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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

There is a prosperous look to the
we'll dressed man or woman. Have
your clothes tailored. made in style
you wish in your choice of Innings.
with 5000 materials for you to Sc
lect a summer suit from. We deliver
your approval suits strictly tailor
ed, $500 and up.
BELEAL & OLEANDER.
Telephone 27-X, Ely. Nevada.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
ST. PATRICK'S MUSICAL AND
DANCE WAS BIG SUCCESS

The musical and dance given in
Bio hall for the benefit of Sacred
Heart church on Friday night was
a grand success from every view
point.
Every number on the following
program was delightfully."- rendered:
Selection =. Boys Band
'lronelad March $3.50. Orchestra
Address -. Booth B. Goodman
Vocal Solo Selected
q. p. Armand
vocal Duet .......... Selected
Mrs. p. j. Kraus, Mrs. j. ]. Doran
Accompanies. Miss Madge sDwyer
cornet Solo .......... j. Monahan
Garden of Eden" 49,. Orchestra
Vocal solo-"sing Me to Sleep :.
7. Miss May Carroll
Accompanies, Miss NJ. Dwyer
Vocal Duet Selected
Mrs. Vim. Ankers. F. NJ. McDonough
Vocal Solo-"Come Back to Erin"
...- 49,. II. j tux
Accompanies Miss Margaret McEllin
Vocal Solo-"Perfect Day..
E. =. .....M Mrs. J. w. Russell
Accompanist, Mrs. Frank Carlin
Vocal Solo-.De Bist Vie Elm
Blume' 80. Cantor
Mrs. J.. w. Gum
Vocal Solo Selected
John Crookston
Whistling Solo ......... Selected
Mrs. ]. Sullivan
Booster March ....... Orchestra
Selection :. . =. Boys Band
At the conclusion of the program
the extremely large attendance en-
joyed dancing to the excellent music
rendered by Miss Dorothy Meyers
orchestra until the hour of II o'clock
at which time the enjoyable affair
was necessarily brought to a close on
account of the Lenten season. The
entire affair was a grand success
both socially and financially.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Officers Elected

OH1CPfS FTpTTFU
At an election of officers held by
the Loyal Order of Moose on Wedt
nesday night the following were
elected: Dictator, j. II. Carr; vice
dictator. w. j. Hicks; Prelate, j. H.
Hicks; secretary, o NJ Barnes; treas
urer. NJ. C. Shallenberger; inside
guard. Fred Smith; outside guard,
Frank Carr; trustees, J. f. Veal and
Charles Willoughby The newly
elected officers will be formally in
stalled in their respective Offices ON
next Wednesday night. Refresh
ments will be served and all visiting
brothers are invited to attend.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Has Gone to California

Mrs. c. B hence of Ruth. who has
been seriously i'll for some time. was
taken to Los Angeles Wednesday.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Matthews, and her brother-in-
law. William Painter.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

FOR ALE-At a bargain. complete
set of front and back bar fixtures in
1~rst-class condition. Apply at East
Ely Grocery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Practice shoot This Morning

Practice Shoot This Morning
A practice shoot will be held at
the East Ely grounds of the White
Pine Rod and Gun club commencing
at $40 this morning. This will be
simply to afford the members Of the
club an opportunity to get in condi-
ton for a twelve Sunday Tournament
which is being arranged by President
L. II. Murdoch and for which suit
able prizes will be awarded.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19


Calendar for the week beginning
March 10, the second Sunday in
Lent: Holy communion, 1880 a. m;
Sunday school. 9;15; morning pray
er. litany and sermon. 10:45; even
ing prayer and sermon, 1870 p. m.
Wednesday: Evening prayer. 4
p. m.
Thursday: Organ recital given by
Ernest G. Carr. 500 p. m.
Friday: Litany. followed by the
choir rehearsal. 1880 p. m.
The pastor is preaching a series
of m at the morning service.
during Lent on the general topic OF
Our Christian Warfare. The special
subject for Sunday morning will be
The Enlistment of Recruits"
At the organ recital on Thursday
evening Mr.. Carr will be assisted by
the Symphony Orchestra.
All are very cordially invited.
JOS. w GUM, Vicar.
The Protestant Church of McGill.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Public worship at 500 p. m.
Sermon topic: The True Aim
and Meaning of Our Lords Mira
cles."
Rev. Richard T. Wilton, Pastor.
Ely. Nevada.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
MEETINGS VOTE
WAS UNANIMOUS

