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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-21
SCIENTISTS NOT TO Be
SHOWN ANCIENT QUARRY
Plans for Entertainment of Pan
American Congress Some
what Changed.

Plans for the entertainment and en-
lightenment of visiting scientists who
are 10 attend the coming Pan Ameri-
can Scientific Congress here were
altered today when DIR. William H.
Holmes, head curator of the Smith
sonian Institution. announced that the
original intention to show the scien-
lists the remains of a great quarry
within three miles of the White House
bad been abandoned.
This quarry. which is situated on
Piney branch, an outlet of Rock creek.
near their junction, is said to have
been worked by prehistoric stone ma
sons of America before the pyramids
of Egypt were built. Beside the branch
there is an extensive area filled with
the refuse of aborg inal workshops,
chips of quartz. broken and partially
shaped implements, hammer stones
and anvils to a depth of ten feet in
places.
The winter weather will cause the
abandonment of the original plan to
show the visiting scientists deposits
which, perhaps. few Washingtonian ms
know are so near their homes.
Delegates Are Arriving. .
Delegates to the coming e,scientifc
congress continue to arrive at the New
Willard Hotel. and are allfexpected to
be here by Saturday night:'in p.epara-
ton for the opening of the congress at
the Continental Memorial Hall next
Monday morning. Headquarters were
opened today for the congress in the
New Willard Hotel.
Among the twelve learned societies
which are to hold joint sessions with
the scientific congress is one composed
OF noted savants of nearly every civil
lied country of the world, who are all
deyoting their lives to the study of
America, with a view to obtaining new
evidence that the western hemisphere
is really older anthropologfcally than
the so-called old world. These men,
forming the International Congress of
Americanists, after having met every
two years since 1867 in nearly all of
the great capitals of the world are
this year foregathering in Washington
simply in order to carry on their dis
cussions with the anthropological Sec
ton of the n-American Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-21
WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED
MoNTENEGRIN STATEMENT.
CETINJE,. December 20. via Paris. De
!, cember Il,

December II enemy outposts appeared
on the Kralievo-Gora-Ch achoviech-
Blelopol line. During engagements
We captured more than loo men. On
the other fronts there were lively
tusillades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-21
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
BRYAN TOANSWER
COURT CHARGE
HAS TWO MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO
SHOW SUPREME COURT WHETHER
HE WAS IN CONTEMPT.

NEW YORK. dee. - William -Icn-
ningS BRYAN. former Secretary Of tSatc.
has two more DAYS i'll which to show the
Supreme Court Of New York whether ~
not he was ia contempt when he failed
ID answer a 20 appear rs a
witness in a ease on trial here earlier IN
the month. IN order hats been issued H.
Judge Whitaker. of the supreme Court.
requiring the famous peace advocate to
appear and explain. The time will b.
M on bee. -. The testimony Of tha
former democratic leader i'm wanted ia N
suit against The publishers nf Atlantis
" nrcrk newspaper. The gale NJ the
lattlt9hip~ Idaho and Mississippi i> ir-
,nlvcd FIJI the suit int thr plaintiff i-
alleged a. have written u letter a. Nj
BRYAN when hc was premier rrilcrtin-
upon .N~gamcuu,u >chlicWlnn. l1icl,
Greek Minister at Washington. 1t =
damned shat ihc fcrmrr secretary 81
state could Give tc>timur, Which would
aid iu the proper consideration nf the
ca~r. The ~1hru'ra to appear iu court
was SERVED rn Mn. l'r,nn Hi Che Bill.
more w finn weeks Igu. when thr arrai gr-
mcnt~ fnr the Ford pr4tv. ship vrrt
mapped on. But thr Nrhra~kar did mot
appear in court. hHi went uu ~ Wash.
lngtuu and his winter home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
TO DECIDE ON A
STEEL MERGER
STOCKHOLDERS YOUNGSTOWN CON
CERN TO DECIDE TODAY WHETHER
IN ENTER PROPOSED COMBINE

