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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

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trsin. Die 4nsit, BEL bsm dnbers
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iDel6en Worbsbalt fir peri0nli6t
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tdmpfsn.
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bab bic qesislatur BON alabama uno
bic BON Goutb Carolina In ben nGf)z
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mirb, tpeib elm Ssber pslher bic
Ssmmung in ben Siib Staatsn
TENT. Cine Rsite pon nnbersn Staas
ten ipiro in bisism uub i'm naHiten
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msnis aur @rfaHuns nbftimmen. Jn
prpbibi.ions Siaaten pertiimmsrt
unb oerborxt bas b.utfGe 1ersinsl.s
ben. fpie INNER ipiebsr unb ipitoer
burh praltiite Grfabrunstn bsiidtiat
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an ben RatipnaIbuno iiest fir bas
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itimmuns unb ablpebr oes gtniiurms
Der probibitioHifien uno ibrsr Der
1iinbetsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Cpier eines Samoitem.
9haRuesp :. Campbell itarb i'm
SstbesOa Spipital.

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Der Rddt gum Sonntas an Der Napis
Ton ROab uno GImborit plaes Don si.
nsm DesslGsersr ssf6ofsn unp be.
raubt Durbs, itarb geitern Morgen 1es
gen 9 llbr i'm Bethesda 6ofpital, obne
bas SeDuBtiein pieosrerLaHst 81 buz
ben. Der 9erftprbeus tpobrte glo.
2047 Waabiion Roab.
Der Weselaserer Fntte Campbell
ssbeten, ibm ein 3iiHoboIa au sebsn,
psI6er Bite au6 entiprO9en ipurbe,
iuorauf Der 8uri9e 5tpa S9iifIe auf
Campbell abieusrte, bic ibu 10 fdtper
lpsrIssten, bab er geftsrn Mprsen
litarb. Gin Chauffeur, peldsr 5ufdlIip
bic Steue tur3 na4 Der 1bat pafirte,
bate ben @erpunbeteu na9 bem Be-
tbssbn.SoipituI ssbradt.
Inter Dem 9erbaai, Campbell &c.
idoiieu uHb beraubt gu baben, fpurbs
tur5e 3eit mad Der 5bat on 6. Strabe
unb groaopab elmer Sfbam, BON
SO. BIB Gil5srt 4psnue, in Saft as-
nommen.
Sur 3eit oss lIeberfauss pdfIirten
Ribtsr geatmdn uub ppli3einnpalt
Murriiisp in einsm qutonpbiI bic
Stslle uRO iabsH siuen Monn duf sins
Ootlep Gar fprinssn. Die Serren Be-
uadri9tigisn iofort bas Dete.tiDs
9auptquartisr. Die @erbaftung pur-
De ourd einen 5abrgait Der Gar, Ban
2euHen, bsr6etsefiibrt. Ban 2eunen
CAB an, oab SIbam auf Der biHtsr,n
platform Der Gar nit einsm ReppIuer
bsrumfu6telts, Der ibm dber Don sinsm
Manue. Ramens Glarsnce SduIte,
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abgsnommen purbe, Ban 2eunen bat
te biernuf bic Gar perIaiien uuo ein
automObil beitiegen, bos serape pors
beifubr, unb IN fhneIler fabrt aing es
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utnht purbsn. Ulit 9an 9eunen fpa
rtn nod 3tpsi dnosrs Wdnusr abeeitisz
gen uno man niumt an, odb oies
Spiebssiellsn DON BEN 9srbafhtsn
ipdren.
Su bem 9siis bss 9erbaftstsn nur-
be Elm Rspoloer sefurben, aus ipeI6em
Spei S6uiis dbsefeusrt parsn IND
oie 9robe Der i'm Eorper porgsTuRbes
nsu auseI pabi gu benz RepOiosr.
STbam puros nod in Der Rdbt
nit bsm S9Dsrpsrpunbeten tonfroR=
tirt, bod mar Campbell Hi6t i'm
Stanoe, IeinsE ausreifer gu srtsnnsR.
Rur5s 9eit Oorauf pur6e Campbell
,eiinnunsslos uno itarb, pbns bag |
SeipuBtiein pisbererlonet 3u bd6eH.
Tbam bate it6 ssitsrn DOR oem
Oetsftip1ef sinsm 9erb0r Su unter !
iiebeu. in fpelbem er bic ibm aur 9dit |
Ielegts 9bat bsitritt, gr mar bstrulp
en-. uIs ct per6dftst mar uno lit auh |
Jsitern nod an ben 5oleeH. gr ers
ldrtt, fi9 bis gum 8eiteieen Der Gar
iuf nidts beiinnen 3u toHnen. SIbam
Il ein 3ettungspertGufsr uRo an ibm
purDsn nur 81 bel ieiner 8srbuftuHg
lOrsefunoeu. Der oerftorbtne Camp
Ell mar friiber Gbduffsur, ieooa in
'er Iestsn 3sit In elmer UtaterinIz
oaarsnbanblune ois 9srtGuier be-
biftiet. Seine Dfuttsr ippbnf IN Gan
fronciscO. BON no sr Dor pier Sabren
ADJ Cincinnati tam. aud ipa sr psrs
eiratbei sepsieu iein, isooh Don isi.
er 5rdu setreunt selebt baben.
Der Coroner, ipsIber DON BEN Nt-
.beu bes Mannes III 4enntnib seieb.
,uroe, bat cine qoft Uaprtem untsrs
u4ung augsrrbnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

