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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09
Additional Locals

If the Commercial Boosters Club
Is in fact a Cache Valley Club, boost
ing the varied interests of the val
ley, why don't it arrange an eXcur'
sion to Richmond on March II, of its
members, get a few pointers on the
big auction sale which is going to
be held there, and If it proves to be
a big success. extend the day anoth-
or wear to cover all kinds OF pure
bred cattle in the valley. In this way
the cattle and dairy interests could
be made one of our chief industries.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09
NAV BE Truth In Old SAYING.

More toilet soap is used on Sunday
than any other day. This would tend
to prove that cleanliness is next to
godliness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09

Let us not worry; Wen get the
earth sooner or later.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09
Classified

A SUITE OF 3 ROOMS for COM
plete housekeeping Apply &c East
Center. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09

SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE SIS.
1875 West Fourth South. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09

MONEY TO LOAN on farms, by
Stewart Real Estate Co. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09

FURNITURE GRATED. PACKED,
and shipped by U. F. Repair Shop,
80 East Center. Phone 726. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-09
FOR SALE
FOR RENT

ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
SO East Third North. If
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
What's Doing Tonight

Phlladelphia Prison Society 800 Chestnut
street; o'clock.
Team Owners Association. Bourse: o'clock
Philadelphia Real Estate Board, lIlI GIrard
street.
Transatlantic Society Of Philadelphia enter
lHnment ana banquet, In honor OF MARQUIS
and MarChionoss Of Aberdeen and Temnir
Bellevue Stafford Hotel; o'clock,
Alexander Hamilton Club meeting and dis
Cusson OF Scientific Business Buiidfng -
New Bingham Hotel $50 o'clock
Browning Society has "Shukespeara Nisbt .,
New Century Drawing Rooms: S O'Clock '''
Catholic Choral club concert for CathoIIc
Girls high school, Academy OF Music: s
o'clock 'N' -
Homeopathic Medical Society, Hahnemann
Market Street Merchants' Association animal
election bingham Hotel G:3O O'clock
Edwin Evans recital, Witherspoon Hall; $40
Peoples Rights Association. of DsIau,ara
county dinner Adelphia Hotel,
Coal Club Of Philadelphia. dinner. Adelpbia
Newman Catholic Club anniversary dIpnsr
'u' Nofth nd street; O'clock
Lecture. Americas Future Policy, ., Ia,
norman Angel Houston Han: S O'Clock ~
Halls 5 O'Clock. '''9P"0h
Reeeptlons TO Kensington Business Womsp
and Hancock street; O'Clock. H'ehue
Hahn Quartet, Germantown Association
Hail; O'Clock. 'e'9''0h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
SISTER OF MRS. c. Nj. DEPEW
BRIDE OF BARON JARLSBERG
Diplomats Present at Wedding of New
York Woman in London

LONDON. Feb. 17.-Another American
woman entered the ranks of European
nobility today when Mrs. Alice Andre, a
sister of Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew, and
Baron Wedel Jarisberg, Norwegian Minis
ter to Paris, were married
Only close PERSONAL friends of the couple
were present. The witnesses signing the
register were W. II. Page, the United
States Ambassador: Sir Ernest Cassell
the famous English banker; Henry Gre
Venkop- -Castenskiold, the Danish Minister,
and Benjamin Nogt, the Norwegian
Minister.
Following the ceremony, which took
place at st. Georges Hanover Square,
there was reception at Claridge's.
Tho bride is a daughter of the late
Henry Palmer, of New York, and the
groom, who Is 60 years old. is a member
of Norwegian family which is extremely
wealthy and dates back to the twelfth
century.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
THESPIANS WILL PRODUCE
LETS ALL GET MARRIED" TONIGHT
Well-known West Philadelphia Club Will Give Delight
full Play in Allison Chapel of Cooper Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church

