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Evening star., 1915-06-09
Albert S. Davidson Sues for Divorce

Albert S. Davidson has filed suit for
an absolute divorce from Sallie David
son. They were married April 6. 1898.
and have one child. Desertion is al
legged and a correspondent named. The
father asks the custody Of the child.
Attorneys Charles r. Colvin and Need
ham c. Turnage appear for the hus-
band.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
SELECTED TO UNVE|L
FLORAL PIECE At RITES
Miss Virginia Hereford to Act at
Confederate Services in
Arlington.

Miss Virginia Hereford. niece of Mrs.
Maude Howell Smith, president of the
District of Columbia Daughters of the
Confederacy, was chosen by Washing
ton Camp, Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams, last night to unveil a floral de-
sign at memorial exercises in the Con-
federate section of Arlington cemetery
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Following the meeting the members
of the camp participated in exercises
with United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy in paying tribute to the memory
of jefferson Davis on the occasion of
his birthday anniversary. The exer-
cises were held at Confederate Memori-
al Hall. 1922 Vermont avenue north
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Activities of the Organization.

George L. Clayton, president Of the
Brool<land Brotherhood. who presided,
outlined the activities of the organi-
zation during the last year and invited
the men of Brookland to join it. The
program was ended by the audience
joining in singing "Amarica.''
Musical and literary numbrs were
included in the evenings entertain
ment, those contributing being Miss
Florence Reynolds, Miss Ruth Clayton,
Dr. Lulu l. Waters, Miss Josephine Col
den. Leo C. Terry, W. K. Gilman. Fred
E. Barbour. Harry Andersen and Maur-
ice F. Lyons. Refreshments were serv-
ed the close of the meeting.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Capital Not the Only Element.

At another point he declared that
while capital is an element in pro-
duction it is not the only element nor
the most important one. I'm order to
make anything of it it must have be-
hind it the living, conscious being to
start it and direct it," he said.
Secretary Wilon spoke of the prob
lem of unemployment and the work
which the Department of Labor is
doing to alleviate it, He cited the
procuring of labor for wheat fields of
the west and work for the laborers
burned out" in the great Salem fire
The problem of unemployment has
been greater in the past than it need
have been, he said, because there was
no way of bringing the jobless man
and the manless job together"
Secretary Wilson referred to the De-
partment of Labor as the Department
of Industrial Diplomacy and said it is
doing its best to bring about the
brotherhood of man
Evening star., 1915-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

EislnEer's AutO-Trucks Have to Keep
Trim mean steady orders. 21o9 eth ST.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
President Davis Praised.

Rev. Dr. Randolph H. Mckim, chap
lain of Camp No. III, L. c. ", gave
the invocation. Claude n. Bennett
made an address in which he praised
President Davis for his unselfsh de-
votion to the cause of southern Con-
federacy. Maj. f. w. r. Ewing gave
an historical address, picturing the
Evening star., 1915-06-09

Spelshouse. 1915 7th. Main $500. Paper
hanging, window shades. picture frames.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

