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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

DR.. william T. Jaquess will address
the Westminster league service at.
the FOREST Presbyterian church. Sun.
day evening, beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Charles ID. Todd will sing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The pulpit OF the Woodward-ave.
Baptist church will be filed Sunday
by the Rev. DR., Allen Hoben. of the
University or Chicago. Dr. Hoben
was formerly pastor Of the First Bap-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The woman's association OF Fort-ss-
Presbyterian church will hold an all
day meeting for sewing on Monday o.
next week, beginning at 10 o'clock
AT 1880 Monday afternoon the month";
ly foreign missionary meeting will be
held. Mrs Darnell will speak on
Mexico" The devotional part OF the
service will be led by Mrs. Helen
Moore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The Rev. George Edgar Cullen will
preach at the morning service at the
West Grand-blvd. Methodist Episcopal
church on the topic Mother must not
always be first" and In the evening
he will speak on Why should | con-
tinue to live with me whom ! have
ceased to lover or 1.-THE Problem OF
divorce"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The Rev. Frank Foster Fitchett,
pastor OF the Grand River.ave. Meth
odist Episcopal church. Will preside
at both the morning and evening sun
day services. The theme for the
morning service will be The rea!
foundation" DR.. Alfred Lowther VIII
deliver stereopticon lecture on AZ
RIGA 20 the Epworth league at 6;S
O'Clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The Rev. J. Frederick Fitschen'
jr.. pastor OF the Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church. win preach at both
the morning and evening Sunday ser
vices. His morning subject will be
Fidelity to God-given duty and the
theme for the evening service VIII be
do / discourage others" The dis
cussion OF the topic THE sacred books
OF the Mormons" will be held In the
Church OF Tomorrow at the Jefferson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The Westminster league OF the Fort
st, Presbyterian church announce the
annual Halloween party TO be held on
Friday evening OF next week. Oct. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

The building committee OF tho
Bethany Presbyterian church met the
architects. Stahl, Kinsey 4 Chapman,
last Friday. to open the various bids
on the proposed new auditorium. The
results have not as yet been made
public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

This Wolverine Base
Heater In not cover
ed over with heavy
nickeling or mica. IL
Is designed TO give
heat first OF all, and
to save fuel, second
ly. II does both bet-
ter than any base
burner made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

BENJAMIN Davidson, OF the Ceylor
and India general mission. will preach
Sunday morning at 1890. This is ar
opportunity TO hear one OF the bes
representatives of this wonderful faitl
mission. Pastor Christopher Burnett
will baptize and preach at the evening
service. His subject will be The con
version OF famous secretary Of tn
treasury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

There Is a double advan-
tage In buying your base
bur ner here. First. because
IL is purchaseable at the
Howe 81 cash price for which
the model you select can
be bought: secondly, you
do not have to pay spot
cash for your stove. which
is Invariably inconvenient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

