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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
FEDERAL COURT

Suit was filed yesterday In the United States court by Albert Fl Houghton, Kin zea Stone and T. Andrews dioected against the former directors of the Jeff ferson County Savings bank in which they seek to secure the value of the stock held by them at the time the bank sus- pended. The action has no reference to the present directors of the bank.
 Judge w. I, Grubb of the United States court approved and sustained the ruling made by Judge E. H. Dryer, referee in bankruptcy, in allowing the Velie Motor Vehicle company a claim of $435.36 in the matter of the Reinhart Ice Cream company, bankrupt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
TODAY''S EVENTS

Birmingham Shriners leave at 7:S0 a. ra for Moundville to attend annual picnic of zamora temple.
 Today is cleanup" day
 Regular weekly luncheon of the Rotary club at the Tutwler at l o'clock today, Hale Tarrant presiding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
Marriage License

The following marriage licenses were yesterday recorded in the office of the probate judge:
 W. A. Fairburn, Birmingham. to Miss Louise Schultz.
 Gugar Kanteneck. Enslsy. to Miss Maria Sleva.
 J. D. Hailman. Pratt City, to Mrs. Mary A. Williams.
 l.. G. Allen, Birmingham, to Miss Jessie Kate Strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
FILE EXCEPTIONS ID.
 DIVISION OF REWARD.
Unusual Case Will Now Be Heard by Chancellor
 Benners
El H z

Six exceptions to the decision of Ref cree in Chancery Henry Morschheimer on the distribution of the 5000 reward of fered by the Southern Express company for the arrest and conviction ofSthe train robbers who held up the fast Alabama Great Southern train near Hattiesburg, Miss, in April, 1913, have been filed in the ehancery court, and will be reviewed by Chancellor Benners as to their merits.
 Referee Morschheimer rendered his de- cision about 10 days ago and gave the plaintiffs until yesterday to file their objections. Fourteen persons received share of the money, the largest amount falling to one individual being about s455. The plaintiffs have a right to appeal to the supreme court in the event they are dissatisfied with the chancellor's ruling.
 The following have filed exceptions through their attorneys, Luther Lloyd, j.. A. Ballard, T. A. sHayes. U. G. Wolfen- berger. ]. s. Harbin, J. F. Oglesbee, all claimants for a part of the reward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
At Photoplay Houses

odeon Two-"Rags,' featuring Mary Pickford
 Trianon-"Crooky," with Frank Daniels and Harry Mercy.
 Princess" Broken Ways" with Blanche Sweet and Phillips Smalley; a return engage ment.
 Odeon One-Chares Chaplin in "The Bank"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11

Anticipating the change in the system of collecting the garbage of the city to-
 day has been set apart as cleanup day by Commissioner Weatherly and the joint committee of the wemen's civic board and the Equal Suffrage association. Every housekeeper, merchant and manufacturer is asked to clear the premises inside and out of all trash and garbage. The request is made that it be placed in suitable re- ceptacles and placed at the rear of the premises convenient to the garbage wag- ons.
 On Thursday, Friday and Saturday every available wagon of the city will be put into service for the purpose of col
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-11
At the Theatres

Grand--"A Girls Way burlesque; mati- nee D. m; night, 7:30 and p. m.
 Knobs O Tennessee 2;50 and S:30 p. m.
The evening world., 1915-02-23

u isnpessoeis - cenciuls ne investi-
satios to-day. And It win b resumed
te-moerow. Much of to.lAy's ses-
sion was taken up with an inquiry
into th4 eherge that . big bakery
and wholesalers by threats TO put
them out Of business II they did not
raiss the price q broad 10 retailers.
Among the witnesses vas Jefferson
Laschsr. driver for the Ward baker
lee He testified before Referee MUGS
baum he was instructed by a man In
authority In the Ward establishment
20 tell groosrs that if they sold any
bread under six cents a loaf they
would not be allowed to sell the Ward
bread.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
WILSON SAYS HIGH PRICE
INQUIRY WILL GO ON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-,Attorney
General oresory's invsstigation Of
whether unlawful consultations have
caused the recent rise In price OF
breadstufYs. he's so far uncovered no
evidence, President Wilson told In
auirers to-day. upon which criminal
prosecutions could be founded. The
Department OF Justice, however. still
in Mt work.
ATTORNEY General Gregory said his
agents were at a disadvantags be.
cause rumors and events Of the wal
are reflected in quotations on the
markets. Tho department has sus-
pected, hs said. that local combina-
lions affected potatoes and other CON-
modities, but no conclusive evidence
has been collected. He declared tina,
the refusal OF some brokers to give
Information would not halt the invss.
ttgation.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
1900 lRL PunLS17a
MARCH QUIETLY FROM
FIRE IN sAolaDM
Desk Catches Fire in West
Eighteenth Street Build.
ing at Recess.

