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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TINE
CARD.

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Arrive
lsourt.s. aud ralnsn north sss a. m.
Houston and polass north ssks y m.
nrcwnsvllic and points south slkS am.
brownsville and points south 1910 , m
LEAVES
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Houston and points north $3.50 y. m
brownsville ana points sonsh s,os ain
Brownsville and points south SOS nm
San Antonio and Aransas Pass
I caves
t'os san Aatotlo and Iloaltcn s,ss am.
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fcs San Ansonio s Houston 1890 nm
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from san Antonio - 500 y m
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plaintiff. and iehn y 0uinlru and the
unknown heirs ~ John q. Qulnicn.
decreased are defendants. aud said pe
,itlon alicgine that IN cr about April
9Th, igos said John 4, Qulnlcn. do.
ceased, entered sntn an ckecutory CON
tract ~ sale with piain,iff fcr the pur
chase 90 10 acres - land IN Nucccs
County Texas, hrlng part ~ tina,
larEer tract or land known an "lsincon
dol urullc" Originally granted hy IN,
state " rahshuilpas 81 Leonardo Ton.
gpiia De IA oaira, and hcins lots aud
Witness ny hand At corpus christi
Texas, this ian day 81 september
A. a.. ieIt
. ST. IS Wright. sheriff of Nuccci
County Texas
~ nhcag ncllhmy. Deputy as,
'Adveriis~mentl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
FOR RENT.
ron RENT Ready about November
lsth,. Elegant New Modern Apart

ron RENT Ready about November
isth.. Elegant New Modern Apart.
ncnts; Souih Bluff -cariine and paved
street. LIVING room. dining room. hail.
two bed rooms. kitchen. bath front and
rear screened porches earagc aud SER
wants rooms, plastercd interior and
exterior. hardwood floors. Tiled baths
modern plumbing. handsome fixtures.
screened throughout. inspection III.
,iicd fIg
FOR RENT Two five room modern
cottages on fiuffaio street Apply TO
Mrs. Gust rieye 81. 1894 buffalo
Phone 30s ISL
FOR HEHT--fiye room furnished cot
tage facing hay one block from car
line. close in. apply r. W. stayton
First state Bank Bdg. city
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'tGR RENT Three upstairs. unfur.
,.lshcd rooms. No. siaM ChaparTal
stree, only $500 FOR three rooms. fine
location for drcssmakcr, offlces. or
living rooms. Apply G. y. Coleman,
Phone No iie or No. s2s 800
FOR KENT--four and five room mod
ern houses furnished or not-war
prices Amos Moore. Phone es7 iei
ron RENT -Thfeo-room furnished
cottage $500 ser month 7. l..
Vaughn. ssf Resaca street Phone $50.
z7s
WILL RENT 5-roOm furnisned home
south Bluff. bay 'front.' Terms 10 De-
mrsblc persons phens - ssi
( FOR RENT New three room cottag,
on Rogers avenue $500 per month
Apply At 10 Mesquite street or Paone
zg2. zS'
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Born Investment ComDanv
Business Property for Rent
Homes On Easy Payments
FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE ANnERSoN"-S suites furnished
complete Tor housekeeping desirable.
central location overlooking hay. also
Jingle rooms Tls North water street
Phone gst POI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

ron RENT Nicsly furnished bod
room with private hath.tWo blocks froni
sap station rhono so, as
FOR RENT Nicely furnished roosns
with c''n, eniencvs ooutnl cioss 4,
business no children. s0S Mosquit,
street ik,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

To TRAbE-Ssl acrvs land ln Real
County 81. miles County Seat value
$1,000 Viii exchange Tor Corpus in-
come PROPERTY Address D. d. sui.
Ivan, cadiz. Texas 81
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good gentle
work horscs and MARES fnr sale o.
trade Tor good Jersey COWS Addfess
Ed fcarse. Corpus Cmisu Rout,
No 2 tos
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WANTED Ladies' that do Fancy and
Fine Needle WORK % cali at cur storr.
Ideal Hair Parior. en-
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FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
DIRT For Sale

