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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

RAN 2,6l4 POINTS At
BILLIARDS WITHOUT MISS.
CHICAGO, Feb. a. Mark
Gallon mndc Whist Thursday IL
regarded as Il worlds record N
straight roil billiards nj local
billiard hail In threee nights play
Gallon ran 1884 before missing
shot. leading the former record
OF 2,572 made by Harvey McKen-
mn IN Boston In 1857 The now
mark was made ON a five hy ten
table and VIII stand ns official,
according TO experts. Gallon be-
gan the run Friday night when
he made 1000 on SUNDAY he
. rnn annther 1000 and last night
counted 63l before missing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

" thcy read tho daily paper
In the land where spirits capcr
There one who mourns I've over.
looked un aro."
And b, gunNs upon hs tuuoN0D
While The shades around him rhurk'e
AZ the settled look of gloom upon hiF
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

to Tung-ting lake. Here we will fol-
low another steam by flatboat as far
as we can get toward Wai-Chau prov
ince.
"This province is one of the wold-
est and most difficult to enter In Chi
ma. There are no roads and few in
habitants. The country is mountain
Gus and rugged This will be teh main
field for our work on this trip, Though
we probably will push on into the
province of Yunnan, unless the revo'
luton that has recently broken Out
there makes it too dangerous. We may
even go into Tibet.
"All this country is semi-tropical-
cold in the mountainous regions ans
warm in the valleys. This part OF
Central Asia probably formed tho
birthplace of the human race"
Few women have ever undertaken
Journey so extensive and hazardou!
as this. Mrs. Andrews has inherite;
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
NNNNNNHNINNTNNNAnNNaMNNl
By BRIGGS

an adventurous disposition. She is the
daughter of Henry Borup, U. S. A,
cnd the sister of the young Arctic
explorer, George Borup, who was
drowned on Peary's North Pole expe-
dition. Though Roy c. Andrews is
still young, he has gained a reputa-?
ton as a naturalist and has twice en-
circled the world His companion, Ed
nund Heller, besides his trip with the
Roosevelt African expedition, has been
with one of Paul Rainey's expeditions
and has just returned from the Yale
Peruvian expedition.
"Animal life of Central Asia is Of
the greatest interest to the scientist"
Andrews added "Most of the larger
animals of the North American con-
tinent have their ancestors there. The
mountain sheep of the Rockies, the elk,
the moose and the buffalo migrated
/ 1orthward through China and crossed
Bering strait in the days when the
strait was dry land"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
EXPLORER
AND BRIDE START FOR
= CHIN ESE JUNGLE
(By United Press)

Yokohama, April 11.-Roy c. An
drews and his bride arrived here to.
day from New York and San Fran
cisco on the steamer Tenyo Maru,
equipped and ready to start on their
long honeymoon trip and tiger hunt
through the remote wilds of western
China. Little Mrs. Andrews probably
is the first white girl to go inta such
q land, on such a mission, for her hon
eymoon.
Andrews is in charge of the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History's Ash
attic geological expedition, and he and
his bride are to bring back with them
tigers, leopards, elephants, specimens
Of the rare "snow leopard" and "huge
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
Seeley Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Pace of Calex-
leo were weekend visitors at the home
Of ]. c. Vaughn.
The w. c. T. U. held a very profit
able meeting On Wednesday, the reg
ular meeting day. Much work was
planned and several new members
joined. The W. c. T. U. will give an
entertainment at the Wideawake
schoolhouse Tuesday evening, April
IS. All are invited. A silver offer
ing will be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan enter
tanned Sunday, April 9 in honor of Mr..
Hogan's birthday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Vaughn and son
Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hull and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Goddard and
daughter Laura. All sat down to an
elegant dinner.
Mrs. J. c. Vaughn and Mrs. Leo
Leibert visited Mrs. Mike Leibert last
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

