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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
The Tribune Racing Chart
BELMONT PARK. MAY %


70 rani half
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Belmont Park or down the stretch at
any track. Il will be better than colOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Winner catered 'or 500 m hid. A
end. after a sharp iussle With hobineuA
tired IHdN out n Tie last iuIlons
kA-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

W lllifF ElIiffri4 10Y eAs'"f M.
submission and cane ava ..essrh sun {
Others.
SECOND RACE THE OF EENS Handle
winner. $40 seven ~ .oLs- main .u
easily. place sane Time 4 ->4-f \
l. Is taaau. Trainer. j. ; lleay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Entries for Monday
at Belmont Park

FIRST RACE-For ,So-yrar obs. -Four and han
s.r'.r.-s str4i14.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
DR.. BlancO Guest in N. Y.
Of Pan-American Society

Dr. Juan &. Blanco. minister of public
works of Uruguay, who Is in this coun-
try on a special mission to repay the visit
or former Secretary of State Root, left
Washington for New York today. where
he Will be the guest of the Pan-Ameri-
can Society. farewell dinner was
given at the truguyan legation last
night. IN tn" afternoon. after return
ing from Annapolis as a guest at tho
Naval Academy, Dr. Blanco was host
at a farewell reception at the Willard
which was attended by men prominent
in Washington life.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
WEEK IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES

The total resources Of the thirteen
Iational banks located within the Dis
fict on December 81, last, the date on
which the condition of every national
bank was given under the last call is
sued by Comptroller Of the Currency
Williams. amounted to SCI, ,S12, ,O79.S5.
An abstract just ISSUED by the Treas
ury Department on the condition Of ,he
national banks of the country gives the
resources of all institutions of this
tcharacter In the United States on the
date of the call as $l1 .351 ,Os6, OF. This is
q, considerable decrease when compared
with the resources at the date Of the
other four calls Of the year On March
tn" total resources of the national
hanks was 81 ,564, 497. 800 26: on June 30,
49,. i&I7O.60: on September Il. Sll.-
493.&9, f%SS; and on October 81, sll, 492, :
%3s.7a.ss.
or particular interest. in view of the
recent request of Comptroller Williams
t4at an absolute prohibition be put upon
the practice of overdrafts, is the
Smount accredited as resource under
the total AMOUNT Of overdrafts was
The greatest amount tied up in over
Qra1ts, however, vas shown on the
March call. when the item was IL n,o.-
6&.S9. MI. Williams contention was that
this vastly large sum should be draw
Ing interest for the banks instead OF
bclng tieu up as an nnremunerative
accommodation for the banking public.
The combined paid in capital stock of
the banks was 81 ,06595l sos the COM
bincd surplus fund. $726.935, 755 81, and the
undivided profits. less expenses and
taxes. s2S1 .924 667 .96
Banks of the District of Columbia pos
sessed paid in capital Of s6,977, 600
Their surplus fund was s5.141,25O. and
the undivided profits $S46 .51S.57 The
local institutions carried 81, $40. 0.S9 on
deposit subject to demand. and S5T2,-
5l6.29 worth of time deposits.
Washington banks had made loans
and discounts to the extent Of $27 $50. =
1O4.29. The overdrafts in the thirteen
banks was s35.5O3.4s
The weekly statement of the condition
Of the Federal reserve banks, made pub
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
Plans Concert to Aid
Russians in Siberia

A concert for the benefit of the Rus
sian political eXiles in Siberia will be
given next sunday evening at Ma
tional Rifles Hall.
The entertainment will be given under
auspices of the Relief Society for Po-
1itical EXiles in Siberia. of which Mrs
o. Levin. 1868 NJ street northwest, Is
chairman.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
DERMATOLOGIST
INSTITUTION

