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JOHN J. KELLY, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, holding Probate Court:-in re es-
tate Of Jacuuc Bradley Swift.-No. 2064s. Adj
ministration. Application having been made here
in for the probate of the last will and testament
Of Jacque Bradley Swift, deceased. and for let
Jennie Belle wendal. 1t is ordered this 10Th day
of March. AID. 1914. that Lena Swift, infant
divorced husband Of deceased. and others con-
cerned appear in said court on the 9th day OF
April, AID. 1914. al 10 O'Clock a-m.. and SHOW
cause why such application should not be grant
ed. Let notice hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star once
in each Of three successive weeks before the re
turn day herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said re-
turn day. WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Justice.
(Seal) A true copy-Attest: JAMES TANNER.
Register of Wills mh2O % APPS
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foi' i'r UyFuESrsHEp HOUSES

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UNFUESISH
IT'S 18th nv. I1r..
b, fur. .$45.S
13 4tb se.1lr.h, hw 1915
12i2 Nd av ne.
Or, b. INV. 80
63S A Sc. ST. h. fur. ~ 80
14S A ne,9r.2b. lat322.5 80
S1< y e av SC.
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$40 A ne. Or. plat. 20. 20
Az \ e.9r.h.lat..D. 50
153 Ny av Sc. Or.
b. fur. 20. 20
% sd ne. Tr,b,lat. 1000
o02 5th We. Or, b, lat2S. 90
200 4 ne. Or, b. lat. % so
ass y J av Sc,
1r. b. lat. 80
6iS A ne.Ir.b. lst..25 80
S4I A ne. 6r. b. lst..25.oO
302 9th ne. Or. b. lat2J. 90
l206 Orren ne, Or.
h. INV. 1000
70 eth Sc, Or. o.
81 Sth nc. ar. b. lat23. so
oil 10th ne. Or, b. lat23. SO
206 10th Sc. Or, b. lat22.O
1915 = sc, Or. b. fur. %. 30
102S d .Sr, h. lat. so
2O4 10th sc. 6r. b. lat22.J0
J. FL.
406 9Th Sc, Or. b. h2S. 90
1878 Mass av Sc,
Or. b. LIST door. 20. 80
1271L- Morse ne.
Ar, b. LIST door. 1850
905 9th se.5r.b,1 1850
1927 d ne, A. b. 1880
OoLORED
| 81. 18th ne, Or,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
C0URT.-CHARLES P. TAFT. PLAINTIFF.
VS. ARLINGTON HOTEL COMPANY. A COR
PORArION. DEFENDANT. - EQUITY NO.
32469
This cause having been referred by order duly
entered in the above entitled cause on the 3rd
day Of March. AID. 1914. to the undersigned.
Charles W. Clagett. to examine, investigate. as
certain and report upon and to state an account
of the assets and liabilities Of the defendant.
the Arlington Hotel Company. including what
tions TO its capital stock and the amount. ma
ture and description of any and all claims. liens
and priorities, II any. of said TAR and other
creditors of said defendant hotel company: To
examine into and report upon the oner descr1hed
in the bill of said Charles p. Taft purporting
to have been made by the American Bridge
Company of New York for the cancellation and
RECESSION its contract for furnishing structural
steel to said hotel company: and TO state tne
account of the receivers appointed in said cause
and TO conduct and make report OF his Aforesaid
investigation. examination and accounting In ac.
cordance with the equity rules and practice OF
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia.
notice is hereby given to all parties concerned
that I will proceed with said reference on Mon
day, the 18th day of April. 1914. at O'Clock
TO time at the office Of the undersigned: Room
"a, Fendall building l344 ID street northwest.
Washington District OF Columbia, at which time
and Mace all creditors. lenors, claimants and
parties Interested in said cause. and all stock
holders subscribers to stock directors and OF.
fcens Of said Arlington Hotel Company. and all
other persons interested In said company are
hereby notified and warned to present their
claims with proof thereof. and make their de-
lenses under this reference. CHARLES W.
]. R. YOUNG. Clerk By F. E CUNNINGHAM.
hssistant clerk mh2O n ap3, 10
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FOR RRNT-i715 DE SALES 10 ROOMS, 9
new tiled baths; servants toilet; new paper,
paint, electric light and fixtures; new hot
water heat; perfect order; SIS mo. Apply
HOTEL GRAFTON.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.


