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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Trading Stamps to
be Things of Past
After This Month
THOSE NOW HELD. HOWEVER
WILL BE REDEEMED UP
UNTIL AUGUST 10.

After August 1 the trading stamp
will be a thing of the past in Pendle-
ton. In conformance with the law
passed by the last legislature, the
Alexander Department store and
sayres. the only two mercantile es-
tabllshments now giving the S. & H.
stamps as premiums. have announced
that they will discontinue the prac-
tice the first Of next month but will
redeem the stamps up until August
10
The last legislature passed a law
prohibiting the giving Of trading
stamps as an inducement for patron
age. Though the sperry & Hutchin-
son company is fighting the law, the
business men Of the state have gener-
ally discontinued the giving Of stamps.
A number Of stores in Pendleton have
been giving the s. & H. stamps for
several years and the Peoples Ware
house has been giving stamps Of its
own. The announcement Of Alexand-
er's and sayres' means that no stamps
at an viii be given in the city as the
other establishments had previously
suspended. The general feeling am
ong the merchants is that the trad
ing stamps is a thing Of the past in
Pendleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
ALL DANGER OF MACHINIST
STRIKE HAS BEEN AVERTEO
REMINGTON CONCERN GRANTS
S-HOUR DAY ALONG WITH
OTHER COMPANIES.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 16.-
The possibilities of a general strike
affecting maohinists everywhere, fol
lowing the threatened walkout OF
workers at the Remington Arms CON-
pany here, were considerably lessened
when three arms manufacturing COM
panies in addition to the Remington
concern, conceded to the workers the
demands for an eight hour day. 1t is
predicted that other companies will
make similar concessions soon, Or
ganized labor has the whip hand be-
cause of the immense orders for arms
for use by the warning nations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

ALBANY. ". Y, July 1s.-Attor-
ney General Woodbury. instructed
counsel for the state to file an imme-
diate appeal with Justice Hendricks
in the Thaw case
NEW YORK. july 16 Supreme
Justice Hendricks today declared
Harry Thaw sane and announced he
would Immediately vacate the order
issued BY Justice Dowing in 1908
committing Thaw 10 Matteawan.
Thaw was released on $50. 900 bail
pending an appeal BY the state in the
insanity trial which concluded on
Wednesday.
In his decision Hendricks confirm
ed the findings Of the jury which de-
clared Thaw sane. In freeing Thaw.
Hendricks said: "My decision il
based on my judgment and the advice
Of friends won't speak of evidence
The impressive testimony OF Thaw's
sanity is practically overwhelming.
The testimony Of paid experts OF eith-
er side is Of no value / now declare
Harry X Thaw sane"
Thaw furnished bail through
surety company, clinching temporar-
lily at least his complete victory In his
nine year fight for freedom. Counsel
for Thaw expressed the utmost con-
fidence that the state will fail In its
efforts to show Thaw is insane If the
appeal is granted and ne is actually
brought to trial again.
Thaw displayed no emotion when
Hendricks announced his decision.
As a result Of warnings given by the
justice there was no demonstration in
the court room. But when the court
overruled the attempt Of the state to
prevent Thaw's release on bail. Thaw
turned toward Deuty Attorney GEN.
eral Cook with a smile Of triumph.
The corridors OF Hendricks court
were jammed while hundreds gath
cred outside All cheered when they
heard the decision. The police were
forcd to clear a way for Thaw when
he stepped out a free man at noon,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
submarines. The government also
was authorized to keep the Dutch
army under the colors.
Fifty Mile TroIIy Ride.

Los ANGELES, July 16,-Those
visiting Elks and their families who
remained here today after the Elks
grand lodge reunion left early for
so mile trolly ride along the ocean
front to Newport. There they planned
to participate in fish dinner. to be
followed by a trip down Balboa Bay
and an automobile tour through Or
ange county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
PRESIDENT CHICAGO GREAT
WESTERN DECLINES OFFER
PROPOSITION TO ACT As AGENT
FOR RUSSIA IN AMERICA
TURNED DOWN.

