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Evening star., 1914-02-16
BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE
TIES UP w.. B. & A. CARS
Traffic on Entire System Delay-d d
About Seven Hours-Passengers
on Trains All Night.

The breaking Of a trolleE Nire on the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric railway hetyceI Myers and
Bowie. Md, $e"rt'y after ! ! ociocl, las
night grounded the electric current and
traffic over the entire system was de
iayed for about seven hours.
y train coming to Washington loaded
with passengers trok" the wire. which
struck the other tracks and grounded
the current Almost instantly all cars
III operation stopped and they did not
move again until about 6 o'clock 'his
morning. The train that caused the
breakage was scheduled to arrive in
Washington at midnight. but did not
reach the l5ta and II Streets terminal
until o'clock ttiS mur'tju-.
Passengers on the trains which Nsl'a
some distance from Washington. Ealti
nor. or Annapolis remained on them
all night. Some of thu trains. how ever.
We're near enough 10 one ~ the cities
for the passengers to walk the re-
ma!nder Of the distance.
TIL" regular day schedule which starts
at o'clock was resumed this mornins.
and il was stated the trains are now
running on time.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
PLANS FOR FISH HATCHING.
Plant at Bryans Point Being Gotten
Ready for Season.

In prepare tiou for the npcmins of the
fish nropagattng season this spriug the
bureau Of fisheries. Department Of Com
mcrcc. has force Of men, under the
direction Of CAPT. Heron. ovariauIlu-
the Matching plant at the Bryaus Point
station ou the south side OF Pisc;,tau;y
creek. opposite Mount Vernon The
first fish 10 be ;iatchcd viii bc yellow
perch. and with anytltius like good
weather the taking Of spawn should be
started within the next two weeks.
YELLOW perch, according to report, are
beginning to MAX" their appearance in
the river, and early in March the fish
should be III the Potomac in larg" uilm-
hers. During tn" perch season, winch
only lasts about month or siz Ks,
many huudreI thousands % IRE youIls
perch ar hate.so,i ;n4G @.aal"d 10 parts
Of L.. roi.ptiA yArrc it- strt;,in cor,dt-
TONS are f,trp1ar.. 4o t-t.a s-Gv..n and
hiercase.
E.fose .4e .-.Js .a-i.a 10: iiue sea
son = over is.. lid f.r;iHgatiu= sea-
son VIII b" on. So iuaf after operations
begin at Eryins Point they will con-
tinue Until the latter part uf April and
early IN May ptIr" the busy part of
the season several launches are EN-
ployed in gathering SPAWN from the
nIcii vino take it from the iSh and in
bringing II to the station to be Matched.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
SPEAKERS AT BANQUET
Annual Dinner of Monday Evening
Club at Rauscher's Tonight.

senator Hollis Of New Hampshire. In
gincer Commissioner iiar.liui, and James
Bronson Reynolds nf New Yori, city viii
he the speakers 1T The eleventh annual
banquet OF tide Monday Evening club. to
be held tonight al Rauscncrs.
Two hundred and seventy member. and
guests have accepted invitations TO at
tend. II is understood that Commission
ers Newman and Siddons. both former
members of the club, will attend and
that number of members of the Senate.
and House committees on District af-
FAIRS viii b. the clubs special guests.
The POSTMASTER Will b~ Rev John Van
Sciaich. jr.. White Ernest T. Rickn.lI,
the clubs president. will preside. Thu,
committee III charge has arranged for a
''progressirr' dinner, Tn. hanqueters 10
exchange places At tables between
courses. with a Vi'W To ii%itin, socia-
biiity and wider acquaintance among the
members
The committee on banquet this year in
cludes Walter ). Uffurd. chairman Nv
ron Jermain Jones. Miss Julia g. Lathrop.
Mrs. X. Thomas West. Mrs Edna keene
Bushee and Ernest T. Bichnell.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
CONSTRUCTION IS BEGUr.
New Bridge to Span Tidal Basin Out
let Under Way.

