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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17
600 CELEBRATE
SANTIAGO CAP TURE
parish War Veterans and
Federal City Lodge, LOOT,
At Chesapeake Beach.

7 e stormine and CAPTURE Of Santiago,
I IN took place lust sixteen years ago,
teinr celebrated at Chesapeake Bach
Poav by the United States Spanish War
Re srans. their families and friends. and
eGeral City Lodge. 1. o. o. F., to the
IN Der of 400
Y ldelv different rs the setting today
bon that which obtained in Cuba dur
hE The closing days of the Spanish var.
hen il was fire and smoke, and roar
Pc cannon. Today it is music and
onE. dancing and games. unstained
naEs. soft tapping OF summer waves.
Dung Kirls and old girls in all their
Elr-y summer regalis. and the bark Of
fen3ers and takers selling to the
feterans souvenirs of the battle OF
a. uaRo.
Throngs Gather Early.
LONG before 10 o'clock, the time set
or the first section to start from the
District line. crowds of men, women,
nc children. with flags and bunting,
baskets. and bundles. had congregated
| the station and it seemed as though
Pc entire days attendance was trying
u take that first train to the scene
bf the celebration.
Probably the most impressive cere-
|nony in connection with the outing
", take place when Department Com
ns nder J. 4. Costello will have a bueler
plow the assembly at p. m, !n-
nediately after which all the veterans
Pill assemble at the dancing pavilion
70 renew the obligations Of the United
eps nish War Veterans and their al
es ance TO the United States. Every
Ier n Of pleasure seeking viii cease
au-ing the ceremonies and the entire
lss enblage will congregate to witness
h heroes Of Santiago do homage to
heir country and its nag.
Congressmen Attend.
Several members Of Congress, who are
'e Grams Of the Spanish War, have IN
III ated that they will attend. and it is
- ected that many inspiring addresses
". be made. There will be a rifle
M tch. g baseball game and other
~ nts Of an athletic nature; and, of
q rise, there will be dancing.
While the date is significant TO the
'eterans 1t also marks the annual re-
Irlon Of Federal Lodge, /. o. .. F.,
md members of that organization are
~ in force to join hands with their
o,cier friends in making today mem
'Fs ole one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17
'DRY' ZONES TO AID IN
REDUCING SALOONS
Restricted Areas viii Help
License Board in Task of
Cutting Number to 800.

IN reducing the number Of saloons in
TIE District to 800 by November :, the
Excise Board will. be aided largely Icy
u provision of the excise law which
P 1hibits saloons after that date in
! number Of restricted areas.
he law prohibits the maintenance of
saloons within zoo feet of an alley &C.
= pied by residences; within 400 feet
. any public school house or now es-
Il -lished place Of religious Gorship:
y hin 1000 feet of the marine bar
Ks, the War College, engineer har-
ks and navy yard; in any square or
.ock where less than 80 per cent Of foot
0ntage. not including places hav-
* liquor isenses. is used for business
? poses, and in the territory west Of
- following lines: The westerly line
r. the fire limits as now established
IN its southerly limits TO where the
ne intersects with the mile limit of
Soldiers Home. thence westerly and
-therly along the said mile limit un-
the same intersects with Kansas
cnue- thence along Kansas avenue TO
's intersection with the northern
r rIndary Of the District"
Members Of the board say the have
- ascertained the number of saloons
the restricted districts. This will
= done after August 81. when all the
0pliCations for renewals and new
censes for the next license year will
ave been received. A. E. Shocms Ker.
t,orney for the Ant!-Saloon League
stImstes the number at not less than
20.
IN deciding which saloons outside or
r : restricted areas will have to close,
. beard will De governed by the po-
e reports as =" the character of tho
- blishment and INFORMATION gath
ed by the saloon Inspector and from
0er sources.
Notice will be gwen prior 70 Novenl-
II !, il was said, to the oNnsrs Of
lch barrooms. III order 10 give them
2 opportunity 10 wind up their bust
eEs affairs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17
Garrison's Niece Sues
Husband for Support

