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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Ganog al brunt Snffer.

2 Stopper 5runt Suffer, y aop
MeIf, en- aop Reobefjerner % et
Stpffe Smer ia1 tort iom EN- Bal,
neb. MeIfen brIbes oner Sufferet.
ioa bette fan ooblebes, ioa baoes
Smeret / og BET foges. til oct fon
formeS iom en- liOen allgIe, naar no.
get al BET hpI0a5 op / Ssparo. Get
leftes ga itrnr al Stoben, Nso6efier.
nerne bapes / "a iaa ilooe3 set goot
me6 en- iterf Sfe, til set er oIoelcs
inf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Inr Rntnnrn.
0tbiGertt al en- sra,tiit 6usmooer.

s gomIe Sage brilgte 8oIf brltnt
Suffer, eaer &uo0eriuffer, - iom
set be0er pna goot Norif - til iua
mango cling. Men iaa fom Ora
nlIateo Sltgar" pg fortrPngte set
6rlrne Suffer, ioa man omtrent life
brugte oette mere, unotogen iii noa.
le SIagS Gnnbp o9 nogIe foa SIag8
&nger. Wen MI, noor @ronllote0
Suffer CT iod 6nrt, err set ct Spergs.
maal ON hi life fan begpnoe at brit
&c mere brunt Slltfer, iom 0og er
a0ifini9 biqiqere. Oct fan oerfor
upre %tiOSmGsiig at ifripe noqle 0p.
ifrifter poa foritjeaige Sing iom bIir
fulOt ioa goOe, ON life beore, oeO at
laoes al brunt Suffer. 2bie6rllnt
Suffer er Der fer Gale ON; set rig.
tig mgrfe Suffer er for tl1ngt og
bar oe3uben ofte en- bitter Suog.
Sepil'S Safe.
~0aonet ifiGmmer ingen", flyer
ct gammelt Orb - oq oenne Sage
iparer ga beIoigpis life iii tit Nopn,
iom Ri ale pes. Gen IaoeS al -
Sop Smer, IL Sop brunt Suffer,
2 9Gg, en- Sop MeIf, , Spiieifeer
Cocoa. p Sop @an6, en- Sbeife ga.
Mile, 212 aop Mel, ~ Sbeife 9nf.
ing Bomber, Il Sbeife SoIt. Sme.
ret rereS iii 5le0e, Sufferet reres /
Ii6t eiter Ii0t, iau g@ggenc, iom ierit
er oiipet goot. Cocoa, MeIf og
@au6 foges inmmer og nifieIes, ion
reres SET I set sprige. UereIpis meO
Mel, Salt og gafinJ Bomber, iom
er iigtet iammen, Get ilaneS eo0t,
tiIipttes ganiIien % ite9es ! Gamer
Gins og boio 6roitins imsres incl.
lem.
Srunt Suffer SnnomidjeS
Meo en- Sob brurt Suffer bIon.
6eS Ell balo Sop iinbnffeoe @nnoe.
Ter eler @eauut.aierner Get inns
res poa paaimurte Smsrrebrs0 OF
oisie lRages ianmet - Born ipne5
iipr aoot ON Bette III Sfolemao.
Srngt.S anowidl-G Coolies.
I Sop Smsr elIer Suluoelcn
| Snler 90 SaIpoelen Smllt - ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16