CONTINUED from page one.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

WANTED woman to learn
shampooing, ranicuring and facial
massage. Az raom II, Northern
hotel.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
ThrGhurrtfs
u,r;s,,an Science Services.

Christian Science Services.
Services OF the Christian Science
church will be held this morning at
IL o'clock In the Record building.
Wednesday evening meeting at
eight o'clock.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Latter-day Saints Services.

Regular services OF the Latter-day
Saints win be held at 123 Murry
street. as follows: Sunday school at
1885 a. m. Sacrament meeting 1880
D IN. NJ. J.. MILLER.
Presiding Elder.
No collection will be taken.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Methodist Church Services.

Sunday program; Morning service
IL o'clock. Evening service, 1890.
Services will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-14
WISCONSIN AN
EXAMPLE or COOL
EE CHAOS REPORT
tcoNrlruHo FROM PAGE oMal

tcoNTlruEo FROM PAGE oNEl
progressiyism in national questions
Does la Follettc's popularity indicate
the strength of his party? Not at all
In fact thousand Of democrats are
going to vote for the indomliable
senator and lac himself while not
mentioning either Hughes or Wilson
in his speeches. is helping the presi-
dent indirectly For the impression
prevails that Wilson stands for the
cause Of human rights championed by
La Toilette
Wisconsin Is Anybody's Stair.
II is curious, mixed-up situation.
and the consensus of judgments OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-14

Heavy rain fell over tho southwest +.
ern part OF the state last night
Elisha r Stephenson has been ap
pointed fourth class poatnaster a.
Atlee.
Elisha somuers cotton farmer in
Tnlman county raised 50 bales of cot
ton on fifty two acres.
Al Fl Cobb cotton Is being aoia fof
lG l-2 cents the pound One bale
old yesterday for yit48l.
The new Catholic church WAS op-
aed for the first time this week The
burch uaa built by ubscrplion.
A fury acquitted I.aundrum Mills
4 farmer at chickasha yesterday on
charge of killing negro who 49,
attacked him.
| When an auto turned turtle nesl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-14

when ~ aulo larned tartIe nesf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-14
OIL LEASES AND PLArs

OF leaset and tosushIp plais Tor
oh men on sale at Leader office At
50 assignmcnts affiiagits of possess.
sion and affidavit % cash Aonaa
paid. An Of tho latest forms and
conform 10 OIL leasing laws
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-22

''tOreadOr" hat, the effect being OBJ
tanned by running wide fluted gros
grain ribbon around the edge Of the
brim.
The broad net ruff and enormous
bow of ribbon at the neck also are
recent innovations.
1.-The Silent Battle" now being film
ed. Lois Wilson, winner of a recent
beauty contest, is the leading woman
Lillian Gish is shortly to appear in
a rural Kentucky play, under the di-
reCtiOn of Allan Dwan.
We know a man who has his wife
so well trained he can make her do
anything she wants to.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-22
Dame Fashion takes her ideas
wherever she gnds them. To relieve
the monotony of military hats. she
has travelled far from the battlefelds
to the bull rings Of Spain.
The latest millinery novelty is the
MOVIE GOSSIP

Francis K. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne will soon be seen in Metros
big production of Romeo and Ju-
let"
1.-THE Common Law" will be the
first release by Clara Kimba1 Young's
own company.
Jack Kerrigan officially known as
-, Warren" will next be seen in
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
YrGltsinoiattelie
aennaro, Webr. b. 10. aus. 1916.