II YOU need dirt for filllng-ln pur-
poses apply 10 Geo. W paifcrn'
Street Foreman. zs
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Desirable lot on Furmen
avenue. Apply Jno, ". stay,on. Phone
s.. '''''
t'k SALE Irrigated Farm so acres
all in cultivation one Of the best farms
'n South Texas miles south 81
NingsVilie. Hlehcrg County. Texas =
100000 worth Of improvements ON
farm. can sen this farm at price
that cannot be- duplicated in the state
no trade accepted. Address. \. n.
billiard owner Ricardo. Texas $40
FOR SALE Lots Ia Magnolia Colony.
near Alice. Texas all lots are right in
square on main boulevard 5000 each
sl0o cash, 800 per month Three
good lots in ~ Worth s55O00. $500
cash. $500 per month no m.
iorost Address vs.. NJ Harmon. Alice.
Texas. iog
FORCED SALE Southeast corner. 100
800 feet dandy building site Phone
we. GIaB
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AUTO BARGAIN.

FOR SALE one Maxwell passenger
automobile IN good condition A bar
gain az seas Write y. q. Box C5s.
Corpua Cbrisu. Texas 8sa
FOR SALE Automobile az bargain
1912 iiudson-s1. c. Chnddlck a Co
ssa
FOR SALE 1913 seven passenger
Cadillac At rieht price, also 1874 Cadn-
lac Roadster practically new See
Harry Archer gIg
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Toschor's certificate and
voucher Return 60 sss caraucahua
street for reward ans
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WILL RENT s-room Furnished home.
south Bluff. hay 'front.' Terms 70 De-
flrsblc persons phons - ssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

FoR RENT New three room cottags
on Rogers avenue. $500 per month.
Apply al no Mesquite street or Phone
z22. zSs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

FOR RENT Two five room modern
cottages OF Bnffslo street Apply 10
Mrs, Gust fieye, st., 1894 Buffalo
Phune 3os isi
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FOX HENr~-F0ur and five room mod
ern houses furnished or not-war
prices. Amos Moore. Phone ss7 iei
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

FOR RENT rhpeo-room furnished
cottage $500 ser month. T. l..
Vaughn. ssi Resaca street Phone $50.
27s
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FOR ItEST--flye room furnished cot q
tage facing bay one block from car
line. close in; apply Il, w stayton.
First state Bank bldg. CITY.
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WANTED


WANTED Young man aged 10 desires
position in office has iusi completed
course - bookkeeping la business col.
lego can furnish references. Address
Boa No 4is Caller office. 4iG
WANTED To rent Tor the winter two
or three unfurnIshed rooms with pri.
waite family. Must be close !n Give
location iu first letter. Address post
office box s57. city as
WANTED Teacher with first grade
state certificate ana IS years expert
cnco. wants school at 10000 or sig500
Address !. b Jordon. Carbon. TeSas
iga
WANTED a bookkeeper GermAn-
with first class references and recon-
mondntion wants a position al once
Address BOX Ss3 Caller office. $50
WANTED -Colored woman wania
position as cook or maid Good refer
cnccs Hannah Paxton, 6i9 n. Tan
cahua. ss2
WANTED Desk space IN some good
office hy reputable corporation Please
state price and location. Box g. San
Antonio 3ae
/ WANTED Phonograph spring and
gear. as Peoples. Phone 4e6. iif
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/ WANTED Experienced Salesman Of
real ability. an unusual opportunity
for high class man. Room IA Greer
Rldg ioi
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
DIRT For Sale.
II YOU need dirt for fillng-in puF-
poses. apply TO Geo " paffcrn,
street Foreman. zss
FOR SALE winchester is-gauE'
pump gan. Good condition. Prize SIS
A. y Beach. Caller Office. f0'
1 FOR SALE Chickcns and eggs Fresh
ward eggs and nice tat hers snd fricrs
.i I've or dressed. Phone SCI III
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LOANS.
So MONEY 90 MONEY sgfr- l.oan'
may be obtained Tor any purpose on &C
ccptable real estate security liberia
privileges correspondence solicited
Address A-C Agency Company 7si
Gas. Flee Bldg. Denver. colo. SO
The sun., 1914-08-21
C0NSIDINE CHILD IN COURT.
judge 10 Name Guardian. Following
Illness of Mother.

