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left In her after taking the opening set
and kept going along In the second until
she had the lead In games at 4 to 3. 1t
was then that she began to feel the
effects Of her folly In playing the doubles
match frst. She dropped the eighth
tame after leading at 3O-i5 and eased
OF enough In the next two to lose them
without scoring a point.
In the third set Mrs. Raymond started
inauspiciously by dropping the opening
game on her " service. but she came
back with a remarkable display "
strength. her final fash, and won three
straight games, all Of which went TO
deuce. Things began to look bright for
Mrs. Raymond. but the strain was 100
much and she dropped the fifth and
sixth games. She made her service
count well In the seventh game and won
It, taking the lead again at 4-3. but
lost the eighth at love on errors. Tn
the ninth game. on her own service, Mrs.
Raymond led at 40-i5. hut had not the
strength to score the point which would
have given her the game and was beaten
by Miss Bjurstedt. who finished the
match In the following game on her own
service.
Miss Guthrie Out Of Doubies.
Miss Guthrie. the Pittsburg girl who
meets Miss Bjursted in the final this az.
ternoon. was put out Of the doubles will,
Miss Florence BALM by Mrs. Raymond
and Miss Wildey at SIS. Is. 6-i.
h defeat may turn TO the Pittsburg
girls advantage In the long run, for II
will permit her to 70 on the courts fresh
for the singles battle. while Miss Blur
stedt must play in the doubles with Miss
Marie Wagner against Mrs. Raymond
and Miss Wildey In the morning. n
couple OF hours before the singles con.
test.
I Mrs. Rawson Wood and Mrs. Spencer
F. Weaver reached the final in the
doubles and will meet the winner Of the
above match for the doubles title upon
the completion OF the singles. The mixed
doubles will be played tomorrow. The
summaries
Metropolitan Championship, women'i
Bjurstedt defeated Mrs Edward
A-6. s.. g.. The point score;
FIRST SET.
M Mr. R R.ynsss.. ssss9sS41S;--2LL
SECOND SET.
MIS- MIS- R R.ym:Sd. c-ss-.
THIRD SET.
, Mics Bjurstedt..4 2 40,
| Mrs. Raymond. Ii q 15I ~
To,sls-Miss BJursted,. = sets. III game
% points: Mrs. Raymond. l set, IA games
80 points.
Metropolitan chsmpionship.. Women
Douhles-Third rouud-Nrs. Edward Ray
mond and Miss Edna Wl,d.y defea,et
Mrs. Robert \. Pope and Miss White
ia. <--6, -.
Fourth Round-Mrs. Edward Raymon
and Miss Edna Wildey defeated Ms
Martha Guthrie and Miss Florence Bsllin
IS. i-6, 81 Mrs. Rawson Wood an,
Mrs. Spencer Fullerton Weaver defest.,
Mis- Ruth Schwsb and Miss Ablowitz
e.. 81 Mrs. Robert lie Roy and Mrs
T.. smith defeated Mrs. Theodore Case
beer and Miss Marian Nanderhoef. i-6
! Ga. e..
Semi-fnai Round-Mrs. Rswson Woo
and Mrs. : + Weaver defeated Mrs. Robert
IL Roy and Mrs. l.. Smith. al. Ga.
| metropolitan Championship, Mixed Double
First round Mlss white and :. T.. Dav
| export defeated Miss n. Gardiner and I
II. A Williams, "a. -
second Round-Mrs. Spencer = Weave
and charles VI. Ruil. Ir.. defeated Mrs
! Albert HUMPHREYS and Eugene Nolan. G--l
CO.
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PELL and INMAN WIN
IN TENNIS DOUBLES
They Defeat Dabncy aud Niles
Two Sets To One on
Tuxedo Courts.

