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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09
MARIE DRESSLER
AT COURT TODAY

With the two performances 10 be
Eiven in the Court Theatre this after
noon and tonight. al 2:3O and s:15,
respectively. there will end the On.
gagement Of the most sensationally
successful motion picture ever ex.
hibited In this city. TITLES Pune.
tured Romance the six-rcel Key.
stone comedy IN which appears roi.
licking Marie Dressler. supported by
an unusual cast OF comic panto-
mimlsts.
Seats are reserved for both per.
formances. the general admission for
both children and adults being TWEEN.
ty-hve cents Doors will open for
the matinee performance AZ 2 o'clock
and for the evening exhibition at 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09
Coming ~ the Court on Monday
night in Oscar Wilde's play. LADY
Windermere's Fan"

Norway had on unusually heavy har-
- catch. To neffsd handsome returns
% the fishermen. while tho huFrra arl
areculators. who usually take the rrofit
Loot much money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09
ENJOY
FRATERNAL VISIT
TWO LOCAL LODGES WERE HOSTS
AT ELKs CLUE LAST MIGHT.
Exosusnt Program was Rsndsred-Past
Chancellor veEtsr n. Dunn. Of
EinEwood. was Speaker.

More than SOC knights and their
ladies attended the Joint meeting II the
p. AZ the EiEs club iast night The
evening was one 81 pleasure. musical
lovers being treated 20 rare treats Il
vocal ability. and those who Ike adj
dresses. were furnished the cream o. the
valley.
Special music war furnished by SUM
mers orchestra. and Prof summers was
the accompanies Co the soioists. This
affair last night was given by the two
above mentioned lodges 90 the other
rythian lodges in the city and vicinity.
". ". Bell. member 81 Baltimore lodge.
No. 8. acted ns chairman.
Rev. w. D. schultz. pastor Of the Zane
street ". r. church. delivered the open
Ing payer. this being followed By the
opening ode By the audience. Attorney
Carl -. schmidt ~ OHIO valley Lodge
Arborz class. deliveries enc address OF
welcome. ar. Schmidt ie finished ora
Tor ard bis address was openly well
coined.
Migr Itrna Wagner. rendered o. highly
entertaining rrudinr ard was Cugursd
quit" willingly bv her listener. IS duet
Or unusual worth was sung by Mraere
'Nard and Harry schm,ichsi NJ
J.. "r"nce sum1ncrs. SON 9f thr PROBES
eor. played r beautiful solo.
Excellent Speech
ron. Nesi'r ~. Dune. past rHnuDfllo
brown Lodge. kinEwuud. West virginia
evening. BE used as his themc that or
fnpcnfed and never O. b. forgotten in
fpiriur story of Damon and TtthI1e.
upon which the ora y itaaIf b. fogoai5
Miss Mac frye wae without DOUBT the
prtma d0nna o. tla evening with n
beautiful c0nfrolto solo. Miss Frye war
encorcd repeatedly. and responded In her
usual plcaeing way. Her first selection
was a scotch hnilad % unusual merit
Ihe next number. n time table sketch
put the whole audience into u Juror ana
tept ~ lauEhing until the chairman had
70 rap Tor order Next. huf not least.
va ne address % Grand Chancellor
John 2. Arbenr Pc used 81 tis subject
fFthienism and AuEiiiarteu which he
TENED 'miNed pickles OF rVtnianirrl H
ne mentioned The ryfhfar siafrrhn0d
WIN % lodges IN West NirgInla ana
1000 Members IN the state adn 100 600
~ re United htater. Next ne Uniform
kanh. ard rythlan Rrotherhood ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09
OUT OF DANGER
Col. John c. Day, Of The intelligence
Force, is improving Nicely
az His Home.

