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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
MANN SAYS ARMY NEEDS
MORE AER0PLANES

WASHINGTON. Feb s.-Increased ap-
Preparations for army asroplsaes vas De.
eiared to be the most Important action
congress could take to improve the e.
neiency Of the srmy by Republican
Leader Mann In the house today. In the
debate on the army appropriation BIN,
Mr.. Mann declared the Unitsd States was
behind other nations IN thu Use Of aero
planes for war purposes and should re-
duce other expenditures II necessary 10
increase ITS aerial forces
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
,HlRTY-ElGHT INSTITUTES
TO BE HELD DURING MONTH

LINCOLN, Feb. s.-tspeciai. l-Thlrty-
eight farmerE Institutes WIN be held Al
various points In the state during the
month OF February. These practically
close the institute season IN this stAts
and WIN make . total OF over 10 held
during this winter. Here Is the list for the
remainder OF the year;
nwood--R u. Murray Tuesday. Fab
Frsnklin-H. v. cyr. Tuesday. wsdnss-
day, February .. n az 80,
Atlanta-F. II. Browne. "Wednesday.
Thursday. February y. n
kenesaw-M. A. stoner. Thursday. FIJI
day. February n a
crste--d, {. Nobls. Friday. saturday,
February q. a.
creston-H. W. L.uedtks, Tuesday. Feb
ruary ~
Elgin-Bert Hunter. Tuesday. wednes.
day. February u. "a
81. Edward-H. Gordon Cross. wednes-
day, Thursday. February IA Is.
Silver Creek-charles Wooster. Thurs
dsy. Friday. February a. L.
|, ciarks-L. IAttls. Friday. saturday,
haraastis Powers. Tuesday. FEB.
Aurora-J. d. Kerr. Tuesday. wednss-
day. February ~, "a.
waeo-h ~ Getty. Wednesday. Thurs
day, February q. =
Utica-deorse I1gse:s Thursday. Fri
day. February = -
Beaver Crossing. J. c. MOrfOrd. Friday,
February =.
Peru-J. u. Graves. Tuesday. wednas.
day, February n. -
johnson ~ alter KiecheL Tuesday.
wednesday. THURSDAY, February q. =, ~
Humboldt-Don oridley. Thursday. Fri
day, February >. Aarcn L
klnden--L. Z. Newbold. Tuesday,
"Wednesday. March & 6
Schuyler t0rand View churchill. r..
Pearson. Tuesday. February y.
North Lonp-c. Ia HlL "Wednesday,
IOsp aty-L y. Smith. Thursday. Fsb-
1.iiassn-c. snrha wednesday. Febru.
airy a.
Bsiyidsrs-E P. Dill Thursday. Feeru.
ary =
Dfiler-w. c. Line, Friday. February .
Kimoall-Hsrney Benson. Tuesday. Feb
MorrilI--James Elliott. Thursday. Feb.
MiicSslI-yanss I. whitehead. Friday,
scouts Bluff-wnIlam b. woodruff
l Saturday. February a.
Bsyard-c. II. HarpOle. Monday. Febra'
airy 81
Me0raw-L W. Rinsssy. Tuesday. FED
/ ruary q.
L<xelIsn--pr. D. F. Morris. Wednesday
Il February =.
Keystone &C I. Phnnps { Gleneo,
postofnes,. THURSDAY. February >.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
SAN DIEGO FAIR REFUSED
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION

WASHINGTON, Feb. a-The senate
committee % szpositioHs today acted al
versely en- the resolutsoa requesting the
president 10 Invite LAtfn-American coun-
tries TO participate in the Panama-can-
fornia exposition In San Diego. Cal. in
IsiS As san Francisco Is 70 hold an ex-
position the same year, IN which the ns-
tons Of the world Already have been IN
vftyd to partiGpate. tia eonniftes de-
eided that an insttation TO . second mir
vas tuHdrfxaAls
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

