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Tells How He Lost
Passports in Berlin
tBy Assoclatsd Press.9

CHICAGO. Nov. I3 Charles A. IN
'Elis, the Chicagoian whose American
lpasaport was found on tho person oi
Gail Hama Loey, executed In Lnndoa
les + German spy. today told now he
Icetst the passport In Berlin. Hir Story
limpiicates the German foreign office,
ana - being INVESTIGATED by the State
department. AZ Washing ton.
4 Inglis returned q few days ago afs
tier q long stay IN Europe. Caught ID
Berlin when wer broke, ozfss, he fs1oi,
bis pnesppFs 70 the German foreign
c9liee to have 81 approved he handed
II 70 q clerk, ia Baid, ssxgsa1ting that is
s$ouid - fsttrnea later 4. the Ametis
can slnhA6sy sss y =
lt failed % seappaki, hoseever. AZ
Tho foreign oflice 10 conid cbfafn no
trace OF Il. Re ent 4 eSeohd document
by which he was sle % leave Germ
any.
AIs Enae1is saia shs or iazhSl napsr
|ctntsfafd = 7e0STip ipffon 0E hius which
10 said - also have esdn 81 ifeahl1
20. 4tf)oS s. "a
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; Perkins apparently became anger.
ed at the captains remarks and.
drawing @ revolver. began firing MIR.
Hinman was struck tyice In the
abdomen. Captain ingram once, and
Mr.. Wright once. A efth bullet went
wild. Perkins then IS aaid TO have
turned : the weapon on himself, but
the cartridge chamber was empty.
The wireless sent forth message
for further medical aid In addition to
the ships facilities snd the hospital
steward from the torpedo boat de-
-stroyer Flusser, en- route Charleston
to Hampton Roads, hurried TO meet
the incoming ship. Mr. Hinman, how
ever, died early today on board the
Mohawk. = ts
The federal warrant charging Per-
kns with murder was read to the
prisoner tonight. He did not attend
the preliminary hearing late today
and the authorities say he meaiiests
an attitude OF not knowing what has
happened. Isl. ; 4, J
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(By Associa,te,,,a pFesa.l


LONDON, Nov. i2.-(7 D. m.)-The
American commission for BeIgian re-
lief today rereiyed n check for ga
000.ooo.. the contribution OF prominent
Belgians. In e statement expressing
its thanks, the colninission said all
or this amount ,wotiia be needed for
transportation OF foodstuffs for the
next three months into Belgium.
"This substantial sum-" said the
statement siHsa most convincing evi-
dence of the desire OF the Beigians
fhemseisegftb to assist ito the fullest ex-
tent. The contributions eiso emphasiz-
es the urgency OF the situation. It
must be borne IN mind that foodstnifs
to the ivalua of nkont $4,000. 900
monthly pttist bf secured for seven or
eight months jf tliis amount Si .0O0..-
GOO monthly " 4 b6 required for the
The corarafssion Is arranging for
q rasular ete afnekap ssrvice rom sha
Atlantic Heahhafd az ire United States
and q trangpbft service from the in-
terior 70 ssnb0ard, The comniissi6n
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Spokesman FOr Delegation
ofNegroes Offends President

roundings given To fhag ghaErnea. He
added he had been informed by ofii-
cials that the segregatiea had been
started to avoid friction between, tho
races and not with the object OF in-
juring the negroes. The president
said that he was deeply Interested I'm
the negro race and greatly ADMIRED :.ts
progress. He declared sAe thing to be
sought by the negro people was sconl-l
p1ete Independence OF white, people
and that he felt the Whits race vas
willing to do everything possible to
assist them. x b
Trotter and other members at once
took issue with the president. dHclnr-
ing the negro people did not seelS
charity or assistance, but that they
took the position that the segroes had
equal rights with the Whites and that
those rights should be respected. They
denied there had been any friction be-
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(By Associated Press.3

