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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

Y. LEACHMAN & SON. . Minneapolis, MINI.
ourO At l9ie / ner emo en- 9enieel-
De- 5o.lfet ie9 onifer at gre OPP
mqrtiom poo.
Zen bGrer itnrft 8ionesbpro ON
oct omiottenOe, poagooen0e og ont
50agelige 2lrbei0e, Der aares mi ON
Sage ira neiten ate friitne 2an0e
iof al grace Den gafrle &eroen op
al $oroen % faa ben til at tale
o9 phone / 0a4en5 br~QnOenoe
%Sp9rgsmoaI: 0m 9ibeIen er ianO
eIer iffe2 meo atOre Oro: On ari-
tins er @1to5 Son eQer iffe2 56i
oisle to SpBrg5maol bpnger pao oct
iloerli9ite anmnen, efteriom ariitl5
10 bier ben til oct 9amle 6eitamen-
te iom Oct tore 8ione ON BAN, iom
Den 6orloiigelie, Der oar lutoen
lin OpipI0eIie / banl. - % booO
bar ioo Den gomle 8eroeit, for ioa
uiot ri MI fen0er Den al ll0Qroonin-
0ernc, at ii9e o5 angaoen0e 9ibe-
lens, iGrlia oct gomle 6eitamente5
Sano6eo? Scr oct ferite ga bette,
at ielpe De 9Der, / 6Dis alriner 10
9rapnin8erue oar inl0et Steo, oio-
uer on 9i6elen5 Sopobe0, 0erpeo,
at Den 10 forIen9it bar foru0iagt
0erea lln0ergung. 6aaOe 9inipea %
9o6pIons og ioa mange, mango al
ores. 8ernuit bi0ner llogropnin8er-
ne ON 9ibelens San06eO oeroeo,
at Sc pier, at 6ile 9per, mems 0e
itoO, bar fulOe al 4igit0er % Af-
9uo90Qrfelie. men at 6oaoe Oere5
@lroer og 0eres 9ieligion Dor al
mpgtige til at bepore 0ere5 Canoe
% Gil6eOere ira Undergoing, no9et,
iom 9i6elen forlGngit baD0e baa0e
lGrt % ioruoioat, ioaleoe5 iont en-
5uer 2uier al S5roels Froieties 9e-
ger fan lie bet.
6renoeles pfoner llogroonin9er.
ne ON. at 8i6elcn5 9~eretninger i
6titoriif @~enieen6e er fll0t no paa,
lioeIige, enoog in0til De nlinoite gn-
~feltbe0er, ioaleoeS ion1 oct 10 bar
at pente, % iom en6oer, Der feuoer
@lo oa bans GrO, iorla0er Jig paa
baaoe Tor Gioen5 % %@oi96eoen5
&eofommenoe. 1erimoo bar iomme
lt0qroDainaers &eiultoter iorlungit
9iort De plore rntionuliitiifc &i6el-
tritifere til 2oqugre, Der paoito0,
at }o'e6eaer1le life funoe pare
ifreone al Woie3, efteriom Strioe-
taniteu par en- longt iencre Opfin-
Oelie. Set er life 100 Qor ii0en,
at oerme RaoitoHo par goo &ntin
bla1rot DC beilpr0e. On er man foln-
men ioa plot, at man %oDer6ope0et
life fenoer noqen 1iO, 0o Q}enne-
fenc life feltote til Sfripefltniten,
ioa Der er ben itprite &imeligbeo
ior, at I. Gf8. 2l6rabam 6or bait
in %ifreOne 9eretning ON @ltos@er-
ringer / 5ortioen.
5remoeleS bar ll0groonin9erne
laqt ior 0ogen, at De forifellige
6ormer al 2itterotlir, ,om me0er
os noenTor oct gomle 6eitnmente,
6oaoe biitoriif 9eretnin9, 2oo'onge,
2~pre0igte, Oroiprog, garielSionge
oiD. por ioare bel fcrotc / Dime
ganle Gage bfun0t 0e 6olf, meo
6pilfe Ssroel fom / 9erering, ON
De life ligetil Dor beilngtet nleo Dem,
90 at Der oltiao life fra Den Sine
fan pore oct at inopenoc into0 vi.
6elerL at oens itore 2itterotnr bel
tillog6es Den fierne 8ortfO, men !
GirfeliQbeoen nor ienere 8iOers
@prf, ioale6es /. Gfs. Sobs. 9oa.
Garff~ftaS hoo GfNa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

