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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
THIS DESIGN
WINS $500 PRIZE
Giia&
DETRoIT
uSn

For submitting the best design for
a national trademark In the compe-
tition conducted by the Detroit
Board OF Commerce and the Detroit
Adcraft club. James Harley Nash
and Clowry Chapman. both OF New.
York city. were awarded a $500 prise
by the committee appointed to se-
lect the design. The committee made
known It's decision to the board
Tuesday. In addition TO the $500
prize. the winners receive q prise
OF $50 contributed by the Chamber
OF Commerce OF FL Paso. TexasL
The design symbolizes the United
States shield, An eagle, with out.
stretched wings. appears AZ the top
with tho words. Made In" cut out
so as to show snow.white back
ground. Below Is the word DE
troit" and the letters ~ 8. A." This
design was selected out OF 10000
submitted as being the most suited
to all general purposes. The name
OF any city can be substituted for
Detroit Some OF the designs were
sent from England.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
FIR. REILLY WILL
BE LAID IN TOMB
FRIDAY MORNING

Funeral services for the Rev
Charles ormonde Reilly, former
rector Of IS. Peter and Paurs ca
thedral. who died Friday morning in
Noble sanitarium, where be had been
a patient for q year. win be held In
Trinity church. Friday morning. Fir.
Reilly was 81 years old and since
1885 had been partially oiind. His
last years were filed with suffering.
In 1905 he was struck by street
car and seriously injured. In
1919 he suffered a stroke OF apoplexy
and last year was severely burned
about the face. For a week preced-
in; his death he was unconscious.
Fr. Reilly was one OF the most
picturesque figures in the history Of
the Catholic clergy OF Detroit; in
fact. his life story Is closely linked
with the development OF the Catho-
lie church in this community. file
took prominent part in the Irish land
movement that swept the United
States In the late '70s. and was one
OF the organizers OF the Irish Land
league In the United States. which
he served as treasurer for many
years and which raised $4,000. 900 to
send back to Ireland to aid in the
cause OF land reform. he also took
a live interest in civic affairs In the
days OF Hazen 8. Pingree. and be-
came a most conspicuous figure.
Fr. Reilly was born on farm In
washtenav county and attended tie
University OF Michigan until his
health broke down from oyerstudy.
when be hired out as sailor on
the lakes. After he had risen to
the position OF mate he came TO De-
troit and entered the law ONCE OF
J. Logan Chapman. Later he studied
for the priesthood In St Mary's sem.
mary in Baltimore. and was or
dained as a priest In Trinity church,
sixth and Porter-sts., In 1875. Soon
Afterwards, on the death OF Fr. Hen.
nessey. he was appointed TO 81. Pat
rick's church on Adelaide-st, which
was later called the cathedral.
In politics. Fl. Reilly always had
been a Republican. At the personal
Invitation OF James @. Blaine. ne
delivered the invocation at the Re
publican national convention In Gin
cinnati. in 1884. at which Blaine was
Nominated for the presidency
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
FURNITURE IN
EDITORIAL ROOM
GETS COMPLIMENT

Many complimentary remarks
were made by visitors at the Timss
during the formal opening Tuesday.
on the excellent appearance
OF the once furniture In the edito-
rial rooms Horrocks quality dssks,
and Gunlocke chairs are used In
this department, all being furnished
by the Richmond & Backus Co. The
selected quartered oak harmonisss
well with the other SURROUNDINGS OF
the room and from a standpoint OF
utility Horrocks desks are not CT.
celled The Richmond q Backus
Co. maintain a complete once fur
store-five floors OF complete
OUTFITS. In steeisor wood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
TWO BILLS
ARE DOOMED
Congress In Its Last
Day Is Clearing
Calendar

WASHINGTON. March s.--Legis.
iative skies cleared today for con.
gress adjournment Both branches
entered upon their last full days
work. expecting 20 stay In continu.
Gus session all night and until
taps" sounded Thursday
Senate confirmation early today OF
four federal trade commissioner
all except George II. Rublee-re-
moved serious stumbling block.
Rublee will get recess appoint.
ment.
The. ship purchase and rural cred.
its measures were the only import
ant "sticklers" left on the calendar.
Both appeared doomed TO defeat
The senate adjourned from : TO IL
a. N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
N. Y. Cotton Report.
Live Stock.
FAST BUFFAL0 LIVE STOCK.
DunninE a stevens.

