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The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
HARVARD OVERSEERS
Hold ANNUAL Meeting
Appointment of Two Members oi
Faculty of Philosophy Is
Announced.
COLLEGE BELL RINGER DIES

Cambridge, Mass. April 1s.-The annual
meeting Of the Harvard board OF over
seers was held this week. Appointments
of more than a dozen men to professor
ships, made at the last three meetings of
the corporation. were favorably passed on
by the oyerseers.
Most important among these were thuse
of two men to the faculty in the depart
ment of philosophy, where there have
been several losses in the last few years.
The two appointments are those OF Prof.
William Ernest Hooking. '01. now of Yaic.
to full professorship, and of Reinhoid
Frederick Alfred Hoernee, to be assistant
professor.
| Other appointments are mostly by way
of promotion, with the exception that
Kirsopp Lake, now of the Andover
Theological School, is made professor of
early Christian literature in the divinity
school. Other appointments are:
Edward Murray East, professor of eX-
per1mental plant morphology: Simeon
Bart WolDach, 80. associate professor of
bacteriology; Archibald Thompson Davi-
son, jr 'OG organist and choirmaster and
instructor in music; Howard Levi Gray,
1900, assistant professor of history; Will
lam Henry Pickering, assistant professor
OF astronomy: Selden Osgood Martin, as
sistant professor Of marketing in the
Business School; George Andrew Reisner.
professor of Egyptology; Hestor James
Hughes. "a, professor OF civil engineer
ing; Pau! Terry Cherington, assistant
professor of marketing; Charles Leonard
Bouton. sc. associate professor of math-
ematics; GcorSe David Birkhoff. '05. as
sistant professor of mathematics, and
Herbert Wilber Rand, 81, assistant pro-
fessor of zoology.
BY vote OF the faculty of arts and
sciences, a change has been made in the
division OF history. economies. and gov
ernment. Students who elect this field
for their major study will be obliged to
take an exami'.ation in senior year. COW
ering the whole field of the three sub
jects. To prepare men for these exam
nations, the university will provide tu-
tors.
Austin Kingsley Jones, known to Har-
ward men OF the last half century as
'Old Jones" died last week. For forty
years as custodian of the public build
ings of the university, and in all that
time and for ten years afterward as
ringer of the college bell. he was a famil-
far figure about the college grounds un-
til his retirement in 1908
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
John W. Jacoby. u years. Govt. HOSPITAL Insane.
James p. Anderson. 3, Is Raleigh St, Congress
Heights. d. c.
Mary ]. X. Holmes, s.. Ontario Apis
p Mary +. Touey s. Garfield Hospital
Johsn Hansen, 90. U. $. Soldiers' Home. d. C.
Mary 4. IIlingworth. S. Is n. c. ave- Sc
George T Elmer. 81. lo55 3lst st. NV
Aleibisdes r. White. ss. National Homeopathic
Hospital
Thelma Crockett, hours. 2l3 lst &. NV.
COLORED.
Annie Brocksnbeny. q years Ii Rosers court NV.
Carrie DorcsShty. IS. llo4 9Th st. NV.
Robert F. Anderson. G. 2o5 5rd st. NV.
Lewis Lyles, %. * knoxs court sw.
Annie Dixon, %. ISIS 5th a nv.
Rudolf u. Plunmer, months. Tis uth 4. nv.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
FOR M. E. CONFERENCE CITY.