UNUSUAL BARGAN.6 ROOMS AND ATTIC;
Fenced ZEN oak shade: one fare; s.; 100: terms.
R ReT big H bargains see j. NJ. EARNEST. Mt.
FOR SALEM CLARENDON. ALEX. CO.. VA,
Two lots. 10x141 feet each; original shade;
within . and minutes of 3 electric stations;
yenen Price $3.50 each both lois fer $500 $50
J: \. STEED. Owner. Ballston. Va; residence
at Werlich. Va. 29s
FOR SALE-BRoKER: SELL MY PROPERTY RY
April 10 and get 2Oes CON-: great sacrifice to
quick buyer. For full particulars write RO,
1913. Star office.
HERE'S A sNAP-FINE COUNTRY HOME: S
Walks large sSsde aesc
fine land so bearing trees, finest fruit straw
be poultry house yard small
idly improving section; two car lines; SC com
81 mu dod Z, 20 miles ont virginia sacrifice,
'' <'A'eS' QUA -''' our 30.
NEAT 4-RooM BUNGALOW; LARGE CELLAR:
Rs s
chickens vegetables aud flower garden; price,
$780, 500 ftse 81 k 2sf month %, Rainier Nd
FOR SALES ROOMS; HoT-wATER HEAT;
gas: large yard; trees chicken yards: one fare;
$50; easy terms. Box 157. Star office.
FOR SALE-MAYwoOD, VA; TERMS TO SUIT;
hot water heat; gas; electricity; large yards
Sr and b.. porches. pantries. etc. 900
Hr. and b., porches, etc, corner. 3, $50
Or. and b. porches, etc. ............... $3.50
Sr., poTches, outbIildinss ............ 800
5r and b.. bungalow, corner .......... 1850
,o Or. bungalow, no Improvements lot . -o
Others under construction. -'''
ALDERToN & CO.. Thrifton Station, Va.
Great Falls line.
2 ACRES, SIR. HOUSE. BARN. POULTRY
lis cars; e.eellent watef Price. 800 D. BAR
.BoUR & BARBOUR. McLachlen bldg.
JUST COMPLETED. IN CHEVY CHASE: 6
large rooms. reception hall. tiled bath, sleep
front and back porch concrete cellar. hot-wa-
ter heat, washtubs. fireplace. hardwood trim:
M 4. B. cA SG4issi p'' i4io INV NV.
HOMES FOR REFINED CoLoRED. OAKLAND.
$3.50 He = s!ss moo mo- ine G%Ss
74s 3rd NV.
FOR SALE : GOOD OPPORTUNITY: CHEVY
e eass two lots SOTO each high point price,
1904 Il st. NV.
AZ ACRES, VIENNA, VA; CONVENIENT TO
schools and churches and trolley: considerable
fruit fruit and berries: nearly new Groom house;
houses; nearly new. Price. $4,000.
y acre Of fine land; Groom dwelling. garage
5000: $500 cash, $50 per month.
acres of fine garden land; orchard 20 bear.
Ing trees; one e, mile nd cars; Groom dwelling If
Hess,. =. D.s:t .a large 0 t Br stas
ARTHUR N. GoSSoR,
224 Oxford bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave.
s.. e0o-$eOo CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT
fine elevation: one square from trolley; over ru an
acre of land. Box $50. Star office. 30s
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WATCH THE HOMES BEING ERECTED IN
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS" Fourteen
recent purchasers now planning to build
this season. Two houses completed and a mag
nifcent HOME now under construction by high
government official. There is for this