Som Oct oil p9re yOaniferen"s
2eiere befenot, bar 9ebr. areos
taIOt Yaitor Senrp Sperien ira
gortIono, Drain, til .WisiionsprGit
! aennaro og Omegn. Yaitor Sper.
len bar tnget moo aaloet % pil
blipe inoiat | embeoet Der Den 10.
aug. S ben anleoninl buroe ri
baus en- lille 8eit. Ger u. bliue
ienot priuat SnobpoeIie til iaa
mango al port oanite 6olf / Sen.
naro os Omegn, iom ieg fan iaa
Raunene paa. enopioere Iei1oer oi
peo oisie 2inier Snobpoelier til
ale omliggenoe Meni9beoer meo
oeres VrGiter ON at fomnle. Da
9aitor Sperien nnppe fan naa Sen.
naro isr iii n9unte cato, bliper
Der finn bolot Wsoer ON Senon9en.
sSlioipttelien oil finoe Steo on tSor.
~miooaoen 81. 1890, buoreiter iaa
Eoitor Sperien prGoifer til Ssi.
mesie. 9eriom Der life er Rlaos
nof | Menigbeoens airfe, 6oloes
oeiaa 5ormiooaesmsoet | 9pens
parf.
@eO 6riluitsmsoet ON Gitermio.
onaen pil Der bIipe en- Del forte
Toler al omboenoe Yreiter, baaoe
/ BET oanife os engelife Sprog.
9ao mig M iige til eoer 5 man.
ge 9enner baaoe / Blair, Drum,
6renront, o.i.p., iom bar alltomo-
bill: Som iii aennaro ben Ssnoao,
tag eoers Woofnrpe meo, ioa ipi.
fer pi noe UNDER Tr9erne. Der er
ogioa pasienoe 9og for Dem, iom
life fan fonlme pr. Iutomobil,
babe ira 5remont os ira Blair.
Oct pil opmuntre aennaroiolfene at
ie mango iamleoe, og oct bill op.
miintre Den me grGit og bans 5o'
mile at ie Snteresie for oenne ito.
re Gag. On funoe maaife ielp blipe
opmintret li6t, o. oct piloe 10 in
gen Sfaoe bore III.
@i ,bnaber. at Baitor arroerIen
Gang % Soerien bill tale paa en-
gelif, o. Eaitor Aisner o. Nnsmis.
fen paa Donff ON GitermiSoagen.
MaaIfe Sonsforet fra Blair eIIer
5rcmont funoe gipe Msoe os inn.
&c for os.
Galmebogen benpttes UNDER Ws.
bet.
Cub Taoe fin @ernine lpffes |
@ctnarS, og Cub eipe os en- goo
Dag iammen.
@. al. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

