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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

three districts. The Fortnightly Club
and Tuesday Clubs will have charge
of two, and some of the University
girls have consented to help in the
third Canvassing in the University
girls section, which is the north pant
of town, will begin Immediately.
The quarantine committee report
ed that there were no adequate quar-
antine laws in Columbia.
No definite time was set for the next
meeting, but called meeting will
probably be held in about two weeks.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25
AUTHORS BACH TO MISSOURI
Reunion of states Writers Planned
by the Guild,

To remind MissOurians that their
state Is second to none a the home OF
writers Of prominence. the Missouri
Writers Guild is preparing to issue
monthly bulletins telling what Mis-
souri, writer's are doing. All Missouri
nOvelists. play-wrights, short story
and feature writer's and poets are ask
I'd Ia write the president. Lee Ship
pey, lligeinsville Mo. 50 that the first
bulletin, to be issued next month.
may mention anything they have had
published this spring or which will be
published this summer
Besides being the state which pro-
duced Mark Twain and Eugene Field,
Missouri is called home by Winston.
Churchill. president of the Authors
League of America: Augustus ThDm-
as. playwright; Rupert Hughes. said
to be- the most successful magazine
writer alive; Rose O'Nein. Fannie
Hurst. Edna Keuton. Harold Bell
Wright. Homer CrOy and others who
are in the front rank. Several Of these
have written that they will try to at
tend the next annual autumn outing
of the guild.
William II. Handy, retring~presi-
dent Of the guild is widely known
short story writer. John Breckin-
ridge Ellis of Plattsburg is the author
Of twenty successful novels and l.r
play. Fran" will be produced ia the
East The coming season More than
dozen members of the guild ar lido
ly known as contributors 10 the bet
ter class of magazines and new pa
lc-s -Four Of the most widely quot
Cd , ms published in the TI:jnI
States last year. Efficiency" in Judge
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25
Prepares to Save Fruit.

The Civic Improvement Association
of Westmount has undertaken cam
paign to control the fire blight disease
of the fruit trees in that community.
All diseased trees have been remoy-
ed. and rigid inspection of all the
trees will be made each week during
the summer to prevent the disease
from spreading. Fire blight has
caused a large amount of damage TO
the fruit trees in WestmOunt in past
years. and the association hopes that
these precautions will stop the raw
ages of the disease entirely.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

Nv. =. L. F9. :. ~
Ry Nirtu" and Authority of a Special
Execution. issued from the office of tia.
/ ,i"rE Of the Circuit Court of Boone
county. Missouri rrturnable at the Junr
term. 1916. Of said Court. and TO me di-
r"'trd. IN favor of John g Schwabr and
AGAINST the unknown rouSurtS heirs de
Nl~'r'~. Hilrurc~ or immediate. meSnp or re
mole, Voluntary or Involuntary grantees
"t II. Ward. deceased. which said Special
execution l> based upon a Judgment which
was hN IN" Court declared to br 4 SppciaI
men 'ld "hhr-" against the following de
~'Tih"d Real Estate. tu Wit: SiNtV-rigbt
'INi feet off of the North side of I.ot Num-
i"r lhr'r 80 Of Wellington GurIun'S sub
DIVISION "i q part uf the Northeast uuar-
Ter. ana 10" Northwest quarter Of Section
seven a.. Township Forty eight ti>t.
fiH-" lNrlN" tlIi. described As follows.
i".Nu; beginning at ,b point Of lI4U
tri and Inches North of the center Of
>fh Section seven "a. thence East NsG
i""l I" -. thence North Gu9 feet to C3i.
iT"u'" West ~ feet to a. thence in :,
~outhrruly direction Gug feet Ia the he
-lIhih-. aI iu Columbia, Boone County.
Missouri
All lying and being in the said County.
InH STATE ut Missouri: and | will ON Mon
day. 10" l"lh day of June. A. H.. 1916 be
tween The hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon ana five O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day.
At THE COURT HOUSE DOOR.
iH iu" MY "i columbia. County Of Boone
Ifurr~Iid sell the same. or So much there
"i - may hr required. at public vendue
o" the highest bidder for cash in hand
subject {" all prior liens and iudgmentsi
I" -t'isty aid execution and costs.
q. Il. SAPP.
Sheriff Of Boone County, Mo.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

