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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
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~ 6rancis 6arriiorL Elm Sobn,
BON &errll n1rO 6ralt 5. s. @arriion
bon go. 914 Jar,1u1l StraBe ltnb
@ra6uate Ser 'oiesiabrigen &lalie scr
'5taotsl1liperiitat bon Soma, meldcr
fiir5li6 5llr acknowledgements 5ugelal=
len moroen lit, fat iid NIT Ser Mlt-
maltsfirma BON SDaron inns Siggins
aiiociirt. gr fat falt lem gauges Sc
ben in 3%abellport augebruht ll1D SOS
bieiige ct. Ambroie College .abiol=
Dirt.
- Cornelius @dligb bon No.1724
@eit a. 5traBey meGder friiber IN ser
5abrif fir 6unofererpnffen 0es Rod'
SSslam MrlenalS ongeltellt mar, fat
cine 5telllngs BET Scr bennington
Mrnts Company otgetpmmen utro
miro am 0ienstag nod Nbila0elpbia
fabren, Inn %0ortielblt bei Ser 6erltel-
lung bon 8offell, Sic gegen 3ellti9z
lano perlDa11Ot mer0en, 5t belfen.
SIM bieligen Roli5eigeridt
limo geltern Meorgen bier Salle, III
oe1en es ii6 Inn llebertretungen ge=
gen Sroinnn5cl1 iiber Ben Betrieb bon
@%raftpagen baltoelt, perid)ober tppr-
ben, Inn 3engen berbei5uid)offen. gs
banoelt ii6 Tim N~anbroie Watbems
un6 GmiI Maten, sic 81 i6nen ge-
fabren lein iollen, 5rcb 8aniels, ser
Iiid gegen Sic Sitbus-S r0inon5 ber-
gangen baben ioq ulrb S. 6. gori Jon,
Der Die neutrality-suspicious. nidt
6efolgt baben 1ou.
- Inter Sen 5obten oes 1T Gbi=
cago gel tern geiunfenen 9ampfers
befinoet it6 ol16 q. g. @ilep, Elm
.Sdapager BON Strait Senrp @en5 bon
500. 705 Gbriitie stroBe. Iral
|@en5 befiirdtet, 0aB a1h lire 5dppe-
tier, 5ran @ilep, lotpie beren beioe
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rem NIT 6em 9ampIer untergeganger
|5inb.
- 9ampferagpnt So. s.. @on1ont
bon Dabenport erflGrte geitern 3ltr
8eru6ignng bes Gopenporter 8rbli-
fums, baB Sen bier arf 6em JIliie
ocrfe6renoen 9anpfern fem ioldes
l1ngliid paiiiren f01r1e mie oem 9ams
|pfer @aitlanO, Ser geitern itb in @bi.
cago iiberidlug lll10 iiber 1000 Muss
fliiglern Elm na1Ies Grab bereitete.
Ole 3umpfer, meld)e IN 6icier @e,
gerr0 Oes Williiiippis %berfebrten, mo-,
rem la1mmt nn0 lon6ers breiter ut10
flader ge6a1t, looaB Elm l1n1fippen
gar nidt in Troge fomrnen f0nne.
slud entbiclten lie meniger 6rodt ais
Bic anf Dem Midigan 5ee berfebren-
oen Compiler.
8orgelterl1 Radmittag trafen
26 9llltomobile nit $50 Duranterll
bierein, nm Eropaganba fir 0as am
|31. Suli IN 3urant 1tattfin6enbe
grntefelt 81 MAIDEN. Die aus 5molf
Mann b~eltebenoe Ma1iiffapelle gab
Dor mebrcren 0ffentlihen @ebaltoen
&on5erte. Die Moolterfabrt Der 3lt<
raater erregte 5iemlides Illfieben.
~ gei Dem Sitbus- gcrbor Dor Ser
Itaatliden Hu6lic l1tilitp aommillion
bon Sltnois am 0ienstug 81 Chicago
1peroen bielt9e geamte Ser Iriz@itp
Mailmap ans Sight Company mobr-
ideinlid) nidt 5ugegen lein. 3ie 8e-
amten Dabelt Sen san ibren Mnmal=
ten anbertraut. Mntpalt Soc st. Cane
bon Dabenport nnb Mn1palt Charles
|Searle bon Mod Sslano pertreten Ioie
bieltge @eleQidaft bei Dem 8erb0r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
BcttabutA