TItT>BT re. I'cr r. Stockholders
at The Youngstown steel and Tube com
pau1 arc mcctiug tod,1 ~ decide ui
neither tllo1 viiLcutcr The proposed
rcW stood combine which viii hc CAPT
t%l'i1r,i ti ~-5n"nn nnn james A. Camp
1,ll, ursI uf Iho Nnune-tuv c~nr-rrr.
ia~ admitted thlt Ilr Cambria steel a..
thc lachlaHnna Steel Company ANA hi~
concerns are Ihr urruratiuu9 whicl
Nlfdrrlip- Stuur-hrr, and i;rpl,.lr ARD
king d, consolidate.
Tn " updrt>trud that the proposition
a> placed TODAY before the Youngstown
=, urcru'> Stockholders j. for di>poSilfa
~ their stock 40 i0O per share 10 IN,
>Npdic a. having the merger in charge.
Fh" Youngstown concern is in better ii.
%nancia' nndifi'n thnn au, "f the other
fvi r'iullti. lt aid. I'll vi- w.
-|Iultgtl lIitrtu Years 400 AMI has pli,
dividends >imcr 1906. running I'M high ~
= l,rr ~-ni and remaining ai " per cent
since 1910. The capariiN III The Nuunu~
town plant Ky I 1Ou.UMn tons az steel An
uuili, lul 100 uuO tons of wrought iron
Big additions are being made. including
a coking plant To use all the b~y-proAucta
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
COTTON BAGGING
WILL BE USED
STATE WAREHOUSE M~nNRCrRS WILL
URGE FARMERS To ADOPT 1T IN
STEAD OF JUTE IN 1916.

AUSTIN. Tex. Dee - When the
state warehouse man gers under the PED
manrnt warehouse law roc, mmrnd
~ the farmers and 4innrr> uI Texas Tho
n>c NJ cotton instead Nh iutr bageing
Tor wrapping cotton ha!rS the recon.
mrndatinn viii ~ such a> will give those
%ginnrrS ami farmers who have a suppl,
nf iutc ~ other kind Of wrapping on
hand t. dispose If il.
THIS recommendation il not to he en-
forced until the next season aS - per
cent of the present crop has been gath
cred and ginned. The use of cotton bag.
ging was decided upon a. the result Of
7 recent tour in the north and east by
ID. NJ. Cameron. state warehouse expert
who visited the large factories of st.
Louis. Fall River. New York. Baltimore.
Al guSia. Atlanta aud New Orleans. II
was rUmd nt iutc i 4 scarce article
owing 10 is extensive use in the Euro
pean val and that cotton was better for
the purposes of the Texas farmer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
Why Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed no doubt, that any
cold aggfavates nasal cararrh, and the
flow ot mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
CatlTrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
10 correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trls frequently with a solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take a spoonful Of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glyCerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
Scott, Is pleasant to take.
scott & Bovine. bloomfield. Nj. $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
O CHAMPIONS IN 1918

tan lto-tru -N
rltnHiu4 tIi-u .iumr George II. IIorin,
.ri mri tlul.
Throw rem UrmUrr Patrick "
ri ". Irish tr"iirtu n. d.
Putting ic.b Shot Ntlie N1,l- Uui,cr
>itY of Wisconsin.
r,.ajhlau s. Richards. cornell rui,cr.
>itt.
iNits-~iN r"nu'i Weight u !. Talbot
@i.ln-i~ titN A. NJ.
%Stmn'nH Reccrt5.
-h ,arti> pen tidcWatcr: wards. 100 cprl
Iidcw Htcr. lun Yards Bath.
-ll wards. open iidrWutrr auI 30 wards
bath uuk, ~. krhnnamnLu. Honolulu
.'n0 ,ar,l~ bath l'crr, Nct;illi,ray. n
liuoi> 4. 4.
l!u yards open tilcvatcr Ludy Lang.r
Los Nnpc'r- 4. &.
0 Yards bath Lnlv Lanepr.
-ii' r'~ "ii,u tidcNater Lad, l.ineur
eco r,.S open titlcwatcr III. j.. \uil
i'H \yN York n. XIII
Vfir. np,n valt vttcr Indy Laugnr
i5u wards. back stroke ~. III. lcbrrr.
Illinois. A. HI.
zoo wards. breast stroke Michael Ne.
Hrrm,tt Illinois 4 II.
Ualkirg-NeM Records.
. mile outd""r- Geo. II. GoIlding. Toron.
-. Time 36t0
e mile outdoor-Gco II. Goulding. time
az :2>2 -
milc onidoor Geo. II. Goulding. Tim,
SOLO a r
Runnlng-New Records.
rl yards indoor u. 4 Carroll Indians
Normal School Time n:OG ! >.
300 wards. indoor n. ri. Never. Irish
lmcI' -an IN. III. Time -G32 II.
intercollegiate Cross Country.
'haup ion team University of Maine
6elay Record.
l1G0 Yards relay. outdoor. ( men-Tni
trr~itf cf PENNSYLVANIA oF. Kaufman. y
tr-tv rd PHI iinpincott and !. + Mere
h Time t.l~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

