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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
LABOR
LEADERS BACK BRYAN
Will Send Delegation to White House
to Discuss Mediation In Inter-
est of Peace.
TO HOLD GREAT PEACE
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT
Bryan's Plans Looking to Ending War
Will Probably BE Endorsed BY
Great Gathering In Gotham.

New York. June 17.--Ex-Secretary
OF State Bryan will head delegation
of fifty of the most prominent labor
men in this country next Tuesday to
present to the head OF the nation a
set of resolutions endorsing Mr..
Bryan's plans for mediation. and the
conduct OF the United States in its
present difficulties.
Congressman Frank Buchanan, of
Illinois. labor exponent and former
president OF the international Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers. made
the announcement tonight at q meet
ing Of representatives OF many labor
unions at Beethoven Hall, where
plans are being made for the labor
meeting to be held Saturday evening
at Carnegie Hail. Congressman
Buchanan said that he had extended
an invitation to Mr.. Bryan by tele-
graph TO. come 10. New Fork Saturday
evening and be the principal speaker
1T the meeting. Mr.. Bryan accepted.
The former Secretary will explain 70
the labor men his proposition for me-
diation by the United states. his views
on the German question, and his ideas
8or q congress- M neutral nations TO
and the war. II 10, expected that his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
REACH NO AGREEMENT
ON HOSPITAL QUESTION
Board of Aldermen to Settle in Spc-
cial Session Question OF Loca-
ton OF Sanltarium.
CITIZENS AND DIR. TUCKER
NOT FAR APART ON PRICE
Physician Wishes Reimbursement, 1t
Is Said, for Expense He Has Been
Put To-Ordinance Glass Legisla-
tion Directed at Ono Man.

The Board Of Aldermen win meet
in special session tonight to act upon
the Grundy hospital ordinance. This
ordinance is designed to prevent DR..
Beverly Tucker from establishing his
hospital at the corner of Madison and
Franklin Streets--the old Harrison
property.
The ordinance was recommended
by the committee on an unrecordeo
vote. and was passed by Common
Council by the vote Of IL to Z. At
the last meeting OF the Board OF AL
,dermen the ordinance. was. on, mo-
ton OF, Alderman Fuller. laid over
To tcniSht, so that interested persons
might be able to get together and
thus avoid a vote on the proposition.
It was said last night by represent
tatives Of me citizens who object to
the location of the hospital that to
date no agreement had been reached.
They had made q proposition to DR..
Tucker to take the property on his
hands. but when this proposition was
accepted on Monday night the citi-
xens baked when II was shown usat
DR.. Tucker, In order to let his property
70, wanted reimbursement to the ex-
tent, OF his expenses In, the matter.
Az II now stands. question OF bu,
: few hundred delrasa - y the VA
os ee4k3e&e M Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
The Real Meyer-Gerhard Was
in Jacksonville Day He Is
Said to Have Been in N. Y.
CAPTAIN HECKER
GIVES OUT STATEMENT
Little Reason to Suspect Red
Cross Lecturer Was the Mu-
milton Buyer Who Dealt
With Mrs. Lewis

New York, June i7.-Proof that
DIR. Anton Mayer-Gerhard, the Ger
man Red Cross lecturer wiz sailed
for Berlin on June urrSer the special
protection of the United States gov
eminent as a special messenger of
Count Won Bernstorf, the German
ambassador, was not the mysterious
DIR. A. Meyer" a German officer.
was produced today by Captain E.
Hecker, who is now the head of the
local German Red Cross officer.
1t consisted Of a letter written by
DIR. Meyer-Gerhard in Jacksonville,
Fla. in his own hand on March s.
last, the day on which. according to
Mrs. Selma Lewis and a local news
paper. DIR. Meyer-Gerhard, posing as
DIR. A. Meyer. privy councillor of the
first rank, and chief of the depart
ment of army supplies of the I'M
perial German government. signed a
contract with her relative to the pro-
posed purchase of $4,000 Krag-
, Jorgensen rifles. On March S, DR..
Meyer-Gerhard was supposed to have
been in this city in consultation with
Mrs Lewis
The letter supports the statement
today to the effect that neither DR..
Meyer Gerhard. nor DIR. Meyer, OF the
i Imperial German government, called
I upon LCWAss bbt AAAaA AASh
/ posing as one of these for his own
/ purpose. did see her. The letter in
dictates that the story published about
! the departure of German officer In
the guise OF DIR. Meyer-Gerhard is
untrue.
The body of the letter was with
held as confidential and as having no
bearing on the present controversy.
with the letter Captain Heeker. VINO.
I re TNr T1ar
has been In charge of the German Red
Cross office, made the following state
ment:
| The fac-simile letter In yesterdays
issue of the Tribune. signed by the
mysterious DIR. A. Meyer II has oc-
CURED to me to ascertain the where
abouts of Dr. Meyer-Gerhard on that
date. happen to have in nsy pos
session private letter from the latter
gentleman, written in his own hand.
signed Meyer-Gerhard. and dated Jack
sonviIle. Germania Club. March s. 1915.
This letter shows co>,lusiveiy that
Meyer Gerhard was not In New York,
but down in Florida on the precise
date when he is alleged to have Signed
here In New York the fake document
pu hiished in the Tribune"
Across the face of the letter Is
stamped the date of March 10. the time
OF its receipt at the German Red Cross
Fofffces in this city. $50
The statement was given out through
M. b. Ctaussen. who alsp stated that the
picture published OF DIR. Meyer-Gerhard
In many newspapers and periodicals
was taken in this country last winter.
He made statement in Contradiction
to the assertion of Mrs. Selma Lewis,
who had said on the previous day that
the picture was really that of DIR.
Meyer, taken twenty years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
CARRAnzA'S TROOPS TO
ENTER CAPITAL TODAY
FIRST Chief VIII Not Move Seat Of
Government for the
Present.
TRATNLOAD OF POSTAL
EMPLOYEES EN- ROUTE
Indications Point to Real Resump-
ton OF Central Government From
Capital BY General Carranza.

