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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
BETHLEHEM
 MUNITIONS
 SHOP BURN

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pennr Nov. io.-The fire wac dicovered in the Boring miii and is believed Co have re- ssited from an electric lamp which exploded falling Into pool of oil Thls wac th6 oHclai version oi che origin oi Che 6ro.
 SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa Nov. lo.-F'ire of unknown origin today al- most completely destroyed No. { ma chine shoD of the Bethlehem Steel Co.,. owned by Charles 5l. Schwab and associates Only skeleton of the biz building Is standing and machIn- cry and war material which the building contained worth millions of dollars. win be almost complete loss. Guns destroyed were worth S2,000S 900 and the machinery ruined was worth many times as much No lives were lost
 The burned building was 250 feet wide. zoo feet long. and was 4 stories high Two thousand men were em- pioyed in the structure. most of whom were skilled workmcn. The machine shop was devoted specially to the manufacture Of guns and am- munition for the United States. Great and her allies.
 The Bethlehem Steel Companys lrained Ire department aided by the municipal fredshtegs from the town 1Atled fuinely with Che flames for four hours.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
CONGRESS URGED
 10 euARD NAVAL
DEVICE SECRET.

DEVICE SECRETS WASHINGTON. Nov 10.-Congress probably win be asked to broaden the scope of national defense by the pass age of an act Go safeguard more ade- ouately the military secrets Of the nation. It is pointed out that especial ly is this necessary in connection with torpedoes. guns and other naval de- vices designed by the navy depart ment and turned over to private con- tractors for use in connection with government vessels they have un- der construction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
HENRY BRECKENRIDGE
 APPROVES WILSON'S
 npEphpE EnNEcc D

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov l0 - The National Guard Association opened its annual convention here yesterday morning. A feature was an address by Henry Breckenridge. assistant sec retary of war, who declared the Wil-
 son administrations plan was the best system of preparedness for war that could be adopted in the United SlaLaa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
". 8. CLEVELAND HAS
 SISTER FOR GUEST

Mrs. James Cooley. sister of W. H. Cleveland. Of this city is O guest og the latter and Mrs. Cleveland.
 Mfrs. Cooley arrived on iho North western. and comes from her home at Bryan. ohio. It Is Mrs. cooley's first Weaten trip. and 3ir. Cleveland had not seen her since he left bis old Ohio home 36 years ago.
 5lrs. Cooley arrived on the North some tlme-"as long as can get her 70 stay" said afr. Cleveland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
GERMANS DISCOVER GOOD
 arfnf f-afran Hnf

AMSTERDAM. Nov 1O.- German scientists have been renewing the ex- Derimenis initiated nearly 100 years ago and announce that they are now able to turn ordinary wood into nourishing substitute for flour. Birch is the wood most advantageous for lnla nnrpoaa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
MSS EDITH KEmPTHoRNE
 WILL RETURN TO JUNEAU

That Miss Edith Kompthorne is planning to return io Juneau in the near future Is the inlorm2tion re- ceived ln @ letter during the past week by one Of Miss Kempthorne's nany friends here. Early in June MIss Kempthorne left for New York where she has spent several months in connection with the work of the Camp Fire organization. About six weeks at5 word cans elhdt she had been obliged to give up her work on account of @ nervous break down ard that she had gone to Montreal Do reat.
 Upon her arrival here Miss Kemp thorne win open her plano studio again and tho local order of the Camp Fire Girls is sincerely hoping that she may be induced to carry on the work she started with them last year, as well.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
oLI srEAMsHIP RuRNEp.

GALvEsTON-The Italian ship Li- vletta. loaded with oil from Port Ar thur. burned at sea last night off East Sabine Bar Tugs rescued the crew the members of which took to the small boats
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
rAEr WILL NoT RUN

T-H ""--T--| |-|7T| NEW YORK. Nov 10. - Expresi. dent William F Taft has confirmed the statement of National Chairman Hnles that he would not be candi- date for the nomination on the Re- publican ticket next year.
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-IIIrn oeeFe MOlINr HlcH.

