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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
PRESIDENT BACKING UP
COMPTROLLER WILLIAMS
Some Indications That Criminal Ac-
ton MAY Yet BE Taken In Riggs
Bank Matter-Confercncc Held.

Washington April 17.-De-
vclopments today indicate that
President Wilson has determined
to put all the power of his adj
nlin1stration behind Comptroller
Of the Currency Williams In the
Riggs Bank fight.
The President went into the case
carefully in a conference with At
torney- General Gregory, Louis d.
Brandeis. special counsel for the De
OF Justice, and Postmaster
General Burleson.
This disclosure Of the energy which
has been infused into the case by
the President served to revive in
terest in reports thar criminal pro-
ceedings may be instituted agatnst
some officials of the bank because of
alleged dummy loans and other
not permitted by the
national bank statutes, which were
referred to In the statement issued
by Comptroller Williams the day the
Injunction proceedings were init
ated.
The only indications which had
been forthcoming previously that
criminal proceedings are contem-
plated were conveyed In the first
statement issued by Comptroller Will
liams. Mr. Williams, in that state
ment, declared that unlawful prac-
tees on the part OF certain officers
OF the bank had been disclosed by
his investigation. He quoted a letter
in which he had accused officers of
the bank OF ,contriving so-called
dummy trina sactions. whereby they
secured loans to themselves. The let
ter referred TO said that President
Glover had secured $4,000 from the
bank through q note made by the
assistant paving teller on collateral
furnished by the president. and that
Fl. II. Fletcher. vice-president, gut
S26.400 on the note of man who
was described as being engaged In
the laundry business, ana . brother
of the assistant paying teller.
=" Fire" conf erolseo last night at which
President T3oon IL understood to
have evidenced greAt interest in the
case. WAS held from s;ao until IL
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Will Be Five Million Men on
Battlefront in Carpathians
When Struggle Resumes
Kaiser Calls His
Generals to Meeting
All Trains in Germany Now in
Use Rushing Reinforce
ments to Defense OF Aus
tria

London. April 17.--Except for iso-
lated engagements II appears as IL
nearly 100000 men, Russians,
Germans and Austrians, are lying on
their arms in the Carpathiaps, The
spring rains have come. the rivers
are at their food height. and the
roads are impassa BILE. Here and there
around Teleopocana, south along the
Stryj River, there are fights for GER
tain heights. but long tho llJ mile
front, as a rule, there is iuil.
Military observers who called the
battle, which developed two weeks
ago, the greatest in the history of the
world, have ceased all characterize
tons They must save their adjec-
tives for the conflict which Will be
resumed Generally perhaps fort
night hence. II Is believed by that
time there wifi he 100000 men. or
more, on the battle front Russia Will
have at least as many men as the
Teutonic allies combined. and the
suspension of hostilities Will permit
both sides to bring up supplies. heavy
field guns, ammunition. aid every
thing necessary. Germany has eight
army corps already in the field. and
dispatches from Geneva say that all
commercial traffic on German rail-
roads has been suspended to permit
of the sending of fresh troops to Hun
gary.
In this connection IL is reported
also from Geneva that the German
Kaiser had called conference OF
Austrian and German generals to dis
cuss the situation In the Carpat hians
It Is to be held II Is said either st
Cologne or Berlin. though # the Kali
ser himself lis In the Carpa thians it
ia mot OF nG vsrhz
not meet at Budapest. or some other
nearer point
A dispatch from Berlin by wire
iess states that the Intl In fighting
has given the military experts of
the Berlin newspapers an eppor-
tuntty to sam M the results In the
Carpnthsans. All agree that Russia
has conducted her operations with
total Indifference IA to the cen
i'm human life. She has attacked
positions which by military law
shouid be impregnabfe. and she has
taken them. but her dead lie now
In mounds and rows. Her tactics
have been Ia huri great forces
aGatnst different portions of the
battle line simultaneously. and to
fight day and night. As "a result.
the Germans admit. she has sue
r~eded In advancing her forces
anrouER DuAiH tnhS into the Hum
Rartaa fowIsnds AT the foot Of the
slopes. They hold n conside rable
portion of tho slope. II Ia said.
They forced the Austrfsns To
stratghten out the bulge in their
unes between Lupkow and Ixok
passes. which was made whom the
Aussrtsns made their last attempt
to get IA rescuinE column into Per-
emysl. On other parts of the Aus
trfan right. It Is said. they have
made some progress, with Tick as
their main base.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
RECORD PASSENGER LIST


