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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08
UNIVERSITY NOTES

The New York Alumni Society has pledged
$500 to Coach Vivian Niekalls 10 be expended
peets to purchase new rowing machines to re-
place the obsolete machines now in use
wednesday January 20, Is the date set for
the annual eow hsns OetTssh vonbs J RTs5;hmsn ;
"o1t for blood IN this scrap as the freshies
three scraps this year
Tho nrst dance Of the WhartSo9i School win
be held In Weightman Hal . On Friday evening
January Is. II suecesstul the dance VIII be-
come an annual affair
nh. comblaed Musical clubs will take a
four-day trip next Thursday, giving concerts
in Springfield, Mass; Waterbury, Conn., and
at tke West Point Military Academy.
Fraternities under the new rushing agree
: This date was postponed week on ae-
count Of the faculty allowing me students the
Week in January for mid-year examinations.
The faculty threw a gloom bomb into the
foS5 camp OF the students this week when It
announced that al would Maus Rs re
granted, For this reason Two weeks have
instead OF the usual one week
mr. Leo 8 Rowe, professor Of international
law, recently delivered an address to the
United States UNIVERSITIES i Club o. Arse5tins
spoke on The Relation q ths American Re,
public to s9 s9s seoneeSted aeton IN order 70 avoid
1ndue intarferenee WITH nSuua commerce IN
General and Win purely iAt~t @AAAsAANaA COM
fnaeree In particular
~, .ha recent Beaux Arts Society competition
,,.tt.-t,-,gi,ania architects took four second
a5,Sedsis aud eight mentions out Of the ~ draw
t,s-s fhey submittad. receiving larger number
~ ~ 35nSdals ID proportion 70 the designs sub
otittted and also more medals than any other
WittsT Tifa Second medals were received bv
Sen Aist W 3. Rabenola; J. A. r. Thomp-
son ana p. 3, IazsselL ne mentions were
fssffs NJ Antrim q. a. ScheaFinser. ~
confad ana d. sppositz.
..,. pbilouathean Society viii not giEa :
iissi.ffr niaV this year A. has BEEN lie
iailt ~, fer years latf. iaaieal al ennfts I
IN fe uaed Ia nTlaentla1 ei4zsr 1las b
fbe spring
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Fraternities under the new rushing agree
n,ent will start to rush freshmen February
= This date postponed week on ac-
count of the faculty allowing the students the
Srsf week Ia February well the last
week in January for mid-year examinations.
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wednesday, January 20. is the date set for
tbe annual bowl aght between the Freshmen
and sephomore classes The sophs will be
Hnit for blood in this scrap as the freshies
have already humbled them In Two out OF
three scraps this year.
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The New York Alumni Society has pledged
$500 TO Coach Vivian Nickalls 10 be expended
o1 new rowing equipment. Mr.. Nickaiis ex-
meets 10 purchase new rowing machines to re-
place the obsolete machines now In use.
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STORE OPENS $3.50 A. NJ. CLOSES AT $3.50 p. NJ.
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me phllomaIhlan socIeIy vi nQT $40
aldalntel peg ms saf ~, =, i-s sen tlle
en- fs lIaed Ia pFesenllag tl4ssr niAs Il
fbe spring.
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lewis IS
NOT PHIL Lewis
Fight Manager Learns He's
Kidnapped Son of Rich
Parents.

