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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
sKatso, nina seison owe ssa ia kolkutan."
Orpoien osa.

GIon tanncr fasiuoa piiaa, foimidIen. ~orastellen
@obioincn iuaan benfieIee biIaa. wiimaa bpista pubalcIIem.
l~lbfaeIcn taboa, faootasta fuolentaa. =
Sa niinpG moni iM. taimitarbastoista Serran,
Saimi faunis ibapainen, iatoa min rlrniuSta Inpaauainen
.auibtim. naantnp, joutun ubrifS' fuoIemale ferran.
Glon tanner tasnaa ipiliaa, taimiellen, orasteIen,
SbmiSIapii marttui. fasipoi bijaa, nomii nnrmen alta oraseIen
@aiffa nprsfpt nlpoi ubfaelIen tuboa tuimaa.
Oi, mi oil fobtalonia, mifG tulepaiimts ballG iilloin?
O. milf oil ortuon oa, fuin ~fuliesfeli aammin illoin
Mrinopolaa auocIIen. ~Icip1palua puresteucn fuipaa?
@lon tanner tasapaa ruiIaa, taimistoa hoitaa tarbnri,
Sof' poaIieIee rlniuiania biIiaa. FUN fnmnolliiin taituri;
San Iannoitclec. fptfec riffaruobot, fastaa!
3uuiustoon ei iiloin mprsfpt pdaie, ci plcp wibaiin iuimafaan,
81 pGipGn paaboe, fuiplns CT raiuiiin iImafaan
Sadie ~ppb6ff56u tarbnrin, iofa beistG buoIicn nastaa.
@lon tanner taspoo pHiaa, piIjao Scrran wainion.
@eitta fen on torburi, joni tarbaSi' ibmistoimi on?
SID, 1ti, peli, Iisfo, - ionot. Gpto fpnG!
@aan miSY OF ORION lid, dh, nell. iisfo? Sa1o, oil
Seen beioat tietdd. ntp6s fen orpon botaa moi,
Sitda fen tuon ibmistaimen maaIiellen ptdd pld.
Glon tanner fas,paa piljaa. taimieIen orasteIen,
2aboa tot bottaa biiaa, Sierra ite ornaboelIen.
Sa iinG, nell, lisfo, nomie tpobon iinGfin!
Ormon id, ortuon ai, ipdi iisfo on fristittp iofainen,
Sen ianoo ppba Raomattu, pannen lille painoo
Gt' torbureiu onlmc foiffi, find ia mpos minGftn.
Glon tanner taSmaa piljaa. taimiellcn, orasteler.
Spnnin bala liiffru bilaa, ~iudipillen ia ipaonieIcn.
9pt iMs Sierra futiui tpobon, totmeen iutteraanl =
&affautta iainme faiffi SerraItarnc fplIGfii,
San antoi fen, eH' tefifintem tp0td orpoin bptpGffi.
slos MT iis heli, iisfo ubrautrnpaan toirintaanl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
NUORTEN OSASTO


&pr.ea ooOttaia.
OmeIlaii folfuttaia,
&orfea ooottaia
Yppt1in muottaa aiuausta.
2uofieii jos tilIa iaan.
Sweii jos aipaat paan
Mnna omen. iiunausta.
Iarteet armabimmat,
YGGrlpt p%ubtabimmat,
Saipaan riffauoen iulIe tuon.
Suolet fansias fannan,
Spnnit anteefS' AMMAN,
Sifi.rauban ipomees illon.
SpliGd oma ppbpps,
Stieffppoen bptpppS,
N6prrp eesIG &aiffinaltiaan.
Irmopufii pll1
Wulle felpaat fpllG,
SefG lapiefs' Sllmalan.
8opabtaia iperraton,
Haffaus Min mcrraton,
2uofies ppptdG bortobasti
TGbteiibGn tGnne tulin,
&autta f%Griimpsten fltlin
&istin meritietG waifeasti;
Ilpaos nDt ormaballe,
DstGmalle p~arbaimmalle,
Hiin MORTON IA MULE olet,
@ind iiIIoin iulIe,
GlonticllG ipaiipatiillc
Iipaun - taimaaii onet.
Ilina SeIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
NORDEN0N P%APPILAISET.
- Kin. LAURITz PETERSEN =


