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Heavy Hitting won.

New York, August 2S.--New, York
batted hard today and won from. 81.
st. Louis by 0 toss5. Leyerenz was
knocked out OF itie.y box In the first
inning. The batting of Cree and G..
Walker was a feature. Almost the
entire game was played in q heavy
irizzle.
Score ST
st Louis Of0 coz 0oalA5f Z
New York :. :. 43e 100 4 OK . rs
Ieyefenz, Hoeh and Hale; MS;s..ale.
and Nuhamaker. ~. Z. I,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Aug. 28.-cotton. spo,
in moderate demand at unchanged
PRICES Sales 3.i00 bales. including D.
600 American on the basis OF 6.20d for
middling. Receipts 1000 bales. no
American.
Weekly statistics:
Total forwarded to mills. Fl 900
bales. Of which 81 900 were American;
stock. $4,000. American, CO.,, 900; i'm
ports were $4,000. American b,uC0;
exports, 5000.
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WINNING Strenl, Broken.a

Philadelphia August 2S.-IGhicago
broke Philadelphia's winning streak
which had reached seven straight. by
winning today's game TO s. the score
reveTting to the fifth inning when
play vas stopped In the sixth " y rain rain.
Score ''-f,'f s.fss
Ghiesgo. :. 0io, B2A-S 10 9
Philadelphia ..310 10-5 q i
Scott Cicotte and Schalk; Plank,
rrySas1cffss reresysSass1cfs and Scnang.
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MARKET REPORTI
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. .\ng - New low
prices caused an active buying move
ment in print cloths today. Several
lines OF colored heavy cotton good
were withdrawn from sale because Of
scarcity Of dycstuffs. Domestic fine
woods sold freely 1T slight advances
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.staaa s,olk rrasIdsa Ror.

Paric; Atig. 2s.z@S: 35 n pa5-2A bnf.
fet shEa been soreued by the Societies
OF Actors and Actresses for needy
stage people 0f whom there arc thou.
sands IN Paris. Not theatre is omen,
Two meals q day will be giyon to any
actor, actress or theatre employee q,
the k1ffsf
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. lfletrolt RlanlEsil nnntan.

Boston, August IS, Detroit shut
out Boston 3 to 8 today. with men on
second and third In tho eighth inning
Cobb doubled and two rms were
scored. Then Scott INJURED C'rawfofi's
NY aud Cobb counted. ,,
Score * - ~. s'
Detroit! :. Z. 600 600 Os0 s !. I
Boston 49,. 600 900 00a--.0s 6 /
So cavet aud stanage; 8 Leonard and
Garrigan, 80 s,s so
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LEes'. IL!
NOTICES j !.
Deiihqhent Road Tax Noiiics.

Detinqient h6ad lax N0iice.
All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with al offlciai receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
u MACK KING,
x County Supervisor.
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MONEY on CALL.

New York. Aug. Mercantile
paper Z.
Sterling exchange nominal: for Tn
bleS 5.cS 30; demand j.07.50. Far sill
yer l3 l-S
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

cents
Six Times 81 co.
proaa
TO be used In a made
ton.
No advertisement taken for less than
the telephone
bill wilbe
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:: S p O r T S s.: J: :

ond permitted Buffalo to score the de-
=a :i; rs s.=t.: .:iE:::.s -s &c t.ia tsi
game weh Brooklyn today. #'a
Score t}a'9i1YE
Ruffalo =. :. ..001 001 COOS 10 1
Brooklyn :. :. 200 900 000-2 s /
Moran and Blair; Maxwell and
Land, Watson. ~. - 9tk,
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FOR SALE

HORe FOR SALE CHEAP--I have
two mares and one horse for sale.
Call at Howard's Stables. known as
Ducworth's Stables. Come and look
them over. Cash or good papers.
v 3. Cheshire. If
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Arell.cr ~ 81 PIalIIie.. !. !.

