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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
LINER SET AFIRE:
PIERS UNDER GUARD
Blaze in Hold of British Ship
Parma, at Hoboken-Plot to
Destroy Others Reported.

Fire. believed to have been started
by an incendiary, was discovered aboard
the British steamer Parma, owned by
the Quebec Steamship Company, moored
at the Hoboken pier of the Fletcher
Iron Works, yesterday morning. The
blaze broke out in heap of rubbish
in the hold and made considerable
Roadway before the Hoboken iremen
got il under control. Several plates
will have to be replaced in the side of
the vessel.
Workmen remained on the Parma
until late Wednesday night, extensive
repairs having been made. All was
reported well after tour OF inspec-
ton before midnight, but shortly be-
fore 4 o'clock the night watch on the
Clyde liner Huron, moored close by,
saw smoke pouring from hatch. lie
summoned the Fire Department.
In the dense smoke Lieutenant
James Sinclair, of Engine 2, fell through
hatch on the main deck into the
hold and was rescued by Fireman Fred
erick Lewis, of Engine l. Sinclair was
taken to ST. Mary's Hospital with a
broken collarbone and bruises.
Carpenters had left a pile Of shaw
ings in the hold, il was found, and the
fire is believed to have started there.
No one was seen leaving the vessel
after the worxmen had gone, but from
the nature of the blaze it was said TO
be evident that it had been set. The
Parma, it was said, has been taken
over by the British government as
transport for Canadian troops.
A heavy guard was placed about the
pier of Barber & Co, at Van Brunt
Street, Brooklyn, yesterday, following
a warning that plot was afoot to
destroy the steamers Asuncion de Lar
rinaga and Cragside, loading there
with supplies for the Allies.
Fire, believed to have been caused
by bomb, was discovered Saturday
on the Cragside when she lay at
the open pier at West Twenty-third
Street, Manhattan. Damage amounting
TO Sl50,000 was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
CALVIN D. VAN NAME
RICHMOND HEAD
Unanimously Elected by Staten
Island Aldermen to Succeed
c. J. Mccormack.

The deadlock o. the Staten Island
aldermen-Charles P. Cole, William
Fink AM John j. O'Rourke-was broken
yesterday, and at their fourth meeting
they elected Calvin D. Van Name as
Borough President of Richmond in
place of the late Charles j. McCor-
mack.
Alderman Cole, who had been a can
didate, nominated Mr.. Van Name. The
other two aldermen seconded the NOM
nation, and the vote was unanimous.
The new official was Immediately sworn
in by the Mayor.
The new president has been resi-
dent Of Staten Island all his life and
his family before him since Colonial
times. He is a lawyer, ffty-eight years
old, with offices at 29l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
Chemical Profits Higher.

The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany for its fiscal year ended May 81
last shows net earnings OF S4,979,949
after deducting Sl,476.l26 for repairs
and maintenance and setting. aside
s673. 82l to reserve for doubtful debts
and cash discount on accounts not yet
settled. The increase in net over the
previous year was S906,l93.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
JAPANESE MINISTER
ACCUSED OF GRAFT
Viscount Kanetake Oura Resigns
Portfolio of Justice, Facing
Charge of Corruption.

Toxic, July 29.-Viscount Kanetake
Oura, japanese Minister of Justice,
suddenly resigned his portfolio to-day.
The Ministers action follows closely
upon the investigation instituted By the
Ministry of Justice into the bribery
charges growing out of the Parliamen-
tary elections last March. The case
involves several members and ex-mem-
bers OF the Imperial Diet
Count Shigenobu Okuma, the Pre-
mier, reported the situation 70 Emperor
Yoshihito. who sanctioned the resigna-
ton of Viscount 0ura.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30

said Malik had become mentally unbal
anced by the war and his inability to
get to his wife and children in far Bo-
kemia. or to get word from them. The
fact that he was unemployed gave him
ample time to brood over MS troubles
until, said the alienist, he was unable
to distinguish between right and wrong.
as the man curable?" asked the
court.
with proper treatment he should
fully recover" said the alienist.
The court then gave its order to the
Jury. Later in the day Magistrate
Murphy committed him to Bellevue.
Malik was represented in court by
Charles Oberwager. 1t is understood
that well-to-do Austrian residents of
New York have interested themselves in
his case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30

take the lad home. but said he knew
his wife would leave him if he did.
"Take that woman TO cell Judge
Costello ordered. :, n,
After ten minutes in a cell Mrs
Staudte still refused to take Max home;
Mr. Staudte offered to board Max until
he was able to care for himself. -,
Ma; left the court hand in hand with
his father. He will board at the Eli
wood house. He has a promise OF work
on a farm at Suffern. \. Y. and his
father will take him there in few
DAYS to investigate the opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
SENT TO BELLEVUE
FOR WILSON THREAT