New York, April 1s.-The committee of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, which
has in charge the naming Of the date
for the 1916 general conference, discussed
the situation at meeting here this after
noon. Three cities were named: Sara
toga, n. Y; Cincinnati, Ohio and Attain
tic City, n. ].
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

s. Edward and Maud L. Widdiheld. girl
John II. and Sarah Vaughn boy.
Walter S. and Elsie Il. Simpson girl
James r. and josephine B. Peed. girl
William r. and Margaret c. Moriarty, girl.
Louis W. and Mary A. MatteTn. boy.
Robert c. and Jane A. Fowler, girl
Clayton G. and Myrtle ID. Birch. girl.
James W. and Sadie Beckert. boy.
COLORED.
William H. and Matilda SIIigs, boy.
Claude and Manic Morton, girl.
Frank G. and Della J. Foote. boy.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
ese HOUSE & HERMANN s7E

made a landing near some German fOrti-
ficaticns. The men are said to be French
army officers, and il is reported that
documents were found on the two prison.
crs showing they had been making blue
prints OF German forts.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Temperature and condition Of the water-Great
Falls: Temperature. 81 condition. 40. DslecsrliA
Reservoir: Temperature. ST. condition at north
nection. lis; condition at south connection. Is.
Georgctown Distributing ReIcrJoir: Temperature.
s.: condition at nhuent gatehouse, 0; condition at
efluent gatehouse. d
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
HIT BY TAXI, SLIGHTLY HURT

While crossing Pennsylvania avenue at
Four-and-a-Half street northwest last
night, Wesley CLANCY. thirty-nine years
old. was knocked down by a taxicab, but
only slightly injured. He was removed
to Emergency Hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
BALLOONISTS HELD AS SPIES.

Mainz. Germany, April s-Two French
salloonists, said by the military authori-
ties to be spies. were arrested near here
today. a third balloonist escaped by
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
OCEAN GIVES UP IT'S DEAD.

Boston. April S-A headless torso
whether of a man or woman. the police
could not tell, was washed up on the
beach near the Ocean Pier Bathhouse to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
Local Tempernture..

Midnight. is: a. m. q: 4 a. m. a: s a. m. &
a. m. -; 10 a. m, es; l2 noon, a: y. m, rs:
p. m. s.: p. m, sl; p. m, IS; 10 p. m, IL
Highest. s.: lowest. e.
Relative humidity-s a. m. IS; 2 p. m. Is: s p. m
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
Tide Table.
Condition of the Water.

Today-Low tide. lo:l7 a m. and 1914 p. m.
tide 3:il 4. m. and 1 10 p m.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

S. Rainfall Is p. m to 8 p M. o. Hours Of sun
hine re-; pcr cent Of possible sunshine O..
Temperature same date last ycar-HigheSt. Ts; low
est, a.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

To Be~Harrfed This Spring.
Get GUIDES estimate and suggestions for
the flowers and decorations. 1914 F.
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
Temperatures. in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with tbs
amount Of rainfall fer the twenty -four hours ended
At p. N. yesterday. follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
H1rrfa0u Gu.i

Harrison Smith, colored, of 3O3
Twelfth street northeast, a District
employe, while driving a horse at
tached to a hand street roller at Twen-
ty-seventh and Poplar streets north
west, was run over by the roller. His
legs were badly hurt. The horse be-
came frightened at a passing automo-
bile. Smith was sent to Georgetown
University Hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

New York eats sOsOOO pounds of butter
daily
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
LOCAL MENTION.

BY Request of 1 200 Patrons, r. +. v
Lunch, zoos Pa av. NV. opens Sunday
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

VioIets, Roses, Sweet Peas. and Orchids
Shaffer's New Store. 900 l4th st-Adv
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Willie Kalviattina. seven years old,
of 215 Four -and-a-half street south
west, while playing in a church yard
in Four-and-a-half street. between
Pennsylvania avenue and c street, yes
terday afternoon, had his right leg
broken. In attempting to climb a
fence he fell He was removed to the
Children's Hospital in an ambulance
of the Emergency Hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Kurt VoeIckner, of 4I4 VI street
northeast, assistant librarian of the
Library of Congress. told Detective
Jake Berman last night that while in
the committee room in the basement
of the Continental Hotel last night he
left on table a pocketbook contain
ing $191 in bills and a check for SO.
When he went back to get ii the pock-
etbook was gone.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

