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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

Baltimore & Ohio became a feature
On the Consolidated Exchange in the
ate afternoon yesterday, when it rose
sharply following the dividend an
nouncement Its first transaction was
al 69iA, which proved it's lowest for
the day. Corn Products changed hands
At 10, Allis-Chalmers at 8 and Colorado
Southern first preferred at AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
once %
RROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COAfANi

enFl
Borough Of Brooklyn. December 81. - -.
The annual meeting OF the siockhoiieo o. 80
p,i.otlyS Rspd Transit Company Tor ne &c.,
N Ave Isl directors 20 serve three 90 va, ~
Of three 80 inspectors Of election . sefw ar.
next succeeding annual meeting s.n lW -, 70
duly brought before the meeting. VIII 70 a. i9if
twelve o'clock noon on Friday. January 80 Si,,s,
- the ONCE OF the COMPANY. - .A''' ~ nsis
WI remain open Tor one hour INC f.@gfr5
B5ohs viii be closed At o'clock 7. VI On On. 49,
I'm. 1915 and will remain closed u. ..L.ssirs al
A NJ on the dag Immediately su'
stockhoiders' meeting ....,,..-,>, s.,,ts,J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Bank of England Return.

London Jan. IA. The weekly return Of the Bank
Of England SHOWS the following changes Total re-
sefy, Increased n 3it 600 circulation decreased f.0g
900 bullion Increased f5l2i0l. other securic, de-
creased SOL 900. other deposits decreased ali 2sa
000 public deposits increased Eel 03i 900 notes
Increased 81 $4,000 and government securities
Increased a, 2Ss coo
rhe proportion u tho banks reserve 20 liabilities
this week. 80 III per cent unchanged from last week
Ihs rata Of discount remains per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Tur BALTIMORE & ONO RAiLH"
's'1 InNptNN
OFFICE or TIE sbChh.lI "a isik

OFFICE OF TIE sEChhI - islk
baltimore. Nd. January - 10.
The Board OF Directors this ne Con-
clared from the net earnings OF pna..ubsr
many for the six months endeIt De- Cent
81. 1914. q dividend or Two ~ COMPANY.
o March l. 1915. 10 the sloeS oa FEB
81 record az the close OF business ~
ruary /. 1915. ,-., tom, the sur.
-. sarnine. 81 tho COMPANY Il., On
~ Two and one-hslf e. 49, Per psys.
the Common stock OF The COM PSti,,i,lers Q,
bic March 1. 1915. 10 the e'oeH "s "a Fe5-
ruary I. 1915. ,, close.
'"N =. ~ NsnnI FORD. ScNiNN~-fs--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Thursday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
BOND SALES on THE STOCh EACHhN"i
1ulRspAY. January u. 1915.

York stock Exchange h""'! e,
=, oIo ono against Wednesday s2OOoo week ago NV"
sci GOO ,car ago to date S2oiSooo '' COW
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
LONDON MARKET
GROWS BROADER
Bank of England Sells 81, 300,'
900 in Gold, Supposedly for
This Country.

London. Jan. IA. Markings extend
ing to industrial shipping and rubber
shares indicated that outsiders are be
coming more confident. Home rails
were active and higher on dividend an
ticipations. Foreign bonds and Ameri-
can railroad bonds received consider
able attention.
The American section was fairly &C
tive and steady, with the most bust
ness in Canadian Pacific shares.
Approval by the board of governors
Of the New York Stock Exchange of
restoring arbitrage business between
New York and European markets raised
the hope here that London would soon
do likewise.
Money and discount rates were easy.
Money loaned at per cent. Discount
rates for short bills were 21s to pa
for three months. pa. The Bank OF
England sold Sl,31O,O00 gold to-day
The sale is believed TO be for America
and includes French coin.
Consols closed unchanged at 6S12 foI
money.
Gold premium at Madrid was 240, at
Lisbon, 80.
por;e January, 1.-THE tone OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1918.