Clemons; music by Ruth Gfroerer:
class prophecy, Mary Fallon: parting
advice, Marie Ryan; class song, words,
Helen Mahony; music. Vera Judge.
Degrees are to be conferred tomor-
row morning on thirty-six candidates.
including two of last years class who
! receive the master of arts degree,
by Cardinal Gibbons, president Of the
address to the graduates will be by
Michael ]. Ryan, city solicitor of Phil
! adelphia.
An excellent concert was given yes
terday by the Caecilian Society, of
which the officers are: Marguerite Ma
loney, president; Catherine McCaskey,
vice president. and Eleanor Mc-Cor-
mack. secretary and treasurer.
In the "Visfon of the Queen one of
the features of the concert, the prin-
The Narrator. Miss Margaret Dough-
erty, Is; the Queen, Miss Carolyn Kir-
win, 10: First Heavenly Voice. Miss
Carolyn Kirwin. is; Second Voice, Miss
Miss Addie Keenan,, Is; Fourth Voice.
Miss Helen Mahoney, is; Fifth Voice.
Miss Margaret Dougherty, rs: The IL
! lusion. Miss Addie Keenan,, Is, with
accompaniment of: Piano. Miss Ell
eanor Mccormack. II: cello. Miss Ann
Clemons, '1a violin, Miss Marietta
Becker. '1s. and harp. Miss Helen
Clemons. Is.
Members Of Glee Club.
The members of the glee club which
contributed to the enjoyment of the
occasion are:
Marguerite Maloney. Is, director.
First soprano-Addie Keenan,, Is;
Winnifred Monahan, 16: Maureen Jen-
nings. IS: Patricia Calvin. II; Helen
Mahoney, IS: Maurine Daily. 16 Mary
MacManus. '16, and Marie OBrien, 1S.
Second soprano--Margaret MacArdle,
Is: Eileen Smith, IS Vincent Quinn,
10; Pearl Staudt, II; Margaret Dough-
erty. '1S; Ellen Desmond. Is: Rena Nc
Carthy. Is; Marie Kramer. Is; Irene
Lee. II; Coiette DAILY. II, and Alice
Leonard, '1S.
First alto-Carolyn Kirwin. -; Alice
McCabe. IS; May Judge, II: Vera
Judge, Is. and Zita Donahue, II.
Second alto-Elizabeth Leonard, IS:
Margaret McWeeney. IS: Claire Don
aghoe. II: Catherine McCaskey, Is,
and Hazel McQuillan. II
Accompanist-Miss Eleanor McCor-
mack, II.
The Eurydice Club. which rendered
the Japanese Cicada drama. is COM
posed of Miss Katherine Jackson. II.
director: first violin. Zita Donahue. Ii:
Marietta Becker. Is: Philomene Con-
nell. is; second violin. Helen HaSeney.
Is, and Cecilia Jackson, IS; first man
dolin, Miriam Greene. 10: Margaret
Parsons, 10. Mary Mccarthy. 16, and
Claire Donag ghue. II: second mandolin,
Catherine Barry '16: Ursula Goebel,
'18, and Mabel Reardon, is; accom-
panist. Vivian Neary, Is.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

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Evening star., 1915-06-09
Charlie Chaplin daily. Virginia. sos nth

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is Best and Cheapest. Phone L. 1885,
Evening star., 1915-06-09

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Evening star., 1915-06-09

Blue Printing. Schmidt. 1922 18th st
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Der 9nnserfrieg.

Stun I6neioen mir bus Gprn,
Sic gpIo'nen S6fpnoen Iieaen,
9ie Genie bIibt, Der Shnitter ladt:
@ir iiegen. bell mir fieaen;
Mir nngen nidt am 9ungertu6
S6iuar3 Brot mnbt rofe @nngen.
9ie Bd1me bdngen f6tper bon Srud)t,
lIno unfre Selber pransen.
Grftidt in Gift nnb geib unb Corn -
8ir fdneiben infer neues aorn.
2abt taiifenb 9onner frahen -
8ir laden mir ladenl
Ser auf ben Seinb nidt brelden fam,
Ser brifdt Die ponen Mebren
linb baut 70 srimmig griinolih brein,
Mls obs &ierbiiloler ipdren.
Sic alien @eibIein regen iih
co flint ais tpie Die Sretthen,
llno mas Der Bub nidt ibnffen fam,
9ns idoffen 5tpei, brei Mdbhen.
Sc bari ia niht, es fam ia nidt
Ser Sdan0plan eu6 ~geIingen,
9ur6 Sunger nn5re barte Soult
gu feieIn nub 5u 5ipingen.
81, fperrt mtr aue Sore an,
SIR f0nnt es nidt berbinoern
Die beuf5he @rbe meint's 5u out
git ibren trenen aiuoern.
gSir baben iatt nnb iiberiatt
Bir MAIDEN nit ben Ne5ten
Nl1 nod @iuionen Hufien Iatt,
Rebft anoern Iiebeu @dIten.
| Dir, fperter Better iiber Gee,
/ Gergebn mi6 nod Die @uden.
gu lernIt nod 8urlt ,unb Galerfrali
Sci uns nit Sreuoen idluden.
| limb babt ibr uils bas Selo eepfliiet
/! Wfii 8omben uno 8ranaten,
gRit Srdneu nnb nit 8hit 9eoiiuat
| 9ie Srieoens : Soffmnesiaaten:
| 9us Sabt lit Inn, bie Sridt lit @reii.
| limb reif iino audi Die 3eiten,
| Sab mir aus nnierm beileen 9riee
| 2ur groben grnte fdreiten.
0as holf euh Gift unb Reio uni
3oru?
SIR Idneioen unier neues &oru.
Gait cure 9onner fra6en
8ir iteben feit uno ladenl
grnf Srhr. b. @ oI3ogen.
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Ste bentige Gage.

