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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

rltiiiider mpo englild)er Seite mebr-
fa6 n%orgeiDorfelt muroe, NIT ebroci=
5igen. groberungsplanenL bot lolf,e
groberlllgsdbitd)ten ielbltberltanolid)
allb beltte 11idt. Mber ser &rieg Sat
Die 1iirfei, 1entidlanb rrro Die otter
ELECTROMAGNETIC 9oppelmonardie
lotbgeorungen einalloer naberge=
bradt. Sic hperoerl a1ld) 1lud) Dem
&riege allf mirtfidaftlihem @c6iete
eng 5l1iammerlbalten miiiierl, 1penn lie
I'M @eltbanoel nibt bon ibren iebie
gen Iein0eHe a,l ole Man0 aebriiidftt
aDer6en mplerl.
Dmnit lit audi fir sic Mebr3abl
Der 9alfanitaaten ibre ipatere Stel-
lungnabme borgeldrieben. Sings bon
ben Notwithstanding Ser Gen.
tralmadlte nmidloiien, meroen lie ii9
ibrem Ginflltife id1nerlid entsieben
fonnen. Ser er1te Staot, Ser bies
flar erfaBt 5u baben l6eint, lit Bull
garien, oeiIef 3aren Die mirtbidnitz
lide Madt ieines soertiden goterIan-
'oes 3l1 ipobl befanltt lit, als DOB sic
2ocfungen bes @ierperbm1oes Maht
fiber i'm bdtte1 getpilne1 fonnen.
Die naddtc &egierung, sic ii6 Ser
ei11oringlid)e1t Spra6e miIitariidWr
@rfolge poransitdtlid nidt mebr
lange peridlieBe1t f6i'nren apiro, oiirfte
Die rll1ta11iide fem. <manien Fam
m%irtbidaftli6 i~iberbalrpt nl1r nit
Silfe Ieutid)lanos nno Selterreid-
ltl1gorns 6eltebe11. Seine Mnlebnunu
on belt fomlne1rbe1r @irtbidoftsber-
Bono Der Ge1tralmahte lit 1,nalls=
5bleiblid). @riedenlan0 ideint 5ur
3eit iid Sobn @uu a1f @naoc uno
nn9naoe allsgelieIert alt baben, miro
81 leir1er 6altung 1pobl aber oaourd)
genotbigt morben leii1, baB je1er Der
Regierl1rg oie 4iltole al1f Sic grrlt
geicst bot. 8elder @ruppe es iid
b1ter eirunQl ani6lieBen miro, iii
eine offern Trage. 5erbien n11o
Montenearo,iino @ebirgslanoer, sic
nod oieiem &riege permutblif lobolo
feil1e groBere 8olle mebr in Ser Sc
ididbte Guropns ipielcn 1peroen. 0a-
1re11arf un6 5drmeoen itebcn in 10
engen pedielieitigen San0eIsbe5ie=
bll1gen gum 9eutiden &eid)e, SAB
ein Mnid}ll1B OF Sic mirtbidnftlide
@infcit Oes lebtere1 0as Matirlid)e
fiir lie apare. @ollam0 miro i6r
ldymerlih fernbleiben fo11nen, 50 Elm
grober Ibeil ieines Sartoels MIR in
Ser 9ermittlaung 5apiid)e11 9eutldlo1lo
ull6 an0eren 2a1lbern MitteIc1ropas
nlaD iiberieeiidpn 2dnoern be1tebt. \,
grreidf ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Gentralmadte Ben bier in frr5en
llmrill EN- ongcoellteten l1mfa1g, 10
miro ibnt Elm ltortes @emidt inne=
mobnelt, ln0ser tpirb polla1f imltan-
De ieill lnla,1teren @raftifen ser
&o11fnrrerr5oerbanoe, npie lie jebt
ld}on 6%eaol1nelr babcr, nidt BLOB Sic
SSt1r1t 5l b1eter, lonoern alb Sic
3ablle 81 5eigen. Geid)t Ser central
eltropailM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonn
norolifen gismeer bis an Sen Sl,0i=
ld)elr S5ean, 10 pcriperrt ct oen1 ruff
iilden aolpB mirfungspon sen @eg
nod Dem 5ipiliiirten @elten uro be-
oreut am aanal pon cues sic 5dlag=
aoer oes britiid)en 8eltreides.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Die diueliiden Merate
teiIen lid nidt in %yinnen uno nall=
BEN" ;. +. fir innere MSeoi5in ul,o
gbirursie, lonoern III uObere" uno
nunterc," b. +. fol4e fir ben Sbers
unb llntertprper.
Rufiif4en @emeinen lit
Der Qufent6alt in Worteldlen uno
WagsonS ewriter uno 5%lpeiter ala1e
berbpten, oft au6 Der 9eiu6 bon of
fentliden parts, uno mandmat Die
8enuBung Ser giirserfeige.
9as no6 in europa liegenoe
@ebiet oes tiirlii6en Rei9es umfabt
nlr 1910 auaoratmeilen; es lit etlpd
10 9roB Die bic Staaten 9elapare
unb Nep Seriep 3uiammengemoms
men. Die gepolferung betrdgt
2.34S.O00.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