THE Thespians of West Philadelphia
i who so successfully produced "Willow-
a., ,.;tIo car, .,I M'' ,iI go Nta,,,,iod
-, a., ,ui,,,,
,,I inls pay Mll' pe slNe, ,.i'I tm ni,I NI i,
Sht,,,ot, ,it, 'D,e Co., ,ho h,nntit Of tho
'ii ii,Ii nu,s eIei.'Iis 'o' '''e
nv, us ~, ,,,- ,..,,,,.,, II
- ne caSt VII i'[Iuue I, ., m.SS ,It,s So,o.
See'gS i as Eln'I ~ ,,,.a nI,,n, SIiss
IS5i,,, 80 90 Go,1ia NIcc:r,,th Miss
Madeline n Zore os Marjorie Miller,
Misses Reeves, Fries and Zane will he re-
membered in the previous performance
of this club, while Miss Hayes is one of
their latest members.
Mr.. Edward r. Williams president of
the club. will take the part of Prof Max
well Darlington, Mr.. George Seel VIII en-
act the part of Mr.. Everett PaEne, Mr'
Joseph Secl will he seen as the Kew sen
Jamin Morris, Mr.. Erwin l,attimer' OF the
Mask and Wig. VIII take the part OF DICK
ravens; MI, harrS Il; as :,
Ihe putler, ana Mr. , T,,Ii, H. r i,S
SaGk S!S.f roSteEI .,t Si,,s, ,nIos IN "Iv;i'
,.1'Io :, ,a.s' IN ,bis norTormonca
$50 80 ,.,,-
me nes p'anS p,iifaSo,tiu ii"nu %norns,n,,,,,
IeC"lu III ~ W 90 n,iaI,rl g. ,bo I,irt t,,.
~. ImU or,arigo tion and ,boir m
s',,o,tionohie ahiiifv In tho amateur theat-
r"oI'i,, rIn,I itme
rhis ,,aor,s dog show will bove an I'm.
,s,,oII,, dis,inguished list of patronesses
al ~ ,ybon, are interested in the Child
ICa,ero.io, tba benef,ciarv of the dfth an.
l,,,aI aS,tibi,ion Of tbe Kennel CIub of
I,iIodoInhia II yyiII no staged this vear
i,nhr,,ar,, 300 In unusuaIlv attractive
l,artars on the Ground floor of the new
h,,u1,,,,r an ,ho nnrtbwaet corner NJ oeI
la r','ost,,,,t streets
CIV
In additloh 10 members OF ',e women
ADVISORY Doard OF tL,e Ih'lu reuer"t'"'''
VINO are MIS- aired S'ense'' ~ vr"IIi''ai,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
NANCY WYNNE HAS SOMETHING
TO SAY ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS
Grandniece of Horace Binney Entertains Number Of
Women at the Home of Mrs Howard Lewis with
/. Exquisite Dancing-Theatre Party for Miss
~ Thayer

weeks. "
Mrs Emily Reading has left for Detroit
where she will be the guest of Mrs. NJ
PETERSON for fortnight.
The Plays and Players have sent OH,
CARDS for an Informal musicale on sun
nay afternoon, from until 6 o'clock. a,
the Playroom. AZ South 18th street Mrs
( Robert Farr Geddes is chairman Of ,be
committee for arranging the musical nro
gram which will include songs by Mrs
william H. Greene, who will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Clifford Vaughan Mr.
vaughan will also give several piano So
lections, and the other artists will Include
Mr.. Charles Andes Miss Nellie Wilkinson
and Mr.. Joseph Waldman, violinist.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Archam.
oault to Mr. IIlbert Black Grinth. of
Azusa' Cal, will take place in the spring.
The Jenkintown Choral will give n
bridge and dance tonight at tho Hotel
walton, at S:i5 o'clock The officers of
the Choral, Mrs. Thomas X. Obcr Mrs.
>. EaEleson. Mrs w. j. Wclhcnmnycr.
Mrs. Lewis Biemer. Jr., Mrs W. i. Hol-
mer, Mrs. y. j. Montgomery Mrs. Horace
w Munderle. Mrs. John Comfy. Mrs j. S.
Harder, Mrs. &. ~. Harvey, Mrs John s.
GaNlcy and Mrs. L. X. Dutton will be on
the reception committee. with Mrs Frank
Williams, Mrs. George Il. Clay, Mrs. AL
val Bushnell, Mrs. II. j. Porter and Mrs,
Arthur Smons
Tho tables for bridge have been taken
ny the officers of tho club and the fol-
lowing: Mrs. David l.. Short. Mrs VI. L..
smith, Mrs Clement G. Wheeler Mrs
Robert j. Milligan Miss Margaret Hctzell,
Hos, 4
pass, Mrs. j. Walter Buckley, Mrs
Charles II. Quimby, Mrs l.. r. Dutton
Mrs. Frank Chcsterman anu several
others
All the younger members of the club
are arranging parties to attend the dance
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McVickar have
announced the engagement of their sister,
Miss Mae NJ. Winn to Mr.. John A. Yohn
The wedding of Miss Mabel Marie kra.
mer. daughter of MIR. and Mrs George
Kramer, of Llandrilo road, Cynwyd, and
Mrs. Thomas Ross Allen. son of Mr. and
Mrs william Allen. of 1911 North Broad
street. will take place Wednesday night
February 23, at o'clock, in St Asaph
Church, Bala. The Rev. Harrison b.
Wright, rector, will officiate. Miss Kra.
mer has chosen Mrs John r. Lewis, of
PITTSBURGH, for her matron of honor. and
her other attendants will be Mrs. Stuart
w. Buck, Mrs. Charles Henderson Davis,
Miss Lefty Hansen. Miss Mary Savage,
Miss Katherine Schofield and Miss Bertye
Wnslow. Mr.. Charles Allen. brother of
the bridegroom-to.be. will be best man and
Mr. Stuart W. Buck, Mr.. John r. Lewia.
Mr. Charles Davis, Mr.. Warren Plummer,
Mr.. Stanley G. Kramer and Mr. Robert Il.
Kramer. the last two brothers of the
bride.to.be, will act as ushers. Following
the church ceremony reception will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kra.
mer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Chestnut Hill

