DAILY
WASHINGTON, H. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 19, 1916.
let, log
U ? unit te buildfes Our
poople tW hare *t? O?eow**ijy
would prefer to go it with Wdkllr
taa iWBihlp. 1 believe, u it wo?W
Impose a heavy kardea on ?M of
thorn, If Dm tbwnehlp. endeavored to
lea lie bond, hj Uaalt.
' -The thin* to do now la for all th
lonlUw IB *0 county to XrM
whether (key want tin eoontr U> be
forma dldto one road ijatrlal 'and
than Instruct oar representative to
lha next fef lelatarotur *ct accord
roost 4mIC*4 ut
bis pl.n.
LUhA O
WIGHT
J-R-R-R! 40 DEGREES BELOW!
WRITES FORMER RESIDENT
l. H. Phillip# Tells of Condition* in Montana at the
Preaent Time. "Slight Touch oi Winter." I
I;
ll en lateraatlng letter from
*nreka, Hoaleaa. A. H. Pbllllpe. a
former realdeBt of Waahlagtoo. gives
? hfchly aatartalplo* la Im
Uou regarding p mailt coadltlone la I
th?t part of tie country. Ba tan I
la *rt : H
ar. harlng a little touch of
| winter now. althoagh It la aotMac.
aarera. K "*aa tort/ lams
below aara Tueeday aifht at twe ?r
aad toelfht It aaaaaa a Ut
I bare baao oat all da* a Mil
acraa o'clock tfaW araclci It naw
tat ibex twentr-tour decreea below
all day long and n haape a fallow
pratt y busy trying' to " ke*? trim
fraeelng.
"I wieh 79a coald aaa ay horaaa.
(M eight they vara coveted with
iroa} idclaa ?*a*l
from their noirtfla. Ikree and to
[inches Joa?. Bona of my neighbors, |
ho wear moaetachea, are practical
6 aaraaacalaabia w?ea one maeta|
>em entaMa bacauae it the aaay
I little lclclea that, hang from tbe hairs.
L- *i three pair at wool
len HI and oaa pair of Oeraxaa aox
with rnbbara, thraa pair of florae
aatf two toboggan cape, la addlUon
I to ettra bea*y endenMothln* and a
thick aalt. I'm kept pretty baay
during ? *e day, >tor t hare forty
dmrtkp^U ' weitier exper
.nnl li' ltiWlk tW# winter awalt
lac an opportunity to acrehw* aeata.
A |rMt rniar null ordere were
Oiled All mornlnf and a lane etaff
or ticket aalcampn Till probably be
\?flt fur to r (erenl da/? bendllnc
iriiri'"' The Rotary Club, under
ahoee direction k(l?e Farrar and ai
.ootate aftWa'wltl appear on next
>1onday. l-ru^d a Wetemeirt toduy
aaeuricK all .pafcuH tf ar jr?t ord?ra
opttld be ?Ufjl wilb utlKactlon. The
gfM?b auditorial baa aaerly Jtoo
iMTand mora wW be prorlded II
I WW} WUI b? attended
J people at n Uw? Uron?h.
.jnku^n: *#*rr X3l*k la
Hi for a *ery elaborate dance
lmn.eJj?ttl?<
? '1* bbaor ef the die
after }ke eoaeeri in honor ef tbe ?e
tlogalahed artl.u.
ic w.' 1 ? r ? ? ?
KEEPING PIPES
FROM FREEZING
oat of vaete bole, la atop tt
it Mo? anf wa*?' la la bo:
of Bona* aee that water di
?f bed quickly ? It U?V
ttt.aader pipe a'lU Oil a?W
cows, calve*, colu and boreee to car*
for braldee mor? than one ha&dred
chlckeae and a doaan kO|e Wa- aU
menace to keep pre*y well, how
ever, although the children have;
contracted a alight cold.
"I wl?h tome of 7M people would
come oat far a while and- enjoy lira
or aU (eat of enow a&4 fino roada to !
ride 09. , Kany of oar. nelghbora era
baa?y fnfa^rd at the preeent time
putting op lea for neat lemoar* V
wiah I could aee the . thlcknete. I
won't tall you what they told me It
wm? because I know you would not
believe It.
"I sold Are Jbuadrad do!tafs jrorth
of butter laaf summer and 1 nope 1
will be abla tio doable thpt amount
next ?u tamer, when (be greet will
took creeper than H Aoee *t preeent.