"gn tieoG', nastali ban ifd1nfiiin
unesia, FUN poostimene menee taas
= neliGn pGiwGn fuluttua'.
San fuuli miebeniG menemdn Mos
ia iulfemnn omen jGIfeeniG.
Sdn nouii = ieiioi fesfelld lattioa
ia fluinteli - nermottomana fllten
ennen bGnen iiiGlle tuloaan,
&aiffi oil biliaista ia MT oil aiman
pinned.
Sitten bGn full miebenid buoneen
olpea inliettapm - bGnen asfeleen'
ia fGptGpGs1G - full bGnen meme
man ulfo. omesta, ia toIosia oil taaS
biliaista.
SGn painoi moIemmat fGoet RIM
taania maSten ia meti iptpGGn benfe.
GniG. SGn ieiioi iulietuin iiImin ia
bGnen o%tiania rppistpi frin tusfosia.
SGn biipi dGnettomdsti lGpi buo-
neiben. SGn tiili miebenia oipelle.
San otpaii fen biljao ia meni bGnen
blioneeieenia.
9uiiipalo tunfeltli bimmeGnd Ieb-
pifon lGpi bGnen popbGneen. @al'
feita pilffrjo ia iiioipia liiffiii pbtG-
mittailesia lelpottomlilbesio eoesta'
foiiin bGnen papereillaan. Sdn e.
roitti firiabbllpn pafiuine firioineer
firjoituspopbdn tafaa. SGn ndfI
mpoSfin tlintilaiin = iiGniG manbar
perint6falun. sc oil iffrnaa master
bGnen paiffania eoesid, mutta oil al
faa fifteen juoSilit loppui,n. Muutoir
oil bloneesia ipfpd pimeps. sc Of
pGipGnpalosiafi jofieenfin folffo i
lpariosia. Y
SGn bapnili biliaa eteenpGin pitfit
lattiaa = ifaGnfuin peIGten jofaistt
GGntG. SGn istiirtui miebenid pal
falle firjoituspopoGn GGreen.
&Gn Iasfi fdiimartenia popodIIe il
noiaii pddnid niibin.
SGn nGfi miebeniG ieiioipon ebes
iGGn = rauballiiena ia iuorona, lem
pein ia flitenfin luiin fatiein. Sai
ieiIoi bGiten eoesidGn l1mpimGnG rat
~fouoesta bGneen ia fnitenfin taipii
mtottomano. Sun ieiioi bGnen Goes
iGGn niinfuin ipoimoffain mics fof
maoilmosia.
S1n rafasti miestGdn. Si eibGt
ban poinut tulIa napaafii. SGn
lfosfaan, fosfaan tiiIiii enGG wopaai
Iii. SGn oil ndltt6npt tGtG = ol
/ mGIttGnpt peloIlo, miitto Ell noiniit {
. ndd.
SGn rafosti b6ntd. SGn rofosi
, b1ntG, min FUN eli fosfaon enner o.
Int fet66n rofostonut = Ell aurinfo
Iiesia faibosia, mittta oiiesi6 toitpottI
muu6csia - ei minimum ban nit
!. ~toiiio OF rofostanut, ooItooipisid, Of
!. ncffoisia tiinneImisio, iotfa mGIffp
!. mat bdnen iieIusiaan ei, toto b
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

