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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20
IMPROVEMENT AT STERDMAN
 CAFE

During the past few days the management of the Stedman Cafe has kept carpenters, electricians and painters busy improving the interior of that popular little eating house. The partition between the restaur- ant and the old tailor shop has been torn out which has enlarged the dining room 10 cover the space form erly occupied by both.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20
PASSENGER TRAIN DITCHED

FL PASo, Jan. 2o-A passenger train from Chihuahua city to Juarez has been reported as being ditched some miles from the latter city. While many were injured, no deaths have been reported as yet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 2c-Os. s. Hammerstein. ths Grand Opera inn pressario, is reported a bankrupt, an involuntary petition to that ef- feet having been filed against him soday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20

.Ieu!N-eA!ssa15o1d sql 4e ouop 4 -lduoId pue kpseu SuI4uId qof
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20
BIG LEAP YEAR DANCE

At the Rink Saturday night Jan. P. Look for further advertisement
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-20

BY SENDING HOMEPAPER TO FRIENDS IN STATES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
To $500 Embroidery 25c
Embroidery 1Oc

Match sets of embroidery edg-
ings and bands up to 8 inches
wide. Swiss and nainsook EN-
brOideries at Zoe a yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
Embroidery 48c

Here are 45 inch flOuncings
and demi flouneings Of French
organdy- Many pretty floral
and other designs. Monday 4Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
To $21.75 Dresses, $1O.85
) To $3.50 Dresses, $685.

Here dresses considerably better in quality of
materials than the first lot little finer silks
employed in the making and the styles are very
swagger. Choice $S.S5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
10 Weekend Edition, January 1916 1916

XVTOMEN'S Kimonos OF beautiful soft
w Cheney Bros. silk IN a wide variety
of large rich floral patterns. Worth
double. Anniversary Special s2.95.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
Lace FIouncings at 65c
To121-2c Lace sc

Then here are Normandy Val.
laees up to 4 inches wide. Val.
laces that usually sell to u lie
L yard Monday Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
Novelty Voiles 25c

Pretty novelty stripes and seed Toiles
especially suitable for women's waists
and dresses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15

Great wide pieces for making
summer blOuses, "a inch aIlover
laees IN cream and ecru. Spe-
cial at 39c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
0ic mcmcm bcntldJcn Slcruplanc.

Die 5batlahe, oaB oeutlcbe slero=
plane eil1en 2ltftangriff aif Grglalto
altsgefiibrt baben, lit belonoers IN
tereliott, neil III leeter Belt piel bon
elmer neuelt 9lrt BON Oettlden sSlltg.
5ellgel1 gelpro6en 1pnroe, bic alle poll
ben Maiirten be1ltbtem 'SDlteme apeit
iibertreffcn ioaen. gs balroelt ii6
lmn Die iogellamltel1 eyoffern1aldinel1,
s(pparate, oie allBerlt fraftig eebal,t
|1inb, 10 Dab iie sielnlib beftiges Selt=
CT allsbaltel1 fnnllelt, obre Sdaben
5n 1lc6n1er. Iieie Shlg5ellge cignen
iid beloltocrs 5ur gert6eiOigultg, nnb
ibre @iite miro belpielen ollr6 0ie
S6atlade, oaB i'm Naolrat 3e5entber
aneilt 16 ellgliihe slerop(ane (obne
Die fransoliiden etc. i'm &atrpfe nit
oentlben Slng5eltger pernidtet apllr,
Den.
glllG BON eil1er a1berel1 llelrem slrt
oeutlder Sll1g5eltge fatO 0ie &lntoe
ibrel1 @eg iiber's Meer. Man er5ablt
ltan1lib bon 1leltelt beutl6en ll11iicbt=
barren Meroploncn. Diele 9llftfabr-
aeu9e ipllen onrdii6tige ssliigel be-
|litel1, oie ans eiller, 3elluloio a6nli-
bcn, nber MIR ld)aper brennbaren
Malle belte6en. Der gortbeil, Den
|lplde 7Sliiigel bieten, liegt altf ser
Sanb, 0enn eilrlal fant ser 9eob=
adter beller ieben, ba CT ia bllrcb Sic
Jliigel leiner W1aldine biltbur1-
|blifen fann, anoererIeits lit oas
6llg5cltg bon Der grOe nts 1latiirli6
piel idlperer slt erfennen, als cine
gelponblide Mai6ine. Ieit ipelher
slrt BON sSlug5eugelt Nun bieler 1lell=
elte slngriff auf bie c1glilde Sitfiilte
ansgefiibrt lpurbe, fanr man 11atiir-
li6 niht al,geben. Ser ltntital1o
aber, Dab sleroplane obin 3eppelin=
|bcaleitnng cinem s(nariff auf el1gli-
|1deS @ebiet ielbItitalloig llnternorl=
nten atnb anssefiibrt Id6en, gibt at
aaelt nlogliden 8ern1lttbunaen sln-
laB bielei6t aparelr oieie Sliiee lulr
|gor5ei6et l,elter GROCER lteber-
ral6nnaelt fiir oie Scrren Gnglalt-
ser.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
9unrmbeitsscln 5mriifscscbcm.

