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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01
BIG RACKET
STORES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B. H. RIDDLEBERGER, Prop.


The Thompson shoe at Kahn's.
American Ladies Tailoring Company
Made to Measure and Ready to Wear lines
of suits, dresses, skirts, coats and waists
Latest creation of STYLES and fabrics fol
Spring and Summer of 1915 can be seen al
Ian Isis. No trouble to show goods, car
be seen by asking,
Spring Styles in Queen Quality Shoes fol
Ladies at Theodore Brothers.
Buy Ingersoll Watches of Miller's Phar
macy. always complete stock.
See your doctor first. then come to Mil
ler's Pharmacy.
Ask Miller's Pharmacy first.
New Spring Dress Goods and Silks, large
assortment at Palmbaum's.
For good results bring or ship your bee
hides to the c F Wall 20.
Burpee's Seed Grow
Our stock of these well known seeds il
better this year than ever. They are nov
on sale, Burpee's Garden seed.
Brown d Hooff, Druggist.
Gas Range For Sale
For sale, Kalamazoo Gas Range. AS gooC
as new, will sell for about half price,
Mar. 16-tf. Hyuan Wiener.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

will be in Charles Town at our Reposi-
tory on Saturday. une 18th. Please call
to see me at that time in regard to a nice
buggy or surrey for spring. We pay trans
portation on wheels for new rubber tire
and we do the work cheaper thsn any firm
in the country. Write or call to see us.
Through the week Mr.. Adam Brown OF
the Palm Hotel is our representative, and
various vehicles.
Milford Slough,
For Thrnsb 4 Gton1h
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

prehensive line of dry goods, silks, notions
furnishing goods, floor coverings, curtains,
ladies' and cbildren's ready to wear wash
dresses and all at prices that will interest
you. our white tub silk waist for 79c worth
dial invitation to pay us visit.
Very truly.
C. r. SHUGART
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

The ladies of Halltown realized sixty
dollars at their strawberry festival on
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Hospital
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01
In. OH.
.lness Locals.

Iness Locals
III Ronemus.
Cooke Stove at Phi'llps
!. doaJle heaters
H. eggs and butter and
tor,lem. G. CsIlan
Cem.5n Rubber Heels at
no approved real estate
Ham T PoRTERFItLD'
Charles Town, W. Va.
bsr. ware, finest line of
CslIsnd see them, John
Il. celebrated " Wear Well"
Il Kabn's.
vooi. feed cement and
John C Burns Il Co
In dollar, to loan on real
FRANK BECKWITH,
Attorney.
HaureI ranges Id by John
brices paid for eef hides.
Lyman Wiener
H. buyit Of Niller's Phar
asoIins engines at
Philips q Moreland-
h First-Ciass old time Fire
nies.
] furnished.
A. G. WYNKooP,
Ronemus a call for Gro
aims to keep eyerythin,
ate in this line, and can fill
ty,
greatly reduced at the
or barn roof leaks see
,..l... ,,.,;...,,,
UPS w '''7 y w. -'"' i''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

Il Washington Street.
i 'o"n, W. Va.
| Shoes. q Rubber
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

of The
bur In
neS For
.g Men
by Geo.
Steller con-
he leading.
and fabrics.
pltra made
ung men.
Pray CASH
The more
pate styles
not price.
Puf Motto.
Show You,
NarsteIIer
rice CIotbiier.
Washington Street,
+ Town. W. Va.
o u Leather & Rpbb.
Shoes. N0''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

H., .oos and butter and
Them. GS Csllan.
|Cga.5n Rubber Heels at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

approved real estate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

IMiIler's Pharmacy has it. or viii get 1t for
you.
Miler's White Pine and Tar is the best
cough syrup for everyone.
New Gloves, hosiery and underwear at
PaImbaum's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

|1ouS T. P0RTERFIELD'
Charles Town, W. Va.
bsr. ware, finest line of
| Csllsnd see them, John
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

Children's Day Services will be held at
Beulah next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
being postponed from last Sunday on
account of the rain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

Riopon Camp, No. Al, P. o. s. Of
A. will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival at Rippon on Saturday
evening, June 5, 1915. Everybody
,relcOme
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-01

Mr.. Thomas C. Bowling of this place
was elected Generalissimo of Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar of
West Virginia, which met in Bluefield
last week,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
STAG AT PARK is
ENJOYED BY VETS
Athletic Program and Dutch Lunch
Round Out Events OF Initial Day
OF Encampment-

