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The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
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The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
Motion Picture
N., A Daily Feature
lNCWS In The Herald

This daily news feature of The
washir ston Herald is for the bene-
nt Of everybody interested In motion
pictures
Suggestions. comments, criticisms.
Inquiries, and questions invited
Address communications to Motion
Picture Editor. Washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

A weak solution of carbolic acid ap-
piled carefully to ink stains on carpets
will remove them. If this changes the
color it may be restored by ammonia
water.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

elaborate orchestral program and the at
fractions OF this week, with new special
ties.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
A great mystery play today. The Va.


The spectacular fOur-reel production OF
James Fennimore COoper's great novel,
THE Spy" has just been completed al
the Universal Pacific Coast studios in
Southern California. 1t was adapted to
scenario form by James Dayton, scenario
editor at Universal City. This was pro-
duced under the personal supervision OF
Otis Turner.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
BeIasco-"The Third Party"

THE Third Party" might imply by its
title. one of the parties to a deed or q
mortgage, or something equally ponder
GUS. On the contrary, II Is used merely
to designate one who is present in the
capacity of a chaperon. so to speak, upon
whose shoulders the blame can be placed
for embarrassing situations. This farce
comes TO the Belasco next week. and the
roster of the presenting company is an
interesting one In that II contains the
names of some OF the best known far
ceurs on the stage. Taylor Holmes and
Walter Jones are featured members of
the organization, and in their support
will be found Jobyna Rowland. Richard
Temple, Jeffrcys Lewis. Marjorie Wood.
Joseph Phillips, Alma Belwyn, William
Sampson. and a dozen lesser lights.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
Raphael. 9th and o. Reels Daily
dH-

Adv.
Cleo Madison is featuring in an espe-
cially strong Spanish three-reel feature
under the direction of Wilfred Lucas. 1t
is an emotional part and one suited to
Miss Madison's dramatic power. She is
supported by Ray Gallagher. Wilfred
Lucas and Ed. Alexander. Great atten-
ton is being paid TO the sets and cos
tunes and Dolores promises to be a
great photoplay.
Lule Warrenton. the well-known char
acter actress and her son. Gilbert, have
been parted for the first time. Lule has
gone to Honolulu with Director MacRae.
and Gilbert las started on his journey
around the world with a motion picture
machine and Homer Croy. the humorous
writer. Lule Warrenton does not know
he is going. and as they make Honolulu
the first stop he is going to send up his
card to his mother at her hotel
Lloyd Ingraham, the well-known legit-
innate actor who was at one time with the
Nestor company and later with the Es-
sanay. is now directing Robert Leonard
and Hazel Buckham.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

Representative SABBATH, of Illinois. in
troduced bill to revise and amend the
law placing a tax upon oleomargerine by
permitting the change in the name of
this by-product of the beef industry to
''butterine." The measure further
changes the existing law so as to make
the collection of the tax more certain
with a view to increasing the revenue
derived therefrom.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26
MAN who would
I.iye.v

Colunbia-"Thc Man who Would
Live.o
Much interest is centered In the presen-
tation at the Columbia Theater next Mon
day evening of william Hurlbut's play,
"The Man Who Would Live" the latest
product from the pen Of this gifted young
playwright The play is declared to be
stirring drama. one of pulsating heart in
terest, with peculiarly tragic climax. II
Is entirely American in theme, the open
ing scene occurring In a priests cabin In
Western Pennsylvania In the winter OF
17ss. and ending In the home of Pitts
burgh multi-millionaire located on the
same spot at the present time. The play is
declared to contain a love story that has
never been written-romantic, mysterious.
partly of the past and partly OF today. In
cluded In the cast are Elliott Dexter. Julie
Herne, Grace Reals. Adelaide Stanhope
Wheatcroft Ben r. Graham, Hollister
Pratt, and others.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

The House passed on a viva voce vote
the Hensley bill prohibiting the importa-
tion into this country of all goods, wares
and merchandise produced in whole or
part in foreign countries by convict, pau
per or prison labor.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

Loans to school districts on school dis
trict bonds directly from the postal saw
ings bank bonds were considered before
a House Postofice subcommittee when
John F. Murray. Of San Francisco.
pleaded for this plan, which is embodied
in the Raker bill.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

z, By vote of Is to q the Senate de-
feated the Myers bill providing for the
sale Of 1000 acres of coal lands in Mon
tana to the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

The Senate ratified an extension for
hve years of the general arbitration
treaty with Costa Rica and made public
the International convention relating to
safety-at-sea signed at London January
20,
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

Representative Calder. OF New York.
introduced in the House a joint resolu-
ton extending the thanks of Congress to
Col. George w. Goethals. in recognition
OF his great services as chief engineer
and administrator in building the PAN
anna Canal" The measure authorizes
the President to name Col. Goethals a
lieutenant general in the army.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-26

The Senate confirmed the nominations
of w. w. Thayer, to be Secretary of the
Territory of Hawaii and Ralph p.
Quarles, to be an associate justice of the
Supreme Court of the Territory of Ha-
wall
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
Ser feiriide Gii.nhut.