s1eiu 9orf, 12. 6ebr. Sos SebuI
mdodcn W0arinric Sterrett bon 8rpof
Ipn Dos cine Seipegung Slnl Sau eint.
Shlahtldiffcs oltrd Seitrage bon ic
10 Gents in Sriefnarfen enn Shul4
flnoern begpnlten bate, erbielt beute
ein Shrcibeu bon Sefretdr Suniels,
iuprin er ibren Seitrag 5uriidlanbte.
@r Ihrieb, baB Die nDthiseu @innahs
men fir Sen &rieesIdiffbau lin ge@
lpDbrliber SSeiie ourt5 SeIteuerlng
erboben uerbeu llno Seitrdge bon @il,z
ScIpcrloncn lnnDtbi9 ieien. Dtebr als
S100, 6ltneilt in 9imes. nurben ge1
ltern fin Ben Sono beieeIteuert. (8enn
aIlc ainoer Der Ser. Staten ibren
9inte beitrilgell pilroe bies ntr eirt
Srittcl Ser Soften eines nrpoernett
S6ladtIhiffes pecfen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
9eut der Mero ii H6er
81 D y en- + nlg c II.

Comb on, 12. Sebr. Cine aopenz
bagener 9cpelbe melDet, Oab etu beutz
iber slcroplan Sn,nstas 9iat6mittaa
nabe bel aopenbagen aeflpeen lei unb
bic bdnildbe 8csierung ibren @eIano=
ten in 8erlin CUR Grbebuna zines ssro1
teifes inltrllirt babe.
2onoon, 13. Sebr. (sRorgens.)
Cine 9tellterbepelde bon aopenbaaen
beltdtigt, baB es elm bellti6es Tlue1
5ellg ipar, bns iib er &ppenbaaen
binseflpgen lit. 9ieier Scpeibe 5nfol@
sc flog es III ser @Dbe bon 1000 Sub
iiber Der Stabt nnb berIdtpono ilber
DEM 9afen llnb ber Wari1eipcrft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13