The last of series of fortnightly
dances at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
took place last night. A nAmber of din
ners preceded the dance; especially at
tractive was one given by Mr. and Mrs.
John a. Harris, Jr, of Chestnut avenue.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Sill Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Haddock Farr, Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Brockie and Mr. and Mrs Howard S.
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brown
also entertained few friends. as did Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert y. Downs. Jr.. also entertained.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
South PHILADELPHIA

A dance of unusual interest will be held
this evening CThursday) by the members
OF the Inter Nos Club, in Kayoula Hall
1910 South 94th street, the proceeds OF
which will be donated TO ST. Gabriel's
New Hall Fund.
The affair is under the direction OF
Mr. Thomas b, ]. Kenny. Great rivalry
has started among several clubs for the
silver cup that is offered as a prize for
the largest representation, Among those
contesting are the Kirkwood Kayoula,
Haywood Seminole, Crestmort and ST.
Rita's.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Germantown

Miss Charlotte Brooke. of 1917 Pulaski
avenue, entertained at bridge yesterday
afternoon I'm honor of Miss Frances Syme
of Worcester. Mass, who is her guest
Among those present We're Miss Berenice
Berens, Miss Emily bakersfield, Miss
Ellen Knpe, Mrs. Thomas Harland, Miss
r, Topley. Mrs. +. 4. Henson, Mrs
Charles Brown, Miss katherine Bushnell.
Miss Florence Pusey Miss Mabel Pusey.
Miss Elsie Williams, Mrs William Stroud,
Mrs. Imhoff and Mrs. Bruce StoeYer.
Mrs Paul Denniston, of 5i3S Wayne
avenue. is visiting friends in Trenton for
several days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Tioga

The WesseX Club. of Tioga. has issued
invitations for a dance on Tuesday night,
in the Tioga drawing room. The com
mittee having the affair in charge in
cludes Mr.. Howard N David, Mr. Sam
uel +. Orth. Mr.. John *. Loughlin. Jr..
and Mr.. Herbert o. Sperry. Other mem.
bers are Mr., Barclay Fox. Mr.. Melville
Fox and Mr.. John Gemmell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Along the Reading

