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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
ENGLAND neWY M.
TO SUPPRESS An
UPRISING N ULSTER

i.oados. March :a.-A mach ees-
s-r tcciinx vas escsisS Il The Hrss.
ish isiC~ by tho re-assssiaG seats-
meat Gtsca out By Pre0tse Asaailh
To the effect that the lroop 0ove-
mcnts In Ulster hsA besa oelsssd
only ss . precautionary measure sos
protection Of sosernaeni propssty.
The iaf~rcocc 10 gsarrally drawn
frum the prcsnics's remasks shsa the
governments islcslioas toward ssuy
otficcss who dia aol deslsc 10 ssrvs
assinsl the Orans~acn. he'd beeu
nis,ntcrprvl~d.
Ths intsrssa In The Ataafseetioa u
the army arisiaE out Of the newCsa
phase Of the ho@c rule situasioa waa
distAaycd In the house q cO0Dous
today. when tho house wsa crowded
TO iissco - . saaes1lsAt rroaf coltao
Stclcy. secretary Of state for war.
The communicss3SU 0afO by CsE
scclcy was- vs0 bries lA1lA utterN
vague. Ths &c, a. .itSs6a ihat rome
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
RUN MADE ON
Denver BANK
CLEARING HOUSE AIDS

Denver. Colo. March :j.-Scycral
hundred small dcposiiors were lined
GY before the German American
Trust Company today when the doors
opened for business AT 10 o'clock
and at once be san drawing out their
deposits. Just before the doors op-
cncd Godfrey schirmcr. president Of
the institution. declared II Is In cx-
cciicnt condition. adding we will
ray over money TO the dcpositors as
last as it Is requested, and meet all
demands
The Denver Clearing Housc Asso-
citation. through }. e. Mitchell, its
president. today issued the following
statement:
owing to current rumors relating
to the condition of the German
American Trust company OF this city.
the Denver Clearing House Associa
tion. after inquiring into the affairs
OF said trust company. is satisfied OF
It's .solvcncy and the Denver Clearing
Housc ssociation 10 prepared to rcn-
der such assistance to the said COM
pany us will enable IL to meet any
demands that may be made upon 1t.
1.-THE German-Amertcan Trust
company absolutely sound" was the
statement made at the office of the
state bank examiner.
A statement or the German -Amcri-
ran Trust company. issued March 4,
gave total deposits OF $t,G13.laI.3o
and resources. including cash, loans
and bond Investments. aggrcsatins
$5.1S9. .OSO.67.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
MORAN DECLARES Ne WILL MN y
HEAVY TITLE FROM JACK JOHNSON

Ns~ Yors. MarsA sl.-wh.n tbs
sandy eosapis, Toned. ts5 Ioana
heavyweight boxer Of f'is,sbursn,
FsAnk Moran. sho has been termed
the b@ei of the .sit- hoi.@.. Fs,urasi
frsdb. f.nr0p. on the Maar.,ania.
thee sas some Iursoa, II Tihxsias
iilAls To hs-s the .Eii.tsss. sell
ssSbsasa ha.aiss. sho sAs . syiatl'
osS of light trosss I foS hsAi 10
iode.
o. soass1 they talked h,osl ab1Ait
the so4.iss nsuh with JAsk johs-
Sc. ehss.Pioh hs.sssst<hs .. the
sQid. arranged fas by tsa Aeket-
srSek. which is scheduled lS take
pisf~ in B-ii@sross. d.itis.r. in Paris.
Nth . s@Aiins saEasits OF sS..sV
p<noss. or Jans 81. the sixs, be
iose the raahins oi the rare iof ,hs
Gstak Fsi, d. Paris. tsex Johnson
To have . guarantee of sse.e"S. aaa
tie ''i--~l .hi,. Eog-' . share. oi
the gate receipts,
Asssn. .ho hs. b~~s a college Stu
ssss. football PLAYER. baseball player
Ahs drug si.sA. as~s good English
ans shs.s soaa- osisiaaiiS, Qaisi-
hsss ss sp-.sh Pfosr. prfhsts iha,
he az least ,hihks fast Never -as
. fighter So ..nfidsas- lie believes
he siii b- the h.u ksasFpeixht
.Essapisa Ss the World,
~ sHs Absolutely sosfidrns Of faS
ABILITY To pas joshsSa A.aS t,-fnsv
,Ae fossts-nsh rossna saas. NorAh
.aia. ''Johnssa is heavy -sSaxh. lie
i.Sr dstskise. ~ I can sr.. issS As
i.a's - tsss - ~ as~s 10 -. sss
b. As,.s aia have |. hard pussh. tie
..sss hb aesesess dora by sss'isS
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

