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Elmendorf's S Lecture.

Around Southern Europe with
France, Switzerland, Italy and Spain
for E1mendorf's fourth circular tour"
Of his present course, crowded the New
National Theater yesterday afternoon.
With an opening view of Paris from
the top Of the Arch of Triumph, fol-
lowed by pilgrimages to Napoleon's
tomb, the Notre Dame and to the
Louvre, with special giimpses at it's
treasures. a flying visit was made to
Rheims for the study of it's cathedral
and lengther journey to Switzer
land, Berne, Interlaken and Murren
were depicted in many scenically spien-
did colored slides, and at the Jungfrau,
the lecturer paused for Il humorous
reminiscence of it's conquest in his
youth, in which he gave his present
unbiased opinion of the foolhardiness
of attempting to scale the mountain
At Venice. Mr.. Elmendorf deplored the
blow dealt to the picturesaucness of
that wonderfully by the transforming
of historic palaces into hotels and fac
tories, and the crowding out of gon-
dolierS by motor boats that honk their
ways along the Grand canal. The in
terror of st. Marks was shown in pho
tographs, which required, each, a days
exposure to bring out the dark gor-
geousness of it's marbles. representing
and new; pagan ruins, the sculpture of
the Vatican and the snowy freshness of
the Victor Emmanuel memorial were
shown together with contrasting phases
of Roman street life, from the vicinity
of st. Peters to the rag fair, with the
Tiber beyond. Views of the Alhambra
included 'the court of lions,'' in which
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EAVORS ALL RAILROADS
UNDER ONE OWNERSHIP
Kruttschnitt of Southern Pacific
Says U. S. Regulation Failure;
Urges Single Private Company.

SAN FRANCISCO. March - Ia isrse
epieram Julius kruttschnitt, chief cS-
ecutive Of The s:outhern Pacific railroad,
fes.ifyiug yesterday III the Central ~ :
tic-southern Pacific dissolution suit.
voiced his opiuioa of the government
attitude toward railroads. ii" said:
The government is great big man
welding = great l.ig stick. and the
stick is growing bigger aud being used
oftener.
The interstate commerce connisSion
is one rlau choking another man ID
death
Government management of enter
priSeS is q failure.
The ideal condition for the railroads,
he asserted, " ould be d single private
control of all railroads in the Lnlteti
States not exposed to governmental
regulation
These We're answers given h5 MI.
Kruttschnitt to questions put b- 70
ward T. McClennen. counsel for the
government in the course OF six nours
of rapid ross-ex&nination. fle refuse
to retract the charge lie made Nednes-
day, that former Attorney Lenefa
Wickersham bad forced the southern
Pacific company into a tentative saie
Of the Central Pacific to the Union
Pacific.
II will admit, howAvs7, the witness
said, that in my heatand evaporation
oyerstepped the mark when ] said we
were being robbed of the Central Pa
,.ific. This present suit and all of the
unmerger litigation is unnecessary. and
the separation of the two roads is mon !,
strous. The whole suit was conceived
as a good way of helping the Union
Pacific to unload a large block OF stock
It seems to be the desire of the govern
ment to force US to sell the Central
pa cific"
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Arll|SEr rIElNIS
"Rigoletto at the Belasco.

"Rigoletto, Nerdis opera. with An
geio Antoli as the unhappy Jester upon
whom fate turned the shaft Of his own
revenge. won the approval of Il large
audience ut he EeIaSco Theatcr last
evening aud added 10 the laureis of the
san Carlo Grand C'atr;l Company, which
this Weel. is giving :. series OF we'll
sung grand operas. EIyige Eaccari
made an attractive Gilda, and both sang
and acted her role with artistic inter
probation. The role Of the Duke of
Mantut was sung by GiuSeppe Agos-
tiuo, who shared iii the success of the
Quartet that was eucor,d. aud Won
warm approval in his solo, La Donna
Mobile Emilio SeSoias singing and
acting of the part Of Spara fucile was
biillia 1T and one of the features of the
opera. t'aroiiu:t EaWEer, as Maddal ll;i.
also shared lit the honorS of the quar-
tet. The opera IS whole was pre-
scented in way to give general salts
faction to an audience that me- infested
its pleasure with frequent applause, ut
times bordering on the enthusiastic
La Gioconda" will he sung this even
ing, and Sunday evening Il grand oper-
stic concert will he given by the COM
pany euIisting the services OF eighteen
principals and the chorus, with com
plete orchestra.
Evening star., 1915-03-12
A Few of IL Features
Exclusive in the Hoosier