1Ieid8eitig itiften iie Der siepimellts
sliioeiation einen 5abneuidranf.
9erieIbe entbdIt Die 8eeiquieu 6ei
sieaincrlts, Die fiiseI5erfetier
SdIndtfabnsn aJrI. siIIia Saff
ner bdlt Die Acknowledgements,
sii6ter aippert aIs 5eitreoner. =
Gerielbe tuiro 5un ebrennitgIieb
Der gereinigung setpabIt. = lie
froblife Wahfeier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08
CABARET TO
Be OPEN TO THE
GENERAL PUBLIC
Reservations May be Made
Commencing Next Tuesday
Afternoon by any wko Wish
to Attend Celebration.

The Elks cabaret. b. was ou-
nouuccd to-day. viii bc utcl to the
general public. The cabaret is Co tikc
place New Years eve lu tho Iew club
house ct IN, Autiered Herd and 49,
Ernest L.andol.i Is iu chnr-e the iinl'
Irc expected to Dee high
Tell them all John Loc clarke
said his morning. that they ran see
serve tables until the table are conc
and that II they do N reserve tables
not 90 howl. because thcy won't g',
300.
HThis ls the general puul
.hlurc. Dr. they want tu como they
.ou DE- so H thoy du NOT they
needn't"
IN, reservation Gusts 81 person
and entails mo- agreement Co bus tu'
,ertiIu amount ui contest. hl's no 'h'
function
The publ. can reserve its places o.,
90, cabaret tt the deck 100 Jh, lobby
lf the Eik- club H|oriuu.ur ruosdt
December 49, nc D u..'u0. .u ,hr att
rruoou.
Nu, acl declared Mr CHARTS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08
TROLLEY EXTENSION
NOT GUARANTEED
As YET
About Half the 3d. 900 Report
ed Pledged Today and Com
mittee Continues to Lay
Matter Before Public.