Sm 6er5en Der griinen S6eriteiers ;
mart, inmitten elmer punoerbursn 9es
birgspsIt. liset bas SleinoD Der sbsrs
nsn Mlrt: Der iaasHumipobens Grs.
berg. Sauisnos Don Grembsn tom'
men alljGbrIih aus aIler Ssrten Cans
bern, um bieiss 2tlpsnparabiss Su be-
wunoern. ii, gsrgfabrt nit Der
9abnruobabn Dor gOrOsrnbsrs iiber
ben 9rsbi6l nd6 giIsner3 gsb0rt gu
ben ihDniten, bic es gie6t. 9lei5 hins
ter Der StatiOn prsbidl, bem ho6iteu
9untt Der Strsds 1880 SUP Gee
b0bs), fiihrt uns Der 3ug purh sinen
5unnsl uno Oann iino mir bod
obsn auf sinsm gsrsabbans unD Biz
den binab in Elm tiefes. pulbOuntles
Sbul. 9o9 es pdbrt niht langs uno
pieber umbiilt uns bic 9untslbsit.
Dir fu6rsn burd Osn 4570 Jub Idns
gen pldttsntunnsl, Der ben grSber9
bur6bobrf, unO fino iii Der Station
GrSberg. 2uf sinsm @iaoutt iiber
cine S6Iu6t, in Der Elm Wilo6u4
rauTft. aebt es biniiber auf oi. an.
rsrs Sbalieite.
llno nun bietst iid oem Qugs ell
orobartia.r qnblid. Dor uns lieet
Der prG6tiae robtbraune &egel bss fsit
gang aus Giien deficiencies Gr5bsrgss
NIT Ben 8srlaberampeH, J6roerbabs
nen, gergbdufsrn, 8uraden. gremss
bergen, grshaloen uno tauben Saloen
@ie elm. RisieHtrsppe fdllt Der 4bs
bang in feinsn 4bbauitufsn ab. ue6ers
al pimmelt ss bon 8ergleuten. bic ba
bsmmsrn unb tIopfen unb piiblsn in
bem RieIenbsree er 1T 5000 SuB
bod -, nit ibreH Grapdselden duf
hsn gtappsn babinfabren. Gs III pie
oif sinsm sroben amsifenbaifsn. 0d
srt0nen langss5ossne Sorufisndle uno
cuf einmal pirD ss itifIe auf benz 8ers
se - bic 9siidlten Dsridpinb.n in
ii6eren @erIied.n. gun tradt Elm
Sdub, Der bunosrtfac3 BON ben Se. j
pdnbeu piOer6dllt cine 3ipeite
&5prenemine flieot duf, cine brittle,
Oierte. unb nun III es fpie Der Donner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
9ofal Beri9t.
6pipitalbienF.
Nm eiuem 6uoe bes @ebGuoes iuein
man anseujdeinIid nidJts pom
anoerm,

