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The Washington herald., 1918-09-01
The GroHo

Elaborate plans are being made for
tho fan ceremonial Of Kallipolis
Grotto, which viii be staged at the
washington Hotel on September %.
Monarch Allen H. Rogers Il holding
frequent conferences with the other
ofacers and all indications point to
a banner AFFAIR. The date and place
having been decided upon. Monarch
Rogers ID now exerting every effort to
devise something novel and unusual
IN ths way of entertainment He has
the assistance Of Chief Justice
Charles D. shackelford. who viii
handle the stage work; Master OF
ceremcnies Charles A. Stevens. who
win provide the entertainment fea-
lures. Prophet Harry W. Taylor, In
charge Of the stunts, and the Grotto
Band as usual will furnish . musical
rroxram. That old veteran Of orig
inaIity In Grotto affairs. Past Mon
arch P. R Pullman. II also In harness
and promises at least one new and
clever number for the evenings pro
gram
The Grotto DriIi Corps is under
going reorganization and new recruits
are wanted to m vacancies caused by
the departure Of some members who
have responded to the colors or tenn
porarily left the city. Applicants for
membership are requested to commu-
uicate with the monarch
Prophet Castleman P. Boss Is spend
ing his vacation at Betterton, Nd
Past Grand Monarch Edward g.
Sehrnid has received an invitation to
attend the dedication of the new
temple Of Aryan Grotto at Chicago on
September 5. Aryan is the nrst
Grotto to own its own temple, and
visitors are expected from all sections
Of the United States.
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As q result I start

ed taking Nuxated
iron and within month It has aroused
my weakened vital forces and made me
such assh hoIsH gHying me
United States Judge George W. At
kinson OF the Court Of Claims of
Washington. d. c., says: "It is with
out hesitation that I recommend Nux-
ated Iron to persons who in the stress
OF physical or mental labors have per-
mitted the system to become debilitat-
ed. the body exhausted or the nerves
run down. It has restored my an
petite and my vitality. I feel that 1
hav dropped on the burden Of months
Of toll in the few weeks that / have
t,on aesn fo,iowing tor ,Ss the very simple di.ec
Former United States Senator Chas.
A -Towne says: Recently / have been
taking Nuxated Iron and have found
II Of the greatest benefit as a tonic
and regulative. Henceforth I shall
not be without It. i am in a position
to the remarkable and Immediate
heipfulness Of this remedy, and I un-
hesftatingly recommend Nuxated Iron
to all who feel the need of renewed
energy and the regularity of bodily
functions"
DR.. z. Aphonsus Wallace, a physi-
clan Of many years experience In this
country ana abroad. says: Il do not
make q practice Of recommending ad-
vertised medicinal products, but I
nave found Nuxated Iron so potent in
nervous. rundown conditions that
believe all should now Of It. The
men ana women Of today need more
iron In their blood than was the case
twenty or thirty years ago. This be-
cause Of the demineralized diet which
now is served daily in thousands OF
BONES and also because OF the de-
mand for greater resistance necessary
10 onset the greater number of health
hazards, to be met at every turn
Dr. Ferdinand King, q New York
physician and medical author, says.
rnere can be no vigorous Iron men
without tron- Pallor means anaennia.
Anaemle means iron deficiency. The
skin OF anaemic men and women Is
pale; the nesh nabby. The muscles
lack tone; the brain Tags, and the
nsnoH fs4la end thGx esaQns Reek
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Odd Fellows.