HARLAN. Ia. Feb. s-tspecial 1.-THE
home OF Mira Peter Commander on North
Sixth street was almost totally DESTROYED
BY fire wednesday night A kerosene
lamp exploded ana Mrs. Commander and
small children were barely able to escape
with their lives About s.ooo insarance
was carried. The house was one Of the
landmarks here II having been built
nfty years ago By Hon Chicken Weeks
who was a noted character here in the
early days.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
KING FREDERICK HAS
ANOTHER GOOD NIGHT

CoPENHAGEE. Denmark Feb A.
King Frederick b making such good pro-
gre1 In his recovery from his recent H.
ness that only one bulletin win be issued
daily BY the phyEeazns IN affendance HIS
majesty passed a good night HIS general
condition Is good The inflammation Of the
lungs continues 70 decrease
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
WESTERN RATES SUSPENDED
Classification Recently Filed is Held
Up by Commission.
AFFECTS NEARLY ALL POINTS
Proposed Schedule iWhieh wesid
Increase Many Rates and De-
crease Few IL s.s.esa-a
Untu yuzs 20.
AFFECTS NEARLY ALL POINTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA new western
classification Of freight. on which the
western transportation lines worked for
many months and which recsntiy was
filed with the Interstate Commerce com
mission. today vas ordered by, the COM
mission TO be suspended from February
Is to June Is
Tho proposed classification contains
hundreds Of changes resulting IN many
advances and some decreases In present
rates. Naturally, rates would be affected
by tho new classification, not only In
western territory. but throughout the
country on all freight originating In o.
destined to points In that territory.
A hearing on the proposed classification
was held In Chicago on January 3. but IT
was found impossible BY the commission
TO conclude Its inquiry before the effective
date. February Is.
Other Rates Suspended.
Advances In freight rates proposed by
transocntinentai railroads were today sus-
pended by the commission from February
q until August g. II was found impcs-
sibie to conclude the inquiry within the
time originally fixed by the commission.
The commission today ordered . general
investigation ct the practice of'ail inter
state carriers with respect to the issuance
Of passes. franks and free transportation
service.
Information has reached the commission
that many carriers arc violating the law
in that regard. Indications are that the
offending carriers may be obliged TO face
prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

Blrfhs-Jos and liza Altman. l7B Cas-
teli&f street. boy, Pete ana Sarah F1b-
Herman and Ffeaees kle.aosty. lei
south Tenth street. boy Louis and
Lacy Won Dolien. IDS Cas- street. boy I:
Albert and sigma D<iterie. Is south
Thiffy-rfrst street girl Jshn l. and
Lflson. Burning Ia PAirfck avenue. girl
Dra<ht-H ei4n NJ BpnEexfr. q years.
Dsuver. Charles r. Ebert. 81 years. For
fiefh Atxeef and PcpEdstpn avenne; Ell
zsb<th Lehnsr. e years. Tptnfy tnaEth
and Esrr4n strpetx
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
DEATH RECORD


wIsNER Nsb.. Feb. s.-tspecIsl y
Mrs. A. ]. Pollack died suddenly Of
pneumonia Thursday morning after .
short illness. The funeral was held this
afternoon at the Methodist church. Rev.
@. L. Goodell Of GIenwood. Ia. officiat-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

CENTRAL CITY, Neh. Feb a-xspe-
eial l-charies n. sokol and Nicholas A.
shue. ex-saloon keepers Of silver Greek.
have commsneed suit In the district court
against the Silver Creek sehool disuiet
fer sokb eaeh. a. the portion af thar
Iiesnss Nancy which they claimed was
isft unssrnsd xhsn the liosnres were re-
yoked.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

only Oar -nnS-r7 auUINE~
That Is Laxative bruno ouinina Lock fos
the signature Of < W. Grove Used tina
xari4 ever 10 eare . odd IN Go axy. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
MOUSE PUTS PIPE ORGAN
OUT OF COMMISSION

