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Evening star., 1915-02-01
MUST SERVE HIS SENTENCE.
Court of Appeals Afirms Decree in
Fletcher Alimony Case.

James J. Fletcher, who was recently
adjudged in contempt of court for
failing to obey a decree to pay ali
mony to his wife. Julia B. Fletcher.
must serve the sentence of sixty days
in Jail imposed on him by Justice Staf-
ford The District Court of Appeals. in
an opinion by Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel,
today affirmed the judgment of con-
tempt.
The court found that Fletcher had
transferred his property to evade ali
mony and still has it in his power to
comply with the decree"
Fletcher is already in Jail awaiting
disposition of an appeal from q re-
fusal of Chief Justice Covington to
grant him a writ of habeaS corpus.
following his surrender to serve a
term of two years in the penitentiary
imposed in a conspiracy ease which
also grew out of his marital troubles.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
UTILITIES COMMISSION ACTS.
Adopts Regulations for Furnishing
Electric Service to District.

Regulations governing the furnlsh-
ing of electric service in the District
of Columbia have been adopted by the
public utilities commission and Will go
into effect February Is. One OF the
principal requirements of the new
rules is that the electric lighting con-
Germs shall upon request of consumers
record meter readings on all bills rem
dered. The companies also will be re,
quired to print on all bills submitted
a statement to the effect that they will
furnish meter readings upon request.
The commission today decloeo 10
prant a hearing February 16 on the re-
quest of the Capital Traction Company
that the order of the commission re-
ouiring separate conductors on trailer
cars be rescinded
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Y. M. H. A. Installs Officers.

Newly elected officers of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association were in
stalled at an open meeting: at 1923 5th
street northwest last evening, Judge
Milton ]. Strasburger acting as INSTALL
ing officer. Mark Stearn5an spoke on
the possibilities and need of greater
Y. NJ. II. A. The new officers are; Presi-
dent, f. Lester Man; first vice pres-
dent. Moses Gutenberg; second vice
president, B. S. Goldstein: secretary
I. Bergstein, and treasurer, Michael
Harris.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Choir Displaces Bands.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
CAPDIFF. Wales, January 20.-When
the new Welsh army of 10000 takes the
field, the soldiers will go to battle to
the sound Of a Welsh male choir. which
has been substituted IN it's regiments
FOR the customary brass bands. The
choral organization is known as the
Welsh army male-voice chorus" and
its members include some of the finest
singers in the Welsh valleys. men who
have competed In the scores of the
famous esiteddfods. or minstrelsy fes-
t!vals.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
LONDON MARKET BROADENS.
Americans Open Higher. But Prices
Ease Off at the Close.

LONDON, February Money was
abundant and discount rates were quiet
today. -.
The stock market opened dull, but busi-
ness gradually broadened during the ses-
sion. Home rails and foreign bonds were
well supported, but realizing caused
slight setback in oil shares.
American securities opened fraction
higher Business was not brisk. however,
and prices were inclined to ease off at the
close.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Surprised by News of War.

CorTesppndence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. January 2o.-The German
bark Niganella was brought into
Plymouth January 10 with the aston
ishing news that nobody aboard her
knew that there was war. II was
said that she left Corinto July with
a valuable cargo of nitrate The re-
port was that the first intimation Of
war reached her surprised crew when
she was held up In British waters and
ordered intO Plymouth.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Many Harmonicas for Soldiers.

Cor-cspoudence 81 tie Associated Press
LONDON. January 20.-In response to
the demand for mouth organs for the
use OF the British soldiers and sailors
one of the larger instrument firms
here has ordered 10000 from Switzer-
and All of them are for single GUS
TONER. who intends to distribute them
among the various ships of the feet
= home waters. Another firm has sold
200 mouth organs since the beginning
Of the war and has placed an order for
1000 more. The only sources of supply
row are Switzerland and the United
Evening star., 1915-02-01
FUMIGATION IS RUSHED.
Opening of Stock Yards in Chicago
This Week Expected,

CHICAGO. February 1.-Work of
cleansing and fumigating of the stock
yards was rushed today in the hope
of finishing operations and receiving
governmental sanction to resume
shipments of live stock by the middle
of the week.
PITTSBURGH, February The
Horr's Island stock yards here. closed
last week because of the foot and
mouth disease. were today reopened
for the receipt and shipment of live
stock for Immediate slaughter. The
yards have been quarantined and fumi-
gated three times since the foot and
mouth disease appeared last fall
Evening star., 1915-02-01
THREE PERSONS DIE IN WRECK.
Thirteen Others injured. Some Sc
riously. When Trains Collide.