Monday-Bsaeon. No. Is. degree: Lansdon. No.
y. degree; Union. No. II. business
Tuesday-Mt Pleasant. No. =. degree; Wash
ingtDn. No 6 Amity. No. 2, and Golden Rule.
No q. business
wsanssdsJ-EAstern, No. Z. degree; Harmony.
No, D. decree. and Friendship. No. Il business
ThursdAy-Special session Of Grand Lodse;
Columbia, No 10. degres; Covenant. No. i. and
Phoenix. No q business
Fridsy-Central. No /, degree; Federal CITY,
Nol % decree; Metropolis. No. D. business
ENCAMPMENTs
wednssday-Mt. Nsbo. No 6. degree
Friday-MAssnenu. No 1 degree.
PATRIARcHs MILITANT.
ssturdAy-Canton Washington. No. /, busi-
ness md drill
Beacon Lodge. No. Is. will confer
degrees on q class Of candidates at its
regular session tomorrow evening. 1t
is the intention Of the degree stan to
confer all of the degrees at this meet
ing. Gen Ernest W. Bradford will
lead the line in the initiatory degree
by special request Of the members.
Beacon Lodge has subscribed for
more than thirty periodicals for the
use Of tha convalescent soldiers at
Walter Reed Hospital
Eastern Lodge. No. I. opens the fall
series Of degrees on Wednesday even
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FrQterndL Societies

ing by starting class through the
degrees The initiatory degree win be
conferred by the regular degree team
under the director OF degree. w. 2.
Lawson. Special invitations have been
sent to members OF the order at the
several military camps to be present
and witness the work
Grand Master John T. Humphreys
has sent out q call for a special
session Of the grand lodge. to be
held on Thursday evening, September
5. In I. o. o. +. Temple. 40 Seventh
street northwest. for the purpose Of
considering establishing a degree
lodge In this Jurisdiction. the several
proclamations of Grand Sire Frank
c. Goudy and for any other mat
ters which may be brought before
the grand lodge at this time.
Federal City Lodge. No. %. win
confer the second degree Friday even
ing. The work viii be done by the
second degree team under the direc-
ton of Degree Director w. II. Nc
Connell. The degree work Is being
improved and many new features
added to conform with the facilities
offered by the temple.
The funeral OF Past Grand Master
Alfred H. Gawler was conducted by
the grand lodge officers upon request
of Friendship Lodge. No. u. of
which Mr.. Gawler had been q MEM
ber for more than half a century.
Deputy Grand Master Victor P. Ham
mer acted as grand master. Mr..
Gawrer was grand master for the
years 1873 and 1850. Among the MEM
bers present were Past Grand Mas
ters J. T. Petty. Theodore Mead.
John II. Wood and Frank E. Rapp.
Interment was in Arlington ceme-
terry.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

We read of our Lords presence
at a winter festival in Jerusalem.
the Feast of Dedication. As He
stood in Solomon's Porch He was
assaiIed with questions from some
of the more prominent Jews: and
His answers So stirred their priestly
wrath that they essayed to stone
Him to death CRead John 1o:22-4D.
The chief cause of their anger lay
in Christ's affirmation OF His actual
relationship to the Father as the
yeritable Son OF God. To the as
sauIt of the infuriated and sim
blinded Jews Jesus responded with
these words: MANY GOOD WORKS
HAVE / SHOWED YOU FROM MY
FATHER; FOR WHICH OF THOSE
WORKS DO YE STONE MEr" And
the answering howl Of the mob was:
FOR A GOOD WORK WE STONE
THEE NOT; BUT FOR BIAS
PHEMY; AND BECAUSE THAT
THOU, BEING A MAN. MAKEST
THYsELF GOD"
Blasphemy was the blackest
crime In the Mosaic category; and
the prescribed penalty was death
by stoning. The essence Of this
capital offense lay In falsely claim
ing for ones self or attributing to
man the authority belonging to God,
or in ascribing to Deity unworthy
attributes. Jesus had proclaimed
TO the angry Jews His inherent
power to grant eternal life unto
all who would believe on Him and
do the things He taught. Hence
the frightful charge OF blasphemy
hurled at the Son Of God. who spoke
only as the Father gave command
ent.
Our Lord reminded them that
even human judges of their own.
being empowered by Divine author
Hy and therefore acting in the ad-
ministration Of Justice as represent
tatives Of Deity. were called gods
, (see Psalm s2:1. 90; and then. with
sublime pertinence asked: SAY YE
OF HIM, WHOM THE FATHER
HATH SANCTIFIED, AND SENT
INTO THE WORLD. THOU BIAS
PHEMEST; BECAUSE / SAID. ]
AM THE SON OF GoD7"
The actually of the Relationship
between Jesus the Son and God the
Father as set forth In the Scrip
lures cited Is In accord with Scrip
ture in its entirety; and that human
kind are veritabiy children of that
same Father, Jesus Christ being the
Firstborn OF the spirits, and there
fore our Elder Brother. Is attested
by the same high and unquestion-
able authority.
The Jews denied and blasphe-
mously decried the Godship Of Christ
1 because He was to them a man
the reputed son Of q carpenter. and
His mother, brothers and sisterf
were known to them as familiar
townsfolk. Christ emphatically AZ,
firmed that He was foliowing Hil
Fathers footsteps. as witness Hi
words on another occasion. wher
/ the Jews tried to kfli Him becsus,
He had said THAT GOD WAS HI:
! FATHER, MAKING HMsELI
fEoUAL WITH GOD. THEN AN
lswERED JESUS AND SAID UNrt
THEM. VERIFY, VERIFY, / SAY
tUNTo you. THE SON CAN D(
NOTHING OF HIMsELF. BU1
iXHkx - - III .XkEW
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Daughters Of America.