ole1em Eitnffe 5ulommcngeinnoen ia.
ben. las mar niht 81 perfennen.
"Werfpiirbig, merfuiiroig!" mie.
oerbolte ban Serfel in cil,enl fort nno
horte nid,t allf, Den @coen ST. boob.
ahter. &ebt ihaiitc or nm iih.
rTreunoe. nibt ,sbr, no mir ms
aliaerblidlih hefinben unn wobin ole
nelle Spur ms iiihrt?"
"a feiner Der iirngen 2clite slnt-
Mort 5i gehen permod)te, fubr pan
9erfel tort:
.Wir iil1o failm elmo Wcilc mchr
pom Sdbi entfernt uto oieic Spnr
fiibrt i~fnllreeraoe alii Die sSorn sii,
IN Der Ser Siii5ier. Der Waiter Gimp.
ion 10 portheilbaftc Insfilnft eeaeben,
iein Stanbquartier m~lfgeidlogen
bat"
Iaaemcine 9eitiir5uns folate Die.
len @ortcn.
San Serfel fubr fort:
"Weiner Nniid)t mad, bat Der 3p.
flon Serrn De 9laiiois in ieiner gam
sen St1rfe credit; err bat iih perirrt
nno lit mitiummt Dem Shase Den
Gngldnoern in oie SGnoc aeioQen.
Gas lit ieoenialls ole sliidlifite SO.
lung, Die mir bGtten finbcn fonnen."
-Nun, Sic limo sans uno gar nift
mdblerllf)," %alltiportete Nriitioes.
Ban gerfel tbat, ais bore er nif,t.
Gr mnnote iih an ben Ieteftip.
~Serr Simpion, iino Sic bon Dem
engliihen Sifi5ier iortseganeen, cbne
oab er arapobn geid,opit bGtte2"
sir Cir Aitltin @iniom Bolton,
&ittmeiiter bel Den lroeollern. bobc
lh Dor pie nnd) Die ghre, @altcr
Glipiom, amerifoniiher 9iirger mno
3eporter bes .New 9orf Serolo" su
iein."
~aonnen Sic u~neef1broet in Die
0orm 5nriif2"
% gewiB!"
rSn Dem Sale, Serr Simpion, be.
outrage lf) Sic, nad)5uieben, nas
aus Dem 9icomte eemoroen it,"
Sans 5u Sbren Iieniten. @entle-
man, penn Maiter Donegal nidt an.
oers beitinmt."
,@eben Sic, Simpion."
Pm right! @o peroe i'd Sic pie.
o%erfinoen?"
"llnIere Gage lit niht gefabrlps in
oie'er Gbele. 100 mir BON Mllaenblid
81 Nnaenblid iiberiallen peroen fon.
men. @ir molen Sllriiffehren uro
Sic in Der Shlllft, Die mir ioeben
rerlieBen. erwarten."
Der 1eteftip griibte militGriid,
uno e%ntiernte iih,.
Die onoeren illhten nit ban Ser,
fel oos ihiisenoe Iipl bes &lcofs pie.
Der anif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
q. aapitel.

Die Reiie oes 0eteftips perliei
gang nah @unih. AIs bate Der Sim.
mel ii6 ms Wittel legen pollen.
borte ods ltnmetter aeraoe 10 ihnea
rpieoer ailf, mie es a,isgebroden mar.
Der @inb ihllg INN un6 iagte Die
Wolfen gen Often. Die Come id,iein
mieoer in polem @lan5e; oidte
0ampfwolten itieeen niif aus Dem
Vooen, Der raid nuftrodnete.
Mls Simpion in Die ,Sarm Bridge
eintrot, itieB or auf Bolton. Der bob
Die arme bod in Die 2uft unb riei
persniigt:
y@elh sliid1idcr 3uiaa! SER
Glipiom, lpie er leibt mo lebt uu,o
oas in einem aiigenblide, no ih i'm
am menigiten %erpartete! Seien Sic
mir m%illfommen, Serr Glipiom. Sic
fommen aenib, Inn Shr S%onofoifcr.
den nit Dem gan5en Snbalte obSu.
Dolen?"
"Sn Ser Sbot. .Serr Mittmeiiter,
Die oarin entbnltenen @egenit1uoe
fcblten mir iehr, unb id, begreiie nitt.
nie i6 10 jeritrelt iein fonnte."
Simmer in Den @olfen, Sic Ser.
rem So%urnaliiten! Shr Softer martet
aiii Sic ulrb ein annSes Vafet Neuig.
feiten aud! @nn5 llitaelpohnlid)e Heii.
iafeiten, Iage id) Sbncn-N euigfciten.
nie Sic rift oft 8elegenbeit baben,
lie ~ouf5uleien."
I'D, meiB! lie gailernliimmel
oili benz aopic boben es iertie ae.
braht, lire Yoiition auf5ugeben."
.Sprcfen mir nifJt mebr bariiber.
9ns bat 1om Gambler, Der Si,iaren.
Hittmeilter, pcriduuloet, Ger es obne
artllleric nid)t wagte. siiin Mngriif
iiberSugcben. gr bat iih iiberrum.
pcln laI'en, mie elm Narr, Der er lit.
es miro ibm tbeuer geniig gu iteben
fommen. Was mid angebt, 10 habe
ih ourd3aus feline 0erontmortuna.
Wtit elmer bulbeu @sfabron fonnte i)
Gle gan5e Sinie am Sabi entlang I'M.
moglih geniigeno iibermaden. ~
f%impoiIible NIL nest TENT" idgen Die
T%ran5oien."
I'D peritebe. slber Die Neuigfei.
temp"
%, oos lit pa6rl @Gbreno Com
Sanoer lid einiangen lieb in elmer
o%fienen 6nlc, babe ih cine Seloen.
that poabrod)t, Die mir elm COB
oes 8eneraliiiimus. elm aeiifertes
Enhancement mo cine YrGmic cin.
brinaen miro, Die cs mir ermogfift,
mir ipGter cine biibide giao an ben
ll'ern Der obemie n~n5uitaiicn."
sic MAIDEN mid reugieria. Scrr
Rittnieiiter."
.las CLAUDE id)l 9tein! Gas ro.
then Slc nlcnlals. pas ih geiiiht
babe"
Gin Surcn . aommoloc picI.
lcift2"
.WFchr ais 0as."
"einen Der beriibmten buren,.
Gbcis2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
uNnh nlchr."

