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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

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Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25
OFeigH

Three ueahfws of Pope Ben i.ct. sons ol tr ara uaa at tte tr21t wth Che ilaHAn afug.
 Dr Paul H HaseH Eu'ted States minister aa gHus Arr.tat at iaaA1 and W @ far America ou thg steamship Mnneaata
 Otoae Castro heaH the new Part8- gueae Cabinet as prem.ar aHa also takes the portfolios at War and the Interior Nhlle lheae poets remaln yas cant
 Moaeos nua aa damage 10 the tm5ant of &e0 0aa8 during recent au. German demonstrations in which nearly 6ae stufez were wrecked.
 Sir Thomas 0 shauEhneaay, prnsH dent of the Canadian paclnc Railway Co. has arrived In London 10 arrange Tor the export from Canada of food sfnns and other non military goods to Britain and The Allies
 The condition Of King Constantine Of Greece ls reported as improved
 Major General sam Hughes. minis ter Of militia and defences Of Canada. may go to the front in command of the second division of Canadian troops,
 General Villa pardoned two Ameri- cans under sentence of death for cir culatlng counterfeit Villa currency.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25
Strikers Protest Against PoIioe.

Strikers Protest Against Police
 The locus of the strike al the fze- tory of the Car.exeu Hor-e Nail com pany vas removed. fu par, 10 C5rE Hall. when committee consisting of President Sol SontheimeT. of the Cen trzl Labor union and Mr Larkin. agent Of the Machinists' union. and one Of the striking employees called upon the mayor 10 protest against the conduct of one Of the special po- licemen detailed to do duty in the immediate vicinity of the factory.
 The committee said the strikers were maintaining g picket at the shop. with rigid instructions to the men serving on it, 10 refrain from even the semblancs Of an unlawful act and rot even to engage in con Fersafien with any of the employees. As a result there hsG been no trouble in eenneefi8n wzth ths strike. The.e ara three special policemen detailed for aaty at tAe factory. The commit tee said two uf them acted with good judgment. but accuzed the other q t8meatsnz trouble by his oncionsness.
 The specific charge against this suneTnumerarv was thai. while two of the sHikers. with the consent ef the house owner, were seated on tae veranda Of q house directly opposite the shop entrance. he crossed over fn- 10 the yard and ordered them If the veranaa. They refused to go. explain ing that they had permission of the house owner 10 sit there. Al this, they asserted. the ofzcer denounced them as fools with profane qualifying clauses and threatened s.em with ar. rest On the assurance of the house owner that the strikers had permis sion 70 sir on the veranda, the ozeer withdrew. Later on. when one of The strike committee endeavoTe5 10 h. tsrv1eg ths policeman. the committee told tha mavor. he had irive- the- away Hth nrafanfty. and told them E was none of their business and 10 see the chief
 The mayor and the chief agreed that f $ policeman made himself oz ei0us he should be withdrawn.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25

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Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25
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Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25
Sporting

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 Jerome Daustau Traters, amateur of the Upper sloateialr Country Club is nom fbe open goif champion ol tha United States. The four times amateur champion Euu tAe titie al BaItHar0i
 A C. MeDaaal1.s Indianapolis trot. ter Abdeu ii w5h Mcdonald up took the zte class trat at thr Exposition summer meet n straight Beats vita & best time af z#19 i4
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25
City Guard Heners ossd.

The City Guard Veteran corps join ed with the active command. Hartford City Guard. Company F. First Infan- try. in the annual decoration Of graves of deceased members. There vas the usxal parade to Spring Grove eeme- tery. starting from the state aFmorE al 4.39 p n. The members Of both commands attended service at the First Unitarian church.
 During the year five names have been added to the list of aecez saa members. and in their memory special seruces were held by the Guard.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-25

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
WILL OPERATE SUMMER
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AS $500, Of which 500 has already
been subscribed, Is necessary 10 carry
through this project a number OF plans
were suggested 10 Tals. the money
One which mot with instant approv;,l
and was Immediately adopted was to
have baseball game between aIl-star
teams selected from the whole gym.
nasium. This has been done. and tho
eventful game VIII take p!ace on
Thursday, May y, AT sis O'Clock in
the Young Womcn's Christian Associa-
ton gymnasium.
The proposed summer cainp fo~ rirIs
which was only definitely dccldcd on rn
Gently. is something which the younl.
Women's Christian Association has
longed to he able TO accompl.sh far
many years Individual groups az
Campfire Girls, under the general
auspices OF the association have bron
camping for several summers past. mn,
the idea this time !s 10 cstahlish 3,
permanent camp for young women 50
near the city that those who have "a
can come in every da4', and so reason
able in terms that II Is within the reach
Of practically every one u lis 10 he
somewhere near the Petersburg c.r
line, and arrangements have bccn mad.
for those who wish 10 get cummutcrs'
rates. Though within convenient dis
lance OF the car, the camp will how
ever. have all the delights OF the coun-
try and camp rUstic!ty.
Two other departments doing a good
work are the restroom at Thirteenth
and Main Streets and the boardi,,;
home at los West Carr Streets Aa
mo one building can meet tho need O.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