9ugop", iomt ct @crfite0 / enc Gu
BEN s SOB breot.
- 6ormerre / europa bruger Ell
bel Gel Gottonieeo.MeI ior tine SIRE.
otilrer. S 0onmorf brugeS bert
Gor oper 900 Eun0 G~ottonieeo.
fnger pr. Gu.
Rnar urotageS Speoc iii oct
re 2onoS forifieaige SIog5 9loIil.
ger fon1nle umoer ct @}i0OeI$oor,
opIpier Observation-Disclosures en-
Gapport ooteret SNe Sept. @oeoe.
apIingen niI bIioe 6S Troceut al ct
normaIt Nor for @aurbuc0eu8 &eo.
fommen6e.
- gn 9lcre me6 NIinIio bill ifniie
mere al go0t Sober riot poo BRO
tein END nogen onoen Sla98 Aplin8,
iom poaier for Sc Streg, Der 0riuer
melt meO 0teIfefuer, i%trioer ct 6ar.
merbIa0.
GoOe @eie brineer Sig nGr-
mere Warfeoet % forbeOrer Sor-
boIoene / sit RoboIog. Gin 6nrm
bIiper mere opro, noor Sen ioar go6
&ei til Morfebet. M 6nrmere iful-
Sc life fla9e ouer, at &eiIfottcn bleO
list orei, noar ri bare fit Sc on.
toItc go0e &eie % life bare nogIe
cufelte gutomobiIrutcr melem &p-
erne. Mcn foor ri oet2
- Gre N}on0 fan iin0c alt set
}lrbei6c, 0e bar Qo0t al inoe / 81
Ioen UNDER 6pIoninger, bpiS DC
lGg9er al poo at giere ri0tig goot
Nrbeioe. Gu olminbeIig "Srnmp"
cller GagtpO gier life tort @oun ior
Yfob % @on, noor Set gjTIOcr at
trompe Guiilageu. Gen, iom eicr
Siloel1, trGn8cr 8o6t at ie %citero
ioo ban foor pirfeIige Nrbci0cre o8
life SfuIfcre % 2lrenorcierc iii at
trnnpe / GniiIagen ior Jig, noor
SiIoen fyl0c8.
SOLD set rent / &ielocren!
RenS Sen, % boioooif oen, in6en
@interen fommerl Set foiter 10
ioo Iioet. Sra en- uiunb, ioriemt
aieIber tiger uItior oitc 0aarIi8
2uft giennem Sprpffer % Nobnin-
ger op / Sc GGreIier, bpor inton %
itore opboIber Jig. Ge imoa iiGr to-
ger let Sfo6e al Zig SIogS 2uit.
- Ser er en- Moobe ogioo bbor.
poo man fan o~pbeoore $50 for @in-
teren: "Gpp bpert $50 / Smtlt,
eaer oberimer 9GQgene berneO. Eof
0em reo / arrlffer eQcr Totter me0
Salt /, Set Smalcnoen al 9G9get
ne6 / SnItet, og los life 9@gqe1le
bersre boeran0re. Snl6 poo Solt
for boert Sag 9gg. 9Gq neb bare
fertile 800. Mon ifuI6e BRUCE gan.
ife lint SnIt."
@rforne Sor0bprfere Der |
9aroet bar u0tnIt, at noor 2an6ct
bIiper 6prere ems rs 9oaar8 pr.
9lcre, bliper set for bprt iii @opue-
gang eler "@oiture". ga, set font
mer Jig M bel on poo, set. Set err
for Oprt at oDIe % 9uibeI5 SABRE
eQer 30 9uibeI5 Mai8 pr. 9lcre poo
ogiool
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
gnrtnfn np Bnnrn.
6eoiaeret Of en- prnftiit 6armeI
SnnobcSsresler iUr 6riien.