TABOR Ia. Feb. s.-tspecial.) -AI-
though church mice are popularity sup
posed TO be poverty stricken. they some
times prove an expensive luxury. At least
such was the expression OF the Tabor
Congregational church. Fore several
weeks the big pipe orgpn In the church
has been behaving In q manner quite UNI
becoming TO one In its responsible po-
dtion. Frequently II gave utterance to
agonizing Eroans quite out OF harmany
with the devotional music of the church
services. Finally one Of tho pedals refused
10 act and the organ was put out Of
business. Prof N. o. Rowe. the organlst
and choristsr. not possessing the proper
Instruments with which TO operate upon
the vitsis Of the organ found II necessary
TO send fcrlan expert from the factory.
This man upon making an examination
found under tho refractory pedal large,
oommodious mouse nest. constructed Of
apple cores. date seeds. nut shells, etc.
This domicle a. Il neared completion be-
came 30 high that tho pedal could no,
drop. After routing the industrious little
builders out Of their novel winter quar-.
tiers and revtving the instrument the
specialist charged the church the sum Of
st2se and returned 10 headquarters Tn.
organ now performs In the most exem.
plary manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
suffrasi.t Debate a, "a. GROVE.

IDA GROVE. Ia. Feb. s-tspeclal.-
The Iowa State college short courst Is
being held In Ida Grove this week, and
In spite Of almost impassabie country
roads. there are upwards Of 100 scholars
enrolled A feature OF the day yesterday
was the entertainment In the evening In
the form of debate on the question OF
womans suffrage. MIA Julia Clark
Hallam Of Sioux City. Mrs Belle Hansen
and Attorney Charles s. Macomher of
Ida Grove took the affirmative side. and
the negative was taken by Mrs. Calvin
Besore. s NJ corrie. former state repre-
sentative. and Attorney Cur @. Eilix The
Judges announce that they gave the de-
cisio. 20 the suffragis.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

r@-sssst AaTsnzinx : me Rasd to
slg Rstsrnx
, 1912-06-26
ST, Croix Society for
the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals,
PKOTECTRESS: Her ExcELLRNcY Mrs.
HELwEG-LARsEN.

gwgHE Annual Festival will be held Mt
DO DIAMOND SCHOOL on SATURDAY
the 29th June at 3 o'clock pm.
Addresses will be delivered,
Prizes distributed.
Christiansted Native Brass Band will play.
Every one interested in the object of the
Society, especially those who have to take
care Of domestic animals, are hereby invited
to attend the festival.
The General Meeting will be held at the
same place immediately after the end of the
festival.
ORDER OF THE DAY:
y Annual report and plans for future
work.
y Accounts for the year 1911.
81 Election of 3 members of the Committee,
~ Election of l member of the Committee
to take the place of o member, who has
left the island.
81 Election of l Auditor and q Substitute.
Only members of the Society have the
right of voting at the General Meeting.
Christiansted, the 18th June 1912.
On behalf of the Committee
O. RUBNER- PETERSEN
EMIL PETERSEN.
, 1912-06-26
Translation.
Publication.

Y is hereby brought to public notice, that
IL Government, on account of more cases Of
plague having occurred at Trinidad, has
added the following to the measures against
arrivals from the said port mentioned in
Publication Of 10Th April q. c.:
1t is only allowed the aptain and officers
from such snip and not any other of the per
sons from the ship, not even those who como
aboard here, to come ashore and then only
Oh service, and if the ship remains here more
than "A hours, the crew shall be subject to
inspection by the Quarantine-Do once q
day, as long as The ship remains.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croiy,
the Goth June, 1912.
BAUMANN,
, 1912-06-26
eke1dtgoxelse

nET bekendtgores hcrved, at Guverne-
~ mentet Anledning af here Tilf@lde af
Pest paa Trinidad hor f@iet folgende til de
j Bekendt- orelse af 29' April d. A. ommeIdte
Foranstaltnineer mod Skibe ankommende
fra n@vnte Plads:
Pet tillades kun Kaptojnen og oficererne
paa saodant SIKH, og ingen andre ombord-
veronde, heller like saadanne, der her be-
give sig on Bord, at gaa Land her og kun
i Tjenesteanliggender og hvis Skibet for
oliver her udover "a Timer, skal Besietning-
en- besigtiges cen Gang dnglig at Karan-
tenel@gen, saalnnge Opholdet her vnrer.
G%uvernements Sekretariatet, St. Cloix, den
90 Juni, 1912.
BAUMANN,
, 1912-06-26
Translation.
Publication.