EAST BTFFAL/O. ~ Y. March a.
Cattle, Two cars, market. strong
choice 20 prime steers, quotable, ss.ls
48Ib; fair 20 good. s7..s6TT5; plain.
$780,. choice butcher steers 81 so
WT.15; fair TO good. t70T2s: best
handy steers. tT25 q T50 common 20
good. tsmG.T5; yeariings. t7as:
prime heifers. 1890 good handy
good, $500 $50. best fat cows, O. a
CTS; good hutchering cows. s5.I5Ts.
medium TO good, t5n52s. cutters.
ffebmf.T5. Gamers. Ad42S: best
bulls, Se.TS6T. good butehering bulls.
fe6s.b0. sausage bulls tss0ds:
light bulls s4T5Hs.25
Hogs: Ten cars, market. steady;
heavy sg.a6If. workers. mixed anu
pigs, s.a5m7.4s
Sheep Six cars. market strong:
top lambs Si0.25: yeArlings. ss50ns
wethers. ts50ffS. ewes, ssT5dT25
Calves: t5nfI50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. March i--tClose)-Aft-
err two days or decline II appeared
that wheat shorts were satisfied with
their pronts or afraid to wait for
more. wi.hou, any buIiish change
In the news they began covering and
created a strong opening
The most important point In the
market Just now IL the attempt OF
the allies to force q passage oof the
Dardans1les, but IN the early cables
there was not much on the subject.
They are supposed 10 be making
progress. which il bearish. but they
have a big job on their hands A
very significant piece OF news Vas
that ielllng that British officers who
had been IN this country purchasing
for the army have been recalled and
are on their way home. This n sup
posed TO Indicate confidence In the
early opening Of the Dardaneiles.
There IL a feeling that the war SIT
uation r. changing. but the trade
realizes that II 10 by no means over.
Primary receipts are small and are
expected 20 run rather light from
now on. There was n falling on In
exports also. which probably results
from scarcity OF ships. but the figures
now show a large movement some
reports came In about export selling
Minneapolis made sale 70 30 all rail-
10 the east
wheat ruled arm during the
greater part OF the day. and closed
with July &c and the other deals
lAe higher than Tuesdays close.
Corn advanced lie and beans de-
eiined Sc Rye declined &c.
si44: May opened win an advance
OF Ike AZ 81 tsL. declined TO 81 IS
and advareaa 10 ii.tsH July opened
at 81 II. declined 20 tl.isn. advanced
20 r.-ol and closed at r-fo: No.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn.
cash No. I. tie: No. } yellow. car
a. Ts'se. closing at 7se; No. yellow.
7Ihc
Oats: standard. 2 ears at ts.e;
No. white. Sc: No. Z white. 5se.
Rye: Cash No. ,. tlI7.
Ma ssSn: :n,p Im%sdi T.. Map grGssnis and
Cioverssed: Prime spot and March.
ss70: sample red. IS bags At $3.50. 20
At tsz5. 1I At s. prime alsike. ISIS;
sanrIe alsike. : bags al ss7t
Timothy Prime spot. t1.i0.
RsseslR;s n Dc, the ps; ns m, T:rks,
four. cars % wheat. 3 Of corn. J Of
oats. of rye and ! % hay with
drawals were 1000 bills OF hour. u
600 bu OF wheat and 1000 bu OF
wheat ss $500 Do o. corn s, 800 b ~
OF oats. 900 bu Of barley and ! .
Zoo bu Of rye.
Liverpool corn declined Nd
. ExPsFts-sf wheat and -four We'd
nesday, s03. 900 bu./
Primary wheat receipts were as7.-
900 bu-. against $4,000 bu. a year
ago.
Receipts Of wheat wednesday. Du-
luth. 90 cars. against IS a year ago
Minneapolis i1t cars against 3Ta
Winnipeg. z5s cars. against iit. Chi
cago. % cars. against IS; southwest.
$4,000 bu-. against iss, 900 bu.
Chill has removed the import duty
on hour owing to scarcity.
report was recovered on change
that England haS purchased the en-
tire Argentine wheat crop OF 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
o.,.e,Ive 10 Conduct saloon.