CONSTRUCTION work OH til" u"H r;lraAd
bridge which is To replace the on" which
SPANS the tidal basin outlet near the fuct
of 18th street southwest MS started last
We. H. when Il derrick gar Was brought to
th. bridge and put III use III setting III
position the heavy steel girders that will
fern the new structure. These are rest
ing upon rails 50 arranged that when the
nov bridge is completed the bridge iuW
in u.s.. can hc slid out Of the way Oh "A
temporary troStIc built to receive il. ana
til, new on. Slipped in place. 1t is state.
that this viii be done quickly and with
out interfering With the movements of
the trains in the :.lightes, d.grce.
For several We. ks large force ot meu
hay. been working ON TIE hrid@. site,
cutting aWaT tn. stone abutment aud
building the false work. 50 that when
thu. time comes to change bridges there
will he nothing to cause a hitch i'll the
work.
As soon as the heavy ejrdsrs. eight in
all that form the double track bridge
arc. III position. the work OF connecting
them together and hrtcinS them Will be
started and pushed rapidly to completion.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
THE HORSE

l5c kind to old Dobbin. the gen
ervus >teed. that labors whenever
he : told. and see he has lots of the
lirc-siVin@ iced, and blanket his
frame when ile's cold. The horse
i tho best ri the servants OF man.
The one that is anxious to please /.
he pull pn his feet Just as long as
lle can and pulls when he's down
on hi knees He'll work when 50
sore that il ; torture to walk. he Ii
work when he's feeble and lame ::
the story we'd hear. ii the horses
could talk. would fill human bo--
oln~ with shame The horse is -
tdtthiul, 80 patient and good. he
ought L. be loved and caressed 4;
too often men lam him with blllets
~ wood. and score him with Ian
Suase unble>sed. Too often men
work him until he Is old. then sell
him - wandering knaves. to roam
y cr the country. be bartered and
sold. with other poor heart-broken
slaves BE kind to old Dobbin.
who never refused TO toll for YOU,
early or late: whenever YOU look
on horse that's abused. YOU Il
know that its owners d skate.
Nuu u know that his soul has been
twisted awry. or made ON disso-
lute plan; You'll know that he
lacks all those qualities high
which thrive in the heart oil Il
man. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
Iowa City and Deering High Schools
Head Rife Match "A" Score.

t5ie -t.- ais os the ;ifth week $ match
~ tae Public High School Rife Shooting
t-e;tS'a, show, ,Ae iowa city dowal High
School and the Deerius High School of
Portland, Me lied for first place in class
\. with the Salt Lake City High and the
Morris High OF New York city Oh even
terms for second. Salt Lake City High
turned i'll tie highest score OF the week
q. cat of possible I,"ta. an unusually
fsnt score for d high school team
In class Il JauaIcse a.. II High retains
its lea.l. with Erasmus Hall High of
Brookil' aud the Stoneham tMass9 High
,iei 20. S.saI2d pl,lct. In class { cedar
Rapids dov:a, High and Placer County
iIi@H o, Auauru. Cal-. remain tied FOR
f3tst place Sglnsn;,ry:
Glass A-pe@rine High. Portland Me
49,. ". d Witt ,Iiuton High. New York
81. Iowa CITY Gowa, High. a4a VS. Nc
iNiI'loS Manual Training, ~ g, 92,; salt
Lab High. 271. rs- Springfield Mass
FecH- o.. Morris High. New York
aii- " Baltimor" Pnlytechnic "2.,. Port
Land Me- High, 80 Us Stuyvesaut High,
New York. 81
" Western High y. =. SIS, Trtstl'ls
Hall i'ish. Brooklyn. \. y, s%s vs.
f;rs.@Hrir.e Mass, High. 81. Manual
r;tt1ti;- tii=le liroplsiyl.- y. j., :sr'. -.
itt-t Ntft'r't - "tnlu"rcc- d.-fszttlteG !;
.Es,Ia;--...e tt- - 1figh. >ll. vs. l:i.si,4css
jti.sl e. 50 Eastern Hlgn H. -
=. es commercial High. Brooklyn. u
fea}t.d.
cl.tsS ''-s'e,iss Rapids ,ioyv4, High ST..
Fss f,r,r- Technical iIl@tl, chicago. III
- B.s5lseIi Row ,Nebp High. s55 vs..
e'e-ttay uigl.. Grand Rapids. Mich SIS:
.Fse-ps t--iz-' High. 50 vs. - Louis
sAis-, Manual Training School. 7s.: War
~trs tF.-' IfisA. 79l VS. tics. Free Aead-
csay. -; Place county High. Auburn.
r-ti -: " t3e.Jlstu. tTcx-t High. 30
Evening star., 1914-02-16
URGES BIRDS IN DISTRICT
BE CARED FOR IN WINTER
John Heap. Secretary of the Humane
Society. Says They Suffer
Hardships.