Der Sobnang Ser rcguldren gtrmce cr=
balten, ooer SO I'M a5o6r, pa6reno
fiir Die Sffi3iere folgenoe Saldre borz
geieben lilb:
@eneralnaiprs $500; grieabter5
500; GberIten 5000; G6erltleutz
nonts $3.50; @laIors 1925; aapitans
$500; erite 2eutrarts $500; stpeite
Selttnants $3.50, aQcs per ssabr.
9ies @5eleR loll an /. Suli 1916 III
Strait treterL ond 6alten Sic Nlitalieber
Der 5lpci Committees nod beocutenoe
scnoerlgllgen fit notblpenoie, I'M nie
Sill nent &on9reB annebnlbar 51t
Sic ltnrdit in sG erifn.
Sas Stoatsan1t iplroe 6cltte benactlz
rihtist, oab 9iebe[enbanoen in ipl6er
Starfe allf Slupan mari6iren, oaB Sic
oortige Garran8a @urniion errItli6
sefdbroet lit. 9us II. g. aanonenbpot
@iactias lit pptt Sanlpico nach Surpan1
beprbcrt lpprbeu.
Sic gin8el6eiten fe9len, ooch lpurbe
in friiberen 9epeldeu bereits bon
eirem SSieoeraufleben Ser 9tebeuenz
tbdtigfeit i'll ben Se[feloern BET Sllrz
pam heridtet, no nie s(mertfaner orpz
Be yitt.reheil bubcl,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13

gauge gali5il1c 5ront. Sic 9eutl6en
nnb 9eltreider lino an brei lpidtigen
Sililen - seretb, Grutb llno 9nielter
in Die @efenlipe seDringt llno G5erz
noipib, Die @allptltabt Der 9nfptuina,
lit ipleoer ernitlib 6ebrobt. Sic Gllilen
babcn Den 9nielter bei llscie55fp iiberz
ldrittcn nno iicb BORT perlban5t. 9iele
Bemcglnlg bat cine Scr ipic6ti9ltel1
@erbinonngslinien 5ipileJen Sen Or
meen Ser @enerdle Gflan5er l1nb @pn
gpt6mer llllterbrohen.
Sic Nuiien beaniprllben nod einige
lpeitcrc fleine @rfplse, seben aber 5u,
haB Sielc fcine beip4bere ltrategilbe
geoelltltng baben, bocb 9laubt man,
DAB Stele ernel1te rllIlildbe Gffenlipe Bic
9entlden lperli9ltens pcrbinbert babe,
Sruppcn bon bieier Sront absu5ie6en,
ippbnrh bie bcutIhcn grfplgsdancen
gcgcn anberc alliirte Srontcn gemin=
bert ipprben ieien.
Scr Str. 9eridt.
s.
8erl'in 12. Sebr. (sia gapz
bi(lc.) Scr beltiee 0ltr 8erid)t mclbct,
baB sStalieuer Die bon Sen Geltreihern
bei Sirana, 110rolid bon Gura55o, ge<
ncInnenen @Dben an9esrifien baben
nno abgcI6lagell lpurben.
sln Der Sitfrnnt baben Die Seitrei~
der Die slnsriffe sablreieher sIbtbeillnz
gen abgeldIaael1. .'tprbDitltb Don Sars
nopol 6utten Die Nrilen inebrere pnrz
|gci6pbene pitr. @rdben belebt, ipuroen
aber burb nabtliden @c9enongriff
lpicber pcrtricben.
sln Scr italiic6en @ren5e bat es
itarfc slrtillericfdmpfe se9eben. Sll
ei,1cm Nabefampf ipurbc cine italild)e
stclllng genpnrmel1, nebit 73 @efanz
'genen llnb 3 Maldinenfanonen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
aineplms @e6urtstaa.