NEW YORK. July 17.-Mrs. John Carr.
niece of Secretary of War Garrison,
will have her husband arraisned in
ne court Of domestic relations today
for failure to provide adequately for her
and her three children
Mrs Carr alleges that since the
family moved 10 New York from Mont
clair Carr has forced her to dwell in
q cramped Apartment on Eighth ave
nue. and has refused TO devote to the
support Of his family the money that MS
income alloYh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17
PUBLIC NOTICE
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORDERED: That Article XII Of the Police
Regulations of the District Of Columbia he,
ana the same is hereby amended so as TO
READ as follo"s ARrrcrExu
REGULATIONS FOR STREET TRAFFIC.
SECTION
DEFINITIONS.
IA The term STREET shall apply TO
tina: part Of a public highway intended for
vehicles or street cars.
Cby The term ONE WAY TRAFFIC
STREET" shall apply 10 a street on which
traffic is restricted 10 one direction.
tcJ The term CURB" shall apply to an
extreme edge of a street.
I'd The term HORSE" shall apply to any
draft animal or beast Of burden
te) The term VEHICLE" shall apply 10 a
horse and TO any conveyance, except a street
car. II shall also apply to skaters and to
baby carriages when on street except at
regular crossing. at the end of a block, or
on a sidewalk or footpath. where they shall
De considered as pedestrians.
% The term STREET CAR" shall apply
10 any conveyance confined 10 tracks
(g) The term DRIVER" shall apply to
the rider. driver or leader OF a horse. TO a
PERSON who pushes. draws or propels a We
hicle and TO the operator OF a motor vehicle
or street car
Ch) The term PARKED shall apply to
waiting vehicle and to waiting vehicles
Drawn up alongside Of one another NOT
parallel to the curb.
OBEDIENCE
The following regulations, for vehicles and
street cars. SHALL BE OBSERVED BY
THE DRIVERS THEREOF, who shall also
COMPLY at all times with any direction by
voice. hand or whistle from any member Of
the Police Force as to slowing down, stop
ping, backing approaching or departing
from any place. the manner Of taking up or
setting down passengers, and the loading and
unloading Of anything.
COMPLAINTS.
Complaints WITH PARTICULARS should
be made to any Police Officer or at any Po-
lice Station for record and action by the
Police Department.
PASSING. TURNING. KEEPING TO THE
RIGHT. BACKING AND FOLLOWING.
Sec 2. A vehicle meeting another shall pass
to the right.
Sec D. A vehicle overtaking another shall
pass 10 the left. and not pull over to the
right until entirely clear Of Il.
Sec. (a) A vehicle turning into q street
to the right ehall turn the corner as near
the right-hand curb as practicable
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, holding Probate Court No.
1888, Administration. THIS Is TO GIVE
NOTICE: That the subscriber. OF the District
Of Columbia, has obtained from the PROBATE
Court Of the District of Columbia, Letters
testamentary on the estate Of Bernhardina
Friedrich, late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, 10 the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 18th day OF January. 4. D. 1918;
otherwise they may BY law be excluded from
all beneht OF said estate. Given under my
hand this sth day Of July. 1914. LOUISE
FRIEDRICH. 1885 New York ave. tSeaD
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. p. ]. WALSHE. Attorney.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court. No.
eool2, Administration. THIS Is TO GIVE
NOTICE: That the subscriber. of the United
States Army. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia, Letters
Of administration on the estate OF Juliet Hart
Taylor. late OF the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber on or before
the nd day Of July A D. 1918: otherwise
ttey may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate Given under my hand this
Sth DAY OF July. 1914. CHAS. W. TAYLOR,
/ Army Manila P l. (SeaD Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court WILTON J. LAMBERT, Attorney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28
THE ADVERTISER GETS THE
BUSlNESS------ARE YOU AN
ADvERTISER?--TelI us what
you've got--we'lIteII the public

paid s44, 1886 tor ministerial support,
and gave $i0.Ois, TO Missions and
other benevolent enterprises. II has
10 Sunday Schools with total
enrolment of 10. O70 in all its depart
ments. 23O Senior and $40 Junior
Leaguers / las 90 church buildings
with an estimated value of $i62, goo.
aud 30 personages valued at S7l, $50.
+. G. c., III II. Vandewalker from
Ypsilanti will visit the X. p lodge
next Wednesday evening. A large
number of Iron River knights are
expected TO be present that evening.
There will be a meeting OF the Menom
inee Range League AT Iron Noun tain
10 arrange for the Basket Ball schedule.
Mr. Hill will represent Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28
Musical Entertainment