Die oeutihen Na1ri1ten iiber Die
Sdlodt Dor Sligo fpblen nod INNER
nnb mir iino iiber oos Shifial bes
Greu5ers 0Moltfe" nod immer mid!
aifgefllart. Die &uiien uno eng
lander fniipfen Die unfinnigften Sol
g%er1lngen ON ben angebliden Sieg
nno iteIen iib an, als mertn iest a.
leg perdnoert more. Snstpiiden ipif=
felt iif Der Selosllg in 8olen in,
mon fonnte falt fagen, proefomm=
maBiger @eiie ab. Sifotpet nl1o Ep-
focin iino eenommer, alle 9eere iino
norgeorlrngen nno Die 2inien aieben
lid eneer mo enger I'M 8relt9i=
tonsf 5ninmmet1. Son Den iibrigen
Sdouplaten lit nihts @idtiees gu
meIoen. 8ulgarien fon iest sen
Gertrng nit Der Giirfei iiber Die 9eo~
oafatidt8 Balm enoeiiltie abgeibloiiest
haben, alio lit BON ieinem MnidluB
an Die gntente ri1t mebr Die &eec.
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Der @Osfamer 9entidposrOm.

Die lnruben begannen am Miti-
nod benz 8. Sum- gegen 5 lin
abeuos. glnf ben 3ofen oer Sobrifa ri
ION 3iinoel nnb BON f&ubner Jam
:nelten fid einiee tauieno arbeiter
nnb ftcllten p~orerit peridieoene @r-
foroerungen an ben Director bci
SIngel 9errn GnrliIen. 9a oiel-r
niht iofort einmiaigte, begum mat;
an Der Jabrif oaS 3erltorunesmerf.
&err Garliien ielbit fliifjtete iid),
aber elm Cell Der M~orbbrenner per-
iolete i'm nit uiiltem @cbeuI, unb
in ieiuer Sooesanglt ~itiir5ie iid Der
llngliiflihe in ben 5uroeit MIR ipe-
mig 8aiier fiihrenoen Itosfmo-aa-
mol, inn iid an oas anoere liter gu
retten. or erreidJte es 5fpnr, abcr
foum mar er an Der &analboldune
cmporgeflettert 10 ipuroe er bon Der
Menidenmenge, Die iid hereits am
liter ~angelnmmelt bate, ergriffen
nn6 auf Der Stelle eridlagen.
Sn8miiden mar Der Yobel auf Die
len Sobrifen in oie @obnb1nler Der
|9ireftoren eingebrungen. Sic ieIsii
paren nibt an,peieno. Orei oeuiid)e
Srauen oieIer Direftoren batter iid
lin ons benabbarte Snus elmer Srall
Gngels gefliidtet nno fpnroen bort
linn Setter Deritedt. Sran gngcls
ieIbit lit ruiiiihe lntertanin uno bai
iogar amei Sobne els Sffi5iere in
Der Sront. Nur nit GROCER Miibe
! fonnte fie oaraufbin erlangen, oaH
Die Woroerbanoe iie ibonte. Seood
ipuroen bel elmer Sausiufung i'm
2eller Die orei anoeren Srailen ge.
fuloen, nno nun ipurben ole pier
uufgeforbert, nit auf Die Yoli5eiDu.
tc al fommen. Mnf Dem Siege BORT.
bin mltroen Die 9nmen iiber oi,
Bride in Den Mosfpa.G anaI gelDur.
fem Der, ipie bereits geiagt penie
@nIier bot nno oa tie nidi crtran.
fen, miroen fie nit Steinmiirfen bon
ohen ber aetotet. Snsmiiden mo-,
Ger Yobel mif piele 9aulenoe setuod,.
len rno orgoniiierte iif in eira
aroBe 3nbI ~ein3eIner 8dloen Dor
iemcils nur einigen bunoert 2ea.
ten, meiit balbpiidiigen Burden.
Sn Der Roft bon Mittipod alii
0onneritag blieb es in Der Staoi
ielbit notwithstanding rubie, ab,i
om Donneritae friib soeen oieie Sau
ien larmeno unb ~seritoreno oilrf
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Harme1 III perpadlten in Sadlun