j. W. Peebly. Thomas \. Peebly. Mar.
tina Ieebly Turner, Jane Peebly, Amanda
Peebly. McCamment. Betty Peebly Well
Rhoda Russell Black, George ". Lt,hIer
John w LeChler Rosa DoVie kts,ler
Carrie Leona LARSON. Jessie Elviri Pat.
ton. Fannie Merritt. Wesley owen PAT
ton. Matte Nachtschall. Daisy Riggs. Ma
ry T.. Lloyd, Frank ii. Lloyd. Emma K.
Nanderpool. Dunie Lloyd. Noble Lloyd,
Keudrick Lloyd. Il minor 10y his guardian
and curator j. Il. Denneny, Beulah IHoyd
Roberts. Thomas Lloyd by his guardian
and curator Charles Lloyd, Oml LLOYD.
Amelia Lloyd Brown, Charles Lloyd, aud
William l.. Lloyd
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

Charles W Journey,
Giili~py y tunley,
ATTY. for Piffs
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25
Hikes Planned for Stunt Week.

Several long hikes and camping
trips are being planned by students
for Stunt Week. Two or three parties
Will walk TO jefferson City and
several To R0chepOrt
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

Agricultural Seniors Plan Picnic.
The senior agricultural students
will have a picnic at Rock Bridge to-
morrow.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-05-25

Phone 80 to have the MissOurian de-
livered to you. 25c month.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-15

slns Berlin iuir0 aemelbet, Saf
Der Ueinn6beitssmitanb ees Suffers
iuieoer Elm nprmaler lei. Gr brai-
DIE Sas 3inmer nidt mebr at fiji
ten, Ionberm made bei gaten Bef-
ter fleikig Spa5ierganse. Gas We-
id]fuir I'm g9afen, has uperiert iuur-
Se, lei iuieber 10 ipeit 5nge6eilt, oak
er icine uniform tragen fSnme. or
lei in better Gtimmitng nn0 es iei
abfulut fein Urmnb fir bie oiiaen-
berIdte borbanSen, bic I6er i'm in
IlntlaMf geiekt iuiirOen.
AHs @ien iuir6 aemeloef, oas bic
Oeiterreid)er Die ntoatenegririidle
0aaptitabt Gettinje belebt 6abeit,
nnd)oenr bprber nod elm fdlarfer
Gampf itattgefnnoen bat, Ser fir
bic Deiterreid)er iiesreid) berlief.
Die Stabt lit nidjt befdabiat nnS
be 8eb6lfernng berbalt iid) iebr rn-
Zig.
Die Ginnabnte BON Getfinie tuiro
IN Berlin ais Cit Grfola pon ge-
0enfnng angele5en, Dor allem lue-
sen oes GinSriifes, ben CT anf bic
WDntenegriner inadlen miro. Sic
baben lire 6anptitabt, o6gleidl tie
nnbefeftist lit, itets fir mneinnefm-
bar sebalten Satiadjlid lit iie bis
Der ME DDn einem syein6e 6eiebt
iuoroen. Die Siirfen baben 6efannf-
lid nabesn SiueibnnOert Sabre bic
WaDntenferiner befGmpft, ubne 6af
es linen gelnngen lit, 6ie Weontc-
HegrtHer 81 iinteriuerfen nn6 fire
Sauptita6t az nebmen. Veuntenearp
bat, iuegen ieiner Gage an oer Gee,
and INNER cine srufe gebentana
fir bic panitabiiden, bor allem sic
grohierbildJeii Blame sebabt mnS
man fat i'm in biefem arieee cine
yfOllc 5nertfift, bic es ieinen taf-
fadIiden Wadjtper6altuiIlen nadl
nid)t peroienfe. syebt lit Sas eanb
in Dei panben Der SeiterreidJer nnS
alle aumbinationen iino iiber Sen
Samfen seiuorfen.
em ieiner 8e6e bei Gr5ffunna Ses
srenhiiden Sanotass iagte Der seai.
ld]e Neidsfanslcr nod: yGin Ge.
oanfe erfiillt ms aIle: bic Gnseriten
araftc einstieten, nm ecben mnb
Siderbeit Der gtation sn retten. itu-
Ter aaiIer nno 80nig ipeiF, bak ST.
re SGtigfeit, iuie es bis6er Der ssall
aetutlen 1T, audi iuabreno oieier
Sitniig, bon Gpferiuilliafeif nno
gntIdIoFenbeit beberrldt ieim iuirb,
Die anein nnIerer Natiou sic Stir.
e eeben, bieieH arieg iieareid III
GnSe 81 fiihrem. Gin nenes WeIdjfedt
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SoIoatensrab.

