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BARCELONA. spuiu. July u-street
mauitratauoua in favor OF ssrvia we're
'rg g1nited here to-day but we're diuparusd
by enc police.
nEELru. July 5I.-The German fed
rrsl council to-day issued a decree pro-
nfiting exports 90 grain. four. food
stuHs. meats. animal products, aut0rno-
tsr 1rd etai ouH. rhia Toes iuto eject
LISBON Portugal July 1i.-rhs
newsprpers or enc Porturuoss capital
to-day reminded che public fHnf the
ueafy 90 alliance between portural ana
tteht hu,-in rcquires Portugal 20 frr-
riaH frn tfouar-f troops 20 Errland
when rhs ia at war.
rouDoy July 5i.-rhs Bs-r of Eng
-ourt to per cent
rrrr uAour yulv -o--.- WI
neirrira 90 Wounuf. thia aftarn6an fa-
anrI an urgent decree arrarlrr fhs rrr-
srai mebniratiou % ths Dutsh army.
ALLnNsrErg. Germany. July IA
RrrFiau rrr waa arrcafsI here tr.raT-
he II L2 F o. ere S. Peters
'1-f military iHfeliisence department
nrouTREAL. Jrrv -f me cansrf.-
Eag'iir rat-aF etrrrrar Empress o.
rr.rrfur enc rrafffr rrrs rr-r rfa-.r -
ere u-rsh admiralty today f-r rrarf-
r'r service fn ease 90 general Erro-
urau war
CoFENHAgE July rrrrr - b.
rrrH Cor enc rnnInrrfIrr rf ere nnrfar
aruV were con- r.Hfa" to-day wnr rnrF.
net has trri et o. lsErs a. lr-Taraurr ~
non fraufr Tomorrow Er cor rfrnrffru
uftl r.Hrliar tr.'nrarI rIrr trarrf rv ne
ere 70 SwrIr. rrf Wrrvrr
Hrfr German arr ErrIfar erarsrtra
were Observed to-day t~ Danish 0atrra
HfE German nav-f Eeef aaH rarHrf-
o. to-dav of ere aor+l Of Holland
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POSTPONE SAILING
Hamburs American line Cancels Salt.
ina Of Rhaetia Until Further
Notice

PHILADELPHIA. July a. - A. \
result of .he German governments de-
cree Of state OF war the sailing 81
the Ham burg American line steamship
khaetia from this port today for Ham.
burg with 90 cabin and 100 steerags
passengers and q large general cargo,
was cancelled By the home Office The
sailing was indefinitely postponed.
Marine Insurance rates here rose
today from normal of ! per cen 20
10 per cent and even nt thu high rate
the great majority ~ the companies
bore refnard % tranNnct lnalnnaa
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SALES STOPPED
STANDARD on Company lnstruets Ita
Agents 70 Discontinue OH
Purchases


special Dispatch 90 the InteIIigencer.
PARkERSBURG. W Va. July 81 I-
Local purchasing agents for the stan
dard OH Company today ugpn orders
from New York. discontinued the pur-
chase of OF except in small quantf.
Ties. eliminating any market for large
producers. The action is believed 10
have been brought by the European
war scare Its effect will be n tre-
mendous blow 20 the oil industrr ~
West virginia where dropping prices
already have injured the development
OIL CITY Pa. July - The seen
Purchasing Agency. which Is fbe min
cipal buyer Of Pennsylvania crude
oil issued an order % itg agents 10.
day restricting the purchase OF OH
until conditions In Europe become
more clearly defined 40 more than
100 barrels ~ crude oil will BE- pur-
chased from any one producer or
firm
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EUROPEAN WAR BRIEFS