li0en9e0, re0e til at toale alt. Pali'
lus i%frioer: 0Om ieg GAP nit Sc
GENE ben for at br9nOes, men bao-
DE life aprlig6eO, oa %9aoneoe bet
mig intet." Qtat5on SgnOerbIom
ariitenooumen % Ge%ligionerne"
- Oanif GDeripttelie peO amt0
&ei6era Si0e 10. SBOer6lom
Tiger frem0eie9: Ger fun0e Dgre
meget at iige ON a%riitenOom-
mems og Embellishments 5or5olO til
bi%nan0en. Gen 0gbeite 8orifel mel
lem Sen cole, in0iife Or0ensitifter-
ter % 6relieSlprer Santana 8uo'
O6a, iom bar talt % irennfal0t Oro
al n%for9pngelig Sfgnbe0, og 5eills
ariitlts er 0enne, at 0en %fBritfpon.
te Ipn8er jim e%nsiormige, men 6el'
ripenOe tonne 9llggeOfie oDer Den.
neifeliOetS Stre6en, Gro og 0oa6
% gtper De lpngiel5fulOe, fpm
pence M}enueifeliple ct meO Iitfer.
ri9tigt Selofeuoifo6 uOtGnft Be
O6pelie5mi0oel, iou i6rer Dem til
Oen tore Stil5e0; men 6o5 arritu5
fin0ea oen OpIOigite, oiGrDeite, ntro.
liJe og BOG pirfelige, ingenIm0e
ioprmeriife 9ro pao 2iOet. iom Ser.
oen 1oaen Sinoe bar Jet.
9uo06a panoreoe, 6DDoet al aon
ger % 5pnter og iillgt al 5uiin-
DER, til 2QDoeroommens 56ie @rgnie.
Sens enOte pna oct melt oon9ren0e
9tctterite0, poo ct 8ors, % Ipn9it
5orte5 al bans iiOite 0rO bette:
Min @lO, min @uo, 6oi BAR oil
iorloOt mig" Qien ipgr9er man,
boem al De to eier oerOenserobren0e
strait - lite 6lot en- imerteItilen.
6e 0ltlmen, men @ip5traft % Seir
i 2io o8 500; ipor0er man, buem
al De TO bar gipet @eroen &i0, oct
eOj8e 2iD, ia tan Sparet life bIi-
be toipiomt." q. 5teos, SiOe 10
50).
I'll Slutuiug enOnu tim folgen-
De. Gn enfoloig aineier, iom par
fommen til lroen paa &riihi5. lag.
De, "a Dan pil0e pie line 9onOs.
memo, 6oa0 oe oil0e Din0e oeo al
om6ptte aonfucinai$mens 5ule Bis
Dom % 9u006i5men9 tonme lr5it
meo lroen paa ariitn3: st Oien.
neite. Der er en- Spaoer, er lig Ell
QianD, Der er ial0en / ell 9rgno.
Gu lpro 3oftor (2onhlc.aner) fom
for6i o. goo Qtan0en Ell 6orma.
nin4: a1Uilfel 3oare OIL oar at
ioloe oet. seq ral0er Big til, noor
0u or fonrmen op, life at ial0c /
i8en@ - % iaa gif Dan jim Del
5oa fom Ger Ell b~u005iitiif BrGit
og iagOe / ell Gone al Q}eoDnl: $50
er meget 6eoreoet ior Big. men
iea fan life noo Dig iao lo1gt ne0e;
bpi5 OIL flnoe flottre Den Babe
&ei op. tunoe ie9 5irlpe Dig op.e
-, io96e oen itoftei5 Spa0cr.
oOet er oct, ieg life fan; 6ois ie9
fun0e flattre ben 6alpe Bel op.
tufoe lea o8ioa flattre &eiten."
DSoo fan jeg life 6iGlpe big on
moa blipe liggenoc Ser IA fom
0en 6erre 5eius, % meo en- DGI
Dig arm al 41ao0e aif Dam ne0, ioa
loaat iom 0et i~toffel5 Mauo par
alden, % loite0e 6om life til Nan
Sen al 9roaoen, bpor ban funoe
iotoe / iaen. men til ct iiffcrt Stc0,
boor ban BAR iiffer ior 6eitonoia. a
4. 2. 8iQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
SneNba og &rifns.
5ore0rag paa
5rinitatis 5eminorium
/ Sanror 1912.
(Sluttet.D
!. Sigbeb % llli9bcO mellcm
SriitnS % gnOOba.