Detective Alex TremCntie, who
Joined the force July 25, 1905. and
was promoted to detective for good
work in the Italian colony, resigned.
Tuesday, to enter the saloon busi-
ness. Trcmontie. II Is said. has as
surances that he will be allowed to
operate the saloon formerly owned
by a relative who died last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
CLERKS TO BOOST
EARLY CLOSING

All salespeopie interested In Sc
curing early CLOSING hours for retail
clerks IN Detroit are urged 20 at.
tend a meeting Thursday evening, at
& o'clock. In Fraternity hall, No. ~
Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
MONROE NURSERY
EMPLOYEES STRIKE

MONROE. Mich, March 3.-(spe.
ciai)-Fifty foreign employees. OF
two local nurseries. striking today
demanded 80 cents daily increase In
wages The alleged strikers carried
clubs 10 prevent others from resum-
ing work At the old rate OF tI2s per
day. Sheriff cronenvett II inyestL
eating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
rrNIoy sToe,x yAnnsu

Z CHICAGO. March a-Hs9s Re-
ccipts. $4,000 head: market. steady.
mixed and butchers. tef0Qs.Ts; good
heavy. se.sb q SIS rough heavy. isis
@s.so. tight, ts4eds.ss; pigs, 1850
0s.Tb Cattle Receipts 1900 head
ss'sc@s5c: Tssans ssse 1ssyss
calves ts50mlo sheep: Receipts
1900 head; market. weak. loc lower.
natlye. 1922. western. tT9T.s0;
lambs. sTT6Isso. western, $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

,rss. .sc hr.ts .sgisae. dairy e e1.
i Pr,5. Ts o,s, s,,,, ii37gHat.es Egg Egg.
ishc Cheese Twins, 15xmi6c.
young Americas. isc Live poultry.
Fowls iSc. ducks. i2dlsc geese ,
Y12c. springs, 1870 turks, lac
red. 7B640c. Wisconsin. do 7s1f1c
do. s6n4oc. New potatoes Receipts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
sToCKHoLDERs' MEETING or
m m

nuai meeting OF stockholders OF the
Deiray Connecting Railroad Com
pany. for the election 81 Directors
and the transaction Of such other
business a. may come before the an
nnal meeting. will be held at the Of
fee OF the company in the city OF
Detroit Michigan. on Wednesday.
March 18th, 1915. at 1 p. m. by or
der OF the Directors Of the Company.
(signedD J. y. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

A beefsteak supper will be given
the recently organized Glue club OF
the Detroit Builders and Traders
exchange. Wednesday evening. a. 6
o'clock. in the parlors OF the Wood.
ward bowling alleys. II In expected
that about 20 new members will be
received into the club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

CLEVELAND. q. March S-Hos.
Receipts aso0. nrm 10 zoe higher:
workers. and MIXED g. 90: pigs ana
lights ts.pe67 medium. and heavies
.soQe6s; roughs 81 80: stays ttSe.
Cattle. Receipts. cars steady
sheep ana lambs Receipts ears.
lie higher. top. 1885 Ca, Pc
cctpts. loo. weak top. fii 50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
Produce Market