With about half the money guar
antccd. the committee pushing the
project for the extension Of ne troll
ley line along Central avenue to the
UnIversity ls continuing its canvass
aWoug the property owners %. whom
"a $4,000 bonus is asked.
Communication has been opened
with absentee owners and others who
have not been seen viii DE urged in
person 20 act n WAS stated today
lor traction company that ~ the prop
erty owners respond 90 the PROPOSE
tion ia the spirit that should actuate
them the project would be carried
through. Il was mad plain that
without the 50, 600 bonus from prop
Crty ovners there would be mo- extern
sion
, Men who have studied the PROPOSE
ton and reviewed the subject say they
cannot see why y property owner
On Central aycnu hangs back from
,ssuming biz share % the bonus To
: pas the trolley company for running
Tho line ngt to the University. IL is
avcrrcd. would be merely 20 buy GER
tain increase boz property value. A.
q business proposition 20 the indiyid.
ual it BE- argued, the bonus
should carry its 0wn selling argumeut
Nobody has been able to see even thu
rcmotcst hint Of Joker or snake ir
Tho proposition and suspicion Of the
I propositiou simply on the ground that
ID comes from O public service corr
poution. say the friends 1T the pro.
lcct. should have absolutely no plac,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08

Roswell g. ~, bee. A-Tho Rev.
Frank Talmudge. head of the luoaI
ministerial alliance, was elected Co tho
newly created position of clay pastor
a. 90 meeting OF the ministerial allie
au.c yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08
N-WORSHIPPE
BEGINS A HALF
YEAR TERM
Try Evening uorald r.,a..a wirei

rlucurU. Dec N-otomau IHr
Adusht ulul-h, head ui the drlilz-
nan Dult uf sun worsuiprrs. was taken
tu the house uf correction TODAY 40
serve q sentence uf sIN months Uu-
-pr.HoHmrut for soudiug obscene mat
ter Through Interstate commerce Has
appeal from the sentence was recent
h denied JOS the United states su-
prone court
Huuizh who wus uu ~ bonds cot
$50 U"u. arrived u .hlclEo .udnN aud
Wus taken 600 the district attorney
ofuDu where &C. surrendered himself
The specific ofeusr CHARGED
against the cult leader was hat Va,
shipped q book entitled Inner stud
les" and Intended for his followers
to "a .uuur woman Iu U|Ipukiuld. Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08

WATER TAN DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE or WATER GO.
IIG +. SECOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08

Phone 3. Red Barn, 81 West Cop
per, FOR first cl-ss livery. W. l.
Trimbls \ Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-08
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

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kept in shape By 4. ID Booth. tailor.
2l6 South Second ST.
Vincent Thomas. a Taos publisher.
spene yesterday here on mis- way to RI
Pasn.
The Royal Neighbors will meet at
$3.50 o'Cloc6 tonight 80 the a. O.. T.. ".
hall. Officers viii be elected.
The congregational Ladies' Ala go
ciety will meet in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The woman's RELIEF Corps viii hold
a meeting at $3.50 o'clock this after
zoe IN the a. O. L. ". han. Onicers
viii be elected.
r. !. Rutherford, a mtmncf OI ,nr
local lodge OF Mooae. died In Pres
colt Tuesday night. h lodge was no
titled yesterday. a father, who lives
here, survives him.
There will be a regular meetiag Of
Albuquerque camp No. 1890. Modern
WOodmen Of America. tonight at 5
o'clock IN odd Fellows hall There
VIII ac q class initiation and refresh
ments.
Frame Quicr a nneman. yesterday
sustained q fractured phnlanx when a
pole on which he was working was
sw1ycd against e building catching
one hand and breaking one OF the nm
ger bones.
Arrangements Tor the collection Of
outstanding subscriptions to the s NJ
O.. 4. fund W.ll bc made 900 "a meeting
IN NJ T.. Hickcy's office Moudus. vol
untary payments are eoming To dalis.
reducing the mouu the committees
will have 10 collect ou .ts drive.
a bulletin isssed bog the western
Uniol telegraph company pays a high
compliment 70 the administration of
NJ. N Maisel. manager uf The local
office. The excellence OF his deliver
system Is rated az 700 per cent About
1000 mes tScs are delivered b1 the
Western Union each month
The annual business meeting 81 jho
Ladies' aid society OF 81 paul.s Evan
gclical Lutheran church VIII be held
ThursdaS afternoon al -.au u'giuDk 90
the church parsonage, 3p6 south
Sixth street. Reports from the recent
bazaar ana election of officer vit H,
important matter 100 hand
Judge r. T. Barnes wis recently
came here from silver city TO take
over the practice OF The late Iudgp
Edward A Mann. has continued th,
judges partnership W,ih James J..
Nicholas of Socorro ana the new nru
viii maintain the offices here and Ion
Sucorro which the old one established.
AIRS j. T. Haincs returned last
night from Wilmlng Jon. Del vh,r.
b attended tine marriage of uo-
daughter. Miss ELLA Haines She uis
met here 1v Mr Hliucs oud they went
uu together Go Las DrucD-. where DO,
now BE- engaged 100 ''rmiur Mr
Hgines formerly vas assistant county
Assessor here.
The attaches OF The district ouur'
returned last 1ight from Gallup
whore the have been attending "s
fIons tor several weeks Included a
the rc.urniug party were Julge Her.
b,rt r. k1guuIds Interpreter D.
ItIpp, CLERK T. g. - Madison. As.
tunt District Attuiuo. a. 3D. .ur.
1"ll and Court Reporter william
MlIcoA
The Albuquerque UutluC- Girls
rIuJ viii hold Its regular meeting ui
THURSDAY evening this week at s
O'Clock at tine Young Women chris.
tiaa association. The annual election
OF officers via Doc held and driuii,
plane tor the work OF the coming .oiI
viii be- decided upon
Evening star., 1915-01-12
TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE;
ONE. FOR maintenance
Wife Makes the Complaint in the
First Pleas and the Husband in
the Last Case.