2 ytiy titilItIHltU l3t.INi1tJll5
s New Orleans, Aug -rita tsyefi.
sy-first case or bahonic pingab wp,.-
reported here today sia - soAeS. u
negEess, 81 years OLD IS ~ sictinI 3
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front Office in new Wat
son-VandiTer building. Very de-
airable location.
tf The Anderson Intelligencer
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FOR SALR-190 acres miles east OF
Iva, s. C.. room dwelling, barn,
tenant housees Well tiinbered and
waterad. A bargain to a quick
buyer. Address G. W. Belcher,
Iva, s. C.,
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FOR SALE-25O farms So. Ca, West
Green and Denton. Ca, $1O.5O round
trip. II you are interested write
or see me at once. c. e. Key. County
Clerks Office, Anderson, S. c.. tt
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WANTS

WANTED AT once. Two or three
furnished room for light house
keeping. Apply w. II. Reese Jewel
store.
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WANTED-The public to know that
we have just received large ship
ment OF box files. and can supply
your wants in this line. Anderson
Intefiigencer, Job Department. IL
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King George Reviewing Sailors


assembled England takes pride OF
clash inspiring
titles
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WANTED You to try the cooking
at The Luncheonette. next door to
New Bridge. Short Orders Quickly
Served.
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NATIONAL
AMERICAN.

At Observation-Disclosures, rain.
At Philadelphia 5; Chicago g.
innings, rain. rs ....,.
At Boston o.; Detroit,
AT New York 8; st. Louis 81
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WANTED BtGS-Bring ell your meal
and hull bags to us and get the
CASH. Nothing but the best want
ed. Farmers Oil Mill
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Wanted--B;ds on two thousand dol
lars worth OF school honda to run
q period OF twenty years. These
bonds are OF Fairview and Cherry
school districts. State rate OF In.
terest in bid.
r. D. BROCK,
w, A. MULLIGAN,t t''S 1'.s
Pendleton, s. c.
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LOST

LlST-A good opportunity to eat 4
You don't patronise The Lunches, :
cite, next door tc New Bridge
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South Atlantic

At Columbia 5; Augusta 8.
At Columbus 3: Albany A.
A. Jacksonville-Macon rain.
At Savannah 3; Charleston 0.
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WANTED-Yon to know that we make
the best Evaporators. Either Cop
per or Galvanized Steel. Metal
Shingles, Tin Roofing. Guttering,
Smoke Stacks, Gi1 Suction Pipe,
etc. Diver Roofing Co. The Shop
with a Reputation.
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L0ST-one small beauty pin with
name Baby painted in. blue in
Bltou theatre Saturday afternoon.
Finder please return to No. 13 e.
franklin street.Mrs. w. g. Cul-
Ian. s.sg1
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LAWNS-A beautiful lawn gives an
added charm 10 the Home Life
this IS the proper time to prepare
o thorough Seed Bed for late Sep.
temSer and early October which is
the best bedding aeason We Will
cheerfuily give you any assistance
or information that you may desire
IL you will call. 464.
FURMAN SMITH,
e-zS-6t ~ Seedsmar..
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Threw IL Away.

Brooklyn August IS. Holt,s Wild
throw 70 eateit q base rpnnyr At sse-l
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Af Baltimore PITTSBURGH, rain.
AT Brookyn 3; BuffaGo 3.
No others scheduled.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
GsbGeibtbob /.

Ser 9Ian, bic geiomts G@IaGts
flotte Der Ser. Gtaotcn CUR @rDffnune
Beg panamatonaIs i'm 5ebruor bes
tommsn0en Sohres mad San Grans
cisco 81 Isnnen, bat in 9epiHen
8reiIen 9epcrhsm6biger Bangema9er
IdQrfe &ritit gefunoen, absr nod elmer
Grtldrun9 GetretGr 0oniels tptrb Ii6
bos Department bobur9 in Ieinen
9prbereitungen nidt it0rcn loifen. Mie
9err 9anieIs bemertte, Iin0 bieielben
@riin0e, ois BON geipiFer Settle se9sn
bic Gntbl6Bun9 u~nIerer Mtlantiidsn
aiilte pon Gem Sdub u%nIerer 6lotte
geItenn gemahi iperben, au9 duF Der
BocifiIden Geits BON on3u dneitIis
den Gjemiitern bduiig in ben leBten
Snbren erbobsn tporben. Erob bieIer
Sdipar5isber, Ole jeosn @usenblid
einen llebcrfoa auf infer 2onb pros
pbe3eien, fobalb liA bic 5lOtte nur Elm
paar Meilen BON ibren Stiibpuntten
entIernt. pir0 ater cas ur1prlngliGe
progromm, bas eiren 8eIu9 Gan
Traneiscps ou9 burd 0os Ntlantif9s
@slhpaoer boriiebt, beibebaltsn tpsrs
Aen
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
@erIskte MobioaefeBs.


