ton. Many novelty manufacturing
houses and stores, taking advantage
of the great increase of popular in
terest in the Red Gross, as well as
the growth in membership to nearly
four millions, have put on sale large
quantities of Red Cross pins, post
CARTS, and devices. An equally
common abuse has been on the COW
ers of patriotic songs and popular
magazines.
It is the feeling of Red Cross offic-
ials that the Red Cross emblem
should be regarded much as the flag
is regarded Under the law and the
Geneva International Agreement. the
emblem is set apart for the work of
relief and mercy. 1t should not be
used in any way to detract from that
high office. It's use to stimulate
the sale of magazines, songs, post
cards, or other articles under the
guise of patriotism, therefore, should
not be regarded as proper.
Provisions of the law are as fol-
lows:
ct shall be unlawful for any per-
son, corporation, or association other
than The American National Red
Cross and its duly authorized EN-
ployees and agents and the Army and
Navy sanitary and hospital authori-
ties of the UE:ted - ates, for the pur-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05
GIRLS LEAVE TO TAKE UP
STUDIES FOR WINTER

Miss Myrtle Rice viii go to the
Virginia State COLLEGE, at Frederick
burg to take her studies for the school
months.
Miss Doris Merritt and Miss Anna
Lamar will go to Athens, Georgia,
where they will enter the Lucy Cobb
Seminary for study.
Miss Dorothy Bingham will leave
early this month to take up her stu
dies at Madison Seminary at Wash
ington, D. c.
Misses Christine. Claire and Bessie
Sheppard will again enter Brenau
College at Gainesville, Georgia this
year.
Miss Leoma Bear will attend the
Mary Baldwin Seminary at Stanton,
Virginia.
Miss Sylvia Kahn will leave the
latter part of this month for Freder-
lex, Maryland, where she will study
at Hood Seminary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05
DIR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY

Jose N. Gutierrez. the new presi-
dent of Bolivia, born 48 years ago
today.
Archduke Charles Stephen, the
commander of the Austrian navy
born at Gross-Seelowitz, 81 years
ago today.
Tobias Crawford Norris, premier
of Manitoba, born at Brampton, Ont,
Sc wears ago today.
Charles F. Reavis, representative in
Congress of the First Nebraska dis
trict, born at Falls City, Neb., Al
years ago today.
Ri. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster,
Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, born
at Windham, Conn, SO years ago to-
day
Napoleon Lajoie, former American
league baseball star, now manager Of
the Toronto international league
club, born at Woonsocket, R. l., AZ
years ago today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05

With the approach of September,
Pensacola's gay young college set
prepare to leave here for the winter
months. Since their coming home IN
June, these girls have enjoyed many
DELIGHTFUL parties, dances and enter
tainments and their presence will be
greatly missed through the winter
months.
Miss Genevieve Carter, Miss Ro-
wena Marsh, Miss Valerie Reese, Miss
Grace Owen. Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son. and Miss Adelaide Garfield will
lcave on September. the fifteenth for
Tallahassee where they. will enter the
florida Stet, College for Women.
Miss Judith Maxwell will resume
ho,- studies at Warrenson, Virginia,
tn winter.
Miss Corrola Brown of touintette.
who spends much time in Pensacola
through the summer will leave for
Chicago for the winter months