JANUARY II, 1913 .-o.oo
l3loo
week ago and January TO date i''' "S
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INpUSTRiALS.

BID. Ash. BIu. ASh.
Am L & T 325 go Savoy OIL. 6
do pr .....lo9 i'll lob Prod IF $
'Elec Boat. % IS g Of a. e.G "
sdo pr .... IS 45 DO pref.....ll liz
Houston oil 1913 III Way o 9 80 ~.
L Y Coal Sl6O 10 Willys-Oyerl. " -
Monhqt IT.: 81 - do pr ''''''' " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
BONDS.

%. 900 CMSstP CIV 5slOlt. 1913. 1914 101',
II 900 Oh & Nwn 5s..l0Si. 1855, lcst 1855
.Unlistel Sells cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

nNuY IMPORTS AND EFFORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
r,crchandise at the Port of New York
we're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

Paris. January 1.-THE tone Of the
BOurse was quiet to-day. Three per
cent rentcs closed 10 confines higher
at 73 francs 10 confines. Exchange on
London, % francs 10 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
IT IIWW Us
MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS.
MINING.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

.rnlI.lel. ts.Ils cent, ~ .haI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

81 oo) Cumb Tel 5s.... % IS % eo
I 900 Mass Gas 4ias.. OPS, 'e's 9-'. g
i.OoO \ e Tel 5s.....lOOit 1907, 1905. 100
200 Init Fruit f7s. 20 20 20 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-14
O SAFE PIANOS.

NEW high grade player plano OF the very
best to exchange for > passenger car;
one slightly used player piano, $40 cash;
enc plain burl walnut piano, S160 cash
one dark oak piano. S155 cash one good
high organ with mirror. Sc; one used Hal
let and Davis piano. The above pianos are
In fine condition with no mars on them.
j. VI. Rose, 514 :. Michigan st. Home
phone 1858. Bell phone 235.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-14

HELP

1 NANi good demonstrators 40 once. In
trouuElng new article that saves much
Iamliy Interested. Delivered o. trial and
sMat weekly payments. Work permanent
IN South Bend and Mishawaka. No deposit
Lasalle nv. We
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S-5Oo mc,.b
Llst government Jobs open--free. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 9S.F. Rochester \ Va
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
BULK on GERMAN WAR LOAN
FROM SMALL SUBSCRIBERS
Analysis Of Returns Shows That
Citizens Of Al Classes Con-
tribute 10 Great FUND.

New York, April l8-Analysis Of
che subscription to the second great
German war loan shows that its sue
cess Is due in no small measure to
the small contributions Of individuals
subscribing direct or through savings
institutions, loan associations and
other channels. History records
few parallels to this display Of ma
tional unity, patriotism and deter
mination to win, says a dispatch to
The New York staats-Zoitung which
elassifes the contributions thus:
The official statistics of the sub
seriptions for the second German war
loan show that altogether 9,060,000,-
coo marks ($2,265 ,0OO,O00) were
subscribed -Four hundred and fifty
two thousand one hundred and thir-
teen people of small mean sub
scribed sums of 200 marks (S50) or
less, aggregating altogether 71,000,-
900 marks (St7, 100000. Individual
subscriptions Of 100000 marks
(~s250,00O) or more were made by
1926 people, the entire sum amounting
to 1,162, O0o, 900 marks (~s290,50O,-
O0O).
The Reichsbank placed 565, 600, 900
marks (s141, 250,0O0) in subscrip-
tons, other banks $500, 000 ,00O
marks Isl, 398, 900, 0OO), savings banks
1877, 100000 marks ($494, 250,00O),
life insurance companies 3,844, 000,-
900 marks 1861, 0OO,0OO), loan COM
panies 4SO,0oo,0o0 marks ($107,5OO,-
000) and the associations Of the
postal employees 49, 200 marks
($2S, OOO,O0O).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
.6ilfsperein.

