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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
Mipcrpiciu Sea Muon,.

g(uBer sen beIten Mabl5eiten Ben
gal15en Nadpnittag un0 Mbenos Da-
ben bic @alte bonn 3ad} oes 8iltnam
@ebauoes sic bette ghlsii6t ii6er
Gapenport, &od Ssla1b llnb hinge,
genb. 8ir ierbiren 6en beiten auf=
fee IN Ben Irei 5td6ten. 5nppers
uno Diners fir @cie1idaften ieoer,
5eit ierpirt, lperu1 per Ielepbon qlge.,
meloet. Man nebme 0e1 glebator
an ser @ain StraBe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
gom 3ue actSotet.
George Sulm INN Gapcupurt bci
&aInfrcitsu,tg lit scr Nabc
INN 2inauupS gctDStct.

Scr etpa 4~5iabriae @eo. Soln
bon Iapellport mllroe gclterll Aadl
n1ittoa gcaen $50 llbr i'll Der gla6'
bon 2inpopo bel elmer. Gulnfrct5lll1l
BON Dem Millual1fee 6rad)t5ug 9ep
I272 g~ctroffc1 inns trltg 10 idnpert
Gerlebu1gcn oapol1, BOB CT oel1lel.
ben lpclligc Minllten 1ladl %ieiller Gill-
|lieferlrng ms M1ercp @olpital erla9.
@olm fat lit Sen lebten Sa6re1 III
@ol0crnnom1's 2pairbalts oil Oe1
@eit 2. StraBe gapobnt. Gor 5mei
Saaeu 6egab cr lid, nod 9ilnpooO.
po er ais 5agelobller arbcitetc. 81
'befa1o lid altf sen @eleilen Scr Mil=
lpaufee gabn ol1f oent Miidaueg nodJ
Davenport 11llb botte cine fleine
@anotalde bel iid}. sl1f bisbcr nod
llid)t aufgeflarte @eiie mltrOe er bon
oem Milporfee Tradtaug, mcldlcr
I'M LOO ltbr Madnlittags bon bier
l1ad 9ttl1lllpa abgebt, erfaBt. 9ie
Maaoer giltgel1 iiber }eilten linfelt SUP
bilrmeg, ser pberbalb Ser Serie bonn
t9eir getrermt ml1rSe. Mltberbem CT
lit CT cine et1pa orci 3on laltge Ser
letlrl1g ONT linfen @il1tcrfopf1 Sic ei=
lten SdaOclbrudl sur Splge battc.
Sobalo Der BUG sum &altet ge=
brad,t moroen lpar, lpltroe Scr Ser
l1ngliidte nit cillem 3llgc nad)
Smiths Moao nlro pu1r BORT nit ser
itaOtilden slrnbl1lall5 nod Sem Mer=
ep Soipitol gebradt.
Die 2pfon1otine ocs 6radt51ges
trllg Sic Summer 1914. 3ugfiibrer
hes 3l1aes mar SEER Canadian ltlo
2pfm1otipfiibrcr SEER Milep.
'sSn BEN Iaidan t0es 8erungliidten
mltroe cine 3citfarte ser 1apeitport
Building llno Snlo @pnlpanp gefltn=
ben, al1s Ser %berporgebt, baB CT sort
Dor 1lidlt LANCER 3eit %gearbeitet fat.
George @olm mllrbe in Ielttld;z
Lamb .gGboren ltl1o faln Dor elmer &ei=
ihe BON Sabren nad Sen Gerei1igten
staater1. So1peit ertl1ittelt merocn
foll1te, mar er l1llperbeirut6et. ST
lol 5lpei per6eiratbete Sdapeitern be-
iiben, eille III ct. Souls lt11o cine,
Strait Sel1rp &roeger, III W1oline.
Srall &roeger mltroe Don oetl1 l1nfal
in &enl1tniB aeiebt l1nb miro ont Gelt=
tigen Gage Die Gorbereitrllgel1 fin
Die @eeroigl1ng treffel1.
Sic Seid)e mur0e geltern M6ell0
I'M lecls l1br no6 9hiIen l1rl5 Sort
1pig's 2eidenbeituttlntgsgeidaft &C.
5radt. Coroner Or. Sobn 3. ga1tt=
lpea bat ei11er Goroner's Sl1qllelt
altf Montog Nbetto tint 80 in Der
Office beg 6rie0ensridters Nbil.
3a1lm allgeieet. Mls @eid)iporel1c
nlroel1 bon Dem Coroner iiber Ser
Sic @erren 9[norelp Geterlelt,
S. S. Sobn ul10 Sons @onlan1l be-
S1r Scr Ma6bari6oft, in MEL
der ltd geltern Ser l1nfal ereignete,
iino i1 Sen lebtell MAol1aten 5ablreid)e
l1nfdae paliirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
@cttfabrt
3milden 91enniobrer Neterien ul1S
slpiatifer 9eiles Inn $4,000.

