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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

DR.. J. B. Modisett. physical director
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the speaker
in the Sunday afternoon meeting, OF
the Y. w. c. A. In the association
building. Miss Eloise Backus will
sing. In the social tea hour to follow
a program OF piano numbers and song
readings will be given by Miss Doro
thy Pettibone, Miss Florence Bielman
and Miss Addie McCubbin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

The last communion service OF 1914
will be held in First Baptist church
Immediately at the close OF the Sun
day morning sermon. Al this service
the hand OF fellowship will be ex-
tended TO i3 new members who have
united With the church during the
month just past The morning ser.
mon topic OF the Rev. t. J. Villers,
pastor, Will be "Christ's criticism OF
the church. In the evening the Rev.
Mr. Villers will speak on "A popular
church."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

The woman's Association OF Fort-st.
Presbyterian church will hold an all
day meeting Monday for sewing The
regular Devotional and business meet
(Continusd on Pare Three.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05
ADVENTIST.
THE DEVILS VACATION

sunday night AT the Trumbull-
ave. 5. ID. A. chapel. near Bagg-st.
Topic: The Millennium" Is II
"Pre." or Pro" or what? Trumbull-
ave. and Fourteenth cars Illus
trations by stereopticon. Address by
Pastor Leroy T. Nicola. All welcome.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

and Mrs. F.. A. Dyar, trustees, Ser
vices are being conducted in the odd
fellows temple, No. l2l Randolph'st.,
AT present.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

The quartette OF First Presbyterian
church will be assisted by chorus
choir In the presentation of Sullivan 8
THE prodigal Son. under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Christian Heinrich. the
organist The pastor, the Rev. Joseph
A. Vance, will deliver a brief sermon
on Redemption joy" The Rev. Mr..
Vance will preach on The treasure
man" in the morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

DR. Emory W. Hunt. secretary OF
the American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society will preach in Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church. Sunday
morning and evening. The monthly
communion service will be held In
the morning The Rev. Mr.. Hunt
will remain in Detroit over Monday
and will be the guest OF honor at a
banquet In the church Monday even
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

The Rev. David II. Cooper viii
speak on "Partakers OF the Divine ma
ture" at a pre-communion service In
Grand Riveraye. Baptist church. to-
morrow morning The administration
OF the ordinance OF the Lords Supper
and reception OF new members will
follow The Rev. Mr. Cooper will ad-
dress the MONDAY Baraca class on
How there came to be q creed"
There will be baptismal service In
the evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

Officers OF the First Church OF the
Soul. spiritualist, were elected az
meeting In the home OF tho Rev
Laura t. Crawford. Thursday night.
They are: The Rev. Laura L. Craw-
ford. president; Fred j. Berns. vice.
president; Mrs. A. r. Clarke. secre-
tary: John McAlpin. treasurer; Mrs
Charles Cassell, Mrs. John McAlpin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

Miss Cora Nickel Hotter OF Chicago.
famous mental scientist and former.
ly editor OF Thinkers World will
speak in Higher Thought Assembly
hall tomorrow night. Mr., David Z.
King will speak on Seeing the face
OF God" on the morning. Mr. King
will speak on Mysteries OF the Egyp-
tian limitations in the past 'Wednes-
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

Hc--"l can eat corn now and feel
o. X. A stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
will quickly digest H."
One takes a tablet Just after the
meal is completed. II is taken into
the mouth like food: Is mixed with
the saliva swallowed moist and
partially dissolved. II goes into
the stomach and is there mixed
with the stomach juices which are
composed of acids and alkalies.
A Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet re-
inforces these juices. II quickly
digests the elements which such
weakened juices cannot digest.
After a while the stomach passes
the meal partially digested TO the
intestlnes. where II goes through
another stage OF digestion. Here.
as In the stomach. Stuarts Dys-
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juices of digestion and complete
the work of giving the body the
benefit OF the meal.
There Is nothing harmful in
these tablets. Only natural ingredi-
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Piled. In a short time the blood
and digestive juices are given the
power they lack. Man can digest
any food without injury and the
entire health OF tho body is In
creased. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are sold wherever drugs are
sold. price so cents box. Any one
wishing a free trial of these tablets
please address +. A. Stuart Co, 100
Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich, and
a small sample package will be
mailed free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
CONFESSIONS
OF A WIFE
I'VE TURNED THE TRICK
Copyright, 1914. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoclatlon.)