Solo oct rent / 8riiebuie, ginger
og Snbgegninger - rent og tort
for at un0goa Spgbpm blanbt oine
Spin. EaS poa, at life @riiene
uoipttes ior itert "SrGf". Srpf er
iarIig for Griiene og ioraariager, at
be inor ~2ingeieber, Gbermatt&me
og andre @riiepIo9er.
@r 6ine @riie ipge eIer ipnes at
tribes 0aorligt, finO ilO Aoriagen.
Set bill betuIe Jig. Gn i~frigenOe
Girls er life leniom - Ell tiIire0S
Girls bare grpnter. SoI0 life Sri.
iene inOeit0ngte i for TRANCE Bin
ger. Seopgelie or ns0oenoig for en-
@ris, ON Ben ifoi fltnne boloe Jig
friif % trinelig. Snb Snoagrile
taa @nleOniug til 2egemS6epGgel'
fer; set funoe binore Dem ira at
foa "SbumpS".
@io Soen % 0ens ltnger goot
Stunt poa Sen iolrige SIDE al Suiet.
"aoloninl6uie" Tor 8riieprrfer
er mere Dcl~icbeporenbe END "Gen-
troI6uie".
SpiS Smuagriiene Iiber al Wabe-
ip9e, ioo ifiit ON 6ooe ior Soen.
@ip life ureu, iorOproet, iur 6eOe.
aoq goSt olt "Wieut Craps.
Sorn1er Ser iig baaroe, benagtige
llopertcr uOenpao SoieleOene al
Smau0riiene, bar Sc gierne foat
"Hicfct9". Silipr &iorOen mt BLOB,
og Qip @riiene for buert 100 FltnoS
&egt ioIgenoe Mirtur:
Calcium phosphate, puIOeriieret
Ntr &omica , Ounces,
artiiicial GorlabnO SaltS 10
Sunce9.
6or Srm (pr. 100 |6s. Gegt)
Galomel, 8 @rains,
Suntpin, 10 Grains.
Ger elmer eiterpaa TIFF "gran".
Selling.
gQer gtp efter "a SimerS Safe
for bpert 100 Euno @riS felgenoe
Colts:
Snntoin, 10 Grains,
@lrcca NrtS, 90 Grains.
9eoiog nogIe al bine Spin til
"tbe &acfing Souie", og ie benz
"inipecteo". Oct bill Isnrte fig i
SiIiploe az at Sc err tuberfulsie.
Srus / Sperfloo al Spiopaif
runot ON / Ginger og Stier.
Sioler ale ipge Sotn. grGno ale
bpoe.
Silucns Sglbnins.
geoor man er if9rb me0 at fploe
Siloer, err Ser ire Sing minoit at
iogttuge. Sipr for oen Monb, iom
for ferite Sang fpIber fin Clio.
Sor set iprite mao Maiien pPre
CARRIE MODEM, inoert man gisr Gn'
iilage al Sen. Maisfornene maa
bore bel "0enteo", ga gniilage
broat ino / Siloen / oen Silitanb er
me9et mere nprenbe og pproiiulO
eno gniiloge al altiOr gren og unto-
BEN Iais. 9ette iom Gegel; men
enbper &egeI fan, Tom ri peo, bape
fine llnotagelier. Raor T. ST. Sor-
fe bar fitIbit9noig binoret Waiien
fra at iptte ar, hlrbe BEN bringes
ino i Siloen, inben StiIf og glabe
blincr albeles optsrfebe.
gn anoen pietig cling at buife
paa er Ben, at @niilagen ma tram-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16