Given for the benefit OF the Guardian
Angels Church at the City Hall
auditorium on Monday, Nov. 80 under
the direction OF Miss Marie Adams,
BY the Enemy = Hands, military
drama in acts by Gordon V. May
characters,
Colonel Alyesworth, Commandment
AT Fort Ciay-Herbert MImick
Captain Boyd-Albino Notes.
Lieutenant Parker John Eckert
Corporal OrimDy, who shutters
John Cassidy
Doctor Sharp. regimentsl surg eon-
Henry Holstein.
Rev. Pennington. Missionary TO
the Indians Henry Liberty.
Prof. Adolphus Dobbs, doctor with
facial ST. vitus dance Will Warren.
Lone Star, Chief of the Sioux
Indians VIM. Ross.
whites. camp follower Miss
Margaret Liberty.
Alice Aylesworth. The ColOnel's
daughter Bessie Sensiba.
Mrs Stiggips. temperance re-
former Mics Violet Dawson.
Sally, maid at the Fort, with passion
for opera Miss Mabel Wilson.
Ratawah, Lone Stars daughter
Miss Mabel Richard
Time-the present Locality
Military post in the far west.
Musical Numbers between acts
/ 1. Orchestra
~. Vocal solo-Miss Phil Shaw
3. All aboard for Blanket Bay-song
Continued on ragei
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28

A letter received from John IL.
Parks last Monday conveys the infor-
nation that he was elected mayor Of
his town by big majority. Mr..
Parks has evidently become a full
fiedged citizen OF Florida,
Mrs John Buckley returned home GU
tuesday, the sight Of one of her eyes
having been restored The other eye
will not be operated upon for at least
six monthg
Miss Loretta Mitchell entertained a
number Of her friends last Friday
evening at her home on Marquette
Ave.
Mrs. Edward Yelland and son. vii.
fred, have returned to their nome at
Crystal Falls after spendinga week
h0rc visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jane
Yelland. Negaunee Dept Mining
Journal
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brewer and child
are staying at the home Of Mrs. Agnes
Barber, while the Lynch home, which
has been recently purchased by the
Cleveland Cliffs iron CO., is being
prepared for their occupancy - Ish
peming Record
Mrs. Herbert Stacey left the first
part Of the week tor Chicago, where
she will remain for several days. at
the home Of her dauhgter Mrs. Ben
Dustin. from there she eavess for DEN
yer Colorado. her former home, for an
indefinite time visiting az the home
Of her son and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Mitchell.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28

Jas. Ireland. general manager uf the
M. A. Hanna company came down
from Duluth last Monday and spent
the day in the city.
VIM. Gill Is assisting on the lire
truck in place OF Ed. RUSSELL whose
Illness is mentioned in another column.
Ed. Russell. one of the paid firemen
OF the Crystal Falls Fire department.
was seized with a paralytic stroke
last Sunday evening and lies Mt the
City hospital very ILL., The attack
was accompanied by a hemorrhage
and for a time At was feared that ne
would pass away without recovering
consciousness.
Sim Dart and Co. have the sole
agency for the Singer Sewing Machines.
See their window.
Fred Terrien is in the city visiting
friends and relatives. Fred is now
located in Maiden, Wash.
Miss Maude Wilson entertained at
cards this week.
The bazaar given by the ladies OF ST.
ark's Guild last Saturday in the city
auditorium was very successful.
Mrs. Homer Lindsay had the mis-
fortune OF falling down the attic stairs
last Saturday
Mrs J. S. Jacks gave Thanks
giving party in honor of the Misses
Jacobs of Marquette who are visiting
Mr. and Mrs Edyvene are the proud
owners OF brand new baby boy.
Miss Ethel Bowden. teacher at the
Western, went TO Vulcan to spend
Thanksgiving.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28

