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Evening star., 1914-01-04

TIlE latchstring hung out the past
week hereabouts. New Year
day brought out all the old
II time traditions as well as es-
tablished a few precedents. The
official world and residents. too. went
a-callius by auto a-foot or otherwise, and
took the women folks along. There was
no lack of cheer and plenty of good
things to encourage 1t: The White House
closed door conserved local energy con-
siderably. and an afternoon half as long
again could have been used to advan-
tase, as the majority OF callers felt fresh
for the extra efforts involved in reaching
distant points. The cabinet hostesses
had a fair glimpse into what really con-
stitutes Washington throng on a bright
New Year day. Incidentally. too. the day
showed their own great popularity At
some moments callers found it practically
impossible to even enter the cabinet
homes So large was the throng inside.
The reception at Speaker Clark's home
was unusual demonstration even to
old Washngtonians who have seen SINH
lar friendly observances. Everybody
calling made it a point to include this
hospitable center in their round, and
were more than repaid by their opportu-
nifty to not only extend the greetings of
the day to the host and his wife. but also
TO meet their attractive and capable
young daughter.
They had friends from other cities to
share the pleasure of the event and to
assist in the welcoming of their WASH
ington friends. Altogether it was great
day for the official side of capital life and
for those whose greatest satisfaction is
being if not of it, at least with it, on
festive occasions.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
have in view most interesting social
program with the four evening receptions
at the Shoreham this and next month for
which their invitations were sent out last
week. Dancing is to form a part of the
evenings pleasure also.
This weeks gayeties will be ushered
in by the charity ball at the New Will
lard tomorrow night. the success of
the boxes have been taken, and the
largest and smartest gathering of the
winter is certain.
Mrs Lloyd w. Bowers is chairman of
the ball committee.
Customs do not change.in the gen
eral desire to make the holiday sea-
son primarily for the younger set. The
whole week was given over to them.
and house and other dances made their
time fly in the happiest way Mrs.
Dimock. Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs.
Beale r, Howard and Mrs. James
esses whose evening dances were de-
Hghtful events.
The parties given for Ensign and
Mrs. Aston Simpson prior to their
wedding occupied the entire attention
of their intimates for the past fort
on their return from their honeymoon
trip They will spend the rest of the
winter with Senator and Mrs Hoke
Smith.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Embassy Hospitalities.

The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Garrison. the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Lane. the Brazilian ambassador
and Nine de Cana, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Charles S. Ham
lin. the Argentine minister and Nine
Naon, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Mr. and
Mrs William B. Ridgley. DIR. and Mrs
David Jayne Hill and Commander Boy
Ed of the embassy staff.
The Spanish ambassador and Nine de
Riano gave large dinner last night.
There were twenty-eight covers, and
the honor guest was Mrs. Herman
oelrichs of New York.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Rakhmeteff. who recently took posses
sion of the new embassy on the Avenue
of the Presidents, entertained large
breakfast party there yesterday.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
A Tea Dance.

Mrs. Joseph +. Thropp was the hostess
at a large tea dance yesterday afternoon
at her residence. on 10th street.
Those assisting in the hospitality in
cluded Mrs. T.. +. Andrews, Mrs Brnton
Stone. Mrs. William Henry. Mrs. Stevens
Vail. Mrs. Francis Chisolm. Miss Mamie
Randolph Heth. Miss Mohun. Mrs Paul
Patterson, Miss Marshall. Miss Lincoln,
Miss Reyburn. Miss Greeley and Miss
Doris Haywood
Mr.. Douglas Scott Thropp and Mr.
Thomas Scott Thropp have spent the hol-
idays here with their parents. and have
as their guests Mr. T.. B. Robinett and
Mr.. Browning Clement of Philadelphia
over Sunday.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Large Party.

Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey and Miss Dor
othy Shuey entertained at a tea-dance
Yesterday afternoon at Rauscher's Holly,
poinsettias and Christmas greens formed
the decoration. and an orchestra played
for the dancing.
Mrs. Shuey received in handsome
gown of white chiffon over white satin,
with rhinestone trimming, while Miss
Shuey looked charming in a gown of pink
taffeta.
Those assisting included Mrs. Charles
S. Thomas. Mrs. Job Barnard, Miss
Flora Wilson, Mrs. l.. A. Barr, Mrs. Fred
bennett, Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss Sally
Williams. Miss Helen McCumber Miss
Dorothy bennett Miss Sophie Sweet,
Miss Ethel Lloyd and the Misses Gould.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Larkin-Green.

Mrs. Blanche Rowe Green and Mr..
John Bradley Larkn. jr. both of Fred
ericksburg, Va. were married at noon
Saturday, December p, at the parsonage
of the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church,
the Rev. Paul B. Watlington officiating.
The bride was dressed in a travelling
suit of brown, with hat and furs match
ing in color. and was attended by her
sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Wright. Mr.. Turner A.
Cox was best man. A small reception
was held later at the residence of the
brides aunt Mrs. S. Mcdonald, 1853
Maryland avenue northeast, after which
the couple left for short trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larkin will make their home in
Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
For Bridal Couple.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus +. Lazzellc of Nor
gantown. w. Va. here after their we'd
ding trip to Florida and other points.
were entertained at a theater party
followed by supper at the New Will
lard Friday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Houston.
both of Baltimore. Md; Misses Lena Z.
Sheckells, Mayme Sheckells. Elsie John
stone, Messrs. ]. c. Dallas. Mahlon A.
Talbot and Charles r. Baynes.
Evening star., 1914-01-04

Smoot. will not be at home next Thurs
day. but will receive the following Thurs
days in January.
Mrs. McKenna, wife of Justice Nc
Kenna, on account OF recent illness will
not receive during January.
Miss Margaret Wentworth will be at
home to her friends Monday. January
3. from to g. at her residence in Cleve-
land Park.
Miss Owen and the Misses Cugle will
not be at home Tuesday, January 6. but
will receive informally the remaining
Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Ralph Gallinger, daughter-in-law
of Senator Gallinger. will be at home next
Thursday at 2113 street.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Days at Home.

Mrs. Samuel H. Walker of 400 B street
northeast will be at home Monday, jan
uary 5. and will be assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. H. ]. Walther of New
York, and Miss Janet Walker, who re-
turns after the holidays to Goucher Col
lege.
Mrs. Charles W. Russell. wife of the
American minister to Persia, and her
daughter, Miss Lucy Russell, will be at
home the second and fourth Thursdays
in January and February.
Mrs. J. H. Crawford and Mrs. Tys-
sowski. 1907 22d street, will be at home
Mondays in January.
Mrs. P. V. De Graw will be at home
informally Mondays in January.
Mrs William B. orme. 1923 2sth street,
will be at home Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. William E. Clark and her nieces
Miss Hooper and Mrs. John NJ. Blanken-
ship of Baltimore, will be at home Thurs
days. January 8 and =, from 4 until 6
o'clock.
Mrs. Phillip Taylor Berry and Miss
avenue, the first and second Tuesdays in
January:
Mrs. ]. W. MacMurray and Miss Mac
Murray will be at home Mondays in jan
uary.
On account of absence from town, the
Bishop of Washington and Miss Douglas
have changed the date of their days at
home from January Z and % to January
% and February 4.
Mrs. Reed Smoot, wife of Senator
Evening star., 1914-01-04
At the Legations.