New York, April 1.-THE steam
ship St. Louis sailed at noon today
for Liverpool with the largest pas
senger list and the largest mail ever
carried by a steamship of the Ameri-
can line. She had s25 passengers in
the cabin, eco in the steerage, and
$500 bags OF mail. The ST Louis
carried two units of the American
Rad Cross, making "A total OF fifteen
units that have been sen, into the
war zone by the Red Cross here.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Fetld, third.
sailed on the ST. Louis to visit his
mother. Mrs. Maldwin Drummoud, IN
England. and Mrs. Fields mother In
Paris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
BURCH DISMISSED
ON FORGERY CHARGE

Thomas G. Burch. SO years old, q
former Richmond real estate opera
tor, was dismissed from custody yes
terday in Police Court when arratgneo
ON the charge of forging a bond In
payment Of note for s1,T9a.T7-
Burch was recently arrested In Wash
ington on a warrant sworn out here
10y 8. c. Gordon, OF 1915 Monumene
Avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
SIR EDWARD GREY IN ROME
ON IMPORTANT MISSION

New York. April IA dispatch
from London, which the Amcrf-
can prints this morning. SAYS in
part:
II am informed that Str Ed
ward Grey, British Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, has gone to Rome
upon a mission Of supreme I'M
portance. He arrived in Rome In
cognito on Thursday. He Is to
peace between Austria Hungary
discuss there terms of separate
and tho allies"
1t was Officially announced a
week ago that Sir Edward was
taking a short vacation for the
first time since tho war began.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Another Car stolen.

DR.. b. NJ. Rosebro. 22o9 Monument
Avenue. reported to the police last
night that automobile thieves had
stolen his car from in front OF his
residence about O'Clock. DIR. Rose
bro gave the number of the machine
as 1AA2 Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Failed to Obey Traffic omoer.

ee Doc kifnsaii.' e0loress. was arrested
fasr night by patrpfuIHu Samuels and
w. L. Bradley, on The charge of fall
ing to obey a traffic officer when
ordered TO do So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Pickpockets Busy.

Miss Ida Landrum. $40 East Grace
Street, reported to the police last
night. that pickpockets had relieved
her of about So in cash while she was
on Il barton Heights car bound fotf
Richmond. early during the night
Miss LAndrum carried the money in
.. pocket in her skirt She did not
miss It until she arrived 1t her home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

French soldiers have captured
S,Chncpfenricth kUpf, an import
ant height overlooking the Rhine
Valley, at the point of the bayonct.
The German war Office admits
tho loss of small point on tho
south slope of Iorette Heights,
northwest of Arras, and claims
the capture Of the French position
northwest of trbcts. in the Nosecs.
\ British transport has been at
tackled by Turkish torpedo boat
destroyer of the Gulf of smyrna,
and the admiralty announces the
loss of one hundred men by
drowning.
\ Taubc sailed over SsihS. in
York shire, thirty miles inland, hut
dropped III, bombs. Berlin re-
ports that an acroptauc dropped
bombs ON Greenwich. only five
miles below London Bridge. in ii
recent aerial attack. Germany
also claims that the Zeppelin raid
resulted In much property dam
age TO the towns near Newcastle.
u IL officially reported from
Pet rograd timt two more heights
in the advance ON the kos Pass
have been captured. The Germans
arr continuing their Offensive in
Poland.
\ report that Grand Dnkc
Nicholas wt~ shot after an arGu-
ment 10y General Won ~cibcr~. com
mander OF the Tenth Russian
army. II generally dlstrcditcd In
Beriin. where II l. said that he
was operated on yesterday for
cancer or gall stones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

Constantinopie (by way Of BeF1fmv
April. ag--~sA~warship. OF, tha AliSsA -
bombarded tina outer forts Of the Anee
danelies yesterday and vas styuek 1xI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
f' :. -,
YORK RIyER LINE no
RAITYMORE

Most delightful and attractive over
night sea ride, $3.50. Leave $50 P.
~. s07 East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
OFFICIAL,
REPORT OF OPERATIONS

Petrograd. April 1T.--The battle of
the Carpathians has been transformed
into a series of isolated engagements
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
FRENCH DRIVE ON
IN BAYONET CHARGE

French soldiers have captured
SChncpfenricth kopf. an import
ant height overlooking the Rhine
Valley, at the point of the iayonct.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

which reminds you that
you should read the Rich
mond virginiao
EVERY DAT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

First game, X. u. T.
New York 900 900 O1O-i o
Chicago .... 900 600 i2X-3 6 2
Batteries. Shawl key and sweeney
Scott ana Sehalk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
VI. C.. |. j. CHOOSES
MISS HENDERSON
SECOND TIME
East Vaughn Woman Re-
Elected State President
Gavel Is Presented by the
National President.