PhiltLewis Of New York, manager
OF Patsy Kline. the fighter, has Just
discovered that his name is not Lew
Is, but de Luca, that he was not born
in the United States. but In Italy.
that the woman he always thought
was his mother was formerly his
nurse who kidnapped him and that
his father Is rich and known in Italy
as the "maccaroni king"
Lewis was called to Syracuse, N.
Y, recently by word that his mother
was dying. When he reached the
deathbed Of the woman he thought
was his mother, SO the story goes.
she told him the tale Of his life.
She said. according to Lewis. that
when she was his Nurse in Italy her
husband left her. She became at.
tached with Lewis and ran away with
him.
The woman wrote a deathbed mes.
sage to Lewis parents, who have not
known for 2s years where he was 10.
Gated. The fight managers father
wants him to return to Italy, but he
says he will wait until the war IS
over.
While Lewis father has been get,
ting rich, Lewis has made several
small fortunes himself in the fight
game. and lost them. Besides hand
ling Kline and promoting bouts, Lew
is managed Kid Julian, the Syracuse
lightweight, and is now managing
Gene Moriarity, a lightweight.
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SER Cut in the nation. "lsraei shall be
thy name" The prince that prevails
with eed." who had wrought for their
fathers. Who answered Jacobs prayer.
3 nov about 70 answer Elijah. This
altaf was not constructed as a monn.
nient TO departed one. nor for The or.
nameatation Of the house Of God. II
was in Gods FIRST cathedral and for
his glory alone On this altar Elijah
placed his sacrifice.
Again Israel is to prevail over Its
enemies, this time those within. not
those from without. (c) He covered
The altar wv. 1884, e. q, poured wa.
ter upon It to remove all possible &C.
elsatlon OF fraud or. triekery. The
trench 'as great as would contain two
measures Of seed ". Sails equivalent
to SIX gallons. Three times water was
taken from the spring, still flowing
at this place, and poured upon the
altar, twelve Jars in all again!symbol,
izing the twelve tribes.
o.. EiiIah's Prayer, w, ss,3H The
great prophet even could only secure
through prayer his desired blessing
though its purpose was t'that this PEG.
pie may know that thou Lord art Cod
His prayer was: (a) Addressed to
God; tb) Grounded upon experience,
that Of Abraham. Isaac and jacob
tc) It was for n purpose, the honor
Of that name; I'D 1t was to sanction
bis act in calling forth the drought
upon Israel as q punishment for the
sins of princes. priests and people:
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Elijah gave the $50 prophets Of Baal
and the 400 priests OF the groves ".
1s) every advantage possible that he
might the more clearly unmask their
error and make more signal theiy de-
feat Their frenzied cries and self.
Injury continued fruitlessly until $500
p. m. Then Elijah announces the de-
tails which were to remove all possible
doubt as to whose champion he was or
who is to answer his petition. ta) He
calls the people together ". SOY draw.
ing them nigh to God and challenging
their undivided attention after the con.
fusion produced by the priests and
their CONSERVATION over their defeat.
tb) He constructs the altar tyv.
So.S1). Any true and lasting retorma.
ton must begin at the affairs Of God.
Restore one in the heart, the home
and church and there will return to
all unity and strength. Note Elljah's
insistence upon an undivided nation,
as suggested by the twelve stones"
While any lasting reformation must
begin in the individual heart, still II
1t is true and genuine 1t will work II.
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Conway Cubs
Going to Simpson

The Conway Cubs, a local team un-
der the management Of John Conway.
will Journey to Simpson Sunday after
noon, where they will cross bats with
the Pine Grove baseball nine at that
place. The local players are request.
ed to meet at the Watson building at
10 minutes till one.
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Following the lesson of last week
we nave tch. 1916 the interesting
account OF Ahab's search for Elijah
and OF the prophets meeting with oba.
diah. Verses 5 and 6 suggest the Sc:
verify Of the drought in the land.
Ahab's accusation. art thou he that
troubleth Israel" is replied to by Ell.
iah's challenge regarding a contest be-
tween himself. the representative OF
Jehovah. and the kings prophets rep
%resentlns Baal, wv. 1920. In accord
ence with the stipulations the prophets
Of Baa accented the CHALLENGE and
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World HafiIin the Sinner Bldg. III Main
street. J. q. Kinead. recorder.
Meets on tile second and fourth Monday
evenings at 5 O'clock at the namo place.
This Is the ladies. degree OF the order,
;JEH Rnlseads Recorder.
The AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION.
Meets each second ntd fourth Tue<f<-
Main street.
Faifnont Lodge No. 0. Loyal Order OF
Moose. Meets every Wednesday oreninr
At O'Clock N Maccabec Hall. McEirns5
Bldg. 81 Main street. Z. L Morris. Sec.
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MoNoNeAAi suRRRlsE PARTY.