Have you any Objectionable
feature on your face' Is your
nose misshapen in any way Do
your cheeks sag Have you bag
giness over or under your eyes?
Are your cheeks hollow? Have
you freckles or moles or other
iiscolorations of the skin? Any
or all of these defects, which are
SO annoying, can be remedied
promptly by our painless method
without inconvenience or loss Of
time. Call and investigate for
yourself. Office, 1922 n st. NV.
Phone NJ. 1900.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28

lie yesterday by the Federal Reserve
Board. showed that IS per cent Of all
the commercial paper held by the re-
serve banks was neld by the three
Southern banks, Riohmond-the regional
bank Of the Fifth district. in which
Washington lies-Atlanta. and Dallas.
The statement indicates loss Of
$3,70O 900 in the cash resources. mainly
in the Western banks at Chicago, Kan
sas City. and Minneapolis.
The condition Of the Richmond bank
WIS
Resources-Gold coin and certificates.
$S, ,A5. 600: legal-tender notes. silver GER
tifcates. and subsidiary coin. $4,000:
bills discounted and loans. $3.50. 600: in
vestments. $4,000: all other resources,
$4,000.
Liabilities-Reserve deposits, $s.362 900;
due to other Federal reserve uauNa.
81. .435. 900: Federal reserve notes in circu-
lation. $2.5l30O0; capital paid in. $2. 49,. 600.
Following is the statement Of combined
resources and liabilities of the Federal
| reserve banks of the United States OF
America at close of business February
26. 1915:
esn end nsses Silver ccr wv
Gates and subsidiary coin ......... 20. .0S5, 900
Tota, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 277. .os4 600
Bills discounted and loans:
Maturities within 30 days ........ 1.65S, 900
Maturities within 60 days.......... 7.l02, COO
Other Observation-Disclosures. a,7ll 100
Total ............................ 20 469 900
Investments ....... ................... I,u7, 900
Due from Federal reserve banks:
Items in transit .................... s0sS. 600
All other resources NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7.766, 600
Total resources NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33l. .13s. 900
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in ......................S S3S O6s 00O
Reserve deposits ................... go. 336. 600
Federal reserve notes in Crcula-
tiOn met amount .............(A) 5,SaS, COO
Total liabilities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33l. 733. 60
Gold reserve against net liabili-
tleS 1857
Cash reserve against net liabilities OBJ 81. IL
Cash reserve against liabilities
after setting aside 1917 gold re-
serve against net amount of Fed
eral reserve notes in circulate OBJ 97.7co
tA)Federal reserve notes In crcula-
tion ...:..:.................... $2s.172 700
Deduct: Gold and lawful money
in hands of Federal reserve
agents for retirement OF out
standing notes ....:.... ......... 2o.s4 600
Net liability OF reserve banks upon
outstanding notes ........... 5.a2s, 900
tB) After deduction Of items in
transit between Federal re-
serve banks viz: ............... soss. 900
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
PERSONAL
A MARKAbLE
CURE or
lILCERA TON OF
THE STOMACH

