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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-12-18

Miss Addie Steelman was hostess at a
party given at her beautiful country home
in Linwood. The evening was spent with
games and music, after which the guests
were shown to the dining room and refresh
ments served. Novelty peanut bracelets We're
given as fayors. Those present were =
Misses Emma Radtka. Florence Simmerman,
Charlotte Steuber, Helen Smith, Alberta Al
len, Nina Leeds, Elsie Steuber, Madeline
Heurteur of Atlantic City. Alice Rodrka ~
Nina Soul of Pleasantville, and Addie Steel
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis SJeelman.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-12-18
Absecon NJ. E. Church.

Sunday a. m, 1880, Sermon "The Souls
Struggle, and Safety; 100 p. m, special
sermon The Drama of Temptation-In
Three Scenes
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-12-18

Prizes for Industrial Work of First and
Second Grades were awarded to Martha
Dobbins, Thomas Tru ty. Bertram Hammeh
nnizn.- nan..aEal Of lan.-. nnL -lLh-Aa
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-12-18

and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Riley.
Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin entertained t
members of the Absecon Art Club at h
Bolton avenue residence last Wednesday a
ternoon. A dozen members and friends We
present.
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einile oetaiaitrte angabcu ii6qr Bic
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pertb mar iehod bic aus %autbcufi.
ider Gaelic t%anlmenoe @iifffci.
lung. Dab Elm @or9ebeu Der teutoni.
ihen reip. tiirfiihen Streitfrdfte
ae8en ben SaessaanaI in Ser nod.
item Belt erfolgeu peroe
Die @orbereitungen fir Die aro6e
GffenIiDe I'M Meftqn qeben rititiq
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

Nfs IA gmmlusa htt HlsfiAa
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NE iWt Tore rationale Wgiitah Fam
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.uHlffr MlilhilFf am Nfitae AHrh ples
ilenna ben afigatmoierial uuh alu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

ridt aus @oIbington tDnr0e Ser
bier Iebenoen Eoiino @bitebeoo cine
Benfion bon $12 5ugeiproden.
Blair. Snfolge Der Gtreitieteiten
nit nnierer Sta6tbernoItung Bat bic
Nebrosfn @os nn6 electric 60. Die
8eiterlieferifns i6rer groOutte in
unlerem @emeinfpeien eingdteIt,
uno ieHtte fih 0esbnl6 tiefe GtnIter.
nib duf ale bieiigen 6dnier binob.
MS erfdt tDaren Bergen beIiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
qmg benz gtante

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riro bier cine neiie 3eituna uGiron
@annt9 QOpocate~ eriaeiuen. Ser.
ausgeber un0 Mebntteur 1T 5rduLein
6nnt. 9ns tn ben Iebten 8oaen
bier d5gebnItene 2ebrers nltitut
muroe 6rett15 a6eHO gqidloIen.
40 Sebrer batten onran fbeiIge.
n0mmen.
@roHO SsIonO. @ad eiuer sa0d.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

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NA NufadglaW beH Aaiittfn an.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

900 Gina efirNihtg Nsm
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Hf Watin iH as II falW iaA aft
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rer. Daft hle 6fhie uFer Nrin obet
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4 0nhtimaalfii uffhe1 ials
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far fHmmiea BITE critic @e%leaenheit
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TINS iftl5 al 8iehea Iaun mare Elm
muthmilig pom 3aun gebr0heaer
aries iider nidt 81 befatAten.
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GenNdlaub ruhia.

