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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14

I'M A I, zen snins lrr!,np hCTc -
dan reported sighting from three to i've
Rrit'sh ships brtvceu Norfolk and N,,,
York. Can. Alexander of tho Booth
liner Denis which NE. the British ,,ap.
SAYS he was Stopped off tic DclaW.rc
Frenkpatcr ny q four funnelled .arsh.n
and again off cape Charlie ligitsn;r.
The WI hlp remained about w mules
d;sian, uhil" tou nicrrs came over
10 the Denis in a cutter. They didn't
mention tlc pgirH Eitei Friedrich. he
said. bu; asked him how conditions we're
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14

cant. aurG Of the British steamer
Anglo patagonia thought me wlrSh'ps
were German. and h" nut 90 ful, speed
ror tho virginia ctDe%. He a:rived NJ
Newport News TIT WoyuiIg ahead %
MS srh.lui. and reported sighting t"g-
,ign wdrshilh 50 rlosn - ttc Virginia
shore tlot l.e clu,I see th"m lGSg after
i. Mashed Ne" rt9nc ~ N'' own sA'p :.
the ube. .vrr - CHpt Horny.
u Thought thcy w"r" German vessels
and hurried along, he laid, "Dnc OF
IN. ships showed considerable speed and
! 'houGlt / vas tim to get up a Ntt'e
myself,
Thc management OF the NeNp.rt News
shipyaid to-day placed extra men on
guard around their plan' % prevent per
sons from getting too c'ose to the fItcl
Friedrich. Th's ~ believed 20 have been
done at the request ., the American
Government, Il; hav'Ag been decided 20
give the German visitor every piotcc-
lion she IN entitled to during her stay at
this port.
AZ an extra precaution the Eitel Fried-
rich moved out INTO the stream this
afternoon. Mechanics will work on the
vessel all day tomorrow In order II
there will he no delay in making tho re-
pairs.
The vessel is said to no short OF am
n,,nitIon, hut sho will not be abb" Ia
purchase any in this port, There were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
Lord g Taylor
Mwvn HW 5000 Fifth Avenue. 38th Street 39th Street FuMa 1876
Music Daay-Lmchom and Afternoon Yea, 10 NJ h5P NJ. Tenth Floor


Second Week of the March Sale
Many Special Lines Greatly Reduced
500 Fine Ddnusk Table Cloths
Discontinued patterns and broken lines slightly
soiled from handling,
At an Average of !. Price
$3.50 to $40. 75-Usually $500 to S41.50
zoo Dozen Fine Domdsk Napkins
Dinner size. S4.75 per dozen-Usually $3.50
Linen Sheets and PIloW Cases
Old-fashioned hand-woven pure flax linen, hand
hemstitched, sewn and laundered ready for use, ex-
elusive to Lord & Taylor.
On account Of European conditions ne rU not BE- able to offer
these grades at these prizes after The present. stock is sold.
Sheets
$3.50 and $685. per pair-Usually $500 and $3.50
Pillow Cases
1926 per pair--Usually $500
II. S. Huck TOCefs
Closing out a special lot at these prices
$500. Sc. rs, $3.50. $500. $500 per dozen
Embroidered Huck ToUels
37l.c to 75c each-Usualy SOC to S1.25
Second Floor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
Ne1v Fancy Dress Silks

In the striped effects so popular now. are being
shown at very moderate prices.
Tub II ash Silks
Particularly desirable for Women's waists and mems
s%hirtings, are offered in a selection of the best styles,
at 7Sc and SIPS per yard.
White Washable India Silks 10
80 inches wide. Per yard ooC
Colored 7dfetd Silks
In the most desirable light and dark shades. OSc
Per yard
COlored Crepe-de-C Chine
and street shades. also White. fr and blacKs &55
Per yard
Six and Wool Poplin
40 inches wide, in the new American Spring 81. az
colors. Per yard
Fine d BIGax l5st ss sa od,a 8, 81 > 81 in C., ~.7s
Street Floor
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bor runoef meocn Nos. ,Eobon ylcp.