Ser befanlte Iopel1porter Muto=
obll=9fennfabrer Eete Neter Ell fat
ben Mpiotifer geiles, meld)er in Sic
Ter @od)e Eroben leiner 6(l1gfl1nit
i'm Grpoiitionsparf 51 9fod Sslono
oblegte, 5u elmer Nennfubrt bon so
sgtellen Inn el11en Greis BON $4,000
berausgefor0ert, Inns Nilcs bot Die
9erolls foroerul1g angellomnel.
Sofpobl 9eiles mic Geterlell 6Qberl
je $1,000 fir Sen sieger oes gen.
mems 6i1terlegt. e(uBer oieien $4,000
miro Der Sieger einelr 8narpreis bon
$4,000 er6alten. Ser @eliegte lpiro
pollig leer altsge6en.
Sim lestel1 Moutog lpuroe Mi[cs
bon Dem sllltomobilfabrer Malters
beliegt. St itellte oarouf Sic 8e=
ballptll1lg oufl 0aB er Malters leidi
batte beIiegen fonl1en, falls ei,t gin.
tiger @il1b geberrldt batte unb sic
gallale allf Dem grpolitionsparf l1id1
inn @ege 9epeien lpairen. 9arau+
1puroe CT bon &eterien al1 elmer nel,.
en- Mettfobrt OIL fgeforocrt, ble an
bcl1tlgen Gage, 9eodNnittags I'm
2:3O l(6r ouf Ser 3opcnpor:
Wdle Iraf 5llm Mllstrog fpmne1
miro. Ser gintritt betrGgt so Sen
fllr grlpodlene nlro IS Gents fiji
ain0er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
aaitncr 8eerbis,.ng be.,tc Mad)r
mittaa.

Die geeroigllng BON Carl &alts
ncr, apelder ii6 am 6reitag Nabmit-
tag in ieirem Semi IN ielbitm0rDeri.
lder Mbiidt eridoB, miro bellte
Radmittag Inn bier llbr bon Scr so.
8. @oies aapele aus alf bem Daf+
bale 6riebbof i%tattfinOen. Naitor
igarl Soltermam miro Sen Grauer-
gottcsbienit leiten. Ser 8eritorbene
marbe am %. 0ftober 1866 i1
i@laudau in Sad)ien geboren l,no
fam I'M Sabre 1891 nod Den Ser,
einigten Staaten. SSn Sabre 1895
berbeiratbete er iih in Dapenpor1
l1no fat felt iener 3cit ununterbro.
den bier g%etpobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
11nfaQ.

Srpille @arbee, ein jjl,ngcr Mant
bon SEQ. 724 @arrilon gtrabe, brad
,geitern Sen red)ten Qlrm oils CT cine
5reppe binabitiir5te. @or einem Sdb=
re abra6 8arbee ocn linfen Mrtn, unb
5mar an ge11ar '0erIelben Steue, no
er Rbt Sen redten Mrm ge6roden
fat. ST lte6t lulter ser 8eban0lllng
bon 81. g. .. 5ife t1lt6 bcfinoet iid
in Ser Tamiliempobnllng oil Ser Sar-
rilon StraBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
8n6er %perlanat.