Maltese brown man-eating tiger to-
Cether with many other wild beasts
of the Chinese jungles and mountains.
Mrs. Andrews is the photographer
Of the expedition. She carries new
motion picture camera, invented by
Carl Akeley, African explorer and ele-
rhant staer. She also will take color
pictures of animals in the mountains
OF China.
"We will go right into the field Of
tiger hunting upon our arrival in
China" said Mrs. Andrews, "and if we
are fortunate we will send some fine
specimens of the man-eating tiger to
the Museum. If our hopes are full
filled the members of our party will
begin to look for big game about the
second week in May. Our schedule
calls for a year of actual work in the
field"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
MAINLY PERSONAL

The annual meeting of the S. H.
Embury estate was held yesterday
and Mrs. Embury and others inter
ested were here from San Diego and
Los Angeles.
Miss Beatrice Booher has completed
her course of study at the State
Normal School in Los Angeles and
has returned to the valley to visit for
a short time with her relatives here
and in CaleXico.
Monseigneur Eummelon, in charge
of the Catholic parishes of this val
ley during a good portion of the pio-
neer period, but now of Santa Ana,
IS reported by the Brawley News as
visiting that city yesterday,
J. H. Meridier, one of the cotton
experts in DAILY Brothers office, will
leave Saturday for New Orleans,
where he will remain until Septem-
her 1, returning with the opening o.
the next cotton buying season.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

At Pekin the expedition will obtain
letters to the viceroys of the differ
cnt provinces in China. Around Foo
chow, a large city on the coast be-
tween Shanghai and Hongkonk, the IT,
Ger hunting will begin, for it is III
this region the tiger abounds.
"From Pekin," said Andrews, 1--WE
will sail down the coast to Flu Chau,
in Flu Kien province. Here Mr.. Heller
and Perry Caldwell, a missionary, will
;oin us for a hunt through the Bo-
hea mountains, some 800 miles in
land from the Strait of Formosa'
There is big game in this region and
we should obtain some valuable and
new specimens.
"From Fu-Kien my wife, Heller ano
I will go up the coast to the mouth
cf the great Yangtse river by steam
er. which will take us up the Yangtse
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-15O bronze turkey eggs
for Matching. Tel. CIV. Imperial
Valley Seed and Plant Co. 29i
FOR SALE-Three extra good cows,
giving and gallons Of milk, 1A2
to IA pounds butterfat each. Frank
Jones, 2 miles south near Bert 1r-
win ranch. x293
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

How about that headache? See Dr..
Hutchison, Valley Optician, at FL
Centro hotel tomorrow. He will be
at Brawley next Friday. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

Brad's Smoke Shop for fresh Ci
gars and Tobacco. Wholesale and re-
tail.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

Pianos moved all over the Valley by
Ed Royce Transfer and Stage Co., 632
Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dorsey S. Clawson, 80, and Eva NJ.
Baker, %, residents of Brawley.
Rafael Gotta, %, and Guadalupe NJ.
Ceseena, 19, both residents of Calex-
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

DR.. Edward Metzger, Dentist
Rooms 8 and 4, Ell Centro National
Bank building.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
M. J. Tilley Appointed-The dir

Furnished Housekeeping Apart
ments, $40 per month. 638 CONNER
cial. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

DR.. W. E.Lyons, Osteopathic Physician
1916 Dunaway Bldg. Phone 145.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

Get your Ladies Home Journal, Sat-
urday Evening Post and Country Cen
tleman at Brads Smoke Shop.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11
CITY AND VALLEY