Two suits for absolute divorce and
one petition for maintenance were filed
today in the District Supreme Court
The wife makes the complaint in two
cases and the husband in one.
Louis P. Nehrbass asks an absolute
divorce from Julia Nehrbass. and names
a correspondent. They were married at
Buffalo, n. Y, November 25, 1908. and
separated March "a. 1911. There are
no children. Attorneys E. B. Frey and
A. b. Madison represent the husband.
Maintenance is sought by Sophie R
Shipman from Sydney A. Shipman. jr
The wife claimed that her husband
threatened to leave the city, and JUS
tice Mccoy required him to give a bond
of $1,000 to stay in Washington pend
ing the hearing of the wife's suit.
Declares Husband Deserted Her.
The Shipmans were married in Phil
adelphia May 81, 1911, and the wife de-
clares her husband deserted her last
New Year day Attorney Henry l. Quinn
appears for the wife.
Eliza King filed suit for an absolute
divorce from Alexander W. King. She
is represented by Attorney Thomas l..
Jones.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
ATROCITIES ARE DENIED.
German Statement Repudiates tn
Charges of French Committee.

AMSTERDAM, January IL. via Lon
don.-There has been received here
from Berlin an officially inspired tele-
gram which repudiates all the accusa-
tions against the troops of Germany
made in the report of a French COM
mittee which investigated certain al
legged atrocities. This report. given out
to the public January by the French
cabinet. charged the Germans with
many outrages.
The dispatch from Berlin says:
This French statement is an un-
broken series of ISLANDERS with no
other intention than to create hatred
against the German people"
Continuing, it complains that the
French report is lacking in detail, and
it declares that German military COM
manders always have maintained dis
cipline among their troops and OBJ
served all the rules Of warfare. In con-
clusion this dispatch promises that
specific charges will be Investigated
and the results made public.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
ENTHUSIASM MARKS
SCHEME FOR BE[G|ANS
Endless Chain of Women Sewing for
the War Sufferers Is
Effected.