Ser it1tenltebcl1be M1tfrltf mltrS
6errn 3enrp gollnler bon Der Gent
iden ltno 9eiterreidiiden @ilfs-@e
lelidaft 5l1 Chicago iiberialtot. Ser.
gol(mer id,idte Sen @rief oil Scrrl
Sral1f q. Ml,eaer, 0en 8~prliserbel
oes hieligen @iirgerfomites, meld)e1
ib1t inns nit Der @itte ,ll1 @erDifent
i lidultg 5uianote. @ic alts Sen
Sdreibel1 %berporgebt, itno nanlent
lid @iidcr llno 3eitldrifte1 fiji
&riegsgefalgene IN Sifirien ct
niil1ld)t. ASabere Ml,sfunft in oielel
sl%ngelegellbeit ertbeilt 9err SSol)1
9empalo, Sefretar ser oentld)e,1 l1,t
IDlterreidilden Silfss@eiellidnft. Gas
I5drei6en bot fulgelroen Mprtlallt:
@ert6e @errcn:
@ir lhicften sSbl1en Dor cinige,
Sagen cine oeutihe 3eituntg, ipeld)e
I'M eren Ml1frl1f lnlo Die @itte lln1
|ginldiden ppn @iid)erll l,ro 3cit=
lhriften fiir &riegs- nno 3ioilgefan=
gene in Sibirien el1tbielt.
gSah ben inns 5ltgegallgenen Mit=
tbeilllngen lit Ser Mollael al Seize
itoff, lpsldlcr sic ltngliieflibe1 SIT ab=
lpluter l11tbatigfeit perl1rtbeilt, elm
nid)t aerinaer Ibeil fires glenbs.
99ir lperoen Dos n1eltiGenn1oglidNte
|ffll1, I'M bier @ilfe SIT ibafiel. II-
leil1 qpeltlt lrall bc0eltft, 0aB. es iid)
Tim @l1noerttallenoe bon. Msenihen
baltoclt, uno bob es moglid) lit, BOB
Der &rieg iid) nieleidt iiber nod eli
l1en @inter eritrecfell .fenn, 10 tit es
flor, Dab lcl6it bie grobten slnjtre11-
gll1gen an1 4lote 1illb.
Mit @ilfe Oes oelltid)e1 aol1i1lo=
ties bier ltno in San sSra1cisco lit es
l1ns %gellulgell, eine Nmabmeiteqe
fir giidber a1berDal5 bon @bicagp 5u
errid)ter. @err $. @ilbcr, 1891
&olf Str, San 6roncisco, Sal,
miro 0erartige genbl11gel1 iiberneb-
men, ll1l0 es miro fir @efDrberlng
aler eillgeihidter 8iider nod Sit
1a, bel lebr giinltiger Jrad)tratc,
Sorge getragen merber.
8ie Sic unlerem Mnfrllfe el1tne6=
men lperoel1, tragen mir sic Soften
Der gefor0erung bis Gbina, BON no
aus Die gerien0uatg nod Sen berl6ie=
oe1er @efangenenlagern gei6iebt.
IS miroe iid etnpfe6len, met1lr sic
in abrlider 8ciie porgeben miir6en.
IS iii mofl l1nr1ofbig, Sic auf Sic
8idtigfeit ser 9elpeglrng %al1fnerf=
lant 81 maiden, ll1ro mir iin0 iiber=
5el1gt, bob Sic iid an 0em @erf BE-
tbeiligen meroer1.
9eabere Musfnnft 51 crt6eile.s,
ltrto mir germ erb0tig; ond Ser aai=
lerlid 3entide &oniul nno Ser
. lterreidzllngariide @eneralfonlul
bier lner0e1 gerll Infragen beant=
.Dprte1r.
Y. Mit bcl1tidem @ruB bin id
SIR iebr ergebener
Sulins 60 llb5ier,
gefretar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
31tr lckten Mnle.

l1nter 5ablreid)er @etheiliguna
talto geltern Nodmittag Inn 5rpei
llbr Die geerbigung bon &errn
eballl1cep 5booe, meld)er am Cont
11crstag Men0 bei einenn Mlltpmobil=
ltnfoll berltngliidte, bon .. s. Sips
9eide1beltattlmsseeidaft aus auf
bent 5airmollrt 8rieobof inter sen
Ml,lpi5ien Der 9oge Ser eagles Itatt.
sorgtrager aparell sic Serre1l Molp6
erop, GapmonO @arita,lg, 6reo
Noolcll, George 6ernlan11, Ssrn1an11
'SnDoer nn0 Sobn Ieten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
Rlcil1e gtabt=gfenigieiten.
- @ebt aItel1 Stroll 6iiten ein nelles
Glisiebe1. Gebrard)cn Sic infer gul@
Der. @iepe's 4pptbefe.
Sic. Sa,nenieftinn bes l5nrl

