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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

George M. Souza of Siskiyou coun-
ty was in the city several days the
past week closing a deal for all the
livestock belonging to the estate of
the late A. w. Silsby which is now
under administration. Mr.. Souza
made the deal on the basis of 200
head of all kinds and takes the
chances Of the range, it being un-
known just how much stock may be
gathered in from the hills. He will
drive the stock to his ranches near
Yreka and Grenada tomorrow.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30
Escaped Convict
Kills Prison Head

Harry P. Mimic, superintendent of
the Oregon state penitentiary, was
shot and killed Monday night by
Otto Hooker, an escaped convict,
whom he was pursuing. The entire
countryside turned out in man hunt
which, ended when Hooker was found
under a vacant house in Albany and
was shot by A. j. Long, a Portland
policeman, when he tried to pull his
gun on the men who found him.
Prior to killing Mr.. Mimic, Hooker
had shot City Marshal Benson at
jefferson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

Electricity as an aid to the law is
carried into the nth degree at Grants
Pass, where 1,500-candlepower
searchlight is being installed by the
state fish and game department at
the Golden Drift dam. 1t will be
placed in a commanding position
where its rays will seek out the fish
poacher who phys his trade in the fish
infested waters just below the dam.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30
District Attorneys
Of State Will Meet

The district attorneys of the state
of Oregon have been invited to attend
meeting of the Oregon District At
torney's Association which will be
held in the attorney-general's office
in Salem on October 80. The meet
ing was called by District Attorney
Evans Of Multnomah county, who is
president of the association. Among
the matters discussed will be the long
buried and recently exhumed Sunday
closing law and measures for enforc-
ing the prohibition law which takes
effect the first OF the year.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

The latest addition to the local
banking fraternity is in the person
of Gerald Wenner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Wenner, who succeeds
Miss Mayme Granger, resigned, as
bookkeeper at the First National
Bank. Mr.. Wenner is a graduate of
Ashland high school, class of 1918,
and also of the local Polytechnic col
lege.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30
First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Pioneer avenue south. Sunday
service at II o'clock; subject of les
son sermon, "Unreality." Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meeting at 1880. Reading
room open from to daily except
Sundays.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

We are showing some new and
very attractive patterns in mems golf
shirts, both stiff and soft cuff styles,
at 81 and $1.25. Mitchell & Whittle.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

Always something new and attract
i've in mems neckwear at 25 and so
cents. Mitchell & Whittle.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

We have a first-class line Of cash
mere and wool socks at 25 cents per
pair. Mitchell & Whittle.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

Tidings "For Sale" ads are active
little real estate salesmen.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30

Phone Job orders to the Tidings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10


MAe4 tAs Iz1iss tnFtt=d 70 e Ms
= = critfl1's lzneAeu1 euasts rss44r-
dzF entsvz1 her home thsy suzz
tne-sslFes n = tower oE pear olos-
sEzs ard sweet rsoaetz. TIE zrrsstic
r1znesnaElo1 ot 1owers vhich tAeis
s1slssz szzsGy=1 = dArurztiag her
EaesEfSrr Azlk rnzsie r30rn ssst library
GAen tAsT we're invited Ezfo the dir
ing rocr 4 Kas ss Il theT had stepped
frcz cze gsr1ez inE0 another. saE here
tAeT were ccatrontas with so1cuSEs and
Easter lilies IL rzzaifseezt and Ezrisa
p-uEusEon- The laEgs mzAngany sah1e
lad zs lis central 4aornmezt 5azztf-
tal basket of the lilies and 5oaeufls.
and rlunv lace dollez enhanced rzshe-
tkzn c1nsazled the beauty * TIE bare
bozr3 Yellow satin ssreauerz attach.
ed to tie basket aud carried diagonal
u across the table carried cut The
eolo- scheme Of yellow and zhite. and
yelsnw shades over candles 0f fhe
same cDsnr Eurrnoantec MAHOGANY ear
dlestieks- The cards b. Ehsah the
gEests found their places as this
smar7iy appointed sabls bore soazuils.
dzintlIy done in wafer c0l0rs- TheI
l1ncheon serTed xas nos- delectzhIa.
Cards were the diversion during the
remainder o. the afternooa snd The
Prize, = POI q Easter lilies. rzs pre-
serted slrs. Grace SHEPHERD The0
saests were Nes1ames Charles Z.
Williams. T. H. DwyeT. Retord Baaa-
L g Huts0n. Alger Melton. Charies
Trzmmen. J. A Schwartz Ruay
Peters. Ben r johnson. H 3. JoAu-
son. Hsrry BroEnson. Harry Lzalov.
Myr0a Humphrey and shepherd aal
Misses Helen JoansOn and Jennie wa
lanz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10
csissrssss skin sir4hssy.

