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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
Bank Officers Reelected.

Last Saturday the directors Of the
Baraga County National Bank re-eIect-
ed the following officers for the ensu-
ing year:
Pres, John o. Maxsy. ~
v.P., Fred w. Hsbard.
Cashier. Thomas d. Tracy.
These officers, together with Angus
Paulscn. b. J. Seifsrt, Octave Sicotts
and r. p. Roshm constitute the board
Of directors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22

The teachers institute was held in
the assembly room Of the Baraga high
school Monday and Tuesday. There
was good attendance. Hon. Fred A.
Jeffers. well known figure in educa-
tional circles, conducted the institute.
He was assisted by Miss Ella Smith Of
of the department of public instruction
Of Lansing. The talks given by Mrs.
Jeffers on Monday were Of nature
that made them useful to every teach
er who heard them, while the subjects
presented by Miss Smith have univers-
al application in the school room. On
Tuesday Mr.. Jeffers was present and
took up work which II Of special inter-
est to teachers Of this county and which
was ,apprecisted.by all present.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
Notice.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
President of the Board Of Education Of
L'Anse Township School District will
be received up to January 26th, 1916,
to sell and deliver birch and hard ma
pie body wood to said district, At the
following named schools;
Name Of School. Amount Of Wood.
Herman. -. .25-80 tiers II. wd
Mason ............ 1915 tiers 2 #. wd
NcKernan. ....... 12-15 tiers #. wd
Foote. ............ 12-15 tiers 2 It. wd
L'Anse (old school 81
building) ....... .10-15 tiers #. wd
Lame high school. 10 0-15 cords #. wd
The right to reject any or al propos-
ais 10 hereby reserved.
Board of xlncofion, EAnse
TownGnlp ocnool Dlserlct.
By FnED W. HBDARp,
Its President.
PequaminG, Mich. January z. 1916.
(l-16-1t)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
AUDITOR EXPLAINS
CHARGED BACK TAX.

Auditor General o. B.. Fuller has
sent this Office table showing the
descriptions charged back to- Baraga
county. and the reasons therefor. In
his letter the auditor generalsays:
my reason for sending this statement
to you is that the assessors can reduce
materially the number Of descriptions
charged to the county If they would be
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22

Woodrow. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus Anderson. is i'll with
pneumonia.
A number of young people have
cleared skating rink in the mill pond
and expect to have it in fine condition
by today.
Mrs. Margaret Sewart, sister Of
Judge Of Probate John H. Mclean.
died at Mt. Clemens, Mich, Wednes-
day, after an illness extending over
years.
Oswald o. Deschaine was business
caller in the copper country last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Thomas Ford visited in Ishpem-
ing last Friday.
William Hid. of the burnt plains
district, collected the bounty on lynx
last Saturday.
Miss Edel Ehrhorn. who has been in
at her home in Rock Island, ILL.,, the
past two weeks, returned Sunday t.
resume her duties as teacher in the
high school. =
Frank Linstead. of Sidnaw, on Mon
day collected the bounty on wildcat
and lynx.
Robert Bruce. forman in Hebards'
camps, left Monday for his home in
Marquette, being i'll.
Whisper it softly-the L'Anse high
school girls basket ball team journeyed
to Michigamme last Friday, where
they were beaten by the score of 10 to
IL. The girls promise to do better.
however. when the Michigamme girls
come here. Beardsley, made famous
here last year, was one Of the officials.
E. A. Riker being another. The Mich
igamme boys beat Gwinn II to 16.
Henry Fylkas was Houghton visit
or Tuesday.
Fred Stiglich returned to Hancock
Tuesday, after spending a few days
here visiting his family.
The Misses Frances and Kate. Stefk,
Margaret Ochstadt, Clara Menard, An
ma O'Leary and Laura Brennan at
tended the Forbes-Robertson play at
the Kerredge theatre at Hancock Mon.
day evening.
yoseph LeDuc left Tuesday for Han
cock to enter the hospital for treat
ment.
Master John Mcdonnell spent Mon
day in Houghton.
While on her way 60 her home on tho
old Belanger farm last Saturday after
noon, little Miss Mary, daughter Of
Matt Samarizk, was overcome by the
terrific snow storm, and but for the as
sistance Of W. F. Sterk would have
perished in the drifts. She was taken
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterk
and given stimulants, being taken to
her own home later.
DR.. RAIDER, Of the PHILIPPINES, win
deliver missionary lecture at the n
E. church next Tuesday evening, the
public being cordielly invited.
Supervisor H. G. Smith left Wednes-.
day for Calumet, after being confined
to his home a week with illness.
Prosecuting Attorney H. A. Brennan
transacted legal business in the copper
country Wednesday and Thursday. D
Oscar Won Zellen, who has been
spending the winter in Marquette. was
a L'Anse visitor Wednesday.
| j. R. Pearce. of Hancock. was in
town Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22

The several township treasurers in
Baraga county have remitted to County
Treasurers Delore p. Menard the sum
Of $33, 1922 as state. county, county
road and county bond tax, the remit
tances being as follows:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
Skanee Notes.