ATHrHs Greece. July u.-rhe Non
teneErln reytl vhcht periara vHH almost
csptared tc.dhy ly the AuHtriau heet
sppr5aohinr 90 part but W6sr 80
aiEhted thp tlcrtafiuT Sect turned end
fsa. she vas pursusd .by Austrisu de-
YNUIDEN holland IuIy u-rbo
tained ere Austrian r5vararssut stearasr
hrod when she arrived here to-day from
Finme ~ Wey % AlEicra ahe has on
raticn schooI undergoing trainiuE for
fte navy. IRE crrwarfnrf arEed enc
govsrnmenf f.r instrugtfrna arf III FL.
boaTd the vetssl
FENrEo JuIy 1I-rhs British sect
to-day foserted Wet -usi-wei ana aailsi
AZ midday win rrIIef orders. ErnH frI-
1llinF So Ions standing orders. Tnc
nriual ccnFiterrI ere place nos worm
dsfsuding
RRussnLs. Jelly 1l-Upprari 5f TO-
600 people healsgcr enc National hHrE
thia nnofuinT to ritndra- mes -aianrss
rgt - midday he ruu had greatly sab
WILMINGTON. uer Vss1art. July
1.--Wilna1i Y MHHHev prime minister
81 New Eealand to-day rnreun-rf e.
unrlinuent thaf enc rrvrrrrrrF rr--rs
"a 90 oder the services OF en- srrefItlcr.
ary force q tle iu-rcrlai governments lf
,ssrsspoa stooi sud ssar so5s ssvs
enc Hinr"
HAuHuRo 0eruarv. ruIv 1I-Hr-
sides auarenlinE ere sailing frer Ham.
hurE 81 tha rmurrnfrr If wee rrrrrfrf
to-day tnaf ere urrIh hr~r hHfrrIrnr lice
hnf also ordered fEe Wnfrr.rn" rH nfre
st Usw Tcrt auf awrit enc FrrrIar.
uenta - fhe tnferunfIrraT aIfnarIrr
IRE other Wnr rurr hrfnrlrrr HIHrrr
hcweWer viii rrnfIurn fne service
SHIPPING o.. naitic ports has been en-
tireiy suspended.
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LAST MINUTE
WAR FEATURES

VIENNA July 3f.-C"conversa.
tons" between Russian and AS
tro-Hungarian diplomats were be.
10 continued this evening. The
hussian anbassador yesterday
ara today had prolonged inter
views az tne Ballplatx.
Though no reports of the "con-
Versati0ns' have been published
70 seems 20 be admitted aqain this
evening that European conffct
Is not inevitable.
ST. PETERSBURG. July st-An
Imperial ukase declares marital
law IN Finland and Finnish terri.
torial waters
Great Britain is making a final
EFFORT % find ? formula Acceptable
70 antagonists but there is IittIe
nope 81 success, % is announces
nere'o"ing - 6ermany's attitude.
WASHINGTON. July 3f-A
dispatch from Aubaasadsr pen
teId AZ Vienna tonight said the
situation was qroWIna fr rrriettr.
ness and thaf tnc last line of Aus.
TRAN reserve defense had been or.
aered nobiiiEed during the say.
BRUSSELS. July 1f-Tb. B.l
aia0 government tonight ordered
general mobilization.
cOPENHAGEN. July g. "a
German squadron. crufsIre oa
La0geIand. in the Great BeIt La
stopping al vessels 90 Irseatiarte
tneir 7at'onailty ard tie JcstIra.
ton cf their car1ocr Crrrra~
torpedo boats have been sbs--,.5
near Giedrse~ ard fr the Caff@sat
ard German ~arsh ps are patrol.
i71 between sWeder ard Juffarr
bic EussIar s1uadro- had
beer seen outside the DrrfeH
Island 81 sornnoir1. I0 the BaItIc.
BRUSSELS. July 3f-csvst-,
cetacr7- -~ts have been sent q.
tre eastern ard southern from
tiers.
The national bank ras had
coined 100000 francs i0 gold
PARIS. Joiy 3f-rb. Rs..
--srIar legation here TO-DAY -s.
-etved adyIcss trat F-u~rar. = had
ordered sI cHIcers .r tHe active
army t1 tne l7.crr.
LONDON Aug f-rH-sDsHy
Telegraph understands traf fr-
aermar Ambassador yesterday
made q declaration % tre Frsr-r
lovernrrcrt shIch is trter1rrteg
az an amour cere~t of rIs earfy
departure from ire Frerch car.
tai
Rome 1sratrr % ere g.
change TeIearar- Company saws
trc It1far government Iearrs traf
ser~a0Y viii ask Russia and
r-arce 20 cease their military op-
crafIors forthwith.
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NATIONS STRIVE
TO GAIN PEACE
UNOFFiCIALLN THE ENTIRE
FRENCH MILITARY FORCE
Is MOBOLIZED.
Communication Across Europe
Has Borr Virtually
Cut on.

