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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

have gone to City roimt to visit MIR.
and Airs. Isaac +. Adams.
Miss Grace y. lngc is visiting rciu-
t!veS in Roanoke.
j. w. llorncr OF Saltvillc. who has
been visiting here. has gone to Wash
inSton
Miss blanche A<crs. OF Pulaski. is
the guest of he: aunt. Mrs IL. NJ. bud.
ley
Mrs. II. NJ. Crowder and little son.
Houston. spent THANKSGIVING at Car
tersvillc.
Rev. w. H. Edwards. ID. D.. for four
years presiding elder OF the Methodist
church in the LynchburI District. ;ic-
cotnpanied by Mrs. Edwards. left on
Wednesday for Portsmouth.
Mrs. G. s. Parneu. who has been
visiting in Winston Salem. " e.. has
returned home.
w. VI. Johnson was in Fredercks-
burg on Thursday. He acted as best
man for his brother. John ID. Johnson,
Of Spout Springs. who married Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

mond Medical college. is spending Il
week with his parents here.
Mrs. Monroe Fuukhouser has re-
turned from visit To her daughter
in i.ihCrtytown. Md.
Nj. and Mrs. W. w Logan have re-
turned from Il visit TO their daughter
in HaEerstowu. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

isabel Aliisoon. OF Fredericksburg.
Mrs. I. w Freeman has returned
from visit in Wytheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl o. Slaughter. OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

no icb meiterc &ernlguugen ob6u'
iuortcn bate. Bis %neien iitbr id)
nit mcinem Oienittucnocu Slfi5ier
inn 9hlto. Nicr mur0c i6 inter Be
motbma in ciuem @oItbuis imter.
gc6robt 9lm nGdiicn Niorgeu lpltr-
Ne mir mitgctciIt, OoB mem SIuto-
mobil rcQiliriert rporocn iei. mobei
mir Gin &cqliiitiorSihein cingc6un.
6iat wiir0c, monoH icb ben @clobe-
trog nod 9eeuoi9lmg 0cS arie9eS
crboltcn wiiroc.
lin S llbr o6cnos 'trnfcu mir IN
Eborl cit NO icl nod l0ugereil I'm.
tcrlon0llngcu nit Ocu ortliAel
Somnauomitcn i'm S6loBgeidueuis
iultcrgcbrodt murOc. SSir luuroen
ollf ocriMicOenc 3innler perteilt. @ie
3inmcreinrid)tiug bottc notitrlidl
cincn eeiGngnisortigen @barufter,
Ood mrOc inns gcitottet, ims aitf ei-
1cuc Soften aus cirem Sotel 5it be-
foiti0cn. 9luf mcine @intucnonng
OoB id) cine llnter6ringlng in einem
@cfonaniiic nidt pcroiene onhpor.
tctc man mir. OoB ith IN Der Sto0t
3u3cit feline freieu 3iHner IN Oen
CSolt6duicrn heidn0en mo ooB man
lic5 oesboIb 3l euucu 9lot6ebcIi &c.
5lutmacn gcicbcl babe. Scr @onr
mmiNont nor G6orn tciIte mir nit,
0oB id in Oic Setting S6orn iiber.
acfil6rt WcrOcn uiiroe. rno boB ooS
S6idial mcincs Sbcritcn iu0
G6ouiieurs nod uicbt cntidlieoel iei.
,Sm Sbcrncr SdloB perbrodten mir
is Shutoen luorouf mir in Dic oltc
Scihn8 3olaioori gebrodt ipuroen.
Die @rndbrnis uor bier enc quite,
mir luorcn bic @ortionen fleilL 10
ooB OieienIgen bic teinc eieenen
Nditcl 6ntlslt 81 fur5 tomen. 9roi
pur0c in ouSreibenoer Dtenge Der.
a6folat. Nlorgeus erbieIteu mir
adiiee o0er Sotao rm 2 lIbr mar
NtitioGeiicu, 6eite1eno aus 5Iuci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
SnS SdnCcnlanndJcrt olS Soften. ~
Sclterr. ..itng. ynnniinrmmnun nor
eincm atS Sd)nec crbaMtcn
ySadIt6auic an ser Strppa.

