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The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WILL Begin WORK
ON 100000 ROAD
Contractors for New Experimental
Stretch in Virginia Must Finish
1t by June 80.

Alexandria, Va, Jan. 10.-Work of con-
structing four and a half miles Of road
at a cost OF $4,000, as part of the new
Mount Vernon avenue from Arlington
Cemetery, will be begun early this spring
Bids have been advertised for by the
Federal Bureau OF Good Roads. and will
be opened January .. Under the con-
tract the work will have TO be completed
not later than June 30.
The road will be an experiment, for
which the Federal government will pay
half.
William NJ. Smith, eighty-five years old,
superintendent of the city almshouse,
died last night at his home. 1900 Wilkes
street, after a long illness. Besides his
wife he Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Taylor Arnold and Mrs. Ida NJ.
Adams. The funeral will be held at II
o'clock Tuesday from the home OF his
daughter Mrs. Arnold. Burial will be in
Ivy Hill Cemetery. Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. P. p. Phillips, rector of
st. Pauls P. E. Church. and Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector of Grace p. E. Church.
Cashary Hillery Welch, nineteen years
old. died this afternoon at his home, 1l3
North Payne street Members OF Friend
ship Council, No 2S, Daughters of Lib
erty, will hold a meeting at Z o'clock to-
morrow night to arrange to attend his
funeral. The funeral will be held at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from Second
Baptist Church.
The funeral OF c. W. Thomas, who died
at Salem, Va, took place this afternoon
from Wheatley's undertaking chapel.
Services were conducted by Rev. DR.. w.
F. Watson, pastor of the First Baptist
Church. Members Of Alva Aerie, Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles, and Alexandria
Council. No. 8. Order OF Fraternal Ameri-
cans, attended.
James Cassidy. siXty-eight years old,
died yesterday at his home at LincOlnia,
Fairfax County His wife and several
children survive. The funeral will take
place at o'clock Monday afternoon from
the Episcopal Chapel at LincolnIa.
The funeral of Joseph V. Edwards was
held today from his home. 5G North
Patrick street Services were conducted
by Rev. G. A. Luttrell, pastor OF Trinity
NJ. f. Church. Burial was in Bethel
Cemetery.
The First Baptist Church Sunday
School today had the highest attendance
in its history, with Al scholars present
The Chamber Of Commerce will hold its
annual meeting at o'clock tomorrow
night
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
GoNzALo DE oUESADA DEAD.
Former Cuban Envoy Here Passes
Away in Berlin.

Berlin, Jan. 10 (via London).-Senor
Gonzalo de Quesada, Cuban minister TO
Germany, died suddenly of apoplexy last
night at the hotel where he had been
living with his family. Senor Quesada
had been in poor health for some time
and was confined to his apartments for
several weeks, but recently had been inn
proved, and yesterday was about the ho-
tel as usual
He had been the representative Of his
country at Berlin since 1910. He formerly
represented Cuba at Washington
The body of Senior Quesada will be re-
moved to st. Headwin's Catholic Church,
where funeral services will be held. at
tended by representatives of the official
and diplomatic worlds. The body will be
sent to Cuba for burial.
An illustrated work. entitled The Ger
man Fatherland," recently published by
Senor Quesada, resulted in an expression
Of appreciation for his efforts being sent
him by the Empress Augusta Victoria.
The Cuban diplomat had a wide circle of
acQualntances in Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
HAS SIX TOES ON ONE FOOT.