Miss Colletta pownet went homie TO
Marquette foA ThssksgiymA y
Mr. S. G. Haha, retdsped from Albion
on Tuesday otlast week.
House tor Rekt SD Msfa1ette Ave
Apply 10 Mrs. Pierce. wk.
See our large lins of pictures, they
make good Xmas gifts.
l.. A Henry.
The Ladies Aid will give their
annual supper and bazaar Wednesday
Dec. ,, at the auditorium OF the new
City Hall. Many beautiful and useful
articles will be on sale come ana do
your Xmai shopping.
Someone turned in an alarm from
the Great Western tire alarm box last
Wednesday night when the firemen s
ball was at its height rhe alarm
didn't jnterfere with the dance any
as there was a suspicion in the mind
of everyone that the alarm was false,
be entire location being in full view
from the windows of the ball room
and no eight of any kind being in
sight
H. j. Nc Laren. whose critical
illness ha, been mentioned several
times In these columns, is still a
patient AT the city hospital Mr..
McLaren went TO the hopsital originally
with broken knee cap but other
conditions developed that necessitated
careful attention and nursing He
will probably be confined to the bed
until the holidays
Miss Irene Il. McGee, OF this city.
and Charles Mitchell, of the Carpenter
location, were united in marriage last
Tuesday evening, Rev. W. b Coombe,
officiating They will make their
home at the Carpenter mine.
House for Rent Inquire OF JAG.
Cummings Maple Grove
Rev W. b Coombe and H. j. L.
Weiland attended convention of
ministers and laymen Of the Houghton
District OF the Methodist church at
Houghton last week. The convention
was splendid success i'm point of
and enthusiasm. Several
excellent papers were presented and
each was followed with spirited
Crystal Falls: Ironwood
and Negaunee, were placed in nomi- !
nation for the next meeting and |
Crystal Falls won by large majority. !
District covers large
area, embracing Dickinson, Gogebic.
Iron, Keewensw Mar
luette and Ontonagon counties. Some.
thing Of the strength of Methodist
church in those counties may be
gathered from the returns made TO
The Annual Conference last year,
which shows that there are forty tour /,
stations and circuits served by forty.
three ministers. These churches have |
4 membership OF 8, Ia members and
including "a local
preachers. Last year those churches
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28
Try a Want AID in the
columns Of this paper.

The ladies OF ST. Marx Guild here
with extend their thanks Co the friends
OF other churches who so literally
patronized their sale and supper of
last Saturday. And also for their
contributions and other Kindnesses,
all of winch are held in grateful
remembrance and are much appreciated
here
Our line OF picture moulding frames.
is larger than ever. We have made
arrangements to give our picture
framing dept. special attention. and
guarantee perfect workmanship at a
reasonable nrice.
j. A, Henry
The ladies of the O. Z. S. are pre-
pairing for good time at the next
meeting Dancing. cards and turkey
lunch are promised.
Wanted by the Woman's Club, a
good fellow to help fill the local
Christmas Ship.
Miss Ellison is spending Thanks.
giving in Norway
Miss Heinonen i, spending Thanks
giving at Negaunoe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis of Skater
mine are entertaining young son
Miss Bessie James is visiting at
Quinnesec
Mr.. Frank Scadden Is suif ering from
an abscess III his ear
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
churcn parlors Tuesday afternoon TO
finish mp their work for the bazaar.
An those having articles tor the
bazaar please bring them TO the
parsonage not later than Tuesday after
noon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28

Herman and William Holmes have
purchased a lot OF timber on the lower
Michigamme and will log there this
winter. Their output will be mainly
.nylp, wood which they will haul to
the tlyei.
Mt. and Mrs Simon Ruwitch and
sbildren, of Chicago, will be Thanks
giving visitors at the home of the old
folks in this city. Relatives from
Crystal Falls will also be guests at the
Ruwitch home on Thanksgiving day.
IN orway Current
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28

The North Western railway company
had installed q bell at the crossing
6etween Florence and Commonwealth.
The state commission ordered the
hoIl in stalled last summer. The eros.
sing is one OF the most dangerous in
the peninsula
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-11-28
LOCOMOTIVE EIREMEN.

Applicants wanted tor opsitions as
locomotive firemen. Good pay. No
experience necessary. Write, A. Y.
Box 3d. Station Il. Detroit, Mich.
2 wk.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
= = T. g j; y - - = ;s - T. = ~ 81 81 Il s. 81 a j: 5.
e ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items OF Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
Z + Il = Il Il e = II - Il as - y - T. y s :. * - :. -
New Picture House
Gets ID Commission.

According To dispatches sent out
Saturday night from the office OF
r. NJ. McCown, secretary of state, the
Anderson Motion Picture Company
has been commissioned with n capt
cal Of 800. The names of the petit
tioners arc given as +. NJ. Burnett, G..
.. Sullivan, w. w. Sullivan and II.
X. King. 1t is understood that these
gentlemen are going right ahead with
the plans for their theatre and that
they contemplate making II the most
up-to-date place OF its kind in the
South. One Of the distinct features OF
the new place will be pipe organ,
probably the only one in any picture
house in the country with the excep-
ton of New York city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
SEGEDERS WILL MEET
WITH LOCAL CHURCH
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRES
BYTERY HERE
SATURDAY, OCT. 81
Prominent Churchmen From All
Parts Of the South VIII Be
SATURDAY, OCT. 81

