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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02

Mrs. Inez Milholland BOissevatn. VINO
was prominent in the defenc" or MISE
Flynn. said last nigN that they had
been successful not only in raising
funds for the defence. but also In bring
ing labor conditions before the pubic.
She said she did not believe that n per-
manent committee would be necessary,
as most labor organizations have their
own attorneys for that purpose, ana
she was also doubtful OF the wisdom OF
bringing perjury charges against the
Paterson police. VINO. she says. nave
learned their lesson from the Flynn trial.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Jones spent
yesterday In Paterson confer,ing with
her attorneys and with |. W. W. work
ers. She will unquestionably Coop,rat.
I'm any movement for the V~indtcatiun OF
Qululau. VINO. she says. was no NOR.
guilty than abe. II has been pointed on,
10y ieorg. Gu-ion Battle, however. that
in the csee OF Quinlan the highest court
in New Jersey has affirmed the convic-
ton and the appeal for a pardon has
thing that can De done Is e present an
other petition based on the Flynn trial
TO the Governor.
Carlo Tresca. National !. W. W. leader.
In Il statement issued yesterday declared
that the ] ". W. plans are to capture
Paterson 10y storm with a carnival of
FREE. speech.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
16 DEAD IN COAL MINE.
All others Rescued From shaft ~
Boomer, "a.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. l.-Sixteen
persons lost their lives in No. 2 mine
Of the Boomer Coal and Coke Company
ut Boomer yesterday. in An explosion
supposed to have been caused by a
blast OF powder lgniting coal dust and
mine gases. 1t was announced by COM
pany officials this evening. Seven Ameri-
cans, seven Italians n W negroes.
all miners, make up the list of dead.
Chief Earl Henry OF the State De-
partment of Mines. said this evening
that there was no doubt HAT all OF the
other men had been rescued from the
mine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02

The Police Ban will give its annual
reception and ball, the receipts of which
support the band through the year, on
the nights OF December 5 and 3. On
December s the oncer will he given in
Euizer's Harlem River Park and on
December > in Prospect Hall. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
Nrr-steA on Way IL See w,,.o,

TRENTON, Dec. l-rrotps'lug 81. w.,
on her way TO Washington 'u t..p -,
appointment with President Wilson Ne.
Lillian Stumpf of Springfield. Mas. ~,
taken from the Atlantic Cols. Lin. II,
press at the Pennsylvania station no..
to-day aud turned over 80 ,he pol,.
She was evidently demcntei and c,n..d
a scene when the police refused >, ~
her board the train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
All sizes. Al Coat Model. An Desirable
C~olorinss, Effects and Styles.

When you recall that cotton Shirtiug prices are
gong up at a surprising rate and that dive, are
becoming Scarter every day. you'll take the him
and lay in a dozen or 50 at tins price.
lhlS sale i e\et more important than the one
we held last Year about this time and deserves
even greater response because the shirts ACTUALLY
compare most f~aNorably with Sl.o5, Sl.5O and
Sis shirts at other first class stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02

HN
7'S-7iO Broadway, cor. Thornton.
1857 broadway, cor. Gates Avenue.
s4'8 Fifth Avenue, cor. nth Street.
1850 Manhattan Avenue.
1870 Pitkin Avenue.
$3.50 av0ES ron UWoAegn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02

.UNION HILL-a7sBsrssniinsA Az.
sNEWARK--83t broad Street.
sPhTERSON-102 Market Street.
sTRENTON-1O1E r. State St.esr. Bread
BROOKLYN
A21 Fulton street, cor. Pearl.
y 4. 00o0lA8 500. 500 AMO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

