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neral will take place at II o'clock
Thursday morning at McGahcysvillc.
Nn.
Michael T.. Cabin.

Especial 1" The Times Dispatch
LfNCllBuliG, VA. December g.
News has been received here OF the
sudden death In Jacksonville. Fla. OF
Michael +. cahill. Il former resident of
l.ynchburE. He WAS sixty four years
of age. and until rlght years ago was
Il resident Of this city. In Jackson
Vile MIR. cahill was engaged as Il
building contractor. He - survived
by his wife. who is n sister OF Mrs
-. l.. Morrison. OF Lynchburg, and
two children. Frank Cabin and Miss
Margaret Cahlii. Of Jacksonville. He
has three brnt be-" nnd Il Sistcr-pc-
'cr. Andrew and Thomas Cahill an
Miss Ann calIili. all of whom reside in
RonnOltc.
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rD DISCUSS INTERPRETATIONS
NEGAnDINt. pI:N(I: pNNSpt.t"I'

iERLlN tvia i.ondon), DeIembcr 5.
Tire fscichsta= will meet tomorrow
morning. First on the order OF the
day is the speech OF the Imperial
Chancellor dealing with the politica!
ana military situation Tie kcichstag
will tli"n discuss the Socialist inter
pcilation regarding III" prospects for
rcacc. rho Socialist leader Or.
Schcidcmann, will make the introduc-
tory address
Free conservative members of The
iicichstag to-day adopted resolutions.
demanding a. the object II peace u
Germany strengthened IN It's position
of power ANA Importantly enlarged and
r"compcnS"d for its expenditures
through the retention to thc utmost
extent possible of all districts now
occupied"
Freedom Of the seas is also demand
ed. The narty expresses rearet for
the incr"aS" in the prices OF n"cessa-
ri"S. but declares the cost OF living is
l"w"r in this country than in the
countries with which Germany is ut
war.
II Is said there is sufficient food for
the people, II distributed properly and
used econ omicaily
The resolution declares the war must
he continued until Il decisive victory
has been won
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TSprclh! 10 Inc Tlmcs- Dls1Ntch-I
ASHLAND. VA. pcc.mbcr s.-Thc
remains Of Harry L.iGh pcn!eton who
died suddenly in Jenkins ~, On Mon
day, VIII reach hero on Thursday. and
brief services will bu conducted AZ the
grave in Woodland Cemetery At 3
o'clock hy Rev. Mr. Harlow, OF the
Ashland Christian Church.
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HETTY GREEN AT THEATER
An Far az UcrOrds Can lie Traced.
Worlds Wenlthiest woman for
First Time Occupies BoN.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

NEW YORK. December S.-Hctty
Green. "the worlds wcalthicst woman"
appeared IN box al the Longacrc
Thcatcr last night. AZ far as records
could he traced, this is the first time
she has engaged Il box in "a thcater.
Mrs. Green appeared TO be very feeble.
and was aided TO her seat by All usher.
Much 10 the inttcr's surprise, Mrs.
Green bclicd her reputation by passing
a 81 bin III return for the services.
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Calvin Thicker.

Snccihl to TIL" Times Dispatch
~ NcliHCliG. VA, December s.
calvin Fucker. father of Mrs. l.. NJ.
Monk. OF this city. died yesterday at
me nome OF his son, Albert Tucker
IN salisbury. \. G. lie was seventy
n'he :enrs OF age, and formerly lived
in Mashachusctts. The BODY vas
brought through Lynchburg this af-
icrnoon. members Of the family be-
ing ch route with II TO tho old fam
ily home at Swanpscott, Mass. for
burial.
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PREMIER AsQU|TH Asked
ABOUT. PEACE PROPOSALS
When Seriously Put Forward Will
First BE Discussed by Allied
Governments.
GIVES no FURTHER PLEDGE
but Promises That Parliament Will
BE Taken Into Confidence at Earli-
est Possible NOment--Subicct to
Come Up in Rciciistag To-day.

LONDON. December S."i'roposals OF
serious character for II general peace
viii ,irst hv discussed by TIE allied
governments. Until this contingency
arises cannot give any further
pledge
The foregoing was Premier Asquiths
reply. made ia the House of Commons
to-day 10 the request of Phillip SNOW
dem Socialist member for iiack burn
FOR pledge that 10 proposals Tor ne
2otiationS based on the evacuation of
conquered territory shall he rejected
by the British government without the
know ledge OF Parliament. Premier
Asquith added:
AS soon as proposals for peace are
put forward il will be the 6csirc Of
the government to take Parliament
int" its confidence at the carlies; pos
Sibls moment
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MrS. M"liir MOODY.