Ger iiaStii4e 8eiimobeitsraib
bate iid geitern nit elmer etipa9
cisentbiimIiten AngeIegenbeit su be.
iniien. Or. &c. Birruns bratte bic
geidpper6e por, ole SfnlpiIegerin
Sri. ytora Glg babe obne dr5tlitle
Grlanbnib Die eIijabrise Roie 5rec.
man, S31 Nitmono StraBet nad)
Dem Soipital geitIidt, oduiit ibr Die
Ranoeln entiernt wiIrogn Er. Bir'
riina. Der Sas aino in gebanolnng
bate. iuuroe sines abeios pom benz
gaier oesielbeu nufsernfen, Der ibm
rnittbeilte. baB feline 1otier ber'
itiuunben iei mb iic aith i'm Solpl.
taI uidIt geflinben peroen fonne. 1te
Tottoren ganbis uno Beters bonn
eelinibbeitsamt ertIarten, lie bdtten
bic anaeleaenbeit unteriudt uito er.
mitieIt, Dab gfoie nit eiiiem anoern
aRdbden 81 5rI. Gin sefomHfen mare.
bnmit oemielben i'm Soipitol Die
Rar6cln beralisscidniiteh Uiirocn.
Sabci babe gioie aeidgt, iie iroIIe Die
irIbe Operation ourdunaden un6 ibre
Yiutter babe 6aiu ibre 3iiiiiinmiing
eeseben, iogar etuas 9elb. oaniit
9ioie pom Soipiial aus aniitts.
poiitarten Der Riltter id,iden fonne.
rs ici bcnlerft. bnB Roic nidt operiri,
ioutern am n6diien 2age nah Sauie
eeididt wriroe. Gie SduIpilegerin.
nen SRI. Glp unb SRI. SOa aeiieIberg
luobntcn Dem @erbor bel. Iasielbe
geitaItcie iif ehpas lebbaiter, aIs
Or. 9irrima Sic 8emerfuns mad)te,
es iei ibm su Gbren getommen, Dob
Sdulpileserinnen BON iiIngen, rodI
rneriabrenen Spp5ialiiten peranlaBt
tpiirben, benieIben ain6er CUR BE.
banoInns suSuieuoen. Or. Sadler
nabm Die Vilc1erinnen Dor Dem Bor.
iuuri in SdJus nnb Gr. Birrllns
fonntc ober ipoIlte feline ipe3ifiideu
Sale angeben.
er eraab lid. baB iiid)t Die ridtiae
9erbinStirg beiiebt 3ipiifjs1l Der Gm.
pfmgsiparo i'm Soipital an Der 9lnn
Strabe umo Der Office al Der
SpoIiten Strabe. @dre Die Gfiiec
bon Der auiiabme Der Aoie fSreemau
ioiort in aenutnib seiest worOen.
Sann hdtie Dem 8ater bes Rabdens
Der ridjtiae geidiei6 aeaeben lperoen
fonuen. Gas miro ictt anoers wcr.
ben. auBeroem piro ben Sdulpile.
gerimcn Die &seiiung Suseben, iid
mebr nm Die Siinoer an t0nnnern, bic
drjtIider Siiriorae beSiirfeu Ia.
nit mar Die angelesenbeit erlebigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

9isl beiier 1T ss, burd @sisb elmer
Wisberbplune Der eigentbiimli6en
pratiiten, pelde In ben Sabnperrpalz
tunasn aufsebedt lporpen iino, por5us
beuaen. 0asu tit eine senaue &ennts
niB Der 9erbiltniiie nothlpenOig, pie
iie Mellen gu qepdbren pillens 1T. gu
bemerten 1T bicrSu nod, bab nit anz
beren W2itteln als nit Inorobung BON
3u9tbaus opertrt lperoen mub, Sez
beutenb pirtiamer tpiirbe es iein, aas
Obliautipnsausguben. bic obne gu
ftimmunq rer 9unbesregierung erfols
gen, ais psrtblos su branomarten.
sSn ioIfem Sale ipiiroen Obligat,os
men, bic midi ppn Der Regierung ges
biaiat ipprben iinb, unpertGufli6 iein
uno nit unoertdufli9en papieren
ldBt ii4 tsin 9riinounssi4minbel
treiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

Tpinni bic Sage. Der adpitalisnnis
bat aus elmer Reibe bon bIiibsnben
gin5eIperten Elm riefensrobes @eri
in Donaipib Bel Gsobtn sef6affsn,
ousseitattet nit alien Ginrihtungen
rsieitsr iednifdsr Wiifsnidaft. 0srs
fdpunben III bas friiber. partridrHds
hide @erbaItnib srpii4en ben reidsn
@eperien unb ibren arbeitern. Usrs
idipunoen iinb Die alien Geisrlibtsis
ten Der &nappsn. Wer oas 2eben nno
Sreiben Der mobernen anappen uno
GiIsnarbsiter nit anisben mub, be-
tommt 9eimipsb nah Der alten 3sit,
mo nod Gemiitblidteii unb 5rohiinn
herrihts unb Elm itaries 5riebensbano
Iih Inn Serren ino Grbeiter ihlans.
Tan mag nit 70 oiel Re6t ben Sort.
I1ritt Der mobsrnen Sebnii preiien--
Sufrisbsnsr. sliidlifer mar bic alis
3eit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