i0AIOH1 III IulAt HllA l HHHltBIttNtoll7
beo. Eli Sn0le6ning mno ieg be.
mprte. at I @iterretninqerne ON
gito06o fin6eS ienere 5iloiatninaer,
bDori Ser tp0elio nof bier iiq Eoa
pirfnina Of ariitenoonmen. ioale0eS
l. CTS. meo Seninn til 9~ebl10elien
al hans 1BOiel. Mirof(er dip. Ser.
poo bar Oi ingen QiO at ipil6e. Soet
oi M f6rit toIer on 2ia6c0en mel.
lem oenL u66GDer ri iprIig ie(9en.
Sc Bunfter:
u. a. 9oaoe ariitcnaommen %
9ito0bismen. ioa Def ION 3orooiter5
Reliqion OF M}u6onieoanismen, bar
Oere5 G%prin0eIie / oct police }lii-
Ell. % taaes Der 6cnipn til Ben
itore 9eroefi er Ser life iao u6nre
lonat melIem 2ouoene, 6Dor oe
isrit frentitoo. 9uoo6ismeu inOeu
iof ben arife, ariiten0ommen
iuoeu Tor Den iemitiife 6olte.
race.
81 2ernnit lianer De 6iuomoen
oeri. At Sc @eliqioner, iom tnptter
Tia til 6eres @oDne. mn er frenme-
De / 6eres oprinocliae 6iemitoon.
: 3uoicn finoe5 @u05ismen fun /
GepoI % pao GeoIon r. cGers raa.
Der 6inouismen. 5 @olritiua I'm
0es fln ioa ariitne - ellcrs roooer
Der Mlt6ome0aniSmen
q 0ernait piier 2ig6e0en incl.
lem Dem ia Ocri, at oeres lieliaio.
ncr er, / Ro5iptnina til + Gts.
g}itbameonniSmen, bpao man fat.
Der uHiperinle. % fife mo.
ifrpnfeoe til en- beitemt Station.
Meoens Gfs. ingeu fon 6Iioe
Mu6omme0oner u0en me0 BET iom-
me at blioe en- Araber. mer %
III more. oa fam man 6iiDe @riiten
u6en at b(ipe S60e o. 91roo-
brit u0en at 6lipe Saoier. NeOen5
9riiten0ommen ira Ralpitina bar
uobreot Tia mc0 Noro % Bet, er
g~uo6bismen goaet moo Noro %
2it. = mn rGffer De 6pnoerne no
moo 5inau0en til 6en tore &er-
oeusfamp. ariiten0ommen Dinoer
5a6gana / aina 90 Sapan, 6itoo5i
itiife Sfrifter operiettes % 6eum
orcs europa % gmcrifa
D. 3erupit ligner ariiten0onmren
OF guoobi9men %6inou0en oeri at DC
beaae b%enoen6er iia til Nenne.
tier, Ser er / Re6 % i6ger
5rele % 8orlgsnina. Sc.
ius Tiger; nWenneifens Sen er font
men for at ie9e % frelie oet ior-
table 81 9uoo6a iagoe: g2ige.
iom ben alte Smo8 %aenremtrPn.
ger 6aDoon6et, iooleoes gennem-
trrnges min 0pre al Ionfen on
6orlesninq."
e. 9oaoe 9uO06o oa Sri.
tins ofoiite Ell beitemt n ife e
iom 9eien til 6orIestiin8 /
DIooiptnjna til 6ariiGismen %
9ra6miSmcn.
. Gnonu finoc Der 6ennGrfes, at
@etegnelierne 9n666a % Sri.
titus (D}esiios) er pIore ettO De
gerioner. iom man M 6ruaer Dem
ON, ioet oereS 1iG6pneere er enige
ON. at oisie 9~eteaueier BAT iunoet
ocres fuIOe OpfpIoeIie / Siobarta
og SENS al 0o8aret6
.. Soa meget ON 2ia6eoeu mel.
lem aritus % @ltOoba. Soet pi M
fomner til Sen anOen SIDE al Sam.
menligningen nenlig nligbe.
ben, oa er oenne hoo0e iaa op6 %
ieineial0enoe, at man finn fan ior.
nn6re iig oDer, at iiogen nogen Gin.
Sc bar funnel ooerie BEN. Ser fun
nogle 8iutfter:
/. @autamo 9uooba 6enpen.
Der fla meS fin 2Gre til ben aonoe.
liqe Operflosie, iom isler Jig trpt
% 6etpnget al Gilppreliet tifSino,
Tom pr betagne al 8eroenSimerter
og 2ipsleOe, iom Den iremfommer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

