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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

Hon. Augustine Simmons of North An
son was visitor Tuesday in Augusta on
matters of legal nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

Miss Bernice Carvell has accepted a
position as waitress at Hayes restau-
rant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

NJ. P. Wight, optician, makes a special
ty Of the toric lens. Inquire about them.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

H. H. Packard of Auburn was in ths
city Tuesday on business matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17
PITTSFIELD

Fire was discovered about AS A..
NJ. Tuesday in the numbering mill on
S. Z. Haines' lot in the west part OF
the town. By quick work Of the crew
the blaze was confined to the small
part OF the mill and We're extinguish-
ed before a large amount of damage
was done
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Grand Picture ceIebration-cpenins
Of "The Black Box" New Serial
Charles Chaplin in Two-Part Come
dy-Others-Ten-R Reel Program
Come Early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

"A concert will be given at Powers
hall. NJ. c. l., Thursday evening.
March IS, under the auspices of the
young ladies Of the Senior class and
for the benefit Of the Y. ". c. A. Sill
Yer Bay fund. Those taking part in
the program will be Don Morrison and
Miss Dorothy Drake. violinist; Miss
Ethel Haskell. pianist; Miss Doris
Mace and Miss Martha Tucker vocal
soloists.
An athletic carnival will be held on
Saturday afternoon and evening in
Union hail. under the auspices Of the
Athletic Association. The program
will include Interclass athletic events
and a vaudeville. The N. c. I. girls
will conduct sales from different
booths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson Of Guilford
were visitors Tuesday in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

grandmother, Mrs. ]. NJ. Worthley, il
Phillips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

Pierson ad Norris took three strings
ad the total from Perkins and Pomer
leau at the Colonial alleys Tuesda J
evening. The fifth string resulted il
a tie and was decided by each team
rolling five boxes with the result that
Fierson and Norris won the string by
4 single pin.
The game:
Pierson .... 81 s. IS 81 S6-432
Norris .... 81 IS 10s 81 100-47S
Totals ...... 175 1s5 1Ss 1sS 1S6-e10
Perkins ...... 95 81 - 90 s6-429
Pomerleau :. 90 SO 100 1o3 loo-47S
Totals .. 49, 1914 IL 1913 1S6-s97
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

Totals ...... 49, 1874 IL 1913 1S6-s07
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17

Nos any panic phrassoosy" eeue-but mako YOUR ads
"e'ensy descriptive and ADEQUATE to really lNTEREs
possible buyers.
max means not merely publication Of an .d-sv.n Of
eooo ae-oNIsss THE ONE PUBLICATION BRINGS YOU
BUYER az sometimes haple mean. in
vsrtsns until tho buyer feundI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
1ir(e(preu6iGen.

0o Der @ummi gum groBtsn 5eiI
BON Der 0eeresperlpaItuRa beihld9s
nabnt poroen II, un0 'omit Shipie
ri9teiten in Der Seriteuung BON Gum
miloaren sntiteben. lit es r0tig. nab
Griabmittelu 3u luheu. Mn STEELE
Oon @ummitiHen (Nn6ers uuo 9uft
tiIen) bat Or. Sulius 9erblt (liirn.
beya). ME Die rWtiinhener Weoisini
ite WodtnThrift" mitteiIt. Sirie
ipreutinen onqerpenbet; sr benubt lie
in ben oon Inn geleiteteu 9a3nretten
iei, 9rjes$beQinn flit au&IalieBlidl.
Die lleter3ii0e fir oisTe 8iFen miiFen
gutem 0eTelftoFf ber9eIteQt psr
ben utib pcy0en Damn non III eineu
llebsrjua aus oihtem WoIton ooer
ancerem Gtoff geitedt. 0as aus
tod,en Der RiFsu eeihieht in eiuem
eroben Iopf aaf oeiien 9ooen Elm
D~rabtoitter oas NnIegeu perbinoert.
Dem GaNer luirS SsiisnpuIosr gu.
gsIeBt. geim Rohen fperoen Ole 8iis
fen ourh ejn paar 8adlteiue bsidpttt.
oauiit ie oouItdnoie Dor Bafer les
Oedt iiuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Sie 3uauen.