ALLIED LOSSES MOUNT HIGH.
 BERLIN-A defeat for the French and British troops in Southern Ser bia with losses which are described as enormous is reported in dispatch from Sofia by wqy of Budapest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
Kaueps HELP NEEpY.

BERLIN-The total years profits of the Krupps will reach S21,50oooo, 1t was announced this afternoon Six millions will be given to the relief or families of soldiers willed, and other charILIea
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
DESCRIBES SLAUGHTER
 OF ARMENIAN PEOPLE

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-A nurse re- turning to the United States tells of how the Turkish troops under the command of German officers massa- cred Armenians in the Harput re- eions. In one instance 800 Armenian natives of a small town were quickly banded together by Turkish gendarm- cries and driven into a desert where they were surrounded by troops and completely slaughtered.
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MEnRo EnucAToR lLL.

NEW YORK-Dr Booker T. Wash incton. noted negro educator and head of the Tuskegee Institute at Iuske' gee. Ala. is seriously hl in local hos pital
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
AIIIEs 10 STAND PAT.

WASHNGTON-Great Britain and France are expected to maintain an myielding attitude on their right to interfere with neutral shipping.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
enRMARlNEs suNK.

ALGECIRAs. Spain - British var ships sunk two German submarines In the Straits of Gibraltar this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
oIvI0rND Foa KRUPPs.

AMsrERDAM-The Krupps works today declared a dividend of 26 per cent The Krupps cleared sS25o.OO0 this year 1t is said.
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS
Unpshw ls AssEssED.

AMSTERDAM-Th Germans have decreed Warsaw shall pay $7500OO a year for the maintenance of military garrison there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
MINING LICENCES
 ARE ISSUED TODAY

Seven mining licenses weer Issued this morning. by the office Of che Ter ritorial Treasurer. as follows: Alec Mathison. Flat City. otto w. olson. Nome Grant e Company Boulder Creek. Martin Corliss. Gold Run. Moody Mining Syndicate Cenyou Creek.
 E. E. Powell Ctrustee). Nome.
 Fi8h 5alteriee S. 2. Baito. Golovin. Balto and Nakhala. Goiogin. Olson Brothers. Koggiung.
 Professional ". Darcy Chace, doctor Nome.
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KlcK NicKl

1T your copy of THE EM- PIRE Is not delivered prompt iy and regularly we would appreciate it as a favor Tor you to phone the business de- partment. You are entitled to the very best Of service and we propose to see that you receive it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
AnMlRAL AssAsslNATED,

SHANGHAI - Admiral Tseig iu chenr governor of the Shanghai dis trict was assassin0tod today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
0DucuTrR LEFT FORTUNE-

sEArTLE-By the will of Mrs. H. B Kennedy. her estate valued at s4O5.0O0 is left to her daughter no M Hoffman
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10

g. san Francisco. Nov. 10. g. Battling with heavy winds and .f heavy seas three "F-type
 s submarines of the United
 s States navy being lowed from g Honolulu to San Francisco by s the cruiser Maryland. the col- @ Her Nashan and the tender lro-
 s quois are having the toughest {. voyage in their history and
 s have been in serious dimcui- q
 4 ties several times. according to s- word brought by the steam s. ship Wilhelmiina which ar- e rived from Honolulu today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
Gals 1t Murder.
Early today SecretarY Lans-

A newspaper dispatch from New York quoted William Hat field, general manager of the Italian-A.merican line, as char acterizing the sinking of the Ancona as "an unnecessary crime, and an absolute murder"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-10
WlLaoN MATaIMoNlAL
r-NlNo sAn Fsi- .ei-- IVY ROUTINE -ARhaN1E 1E---.-