A military 800 will be held at the Old
York Road Country Club on Saturday
evening The committee i'm charge is
Mr.. and Mrs, II. D. Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. A. X, Mckee. ON the follow
ing Saturday. February 26, dance will
be given and the hostesses will he Mr.
and Mrs o. 3. Kesewetter. Miss Elsie
Smith and Mr.. John Robinson.
Mrs. Frank KilEore, of 1918 North Mar
vine street. Logan, gave valentine lunch
con Tuesday afternoon. Her guests In
cluded Mrs, Edward Large, Mrs. Thomas
jackson, Mrs. Frank Hart, Mrs. Harry
Curnow. Mrs, Frederick Krebs. Mrs. Will
lam Watson, Mrs. Theodore Knight Mrs
Thomas Poole, Mrs John Costello, Mrs
Robert Kincade. Mrs, Frank Gimbel. Mrs
Edward Skirving Mrs. Charles Firth
Miss Helen KillgOre and Miss Rebecca
Hart.
Miss Alice d. Boyle or Logan, enter
tanned at a 500 and shower In honor of
Miss Mary S, Bean, whose engagement 10
Mr.. Roy Clark was recently announced.
The guests included Mrs. Wilmer Kline,
Mrs. Frederick Judd, Mrs, Maurice Haas,
Mrs. George Sutton, Miss Sue Haeberle
Miss Frances Hurley, Miss Louise Guen-
ther, Miss Riley Bean, Miss Helen Bean
and Miss Della Hollock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Northeast Philadelphia

Mrs. Minnie Sacks. OF $50 North 2d
street, announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Rose Leah Sacks. 10 Mr..
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Miss Anna Cohen Miss Yetta Lands. Miss
Yetta Segal. Mr.. David Platt. Mr. Albert
Sturz Mr., Samuel Wallace, Mr.. William
Stolberg, Mr.. Alexander Salot. Mr.. Abra-
ham Weiner. Mr.. Samuel Lane, Mr.. AL
bert Gelman, Mr.. David Koch, Mr.. Ber-
nard Platt Mr.. Morris Tittleman. Mr..
Daniel Gill, Mr.. Max Tittleman. Mr..
Francis Itkosky. Mr.. Franklin Smith and
Mr.. Peter Platt.
Mrs. James J. Noon. of 5117 Thompson
street, gave n reception at her home in
honor of the sixteenth birthday ami
versary of her son, Francis c. Noon, and
his companion, Francis Il. Milan. Among
those present were Mrs, James j. Noon,
Mrs. p. Milan, Mrs. William j. Regan, Miss
Annie Milan, Miss Ellen Riley, Miss
Bernadette Eckhardt, Miss Sidney Hun
ter Miss. Anna Ward. Miss Alice Lands,
Miss Hlldegarde Gillespie. Miss Rose
Obendofer, Miss Eva Coleman, Miss
Edith Hoffman, Miss Gertrude King,
Miss Catharine Murphy. Mr.. James
]. Noon, Mr.. John McHugh, Mr.
Francis q. Noon. Mr.. Francis Il. Milan,
Mr.. John Delaney, Mr.. Edmund Tonllin.
son. Mr.. Joseph Fisher, Mr.. Clarence
Woodward, Mr.. Spry Sparks. Mr.. Herbert
Bowles, Mr.. Richard Obelman, Mr.. Clifford
Sparks, Mr.. Raymond Ward and Mr.. Will
lam Barrett,
The Tankel Club held its first meeting
at its country home in Clementon, n. j.
Mr.. Henry Werblum. n member of the
club. will give a stag" party to the
members this Sunday The following
members will be present. Mr. Robert
Pollack, Mr.. George Tankel, Mr. julius
lsdaner, Mr. Abraham Goodman, Mr..
Nat Saskin, Mr.. Henry Werblum. Mr.
David Vinicur, Mr.. Simon Kerschstein
Mr.. Harry Gaskln and Mr.. Samuel Frank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Notices for the Society page will Be
accepted and printed IN the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must b.
written on one side of the paper. must b
signed In full, with fuu address. and
When possible telephone nunlbeF must b.
given.
send nil such communication 10
"socir.y EditOr" Evening Ledger. sos
Chestnut street
Untesa these requirements are carried
nut - that Feriheation taay BE- posslble.
Che natics uin nol be puhllahed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Roxborough

Miss Dorothy Niekels, OF $40 Manuyunk
avenue left on Saturday for a visit to
Miss Anna Seal, Of Harrisburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