The Gamma Eta Gamma Legal Fra
ternity will hold a tea this afternoon
at the Powhatan Hotel, from to G.
The officers of the Iota Chapter are
Francis A. Reilly, chancellor; Henry
L. Rich. praetor; Henry A. Andrus,
tudex; Charles r. Bradford. treasurer
and James S. Torrens, secretary.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Mrs. Mary Hall, of 8I6 Kenyon
street northwest. while walking across
the kitchen floor of her home yester-
day morning stuck a splinter thres
inches long into her foot. She was
taken to Garfield Hospital in the auto
mobile patrol of the Tenth police pre-
cinct. and later removed to her home
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Policeman c. r.. Samson, of the
First precinct, was kicked in the stom.
ach yesterday afternoon by John
Moran. forty-eight years old. Accord
ing to the police. Moran had a fit In
Tenth street, between Z and F streets
northwest. and while Samson was as
sisting him he kicked the policeman
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Louis w. Thomas, of Takoma Park,
Nd, told the police of the Tenth pre-
cinct yesterday that ten pounds OF
butter were stolen from his wagon
while it was at Ontario road and Onta-
rio place northwest
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Funeral services for Albert G. Hall,
clerk in the General Land Ofice, who
died Friday at his residence, 1920 Fiji
teenth street northwest, were held at
ST. Matthew's Church yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Burial was in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Rev. Paul Lnnghorn, of New York,
viii speak before the Liberal Religious
Union in the lecture room of All Souls
Church, Fourteenth and l. streets, this
evening.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

III. Martin Williams, reading clerk
OF the House, and president of the
Tax Reform League, of the District
will speak before the Petworth CIti-
zens' Association Tuesday evening al
Petworth NJ. Z. Church, corner Eighth
and Shepherd streets. The Commits
sioners are expected TO attend.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

William Campbell, tailor, told the
police of the Sixth precinct yesterday
that his shop had been entered. BY
thieves and quantity OF clothing
stolen
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

DIR. EInora FoIkmar Will speak ON
The Story of Life" at a meeting OIL
the Wallach Mothers Club in the as
sembly hall of Eastern High School
Friday night at o'clock. TIE lee
ture will be illustrated and admission
will be free.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Armour q Co., of s23 b street north
west. told the police yesterday that
thief took a barrel of frozen sheep
livers from in front of their place last
Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Miss Olive Russell Chaplin Will lee
ture on Elihu Vedder and his art be-
fore the Young Peoples Christian
Union at the Church of Our Father,
Universalist, Thirteenth and l. streets
northwest, tonight.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

Otto J. Botsch, of Fourth and Z
streets southeast, reported to the po-
lice of the First precinct yesterday
that SO worth of meat was taken from
his wagon at Center Market.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

James Richardson, Of .2IS Twelfth
street northwest, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that thieves Friday
night took several bottles Of whisky
from his saloon.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
Goncoroia WemcinSc.