Enthusiastic organization of an end
less chain of women sewing for the
needy Belgians was effected at re-
ception and exhibit of garments and
foods required by the women and chill
dren of Belgium. held in the headquar-
ters of the District committee in the
Real Estate Trust building. 14th and
H streets northwest. this morning.
The scheme of this endless chain is
for each woman to take "a garment to
be made for the war sufferers, then
to duplicate it at her own expense and
get friend to do likewise. Each one
Of these friends is in turn to get some
one else to do likewise.
Hostesses of Committee.
Hostesses with Mrs. John A. Logan
chairman of the District committee
today were Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker
Mrs. P. S. Talbert. Mrs. w. o. Owen
Miss Marian Howard, Mrs. S. X. Gun
ningham. Mrs E. ]. Dorm. Mrs. w. C.
Gwyn, Mrs. w. P. Malone and Mrs
Wyckliffe Rose.
The district committee today ordered
$400 worth Of evaporated milk for the
Belgian children and purchased $10t
worth of sugar. =
Contributions Of $S5 were received
yesterday at the headquarters. bringing
the total collected to date up to,$3,s65
Increased Fund Expected.
Mrs. Logan expects that this will be
largely increased this week. as a mum
ber of entertainments are scheduled fol
the Belgian relief fund.
The District committee is to hold the
headquarters open until March ane
longer, if it is necessary. Interesting
meetings and sewing circles are helt
there daily.
All contributions Of food or clothing
that it is thought would not be propel
for transportation to the war sufferers
are turned over to the local charities ir
Washington.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
MATRONS ARE SOUGHT
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS S
Parents of Children Attending
Henry D. Cooke Building Take
Action at Mass Meeting.

Matrons for the public schools OF the
District are to be urged by parents of
children attending the Henry d. Cooke
School, according to action taken at a
mass meeting OF parents and teachers
at the school last night. A thirteen
year-old pupil was attacked in the
basement of the school last week by a
white youth, whom the police are seek
ing.
1t was pointed out that a matron
could look after the girls and that the
janitor could watch over the boys
Such a need had been felt before. it is
| said. but the board of education has
| never been able to get an appropria.
tion for matrons.
Because of fire regulations in the Dis
trict the doors of schoolhouses may
not be locked while classes are in ses-
sion. The board of education expects
to install locks which automatically
lock the doors from the inside, how
ever. II was stated.
Although il is realized that 1t is too
late to have an item included in the
appropriation bill now before Congress.
it is believed possible to have a bill
Evening star., 1915-01-12
FOR NEW LODGING HOUSE.
Suggestion of Building to Replace
Present Municipal Institution.

Plans for new municipal lodging
house to replace the present institu-
tion on 18th street adjoining the first
precinct police station will be sub
mitted to the District Commissioners
by a committee of the Monday Evening
Club appointed to look into this
matter.
Rev. Abram Simon and Rev. c. r.
Stetson. members ,of the committee.
discussed the question with the District
heads yesterday. They were ad-
vised to have the committee submit a
concrete recommendation as to the size
of the institution it is proposed to
build and an estimate of the amount
OF appropriation that would be re-
luired.
Although recognizing the need of a
new municipal lodging house. the Com
4rissioners did not include an item for
this improvement in their recent esti-
mates because of the suggestion from
congressional leaders that they should
economize in providing for District
needs. Should it be decided to ask for
a municipal lodging house the improve
ment may be sought in a separate
measure to be introduced in Congress
this session.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
FOR BIG CONVENTION HALL.
Local Hotel Mems Association Orders
Committee to Study Project.

The Washington Hotel Mems Associa-
ton is considering the erection OF
large building for the housing OF con-
ventions and exhibitions in Washing
+on At a meeting held yesterday at
the New Willard Hotel the association
authorized tho appointment Of com
init. which will determine the feasi-
bility and approximate cost Of such
a structure and report at the next
m onthly meeting Of the organization
Hotel men believe that a large con-
yention hall would attract many big
gatherings to Washington. They be-
lieve that such building should be as
simple and inexpensive as possible and
be erected on an Inexpensive site as
close as possible to the center OF the
CITY, In addition to a large auditorium
of sufficient size to accommodate the
inaugural ball and other large gather.
tnes, it is believed the building should
contain several small rooms for COM
mittee meetings and small exhibitions.
Evening star., 1915-01-12

