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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

Die Ser. gtaaten Sonoels,
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rer ltntcrilldungen, 0oB Sic Mod
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Evening star., 1915-02-26
PURE FOODS AND CANDIES.
Anniversary Values.

COFFEE A special Anniversary
Blend Coffee that will
please the most exacting. A quality
that would regularly command 38c.
3oc pound; in 5-pound lots,
29c pound.
Skaters Best Baltimore Bacon, OF
a mild cure and delicious, tasty
flavor; the kind that is pleasing and
appetizing.
Machine sliced, skinless, 25c lb.
Machine sliced, with skin, 23c lb.
BY 3-pound piece or over, 21c lb.
Assorted Observation-Disclosures
covered Marshmallows, Chocolate
covered Peppermints, Old-fashioned
chocolate Creams, Cocoanut Butter
sweets. Lemon Creams, Orange
creams, Pineapple Creams, Whipped
Creams. Coeoanut Puffs.
zSc pound. Regularly 4Oc.
Chocolate and Vanilla Wrapped
Caramels.
zlc pound. Regularly SOC.
Assorted Chocolates in pound
boxes.
SOC pound. Regularly 40c.
Assorted Hard Candies.
23c pound. Regularly SOC.
Seashore Pebbles: delicious
nutty-havored sweet.
&c pound. Regularly 40c.
Supar-roasted Peanuts,
lSc pound. Regularly 2Sc.
Evening star., 1915-02-26

Premier Brand Pure Fruit and
Cane Sugar Jams, guaranteed to con-
tain no artificial colorings, in straw
berry, raspberry, apricot, blackberry,
red cherry. peach and pineapple.
S jars for Sl.0O. Regularly 2sc.
Del Monte Brand Graded Aspara-
gus: an extra tender and we'll flavor
ed grass which regularly sells at Soc.
cans for $I.00.
Premier Brand Orange Marma1ade,
regularly sold at 25c.
15c jar.
Savoy Brand Asparagus Tips; a
grass; regular 25c value.
6 cans for S1.00.
Premier Brand Peanut Butter
made from the choicest peanuts reg
ular 25c size.
3 Jars for soc.
Orange Blossom Brand Genuine
Maine Corn; a tender grain, free
from mots and silk; regular l5c value.
Sl.2S dozen cans.
Plain and Stuffed Queen Olives,
put up in the new convenient screw
top jar; regular 25c size.
3 jars for S5c.
Strasbough Brand Bright Red To-
matoes; a good, heavy pack.
Sl.00 dozen cans.
Indian River Grapefruit, medium,
4Oc dozen.
Cero-Vita; the new combination
breakfast food of rice, rye and wheat.
3 pkgs. for 25c.
Regular 1oc size.
Fifth floor Tenth street
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Fine Quality Ribbons

SELF-COLORED FANCY RIB
BON, of extra heavy weight, suitable
for children's hair bows and also for
hat trimmings; an attractive showing
Of new colorings, in 5-inch width; zoe
yard.
DOROTHY DAINTY SASH RIR-
BONs, W inches wide, in the pretty
plnks and blues and all white. These
are in the MORE antique effect, with
floral borders on either side; the
quality is exceptional. .55c ward
A SINGH SELF COLORED
FANCY RIBBON, in rose pink and
sky blue, with sash width to match
in same colorings. Splendid quality
and very much less than regularly,
25c and SOC yard.
Main floor Center
Evening star., 1915-02-26

cision as fair as I can make it--an aye
for an aye"
The vote appearing to be a tie. Chair
man Emery cast the deciding vote in
favor of the Congressional sextet. An
appeal was promptly noted from the
chairs decision, whereupon the chair
man vacated the chair and brought the
contest to a close.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Russian Positions Captured.