+
Enterprise Assoolatlon.)
For a moment | thought there
was CLEAN OF compassion In Mrs.
Utter's eyes and then saw her
take up the picture OF u beautiful
child which lay beside her on the
table.
You say that you are on your
way To your boy who In very III
II he should live 20 grow up. Will
you care To have him hear that
HIS mother took trip from one
state To another with the husband
OF another woman. with the knowl.
edge and consent that this trip was
for immoral purposes7"
Mrs. Utter looked startled and |
felt ] had made point. | ala not
dream how great II was until she
exclaimed
But | did not consent. I did
not know his purpose until ! got
up In the morning on tho train and
he made the proposal 10 me-"
! almost gave n shout but had
II. for before daylight tho train
crossed the border OF tho state.
and was pretty sure that under
the Mann act tho woman must
give her consent before leaving
one state for another 10 make the
crime an interstate affair.
My boy will know his mother
was perfectly innocent and only nc
cepted strangers aid TO get 20
him. Certainly. even you. Mrs.
Waveriy. must know that would
not voluntarily and knowingly 20
with n complete stranger. am
not a common woman. am as
good a woman ms YOU are.
was In quandary. began
TO have some doubts n was right
on the matter. but determined 10
take tho chance. as saw she did
not know any more about the
Mann act than ! did.
so" ! asked. this IL wnat you
intend 10 swear 10 In COURT"
Nothing could make me swear
TO anything different" she an.
swerad yehemently.
Then. allow me. my dear Mrs.
Utter. TO inform you that you have
no case. even n Mr. Wayerly made
tho proposals TO you which you
claim. you still have no case"
"Whaty' the woman rose 20 her
feet and confronted mo with con
siernation
The people who employed you
either forgot TO tell you or were
ignorant themselves OF the fact
that the Mann act under which
YOU intend 20 make your ACCUSE.
tion. only covers cases when the
woman Is brought from enc state
10 another WITH HER KNOWL
EDGE for immoral purposes You
say you did not know that Mr.
Waeeriy intended 20 propose any.
thing immoral until you arrived
here Therefore. n your story be
true you siill have no case" Jus,
then tho telephone rang violently
Although Mrs. Utter started for the
phone | answered H.
A mans voice answered mine.
Say. Mrs. wsveriy IL on your trail.
he very careful not 20 see any one
or answer any questions over the
phone"
Evidently the man mistook my
voice for Mrs. rtter's and he rang
off before could say word which
was probably tho best thing he
#ave done for us
ITO BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
FIRE AND MOLTEN LAVA,


rocks and smoke pouring from the
crater OF tho japanese volcano Sa-
kura,Jims. IN great clouds, hundreds
of people from the villages fleeing
In terror In every direction. and
great assures opening up In the
earth and swallowing people and
houses arc the thrilling scenes do
plctsd realistically In the six-part
feature picture play. Tho Wrath OF
the Gods" at tho Glass A theatre
this week.
Over 500 persons wcre engaged In
the production OF this picture. A
pretty love story runs throughout
the theme, In which Tsura Aoki. q
famous japanese actress. takes the
lead.
The action IL laid In Japan. and
the volcanic eruption and earth
quake are supposed 10 voice the dis
pleasure OF tho old Japanese gods
because OF tho marriage OF the pref
" heroine after they had forbidden
any one OF her fathers family TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
FOR PF1OTOPLAYFANS