Colonel John p. Day one % the best
known newspaper men IN the city an
probably In the state Who has beer
very near the jaws Of death for tho
past several days. ls out % danger
Ills physicians are % well pleased
with his Improvement. that while d.
back-set would b. 10 the bad. yet thew
are satisfied that % BE- only a question
OF a short time until be viii be back
a. his desk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

iino. Gin g'Iid biirdD ibre Heiben
jeiet ins, ipcnn oiif ole mittlerei,
Stuicnidbre Ses 2cbeus unter ibneir
ncrtrcten iiro, als nuffallenoes Wlcrt-
nal taim bem Snabennlter entlDat.
iene sSiinglinge uno Dfdriner BON 80
bis 20 Sabren, trcifiidlere Sdliisene
bic einen mie Die amoern, ieif iie etsi
ncn Stlisen trngen fonnen uIib ioIon'i
&c iie ibn trngen fonncu. aeine Spnr
bon Seiiesireiloe irieoIider Seiten
lit niif cen iungen nl0 alten @eiidl'
tern su entbsden, aber aus dlltr glus
gen lcidlten snnpiesmlttb un0 biz
5iim @rinm eeiteigerte GntibIoiiens
belt.
lie alIacmeine @ebrpilidt imo Die
neueren 8ebraeiete In Geiterreih ba.
ben pon oen Son6erredten Der See.
respefiaiiitng 3iroIs riidlt mebr picl
iibrig gelaiien. Tie Webrfraft oeS
2anoes mllbte lid ebenio pie bic Der
oitoeren aronI1noer iinb tpie Die Der
Sanbcr Ger lntgariff,en arone in ben
Gienit Der eeinuuutmonarhie itel.
len. Gines aber III ben 9iroIern BON
oieien Sonoerredjten gebIieben: iiir
Die 9ertbeioi1ung 6es 2nubes uTetr
Ieiiten sn miiiien, ais ale anoerli.
unb iie Itii,.n es. DpFerfrtubis SieEen
lie NIT einem itaunensperib arobsn
glnilcbot an Ole bebrohteii @renSen.
fonnen ids cor nitt anSers Senfen.
nls 6nf iie nor aaen iclbit beruiet
iino, oen ,Scinb abjlnpebren, Der iH
ihre @erae eitjubredTn orobt, imo
ebenio wie lie benten Die Taiiicnoe
iinS 5niiicn6e BON 2nnbesaeHci'en,
nie id)on felt ben eriien 9oden bes
anglit in yDIen. GIoIisien inrb in
ben anrpntheH in burioert SdlIahieH
unb @e'edten nit nIiem Sel0ennnltb
gei1mpft un0 acbIitet bnben lno Die
helite feline anocre Sebuilldt fennen
nIs ole. in ben beinlnthIidlen @eraen
Sem nencn nu6 tros observation-disclosures
+. gmoesgenoiienid,ait" bod, 70 alien
iSein6e geGeniiberaeitelt AZ peroen.
sIbcr aid nenn iid nicie Soiinliug
.iiifrrer aniieriGser. 2anoesifiiter
unh 2anbitiirmer nift eriiiIIen Ini.
ZEN iolIte, miro Is sSiaIien BON iinie.
rem sloleridiisen sn fiibIen befom.
men. ban es 5iroIer iinb, Die ibr2auo
uertfeibiaen; ibr 9dnS aid bort per-
thei0iaen. no iumerhaIb ieiner 8ren-
gen lpdlih aeiproten ipirS, aIies
oeiitif,es SieidSIanb. bon Sem fein
Sesen Gbgeriiien iuer6en bnrf. ioIaH.
1e es SiroIer Stuscn uno 6aiifte per-
biubern fonnen.
anton G6Iinger.
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6runOeis SspptbefeH.
Reueiuq.traesn.

