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The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
80 SYMPHONY
CONCERTS HERE
Washington Players Organ
ize Orchestra of 66
Pieces.

The Washington Philharmonic So.
clety, newly formed organization o:
music lovers. has assembled a SYM
phony orchestra OF sixty-five pieces &c
give thirty concerts during the en-
suing season. to be presented in three
groups Of ten.
The orchestra has been in rehearsal
month. under the conductorshlp OF
DR.. Heinrich Hammer. 4 director OF
international reputation. Gratuitous
use Of the Knickerbocker Theater.
Eighteenth street and Columbia road
has been promised for the concerts.
The first concert will be October =.
The program will include MacDoweIls S
Opus Il. and the FIRST rendition Of Dr
Hammers Symphonic Waltz. Con
tributory Numbers will be La Jeu'
nesse d'Hercule," by Salnt-Saens and
B"eth0I ems Andante and Variations
Tuartet in 4 for strings
Tho Plan upon which the Washing
ton Philharmonic Society Is founded
is unique in the Capital musical his
tory. The project is purely cooper
ative. membership being open to all
residents at m annual due Of 81.
Pending the election of permanent
officers. subscriptions will be received
by the treasurer 0f the society. with
Offices in the Metropolitan Theater
Building. 934 L street northwest.
The sOciety's first campaign will
be for a membership enrolment OF
9.G0. While this seems a large nun,
her, It viii he readily noted tina;
S-g"o may not be enough to cover
Tho cost OF a series OF thirty week.
concerts by an orchestra OF sixty
five artists and make the orgq nizatiuu
self-sustaining through the year. Tn
Ill the creation of a subs antial sink
ing fund has been effected. additi ma
sources Of income will lie neces sary.
The response which may be expect.
cd is reflected perhaps in the an
nouncement of DR. Hammer tha' II
has already enlisted the aid OF one
puhlic-"piTited citizen OF Washington
who requests that his name be with,
held, who has pledged n donation O.!
an additional $4,000 TO match the first
S9nnoo the society may raise.
Among the supporters of the CO.
operative plan arc Miss Margaret
Wilson. Mrs. Newton D Baker and
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Charge GARAGE Permit
Was Illegally Issued

A permit granted to William r.
Galliher. president of the American
National Rank. to erect several gar
aEes in the alley between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, . and Corcoran
streets northwest. was illegally
issued, say the District Com
missioners. The statement was filed
yesterday in answer to an iniunc-
ton brought b. Galliher' to prevent
the revocation Of the permit. The
Commissioners declare when Gallihcr
was notified of the objection made
by a number of neighbors to the
erection Of the garages. he consented
TO abide by the revocation OF the
permit.
Justice TIitz yesterday granted the
request of two neighbors to inter-
vene in the case. They contend that
the erection of these garages would
impair the value OF their property.
The Commissioners say the building
regulations requiring subdivision Of
the land to be used were not com
piled with by Galliher
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Argentine Beef.

Two American refrigerator ships ply between North American
South American and frequently their
beef from Argentine have their destination ports Europe
President Wilson has taken the decreasing supply
the United States and beef prices nothing alarming
The Big Five OF American packers strongly enrenched
America, busly engaged in sending beef Europe!
The freight England half pound
to New York and ships chartered by the British
been carrying beef to Liverpool at half the New York
The Federal Shipping States
could bring cheap ports
England has adopted
Independent packers have complained Something
American know that Something is wrong"
Argentina rgc its beef and
tina need, American manufactured products.
Why the isn't there healthy exchange
between the United States and the South American repubc
Why should ENGLAND rather than America the benefit the
grazing herds o the panpass
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Navy Yard News