building activity in SIXTEENTH SHEET
HEIGHTS" and here 1t is: First-Tbe eleva-
ton is one of the highest in the District: the
location directly north of the city, with direct
ca service to the business center. Fronts right
on ROCK CREEK PARK on the west. q govern
ment reservation on the south. beautiful drive
way into Rock Creek Park on the north and
direct street car service on the east. Second
No lots are less than SO feet wide and each lot
restricted to one house. Third-We are SELL
ING won't trade> these lots for a short time
for less money than you would have to pay for
% 30 foot lot in other sections. Fourth
Because the present prices in ''SINTEENrH
STREET HEIGHTS ARE LOW and the FU-
TURE INCREASED VALUE CERTAIN. Prices.
Zoe square foot near 14th street: CSC square
foot on 14th street. and 42c on 18th street over
looking Rock Creek Park. the most beautiful
spot In the suburbs of Washington for home.
Write. phone or call for map and particulars.
Automobiles at your disposal to see this prop
erty. ROBERT E. HEATER,
Phone Main 1864. Colorado building
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TO RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT COMPLETELY FUR
nished house, NV, furnished apartment,
four more rooms (cafe), until middle or end
Of June. GELM, 72S Mills bldg. 27s
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FOR RENT
$50 18th st. ne: corner, rooms and bath;
hot-water heat: all outside rooms; put in first
class condition and rent for $3.50 month.
1913 shepherd ST. NV: rooms and bath:
IN gooi repair: rent free to April 18th; con
yenieut to cars; rent $3.50 month.
301S Wander st. NV; new, MODERN 6 rooms
and bath: never been occupied; rent reduced
to s.; 20 month.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. ] 42J F.
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GEORGE c. GERMAN, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Probate Court.-in re
estate of James A. Talbcrt deceased.-Admln-
istration No. 2O547.-Application having been
made herein for the sale of certain real estate
belonging to said James A. Talbert. deceased.
bert. administrator. for the purpose of paying
the debts OF the said deceased 1t is by the court
this 18th day Of March. AID. 1914. ordered and
decreed that Warren f. Talbert cause his ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day exclusive of Sundays and legal hol-
days occurring after the day of the first pub
LEGATION Of this order: otherwise this cause will
be proceeded with in case of default. provided
that copy Of this order be published In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once a week for three successive weeks before
said return day. WENDELL p STAFFORD.
Justice (Seal.) true copy-Test: JAMES TAN
NER Register Of Wills. mh2o. 81 p3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-27

