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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01
STARTS AHEAD OF time
Contribution of $50 Received From
Citizen to United War Work Cam
paign-Splendia X;ork of Jewish
;. - zuss-ss ~~sas
Welfare Board One OF Seven Great
Agencies in Big Drive.


Agencies in Big Drive. !;
I The United Var Work Campaign
was successfully started today, tel1
days ahead If time, when = pro>pee-
I'VE contributor in the one hundred
!ollar class said ne felt it 70 ne his
Tut? to give orc hundred ana fifty
'ollars. This patriot is earl ly and rep
rescntative of Il very large class OF
tizens who Will give and give lib:
:.rally until the germ" is taken out
# Germany. Tn," campaign Is to he
conducted at the Instance of Presl:
lent Wilson for the benefit of seven
organizations. AG,ung them Is the
Jewish Welfare Board, Il win tho
War" aggregation working TO bullo
IN the morale # more than one hur'.
,,red thousand JEWISH men in tho
Army and Navy. This they do BY
sending trained workers to camps /
,antonmantS, fnrts and naval train /
irg stations t. provide for tie re i
.reational and spiritual needs of al !.
men in uniform. All men in civllla! 1
lrcss can aid in this work by glyfn' !
% help build welfare buildings i. /
amps. rest AMI writing rooms witt |
English. l-idIsh and Hebrew litera
.Lre, rictrolas, pianos and othe
..Hngs t::..t make camp life whole
icme. The JEWS" Welfare Board / 4
.onductng religious services in camp: l
n Friday evenings. on all holiday
ud on special occasions with the al
+ the visiting and resident rabhis
)rce you see tie great personal ser
nee rendered by this great or@anZa
ion you will give literally and whel
.ou think of the other six allied l.
Ills united lri": you will give unit
cur heart crays out enough. A let
,r from one in the service says:
Il can't tell you what it meant t.
.,e to find the kindly smile and we! |
.oming hand OF the representative o
he Jewish Welfare Board "Ove |
There"
4 parent writes:
1T certainly i a comfort 70 knoN
hat although it < an !mposslolity TO
ne to ne with MY son, there arr
.tkers who arc keeping a. watchfu |
We over him an giving him"the fel I
:wship o. woLterful organization. |
General Pe:sE:ng says:
THE constant support and cordia !
assistance of oul brothers of the Jew |.
81 faith, md clolghtithat all creed; T
,~c united under, one. banner, give! /
:, uragc to. our Army and urges on I:
,ictory." =. =. /
The Executive Committee is get /
;rg ready to solicit for your gift an' |
lie slogan will be Maybe you can !
light; but, you can give to the United |
;Tar Work CaTraign."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

The meeting Of the Mission to Lc-
uers of the NJ. Z Church South, sche-
duled to be he'll, tonight, has been
postponed until rext Friday right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Mis-. Virrinia C"rse will open Vaux-
.reuse on November first a. house
or persons engaged in war work or
,nnected with the army. Transpor-
..tion morning and evening to trains.
Communications should be addressed
q lli.s Corse, Theological Seminary
p O Va. 259-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Mr.. Louis c. Barley, Jr., son OF
Judge and Mrs. Louis C. Barley, who
has been member of the Students
Army Corps of the University of Vir-
ginia, has received an appointment tc
the Officers Training Camp at Camp
Zachary Taylor and left yesterday
for his new post. While at the UniS
vrrsity Camp he was made a serg-
cant. He; was accompanied to- Camp
TAYLOR by Mr.. Johnson Mcclure, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure, this
city. who also enters Scamp Taylor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas
+. Iddings, who died in Oneonta, N.
\. will be held in Wheatley's mort
nary chapel at 8 o'clock tomorrow af-
Jarncon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

The: public schools of Alexandra
County which were closed October q
owing to the epidemic of influenza in
that county will be reopencd for:
studies Monday morning. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01
CITY news IN BRIEF

Mr.. n. S. Grcenaway, clerk Of the
courts. is confined To his homo by
illness. !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

There will be no meeting of the
surgical dressing department Of the,
Red Cross this evening, but the regu-'
lar meetings will start on Monday;
morning. next at Lee Camp Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

