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The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
With the Washington Churches
METHODIST.

The Crime of Glass Hatred and the
Unity Of Society is the first of series
of Socialistic sermon lectures to be
given by Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgom-
cry at O'Clock tomorrow evening in Met
iropolitan Memorial Church. John Mar
shall place and c street northwest DIR.
MontSomery's morning subject is 1.-The
Everlasting Pledge" At S:iJ in the
Ivestry OF the church Miss Smell vii! lead
the Epworth League dcvotiona! services
with the topic. The Promises of Son
ship"
| The Singing Of Billy Sundays songs
will feature two-weck evangelist meet
ing AT the North Carolina Avenue NJ. r.
Church. Eighth street and North Caro-
lima avenue southeast. beginning tomor-
row. Services will be held every evening
at 30 o'clock. The sermons will I've de-
lirered by Rev. F.. \. SeXsmith. rector.
and the musical program will be under
the direction of J. V. Christy, of Balu-
more.
| ON Sunday evening. in the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr.
! w. X. WedderspoOn is to deliver a spe-
cial sermon 10 young men. For tomor-
row morning, the them" announced is
Christian
The ONO Class of the Sunday school
of Brightwood Park NJ f. Church an
n"un"es for tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
i"'"l"ck the sixth of its series of mass
meetings. William Knowles Cooper.
general secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
viii speak and unique musical program
viii be presented. Several hymns will
he illustrated with a number of stereop-
iicon views. Miss +. X. Fletcher, So
piano sOloist, will sing. Miss Ruth Brown
son will give selections on the violin and
the ONO Glass mems chorus will rem
der several numbers. The previous
meetings have all been for men only,
but on this occasion the ladies have been
invited
Rev. DIR. Montgomery SOcialistic ser
mon lectures. which are to be given
lat Metropolitan Memorial NJ f. Church
on hve Sunday evenings, beginning tomor
row. will have as their subjects: March
THE Crime of Glass Hatred and the
Unity OF Society" March 1.-THE Indivi-
dual. the Secret of Social Progress"
March 2l-'The Power and Glory OF the
Common People" March 2S-"The Key to
the Golden Age and April THE
Church Of Tomorrow.
Al Hamiine NJ f Church. Rev. DR..
F.. L. Parks. OF Howard University, will
reach tomorrow morning and Mime.
Mountford will lecture in the evening.
ON the following Sunday, March IA, the
morning sermon will be preached by Rev.
+. w. Collier. OF the American rniver-
s'ty. Nine. MOuntford will speak again
at the evening service
Rev. LuCius G. Clark. pastor of Ham
line, is in Iowa. where he will attend
the celebration of the fftieth anniver-
sary OF the marriage of his parents
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UNDENOMINATIONAL.

ASSEMBLY HALL. 18th St; and IA ave. - Sun.
day school. s:iS a m. Gospel reaching :: As D. m
Weeknieht meetings Tuesday and Friday. 7.As
.. m. AL invited.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At tn" GuHton-Temple Memorial Pres
.bNterian Church, FOurte' nth and r
streets northwest. Rev. Or. c. Everest
Granger will preach tomorrow at II a
m. and p. III. In the morning the
topic Will he How to Prepare for
Death. In the evening the sermon will
be especially for the ''TrIahseelr RS -
ladies' Bible class. The sermon topic
will be Star Light, Star Bright" Mem
beers of the class will usher and the class
will he seated in d body. \ praise
service will he part OF the program. US
ing Winona hymn books, furnished to
the congregation by the Truthseekers'
class. The corporate meeting of the
congregation will he held Thursday night
in the chapel
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

At Old Masonic Temple.
500 n m.-L~ctur- by A. l. RICHIE Toric
Gods Rest Dzy-Weeping Al
Nisht-Joy in the Morning
~ .. m.-Clsss meeting for Rible study.
Al welcome. No Coliecticu.-
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Exhibits Masterpiece Paintings.