lle6ermorgen, Mtttmoh ben a..
9lpril, miro Der 6rauen. 9iIisoerein
cine 8%eriammhmq i'm 9eutiden
6aas balten. @ir molten beipre.
den, mann bic fertigen 0eden a6ae.
idift meroen ioaerL mie pieIe mir
nod nd6eu f6nnen, tpie uno mann
oas 9ortenfran3den abge1alten un0
iUie piele uuo pelhe greiie fir
0aiielbe ausgeieet tperoen iolen. lin
8 llhr gtebt es 4affee uH0 SUDDEN.
Soffcntlid befonnneu mir oaourdl
zine hitbihe 3nloge 81 u%iierer angc-
iommelten Summe unD t0nnen al.
len 8etbeiligten porleien, ME Diel
mir pieOer NIT Silfe aiitiger 5reun-
be 8uiammen baben.
Gte 5duloloieH iber bic oas
llngIiid 10 grdBIid bereiugebrodleu,
fonnen mieoer an ms bier gIau-
ben penm tie ie6en, ME mir on tic
oeufen uno Sr lie ioraeu. 10 gut
unc Diel mir f0nHen.
9. 90. Aobnemarli, Sdrtftf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
Sab Cmaaa.

lie IN Ser geitrtgan Stoot.
rat5siibun9 porgelegte gailor6mtag
puroe auf cine 3ofe 3l%iriidgdtcllt
Webrere 4fl1iteringsfoutraft pllr.
0en .pergeben un6 i'm llebrigen ullr
Rrltiueaeihdfte crIeoigt. Ole n1d.
ite Sieung oes Staotratbs iiu0et
@organ itatt.
Der @enerolmanager Wl, n.
MurpbD Der bieiigen Gu0a6p @roB.
ifIa6terei reiite mad aania8 Gitp,
nm Die Grploiion in Der 6orttgeu
anlage 81 uilteriudeu.
Ter blsberige SouruaEtlcrt
2a6islous 5e6laccf in Der Amt8.
itele ocs 5taotfetrctGrs Mill reiig.
uieren uto cine 6arm in Mloutano
iibernebmen.
Mlorgen q6eno iuirO Der Mar.
m Wafers Club einen Bal In Der
Mooie Sail 1bbnLten.
Mit &idiift auf bas StaatB.
fegeIturnier iii 2intoIn muBte oaS
beige aegeln I'M bic Meiitaidait
bon Glib 9Wabd oerIegt fper6en.
Sn Der llnteriudung gegen
emil glu3id, Der ON 5. 0ldrJ ieiner
6ran bic qeble Ourdidnitt, mafta
Der angeflagte geItenb, 6ab er 0ie
Ibot IN einem 8ultan0e Don IRE.
landoIie, 9rlmfenbeit uno 5eitweiIer
@eiites9eitortbcit begougen babe.
Sic a9ooiter fir Glib omaha"
crreidten ben eriten abifnitt i6rer
aaitationsrciie, ais iie geitcrn in
Belle bourde, e. o. nntamen.
9tle iiuo geiun0, mullter uu0 poQ
gutter 3itDerltft.
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- ~ -