JIcliast. ireland. March 32.-ThC
calhtal OF Ulster. In which are the
hqaAaaaEtsrs Of the provisional gov.
ernmsnt ~ the province. Is today
perhaps The least excited city out
wsrdiy IN ahc United Kingdom. Nc
moro troeps have arrived. and none
ane .cxasecepsl. The residents look "a
l.ondou Aad Curraeh camp for theii
news. The statement issued by Pre-
mier AxquSsi, last night declared thai
thu movements Of TROOPS was Of .
purely precautionary character. haa
not weaHsAed the determination d
the psioisas 70 be prepared for ail
cventNaiities. when Sir Ed~aft
Cafson. ttel eadcr Of the Ulsterncn,
rcstl Il today I've remarked:
'Thc statsa,ent simpiy rcpresen,
the position tho prime minister ha,
been driven to take. The government
has put itself in . iudricous position
but its sanction makes no difference
to Us. Ne are proceeding steadily
with our preparations and orsanisa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

punches That is the History ss kt
previous DOais,
'Johhson locks soad physically
ba, he has that little layer Of fat
os.f his stomach. Thls kslisss ~
pr.ssa, him from hissiax . hAyt
Lio.-if NJ ts. Cse- II.
Il knos johaso4 sAd . kssu NJ
self ii4.ssss u this Assirisess q
victory. AAa . vtssssf aesss that h
,.o yeaTs fii ts ~essh . aillias -,
iAfs-
'jOhss0s v - good - " ever Ssa
- the sasfs1e. tai his weak ue0s h
hiaaea sSay, lie viii sss BE- abb u
Ave aniss the sifain u . fast poes
aAa will Eise sai. rkss I'ii eliaea
II. title.
lie kssst Hired - sissAiy -
save. aaa In osiS &c year. ~ ss<
eas nsssr issasissieA n ~ life, II
isAi xoiss u i~ fisas seA o. poisik
Whes. I sis . iisLs I Ssss 70 ksss
'las a Esas east set sP. - that ~
n.As te aoss fuS . lisss. ssd all lhsl
time shiskiss that he 'mAy srs sp
aha rome a. me- skAiss
10 I'm episs To ist 4. u, -
johksoe 50 be cast get ~ e'il 80.
ter sk~ RAG 81 ADosss .s~ tssasAs ast
JohssSa All t- sE.sl ts ssy -tosss
t~unas heavier
i've fosshs sisy-foss fixhts asa
~as asssf fAorhea oss. asa 10 svs
s.ars iHss Travelled ss.eas at1ss aoA
sashesve 10 she hosasa u SAs hAssa
~osk Tn get Jahssos To siss vNh
ms. BE-, I isAjs.s hiss Asa so~ ! feel
.aafiasst TN SET aiM fos ksst&"
Mosss y Euisx hs~h IL rsss~e II
III. saiaai. af Ma, aaA viil take sii
the ss.~ss,ss pAsssSss fns ~ sssissae
.i'h him. bat ~ AsSsI asxtas1 vho
he ~iii lAAe. ite l. aJs~s lisiuiss
i.osinskf. but the hSlsiss dor. sos
sAsu 10 GO Hs ~iii sp-sa ah~ sis
weeks N ssainias IN scas pisxs
aspas fcssy aiien frua Hassa4
The t'tisssssshes has h~es sAovias
sssoash aro,iaas. Walks 49, Eas.
iasa. hut shsy ~oais sns sish, hin
10 . sisish eses thew. II ~ shoaid
do aay fisssias here hefee. she Pssta
battle ke voaia haze 10 obtain joss-
srh'. soas-s,.
Aasas ~sA rsvsrsi II Pash wA~r
1iailiias jta joasspa hruke Jsxt
iohssns's "mijdi~ W.T. fossasa.
II sostsd~sse can vis . hsssie shss
johasna V - snnA - Asssaasa. ~
the tafSs 0na sAaa, eVO kAocke1 sst
Al Palsss. .sAs sase 49," - esaft'
desss pessoaiiteA. II hh sesieos
there , no sssh 'vest - -fsr;''
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
"E6eiesey" Keynote
Of Operation Of the
Saala Ee Railroad

