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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
Child Taken From Mans Side.

Japanese scientists are interested in an
extraordinary case in a KToto hospital
where Il child was removed fro.s: the side
II a male patient. The patient was born
NTH small tumor IN the left side of the
abdomen which gradually grew in size
IS the years went by until il became as
srge as two mems heads put together.
The surgical operation was carried out
With much difficulty. A deformed child
VAS discovered. Prof. Osaki who par
lcipated in the operation, says that such
asses are rare, but that, viewed from an
anatomical standpoint. they are by no
means surprising. since they are nothing
out an abnormal combination. prior to
birth. of the tissue of twin babies. which
ought to have been born separately The
1atIent is recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
First Woman Bank Head.

The first woman bank president in ia
van has established herself in Toxic. She
Mrs. Kin Seno. who although seventy
ears of age, is in every sense the execu-
i've head of the Seno Commercial Bank
Toxic. and is rapidly acquiring a repu-
alton for efficiency among japanese
'ankers. She inherited a fortune from
Ter husband. whose death had termi-
iated plan to establish Il bank The
Sluow decided to carry out her husband S
Intentions. and after carefully training
Ter sons in financial institutions SO they
night serve as able assistants in her
york. she opened her bank here. She ar
1ves AT her office at O'Clock sharp every
morning and puts in long business day.
she IS modest and simple IN her tastes
With Sincerity as her life motto Al
.houSh thrifty. she makes liberal contri-
buttons to charity. and is pointed out by
Ter friends as q model of Japanese wom-
Innood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
ENROLL TUESDAY
OF MASONIC TEN

THE CAPITAL LECTURE BUREAU.
Lecturers on science, travel. literature, other
subjects supplied schools. churches and man
ayers generally. at moderate rates. Address
H. c. KIRK - 81. NV. Washington. D. C..
2Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25

REFINED FRENCH LADY WILL TEACH
FRENCH at at n nap. Gsn home
H. POUMETHA. Sl1 10th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
Peculiar Taxation.

The action Of the authorities in the
canton OF Ticino. Switzerland. IN deciding
to tax musical Instruments has served
"a bring to light many peculiar sources OF
taxation ~ Germany
The city of spandau. ncar Berlin, taxes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
Bishops Urge Caution.

The instruction Of the youth in matters
of sex calls for the greatest caution and
reserve" in the opinion of the Roman
Catholic bishops Of Germany. The ques
ton formed one Of the topics at a recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25

baby carriages 40 cents apiece, in consid
Grafton of which the babies guardians
are permitted to wheel their carriages
along the sidewalk. The tax brings in
about $500 a year. -
Potsdam still carries formally on its
assessment rolls tax on Gagged night
ingales, although there has been no such
bird in captivity in the city for many
years. The tax owes it's origin to King
Frederick William ". who lamented the
gradual disappearance of nighfngales
from his garden and disliked to see the
birds confined. The-tax was $1.59 bird.
and nominal nightingale revenue of
that amount is still credited in each
years municipal budget.
Tourists are taxable by the city of
Neimar. made famous by Goethe. Every
stranger is taxed 2k cents. The tax is
collected by hotel or boarding house
keepers, who add it to the bill.
Memorial to Emperor.
The corner stone has just been laid for
a memorial tower to Emperor William
on his estate at Cadinen, concentrating
his tWenty-fifth jubilee and the anniver-
sary of the battle of Leipsic. Whether his
majesty pays for it is not stated.
1t will be many years, however, before
the present emperor can hope to have at
| tanned the number of monuments dedi-
Gated to his grandfather, William |, or to
Bismarck, each OF whom is commemorate
ed by some $50 monuments Of various
sorts.
The. movement started by the socialists
several months ago to induce people to
withdraw from the ,PrusSian state Church
assumed great activity last month owing
to the fact that exemption from the
church tax dates from the calendar year
| following the withdrawal. At one of the
/ Berlin courts twelve judges and thirty
| eight actuaries were kept busy during the
| final DAYS of the month with. the legal
formalities of dissolving the relations be-
tween seceders and the church, and at
| another court 1890 Withdrawals were ef-
| fected on one day. 1t is believed that
| the Withdrawals in Greater Berlin alone
during December exceed 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25

my
OF he he Of IN
path of And s
a zen and am
off
into the I'm gagedrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25