NEELY.-on December 81 1915 MAR.
o. The late Thqmls, anu Esther li2ylaqqa;
age 5S crsr, ReibtiyyeS END rGpndy Gpndnyr,b a'sG}
oiney are invited to attend FUNERAL services
on tLiday ~ S75fo ,p mr. jdvc'rS,Ni 'TrSo,Ni 8irny ,,'
intcrment private, Friends may taii Thurs
day eysninT from till 'i.o 70 o COCK, -.
feAoh eem5sr is 1919 SH5oF9HG 9GHRGkPEEss PEfss n pro-
8oDN OF P9tIadelphio and Greenfield
PECK.-on December 81. 1918, FANNIE,
Mrs Me Rmms RRi gmtS aeCi IS S,. YEARS Ec8tvos
and friends alc inyiisi 70 at end the funeral
RHsis' Remsins may nay be viewed T6urSiay after 5
PipER.-on pcccmper 20 1918. ELIZA j.,
Nidsw o' EGmgsd al iolt pipGr aged So SgaTs
-. at o'clock D. m. at the fc.iicuce OF her
dtbnghteT i cSmctcry cS4Gt,TI RS,aing At
PULIiN.-on December 20. 1915. WILLIAM
lie tSis'''ig'f laq raj f9 s9sraSs on fhdsay ~
81. s'''TE n,crnert m 2'S AZ FeTnwooi C"mesI2i Re-.
mains mains m9T aH GS S " viewed N.Y. on Wednesday Pc
ROBERTSON.-On December 20 1915. MAR
g3HET g5 woT r.g Of w"m arm @ys HS'g1sqn 20 ats@
he th'i funeral scryi''cs og 'Thursaty, at .
IN preyinisay; @ RgT fS' f''"e"''' i2lo
sCIIAITH.1,,ou D,e',ml,shssrr ~. ' ioi2' EIlZSsz
wears Rgaiyss 2Hl ircnds "a are mTitSd to
%ts"Sa, "s @"s At IHtfG tGa resiiSnse e HEX so% SIM
Tl,rfsiIv
stiI.i.EY ,nec Ifenernon1--on December
20 ibis MARY H.. wlfS OF Peter ] SculIcv
BcHfNcs 1nt friends also Iraruc OF tho
SiGrci Heart and Altar society Of the Nisita-
On Tbui s,isiv, nj n'io "a. NJ from her hus.
igui.s ,e,I,iep.o uT.'n %urtI Howard ST.
So enn Ecduicm Mass at the church nt The
Nis tation at II q, m IntCrment at St
s,eiIi pIin, cg''Tg psccbap ie iois A,E
liz SIiTFFi i.ER tucC Nuunehlnod.. we
Of WiIiiIm j SHELTER. Relatives and friends
dtv. nt . D. M. from her late residence.
2IOi South 2nth st. lrtormcnt at Mount
Vernon Cemetery. Friends may call on
.,WC nGslny. evoninT, ..,.- on ,o,- ,...
WILLIAM :. SlNGL.IpS. ; j. me rev
Crtng ,erEt am4 'I,,FEgrn FEgrnanI AMI nn SrdIr dl
mormnE ni the thuiGn o. the, G5'Sn n.lNine'
lGlltc or lH' l''lI WIt, ''S '' 80, " -" -;
foloWcd rsy Efgng' Efgng',,n gross MSgS Ec,,otdr ~
-.. ....,.. ,n ,,,- ,,,t,.
Mol. SlNGl lfToN. aged ~ wears; ,iscla.
+ Michel CommnE are inyitCcd TO attend
=. m. AZ his late rcsi'ler lNW llonm2n st:
Inicrmcql NlN.'y FtEiit" NAV '"" OH
We.nesIa, rom 10 w %, M. --,-,..,
nut st. on rcocmhgr 81 1913. HENRIETTA
puGU vie uf Edward W. Smithcman.
Notice Of uucr1 lltcr.
TEAZ.-EL' y :, wife OF James T.. Tcnz
TlOD Foyer ST.. died on December 81 at ST
PeteuhurE, Fla. Que notice OF iuhetal WI"
be gwen.
TlIONiAS.-On December II, 1915. WILL
IAN NJ THOMAS husband Of Elizabeth
neral viii he given.
r,,n,,pSn< G r,,o,,,hor oo 1or5 MAR
g., II t,i,,,rrgon
nStEI WIZ ,.pl,rs ''n,i,' nrn /, yitaa ,n mtteni
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
'vpEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture. false teeth. soc. 70 81 set
paid: broken iewelry, gold silver. diqmonds
bought. T33 Walnut. Walnut 1926 Est. &C.
BROKEN Jewery, false teeth, pistols, coins,
Coin Look. with prices i pas, mailed. lac. j. II.
Boss people Storel. 2G6 $. llth, Wal 4is6
TAS'F-OFF clothing: high prices: ladies' eyg.
gowns: gentlemcn's clothing; postal or ph.
mkt 2O9O. Seligsohn, Sth and Spring Garden.
fyAST-OFF CLOTHING-We positively pay so
per cent. more for gentlemen's clothing shoes
send poslett9' 49, @e I'LL So4ib ~ t3G nlst 1iSs IA
EIsRNITURE, ramos. carpets, antiques entire
or part houses bought for CASH matter
hogs large. j. Bernstein. 1884 Ridge ave.
YELLOW stamps redeemed for dolls, toys. etc
Highest prices paid for loose stamps in sheets
TRADING STANG CO.. 2lt4 N, Front 81.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DIAMONDS.
EssaLz. lsAa EsAA@Fa A. - @@s- zsaat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
MR.. BUSY EXECUTIVE