Speiien I'M llbr nodnlittogs
aoffee <no lul Z llbr oben0S But.
tcrbrooc nit falteN 9luiihuitt
93od Orei SSoc6cn iuuroc i6 mO
mein Sbcrit nod Sd)loB @ellc bel
SouloDer ilbcrgciiibrt. lin nad)'
@eae 81 QelougeiL IuuB man @erlin
policrcn Ger 3ug troi in 8crlm
peripotet eilt iao 10 utilBtc oort 9e.
nddtet iuer0cn. Die 9ltlSipobl OcS
NotclS muroe mir eIbit iiberlailen.
Sd bot, mid ms Nutel Continental
iil brineep Nu 8iuei aeidloiiencn
Shttomo6ilclt uuO III 8eeIeihmg
5lucicr 0iii5ierc mn SolDoten mur.
DC id) ms Hotcl nebrod)f. PIN nod.
Iien OiorGeit i'm Z llbr torteu mir
Ole @eiicrrdie nn imo troien Damn
in 0eIle cin. @eilc oient sur Inter.
bringing BON 3irilgeiongencn.
Sroeoem piwoc icl lmO Gberit 5ec1.
ner oIS aric9sgeionaenc opgeie6em
crbiclten @ebalt lmO Nlwiten luiS fitr
ciaeneS @eIo 6cfoiiiscu. sSn Geae cr.
lrNltcn lid) ollie Sciangcnen elmer ee.
uiiien 6rciDeii. Sicr mar aud BON
Ncu @clougcnen Elm S6coter crriMtct
morOen cin Ordciicr ipleItc. monde
uergniigtcn iih i'm Seniisipicl. Nlae
@eiongcncu beidaitiateu lid ouBcr.
ocn nit Scr @rlernimq irenroer
Spradcn. Sic ruiiiidcr @eionaencn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

leruten oie oelltidc un0 sic englIlhen
@eiougencn Sic ruliiihe iuto oelitlbc
Sprad)e. gluc @eidueeuen ourIten
3ethmgeu bolteu luio 5mar iolhe
in oeutiber Sprnde, oieienigeit uber,
pelde ole OelttiAe Sprame niht be.
berribten erbieIteu 9latter in rli.
liider ino elelilher Sprade aus
9elGien uno @nriMou.
SD bin aus Der oelitid]en @efan'
geni9oft nod l1ngeren 8erbanolim.
gen lunereS 9lnBemniniiteruunS 5lt.
riidactebrt. 9ic &eiie BON @ellc gins
pieoer iiber Berlin 100 iol cine gtodt
5ubrod)tc Sn Berlin babe id1 nidt
uiel aeieEa:s. oo id uidt @rloibniS
erbielts IN sic Stnot Slt Qebeu. Bis
5ur idlpcOiid)en @reuse begleitete
mi6 eii Ociltider 0ifi3icr mo crit
uui Dem Sdiii crbielf i'd meiner
&oB.
So peit ser 9erit6t Oes @onper.
ncirS bon Sorfi, luic mir i'm Ser
Eetersbur9cr y9iricbemiia g9icoo.
mott" cttncbmen. Gr ite6t in itors
fcn ScNcnias 5lt 0en Siigcn6cridteit
oeS icilOlicbeu gllSlon0eS iiber an.
acolicb ldllecDte 9ebonOlung Ocr
&ric0Sgeiongencn IN 0chldlun0
un0 bat ionit ciuen 9eluiiien oofu.
mentoriid1cn SScrt scr Oic boSlpil.
Ii9en Seuocn56crihtc niicrer @co.
ncr Siiaen itruit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