Die GoncorOia @emein0e uerbln.
set lid) morqen nit Sen oentiden Sc
mein0en all Der Sediten uno N=Str.
l.s@., an ser Sebiten unO @-Str.
I.-g9. uno Der ct. Sobannes 8e-
mcin0e an Ser 4einboIb tr. SIS, 81
Dem iibliden @e0Ghtnis 8ottes-
oienit altf Dem @roipeft @ia 6rieoz
bofe. Der Nnfang ioa nm balbOrei
gSahmittaqs gen1aht meroen. @err
@altpr g. 9eOOin, Der neiie Seelior-
aer Der 81. SSobannes @emelnoe,
miro Iid an Der 9eitung beteiligen,
Die 8aitoren Vubrer un0 S6mtot
balten oie bei0en Nnipraden in oellt-
ifler, 6e3. engliiher Sprade. Isle
in irilberen SSabren erDurtet man
mieOcr cine itarfe 9eteiligung unle-
rer oeltiden Mitbiir9cr. Der neber5
itnlB ser aoaefte loa 5um 8cltell
Der pom aricge betroffclcn 9elltlben
u%erpenoet meroen.
,Sm MiIiionspereil ON periodic
men 9onnerstag Nahmittag legten
oie crihienenen Goncor0ia 6rauer
niobt uur ibre iiblihen @aben iiir gn-
lie 3mede Sliiammen ionoeru nGbten
aud ileiBig fiir Den balD beDoriteben-
ben @eibnahtsba5aor Der @emeinoe
Ger 9a5oar lit auf orei Abenoe,
Den f., ?. un0 3. 9e5ember geplnnt.
0pnnerStag abeno fano in Der
@Oncoroia &apele, aben0s adt llbr
cine @ebets @eriammlrng itatt nit
6elonoerer &iidiihtsna6me oltf ben
europdii6en &rieg. Gs wuroen ole
@eiidtspunfte aufge8eigt. inter DC
nen Der Gbriit Dem arieg ionic ben
6eteiligten &0lfern Den admpfern
mie Oen gtibtf1mpfern gegeniIber
iteft, palienoe SAriftitcaen muroei
uerleIen mo gum SAlliB wuroeu al
lie pom Grieg 9etrofeneI in Die Siir-
bite eineeidloiien.
Ser 8%otteSoienit morgen frii1
miro in engliider Spra6e abgebal-
ten meroen. 9ns YreOigttema lau-
let: uMas lebrt Sic 81. S1riit pom
iiinaiten @eridt, ieiner 5trafc, lei
ner @offmtng."
Gle Goncoroia Stride miro Md
item Donnerstag Morgen inn II ubr
eineu Danfiasnngs : @otteSoienit in
oenti6er Sprnhe abbaltcn. Sober
1lf1nn lit 0oan heralihlt einaeLaOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
&pnferena qepIant.

Oanemarf, @6peoen, Nortpegen
Hnb 0pGanb, pel9e fhpn in Gnglano
uno Deut19lano segen Dos SperreIl
Der Norbfes oar4 Minen proteit elm
gelsgt babsn, buben Our@ lire 8ertrez
Ter In Wa{6ington bic Sadie beim
@toatsoeportament Snr Sprude brin~
gen laTen uno barauf bingetpiefen,
OaB au4 Ole G6ifffabrt Der Ser.
Stcoten our9 oieIe Winenfperre gro>
BEN Gsfobren ousgefebt tpiro. Die
genannten Stadten baben bic &egies
rung ner Union nod ni9t formel err
iuht, 1i9 ibrem YrOteit in Oeutf9s
Lamb unO Gnglanb unauI9lieben, aber
pbne 3peifsl 3ielten lire @prfte[lunS
gen bsim GtaotsDepartement Oarauf
Fin, Dap bic Ser. Staatsn ielbit sinen
Oerortigen prOteft in 2onbOn unb
Berlin einrei9en fOllten.
Our9gong bes Mercur.
auf ben 6ltli@en @ternpdrten
purbe Ser iineite Dur9sang 1es
Merclr Ourm bic Come NIT Grfolg
bepbaAtet. Der planet errei9te bic
Gonnen1neibe UNI flint nbr MOrgens
unb Dolenbets ben Dur9gang in bier
Gtunosn. Sci Sageslidt mar er 3us
leBt I'm Noosmber 1904 geiehen pors
ben. Mit unbepaffnetem Muge 1T
Der Mercur ~iiberbaupt ni1t iidtbar.
Dur9 Die 2inisn zines fleinen Gern>
robrs betrn9tet, erf9ien er als EN-
ountler punft, tpel9er iiber ben fib>
IiMen Sell Der @onnenfhei6e in Der
Ri9tung bon Often na4 @eiten fi9
fortbspegte. @rOBe @lGfer IieBen bds
geosn ben @organg bel oeutliaer err
T9einen. Sn ben Ser. Gtadten lieb
Ii1 Dos intereKante Snouipiel iiberal
beoboGten nit Musnnbme Des fernkn
@eiteHs.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
Grfplnrrides OentideS snpper.