nen iielunia oil muuttlniit merefii
= tummafii lippGfii ia lepottomafii
raffauoen merefii.
SGn eli tiennpt muiita - tunii
main tGmGn ainoan = mailman ia
fen loiston ban oil nnobtanut = II.
nelmat ia omen bullmaifiet olimat
pois puballetut. Sdn of oman iielu-
elGmGniG taihlmattomasia tobelli-
iu~ubesia. SGn oil omasia maailmas-
Jam, jobon ei fufaan mliiit ipoinut
tiilla. SGn oil pfiin itieniG fansia.
Yappi fulfil alas tict1 pitfin umpi-
mGbfG1n. SGnell1 ei olll1t mitG6n
p~GGmGGrGG. SGn fdntpi maiempaan,
iprjGlle, jofa mel postipeneen IGbto-
paiffaan. SGn trlnii main taripitle-
mania pGastd ltlos pfi~inaiippteen.
SGn oil ipmdsid mielenfuobusia.
&oiffi mitG bGn oil fGriinpt, minfd
lGpi elGnpt raffautenia tGbben, tlli
tlilipien bdnen pGalleen = iefG ne a.
jat, iolIoin ban of mppnpt oman per-
Ioonolliiuittenia onneo ostaafieen ettG
tho iuuri 20, iona ban oil IoptGnpt
itieniG iGlleen poInistuneena ristiin-
naulitiin eoesid - ia ie taistelu min
fG ban oil taistellilt intobimoa mas
taan omaSia ~pomesiaan = ia ipoa'
men inru ia ipbGmen ra1iba, fun nil
meinen MOTTO of iaafputethi ia iol
Ioin ban oil ipalmiS Ieiiraamaan mes
taria = litG mestaria, iolla Ell ollut
mibin p1Gnid falIistaa.
ga toino, iofa uubelleen Oft ipirin
npt Gloon = toipo fobbata paimonic
usfonelGmGn perustalla 4 ie toiipo
iofa npt oil fitolemaiiiGaan. =
ga boufiitteIeipia piefottfiia pdlf
fpi bGnen eoesiGGn %pimedsid. Witi
/ ban moiiifaam poittaa, jog iGttGiii I'd
man poifan - mitd poiiifaan faoot
toa tGnne jGGmGlIG! ga olifo tdmi
fanlo ieIlaiien nbroufien arpoinen
, 81 mitGGn fetpGGn merffid mieIG =
. tpbiGt penfit firfosia pmpdri ipuooen
: @ifo ollut aifa pubbistaa tontit ia
. Ioistoon. @ifo faoonneita iieIiiia oil
. Tut fplIin miiiialIofin.
Iiitta Se of main %mGlGbbps, iof'
I fpttpi ia fammii iGlleen. $Gn id
/ Ieiiomaan ia fotieli pmpGriIleen oil
!. tioitn ieiitria, iotfa ndfpindt titon
I piIpiiesiG fuutomosia. Sa 2ristii
!. ieiioi bGnen oesiGGn. SGn n1fi bei
ranIa ia fiininfoania ristin ollie ma
puneena = tiiono tiisfan bond, Jon
faiffi petit.
!. SON pppbfi fosteao %otiaonia, oift
iibe ia iatfoi fdweIpddn.
a San ioopui foboen piffu mofin III
dinoiben oiumufiien ndisid ierouil
Toiiesfa of pfii paIaisti iffuna pa
i. fattiiine, iiniinowuiiine tperbOimeet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Tsbtabmla, Sarbbr, Sbio.