lSllmme1 al bet belle er inn, at al.
le, iom Fan oct, FIBER oeres BILLET
iii Ylieblo, Colo, Sur % Hetlir =
GUNNER e%reurion 3icfet. griien
pil bnriere noget. Sra 6renlont er
ben iom nnont ier $3.50. Sra
ct. Snuis DO. $500. Ger fon-
nler ogiaa nogle oerira). Nile Ne.
oes ri | Yruib. aae, iom fonmer
me0 II. y. 9n1en, itoar al / st.
Diorgan. Wianong Worgen eiter
areosmsoet beBDn0er 9iergttreil,
ooer DC fer nUunte Steoer. 5oaet,
Ri tagcr me0 ira Colorado Springs,
er oct iamlite Cog, JON ieret os
oper 9iergene heo til aoloiiiens
enemGrfer, iaa oi ifaI life Ifiite
5og | Pueblo. aompagniets eget
Cog oil meoe os peo @rGnien al
oeres Sano % isre os til 81. 9(co.
ito, buor ri iaa pao 2anofompoa.
NETS &egnino ipiier fSrofoit. Saa
tire Cages irit Opbolo pao 9otel
% frie aeretnre no oocr 9anoet
o.i.p. Sorsoog giten gaar Juren
tilbnge til glebto, boor bi onfom.
nler tioIig 5reoag Norgen. Der er
laa aompa9niets anipor for os til
enoe, % boer nlaa ieile i'm eget
|Sg. 6or Dem, ioni fan blioe, er ser
not at le % nDoe baa0e Der % |
8enoer; for Dem, iom ifal pore
blemme til Senoag, fan oct Tor DC
fleltes Teofon1nlen0e naaes. gu oil
Is forltaa, ale 5 mango 8enner,
JONI tpnfer paa at toge Den Eur,
at oct er ~nsopenoigt ior Rompoa.
MET pna 6orbaano at pioe, bpor
mango Der bIioer, iom eoar meo,
Tor at DC fan ifaiie 9iaetter til os,
6oloe Blaoier FOR os paa Soteaet
lamt BABE IntomobiIer nof til at
tage oS no omfrilig. Yriierl, pi
maa betoIe, or altioa $8.05, iom
lnobefatter ale ll0giiter iaa lang
|3io, hi er / aompagniets Senoer
ira Piieb!o tilbage oertil igen. Der.
lom noscn snifer Sooepoon ON
Ratten ODER 9iersene, Lao mig set
iao oioe, iao ser fan bIipe beitilt
|Seng / Sioe.
Seq ier life beore, emo at oct err
ct gOot Silbuo Jbe Sbeoo Snoeit.
ment 60. bar 9ioet os, lao os be.
nptte oct, % Lao os gsre, bpao ri
Tan, ior at De fan iaa alt oronet
/ 3i0e. 5 nlaa ooot meIoe eoer til
mig % ieg ifaI inoienoe eoers Rap-
ne. @enIig Silien, paa @cnipn
UNDER areosmsoet o9 pda 9ierg.
tnren.
". 91. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
1uren til 6anf lutb. &oloni
iSpo Colo.

5remont, 9tebr, b. II. Suli '16.
"a iee bar mootaget en- Del gre.
pe meo 6oreipsrsieI ON Suren til
Goitello eitate, Spo Colo, amer
ieg oct ior beOit enonu at gipe nog.
lie iaa O~plpsninser onaaaenoe ben.
ne Sng.
gilIetter til Eueblo, Colo, %
Hetur fan, it0en 9piul febes paa
nGrmcite Standardization uoen Sen.
Jpn til, hpao gane oct err. 8eo
minore Stationer er oct nsopenoigt,
at 9iIIetten beitilles nosIe Dage |
6orpeien ior at apenten fan ifaiie
ben ira Sopeofontoret. Soor oct
er muligt, er oct beoit at fsbe Vrl.
letten oper Burlington Houte. Oct
err ben gane, iom gaar inc til
9ruib. 5or Dem, iom Dor nGrmere
peo Union Paeiiic, OF iom nsoes
til at BRUCE ben gane, fan oct laoe
Tia gsre peo at itoa al Toget | st.
Morgan % iaa tage burlington
9anen tilbage til grnib (cn. 10
MiD. 3or iaa Iangt er oct let moi,
men naar ielpe 9%iergturen begun.
Der ON Wanoagen, Den 81. Mug,
bliocr oct liot mere beiu9rligt, oa
ale Dem, Der bar BILLET paa II. V.
ganen, oa isrlt ma til 1T. Dtor'
gan; oerira goar 3oaet SCI. 4,33
ON Worgenen, boilfei er noset ito.
ligt for Dem. iom bar oGret TENT
oppe Senoag Bitten unoer Wsoet.
Oct neite Tos paa II. g. ganet
gdnr ira st. Worgon al. f1,35
isormiooag, OF oct er liot tent, %
jeg ifal iige boorfor. Ibe Sbeoo
enactment 60, iom leoer os paa
0enne Cur, bar lopet at ioranitalte
en- mi asretur ior os runot on |
9enper % omliggenoe Steoer. De
leier en- ySiebt Seeing Gar" for
os; Den msoer os peo 9anegaaroen
! 1enper % giper os oenne upper.
Iige anleonina til at ie> 9pens
Sepproigbeoer uoen nogen iom
BELT llogiit for os. Otter en- goo
@iooag til % Gents Perionen
gaar Iiiren til COLORADO Springs,
9uriiternes elboraoo, os pr. Spor.
poat no til Wanitou peo 5ooen al
pifes Beat, o@iioernes SaDe" %
omIigaenoe Sepproigbeoer. vi ipi.
Ter Siipper | Colorado Springs og
oerefter ON Hatten soar 1iren pi-
bere ooer pueblo til aolonien. Gor
MI at iao iaa meget no al oenr,e
1ir Tom mlIiet ifutSe pi BELT ira
gruib al. $50 ON Morgenen
mcb Burlington ganen, eIler fra
1T. Worean meo II. g. ganen al.
4:33.
aan bette life orones t~iIireositiI.
Ienoe for ale Barter, maa ri ben.
te meo at reiie fra gruib aI. 10:45
Gormiboos % fraGort Morganal.
tt:35, men bette BIZ for en- Del for.
itnrre Dor Eur / Denper o. Colo.
Gisie Ting fan ri orbne
un6er RsSet I grufh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
9irfesans.