PROVIDENCE III. III Brown I'M
rcr>in his ad"ntcti y nrN plan NV thr
admission at midtrlr nr new students.
lh" plan vlli ~ into effect in February
at The %hceiunin. ct the ncNt season.
Br"wH i the first If he New England
colleges TO meet the Increasing demand
for the midwiuter graduates If high
>rh r.~ aai arHdcmir~ that the, hc ~
lowed tn enter college without six
months drinN Srrciai entrance rNami-
nations HAY" been prepared and \ spec
ial schedule has been arranged which
viii allow the new students ~ fall III
with the general programme the follow
ing fall. They viii also h. ELIGIBLE Ia
complete their course for degrees in eth
er three and n half or four years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

QUINCY. Ore Whether n public
schoolteacher will be- backed up in her
teaching Of sex hygiene j. one Of the t.
sues involved in the charges brought by
prominent people here against Miss
Flora l.. Foreman. a prominent teacher
in this section If Oregon. Some Of her
n%cighhnrS are shocked. and have asked
for her removal. She has The backing Of
other prominent people and the question
is just now occupying the attention Of
the entire state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

SAN FRANCISCO Dr. Frank Angel
az thc department Of p, .hoioe, Of
stanford University sails toda, from
New York Ia take charge of the di>tribu
ti'n Of food and clothing a. the Bel
sian>. lie will report a. II Il. Hoover.
head Of The American committee for the
relief n this stricken people. Or. Angel
AN \ graduate ~ the University III Yer
mont and ~ the University NJ Leipzig.
Tie taught Ia Washington. later IA Cor
nell University and came here ia l>b3.
In Belgium be- replaces Dr. Vernon l..
Kellogg. the Stanford z~oologi>t and au-
thor. who has rendered long and eli
cirut relief service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

LONDCN-The New Statesman. a
London weekly. has been presenting ia
special supplements an exhaustive re-
View of the WORT NJ English educators
and their organizations. III ~ THE NEST
complete summary nf the English school
situation ever brought tu fhr attention
nt thr public The review shows that
while thr material considerations are
among the teachers iudNiduall, and col
IcctlvclA. special attention i being paid
now 10 such measures a> small classes
and more thor.Ich work. III j. aimed Ia
form 2 real national organic system ~
cflW1iiinn IN England rather than \ mr
ChHnlrll Iggrcgatr pf units.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

Baseball.
World, champions Boston American
l,fcuc Team.
National L"'@pc champions rhiladrl
plia.
champion Eat~mru American Lrag r..
T, Ctbb. National Lrteuo Larry Doyle.
Champion Pitchers American League.
Joe Wood. National League. Grover Al
cNlnlrr.
Football.
Cornell University.
Tennis.
National Champions SINGLES. William
VI. Johnston: doubtless. Johnston and II.
i. Griffin.
Woman Champiou~- Singles. Molla Bur
stcdt: doubles. Mrs George Wiehtmau
AMI Miss Elconora Sears.
Court Tennis.
National Amateur Championship Gould
New York.
Worlds Professional champion M altcf
a. KinSclla. New York
Squash Tennis.
National Amateur Champion Eric -
Winston. New York.
Worlds Profc>siona Champion Waite
4. KinSclla. New York.
RacquetS.
National Amateur Champion-Clarrnc
&. Pcll. New York.
Worlds Professional champion Jack
Soutar. New York
Golf.
National Amateur champion Robert NJ.
Gardner. Jr. Chicago.
National Womtn'S Champion Mrs. Clar-
National 0ner Ch,mniou- Jerome u.
Trayers New York
uooLo.
nOcSey.
Ama'Iur ii"oh'> t',s'' "'"
Ni'"'N van"
ROWING.
Ptnghkrrn~l' ''--tlI' .H'i
naie-ii'r''f' ht' i'"''"
hale.
hampton "'' -"' '"
.r. .t.., ,.itl.
~
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rOio.
senior lh"mp'"n~hip Npfi"" Er''k
Long l>ianf. Nr" >trk.
Junior championship f. Nl'
Irnn~Nlt"'ti-
bIlidTCS.
Worlds EIilifnr thaWn H rrri' -ftn
III William llnrn' NN N"rl
Three Cushion thamr'HH prot ~t"nfI
Alfred llr htf 'f tuIa
l0ckrt Htillari thfGpi'u profession"
-RcnuN' Nlien Nan>l> 'Itt.
Ralklinr Champion amateur I">'l'h
MaNrr. f''t"r ininf p'"i" ~i'n'Ll
Pocket Billiard 'hrrnnt"H 1n'l"'r II
How ard sheen fhtr. NrN N"ih
Cvriing
National Nmlt"rir champion Hans
chrt san Franei~rr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
The EDUCATORS NOTEBOOK.