Tho animal proving reluctant. the
actress gave II vigorous treatment.
After dragging bruin several
miles. through many scenes OF tho
picture. the bear was found to have
no hair remaining on It's spine.
The bear had received n friction
shave.
BEN ruRPiN, THE coMIcAL
captain OF tho Essanay comedy po-
leo force. says that having his teeth
knocked out by accident IA n pleas
ure compared 10 spending an hour
In the dentists chair. In putting
on ono OF Essanay's late comedies.
Turpin lost four teeth.
Ho went right on with the scene
NJ though nothing had happened.
HELEN GARDNER. WITH A
company including Nicholas Dun.
scw and Rex Hitchcock. has gone
TO spsrkhill. New York. under the
direction OF Charles Gaskill This
locality was found extremely char.
actcristic OF tho pictures which Gas.
kill wrote, aome OF them being pro.
duced entirely In the open.
DIVING ON HORSEBACK FROM
50-foot cliffs into rivers. climbing
telegraph poles TO splice severed
wires. ieaping aboard rapidly NOV
Ing locomotives from horseback
these are but few OF the thrilling
deeds PERFORMED by Helen Holmes.
tho beautiful Kalem star. who Is
featured in The Hazards OF
Helen" railroad series.
.
clermer Until Saturday Night
THE Warning" drama. a George
AIDE comedy and when the Ham
Turned" comedy.
Class A Until Saturday Night
The Wrath OF the Gods" six-part
feature.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
The Secret Warning" current
chapter OF The Million Dollar
Mystery; The Evolution OF Per
cival." comedy. Through Eyes OF
Love-" Essanay drama: Hearst
Selig Weekly
Grand Until Saturday Night
when Broadway Was a Trail"
drama.
Liberty Until Saturday Night
THE Power Invisible" four-reel
Kalem drama: His Musical Ca.
reer," comedy.
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
Men and Women three-reel
drama. George Washington
Jones" and Buster Browns Educa-
ton" comedies.
Circuit Until Saturday Night
The Futility OF Revenge" two
part Imp drama. The Return"
two-part Eclair drama; "Perils OF
Pauline" current chapter In twp
parts; "A Race for n Bride" Ford
Sterling comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
PHOTOGRAPHER
FOR N. Y. WORLD
SHOT IN BATTLE


LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch &c
the London Daily News tells OF the
wounding OF Donald c. Thompson
the New York Worlds camera mar
at the front The dispatch. dated
from the Belgian frontier, at an un
named city. says:
met today strange. bat
tered figure of man, the first
newspaper man. so far as am
aware. to be wounded I'm the
war. He was Donald c. Thomp-
son. one of the camera men OF
the New York World.
lie has been In 26 battles
with the German army, and
was In Dixmude the other day
with half dozen German Of
ficers when the British shelled
Il for the goth time. A shell
smashed into an already ruined
house In which they were TAX.
ing shelter. and. exploding close
to him, wounded him In the
face, tore part OF his nose away
and stripped part of his coat
from his back
Il felt as though | had been
struck by a thunderbolt," he
said, "and that was being
whisked into the air. Then |
knew no more until found my.
self In field hospital. lying
among n batch of German
wounded. with a bandage
strapped across my face and my
whole body a mass of bruises.
l guess | have had enough OF
the show for a spell, and am
getting across to England as
quick as can for rest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

headline at the New Circuit until
Saturday night There are thoee
who say that to reform n drunkafd
suddenly great shock r. necessary.
The question Is answered in The
Return" There are two other two
part dramas and comedy on the
same program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
HORSE TAKES NEWS

BERLIN. Nov. s.--Germans in
quarries along the Aisne hung
around the neck OF horse
placard reading: Good day TO the
Frenehmen. DO you know Russia
Is beaten all along tho line and
Antwerp IA takenY" Then they
chased the horse toward the
French lines and heard the foe
laugh at the Joke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

THE GRAVE LITTLE BELGIAN
army In its retreat from Antwerp
Gen. Kltchener's English army now
In the making. with other interest
ing war views, are seen In the
HearstSelig News Pictorial. now
showing at the Colonial theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
A Hard Meal
to Digest
10 Quickly oIecsted by the Taking
OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
After II lie over