I hare a fine Hunch of young dairy
helfera coming two yeara old. I
hare Ave work horaee andtheyare
nice oaea. At the preeent writing
timothy hay and alfalfa are eleven
dollar* per ton, oata eell for one
twenty-Ar* per huadred. Give my
beet regarda to evexjoae In Waah
Ington and tell the^r lhat X ofteq
think about them alL
"Sincerely.
V "A. H. PHILLIPS."
raenHGtFiragg 1
? WAY0ME?LU?
IP
Held Lift Night.
Committee*
-.held a business
-in their rooms
ltx *o4
?M caOM io
JUbtrUfcK
w*s called, tho
constitution to the new members wi*
read: Then the President appointed
all the standing committers (or the
ensuing t??m. Among these was the
finance committee and a purchasing
committee. A committee waa then
appointed to draw up a ' suitable
symbol and have it engraved on
some stationery for the use of the
club members. The boya decided by
a unanimous vote to let Mis# Sadlo
Wis wall teach a 8unday School class.
.This class Is to be composed of the
club members. Miss Wlawall has
been worklng'eernestfly in behalf of
,the club, and the boys appreciate
what she has done.
ft was decided at the first Tuesdnf
night each month ehall be the regu
lar meeting nlhgt, C. O. Morris and
F. J. Berry, who are members of the
beard, of directors, were present.
^(9 gentlemen made very in
teresting talks. They pr%leed tfie
work the boys have been doing and
gave them som? good advice. Mr.
Morris likes their constitution and
he said if they followed Its rules and
by-laws he >Srould 'he satisfied. Mr.
eBrry also gave us some good advice
and cautioned n# to he very earefu!
in the aeloctlon of new members.
The boys appreciate the advice,
given them by these gentlemen. They i
hope that not only Mr. Berry and]
Mr. Morris bnt nil the other direc
tors will come up In their club |
rooms at any time they desire.
The ??*h . ts fa*t coming to the
front ff the beys kfcep up the work
Rhry have, been doing, no doubt It
pUl be ? very gtrodg organisation.
FKATUfrtC COMEDY AT
BBLLSfO TONlcnt'C
Lovers of good comedy are assur
ed a rare treat at the Bellmo tonight
Miss Allen Howell, one of the most
famous at screen comediennes, Is
ffeatuc^l In a howling I*-Ko eonudy
in t*5TreeW entitled. ??Undec Ne*
Management." Yon will positively
roAr at Allee Howell. If yon have
already ec<w her. yon will come any
way. and if yon have not. oome out
and.
.single reel* of good
dramas. There will hot he any fhfrj
toplays at this house tomorrow night '
on seeeunt of the preeentaUon at
B.5K.xsr?cri?
|Tr??." T?w .Itmctlon (rot. HI ,
h. lb. erowllni ?
.utti .oMofM
? rd tb* tOmft
MM M>?n? I
miim
BITTER ARGUMENT OVER
THErMEXICAN SITTUATION
Washington, Jan. .19. ? After an
other fftriLlml'Aj stormy debate
yesterdsy the senate referred to tho
foreign r(HalioM 4^nmltte<? a reso
lution offered by Senator Llppltt for
armed intervention In Mexico, and
the resolution of S*cetor Lewis for
use of the land a&4 0#fral forces In
conjunction with those of Carranzn
oo restor? peace or order.
Again there came to the surface
In today's prolonged discussion the
foiling of reeentmdbt and criticism
which is widely entertained at the
c?b Uol lor.l^wJt^BUimUonXMsx
Senate -Llppltt declared "that it
he had been Presldnt when the
news of the Chihuahua massacre
come to Washington he would have
sent troops over the border to ha at
down the murd<rers. He asked Sen
ator Stone, in view of the newspaper
report that this country would aewk
northwest smitten
*Y COLDEST WAVE 131
YEARS; 44 BELOW ZERO
Seattle, Wuh, Jaa. 19. ? A cold 1
ware which haa ,hovered over th' J
Far Northwest for a week damped ,
down again today;
The temperature here at 8 a. m.
waa 14 degrees above zero, the low
est mark In six year*. At Walla
Walla It was S degree* below, the
coldest la four years, with six Inches
! of snow.
Intensely cold was registers far
ther east. Prince Albert, Alberta,
reported 44 degrees below aero;
Havre. Mont., >4 degree* below, and
Spokane, Wash., 2 degrees above.
HELL-KNOWN BROADWAY
STAB JOINS UNIVERSAL
CIptw London Comedienne Bljrni
Contract to Become A Film Star.