Fire started In Q desk in classroom
NO. ~ in School No. 80 at No. ~
West Eighteenth Street at tsn min
utes before I o'clock to-day. Ths
1900 girl pupils from nve to sixteen
years old were either in the play
ground or marching back By classes
to their rooms to resume their studies
after recess.
A teacher who Nsaw the burning
desk notiAed Robert J. NeesiA ~
chief engineer of the buiidine. H
dispensed with rinsins the siaels
gong signal which tells the siris. 70
get their hats and coats becauas he
knew they were already dresses eor
tho street. Instead. ~ rang the thros-
gong signal. which means Leave ~
building at once"
Under the supervision OF Mias Alios
Carrie. the principal. the columhs
marching up the stairs were sevsrssl
and tramped straight out 70 he
street. The girls in the yard were
formed in companies and led out Of
the yard. -
Meantime Morris. with the aid Of n
teacher. wrenched the burnlng. eesk
loose and carried II down three lights
Of stairs and pitched II into the gut
ter Just as the firemon arrtvod.
Glasses were resumed aftsen mlnuess
later. .,,t
The evening world., 1915-02-23
BRITISH TROOPS
LOSE ONE Trench,
CAPTURE ANOTHER
Heavy Fighting Reported at
Ypres and Along La
nassee Canal.

LONDON. Fen. - (Associatsd
Prsss) THE British ssmiwsslsiy ~.
port OF tAs psssrsss os the Ashtiug
on ~ Csstiasnt was gives 90 -,
day.
'sTAS enemy eontinuss 70 show sss-
sidsrabie activity" II says. IN ~
nsighheshpod Of Ypess ssvsral attsAAa
ana essstss attacks hsvs oessFRsA
A. o'clock In the morning Of vsb. u
the ensmy sxplodsd IN elaborate sss-
lee Of mines which destroyed eas ei
cur trenches. 4 nav line was pre-
pared short distance In the rear and
Immediately oecuptsd. Any attAmpts
at further prssrsss have been oo0-
pletsiy frustrated.
'Nsar Givenchy our infantry. aftsl
. successful bombardment. captured Z
trench Of the enemy and blew It up
An attempted attack by the enem,
along La Bassee Canal was easily -.
pulsed by our artillery.
To the south OF the River Lys thar
has been an increase In artillary and
rifle fire, In wnicn our troops snowet
maFisAd svpsri0rtty. Along the 70
pAlndsR OF eur front there has bseI
nothing more than artillery dueis. Tn
thick weather has Handicapped thu
work Of aircraft"
The evening world., 1915-02-23
SUSPECTED Dyllla1ER
MlD At REQUEST Of
l&ANGElIS Police
T
California Broke Pledge in
Having Schmidt Extradited,
Says Steffens.