lteber bic 3uapsn le'sn mir in Ser
eilIer ariegs5eiturg f%olgenoes: sSn
nnieren 3eitungen it$Rt mar immet
tpieoer. Denn bon ben farbi9en Srup-
zen ouf Dem ipeitliten Sdouplab bic
Meoe tit, auf Die .~E3udpen". Die
Nuffaiiung, oIs ieien bic 3uaper
Qfritoner. lit ober lett fat 3pei Meu>
i6enaltern nidt mehr berehtiqt: fie 1T
genau 10 fali9. als penn man uniere
lilanen ais rpo!en", unfere 6uforen
ots uMcojoren" be3si6neu uollts,
neil mir bic betreiIenoen 5ruppens
sattun9en, Uniform unb gsnennuna
Tor longer 3eit e.nmal aus poIen
tt5tn. llngdrn entlebnt baben. Nls
pie 3unpentruppe 1881, Elm eSobr
no6 Der Gro6erung 4l9iers ourh bic
6rdn5pien, geihaffen puroe. beitano
'e dllerotn9s aus Nngeboriasn oes
ta5plIlden bolts tammes, BON tem
le Den Nameu erhtelt. Qber Iebr bolo
ldeint Die 4ufn0bme in oas malertId
tttleioete 9orps aud bon cen 5rou-
5oIen angeitrebt poroen 3u fein. BE
cnfangs nur Die Offi3iere f~te,!fsn.
uno lett Der @ufIteIluuq elmer neusr
3ruppengnttung nit rein tabnIiIdlem
Grids, Der Tirailieurs aleeriens
(oer I%ogenannteu Surtos). resrutis.
rem ilf Die 3uaoeR ousIhliebtit ous
Hotlono!iran3oisn. Ger1oe bic ga
,ifer ordngen Nn Forrnlit Al eerr
8orps nit Der buuien arabiIhen llrt.
lo-m. oas felt Den Sdmpfsn an Der
alma (September 1851 uno BEL ga
lsitro C4Pdi 1881 aut Den Rlibm
fsioRoegsr Sapftyfeit ertpoyben bat.
%m Sabre 1860 muroe ourh ben
General Samoriciert cine 3uonsE
truppe aud fir BEN gapt bsqriinbet,
eis dber betdnnSiih nur aeraoe seb,t
Sabre Feltdnoeu bat. 9e;m Nus
truh oes 8riesss beInb Die frans0f-
aTmee oier ,3uapsnrsaimsnier.
sie man mad osm 9sEas rot, ueiB,
aslb. blaul autsri&stort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
,,Dankef Duu0le."
S%nterefunte Iitteiluus lber bic Oe=
i@i9te oieier Wcile.

On einsm @ufIab Der 3eiti9rtft
- r9eFenIuno" ipridt Sobann
= 3epalter, Ser perbienitpone
Sammler ser nieoerkiiiIden
8oltslieoer unb 9srausgeber Der
S6pdlmer 9dnse, bic intereHante
8ermutung aus. buB Ser nYantse
Doodle" bon 9dus aus Elm SApdls
mer 3an3 fei. Gs NOR bisber bereits
betannt, bah Der Yantee Doodle"
tpobrfheinli6 bon einem WIlttGrz
marfh bergelettet tperoen mub. Den bic
beffiTden Sploatentruppen pGbrenb
oes ameritaniI6en Sreibeitstrieses gu
fpielen pflegten. Dos Stuoium Der
S6pGlmer SdnSe bat nun Qetpolter
ouf bic sigenartige Qebnli4teit blrs
geflbrt, Die Der r0antee Doodle" nu4
Jorm, muiitulildem Weien unb
Rbtbmus nit benz ehten rS6pdlz
nern" aufpeiIt, zine 4ebulidteit, bic
10 groB lit. boB. als Dor 5tuei Sabrsn
ouf Der &irmes i'm 9orf Woienber1
Der ,Wantee Doodle" obne Wi1en Der
Sdpdlmsr Burden uno Wdo6en
als S9pGlmer yang 9eipielt puroe,
biefe bana6 tan5ten pie nab einsm
ibnen betannten S6ndlmer. Sum lit
ertpielen, baB i'm Sabre 1776 oos
6auptperbeoepot fir bic beiiif4sn
@clotruppen in 3iesenbuin mar. IS
1T alIo in bobem 9rabe pabrihein=
lid, bab Die bort aus Der S4polm
o~usssbobenen 9etruten bisie ibnsn
bon Rinbbeit an betannte uno ltebgez
tporbene Weiie nit btniibergenommen
uno nit Srpmmeln unb Bfeifen (oenn
bic MuIiftapele ser beiitiden Srups
ben beItanb bomals nun aus 9orniiten,
Srommlern uno 9feifern) als Warlh
eeIpielt bdben, Ser iid ounn bort sins
eebirgert unb gu einem Rationalliso
enttptdelt bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Ginereigni6UOlTer 0ierter"