Gsrite Oplas al bette uomGrfeoe
lille Sfrift blep uoioIst | asbet
ai 8 Waaneoer, arbet Oplae er M
%frrSist, % inIses MI for iaa biIlis
en- Vris at oct buroe inc | etbpert
banYf Siem, fom Dor &irfe Itaar t
GorbinoeIie meo. Yriien err:
1 Gfi. .05, % eli. 100, 30 gfi.
t.75, 100 Gff. 800.
0anifb 2atb. EnbI. Somie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

Ter or Oos ingen eiusitilling
Tom 2anomanoens.
Sar 5 cperpeiet oct, 5, ser onrfer
Dor 9amle Mooer Soro9
So, Der er nof De Stillinaer.
bpor ser frGpes minore Irbeioe.
Ren oct or paa ingen Maaoe ct
@ooc. 0iteit tiff mo6iat.
3bi arbeioet ADLER 30 q II.
ben nemlig oct arbei6e, man
sGao % riff fan uofsre iom ri
Wnno.
5ortfRttes poa iioite Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

% aobeli ior ale mulige anifuelier
nen1lig. Man %ifen1er life IGngere
iierneite 9inoring for, at 9aptiiter,
Metooiiter, IOpentiiter, innit belle
Ge0relonSets religieie Montlr
~inolemmeS / Statsfirfeu. Omni.
bilien er iaa goot iom iprOig =
biIoe @ilb. Beef iagtens BABE iagt.
Der iinoes Ell Clogs Orfioe, ion1
al De inofsbte faIoes 8ampprblom.
item. Den fIpneer iig op 40 1r9'
TANNER peo 9iplp al 6ahgearme.
9enne Ylante iiOBiuer Ell mGrfp9r.
Dig bebogelig 0uit = om imiOler.
tiS er itGrf isuuopsienoe, iao at
BET 7nr, Der liioter liot ior lp1tge
til Den ifpbneipongre 8lomlt, oper.
mnnoes al Ssun % SGngieI eiter
Spile o. GLIDER tllng og Osiig neo
peo 1rrets ToO.
Men MI ilpnger Elnnten fine
ilonfe. ersnne arme on Dpret, %
@iIoet be1nnOer. Ipret pnagner al
BRIG mere. Men inoen lpnge bar
9lomitens blege 9Idoe antoget ell
pnoig, blso 6lsielsrs0me.
Ger er noaet bennoOi9t, tra9iif
beri. Gems Oso er en- onoens 9rso,
ogiaa / Gpre. o. 8lanteriget.
llnae Mano o9 apin0el goet oin
Bel 4as pao, bpenl oil eioer big
/ @oIol 9eroen lager irenrOeIes |
set onoe. Der err nnoeriunOige Ma9.
ter, iom ~tsriter eiter Dit uarnie,
inn0e S~ierteb[o0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