~ ! " Z ~.
Ronh page an SOutbern Sbio g
IL. z. Co., $500.
Sames e. W5itis.ey an qttiD. o
II. 8. Co.. $500.
gnna M. gletsr an Brighton Ger,
mnn gunt 80, $3.50.
WiIIiom &. Sorg an Morp G.oner
ling, $275.
2aira goper an Cottage 9. IL. 9,
g.. $11O0.
MOrris Gton, II. anb. an gasI,
e. II. g. a., $500.
9bomns 3. Wpobs on gyrobibsnt
Sdoinas .. II. z. Co., $1,000.
sSobn S6one an price Sin 8. II
g. Co., $500.
9}ster Wauie an bo., $1,000.
6arrp WanSsu on Rofe aepine,
$1,000.
Charles 5inileb an aouifa Sint.
lsr. $1,000.
Gtbel geol an z. Roi.ntbaI. $1,000.
4anes Drisbt an 4ribur R. Span.
gsnbero, S663.95.
Bertha g. Sarpep an StuenspiG.
9. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
sSounna 80. Gonnor on Jobn 8.
SaiTer. $3.50.
Wurgarst Wl. Donasu. an gntsr
prife 9. u. Co.. S3250.
Muraaret W. 9onafu. an DO.
5000.
HOrsnee ~. 6ote an Bomb Sia
9. u. Co., $1,000.
0eoree 8. Sfn.iber an 81. gdter.
$3.50.
emma S6mibt an 8. $. Gimp.
ION. 5000.
syOfepb s. gied.r an 4. @drb 9.
II. 6. Co.. $500.
Georee u. aasrsss an 2iberal g.
u. 9. Co., $500.
Stnrb u. SOnnsrbsrg on g. msi.r,
$1,000.
@etiists 5ppOtbtten.
Wnrsaret 3ismeper on Gasle 9.
II. g. @., $250O.
2aura g. 6illsr an DO, $1,000.
Sof. gorreiion an DeFiern unD
Southern 9ife Sni. 60. $4,000.
aanra gcper an Rubifon .. q.
gfo. 2, $3.50.
@ioepn 6. @ilfOn an Sarbm ..
II. 9. Co.. $1750.
.elleu DiIisp an Q. W. Sffutt,
$688.
2.na 6reumenader an Sonfon Us.
Cooper, $2500.
Jas. o. C'GonnsI an bu., s11oo.
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GnlturTeben ezgrrdube
Nation Gin aeier ftidi ben gafs
!er Radlri6ieH iolgsnbeH gsridJi iittr
einm i'm arisg srbliubeien Sffi3itr,
Der aus Der frdnsGiiihen Gjsfnngsns
ffoft 3uriitastsbrt III: Wir iinb 10
frct. unfrn u. nun pi,ber bier az
bOteu gDas ber 4srmiie alles ia.
srbulotn miiifen! Sd lam ss niht
beareiien, ipie sin bod tuliuren 70
bohii,benbss Bolt, ipis bic Jronsoisn
ts iinb, 70 fanatifdb eraufdm itiH
.unn. ID lam ia MIR 2lnbsutungsn
MAIDEN. Sn Reims in u. i'm Sepi.ms
Der in gefangenT5dfi aeratben. Gr
bait. sinsn aopfibIb. Der ihu bes
Guaeulihis beraubis. unb einsn Rii.s
tenifub. Wlit $50 ihner psripunbes
ten 3tnifhen ipurbt er in bic aoitts
brcls 1efhaffi. bi. Wiii. September
pon ben 9snti6tn beIhoFm ipuree,
neil auF bem 9hurm Mdf9iaenae,
lpehre unb geo5attlingssoiieH, fsrs
nsr bic fraHS0iifdt 4rlilIsrie n.ten
Der 9ir6e nlfgsIt.lli mar. .Sie fols
len bic ,riieu Spfsr iein" tpurbe ben
@efnngentn tr,ldrt. gtim gombarte,
mtnt beiam u. .intn @ranntipliiter
in ben llnterIsi6. gsi eisisr @upun,
burg mar Der Wanssl an jeben gab.
rungsmiitsIn ia cut. 2lls 1c6Fubl
unb 6ol3tbeile in esr airht fAon al
bremen anfina.u. r,itste Der muthile,
menffenfreunblife Sberpfnrrer Der
aatbesrdls Die ftpn bon bem bsibens
ben Sclsrauh SaIberitidin ans b.r
airdbe nnb bielt bic poTtsn NIT ben
Borten pom GdieBsn ot: Wsnu iSr
bic 9sutifm srfdlieben ipolIt, +,
miiRt ibr mid susrit eriti,ben. Tit
Wiibe iounten bic @sfanaeneu Dor ben
5bGtIihteiisn Der briilIsnbsn glol,ss
menae aerettst trtrben. Sn 53ftiinbis
ger Sabrt in gisbpagsR, 40 RonH
dlif pem @oosn lieosnb. obns Etrcb,
tpurbsn lie fortasihofii. Ia bic
Rotbe areus Domen @erpfle1unq
diif bem gdhnbof peripeip.rteu. nlubs
ten lie pon Der @nobe her MAIDEN fes
ben, bic ibnen ttipas grpi fdxntien.
Der anfentbalt In n. unb Gb, mar
cine astie BON 9,miiibi0una,n inb
gntbebrungsn. glur Elm llnisrars. IN
u. ipor mtnihsnfrsunblid uno polf
Tbsilnahms atipsIm. Ssinsr uub
hes Gbsrpfarrers in Reims aebentsn
mir in Donlbortsit unb mil ben beFtu
Wiinfhen fiir ibrtr beib,r Wobltrs
geben. S6 mar friiber Gin 8spunse.
rer RON 'Franfrsi4 unb ftinn 'gstpob.
nsrn. Gs In mir tanm fahli9, bah
Der arieg folhe oeibenfd,dften IN btm
aonb, bos felt Sabrhunberten bds
erite In G,itte unb atbensdr! fsin,
inplItt. tDedsn fcunit.
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Gita ga. aeomb an eiSobetb Gbam.
berlin. $3.50.
5uIia M. DbOnau an Gorrbbil.
.. II. g. Co., $500.
Gmilb .. Rpebri9 an W. 6. Sotps
tborne, $210.
Sobn 6. 9loeers an Speamors
Strset .. o.. $1,000.
sSIorence W. Sote an Bomb Sil
3. u. Co., $1,000.
penrp Dilliams ar aiberal 8. II.
9. Co., $3.50.
pbilip Renner an Brighton Gers
man gdnt Co., $1,000.
3. Z. Winn an goIsrdin 9. II. 8.
Co.. $4,000.
Ratban Sispenion an R. 8. 5uIs
forb, $1,000.
6arriet 6. groipn an Central q.
II. g. .. Co., $500.
Sarab WiIion an 5runt Stabl.
$3.50.
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GrHaSeis,xtbxmsabertrasnnse
Cincinnati, 25. suni.