8pii6sn benz Ser. etaat.u
GeneraG 0npalt uno oer 6unoels=
&Ommiiiion reip. oeren 2lnpdlt III
Elm &onflitt lus9sbro6ea, Der aug Der
Fraqe entitunoen 1T, OBJ Der praiibent
Der yiep Sapsn ga6n, WelIen, oerz
b0rt lperbsn ioq Oosr ni6t. Der Sc
neral : 9npalt III odgegcn, neil oas
8erbDr Wlellen oDr Itrufredtlicher
9etfoIqunl lpeqeR fstnec 6anoIunqen
ais prdft0eut Der ga6n i6iiben mir.
be. pdbrsno bic 9ommiiiion unb
6srt Solf Der Qnfi6t limb, oab es
fpthtiqer III, ppIlits 4usfpnft iibsr bic
gerpultung Der 8d6n gu .rlaneen,
bamit aqe S6li6s aufgeb.dt uno bic
aesiqHeten 9sfeBe oagestn .rlaIIen
nsrOsn t0nnsn. nls WelIen gu beftrds
feH penn Ods iberbaupt mDgli6 lit.
Dir limb aerstat, Der 6anoels aoms
milton beiauitimmen. Mit Der Be-
ffrafltnd Weaens lit fDsnig s.oient.
Oi, Grfabruna bat srlpief.n, oab ale
Hi4t abfbredsuo pirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

Die Republitaner bon Sbtr
fonnen nit 2eihtigteit iieqsn. psnr
lie ben rihtiuen 9ouOcrneurss&anDt'
ooten aufitellen. IS III fsititc6eno.
baB @Oup @or lpsgen bes bon ibnl
pil.larliA einaefiibrten Gonnta9ss
spanas oaS sanae bsutid1s 8utum aes
a,n iih baben tpirb uno oas aeniiot,
I'm ibn talt su TtefIen - pOratlsaef.gt,
bnb Der rspublttaniihe aunoibdt II,
gesuu auf seine liberaten 9tniidte,
psrtraucnerpsdenb 1T. Wenn auf beis
oea Seiten 5empsrenaler oufa.itellt
tprcen. 10 lit es naturgemdb ausses
faloiien. oaR bic Oeutihsn sinitimz
mil Steuuun ueoen Gpr nehmen, Die
Siiraidaft oes Sieqes, unb sipur bic
obiOlute 9iiraiduft Iieot fir bic re-
puflituniihe partei in Der Romina'
tiou eiues @ouperneurs. Der nidt su
ben Semperenalern -'hort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
SOnuerstas Den II, Wiai 1914,

Rooieoelt bebauptet, OaB sr
tinen bisber un6stanntsn SluB ent=
bedt babe unb es bepeiien tonne. 4ber
i4perlih burfte es ihm gelinSen,
ndb ieiner Riidtebr nod cine lebensz
fGbige progrefipe partei gu entoeden,
benn in auen Staaten tebren Die PRO
areFipen Su ibren friiberen parteien
3uriid, Ipe5ieQ CUR republitanii6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
DafesSaH.

IN bsm a.iiria.n eritn Spisle elmer
tiertdois,n Srrie spii6cn uni.rta
.Eeos" unb ben gpitoner .gobHen.
fttiiern" funairisn SdIsuberer Mmss
uRb ffanaer glarse als 9aitetie fir
Cincinnati dta.n Sames rsfp. Wbas
lina fir Bolton. Srob ses ,alien
Wetisrs fpi.l!su beib. R.uner unb Be-.
irrbers bi. ShIeubersr nit gnsraic
rno 8eidid. Die 2,bterrn bliebtH
bic aum Gnes BEG SpicIss anf ibten
prlten. Dimes ianbi. 5 auftiGdler
aur gant seeen 2 unb perTfenfte 2
5r.ipGfs aur /. gaie qseen 2 feinss
gsoners. geibe aIubs ertpi.i.n ii1
oIs ihtpad am Bat. lInIere Sunp.ns
modt.n 2 areffer uno 2 G.bl.r sssen
8 rtip. l Der goitonsr. Der einsiae
gaui i'm SpieIe ipurM bon unIerem
ShtpGrmsr Woran i'm /. Gang. ees
f'fsri. als i'm Sduptlina 6eraoa burf
eiEsn sfp,ibaiigen Sreff.r Don Der l.
gaie kimianote gaion unb Quies
lsD foaren bi. Gtli.bsridter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