@oibington, %. Slli.
Sir Slinois: @daller Sorntag,
tbeilapeile triib Msontag.
Sir Soma: llnltetig Sonntag nro
Montag, %nabrldeinli6 Sdal1er,
menig Menberung in Gemperatur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Earf= &onscrt i'm Iejerpart 8arf.

Sim beutiaen Madmittaa ii1-
bet lpieber zines Ser beliebten
&arf=Sreifon5erte nnter 0irigent
gr1it Stto's 2eitun9, %bieleslnal I'M
TeleroarD Narf itatt. 9as folgeruoc
Nrogralfm miro geboten:
l.. a. aMmerica" . . /.
q. Morid uNibelungen" Mogner
2. Geperieu Sleeping @ealtp" .Iobanf
3. Collection alls nS1peetbearts" !.
a. aon5 ser narnone Soft
5. Supertiire u9iien5i" @agner
6. N6antalie aus n2o6engrin" +.
Z. @oplllar -
a. captain Mcttp" Barter
T.; uSt's a long mab to Dublin
@ap" Wurpbb
8. @rober Marid aus Y1annban Ter"
.. 2eieriptipe .aapoacrie- sinariff" :.
2lle0ers
10. Star 9panalco @anl1cr"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Gferb aetDOtct.

Gin Treb @i1,ters bon ser GeIe=
graph &oaO geb0renoes 9fer0 apl1r6e
geltern 9ead)mittag bei elmer Gurd=
,brenl1erei on Ser @elt 8. Strabe ge=
t0Otet. @err @tnters mar nit ieiner
Gattin l1lr6 Bret &troern al1sgefob=
rem. Sic Sniaiien ser &lltide fie=
len al1f oie StraBe, sod, fanlen lie nit
oem Sdrefen loabon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
STIR Sbeatcr.

SIM Star Ibeater gela1gt bel1te
Ser aus fiinf Mbtbeil1lngc1 b~elteben0e
selig16e Slim rSSn TIE oaps Of tie
numbering Serb" m,f sic 2einpn11b
un0 morgen miro Sic o~llfregen0e De-
teftipgelbibte uGbe 8laf Boy, Cpl
lpoe geo. 2, proOu5irt 1pcroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
@ieb unb 8ropifonen.

Gbicago, "a. Ssl1li. 9finopieb W.
3ufubr 200. Stiere $500 bis
1O.4O; &ii6e 1lno Climber, 1925 bis
9.25; &alber $7.O0-1O.25.
Sdypeine - s3ufllbr 1000. Ste
.tis 81 $6.45-7.75; 51meiit 81 $3.50
bis $3.50.
ghafe 3ufubr 5000. stetig
81 $5.6O-6.75; 2almner 5000 bis
$500.
@efliioeI 10 1916; junae
SIbner 1S-2Oc.
1920.
Butter = Creamery 21M Bis
251ac.
Ger ~ 16-171lc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Die Rartte
8robnfte.

@bicago, "a. Sl,li. @ei5en -
.114B Sui, 108A Sept.
&lorn 49, S01@ Sltli, 75A 5ept.
Safer 81 Sl1li, 1895 Sept.
@etreibe fir @uar - SEQ. 2 rotbel
@inter1pei5cn, 11el1, 114-115; $50
2 &orn 80; Stonbaro Safer Sc.
Gpggett go. 2, 1lel1, 1O2.
@erlte - 75-78c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
9l,tfr1tf.