FOR OALE-14th STREET BUSINESS PROP
erty: near Park road: very substantial 3-story
brick building; large lot, with alley in rear
The great development and increase In values
in this locality within the past few years has
been remarkable. This development is sure to
continue for come time yet. We have bar
SHANNON & LUCHs. 71s 18th ST. NV
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No nUTv

wANTED-s-RooM MODERN HOUSE DE-
tached semi de tached, in Georgetown Hgts
will pay 5000 cash. will consider good
building lot in same locality. Also wanted s.
room modern house near 18th st. and Column
bia I'd, price about $500.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 +.
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FOR sALE-s2e5o sEMI-DETACHED BRICK
house Of rooms and bath; large attic; cellar
furnace heat; laundry trays and servant 8
toilet. This property sold for $4,000 This
Is one of the best values we have ever offered
Convenient to B. and o. depot. Don't delay
your inspection.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 71s 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALES, 49, THREE-sToRY BRICK
dwelling of 10 rooms and bath; central north
east. This property was taken in exchange
by builder and has been papered and painted
throughout and put In excellent condition. A
splendid bargain for some one who is willing
SHANNON LUcHs. lib 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsES IN AL SECTIONS.
GET OUR LARGE LIST.
SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR RENT-FoR COLORED: PERFECT RE
pair; lie Droit Park: near two car lines; fine
twostory brick dwelling; six rooms and bath;
good back yard; rent. so. 80 month. WILLETT
4 RFISFCKE CO., 1909 St
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". LlNKINS,
ave. q. W.
NE. 1923 Sth. 6r. w.l6.50
APARTMENTS.
NV, The Octsvia"-
3r. b, No S---.-.@.30
5r. b. No %. AIS 80
NV. 1888 Euclid.
WIS " s' list. ST.. b: ss.sS
NW.7s @. 5r, h. %. so
NV. 213Sh H. 4r.b1s.00
NV. 2437 n, sr. b.14.50
NV. 24S9 N, 81. h.14.5U
COLORED TENANTS.
1923 21st, Or. $3.50
NV, 1923 l.. 6r, b. .22.0
1918 N Y av. 5r,w.l6.50
262O K NV. 5r. b, d. 16. 90
3l5 oakdale. n. b,
dat ............16.W
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FOR RENJ-BY GEO.
1714 Pa.
NV. 1852 18th. llr.
. baths .-..-... O.tO
NW.733 9th ST. $3.50
NW.T29 Goth, 1lr. so. go
NW.1740 Corn, Or. b42.0
EW.l761 T. Tor. b. AZ. so
NW.l42 r. Or. b. $40
NW,2144 Eye. Or, b0. so
Nw.1517 Goth. Or. b. %. so
NW.s27 22d. Or, b. SO
NV, 1882 L. Sr. b. 25. so
Nw.7l1 Goth. 7r.b.22.50
NW.1143 18th, Or, b. go
NW.l5l4 sth. r.w1a.0
NV. 2163 n Y av,
new, 5r, b.--...16.00
SE.319 A. 11r, b. IS. 20
Sc. 800 s G aver. BIS so
NE, go Sd. Sr. b. So
NE, 40 10th. ar. ESQ
Cat coyt1 p,Afp lfsf AZ Al
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APRIL Is A GOOD TINE TO MOVE AND
BELOW IS A LIST OF coon HOUSES TO
eoi4 wyoming ave; 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
2OI5 10th ST. NV; 10 rooms and bath. 100
2S32 9th St NV; 8 rooms and bath. >. IS. 80
13ao Harvard St: 8 rooms and bath. $50
1904 Park road; rooms and bath 42.5O
1863 Church ST.: 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
132f 18th st: rooms and bath. ........ $50
40 New York ave-: rooms and bath. :. BIG. 20
391 Fla ave-: rooms and bath. ....... $50
Is St: s rooms and bath .......... 33. so
1870 Chaplin st.; rooms and bath. 49,. so
700 Quincy st: II rooms and bath. 800. q so
43l Newton ST: 6 rooms and ba TIL $50. 81 so
~ New York ave; rooms and bath. q. 25.5O
13 New York ave. ne: . rooms & bath p. so
1905 G. st. Sc: rooms and bath. 20.0O
133 Hickman St Sc; 6 rooms & bath. Is. 40
29l3 ST. NV: frame: rooms. Is. so
633 l. St ne: 8 rooms and bath. -. 1870
lo3i St Sc; 6 rooms 1880
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
14OS NEW YORK AVENUE.
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FOR Saloon RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
close to North Capitol st. This house was
built about years ago and is modern and in
perfect condition: large rooms and tiled
bath; large cellar Price only So, $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE 0ConfinUedl

g. ROOM AND TILE BATH: EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE: garage and chicken house: u
Acre Of ground: on boulevard: an ideal home
Responsibie parties only need apply. C. F.
OWENS, Hyattsvflle. Md. Phone Hyatts. 1872,
or 1901 III St NV CITY
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
100 ACRES, BLACK HILLS. S. D.-GREAT
health resort for consumptives: pine timbered
canyon: fine mountain scenery; everlasting sun
shine; log cabin; 4 miles to R.R. station: 8
miles to National Forest: adjoining $50 acres
and improvements can be reasonably acquired
for wheat alfalfa and stock raising and
gardening: market supplied. Address
SOUTH DAKOTA 3l2 A st. ne.
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UNUSUAL BARGAINS ROOMS AND ATTIC;
bath, gas and electric: h.-w. heat: large lot
FENCED: oak shade; fare; $2,7OO; terms.
por big bargains see J. NJ. EARNEST, Mt
Rainier, Nd 29s
Evening star., 1914-12-31
NO JAPANESE TROOPS
ON WAY TO EUROPE