Charles c. Buck. of tho radio
shop, has returned to work after
an exciting trip to Atlantic City on
the Saturday night excursion and.
in a few days. will go to his home
in Nashville to bring his wife and
children on to Washington.
Samuel Beck. Of the gig and
gauge room. is tho proud father cf
4 baby boy.
Otto Poss. of the west gun shop,
is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City.
+. T. Pitt. OF the gig and gauge
room. was hit by a Ford last night
while riding his motorcycle and
was slightly injured.
y. c. Ryon. Of the tool shop draw
ing room, has resigned. lie Is GO
ing back home to the farm.
Miss Jennette Buck. Helen Muir
ply and Ellen Lea have returned to
work from their weekend visit to
Chesapeake Beach.
c. TolsOn. cranemar. of the tor
pedo tube shop. is spending part Of
his vacation at the Rockville Far.
f. Samperton. Of the electrical
shop. is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City.
Harry Robey. torpedo tube shop.
spent a very enjoyable day at Chesa-
peake Beach. Wednesday.
Mertz Mitchell. of the west gun
shop. will be married Friday. He
and his bride will spend their hon
eymoon in New York.
c. Hill, Of the electrical shop. is
spending his vacation at Colonial
Beach.
S. F8rnmRro. of the miscellaneous
shop. is contemplating spending his
vacation in the woods OF Maine
c. B. Joyner. of the torpedo tube
shop. is enjoying his vacation at
Atlantic City.
f. Mcdonald and Jack Harmon, OF
the east gun shop. are enjoying their
vacation at Atlantic City.
Dick Downs and Ed Douglas, of
the west gun shop, are contemplating
fishing trip to Rock Point
John Arendes, helper, east gun shon,
had his big toe broken by a boring
bar dropping from the crane.
. j. X. Howes. Of the tool shop, mas
returned to work again after taking
a very-much-needed rest.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
THE PARhCRAPHERS'
NEWS VIEWS.

The Senate is versatile It can
talk just as loud about the high
cost of living as it can about the
peace treaty. - Cincinnati Times
Star.
All-woof army blankets at SC
each are the only bargain the gov
ernment has offered since the bond
CampaiEns.-St. Louis Globe Demo
CTat.
1t - an easy guess that more
p"upl" will read the evidence in
tn" suits when the packers Al .
tIicd than followed tho Turd Loci
Case.-I,alcI-h News ami Observer.
The treaty Importance of the is
land of Yap is the best windfall
for newspaper hum0rists since the
death of the late lamented Prenk
BIB Doda.-New York World.
Mr.. FOrd's services to education
may prove inestimablc by reveal
ing his Deficiencies and by calling
history bunk" he has enlisted the
millionaircs strongly on the side Of
culture and all that.-Springfield
Republican.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
TAKING A LIGHTER VIEW OF THINGS

As all way prices
bohcy and prosperity the stubbornncss
other party.
You might say that we revoked the Kaiser's license
Propaganda has taught thing 1t has taught call or
the salt when read anything advocating anything
statesmen there widely differing
and the other foolish, and only pos
nir know which is which
strength the steak
FOR hash and the bread scraps for pudding.
The little nations have already become
There Jews weeks
Most physical ills due the lazy
build up the to resist ills.
reduce living? you reduce
a cows feed in order to make her give milk?
The old Job by figure
a way reduce the cost Of living.
doubt the Kaiser and Barleycorn own private
opinions about what the with the just now
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
NEW YORK HOTE' ARRIVALS.

New York. Aug. 81 The follow
ing WashinGtonians have registered
at New York hotels: F. H. Cole,
C. l. Terrell. c. F. Warley. Grand;
F. L. Hogan. Marlborough; r. John
son. Mrs. r. Johnson. Otto Naehle,
Aberdeen; c. H. Kloosterman. Union
Square; J. G. Lawton. Holland: w. J.
Lunney. Broadway Central; Miss II.
Miller, Miss l.. Mueller. Miss II. NJ
Taylor. Martha Washington: Miss +.
Myers. Mrs. J. D. Steele. L. G. AL
f0rd. A. NJ. Clapp. Navarro: r. S.
Stritch. Mrs. Z. S. StrItCh. Alcazar;
+ r Town. C"lIingwoOd; w f.
wood T. O'Cnrnor. E"cgorian: f E.
Acomb, o. c. Flynn. N. A. Jones. W.
G. Welding. q. B. Winter. Herald
SQua,,'. t. G. Rr0kmcvcr Miss J r.
CarteI. Hermitage. A. !. Haas.
Breslin; J. +. Kane. Bristol.
Trade Representatives.
s. Kann Sons & Company; Miss A.
VI. Hagan. coats. suits. bathing
suits. 432 Fourth avenue: NJ. Col
denberg: H. c. Koch. millinery. 1140
broadway: Young Mems Hat Shop;
c. \. Knauff. hats. Latham.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Has Congress the Courage.

Gen "cybrcch who passed safely through the battles
the returned Ohio die poisoning
eating cold turkey. His wife
family also died
1t we'll known that poultry has been stored
too long
Storing OF poultry also keeps up prices.
II Congress desires same time re-
duce prices let it law compelling people
date Of all foods public can
takes choice products poftccr
personal liberty" would be abridged
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Round the Town E5lf E$SfEHs EEiA5fHft ShHH
In the onward march Of progress
Divorce has pushed its way;
Its evolution now says wife
Has alimony TO pay.
One of the Districts CRYING Needs.

