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The Washington times., 1915-11-22
executive board meeting or
tho Twentieth Century Club
has been postponed from Mo-

TIME executive board meeting or
tho Twentieth Century Club
has been postponed from Mo-
vember 2 to November 2 at
All Souls Church. The hour is II
o'clock.
The art section has postponed its
meeting from Thanksgiving Day to
tho following Saturday. Members
ton Ward, l769 Columbia road, at 8
Its Founders" Is to be discussed by
Mrs. Katherine Birney Seip.
The archaeology section meets at
= o'clock on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. John Lowe. 26s2 Woodley place.
The art section will be the guests
OF the archaeology section on this
occasion.
The next monthly meeting OF the
Twentieth Century Club will be held
on December at Al Souls Church.
E. T. Williams will speak on Tho
Modernization of China"
Tho annual bazaar. dance. and
card party OF tho Aid Association
for the Blind Is being held today
ema eins 'G viii be- the feature thi, eve
ming and the card party will take
place tomorrow.
The women's Alliance Of All Souls
Church will meet on November %.
Mrs. Edward b. Clark. president of
the Twentieth Century Club, will.
speak on her personal experiences In
France and England during the past
summer. Mrs. c. r. Ely will be
hostess,
on December 8 and the alliance
will have charge Of fair at the
Willard
of her work in typhus-strtcken Serbia
at the Christmas meeting OF the
Washington Wellesley Club. DR..
Tayler-Jones spent most of the sum
mer at hospitals In Serbia. working
in her professional capacity during
the height Of the typhus epidemic.
The meeting. which Is to be held at
the residence Of Mrs. w. f. Stafford.
1888 Mt. Pleasant street. during the
last week Of December. Is compli-
mentary to the undergraduates from
Washington now attending college.
Tho woman's Club Of Bethesda
meets with Mrs. Virgil Barker at
Chevy Chase Seminary tomorrow at
. o clock. Mrs. Edward b. CLARK Is
to speak on French Women in
War Time"
The Capitol Hill History Club
meets with Mrs. E. X. Foltz, DO
mnion Heights. Va. on November q.
To raise funds for philanthropic
work. the Abigail Rice Chapter. D.
A. r., IL to give dance at the Cairo
on November -
The girl away from hcmc will rnd
p Mclronrc at tic Thank sgiVnC din
'or nd urrtN t. be given =, III"
Y. W. c. 4. on Thursday. Dinner
VIII bs Sawed al = and good Emsx
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

Mothers who cannot attend the
meetings of the Mothers Congress
because they do not caro- to leave
their children at home will find that
In future the organization has pre-
pared for Just such emergencies. A
trained Kindergarten is to be en-
ployed to take charge OF small chill
dren. during the sessions OF the con-
gress.
Authorities on various phases OF
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

The woman's Club OF Bethesda
meets with Mrs. Virgil Barker at
Chevy Chase Seminary tomorrow at
O clock. Mrs. Edward B. CLARK Is
to speak on French Women in
War Time"
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

ana other New Thought writeEs
nARY OSTRICH AND MR., WISE OWL
BY G. Il. Kilbourne. Philadelphia
Penn Publishing Co. Aoe'p"'a'
An ostrich papa with a starched COL
lar and spats. an ostrich baby with blue
mitts. and benevolent owl with silk
hat and cane enliven the pages Of a
cleverly illustrated book for children.
RH1NocERos. B, a. hT r. fKKiihSSpIM KiISSn,ILMs
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Co.
Baby Zebra, clad in a brief yellow
monkey Jacket, with a red tie. and a
blinkv Baby Rhinoceros are temporarily
adopted by a benevolent Papa Zebra
Colored illustrations by Hattie Long
street.
BUM-By W. Dayton Wegefarth New York;
sully a Rleinteich. Price. 70 cents
A dog who would not be gentle
man. but managed to make himself In.
dispensable to number of persons
NIRGlNIAs INHERITANCE. Hv Cooke
Don Carlos. Boston: Davis & Bond
A little girl. brought up in the poor.
house. with no knowledge OF her parent.
age. is adopted by kindly woman. and
finally discovers her own people. Three
negro servants supply much OF the
humor for the book.
THE POPE's rEACE OFFERING CAI.rN-
OAR. New York: Sullv 4 K1eintecn
81 "cn's
Excerpts from the writings or Leo
KILL Fius y. and Benedict Nv. plead
ms Tor ths SsStaEauoa 81 peaGs.
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