Der bier in oiefen 0iigel rnht,
8on i6arfem Moienoorn unnitellt;
Gr bate fiiabeniltnaes 8lllt
ltno blaue siiissn. fternerbellt
Or fiel in einen fiibnen Gtlirrn,
Ser tdiiienb Seelen noripdrts trug.
Or mar Elm fteil geredter Surm.
@arqn Der Seinbe g9lldt seridlua.
Sun iii Der 9amernoen Shiparrn
S6ou ittand)e Meile fern Dem Grab;
limb fpiloer Srpnlnteln gslitafarm
9ringt biinn burdl Sano uno Corn bin=
nb
ell 9dnrmrlug leudltet erea ln6 gros
0as Birfenfrei5 bon Nreunneshano.
9arii6er idiDafift i'm Bin6esItoB
Sein 6elm, oer man i'm Gtanbe fam.
llno IN Der fernen Sein1atftabt.
Sic fanfter Srieoe oicft 1l1nipinnt,
Sibt feline Niitfter, alt ltnb matt.
gIm leeren 8ett beg Gobns ,lilo finnt
Grid g. Sdmibt.
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Nus Wierlfo.

Die &iaa=@ =@ener4le Sole So
origue5 uno 9llmeioa lino in Waa-
oera BON ben Garran5iitas bingerih-
tet ipor0el1.
Die Garran3iitas baben BEL
ilnlerer &egierllng pieber Inn gr=
laltbatis nabgeindt, 600 aapalleri-
item itber ainerifaniihes @ebiet bon
gananea in Sonora nod sSuare3 ie1=
ben 81 oiirfel. 0ie Sruppeft iolea
5lr @erfoIgung Der ganoiten mi
iueltliden Gbibunbua berll1bf iperoen.
General @on5ales. Der iesige
ntilitdriihe gefebIsbaber in Der
nterifanilhen @auptitaot, nno Car
rafl5a's MittiIter nes MeuBeren iilio
nod Sneretaro 5ll elmer &onfere15
beriifen tporoen.
Mie aus gI asaio eefneloet
miro. iolien oie ganoiten, tpelme
Die neun5ebn g[mertfaner ern,ofi:SSs. fi:S
ten mad Gem sierra @aaore @ebir-
ge gefliidtet leien.
@m g. SSanlidr baben @ilIiitas
Die Srte 2er6o uno @ones Balacios
beiebt, baben bort eepliiitoert ilno
gelnoroet uno muroen erIt om s.
Seonlar BON Ben garran5iitas mic
Ser pertrieben.
8illa Ioa pabrenb ieines 9lnfz
entbalts in gallbieo erflart baben, er
iuiiroe ieoen @merifaner totem, Sen
er ipeItlid BON Der Staot gbiblia-
hua treffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-15

slns Sonbum miro geneloet,
9eittIdlanb babe bic englilde Geaie=
rnms benadrfhtist, bak es in bem
garalung Sall @ereeltnnssmahre-
geln ergreiien luerbe, Oa Sie engli-
fde 9aesier1ns leif @erlansen mad
eimer 8eitrafilns Ser WtprbseIellen
pom ugaralDmg" ntd)t in befriebi=
srnber Neiie beantiuortet babe.
9ie engliIdlen Niinen slrbeiter
baben einitimmig beIdluiien, bic slm-
nafme Der 9ienitsiuang Sill nad)
araften su ppponieren
Die sSran5oier1 molten einen otter
reibilhen 9reli5er BON Dem 9eopara=
9pps IN Ben 8runb gebobrt bdben.
Rabere @inselbeiten feblen nod.
Der Sentide &aiier fat Dem tiir-
fiiden Snltan ein prafjtiges
Sdmert als Mnerfennnmg fir Sic
Geiitnmgen Der Siirfen an BEN Sar=
oanellen iiberianbt.
9lns 3unSpn iDirb beridtet, ber
enaliide 9ampfer u8lensple", oer
leinerseit i'm WeittellanbiIden Wiee,
lt,ttersina, lei BON einem Sorpeot
pine @arnnng lit ben 8rnnb ge.
b0brt iuproen. Ser aapitan llno ei
ne. Mnsabl 2eilte pDn Ser geiabnne
bebanpten Sies.
Sc beikt, Der asapit meroe in Ben
&Dniiitoriilnt oas Gnoe ssebrnar ab
ae1alten luerben iol, Elm iuidtises
| &iinoidrei6en ii6er ben arieg erlai
| len.
garon 8t.rian, Der 6iterreidJiid
Winiiter 0es glnsiuartigen, fat i'm
Iere 9feeierltna erinat, i'm 0amel
Geiterreid ltnsarI's BEL syranf
reid aesen Die Seitnabme bes otter
reidliidlem &oniiils in Safenifi 81
prpteitieren.
Barron CHELMSFORD, Der friiber
@onpernenr bon Gneenslano I'M
gfeu=Siio. 8ales, lit, pie aus Con
bon eemelbet miro, 5linl @iee-8oni!
/ bon Snoien ernaniit ipor6en.
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GnrSe lleberlidt,