Mr.. J. +. Lefevre and Miss Ramona
Lefevre gave a box party last night at
the New National Theater to the min
lister of Panama. DR.. f. A. Morales, and
Nine. Morales and to Mr.. and Mrs Earle
Carson MacFarland from Panama.
Nine. de Pezet, wife of the Peruvian
minister, will begin her Sunday after
moons at home today. She will receive
throughout this and next month Mr.
Alfonso w. Pezet's play, Marrying
Money" will be given in this city the
week of January l..
Evening star., 1914-01-04

in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Tennent
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Katherine Rennoe, to Mr.. Row
Land Spearman Marshall of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Marshall was formerly of Column
bia, s. c. He is a descendant OF Com
modore Oliver Hazard Perry, = great
grandnephew of Chief Justice Marshall
and nephew of DR.. William Hayne
Leavell, United States minister to
Guatemala.
Miss Tennent is a frequent and popu-
lar visitor to this city. She Is now the
guest of her brother, DR.. E. H. Tennent
U. S. N, and Mrs. Tennent. at Nor1olk'
and of Lieut. George c. De Neaie. Y. >.
N, and Mrs. De Neale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schiffman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Belle Frances, to Mr.. Leo Loeb OF
Annapolis, Md. At home, Sunday even
ing. January IL, from 8 to 10.
Judge and Mrs. Louis c. Barley an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Elizabeth Barley, and
Mr.. w. Frazier Baldwin, formerly OF
Chicago, now of Alexandria, The wed
ding will occur at Easter.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Wedding Announced.

Mrs. Alfred E. Bates has sent out cards
announcing the marriage of her daughter,
Mrs. Henrietta Bates Mckee. and Mr..
uary l, at Lucerne, Switzerland. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooke will remain abroad until
spring. when they will be at home at 1887
K street.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Joined by Relatives.

Mrs. Laurent Dupre and Miss Betsy
Dupre. mother and sister Of Representa-
tive H. Garland Dupre of Louisiana, will
be with him during the winter. They
have taken apartments in the Montana.
on NJ street. Mrs. Dupre has spent sew
eral winters in Washington with her son
and enjoys a wide acquaintance in Off
cial circles.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Gone Back to College

Miss Agnes Trowbridge, who has been
the house guest since Christmas of Miss
Aline Crittenden, Miss Anna Grove and
Miss Catherine Tonge left for her home
in Germantown, Pa, yesterday, and will
resume her studies in Swarthmore Col
lege next week.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Travelling in Texas.

Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin and her
son, Mr.. Albert Dulin, are in San An
tonic, Tex. Miss Beatrice Dulin is a
guest at the home of Gov. and Mrs. Col
quit and with other friends at Austin,
Tex, while her mother and brother are
travelling in the state.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Luncheon.

Miss Donna Marie Mountford of Hes
keith street, Chevy Chase, gave dainty
luncheon of eight covers to schoolmates
of Chevy Chase iasr Wednesday after
noon. Miss Mountford was assisted by
Mrs. D. NJ. Mountford. The seasons col
ors were used as decorative scheme.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Had Friends at Cards.

Mrs w. Fl. III. Cissel entertained at
ards last evening i'll honor of Miss Dor
othy Davis of West Orange, N. j.. at her
home in the Columbia. at 18th and Girard
streets northwest. Those present were
Misses de Terrent. Frances Washington,
Mabel Lewis. Stella krichton, Kathryn
cissel, Mildred Dykes, and Messrs. George
Gibbs Howard Cissel, Stanley Davis of
West Orange, n. j.: Z. $. Lillard and
Hampton Foster.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Guests This Month.

Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Mountford of
Hesketh street. Chevy Chase Circle, will
have as their house guests during the
greater part of January Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hurley Of Belmar, N. j.. who
their visit here
Evening star., 1914-01-04
For Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall.

The Congressional Club has sent out
cards for a reception In honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall the
evening of Saturday, January IL, at .
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
In Honor of Mrs. Story.

The members of the Mary Washington
Chapter. D. A. r.. will hold card re-
ception to meet the president general.
Mrs William Cumming Story. Monday
evening. January 10. at Rauscher's, S:3n
to ii o'clock.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Bridge and Tea Dance.

The board of lady managers of the
Garfield Memorial Hospital will give
a bridge party and a tea dance at
Rauscher's January IS. from 2:3o to
pm. Dancing will begin at 5.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
A Dancing Party.