LONDON. July 3f.-There ar.
only t~o factors today giving the
faint-st hope OF svertina a gen
ersi European war:
Firtt. Russia and Austria are
engaged again IN direct nesoti.
ations
Second. beth Great Britain and
France are using their utmost
endeavors IN favor Of peace
On the other hand. Russia has
ordered general mobilization
and Germany has declared
state Of siege. which 10 undoubt.
cdly a prelude 20. " u does not
cover. mobilization.
France has not yet nobilixed,
but a. cabinet councils which sat
Until late az night. issued a de-
cree establishing moratorium
and taking other action which
could only be determined upon
the eve % war UnonIciaIIy the
French army Is being virtually
rnohiiixad
An uncondrmed report published IN
Rome says Qat Germany IL about 20
demand from Russia and France tue
immediate cessation of mobilization.
Yet another runOr has IL that the
German ambassador has notified the
French government of his early de
Ulrture
Great Britain .s practically though
NOT officially modified and the small
or European states as urccautiou.
have ordered the mobilization OF their
armies Belgium Holland and Swift
rerlaud 10 protect their territory from
being used o. q hiEhway for the bel
iN.Nf"pf-. Norway. sweden and Den
mark 20 -uard themselves on general
principles.
italy Is Silent
Italy makes mo- announcement and
sIfhouEh a rumur credits her with the
decision not fo participate m the
struggle. there fa little doubt that she
iH makIu- ready by mobilization.
communication across Europe has
been Dut off and there is q universal
nUuIgH'fOn Of tho censorship. with the
ruN accurate knowledge of what mil
iHrr operations are going on in Ser
'IH AIl code kilograms are refused
o.. short alI tho European nations
u.D trU0wIus Isolated from each other
ll railway and telephone Many
American travellers have been held un
Dos flr suspension or international
Trains.
The withdrawal of three famous
German Yachts from tha toves roEat
fH FL s|.rIfUHrf They include the
Emperor Meteor and krunp- Ger
mania.
Af fHa countries involved in the
vrr Ha,. rrrN IhIttd tho export Of
many products. nu1 aU tho stock ey.
changes t0 IurIan1 and Scotland are
closed Tho European state banks
have rH|..I fr..r rHftr. and me Bank
of EnaHrI rate has hnsn doubled
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NA-hINFIDE. July by uran.
w0IH vote fbr senate banking com.
.ff.r sf hastily called meeting late
Today ia.nrahIr reported 10 the cen
90" b.I removing certain rrafrIr.
lions upon fEU .ealr of emergency
currency ls national banks under the
tIdrrh.NrnelarI acf
iIw minute later the bin raa
passed unanimously Ir Tho senate
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FATE OF EUROPE HANGS IN BALANCE
AMERICANS WILL BE
CARED FoR ~ EUROPE

WASHINGTON. u. c. July 81
in order 20 keep in close touch with
the var Developments IN Europe.
and 20 have prompt Information
about Ar1ertcans living or travelling
iu the Affected countries. All Amer
lean ambassadors and ministers
abroad are 10 b. kept closely az
lh'lr posts Secretary Bryan to-
day Cablsd the American diplo-
mats in the countries which NAV
b involved. instructing them 10
report promptly By cable the
cases % all Americans killed. 10
lured or distressed
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MEXICO CITY. July -f Tho town
rf flr capital wac rartlrrf TO-DAY hY
General jesus DHrrarza and 1900
men
There Is some rraa-.res- hero over
f.r persistent rrrrfIfrr .1raIIrf move.
r'rf courtyard There are no fad.
'raI troops between San Juan Del Rio
end fre capital
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" IS NO ENAccERATioN TO SAY THAT IS PEA CENT or
THE REGULAR cHURcHcoE rs TODAY ARE WOMEN A Aus
BAND WtL TAKE PRIDE ~ His COMO TO csuecs
~ FAcT He WILL ENCOURAGE AL HER CHURCH AcTTv.
UES " IS RiGHT That HE SHOULD. Rtcttr Avn
ONLY JUST, TOO. THAT ne SHOULD SEEN IN cgttscS
SURELY THERE rs NOTHING THAT Ne FEAR IN TsF
HOUSE OF WORSHIP SOME ARE QUICK cprrlctsF Tur
PREhcHER " VIII eE SAID THAT His SERMONS ARE DAY
AGAIN. NJ WILL BE SAID THAT HE s SENSATIONAL f are
METHODS. TIE READING o rHE GOSPEL Of i've oAv TsF
WORD OF COO is NEVER NEiTHER IS 1T sFNsArto,,st
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Attendance at Church of Representative
Men More Powerful Than Sermons
MEN should GO TO CHURCH.