CINCINNATI, February Three per-
sons were killed and thirteen others in
jured in a collision between traction
car and a steam freight train on the Gin
cinnati. Georgetown and Portsmouth rail-
road near Amelia today.
The dead are Frank Henderson Of
Bethel, Ohio; Frank Smith of Amelia
and a man named Hoover.
Some of the injured are expected to die.
The accident occurred during dense fog
and while both the passenger rar and the
freight train were going at high speed.
Evening star., 1915-02-01

cal mariners and yachtsmen will bs
made by the lighthouse authorities in
charge OF the NTH district. as follows:
Mouse river-Postponement - PineS
Point shoal buoy. ., to he establish
about February Is, 1915. second-clsss =
nun, in about three fathoms of watct
to mark the point of shoal southeast Il
Neuse river lighthouse.
Gum Thicket shoal buoy. 2. numbcfs
to be changed on same date to A.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Invited to Meet in Washington.

The executive committee of the joint
conventions committee at a meeting
held today in the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce voted to invite the
Kappa Alpha Fraternity to hold its fif-
tieth anniversary meeting in this city
next December The committee also
will invite the National Photographers
Association to hold it's 1916 convention
here. Usually there are about 1.s00
delegates, in attendance at this con-
vention, which lasts a week.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
ROADS ENJOY INCREASE.
Last of S Per Cent Advance in
Freight Rates Becomes Effective.

Practically all of the remainder of the
per cent increase in freight rates the
country over allowed by the interstate
commerce commission became effective
last m:snight. The full force of the
commissions decision allowing the
rates to become effective on ten-day
notice will now be felt.
The greater part of the rates became
effective January IS, but a few of the
railroads did not get their tariffs be-
fore the commission in time to become
effective on that date. These rates
came into effect today.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
HOPE OF THE IDEALISTS.
Believe Belgium Will Have More
Beautiful Cities Following War.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 2o.-Out of the
ashes and debris of devastated Bel.
gium idealists hope there will spring
cleaner and more beautiful cities
whether the Belgians or the Germans
build them The International Garden
Cities and Town Planning Association
cooperating with Belgian officials. held
conference in London this week e
go over the situation.
1t is pointed out that the widespread
destruction of property in Belgium af-
fords a remarkable opportunity through.
out the country for adopting on a large
scale the principles of modern towns
and villages urged by the association.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
NIGHTMARE OF A BOOB"
Washington Canoe Club Depicts It
in Minstrel Show Program.

The Washington Canoe Club present.
ed "A Boob's Nightmare" and minstrel
show" at the first open smoker Of the
season in the clubhouse Saturday
night More than 100 members and
guests attended. Supper was served in
the grillroom. "A Boob's Nightmare
caricatured applicants dreams of being
questioned by the club officials con-
cerning their qualifications for men,
bership.
Those who participated in the min
Evening star., 1915-02-01

strel show were: Intsrlocutor. James
s. Duggan: end men. Arthur Pierce.
Felix Mahony. c. b. Amis and W. A.
Morsell: songs. n. r. Hammer. James
Young, W. A. Morsell, Roland Rod
rick. accompanied by Byron Blodgett
and George Wilson; cartoons by Bugs"
Baer. The COMMITTEES on arrangements
comprised r. G. Finkenhaur. chairman
pie, vice chairman; ], ". Burch, treas
urer: c. e. Hall. secretary: J. c.
Wheeler, q. Good Cresssy and n. F.
Hunting.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Citizens Meet, Dance and Eat.

The Virginia Highlands Citizens AS
sociation held get-together meeting
Saturday night at the home of John Muir.
ray, on Higland boulevard. Following
an address by Frank Campbell, president
of the association, on Better Citizen
ship" there was dancing. Supper was
served The meeting was attended by
ninety-eight persons, and was in the
nature OF housewarining of Mr.. Mur-
rays new home.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
SCHOOL SYSTEM REFORMED.
Organization for Second Half Of
Year Is Effected.