Mnfrnf.
Ias lmter5eidlete apnlite bat sic
g%ntlclpolllg bon al1erifanild)e1l
Mer3tesgrpeoitionen 5l Sen Mrrleell
Ielttldlanbs nno Selterreid)zltn-
CARS IN ole @ege geleitet.
sn gelpil1en 6rollten, on bencl
ul1lere 8riiber fampfer, geben infpl-
&c Wtangels an redt5eitiger 9ilfe
Ia1t lel1oe bon Geripl1lloetell 5ll
@rllnbc.
@rfunoigl1tgen at 5~uitdnoigen
Stellen baben ergeben, baB ser 8ei-
Ito1,O, Oen mir l1nlere1t fan1pfenoer
9rii0ern ourh sic geplatlten grpe-
%oltionen l~ciitel1 fonnetl, bon utenoIi-
dem Seaen iein miro.
Sic tedlniide 2eitlutg bes Inter.
nebmens liegt III sen @alroelt eil1es
Weannes, ser a1f benticlben @ebiete
bereits M1ls9e5eidnetes geleiltet bot
i1ro itber Die grobte grfabrl1ng Der.
fiigt, Die 81 erln1ger moglid) lit.
Ste geiammtcn Soften elmer ST.
petition fiir Ieds Mpnate belulfen
lid altf $4,000. Sic fann $4,000
6alle b%ebanoeln, 6as beiBt, fir ei-
men Collars farm einem gerpl1noe.
ten bas 2eben gcrettet aperoen.
8eitrage iinO 81 rid,ten an sen
.SdlQbl1leilter 0eS &pmiteS fir Werstez
grpeoitipl1en alt Sen Mrneen 9eutid<
LAMBS llno Selterrcid)-l lngorns:
Son. @ermarm q. Meeb,
SEQ. 122 @ltoion Str,
Seem Yorf gttp,
ODER an OF. Ma%0ellbauien, 4s
5dmibt @ebal10e, 1apenport, oie
iiber Bic @inga11ge quittiren mfrs.
ollie Mnfragen nole man ridte1
an uMer5tc=GrpeOition =&omite", s..
.. @or 1907, SEEM Dorf Gitp.
9as rationale &omite:
Midarb @artbolOt, friiber Mitglieo
6es @htnoes- aongreHes.
9ennnu11n 81. Meb, friiber Mlitglie6
oes 811n6esz
SenrD @ollmer, friiber Mitglic0 6es
8un0es=4orgre1Ies.
Sorace 8. 8rano, Chicago.
Mrtbur bon 8rieicn, Seem Sort.
6. s. Senrici, @rooflpn.
Moolf aatttroff, Seem Dorf.
@ultab Maper, Milaoelpbia.
9all S. M11eller, @bicago.
OF. Gbas. s. 9fl11g, @rooflpn.
SRI. @oitb q. Meiffert, Nrai. Secret.
1t9ung amerifaniihcr Jral1en
6eutifer Mbfl1nft.
gictor S. Miober, Seem Dorf.
@ilbelm &ieB, indianapolis.
gamil bon S6leinib, Miliparfee.
Carl 8. 5dynr5, Seem Sort.
Ser0inan6 Gbar, @ea6ing.
Geo. Splpeiter 8iered, Seem Sort.
6. g. @ietor, &ihmono, So.
6. g. @olffram, Seem Dorf Ii. a. M.
81 rcttet eil1em @erpn1r0eten 0as
2eben. @eitrage an 0en Gdabmei-
tier 0es aorliteS fir Sic @ntienoung
bon Mer5te=Grpe6itiot1en SIT Sen 9lr-
meen 3el1tidlarbs l1no 9elterrcid-
ltngarns, Ben friiberen a%o1greB-slb-
georbneten
Son. 6ermon q. Meeb,
SEQ. IL @u6ion Ctr, Seem Sort,
'Gitp, ODER on Or. Maoenbarien 49
@ebdlrbe, 4apenport.
Gas National-a omitc:
Gi6ar0 8artbolbt, 6errnon 81.
Weeb, Senrp 8olner, @orace 8.
8ranb, arthur bon Nriefen, 6. s..
5enrici @rooflpn), Moolf auttroff
@l,itab Maper Wbila.), Saul S.
Weiiaer (Gbicago), Or. Ghos. S.
9flug @rooflpn), 6rl. @0itb 81.
&eiffert, 8ictor S. Mtooer, MiIbeIm
RieB, emil bon Sbleinis, Gorl g.
Sdnr5, Terbinano Ibln, George
'SDlbelter @icred, 6. g. Nictor, 6.
9. @olffrom.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