II you want work, read the want col
umns Oh The Star.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

GIeonoro Stein, GorIpn Stern @ao
Gli5o6et6 Stebcns. @lorguerite
GIteac Strcblou, 2iaie Sploio Shh-
mani Belle Sil0t Soplor, Ntoooleinc
Sl0oiion Stonc S9omos, Nfargaret
Safer Sbonlos, 0}ortba 9lllitin lin
Gud, @oit6 @1orgoret @otion Doris
Sob6s @eber, 9foie Cohen @ein6reg,
Gictoria @leonore g8enSfitis, Nto-
rion @li5obetb g96eeler, g(nno Nlorie
g86elon, Setter Cecilia gSbitiielo,
Syrma See g9ilbur, D3arD Mariorie
@ias, 6lora gloele g8infelmon @nl
ma 9futb g9rigbt, W}arD SacqueIine
g8oi6anJ QorotbD Gleonor 3ieget
Siloo 6lorence Bile lno @o6el Ga
tberine 8umitcin.
@eminner ser &eobo0D .Nleooillen
crIten @rooes: Gmil1 2ucile Yloore,
@lorp @li8o6et6 Cor GarIDu 5term
Beatrice 5ronf 2oudbeimer lno Sr.
ma eleanor 0fobr.
@ewinncr Der @eoboog @leooillen
5neiten @rooes. 2iQion NdloreO 9to.
mer, W1crriel @rott 0tosIin @2or-
euerite 2oiiic Spiefcr, Ioomi @tbe-
Ieen 9el6in, 2iQian9ee 9inns, Gitber
@eIlic Sdiacr. Syrmo Sec @il6ur,
N3orgorct @DclDn Seiges, Gertrude
9loeIc auble6 uno 2ita @lia6etb
@ronnon.
@6ren6oft eripGbnt: Sorab @ufe.
lort 9l66ott, N1oriom Comet gtnna
2oliic 01urp61, @orD 2cigb @tor-
riott, @liic &omer, Siaim 0logOo-
lcnc @ottihoIf, @1oooleinc gloOiion
9toue Ebonios, SuIio Glcouora
GtciI Sulia @rneitine 8cdcr mo
Ntorgorct 9ofer Ibomos.
@eiuinner ser 6reiitcllcn aonl
.@oubcr GoQcg" TT @wilp 2ucile
M2oore; am Baltimore 9uiineB Sol
lsoc" Sclen Gli5abet6 Somblrg
rno @roce 2oiiie 9ouer; om Cotton
& 9urnctfs 9uiiueB Goacge"
@ertba gSinter 9tobert uuo Sclen
Wargucrite 9ieiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
@c6en madJ G6ina.

9cn Sonigmondt i'm &onoe Der be-
3opften G6ineicn miro Sri. @liiabetD
emma Stomp Derbringen, mcl6c &C.
Itern g3a6mittog Inn 5 llbr nit Srn.
Sronf q. &orolO Sen Suno fiir's
2e6en i6loB. 3ie Geremonie prroe
bon 9oItor @. 81. Seilmm bon Der
cnQl. lut6. ct. &oups Stride in Der
g9obnung Scr 9raliteltern Ger. 2l2,
Catherine StroBe, bol5ogen- Sri.
gl0ele Stamp flmgirte ais Srollt-
iltnqfer, Sr. &obcrt gSooo aus &oi6-
inoton, 9. g., ais 9rolltfiibrcr. Die
9rout lit oie So6ter bon $rn. mo
6rou sSrc0crid Stamp. Sci elmer
bcfrellnoeten Somilie in @oibington
lcrutcn iib 0ic iungcn 2cute bor.nup-
lnebr bier SSa6ren fennen uno lieben.
Sr. sSronf u. @orolo, Der gliIdli@c
@rGutigou, erbielt crit inn Dergan9e-
nen N}onot on scr llniperiitdt Gbl-
cooo Oos Doftoroiplom fir Geologic.
9olo oorauf Undergraduate cr cinen
Gontroft nit ser oStanooro Oil
g." mel6er i6n Derpfli6tet, fir Die
9ouer BON 10 0&onoten nad SEEING
sil qe6en. g&o6 einen lngefdbr Ia
tdqigen 9(ufentbolt i'm DeIlopltone-
&orf miro cr BON 8oncouber aus Die
Gfeiic na6 Dem 2onoe Ser @litte OIL.
trctcu uno iel6ItDeritanolib iein Jun
qes Srou9en mitnebmen. Inter
2eitilnq BON Or. $. g. &Iopp, Ocnl
9SrGiioentcu DER n2liiociatiou Of @eo-
logical engineers Of 9lmcrico~ fen
oct sic rStonOorO Sil Co." 5ur 3eit
1000 N}onn oorunter jeoo6 nlr
icbs @eologcn 5ur @rforihung imo
gSubbarmo6ung Der 0eIDer6dltniile
na6 China.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