bar runoef meaen RIOS. ,Sohon Wtcp.
crp "ariitfirfcn / NiouroS" er ct
1limrcnoc &crf. Eon &c iorificQigc
oioenlidbeIiae @ebetcr "a IiNcIeoe9
poo oct reIigisie ,Selt or Scr ct tort
Tntol bctpocIigc Wcrfer.
w 6on't Sitcratlir or Scope Au.
flTr@ "NrbeioetS @Ipoc" piiinof Sla.
rct3 be0lfc. Get ifilOrcr, buorleoe5
ell Norfarl nc0 al IGgQe Suit % @lp-
DC / III Grbcioc binder iia rem Gnl.
nm Crndmonn@ "Wig0re" er Ell al
benoc@ iT0udnli1e iterft polcmiife
|ogcr Tor 9ninocu9 9iet og 6ribeo,
@llmnor @un1nrion Gen mlac Eru"
er Ell SortlPttclic al hans i9lun0ite
9ettc'fiI0rllger SopDu3 Wiid1uclis
"Nellellcr % @arbor" er ell ELL.
oriuQ ira VcrierfriQcnea 5i0 / set
gomIc @rTfcnInll0 al mpqtig Eirf,
nllta, a0rin Qiiddelia StdudcluH0
"@lG0cn3 Sfolc", en- al henoc2 blgoe
oremmcu0c Sfiloriuqer, blonOt oct
ben'te bun bar ifrepet / Sen Netning.
Sdcob amoicn@ "Noo" err en- no
man ON 2uthcr. buori @iit6cr uiicr
'ta mlnore Jon Nelt Vua ounif Tor
lag er oQiaa u0fonmlct Sellna 20
gerIcr2 ociIiQc 6ortpling "aeiiercn
AZ FortugoIien" aarl Yorieua Sill
orlllacr Al &c Der orog bjemmcira"
fortIGttc3 mco en- ilcroe Samlina.
inocboIoenoc ire SfiloriuQer bpddct
paa NrcOc. Get ices at 0i2lc 9orl
SoricnS Iorieg bar poft noQen 0fob
ltdnn / Nmerlfu. Ie err 6oq oucr
moooe intcrc2ionte Ctto Nlna bar
lfrebct en- Honton ira SET moocrnc
9Ganptcu, Gen tore aarapone~,
Sngcbora Worio Sicf 0iucr gi0c0er
ira Ell aommcl Nreitcqoor6 / Soma
men "Ncrbiemnc", og ar @ltitau
Wico cr Ger tommct en- citerlaot no.
man, "Wtcllem SIn0ene". @aurioS
9rnm@ Eieuoonpm Ban ,3antcn bar
llo9Ipct Sen ~Qlrocl9ic Gnfe" en-
I%ortlTttcIic al bans iontaiitiifc Sfil
orinNcr ira Snohou9cerne. Motti
Tiflo@ "FoIorIono9brcpc" or plloiioc
oQ heilt originate.
VI W}dolboQcr, iom icQ fonifc bur
DC bare nUOnt, or Sau2 Selauoa
Grit Non@Uol", Ell uomerfct Sea
ming al Ell ma Stolclprcr3 Siu, od
Ncl0c Morltcin3 "Wfuitcriet puo
@olfn", eli 6outoiiifiloring ira SDO.
%boo@sertc, iom cr meQct mocrbol-
oenoc. Set err en- SieiortpQitQ al
bel Sang.
Sc9 bar / opcnituocnOc Sueriiat
nppnt, hpob icN nnicr for oct ui0tia
tic. Nnrct3 lltcrTrc @ro0c cr bnooc
ria % al goo @cbolt SaIact bar
bc0cr life pCrct ooorliQ TorlnQ0c-
re oN Goriottcrc bar iutct at bcfludc
lta ouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
st intercsiaut Vrep.