A three-week exhibit of q collection OF
masterpiece paintings opened at the Cor
coran Gallery OF Art yesterday. The sx-
hibition is being held by Ben Foster and
will be open to the public. The exhlpst
will continue untif March e6.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
Huxley Subject of Miss Evans.

An address on Thomas Henry Hux-
ley" will be made by Miss Mary Sib-
ley Evans before the Washington Sec
ular League at its meeting At Pythian
Temple Sunday afternoon.
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

THOMAS HENRf HUXLEY" addrr.. by Mis-,
Mary Sihl"y E'ars Discussion. rvthisn Tenn
PIE, lol2 Bin 81 nv. SUNDAY. } p N
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The speakers at the MONDAY Lenter
services next week at the Church OF the
Epiphany, in G street. will he: Monday.
Rev. c. r. StetSOn: Tuesday Rev Charles
Fiske, of Baltimore: Wednesday. Rev.
DR.. Randolph H. Mckim: Thursday. Rev.
A. b. KinsolvinE. Of baltimore.
On Friday Rev. DIR. Mckim will begin
week Of special services. preaching I'm
the church daily. except Sunday, and
Sunday AT noon and at p. m.
ON Sunday morning. March Il. Bishop
Harding will administer confrma ton and
viii preach.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

of Arensky; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sons
of the Shepherd Lehl-" and Die Thrane
Bebt" OF Tschaikowsky. Although her
voice lacks fiexibiluy. or the fine grada-
lions of timber that lend to dramatic
feeling. Mrs Gabrilowitsch contrived by
other means left to her to create an at
mosphere for each song.
G. s. W.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

| On tomorrow at the s o'clock mass the
pews Of the main aisle Of ST. Patrick S
church Will be occupied by the members
| OF the League of the Good Shepherd, who
viii receive their monthly communion
The Effects Of the Fiicn6 shin of God
Nttcr Regeneration" will be the subject
| or the sermon which will be delivered
| b" RIGht Rev. William 7. Russell at
the solemn hiSn mass 10 &c sung at IL
a. M. Rev. James \ SMITH will be
the celebrant of the mass with two IA
Tiers from Holy Cross roliege, Catholic
University. acting as deacon and sub
deacon.
MonsiSnor Russell will give the third
OF his course of sermons of Christian
Marriage" at the Lentcn devotion Sum
day evening at 80 p. M. taking for his
topic What Kind OF a Woman to
Marry" Renediction of the Blessed Sac
rament will bring the services to a close.
Every evening at 4:+5 p. M. excepting
Saturday. brief Lenten services are held
consisting of meditation on the Pas
sion OF Christ. evenings prayers by the
sanctuary Choir and benedicton OF the
Blessed Sacrament. On Fridays the holy
hour of alteration is held in place of
evening prayer and continues from 100
to $50 p. m.
Stations of the cross are recited at 3
~ M ou dAIGI IOOn the
dren of the parish and again at 80
p. IN.
At Holy Trinity Church in George
town at the II o'clock mass tomorrow
Prof. Benin and his vested choir will
sing the mass appropriate to the third
Sunday of Lent, and there will be a pre-
cessional and reccssionaI of the choir be-
fore and after service IL arrangements
are completed. The sermon will he
preacher by Rev. Father John +. y.
Oconor. OF the Stciety of Jesus.
On Tuesday al 7:3O p. IN. the Sodality
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary will assem-
BILE to recite the So cred psalms and hear
instructions from Rev. Father Brennan
moderator of the congregation. On We'd
nesday evening the regular Lenten SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Hugh J.
McNulty. of the University, preceded by
the recitation OF the Rosary by the en-
tire body of worshippers. Appropriate
music will he furnished by the Young
Ladies' Sodality Choir.
On Thursday night the Holy Name So
ciety will hold its monthly meeting, az
which the divine office will be chanted.
Father r. NJ. Corbett is spiritual direC-
tor of the society On Friday night at
40 O'Clock the solemn procession and
will be conducted by Rev. Father Phil
lips. S. j., which will be followed by
benediction OF the Blessed Sacrament.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The brotherhood OF Western Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. J. Harvey Dun
ham, pastor. will give a banquet in the
parlor of the church on Wednesday
evening. March 10. at which Speaker
Champ Clark will make the principal
address. w. Spencer Armstrong. presi-
dent OF the organization. will act as
POSTMASTER.
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Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL chi RCH.
rlu-niia r,,aI. near l-rh 81. Rev. Clarence 4.
YIN, rTf;. L. H. minister. Morning ssrv~c. II
q. ~. Iv she munster SUI Iccr. '';raat
NJ Trstaheu: Words FsIIh. EIcnnE s--V"e.
q. ~r"rIsl musical service F'Uiered hv the
Nj Pleasant thor7is sermon ~ the uinIst--
subject The W"ra 81 the I.syman in the
Apostolic Church" sunday sshorl. 30 4. M. :,
anult classr, 10 a. m. Christian EndeaFor meet
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METROPOLITAN.