5orbinOelie nleo auGturmGtteGie o9
OoerforfineIie. @ons MunfeorDen
er ell 6orenin8 Al @rn6lere.
ariitus %6enoeuote iig til ale
Dem. ser or6eiOeoe % oar 6eiDa=
reOe, De ipae, iorfomne. Denne
lllig6eO er itor. gten BEN 6liDer
eponi itprre, noor Golen 6liuer ON,
6oao DC oo 6enoenOte Jig me0 til
Menneifene, 0e fif / Gale.
,. 9uOObn fen0er ingen
.@u6. ingen Ieoen0e CUB,
. a mil mo me0 @u0,
Der er brlt0t % fan gcnoprettes.
5oIf, iom 6urOe Dtoe 6e0re, bar
iagt. nSeniigten me0 bans 2ooe
par at ire Mtenneifer til Riroona
- Sonfuto meo @u0." - Ufefi
San06c0en cr Oen, at 9ll000a felt
Der Ell eoig &er0en, men intet eoigt
Gpien, ingen @u0 foruO ior Der.
0eu. Nior 0fiIaer Tiger: o9u0Oba
npgter 5iIpprelien al en- Sfaber,
ia al @uo iom ct abiohtt Gpien."
De 6eGli9e Sfriiter Iaoer 9u0o5a
iige: DSe9 Ter ingen enten I Den
6immelite eQer Maras &er0en, ell.
Ter 9ra6mo-& erosnen, iom Oct
oilOe paste JIG for mig at Gre. Gn
p%erionlig Sfaber Di(oe efter as
S%anfe9ang opre en- @ruiom6e0.
7erior Tiger ogoo 9ltooba ON Sri
iten0ommen, at set pil0e opre en-
900 AeIiqion, oeriom ben oilOe noe
looe, bOao Der ii9e5 ON Sfoberen.
noe.
3 guo06a fen6er @toel-
Il. men ban fenoer fife S0no.
) 6Dert 3olo life Den friitelige
9ctooninq al Or0et. Get er Ell
6eIQe al at ban life fcnoer @li0.
5or 9u0o6o er, 6ooo ban foloer
5ert, Oct, Der aoor Spn0e1a
Steo. M}on9e operiptter 5erit
peo 9eaprinQ men Oct er / en- 6el
arden 9etnoning emo 9d 8eit.
Sort cr emit til 9iDet. life 21iten
III oct once. 2pIten til BET epige
2fp piloe pore r16rit4 iiolge 9lto.
06as 9pre Get fommer al, at
9noo5n iaaoefom 9ra5mas Ill
bunQere fife fan ifplue meacm De;
i0iiite o9 BET moralife
Seir5 Iprer, at oct iteriie 0noe
er life 2ipct. men Spuoen, Den onOe
GiGie.
T. Qrrfor fenoer 8no-
6eIter in8en 6relier.
6rclien ior 6on er Site 0ilporelie.
1rita9elie Tor @enfeoele. 5or Oer
ariihre cr 6relie 9efrieIie ira Spn.
oen iom 5f0lo % iom Mogt. %
@ilooba fender inqen 6reIier-
if0en Menneifet ielp. Sc, iiger
.6m -uingeu fan reuie Ben anoen".
Sans 8relierpei er @eien no al
1~ilupreliens are0sleb.
Smfolertio er Get oooet iao itn-
ocrliat I'll. at %inoenior Den moro
liqe 9ll0o5iSnle onies q. fom 6reI-
Ter. onraobc8 % til6eoes iom iaa.
oon.
6. Saa meget ON Embellishments
Reliaion. CONNER nj mn til oens
Gt6tf. On or ben 6Ieocn priit i
6oie Ioner. Do oen iia1r 6etpoe-
lia 6oiere enc i.Gfa. 9ro6mi5mg1s
0}en oa q. life fender @uo, feir0er
6au 6cacr inaen 9ligter moo ban1,
ia fenoer inaen SOB ION llotrpf
Tor en- 6sicre perionlia 9iaie. San
fen0er 6ellcr life 9uo, men eaent
Zig finn 8ooo. 81 6ian0t oens
10 itore Spuoere cr oet life Den
mfu0ite, at fro at man BAR en-
SieL.
9u6o6a fen0er be0er life 81 Or r.
men finn Milo6eo og
Sffe.6a0.
qrnaoaenoe 6i8ie 9ing ItaI ri
aioe Oroet til oen ioenife aeli-
aions6iitorifcr %. Sm6erblom. San
tiger onoaaen6e 6orifeGen poa
9lloobismen og ariiten6ommen;
IDoeIigere 6lioer 3orifeGen. naur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