Sic 9ai1enieftipn 0es 9epr0.
dpeit Iapcl1pprt Sllrl1perei11s peral1-
1tnItet ant belltiacl 9lbelto cine &ur=
Notwithstanding ilt scr 9eoropeIt
1anenport T%ltrnballc. Gs merbe1
aaerlci Spiele geipielt Weroell, 1pie
Sfnt, 500, Molrid), &er5cl1 ulto
Gilidl. Sin riibriges arrangements
folnitc hat bie Gorbereitllngell SIT
bicIcr MISUNDERSTANDING outs
gcltc %gctroffc1.
Cine aus Mbeillbaperl1 be
itebenSc oeutide @allocrfapeae bradl,
tc bell Ser Ienlofrat" gelteul
elberlo cir biibides Stanoden. Die
Mitglieoer Ser &npelle muden 4ittsz
bltrgb. 5t ibrcm @altptaltartler.
Or. 9. 5. Mrgartbp fat por=
9citerlr lei,1e 6eriiellreiie, sic tin nod
sSS1loiallo mo Maliadntietts bringcn
miro, m1getretel1. Sll @ropelano,
Mdliadllietts miro er cillcr Ianliliert=
Gen1ipll SIT gbrell 0es 70. @ebltrts=
toges icilles Gaters b~eimobnen. Ir.
McGartbp miro %ieialent Safer cit
hiitides Seim sum- @eldcnf maden.
SScrr @lll. gSohlnratll, Groli=
0cnt u1o Gclhaftsfilbrcr Der SSplpa.
StGam 2altll0rp, lit nod Gbicagp a6=
gereilt, MO er I'M Gcrcill NIT ben
Gbicagper 8aiderci6el iscrl Die 9}elle
nod Eortlam, Sre., sur 9%tational=
fprpelltion ser 2al1norpmen's Nllp=
%ciation antreten miro.
- Go. Srpoer, meld)er 0os slllto=
nllpbil fl1br, aus Oel1 ser jl1ll9e I]ooe
~1tiir5te lnlo peru1gliidte. muroe &C.
ltcral BON &ol1ltabler Glallilen pcrGai=
tet lllro geeen $500 @iirgidaft ent-
loilelt. ST lit 6eidntloigt, oie crlallb=
te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit benl
Mcrllouto iiberldrittelr St ba6en. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inn County be-
tragt % M}eilen Sic St1l1oe. Ser
@erboftsbefebl lplroe BON Gollltpall=
malf @enrp $. Ss6ells crmirft. 3as
gerbor lit OUT Iienstag 9fadmittag
am 5lpei l1br angelett moroell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
Gelesrapbiide aptisen.

IL. osSult.
8aiebaII. Sn ser @atipnal
Chicago 3, o; 8rooflpn 3, 8.
ct. 2puis q, 4; Bpltpn 4, 3.
Cincinnati 3; gaetp Dort z.
8itts61rg 8; Bbilabelpbia 8.
Sn Der american Qeague:
philadelphia 5; ct. Qouis a.
Netp Dprt a; G%lebelano 0.
Bolton s; 9etroit 8.
8albington l; Chicago / (Nege1
na6 5 Snnings.)
Sn Ser Seberal Qeagle:
ct. Qouis 8; 8ittsbllrg 4.
Baltimore 3; Neparf 3.
&anias gitD Chicago, @egen.
8rooflbn 2; Buffalo z.
Sn Der 3 S aiga:
Iue Spiele berregnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
9odmfaac
aoltetel1 Dem County I'M lebten sSab-
re $4,000.
@erpflegllng Ser Natienten i'm
ct. No6erts @oipitol erforberte
Die Sl1mme bon $4,000.

9(l1s oem beim @on1tp Muoitor go.
Collins binterlegten geridt iiber bie
Soften Ser Gl,arantane iii Ser 3eit
#pom 1. Suli 1914 6is Sl11r /. Sl1li
1915 aebt berpor, SOB Sic Nofen=
epidemic Dem County Sic Sl1mme
Don $15,151.46 f%oitete. Son oieler
Sl1nln1e entfallen $14,599.57 ouf
Hodenfdlle in Scr staot Dopeuport
lllto $551.89 OUT iplbe int County
a%l1ber6al6 9ooenport. Die Soften ser
Berpfleglll1g Ser Nntientel1 int st.
Mo6erts SoIpital beliefen lidJ aui
S6,161.2O. Ser Beridt lit mic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
@o1lt suoc abbernfc1r.
$ a II S II :.