Frances Considlne, T. daughter OF the
late John n. Consldine, well known in
sporting circles from coast to coast. was
arragned yesterday before Justice Zellcr
in Chidrens Court In Brooklyn on n
technical charge OF improper guardian
ship following the strange actions OF her
mother, Mrs, Lulu Consldine, at Brighton
Reaoh on Wednesday, Should the mother
he declared incurable Frances will be
adopted by her uncle George Considine
OF 32S West Fifty-seventh street, Man
haitian.
Mr. Considlne was unable to reach the
court in time TO present his claim for
the custody OF the child, but his wife
and his slster-n-law, Mrs, William Com
sidine, were there. The little girl was
paroled in their care until the matter
of adoption Is decided,
In the meantime Mrs Lulu Considine
is in the observation ward of Kings
County Hospital pending removal TO
Kings Park. She registered at the Brigh-
ton Beach Hotel Wednesday morning,
dismissed the maid and disappeared.
Later she went to another hotel, sobbing
that her child had been stolen,
Several years ago Mrs Considine was
well known on the stage ~ Lulu Tabor.
She appeared for several seasons as
NudGo in "ln Od Kentucky" She gave
up acting when she became Mrs, Con-
sdine.
The sun., 1914-08-21
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. W. Lan.er Washington has con
cludcd her visit with Mrs. Philip Rhine
lander in Tuxedo and is at Briarcliff
Lodge.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
Jrn are visiting Miss Lillian Cram at
her summer plac, IN Stockbrldge, Mass.
Miss Gwendolln Cons,n, whose engage
recently, has been visiting Miss Gene
We've Sanford In Cedarhurst. l.. I,
Mrs, Leigh Hunt and Miss Helen L. Hunt
are at the Meadow Club in Southampton,
l.. l., during tennis week.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul ID. Mills OF Phla-
delpha @e occupying Sea Meadow on
the Clirs in Narragansett Pier. r. l..
until the end OF the season.
Mrs. Henry Sanford Is visiting her
sister Mrs, Steuart Davis. who Is pass
ing tho season In Narragansett Pier, h. /
Mr., and Mrs, Oliver Perrin are visit
ing Mr. ana Mrs. William Earl Dodge In
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter G.. Oakman are
making motor trip through the Berk-
shires.
Mrs. Carter Harrison OF Chicago is Wis
itng Col and Mrs, Alfred Wagstaff a,
their summer place, Tahlulah in West
Mrs Clarence Gray pinsmore and her
niece Miss Kate Gordon willis, who were
at New London, Conn, have gone to Mar
ragansett Pier, r. !,
Mrs Belmont Tiffany and Mrs. Rodcr-
icl Cameron are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Judah Il. Sears at their camp on Spit
fire Lake in the Adrondacks.
A vaudeville entertainment and dance
will he given tonight at the pavilion in
Rye Beach under tho auspices Of the
Rye Beach Club.
The sun., 1914-08-21
REBA LEAVES PRISON
WITH 81 DAY APPETITE
Anarchist Insists She Has Been
on Hunger Strike Through
out Incarceration.