TUXEDO PARK. n Y. May 1.-THE
annual round robin invitation lawn ten
mis- tournament ia doubles opened on the
Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club courts
here to-day with five pairs entered. in
GLIDING some of the star players of the
East. Or account of the cold weather
the crowd was small. The courts were
in ideal condition aud some very fine
dennis was witnessed.
Two matches were decided. Theodore
Roosevelt pcll and Frederick e. Imam
of the West Side defeated Alfred s.
Dabncy aud Nathaniel ". Niles. the
Boston pair. two sets to ono, and the
Northwestern champion. G. NJ. Church.
and Dean Mathey easily defeated George
l.. Wrcnn and g. T.. Watson of New
York.
Poll and Imam played n very fast
game Throughout, although they lost the
first set to the EostoniatS at 81. They
turned the tables IN the second winning
easily. sin love. The third set was an
uphill contest for each. houors were even
all the way until / all was called. The
New Workers won the last two games
and the match. The Church-Mathcy
and wrenn-watson match resulted In an
easy victory FOR the former team. Wrenn
and Watson looked az though they
needed practice. The summary:
Peii and l,Hnan ". >ii-. and Dsbney.
FIRST sci.
Poll and inmAn.... t I 2-ls--I
Niles and Dabney .... q 4 : I I f-?6-s
SECOND 1T
S SI.. AND and 'T pasDsy .... t--s--s
THfED SET
pcli and 1u'nan I IstHictT-G !
Nile and Dshncy i0t5i2i2t $50 s
Church snd Nathcy ". " rem and Watson.
IRIS SET.
church and Mathey t-33-s
Wrenn and Watson. s1ij2 ?-.c-2
SECOND SET.
Church and Nathcy.. 4-Ss-s
Wienn and Watson. 52i4l a-2s-s
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Dartmouth Vcnts " c>'c.nn.

U,>uvEr. y. ~ NAV - Dartmouth
easily defeated Wesleyan her" to-day
10 : The game Vas SLOW, the only
bright spot h"'uG q lightning double
play, with Thiolsrhcr and iHunc handling
the WALL - nrlzcr who started ON tn"
slab for Wesleyan. h,d little cont ol AND
Was replaced iu IN" nf'H hN pub",s
Holmes started fur Dartmouth, but re
tired IN favor of ErUnlhV
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At the elections held yesterday at the
College Of the city OF New York Israel
Ornstein, a senior. WAS chosen as presi-
dent of the college athletic association
board. lie defeated Victor Smith Of the
1917 class by a small margin.
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public School 2, S; Pu,lic School a3,
Public School 2, IL. Public School n,
Public Schoo, ~. Public school u. =,
Public school rs, ~. Public School ~, !.
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10 NIGUr. HOUSE
n"odnrs W. J~acOhs-Shands v. Zulu Md.
'"N ats j0c. Itcs'd 7ac. & -, Boxes 81.
NJ IoMOBILE AND MOTOR TRUCK IN.
sTKlCTION.

Srv ART booklet explains Why
afro our course is BEST. Inspect
W root, our plant and he convinced.
- ", 18th ~. Ladies' classes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
@%criammlnns bcs @rcatcr Gapem-
port Committee.

Ias Greater Iapcnport Commit
tee belt geitcrn Mittag I'M CONNER
cial Stub leinc regelnabige Ser
lonrnlllng Oh, bel Der 5ullad)lt sic
Jett in Davenport grailirenbe Sole
tp Iirlt" Selpegltng naber ourbgc=
lprod)en mllroe. Morgcn miro ser
Commercial Glub befarntlid cine
Safety Sirlt" @eriammlung obbal-
ten, an Der bic W'itglieoer bes @rea=
ter 1apenport Committee en- corpore
tbeilnehnlcn lperben. Sn Gerbinbung
NIT Dem Goper,port Gonrmercio!
CLUB, oen Davenport elutu Slut,
eem Davenport @onan's Stub nllo
ocm Iapenport Gptarp Stub lpl cine
sroBc Safety 6irit" @crpeaul1g in
15e1irt nno praftii6 oltrdgefiibrt
meroen. Sefrctar Ncrpoco %erflGrte,
oaB ld)ol1 jett adtll1oicd,5ig Marnen
ollf Der Site Der @arantiiiten fir
zen @rano Opera @aranticfono 1te=
Ten. Nm @mt5en iino bl1nbert No-
men erf oroerlld. MllBcr0em erflGr-
te @err 9eprmpoo, baB idpl1 iebt M1l=
aelge1 in Die 3citungen bon fleincn
staoten bon Soma, Sainpis, Minne=
lrta, Ncbrasfa lno Millouri geriidt
ml1rbcn, Inn glrbeitcr fiir has Mot
Sslano Megierrmgsarienol gu beld,af=
fe11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
5taDt uno Gpu u.
Miuwod, ben IS. Ottober.
alei1,ts @tabt=M enigieiteu.
-Nerpen-S Del Mittel gegen@beuma,
tismus nno Sdmersen aller Dirt.
Giepe's 4potbefe.