0entIdlanb fuill anaeblid
i'm Saralpng gergeltitngs=
makreeeln ersreifen.
Die rmiiiide Cffeniipe fat
bis jett fat gar fein Grsebnis
gebabt.
gson lonbon iuerben Wfit-
teilmngen iiber 8riefe nn0 Ea-
pierre Yaser's beroffentlidjt.
gettinie lit BON ben DETER
reidern genpmineit.
9ie siirfen MAIDEN BEL seS-
Gl-@abr srpfe 8eiffe.
Die siirfeit iinb in bie per-
iiid)e GtaSt aitriaanidab eii-
sesusen.
Die Weinnbbeit bes 6ent-
fden aaiiers 1T ipie6er berse-
ftelIt.
Meidsfan5ler bon getbs
mann-6ollwee balt cine be-
fame ge6e bsi Gr6ffnans bes
QnnOfags.
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gtemer=Wotis.

Staats- nnS County Gtenern iir
oas Sabr 1915 anf 0rnnb- mn6 per.
lonlides Gigenftm, miiiiem bis smnl
3f. San. 1916 an Sen Stener Soi-
leftpr S. gl. Bitter entridtet ,uer-
oem mn bic 3abInns eiaer Gtrafe
itnb Soften BON 10 Trpsent, bic ani
perIDnlides Gigemtltm erbuben iuer-
Sen, sit bermeiSen.
S. 81. 9abis,
-Gid]ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-15
Jafaub.

8as anerifnniihe llilterfee-
boot 60" lit in oem geeip g)orfer
@farinebofen ourh cine innere gr-
plolion 5eritort uto sum Seil ge=
iiiafen Die llrIade Der grplpiion
fennt man llidt, ntogli6sr @eile
tpuroe tie ourf @ds berbeigefiibrt
Cine Seihe tplrroe aefltnoen, iotpie
5ipolf Sbtperperlebte ltno slpan3ig
2eidtperlebte, @ntgegen oieierMel-
bitils miro aus @albinston .berid-
Yet, eS bdttell iid) iiberbaupt nur
5ebn Mann allf Dem Sdiff befltns
oen
England bot ii1 zines Der toll-
item @epaltitrei6e iduloig genadyt,
Ole. IN oielen &riege iiberbaupt por-
gefonlnlen lino. sSn sSamdica bat
es eiren amerifanilden Sploatelt,
Der auf 8efebl bon Der @anabone
nab Waibirgton reilte uno Der poae
llnlrorm trlig, bon Dem alnertfatti-
iden 9anlpfer uSonta Wearia" ber-
iltltergebplt, nad Dem aun8entra-
ttonslager ge6rabt uno erit nady ei-
nigen St1lnoen mieoer freigelaIfen.
Ser Wonn erl6ien pero1ntia, ipeil
er III Der @egeno BON Wien aeboren
mar.
Sn 9e5ug auf Die beioen 9fie-
lenl9ladtl6iffe, oeren 8ou fir oie=
les Sobr bonn &ongreB angeoronet
1T, miro aus @aibington geneloet,
Dob leoes BON ibnen einen @ebalt
bon $4,000 Cons baben, init Der
groBten S6nelligfeit fabren uno oie
ltarflte 8an5euing lino 9(rntierunq
baben ioa. 0ie Saitptbotterie1t auf
oen Sdiffen iperoen aus 5ebn iedJs-
5ebn8nlligen aononen beiteben Der
Breis zines ieoen Sd)iffes miro fid1
anf itngefabr a6t3ebn 0fillionen
Collars 1tellen gln ben Sd)iffsbnli=
lnertteit in oen 6lottenb6fen bon
9eefp gorf uno Mare esslano ioaen
sSergroBerlingen uno 8erbeIierlut=
gen porgenommen lueroen, oamit |
Der gau Der nenen Sdiffe lei6ter
ltno ifneller bon Staten qeben.-
sSil geeD gorf Iino G6fporb |
gSeber, Baul S6miot, Miar ssesfo, |
sSrou 9(nno 9effers ino 9fiharo |
angefla9t, oie 3o0geIebe |
linleres Sonoes perlebt su baben. |
lnoem tie @inmi, oas aontrebonbe |
II, na6 9eliti6lono idiften. 9ea-
tilrlid balloeIt es lib bier ouh tuie-
Der Inn cine n9erl6norung~.
Sn elmer 9upont'id6en Sabrif. |
oieS 0tol IN @ibbstoiml q. S, Bat
Ibon tpieoer cine grpIoiion itattae-
runoen. @iebrere 8erfonen fuur6en
oei oieier @rploiion perleBt.
Senotor Gilman bat cine 9ia
M Serot eineereiht, tpeIde oie Bill
onng einer sslottenreierbe onoro.
net.
- Nus GoIifornien miro genlel.
bet. BOB es bort itarf seldneit bat.
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Sans uadl geliebeli.