aff-
tf sf E8sa
s t tH fIHaf. l.ei. j. 5lf
ilatffa
aa 6f mf
irt HHh lHHftt Wtftlih Wii
ittlad. tt3eat a.tG Hth
aHief 0LifH Hf Hidt lHs Ciiai
fiht m aafuai m hsn lahtH mlfa
nailti mlut ferfpafi. a.ff
Nal1et= 8ftegN mNG uuf Hff Giali
SEE mdt atttlm mtN uh h DO
8mctla ittar- mh hct# sci. De
4iguic iiIb mo5l pgn.iH gtitWca
a.tr bfteHuln iluHe UaH ollie
Btnaflefh faHd slru0t lu solicit.
dNacHdIaih 0ror.8s .1 ntitr.
H t}gU 90 QroBtu per 100 0ilo.
arunm 8ga9en $50 Nrotm gldta
26 arorat lt btitgH 0rbiru 81
4 go. Rcis 81. 100, Ntbun 8t -.
0oben fonn MON alc uas man
lrtu Iie SHnmI matgH maal eiDas
idpart 1alr bod gttt, Get 3uci
Joten att e tgiue me6r Nlr
modem ms ober iett ais ueibem
Roaaenme5l Elm itiHes ghld6rot.
aClio IS idlimm it es nidt Sol
ten mir NOD melr iparaf muiien.
madlt es and Hidlte uniarc 6einoe
ioam uidlt trmmpbircn Nir balicn
es 6urdll &orldufia clio teinf
9ouae uuiare SoIooteu buben mo1t
SdDeres mit3umad1n un0 ou55a'
uetcrmadt. oeuen aud ffiu 9}ittcl
5ir 4rieafi9rlra 8u iaIcdt lit;
dbcr mir baben Ia &el0ea. Gerior9t
.iH0 miicre Iupyeu ie9r ant. &or.
gateru giug bier cine Iraina6t5eI,
lung Tort Die fin 5pei Monate boI
.itda0i8 m~isactottct lit. Iie Mann.
idait mar NIT erbetteten auiicn,
manteln allsgerirtct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
SHAW ASsAILs HYPOCRISY
BEHIND TALK OF BELGIUM

New York, April 13.-George Ber-
nard Shaw again assails the hypo-
crisy behind the talk Of the viola
ton Of Belgian neutrality in an ar
ticle in the London Nation, just re-
ceived. Says Shaw:
Nobody, as far as / know, al
leges that the violation Of the Bel
gian treaty is an excuse invented
by %hypoerites. The hypocrisy lies
in prentending that the breach of a
treaty Of that age or any violation
Of neutrality under stress Of military
necessity is an action Of which only
exceptionally infamous and depraved
powers are capable and that such
proceedings on u part r un-
thinkable.
'The plain fact is that we have
not only done such things, but just
flied them in the exact terms used
by the German chancellor when apo
logizing for the onslaught on Bel
GUM. And as all the neutral pow
ers, having done such things them
selves, know this perfectly WE'LL
the Germans take good care Of thas
Our hypocrites do no very serious
damage abroad by their irritating
pharisaism."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
SAINT s%riegsanleibel
@efanntes 8aufbaHs fat iid Dor.
redDt geiidert nnb bietet i'm als
cute aapitalsanlage on.

Bon bem beitens befonnten 9anfa
battle zimmerman & 6oribab, g.
III @al Ctr Rerp 9orf, gebt uns
foIoenOes Gdreiben 3u:
n8ie es S6uen betanut, tDuroen
0ie Gublfriptionsliiten iitr Die neue
5 pro5entige 9eutide Rei6Souleibe,
untiin0bar bis 1924, uno
D pro5enttge 3eutihe Retd sihabm.
peiiungeu, riid3ahE6ar nttr9 Nus.
IoiuIld IN 1921 uHo 1922,
an 81. @tdr5 enOgiltig geidloiien
un6 Oieie @miIiioneu me9r ais Bop.
peIt lberseihnet.
Mir iino in Der Sage, 6ieie Bombs
aus unferem geiibtbunt gum utuer.
Gf6erten 4reis non $212.50 fiir ie
1000 Mlarf, fpeienfreie 9lbliefcrmg
in Den @~ereinigten Staater, su ofie.
rieren. Gieie RegierHtas- 0bligati.
onen limb ausgefertigt III Stider
bon. 100, 200, 800, 1000, 1000,
5000 un0 10000 Dart, nit Gins.
fdeinen 3abl6ar am 2. Sanuar mo
+. Suli jeoes Sahres Der Gins.
genuB 6eainnt am Iage Der pom
nlis erbaltenen 8dblung fir Die &c.
fauften Bombs, mo leHoen mir un'
ieren Snterimsidein 0atm prompt
eth. ben mir geget bic 0efinitfpen
Glide uuttauidelt iobalo oieieIben
ans europa ~cintreffen.
Abgeieben pom Dem biligeu Brais
uu6 bet gllten 8ersiniung Oieier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
NnIeaeperthe. bieten