Ladies' Aid Wednesday-TheL Ladies
Aid Society of the Catholic church
will meet at the home of Mrs. ERIN.
ger at SIS Hamilton avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Suffers From Appendicitis-Jean
Stevenson, daughter of Donald r.
Stevenson of Imperial, is in St. Thom-
as hospital suffering from append
citis. An operation ,;.il probably be
necessary.
Palace TOmOrrOw-The Palace The
atre announces a fine Triangle pro
gram for tomorrow-Douglas Fair
banks in Double Trouble" five-part
feature, and Fred Mace in "A Jani-
tors Wife's Temptation" a two-pal [
comedy.
Looking for Shipper-The Los An
geles store of the Coachella Valley
Produce Company on March Is re-
ceived sack of green peas shipped
from Ell Centre to A. L. Martin, with
the name of the shipper not legible.
The produce company is trying to
identify the shipper.
Entertain Weekend Guest-Mrs. c.
K. Cooper and Mrs. c. E. Coggins en-
tanned Friday in honor of Miss Meta
Harms of Los Angeles, the weekend
guest of the former, at the home Of
Mrs. Cooper at 554 Holt avenue. About
Is guests were present. The home
was beautifully decorated in pink and
white and dainty refreshments were
served the guests.
M. ]. Tilley Appointed-The direc-
tors of Water Company No. yester-
cay appointed NJ. J. Tilley superin-
tendent, to succeed G. E. MacCormac,
resigned, effective April 10. Mr. Til
lev has for six years been assistant
superintendent of No. and has thor
ough knowledge of the needs of the
mutual companies and the irrigation
practices of the valley. The directors
studied long over the suitability Of
several candidates for the vacancy be-
fore deciding on Mr.. Tilley.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-11

DR.. H. c. Atwood, Osteopath, El Cen
tro Bank building.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
Mn .Sibldlaa aeiturben.

Ser ettua oreiBigiabrige Mar
4abl, Ser in go. 302 0ltl. 2. Strabe
cine Defamation betreibt, 1puroe ge=
iterr Ibenb 5rpiid)en 10 ullo II llbr
bon Ser &iBc iiberman1t. Man tele=
pbonirte llah ser Ioli5eiitation. 9ie
Goli5ilten &ilrnp ltnb sgfibop b%egabell
iid I'M sllltomobil oes @oli5eidefs
nod Eabls 4aas, nit Der slbiidt, NIT
bem Jog. uNlllnotor" oil Dem 8elil1-
mrngsloien @ieoerbelebu1gsperlll d]e
allsltitellen. Gle 1beorie, Dob &abl
pergiftet moroen lei, ooer iih pergif=
tet ba6e, taubte altf. Die Eolisei falb
eil1en to0tell Damn Dor, Ser nidt
mebr 81 retten NOR. Scr Coroner
marc benadri6tiet, ser eilte1 6aa
bon @%er5id)lag, ieOeaialls Ourd Sic
iibermaBige @iee perllrladt, feltltell=
tie. Die 2eide m1roe nod &l1nge's
gtablilIenent iiberfiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
GbmarS &c 2arsic beim @aben
crtrmmfen.
8arliert in Ser Nabe ser 3ilnmer=
mann @orfs Das 2eben.

goparo Dc 2areie, mobnbaft i'm
1900 8lod Ser Z. StraBe, lpollte
gelterll giadnittag in 8ettenoorf ba=
Ben. gr aillg binter Ser 3imnner=
man'idel gilengieberei ms @aIler.
Mi6t melt ppm liter entlpidelt Ser
Stub BORT cine ltarfc S%tronnlng.
Son bielr marb 1eSaraie plobli6 err
taBt mo fortgeri1len gtlidc Ml1gen=
5el,gell, Die Gettungsperillde mad)=
ten, fonnten Ben Sinfenben niht
mebr erreid)en. Man %telepbonirtc
nad) Ser Eoli5ei llno Goli5ei Gbei
8oettder uno S6eriif gdharot fllb=
rem lpfort naf g%ettenoorf. Sic nob.
men 9afcl llno lonitiae Nett1l,gsap,
parate nit. SIS ltelte 1i6 beral1s, Dot
Die Stromung ben grtrl11feneu ihon
apeit. fortgeriilen baben mlbte. Sic
2eid)e mar beute Gorntittag nod
rift g%efunoen moroen. Ge2argit
lpar lriiber sngeltelter OH ser Mil.
mallfee : 8abr lll1b bat 5ulcbt in Ser
bieligen Irlenal : @arfItGtten gear.
beitet. ST mar pcrbeiratbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