Corn on the cob Is hard 10 digest.
for some folk. but with Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet Il readily e. dis.
posed OF by the stomach and diges.
tive apparatus
Don't drug your stomach Give
Il Just what II needs At the very
moment II needs II. Here is the
way a Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet
acfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Home Until Sunday

THE Phantom Light" two-part
drama; Animated Weekly" No.
1877. topical; Suspended Sentence. .
comedy.
Al tho Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
Tho Baited Trap" two-part dra.
ma; "The Woman in Black" dra.
ma; In tho Clutches OF the VII.
lain" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

FRANK DAYTON. WHO PLAYS
heavy" character parts with the
Essanay company. is tho best friend
and provider OF the Essanay mennk-
erie. lie comes to the studio with
bags OF food. which he distributes
TO birds and prize fowl.
ADELE LANE OF THE sELiG
Jungle-Zoo was forced TO tote about
a Japanese bear during recent pic
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

marry. ON pain OF the destruction OF
the island on which they lived.
THE RETURN" IS A TWO.
part Eclair Western that shares the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

Some OF the spiders Of Java have
webs so strong that a knife Is re-
quired to cut them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06


ffu1OAL STAR.
Peggy" Snow. as her friends call
her. Is the talented leading lady OF
films. She In Southerner. a na.
tive OF Savannah. Ca. Her first
public appearance on the stare was
at the age OF Is.
For the last few months she has
become known all over the country
as Countess Olga. the Russian con.
spiyator. in Tho Million Dollar
Mystery" appearing each week NJ
the Colonial. The current chapter
in two reels. playing until Saturday
night, is called THE Secret Warn
Ing"
Miss Snow IA blg.hearted and full
OF enthusiasm. and Is called the
Good Samaritan" OF the Than.
houser company.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So loss 1t s-ABBOTT. Jennie ct viz VIM to
Geo A 4 Grace Luers joint tenants 80
IL Cap bet 18th & 18th SITS sel
So s5s west II OrE II 3-BECk. Anna koss e al
heirs etc Louise Kos & Blanche Mary O
KosI u Warren o Embrey sl.oa
&c bet 10th * 18th sts nel 81
So So Its - S-BLUMENTHAL, Abe to Bernard
4 Henry Detrich SO
ts2s & 594 VI st SCI
So E5Is Ii bB Avalon Hts-CoNNOR, VIM o
So in Its = 4 yNDONoHUE, Matthev E ct uF
Mary E to Jno SEWER 81 80
50 is Il lsl-FREY. Morris F suT TT to VIM
waggaman A.0l
u7ss Corcuran 81 nWl
81 1s pt Ii 70 blk II lie Droit Pk-FARREN.
Lnuise @ & Emily Klarking TO VIM o
Hughes ct NJ MaD B jOint tenants SO cove
nants & tr 5000
I'd bit 4 Q SITS uul
So Ilss pt 1t Is4 q lIS pt 1t n 81 ls9 Us It's Is
and - 81 nG pts Its % TO 2s-GoDDARD.
Morgan r & Fredk Goddard sury trS under
will Of Jas Goddard to Frrd1 Goddard SO
C3cth VI sts nv. N st bet 30th 4 list SITS NV 4
10Th bet NJ & SITS nwI II
So 4Is II F-GOLDsMTTH. David ct W ThercSa to
Vim O Suyde: 81
So as II 8 life est,-GLoRIUs. Mary to
FredE Chorus 81 TT $500
81 ;iI Ssss lis II & IL blk Avalon Hts-HUTCHISs.
Jacob G ct VI Mlry NJ to VIM A Warheid e
ux Violet so trus $50
(EyantS 81 bet 18Th and Esth SIS nel
So 81 Its 2 & 3LHANNAY. Sarah c to Isaac 7
Mann SO
(2ist bet 2 & Q stS nWl
So Ss4 Il lFs-JOHNSON, Olivia TO Harry @
Laycock SO
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So 81 Il MCDONNELL. Jas b ct III Elizabeth to
Juo Doern SO
t3f2 9Th st 81
81 E-s Il Is Shervood-NARDES. Clara ct VII
Edwin to Vim ] c Goodall SIS covenants
IN Of Kearney st. W Of "a st mel II
50 lcs ss-PIER, Auguste to Frank c Green's
SO
l3A Z Il mel =
q SO -uh N IS-REISINGER. Henry sury su b
tr e al heirs etc Jno C Reisinser to DocOthA
Reisinser 81
(l0s franklin 81 uwl
50 SIS Il y A undivided L int in "a SIS sub It's 5
to 1-TooMEY. Jas to Ellen TOomey 80
tsSs & ssgs Fla ave NV alley bet B L Q Isl &
& Del ave swi -
50 So pt org It I-vAN DoREN. Margaret for
