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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
BATTLEFIELD BEAU BRUMMELL
Turk Leader stole Kings Dressin 6
Cases to Look Nice.

Paris. April 4-Pierre Mile writes the
following anccdote of the King of Greece.
who is by no means popular in France
since he has refused to join the allies
against Turkey:
II do not know King Constantine, but
that Is rather his fault than mine.
I'm 1897 the editor of a great Paris pa
per sent for me and asked IL could ride
we'll. Now had never put my leg over
a horse, but having a suspicion that
some adventure lurked in the query. j
lied manfully.
well, then, you will leave tomorrow
as war correspondent, to follow the side
Of the Turks
That's how / learned to ride and how
I came to follow the Turkish troops in
Thessaly 1t was a harmless little war.
with battles that never lasted more than
half a day.
AT the head of the Turkish cavalry
was a general named, II / remember
rightly. Hassan Pasha. whose craze was
to capture the Diadoc Cthe Prince Con-
stantine, as he then was), who was COM
mander-in-chief Of the Greek army. I
had observed that by keeping near Has
san 1t was easier to find food. as the
cavalry was always ahaed and so passed
through the country before 1t was en-
tirely pillaged. I made every effort to
keep with him. but he moved so fast
was generally day behind.
Several times in succession, at .
rissa, Pharsale. and DomOkas. I found
him making an elaborate toilet with
the aid Of cut glass bottles filed with
pleasant odors and with brushes and
combs Of aristoosatic elegance. He al
ways took them from a Russian leather
case decorated with the royal arms Of
Greece.
That's the third dressing case I have
taken from the Diadoc. he explained to
me. He really ought to adopt a more
portable form. Perhaps the fourth
"But he never captured fourth. for
peace was made.
And that Is all I ever saw of the
Diadoc. today King Of the Greeks"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
MY FIRST DAY
NO FLATIRON FOR RER.
This Bride Had Combined sword
Pistol Walking Stick.

Detroit Mich. April +.-One Of the
tranEest weapons ever turned in to the
police department is resting in tn" de-
ective bureau after having been >"iz"d
n the room of l1-yrar-old married cir;
md admitted by her to he her property.
The weapon is on the surface merely
l silver-handled cane. but a slight twist
rnSs away tn" handle and the owner
,as in his grasp not only "A needle
pointed dirk twelve inches in l"ncth. hut
addition 4 hair-trigSered SiX-shot re-
TulVer
This uniqu" and deadly weapon was
aiken after Mrs. Rose GOldStcin was ar
"sted at her home on Brewster street
GLOWING an alleged attack on her land
ady, Mrs. Jennie ISaacs
The workmanship is that of highly
KILLED mechanic. The cylinder is SINH
AZ TO that of an ordinary revolver. while
he top of the cane furnishes the short
81 rrels as well as the handle. if the knife
to be used. The trigger is tiny one
u steel and drops into place when the
zane is pulled apart. 1t works Mt
ouch. and is in reality Il hair trigger
Tho weapon MAS brought from Russia
~ Mrs. Goldstcn.
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war, Miss Richards spoke of the three
comprehensive Western, the Eastern
and the naval campaign before Con-
stantinople.
Jokes ON Name "Prxemy.I."
In characterizing the two land
campaigns as Eastern" and West
ern" the speaker said: I'VE must re-
gard Germany as the central point
i'm this conflict, the Austrian cam
paign being on her West-that is
in Belgium and East France; the
Eastern being the conflict with
Russia, both in Poland and Galicia
In the latter country. formerly a part
OF Poland, we have recently learned
OF the important Russian victory
following the long siege Of the place
or the unpronounceable name, spelled
Przemysl.'
IF you take pinch of snuff and sneeze
twice you may get it. l am told, on what
l consider good authority. that las pro-
nonnced by a native) it sounds like
p -mish.' that the final Il is SO sue
cessfuiIy swallowed as to be almost in
audible. II you practice you can finally
even swallow the T. audibly."
Reviews Presidential PossibIlitics.
In closing. Miss Richards brought up
to date group of interesting miscel-
laneous topics. with a review of the
Presidential aspirants who have already
hoisted their political lightning rods for
the Republican nomination.
In reviewing former Secretary Knox's
Pittsburgh speech. the speaker remarked
that while Mr.. Knox resented what he
called the pin-prick policy of this ad-
ministration towards big business" he
omitted to mention the misconduct and
disregard of low-leS big business, which
Tor SO many years considered itself
ABOVE the law. as to make Federal
regulation necessary
therefore. We see the railways regu-
lated by an Interstate Commerce Com
mission of nine. the banks by Federal
Reserve Board of seven. and the trusts
and corporations by the new Federal
Trade Commission OF five But for an
unmistakable demand upon the part of
the constituents that big business should
be thus regulated. it is a safe guess
that Congress would never have lesis-
lated accordingly. And even then as
every one knows. it required the sledge-
hammer blows Of the strenuous one in
the White House to start 1t, aided in the
Senate by Fighting Bob La Toilette,
and in the House by that fearless group
OF protesting Progressves led by Victor
Murdoch
At this mornings talk Miss Richards
Will give general review of the world $
wor- for 1915 to date. including the prog
ress of the woman question" with some
comment upon the teacher-mother con-
troversy.
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bIFF! BANG! CITY
| Will BE invaded
Gardner S Reserve Army Has
Fixed April 10 for Enter
ing Washington.
DINNER TO BE ASSAILED
Only Eight of the Valiant Sixteen Are
Coming. but They Will Make
Big Noise.