8erlanst: gompetet1tel6ran fir 5ipei<
te Nrbeit. Nad5nfragen 8tpiiden Z nnb
9 ubr Mbenos. Selepbon 1896.
2O,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

@cimdjt: stelnng als Solicitor ober
Mrbeit in bieler 8rnude bon einem 3u@
berlaiiigen @nm In mitttleren Sa6z
8~or5uipreden Doer f6riftlid per
Woreie: n2at.,", care Of Ser Demo.
trat". 20, 1gBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

BIZ berfanfen: Gin reiGtes geipann
|Rferoe, paiienb fir NbIiefernngstpa,
gen ober ipnitige Mrbeiten. Nadbau.
fragen i'm v9eutiden @a1tbans", an
Der Ode Der 2. unb Scott Strabe. u,
14.batp. 4
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0eitdjt: Cine aiItere bent1de Srau
milnl6t leidlten 8lab als &%ausbdlterin
IN ei1cr fleinen Samilie. Man idreibe
on Die Norclle: n@. S., Ser 3emo-
trat". 2O,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

51 bermietben: 5 3immer mooernes
Sldt; beiBes nnb faltes 8a1er; Sab
etc. 9ampfbei5ung I'M @inter. Mad8u,
fragen in Der office bes Ser 9emo.
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Sarm SIT bcrpndtcn: Cine 14O older
Sarml, cine 0teile bon sen flint gdeu,
2ofult nloa 9ipiiin Gtrabe, 81. 90.
9abenpprt. Man frage bpr bei Spb,t
9arltr, Bbone 9abenport 1882 9 8.
25,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
M1taetgen fur
arbettsplate, @erfaufe, @erlnfe,

@pbtnngen etc.
IN bteier @ubrif tperben fir einen Saa
big gu elmer Bo6e at Ben nahfulgens
ben Staten inierirt: Bis 5r bier 8eilen
ober oeren &aum soc. Iber bier unb
big az adt 3eilen $1.O0. Seine Nn,
5etge tpirb fir tpeni9er als SOC ange.
nom1nen.
Stir gtereneeiude ipirb BEL EN-, Bio
ledsmaliger Sniertion 25c 5erebnet,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

@erlanst: @utes Mdbden fir all<
gemeine @ausarbeit. 80 @pr51fragen
u 8eltern Mpenle., 21.18t.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
BERLIN DISCOUNTS
RUSS|A'S BIG ARMY
German Experts Doubt Gar
viii Find Officers for TO-
100000 Men.

BERLIN fvia Tuckcrton wir.less,.
Dec. Accommodating on the statement.
attributed TO Lord Kitchener, that Rus
sin will have 1000. .0Oo troops in the f,eid
by spring. German military experts say
they are Mt n loss to imaYt,s,> here the
Car will find commissioned and non
commits ssioncd officers for so large u
force
The financial question Is also raised.
officials pointing out that billions will
be needed IL 6.Oeo. .0oo men. in addition to
the 4,OOO, 600 already with the colors are
put into the field.
Russia IL known to have called her
territorials OF the second class to arms.
but It IL estimated that these number
not exceeding I,sOo. 900
It In conjectured that equipment for
the territorials may be obtained from
Japan and the United States. but the
German view is that territorial troops
do not make first-class soldiers.
Relative to the English claim that
+.ocoono fresh British troops win be in
the field next year. also attributed to
Lord Kitchener. officials assert that
they Will be surprised IL the total eS-
ceeds n sixth. or. at the outside.
fourth, OF that number.
Incidentally. the German claim IL
made that the number OF German. Aus
trian. and Turkish reserves exceeds
that OF the allies.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
BENEFIT FOR ORPHANS
OF FRENCH TROOPS
DR.. Nevil Monroe Hopkins Will
Lecture at Masonic Temple
Sunday.