6rau SD ntltB mid beIdfpe-
rem! 0fein @Sarn bat ssbr Wittel
aegen rote 9eaien gebraudt, nun 1T
Die 9eaie blau geiporoen!"
erfiitoer (freltnoIi6): ,g9as bot
ten STE oenn eerne fir ne sSarbe
ge6o6t?"
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8ietaf.

ogaa, Serr Baron, ssbre ieIiae
sSrnn @eutabIin lift ia nun faIt elm
SsSohr tot, oa iperoen Sic fih mol
balo tuieoer perbeiraten2~
uslber ih bite Sic, 6o tp1re id,
ia niht inert, oaB mir Die erlte ge.
itorben it,"
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Der 8utoer-see-9eid bei Sat.
tponoe in Sollano lit gebroden nno
cine groBe Strefe 2nnoes lit lnter
MaIier geIesf.
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Or. 9omis 6irIdfeIo, Spe5iolift fir
8laien- imo @eidle9tsfraiifbcitan
lat iett feline Office mad 417-4Es
Gibbs -@ehGiloe berlegt
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Setatten u. Oblt=Baul1le. .

Yin aroBer Worrat bon Qigultrlln1s,
Gl6ens H[men, Gpeamores nalD onoern
Sdatfenbdntnen. sSmmergriin, Stolen.
Gtrd,idern Sebt Die Bnllm56ulz gr<
5engniiIe i'm Gan Mntonio 3lpeigaeiddft
bon GarnieDfs glnitim gimrIer1, oiffiea
gegetliiber her Poitoffice, ll1ter oeu
groBen S9iIo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-15

Sssn 8renbam itarb sSrau 9oni.
ie Holenbaiiub @ottin BON 6enrn
&olenbollnl, i'm sllter bon 76 Sab.
ret sic miro iiberlebt BON ibren
8otten, 2 Sodtern itno 5 Sobnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-15

6rauen etttlnaen elmer fleinen
2aitne, Inn fie eeaen cine aroBe SD.
prise ollssutanlden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-18
SOLDIERS ASK FOOD.
Haven't Had Meat For Weeks. They
Tell Swiss.

Geneva, May 1S-German soldiers
along the Swiss-Alsatian frontier,
chiefly elderly men of the Landsturm
have begun to ask for food from the
Swiss soldiers. The Germans say they
have not eaten meat for weeks.
Five German soldiers III uniform,
although fired upon. escaped across
:he Swiss frontier at RoderSdcrf. near
Basel, Tuesday. They were interned
at Berne.
The Neue Stutgarter Zeitung says
the food situation in Rhine towns IS
becoming intolerable. The newspaper
advises the Government to take jras-
tic measures to change the mode of
living of the people. 1t suggests that
cockiEg in private families be prohib
tied, and that the population be order
ed to eat in common at restaurants,
where meat would be servo! once
daily at noon and only vegeta. les IL
the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-18
$1,000 TURKS CAPTURED
Russians Also Take Vast Quantities
of Munition Sent From German
$. Factories

Petrograd, May lS-Morc than 37,-
600 Turkish troops have been captur-
ed by the advance forces of Grand
Duke Nicholas in Asia Minor during
the last three weeks. The, Russians
have also captured vast quantities Of
munitions which had been sent from
German factories and conveyed to
the Ottoman front by prodigious eff
fort.
The war office announcements OF
continued progress indicates that the
attempts of the combined Turco-Ger-
man forces in Asia Minor to stem the
Russians march have completely
failed. The statement. that Mosul is
being approached shows that an enor-
NOUS stride has been taken by the
grand duke since he surmounted the
mountains south of BitliS.
On every hand the Russian troops
rs they advance find evidence OF
Turkish cruelty. The Ottoman sol
diers are massacring all Christians.
Whole villages are left in flames a:
the Turks fall back. The Russian sol
tliers are feeding thousands of refugees
sharing their daily rations with stalv
ing women and children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-18
HOLDS LADIES' NIGHT
First Celebration is Given by The
Holy Name Society of st.
Mary's Church.