Last Sztardsr ~zs hzppr day fr-
pretty Hiss Francs Louise Bizek1nou-
@h0 cele6rzted aer SIKH bsrthazy wtsh
her first PARTY. An Easter egg hunr
delighted the little guests on their ar
rival and other games we're played
with nuch merrzment uzsEI the ehil
dren wers invited ITO The dining
room A aezutltuI bErth7av cake with
SIX lighted candles and ST tiny chseks
c-nzms1ting lis frosted TOP. Vas in
The cszser al the table. ard all zrru-.fi
&. ~ers chickens. rabbits and othsr
Easter toys. IN bed Of u0sz- Crystal
candies-icks holding green candIes
shaded Il Lavender. z6ded to the AZ
trzetiTeness of the table Tne ice
cream was moulded into rsb1ftz and
chickens. and bunehes o. vsolets and
soy rabbits and ehlekeas Eere given
the delighted guests as EzTors-
The Eests <ere Elizsa@sh BsIs~fn.
Johnson Rees DeEs. Caro- ard Kathe7-
inc Bond. Lois and Ruth B1rtuz- Jane
HzHphrsT. William and Mary Bzilsy.
Nary Griffin. PAIL Spinizz- Dewayns
Mathyin- 10 BeryIe and Alfred BettIs.
B1lr ozsiey. Mildred Hutsu-- Nike
slushsr. Jane WItherspoon. Evouus
Rerkief ard Charles Phillips and Mrs
Harry Lssi0w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10
SOCIAL WORLD



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grnuuzas ~sre x.as M, ,a.-.
sfEArz frr buass ana -ss,su a.,-.-. .-s,....
II rts Easssr 1z-sssrr rsr.. ~. 49,
1-zsF ~ Nh H~ z-e- :.
rz,rresssF Is Mrs. 1sa-ur -.
ssaasszE whs vi sr- -
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sazszE srrvsazssz ha-ss
tha 1nurzeen
sza1s A -.-..s....,.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