(5ortiattes paa Sibe ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
RIVER MEN FILE PROTEST.
Objections to Change in the Loca.
ton of Light Vessel.

The moving several months ago OF
the light vessel on the Tail of the
Horseshoe. in lower Chesapeake bay,
TO position about a mile and a quar-
Ter to the eastward OF it's former sta
tion. Is TO be made a cause of protest
to the lighthouse authorities in charge
OF the nth district by those interested
in shipping to and from ports on
Chesapeake bay. Recently Progressive
Harbor Of the National Association of
Masters. Mates and Pilots Of Steam
Vessels of the United States. in ses-
sion at Norfolk. adopted resolutions of
protest, and Rescue Harbor. at Balti-
more, and the pilots associations of
Maryland and Virginia will join in the
protest.
The members of Progressive Harbor
claim that the change is proving dis
advantageous to officers Of steam and
sailing vessels. adverse to the mer-
chant marine and a detriment to pub
lie interest. A valuable vessel with
cargo. IL Is claimed. has been lost and
is now lying on the shoals near the
Tail -the-Shoe as result OF the
change.
AS soon as petition is signed by
the masters. mates and pilots using the
waters OF the Chesapeake IL will be
presented to the United States light
house board asking that the light yes
sci be replaced on the former position
at the earliest opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
OYSTER SUPPLY SHORT.
Danger of River Freeze Sends the
Prices Upward.

Oysters are scarce at the 18th street
wharf, and will remain scarce until a tow
of boats arrive here from the lower river.
Late yesterday afternoon there were but
four small boats at the wharf with oys-
tiers aboard. and they had each but few
hundred bushels. In consequence of the
fear that freeze-up will prevent the ar
rival of oyster-laden craft. the uptown
dealers have been laying in supplies suffi-
cient to last ITEM for a week. AS a
consequence of this heavy demand the BIZ
valves have, been selling briskly and
prices have advanced.
Yesterday. for oysters that week ago
sold for 10 cents per bushel, 60 cents
were being asked. and the best oysters at
the wharf sold at 20 cents per bushel.
Had there been any select Chesapeake
bay stock at the wharf they would have
brought 81 per bus.el, with good demand.
A telephone message received here yes
terday stated that the schooners 5. c. Col
bourne. Mary Chaplin, Eta and S. c..
kimball were lying at Colonial Beach,
and that four boats were at Bushwood
Nd. with oysters aboard. and would come
to this city as soon as tugboat could be
sent to tow them here.
The heavy ice in the river makes it inn
possible for sailing craft to move except
in tow of a good, strong tug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
OUT OF COMMISSION.
Sand and Gravel Digging Machines
Temporarily Of Duty.