with members OF the Boy scouts
as ushcrs and the orphans Of French
soldiers as the bencficta ries. Dr. Ncvil
Monroe Hopkins will deliver an illus
trated lecture on The Dcvastatio OF
War" at the Masonic Temple auditori-
um sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The purpose of the lecture In to arouse
interest In the fatherIess children or
France, and the orga nization which
has been formed to look after them.
the Orphelinat de Armee. viii be rep
resented by Miss Florence Schoneid
and Miss Elinor Fell The purpose OF
the organization ~ to supplement tho
work OF the government OF France so
the widows OF French soldiers CAP ne
enabled to keep their homes. which. It
In said. can be done by adding 10 cents
per day for each child TO the state
fund that has already been started.
The committee In charge OF the work
In Washington includes Mrs. Henne~
jennings. chairman; Mrs. Frederick
Brooke, vice chairman: Miss Harriet
Patterson Winslow. treasurer: Mrs.
James G. Pilling. secretary; and Miss
Roberta Bradshaw, corresponding see
rotary. Nine. Jusserand. wife OF tho
French emba ssador, and Lady Spring
Rice. wife OF the British amba ssador,
are also much interested In the WORN.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
How To Destroy Catarrh
Germs and End Catarrh
Forever

Catarrh IL a germ disease and tho only
wav to cure it so It will stay cured
and never come back il to kill and drive
out of your system the catarrhal germs
which have found lodgment there.
When the germs go the catarrh will
stop. The trouble with most treat
ments, like spray, salves. creams.
greasy balms. lotions. etc. is that they
give only temporary rotief by opening
up for a while ,he clogged head, throat.
nd rOstItla. In a iirIlc time the ca
tGrTh 'nnic, brvk as bad as ever.
i"onlu ThO suffer continually from
catarrh should drop such temporary
h.rh '".i!;! ,.ud get some hing that real
l. HctE - thg root OF IhG diacaSe and
s'"mNs It out. Their" is nothing better
'l' furn ,"T"S tian breathing Into your
nose and lungs the pleasant, soothing,
80 .i.',. ~. ~. dcSufoT.n air OF Hyomei
''l % 'rc'd i;gh-"-rhJ made from
purcst oil of Eucalyptus and combined
AID germ Destroying ingredients. Hy>
Omci ncnetratcs and heals the inflamed,
sH o!icn me. e.nhranes OF your nose and
throat, stops discharges, clears the pas
81 SCS and compile Lelr overcome5 the
diS"a.'. ny stroyng its cause, For
catarrh germs cannot live in YOUR body
after Ilvomc reaches them. O'Donncll q
Drug stores ana nltny o! her Eond drug
gists IN v '.hinGtOn aud vicinity have
LONG sqid l'yOmCi on positive guhran-
tee OF successful results or money back
and find this generous policy pays. Most
druggists are now giving u pocket In
haler made from hard rubber with
every COmplet" treatment sold This
makes very simple, caav ana conVen-
lent as well as a thoroughly reliable
means OF treating by the best known
mehod this DANCE aus and often dis
PuSting disease. .--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Cincinnati's Challenge
Accepted by Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.-Cincinnud has
waved rcd flag in the face of Balti-
more. intimatina that the people Of
he Ohio citv are more generous. more
liberal and willing to do more for tho
unfortunate than Baltimore.
Cincinnati started campaign on
Monday TO raise S2Oo.OO0 for the poor
" that city. and yesterday the cam
pairn manager teleCraphed that tho
lotal at the close OF work Wednesday
vas $1,000. and that 100000 In pledges
would be secured before Baltimore OBJ
tanned similar sum
"Will She" asked Harry G. Hoax.
secretary OF the baltimore alliance ana
manager Of this citv's campaign for the
poor OF the team CAPTAINS and work
rrs.
''Shc will not" WAS the answer TO the
,'incinnau challcuRc. given in hearty
chorus of decidedly enthusiastic NOES, "
and lust to show Cincinnati that she
was given 70 such boastinCs as the
5snties use 10 quote Mr.. kipiing,
Mr.. Hoax televra phcd back that Bal
rinorc's total to the hour OF the lunch
con Yesterday amounted TO s&.344. or
lust st.3ii more than the Cincinnati
figures showed. and that Baltimore had
decided since Cincinnati was getting so
raY 10 raise that sl0G 900 first.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Officers Elected by
Osiris Lodge, Masons