TT is hereby brought to public notice, that
- Government, on account of bubOnic
plague, has ordered a 10 days quarantine
against Porto Rico and adjacent islands and
has decided, that ships arriving from there
will not be allowed any communication what
soever with land, unless they BRING a certi-
ticate from the Observation-Disclosures of st.
Thomas, that they have obtained a free pra-
tique there, and that, even in such a case,
no cargo, that may carry infection or shelter
rats OF mice, will be allowed to be landed
here.
Government Secretary's Office. the Goth
June, 1912.
BAUMANN,
0Ck0.
, 1912-06-26
T. J. STRIDIRoN.
Fin.
Translation.
Publication.

CT is hereby made known that the taxes
n for the year 1911 Tor town and country
properties became due on the 1st May a. c.
and will be received at the Branch Of the
Danish West Indian Newfoundland at Chris
tiansted for the town and country district
of Christiansted, and at the Frederik ted's
branch for the town and country district Of
Flederiksted.
After the expiration of The month Of Au-
gust the list of arrears will be forwarded to
the respective Sheriffs for further measures.
The Government Of the Danish West In
dia Islands, st. Croix 18th June, 1912.
For the Governor.
BAUMANN.
QGL
, 1912-06-26
Translation.
Publication

L is hereby made known, that a balance
~ Of interest amounting to Frcs. 373.67t
VIII be on hand for distribution the 2Sth
July C. from Their Royal Hi9hnesses
Crown Prince Frederik and Grown Princess
Louise's Silver Wedding Memorial Fund for
the benefit of worthy INDECENT persons in
St. Croix.
Applications containing the requisite in
formation and duly certified to be forwarded
to the Government of the Danish West In
dIa Islands within the goth July &C.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
the 18th June, 1912.
BAUMANN,
0cfn
, 1912-06-26
Il ekendteoKelS

nET bekjendtg6res herved at Skatterne
- for Aaret 1911 for BY og Landeiendom-
meme ere forfaldue til Detailing den 1ste Maj
d. A. og vile blive modtagne for Christian
steds BY og Landdistrikt den Dansk Vest
indiske Nationalbanks Filial i Christiansted
og for Frederkikeds BY og Landd:strikt
Fillialen i Frederiksted.
Efter Udgangen af August Manned Vile
Restancelisterne blive tilstillede Byfogderne
til videre Foranstaltning.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vestjndiske
Ger den 18de Juni, 1912.
p. Y
BAUMANN,
est.
, 1912-06-26
ekendtgoxe1se

WET bekendtgores herved, at Guverne-
~ mentet paa Grund af Bylde Pest har
anlagt en- 10 Days Karant@ne mod Porto
Rico med tilhorende Ger, OK har bestemt,
at Skibe, der ankomme derfra, like maa
have nogensomhelst F~orbindelse med Land,
med mindre de forevise Attest fra Karan-
tenemyndighederne paa st. Thomas, at de
have erholdt fri Praktika der, hvorhos selv
i saa Fald Ladning, der kan vare smitte-
f9rende eller huse Rotter eller Mus, like
maa landes her.
Guvernements Sekretariatet ST Croix, den
90 Juni, 1912.
BAUMANN,
est.
, 1912-06-26
dtgo

nET bekendtgores herved, at der af
~ Deres Kongelige Hojheder Kronprins
Frederik og Kronprinsesse Louises Solv-
bryllupslegut til Fordel for verdige Tren-
gende paa st. Croix vii we're ct RentebeIob
af Frcs. 373,674 til Uddeling den % Julid.A.
Andragender, indeholdonde de forn6dne
og behorig konstaterede Oplysninger, vile
we're at indsende I'll G-uvernementet for de
dansk vestindiske Ger linden den 20 JUL
d.A.
Guvernementssekretariatet St. CrciX, den
IS Juni, 1912.
BAUMANN,
est
, 1912-06-26

Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool, nominal
Is. cid.
Bank Of England Rate of discount 3.
Consols 764
Three per cent Rehtes in Paris 93.15.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
MASSAGE.

