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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
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Sitter bon IS Sabren na6 ldtgerem
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1910 in Canada geboren a1rto FAM I'M
Sabre 1902 nad) oent goof'idel1
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befannt, miro lie bon eilrer1 in 3enz
Der lpobnentOen 8rl1oer iiberlebt. Sic
Belt Ger @eer0igru1g miro ip1ter be,
farnt gegcben iperoet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
scars scitamcnt i'm Wcridrt butter
lcaf.

1nr6 Die 9lmpalte 6iofe uro 1ide
w1r0e 9cItcrll 0as 5eltnn1cl1t bcs rer-
ltorbel1en Slaac 8. Gears lbiltcrlegt.
Sas grbc taat IN gleid)en 1beilen
inter Die bier ainber bas gerltor6e=
l1ell nit elllsnabme ron 5tpei 9cgatcn
M Wetrogc ben $4,000, oie sem Sob
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9arrp y. Seors, rcr.l1oft murssn.
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1911 mlslcIlcut. ;2,G1u ScItamcnts,
Golllircttcr mllroc bic scott Gpuntp
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haunt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
Mns bcm @crid)t.

Gidlter Ionegan gupabrte 9elterl,
Waraarct Scnien bic Shcioln1g bon
Taul $. Scnian. Ser &l1gerin, mcl=
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gelprod,an.
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Sal gcgcn Die Sadion Iari So, ba1
burd) irine 9lnlp1lte cine amcnoirt(
&logcIdriit binterlcgen lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
- @ebt alten @trobz 6iiten cit, reues
9usieben. @ebro1den sic Uni let gulz
Der. Niepe's Ipptgefe.

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an Der @cfe Der 3. llllo @arriipn Str.
bon eincn1 N6liefcrumgsal1tpnobil ser
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nit 0em Sngcn bon Srilflpalier
nod elmer IrbcitMn1almldmft bcld)af=
ti9t.
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Goc1s 1abm gcltern N1or9c1 int So
li5cigcriht Don Scr 4ro5ciiirun1g oes
&ol1traftors Sbeooore Niecf bon geo.
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1pu Ben Strabenfommliilar eincn
@rafter gcbelbel1 lbabcll, lporauf 2es=
terer 5ur Gerbaftlu1g bon g}ied
ld)ritt.
Sic grpbe Sdauf eniteridcibe
Ser Gpall Mlpnbing Company mllroe
porgcitern bon orei iungen Seuten
%5eridpnettcrt. Die Ss%Siii11gli1lge battel1
iid lpabesbol6er gerallft, nobel elmer
Sericlbcn in Sic Sheibe fiel. So
balo Die Sdeiben flirrteuL riiien oie
lllgenolid)en Gcriiber aus.
shn IA. sll1gult piro bon Ser
@l1lr0cs : Sipiloicuitfrnniiiol1 cine
Nriifung filr Ole 9eletunb Ser So
fa,l5 eincs Observation-Disclosures 5n
g%lbri0ge uno lolder @afan5en, oieI
Bis SIT jsner Scit i'm County e%i1ltre=
ten mogel1, abgebalten meroen. sl1t
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oes llno itinun6eredtigte 8elpobner
bon Scott County itn0, %tbeil1e6n1er1.
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ltau11t, ais er cin Sdreiben bon Sen
fanariiden Sl1ieln nit Ser Mittbei=
hung erbielt, bob cine Don inn inn
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fortgeporfe1e 6lalde bei Sen fa1a=
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cine 8elpbnrng bon ST oem Iinoer
garantirt, falls oerlelbe oas 9E1ffil1-
Den ser 6laide ont ieine MorelIe NIT
tbeilen miiroc. Die 6laihe mllroc
bon eillem orr1en Iiiher1nanm ge=
flrnoen, Scr iid) iibcr Sen Collar
ebel1io fre1en oiirfte ME 5dabmei=
liter Stabl iiber Oas 6i1oe1 Ser 6lo-
ide.
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ter BON @errl1 unb Iralt 9(. 9. Sap
fe, erfreute geltern Morgel1 ibren
@ottc1, G0maro &l1rfel, ourd Sic
slnfunft zines geluroen Stonlmbol=
tiers. Ml1tter lllro &ino b%eiill0en iid
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geil1en 81. geburtstoa feiert
onl belltigen Ioge @err @ernlalln g.
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9olltein ge6oren un0 fam i'm SSSa6re
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llno alsbalo 1ad bic lent Staate.
Serr Steffen lit lett 66 Sdbren See
lpob1ler sic les 2nnoes.
ST.. Yape, 3abnar5t, Security
9uil6ing. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
Gin sac r!iner berD1