Na||INA aa|NN T HNNN
 osse' ROUTINE ARRANGEMENTS
 WksHINcTCN. N0sye. lo. - HoV easrossing che subject oi nairimony may be Co the President is indicated 6y the fact there have been no meet inss ot tho cabinet since thc White Star liner was torpedoed and sunk by Q German submarine. nor any meet ihss with the newspaper correspond- ents since the President returned from Harlakehden House. NeV Jer- soy.
 The "pitness publicity" for which tho Washington scribes met with tho President once a week. is now mol.ly landed out by Joseph p Tumuity. secretary to Che President. One of the members Of the Cabinet remarked today that if things went on as nl the present time the cabinet Is going to seek on introduction to the President iho next time they meet
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arock ouorArIoNa-

SEATTLE. Nov. TO- - New York Stock Exchange ciosinss included Alaska Gold 30. Chino 5s5s. Ray 25H. Utah Copper 73h. Butte and Superior 555k
 Copper metal is-a at 1874. @ WEATHER REPORT e @ Moximum-39 c % Mininum-31 9 @ Cloudy; rain S2 in. @ oseeooooeoeo.eo ooo Q
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Austrian submarine.

anu SlilhluS Oi Jlle lllleI AllcOla by an Austrian submarine.
 Full Details Sought.
 Early today Secretary Lans- ng directed Thomas Nelson Page, ambassador at Rome, to send immediately to Washington all available facts on the sinking of the Ancona, and later Ambassa- dor Page was directed to have a consul sent direct to the scene of the torpedoing for the pur- pose of making a personal re- port.
 Officials stated that any action which America might take hinges on the question of whether the Ancona was escap- ing after being warned, when she was sunk.
 Four Americans Aboard.
 At least four Americans were aboord Two were Mrs Fran cisco Ms.scolo LaMura and her minor child, who boarded the Ancona at Naples. New York reports that Hartfeld, Solari & Company, the agents for the the owners of the Ancona, today received telegrams from rela- lives of Garfield Jones and wife of Philadelphia, asking for in- formation. Reports that Her old Mccormack, son-in-law of John D. Rockefeller, was an An coma passenger, were discredit- ed in New York and denied in Chicago.
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CABINET MEETING
 CALLED By PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. Nov. lo.-Prcsident Wilson today called meeting of the cabinet for Friday, or Tuesday next,
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ENC0TE'S JOSS NAY P8EU3T4TE DIPLOMATIC CRISIS
THREE HUNDRED HIVES
 LOST ON THE "ANCONA;," WASHINGTON GETS BUSY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - The machinery of the State De- partment today was set in mo- tion to ascertain the truth con- cerning the alleged torpedoing and sinking of the liner Ancona by an Austrian submarine.
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ROUGH TIME FOR SUBS.

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Evening journal., 1915-06-24
TO HANG MONTV|D
FOR PRIEST MURDER
August 6 Is Fixed AS Exc
cution Day For
KrakuS' Pal
STATE LAUDS THE
WILMINGTON POLICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARTFORD, Conn, June PA
verdict of guilty of murder in the first
degree was returned yesterday in
the case of Bernard Montvid, charg-
ed with the murder of the Rev. Jo-
seph Zebrous. pastor of the Lithuan-
ian Church of st. Andrew in New
Britain, Conn. and his housekeeper,
Eva Gilman, on the night of Febru-
airy s. He was sentenced to be hang
ed on August 6. Montvid was ar
rested in Wilmington after Peter
krakus had slain F. X. Tierney, a
policeman. They we're pals.
In his address to the jury the at
torney-general Of the State who
prosecuted the case. paid a glowing
tribute TO the police officers of Will
mington. who had arrested Montvid
with his pal and accomplice, Peter
Krakus. He praised the Wilmington
officers for their devotion to their
duty and for their readiness to lay
down their lives as did Patrolman
Tierney in the performance Of theii
sworp duty.
Ca,cf Of Police Black, Detectives
Wa)ucil and Benson, officer Nam
mclc Adolph Marlile, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Wendt. OF Wilmington, aided the
State
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
BREAK PANEL OF DOOR
OF The MAYORS OFFICE