Another decline in egg prices was
recorded yesterday. The demand -
good but receipts are heavy. and At
this stage 81 the game receivers
want no accumulation the rush %
production being Just ahead Butter
- stead az the last decline and Il
only moderately active Poultry T.
arm and Inclined 20 shade little
higher Receipts are very hght and
on account og the fast that springs
are apt 20 bs staggy eGysrs are Civ
ing the preference to straight hens,
Rereipts % dressed calves arc not
large but average poor IN goallD
eral trade s. only moderately active
App,e.- RAldwins, ..:sg:.sc spies.
TST1; gresntngS s. $50 russets.
sss6iTs steeTs red. s. s0R57S per
Dbl. box apples tl.5a i,IS
B..aas. shiPping stock ~ "a
s<.n.9Drted Lraas. 7IGse per 10.
Cshhaxrst 5e1l.1s per Dbl.
Caunsewer-s9. per crete
C<iery-MichigAE large. .sE 5Ne..
California. nss9ise Per crate FioF-
css-.~--w holesaie prices Michi-
gan fats. i4s iSc: New York u
lTSe liuberger. isa MI sss dSS.s
$50 zee. long horns. lsGlshe; dais-
les. is0ishe per 10.
CranSerrtes-Howes. $50 " 5 80.
late reds n1sss per bbl. 5. per eu
Drs..ed ,s S.ise.1 ~ IS
Fre.h veGetsble.-Greer peppers.
s.T5d3 case. soc per basket Tai-
i.hes. Toe per. toI.: lettuce. ien lie
10 spinach. t-.S hamper parsley.
ass per hamper; dollhouse cueume-rs
go ts0. BRUSSELS sprouts. = sse
quart .halotts. 100 sse Per do1.;
Florida tomatoes H.soGt.s per $
er.s~.-import.d MAiagas, $500
ersp< Frufs-,s6i25 per crate.
Hesey-Fancy white. new. ~ &c
amber. iIglts 10; .I,ras'sd g gsS,n y,
the foIiowing. prices for eaisd hay
in car lots Z o. b. Detroit. No !
Timothy, sis0Isse: standard. us0
1850. No. timothy. si3s0G -: 10;
o. IiI .s.a si' and t's "a, r.ssa~. Te3.ss
Hss..-No. cured. ia1es No,
green aides, l5He: Ne. l cured bulls.
i s,.s v ss srt sss So ' green lfs N veal
Kip. IKE: No. I cured murrain. lse;
No 1 cured calf. soc: No. I green carr.
zoe: horse, IS. No. horse " NOES,
lie OF. No. : kip and calf. 1c on
sheep-skins. as TO amount OF WOOL
Ls....-californi.. ss.,se37s per
box.
Lf.es-siai.5 per boz.
Nushreeas--3eG tOc per H.
Oranges-caIifornia Sayeis. t2.5os
s7Ts: Florida. s.7s q $50 per box
o.seas-siGli9 per ioe-h SACK
Spanish. 81 SEQ l. 90 per crate.
PfsesppIesAF1orida ssT5nt crate
Michigan. In carload lots
sacks IS 1tsc per ou; new Berrnu-
das. ssasse per bbl. 81 per bu-
Pssltry-springs. 5Gise; hens,
1yL q lsc. ducks $50 isc. geese. izu
lac. turkeys. isaise: No. : hens, i
aiSe. 10. Dressed poultry springs
isei7e: hens; isgise ducks "a
77c 10.
straw s>rrs~.-sod ssc per quart.
sweet Petste>s-jerseys. kiln drief.
G.se 6lss per crate Deiawares, slSe
per hamper.
Tsnsw-So. /, SAC: No 2. tkc ID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
rOLEDo castx

ToLEno, .. March 3s--wheat:
Cash elst MAY ti4s: July Iiis.
TINE. oats Cash bse, May Ssxc,
Ju1y t<<ex Rye: cssh .lil clov-
61arch 1850 October Ss.se. Timothy
Tash and March, tsi1k Mslke
fHsh and March 1915. Butter. Brick
Grra,ncry so0 tet3c; tub creamery
q X18oIc EgGs; Fancy select,
al; ff~~h' ceotfitd ale; country run
~ ffey. unchsnged.>
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

Tn. following arms are privileged
"a sxerute orders on the Exchange.
Carlyle a Poyah. W. A HAnlin a
Co. III. ". Noble q Co. W. Z Moss
a Co, Jack NJ Thomson, Lewis q.
Gorton. W Z. Reilly 4 Co. Geo NJ
Merrill a Co, A w. wallace q
Co. William II Rose q Co. VIM. a
Seer q Co. W. b Mclaughlin. r. N
Pelfnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

BEACON, N. Y. March 3.--Lives
OF more than 100 school children
were endangered today when sparks
from a locomotive set nre TO a shed
containing several tons OF dynamite.
A workman ran to the school
building nearby and the pupils were
hurried out OF the building and
rushed to their homes. The fire was
still burning at IL a. m. and per
sons within radius OF half a mile
have fed. fearing an explosion. The
dynamite was for use In railroad
work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
roLrDo INV srorx

ccIpts. light, ioc lover. heavtes. SCI
0HTss mediums. tsss9sse; good
pifs, ts-seMs: yertera % poaT:
Calves. steady kheap and lambs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