Charles Malik. an Austrian who sent
threatening letters TO President Wilson
and the Austrian Consul General, was
Yesterday acquitted BY jury in the
Federal Court by order OF Judge Hsr-
land Howe From the court the man
was committed to Bellevue, from which
place it is planned 10 send him TO Cen
trail lslip Hospital for treatment.
But one witness was called, DR.. NJ. ).
Gregory, of the staff of Bellevue Hos
nital. who had examined the prisoner
AZ the request of the government. he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
FRENCH WAR DEBT
IS $l,2S0, 600, 900

Paris, July 29.-The first five months
of the great war ost France $780,
soc. 900. as shown by the report OF the
Budget Committee on Supplementary
Military and Naval Credits, just issued.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day
raised the limit Of the issue OF defence
bonds TO 81. 400,000,000.
The lower house appropriated $780,
600 for relief of the population OF
French districts invaded by the Ger
mans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30

the bank presented him with an en-
0raved set Of resolutions as an appre-
Cation of his services. William Milne.
cashier of the Peoples Bank for many
wears, was elected president 20 sue
ceed Mr.. Foster. John B. Forsyth, for.
merly assistant cashier, was appointed
cashier, and Wyckof !. Dey was reap.
nninted assistant cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
Peoples Bank Changes.

Scott Foster yesterday retired from
the presidency of the Peoples Bank and
was elected chairman of the board Mr..
Foster has been president of this insti-
tuition for thirty-one years and a d.
rector for thirty-nine years. After a
luncheon in his honor the directors of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
MOVE MEN rs.
ARRIVED

july e6-Prometheus a. Jnalss.
Juy gS-kausNha a. Norfolk. Glacier AZ san
Francisco. Washington a. Por az Prince: Nan
shan Fortune aid Nertus at Honolulu: Chev.
tnne IL and IA AZ Mare Island. Missouri
Ohio aud Wisconsin AZ san Diego.
july -s-Supply al Hong Kong
SAILED.
July as-Prumeihsus Dutch Habor for UnGlgl
July q Paul Jones stewart, Perry and freble
Sitka fer Kodak
July gS-Nichoison. Newport for GARDENERS BAY.
Proieus Boston for Hampton Roads. Wahnets
Norfolk far Indian He'd. Jason. Guantanamo Tor
Port az Prince. Cheyenne. HI and h. san
Fr4nclsco for Mar, Island, Hopkins. san Diego
Ar Eusena1a. Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPSI
lFrom The Tribune Bureau
Mashinlfnn Inlv .


ARMY
Leaves OF absence. Capt JAMES II BRYSON and
JAMES HANSON. q. c, one month First Lieut.
RALPH MT. PENNELL 9Th Held Art leave
extended 20 sept. Mai. ROBERT G. PAXTON
q. G., four months Oh relief from Walter Reed
General Hospital
NAVY
Lieut. A &. WILHELM 70 Georgia Lieut. THON-
A WRITER'S. Jh.. 10 Naval Hospital y \:
Lieut. q. 2. DAVIS. detached k-7 TO works
Seattle Constr Co. Seattle. Lieut. Dr. gradeD
g. H. MORRISON. detached Colorado to Naval
Academy p-4ctce squadron, Lieut. Cr. grader
II. b BODE. detached Cheyenne 20 k-T, Lieut.
IT. grader j. 5. HlLINGS. detached works seat.
tie Cor ar. Co. Seattle 90 Cleveland. Lieut. ljr
sradel & f. BATTLE. detached Kansas 10 May
n'ger. Lieut.. tIr grader y. NJ BATES com
mi,soued. Ensign l. G.. SMALL. detached New
orleans 20 Naval Academy prd,'ice squadron
ASS surg ". A SrOOFS. detached Naval Hos
pital. Newport. 10 South Carolina. Asst surg
II HURT 10 Asgal Hospital. Newport AIT
surg y " MCLELLANb. NJ X & TO Ma
G. STANTON. % Columbia; ply clerks o. J.
PHILLIPS HAIRY RICE. e BEATTY. X
nOpD. a. SGOFt. b. W SHt'MAkER { II
BREYER : II KNOWLES j. NJ HOLMES.
L. A ARTOIS AMI Is u CRAP comm stoned :
pas clerks A DAYTON. ". u CHASE II
II LOWRY. T. NJ CKONIN. q. 6. SCiIWEISER
VI J. DANBACHER 4. J MMULIEN. " r.
LuND. X Il vlEKs. J.. g. MASTERS A +
VI SHOCK. r. q. LACkLAND B II WHITE
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TON " q SMITH +. b. HERBERT { T.
RAPPOLEE. y. r. WADE aud L. H. NkEN.
ZlE. warranted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
LANTERN PARADE
ISENDORSEDBY
JAPANS CONSUL
Arita Urges Countrymen to
\ Take Part in Procession
and Other Events

