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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04

More than 5000 ships pass through
the Suez canal in a year. representing
more than 100000 tons of shipping
Sir Edward Carson once referred in
parliament to 1.-The gentleman 1 see
behind me-"
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National Museum Shows
Groups Illustrating Four
Races of Men.
ESKIMO, DYAK, ZULU
AND CARIB ON VIEW
Smithsonian Proper Also Has Photos
and Publications to Record
It's Activities.

The Smithsonian Institution is repre-
sented at the Panama-Pacific eXposi-
ton by several individual displays cal
culated to show in part the scope and
activities of it's various bureaus. and
an especially prepared chronological ex-
hibit intended to illustrate the charac-
teristics and culture status of typical
primitive peoples. The exhibits are To-
Gated in the liberal arts palace, and
cover floor space of more than 5000
square feet.
The general scope Of the exhibit. in
keeping with the object of the institu-
ton and museum, is for the increase
and diffusion of knowledge among
men," and consequently assumes an ed
ucational aspect which has met with
commentator in San Francisco. 1t is
estimated that nearly all the school
children of that city have examined
the exhibits under the personal direc-
ton of Dr. Walter Hough. the Smith
sonian official in charge. Incidentally,
the San Francisco board Of education has
placed it in the Panama-Pacific inter
national exposition curriculum. and the
University of California has placed the
exhibits in the summer school course
The Smithsonian Institution received
grand prize and two medals, and
piece of apparatus known as the bal
loon pyrheliometer, exhibited by the
astrophysical observatory. was also
awarded grand prize.
Smithsonian Exhibit.
The exhibit of the Smithsonian proper
consists of series of photographs Of
it's founder, James Smithson; the four
secretaries. pictures of the building
and departments and a complete set of
it's publications. There is also dis
played an exact reproduction Of the
Langley experimental steam flying ma
chine. which performed the epoch
making flights over the Potomac river
May 6, 1896, together with photographs
taken at the time.
The main exhibit prepared by the Ma
tional Museum deals with ethnology or
the scientific study of the races Of men,
their origin, distribution. relations and
culture 1t includes four family lay
figure groups-the Eskimo of Alaska,
the Dyak of the East Indies, the Zulu
Kaffir of South Africa and the Carib of
South America; also village groups in
miniature illustrating the houses and
house life of various peoples. together
with cases of specimens relating to the
primitive arts and industries.
The family groups illustrate the most
effective museum method of presenting
chronological material. Not only is the
casual attention of the visitor aroused,
but definite knowledge is conveyed in
such a way as to fix it In the mind. The
figures are true to life and dressed in
original costumes. They are represent
ed as engaged in the usual occupations
of the people. The groups thus con-
yey faithful impressions Of primitive
life in distant lands.
Eskimo Exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04

On a peace footing the Portuguese
army consists of $4,000 men. When
fully modified the army should have
los. 900 frst-line troops and $4,000 Of
Aho.1aaconA "A -nast, IN &hAu6Ald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04
RITES AT MT. ST. ALBAN
+. FOR DEAD j. S. SOLDIERS
G.. A. R. Veterans and w. R. C. Will
Attend Memorial Services
September 26.

Mrs. Josephine Kelton has been arr
ranging for special memorial service
Sunday. September 20, at pm. for the
dead soldiers of the republic and the
women who have helped them. This
will be held at the peace cross, Mount
st. Alban, the site of the great cathe-
dra1 the Episcopal church is building
there.
The speaker at the special memorial
service at Mount st. Alban will be the
Right Rev. Thomas F. Davies. Bishop
of Western Massachusetts. Patriotic
hymns have been chosen for the occa-
sion. and the cathedral choir, support
ed by a section of the Marine Band.
win play the music or the service;
participate The beautiful lawns of
the close with their unobstructed view
of the Capitol. the Monument and the
whole city of Washington, will be deco
rated with great array of flags
loaned by the government to the
Woman's Relief Corps for this occa-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04
Will Send Delegations.