Sn ieil1enr Seine in SEQ. 1719
@elt 2oeltit straBe lit geltern Men0
nm ,ieds l16r SEER @alls Soels I'M
sllter BON fat 20 Sabren geltpr6el1.
Ser G%eritorbenc mllroe a11l %. 91o=
bomber 1915 IN 6ricOridsbol0 in
lSdlesmig=@olitein geborel1 nl10 ber=
Heiratbete 1idl am %. Sfto6er 1879
NIT Irallleil 2ouila @oettid). gr
apiro iiberlebt bon %icil1er @otti11
atn0 bel1 folgcnoen &in0ern:
SSralt Caroline @rieot, @alcott, So,
gnril Soens, Davenport, So, @lrao
SSoells, 8alcott> Sa., Sran @il=
liam g6enoorf, 0alcott, So, s[l6ert
SSoerls, 3aDenport; Sa.; 5lpei 8rii-
bern, Geter ssoellS bolt @l11e @raB,
Sa., lallo Claus SSoelts BON 3apen=
port, So; ciner S6apelter, Meargare=
tba Sdn1af bon 8el1nctt, Soma.
Die 3eit Ser @eeroigung miro lpq=
ter befallnt gege6en lperoel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
6ranf Sraeger.

S11 Seine iei1les sobnes, SEQ
Graeger, 9so. 1855 Ira1lflin Str,
lit geitern Morgen Inn elf ll6r SEER
6ranf Iraeger nod lal1gen1 Strait
fclllager %geItor6el1. Der Gerltorbene
mllrbe aml 10. Ie5enrber 1856 IN
Ie1tld)latb ge6prel1 ltllO lJat lange
&abre in Iapclport aepobnt. 9llt=
5cr %iei1er @attil1 miro CT bon Sen
f%olacnOen IN 3apenpnrt lebenoc1
&illOerll il6erlebt: Iranf, SEQ, Soblr
l1llo Si55ie Iraeger, 6ral1 2ucp
G6ricberl un0 6rall @aln1a6 Soar
bin.
Die @eerotg1ng mir0 arn WSortag
Mor9en bonn 5raltcrbalrie NIT cinent
Granergottesoienit Inn llelln llbr IN
scr ct. Soieph's Stride al,f benz ct.
Margl1eritc's 6rieobof ltattfinoen.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
Montenegro Consul
Loyal to the Allies
Toast to Rulers on Opening the
Consulate in New
York,

NEW YORK. Oct. H.-"Let US drink.
friends to the good health Of my noble
sovereign. the King Of Montenegro; to
their majesties. the Gar OF Russia.
tho King OF Serbia, the King of Eng
land, the King Of Italy. and the Presi-
dent OF France; to the death Of that
devil in the form of man. the Ger
man Kaiser. and to the immediate de-
struction OF all belonging to him.
The words were spoken by Capt. A.
v. Seferovitch. the first Montenegrin
consul to the United States. on the oc-
casion of the opening yesterday Of his
country's consulate.
Three years ago Captain Sefenovitch
married Miss Bertha Hayes. daughter
Of o. II. Hayes. an American manufac-
turer.
An impressive reading In the Slav
tongue OF the orthodox ritual of bless
ing by the Rev. Sergius Enegireff, OF
st. Nicholas Russian Cathedral. marked
the opening of the consulate. Among
those present were Jovo Matanovitch.
Louis Netement. Colonel Popevitch of
the Serbian army. who was wounded
by a bomb and came here to recuperate:
John rockingham, president of the
American Montenegrin relief commit
tee: Loris Meklikoff. secretary of
to the Russian embassy: Mr.. de Rou-
tsky. the Russian consul: Pavla Pavlo-
WITCH the Serbian vice consul; DR.. T.
Tileston Wells. legal adviser to Monte
negro. and other Balkan states.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
POLICEMAN MAULEO
BY COLORED WOMAN
patroIman's Shoulder Bitten and
Coat Torn In Trying to Make
Arrest.

