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day, last week. prices were m NC. on ali
good stock. There was no speculation,
buyers we're well supplied and the market
was in their favor. There Ia a large &C.
cumulation Of both table stock and medium
grades and nothing but lower prices will
move them. For medium grades 1t was
market closed with prospects Of a fur.
% score qe''! sse. p bTT.sShss: SrsSmerys sS5Ts'.
nrsts. SIS to 81 score, 2iG &c; State,
dairy tubs, finest. 25Hc., good to prime.
renovated, extras, ?s,s a 2ic.. nr;t., gga
95c,' lower grades. 20 Gle; imitation
nrs.s. g2a32+c ladies. cur.
l'hc.; lower grades, iSdlec.; packing
stock, june make. fine. ace, No. 2. i9c.;
CHEEsE-whiie there was a armer
because Of a few sales q fancy lots. the
lnstlhcation In changing prices. Quota
tons are SO low that receivers would store
generally II they could secure room. but
ordered. Market, howeves' closed steady.
white and colorsd, special, IAN alttsc.;
special ilqiihe.; skins, fresh, choice,
EdGsGReseeetTIpttss ff ST ar.t tduf day. o.,
the week exceeded those of the same days
ceiyers store many summer ess,, but there
Is a scarcity OF room in the refrigerator.
which forces the sale OF current receipt TO
clean up. The percentage OF table stock.
compared with the whole receipts, IS small:
There was a fair demand for the best
est grades remained unchansed Market
closed rather weak. Prices; Fresh gath
srss extras :s1g g 2Sc extras. nrs's 2i@
whites. nne to fancy. 3 !Ss. heanery.
ITNE pOtLTRN-There were unloaded
yesterday 50 cars. 8 of which were by ex;
esRhsrsed' there wa. some scarcity Of Long
leland ducks. and they were up rS.
NIX at better nsure. than last. Prices;
Fowls. lie; b%roilers. 20 use ducks; Long
o ail."q ii, S' e spring. 'ise'N. sulnea-, SOC
pigeons, BE: geese, western. per 10, l2e
geese, Southern, per ID, lie; ducks, s9uin-
'oT PRiEii iGhb5''t 65IGiL.!TsRf iYi pr rss,lp,.
q, large iced fowls caused a better demand
and there vas an advance Of nc. Aside
from this. all other quotations were un-
changed. There was a better inquiry ior
crease the price. There was not much
demand for spring ducks. Too many
squads for the light demand, although
prices rcmnlned the same. In frozen. large
roasting chickens were In better inquiry.
while turkeys were dull and fowls sold
slowly. Prices. Fresh fowls, Western
boxed. 60 lbs. and over. isc; Western.
scalded. large, iei.c, broilers, 20 a csc old
r~oosters. l2Hi2isc. squads, prime. white.
10 lbs. to dozen. $3.50; 9 lbs, SO: s lbs.
$3.50. Turkeys, fresh hens and toms, Ice.
Frozcu-Tufkeys. dry picked. selected, &c
Western. zoe. Texas, lIdlIi4c. Broilers,
milk fed. IL 20 "a lbs. 22d csc. corn fed.
~ TO - his gle. Chickens, ~ to box,
milk fed, 80 10 ~ lbs, Gle. - lbs. and
over :la:?e; corn Fed % to a. lb.. ise
80 los. and over to dozen. u &C. 80 20 IS
e lbs, l5c. Old BOOSTERS. l2ni2iac.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. Juiy 90
Receipts Of heeves were SIS head. in
Guiding very few for the market. There
Was no reported trading IN 1--we cattle Tre
feeling VAS steady, Dressed beef Wa IN
fair demand at ~. ulji.c. for ordinary
to- extra prime native sides
Receipts of calves were 7 head The
market was almost nominal tor Jack OF
stock Feeling was 'rm ordinary to
good veals sod at 81 il 81 30 per 100 lbs
Dressed calves were trm rI'y dressed
veals sold a. lNT l"c = few selected car
cases at 1870 country dressed At l2a
Ice,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were ESQ
head. Including . cars Tor The mbTktt.
sheep were steady, iawa> on moderl'"
receipts held mp 10 steady prices and The
pens We're cleared. common TO prime
sheep (ewesl sold a. !4dt6 per l0o lbs
culls a. iSGs3.5. fairly good 90 prime
lambs az s. 50Tts5o Dressed mutton In
moderate demand al >nlSc. per IL ;
dressed lambs steady AZ llal6i.c. tout
side figures for hog drssssdl.
Receipts Of hogs we're 1850 head. all
for slaughter. 80 trade IN live hogs. The
feeling was rated steady
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WASHINGTON. july @9-Co.Iiar Pro
metheus has arrived at rusiagA fuoI sNip
Kauashl At Nortolk supp,y ship Gtn.ir'
ct san Francisco, cruiser Washington a.
Port nu r'in,e, collier Nsnshan and tender
Fortune and collier Nrrcus At Honolulu
tender cheyenne apd submarines Ill and
II . at Maro ls,ij'i, hattl"sIips Missouri
supply ship supply at Honskoug
The dostroyers Pau, Jones. stewart.
Perry and Prehie have sailed from Siiki
for Kodiak, DESTROYER Nicholson from
Newport for Gsriiners BAY. collier Pro-
tsus from Boston for Hampton Roads,
tug Wthnets from Norfolk for Indian
Head, collier Jason from Guantanamo Tor
Port-au. Prince and destroyer Hopkins
from san Diego for Ensenada. Mexico,
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Big Nirvinia-CRrOIina surplus.