bon Strot6er, @rogoen & 60, 8ol.
timore; Sobn @. EownienO, Gol0eri
@onf, Baltimore; DteS Genniman,
g}otiouol 0larinc.9anf; $. 81. Sing-
lep, Go6ert @orrctt & Cons; $. 9,
@cinborot State. @ont BON DlorD.
louo Baltimore; 6. 6. 9tSlcD, ga
tionol.@onf Of Commerce gtepi
gorf; @oIter @rig6t, Queen 9(nne's
g}otionol @onf, Gcntcrbile; Charles
Q. FDlc, 9totioaol-9onf bon 9iiiing
Gun; CHARLES 9. 5inlcg, 9lotionol.
@onf bon Clifton; @illioH 3. Sen
ninq, SomnicnO, Scott & Con; s.
@ctberco 9orroa, 0ritte glotional-
@onf; 8. s. Stcrling, @rite giotio.
nal @onf bon ct. W1arp's, 2conoro-
tomn; 8iaiom 6. 9romn @rite go
tionol9anf, Snop sin; 9coi g.
9billipS, gtotionol. .9anf bon Cant
Fridge; Sobuicno Scott BON Conn.
icnO Scott & Cons; Sacob $. SlnO.
Icu, g9eihniniter So0ings 9onf
Glal0c ". g9il6i(oc bon 9ofer,
gSotts & Co.; Z. $. Mc0foro, Dor
DIETER glotionol 9anf Cambridge;
s. g9ilIon Cole. Central Sopings
@onf; s. 8. 6. @opiius, jun. Gccil
g|otional @onf, Sort Dcpolit; 5rcO-
W. Sega bon Geliou Goof & 60,
Baltimore. So9n 9. &icfier Sogcrs
toDn @onf; @iliom 80. 9foulette,
@oacrstown 9out; ". g8. 2nnabon
BON g8. gS. 2auobon & 60; o. 9.
Sbomos, Grite 9iotionol@aut, Son.
81 Springs, @l0.; 6. S. @iOeon,
6arncrS ana NIc@anicS' glotionol.
9onf, Baltimore; Sronf Sii6cr bon
8. s. &armomS Siibcr & Con;
GrncIt 8. Sicbt bon 8. s. 0ormanus
Sii6er & Son; Charles 6. 6olconer,
&oriibcr oc3 Hegional Hcicrpe So
uitc'S; s. gg. Gasworf, Guaranty
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
0ine NraM mit aluei 9llannern.

Q[ls Elm 6inau8genic ibrer 9lrt CT
uies ii6 cine juuec 6rai, Die geitcrn
Srn. Charles 9. &eio, Dem Sefrctdr
ocr ,@efongenen SiilfsgcieaiAoit "
ibrc ingeuo9ulihe @eidi@te cr6obl'
tc. 0ono6 1T tie BON ibrem erlten
W3onnc geI9icocu morocn imO er5ielt
BON i6m cine m66cntli6c llntcr-
Itiiblng BON $l. gIo6 GINGER 3cit
ncirotbctc lic eincn 9lnoerch mo Der
critic 5abltc rubig icin @elO meiter.
0o lcqte iib ober Der 3ipeite ollf oic
faule Sollt un0 Iebte itia unO 5ufries
cen BON 0cn piinftliN cinfomncnoelt
$A, Die lein @oredugcr ibidte. God
fuuroc mit'oc 8cit Dies Der 6ral 81
ricI lmo iie licB i'm ocr6oitcn uno
Dcrflogtc i'm ulf llnteritiibung, oie
scr 9fibter ouf $3 feitiebtc. Ga nun
Scr critic @lonn rlbig wcitcr 5aDlt,
1sebt iic ouf cincm m04entli@en Sin
fonnen bDn 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Sin Sriidterl.