Die gunbes SpmmiI= :
finn aur @erbiituns bon str.its
lpirb ocm &pndreb cine Bill unterbrei=
ten. ppnd6 cine 9unoesbe6Droe eingez
ie5t perben ioq. pelther CUR Qufsube
pemadt ptrb, ibre frteoli6e 9ermitts
iunQ in alien 2o6nitreitigtettsn an3u=
b;dsn, iotpeit bic Der. Staatsn Re-
gieruno baburd bcriibrt ipsrben tOnn'
tt. ,. b. ban tie tpie in COLORADO dufS
ge'oroert tpiirbe, bic Hube piebsr berz
auitellen. 9omit t0nnte cine getpiNe
moruIii6e Wirtuna ausosiibt psrocn.
Wcnn RpdefeGer ben Strsitern Qegens
iiher prosia ertIGrte. er fuoqs nit linen
ni6ts 5u tbun haben uno penH bic
Srbue unp 9lrbeitsbebinauneen linen
niht g.fieIen. t0nntsn lie mad Saus
oshen 10 lit bod unsunebmen. bub er
elmer Der. StaGten 8ebDroe etne iol6e
GnttpOrt niht Qebsn tpiiroc. Sc bat
ii6 ia auA ac3eiut. oaB bic 8ermitts
luna Der Der. Staaten BEL 2ohnitreiz
tiqteiten in ben GifenbahHbetri.bcn
DON uutem RuBen detpeien III. Sem@
nod III Das @leihe in anoereu gstrie-
ben 3u erDdrtcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

Der Dunidl oes 9rGfioenten
6usrtd gu beieittgsn, tpurOe cine arobe
60rOeruna srfabren, pollts er Ods
Yerbot gesen bic Baffeneinfubr 8iaa
Qegenuber aufbeben. Oa 2eBterer
tnapp an WunitiOn lit, mub er Ii6
t6utIdalia Den ar0Bten 3beil isin.s
Yeoarfs pon ieinsn 9egRern srObern.
0as iii, nie begrsifIi6, eins iebr
,anqpiertas arieasfiibrung uno pie
nidt minber psritdnolih Elm arober
S6doen fir pas msritlniI6e Bolt,
fir Del6es Der praiioeRt ieiRer glnz
gabe 3ufolge Ooa iOI6 quite BiinI6e
beat. Der 9runO, Ser 0as Gtufu6rs
Detbot aeqsn QiQa psrdnIabts, 1T
lGuqit aeihDunoen. IS eriOl9t, ais
Garran3a feline WIibbiQiquns ibsr Die
SeieBunq pon 8erd Grus uusIpra6
un0 anoslltete, OaB sr iia Oerpfli1tet
halle, Die frsmoe S5nOaIiOR 3uriit5uz
Ueiieu. 2lber Gurran3a bGt auf Bill
las Setreiben otsie 2lnii9t qsGnoert.
Damn Ioate Der YrdIi0ent audi isin
GerfabrsH anOern. 0aB oas niat ges
ihiebt. ldBt auf Die Dem PrdiiOsnten
OOrIhpebenOe M0gIi9teii i8IieBen,
nidt bios qs9en 6uerta, ionbern aud
qeQen Garrunaa arieg fiibrsH gu nil.
len. Denn es 0amit ieine Rittiateit
ba6sn iodte, 10 pdre oas ein llnaliid
fiir urIer GanO, oas O0llig unnOtbiqer
Deiie ae3puH9sn piirDs, grobe Opfer
an 9ut uno glut au brtr1en.
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germiht

Di. polisei purbc erIudl!. dHf bie
II Sabr. ali. fslotente Dunn 5t fabns
ben. iptl6s felt btm IL. Wlui aus
ihrsr Dcbnuna In Gptinsiis!b, o.,
pcri6punben IN. G5lorente Icll fia
rad Cincinnati btsebsn tubsnl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13
PURSUED 4 STEAMER.
British Passenger Boat Chased by
Warship.

Toxic. Aug. 13.-Passengers arriving
today on the British steamer Nile from
Honolulu. nine hours ahead of the
schedule, told OF being chased by I'M
known ships. Soon after leaving Hon.
olulu on August 1. the passengers were
suddenly ordered below deck. That
evening the ship was plunged in dark
ness and sped forward under forced
draught. Tho ship finally outdistanced
two pursuers. apparently war crafts.
The American embassy has published
a denial of reports that Ambassador
George w. Guthrie had inquired what
was the japanese program in con-
nection with the European war, or
presented any communication from
Washington on the subject.
A mass Of false dispatches are pour
ing into Toxic from many points in
the Orient, designed seemingly to
create the impression that the United
States is intervening in the war situa-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13