l.ucien Garrison yunG is the new
master Of Osiris Lodge. 80. &c. Masons.
Mr.. Yung was advanced from :, nior
warden to master. The other officers
elected include: William Walter Scott.
senior warden James larwood Graves.
Junior warden William Taylor FttZ-
gerald. treasurer: william Vincent
Lewis, chaplain. Thomas Henry uns-
worth. marshal: Charles Stewart Cav
Ter. senior deacon: Harry Herbert
Thompson. junior deacon; Samuel Vic
tor Gusack, senior steward: Herbert
Parvin Gerald. Junior steward John
King Betker. tiler: Carey Smith Frye.
director of floor work; A. D. Hatha-
way. secretary, II. p. Gerald. T. II:
OF relief ". ". Lewis. delegate TO St
Johns Mite Association: Joseph Her
zog proxy to st. Johns Mite Associa-
ton; s. V. Gusack. delegate to Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home: w. T.
Fitzgerald, representative manager.
lodge room No. 9: $. r. Jacobs, r. NJ.
trustee and custodian; y, y Gerald
proxy for J. w: w. r. Fitzgerald.
proxy for master; Joseph IIerzog. proxy
for s. w
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
DEATH CHAIR VICTIM
SPARES HIS MOTHER
Fond Parent in Odessa Never
to Know Of Slayer's Execu-
ton.

COLUMBUS Ohio. Dec. 3-That his
mother may never know that he died In
the electric chair for killing another
man wac one Of the last requests OF
Potter Skribner. sentenced to h~ executed
before dawn today at the State peI,iten-
tiary here. as n penalty for numbering
Detective Kaiser Bartecki in Columbus
last spring. Officials promised him that
they would not tell her.
A little more than two wears ago
Skribn.r left his mother In Odessa. Rus
sia. Together they had scrapcd and
snved 500. so the boy could come to
America, make good. and bring her to
live with him. The pride and confidence
she has in him show plainly in the let
tors found among Skribner's effects.
Skribncr said his mother was his only
living relative: that he made no friends
in America aside from the Columbus
woman with whom he became infatu-
ated and who. It Is alleged. took his
money and fitted him and caused the
shooting Of herself and the murder Of
the detective who tried to arrest
Skribner.
Somewhere down by-strcet in the
cit, of Odessa this morning an old
woman drcame. as she potters Sround
her scantily furnished rooms. OF boy
who ts working hard at good lob
somewhere in America.
The old woman never heard Of the
Ohio state penitentisry. II aomcon"
showed her q picture of II this morn
Ing she wouldn't know what It was.
Nor would she recognize a photograph
OF the death chamber. where n man with
masked face sits strapped in chair:
where three guards. half-conccaied bH
screens. rest their hands expectantly on
electric switches. And n this scene
were reproduced in motion pictures be-
fore the old womans eyes. Just as II II
happening today. she would not know
that the dying man in the chair was
her aon
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
GIRLS! TRY It!
HAVE THICK, WAW,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming out.
-
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double its
beauty at once.

Your hair becomes light, way. fluffy.
abundant and appears as soft lustrous
and beautiful as n young girls after a
"Dand"rinc hair cleanse" Just try this
mois,en a cloth with II little Dandcr-
inc and carefully draw it through your
hair, iaking one small strand at a
time. This will cleanse the hair of dust,
art and excessive oil and In Just a few
moments you have doubled the beauty
Uf your hnr
Besides beautifying tho hair at once
Dandcrine dissolves every particle Of
dandruh, cleanses. puriies and inviG-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
he after few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair--fnc and
downy at frst--ycs-hut really now
hair growing all over the scalp. II
YOU care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of il surely get 25-cent bottle Of
knowlton's Dandcrinc from any drug
sis, or toilet counter. and just try It.
Save your hair, Bcautify It. You
will say this WAS the best 25 cents you
ever spant.--Advt-
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
To Hold Temperance
Mass Meeting Tonight