lWaBI.
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fentlidte biefer Sage cine &arte, SIC
er bon einem italienifden Greunbe'
aus Der Sdlpeia erbielt, unb bic in
ibrem mmgelbaften DeutiA reGt
beutli@ Die MniiAten biefes Stale
ners 3eigt, bic mob! bon piclen Iar@
oeren Stalienern seteilt tperben biirf~
ten. Die 3arte lautet: sd labe
Sbrc &arte erbalten, lnb i6 6ante
Sbnen febr. 2ieber 9err o., tDaS
ih inner gefir@tet babe, 1T tatidd;A,
lid gel9eben. Cine Minoerbeit bat
segen icine 5ipeiunooreibig Sabre
longen BunbesgenoFen gef6poren
unb sbas italienifde Bolt IN ben
Rrieg bineingeoosen, UNI Der fran5iDjz
iii9en Sdlappe 9ilfe gu leiften. unz
fdulois 1T Sic Mebrbeit beg Bottles.
Sd fddime mid, Staliener gu fein.
unb i'd perlperfe mein 8aterlanb-
SD peroe niemals gegen Deutfdlanb
fdempfen, lieber gebe i'd in ben SOB.
Qieber 6err s.. mir ltperben nod
troBoem CUTE Jreunbe bleiben. Sri.
Ben Sic 9errn Mar. S90nen Grub
bon S1rem 81. 6.
- Gin uebenerregens
Der s. ~ englif4er 6ra6ttontrofle
Wirb all5 Mulr1D gemeIbet. Gin
Dortiscr @eiddftsmanI batte in Siihs
omerita cine gr0Bere Marenrnenge,
Die feline &riegstpntrebanbe IL, eins
getauft unb nit einem bdniiden
Dampfer na9 MalmD o%bse{anbt.
Der Dampfer purbe oon ben tGn9z
lGnbern aufgebrodt unb nod !airfz
nall sefiibrt. Dte 2abuns foIlte
nur freiselo1fen lperbe1l, lpenI, .bas
Gpnnoiiement bel Der britiihm Sc
fanbt19aft in Ropenlagen lGnsere
3eit beponiert mare nllb tpen,l Der
@mpfdnser5 idriftli4 auf @bre unb
gepi1ien be5eust Bate, bob bic 300
rem muir fir @9peben beitimmt feien
utsb unter i1einen umltdnbsn nod
englonbfeinbliden 2dnbern egportiert
iperben piirben, ferner, bob Der gmp=
fdnger einem BON Dem briti{9en Rpn=
1ulat 3u be{timmenben Hepi1Dr iebers
3eit @in{i9t III bic Biid6er ge{tatte.
i'm bic aenaue grfiillung {einer Elm
gesansenen 8erpfli@tuns gu sepabrz
letlten. 6erner fpIlte e. ben 8etras
in Der 6Dbe Des pollen Mertes Der
2abung BEL elmer 8ant IbepDnieren our
8erfiigung bes Ronfulats, falls bic
Derpfli6tung ni9t i1tnesebulten tper=
be. Die Soften fir ben Repiipr
fp1lte Der @mpfdnger Der 2nbung
tra9en. 2ebterer 3ipeigerte ii9 jebo9,
feline nnteri9rift inter bas ibm@porz
gefegte S4rift5tid 3u 5eken, bas bieie
8erpfli1tunsen enthielt. Gin inpes
bi19es Blott 1enrt hieie Jorberung
bDn englil6er @eite 10 i9an1los, bob
man taum bic Na9ri4t fir p0lli9
tpabr bulten tonne.
- @~ariante. @ieb' altr, .y.D
llrl1ere MISUNDERSTANDING tur ber19iebene
Rittel anbaben!
ga, Der 33ped beilist bic Rittel! !
g ii + m,Doll. .Marum baft
Du benn gernoe in cinem Ni9trau.
6ertoupe gerau9t2"
@pmnaiiait: pgea, % fdllt's bod
mebr auf!!"
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Gran5ofen (beibe auf Stel5em: sd
claude, mir baben ms cine &rantbeit
a%uge5pge1."
.Aui, ih claude ote englii@e."
Plus Der guten alten
3eit. Dberit:: MaS babt ibr benn
gemoht, als eu9 bic Munition aus<
ging2
9sauptmanM: Mir baden uns mel.
DE BON Geinbe %seborgt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