That tie birds of the Districl are 10. s.,
Wei taken care of during the win;er
months as the squirrels, and. i'll conse
qnence. often nave :, pretty hard time of
it. is til" statement ri John Heap secre-
tary Of the Humane Society. The sdr,ir
rels inhabting the various parks of the
city are supplied with food i'll the form of
hazlenuts and tilberts to augment the
stores they have collected themselves.
The Office of public buildings and grounds
through the superintendent r F. Gillian,
has made ample provision for housing
the ittl. animals. y few Years ago these
rodents made their homes in tree hollows
AMI fifty boxes distributed about the
la.hs. When the government start
pi.ssteIillS up these hoics many squirrels
We're made homeless Al that time the
Washington Humane society donated fifty
additional boxes.
While the squirrels receive the best of
care" says Mr.. Heap, Il do not believe
there is airy scattering OF food for the
birds. In winter We have i'll Washington
the sparrows bIackbrds and crows. The
spurious are famous foraserS. as are also
the crows. and ar" always able to find
food. rhey are more etoga:.oUs than the
Dlackbirds, TOO. and get confidence through
their .umbcTs. Tie biacsbirls get along
Well enough if the winter is an open one.
As long as they can get down through the
SNOW they can feed grabs and grass
blades. Eut If severe SHOWS come, espe-
cialiy if d crust forms top. it is very
difficult for them to reach the ground. and
in such a situation some Of them would
likely StalV.
1t seems to me That provision should
he made for them. Just as il is for the
squirrels. The only place ! know of
whore food IS provided for the birds is
Tho Geological Park. which is under the
Smithsonian institution.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Mr.. MEREDITH IS ~.
Relatives Help Veteran Merchant
Celebrate Birthday Anniversary.

4t1 u Marea3.t. Il s4ercuart "a f3.is
cJty or marry year. gest uisht cetcb-s.,-
"u tha seventy seventh anniversary OF
l5s u-rr. In n;s ha:.e, %lp Gtu street
s"4@.easr IL had as saests i 1.;.4nber
ot r' .a:.s.s- S'rer..' ,o4.i;s.,laia tory
Ir @ Ne-' Ev1' q from LBS ts4~r.ds.
'eos tFessr; Nsae = X MEREDITH.
i4aa. u Fs-i.tst ef &aonsuore Ma .,ir-
az. Eiss /, Il. s.ercdgth. >4s.a and
-'a<s t-.e!iu. 81 ai.d MIS-. William Nj
-5a ae'i.t, f.-sa. and Hc.eu Nj ana
N:a g. w Bei.-ssr BeuIamia a.ld
.1o5~ Nj &~d Mrs. : g Young ard
.trrost Ai-- ara Mrs. " I..m i Tyser
William anG Mss Ser'!.a Nj aid Mrs
=. i Kern. Nr .s.sd Mr. j. " War
rr- and William ! G. %as.e ..n.!
M--ses &n'.s stella Emma, Mar and
I-}a3u sic-edlt1
Evening star., 1914-02-16
STRANDED SCHOONER FLoATED
Lena Willing Slightly Damaged and
in Need of Repairs.

Tie BAY schooner Lena Willing. loaded
with oysters. from Coau river, Va. aud
bound to Baltimore. which went ashore
in the Patapsco rive~ near Sparrows
l,olnt was fioated Saturday and taken 10
Baltimore. Though the vessel lag ashore
for about fortyeisht hours, it is stated,
she was not badly damaged, only some
of her p.anhins having been started,
causing the vessel to leak. As soon as
she can discharge tn" oysters she has
abroad She Will be taken to shipyard
to haul out for repair work.
The Willing is owned at Crisiield, Md,
from which port she halls. She is one
Of the feet that each summer brings
waterme!ons from the farms on the
Eastern shore Of Chesapeake bay to tn"
market here.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Colored Democrats to Meet.

\ meeting Of all members of the Col
ofed Democratic League has been called
tor tonight at L Massachusetts avenue
northwest 10 consider plans for cooper
aung with state and national committees
IN rendering support to such nominees
tor Congress as may deserve the vote
of colored people at the coming elections '-
The call is issued by w. G. Payne chair
man Of the steering committee OF the
Wilson and Marshall Colored Democratic
ClUb. by authority of that oss;llliza tioll.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
M MeInoranda.