When Bailin Virgins went to City
Council Chambers this morning he
discovered that someone during the
night had broken the glass panel out
OF the door OF Mayor Howeli's Office.
The glass was broken in such a man
ner that one could put an arm
through and unlock the door. An in
vestigation by Herman b.. Bothum,
secretary to Mayor Howell, showed
that nothing had been disturbed. Who
ever broke the glass sustained cut
wrist or hand. as the edges of tho
broken glass contained stains OF
blood.
IL was thought that an attempt had
been made to enter Council Chamber.
where the books used by the city as
sessmcnt officials are stored The
books arc kept in steel receptacles and
they were intact today.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
new COUNCIL committees
FORMALLY NAMED

Although the Democrats have q small
in the new City Council. which
will 20 into Office on July l. Republican
members OF that body at a caucus on
tuesday evening. gave them liberal rep
rcscntation on the various committees.
While none of the committees have been
increased IN number OF members, una
additional committee was created. that
being the public health committee.
Following the custom OF years the
chairman Of the law committee. Oscar
c. Draper. of the Fifth ward in being
selected as chairman of the finance
committee will be spokesman of the
party on the floor OF the Council.
The committees as announced by
Henury c. Downward. president-elect
OF the new City Council, are as fol-
lows:
Finance c. Draper Charles
NJ. Smith. James Kane.
Public buildings Albert n. Will
liams. Burton S. Heal. Arthur John.
son. James Kane, John y. McDon-
ough.
Lnw-Charles NJ. Smith, John o
Hopkins. Oscar c. Draper. George y
Grantland. John j. McGoldrick
Fire-Arthur johnson, Burton S.
Heal. George E. Grantland, Charles
M. Smith. John y. McDonough
Police Charles NJ. Smith. George
Il. Grantland. Burton s. Heal. Stand
y. Adkins. Joseph l.. McDermott.
Printing George Il. Grantland
Burton S. Heal, Joseph l.. McDer
mott.
Park -Standt b. Adkins. Arthur
Johnson. Oscar c. Draper. John y
McDonough, Joseph L. McDermott.
Engineering George Il. Grantland
Albert n. Williams. James Kane.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
FETE FOR SUFFRAGE.

For the benefit of the Wilmington
Equal Suffrage Association a lawn fete
that proved successful in every way WAS
held last night ON the lawn OF the vii
mington Orthodox Friends Meeting
House, corner Ninth and 1atnall streets
The lawn was attractiyely decorated
with bunting and American flags. while
bowls of daisies placed on the tables
carried out the suffrage color scheme OF
yellow and white. There were no elec-
trio lights, Chinese lanterns and the
golden rays of the moon providing the
only lights used. The new suffrage ban
ner OF the Wilmington Equal Suffrage
Club. was on exhibition and the old
meeting house was thrown open for in.
spection % thel visitors.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
TURKS DEFEAT RUSSIANS.
Br ihe IInited press

bg tue OuiltQ russ
CONSTANTlNOPLE. Via Berlin
Wireless. June 24.--Turksh troops in
the region Of Olii have inflicted a Sc
we're defeat on the Russians, driving
them back with heavy losses. a war
Office statement asserted today.
Near Olti we took 5000 yards of
the heights of Karadagh Wednesday
afternoon" said the official statement.
In the district of Kaleboghazi, near
the Turkish frontier. the enemy fed
eastward. We took hundreds of cases
Of ammunition and a large quantity of
var materials"
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
DUNLAP COMPANY OPENS
NEW STORE Al PENNScltOYE

George NJ Dunlap Company. groc-
ers, who has seven stores in Whining
ton, has added another store to his
chain in various cities. The new
store is in Pennsgrove. where the
population has grown 10 many thous-
ands recently and there was demand
for a grocery conducted along the
well-knOwn Dunlap lines.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
CAsEs Ar prIAMARE HosrlrAL.