Jarmem sn b~erpad)ten in Sadlun
So, SeraS. Heife5 idtuar3es. meiit
robes Hrairie : 2ano. Gutter 8reis
nem Yd9ter be6ablt fir anfbred,en
BEG 2anoes. Cute angeltridene ulso
tope5ierte SGuier. @utes 8uilsr,
@rennbol5. 3pei ooer orei 6ariiien
su pcrpadten. Geutihe porge5oeen,
finoen oelitidc Mahburn. @usfunft
erteiIen oie 8anfen in SDler osef
meine iesiaen Hafter.
sSpbn s. Booth, Spler. Seras.
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troboem reoen Tie ii6 ullo Ser 8elt
Elm, Dob Die 2eBteren gor feline Ge-
hentung babert, mabreno Ser Oar
iarelenerfolg, Der crit errltnget1
merben ion, iebt ldon BON &ieientc-
6eutltng fir lie lit.
GemiB miir6e er beoeuteno Ieir.
Ibet ielbit ipenn anes 10 fGme, mic
Die @aiierten iid %einreoen, mprur
u%ilierer Meinuna nob gar ni6t gu
oenfen lit, Die oentiden 1tno oitt..-
rei6ilden @rfolee IN 9olen font.er
hurh ben Sal &onitmtinopels niGt
81 nidte genladt meroen. Gus miro
ben Serribaften in 2onoon, Baris
unb petersburg lebr balo fbar mes-
ben.
Sn &isa ideinen bie 0elitifeu
Heb eebobt au baden. Gin Ineriii
ibrer SIotte lift onldeinenO obeeibla-
gen moroen uno Die &lifen er5db,
len Shanereeihidten BON ben gro
BEN @crlulten Ser 9entlhen. Sir
beutlden 9eri1te baben oicie Ge-
ibiften rod nidt beitdtigt un6 oo
fie iebr lonoerbar flinger, 10 f01llcrl
mir nidt re1t an ibre 8eltdtiguna
glalben. Sn Der oeuti9en 9aritcl-
lung miro itb Der 8organg lp6ter
mol gan5 anoers ausnebmen. sc
|iebt ben SAT- aber, Die 8erluite Der
Deutiden maren mirflib 10 groB, nie
bebauptet miro, 10 miiroe es oodI
uniinn ieinx BON oieiem Miserfola
als einem @enoepunft in oar
Song 6es &rieges at ipredJen.
l9a5u feblt ibm porldufig jebe g.,
eenidaft. gs miiroe ia pradtis iein,
menn oie 9eutIden &iga einnebmer
fonnten, es mare Der natrrgemaBe
|ShInB tbrer grobernngen in Sur
lnno unb 2iplano, aber perr1 lie Dos
lnift fertig bringen, oanrt miro Dor
6ieiem MiserfoIg aild feline 5er1tC
Irenoe @irfuns auf lire hsberigen
grfolge a%1tsgeben.
Sic A~Iliierten Iuhen iebt ourGi
faIibe uno irrefiibrenbe DnriteGnne
6as HnbIifum iiber oie totiddIih.
Gage 5n tdniden. sic ers1bIen pci1
Der furbtbaren Sinan5Iage 9eutid).
lfanos unb pon benz o~ringenoen @un-
|ihe Der fiibrenoen Yerionlid,feiteri il
Geutidianb, Srieoen ai ifylieBeE
Sic idndrmen bon Den gi1r5enfen
Musli1ten an Den DurbaneIen. 81:
pbantafieren BON Der giinitigen Gag,
HuBIanbs. Sie perfleinern oae
IaroBen grfolge Der oeutiden 8erbiiit.
0eten ni1o pergroBern jeoen nod ID
fIeinen @rfolg Der Maiierten ilt's
Masloie. l1nn iie Iiigen, liisen, Iii.
gen nie MIR lie 5npor.
llnfere 2eier m0gen iid) nift t1u.
Eiben laiien. Die Gage Der oelitid)er
@erbiinoeten tit 10 gl1n5ero, mie iit
nun ieilr fam, mabreno Die Maiierter
tati1blid BEL ibren lebten 8iilfsmif
teln aneelanet liio. 9iele Siilfs,
mittel iinb INNER nod beoeuieno
aber cs mare elm @itnoer, tpenn I'll
nit ibnen nod cine @enoling Or
Srieges berbeifiibren fonnten.
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Nniunft =
.Ro. 2-gon Corpus gbrifti unb GntriSo
springs ...s.......4:45 nndJHt.
80. 4-gon Corpus gbrifti. 700 BORN.
SO. 1-gta1 Corpus gbrifti unb garri5o
Eprinas .10:40 BORN.
SO. s-Na& CORPUS G6rifi $50 obeuOS
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Jreie Yreft fit Sens: 9ienfag "a, Nngnf 1915.

