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WILLITS-FlTLER.
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81 Ie7tg aII " IN I'-'T-'1T
Philadelphia. April Miss Margaret
Filter. Of Riverton, became the brlde
to-day Of Oliver &. W'llets, son o.
Rear Admiral George ). Willis l. :
y. The ceremony was performed III
christ Church. Riverton. by the Rev.
Ernest u. Stires. Of New York y.
MYERS Filter. a brother Of the bride.
gave her in marriage. and her maid Of
honor was Miss Gertrude Shovel.
Alfred Willis. a brother Of the bride
prnom. was best man.
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COL. BARON DE BODE.

Washington. April 2. News was re-
ccived at the Russian Embassy to-day
Of the death of Colonel Baron dc Bode,
formerly military sttache here. He
was commanding regiment on the
southwestern front. and died OF
u.oundc
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alVCE WELCOMES
MRS. MRS. J. A. DYKMAN
:, thor of Bridegroom
a Gives Delayed Wedding
Fete at Sherry's.
oeHEARSAL TO-DAY
FOR AID PICTURES
49,, Dorothy Jordan Will Dance
W r.oo;r Waltz 10 Help Paris
Ambulance Work.

,f~s William y. Dvkman
NJ sno q" -....;ur -, S,o-rv,s
aye dance ISS' ''''''"S - -, ~,
.rnlimcrt TO their son nrioe' MIS-
VI ,rrar Dvkman. Mrs. Dykman,
,i;sson 49, -. oc february 2. was
wore her mar '"s' " ,,.
r., Susan Brewer Mert'cN' daughter
.,5 Mrs. Edwin Thomas Mcrrick.
@ w "'' -. s,t rs couparativclv
O. New V'.'''' 80. ,,.oro ,blc
20 Of the New l''N IL .''''S
. ..,srd the wedding the gathering OF
-. WAS IN measure Substi-
Isl n's'' .is.,- rc,crt,on Of two
re for me ".''''''e A..1..l
-,-,hs ago. There were TOUT n""u'e'
80,
s.,'' D,.r,a~. ST.. received i'm a gown
Al'' - .s-...s.~.s in ,ridescent
@ chiffon e'no'''''' >' 80 -
A,5s The bride "ppc@''" !" " 'i-'''-
~. ,own OF pale green chiffon taHota
ID. .su.,,, SILVER ace and pearl en-
c1''''1 WIS.,. M. 49,. ass;s,od ~
rc'aeTeO 't. . NJ theodore Pratt
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r-. ard Nr=. George 3. Post en-
si7ed the Thursday Evening Club
. night d, .ncir home. Fast Fifty
r Street, Giovanni Mart.nolli sang.
i-otg the members Of the club are
~ and Mrs. William Church Osborn,
r. and Mrs. Robert W. De Forest. Mr..
nd Mrs David Lydig. Mr. and Mrs.
uglss Robinson. Mrs. Robert K. Liv-
y,.on. Professor and Mrs. H. Fair
I'D Osborn. Mrs. James Roosevelt,
,s Thomas Pcarsali Field. Mr.. and
rs Pierre Mali. Nr. and Mrs. Harold
Rsa:lof. Mrs. William Post, Nh.
ri Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston. Mrs.
.tFslader Jones and Mrs. Burton
5.ruson.
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Stamford. Conn. April 3. Miss
Helen Dean Andrew s. daughter Of At
'orney and Mrs. william T. Andrews,
Of this city, was married to Lieutenant
Leonard l.. Barrett. l.. s. A.. tonight
in st. Johns Episcopal Church by the
Rev. Charles Morris Addison, the rec
Tor. and the Rev. Charles II. Smith. Of
buffalo. Ii was n military wedding.
The groom and his attendants, all cx-
cept the best man, lieutenants IN the
United States army, wore the full mill
tar dress. The bridal party passed
beneath the swords Of the ushers. held
Gloft 20 form al archway.
Miss Andrews. dressed in white silk.
vas attended by her cousin, Miss
Pauline s. Johnston, Of Stamford, as
maid of honor. Her bridesmaids were
Miss Doris Roweil, Miss Helen Ward
we'll, Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Char
otte Smith, Of Stamford; Miss Sara
Atwatcr. o. Derby. Conn, and Miss
Edith Beers. Of Plainfeld, n. J. The
hest man was Tyler F.. Barrett. Of
Claremont. =. r.. brother Of the bride
groom. Tho ushers were Lieutenant
George u. Riley. +. s. T.. Fort Banks,
Mass: Lieutenant Edward Is. Dennis.
L. 6. A.. Fort Banks: Lieutenant Will
lam Cooper Footc. |. >. A., Fort War
rem. Mass; Lieutenant Oscar Krupp,
'. s. A., Fort Strong, Mass. and Lieu
tenant Lewis ". Nicke:son, Fort An
drews, Mass.
The bride was given in marriage BY
her father. Lieutenant Barrett. ma
tive of Claremont. y. H.. is stationed
in Boston. He and his bride VIII live
there after the honeymoon.
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DIED.