Dime @siipisl 1T pobl oie Mabs
nobms, pel9e Die neuen Gouncilmen
BON pittsburgh, 3d., in sbler GslbFs
perleu9nun9 g%etroffen boben, um Grs
ipdrniKe I'M ftdOtil9en SousbaIt gu
fidern, 8si 8erntung beg Budgets
fir ndhftes Sdbr repn8iertsn fe ibrs
sigsnen @ebGlter bon $1,000 per Sabr
um $1,000 unO paTiierten einen Mn-
trag. oaB jeeer itdbtif9e Beanie, BON
Mopor obf0drts, frsiipilig ouf einen
entfpre9enosn Sell feines GebaItss
.ber3i9ten. b. +. cine entIpredenbe Nes
huaieruna fiG oefallen laiIen f0Llte.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
Nu5eiaen.
GOacftoren:

&oneftoren pclde in ibren 81
itriftcu alItoriiicrt iino, ole a6onne-
n%lents6etrGge SIT erbe5en mo 81 quit
@lierer, iinO foIgeuoe Scrren:
Grib aIein, 915 q. $. Npe., g. SO.
FauI SdwegIcr, 1929 6-Str., N.-@
@regor 9tir, 1912 800. Nne., nc.
SlaOcns6nrgt MS.
Nrgitit Seeming, @Gderci.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19

~ ~ : y ="
Sofsph Smith, grdFOsRt bsr reors
gahifierien Stride Der 9eiIisen BON
Sinsiisn Sag CNprmOusnttr&e) 1T in.
ieinsm 9sim in SnbepsnOeHce, DO,
i'm altsr BON sipsiunOadtais Sabrsn
gsiiortsn. On isinsm 5terbebstts tueils
ten Isine Trau, feds S0bns unb 5psi
T6disr, barunter aud fem Sobn Ires
oerid $. Smitb. ipeIder su isinsm
Ro6foloer b~srufen 1T.
2i6tTrsde poIleuOet.
Der .MognoIiu Cutoff" Der 8oltis
more C Obioz@obn, pel9er bic 8abns
lfrsde 5miI6en OrIeons Rooo unb
0ittle Gacopon, %. 3d., UNI flint Mei.
len pertiirst, puroe nsuli9 benz Der,
Iebr i~ibergeben. Die Soften Der Mus-
fihrung Ger RidtItreds beLnufen f9
aut 100000 uno Oie @olenouno
Der Mrbsit srfolgte neln5ebn Gage Dot
Ger ousbebunsenen 3sit, nodbem Is
Dor o9t3ebn Monaten In 4ngriff esz
nommen tporben mar. Sc tommen
bamit @crbeGerungen gum AbT9luB.
pelde Dor flint Sabrsn begonnsn ipur=
BEN unD oeren Soften iih ouf $780,
100000 Is0ten.
@Grees mO9li9g
Sn elmer @eToIutiDn, tDeIGe Seno>
tor RobinIon i'm Bunbesienat eins
bro9te, ipirp cine unterIu9uns iiber
Die psr0ffentlidte 9ebduptune on=
g%eoronet, bob 8unbesisuatorsn bon
Igenteu bes Generals Gorranau
$4,000 gs3obIt tporoen ieien boz
nit tie auf bic 3urid3iebune Der
ameritaniI9sn Sruppen aug @era
grua tintpirttsn. gu benz esnonntsn
3ned ion Ser @usI9ub fir ouspGrs
tige 9ssiebungeu ii9 ins 4uslonO be-
ge6en uno @srnebmungen onitslen unb
Dor rem A. MGrS fpmmenben Sabrss
iber bas Grgebnis bsrihten. Die Hes
IolutioN puroe 3uriidgelsgt, nahDem
Senator Gmppl erfldrt bate, Der ST.
not Iebe Iih Ielbit berub, inbem er fol.
hen 0erOd6tigun9 8eadtung i4ente.
uno onbers Senatoren ertldrt batten,
lie t0nnten Sen 9eIhulbigunoen feinen
@luuben I6enteil.
NattonOIbunb proteFtert.
@ls @ertrcter oes 0sutf9sNmcrttos
nifhen Roiionnlbunbes bat Der Ins
polt 6. 5ront @orIon bon Ybilaosl=
pGia i'm Stoutsbeporiemsnt einen BRO
tsit binterlegt gegen bic bon Mmerita
aus 6ttris6ene 2ieferung BON @sl9its
8tn unb &riegsmunition on ole Mliire
ten. Sn Dem G6riFtitiid piro bors
gstdn, boB @eIdite in gr0Berer 3abl
unb Munition in grOBsren MaKen
bier onesFeriigt un0 mad Gambia aus.
gsfiibrt perbsn, ou4 piro borouf bins
gstnisfen, ooB omerifoniF9e G9iffs
bol9elenldaHen nit einem &ontratt
fit Zen 8ou BON llnterIeebDoten BE.
trout pGren. sic gegen Deuti AIanb
CUR !%crpenbuno gebradt tpsrben fol-
len. StoatsIetret1r 8rpan ertlGrtt,
er rerbe bic Sa9s unterfu9en. ebe
er cine psiters llnterIu6ung onoronen
tDerne.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
9nlan0