on Wednesday night. September !,
Mrs. Walter Adds gave a surprise
party In honor OF her husband, Mr..
Walter Adds, celebrating his 5oth
birthday. About s O'Clock the guests
began to assemble and were received
by Miss Irene Adds. his daughter.
The evening was pleasantly spent by
quite a numberiof Mr. and Mrs. Adds
friends. Cards and music were the
interesting feature OF the evening
with refreshments served. The
guests were: Mr.. John Abercromhi,
John Costello, John Martin. Tiidon
King. VIII Leonard, Bensamin Swan
son, George Toothman, Albert Robey,
Perry Burton. Sherman Myers, Jim
Jones, Lee n. Satterfeld, 4. G. Price,
Henry Mauller, Raymond Leonard,
William kearns. Thomas Trader. Roy
Adds, Paul Kearns, and Misses Beu.
lar Toothmana Evelyn Toothman.
.Thelma higgins, Laura and Irene Ad-
dis. Mrs, NJ. Hampshire, B. Swanson,
q. Toothman. j.. Costello and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adds, the host and hostess.
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&c, a, wss cunue upon the word OF
Jehovah, TO corrohorate and 10 afirnl
The WORKS done at thy word:' ~ Il
was for the Conversion of the People.
that thetr hearts might be turned back
10 Jehovah once mcrs.
Elijah. the man OF faitl., stakedS his
all upon the Word OF God, he gave.
himself up wholly 70 the plans and.
purposes Of God, and relied explicitly
lpon the corenant.Seeping God.
Ill. Gods Power, w. $40. We are.
confident Elijah had never seen fire
tall and that he must have realized
the awful catastrophe involved II 1t
did not fall. Yet he fearlessly makes
dis plea and the ere fell. It was not
an accidental stroke OF lightning. God.
The creator. worked upon the laws OF
aature, his servant, and wrought on.
fusion to his enemies. It would be a
strange God and father who could not
use his own laws and creation to pro-
tuce a moral effect.
The abundance OF proof was that
uot only the offering. but the water
aud the very stones Of the altar were
consumed. Risking all, all is won.
What we need everywhere is men
who will follow in Eliiah's steps in
order that the fire Of God may come
apon US. There remained no longer
any doubt, God is God, Baal IS a sham.
So they fell on their faces. yet In
spite of the victories O. God men to.
DAY refuse to render unto him like
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MASONIC.

Fairmont Lodge 40. ). Meets in Ma.
sonic Temple first and third Mondays 81
each month. Francis E. Nichols, Sec.
orient Chapter R. A. NJ. No. 8. Meets
~ Masoni, Temple second Monday Of
eash month. Francis E. Nichols, Sec.
Crusade commandery. No. 6, x. T.
Meets in Masonic Temple every fourth
MONDAY. Francis E. Nichols. Sec.
Fatrniont Chapter No. "a. o. E. s..
Meets IN Masonic Temple first and u I'd
Thursday. Helen Fleming. Sec.
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,neaieacc N worship. /,
Compare In this connection the IRE
II Gods holy spirit which came upon
he apostles and believers at Pentecost
and the resultant convictins power
convincing the peorie OF Jerusalem
hat the srlciied Christ was the son
f!God.
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A. Q. U. w.

Fairmont Lodge No. II. Meets In l,oms
Savings bank bldg, every Monday cyen-
Ing. J. H. kirkhead. See.
Mountain State Commandery No.
446, A. & l. o. Knights OF Malta, meets
every Thursday evening in Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Main and Monroe streets,
at 1880 O'Clock. j. N. Chilson, s. X, C..
c. ". Walker, Recorder.
Dent Hive No. 753. Ladies' OF the Mod
ern Maccabees. Meets the first and third
Fridays OF each month at 1850 d. m in
the X. OF P. Hall. The officers are: ORA
Evans, commander: Elizabeth Dent. rec
ord keeper: Miliie X. Evans. finance
keeper.
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3. Z: Butcher. secretary; 10. we.son.
ORDER OF OWLS.
cry Thursday night at 7saot In old X. o.
p Hal. Mckinney Bldg DR.. !. u
GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION.
Meets first and fourth Sundays OF
each month, at Jackson Hotel Build
ing. Chas. Grottendiek, president; II
G. Voelker, Secretary.
Q wv: Meets every Monday ey-
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.ERAIERNAL NEWS