Various organizations of the G. A. r.
and of the Woman's Relief Corps in the
District Of Columbia, will send large
dele cations. which will march into the
service together and sit ingroups
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. bishop of
Washington, has set forth a special
service for the occasion and a large
number of copies of the program have
been printed that those attending NAV
retain them as souvenirs
Mt St. Adams is located at Wisconsin
and Massachusetts avenues and is
reached by the Rockville and Tenley-
town cars, with which all cars marked
Georgetown connect. The railway
company has promised to provide a
great increase in cars on this after
noon. and arrangements are being made
for special transportation from Con-
aecticut and Cathedral avenues SO that
he Cathedral grounds can be reached
by the Chevy Chase line In case this
is effected due notice will be given in
the newspapers September 25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04
Eskimo Exhibit.

The Eskimo family group comprises
seven life-size figures clad in the ma
tive costumes and colored according to
life, engaged in the usual summer voca-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04
Summary of Events.

summary of events follows:
s0-yard. breast stroke; carry-won by Kenney
and Conrad; second, Foley and Smoot. Time,
r4J
r4!rd. Pywell. Time 200
lo0-fcot. back stroke-Won By Conrad; second,
hoontz; third. Kenny. Time. 03T
100 foot sculling by Pywell; second,
Burke; third. Holmes. Time, 045
- foot novice.Won by Helmuth; second.
6O-yaH, under armpits; csry-Won by Burke
and StraWser; second, Pywell and Foley. Time,
30
l0cfcot swfm-Won bv Freewalt; second
kn"utz: third. Thomas. Time. 90.
S-yard. across the chest: carry-Won by
lirrke and Strawser; second Conrad and X emmy
Time, I-S.
l|Lyarri swim-Won by Thomas: second, Burke
t-.rd. FreeHalt- Time. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-04

boy on mischief bent may 70
bad 80 -,
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POLICEMEN IN TRAINING
FOR SWIMMING CONTEST
Results of Practice Races Today at
Bathing Beach Announced.
The Summaries,

Members of the police force who are
IN training for the swimming contest
that will be held at the bathing beach
September Is engaged in practice races
at the beach this morning. Commits
sioner Brownlow was an interested
spectator In the ten events today the
results by precincts resulted as fol-
lows: First precinct. /; third precinct,
50: fourth precinct. ): fifth precinct,
80: sixth precinct. 1875; seventh pre-
cinct, Il; eighth precinct, "A; tenth pre-
cinct. 6. and eleventh precinct, Is.
In individual points, Burke and
koontz scored il. Thomas, 9; Kenney.
II, and Conrad, 8.
The Harrison times., 1915-12-25

If its mans giit--gct it at the mans
gift store--that means
PRICE CLOTHING co.
"1he Safest Place to Trade"
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gyupmlare epmpGOnie. aOnserte.

@s lit cine 8elpeeung i'm @onge,
i'm altoitorium pabreno 0cs 8in.
ters bolfstbiimlide SDmpbonie. Son.
5erte gu populoren 8reiien gu beran.
italten.
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norm1rts in Der reften Ridtuag
be6euten, Oem Die 8iirgeri6aft bon
Omaha bat bel bielen @elegenbei.
ten 5nIebt nod bel Dem grobeu
9unoesidngerfelt, ieinen aunitlinn
in mulifaliider Siniidt bepieien.
tparen jeoof Die aon3crtprei.
ie 10 bod, oab iid nur Die 9emit.
telten Den @eHuB ~oerieIben leiiten
@enn nun CUTE aon5erte
81 greiien, Die Seoermann eridmin.
gen fam, ber%anitnltet per0en, 10
gar fem 8peifel be1teben, 0aB
oieielben itets gut beiudt iperoeu
Ipiiroen.
Die groBdrtigen 4onSerte mdbren0
oes Sdneeridtes boben ee5sigt, Dab
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geriumalien.