chicago Hon. Walter I- Fisher.
iorfncr Secretary oi lhr Interior in Jhr
Tam cabinet. i> The orator TODAY at the
Sab cllyucatiou al the University OF
chicago" For th" appropriate cciebia-
tlon ~ the quarter centennial OF the
University. the trustees have voted 10
set apart fiy, dat> in lGlG-Junc = a. ~
inclusive. There viii br \ series ~ dc-
parIurntdi gatherings. #t which distin
4ni>hcd guests viii speak. III iS hoped
That the founder ut the University John
i. it"ckririlcr. Will irr uhi, w hr present
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

ATHEIST. Mas. Another depart
nrr IN agricultural education KY the rN.
change ~ professors among thr aaricul.
tural tullc"c> Professor Frank e.
Waugh If the department of laud>capc
eardcnin" at VI. \. & and Prof Ralph
= Root of q similar department ~ the
! University OF Illinois exchanged CLASSES
during Nh" past two weeks and me idea
met with. instant success. WI IN under
stood at both institutions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22
Teachers Get Salaries for Christmas.

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. 2..-GalvcS.
ton teachers VI the city schools will re-
ccirc their salaries far December today
instead III the end of the month. This
viii take place 80 that the teachers may
have, ready funds for Christmas. The
school system pay roll amounts to SIC,
Gl2.I7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-22

CHICAGO The superintendent Of
the Chicago SCHOOLS. which was vacated
this month by Ella Flagg Young. j. be-
lhg filled ~ Pr. John u. Shoop. who has
had long experience III the schools Of
Ohio and Illinois. lie has been Mrs.
} oung'> assistant for 4 number Of years
and IL familiar with her policies and
results. His appointment is expected to
ease The tension Of political activity con
corning Chicago'S schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27

all = they share every danger, and in the
attacks they lead the way.
The Germans have many advantages
over rs in that they are more numerous.
have more artillery, and apparently more
ammunition, for they use ten times more
than our artillery does Then they Use
gas bombs, which Of course Is too bar
barous . mode OF warfare to be adopted by
Frence. have met several Americans in
the army.
Sincerely yours.
r. wHrrMoRE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27

In an address before the Portland
Rotary club, OF Portland, recently.
Paul D. Sargent, chief engineer OF the
State highway commission, said that
beginning next year, it was planned
to put all State highways, both i'm
proved and unimproved, under the
patrol system, a force of about 500
patrolmen covering every section of
Maine, being constantly on the high
ways from April until late in the fall,
and maintaining them in the best
possible condition. At the present
time the plan has been to keep pa
trolmen only on the sections built, a
force of twenty FIVE only having been
employed this year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27
FREE BAPTIsTS.
Interesting Conference Held with the
Clifton Church

Interesting Conference Held with the
Clifton Church.
Members OF the Ellsworth Free Baptist
conference assembled in goodly numbers
for the session, which was held with the
Clifton church, Oct Is II.
The opening meeting was called TO or
der by the clerk, N. F. Chick, and PRAYER
was offered by Rev. d. B. Smith, OF West
Franklin, the only resident minister in
the conferences. Leonard Williams, of
Clifton, was chosen moderator, and the
other minor offices were filled.
Rev. Clarence L. Wheaton. of Mt. Yer
non, who labored with the Clifton chr rch
several years ago, and has ever since made
ii an annual visit, assisted in making the
meetings a success. Friday evening be
gave stirring sermon on sCome now,
and let US reason toget her,.
Saturday morning Deacon A. p Bunker,
OF Eastbrook, led the devotional service,
and Rev. D. B. Smith preached an inter-
esting sermon on the "Home life OF the
Christian.
Saturday afternoon w. II. Gordon, OF
East Franklin, gave bible talk, and at
tpe close one person was received into
membership of the Clifton church, Rev.
s. c. Whitcomb, OF Bangor, giving the
hand of fellowship.
Kew. Mr.. Whitcomb, State agent.
preached in the evening a fine sermon,
followed by warm testimony meeting.
Sunday was another beautiful day, and
many who had not attended before came
for this day. The morning devotional
service was led by ID. NJ. Gray, Of Han
cock, and Rev. Mr.. Wheaton delivered
fine sermon. The Sunday school girls
gave pretty march and song. At the
close Of this service, the Lords supper
was administered to the largest company
ever present at one OF these sessions.
Rev. Mr.. Whitcomb again preached in
the afternoon, to an OVERLOOKING house.
A pretty feature of this service was the
singing of three little girls, Carolyn,
Gladys and Grace Grant.
Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Smith spoke
again, making an earnest appeal to the
young men.
These meetings were we'll attended
throughout, not only by the towns
people, but by representatives of Bangor.
Dedham, Deblois, Eddington. Fast
Franklin. East brook, Holden, Hancock.
Mariavilie and Otis. beautiful spirit OF
harm ony and good will prevailed
The June conference will be held with
the MariavilIe church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27