er%ItfIniiigen glnIegetpert6e, bietcn
oieiel6en aud 6asbolb einen 6eion-
oerel Rei3, neil bic oeatide galuta
aiigenblidIid 70 nieOrig Itebt. 9ei
Dem inneren @ertb Der 0aitihen
.8nluta unter!iegt es feinem 3uei.
feI, Dab oieie ben friibera1 boben
Stan0 nieoer eiunebmen miro, 10.
balo Der arieg been6et lit bel.
leid)t nod friiber. Inter geriid.
iidtigung oieier Ebatin6er felt iit
oas 3insertragnib BEL einem aaufe
su unierem 9ffertpreiie aui ca. Z
Bro3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
German Geo GroB Gelegates
1923 8roaoDag aoom 507,
Stem Sort.

Stem gorf.
Nem 9orf, .. Qpril 1915.
Brau gertu @eBidmoun,
@oriisen0e oes 6rauens pilfs Ser.
elm BON Cmaba, 0ebr.
Sebr eeebrte, gn1bige Groul
SIR Die uns Ourh 8ermittlumg
Der aaiierliden gotidnft in go
.ibington itberianote bodber5iga
5pen6e bon 5000 oes 5rouen.
9ilfs 8ereins bon Omaha ioge idJ
Sbnen mo ben anoern Danten 6es
8oritanoes, iotpie alien iibrigen
opferfrenoigen Mitglieoern Sores
.8ereins i'm Wnnen uniereS Der.
banbes ben beraliditen Cant.
Sbre Spenoe nirb Sbrem 8uH.
Idle semab bon urierem Central.
aomite unber8iigIif uno un0erfiir3t
fir 4eutinlanbs 8itmen uito Sal.
len perDen0et lper0en.
Nus Dem beiIiegenoen 4ufinb iii.
iereS General 5efretGrs In Berlin
miro es Gle, ME i'd nnnebme, in
tereiiiren, 5u entnebmen, Elm pie
bielieitiges uno umfangreihes SilfS.
Imerf bon unierem Qerbanoe m1breno
hes arieee5 au5gciibt miro. Auf
@unif itebeu 51nen gerne meitere
Gremplore fir SIRE 9fitbeIferinuci
our 8erfigmg.
Nit bor5iiglititer Sohohtung
e. 8eder,
aaiierlider gc3irts. glmtmanu,
GeIegirter oes Geutlden 90.
then areu5es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
9anf ppm Mnt6rn 0renae.

5rnu 8ertu Besidmann erGielt
be8iiglid Der 8eitrage oeS Geutiteu
acknowledgements al ben 5amm
lungen oes amerifanii1en Notbeu
areu5es folgenoen Brief oes &c.
iddftsfiibrenoen @orIiben0en:
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
Natl Headquarters 1924 III st. N. w.
Washington, D. g.
April 8, 1915.
Mrs. B. Getzschmann,
Omaha, Nebr.
Dear Mrs. Getzschmann
Many thank for your kind letter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

Of the French in Morocco, Of the
English in Hongkong, Ceylon and
other British colonies.
JOHANN ALBRIGHT,
Duke Of M~ecklenburg, President Of
the German Colonial Society,""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
gluB benz Gtaatc.