Among the cases treated at the
Delaware Hospital today we're. Den
mis- Campbell, No. 315 East Third
street, bruised arm William Duzen-
ski, No. l07 Liberty street bruised
jaw; Charles r. Mouseley, No 500
West Third street. something IN bis
eye: NJ. Harris, No. sos Church street,
cut face.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
PHYsICIANS ON OrTING.

Sixty or more physicians of this
city and county, members of the New
Castle County Medical Association.
will forget about prescriptions, pills
and calls this afternoon when their
annual outing will be held at Farm
hurst. They left the office Of Dr.
J. w. Bastian at o'clock in auto
mobiles. Luncheon was served on the
lawn of the State Hospital by DR..
William II. Hancker, superintendent
of the institution.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
RESIGNS FROM CoMNIssIoN

Owing To business pressure, Lind
ley c. Kent, who was appointed by
Judge Herbert l.. Rice several days
ago on the commission to serve on
the condemnation of Orange street
properties between Tenth and Elev-
onth streets, is unable TO serve.
Judge Rice has announced the ap-
pointment Of willard A. Speakman
to succeed Mr.. Kent on the commits
sion. =
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
ITALIANS WIN IN
HOT artillery DUEL
BY The United Press.

by Inc Inlted Iress.
ROME June 24.-An intense artil-
lery battle has developed along the
entire Austro-Italian front. The
enemy has been shelling Italian po-
sitions in the mountain districts and
along the lsOnzo for twenty-four
hours. Italian guns are replying
with great vigOr.
General Cadorna reported today that
enemy infantry has attacked at sew
sral points. principally at night, but
1as everywhere been repulsed. Par
icularly violent attacks were de-
ivered in the regions of Monte Piano.
yalgrande, Val Piccolo and Freikofel.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
ON TO PARIS" IS
berlin CRY AFTER
FALL OF LENBERG
Commune From ais Page.

OuhLihutu IiuNi + III OF o-N-
Austro-Germans moving toward Vol
hynia
The war office, though admitting
the evacuation of Lemberg, asserted
today that the Russian garrison
slaughtered large Austrian forces in
the final fight before the Galician
capital. Few prisoners fen into the
hands of the enemy In their re-
treat the Russians have surrounded
and captured a number Of small
bodies of the enemy.
A great battle has been begun along
the river Sereth in Southeast Galioia
The Austrians are bringing up rein
forcements from the Czernowitz
region The Russians are outnmber-
60 but occupy strategic positions Of
great Importance.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
PICNIC AT SHELLPnr.

Members of st. Stephens Mission
airy Society entertained the matron
and children of the Orphans Home at
Germantown, Pa, at Shellpot Park
this afternoon and evening. A pic
nic luncheon was served.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24

thorized 10 receive bids and expend
an mount up TO $3.50 for this dis
play. The executive committee was
authorized TO take up and act at their
own discretion on matters not di-
rectly referred to the subsidiary COM
mittees.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24

Bonds-John o. Hopkins. Oscar c.
Draper, Charles NJ. Smith. John J.
McGoldrick, James Kane
Navigation--Standt B Adkins AL
bert n. Williams. Arthur Johnson, 10.
soph l.. McDermott, John X. Nc
Donough.
Elections-Burton S. Heal. Alber
n. Williams, Standt 3. Adkins, Josepl
l.. McDernOtt.
Accounts-Burton S. Heal, Oscar
c. Draper, John j. McGoldrick.
Engrossment Arthur Johnson
John o. Hopkins, John X. McDon.
ough.
Crematory John q. Hopkins.
Standt b. Adkins, Arthur Johnson,
Joseph L. McDermott, John j. Nc
Goldrick
Public Health Albert n. Williams
John o. Hopkins, John X. Nc
Donough
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
GERMANs- SIZE FIsHING FLEET.