III - ONlHN
Without Drugs or Operation
AFTER NOTED SPECIALISTS of
Baltimore, New York, Boston, and
this city had said an operation only
could give relief.
Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 81, 1916.
Prof II. n. u. Parker 7lO-715 Bond BIDS.
Washington. ID. &.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
~ 1, l Il HAD SUFFERED FOR MORE THAN
SnSliisTS snS hgsTdS i Wxsii,SST9S si SSW & &xShk;
%ss $fs@ q, %y .,Sass sh TMEik %yskD!lsssTr !ssr
WoULb GIVE NE Any i REhlHr. Il E'fHntUS I got so
ssusss ss% .sst sSSf not ksep anything o9
-FOUR .VoMITiNG SPELLS A D DAYNn % Mis-,
Fry M ALI THE TIME. COULD NOT CIR
FOR ME. WAS REI.iGiousrY COT COT
d%iN & ,H TAkMd THEIR TRHH ME9IGlNEs n Sr&
SkoeHEssHp pHi sTEabILY 7n' tSrIh N R.SfisE EisE
was no relief. much less a % cure for " nv ore con-
dition. | steadily lost flesh and strength I'm.
~ l was untitled for work Of even the
In my desperation I called on my lodge
Doctor. He did not, like the others say
would have to have an Operation, but told
me to 60 and see you-that he thought YOU
would pc able TO cure me-and I ain truly
thankful for his advice. as II was the means
OF my being restored to health
CALLED and CONSULTED YOU-and
YOU GAVE ME ONE Of YOUR FREE
TREATMENTS and told me II I wished to
recover my Health to come back the mex
day. which did. and have taken the treat
ment every other day since then. THE SEC
OND TREATMENT ARRESTED THE VOM-
TING COMPLETELY. YOU TOLD ME to
EAT ANYTHING MY APPETITE CALLED
FOR. But BE SURE AND EAT, and NEVER
20 TO BED HUNGRY. have followed your
instructions faithfully, and now after three
months treatment have to say THAT
WEIGH As MUCH AS I EVER DID, AND
WANT. WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE WHAT
EYER EYER and FEEL. as WELL. and AN AS
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any way you please. l only too glad to
tell the good news In hopes that II Will lead
others to YOU Sincerely yours.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
sl9 |. ct. y. w. Apt. "a.
INTERESTED PARTIES are INVITED to
CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS Of many
other DESPERATE cases.
Booklet and Consultation Free
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WaNTED-DreCtorS branch bank Washiug-
ton; unusual opport unity, dircr tors paii
for services: securities No. /. $l3G paid in
dividends for each SlC0 invested BON S.
Times office
WANTED men and women in each nr the
Government departments To represent "A
financial concern with seventy wears e AIIc-
ccssfuI business experience. Profits nom ten
to ffty dollars n week. WORKING after office
hours Replies confidential.
Address RON Ion. Times o. fiCo
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
200 ACRES IN LOUDOUN CO..
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FARM - acres. fair buildings well water. /:
som" timber aud good Iastuir; mile irn!z
Potomac; " miles from District: assessed al
over 5000; price, S""uU. small Cush t,,s iH,.n,.
also equities in small. we'll rented l,uIs /,
aud som" clear lo!s in CITY and suburbs: " I
sell any "i this property cheap, or viii =, q
chang" tn" who'll" for tract OF cheap urirr-
proved iand suitahl" for roIonizdiion H.,
dress GDN los. Times office. ,Iw hers ,rllv d,
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY

cf0 -. FEET ot Nuo~ spacc. "I.t FOO,
corner hpldinc Nght "u ~tG.r uI'I go,
ts'ncd office rU' IA, beat 'uruiSN,.I. To-. ,lir, A,
.nd and b sts. y. W. Phone Main 500.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate: lowest
rates. prior payment privileges large
amounts TNLEP " RUrHERFOKD. % Lt1
MONEY TO LOAN-s250 to $500 900 on D. G.
real estate. Several trust funds, ~ O
per cent. All transactiuns conducted WIKI
economical consideration for borrowers
WM. ii. SAUNDERS N CO..
Southern Building SU7 10th ST. ~ W
BUILDING LOANS AND SECOND TRUST
Money to loan at per cent District
Real Estate. Any aL1ount from $3.50 to S. 900
on hrst second Il lsI in straight note OF
monthly payments. lakes onIy 'hite days /,
nake theiu,
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
lis 18th or. ~. w.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
FOR RENT-STORES
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

l. ROOM AND BATH. best location Tor
room renting in southeast: netting So5 per
month; II sold at once, s., SEQ for house and
furniture or s.. 500 for house. Address
OWNER. General pOsoffice Lock Box 1881
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
WANTED--AGENTS