Capture by Austro-Hungary of sew
eral important Russian positions to
the east Of Grybow and capture Of $50
prisoners has been reported from
Vienna to the embassy here. The dis
patch also reported further progress
south of the Dneister. and said 3.33s
men and ten officers were captured IN
the battles of February q and %.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
US. NOTE IS DISCUSSED
BY DIPLOMATS IN Berlin
Conferences Between Imperial Au
thorities and American Ambas-
sador Are Exhaustive.

BERLIN. February IS. via London,
12:1O a.1n.-The American note to Ger
many and Great Britain on the subject
of foodstuffs to civilian populations Of
belligerents and submarine activities
at sea, copy OF which was handed to
the German foreign Office by Ambassa- :
dor Gerard the night of February %.
has been subject of exhaustive dis
cussion for the past two days between
the German imperial authorities con-
cerned and the American ambassador.
AS result of this close attention the
German reply is gradually taking def
mite form.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press has been assured by a most com
petent and reliable authority that the
American proposals are regarded as
constituting a satisfactory basis for
themselves in many respects accepta-
ble Certain of the proposals, now
ever, will be subjected to more or less
important notifications.
Impressed by Friendly Spirit.
Government circles have expressed
themselves as impressed by the friend
ly spirit in which these proposals
have been advanced and the evident
desire on the part of the American
administration to reach solution OF
the difficulties involved in the present
methods Of maritime warfare to Del
ligerents and neutrals alike.
The American note probably VIII not
be published here until the German re.
sponse has been sent forward. but
there is good reason to believe that 1t
deals with three principal subjects,
namely, mine and submarine blockade
of coasts. thu use of floating mines and
the entry of foodstuffs for civilian
populations.
Difficult to Obtain Opinion.
1t is difficult to obtain any authorita-
tive expression of opinion concerning
the German point of view on these
points from any of the imperial gov
ernmental departments interested in
the negotiations or to overcome the
censorship restrictions in treating of
this matter in news dispatches sent
out from Berlin by telegraph.
Judging. however, from a general
knowledge of German policy and in
tentions it may be said with confidence
that little difficulty will be experienced
so far as Germany is concerned In
reaching mutual agreement for the
discontinuance of floating mines. The
attitude of the German admiralty on
mine planting along hostile coasts.
however, is at the present time un-
known.
England's Attitude Not Known.
LONDON. February 26.-The Ameri-
can note bearing on the German naval
zone and food supplies for the civilian
population of the belligerent coun-
tries.. which already had been cons.d-
cred by Sir Edward Grey, the foreign
secretary, and Premier Asquith, was
discussed at a meeting Of the cabinet
yesterday afternoon, but no cation
as to the attitude of the government
has been disclosed to the public.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
SHERATON TEA CARTS. /

mahogany finish, with removable
tray and dull copper lifts; artil-
lery wheels. An especially neat
design, and the utmost in prac-
tical convenience, for afternoon
tea service. Regular $3.50 val
lie. Special. SITS each
Sixth floor. q street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Mating Suit Cases
Anniversary price, $l.95 each,

24-in. Size Mating Suit Cases
with cowhide, leather corners and
brass lock and bolts: cloth lined
throughout. We call particular
attention to the excellent quality
of the china mating used in this
suit case. Light weight and
strong.
Fourth floor, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Jim and Jack,
The Merry Acrobats
Anniversary Special Price,
ZSc zach

This is new toy just received from
abroad. Amusing and entertaining for
the smaller children. Can be made to
40 many stunts and perform most
miraculous and grotesque antics. Made
OF wood and prettily hand-colored.
New, and barely possible that we
Shall ever be able to duplicate them.
Fourth floor. T street
Evening star., 1915-02-26
MARRIED.