ole SfroBen Der Staot. 9oron mur=
&c Die ruIiii6e Sabine gctroaen ulto
dltf einem Steden Die 0iloer 0es
e5oren nno oes @eneraIiIiimus Sci
fnloi Nifoloielpitid, 10 ooB SIC
Ter Meorobremer5lte gall3 i'm 3ei-
den elmer patriotilden altnoqe6uno
itano.. 8egegnete man einem ioi-
den Soufen, 10 ipi1roe l6on bon ue;-
tenn gelbrien: SUIT abl", uno qroB
nno flein folete obne meitcres oieier
Gufforoerung. Ser Gobel mar Ser
9lIleinberrider in ser Stoot. 8abr-
ideinlid botten Die 5iibrer eire ae-
noue Siite aller 9euti6en ODER che
maligen 9e1ttiben in Mosfau. SollI
more es nidt moelih eemeien, BIN
men "a Stunoen ales oeutihe 81
sent1lm in Ser Staot 10 poaia All
nernidten.
Mm 9onneritag abeno bot oie
Staot Elm i6reflides 8ilo. &c
Sauptrltaben paren 10 ~angefiiIt nit
Meobeltriimmern uno @aaren aus
al ben 2aoen uno @eid1ften, Dob
manderorts Die StraBenbabnen nidt
mebr perfebren fomnten. 9eionoers
tpiit iab es aus auf Der Miasnisfo-
ia, 8etroDfa. Spersfaia nno ant
Der Sfmieoebriide, ino an oreifia
bis pier5ig Stenen brannten sic
@1nier lidterlob. Die 5euerlpeDr
mar prompt CUR Stele uno arbeitete
por5iiglih DIE gauge Noft binomrd
uno Den folgenoen 5reitag. &ingc=
gen NOR bon Ser 8oIisei Dor Srei-
tag iiberbai1pt nidts gu ieben. Sen
lngliidliden aber, Die anf ben 8oli-
5simaden Inn Sdut baten muros
nit einem 4diel5ufen erflart, oab
Die 8odmannihnften auf ibren go
ften feiert. $50 aber tparen tie ii
WirfIidfeit2 Nidt an Den SteGen,
mo Der 8obel iDiitete, ion0ern groBe-
re Boli5ciaufgebote poren auf Dem
Noten Ylat aufgeitellt, mo natirlif
Der gatt5e &reml abgeibloiien mar,
ferner Dor Dem Mmtsgebduoe BEG
8onpernenrs uno aud lie StraBe,
in meIfer oas Bripatpalais beg Co..
bernenrs Shirt Suiupom iib beiin-
Oct, mar gut geidiibt. Man beiorg-
tt, bob Die patriotiide Morbluit Dec
|Gobels in MoroIuit idIedytbin aus
arten niiroc, uno Dnnaf) moren Ole
poIi5eilid)en MaBnabmen ~getrofIel
woroen. Grit am 6reitag pormit
tag Dlroe nif groBen rotten Hlofa.
ten iiberan befamnt gema6t, oal
man meitere Musidreituneen rid.
iidJtslos unteroriiden ncroe. Mbel
crit nm 6reitog nobmiftag tpursp.
Die Oronung mieoer bergciteaf+
Gruppen 5ogen aut aoiafen Inn
larittene Eoli3ei beiebten Die gefaba-
beten Enunfte nlo fdafften in fir
setter 3eit notwithstanding Hube
Die StraBen Mieben natiirliA ge.
fiilt, oenn ga fait alle @eid1fte rarl
natiirlid aud Die Sdbriten aeidloi
len batterL 10 fonnten @unoert4au.
ienoe bon Neugierigen Die ltntoiel
Ioes 80bels betrahten. Inb bie
9eutlhen tparen eigentlih ON iid)cr.
item auf Der StraBe, 100 man noIil
W -. =. =
unbebeliat blieb, 10 lange man MIDI
oenun5iert tpliroe uno ieoenfaas Dol
benz Hobel ben SUIT aog. Mber ielbi
in ben @otels maren Die 9entiher
Dor Der g%erfolsung bes GObels MIDI
fider.
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Grapeb's baIten frif9es SIeiid. &c,
fIiiaeI, gier, Butter, Rrobufte. 5ubereis
iete SIeiiHz mno GnIntsS orten itn6 be-
fte Groceries. grodett 1851. Neues Sci
$40.
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- Beites Del un0 @afoIi1t erb1lt
man bon Der GIimp Oil &c., 400
Sft-g commerce Ctr. Nelies Gel. Trl.
bis 1882. Wn5.)
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s. & O. u.