5, rooner Jennie u. E"l j. 1T Beth Z
i,cl.. With grain from Washing ton. \. & y
schooner M&ttie lean is reported IN nom
iui creek t. load cord wood TO- ijt
dealers here l'p's.e boat Magnolia is at Il
chesapeake bay point to load oysters t"f
the market here: schooner j.. =. Court
ney is at Alexandria from Geors"toWn
en- route to tn" lower river: schooners
Grape Shot and Marsh. at Alexandria.
will return IL = Potomac point I" loaa
oysters Tor the market; schooner Rover
has sailed from W"st Point, Va, with
iumber for Il bay point.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Mrs. Kate Barrett to Sneak

Members Of the board of managers
OF the flotclic" tr.ttcuton Mission,
lave arranged /" be At horne to their
friends "Wednesday. February Is, fro1l
. until O'Clock, at :lS Sd street
northwest Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett.
national president of the Elorenc.
Crittcnton Missions. is to speal, ON so
ciaI conditions Tiursds,y night at the
1etworth United Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
MINISTER is ARRAIGNED
Rev ]. II. De Puc Pleads Not Guilty
10 False Pretense Charge

K James 81, be i'-r. = Presbyterian
s1.--'stec- Was -.Eael TO-DAY before
%s.ief J-stiee t'taraGs.. IN Criminal Co.,r:
m - answer an indictment 10y al
eyed ttss- ptetcast, IL connection with
thu sal" 81 *t"ck in a corporation IN
WAC te ~as Interested Nj. po Poe
Il'a1.-i l..'r a. Try s.,a MS attorneys we're
staWe II 10 1parc tl Gays ia wnica
&. '.s.-.e -' t}'e iadietf,slt o. fa.e -Ich
att'E -a step aS ta,y may " ali
N4sse
x 2i pe i-4a Va seceut.s r-iod 4.
al ,c .,si,. ~s:esii roart et I'~e~ uytet4aa
lie3Ia.S.ers and .-csaIited Of a crs.rse OF
,lass,- ,-csfr; ST euuueet:o.. V 4lIl his sal,
cs .fecAs.
-aftora@y> t-e1,,:e aud 35orFev sp9eareo
for the Clergyman.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
TO FORM SOCIALIST SOCIETY.
Chapter of intercollegiate 0rganiza-
ton to Be Organized at G. w. U.

y chapter OF thu intercollegiate So
cia'ist Society is to he established at
George Washington University, and meet
ings are TO be held th.. second and fourth
Saturday evenings of each month. Otto
c. tisantneI, jr.. is organizing the branch.
II was reported that Miss Lucy *.
Bureson, daughter OF the Postmaster
General and Nine. Su-Yiu- Chiao Wa.
wife OF the commercial attachc OF the
Chimes. legation. botn of whom AZ" stu
dents At the university. are iGteres,ed in
he socialist organ zs.joI. hut both deny
hat they nav. joined il.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
VOTERS UNION FORMED
BY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
Plan to Make Suffrage Campaign
Within Ranks of Domi-
nant Party.
Mrs. Darr Denies Intention to De-
feat Three Democratic
Senators.

The National Democratic Association Of
Women Voters was announced today as
'he latest entry into the political and
suffrage field. AS announced by its
chairman, Mrs. Charles Morton, the OBJ
ject If the association is to carry on
suffrage campaigns within the demo-
cratic party and attempt TO prevent the
nomination Of any democrat who is not
d suffrage advocate.
Mrs. Morton formerly took Il prominent
part in the work of the Women's Ma
tIoaaI Democratic League, but she and
the officers of the league We're engaged
In a controversy recently over Mrs. Nor
tons attempts to have the organization
indorse woman suffrage. The officers
took the stand that it would not take
up the suffrage question until the demo
cratic party iudorS.d it,
Evening star., 1914-02-16
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Steamer Ntnport News, trom Old Point
aud Norfolk. with passengers and freisn.
to Norfolk AMI Washington Steamboat
Company: steamer Thre" Rivers. FROM
lower river landings and Baltimorr. vita
passengers and freight To Stephenson *
Bro: steamer Wakefield. from Nnntli
and river landings To Potomac aud thes-
apeake Steamboat Company.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
To Work Within Party.