merly Margaret mccarthy TO MEry c Doran
McCArty so sub to right Of way
GA ID st nvi
30 sos II EVAN SENDER. Herman W e u
Jessie NJ to Ella Ridgeley 4 Ro6t 7 Murray
Jr joint tenants SO TT $50
uEd 1t nWl -
50 $50 h Is south Grds Col Collegs-wARD.
Spencer to Marie Swart and Vera Swart
joint tenants SO covenants
Cl4s3 Belmont q nwl
50 So II q bk Is Univ Pf-WINTER. Alta e
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The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
PRINCES HELD FOR ROBBERY
,e to The washington Herald.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
st. Petersburg. June 3.-Seventeen
Caucasian "becks," or princes, are on
trial at Baku for robbery, fraud. and
murder
The princes are charged with maintain
ing themselves in luxury on the pro-
ceeds of tribute" which they exacted by
force Of arms from the Caucasian peas
antry.
Falling payment on the prescribed day,
the princes, with number Of followers,
were in the habit of appropriating the
peasants cattle and household property.
and even their children, all protests be-
ing met with summary punishment by
shooting. In this way, II is stated, more
than twenty persons have lost their lives.
1t was In the course OF one Of these
raids that a company Of Cossacks dis
patched from Baku recently surprised
and overpowered the titled robbers, who
had Just killed ive farmers for resisting
their claims ~
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June 3.-MILLFEED-stead offer
ings ample; trade moderate Spring brsn in 100 %.
sacks. 2lo; in transit and to arrive July to No
vember S10; standard middIingS TO arrive sosn,
$50 and June, shipment. 800; Western nd dog.
MOO; winter wheat. in loolb. saes. to arrive. An
gust 400: city han. in bulk. go; Argentine
bran. to arrive. $500 in loo-Ih. sacks
RYE fIouR-steady; DEALINGS inactive. Good 10
choice. 35oa30
CoRNMEAI~Fm: trade is hindered. FIN
dried. for export, 3f5; coarse meal In bags. i.'oA
La
BEEF-steady; hqui5 is moderate Packet, L 80
aHoo; family. lsooalA1.
PORk-Sieady: business inactive. MeSs Eta
TO; family, aooa50o; clear. lsT5aA0
HAf-Recripts. ESQ tons; easy: moderate in
auiry. Prime timothy. Ito; No. / timothy, Lea
lc7l4: No. ? s6al0o; No. s. s5aso
sTRAw-Receipts, 30 tons. Fiat; trade dul.
Long rye, T5ae.
LARD-Easy: dealings moderl,e Prime Western
MS; refined continent loS; South American.
ll.S; refined Brazilian. in kegs, AS: beef steanaS
81; lard stsarinf. dull. New York IN
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore June 3.-HAY-No. l timothy ls50a
1850; standard timothy. HOoaIsjo; No .. EoOaT7 So
No. >. Hooals0o; light clover mixed. E.Ooan 50.
No. l. lsSoaie0O; No. ?. B0oaI5.O0; heavy. IS na
100: No clover mixed. 50; No. = Bo0a
400; noestablished grade. lOOOal2Oo: sample hay.
to kind. quality. and condition. soCal0c.
STRAw-No. l straight rye. new. 800; No. 2
straight ne straw. new, H.oOal45o: No. ! tangled
rye straw, II 50al2OO; No. l wheat straw. Ss0a
go: wheat straw. No. ? T.oCssoo; No. oat straw.
lo5oaiioo: Nc 9 oat straw, s5OaIoo.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens old hens. heavy, Ter
ID, II; do, small tn medium, per III. l6is; do, old
Iosters. per H.. lOali: d. young large. per h. ia
2: do. rough and strsgsly I3aIs; do. spring aver
aging / to II lbs, u; do. smaller. springers.
ID. %; ducks. per H.. llal2; do. muscoTy. nals;
spring ducks IbS and over. u: Pigeons. young per
pair Is; do. old. per pair, 3: guinea fowl. %
EGGS-Maryiand Pennsylvania, and nearby hrstS
Ter doz-- %; Western hrsts. 70: West Virginia frS,s
20; Southern hrsts. 10
BUTTER-creamsry. fancy. per n. 2sita2; do.
choice. per n. Elta2H; do. good, H., IA
81; do, prints 9aSl; Maryland and PennsyL
tania rolls isials; Ohio and West Virginia. rolls
lss dairy prints. 1871: store-packed 1sizals; Mary
snd-VirEinia process butter. na22
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
MARCONI FOG GUN A
new MARVEL At SEA
Fired in Mid-ocean by Wireless on
Shore Three Times a Minute
for Two Weeks.
ALL TESTS ARE SUCCESSFUL