y, n i<hh.s. ~ CIissxo. assist
sas " the sise psssil@at Of the Santa
fe railway. and saAisman VI TIE
sompAhs's loss .aa damage soGnu'
Tee, in sos.ls=nf with s~l.fai other
oiiieiats. sass-i lsroash Trinidad
yesterday es soal~ 10 SAh Die 60.
Calf. tS si'sed the somai.tre's
So ssai-assaal eaaf.sssss, Tais noa-
natsie. i. sa organization II sssis
We he1 iSfsssd fSr The pafpo.- et
working Csis haetsOAis fos insseassd
efficiency il Tie ssstiiAg al freight,
Our ssnsaiss - 80 ssas sits
shs sAases .as slsins On sessust %
lssa sha aaasz.a fssisss Is psossssr
sihx steadily. Mrs i-esaah said
sbal lhss- siiAi IL suSss ssf .sspsos.-
mssi- TsA. Is sky sc ns~s tsiss
10 Y.aE=,s asks nes plans fos .
ssose careful kaaalins of freight
tstsisishsf Is SaF .ioxas. sad ahrs
.ssss De-is adopts i, IN -siFit and in
lra,a. Sc siii hss. the loss and d.a-
age i'sm sal 10 lh- tpss
We has. L-.s Io.saaats in gala
iks she soror~sslios af oir pAisohs
in lhis mos -a-nl.~ Sail y, 4, Mag
-. of Caisaso. s>.i.ias, ssssssi
freight ss.at. ~he u secretary sf th.
,ass aki saxsse sonmiis-es tss
..ipp~f il Just as assisoas ot frs-isr
lns hi. fssisal in itrs, class cohei-
lion a. the railway sossI-~A3 Is 81
a-iis.fiss il a. hin In iissi class
sosditisas Ois irs-frsIss thrs.fosrs
ars nasGAl. and ~h.s sr ssk-s tie
ssisp<f. % assist us b. sio.'sisH
naiess m-sboeis fus the pss.efa'iSs
sf psskases tor lsassppssstion. ard
.s s~~ that their s@plps-> ssss.ts~d
m1sv rare IA ksnsi.shs nsixhs 10 ani
fsuss lk. .ssi-oss and ssfz. ihry
ps.,snpsl, .ss,ptI.a -ssh osss requests.
ard The t.sa.ts have b-sn H7s. sn'
eo.ssssias os o-ss i-Aft &c hops. bf
The u.s. Of ssti.ses.y msshaSis in
,ssaias aud uaiasaiss cars ssa -
sss s.ssx trains 10 sms'asr oss
.ho~iss year By year siii this loss
sad asmasr is-ssi. sbnosias ssa .s'
r-asis- both I. saipp-r ari ssssisf.
i. practically siisaiastsa,
Th- EAnsa I's lately started ma
lion . isr sruSota-as 10 s.ds.s tbs
heavy ii-tn ot -sp-ns- ss.uins asss
.f ih- loss asi sf s.amas- 4" ship
m-a,s of freight. This expenditure.
il u said. sn,suats to hundreds III
ihos,,aaa. of dollars annually. Tn"
ssala ~ not oaiy ha. rnsss'-d ihr
so.op~ssiios ot other railroads. but
also Of shirpess. asd the ouisoaa y
regarded as easoasas,sk. The move
meat IL sol To ert eslt ut psytsx
legitimate claims fos iuss aud dam
ss-. bat To pr-t-al the causes lot
such claims Mr. ! Gilman ~spiainsi.
Other official. IN the garty ~rf'
John Purcell. q. Chicago. head of the
mechanical department.: y, Raymond
Of Newton. 4. u. tirisioi OF La 1uu-
Ia. and u. J. Parker Of Topeka. s-a-
crai supVfinicndcni.: ". &. Psibh'r
of Topeka. freight claim auditor: j.
| T.. Eurn-i, os Topeka. assistant gem
rrai freight agent: y. Walsh at To
pcka. general baggage agent. and J..
=. farrell Of Topeka. publicity agent.
There will be i:s officials n, the
San Diego conference. which opens
Monday aud lasts all week.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