llebcr bic &erboltmiie In Ieutih
Lamb tantcrlte Nerr stoelblc:
Ng0cr In aieI, Der &1upt-lla.
r~iuetation, nod in Berlin. Der
6aiptita0t 0es 9eltihcn Reidles,
mar oiel Rom 9riege 81 bemerten.
9aes gaht ieinen ruAi9an Sang, un0
bic Qeute iiu0 bort melt peuiger
aufgeregt ME Eier, SIN 9erlin ieIbit
iebt man ipeEig Gruppen, aber Die
aaieruen in Den &oritdoten iino ooll
6abon. un0 Deun iie ourd Die Stra.
BEN 4erlins 5i ben 8abnbofeH uu0
ms 5eI0 BiebeH, 0ann gei9Iebt es
biuinengeidmitdt NIT @eiang IND
NIT hober Sieges3lperiitt uit6 gnt.
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@efdtern.
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ridten Bepohnt un0 nirHmt .lie ais
iel6itberitdn0ltd) bin GeIbit Der
Sal bon @drihau utlroe Der &c.
p%0lferuug Der Reihsbauptitabt nidt
ourd Grtro5Ldtter oerfiHOet. io4l.
eern Die 3aitungeu brahten Die
0ahridt orei Stun0en nad Dem
@iutreifen in ben getDobnIiden
4ben0ausgaben.
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anpier maHenhaft porhanaen.

lleber ben 8eitan0 an M1teriaIi.
en- batte 9err aoelble ~5olgen0es 8u
lager: Cine 3eit lang mar 6os
a1lpfer rar. Qber ei1 appea an
RriDate un6 @efddfte, entbebrIideg
aupfer BEN Meide gur gerfagung
su fteaen, bat eineu u~ngeobnten Ct.
fnlg geAabt. 0one 2 W2iGioneii
Gonnen aupfer ftn0 Der Whlitarber.
paltnng ans bieien 2uelen 5uge.
gangen, geniig, Inn ben ariea 5ebn
Sabre fortfibren 81 f0nnen.
4u6 9aiimpoae lit In geniiaen-
ben Guontitdten borbdnOen. @ie[
miro aus SdiDe0ea importiert. Cd
inb in einem ifneOiid)en Sdfen 90.
900 goIen Boumfuoae, pelhe of.
feubor fiji gentidldu0 beItimmt ma.
ren. auberoem 1T gaunrfroae in
n3unf4 , Gorm maIienboft Sct5on.
ben. 4ud in oieier gesiebung fam
man iaseH: 2ieb' gaterlon6, moglt
rubig ieinl
Die SiIfssaEtion.
Gie Opferwiaigfeit bes beutiden
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Seine Roth i'm gaterIanSr.

Geutidlano Dubl erbebIid g~eltiegen.
aber 0otb brauflt rienlano 5u lei.
ben un6 fir 4 Biz 8 Marf erhaIt
man IN Den groBen 6otels III Der.
lin aud beute n69 Elm Elmer, mel.
DIES ie6en Bourmon0 b~eirieoigen
mir6. Sn ben tiaigeren gleItaurants
ftn0 Die greiie un9eidbr oieiel6en,
pie Dor Dem serie9e, MIR Bic gorti.
onerl iinO etlUns feiner. Aud muf
man tit ben u dtdur0nts feline 8ro0-
farte mitbringen, ipdbreri0 6ies in
ben 6otels nidlt nptbig lit.
3aOeritdtlidle Stimmuug.
Die feite lleber3eugung, 0aB
3eutidlnn0 ds Sieger aus oieIem
aampfe berDoraeben pir6, lit iiber.
ca Dor6errideno. 4noeutingen,
6aB es bieaciht bod i6ief ge6en
fonnte, tper0en nur NIT einem IN.
8Eau6igen 21deIn ertgeaengenom.
men. Sun 8an5en bot 9eutIdIan6
etna 6 gidionen mobil aernaht,
unb ebenio oiele fam es nod Elm.
8ieben, ipen1 bic 4ot6tDen6iQfeit eS
erheiidt. ane groben syabriten
fteaeu iebt Mumition Der, uno bic
Bro6uttion lit fir ale gpentuaIitd-
ten mebr ais ~geniigeH0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

DC biIFss 4Etion.
Sie 0pierwiaistgit oes bsutidsn
The Washington times., 1915-03-16
Deaths.