The Virg.ria -Carolira Chemical COM
pany 'or the year ended May ~ reports
a surplus available TO dividends on the
common stock uf $2llt,2U,, as compared
with Sg5u,377 in the previous year This
is equivalent to ia per cent earned on
the common. against 50 per cent last
year. As no common stock dividend was
the company carries over this
amount to general surplus Net earn
ings before interest charges and pre-
ferred dividend payments We're $685.
giy, against $i.07S,7j6.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia, sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. VIII take mall.
closing at $3.50 a. NJ, Tor Europe except
Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Turkey. the Netherlands Norway, sweden
and Denmark, Africa, West Asia aud the
East Indies
The Italian liner America, sailing to-
morrow for Naplcs Will take specially sd-
dressed mall, closing at N:2O T.. NJ, for
ltsil, Bulgaria, Serbia, Runania, Switzer-
land. GreCce
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q

SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicste. will
be received by the chief Clerk, Department
Of Nineteenth 81 AMI Pennsyl-
yanIa Ave NW.. Washington, ID. c.. until .
o'clock p IN. August 2. 1915. and then
opened. Tor furnishing the Department Of
M with one l,O0o-pOuui capacity
gasoline truck, for delivery At Washington
Il. c.. tree ~ al, charges .or transportation
and delivery. Banks for proposals, etc
may be had by applying TO the above
once
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Army and Navy Orders.
WASHINGTON July ?s-No army OF
were ISSUED.

TNese INV NTV'TF WIZ IksUNI.
Lieut.. \ g Wilhelm, to the Georgia.
Lieut.. r Wlthers. lr., TO treatment
uuya, hospital New York.
Lieut.. q T. Davis, from Ky TO works
Seattle Construction Company, Seattle.
wash
Lieut. {. II Morrison, from the Colo.
RADIO to Naval AcndemY practice squadron
Lieut. II II Bpie, from the Cheyenne
20 KT
Lieut. J : Hui,iUgs, from works Seattle
Construction Company, Seattle, wash. -
the cleveland.
Lieut.. e l., Rattle, from the X sas -
the NAvfowrr
Assistant Surgeon W 4 Scoops. from
nnval hospital, Newport, 10 tho South car
olina
Assistant surgeon :, Il. Hart, to naval
h|osp!tA', Newport.
Assistant surgeon y, NJ McClellant.
Marine Corps, to marine recruiting sta.
ton, Los Angeles
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST either Monday evening, July 2sth,
at Delmouico's or BiltmOrs. or Tuesday
afternoon between 76th and Park Avenue
OF 18TH and Firth Avenue. one llttle gold
charm. a jointed Teddy Bear without
head, reward II returned TO $50 Park Ave-
nue., W II. DRAYTON.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND. y, Y. Sealed
proposals. In tripIi. ate. for furnishing For
age and straw required IN Eastern Depart
ment during nine months commencing Oct.
/. 1915. will be received here until II a, m,
Aug ., 1915. Information furnished on
nrnIlcation 70 Departmert Quartermaster
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Arrivrd-THCRSDAY. July 90.
s Soordsm. gi' \ NJ. Rotterdam. July l..
- AduatIc. ~ = NJ. Liverpool. July q.
: U,itoma, go T. NJ 81 Nazaire. July IS
s. Portuz iese Prince. A NJ. Brest.
July T.
S. Santa Marta. l.4j = NJ. Kingston.
July -
S. Monterey, . Z NJ, Puerto Mexico.
July y =,
s. Van Hogendorp. 3:E T. Nj. por, Maria.
July g
s. Querida. = 30 y VI Bermuda. July q.
L :. fuel ship Hannibal. u 81 A VI Guar
tanamo. july .
$ stephauo. A NJ Halifax. July r.
s. FAX. 9Sn y NJ. Wednesday. CIenfuegos.
July p.
S. MuHdale. J. N. MatfnIa>. July -
S. san Juan. 80 + NJ. Ponce. July q.
- Momus. Nov orleans. JBlv -
- Madison. Norfolk July =
s. Mamma Ha,a. baltimore. July 3.
s. Wagana, Baltimore. July -
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MARNE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALTMAN &C.
AN PM PM
sun rises. "a 50 sun sets. -; 10 Moon rises..olS
HIGH WATER THIs DAY.
AM AMI AM
sandylH X. 10 j2lGov lsl...ii IS Hell Gate. 4 rs
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy AKA Is. Gov. Is. O5 Hell GAte...6tS
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-Whlle receipts for the week
were NOT a. heavy as during the same
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