gnglanb bietct als giderbcit
fir Die Millioncnanleibc - icin gb<
I%renlpprt. l1nS barauf gibt tein @enl6
ettpas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Cine 0rbinan5, feititcIlent
Ben @rao in ser Spei llub brcibigltcr
1927 Strabc, BON Der 8rohp Stro6e
bis 5u einem 9luttc brei bunberl
(300) SUB pitIid.
Sci es beihlpllen bonn Staotrutf
Der Stabt 9aucupprt, Soma:
~Geftion l. Ser GRAB in ser sipei
nrlb breibi9ltcn (32.) Strobe bon Scr
.Sitltnie ser @rabp Strabe bis sll einem
9nllfte brei bllnbcrt 5000 SUP 6ltlid).
pirb biermit lpic folet feltstltellt:
8eginnenb an Der 6ltlillic bon 8raz
81 Strabc NIT ciner @lcratipn pp,,
bier unb nellnSi9 ,ub $4,000 (94. sO)
SUB; ban Ditlid brei bunbcrt (30O)
SUB nit elmer @lebntion bon jcds llur
~ncunsig (96) SUB.
Geft. 2. Scr Gtabt : Sngenienr III
bierburh anscipielen. beiaeten @rab in
has 8u6 fir @rabiruugen cinsutras
gen. INT Sen beldriebenen @rab al err
adn5en unb III l1ebereinitimml1ng al
brinaen nit bcm beiseiigten Trofil.
neldes einen Sbeil bieier Srbinana
.bilbet.
Belt: Mlfreo g. 0diI1er. Mabor.
Gtt.: 9rgo MDeler. gIeri.
Mamensallfruf auf iebe mo ole
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15
.S1,329.12
Beit.: Glfreb 6. Riiuer, Napor.
Ntt.: fyfdp MoeUer. E2rf.