During the month of October, N.
S, Greenaway, clerk of the courts, is
sued 70 marriage licenses of which
number 50 were to white persons and
70 to colored r-rsons. He also re-,
enrtled SO deeds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Considerable excitement was caused
in the neighhorhood Of King and st
Asaph streets last night by fight
which took place between two young
sters. Chief Goods was nearby and
the belligcrents were soon parted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Mr.. Paul B. Hulfsh has been COM
missioned second lieutenant in the
motor trans portation corps and with
in the next ten days expect to leave
for the training camp at Jacksonville.
Fla. to take up his duties. Mr.. HUI
fish is secretary of the Carlin-H Hulfsh
Company, and is son Of Mr.. Worth
Hulfsh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

.Ost-On Monday afternoon, on elec-
Ist,ie ,cat; that ideft Washington at
-da.40 3. m. red covered book. con-
tanning list cf names. Finder waIl
kindly return to Gazrtte Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-01

Large congregations today attended
the masses at St. Mary's Catholic
Church in observance of the Feast OF
All Saints, All Souls Day will be OBJ
served at that church tomorrow with
the celebration Of masses ut 6, 6:30
T and 8 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
Is GROWING FAT.
Chicago Scribe Says Ty Cobb Is
Slowing Up.

Harry Nelly Of the Chicago Evening
is getting fat and slowing up. Some
American has discovered that Ty Cobb
baseball critics each spring make thIs
discovery" but II was supposed that
Nelly was too wise to be the one to
make the break this year. Here Is
part Of Neily's comment On Cobb 8
alleged decIine:,
"Ty Cobb is growing opulent HIS
girth nc longel Is thirty-two inches.
His chest protrudes from an abun-
dance Of fat and his limbs fill much
more ample stockings than they did
half a dozen years age. He no longer
dashes eagerly about tile ball field as
II he Played the game for mere low,
Of the sport. Rather he assumes q
laggard air as IL conserving his
strength. His every movement shrieks
aloud that he himself realizes the
erstwhile supersupple muscles will
not respond as they did in youth.
TT was a distinct shock-this look
ing at an athlete Of his worth now in
the fading. Yet he Is going the way
Of LaJoie, Chance, the llighty Hans
Wagner. Miner Brown. Christy Math-
ewson and q host Of others who wore
well but could not last forever.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
TO MEET
TURNER AGAIN
Grapplers Enter Big Bout
at Middle-weight Limit
Saturday Night.

