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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
HAY GIVES GARDNER
VIGOROUS REPLY
vIRGINIAN SAYS AMERICAN PLANTS
CAN TURN our MILLION
ROUNDS DAY.
ARMY LARGE ENOUGH
NO REASON WHY UNITED STATES
SHOULD BURDEN ITSELF
WITH A POLICY OF MILL
TARY DEVELOPMENT.
ARMY LARGE ENOUGH

Washington. Jan. 2f.-Chatr-
man Hay. Of the Military Com
,mittce In the House. said today
that there arc plants in the
United States capable Of produc-
ing I 900 200 rounds OF rife am
munit1On day, an amount ado
Quate for 4 large army In time OF
war. This statement was made In
reply TO . charge bv Representa-
tive Gardner, of Massachusetts,,
that the United States does not
keep sufficient reserve ammuni-
tion on hand. The discussion was
ON tho military appropriation bill,
UrrytnG 91O1. 144,5SS.
The debate marked the opening oil
the hight begun by Representative
Gardner to induce Congress to make
large appropriations for national de-
Tense
Chairman Hay announced that HI
Is opposed TO the addition OF a single
man to the standing army. ASSERTING
that there was no common ground be
tween a military establishment, such
AZ In maintained by the United states
and the large land forces supported
by the people OF Continental Europe
He scoffed at the suggestion Of Mr.
Gardner that at any time the United
States might be called on to profess
the integrity OF the Monroe doctrine
or to meet an attack by Japan.
Large Output Of Plants.
with lot. 900, 600 rounds of small
arm ammunition In reserve" said Mr.
Hay. we are amply provided against
because the capacity In
this country for the manufacture OF
this ammunition is 1000 oo rounds
per day.
But" interrupted Representative
Gardner, would 1t not take eigh
months to supply ammunition at this
rate? General Crozier says So
IT don't care what General Crozier
says" Chairman Hay declared. Il say
on my own responsibility that we can
turn out that amount every day from
the time war lie declared / have per-
sonaily looked into the matter and
find that, because OF the European
war. the capacity Of ammunition man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
CHAMBER OFFICIALS
EXPLAIN SITUATION
GIVE DETAILS OF PosToFFTCE
MATTER FROM GENESIS OF
THE MOVEMENT.
REASONS FOR ACTION
CONGRESSMAN MONTAGUE HAS NOT
OFFERED AMENDMENT TO THE
BILL. AND SAYS NONE GAN
NOW GET THROUGH.
REASONS FOR ACTION

The question of site for the new OF
enlarged postof3ce continues to oo-
cupy the attention OF Richmond's
business men to a most marked ex-
tent.
So mucs, has been accom- plisned for
Richmond the past few years by the
splendid team work OF It's active bust
ness men that 1t is regretted by many
that any question should arise on
which perfect agreement cannot be
had. At a date to be nxed, but dur
ing the coming week representatives
of the treasury and postofyice depart
ments will hold a public hearing in
Richmond. after which a recommen-
dalton will be made.
In order to present the chamber
viewpoint. and to make clear the his
tory of the postof7ice movement, and
the existing status OF the situation,
President Reed and Secretary Dun
Top. Of the chamber, have prepared
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
HOMEWORK IS NOW
GERMAN WAR MINISTER.

Amsterdam, Jan. 2l.-The Nord
Deutsche Gazette. of Berlin, the Ger
man official paper. announces that
General Erich Won Falkenhaln. who
succeeded General Won Moltke as chief
of the German general stan. has re-
signed as Minister of War, and that
the Kaiser has accepted the resigna-
ton and has appointed General Wild
Won Hohenborn to the place. General
Won Falkenhain has been appointed
general of infantry. The Kaiser be-
fore promoting General Won Hohen-
born to the war office made him a
lieutenant general. He had previously
been major general.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
WHY MAKE II A
WEEKS WORK ?
RICHMOND SHOULD SUBSCRIBE
TODAY FULL AMOUNT NEEDED
TO SWING BASEBALL DEAL.
WILL MEET TO-DAY
MEN BEHIND THE GUNS FOR BET
TER BASEBALL WILL DISCUSS
SITUATION AND COUNT
rP THE RESULTS.
WILL MEET TO-DAY