The sand and gravel digging and sepa.
rating machine. which has been at work
on the Eastern branch in the vicinity OF
Buzzards point for several weeks. has
been taken to the dock OF her owners on
the Eastern branch to be laid up during
the continuation Of the freeze. The vessel
was moved In the height Of the gale Fri
day evening, and though three tugs had
hold of her. she drifted across the chan
mel to the flats and considerable trouble
was had In moving her to the proper
place.
The owners Of other dredging machines
that have been since last spring digging
sand. gravel and cobble stones at points
along the river have also laid up the
dredges either In sheltered points on the
Potomac or at Alexandria and this city.
Opportunity will be taken of the enforced
lay-up OF the vessels to give them an
overhauling SO that they can be placed
back In service as soon az danger Of Q
freeze Is past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
YOUNGER POLICEMEN
TO Be GIVEN CHANCE
Maj. Sylvester Plans Changes
in Department in the
Near Future.

Changes in the police department in
the near future are contemplated by Maj
Sylvester. Owing to the depleted condi-
ton Of the pension fund, he says he is
unable to retire any of the older men,
bers Of the force at this time. but it is
possible some Of them may be asked to
take a slight reduction that the depart
ment may have the benefit Of the serv-
ices of more active men.
A number of the sergeants. it is stated.
will be affected by the changes. The
withdrawal of twenty men from the
White House will necessitate a reassign-
ment of those who remain there. Sergts.
Bryan and Williams, in command Of the
White House squad are still performing
that duty. but 1t IS probable one of them
will be assigned to a precinct.
1t is known Maj. Sylvester is also con-
sidering several changes in the detective
office Not long ago he assigned Precinct
Detectives Embrey. Grant, Messer and
Armstrong to duty as assistants in the
detective Office.
These men have made good" said Maj
sylvester last night. land should be re-
warded."
1t is said to be not unlikely that some
OF the regular detectives will be relieved
and sent to precincts to provide for the
promotion of younger men in the Office
service. and give them the benefit of the
extra compensation of so a month. A
definite conclusion has not yet been
reached. Maj. Sylvester has decided to
make several changes among the
sergeants. however and some of them
may be made during the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
PROTEST AGAINST LICENSE.
- -----
Anti-Saloon League and Others Oh.
ject Renewal for Mrs. Geiger.

Protests against the renewal of the
liquor license of Mrs. Anna B. Geiger at
1Ua Indiana avenue northwest were made
to the excise board yesterday by Attorney
A. Z. Shoemaker of the Anti-Saloon
League; the Rev. Donald C. Macleod,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
and residents Of the neighborhoed. Com
plant was made that the hotel adjoining
the saloon. which is run by Mrs Geiger,
is not properly conducted. The board re-
served decision.
Capt Michael Byrnes. in command of
the sixth precinct. testified to seeing young
couples enter the hotel. He added. how
ever. that the saloon always has been
conducted in strict compliance with the
excise laws.
r. NJ. Dawson of 127 Indiana avenue
appeared as witness for Mrs. Geiger.
He said that he had lived in the locality
for the last twelve years. and that he
knew nothing of the character of the
hotel or its owner which should prohibit
the granting of a license. Mrs. Geiger
was represented by Attorney Frank ].
Hogan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
ADVANCE IN RATES.
Vessels Using the Dismal Swamp
Canal Will Be Charged More.

Lesinning with the 1st Of January the
managers of the Dismal Swamp canal,
connecting Chesapeake bay with the
North Carolina sounds, made an advance
in rates on vessels using the canas
which, 1t Is stated. will affect vessels
trading between this city and North Car
DINA points, and which is causing a
strong protest from the masters OF the
North Carolina traders now in port here.
The rate on lumber. large quantities Of
which are brought here each year from
Elizabeth City. Newborn and other por.s.
is advanced cents on the thousand feet
and the rate on lath and shinshes has
also been advanced. The canal COM
pany has also given notice that here
after all light vessels of more than one
hundred ton gross register Will be
charged 3 cents. per gross ton for locking
through the canal and the minfn m
charge will be s.. Heretofore. while this
charge was made. 1t was returned to the
master when he came back loaded on the
return trip, but now 1t will be re aimed.
AS both the Lake Drummond and Able
marie and Chesapeake canals are now
under one management, 1t is understood
that the rates applying to one VIII be the
same as those in force on the other
waterway. Vessel masters claim that the
advance in the canal charge will make
necessary an advance In the rates on
lumber and lath between this city and
North Carolina points.
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Southern Railway.
PREMIER CARRIER on TIL