M EN- should GO TO CHURCH.
What IS the matter with mcn2 They are quick 70
proclaim their faith IN God They will in
umauon that they nonbeeves when they are asked
Why ty don attend church they ready
euse " me leading men IN this community would
start right nov % attend church regularly example would
be aU powerful Their continued
fectye than dozen sermons
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PARIS. July si.-The French
cabinet deliberated until early
this morning discussing the crisis
ano protective measures. Presi-
dent Poineare signed three de-
erees. the first extending until
August 81 the terms for the pay.
nent of obligations becoming due
within that time. the second pro.
hibiting the export Of grains and
other products Of the soil. and the
third sbolIshing duties on the
Importation Of fsrinseeous pro.
ducts
A brief formal statement set.
ting forth the action Of the eou,.
GU was gwen out and a review o.
the Developments 20 date was
sent out by a semitic Official nev,s
agency. This communication
dttcr referring 20 the extreme
gravity of the crisis. says:
"it is learned that since July
25, up 90 to-day. Germany bas
armed It's forts and coneertrate5
% the east Of ThionviIIe JDieder-
hofenl and Metz number o.
army corps. Their outDostq are
formed % numerous troops on the
norder o. our immediate frontier.
The patrols Of cavalry of Ger.
many have even penetrated our
territory
We know also Of other Grave
acts which have beer cor1rnittsd
communication has been cut 49,
routes have been barred and pro.
ntbitcd BY soldiers. numerous AZ.
tonoblIists proceeding as tourists
have lost their machines fhrouah
confEcatIon. Railroads In prosi
nifty 20 the froHtier have been De
stroyed and machine guns have
been placed along this district
Al the moment there is no normal
means of transit between France
ard Germany We believe that
the council of ministers deUbrr.
atcd on these facts and considered
measures necessary"
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DELIBERATIONS
STILL CONTINUE
TRENCH CABINET DELIBER-
ATES UNTIL EARLY MORN
ING ON MEASURES.
Exporting Of Various Products of
Soil Prohibited by Many
Of the Powers.

BERLIN. July 3i.-The German
Emperor made a var speech 20
the people Of Berlin to-day. IN
which he expressed the hope that
" ne was unable 20 induce his op-
pone7ts 70 maintain peace, he
would WELD the sword and show
his enemies what Il means 70
provoke Germany.
The Emperor has summonee
the Re'ehstag 20 meet on Tues
DAY at the royal palace and hear
the decision Of the Emperor and
the eundesrath. and. n necessary.
20 vote q war credit
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lt true that we live in rapid FIRE age true thar min
utes count t rue that the calls Of business social &C
u'ues are pressing But no man is busy much
aeand out mat be can arrange spend small part OF Sun
sa m cnuren mere sn man who attends church feels
better ater the service CHURCHGONG rs UPLIFTING II
axe our mind on the feetng things Of world CHURCH
GOING is not far removed from the sublime
GO TO CHURCH next Sunday
GO TO CHURCH the following Su7davi
COTO CHURCH every SUNDAY,
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WARRINGTON. rrtv d ro~.r,.,,
West Vrrtnin ohio and Was+a-r
PsnuEyiv auia- Generally fair SATURDAY
aud aurfnr.
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LONDON, July 3t.-A STARTLING
sen'Eohicial note was issued az
Paris late tonight, dealing with
Sermany's threatened military
movements or the French from
tier and dealing with breaches OF
frontier rights and the cutting Of
railways by German outposts
which the cabinet council dis
eussed. u Is Understood that the
French troops were withdrawn a
short distance from the frontier
to avoid the danger Of possible
collision.
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WAsFIfNGTON J