Special o. The Timcs- Dispatch.
PET ENSHCRG. VA. December S.
Mrs. Moliie Moody. aged ihirty-tour
years. wife of John Moody. Of Prince
George, died suddenly last nigh, at
h.r home in tina, county
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Especial 20 The Times s!.tch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dccein-
Der S-Moucurc L. Taylor. aged six
ty-f"ur years died last evening at
his home ou Locust Avenue, after a
lonr Illness The funeral viii take
place at ii O'Clock Thursday morning
from Christ Episcopal Church. II. is
survived ~ his wife. Mrs. Lucic NJ.
TAYLOR. and one son. John Tavlo:.
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". y. NInkurrIn.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Decom-
Der S.--M. y. Makarcn. aged thirty
five years. Il native OF Syria. died yes
tcrday nj the University Hospital ar
ter IL brief illness Of peritonitis. lie
Was travelling salesman. but had
made his headquarters in this city
Tor several mouths. \ number of his
iciiow-countrymen attended .hr bur
lai service. which was held this af-
tcrhooh ut ltiverView Cemetery. con
quoted by Dr. Cecil V. Cook Of III.
FIRST baptist Church.
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Itol,rrt Newton.

TSpoVINI % tn" Timcs DikDutch.J
FREDEHICK SHEHG, VA. December
:. Robert Newton. a prominent riti-
1cn aud Confederate veteran, Of King
George C"unty. died yesterday at his
home after a brief Illness. agcd scv-
cnty-ninc years. He ~ survived by
i've sons ANA two daughters.
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Special to The Times Dispatch.
pETEHSBUEG. VA December s.
Arthur : EeHsl"y, aged tw"u:y-"jvht
Years died this morning at til. home
of hia brother. Edward u. Bcaslcy. in
West High street. He is survived by
his mother, four brothers ana two
sisters
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Special t. The Times Dispatch
RONKINa. VA. December S.-Ben
TAYLOR died At his home here carly
this morning. iic leaves Ills wife. one
son and a brother. all OF This town.
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RIA IRES OTHER THINGS
BESIDE: BiiLnINt: PROGRAM

Tho navy required other things be-
side the building program. the sccrc-
tary said. and much had been accom-
plishcd already in respect to enlist
ments. tho coordination OF the various
activities of the department ana the
development Of the Industrial and me-
chanical side Of the service I'm order
TIA, we may he able not only to send
our tlccts into action, hut to keep them
on THE first line OF defense for an In
definite period.
This means. he said mot only the
accumulation of reserve supplies of Iuu-
nitiouS in large quantities at Il mo-
m"mt's notice. hut for facilities for ex-
tcusivc repairs and new construction
Of ships as we'll.
The proper function Of our navy
yards, aside from hciug mere wharvcs
for our battle ships, has been pointed
out in AN unmistakablc way. They
must be developed, - far as they can
he economically, into ship repair. siiip-
building ana aumunition- Inakinr cs-
Establishments. To insure. so far as il is
possible to insure, the navy being self
sustaining in case ii is ever called into
action. We have done and are doing
all that We can do under our present
limitations. and we earnestly urge upon
Congress tn. Importance OF giving MS
the additional means for the carrying
on of This work ON Il broader and
larger scale"
AS to -ordinat;on. the secretary
said. Il long step had been taken
with the creation OF the division Of
operations and the abolition of tho
aid system"
There is much more to he done"
he continued. but N regard 10 this
vital element. | feel that can say
that It's accomplishment has been sue
cossfuliy begun. and trust before the
end OF my administration, will be JUS
tilted by results.
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The Weather "A Year Ago To-Day

| snow Temperature. IfiEb zG dngrecr.
Low ~ degrcGn- --rcUGInbsr Laxative
promo QuiuIut cures 70 cold In ono day.
There iB only one "ErOBO Quininr,"
Look for signature r.. W. DrDv.. $50.
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az ES'IION OF DEFENSE:
* SOr 4 PARTY ONE.