Miss Agnes de Ricci Murphy enter
tained at dance for young people New
Year eve in honor of her brother, Lieut..
D. E. Murphy, U. S. A., who is visiting
his mother, Mrs. A. v. Murphy, 2125
r street. for the holidays
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Are Going South.

Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. owing to her
continued ill health, will not be at
home Mondays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes are leaving in a
few days for the south.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Off for Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. William Henry White
left yesterday for Florida and will
spend a fortnight in St Augustine and
Palm Beach.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Davidson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ellen Chichester, to Mr.. Sidney Tay-
lor Thomas. The wedding will take place
in the spring.
Evening star., 1914-01-04
A Five Hundred arty.

Miss Lucille Gaskins, 14f1 29th street.
entertained a number of friends at q
five hundred party New Year eve.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
Sic ,,ariegsfteutrm.
Grluasnnsem i'm slusidjnf bes !6an.
les baben begumneu.
bDberc Sieritener iider, Sabaftrnit
biirfte iidl retten.

gSoihtngton 8. Sept. Ter
Snusausidub iiir 0tittcG uno @ege
orbcitcte 6cltte on Tl6nen fir Die
9luitreibung BON ipesiellen 9Innen-
itcucrn. oic $t00,000,000 ein6rin-
gen uno oen SlusfoG on 3oneinfiini-
ten p1breno bes &rieges oeden
ioaen. Sobolo bns &oruite iein
%rogran1m ouseeorbeitet bat, miro
cs Dem S6aeonlts-0 -0epartenent IN.
tcr6reitet weroen. gen6 8utbeiBung
Don oieier Seite iou Die SorIoge 10.
tort im !Sous eingebraht iperoen.
9lrtifel, Die oitr6 Die Spe5inlite,ern
betroiicn meroen ioIlen, oiirften
iein: Bier, @ein, @bisfep, Sabaf,
aaugilnnli, Haterttniebi5inen, olfo.
bolfreic 8ctrdnfc, Spielfarten,
@abnia6rtfarten, Gintrittsfarten fir
Sergniigilneen unb @oiolin.
9Saibington 5. Sept. Sor
Dem SausntsifnB fiir 0iittel iulo
@ege murbe beitte en1pfoblen, oob
5ilms iiir finemutograpbiide SiI.
Der inter ben glrtifeln ieilr ioIlten,
ouI bic cine ipesieae @irncniteuer
aeleet nerben ioac. Gin Yiitglico
ocs 9lusi6uiies 5eigte, oaB Slim.
,Sotfifdntcn -dis Scn6en Dor @eridt
erfl6rt hatten. bnB lie bis ju 110
9sro5cnt perbienen. @egen cine Sc-
itelerltng polL @ubnfobrtfarten ino
@oiolin moffe iid] Sppoiition gel.
tcnb. 9tod) 9lniidt Der 0tebrbeit
oes slusiduiies lit es fait iidler, oaB
3igarrcn ilno Sabnf BON Ter Steuer
peri6ont iein weroen. Cine er-
bobuna Ser 9ieritelier lit fi6er. Gin.
bciniidc @cinc perben Der b0beren
Stcucr nlf falim entrinnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
WOrgen arOnnng oes
Iapftes.
Sarbinal 6errata snm papitlihen
Staatsicfret9r ernannt.

9lom, 5. Sept. 9lm morsigen
Sonntag miro Der neueripdblte
Gopit, Der Sen Namen 9cnebift Der
6iinf5e6nte fiibren lpirb, gefr0nt
luerSen. Sas 9otltm Der &roniing
NOR uripriingIi6 fiir Oienstne on.
gclatt: Inn ober ben &uroinalen aiis
ben 9Gnoern, Die on Dem &rieee BE-
tciIigt limo, sit ermogli6en, moglifit
raid micOcr beim5ufebren, muroe Die
aromng ifon iiir morgen angeiest
Ger critic amtlid)e Gift oes neuen
%opitcs mar, bcn 93effen ieines Ior-
qGngers oui Dem ShibIe 95etri gum
aqnonifnS pon Ct. Ieter's goiilica
5u ernennen. Cine Slpeite, melt mid.
tigerc Grnenni,ne mar Die bes 9ur.
binnls 9ominico 6errota 3um popit.
lifcn Stantsiefret6r. SicIe @r.
nennllnq mar crlpartet moroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
IprSSentife msemeine iibcr Sns
Strafseridlt bon &0luen.