RAD her 4nTi6t DieIer 6iitoriter
bs3sihne.e Der 8jerte Sui oes Sobrss
1863 Die 9limar oe5 girgertrieges,
sural 0os S6idIal Ser a~onf5oerirz
ten. BON mili.Iy;ftem Gtln0puntt be-
trattet. our6 bic S6laaten BON Get
!osbur1 uno Bits6ura oomal5 bereits
entItieoen mar. Sin mertpijroiges
Instrumentation mar es fiirlpabr.
BAH Die geml6ungen in bstyeif Der
g%eQrunouug elmer neuen Gls3ieruHg
gleif3eitiq i'm CIten uno DeT:en our6
3toei S6la6teu pom Grfolg gstr6nt
pur0en.
Uenn 0enerlt Weaoe bei Gettp8s
burl uuterlegen lpdre, @eneral Grant
6inescen &c; 9tts6urg geiegt bate.
ooer uuqete6rt mann @raHt BEL
gjt56uvg 3uriidaehorfen poroen
wire un0 Wieaos hei 0ettnsburg ben
Gieg eyrunsen bate. 10 piiroe oa5
GhiaIal Der seioen 9rsstti INNER
nod cine militdrii6e 6ra9e gelpeIen
ieiu. @dye Gee bel 0ettpsburg Sic
Qer qebtie6en uno Ole tonf50erirtcn
Irurpen b6tteu qlei6fols Grants Mrs
nee eel Qid56urg geidtagen. bann
mare Bic Gonfooeration bon mitttdris
fftm Stanopuntt betra9tet, beqriins
bet 9eloeieu, 9idsburg mar Der
ShliiiTet gum WeIteu. Sein Ial
GiFnete Sen llnion8truppen ben DeIteu
uno SjOneiten uno 3pdugte ois Som
F6oerirtsn in einen I4molen Streifen
3pti6eu Den Blue Rioge Bergen unb
Der See Mn0ererIeits bat Gee. inbem
er Del Gettysburg dies aufs Spiel
Iebte. oas ein5iqe ibm gu @ebots ties
ber0e Wittet, ods oes ton3entrirten
Wioeritanoes gegen ben 4nmarIh Der
uniongtruppen pom Weiten, gepa9t.
Gr perlor; 9idsburg fiel, unb bon ie-
mem 9lugsnbIid IN CAB es tpobl teinen
CONFEDERATION 8eneral mehr, Der niht
getpubt bate, ouB Die Sahe Der Rom
liberation feblgeidlugen mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Beltrnfte Sorg(otiakeit.

Nuf iarsdli9e Dsiie ioqte iid i'm
Repolutionstriege Der Qeihtiinu elmer
N6teiIung BON @efangenentranspors
teuren ridden. Sm Sommer 1777 mar
Der Sprpfiibrer Dalter q. Butler
(Iories nannte man bic Der engliI6en
Rrone treuaebliebenen Nmeritaner)
babel abgeIaBt tporoen, buB sr in ben
@ermnn Stats i'm oberen Wobopts
tbdls, q. p, Die 8spobnsr gu perans
faifeu fuhte, Der Sude Der patrioten
AFFIRMING gu tperoen. Butler tpurbe
ots Spton gum Iobe perurteilt. auf
bic S%iripruhe . einfluBreiden
N7sunoen isood gu Gsfdngnisboft
b~egnnoigt. Son Ieinen Wdhtern in
forglofer Weiie bepaht, %entlprang
Butler tpGbreno Ieines transports
nab Dem 0sfd1guiHe. SIN 8erein nit
Dem sen GHgIdn0ern oniirten Snoias
uerbduptling Soiepb 8raut unterz
ndbm sr Damn am II. Iooember 1778
ben betanntsn lIeberfda auf Ben Ort
Gberrp @aQep, Y. D.. nobel AS Der
foHen nieoeraemeBeIt, an6sre in Die
Gefurgenltaft gei6leppt uno 5ortus
rem untsrtporfen puroen. tpGbrsnb Der
qdnae Ort II 4ihs aeleot marc.
Don oen in ben Der. Staaten idbrs
lid importierten Geuertpertstorpern
peroen orei 8i.rtel am 4. SuIi Oers
puff. 8os iibrige 8isrtel finoet feline
9e.rpenoung in Sen IioIihen Staaten,
uuo stpar pdbreno Der Mei6nahtsfeis
srtoQe uno Der Wlaroi 8rdss3eit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