T1sr'-sr s'r-s-t,s Ne3rErs
Is Eaz..rzae
a wesdEang rf nsrzax t1 mzs
rtlrEAshn H1,raHrF s1Ek HAs xa1a1 AZ
HISS Iazzzss T'r-nzr 8. ca.lza,zu1n CIR
ant N- an @ SaszzAs 1t MHrszF
s',sszrrzs'r EsnaszaT nsA- = shs FEz,sr
srestgzsra1 zsi1rtE e E'klzhszz CsEF-
rlts4 Es1rnz 1arrrztslns md sEg1s-s
szausv Il AZ the 1srEzsszsenxz rsn5s
me p=5EAg 1as e tAz Azzsasin1ssz e
wa a E1s- ssasurztA tAa1 has srsr
1zkan vsnrs III ne Ezar q Csalaa.ln-
PzratzzF al & ~ wssz1 zs.s-.
sz-e ven knaEn = salirE "a =. 80
uzaers were Mss~t I..w-~-r. I'll
wards q rssw- Tzs-e- J Bart ez.s
sansA asiF S m- s r14kzsaa.
e saazr * Arznrrs- WEnnx a.
sssr-1Es. EszF Tur1sr. PsznE Z S<ksa1-
= = l. Br7zz. GnzisZ Mzrrs and rr.
fssa-Ez "a ErLAzz rE cEzzh1.-rs CIR.
Th@ rEs zzr~zx e h0zzr ws-x Mr..
Az :. EsrnEs ana Mrs. GuF Tnr-
H.sr. ans IL t-asssz.asss wsr~ Misses
zasst1 xz4sr E1z yzE6zn Tu-ns-- xss-
srE- Wade S-F-ae 81 NAxs1w. 1ssu va
az1z e PurrsZ zz< Fss-2rs EVztssr-
ss'1su1 e CsAirrEska zAca-A a. Erxaunls-
Esan Ldstse Mss gewsM Ta--er waa
isDwsr Sri and Mzs-4r Tur-sr B-1s1ks
-sa--se1 fks t-sks's srzEz 8Grx Eszrry
Wzs1rEn WAo VIII - s.srtHr re-
rzH-zere1 ~ zzzF q hs- CzirEazlla
.rae11E - Nizz Cen Szzettsr. sang
srsresaAnE rh= Lchazgrzz w-esadanr
NsrtA- an1 zgaza z1rsr fss enehangs
C rywz
= rHDsEE5u- in re PARKER N the Lee
EaHcknE hc1el fcssrTwa1 re esrs1zr.v.
M ans Mrs ". O. s-zgrhe Isz t5r
t. suusA- and g1Ag &y uzy AZ s1r
Anscaas 4za E Pzso nM visit a.
Faaeatsr cozE- TasF VII refzrr va
ssA Lake Cty zad De1rer sooa after
ne nrst x Nay. 10 tAsE tuture oans
n Nzrzgx-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Last Tues1aF sreziAE a. X q P
hal the R1yzl NeSEht1rx rs Arar1e-z
zlit-ztssa class q lsz members Mrz.
Lima Hraslza5. dzstrzea zspz1Y. win
tAe zsssstanee OF the Pgazssa1 LaEras
team e1e-EEzs1 the work After
t1e initzzfOTy eerszozzss tie degree
team gzFe Al e1AfhEtscn of rhe drsM
Esrk Il : rerT pleasing Eaaze- . m
zsszeers q tze u. II. ard visi-ors.
AttsrwzEd rs1reshHnents we're serTea
II r1s tzzg1ee mo-
TIE nexr ZesEizg m1l - hsa1 AE-1l
- when al@c1hea and izstaElzxzon q
0tfzee-s VII take place. As vel - IL
itzzgio1 = sevsrzi new Eamhers1 De7-
ny HcAgaaad Niu spsnd week il
Hobart zfter which rizz STE Eza r.
turn 10 con1Fuze the Eo-k here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10
C. w. . w. Hsuss
An Oper Nss.E-a

An 0Eez EssEzzg q Tie C. " 3 u
eelearzalng lie to-Elerh anniversary Of
he orEznsEztioz q he ordsr. Ezs held
last Nozday kigat II ne hone q Mrs
: z Kicker. Between forty aid fifty
interested me1nssaEs and trsends we're
prsseHr sz1 ezsoFed Al excellent pro-
gram and pleasant social hour. The
program spsre5 Ei-h 6eFutio1zI scr
VICES led b. Mrs. Rit1 An zccoznt q
tie work az the g. w. b M IN the
Unitea states ard Cznzdz was thez
giren b Nrz P. G stzeT. AID Wrs- H
A. crsnw+Ei tod 0s the rork q the
bard il Tldtz- china Africa ard New
Zazlzrd- Tee next n1nihey Wzs -gesrs
Calls Me- s1ng Il d pleasing manner
3 the ls1ies' qzsrtette Nrs. c. 8
Foster tAea related the progress q the
G. NJ 2 M Il Mexico Porto Hioo. a.
rnazcz and South Amersea Al izxHg-
essing rsz6ing entitled Hrs. PSekerts
Missionary BoKf' WsS rendered ard 3Tr.
W. B. Fo-2g- representing ghs CArfs-
lizn Standard, cozcluded TIE program
with a TAX ON Christian literature a
s0cizl hozT foEl0wes during whieh ser
eEal entertaining readings we5e g1vea
ay Mrs. r a. Garrett and Mrs Kicker
Rev g. Lyle Saith also Esde an zp-
prOprsate rzIk Deiiriozs rsfreshnelts
Wers the happy eoaciussoa to a pleas
an and sEefittiag eFezzng
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Mrs L n Smith ard Misses Lszrz
julien and Lnrg F-sy. the rezraers 0s
he przuzTy department q the Pres5r-
teEIsn S1ndav schooL entsr-zizad the
members and zoshers Ct thar depart
Zsut and ot the cradle rol lzsr Ez.-
urdzy zzEarzOon There EeTe z1oszt
sere1ty-t1Fe present and pz1gA aM1
lzinty Easter resrsshEen-s were se-T
ID Apart fruz the ezsogstsle ho1-s
q soesl pAezsures the meeting was
EgnifieznI Il ssst II resulted IA the
vggznlzssrio1 q ; Noeserz' c7uA- Much
e-thusi2sE was manifested IL me ns-v
CRIB and AZ tAe -zg-hers 0t aae prf
mzry ard cradle rosl chil8rez are in
Fited ID Join Mrs Paul IorTu~ was
el=rtss1 p-esi1sz- ard Mrs. L Il SmiiE
secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Tie boTz are working hard II prep
zrzz5cn Tor the 6ebafe with La~t0ss
and AzzdarAzc- TIE Hist o. judges for
Ar-z2zrko hzs tee1 chcseA and the
Isl from Lawtoa i expected daily.
Great irtereEr Ezs sh0Ea ID the higA
sea1xl Etll be OIL IN BODY 10 rn.ol
and eheef CAicEzshz . victory N0th-
izg ease b1E victory il expected s0yh
Asrs ard a Anzdzrko-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10
ia7rssy ErsSge Cub.