Charles Carlson left this week for
Eau Claire, Wis.
Harry Lundberg was in L'Anse
Thursday.
Rex DeHaas left Monday for week g
visit in lower Michigan.
Supervisor August Paulson was a
business caller in L'Anse last Satur-
day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
Farm Land For Sale.

400 acres of cut-over land close t.
the Village of L'Anse. Very desirable
for farming. Will sell in 40 acre lots
JOSEPH ]. O'CoNNoR.
L'Anse, Michigan
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-22
I Wanted.

rs Bolt Cutters wanted at Hancockss
stave mill. Arnheim, Mich. $50 per
cord, s< l-l6-D
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gebr borF6tiS
9riidt ii4 Der Muniiionsmfnifisr
9abib 2lopb georse iibsr bic an.
ssbli4sn .Wunber pan5ers
automobile" Der gnsldns
Der aus.

aonbon 1s. Gepismber. --ND,r
britifds T|unitionsminifisr Dabib
alopb George erfldrte ON Woniae
bab fir bic SeritelIuns Der nsusn
ensliiden g}anssrautomobils, bic jttt
an Der CONNIE Gront Sur DsriDms
buns tommen. in erIisr Clinic minfOn
Gburhill psrantipOrtli6 fsi. Der mil
ges,iiisruns fir bisis Sbis eina.t-s
ten lei. llsber feline sissns Mtinuns
tsiislid hisfsr pdnserautomobils bts
.f,ast, erpibsrte b.r mlunitionsminis
iier:
mir miiifen nidt su biel bon
linen sriDartsn. SOtDtit babtn lie I'D,
redt gut bsipdbrt unb baben bsutn.
bic fiji ibre GinitelIuns psraHiipcrili&
iinb. Gbre ssmadt. Der Ieinb bat
bur&aus ssin WOnOpqJ od ben Grs
finhunssusil'.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
2eidcnbcifatter uab Ginbaliamirrr
7u. york Str, 21eipport, Sp.,
xslspbon. souib SO rrS Scuib 2eeo.
SIeganhria Cfiiee: 6uino b57 .


= Die Gdule fir &rdntenlparS
tsrinnen, fpel6e unter 9lufii4t bon
Srl.. Sophie Steinbauer itebt, puros
geitern inn Spesr's 9pipital perloa'
li9 erOffnet.
= Die 9tbeffIoiie fir Grrpadiene
Der Gp. ct. paulus gemeinbe III
SoDton miro beute albenb ibre Beam
ten ertpGblen.
= Der Srauenperein Der Gp. 81.
Sobannes 0emeinoe in Sellepue bali
am Oonneritas, ben %. b. W. Elm
&affeetrGna6sn ab. Jolsenbs 5rautn
fperben ben aaffes ierpiren; Wlorss
LAMB, Roienbasen, Sisbert, Ginning,
S6aufeIs, Stetter unb S9aefer.
gum 9eiten oes 2cpnltp Council
go. ID BON geIepue, 569ter Imeria
tas, finbet am Greitas, %. b. Wi, i'm
Sauie Der Jrau gbna Seioenfabsn,
go. 239 WaIuut StraBe, elm Gu6re
itatt.
z. g. @orsan bon go. III
JuirfisIo 9lpe., itarb seitan i'm altsr
poH SO Sabren.
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Sabsn StrafIihss febr bdufis NIT BE-
sus aui aHseblid sraufams Be
banbIung.
60 betunbete II Der 3udtbaus I'm
teriuduns in Columbus. g., Cr.
6. $. Gar. bonn S7ipital fir
seiitssseitsrte StraiIinse in
Qtma.