VI tHtercS1uWf Vreu. 1SeQ er III
inn % Iptti Nar gammel", %ifriper
Mr. SerJGn Snuien ira 1enmorf,
8i2., og ieg peo life. bporleoe3 set
nlallge @onge pilOc gaaet mig, bpiS
set life bnpoe puret ior aurifo. Seq
par ina og 6auoe tire S9ger. PIT, De
gpr0e for mig, par at beOeue mig
meo Morfin. Gerefter fif jcg anrifo.
% Den reniebe al 8ifte1 no al nit
Suitcm, Moriinen i10beiattct. Sette
CT mt omtrent lire % tpue Aar Iioen
o. ri bar be'tanolg ii0en baut aurifo
/ Nulet. Zen bar uprct Ell inn0
Slplp iii ollie Sioer. Seq pes life
ON 9e fon lpie Dor Sfriit, oa min
Snitru og ie0 blipcr 8amlc; men pi
anbciuler auritO me0 ell goo Salns
oittigbe0."
Or. Refers &llrifo er ct iimpclt,
lpnge prepet llrtemiO0el % er life
at foa pao 4pothefer. Specielle Igens
fer ioripner Nlmenbeoen meo Sen, eli
fer Sen fan iaae% oirefte ira 5So6ri
fonterne, Or. Ieter Snbrner & Cons
So, 1876 81. @opne @lpe., Gbi-
co9o, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
DaIhinoton;S rep.
9Snibin9ton I. 6, 81. San. 1918.

N,olpln9toL :. ", 81. ,Nah. 1910.
Zen uorife Sopronidngerinoe Sn'
ga 2rners 8eisg % 4onccrt |
Wnlbington / 0en iorlebne llge par
en- @c1iocnbeo al Hnn9 inoen ben
norifc SoIonl Der. Tcune uilte og.
iao i'm Gadifjsnnclie ucO ct toIriJ
6remme0c. % aunitnerit0en bar
pi2Icli9 Iigc iorllsiet ntco III Flts
blifum, iom bette bar mc0 benoe.
Wtnn ioritoO, al ser ira ierit al par
UlrfclIg SDmp0tbl mcllem (rlbus
nen % 8ilbsrerpla0lenc, og oenne
lte9 eiterbuert til en- iIelOen Gnrme
oa &n0erIiabcO. Nlbria isr bar
?icr0mNnoenc / 6opcoitooen ms6t
idn monSitGrfc irenl iii Ell Teit, oA
dl0rlN hdr he 'orlaot 0Cn rle0 eli
'nuonn T~orituoclic al at hopc heitet
ct riGt ll0bntte. Ie uiitc ueo Oenne
%clliI6e0, at 0c ioritdor at irtte
FRS pa0 l1oQct plrtcllA ao0t loor
0ct 6D0c9 Dem.
%lqa 2rner ppboIot Jig / Here
Sage / &oucoituoGL ION blm oIOrig
rer buu0c bcieNt oQ bennttc0e ii
0cn iii al beic 0cn9 Wfcrfupr0igbe-
Der og til at bile poa gontlc &en-
ncr, iunnt, % oct life mi1oit meo
at riuOc me, buffet ii0lte / SGroe-
lc2hcO iulot bcnoe let. Nur bche-
pcr blot at piic iig, % &c fonmcr al
liz iclp.
&ouCerten / @SaibinHton Stubs
aonccrtiol ocn 260e uar beisGt al
iad mango. ion &otuIct meh Slime
llQhcO tln0c rlmme. ErOaronumct,
DER bcltoo al 6ouifc. norite, luenlfc
% nmcrltnnitc 6olteionge % no.
mnnccr, inmt Den itore OF n0crlt
ponitcliuc "Guro Some" Nric Al
@erOia Cpcru "MiGolcttp", lit en-
l0mUrfct lloiorclic OF blcu mootu
Get mco bcQciitrct Nlful0. Monge
"a Gupo Htmmcrc f~orlanJtc3 oa
Qouco mco itor GlifuUroigbco. Sm
noQct ipcciclt ituIOe iremhGpe9.
moottc set pare <nimcriu0en2
Gortoltning al DC noroiite &omponl
tiers, @icruIt @ricg, @reuoabl,
Spcuoien. Scmbfe ol nn0re5 apnl
petitioner ligciom benOe5 &ert6c-
hanolin1 limpcltben cr %iortrinlig,
IiQeQnl0iN / bpiItet Sprog Sertcn
irCmtrU6er.
9Itfompaucnleut til Son0enc III.
'ortc2 mcO itor SpQti1bco o. Snft
al Wtji@ @rout. Ell / 6ooeoitoocn
Del bcticnot Ejoniitinoc, ser ogiou
lm0cr tort Nj'olO Qdp ionl Solo.
hummer @rirQ2 ~grumlppet poo
(rol0houNcu". Nonccrtcn par ar
rGllQcret az Y. Il. (cllc'lcn Ionl To-
tul &murcainriO, Oh han iOrtiener
bU0crliq Gmtulc ior oct pellpfteOe
ARRANGEMENT.
Set noritc %rie'clifo6" ser flo
bar pUrct outult / oi2ie Gre
ne, optroootc pco ocnnc %ciligbeO
Tor iGritc @onN ION &nobpOer til
ol Nrrdnlor Al Ell ieItlia Silitel-
ol Sen hur al pore al De
Nciultutcr. llnocr Oc1Is 2llI-
bol0tc@ liQc citer aonccrtcn
en- 9~ictcpti9n iii SdnQcrlnOcn@ 9Grc
/ DC iii 2onccrtlnicn ~lto0cn0e &lub-
pUrclicr. Ger par en- tdIrig Tor-
iMulinG "a ct Eor riGti9 aemutli9e
til6rnltc2. Grlt Or. g.
Stcircler prciiocrcoc iom %crtinoe
mco itor GlitprrOlghcO, % bum asst.
uomUrlct al Truerne 2.
Nohmonion ~ Z. z (cQeilen inmt
@uOrum (umbV. 9Grc3giG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

