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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-02
Eureka Items

Those who helped V. Capps haul
sand were w. A. King and Dave IT.
land.
Mrs. C. II Morehouse took dinner
at the G. L. Morehouse home
Monday.
Paul Simmons injured his eye last
week.
Mrs. C e Morehouse visited Celia
Gruenbecker Tuesday
Mrs w A King and her mother,
Mrs. S. A. Caps we're IN Liberal
Tuesday.
Mrs Burns visited Mrs. Lubbers
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. c. e. MorehOuse called at the
W. A. King home Thursday.
Gel Gruenbecker attended church
in Liberal Thursday.
Several of the farmers are sowing
oats.
G. II. Morehouse sold his br ON
corn for S62 a ton. Vance Caps
helped him haul it to Liberal
Mr.. and Mrs, IIolsl cad took supper
at the C. &. Morehouse home Wednes-
day.
Robert Carson is not much i'm
proved at his writing.
Rev. DUNCAN preached at Eureka
Sunday morning. He will be our
pre- err tn com G year,
Little Eldon Straw visited Stewart
NeNman sunday
Ms Chss. Newmans mrther, Mrs
Harris from near Liberal is visiting
her.
Curtis Newman will soon leave for
his CAIN in Colorado.
The ladies aid has started nicely
again and will be glad to have sewing
10 do.
Our Sunday School was we'll at
tended last Sunday, about forty being
present. Everyone is invited,
Edith Young who has been staying
a few days with Mrs Bradley in Ty-
rome is at home.
Mesdames C. E and c. II More
house took 9s dozen of eggs to Liber-
al Thursday, receiving 10 cents doz-
en-
The oyster supper given by the
ladies aid was well attended; tine re-
ceipts being 80
John Gruenbecker was at the G.
f. Morehouse home Thursday.
Miss Lovica Morehouse has been
getting some dentist work done at
Liberal.
Violet Marguerite Morehouse called
on Gladys Delay Saturday.
q. H Morehouse and family took
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-04-02

J. r. Seitsinger, w. II. Hook, and
Curt Frankie, of Tyrone, were here
on business a couple of hours yester-
day.
Mrs. Emma e. Mann, who accom-
panied her daughter-in-law. Mrs. G.
L. Mann, TO Wichita last week for an
operation, reports that Mrs. Mann
stood the operation in good shape and
is getting along all right, which her
Liberal friends will be glad to learn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27

1882 entered the journalistic field
Six years later he unnecessarily con.
tested the Mid-Lanarkshire seat I'm
parliament. but was returned by con.
stiiuents In Southwest Ham IN 1892
He was chairman OF the Independent
Labor party from 1898 until 1900. and
led the labor party in the House Of
Commons from 1906 until 1908 In
1900 he was elected to represent Mer.
thyr Tydml
Mr. Keir Hardie founded and edited
the Miner IN 1887. and later was edit.
or OF the Labor Leader. the recognized
organ Of the independent labor move.
ment In Great Britain. lie uaa an ar.
dent temperance advocate both In
theory and practice. a widely read
man and n clear and excellent speak.
err
IN August 1912. Mr. Keir Hardie
visited the United States He deiiv.
cred speeches in The interest Of The
Socialist party al Boston. Chicago and
other cities.
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A Half-Timbered House of 9-Rooms. No. I23

This striking house is distin-
guished particularly on the exter-
Tor by long, sweeping roof lines.
its half-timbered second story, its
roof and balcony supported by
brackets. the liberal use OF lead
ed glass windows. its bay win
dow, the heavy piazza PLIERS and
its chimney pots. Within, a de-
parture from the conventional is
marked by the immense hall,
which cuts the house entirely in
two.
The piazza is 9x2O feet One
enters a square vesubule through
a glass paneled door. and through
another door admittance is
gained to the main hall. An open
stairway Of unusual width leads
to the second floor. Beneath the
stairs Is a good-sized clothes
closet. and at the end OF the hall
way is a toilet and lavatory.
Directly across from the foot of
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room. 1Ox13. and a maids bed
room. 10xl5. both with generous
closets. and in addition unlimited
storage space beneath the raj
tiers.
The house is finished in rough
cast stucco. with half-timbered
second story. The chimneys are
OF stucco. with terra Gotta CHM
ney pots. The roof is shingled.
The house is an exact sduere. 35
feet on a side. Altogether a most
satisfying home for any family.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects to furnish es-
hmated cost Of construction or
any other information desired re-
garding the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers to
make suggestions for plans which
they wouldlike illustrated in the
future. Please address all com
municatiOns 20 Ashley and Peter
son. Springfield. Mass.
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-THE-PIKB