Reba Edelsohn, the anarchist, was re-
leased from the workhouso on Black
Wells Island yesterday. bond OF $500
was given by n surety company as a
guarantee that she would keep the peace
for three months
After leaving the island Miss Edclsohn
went to the office OF an Anarchlstic pub
lication and wrote out "A long statement
denounclng the administration of Correc
tlon Commissioner Katharine r. Davis
and the sanitary conditions in the prison,
81 have not eaten "A single bite since
| was sent to the workhouse" she said.
1T Is Just thirty one days and | have
neither eaten nor taken water except
every four or nve days with medicine"
Referring to what she had seen in the
prison, Miss Edelsohn said: Almost
daily several prisoners are carried on
stretchens to the hospital suffering from
the foul food. The eggs are OF the cheap
est storage kind. Those who are sick
get a blush fluid called milk Five and
six women have to sleep In the same cell.
The prisoners are all half starved"
The statement runs along in this vein
for considerable length, She said she
would remain on IA liquid diet for few
days, To-day she expects to go 10 the
mountains to recover from her hunger
strike.
The sun., 1914-08-21
TIME DOESN'T LAG WITH
BERKSHIRE SOJOURNERS
Mrs. CrOwninShield Is Hostess
e. W. Folsom Observes
Birthday.

LENox. Aug 2o-Mrs Francis CROWN
pot to-day In honor OF Mrs. Francis e.
Bacon Of Boston.
Mrs George +. Logan and f. +. Jefser-
son of New York won the consolation
cup offered by Mrs. Henry Wells OF Chi
cago for defeated players in the Heaton
Hall tennls tournament. John Rochester
and Sheldon II. Smith will play the finals
for the Junior tennis cup tomorrow.
George Winthrop Folsom observed his
siNty-elEhth birthday anniversary at
Sunny Ridge Mrs. William $. Osgood
Field, who had been at Upper st, Regis
In the Adirondauks has returned to High
lawn House. Mr. and Mrs. Herman lie
Roy Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Throop.
who had been at the Maplewood Hotel.
Pittsheld. Will leave here on Saturday
for New York.
Robert Rudd, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise. gave an afternoon dance
at the Fernside tea room In Tyr!ngham
Mrs. George f. Turnure and Miss
Mary NJ Turnure are passing a few days
with friends at Katonah. ". Y. Mrs
Byam K Stevens, who just arrived In
New York from Europe, has ordered her
villa put in readiness for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dwight Brewster
touring with sydney E. and Warren D.
Brewster and Mrs. Samuel Spencer and
Mrs, vivian Spencer OF Tuxedo. have
arrived at the Hotel Asplnwall.
Mrs. John Caldwell OF Pittsburg has
cabled Brown Caldwell from The Hague
notifying him OF her arrival with her
physician, Dr william II. Vandenbere
of Now York. and Mrs. George Wurnzell
OF rittsburg>
The sun., 1914-08-21
FOREIGN BEER DROUGHT NIGH
Just Enough Imported Froth TO Last
Three Weeks

Restaurants and saloon keepers have
been notified by some importers OF Bavar-
ian and Bohemian beer that the supplv
on hand IL large enough to last from one
to three weeks only. That this will in
crease the consumption Of American beer
In Indicated by the announcement that
some importing houses will supply their
customers with the domestic article. one
importer said:
The supply from Europe has abso-
lutely stopped. not only because of the
c ssation of commerce but because the
beiligerent Governments have forbidden
the expectation OF foods uffs. which term.
OF course, includes beer. | do not think
there is enough foreign beer in this coun-
try to last more than three weeks We
have notified our customers that We will
supply them at the usual prices until
our stock Is gone
The sun., 1914-08-21
MEADOW CLUB BALL
BENEFITS HOSPITAL
Annual Costume Affair Proves
Great Success at South
amptOn.
DANCING HELD IN MARQUEE
supper Is Served in Clubhouse
After Guests See New steps
Exhibition.