'fen bar 'eluisI1eli9 oct Centrum,
buorom alt oreieoe Tia, og bun panot
ole peo In Iigeiremme % tPffc.
lige Sptr9ben.
Com Tor omtalt or G,nqa Erner poo
Ell aoncerttur, Ser uentcs at pile
'frPfte lig ira amt I'll ap't; bun
gno I'm ier'te aontert / Bbilaoel-
pbio Den 23oe ogi0d for fulbt SuS
og llnoer fort giidIo. auneerten
her uor oltiaa bcuoc5 unoeIt, og
man fan 0erior nof trDgt iige, at
lllren bar boot en- lopenoe 9egpn-
oel'e. Snn o~ireiitc bcrfra SorsOdg
I'll Gleuelono, Chic. bpor bun bar
aonccrt iOa3, ug 1ir9onq bolOcr
bun Concert / Canton Ohio. Gen
loe 6ebrllar er G6lrogo3 Gag. og
ldo gaar Suren oi0ere ucltouer. Sen'
0e@ mango &enner % &eunorere
Der ulI iplge benoc5 6prO meo Sn.
%terealc og leoiage benoe meo line
bcnitc Inlter. Ser nil uaidu u9re
eultcmmio6eh am ~ enife hpnbc
blcrtcllg %pelfommen tilboae Ill
Moihinotcr mar 1erScs Wri i,ipn
(cArr eitonpr
Nncrs 7oob(ohc 6,rhe nlcopt nm.
crfieuhcnSr 9(rrcrnelier NJ Nu,oo
3rrcra Gorrert uo,tet SEN life MIR
opcrtcrpt
i y
Som b~cflcn0t cr Set Ell Al ErU
lioelt @iIion9 Yu0linaspIoncr at
l10flobc @anoeI2ifibc ior Ne9lerln-
gems Hegntng ior ocroeo blon0t an
oct at ifaiie mere %uiterum og ielge-
Ita btlllgerc 6roQtCr. St0le ltolte
cr I Den lenere Qi0 lteget lonleoe2,
at Der mtetlom6eIlt rlmclt1 Torbolo
er mcllem Narernc3 Nrt@ og Trans
portomfo'tninQernc. Get lpnc@ imlos
lertIo nol1'fclIg at 'ud Ell Sop | Den
NetllrAq orcoet lGIenIem | oerlle
&on1re@'e@'lolt. Hcplblltollerne er
ale lont ell moo ocIl. % ON DC emo
cr | WIiorttet, Iou er DC oo9 ltPrte
moi I'll oeo parloniclltdrIlte Vltoler
at 'orhalc Ell T'gIorcIlc % oct nlda
tie l"ilAe not til Gollltc at tlIllne
forbIaorc Ell lnnonn 1or aoll9re@'
ZEN opI0'e9 oen 4oe warts. Sooen9
V{oo'Idloere bGuoer, at oei pda III
gen Ntaaoc oil booe DC %IrtnIn9er'
'om FrT1toellten og Oelt@ 6or'porere
'orlto'|tter, lanlt at alsp az Sttoe
tIlbereiloc llo5en AZ DC trlgS'ereltoe
Wa9ter let ton leoc III olpIonlaftlte
6oroltIlll9er az iloere9neli9 N~fle+
uto0e. FrTltocnten ltoar lllllolerfto
lont lHopo1llg lat oeo IT. % oef
lite pGre bats Stplo, ON Ell
loooall %op ltfe DIR oeofa9el leio
ON Oct Del CT tplIlonlf, ON et "e.
ptI leoe III Sllotoloellell a.
Ell Grird'e"llon AZ aorl9reSlen III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
.STs
~
N%JIANVN ANIL4HIGN
@ NJ N
\N'12W @~XW