Milwaukee, Jan. 1O-James Davis,
cOlOred, and his eleven toes went to tho
House of Correction for thirty days re-
Gently. following his arrest by Detectives
RidenOur and Laubenheimer upon a
charge of Vagrancy.
Davis is the oldest physical freak yet
Bertilloned by the police and in fact the
only one with eleven toes When Davis
removed the shoe and stocking of his left
foot to have that member measured.
Secretary Haukohl and his assistants
were astonished to find six toes where
five ought to be.
Davis has two small toes instead of one.
All of the toes are well formed without
any web between them and all are pro-
tected by long toe nails of decided thick
ness. The extra toe laps between the
smallest toes and that one next to it.
1t was the first foot ever measured with
six digits.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia and Maryland, fair
slightly warmer Monday. Tuesday unsettled, prob
ably rain; gentle to moderate sOutherly winds.
For Virginia, partly cloudy and slightly warmer
Monday. Tuesday unsettled, probably rain; mod
crate east 10 southeast winds
There will b. Rin Monday in the east Gulf and
South Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley and
rain OF snow in the Upper Lake region. followed
b generally fair weather Tuesday, except in the
South Atlantic States, hut extending into the
Lower Lake reEiOn. the Middle Atlantic States,
and Southern New England. There will also be
rain Monday in the North Pacific States cOn-
tiHuing Tuesday. and rain Tuesday in the
Northern and Middle Plateau. Between the NIissis-
sippi River and the Rocky Mountains and in the
Southwest the weather will be fair Monday and
Tuesday.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Midnight. 9; a. m. S; a. m. 8; a m. .
a. n, "a 10 a. m, IS Il noon, IS; 2 p. m, Il
p. m, z; p. m. 80; p. N. 81; 10 p m, 90
Highest, g: lowest. -
Relative Humidity-5 a. m. 81: p m. 70. Rain.
fall ts p. To n NJ, o. Hours Of sunshine, SO.
Per cent Of possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-HiShest, 81
lowest 36
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
TOOK OUT LOVE INSURANCE.
Thrifty Chicago Brewer Had Pro-
tectiOn Against Brides FIckIeness.

Chicago, Jan. l0-How the shrewd busi-
ness instinct of a wealthy real estate
operator and brewer guided him in love
was laid bare in the divorce suit brought
by Mrs Antoine Kravolec against John
Kravolec. 21O2 South Ayers avenue.
According to the complaint, cold busi-
ness contract was drawn by KravoIec to
protect him against the ''ickleness" OF
the sex. Gov. Edward Dunno was a
witness to the love insurance deal. Now
the court must decide whether such a
contract will hold under the law.
Some OF the provisions. in brief. are:
That during the marriage state each
party shall possess the same property
which he or she held prior to the mar
riage
That any property acquired shall be
his or hers individually
That should the marriage be dissolved
by divorce, neither party shall be en-
titled to any of the property Of the other
unless it be by the fault of Mr.. Kravolec
that the divorce be entered. In that case
Mrs. Kravolec is to receive $4,000. For
separate maintenance as a result of a
suit filed by Mrs. Kravolec, $500 is al
lowed
That upon the request Of either party
the other shall join in signing all deeds
conveyances and other papers necessary
to the transfer Of property, and for this
purpose Mr.. Kravolec Is made his wifes
attorney.
That in case OF Mr.. Kravolec's death
Mrs. Kravolec is to receive $4,000 as
her share in the estate"
Mr.. Kravolec denies charges of cruelty
made by the complainant and that the
defendant ever called his wife profane
names
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WILL T. R. POSE WITH
TAFT? DON'T BE SILLY
Ex-Presidents Ride on Same Train,
but Are CleverIy Kept
Apart.

Boston. Jan. 1O.-FOrmer Presidents
Roosevelt and Taft travelled into Boston
on the same train this evening. but no
one could be found who saw them in con-
versatiOn between New Haven and this
city. As matter of fact, they were two
chair cars apart and neither was aware
of the others proximity until the Back
Bay station was reached at Cos o'clock.
President Lowell. Of Harvard, was on
hand to greet Prof. Taft and DR.. W.
Stursis BigelOw met the colonel and some
clever engineering was done to prevent a
possible embarrassing situation arising.
They passed each other on the station
platform. but no one noticed any signs
of recognition.
Col. Roosevelt was asked by a photoG-
rapher il he would pose with Mr.. Taft
and got this reply:
Don't be silly You know perfectly
well your request is a silly ONE
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WHITLoCK sILENCES GERMANS.
Card His Reply to Injunction Not
TO Speak English.

Paris. Jan. 1O.-A story printed here Of
a peculiar incident at Brussels recently is
attracting much comment and consider
able amusement.
Two German officers were dining i'm a
restaurant in the Belgian capital. At the
adjoining table were two men COnverslns
in English. The German officers showed
signs of displeasure at the use Of English
by their neighbors, but the latter took
no notice of the annoyance Of the Ger
mans and continued their talk.
Finally the Germans could stand it
no longer and one of the officers arose
and approaching the table at which the
strangers were sitting said: i will be
obliged If you will stop talking in Eng
lish; 1t displeases and annOys me"
One Of the men thereupOn asked the
officer for his card and held out his own.
The officer looked at the card. drew him
self up, clicked his heels together, saluteu
and murmured his excuses.
The strangers card bore the name OF
Brand WhitloCk, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiary OF the Uni
ted States to Belgium.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
Fires at Fleeing Burglar.