The girl away from hcmc will nnd
p VOL ono At tic THANKSGIVING DIM
,rr md p"rtN t. be given - tn"
Y. W. c. a. on Thursday. Dinner
VIII b Sawed al = And good tmss
The Washington times., 1915-11-22
THE TINES DAILY MAGAZINE PAG E
Glacial ACetic Acid Nezu
Cure For CornS; Prevents
Return of Their Torture
By DR.. LEONARD KEENE H1RsHBERG.
copyright 1915, b" Newspaper Feature Service IneD

a CORN Is literally a tack driven
IA into the toe. much as a BRASS
4 u headed pin is pushed into car
ntI l.
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

around the hearth fire In the living
room will follow.
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

Tho annual bazaar, dance. and
card party OF tho Aid Association
for the Blind Is being held today
and tomorrow at the Raleigh. Dan
cling will be tho feature this eve
ming and the card party will take
place tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

S"F'F !" 1krefllFofCIl' fTice, 10 "entS.
dog who would not be a gentle
man. but managed to make himself In.
dispensable to a number of persons
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

BABY ZEBRA AND THE FRIENDLY
RHiNOCEROS: BY q. r. Kilbourne.
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Co
The Washington times., 1915-11-22

rARy OSTRICH AND MR.. WISE ou,.
BY .; Kilbourne. Philadelphia;
Penn Publishing Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
UN AEROPLANO ALEMAN DEsTR1r1no

Parls lO-(Ofcial de Ultima hora) NADIA nuevo bo, m
conunar Durante la tarde aver nuestras ronas
voar con dnata deante de Faysud Oeste de Peronna9
(Contin1an la plana 12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Febrero 10. 1915.

P. de la C. 217. Por los seilores Pa
ira, Rivera Zayas, Martinez Nadal,
Valdivieso, Figueroa y Tous Soto.
Asignando cantidad para la termina-
clon de la alta escuela de Ponce.
P. de la G. 218. Por ell senior Rossy.
Para adicionar el art1culo 1884 del
Codigo Civil Revisado.
P. de la G. 219. Por los seflores
Aponte y For6s. "Prohibiendo ell uso
de estampillas de papel en- ell pan que
Sc confecciona EN- Puerto Rico"
P. de la C. 22O. Por los seflores Coll
Y Cuch1 y Tous Soto ''Para reglamen-
tar la practica de la Ciruj1a Dental
en- Puerto Rico
P. de la G. 221. Por el seflor Martf-
nez Nadal. "Para enmendar ell art1-
culo 126 de la Ley de Aguas de 1872"
P. de la G. 222 Por ell senior D1az
Navarro. "Autorizando a la Junta Es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Uu convencido...

Tai vez despues de DIR un discurso
del leader Iglesias, 9 de haber leido
un art1culo de la "Zona Neutral" de
La Correspondence, de recibir la
confortante excitaci6n del organiMo de
Aybar, un sujeto de nombre Manuel
Hernandez, fue detenido por la poll
cla acusado de haber prendido fuegc q
un canaveral de la Central Juncos
El Juez Municipal ha impuesto al
6mulo de los Mcnamara que tambien
fueron antes de declararse culpables,
leaders, de la American Federation
Of Labor, una fanza de Is mil dollars
para quedar en- hbertad provisional.
Como las propiedades de Mr.. Pantin
no estan en- la jurisdiction de Juncos, q
case Sc tropiece con algunas difcultades
para poder sacar la calle q este sufri-
do obrero !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Pr0yectos. de la Camara