The visiting delegates and their
friends were given a treat by the local
camp at the Exposition park last night
IN the form OF a stag. Refreshments
we're served throughout the evening in
good old camp style. the weiners being
cooked In an immense kettle over
camp IRE. Entertainment in the way
% an athletic program was given. and
the Military Field band OF Chicago and
the Rockford Bugle corps furnished
the music.
The visiting veterans left Market
square on street cars about s o'clock
and shortly after their arrival at the
park the program started. Altogether
there were about 500 present, includ-
ell In the number being some OF Iowa
veterans attending the encampment
now In session in Davenport. The al
fair was over about 1890 o'clock. but
rounded out the first days entertain
ment for the visitors in nice shape.
and added iaurels for the local COM
mit;ee on entertainment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
DEWEYS BUGLER
is PAYING VISIT
Max Drndauitz. Who Was on Flagship
Olympia a. Manila. l. At
Tending Encampment.

= baEieI for Admiral Dewey AZ Ma
ulia.-
This was the way Max prozdowitz
Introduced himself 90 an Argus re-
porter az the Rock Island house last
evening. Rock Islanders WILDLY re-
call the history making DAYS back in
S. la which uewcy's decisive victory
IN the waters bordering the Philip
pines stands out as one 90 the most
strikiua. achievements.
NiT Drodowifz was on the flagship
Olympia and is a member OF SchIcy
naval camp. 40. s.. Chicago. This Is
tho single naval camp OF L. 5. ". v.
In the state % Illinois. The visit TO
the 18th annual encampmeut OF tho
United spanish War Veterans iu this
city a. his second here. lie was with
Lieutenant Governor o'Hnra during
the iattcF'H visit In Rock Island when
campaigning for the democratic nomi-
nation for United States senator last
fall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
ARSENAL TRIP IS
HELD REAL TREAT
spanish War veterans infersstsd Ia
ssein< How Equipment They
Tsed L. Made.
SURPRISED AT score or Plant
Mzsszm Containing Relies 81 All Wars
Nafion Has Engaged In Also
BIZ Attraction.

Delegates and other visitors 20 the
ssez@pnsst vsre highly pleased with
their vlsli % Rock Island arsenal yes
tsreay Afternoon Much favorable
comment on The sizs and general ap-
psaraaes % ths government institution
on the island Nas heard az the head
quarters ~ the Rock Island house last
sgeuinE after The visitors had returned.
Thsy bearded open cars a. Market
square shortly after o'clock There
we're eight cars used 90 carrying them
20 the island. There Vas a surprise
almost tu ovcTy direction the visitors
Hazaifestsd much Interest The vet
Grams. al familiar through their ex-
psrfeaees "a Vs with arms and other
squipmsat manufactured % the arse
nal. bad an added iatcrest "a ths
sights
Mussnm Attraetion.
Tss mussgm proved . BIG attrae-
u1as since e eoatains 80 many histo-
real relics. sa&s from the Spanish
Aaserseaa war. TIE various articles
ea display tssFr bFusEEt vivid recnl-
tsett1ss an tEr miaas % the veterans.
TIE shaEs we're ar visited with che
eKcersi5e % hat On whiea snail arms
Wsro manufactured. ft vas closed.
We ttt Esvr a Gre visit or tGr arse-
sat.~ ssrf Aflafsat Maria sippie oil
EtsfE. last errataE rtt was one %
staesEies SOC an STACY 6f che b6Fs
zee ga segssiffssera aa che tsiaa1.
ser tesEE e9slssfes ir ere same gFEi-
ErE HsE t.Frr ts ore EEiEE ahiea
sr1s aEF BE- che minis OF sw Who
WesE 1tFF utEs Es q FstrE. aat that
Eel tEsE E sEeUrf as EEaE treir Eam
ls zoe ssEEleE asg ssas we are roe at-
'aEeEeer sF9seseE FsF UaHsfsrsuF~ o.
arms set ssssustEi1s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
JOIN IOWA VETS
ON TRIP ON BOAT
nEcEFTioy AVID DANCE TONIGHT
CioslaE sssslsas % Eaeampmsat To-
msrre~ WI Keep Vt.ifor. Busy
-PAra.i~ IN Aftsrnooa-