Policeman w. c. Lewis Of the Sixth
precinct possesses a badly torn uni
form coat, and a prisoner today. Tho
prisoner, Martha Thomas. a nesress.
Of 10 M street northwest. possess"s n
scalp wound and three charges on the
blotter OF the Sixth precinct.
The flrst charge Is for disorderly
conduct: the second accuses her OF
assault: the third IL Of carrying n
concealed weapon.
According to the policeman. Martha
was the cause of the torn coat; the
coat was the cause Of the scalp
wound. and both together resulted In
the three charges. which makes the
caEe a sort Of house e-that-Jack-buut
AFFAIR.
Policeman Lewis attempted to place
Martha under arrest early today. near
Fourth and K streets northwest. be-
cause he says he considered her dis
orderly. Martha thought otherwise.
and the officer says demonstrated her
difference Of opinion by taking q bite
nt his shoulder and tearing his coat.
So fercely did the woman attack him.
according to his account, that hs
found II necessary to defend himself.
his defense resulting In the slight
scalp wound which Martha viii wear
was searched at the Sixth precinct the
police say she was found to be carry
Ing q razor.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
GIRL EXONERATED
FOR KILLING FATHER
"Justifiable Homicide" Verdict oil
Coroner's Jury For Child
of Thirteen.

CROTON-ON-HUDsON. Oct. H.
JUST fable homicide was the verdict
of Coroner Foshay after he had heard
evidence as to the shooting to death of
Edward Tice by his daughter. Eva.
thirteen years old. Saturday night.
The young girl, her mother. an older
brother and several neighbors were the
witnesses examined by Coroner Foshay.
Their testimony tended to show that the
father came home on Saturday night.
and after accusing his wife Of taking
money from him quarreled with her.
In his fury he seized her by the
throat Her outcN vas heard by the
daughter. who rushed from the room to
see her father choking his wife. She
seized revolver, which she said she
did not believe to be loaded. and called
upon her father to release his hold.
When he refused she pulled the trig-
ger. sending a bullet into his brain.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
Scottish Rite Will
Continue Initiation
Degree of Knight Of Rose Croix''
to Be Conferred by Evange-
list CHAPTER,

Initiation OF members Of the "dedica-
tion class" Of 100. begun yesterday by
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Freemasonry councils Of Washington
and Alexandria, will continue this aft
ernoon and evening at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral.
Tho degree Of knight Rose Croix"
will be conferred at 5:l5 o'clock this
afternoon by officers Of the Evangelist
Chapter. X. r. c.. of Washington. The
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights Ka-
dosh. will confer the degree OF Knight
kadosh at $3.50 o'clock this evening"
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
thirty-frst and thirty-second degrees
Will be conferred by the Albert Pike
consistory, Of this city.
The dedication class Is so called be-
cause II Is to assist in the dedication
of the new Scottish Rite Temple. at Six
teenth and , streets northwest. next
Monday. following the biennial session
of the Supreme Council In this city
morning. The class includes
seventy candidates from Washington
and thirty from Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
AZTEC CLUB NAMES
PORTERF|ELD HEAD
Only Two Veterans Of Capture
Of Mexico City Attend Ban.
quet Here.

Two veterans who sat at dinner
table in Mexico City sixty-eight years
ago and assisted in the organization
of the Astec Club today begin the
sty-ninth year Of the organization
a che head of its list Of officers. These
Ovo Col. George A. Porterheld, or
6harltstown, w. Va. ninety-two years
OF age, and a veteran Of a Virginia
regiment during the Mexican war. the
clubs new president. and Brig. Gen.
Horatio q. Gibson. U. 8. A.. retired.
also ninety-two years of age, Oldest
living graduate Of West Point, VINO
is now the Aztec's vice PRESIDENT
The new officers were chosen at the
annual meeting of the club at the
Army and Navy Club last evening, the
members sitting about the banquet
table during their deliberations and
rartaking Of dinner. In just the same
way tho organization Of the club was
perfected in Mexico City Immediately
after It's capture by the American
troops under Gen. Winfield Scout IN
124;. In addition to the veterans
chosen president and vice president
respectively. the club elected William
Stone Albert, of this city,. secretary.
and the Rev. William Tayloe Snyder.
treasurer.
The two aged officers chosen to head
the organization during the next year
were both present at the formation OF
the club and are two OF the seven sur
viving officers who served with tho
american forces in Mexico. The mem
bership of the club is limited to men
who actually served as officers in the
army in Mexico and their descendants.
There are only about 90 members in
the club Among those present last
IL. ".
Badger, U. S. N, retired: Col. Charles
l.. McCawley. u. 8. NJ. c.: J. Kennedy
Stout. Edmund NJ. Bell. OF PhiladeI-
phia; Edward Farragut LOCKER. Guy
King. of Philadelphia: Frank p. Aber-
crombie. vice president Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad: Col. Henry p. Kings
bury, u. g. A., retired. and William NJ
Sl eeny, former secretary Of the club.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
BAND TESTIMONIAL
PROGRAM IS READY
Committee in Charge Promises
Series Of Interesting Events
At Reservoir.