collar de Vega Alta para disponer de
clerta cantidad de dinero sobrante del
presupuesto de 1913-14 para determi-
nado fin.
P. de la G. 223. Por ell sehor Huv-
Ike. 'Para autorizar al Municipio de
Yabucoa a invertir de sus fondos So
brantes la suma de $780,
RESOLUCIONES CONJUNTAS.
R. G. de la G. 19. Por ell senor Pine
ro. "Autorizando q la Junta Escolar
de Vega Alta para pagar ciertas deu-
das.
R. G. de la G. 20. Por los se1ores
Perez Pierret y PARA Cap6. "Para
autorlzar ell pago de honorarios profe-
slonales devengados del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por ell Doctor en- Medicina
y Clrugla Don Jose Carballeira. DOR
concepto de asistencia m6dica o11ir1r-
glca rendida a los policfas Jose Ouin-
tin Velez y Justine Ort1z.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

que es Ell de que Sc vendan en- n,1hlioo
subasta, por Totes de cien las arm,os
ocupadas por la fuerza de orden MI
ollco, y Ell producto de las cuales inoro-
sara en- ell fondo de policfa con al fin
de aumentar los recursos para socorrer
los ohclales Q guardias que queden
lnutlles para ell desempeno de sus car
gos consecuencia del servicio.
III proyecto con esa enmienda. con
otra de los senores Martinez Nadal
Rossy, fue nuevamente aprobado en-
"a. lectura.
Tambien Sc discuti6 y aprob6 ell P de
la q. 1O6, que esta en- relaci6n con el
proyectO anterior.
LO DE LAS GESTANTES
Fue puesto a discussion ell P. de Ia C..
%, que trata de la ayuda que deben
prestarle los patrones a las gestantes
que tengan empleadas en- sus fabricas
FL proyecto 10 conocen nuestros lecto-
res, por haberlo publicado hace algunos
d1as ell BOLETIN:
Despues de un extens1simo debate, Sc
acordo que ell proyecto pase a una Co.
mission Especial, para que 10 estrdie,
nombrando la presidencia para cons
tltulr aquella los sefiores Dfaz
Navarro y Rossy.
El senior de Diego anunci6 que desde
hoy pondra en- vigor ell Reglamento, en-
10 que Sc reiere que los turnos en- Ia
Camara sean de diez minutes. para ha-
olar por prlmera vez en- la discussion de
un proyecto, de cualquier otro asun-
to, de cinco para rectifcar.
A las cinco y media Sc levant6 la Sc
sion hasta hoy las dos de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
LOS COMBATES INACABABLES.

Petrogrado, l0-(OfciaD: En- la rbera derecha del Wis
tua region de Serpe la violenca del combae
momentos a habdo amb6n varos encuentros
guardias en- la nea de johannesburg En-
la nbea lzquierda del menconadO rio connan los coates
de arlerla pero ell enemgo manene pasva
euezos hechos e enemigo dede ell 81 de por
per nuestras Gneas la region de Borlimow Wole
fueron fnamente conrarrestados ell del coente
haber recbdo los aemanes reuezos consderabe En-
region ell enemgo hzo de baas explosives region
feror contnuamos progresando e de ebero dspues
Der tres arreras de aabr de pua apodera
mos de u portante punto de aean del
tero d la adea de Komiony hacienda prisionero
mas de oO sodados Los aenanes eecuaron contra-ata
que una nora mas arde fueOn rechazados gandes
oaJa Fin los Carpatos contna nuea ofensva frente
de Nuestas tropas han capado va
nas poslclones forcadas II ametraladoras han hcho
sioneros 60 ofcales mas de $500 sodados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Puma de mujer