VITA the sasiasss sessions 40 Ezfs
fsrsngou gFsg. Gsiszatss aad visisers
% ths taifsG s1aeffa War Vstsraes
-neamSgsns sEd tEs fsDartaasEE Ia
Glss' auxiliary e4sstieE. tanned O. 80
social tsatuFss tsF tEs FElzatn9sr %
t4a daT
rhs sFsas eats aftsrnesa vas hsal
fsinsfY VITA tas 9s.s14tus O. tEs Iowa
gspaftG4sGs eseaa se4saE % tEs C.
" v. a. ssssieG o. uaFsuseTt. sad
consfatsf % q tFis thrssEn tAs Moiias
ieeEs sad as STREAM on the steamer
at Fsat TIE titiaois delegates i-ft a.
2 o'efecE. taa tfawtsYs Dsopls havtaE
BOARDED tas seas a. Davenport
rns stsamer was scEsdgisG O. Fe-
TARA &C 6 siock tais sVeGiax. kaG -
afxat. bsEiantax az 8 e'eleeE. a rscss-
tioa asd aaace VII be held as tEs
~ stsh Tower aa EE1s srss4fsss 60
be q dsl9atf4i sssiF
CIasia4 DsT BasY Oa--
rsmerreTv. Eas ciesfaE Gsy 81 tEs
~ncmnSmens. vii BE- a tuaT eae. sizes
81 af me ausfasss VII have % b.
wound 40 during ths marutnx sessisc
aad EAa Geess efsarsf fsr tas social
fsatlrum Gurtas tna aftsFnaon saG 80
snfaa
raa f.i-xasss wi meet az tas Ftss-
~ tAeaErs a. 8 efeiacE anf VII eskF
q rscess az noon. sad a. 40 O'clock
IN tas sftsrneon tns eflesfs siscts,s
VII ~ tassai-f rHfs VII tsss s.sss
~ time fsr sas formation aad start sf
me 0srssts az 9 eeieeE
rhe a.siiss aa&iifafV wiI meet ts
30 eetees pa ne aaruiaf al Memo
risl Hall. wasrs bustaess VIII BE- trsas-
scfsd aad "a hogf tstsr tas taGlss
VIII sdiouFa. AE 40 seiacs taeT WI
asia me Iowa isdies st breakfast az
HsisrvarT sart Efvea cerss iiei-atlsrr
e. naa ug Ma tfefsa Could aasegsrG
aaSilmrY m pagrap poet
Taea Of ee4rss a tar sfeaiaz asrs
VII 81 ge macha Reralts5 'fs aasEt
saaaaa crawl ef tae ssfuent" AsG sss
lah aaauaf sncam6msat m enc spaa-
bah Wac Veterans .aafs department
viii Boz BrsaaHf fa sa eaf rhs Iowa
eucsmameat closes tomorrow rvealas
also.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

ne seaafs OF enc National Csleer-
shy af trslsaf Bss tsrssF.t-f fs tee-
DON q raeoiufl1a rsft1rsflar Eae gov
egHmcnf 90 Introduce Beg sHttIaa en-
sBuaa Gel1ata meGIsft sfst-ats fs
e1m Blats metz courses taG sltsia
thefr degrees is Ghsifsh schools
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

While cranking his auto yesterday
Ray McMuIlen. SOS Thirty-hfth street
local jitbus driver, sustained a bad
sprain of the wrist. Although the IN
Jury was painful, Mc8liIlen expects 20
be able TO use his arm again the hTsI
OF next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
| lNg@Sagddl kaBaTaglSJ1g
Rock Island, Ill.

the ladies' AItruistic club of Canton.
The flag, now II years old. is hand
made. members of the club having
sewed il. 1t is entirely of silk. But
il did not reach the scene of battle, for
the government prevented this and a
regulation flag replaced it. Canton
members were mostly with Company
VI. 5th Illinois volunteers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
80 frrm narrnrart.

4oesoas IS auts-d ss tzvisE ssit
that q am ths letters o. tss aipszhet
rfc e. ere mesf gafortgssts. -
esasr &c Is always Gee % essh. always
ta dsef. EsvsF ogt % fzsEsF. sa4 la
hsu su tss tine o. ts also ne
rless freaarnftY sset tssteF De- che
sfbeasef.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
FLAG OF THE CANTON
CAMP HAS A HISTORY

Delegates from the Allan c. Post
camp. No. 50. OF Canton. brought with
them 20 the Spanish War Veterans en-
eampment the flag which they carried
In IS. and which was presented to
them when they left for the front by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
RELIEVED on RHEuNfATIsM.

psE1a, III have taken DR.. Pirrcc's
Coiirn Medical Discovery Ter six months
pas and have bern relieved 81 rheumatism
and Other complaints am entirely
sstts.+rd with this madeleine. '-AiEs.
Harm MisSsstHz, fii Jze,soa Ave,
D.1da. IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
MANY FOLKS IN OUR HOME
STATE TESTIFY.
WHEN IN A "RUN-DowN" CON-
DITIOS.