pes gobt, naor SiIoen fpIoes. On
man ienoer en- ertra Mtano eIer 10
neo / SiIoen for at biGlpe I'll meo
Srampingen, er set life oerfor altio
iiffert, at ser bIioer giort goot Ir-
beioe. Set gipIber at iaa pnaltoe'
Iige, prliae Nlr6eioere I'll at 1eone
no % tranpe ne0 gniiIager | St'
Ioen. SoiS gniiIogen bliper goot
ieonet % reotrompet, bIioer oerpeo
2uften itpngt noe al 6o0ermaSlen,
6piIfet err Ell neget pigtig Slng.
Hummet blioer ogioa meget beore
uonpttet. naor ser trampes grlltt'
0iat en0 ON Der bIioer oanrltg
trampet % en60a oonrIigere lepnet
rs / SiIoer.
Den treble Sing at tage Senlpn
iii er 8ot6ir9en al GniiIogen.
&piS 6ooeret bier fig at ppre 9nll'
lie tort, Sc neoerite 8laoe gouIfe OPP
terreoe % StiIfen % De sprige Sla'
Sc ganife fottige pua Saft eller
gGoife, er ser 6ore for, at @nll-
Iugen 6liper ioa LET, at bet life laoer
Iia 0iere at trompc 6et iao goot
Iammen, iom no0pcnOi9t er. Get
fun6e ga bpnoe, at ben be8pnote
at "brpnoe" eIer "firesIan9". 9por
ser err 6ore Tor Sen Sing, bsr en-
iortIot Strpm @orO belle Sloen,
mems &offeliemaifinen eIler "tbe
Gniilo0e Gutter" er / Sang, lc0e8
in0 @Slopcrcn". Set b9note bel
iieloen at Gniilogcn bleu pOelo9t poo
@rltno al, at Sen bIep trompct neo
Siloen for poa0. Ser CT nrltell
oIorig nogen Torc Tor, at Der bIlper
0iort for meget al BET, naor DER
tiIfeies gniilogen @ano unoer Clio
fplonin9cn.
Gaao uG @inf.
Sen lille Scr, iom Canada ien0tc
Mo6erlonoet MT nplig 'om 9IGlp
moo Spiferne / NorOfrarfri9e %
@eloien, tog mleo Jig 5000 cannotlte
SeIte, og en- engeIif General er M
Canada for at fiebe Seite til
Spren. SeItepriierne piI bel iti9e,
= Set er ianoipnligt, at artgelt
briuer Griierne pua aorr, aleO,
6Ieif % iliae aing ipeiret; men bet
fan ooiao ppre en- Muli8beo for, at
Soils aiebeepsle oerOper / europa
ON en- Sio bIiner iaa iorrin9et, at
mon maa nsie Jig meb minbit mt
Iigt. Solf fan Ipare forbouierpOe
nteact poa lit bnglige greo, noor
Ne6ert tpinger Dem Oertil, Sful0e
oen amerifnnife Sormer M bile
gisre fig til "aornpu8er" for at be-
nptte fig al NGitens Heo, fitn0e Oct
bpnoe, ban ft baooe Sfooe %
Sfam oerot inOen 2egen enber.
9eoIt at ieIge noar Worfeospriier'
ne er rimeIige, og Ri bar Barren
iprbig.
= Me0 Siloen err Ser ogiao BEN
8orbeI, at man fan bierge inO Sober
/ Dem 1pr ia9t ale Slags @eir og
bore omtrent iiffer pao, at man bar
peIbiereet Sober.
= S ct Moffinifur Sc SOB Ian9t
og IS SOB breot IfuIbe ser bore
@Iobs for en- Selobinoer, en- Glad
martin, en- "8ang FIop", en- "8uIf-
ing TIom" en- "Gif-Soro", en-
"ipife tootbeb" Saro, TO Jingle
Gom" WoiSpIoge, en- WoispIonter,
en- ii SOB Grin, en- "ielf bump
Safe, en- @ogn, en- @iooielipreber,
en- Jingle guggp", en- Double
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16

ehmaIium "Susoeuneu- er m~ootaser I
eoo croeu. % ben CT alt ot Tan crfe en-
eomnGiue at spre. Zen 9isr soot 9lrheto,
OF GaGr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
"Gbutneg Sanee."

Gette err uomertet oo0t iii al
Clogs Steg. Get Iouc5 al ct 9uiiu
sgbler, en- Scr Roliner, , "@reer
Peppers, 3 goa. Ell Guort G0oit. 3
Stopper 6ruut suffer, en- Spiieife
SoIt, en- Spiieite TER Sennep, % en-
Sbeife SngeiGr. Sober, S0g %
Keepers males ! en- apern. aier-
nerne tages no al 8oiinerne % Sc
flares % ! % Stpffer. men ber
life baffes. G0oif. Suffer. Senuep.
SaIt % SngeiGr baoes op / 6rn.
oen og rnar Oct foyer, bapes bet %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
BARRY GARRISON ORGANIZED.
r. E. Grant Elected Commander at
Meeting Last Night.