Ser IOpembers 5inansbsriHt 9ano-
ous IGBt cine Abnabns Der giniiinfts
Ger Dominipn in odt Mouatsn oss
5~istoljabres INN $24,000,000 erisben.
Die Granddaughter bonn /. ApriI
bic gnoe bes leBten MSonots bsIieFsn
i9 auf $90,468,0O2, esgen STA
640.295, in benz entIpre6enoen 3eits
roum oes @oridbres. Die GinHobms
i'm ~perTlohenen Monot Iummierte f@
ouf S9.495. $50 sseen $13,536,981 i'm
RoDembsr 1918.
25OSabteoIt.
Sn ~fpiiroioer, einbrudsbouer WeiTt
puroe nsuIi9 in allen Iutberif9en
@~otisstauIern bic Jeisr Der @riinbune
Der luthsrifden Stride nuf amsritaHis
I6em @Open begongen. Die Matter@
tirds oes panseIi9sIutberifden @lous
bens in Mmerito mar bic .2utberifhe
Secret" Der 81. MottbGuSz @emsinbe
in Ieiu Wort unb IeBtere 1T es bsTon>
oera, bic in i6rem %tempordren @Ottess
bous an Gonpent Npe. unb WeIt 145.
ctr. cine auf mebrere Sage psrteiIte
5eier peronitoltete.
Baum Gnquete
RonoreBubeeorbneter SribbIe bon
@jeprqia reicbte i'm Ron1reB cine Res
1oIution elm, ipelAe cine llnterfu9ung
Der Nep Ncrter 9aumnpnbDrIe uno
ibre 8ebonblung Der gsgenpdrtieen
Gage oes 9aumpous Marttss bur9
einen RongreBausfduB anOrbnst. Sn
Der HeIOIution tpirb ouf bic Briefs
briiduna ieitens Der Stem gOrfer
9aumpou56rie, ipel6e ben Tarmern
oes @iibens uige3G6lte MiuiOnsn ses
toitet 6oten ion, Defenders @eipidt ge<
le9t.
gerIsBte RobtOesfeBe.
GiBroD Darlington, Elm MitsIieb
Der 5otultGt ser Sarparb= lniberTtGt,
tpel6er Dor einigen Sagsn in 9oitOn
fpegen @crf!oBes 9esen bic @obiOses
Iebe perhoFtst lpor0en lit, tuurbe neuii9
pom 8unoestommtfdr Sabes beim
@9tuB Ieiner @ernebmuno Der Brdnb
Surp oes 9rtnOesgerihtes iiberlpiefeu.
Der @noio- SnTpsttor @oipler 6eiun-
0ete, @orriagtoRs Ipparat belize einen
Nttionsrosius bon 100 Msilen, unb
Die 9epefGcn, tpeihe er ousfsnbc, ftDrs
ten Die SanoeIstele9ropbiten in einem
tpeiten @ebiet.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
Seine &ettun9.