@iertsn, FoIst elm 5infter pou Deb
Hagen uno Jammsrn. 4uf ben 3ndns
sffstt folgte oft ous 2duteu Ser 2oteus
glode.
0us aiug oenn oof idlieBtia niAt
10 peiter. man tam enoIih 3u Dem
g~epuBtfein, onB Der Batrtotismus,
ooer mas man odfir uus9db. gu piels
beonuernsperte Opfer foroerte, man
bsfann iih snoIih. oab es audi cine
eoIere, geiiinoere uno itiaere Sysie- ges
ben t0nnts, sic ods @eod6tnis an Die
Observation-Disclosures Der Der
einigten Staten nett nahoridl,4er
nod erbolten piiroe, limo aus oieIer
GinIiht entitdno Dor etipu 10 Sabren
cine b0hIt Iobenslperte 9etpeaun9, Sic
cine un9efdbrljhe uno o~erniinftige
~9ierte %uJifeier" anitrebte.
Safe dno fame, oas tpdr Ms
Qoiunasnort. uno mas man odmals
tlum oermuten tounts. trat Ihon in
ben nihIten Sahren Elm. Die 5eier
i'm Qdn}en tpetten Qanoe nuroe nirts
lid cine oeruunftqerndBe. 0as tam
ourh ltdtiitiihe 3abIen nahgetpieisu
nerhen.
M1n oente. ooB nod i'm Sabre
1907 in Rem Oort am 4. Suli p
Wenihen aetotet uro 400 psrIebt
puroen, uno baB i'm Sabre 1918 tein
Wenihenlsben aeppfert puroe uno bic
3dbi Der 8erIssten 1uf IS eeIunten
mar. Ser GrfoIg Der geiunoen BE-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

Stelle gu be5eidnsn. no i'm 4uguft,
1777. Der erlte 3uiammenitoB amildeu
ben 8riten uno Mmeritdnern itattfanb,
Die gum .rften Wale BORT unter benz
Sternenbdnner tdmpften.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Der ,,glorrfihr Oirrtf."
Seine Jeisr bat cine sruBe WanoIuus
our9semabt.

"ad Der anidt bon Sung.
I'll Imsrita. ods nod nibt
O. gang bic Rinoeritube aus
geocgen bat. gibt es teinsn
~8ierten Suli" mebr. Ginit CAB es
nod einen Gag i'm Sabre. an benz man
fih DirtIih austoben tonnte. lIuo
fpeun Damn pirtlih Der ldnqerIehnte
Tag dnbrat, odnu gtng Elm 9ndttern.
Rrahen. 0rohneu uno @eto'c tos,
odB Die @3set eyItlredt in ods 0idiht
fIoben. Ole Sdbsn iih in ods ndhItt
ReGerto6 fIahteten uno porThtigs
Eteniteu iid in Die fderen Rdume
suriid3ogen.
Bon sinem Gnoe ser Stdaten BIG
gum moern, bon eiuem S3ean Bis
sum anosru srbebte oas Qano uno er.
beIIte ii6 Die 0dft ourh nufiteiqenbe
Rat,ten uno StpGrmer aler Mrt.
Wber niht nur bic putrioteu, oie al
o;sieu Raoau uno STeuer3auber bers
borbrndten. tudren an oie1em Saas
fehr beihdftigt. ionoern auh bic pos
Ii3ei. bic 5euertpsbr, ole MmbuIan3en,
bic Ger3te un0 - Die 9t,tenbeItdtter.
Muf Den alorreihen. gerduitpoQen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

fpeqarg III Elm geraoe3u ii6erroi6ens
Der. uno tpds in ben groBen Stdoten
auqe|fre6t muroe. iano aud il. tleinse
Ken Crtfhaftsn Nahabmunq, unb
6euie 1T cine Gtnot itols harauf. tpenn
Il, ourh Den &ecoro naGfpeiisu fam.
bag re cine 8ierte Sufifeier bsgongen
BAT. bic ohne ieoe St0rung uno obne
ie6en llnfaa perlnufen NOR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
- "a "a "a "a "a q a !.
Uat6an gate.
Gin amerifnnii6er Yatript Der fur
iein Naterlano ifarb.