La senorita Maria Luisa de Angels
ha comenzado q publican un peri6dico
decenal con ell t1tulo de: "Pluma de
Mujer."
Como administrators de este peri6,
dico feminista, fgura la senorita Car
men Maria de Angelis
"Pluma de Mujer," seg1n advierte
en su 'breve prefacio, viene al periods
mo puertorriqueno a llenar un vacfo, a
satisfacer una necesidad que de largo
tempo Sc dejaba sentir:
En- la primera pagina publica ell re-
trato de Eva Camel, la eminente escri.
tora espanola.
En- Ell texto fguran varios trabajos
interesantes.
Deseamos a "Plgma de Mujer'', lar
ga vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Fl sanatorio espanol
de Mayaguez

Los espa1oles de Mayagiiez tienen
una cllnlca que responde perfectamen-
te las necesidades locales y que cons
tltuye un motive de leg1timo orgullo
para los hombres que han tornado q su
cargo la organization de este importan-
te servicio de aquella enthusiastic colonia
La Union Espanola, Sociedad de
Auxilio M1tuo'', viene funcionando
desde hace pocos amos, y va tiene casa
propia, installation adecuada, y un ame
plio solar en- ell sitio mas pintoresco de
las afueras de Mayaglez
Desde los BALCONIES del Undo Sanato-
rio, que da la agradable impression de
una pintoresca residencia, antes que de
una cl1nica, y ese es SUI mayor elogio, Sc
divisan los mas bellos paisajes, las mas
admirab1es perspectivas.
Ell Sanatorio esta Ell un mont1culo
rodeado de arboles frutales, batido por
la brisa, dominando un paisaje de ma
ravilla.
En- la sala de operaciones, ante ell bri-
llante instrumental quirtrgico, senti-
mos la impression de la realidad. =. ST,
es aquellO una cl1nca, pero hay tai vida
en- cuanto la rodea, en- ell paisaje en- ell
cielo que asoma SUI sonrisa azul por las
ventanas espaciosas, que en- cuanto Sc
paramos los ojos de aquellos instrument
tos de salud y de tortura, volvemos q
sentir la comfortable sensaci6n de ha-
llarnOs en- un hogar blanco limpio.
Ell Presidente de la Union Espanola'
don Julio 'Suarez, tiene proyectos de
ensanchar ell sanatorio, pero en- la for
ma aconsejada por la ciencia hospitala-
ria, construyendo pabellones para To-
calizar los enfermos segdn Ia dolencia
que sufran.
El senior Suarez es hombre de inicia-
twas y quiere dejar rastro de SUI paso
por la presidencia, no por satisfacer va
nidades que no siente, sino por coperar
al engrandecimiento de una obra it'll
buena.
El anterior presidente senior Falagan
adquiri6 ell inmueble con ell esplendido
solar que tiene. Ahora, cada presiden-
te, cada directiva, Sc propone mejo-
rar ell 'estableciniento, y como es gente
de accion la que ALI gobierna, es de es-
perar que logre SUI alt1simo prop6sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
LA ARTILLERIA BELGA.

Paris TO- (O1cia). En- B6gica la lucha de arlleria
inemitene Ypres Furnes han sido bombardeada La ar
era ha destudo qun defensores han enrenddo
la fuga 10 largo de la de Bethune La Basse
nuesas opas han recuperado mono donde haba
guido nstaarse enemgo SCISSORS bombeardeado pro-
yectes ncendaOs En- todO ell frente del Asne Champag
nuesra arteria ha contrabado ecazmente las baers
alemanas
En- Argonne la ucha empenada de Bagatele
liza de los punOs mas densos de la foresa ha tornado
caracer confuso Aba parties, conunto han
servado posciones Los efecvos tomaron
uca de febrero de tres cuaro bataones de
ambos ados En- ell de la ornada de aver soamene
de nuestros baaone tom6 parte la ucha En-
Vosgos ha habdo combates de artieria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
-CAbLEGRsAM MAS
Las lictas alemsnas.- Un million de bajas.-
Un Zeppelin desaparecido.- Los solda-
dos del Kaiser siguen atacando.
UN DECRETO DE EXPULSION.