An Adams Washer will help you
to start. The cheapest and most sue
cessful washer on the market. $500
gets one of these machines. Two for
5000. cash or on time. Guaranteed
to do satisfactory work, or your
money back. This ID SPECIAL
PRICE on for a short time only. 70
get one OF these valuable pieces of
kitchen furniture while you have tho
chance ut reasonable price.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
lAuA,eA oAIlI 6ul0dB
3lGD1 WAa1 1DU0uoa


wasAlaSsss. y. e.. Mach 3S.--
n sesaaion11ea q ~ DsaAo13sal
6ess~s a u eeasas casel sess 10
rsssss setluesioa In the pessset rates
Of ~ have bsea hfoashs - The a..
,csliea Of the oslcsals heeo. u waa
saIl ss the easai comnissSoa osftes~.
however. that lhses wss 10 danger Of
Islssfersare With the ee0pessioa ot
the easai bseaasr . rrovtsioa " the
srsrst Assietaaey sppropssasSoe bills
roasisuss TIE pevs~nt rates Of pay
sasjl tie vdIsrvay b flatsAsd. Whlls
sAs canal nay be opea o sommssciai
sssfse uAAss certain Iia1ena3oas with.
n three moashs . srsas 1aai q work
viii rcmaSs 10 bs 1oas bciore the ca
nsl eau - n aso B actually fiaishcd.
The nsw Panama caaai act pro-
vidss that empjoycs In tho soac may
- peld not TO sxsscA :s pr cent
more shaa the wascs durreet In the
United Seatss. Il IL estimated that
the perseat sale Is from ~ 70 80 PER
cent higher than in this c0ouery.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
couUuDlA tDucA1oa
COMMITS SUICIDE
Sososesssa 0pso esss ~

TAp hsAy vas sahss in charge By
shs police. His daughter. Who is =
gss<ses u Nsv tsst Cits. 80. sosi-
fie1.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
''7Iz" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
Goodbye eorc fssa, burAiaG lest, swoi.
lea fot, swca,y .iest, smclling fset, tired
Esst. ..,..
Goodbye eorns, callouses. bunions and

" S
moro shoe tight.
meas, no more limp.
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face: face in sg on y.
"T1Z" h magical.
acts righ I o6.
'TiZ" draws out
all tic poisonous
cxudations whici,
,Ni6 up tho feet.
t'sc "TtZ" and for.
Dpt y0ur font
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
sH1IleXS FROM cA1E1A.
SC,oosssseA ssso paap ~

letters.
Thrcc aisols from u revolver were
fired at tho Judges sitting In the
sixth chamber Of the Palace Of Jus.
tice, by = ~ansYan who Identify was
scs cssabiis,scd Tho authorities al
ter her arrest declared that the wom-
an Apparently was msatslly unbal-
aaced. f'r'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

misery. Ali how comfortable your feet
'ccl. Gct Is cent box Of "T'TZ" now at
my druggist or department store. Don't
i,ifor fIavc good feet, glad feet, feet
AT never swell, never hurt, never get
ircd. A years foot comfort guaranteed
or money refunded.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

,is.- We ere ~ N the lean, affect
81 by sasshisx ~ sOssrInsn, NAY
d - pssssaa 70 - We shall kssp
saseAiiy u Stsv eee naAia Objert.
With = 10 psevsas Oa,s-isss teiss
sas ~ s.sss ssAr . Dsss~.~ss ss
1stsss."
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
Lecture 10 Msds Popular.