The Members q the Monday Bridge
club and two guests. Misses Merle Ne
Nftt q Tashington. Kan. and Leah
Dies O. Dallas Fere pleasantly eater
tanned this wesz by Miss OIiFe Smith.
The elub game was played AZ thres
tables and the prize hand painted
bread and hutter plAis- Ess w0r bT
Mrs SheegCg- Light refreshments fol-
loved the last game
Tie eIsb nemherz ard their hus-
bands I'll he entertained by 8fr. and
Mrs. Harry HamEneris tonight Ms
3 y. Feslsr Eill be hostess a. the
regular meeting Monday afferncon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Tie Frsakzaea were entertained Fgi-
1zy sFsning Fifh : zasrzamzilox ruzst
A. Mr and Hrs Scstt Jones Tne
Acne w2s decorated in lemon and
wkite- the class eolo-s. ard literary
entertzLnzzent Was given previous ID
roasting n the nzzrnsllo~s- The color
sete-ae vas also carried cut in the
re.r@zhrsents served bT Mrs. Jones
and Dupils ard reaeaers had a delight
I'll sgezinz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Messrs- P g spining Harry LzllOE.
Nxron Humphrer. 2 L sisher. Har-F
BFoSvns0u and r " Nurray. who lost
10 their wiTes il the last series 81
bridge gsmss plsEed b. the West HITi
Card club, entertained then Al dinner
At the Geronfuo last nIgat Pisgias
cards Eifh queens Tor the Iadies- ares
f0r the men, and she 5oker for Mrs.
p q sz5HinE- he presi5ert- were the
original place cards. Gorgeoaz cIzz
ters Of tulips and 5onquils decorated
the perfectly appointed table. and Z
s1mptuOus ssven coarse dinner rzs
served- TIE remainder q the svensnr
vas spent Il the houe O. 5Er. and 3lfz.
r L Sluzhsr a cards The ladies'
prize. Beautiful spOoa- was ron bv
Mrs Spinning and the gsntiemzn's. :
pair Of hose and lie. b. 8Ir. Ladies.
The evening Ezs one q rnalloyed
pleasure for both hOsfs and guests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

NF. Rzu~-- expizi7ed il chapel the
rev tsI pezsed ~ the legislature.
Whereby the gra1uafez Of high schools
we're = Be gwen fr0 year Etzte certif-
i<ztez Ehsz trc psofezsfonaI subjects
Ess TO Ae decided rpon. had been added
70 tie courss- He fho1ght ii probzble
that these z01if Be selected al the
--rr+asAE ~ f11 '71a1sE-1Its. 1ls-tt4 ~
Okizhona City April =. and that some
arrangement wo1ld be made SO that
shis PEARS graduates might hare the
Ee-siIk q Il r. they Tish to teach next
rear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