II the baseball enthusiasts of Ricn-
mond are goin Rto realize what they
have aspired to for these many years,
the public spirited citizens of this
city have just simply got to get busy.
That the people here want Jack Dunn
and his Baltimore Orioles. of the In
tcrnationai League. which organiza-
ton ranks second TO the two major
leagues, is "A fact well known. How
ever. for four days number OF To-
cal citizens, inspired by civic pride,
have remained from their offices and
duties for the purpose Of securing
the city for subscriptions to bring this
club here.
The business men OF Richmond can
certainly make the transferring OF
this club from the Monumental City
to the capital of the Old Dominion
possible IL they do their part in =
financia, way. Certainly there are
enough people here who have the well
fare OF Richmond at heart to come to
the rescue with their long green.
Exact Sum Not known.
Just how much has been subscribed
40 far is not known, owing to the fact
that there are a large number OF
blanks scattered broadcast around the
city among individuals and In stores,
which have rot been heard from yet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
JEROME GOES AFTER
= THAW TONIGHT

New York, Jan. 2i.--wiiliam Trav-
ers Jerome, special deputy attorney
general, In charge of Harry Thaw's
case, visited the court building to-
day and. conferred with District At
torney Davis about bringing Thaw
back from New Hampshire. The
United States mandate ordering
Thaw's return to this State was Is
sued today in Washington aud will
be turned over to Mr.. Jerome to-
morrow.
Armed with the mandate he will
leave for Manchester, New Hamp-
shire, tomorrow night and expects to
return with Thaw on Sunday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
CAUCUS
ON SHIPPING BILL

Washington. Jan. 21.--The Democra-
tic members of the Senate, in caucus
tonight, began the process of arnendin 8
President Wilson's ship purchase bill
The shipping board which Is TO have
charge of the government-owned YES
sells under the bill as IL came from the
White House. was to be. chosen en-
tirely of government offloiais--the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, the Secretary
OF Commerce, and the Postmaster
General.
Strong opposition developed to the
character of this board partly because
OF the belief that 1t would be domi-
mated by Secretary McAdoo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
PASSPORT FRAUD 8
CASES FALL THROUGH

New York. Jan 2t.-After de-
l!berating for sixteen days on the
writ OF habeas corpus sworn out on
behalf of Carl Rurode, Sr., and three
other of the defendants in the al
legged fraudulent passport case.
Judge Hand, of the United States Dis
trict Court. declared today that the
men had been in the Tombs since
January . on warrants which did
not state sufficiently the facts to con-
stitute a crime. He. therefore. ordered
the release of Rurode. August f.
Meyer. Walter Mueller and Hartmann
Wegener.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
DIES WITH BABY
IN CLOSE EMBRACE

With his little two-year-old baby
ciasped to his heart by his left arm
William r. Steinbach. a dairyman.
thirty-four years old. residing on the
Creighton Road. near Stop 3. on the
Seven Pines car line, pressed the bar
rel of gun to his temple artd. touch
ing the trigger with a stick which he
grnsped In his right hand. sent a
charge Of bird-shot crashing through
his brain shortly after 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning. Practically the en-
tire top of his head was blown off and
thes child was found covered with
blood.
AS soon as the shot was Aired Mrs
Steinbach rushed to the room from
which the sound of the shot came. A
horrXying scene greeted her as she
entered the room. A part OF the VIC
4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
Success in That Zone Means
Rumania's Early Participa-
ton in Great Conflict
Hungary Is Very
Much Stirred Up
Peace or Secession Declared to
Be Alternative Now Con-
fronting Head of Dual Mon
archy