la1be berfanbt unb ber @eft finbef
@ertpenbuns our !9erftellung pm az
tronenfaurem Ralt unb 3itroneneiz
lena. On 5itronenialrem sRaf ipurs
ben I'M Sabre 1908 in Stalien inss
sefomt 7,Ol5,O 900 Rilogramm berge<
felt. Der @ert Der friiden Triihte
unb Der ionftieen GrSsugaifie bsr
itolieni1den 3itroneninbtktrie tpirb
ouf 43 Biz 45 MillionenN Sire Ngez
lddbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

~ 8 lie 5 eu I DE 6 ronprin<
5eii$in feierte am 6. Stunt III aller
5tille in 3Rptsbam ibren 5ebniabriz
gen !So9aeitstog. cit nobm pormitz
tags an @ottesbienlt tell unb emp
fling bann ben 8eiuh Der aoiferin.
Die Mitslieber Der @ofgefell{9uft
iiberbra9ten i6r BlumenipenDen. sSn.
tereiiant 1T jeBt bic Grinneruna, bab
iiG inter ben 5odaeitsgd5ten am G.
SUM- 1905 neben BEN prinaen 2llbert
pon 8elsien auG Der groBfirit mi
.6ael BON Rublanb, Der Ser5og BON
Npita uns Der 6eraOs pOn Gonnausht
sbefanben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
WEATHER..
Partly Cloudy-Showers in Morning.
Tomorrow Fair; South Winds.

For the District Of Columbia. partly
cloudy today, probably showers in
morning. Tomorrow fair: moderate
south to southwest winds.
For Maryland. partly cloudy today.
probably showers in morning in north
portion. Tomorrow fair; moderate
south to southwest winds.
For Virginia, fair in south. partly
cloudy in north portion today. Tomor-
row fair; moderate south to southwest
winds. -.-.-
For West Virginia. fair in south.
showers in north portion this morning,
followed by fair; warmer in west por-
ton. Tomorrow fair, warmer.
The Texas storm is now central over
northwestern Ohio with diminished in
tensity, but the rains continued in the
middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys,
the southern upper lake and the west
ern lower lake region, ana eAtehoed
into the middle Atlantic states ana
western New England. Local thunder-
showers also continued in the south
Atlantic and east gulf states. West OF
the Mississippi river pressure mas
fallen considera bly,, and there were
local showers in the Rocky mountain
region and the northwest.
trail valleys. and high west of the
Rocky mountains. Elsewhere they
were seasonable.
There will be rain today in New Eng
land, the middle Atlantic states and
the lower lake region, followed by gen.
orally. fair weather tomorrow. Else
where east of the Mississippi river the
weather will be generally fair today
and TOMORROW.
1t will be warmer today and tomor-
T. 1,,,% ole n 70
temperatures will not change decidedly
Flood warnings have been issued for
the lower Illinois river. the Mississippi
river between the mouth of the Illinois
and the mouth of the Kaskaskia, and
for the White river of Arkansas.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 1918 am; high tide,
$3.50 am. and 6:06 pm.
.Tomorrow-Low tide. 1881 am and
I'LL Pm; high tide, 6:37 am. and 7:04
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:19 am; sun sets
Tomorrow-sun rises $50 am; sun
sets 6 :46 pm.
Moon sets 2 rs am. &C.,
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w Va. August 81.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
muddy this evening.
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Midnight, co.. am, So; am, 20 !:
am, SO; s am. So; 10 am, II; -
noon, "a: 2 p.m..- 81; 4 pm, 81; 6 pm.
80; pm, IS; 10 pm, rs. Highest, s4
lowest, 6S.
Relative humidity-s am, .s5; pm,
81. Rainfall e pm. to p.m.), 0.37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
MACH|N|ST OFFICIALS
EAGER FOR FIELD WORK
( 800
Executive Board to Meet Today to
Hurry Along Matters Need
ing Attention. .