The W. c.. r. l.. state convention
now Boa session here this morning
chose Miss Harriet Henderson as It's
president for the coming year. Miss
Henderson has served as president for
the past year. h lives at East
Vaughn other officers elected were.
Vice president, Mrs. ". T.. lindsay,
Poftalcs, correspondents secretary.
Mrs. J.. NJ Buell.. Las Cruces record
Ing gcorctury, Mrs. Minnie "a. Byrd.
Santa re, treasurer. Mrs. Laura Ross,
Roswell
Miss Ruth Luncfcllow won the sill
Yer medal contest last night. The
contest VAS spiritcG and an the sclcc-
tons rendered were good.
owing Co tine fact that Miss Paul
failed To arrive. Miss Harriet Heudcr-
son appeared nu last niehts program.
Miss Paul wits scheduled To- spoaK on
@ suffrage topic. She is connected
with the national Wumcu's congress
sional union.
Mrs. Muudc Green. a national W.
c. r. T.. organizer and lecturer, gave
% chalk talk which was enjoyed thor
uushly and there were several very IN
tcrcstinr musical numbers. Mrs.
Feryl kcuworthy Burton rendered an
organ solo which was enjoyed partic-
ularly.
Miss Henderson,. In presiding. is
using a gavci presented TO her by
Miss Anna A. Gordon. This gavoI
was made from the wood of AN apple
trce planted hy the father OF France.
y. Willard MT the willard home III
Evanston. m
This tree was cut down 10 max,
room for a building erected ON that
site and the wood was made int,
guNCls, one of which was to be pro.
sentcd 90 each state organization ol
the W. G. II. g.. Miss Henderson rc.
cciVcd the guycl from Miss Gordon
after the latter Wus elected natioul
president Mins Gordon presided uN
the Las Ncgas convention and USED
this gavol before she was clcctc,
president,
This morning Rev J. l. Scder. "a.
pCrintcudcnt 81 tho Autl-Saloot
league told the convention hat biz
organization had had $4,000 pledges
printed ana would try 10 secure that
number Of voters FOR candidates
| pledged 90 the submission Of a state
wide prohibition amendment Th'
pledges are 10 b, presented TO politi'
cal conventions The pledges als'
carry a statement that the persof
signing them b. IN favor of nhtionu
prohibition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
MINISTER INDICTS
MODERN SOCIETY
FOR FAILINGS
Declares 1t Is Not Fallen
Woman Who Should Be
Blamed, but Society That
Tolerates Social Evil.
IBv Evening noraId Lensea wirol

San Francisco. July 22.-'Fur ages
n has been established custom 10
place Mary Magdnlcnc In the dock
when the social evil was on trial.
said Rev. John +. Stilli. Of Louisville.
Ky. to the International Purity Con-
gresa here today. 'nut today we are
beginning TO demand that she shall
stand IN the dock no longer alone
Although tho evil Is ancient. It was
being met. he said. with a new indis-
nation. a new Indictment. and "A new
faith. Tomorrow. when the new day
g. here. the lawn Of which even now
embraces the horizon wcshHll place not
alone Mary Magdalcnc. not alone the
male prostitute in the docket-no. we
shall put on trial with thcm-ns par
tIccps criminis TO the MaRdalenc's
Gownfall-the judge. the jury. the
state. the school. Industry. the church,
society. And the purpose thereof
shall be. not to cond.mn. but 10 re-
deem.
we must III once more at the feet
81 the Master OF Men. lie would say
to us as he said to the men on that
vice commission ~ Jerusalem: Let
her alone Look to yourselves. You
are particeps criminis.'
Two thousand Yeas ago nc wrote
that Indictment In The sand, but tho
eternal preserved II. and today we
discover II chiseled in the granite Of
our modern NE.
The social evil is not n thing In
itself. II IL but a link In "A chain.
forged In tho IRE Of social mhl-nd-
jastmcnt. n Is but a part Of the out
of-plumbnoss Of our entire social or
der, Any attempt at adjustment
which does not ombndy q program
that reaches down TO the very mud
sills OF society must necessarily fail.
"Mcu and women hold UP their
hands In horror NJ the vast numbcs
who plunge into tho depths OF prosti-
tuition annually. / say to YOU we
| ought 20 marvel that there are 80 fowi
~ grant that modern dress or
rather uudress. the dancohall. the
wine room and the JOY ride facilitate
the plunge into the abyss. But / say
a. YOU that we are merely playing at
social reform when we agitate and
logislate against these. while we per
nit a social order which places a
premium on prostitution ny forcing
practically every working girl 10 live
on the vcFy brink or the abyss 10 go
unchaiiengod.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