CHICAGO, July 17-Officials Of
the Chicago Great Western Railroad
confirmed the report that Samuel Fell
ton. president Of the road. refused an
offer from Russia Of a salary Of a
quarter million dollars yearly to su-
perintend the buying and placing Of
contracts for eighty million dollars
worth of locomotives, freight. pas
senger cars and shrapnel for the neNt
two years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

WINDSOR, Vermont, July 1S.-
The president does not intend to rec.
ognize Carranza merely because he
has captured Mexico City. He desires
to await more decisive military
stroke or possible political develop
ment. It was learned. While the pos
slbillty of recognizing Carranza's pro-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

representatives and refused to work
pending arbitration. With the excep-
ton of SEQ men, every miner is idle.
More than 125.000 are out, defying
the government to enforce the muni-
tiQns act,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
HOLLAND WILL GUILD NEW
ADDITIONS TO ITS NAVY
TWO CRUISERS AND FOUR SUB
MARINES TO BE CONSTRUCT
ED AT ONCE.

THE HAGUE, July 16.-The APP
preparation of eleven million, two
hundred thousand dollars was voted
by the second chamber Of parliament
for the immediate construction of two
70O0-ton cruisers and four S00-ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Miners in South Wales are
Determined to Continue the
Strike;125, ,OOOareNow Out

CARDIFF. July 16.-With every
colliery in South Wales paralyzed by
a walkout, the coal strike assumed Sc.
rious proportions today when the
men stood behind the vote of their
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
GERMANS DOOMED TO
FAILURE SAYS BROTHER
OF CZAR OF RUSSIA

PETRoGRAD, July 16.-Ger-
manys armies are doomed TO
ultimate catastrophe. despite
some temporary successes
Grand Duke Michael Alexander
royltch. brother Of the czar
told correspondents today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
NEWS SUMMARY


General,
Harry Thaw is at liberty. Appeal
will be taken by the state,
Poland's capital is being threaten
cd by new drive of the Germans.
Hint of mediation as a forerumer
Of peace is received in Washington
following conference between Lansing
and the German ambassador,
Miners in Wales are determined 10
continue strike In defiance of the gov
ernment's munitlon act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Another Attempt
to Reach Calais
Made by Germans
10. 900 MEN AND NUMEROUS GUNS
WILL TRY TO REACH THE
COAST PORT.

LONDON, July 16.--The Germans
apparently are preparing for another
attempt to reach Calais, according to
Rotterdam dispatch to the Daily
Mail.
Eighty thousand Germans and
numerous guns have left Aux La Cha
pelle bound for User, apparently for
new drive on Calais" the dispatch
said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 16.-At a
conference between Secretary Of
State Lansing and Won Bernstorff.
the German ambassador, is under
stood 70 have sought mediation be-
tween Germany and England as to the
methods of warfare upon the sea. No
announcement was made regarding
the subject of the conference, but it
was understood the Ambassador ad-
vanced the suggestion that if Eng
land would end the Starvation
blockade of Germany, the Kaiser
would cease submarine attacks on all
vessels except warships. 1t was un-
derstood the proposition of the am
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
<<<aiINES WILL
LIMIT ACTIVITIES
UNDER CONDITIONS
German Ambassador Suggests That
Mediation be Resorted to to Get
England to Lift Blockade.
CONFERENCE At WASHINGTON
Secretary of state Lansing and Ger
man Ambassador Won Bernstorff
Meet to Discuss status OF the Dis
agreement over Undcrsea Warfare
On Merchant ships.

LONDON, July 16.--FinanciaI
exhaustion is bringing the Ger
mans 10 terms, according 10 the
Financial News which gave
prominence TO report that Ger
many Is making sentative peace
proposals" through the United
States. The information was de-
clared to be from reliable s0urc-
Cs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Tacoma Exports Grow.