While discussing necessity law Unlawf
District Assistant Corporation Counsel RlNGGOLD
HART acled the compulsory employment
with his duties the Police which often
trying he explained that the necessity work law
him He with the
cradle adage dness is the devils workshop and pointed to ii,
OF and boys Washington who livelihood
through dubious and criminal
III employment law effect here requiring al males
be engaged honorable and useful
calling the officers
doubtful call
in wh live by their Nj HART said
loaicrs about bright lights and
using loud and proanc language and making c
o. sers-by besides obstruciing the thorOuEhiaTcs
In HART called obsolete
and the u
when
struggling village many the mentioned do not o
light" saloons, and wlno. li
law 4 Mar
or mo pounds OF leai tobacco.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Gary Again Declines
To Meet Union Leaders

Nv York. A. -.-...ro-r p G....
cha.ru@1 .. -.. .n.r. ... .r. ....I
states ste-l C.-Fe. ai.ns ar--a 0 %
day formally refused 10 confer w..
tie c0mm'ttec oI Jn'o~ onrlo~cs rr. @
Cd ar rhe.r recent y. .r--rsN~. n'r D..
meeting.
Replying 20 a wr..re- s-a'a~lrnt ,s
the committee which asked q corr -
cncs Gary i~s--d statement Il-
afternoon addressed rn the co0r. 70
Tee, in which hr SAT- that la o
not believe ITS members ran-r 'I.-' 4.
a large proport on Of steel o.. 7-c-,..
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Bryan Sees Dry World
In This Generation

Syracuse, n. Y, Aug. T.-WiNiam
Jennings Bryan believes not 4 aircle
suloon will be doing business Dr. any
y'rIzed land bcforo the passing C.
his generation. Bryan MADE the r~o-
diCtion today in nddrvssIn- in In
dependent Order Of Good TewI lars
Switching from hooz, 20 politics,
Bryan said he had no p,r~nrnl plans.
Asked if he would b., q .audiGate
for President. he suIu.
i am anxious that We. yh' Demo
Gratis. shall elect the strongest man
We have. Things are 50 chaotic Nust
now that it Is harder than usual 70
look ahead Fnr that reason w"
should exercise exceeding care.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Has Congress the Courage?

Inc most Impressive argument in favor OF is the
numb OF and that marshaled in a parade.
Union abo gained its from the
the cities Many who had little thought strength
OF unoniSm gained their first wholesome they
saw clear eyed and mued keeping band
As the political parade the potent campaign
so is the labor parade in behalf OF
It IS 10 be regretted that this year
Washington be brilliant
has reached dignity and ought display
OF persons who will have the Labor Day
q parade
Thousands OF workers departments
oers labor Their faces appearing parade
powerful force for the good Of the at
II it too late should be
grandes oubic demonstration in Washington
So thoous h the Labor Day Parade established
arc heavily fined by their
organizations nc appearing II int.
Let's have q parade.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Intensive Course for Girl Scouts

An intensive training cIss- To- OIL
Scout captains and lieutensnts will
be held at Camp Bradlcy. the Dis
trict Of Columbia Girl Scout camp.
al Autrev Park. Md, from Scp'oro-
hcr to i9 Students wHl live at TIA"
camp. Experts in scouting Tor -irls
will conduct the classes in the thI",
grades OF the training and The merit
badge work.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Maple Hill.

Maple Hill is the kind OF where nothing
happens Its population City folk dash through
their glimpse them windows
and dull and cvcrlasingy commonplace for those
dwell therein
Maple Hill Three skeletons
H5v .od ard darnrng evidence IS brought against
i rc Til, ,iagc Historian bcirs his memory and
legend Indian battle OF th before
killing, later days when Maple Hill
boon vidc OF en-, and then ranching
Maple Hill been peaceful, after all! Tragedy
and black passions have held
merely the setting for cheap vaudeville
clustered, all emotions
ton: the heights and hc depths reached
The hamlet has underworld sinful and hadowy
that OF Paris. Ii has heroes and its
Humanity, large groups small thing and everything
but
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Hungary Under Martial Law.

uUa,r marital 'aU- SAYS 90 -..s cr1.r
from Prague IaIc today. Er,a' O..
lIIical uuC'rtuIufr U--sz fu- ..'.a
lion AZ budapest Conditions ar.
growing worse hourly. rh. u.--aE
states
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Summon Operators and
Congressman in Coal Quiz

birmingham, Ala. Aug. T.-Repre-
sentative George Huddleston and 4
number OF prominent coal opera Ors
in the Alabama field have been sum
moned to appear before the Federal
grand jury here September ., and give
evidence regarding an alleged com
bine of coal opera tors to keep prices
on domestic and steam coal up to
the war level
Huddleston has charged in speeches
in the House that there is a combina-
ton to keep up coal prices
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Washington Is Convention and Hsadausrtsrs city