A meeting was held last night at
United Service Club rooms. 1347 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. for the permanent organ
ization of William F. Barry Garrison,
No. 2S, Army and Navy Union under a
special dispensation granted by the ma
tional commanduzScct Sheridan Ferree,
recently named as tempOiSry comma nder,
presided, and National Commander Fl.
Oden Lake and Col. John McElroy. de-
partment commander. were present Wis
itors from other garriscns in the city
and from a garrison recently formed at
Fort Myer, were in attendance.
Following remarks by the national COM
Capt Ferree. who. for business reasons.
declined to serve longer as commander;
Capt T. A. Green and others, officers
were elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Garrison commander. r. E. Grant;
senior vice commander. Sheridan Fer
ing: adjutant. n. A. Martin; quarter
master and paymaster. T. A. Green
cha plain. Edward Bowman: council of
administration. William Goodlove. VIM
field Jones and C. NJ. Shinn. The choice
Of officer of the guard and officer OF
the day was postponed until the next
meeting
II was decided that the regular meet
ings Of the garrison shall be held the
second and fourth Thursday in each
month at the United Service Club rooms
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day. January IA. 1915.
In brief addresses National Commander
Lake and Department Commander McEl-
roy urged the members to work jealous
ly for the efficiency of the garrison, as
as for the benefit OF soldiers and sailors
generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
NOTABLES ARE TO SPEAK
AT WATERWAYS CONGRESS
Additions to the List.sInclude Two
Members Of the
:.
Cabinet.

otable additions. including two
Alellbers of the cabinet, are announced
to the list of speakers for the eleventh
annual convention of the National Riv-
crs and Harbors Congress. which Is to
be held in this city December 9. 10 and
II. The opening address Wednesday
will be made by William Jennings Bry-
an. Secretary Of State.
An address will also be given by Sec
rotary Garrison of the War Depart
ment, which has entire charge of pre-
pairing the plans and executing the
work of river and harbor improvements.
ment-
The officers o. the congress have had
one serious disappointment. Col.
Cocktails had accepted the invitation
to speak and fully expected to be pres
ent, but cablegram has been received
from him saying that at the last min
ute conditions have arisen which make
it impossible for him to leave at pres
ent.
The Mississippi river will be the
theme of an address by A. 8. Caldwell
of Memphis, Tenn. who is president Of
the Mississippi River Levee Improve
ment Association.
The critical point in the Panama
canal is the huge dam which holds back
the waters of Gatun lake, and the
builder OF that great work. Col. Will
liam l.. Sibert. has wired that he will
be present and make an address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 4.-There was
renewal Of yesterdays selling move
ment at the opening of the cotton mar
ket today. and first prices were l to 4
points lower on all months except Oc-
tober. December notices estimated at
about 5000 bales were in circulation,
and the talk OF easier spots was en-
couraged to some extent by the de-
clines reported in most of the southern
markets yesterday. but there was
better demand around the local ring
with considerable investment buying
of October. which opened l point high
er. and the general list steadied up
after call.
On rally to about the closing fig
ures of last night, trading became less
active. however. and the market
showed little tendency toward the end
of the first hour.
Futures opened steady as follows:
December' SIS; January. I'll; Febru-
7.4s: July. 1854; October. 100
On an advance of some two to five
points over last nights close, trading
became still less active and the mar
ket was very quiet shortly after mid
day as though waiting for further spot
advices from the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
George NJ. Amber, to build dwelling
at 1850 Franklin street northeast; esti-
mated cost, $3.50.
r. l. Miller. to build dwelling at 1914
sth street northwest; architect, A. H.
Sonnemann; builder, William F. Har-
per: estimated cost, S4,720.
Grace B. Wood. to repair dwelling at
1901 Highland place: estimated cost,
$500.
T. W. Stuberfield. to repair lunchroom
at 2001 18th street northwest; estimat-
ed cost. $1,000.
John r. Mclean. to repair storehouse
at sos Vermont avenue northwest: esti-
mated cost, 1926 -
Potomac Electric Power Company, to
repair substation at SD and X streets
northwest: estimated cost, $500.
Miss Cora Killian, to repair dwelling
at 613 P street southeast; estimated
cost, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
WIDOW GETS APPOINTMENT.
Executive Order Places Mrs. Onie
Cummings in u. s. Employ.