Marie Tempest, the famous Lon
don actrees, will appear at the BelL
mo Mutf^e o? Thursday p? the big
Universal Uln* feature, "Mr?. Plum's
This I? but another in
the loaf* tin of well-known celebri
ty s who has left the glare of the
Footlights to play for Jhu tliejt
drama.
Miss Tempest eom menaced her* ca
reer as a musical student and played
In the Paris Opera Coalsue some
years ago. Since then ghe has sutrred .
In many eomlo opera* and finally
gave up the singing stage to fedoome
"one of th? foremost comadlenAei of
the present ag?. This clever alng
Ing actress hs? to her credit the!
starring rotes In nearly fifty big ouo- !
cersee, her biggest fcHfe being Kitty
Carrot la "The R'd Hunter/' Nell
Owyn In "English Nell." Polly s
cles tn a revival of Taste/' Klt-y
Silver ton In "The Marriage of Ktt
ty." Peggy O'Mara la "All Ofe-flud
den P?ggy" Becky Sharp In ?'Vanity
Fair," and tn the all-etar revival of
"Loadoa Assurance," given fh aid
of Kjlng Oeorge's Actors' Penklon
Fund, In London.
Slnoe renouncing musical plays,
Marie Tempeet has won feaao and
distinction aa one of th* leading com
?the connect of I.atin America b-ioi
the Bolt d S'accs could by Itself tak<
action to de'^nd Its peoj le.
Resentful of the impl: d crit'cl-ijc
jSonu'.cl* Stone called the question
pucril and beuoaih the dignity of
a senator. Son a tor Stone eald tho
Pres'dent would be subject to 1m
peachnunt If hu ordered the troops
Into M -xico wi.Uout authority of
Congrcra.
S?.'ra'or Xew'ands, recalling how
MoK.alcy. was forced i?ita the war
with S^alr., pica l??d. v. 1th hfs c ? 'aag
lugs jiot tc p'.aca In tho amo
fpinftjotrT
I "It. you 1/1 ajo ^asyltor. thii ooun
' try to.set'lix'a war.jucy." aaldhe,
i "lt V(ould to r nsy .to^fji. * :iio .war Jn.
I Mexico ar;d to go'u^Jn.*' war with
'Europe. If tlio war -s arched
If the io?d:rr mvn of th*1 na .' u cou
.a'a:i !>- HclJ ' - '.o -h \;z\
WALTREN MADE
A BAD BEEAK
Rctmed to Judfre A-lcn as a "Good
Politician/' Hurt the Latter'*
Chance*.
. Washington, Jan. 19. ? Whor. ver
tWo%>torth Caro'inlana mot tod*} the
first subject discussed was the a ate.
mem made to the Pre3id nt yeati-r
day by Thomas D. W arret che'.-m^n
of the Democratic s:ato ojmm ".c^, j
that Ju^,e W. R. Allen, of Ur d?
toro, was a good politician. It Is
certain that Mr. Warren could not
have said anything that would *'9
hurt tho cause o? Ju'?e Allen r. u?re
nor mbjirrasitd tie 'S'o ' h Carolina
congressmen to a pr-'atcr ext4.n:,
thac he did by connecting his name
with &olUlca. .
"** Mr. Warren, of courso. Intended
his statement to Vlp hi& North Car
olina friend. Bj' poiiflci la the la^t
thing monMosed by men who have!
gone to the White Houoe In the pan
to recommend a man for a Judg -
ship. To suggest the subject about!
a man under consideration for the!
Supreme co-rt of th* United States
has never been hoard of until yen- j
terday. The luctdenUls being wired,
to all parts of the country today by ;
j Washington correspondents.
About Fishes.
Fbh are nearly the >ame weiarht aa
I tbe water la which th?y live. ?<? triat
, tber cnn more in It with err rat ec*?. ,
| Tho majority of them also hare au air I
bladder lnaUe of the body, which ra? >
able* them to go ap or down In the '
Water at wllL When a fluh dealres to
go down deep- It oan (>re?M the air ont
of thin bladder by menna of tertala
moaclca and thus inrrenac the weight
of Ita body, and when It wlafcee to r1*ia
Again K tanea ofr the preeao re, the ,
bladder f.Ila with air n;rnin, and Ita
body boeome* it*ht enough to rW
PHONE OIRI/R W1TR
fwur rt\th BAimm
| 8t. Paul, Minn.. Jan. It ? A poaaa
of cltls na rouaod by a tol 'tone fifl
at 4 a. id. teda^ routed several rob*
bars ftCtar a batt e at tha pottoffloa
at North 8t "Paul, a ?ub?rh. Bereral
shew were e*ch*nf d.
glare fr'ght-"* *+*7 lf?*r
rlhey f ji only abofet ? i
REPORTER HAS -J
"GOTTEN m BAD'*
. i in "Mentally
l"r Him. Childrui v
.'??* &^X4U Sentence*. r?