LASHHoRN-wILIAMS. On Saturday, January
80. 1915. at Alexandra. Va. by the Rev;
=. P. Phillips, rector Of St Paufs EpiscoPel
Church EMMA J. WILLIAMS and c. MARIAN
LASHHORN. No cards.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
WARDROBE TRUNKS. car

NVO@ INO1$NSs CANVAS
covered and fiber bound, strongly
made in every particular, with steel
clamps and fine brass lock; the in
terror is neat and practical, having
cloth lining, double bar hangers and
FIVE drawers. The best trunk value
ootainaoie ..............$16.75 each
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Notion Department

Notion Department
Good Quality Double-covered
Dress Shields, i'll sizes ., 5 and 4,
) pairs for Csc
Hose Supporters of silk frill
elastic, regularly selling at Soc,
25c pair
White Cotton Elastic Hose
Supporters, regularly selling at
loc, 1Oc pair
Main floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
GIRLS FANCY WASH DRESSES.

Of plain colored linens in Russian
and Oliver Twist styles, and some
with fancy striped cotton crepe
waists and linen skirts; sizes s to
10. Special. .:.....:.....Sl.95 each
Third floor. street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Appeals to the Audience.

Representative Fitzgerald also called
attention to the fact that the members
of the House seXtet were '.all clean
shaven, on top of their heads as we'll as
on their chins."
Mr.. Colladay, for the club, admitted
that while the club might, and did, ex-
pect to lose once in a while at golf or
tennis, but said that when it came to
singing he claimed that the clubs six
cylinder engine was superior even to
a congressional eight. He called for
a unanimous vote of the audience for
a fair, just, upright, honest and i'm
partial decision in favor of the Co
lumbia Country Club
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Women's Gloves

Women's Gloves
Women's 20 button length
White Glace Gloves, all sizes,
S2.45 pair
Women's 10 button length
White Glace Gloves, all sizes,
$z.l5 pair
Women's One-clasp White
Washable Chamois Gloves, all
sizes,
85c pair
Main floor, Center.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL TEAM
WINS At SINGING BEE
Recent Victors in Press Club Con-
test Put Columbia Six
ION the Shelf

The Congressional sextet, composed OF
Representatives Humphreys, Harrison.
JacoWay, Stout, Reilly and Langley, re-
Gently vlctors IN a vocal contest with
seXtet composed or members or the Ma
tional Press Club, added to their laurels
last msht by winning a decision over
the Singing Six members OF the Co
lumbia Country Club.
Judges of the contest. which was held
Evening star., 1915-02-26
chairman Puts Question to Vote.

Chairman Puts Question to Vote.
Chairman Emery in putting the ques-
ton to a vote asked that those in IA
yor of the House six should vote aye"
land those favoring the club seXtet were
also asked to vote aye"
.This," he said, will make the de-
Evening star., 1915-02-26

On Sale Tomorrow, Saturday, Morning.
The March list of records includes of unusually
aotve dance selections the quality superb
tone volume rhythm and balance being absolutely unappoacabe
Here the two dance hits of the country
from Montgomery & Stones opera, "Chin Chm
Chin Chin Fox Trot, including Good Bye Girls
Record No I'm Through" and Love Moon" Din
an, Watch Step medley fox including g, -
'- "The Syncopaed Walk" and Settle Down ~''-'
/ in Horse Town.
Record No. fGoodBye Girls Through sung by Ray ,o;
,--- mond Dixon. ~
'n' Ragtime Temple Bells, sung by Billy Murray 7Se
YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR THESE AND THE OTHER
NEW RECORDINGS NOW FIRST PLACED ON SALE
Fouthfo
Evening star., 1915-02-26

sCHMALHoFF. On Wednesday. February q
1918. at $50 p.in.. at Sibley Hospital. VII.
LIAM L.. beloved husband of Mrs. X. f
Schmalhoff. aged seventy-two years.
Funeral from his late residence. G2l Florida
avenue northeast. on Saturday. February 21
at nm Interment at Arlington. Relative,
and friends invited to attend. a6s
Evening star., 1915-02-26
China and Glassware Department
Fifth Floor, G Street Bldg.