A return match for the middle
weight wrestling championship Of the
world between Joe Turner, the title
holder, and Jack Ozar viii be staged
at the Gayety Theater on Saturday
night The same pair met last Mon
day night, at which time Czar gained
two straight falls. but having failed
70 qualify at the championship weight
of 15s pounds, the Police Gazste belt
representing the title and held Dy
Turner was not lest.
The belt will be at stake on Satur-
day night and Turner will give or take
three pounds In this match. Much
speculation Is Going the rounds
whether Turner will be able tn defend
his title against Oyar in tEis return
match Joe ls co1sident that .ie can
redeem himself IL ozar ma Scs the re
CURED weight an that lls will retain
the Delt, for he is working hard fol
th's bout.
As a further incentive Manager
Harry Jarboe Of TIE Gayety TheatcI
offers a prize o, 500 " the winner
which will Ee IiSsI. to the man that
sets the deci5iHE of the referee.
a good preliminary hls been or
ranged for the Sa1ie eveG'ns. AID the
names will be anncunced later when il
hiss been dccilsd who will mset
HY=ng Gotch w:o successfully pinned
two mems shoulders . the mat In
slich a short time.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Tvoyear-olds five furiongs:
Little Naudie, 100; Poilu, lOei Little Bessie
iimp-l, lO4; Miss HERMANN, l04; Embala. N5
Teddy Rousseau, lo7; Elected II limp. lOI
Hohokus IU; 'Dr. Rae. lO2; Keen Jane, Ia
Asterisk. Io7; 'TppIer, 1o2: Misanthrope dmp)
lO7; Rouen. l1
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and mp
selling; six furlongs: Counsel. lis; Fidelis. 90;
Clarissa. IS: Miss Sterling IS; Bill McCloy. S
Harry Burgoyne. ll0; Kalmiah Park, is; 'Ne'
braSka, lie; Approval. los; Album Gmp), IS
Bennie's Sister, IS; Midnight Sun, l6o; WhiD
poor Will. 1c5; Punchincllo (mp), 100
"Amackassin, no; JACK Stuart timp). 100.
THIRD RACE-FOur-yearold and up; sell.
ing; mile and SEVENTY yards: 'Star Finch, 100
Greetings. lJl: Mimic u .timp.). los: uondo lo6
Judge WingfieId. Ill; waterproof, les; King
Fisher. lOs; Shy Pilot, los: 'Langden. lGl
D7eadnought, nl; He VIII, l0s; Great Dolly
l0i; .SorcerCr ii Gmpl. lCl; Preston Lynn,
los; Crrmp Sail timpD. lO4; Matin. g.; 'Amal'
Eamator, l0l; kohinOor, lol; Past Master, log;
DerTish. l0S.
FOURTH RACE-Threeysar-olds and mp
berry Candle. lis; Gloomy Gus, LIS; aHnUyia
oS; FiIer. 8; Sharp Shooter. l06; Sun Flash
ii timp), l&
FIFTH RAClThree~year-old and M. filIies
and mare; mile and seventy yards: Myrtle "
1i0; Dublin MarJ Gnp.l, 10: DOnnareIa 10
Sandberia Gmp), 10; White Tuft, IlO; Common
Law, l1O; Rose Finn. lis; Oenone 10
SIXTH RACE-TEoyear-olds; five furlonzs
John J. Casey. ll0: Scrub Lady, lO7; Ute Us;
Delaware, ll0; Brisk, 1l5; Mahouy, lis; Roi
Craig tmpl, 10; Mint. l07; Drummoud, ll0;
Zuelika timpl), l0; SWespment 10, Gath Il0
.ApFrentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Claiming; maiden colts and
geldinss; 2year-olds; purse. 500; Eve furlon1:
Linden. ll9 Howard. 40. 80 and SO. won
Byrne. IL McCabe). Lo and 30. secondi
r Silent Bid. 100 Dishmon), 80. third Time,
N IS. Archie Alexander. Bncrana. Caballo
George MeuhIsbach. Sir ysan. Unomeal. Bus,
ter Clark. Sun Myth and LGrry B. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlonp; claiming; Syesr'
oldS; purse. 500: Storm Bound, u (Burkel.
lSsO SEQ and 5sO won; Nib. I04 (PooD. no
and 80 second; Gus Scheer. l04 (Murphyl, $50.
lotus, Koran. TOn Goose, Miss Wright, Clair
Togant, Crystal Day. Capcrs. Dahabiah nd also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and q sixteenth; claim
ing; FLIES and mares; +year-olds and up; purse.
$40: SOPHIA GatswOOd. IO2 tSandel, 3so. lOs
and 3s0. won; GuidepOst lot LHusfordl. ~
and go. second; Queen Apple. lG Howard
Velvet. SersnatA. Dehfa. Cars Daughter and
Fairy Lsgeni also ran
FOURTH RACE-Mile and q sixteenth; claim
ing; @year-olds and upward: purse 500: BABY
Lynch. lG Majesticl. $ 20. 1880. and 100. won
Jessie Louise, l6 tMOoneyl. L6o and $40, SEC,
end; Day Dream, lG tGarnsrl, $50. third.
Time. l:IS Ardent. Cora Lane. Nine. Herr,
mann. Sayonarra, Black Frost and Mary H.
also ran.
FIFTH RACE Six furlons: Basil. IN
lstmpson). li.lo. $50. out; Serenest, 10 Luns
fOedJ, $50. out; Prince Of Como. III (E. Sande)
out Time. lI3 2 s. ]. ]. Murdock also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth: Capt.
Rees. liz UunsfoCd), 1880. SD. 40; Dorothy
Dean. los Vandusen). 7.O. SD: Regal Lodge.
lN Bottom. $50 Time. l:IS Dick Williams
Faux Col, sansyming and Jim Hefering also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and . sixteenth
David Craig. 100 Lunsford). 80, L6O. 32O; ].
.1.N
ard). 80. Time, l ;!5 Is. Fencer, ThOrnbIoom,
f4arauder and Jack Lucas also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
LATONLA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claimins. 500; 3-year-olds and
up; naidens; mile and SEVENTY yards: .SaEani-
my. 5; The Toff dmp). o.; Jiffy. los; Chariey
Nolte. ms; Rose Of Autumn. los; Ned Miley
Bright. l07; Lneky Day. 10; Jason. III; oratiou
Gmp), III: .LeIlip fmp), Ill; Little March
mont ii, III; Iruumaster, ll6 Also eligible:
Little Beau, loz; Judge Wright II. Da; 'sasen-
ta.S; Bar One tfnp), las; John L Day timpl,
SECOND RAcE-claiming, spo: 4year.od.
and up; Six fuFlonn: Running Queen, lOe;
Mis- shot. loS; Ndio. los; Mis- MINI, lGf: Sir
Edgar. n; 'Yorkyille. los; Falls City, 100; zim,
1ee; Alex Gstz, loo; KenwaTd. 10; v4sabond,
10; Arch PiotteT, III Also eligible: .Joffery,
III; The Grader, 100; Arne. lOs; LOTUS, ll6 :
ed Garrison. 1o6; Toy Miss. W7.
THIRD RACE-Auowances 500: S-year-olds.
six fulongs: Biscuit Tortonf dmp), 100: Brig
o'wu tnp). looI Sweet AHstum, 10; silk
Lady, 100: Ebony, l04; Aztec. los; Bombast, lOs
ClairIoyant. los; Ichihan. lW; stroeco Qnp!),
FoURfH RAcE-ca.inins; 4.y..rO,d,. min.
and seyenS yards: .Anseline. q; .Ts1 Ne, o.;
'str Rehg. %: .Aeherou. f6l; Kate Adams
loI: sRSffertS. ioi !. sciara Martin. Wl: saiya.
tells. 10; Lltfls Princess la; sPanish, lol:
.Dr. Nicken. ~; Bit Of Blarney ls.
FIFTH RACE-AnoEances, MOO; Bayia
Purse: Syear-olds and up; mile and q sixteenth :
Histress Poly. 50: Bon Tump 100; Rifle lO4 ;
cswtship timp). l@; Arriet iimp.). IA
SIXTH RACE-AIiosances $500; 2-year-old
colts and geldinp; i've furlonss: Mars John.
"a sam Rehs 10; LAncelot. 100; Jaxp. l1e:
- White. III; nekiish. IL
4FENTH RAcE-claiming, sao: Syear-ol,ls
snd ups mis- ana three -sixteenths: sAisTt.. ri:
es.ss. &c b.,slss. "a pdd,s Iss; Fairt. losi
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
Soda Substituted for
Cyanide of Potash