s. Philadelphia. At London
IS Dura d.-iI AbruIzI. ~ Naples
SAILED FOR SEW YORK
- CIarItya from Ar,haug,l
=, MORO CASTE. from Moan
- MaTdNal. from TrIH..lu
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Cine ertmnetans.

Dor scraoe breiBig Sabren begann Der
5elo8ug bes aeibs un6 Der S9eelIu9t
@ngldub8 gegen 9euti9lanb. gr TeBte
NIT BEN 8sginn oeutf6er &plonialpDlitit
Elm. 8or brei Sabr3e6nteu, I'M DECEMBER
1884. fii6rte er bic erite Mus.dnbernbis
iion berbsi. 9fls bas 0eutI9e 2eid in
SiDDefafrito unb in &dmerun ftItsn SuB
.gsfcBt Bate, esfobau Idon bic 9riten Gins
ipru4. fiigten ii4 abr in oas llaotrmeiSs
li6t, un i'm 8e6ei;nsn btto drger au
bebeu. Die 3uitdnDe in &dmeruH tpurs
Den 70 6e6ertti1, 5oB eth gr1Btres 9es
f4iudbsr oOrt4in eeidjdt Derbfn mrBts.
Gs trdf ait 18. 8e5em6er 1884 pnter Mbs
miral p. Saprr cir, I4iffte Elm 2~anounsss
torps ans unb riidte gcgen bic Gllfffdns
biTmeH Dor. 8db2i 8eigte ss ii9, ME IeBr
bic GrittE be 9dno im Spiel batien. Die
Re9trfdnmt benuBten baim 6erannoben
Der 9entIden peiBe 5lagsen. beren Bee
Deutung ia nar BON MeiBeu - bon @nes
ldpbern - erfa6reH BADEN tunnten. Gidt
~gcringes @ritauneE REF ss unter BEN
9eutIheu 1erbor, bdb bic 8iI6sn bic Grts
i4oft SoBoorf nod Der 2dnbIeite bur9
einta arti sur tieFtn unb bier GuB brsis
ten SaiBeuardber geIidert 9atten. Mud
bas IieB auF cine unterFiibung our9 Gues
Timber iaIitBlu, 0dmaIs IlpB beutfbes
8tut bura Gnetanbs S&uIo.
BAD BEN gieg Der 9eutTden sntflobsE
bic 6duptlingc uno RGOeIgfa9rer; mebrers
fdnoen bti Gnglinbern Elm 8erited. 9as
.bcrduldBte Ibmiral b. aRorr, 5ffentIi9
bctdnnt BIT maatr, baB er aIe &~u6eIt6rer,
ipeIaer RdtiondIitdt Ie Ieien, aasipeifen,
Tot9e uber, bic mittelbar pbsr unnitteIs
bar it6 an ben 0peratiunen Der Reger.
ifdmme 6etbtiIieten, aIs 6tinbe bebanbsIn
iperoe. 9as pirtte. Der Qufitenb ipurbe
BALD uuterbriidt. SEPT Tonbte England
bas aanonenbpot matdfla in bic Ramee
runmiinbnng, uno bic 8emeguBg inter
ben S6por3en fdieu tpieber aufHflodern.
Dd 6ampfte bic Rorbette Olga fluBaufs
ipGrts nnb lieB ibre geidibs sinsreifer.
9Gmit mar bas britiIae Spiel bsrIcren.
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@d6rangnno 3lot6 III 2Rn@lquO
GIN Rerorts9ef3nrat99erte 2sert6t.