The new patented shaker flour sitter
shakes -four through instead OF grinding
it through 1t is the most important i'm
provement in the entire Hoosier Cabinet.
The simple bookkeeping system puts an
end to troubles with the market man. The
cookbook holder keeps your book open at
the level OF your eye. The Food Guide
answers the eternal problem, what shall
| cook for dinner?' The pencil holder
keeps your pencil always handy. There is
special compartment for string, and a
sliding metal shelf for cake. The list
might cover this page, and still not COM
plete the reasons why you want Hoosier
Cabinet
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PRAIRIE SCHOONER OFF
ON JOURNEY TO COAST
Bound From Staten Island to San
Francisco on Twenty-Six-
Week Trip.

On It's long trip from Staten Island,
New York city. to San Francisco the
od-tine prairie schooner, which ar
rived in Washington several days ago.
lef. the city this morning on its way
south, bearing its three travellers and
Teddy Teddy is the dog of the out
ut. half Irish terrier Snd half Boston
terrier.
The schooner and it's occupants are
making the long overland" trip in the
interests of Staten Island, being
financed by the business men of the
island. The three men ma king the trip
are William Stephens, the pilot: Ed
Smith, the cook, and John Dre ebiugcr
who attends to the publicity end of the
journey.
The travellers left New York February
-, and expect to arrive at the expo
sition in about tWenty-siN weeks. From
W ashington they 90 to Roanoke, Va,
Knoxville. Nashville. up to st. Louis
und thence across the mountains
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Seismopraph Used as a Witness.

NEW YORK, March IA scismo-
graph was set up in supreme court
room yesterday In order to convince
the court that the operations of the
Federal Printing Company should not
be restrained at night, as demanded
by property owners in the vicinity of
the printing Office. Counsel for the
company said that the earthquake
recording instrument had been placed
in the printing shop while it's presses
were in operation, and that it proved
that the vibrations caused by the
presses were negligible. A temporary
injunction against operating the press
es at night was denied by the courts
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part or storekeeper and c. II. Schone-
man and Denis L. Conneil customers.
There also was presented a skit which
had for its basis the eight-hour law af-
tectlng woman employees in the Dis
!rlct. Instrumental music was supplied
oy sol Minister and some of his &sso-
ciates. The entertainment program
vas brought TO close with two reels
of movies
The committee hich arranged for
tue dinner consisted of i. G.. Graham.
chairman: Il. Fl. Martin. Ralph ". l.ec.
+. W. Mackenzie and Sidney West.
Those resent Wace II. T.. Andre VS.,
=. /. Avalctr, J. III. Bird, z. u. Black
isione. William l.. Eoyce, i. G. Bran
denbcrE, u. /. caIlahan, 7. Il. Glenn
ents.. Charles J. columbus, Denis Il. Con
nell. c. Fred cooI: charles Z. Crane. ].
Harry cunnin gh::i.'. capt. G. 7. baly,
George S. De :>e.:c. Charles Denonct,
Joseph u. preyfuss. = u. proop.
jacob Eiseamann, " William .;oin i,ynolt.
Isaac Cans. Albert s. Galley. Geor=,
T.. German. Simon Gordon. Y. e. t;ra-
ham. William D tiritii,h. J" y" Grif-
Edwin Hahn. s. r. Hahn. Mccarthy
Hanger, John Hansen, Georg" ".
Harris Samuel Hart. George j..
Hebbard. J. Philip Herrm;tnn. G..
Ralph W. Lee. NJ. 4. Leese. W. Earl
Leese, A. II. Linsenmes er, y. McSW eeii.
+. William: Mckenzie. Alfred Mayer. ".
f. Marrhe. II. ". Martin. Claude u
Miller. 7. Y. Moran. J. '. Palmer; John
pooie. l.. :. Porter W. b Rock. Frank
Fish Rogers. cuao il. Rudolph. .. tulf.
Nathan Samuel. Leouard r. Sc'ioss. I.
r. Schoneman, CHARLES SchW art2. Siiii-
uel T. Schwartz. Joseph l.. ShipieE. 10
seph Sinnott. jerry South. heorse ~
Spier. il. {. 9. stiles. g. Joseph ;" ot
Z\n. Will II. TovleS. south Tr!ntIe. L.
r. Valentine, Theodore J. Nandoren.
Spencer Van Horn. VI. II. Warner. :.
y Wilcox, capt. f.. {. " Iisoh. r.
Woodward .. Il. Wright. ~ "Et, ~
s. Zirkin. Julius lansoufsh. N'""'i" =
Ft-: and Alfred Tcnuvsoii
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After the California Exposi-
fions-Take 4 Little Sea Trip