I'm &c nil, fan &c iaa Neunc "Su.
oian" irit. McIo Sem Tom Nbon.
ncntiOmlcr poo "Getornb Noitcn"
iOnQ o1 plno Ocmc $500 Motorcufel
ocu litc Nloi. 2en iom tar iot mco
enqouQ pil blj Den mftcliQc &mocr
al Sen bcoitc Qiotorcutcl / 9merifa.
SGo Sloc { / "Euiten" Nr. ~ for
Den 5te pe.
Grtrocrcmpldr Al octtt Nlmcr nil
bll icnot pdu TorlauQcuoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

Suuo6c05tilitanoen / SoucOltuoct
err az BONNIE otter Gs~Oclig6coen til
ircOSitiucnoc. ! Oen %iorlebne ltge
oeoc Der 11G Eerioner, bpilfct er
33 fGrre enn / oen tiliparenoe llge
iftor. SpaO onaaor Nerpeieber %
inritiomme Spgoomme er ogiao Sor.
bol6ene bc0re en0 iGOpanli9.
II. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

Ne1ieringen5 itotiitiife aontor
mcobcIcr at scr er t,2t2,000 Here
Stpffcr &ornfpuI % 100000 lie.
re @riier / 2atoct iii emo pao iam,
me lio iijor. 5 8etrogtning al at
Scr III cr min0re Gitcripsrgicl eiter
&ieo pno @rlno al Sen itorre Pr
beibals0bcb, ifulbe man funte pentc
NeOQana / ajsOpriierue Man or
iEIioIcrtiO pant til, ct eli ioaOon Ia
Der ucntc IGnge pou Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

life isles? 0or 2iuct / Ntnrinen
p!uoiclig tobt al lin SiltrGfnin9,
caer er oct mlllig, al De 5orer, Der
fan tGnfe5 at isl9e meo cn mulig
arig bar aifielet MoOet Dos 9opeb.
itaoen3 llngoom?
Zen No6elpris, JON / i'm Sio til
~fienotes SbCrit Rooiepelt, upiit Tor.
reiteu al bpilfcn 8runO, err igien
pda lapetet. Com beflen6t ifiPns
fe0e Sberitel @els6ei, omtreltt $40
600, til ct Son6, Der lfuIoe ollpen.
0e3 iii Arbeioe Tor inbritriel Sreb,
og uonPUnte 8eitprere al 6onoet.
elsie bar mi imiolertio erflpret iig
tiIbsielige iii at trGfte iig tilbage,
0o De iinoer intet npttigt Nrbeioe at
flInne uofsre. @eIsbet pil bli re.
turneret til Hooiepelt. Der altian
enoml Ell Sang oil iaa N~nle0ninJ
I'll at lorlelc uper oct. Get llgeS,
at oct ifal pare bans Senii9t at mr.
Ocle 6ierOeparten al 9opitalen
bldn0t u~rbeiOslpie 0tenneifer / Ten
Dorf. nogct, ser fan ppre goot nof
iou Ell Reflante Tor @iueren, men
ellera life pil itrGtfe longt, Suao
ban pil gisre meo ReIten, forlpoer
ser enonu intct on. 9tobelpriien
gipca uocn 9etinaelicr, og set itaar
O~t)Otu1crcn irit Tor at gisre meb
Cen, hpo0 ban pil. ioo MAJ iaor
pGrc tilireO2, bpab ser iau fer.
Eriien uooclc2 iont befienot al oct
norife Storting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
DIVIDES HIS ESTATE.
Thomas Conway Leaves Much to
Charity-John Cunningham's Will.