bratoniIder strdten breitet ii6 bic Sab
rung inner tpsiter aus.
Da5u tortmt bic unnatiirlide 9beues
rung. lir tdnnteu iebf, mo bic Qasfa6r
unterbunbn IT, an 6leiT6 Butter @iern
eritiden, uno bod erltben Oi9e grtitel
zine Preisieigerung, bic nod ME bagepez
fen if, ia, Butter NOR 5eitpetlig gar ni4t
5u befommen. Sept nod 1T lift grsis b6s
Der ais in Berlin, in Sibtrien dber Ioaen
100000 Spnnen Butter ~nerfaulen. SIM
4agemeinen 3a1len mir bier fir GBpaa=
rem anbett6ulbz Bis 3rpeimal 10 biel, ME
nuh ben 2iten beutfder 3eitangen in
Berlin ge3ablt piro. 0ardn 1T 3rm
36eil Der 8uder, gum She'll bic llnfG6iez
felt Der 8abntn uno ibrer 8eripaltuug
i1ulb. Gonf gebt bus 2e6en bier re6t
unDerdnbett ieinen Gang. man merit nirs
geuos etpas BON &rieqe; 3bedter, Som
3erte unb ert rebt bic t%auienb ainos Iinb
bpu. @enn man ridt bic Wlenqe NliIitGr
fGbe. uno tpenu nidt faTt tdgtid irgenb
cine Sammlung gum 8eiten 6es ariege3
peranitaItet nirbe, t0nute maa slauben.
i'm 5riebtn gu Ieben. Die Grtra6ldtter
taift man nidt me6r, Fe Iiigen ia ou4.
Das 1T bic O6crf(dHe, in ben mttren
@hi6ten iebt s8 gon3 anbers aug. I'M
enblid DieI. Qr6eitsloie, bieIs Gdbritan
itebeH itil tntpeber neil Ie @eutI6sn gee
borten obsr neil Te feline &obten 6aben.
Die gtotb 1T unbeTdreibli9. Sect 1T Der
4ltoboloerlani fir bic 0duer bes arie0es
9an5 berboter norben. aud bic aeItaus
rants erIten Ranges baden teinen Mtin,
tein Bier, tetntn Gbampagrer. 3dB bas
@Dlt teinen G4udps bat, 1T 3ipot ant
n6cr bic Se6rieite 1T, baB ale qnaefclteu
Der 8raHereien, Der aeItduraut5, aneipen
u. /. IN. btoNlo8 iir5, oenn unenoli4 bieIe
biefer @eiddfts bdben ben 9strieb etrges
itelt ODER Iinb banterott. Ser einfdde
Manu dber Otitinirt Iif ben %otnatarirtcu
Spiritus burh 8rob ober betmif9t ion
nit Quas 9iinn6ier) 1lnb berauI6t Fd
bod, ia, gebt oft bdran 81 Grln6e.
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W..