Serr Quguit glaien, Der Dor ct
lpa 5Dei Snbren Omaha berlteB uro
mad ct. SoiepA, Mto., ber3og, lit
na6 bier 5uriidgetebrt uno 5tDor nit
8rau uno &ino, on er ii6 unters
oeiien berbeiratbet Bat. CT bat cine
SteQung als 8erfGufer I'M aleioer.
itoff.9 Department BEL Der 8urgeB-
geaib 60. angenommen. SER Ga
len mar in oeuti4en Greiien, be-
ion6ers inter unieren oeuti1en SGn-
germ i~pobIbetnmt ltno milroe en- it'd
fre1en, luenn i'm ieiue 6reuuOe an
ieinem neuen Blase beiuden mir.
ben.
Sri. ellie 9[oeger bon glatts.
mouth uio Ser SuIius gngelfemeir
Gus gtebatDfa puroen am Rittuodl
Na6mittag BON aeb. Gbas. u. ga
in Oeiien Office i'm 8ran6eis.
5beater getrart.
SER 6. Sausfonsfi lit bon eirem
fiinfmohentliden Aufentbolt in
San 5ranct8co uno ieiner friiberen
Seimatb, BuebIo. Colo, uieoer
beimgefebrt. Sic 8anama.ausiteI.
lung bat inn ie1r gut eefdlen, uuo
er fagt, er babe nberaa 2eltte bon
Omaha ongetrOifen.
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NIT FriIhsr, uugtiaI5sutr Butter bst-
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p1rb wit irgenb einem aIebeitoff be.
Itriden, auf bieien itrsut man cine
re4t 0ide Gage %genablenen rotten
pfeffer unb tlebt bumit bas MauTes
io6 gu.
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JliunIu0 brginnl
Otr UuunID Jaifi
tstirflhi lhu HefaaaatllanfA Bet
hitilfm ~ ubftitflitn.

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lula afuabflalisn. nb mir efinden
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.Hea NanpNuft hen WfpBgt Cmaba
unh nem Nganln uW Niiihllle. BE
fommgnbt Gounlu aukifamna All
bcm All modem tyas lie iA ben ~olitn
gmien tfuif Eaagn NOT. oa Doiia.
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mn0 Die bette Gonnin 6dif i'm Siaa.
.tc NrttaSla ubHirlt.
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men boraeiebgn iomobl bonn Sidn0.
pmnlt hep ausitellers lute bes Be
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binreidenO mtrritiibt), ole Douglas
@ountD 6oir 8u elmer groben Dt.
thrift ausiteaung 5u geitolten ioiDobl
fitr Die oitlihen Counties bon 9le.
brastn, tpie tNr Dieienigen bonn ipeIt.
Iidcn Soma, Clio utpto, @liiiouri
uno aanias. "a Smaba bctimntt
1T, Die grobte StoOt In Der Wtil.
ioltri galleg giegion 81 iperOen, mare
eS nur paiieno urto reht, ieOen
9erbit cine srobe Iononirtbi6aftlide
AusiteIlung Der 8ro0ufte oieies
romerifaniiden liltboles@ in Ono
la, Dem gEbor 0es @etens~, gu
berouItoltpn.
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Nus Ntbrasta Gitb
aaD umgegenD!

antualt %. 3. Moran nno Sean
Gobbeb, 8ertreter Der llntersetfner
Der Betition fir @~infiibrung oes
oeutIden llnterrihts in ben lt0oti.
iden 5dulen, erihienen am Wait.
mod abe10 Dor Dem S6uIrotb un6
erflarten i'm 9tarnen ibrer alienten,
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rihtli6e alage einletten niirben,
fails oieier ieinen gntidluB, Die ge.
fition 81 bertucrfet, niGt in Bieoer.
ertDugung 3tebeu miir6e. Der ShuI.
rutb unteruabm iebo9 in oieier An.
gelegenbpit rod feline tpeiteren
S6ritte.
Der aeport 0es S1asmeilters 6es
S6ulratbs wetit einen &1~lienbetono
bon $9,250.33 auf.
Der 6irma 8. S. gorn1ttt & Son
nuroe Die aoblenItrferung fit Die
S6nlen iiberfragen oa tie 6as ME.
origite angebot eingereidt batten.
ullter Den I'M GOuntD 9oipitdl in
Omaha graauierten &rautenpflege.
rinnen befanO iif SRI. 8. 8. Goof
bon bier, 3odter bon Jrau o. s.
Goof.
Inter Sen auipi3ien ser Ser.
MAINS Sobue fauo am 8~onnprltog
gtndmittag Die 8eerOigung bon CIR.
9entler itatt. Die 3ablreide Bethel.
Iigung Iegtc Iant 3eugniB nb bon
Der geIie6tbeit, peIder iid Der Ser.
itorbene our 2ebens5eit erfreute.
7ie 2eidenfgier fanb in Der euon.
geliiden 8et6elsairhe Itatt, SER.
gaitor %. q. Sdul3 6ielt oie 2ei.I
henreOe. als g1brtudtrdger nm.
pierten: @iaiolu 9iels, Q. 9. 8ruq.
man, abe Billings, 6. ". 9eaIor,
8. Subner nno q. 5. SanS.
Gie 2eihe iuiroc auf benz @Duta
5rieobof beigeiett.
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5reder StraFen6abn.l te6erfaa.