Serran Jana OF ipabipa lima, man.
blirsfaS i%liofiee iinne ia tilec Dpipin
rpariellufii. Snpa toocllafin nltras.
ia tietGG Min ipuooen olfupGiminG
fun aIamme taimaltomaan ulitta
muotta, ettd OF %iemmoinen lima, jo.
bon moimmc mennG 1uoiaan, fun
mprsrfp noiiiee merellG. Sind mo.
ri nell ia iiiar, iofa oIet usfomasia
ipntien anteefii ioamiieen, min mar
moan on monta mDrsfpG piimeipilolis
fin tuonut. Mlttta sug on mcillG
ferran Jana, min emme pelfGG, paif.
ia meri paiibaiii ia lainebtiii, cttG
muoret ia fuffulat fen paiibinasta fu-
fistitiii Min iittenfin olemme tiir-
pasia, fun meilIG on Seeliis, min
moitamme faiffi bGnen fauttania. Gn
tieoa mifii fplGmme nuoret ei firioi-
ia nuorten oiastoon, finn faiffialla o.
liii bpmG tilaiiilus ia leboen toimi-
tus mDos ppDtGG nuorten muiStoa o.
maa oIostooan? gifo iiiben lie Ipp.
nj iefin, finn meillG tGGllG Sarboris'
ia, HlioriIoliiton feSfltuoesio lines.
typ onia lebti, nimelt1 Hiiorten opet'
taia, jobon olemme firioitclleet. 81
Ell iaiii Ola estGmGsid firjoittamoar
mposfin Iittaja.lebteen. SebfdGm'
me tpotG elon mainiolla, min foitipor
finn pGimG on, iilld tpomme eli of
tiirDaa, fun me tposfentelemme o
man nloriiomme bengelliien elGmGr
pllGpitGmiiefii. @aiffa ie ndpttdiii
fin iilmGIlemme monta fertaa aiipar
turbalta, min iiit6 buolimatta iiint
on lupaus. Serron Jana Ell tpbiGnt
palaia ia, jog niinfin diff, ettei C
nGG fiifaan lisfoiii meiban iaarnaam
me eifG firioitufiiamme, min iefadi
Ell iaa ola estGmGsiG. SiIIG ne, jot
ia npt 10 usfopat taripitiepat mpo'
alma uatta ia 1utta mabnisttsta j
mirpoitlsta motfonia iporrcllo. $50
fuinfo monta Ioboutificn ia totiiu
oen Iunao iain Iiittaia Iebben pals
toilto mime miiooenfin oifono lufe'
ia toiipon eta pstGipGt pbG eoelleen
fin firioittaiiimat ia min monte beif
foo ia ebfG oiipon .uitpumoiiilloan O
lefpao Iisfoa ia melieG nabipistuu i
Iaa urtta moinoo ipaeltoisiaan eIo1
tielIG. ga erittGin nnoret t%arfpitie
| mot uutta feboitusta ia mpos paroi
tusta, ettemme maon rupuiii mail
man mereIId.
Toimon porbainta cinea nnioer
muooen aifana ia runfasta SumaIa
/, iiunmusta foifiIe taman leboen huff
ioiIlel
| @elienne ormosia ia poipoisi
; 81. so.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Titebbmrs, @afs.

Serrar tpouoiniOIIa raipotesium-
me oIemme taoien aIfoneet puotem.
ME tdSIId Titcbbursisiofin. Tarfoi.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
GOING TO KANSAS CITY.
Department of Potomac Officials to
Attend Encampment.

Grand Army men from the Depart
ment of the Potomac are to leave the
city at o'clock Saturday afternoon, via
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. to at
tend the annual national encampment
of the G. A. r. in Kansas City, Mo.
Opening sessions of the encampment
are to be held Monday August 2s. The
the address of the commander-in-ch chief.
Elias r. Montfort, Cincinnati, Ohio, in
addition to the regular order of busi-
ness.
The place of meeting next year is
to be discussed and voted upon. Indi-
cations now point to Boston, Mass, for
the next camping ground
The delegation from this city Is to
include National Senior Vice Command
er George H. Slaybaugh. L. H. Patter-
son, commander of the Department of
the Potomac: John McElroy, serior vice
department commander; Stanton Wea-
yer, Junior vice department commander:
Rev. N. H. Holmes, chaplain; and the
ofilcial staff: o. H. Oldroyd, assistant
adjutant general; Francis L. McKenna.
assistant Quartermaster general; George
IP. Davis, judge advocate; B. w. Bonner.
chief mastering officer; J. w. Reid. in
spector: Arthur Hendricks, patriotic In
structor: Charles r. Douglass, assistant
of stan, and Hazard Wheeler, depart
ment color bearer; and representatives
Of the Department Of the Potomac,
members Of the national encampment.
other comrades and Representatives Of
the Woman's Relief Corps.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
SOCIABILITY RUN
OF COMMERCE CLUB
Automobile Section Makes Tour to
Chapel Point, Nd, With
out Mishap.