OCNT
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s. & q. 81.
snf,rnf-
SO. 1-gom Moroen. $40 nad)m.
gfo. 5-8om Norben ......7.00 BORN.
go. = Som Norben ......9.55 BORN.
Jto. 9@Ton Sablor 1900. 7 abenb5
$40. -Ion Merieo ......12:10 nadn.
No. 12-gon 2areoo (semifht) ~.
SO. e-@on aareDo las abellos
@bfabrt-
go. 4-ga6 Dem Noroen. 1920 nad,r.
9to. 6-yfa6 benz Horben. 1915 nadnr.
yto. Social mad 8earne ..7:40 born.
No. 10-9ailb @upreB SpeeiaI, Noroen
SO. 5.Ma6 merico ......7:so BORN.
$50. 11-2ofal mad Qarebo (gemi1dt). !.
g. u. & u. 3.
Gnfunft -
$50. - Bon SouitOn, @aco uno Corpus
Gbrifi ........ 1905 na6n.
$40. Boon sonitOn un0 aiitenorten.
$50. Soon goaiim nn0 aiifsnortsa
$50. 42-lgon aerrpiIe .e:O5 BORN.
Ao. 146-Ton &errbine. td9Ii1 a1isge<
nomrten @onntnes ..7:45 abeiibs
Nbfabrt-
SO. 2-Mad Souiton, @aeo nnb Corpus
SDr11tt 1910 borr..
SO. 4-giad 6pufton mno a~iiifenorten
..........g...... 1890 nn1M
$50. 6-Nad Doatum unO aiiftenorten.
SO. 4s-Mad aerrbile SOB absnrs
SO. 145-Na1 &errbiIe, tdgIid, alisge@
11or1r1en 9cnntnas ....7:05 BORN.
g. S. & g. 4. toauptIinie.)
10. lo1-suuiet aimiteS, bon gsp Or
SO. 1oa ennist aimits6, BON gm Srans
cisco 1888 born.
SO. 7-ednensus, bon Netp Orleans..
!. 1856 bprf1.
SO. s-6dneI8ug. bon Sci gfio ...
HOO tDrm.
$40. s-9uniet grpreB. . Mep Orr
leans. ........ ..7.55 nndIu
SO. 1o-euniet egpreb, bon @an Srans
cisco ............ $3.50 rtdd]m.
SO. 1O1-@uniet aimite6, und Gan
Srnncisco 1850 BORN.
$50. 1oSwsumiet aimiteo, nod @etu Ors
SO. 7-@dneusus, nod Sci Mio ......
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
MERIT BADGES GIVEN
TO 81 BOY SCOUTS
One Lad Wins Nine in Awards
Made by Court of Honor in
Old City Hall.