London, Jan. 2f.-Dispatchcs
from Petrograd lay stress upon
the Russian advance into Transyl-
vania, where II Is stated Austrian
resistance is broken. The news
has interesting political as well
as military Significance. With the
operations ON tie Polish from. so
retarded By weather conditions
that they have settled down to q
series OF Siege conflicts productive
Of slight gains by either side, the
Russian offensive nj the extreme
eastern district OF the war con-
tinues on increased importance.
Russia holds Bukowina as well as
most of Gai'cia. in Arm grip, and il
depioying troops through the Borgo
pass and other eastern clefts in the
Carpathiaas. The Russians have
reached the mountain frontiers OF
Pennsylvania and are beginning to
TOW down We slopes on to the Tran
sylvanian plains. II Is reported that
Marshal Won Hindenburg has been
compelled to detach considerable
number of troops from his armies in
Poland to reinforce THE Austrians on
the Transyivanian border.
Anstrians Driven Rack.
The Austrian troops that were sent
into Bukawina to stem the Russian
advance were driven back 10 Jakobenl.
The fighting 10 severe In these high
lands and the troops suffer from tho
bitter cold. Infantry ami artillery
operate In deep SHOWS ard many
Austrian prisoners sent 10 Russian
depots In Galic,e were helpless with
frozen hands and feet.
The repor. of the Russian general
STAFF says that the zxar's forces are
ft.}f The Ach ~ I'M
continues along the front ~ Ciocanes-
tie-Jakohenl. according tn the Daily
Malls Bucharest correspondent. The
Russians rave obtained an appreci-
able advantage against the Austrian
right The Austrian left was with
drawn upon Dorna. The population
Of Bukowsna is suffering from scarcity
Of food.
Expect Rumauia's Aid.
I-nquestionably Russia IS making
advances In the region on the sup
position that a successful campaign in
Transylvania will bring Rumania into
tsie war. That ls rauor that
Rumanta will throw troops into Tran
sylvania In order to protect her ma
.ionals.
That the campaign Is stirring Hum
gary deeply is indicated by the news
from Berlin that Arehduke Charles
Francis Joseph and DR.. Won Beth
-Hollweg have arrived there
and will he joined soon by Baron
Rurfan. the new Austro- Hungarian
minister for foreign affairs II 1t has
no other result tae Russian invasion
will compel Germany and Austria TO
detach from Poland and GaiiciA
troops sorely needed In those pro-
vinces. Politically the campaign 10
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
Magic AGAIN HEADS
STATE LAhOMEh
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ASSOCIA.
4ToN HOLDS FIRST ANNUAL
MEETING.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
I.ynchburg. Va. Jan. 21.-The nrst
annual meeting OF the Real Estate
Mems Association of Virginia was held
here today with members present
form all parts Of the State.
The officers elected were: President.
H. NJ. Magic. waynesboro: Widespread
dent, r.. II. Frederfcksen. Blackstone;
secretary treasurer. d. T. Kennedy.
Invitations from Roanoke, Danvtlle
and Fredericksburg for the naxt con-
vontion were given and referred to
the executives committee.
Congressman Carter Glass tonight
-addEealAd tina GnnYAnfinn IN xAal -
|tat9 0re1tt4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
.OAPPER LAWYER
NOW IN TOLLS
LORLYS ELTON ROGERS
FRIENDS WORKING TO
FURNISH BAIL.

New York. Jan. 21.-Lorlys Elton
Rogers, dopper lawyer and former
actor, VINO maintained his mbtherless
wife In a luxurious apartment on
Riverside Drive. and the unwedded
mother Of his two children in modest
fiat in the Bronx. was indicted and
arrested today under the so-called
white slave law. He Is charged
specifically in an indictment of three
counts with having induced Mrs. Ida
Walters Rogers, who poisoned her two
babies. to live with him.
Rogers, scrprised by the indict-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22
FRENCH PRESSING STEADILY ON IN INVASION OF ALSAE
CARS FORCES MEET NO CHECK IN FRANZ OSEPtFS REAIA
NAN WHO FIRED FIRST
SHOT AT GETTYSBURG DEAD

Rutland, VT, Jan. cf.-Coloncl
r. Benton Kelly, scvcnty-six who,
II Is claimed. fired the first shot at
Gettysburg, IL dead at the home of
his dAug hter. Mrs. George a. Brig
ham. He lived for many years at
the Hotel Westminster in Boston.
The diary Of Colonel Kelly bears
the record OF service I'm eighty-two
engagements and skirmishes. He
had Ave horses shot under him and
was struck four times by lead and
three times by sabres.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22

which reminds you that
you should read tho Rich.
moud rirginian
EVERY DAY.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To wash discolored embroidery place
in a vessel with cold water, blued, but
not too deep. and with the juice Of a
lemon. Boil for half an hour and aft
erward rinse in cold water and dry in
fresh air.
Bread should never be covered with
a cloth when taken from the oven. but
laid on the side and allowed to be-
come perfectly cold, then kept in a
closely covered tin box without any
wrappings.
To clean white paint use very hot
water, and add to n pail Of water a
tablespoonful Of t%urpentine and a little
borax. Wipe very dry and rub with a
cloth dipped in whiting.
When a boot or shoe pinches wiring
a cloth out In very hot water and
place It Over the place while the boot
Is on the foot. This expands the
leather ana will give relief.
1t is a good plan to turn q colander
over hominy. eggs or anything that
spatters while cooking. BY so doing
the food will brown well and will not
steam.
To tint discolored lace curtains mix
cornstarch with an equal quantity of
ordinary starch. boil and use in the
same way az white starch.
II the little girls petticoat Is too
short and there are no tucks to let
out open the seams OF the shoulders
and set In a piece Of muslin.
Try raisins cooked with oatmeal.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