Inter 0en Nuipi5ien oes 6rauen.
GereinS Der Sutberiihen ct. Soban-
mes @emeiuOe iano am 9ienstaQ
9lbeao Elm oeutiHes Supper Itatt,
meldes Iebr crfolgreid unO pergnilgi
p~erlief. lleber 800 @1ite %periammel-
len iih I'M 5dulraum ulO Labten iif
an Oen perihicoenen moblihmeden
Sen @erihtcn. 9eionOere allgemeitl
9lnerfennunQ fanO Der edit ociitlbl
Sauerbrater, mo manber ouBertC
0cu @lnid, OaB ooh recbt balo Der
Mi mieoer ans 8ltblifnm ergebcrl
m6htc, ,,aommt, es lit allies bereit"
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
4aitor 9anl o.scoOiu's Ginfibrnua

@cBten Sonntng Nben0 Dur0e fei.
erlidl @aitor Saul 3. SeoOin, ais
s~eellorder in bic ct. S%obonnis-@e-
meiuOc efngefiibrt. Srob uugiinlti.
acnG g2ctter mnrOc bis uuf Den lcBten
Shi6l 0ie Stride bciebt. YoItor @5ro
s.. 9ea 9. Q, pom Baltimore, belt
0ic engliide GreOigt uno ais Spno.
0aI @rGiis poll5oQ or Den @ft Der Sill
naQation. @aitor Ai6nrO ShmiOt
Don Der 3ionsfirde belt Die Oeltihc
Jte0e. 5einc ber5li6 innigeu @ortc
leqten EN- 3euaniS alb, Dab CT Ole @e.
miiter lauidenOcr 3ub0rcr nit iidl
goa. &aitor ". v. @SuOc Don Der
81. Mtarfna STRIDE leitcte ben litur
Qil,ben @uttcsOienit uno iprod Ons
@e6et. Die uerihieoenen litberiidl
en- @emcinoen in Giitrift maren nit
ibrcn Eaitorcn pcrtrcten. Nlldl tano
lid Der &ird]enrdt uol5dblig eln
SEER &arl GuBler ilbcrrecldlte ocn
Er1ii9 Ser Spnooe Octl oifi5iellen
Hltr 0es XaltOrs ltll0 ait 2Slllllu oes
ielben las er Oenielben Der @cnlcll0c
nor. Ger nelgegriinOcte Sirdeubor
perberrlihte nit erbalili6er Wtuiit
sic Teier. Sri. Souiic 8ieber. Soil
ltin iong nit gcoiegeuem 9lusorlld
,Gipiue 6eoeemer~. 0irigent mo
Sorqaniit ". &eilcp begleitet Don @m,
$. 9ermaml mil Giolinc leiItetcn
Au5ge5ei6nctes.
Die @lieoer Ct. Sobannes' Deroen
10 6alo nid)t oicie idone 5eier Der.
qeiic1 mo Der @uitor ben frGitigen
0anoihlag ser @dite, Die Der &eibc
nodl nor'm I'll. @ltar ibm Tliif nnO
Seqen inn nellen %rbeitsfelo fiir @ott
unO Sem Reib miinihten.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
yibcrnlc Gffcrtc zines 3cidcnbcitut.
tcrS.

U. @. Seal ano Company offe.
ricrcn ali onoercr Stele orr6 gn-
huice complete Ncitattlng 5ll crItann.
liGJ uie0rigen Yreilet.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
@MitraIif@s@ oIIs.