Die 2ebensgefdiate BON Natbcn
6ole, oefen Stanobilo BON MacUlOnz
MES bier lbgebiloet lit, biloet zines
Der pielen slorrei6en 3apitsl oes dules
ritaniiden Jreibeitstrisses. als se-
beimer RunbI4cfter fir General
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Cine Ode an WASHINGTON

au annis g. @todton itidte an George Wafbinston in osFsn leg.
ten Qebensinbren sinmat gum a. SMi cine O6e nit einem 9egIeits
q ftrsiben. in pelhsm Die @utorin ben Batter Oes @aterionoes Inn
Gntihulo9una bat, Dab lie 10 frei ii, ibn nit enem 9eoihte gu
beIaiasn. 0uruuf srbslt Il. BON Wufbngton fO9noes 6arntt.ifiides
Sdrei0en:
.Si. nenoen fh an mid. oerehrt. Srnu, nm abfouton,
as pb id Sbr geihtodtr pdre. Denn es cine Sinoe 1T, Elm
eleqones G3eOitt gu Ttrdbsn. unb penn Sic rdditen Oonntrss
tnu ,u mir fommen uno nit mir oinisren uno fh Ionfuen
8uBauf1uben unterperi.n molten, 10 peroe th priuben. Sic bon
sbem podfheu 8eraeteu l~rs3ufprehen.
Sbr eroebener Tiener,
9sorse Dafbnatou.'
Die betreFfnoc Ooe Iauhe. fei IberTebt. pe foIst:
Wit an bs Qanoss Segen auf benz 6oupP
M, limb oner 8Iors, os ben 6elbsn Sirt, M,
W. Iein Ruhn, on ME bic SterbIhteit Dir rdubt, W.
W. sid l6er aGe gBeen brdtsn miro. S|
II Die 0ipIomdt,n. @rob.u, 8onee gar ~
~ 8eubren bid, ods qnu3e Bolt oh lt5t. ~
Wol itoe Wuft onnet Dir furrdhr
~ lInp sir os eheu Seloeu Dete 9ibt- "
- Sda', oarF elm Weib Is pd1en nob sRmal IL
- 3u hsurusn bsines Siegespagens 9nuf. ~
Wtuhlauiten ou, penu niht pm 8ki uno St1h
NJ sic iprht an Dir, uibt BON oes Shpertes 8Hauf, ~
~ Rein, uur bonn Trnoen. neItsr q0ttih Ing *
= Nns 1T Ser Ruln, nit MenidenhIut ertauftf :.
- aann ie Elm ariger fen, Elm gutter Gbrif2
m WtE itnem, Ser nit rotm 9lute taufti ~
9as ou Elm npann beg etteu Srie@ns bin. NN
nm SIN frieoeu einsis Grshet luhf uRo Slid, nm
J\ Das nempst DID os ehtr, pohrer Gbrrn, ~
7os aibt bin uHs nun aanl uRo aar lurld.
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"a "a N IA "a IA ~ IA - IA ma pa N
GooC6's Bridge.
Wo Der erife 3uiammenifns bes Jelbz
3ugs bon 1777=8 fattiano.

Bel Goods Bridge. nidt peit o
Clifton. Mo., itebt Oas Oenfmal, be1en
Ibbtlbuns bier geseben lit, um bic
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
Goods Bought in Germany
Before March EXEMPT

American dealers may obtain goods
bought In Germany before March This
Is indicated by reply to an inquiry
made by the British embassy. The
Chamber OF Commerce Of the United
States sought information on behalf OF
importers of German dye sturfs shipped
through Rotterdam.
The British embassy says:
The British embassy Is authorized
TO state that in cases where a mer-
chant vessel sails from a port other
than a German port carrying goods or
enemy origin for which American i'm
porters claim to have made payment
prior to March l. 1916 proofs that such
goods were paid for before March l
may be submitted for examination -
the embassy II such proofs are pre-
sented at sufficiently early stage to
enable the report thereon to be com
municated in time to the British au-
thorities: the results of the investiga-
tion will be taken into account and
due weight attached to them in de-
Gliding whether the goods concerned
should be DISCHARGED under provisions
of Article Nv of the order in council
Of March H."
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
MUSICAL
CLUBS GIVE CONCERT
Sixty Students, Comprising
Three Organizations, Heard
at Willard. .