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.--President
Wilson. while receiving delegation
OF negroes today who came TO the
White House to protest against segre-
eating the races In government de-
partments, ojected to the tone adopt
ed by their spokesman, w. NJ. Trot-
ter, OF Boston, and told the commit
tee that II 1t called on him again 1t
would have to get new chairman.
The president added he had not been
addressed In such manner since he
entered the White House.
The delegation charged that Secre-
tary McAdoo and Comptroller VIII
lians In the treasury, and PostInas-
ter General Burleson had enforced Sc
sregation rules in. their ofnces. Pres
!dent Wilson replied that he had In
yeHtigated the question and had been
assured that there had been no dis
criznination In the comforts and sur
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ANNUAL SUPPER
OF BIBLE CLASS
SERVED IN DINING RoooaI4as On OF
ST. JOHNS METHODIST
CHURCH s.:
l46 MEMBERS
/ WERE PRESENT. RI
fsSss- ---------------- IS Z
Nunber of of After Dinnsr
Speerhes Delivered, Psssidsns
Allen Presiding.

The annual supper OF the nstis
Bible Glass Of the st. Johns Methodist
church was held last night in the dim
sAg room OF the church. There were
IN attendance, BY actual count, 1l6
members Of the class, and the Ean-
qvet served 4 Y the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the church was most tempting and
.of everyone present, and as was Sale
by ore of the speakers, the absence
of wine from the banquet tahfe, couid
not have been missed. and certainly
did not make the evening ons bit less
enjoyable .isy5 q S
Tha election OF officers fcr'the en-
suing year was the flrsS businesa, and
the following were unanimously elect
ed;
President c Ban Ailen
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gives to Russia the controI of an i'm.
portant railway line which skirts the
frontier in German territory and sew
eral branch railways running into tn,
interior.
The Central army, which drove the
Germans back from the Vistula, has
had only unimportant engagements,
but 1t is known to be pushing forward
to the ttorders Of Posen and Silesia
which the Germans are crossing.
The Russian left wing has follow
cd the Kielc railway to the Austrian
frontier and is within few miles OF
CracoW, whose siege is imminent.
The southern army. under General
Ruzsky. is at Rzeszow between Prze-
mysl and Cracow, and the Austrians
are opposing its crossing of the San
River. Another detachment continues
the siege vf Przemysl while still an
other is operating against Austrians
holding the passage Of the Carpath-
,iRnE. :. =.
The army OF Armenia, whose base
Is on kars, Trans-Caucasia, is APP
preaching the Turkish fortress of
Ef5erpm. ~ - q
Tie manner in which Grand Duke
Nicholas. the Russian commander-in
chief. Is welding these armies and the
mobility they are showing are the
subject OF edmiratton by military men
here. ~. ss q {; q, IS !.
a message, from sarajero says the
governor. Of Bosnia has aidressed n
proclamation 20; the Aus ktfiar army de-.
claring the Seryians must be defeated
before winter. In conformity with this.
the 3ervians have been driven back to
their own country, but, according to
the Seryian account, they defeated tha
A1stHans who ATTEMPTED to fellow
them.
There Is a steady fow of recruits
ior htchenerg army and England
before long will have an army of e.
100000 men. New armies slso are be-
ing organized In India.
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Arrived With Nysrs Is
and Phys siciarls
(By Assos;ated Psess.) !

PARIS, Noy. 12.--4fs.3o .. ii. -AlTrs.
Harry Payne whitney hssg Affiyed in
Paris from New York with fifteen
trained nurses ana fonf piyaioianB.
She is organizing a aaocaiied flying
hospital for work rear the sering line,
This hospital will be afiiiats6 with
tho American axnbulanns iae an a1xii-
larry but viii he directed 1t IS 1nl,er.
stood, by Mrs. Whitney herkSIf. She
VIII contribute $500. 900 To he hospi-
tai. Il -
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GENERAL GONZALES READY TO
FIGHT VILLA and HIS BANDITS
A GENERAL ORDER ISSUED BY MILITARY coAAaANDANT
IN hEE1iCo CAPITAL INF oRNas ALL OFFICERS TO nE; a
.ss READY TO CALL THEIR MEN 10 QUARTERS
fHy Associated prrss,. /, !