Eecumieb. Die 6ritbidbrs . Ger.
hcr @eiitIideu ocs g3e.
brasfa Gitp.G iitrifts tpuroe 92on.
tag Abei6 init ca. 60 U9itglie6ern
crofinet. Gie @r6ffmmgsaniprafe
murbe pom 9aitor q. Is. aeritcn ans
alcranOria gcbalten.
9eemer. Inter ben agipiBien
Der 6reiulaurerloge ianoen bier in
Der 0tetbooiitenfit6e Die 9eeroi.
guugsieierlidfeiten fir ben an
2omersiag bier inn alter BON AZ
Sabren b~eriiorbenen 4eter 8ebn
itatt Der 8erltorbenc mar friiber
Silfsrparben i'm StoatssudtbauIc.
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faa= uf fHs aafl
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an iha ESD. 81 haiLtH ehE
lte si of ba aH ~
.fBaa a sinue ataF af whlts mes
aft ~ isat UNHAPPY mfal a
can at co.'s fatal % lte m
tafe taiu tnF aalk of every Es
a.ls sa'l aaA
Y VIZ A9aAe
~ wv aa'o
hgi1 aie aa9 avg ~"
ephkauoa - ieitalaz lisni aaiAs
any e ths'f SWIM
hieh ~ 'se atlA
rom usink aa,N III tA9iF 81 '
Eof military operations ~ i7's ~
tAe nii''an t4NIni1ent F9
siaa AkAlhat Hle VI ue
NohEo sta'u'e ~ she ho0bo e'"
ing nous y eoHalloia p'.ou Is
ali'ot AaaaiiaouAl5 ~
hfit'sh EoNoflNl.it aPp7Aieu w ~
4ieahtoiies OF bhe statute 70 uaAe
measures ~ '~e'leaglhs eoe "Du
hut tooay the same LnBlAhu anu net
Z fe.eA eliy az. hoe Asn"n'eu - u
lein hsalhsl lplaAtlsnN"' e''Pus
OILS 81 'h"t 9'@s'se'
British Warned Of Evil.
an the beginning Of the war T..
d. Morel, the we'll known British
colonial politician, in the African
Mail warned his comtrymen that
the war in Africa might change the
civiIizing work to a vast chaos Of
uniquity. He wrote:
" we carry our 50 called Christi
anity to the African heathens and
show ourselves more savage, blind
and hard Of heart than the least adj
vanced races Of Africa, which we
have gone forth to rule
Our opponents proceed with meas
ures that are senseless and brutal in
their severity. The French transport
Gu 1eIi''"ilS Lloih icy any e"e
49, 81 600 - far+hor g.
- - a. - - ~
~a,ea 49, oonno,Iod
a.o1 - ~ hren;.aI
annon haIra anor,, 40,
dr. +ho ramoroans H. Ero,ish
49, ao1dfora arnsrtaa rnarn,od g..
maa monaan ana ob,,dron and
aaanoaad 49, - fso;oh+ stoamors
49, Lore e. 49, tha
.s;ala. ,ri4h han,
n- ~~sLssa I4.iaa r,,aao
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The Washington times., 1915-02-17
To Lift Standard
Of Twilight Sleep
Organization to Blacklist" Doc.
tors Who Depart From the
Freiburg Methods.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-The Twilight
Sleep Association at Its first public
meeting, through Mrs. Mary Sumner
Boyd. ofiSs executive committee, an
nounced the preparation Of a black
list for American doctors who do not
administer the scopolamin- -morphin
treatment in a manner approved by
the new organization.
Mrs. Boyd. after describing the Frei-
burg method asserted that popular
demand for the twilight sleep" has
caused many American medical prac-
titioners to use the two drugs. but
without any regard for the formulae
adopted by the German experts.
The Twilight Sleep Association is
going to "preserve the Freiburg
standard" in Mrs. Boyd's words. The
mittee" does not contain q single per-
son listed as doctor The majority
Of the women who have interested
themselves in this movement are
widely known for their suffrage ac-
tivities.
The executive committed Is made up
Of Mrs. Anne Sumner Boyd, Mrs. Mary
Sumner Boyd, Mrs. Francis X. Car
mody, Rheta Childe Dorr. Mrs. Marie
Richie. Mary Shaw. Marguerite Tracy
eight women who were called the "in-
dorsing committee" included Rosalie
Jones, leader Of the suffrage tramp to
Albany: Mrs. Crystal Eastman Bene-
dict, sister Of Max Eastman, and Mrs.
Inez Milholland Boissevain.
The Washington times., 1915-02-17
Deaths.