Sarab 8. @Ooqsp IL. 2lnb. an
gOpinstou II. Cincinnati Bridge Co.,
IS Be: 80 Gub an Der Siibfsits Der
psurl Strabe, 80 Sub peitlib Der
8aInut Strabs, (Sieuer $15); 81.
WoItsr 6. Warbprf, 5ruitse an
6srman 8enfpr, Cots 1929 unb 1890
in 8eehtpoob llnisrabtbeilung. 800.
gbarles U&eFerftmiot an 9ena
9reulih, 25 bei 120 Jub an Der Siio.
feite Der Dorrer Strnbs, 141 SUB
Ditlid BON Sairpisp qDenue, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
gliie Weibsnpeber an Senrn Sus
renbrod unb katherine Groeger, %
BEL SO Sub an Der Qorbfeite Der 2is
berth Strabe, ipsitIih BON Deitern
2tDenue. (Stsusr SOC; 81.
9iasi. GanfieIo an aatberine 50.
unb Wolter 9erI, Got 38 In glod 16
in Tinblap ii. Qublotp's nnterobtbeis
lung an Der Cliff Strabs, (Steuer
50c); 81.
Srnnt $. MilIioms on emma z.
9eefs, 80 BEL 222 SUB an Der Sitieits
Der aanalanb Strabe, 12o SUB norbs
lih bon pulIan qpsnue, (Siersr SOC;
81.
@bparb u. Woooruff on @ilidm
Smilsp, Got 8 in 9. G. Carpenters
briiter llntsrabtbsiIung in Dpomins.
81.
DilIidm Smileb an 9ouis 9. goo,,
basfsl6e Giaenttum. (Steuer 81; 81.
aouifa u. Reemelin an ,Morris
Stone unb 9pman g}aFel, 25 bei "a
isnb an Der ROrbieite Der Clinton
Strdbe. So sSitb peIili4 Der Gutter
Strabe, (Steuer $3); 81.
Gl3abetb Steintdmp an 9bomas
z. Doobs, so BEL 240 ssub an Der
Siiptpeftfeite BON saplor 4nenu. IN
Datlep, 81.
Gliaobeth 5uber an Wnrp Setter,
9bsil opn Got "a in Sonos Cranes
9lbbition su6urrifou, (Steuer $1.5W;
S1075.
Sobn q. 9aier an Jobdnna Wl.
Conner, SO Bel 100 Gub an Der yaprb'
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h0cl. 81