A burglar was discovered in the apart
ment of Mrs. Mary E. Frank, Fourth and
G streets northwest, early yesterday, but
made a spectacular escape after being
pursued by Albert z. Schlotterback, Mrs
Franks brother, and neighbors. Police
man c. c. Penn, of the Sixth precinct.
fired two shots at the fugitive. Later he
arrested two young white men as sus-
pects
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WANDERLUSTERS TAKE HIKE.
Leaders VIII Arrange This Evening
for Pictures Being Taken.

One hundred and twenty-eight Wander.
lusters. led by G. A. Gambo, yesterday
took a three-hour :cross-country hike
from Dominion Heights, through the
woods of Virginia and along old trails
via the Washington Country Club grounds
to Chain Bridge. Next Sundays walk
will start from Georgia avenue and Ia
koma Park Junction at 2:15 p. m.
Since April 10 last the Wanderlusters
have only missed two Sunday walks be-
cause OF rainy weather. The leaders are
to meet at p. m. this evening at the
Home Club, Jackson place. Among other
business they will arrange for a camera
evening, when a hall will be secured and
pictures taken for exhibition.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
SAWS JOINT BED IN HALF.
Man who Did Ii Gets His share
and n Black Eye.

Appleton, Wis, Jan. 1O.-Two Appleton
Greeks who were joint owners of a bed
have solved the problem which arose
when they decided to break up house
keeping One of the youths objected
to the others cold feet planted in the
middle of his back and decided to leave
He asked his partner to buy him out.
This the other refused to do. thinking
he would get the bed for nothing il his
disgruntled mate left. That is where he
got left.
While he was away his erstwhile ROOM
mate returned and sawed the bed in two
equal parts. mattresses and all. He was
making away with his share when the
owner of the other half appeared, and as
result of the ensuing argument a black
eye was thrown in with the half bed.
NeighbOrs are wondering what would
have happened If the young men had
had more furniture to divide.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
WHITE.

William and Florence V. Wallis. girl.
teUTge II. and Madgp c. Smith, Boy.
Fred and ROeeIa SChlink boy.
Arthur VI. and Elsie L. Renna girl
Edwsri and Eva B. Niedomanski. boy.
Leon +. and Gladys Morales, girl.
J. F. and Mary McMahon. girl.
John II. and Catherine +. Murray, girl.
Clinton and Maize knlams, boy.
John d. and RUBY G. Howard. girl.
William \. and Claudine NJ Hssler. boy.
David X. and Ethel NJ Hill, boy.
Michael T. and Anna HolUhan. girl.
George W. and Marie Bsrghausen. boy.
Thomas L. and Eva G. Anderson, girl.
COLORED.
Willis and Emma Madden, boy
William and Bessie Johns, girl
Abraham and Lizzie Gregory, girl
Fred and hegina Eickling, boy.
Richard and Clara cambridge, boy.
Elliott and Laura Davis boy.
Joe D. and Helen Bracket, girl.
Robert and Lucy Anderson, girl.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
ICE DELAYS SHACKLEToN.
Sails for Antarctic; May Postpone
Exploration for Year.

London, January u-Sir Ernest
Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer, has
cabled to the London Chronicle as fol-
lows:
The Endurance sails from South Geor-
EiR today. All on board are we'll We
have been delayed by ice which was un-
favorable to us. Owing to this we do
not expect to cross the Continent until
next season.
The message was undated, but presum-
ably it was sent from South Georgia,
an island in the Antarctic, uninhabited
except for a trading station.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
YTURBIDE ARRIVES HERE.
Mexican Commander Reaches City
with Gen. Snyman.

Gen. E. N. Yturbide, former commander
of the Mexican federal forces, who has
been reported missing in Mexico for three
weeks, arrived in this city from FL Paso,
Tex, yesterday with Gen. William Sny-
man, veteran commander of the Boer
war. 1t is understood that both men es-
capped from Mexico when their lives were
in danger.
Gen. Yturbide was given a passport at
Mexico City several weeks ago, and left
Immediately. The train on which he
Travelled was waylaid in the mountains
and only by jumping from his car and
fleeing into the forest did he escape.
After weeks spent among the mountains
as a fugitive, he succeeded in crossing the
Mexican border and reaching FL PasO.
When the two men reached Washing
ton yesterday they registered at the
Knickerbocker Hotel and shut themselves
in their rooms, leaving instructions not
to be disturbed.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
Negroes to Hold Revival.