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, Aug 20.--The an
nual costume ball at the Meadow Club
tonight was grand success both So
cially and financially. The proceeds OF
the ball are for the benefit of the South
ampton Hospital About forty boxes
were sold at $50 zach. Tickets OF ad-
mission were 81. About 400 were present.
including those in the boxes
The dancing was In n huge marcNiee
erected on the lawn OF the Meadow Club.
covered passageway connected II with
the clubhouse. where supper was served
after the dancing
The interior decorations were OF green
and white. The boxes, bnllt on Other
side OF the marquee, were trimmed with
oak leaves and the musicians stand, op-
posite the entrance, was banked with
palms and bay trees, In which were col
ored electric lights. Coiored lanterns were
huhg from the roof of the Marquee and
along the passaRewHy to the clubhouse
making most brilliant sight.
Inc bail was opened at 10 O'Clock with
Plerfot ana picrrttc dance arranged
by Miss Cutting. Daring the eyenin,
there was competitive dancing by some
OF the younger set
Inc committee who arranged the dance
included Mrs. Frederick A. Snow. Mrs.
W NJ. Grinnell, Mrs. B Aymar Sands.
Mrs Archibald Rogers, Mrs, Peter H.
Wyckon. Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs. Henry
a. Robbins, Mrs. Charles Macdonald
Mrs Albert Gallatin, Mrs. George War
rington Curtis. Mrs. Georte {. Clark,
Mrs James L. Barclay, Mrs. Thomas 3
Parker. Mrs. Harry +. Robbins. Mrs
Henry g. Trevor, Mrs. Edward Van In
gen Mrs Goodhue Livingston. Mrs
W. scott Cameron. Mrs r. Morris Car
nesie, Mrs Sydney S. Breese, Mrs. Joseph
X. Dilworth. Mrs. j. Searle Barclay. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Brokaw. Mrs. Fred
erick w. Jones and Mrs W. Delaney
kountze
The sun., 1914-08-21
HUSBAND ACCUSES SEA HERO.
Rescuer of oklahoma seamen Named
ns Correspondent In suit,

Frederick u. Roberts. third ofnc.r -,
the Booth Line steamship Grcrorv who
distinguished himself for his herolsm on
January last by leapng from the Grcr.
DRY ana aiding in the rescue OF I'VE mem
bers OF the crew OF the oil tanker OKLA
hotna OH sandy Hook lightshhp. was ac
eused IN the Supreme Court yesterday
% "nlscohuuct on the Isle OF Man be-
tween May a and June ~ last with
Mrs Margaret VI. Hunt. wife of William
VI. Hunt. seed merchant
Mrs. Hunt recently sued Hunt for a
separation on the ground that no sent
her on visit to his parents in England
III the spring and then refused to give
her money with which 10 return. She
asked Justice Donncly for s25 a week
alimony and a $500 attorney fee. Hunt
then put I'm cOuntcrclam for divorce
naming Roberts. The court reserved
decision.
The sun., 1914-08-21
PROF. CHESSIN ARRESTED.
Held In $4,000 Bond on Charge Of
alternating Love OF lawyers Wife.

Prof. Alexander s Chessln inyentor
OF gyroscope and formerly on the
faculty or Johns Hopkins and Columbia.
was arrested yesterday and held in a
$1,000 bond In suit brought by Marshall
a. Barney. lawyer, for alternating tho
directions OF his wife, Mrs Claire T.
Barney, who was his stenographer when
he married her In 1907. Prof Chessln
and Mrs. Barney say the charges are
absurd
In his affidavit to Justice Weeks the
lawyer alleges that while he and his wife
were living on Staten Island Mrs Bar
ney began receiving the attentions Of
Prof Chessin. who Is a master musi-
clan" She accompanied him to the
opera and to dinner frequently. Barney
alleges. Prof. Chessin convinced Mrs
Barney that married woman has
right 10 have gentlemen friends" charges
her husband.
The sun., 1914-08-21
Plays and Players.