In order that members of the exec
utive board of the International Ma
chinists' Association may get into the
field as soon as possible and try to al
feet cancellations without strikes in
those localities in which strikes are
threatened, session of the board is
to be held today 1t is probable. how
ever, that even by working all OF TO-DAY
so much work will remain for the board
that it will. not be able to adjourn
until late tomorrow evening.
President William H. Johnston an
nounced last evening that prospects
for the machinists, as well as many
other employees in the districts where
labor questions are being agitated. are
continuing to improve and that prog
ress is being made "all along the line
Word of a number of additional strikes
was received yesterday, as well as con-
cessions by a large number of en-
ployers.
Strikes Declared.
The Toledo Machine and Coal Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

pany has granted an eight-hour day.
Several smaller firms. as well as the
du Pont Company at Wilmington, Del,
have granted an Aight-hour day.
Strikes have been declared at the fol-
lowing firms. however: Holingsworth
& Jones, Remington Machine Company
and Trump Bros. Machine Company. 1t
is expected that the difficulties at these
places will be settled in day or two.
A strike has also been sanctioned at
the Guerney Ball Bearing Company at
jamestown, N. Y. According to in
formation received by the executive
board this firm presented pledges to
their employees upon hiring them set
ting forth that I'm accepting employ
ment OF the Guerney Ball Bearing
Company ] testify that l am not now
affiliated with any labor organization
and that T will not join any while /
am employed by the firm
a movement was recently started to
organize union there. A number of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
CUP FOR U. s. SKIPPER.
Capt. Blackler of the Ruby Honored
BY British Government.

Acting Secretary Sweet of the De-
partment of Commerce has received
from Secretary Of State Lansing and
forwarded to Collector of Customs
Berry at Philadelphia a handsome sill
yer loving cup which the British gov
eminent has asked to have presented
to Capt. Charles Edward Blackler.
master of the American merchant
steamship Ruby of Philadelphia. for
rescuing the officers and seamen of the
British ship Harpalyce. sunk in the
North sea April 10.
The Harpalyce was chartered by the
American Belgian relief committee.
and she had just carried, under safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
After Work Is Through
What do you do after your work I, done

What do you do after your work is dene.
The way you spend your spare time win
make success or failure Of your life,
The Y. NJ. c. A. has something for every
man and boy, no matter what his Job, what
bis previous opportunities: and It 10 .
great Friendship Club besides. The build
Ing with Its seven floors crowded With
activities is open day and night all the
year round and it has a seasonabls stunt
for every week and month.
In the heat Of summer IL keeps you
healthy with light exercises and comfort
able with shower baths and swimmiag
pool.
In winter # makes you rusEed with i.s
and other athletic contests and content
and occupied with its debating. nusical.
camera and other clubs.
All the year round 1t presents the EIDE. &.
cational opportunity: its day and night
schools with classes IA many subjects; the
religious opportunity in the Bible clsssss
features.
Too fat. its physical department re
you up. For the outdoor msn it gives II.
door pursuits. For the ONCE man It o6ses
the needed exercise. For the middle agea
and older men 1t has its business Mons
Club. a. we'll A. departments suitable Tor
boys and youths.
1t II. q home 70 the stranger and
great Get-Acquainted Club for all.
Anybody can afford it; costs less thaa
one car ticket day.
Investigate today. It will be q pleasure
to show you through the building sr
1876 G st..n.w. 49, :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

conduct from the German minister at
The Hague. a cargo of provisions and
supplies purchased with subscriptions
when she was sunk by a German SUBJ
marine near the North Hinder light
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
MAN IN EUROPE WISHES
HE WERE AN AMERICAN
English Exporter Of Fancy Stock
Longs for the War
to End.