Old Glory Council. No. u. met Mon
day evening. the councillor. Mrs.
Adams. presiding. One candidate was
initiated into the mysteries Of the
order, under the direction Of Cap
BERTHE Moreland and her guard. The
initiatory councillor, Mrs. Jenne Wood
berry Is out Of the city. The deputy,
Mrs. Grace Woodward, was asked to
act In her place. Mrs. Ida Kerper.
the financial secretary, was absent.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

on account Of her husbands severe
illness. Mrs johnson and ffr. Roll
ing were both reported yiry much
better. MrA Mann was the prize
winner in q Guessing contest.
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. Mansfield Of Alexandria.
Va. The president. Mrs. =. Viola
vice-president, Mrs. Grace woodward.
acting a. secretary in the absence Of
Mrs. Hattie Rupert.
After the business meeting Mrs
Mansfield and the president. Mrs
Thompson. led the way to the dining
room where supper was served. The
decorations were flags and golden
rod. The next~meeting will be on
September IA with Mrs. Ida Kerper
Of ga c street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

fulf" Hermann asked Il win ssve
you fifty doilors for the lot"
Them other apples amt for sale, !"
Friday replied. and proceeding to the
music grotto. then In the north Capt.
tol park the old man cut open every
one OF them. The next day Friday
had homemade apple pies for sale in
stead Of the fruit. declaring that
dark man was sure the devfl."
Lottie Fridley, the doughnut wo-
man." and an aged woman from Ana
costa who made daily Inspections Of
the downtown business houses. claim
ing to be the owner OF the entire
business section, were two Of the fe-
male characters Of old Washington
Other characters of old Washing
ton seem to pass In review adown
the lane Of memory:
Bill Lee. or Hot Bread Lee" with
his queer little wagon. making his
rounds On Capitol Hill in the early
dawning singing in doleful mono
tone. hot bread; git it while it's
hot"
Maj. Hahnnemann, commander OF
''Hahnnemann's artillery" q formes
officer of the German army, who
organized q nondescript force in
this city, uniformed his men with
discarded United States army and
Marine uniforms. and procured as
armament several obsolete muzzle-
loading cannon of the vintage OF
1919. His battery" fired salutes for
the old Scheutzenfest. on July 4. at
election times and otherwise on the
slightest provocation- His only
charge was the cost of the gun
powder and q sufficient sum to buy
few kegs OF lager beer for his
men. This artillery OUTFIT had to its
record a long casualty list Of can
noneers killed and wounded. usually
blown from in front OF the guns by
premature explosions
Brown, "the original crab man
another East Washington product
with his singsong: DE crab man am
passing by. Grabs. Grabs;
git 'em while dey's hot" The old
fellow who was always stationed at
the ancient temperance fountain
Seventh street and Pennsylvanis
avenue. when not doing time" q,
the workhouse, and who was known
as "1saber Davis. the gold nugget.
with his plea for a dime to purchase
a bowl Of hot soup.
/, The ''hominy hot" man who mad,
his rounds in the early morning.
Charley. the funereal man with &
hair-lip. who attended nearly ever
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