Billings, Sarah VI. Norton. Solomon A.
Bristow, Abbie s. Perkins. Rev. J. J.
Despard, Matilda. Requa, Catarine A.
i.ornblower. J. A. y. Rinehart, Arthur
Rowland. Dulany. Smith, +. H.
lngraham, d. 2. Vail, Kate p.
Minturn, Eliza 7. Wilson, Francis r.
Moran, A. d.
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DONOVAN. Margaret. . Wadsworth
az. April ,. Funeral to-day.
DU3FIL, Blanche. so East 10th ST,
April =. Funeral Saturday.
CANS. william. 20 East 63d ST.,
April :. Funeral Sunday.
HIRSCH. Theresa. 100 West 10th ST.,
April y. Funeral to-day.
MENDELSON, Pauline. 10 West 93l
ST., April $. Funeral private
NORWOOD. George. lj6 West 10Th
st., April g. Fincral Saturday.
PLATT, James. POI West Doth st.
April IS. Funeral private.
POWERS. Mary, Vest s7th ST.,
April :. Funeral to-day.
SCHAEFER, Elizabeth. 81 West l24th
ST., April s. Funeral to-day.
SULLIVAN. Joanna, - West End av.,
April T. Funera. private.
WESTCOTE, Robert, April Z. Funeral
private.
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Frieda Hempcl, soprano; Pasquale
Amato barytone; Rodolph CAM,
pianist. and Louis Scigel. vioiinlst, are
the artists who will appear.
Miss Florence Cowlcs. daughter Of
Mr.. A. VI. Cowles, of the Hotel Well
jrcton. will be married to Captain Paul
Hurst. L. 5. A.. son Of the late Bishop
Hurst. Of Washington, d. C., at the
Gotham on April %.
There will be a meeting of the Ser
bian Agricultural Relief Committee
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs
George S. Brewster. Il East seventy,
first Street. Nine Slavko Grouitch Will
sneak on the conditions in Serbia.
Kinslcv Twininc, who will marry
Miss Edith VI. Donald on Saturday, al
New Dorp, Staten Island, gave ms
farewell bachelor dinner last ngnt a,
Delmonico's. His guests included
Thomas Cheney. ". David Blossom
Alfred Doxo. Edward Little. James Car
isle. Raw Morris and William Eddy.
Mrs. Joel Mott Allen gave a BRIDE
rartv Yesterday afternoon az her nome
IS West Fifty-scventh Street.
There will be a meeting Of the JUNIOR
Society Of tho Colonial Danes TINS
afternoon at the home of Mrs Lewis u
Morris, 1918 Park Avenue.
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Time Crrtain Rises I o-day