F. J. Ruuney Honorea with COLLEGE
Course 1t Washington.

Washington. Aug. 13.-Francis ;.
Rooney. Of st. Narys. KAN. u one Of
forty young college graduates. from
twenty-three states. who have been Sc
lected after examination to enjoy the
benefits Of 3 three-year research course
at the Catholic University Of Washing
ton. under the $4,000 fund established
by the Knights Of Columbus.
This munificent gift was made to
Cardinal Gibbons last January. Ex-
amiEations were held in twenty-ff
state centers. each test being presided
over by an official Of the Knights Of
Columbus.
The successful students are free to
pursue q course OF three years leading
up to the degree Of doctor of philosophy.
If they prefer to remain q shorter time
they may obtain the masters degree in
arts. letters. sciences, philosophy or
law.
Each scholarship is worth $500, and
carries with it room. living and tuition
at the university during the allotted
period.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13
MYSTERY. MADE CLEAR
F7otsam Seen at Frisco Was From the
Cruiser Rainbow.

Vancouver, B. c.. Aug. 13.-The Ca
madam cruiser Rainbow reached Vic
toria at a. m. today, conveying the
British man-of-war Clearwater. The
Algerine is expected later today.
San Francisco. Aug. 13.-The ar
rival today at Victoria of the British
sIoop of war Shearwater, In convoy of
the cruiser Rainbow. clears. up the
naval situation on this coast.
1t is now positive the fiotsam cast
up outside the Golden Gate in the last
three days was woodwork jettisoned
by the Rainbow when she cleared for
action. after leaving this port before
dawn last Saturday, and when she be-
Meved herself in danger Of going into
action with the German cruisers Leip-
zig and Nurnberg. which are still in
these waters.
So far as is known here. there has
been no naval action on the Pacific
coast and it is believed none is likely
for the present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13
fODlY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. Aug. 13.-WHEAT-Wheatr rail-
lied today after decline due to ex-
porters cancelling contracts and to as
sertons that British buyers were refusing
to purchase except under conditions OF
payment that prevailed before the war.
The recovery resulted from resting orders
to take. pit offerings ON any substantial
break. 1t was said also that there was
hope Of arrangements at Warrington
whereby exporters would be able to coll
lect more promptly payment for ship
ments seized by the British government
After opening Nc to Sc lower, and suffer-
ing a slight further drop, the market rose
above last nights level all around.
Later the market fell again owing to
sales led by warehouse concerns. The
close was heavy at 1c to 1hc under last
night.
CORN-Corn swayed with wheat. Trans
actions were only in small lots. The OPEN
ing, which ranged from Nc on to q like
advance, was followed by q general set
back and then a material upturn.
Rains in Nebraska and Illinois caused
the close to be unsettled at Nc to nc net
decline.
OATS-Steadiness ruled in oats There
was a fairly good miscellaneous trade,
about evenly divided.
PROVISIONS-Provis showed a firm
tone. influenced by an advance in the
price OF hogs Selling became more plen-
tiful. however. when the market made a
slight bulge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13
SLAIN IN HIS OFFICE.
E. p. Amory, Secretary Western n. II.
y. Association, Is Killed.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Edward p. Am
ory, secretary Of the Western Railroad
Association, was found dead in his Of
fee in a downtown building late
Wednesday. There were two deep
cuts on his head. The police believe
he was murdered.
Papers and books scattered about
the room indicated struggle had
taken place.
A. M. Thompson, an employee. who
discovered the DO -, was taken to the
police bureau Of identification. where
an impression OF his finger prints was
taken.
The police believe that Amory may
have been killed in a quarrel about
some railroad patent.
A note in Amory's handwriting was
found on his desk. It was scrubbed
on a piece of yellow paper and was
unintelligible to the police. It read:
Libel and scandal. Russells and
1888. Will he malice"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13
P0R ! S
IN The CITY LEAGUE.


Now that the Cooleyites are away from
home. the CITY League clubs II al that
IL left to occupy the attention Of the
fans. One game b scheduled for satur-
day afternoon and two for sunday.
The Rock Island club and Gem Grocery
viii play Saturday afternoon. The Rock
season. The Gem Grocery caub 10 oooaid-
cred Z weak aggregation but - said to
have added some new players who might
or1ng the club up In the race.
WI! play the Eagles ana the knights and
Ladie. OF Security win play the vloland
CLOTHING company. These two games
should be interesting.
The City Leasuers have q large follow
ing and the atetndance has been just
ordinary during the season. The season
VIII close this month, unless the post
poned games are played on, and IL these
are played. the season will extend over
until in October,