tne COMMITTEES on rFntemaffc bench
tnee 1f the rrcabI terry 1f Nheaffrr
tpnllteq 81 last weeks meeting n
lee t.ffapytcry On Holidays cove fhe
ccptionaiiy hiFh
q he stone Church AZ Elm Grove. Rev
- LsMeliyn, pastor has "a member.
nlp .0f b1f. adding s1 cuuIuunIr.lr f l.
lnl losing 20. during the Voar mis-
sunday school o. the second farrarf fr.
80, ~. anytery, having 700 onIrrra.
teachers and members The rauar......
tipnal contributions nf this rhurrb 81
We largest in the preanVferv f0fnffrr
NlN.lgAi exclusive ~ runfrIfrffrn- b..
boards and special work
The Vance Memorial church. WooIa-
niie. Rev. y Potter u o. narrar.
p among the largest. hHFIur $50 conn
.'-Nli' auin. haNlug rnIrnn af and Inrf
lH curing tho yrnr. This aunHnr rrEorI
Dr. me third largest with Gss onIrrrs
teachers und pupils
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for the new Scottish Rite Cathedral.
costing s1540O0: the permit for the
Fort Henry Club addition. at $40. 600.
$1,000.
Those issued were:
Charles Danner and Stewart Folk.
repairs. 609-611 Market street: Dorm
& Metzger.
John Wenzel Co. repairs. 1918 Wood
street; A. c. Fisher 4 Son.
Wenzel Bros. once, 45Os Jacob: A.
c. Fisher & Son.
Son.
kloss Ice Cream Co. storage room.
1927 Jacob; Fisher a Son.
Fort Henry. one-story addition.
Fourteenth and Chaplfne; r. r. Kitch-
en- Co.; $4,000.
John Tappy. wagon shed. Ss32 Wet
eel
Scottish Rite Trustees, brick. iron
and concrete four-story building. By
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the stairs are the wide French
doors which admit 10 the living
room, 24x13.6 feet. A bay win.
dow on the front OF the house af-
fords opportunity for a comfort.
able window seat. which has long
narrow loaded glass windows on
each side. A fireplace OF tapes
try brick harmonizes with the
tiny panes of loaded glass used in
such profusion.
To the left Of the stairs a hall
extends at right angles toward
the rear OF the house. terminal
ing in a hat closet. To the left
is the dining room. reached BY a
French door. This room Is I5xI4
feet. Two group windows admit
an abundance of light. In one
corner is a china closet - with
buffet.
The kitchen, 13x1Oe feet, is
reached from the right OF the
hallway A good-sized pantry is
situated between kitchen and din
ing room. communicating with
WIN a snall entry, reached by
side door. opens upon the
kitchen and also to the basement
stairs.
The second story is a delight
TO the housewife. -Four bed
rooms. 15x14. 13x13, 12x15:6 and
l2x15.6 feet respectively. all with
large closets, are grouped around
a central hall. Each bedroom
has windows on two sides. In
addition there Is a bathroom. a
linen closet. 9x9 feet. with a bal
cony. II preferred. this may be
utilized for a playroom for the
children. the addition OF a win
dow making its use practicable
even in the coolest weather.
On the third floor are a bed
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INSPECTOR ISSUES
THIRTEEN PERMITS
UNLUckY NUMBER OF BUILDING
LICENSES ALLOWED DUR
ING LAST WEEK.
Scottish Rite Bodies Get Permission
10 Erect New csthedral at EST
mated Cost OF sf54,0Oo.