~ The United Press.
LONDON. June 24-Shipping cir
cles received advices today that six
small fishing vessels have been shell
cd and sunk of the coast of Scotland
by German u boat
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
ENTERTAINs GRADUATrs

The Misses Ellie and Elva Fred
ericks, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fredericks, of Centreville. en-
tertained the graduates OF the High
School yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
FATHER CLANCY CFLFRRATFs

The Rev. John A. Clancy. pastor Of
ST. Josephs Catholic Colored Church.
French street above Tenth, Is cele-
brating today the anniversary Of his
ordination to the priesthood.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
a. FOR sWEARTNC on sTRFrT

Patrick McAvardy pleaded guilty in
City Court today on charge of using
obscene language at Fourth and Mar
ket streets yesterday afternoon. He
was fined S5 and costs.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
CHARGE IS Dismissed

In City Court today. Assistant City
Solicitor Lynn entered a nolle PROSE-
n the case of Thomas McGarvey.
,harged with the larceny as bailee, OF
4 suit of clothes. McGarvey was dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
BELGIANs CAPTURE KUMIssENJE

BY The Uuited Press.
HAvRE, June 24.-Belgian troops
ope 'sting in German Southwest At
rica have captured Kumissenie, an
important station on Lake Kivu, the
Pelgian war Office announced today.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
WOMAN FINED FOR SWEARINc.

Elizabeth Cloud. a young woman.
was fined So and costs in City Court
today on a charge Of using improper
language at Eighth and Market
streets at midnight last night. She
pleaded gullty.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
MrST SrPPORT FAMILY.

In City Court today Harry Bryant
was ordered to pay SIS a week for the
support of his wife and eight children
Sentence was suspended on the charge
of wife beating.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
RIVER RIDE FOR FRIFNns

Mrs. Charles %. White gave a moon
light party up the river last night in
honor of her guests, Mrs. A.. l.. Capp.
Of Germantown, and Miss johnson, Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
RAKE Am
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

At the home Of J. Warren Barkley
No 23ll West Seventeenth street. to.
morrow afternoon and evening.
bake and festival will be given by
j. Elmer Betty's Sunday school
class Of Mt. Salem NJ. z. Church.
Home made bread. pies. cakes and
candies and ice cream will be for
sale.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
MORE POWDER WORKERS.

A force of $50 powder workers were
sent over to the dupont Powder Com.
pany's plant at Carney's Point last
night from Wilmington. The men came
from number of nearby cities and
towns.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
FINED FOR TAGLEss AurO.

William Bickel of Philadelphia was
fined $40 and costs in City Court today
for operating a motor vehicle without
Delaware license.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS

The annual excursion of Scott NJ.
n. Sunday school was held today at
Augustine Beach. A large number
of members Of the school, teachers
and their friends took part
The excursion of the Brandywine
NJ. Il. Sunday school will be held at
Augustine Beach tomorrow.
The Bethany Baptist Sunday
school held its annual excursion Il
Burlington Beach today. Bethany
Band accompanied the excursionists.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
German TORPEDO HITS
BRITISH TRANSPORT ship
By The United Press.

by TIC UHIItu TIt5H.
BERLIN, Via Wireless to Sayville,
l.. l., June PA German submarine
attacked a British armored cruiser,
apparently of the Minotaur class,
about 100 miles off the Firth of Forth
last Sunday. the Admiralty an
nounced today. A torpedo struck
the ship, but The extent of the dam
age was not ascertained.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24

Under the auspices of the Woman's
Improvement Club of the Peoples
Settlement a rummage sale will be
held there all day tomorrow and Sat-
urday morning.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
SISTERS kTLIED BY SHELLS.

By TIE United Press.
PARIS. June "a Several sisters
and nurses were killed by shells fall
ing on Saint Sacrament Hospital dur
ing a. heavy bomhardmont of Arras
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
GRACE SCHOOL ON PICNIC.

The annual Sunday school picnic
of Grace NJ e. Church was held to-
day in Rockford Park. large crowd
enjoyed the affair.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
Elk PRICE OF MILK.

The Interstate Milk Producers As
sociation has fixed the wholesale
price Of milk for July at five cents
quart.