dispatch from Arbaassdor Pen
heId a. Vienna tonight said the
SITUATION vas growing I0 serious
ness and that the last line of As.
TRAN reserve defense had br~r Or.
aered moblITed during the day
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rHu wEArHEn

tcontiuusi 5n raEs rhirtssn }
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BRUSSELS. July 3f-The Bel
3ia0 government toni 'grt ordered
general ration.
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PARIS Juiy 3f-Thr F5u.
~rsrIar legation here ts.dav -e.
-eiyed adgIcss trat F-u~arIa had
ordered an cHIcers .r the active
army O. tire lH.rrr
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BRUSSELS. JuIy 3f-cavaf-,
cetach7 erts have beer sent O.
trc eastern ard southern iron.
tiers
The national bank has had
coined 100000 francs i~ 1oId.
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WEATHER

esDsrar, Fair ss,uraly .-s ssDs.y.
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nHuGsnLs July rr-urwarI 90 10.
900 people healeEcr enc national hHrE
ret ~ midday enc rlu had greatly aub-
sided
Evening star., 1914-10-05
WAR MAY INTERRUPT.
Probable Delay Of Pan-Americal
Conference Scheduled in Chile.

The fifth Pan-American conference,
scheduled to be held in Santiago, Chile,
November 20. probably will be post
poned until the close of the European
war The matter will be considered
next Wednesday at the meeting here
of the governing board of the Pan
American Union and action by that
body will be final.
In behalf of postponement it was
said every American republic was dt-
rectly or indirectly affected by the
European war and much occupied
with internal problems raised by the
conflict that adequate attention could
not be given to the wider questions
affecting the members of the union
generally Many of the questions to
be discussed at the conference, it was
pointed out. would bear direct rela-
ton to matters brought up by the war
abroad and could, therefore, be more
intelligently discussed when peace is
restored in Europe.
Secretary Bryan announced some time
ago that he would attend the confer
ence, but it was pointed out today
that it would be impossible for him to
leave the United States under present
conditions.
The first conference of the Pan
American Union was held in this city,
since when it has met in Mexico City.
Rio Janeiro and BuenoS Aires. the lat
est meeting having been held in 1910.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
WOULD USE COTTON CORD.
Post Office Department May Substi.
tute It for Jute TWine.

Postmaster General Burleson has ap-
pointed committee, headed by ]. A.
Edgerton, purchasing agent of the Post
Office Department. to ascertain if cotton
cord can be substituted for jute twine
for tying up mails. He has expressed the
belief that the prevailing high price of
jute and the diminished demand for cot
ton. because of the European war, should
prompt the government to use cotton
products whenever the price conditions
permit.
Last year the department spent 5000, 900
for jute twine. More than 100, 900
pounds of it were used, mostly in the
railway mail service Inquiries IN the
past it is said, have established the fact
that cotton cord is just as serviceable as
jute twine, but hitherto the jute twine
has been cheaper. The Postmaster Cen
eral, it is said. now believes that COM
petitive price conditions can be reached
if manufacturers of cotton cord will sub
nit bids to meet the present price of
lutte twine.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued t.
the following:
Skip c. Doyle and Geneva Hoke, botf
OF Clifton Forge, Va.
Edward Graham and Mary E. johnson
William NJ. Mccain of Wst Point, Va
and Minnie R. Orange of Holdcroft. Va
William B. Tomlinson of Norfolk, Va.
and Margaret H. Wilhoite of this city
John H. Ashburne and Julia Hunt
both of Charleston, w. Va.
Edwin S. Daley and Mollie E. Taven.
ner, both of Leesburg, Va.
Cornelius Allen and Rosa Clark.
Frank r. Swan and Jeanette /. Grin.
don.
Harry n. Dorsey and Alice Avery.
kellie Angus and Christeen Cash
both of Louisville, Va.
Edward H. Winston and Julia L
Payne. both of Tabscott, Va.
William R. Hoffman and Lillian F
Finacom.
Lee H. Straus of Joplin. Mo, and Cal
lie A. johnson of Lynchburg, Va.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
In Memoriam.