Vera Cruz, Mexico. June f7.--Gen-
erai Pablo Gonzales will enter Mex
leo City tomorrow. II was announced
here today. and again take the city
In the name OF First Chief Carranaz
and the Constitutionalists.
For the past two weeks his orces
have been advancing on the capital,
which is held by the Zapatists for the
Conyentional.sts Provisional Presi-
dent Chazaro has been head OF the
there for the past few
weeks.
On Monday General Gonzales re-
ceived a committee of three from the
capital and told them when they
asked terms for the city that the Com
.ventionnlists must lay down their
arms and acknowlede Carranxa.
A trainload OF postal employees left
.hare .tonightS for Mexico. City to stera
service AZ soon IS Gonzales enters.
1t 10 not expected that Carranaa will
move his government from xeEA Gruz
tog xons Tins - - . |''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
HEROIC AVIATOR AND
AMERICAN KILLED
Lieutenant Warneford Only Recent
ly Won Highest Honors For
Destroying Zeppelin.
HENRY BEACH NEEDHAM
DIES WITH HIM IN FALL
Aviator Was Testing New Machine
and Wen Known American Journal
list Was His Passenger.

Paris. June iT.--Liautenant warne-
ford. the young Canadian aviator. who
recently won the Victoria Cross and
the ribbon Of the Legion of Honor for
his exploit in wrecking Zeppelin sin
glehanded, was killed this afternoon
while testing a new aeroplane.
warneford went up alone on his
first flight from the testing grounds,
just outside of Paris. and brought the
machine to earth safely. Then he
changed to another new aeroplane of
the same type, and with a passenger
was flying at great height when the
machine fell. Both occupants were In
stantly killed.
The cause of the accident was not
apparent to the onlookers, as there
was scarcely any wind. .
When Lieutenant warneford left the
Hotel Ritz this morning for the flying
grounds he remarked to the manager
that he was feeling Ill and dizzy. and
did not intend to fly, although he had
been asked to do so.
The passenger who fell with Lieu
tenant warneford was Henry Beach
Needham, an American journalist.
Henry Beach Needham, son OF
Charles w. Needham. former president
of George Washington University, was
born on August 10, 1871. In CASTLE,
N. Y. After studying at Brown Uni
versity he was admitted to the bar in
the District OF Columbia In 1894. Two
years later he Joined the STAFF of the
New York Evening Post, After several
years of metropolitan newspaper work
he became a writer for McClure's Mag
axine. He became close friend of
President Roosevelt. and in 1908 was
appointed by him as a member of the
Panama Labor Commission. When the
war broke out he was in Europe and
Immediately became war correspond
ent for Golfers Weekly.
Mr.. Needham leaves widow, Mrs.
May Masters Ncedham. wio IN Mt
present living in Grand Rapids. Mich.
He was member of many clubs In
New York and Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
Teutonic Hosts Are Passing on
Toward Lemberg and Plan
Early March on Warsaw
EASTERN BATTLE
FRONT 6S2 MILES
Cars Forces Being Beaten
Back on Account of Having
No Proper Equipment To-
Face Victorious Germans

WeI1-informed judges OF tho
trend Of affairs on the various
battle fronts believe that the
most tremendous drive yet
launched has been begun by the
allies along the entire western
battle front
Immediate necessity exists y
relieve AS much as possible til
tremendous pressure now being
exerted by the victorious Tenlons
on the Russian fronts.
III the German advance in Rus-
sin cannot be soon checked there
win be danger that Warsaw may
fall In the early summer, strip
ping Russia OF her bRdIy-needed
home munifion source OF supply
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
FIGHTING ALONG
7oo-MILE BATTLE FRONx