BY virtue of an executive order Mrs.
Onie Cummings will be appointed a
clerk in the Department of Asricul-
ture, without reference to the civil
service rules, at salary of 5000 per
annum.
This order was issued upon the rec
ommendation of the Secretary Of Agri-
culture, who states that Mrs. Cum
mings' training and experience are
such as to enable her to render good
service. She is the widow of r. F.
Cummings, formerly clerk at a sal
airy of $1.400 per annum in the bureau
of soils, Department Of Agriculture.
Mr.. Cummings was in the service from
October is, 1906, until February l. 1914.
the date Of his death. The civil serv-
ice commission did not concur In the
recommendation of the Secretary Of
Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Maj. Marcellus G. Spinks, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. will proceed to Savan-
nah. Ga. and Atlanta, Ga. for the
purpose of arranging for the compile
ton of the equipment of the coast ar
tillery armory at Savannah and it's
transfer to the state of Georgia
Private James Fl. Waters, band. 5th
Cavalry. Fort Myer. Va, is transferred
to the band, 9th Infantry, at Laredo,
Tex.
Corp. Arthur A. Nichols, jr.. Troop
ID, 18th Cavalry, Trinidad, Col, is
transferred as private to Troop /, 5th
Cavalry, at Fort Myer, Va
Leave Of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Lincoln c. Andrews, 9th
Cavalry.
Sergt. Ceasor Laforge, s5th Company,
Coast Artillery Corps, is placed upon
the retired list.
Naval Orders.
Ensign L. D. Pickering. from Ne
braska to Yankton
Ensign NJ. S. Tisdale, from Salem to
Neptune.
Ensign R. H. Booth. from Salem to
Neptune.
Ensign J. L. Abbott, from Salem to
Neptune.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. B. Pol
lard. from advance base maneuvers,
Atlantic fleet. to Atlantic reserve fleet
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. Harlan,
from Marine Brigade to Neptune.
Chief Machinist j. j. Cullen. from
Salem to Neptune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
NEW YORK COTTON.
PEACE SESSIONS POSTPONED.


The meeting OF the international
peace bureau at Bern. switzerland.
has been postponed, because Of the diff
hculty in travelling. according to q let
ter received by Mrs. Belva A. Lock-
wood, American member of the bureau,
from T. Montandon. on behalf of the
bureau The letter is as follows:
Mr.. Golay. our general secretary, is
absent just now, but has asked me to
answer your letter of October :. and to
tell you that no session Of the commits
sion at large has taken place at Bern.
owing to the difficulties everybody ex-
periences when travelling Mr.. Quidde
Of Munich was here, and DR.. Fried OF
Vienna was here for some weeks, and
other peace friends have been here also
NJ. La Fontaine (presiden) is still in
England. We know that America
stands for peace. and all we wish is
that this awful war may result in the
United States of Europe Let US hope
this may come about. Notwithstanding
all the hatreds and MISUNDERSTANDING
that prevail just now.
1--WE congratulate you on the energy
with which you still work for peace.
your eighty-f years.
What a brilliant example. With kind
est regards we remain. dear colleague
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
ROCK ISLAND ISSUES
FEATURE TRADING TODAY
Business, However, Exceptionally
Light-Rapid Absorption Of
Certificates.