At least 30 per cent, and probably
564 per cent. of the reserve army OF
the United States will be mobiliZed in
Washington on April 10 as guests oil
Representative A. T. Gardner at am
| ner to he held in the blue room OF the
| New Willard Hotel OF the sixteen
men composing the army, eisht nave
sent positive acccptances to Mr.. Gard
! dcr's invitation, and a hlhlh ieih"ei
also expects to be present
Besides these premier guests OF nom
or, Mr.. Gardner also hopes to nave pres
! ent Secretary Garrison and Assistant
! Secretary Breckenridge, of the war De
partment. and former Representative
| Richmond Pearson Eiobson.
Arm, Will BE Captured.
! The dinner will not be the only hos
pitality offered to his guests, AS MI
/ Gardner has prepared program 1of
their entertainment which Will Keep
| them busy throughout their stay IN
! the capital At the instant OF their
! invasion they will be captured. but
! will be rendered tho freedom or the
| city.
! On reaching the Capital, about
| o'clock Saturday afternoon, the WIS.,
|
/ in automobiles and will be driven
| around the city and shown all the
! points of interests. The trip VIII IN
| clude a run through Rock creek
| Park and visit to Arlington, BESIDES
an exterior view of the White House
and probably an interior glimpse OF
the Capitol. which was burned by the
British in the war of 1872.
Strategic points will be noted by
4 ri
reserve army may he distributed to
the best advantage in defending the
National Capital. should il ever be
called on to do so. The soldiers also
may call at the War Department to
pay their respects to Secretary Gar
hSon. their commander.
Following the drive the army will visit
the National Press Club. where the auto
graphs of the members will be recorded
in the visitors book. An informal re"
ception will be held and the question
may he settled whether the pen is
miShtier than the sword.
COmmi>snry Rcplenishrd.
Twenty guests are expected at the din
ner of which 4 feature will he speeches
by the soldiers and also by some of the
civilians. The commissary has been re-
pleniShed for the mess and the routine
menu of camp life will not be followed.
The members of the army who are GER
tain to be present are Charles Neukert.
l46 West 10th street. New York: William
Rorskin. %l7 East l02d street, New York.
and Thomas Kelly. 3l1 West Thirty-third
street New York. and the following from
Brooklyn: Morris klair. 50 Watkins
street: Anthony SChettino 1856 Seventeen
street: Hugo L. Anderson. 13. Oakland
street: Morris Borkin. 43i Sockman street.
and Issea Sohn. L. Bay Fourteenth
street.
The invaders will evacuate the Capital
on the midnight train to the North.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
ROAD WILL ELECTRIFY
REMAINDER Of Line
Old Dominion Starts Work on Alex
andria Junction Branch-Chill
Bars Easter Display.