8 teago, II. Sebr. @esen bes
1O7. o5e6ltrtstages BON slbra6an Sirz
coin lparcll Die SDrlen heute oeIhloIz
ler ltno Sic iibltcben Seierlibfeiten oer
Sdnlfll1per ltno putriotilden Gelellz
1f1aTten lpl1roeu abgebalten ltno eilt
2incpluz 9enfnlal lpuroe in Sen @iebz
l0feu entbilllt.
Springfielo, Sis. -. Sebr.
slllc Dffentli6en @ebdltbc lparen bcute
5lt @bren bon Sincolns @eburtstag ge@
ld)lollcn uno @nup. 9ltnne, lolpte sic
5ipet Sainpiicr gunoeslenatprenS6er
man llno Selpis lpareu oie 6auptreoz
ner III ciner .WaIienperianln1lllng i'm
StaatsarlenaI.
Ss al binetpll II. Sebr. Sine
coins @cbltrtstag luuroe beute ppnt
apngreb 9efeiert. Ser Scuat pertagte
lich nod etlliriinoiger Sisltng 5u @6s
rem ppn iSncplns slnoenfeu. SIM S5auie
ipuroeu Geoen ii6er 2il1cplns 2eben gcz
baltcn llnb 2illcoll1s @ettpsbureer 9tez
DC purbe BON Hepr. 91uIIell bon MdIz
lpurt berlelen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
gene oentlde giote int staatsQnlt.
Sanoelt aber be.paiinete aauiiabrer,
lno sb garnug, Oa6 iolde L. Nlar; ar tein @naoe
XII ermaren baben.


Der Die entene Sppontten porlquaen gpt er6nfen
Gin ner aber bedeioener 8ngsplan Ratipuoorbe inn
inter st0esonole gfeat - lb in Sieocns
5ette 9ebrat mcr6en Der &pngrcBbri aonu eaen
es par eine 3uiaasper9iung af gr3btdo gn6en gonfe
IN Chicago Sonbern pantaBiger aielorbbcriu Ser sb6
ter Elm Inar Ganc1s Sean Grones, gcte as periduuuz
benc oner Gi5nabn Gcipber ouQ gso6rdeinl6 INN
einem Sopauer eeIobn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
1SrancnitimmredJt int Sflabpma.

Sfln f 0 M a Gttp, -. Sebr.
Sas llntcrholls bon Sflabpnla nabn
bente cine gelneilllamc Geiollltipn sur
llnterbreitltn9 eines Sralenltimn
redts amendments an. Sails oerSe
nat beiltimn1t miro bas slmenbmt0t
oem @olf int udebitcu 9ugulI ser q
ltlnunllng lnterbreitet iuerhen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13

Ser bon ibnen crfllnbene beliebis
&c SlaggenipedIel lGeint bel ben Gngs
lal1oern fcinesipegs benlelben 8eifaG
5u finoen, fpenn bie @e9ner BATON
8ebranc, MAIDEN, alsl ipe1n lie i'm
ielblt fir ibre tiifilden lleberfdlle be-
nltsen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
&tnig gienes poliip sfriege.
Vran5olen baben att Der @eitirpnt 200 pDer 300
OaroS 0rdbem getomtu,en.
3a9lre&e rniiide susriife an Oafront abgeiblaaeu,
llub aud bic Stalicner 1aoen sdlaayca crlittcn.

aue p1elc &apfe denc crg 9bct9 gbabt s 9o ab
altS Der Webbing bon nem Gct be 5rana I6ann berppr
SnB DIE acltrecr nod nd in gura55o 9a Sona
~ 81 nppeb bpt Snra5sp lg Berlin bcridet britt
l &rc5er bel 9uggersbaf perlcntt Srnfrd 1imm in
Der Srage arnirtr &auffabrer gnaano ubrc 1nb be-
tradote iol9c s9if als @isfrcnr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
Sei llnleren r,Drolihen gaah6ol

n sSei unleren nDrolidlen Nabborn
bat iieb Die SpIterie 6lt elmer al1sgea
iprpAenen &ranfbeits : gridbeinung
oes mdnnlicheu @eicbledts enttpidelt.
Cine lcharfe aenn5eicbnung Ser
Gjren5en bat Sen @prtbeil, penienigen
Die @rlnoluge 5lt ent5iebetl, tpelde
pprgehetl, lie nidt selebeu Sll baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
aleine ariegsna9ri9ten.
gnl9arenf6nig i'm . it t.
6eerlager.