Here's the idea, Go out TO California by
way Of Denver. Colorado Springs. Pixies Peak.
the Wonderful Royal Gorge and Salt Lake
Gty-ai this Ly daylight and, without ex-
trs charge, provided you travel on the Bur
l!nxtop Route &C. 3. & Q. r. r.. which
has through service from Chicago and 81.
Louis.
After that, do California and the Ex-
positions and thea take Of those Mag
ntncent new Great Northern Pacific Steam
ships-the finest the P2cinc-from san
Francisco up 10 Portland. Oregon. Then.
home~ard bound. stop at either Glacier Ma
ttonai Park o. Yellowstone Park-the won
ders Of the world.
Now will you allow me 10 help you plan
for such trip: That's what I'm here for.
You are planning TO spend sum that en-
tides you 10 tie best scenery in the
West Give me an idea Of when you want
To GO how long you stay. etc. and I
viii piau trip especially fitted TO your
line and reeds $50 send you without charge
sue, pictures maps and priDted descriptive
hes; thing - do. W-,tc. eaa or telephone.
rs-t rc'p
WA tustfn General ASen' Passenger
ipelIt =. u. a. q. Il. L. Co.. s36 Chestnut
-. Fhittdcipl.is.
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Armed Men Loot jewelers. Window

NEW YORK, March ls.--One man
threw a brick through the store win
dow OF George T. Ryan in a crowded
Sth avenue near 18th street last n1sht
and seized $4,000 worth of jeWelry,
while his confederate held off pursuers,
shooting one in the arm with a re-
volyer. The men escaped. William
Nelson thirty-f1ve. who attempted 10
stop the man with the jewels, was shot
by the second.
Evening star., 1915-03-12

the lecturer called attention to the
good nature of those carved beasts of
history, and in his presentation of a
motion dance by Il couple of pretty
girl gyps:cs Of Granada Mr.. Elm endort
stated that ii had taken him weeks to
color the tiny films. it being his first
series of painted motion pictures-and
his last. "a reception at the palace at
Madrid" gave Il panoramic review of
the king, queen. diplomatic corps and
Soldiery of the Spanish court. and the
journey closed with special trip to
the wonderful cathedral III Burgos
and :, sketch Of tho history Of that
structure
Evening star., 1915-03-12
Gay in Midst of War.

According 10 4 correspondent
abroad. PoIan,i'S : capital Jiddles with
1,,e German army Al its gates. War
saw is gay aud indifferent amid
scenes OF warfare, and the nearer
our correspondent gets TO the actual
fighting the less panic lie "it-
nesscs. II is IA unusually interest
ing article, and you will find II III
the Special Features Section Of the
S.lindaN StIr.
Evening star., 1915-03-12
WHEAT FOR UNITED KINGDOM
Three Sailing Ships Soon to Leave
Seattle With Ca goes.

SEATTLE, Wash. March 1c.--Within
the next ten days three big sailing craft,
the fu'l-risscd French ship Laennec. the
Swedish bark Svithiod and the British
bark Alice \. Leigh. will leave Seattle
with cargoes Of wheat for the United
Kingdom. All are under charter t" NJ
II. Houser, the grain exporter, who load
ed the American bark William P. Frye,
which was destroyed by the German aux
iliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich, and
all will proceed to English ports for
orders'
Officers of all three vessels were unWil-
ing to discuss the route they would
follow.
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You Want 1t Because
1t Will Last a Lifetime

4ou can't measure the value OF an ar
ticle that will save you miles ct steps
every day, but the present low price OF the
Hoosier measured against any standard
known makes it the greatest furniture
bargain ever sold
Evening star., 1915-03-12

Suffering from religious mania, Edward
D. Gilbert, private In the United States
Marine Corps, at the Naval Academy bar
racks, stepped in front of car OF the
Annapolis Short Line at Marley Station,
Nd, and was ground to death beneath
the wheels.
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You Want 1t Because
1t Is So Low in Price

10 article ever put into kitchen has
been better built than the lloosier More
than tweve hundred parts go into every
cabinet Every joint is perfectly finished
and braced The outside finish is espc-
ciallv made to stand kitchen wear \
Hoosier Cabinet will last you as long a9
Won live
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Trip to occoquan Postponed.