Aurura. nj have known about Dr..
PsrFrr's rrsnccirs for over - wears. At
go time vhrn IN a rundown and tired
gui' eundition / used Golden Medical
Discovery T. hripcd me-. / always
SPEAK eel - 9; and would b. willing 10
lssr Il again. Miss. MAnT NEWTON, 265
New fosk S., Aurora. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

liy theatre az o'clock this morning
The Rockford ffe and drum corps was
IN the procession and the boys OF IS
showed lots % pep IN their step.
They made a nnc appearance as they
proceeded east on Second avenue.
The lobby % the New Harper house
is decorated with American flags and
banners bearing the emblem OF the u.
8. W. v. Many OF the visitors in the
city are putting up az the Harper.
General James p. Stewart. Chicago.
rho ID head % the secret service de-
p.aFSmcnt % the postoGicc there. Is In
The city. lie - one OF the most Iovial
% che veterans and has a world OF
hgmoF which be spreads everywhere
be goes tie arrived yesterday with a
afirFafi1n- lie is with the esq club.
Woadiavn stock for the next con
Vrutipn place o. constantly rising
"a 1a4iaau delegate. Who came 90
Rock Island determined % secure the
1915 department. eneampmcut for the
CaieaEo suburb. have thus far pre-
scented an aggressive campaign %
landing thr meeting The delegates
E1t blsF az once uu arrival here had
some bsdEr6 made az the ReEalln com
paaF and have issued them 90 all
delegates and visitors. The ribbons
pF0eizisa -Woniiawu iu f9if-
f11rs q. M1gifnn. auxiliary ana CO.
ambla camp. o.. s. W. ". CHICAGO. .
.sge a huge tsnurr suspended across .
ne center o. tho lobby az the Rock is- .
and house. hradglarteFa for the vgt- .
.FsHF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
SNAKE CRAWL To
Be BIG FEATURE
wu CIass Essnts 90 FruFram "a
spaaish war VstsFaas' EssamF-
meet -ataFsaY-
0EterN4L sEnrENr - ON HAND
FIRST Mrmssr ~ MnfsarY ufErr e.
--u~s aa9 -limq kevr~r 81
tss sarrrf AmVaer2-

a t-aEar- az Ue rears asassss
rtF ret-rssss -sesseE Co
HssF EetsrteFs sre asatasE farVsrs
T5 v1a rlaee ssfs.fssE1ss Esf EssF
f.set s.ts.t-es ss vell. ts ss- crawl af
Wr 80 tseE snake Far9rrsU reEs
enc s.ssr rTreF OIL t rra@
rus vr. ts ta essrE- ar ere w-.--
fsrg 1rfer ~ -e-r IRE Eer F-sH
sr enc Cere0Efr sF $50 o CetsE1.
w Pee eF rsr f
sF Attendance Fa Hsr Fsa~E sFF
-r FF E
Ne-rr Temple feH.eT FsEr So
tE HsssEs. as H- aertas0 s-feFE lr
tsess l- Eel enc srfT sssrre- H-r
hrf s- ere ts ort-F at FP-f
F U.sats str.rs ee-F e SEQ
sr-H- 'sss ast Shiny t--e-f ~ fer
ss.r-f FHe af -sft.e
esrv-aGdae tsss year
OH ae sss-rrrsu. 1fF r=me'= EFE=+
FssF ss tsrfs e. e'sss Fs rrss5sr 80
s-aF- enc ef- rrer-r ff- SASS
eve wa~F en- asasfss War FFsrra=s
wss a-r rss Frs rr@bere % tEF
Snakes. fF tee 1862 f-rrars FsH
sssr efr wei esu Dogs. ass stgtse
ar e~~t~rs Co E~ttsFr VITA Gs ass
ASS ere snake sr fas gree fsrztss o.
UseE tstaeG
grretssf Eaeamr sErrL
"'rnts Oh Ev estst9a ts ere EFesf=ss
state vet -rass+ ea~ampearet ever Erlf
asf ts ts cav rfEas. therefore. fhaf
We ssert hsv- a large saabFF ~
ear5hsaFTs
SO frgm Davenport
O. ls srsres today taas tEFss utt De-
shaes 600 iowa vsssFass aftsaGisE che
session % tss Iowa ETuaFte1~gs. C.. s.
N w. we9 VIII - rasGatstrs saf f1i-
.sw tss ssagsss taft ot ere serpent
ssru teaaarr8W sreafsE uegweTa 20
srt 200 % tss ttissets boTs sse Co en-
sr tee Erssa fssEfss ana follow tas
'rrsfIs CD sss tsfr. also
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
AS A TONIC.