Paris 1OUn despacho Berna dice que gobierno ale
man ha dcretado expulsion de los sdbdtos neaes reden
tes Aaca Este dereto afecta particuarmente los
italianos suzos Los americanos, mayor pare indus
triaes POGO esa region E nmero de per-
de nacionadad suza Asacia cacula entire
mil Suz obsante ha recbdo la prOmesa de que harn
favor de s1bdtos todo g6nero de excepciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
CdIndPd de Delegates

Le session empez6 aver a las tres v
media
Sc aprob6, sin ser leida, ell acta de Ia
session anterior.
Ell secretario di6 cuenta de varias pe-
tlclones que publicamos en- otro ST.
tlo, y por la lectura de sus tftulos fue-
ron considerados en- primera, los pro
yectos de ley que tambien publicamos en-
otro sitio.
INFORMES DE COMISIONES.
Sc leyeron varios informes de aler-
mas Comisiones permanentes de Ia O.
mara, entire ellos ell referente al P. de
la Z. l, del seior de Diego, para que la
ensenanza sc haga en- castellano en- las
escuelas p1blicas. Este proyecto fue
lnformado favorablemente, con enmien-
das, y. es probable que Sc discuta esta
semana.
EN 3a. LECTURA.
Sc aprobaron Ell tercera lectura:
El P. de la 70. II.
El P. de la G. 42.
La r. 'C. de la c.. 2.
Ell ?. de la C. 112.
El P. de la G. 1O4.
Ell P. de la G. 147.
La R. C. de la G. 6.
Y ell P. desla &c. 78.
On resumen 10 de que tratan todos
estos proyectcs de ley, 10 publicamos
en- las ediciones de aver y anteayer.
UNA RECONSIDERATION
I'll senior Lopez D1az solicit6, y asf Sc
acord6, reconsiderar ell P. de la G.. IS.
con ell Tin de presentar enmiendas Con
una Gle estas, ell senior Lopez Dlaz logr6
restablecer ell prop6sito del proyecto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Un matrinonio

Por ell rito protestante contrajeron
matrimonio anoche, Ell joven Jose Toro
Santiago y la senorita Esperanza Ro-
dr1guez Sanjurjo.
"A la boda concurrieron muchos ami
gos de los desposados, a los cuales de
seamos una ventura interminable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Nina operada

Hoy ha de ser operada de apendici
It's una nina de don Mateo Fajardo.
Practicara la operaci6n Ell reputado ci-
rujano doctor Lopez Antongiorgi.
De anhelar es que el 6xito que acom-
pa1la siempre al notable ciruiano sc
REPRODUCED esta vez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Ell DR. Hernandez

Hoy Sc encuentra un POGO mejor de
la adolencia que le retiene en- CANA, ell
dlstinguido doctor don Francisco Her
nandez.
Con verdadera function damos la no.
tlcla !; los numerosos amigos del en-
fermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Sc PIDE QUE ITALIA INTERvENGA EN- IA a11ERPA

Padua 1OMas de 500 deegados de derentes grupos DO
tcos as como nimero de miembros del Senado
amara partdarios de la participation Italia en- e conc
70 ac5ua Sc han rendo sa han decarado por nan
oad en- favor de la intervention de Italia del ado de s a1;
dos Ia dsoucion Immediate de la triple aanza E eruno m
plde que e pueblo evante ell goberno one
Sc mega pe11nr la intervention de Italia en- Ia 1a, & @
los oemas grupos Sc han opuesto tai medida fOi0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

Roma 10-El gobierno alano ha ordenado one sean in
as % en- R sta de proyisiones expertac6n pro
% 1oos las Vlandas saadas ell aceite,
case oe forage Ademas han do dadas nsuccones para
sea- Ia mas extrca vganca todo largo de la from
de guerra vglan las cosas para mpedr ell esebaroue de
cargamentos Austria ~
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14

The Fore River ShipbuiIdina Cor poration, of Quincy, Mass, closed a contract with the Spanish navy for a 750-ton submarine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14
COMPENSATION ACT
 CONSTITUTIONAL
Decision by New York Court of Ap-
 peals.