an athlete and prizef1ghter has won
the day simply because he knew the
secret of great strength and en-
durance which h 90 greatly aided by
having plenty Of iron IN the blood.
while many another has gone down to
of iron.
Msnufactursrs Nots: Nuxatsd ir,u, which h
prescribed and recommended above. bg physi-
usn Known to druerisss e,erywhsrs' UpIiks Ire
older inorganic iron products. It i easily ASH
mil.tsd. does not in3us he tsskA maks them
ers guarantee succs1zul and entirely sstisfacfory
results to every purch4sU q thcy viii rcfund
your mQney. u s dispenssd IN this city b
~ =; Y &1i|.; = 2s.5 111 - @4e ef;s'''s Pig
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

every soldier who goes to the front
<1nld take Nuxated Iron.- and that 1t
mas brought back to hmm good meas
}ure that old buoyancy and energy
that hlled his veins in 18i7 when he
made his triumphant entry with Gem
sral Winfield Scott into the City OF
Mexico.
General David Stuart Gordon, noted
Indian fighter and hero Of the bartle
OF Gettysburg, says: when I became
BADLY run down this year. found my
self totally without the physical pow
e TO come back" a. had done IN
NY younger days. I tried different So
called etonfcs" without feeling any
oetter, but finally i heard Of how
>czanio iron 10 renew red blood and
rfu'ld strsagth n zornrout bodies
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01
Masonic.
Csnfsanial Lodge.

One Of tho years special functions
Of Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
"A y the past matters night which
viii be celebrated at special COM
munication Tuesday next at Z O'Clock.
The master mason's degree win be
conferred by the past master under
the direction Of Past Master Leander
French The degree team OF the
lodge win assist. All master masons
are Invited TO be present on We'd
nesday at the stated communication
OF the lodge there VIII be no degree
work. and the evening VIII be de-
voted to business and good fellow
ship.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01
J. o. U. A. M.

The National Jr. o. u. A. NJ. and
the D. Of A. Of the D. c., purpose
to present one or more Red Cross
ambulances to the u. s. Army, and
to raise funds for this purpose lawn
parties will be held on the lawn at
Wisconsin avenue and Grant road.
Tanleytown, next Tuesday and We'd
mes evenings. There will be various
attractions.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

Queer and quaint the characters that infested
Washington in the long ago and many OF them were
Intensely interesting the student of human nature.
From the time of the inception Of this city, when the
gallant French officer Maj pEnfant drew the Off
eial plans by direction Of President George Wash
ington the Capital has had more than ifs share of
human Oddities Being the home of the Federal
government well center. of education art and
politics. it has been as magnet or bright electric
light, attracting mortal bugs" Of all degrees and
many nationaiities. Washington has long been a
Mecca for faddists theorists and others with un-
lities and often vv;fd and weird id;osvnerar;e.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

By their use
Of II ac-
cording TO
o o n seryE
tiv o esu-
mates " as
to him the
strong Q s Z
possible ar
9urnent that
could be adj
vanced as 10
its therapeu-
tie efficacy:
- NIX a I . q
Iron IL such
valuable
pro duct to
give { n eI
Hstay-there'I
At re n gth:
p6wer an d
hdurance so
nc b de-
anded by
soldiers In
the ar m Y
that General
Gibson says
that. judging
from the re-
suits in his
own case. he
falls ina q
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

I o I l o WING
{ Q 8 I: See
how far you
can W a l X
without be-
c o m ! n g
tired. Next
I a X e. two
hve-g r q l n
{ q b | cts Of
o r di n ary
N u K q I q d
L r o n three
I 1 m Q 9 per
day TT e r
m e ais for
two weeks.
Then I Q 8 t
your strength
again q n d
s Q Q h o W
m u ch you
have gained.
Numbers of
n Q r v o u 9,
run-d o W n
people who
were afling
all the while
h q v g fnz
creased their
strength and
endurance TN
two weeks
aa III
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