Fifth Floor, G Street Bldg.
Cut Glass Water Sets, $3.o5 eacl1-reguarly $500
Pitcher and E Tumblers of clear and brilliant
glass, richly in beautiful floral effect
Cut Glass Water Pitchers, $1.95 each-regularly
$2.75.
Excellent shape and size, beautiful pattern and
splendid quality. A much better pitcher than is
usually found at $275.
Austrian Fancy China, 58c piece.
This China regularly sells at Sl.OO and Slz2 In
cluded Salad Bowls. Footed Bowls, Mayon-
naise Bowls on trays. Cake Plates, Footed lake
Plates and Footed Nut Dishes: handsomely deco
rated in variety of artistic patterns and colors.
Bavarian China, $l95 set.
Handsome Decorated Bavarian China OF splendid
quality. tinted in floral and gold designs and nu-
merous we'll chosen decorations seven-pleee
Berry. Salad and Celery Sets and Teapot, Sugar
and Cream Sets.
English Teapots, 2sc and 33c each.
Fine English Earthenware Teapots. IN attractive
DECORATIONS sensible shapes and colors, and two
of the most desirable sizes. They are offered at
about one-ha1f the regular prices.
Nickel=frame CasseroIes, $1.OO each-regularly
$1.5O.
These Casseroles are in found shape and a most
usable size: brown exterior and white porcelain
lining. set in an open-work nickel frame, with
mahogany finished handles
Earthenware Baking Sets, 3 Dishes 35o.
This is the regular Soc quality. brown and white;
3 Dishes each size; f, 7 and inch.
G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-26

THOMPSON.
are hereby notified TO attend the funeral of Hon.
Lady MAMIE THOMPSON. Saturday. February
II, 1915, from Eaon Raptist Church. c street be-
tween 9th and 7th streets southeast. at o'clock
pm. Members are requested to meet at the
church at II o'clock. BY order Of the royal
matron. Il. V. CAMPbELL.
B. JAYMES, Secretary.
WILSON : A. o,,repfon. Va. Thursday. Feb.
Evening star., 1915-02-26

SAUNDERS. Departed this life Friday: Febnl-
ary 26. 1915, at $3.50 am, FENTON ID.
SAUNDERS son OF Jalia 1. Saunders and
the late Loren VI. Saunders.
Interment at Oak Hill SATURDAY. February %,
at pm. Funeral private.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-08
JOHNSTON NEW
 CHAMPION IN
 TENNIS WORLD

New York, Sept. 8-William M. Johnston inscribed his name upon the classic national tennis singles cham pionship most inpressively yesterday, using a forehand stroke that left .no dispute as to his right to the title. The young player, who two seasons ago was hailed as the successor to Maurice iE. Mclaughlin, made good the predic- ton by the score of Is, 60, 7-5, 1O-8, while thousands cheered the van quished Mclaughlin and the new hold CT of the highest honors of the Amer ican courts.
 It was memorable battle and an inspiring scene at the climax on the field of the West Side Tennis Club,t at Forest Hills, l.. l., when the two men fighting for a sporting honor, and fighting with all that was in them, almost collapsed at the end and hoist ed on the shoulders of their comrades with the cheers of the 1000 spectators ringing~in their ears, were carried from the field.
 While the homage paid to Johnston for winning one of the greatest ma atcI7es of the All Corners tourna- ment has ever known in it's thirty-hve years, was sincere and true, still on all sides there was regret that Mo Lough1in, the hero, who overwhelmed Norman E.. Brookes and the. late An thing F. Wilding in the great Davis Cup matches last vera, should be de- snied the permanent possession of the All Corners Cup on which his name is twice inscribed.
 It was not the same Mclaughlin who stood in the court yesterday that overwhelmed the famous Australasians a, year ago.. Time had taken some thing from his game and as ever youth must be served, in this instance it fairly 1eaped to its reward. Except for the first set and the briefest of in tervals thereafter Johnston was always the master of his mighty adversary.