There amt no use talkin'. City
Building Inspector John J. Fahey sure
ly likes to issue thirteen building per-
n;its weekly. He duplicated former
actions. last week. by again issuing
the unlucky number. However. he
can be excused this time. as the per
mits amounted TO over S2O0. 900.
Included In the list is the permit
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dral. October 2s. 1915. This ceremo-
ny viii take place during the week OF
the annual fall festival and reunion OF
the Masonic bodies. and win be held
on Rose Croix day.
The building is being erected on
the site OF the one destroyed by fire at
Byron and Fourteenth streets. Its
construction work is being done by
the r. r. Kitchen Company. under
the superintendent OF b. Z. Hamil-
ton. The work has been going along
rapidly. and Il has been decided to
Ia ythe cornerstone at a time when
the city IL welcoming the Masons.
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Just the Thing for q Bilious ATTACH
a man Dc about as sick AZ he ever
sets when he has a bad bilious aftsot
and 10 has surprised many a man 10
ma tnat By taking Chamberlain TAB.
leie as directed he was az well a.
ever two days later. and that be- had
on appetite like a hired man. Cham.
periain's Tablets invieorato the afom.
ach an dcnabio % 10 perform ts func.
tlons naturally. They also regulate the
bowels. AZ en- agreeable laxative thov
ate unsurpassed. Obtainablo every
where
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Comments In a recent issue OF the
Malayan Tin and Rubber Journal in
dictate that many persons believe
that after the war there will be a big
demand for cocoanut fats. They argue
that a large number OF the dairy cows
on the Continent will have been de-
stroyed and the manufacture OF but
ter from animal fats accordingly re-
stricted
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each member bringing a new scboiar a
eertincate viii be issued and the uoses-
sion Or three such certificates will en-
comes his or her personal properfv rrr-
N-r AlN membership campaign auffN-
tlf button viii be presented az tho
lor' or cach month 10 all scholars hnv-
ING n perfect attendance record Tor the
muntht ~ The close o. the CAMPAIGN Il
Hpc tial reward viii b. given all those
tho uHHInH -NA
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day o. Woodsdalo after a three weeks
visit with relatives in Denver, Colo.
r. a. showers OF Film grove has re-
turned from q business trip 90 farkcra-
burg
Nrr. Robert Anderson and daughter.
Miss kathoryu of EdFiurton Lane. viii
leave today for Washington. -. g.,
where they will spend some time
fuYGlhe on 90 Elm Grove lcff NtHtcr-
day FOR Toledo. o.. where De has ac-
ccptcd "a position with railroad COM
uanY.
Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Yoke and Mr.
and Mrs Austin UnNia OF Fulton re-
turned Yesterday from WayucahurE. Pa,
W here they spent the past week.
ElEie Bowman of Elm Grove is spend
ing several days ne pittaburrh Pa
Matt Altmvrr 81 Fulton lcff VCHtrr.
daV Tor quaker city. o.. where be viii
suaul several days
Mr. and Mrat acob Eatcl of Flush
lnE. o. ere the guest OF relatives at
MoodlaWn.
Read Huah g Eufferforfa rforv On
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Ihe roller rtatinr RINK we formally
nurnel yesterday To- fhe C4rfrg Ia
WhfeNnr park. fHr fhe rHil and winter
-'.pn under one direction rf John
tfunt iu-IuE tue winter the Trindei-
.'tH WIZ practice in Tire Casino and bel
Dr. rtprrtrd fhaf several rood Games uiif
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poi the absence ~ Wnu 81 ID ffrrf
rafior n thc Vim Grove NJ " crurch.
y, 'r,..s.a'ltl fadinE p N conference
lirnWunf. delivered two rddrreara rea.
lerHaf o. the members OF fha runrrern.
il.h. 'ahlnE both morning ard oven.
.nE special music was furnished 81
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ln couneCtlou with fhc rain dav Co
p. nhaerved next sunday hy the Mems
HihIn class Of fhn Vance Nrrrrrf.r
Ircahy tcriuu church Judge Irwin I'll
w afhinRtuns Pa. viii address fhr mem.
noff ~ the class AZ this time nu &c
tprt WI ee made to have at least goo
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Ihu council off FULTON VIII meet fbir
MINIS in thr town hail Dol special err.
rlnu fnr ODE purpose OF ruuaIderiur "a
nlinuef of matters. Bids f1r paving Can.
'e opcued and he contract VIII prob
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ron and Fourteenth streets: R. R.
Kitchen Co. S154 600
James Bishop. addition 10 kitchen.
101i Lind
H. f. Hillman. alterations. IS Elev-
enth street: Harris 4 Spindler
ST Joseph convent. one-story add
ton. Fourteenth and Eoff; John l.
Giesey Co. $1,000.
Mary Howe. repairs. 2722 Eof
Il. J. Baker. repairs. It's Alley Is.
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nutI March lefh individual annrfr viii
hr uut lnrIr 0u the part of Members
~ tnr NunUr Memorial Presbyterian
sunday school &c W0udrf1lr a. fn.
fre1.e The present rfrulluanf from T11
tu 1000 ln order tn accomplish this
the foliuwlnr rewards are anercd 10
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ME- William Peters ~ tho Bethany
iiHe Or rialilug relatives af surinrnrld
Mr end Mrs Joseph ncutcr ard fam
llf ard Mr. and Mrs Adar blum AMI
familr win their rufaf Mrs u Chnrira
trrenr Of Mnudlawu. who have been VIE.
lflnr eastern rIflea on al auto ffIn a..
rived hume Nrrf rrfnv
Moses tllkcn returned home ynater-
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The bowling alleys in the Y. NJ. c.
A. are being repaired this week and
new equipment is being added. The
bowlers OF the association will hold
a meeting this week TO make prepare
tons for the winter. A league win
also be formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27