The democratic candidates for the
Ellsworth postmastership are all up
in the air again. After the demo-
cratic city committee, ct the sugges-
ton OF Senator johnson, had APP
pointed date for special postmas-
tership primary, Nov. 10, someone
''bucked upi'. There was an inter
view with Senator johnson at Bangor
last week, in which most Of the candi-
dates participated. The conference
was behind closed doors, but there
was pronounced smell of smoke
about the room after the conference
had departed, indicating a pretty
warm session AS result, the
primary has been postponed until
later, bat it would not surprise many
If the appointment should come be-
fore the primary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27
POST FESTIVAL CONCERT.
Ellsworth Festival Chorus VIII Give
Pleasing Program.

Ellsworth Festival Chorus VIII Give
Pleasing Program.
Arrangements are being completed for
the post festival concert to be given by
the Ellsworth festival chorus in Hancock
hall next Tuesday evening. TO many
people who did not have the privilege OF
attending the grea, festival In Bangor.
this will come as . bit Of good news, for
the selections TO be given by the chorus
are among the most popular OF those that
were presented in Bangor.
The program that is offered is varied
one, ranging from the s.tirefiy" songs, in
lighter vein, to the vigorous maestoso OF
the Coronation march, and the stately
measures Of the Gloria Something a
little different will be heard this year in
the Aria from Carmen, sung by Els
worth's fAvorite soloist, Miss Bertha Giles.
In addition to Miss Giles. the chorus will
be assisted by Miss Jeanette Croxfcrd and
the Deiphian male quartet.
Miss Croxford will be remembered as the
reader in the concert OF last year, and her
performance on that occasion made q de-
cided ''hit" with the audience. Those
who heard her then are anticipating her
second appearance with pleasure. The
Delphian quartet, of Bangor d. SIC
Ready, first tenor; r. H. Clifford, second
tenor; c. r. Clark, first bass, and R. w.
Cayting, second basis an organization
that is winning golden opinions. With
Miss Erva Giles at the piano it is safe to
say that no better musical program has
been presented to the people OF Ellsworth
| in q long time.
Following is the order Of selections;
Coronation Mareh.....-..... .....Meyerbser
Festival Chorus
Honey Town..-............wi dener- Robinson
Delphian Male Quartet
Monologue, "Her First Recital
Miss Croxford
| Aria .1Je Dis Que Rein Ne Ne soupsuse-
Carmen. .-..---......--- Biret
Miss Giles
Yachting Glee--. .Culbertson
DeIphian Quartet
Spring Voices. Strauss
Festival Chorus
Twilight is Loyel;xht.. Lewis RI bernstein
Deiphian Quartet
When the Heart is Young. Buck
Festival Chorus
Biz Perkins Tosoggsn Slide. Kiss Croxford
| English Songs, At Dswning .-...--.cAdman
b For you..--. .-...Montzgne
Mother o. Mine....,..Tours
Miss Giles
Love is Like FREELY ......-............Frimi
When Maid Comes Knocking.
Festival Chorus
Winter Song --.-..--.-..--....--.-- .Builard
Deiphian Quartet
Ihe tioria--...+.--.-.-.-- .--..-.. BuzIi Peccia
Festival Chorus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27
annriiwr-fut
RHEUMATISM GOES
IF HOODS is USED

The genuine old reliable Hoods
Sarsaparilla correets the acid condi-
ton of the blood and builds up the
whole system. 1t drives out rheuma-
tism because it cleanses the blood.
1t has been successfully used for
forty years in many thousands of
cases the world over.
There is no better remedy for skin
and blood diseases, for loss of appe-
lite, rheumatism. stomach and kid
ney troubles, general debility and all
ills arising from impure, impoyer-
ished, devitalized blood.
Ii is unnecessary to suffer. Start
treatment at once. Get bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla from your near
est druggist. You will be pleased
with the results.