-
Mlb. 2inb6olm unterbreitete Sic guz
lar 3abllilte 5um8etrase bon S3.556.z
50, rnb altf ieineu Nntrag ipuroe oiez
lelbe 5ur 3ablung ansepieien.
MIb. 2inbbolm beridtete en1piebleno
iiber beridiebene 8pnbs, ipelde in Ser
Office bes Gtabtclerfs e%ingetrasen, Ii.
alf ieinen Antras lpllrben oieielben
~beltatigt.
Strafem Committee.
Ilo. Mebergau unterbreiiete Sic
3abllilfe bes 1. 9iitrift Rpab NonD,
S552.S2; 2. 8ij1ritt Npnb Sonb,
S99s.67; 8. 9iitrift 8pab Sono,
l$405.06; @rnbirungs : Tonb, $22.5O
uno Seitenpegz @rabirung $1.114.39,
unb auf ieinen Nntrag purben pielelz
ben 5ur 3ubllmg angepieien.
8eihfolien, baB eas %iolsense Qot,
natnlib:
Got flint (5l, glod 5tpaf (12),
Grants 5ubpibiiipn in Ser Stuot
9apenport. unb sc. gilbert, Ser
@igcntbiimer beslelben, belteuert
iperbe nit $1,000.
Helte1 NM Mllsgaben fir &onlfruftipn
zines permanerten Seitenpeges BOZ
DEM %genan1lten 8runoeigentbnm, nnb
Der Stubt1d)abmeilfer iii angemieIen
oteien getrag nie allgemeine Steuer
gil folleftiren.
@~enebn1ist bielen IS. Sept. 1915.
Belt: IIfreo 9. M11e1er. Mobor.
Itt.: 9ugo Woeuere Gleri.
@ei6loTen, bab bas foloenne Got,
namlih:
Got bier az, @lod sipDIf (12) ,
Grants Slboipiiipn in Ser Stabt
9%abenport, ut1b Marg. 9. Spbne
ton, Sic gieentbiimeri1t beslelben,
beltenert iperbe nit $1,000.
Soften unb Mlseaben fir &pnltrllftion
zines %perrmnenten Seitenipeges bot
benz genannten 8runbeieentbum, nnb
Der Gtabtl6atmeiiter lit augeniclen,
oielcn 8etrag ipie uugemeine Stcuer
gu folleftiren.
@enebmigt oieien 13. Sept. 1915.
Bet: Glfreb 6. Mdiuer. Mappr.
att.: 5ugo M6uer. @en.
gsidlohen, aab Das folsenoe Got,
ndmlih:
Got brei (s), @Iod eff (11), @ronts
Gubpibiiion in ser ,Staet @apenz
port, nnb sSps. S. ,8ornett, Set
@igentbiiner besielben, beIteuert
lperbe nit $1,000,
Soften nnb Ilts9aben fir &onitruftion
eines pern1nnenten Seitcnpeges ppr
Dem %genannten @runoeigentbum, ms
Der Stabtidabmeilter lit oneepieien,
bieien getrag ipie aIlgemeine @teuer
5u fnIleftiren.
8enebmigt bieien 13. Sept. 1915.
geit.: Mfreb 6. MiiUer, Mabor.
Mtt.: 9ugo Me6uer, @erf.
8eihloi1en bonn Gtabtratb bon 9os
benport. oab Elm permnnenter Seiten,
tpeg bon 4 Sub. 8reite innerbaIb 10
Sugen na6 annabnte bieler Relolution
sclegt iperbe bor sen nufful9eno be-
i6rtebeneu @rnnol1iiden:
Gillette bon Wuin StraBe, snilhen
8arfielb Giraffe unb Ser olten @tabt=
8tense. lnb bot Got ems az, 8lpd
fiinfSebn G5l, @rutt's Ibbitipn sllr
Stabt 9ubcnport, Soma.
8eitleite bon 9ibiiion gtraBe, spiS
lden lombard u1b Hthlanb Npenlle,
lnb in 6ront hpr sen Cots brei, bier
unb flint, g., 4 unn 81, &Ipd brei
(3). @eltbplme's Nbbitipn sur Stabt
S%ubcnport, Soma.
Nprbieite bon lombard GtraBe,
slpifd>en Waiben Cane u1b gtltrbebant
Stra6e nnb in Srnnt bon Got fiinf
(5(, 8lpd 5tpei (2). Someiteab @ooi-
tion sur Staot Sapenport. Solpa.
Morbie bon lombard Strnbe,
sipilden 8ibilion StraBe llub @aaioen
Zane llnb in Srpnt ppu Got flint (5),
glod ein (1), Snmelteab Mbbitipn sur
stabt 9%abellport, Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