incorrect2 Answer; Because you as-
sumo to know everything. and. 20
nara3hrase an old saying with mod
ern slang, your motto seems TO be.
'Sapio, ergo sum Mud
You have been running a lot Of ar
ticles about what NoW sAexies ~AeedE
most from which / have concluded
that she needs about everything an
der the sur But Of one thing she
has a plenty; self-sufnclency In the
Uranium OF the neck that does not
wear a collar.
And now. lear friend. alas our
communion must come to an md
even AZ all things do and especially
coin OF the realm used TO procure
space FOR airy persifiage. Fare thee
wen. and let Bobby Burns' clever
wish be ever with o Until we
meet again. when che hurly-burly's
done. when the battles lost and won.
EDWARD u. TITTMANN.
Hillsboro. July goth. 1915.
advertisement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
WOOL DEAL LEADS
TO SUIT AGAINST
|. SANDOvAL
Gross, Kelly & Company Al
lege He Broke Contract
With Them, and They Ask
for $1,000 Damages.

Failure to deliver wool he was
commissioned 90 buy is alleged
against Isidro saudoyul hy GROSS
Kelly a Company iH "a suit Ter dam
ages started in the district court
In May OF last year. according to
the complaint. SaudOyai agreed TO
buy Tor Gross, Kelly q Company all
the wool he could, and To accept as
his commission from thcm onc-half "A
cent a pound. n les alleged that he
bought 10000 pounds, but failed 90
turn any of 4 over 90 Gross. Kelly q
Company, although they stood ready,
Il Is aycrred, 90 carry out their
agreement TO pay the commission
THEREAFTER, u be- ALLEGED, wool adj
vanccd In price TO such an extent that
the firm might have profited more
than $1,000 had they had the 10000
pounds Wherefore they ASH the
court 10 award them damages In
81 900 for breach Of contract
The firm further sues s~andovai for
3i36. which is alleged 20 be- due OF
an account. Isaac Bnrth IN counsel
for the plaintiffs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
TEDI3RNL ~ NGUE.
SAWYER'S PLAYING
FEATURES MORNING
EVENTS AT CLEVELAND

cleveland. g., July l2. Nvd Saw
N,r's remarkable PLAYING easily feat
urrd this mornings round OF tuday's
match play in the western amateur
golf ch~uiupiuufhip tournament saw
yer was leading Jack Seville. oak
land. cat, ten up at the end ut the
rs holes. sawyer holcd out ON all
bat uuo shot where his bah was bat
two inches from the hole. and his
medal score wls o.. cqualliug tho low
mark set by " g. Fuwncs. Jr. ui
~Iittghurph. Tuesday. sawyer went
ont In %, three strokes under par.
iIc made tho nine holes 90 with a
card OF 3s. The par is 90. His medal
score for the rs uu,cs les one under
per. Nyyiilo had trouble AN the Way
and unless he is able To- play remark
able golf loo the afternoon round he
VIII not last long.
Rain, which fen early m tho norm
ing. did not handicap the golfers any.
for the sun was shining brightly al
noon and the course waa IN ideal
shape
y D. Standish, Jr. Detroit. was
leading T.. a. Bankard. Chicago. two
up at the end of tho 18th hole.
thiok Evans. CHICAGO, was lcadinr
a.. 4. Miller. Detroit. , mp at tho
18th hole Evans play vas almost
ls good as SaWyor's, making a medal
pcore Of 20.
Evans went out boz 81 and came
hack len 90, clu1lling par ct the
course.
Sod sawyer. Chicago. defeated
jack Neville, Oakland cat, 10 ana o
Chick Evans, chicago defeated @
\. Miller. Detroit. 30 ana O.
J. - Staldish, Jr, Chicago, de
feated r. H. Bankard, Chicago, d
and l.
n. y. Rinsham, Cleveland, defeated
Dewitt Balch, Cincinnati, 4 End 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