Chicaso.-To induce 1000 employees
Of the elevated lines in Chicago to at.
tend 4 lecture on safety. the railroad
company staged an expensive vaude-
vile show before and after the lsc.
ture.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
Aaed ReeIuse Leaxes BED. .ooo at paath

Aged RseIuse Lsavss 10000 At Death.
New britain, Conn.-Patrick Cough.
lin. . recluse. who never earned more
than two dollars . day. and lived on
bread and onions. saved 10000. He
died nged seventy-two years. leaving
his wealth to 20 nephews and nieces.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

shs poiiee. His daughter. shs i. =
sss<sss - Nsu Ysst cits. 80. so'i-
ne.
Nsv Yet. Mars ss,-hisu,
5bssssss N.sk .ves . srsssx " sess
~ ses - jean vss Professor Of as
eisat isss6Assa ~ c0iaAsiA Tai
vssi,S, Tie Ssfs the ts.,iIaaios more
shes three ysess ass in consequence
ef saessessss asseetsss iasidsni 10
10 bsesrh Of ,soaise ssis Zoe ese.scS
bsosshs ~ Essys 0aIAa. . stss-
|a0sphss, xAassiy sf,ss sae fiiiss
OF the ,asii IN. r~k fiiss q soias'
issy t.Ssiiiss 10 hssksuP'rss He have
hie ssssss - e3ss,
- March. 1919. Ms oaihs's suit
sss dismissed ss iasstfsisAl. Later
~ SSleA ssssAss sethss. which ~ss
sssaiss st the siss Of si. death.
IN. I'sxk dropped sas 'of ssxhl sf-
sss bic svssseassl fsoss Columbia
ssA did sos so0s ksf.se she psb,Sr
sys ssIii April ef lsss year ~hsn be
sssAs. critically 10 ~ ishsss. y. v.
nsyssisx fsos . sssvcas sssahs"~s'
HA life 90. dssesissa ot ssih sss
Aiyssvsa wite. Ass. ccss.iis u. s'esh.
. cAsssliss osseasia. ssne I" 'hs
Dseissi ssa s1oisSsssfvs tn ssss
A s~sssa Mnl r~sh tsand NJ OBJ
jselSos 70 the 0lss.assi,oas u tbs
AtvesvsA wife: - tars both ~esAs.'
ssessAss fss ~ 0ssss~-ess recovery,
a. tar LAxk = isis. IN. t~sa bad
q sAssp soslsossssy ~Mh %'shosAs
Moray Bsiiss. pssssa~si Of colaa''
|hia over she ssshospA's 81 esssssa
tsSis addresses. Psek shsses4 thai
N, Batter Proposed 10 deliver - nss'
~ - bis evs - sAass.s 10 t.Asss'
vairA Peek vsess. In bali-s ssbsr'
auss,,y admitted Shss shss vss 'sus
ssA uss qsossd is assrsissss fsos'
s-s,is .. .A,ias that ,ks ps-t.sss'Sos
of ssss natter was t-sH et the pro-
t.sspvs duty ssd lhs, 'hss- ~s. ""'
secret sbpsl ".
IN. r-sk wss tass " s'safoss In
,sss ssa wss sAsssssd 10 ihsA soas'
|ssy sss abroad. Ne wss - ssshos'
~ % lA,is anA sAs 0sssess ssa tbs
srshee q ssnsssas 6es&A iasisAiss
e,~naSaa snyu ~ vODA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
DIXIE R
MAY GO THROUGH
THE DUKE CITY

Col ID. *. H SELLERS is in eUmWUul.
cation with l.. T. Henderson,. secretary
0f The Dixie overland association,
which 81 planning to map 3D. route to
Los Angeles. ~ has mapped su far 90
Fort Worth. Ten. and is considering
thr advantages ui routes through this
clil o. El Pasu. colonel SELLERS has
advised hat the route through this
oitS b. preferable. he suggests %
route from fort worth to Roswell to
.Nlushl thence pycr the Panhandle
PaeiGc 90 ;his cjty and ou Go the coast
over the ptpan-to-Occau highway.
~ The Dixie overland officials pick
tne Albuquerque route Instead 20 the
one through ~ Pasu, numbers 0i
tourists viii pass through this city
from "a territory that Albuquerque
does NOT now draw from.
col Henry Is, jos. OF Detroit, pres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
ORATORICAL MEET
To Be LARGEST
ON RECORD
More Interest Than Ever Be-
fore Shown in Contest to Be
Feature Of Educators Con-
ventlon