AZ TEENOON'
o.7o--Auce in Wonderland ...... Hudson
o.15-,'ircus Madison Square Garden
2:3o-Hansel und Grctcl. metropolitan
?. 3O-The clever Oncs....Punch 4 judy
AFTERNOON FEATURE FILMS
> .ao-Between the TWO Of Them
Nitagraph
=. 40 10 12-Hearts in Exile. .Hippodrome
- 10 1t:30--Niobe ................S trdi'u
2.lo-The Birth Of a Nation. Liberty
1t:3o TO 1f:3o-The Unafraid. Broadway
EVENING.
s.t5-A Celebrated case. Empire
e.45-A pair OF silk Stockings. ....lAttle
t1.oo-Castlcs i'm the Air. Atop 4ith ~
e.f5-1 'hlu-Chin .................. .'Iiobe
e.t5-Circus. Madison Square Garden
s:15-Daddy Long Legs. .......'. Galety
g:2O-ENpcricHce .............'..'Ca sI"o
o.t5-Fads and Fancies .knickerbocker
s.15-IIello Broadway ..............A stor
9.so-Iuside the Lines. 1ongacre
s.15--Iris .................M Metropolitan
8;2o-lt Pays TO Advertise. 49,. Conan
e15-kick lu................' MdHhdtt TAN
8:oO-Maid in AMERICA. Winter Garden
g:2O-Marie- Odilc ...............be ldsco
12:Oo--Midulght Frolic
Ncw Amsterdam Roof
e:2o-Nooody Home. Princess
5:2O-Ou Trial................ .OdIdIcT
Bis oil gdmy ...........'...- .IdTN
gf5-Sinners .................fIiy hous-
s15-Taking Chances. .G9th 81.
e:3O-Thc Bubble. ..........'......B ooth
8:30-The Clever ones. Punch e Judy
s:oo-The Doctors Dilemma .Wallack 5
8:15-Thc Law OF the Land 18th ST.
s:t5-The ldc................... tfarrls
s:2o-The Miracle Man.........St Standard
B:2O-The Natural Law.........R Republic
s:t5-The only Girl................Ly Lyric
s:f0-The Peasant Girl. .44th st.
a:15-The Revolt ...-.. Maxine Elliotts
s:f5-The Show Shop. ........... Hudson
s:f5-The Song OF Songs. ........ Eltinge
S.i5--The White Feather. Comedy
3:t5-Irilby .................... SnuDert
9.20-TWin eds..................t Fulton
s :20--Gndcr cover. .................C ort
s:2O--Watch Your Step. New Amsterdam
s:1O-You Never Can Tell. Garrick
FEATURE FILMS.
s:3o-Betwcen the Two OF Them
Nitagraph
Il: 80 20 t2-Hesrts in Exile .Hippodrome
IL TO 11:30-\iobe ................St Strand
s:o5-The Birth OF a Liberty
1880 to ft;3o-The Unafraid.. Broadway
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
Mats. Daily. Evening.
f.t5.............I:f J...... Hdmmerstein 5
o.15.............S.l5. Palace
2.IJ.............S.l5 ...... Colonial
2.ly.............S.lJ. .Alhdmbra
eURLEsoUE HOUSES.
fl5............s:lj......Coiumbia
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'Androcles and the Tryon"
Brings Out Dainty Man
ikins in Marvellous
Gowns-Dance of the
Roses and Hedges, Fox
Trot and Gavotte Please
Audience at Fete.

Under the auspices of the lnterna-
tional Child Welfare League flower
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CEMETERIES.

IHE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.
se3d s. By Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Ofic9 % Last .3G ST.. y. Z.
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Silver, of Brooklyn; Paul Stilwell
Brinsmade, Victor II. McCutchcon,
Cornelius =. lombard. Francis +. Ran
dolph and Landon X. Thorn. Of Man
haitian. A reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents. 40 Remssn
Street, Brooklyn Heights MIR. Van Sin
dcren was graduated from Yale IN
1911.
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BROOKLYN