who has been volunteer assistant this
past year. has contributed especially
by her music.
In the year just closing the school
work has gone steadily forward. Meas
urahle and visible results are not to be
looked for IS a rule among such young
ch!idren' but it is interesting rs a
comparative study of this method with
other methods. to know that children
OF four are learning to read and write.
children Of five areiin the First Read
ers. and children OF seven and eight
can read ftuently such books as Birds
Christmas Carol" In addition to the
use OF the Montessori material for tho
younger children and as a basis for the
reading AMI writing of the older ones.
there have been stories. songs. memory
work games and rhythms. Specially
noticeable is the progress made in
mental arithmetic and geography.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
WILL GRADUATE IN
DOMESTIC SCIENCE

The month of May brings TO the
mind picnics. flowers. spring clothes
and sweet girl graduates" along with
other delightful happenings. AS the
Young Womcn's Christian Associa ton
Is always foremost with anything per
tanning to girls 1t must. of course, have
its commencement.
AS many people OF the city know
tho domestic science department of the
Young Women's Christian Association
is its baby. and. as such. must have
It's party with much ado about It,
Twenty-Five young women, some Of
this city. others from different parts
OF the Old Dominion, and several from
tho Carolinas, will take prominent
part in the first commencement exer-
c!ses OF the domestic science depart-
mcnt. These girls began their appren.
ticeship in the culinary arts last oc.
toher. and have been attending weekly
classt 7 since. AS TO their present abil.
!tT TO cook, ask their friends about the
results OF some OF these classes The
courses have been broader than mere
cooking, because they have covered the
study OF food values, proper combinn-
lions and proportions and good house
keeping.
on Friday evening Of this week at
o'clock in the assembly-room Of the
central building commencement cxcr-
c!ses viii be held. Certificates for tho
tary and advanced cookery courses Of
the domestic science Department. will
be awarded the following: Elizabeth
Brown, Celia Burrcll, Caroline Cant.
Myrtle Daniel, Margaret Fooge, Leslie
C-athr!Ght. Novella Horton, Sall!c Keel
Clara Kelly. Bertha S;i-all. Mabel raw
lor. Matte f. kidwcN. Kendall Lips-
combe, Ora Liskey. Annie Love, Eliza
beth McElrath. May Moore. Reulah
Mock. Alma Robertson, Gladys Smith
FRANCES Storm, Frances Tribble.
Miss katharine II. Halves and Mics
Caroline b. Smith will take part in tho
exercises. The graduating class has
elected Its historian, prophet. LAWYER
and valedictorian from It's own girls
All the friends OF the members and
or the association are cordially invited
10 be present at what promises 10 be n
very interesting and delightful occa.
sion.
From 10 and to II o'clock OF
Tho same evening there will be an ex-
hfhition OF the work OF the Domestic
Art classes in the sewing room on the
Third floor. There will he DISPLAYED
mats, dresses, coats, skirts and waists
mad" by the various members OF the
classes. During the same hours there
may he seen in the domestic science
| room on tho second floor a most Al
tractVc exhibit OF some OF the accom-
plishm"nts Of the cooking classes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
INTERESTING EXPERIMENT
IN METHOD OF TEACHING.

Mrs. Melville Branch. Mrs. s,
George Cook and Mrs. Russell Bowie
patrons Of the Montcssori section Of
Miss Ell"tt's school at Il North I,aure,
street, have issued the following re-
port or tn" past Years work, which is
an especially interesting one in view Of
inc fact that this is the only Monies
sori school In Richmond:
10 IN" Patrons and Friends of tho
Mont"ssori School:
MISS Elicit and group Of friends
VINO started the first Montessori school
IN Richmond, feel it their duty and
privilege to send something in tho NJ,
ture of rnnOrt of this v--r.o nrorross
ana m invitation 10 join i'm next years
privileges. to thos" TO whose svrnpatbv
ana interest and patronage the cstoh-
lishmcnt Of the school has boon nm.
lar IN large part due. The school could
never have been started nor carried
through. but for the co-operotion NJ
nose parents who were willing 10 SEQ
this educational experiment tried and
proven TO he what others believed II
could be-
They feel, also, that too much 1annot
he SAID in recognition Of what Il has
meant 20 the school to have al lis head
MISS Cogan. a woman not ONLY IF IN
nSuai poise and adaptahilitv hut n
teacher trained in Rome under Nine
Mohl"sSori herself, and so kecnly In
''i'SI"" ~ nor work as 10 spend last
summer IN New York studying at CO.
iumhia She has improved every onnor-
! unity that has come to her OF wishing
hG observing other schools OF n SINH
Jar character. in New York, Washing
! '"Ii, ana Gloucester, Mass This sum
/ 'her MISS Cogan is going To California.
I "hrre Nine. Montcssori is establishing
e." "merican training school, and whcr Q
sn' VIII take postgraduate course.
! MISS trenshaw, who has had valued cx
4 P"F'"ncc IN primary work. has been
most he!pM! IN every way. Miss Reeves,