In" ".. trcIHi.ai"rs contest.
o." ", u..I ..' ihp Sew NoN'.u td
.'',.n' 'tl"n viii Doc Ode 're-
t' even "'a Already There are
'lfi..H N.. hoods In ilr hisH
H..H"' ..H 1hai h''' indicated
f|"'r nI'n "f seud'ns representa-
,I.r. Oh. ..'. '." ufHt"rt l aud etc. la-
.HIi.i| t Tho ".iHWNtpft
""''.' .rW ira'.Ir this telr
Hud e welt 30 planned
next fra. a.. Hltide th, de- nmator'
Contest .n.. '.H sr.tiu1- 'ue f"r The
brio v". he afHmIf.. rradius-
I'i 'tf . e boss WH" $500 sii0
W"' H' ".' h-.
I' 'uH.. number o'
h"".s Hf oring tn' ar. .'n.atoft
and .ra.. confess .i th' Hi-H
H.HI. ~fHllarIHs lHH'- have
si|1 ihH' '.. would H' .u fH'n .ur.
tests. .rqur, S'''.f". Iift"u.
lt"'" ''. N|..if. Eld', las 'Fs.cs.
Iu'H i . Tins NrEi. i.. am.afi.
'nd i'"''I. UIau ihr Uf'p7f.
d'"f' dol w'uf 90 ihr l.- Neeh
NorW'I state AsritlIiHral cot.
i"sr, i". N..Inl presbyterian h""l
AlhuGH''.H. I1e Silf'I ,it Norma.
rr,l'i''... .rartmen'
uo'..''ft others "iI enter pe'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

ucrh"th pIiniing. s.euwors. 1891
Fees Candy store Slice fresh i1i-
iy every day.
For sale clean papers cen M
Herald office.
,r.5.. r,,
- "a
-
' D. '' .'''" "h N.''
''''''' |'''''i ''"'N
D. a. Dillon. thr wei hnuWu siot"-
+"
~. h""'f5 '. 'h' hfm "i HH''
'H. owe morse breeder %. h'. BE-.
~'''''"' '" "' CUTS ''o'N.
D. VI i.-h,o, .h.,t 'ug cor uf The
-'''' r'. '- p" low To-Day 90" ""s'n'Ns
~''I.''.''" VIII" me SHOPS ''"-'i'.
'"
The queen Esther club VIII meet
TuosdHf. November Do. 90 3 D. Dob.
"''h Mrs Williams 1909 south Wat
i'i street WIS M"set Viii assist
Miss EfrpI ,hlmbers OF Los An
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


To SUBSCRIBERS Z
o. yuu flll to eof your eycniug =
paper, call =
POSTAL TELEGRAPH Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

The extremely low prices 70 which
We are selling ANOND~ Show
thu best value Nou can get au, where.
In addition to- tie hluc-Whitc PIfg-
large stock ct the popular priced
Diamonds mounted ~ IaNailicre.
Finger Rings. Earrings. Bronchc-.
shirt studs. etc. fine white. perfectly
cut and ,ctN brilliant, from $1,000
and less up.
II Nou want n DIAMOND, a
" ATCH. a RING 90 other IrWclry or
SilVcrwarc IN. SIRE aud CIR orr
PHI rs before buying.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-22
GERMANS HEAT BACK
WITH CONSIDERkBLE Loss

LONDON, October 30 tIa:0d A. MI.
The official Press Bureau issued the
following statement at midnight:
Throughout yesterday the enemy
made vigorous attack against the
allies front. but was beaten back. suf-
ferlng considerable loss. The Belgium
army, in particular. distinguished it
self by its spirited defense of it's POI
sition.
In regard to the last part of the
above announcement by the War or
fce, the press bureau has received
from an authoritative source the fol-
lowing description of the Belgian
army's work, which will be read with
pride both by the many Belgians who
have had to fleo from their native
land, and by those allies amongst
whom they are now finding temporary
rest and shelter:
"'For the last four days the Belgian
army has been III the trenches holding
line of some thirty kilomcters uS IL
miles) with ahe greatest determining :
tion against heavy odds.
On several occasions the Bclgians
have made brave and successful coun-
tcr-attacks against tho German forces,
attacking the position they hold, and
have shown the soldier-ltke qualities
that have been shown by their army
during the long period they have been
lighting against superior forces Of the
enemy In their country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-22
AMERICANS WILL CARE.
FOR STARVING BELG|ANs
Agreement Reached Ate. Diplomatic
Negotiations Lasting Sew
cral Weeks.
FORMAL ORGANIZATION TO-DAY
Food Situation Is Critical, Already
More Than 100000 Being Assisted
Through Bread Lines-Expected
to Reach 100000 Within Month.