bic Sou69enoorncn OeS AreiicS
4utno SD beldbl neiucnl @bolf
icNr nod &uino 5u iobrcn. 9lls id)
iloci @crlt Neiobrcn luar fam mir
Gin Battalion lmicrcr Srltppen euts
6cgct 9is Nitno poren nod ~
Merit Sniol0c 0cS SMuecltmlncS
mar Der &cg tdm su erfeuncn.
&loBlicI ici0ten iicb oie Spiscn eincr
0rliidlcn &nuollcric 9riNdoe. 9lein
9lltomobil bcionO iih 80 Shriti
pon i3ncn Is lpnr0c ioiort uniteat
mp Gin 0eutihcr N6crlt, ser Som.
lmiOair Der GriNoOc. teiltc mirnit
0aB id 0elouacn ici. @crciiS bier
lrogte en- miN tuy ans, iuer idj lcE
pobil lWo SIT luel6cm 3ued i6
neine Heiic modltc.
N|cinc glntport ooB idl 3iUiloou.
Ucrncllr OcS @onoeruementS &ar.
lcAdu iei. beiricOiNtc tbn oiicu6or
niGi lnO idj 6o6a ip0tcr in Ocutihcn
3eitlHgcu aelcien OoB e5 Ooalols
0elln9en ici lin mir Ocn S9nridjmlcr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0clou0cn3nc6-
mcn %n &c8lcihnh eineS Ciii5icrS
1pgrOc id In nlsiHem Niuto no1
Stltlp bci6roert mo lido ooulols ser
Stan ciucr 0clltidben Gioiiion bciou0.
SA uurOc OcW Niolipnsdci norge.
iii0ri ocr mir niiiieilte, BOZ ic6 bcute
uoM in &c0lcitmg cincs Ofii3icr@
nod Sbnrn bclorOert lpcr0cn piir0e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Su cnaliiaer Sricasoeiauecui@ait

Nv Nf'DfflNl~ y 49, y r ~ ~
tsorlstuus ron su . sdsH.
oideu Nfoucru Sen eusen 6uitcr.
ipaIten mo oen getualtigeu Glitter
itG6et mieoer oHSeiebeh lnto oer
ireuBDliHe Captain acigie mir cuicS
goges ouh sic teimeiie III Ocn 6cla
eebnuenen &eQer, oie I'M lcBtcn mo
erItea SSobr5e6nt oeS oht5c9lltGt
imO nelut5ebnieu Sobrblu0crtS
fran3oiiiGel aricgsgeiongcicn sum
9lufcnt6aIt oieitcn uu0 idl mlB ia
gent mir ipuroell idlrcdIicb uenpolut,
itn0 olle glomontit lit meni9lionS in
G0mbur9, peu @cfmieenenlehcn
pcaaeitouuuen. gSic idlon bdttc id
icet meinc @rlebniiie IdlilOerI tom
ncn penn mon iuis in ciueut lol
den ieitea Surm mic Oeu Ncpog uoi
gtrapa oOer menigiieus in cincn
NclienfeIler lUie icpe 6raH3oen Gu
gclperrt Bate Soein &CrlicGs OcNcn
@ittcriiGbe nan nit scr in Oa9
9rot chigebodenen mo 10 III 0os
@cionauis geldmlg9elten 5cile hl
milbiomcr str6cit 0urr66ric9t morolii
man iidl oils 0eni aus Ori @ettoedeH
QeoreDten Seile in Oclt lunteu g0b
nenOen icbiuarscn glb0rlmo 0uIab
I0Bt IN icHen 9lbgrlln0, no ms hos
idoue mo mitleiOlae S0hierleiu Oe9
&crfernieillers crmortet Tim lws in
oic iNiiee10en S2dlocr ino Scrac ju
acleiteu
glrb, 10 mas albt eS DGltc nibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
@outcrncur OOu 0orif ii6er icinc
WcfangcuCnjrlt

Ger fiber ScbipcOcn uocb &rters
burl jlirildgctchrfC iriilcre @onuer
nelW uor &orihml &aron Norii
BOT ibcr sic Belt, oic cr in ocutihcr
@ciongcnidoii 5uacbrudlt 9oi 0uH
&crtrcter eltcr ruiiiidcu jcitluN
cinilc ihierciiantc 4iitlcihmden gs
alo6t Oic mir iu &oc1tebcn0cn mic
Jcrocbcn:
,Sh bin 6eutc nod 9fABldu0 5f
riidActe1rtr io2te DER @olWerllcllr,
nimo criubr bor crit mii ticicr
Er1ucr, 0oB ipobreuD rlcner 9Ibpc.
ienbcit iibcr niih ollcrld ncrroicri
ihc @ieiolnaen in sic NSclt 0cictt
morocn imo, oic Oormif bulouslMls
len t6 bate MIDI sen Ncitcbcn Oer
r0ttriidrruciic craebcn Tieic ibred
ld)c &rl0uuolua bloibt oti Ocut
@GUiiicu ocrieni0en iiten bic lie cr.
oodt lm0 pcrbrcitct bobcn. Niciu C5c
piicn III rein por Goii Dor Ocn 30
rcn mo 0cm Snn0c.
IS mar mt iG. lioouu6cr y. g..
9loh am Sonnoocn0 9dtic icl uoN
@oli5ciAci PCS arciic3 @nMo sic
N'el0uia cr5OItcn OaB iiIh IN 9iic5
huM SSariNau 3cbnioalciOc non
GlhMtnincn aiis g&looaIducf O19
uou 0cn Tcltic6cu bcleet mar bcpr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