TACOMA, July 16.-Foreign exports
from Tacoma in June were s5.S19,-
456. approximately s2,sOO,OOO more
than the average and the greatest val
ne of foreign exports for any one
month during the last five years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 16-That
Ambassador Won Bernstorff sug-
scsted to Secretary Of State Ian
sing plan which he believes
may serve as an entering wedge
toward peace was confirmed this
afternoon on reliable authority.
The impression this afternoon
was what the ambassador told
Lansing during the conference
has done much to clarity the sit
uation In the controversy between
the United states and Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
CAPTURE Of MEXICO CITY NOT
To RESULT IN RECOGNITION Of
CARRANZA, OPINION Of WILSON

visional government generally was
discussed in Washington the presi-
dents next step as regards Mexico
will not be announced until the Ger
man controversy is settled.
The president played golf today.
He is bronzed by the sun and ruddy
and vigorous.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Local.

Swimming pool to be opened per-
mancntly next week.
Trading stamp is thing of the past
In PendIeton.
Eight more bootleggers brought in.
to court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

PARIS, July 16.--Heavy forces are
delivering fierce attacks against the
French I'm the Vosges. From Cham
panoux to Vezouse, over a front Of two
miles. the Germans have directed con-
certed charges. a communicate an
nouneed. All were repulsed with
heavy losses, 1t was stated. 1t was
reported the enemy plans general
offensive in this region.
In the region Of Verdun the
French recaptured hill 2S5 yesterday
and chrstened 1t THE Daughter Of
Death" because of the many bloody
combats which have taken place on
its slopes. The forces of the German
crown prince by storm captured the
hill from the French Tuesday
CALAIS, July 16.-Ten members Of
the crew OF the French trawler Nieu-
port perlshed when the vessel struck
a mine yesterday.
LONDON, July 16.---Anglo-F French
forces have occupied Ngaundere,
town of IS, 900 north of Central Came
room, an official announcement stat
ed
ROME, July 16.--Again taking the
offensive In the Val Ampezzo region,
the italian Alpine troops have scaled
and captured several Austrian heights
including Falzarego pass at an altl-
tude of 1000 feet, General Cadorna
reported to the war office. The gains
give an advance to the forces Of the
Italians moving toward the Bozen-
Trent railway and now control miles
Of mountain road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
POLAND'S CAPITAL
IS THREATENED BY
DRIVE Of TEUTONS
New Offensive is Begun in North
and Germans are Following up
Victory Gained at Przasnysz.
GAINS OF FRENCH ADMITTED

on the Western Front Berlin Says
section of Trenches South OF Sou
chez Have Been Lost - Petrograd
Claims TO be Holding the Advance
Of Germans In Check.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

General Gonzales. commander OF
Carranza's forces which have invested
Mexico City. is reported to be putting
the Mexican capital In sanitary con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Portland Club Bids
Show Market Asleep
CLUB BIDS TO-DAY s5 CENTS;
BLUESTEM 95; TACOMA 10
CTS. HIGHER.

, PORTLAND. Ore. July 1s.-
, (special Bid prices on club
in Portland today have been 81
cents, a decline Of five cents
; from the bid price yesterday
The bid price on blaestem IS
} IS cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Germans
are continuing their drive upon War
saw from the north through Przasnysz
the war office announced. On the
western front it was admitted the
French have carried a section of
trenches south Of souchez.
In the north Of Poland near the
Baltic, our forces have crossed the
windau river, despite desperate resis-
tance.Y an official statement said to-
day I'VE are now moving eastward
from Kokeliayn.
West Of verdun the French are
making desperate efforts to regain
the ground taken by the advance
army Of the German crown prince"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

PETROGRAD. July 16.--Reinforc-
ed, the Germans are resuming the Of
fenslve in northern Poland, an off
cial statement announced, Assaults
have been made in the northern
Riga-shavn region, but the Russians
are OBTAINING the Teutons, There was
brisk fighting when the Germans at
tempted to cross the Windau and the
Vintarivers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
Z DEAD IN FLOOD
AND MANY INJURED
IN OHIO VILLAGE

LIMA. Ohio, July t6.-TwO are
dead and many were injured in the
Ottawa river flood. The waters are
now sweeping over a half-mile path
for 20 miles along the river in the di-
rectiOn of Ada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