One Of the finest substitutes for DO
tasslum cyanide. which Is used extern
sively for cleaning silver and jewelry
and is now selling at q high price be-
cause most OF 1t was obtained from
Germany. is sodium. Sodium, or soda
(as it is more popularity called, resem-
bles potash both chemically and phys
ically, and Is much more plentiful
and more widely distributed. It is
found largely in Great Britain, France,
Denmark. South America and the
United States. Its regular price Is
about one-fifth Of that asked for pot
ash. Moreover, its wide distribution
makes 1t practically impossible for
any one country to ulonopolize 1t an1
thus advance the price prohibitiyely,
Potash gets its name from its orig
inal source, pot ashes. The use OF
cyanide Of potash as a cleanser is due
to the fact that it contains cyanogen.
The potash acts only as a carrier.
In South America there Is a single
area containing a deposit Of more than
100000 tons Of soda in the form OF
nitrate.
The cyanide Of soda has proved
such a successful substitute for pot
ash that 1t is being used extensively
In the cyanide process of gold min
ing.
Cyanide Of potash is composed or
potash. carbon and nitrogen, one atom
Of each. As the atomic weight of
potash Is 80, of carbon u and MI
trogen IA. the molecular weight of
the salt Is 65 obtained by adding
together the atomic weights of tho
component elements).
Sodium cyanide combines in the
same relative proportions, but as the
atomic weight Of sodium Is q the
molecular weight Of sodium cyanide
Is 4s. Now, of the s5 parts OF cy-
anide Of potash 50 parts are potash
and the balance, or, e1 parts, cyan
ogen. In the sodium cyanide. how.
ever, every molecule Of - parts con-
tains q parts Of sodium, with n
parts Of cyanide. Bearing In MIND,
the fact that the only value Of either
of these lies In the cyanide content.
1t Is easy to see how much stronger
sodium cyanide Is than potash cyan
ide.
This fact Is very important as. N
Is evident that IL one attempts to re-.
place potash. cyanide with the no.
dunn salt the latter must be used IN.
much smaller quantity. -.4s-..,.s. ].
The recent market quotations ou
potash cyanide were $50 and on so
aium cyanide 3 cents Per pound
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21