BARNES. John, S39 Halsey st. Fu-
neral saturday.
CARLSON, Adoiph, April 6. Funeral
to-day.
HAVEN, Frank, 400 Macon ST., April 7.
Funeral private.
NIKE. David. sos Park av., April s.
funcra! private.
PETE. Marion, April = Funeral
private.
SANFORD, Frank. IS Pllllng ST.,
April :. Funeral to-day.
NEW JERSEY.
BURCK. Francis, Jersey City April 5.
DOWNS. Patrick, Jersey City. April I.
FAY. Thomas. Jersey City, April :.
HAYNES. Maria. Newark. April D.
VON SEGGERN, Amelia, Hoboken,
Aor.l g..
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i. .i p'. WI be a rehearsal TO day al
,.,s ~ carlton Of the series of living
~. , I, by old masters. which will be
\ u. %ohday evening in the ballroom
\. htz-Carlton for the benefit Of
nj american Hospital Ambulance in
,s Dorothy Jordan is coming from
,,,p,r. 20 dance a Chopin waltz and
h. ~. PICTURES are being posed by
n ~ v Chase, assisted by Miss Eliza
4, .0s,eT; Those who will appear
HI, G. lsoieauX are: Mrs. Joseph
~, stevens, Miss Olga Wiborg. Miss
h .. Nor'imer, Miss Marjorie Curtis,
ln Eould, Mrs Cortlandt Nicoll.
Il. Ntonle Burrill. Mrs. Dwight
I'd mrs: Charles b. Alexander,
.a,,,, w Mortimer. Lawrence Butler,
ssrg Roche Maurice Roche, Mrs.
Ssss ~ Whigham. Mrs. Robert l..
n W Eiss katherine steele and Miss
4 ~ n. nave been placed on sale at
T prominent hotels.
s..,o,. slktn morning musical I'm tho
VI the B!ltmore to-day Miss
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uccessiu. concert was gwen yes
taay afternoon al the !Iaza lot ING
Htai Of destitute families OF frehch
l-seians ana the smaller ml!llaIH
plsls III the renG.n provinces
apo Cssals. 'ceIIst, vernon AT
i-'' baritone; Mss Ruth Deyo, plan
3 shc MISS Kutn hlngsbuiY own
20 were me aruSts. ne cen Ger /
t'S. gr4eI 'Ne pa, oHagS -.
~, AIs- Nll.'anl H. h.'sS al" WI 50
@''eAce townsend
n,,,... ,.... - o.. uo @ Pegis
r. r;gb, ~, u I s1rors Van Aicn
nd M, V;ll;sr AiovsTdar
Yrs William +. S. Griswold gave her
-'e, $50 Fifth Avenue. yesterday af-
moon for q sale iu aid Of the ON
gnent bureau Of the Union Settle
,t, in East 1o4,h Street. Rugs, pot
] ~ and other articles made bv the
j ~ and women Of the settlement were
ue. Among those i'm charge of the
l-ous tables were Mr. Thomas +.
| ggerthws,te Ms Henry p Dawson.
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VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.

eURLESQUE HOUSES.
l5.........s:lJ.....Columbia
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FEATURE FILMS.

s:3o-BetWcen The Two OF Them
NitaGraph
Il: 80 70 t2-Hearts in Exile. .Hppodrome
IL TO :30-Niobe ................St Strand
s:O5-Tho Birth OF n Nation. Liberty
1870 TO II :30-The Unafraid Broadway
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
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.7o-AHce in Wonderland ....... HUDSON
2:15-Circus. Madison square Garden
.3o-Hansel und Grctcl. metropolitan
> .2O-Tbe clever ones. ...Punch & judy
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
New News Of Yesterday
An Actor Who Was
Always Himself
By Holland.

One morning in 1891. at time
when Richard Mansfield was. making
his first great success as an actor in
play entitled Beau Brummell." 1
breakfasted with him and afterward
spent the forenoon in his company
at his apartments. These we're the
entire top floor of an apartment
house which stood directly opposite
Delmonico's restaurant in Broadway
which was some years ago torn down
TO make room for a great Office
building. Mr.. Mansfield showed me
his Jewels. He possessed wonder
full black diamond which he was fond
of holding in his hand and looking at
so he might get various iridescent
flashes. His apartment was furnished
with genuine Chippendale furniture
and as he pointed out to me the deli
cate construction of the chairs and
the sofa and table il seemed almost
as if he were acting in the reception
room scene in the play For his
manner in the play did not differ at
all from his manner as he showed
me the beauties of his furniture.
He led me to a large open fireplace
adorned with heavy andirons, which
was a fireplace for wood. Mansfield
was unable to get good blaze. He
! lugged in wood from an anteroOm
and cast II all at once upon some
! fiickering ashes. The flame would not
reach from the ashes to the wood.
| Therefore, tho great actor went down
upon his knees and began TO blow,
| making himself a human bellows.
\ Occasionally he looked around at me
over his shoulder TO say "Be pa
tient, I'll soon get it a-going."
At last the flame mounted from the
J ashes to the wood and there came a
. glorious blaze. All this was done eX-
] actly as Mansfield would have actee
out the part in case scene of this
kind had been introduced into play
therefore made up my mind that Mr.
Mansfield was always himself IN
every part which he undertook. Tic
was charming that morning. yet he
seemed to be acting all the time.
ventured TO ask him il II we're his
theory that an actor should eliminate
himself completely so as absolutely
to personify the part he was playing
"That is nonsense" he replied, "he-
cause IL is impossible I don't believe
any actor who succeeded greatly ever
forgot that it was he who was acting
He must be conscious that he Is play.
ing part in order to perfect the illus
sion"
At IL o'clock we quilted the apart
ment because MIR. Mansfield had a re
. hearsal at the theatre. He asked me
to go with him 10 the theatre and sale
that IL / cared to watch the rehearsal
he would be pleased TO have me do so
AS VIC passed along Broadway we me
{ several women with wnom MIR. Mans
] field was acquainted and ! observed
b that he took of his hat TO salute then
with precisely tho same movement o
A the arm and the hand which he EN-
= ployed when in the play he, as Bea'
n Brummell, saluted his women guests
\ He was simply Richard Mansfield j
! his apartment
u Copyright. 1915. by +. ]. Edward.
All rights reserved)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tel
: How Edward Everett Prepared fo
Public Speaking"
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
ASSESSMENT
LAW IS ENDORSED