haras ssing details? IL you could find a
reliable, Intelligent young man who
would do so, would Il not free your en-
tire thought and energy for those larger
problems demanding your attention?
Such a person now holds a position OF
trust and responsibility, but desires a
larger opportunity. f 04l. Ledger Cen
tral.
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HELP wANrED-MALE

DRArGHTsMAN. mechanical; energete anlbi-
tuus knowledge mathemaucS; at leost ,IlNe
years experience. J A. Ledger central.
ELECTRICIANS. for wiring electric hoists
as practical end Of business; excellent op-
portunity with uptown engineering company
b iO2 Ledger office,
ENGINEER -First-class competent engineer
valves thoroughly convcrsant WIN vacuum
heating and return systemsi capame. OF con
structing stcamhttinE Jobs wiling 70 Wotk
nights and sundays when necessary. EUou'
stCadv uosition for right man; state age,
nationality. experience and salary Address
PnstofnCc BOX 3uIS. -----------
ESTIMATOR on steel factory equipment; only
practical men with GNrGrifnSe mSCo' ia RUN
ing to NJ himself Tor a responsible pnsislou
In q large organization. HCTnsLcln Nanu'aV- nan
turing Company. 3d and Allegheny ave
roy. bright for office wanted at once. per
v1ncsmcnt 2l42, ledger Branch otice'
1tth and Buttonwood --.---
HOtSEK EEPER- Positions are open for man
and wife. without children. to takc chatEc
OF gcntlcmans city residence dufllnE I''i,V
nionths Of the year, and to take chalEc "I
his country residence during three summer
months. man will be required TO take gen
ctul care Of tho propcrtN In the CITY, korp
aRT aiTTi'' do other Work he may he called upon
for woman must be thorough housokecpor
and Convcrsant with the opcuinE ana putunE
away Of houses and assist In any way, sue
can when family are occupving promises
applicants must have exceptional rcHHTceS
from cll.knowu Pcnnsylvania families.
required Will be offered to those who can
prove they Will lie up to standard required
address, q -, Ledger Genital ..
LEAD BURNERS WANTED. first class, on
sb bGmlrS R4n's 2a address Rs' R&2Sy Mar
shall. 4. O. BoN 3il. Baltimore Md -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

THE ENGLEWOOD. 3go 9 u-,, -
central housekeeping arartm1Sii. sr-ns
tooms, kitchenctte and bath. AnI,,. .sulta \
Walnut ST. - iAULANE =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
OLD GOLD

HIGHEST prices In the city paid for old gold.
silver, platinum. false teeth Old coins bought
and sold. Jewciry Exchange, .u4 :. Sth.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum plated ware, old
style ieWelry, teeth plates bought for Casn.
Est 1870, J. /. CLARK. retncT SOI SAMSON,
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS. PRECIOUS
stones, gold silver, platinum, false teeth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
AUTOMOBILES