LONDON. October 20 u2:35 ~ Nil
After diplomatic negotiations lasting
several weeks, In which American AM
passador Page acted as intermediary
between Belgium, England and Ger
many, an agreement has been reached
by WHICH the starving Belsians will
be fed by a commission or Americans
In London and Brussels, headed by
Herbert G. Hoover, of California. who
mas acted stss as chairman Of the, Ameri-
is estimated that 100000 ;3elsians who
are still III their own country are on
the verge of starvation. Early In the
negotiations, regarding means TO re-
ilcFe these people. Germany declared
her Willingness to assist but declined
British until England lifted the en-
DarSo on foodstufs. The situation
was was becoming s;S despera,s when Ambas-
undertake the work. Germany immcdi-
ately accedeG TO this plan. and Eng
iand promptly removed restrictions on
food exports.
Formal organization OF the commits
sion Will be completed to-day. Mr..
committee $685. 600 worth OF food
which will be sent to Belgium on Sat.
urday on. n specially chartered ship
by way of Rotterdam.
FOOD SITUATION
ALREADY CRITICAL
The food situation in Belgium is
critical Already more than 100000
persons. are being assisted through
bread lines according to the commit
! tees report, ihare are more than $780,,
900 OF these persons in Brussels alone.
stations, it is estimated. will not last
more than a week longer 1t is eX-
pected the number of persons requir-
Ing relief will increase to 1000, 900
within a month
a stream OF chartered steamships
VII! soon start .or Holland with
their cargocs consigned 10 officers OF
the commission al various places In
Belgium. These officers will be under
direct control of the commission, and
Will be located i'm London, Rotterdam
Antwerp. Brussels, Client, LIege and
other points.
When necessary the commission will
cooperate with the Belgian National
! Relief Committee In Brussels
TO insure effective working of this
co-operation.I IN embers OF tho American
commission in Belgium will be made
members of the Belgian commission.
Care Will be taken to see that this
| CO operation does not affect the neu-
trality Of the commission
Half million dollars were placed at
the disposal of Mr. Hoover Yesterday
from the various Belgian funds. and
through Ambassador Page $3.50 900 will
be turned over to the Commission to-
day.
BELGIAN GRAY HOOK
Is MADE PUBLIC
WASHINGTON, October 21.-The
belgian Legations to-day made public
the extracts from the Belgian Gray
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-22
BELGIAN ARMY, SHOWING
GREAT FIGHTING SPIRIT
with British and French RepeI With
Marvellous Energy IncesSant Ger
man Attacks.

FROM THE BATTLE FRONT (via
Paris, 1886 y. NJ. October 2l.--,The
Belgian army, with the English channel
on its extreme wing, is showing
marvellous fighting spirit, despite its
meDt oyer the loss of Antwerp and
other large cities.
In the terrific open struggle along
the frontier, the Belaians, with the
French and British, have repealed with
the greatest energy incessant German
attacks. To-day, like yesterday, the
German heavy artillery poured bonn
bardment on the allied positions, but
the Beleians counter-attacked and
forced the invaders to retire nearly
FIVE miles.
Further down the line, on the Lys.
the French were closely engaged with
general success. Three French sharp
shooters performed a brilliant feat in
defending bridge, the possession OF
which WAS of great strategic import
ancc TO both armies. The Germans
made a cavalry dash in an effort to
seize the passage. but the Frenchmen,
behind hill seventy-fve yards away,
poured out their fire until tho Germans
retired. leaving the bridge in the hands
Of the allies.
Around Lille there has been fierce
nghting, particularly in the neighbour
hood of Labasae, which threatens the
German possession of Lille. street
lighting has been severe batws III the
long lines OF houses connecting the
sister towns Of Roubaix and TourcoinE,