ten. Ter 3ued meiner Ecile mar,
0cn 9lnnarid DER GIiiMtlinae noM
gSoridloll onf5u0alten eos ia iolui2i9
Dcrcits uon 6liidtiuacn airs Sen pcr.
ldCicornel Crildaicn @olcns iibcr
fillii ipar 9IN6er0cn hattie iCb 0ic
9lHlic0t jmci Sdjorcitc mo jmor odp
0cs SilrIicn ]ioolnUil mo Oca Ncrrl
Sopnn4ti IN giebornp uuo Niulom
jii sepbiaW.
SD Gottc Ocn 0icuiihlcnocn Siii
jicr GRtrii 6cdJuer iolpc cucl
anriN ino nicnwu Gboniicm nit
mir gclpnlmon nu0 ellie Oen Sliidi
linaGl cliiAclen 9icicniNyn. sic ga
bcbdupicA iN G0ttc cinigc 6unOcrt
toiao 9iubcl init mir oui sen &'ce
aHlonuneL no0sn criobrcn ooB id
I'M gaWcn ulr HnGciobr i5 9iubei
botes (dclO bei mir iiiOrc. 80 rciiic
ioNor oAnc mciltcl Otgeu. Etb nor
in mcincr oiiijicllcn lluiiouu im6
III cincni aroBa Gcl5. Die 6hi6t
lilpc buucatcu iidl oui ser GDouiicc
ll NnB ino Mli @eid0rtcn nno scr
itopitcn 0cn @og M cincr S0lllc uoa
> II s&erit 9llS id 0cu 8Jiic6ilin0ct
1cNc9nct mar ii6crrcOctc i@ lie, on
lure sSohnorto Mrii,tNdcbgtG O0
Unit i9r GigGtun m6t ron duosru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

mcbr melig1ens nidt in 9'nalalio
lmo Heia @efdnglus iucr ebariio pro.
loild mir iraeno ein SouronahauS
nrittcr o0er piertcr Aidiic g2Nr ons
oic NauStilr pcrihIoiieu mar limo
0aB auf oem SreppeHtlaB IN ieSem
5todmert Elm bcpoinieicr Asyitss
mann iiano. gab lnllcrcr ScidAaniS
cincn ocr Code wiW0igcn 9lnitrih.
ht icoet ganoercn 9C5iebpK pap ts
pcitcr niCbt0 ais ciii, iebr lclllcAtGs
@olt lmO SpeiichdIlS, WoicIhii Bic
5nlollcu an GiniadDcit giabigIri
mo Saaatitat IN ieaa sedeMlaa
gcpoBnt muroeg Sif 0cR erielt 49,
Gen folll ms Dic 20s6e lc1r iAleti
lpmneil iulo all5N prtHhtir ndg
obcr oaS mar 1ur, iugit lpir. Dcn 0se
crlten alolle ocS 0anipjcrs pcsoai.
men mdrclL 1ic .Qlatrpice S,ersr
iNm- Nlc mir oo'ci9it vorioo0s1 eosr
0ie nodl linN oNtQmCu 1alouOtii ilN
ollc iehruoGl lnib l6otei lNlternblii
lut0 Gnci 6cruNtIitb pcil i;ecs ak
@oro and nidt 6alier iulA Helts st
loGar ldlledltcr 1e6obt Aobea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Npppfllc MratnIatipn.