AGEN,rS--wonderfulo opportunity: act ouick;
sell concentrated liquor extracts or making
WHISTLES. liquors and cordials az nome: u
few minutes does the work-inakcs the gem
uine article-saN es over 10 per cent; perfect
iy legitimate. can he sold anywhere. no y.
You, get busy; the newest thing out. immense
demand sells fast, coins you money; small.
compact, carry weeks supply IN your poshet.
we'll show you how to make money quick.
UNIVERSAL IMPORT CO.. Dept. 2s7. Gin
cinnati. Ohio -------
AGENTs-Snappiest household line on earth: :
profit: 2ao light weight. fast selling popular
priced necessities: agents outfit free; get
sGs SSft rRo6us TSS tsHsy CO. o''n i5,, WI"
can Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
BIG NONE" being made every day by our
live agents selling our automobile supplies
Write for free Instructions telling how
CONEsTOGA SUPPLY CO. BerN,yn. Pa
AGENTS make 500 per cent profit selling
to 100 on sight 700 varieties. Catalogue
free. SULLIVAN CO.. 1924 Van Buren, st..
Chlcago. III.
EARN 81 daily. restoring faded colors in
rugs snd ssrpes no caEi'aI RIA Particulars
seller. household neces-
sity. 1009o profit: don't loose your territory:
liberty St.. baltlm.re, Md.
everything: men and women. $50 10 $500
candy
yassing; opportunity lifetime: booklet nee
ment OF Independent mali order business
more imp9r.an, than eapital spsTe ,!ms :;
EXCHANGE. Buffalo, n. Y.
HELP WANTED-MALE
s2.5oo ANNUALLY-Co-opera with me
evenings a, home; ; evsrythiins pnvm a1rnlshed;
BROWN: Omaha. Nebr.
CUTTER Experienced. one who is a hrst-
class tailor; nteady work; good salary. Ad-
dress BOX VI. Times Office.
s. TO SO A DAY easily made: cooperate
with US; no capital Or % sxpsrisnSs ns,e, necss rv
coy coy P WIZ q. BOX 9! 0art 81. Manning. s
GOVERNMENT Postoffce, departmental
clerk. bookkeeper and other Civil Service
examinations soon; get PREPARED PREPARED BY G On former
SCHOOL, Rochester. n. y.
GOOD OPENING for young man with $500
taking place of retired partner in long
established light mail order manufacturing
mouse. lSoH lines tIilGe
MEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk for
Ideal. MARKET. $50 Sth ct. :. Z.
STEWARD for lunch room; state experience:
must be energetic, give references: good
money to right party. Address BOX 9s,
Times office.
THOUSANDS Government jobs open to men
and women: Ss5 TO SlS0 month: write tor
list. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 45-B,
Rochester. y. Y.
USHER at the REVERE THEATER. :514
Ga. ave. n. ".
WANTED-Colored men prepare as Sleeping
Car and Train Train, Psrters paPeTisncs ,s not
forms furnished. Write INTER RAILWAY.
Dept. 201. Indianapolis. Ind:
WE HAVE several openings for establish
ment of independent mail order business;
energy. good habits and sound Judgment
more important than capital; spare tins al
first: particulars free. OPPORTUNITIES
EXCHANGE. Buffalo. n Y.
YOUNG MEN to learn linotype; exceptional
opportunity; tuition Ma 70 month; open pen
Eye ST. n. w. NJ. 1919.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
LOST AND FOUND

LOCkET-Gold lion head, with diamond In
mouth; initial Il on back; lost between 9Th
and T. sts. and 4th SITS. n. L.. or on New
Jersey ave. car. Return 10 69l 81. y. W.
Reward ST.
GOLD MESH BAG with card case contain
Ing cards; lost on Connecticut ave. or y
and sts. N. W.
S20-One SO and . S. bills: property OF
working man; lost on ID st. N W., between
Sth and yth. Finder please return to A. u.
IHRlk"r. Willard Hotel.
BREAST PlN-Gold linked with small dia-
mond In center lost Friday afternoon.
Finder please return to MISS ALLEN. y23
Mass. ave. n. W.. and receive reward.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28

MRS. ORA FIELD
Magnetic ma assaRe. face and scalp treatment.
Sl5 II 81. \. w. Cd FLOOR.
MISS JAMRRON. manicurist and chiropody
hours 10 u. m. to p. 1919 n. Y. ave.
y W. "a floor.
MISC CTnRN MASICURIN0.
"ASS - ON> SCALP TREATMENT.
rs llth ST. n. w. third floor.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
HORSES AND VEHICLES

HORS FS-Two good work horses ! good big
marc: all suitable tor farm work. - Sh
st. y. W.
SADDLE HORSE. Is hands: very gentle
may be driven NV lady Address bargain
TDk aS. Times offCc !.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28

The weekly statement of the condition
Of the Federal reserve banks. made pub
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WOitklNGMEN- We ar. going 10 keep II
up with u nice selection Of new uncalled-
fof tailored suits to sell as low as sS, The
tsiIor would have n III to see his suit sod
80 low. but the man that buys saves SO aud
iS glal to buy; one price. JrSTHS OLD
STAND GIG d.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28
For Sale or For Rent.