Bufter--Creamery extra. zee. hrsts.
nc. dairy. 2ic; packing stock Isc
per ~.
Esgs-Fresh receipts, cases includ-
ed. hrsts, ishc per doz. Receipts.
pst cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
WELFARE BUREAU
HAS BEEN BUSY

Miss Hedwig Weiss. head OF the
city welfare bureau. has fled her
first report on the work OF the ou-
reau. covering the time from It's or
ganization. Oct. Is. 1914. to Jan. 10.
1915. She states that 1851 people
have applied 10 the bureau for aid.
Emergency relief was given TO $40;
advice and direction TO l53: cloth
ing to 1900. aid given by outside
contributors to 271 families, the re-
lief amounting to sI.01s.si: money
received by the bureau from yolun.
tary contributors. s477.s0. positions
secured for 154 individuals, and spe-
cial medical aid given by private
physicians In seven cases.
In addition. free legal advice was
obtained in 20 cases. and several
wage claims were collected. Two
hundred and seventy families were
given outside assistance on the rec
ommendation OF the welfare bureau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 3.-OpenInE--
Wheat: May. up aye. July. ~ g
Oats. May. up &c. July. up 10. Pro-
visions unchanged 20 slightly higher
NOoN-Wheat; May down = July
down n. Corn. May up . July Up
= oats: May down y July up y
Ciose-wheat May. down &c.
July. down isc Corn May. up Y
July, up TIC. oats May, down &c
July. up c, Provisions higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

tonered. asked and bid.
Total sales. 2f7.see shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
JoBBISG PRICES.

csn.ea ceos.-Appl.. ,,asF,ss
gal. baked beans, lib. 50 q soc: Lima
bears. sieL35 Corn: Fancy Maine;
clio. Peas Fancy early June. siJe.
standard, 81. baked. So07oc sal
mon: socksye tail. $3.50. nat. ~ so
Alaska reds, $50. Alaska pinks. u.
. aoTa'G June ,is s :if,sa early June.
Feei-JobSlns prices in I0o-Io.
sacks; bran, t1s. standard middllngs.
tas. hne middlings. 81, cracked corn.
Flo.r4Jo6Sins priess Best Miehi-
gan patent. $50 second patent
tT.50. straight. o. 40. pure rye. $40.
spring patent. tsie per bbl. in paper
Hare~.re-NarIs. $3.50 case: an
neaied wire. $50 bundle painted
barbed wire ? point. 81 galvanized
sheets. % gauge. 81. % gauge. t3ls
q gauge. t35o; 70 gauge. - 20
B.S9 per dor. black sheet steel, n
and 20 gauge. t2l5 Is gauge 81 30.
~ gauge. i3-55. % gauge. - 70, car
riage bolts. small. 7se fec and per
machine bolts. small, 50 and per
cent OF list. large TSc and OF list
OILS-Detroit March Raw lin
seed oil. SIC boiled linseed oil. CSC
per gal In barrel lots. Kerosene.
rnond headlight. SIC. perfection 7c:
paIacfne, ic. crown gasoline. lie per
gallon.
Provisions Ness pork. $3.50: fam
liz. fis5oG 81. clear backs. tisu2i
smoked hams. rs q isc, briskets. ltn
i7c. shoulders. lac. picnic hams. 81
q i0Hc bacon, isd1sc; lard in tier-
ces lie. kettle rendered. lie 10
s.gsr.-corrected daily BY W n.
Edgar a sons Crystal dornipoes. p
10. tsss DO. 5-ib. So Is, eagle tab
xxx powdered. 1850: standard
powdsrsd. tsss. graduated extra
coarse fs3s do. fine. in bulk. ssIS.
do. 25-Ib cottons. IS 20, crystal DOM
inc gran. Alb. and 5-ib. cartons. in
rases fst5; crystal domino gran.
HF cases 1856; diamond a, 1875:
ssonfs.etiones: 4 i:ie: 80. :. 1893:
80. s. 1915 so. : IS 80. 80. 10. ISIS:
No. n 1870 No "a. 1886 No. II.
$3.50 No. H. $3.50. No. rs, 1850;
non-ceking nlsturs, ts.7s best
hold pow'd. Is ~ 20 case. $3.50: do.
~ 10 case. ts7o per case.
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Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO com
mission change.
Active stocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04