The Rev, William Fl. Laird and Mrs.
Lard entertained at dinner last night in
honor OF Miss Lydia Chichester and her
nance, Mr.. Philip ID. Laird. Their other
guests were Miss Polly Laird, Miss Made
nhe owens, Miss Barbara Vandegrift.
MISS Mildred Hopes. Mr., Tuck Janney.
Mr.. Ralph Assheton, Mr.. Cecil Bacchus
and Mr., Belin Robinson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Granville Leach, Jr., of
Jenkintown, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Frances Manning
Leach, TO Mr.. c, Harold Tiers, son of
Mrs. c, Harold Tiers. of Chestnut Hill,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
Along the Main Line

ONERBROOK-Mrs. Melvin Snyder. who
has been spending some time at the Hotel
Traymore, Atlantic City, has returned to
her apartments in the Montevista.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dawson, of 1853
Overlook avenue left Monday for a
months stay at Atlantic City. Mr.. John
L. Dawson, Jr., and Mr. j, Chandler Bar
nard have taken an apartment on Chest
nut street during their absence.
WAYNE-The next meeting of the Rad
nor township branch of the Queen Mary
Guild will be at the home of Miss Julia
Wood, OH North Wayne avenue, tomor-
row. Meetings of this association are
now being held weekly at the different
members homes, and the work OF the
society includes the making of all kinds
of surgical supplies, bandagcs surgical
sponges and everything necessary to hos
ptal equipment, also knit socks, mufflers,
wristlets and all manner of things, which
are packed in box and sent off monthly
to st. James Palace, in London, to be sent
to the Allies. Among the members of the
RadnOr branch are Miss Julia Wood, Mrs
7. TruXton Hare, Mrs. Kent Willing. Mrs
Murdoch Kendrlck, Mrs. John Harvey
Gordon, Mrs Nathan Hayward. Mrs. W.
w. Montgomery, Jr., Mrs, Harry G. Pot
ter, Mrs. C, X. Underhlll and Mrs. S.
Deas Sinkler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

bal masque will be given this evening
- the Bellevue-Stratford by Mrs. $. Nau-
Saih Duer for her Thursday Evening
Dancing Glass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Mr and Mrs. George H. Earle, Sd, have
returned from an extended wedding jour
Sey through California. and are occupying
.helr new house i'm Haverford. Mrs. Earle
was Miss Huberta Potter, daughter of
Mrs' Jonathan Bailey Browder, OF Chest
nut Hill before her marriage in January
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Mrs, Horace Binney Hare will entertain
dinner this evening at her home 100
South 92d street.
MI and Mrs Thomas A. Scott Thropp,
y vn ~ South 18th street. have gone to
pnsshlhston to attend the BeauX Arts
Sall there tonight.
yMrs MIS- Thomas Fl, Fenton and Mrs. j. B.
" bld!aek OF 1873 Spruce street. will be
nome this afternoon, from 4 until 8
eeioeh Miss Helen Buchanan will sing
sha Mr2. Carl DoeTng will play,
Mrs Robert Martin Williams, OF 2Ols
co msinut street gave luncheon OF 12
Miss Helen Louise Coates will receive
HIormally at her home, 100 South 2lst
street, this afternoon, from 4 until 8
Ns4oeA' No cards have been sent out,
MISS Al. A. simeox sailed on the Baltic
ISL week for an indefinite stay abroad.
AIS Georga Emlen stare. OF Radnor, Is
ttips9sinS ti a week at the chalfonte, Attain
fifs charles starr. Of Hayerford ae-
,nieanied by Der small daughter Miss
iaHS las STAR has retufned 70 her
pope from Raitlmore ahere she sas the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Mrs Horace Binney Hare will entertain
dinner this evening at her home, 12O
South 22d street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

Mrs. Grace Won Smettew. of 4ls North
Sd street is visiting her mother, Mrs. s.
Meyer of Harrisburg. ,-5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
West Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs William Weber Johnson,
OF lois South 45th street, have issued In
vitations for a dance on Friday. March .,
at $3.50 o'clock, at the Phllomuslan Club
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
ELECTRIC flag TO TOP
MAST OF OUTING BOAT
Retail Merchants Arrange Patriotic
Feature for Trip Starting
Next Saturday.