Glf l(eberireter ser NlttomobiI=
lr~Dlnall5cn mllroen geiterlt I'M 2allf1
res gor= lno 95admittaes bon go
li5etma9iitrat grltit @lallllcn pro5el=
int. @efannflid bot Sic gcli5ei iett
cine &anlpagnc altf Sdneafabrer,
tlebcrtreter Der Iimmcr- l1no araercr
Observation-Disclosures iri5enirt.
5. 6. @llrn1eiiter BON Sen Or
irro Stats, rcilte in 9eldaitsan1e=
lsgeltbeiten l1ab Chicago of.
Serr u1o 6ralt Mler Monlrcr,
sso. 542 Melt 10. straBc, r~eiiter
l1ad Chicago OF, no lie iid} einiae
3ctt BET 9ermanotel1 al~1f5llboIten &C.
lenfen.
gr. Safer, 3a6nar5t, @bitafer
guil6ing. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
nnb @nrit 1T Gin orofer .tn'
tcridicb.

tcr1dNcD.
Gin SeOermann meib, baB @urlt
Mno @llrlt ein riciiger l1nteribieo lit.
Mml FAM Gin Nflu1o @urlt iiir tOc
pber 15c faufen unb lttat fam eil
,sd'tcl Nfl1rtb @llrlt iiir benieIhcn
Freis fal1fen. Ter llnterid)ieo III Sic
N1alitat, ser Geroieult mo sic ltl,-
%ttiten. @ie nabr bieie, fait hl0aiin-
mig %flingenoen paar @orte linh, !ernt
illon fellnetL iuenn man einen Sbritt
i'll ei1en ser bier 21oei, bon Soar s.
I@eper tblt. IA finoet man @alrlt in
allelt mn erbenfIiden Mrten, obe1 in
el1cr @ciie rnterldeioct lid bie',
M1,rit bon anoerer; lie il ndlr!::.9 il,
'eber 9inlidlt e~ritflaiig. Nift mr.
'n;ro crltflalliae @aarc 5,lr 1ahrifa-
tipn Der 8iillte gebralltt. ionocrll
lie 8iirltc perben aud, in MIR bel1f
bar cil1lid)lten Md,mlid feiten so,l
seincn 9el,ten angefertigt.
Serr 9eDer enguairte fiirS.'d. cinc
:aicibe critflaniaer 5dfod,ter, SIC nltir
sc pcridieoestsn Sorten @l,rlt her-
ltelitcn. Ias peper'lde @llrltge'a;ift
Dai lid) ocrnlaBen gebpbcn, baB Ser
'4eper iid aetotbiat iah, oas Nario-
mol 5l per0oppeln unb ictt miro Iao
nno Nad)t at, Ser 6abrifation por,
@cpcrs @iiriten geatbeitet. .Gurd
Die lpe5ifiih &epcrid)en Metboben,
hie ltets fir reinIide, eritflailige
Maaren bon gutbc5ablteu, 5ufrieoe-
men, reinliden 2cuter, gebano6abt
peroett, eintreten, fat lid Serr @eper
Dos @ertralten oes Nublifums CT
morben, Dos ltur si ger,,e in eireml
9cDcriden 2aoen famft.
Jarm Smprupcmcnt 2cagme ,uirb i'm
f%prpprirt.
Sic 6arm Ssmpropcmcnt 2eaglle
o1 Scott County lpuroe aelter11 IN ser
3eforoers Office bcs Scott gountp
@eridts inforporirt. Mdltsig Sir
ger oes Scott County iino Sic ST.
Iorpord1oren. Sle &ontrolle Der Or
aanllation liegt IN ben @dnoen BON
bier 8eamten lub ltellr 3ireftoren,
Gle 5nlammen cine 9ircftorcnbeboroc
biloen. NadItebeno Die @an,en ser
8eamtelt nlo 1ireftoren fir oas
laufenbe Sabr::
&raiioent - Girls. Marti.
g%i5epraiibent - Mifaro sdmiot.
Sefretar - S. g. &anes.
sdabmeiitcr ~ g. IS. Gamion.
9ircftore,t Bruce :. Scamatt,
Gbas. g. 9at, &id)aro Sdmiot,
Geo. %. 5renh, q. s. Gamlon, Ssobl1
Sanien, Chris Marti, s. s. Sci
lions, S. s. Nortpooo mp s. g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Gifts Tpno selanste CUR %crtgeilnna.