A temperance mass meeting under
auspices OF the pinkham Bible class
will he held this evening AT s o'clock
N the Immanuel Baptist Church, Six
tcpnth street and Columbia road. The
principal address will be made by VII
bert F. Cooke. general secretary. of tho
hristinn brotherhood Society. his sub
Icct being side I.ighis on the Liquor
Traffic." Nj cooke has done cvengclis-
iic work in many cities, and will toll OF
'ome Of the means employed TO corrupt
The morals OF the Young.
Other speakers will be Theodore Hos
teller president Of the sunday School
Society of the District OF Columbia and
member Of the Ford peace party: the
Rev. Robert W. zoe. the Rev. Harry
r, Angus. Homer Edison. and the Rev.
i &. Johnson. A. Wade W"lls will
reside
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Mr. Daniels to Speak at
"amline Church Tonight

'etarv Of the Navy Daniels will he
principal speaker AT the fraternal
Of ceremonies to b" held tongh, at
niine NJ T.. Church in the celebra-
of the semi centennial anniversary
1at congregation. Other addr, sscs
r.. he made by the Rev. W. T. We'd
70 boon. pastor OF Foundry NJ r.
'.'ch. and the Rev. Clarence 4. Vim
. 'r president OF the pastors fedcrr
, 900 The prayer will nr offered by
Rev, Franklin HHmilt m. chancellor
" American University. Mrs William
l.. Evans Will he at the organ. and Mr.
Humphrey will sinc a solo
The Rev. Lucicn Clark. pastor Of
! liumllne ia0l 1895 preached al the spir-
!,ual culture ex"r,iscs lnst ni.ht A
nrran recital was given by DR. II II,
Frecmnn, and solos We're sung by Mrs
y. H. Smart
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Virginia Indians Send
Apples to Mrs. Gait

AMHERST. Va. Dec. The Indians
whn liN" in thia vicinity have gathered
from thor own orchards and sent As a
bridal present TO Mrs. Norman Galt
l'reSidon, Wilson'S 1ancce. a bnrrcl Of
"hoiCe wtnesan apples. 1t was learned
,odsy. As Mrs Gait claims to be
''rect descendant Of PoCahuntas. thav
l"emed It appropriate to send nsr a
Wedding slit.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
- Got Rid Of Wy Pinspie. In u Harry
with Stunrt's Calcium WnTers."

The grentest blood purifier known
TO science is calcium sulphide. u Ia
ono OF the most marvclousiy acting IN
gradients nature has ever given man
to assist In blood cleansing
Bile may be. blackhcads. pimples. liver
spots. muddy complexion. tetter. rash
hoils. etc. calcium smlphide as included
in StuRrts Calcium Waters quiCkI.
corrects the faulty conditions and re-
stores q normal and delightful colorful
skin.
You may obtain a box OF Stuart =
Calcium Waters from any drug store
price 30 cents. Get q box today and
soc a wonderful difference in your COM
plexion in a very few days.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Close Swiss Frontier.

PARIS. D"C. Swiss newspapers
"cport that the recent German order
losing the Gorman-SNiss boundary ~
psirG enforced With unusual strictness.
particpiarlv along the Baden frontier.
Even nersors who havo special pass
Porte have boen unable during tho last
'sw days 10 leave or enter Germany.
The Washington times., 1915-12-03
Complexion Like a
Lily in a Few Days
Behind a Mass Of Pimples Beauty
Lies. Stuart's Calcium Waters
Will Quickly Remove Them.

All about us every day we see wom-
en- who would he crquisIteiy beautiful
we're It not for iheir pimpies. blntcnss.
skin erupticns. and d,scoloratIons
This condition 10 nTrnariIy brought
about by impure blood. Correct this
condition and the skin clears almost
maEicaIly