9iS sur Grrci6ung ieines Il. Se-
bcnsjobres puroe geitern Der crit II
Sabre olte 9fapmono Gapanallgb BON
S|r. 1923, SItcno- -StraBc bonn yfi@-
ter S6irm in Der iiiomeitlidcn 30
Ii8eiItotion mad Ser Ct N'orien-Su-
ouItrieiduIe geionot. PIN Wllttpod)
9l6en6 bate er Sen in gf. 4O2, Siio-
6ultou.9lucnue, mobnboften Sorr0
&einri6 t6dtli6 ongegritten noh.
sem 0icicm ots eiuem Sauien bol6-
ipiicbiiger @uridcn cine &atte an Oen
aopf geworfen poroen ipar un6 er
mad Dem &6Gtcr frugte. Srob iciner
Syugeuo loa Gooonaugb oen Nneobcu
rer @oli5ei gemdB bereits mebr ais
so N2ol oerbaitet porOen lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

ouo Gruit 60, 9}cp. gorf 6ronf 9l.
SonOs, 03oriboa, @in6eitcr & So
9iad6 Dem Sa6resbautctt geiterl
9lbeno, bel pel6em Wlagor @rclion
bon Baltimore ipro6, ipuroen Ole
Serren Geo. ". @e6r BON @eitnln'
tier ais %rGiibent, G6oS. @lann BON
Baltimore ais 5efrctdr mo @illlam
Wlnrriott bon Baltimore ais SbaB-
meiiter eripG5lt erfldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

sd no6nl SIR Goms
pounb uno babe Elm
ict6nes, frdftiges 9az
bap. Srau Su6n
Wlitdlcl, D}aiiena, gielp
Yorf.
nSDoia 6. 9Sinf6am's 8
o%eaetnDle Gompoltno"
lit cine iuunoernolle
S0}coi3iu fir sSraucn
Die ibrer NiuttcrlcGaft
cnt9egenieben. iSrmi
". 90. NlBcrS, 0jorOous
biQe, Wic.
nsScb empfe6le 2boia
6. Sguntbort'S ng'e0e
table COMPOUND" dilf'5
9lngclc9entIic6ite. Soat
fir MIDI Ole @e6urt
mcihcS AinOe5 iebr err
lcicGtcrt. GSrau Is.
%. GUerr, 9i. 9i. 1,
Goniboboden 9Sa
nsSdb babe SDoia 6.
Neintbnm's nQScgctable
COMPOUND" gcnommeu,
int mein GDlten aufs
5libaueu, imo babe jebt
Das iuun0erpollite fleis
he Dld0c6en Der gSelt. "
sSrou Wioie @lnfc
lCg, synperiaL 9Sa.
ysyc1 empfeble bas
COMPOUND bel icoer iicll
mir bietenoen @elcgens
belt. IS bat 70 uiel fir
mid get6on ebe mein
ilcincs Wtdbc1en' aebos
rem iunrnc. ,Sroll
6. IS. ,Sau6crs, Jtor
lesbura w. s9'o.
nSc6 nabn S5r Com
pouno, ebe mcin @dbtI
5ur a'clt lam nnb iiibs
lc, oaB i'd i6n ncir
Sehen Deronnte. "
sSrau gSiuuic ellis,
ySintcr &npclL Sla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

nGs miiroe mir gnr uc5t 10 Oicl
bran liegelt pem meine 6rca iIidf
Ooroui 6eitiinOe mciuc Socien ie.bit
alts5upablcn lmo 81 faaieR"
oGS f0unte i9linmer ieV' Gigin'
Srau mobt meine"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Gyran Glmcn6Orit Oerle0t.