WI AAloEH AND MAIN bOUhHH Or L61-
BERG.
change began with the iaun. hing II
the great drive from Cracow eastward.
Great numbers Of German troops we're
sent in tn assist the AuStrians. :s we'll
as u vast m"u Of field artillery. The
use Of artillery by the T%eutonir allies
has been described by correspondents
as on q scale never before undertaken.
It's effectiveness vas relatively in
creased by the shortage Of shells on the
part of the Russians. which Is believed
to have contributed largely to the weak
ening OF their resistance.
With Lemberg now IN her hands.
Austria has reclaimed virtually the
whole province of Galicia, for the per
manent occupation Of which Russi,
had made plans, bringing IN officials to
set up civil administration In the terri
tory as fast as it was taken. Lemberg
was renamed by the Russians LvOv,
the old Russian-POlish name.
Lemberg is not a fortified town, al
though 1t was a military station and
the site Of a famous military academy
Under the Austrians. to whom 1t fell
on the partition Of Poland In 1772. Al
though it Is only twelve and three
quarters hours distant by train from
Vienna-3GC miles northeast in a direct
line--it was little known to the world
until the Russian investment brought It
into prominent view. It Is famous for
its parks and gardens and It's magnif-
cent oaks, beeches and acacias. The
churches are almost as numerous as the
trees, and their architecture Is one Of
the glOries Of the city.
The city IL situated Oh the Peltew. IN
adiuent Of the Bug river, In a valley
surrounded by hills. 1t was founded In
1900 under the name Of LeOpolis by
Leo Danilowicz. Ruthenian prince. In
1910 1t was captured by Casimir tho
Great Of Poland, who gave It the Mag
deburg rights. Under Polish DONNA
don the town became quite important
and developed a great trade with tho
east. It was made the capital Of TIE
Polish province Of 1eussen and % ~.
NAMED until L -caDs under Austria1
domlnis0I At IL pssssot time tt'is ~
fourth city o. ~, Auserian snnp6cA,
with . population ct IL time tbs Duar
slans captars0 +. Of 10000 md eaoGr
slyo inAas1F1al an ce0moRe1al An6osS.
OA
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

BEAUTIFUL DINING o OM SUIT,
brings the wonderful colOrs and the
grain of the wood into prominence.
This suit il of cottage size. The chairs
are built with the old fashioned re-
movable seats.
Orange Baskets.
Select a rather large. firm skinned
orange for the basket. With u sharp
knife cut out the skin at the end of
the orange opposite the stem into a
basket handle. For the body Of the
basket leave somewhat more than half
Of the fruit. Then carefully cut away
the skin not needed and scoop out the
pulp Of the orange. Have one-quarter
Of a box Of gelatin soaked in one-quar-
ter of a cup Of cold water for half an
hour. Add one-half cupful Of boiling
water; then add a half cupful Of sugar
and a cupful Of orange Juice. TO pre-
pare the Juice, press the pulp Of the
orange from the basket through a vege-
table press or squeeze It with the
fingers through a cloth. Never squeeze
an orange with the skin on. as this
gives it the bitter taste Of the oils from
the rind. Add. also. the Juice Of half
a lemon. Stir all together and strain
through a cloth and set on the ice till
firm. When ready to serve cut the
Jelly into irregular blocks and put It
into the orange baskets.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