8ertreter Der National Moplen Mta=
nufacturing Mhociation baben beim
Staatsoepartement beantragt, GroBz
britannien Inn @bdnoerung oes %auitra=
Iifdsn 8erhots Der Moaausfubr 81 err
Iu9en, oamit Die 4usfubr BON ~uuitra<
lii9er Hohpole na6 ben Der. Staaten
srmD9li6t psrOe, ppYslbIi Die ~dultras
liI9s Mole beinabe bic 9Glfte Der Ders
arbeiteten Mole ausmo9t. elmer
tiiraliden 8erfiisung Der RolOnialres
gierung BON MuftraIien aufOlgs muroe
Die Musfubr bon Mols mad alien Cam
bern, ausgenommen @roBbritonnien,
Derbotsn. Die misunderstanding MKoS
riatiOn perpflidtet ii4. bafir au for<
gen. boB bic auftrolig9e NohpOIle
nidt na9 9eutiAlaub, Seiterrei9
ooer sinem an0erea 2anoe impOrtiert
pirb, nit peldem England jeBt in
Hrisg DsrpideIt III.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

Hniere 2eier tim ms i%eoer8eit
cincn @efaacrL menn iie ms Neuig-
feiten aucr Mrt 3mfomn.en laiien.
~cntueOer iibc~ oas Gclcpbon Mnia
1883, ODER briefltd.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
Rir6li6e &a6rt6ten.
81. entb. q. SubauniS- STRIDE.
20-lciubalb Str, 5mii6en s IL. 8
Str, 2. @.

Gaul 3. 9eoOin, @oitor.
Ceutider @ottesOienit Iotenfeit,
HOO llbr pormittags.
5onntags Shule 9.45 pormittags
9ltbcr &iqa 7.15 obeu0s.
Gnqliihcr @%ottesoienit s abenO9.
9ta6mittags I'M 3 llbr ihlieBt
iid sic ct. acknowledgements Der
Qc%meiuiamen @eoddtnisicier p%eritor.
bcner 9icbcn opi Dem |roipect Sia
SrieOboi al.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

Die beIteu imlGuOii6eu nuO aus
GnOiIdcm @einc mnS 2ianOrc liefert
ausidlieffd fir 6amilienbeOarf OnS
qrOFe mb reidbaItige Eager uOR
GbriitiGll fanOer.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

PANiNN5 w AAt &Vsi~1~N @N -
Trieomanu, Berlin, bier eingefibrten
MsthoOe Der Mntis 5ubertel SmpFung
6at oos 9unoess 81 1unObeitgamt aui
@runO bon 8eObohtungen in 9oipitds
fern betrstiert, ooB oas @erfabren
ni6ts taugs. 8ei einem 9iertel Der
@eimpTten 5sigten iid an ben Smpfe
itelcn Gnt3iinounssu. Die eingeimpfs
ten 8a5ilen mo9ten ben Organismus
geesn Oie pirtlidsn Subsrtelbaainen
nift mebr, ionbern fogar nod peniz
ger pioerFonosfGbig. usberbaupt fet
bic son3s WIetbOoe p%OGitGnbis mir
tun9slcs.
Reue ATTENUATION BE.
Dos sr6Bte @eidiB Der Morine,
cine 16=5OGi9e 8onOne, lit tiir5lia in
Der @afbinoton Rdpp GARD fertisgss
reat pOroen unb piro jeBt ouF benz
SnDian 9eoo @9ieBplaB erprobt. 8e=
pabrt I9 oos @si9aB, 10 mirO oies
Isr 9pp fir ole 8etiiduns Der Orei
neusu 0reobnaugbts srunblegenO isin.
Die grObten @eI9ibs in Der america
nifden Tlotts fTnb bis babin Die @ier>
aebn31ler Der .psnniplbonia," ngles
paSo~ uno nNep gOrt"z RlaFe gepe=
len. Bon Oen nsusn @e9sebn55lern
miro bebauptet. DaB ie cine Sragneite
BON funfSehn MeiIen baben nfb min
beItens cine boppelte S9logfraft Der
OeutIden 0aiibiBen baben.
: Deutf9sr 6eIO gee6rt.
Nllf benz 3psi Wleilen pom SEEN
@reen6rier 5oteI, @bite SULPHUR
Springs, belegenen S9lu9tfeIbe BON
Orp Greet puroe neuli9 ourh Oberit
s. ~. Sdoonnoter aug Pittsburg
Elm Dentmol al @bren Deg Oeuti9en
8orons poul b. 40nig entbilt. Der
bort ais 6auptmom in Oberft
Sdopnmofers psnnipIpanif6em Regi=
mente am 26. MuguIt, 1868, aufs Sa=
pfsrits gsfp@tsn bat uno gefalen 1T.
Der Deuti9e @eneraneutnont BON So
niq butte feline MnpeIenbeit bel 0ieIer
TeierIi9teit in Mllsii9t geifelt, tOnnte
feline 3ufase aber ni6t einl0ieH, ba er
nit Der beutf9en @rmee auf benz nett
ltfen 8riegsf4auplaBe i'm Jeloe itebt.
profefforsn aus 8elsien.
syn Der in Yrinceton tagenOen 16.
SyabresperIammlung Der MHociation
Of Mmericon ltntOer1ities mNbte Or.
SumueI g. Gaber bonn nationalen @rz
siebunesbtreou Oarauf aufmertfam.
bob fn sen ameritani19en llntberits
tGtsn jest bic @elegenbeit biete, li9 bic
9isnite Der profsnOren Der uniDerfitGt
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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
BROKEN JAW As
RESULT OF POOL
HALL COMBAT