WHITE.a
Wilhelmine n. Easby-smith, s. years. s
New York avenue northeast.
Estells o. Jenries. a, ITS Fifth street south
east.
Frank Beecher. 70, Providence Hospital.
Helen H. Waddy. l3 3O23 street northwest
Dennison p. Howell. 70. ss Maryland avenue
northeast
Benedic. H. Goodman. S, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Mary N. F. Paillon. n. ls Adams street
northwest.
Rosemary wrenn. q days. 1921 Thirty-third
street northwest.
William Edward Dean, months and 8 days
64 n street southeast.
Margaret E. Keane. 81, III Tenth stree,
northwest.
Infant Of Louis and Irene Manakos, / month
and q days. sibley Hospital.
COLORED.
John J. v. Gorden. 20. loo2 D street south,
cast.
Charles Carpenter. n, Emergency Hospital.
Levi Laurence Fleming. %. l5z Marion street
northwest. ,.. -
Margis Elizabeth Green. .. Evan road south.
east. '.a-
Emma Carter. 30. sn Sheridan road south.
east
Edgar Davis. Is, Blasdens court.
Emma Holmes, 4s, Ffeedmens Hospital.
Harriet Ann Thornton. 70. Bfus Plains.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACES furlOnsS. Fly Away, liz
'Byruei. Is to 5. evsp to-2S -POIysOn. liz
tFaiT6roiacr,. to .. to 5. : to 10; Sweeplet
IL lTrUXler. to !. to l. s to 5. Time.
%! S5. Dabinda. Queen Of the Spa, Dane
ing Carnival. Dixie Bird. Doyerdge, Milda,
also Tap.
SECOND RACES furIongs. Enhade, l@
iEyTneI. to J. even. to 5; Jyntee I0I
Walls. to ). l to 4. out: Mary Maud, Ill
tr-TringtOnl. to /. 7 to 5. to 2 Time,
l:lJ IS. Dawn Star. Paable, Wheat aCakes.
-HClen Akin, also ran.
THIRD RACE lis miles. Poacher. l0l
Walls. u to 5. even, l to 2; Home Sweet
Home. ia CLykel. II to 5. even, ! to 2; Say,
III tEnsOr). Q to I. to l, 8 to s. Time,
50 IS. Coral. Little Cottage, Orderly, Day
break, DuEdreary. Golding. Babette, also ran
FOURTH RACE-5h furlongS Lord
Brighton los Iykel. to .. 4 to 5, 10 s.;
ROutledgc lOl tAmbrosel. } to I, even, to .;
Nurucad, no weight Wallis, 4 to l. to 5,
to ). Time. lN6 Is. War Mack. Hannibal
Grimalkin, The Boy. Sea Pirate. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-l mile and 20 yards Nut
cracker. liz tFairbrother1, to 2, { to s. l to 5;
Kate Bright. rs tLykeI. ? to l. 7 to 10. to 4;
OreStes. I'D tPitzl, 20 to !. &c to l. to /.
Time. LIS. ElmendOrf. TOmbolo. PrDcsps.
also ran
SIXTH RACE-I mile and 70 yards Lang
den, lo5- tEnsorl. to l. to S, out; Harwood.
II. rs cTroisel, to 5. out, out; Sky Pilot
l0S l5chuttingerl, TO ], . to 10, out. Time
l.S. Bill Simmons also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE,