SSu cinen ongcblid nidt 6eIeu6te-
ten Stcin6oitien an scr Gde bon
g(ort6- 9(Denue uno &atterion @lace
hlbr borgeitcrn g(beno Sr. EbomoS
Glmcnoorf bon 9lr. 2, @onocrborlt.
Sane, bincin. SSn ieinem SSogen be-
fcn6cn iicb icine Srou lmO @corge
Stit BON 9lr. 3S, Silo-Sdr0ocr-
GtraBc. Srau @lmcnoorf miIroc BON
sen 9rcicu oie ouf sic StroBc &C.
morfcn iulrocn om ihpcritcu Der
lett un0 muBtc nudb Souic acbrodt
mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
5lahea Sir etat asiMN F?

@ele Srauen lebnen iicG ua1 ainoern,
a6er iHfolgc zines leidt 5u turireuOeu
&ciocns niiillcn tie ibrcm groBten Sebcnss
gliiG cntla8en
Sic Srauen 6eren glomeu bier angez
9eben iiiO, erlan0ien ibren normalen @cs
iunobets5uitanO OurcD glnrenoun9 bon
SDoia 6. &infbams gSegeta6le Goms
ounb" Sdrcibcn Gle OH oieiel6en uno
ertno0en Gle iid) oariiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Oellts fiir Gan0D

uSo, i'd pciB iton niht mcbr,
auf mas id init Stol5 bimpeiien"
uno mas oos 8olt init 9anScn fir
Die 3uflnft Oes 2onOes~ betrdAteu
Iol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
0lilneritnnnrner NrieOenaenaeI.

Ger t5.idhriac Goworo @inus
BON g2r. 1t5, SiiO.SrideritroBe, lei
set 5ur 8cit an cr6cbli3cn sSunocn
an Scr SonO, wel@c CT ii6 5u5og
ais er am N2ittwob gIbcno ocriu@te,
5,uiIden sipei uneinS geporOenen
Sunocn Trieocu 8u itiitcn lmo ii6
eincr ocrlcIbcu pl0bli@ aeacn i9u
panotc.
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
& ~ $ r. - I2 / a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
gIuS Oem Snueren NiorBlamO's nnO
Ocn angreu5eaocn Staaten.
u@1 arDGonO 9onticrS-
glfiociation.~
IN Gopc WloD, g(..S., togt sic