The members OF Willow Glen lodge No
9l, Junior order of American Mechaniee
VIII give lawn fefe on Wedneedar
evening VIII De- q voting contest which
VIII be- oucn Co al who attend An am
l.iic prnEram VIII De rendered and prizof
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iNn HlnlaN school OF The Vance Mem.
9rial frcruF trriau church and the at.
lruhanNo lu every department. OF fhn
sunday school was r1nriliershfr IL
cffHed. ne enrolment numbering over
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RUN Dowx Bx TRAIN.

Special Dispatch To The InteIIiEencer.
STEUBENVILLE. O.. sept. ss-En-
route TO the railroad depot 10 20 TO Italy
as reservist Frank Lance. aged 2i
years was run down and killed as he
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The Boys brigade of the sfor. rt.+.t
en- im Drove. VIII meet THURSDAY rUsn-
lnE. Tor drill All mrmhrrr arc rr.
Iu. ..ed o. report Dol fufl uniform urif
llent but thif wccFH meeting dafa has
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German furniture makers impart
coloTs to several native woods by
burning them. when freshly cut Tor
several months In earth mixed with
limo and other materials
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LAY CORNERSTONE
Ceremony at New Scottish Rite Ca
thedral Will BE Held Otober
26-Rebuildins Goes Rap
Idly Forward.

Plans have been practically com
pleted for the laying OF the corner
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clarkahurg- hrnIlfaffrr Coal a.,
Falfmnut ". Va. and Continental hide
baltimore. MA. engaged Allen y Csnrrif
80. of tnlcnrn. Ili. 90 design ana com
Hrurf trplfH ana screens and fn cleo.
irifg new mincH on Helene Run. urirrr
20 have duplicate equipment and are
BENG dcaifned Tor average daily OUTPUT
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talrmont -First Presbyterian Church
n hayinF plans prepared by Vi. De- SICK.
a. ltyl Euclid Ave. Cleveland. o.. Tor
n.liainF, story, cost about SIS 900 u
W. barnes. Chairman building Com
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IMPROVING ALLEYS.

walked the tracks by Panhandle rail-
road freight train this morning.
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Princeton @ ~ Brown will iei sen
tfttn Nuufrncfr 90 erect apartment.
tnd tnrf menf, brick. tIn roof wood fIfa
ono concrete floor, bot water heat. cleo
lrio light, cost fi1 900. a. o. Wrr1nr
erchllert lrincrton. who may b. ad-
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Wiloyville Board OF Education. F1Is
BuMuelt Hecy.. viii erect achool.
rooms. bids due sept %
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'sg Tho service. ar, held each even
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Craneco- LoraIn Coal a coke 90 ~
crnnrco. ". Va. and Cleveland. D IL
reported Co., have lct contract fo build
coal fluulea
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Hunting on--W Warehouse Land Co IN
warehouse. 100E15 o.
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bethany Presbyterian Church d. b.v-
inF plans prepared by W rT Niofiaa
1901 Euclid Ave. Cleveland. o. Tor Hrfrf
and stone buiidirF cost about $4,000
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Electricity was fret used IN q mine
in 1879. when a Scotch comiory was
lghiod with H.
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head Hugh s. Fuiierton's story on
Dopine ne WORLDS Series" on the
sporting Page. this nnornina
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WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