, Liverpool grain prices are as
, follows spot. No. 2 Manitoba.
, lis Sd. No. 3. lis 4 i-zd. No.
. Northern Duluth, lis 3 l-2d.
, No 2 hard winter lis "a
, In American terms the Liver.
, pool price Is tt70 per bushsl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

LIMA, Ohio, July 16.-Twenty-twa
hundred homes are submerged as a
result Of the overflowing Of the Otta-
wa river following torrential rains.
Police and firemen are rescuing the
marooned people. There were many
deeds of heroism. No deaths. have
been reported. A woman and hef
four children were injured when wa
ter in heater exploded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

Continued on page eight.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

= Quotations on club In Taco
. ma yesterday were given AZ
. si04. a difference OF 10 cents
. being evident between that
, price and the Portland bid price
, today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
THAW IS SET FREE
upon DECISION Of
JUDGE HENDRICKS
Bonds are Furnished and Slayer Of
White is Released Pending Appeal
Of State in the Case.
JURY FINDINGS CONFIRMED
Decision Of the Court Based on the
Judgment and Advice OF Friends
Testimony OF Experts counts for
Nothing-Thaw Is sane, Declares
Supreme Court Justice.

ALBANY. NJ Y, July ls.-Attor-
ney General Woodbury. instructed
counsel for the state to file an imme-
diate appeal with Justice Hendricks
in the Thaw case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

The East 0regonian has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east 9i
Portland ard over twice the circulation 10
pendleton on any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

. > = = - AA SHNHS
The day book., 1915-12-08

CoTpOTdIlOn CounSeI EIIeISOn IOIu
Drys he wasn't interested in whether
or not 20 Devon av. saloons we're
open.
Natl Am. Union lodge holding
meeting in Tabor hall, 1900 S. Kar-
Low av., when it was damaged by fire.
Mrs. John Doring, 441o Magnolia
av., killed by Chicago & Milwaukee
electric train.
Miss Jane Adams improving
steadily.
Mrs. Frances Etckorn, 6s, 2o43 w.
22d, badly burned lighting gas range.
G. Santangelo to marry Lena Mac
alLso today. Afraid she'll be kidnap-
ped by rival
VIM. Lough, federal bank expert, in
Chicago. Talking of plan to estab-
ish bank to handle foreign trade ex-
elusive.
Mrs. Mary SeeIey, 7146 S. Union
av., dead. Clothing fired by bonfire.
Com. Public Works Moorhouse re-
fused to sign charges against three
men under him.
Sheldon Northup, $40 w. 64th,
offered to snare BED IN Motel with
down-and-out stranger. Said man
robbed him. Badly beat up.
New Goodrich steamer Nevada ar
rived here on maiden trip. Is an ice
crusher.
Louis MeriIIat, West Point gradu-
ate, sued for $4,000, denies he
promised to wed Helen Van Nest,
Wooster, o.
Joseph Pappas arrested at Van
Buren and Clark trying to sell stolen
fur-lined overcoat.
Phone service of John Higgins Co.,
printers, cut off. Profanity. Mes
senger boys used.
Or. w. C. Swartout found guilty of |
contempt. Didn't pay alimony. Ap-
pealed case.
Anthony caminetti, com. gen. of
The day book., 1915-12-08
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Three persons hurt when wagon
skidded into Lake ST. car at Dear
born.
Judge Hopkins ordered Arthur Raj
thel, l. A. C. swimmer, to make up
with wife.
Part of woman's body found on
Cottage Grove car by conductor. Be-
lieved lost by medical student.
Ben Greenberg, 1119 S. Racine aV,
dislocated hip chasing car.
coroner's jury recommended Eddie
Doherty, police character, be arrest
ed and held to grand jury for shoot
ing of Martin Hanahan.
Stanley Stack and Sam MaIrick,
charged with shooting John Slomski,
private banker, placed on trial.
Joe Daley and Henry Mcneil fined
$25 for their Interpretation of Indian
war dance at Ashland av and Fulton.
John chiIds, negro, Evanston, held
to grand jury for killing Henry Lee,
negro, in pooIroom fight. Gun.
Anton Ragowski, 2o34 Lubeck,
held by federal authorities till charge
OF mailing improper letter is disposed
of.
Police Custodian cregier's stuff,
collected through year, to be auction
ed today at 2727 Lincoln av.
Nathan Douglass, IegIess man,
killed by motorcycle at 6Oth and Hal
sted. John Commerford held.
living PuIVer, son of prominent
atty, divorced second time for in
fidelity.
c. H. MccIung, SO, left County hos
pital Monady on crutches recovering
from broken leg. Fell entering sa-
loon. Broke hand. Back in hospital.
Steve LeVarde's butcher shop, o14
Townsend, damaged by Black Hand
bombs. Ignored note.
Earle Cass, mgr. of Strauss &
Schram, freed on Mann act charge.
IN
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
The Passing of the Fortress.