Alexandria, Va. April 1.-The Wash
inSton and Old Dominion Railroad has
started the work of electrifying its line
from this city to Alexandria Junction, a
distance of - miles. This was formerly
the Bluemont branch of the Southern
Railway Company.
Two years ago the present company &C
Tuircd the road and electrified all except
that part between A'cXa 1dria and the
junction. Steam cars IT" still IN opera
ton i."twcen Alexandria and the Judc-
ton. This has caused considerable de
lay in Transferring its passengers. herce
il MS LrC :ded to electrify the remainder
of the road. The work may be COM
peted this summer.
The almost ideal weather conditions
today brought out many, al
though the chilly tinge to the atmos-
phere caused all to keep on heavy
wraps, so that Easter headgear was
the only noticea BILE part of the fem
mime display. Hundreds of Alcxan
drians in the afternoon went to
Washington to join in the Easter
parade.
Large congregations attended the
services at the different churches and
elaborate musical programs were
given by augmented cboirs. Sermons
on the resurrection were preached 0y
the various ministers.
Easter festivals held by the Sun
day Schools of Grace, Christ and ST.
Paurs +. E. churches were largely
attended.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarinda Ciupper.
widow of John Q. A. Crupper. died
this morning at the home of her son,
Joseph l.. Crupper, near Falls Church
He is Washington lumber merchant
and formerly was postmaster of this
city. Her funeral will be held at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Christ
+. f. Church.
A number of Scottish Rite Masons this
afternoon gathered at the Masonic
Temple when the ceremony of relight-
ing the symbolic lights extinguished
Maundy, Thursday night took place.
Should weather conditions prove favor
able. it is expected that number Of
Alexandria's younger population will 60
Easter egg rolling tomorrow afternoon at
George Washington Park.
The funeral Of John Joseph Butler took
place this afternoon from his home in
upper Prince street. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. o. W. Triplctt, pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. Burial
was made in Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
ALLOTS RIVER-HARBO-. MONEY
Secretary Garrison Takes Care of
All big improvements.

The Secretary of War Yesterday an
nounced the allotment of the appro-
pris of s3O,O00.OOO authorized at
the last session of Congress for eX-
penditure on the rivers and harborS
All the big improvement projects are
cared for in the allotment made by
Secretary Garrison. The sum OF
81 500, 600 is made available for eX-
penditTre on the Hudson River
s. 100000 for the Delaware River be-
tween Philadelphia and the sea
SI.500O0O for the Mississippi, like
amount for the Missouri. 5000. 600 for
the Ohio. a little more than a mill
lion to continue work on the fourth
lock now in process of construction
on St. Marys River. Michigan. and
Sl.50O.000 TO continue the improve
ment of the Columbia River in Ore
gon and Washington. For improve
n1ent of the lower stretches of the
Mississippi $4,000 900 is placed at the
disposal of the Mississippi River
Commission.
The keonneSs of birds in hunting out
food was once attributed to their sens"
of smell hut il has been shown that it
iG 5un tn nla
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
VALUABLE COUPON.
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A cosent, Convincing. yet understandable
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

fHc p0CIenCe, the
fortitude. the sub
lime faith during the
period of expectancy
are second only to
the mother love be-
slowed upon the
most helpless but
most marvellous Gre
ation-a baby.
Women are quick
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
"poN'r WANT TO NAME NAMES.
Bat Certain Prominent New York.
ePs Are Learning Things.

ers Are Learning Things.
New York. April 4.-Numerous promi-
nent persons are receiving from an
anonymous source medals Dedicated
to the citizens Of the rum-soaked city
Of New York." On the medals is the
inscription: Some of the effects of
rum: Reyelry. Rowdyism, Ribaldry,
Riot, Remorse, ROguery. Ruin"
The police would like to know the
identity of the sender. and postal au.
thorities are making efforts to ind him
for them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
Jesus Died a Human
Raised a Spirit Being
The Resurrection of ChsBbe Clear and Harmonious on This Sub
jec-Theoy of Body Resurrection Unreasonabe-Feh and
Blood Cannot Inherit the Kingdom of God-Natura Men Can
not Appreciate Spiritual Things.