olSroilillcrc Ncrf gMdihGr Ss5ts
aelcien o0B SArcsTr9lt C5rnaslia
%1nen 34siltinae aciineRit boiles.
p@ott beiuohre Scr 0Iiidlide @a,
itr ilt Solcf @tullcr idl 0ciBe s,n,
ton Niii0cr%
Mo 0onn 1rptulicr id5 ,NoNeA
crit rc0il~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

@r Ioa gou8 III 0en 6niieln scr
idouen SSirtstoc6er
Evening star., 1916-03-22
In the Lighthouse Service.

can't II. d. King. lighthouse inspec-
tor in charge Of the local lighthouse
district, is back at his Headquarters
in the Baltimore customhouse from an
inspection trip over the North Caro-
INA sounds. The trip was made for
me purpose of securing data regarding
aids to navigation wanted on those
waters. He will now make recommen-
dations regarding them.
Supt Roy Hankerson, in charge of
repair work in the fifth lighthouse dis
trict. VIII go aboard the tender Junt-
per at Norfolk to make an inspection
trip to the lights along the coast to
ascertain the repairs they need and
what new work is necessary.
Appointments in the lighthouse serv-
ice have recently been made as fol-
lows: Thomas Merritt. to be keeper of
the Bogue and Bear inlet lights and
White Oak river sta kes North Caro-
lima. William S. Collision. to be assist
ant keeper at killock shoal light sta
ton and Of chincoteague buoys No.
TO No. ,, on the Virginia st north OF
Cape Charles.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Building Permits.

Mamie F. Storey, to build garage at
69l4 6th street. Takoma Park; archi-
tect and contractor, Mamie +. Storey;
estimated cost. 500.
NJ. T.. Porter. to build dwelling at
1923 Madison street northwest: archi-
tect and contractor. NJ. +. Hamilton;
estimated cost, $3.50.
Alphonso Patten, to build dwelling
at 1907 Woodbridge street northeast
architect. W. x. Talbot; builder, !. &.
Foster: estimated cost. $1,000.
w q Wilkerson, to repair garage in
rear of 633 + street northwest; esti-
mated cost. 500.
Christian Heurich, to reDair store in
rear of 511 14th street northwest; esti-
mated cost. 1880.
K. F. Hill. TO repair dwellings at
2003- -07 Belmont road and 240U 20th
Mrs. Katie NJ. l.. Guide to repair
nue.. estimated cost. $1,000.
Fritz Eberle, to repair garage in
rear Of S12 e street southeast; esti-
mated cost. ss3.
W. ". Pike. to repair store AT 18th
and Jackson streets northeast; esti-
mated cost. ss5.
j. Fl. Osthaus, to repair dwelling at
1896 6th street southwest; estimated
cost. s215.
Mrs. Addie Cohen. to repair dwell
ing a 1928 12th street northwest; esti-
mated cost. $3.50.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
CAMERA MEN CALL
ON THE PRESIDENT
Trip to White House Offices
Feature of the Morn
ing Program.
CONSTITUTION ADOPTED
AT BUSINESS SESSION
Lectures Being Delivered at After
noon Sitting, With Banquet
Scheduled This Evening.

President Wilson received and shook
hands with the delegates to the first
annual convention of the Photosra-
piers Association of the Middle At
lantic States shortly after 10 am to-
day. This trip to the executive Offices
was the feature OF the morning, and
it was well after ! o'clock when the
convention got down to the business OF
its second days session at the New
Willard Hotel.
]. Z. Schriever. chairman Of the legs-
lative committee. submitted a consti-
tuition and bylaws for the association,
which were drafted in this city last
october by commission appointed by
the associations of the various states
comprising the midatlantic group. The
document was unanimously adopted. A
brief speech from the chair by Will II.
Towles the president. and the an
nouncement that the Chamber of Com
merce of Philadelphia was sending its
secretary to speak before the conven-
tion tomorrow to persuade ii to meet
in that city next year concluded the
mornings business
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Real Estate Transfers.