seems to he giving effective help
in keeping TcutOns In ciieck Ia the
northwest for the ttmo being at
least.
Ia the baltic provinces. the
German advance H. progressing
with their ontposts barely twenty
miles from Risa, tira Immediate
obicct.
Along the Austro-Itnlian front,
homo Claims the gain at n part 81
tho heights commanding fsorlxia
aud the Isonzo bridges from the
right hank OF the river. The la.-
est report from vienna declares
aIi attacks ON Gorilla have brrn
checked and that a height that tho
Itniians lad captured was re-
taken.
Heavy Rghting ia AIsace T. re-
ported In the French Official
statement.
Further bomhartim>nt ~ Ger
mFn communication lines In aero
TInne raids II reported from Paris.
Quiet has prevailed In the Oar
annelles sincc the s~acccsrcS az the
cnteHtc allies on July ~ and IL.
the French war Department. says.
The new American note on
submarine warfrrc has bs-n dis
patched Ia Germany. It's text viii
h. given out I'm time Cor publlcn-
ton In tho morning pspcrs ~
saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
IICTURIZATiON OF
HAROLD
THE GOOSE GIRL"
COMING TO CRYSTAL

a beautiful perturbation OF a beau
tiful story. THE % Girl.' b. TO
bo the attraction at tho crystal the
alter today and tnmurrow The story
ia Dos Harold MrGrath "a master Of
the romantic novel and author Of
half ID dozen bcst-sellcrs. Marguerite
Clark takes the leading role, and the
way Boo which she carries out tho
character OF the goose girl marks
her us &c -Cousummutc actress u
stamps the film as "a masterpiece.
Tho work was so obviously suited
tn Miss Clurk's charm ana personal
ity that the Laaky company made arr
engagements 90 present hor In this
one offering by tho special courtesy
Of the Famous Players Film com
paHy.
or course Gretchen, the Goose Girl,
is not 90 Eposc girl at all but the
Princess Of E%hrcnstcin. only child
of the grand duke Of that country,
and has been stolen 10y IS psics In her
Infancy This is an due to q plot
conceived aud cXccutcd by Won Her
/ beck. the chancellor to the grand
/ duke. who seeks to put his own
daughter iu the place Of the stolen
princess.
There be- % king in the story, and
he III the ruler Of the ncighhorlng
country of %JuEcnhcit In order Ia
prevent war hetwcen the two princi-
paiitics hc b. bctrothed To- marry the
false princess CVon Herbeck's daugh-
teri whom me- has never seen. But
the king is young ana ,umantic. and
~rcyults at this procedure, In the
events that follow the king rescues
I the little Goose Girl from insult and
falls In love win her. However. Il
/ appears that b. Is impossible for him
10 marry "a peasant girl, ana he final
Is consents 60 marry the princess
after all But by that time the little
Goose Glrl has been Identified as the
real scion at royalty me IN the prin-
cess OF E%hrcustcin the king of Ju'
gendhcit finds To his surprise and
joy the woman Of his choice.
Miss clark assume the role of the
little princess whose lot Il rs To tend
the geese OF peasant foster-parents
| Monroe salisbury appears ms tbs
frank, democratic and wurm-heartet
king other leading members Of IA,
company are sidney Dean, r. y. Dun.
/ bar. james Neill, H. Pdyten, T.. r.
Peters. II. 49, c.. Carpenter, Ernes'
Joy, j H. Cassidy, Miss johnson ant
Jane Darwcll.
THE Goose Girl' is produced b,
the Lasky company through an ar.
rangemcnt with the publishers Of thu
hook the Bohbs- Merrill company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

Sawdust has been found to be a
more effective extinEuisher Of Ere In
burning liquids than sand ms il cuts
on the supply Of oxygen more quickly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

For emergency use a wooden auto
mobile tire has been Invented made
In sections which are bolted 10 u
rim OF a wheel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

\ mechanical corn cure device pat
cnted by a Milwaukee mar produces
a shark every time a figure % the
devil stabs q corn ON a huge moce.
foot with a spear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


FOR SALE-Gentle pony. i00s For
roster venue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
TODAY'S GAMES
LEAGUE.


First game; II. IL. r.
Cincinnati ....03O OO3 OOO-6 10 1
Philadelphia 900 600 0el-1 4 .
Batteries. schneider and CLARKE,
MuVer and Kiilifcr. f-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22
NMERICNN LEAGUE.
CIucnen. B. Son Nnrk. 4.

washington Detroit postpone.
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-22

Artesia, y. NJ. July 90 The sec
ond cutting of hay this year Is some
Of the finest ever produced by the
Pccos valley. The mount caught by
local showers hhs not amounted to
anything ana most Of the hay II be-
ing stored. only a small proportion
being sold n shipped out. The
price Is about 81 10 $3.50, which Is
FAR less thar the real value Of the
hay.