Arrangements have been completed for
a tifty-days religious campaign under the
auspices Of the National Colored Baptist
Evangelistic Alliance Of America from
january II TO Sunday, March I. 1915. The
principal meetings will be held at Cos
mopolitan Baptist Church. DR.. Simon
p. w. Drew will preside and preach the
opening sermon,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
Artillery Battle on Vistula.

Berlin, Jan. l0-The Austrian official
bulletin received here tonight contains
a report of a small night attack by the
Russians to the northeast of Zakliczyn
in West GaliCia. The attack was repuised.
The statement adds: ARTILLERY fighting
continues to the north of the Vistula.
In the Carpathians and in Bukowina
only a number of skirmishes occurred"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
Trentini Suffers Breakdown.

Philadelphia, Jan. 1O.-Mme. Emma
Trentini will be unable to fill her engage
ment here this week, and the Lyric Thea
ter will be closed. The singer collapsed
on Saturday afternoon in the second act
OF The Peasant Girl
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
Mime. Emma Calre Returns Here

New York, Jan. lO.-Mme. Emma Calve
arrived today on the Faber liner Venezia
from Marseilles, happy in that she had
aided in raising $1,000 toward the relief
fund for the Belgians.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
LOCAL MENTION

lbs. mixed nuts, 25c: cecOanuts, sc;
3 grapefruit, l0C; oranges. lac; lemons
l2c: 4 lbs. -evap. peaches. 25C: seeded
ralslns. &c: evap. apriCOts. 12C: white
potatoes. l6c' PIX: onions, 2Oc; hams,
l6C; bacon. 20C: lard. 12l3c: butter, 35c
large cans tomatoes. 25C: cans corn
25c: cans sweet peas. 25C: cans as
paragus. soc: Peerless milk. small, for
1OC; large, nc: pineapple. 15C: peaches
l5c can: Va. sweet pancake flour
&c: lbs. buCkwheat. 25C: IL lbs. white
meal. 25C: Pen Mar syrup. IOc: four
string brOOms, 23C; 3 lOaves bread. lOc:
peanut butter. lOC; SKIS. salt 1Oc: 7
bOraN soap, 25C: 3 lbs. starch. lOc: 10
lbs. washing soda, 1OC; 3 dOz safety
matches. 1OC: Norway maCkerel SC and
1OC; Wonder coffee, 2Oc: % nutmegs. &c
18th and G SITS. y. f. and all the j. T.
D. Pyles Stores.
SHrEeant's Fourteenth Street Lunch,
meals; quick. rolite service; clean. Oysters any
style. Proes right. Try if.
Tel. VI. 2416 for Floral EmbIems.
Shaffer's prices are reasonable. 9O9 I4th.
Ladies' and gents business lunch.
35c. Eckstein's, 1912 New York avenue
first and second floors.
Phone Main 25sO for Family Wash
prices The Tolman Laundry.
eggs, Jas. Oysters. 1Oc- F.F.V. Lunch.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
DEATH RECORD.
" HITE

Charles Pcn;z 6S years. Providence Hospital.
AmlrrO~e Timtrrlakc. G.. ~ 18th St, y. W.
louis J. Ke~scl. 4s. GcurgetCwn Hospital
Lille Il. Day %. Nat. Homeopathic Hospital.
Nicholas joseph Is Gallngrr Hospital
Pitt &. Agrr. 20. 1910 Wisconsin ave. n. W.
George Melton. .. Garfield Hospital.
Mary NJ Michel. q. Zyiils Georgia ave y W.
Thomas II. Robinson. Il months 6l3 A s. y I
Infant Of Clarence J.. AMI Florence II. Miller.
lays. 625 Pickfurd IlyH
COTnPFn
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11

Egyptian cotton is being profitably
grown on irrigated farms in Arizona.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11
.COLORED.
BIRTHS REPORTED.