Phillip Rothmund. 70 years, Rupert Home.
Thomas H. Donohue. 81 years. 1929 C street
Southwest.
Elizabeth \. Foster. 80 years 23Oi Ontario
road northwest.
William Mahoney. Il years. 400 Naylor road
southeast.
William H. Pyles, 90 years, 800 Twelfth street
southeast.
Annie r. Saddler. 65 years 3 street south.
east.
Benjamin 1. Edwards. 70 years 1922 Talbert
street southwest.
katherine Lauck. so years. "a Eleventh
street southeast.
Emily +. Foley, 81 years, III Eleventh stpset
southeast.
Etha i. Asquith. SO years. Capital Heights.
olive II. Fits, 30 years, 1902 street north
east.
Minnie Krackhardt. Il years. aO5 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Donald r. Smith. 43 years. 500 L street north
Charles :. Price, &c years 1875 Rhode Island
Carrie Allen 80 years. Casualty HospitaI
southeast.
Infant of w. Reginole and Mabel Lewis,
daN, 1921 Vermont avenue.
Lillian Brooks, Al years, GallinEer Hospital.
street northwest.
Josephine Trusty. 81 years. 1885 Twenty -el ghtl,
street northwest.
CAROLYN F.. woodson. Is months 5OOs Fitch
Abraham Middleton, IS years, Casualty Hos
pital.
samuel snowden. 20 years. in Dmergenc,
Hospital ambulance.
Walter Thomas. % years, Gallinger Hospi,
Richard u, Taylor, 81 years. IIs q street
southwest
Rstty Msnns. Is years Columbia Hospital
The Washington times., 1915-03-16

Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
managers of the theaters concern
ed and no responsibility is as
sumed for arbitrary changes with
out notice to The Times. They are
based on the personality Of the
players and the producing c,m-
pany and not personal inspection,
except in special cases.-G. NJ.
The Washington times., 1915-03-16
Wholesale Produce Market

EEGs-Nearby. fresh. 17alSc per dozen
southern. lie per dozen
CHEESE-New York. new. 1sc per lb; fiat,
1Sc per 10.
BUTTER-Elgin print SIC per h.: tub SIC
per ID; process, 25q26c per lb.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. l6d17c per ID. ;
roosters. l0c per ID; spring chickens. 20a22c
per lh.; live turkeys. 1Sa20 per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, best. ll1l2c
per lb.; heavy. si1dl0c per lb.; fat sheep,
j6D5i2c per lb; spring lambs, lia>l5c per ID
ABLES-IQuotations furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. $50 per barrel:
onions. 75c per bu.: sl.25 per sack; cabbage
s1.25 per hundred lbs; lettuce 81 2ooaS.0 per
basket; ei 6sets' set ; S;4 per lo9 b1nches
medium. Siaa9c per lb.: heavy. SqS1ac per
ID.
steady.
Receipts of Calves light; market active.
KREY. PRICE & co.
The Washington times., 1915-03-16
TRADING IN BONDS
FEATURES MARKET
Sale OF Stocks Confined to Odd
Lots on the Washington
Exchange.

Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today centered primarily in the
bond list. with prices slightly frmer.
The market for stocks was confined to
odd lots.
Capital Traction SIS found a good
market at los. a quarter of point above
recent sales. and $500 worth were
traded In at that figure. Washington
Railway and Electric As We're also
stronger than for the past few days.
After $1,000 worth had sold at so7l
1900 worth were traded in at 81 and
an two additional $500 bonds brought
slss. Georgetown Gas certificate }
sold at lo0la. the bid price on quota
tons, and $1,000 limited States Gov
ernment coupon 3, at 10lss.
Odd lots of Washington Gas command
ed better price than has recently been
the case. shares selling at 73 and an
additional lot of shares at 73k. The
only other sale of the day consisted of
shares of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred at 81
The Washington Clearing House As
sociation at a meeting yesterday after
noon admitted to membership the
Franklin National Bank.
The Washington times., 1915-03-16
By GARDNER MACK.