Gayle Il. Smith, "a. and Maria Ia Cameron,
q. both Of Petersburg. Va Rev. ]. H. Jef
ries.
Ralph d. spons. q, Millersbury Pa, and
airline Z. MOfer. Q. Washington Rev. W.
L. Burnett.
George n. Payette. r.. q. and Mary L
Ogden Is. both Of Washington. Rev. N. ].
Riordan.
Richard o. Davenport. a. Orange. Va, and
Elizabeth NJ. Apperson, Il. Culpeppe. Va
Rev. Il. J. Goodwin.
wnls W. Leslie. y. Decatur. H.. and
Florence. u. BaEger. Is. Buchanan. Va Rev.
5. X. Greene.
., William H; Mes, 2. and May R. Linebsck
.. both Of Washington. Rev. r. II. McKim
Arthur Fico, d. and Charlotte L. Rohn, 5
both of Washington Rev. W. p. Fouston.
John W. Wenzel. q, and Iris v. Wareham
%. both Of Washington. Rev. j. H. Jefries
LaWrence Radtord. %, Washington, and
LlIial |. Bettinger. - jacksonville, Fla Rev
Robert n. Treble. .. Rirsra.le, Nd, and
Hazel B. Philips. .. Washington. Rev. n.
W. Philips.
'Chsnty W. Davis. q, and Margaret Bright,
.. both Of Washington. Rev. II. Anstadt.
Ehridss z. CLARK. % and Efe NJ. Burts
,. both Of Washington. Rev. ]. L. Briggs
James V. Alsop. q. and Margaret A. Luckett,
2. both f Washington. Rev. J. L Briggs.
W. Casper Daniel. 50. and c. Allen Updike
a. both Of Washington. Rev. Z. B. Baghy.
Charles A. Crews. h.. q. Winston Salem,
n. O.. and Hazel L. Wilmington, a, Greens.
b0ro. n. c. Rev. B. Braskamp
William F. Bowles. Is. and Lillian Burnett
q. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. L. NJ. Cham.
berA
coLoRED.
Walter Z. Anderson. 2. and Geneva Thomas.
3, both Of Washington. Rev. W. Westray
Joseph Williams q, and Mavirra Quarles, q,
both Of Washington. Rev. W. ]. Howard.
Charles Jamison, Il, and Denton McKenney,
q, both Of Washington. Rev. W. D. Battle.
Charles Collins. 50. and Bessiet Steele, 3e
both of Washington. Rev. ]. NJ waldron-
George II. Russell. 81. Washington, and
Flossie Z. Fields %. Richmond. Va. Rev
A. sayles.
William N. Buckner. jr.. ., and Maru z
Cook, Is. both Of Washington. Rev. A. ].
Olds.
Daniel ". Jackson. .. and Mary L. Bowe,
q. both Of Washington. Rev. N. W. Clair.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
Right Sort Of American Workers.

Margaret Deland, writing about
American workers in rance. says in
the Woman's Home Companiou:
. When I think of some Of the work
ers. both men and women, whom !
have been privileged to meet. workers
whose devotion, self-sacrifice. and
conservation are obvious to everybody.
I am filled with admiration and hu-
mility.
I take OF my hat to these girls!
Q civilian said. with positive emotion.
I'm one of the canteens ] heard an
equally sincere tribute to a man work.
or. (He is too delicate to be in tho
trenches) This secretary had danced
with the boys and played checkers,
and sung, Han. Hail, the Gangs All
Here! until he was pale with fatigue
1t was then that one Of the regulars,
drinking cocoa at my counter. noticed
him. and punched the man in front
Of him in the ribs:
Say he said. dye see that little
red-haired feller over there? Well.
look a-here. that feller is a great
fellern"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
FORMER INDIANS ARE
NOW In BIG FIGHT

New York. June n.-Two players
formerly identified with the Cleve-
land Indians are playing the bigger
game ''Over There" Ed Klepfer. q
pitcher one time with Frank Chances
Yankees. has sent word to Joe Wood
that he has arrived safely on the big
battle ground on the other side Of the
Atlantic. He is now Sergt. Klepfer.
The other ex-Indian who has report
ed his safe arrival In France Is Joe
Harris, first baseman Of the 1917
team Joe is a private. Klepfer and
Harris are two of the nine players
identified with the Cleveland club last
season who have gone into the serv-
ice. The others, as far as is known,
are In this country.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
THE TOWN CRIER.

The war Relief Unit Of the Fed
eral Trade Commission will give q
dance at Great Falls tonight. A
picnic by moonlight viii be an add
ed feature.
The twelfth annual commenee-
ment Of the Washington College OF
Music win be held at Q o'clock this
afternoon in the auditorium OF New
Masonic Temple.
Gevernment ownership Of the teIe-
phones in the District will be dis
cussed at o meeting, tomorrow night
at the Bureau Of Standards. Con-
necticut avenue and Adams Mill
road northwest.
Senator. John b. Kendriek, of
wyoming. will be the speaker at q
meeting tonight of the United Serv-
ice Club in its club rooms In Du-
pont Circle.
Secretary Daniels win speak TO
the members of the United Service
Club next Tuesday night at . o'clock.
Women employees Of the National
Food Administration will serve q
chicken dinner tonight at the coun-
try club Of the Young Women's
Christian Association.
The New England Club Of the
Young women's Christian Associa-
tion will meet tonight at the home
Of Miss Childs, Connecticut avenue
ana Irving street.
washington Ethical Society win
give o concert. to officers Of the
army and navy at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at Scottish Rite Tenn
pie. Sixteenth and s streets north
west.
The Marvin Methodist Sunday
School is holding its picnic at Great
Falls Park today. There will be q
musical program this afternoon BY
the Ladies' Liberty Orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
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