Joseph Brooks viii present Edith Talia-
I,''"' Molly Pearson and Margaret
''erne iu George lollits farccal com
tlF' Tipping the Winner" for the first
ume 10 mis- country in Toledo on Sep
""u'i j. with an extended engagement
W o'f.a az the Blackstone Theatre, Chi
Ctfo on September g. In the support
uE ,E company will be Regan Hughston.
mWfrl Seogram, Eric Campbell. n. A.
n,ianaoa. E'hclbert -. Hales, Frederick
Noyse Marie Massell, Katherine Brook
ana Rita ptway
DoIns'o,N Gest have engaged the fol-
owing cast 10 present Porter Emerson
l'"hes new comedy, wild oats" (:
Ho"heT H Mason, Harry Cowley,- r, Ma
I'an" Dan Mylcs. f.. a. Eberle. Billy
n,'iN' George lngleton, Thomas Meegan.
''r'''. Garrett Jacques Pierce, Mar
t-r, t'r N."'"r Edith Luckett and Ruth
'|'h."r I''hearsals are being conducted
d, .le Princess Theatre in Thirty-ninth
,''.i i't the direction OF Frank
"' 'fmt'e. "Wild oats" will have its
'', 'ns rr"tormance In about two weeks
''lN ". savage has completed the
's' 70. as 'Eyrrywoman" company and
.'''Ist's began yesterday. In the COM
ia'' "i" a,or Brent. Elmer Grandin.
,.'.l' Porter Horace Vinton, George
sN'"N'.' Jerome Bruner, Emmett
Sl''N i.'' John Mckee. Winfred Bald
'Hta Townsend, Mary Stuart,
"%oe H..'s lIilda Peters Charles Dur
.'" John Non Aspe and Harry Hamil-
.li''''1 '''asoo has engaged Malcolm
r, rms to' the new play In which Leo
"'-, Ns'e.n VIII appear this fall.
-, Nr tom of William IL Crane and
"''4'N " Ross In THE New Henrietta"
G G"S n"'n de'crrcd by Joseph Brooks un-
~ "''s direction the stars appear. un.-
-, "''' '|" holidays THE New Henri
,. season was to have opened In Chi
',N early W October and extended 10
"', '''.h' coast, Owing to the unset
s' a'' ''.g.'on of business and the alb
S' W Nr Nraro In Europe Mr. Brooks
.'S .''med i prudent to defer the move
u" 'hI Conditions are better.
-" IT, Mitchell, for two years general
- .'pr'-"ntative al the Little Thea
ana p'"' ously dramatic editor OF the
N''>'s '|'y Post, and New York news
pap' man nag iolncd Henry w Saw
o, i.''", Mr., Mitchell viii be ahead
VI d 'Sar' company.
The sun., 1914-08-21
HOLY GHOST ORCHID IN BLOOM.
Five Plants Bcinp shown at New
York botanical Garden.

Plant lovers in and about New York
city Will be Interested In the Towering OF
the Holy Ghost orchid, or Dove orchid,
at the public conservatories of the New
York Botanical Garden. Five plants of
this beautiful Panama orchid are just
beginning to bloom i'm the orchid house
of range number /, near the terminal
station Of the Third Avenue Elevated
Railway. There are also nine plants In
range number 2, east of the Bronx River.
but these will hardly flower before next
year.
The Spanish inhabitants Of tropical
America have given this flower the name
Of Flor del Espiritu Slnto. or Holy Ghost
flower. Its scientific name Perlsterla
elata- Is from peristera, a dove. and
elata, winged. in alluson to the central
organs of the flower. which have some
what the appearance OF a white dove
with purple dotted wings partly expanded A.
sitting erect In its nest with head turned
downward as II fondy looking at Its
young.
The sun., 1914-08-21
WAR SPLITS WORLDS Y. M. c. A.
Three Secretaries In Geneva Now in
Opposing Armies.

The international Y. NJ. G. A in this
cNy learned yesterday that the World
christian Association. with Headquarters
at Geneva. is utterly demora, zed by the
war and that three Of its leaders are now
hghting one another In opposing armies
Secretary Fermaud who s the senior,
mas been ordered To take command Of
his regiment n Swiss one. Secretary Saut.
tern has left his desk to fight FOR France
and Secretary Childius is in the German
army.
salvation Army headquarters IN New
York learned Yesterday that Gen. Bram-
well Booth had offered the Portsmouth
and other army shelters in England TO
the Government and that they had bee n
accepted. Salvation Army men are en-
listing In the British service and women
are going to the front as nurses In
France Salvation Army men and women
have done the same