The ST. Vincent de Paul Society of st.
Aloysius Church and the Apostolic Mis-
sion House at Brookland are to divide
the bulk of the estate of Thomas Con-
way, according to his will, dated May
II last. and offered for probate. Other
charitable requests include 5000 to the
Little Sisters of the Poor. 5000 to Con
zaga College and 500 each to st. AIMS
Infant Asylum and the House of the
Good Shepherd. William H. McGrann
is to hold premises 437 Q street north
west in trust during the life of Michael
Conway of Drumm. Ireland. On the
death of the brother the property is to
be conveyed to Della Mannix and Pat
rick McGrath. Other relatives are re-
membered with cash legacies.
By the terms of the will of John Cum
bingham. dated October IS, 1911, and
filed for probate. small requests of
money are made to a number of rela-
tives. The remaining estate is devised
to Julia Hart, who is also named as
eXecutrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29

since the 10th of September. In fact,
! from the beginning of the European war
but twa armed private vessels have en-
tered or cleared from ports Of this coun-
try. and as to these vessels their char
acter as merchant vessels was conclusively
established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
WANDERLUsTERs TO GATHER.
Arrangements Complete for Enter
tainment at Northeast Temple.

Arrangements have been completed
for the wanderlust entertainment to be
held Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
at the Northeast Masonic Temple, 523
Sth street northeast. A program of
songs and Rotations, with brief re-
marks from some of the leaders, has
been prepared. John Hardy is chair
man of the committee on arrangements,
and w. Palmer Hall and Miss Nellie
Brosnan are in charge of the reception
committee. The public is invited.
Under the leadership of John Boyle,
jr.. a hike in the upper section OF
Rock Creek valley is to be taken Sun
day afternoon< starting at 2:30 o'clock
from Georgia avenue and Butternut
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
GYMNASIUM EVENTS PLEASE.
"Get-Together''for Men of Church Of
the Epiphany Congregation.

| Basket ball games, boxing bouts and
wrestling made up the program ar
ranged last night for the entertainment
of about 200 men of the congregation
of the Church of the Epiphany. given
in the gymnasium of the parish hall
under the direction Of Mark De Grange
physical director of the gymnasium
The affair was an inaugural planned
to stimulate interest in the physical
training work for the men of the
parish A short talk on the objects
Of the gymnasium was made by Di-
rector De Grange, after Rev. Percy
Hall, assistant rector. had welcomed
the visitors
The basket ball game between picked
teams from the parish athletes resulted
in a score of Is to Is. The winning
team was composed of H. Ingley. r.
Tabb, l.. Bruebaker, F. Niedfeld and B.
Dean.
The sparring bouts were between
Ball and Cuffilli, Callahan and Harper
and Young and Mccormick Prof.
Joseph Bateman. instructor of ath-
letics at Fort Myer, introduced the
boxers.
a wrestling match was drawn,
Fleischaur and Laccovey being con-
testants A "get-together" and So
{ liable followed ehe events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
O'GORMAN FOR SUFFRAGE.
New York Senator to Vote Against
New Constitution.

NEW YORK. October 29-United
States Senator James A. O'Gorman an
nounces that he will vote for woman
suffrage and against the revised state
constitution at the coming election.
MY sympathies go out to the women
of the state who are complaining of
the same denial of justice" he said
Il shall vote for the woman suffrage
amendment"
The senator said the constitution was
'undemocratic" and "autocratic."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
Orchestral Concert,

By the United States Soldiers
Home Band, John S. NJ. thinner
mann, director, in Stanley Hall,
this evening at 6:45 o'clock:
March, lorraine. Came
Overture, The Feast of Lam
terms -.....-...........R Robinson
Morceau, 'Extase glamour"
Roze
(The Ecstasy of Love.)
Selection, "Madcap Duchess"
Herbert
An old-timer. When You
and l Were Young, Mag
Waltz suite, Artists Life"
Strauss
(kuenstler Loben.)
Rag oddly, Calico Rag"
Johnson
Finale. I'm Going Back to
the Farm" Berlin
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29