Before an audience that filled the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall,
the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church Of this city, last
night held it's first ladies' night cele-
bration. An elaborate musical and
literary program was given. Rev.
Michael; Gallaher of Washington
made the principal address, speaking
on "The Merits of the Holy Name
Society,"" J. Hadley Doyle, vice
president of the Holy Name Society,
of Washington, also. made a short
address on the merits of the society.
Francis H. Fannon, chairman OF
the committee of arrangements, presid-
cd and introduced the speakers.
During the evening selections were
given by the Holy .1ame Band. The
program follows: Recitations, Miss
Emma Hpbbard; solo, James Nolan,
of Washington; with Miss Ella Hill,
| as accompanist; recitations, Miss
Mari Lennon; solo, J. M. Dobie, with
Mis- Ella Hill as accompanist; reci-
tations. Miss Mary Quinn, Caesar
Aellio, of Washington, with Miss Ella
Hill as accompanist; solo, M. E.
Greene, with Miss Janet Gronau as
accompanist. A feature of the pro-
gram was the recitation of "Padrew'
ski" BY Miss Emma Hubbard, At the
conclusion of the program refresh
ments were served.
The committee in charge was com
posed Of Francis H. Fannon, chair
man; John A. Ewald, P. A. Kersey
Claude NJ. Lennon, c. Raymond He'll
muth, and Thomas E. Dyson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-18
CLASH; AT RIGGS. TRIAL
for Government and Bankers
Rebuked by Court When Near
2Firsticuffs I

Washington May 18-Thc trial OF
Charles C. Glover, president, William
j. Flathcr, vice president, and Henry
K. Father, former cashier, of the
Riggs National Bank dragged along
yesterday, but was enlivened by a
near set to between William c. Fits.
assistant to the attorney general, who
is associated with District Attorney
Laskey, and Frank j. Hogan, of coun-
sci for the defense. MIR. Fits aid
Mr.. Hogan, the latter being diminu
tive in size, but rather pugnacious in
temperament, have become peeved at
each other several times during the
trial of the bankers for alleged per-
jury land today Mr.. Hogan objected
to the admission of certain slips show
ing transactions between officials OF
the bank and the firm of Lewis, John
son and Co.
81 don't want to be objecting," said
MIR. Hogan.
Mr.. Fits laughed at Mr.. Hogan.
"That pleases Mr.. Fits" said Mr..
Hogan.
"If you will let Mr.. Fits alcne,
you will get out of whole lot ot
trouble. If you don't quit it ] am
going to make you do it"
Mr.. Fits had turned toward Mr..
Hogan and Mr.. Hogan placed him
self in an attitude of defense IA
Queensbury ,and said:
81 would like to see you do it,
81 will do it," said Mr.. Fits.
S.t this point Pat Carroll, the court
crier, called loudly for order and Jus
tice Sjddons, with some show IF
anger, declared.
"The court is tired and disgusted
with these frequent comments ard
a!lu:ions and hereafter if counse! ~
either side has any objection TO
comment, or any other objection, il
should be urged to the court. The
court does not want to have to re-
pest this admonition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-18
SOUTHERN BAPTIsTs ELECT.
! o. F. Gregory Chosen Secretary
of Convention.

Asheville, N. c., May 1S.-Ihe
Southern Baptist Convention, at the
opening session here yesterday OF
it's annual meeting, reelected DR..
Lansing Burrows, of Americus, Ca,
president and heard numerous COM
mittee reports, including one from the
foreign mission board recommending
against any union with other denomi-
nations in mission work. y. r..
Gregory, of Baltimore, was re-elect-
ed secretary of the convention and
George w. Norton, Louisville, KY,
was chosen treasurer and W. r.
Harvey, Harrodsburg, KY, auditor.
A plan to have the Northern and
Southern Baptist conventions next
year held simultaneously and in the
same city gained considerable sup
port today among the delegates.
Kansas City was urged as the logi-
cal place. The Northern convention
now is in session in Minneapolis.