Aurora. III procured = supply q
.Ooilra Medical Discovery AZ the
truk store and u.oi Il a. directed. ~
. t0=ir. IL dii me n wonderful amount
q Enod u was certainly satisfactory.
! am Fiad 90 prai.r it."-Nins. J. ".
hrcaASAS. i39 South La sale ST..
Aurora. III
Get sncd blood through the rsc q Dr..
Fsrsec-s Colscn Medical Discovery. and
you uil have no moro weakness.
IL . the World. proved blood purifier
ard tonic. lt's not n sccTrt rrfnciy for
Sc insrcdients arr printed or the wrapper.
tar % take i to-day and before another
day has ra.scd tkc impurities ~ the hioud
uih beEin 20 leave war body through
The hyeF. kidnrys hoWcis and skin. AMI
u = lev days ynu viii know by yolr
s,e.siirs nerves trEn-r step, kccncr mind,
brighter cy'rs and clearer skin, that the
had hlood d passing out and new, rich,
pif- biood |. filing your artcrics-
IL vii clear the skin. cczrff,a. pifnpie-,
Eal.h. hloichrs vii dry up and disappearf
boiis. esrbGncies and Other evidences oi
iaiaied blood vii pas away never e
wlurSS .S--u-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
EHcAMPMENT NOTES

eleerEr tiaFWgat as AIlaa e. F1st
es@a so 90. o. 49, va vas raHzf
yesterday esgsata af detail Co Con-
saeF Cesr.Fs IT, uaEir1s IIr as-
s.sts tes ea~aseEeF 5a fis executive
tr5Fs
rFr were fra 1r aHre PARTIES Of
veterans aet ladies' uE1 eamr from
chicago 5s automobile ur William
D. asarr. Department s1rE~aa. led
ie enc EafEretrr car. e1e-lrr over the
Ersese1ssteFstsf tFaI art ere Rock
River valley F5sfe ta G5s party we're
-rFFts past department. elm-
ssstrs. H =. uazHs. past Judge adj
Vseatr E-arFais tfrs Hattie Peek ana
1fra- tia O.. seaaar7 1f Fl8-a q. M1ui-
Goa a-asesFT SO 8. CHICAGO Com.
eaal-r W.. =. Cait1IH ~ Bob Evans
ea@p. Woodland. also beaded aa au-.
t71aalT party Past Commander
lteszrts1e of seaIeF camp. ChleaE1
also came ia aa automobile. with srg-
Fral eEaFr delegates
o. tls rf- and drum corps of the
a. G. FISHER camp. Rockford. Ca the
smallest uniformed visitor iu attend
sser zt tA~ eerampmeat. ur ts Ken
erih kFldzlL aged 8 years. son of j. Z
w. Erutaii. director of che CORPS. lie
is ere mascot % thT organization. and
squares back bis shoulders ana uaiks 1
az ere head o. che orzauizatlon with I
t1e sane military carriage az his
elders
n5th thr Rock tslaad lodge 81 =. o. I
Etes aGI Rock Island aerie % g. %
Eagles have declared open house for
che visitors a. che racamptreut. and .
raaF have visited the club rooms OF /
each. where they we're received and .
ssowu about BY members % each I
lodge C1Hmuuicatiurs from each OF I
ere local orders we're read az thr con
grasiea yesterday morning. invitius
The veterans Co che hospitality % the
eiabs. arf tas veterans voted 70 &C
eapE ths iaEitati1a and thanks we're
-xtestesi-
ustwssa % and 90 vvtssans Visited
ne Hotel black Hawh. uavsnp8ft's
ssU kostsiFy. sftsr the trip on ths
steamer So Faui yesterday au~ruooa. !
~. J. uoeah1s. sgrrafuF. senl1r vice
.osaazzn,iss % iiiia8is department. do
slaFes that tsts e. E6s HE arst visif 10
Rock tsisrf tfrs ugaahaS e. quite
) BASEBALL fac ssf sgoa claims higher
iissisettoa that tkzt ia che rstiouai
szstless- FoF gears ~ managed the
'asaes stFeator Reds and PLAYED on
ss Hoes tsiaad dtsa1sa several times
villas Nekisisy camp No. -. Chi
ago. eas ffs saea@Bsaert headqu4r-
ers a. ti5tsi HaFuss- Tho a. elab.
,EtcaEo. e also ~ the Harms.
Coa@aassF Ioea ". Cars- % slhansr
iaF Gasp. Rock tstasa. is a. popular
m9aE ere delegates ana visitors 20
be- isfiss' sgxiiisry meeting. az he e
sise tke vetssars themselves ifs has
'rpssz- thrpsEH Eaaay eosrtesies. that
- e ever Watesfzi o: thsir neesss.
81 - - sever TOO bzsy With direct
g ths arrangements f1r ths efrersns
yeats 90 tss program 90 stop ard as
IS LADY Tie sane nsiEks b said
Z all the other fzs1beFs % Sihouy
iaT es=G sal that they are rot being
ssriookst O. the press % matters de-
zanitieE the zttenfioa az Ere local men.
; risasinE % the fsssinins visitors.
Headed by tus eoiorbearers. dele
asss 90 che Spanish War Veterans e.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Armenian Incident
Closed SO Far as U. s.
Officially Concerned