~ agree with the thought in tho
minds of the President and Secretary
GARRISON in preparation OF the admin
istratiom plans" said Senator Gallinger
at the White House. but ! have not
studied all the details yet. The Rcpub-
Leans viii not treat this matter in L
partisan manner. and so told the
president. We viii honestly co-opc-
rate with The party in power in work
nag oat defense plans which will be
adequate and sane. But We will not
agree To have tl1c Democrats frame
thc:r plams in caucus and then ask MS
10 APPROX" them The question OF pro
caring for The defense OF the nation
is not Il party one, and the Republicans
are ready Ia meet the Democrats half
way If the majority is really willing 10
discuss this question on IL nonpa rtisan
basis"
senator Gallinger diSagreed with the
President ON his plan for !. merchant
marine and FOR raising the money ne
ccSSary for preparedness. When the
administration shipping bin is intro
duc"d. Senator ,;allinscr said he will
offer Il substitute. The Republicans.
however. he added. favored using the
merchant marine as naval auNiiiaricS.
senator ,;alliugcr advocated II bond
Issue and opposed President Wilson q
program Of internal taxation. He par
ticu'ariN objected to Il tax on autou,-
hil"S and gasoline. lie said. however.
that he favored lowering the income
tax minimum, ANA lie believed II tax on
bank checks would do no harm. lie
opposed a tax on iron and steel
Representative Mann. Republican
leader Of the House, will discuss the
natio,al-dercusc plans with the prcsi-
dent tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Umbrellas
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF,
 SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT

sess an incomparable softness ana lustre
 Besides cleansing and beautifylng the hair, one application of Danoer- inc dissOlves every particle of dano- ruff: stimulates the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair. Danderlne is to the hair what fresh showers or rain and sunshine are to vegetation It goes right to the roots, invigor- ates and strengthens them. Its eX- hilarating and reproducing proper ties cause the hair to grow long. strong and beautiful.
 Meni Ladies', You can surely have lots of charming hair. Get 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Acre City News
By HOPE EDISON

The auto accident that occurred on the state highway Sunday afternoon was a serious affair. The wonder is that there are not more considering the amount of auto traffic and the unreas- enable rate of speed at which many of the drivers run. It would seem there might be some way to regulate the rat of speed so that school children and other people walking, might feel safer
 MT. Utiey sold his cow the first of the week. He is making preparation to leave for Colorado.
 Acre City is soon to have a new resi- dent. M. H. Shelton has sold the tract north of r. R. Towar on Genevie court to Mir. McNeff. MT. McNeff will erect a house in the near future and other wise improve his property, making Acre City his home.
 Acre City boasts the brightest flock of ducks in the country. M. H. Shell ton has eighty and each morning they march single file to Mrs. Stevensons home where they stay until she comes out to feed them. They beat an alarm clock for they never run down.
 The COuthen family have moved from the Dr. Bond place where they have resided for the past year, to an orange grove just north of Desert Inn.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
South Side News
Tempe News Notes
MAccABEEs' NEW OFFICERS

"NSSSo6GS NEW UT FIIERS
 The Ladies of the Maccabees of Tempe have recently elected a new staff of officers and will install them with a public ceremony on the 22d of next month. Interest in the lodge work has taken a noticeable increase since the first of the month and a busy winter of regular business ses- sions and social functions is looked forward to. These are the new off cers: Commander, Hattie J. Pafford; lieutenant commander, Helen M Windes; past commander. Carrie l.. Matthews; chaplain, F. Louise Futile: record keeper. Flora NJ Finch; finance auditor, Georgia A. Austin. lady at arms, Josephine F'rankenburg; sergeant, Alice Woolf; sentinel, M. Alice McClain; picket Nellie B. Eel ton; musical director, Julia M. De- Wore; captain of the guard, Emma F. Clark; color bearer, No. 1, Alice Fogal; color bearer, No. ?, Hortense Jones. The short form of installa- tion was conducted by Mrs. Ida Red den, a past commander, and these officers are now in office. A special program is being arranged for the open installation next month.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
GirlsI Get a 25 cent bottle and try a
 'sDanderine Hair Cleanse"