AT meeting of the Real Estate
Brokers' Association yesterday after
noon, the proposed new assessment
bill now pending before the State
Legislature was endorsed.
Only one recommendation was Of
fered by the brokers, and that is for
the bill TO provide that the assessors
be named by the incoming mayors in
stead OF according TO the provisions
of the measure.
The secretary was authorized TO
forward letters TO the Senate and
House Of Representatives and the
governor. strongly urging the passage
of the bill and citing the absolute
necessity of perpetuating the success
accomplished by the revision OF the
/ assessment i'm 1914.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
SYNOPSIS.


Two prorpecsors. James Gallon and Herr
WiIkerson. are partners Gallon makes q
ich fnd and draws a temporary plan Of the
location Of the VEN Of gold. Wnkers3n tries
70 steal these plans. Gallon resists Aao
they quarrel In the SIGHT Gailon thinks ne
has killed his partner. snd leaves hin lylnk
~ the camp. Gallon arrives IN small
western town. whore he tells the shefiu thht
he and his partner we're attacked hy outlaws
enn that his partner was killed. me sneiah IN,
tiE posse and Ca 80 10 tho scere o. the
Nfhf but they DO not find Wilkersnn. Inc
sheriff. thinking Gallon has ncited HIM
places him under arrest. Meantime Wilker'
Fou has recovered and departed. That nigbt
Gallon makes his escape and later grrives IN
San Francisco. Here he takes nip The
captain Of this vesrel Is collector on
eprioa. Gallons mind is uneasy ana ne mas
xisions Of Wiikerson returning for the pians.
IL the captains cain Is a chest where ne
keeps his curins. Gallon opens this and finds
q japanese idol with one eye. He removes
4ko eye and hides the plans in the idol 4
Sra breaks out in the ship causing fight
There was no response from the i'm
mge. but when the Indian fell asleeT
On his rug that night in the alien Amer
zcsn city he dreamed that his god ap'
beared to him and spoke Of death and
destruction yet TO follow. commanding
nim to start instantly for the east.
The next day. while Dorr was seek
ang for a Hindu selling rugs and vii
kerspn was shadowing him the new
possessor Of the idol was Fastening "a
Ban Francisco TO take steamer for In
6ia ana the city by the river.
The image was conceaied with all
reverence in his bundle Of rugs. and h,
moved cautiously. because Of tn,
nream
Strange destiny that centered old
Tom Gallons plans for his daughter
happiness. DORIS dreams Of love. Jear
Darnel's lust for wealth and Harry
Wilkerson's passion for a woman with
ont heart in the possession Of gro
ResQue image made by a dreamer III
&aroff India centuries before when q
city died and a river waned within its
bed.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
And color IN HAIR
Don't Stay Cray It Darkens So Natu
rally that Nobody Can Tell