ldon SIT friiber Morgenitnnoe Ser
befannte 8un6esbe5irfsridter Soar
tin 6. @aoe bon Soma GitD ul1O Der
ldon I'M Sitter BON iiber adt5ig 2en5e
lteben0e, I'M 9att5en 2anoe befannte,
beliebte unb gead)tete @r5biifof BON
Soint Saul, Sobn Srelan0, OH, 0en
ll1pergeBlid)en Mbeno beldlieBeao.
gn bieier Stelle mllB Der Wiler.
.@otel Company, melde Oas SerDiren
Der Speilen etc. arrangirt bate, tpie
all6 Stto's &apeae, Die iibrtgens Die
Geoaftion bon Ser Gemofrat" am.
gfahmittage 0nrd elm stalroden, bei
Oem Dur 3apenport" geipielt mltrs
6e, beebrt batte, ppne I%nerfennung
fir Die 10 bor3iiglid geleilteten Diem
1te ge5ollt meroen. Die anigbts Of
Columbus baben nidts llngetbm1 &C.
laiien, mas 5ur geri60nerl1ng 0es
sSeltes ~beitragen fpnnte. Sic auBerlt
geidmacfpoQ gebaltellen Grogramne
init Ser fleinen 1eioenen Iagge, Sic
ipnnberid)6nen Sollpenire in Geltalt
bon @riei1ffnerrt, oie photograph
Iide 8rllppenbilbminabmte Die aplll1=
oerbare, tint japanilden Stile gebal-
|tene Mnsitattung oes &Dlolieums,
6as crltflailige &iiblipltelm oas ber=
pprragenbe Menl,, Die gl,ten 3ignr=
rem, ia lelblt Sic groBen gisblods NIT
ben eingefrorenen amerifanijden
5laggetL Die ppr Ser giugaltgst6iire
6es &oloiielm ltal1oea, mad)ten Dos
Set 81 eil1em burdiblagenoen Or
folg. Gin jeocr, Ser iid alt Der
Teltli6feit betbeiligte, miro mobl ME
Isle idonen Stunoen Dergelien, oie>er
linz areiie Ser &ol1lnbusritter per-
left fat.
.Daoenport Iirlt". giner berMabl=
|ipriide unieres belie6ten 9iirgermei=
Iters, Datte has Staotobcrbaltpt Der<
nnlaBt na6 Dem Mamen Der 5irna
5lt iuden, apelde oas al,Berlt se-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

@el6es, a%ltltatt es nod europa 5lt
ldiden, I'M eigenen 2aloc gebraubt
batten, oerm bier gibt es Nrme llllo
9eoirftige geniigenb, Sic chen 10 Ser
nnterltiibung benot6igen, mie Sic
Muslanoer.
Cine gemerfllng, bie biellet6t nid)t
ieoermal1n gefallen bat, mar, bab mir
Mmerifaner nidt nnler tbelres 8lltt
Tlr Mit6iirger laIien %iolltelt, Sic ibr
@el6 in irembelt 2anbern anlegett
l1no Damn BON Mmerifa nnb inns Slime
rifanern perlangen, bob mir ibre1
@eiib beldiibcn. gr ermahnte, SOB in
an1erifa eeniigen6 8lab lei, Inn l,1-
Ter 8elo an3llegen. 3amit peroammt
Der &eoner id)einbar nnieren ouslan-
biiden &ol,bel nr1b l1nier or llnb
Smportaeid)aft, Das iebr 81 @uniten
Der 8ereilligten Staaten inn 9liiben
n1o @adien 6egriifen lit. Ml1d in ar1~
bcrer @eiie griff ser Meoner piellcidlt
Elm pcnig 81 tief in Die Holitif bin-
e1n.
Ser r1ddite Meorer nar ser Mdt-
bore So6n Gebbin bon 3enber, Colo,
Der ltd nanlentlid nit Ser grflarllng
Der legensreiden Mrbeit rno Dem
@irfen Oes Srbens befaBte. ST err
fldrtc Ben Midtfatbolifen, bab Ser
4.@rab Ser @olun1bltsritter nanlent=
lid Ser geidiibnng Ser amerifani=
lden 5log9e lln6 6es 2anbes bis gum
.leste1 @lltstropfen geipiomet lei.
als Der ndd)ite &eoner, Der @6t-
bore @iaiam 8, 2arfin bon Stem
Dorf, Sos @ort ergreifen mollte> mltr-
De er NIT einem College Dea" bon
Ser Nep Dorfer Delegation begriiBt.
|SSn leiner 6%efannten, man modte fal1
|jagen, aemobubeitsmabig fanoioati-
|iden slrt ltro @eile Dies Der Gebncl
altf sic @eoentung Ser &nigbts q
Columbus in We5rg auf .&repareo.
|neB" FIN. Som idloiicn lid oa'1r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
Stabt nub Gonnp,
9ienstag, ben 1. ansnit,
Rleine staot=yienisieiteu.
- Soebelt iid)er argelanat so ge-
1linoe gIltteeel. Niepe's apotbefe,
403 1pcitI. 2. Strabe. (gln5.)