Il am greatly in favor and an en-
thusiastic supporter of the Japanese
lantern parade for the Carnival" SAID
Hachiro Arita, acting consul for ia
pan, today, land / am sure the ma
jority of the Japanese residents Of Ho'
nolulu feel as / do win regard to it.
i believe the parade this year will ex.
eel anything OF this kind ever under.
taken by the Honolulu Japanese"
Consul Arita was asked whether he
believed the parade would create an
anti-Japanese feeling among tourists
here, as intimated by a local Japanese
opposed to the parade. His
answer was In the negative.
"0n the contrary" he added. Il
think the parade win arouse favor.
able feeling toward the Japanese by
the tourists from the fact that the Jap
anese will be celebrating Washing.
tons birthday in highly enthusiastic
The Japanese of Honolulu
are under the protection of the Ameri.
can flag. Personally. / believe that
even the, japanese government would
be in, favor of such parade.
Consul Arita added that Chairman
Awoki and the members OF his commit
tee are working hard toward making
the anrade success
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
THAlER URGES.
HAWAII EXHIBIT
FOR SAN DIEGO

ern California / feel ashamed for this
territory
That fair is huge snccess.sin ey.
cry way Artistically it is a perfect
gem. 1t is in full blast and has been
since January /. every feature work,
ing admirably, Eld it Is of such ex-
cellent quality that feel certain nine
out. OF every ten tourists from out.
side the state OF California who. visit
San Francisco this year win also find
time to see the San Diego celebration.
Every commonwealth west OF Colo
RADIO has fine display there, with the
exception of this territory. Even
Alaska is well represented,
AS to HaWaif's building at the San
francisco exposition, the territorial
secretary declares the citizens OF the
territory have something to be. proud
of. Il not only is nearer ready for
the opening day than any other exhibit
on the vast grounds, but in point Of
location is second only to the Cali
fornia building.
Thayer explains that the alteration
of the heating system in the Hawaii
structure was not peculiar to that
building, but a common one through
cut the ediices Of the other states and
territories, all discovering that the
gas heating system on, which the ex-
position management had insisted was
inadequate and excessively expensive.
.'The San Francisco exposition is
going to be a wonderful thing" says
Thayer. "and should not be missed by
anyone who can possibly afford the
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
BY AUTHORITY

AUDITORS RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF the
COUNTY OF HONOLULU FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
DECEMBER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
EDUCATIONAL
LEARN TO PLAY
PIANO OR ORGAN
IN A FEW HOURS

A Detroit musician has invented a
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any pe.aon or litt!c child 10 learn 10
play the piano or organ IN an hour or
Two
Send US youI name and address on a
postal card OF m ii letter. and we snail
send you our guide and three sheets OF
music, absolutely free OF charge
Address: Numeral Method Music Co,
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troit. .,lich
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MltumnD diuRs.pispatrb
STETY-FIFTE YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED. THREE FILTERS OF En-
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
DEATHS