,9sod mebr."
Gin Mrrneeforps? -. Cine Yat.
terte 8anoncn?"
,Hein, Sic rathen eS nid,t, ubet
sailS iino gor niht!"
Ginen Nugenblid lang meioete ser
Cfiisier lid an Dem gritounen Gimp,
ions, Oas natiirliher niht hattie ge,
Ipielt merben fonnen. Damn iflua er
inn pertroulif auf Die Shultcr linr
iagte aebeimnibpca:
sd hobe ben Grtraa elmer go,1,en
Giamonten.M ine sefiiht.."
rllnmoglid!l"
ga. better @lipiom! limo elmer
meiner Sei,te, Der ehemuls in oer Del.
men BON aimberlep arbcitete. if1ti
mciiieu Sang niii Die Sunlmle bon
pier MiQioren Tiuno ODER blinberi
Millicnen Sronfs,"
YIpnrernetter. llno bieic bun.
bert Milionen ~itelerten MIR 10 iiber
bas frcic Selb?"
v@eiuiBl Sic lpa5lertcn herilm OH
Dem Snttel zines @cntlemon. Den sic
olit pieQeid,t fenren."
.Weiner Sreii! Gin R1tbiel mad
Dem onberu."
,.ltnb Der niemanb anbers lit, als
elmer Der @olbiufer, Ser lett eini.
gen Monnten in Der Sarmi Bridge
molnte."
Gen femme id nift."
rab, oas lit pnbr! Sd pereaB, oaf
Sic nid,t @eleaenbeit hatten, Den
Gentleman fcnnen an lernen. - Se!
mas iaaen Sic oenn su Der Neliig'
feit?"
,grltaunlid! 0a habc ih alen
@runo, Sic 81 Shrem grfolge SIT be.
eliidmiinihen! llrro mas aebenfer
Sic NIT Sbren Miaioneu gu tbun?"
,Iu m1brenb Der Iolier oes &rie.
ges fein Winenprcouft ans Siib.
Ifrifa berallsgebroht merhen barf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