Corner OF John Marshall place and O at nv
JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY Minister Sun
day school a: go with Mr.. J. Finney EngIe as
superintendent Metropolitan Bible class at I'll,
hour. with the pastor teacher. Public
Worship at II clock. with sermon hy the M stDr
THE EVERLASTING PLEDGE EIworth
League devotional service at SIS. At O'Clock Dr.
Montgomery will give the first sermon lecture in
the series. FIVE SoC1ALISTiC SERMON
LECTURES. The srrcisI subject for SUNDAY
evening will he THE CRIME or CLASS
HATRED AND THE UNITY OF SOCIETY. 90
SPECIAL muse and free TO the public.
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CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IOth and
. SIS E,'. Jaw I. stocking. l.. H.. Fs.tOr.
Rev. Lewis +. irIiam. assistant as;or Il a m.
~eIm..'. o., ras,r. THE Icy NJ MAN TAX
ETH AWAN.' Music hs quartet aud chorus choir.
g." = In. ~urdd, sch,C' 90 =. m Y. r. :.
:. +. p m. AN EVENING WITH THE
CHOIR
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SPIRITUALISM.

FIRST sPIRTTUALIsr CHURCH. Pythian lem
Pe. l6l2 9th II. nv. Address nv Rev George "
Mates 90 SOME PSYCHIC PROBLEMS
Snirit messages by Mrs. Rates All invited
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

United States railroads are expected
to expend over seS.e1oece for new equip-
ment this year.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL sol Is CHI RCH. cIrner 18th and I. ss
IE--as q. r. Pierce u. b minister 9I5 a. m .
Sunday school 'Ia,s for the CVnIlar4ire study
~ Religion. and Unity Study Glass II a. m .
morning service, sPnnNn ny the minister. There
Is al-o kindergarten during the hour 81 morning
worship. r. m. Liberal Religious Union Ad-
drrsS hy Mss JuIIa &. Lsrlrnp. If the children g,
Eurrsu.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
BAPTIST.

Rev. John T.. Briggs. pastor OF Fifth
Baptist Church, will preach at that
church tomorrow morning and evening.
AT the close Of the morning worship
The Lords Supper will Toe observed. In
the evening the pastor will preach on
The conversion of a Rich Man" which
Will he the second in the series on Bible
Conversions" \ baptismal service will
precede the sermon. Billy" Sunday songs
will be sung and an after meeting held.
At the Metropolitan Baptist church
Sixth and 4 streets northeast THE High
Cost of Low Living" will be the evening
theme tomorrow by the pastor Rev.
John Compton Ball. In the morning the
series of sermons on the Book of Rcvela-
ton will be continued. takins, up Chaptnr
y under the topic "BethIehem's Birth
Sounds Satan's Death KnelL" On Tues
day evening. March .. DR. John Britain
Clark will deliver his third lecture on
The Life of Paul" under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor Societies
SHOULD All Preachers Be Put Out OF
Washington is Rev. f.. Hez SVEN
subject for tomorrow night at Centen-
NAL Baptist Church. meeting in North
east Temple. III and Twelfth streets
northeast. The II a. M. theme is: An
Unusual Interrogation"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The Washington Presbytery will
hold its regular session on Monday at
10 o'clock in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The Commissioner OF Patents and
Mrs. Thomas Ewing entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
Y. M. c. A. MEMS MEETING
sunday, March eth, ut 900 T.. VI.
Speaker, Charles Elliott Vrooman.
Subject: The Fool Hath said There
Is No God"
All Men Cordially Invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST, %
lumbis road and Euclid 81. Services: Suni.y II
III. and T. Subject MAN.
SUNDAY school. = M. WeCnesda, cyrnIns nr-r-
ing. O'Clock. Public cordially invited Reading
Room and Loan Library. t0l Colorado Bldg
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
Ith and X SIS nv. services: SUNDAY II 4 m
and y. NJ Subject. MAN. sunday
school. /! Werinc-lsv evening meeting :
uclovk. Public cordially invited Reading Room
and Loan ILhrar- col colorado Bldg
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EPISCOPAL.