Yiaisrday'e "mentality tost" 1{|
the Da !r New* bu resulted la *
, ?ronjr wb*' unpleasant aftermath (of
tht . ? :or wiio Interviewed the
pr_u..:a: cltltne regarding th?
"lit. e deg acroM the street."
Oi.e of the lawyer* the elt*
i-tau'd this morning that* when
wife aaw In the. paper where * - V
runted In the teal, >he b' V*
If indignant over hi* ' ^ atal
efflcfoncy. ? *i loat
moat of her reipect for ?ia learning.
S rot her of thoee who failed In the
te- mde~ the ctatement that when
be ej't heme last night, he read the
et. nf? off to hla .little 10-year
old g'.rl?acd the rattled them off
? 4 f u . ii t'ti hetltatlon. lie'
. *3 ?> undergo conelder
*roa uOth his wife
.. v g.rl.
i)?" ?Ail of the whole affair.
-? r p j. :ed this morning. Is that
whv?n t'.ij parent* read tha ?~-ntencei?
? off to their children, the larger per
centage repeated them word for word
And yet, (here w.re only two grown
up tnea ,of those seen by the r*.
j porter yesterday, who could do the
[same.
TEACHERS MEET
AT AURORA
1 .lob ? id Tuonshlp Tejichrr*' Aseo
C'j 1 ?n la ronuAily Organized,
inlet eating Mooting Held.
Th? Rlch'.and township teachers
met bv order of the count/ superin
tendent at Aurora Jan. 13 th, h? the
auditorium of the Aurora Graded
School. ? ki
Tte or. lor of program u planned
was: Observation" la AttTora
?th-Mil, morning!; lunch; dlecysatow
of ho flruflH chapter* of the Baad
T irr-lg* lext, ~Howtd Teach UiV
Co .itioti" S^tidhey'' Jkftfrnoon. m'
Tlfi' V'aCflSall V fmpagsablV cQn'dl
>n if'fHi' rCi<i i^iwee's Washing
tin uad AuVora prevented Mr. f?rl
'ifl? 1h S'Jpt , ffom bMng pr$!en..
't 'Z.r- Principal of the Aurora
z: i *'Wu' 3cb6'c19, presided
?f 't- >tc?lWt e<;ulp
* ' hsol -ud tie ? Glcleucy
a. -il .g corps the observation ,
x or -: : lu- morning was both p.eas- 1
u -sable *nd profitable. In the af
t 'noon, rh* cbapt rs on tprlling and
writing wferc thoroughly discussed.
It sc- to be the sentiment of the
body 'nat^'.hese eubj et* are of pri
mary tportance and should receive
re ore attention than is often given
tl cm. Mr. Qaultney. Principal of
tho Small school, gave In detail hisj
m thod of teaching 19011108:? a'
method which recommended Itself to
many of his bearers.
First In Importaace of the work of
ho day waa the organisation of the
.eachrrs of Richland township Int6|
an association for the purpose of
jromoJng the educational Interests
ot the township. The work of this
*'*ocn*lon *ict3. of courae, as a sup
m \c *he work already being
ho county. 4
h fv.!l:w!ng officer! were elect
ed: Pie.< ,? Mr*. Katla B. Bonner;
Vice Prea., Mr. H. Bmlth; Sec., Mr.
'laul'.ney. The abov* were named
ulso a committee to draft constltu.
'Ion and by?laws to br* eubmltted at1
'he next monthly meeting which wlHj
convene in the Aurora school audi
torium Saturday, February 11th.
Aurora by lt? central location to
the townahlp will be the principal
meeting plac* of the association, but
for ob* lous reaeons the ssaetlngs wllf
be held a* often as possible la the
various districts.
Pr< ram for P^rosir Mffttaf.
T*i nvisJeaf numbTir by Mis*
,i wry it a: her of music la the Au
o a school.
Dlfccueslon of chapters S, 4, I, la
'How to Teach the Common Branch
es."
Treat meat of the problems brought
out by the question bos.