Special Cable to The Washington Herald
London. June 3.-Guglielmo Marccni
has added two new important improve
ments TO his wireless invention. These
are gun-hring by wireless and his new
Marconi system of fog-signalling.
Official announcements of these two i'm
portant discoveries will shortly be made.
In the meantime, some particulars have
been learned by The Herald correspon-
dent which may be of more than passing
interest. It is known, in the first place,
that the Marconi experts have for some
time past been testing an apparatus for
distant control.
One thing has led to another. The dis
tant control machine was combined with
an automatic fog-gun, called the Steven
son-Moyes acetylene gun.
The latter was left on an isolated ele-
walton in mid-ocean. where it had been
erected and had been left unattended for
weeks at a time in all kinds Of wind and
weather. 1t was thereby subjected to the
tanning" from the wireless signals re-
ceived from ships passing nearby.
These tesU have, however. proved sat
isfactory, as whenever the coaStguard
had a transmitting apparatus set up, the
gun was fired at intervals Of about twenty
seconds, giving both a loud report and a
brilliant flash.
The gun contains sufficient supply of
acetylene gas to allow for continuous
firing. at the rate OF three flashes and re-
ports per minute. for from two to three
weeks.
This transmitting apparatus, which has
been operated by the coastguards, consists
of n simple switch with "on" and or
positions, while similar apparatus can
be utilized for railway work and also for
time fuses used in mines and for blasting
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, June 3-Can money opened at IN
pr cent; high. 2 per cent; low IA per cent: re
newals. II per cent: Close rs per cent; rulinr
the shorter periods Bidding is q limited char
rate II per cent.
The time money market continues dull and i
inclined 10 show easier tone. particularly in
the shorter periods. Bidding is Of a limited char
actes and Is largely confined to six months Ad.
vnces. which are leading at ~ per cent
Rates are ~ per ce1t for sixty days ~ per
cent for ninety days ~ per cent to per cent foE
four months, per ceut for Eve months, 5k per
cent for III months and ~ per cent 70 Per cent
for over the year.
ne commercial paper market holds steady The
prevailing lack Il attractive paper would naturally
make for lower rates but the influence Of this
factor happens to be neutralized by Discrimination
on the part Of some institutions purchase in the
hope that mates will shortly sti7en- For prime
names rates are unchanged at SisGSx per cent for
short natuzitiss and AS ~ cent for the Ions
ps1SdA