isits Der Straight Gtrabe (eisu.r
SOC; 81.
Sobn 6. 9iogsrs an 6. ssrant gei.
le, 46 Snb an Der Rrrbieite BON
5orater Gpenue auf Malnut oils, 81.
". sfranf Belle an Soiepb pfieiter,
oasielbe sigsntbum, (Steusr 500;
81.
5dmes Carr ii. @nb. on Solsp5
piieIter. basielbe Gigenitum, 81.
Sarrn Manben an Scbn WesIep
alen, 20 bel So 'SuB on Der Qorbfsite
her Seorae Strabs, spiiden Gutter
unb ainn Strdbe, (Sieuer SOC: 81.
2elpis :. Rebbun an Gtbel peal,
As bsi 214,01 Rub an rr 9lorbicits
bon elepeldnb glpenue, $40 CUB 5its
lid bor RsabiHg ROdO, (Steuer
$3.50: 81.
Wlinnie Z. 6ier, qomr'r. on Mars
aoret 6dud, so bel 140 1ub on be.
DeItieite BON 9liblanb apenue, 90
SuB iiibIidl BON gtoams glpenue. fer
ner 100 bel 140 Sub al Der MeitTeiie
bon eIfblano auenue, (Steuer $8J;
$500.
franf 70. 5anbp an Cora Raaon,
30 BEL $50 aub an Der Siibfeiis Der
WeDlillan Strobe. 30 Sub oitii6 Der
@uiIfOrO Strate (Stsuer $1.50);
$1400.
Rulp6 Z. Goitsao an eamuel y.
Gocper. 32t Bel 1888 Jrb OIL Der
SitIeits hon onrlem plaes, 515 Sub
r6rblib bpr Blair glosnus, (Sisusr
SD; 81.
Samuel .. Cooper anWlargar.t 81.
9onnbue. bGsisIbegiasntbum, (Sieusr
$3.50; 81.
gillian Wl. Beam an SSu so. Soale.
Got 500 non llnterabtb.tIuno .Q" bon
OaiIsp qarf. (steuer 81; 81.
9. 2. WftIPiLtuN on Gillian Wl. |
Beam. 40 SUR por BEN Roroenbe BON
Got ga in llrtsrdbibeilurg ~" Dali |
len par.. CSteuer $2); 81.
stoispb pfteiier an Iranees 6ot,
60 BEL 1870 fub on Der Siibfeiis
BON Mdrlcp gIpsnue in College $oin, |
(Sieuer 81; 81.
Stonlsp Stru6le on Ttoreuee e.
Renatsr. Got 1s9 in 6. n. Sbort's
llniernbtbeiluns rou5srrtant, (Stsusr
$D; 81.
Sames g. O'Dounell an Sofepb 6.
9ister, AZ aub an Der Rorboff.it.
pon Shdffsr 9ioerus. $50 FuF bon ii
itr Qtac,. (Stru.r $1.50): 81.
9bilip Rernsr on Woriin g. @l,-
rorber, so BEL $50 Sub on Der Siib.
itite BON grisnbrehsr 2tperue. fsrnsr,
% bel $50 Sub an Der SiibIeits BON
Grtsnbrsder QpeRiie, (Sieuer $3.50;
81.
Ulor Qenfsr an Bertha Sripin,
So Gfub an Der Siiof,iss bon sneona
2lp,nue. 6fiIid her Din. Strabe,
tSteuer $3.50; 81.
Wilbelmina 6urtmnnn II. 9lnS.
an Wlinnie GrolpIsn, Got 48 in Senrb
I. Sebnm'sllnisrabibilung dnSebam
Strabs. $3.50.
Soieph 8. gieder on Somes 8.
O'Sonusn. 80 BEL i73 SuB on Der
Btitfeiie Der muuber Strnbe in Stts
tion 2 in @retn 5oipnIb;p, 81.
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.us.nss-...zs.u..n..szs
als er ieboh Semper neben fi9 FAB
ld6elte er berubist unb reihte ibu
bic 6anb.
sd gratulire bpn eanaem, gan5en
SerSen!" rief bieier, ntat LANCER al
iid balteno.