Dos 8unbesobergeri9t tpeigerte T4,
Dem Nntroge ouf &ebilion BEG G9uIbs
Ipru6es, burA oen 2eo M. Trunt aus
8rootlbn Der @rmoroung Der nieraebns
iGbrigen Tobritarbeiterin Morp pbas
gan in MtIontd, @a., fir 19uloig Be-
funben nlroe, itott5ugeben. Durd)
bieIe GntfGeibung 1T bos S4idfnI
Srdnts beYiegelt, bod tperbsn bic 9ln@
pdlte Oes gum Sooe pernrteilten ius
genoIi9en 5obritbirettors nod ben
NerIu9 MAIDEN, einen porbpn Ober
cine Milberung bcs Sobesurteils bon
oen betreffenbsn GtaatsbebDroen in
@eorgid fir ibren Rlienteu gu erbul>
ten
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, ETC. !.

Of the Washington Journal" pub
lished weekly at Washington, d. G,
required by the Act Of August "a,
1912:
Editor, Business Manager, Publish
err: c. T. Schwegler; P~ostofiee ad-
dress, ITO Sixth Street, N. w, Wash
ington, d. G.
Owners (f a corporation. holding
more than / per cent Of total amount
of stock: c. r. schwegler, RIO Sixth
Street. N. w. Washington, d. c.; X.
G. Schwegler. 71O Sixth Street. N. w,
Washington. D. G.; NJ. Wiegand, 465
Maryland Avenue, S. W., Washington,
d. c.; Jacob Bruegger, 214 Ninth
Street, N. w, Washington. D. c.; Ida
Schwegler, ITO Sixth Street, n. w,
Washington. d. c.
Known bondholders. mortgages and
other security holders Martin Vie
gand, 465 Maryland Avenue, s w,
Washington, D. G.; G. T. Schwegler,
no Sixth Street, n. w, Washington,
ID. G..
(Signed) c. r. Schwegler,
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of October, 1914,
(Signed) j. Addison Hicks,
(SealJ Notary Public.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
GriaeInt iepen eamstaa.
MaibiugtOu SOnrnalG 60, Snt.,
@igentBiimer.
Office, @e0oftion uuo Druderei
10 Ge8He @trafc, W..RB.
Selepbon, Mlnin 1889.

Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qefr1qf
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
NleganOria, @a.
5. &ceec Cotton, 1913 90 GopaI 81

@egen 9la0eil oie inns bit unO ga
aufomnen, Dab oas nSougllal" nidt
bis SonnobenO Abenos, ODER crit
@oitags III Die @dnOe Der 2clcr
fonlmt, teilen mir nit, oaB sic Bel
tung 5eitig genng ouf Sic &oit
fommt. I'M Samltags Mior0eiiS nit
rriter &oit abgaliefert 81 luer6en.
Man bcidmere lib prompt Del oen
@errcil 8.ieitrdeerx. Sci 9ieOer-
1olHng bitten mir Inn 9'udricht per
9cIcpGoiL Main 77S9, u0er oirdl
Eoltfartc.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
0sm Gobssntri[fsn.

Sn Dem Iurbtbaren Orton, Der nell=
li9 nit elmer Gelhpinoigteit bon
5ipsiantiie63ig MsiIen iber Neuenss
tan6 b%abin6raufts, polaog Iia BEL
poiat Suoitb, q. s., Elm boppsIter 2es
bensrettuneSatt. pie sr beloenmiitiger
nidI erooht psrben fam. Inter
furdtbaren Mnftrengungen mar IS Der
MannI6aTt Der Yoint sSubitb- Het
tu%ngsitotion gelungen. Die 3tpei 2eute,
ipel4e nod 3sri9elan9 bes Nuiterns
bootes y2ueua NiderTun@ an Der point
SuOttb@Mple fi9 ouf Die Mole gerettet
bdtten, bon Fer bon ben rafenOen Wos
gen iiberlpiiIten Mole gu ~rstten, aber
ola b0s 2ebsnSrettungsboot es nun
perlllhte, oie bsiOsn @erettsten an bos
Ii9ere llfer 81 bringen, psrfagte Der
8emonnuno Res 8ootes oie' &roft.
9liidliderneiIe lab superintendent
3noples pom oritten Qebensrettun9ss
biftritt ZEN bsr3peifelten RompF Der
W6nner nit ben Wogen unb q
lpanSte li9 an bic Nempprter Marins=
Ftotipn Inn !SiIfe. 2sutnnnts4 ommans
beur Gberls purbe fofort nit Dem
5o~rpsooidssr pMOrris" sntiunOt, ben
@erapeifsIten 9ilfe 3a brineen. ipas
inn aud nit 9ilfe elmer idnel sefams
melten JreipiIlisen= Mannfduft unter
Tur9tbaren Mnfrengunaen uno Gin-
iebune ees 2ebens aller 8eteilietsp se.
lang.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
@laSensbmra, ggS.