SIN-R'hM IIbI 81. porrhrH maple SHADE
hen house. . arr"s fertile land. convc nicr
to cars. Il. NJ SMITH. Arlington Va !,
The Washington times., 1915-02-28

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on sl00 cash and SIS month. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal. telephone. or call on WM H.
RlTCHIE 3i7 Colorado bldg. Tel NJ 5?2l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
TURKS TAKE THE
OFFENSIVE ON
GALLIPOL|
COAST
IMPLICIT HEAVY LOSSES ON THE
ANeLo-FRENcH FORCES, AND
COMPEL POSITION CHANGE.
BAD WEATHER INTERFERES WITH
OPERATION ON ITALIAN-AUS-
TRAN FRONTIER.
fBy Associated Press


London, June 2l.-The Turks Yesterday
took the offensive on Gallipoli peninsula
according 10 the official Cohstantnople re-
port, and inflicted heavy losses on the
Anglo French forces. The Turk artillery
compelled them to change position.
Bad weather j. still interfering with
operations on the Italian Austrian frontier
Berlin and Vienna record series of sue
cess IA still unbroken IN the Galican cam
paign. The latest report from Vienna an
nounces a 'new and complete victory"
The Russians, however, are still fighting ON
the line of the Werezy river IN the region
of Grodek, a short distance west of War
saw.
Petrograd admits the Germans made a
further advance IN the Dniester district
and to the north of Lemberg a. well. The
Teutonic allies are closing IN. seriously
threatening the Russian possession Of
Lemberg and other Galician places still IN
the hands of the Russian invaders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
SALE OF PLANT
Is NOT FAVORED
ACTING MAYOR DWORMAN KNOWS
NOTHING OF TT, AND BESIDES
OPPOSES 1T.

Il know nothing Of any attempt being
made "a buy the light and water plant of
the city Of Brownsville. and even If such nm
attempt were made ! and the balance Of
die members ot the city council. | believe.
would certainly oppose il sale" said Act
ing Mayor ;. l.. Dworman today. in answer
to a report last week that efforts were be
ing made to buy ;ne plant. 1--WE have
worked hard To bring the plant up To it,
present standard of efficiency continued
Mr.. Dworman. 'and. too. any amount Of
money. within reason, Of course. would not
induce a transfer. Why. the purchase of
water and light "a supply the needs of the
city alone would cost u $1,000 a month.
while it, sale would hardly more than wipe
out the bonded Indebtedness. No. We shall
not sell the Brownsville light plant"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
OKLAHOMA LAW
ILLEGAL, SAYS
SUPREME COURT.
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE RESTRICTING
NEGRO VOTE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
AND is DECLARED AnNULLED.
RULES AGAINST GOVERNMENT IN IT'S
SUITS IN CONNECTION WITH
NORTHWEST LANDS.

Washington. ~ ~, June 2l.-Thc ~u.
prcme court annul- the Oklahoma grand
father clause restricting the negro vote uu
the grounds that II ~ unconstitutional N
also annullcd the grandfather clause in M,
Annapolis. Md. city law.
The court ruled against the government
III the governments suits to forfeit the u:.
sold portion ~ The Oregon California r.ii-
road lands valued at more than
$50. .OOO.O 600
The court declined ~ review the drri~i"n
oi the customs court which held that ID pee
cent discount ou imports IN American ship.
extends also to good, imported VI ,hip~ ~
a favored nation and treaty countrc. II
declined also 10 review the conviction ut
Drew Camnctti. convicted Of white slavery.
and also ~ Maury Diggs ~ the ~arr
charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
TONIGHT ENDS SECOND GREAT BONUS OFFER
Your Subscription Given To Any Contestant Before
Ten O'clock Tonight Worth More Votes Than
1t Will Be Afterwards. .--Come Forward Now.