.'C'Ir political work VIII >. largely pre-
conventional aud preprimary said MIS-.
Morton. We hold that all democrats
who fail 10 support woman suffrage vio-
late the cardinal principles of the demo
cratic party and, therefore. should weld
their places to others. We will en-
dcavor TO have nominees for office. state
and national. work for suffrage. We
want the House and senate to remain
III democratic control.
The plans OF thu association have not
been completed. Il was announced, hut
state ana county ORGANIZATIONS ar" con-
te.apIa:c,i. along lines durlicatn% 'hc
formation and control oil those Of the
democratic party I; is proposed 10 "N-
tend the work into every state and ter
,-ito:y OF III. United States.
Fortv-eiGht thousand membership
cards III the Interstate Suffrage CLUB,
with headquarters at 1:n; Il street north
west. We're sent broadcast through the
country yesterday to be distributed OH
.'sT endless chain plan Through this
membership campaign the club officers
hope to strengthen il and get il natioi.-
Inir.. SlInpnri.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Reads Thesis Before CLUB.

B. Lazarus Of Boston, alunnus "f
,he George Washington University
School of Law and a member of the
District bar. read a thesis before the
Collegiate Club last night. taking as
his theme The Ethics Of Nietzsche.'
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Condemnation Hearing Postponed.

Hearing Of festiiuote n connection
Wit. the contamination Of eight small
parAs r@ tarIo'ls sections of the civ.
scheduled to- =" held before Justice
Wr;sn; Eo<t l'rid:,y, has been POSTPONED
'lufh March . at 1870 am. The jury will
.piaplete its view ri the property 10y
tnat ting. and Will pe prepared to hear
ties stIi!onS.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Plans to Gust Mrs. Allender.

T.4ere were reacwcd indications TODAY
that efforts are to be made TO dislodge
Airs y. J. A.lesder as president of the
District Suffrage Association because of
her supper, of III" Congressional Union
tc- organization is allied with the
;I..:ioual association. which is opposed to
'He Politics ,: the union.
scented by Tue union at the Columbia
-rAesttcr friday nave neeil taken hy Mrs.
cora SnI!th krug. Mrs heating wife
~ Representative" heating Of Colorado; /;
M.s. AiNndel wife Of Representative
Mondel 81 Wyoming. Mrs. Thompson
wife Of senator Thompson of kanSsas : =:
trs- sherman Booth. Mrs Raker wife
"f Representative Kaker of California ;
Mrs. John ]. White, Mrs George Armes
Mrs. {. L. Stone, Mrs. Seldom jackson
Niss Genevieve Clark. daughter OF
Speaker Clark Of the House. and Miss
elizabeth Kent. daughter of Represent
alive Kent of California
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Recital at Library of Congress.

The program for the entertainment for
the blind to be given AZ the Library of
Congress tomorrow evening at S:1J
. lock IN pavilion sci en-. includes: Song
r,cita.. by William May" with Miss Pearl
Waugh. as accompanIst
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Tugs and Tow

United States ua. II tug Tocun>e ~,
aava, proving grounds At Indian H,;'d,
with passengers: United states Army
steamer Genera! SwaTtwout arrived from
Fort Washington. "a return with freight
and Passengers. tug James .. Garter viii
leave with u tow for tin. mouth of the
river: tug Ros;tlie arrived in the Eastern
branch from Alexandria.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
CITY ITEMS.
r. :s.c III Legs. ::ic doz.:

Best butter. a2c III Legs. 3ic doz.:
: phss. Maearonl. .'e: Zig Bars. s. ~.
ltic pkGs. Dates. &c: :; rk3S. Raisirs 20;
= lbs. Mincealeat. ZOE; : ms. BuckW4lrlt-
DC; Hominy. 2l2c lb.: White Beans .
,h.. White Potatoes, .ic PIX. bu.. a,c. ;
cans Russelline, loc. Tae J. T. u. Pyles
stores.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
Mems Glee Club Elects Officers.

officers Of the Mems Glee Club Of
George Washington University have
been elected as follows: President, Leo
L. Terry: secretary. j. |. Burgess, and
treasurer. a. r. Harrison. The club
is rehearsifs for concerts 10 be
given March /. :, alsd q
Evening star., 1914-02-16