LANGDON PAEk-Isaac H. Bryant ct
u1. to Arthur W. and Josephine H
Davidson. lot 4, square $3.50; $40;
stamps, 50.
INGLESIDE-Frankl W. Collins ct
ux. to Elmer r. HUNT. lot A. square
2615: $40: stamp. so cents.
CENTER ECKfNGTON-Marie H. Farm
ham to Carrie f. Bender and Matte
f. oNeill, lot 25, square 1868; $40:
stamp. 81
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-Potomac Heights
Land Company to Minnie NJ. James.
lot !. square 1441; $40; stamp. 80
cents.
PETWORTH. Chalmers c. Beale ct ux.
to Neya NJ. Scheer. lot 9s. square 70
$40: stamp, 1850.
CLARK MILLS EsTATE-Bert T. Amos
ct AL trustees. to Annie +. Mcqueen,
part lots - to Is $3.50.
NO s22 D STREET NoRTHEAsT-wil-
liam H. Saunders ct al, trustees, TO
George \, Miller, lot 81. square south
No 1872 F STREET NORTHWEST
Harry r, Burke and Arthur H. Bry-
ant. executors, 10 Harriet - Turner
lot 30, square 29o; $4,000.
ADDITION TO ARGYLE PARK Eliza
lot IL. square 3713; SO; stamp So. sol
RICHMOND PARK-Hisht & Co to
Marie F. Allen; lot II. square 2os4
NO. 1853 y STREET NORTHWEST
Bertha c. Schulze ct vir Andrew, to
Margaret a. O'Brien, part Of Kings
Acre and part lot 1o2, square 1880;
SO.
lNGLESIDE-John c. kemmis to Dan
G. and Jeanette c. Vaughan. lot
Al, block 1s: $40: stamps, $3.50.
SIXTEENTH AND V STREETS AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENU
ORTHWEST-James ODonnell ct
ux. to John II. CLANCY. lot 4. square
south of 1ss: $40: stamps, $40. John
II. CLANCY conveys same property to
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones:
$40.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
DREDGE NO. 5 IN SERVICE.
at the sand-Digging
Grounds Opposite Alexandra.

Dredge No. ). Capt. Posey. belong
ing 10 the Columbia Granite and Dredg
ing Company of this city. which has
been undergoing repairs at the wharf
of her owners on the Eastern branch.
has gone into service. She has been
ia en- 10 the sand digging grounds on
the river opposite Alexandria and is
taking sand and gravel from the bed
for use al this city.
with the going into service of No. )
all the sand and gravel digging ma
chimes are at work. Two of the Column
ba Granite and Dredging Company
machines and one Smoot machine are
working on the beds opposite Alex
andria where fne quality of sand
and gravel is being obtained The
Smoot machine which was working at
River View mas been brought up to
the Alexandria beds
Many hundred thousand cubic Yards
of sand and gravel are used al this
CITY in the course or a building sea
son The bulk of this large supply
is taken from the sand beds in the
Potomac.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Repair Shop Cuts Costs.

the establishment by Mr.. Roberts of
'enair SHOP il Georgetown has II suit
ed il the Fairgrounds being provided
with better equipment and at less cost
than probably at the opening of any
previous season.
nder the present schedule the grounds
open at ll:io am. when the weather
permits. and close at sunset. with the
exception OF Saturdays. when the opening
hour is $50 O'Clock
II Congress provides i'll the forthcom-
ing District appropriation act for an in
crease i'll the number of employees of the
department. Il playground for white chill
dren Will be established in the south
west section Of the city after july !, the
BEGINNING of the next fiscal wear
Evening star., 1916-03-22
CHINESE REVOLUTION GROWS.
Gen. Luy Ung-Ting, With $4,000
Men. Attacks Kwangtung.

Gals of the Chinese republic associa
tion here have received a cablegram
from revolutionary leaders in China
declaring that a force Of 5000 revo-
lutionists under Gen. Luy tng-Ting,
military governor Of Kwangsi, is en-
gagged in attack upon the bordering
province of kwangtung. The com
merciaI society of the attacked prov
ince has opportuned its military gov
ernor to declare kwangtung indepcnd-
ent Of the rule of Yuan Shi kai, ac-
cordins to the cablegram.
According to officials of the asSocia
ton six provinces kweichau.
Szechuen. Human, kwangsi and kianesi
are now in revolt. The attacked
province Of kWangtung is practically
surrounded by these.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
History of Color Photography.