lnltat:
Sa - grebmer, Gold, Sarbed,
5arttpis, 2inobolm, Moeuer, Nebers
gau, Fisherman - 8.
Nein - Reiner.
Sinats : Committee.
Ilberman 2inobolm prdie1tirte Ell
men giinittgen geridt auf Die iolgcnbe11
Netttionen urb auf ieinen Intrag tpllrz
De Der 8eribt genebmiet::
Son 8aleria WR. 8rplon .lin 8efreiz
nng bon Der 3ahlnng bes8flaitcrungsz
4lleBments. Ibldlaei9 beidieocn.
8on Stto gbens uno otto 5aale
4nlprilfe fir Sduoencriae. 9bidlaz
gig 6el6ieben.
4lbermon 2inobolm legte Dor ltno
berlaS4. Die fp(eehoen Melplutipnen, Sic
auf leinen Intras %an9er1pn,mer NUT
benz.
8eldloliel pom 5tabtrat6 bcrstani
9%abenport, Soma, Bop cine Ampeillae
in 66be BON $4,000 auf Ser Stobtz
lddbmeiiter 6. 8. Hpbeipn olseeiteal
perbe, 5ransportfoiten fir Die Nnsez
ltelten Ser 8ebDrne fir offentlide Or
beiten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15
Beft.: NIfre6 6. Rnuer, Mapor.
Mtt.: 6upo Roeuer. GIert

Gel es beidloiien porn Staefratb
Der Staot 9apcnport, Splpd, haB Ser
Stabt :. S6abmeilter inltruirt ueroe,
$1,329.12 unfpleftirbare 1912zStcuz
ct aif Ben uSuspenie Aeeount" 5u
ilbertra9en, entbalten in Sen Sonos
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

ssn Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
tritt Die 5amilien=Mebnlidfeit 5mi=
ldlm Muiien llno gerben 10 rebt
'oeutlid) berbor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Stalien ion in 8osnien einfaI=
len. 3ieler Barrier gmfon ipdrc
gar 1idt 10 libel, menn Sic Seferrei-
der un6 Sic ltngarn oomit einper=
itanoen iein iollten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Sir sic gerbaItniiie ser Ser
ben tit es eigentlid1 id)on iebr anItan=
DIG, bob iie nad Ser @eiebl,ng ourdy
Die 8erbiinOeten nod sic griiten5
gel9raos 5ugeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Cine oiplomatiide Mieoerlage
'gebt oft elmer milttdriid)elt boran"
1betnerft bitter Die n3ailp Mail" BEL
8eiprebltng Ser golfanlage. alingt
etlpos an0ers als oie friibere @rob=
maltligfeit!i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

sn Ser meitliden 5sro1t m1rb
Der M,1iob CUR 1tel1et groBen Sffeu=
ltpe Die @nglar0er nno Ironaoien 10
fb%eTrieoigt baben, DOB es lie gar nid)t
nadl me6r berIunut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Ilb. 2inb6olm unterbreitete Sic Sa-
lar 3ablliite 5um8etrase bon s3.556.z
50. nnb auf leinen Nntras muroe oiez
lelbe CUR 3abllng an9enieien.
Mlo. 2inbbolm beridtete enlpfebleuo
ilber perldiebene gonbs, ipelde in Ser
Office bes Gtabtclerfs e%ingetrasen, Ii.
nuf leinen Nntrag lplrpen oieielben
-he1tntint
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

gelaate seitenipe9e iino %bersuiteIs
len aus fiinitlidem Stein, Cement
ober @ranitoib.
@ene1mist oieien 30. septcmber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Der Mtbencr @orreipon6ent oes
y1ailp telegraph" beridtet, Sic
@rted)en bdtten feline 2ilit GIT fam=
p1e1t, % lie Die 3eutldpn fir umbe=
1ieg1i6 bielten. GroB Scr groBell
nSffenitbe"?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

- @as mobl aus oel1 unei11nebm-
barren lerbiiden stellungcn inn Sc
.birge tperoen miro, menn sic Serben
crit binallsgemor fen iino?
4 4
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
COMMERCE BODIES
GOLF TEAMS NAMED
Board Of Trade and Chamber
OF Commerce Players to
Meet on June II.