Golumbus, O., is. Sept. Dr
Ghnrlps a gl1rf bsr Euberiufeu.
bent bes Staa.sboipitals fiir geifiesl
seft0rtsgsrbrs4er ,erildris amWioniag
ais er in Der unieriudung be3ilslid
Der anssbli6 grauiamen gebdnblunc
bon StrdfIins:n i'm Siaa.souHtbaui,
als 3sug. pt,nomnisn ipurb., bat
strdflinse, bic Ianse ssrmine 5a Dsr'
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Jn anfIase3uitane
8eriebten bic 9robgsidiuorensn n
gbicasO cine ansabI Don 9ants
bearnten.
Der praiibent Der Suma Sdpinsi
gant t,immt iid bas 2sben.

Gbtcago, Su.. 18. September.--
Die neueiten Gntipidelunsen In 8ers
binbuns NIT benz 9anieroit perihies
bensrpripatbanten bilbetsn b.rSelbits
morb BON Joiepb Sumn, bem prdiie
benten Der Yuma Sapings gani, bic
erbebung bon 2tntlasen sesen bier
WitsIieb.r bon prtpatbanten unb Elm.
aasemeins uuteriuhuus folder Sns
ititute.
Der StaatsantpnIt iagte am Won-
tag, bab bic suma'i1e Bant eines
berjenigen 0elbinitituts iei, befien
5ransaitionen unisrIu6i iperbsn iolls
ten. 9uma iaob iif auf sinem qier
cine augel in ben aopf anb it!ir5ts
bann in ben Midisau Gee.
Sm Bureau bes SiaatsdnipdIia
ipurbs ansetiinbist. bab bic @roRes'
i4pprensn sesen Mi@aeI unb Sts.
pban Midnisf unb segen Wloies
9tnsburp unb Ieiren Sobn emanuel
glniIassn erboben. neil bieie 9epOIs
ten annabmen, Dbglsid ibre 8anien
Sablunssunfdbig tparen.
Muf mebrere SabIunssfabige pripats
banttn ipurbe am montag bon 1epos
iitopsn elm Mniturm aemadt. bod bufs
ten biefe feiue Sdipisrigieit, lire
@elber 5u erIaugen.
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Sn iiirslidtn g3rsbbtridier mar
prn tintr beroftieen 3ipnngsanleibs
bic gltbs. obtr bitIe Tahrifitn ipnrs
ben bnrd bic bdlbdmtIihe Dtutfdr
llebsrfee Nddrihtcnagent,ir prompt
benentirt init bem 8fmerfen, bnB bic
BoHftn ibrt 3uiiimmuns 81 ben eln.
leiben sssebfn batten. Jerner batti
bic lleberfee Na9ridtenasentur aud
periihert, hab bic 8erbaftuns Cars
Iiers niHt in Wsrbinbuns nit Der Mns
Ieibe erfolst lei.
Sm Gtaatsbspartement lit ioipeit
nod ni6t angebsutet iporben, Oh bns
Department Der 4nfidt lit, Dab bic
8ereinisten Staaten iid In bieie
aontropsrfe einmifden fouten.
IN AnflaAe3uftAnb
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0eriAtIi&
SoIl in Rew gori Ell
auff9ub Der Gr5ffs
nuns ber 9 6ulen ere
a n, ., ., - o >, me- yhsr
a ip uneen per BEN