3 MEXICO CITY, Noy. 12.r-A gene Il
order issued today by the military
commandhnt IN the capital informed
all ofilcsss to Be ready TO cali their
men to Quarters ard to hold them In
readiness fof any emergency.
y Fighting ii che outskirts continues.
The stilntionaiists are holding
the attackers IA check. General villa
has not req He'd 20 a request by Gsn-
erals Cbregon and Bianco that he re-.
Rign az commander In the north.
Genefnt Pablo GonzaIes has sent a
dispatch to General Eulalio Gutierrez
saying hs will net keep compromises
8cont?ac tod With the AguaB Caiientes
Convention and that he is ready to
Gght villa ard his sbandits.p . 8 u
It is faported here that General
GAtieff4H has solicited pereonaf in
teryiask with General Cafranza. Acz
e5fdinA 10 axtra editions OK the neEs-
pHIeFs sehight General CarranEa viii
80 To Vera Cruz Sunday TO take oyass
thRk city which IL. To be delivered M
BY Briaadieg General Funston.
From Rtiebia comes the report that
25.0D0 6tfoWerS or Emiifano ZapAfa
are still theAf feninx the city bnt that
the c0nss Etionsltst forces are fioId,
fnR them bAess.
yIsHk gRFaz. NV. Il. Ia Bsirassiar
General riansf6 on knows the next sfiofs
the t1fBGtQn aaiuinittrafion viii
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e,oTsssoF Issass PsSsIaaaAlsl...

\ FaCHA1SSlD. va. Nov. lover.
nor Henry G. Stuart today issued I!
procIgmasicn calling o1 yfskitfia To-
render assietance to ID 3 ftebrIes nf
Belgian, and appoiRtsRg Cci 4fsnEy
M. BoylSfn. cf Rlchfnofl q. III kts7faail
Of q ccmfnia iasion to take charge 80 NJ
lief WoFk ThS gc9&4haf hoses fo
collect : ebipioad ol pFosl1lona. 81
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NEW york S6ss Il sssfee. Assn.
chuseffsl k6h.4a nilli tb1sS rAnSsfad
tiicy hna received eFd6fH TOR egerroak-
iinies 10 be shtrntf to France A,iat,
tioneI e3siera f.>t {5rke nionlt5ss and
harness fsifs q'7s2e :aced. Cotton
goodB sfets csi YARNS were nf1n-
er. RaW sisk ssss lover
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Lynehisg in Fiorida.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Nov. i2.---
the city prison here by' q mob tonight
pole The negro was 81 inspected ! s of
having shot ana killed Edward Il.
sherman, & camdsn. N. J.s., d winter
,residant here. and OF hayfne attacked
Hrs. Sherman.
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ARRIVAL OF SHIP REVEALS
TRAGEDY Of THE HIGH SEAS

Business Manager of Florida Times Union at Jack
sonville Shot to Death by Passenger on Ameri-
can Steampship Mohawk Bound From New
York for Charleston-Capt. A. D. Ingram, of
The Ship, and B. III. Wright, of Uticas N. Y,
Wounded-Alleged Murderer Manifests Atti-
tude of Not Knowing What Happened
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jan ia SlA ANDERSON cDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1914
A CRITICAL STAGE IN THE
BATTLE HAS BEEN REACHED

The Germans Continue to Attack the British and
French Who Hold the Line Between Dixmude
And Ypres, But Have Made NO Material Aea-
vance-The Germans no Longer Are Utilizing
Green Troops, But Have Brought Up the Pick
Of Their Army Both Sides Express Satisfac-
tion With the Progress of the Battle.
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yfH.k aRflz. NOV. IL. .--lff Bsira.sIar
General fan6fSn knows the next siiose
the iyg4fhfbg gtpn saipinfttrafion viii
'faazes 81 hiesseo he han Kept. tilis fil-
The Washington times., 1914-04-13
PENN STATE CLUB
! FOR HALF7AKD-HA[F
Civic Organization of Allegheny
County Urges Congressman
and Senators to Aid District.