Thomas J. Norris. 72 years. Government Hos
Thomas l. Norris. Is years. United States
Jean Mex. Hoover. 7s years. 90 X street
Edward a. Duncan. 81 years. 1901 Girard
Mary E. Evans. 81 years. 15t U street north
Michael /. Gatti. years. Georgetown Univer-
Emily J., sherman, 81 years. Government
James German. 10 years. 30 New York ave.
Henrietta j. strobel. 80 years. 14o7 Montello
MaTs snfs F. fs1s' Rsdfern "a years. 1870 Sixteenth
George {. seibis. "A years. United States
Soldiers Home Hospital.
soldiers Home Hospital.
Joseph A. Kinsey. 50 years. 46 street
Albert Wade. S years. Georgetown Hospi-
Mary E. Davis. IS years. IS X street north
Luther F. Inse; - years. Home Apartments.
Rosie Mofcowitz. 8 months. 1ool -Four -and-a-
Margaret 4. McMahon. ls days. ...l II street
Richard Major. 60 years. Emergency Hos
Martha Stewart. % years. Washington Asy-
Susan Pratt. 70 years. Gallineer Hospital.
Virginia Ford, 60 years. Warrington Asy-
Katie Edwards. 40 years. 1910 Seventh street
northwest.
Mary p jackson. ~ years, 3o7 Fam street
northwest.
William Green. 20 years. as First street
southwest.
Virginia Jordan. 30 years. 235 Virginia avenue
sout Invest
The Washington times., 1915-02-17
PRESIDENT OF G, ].
GETS LOVING CUP
Old Grads Pay Tribute to Rev.
A. J. DonIon at Annual Ban
quet.

A handsome silver loving cup was
presented to the Rev. A. ]. Donlon.
8. j., president of Georgetown Univer-
sity, by old grads Of the institution last
right at the annual banquet or the
alumni in Rauscher's.
The presentation was made by DR.. 3.
q. Adams on behalf of the alumni as a
token Of appreciation Of Father Dom
Ions efforts to bring the graduates IN
closer touch with university affairs.
In the absence of Justice Charles a.
De Courcy, of the Massachusetts SUI
preme court, DR.. Adams was toast
master. The speakers were PRESIDENT
Donlon. Justice Ashley NJ. Gould. ~;
Daniel w. O'Donoghue, 80; Frank j.
Hogan, 'O2. and the Rev DR.. Rector.
who recently returned from visiting u
number of. Georgetown alumni clubs
about the country.
A special feature of the dinner was
the book of songs, entitled Quadrangle
Echoes" which contained several origi-
nal college songs, written for the oc-
casion by Conrad Reid. 'Oe. The book
also contained favorite college gleeS,
9sr ~ tnH s0ngs ans ahe the
Munitions" as the order of events and
the menu were termed.
Philip lee Scantling sang popular
Georgetown songs. Maurice Lyons. law,
'16. played Killarney" and Believe Me,
If All Those Endearing Young Charms
on the cello.
George H. oConnor sang his latest
songs, and several other song hits were
given on the victrola, while he furnished
gestures to accompany the words
At the conclusion of the smoker, d.
W. Baker, '92. of the law faculty. was
nominated for mayor Of Germantown.
A grand parade of alumni. all Of whom
wore military. caps escorted the mayor
to the stump. from which he made q
apAech