Syn Cape @}oo, 9}.-9Sy. tngt sic
n@larpIono 9onfiers 9liiociotion 3"
Su ser beutigen @crioumhtng ioa
iiber 0ie @iniii6rrng oes Gin.Gent.
&ortos fir @oitio6eu eriter alaiic
oe6ottirt weroeu; gciteru beipraden
oie S6eilne6mer 0os gIotionul.g gant.
Cjcicb lm0 oeiien Sort6eile uno Die
ccgenmGrtige Sitiotion DER GountD-
9onfcn. @rGiioent gSiGiom 6. &ogc
Felcu6tcte in ieiner 9lniproAc Die
glusiicbten fir Oos fonlmenoe @e.
ihGft9obr un0 fitbrte aus, oaB 0ic
@ei66itslente 6erehti9t ieiet boff.
nuugspoa in oie 3uflmft 5u ieben.
Gin Qlutomo6il. 9lusflug nod g8ilO-
moo0 Greit, Soap 9eadb rno gSilo.
mooO muroe bon Sen Sbeilnebmern
uno i6ren 0omen ON 9lo6mittog
untcrnonlmen. Inter 0cn &eriomm-
hngsmitglicOern iin0: 5rancis g.
GornloOD, 6armcrs ono NlerAonts,
Scot @Ieoiant; 9ieIiou S. 9epan
G6ur6 Sia 8onf, N}orplnno; @uD
$. 9fecle, SopnienO Scott & Son,
Baltimore; Conrad 6. Stable, 3eilt.
iGc 9onf Baltimore; @iQiom Spil-
man 0eutite Sporbonf, Baltimore
ojoroon 9IuG 5ormers' @anf bon
Somericit, N}orion @I0.; $. 6.
GrogsDea, %cople'S gonf, @rineeB
9lnuc; CLAUDE Gilbert g}ationol-
9anf- Grominotor; Sobu &. @nnis,
&ocomofc GitD 9}ationol-9 @eo.
g9. SorD, Gritc 9totionol- 9onf, SEQ.
rarOStown; 6. 90. 9Srincc, 9ont Of
g}ortb glnrerica, @bilooeIp6ia; &c.
9lot6ort 8armers onO 0fcr6onts
Cambridge; SepcQ g. gSatts, 90
fer, g8otts & 60, Baltimore; Geo.
s. @. Soule, 9}otional Sbomnit
@anf, Bolton; 81. @. 6oilit, Sroing
giotiouol, glem- -Yorf; @Opin G.Soof.
Stotc 9anfing Dept, Baltimore 81.
6. @aaiug, Critic g}otional; @. 81.
8urn6onL jltn., Sbupntllt 9totionnL
9oiton; s. g8. Sor0t SSronflin Sea.
tionol @bilooelpbio; $. 3. Eitus,
glotional GitD 9onf, glcm.Dorf; 9l.
S. @rope, Continental GruIt 60,
Baltimore; g8. s. Chapman N3or1.
lono 9}otionoI s9onf; 5roncis sc.
gSilion @ocoulofe g3otionoI-8onf
gSiQion s. N}annc6on, Cation Sea
tional bon @lorDlano; g9iaiom $.
Goliont, GoIton Stotionol bon WlorD.
lono; &orrb s. SopfiHs, 5armers
gtotionel-9onf, glnnopoliS; 9ller. 9.
@roofS, 9totionol @onf Don Godeps.
bile; g8iaiom GbipIeD, S1fesOile
glational 9ouf; @eotge gg. @ciier,
llnion Drills SapingS 9onf; s. 9.
gronot, ltniou WliGs SoDings 9onf
gSiQiom 9. Spiro, Deals SSslanO
9onf; 8. &c. @tl6olrrne, 9onf BON
Someriet; 81. gtioeelp Slider, Gut
ton & Co., Baltimore; 8. $. @ort-
lett, gtotionol Gitp ganf, Seem. Dorf !;
&orrD g9. 9leepier bon Q. &ilion
jlln, & 60; 90. Clements, Gbeiter-
toun 9onf bon @lorDlono; Curtis
6. Crane; z. 81. Gbomos, gsotionoI-
9onf bon Baltimore; 9iidoro S.
Ibompion @}orDlanO Eruit Co.;
T6omos SilOt, gfotionol-9ant Of
Commerce, Baltimore; @. &. 9iobin'
ion. 6ormers' ouO Nlcrdouts' 9anf,
Baltimore; z. $. 6itdctt, @lercal.
tile Eruit 60; S. gS. 9eoiclD, iunv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01

pillow and n big sham on II.
Did YOU ever sec the bed made up
without {" case on the bolster
10 Mr. Gordon. who had steadily at.
tempted 10 confuse tic witness Lou
bolster without a case in Mrs. Hairs
house.
u alwaE.s I,o,iees when goes into
an" N,t n9nss Sas qde shcn took her in
hand. and had no more success than
NJ Gordon; Lou was Tartar
with Finkcrton. To him she gave a
statement.
She told Mr.. Fulton that she had also
George Trainham Was recalled lie
was "A, Green Springs Oh May "A. when
fire was discovered in Mrs. Halls pan
try. He SAN the elder Mrs. Hall Re
hccca, the coiorcd girl. and two Dun
kun girls leaving the house. and iiv"
or Ten minutes later saw Mrs Han
some one said the house was afro, and
some one else said Let II burn"
ran TO ne pantry and pushed up
nr the winto lows WAS M' secure Wien nv" va
jcrl:ed tho blinds off tho heat was very
intense. and could smell tho odor Of
kerosene, When VIC got in. ! saw 20
Witness said he found all the window
fastenings and doors intact and that
they had to break in tbs. store to OK
unEuiSh the fire. Ifc said that there
was no stov" in the pantry.
On cross examination Mr.. rrainham
saitlAthat he did not sec Lou Pendle-
ton n tho store though the woman had
just testified and said that she saw
Mrs. Hall and tho others leave the
store. lust before tho fire. lie said he
had 'alkcd about tho case to four or
five detectives. Wien he left the
stand court adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
FAVORABLE REPORT MADE