For rheumatism. paralysis and poor circulation:
magnetic massage; alcohol rub. Appointment by
phone. North 4G05. Address, 1914 18th vt. Nv.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
SEEKS CUSTODY OF CHILD.
Mrs. Arthur Hale Sues Father OF
Her GRANDDAUGHTER.

RISING Sun. Md, July AIRS. Arthur
Hale of Washington, daughter-in-law OF
Rev. Everett Hale and prominent in So
cieyt circles of the Capital city and Mar
ragansett Pier, has brought suit against
Kurt Diederich of Washington. D. c.,
formerly Of Rowlandville, Cecil county. in
an effort to obtain the custody of her
grandchild. Elsie DieNerich. four years
old daughter of Diederich.
She alleges incompetency. The child $
mother died in London last spring during
the coronation of King George. Before
leaving her home at Rowlandville for
London Mrs. Diederich placed the child
in the care of it's grandmother. intending
to take it back upon her return. The lit
tie girl is at present with her father.
New Yorw attorneys will thrash out the
case at Narragansett Pier, to which place
several Cecil county witnesses VIII be
summoned. All concerned except Mr..
Diederich and the cENd have left Cecil
county for Narragn nsett Pier.
Mrs Arthur Hale Washington address
is given In the city directory at 2l21 Call
fornia street. At that residence today 1t
was stated that Mrs. Hale formerly leas-
ed the property for a short time. but that
she now resides at Narragansett Pier. Mr..
Diederich Is also reported to be at Mar
ragansett.
Evening star., 1912-07-04

II you want work read the want col
umns Of The Star.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
Messallne Petticoats.

Extra quality, in plain black.
navy and green; also changeable
blue and green. Regular SD nS
price, $500. Friday.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
PERJURY CASE DELAYED.
Miss Heppner, Witness in Henning
Suit, to Be Tried July 8.

CHICAGO, July 4.-The hearing OF the
charges against Miss Aileen Heppner,
who was arrested Tuesday accused of
perjury in her testimony in the suit OF
John &. Henning against Clarence 8.
Funk, general manager of the Inter-
national Harvester Company, for the
alienation Of the affections of Mrs. Hen
ming. has been continued to July o.
Counsel who represented Henning In
the recent trial in which Funk was ex-
onerated, asked for an Immediate hear
ing OF the charges against Miss Heppner,
protesting that delay was being sought to
lay the case before the grand jury
The state attorneys Office asked for a
continuance OF ten days. Officers are
searching for Henning. for whose arrest
perjury warrant has been issued.
Miss Heppner testified that she saw Mr.
Funk and Mrs. Henning in hotel. The
persons with whom Miss Heppner said
she was dining at the time declared they
were not in the hotel nor with Miss
Heppner on the day she named.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
MADE LINGUIsT BY PRAYER.
Teacher Says That and Fasting Gave
Her Gift of Tongues.

ST. LOUIS. NO.. July Miss Ethel
Ruth Davis, for five years instructor in
art at the st. Louis Teachers College.
tells her friends that after three days
fasting and prayer she received Tuesday
an answer to her plea enabling her to
converse in any language.
Miss Davis has resigned her place In
Teachers College and will devote her
life to missionary work. Her desire for
the gift of language. she said. was that
she might do good among those who
needed spiritual training.
Miss Davis was born and reared at
Lakeside a suburb OF Macon. Ga, where
her aunt now owns large plantation
and is the founder of q new cult that has
not been named. She was graduated
from Pratt Institute. in New York. and
i've years ago came TO st. Louis, where
Evening star., 1912-07-04
GERMANS TO GO TO ARCTIC.
Exploration Will Be Conducted in
the Northeast Passage.

pedition under the leadership of Lieut..
Schroeder-StranZ will start in June, 1913.
for three to four year trip of explora-
tion in the northeast passage, the water
route north of Europe and Asia between
the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans.
Princess Therese of Bavaria the Duke
of Altenburg. Duke Adolph Friedrich of
Mecklenburg. the Duke of Urach and
other prominent person2ges are among
the supporters of the expedition.
The scientific equipment will be supplied
by the Berlin Museum, and a corps OF
able scientists will be Of the party. The
northeast passage was first explored in
1889 by Nordenskjold, in the Vega.
Evening star., 1912-07-04