The first sociability run of the Com
Department of Commerce was held yes
terday. The objective point was Chapel
Point. Md.
The run was called for 1880 o'clock,
but it was 8 o'clock when the line OF
cars left the Department of Commerce
building. 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Each machine in line was deco
rated with American flags and main
tanned an agreed speed until Center
VILE. Md, was reached.
A mix-up in route directions put some
Of the more ambitious drivers in the
lead from this place to Chapel Point
Owing to this. the chairman of the run
refused to award any time prizes, hold
ing them for the next run.
After enjoying dinner and bathing in
the afternoon the start for home was
made at o'clock. All machines came
through without nishap.
Those participating in the run were
Judge Daniel McGee. Starke NJ Grogan,
DR.. George c. Havenner. George Johan-
mes, George c. Terrill, Nicholas Eek
hardt, William VI. Steuart. N. l. Dom
ratzki and c. J. Rodgers. In addition
the outing. the club had as guests Mr.
and Mrs. George Oller. the former pres
ident of the Commerce Club; Mrs. Zeb
Vance Harris. Edward Dune. Miss A. NJ
English. Edward QuigIey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Broughton.
near future. On that occasion special
prizes will be awarded to women who
drive in the event. George Johannes
was chairman OF the run.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
Candidates

I'd rather pack a hod of bricks
clear up a ladder nine miles long,
than fuss around in politics, when
summer heat is blazing strong. A
candidate comes up to me, and
hands me out his card: I'm Out for
coroner" says he, 'and need your
vote. you old fat bard. Your in
fluence | now beseech: | wish
you'd boost me to your friends,
and tell them all that I'm a peach,
pursuing patriotic ends I'd
rather whack a span of steers, or
dig long bitches in the earth, than
drum into the peoples ears yarn
about my sterling worth. I'd
rather take a mop and swab the
scuppers of a sailing ship. than
beg the voters for a job, and Of
my shining merits zip. Of all the
tiresome, boresome skates we
daily meet, at every verst, the
buttonholing candidates are easily
the rancid worst. How beautiful
upon the hills, that member of the
working clan, who hews or
weaves or saws or tills, and asks
no help of any man!
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
EXPLAINS SHOOTING OF LAD.
Companion Says Details Were Hid
den in Fear of Punishment.

Allen Snyder, nine years old, who
last Wednesday afternoon was shot
and fatally wounded, was not She
while drinking at a spring rear mis-
home. Randle Park, Congress Heights,
as he stated while on his death bed
at Casualty Hospital. He was in the
house of Gordon Merfa Portland street.
when he was shot. and the Merfa boys
statement to the police Saturday after
noon fully explained the shooting.
The rife belonged TO Mr. Merfa, and
it was while the boys were playfng
in the house, the police were Informed,
that the Snyder boy took II from a
book case. Young Merfa, knowing his
father would object to their handling
the weapon. he explained, tried to take
1t from his companion.
II was while he was trying to wrest
the weapon from his little friend. he
stated, that 1t struck against the floor
cartridge. The boys then agreed to
tell the story of the shooting having
occurred near the spring, fearing pun
ishment II 1t became known that they
had disturbed the rife Of Mr.. Merfa.
and It was not until yesterday that
young Merfa broke his silence and told
of how the shooting really happened.
The boys explanation came as a re-
lief to the police and detectives who
individual for the shooting. Acting
Coroner Carr heard the story of the
affair and paroled Merfa in custody OF
his father to appear at the inquest
which will be held the latter part OF
the week.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
BAND CONCERTS.