Prt.ffsg the plain s~.t kf.s--thss
rfsht-Ti.es job Depsrt.est.-
Mstn <s1n.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-06
RUSSIANS CLAIM !.
VICTORY ON N|DA
Cars Troops Drive Austrians
from Bank of River,
Says Petrograd.
ADMIT FOUR ATTACKS
Great Battle Going on in West Galicia
Since Last Sunday Remains
Undecided.
ADMIT FOUR ATTACKS

Petrograd, May 5-Immense German
forces are being moved southwark
from Cracow. Since Sunday there have
been sharp separate engagements at
Tarnow and Gorlice. in Galicia. and
near BarlfeId in Hungary. The Rus
sian army has driven the AuStrians
westward from the right bank of the
Nida and a battle involving enormous
numbers is now beginning. 1t is be-
lieved that Gen. Litzingen's Bavarian
army. which last week abandoned its
a attempt on the Stryj road. now is
Fastening westward to fill the right
wing of the German line.
The demonstration in northwest Rus
STA doubtless was intended to detain
large Russian forces available for the
battle between Cracow and the Car
pathians. This German move has COM
pletely failed. 1t was turned back
Monday from a point south of the line
FROM Libau to Mitau, abandoning a
of light guns.
Neither the German fleet nor trans
ports have been seen off the coast.
although Russian torpedo boat
squadron searched for them.
TeutOns Make Four Attacks.
That the German armies have launched
energetic offensive movements at four
different points on the long battle front
in the eastern theater of war was ad
mited today, but the war Office asserted
that three of these had already been
checked. The fourth-that I'm Western
precipitate ted great battle
on the eastern bank or the Dunajec
River.
The outskirt skirmishcs began a week
ago and the main forces did not come
into contact until Sunday. The battle
has been raging violently since that day.
with alternate success for the Austro-
Germans and Russians.
The three points where the Russians
claim to have checked Austro- German
drives are in the Baltic provinces of
X ourland and kovno. on the Nida River
in Southwestern Poland and in the Stryj
region of the Carpathians east of UsZok
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-06
BANK DIRECTORS CHOSEN.
'iaI tn Til. Washington herald.

Special tn Tin. Washington herald
Rockville. Nd, May Sat the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Farmers Banking and Trust Company,
directors were chosen as follows: John
Joy Edison. Edward c. Peter. William
W. Welsh. Samuel l.. Phillips. William
W. Darby. Arthur Peter. Albert NJ.
Bouic. Robert 6. Hilton. James E
Dcets. John w. Walker. Horace d.
Waters. Arthur Williams. and Harry
Griffith. The directors reelected
Robert G. Hilton. president and secre-
tary: Edward c. Peter. vice president:
William W. Welsh, treasurer: Roland
Wootton. assistant secretary; John J.
Higgins. assistant treasurer: +. Bache
Albert. clerk.
At the annual town election at Lay
louisville. this county. William b.
Mobley. T. Cranmer Griffith. and Ed
ward F. Riordan were chosen town
At kensington. A. n. Dobson and r.
Fl. Chappelle were chosen members of
the town council to serve two years.
Mr.. Dobson succeeds himself and Mr..
Chappelle takes the place of George w.
Hyatt. who was not a candidate for re-
election. The only other candidate was
I. Fl. Linton. The vote of each candi-
date was as follows: Dobson. So: Chap
pelle. 81: Linton. IL.
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WILSON NAMES NAVAL AID.
Lieut.. Commander Robert l.. Berry
Is Appointed.

Commander Robert L. Berry, L. S. n,
was yesterday designated by President
Wilson as his naval aid. Berry is already
commander Of the Mayfower, the Presi-
dents yacht. Lieut.. Commander Jones,
formerly naval aid TO Secretary of the
Navy Daniels. acted also as naval aid
to the President
Lieut. Commander Berry was born in
Kentucky and graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1900 He has served on board
the Olympia. the Kearsarge. and the staff
of the commander-in-chief of the North
Atlantic station. on the Hull, the Colo
RADIO. and the Chicago. in the Bureau of
Navigation. as aid at the White House.
on the New Hampshire, in command of
the Sterrett. aid on the staff of the COM
mander of the Atlantic fleet. at the Naval
War College. at the Naval Academy and
on the Mayiower.