An audience of 800 followed DR.. c. L.
Kenneth Mees of Rochester in his lee
tUre last evening. dealing with the his
tory and progress of color photography,
after which there was an informal re-
ception and dance for the members of
the association and their friends.
About 1900 of the choicest specimens
of the photographers art out of thou
sands submitted have survived the re-
view by the judges Of the biz exposi-
ton in the large ballroom Of the New
Willard and are now on display. pend
ing the award of prizes tomorrow.
Two Of the judges are practical
photographers, and the third is art
ist with a knowledge Of photography.
Every member Of the association has
been eligible to send three prints of
any kind. size or style, as his best ef-
forts for the year.
The twelve receiving the highest ra =
ings will be blue-ribboned and pla ced
in the national salon, and the makers
will receive certificates of merit. The
burgh. Ryland w. Phillips of Phila =
lelphia and Harry schaeffer Of AL
toona, Pa.
A feature of the convention is a
question box in which delegates are
deposting inquiries concerning all
phases of their work or business These
inquiries are to be taken up and an
swered at a symposium tomorrow
afternoon. which is expected to be a
feature of the convention of vital in
terest to all concerned.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
B. NJ. Robinson. Aged 80 Dead

T. NJ Robinson eighty years old, died
Yesterday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Myers Reynolds. 1892 Illinois ave
nue. northwest Funeral services are
to be held tonight at o'clock at the
residence. The body will be taken to
Milton. Del. for interment. Mr. Robin
son was formerly engaged in the con-
tract and building business in Milton
Two daughters. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs
Joseph w. Buck, are living.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Schools in the Tournament,

Approximately sixty five schools will
be represented in the Fairgrounds base
ball tournament which began Monday
For the purpose OF this tournament the
schools are grouped into eight divisions
and the first games will determine the
ditislon championships. Following this
VIII ioch horns for the city championship.
"hicn VIII be decided about the middle
Of May
An athletic meet will follow the ba Sc
raii tournament. and after this the
grounds VIII he turned over TO the rou-
tine Of summer play
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Mrs. La Toilette to Sneak

The name of Mrs. Robert NJ. La Fol-
lette has been added to the list of
speakers who are to address the
Grover Cleveland community forum
Sunday afternoon at the Public Library.
Other speakers are to be Representa-
tive Frear Of Wisconsin and Mrs. Ben
ton Mackaye.
Evening star., 1916-03-22

crew tore up the wooden deck floors
for fuel and the exposed iron radiated
much heat that they suffered. sew
eral of them developing symptoms OF
insanity.
After tho cormorant had interned At
Guam it became apparent that the ex-
IRENE tropical heat aud necessary re-
strictious Imposed made living cordi-
tions aboard the vessel unsatisfactory
for the crew.
As result il was later suggested bv
The naval authorities to bring the Cor
morant and her crew to the United
states. Physicians from Manila were
ordered 10 ACCOMPANY The crew.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
BANQUET CLOSES SEASON
OF STAR DUCKP|N LEAGUE
Tempting Menu and Entertaining
Talent Enjoyed by Members and
Friends at the Raleigh.

With tempting menu and pro-
gram of entertaining talent. The Even
ing Star Duckpin League celebrated ITS
seasons close last evening with oan-
iuuet in the oak room at The Raleigh.
J. Marion Castell presided and dellv-
erred the address Of welcome. outlining
the purposes and accomplishments OF
the league with humorous references
to individual members of the teams
VINO had distinguished themselves.
whether III making u record or IA NOT
making orc during the season. W II.
I.andvoiet acted rs postmaster and IN
troduced the entertainers.
Vocal solos were sung. each to an
nundaucA of applause. by Miss Agnes
Whelam Roland Rodrick. Richard !.
Backing and Earl caThauh: dramatt tc
readings were given by William ;
shelby: number of short humorous
Ianecdotes by Maurice Joyce. the noted
raconteur of the knights of MomHs-
and several selections by the Eupno-
MIA Quartet. composed Of Messrs. COL
lison Moore Corning and li@nft ana
later in the evening by Mir. Wolfe. an
attraction at one of the local theaterS.