9onbon, 5. Sent. Sins 9lrtper-
pen meloet Die Ouilp Mdil inter &C.
itrigem 9utiim: .Seit firth ipiro bel
XXX (gtnnen meg5aifuriert) ge-
fGn1pft, mo bic Oeutfden ougell=
ifeinli9 ifriere Serbin0ing beoro-
ben.
@rpreB meIoet nus Stofbolm, oaB
Der Namen oes &oiiers 8ilbelm BON
Der 9iite oerienigen, Die fiir ben 6rie.
oenspreis in 4usiid)t genouumen
fpuroen, geitri6en poroen lit.
Stanoaro meloet nus Sopre, onB
oieie Stabt 5u einen offenen Staot
aeino6t miro. slIle britiiden Ser
fbunbeten lino nod England eebroft
fpor6en. Die &offeebGiier baben Be
iebl erboIten, Inn s llbr abeno al
idjlieben.
Eofio, 5. Septbr. Ssn Der Croft
nungsiisimg oes 9onotages gob mi
hitter oes IeiiBeren Baron 9ato cine
ausfiibrIife 9oritenune Der greig,
niiie, Die 5im ariege nit Seutid)-
lamb eefiibrt baben. Sdon i'm Slu-
gitit, fiibrte er nits, bobe england
SSnpors I6iIfe perIanet uno SSapan
babe ndtiirlih Sen 8erlangen ellt.
iprodeu. gtad ousfiibrIidem Sc
onnfenoustauid, Sfuii9en @roBbri-
tonnien 1ino Snpon bobe Sopan
9eiitihIono EN- llItirrntum geifidt
uno So Sieies niht beantportet
purhe, &rieg erfIGrt. Ger Oiiniiter
idAob nit einem Oanf ON Die Ser
eiriaten Staaten fir oie SSopon &C.
Seigte Soflid)feit unb fiir bie lleber.
nobne Der @ertretling iapanii6er
Sntereilen in Geiitidlono uno Se-
fterreid) llngarn.
9onbun, 5. Sept. Nad pffi-
siellcn Scrihtcn. Die bentc bier be-
fnnnt uursen hat bic Spise ocs
Sells, ben Die Sentifen segen Taris
geriftct babeu, fidI lansiam ibren
@ea bnrd bic 9inien Der Illiierteil
scscm Earis gcbabnt. Ga 5ere iunroe
ubnc 8ioerituno senoutmeu nno nit
9lnsnabme BON xxx, oas Jest ON
gegrifien miro, uno bun Innbenss,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
Wfari9iertn an Oeri@an5ten 2agern
linfs gegeu Sii0eu Durbti.