Die Rote an Gnglano maat nidt benz
SaBe at niberfprehen: lpds i'd Qnbersn
erlaube, miiiIen bieie aud mir erlduben;
pagt nidt, Die 9erehtigung ootr 4iht=
gere6tigung sur genuBuns Der america
niIden Glaqle aud MIR auf3urolsn, 9es
f6ipeige benu gu lofen; pdgt es niht,
Mibbraud ptin5ipiea gu perbieten.
piles, nds bic asgisrung fpost, if bas
Grluden nit ben ,Sternm uub Streifen"
teineh nltHfug" al treiben. Qi4t, neil es
niat erlaubt mare, ober neil 10 Elm Gins
grtff in omerifaniihe 6pbsit8reate mare,
ionoern nur i'm antereFe Der ameritanis
fden Sdiffdbtt; nur neil Der m1eritanis
foe 5anbsl barunter leioen tonnte. oWlit
8clorguis pirOe bic Regierun9 ben allges
meinen @e6raun Der ameritaniI6en 6iag9e
ieben.4 bas If 10 8iemlid bas 54limmfte.
bas bic Regierlng berausgepiirgt 1dt, in
einsm fru4tloim 8efu9e, ~ptnigltens ben
S6ein gu pabren!
llno bdnn tonmt Der priipeliurge bran:
0bIdon 0eutidlanb nur bofli9 bic @ers
einiqten Siaattn erIu6te, in i6rem eiqeten
SntereFe ibra acdte betreffenb bic 5Iogae
at pahrel bd q fonIt mSQlider 8eiit 8u
bebauerlidtn, inaepoattn Mibariffen
icmmcn t1untt, fdlt bic Regisrung gleih
nit Der gan8en 9biire ip's Sdus: Die
@erni4tunQ bon dmeritohii9en Sdiffen
ober ameritanil9en 8iireern niirne IL
berantaTen, ale our @erfi9une iebenben
S6ritte sur ptiteren @er6inherung 8u
unisrnebmgu." Sem mDrt, oaB eS Gngs
perboten battle ober berbieten ptroe,
bic omerildniide gIogae 5u gtbrauhen.
0ur am G6luB frirb ertpdbnt, oaB man
@uglonh qegenii6er boritsLig gsporben iei
6tireftg bts sunqerfhtferti9ten
Gtbrau6s BIT dn1erilnniiGen 5tagoe.
@ Ser uirqenbs in ben betbeH
Rottn tine DEFINING bf8
q tertffs anuQtre6tfertfgt {.
Es lGBt 6ettt ned biz msiiel, Deutung
often Ger aau5e Trolt ber aoten liegt
.itterbdupt oarin bdb fih in henIel6eu elm
6ci6eioensr 8ortIAritt uniertr RtaieruRg
tonitotireu I5bt I'm SougIirsu Der oiplos
Sprd9e.
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Gin SO~fGursf6aulptefer
int SefO.

Der Dlaiur 9eG1eim beg Wiener Spfs
6~urgtbeater8, Ndr BdulIeni ite4t dIs
Qeutndnt in Der beutTben 4rmte I'M 5elo,
Gr Bat an ben aGmpfen in 9lorpfroutrtid
unb 9elgien tfeilgenommen unb fir ieine
Tdpferteit ods GiTerne &reu3 betommer.
@ts 9aulIen | M Sabre 1896 mad @ien
fam. bate Ct nod nidts nit benz Militdr
BIT t6un. GrF pG9renb icines Engage
mentg am 6of6urgtbedter erbieIt er einen
llrldub, um aIs Ginidbrig
Ieiner 9ienfpFiht at genii9en. Gr purbe
ipdter 2elttnant Der 3eferbe, uno ais IoIs
der lit er bel Qugbrun bes &rieges beim
6omburger 6ausreqtment eingeridt.
@einer Satin, Der 6pfburgidnifpielerin
6ebfpig pduIf fen 9leibtreu, tbeiGte er
iiin9it NIT. odB er 3pei &pmpdsnien, cine
Selepbpns unb cine maf6inengetpebrabs
tbeilung. befe6tige. Seine 9riefe Fnb bon
beutT9en Solbdten6umprs, suoeriidtlih
i'm Zone unO ber8liH i'm @usoride. Don
trie9eriiten GrtebniFen tbeilt ct tpenig
nit. @dbrtnb Der @atte in Sdabens
grdben unb 9ipptats Elm hurhdls redles
&rieqslebeu mttmaht, fpiomet 5rdl qdlils
Tens8leibirei lire 3eit ben tranten aries
germ, bic i'm 9ereinsfpital bonn Rotbn
9reu5 oes aaiisrm Gliiabei9 aaniers
hetnlS untgr1fbrnht limb.
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5n gtaaj 6bff llatttHt ftfitti mito. &si6t
NtrtsU tigiiH dl& W~H0mnatntsr Ratio
udlii6isoHEri8 hifatit elittn bic
0fttiuiqlru Sldaitn btt plar htaii asn
paBfoiHsr nitt psrFoigi GHalanb ndfe
lugfh mil btf GIfldutnd bd btr 60no ats
ptltr. btr am~ttildHifds Qdb it rtrihlo&,
peil bomii mathtaii gibbrluh Qttrigbsu
msrocH i6nnG Die Qft6t 8uT Inter
iutunp Irgr bas Rtft our 6laQae tats
iitti trf bonn. iptnu per bttrtiiHot @tdat
idn 6laaalnrthi 70 gut ais moglid 81
ihdBsn iu6t
Der GrlaB Der tneliIfm Q0miratitdi
Rom 81. Sdnudr 1915 unb fem, prattifhe
@nprnhuRq i'm .gufttauia" Bnle fnb be-
ion.I, Mobt taum Elm auberer @runb als
oicl @nmirafitdtserldb bat 8tutidlano
uerdniaBt, Ieinen Gintreilungspiaeu bier
5e9n Gage bor6er bcfannt so gtbtu. 5n
qeraoe3u r;tttrtj6er Weiie Derrittb IS feline
Qldue bor3titig, I'm ueulrdla
Wifte Dor Gddben gu btiuabren. es CAB
ben @creiniqten Staaten pole 5pei Mos
dea @elgmbeit nit England bic Blagqenz
rage in's Reint 3u brinqen. llnD ats
GuQlano ger nod bic 6eteimorbre in bic
56at umieBte. unD bic sguiitnnid7 bic
iriI9cn @epdfsr nit ben ,Sterueu unb
StreiFen~ 6,iubr, burite 9eutIblono nm
70 cher erparten, bar bic 9ereinisttH
Staatm fdleaniaH Oronung fhaffen
lutir6en. On Der erfttn GeItiir5ung ents
ifulbiqte bonn audi GRgldHb feline eigene
Saubtuugspeiie nit elmer geraoe8u finbz
lihen 9egriinbun9: 30 az i6 Qnbes
ertdube. m ii feu tefeuud
nj il erfauben." Cine Re6tsbeariinz
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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
125 BECOME BAGDAD PRINCES
Get Degree at State Session of the
knights of Malta