The proposed morning hike to Deco
quau has been postponed. Instead an
outing along Four Mile run is to be
held. Those going or this expedition
should get on the Alexandria cars at
18th and Pennsylvania avenue north
west at Sis am. first procuring a
one-way ticket to Four Mile run. The
route Is to lead up the run to Fort
Reynolds, thence to Sundew spring.
returning by electric car to Washing
ton about pm. The walk Will be over
eight miles, but those who so desire
Will be able to return when the stop
is made at noon. Titus Ulke is to lead.
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Decide Tonight to Save $3.50 Tomorrow!
Monday Will Be Too Late.

ieft- Don't be surprised IT they arc gone by
noon. Remember, you pay only 81 to try the
Hoosier right at home Then. il you are
anxious to keep it. pay only 81 week for a
few more weeks. Money back if you arc not
delighted with it.
Evening star., 1915-03-12

This is your last opportunity to get this
Hoosier Cabinet on these remarkable terms.
Other women who have postponed max
ing their decision now. Tomorrow is the final
day-positively the last. Come in early, be-
cause there are just few white Beauties"
Evening star., 1915-03-12
SUNDAY WALKS PLANNED
BY THE WANDERLUSTE
Morning and Afternoon Hikes Pro
posed, One Particularly for the
Bird Lovers.

Morning and afternoon walks are
planned for Sunday by the wander
lusters The outing of the morning is
particularly for bird lovers aud is to
last all day. Prof. Wells ". Cook is to
give Il lecture on birds at the Public
Library March %.
The afternoon hike is to start at
2:1o O. clock from 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, passing
through Tuining City, by Overlook
inn, through the woods on heights east
of Anacostia and thence into Bennins.
JOHN Boyle, jr., is to be the leader this
time, and the total distance is to be
within five miles.
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Sketches Also Given.

The unfavorabie attitude of the Re-
tail Merchants Association to various
so-called trading societies by which the
members receive special discounts at
certain stores was shown in a skit In
which Chris" Columbus played the
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Paying Only 81

II "Whte Beauty VIII save
you miles OF steps; if it will save
you time and energy; if it will put
your whole kitchen at your fin
gers ends, and enable you to get
through more quickly and keep
your kitchen always in order, isn't
it common sense to come down
tomorrow and examine this won
derful cabinet while you can still
save $2.5o? 1t won't take you
five minutes to decide. You
couldn't spend five minutes more
proftablv.
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BY John B. Huber, A. NJ, M. D.