You can turn gray. faded hair bcauti-
fully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a 5O-ccnt bottle ot
"Nycth's Sage and sulphur Compound"
at any drug store. Millions of bottles
of this old. famous Sage Tea recipe are
sold annually, says wcll-known drug
gst here, because IL darkcns the hair 30
naturally and evenly that no one eau
tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray. he
coming faded. dry. scraggly and thin,
have a surprise awaiting them. because
after ono OF two applications the gray
hair vanishcs and your locks become luN
uriantly dark and bcautiful-all dand-
ruff goes, scalp itching and falling hair
stops.
This is the age OF youth. Gray haired
unattractve folks aren't wanted around
40 get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur tonight. and you'll be delighted
with your dark. handsome hair and you
youthful appearance within few days
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
THE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson

a. sse rnaesu, psper hoscdFAms corresponding 70 ds
,c.,.n.n,, Of The Master the leading
INC picture made nth the Universal
Fam Manufacturing company Is only possible 10
read The ssterK IN also alter
moving
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
ROAD AGAIN OPEN.

The Newport Causeway is again
open TO travel between Newport and
New Castle. The road was made i'm
passable recently because of the heavy
rains.
George II. Burris, supervisor of the
road, last night said that while some
of the other roads are in bad condi-
tion. this road is now open to travel
Considerable trouble was experienced
owing to the water covering the roads
and the workmen under Mr.. Burri'
are constantly being employed in re-
lieving these conditions.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
CHAPTER XIII.
IFINF II N7NTIT'
Sir Donald FsVersham Volunteers

Sir Donald FsVersham Volunteers
4Sl}Y1N his search for the Hindu,
FIk who had bought the idol con
's65sSSl taining the plans Of the moth
1seke@j er lode Of the Master Key
mine. John Dorr had recourse again TO
khe pawnbroker.
( That individuals curiosity was arous'
ed by now. and he asked great many
questions, which John answered eva
siyely
When 1t came TO getting a descrip
tlon OF the Hindu the broker could give
but few details ...-e
lie laid emphasis on the fact that HI
sold rugs and that he looked like an,
lone of a dozen East Indians frequent
ing Pacific port He knew of no ad
dress
A With this Dorr had to be content and
he returned to Ruth to discuss will
her what they should do next.
I IF Wilkerson gets it there is an easS
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
LACE CURTAIN BURNS.

Fire damage TO the amount of s25
was caused at the home OF james A.
Eberhsrdt. No. 1926 Market street
last evening by a lace curisin heinz
blown against a lighted gas jet The
Phoenix Fire Company extinguished
the frc.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10

COPYRIGHT. ,o,A. sv John FLEMING wrLsos
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
MOVING PICTURES.
MAJESTIC
lHome of Paramounts," Presents Today
Edith
TaliaferrO
In "YOUNG ROMANCE"
Tomorrow-~THE MASTER KEY"

Special Matinee Saturday Morning to
See Little Marguerite clark in "THE
GOOSE GIRL"
coming-Feature Extraordinary! Mrs.
Leslie Carter in "DU BARRY"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-07-22
ITALIAN CRUISER
SUNK BY TORPEDO
Austrian Submarine Picks Off
An Enemy WarShip Which
PIungeS to Bottom With
in IS Minutes.

Berlin. July 20. (by wireless to Say
ville).-The following official commu-
nication was received here from Vienna
under date of July IS:
AN Austrian submarine this morning
torpedoed and sank. south of Ragasa,
the Italian cruiser. Giuseppe Garibal-
di. The cruiser foundered within Is
minutes"
The Giuseppe GaribaIdi was a ar
mored cruiser Of 1894 tons displace-
ment. She was 344 feet long and was
laid down in 1898. Her complement
vas $50 men. She was armed with one
10-inch, two eight inch, IL six Inch and
10 three-inch guns.
Ragusa Is a fortified seaport Of Aus
tria -Hungary in Dalmatia. on a PENN
sula OF the Adriatic sea, SO miles north
west Of Cattaro.
Paris. July 20.-A telegram from a
Rome news agency says that a refugee
who has reached Rome from Pola, the
Austrian naval base, says w Aus
TRAN submarines which left to recon
hotter the italian coast have not re-
turned and are believed to have been
lost. One of the submarines had a crew
of 20 and the other a crew of 40. Their
supplies Of gasoline were sufficient Tor
only four days.