Appeals have been addressed to Perm
Eylvania Congressmen and Senators
Penrose and Oliver by the Civic Club of
Allegheny county, Pa, urging them TO
use all influence possible to prevent the
passage of legislation detrimental to the
interests of the National Capital, or CAL
ulated TO abrogate the ''AaIf-and-half'
Ian.
The Civic Club is one of the corstitu-
mt members of the American Civic
Association. In its letter the club con-
ends that the fiscal policy which has
obtained in the past has been fair and
'ust" whereas the substitution of an
ptaer. or the inauguration of radical
hanges. will seriously hinder the fu-
ture development of this city,
IL Is Just month today since the eX-
ecutivc committee of the Committee of
! 90 held its first meeting. In reviewing
its achievements. Henry y. f. Macfar-
and, the chairman. pointed 10 the pub
hcation Of pamphlet embodytng the
elations between the District and the
FEDERAL Government; its distribution to
Washington correspondents Of out-of-
town parers, to all national organiza-
tons having headquarters in this city,
TO 80 national bodies maintaining head
quarters elsewhere and to $50 separate
societies and local organizatie{s
throughout the States.
In addition the American Civic Asso-
ciation has aided the publicity campaign
0y distributing among its membership,
including 1900 individuals a more de-
tailed report, while mary of the large
civic end PATRIOTS organizations have
sviewed the executive committees re-
oort in their official publications.
The executive committee will meet
iurine the week to map out work yet
- be done.
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CONRAD II. SYME, JAMES FRANCIS

CONRAD II. SYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys
IN, IN I'll THE SupREME GoURT OF THE DIS
TRICT COURT. In re: The condemna tion
o, land for the extension OF White Place in
the District OF Columbia D!strict Court. No.
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia
pursuant to the provisions OF section IG0S to
1908 l. inclusive, OF the Code OF Law for the
District Of Columbia, have filed a petition in
this Court praying the conde Of the
land neccsssry ior the extension OF White
Place from ITS present terminus :ou.h in
Minnesota avenue through lot one square
nfty-five hundred and seventy-eight, 10 Park
Place with a width OF fifty feet in the D.s-
trict OF Columbia; as shown on a plat or
map tled with the said petition. ils part
thereof, and praying also that a Jury OF five
JuoiciOus, experienced. disintcres ed men who
shall be freeholders with the District OF Co
lumbia, not related to any person Interested
IN these proceedings and not in the service
or employment OF the District of Columbia or
of the United states, be summoned by the
United States Marshal for the District G.;
Columbia to assess the damages Zach oU nc-
OF land TO be taken may sustain by reason OF
sEall be freehOlders within the District Of Co.
iLInDia. and the condemnation ~ the land
necessary for the purposes thereof and to
assess the benefits resulting thcrefrom in
Guiding the expenses Of these Proceedings. as
provided Tor In and by the aforesaid Code of
law II is. by the Court this Cd day ,.f
April A. u. 1914. ORDERED that all per-
sons having any interest In these proce.L-
commando to appear in this Court on or
before the 2lst day OF April. A. ID. 1914 "A,
ten o'clock A NJ. and continue In at.cndanc.
until the Court shall have made its fnlI
order ratifying and confirming the award
Of damages and the assessment of benefits
OF the Jury to be empaneIed and s.yorn her.-
in; and IL is further ORDERED that A COPY
OF this notice and order be published once
In the Washington Law Reporter ard twice
a week for two successive weeks in ibe
Washington Evening Star. The Yashin:ron
Times. and the Washington Post. lewspa-
pers published in the said District. before the
further ORDERED. that a copy Of this no lie
and order be served by the United Stntes
Marshal, or h!y deputies. upon such Of the
owneIx OF the land TO be condemned her. i'm
as may he found by the said Marshal, or
his deputies. within the District OF CoIum
bia and upon the tenants and occupa mis- NJ
the same before the said 2ist dsv Of hpriI
A. d. 1914. BY the Court. WRIGHT. JustIre'
lseaD true = copy; Test; J R. Young.
Clerk
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PAGEANT DIRECTOR
SEEKING YOUNG MEN
One Hundred and Fifty Needed
to Annoy and Poster Young
Women Cast as Nymphs.