stations for the trout. most of whi"h
is of the Steel Head variety.
salisbury. after showing us just
what is being done to keep and nur-
ture these game fish, invites us to
follow him as he begins to cast his
fly. 1t makes your blood tingle to
see these powerful fish fighting their
captor and often escaping when
within touch of the landing net.
There is something singularly
sweet. instructive and pathetic about
all the pictures of bird life. Not in
appropriately the first reel shows in
innate glimpses of the domestic af-
fairs of the Balu Eagle The EN-
hlem of Our Country" These pic
lures were taken under unusual diff
culti"s. It took something like half
day to carry cameras. tripods and
outlit to the top of the trees where
the eagles had made their nest Mr..
ana Mrs. Eagle viewed the prepara-
uonS of Salisbury and his crew with
unicigncd suspicion, and when the
men approached the tree with ropes
the eagles immediately swooped down
upon them. The strange habits OF
huZzards arc next viewed at close
range
"PeIican Island, Clear Lake. Cali
iurnia, is probably the mOst interest
ing and surely the best protected bird
colony in the world. Salisbury, as
island, succeeded in exploring and
recording the habits of the pelican
from the egg to the full-grUwn bird.
Never satisfied with merely show
Ing the habits and the haDitations OF
birds salisbury takes the spectator
with him on Il most interesting and
successful hunt for quail and pheas-
ant. The work of the trained dogs
Is easily the star feature Of the
hunting scenes.
Now it must be remarked that the
hunt always get into the camera with
every interesting and sensational in
Cldent OF course, exhibitors Will
know that radical cutting and edit
ing is responsible for this oven and
regular success on the screen, but
the general public Will never realize
how much had to be cut away to
give the picture the appea rance Of
constant success. The CLOSE ups of
tn" beautiful pheaSantS and the sny
quail and WoOdCOCES are the result
of Urhnitc pains aud endless patience
There is saying among hunters
thut for Its weight the lynx or wild
'at is the iicr"ost fighter in tho ami
nal world. Ihc Clm removes any
doubt that may have existed The
adventures with tn" bears and the
cougar We're followed by the audi
cnCe with hreathless suspense. which
found relief in hearty applause, when
the cougar WAS at last captured and
tIed.
The Washington times., 1915-03-16
Complete Library Of
Film Showing the
Wild Life Of
America

An interesting series of motion pic
lures has recently been made by
Edward A. Salisbury of what he
calls wild life in America, the idea
being to show the life and habits of
the wild animals that make their
homes in this section of the world
1t was the desire Of Mr.. SaIishury
who is an authority on thr animals
of Amcrlra and a sturdy advocate of
laws Tor their protection, to make "A
film record that would show some
thing of all kinds of animals and
awaken an interest in them amou.
the people which would help greatly
In the promotion of Legislation in the
several states and in Congress for
their protection.
In Il most interesting article i'm
the Moving Picture World w. Ste
phen Bush reviews the films Mr..
Salisbury has collected lie states:
For three years and more Sails
bury has lahoIed to assemble screen
library in which may hr found all
that pertains to the natural history
OF North America. lie has had the
cooperation of loyal staff of trap
pcrs nd camcramen, and last, but
by 10 means least, Of highly intelli-
gently and highly trained dogs Sal
isbury is native of California, and
not without honor in his own coun-
try, but the fame of his pictures has
not reached the East until now. \
very critical audience had assembled
in the offices of the Knctophonc
Company to Wow the pictures.
"Trout, their life FROM the spawn
to the fish. tho spawning grounds.
fish ladders traps. ctc.. ~ treated
with thOruughness, but the dullcst
audience cannot withhold ITS inter-
est OF special Importance Is the
work Of the Federal Government in
providing hutcheries and distributing
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Vital Records
Births.