For sale
USED CARS
AT
UNPARALLELED PRICES
Enclosed cars Touring Cars and
and all in running order, many
ovorhoulcd and rcpalntcd. I'm
doubtedly
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
IN GOOD CARS
PHILADELPHIA HAS EVER KNOWN
The enormous sale Of the Type SO
Cadillac Eight has brought us In
exchange an Unprecedented number
Of used cars OF unusually high aver
age grade and condition. We are
swamped for room and MUST SELL
AT ONCE.
Can you Imagine more advantageous
conditions Tor YOU to secure fine
car at the lowest price?
NOW is THE TIME TO RUY a USED CAR
AUTOMOBILE SALES CORPORATION
1l2 NORTH BROAD STREET
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT b0okkeepcr. office mgr, now
change; accustomed to making monthly aud
It's and preparing financial statements: age
-. Highest references. u H'd, Ledger or.
ACCOUNTANT Bookkccpcr, hrst-class, expert
cnCeI In office management, costs, credits.
collections. correspondence. ur-tO-uute meth
ACCOI'NTANT stenoErRpher, office manager,
mauship, desires pos. rs, Ledger Central.
BOOKEEEPHR. oxperiencci, reliable. en-
plDyCd hy lay. wants evening work. Ad-
dress Rookkeeper. 22lS Mt. Vernon 81.
CUTTER-Sole leather cutter. experienced.
years reference. Cos Kimhall 81,
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LNIyERSITY
GRAD; THREE YEARS. E%P SALES OF
TECHNICAL ENID. % LEDGER CEN.
MAN ANp WIFE. white: exp, butler hsemn.;
wife good cook. best rfs. q ~. Ledger Cent.
OFFICE MANAGER AND CORRESPONDENT
desires position. have executive ability and
not afraid Of work. best references as to
character and ability. Have had 10 years
experience with up-to-date corporation, d
4u5 Ledger Odlce,
STENOGRAPHER-You man. high school
graduate. desires general office position; WILL
ing worker: beginner. q Al, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, accountant, exp. office
man., pri. sec, desires c'g'e. I40, Led, Cen.
WORK AS SALES MANAGER.
Engineer college Graduate), rs years OF age.
possessing intelligence, original ideas, Consid-
erabe horse sense and general business abil-
struction and manufacture OF steel products,
especially metal stamping and drawn metal
work. accustomed to act as representative,
u sell ana TO deal with business men OF high
credentials: only high grade position con-
sldeTed. -, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

ACCOUNTANT and auditor; one having ex-
perienee Y cast work none other need qp-
Is offered M 800. Ledger Central.
BOYS. aged II. 20 learn machinist trade with
concern In northern part OF city. Reply
p. y. lex lGoG. philadelphia. Pa.
CANVASS ERS-EaFu Christmas money; best
e411 allltns comb nation Proposition. Mara
the1 Company. 70 South 4th 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
PRINTING

BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS EARLY
Make your selections from ~ dgsiEns; price
speciality The card Shop, 1904 Chestnut 81.
Omen evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
HEATING

MAKIN-KELsEY HEALTH HEAT Is oeSSes gHes
ana cheaper than steam or not W"ttss; tytS
fresh air with normal moisture MANI.
KET CEy ~ 18th et phi0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

HELP WANTED-MALE

PHILA.-Women Govt. clerks exams. coming;
Franklin Inst. Dept. us K. Rochester. n. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
TiOga

3T2O NORTH BROAD ST.-Five-room apart
Tlrnt all improvements, lanitOr service; SO,
Galell. Broad ana Erie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
STORAGE