After washing your hair with soap always apply a little Danderine to the scalp to invigorate the hair and prevent dryness. Better still, use soap as sparingly as possible, and instead have 'Danderine Hair Cleanse" Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair. taking one strand at a time. This will remove dust, dirt and excessive oil. In few mo- ments you will be amazed. your hair will not only be clean. but it will be wavy. fluffy and abundant and pos
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swollen feet, sweaty feet. smelling feet, tired feet.
 Good bye corns, callouses, bunions and raw spots. No more shoe tight ness. no more limping with pain or drawing up your face in agony. TIE is magical, acts right off "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous eXudations which puff up the feet the only remedy. that does. Use "TIZ" and wear smaller shoes. An, how comfortable your feet will feel. 'TIZ" is a delight. "TIZ" is harm less.
 Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" now at any druggist or department store. Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet that never smell, never hurt, never get tired A years foot comfort guaranteed or money re- funded.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
FARE YOU A MASON"

John Barrymore the prominent star, was seen last night at the Majestic in the genuinely funny screen portrayal of the famous farce. Are You a Mason?" The many novel and ludicrous situations in the play, and the indescribable amount of fun which MT. Barrymore com municates to the audience through them, contribute to make this one of the most notable feature comedies ever produced on the screen. Are You Mason?" will be shown again tonight
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Mesa News Notes
MESA SHOPL|FTERS
 ARE DETECTED AND
 SPEEDILY SENTENCED

Mesa assumed a metropolitan air with a wave of crime, Tuesday, but the guilty ones were arrested and brought to justice ere sunset.
 On Tuesday afternoon three Mexi- cans came to the Toggery presuma- bly fer the purpose of buying cloth ing of some kind. The sales force being busy, it was a few minutes before their wants could be supplied. It appeared that they wanted only a cheap telescope satchel.
 On their leaeVing the store MT. Johnson observed the tip of a pants leg protruding from the blouse of one of the number. Thinking this an unusual way to carry purchase goods, MT. Johnson followed the three secured an officer, and the three were placed under arrest. At taeir room at the hotel were found additional goods which had been se- cured in like manner from the Le- Sueur- Salisbury store. The sum of their thieving consisted of four pairs of pants from the Toggery and three pairs of pants. a silk waist and q silk dress from the LeSueur- Spills bury store.
 The three, whose names are Jesus Romero, Manuel Mendibil and An tonio Flores, were given senteAces of thirty days each for the one of fense. with a suspension of sentence in the case of the second offense providing they absent themselves from the corporate limits of Mesa during the future They were strangers in Mesa, claiming to have come from Chihuahua Considerable constitutionalist paper money was found on their persons
 The merchants of Mesa are work ing out plans to prevent repetition of such clever means of laying in winters supply of clothing
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

iting at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. F. Steele The entire trip from Huntingdon to Mesa by way of San Francisco was made overland in their Ford MT. Myerley and MT. Steele are old friends, Huntingdon being MT. Steele's old home. On Saturday Mir and Mrs. Steele expect to take their friends to see one of the chief attractions of Arizona, the Roosevelt dam.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
A RYDER SIUNE

By way of introucing his new fall hats, K. T. Hyder of the popular Hyder Brothers house is offering a rebate of fifty cents on straw hats CT a copy of his advertisements that appears in this mornings paper Fly der has all of the latest fall and winter wear and features particularly Hyder Specials and Stetsons. This is hat day and Hyders offer stands good for today only. The wise man will buy while the buying is best.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
A TIE WITH a HAT

The Tempe Toggery has undertaken a novel idea in introducing it's fall hat ideas to the public today. For just the one day the management is offering the pick of any necktie in the house as an inducement to the prospective hat purchaser. The Fog gery has all of the latest style head wear, in both hats and caps.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
COM MERCiAL CLUB MEETS

Business both old and new had the floor during the entire session cf the Commercial Club held at the club rooms on Tuesday evening. Sec retary Myer reported the proceed Ings at the county meeting of the Farm Improvement association to which he was sent as a delegate. A committee consisting of MT. Drews. Myer and Beverle were chosen to slect delegates to attend the sessions of the Arizona Good Roads ,associa . tion to be held in Flagstaff on Octo- Ter 9. The committee on health and sanitation reported that the work which they had been assigned to bring about would be started at once which means that Mesa is to take on heater appearance in the near future. Mir. Holladay introduced motion for the appointment of a fire committee whose duty should be to consult with the city council and business men on the adoption of some means whereby the fire risks of the business district could be leSsened thus securing a reduction in insurance rates. The motion car ried and the following committee was appointed: MT. Holladay, Stewart and Beyerle.
 By vote it was decided to give minstrel entertainment the proceeds from which are to go to the support of the club. The idea has been be- fore the club members for some time but last evening it was decided to go ahead with the plans and a com mittee, Mir. Kellogg. Cox, Fuller and Myer, was chosen to begin prepara- tions at once. A resolution of thanks was voted the Civic League for their entertainment rendered the club members on Tuesday evening of last week.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Chandler News Notes
PIT. A. ELECT NEW PRESIDENT