An enjoyable meeting al the Au@
ton Bridge club was held YESTERDAY
afternoon AZ the home o. Nrs. r W.
Mz<Esy TIE sssA game #2s ezs1yeA
a. three tzbiss and the clEb prize rzs
zEarded Mrs HzrwelL Mss Mere
NcNitt Won the guest prize. both sin
ners receiving pretty brad and sztter
plates The hostess serTad q delicious
two course luncheon after the Aass
gzne-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Nesdanes R ( Dsrenport- FEncA.
Johns. Dzshner and Bryce Smith wers
guests catside o. the club membership
a the peasant meeting 81 The Forty
tEo eiuh izst TUESDAY zfteEnoon Win
3Irs p P. Smith Forty-trc vas tho
Fsstime II FIVE tables znd > delicious
Iunehson soIIoFed the last game. Pret-
ts borszsts cf rfosets were given htsI
gEes,s zs fsvors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

s. Lakes Cugsd wfll meet next wed
nesday afternoon AZ tie hone q Nrz
T. y smith Tie meeting dzy has
Aeen temporarily changes from ThHrs-
dzy 70 Weduesdzy. until after thc
dansant whfeh The ladies' I'll give III
Ike near future
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

seeEeal wOrk r1 the Eild sI0wers. pre-
psEz10ry Z exesrz50ns II search Of
Epeci-ens Thich #ill begin ncnt wee1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

IAe sezAorx are p-settciag steadily
fcr me play 70 Be giTen esriy in Nay
NrA A 2. Morgan Is directing the
plzE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Rev z 2. Teis and family m0Fed
this Neek into the ne~ Presbyterian
mznse st 10 spufh Seventh street
The cid manse il nov being renovated
Tor much needed parish house
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

TIE PresbFterian fissionary society
win meet next THURSDAY with Ms. ).
a julien
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

B1e=z Bowman o. cs519 IL a rev
EzE1sz- Il E1e ksg4 feAosz-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Mrs " Z Dwyer win entertain the
Lily Bridge clab nsrt Friday after
nOon At z.59 O'Clock At the Early hotel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Bro czT eEsyE1FeE wese hasE il al
t1s E0o-s u tae Ezrz s.a0ozz last Pr
Gzy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Hz-7 A1rst1 hzz seez Te-T 1T #Ssz
L E1E1e-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 4


NsaarA VII Aaaspau HzrErzres
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

Hiss Bs-zzzf-e Cz1r14sI * NEnco
TixAs1 h.Ea se4ocl Wes.es5ay amer
ncnE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

3srx La-T 4 enudaess-z ths historT
ciaAass d1ffnE Miss sEen1rG'a zEsenre.
Miss sterzFE was called 10 Missouri
~ t1e tersczs illzesn o ser noxAer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-10

The Ann1zi has gozs 20 rreaE zzd 4
4 <spat so kzrs & ready l. zrnrse TINE
keiors srhoes rAnaez ta1s pear
The Washington times., 1915-09-22

A meeting Is in progress this after
noon at the Lord Baltimore Country
Club for the formal organization of the
r. Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook has
been elected regent. Mrs. George A.
Arms. vice regent: Mrs. Claude Miller.
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
GERALDINE FARRAR
7OWED, RUMOR SAYS
Noted Singer Declared to Be
Engaged to Bernhardt's
Former Leading Man.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-An uncon
firmed yet undenied rumor OF the en-
gagement OF Geraldine farrar, tho
grand opera star, to Lou-Tellegen haf
Broadway excited last night. Telleger
10 the French actor who came to THU
country as leading man for Sarah Bern.
hardt three years ago.
The runior struck the theatrical dis.
trict about tho time theaters were dis.
charging their crowds. As It few from
mouth to mouth 1t began to acquire q
semblance of authenticity. 1t was re-
called that the singer and the actor
have been together recently In Califor
MIA, where both have been working FOL
moving pictures.
Neither Miss Farrar nor Lou-Telle.
gen could be found. 8. Jay Kaufman
Lou-Tellegen's manager. stated that HI
was not In . position to confirm II.
IAN I can say 10 that can neithe,
confirm 1t nor deny It," he said. 1T
seems to me that the proper person e
be asked II Miss Farrar. It 10 true
that they were together 4 great dea
recently In Los Angeles. and that they
spent their vacation together. II II II
true. they are both to be congratulated
for Miss Farrar 10 . fine woman and
Mr.. Teiiegen Is a fine man." --.
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
END OF "CRAMMING"
AT ANNAPOLISSEH
Superintendent EberIe Begins
Rearranging Method Of N.
struction In Academy.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Sept. c2.--CaptaiA
Eberie. who assumed the supsrin-
tendency of the Naval Academy on
Monday. made known his views ~ TO
cerain phases Of the work OF the in.
stitution today. but made y clear that
to it's Conduct and that in most par.
lines which have been tested Sy OK:
perience. Captain Eberle said that
effect only such changes a. he be-
came convinced were necessary.
One distinct change in the method
the e nsetions n Which the
are grouped for purposes Of instruc-
iastic standing. Captain ES.ris Is
wSsn.s Sst s wssh
In order that the average midshfp-
man and those below the average In
ability may come In contact with the
Eberie also believes in a system OF
instruction by which the average mid
shipman may be able to pass the ~.
animation by a. proper amount Of
without special examining and ule of
special helps toward the end Of Ne
term.
Gspss,G 6 tain, Ebsrls I.;I,,n f bslisvss ellie g: n E
cation of a good spirit among w.
midshipmen by which they are In
clined to observe the regulations OF
the Academy and the service by real
i.:ing that It Is right for them to- do
so. He is a great friend Of athletics.
and his counsel Is go in to win every
game in a clean and manly way" His
IDEAS of government Of the Academy
are broad and democratic, and he
wishes the people of the country TO
know Just what is going on In the
institution that is training the officers
~ ifs service ....r. T..
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
Osteopaths Ask Licenses.

TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. 22.-Th<
osteopathic feud that has been In swinR
in New Jersey for several yers be-
tween two factions may be said to have
reached q head here today when the
State board Of medical examiners was
summoned before the supreme court
on Q rule to show why II should not
be commanded to isSde licenses to the
graduates Of the Passaic College OF
osteopathy. nearly hundred in num-
Der.
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
.PETWORTH CITIZENS
REFLECT OFFICERS
Leaders Of Association Are
Chosen for Another Year.
Flower Show Planned.

In recognition Of their services during
the past year, all officers Of the Pet
worth Citizens Association were re-
elected last night at the nrst fall meet
Ing Of the organisation in the Petworth
M. q. Church. Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest. The officers are: c.
]. James, president: J. G. Suter. vice
president; +. c. Homiller, secretary. and
w. L. Rhodes. treasurer. Refusing re-
appointment as delegate to the Fedora
ton Of CitiSens' Associations. e. w.
Oyster suggested that II was post
the president OF the organization should
occupy. and President James was elected
delegate. with J. c. Suter alternate.
The associations FIRST activities during
the new year will be flower show, to
be held early next month. All residents
Of Petworth will be eligible to compete
for for the awards, sS r'. whether they be mem
The show will be held in the Petworth
Presbyterian Church.
In the annual reports Of the officers.
the progress made during the year Just
dent James that the membership now
exceeded 100 was greeted with cheers.
Mr.. James recommended that the Sec
retary. financial secretary and treasurer
re- Sl wers sdopssd aSa 'n'
A letter was read from Colonel
Harts, in response to the requests of
the association that improvements be
made in the triangles and parks of
Petworth. including the welcome in
formation that the sum Of $1,000 for
Petworth would be included in
Colonel Harts' estimates.
II was decided that the business
sesaions of the association hereafter
will begin at $40 o'clock and con-
clude at 8 y. IN. adjourning at that
time for cnte RI n fnm ent 70 he proy i'd cd
at each meeting. - $500, -.s.
New members elected last night are
Edwin v. Jones, Everett w. Hawkins.
Z. L. Richin. J. Herbert Robinson. w.
HI. Criswell g. A. Adams. Thomas
Ryan. NJ. r. Stapleton. Frank c. Bor-
rows. James r. Barrett. W. L. Spring.
J. Is. White. E. l.. Valentine. J. a.
Keys, and ]. 8. Carr.
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
Mccall and Walsh Are
Nominated in Bay State

BOSTON. Sept. 2z.-The hrst open
primary ever held in Massachusetts
showed that the voters appreciated the
right to nominate candidates without
the necessity Of declaring their part,
affiliation.
with a decided increase over las,
years primaries. the voters nominated
Samuel w. Mccall as the Republican
choice for governor. Calvin Coolidge
for lieutenant governor. and Alonzo B
Gov. David I. Walah was dominated
for reelection by the Democrats.
The Washington times., 1915-09-22
Four Boys Held on Arson
Charges; Wanted Fun

RICHMOND, Sept. 2e.-Four small
boys with ages ranging from five NO
ten are held by the police today on
arson charges. They are suspectei OF
having set fire to two stables yesterday
50 that they could have The pleasure
Of seeing the department In action.