fleine Citation olf Der 9inie Sorenso
1Eretoria, nidt nabr?"
Sang red1t. 0ieie Station Iie1t
fiinfScbn Otetlen pon bier ertiernt.
Sic fennen lid oui Ole Topographic
oes Sanoes, SSerr Glipiom."
uOaS lit cine gang unentbebrlife
Sade III urierem 9erui. e. mare
inns unm0glidL mirfiom uor5uqehcn
ailf cinem Eerroin, bas mir niGt i'm
poraus itirbiert bGttcn. Sic me;oen
mid fiir urbeiheioen balten, SEER
Hittmeliter, ir0eiien-"
vSot man ienIals ciren r<ouFnoli.
item 9eieben, ser bds niht mIrc?"
.@ann iol Der Sd)nB 0ic ,Sarm
Bridge uerloiien?"
"9ieien Ibeno gegen iicben llhr.
sd babe breiBig damn n~u5eep1blt
aus meiner @sfuoron, uub meme
Eragoner iino reiolitte Gerle. Inter
elmer iold}en @sforte p;rb cs mcncr
Dem @%eiongenen nod Den Giamautcn
elnfaaen, ons @eite 81 iilhen."
sic meroen gut aenug bcrnt,t
lein. Sic iirh Elm p%oriid)tiecy Waln,
Serr Rittmeiiter!."
Gortesung foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

iab id mid genotbist, bieie WiQionen
i'm 9tamen Sbrer WajeitGt Der 3Gni.
gin nit 9eihloe an belegen."
Limo Der Vfann2"
.gr partet poblbemaht auf Elm
neiles Serbor. Or muB iih ausipei.
len iiber Die @rrilneenidnft Der Tia.
manten. Damn lueroe ih i'm iommt
leinem Sfase aui Die beauemite Ma.
nier mad pretoria iib"eriiibren."
.Gb! Sic geben nit ibm nod Vre.
toria2"
uWir baben gang genalle anpeinne
fir iold,e Salle. Mber fommen Sic
bod, Maiter Glipiom. ail bat bel
Games Bridge elm Neinfeu entoedt,
bel benz es iih sans p~or5iislid, plol.
bern IGkt."
Der Oifi3ier ihob ieinen Irm nm.
ter ben Nrm pes Vieiloo.@ ar.Gorre
Iponoenten uno 5og i'm nit iih fort,
mdhreno elm Iroaoner oeiien Yfero
IN Den Stoa iiihrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Solanec De glaiiois Den Soblpea
palierte, bate er Don Dem Sano,pe.
ben gar nift piel al leioen eebabt.
Grit in Der Gbene madte iih Der
Sturm nit aler @epolt gelteno, 10
Dob Scr 0icomte lid faum i'm Sattel
81 bolten %permofte. Nur nit Wiihe
bepegte Dos Nferb iih pornGrts. Ter
3pflon ipuroe itdrfer uno itGrfer lno
Der g%lithenoe Sanb brana Dem Aeiter
III Dumb nno Naie. Iie Iitgcn MIR.
Den Inn blntiaroth. er lab nihts mebr
nno oas Ithnlen muroe Inn 6eidpner.
!id. Noh bielten ieine an @iloheit
gren5enoe Gnergic, ieine 5i,rd)t Dor
Dem 1ooe ilno Ole @ier. ben aeraub.
ten Sd,as 81 retten. i'm nnireff. Bis
aui's 9lilt oriidte err Dem Yferbe Die
Sporen ein, bas Vfero panbte our
Seite uno er perlor Die Rihtung.
Sbne lid oeiien benuBt 3a weroen,
belt er lid 81 iebr linfs unb fam in
cine @egeno, in Der Der Sturm lpeni-
ger beftig auitrat. Sfnpere Heaen.
tropien neBten ieine Stirn, lno in tol.
lem 2niiie elite er p%orrpGrts. 9rahte
i'm bod ieoer Sfritt, mic er nleinte,
Der Rettung naber.
.Ylotlif -pie i'm 3raume--borte
CT 6%lintenifiiiie mo ben Mnruf Der
Wahen.
Ger Serr 8icomte erfannte, Dab er
auf ialihem Wege mar.
@r mari iein Yfero berunl mo Der
Heacn ihlug linn poa ms @eiidt. Or
orara inn in Die Nngen mo nuid,
Den Sanb ans he%nielben.
er iah mieber. nno elm enticslid,er
6lid entiubr ieinen 9ippen. Bon
allen Seiten nnbten lid linn engliiGc
Reiter.
Sic moreu ihon Cams in iciuer
Nabe. Ter Bandit iob lid, perloren.
Cine leste &oiinung ariinoete iif
aui Die Sfneaiafeit icineS Hieroes.
er mari es nod linfs. mad, red,ts unb
picber nad) linfs mo periIdtc. ben
linn natia9enoen 5cinoen ~ ent.
fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Saben Sic ie beoadt, mas cine fleine
gerlanst=N n3eise fiir Sic tbuu mag?