5orti9ttes poa iioite Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

9%rigSpriier / 1864 % MT. @n
9ammeI 6ortegneIie ooer, bpao Sta
rlp Sosn maatte leperc til oen
iienotlige arme UNDER 9rigen !
1864, iinoes iii. oHibe amtst. nog-
le Hrisopsiuelier, iom fan babe
iioaen Snteresie til SammenIignine
meo Triicrne UNDER oen nilprrenoe
&rie. oeoeraneerne itrafte fla oper
9ioen ira 81. Marts til 1. Iopem-
Der, oe ser bleu leperet $3.50, 5lnIi
o9 5airase. s Itisaeer Wslle bleu
fsbt Here Stlioe. On Stuo, Der
oeieoe 855 Tlrno, folteoe So Ior.,
en- anoen, Der beieoe 920 Tuno.
foiteoe 90 H6r. Gnoelie fsbtes er
armpeihio. Der peieoe 1880 go.
for 8 Iarf os 10 sfiains pr. els
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
TROOPERS stage MEET
At MILITIA QUARTERS
Troop A. with Large Group of Entries.
Carries Off Honors of Day at
Camp Ordway.

Athletes Of tho militia at Camp Ord
way showed their prowess yesterday aft
ernoon when a meet was held on the
drill field. Troop A, with large num-
Der OF entries, was admittedly the victor.
Batteries A and B also entered men. The
Machine Gun Company was the only in
fantry organization to enter.
large crowd OF soldiers and visitors
watched the events. and cheered favor
ite contestants. Officers acted as Judges.
Winfield Scott, Troop A, won both
the Ioo-yard and 50-yard dash, and Hitx,
OF the same organization, came out sec
ond in both. Colberg. Of Battery B, was
third In the loo-yard dash. and Head. OF
the cavalry troop, was third in the 30
yard dash.
In the tugs Of war Battery B won from
Battery A. The Machine Gun Company
was beaten by Troop A, and in Anal
match. Troop A won from Battery B.
The mile run was won by H. D. Smith.
Of the Machine Gun Company. time. $50
A spectacular event was the Roman rid
ing, entered by two Troop A men Prt-
vate Mac Anderson riding two horses,
was declared winner.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
TRADE BODIES FAIL
TO ARRANGE CONTEST
Decide to indefinitely Postpone" Ball
Game Because They Can.
Recruit Mascot.

The baseball bout between the Cham
Der Of Commerce and Board OF Trade,
scheduled for July q. has been indefinite
ly postponed.
Committees from the two organizations
met yesterday and Tom Grant for the
Chamber of Commerce. announced that
they had been unable to recruit a mascot
and suggested that they be allowed to en-
gage nine amateurs for the game. This
suggestion was unsatisfactory TO the
Board OF Trade.
Then somebody suggested that the
teams be composed OF men over S. years
old. This could not be agreed upon, and
In the hope Of getting some kind OF a
match somebody suggested q marble
tournament. This was taken under sd-
visement-
One member Of the Chamber OF Com
merce committee stated that such q
match was within the range Of possibil-
ity, and that It would in all probability
be pulled of in the rooms of that organ
ization-
Tickets had already been printed for
the ball game and several members OF
the Board OF Trade team who have been
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18

ravy, but expressed the opinion that the
program was too big. Senator Works. of
California. deplored that military spirit
abroad in the land and declared that
scare had been worked up in the United
States.
Senator Norris. of Nebraska, closed the
oratoricaI feast with a demand that the
program be cut. He said the people OF
the country were being deceived by the
propa gandists Mr.. Norris made a long
speech in which he attacked the muni-
tions makers and warned Senators and
Representatives that they would be
driven out Of power for voting such large
sums for army and navy.
The progress of the debate yesterday
indicated an early termination of thf
struggle and also indicated clearly thar
there will be very few votes against the
building program
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
NAVAL MEASURE
STARTS DEBATE
Senator Lewis Sees Japanese
Menace and Norris Finds
Munitions Plot.