At the United States marine bar
racks, this afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock, by the United States Marine
Band, William H. santelmann,
March. Flag of Victory Won Blon
Overture, Martha" ...... F1otow
Caprice. "The Chatter
Scenes sa from .The Army
Watt, The Dollar princess" Fall
Humoresque. THE Merry
Hungarian % Rhapsody No. 8. List
March, Soldiers Blood. Won Blon
Marines hymn. The Halls of
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
Notice.-The entire audience is
required to stand. men with their
hats removed. while THE Star
Spangled Banner" is being played.
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band. at the bandstand. this
evening at 80 o'clock. John 8.
NJ Zimmerman. director.
March, MY Regiment .Blankenburg
(Request.)
Overture Concert No. ,,,s,
Morceau; Greetings of
Selection, Macbeth. Verdi
Characteristic, THE Grave
yard Ghosts. .......W Weaver
Solo for bells, The Chimes
of st. Malo" Rimmer
Musician. Giacchetti.
Valse lente. The Waltz
We Love" Vescey
Finale, American Life" .Ascher
The Star Spangled Banner
In Montrose Park this evening
at 1880 O'Clock by the Engineer
Band, Frank J. Weber, leader.
March, Peace With Honor"
Braham
Overture, ct m bour der
a Fifth Nocturno" 80. .Leybach
b. ''Narcissus," from Water
Selection. "SybiI'. jacob
Gems From Favorite Operas"
Tobani
Descriptive, Summer Even
ing in the Alps" ...... Killing
a, Call of the Shepherds: b.
Dance and Lovers Sere-
made; c, Storm, Calm and
Song of JOY"
Popular Melodies. -. Witmark
Fox Trot, 'Yaaka Hula Hickey
Dula" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .GoetZ
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
CHANGES OF PERSONNEL.
Appointments, Promotions and Trans.
fers in the Dept. of Commerce.

The Department of Commerce has an
nounced the following changes in its
personnel:
In the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, Harvey J. Manbeck has
been reinstated as clerk, at $1,000.
In the bureau of fisheries, Mortimer
F. Stapleton has been promoted from
superintendent of car and messenger
service, at $1,000, to field superin-
tendent, at s1,s00; George w. n.
Brown, superintendent. has been
transferred from Orangeburg, S. c., to
Key West, Fla.
In the bureau of standards. Frank E.
Berry. mechanician, at $1,000; Guy T.
Morris and Ira n. Kellberg, laboratory
assistants, at 5000. have resigne ed;
Wesley H. Miltner, Eugene H Cole and
James B. Dempsey have been given
probational appointments as laboratory
apprentices, at $500. $540 and $40, re-
spectively. and the following temporary
appointments have been made: Edwin
p Sinclair and Joseph j. Smith, as
laborers, at $3.50: Harry c. Lanbie, as
laboratory helper, at $40, and Charles
S. Thurtell. as Office apprentice, at
$3.50.
In the lighthouse service, Archibald
R. Mariner has been transferred from
the War Department, as clerk. at
$10S0.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
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ToNIGHT-DUsTIN FARNUM. in
CAMEO KIRBY" Paramount.
Lyric, 14th and Irving sts. NV.
TODAY-LEwIS s. STONE, supported By
MARGUERITE CLAYTON and Z. H. CAL
VERT, in ACCORDING TO THE CODE"
IN 5 ACTS. A powerful drama of the
thrilling battle scenes and southern love
romances. Also Comedy, BELLS AND
BELLIES" WITH HARRY WATSON.
Penn Gardens. Pm. Ave. NJ 21st st.
TODAY-MARY PICKFoRD. in her greatest
characterization. RAGS" Also Monkey
Comedy. Paramount.
TOMORROW-Daniel Frohman presents
THE EVIL THEREOF A powerful
morality drama. with FRANK L0sEE.
gripping photoplay that Is startifnHly
true to life. Also PATHE WEEKLY.
THE LARGEST PARKING SPACE FOR
AUTOS IN THE CITY.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
AMONG PLEASURE CRAFT.
Power Yacht Sea Gull Sold-Boati
Being Repaired.