bas eingeiflpiien lit, iinb mnn nllc
uidjtisen Sorts i'm Belts Der Cent
idJeH. SInf Die @efeitignngem bon
Earis meroem Snpnllerieitreifnngen
nnternummen uno bei oen gefeiti.
gungen, ingt Der bcntidJe Serif]t,
miro Der ndfitc Salteplat Der Semt-
i6en iein.
Sier bat oieier 8eridt lf]pere
grittdui6lng bereitet. bn fur; porber
gemeloet poroen mar, oaB Die oelt-
ide slr1nee BEL @eroin aufgebnlten
iporben lei, mas our Soffnitng sln-
InB gegeben bate, BOB Der oeiitiGe
gormarid enogiiltig oitfgebnltet lit.
SSn 9otbringen iuto BEN Sogeien,
no Die 0eutiden lire &eiben &C.
i6pGd)t boben, Inn ben rehten Slit
gel ill nerltGrfen, 6olten re iSran-
5oien lire Steaungen ODER nla6en
iogar 5ortidritte.
sir oas NfiBgeIdid in ,Sranfreib
troiteit ii6 Die Iaiierten banlit, bob
Der Sieg ser ghiiien BEL 9emberg ein
pollftGnbiger mar uno oaB Die Stabt
init groBen Sorr1ten bon ibnen
genomr1en tpur0e. 9emberg, miro
gefogt, gibt ben &itiien cine gaiis,
bon Der aus lie gegen Die DIT. nng.
Nlrlree. Die IN &uiiiidJ 8olen felten
SSuB gefaBt bat, bon riidlp1rtS ope-
rieren fornen. Die S6ludt miro
ausgefiibrt. boiterte fuit 5ipei @ohen
ltno Die Seiterretder baben unge-
beuere gerluite erlitten. sln einem
Eunfte aIlein iino 10000 Mann
oft. ung. Sritppen gefallen. Die
ruiiii6en @enerGle bebnupten, oaB
lie niele @efangene gernadt iinb 200
@eidiise erbelitet boben ino oaB ser
oiterrei6iife 9fiifaue in cine regel-
loie iSlud)t altsartete.
gelgien, 6ns i'm 9lnfangsitaoiiim
oes 9rieges ser S6olplnt 10 pieler
S6lodten mar, lit mieoer ariees-
tbeoter geporoen itno oeiitidle Had-
ridlten laiien erfeitnen, onB Die
Selltihen eineu .Salbfreis Inn slnt-
perpen ge5ogen baben.
9eri6te finb etngetroffen, NOR
no6 BON Der oeutiden sSlotte, Die
am Sample bei Selgolono beteiligt
mar, mo orei 9reii5er unb 5pei
Sorpeooboote 5eritort fpuroen, iieben
Observation-Disclosures in Itarf bcifa-
bigten 3nitort6e IN aiel ansefontmen
Iino ino SoB anoere 10 5erIdoiicn
ipqren, oob lie rnteripegs eeiu1lfcn
iino.
Der @rfolg ser &eoe oeS 9Sre-
miers Slsqliitb 5u eroffnimg einer
aontpogne, Die Sriten SIM slnIhlub
an Die sSnbnen 5iI belpeeen, NOR ein
aroBortiqer uno gIeiG) am erlten
Gage moren oie &efrutieriinssitotio-
nen bis 5un 9lbeno oiht gefiillt.
0onoon, 5. Sept. Cine iltngc
Game. Die aiis Wien gefonlmen lit,
erSdblte iiber oie Stimmitng III
@ien: .@s berri6t bielteberdeltgitng
Dor, buB Die slaiiertcn boffniingslos
geiflagen iino. @nglonS cine Srn-
eersnot bat, Die beiltide Slotte Die
engIiiden Sdfen blodiert, gier IN
9onoon % Gent ons Stiif foiterL
Die engIiihe sSlotte bilflos iit uno
oie Geiitifen Sie ean5e britiide
aiiitc nit Wlinen bei6t baben. Ser
IGBli6e gsadridten fonn man in
&ien nitt befommen, oa 9rieie umO
Selegramme Seniitriert muroen iuo
auslGn0iide 3eitunsen niht 6uge-
Iniien iperoen."
9onoon, ;. Sept. Gin Sele-
aramm on &eiiter aus Boris iaet,
oaB bie offi5ieIlen Sufiinoigungen
imner lofoniiher tpcroen GrflGrt
miro Dos 6antit, oab man ben 0ein-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
&em oas nidt bilft.
Gbriitlidlc Scmperensmeibcr Weroen
iiber Sricocn III europa nd
beratcn.