1oo w =. NN''U'
@ie id,oll friihcr %cnpahnt, iin-
set am Gienstag, 0cn s. Mllaltlt, Die
SsSabres5lialnmedfrnit oes Gel1tld)-
Mmlcrifmlild,en Gipnicr &ereins bon
Scott Gollntp i'm Sd)iisenparf itatt.
Gs iillD miebcr sic beiten Gorfchrun=
gen e~ctroiien, Inn iiir ollie Sbeillleh-
nlcr an oieicr bcliebten Ieitlidlfett
eiicn iriihlidcn Gag 5ll %arrangiren.
Mlle sic altelt bcliebtcn oelttiden Sa1z
&c ltebc1 alld) lpieocr altf oem Cans
programm. Gorn1ittog finoet Die Sc
Understanding ltatt, mcldler oas
Observation-Disclosures folat nnO am
Madmittog lit iroblides 5lpangloies
9ciiomnneniein. Die 6elttbeilnehmer
forl1cn ibrc 2lln6 : @Dr6e mitbrin=
gen ooer altd ibr Mittaaeilen bel Der
Sd)iitenparf : Gerlpaltlung belteIlen.
Gas Iireftoril,nt Ser u6irit
Gbrrd) Of Grit. Scientiit", 9apen-
port, Soma, fiinoigt oil, bab bic Sir
d)e, Sic ia befanntlid altd piele Ocllt-
Idle Mitalieoer 5abIt, mabreno oes
gal,scn Molrats Nllalllt geidlolien
blciben miro. sll1d) feline 5onIltags=
ldlllc finoet pahreno Ser Belt ltatt.
Gas @eballoe miro mabreno Ser Ealt=
le I'M ssllnerlt llelt 0eforirt lperoel1.
6ralt @iaiam s. gl1rrnallll,
.@attin bes befanrten &aiiirers Der
Morblpeit : Iapenport Sparbanf,
715 lpeltl. 2oclllt StraBe luobnbait,
lit NIT ibrer Iodter Gertrude in Die
Sommcrfriide bei 2afe Sfoboii ge=
reilt, no tie me6rere @od)el1 perlpei=
len miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
Savings Bank