WASHINGTON. July s,-official ad-
vices to the State department today es-
tablished that the British liner Armenian
attempted to escape the German sub
marine, which sun II In consequences Of
It's efforts to evade capture.
Ambassador Page reported that the Ar
menian originally had been requisitioned
by the British government. but that the
requisition was cancelled before It's sail
ing from Newport News. Previously the
British government had informed Am
bassador Page that the ship wac en-
gagged In admiralty business"
It's status Is not regarded as essential
by officials in view OF the fact that ths
sinking OF a ship making repeated at
tempts TO escape Is held 70 be justifiabl'
under International law.
So far as the United States Is con
cerned the incident seems to be closed.
The State department was advised TO
day that four survivors of the Armenian
had left for Newport News from Brsto
on the Victoria and fifty-six others OF
the winifredian by way or Cardiff. Thii
accounts for sixty OF the members o.
the crew. There were no passengers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Whitman is Sure
of Becker's Guilt

ALBANY. N. Y. July a-oovernor
Whitman. in a statement issued today,
gave Martin T. Manton permission 10 di-
vulge any names which Manton men
toned to him in his appeal for executive
clemency for former Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker. In the statement the
governor said he was absolutely con-
vinced" that Becker Is guilty"
NEW YORK, July S.-on the authority
OF Charles Beeker's counsel, Martin T.
Manton. It was said today that II Becker
fails in his appeal TO the United States
supreme court he viii. before going 10
the electric chair. for the murder OF Her
man Rosenthal. make a public discosure
of the names OF the men with whom he
is alleged TO have divided $4,000 in graft
money collected from gamblers and keep
ers Of illegal resorts during his career al
head OF the famous police stronB-arm
squad. Six men, some OF them police de-
partment officials. are understood TO be
involved in the statement Becker has
prepared while awaiting the outcome OF
appeals to Governor Whitman and the
United States supreme court.
II was reported that Becker's attempt
would explain the death Of big Tim
Sullivan. who was believed to have beer
killed by a New Haven railroad train.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Army Aviator
LOOPS the Loop

SAN DIEGO. Cal, July a-Lieutenant
Byron d. Jones, the young army aviator
who recently established a record for
sustained flight while carrying a pas
senger looped the loop four consecutive
times here yesterday at an altitude Of
1900 feet He used a standard army
biplane the first time. It is said. such
machines have been employed in that
kind OF a performance. The motors
stopped while the aviator was on his back
IN the fourth loop. but he managed to
complete the circle and then yolplaned
down
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Only One Killed
in TakOma Wreck

TACOMA. Wash. July s.-one man
was killed and about fourteen persons
injured. when two coaches OF Chicago.
Milwaukee q ST. Paul passenger train
fell through a trestie today onto a
freight train passing underneath. near
Rainier. twenty miles south OF here.
The dead and injured have been taken
TO Rainier.
The man dead Is Lewis Bradeen Of
Seattle. contracting freight agent Of the
Milwaukee railroad. MIRA Bradeen was
badly injured.