One man in England wishes he were
an American. He is Alfred H. Green of
Hull. an exporter of fancy exhibition
stock. and his naive confession is con-
tanned in a letter to ]. H. Wagner. 1909
North Capitol street, dated August 10,
which Mr.. Wagner has just received.
II wish I was an American myself,
sometimes. as things are not so good
at present" writes Mr.. Green. I'VE
had Zeppelin raid last night, twenty
miles off. Expect they killed sixty
people. All Hull was in total darkness.
All the lights are put out as soon
ss these Zeps are sighted. and we all
have to leave our homes for safety. You
see, as soon as the authorities get the
wire the hooters and buzzers go. and
1t means all soldiers and civic guards
out, and the public move into the coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
All Done for Public Safety.

$50 you can sympathize with me hav-
ing a night out last night. OF course
it is not compulsory to go, but all is
done for the public safety. and so it is
wise to move. 1 had one dose and
know when they drop us compliment
something goes. as the soldiers say,
west
II wish it was all over. I don't
know how we shall go on yet, as it
looks as though we all look like being
made to do something. I am exempt,
believe. because I am not medically
and physically fit for that kind of
wosk: however that is immaterial. 1t
IS more like moving picture drama
than merry England just now.
Il was annoyed, though, because I
had just finished business, dressed and
was going to the picture palace. and
j had to hurry back to move to- the
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
A Friend in Need.

From the Boston Transcript.
He-That lawyer seems to be quite
IN intimate friend of yours.
She-Yes. he was the best man at
my divorce proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Hours Of sunshine, 80. Per cent Of pos
sible sunshine, 81.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 80; lowest, 20.
Temperatures in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
Convenience of the Mirror.

From the Philadelphia Record.
mirror is a convenient thing to
have around when you are looking for
your best friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
Stops Sale Of Photos.

The average ostrich lives thirty years
and yields from two to four pounds OF
plumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
Georgia Officials Expected to
Lay Information Before
Governor This Week.
JUDGE AND PROSECUTOR
TO INVESTIGATE CRIME
Cobb County Grand Jury Meets Sep
TENDER Marietta Folk Deny
knowledge of Lynchers.

ATLANTA, Ga, August 21.-lt was
intimated in official circles here TO-
night that the identity Of member OF
the so-called vigilance committee
that lynched Leo NJ. Frank was known
to certain officials. and that the IN
formation probably would be laid De-
fore Gov. Nat Z. Harris next week.
Nothing that seemed likely to lead to
identifications of any of the men nao
come to the governor today, he an
nounced. He said early in the day that
he was not making public all steps ne
had taken to investigate the abduction
and lynching, and this caused some
speculation. The statement even was
Interpreted by some to mean that ne
knew who some of the men were. but
he later said there was no Such slSnln-
canoe to his words. %,
Gov. Harris today conferred with
Herbert Clay, solicitor for the Blue
Ridge circuit, in which Cobb county is
situated, and Judge ]: N. Patterson
superior court Judge in that circuit
After long conference late TINS ait-
ernoon Judge Patterson let 1t be
known that he would prepare special
charge to the grand jury which WILL
meet September l.
Mr.. Clay assured the governor he
would do all within his power to find
the lynching.
Identity Unknown.
1t has been reported from time to
time that the identity Of many mem
bers of the lynching committee" was
known to a majority of the residents
of Marietta Diligent inquiry by per-
sons who know Marietta and her peo-
pie proved these reports untrue. The
people of Marietta either do not know
or do not want to know who constl-
tuted the lynching party.
The trunk of the oak tree to which
Frank was hanged was entirely cover
ed with cotton bagging-the jute mate
rial that covers cotton bales. This was
done at the direction of Mr.. Frey, own
er of the place, to protect the bark
from the souvenir hunters. Men from
the nearby cotton gin guard the tree
day and night. Mr.. Frey reiterated to-
day that he had been offered as high
as $3.50 for the tree. He refused to
sell.
Il did not need the money" he said.
land besides, Mary Phagan's folks
don't want that tree cut down. Several
of her people came out here today.
They Rugged and patted that old tree.
and then they stood still and looked
upward for long time. l think they
must. have been praying"
Stops Sale Of Photos.
City council today unanimously pass
ed an ordinance making it unlawful 10
sell in Atlanta photograph of the
body of a person who has been hanged
illegally.
Licenses were issued to three per-
sons here to sell post card photographs
of the body of Frank taken while still
hanging. Acting Mayor Ragsdale,
when he learned Of this, ordered that
no more licenses be issued. City coun-
Gil today instructed the city clerk to
revoke these licenses and return the
license fees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