Robert W. and Lillian NJ. Wysong. boy.
Fred L. and Nellie Vogt. girl.
Ralph NJ. and Lillian G. Stafford. boy.
Joseph w. and Madeline Monroe. girl.
Reginole and Mabel o. Lewis, boy.
Frank J. and Jennie NJ. Lightfoot, girl.
Raymond G.. and Estelle A. Kidwell. boy
Edward s. and Edith W. Dunlap. girl.
Harry E. and Jennie j. Bell. girl.
Victor B. and Rose e. Bonney. girl.
Samuel and Ramona II. Moy. boy.
George V. and Carrie Simmons, boy.
James E. and Virginia Robinson, boy.
Alfred J. and Hortense Moss, boy.
benjamin +. and Jessie Jones. girl.
William NJ. and Gertrude Arnold. girl.
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New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by w. Il. Hibbs
Co, members of New York Stock Exchange
liibbs building.
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UNDER THE AURORA-By Jack Garland

IL Is eold-surface gold In small NUGGETS.
With his pick he digs deeper, disclosing bigger
nuggets. He has made strike. Feverishly he
stakes his claim and gathers together a small
sack full of NUGGETS.
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Local Sales.

Georgetown Gas certificate SIS. 81, ,ODoa
lOoh
United States coupon SIS. 81 l,OoOa1Ol9s
Capital Traction SIS. s1.oOoalO6, 5000
l06. s., ,0ooGfl06 81, ,OOoQIlO6, 81. .OOOd l06.
Washington Railway As, 81. l.000dS07s
81 ,oOoaSl. sl.oOOaSl s5OGaS1%. s5oOaSlss.
Washington Railway preferred, 54S4
Washington Gas, 2Q73.
After call:
Washington Gas. 5473h.
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Thrilling Tales of Adventure, LoOe and
Comedy for the Readers Of The Times
FRED G. LONG
illustrator

Whatever those who have headed for the
heralded Strike may find, Bob is satisfied
with his own good luck, and he camps for the
night on the site Of his own "strike." He goes
to sleep to dream Of riches and Lucy.
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THE ONLY
Department Representing
THE PUBLIC
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

"Thc Black Mask" George
KIeine) the OdeOn, Church near
Fourteenth street.
Margaret Wychcrly and John T..
kcIIard in "The Fight" CrHndalrs,
Ninth and D. streets.
Elsie Janis In ..The Capriccs Of
Kitty" by Elsie Janis tBnswOrthb
the strand. Ninth and ID streets.
Anita stewart and Earle Will
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Nitagraph), the Leader, Ninth be-
tween T. and T. streets.
MadR line Travcrse and MahIOn
Hamilton in "1bree Weeks" from
the novel by EIinOr GIyn, the Gar
den, 423 Ninth, street.
Mary Ryan and Harry Mcstnycr
in .'Stop Thief" from the Conan
& Harris comedy GeOrge kletne,.
the savoy, Fourteenth near Irving
street.
est. Elmo" from the novel by
Augusta Evans Wilson. the Elite,
Fourteenth street near Rhode Is
land avenue.
Lon Clancy, Pauline Bush. and
William DowIin In "Whsre the
Forest Ends" IcND. the Alhan-
bra, 80 seventh street.
Francis Bushman and beverly
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saBayD, the Revere, Georgia ave-
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MurdoCk Nncluarrie and Agnes
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"'rhc Magic Mirror' POwerSb,
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Marie walcnmp and william,
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Lillian Russell in "NVildfre" Fn-
nous PIRyers), the Apollo, 624 ii
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IOttie Pickford In "The House
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Francis Brshman In "Che Ac-
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Marriage Licenses.

Richard C. Topham. "a. and Anna Lee Rol-
Inns. l6.
John Z. MacNeil, q. and Mary l.. Hancock,
%.
Louis Dalbert. Sc, and Rose Wood 6l
Albert l.. Deneal. colored, i0 and Ellen
PANEL, colored. IS.
The Washington times., 1915-03-16

The Brazilian government. newspa-
per reports published in Rio Janeiro
say is arranging to float in New Yorh
loan of $l5,O00,0 900. offering as a guar
antee custom house returns on Amer
lcan importations. The Swiss govern
ment last week floated loan of similar
amount, and Uruguay has been report
ed as seeking a loan in this market