sSn 6aie's SeeIe Ihien cine bDIl
Griteinuns aui5utau6en.
rDis 1T mir benn?" murmelte er
iih bic Stirn reibeno.
.Qber beitunen sic iia bod, ainbn
rief Semper freubeiirableno uno nit
5brGnen Der 56eilnabme I'M 9tugei
.Sie itnb ia Oerlobt. sic iinb bel
9lidlidite Der Ster6libenl"
Den gIaIebaIger iiberlief es TAT.
.9lber pie III benn bas selom.
men2" itammelten feline bIeiGen Sips
pen.
Semper ma6te Elm Tur6tbar
freunbIit1es 8eiift uno tippte iid nit
oem re6ten 3eipefinger auf bic gruit.
.9ds baben sic mir gu perbanfsn!" !"
Iagts er nit itpI5em Selbitbsipubt=
fein; .oos babe ib Sbnen beiorgt
iebt mo Sic nitts mebr perosrben
t0nnen, nil i'd es Sbnsn erJGblsn".
l6oie bereitete iih gum dufmsrtios
men SDren.
.Ro", bsgdnn Ssmplr, nit unauss
ipredlitem innsren gsr8niisen, rSie
lpiHen bod, ME i'd in Die Gaubs trdt
elm 9Iit meines faltcuauees ldbt
mid iOfort bic Situation ertsnnen :.
sic itebeu ipra6Ios nor elmer bilos
ia0nsn TrousnaeitcIt ieI6itseaebes
nes Sbmptom Sbrer Giebe uuo
Sic baiten feline Wortc fpie Sit
mir nat1ber pom itoniten @efiibl
iiberpilti9t seitdnben
0ais iob gang perbounert aug uno
pollte cine gemertur9 MAIDEN.
.StiII" pinttc Semper, Id tpeif,
mas sic iugsn poIIen; laNen Sic mid
lInb bann fubr sr, ijt INNER mebr
an fsiuem 9egenitanos srlpdrmenb,
fort.
Die beiber Gamer cntflitben bsi
meiner qrtuHft =. Gle iteben iprdd,s
los, qetunnt, obne bic ataft, iis 5us
- Quf Semper, rufe|
i'd mir gu a.. . isbt gilt cs. fir 0einen
Trcunb 3u banbeIn :. unb na6bem
it Sbnen an meintr gruft eiriee
Der SeIi1teit pera0nnt,
ellie id ben Ddmsn noch uub iuae Der
iiinqiten. bub is pcn J9nen gsIiebi
it,.
6oie fabte ffredenb,ei6 Semper's
9lrm uuo polte fpreten
aStjll!" berritte bieier, Id peib.
mas sic iagen iuoIlsn ritt ges
iiebi, ionberr angebetst bite nm
Sntitulniguug -"
!6aie iant erfbopft in bic Sophdede
,uriit.
.Sofort made id bic bealiidenoe
sniOedunQ", tsiihte S,mper psi.et,
.bdB sic 9essnIiebe aeFunben i
irb sipor nit siner 8luth NIT
liner GIutb bic ih Sbnsn gurnns
irn fnnn. Gle beneib,usipertber |
Sterbliher!l"
6afe ft0bnts,
Die rebenbs 9CtaSid". meierte
5emper fort, ~iprift in ibrsm urges |
Qistesiebnsn bic gefiirhtung
Ius, bob Gle ri6t iprefen, fih ibr
litlt er,lGrm niir0eu iofort
hiebt mir cine r,ttenoe Sbes burd,
zen aopf i'd nil ben 5aul gum
9srmittler MAIDEN. ihide bic Damen
n ben Gaol. osrtiinbe Sbuen S1r
Slid unb briroe Sis bdnn felbit an
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Evening star., 1915-06-24
TORPEDO STRIKES
BRITISH CRUISER
Roxburgh Able to Proceed
After Attack by German
Submarine.