The next church meeting of any
considerable Importance scheduled t
be held in this city will take place
on October ~ when the Second p J.
bytery Of the Associate Refor ID
Presbyterian church. meets with the
congregation here. ffominent church
men from all sections will be present
for this important meeting and the
pleasure on the part of all members
of the local a. r. =. church and ether
denominations as we'll.
Presbytery will convene at II
o'clock Il. IN. s,l the morning of Sat
urday, October 81, at which time the
mcderator's sermon will be preached
by the Rev NJ. T. Ellis OF Doraville
Ga. Mr.. Ellis is one OF the foremost
A. r. =. ministers in the entire State
of Georgia ard his address will
prove to be one OF the most interest
ing events of the day.
Following the conclusion Of tho
| moderator's sermon. Presbytery will
be formally organized and will begin
on the LIjiness program. e. C
Stuart of Barlow. Fla, will preside
Mt this meeting. Quite q good dea
of important business Is to come be,
| fore this meeting and the entire gath.
ering will be interested in the delib
erations OF the day.
| There are three theological stu
| dents to preach and these sermons
will he delivered on Monday. This
will be very important feature and
will attract large audience.
| Sabbath will be a joyous day TO,
the local congregation as their splen.
did church will be dedicated on tina,
day to the honor and worship of God
Tho speakers for this occasion will
be the former supplies of the church
the Rev. R. A. Lummus and the Few
e. M. Boyd. Every person who eve,
had an interest in this church will at
tend this service.
About "a delegates are expected
FOR the Presbyteryj and the people O.
the city at large will feel a keen in
terest in the deliberations of tn,
body.
! Th" church who're .h,. meeting :.
to take place has Just been repainte(
and remodeled and is now one of tn,
pretties places OF worship In the city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
Dee West Books
are Being Printed.

Two publications of more than or
dinary interest are now coming from
the presses of The InteIiigencer job
printing department and will go to
Due West for mailing within the next
few days. These are the college maya
zines, the "Ersliniana" and the COL
lege magazine of Ersltine college and
the the magasines sv are very attractively
gotten up and contain some decidedly
Interesting and amusing reading mat
ter. They reflect credit. both upon
the College for Women and upon Ersk-
inc and the staff on both magazines
should bs proud of their first effort
for this year.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
Drew 30 Days
For Larceny.

Since lie is said to be able to sprint
n incredible speed on the streets of
the city when the cops are after him.
GoOGc Fuller, cOlored. will have n
chance for the next 30 days to see
What he can do toward hurrying up
little on the chain gang work OF the
county. Tho negro was arraigned be-
fore Recorder Russell yesterday morn
Ing on a charge OF having stolen a
hat Saturday night from one OF the
local stores. Fuller gave his follow
ers quite chase Saturday and it re-
quircd about one-half the towns pop
RlatiOn TO catch him. When he was
tried yesterday morning he entered a
plea of guilty and was sentenced to
30 days OH the chain gang. The city
has still another case of larceny
against the defendant. charge await
ing him here since May Il and it is
understood that he is also wanted by
tho county officials when the city gets
through with him.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
"Plufarch- VIII
Attend Convention.

Archie l.. TODD of the Todd Auto
Shop will leave tonight for Colum-
bia where he goes to attend the Tri-
State Convention of Ford Automobile
Dealers. Mr.. Todd will make the trip
In his automobile and will remain in
Columbia for the State Fair The Ford
Association is to meet at jefferson
hotel tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Officers Of the organization are: Will
liam Burgoson of Charleston, presi-
dent; Roy Brinkley of Charlotte, N.
c., vice president and ]. E. Hardin
of Charleston, secretary.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
SPARKLES
Town -. school
Ihis Aiirrnnnn.

Anderson people interested in foot
ball viii learn with some pleasure
that game has been arranged for
this afternoon between the Anderson
Highs and Il team made up from the
city. The boys playing on the city
team will all be men who have play
Cd college ball in the days gone b.
while tho Highs will present practi-
cally the same lineup as the one used
in the fray with Bailey Military school
ut Greenwood ON Saturday. The game
is 10 begin promptly at O'Clock and
will DO played ut Beuna Vista park
Many of those going to the l01 Ranch
show this afternoon will stop at the
pari; on their way back TO town, to
sec the exhibition.