It Is hoped th* teacher* will ase
freely this question box m a mear.a
of bringing before tbe aaaoHaHoa
their perplexlag problems.
The eessloa cloerd with a plea far
the county high school at Aurora by
It* Principal. Mr. taaltb.
POSTMASTKR-DBrOOMT
pinwnt mm mm,*
Alff< aqatn. 111.. M. W.-*.' D.
Coopw, K drngg lit. >-afac*4 Im * r*
lolrar ???! fro*, hta wl???w wKh
??o bMdiw HrKM to 4k# Mt ol
m?Mac th. (Mtsflfe Mt* tmtlf U
ii?y. Tko hu4lt? ?M?p?d la u, ??.
i K.iaabii* vitkrai utr mm. >' ?
en mint
is iiit w
OF IMS
_ .
nnvr>PKD? or iu-ixiiiOAjfa kit
DF ? AT IAHM or Mxca
Tosa vehteJKat.
jTHER war news
,"Ko AiU?J Troop* Said to Have Laad
{ e< Kmt AUxm. AoatHfta Arts
1 tor* Bombard Aaron*.
| Intoreata Watch Albania*
' London. Jan. 19. ? Hundreds of
I Bulgarian sc'.dleri were killed and
tA groat many wounded ia a bom
I l-rdcicnt of Petrltal b j a squadron
t of tw nty-nve French aero^ttfefcs,
jtfccoiding tfe a despatch receive* 'ttr
Athens and forwarded by tbe.eer
rfspo&dbnt there of the
atinftrt. tv--v
. * No Troop# ?t Atheda. ? -
Little attention so far' lias boon ~
paid la Entente suarter, do the^W*
ports that allied troop a Mave boas
landed near Athens, its Oeriian press
Ut' ranees Indicate.' ? From German <
source# como the -additional report
that a las ding of Eoteatla^lfn^4M#?,
been mado at Plraaua. the seajya^t
it Athens, as well aa In Ok la^^f
Phalsren, east of tbe Plraeajpenift
suia, about Ave mllea from Athedej**
? Austrian* Drop Bombs o* I a snip
Romb, Jan. 19. ? Four Aufllaa
aeroplanes dropped bombs yesterday **?
afternoon on the city of Aa*ona'r*0&e ^
person was killed. T&e material
damage was unimportant.
' Wat riling Albania*
"London. Jan. 19. ? Entente later*
' s ts appear to be watoblnf Closely
i the situation in Albania and rooeAf
F:fctffl?s from London declars that
attenuate forces are new eft hand to
defend that country. Tbe belief1 Is
indicate I9 &ese. ed rices tibat Itffljt
precaution ry ' measures In Ajtelan
^ territory .have gone far toward safe
guarding the future Interests of
Montenegro, whose military collapse
r eiSB to have been considered well (
nlLht inevitable after the ^rpobiftg
>1 Serbia. . ; . ' ..' .
ARE INSTALLING
ALARM SYSIEM
' ?'"*?
Twent j-tix Boxes B*in# P?t Up*
Fir? Alum. Will Be"*-.,'
Moit Com plot* One. ,
Mr. Lambert. rftpreseutlaff \hi
Oameweli Fir* Alarm Co., 'itf lteWk0j
city Installing tho new are alarm
I system >!pr Washington. Work ku
already commenced and Mr. Lam
bert yesterday gave the Muru?l
tbat It would be complete^ as-'faaif
a* possible. ,
.. The tyitr m will lnclada the In
stallation of 26 boxes, located on ike
eornsra throughout the clty.^.t&fl^
will be eo arranged that * pereon
ean never be more than two or tbjji<l.
blocks away from a box. . Bach
wil' be of the "break-ln-the-glaaa"
type. When a person turns In an
alarm of Ore, all he will Jiave to do
-will br> to "smash the glass at the
nearest box, turn a key ant! the In
dlctaor at the flrehouse will Imme
diately abow which box wm broken
into. "
It is expected tha^? teduetlon IK ?
the k^y.ra^ of lniprjirt|. wljl follow
the installable?. of
you n. piomwt mam Fit inc.
Only to the Ar?l youAg lafly secur
ing some a Id tlmey pair of cotton
carda. brloglng a sack df eotton;
when r^ady. taking a sefct, begin
cArdlng till big drops of prtkplratlon
begin to ftil and ih"refl? I ( ^Mfj-roll
upon the cards. The picture la ?Ui*>
free. BAKER'S . jr