TOXIC. December 81 $3.50 p.m.).-In
denial of reports that Japanese troops
had been landed at Vladivostok or any
other place en- route to Europe, the for
eign office included this sta tement
Japan has not been approached by
Great Britain or any other country to
send an army to Europe
1t is learned from other sources here
that France and probably Russia are
favorable to the project Of sending Japa-
nese troops to Europe. but that England
hesitates to ask for Japan's help. The
financial phase of the matter 1t is stated.
could be arranged, but the economic and
political questions involved are difficult.
Meantime frequent meetings are called
in Toxic by partIsans of the project TO
awaken public enthusiasm in this direc-
ton, and there Is an active discussion In
the newspapers supporting the plan 10
dispatch Joiunteers. 1t is stated that
the assistance of Count Okuma. the pre-
mier. has been solicited by supporters of
the project.
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Russian Statements

PErRoGRAD been
meenera
"Aong
Malagoszcz fierce fighting persists
the
ton a few, who were
which
of
ndoverhr
uhweof
whic in ~
We of
iorjanko.
kpassa and new lgarrso
The of
the given
of
Turkish of
marching a
Ardahan)"
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Urgency Deficiency Bill! Carries
Item to Widen Street
There
ALSO WOULD Do AWAY
GRANITE BLOCK PAVING
Measure Reported to Senate Today
Also Contains Rock Creek
Sewer Appropriation.

An urgent deficiency bill reported to
the Senate today from the appropria-
| tions committee carries two items for
the District of Columbia, one added by
| the Senate committee and one already
| in the bill as passed by the House.
The amendment of the Senate COM
mittee authorizes the District Commis-
sioners to increase the width Of the
roadway of 14th street northwest be-
tween F. street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. to seventy feet. and to replace
the present granite block pavement on
the roadway with asphalt or asphalt
block, chargeable to the appropriation
for repairs to streets, avenues and al
leys for the fiscal year 1915.
Commissioners Explanation.
The District Commissioners explained
the need of this legislation in letter.
as follows:
The public utilities commission, by
an order dated December 8, 1914, di-
rected the Washington Railway and
Electric Company to construct and op-
crate, on or before June 30, 1915, a
double-track extension of its line from
14th and + streets northwest along 14th
street to Pennsylvania avenue. The
present width of the roadway of 14th
street between Pennsylvania avenue
and F street is forty-six feet, while the
roadway to the north and south Of this
block is seventy feet in width.
I'm order to permit the railway con-
struction in the street and to provide
for the demands of vehicular traffic
the roadway should be widened to
seventy feet by moving back the exist
ing curb, and at the same time the
present granite block roadway should
be replaced by a smoother pavement.
The estimated cost of the work ax
elusive of that to be done by the rail-
way company, is $1,000, and is a proper
charge against the current appropria-
ton for Repairs to streets, avenues
and alleys Under the provision Of the
above item the railway company will
pay the cost of the paving between its
rails and tracks and two feet outside
thereof, being strip in the center of
the roadway twenty feet in width TIL ps
balance of the paving will be done
from the appropriation, and one-half
of the cost thereof, to the extent of
forty feet, will be, under the terms of
the Boriand amendment, assessed ID
against abutting property on both sides
of the street"
Rock Creek Sewer Item.
The other item for the District is
$4,000 for completing and maintaining
connections between sections Ave and
six of the Rock Creek main interceptor
sewer, one-half to be paid out of the
District revenues and one-half out of
the federal Treasury.
The entire amount carried by the hill,
as reported is $4,477,65S09. Tha
largest item in the bill Is $4,000. .0O0 for
the eradication of the foot and month
disease by the Department of AericuI-
ture.
The Senate committee increased tho
total appropriations in the bill by
$1O5.000.
Evening star., 1914-12-31
War Officially Reported.
Gern,a,, Statement

Berlin this afternoon follows
military
behind taking $50
attacks broke DOWN. fre
artillery systematically destroyed house
Prussia in Poland north of the Vsua river
unchanged"
Evening star., 1914-12-31
q. s. People Not Unfriendly.