TIL, war has sounded tho knc OF the big
fortress. 1t has exploded the tradition-already
weakened in tho Franco Prussiau and Russo
Japanese war>-that claboratcly fortified bases
arc great military asset. Instead OF CIV
ing security t" armies put the defensive, they
have proved t. hc merely traps for the garrsonS
Imprisoned in them. Cut off from the support
OF mobile armies, they must inevitably yield either
to bombardmcnt or to the slower process OF star
Vation
In this war the fortress has had little chance
against investing forces. Licgc. Namur, Mau-
bcucc, and Antwerp were overwhelmed by the hrc
OF the heavy Austrian and German howitZcrS The
detached forts OF the girdlc system OF defense
offer fixed targets /" guns hidden many miles away.
hey arc pounded INTO submission, once the range
j. obtained. without being able to make effect
i've reply Where no big siege guns available.
As was the with the Russians before Przcmysl.
the unwicldy garrison is easily contained and
o.e ntually Starved out.
The Au>tro-ll hungarian general STAFF made a
great blundcr when it did not order the cvacua-
ton OF Hrzenysl after the first siege raised in
October. The garrison and stores were OF more
Value than the fortress was-Ncw York Tribune.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27
NAVY ORDERS.


Wsrr1uE-on. arrlV~l San Juan March -
TsuncSsee ,AiIsi for Alexandria M.rrh q Neyr.l
P4taTs.ro. and rI:U1rut JAILED f,.r HAMPTON Road,
Nar.h =. Parser. arrived T'rNIinsriIIo Marvh =
FuirNn S"1oml. 81. and e. Siisd for HamTtor
Roads Nsrh =; Paul Jones. arrived Marc island
March =. Celtic. arrived Boston Marrh -: WhcC
ing. arrived Ggacansvaho Ray March ..
NOTES
Tie olympia. now At guantanamo Bay. has hccr
ordered proceed to Key West.
The Tacoma has been ordered placed in ordinary
al the navy ward. Portsmouth, v. H.. Immediately.
Tie MarhIss has been orir<rd placed in fun CON.
mission on April !. 1915. aud the Marietta has
been ordered placed in full commission on May
1915 at the navy yard. New York
ORDERS 10 OFFICERS
Lieut. Junior srsde) Z. W. Hanson. commissioned
from March :. 1915.
Ensign ". ]. Butter. to South wellshect Radio
Station. Care God. Mas.
Ersgn : y. Moore. to connection fitting out
Nicholson and duty on board when commissioned
Pas, Assistant Surg. H. W. r. Turner u Asiatic
Station. April Transport
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