DO; FOR WHAT THINGS sOEvER
HE DoETH, THESE ALSO DoETH
THE SON LIKEWISE" (Read John
s:17-13). In the verse following.
Jesus declared that unto Him the
Father showed all things that He.
the Father, did In connection with
the same occurrence He declared
MY FATHER woRKETH HITH-
ERTO, AND WORK"
II 10 plain that Jesus Christ rec
ogniHed the literal relationship OF
sonship which He bore to the Faith
er; and moreover. that He waa pur-
suing q course leading TO His own
exaltation. . state then future,
which course was essentially that
which His Father had trodden
aforetime. To the Fathers ~
premacy He repeatedly tsstia
and expressly stated MY FAT
is GREATER THAN l.
14:2s).
Jesus Christ lived ana
mortal Being. though disr
in certain essential attri
all other mortals beca
status as the Only BegQ
God His Father in the
Jesus Christ has alta
preme exsltation Of
has won His place at
Of the Eternal Faith
significance of His
AS THE FATHER
HIMSELF: so n
TO THE SON
HIMSELF" Jol
ings of the chd
Of Lstter-day Sal
ton by the Lo
forth by Joseph
, in this wise:
-As the Father
Himself, 50 hath
Himself. 20 lay id
take Il again. so
His own. The 81
hath seen the =
Father hath soy
life and take
body of Hi
And furthe
once as We
alted Man.
yonder he
secret. 4
the Great
in its O
! power.
ible.-I
today.
man in
the peri
as q m
in the
likeness
structiol
ed and
man tai
other
has q
tsngfb
Doctr
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01
LOOKING BACKWARD
By CAPT. j. WALTER MITCHELL

b j. aory q wsAins
o y.tssdE H sbls y od cna5sctsu Of wahnseu which he
prinsnt earscte Ns Sunday CAPT Msshsn win write
Psyhouns Of Apns -
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

In discussing Nuxated Iron at a
dinner IN a fashionable hotel In New
York, q well-known man Of affairs
said that the fact that over three mil
lion people annually were endorsing It
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

The section Of thi. city flooded
through This
the
of the railroad depot for
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

! d J
/ nervous, irritable, Respondent
and melancholy. When the iron
goes from the blood of women
the roses go from their cheeks.
You should supply the iron de-
Il ficiency in your blood by using
some form Of organic iron
Nuxated Iron-just as you
would use salt when your food has
not enough salt
1t is surprising how many people
suffer from iron deficiency and do not
Know 1t. II you are not strong or well
you owe it to yourself to make the
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01
sordon, Hero of the Battle of Gettys-

General Gordon, Hero Of the Battle
burg, Leads the Way; United
States Judge Atkinson, Former
Governor of West Va, Tells Ben
efts He Derived from Its Use;
Former United States Senator
Chas. A. Towne Commends Nux-
! ated Iron to All Who Feel the
need of Renewed Energy.
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Hon. Leslie N. shaw.
former Secretary of the
Trsasury, in the Cabinet Of
one of the most strenuous
q American Presidents. Also
former Governor Of Iowa
Secretary shaw has taken
NUated Iron himself and
experisnced the benehts q
It's tonic and health giving
properties 20 that IN writ
ing his endogsemenf he
knogs whereof be speakA
The Washington herald., 1918-09-01

esasesi psyss ssssrs asrsss o.
.. =. 0RstirstD, prsastsd ssr
/ lallss4 esadsef ia ne bsfiIs 81 \
lesefyseurui wsihknewn isAlso
lhesr. essersi osr1ea ssvsI
,pespfeo ~ eua a1saneea - !
nuxssea irsa msds ns tIf ss1
sreedy ter snsfhsr eampains, aDS /.
W ~ ess.tY sssds ne, stss1 !
rssay % g."
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DEITY AS EXALTED HUMANITY
NEVER ENDING ADVANCEMENT.
~ DIR. JAMES u. rALMAGE.