PHEMIEH CAHHIEH OF The SOUTH.
n. B.-Following schedule figures psblisAs1
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New o..
leans Asheviile. $500 am. and l0:4S pm. daily:
al0:45 pm. daily for Chattanooga and AempAis.
For Talladesa. Calera. Selma. UuiostovA.
Demopolis. 600 am. daily.
ham, New Orleans. 1910 pm. daily. Dtning car.
For Roanoke. Rockville. Chsttancogs, Nea.
open after 10 p.m.D. Dining cars.
For Charlotte. SpartsnburE. Atlanta. Annisesa.
Tourist cars for Cali:ornia Monday. Wednss.
day, THURSDAY; Friday, Saturday. t:Is Pm.
ton, Aiken, Augusta, Savannah, yacksouvlIIo
and Florida points. go pm. daily. Dining es.s:
pm. and 4:36 pm. week days; for Ds.vfIs.
f:So Am. daily. and for ChsrIottesville. f:p8
a. .nd ,,z zSo s.m ay T.. aoe ave-, ~
trains to and from Bluemont:
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ENTRIES FOR ANNUAL
POULTRY SHOW CLOSE
Success of Exhibit Regarded
as Assured by Number
of Exhibitors.

Entries for the annual show of the
Washington Poultry and Pigeon Asso-
citation, to be held in the Old Masonic
Temple January 1919, closed yesterday.
Secretary William c. Gray of the asso-
citation said last night that the number
of exhibitors and the quality of the
birds that will be shown assures for the
National Capital the largest and best
poultry show ever attempted by the
fanciers in this section.
Some Of the more important features
of the coming poultry show will be an
educational exhibit by the Maryland Ag-
ricultural College. located at College
Park, Md. This exhibit is designed to
show the best approved methods Of feed
ing. housing and breeding poultry, with
experts in charge to explain what the
up-to-date methods of successful poultry
raising are. The association will show
through manufacturers of incubators the
latest scientific methods of Matching
chicks by incubators. Chickens will be
manufacturers will have displays of
poultry farm implements, supplies and
necessities used on the best poultr.l
farms.
The Department of Agriculture will
distribute public documents prepared
by the experts of that service on poul-
try raising. Then another interesting
new feature will be a display of the
proper manner in which to dress poul-
try for market, showing the approved
manner of shipping, In which the fowls
will be shown to the best advantage.
thus adding value to the stock when
offered to the consumers.
English Stock to Be Shown.
Early this week the list of entries
will be given out. One of the specially
interesting exhibits will be a prize
winning coop of improved silver cam
pinos that won the first prize at the
Madison Square Garden show in 1910,
valued at $500. Among the fancy stock
there will be English and Japanese
bantams and pheasants. pigeons of
many varieties, all kinds of bronze and
other turkeys, with live wild turkeys
and other wild fowls, including
number of domesticated wild ducks
from the lower Potomac river section
English stock will be shown in many
varieties. The best methods Of raising
squads for the market and the manner
of dressing and shipping this stock
will be other features.
George e. Howard. Edward s. Schmid
A. NJ Keen and w. c. Gray of the
executive Official STAFF Of the associa-
ton visited the recent poultry show in
Baltimore and brought back with them
many good suggestions that will be
applied to the Washington show.
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HOBSON TO ADDRESS GUARDS.
Second Infantry, N. G. D. c., to Re.
ceive Colors January Is.

Representative Richmond Pearson Hob
SON will make the principal address on
the evening of January II in the Center
Market armory when the I'd Infantry, N.
G. D. c., receives its new regimental col
ors. To honor Representative Hobson,
the I'd Regiment will pass in review be-
fore him and will use every military cere-
mony possible to make the occasion a
memorable one. Representative Hobson
is looked upon as one Of the leading adj
vocates of the policy which demands a
strong National Guard. In answering the
telegram sent to him by Col. William E.
Harvey, Representative Hobson replied
yesterday:
your telegram received. / appreciate
the compliment of the invitation 1t con-
veys and accept same with much pleasure.
am in full sympathy with the important
work of the National Guard"
The new regimental colors for the I'd
Infantry are heavily laden with gold
braid and are splendidly made. The old
colors have been frayed to tatters in the
winds of many maneuver camps and pa
rades. After the dress parade, review
and presentation a dance has been ar
ranged for.