8pei falide S9nurrbarte traget1-
be un6 beiuaffnete gonOiten beItieaen
Donneritag sl6en0 gegen 10 ubr
@de Al. ua0 8 5traBe 8 mo
bo, einen unbeiebten StroBenbabn.
nagen, gloslid ioben it'd iomobl
Der B~dgenlerlfer tpie Der S9affner
je einem gela0eneu IepoIber geger.
iiber, tDorauf iie nit gereitDiQia.
felt Der au%fforOerung sur &eruu5-
9a6e ibrer @eloer 6olge IeiIteten.
Die 9anoiten iaften $3.50 Elm uno
%entfernten it'd, na4oem iie nod b6f.
libit fir bic @abe ibren Cant aus
gelproden.
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0es gQnines.

8or einigen 9ngen lnien mir in
Der S1gliden Gnabo 9ribiaie, oaB
Die Dentiden in gtebrasfa ibren
ganten erfl1rt bdtten, faIls leIbige
geneiet fudreu, an Der Gieienduteibe,
ipelde england ntlo 5ronfrei9 in
4merifa 5u modem geoenft, tbeil.
8unebmen, iie i1re @eIoer aus ben
Bnnfen aiebeu piiroen. Mud bier
in 9es Moiues bort man bier uno
0a ltnter bemittelten 0eutiaen, mel
DIE @eloer in ben 9anten baben
bob fie onsieIbe tbttn ipiiroen, inOem
fie 81 ben engIiihen @ertbpopieren
ffe ais Siderung ODER gefung
Der Inleibs betommen miroen fein
redltes 8iitrduen baben.
.. 3. @nrn, oeutiGer Opt.
fer. aieeH unterfitdt fir grilen.
40 9ratbeis Gebduoe, Omaha.
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Garl aanf iber ben aaiirtcn.g Bump .

aarl Soul aus Settings i6reibi
an Die &ribiine: Mterfit 9u mas,
5reunb2 9a Gnglano uns nift in
ben arieg 3erren @fonnte, min es lins
ieBt Die S1noe binoen in finan5ieaer
9iniiat.
Gritens, lit unier @elo faItgelegt.
baden mir feline @eIegenbeit, uns
auf Dem @eltmarfte groB5agig gel
tend 6u MAIDEN.
8meitens, fpenit uniere gier in
ben aorb Der 9lliirten geIegt iino,
mub 9nfel Sam ben Gorb trager
belfeft, 0nB ietne @ier ni6t aerbro-
den iper6en.
0tit on0eren 8orten, tuenn es
5itm 6rieoensidIub tommt, muB
0nfel Sam england feili6en beIfen
fin ieine eigerte Si9erlteQung.
Dos @elo, bas Die aaiirten iest
bergen poaen iino ite idon IGngjt
f9uloig.
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Cine OUrnDntunu
Idr Ole tlauSItaul
fihlis Elaiss Maas idaa ESQ
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rnhthallm Eieillfn bgfAHiflt -
loral6llia mlammeuadltlli mn einen
hqlitidlm sltuas ltnalen Hteme al
nnien ga ihmilN tm HluHbt
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3ndef 80bue eher Nlilh IN uleIen
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eriitlt hielfItrn Mciulialt matt hfiEe.
rem atpind
1mnifuht @aneiruien bCmeen
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iabue.
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Nlallo 9ah cor eihrtctcn iic tito
iibcr utIt auEbriidc 0clitat iucil ite
init Nlano lemadlt iiub. Seben
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oieIe niibIihe Winfe BEL Der Ser.
i%telung Der beriheioeniten 0eIifo.
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fam. @ir rertpeiien ouf Ole Mn-
8eise at onberer SteIe bes 8Inttes.
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iuaren.
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iuar, oaf zine nmerifnniidr Weiell.
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mart eEpDrtirt uHrbe, mnrbe IN grO-
fer Ausabl ani ben SdHffen aefnns
ben. 1ieie giifien fOnuten aagen.
ideiaiidl fir niemano anOers ais
fir Oentidle SOlOatcH beitimmt iein.
Nndl betreffs Der WummiirnSnngeH
iprad I'D Der Durfteu6e &idter in
dbulider Neiie abfdlis ans.
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aas benz State.