New York City.
April Anew York
city T e m p | e,
where the Bible in
motion pictures is
exhibited I " / C e
daily and Sunday
afternoons. " a S
used today in the
morning and even
ing by Pastor Rus
sell in addressinC
his increasing New
York congreSa-
ton. His drama
tization of Earth's
History will be
pre- sc mt e d this
week at the Pan
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
Motor Car Upkeep
Under the.Microscope
By Utility Test' 1915 MaxweN
CHAPTER i.

brothers perform. Believe me, l
didn't expect anything easy from
him. and I was not disappointed.
We started at six this morning
through some real sloppy roads
plenty of snow but l felt fine and
just dug right in and hummed along.
20 MILES PER GALLON
My speedometer registered 2,445.6.
and when | drove up to II. B. Leary.
Jrs. Maxwell Store. had covered
just 20J.4 miles. My gasoline Tank
showed had used 10 gallons, l quart
of gasoline. or at the rate of 20 miles
per gallon. and that's going some
even if | didn't have my new Easter
bonnet-wouldn't of worn it any
way, in all that slush.
NOT 4 "STI NT''
Now don't get tho idea that my
record is of special preparation. I'm
only stock Maxwell touring car
and almost new at that. | don't
doubt that. for publicity purposes,
| could show - miles per gallon If
necessary. I'm merely doing some
thing YOU will have a right 10 cX-
poet of YOUR Maxwell -, properly
adjusted and driven.
NO MECHANICAL TROUBLE
There was no mechanical diff
Guilty throughout the trip. Your
representatives signed statement is
in H. E. Leary. Jr's. ofliCe-the Max
we'll agency. Drop in and see il.
Watch this space tomorrow.
III have another chapter of Max
well efficiency to tell you.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
Greatest Event
in Woman's Life

All human experience looks back Il
motherhood as the wonder of wonders.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

American money in Germany 10 rated
at 3l1l for 81.
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Just to show Washington how
much it costs to run me, II. Z
Leary. Jr., has given me a special
assignment. I'm no longer mere
$3.50 automobile; I'm now rea
Object Lesson.
For one week I'm to travel city
streets and country roads exactly
as would do in your service.
Over every foot of the way III
have your representative with me
in the person of some observer, in
terested-like r0Urself-ln knowing
the cost OF motoring.
You're MATCHING ME
Your representative will certify
TO every drop Of gasoline or oil put
into my tanks He will take the
spec dCrneter readings. lie will keer
rigid track Of my tire economy. my
electric starter efficiency. my gen
cral bella vior. And we'll report to
Won daily through the columns OF
this newspaper.
During this week I'll be driven
900 miles AT all sorts % work. prob
ably equal to at least two months
of the work you'd give me.
MY FIRST DAY
I've already finished my first day s
work. and I'm proud of it.
Your representative today was C.
NJ Strictly. special factory repre-
sentative of the Maxwell Motor Co.
Inc. who drove me from Atlantic
City to Washington in order. he
said. TO get me here right" When
say drove me, | mean it. for he :
used TO seeing me and my many
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

A number of Scottish Rite Masons this
afternoon gathered at the Masonic
Temple. when the ceremony of relight-
ing the symbolic lights extinguished
Maundy, Thursday night took place.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

Should weather conditions prove favor
able. it is expected that a number Of
Alexandria's younger population will go
Easter egg rolling tomorrow afternoon at
George washington Park.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05
A Magnificent Showing
''GIen Urquhart"
P!aids and Checks
and Roman Stripes
Suits To Measure

We secured at a big
reduction this magniti-
cent line of the seasons
most fashionable fab
rics-the stylish Glen
Urquhart Plaids an d
Checks and r o m a n
Stripes-and put them
on sale today in suits to
measure at SIG. Why
pay $40 and $25 for a
ready-made suit, when
you can get a suit de-
signed by Mr.. Mudd
and tailored to your in
dividual measure for
SIG?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-05