INC teams for the golf tournament be-
t"een the Washington Board Of Trade
and tho Chamber of Commerce, to be
played June II on the links Of the CO.
,unlpia Country Club. we're announced
Harry l.. West, captain of the Board
of Trade team, has selected the follow
ing: John c. Davidson. George p. James,
Leo c, Brooks. A. @. Bushman, p. r.
brehgle, r. f. Burks, c. A. Watson,
Robinson White, G. f. Langley, r. b.
fyle, ]. c. Let's, John c. Walker, A. B.
Heaton. and r. c. Gott
j. +. Slavey. captain Of the Chamber
or Commerce team. has named Commits
sioner Oliver p. Newman, J. w. Braw-
ner, Donald Woodward. Harris N.
Brown. John L. Newbold, Harry King,
w. j. Eynon, H. T. Shannon. Walter B.
Guy. o. ]. DeMoll, w. b. Moses, J. A.
schaner, John l.. Weaver. and oliver
Metzerott.
The teams will be matched on the
Nassau system, which counts one point
on the first nine. one on the second
nine, and one on the match. The losers
Will pay for the dinner to be served at
the club following the match.
A bronze cup has been donated by the
Shaw & Brown Co., which is to be pre-
sented to the winning team.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
NO PROTEST MADE ON
HIGHER HERD|C FARE
Utilities Commission Considers
Request to Charge Five
Cents on Buses Here.

Not a single protestant appeared to-
day at the hearing of the Public
Utilities Commission on the request
of the Metropolitan Coach Company
to be allowed to charge straight
five cent fare, although notices were
sent to all of the street railways,
trade organizations and citizens as
ociations.
s. Dana Lincoln. president of the
company, directed attention to his let
ter of March 80 asking for the
change. which, he said. would allow
better service and additional equip
ment. The company, 1t was said, can
not continue to operate under present
conditions.
Major Charles w. Kutz, chairman,
asked II there were any protestants
present, and when none appeared the
commission passed on to the con.
route of the herdfc line.
The commission suggests that on the
northbound, route cars be operated from
H street and Madison place to X and
and was street Of to ths %es
side Of McPherson square. instead Of
by II street, Fifteenth street to the
east side OF Mcpherson square and X
street This would involve a change
Vi f1Iteentn ana
Fl street to II street and Vermont
avenue.
Asked whether his company would
agree to this change, w. F. Ham, vice
president of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. said that while
he could not answer ofr-hand. he be-
lieved there would be an objection. as
the railway company protests against
the transfer arrangement with the
herdic company. and would not care
10 be nIaca0 In the nnQiftnn nf VnIiip-
tarily agreeing to such arrangement
Exchange Of transfers between the
herdic company and the Washington
Railway and Electric Company at FIJI
teenth and Fl streets Is provided for by
act Of Congress.
Consideration. It was stated, will be
given to both the question OF the in
creased fare and the change OF route.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
LEE IS ASSURED OF
NOMINATION IN MD.
Agreement to Name Montgomery
County Man AS Democratic
Candidate Reached.

BALTIMORE, May 2o.-'The Demo-
cratic nomination for governor OF
Maryland seems assured for Senator
Blair Lee, OF Montgomery county, ac-
cording to reports. Following a con-
ference today between Congressman J.
Charles Linthicum, q candidate, and
Senator John Waiter Smith 1t Is under
stood the Senator told the Congress-
man that he felt unable to support him,
favoring the nomination OF Comptroll-
err Emerson &. Harrington. This means,
according to the politically wise In Bal
timore, that the way has been cleared
for swing OF the city forces to Sena-
tor Blair Lee. There seems accord
among such city leaders at Mayor Pres
ton, John J. Mahon. and others.
Mr.. Linthicum sought the support OF
Senator Smith to show the city leaders
that he has substantial organization
support in the counties. This was ad-
mittedly an essential in his campaign.
Having apparently failed to obtain q
declaration from the Senator, who
seems determined to back Mr.. Harring-
ton to the end, Mr.. Linthicum is prac-
tically eliminated from the race, mar
rowing the situation to the comptroller
and Senator Lee.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
Electric Park Entries.