Co. H.. First West Virginia National.
Guard. Meets every Monday II the new
Armory, Jackson st. Captain. Charles
Neptune: I'd Lieutenant. Earl Michael.
Co.. ]. Meets every Wednesdaysin new.
Armory. Captain. e. d. Carskadons ist
Lieutenant. Francis Thralls: I'd Lleuter-
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I. o. OF r. NJ,

Setting Sun Tribe No. is. Meets on
Thursdays at 1880 p. H.. at Red Mems
Hail. Fist ward. II. Ernest Hawkins.
X. Of R.. lSS State street. First ward. .
Waneta Council No. 8 degree OF Poca-
hontas). Meets at Red Mems Hall. First
ward, every Friday.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Meets every Wednesday evening at
Mckinney Bldg.
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LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER s
ELIJAH AND THE PROPHETS OF
sAAL.

LESSON TEXT Kings 1s:3aaa.
GOLDEN TExT-Jehovah Is far from
he wicked; but he hearethy the prayer OF
the righteous. Prov. 15:29 r. ".
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Two base hits. Butler, Miller. Bethel;
three base hit, Kelly; sacrifice hits. Sny.
der, Bfseher, Doak; sacrifice fly, Carey:
stolen bases, Cooper, Long, Wilson. yioS;
double plays, Huggins to Butler to Miller.
poak to Snyder to Miller, Viox to Me-
lAnley!toS Wagner; hit by pitcher, Wilson
p ylkelly: left OH bases. ST. Louis Z. Pitts.
burghe III; first on bats. on Doak 4. on
hs hfts a aesf@fk ost, a az RSnk z pg SG, ny
livingston Cooper 2 in 4: passed ball, Sny-
der nnpires. o'Day and ouigley: time.
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Boutliou Division tLadies Auxiliary.
Meets f!rst Friday Of each month IN
Knights OF Columbus Hall. Grace Nc
ponnel. Rec. Sec.
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ERRORS lose GAME
FOR PITTSBURGH
Doak Was Hit Hard But
Kept Hits Scattered.
Score 7-2.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. .3.-The Car.
dinals. last game OF the season on the
Rtttsburgh grounds was played here
yesterday and ended in a victory for
them by a score OF q to 2. Errors OF
Pittsburgh probably lost the game for
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kNioATs q

KNIGHTS OF. COLUMBUS.
Meets first and third Mondays In old
Masonic Hail. cor Main and Madison
streets. Charles Armbruster. r. s.. 40
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MODERN woooMEN OF AMERICA.

White Camp No. 547s. Modern Wood
men Of America. meets every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock in their hall in
the Skinner Bldg. lvS Main treet. A. Z.
Dougherty. Venerable Consul c. ".
sWalker, Clerk.
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Griffin Wins from
Dawson in Third Set

FOREST HILL. L. T.. y. Y. Sept. g.
Alexander and Griffin won their way into
the fourth round of the national tennis
SINGLES here By defeating voshel and
Dawson, respectively. In straight sets In
the third round. Neither of tho winners
were torcedStoI play at top form. although
both contests were interesting and
brought forth occasional flashes OF bril-
Alexander. with his greater speed, ex:
p%ertencs 8and reach. outplayed Eoshel
both inibacs court and at the net.
Grimm was not. forced to play 2 smash.
Ing type OF game to win from his team
mate fromsthe far coast. By tho use OF
strategy and swift changes In pace. he
kept Dawson out OF position most OF the
time. and. while there were frequent rail-
lfeH lnterspersed with occasional flashes
u speedys play, Dawson never held a win
ming hand az any time. Griffin play ed
care Gull ysSalternating smashing shots and
soft1yIdropped balls when he came to the
act. Dawson; showed n tendency to drive
outt o fieourt when pressed hard and mover
seetnedStofget his strokes working salts
tactorilyG except for a short time In the
second set.Swhieh' he forced to deuce. The
point score follow:
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B. 2. o. E.. No. as4.

Meets at Elks. Home. 4ls Main street.
near Madison. every Tuesday evening At
= O'Clock. Charles D. Barry Sec, 2sS
Hish street.
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Marion Lodge No. II. Meets every
tuesday In Odd Fellows Han. E. Nj.
pa!sune Lodge No. 50. Meets avery
"a e. u. Sionesing. &c, 304 Columbia ST..
Mounta!A City Encanpment, No. s.
Msets IN Gad Fellows Hall on the frst
RiEsie. Scribe.
Patriarch Militant. Meets In Odd Fell
lows Hal! Thursday evenings. W. IS. Pit
Jackson avenue, -
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a. d. b.