At a meeting of the Parent Teacher held Friday afternoon Mrs. J. w White was elected president upon the resig- nation of Mrs. Russell Meetings ev- cry second Friday in the month.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
MISS KELLER ARRIVES

Miss Keller of Chicago has now arrived and is in charge of the mill linery and cloak and suit department of the Toggery. Miss Keller comes well recommended as judge and counsellor in woman's perplexing question of what to wear and in- vites the ladies to call and inspect the Toggery's line of fall and winter styles
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
VISITING LIN TEMPE

Mrs. Lyda Thompson of Miami is visiting in Tempe a few days, the guest of her sister Mrs. Laura Haig- Ter. at the country home southeast of town. Mrs. Thompson is accom- panied by her daughter and is en route to Needles, Caiif., where her future home will be made.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
RETURN TO CHANDLER

Mir. and Mrs. Leonard George re- turned home Thursday evening after several months visit in the east and California. The Danas have moved in to the Bonner residence
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
CONCERT NIGHT CHANGED

The band has changed it's prac- tice night from Friday evenings to Thursay evening. Tuesday nights are also devoted to practice work. The new material added to the band dur ing the last few weeks has helped out wonderfully and some extra good music is being played at the usual Sunday afternoon concerts now.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
RETURN FROM THE BORDER

J. L. Entrekin and Geo. Peabody re- turned from Tucson and border towns, Tuesday, where they have been for the past week on business.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
FUNERAL OF SARAH JOHNSON

The funeral of Miss Sarah John son was held on yesterday forenoon from the Methodist church the ser vice being conducted by Rev. A. L. Hawley of Higley The Modern Woodmen of America conducted the ceremonies, the pail bearers wearing the uniforms of that order. The at tendance was large and the floral of ferlngS numerous.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Furniture

UPHOLSTERING in all styles:
 drapery of all kinds neatly and ar tistically made and hung. Barrows- Fooshee Furniture Co.,, First St. & Jefferson; phone 1666 If
 FURNITURE REPAIRING and re- finishing. Work guaranteed. Five Point Second Hand Store If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
GOODWIN GOES SOUTH

James c. Goodwin, superintendent of the mineral department at the state fair. left yesterday morning on his annual tour through the mining
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
CHOIR PRACTICE

The M. E. choir will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. B. L. Marsh. Everyone who is interested in music is cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
DANCE IN MONROE HALL

There will be a dance in the Monroe hall, Saturday, October ?. This is the beginning of the weekly dances to be given by Geo. Hockey.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
B. Y. P. u. SOCIAL

The young people of the Baptist church will give a box social on Fri day evening of this week at the home of Miss Cash. An auctioneer will be in charge to urge the boys to bid 'em up'' and the young people are looking forward to a good time
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
VulcaniZ1ng

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out of town work solicited. Arizona Vul- canizing Works. POT West Washing ton: phone 626. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
BUILDS ADDITION

Mir. ChetwoOd is building an addition to the M. E. church this week, it is to be used as a primary room.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
VISITS OLD HOME

S M Turner left Saturday for a few days visit in Fl Paso. D. M. Arnold is assisting in the bank in his absence.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
ATTEND IECTIRE

A number of the international Bible Students" of Chandler attended a lee ture in Phoenix Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

WANTED-Dressma and plain sewing. Mrs Pollock at Photo gallery. 616 Mill Ave, Tempe-Adv. q
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Hand Laundry

COTTAGE HAND LAUNDRY;
 strictly hand work; rough dry 35c doz., expert ironing. Call for and deliver. Phone AIS. 10-br
 SANITARY I4AUNDRY-Au hand work. Rough dry 35c dozen, 1st class ironing also. Phone 3540. 502 W. Ad- ams. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

camps of the state. A collection of the best mineral exhibits will be made from every camp, featuring all varie- ties of ores. Following his tour through Southern Arizona. Goodwin expects to pay a visit to the camps in the north.