Bishop Harding will confirm n class OF
hfty in the service tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock at st. Stephens Church. uC
which Rev. George II. Dudley is rector
The communion service of GounoG
"MesSe SOlennele," will be sung
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\. W. e. A.

Y. W. 9. A NE>PER SERVICE. SUNDAY
Mar'h :. at I . =. II. SI@akcr. Rev John 1
Palmer Muse, Nj. and Mrs. John Klein
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The Vice President and Mrs Mar
shall left Washington last night at
1910 for Indianapolis. where they
will remain for few days before GO
ing on to Arizona.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan were guests of honor at the
dinner which the Argentine Amba ssa-
dor and Nine. Naon gave last evening
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Representative and Mrs. Henry D..
Flood have given up their house ana
will stop at the Shoreham until the end
of the season. when they so to their
place in Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mr. George c. Lee. Of Boston. a fr-
quent visitor to Washington during tn,
Roosevelt administrations. is at the New
Willard for a short stay.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Gen. and Mrs. Charles F. Rowe were
guests of honor at a dinner which
DIR. and Mrs. John T. Borden gave
last night.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Ernest Hopkinson. Miss f. Hop
kinson. Mr.. J. ii. Hopkinson and Mr..
Russell Hopkinson make up a family
party from East Orange. n. J., now
STAYING at the New Willard.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs Christian ID. Hemmick was
hostess at a luncheon yesterday in
honor of Mrs. George Cornwallis-west
'Mrs. Pat CampbelD. Additional
guests were asked to hear Miss Madge
North. of London, sing.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
PRESBYTERIAN.

HEW YnEh AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Nv Yorh ave. 18th and s.s
III. Wallice Radcliffe pastor
Music led rs quartet choir.
g. Z" A. m - Challenge r. 4 Life
: % "a. N. a MciiacraI M,s,r \ series.
e:r ?. m.-Bibe school.
Sc a m.-adllt Bible classes
40 y. u-Christisn Endearor Society
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Miss Kathrine A. Logan. of Ames.
Iowa. who has been at the Ebbitt for
the past week, left the city last evening.
Miss Logan chaperoned the corn grow
ers who have been visiting the city from
Iowa.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

DIR. and Mrs Lewis Pierce gave a
theater party last night at the New
National in honor of Mrs. George NJ
Pollock. who is visiting her aunt and
uncle. the Comptroller of the Treasury
and Mrs. George r. Downey.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