1T may be a matter of supreme in
difference to the military authorities of
that country that little children cry
for bread in Butte, Mon, or Bisbee
Ariz., that she accomplishes that end;
but if she values the good opinion of
the people of the United States, who as
a whole are not unfriendly to her
cause. but who are not equally indif-
fcrent to the want her policy imposes
here, she will harken to the kindly
admonition of the President and re-
strain the activities of her navy. SO
far as our commerce is concerned
What Is needed now Is the inn
Iuent against which prima facie case
Of guilt cannot be made out" contin-
ued Senator Walsh.
Senator Walsh quoted from recen,
prociamations of Great Britain re-
garding contraband articles, increasing
very greatly the number.
Cites Possible Purpose.
1T Is scarcely to be doubted tina,
these lists are thus swelied in order to
accomplish the economic ruin OF Ger.
many" he said, rather than because
of the fact that the commodities In
cluded in them will be used, II import
ed, in the prosecution of war;
In conclusion. Senator Walsh said:
The British government might vel
avoid q course calculated to make I,
appear as an offensive fact. There i.
no sentiment of hostility or animosif,
in. the United States toward Great
Britain, save in sporadic q ses OF n,
consequence, in the sum total Of the
national disposition. God grant thai
our relations may always remair
friendly. The feeling engendered h,
the aggressions complained of is akin
to the surprise and regret experienced
by one who has been cruelty wronged
by a friend and who remains confident
that personal explanation and candle
conference will wipe out all difference.
and bring speedy reparation. 1t is
In this spirit the American people
await the result of the well timed note
Of the President to our ambassador te
st. James
Evening star., 1914-12-31
DAY IN CONGRESS.
senate:

Met at II am.
The long delayed seaman's bill
was ordered to conference to
compose differences with the
House.
The immigration bill was taken
I'D for amendment and with
prospect Of hnal vote.
Dean c. Worcester, former
Philippine commissioner. opposed
the bill for independence before
the Philippine committee.
The lands committee continued
work on the water power site
leasing bill.
House.
Met at II am.
After an hours filibuster to
yet a quorum the postal appro-
priation bill was taken up.
Foreign affairs committee con-
tinued hearings on resolutions
to prohibit exports Of war ma
terials,. and Representative
Towner introduced another reso-
luton for that purpose.
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Austrian, Statement


wars
the Uzso
(Galea northeast of Kakczyn
of
by
Trehinje (aerzegovina), have ~
Evening star., 1914-12-31
French Statement


French of1ce follows
pagne which sllery
of
men
of l-IsE
then
ground
broueht under artillery dispersed.
of tof
of
mu
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Marconi in Italian Senate.

ROME. December 81. Guslielmo
Marconi, Of wireless telegraph fame
has been appointed member Of the
italian senate by King Victor Emman-
uel. His majesty signed the decree to
this effect today.
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Daniels Will Make Trip.

Secretary Daniels will leave here to-
night for Goldsboro, N. c.. to spend
New Year day with his mother, Mrs
Mary c. Daniels. He also will make a
business visit to Raleigh, but expects
to return to this city Monday.
Evening star., 1914-12-31
WEATHER.

Probably fair tonight and Friday, not
much change in temperature: lowest
Temperature tonight about IS degrees;
light to moderate variable winds.
Highest temperature. AZ. at pm.
yesterday; lowest temperature, 81, at 4
am. today.
(For full reports see page 13.)
Evening star., 1914-12-31
Holds Warsaw Doomed.

BERLIN. via The Hague and Lon.
don. December 31.--Mat Moraht, the
military expert. discussing in the
Tageblatt the eastern war situation.
says:
"All military authorities are agreed
that the Polish capital must soon he
evacuated. It's value as a fortress, as
is well konwn, il sliEhf, but the
strongly fortified positions In front 81
the forts, 1t must be expected, Will Be
we'll defended. Nevertheless II would
require strong forces to hold them.
TT appears. moreover. aa II the Rus.
portance in bringing its main forces
unbroken behind the vfstula rather
than develop the full strength west
Evening star., 1914-12-31
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