@ie @ilfsfaiiirer 8. g.. @ein pm
Der Soma National gonf geltern err
flartc, ut Der aan5e @obltbattgfeits=
fpro, Ser bel Der porigen Staatsfon=
ncntipn Der Gifts in Davenport fol-
lcftirt morocn NOR, jeet 5u gleihe1
Sheile11 otl bie n%aditehelloen @obl=
Observation-Disclosures pertbeilt
mcroen lit: Babies Snoultrial Melief
.societp, Shifting 95rries' Niipciatipn,
Grit Gbilo 5ocietp, 6rienolp @ol1ie,
9teo See Wiliion u1o Sic @eilsarmee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Mebmen Gent bel ser &1tnbesarmee

CHARLES $. Clement bon 8urling-
ten lieB iid) geltern in Ser bieiigen
Gtotion Der gllnoesarnee fir Ben
signalbienlt amerbe1t. ST muron
nod Sefferlon 8arrafs. Mp., Sc
lbidt, I'M BORT aus9ebiloet SIT tper-
ben. 9elbert s. grolpn, eilt friibe=
Ter Soloat bon &ompoJnie v2" bes
Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lieb ii6 fir
nie aiiltcnartilerie al1lperben llns
lll1roe nod Sort Mouroe, So, ge-
ididi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Sin Mcfrnt fir Satterie ugu.

Otto V. aseiieB pom Campbell,
Mlnl1., lieB iif geltern in Ser bieiige1l
altelt &a'er1e bon 9atterie %" al
DER 5. 5milde1 Der Mailt l1no graop
strabe, fiir ben Gienit ill 9atterie
y" anmerben. Neileb mllroe id)on
gelterll 9fohn1ittaa nod Sort Ics
M'oines 9elfift, no or fiinf5ebn Gage
%nerlpcllen miro, Inn Damn mad, Ser
l1erlfanlld)cn @ren5c, no befarlltlid)
Die Iaocnpprtcr gnttcrie 80" lieqt,
geld)lft al mcrDe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Mc,tes uon ser 9abempprt snrnsc'
mciu0c.

Ios Stiftunesfeit=aomit Ser 90
penport Surngei1einbe biclt inter
Dent Gorlie oes eriten spred)ers
Wllb. Siemlen geltern Iben0 cine
gerIammlltng ub, IN mclder Sic pcr=
%ld}ieoencn llnter=aomites ibre @e=
rid)te cinrcidtelt.
Tas oiesiabrige 5%tiitungsieIt fin
bet sum erlten Wale in Ser 8eld)idte
Der Zap. 5urngcmeinoe in oere,l Ell
gclen groBc1 @aIle itatt.
llmfanareide @orfehrllnge1 mer=
Ben pom Arrangements =aomitc ge-
.trpffen, I'M oas 64iabrige 5tiftmngs=
felt, mcld)cs or1 10. 9lopember itatt=
flnoet, 5ll einem Ser erfolgrcihIten
51 aeitalten, meldcs Sic T1lrngencir=
De je gebabt bat. Gin iebr ihones
Erogramm bat oas Yrogranmfomitc
cl1tporf EN-.
Mm Nad}mittaae oes 10. Mopem=
Der miro oas Hreistur1ten, mo5lt bic
lie al~lslpdrtiae Gl1rner eingelaben
.lperoen, i'm @pmnalium Dor iid1 &C.
ben. Mben6s finoet i'm Surrer
ein al1sge5eidnetes ao1=
sert iotpei gprfifbrungen Ser ldmlnt=
lifen SllrrtflaIiett ltatt. Gin 9reis=
fegeln miro ebenfalls arrangirt mer-
oer1 lt1o nah Mbmidelllng ocs Gre<
granms finbct ser iiblibe @all itatt.
Sic gin5elnllmmern oes Groz
aranrms perben lpater befannt ge=
geben.
Sim @ontas Nodmittag fouo oie
erIte Grobe ser nel1gegriinoeten @e=
langsldule Ser Gapenport Surnae-
melr1be inter Ser 2eitung bon Dem
@el angslehrer on Sen itaotilden
sdnlen, grnit Otto, itatt. Der ge-
lnd) mar ol1sae5eidnet ulto gleih an
Der Ell item Strobe betbetligten lid] iiber
pieraig ainoer. Die @eiangsidu!e
miro foltenlos bon jett ob ieben Mon-
tag gtod)mittag bon balb 5 Big balb 6
ltbr obgebalten. Gin iebes ainb
oelttid)er Mbfunft lollte iid) an oiele4r1
Sur JUS betbeiligen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Der Miifiiippi
5~lnffummiiiion am g.. 80
Dernber %a6anhalten.