QincoIr. gnt Ga 8Iotte GluB 1T
nnter ben 9fer0en cine gpi0emie
ausgebroden. Der Itoatlife Gbier.
ar5t lit oortbiu gefabren, INN Die art
Der aronfbeit ou5finoig all ma6en
@1Itbiq. Die nuf Der Omaha
Reicrpotion Iehenoen Snoi0rer BAT.
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cen 3elt in MacD ltatt ritO mar Die
erite oerartige IusItelung, peIde
ie bon ben Gmaba Snoionert ber-
anltaltet por0en mar. 8ie ousge.
Iteqten SeIb. uno Conference.-The
paren reft nett, beIonoers inter-
eiiont tparen Bronufte Der Sals-
iroultrie, ME geipebte un0 ielblt ge-
f6rbte Snden.
Maboo. Del eirtem autonobi[-
unfa[, Der ii9 8ienitag gaaft ettpo
rier Meilen bon bier ereignete, unn
nobel Der &raitnogen BON elmer flet.
men Bride i~tiir3te, fanb Der 5danf-
tpirtb 3. q. Ncpaf BON @eIton ben.
Zoo, tp16renb iein 9egleiter. s.
Sbanorn, idner nerlest murOe.
2pons. 6eaer aus uuerflGrIiGer
uriade didcrte am Miittpo6 Den
5leiiderIaOen bon MdIter Sopp elm.
9aidts lieBen Die giertgen 8laumen
pom gatl3en @eb6uoe iibrig, aIs pie.
nnften @dnSe. Der angeri6tete
Sdabcn betrGgt etna $1,000, Ser.
iiherung 5000.
Cube BOD. Ger 9.iGbrige sobn
BON Serrn un6 5rau s. 9. gran
melfer am Montng BON einern
Baum ltiir3te utto ldpere 6leiid.
0aooutrug, tpnr6e am @litt.
mod mad 9maba in elm SoIpitaI &C..
braft. neil man befiirdtet, oaBI
6injutreten fonne.
9incoInf Gie @ittme BEG bel 6erl
arbeit INNS 2eben g%efomnenen Moit.
rers &arrb 8ettengin, iporiiber mir
geitern beridteten, iDiro 0eruGB Ser
geltimmungen bes Mr6eiter. gntidG.
cine Summe bon
$1,000 olsge3oblt erbaIten nebTt
geer6isunasfOiten Bis 81 500.
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briacr.
W1arfi i0-i6 nleoriaer.
NofIlrr Rreie $3.50.
glatipra $3.50.
Aauia6 Giin NlarFtberihi.
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mrfitns ieit
S1brltuge 5000.
tliibe uno Seiiers, Martt felt.
Sioders Marft flat
IA totcrs Nlorfi ilon.
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langinm, felt.
Hammer, bohitcr 4reis $50.
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MinObieb-3uiubr 800. Nartt felt.
SdbrIinge SO. 80.
S1brIiuge $3.50.
Sdmeine-3ufiibr $500. Miarft
leid)te 10-15 nie0riger, atloere is
-25 n%ieoriger.
8urdidnittspreis $6.50-7.S5.
SGditer 9reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000. Martt felt.
Soditer 9rci8 1926.
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Cine 5ron aotie Ree6 alts
1enper, cine profeiIioneGe 9ettlerin,
pelde iid ais aritppel ousgiebt un6
nit ariiden unberbumpeIt. ilrl Wait.
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Die 6eniter 81 entfomnen,
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