of the Twelve Church of Jesus Christ Of LattsrDay
Saints Salt Lake City, Utah.
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For
books4
ern Stn1
nue.. Bf|
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
FEDERAL CASES
ARE CONTINUED
Joint Trial of VoIlmer, Miller,
Weise and Matthey Not Conn.,
ing Up Now.
VIOLATING ESPIONAGE ACT?
Hearing OF DavenpOrters VIII Not
BE Considered Until After
April Term Court

The Joint trial of Fred Vollmer,
Albert Miller. Charles Weise and
DR.. Walter Matthey of Davenport.
for alleged violation of the espion-
age act in connection with the Wal
lace lecture of year ago, was con-
tinued in federal court there yes
terday until after the April term.
A stipulation. drawn by District
Attorney Claude Porter and filed
by Attorney Henry VOllmer, coun-
sci for the defendants, provides
that the case shall be tried later.
the time to be fixed by the prose
cutting attorney.
A special session of the federal
court to follow the close of the Des
Moines term will be called, accord
ing to Assistant District Attorney
E. G. Moon. This means that the
trial will open some time after May
is.
The continuance was arranged to
give federal authorities an oppor-
tunity to dispose of the mass of
work which has accumulated here
since the October term. With more
than eighty cases pending before
the federal grand jury, and num-
Der of arrangements holding over
from last term, court officials re
allied that the espionage case would
have to be postponed if this work
was to be cleaned up.
A slight change in the personnel
of the defendants counsel became
evident yesterday with the fling OF
the stipulation. Carl H. Lambach
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
Boys hats and
caps SOC to So

THE boys appearance can
l. be improved or harmed
1t all depends upon the style and color
ing of his hat or cap. s. & L. buyers ex-
ert special care in choosing the materials.
colorings, design and shapes-your boys
are assured Of conscientious service In
coming here. There's wide variety to
choose from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
ROCK ISLANDER rs
APPOINTED HIGHER

Captain r. B. Miller of this city.
has been transferred and is sta
toned at the Clark aviation field in
Wilmington. Tenn. He was formerly
at Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark.
Friends of Captain Miller in re
tri-cities will be glad to hear of his
promotion He was until recently
lieutenant He. enlisted and
passed an examination in Rock Is
land last fall. From here he was
sent to Camp Pike. He is in the
officers medical reserve corps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

tachments of the band have been
sent to sea and another is now at
a naval base in France. The very
boys YOU will soon see and hear
may within short time after their
tour be either on the high seas or
in France.
Sousa Is Proud.
Lieutenant Sousa's personality
permeates the band. He is justly
proud of his bluejacket musicians
and declares that TO lead them is
the greatest experience of his
life. OF course, the March King
cannot accompany all the detach-
ments that go on tour, but that
does not prevent the bandsmen
from playing his marches in the
way Lieutenant Sousa would have
them played. All the detaChments
when at the station are thoroughly
trained in the spirit of the marches
by Lieutenant Sousa so that when
on tours led by a real, live drum
major they play with the spirit
instilled in them by their famous
leader.
All fba 0puc oil tho firoe Tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

X EEPING the "Pacemaker"
IN hats at So means a sacri-
fee on our part but it insures every hat
buyer wonderful quality for this price.
All the new shapes and colors as well as
Stetsons. Borsalino's, Caunett & Co.'S,
Dobbs and Crofut & Knapp hats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
New styles in
OXfOrdS

GEE the "Militaire," a new
~ plain toe oxford in a dark
shade of brown. Hanan & J. P. Smith
shoes and oxfords in a broad variety of
English and conservativeslasts- 81 to S12
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

enters the case as attorney for DR..
Walter Matthey Attorney Henry
Vollmer appears as counsel for his
brother. Fred Vollmer. Attorney Il.
c. Warner OF Muscatine, who took
mart in the first trial as attorney
for VoIImer, Weise and MilleSs Is
retained and will represent the four
defendants as chief counsel.
Cases Set for April Term.
The retrial was set for the April
term. starting April %. The Des
Moines term opens two weeks later
and after the close of this term OF
two weeks federal authorities eX-
pect to be in position to try the
Davenport case.
Judge Wade probably will come
here for the special term.