Gle Mi{iiiiippi 6lllbfommiliion
miro ann Ionnerstaa, Sen 8. 9eopem-
Der, I'M 5ebn llbr Morgens a1,f Dem
Iompfer uMiiiiiiippi". 5l1 ,9fof S.
lano in 5itung tretel1. Die aom-
MILTON miro nit oen, Gampfer einc
Heile nod Seem Orleans, 2a., MAIDEN
into lnterlpegs gortragc balten, pie
Der Stub am 9eltcn a~ussenlttt mer-
Den fam. Srgeno jemano, Der lid)
an Ser Gcriammllung betbeiligen
nil, miro gebcten, lid an Sen Yrdii-
benton Der Milliliippi Riper Commit
lion, Noom 1922, INTERNATIONAL 2ife
|9log, ct, 2ouis, 1o.. 5l lpenoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
@ier @ebmrten.

Sic nadltebcnoen bier Gehurts=
falc lpllrben selterl1 Dem staot=
lhreiber @llgo Moeller beridtet:
SEER ll1o 6ral1 Sarrp 6. Glanl-
len 1905 @eit 2. Str, IL. DIT,
&nabc.
SEER mno Irou Sorrp Mod)ar, 31t
Somlbaro StraBe., Z. Oft, Maohen.
9err uno Iralt @iliam 6. Stunt,
119 @elt 13. Str, 13. Oft, anobe.
9err l1o Iraa Irthltr g. 9riggs,
$50 DIT Z. Str, IA. Oft, &nabe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Sr. sdutmad1er perfeglt, icine fon-
fis5lrten 8etranfe at reflamiret.

Die oreinnO5man5ig aiiten Sier,
Die BON Stoats'piteln bei Ser Ho55ia
alf oas sofal bon Or. @enrp gdll=
lllad)er fpnfissirt muroer, iiub geltern
llid1t reflanlirt morben, ais Ser Iaa
III 6rieoensridter Gbil. Iauln's
&al1ll1er sur Tcrhanolltng mlfgerl1=
Ten mllrhc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
SfattDnrnier bes 9apcnport Gfat=
djlnb.

Der Gopeltport SfatGlu6 bie[t am
Montag abeno iii Sen Ral,ne1, SET
Davenport allrngemeit1be lein regel=
maBiges Sfattol1rnier as, an oem iid
einbnnoert u1b funf Spieler betbei-
ligten. Sic Naditebenoen muroes,
burd Ereile allsge5eihnet:
Mfreo 8een1, /. Nreis, % getuol1=
meme Spiele.
@alter gllteni6oelt, 2. Ereis, SIS
lslns.
SAUL Mitt, 8. grcis, editeinlolo
pbne 5.
Gus. arab6enboeft, A. Greis, 90
gemonnene 5piele.
Mm. aap, 5. Greis, COL glus.
5. Buegge, 6. Greis, boges Spiel,
IA Nll1s.
S. 5. stelf, Z. greis, gdltcin-
your1ee pbne Z.
Nbil. 3embred)t, 8. 8reis.
S. s. Strobbebn, 8. 8reis.
9. Gcfenihneioer, 10. Grcis.
Sans Sargens, II. Hreis.
u. SlSenberg, IL. 8reis.
8. Stnbbe, ID. 4rcis.
Sobn s. @oettig, ID. Greis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18

n6elen 8lair" in idjruercm Stnrm.
Ger Gampfer uSelen glair", ser
lid allf Ser @eimreiie bon Seem Or
leans nod Gupcnport befinoet, &c.
rietb in eirelt Der idperlten 5tiirme,
Die je Den Miiiiliippi bein1geiudt TO-
ben. SIN .gallsen fielcn am Montag
in Ncm Orleans 5:44 3oll Megen.
Ser 9ampfer miro in Ser ndditen
Wode mieoer in Davenport iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
8lOd NIT Sabrcs5aM an Der geocc
einaeicbt.