Bright red and blue auto ambulances
bearing the names of Harvard and
Yale universities are soon to be whiz-
zing about on works of mercy IN the
war fields, bearing the wounded te
hospitals.
The American Red Cross has just
ordered seventeen light automobile am
balances The purchase price OF
twelve of these ambulances has beer
given by Yale University and the price
of five has been given by Harvard
University.
The Yale ambulance will have on the
body of each, in blue, From the stu
dents of Yale" and the Harvard .r,naa: ma:
the students of Harvard" in crimson
The tops Of the cars will be KHAKI
color Painted on the tops will be large
red crosses on white ground. sur.
rounding which will be the legend
American Red Cross. Neutrality-Hu.
manity..
ped to carry two wounded persons
each.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
SPECIAL PRAYERS ARE
! ASKED BY COMMITTEE
Y. M. c. A. Wants Coming Visit OF
Billy Sunday to Pave Way
to Revival Here.

Prayers. both public and private. o.
all religious people OF the Nationa
Capital for the success OF the meetlns
January 1S by Evangelist Billy sun
day have been asked by the executive
committee of the Y NJ. c. A. The asso'
citation is making the request on oehai'
of the various laymens organizations
of Washington.
These PRAYERS are specially urged 1oI
the occasion of the various midwees
services and the Sunday services Of
January II.
meeting held Saturday night at the
IT, NJ {. A. building, attended oy rep
resentatives of the laymen's organiza-
tions which participated IN the i1Ni'a-
ton to Sunday to come to TINS CITY
Problem of Seat Distribution.
1t was unanimously voted that the
executive committee OF the NJ. y.
issue this call to prayer to the church-
es of all denominations and TO al asso-
ciations interested in promoting CIVIC
righteousness, in order that the coming
meeting may pave the way for an evan.
gelistic campaign leao1hs ~
TSe nrobiem Of the distribution OF seats
for January IS was taken Up oy .e
executive committee on arrangements yes
terday. The reserved seats are. II Is
announced, to number 500, but all ,a,- ,ao-
missions will be by ticket only. me
doors OF Convention Hall are to be opened
fifteen minutes before Sunday is Que 70
appear on the platform. aud the nIss sa
ticket holders entering will obtain the
hest places. Tickets are to be dlstrlouteo
equally to every denomination
Appeal for Funds.
II is MANNED to ask both Miss Margaret
Wilson, daughter of the President anu
the Secretary of State to serve on the
entertainment committee, which Will meet
the Sunday party in Baltimore. the
committee on automobiles consists OF II.
s. Omohundro, Edward Tarring and john
c. Let's; it will provide the cars neces-
cary to take care of the party at Union
An appeal for $1,000 to defray the ex-
penses OF Sundays visit to washington
with a party Of twenty was issued yes
terday. A collection will be taken up
at the meeting, but this Is not expected
to reach an amount sufficient for the ex,
penses of the visit. Contributions should
be sent to E. S. Wolfe, at the Dlstrlct
National Bank.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
COSMOS ELECTS OFFICERS.
DR.. Frederick V. Colville Now Heads
49,. the Club.

Of sdfieers and transactipn:x Of other
business by the Cosmos Club was held
last night at, the. clubhouse. resulting
in the election to the presidency Of DIR.
Frederick v. Colville. DR.. Colville is a
botanist Of the Department Of Agricul-
ture.
The other officers elected were DIR.
Hugh NJ. Smith, vice president: D. l..
Hazard, secretary; DR.. A. B. Coolidge,
treasurer; board of managers to serve
until 1918. H. s. Washington, w. A.
Mcfarland and c. L. Marlatt; men,
ber of committee on admissions, to
serve until 1916. William Barnum. and
other members of the committee, to
serve until 1919. DR.. George Tully
Vaughn. Arthur L. Day and G. W. Lit
.tfehales.