Young men and boys, 80 Of 'em. are
Cnted to annoy, poster. and otherwise
disturb a thousand or SO young women
and girls.
II will all be a very classic pestiferous-
ness. how ever. for it is to be a part Of
the Greek pageant-draIna, THE Fire
Regained." which is to be produced
here next month More youths are
needed to take the part Of fawns sa-
tyrs sprites, and other NEUROLOGICAL
Characters who in the course of the
play come from the underworld t o
plague the maidens Of Greece.
Two husky athletes who can stage a
real wrestling match are also demanded
by Director George Lask and he has
called FOR every young man and boy
wanting some first-class stage expert
enoe- TO meet him tomorrow night at s
o'clock IN the Old Builders Exchange,
NdI II street northwest
4 rehearsal of everybody who is to
take part in the production is scheduled
Tor that hour. There are scores OF va
csrcies TO be filled. but with the pass
ing Of Lent the management looks for
lot OF new volunteers. Young women
VINO want to be dancers, nymphs or
other lovely characters must get there
carry TO be assured of a place.
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Prefers to Quit Drink
Outside of Occouuan

Charged with nonsupport Of his wife,
Charles Colvin. of l503 Belmont street
northwest, told Judge Latimer, in the
Juvenile Court today that he would
prefer TO be a tee-totaler on the outside
~sther than on the inside of the work.
EoUse. He also informed the court his
better half had always been the fnar-
cier and boss of the home.
He was sentenced to one year IL the
wcrkhouse. but the sentence was sus-
rended on the condition that CoIvia re-
rain from indulging in spirituous bey-
eFages.
Eight other cases we're disposed OF
by the court.
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.oNRADI H. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS

SMITH, Attorneys.
II, IN ,rH The : SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRIcT COURT. IN RE: The extension Of
Madison street. between Fourteenth street
and Colorado avenue northwest, in tho Dis
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia (pur-
suant to certain provision of the Act of
An Act making appropriations for the ex-
penses OF the government OF the District
OF Columbia for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth. nineteen hundred and fourteen. and
for other purposes" whereby they are au-
thorfzed to open. extend or widen any street.
avenue. road or highway to conform with the
that portion OF the District OF Columbia out
side Of the cities of Washington and George
town adopted under the Act Of Congress ap-
Act Of Congress approved June Is, 1SSs, BY
condemnation under the provisions OF sub
chapter one Of chapter fifteen Of the Code of
nied . petition In this Court praying the con-
dennation Of the land necessary for the ex-
tension Of Madison street, between. Four
west. In the District OF Columbia as shown
on plat or map filed with the said petition
as part thereof. and praying also that jury
OF five Judicious, experienced. disintores.ed
men. who shall be freeholders within the
District Of Columbia. not related to any per-
son interested in these proceedings and not
in the service or employment Of the District
of Columbia Or Of the United States be sum
moned by the United States Marshal for the
District OF Columbia to assess the DANA Res
each owner of land to be taken may sustain
by reason Of the said extension Of said Nadi-
son street, IN the District of Columbia, ana
the condemnation Of the land necessary for
tho purposes thereof. and to assess as bene-
fits resulting therefrom the entire amount OF
said dana Ees including the expenses Of these
proceedings upon any lands which the iury
may find will be benefited. as provided for
In and by the aforesaid Act OF Congress II
10. by the Court, this LIST day Of APRIL A
ID. 1914. ORDERED. That all persons having
any interest In these proceedings be- and they
are hereby warned and comma nded to appear
IN this Court before the .ist Gav OF
April. A. d. 1884, at ten o'clock A 4, and
continue in attendance until the Court shall
have made its nnal order ratifying and con-
frming the award Of damages and the as
sessment OF benefits OF the jury to be en-
paneled and sworn herein: and IL Is fur. her
ordered that copy of this notice and order
Reporter and twice a week for ;wo success
the Washington Post and The washincton
Times. newspapers published in the said Dis-
trict, before the said list day OF April A.
ID. 1874 II 10 further ordered that A copy
Of this notice and order be served by The
United States Marshal. or his deputies, upon
each OF the owners OF the fee Of the land TO
be condemned herein may be found by the
said Marshal. or his deputies, within the
District Of Columbia before the said 2ist day
OF April. A. ID. 1914. BY the Court WRIGHT
Justice. tSeal) true Copy. Test: J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. By +. L. CUNNINGHAM,
Asst Clerk