-" u y w. ~ w
5puneeu perbem.
Rem gort, Is. Sepi. 9a Der
Oeiumbbeitsbeamte Or. 5apsn Gmers
ion iia seipsissrt BAT, in usbtreinitim>
muns nit ein,m ibm gsmadtsn 1prs
idlas, bic grOffnuns Der bieiigen
DffentIiden ShuIen Bis gum 2. Sftos
Der binausSuIdkben, iin; iebipebe Be-
fiirdtunsen nit gtsus aaf bic epibes
mie Der ainberparalpfe su bebeben.
bat bic glternlisa bes 18. S9ul'
biftritis nunmebr nit einem geri4ts
Ii6en Dorseben ssbrob. I'm Die grs
0ffnuns Der Shulen aE tommenbeii
Wontas gu Dsrbinbern.
Sn Dem Diitritt befinhen ii6 feds
eIsmentars unb brei 5otI6uIen, bic
5ujammen Don 1880 Ginbern be-
Iudt aperben. Muf ale glniu6en be-
siialid zines ipeitnen 5inausi4isbens
bes Sduiaufnnss erpibsrie Dr. .Gmers
ION an Wonias aknb: .Das Datum
ipirb un!er teirtn ulmiidnbsn gednbert
iperben. Die Shpilen iperben am
Montag se0ffuet iperbtn.'
llussad,tet Ter 3bafiaGe, bub IN Der
perfloiIenen Dofe 83 5oOesfdlIe ms
fo!se bon ainberlGhmuns 5u DerSsihs
men iparen, betrus bic GsiammtSabI
Der SpbssfGlle tpdbrenb Ter Modx UNI
35 penissr als in Der paraaslipohe
beg porissn Jdbrss.
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Gonaro Vrnf, 449 Glib Sdpffe St..
Sea Sci. 476. R. Some Gbuns
1851 u.
- Die itaatltde SnbGitrie aome
million betuiItgte 5rau Subu pieper
uno Jruu Syreo. 8almsc, beibe BON
5amiItpn, Oeren @aiten bel ibrer BE-
i4aftignng ums 2ebsn setOmmtn nos
rem, cine gnti4Gbisung bon je 1914.
- Ridter GIareuee Wlurpbp BON
Common plsas Gsri9t 1T pongbarles
poir, Mi9., pobin er iid aug @e,
iunobeitsriidiiften beseben bate, s,ls
riidse.ebrt unp bat feins pfli&ten
tpieber iibernpnmen.
Sir ben 0ttobsr Ssrmin tpur'
ben foIsenbe perionen su Srobge'
fdnoenen beftimmt: s. .. anedt,
SomsrpilIs; gbarIes garIp, Weit
MiobIetpipn; Senrb Gebm, SdmiIton;
SliOer 2eupOlO. WibbIetOtpn; Saeo6
Settrid, 9amIlion; 9eorse 8ranboff,
SamiItpn; So5n Me9Onousb, Ors
forb; gIarencs 3iIior. SaHtIton;
Sobn gsaser, Weit Mibbktospn; 5.
u. Sensen, ables; George Genton,
SamiIton; Sarrp gorntblpait, Srens
ton; Spmsr Gbriit, Wsi. DtibbIetOapn;
Wiqiam Ramiep, Ogforb. - Die
proSeb 9eiaiporenen fnb tpie folsi:
Otto arisser, SamiltOn; GhEarb
urmiton, y. g., SomiIton; So4n
9aubermun, v. g., Sam'lton; 8. o.
@innebse, R. g., 9amilton; Sobn
isifber, SnmiIton; Wiliam 2eonarb,
6amiltpn; Senrb Qubbs,s, 9amilton;
William Mears, wibSletOiDn; Grant
9i.tsr, Sam.!ion; SObn Curtis.
MibbletOpn; Spbn Jifhef, SamiIton.
Serr 5. e. Jreuoenberser, sia
9anoi6afts glrditstt BON 0dptpn,
fsriist i'm quftras Der hieiisen parts
beb0rbe pIane an fir Die @eri40nes
runs beg Sou:terlauo Paris uno Don
nWaripid Reit".
Morgrn Ra6mittan um 2 llbr
finbst BON Der CD. ct. SObannes airr
DIE aus bic 8isrbigung bes amSamss
tag in SatlrD Derftor6ensn 9srrn
Jreb. 8. gs5:6re9t auf bem Sreens
poob 5riebboi itutt.. De. @sritorbens
bate i'm IeBtsH Sabre Semilton Dere
laTen unb ieiren MObniis in SatIsp
auigeI9lpgsn. Gr ipirb beirauert poil
Ieinen Gltern unb einew 8ruSer uno
elmer Shtpeite..
- 2tm SorHtas 2tbenb itarb 6err
8ondpentura aiibel i'm <er bon 70
cScbrsn in feiHer 0Obnung go. 845
gine Strabe. gr fannie aus Serb
itein in Seiien, Seutif!lnb, uno mar
Dor SO Sabren mad Samilton setome
men. Ssine Sattin gins ihm nor att
Wionaten i'm 5obe bordus. Der 8ers
itorbene nirD ii6erlsbt Don orei Sob
ner elmer 5ottsr unb flint gntsltin<
bern unb Miro morgen friib Inn a9s
llbr pom 5raasrhauie aug, mad einen
Sobtenamt in Der ct. Stepbanus
Stride auf bela ct. Stepfanus Jrieo;
bof besrdbsn.
5rau 2ouis 5iemlE, bon Horb
2, Strabe, ipslfe i6p.rtrant barnies
Osrlag, sebt ibrer 6ensiuas entssgen.
0agegen befinDet Td !Serr Jrant
@pgt, DOH Der 9lorb 8. Strube no@
INNER auf Der &ranteHIiite.
2afm 5esiiiit.aass 5ee;s;iiiit.as !ns !!nlltns hie 5elers
nsbr na6 Dem San5paDillpn bon Sobn
Mat6ias unb benz friibrren Roab;
Saus an gloro . Strabs unb gorbon
Qps. serufen. Wldn permutbet, baB
8ranbitiitunJ Dorliest.
5err Ssrome Sanotr pnb Sri.
Ssien S6iuab, bsibs DON bier. ipurben
seltern sbslica rsrbnnbsa
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Erprefierz8ofibe AZ iofrnslit INN
MAJ, erfpurftt, bab irtitere 9erbutfun'
| gen in onberen Gtdbten beg gnitbes
fplgen iperben.
Der bier fhpn i'm Sdnllar perbnfits
te Willidm Butter bate periuht, non
5rau S,iian O. 9. Minpeinp Stle
5n erpreIen. inbem er iid ibr als
8unbesmari9all ppritellte unb brobte,
ibren Sobn ipesen feiner onstbltHeIl
Gstapaben in 2ltlantie Gitn Su pers
baftsn. Da bic Srau Winpennp ets
Iide Mo1en ipdter itarb, ipar bic
8srbanbluns oes 5dIles Deri3ooen
tporbsn.
am ieIben Gage, an peIhem 9uls
Ter perbaftet iuurbe, ipurbe 5rau Resis
na Slipper bas Opfer bon Jrant Gros
der unD }pdter Don 6rant Srlpin pon
Morceiter. MaT. Der i'm Snni fhon In
gbitaso perbaftet iporben mar. Gr
linb Groder batten srau Slipper bas
mails belposen, iiaft Monireal au ges
ben, 70 paB tei Der @erbanbIuns Der
gelaiiunss5eise feblte inb Die beibsn
Manrer sntIaiIen perbsn mubten.
Sripin TT ieiiber perfhipunben, Gros
der aber Don neiiem in ben 3dnbin
Der 8unbesbedmten.
Srau 9lipper bat Iit am Montas
in 9ssleituns BON gunDesasenten pcn
Rep yort nah gbieuso begebsn I'm
ais 3eusin ssssn etlide Der @erhaftes
ten aiif3uiretsn. Jobn 6. &nor, ein
5ilfs : gunbesanipalt, Der felt Mona=
ten nit bsr 2lifurbsituns beg Jalles
befddftist mar, 1T am Wlontas IN
WbilnbeIpfin ouoefommeu
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&amiltsa.