Albany, N Y, July 13.-Three far reaching opinions upholding the con- stitutionality of the New York work mems compensation act and holding that employees of all interstate railroads and boat lines owned by railroads, op- erating within the state, come under its provisions, were handed down by the court of appeals tonight. Chiefly affected will be the interstate railroads. Since the law went into effect, more than year ago, they have declined to take out insurance or admit it affected them.
 Disposing of the claim that the law was meant to apply only to intrastate commerce, it was held that if such had been the intention, the at would have said soplainly. It also pointed out that there was nothing in the law to of- fend the commerce clause of the fed eral constitution or place a burden on commerce.
 In brief. it was held the state had taken only such steps as it was entitled to take in protecting employees of for eign corporations operating within it's confines.
 The opinions, all of which were writ ten by Justice Miller, were rendered on appeals by the Southern Pacific com pany, owners of railroads and steam ships, and the Clyde Steamship com pany, from judgments of the appellate division affirming awards made by the workmen's compensation committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14

cruiting in the mining districts of Wales.
 The crisis first threatened three months ago when the miners gave no- on July l, and. in lieu of these, they proposed a national programme giving an all around increase in wages. The owners objected to the consideration of the new terms during the war and asked the miners to accept the existing agreements plus a war bonus After a series of conferences the union officials agreed to recommend a compromise which was arranged through the Board of Trade. The miners, however, voted yesterday against this and the gov ernment was obliged to take action.
 Bill to Regulate Price of Coal.
 The miners assert that their de- mands would mean no more than six pence ton and argue that as the owners are receiving much more for their coal than previously they could well pay it. AS a matter of fact, MT. Runciman today also introduced bill in the house to regulate the price of coal
 Taking Too Many Married Men. 2
 In the house of lords, the Marquis of Lansdowne, a member of the cabinet without portfolio, stated that 22 or 23 British divisions are now in France and Belgium and expressed the opinion that. although recruits are flowing in, the country would not much longer tolerate the anomalies and injusticea of the voluntary system, which is talk ing unusual proportion of married men, and that a national register would be useful, should it be found neces- sary to introduce compulsory military service.
 He intimated also that the munitions | question was now being satisfactorily handled
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14
SCIENTISTS DEcENDED
 INTO VESUVIuS
Found Temperature of Lava At Edae of Crater 100 Degrees Centigrade.

Naples. July 1s via Paris, July If. 1850 a. m-The activity of Mount Ve suvius is becoming more marked. Pro- lessor Malladra, director of the Royal Observatory on the volcano, today des- cended into the crater with three as- sistants to take photographs and make observations
 Professor Malladra found the tenn perature of the lava at the edge of the crater to be 100 degrees Centri- grade. Thirty yards down the crater water falling on the lava turned into steam and quickly evaporated. An electric pyrometer nearby registered 565 degrees Centigrade. The heat scorched the feet of Prof Malladra and his associates, making it necessary for them to stand on asbestos mats. The explosions were deafening and falling cfnders burned the exporers slightly. At certain points lava sprang up in jets a yard high,. these incandescent fountains turning into large bubbles of white or gray gas. Below the ob- servers was subterranean lake of boiling lava, similar to those found in the Hawaiian islands.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14
sHRiNERs AT SEATTLE.
Entertainments Made Up Their Day
 At 41st Annual Meeting.

Seattle, Wash, July 13-The feature of today for the Mystic Shriners drawn to Seattle by the fist annual meeting of the Imperial Council was a process sion which escorted the imperial of- fcers to the council hall. At the coun- cil hall the first session was held. The meeting was opened by prayer and band music. Then came vocal num- bers and an address of welcome by Governor Lister.
 cluded steamer ride to the navy yard at Brimerton and automobile trips. Thhree balls were given tonigt and band concerts were held at sev- eraI points by musicians from various patrols.
 The imperial council tomorrow will take up the election of an Imperial outer guard. There are six candidates.