London, June lit Is fairly certAim
tonight tina there Is lighting along th4
entire 7eo miles Of the eastern battle
line. From the Niemen. as 1t goes tnt0
East Prussia. to the Serbian Lie, ~
the border Of Bukowfna. 3.560.000 Ger
mans and Austrians have assumed the
offensive against tina Russian armtea
There are reports OF spirited actions ak
Augustowo. Kalvaria. Grodno. around
Ossowiec. along the Mamulow and NJ
rev line, north of Prasnysx, on the 49,
lula River. south Of that line IN tn
Bzura River and then In Gaiicia. wher@
the heaviest fighting of all ID to ~
found in the general advance fro
three directions toward Lemberg. VIII
the idea of clearing the entire country
OF Russians.
One oficiai dispatch from Ber11A
received today says:
German forces along the RaN
River, in Central Russian FOIAm4
west OF Warsaw, have now taken -
offensive. The German battle ltne IA
Poland. Galicia and Bakowtna ~ n01
S8c miles long. The Germans and
Austrians are attacking the enemy III
a decisive battle. and big results 1x9
expected"
This Official statement was foll0NN4
by a dispatch which read:
1.-THE Russians have abandoned IT,
positions to the north Of Gienawn
the San River. IN Gaiicia. ana - q ~!
been retreating towards Tzrn090k
In Russian POLAND. z sS|
=, The ofIiciai statement of tuas
aan general star today tens q
ffslnting, and speaks Of Successes Il
certain points. but says very utSle
~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
ALLIES TAKE OFFENSIVE TO RELIEVE RUSSIA
TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK.
Young Woman shot and slayer IL q
Suicide.

New York, June 17.-Mrs. Barbara
Cornelius, the young and pretty wife
of Carman Cornelius, a produce market
employee, was murdered in her home
In Brooklyn early this morning by
George F. McAghon, yardmaster OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad in Jersey
City McAghon then fred bullet into
his own brain.
The husband Of the woman told the
police that he was unable to throw any
light on the tragedy. but 1t was estab-
iished that MeAghon had been In love
with Mrs. Cornelius for some time. and
that he had visited her frequently in
her home. The husband says he never
saw the man before or heard of him,
and similar statements came from
the members OF the wife's family. The
police are unable to say whether Nc
Aghon went to the house with the in
tention of killing Mrs Cornelius. or
whether he acted on impulse after he
learned that Mrs. Cornelius was not
alone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18
TO BUILD NEW PLANT.
U. S. Steel Corporation to Make Zinc
and Products.

New York. June 17.-E. II. Gary,
president of the United States Steel
Cooperation, announced this after
noon that the corporation had de-
cided to build plant near Pittsburg
for the manufacture of zinc and by
products. Judge Gary said:
we have decided to build near
Pittsburg. probably at Donora. a new
plant for the manufacture of zinc and
its by-products, including sulphuric
acid, at a cost of from s2,5o0.o00 to
$4,000, 900. We have for some years
been considering the building OF such
a plant in order to supply material
for our own USE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18

New York, June l7.---Mrs. r. Wann
Sankey today won divorce from Ira
Allan Sankey, whose father composed
the famous Moody and Sankcy
hymns, tho decree Tbcissy
granted on testimony that Sarkss
was habituaily incorporate. The
Supreme Court at Bridgeport. Conn.
in granting the divorce. ordered
6ankey to pay sl0.60o alimony In q
lump sum. and $40 week. 1t Is
understood. Mrs. Sankey viii get real
estate In Greenwich.
II EAnkAy u presidcnt 1.-the firn Is
BiEsiow = Main, publishers Of this
,entered : general denial The ssnksys
800 hsyss 1ts Hi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18

Harriscnburg, Va. June t7.-Har-
risonbug now has genuine "jitney
buss' C. M. Miller has began the
operation OF this latest addition to
the transportation facilities Of the
tewnt and. the business for, the first
day is said to have been most salts
factory.
For several weeks auto buses have
been plying between Mt Jackson.
Harrisonburg. Staunton and Dayton.
but ii was not until yesterday that
zeal .sMtneys... Appeared 4 here---the
kind devoted exclusively to local
business and hauling passengers the
entire ienEth Is tta route Tor = AVE-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-18

GERMANS MISS THIS ONE.
United Fruiner Had Million Dollars o
Bullion Aboard.

New York. June i7.--The United
Fruit liner Zacapa. from West India
ports. with bananas. bullion and pas
sengers, locked this afternoon. The
bullion. valued at over $1,000. 600.
was in gold. silver and platinum,
from the mines Of South America.
and was taken on at Colon. Lazare
feferss banking house took charge OF
IT. The liner also brought a valuable
consignment OF emeralds TO local
firms.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
Der MSrOer BON SaHres.

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beFsn 9eIonbsrbeit ionit bic breite
ausmalung aler DISQUALIFICATION
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freunoes SaureS polen ii9 f9eins
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
Ser sprna oss Wevea.

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aus"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
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