AS the result of fstic encounter
which took place following a dis
pute over who should pay for game
of pool, J. NJ. York is confined to
his home on Stonewall avenue with a
broken jaw as the result of John
Bleich, former bar tender at the At
lantic saloon, landing too heavily on
the side of his face.
1t is said that after York and
Bleich finished their pool game an
argument arose as to who should
pay for the game, and 1t is further
stated that one accused the other of
cheating. The men went out of the
POOL hall and In one of the dark al
leys nearby engaged in their duel to
see who would pay for the game.
A few blows were exchanged, but
Bleich, who is pretty handy with his
''mitts,'' succeeded in getting
there" first and planted a heavy one
on York's jaw. which broke the bone.
York was taken to his home and DR..
John Etspey was called to attend him.
Nc cuts or external bruises were to
he found on Works face, but never
th.less it was quite evidehtF THAT HIS
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
RELIEVE YOUR ASTHMA
IN Fifteen MINUTES

If Asthmador does not instantly re-
1ieve the very worst attacks of Asthma,
Bronchial Asthma and the Asthmatic
symptoms accompanying Hay Fever, we
authorize the druggist listed below to
return your money. He is selling DR..
Rudolph Schiffmann's Asthmador and
Asthmador Cigarettes upon these terms.
No matter how inveterate or obstinate
your case, or how often of violent the
attacks, Asthmador will instantly relieve
you, usually in ten seconds but always
within fifteen minutes.
The druggist has been; authorized by
the Doctor to sell every package of his
Asthmador on guarantee to return the
money in every single case where it docs
not give instantaneous relief, or is not
found the very best remedy ever used.
You will be the sole judge yourself and
under this positive guarantee you abso-
lutely run no risk in buying this famous
remedy.
Persons living elsewhere will be Sup
piled under the same guarantee by their
local druggist or direct by DR.. R. Schiff-
n1Ann St. Paul, MINI. For sale here by
w GrSen T
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29


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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
PROBE OF AMERICAN
CAN TRUST BEGINS

Chicago, Sept. 29.-W. A. Page,
Minneapolis; j. Dense, Los Angeles.
and Samuel E. Carlson of NIinneapo-
lis were witnesses today when the
governments hearing in the disso-
luton suit against the American Can
company was resumed before Ed
ward Hacker, special examiner.
Page testified that he dismantled
a number of plants after they had
heen sold to the alleged trust. Page
and Carlson both sold patents TO the
defendant, they said. All three said
that they signed agreements not to
re-enter the can business for u period
of years after selling out. Dense
testified that his plant was worth
$12O. 1000, but said lie got 100000
for,it