Gin GROCER 9lof, in Dem oie 3abl
yf916" eingemciBelt lit muroe bon
oen1 2epeefommiilar @.. 9. 8eterlell
an Der 2epee 5tpiiden ser 8raop l1ro
Nerrp StraBe an Der Steae cingc.
legt, no Der oiesja6riee aoutraft Be-
cn6et miro.
Dieler Stein miro Ser Mad)melt
aelge1t, mie tapfer Die giirger ser
.staot 9apenport burb lire Itabti-
ld)en 8eprdientanten fir sic gerld6=
1erlt1g Der Staot gearbcitet baben.
Mlth I'M nadyiten Sabre ion mieoer
Elm 8eoenfltein 5eigen, lpie groB sic
Mrbett NOR, mel1e Die 2epee-aommiI
zion i'm Sabre gelciitet bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Melr aartufieln anf Sem Marft.

@eIterlt mllrben ol1f Dem Ntoro
Straben Marft mebr aor-
t%ltteln %perfalft, lpie ie 5llpor in Die
ler sollon, namlid alles lit .olem eli
Saourngelr, Die fir ST. 10 bis $1.21
pro gulbcl auf Sen Marft ge6rad)t
mrroel1. Sir bellte limo id,on mieoer
lleltt 2aoltngca angeiagt pproer,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Ser ntidrDiterrcidznnsarilde
nnteritiib nnasfpnb.

Itele 8eloer per6N 5l,r ltntcr-
l;islng Der @aiien ut,o Mittmen &C.
laaener &rieaer Der .3entralmahtr
permerbet. Gin Seoermorm ioat.
lein S6erflein fir Soicien oocr sen
libtrilfen Si(fsfonb, Der fir bie I'm
lerltilbrng nn6 Der @ermineerltnn
Scr 2eioen Ser @efangcnen in sibi-
Lien b%erlpenoet miro, gum oroEen az
Scmeiten 2iebesmerfe tbun.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
2apenport slfaoemie scr 8iHcnidaf=

LeSL
8rofeiior Mlfreb ~. groofs, Nro-t
tellor Der &1tnltgeidid)tc an oer ssn-
hiana staatsllniperiitdt, miro bcuta
Mben6 nm adt l1br i'm gerIamm-
ll%tngs5immer bes Nl1tnamge6anbeg
einen iauitrirten 8ortrag iiber ORIG
diild)c uno sotbiide aunittperfe bal
ten. Ger 8ortragsfiinItlcr miro sic
altgriefilden &1nltmerfe init be,1ef
Ser gotbiiden, ltnb beionbers init Sc.
Gus Dem 13. Sobrbuneert itammcn=
cen &atbeOrale bon Mmicts neralei-
eben.
Ger 8ortraa miro lntcr Sen s(l!
lpi6ien Der Nfabemie Scr @ilipnldaf-
ten nto oes ardaologiihen Snltituts
nebolten. Ger 3utritt 81 oemielbe1
1T fir iebermann, Mitglieocr n11b
stidtnitglieoer, pollfommen frei.
Gus Muiellm Ser Yfaoemie ser
8ifenidaften, oas iid) an Der IL
uno graop Strabe befinbet, lit mab-
reno Der @ode bon pins bis flint
llbr Nadmittags nno gonntags BON
5tpei bis flint l1br frei iiir ieoermar1t
Ncoffnet.. Die biitorilhe @ibliot5ef,
bic iid} alf bem ad5ten S%tpcftperf 6cs
Blltnamgebdl,oes befinect, lit fir oag
8ublifum am 6reitag Nadmittas
Ton balb 2 bis 5 ll6r seGffnet.
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MccARRoN FOR SHERIFF.
Former Justice Of the Peace Admits
That Friends Urge Him But That
He Has Not Decided.