Col SAM r. STRNTTAN. SOLDIER and
sends
csting He that New Jerseys by
hono the city lie
talked with OF the OF that former idea there
picturesque Capital City has become the place alone
but the Headquarters Uncle Sans broad
mains. In concluding his letter the colonel remarks:
we minute here where the
change and the landlords get the rest,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Classify Firemen and Police.

Classification of members OF the fire
and police departments of the Dis
trict probably viii be completed by
November /, it was announced yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

oppose the league because would in
worlds affairs And part OF their opposition they take
Of the Chinese, Irish and Egyptians.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Team Play.

BcIa Kun bumped Hungary and
Nrchduke Joseph caught it on the
rebound .-PhnadclNhia Public Ledger
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Baseball Talk in France.

Now that the doughboys have intro
duced the American national game
into Franco. 4 few samples Of the
terms used "over there" may be OF in
terest to United States fans and
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Stiff Price and Soft Collars.

Representative Siogel is right. Thtr-
ty-five cents seems a stiff price for
collars.-New York Evening Sun.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Alter ALL perhaps could have by
eign Relations Committee to the Peace Conference
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

SyndicNel
THE SINGING WAY.
What though your voice
Is far from choice"
II you have music in you-SING!
y singing heart cannot 20 wrong
And II your soul holds any song
Just let its tuncful measures ring
For song will lift your load OF care
And make q burden hard to bear
By far the easier to carry,
And maybe ease some others plight,
And fill with CHEEKY glints OF Ighit
Some clOuded way on which you tarry.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Mexico could except for her rno
rance, bandits and on fields.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
lack" Grove Lands a Monster Figh.

JOHN HENRY GROVE OF the WASHINGTON bureau OF the New
historic Annapolis by and r
wonderful SON DONALD CAMERON GROVE lack" while
the Maryland Ca0t had
Dcrcrcc a FISH that full OF real thrills
I'VE had been cxDcrdrg considerable and much bait tho
vcrv perchke hsh known croas when suddenly something
hook. Alter battle than hall
hour Donald ard succeeded getting the hand OF the
t 'faf-hcad'
II believe
also has energy andn nusculariiy OF q shark"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
BAND CONCERT

By the o. s Marine Band, Moutrcse
PARK (GeOrgetOwnl. this evening bccinuinz
~ 80 O'Clock. Walter + Smith, Second
Leader.
M~Cl' OIer the Top .CrOsby
Overture. 'Consecration Of the Temple
- '''' '''' heieT Bela
Fantasia, The Gin Behind the Gun
-. -sF .CAryll
duet, a Night in Venice. .Lucxntoui
Musicians Clark and Miller.
wv A'Si0 '''.s'...'.... .......s... Wilson
lBy request)
lntsrTnezzo, spTinytinne'' e''.............D .Drlnlm
'DNuse ESpaRas Lac1pr
FantSsie, "Russc' .Tohsni
Grand March, The Rat ChArTpe-''. .Sessier
TIE star Spzngled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
A LINE o. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR
by John KendrIck Bangs.
THE SINGING WAY.
I thnMnln .Lnnr ..aLn-

tCoDyight. 1913. By the Mcclure Newzpaper
Syrdirafel
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
REQUESTS Support OF District Delegate

Departncnt COmmandcr ROBEkI II- WINlII.
United Spanish War Veterans has been nOtincd that WILLIAM
JONES. present Commanded Chc OF thai organization Will h
named the forthcoming national oonycnon at So francisco -
hand and request the delegates from the District OF Co"mt
to is New He
Senior Vice the higher the
OF CARL {. VAN Dl E several months
serving COu,rcss r., Nrr
sofa. Jones believe lie cn;;llcd u had
he assoc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
EMPLOYMENT-1OA
Help Marketable

large manufacturing concern, young men, between a1 and 80 years of age, for retail sales force: must be neat in appearance and of good address. men with some sales experience preferred; this is a wonderful opportunity to qualify for some of our travelling positions; special sales training given and your compensation is regulated m accord with yopr results; not can wasting proposition. If you can fur nish satisfactory references as to your character and integrity, apply at once to Manufacturer. Address MSS, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