Meets every second Sunday at Knlghts
OF Columbus Hall. N. ]. .C'Neal, Rec.
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K. Q. T. u.

Showalter Ten. No. z. Meets every
Friday night In Mckinney Bldg.
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KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
Meets in MusErave Hal. W. A. Grow;
III. OF IL. Az 1ocust avenue.
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KNIGHTS OF TEcuMsEH.
No. ! meets every Monday evening nj
Ogden avenue neal Madison street. w.
y. Riggs, Sec.
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KNIGHTS OF RYrHlAs.

Monumental Lodge, No. 207, meets
In the Pythian Lodge roopi, Barrack.
Vile, every Friday evening. ].
Frank Russell, chancellor comman.
der; jerome Motters. vice chancellor.
Mountain City LUcge No. As. Meets ut
Fleming Bldg. Thursdays nj 7:3U D. N.
=. {. Miller. COOK hospital. X. OF r. anu
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WoopMEN OF THE WORLD.
Meets in K. Of p. Hall. Fleming BLDG.
b. T. jones' Clerk. 2o3 Albert Court.
MISCELLANEOUS socIETIEs.sa4...
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THE WEST yRGINIAN-FARMoNT FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER s. 1915

most miserably failed wv. 1921. The
place Of this dramatic contest was Mt.
Carmel tsee map and the time prob
ably B. c. sos. =
.. Elllsh's Preparation w. soss5.
On caTmeI,ss crown now Tsasms a count
Etesskthrong
With one brave soul to stand tor. God
fGainst millions In the wrong.
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Mrs. Caroline Houshi has been M for
several weeks at her home on Madison
street.
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Seven Stars Lodge No. "a. Meets every
Thursday evening In Odd Fellows Hail.
Elrst ward. Myrtle o%rrahood. Sec. 500
e. Barnes Street.
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INTERNATIONAL
INNDMSQlOOL
LESSON

the Sunday School Course Of The Moody
Bible Institnte,)
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MARIoNTco. MEDICAL SOCIETY,".

Meets last Friday OF each month m
Fleming Bldg. DR.. c. W. waddeil,T pres.
ident; Dr.. H r. johnson. secretary; Or.
W. H. Sands, Treasurer. Board OF Cen.
sors: Drs. G. o. Henry. c. L. Holland.
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5RoTAER4eop "a RAILWAY

Meets every first and third Wednesday
second and last Sunday in Red Men's
Hall. j. e Alexander. Sec.
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Meets every first and third Sunday In
Red Mems Hall. Fred Brummake. Sec.T
WoMAN.s CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Meets every Tuesday In willard Han
W. Cts u. FBldg. Mrs. A. Msnear.
Rec. Sec; President. Mrs! Jennie Engie:
Secretary. Mrs J!EHe Beckmhn!
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoctA.
TON.
New building. Fuirriont avenue ana
First street. = u. Hartley. president:
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DAUGHTERS OF REsEccA.
West virginia Lodge No. 81. Meets ev-
81. NM at9naey night NJ p. m. at Odd Fell
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Marion Lodge NJ. 81. Meets at Mar.
ket and Merchant. First Ward. every
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Fdrmont avenue ana
d. Hartley. president:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-25
WASHINGTON PLEASED
 WITH OUTLOOK NOW

Washington, Aug. 25.-The White House and State Department welcom- ed the request made yesterday by the German Government-throu Ambassador Bernstorff,. asking the Washington, Government to delay any action in the Arabic case until the German Admiralty hearsa from the Commander of the submarine that sank the White. Star liner.
 There was real trejoicing among Government officials, who have felt for several days that the United States was on the verge of e serious break with Germany.
 The tension at the White House and State Department was relieved, fpr the very fact that the Imperial Ger man Government had expressed a, de- sire to be heard indicated a change of heart.
 The attitude of the German Gov ernment was considered almost indif- ferent during. the controversy over the Lusitania Incident, but in yester- days action Washington saw evidence