Lincoln steffens. Socialist, upllfter
and muckraker. injectsd himself Into
the proceedings In Esssx Market Po-
lice Court this afternoon when Mat
thew Schmidt. accused Of having taxi
en- part In the blowing up Of the Los
Angales (CRD Times once In 1910 was
arraisned in pursuance OF the proceed
ure attending his transfer a. q pris.
oner from the authorities OF this city
to the authorities Of Los Angeles,
Capt. Hunt Of the Los Angeles police
and Prosecutor Van cott Of Los Anes-
les County were In court to take
charge Of Schmidt.
Capt. william Deevy, who arrestsr
Schmidt q few days ago, at Sixty
sixth Street. and Broadway, produced
the warrant Of the Governor Of Cali
fornia needed IN. extradition. Magis-
trate Corrigan discharged Schmidt
from the custody Of the New York
police and he was Immediately rear
rested by Capt. Hunt on the Call.
fornda warrant. - .'t
I'D like to say word here" said
Mr.. steffens. when the McNamaras
confessed they did 90 under a stipu-
lAtion with the then prosecutor of
Los Angeles County. Capt. Frsder-
icks. that the authorities OF that
county would drop the pursuit of
Schmidt and Caplan. That was the
agreement which caused the McNa-
maras to confess. / only want TO say
that Los Angeles County. in sending
here for Schmidt, is breaking a SOL
emn stipulation and want that TO
go on the record"
Magistrate corrigan said his only
course wse to follow the legal pro-
cedure. Neither Capt. Hunt nor Mr..
Van cott had anything to say.
Schmidt was taken to the District
Attorneys office. where the proper
papers were compl1ted. and from
there to Headquarters. where his
fingerprints were taken. The Los
Angeles officers will start for the
coast with him tonight.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
FROZEN FEET As BAD As
SHELLS, SAYS DOCTOR
JUST BACK FROM WAR.

Trosen feet have become ~ grsat
n menace to soldisrs IN The Vvsach
trenches a. German shvapnsl. sc-
cording 10 DR.. Walter u. Bower Of
Montclair. N. j.. who returned to-
day aboard the French Liss steamer
La Toursine after serving ~ driver
OF motor ambulance for French field
hospitals behind the fighting lines.
Hundreds Of soldisss have haeD ~
capacitatsd BY frsst bite.
The iaak ee hAshs u ssoGAAs POSI-
tive evil" he centinlspd. "hess Of
the soldiers 70 clsaa hpt ~ rnstl4h
Tommy y much elaAnSr Aap Al,
Yrsnch ally. recall whess Hpgjl4t
Seesy, M ssa IS7 SPo7 .,S:v e sis tis s eHtssS,., t,,
.sSiy' - Is19 Sssi hi N Z
-. .ss@-S s'. s'sss.. 'isssS
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SHE KNELT At BOY
CHAUFFEUR'S FEET
READING. RUBANA7
Continued from Fl It PageJ

Heart" she said. and swinging
like a couple Of children. and again
on this occasion saw Miss Mont
gomery stroke Jimmy's head"
Didn't you ever stroke your sons
hair?" Mrs. Dockerill was asked.
"wer, the idea Of such a question: -
the witness exclaimed angrily. Ger
tainly have, but he was my own
son and not my chauffeur"
Breakfast dansants. a. yet not In.
troduced In the big uptown cafes
were quite the tad in the oertenbach
homo while Gertenbach was away
according to the testimony given BY
Mrs. Gilmore Kamine. former maid
for Mrs. 0ertenbach. A. early ~
O'Clock in tho morning. the witnes,
said. Mrs. Gerter,bach would wind w
the victrola In the parior and |,
wouldn't stop playing till almost sun
set. To this music the actress and
her chauffeur danced the tango ant
ons-step. Mrs. Kan,ius testified.
On several occasions the maid said
she stood at the kitchsn door OF thu
home and watched for the approach oi
her husband. A. soon as she saw
him alisht from the street car the
maid wigwassed or whistied a DANCE,
signal to Mrs. 0ertenbach and the
chauffeur and the dancing stopped.
However. one night Mr.. Gerten.
bach came homo on the wrong car
and then. a. the maid expressed II
there was "an awful mess" and sh,
saw Mooney. shirtless and shosiess
scamperins across the fields. win
three men in pursuit. The pursuit let
to the divorce trial now in progress.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
LL0YD's RATES RAISED
ON WAR RISKS At SEA;
0RDUNA SAFE IN PORT.