First race-For three-year-olds and
upi selling; five-eighths mile. Omar,
lN; Rosalie Orme, 10i; Nellie c.. 1O4;
Greenways Queen, 104; Hectograph, 1Ol
Gitana, 1l3; Chiffon Squaw, ll3;
Otranto. ll3; Priwer. lis; Paul Davis,
1b; Kedron. n5; Little Erne. 115.
Second race-For :our-year-olds and
up; selling; seven-eighths mile Blue
Mouse, 10; Della Mack, 10; Madge's 8
Sister, 10; Hoffman, I12; Malay, lis;
Chaser. ll2: Hedge Rose. l12: Oxer, lis;
Laiglon. lis.
Third race-For three-year-olds and
up; selling; five-eighths mile. Antrim
1N; Rocklin, lO6; Jack Hanover, JOG;
Esther Blue, 1l3; Phew. ii3; Racing
Belle, lis: Remarkable. 1l3; J. V. Mar
roc. jr,. lis; Royal Onyx, lis; Pass ON,
1b; Master Edward. 115; Fasces. 11s.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds
and up; selling; five-e ighths Of a mile
Brynavia. l05; YnCa. los: Barette, lOT
Miss Brush, l05; BQlgar, l0T; Deduc-
tion. lo7; Moncreif. 1l0, Yellow Eyes
ia; Breakers, IA.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and
up; selling; five-eighths of mile
Kewpie. SO; @Babe. 9S; Ossary Mail
1903; Inferno Queen. lO5; Schaller, 107
Ben Levy. 10; Colonel Cook, ll7
Pharaoh, III.
Sixth raCe-For three and
up; selling; one mile and a sixteenth
Castara, l09; Ella Crane, l09; Carolee
1903; Miss Sherwood. 109; Gates, III;
Soldier. Ill; Battery, Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather Cloudy-traCk fast.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
CIVIL SERVICE BODY
MEETS HERE TONIGHT
Hope Is High That Contributory
Pension Plan Now Will Be
Adopted.

with high hope that a contributory
pension plan will be considered favor
ably at the next session of Congress, Of
ficers and delegates of the United States
Civil Service Retirement Association.
gathered in Washington today for the
convention to be held this evening at
9. A. r.. Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Thirteenth street.
Daniel Goldschmidt, the president, Ar
time to preside over the executive COM
mittee meeting held in the red room
Of the Ebbitt.
Committees Named.
Committees named then are engaged
today in arranging business for presen-
tation to the convention this evening
J. A. Giblin is chairman of the cre-
dentials committee. and serving with
him are George l.. Cain, OF the League
OF Government Employees, and Frank
Radnenz. On the resolutions commit
tee are David Healy, DR.. Llelwyn Jor-
dan. A. H. Weber. ]. ]. Mcnamara, and
h. c. Hawkins. On the ways ana
means committee are Charles Versfslt.
Mrs. Jennie L. Munroe. w. D. Drury.
A. A. Weber, and Joseph NJ. Tighe.
The association Is especially en-
courased with the outlook Tor consider
alton OF q pension plan at the next
0oAosCnInlut tOOay, because we nave
the practical assurance that the Presi-
dent will address Congress on this sub
5ect. That is all Congress has been
waiting for.
Sentiment Spreading.
Sentiment Is spreading through all
branches Of the Government service,
and backing UP We We now have chief
clerks and even Cabinet officers"
statistics have been complied to pre-
sent to the convention tonight which
VIII show the urgent need of a PEN
eion. In the postal service there Is
actively employed one clerk who is
e1ghty-seven years old, and in this
pranch OF the service alone there are
twenty-four employees Of eighty years
or more. There are more than a hun
mark
A contribution of 800 from the Bureau
Or Engraving and Printing branch Of
the association was rendered the ex-
ecutive committee last evening through
d. w. Beach. This money will be added
TO the fund for propaganda work
Present at the meeting tonight Will
be Llewelyn Jordan, secretary; r. Stone
jackson, treasurer, and Mrs. Jennie L.
Munroe, second vice president Mem
bers Of the executive committee at
tending the meeting last evening were
David Healy. New York; j. B. DeHart.
washington; William ]. Etgen, New
York; DR.. Nelson Falls, Warrington:
T. G. Hawkins, New York; Harry r,
Meyers. New York; c. L. Reed, Wash
ington; Joseph NJ. Tighe, Washington.
and A. Weber. Washington.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
DR.. WILLIAM KELLY
GOES TO WAR ZONE
WeIl-knoWn Ambulance Surgeon
Of Emergency Hospital on
Way to France to Aid.