Tonight at 10 o'clock will he ended the
Great Subscription Contest 10 gain bonus
of 10000 votes on clubs of six new yearly
subscriptions or of 10000 votes an club
of renewal subscriptions for one year. "a
set forth i'm our bonus offer elsewhere IN
The Herald. There will not be- another
bonus a large a this offered during the
contest and all VIII, intend 10 extend sup
port 10 this or that contestant should send
their checks before tonight. IL may not be
known generally that one fve-year sub
scription. with one ne-year subscription
will give the same bonus a six yearly sub
scriptions given. Some of the contestants
have succeeded in securing number of
five-year subscriptions and thus materially
increased their standing.
Such reward j. surely worth working
for. as one club will add. ii regular ~che
dule and bonus votes no less than $4,000
votes. Who would not be willing To give a
ive-year subscription in order 10 assist
his or her tavorite in the race TO win one
of those splendid Grand Prizes. Go and
take a look AT those beautiful. substantial
Overland automobiles. and YOU can not fail
"a be convinced that YOU should do Your
part by giving your subscription to some
one of the candidates.
Knowing that this Great Subscription
Contest was instituted for the purpose of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
MOST SEVERE is
EARTHQUAKE IN
CENTRAL JAPAN
BELIEVED CAUSED BY TERRIFIC VOL
CAN0 AT SEA. REPORTED BY
SAILORS NOW IN PORT.
NUMBER or HOUSES DAMAGED BY
QUAKE, BUT NO FATALITIES
CAUSED BY UPHEAvAI.

Toxic. Japan. June 2l.--Rcport- of n
terrific volcano II sea south ~ Japan early
on June 10 have been brought here II T.
believed u ~ the cause ~ the ~evere-t
earthquake in years In Central Japan,
which damaged 4 number II houses, hni
caused no fatalities "A pillar NJ dense fire
and smoke ob~cured the sun. turning day
into night. according "a sailors Rock
and lava rnined into the sea aud the watcr-
were boiling hot - FAR a. known Nv
ships suffered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
LEO FRANKS SENTENCE
SCOMMUTED BYSLATON
1T MAY MEAN 0BscURTY LIFE SAYS GOVERNOR
sLAToH BUT HAD RATHER PLow FIELD LIFE THAN
HAVE FRANKS BLOOD ON MY HANDS"
(Bv Associated Press. J

ATLANTA June Ex-Governor Snton today commnied Leo Franks dead
to The Frank
secretly the farm at MledgevIe
Iasko Of
Frankto like
had rather field the rest
Franks the
in the streets police
ser-a
onor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
WOMAN SAYS SHE
KILLED HUSBAND
HIT HIM WITH A STICK or STOVE
WOOD, BUT DID NOT INTEND TO
KILL HIM. SHE SAYS.

Marlin. Texas. june 2l.-Mr~. Kate vii
ganokow~ki has been indicted here for the
murder of her husband last February. She
made confession IN legal form. the au-
thoritieS announce in which she said that
>hc killed him with stick II stove wood.
hid his body over night and attempted 10
burn il. She said her husband refused her
food and she struck him, not intending to
kill, however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
Bomb Wrecks
Canadian
Plant
(By Associated Press.l

tBy Associated PreSs.l
Windsor. Ontario. Canada. June IL
The overall factory ot Peabody company.
limited. which had Just made 10000 uni
forms for the British army, was partly
wrecked By "a bomb tod"N The Io-- wa
about >lO.OuU.
Twenty-~evcn sticks of dynamite. with a
time fuse burned out. were found under
an armory here where two hundred soldiers
slept last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
New Jersev Federal Court is Reversed

Washington. ID. g.. June 2l.-The ~u-
preme court today reversed the New Jersey
federal district court order which dis
missed the governments Sherman law and
commodities clause suits against the Della
ware. Lackawana X Western railway. and
the Delaware. Lackawana & Western Coal
company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
Telephone Company
Wins In High Court

Washington. u. ~. june 3l-The ST.
prcmc court sets aside $4,000 Judgment
of Mr.. Adela H. Dahaner ot Little Rock.
Ark. won from the Southwestern Tclp-
phone company tor cutting oIf her service
sixty three days when her bill wa in ar
rrur-. The court held u was reasonable
regulation for the company w rut VI
service for arrcar~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
MISUSE OF FLAG
|. SUBJECT OF NEW
NOTE TO ENGLAND
lRy Associated Press.l

Washington, ID. c.. June 2l.-New rep
resentations by the United States 10
Great Britain on the misuse of the Ameri-
can flag by British steamers will probably
be- made ia note which i being prepared
to deal further with interruptions To neu-
tral commerce