STORAGE
CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
2OTH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
PACKING, MOVING. SHIPPING.
Rugs Carpets cleaned. secured. stored.
Bell. locust l0Go-rhones-Key, Race ilG0.
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;.
lsl1-lSlO MARKET 81.
STORAGE space for merchandise OF every de-
script on; railroad siqinss For particulars
Chester Pa. or Grocer Bldg. Phiad lpaiI.
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE r storage.
moving, packing, shipping, carpet cleaning.
Pm. Barring I52 for estimate. Market and aIth.
GIRARp STORAGE Co, glS Girard ave
Moving hy auto; packing, storage; separate
rooms; carpet cleaning Bell phone, Pop, 5-u5.
McCANN'S STORAGE HOUSE HIS y.
nth st.. moving packing, shipping: auto
vans. Both phones. Let us estimate.
WEST PIIlLA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEST PHILA. Auto packing ana shipping
WEST PHILA. $50 LANCASTER AVE.
FREE STORAGE the nrst month; moving
by auto vans. shipping, packing carpet
cleaning. Leyin's 2OlS Ridge. Park 5iSG A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

LOCUST, l2l3-1I lions Head - Furn. apis
suites ant rooms with private bath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which is permitted In all classlications ex-
cept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found. Personals, Boarding and Rooms. add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

and PUBLIC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
sltua ations Wanted which Is 10 cents per line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

BUSINESS PERSONALS
FULL DRESS SUITS
CutRways, TuNedos and Sack salts
To hire and nude 10 order.
NEUBAtER. THE TAILOR 10 n. 9th IT
Rell phone Walnut 2G1S
StrPERFLTOUS HAIR removed by clectrolysls.
MISS SMITH ln2 Keith Theatre Bldg.
Miss Hoppe. hllrdrCssinE facial massage. man.
icurE, form. Mint Arcade with Miss smith
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Full drcss and tuxedo suits, latest styles.
SILK aud opera hats; open evenings
SCHULTZ 22T ~ 9TH st.
CLAIMS OF any description collected on
percentage uuvwhCrg. We get your money
For YOU. AMCpSE MERCANTILE AGEN-
CY Room 300. 1909 Arch st.
FULL. DRESS SUIT. All now stylish goods
large assortment SAMUEL COOPER, 1910
GIRARp AVE. PHONE POPLAR G|i2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22
ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

WE coat leaky roofs at small cost and guaran'
tee them 10 years: let US estimate,
AMERICAN ROOFING 90, la35 Ridge ave.
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West Philadelphia

10TH S. 3G3- Bright sunny APARTMENT.
rooms and bath: well heated electric light,
ianitnr service; table board nearby. would
suit ladies or gentlemen.
/ OFFER a large variety q apartments at
varied prices and To meet almost any require
mcut, can or send for list. Automobile
servirp to inspect aDaTtmoUts II desired,
NORMAN :. SHERWOOD. lill Walnut ST.
SIRICE N2GO. RACE 3u9I.
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AUTO TIRES
DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

DOGS, Birds AND GOLD FISH
HOLIDAY PRESENTS arrived new i'm.
portatlon ane singing IIartz Mountain cana;
ttes, 50 each Every bird guaranteed good
singer Cages Of every description call
whore you Will find largest and best stock
r. {. VAHLE. 3io Market st.
FINE. YOUNG double yclow-head Mexcaq
parrots. SO each every bird Is Euatanteed
that IL will learn TO talk. cages, s. 80 UP
ward: largest stock In city to select from
T. G.. NAHLE. $40 Market 81.
BOSTON TERRIERS FOR SALE; TWO
email females. : months old. full pedigree.
629 CalloWhill st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

WANTED-F Furnished suite in apartment for
three persons: moderate price: references
changed. +. g. Eberle. Phla Drug Ex-
change, Rourse Bldg.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
BRITISH STOP U. s. SHIP

WASHINGTON, Jan 19-The British government has refused the steamer Daca recently transferred from German to American registry, permit to proceed to Rotterdam under safe conduct with cargo O cotton for Germany The British seem be reluctant to create pre- cedent which they believe would be followed by many similar purchases of German ships by American and their operation former German trdae routes. Government ot Britain ntnateS that the transfer of the Daca from Ger man to American registry fraudulent and tries to prove this argument by stating that the name of the pre- sen captain of the steamer is Bretng which they say is clearly German name 1t is stated here, however that the ship will sail anyhow and take chances being seized The cotton cargo not sezabe under the rules The sail ing of the vessel will mark very important period Tn the relations between the United States and Britain accord ing to the best informed opinion here. Should Great Br tain insist that America cannot transfer German ships to American registry it will open very serious questions The opinion is prevalent here that Great Britain and France are determined possible to prevent this country from securing the trade lost Germany by the war and
 the case of the Daca may be the supreme test case be- tween this country and those.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
AUSTRIANS CHECKED