2onO pn, 70. Scbr. .aonis Sserz
oinano BON 8nlgarien traf seltern NIT
leirem General Secpff nnD DEM Ares
nlier &aooslapoff I'M auifro llnenriz
lebcn 5auptquartier elm unb ipllrbc bon
Selonarlball Gr5ber5os 6riebrid, bcnt
Sbcrbefcblsbaber ser Dltr. arrneen llnb
bon Sclbmari6all &onrab bon Gotten
borff, bem 0ltr. @eneralltabsdef entz
pfangcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13
Ser iiine tie s. a II erio6n
1ctrd let.

sononn, 10. Sebr. 9rina Ssoaz
dint, Der jiinelte gnbn bcs aailcrs
8ilbclm llnb Der ein5isc ieiner icds
SD1ne, Der nod lebig lit, lpirD ii6 anl
II. Nsir5 int Gotsoamer Talait NIT
Der 9rin5eilin @aric slusuite, godter
bes 6ersogs Sriebrid 2. Don slnbalt,
.perebcliden. Ser Grin5 lit 25 Sabre
ait unb 9iittmeiitcr int IA. @ularenz
regiment. Sic grarlt 5ablt ber Sabe
re Is.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-13

Spnbpn. 10, Sebr gs itcIt itd
beralls, bab bie gntentemacbte ni6t
einitim,nig in Der Sra9e Ser armirten
@anbelsldiffe linb. 9as fran5oiilbe
Yrin5ip lit, bob GeIdbiite &egierllltass
eigentblln iinD ltnD fein pripates Soan1
belsl6iff Iolde benllben biirfc. 8enn
Elm fran5DiiIcber &auffabrer @eldiit
allfpflan5e, 10 iperbe er babnrd) iofprt
slt ciuem @iilfsfren5er.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
The Minneapolis School of Music,
0ratnYY and Dramatic Ar IN nov.

The Minneapolis School OF Music,
Oratory and Dramatic Art is now.
occupying its new building. 60-e3-
Eleventh Street. South. located in
the music and dramatic centre Of
Minneapolis; and in the. largest,
building. devoted to this, purpose in
the Northwest. The new school
auditorium will be completed by the
first Of October and public recep-
ton and concert by msmbers Of the
faculty are being slammed. The
directors. william H. Pontius and
Charles M. Holt. report an eaccnrI
aging enrolment. The schon: has
had . remarkable growth during the
past ten years and 10 now generally
recognised as one Of the leading !u--
stitutions Of the country. The car
riculum 10 complete. offering c"urses,
in Voice. Plano. Violin, Organ.
Orchestral Instruments. Harmony,
Composition, Public School Musie,-
Dramatic Art. Expression. Stage
Training, Public Reading. Superior
Normal Training Courses supply:
teachers for schools and colleges.
The school has extensive lyet,nms
afiliatfons. The faculty comprises
4S eminent artist 'teachers.-- Punils,
may enroll at any time. An illus
trated, catalog 10 mailed free.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
ENCOURAGEMENT

To the Voters of Ramsey County, N.
D.
The members of the Non-Partisan
League have placed my name on the
official ballot as a candidate for Sena-
tor from this district. This honor has
not been sought by me and came un-
solicited. Many Of you know that ]
have been a resident and pioneer in
this county for a period of about thir.
ty years, and have followed the voca.
ton of farming.
I am not a politician or have not
held county Office of any kind in the
time l have been here. This nomina-
ton having come, to me unsolicited ]
believe it to be my duty to do what
can to get elected. Ny experience
is such that I can look after the well
fare of the business man, farmer AMI
all citizens of the district and do JUS
tice to all.
If elected it will be my aim to serve
you the way I should want to be sery.
ed. Yours truly,
MYRON KING.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT EPIS.
COPAL.
A THREE HOUR DAY
FOR THE HORSES