-"nen imb:bng II FL RICIi'S Macrlrn and
Senate These pure wholesome beers are
practically speaking, liquid bread. They'll
benefit you. Twc doZ.. 81 q, {istser. sl..a,.
Bottle rebate. .nc- Write. Or tel. w iG'r.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
W ashinctOn's Birthday-Special Rates

N1tc SulphuI Spriuss. ". Va
e. & .. Ry. vii. sell round trip tickets
At So.td, l'rida,. Feb -. returning Mon
LAY. I'D. Room rates. 500 to $500 a day
per person. Grand ban Saturday. list
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Ireland Great drama Virginia Theater.
To-day. Coming Feb. - Part IN. kATH-
L1N.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
DEPARTURES

sioamea Southland. for old Fo.ut and
No:1ola: sieamer Trenton. tor the lo~"i.
live. 5elItrreI or acruUat of ir,..
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Holmes Aiiik Bread Is the highest type
Of Eread produced .. * f"a loaf, wrapped.
Holmes Bakery. l"7 F Phi NJ i;'S71.
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Preside entia. Chocolates. soc Lib. Postpaid
snywAe-e IN L. s ogr-In's i3 & Pa. ave
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Phone Your Want Ad to The star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
SOTO. Baking Powder.

Superior to any other a: any price.
2,5,c a pound
Evening star., 1914-02-16
You Can Count ON auicL Delivers
You Ia. \. Wen A~ Drink

when You buy iuYber here hnto-trurl
service. Phone Eisingrr Bros. -lt2 It'll 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Avn sEME>Ts TONIGHT.

N....onaI-"oh. oh, Delphine," s pm,
Ecl;.sco- Margaret Anslin in Twelfth
Night" SO PIN
oluubia-Juilan Eltinge in The Crino-
line Girl." s;l1 pm.
I.eiti.'s-High-class vaudeville. s:l5
pm
Pcu's -Fou Players in Mary James
Pa s;l5 pm.
,;ayctr-"Bc Youth and Folly"
S.. pun
.,~.II.es5r- The Bajtl, OF Waterloo" in
mo'l9u pictures. l. uocn TO II r-rl
Cosmos -NaudeviIIe and pictures, con-
tInslul.s show. to lo.U pm
Casino Vaudeville and pictures. con-
tAauus show, l.i5 10 ., $50 to lo.;;r
G,ardcn-F sature films. noon to IL m
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Phone Your Want Ad 20 TIE Star
Nam 3isu.
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Have you Heard Maggie peytc
;. Ursuuhi.a records lust out
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Picture Framing schmidt. .la-.i l.th !
Evening star., 1914-02-16
FRIENDS HONOR MEMORY
OF Ebert TODD NASH
Services Held in Hamline M. E.
Church in Tribute to Popular
Cornell Student.

1tlbute to Elbert Todd NASH, captain
won IN" .ttst competitive drill. VINO died
at Ithaca. \. Y, February s. was paid
at q memorial service held III IIainIine
Methodist Episcopal Church last even
ing Members of Company X of the
Mckinley Manual Training School. which
was victorious under Capt. Nash's
leadership. attended in a body. Mem
bers OF the A d. 5. Fraternity, to which
he also belonged. We're present The
family of the young man occupied seats
at the front of the auditorium
Eulogies Pronounced.
Addresses were made by Rev. Lucius
6 Clark. pastor Of the church: Edwin
is. i-c t'@Nre OF the fraternity: Miss
ai:ce Dea.. 4 teacher at the Mckinley
SCHOOL, and Edward 5. Bra aShears siIper-
ihtendent OF the intermediate DEPART
inent OF the sunday school, of which
Mr Nash had been assistant secretary
AdJt- Gen. George Andrews. t. s. A..
VINO presented the competitive drill
trophy to Mr.. Nash last spring was
seated on the platform.
RESOLUTIONS Of sorrow were read from
Company II Of the Cornell Cadets. to
which Mr.. Nash belonged. and from the
sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Of
Cornell University. into which he was
soon 10 have been initiated. Musical
stlect!onS We're given by J. Walter
Humphrey and Miss Marion Greene.
lae pulpit was decorated with several
floral pieces, banked around large
photograph Of the deceased student.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
nrcad >cicntis..ll. Made.

'ias oss. j. H. corning, -" 18th st
Evening star., 1914-02-16

isc Mazda Lamps Always.
Carroll Electric Co. ~ Eth 81.