9(itguit Seeming, @Gdcrci.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
@erfanfSIeaen
Ses ngeailimOtum SuarmaI1.

3obn 9iuoer, G33 @.StraBe, ". @.
Clarence gtobe, 507 @-Str., M.-@
Nncrican &oboccO 50, Ats ga. 9lue-
H.-W.
Sam goonlS, 900 @.StraBe q. @.
Nidaro 6. WeiIer, 527 s. Str, &c.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
Streitbauertfort

8ier pen ben MrbeiterorganiIotto>
men, pel1e an benz Streit in ben
WerfitGtten Der 9arriman19en 8abn>
LINEN beteiligt lino. ma9ten bur9 ".
.. Wbarton, ben @orIiBenosn beS
Observation-Disclosures Der Mmericon
FEDERATION Of Qabor, betannt, baB iie
bur9 4bFimmung bei9lOHen baden,
Den Nusltano fortaufeben. Oas Obs
ItimmunssrsfuItot Der finftsn Srga=
Hiiatior, Der Der &eRell4misoe. lieet
ao9 ni9t Dor. Die NerbGnbe, pelde
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Washington Journal., 1914-12-19

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Evening journal., 1914-04-06
MR.. HALL The west
Church SPEAKER TONIGHT

The series Of special meetings which
opened yesterday 30 auspiciously in
West PRESBYTERIAN Church and were at
tended BY great crowds, viii be con-
tinued tonight at o'clock. The special
speaker FOR this evening viii be tho
Rev. William Ralph Hall, who is at the
head Of the young peoples work OF the
Presbyterian denomination.
An the Christian Endeavor Societies
of the city have been invited 10 hear
and to greet Mr.. Hall. Miss Elma Bar
tram. soprano, will be the soloist. These
meetings have been arranged TO ccle,
brate the anniversary Of the week OF
Our Lords Passion. Judging from the
interest and enthusiasm OF yesterday
meetings the present series viii doubt
less be even more successful than that
of last wear. which was the banner year
Of such meetings.
The Rev. r. Howard Taylor, secretary
Of the international Brotherhood Of An
drew and Philip viii be the sepaker TO-
morrow night.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
CHURCHES OF CITY
OBSERVE PALM SUNDAY

Thousands of persons received palm
yesterday in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches Of the city, the day, Palm Sun
day. ushering in Holy Week, the most
sacred season Of the Christian year.
The palm was blessed before the sol
cmn high mass in the Catholic churches
and afterward distributed TO the mem
bers of the congregation. After the dis
trbution the procession, commemorat'
ing the entrance Of the Saviour into Je-
'rusalem. took place. The passion was
read both in English and Latin at the
gospel OF the mass, the people standing
and holding the strips OF palm in their
right hands.
/ bishop Monaghan oniciated at tho
Cathedral.
Bishop Kinsmsn oihciatcd at The
Church oil the Ascension, Claymont, yes
lterday morning; Talleyville, at 2.3'
O'Clock; Emmanuel. Wilmington, at 4.3l
O'Clock. and Calvary in the evening.
Following the morning services in th'
churches many people OF all denomina
tions appeared wearing palms.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
0. M. D. TO COMPETE
IN SEA GIRT SHOOT

The Organized Militia of Delaware
has been assigned 20 Division A, for the
National Match trophies 10 take place
az Sea Girt. y. j., this year. The Ma
tional Guard of the entire country has
been divided into five divisions for the
competition. In addition to Delaware,
Division A includes the States of Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont. Massaehu-
setts. Rhode Island. Connecticut, New
York. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mary
land. Virginia. West Virginia and Dis
ltrict OF Columbia.
The following announcement has been
made relative to the matches;
"In keeping with the recommendations
Of the National Board for the Promotion
Of Rifle Practice, comprehensiNe
scheme for five National Divisional
Matches has been approved by the See.
retary Of War and regulations modified
from the old National Match regulations
have been promulgated. The program Is
ias follows;
"For the year 1914 the National Divi'
sional Matches viii be held, beginning
with the National Divisional individual
matches. TO be followed in succession by
two davs' preliminary team practice
the National Divisional Team matches
and the National Diviao1l Plsio
matches"