The horse has a three hour day ac-
cording to a Minnesota investigation
carried on under the direction of Thos.
Cooper, now the director of the North
Dakota Experiment Station. It was
found that a farm horse averaged
about 100 hours labor per year OF
about three hours per day. It was
also found that the cost of mainten-
ance for the horse vas $85 per year.
This emphasizes the need of watching
closely to see that too many horses
are not kept. 1t also emphasizes the
need of keeping brood mares and
raising colts, so as to get more returns
from the work horses than three hour:
of labor per day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26

Judge uasI 3 F spsldiag has consented to allow the use Of his name as
persistent urging by the public and not until it was. put up 70 him as
a public duty by a delegation of citizens who waited upon him Il
North Dakota needs Judge Spalding on the Supreme Bench. His
long experience in the practice Of the law, as well as his long SER
vice upon the Supreme Court bench where he gave universal sahsfac-
1 %n. makes Taa him r; = candidate md e Of unusual su1 fitness for the high oe5ee.
to weigh evidence carefully and the moral stamina 70 decide according
TO the dictates Of his sound judgment and without being Influenced il
the least by Interior considerations. "
The people Of North Dakota need to look well to their Courts above
everything else, and especially to- the Court of last resort. Nothing
could plunge the State more quickly into q chaotic condition than to
place upon the Supreme Bench men of unsound judgment or Of unripe
experience.
In Judge spalding the State has q man Of tried and proved ability
Tor TINS important office and he should have the support of every man
in North Dakota who believes in a Supreme Court Of sound Judgment
siderahons.
Fargo, Forum, May 8, 1916.
Mr.. Spalding and Hon. James f. Robinson have resided in
Fargo for many years and in the same ward. Both were
nominated in June for the Supreme Bench. Their vote in
their home ward was as follows:
Robinson, 103, Spalding, 457.
IN the whole city, Robinson, 446, Spalding, 1922. J:
Look for the name of BURLE1GH F. SPALD1NG on small
ballot. 1"""
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
CHURCHES

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Hill Ave-, and 5th st.
Rev. c. E. Stinson, Pastor.
Sunday school at 1900.
Epworth League meets at 2 p. m.
No morning or evening preaching
services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
One Block North Of Postofice.
Rev. Albert Torbet, Pastor.
II A. N. Morning worship and ser
non.
IL NJ. Sunday school.
TOO P. NJ. Young Peoples meet
ing.
1870. Evening worship and SER
mon.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES
Preaching at Doyon at 1900 A. NJ.
Sunday school at 1900.
Luther League at Gas and preach
ing at 7:45 P. n.
A. BARRON, Pastor.
BETHEL EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH
Corner Second st. and Uline Ave.
REV. T. T. HANSEN, Pastor.
Residence 1O14 Second st.
Morning service 10:45.
Young Peoples festival 800 P. NJ.
/! Evening service 7:45.
Rev. L. r. Lunde of Cooperstown,
N. d., will preach at all services.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT EPIs.
COPAL.
Rev. F. 81. Oehler, Rector
Holy Communion at 8: a. m.
Morning prayer INK sermon at II
o'clock.
Sunday scoho! at 1915.
Evening prayer and sermon at {
o'clock
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
TAFT ExCORlATES
HIS SUCCESSOR
Asserts the Democratic Party
and Its. Candidate Are Seek
ing a Vote to Power by
Disinqenuousa and In
sound Pleas.
LEFT CLEAN SLATE FOR
WRITING MEXICAN POLICY

Former President Deels es That the
passaoe Under 0uress Of the Adam.
. Bill Was One Of the Greatest
National foundations to Which
Our Country Has Even Been Sub
jeeted.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-26
|GET YOUR mo HUNTING" SIGNS
AT THE WORLD OFFICE,

For Fine initial stationary can II
the World ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-25
BUREAU DEVELOPS FISHERIES.
Successful Season Expected in the
Propagation of Shad.