The sad sad story Of a grasshopper
on sweet potato vine, who was gulped
down by turkey gobbler, formed the
novelty of the Princeton University
Musical Clubs program at the New
willard last evening. It brought re-
minderc of the "Tit-willow' OF Mi
kado' fame. and was enthusiast stically
received.
Sixty. students contributed to the pro-
gram, including those in the glee, banjo
and mandolin clubs The audience was
made up of society folk and alumni.
Next to the Tragic Drama" In which
Z. i. Heyniser rendered the grass
hoppers story In the manner OF Italian
grand opera the Hawaiian sextet, play
Ing with eukaleles won most liberal ap-
pause. The weird music of these In
struments was heard to especial ad-
vantage In Echoes from Hawaii
The banjo club contributed Eno's
plantation Symphony" The Glee Club
sang THE Song Of the vikings" THE
Passing Of Salome" served to introduce
the Mandolin Club.
The University quartet also found high
favor. The Elfman" made a hit and
Just Smile was almost as popular.
Mr.. Heyniger's singing Of Rolling
Down the Rio,' accompanied by the
popular vocal selections. The program
Nassau"
In the clubs are two Washington boys.
J. G. Vickery. playing second banjo, and
NJ. l.. Baker, singing second bass From
Washington the clubs return to Prince
ton.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
BENCHES ARRANGED
HERE FOR 60 DOGS
Rushing Work in Final Week Of
Preparation for Show on
Connecticut Avenue.

The final week in preparation for the
dog show, April IL and 13, at I1?3 Con-
necticut avenue. under auspices of the
Washington Kennel Club. finds work
on the spacious hall nearing completion.
the entry list completed, and everything
being done to insure the care of the
high-clsss animals enlisted.
In the great dane class, the best
harlequin female in the country,
Champion Brunhildc Of Winder-
bourne" promises to repeat her victory
in her class. as she has done at all
the dog shows where she has been
shown. Next in competition Is another
blue ribboner, "Capitola," the property
Of Griffin Halstead. This dog has never
been defeated.
Likewise will the great danes Of Howe
Toten and Ernst Gerstenberg strive for
the blue ribbon and the slverware do
mated by the club.
All belmont, of Devon, Pa, arrived
yesterday to make the final arrange
ments for the care Of his sixty dogs Of
all classes. which also will be one Of
the features.
Secretary-Treasurer Charles A. Wat
son, chairman of the committee ON en-
tries, has about completed the program
for the show.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
FOES OF PASTOR
MEET IN STREET
"Excommunicated." the Rev. Mr..
Richmond's Opponents, Believe
They Have Won.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-The most
remarkable church election probably
ever held In Philadelphia was conduct
ed on the sidewalk in front OF the
parish house of st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church. Adherents of the
Rev. George Chalmers Richmond, rec
tor. have locked and barr.caded the
doors to the parish house.
This development In the sensat onal
row between Mr.. Richmond and his op-
ponents apparently leaves the clergy
man confronting an antagonistic major
ity In the vestry, and one of the newly
elected vestrymen b,untly announced
that 1T meant the elimination of Rich
mond from the church,
.Qt allied electors of the congregation
conducted the elect on, a cigar box was
Used for the ballots. and eight vestry-
men were elected.
The electors. chortly before the elc-
ton, received letter from Mr.. Rich
mond communicating" them from
membership In the church.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
Training School Head
Quiz to Be Held May IL

An examination to flll the position Of
chief Of the training school, at the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane, will
be held by the Civil Service Commits
sion May 12.-The examination will be
open to unmarried women only, and tho
commission announces that graduation
from a training school for nurses asso-
ciated with an institution exclusively for
the care of the insane, and two years
experience. are necessary.
The position pays, 81. 200 a year, and
maintenance Is furnished at the Govern
ment Hospital.
The appointee must be capable of d.
recting a training school for nurses with
100 pupils.