~oME ten year, ago q nsw one-if We may use a
sporting expression-was put over on the science
~ Of preventive medicine. This was the typhoid
earrier-a person who may may not have bad
typhoid fever; person, indeed apparently In perfect
health who could harbor the germs Of typhoid fever
and Infect other people with them For example:
A bakers apprentice-this was in southwest Ger
cAny-died Of typhoid fever Then the doctor set to
figuring ont how this patient had got his fever Here
mnst understand that typhoid is. Ike cholera and
dysentery 'nsestion infection"-that IT, the only
way you get typhoid is through having swallowed
n and drink that has contained the typhoid germs
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Though typhoid ts general disease and Affects the
whole body tho main parts affected tho digestive
organs and apparatus especially the gall bladder and
the intestines, tn which the germs multiply and from
which the germs called also the typhoid bacflh are
emitted
Well investigation. It found that this bakers
wife had typhoid years before. since which IN.
ness practically every Of thst bakers apprentices
bad come down with some kind Of digestive dr.
turbance" after his apprenticeship began An
examination OF the bakers wtfe-su this was OF
course several years after che had had typhod-by
the health authorities resulted In the discovery that
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She was typhoid fever carrier. That H. although
healthy. enormous colonies Of typhoid bacil were
constantly developing IN her body The bakers wife
however would not take the simple precautions the
doctors directed She declared that the apprentices
had taken III because she them with too rich
food
It is by such perversip that stupid people claim
they have the right and title to be menace to the
rest of tho community. has been well said about
such people that "a rogue is always much easier
deal with than fool" 1t was so sinple-the advice
which this malign woman would not take. Simply to
keep her hands clean. and especially before handling
food that others would have eat Soon after her
examination In her house died also OF typhoid
fever. and later another attributed her.
Three victims not counting those apprentices
suffered from too high living" and all because this
woman refused to keep her hands clean.
traced to typhoid carrier who had had the disease
forty before Think OF it, Forty years beforel
Then there was the manager OF an estate who
found to be typhoid carrier. This had suffered
from typhoid ten years before And during those ten
there had been sixteen Of the disease
near the estate II practically certain this
aser had been the source OF those
Many milk-borne typhoid cases are due to typhoid
bacillus carriers engaged In dairyins-people working
In that chain which has 80 many hidden links In It's
course from the COW. through the dairy the milk
trains tho city handlers the domestics. TO the
cases occurred among employees at particular dairy
and among tho consumers OF that dairy'a milk Four.
teen OF ose people found 10 be typhoid carriers
One OF them. woman enploye at the dairy had had
typhoid seventeen years before Hero was evidently
the origin Of the whole trouble. Drs Bolduan and
Noble Of the New York City Health Department some
three years ago discovered typhoid carrier OF forty
SIX years standing to whom large outbreak IN milk
borne typhoid fever traced.
Hundreds of like have since been found in
Both sexes. IN many institutions. in many communities
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She shen declared she had Had typhoid fever or
any other dangerous disease.
Typhoid mary's case, the Health Department,found.
went back 70 1905. when there occurred an alarming
spread Of typhoid at oyster Bay. Six out OF eleven
members OF q family where Mary was cook had been
stricken with this serious disease Dr. Soper for
the Health Department made very thorough in.
vesesanon. which cannot detail here until he
focused his scientific the the family
had changed cooks about three tho fever
began Then he investigated Mary Mallon's record
and found that she had been employed in . home
whore there had been four members the family and
seven servants. and that within a month of Ms-v.,
taking charge Of tho Kitchen the servants wero
III with typhoid In 1902 Mary blessinK In the
same way q family OF nine Dark Harbor Me ~
tneso nine seven very shortly became typhoid cases
IN ALL though Dr. soper traced but fragments OF her
history curing ten years he laid at her kitchen door
twenty.six typhoid fever cases
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her cooking although typhoid herself has typhoid
And there known find the fountaead of
in Mary and a n to Them
And besides typhoid carriers there
diphther Any worker
helper dishwashe In hotel restaurant steamship dining
be q
The problem confronting health authorities difficult
anything cooking?
found imprisoned
m
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Health DEPART
to Segreg@e 4

According to a resj
ment OF Health. any
disease germs of ty
tower and other conta
90 tho special rules q
partment OF Health.
And anybody can I'd
this disease carrier I'D
following Is quoted frof
authoritative book. /
Health THE legal d
the community as agaI
some considerable quea'
be recognized. howeveA
Is not properly Quaran1
discharges are permit
ton (dlsinfection). and
TO no consideration II Id
receive infection from
carrier to be sterilized /;
As we have seen Will
are three kinds of 81
chronic and the tempd
carriers would be dan
peculiar natural histor|
ever. we can in gener
carriers are people VIII
disease and who dischh
after convalescence: III
harbor and to discharE
Or years. In fact, inde6
riers are those in goo
charge germs for 'brief,
with periods when they
And there are "aml
dysentery- dangerous
are 80 likely to spread
let fever, diphtheria and
cases. be so mild as tC
may not themselves rea
school. ride In the stree
pecting. at the desk. In
keep At their usual ",
handle our food. And 1
one OF the most Difficult
tcine.
Why do not all those
diseases whose germs u
ton no doubt occurred
discussing typhoid ieve
takes two people to mt
agencies to make an
germ: second. the wee
that predisposes our orr
OF the germ. II your b
good health you may n
germs In your system. +,
germs OF which you I
you may carry these {
being run down. succu'
same germs. Your bod
these germs; your neigh
Since the fact Of ger
and since It has been ST
sciousiy or unconscious.
many practical difficult.
only be detected by pal
lions. And then. when I
the question Of control
Fortunately. In most
necessary. Sanitary l,
to say. It Is enough to.
they are obeying ipst
sense and are reasonabl
Of giving disease TO the
keep scrupulously and u
as who have the civic
an enormous deal BY
health authoritlsA