The program for the testimonial TO
the Government bands to be given Sat-
urday afternoon at the Brightwood
reservoir. Is in the hands Of the printer
today. and provides for series OF
Interesting events that will keep the
crowd Of spectators amused from 1870
untp 4:so.
The members OF the committee In
charge OF the finances have made n
final appeal for funds The appeals
that have been made for priles have
met with a hearty response. cups and
other trophies having been donated by
william NJ. Gait e. Co.. N. Frank Rup-
pert. X. p. Andrews Company. and
John o. Evans.
The money needed. however. has not
come In as rapidly. as the committee
would like. and 1t Is announced that
opportunity will be given patrons Of
the show to make contributions on the
day Of the testimonial.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
COTTON REPORT OF
CENSUS SHOWS GAIN
Nearly HaIf,IAiI|ion Bales Con.
sumed in September and
More Than Million Held.

The census report made public today
shows cotton. exclusive OF linters, con-
sumed during September. 49s,2l9 running
bales In 1915. compared with 4l4.ss4 bales
ments on September 30. 1,os9.s .sl4 bales in
1915. and b5S.s92 in 1914. and in public
storage and at congresses 2.795, 500 bales
In 1915. and 1865. .625 In 1914. Imports. 2s sls7
equivalent 50O-pound bales In 1915. and
1885 In 1914: exports. including linters,
502,031 running bales in 1915. and 1875, rs
In 1914 Cotton spindles active during
September 3l.295. lo4 In 1915, and 30 0.3O7 ,l5l
in 1914.
Linters consumed during September
81. 43l bales in 1915, and q. 764 in 1914: held
In consuming establishments, i2s, ,O5s
bales in 1915, and G3.3S6 in 1914 and in
public storage and at congresses, s., LOG
bales in 1915, and 26.07S in 1914. Export
ed, 10,64 bales in 1915, and l,S0S in 1914,
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
Cotton Boil Weevil Is
Spreading Through South

Spread OF the cotton boil weevil In six
States Of the South is reported by the
department Of Agriculture today. and
planters in the infested sections have
been urged to fight the pest
The unusual storms of August in
Texas brought about the rapid multi
plication and spread OF the weevil Half
Of the State OF Oklahoma is now in
tested. department specialists declare
Planters in that State and Texas are
urged to begin Immediately to pick
their cotton and destroy the plants and
to arrange for rotation of crops next
year. The same action is urged on
Tennessee infested. All but four or fiye
counties in Alabama and more than
thirty counties In western Georgia are
infested. the department says, and
planters In those States are advised to
destroy the stalks.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
Baltimore Conference of
Epworth League Meets

Tho frst annual session Of the Bal
timora conference of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will convene for n three
days meeting tomorrow at Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. r. Church.
tn. program for tomorrow will be ::
Reception and registration OF delegates
at $3.50 p. m. service of song at T:30 !:
devotional service at s p. IN. address Of
Mt. Vernon Place League at S:i5 re-
sponse. Theodore c. Thomas, of Iialti-
more: solo. IT Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say" Miss Lille Winner sd-
dress The Religion OF LOYALTY" the
p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
Russians Sink 19 Ships.

PETROGRAD. Oct. H.-Nineteen Turk
ish ships were sunk by two Russian tor
pedo boats last Thursday off the coast
of Anatolia. the Russian admiralty an
nounces. Eighteen of the ships were
laden with food supplies for the Turk
ish army and the other carried NUM-
tions.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
81 to $3.50 Lace
and Sill Length
Curtains, $l.29

As pretty and
dainty n COlleC-
ttOn Of exquisite
curtains TO he
I o u n d in all
Wa aGhington in
either lace or
beautiful scrim
o ( ( @ ts. All
W / q I h $ a n Il
lengths.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
e1.tN and $3.50
White Waists.

Hundreds of finest voilcs,
cicpcs and lingerie waists.
Fancy lace and embroid-
cred styles or strictly
tailor-madc effects. Small
lots OF lines that sold to
sl.50. Close out Price. 6ic.
The Washington times., 1915-10-14
o Silk and 8
Dresses,
S4.00

Handsome model
dresses OF tameta
and messaline silk
and silk poplin. in
pretty shades of
plum. blue. green.
brown. black. etc.
Evrey new model
shown.