NEW YORK, December business
in bonds on the stock exchange under
limited regulations was continued with
exceptionally light trading. Such rela-
lively active issues as United States
Steel So and New York railway adjust
ment SIS opened unchanged. New York
City As of 1858 declined points. Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
debenture So rose 4.
Dealings in the first hour were mod
erately large, but fell away toward
noon.
Rock Island issues were again the
feature. advances running from a SUBJ
stantial fraction to 2 points. New
York city As Of 1853 lost 3a points.
Wabash Eds go. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Eds 5, and Oregon Short Line As
and IS az and AZ, respectively.
Rapid absorption of the $12.700,000
Al. per cent trust certificates of the
Canadian Pacific railway pointed to an
increasing investment demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December wheat de-
veloned some fresh strength today ow-
ing to a continued advance in prices at
Liverpool. The bulls were made cay
ish trade authorities that imports from
the United States would gradually be
reduced to 100000 bushels a week
Besides, the Argentine harvest was SAID
to be making excellent progress; AL ~ or
hesitated somewhat, but then scored a
moderate new upturn.
Corn showed a tendency to sag. the
bear argument was that receipts were
0nenine prices. which varied from the
same as last night to y lower. were
followed by a little setback all around
and later something Of rally.
Scantiness of country offerings
helped to steady oats Transactiohs
were almost entirely between pit spec
alxai oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
AL XANDR|A AFFAIRS
Five Masons Receive Past
Masters Jewels.
RITES FOR MRS. Waterman
Funeral Set for Tomorrow-Canton
Alexandria, No. I, I. O. OF,
Elects Officers.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December A.
Five past masters jewels were pre-
sented to past masters last night at a
meeting of the Past Masters Masonic
Association, when the association con-
ferred the Master Mason degree for
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons.
Chester A. Gwinn made a speech OF
presentation. Responses were made by
the recipients. Those receiving the
jewels were Z. II. O'Brien, c. A. Simp-
son, Charles G. Lennon, John H. Fisher
and Edward r. Mills.
The degree work conferred by the
association was exemplifed by team
composed of Z. L. Downham, worship
full master; Benjamin Aitcheson, senior
warden; Samuel ". Pitts, Junior war
den; A. G.. Uhler, treasurer; ]. Z. Alex
ander secretary; William Lewis Allen,
senior deacon: J. Johnston Green, Ju-
Nor deacon; George w. Zachary. tiisr;
John H. Fisher and Edward Mills,
stewards.
Following the ceremonies. an oyster
SIMMER was served at the Hotel RAM
mel.
of the National Council of Women. will
deliver the annual memorial address be-
fore Alexandria Lodge of Elks at its
home Sunday night This Will be the
first time in the history OF Elkdom IN
the country that a woman has had the
honor of delivering memorial address
before a lodge of Elks- Mrs Barrett
will take the place of Representative
Robert Y. Thomas. jr.. of Kentucky,
who will be unable to appear
Rites for Mrs. Waterman.
The funeral of Mrs. Jean Charlotte
". l.. Waterman. widow of Philip h
Waterman. who died yesterday, Will take
place at IL o'clock tomorrow morning
from her late home. 220 North WASH
ington street. Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. W. ]. Morton. rector
of Christ P E. Church
Mrs Waterman was eighty-three years
old and leaves her sister. Miss Mary
Lee Lloyd. who resided with her. She
yvasa daughter of the late John and
Harriet Lloyd and belonged to one OF
the old families of the state, being a
cousin of Gen. Robert E. Lee.
Canton Alexandria, No. l, Patriarchs
4iiHtant l. o. o. F.. at its annual meet
ing. held last night at Odd Fellows
Hall, elected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year: g. c: Tren-
airy. captain: H. E. Webb. lieutenant:
Raymond c. Gaines ensign; D. R.
Stansbury. clerk; W. Z. Latham. senior
accountant
DIR. S B. Moore and s. L. Monroe, at
a business meeting of the school board
last night. were appointed members OF
the committee on studies and discipline
and complaints and grievances. respec-
lively. T. NJ. Erwin was named on the
committee on janitor service.
A New England supper will be served
from 5 until 9 o'clock this evening at
the Young Peoples building by the
Wesley Bible class of the NJ. e. Church
South.
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JIMMIE COLLINS DYING.
Once Great Ball Player Reported
Near Deaths Door.

BOSTON. Mass, December 4.-Jimmy
Collins. famed wherever base ball is
known as the greatest third baseman
Of all time, is dying in Buffalo Of pneu-
monia. Such was the word received in
Boston last night by relatives of the
one-time Boston manager. and imme-
diately on receipt of the information
Mrs. Thomas F. Goode, sister of the
former Hub Idol. left for Buffalo.
If the report that Jimmie is passing
his final days is true. he will meet
death in the same city that gave him
his start in base ball. He was born
in Buffalo in 1878. making him forty
one years old at present
Jimmie Collins started his major
league base ball with the Boston Ma
tionais in 1885. In May he was loaned to
Louisville and played there for the re-
mainder of the season. Boston re-
called him in 1896 In 1901 he jumped
to the Boston Americans In 1906 he
was traded to the Athletics for Jack
knight and a cash consideration He
lasted two seasons in Philadelphia and
then retired because of a bad knee.