The consideration In the Senate yester-
day afternoon OF the building program Of
the navy appropriation bill provoked a
debate that stirred the Senate pro-
foundly.
Senator Thomas. OF Colorado. declared
against heavy expenditures for battle
cruisers and in favor OF more aeroplanes
and submarines. Senator Borah made a
stirring speech on preparedness. Senator
James Hamilton Lewis then uttered a
warning against possible encroachment
Of Japan. declared there was a positive
menace to American influence in the
Orient, IN the Russo-Japanese agreement
recently signed, and concluded IN defense
Of big navy for the Pacific.
Senator Kenyon, Of Iowa, a paciist. de-
ciared that he was favorable to a larger
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
Orchestra at Press Club,

The Darktown Orchestra was added
last night TO the regular summer pro-
gram OF attractions on the root Of the
National Press Club. They played from s
o'clock until midnight and every number
was roundly applsuded by the capacity
audience. Hereafter the Darktovn
Orchestra will be a standing feature on
the roof IN the evenings,
Wed Under Park Arc Light.
Raleigh, n. C.. July iI-seated in an
automobile. under the glare Of an electric
light, in Pullen Park, Miss Eva Lee Day
became the bride Of ona L Horton. The
unusual location Of the marriage was due
to parental objection.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
MORAN BOOSTING CITY.
Commerce Chamber Head On East
eru Trip.

P. T. Moran, president Of the Chamber
of Commerce, is on a weeks vacation
trip, which will take him to New York,
Boston and Providence, r. l., boosting
for Washington as he goes President
Moran left Saturday, armed with pic
lures and descriptive booklets Of the Cap
ital.
A folder, prepared by the Washington
Railway and Electric and Capital Trao-
ton Companies, containing new birds
eye view Of the city, will be used by Mr..
Moran. Several hundred copies have been
placed at the disposal OF the Chamber.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
PROPOSALS.

oFFIcf o. TIE ooMMfssi0SEES. o e..
Washinsson. July u. isa-sesise proposals Win
b received ~ the ofscs Of the se-~txg 70 ths
Ing until oeloca D n, AUGUST "a isA for
Constructing resnforced coDcrr:s steps in Gsr1sA
Psrf. Southeast Form Of proposals. snd speono-
tons and pscesay irfornstiox may be ooex.osc
fron ths Chis Clerr o the Enrne~ Dsp.-tnsn1
Room e. District Bu.lcinx wsxAangtor D. c.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BRowNLow,
CHARLES ". KUrZ C1uamix.opea D. O.
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Coughing Fit Kills Bow.

Berwick. Pa, July 1I-Seized with a
severe coughing spell, William Breeze
S, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Breeze,
fell to the floor unconscious and died be-
fore a doctor could be summoned.
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Wed Under Park Arc Light.
ROOFS AND BOARD.

Ids ST. Nw.-LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUIT.
able for two ssnllensn; ooarsnisnt 10 bath; sood
teSA
l2e ST. NW.-LXRGE, ooXfORTABLf
room; southern sIposursi private h.thi uns.o<nsc
table.
ias ST NW.FYNGLE ko0W fEooND
nor front: convsnient 10 bath.
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IN training were much disappointed. They
are primed for q contest and 4 letter has
been sent to the National Press Club
challenging them 70 e game
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
DIED

WEITE-On Saturday, July i5, 1915 al her
residence, The Lenox, 1873 I street
northwest MARY ELEAN NOR
WHITE, widow OF John Charles
White, Baltimore, Nd; formerly
widow OF George whitfeid Hazzard.
Fourth United States Artillery, and
daughter OF the late Francis W. and
Msrgsretta Laurenson Elder, OF Bal
timore, Nd.
Funeral services with mass at St Mat
thew's Church on Tuesday, July IS at
Sa m Interment In Cathedral Gene
terry, Baltimore, Nd. at 1919 a. m