BRENT. In sad and loving remembrance Of
my dear son. FRANK W. BRENT. who de-
parted this life one year ago today, October
5, 1913.
Dear is the grave where loved one IS laid.
Sweet is the memory that never shall fade
Roses may wither. leaves fade and die.
BY HIS MOTHER CARRIE $. BRENT.
BRENT In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear husband. FRANK ". BRENT. who
? died year ago today. October >. 1913.
One year ago today. And yet
\ 1t seems twas yesterday.
The reapers came; with sickles keen.
And took my beloved away.
Gods will be done, / bow:
He knoweth what should be.
know some day We'll meet again
When the gather me.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. FLORENCE BRENT.
and faithful husband. Rev JOHN H. DAILY.
who entered into eternal rest two years ago
today, October 5, 1912.
Il know thou hast gone where thy forehead is
With the beauty that dwelt in thy soul:
Where the light of thy loveiness cannot he
Nor the heart be flung back from its goal.
BY HIS WIFE JENNIE.
daughter LEONA f. D1ETZ. who fell asleep
in the arms of Jesus ten years ago today.
October 5. 1904
We would not call you hack. dear.
To world of care and PAIN -,
BUT our will cheer while lingering mere
With the hope We II meet again. ,,-,,,.,
BY HER LOVING PARENTS
NORMAN In sad but loving remembrance or
my loving mother. FANNIE NORMAN. wh"
departed this life two years ago today ~
tober 5, 1912.
Gone hut not forgotten
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, FRANCES
LUCAS
NORTON In sad but loving remembrance OF
dear wife and mother EMMA + NOE.
six years ago. October :. 1908.
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND S'N
RALPH.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
GETS TREASURY PLACE.
Maurice F. Lyons Appointed to Posi-
tion by Executive Order.

Maurice F. Lyons, secretary to Will
liam F. McCombs during the last pre-
nomination and presidential campaigns
has been appointed to the Treasury De-
partment through an executive order
signed by President Wilson. at the re-
quest of William G. McAdoo. Secretary
of the Treasury.
Mr.. Lyons was one of the pioneers in
the Wilson movement, having associated
himself with Mr.. McCombs in April, 1911.
He reported most of the addresses Of the
President during the prenomination cam
paign, and when Mr.. McCombs became
i'll in 1912, which necesstated the en-
tire handling of the presidential cam
paign by Mr.. McAdoo, Mr.. Lyons was of
much assistance to him.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
William Sullivan, 80 years, 30 18th
street southwest.
Charles Cleveland. 30 years. GAO Or.
leans street northeast
Emma Louis Feller, 55 years, 936 N
street northwest.
Mae E. Hutson, "a years, 9O5 5tf
street northwest.
George NARROW, Go years, So Decatu,
court.
Nathan Raddick, "A years, 1880 Olive
avenue northwest.
Lottie L. Jones, 81 years, 2142 New
York avenue northwest
Helen Belt. % years, 921 4th stree
northwest.
Richard Jordan, 21s months, Freed
mems Hospital.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department ir
the last twenty-four hours:
Charles ". and Elsie C. Mohler. boy
Joseph D. and Elizabeth A. Haley
girl.
Barber and Ida Dorsey.
Chester and Minnie Crown, boy.
Andrew and Grace Lewis, boy.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
Celebration at Johns Hopkins.

BALTIMORE, Md, October alumni
of Johns Hopkins Medical School, to
the number of several hundred, gath
cred here today to participate in the
celebration of the twenty fifth anniver-
sary Of the founding of Johns Hopkins
Hospital and the twenty-first anniver-
sary of the medical school. The exer-
cises will last four days and noted
doctors will hold clinics and speak at
the various meetings and reunions.
Evening star., 1914-10-05
DIED.

ALEXANDER. On Saturday. October 3, 1914
at 1903 s street northwest. A. LINCOLN
ALEXANDER. father Of Nellie E.. and wild
over of the late Mary f. Alexander.
Funeral from the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church on Wednesday. October Z. at 2:8G
pm Remains at undertaking establishment
Of Z. r. James & Bro, 18th and L streets
northwest.
BRINKLEY On Sunday. October 4. 1914. at
Garfield Hospital, JULIA =: beloved wife OF
Hugh G.. and mother Of Marie, Hugh and
Virginia Brinkley.
Funeral services Will be held at the family
residence SIS 9Th street northeast. on Tues
day afternoon, October 6, at O'Clock. Rela-