81 NToN TEMPLE MEMORIAL, 18th and r So
e. ~ FREST GRANGER. II. u. Pastor. Will
UTeach at II \. m. How tn Prepare for Death.'
J.. M. star Light Star RrEht.' sermon tn
Truth seekers Class: Sunday School. e:5) =. M
Men Bible Class. 10 a m. annual meeting nj
the congregation. s O'Clock Thursday evening
Welcome
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CHURCH OF THE Covenant.
Conn. ave- 18th and cts.
Charles Wood, minister.
Howard lannsfo-d, ministers assistant.
Harry BaremuTe Angus minister-in-charge Of
recA ChsleL

go Il m.-Sunday school
Il 10 a. m.-Morning service: sermon Ivy the min
lister
; - r rn--AftCTncon service; music rendered by
double quartet. Sermon by the minis
Ter. subject Men Who Have Kept
the Soul Of the World Alire-A Man
81 Assurance Malachi
b 10 p. M Tristan EHdealOr meeting.
-" j. m.-EEcning service. Music rendered by
evening choir Of 100 voices; Sydney
lloyd WTightson. director: Harvey
Murray. oT2anist. Sermon By the
minister; subject, Some Moral and
Religious Aspects Of the War-Amer-
lea and the War
500 p m.-Thursdzy midweek service
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

At the meeting of the Society for PhiIo
sophical Inquiry, to be held in the ives
study room of the Public Library. a
AS this afternoon, Mr.. HvIand c. kirl
will read a paper entitled Force in Ma
ture and the Nature of Force 10 n
followed by A discussion. All student
of philosophy are invited
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Richard Butler had as her CUES,
Mrs. Frank E. Wheeler, of Utica. y. Y.
DIR. Tom A. Williams is still detained
in the Isle of Palms, Fla. where he has
been in attendance upon Mrs. Carnegie
for some time. He will not be able To
return TO the city until the middle of
next week.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06
BAPTIST

9Th and 4 SITS. ne.
John Compton Ball, pastor.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

ON Sunday evening. in the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr.
w. X. WedderspoOn is to deliver a spe-
cial sermon TO young men. For tomor-
row morning, the them" announced is
joy in the series on The Way of the
Christian"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Woods, wife of DIR. Edgar l..
Woods. L. 8. y, received yesterday
afternoon for the last time this sea-
son. Mrs. Claude Swanson and Mrs.
George Marbell presided at the tea
table.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Edward II. H. Old, wife OF Dr.
Old. L. s. N, was at home yesterday for
the last time this season. Among those
assisting were Mrs. Ralph Earle. Mrs
Edward Campbell. and Mrs. Henry
Tomb,
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mai. \. F. Pruden. chaplain, L. s A..
who has hNen stopping at the Ebbitt for
several days past, returned to duty at
Fortress Monroe yesterday evening.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Edmund Parker was hostess at
the tea dance in the administration
building at Fort Myer yesterday after
noon. following the weekly drill. Mrs.
William NJ Connell and Mrs. Charles T.
Nenoher Drestded at the tea table
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-18
MEXICO DOES NOT
WANT AMMUNITION
Schools and Peace Is What People
Desire, Declares Friend of
Villa Here

Senior II. ID. Lucas, who said he is
personal friend of General Villa, now
fighting against General Carranza in
Mexico, spoke last evening on Chest
nut Street hall on The Inside of Mex
leo"
He stated that Mexico does not want
ammunition; it wants public schools
Peace and not war, public schools,
and a good educational system instead
of bullets and war supplies, would
make a big change in conditions in
Mexico" he declared.
In his address Senior Lucas said
that General Villa was fighting for the
maintenance of the constitution of 81,
which was set aside fifty years ago.
Some of the most important parts OF
the constitution as he explained them
are as follows: 4 man may buy piece
of land but the minerals on 1t belong
to the state. Slavery is prohibited.
Every man is free to adopt any good
and honest profession he went on to
say. and the clergy is considered pro-
fession under this ruling. ClerSymen
must submit to state interrogations
If the state desires them. The plan
of fnanciers and church was to bury
forever the constitution of 81. villa
plan is to revive it and put it in opera
tion," he said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-18
@MTDDLETOWN- --
Complete Arrangements
For Church Musicale