llnier gsent in Samiltun 1T Ssrr
Gonarb grud, 449 Siib Sipfte ST..
Sea Ssl. 476. q. Some Tbone
1851 81.
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- Gfon Woftbd A}iit rtid3te steen
Spiepb Witf einf gheibunssfluss fin,
IN ,pefGtr iit ibn Der 1lnttrbdItspers
tpeigeriing beathtigt.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
THOUGHT He WOULD
never Be ABLE TO
WORK ANY MORE
G. W. Towles Had Kidney Trouble,
Constipation and Rheumatism.
Gives Credit to Dreco.

"Dreco has relieved me OF a serious
stomach and kidney trouble from
which I have suffered for years" said
G. W. Towles. of 223 R street north
east, and who is a well-known build
er. Il am satisfied I had nephritis or
inflammation of the kidneys and a
stomach trouble of the worse kind.
would have fearful swelling of the
abdomen and pains after eating. This
indigested condition of my food, so !
was told. resulted in the poisoning OF
the kidneys and formation of foreign
matter in. the kidneys and bladder,
which gave me terrible pains
couldn't sleep much for I had to get
up so many times to relieve myself. !
have taken two bottle of Dreco and
the results are remarkable, to say
the least. 1t agrees perfectly with
my stomach and the indigestion has
ceased. The kidney and bladder trou-
bles are very much better and I get
more sleep so Pm getting stronger I
am going to continue taking 1t till l
am entirely we'll"
Dreco is sold at all O'DonneII Drug
Stores, Bury's in Anacostia, Aliens in
Alexandria.-Adv
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1--WE Demand Preparedness" to
Be Cry of Throng in Parade
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