AGENTS-Men and women wanted $30 to $50 a week actually being made now by men and women soldier and sailor agents selling our new im- proved self-heating iron, the original the best, the lowest priced nickel plated; looks good makes good. sells fast, guaranteed; no experience need ed exclusive territory; work all or spare time Mrs Nixon, Vermont, sold eight first half day; Evans, North Carolina, sold two dozen one Satur- day. Liberal terms; prompt service. Send for free outfit offer. Write to- day. Monitor Sad Iron Co.,, TAP Orange st. Hickory, N. c.
 MAKE s30 next Saturday agents, sales men, brand new invention selling like wildfire everywhere. Sell speedera- tor for Fords, so good it's used by officials Ford Motor company. Makes any Ford run like Packard. Put on quick, no tools, no holes to bore; in stant satisfaction. Big profits quick, sell 10 to 12 day easy. McAllister, Illinois. sold first afternoon, profit SIP. Exclusive tereritory to hustlers. Write quick for details. Address Per rin Metal Parts Co.,, 1901 Hayward Bldg, Detroit, Mich.
 SCOTTS Official History of the Negro in the world war Only official and authentic history written exclusively for the negro race. Over 500 large pages. nearly 250 illustrations. Best terms to agents Selling like hot cakes. Agents outfit free. Send 10c for postage. Boyd Publishing O.. Dallas. Tex.
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 AGENTS-Strange new Kitchen tool Every woman will use 20 times daily Never before advertised. Profits $ an hour. Quick, sample free Thomas Mfg. CO. s77 Post St.. Dayton. Ohio. AGENTS-Brand new invention. Every home can have hot and cold run ming water shower bath. No pluming or waterworks needed. Sells every where. Low price Big profits. Sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co.,, 1l4 Bath St.. Dayton. Ohio.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

l HAVE three-year contract for state of Alabama on the best selling auto- mobile accessory on the market. For other business reasons I will sell at a sacrifice. Fast seller and big profits. Trade already established Will pay you to investigate Address R-40, care Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

salesladies capable of earning s200- 5000 per week to sell stock in strong and growing oil company; choice territory being let now; the sale of this will be assisted by strong advertising campaigns. Ap- ply in person or by letter r. l.. Dees. room 344 Tutwiler hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

SALESMAN WANTED - High-class, state and district representative; will allow $400 and expenses to man who can qualify for permanent posi- tion. s. G. Co.,, 23S2 Michigan ave, Chicago Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
WANTED A SALESMAN

One of our clients has asked us to find man who has successfully sold jobbers and large dealers in the automobile ac- cessory field. He must have an acquaintance with this trade in Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. He must come highly recommended and with a sales and personal record of which he is proud. TO such a man our clients will offer an unusual opportunity. with a salary measured entirely bS the mans own worth Applications will be held in strict coni- dence.
 THE F. P. sHuMwAY co.
 45S Washington Street,
 Boston, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

w E wish to hear from young woman or lady interested in literary work. Send us a story, article or poem for ex- animation, typed or hand-written. If acceptable we pay you cash, if ap- pointed on staff will pay salary. Sub- init MS. to Editor, Woman's National Magazine, Desk 1544, Washington. D. c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

ADVERTISE 70 words in 50 monthlies $1;
 100 weeklies s2.50; 20 big dailies $5. Cope
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

MEMS FURNISHINGS-B stand in town about $8000 cash to handle, bal ance terms; golden opportunity. South ern Business, Exchange. 507-S Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

ANTED-Sales who call on de- partment, dry goods, hardware, fur niture and variety stores, to sell the we'll known line of Rock a. Bye" practical nursery accessories. State your line, territory, and give refer ences so your application will receive consideration. Perfection Mfg. Co, 27o1 N. Leffingwell ave. St. Louis, Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

WANTED-Traveing salesmen to handle up-to-date line of trunks and bags on commission basis; liberal proposition: no advance. The Petersburg Luggage Co.,, Petersburg, Va. ssvs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

SOLICITORS-Will SO weekly satisfy you? Seeing physicians and merchants; no selling: delivery or demonstrations Address Field Manager, 344 Wells Bldg.. Quincy. H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

LADIBS-Fa home business tinting post cards, pictures, photos, etc, spare time for profit; $5 on 100; no canvassing; samples 10c (stamps). Particulars free. Artint, 307 H, Station A, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

INVEST in the Independence mine; 25,00o shares at s10 each 1200 outstanding; s10,-' eco ore chute with 800 feet of stoping ground send subscriptions to c. c. Lowe. Taos. New Mexico.