REORGANIZATION of the Washington
school system for the second half of the
school year was effected today under the
direction of Supt. Ernest L. Thurston
and his officers.
1t is thought about 100 VIII enter,
bringing the total enrolment up 10
nearly $4,000.
Because of the work of reorganization
and the inclement weather pupils We're
given a half session today. Teachers
and other employees of the schools also
received their pay for work done in
January
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Musical for the Blind Tonight.

A musical for the blind will be giysn
at the Library OF Congress this evening
at S:l5 o'clock IN pavilion No. z. Tic
program will be rendered by Mrs Char
lotte G. Lippett. contralto: Miss Helen
Crennan. soprano. and Miss Ruby Stan
ford, yiolinist-
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Court Clerk Commits Suicide.

CINCINNATI Ohio. February Il
Frank I-oveland, clerk of the United
States circuit court of appeals at Gin
cinnati. committed suicide by cutting
his throat and wrists at his home here
today. Dependency over i'll health is
believed to have been the cause for his
act
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Fakers and Crooksl

The advestieane co}uinos Of
1'he Star are edited as cars-
fully as the news columns.
PaLers and crooks are barred
Every advertisement known
20 contain an untrue or mis-
leading statement has heen re-
jected.
Every reader - asked TO he
on the Vigilance Committee and
hAlp police the columns.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Reprssentative.Elect Brown Dead

NEW YORK. February I.-wtlliana
n Brown. representative elect IN
Congress for the twepty-fourth district
of Pennsylvania and former Lieutenant
governor of that state. died here late
yesterday of pneumonia.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
ASSERTS JURISDICTION
FOR THE UNITED STATES
Court 0verrules Demurrer of Terre
Haute Mayor Accused of Cor
rupting Elections.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. February i
Holding that the federal government
mas jurisdiction over election machir-
cry, Judge \. B. Anderson, in the United
states district court here, today over
ruled the demurrer filed by Dom NJ.
Roberts. mayor of Terre Haute, and
twenty-six others, to the Indictment
charging them with conspiring to cor
rupt the election of November 3, 1914.
in Terre IIaute
March was the date fixed for the
trial after the twenty-seven had been
dTraigned and all pleaded not guilty.
The defense asked for March at the
request of Representative A. .. stan
ley of Henderson. Ky. chief counsel.
who did not want to begin the trial
until after the adjournment of Con-
gress March 4.
Arguments on the demurrer were
heard last Tuesday, and the court an
nounced that he would give his decision
today.
Included in Demurrer.
The twenty-seven include Dom NJ
Roberts, mayer of Terre Haute; Eli H.
Redman, Judge of the Vigo county cir
cult court: Dennis Shea, Vigo county
sheriff; Thomas Smith, city judge;
Harry S. Montgomery. president of the
board of works; Elmer E. Talbot, city
controller: George Ehrenhardt. member
board of works; John Masselink, in
spector of seals and measures; Edward
Driscoll. city engineers office, and Hill
ton Redman, attorney, son of Judge
Redman.
Allege No Jurisdiction.
In the arguments Representative A.
o. Stanley of Henderson, Ky; former
Judge Frank S. Roby, Finley z. Mount
and Clarence S. Nichols for the defend
ants. contended that the court had no
jurisdiction; that the supervision of
suffrage is a state right, and that the
Indictment was illegal from technica.
standpoint. Frank c. Daley. United
States district attorney, defended the
indictment for the government, citing
many Supreme Court decisions in his
argument.
A total of 126 men were named in the
indictment, but only 115 have been ar
Evening star., 1915-02-01

Umbrellas are In great demand In Tho
Netherlands, where light rains are frc-
quent
Evening star., 1915-02-01

rested to date. OF these. eighty-three
have entered pleas of guilty. nve not
guilty. and demurrers were hled for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
Rafnnss- fieber.

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9mbalt DER neutrality-suspicious. ,,Gatbnlir Grihune".

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gang peientliden Yunftcn Der Aus.
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