The hatchery Of the United States bu-
reau OF fisheries at Bryan Point, Md. is in
full operation. Particular attention is be-
ing paid to the yellow perch. the num-
Der Of eggs taken for the hatchery this
season aggregating 152.335. 900 against
1bl,592, 900 last season. In a few days
the small fish will be distributed in the
Potomac river and tributaries. their nat
ural habitat.
station. Is looking forward to a successful
season In the propagation of shad. Re-
ports show that the catches OF shad in
the Potomac have been much larger this
season than they were during the past
several years. The increase, II Is be-
lieved. is partly due to the work OF the
bureau in the matter OF stocking the
river and partly to the officers Of the
Department of Commerce in the enforce
ment of the laws regulating the use of
nets. Until few days ago the take Of
shad spaw was very light, but heavy
catches of shad are now being made and
the take OF spawn is now much larger
Secretary Redfield has had the assist
ance of DR.. II. NJ. Smith, commissioner
OF fisheries. in the matter of enforcing
the regulations restricting the location Of
pound nets in the Chesapeake bay and
Potomac river.
Weather conditions, It is stated, have
played an important part in this sea :
sons catches in the Potomac The cold
and blustry weather, IL is stated, had the
effect Of keeping the shad in deep water,
where they escaped the Gordon Of nets set
within the prescribed areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-25
FIVE.AND-A-HALF-MILE HIKE.
Wanderlusters Celebrate Third An
niyersary of Their ORGANIZATION,

The third anniversary of the inaugu-
ration of wanderlust in Washington
was celebrated Sunday afternoon with a
five and "a half mile hike under the lead
ership of John Boyle, jr. Seventy wan
derlusters turned out, although the
weather was not Of the best.
From Walter Reed Hospital the
crowd proceeded to Norway the old
time summer home of Thomas Car
berry. Leading back from the rear of this
place. we found a somewhat deserted
old trail. which later followed the
ley to Rock creek proper. first about
half mile by the bank of the creek.
then to the right and over the hill to a
point on 18th street to be, thence to the
left and west to Kalmia road and Beach
drive. The latter was followed to the
creek once more and thence on the
right or north bank of same in circle
over trails and roads back to Kalmia
road, passing almost within a stones
throw of the northernmost district cor
ner."
Frank Lawson and John Gambs are
to be the joint leaders on the hike next
Sunday afternoon, which is to start at
2:30 o'clock at Cabin John bridge
Twenty-Five persons have signihed
their intention of going on the pro-
last of May and covering May 80.
Others who wish to make the trip are
requested to communicate with the ar
rangement committee. Two trips are
scheduled for May 7. The first one
will be to Harpers Ferry, and the
other one will be a local walk led by
F.. c. Merritt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-25
HYDROAEROPL ANE FOR DISTRICT
AS UNIT IN COAST DEFENSE
Plans Under Way to Procure Military
Machine of Modern Type-President
Expected to Indorse Movement.

A campaign to provide the District
aeroplane of the most modern type.
fully equipped. and with instructions
for two student aviators, was Launched
last evening at a meeting held in the
Southern building and addressed by
Rear Admiral Robert f. Peary, chair
man of the national aerial coast pa
troll commission. Maj. J. c. Cashier.
L. s. A. adjutant general of the Dis
trict of Columbia militia, pl eslded,
with Earl Hamilton Smith serving as
secretary.
There were members present from
the Chamber of Commerce. the Board
of Trade. the National Defense League.
the Spanish War Veterans. the Mill
tary Service Legion. the American Le-
gion, the District of Columbia Rlhe
Association, the local militia and the
local Naval Battalion. headed by Com
mander j. A Dempf.
Will Adopt Portland Plan.
The Washington campaign will fol-
low the lead set by Portland, Me-,
where $4,000 was raised in six weeks
for a similar project. under the lead
ership of William NJ. Ingraham, the
new assistant secretary of war, who
was mayor of Portland at the time.
President Wilson, Secretary Daniels
and Secretary Garrison heartily indors-
ed the Portland campaign, which end
ed last February, and it is understood
the same high official Endorsements Will
be accorded the work about to be done
in Washington.
When the machine is purchased and