| musicale. Miss Sharp. in her interprr-
| tation OF Chopin walt. little Rondc
d Amour by NcSterhout, and the well
| known 'M"ditation' from That's. ind
Gated the result of four years of study
! in Vienna with her master. LeSchsi
| iZky. Vocal solos. bonds Il Love You
! Truly" by katherine Schultz, and
! Woodman's An Open Secret by Edna
! II ohmann. were followed by piano
numbers by Miss Dorothy bennett The
guests were captivat"d by tn" singing
of Il Spanish song by Miss Mercedes
GOdoy. tn" daughter Of the formCr
Mexican charge d'afrarrs. T"L w.
served in tho onyx reception room nv
members of the senior and sophomore
classes.
Mrs. Nina T. AIleadcr and Mr> Ioh.
J. White wcr" in Baltimore yesterday 4"
attend the meeting of the Woman Pca,-
party, which resulted in the Organization.
Of the Maryland branch of that organ
zation. Mrs. Nllcnd"r was the Spcak"~
OF the occasion.
Mrs John Thwarte. Miss Thwartc Ms
J. y Penson. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. i.
King are among the New Workers VII"
arrived at the Ebbitt yesterday Afternoon.
Tho H"v. '. Alberto Costabcl. OF Milan.
Italy. $ tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Paterson. of IN Ianicr place.
Mr. and Mrs Russ u Hopkins. of New
York, and family. who have been ON al
extensive southern trip in their car Fed
cral.' arrived at the New Willard Yes
,erday.
The Rev. y. Alberto Costabel OF Milan.
Italy, viii 10" the lecturer next Tuesday
at tn" home. Of Mrs. john H. Foster. OF
l:;2Ei Ei@h''"Hth street. at so o'clock. The
subject uf tn" lecture will be The Wal
densians, Their Mission ana the War
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Colgate. of
GdZInOvIa. y. y who have been a tn"
New willard Tor few days, were joined
Yesterday 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Signey NJ.
Colgate ami family. Of Orange, y. J.
Miss Vida sutton viii give a dramatic
recital at the CoII"G" Women's Club ban
TU.t to be- held at the Raleigh this even
ing. Mss Mad=c North. the English con-
traltn and Miss marguerite O'Toole.
harpist, viii render :, musical program.
MIR V NJ Dorscr. o. Washington. Il a
guest Of the Wolcott Hotel in New York
CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry -. George Tucker.
Of Lexington. Va. are at TN" New Will
lard for a few DAYS. also Mr.. and
Mrs. y. y. Maher. of Roanoke and Miss
Maher.
Mrs Wilcox and Miss WILCOX. of At
lantir City. y. J.. are among the Wash
inSton visitors stopping at the Ebhitt-
WelI-known PhIladclphians at the New
Willard for tho weekend are Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce Archer, jr
The Washington herald., 1915-03-27

tt'h %: IT," following oFI"r-S - a,-,Sn-d 'u ~
rr-lurrt ln'i' a''ri afr H. rsmN. =" tts" rfCr
Ma !. I".l. 'alt J,.-srrt q. kgy. ~c~ru.l Irfar
w. i' t. S,'"nth IufsuI-, Capt. Milan Il
''I'~nH. Serrri Iufaatrv. tho Eleventh Inisnir,
'.I"- Maync u. C,'.m. Me,frraI TONS. Is n
'v"t from duty with hnbulsncs Company No. l.
Fort u. \. RU-sril. W,u.. aud will rroc,cd to
The Ie1iemsn 'icucrs. HosII'aI. tho I'T,sIio q:
~an FTancSfr. f"- dury
|ar'. C"ryd"u q Nrnv Mr'raI |orps. i re-
h",,i from duty AZ the IrrtrTrnan ';~u,raI Ho,.
'"'aI. and will Trnrr".. Fort BsysTl. y. MA
:nr duty
'~p. William ~. Patterson. Tvclfrh Infantry.
D, .ftIir! INSPECTOR instructor N the stats Il
I.H"i.. and will IEO1,'i so"n Isr->lblc t.
'rrI. IL. anil r,Ac station al Ghar place i1r
G.ir.
Ma Andrew Moss. G-u"-aI S;af. Is d.t.Ilcl
q, member 81 tn. hoarl y; "frrcr, opls,irt,d IA
ar Sr-ph :. SPECIAL DnI'rs. No. = F"briaTy u.
o" mas" ih. anUusl in7r''.tiUn Of Tue military dr
mcEis 81 ,'iu-st"nal institutions ~ wLIrI OIL
- tho amy detailed. Cspt Howard
l.. Is,r.hs.' General STAFF hereby TrIir,ol
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