DR.. William L. Kelly, for the last
year ambulance surgeon for the Emerg-
ency Hospital. is today on his way to
France, having left his position here to
accept place as ships surgeon.
Owing to war conditions he was not
permitted to name the ship on which
he was to sail, nor did any of the Of
fcers or crew know their port Of des-
tination. as the ship sailed under
sealed orders. IT is understood the ves-
sci flies the French flag and carries
munitions of war.
DR.. Kelly came to Washington from
Youngstown, Ohio. five years ago, and
has been connected with local hos
pitfalls ever since. AS ambulance sur
geon his resourCefulness and courage
were frequently tested. After the big
storm on July 30, 1913, he crawled un-
der the ruins of the Saul building to
aid two men beneath the timbers, and
later. at the fire in the American and
lO-cent store. performed similar
service.
"Dr. Kelly Is live young man and
believe we will hear from him." said
DR.. Harry S. Lewis, resid physician
and competent. do not know whether
he will get into the war zone. but It
would not surprise me II he did
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
FairmOnt Hon0rS
Glass of Eighteen
Ambassador Naon Will Distribute
Diplomas to Graduates
of Seminary.

Eighteen graduates of Fairmont Semi
nary will receive their diplomas to-
night. when Ambassador Naon, OF Ar
gentina, will distribute the sheep
skins"
The exercises tonight close the COM
mencement week of that institution,
which began Saturday with senior class
DAY exercises at Great Falls. The bac-
calaureate sermon was delivered Sunday
by the Rev. w. r. Wedderspoon. Mon
DAY the senior hop was held. and
wednesday the alumni were hosts at a
breakfast In honor of the senior class. =
1t was announced today that Miss Mil
dred de Hart, daughter of Mr. and
MRS. II. P. de Hart, of this city, has
peen awarded the honor pin of Fair
mont Seminary. This decoration, given
Tor certain fixed proficiency In schol-
ership. has been won only four times in
ntteen years. First honors" for the
year. which entities the winner to nave
her name engraved on the Fairmont
loving cup, will go to Miss Wallace
Henry. niece Of Representative Henry
of Texas.
The Washington times., 1915-05-20
Realty Transfers

Lanier Heights-Robert II. Featherstone to
Fanny J. Kicks, lot 430, $40 tstamps tl0).
Nineteenth street northwest between u and
5 streets-Fanny J; Ricks to Robert IL;
Featherstone, lot e and part lots ID and
lSO. square lS3 SO (stamps 500. Robert H.
Festherstone conveys same property TO
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones $40
tstamps $o).
Tenth street southeast. between e and G
streets-Alien A. Murray ct ux. to William
r. and William ]. Johnson. part lot 10.
square s4s $40 (stamp 90 cents).
Cleveland Park-Charles G. Nixon ct Tx. to
NJ. Belle Schneider, lot rs. block 7. 80
(stamps so cents).
Holmead Manor-Louse Gardner to Alice j.
Reardon. lot los. block q. $40 (stamp 90
cents).
1893 oregon street northwe west-Charles L.
sturtevant ct ux. to Abner H. Ferguson,
lot G+. square 1872, $40 (stsmp 81. Abner
H. Ferguson ct ux. convey same property
to George Burnup. $40 (stamp 81.
Addition to Congress Heights-Warren w.
Steiner ct ux. to Richard T. and Helen f.
Thrift, lots 10 and 90 block 8. SO (stamps
So.
Whitney Close.simon oppenheimer ct ux. to
William II. Goldsmith, lot IA. square 1850,
$40 (stamp 30 cents).
The Washington times., 1915-05-20

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