PETROGRAD, Jan, 19.-The Austrian forces which had been advancing further south have been checked by the Russian artillery and the advance from that direction has been brought to standSt While this check was be-
 ing administered the Russians continued their advance in the extreme north towards the East Pussan frontier They are still moving steadily in that direction and every thing looks most favorable Russian troops have also en- tered the Hungarian plains once again and reported to be moving forward without serious opposition How ever there is nothing further of really definite to tell The Russian military authorities confident that the enemy approach nearer to the Polish capital All the time achievements being rushed to front and our armies are now so strong in Poland and in the Austrian theater that doubt of victorious result of the present conflict in these quarters is entertained
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
EARTH QUAKES
 IN ITALY AGAIN
CALABRIA VISITED BY VIOLENT SHOCK BUT NO LIVES
 ARE LOST.

ROME, Jan. 19.-A violent earth quake occurred last night in the pro vince of Calabria and the inhabitants became panic stricken for a time but the disturbance passed away without loss of life. The continueance of the earth shaking has affected the people of the whole country to such an extent that even the blowing of a sudden gust of wind causes a scare. The work of recovering the bodies of the vic tins of the great quake still proceeds. The government continues to rush provisions and other necessaries to the stricken districts and gradually the effects of the catastrophe are be- ing removed as far as possible.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
CORDOVA GIVES
 LOTS TO GOVT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT AC- CEPTS DEED THROUGH
 HAZELET.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Treasury department yesterday ac- cepted deeds to twelve lots in COrdova for a site for the government building for which congress has already ap- propriated one hundred thousand dol lars. The deeds were offered through George Hazelet, president of the Cor dova chamber of commerce, who is now here representing COrdOva in the effort to prove that Cordova is the best site for a government railroad. It has not yet been announced when the erection of the government building will be commenced.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
LONDON ADMITS GERMANS
 STARTED CHRISTMAS TREES
Big Falling on in Sale of Trees as
 Consequence of war.

LONDON, Jan. 19.-London mar ketmen have realized this year more forcibly than ever the fact that the Christmas tree is distinctly a German institution. With the German men of military age either out of England or interned, the homes of the Germans who formerly lived in London have been disrupted with the result that there has been a marked decline in the demand for Christmas trees.
 Germans originated the Christmas tree idea and have always been the best customers for trees.
 Norway has ordinarily supplied London with the trees, but trade be- tween this country and Norway is now so badly disorganized because of na- val operations and mine dangers that few trees have been received. Most of them are being cut in Sussex and Yorkshire this year.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19

the questions concerning the route of the government railroad will be arriv- ed at in the middle of February. This leaves the impression that the secre- tary believes the time given by him few days ago is believed now to be too short for coming to a careful de- cision. He also announced that the engineers will not make a formal re- commendation. They will simply sup ply all the facts and surveys to Presi- dent Wilson who alone will decide what he wants and what he believes to be best. Secretary Lane is now de- voting a large amount of his time to this question and is being constantly pestered with requests for statements
 about it. Nothing can really be guess
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-19
FOURTEEN SHOT
 IN STRIKE RIOT
FIERCE BATTLE IN NEW JERSEY BETWEEN STRIKERS AND
 SHERIFFS.

ROOSEVELT, N. J., Jan 19,- Fourteen men were shot and four were mortally wounded in battle be- tween two hundred striking laborers and fifty deputy sheriffs at the plant of the American Agricultural Chcmi- cal company yesterday. The laborers on strike had gathered near the plant and refused to disperse when ordered to do so. The authorities declared that the strikers were the first to break the peace and that their action forced the deputies to fire for the protection of property and in self de- fense. Some of the sherifrs arc said to have been seriously wounded put the four fatalities occurred amongst 'hc strikers.