SOlOlerS home.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON'S
"Petworth' homes are
open for inspection every
day until 8 o'clock. They
are unequaled as to finish,
constructed to give a life
time of perfect service,
and are located in a select
and improving neighbor-
hood. Over fifty sold be-
fore completion.
FOUR STYLES,
2o-ft. to 24-ft. front,
$3.o75, $4,25o, $475o
and $1,000.
The same terms that have made over
one thousand Of our home owners sue
cessful.
To. Inspect
Take 9th st. car marked "Soldiers'
"Petworth.' walk one short block
call for booklet. 1t may pay you to
zee our exhibit homes before de-
Licensed Brokers Authorized to Sell.
ai;idaugh & Shannon. Inc,
Established 1890. woodward Bldg.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like ours.
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Poor Cause for It.

From the Boston Transcript.
"Rounder is as proud as Lucifer."
Yes, and he has about the same kind
of record to be proud off,
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Prospects Bright.

Summing UP the results Of the week
last evening President Johnston de-
clared that not only were the pros
poets bright for machinists. but de-
clared that other workers throughout
the country were being benefited by
the agitation of the machinists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

the men were dismissed as the result.
following which 200 other employees
went on strike.
Several more firms in Bridgeport
have made concessions to their en-
ployes. At the meeting of the local
there last evening 800 new members
were taken in.
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Yesterdays Temperatures.

Midnight, So. am, So; am, 20 !:
am. SO; s am. So; 10 am, II; -
noon, "a: p.m..' 81; 4 pm, 81; 6 pm,
80; pm, IS; 10 pm, IS. Highest, 81
lowest, 6S.
Relative humidity-S am, .s5; pm,
81. Rainfall e pm. to p.m.), O.s7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

There is deliciousness and health
in every bottle of Grape Juice. 1t
is the best health drink for summer.
Get a bottle during this sale. ~
Regular soc bottle. Full ZSC
quarts.
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II NEVER DISAPPOINT.'
Use Adams Printing and your
business will grow steadily and
substantially.
The Service Shop.
BYRON S. ADAMS, s1 rki i1tb st.
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2Sc Rubberset
Shaving Brush
es, pure bris-
tie. .19c
Soc Rubberset
Shaving Brush
es, pure bris-
tie ..30c
SJc Rubberset
Shaving Brush
es, badger
hair. .40c
6Oc Set.in Rub
Der s h a v 1 n 9
b r u 8 h e . ;
b a d g e r hair,
guaranteed not
to shed. .30c
$l.OO Rubberset
Shaving Brush
es, pure bristle.
white handle;
extra fine quail
ity; will last
you for
years. ..... .69C
20 NJ rig a n
Beard Soften
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Give us all of your drug business and we will
give you all that it is possible for to get-pure,
fresh drugs, knowingly and carefully compounded;
perfumes and soaps of delightful lasting odor; toilet
articles and all kinds Of drug store things, the very
best that can be had
Do business with once; then you will twice
and forever.