Sic @erlanstsI nacisen iidern
Nnitelunsen. finoen 9ienits
boten. perfaufen 2anb. Stores
llnb @eifdfte aler Grt. sic
befriebigen iehe WoHc Die Be
biirfni'ie pieler n~nicrer 2eier
IN manher 9e6iebuns.
@nbere 5ieben Nllsen oarauS.
marum nift audi Sic?
.aden sic eiueu Werind nit elmer
SerlanstzM njeise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Ges 2ebtns mieeer frpa.

Ses 2ebtns nieoer frpb. o
Rem Orleans, Ca, DECEMBER 1912.
I'D lit febr an aerpenf3ipdde. S9lntloitg'
feit, fpoaeeert Vnftor 46nie'S glerpcritGrfer 10
gut pirtte, mie ieiu sr,t. benin iest bin 10
fuieber meines 9eberS frob. Ter 9teroenitdr.
FER pirfte an redten BIae uno III oesbnIb
8. 3tfrtiTt. solfsst.eia.
Grnu SSa 7uttcn in Upton, Sro.. fnat:
bob Yaitor 2ouig's Serbenitdrfer in tbrem
Sane ieiner 3iued aeeen elm NercsnIeiber, oo5
fe loon 211 Sabre plngte, e%rfiiIlte. sic fornte
Mot rnebr eroerilSb i6loten uno bate lueser
sdmerten I'M aafsen aorper ~nirsenos rretr
8ube.
Srau 3. g.. sacnaIs ftreioi bon 8Iadmonu
Mius. q. Gar. odB tie Qaitor aorie's Neroeit.
ftdrfer eeeer HerosnIeioer uro Olelnndoiie
NIT 70 eutem GrfoIee braunte. oaB fe i'm duf
anberen empfabl. oenen or au6 bali. lto togdr
bier ouoon b%efuabrts. tn Die SrreHdrftalt 5u
fonimen.
~A>I elm tpsrtbponss Bud FIR ssrpenI.ibenbt
2cCHV pirb Ss6eu br es ~oerlor9t s~uaearbt.
- Grrte erholtsn aud bic WtsoiSiH umionft.
9itie Utbijiu purbe lett BEN Sabre 1875 bon benz
Doom. paftor Rbnis. Sort mopnt. Suh.. Buberetet
unb lest inter iensr anpeiiuus bon Der
KOENG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Be- Mpetbeteru az babsn fur
o1.OO Sts 6Iatdbe, 9 0Iafdtsu fur SB.00t
esebs 1915, G tay 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
MAKES NEW STIPULATION.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Takes Stand on Liverpool Margins.

NEW ORLEANS. September 1.-The
New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
decided it would not put up margins
with the Liverpool cotton trade unless
its members were allowed to liquidate
contracts when it was desirable to
close out.
This in effect repudiated the agree
ment reached in New York to estab-
lish international differences on future
contracts at $50 points and to margin
down to $50 for December in New
York and to $40 in Liverpool for Jan
uary-February. the purpose being the
eventual reduction of the straddle in
tereSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
HANDBAG STOLEN IN STORE,
Miss Eugenia Cuthberson Complains
to Police of Her Loss.