The funeral of John Joseph Butler took
place this afternoon from his home in
upper Prince street. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. o. W. Triplctt, pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. Burial
was made in Bethel Cemetery.
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st. Paul calls attention to the differ
eilce between celestial bodies and ter
restrial or earthly bodies. and declares
that they have different giories. He
tells us that the first Adam was made a
living soul, a human being. but that our
Redeemer. who humbled Himself and
took the earthly nature-"for the suffer-
ing of death Hebrews 2:9l-thereby be-
came the Second Adam. the Heavenly
Lord. The wide distinction between the
Second Adam and the first Adam is
clearly set forth: one was earthly, and
the other il Heavenly.
st. Paul illustrates by saying that We
know of many kinds of organisms on
the earthly or heshly plane-one flesh Of
man. another of beasts, another of birds
and another of fishes. But however DIFF
ferent the organisms. they are all earthly.
So, on the Heavenly plane. the spirit
plane. there are varieties of organisms
but all are spirit.
Our Heavenly Father is the Head or
Chief-"God Is a Spirit" Cherubim.
seraphim. and the still lower order OF
angels are all spirit beings Christ
Jesus, our Redeemer. after finishing the
work Of sacrificing appointed Him. was
resurrected to the spirit plane-far above
angels, principalities and powersEnext
to the Father. CEphesians 1:20-23) Thus
We read. "He was put to death In the
flesh, but auickened (made slivel In the
spirit."-l Peter Sis
The more We examine the subject the
more foolish and unscripturai the views
handed down from the Dark Ages APP
Bear. Ths Scriptures clearly ret forth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-16
2ofal i. 8eridt.
llmftreider ftreifer.
5Grer siueitanienO babeu aeiterH bic
arbeit uidi anfseHpmmen.

Der Qusiiano Der 4nitrsi9sr bat
aeiiern allen Grnitss besonnen, bsnn
Die 1900 in Ten Counties SamiItpn,
asnton u. u.gampbtl iamen ssiierHUlors
aen nift 5ur @rbeii. 9afiir berfams
mslten iis ii9 in Der 6alle Der Gubrs
lsuie an Der 3fpolfieu unterbolb Der
Gin Strait. Da bieIelbe nbsr bic
eeute BEL W.it,m ni1t oufnsbmen
,onntt, sossn i, nad Der arbeiiertaIIt
uno bort purbs binier psrfdloHsneu
1biren bic Sag. beipro4tn. Der
Strsi. purbs bstanniIia bur9 bic
Beigruna Der leuts. an teinem Ban
mtbr su orbeitsu, an ipelfem Qihts
llnionalaTsr Derpsnbet iperotn, berbeis
oefiibrt. Die anitrsiherboHs baIten
baaeasn. baB bic @laierorbeiten nibt
BON ibnsn beiorgt tperben, fie infOlge
peiien aud isine apntroIle iiber bic
aeut. bGttsH unb bic Gorberuug Der
auftreit,er niht er5nineen i6nnten.
Die anbsrs Torberung Der 2eute, cine
9obnsuInes Don so Gents per Gtunos
pom l. Sanuar 1915 an, iommi nidt
in 9siraht. benn be 5u telpiuigsn bds
ben iit bic Weiiter btreit erfldri. CT
Iifs ileine Weiiter, bic cber uiht gum
9,rbano seborsn, baben bi. Jorberuns
ger Der qeute bstreffs Der Glaisr be.
ipi[iat. bod perrinqert eos uiat bes
ioubes bic 3abl Der 4usitdnbigsn.
Die bi.iia. Union Der aniirsi9sr sablt
runb 1900 Ritslieber. Mie bic 9oiie
faasn. tat Der Gtreit ouf bag sdnse
gduq.p.rb. sinftireiien ieinsn sroben
ginflub. Gs fub segentpdrtis nur
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bic finb ,rfi nd6ften Serbit fix bic
9lnitrsih.r bereit. Ods Gommiitet,
iptIdh.s be llnterbanbluns.n fir bic
9reiniguna Der 4nitrsiter apns
trattor,n fiihrt, beiteht aus ben 5erren
.otn 5beobaib, gbarles 6edmanH,
@oip1ro Ruebl, Sobn Greitpe unb
NiQiam aoiisr. Dos aommiitte Der
Strsitsr iebt fiH aug ben 6erren Gbs
tporb Mtnbenbda. ssrant Sacob, pbis
lip 9asbcri, Sdmuel ftllp uub Sas
cob aunS.Imann aufammen.