The local board of civil service exam
iners announces that July % next a
irst-grade clerical examination will be
held in this city for the position OF store
keeper-gauger. at a salary of from s. to
S. per diem.
The city school board will hold a meet
ing tomorrow night, at which a principal
for the Alexandria High School will be
selected to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of w. A. Anderson, jr
Supt. w. Fl. Sweeney Is i'm receipt Of
about fifty applications for the position.
Laura A. Wescoat, eleven months old,
daughter of Robert C. and Laura H.
Wescoat, died this morning at her par
ents' home, 1000 Queen street
The condition OF E. c. Joyce, who was
to be seriously i'll, Is consid-
erably improved today.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
OFFICIALS MOTHER DEAD.
Mrs. Polly Cary Manson Succumbs
at Lynchburg, Va, Home.
pecial Dispatch to The Sta.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG. Va. July AIRS. Polly
Cary Manson, mother Of n. c. Manson,
Jr.. city attorney for Lynchburg. and for
fifty years a resident of the city, is dead
after loQg illness.
Mrs. Manson was daughter of the late
John W. Wilson of Cumberland county
and was member OF the First Presby-
tsrian Church here.
In addition TO her son she leaves three
daughters. Mrs. John katz and Mrs.
r. w. Massie of Lynchburg and Mrs.
William Dew Of Sweet Briar, Amherst
county.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
FOUR DAYS WITHOUT FOOD.
Three Year.0ld Boy Lost in Woods
Found BY Indians.

COUDERAY. Wis. July 4.-Crawling on
the ground. calling for water and nearly
dead from thirst, hunger and exhaustion.
Ray Argetsinger. three years old. was
found yesterday in the timber near
Devils lake. In the Couderay Indian
reservation. The lad disappeared Sunday
noon four miles from where he was
found. and during the time had been wan
dering in the woods without food.
Bloodhounds from Ashland were unable
to pick up the trail and Tuesday two
were ordered from Decatur, Ill. Two
Chippewa Indian trailers. however. led
the searching posses to the lad before
the dogs arrived.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
Plans for Merchants Meeting.

The board of directors of the Retail
Merchants Association. at a meeting
held yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF
the chamber of commerce, discussed
plans for the eighth annual meeting Of
the Retail Merchants Association of the
State of Virginia, to be held here July
17-1S.
AT this meeting between 100 and 125
delegates representing thirty-eight state
organizations, will be in attendance.
They will come from every part of the
state.
The sessions of the association will be
presided over by Samuel Cohen OF Rich
mond, president. They will be held In
the Young Peoples building of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
A trip to Marshall Hall, together with
other forms of entertainment, is being
prepared by the local committee of ar
headquarters at the Hotel Rammel.
A iy-swatting contest will begin here
Monday and be continued until October /.
1t will be under the supervision of the
health department and will be looked aft
er by a committee of five citizens. Rules
and regulations governing the contest
were arranged for at a meeting held last
night in the Office of Mayor Paff.
John B. De Motto was chosen chairman
of the committee and Miss Janet A.
Risheill will serve as secretary. Prizes
will be awarded those swattng the larEr
est number Of flies.
The following Is the committee named
by the health officer to have charge Of the
contest: Mayor F. j. Paff Robert S.
Barrett, John B. De Motto, j. e. w. Tim
herman and Benoit Bear.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
Isner Comal DELAYED by Strike.

MOBILE, Ala, July 4.-The Mallory
liner Comal has sailed from Mobile
with a crew OF non-union firemen and oil
ers that were recruited in this port during
the last three days. The Comal In one
day late for Tampa and New York. Many
Of the new crew are negroes.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
END OF LONG SEARCH.
James Robertson Arrested for Crime
Committed Six Weeks Ago.
Dianatch TO The STA

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July 4.-James
Robertson has been arrested by the
local police for Amherst county author
tiles who have been searching for him
for six weeks under a warrant charging
him with attempting q criminal assault
Just outside the city. The woman he at
tackled fought her assailant and drove
him away. The warrant was issued i'm
mediately for his arrest.