G6icago, ;. Sept. @ege 5ur
Serbeiiiibrling oes .Sricoens in 6r.
ropo meroen morgen in ocn gonSen
Ser. Staaten III 9crinmmIiungcn Der
@onen's Ghriitlon Scnipernnce
Union belpro6cn mcroen 1ic
Souptpcriommlilna iinoet i'll Gpan-
iton itatt. no Die Eroiioentin Der
". 6. Z. II. ben &oriie iilbrcn
miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
SctrDiter erwdblt.
Sngu Gridlicm ErGiibcnt Der Grc.
nation Sliiueintiun Of slmcrica.

Snoinnopoli lis. ). Scpt.
Sugo Grihien pon Detroit muroc
aeiterll in Ger lettcn Sitlna Der
aonpcntion Der Cremation sliioein.
tion OF Slmericn sum YrGiiocntcn
iiir bos Iaufenoe HSabr erpGhlt. Iie
ndd)itjGbrigc Gonpention iinoct i'll
Buffalo itott.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05
9euti@t &aOaQtrit oor $ari8 an9tlan9t+

&egierung Der amerifanii9en BOT.
ihoft gcgeben morOen paren.
&anins 9itp. No, >. Sept.
&eprGientanten Ger britiidlen slrmee
periuhen bier glrniee, ,Eferbe auf5u.
fauicn. Sic Sierc iollen nod Gn.
naoa uno Don bort nod gnglano
berId)ifft tperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05

NutterIe Derpllgten W,
nid)t ein5eln SrieOen
ST i6lieBen.
sStnlieriidle nllgemeinc YtDbiliiie-
RING bente erlpartet.
Sirfei nod niflt i'm &ricge Der-
wifelt, iast Sptidafter.
&niiiide -geieeuns uon 9embsrs nnb
Salies 5msegeben.
Tniien ieeten Oaranf Die allersrOe-
ten SOffn1rnsen.
@pl1en 20 aprps fir Se1rEinmaridl
in Erencn frci6efrmmcn.
SermOnbe in gelsien iOa bereits
5eritprt iett.
Sie Operation riftet fidl ansen-
id5einlid) sescn slntiuerpsn.
Der SnI bpn Taris wirS in 2pnbpn
ifpn bisfontiert.
Niuntenegriner beiettem angebli6
8csenb nm Gattarp.
GproSentide Masemeine iibcr bns
Strafseridlt bon 201uen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-05

Die eir5tge fderi@e 6e,tf.
(@e Seit,tns in 2ai3isan.
Der6e Die 9spef@en 6er
HH. YreHe 6riust
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-06
MCULLOCH NEW /
TAX COLLECTOR
Appointed to succF bed Mr.. Wippreeht,
Who Takes PokjNon at A. and
M. College.

Mr. w. Wipprecht, who has served
Brazos county faithfully and efficient
ly for a number of years as Tax Col
lector, rendered his resignation to the
Commissioners Court upon his APP
pointment by the Board of Directors
Of the A. and NJ. College as head Of
the business department of that insti-
tuition. The resignation was accept
ed and w. |. McCulloch, who received
the democratic nomination for Tax
Collector, in the July primaries, was
appointed by the Court to fill the va
cancy. Mr.. McCulloch has qualified
and assumed the duties of the office.
He Is assisted by Roy Hudspeth, who
has been the efficient deputy in the
office for several years.
Mr.. Wipprecht's service to Brazos
county as Tax Collector has been of
the very highest, and was not only an
honor to himself and his office assist
ants, but credit TO the county. His
friends feel that in his new position,
he will render the same splendid SER
vice to the state and his department
will be one Of the most efficient of
the great institution he represents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-06

A dispatch from Austin says Cover
nor Colquitt will submit to the legis.
lature the question Of cotton acreage
reduction. In other words he will at
tempt TO have a law passed deslgnat'
ing how much cotton farmer can
plant and how much he cannot plant.
A law that says to a farmer. II you
try to do as you please with your
own farm, you will have to answer to
the courts. In the name Of all that's
good and holy what are we coming to?
This is what the Eagle calls states
manship gone to seed.