Arrangements have been completed
for the musicale to be given in the
Presbyterian Church this evening. a
silver offering will be lifted. The COM
plete program follows: Piano trio,
Overture Preciosa," Weber, Goldie
Kieffer, Verona KEEPER and Mary Cling
rich; solo, Thine Garden" Bond, Ida
Beaverson; duet, Onward, Bonny
Boat" Kucken, Agnes Markley and
Grace Keefer; solo. (a) 1.-The Grave
on the Heath. w. Heiser, OBJ Good
Night, Sweet Dreams" Bischoff. VIII
liam Detweiler; reading, Selling a
Feller," Mary Elberti; duet, Come
Down Ma Evenin' Star" Stromberg.
nth ConlSlin and Arthur Grunden: solo,
"A Dream Bartlett, Florence SchoH;
trio. (a) Voices of the Woods" Ru-
binstein. OBJ Il Once Had a Sweet
Little Doll, Dears," Nevin, Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Kreider and Mrs. Luck
enbill; violin solo. selected. John Whit
man; reading, "Bradford's Burglar
Alarm" Mary Elberti; German song,
Der Troyller." T.. Nesmuller, Max
Lauffer: solo, IAN open Secret" Wood
man, Marguerite Potter; quartet.
Bring Back My Love Ger the Sea -
Shattuck, Max Lauffer, Mrs. Springer.
Sara Schreiner and Ira Springer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-18
ANOTHER "JITNEY
BUS" BILL GOES IN
Would Give Street Railway Lines
Right to Operate Motor
Vehicles

A bill to give street railway COM
panies the right TO own, lease and op-
crate motor bus lines in connection
with their systems was presented in
the House to-day by Mr.. Whitaker,
Chester.
Other bills presented were:
Mr.. Hamilton, Allegheny-GivinS
State Bureau of Medical Education au-
thority to enforce midwife registration
law.
Mr.. Cromer Allegheny-Providing
for inspection of electrical installations
and for licensing of electrical con-
tractors in second class cities.
The military code was recommitted
to the military committee for amend
ments but soon after reported.
The bill requiring magistrates to
furnish transcripts in crime and mis-
demeanor cases to district attorneys
within three days was negatively re-
ported by the judiciary general cont
mittee.
a recond reading calendar of thirty
eight bills was cleared, among the bills
passed being for boiler inspection and
license of engineers in third class
cities. providing for State education
of blind chillren and several of the
insurance bills
The following bills passed finally:
Authorizing state game preserves on
leased lands
Authorizing George S. Smith, Hunt
ingdon county, to sue the State for
injuries received in an accident on a
State highway.
Regulating notice to creditors of es-
tates when account is filed.
The dental law amendment was re-
committed.
The House adjourned until Monday
at 8 p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-18
0TQal TON N0lDOLerOWn 1cn.GhspqRe@
- aR0sAhTQn.O !n.ennAur5
MILL OPERATIONS
ARE INCREASING
According to Iron Age, Eastern
Plants Have Landed Number
of Large Orders

4 substantial increase in operations
in the steel trades during the summer
months is predicted by the Iron Age
this morning. March business, it de-
clares. has been encouraging. A num-
ber of large orders have been let to
eastern mills. The Pennsylvania Steel
Company, the Iron Age says, has
shared in this business to the extent of
one order at least. In part the Iron
Age says:
while March thus far has put new
business on the books of most steel
companies at a somewhat less rate
than that of February, the scale of
mill operations has been encouraging.
For the whole industry it is around go
per cent. and for a part of last week
the Steel Corporations steel ingot out
put got above 60 per cent
''The signs of new buying in view
of the approach of the open season are
not numerous. but structural work is
growing and the implement works are
making larger demands upon bar
mills. In the past week the Chesa-
peake and Ohio bridge at Sciotoville,
Ohio. $4,000 tons. has been awarded
to the McClintic-M Marshall Construc-
ton Company after a long delay for
financing. New structural contracts
figure back to 1.10c., Pittsburgh, and
lower
THE railroads have figured in a
small way in the new buying of the
week. The Burlington has added 5000
tons to its rail order and the Maine
Central contract for $500 tons has
gone to the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany. The Santa E'e has bought 500
cars and the Burlington so locomo-
tives. Pending locomotive inquiries
arc for 81