John II. IohnsJn. 26 years. Garfield Hospital
Ernest johnson. ) months 50 GOrlon's ave, y.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11

Ladies' and gents business lunch.
35c. Eckstein's, 1912 New York avenue
first and second floors.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11

? eggs, Jas. Oysters. 1Oc. F.F.v. Lunch.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11

Tel. VI. 24I6 for Floral EmbIems.
Sharfer's prices are reasonable. 9O9 18th
The Washington herald., 1915-01-11

Phone Main 25sO for Family waah
prices The Tolman Laundry.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

: ct Al "&cimoal"a Seltbrcpe ira
Gil'ronten 'frioer en- isnberipoif
Soloat:
Set par dIlereoc mcrft, 0a nj
naaeoc Speu. &clc Ggilen ri par
femme ~iaicnntin, hauoe giort Ct iaa
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eiier oe tilbagegdoenoe rusiiite &Pr.
master iaaes ben pper Stibmar-
ferne / Norm al iorte Tietter, bpor
De hnube brpn0t Iiarsoen AZ.
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for Natteu. Sulene par ale Tor
lcNte; Inlet lepeuoe %Gien par al
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o. lac iop man 1oot ira ale Sdscu;
trilte 9illeoer.
NUite Morsen ier ies miJ on
Npen.
Ser or be0sitiue / @aoerne: ittl
Ell Iepeuoe Sipl er at sine. @pens
10 airfer er bca9e ituSte / @rlS.
Seq baner mig %ei irem oper Hui'
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ino as Sercu. inb i airfens Snbre
Get bar pGrei eli epangelilf airte
Sea bar oeiaa pGret inSe / Ereite'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

Iaa omfring paa @orOet % paa
8uIpet: tpife, polite og r~usiiife SO,
ger. airteIige Sfriiter % mutt
inbbunbne Bigger. S9iaa @oetbes
"Sst5 bon @erlid)in9en" paa Srigi-
noliproset o. "Shiuers @erte".
Teren til BEN anOeu airfe err
ilioit9noig ipGrret al Wilrrelter al
oct imnmeniprteoe Soaril. Men
gicnncm &c lenorebe &inoncr Ter
leg au.fmnlerier paa %GgJenc; Sci
genbilleoer. Get bar altida pGrct
en- fatbolif Strife.
Spor or oct uioerIigt at goa
gjennem bi5ie iorlnotc Stem. @lonl-
lterne ltoor cnbnm / %inOucrue %
frP1lJer til at blipe pmloebe. Men
lllgen Sfe0er lloget lcpenoc S9ien,
life Ell Sang Ell Sene eller en- One
Ter man; @pen cr iom i~uloitrnoig
li6beo 49,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
HarmlauO.-Juue Iar at be.

~ tale. Truotbare Tarire / peiili9s Gas
naoa irembpbes al Canadian Taciiit Hdils
mon so. Sru9tbar Serb % gobt alinlat,
betpemine Morteoer, 9ooe &irfer % Stoler,
uopertrGiieli9e Sransportmioier. ale BE.
tpemmeliebeoer og 9ooe g%nleonin9er Der bps
hes / beoite Ndrmoiltritter hpor'omhelit.
(riier Sl1 iii $50 pr. Acre; i~rriasret yauo
ira $50. Yam al 81 900 Ill NiGlp ior pruts
tiife Tarmere | irrioereoe Siltritter. Spp;
2lar at betale - eller ler ON on pnifer.
gGnee Tor bin iioite Aibetalino er iorialbent
nil Bin ,Sarm bape bstalt Tor iio lelp. Soidd
enbel opSprfeoe ,Sarme mso &~aeniussbuie,
llohnie, Srenp, &iGrosr o9 2lpliua III
porenoe pua benz, I'll iarrme 9uniti9e Netius
eeiier. Reuteu ollie Sil'Gloer Inn 8 Troz
cent. Gisle Silbuo eiGloer 9oet ganb; ri
bpoer oisis Siltaar loroi peo, at Ell iarmsy
paa port Sano fan oiere Nrer9ane; ban
fan lepe soot og ipore NOT til AZ betale FOR
lin Sarm. eauoet peitli9e Ganaba er ma
turlt9t itiftet Tor gpl az 8oru. @rGsarter
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nina al Neits, SpR9. Naar. Spiu % Siers
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Assistant 10 the President. Department
OF Natural Resources. Canadian Pacihc
Railway. Salgorp, alberta, Canada.
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&aoren o0ter at ilpttc til 1ecorab.
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