Or. Nevil Hopkins Of this city re-
Gently sold the speedy power yacht Sea
Gull to purchasers In New Haven. and
under the charge of Capt. Will Davis
and with Edward Clarke in charge of
the engine room. the vessel is on her
way north to be delivered to her new
owners 1t is stated that Capt. Hop
kins will replace the Sea Gull with a
smaller boat for pleasure service on
the Potomac and on Chesapeake bay.
The power boat Henry J. Hallam, be-
longing to the Clarke & Winston Co.
of this city. has been fitted with a
new rudder and has completed paint
ing and overhauling.
The power boat Virginia, belonging
to Capt. Allie Reed Of Nomini, Va. Is
at Alexandria for machinery repairs.
The Virginia came ~ to Alexandria
after . load Of ice ana developed en-
gine troaS s aftsf arriving thsrA
Evening star., 1916-08-21
TESTING POWER PLANT SITE.
Holes Being Drilled to Determine
Nature of Undersoil.

Four test holes, two on each side of
Water street, in front of the site for
the new government heating and light
ing plant, foot of 14th street southwest,
are now being sunk by the contractors
to ascertain the nature of the ground
on which the new building will stand
Bed rock has not yet been found. In
one of the holes a bowlder was struck
that had to be broken by a dynamite
cartridge to let the drills through it.
In all. eighty holes will be sunk by
the contractors. When the work is
done the composition of the earth that
about 1t will be exactly known.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
Expensive Motor Boat Trip.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN, July 30.-One of the most
expensive motor boat trips on record is
reported from the Jungfernsee, a lake
west of Berlin. Despite the prohibition
against the use of such craft under a
regulation adopted by the federal coun-
Gil last August, a party of six essayed
short trip. A police boat noted and
overhaufed them after a short chase.
The motor boat, valued at $4,000 marks,
was declared forfeited to the state.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
TIOGA AT ARUNDEL COVE.
New Coast Guard Cutter Being Made
Ready for Commission.

Being fitted with boiler and ma
chinery. the new coast guard cutter
Tioga is at the Arundel Cove depot to
be pushed rapidly to completion.
The Tioga was built at the shipyard
of NJ. NJ. Davis & Son at Solomons,
Nd. About two weeks ago she was
taken to Arundel Cove to be made
ready for service. The vessel will go
into commission next month.
The cutters Yamacraw, from the
Savannah station, and the Algonquin.
from Porto Rico, are also at Arundel
Cove undergoing extensive alterations
and repairs. Both vessels will be ready
to take up winter cruising service this
fall. 1t will be month or longer be-
fore either will go into commission.
The Yamacraw is being fitted with
new boilers and is having extensive
hull repairs made. Alterations in the
towing arrangement of both cutters
have been made.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
PUPILS RECITAL A FEATURE.
Mrs. Zimmermann's Music Glasses
Hold Commencement Exercises.

More than 100 relatives and friends
of the music classes of Mrs. thinner
mann attended the commencement ex-
ercises on the lawn Of the thinner
mann cottage at Selva Station. Va,
Tuesday evening. DR.. Zimmerman was
master of ceremonies and rendered a
vocal solo at the conclusion of the re-
cital of the pupils.
The program, consisting of about
forty selections, was heralded by a
bugie call. executed by Reynolds Hit
of the Virginia Military Institute. The
following pupils took part in the rem
dition of the selections: John and Ho-
ratio Avignone, Dorothy Ball. Jean
Hall, Enla Kirby, Tellman Stalkup, Lu-
cile Johnson, Margaret Cockerall, Mil
dred Sherier. Iona Furlong, Marjory
Carlin. Helen Rohrer. Katherine Bell,
Gilbert Bell, Constance Adcock, Chris
tine Mcintosh, Irene Heath, Colby
Myers, Mary Appleby. Myra Horton.
Edith Pierson, Gladys Kimes, Lois Hill,
Urmal Stout, Gladys Appleby, Margaret
Falkner. Elsie Peyton. Teresa Cullen,
Jessie Hill and Elizabeth Hall.
Evening star., 1916-08-21
Swedes Take Up Shooting.

Correspondents OF the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, August 5.-A
big increase in the membership of the
Swedish rifle societies is shown in the
annual report just issued. The societies
have enrolled 211,000 members, more
than 100000 of whom are active rifle
men. The promoters of the societies
have asked the government for 100000
as a subsidy to divide among local rifle
societies throughout the country.