With "Old Glory electrified at the top
mast of the steamer Three Rivers, the
business boosters of the Retail Mer-
chants Association will steam down
Chesapeake Bay next Saturday night for
the third annual outing Of the organi-
Zation.
Carrying out President r. P. Andrews
suggestion for electrical displays Of the
American flag, Chairman Henry Lans-
burgh has secured the cooperation of ].
c. Mclaughlin, general manager Of the
Potomac Electric Power Company, who
will supply the flag to be used on the
outing. This display OF "Old Glory in
electric bulbs will not only be a patriotic
inspiration for the business men, but
will naturally attract a great deal Of at
tention along the route of the steamer
Three Rivers in Chesapeake Bay, Po-
tonac River. and its tributaries.
The participants in the booster trip are
laying in big supplies Of souvenirs for
distribution at the twenty-six points to
be visited by the steamer Three Rivers,
as well as among the boosters them
selves Secretary Charles J. Columbus
announced yesterday that a baggage car
had been arranged for to carry the
paraphernalia of the boosters, which will
include, piano, Victrolas, an organ, prop
critics for the various skits that will be
pulled on on board the steamer, and the
baggage Of the business men.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
honest VOTING
ORNOENVOYS
F. J. Hogan Says City Is Not
Entitled to Delegates if
Voters Are Crooked.
CALLS PRIMARY FRAUD
Ballot Boxes Still Locked Up and
Guarded Pending Action by
Board of Judges.

II shall inform the Republican ma
tional committee that unless We have
legal suffrage in the District 1t would
be better for the party not to allow the
District to have representation in con-
ventions.
So spoke Frank J. Hogan yesterday
afternoon in discussing Fridays primary
and various happenings that day
Il am as certain that I was elected
as I am that I am standing here this
minute" he continued, and II the votes
that were really cast are counted l Will
be declared winner, together with DR..
Edward Williston.
"One cannot conduct a fair primary
for any party unless there is legal ma
chinery to stand guard and punish those
who sun the ballot boxes or throw them
away without their contents being count
ed. went into this fight in an endavor
to have a clean election, out l must
admit that II was about the rottenest
that the District has ever seen"
Members Of he Miller-Chase and Brad
shaw-MarshaI tickets likewise claim
frauds in the elections. All three Of the
factions say they were legally elected.
so that only the counting Of the ballots
can decide The ballot boxes are locked
in the double-combination vaults OF
George Gertman, member OF the returning
board, and police protection is being
given this vault both day and night until
the boxes are opened and counted.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
TO WORK FOR D. c. AERO.
Admiral Peary and "UncIe Joe" win
Speak at Militia Meeting.

Rear Admiral Robert z. Peary. U. S.
N, who celebrated his 6Oth anniversary
yesterday. and Uncle Joe" Cannon. who
was signally honored yesterday by the
House, which celebrated his SOth year.
will be the principal speakers at the
meeting Of the National Guard committee
Of the Chamber Of Commerce in the
rooms Of the chamber at noon tOmor-
row
This meeting will consider the Peary
plan Of providing the District with a mill
tary aeroplane. Chairman Wilfeld Jones,
of the committee, will preside.
Mai. ]. c. Castner, adjutant general OF
the District National Guard; John Hays
Hammond, jr., and others on the board
Of the National Aerial Coast Patrol Com
mission, will address the gathering.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
CONVICT SERIOUSLY STABBED
Sing Sing Inmate Badly wounded
by FeIIow-PrisOner.

Ossining. n. Y, May 6-Sing Sing
prisons population was greatly agitated
today over an encounter in which
Charles Martin, a convict, was stabbed
md seriously wounded. He lost much
blood and may die.
Martin was employed in the shoe
shop and got into an argument with
william Riley. Riley. who is serving
a term for burglary, stabbed Martin
In the face, cutting him from the nose
down to the back of the ear, making
an incision eight inches long. Mutual
welfare League members beat up
Riley.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
CoURTMARTIAL FOR GERMANS.

Milan, May "a dispatch from Zurich
to the Secolo states that three superior
officers who had been in command at
verdun were court-martialed and shot at
Leipsic. They were accused Of having
failed to execute a charge and permitting
the men to remain in the trenches.
The prisoners declared in their defense,
the dispatch says, that their men, when
ordered. refused to attack, but the OFF,
GERS were accused OF not having known
how to enforce orders, with the result
that the French captured the German
franches