The Court Of Honor OF the Phlladel-
phia Boy Scouts sitting in the first su-
preme Court Chamber of the United
States, In the old City Hail, 5th and
Chestnut streets, awarded 14O merit
badges to 81 boys last night Edgar b.
Howard presided and addresses were
made by Dr. Charles D. Hart, chairman
Of the Executive Scout Council, and
Charles Edwin Fox, assistant District
Attorney.
Herman Schwartz, of Troop 95, re-
ceived the greatest number of merit
badges having passed examinations in
athletics, carpentry, civics, craftsman
ship. fremanship, handicraft, pathflnding
public health and swimming The full
list OF awards, with the number of merit
badges won by each scout, Is as follows
master Kern; Charles A. Coulomb, Jr Troop
y (Scoutma ster Rubencame); Abraham Caesar
sSSMd ssenJamin rT Ghern9T Jonas Jane and Morris
Jordan Gi, Edward Rrein (2), Russell Palmer
David NSewsomb tg and Clarence sla!eheE 90,
Morris Leyinson, Troop l2 iseoutmaster Unser-
master Lamb) Roy r. Phillipy. Mumford
Robinson and Jack F., Thomas (3), Troop %
aSn aRG 49, rodp ao Is
Iscoutmaistey s Stewart EdwSrd Wheeer,
%, Troop ~ Cscoutmaster Goldheidj: Edward
Evans, ~, Troop, 30 lscoutmester RommeDi
Wood; p W. stansbury, Troop "a Scout
master King); Edgar L, Colvin, Troop 81
Maxwell Fader. Edward Moyed (O, Joseph
Peikin (5) and Hyman Rich (O. Troop "a
and A. wellington Horton, Jr., Troop. 81
(Scoutmaster MacDonaldl: Henry Cohen,
stein ~, Morris Kats (4), Max Kendsl,, Albert
Levan Al; Morris Levan ~. JACOB n; Mordell
samuel Schultz (5), Herman Schwartz l9).
Simon shiekman (5) and William Tram as,
Troop 05 (scontmaster Friedman; Robert A.
Hitch -~clO: A. c. cummins. A. F. w. Hooyan
and " liter Stuart, TTooP, 1l2 (sc99utmastcr
i2L tscoutnlaster crowelDi Earl V. Dague and
F F. welch Troop 123 (Scoutmaster stanley,
master OEden).