LONDON. June 24.-An official com
munication issued by the admiralty
SAYS
The British cruiser RoXbursh was
struck by torpedo in the North sea
Sunday last. The damage sustained
was not serious. and the cruiser was
able TO proceed under her own steam
There were no casualties.
The Roxburgh is vessel of i0,Aou
tons and is $50 feet long. Her compile
ment in peace times was 665 men. The
cruiser was built in 1904, and has a
speed of about twenty knots.
German Announcement.
BERLIN. June "a by wireless 10
Sayville y. Y.)-Official announcement
was made here today that German
submarine had attacked Sunday. June
90 British armored cruiser. ap-
parently of the Minotaur class. at a.
point about 100 miles from the Firth
of Forth. Scotland. The cruiser was
hit by torpedo, but the effect of the
attack could not be ascertained by the
crew of the submarine.
1t is evident that the London dispatch
and the message from Berlin refer to
the same incident. The Minotaur and
the Roxburgh type of cruisers are very
similar The former is 400 feet long
and the latter $50, and each has four
tunnels and two masts.
Evening star., 1915-06-24
WILL SEEK HIS SUMMER HOME.
Secretary McAdoo to Take His Fam
jlv to Fox Island. Mass.

Secretary William 6. McAdoo and
Mrs. McAdoo and their infant daughter,
and probably his other unmarried
children, Robert and William and Mona
and Sally McAdoo will leave Washing
ton, late next week. for their new
summer home at Fox Island, Vinal
Haven. North Haven postofflce, Mass
Secretary McAdoo will be gone at least
a month, and his vacation time may
extend much longer
The estate rented by Secretary Nc
Adoo comprises six acres of wooded
land. The dwelling is large and COM
modious, and lies between the summer
homes of Assistant Secretary Andrew J.
Peters of the Treasury Department and
T. Murray Howe of Boston.
Evening star., 1915-06-24

seem to be in great demand. due to
their experience, by concerns both in
this country and in Europe to work on
munitions of war. If the Navy De-
partment had determined to drive its
best men into other employment it
could not have adopted better method
than to reduce wages.
The intention of Congress was to pro-
vide for a 10 per cent increase, and if
$4,000 was not sufficient for the pur-
pose the Navy Department could have
estimated for it. This they did not do,
and their present action can only be
interpreted to mean that they favored
the reduction from the start. but de-
sire to lay the blame on Congress.
According to the decision of the
Secretary of the Navy last December
the wage scales of the navy yards
were not to he changed for a period OF
one year
Evening star., 1915-06-24
URGED TO JOIN CADETS.
Eighth Grade Boys, About to Enter
High School, Advised by Mai. Kutz.

Eighth grade boys who are to enter
high school next year were urged to join
the High School Cadets by Maj Kutz.
engineer Commissioner Of the District, in
an address at the graduation exercises OF
the second division at the Cooke School
yesterday He said. in part:
while we hope that this country may
never have to engage In another war, let
US not be wholly unprepared. There is no
possibility of our ever having large
standing army in this country, nor is
there need of one. Neither will we ever
have a large body Of militia under arms,
but we can at least be prepared for
eventualities to the extent Of teaching all
our young men the meaning and value of
orga nization and. discipline These two
lessons you can learn in part by joining
the cadet regiment. and hope the girls
will do their part by encouraging and
cheering those who do join"
Evening star., 1915-06-24
PROGRESS ON SUBMARINE F-4
Rear Admiral Moore Reports Craft
in Shane to Be Raised.

Rear Admiral Moore, commandant of
the Hawaiian naval station, in mail re-
port to the Navy Department. says
that progress is being made In the
work of raising the submarine F-4,
which sank IN Honolulu harbor several
months ago
The admiral says that divers have
been occupied in plugging holes in the
sides of the submarine to keep sand
from settling within it. The submarine
is lying where the sea does not break
and he reports that she Is In shape to
be raised upon the arrival of improved
apparatus, which has been requisi-
toned.
Evening star., 1915-06-24
$50. coo MORE OUT OF WORK.
Great Chicago Lumber Yards Forced
to Close.

CHICAGO, June 24.-Taking the lead
in action. which it is estimated VIII
throw 10000 men out Of employment
in this city, the Edward Hines LUMBER
Company the largest in Chicago an
nounced today that Monday it viii close
its twenty Yards Other building ma
terra! firms il is said Will follow this
example
The crisis IS due to the rejection OF
arbitration by the carpenters, who nave
been on strike for nearly two months.
The building material men say they nave
been operating at loss during the
strike. and the shutdown IS natural
consequence.