g@. %. @larfe i'm Namen oes Staates
ISSoipa.
Miflfommengrl1b i'm Manen ser
I5fabt Davenport bon Biirgermeilter
SoDn 9ertpalo.
Mniprade BON S. Heeb Game, 8raii-
|li6ent bes 1apenport Commercial
|Glltb nno bon S. 6. Nonpooo, Sc
fretdr bcs Greater Iapcnport Conf
mittec.
Mntfport bon SupremezMitter
Sames 81. 6labertD.
lin Gin llbr, nir0 Damn Elm 2un-
deon fir Die Supremebeamten n1o
Die 3elegaten in Ser Illrnbaue ab.
gebaltcn 1peroen.
Cine Stun,be ipiter miro Sic &C.
id)aftsiibung Ser Supreme onpen.
ton Ser &1lig1ts of Columbus int
Columbia Ibeater begonnen aper6en.
Tim balb orei ll6r miro Ser &nigbts
!pf Columbus Gboral gll16 Of Saint
2onis nit Ser l1nterltiibung zines
Dapenporter Srd)elters ein &on5ert
I'M ganoer Seer 9arf beranitaIten.
Spe5ial StraBetbabnpagen aperoen
bonn Blad @aipf @otel aus lttn stpei
l1br l1ad 6em @a,loer Seer @arf a6-
fabren. Selbltperitd,rolid iino audi
filr Dos allgenneine 8lrblifum mebre-
re Spe5ial : StraBenbabntpagen on
Der graop= inns @anoer Seer 9arf
8tpilion einaeltelt por6en. 9as al-
geneine 9ltblifltm lit 5l 6teIem aor-
5ert eiltgela6en apor6elt.
9ie Domen Ser &11igbts of Gollrm-
bus ,uerocl1 bon Sen bieIigen 9amen
I'M Outing Glib nm bier l1br Mad)-
mittags millfommen gebeiben rn6
lmterbalten. 9ie arrangements lin6
10 getroffen, bab Die Damen erit bem
&o,t5ert I'M &anoer Seer Start bei-
mobnen fio;nrlen unb iid) BON BORT aus
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

idmlafpoll ge6altene 8rogromm ge=
brltft fat. gr llld)te p%erge6ens; spe=
Der oas Union" : 3eiden, nod Ser.
6irnenltempel, mar at finben. l1n=
ierem Sobn 8ertpalo entgebt aud,
nidts. lllfig 1par, SOB Ser proteitan-
befannte 9ape11porter Mllpalt,
CHARLES Grilf, bon ieinen Mailadlt-
ietts' gum 3elegaten pon
benz MeltenglmlosStaat erl1annt mor-
oen nor. Gieies lit mieOerum eilt3ei-
fet, mie Iebr geadtet nnierr Gbarlie"
lit, 1,11b pie piele %sSreun6e ct III al
len Gbeilen bes 2anbes bat. Sebt bot
CT iibrigens oas Manillafieber. Sein
8rlloer, Ser fiir5lid bon Manilla
1ta1 3apellport fam, fat inn bon Ser
Staot Ser @anfieile 10 ypiel porge-
ldypiirmt, baB Serr @rilf oas Wanil-
lafieber befornmen fat.
Scr g. of s. Choral Glllb Of Saint
2ol1is bot Sen Iapenportern iibri-
gems nod} cine l1eberraldlrng gege=
BEN. Die Mitglieber oes &llb tper=
ben nid1t mn, apie 1lripriinglid &C.
plant, morgen, iorbern altb beute
M6er6 on Ser A. un6 Main 5traBe
altf Der ipe3iell fir iie erridteten
tStrabeittribiinc, ein grtrafon5ert
5ltm @elten geben. ltllicren st. 2oni-
ler 6reunoen iheint es III 3apenport,
trob oes bier berridenben Wtangels
an 2enrp lnb 9lnbellier I 9llid 9icr
5u Rialell. Na, 9ipd sSBslano lit ia
l1id1t meit> l,n6 oie Sabrt bortbin fo-
Itet ia alld MIR Sc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
9llttu aeltpblen.

@ie iiblid), apllroe oltd am Conn
tag apieoer Elm 6oro al1tomobil,
mabrideinlib fiir cine iog. uSop=
Ni0e" geltublen. Ias gll1to NOR BON
Dem Gigel1tbiimer s. 9. &0bler Dor
ser Office oes engliiden Democrat"
iteben gelailen moroen uno Der
i6auallo BON sort.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

(Sortieeung auf her A.. geite)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
@efanntmadptng.