George B. McCarron, justice Of the
peace in Kenosha for many years and
widely known as leader of the Demo
crazy in the county, is being doomed to
fill the vacant place on the Democratic
ticket by being a candidate for the
office of sheriff at the coming primaries.
~ have been urged by my friends
to take out nomination papers for
sheriff, said Mr.. McCarron today,
but | am undecided It is possible
that will be a candidate, but I am
not making any formal announcement -
1t is thought that the formal an
nouncement will be made after the con-
vention which is to be held at Milwau-
kee on Wednesday.
Judge McCarron was at one time a
candidate for the nomination but failed
to get on the ticket. He is widely
known about the county and is said to
be one of the leaders in the harmony
movement among the Kenosha county
Democracy.
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|LOLITAARMOURIS OF NUMBER
Camp Will Be In Lake Geneva and Is
Open to 100 Women August 10
A Second Term Begins
September /.

Not to be outdone by the women of
other cities who have been going into
training camps and getting a first hand
knowledge Of the strenuosity of the
war nurse S life, Lake Geneva is to
have woman s training camp.
William Mather Lewis, secretary of
the Navy League, has arranged for the
opening Of a Navy League National
Service School, August is at Lake Gen
eva, which will accommodate 100 wo-
men. A second class will start Septem-
Der 1.
IF the school is not a success it will
not be for lack Of the bluest blood of
the land among its cadets.
Those from Chicago who have an
nounced their intention of enlisSing in
the training school include: Miss Lo-
lita Armour, Miss Ermina Garry, Miss
Grace futile, Miss Elizabeth Adsit and
Miss Isabella Baker.
Those who desire to take the train
ing and who are waiting for their
parents consent, are: Miss Nina Hotz,
Miss Emma Blair Fitz Hugh, Miss
Sylvia Shaw and Miss Janet Paulin
Every woman who enlis+s will be re-
quired to pass a physical examination
to prove she is capable of drills and
long hikes The complete cost Of at
tendance will be $50 for the term.
The women are to live in tents, four
in a tent. There is to be an auto corps
with automobile ambulances supplied
by the Northwestern Military School.
There will be two physicians selected
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to instruct the women in first ait.
There viii also be courses in regular
military calisthenics, wireless telegra-
ply, Morse telegraphy and simple sig
mails.
A corps of Duglers from Lake Bluff
or some other division of the Navy De-
partment is to be loaned to the camp
to supply the assembly, taps and ether
calls, and the students will be under
the same discipline as if they were act
ing on field of battle. The meals will
be the regulation field meals of cam
paign.
The patronesses of the camp are some
of the best known of Chicago s society
women, whose names attached to any
project, usually means that it will 60.
They are, as announced by Secretary
Mather in the Chicago papers of yester-
day: the Mesdames Arthur T. Adds, j.
Ogden Armour, Hobart Chatfeld- Chat
field Taylor, Frederick D. Countiss, Am
brose Cramer, R. P. Davidson, William
Mather Lewis, John j. Mitchell and w.
A. Moffett.
Commandant w. A. Moffett of the
Great Lakes Training School has inter
ested himself in the school and he has
promised to assist in the routine work.
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JESS WILLARD WILL BE HERE IN
ROLE OF COWBOY.

Sells-Floto circus, Buffalo Bill Wild
West, Champion Shows of the World,
is to exhibit here on July 18th.
Advertising car No. l was in the
city this morning and a small army
of billposters and other advertising men
were busy spreading the glad news.
Incidentally, the definite statement
was made that Jess Willard, 'Eheavy-
weight champion of the world" and
Frank Gotch, wrestling champion of
the world,' would be with the circus.
The cowboy champion is to appear in
the arena in cowboy costume, heading
the Buffalo Bill Wild West cowboys.
And, despite his enormous stature, he
is credited with being one of the most
daring and expert rough riders that
the West has produced. Long before
he made bid for the honors and re-
wards of the fstic arena, he had won
prizes and distinction as roper and
rider, and was considered an excep-
tional clever man in roundup.
In the Sells-Floto circus Willard
will not pose as "visitor,'' but will
take an active part in the perform
ance. Not only will he be introduced
in his original role of cowboy, but in
ring costume he will illustrate with
one of his sparring partners how he
won the championship from Jack John
son, and also show some of the punches
given in his latest fight at Madison
Square Garden with Frank Moran.
Frank Gotch, the Hercules of the
universe, will demonstrate how he has
conquered all contestants.
Many other notable, attractions will
be with the Sells-Floto circus to go
toward making up an all champion