Miss Eugenia Cuthberson, 171s Cor
coran street, complained to the police
that her black leather handbag was
stolen yesterday while she was shopping
in a store on f street.
Miss Cuthberson said she had $3.50,
silver pencil. two keys and visiting
cards in her handbag.
Mrs. Florence Welsh, 1877 Genoa street
northeast, had $4.2O. key. four rolls of
tape and car tickets in her handbag that
was stolen. She said her handbag was
taken from her home.
A. Goodman, 633 F street northwest.
complained to the police that his tailor
ing establishment was broken into Friday
night and robbed. Articles of clothing
worth $25 were taken, he stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
BLESSING FOR NEW POPE.
Thanks Faithful in America fol
Apostolic Delegates Homage.

Mgr. Bonzano, apostolic delegate. re-
ceived a cable last night from Rome in
which Pope Benedict XIV extended the
apostolic benediction to the delegation,
the clergy and the laity of the United
States.
The dispatch was in reply to a mes
sage sent to the Vatican by Mgr. Bon
zano, which said:
pray your holiness to accept the
respectful congratulation and homage of
MAJ obedience and reverence. with the
wish OF a long and happy pontificate. in
the name OF the delegation. the clergy
and the faithful of the United States.
who impiore your apostolic benediction. .
The cable reply is signed by Cardinal
Ferrata, the newly selected papal secre-
tary of state. and says:
THE holy father, Benedict XIV, well
comes the homage and expressions of
filial piety sent by your excellency in
the name of the delegation. the clergy
and the faithful of the United States.
He heartily thanks and blesses them,
and in particular your excellency."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
ARMY
Army Orders.

Lieut. Col Andre w. Brewster, infan-
try, is detailed for service in the inspec-
tor generals department.
Pay Clerk Frederick A. Marley, Quar-
termaster Corps, is relieved from duty at
the Preside of San Francisco, and will
proceed to Honolulu, Hawaii. for duty.
First Sergt Hugh r. Mcdonald, Com
pany G, 10th Infantry, is placed upon the
retired list and will repair to his home.
Maj. Clyde S. Ford, Medical Corps. is
relieved from duty in the surgeon gen
erals office and will proceed to Fort
Smelling. Mimi, for temporary duty. and
then will proceed to Texas City, Tex, for
duty.
The resignation of First Lieut. Henry
C. Nichols, Medical Reserve Corps. has
been accepted by the President
First Lieut.. Resolve P. Palmer. 22d In
fantry, is detailed as professor of mill
tary science and tactics at Wentworth
Military Academy, Lexington, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
Cheap Labor Advantage to Japan.

Japanese success in competition
against American cotton goods in China
fs based largely on the availability of
cheap labor and the low cost of raw
materials, the Department of Commerce
has announced in detailing the re-
suits of recent investigations The
cotton industry in China was develop
ing. it was said. and there were indi-
cations that the japanese spinners
feared competition in Chinese markets
more from that source than from
American and Indian mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
ILLINOIS ATHLETES BEST.
Win A. A. u. Track and Field Meet
Held at Toledo.

TOLEDO, Ohio. September 5.-The ILL
nois Athletic Club of Chicago Won the
amateur athletic union track and field
meet held here today by scoring forty
four points. twenty-five more than its
nearest competitor, the Detroit Y NJ.
C. A. Karimo of the latter organization
was the greatest Individual point winner,
taking two firsts and two seconds. No
records were broken.
The Cleveland Athletic Club of Cleve-
land, the Business Mems Club and the
Newsboy's Association Of Toledo, the
Toledo Y. NJ. C. A. and the Toledo Y.
NJ H. A. also were represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
FOR RIVERS AND HARB0RS.
Branch of Woman's National Asso.
citation Adopts Resolutions.

The first meeting of the season of the
District branch of the Woman's Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of the president Mrs. Leonard
Wilder.
Resolutions urging the passing of the
appropriation bill now pending before
Congress, and also the Watkins bill,
were adopted.
Mrs. Beck. widow of Brig. Gen. Will
liam Henry Beck. was made the chair
man Of the committee of an entertain
ment to be given early in October The
society also moved that letter of con-
dolence be extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
clifford Pinchot on the death of Mr..
Pinchot's mother.
At the close Of the meeting tea was
served by the hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
DIPHTHERIA ON YAMACRAW.
Lieuts. Roach and Kielhorn Taken
to Hospital at Savannah.