4 FTER ten months OF Russian
occupation Lemberg, capital Of
IA Galicia, is again In Austrian
hands. 1t was taken by force
by Austrian troops under command OF
General BOehm-Ermolli. while the Rus
sian armies in the vicinity were de-
feated and pursued by the armies Of
Mackensen. Won I.inSingen and tho
Archduke Frederick. The kaiser HIM
self was with Macktnsen's forces, and
1t has been reported that he personally
directed the operations. 1t was also re-
ported that Emperor Francis Joseph
would meet the kaiser In L.emberg tor
the purpose OF mutual congratulations
and to inaugurate public rejoicings
over the recapture Of the city. 30.
Lemberg was occupied by the Rus
SLAMS on Sept. 3. 1914. about one month
after the outbreak OF hOstilities. In tho
course Of the early Russian drive into
Austria. 1t has therefore been in Rus
sian control for ten months.
The capture OF Lemberg was ono oe
the earliest important successes Of the
Russians Following 1t. they pushed
onward rapidly through Galicia. The
high water mark Of tho invasion found
almost all the province In their hands.
They approached within striking dis-
lance OF Cracow, at the western end a
the province, close to tho German from
der; stormed the heights and passes a
the Carpathian mountains. which sepa-
rate Galicia from Hungary, and, to ths
east, swept down through the crown
land Of BukOwina to the Roumanian
frontier.
All this has been changed by to
steady succession Of Austr0-Germaa
victories Of the last few weeks. TIE
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

Economy in the home a eve be
accomplished until women learn bust
ness methods in running their house
holds. 1t is highly important that
they should consult market reports and
should see just what meats and veg
etables are inexpensive and then make
up the weekly menus from these ar.
ticles.
OF course it may be necessary to
pay a few cents more here and there
than the prices quoted, for food sold
at the smaller stores is more expen-
sive than that sold at the markets.
However. there will not be such a ire
mendous difference. and a table of
this kind should be Of invaluable aid
to the housewife In making out iney-
pensive menus.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
LEMBERC HAS 4
VARIED HISTORY
Captured and Recaptured, Has
Served Different Masters.

4 FER ten months Of Russian
occupation Lemberg, capital Of
x Galicia. is again In Austrian
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
HANDSOME MAHOGANY.

No Other Wood Quite Approaches u In
Appearance.
Reminiscent Of the colonial period Is
the handsome dining room suit shown
in this Illustration. 1t IL built Of solid
mahogany with a dull polish. which
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

y ~ AAuSu NOACCA Ill lily W.
half. 1t is In great contrast with those
reckless drivers who run down per-
sons and leave them lying where they
fall while the rascals make their es,
"ape."
MY happiness at your restoration is
complete" was Chichester's reply.
And the flowers you have sent me:
they have been such a comfort to me.
! love flowers, and while confined to
my room they have been my principal
companions"
Taking a rose from a vase. she placed
it In Chichester's buttonhole.
Now. when a lady puts a flower in
the lapel Of a mans coat she must. of
necessity. stand very near him. He
looks down into her face and her
breath is sweet to him. Chichester
found it difficult to refrain from en-
circling the donor with his arms.
A time came, however. when ne
reached home from business, sat in the
easy chair in the coy parlor and a
wife sat on ito arm while they talked
over the events Of the day. At such
moments Chichester went back in
memory to the day be stood a lonely
bachelor at bis club window. looked
out on tho driven rain ana pictured
hinssif 81 h6pso Win / VIII. tbsn
went foetA - ab6eseauctod " fats 10
: tsal 1Smi1aaA's-tiiM Win. lAlf Coe.
NM -
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

Following Him Up.
How about your co~nstituents1"
what Of them1'
Are they behind your"
Every much So" said the congress.
a TOO close for comfort."-Phila.
delphia Bulletin.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
Baked Eaos.

Why not bake your morning eggs?
Purchase a small. individual earthen.
ware egg dish. break your egg in this.
put q small piece OF butter on It and
stand II in the oven or over the Ore
until the white 10 vet. II you have no
oven cover tts Dish and stand It on
the stove Yoa q vary this method
By adding 4 little cream aud 4 grating
Of cheese TO- the go " any bit o. lsst
over vesstab's, spi.aea. s:paraxss.
re.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
SAlp or COUNTRIES.
Give me but one hour OF
Scotland; let me zee It ere
die.-AytOun-

u4Vs OOOA
The Americans equally detest
the pageantry Of a king and the
supercilious hypocrisy Of q bish.
op.-JuniuA
The noblest prospect which q
ecotchman ever sees u the high
road that leads him to England.
Samuel johnson.
Britain = q world By itself.
and No viii nothing pay for
wearing our own noses--Shaks-
spsafA
In ~ fous quarters Of the
tl0be who readS m Amer1can'
beSk = gess q q Amsrtcan
~ = looke 6 @ Ansklean
1890 g seetne1 : Sydney