Washington, n. c., July Without
a dissenting vote. the House War
Claims Committee to-day reported
favorahly the senate bill appropria ting
$4,000 for tho relief of tho Virginia
Iilitary Institute at Lexington for
property destroyed by the Federal
army during the War Between the
states. The measure has already
passed the Senate, and it is expected
that favorable action will he taken by
the lower branch OF Congress before
the present session adjournS.
Representatives Montague and Flood
appeared before the committee this at
tcinoon and argued that the case was
a Just one: They told of the protests
made by William Mckinley, then an Of
ticer in the Union army. later Presl-
dent Of the United States. and also by
Major Tu Tont, now Unites states Sen
ator from Delaware. against the burn
ing and destruction of tho property at
Lexington. When the two Virginia
congressman had finished. the com
mtttcc voted unanimously to report the
bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
NERICa Gan TAKE
CARE OF HERSELF
LEAVE ron WtsIIINGTON
TO CONFER WITH McxDOO

New York. July 3l.-Announc.mcnt
vas made tonight that William Wood
ward; president OF the Hanover Ma
l iioual Bank, would leave for Wash
i lheton at midnight To confer with Sec
r$t"iy Of Treasury Mc.\doo. regarding
tbo practical operation OF the .tldrich-
NFrcland act authorizing the issue OF
Sa"v."0",uce Of emergency currency
Thc NO bankers 20 on q mission from
q thc atpnal currcncy Association Of
! N"W lork. whose executive committee
"oc,d"d upon the step a; u meeting
w l. day 90 The clearing house Frank
Nandcriip. president OF the National
CT. 'tl Shuk, presided.
iton n" close contact maintained bv the
ted .d"ral Treasury Department with tho
~ thew York banking situation was ovi-
,hc need by the announced presence Of
40, $3.50 hiEh treasury official at the meet
-. &C 81 leading BANKERS AZ j. T. Nor.
ithcs u & Cos offices and at a later meet
GUS : Il the Recess club. where the same
AIDE our OF fnanciers continued their az
.NerationS.
90 rho dispatch Of thA two bankers 10
t>llnEtou was not announced AZ this
"a" ~. rtlnE, nut The financial district II
'e P%aid. considered 1t one Of the mbst
gcncy poriant Developments of the dav.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
GERMANY CONFRONTED
BY GREAT COALITION
CONTINUED From First PageD

Continued From First PaSe)
Russia. Austria. Servia., Holland. Bel
Germany is OFFICIALLY! declared 70 be
under martial law. but it is impos-
aibic to know exactly whether mobil-
Nization has actually begun. as the con
sorship is so strict that no communica.
ton OF any sort is allowed 20 pass her
frontier ny amy means whatever.
Precautionary measures arc cling
taken by France, Great Britain. Nor
way. italy, Spain and Portugal.
or these with perhaps the exception
Of spain and Portugal. it can he said
that the formula for precautionary
measures Is Il mere diplomatic way OF
qualifying the PREPARATIONS which UNI
ton
Partial modification began In switz-
crland to-day. and its newspapers are
great problem for tho Swiss is TO have
q sufficient quantity Of wheat and corn
for the army and tho people. which arc
foodstnffs throughout the country has
risen 20 per cent. and American visitors
arc finding hotel bills in the same pro-
MANY AMERICAN NAVAL
oFFICt:RS Arc RECALLED
Man American naval officers who
called yesterday by an order from
Washington. Several departed to-day.
Gold cannot he obtained at the
BEEN re oT Sy '9 'Se Sssio mai
Swiss Bank for tho use OF the coun-
try in the event of war.
FRINGE Danilo, of Montenegro. who
has been staying at Zurich. was re-
called by his father. tho King lie
stated before leaving last night:
Montenegro is going TO fight until
the end on the side Of Servia against
the common enemy"
b. English newspapers have been de-
c'Hred contraband i'll Switzerland AS
well rs Austria. Telephone and telc-
graphic communication between Co
penhagen and Berlin and between
Antwerp and Berlin and Paris and
Rerlin was cut off at ( o'clock ycster.
day afternoon II is probable that
similar measures will he taken in
France tomorrow. In any case. il
is expected that the utmost dinIculty-
viii he experienced in getting a mes
SaEC of any lcnr1h nut lrn1n H.1is