Die 6irIt Gburh Of gbrilt. gcien=
tilt, Davenport, Sopa, maht be=
fannt, oaB alle @ottesoienite, ein=
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-08
.PAN-AMERICAN
DELEGATES IN
LAST MEETING

& Washington Jan. 8.-The Pan-An-
erican Scientific Congress met today
in final session with members of the
diplomatic corps, high government Of
ficials and members of Congress as
guests. The reception last night in
honor of the delegates, crowned the
social honors which have been shown
the visitors 80
The program included action on
resolutions proposed in sectional
meetings, the usual exchange of cour-
tesies, between the United States and
visitig delegations, announcement of
the selection of lima, Peru, as the
meeting place of the next Congress
in 1921 and the farewell address Of
Eduardo SaureZ, ambassador from
Chilli and president of. the congress
The final social function of the con-
gress will be banquet tonight given
by Secretary OF State Lansing and the
United States delegation
WONGEN'S PEACE PARTY MEETS
Washington, Jan s.-The second
annual convention of the Women's
Peace Party began her today. Miss
Jane Adams. Natioa1 Chairman, pre-
sided Consideration of a proposed
constitution and the election of a
nominating committee were among
the first matters Of business.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-08
ARCTIC RELIEF
SHIP, CLUETT,
LOCKED IN ICE
Vessel That Spends Summer
in Bridgeport Harbor Now
at Greenland.

Many persons in this city who recall
the Arctic relief ship George B. Cluett.
Captain Pickles. which made engine
repairs in this city last summer, will
regret to learn that she is probably
frozen in Greenland harbor for the
winter.
AdYices received in New york to-
day from Copenhagen state that DR..
Edmund Otis Hovey, noted geologist,
and the relief expedition under Cap
tain George Conner are believed to be
frozen in a Greenland harbor for the
winter.
DR.. Hovey is curator of geology and
invertebrate pa1eonto1ogy at the Amer
lean Museum of Natural History. He
left New York on the C1uett last July,
in charge of a relief expedition for the
museums Croker Land exploring par
ty. which was exported at Etah.
Last winter was an excetional1y Sc
we're one north of the Arctic Circle
The Cluett encountered ice and motor
hindrances which Delayed it 35 days
in Melville Bay.
The Cluett was said to be at North
Star Bay on Setember 10 when the
Polar winter was about to close down.
IA missionary motor boat, it was re-
ported, expected to pick up the Crock
er Land explorers at Etah and unite
them with the C1uett party.
The Cluett is well provisioned, so no
extraordinary privations are feared
DR.. Hovey is recording secretary of
the American Academy of Sciences
and editor of its annals He is also
prominent in the field of volcanic OBJ
Servation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-08
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE

The popular evening services at the
Washington Park M. E. church will be
continued during the Sunday nights of
January. On Sunday night special
program has been arranged of an in
strumental character, with J. Henry
Hutzel on the violin and Arvin Hall
on the organ The program follows:
Prelude, Cavatfna, J. Harold Henry;
Romance, J. s. Svendsen; serenade,
Schubert; offertory, B rceuse, GODDARD;
postlude, Tannhauser March. Wagner.
Those who have heard Mr.. Hutze1 will
desire to improve this opportunity of
hearing him again. The. choir will
render the anthems Breast the
Waves, Christian by Shelley, and the
duet, Ever Near U.s. by Abt. The
address Of the evening will be the
second in the series, Modern Day
Visions of Character and the sub
ject will be Crooked Sticks The fol-
lowing young ladies will usher: Miss
Emma Smith. Miss C1arice Bray, Miss
Mildred Lakeman, Miss Bessie Hitch
cock, Miss Irene Chapman, Miss Mil
dred curtis, Miss Ella Crabtree. Miss
Elizabeth Nichols and Miss Grace
Mosely. g