Second Lieut.. P. d. Roach and Third
Lieut.. L. v. Kielhorn, officers attached
to the revenue cutter Yamacraw. have
been taken down with diphtheria. They
have been transferred from the revenue
cutter to the marine hospital at Savan-
nah, where they are being cared for.
The wardroom and bedding of these Off
GERS aboard the Yamacraw have been
disnfected.
The Illness of these officers is not ex-
planned In the official report from Capt.
Henderson, commanding the revenue cut
ter. 1t is supposed at revenue cutter
headquarters that they were subjected
to infection In some mysterious manner
that they could not evade.
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Outing Friday at Glen Echo.

Arrangements have been completed for
the final outing OF the season of en-
ployes Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and also the Potomac
Electric Power Company next Friday
evening at Glen Echo Park. The out
ing is to be held under the direction Of
the Washington Railway Relief Associa-
ton. Secretary Halter of the associa-
ton and ]. T. Moffett, superintendent
OF transportation, are to have charge of
the arrangements The employees and
their families will be taken to the park
free of charge and will also have free
use OF the amusements there.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September '.-Hogs-.Re.
ceipts 900 head: slow. lower. Blu k OF
sales. S60a900: light, S.15aS.25; mixed.
S.45a9.35: heavy. s.3Ga915: rough, S-''oa
S.45; pigs. 4.75as.40.
Cattle-Receipts. 400 head: weak.
Beeves. 670a1O.75: steers. 6.30as 80;
stockers and feeders. 5.4oaS.15: COWS
and heifers. 3.s5a9.25: calves. laval ~.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; s'eady.
Sheep, 4s5a5.s0; yearlines. 5.65a5.e0:
lambs, 6.25a7.9o.
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A Months Disbursements.

Dividend and interest disbursements
this month will amount to only ST.
367, 1888. This compares with $12o.3s1,-
400 in September a year ago, or a de-
crease of $s,014,221. OF the grand
total dividends will furnish $57. S67, 1sS,
a decrease of $9.514.221. Industrial cor
porations will distribute to stockhold-
ers $30,156, 701, decrease of 1924 POS
This is due in no small part to the
fact that the American Tobacco COM
mon dividend, due next month. is pay
able in scrip. not cash. However. a
number of other dividends have either
been reduced or passed altogether.
arising out of the unsettled conditions
resulting from the European war,
which has prompted number OF cor
porations to husband their resources
until there is a return to more normal
times. Interest payments will approx
innate $54 700, against $53.O0O.OO
last year.
A summary of September dividends,
with comparisons with the same month
wear ago. follows:
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Tribute to Life-Saving Crew.

Tribute to the life-saving crew at
stone Harbor. N. j., commanded by
Capt Harry McGenley. is paid in a
letter received by Supt. S. T. Kimbau
of the life-saving service here from
Capt. A. N. Wood, Z. s. N, retired. The
letter refers to the efforts of the crew
in saving from destruction by fire the
home Of the writer at that place re-
Gently.
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FUNERAL OF F. M. MANN.
Services Held in Epworth Church
Yesterday Afternoon.

son of Rodney I. and Mary H. Mann,
were held at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon at Epworth M. E. Church. Rev. DR..
r. L. Fultz officiating. The pallbearers
were George Barkman, Harry Briner,
Turner Corder, Frank Wilcox, John
Avery and Robert Lavender.
Mr.. Mann received his education in
the schools here. He leaves a wife. Mrs.
Dorothy Mann, and four brothers and
sisters,
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S AND SO MONEY
to Loan on d. c. Real Estate.
JESSE T., HEISkELL.. l4O3 H .t. NV.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the beginning of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund. S122, 1:SS..
6O3
Total receipts Friday, S2.256. 166.
Total payments Friday. S2.'I45.976
The deficit this fiscal year is S149if.-
III. against a deficit of s7.6so.Sa last
year exclusive of Panama canal and
public debt transactions.