BOOkER.-D:ed. Saturday morning 7:4O
"A NJ. at The residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. y. Franklin. 1917 West
Main; MRS. JAMES BOOKER. Sur
Eived by one son. James c.. and daugh-
Funeral from above address THIS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. September 5,
1919. at $3.50 o'clock. lntermcnt at Oak
wood
REAMER.-Entcred into rest. Sep
TENDER p. 1915, at $40 o'clock p. NJ
at her fathers. residence, 6l9 China
James J and Katie NJ. Dreamer.
Her funeral will take place from tho
sacred Heart Cathedral SUNDAY AF-
IERNOON at o'clock. Interment at
MI: Calvary Cemetery.
GARI.-Died. September 4 at his home
1929 Government Road. MIR. HENRY
GARY. aged twenty-nine years
Funeral from the home MONDAY
MORNING at 1890 o'clock. Interment
In lakewood Cemetery
1t was Gods will to take him
When we would have had him stay
fe mas gone. but we shall meet him
On that glorious Judgment day.
Free from this world of temptations;
Free from this world of sin,
Free from this world OF trouble,
And Jesus TO care for him.
BY HIS MOTHER.
NESBITT.-Died,a at her residence. oIO4
. ch1hin Street. THURSDAY at O'Clock
Funeral services at Epworth NJ. E.
Church SATURDAY ut P. NJ
THEIMAN-Died. Sunday. August 90,
at 3;l5 P NJ. in Atlantic City. " j..
ANTHONY RICHARD THEINIAN, SON
of the late Mrs. B. Schepers.
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COLORED cooks and maids wanted for
New York, New Jersey and other
Northern cities; places waiting for you.
Apply Virginia Business Exchange, 316
North Second.
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DEATHS

ALLEN.--Ded, at his residence Stop 81,
Highland Springs September 4, 1915,
ut $50 a. NJ, WALTER NJ. ALLEN. He
leaves wife and one child, and father
and brother.
The funeral will take place from New
Bridge BAPTIST Church. MONDAY AF-
TERNOON. ut o'clock. Intcrmcnt in
churchyard
Circle Hospital. CHARLES EVELYN
SMITH, son of the late DR.. Charles
Henry and Mrs. Maria Campbell Smith.
Funeral services at his late residence.
614 West Franklin Street on MONDAY,
September 6. at IL O'clock. Interment
private.
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MANAGER wanted for manufacturing
proposition in Richmond. Will manu-
facturc staple article in large demand.
Party must have Al references and
$500 cash. Address Manufacturer. care
Times DISPATCH.
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HELP WANTED-Male

GOVERNMENT examinations. thorough
instruction, % Returned if not APP
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COLORED and white farm hands for
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single Apply Virginia Business Ex-
change. BIG North Second.
Statesmen. clericals. railroad and
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men. men OF any particular trade. and
men hunting any other work call on
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ployment agency. We have put thous-
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RELIABLE colored men hunting work.
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MANUFACTURERS I,F,t will pay man 500
commission to call on automobile
trade. Department IT'S. Sales Engi-
neering Company. 5025-S5 Wabash
$50 monthly and expenses to travel.
or appoint agents. Permanent, Jap
American Company, Chicago.
will pay any honest man up 10 $50
monthly for part of spare time: no
VOORHEES,. Desk 100 Omaha. Neb.
SUPERINTENDENT willing TO dis
tribue circulars. samples, tack signs.
collect names. etc; no canvassing.
Continental Register. Chicago.
FLooRsCRAPER. Only experienced
Company, 3lS East Franklin, between
Q and 10 a. NJ.
WANTED, cylinder press feeders. Ap-
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Learn more and earn more. Night
school starts September 90. All bust
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catalogue sent on request. Massey
Business College.
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WANTED, experience house girl and
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Street Monday. September 6, between
10 and P. NJ. I
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SALESLADY; must be experienced in
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The Times-Dispatch &C
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tie incon venience Of
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this office.
Help the Service by
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FIFTY colored cooks, maids, nurses
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HELP wANTED--Male and Female.

COPY letters. Persons writing and
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HELP WANTED-siaIe.

want clean-cut men at once. VIII
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Newport News. Va.
REGISTERED or registered assistant
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Times-D Dispatch.
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wANTEp. good, practical man cxpe-
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EXPERIENCED speciality salesman re-
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Ridgways Tea, 11l-1l3 Hudson Street,
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merchants wanted for strong PROPOSE
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Zo-Mo Company, 800 800 Broadway,
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CLERlCALS. salesgirls; girls hunting
any work, call on Virginia Business
Exchange, BIG North Second. Have put
hundreds to work.
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WANT promotion? Join our night
classes In business subjects. Great
and stenoEraphers Call, write or tele-
phone for particulars. Massey Business
CnllnCh
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WHITE maid and waitress for hotel out
city; permanent. Apply Virginia
Business Exchange.
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WANTED, experienced blndery girls.
Apply Whitmore & Garrett, 1909 East
Franklin Street.
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LARGE knitting mill invites CORE
spondence with women DESTROYS OF
earning money: full time or snare
hours: experience unnecessary: good
pay. Address international Mills Inc,
Department 20, Norristown, Pa