Beckley--H. r. Caifeo a Son have
plane b. r. "a. calfee Becklsy. for store
Undertaking establishment. garage and
dwelling az 1ff7 Third Ave. stories
and basement. 5oE5o o.. brick. tile. stone
ana concrete furnace heat. electric
light, cost 5000.
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Princeton.-G. a. Brown viii let sem
aIA.e contracts O. erect store and an
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hatonka--Cafonia Thomas opens bids
sept 10 90 erect store aud office
BUILDING stories and harH ufnf. l1r5g
IT, brick = N nFbrrfor roof. wood and
cuucrefe floor, nof-wafer heat. electric
lghf coat 5000 A u. WVronr. Archt.
Princeton. ~ w. Address owner
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]. kerr HARDIE
DIES In GLASGOW

LONDON. Sept 26. 2.5S a.. M
James Keir Hardic died OF pneumonia
in a nursing homo af GLASGOW this
morning o. vas "a labor member in
parliament and The leader of the
peace element in inc British Social
ist rarty-
James kcir Hardio was born in
Scotland August 10. 1886. and worked
under ground al plt boy and pit
man. We early became well known as
a speaker IN the temperance move
ment but eventually became profni-
nent I'M labor and other advanced
democratic and socialistic circles.
Mr. keir Hardic became president
Of Che Ayrshire miners union. aud in
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West Murcland Board NJ Education Of
Drrrdo Diet. John skean. gerr.. Kerova.
Route o. W Va rl1 erect school. brick
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Read Hugh s. Fuilcrton's story on
Doping the WORLDS Series on the
sporting Page. this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06
GERMANS ATTACK II
SHIPS In THREE DAYS
French Steamship and Several
English TrawlprS Sunk
Five Lives Lost.

LoSpoS, June 5--cierman submarines
have been active during the last TWEEN
ty-four hours. The trawlers Horace and
Economy were sunk yesterday in the
North Sea after the crews had been or
dered 10 seek safety aboard third
British trawler. the Little Boy. The
Little Boy reached Norwich to-day with
all men safe. Bombs were placed on
board the Economy and Horace
The ;rawlers S,ra;hhran and sunset
Head, the steam drifter Edna MAJ and
the scottish schooner George and Mary
also have been sunk by German suhra-
rines. The crews Of all four boats
were saved The crew of the Geor Se
and Mary reported that the vessel was
torpedued without warnlng.
In addition tho French steamship PEN
field has been sunk in the English Chan
mel. She was of 794 tons and wa.
bound from Nantes. France. for Cardir,
Wales. Her crew was saved.
The fshtng boat Kathleen has been
sunk of the Scotch coast. Her crew
was landed at Petcrhead.
In all seventeen vessels have been at
tackled by German submarines in the
last three days with the loss Of four
men OF the crew and a boy passenger
Of the trawler Victoria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06
Warn Americans TO Flee
London TO Avotd Air Raid
Anonymous Telephone Messages Advise Several to
Hurry From Capital-Embassy Denies knowledge
of Source of Counsel-Bombs Dropped on Coasts.
was attributed to shock caused by the


was attributed to shock caused by the
raid"
Dispatches telling OF warnings tele-
phoned to Americans In London to pro-
tect themselves against another Zeppelin
raid were received In New York yester-
day with some anxiety. The lesson OF
the LusitNnia is responsible for the at
tention paid to what ordinarily might
be considered a joke OF "A morbid person
II will he recalled that the Lusitania
left New York on Saturday. May !. and
that morning newspapers of the country
carried advertisements over the sigma
ture OF the German Embassy at Wash
ington warning Americans to stay of
the ships OF Germany's enemies. In
addition few hours before sailing n
number of well known passengers, many
81 whom afterward lost their lives. re-
ceived messages by telephone and tele-
graph advising them to take some other
ship. Charles Frohman received such a
message and so did Charles Klein. the
playwright. according 10 report. Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt received a telegram
at the pier giving him a warning. AL
though the Cunard Line afterward de-
MED the message. IL was declared TO
have been sent TO his friends Mysten-
Gus men. II is said. were about the pier
until the vessel sailed. handing out
warnings
The mysterious telephone messages In
London are taken to be along a similar
line and TO indicate that Germany may
be about to undertake "A wholesale air
bombardment.