issued last night by Grand Marshal Mel
viz c. Hazen.
The parade will start promptly at $50
o'clock" said Mr.. Hazen, and 1t must
De kept moving. This can be done only
by having each division ready to fall in
at the proper time"
It will be impossible to cross Pennsyl-
vania avenue after the parade starts. All
persons desiring to attend the exercises
at the Monument after the parade are
advised by the police to view the parade
from the south side OF the Avenue. Auto
mobiles will not be permitted to park
within a square OF Pennsylvania avenue
during the parade.
Although 1t will take the parade more
than four hours to pass a given point. It
chairman of the committee on floats, has
arranged the spectacular demonstrations
so as TO break the monotony.
Mr.. Cans also will be official censor Of
the parade, and acting under instruc-
tions from the parade committee. he will
bar any float or demonstration that is
grotesque or that advertises something
or somebody even indirectly. Patriotism
alone will be advertised in the parade,
the committee has resolved
Not only will there be scores of elabo-
rate floats, but there will be music
galore. o. J. De Moll. chairman of the
committee on music. estimated yesterday
that there will be fifty bands in line. rep
resenting the best talent OF this city, Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York.
Among them will be the famous Boy
Scout Band, OF Philadelphia.
The extent to which military training
in the schools of the District has spread
during the past year will be strikingly
demonstrated by the presence of 1000
cadets in line, directly behind the District
National Guard OF the 1900 more than
two-thirds will be of the public hign
schools. The remaining 500 will be from
Gonzsga and st. Johns colleges, private
institutions that have organized cadet
regiments within the past year.
The cadets Of st. Johns College will
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

tableau showing the Spirit OF 70" and
another the Spirit Of 1916" The cast of
characters was as follows:
George Washington, Clay Tallman
John Hancock, w. S Defenbaugh;
Thomas jefferson. A W Patterson; Pat
rick Henry, l. c. Foster; Richard Henry
Lee, Fairfax Bayard; John Adams. Mel
son Warner; Edward Rutledge. G. B.
Gardner; Benjamin Franklin, John r
Grace; John Dickinson, H S Palmer:
Roger Sherman, Homer Smith; Robert
Morris, William J. MCGEE; William
Hooper W. R. Hood; George Walton, H.
L. Kays; Josiah Bartlett. w. A. Kinnan;
Thomas Nelson, jr., Max Ball: Stephen
Hopkins, E B. Hoffman; Samuel Adams,
Philip NJ. Riefkin; William Floyd, c. E.
Harris; Richard Stockton, l. c. Stockton
Thomas Mexican, U. B. White: Samuel
Chase, Cyrus Root; Benjamin Harrison,
A. ]. Greene; Joseph Hewes, Robert
Connell; Lyman Hail. P. NJ Patrick:
Caesar Rodney. Thomas Speight; Charles
Thompson. ]. B. Torbert; Francis Hop
kinson. w Carson Ryan, jr.: John Penn,
j. c. Muerman; Carter Braxton, H W.
Foght; Samuel Huntington, ]. L, Nc
Brien. officers in Washington's army,
guard of honor detail of officers from the
minute men, Washington, D. c., Col. NJ.
A. Winter, commanding; officers, captain.
A u. HathaWay; nrst lieutenant, Spen-
Ger E. Bomar; second Lieutenant Rufus
w. Pearson. Spirit of &C." man drum
mer, a. F. Springsteen: hfer, Martin Nc
Laughlin; boy drummer, Charles z.
Wright.
The officers OF the committee in charge
Of the performance were E. J. Ayers,
Chairman; Mortimer Whitehead, vice
chairman; Philip NJ. Riefkin, and H. P.
Held emann. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
Continental Congress Shown
At Pension Office Exercises

A dramatization of the Continental Con-
gress' in which the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence was reported and debated, was
the chief feature of the Flag Day cele,
bration by the Department of the In
terror at the Pension ONCE last night.
Secretary Lane presided and the United
States Marine Band furnished the instru-
mental music
The performance was given in the inner
court of the building. where a stage had
been erected, flanked with boxes in the
manner Of Independence Hall, Philadel-
phia, where the congress assembled, The
boxes were filed with spectators dressed
in Colonial costumes
Long before the time at which the per.
tormance was scheduled to begin crowds
began to gather in the gardens OF the
building. and soon after the doors were
Opened the great court had been filled
with visitors. When the program was
fairly started, the galleries. stairways
window inches and aisles were crowded
with people eager to see the performance
and thronss of those who had not been
able to enter fingered in the gardens try.
ing to catch glimpses through the open.
ings
The program opened with a selection by
the Marine Band, followed by New Hai
Columbia. sung by the Interior Depart
ment Chorus, Herndon Morsell, director
and Arthur Mayo, accompanist Mrs
Katherine NJ. Cook read "Old GLORY" nd
there was another number by the chorus
Then followed the Continental Congress
dramatized by J. L. McBrien, of the
Bureau Of Education, and staged by H. s.
Selden.
The play was in four acts, with a