from the beginning of the European war
but two armed private vessels have en-
tered or cleared from ports of this coun-
try, and as to these vessels their char
acter as merchant vessels was cOncluSlvely
established"
Other Subjects Discussed.
The efforts Of the State Department to
obtain improvements in the censorship of
commercial cablegrams constitutes a
lengthy correspondence over period of
more than a year. The history Of the
formation of the Belgian relief commits
sion and the part the United States gov
eminent played i'll it is shown in a series
of notes passing between Ambassador
Gerard, Ambassador Page and Minister
Whitlock.
The correspondence relating to the at
tempt of the German ship Odenwald to
sail from San Juan. Porto Rico. without
clearance papers furnishes another inter
esting chapter of the volume. The state
Depa rtments note in answer to the Ger
man governments complaint that the
port authorities opened fire on the steamer
without warning concludes, after long
review of the evidence, that the united
States authorities at San Juan. in the
performance of their duties. avoided any
act endangering the safety of the vessel
and the lives of the persons on board,
and exercised no greater force than was
necessary to prevent the illegal departure
of the Odenwald from the port of San
Juan
The case of August Piepenbrink. an
American citizen of German birth,
taken from American vessel on the
nigh seas by the French cruiser Condo.
was the subject of long exchanges. The
Trent case in the civil war was cited as
basis for the American demand for
the release Of Piepenbrink. The text OF
a note from Foreign Minister Delcasse
to Ambassador Sharp at Paris shows
that Great Britain and France never
admitted the American contention, al
though the prisoner was surrendered
AS a special favor" The allies argued
that Piepenbrink was not really an
American citizen. having only declared
his intention to become naturalized.
The State Department set forth the
view that there is no justification in
international law for the removal of
even an enemy's subject from d neutral
vessel on the high seas bound to neu
trail port even if he could properly be
considered as military person"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
Secretary Wilson Talks in Baltimore

Secretary Wilson of the Department
Of Labor made two speeches to Balti-
more wage-earners last evening. one in
Birth Sholom Hall and one in West
End Theater. Mr.. Wilson was under
the escort of James w. Lewis. He
turned to Washington late in the even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29

thorization, for it would amount to an
unneutral treatment of the belligerents
and constitute a breach Of the gener-
ally accepted rules of neutrality to Ger
many's detriment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29

Julian Beard. formerly a member of
| the board of county commissioners of
| Anne Arundel county. Md. died at his
home, at Chesterfield. He was fifty
eight years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29

Pearl Sindelar, tho
Broadway favorite Of
the Potash & Perl
mutter" Co.. and the
Pathe Freres Motion
Picture Co.. is one Of
the many stars of the
Congress Film Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17

preached q sermon that reached the
hearts Of the people. 1t was his
second sermon but it was full of
the Holy Spirit and power and man.
ifested great earnestness in doing
Gods will. Next Sunday, Sunday
School at 9:45 and preaching at II
a. m. and Sis p. m. 1t behooves
every person really interested in the
church and its work to come up to
the help of the Lord. Christ has
told US. Ma. GAIL, Many false
prophets shall rise. and shalldeceive
many" V "a IF it were possible,
they shall deceive the very elect"
Look out for they are on your
track now. They have been travel
ing on the track for years but have
done little more than to cause divis-
ions and disturbances in churches.
Come out every one who can and
hear the gospel truth.
w. D. CAVE. Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
FIRST BAPTIST

Our Sunday School was smaller
last Sunday than it should have
beer but we have several cases of
mumps, and possibly some cases of
dumps. 1t has rained a good deal
lately, but to let up on your religi-
Gus duties will not change the
weather | am sure. Be good and
come to Sunday School next Sum-
day at 9:45 a. m. The preaching
services are at II a. IN. and s p. m.
We give you most cordial invita-
ton to come and worship with US.
The attendance at the preaching
service last Sunday was fine, and
an unusually large crowd attended
the Childrens' Day exercises at
night. 1t was good.
SAM P. GOTT.. Pastor.
The Womans' Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church will
meet with Mrs. Clarence McClintic
Friday afternoon, June 18th, at 8
o'clock. A large attendance is most
earnestly requested.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning tho
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly a,
8 A. N. Each Wednesday.

The Union Services in the North
Park will commence this year on
Sunday evening June 9th. We
shall hold the services at 7 p. m.
and we have planned for very inter-
esting services this year. We are
very anxious that we shall have
large congregations at these even
ing services.
Sam P. Colt, Sec. Alliance.