Pottsville, Pa, May 14.-Grand
Commander Waldron Smith, of Maine
and New Hampshire, and Grand Com,
mander Robert Keenan,, of Delaware,
visited the State Commandery of the
Knights of Malta yesterday.
The Grand Commandcry went on rec
ord against any games of chance on the
streets during the time of the conven.
tion and the police raided the game
sters and drove them out of the town
The entertainment provided for the Wis
itors by the Lemnos Siesta Princes of
Bagdad. in Armory Hall, was a great
social success, more than 1000 persons
being in attendance. A class of 125
candidates received the degree.
Officers were nominated for next
year, who will be voted upon by the
communicates during the year. The
State officers whose election was an.
nounced earlier in the week, were also
installed yesterday afternoon.
J. NJ. Anderson, of Greensburg, a
delegate, was taken seriously ill yester.
day with appendicitis and was removed
to the Pottsville Hospital.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
The Oven Thermometer

There is no question but that the
oven thermometer is very great help
in cake. bread and pastry baking and
it does not require vast experience to
use one of these assistants.
There are many who have asked how
these are attached to ovens, length of
time required for process and if they
are practical for all stoves. The reply
is that the oven thermometer need not
be fastened securely to the oven door;
it may set or stand on the oven rack
and can be used to advantage in any
oven. The writer knows of four of
these thermometers, each little diff
ferent from another, that work splen-
didly Their cost is nominal when you
consider that fuel is saved and that ma
terial will not be wasted through i'm
proper baking once they are purchased.
Usually we have the oven too hot,
and so, before our cake mixtures have
opportunity to rise, heavy crust forms
and our baking is not light
All ovens act differently, according
to fuel, draft and dampers, so a gen
eral scale cannot be fixed, but by OBJ
servatlon you can soon see what heat
gives you best results
Cookery thermometers or promoters
are marked from 200 to 700 degrees
A temperature of 400 to 500 is called
quick" or sharp heat, and this is
thought right for rolls; $50 is for rye
bread, whole wheat and graham mix
lures.
The following table will be as nearly
correct as can be made off hand.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
BARS WOMEN FROM COUNCILS
Resolution Permitting Them to Sit as
Episcopal Lay Delegates Defeated

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 14.-Equal
rights in the councils of the Episcopal
church were denied to women yester-
day, when the annual diocesan conven-
tion of the Pittsburgh Diocese voted
As to Is to lay on the table indefinite
ly resolution recommending that wom-
en- be permitted to sit as lay delegates
in the councils of the church, on equal
terms with men.
The resolution was offered by the
Rev. X. H. Ward, rector of St. Peter s
church, who spoke of the great work
the women were doing and said their
advice and influence should be of great
service in the gatherings of the church.
Many of the other delegates to the
convention also spoke of the advisable
ity of admitting women to full religious
rights with men. 1t appeared from the
argument advanced that there could be
no opposition to the proposition, but
when the debate had reached its climax
Arthur NJ. Scully moved that the reso
luton be laid on the table.