LONDON. Feb. -. - The Cunard
Lins stsamss 0rduna, which sailed
fvpm New Yosb FEB. ~ says . ds-
spatch from Liverpool. arrived safsl,
In that port last night at . o'clock.
The Norwegian freight steamsr
Cuba, bound from London to Rottss-
dam. was sunk yesterday by collision
10 tbs North koa. bv Tar ~ II
known, no lives were lost.
The Cuba carried An someiai mall
bag of the American Commission Cor
the Relief Of Belgium.
The Lioy3s undsrvritsrs have ~.
vsneod the WAS risk premiUuas on
transatlantic psSeAGes nearly opa-
half. Coastal risks have also bssn
lNcreasod. Ths 1ats foy traNaat tlanttc
passAgss 10 now frem ~ 10 ~ pss
can't.
The evening world., 1915-02-23

oooues mind 10 whesAer q p usese-
~ 10 rsstats our sttltuds.
~ President v Studying The Fas
0nsssru situation VIII visv of de-
sDrniu1ng upon . policy ter the
uuleod osAtss IN regard 70 the Japan
- Honanla on China. % far this
DoVopnmooa y net 10 possession OF
1notsnt enSes - warrant any ac'
4 ~. Wupsa b awaitins . fun report
q mRGUo10sa3aa by the Navy Depart
6ooe hscsss seting upon The osrmaa
- Assesiad protest against the
bunlnlng g Submarines In the United
oouose ~ ~ s1asss.
I ooerseary Daniels brought the aues-
- m n q CAhlnst meeting and told
- Prss1osat Q thorough Investigation
wUusa - eoodnctsd into the German
- Auoersan charges.
SERIsug, FsA. y ~ virsisss 70
oogviils. Z. L)--Accordins to reports
soSslvsd here. Capt Smith Of oe
AnsrssAa steamer Evelyn. sunk on
Dpskum, has informed the German
onnhsslaiss that his ship cama 10 gr'sf
through The advice Of . British naval
hoardlng s0ess, who Instructed him
= onl,sw tAs eourss on whioh be
xnnpk ~ nisss instead Of the more
sc>osey eeerss 40 laid down u TIE
4 (1rmoa onstnettoaA
- 8A0U1 ~. 3a-Ths ooss'
Z fG1oo1 s1nn1eas b North Holland have
{ ~ Gesa - board from the mate
- tvssvs nsnbsss ef ths crew
- Dvsiyn Who were rsportsd
- havs proceeded for Holland afteI
~ steamer was blown up. A verJ
lsass fog has prevailed along The
.eoonDt The Dutch Marine Depart.
<meat also 10 without information.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
SPECTATORS At THEATRE
GAG wATCnMAu, BLOW SAFE
Get 5000 From Brady's Princes
Theatre in Chicago's Loop
.... District.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3S.-Four yessmsn
early to-day dynamited the safe Of
William Brady's Princess Theatre in
ths LOOP district and sscsped with
about $1,000 in cash.
The men apparently sat through
last nights performance and then hid
in one Of the boxes. About 2 o'clock.
as Watchman Messer was making His
rounds, he was seized. bound and
gagged. Working rapidly the robbers
drilled holes about the safe lock. In
serted small dynamite sticks and at
ter wrapping the safe in soaking wet
rugs. lighted the fuse.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
500 GUNS TAKEN
FROM RUSSIANS,
BERLIN REPORTS
feGograd Answers German
Claim BY Saying Won Hin
denburg Is Checked.

4 D0ALlN (via London). Feb. a.
f1nboo1AteA yrsss.)-Tbs followiag ~
ougs was givsa out to-day as the War
80:
f@Aa AAvsass attempted ~ ths.Rus.
C1ons With forces quickly gathsrsd 70.
n1nne lse0 ossAAs. aovtas u Q
og1AVpgses,y dirsetiea, resulted ia
nD0SA - nu@hsf Of csnupnA taken
~ Ne parsuit Of the Russians after
~ hoat,s q Ne Nasurian Lakes hai
49, incrsassd " over 30 snd To-
Ir0uops ~ Diseas Of heavy sAlibrs.
~ tAs porthwsst q o9svsts
G6ee teasa, aAd n ~ viAaity b
1oooayss Tie Ashtins coptinusa o.
- vIstuia. 10 the east Of Piock. VI
4Po alvaacsd further iatc wysss'
~ district.
IN Poland. south Of the vtStula. a.
, o1vancs By . Russian divis,en ON oul
Do61Gasas - the Rawka Rivss hsi
bona rspulssd."
PDTRoofsAD (via London). Feb
~ xsSo useSs"e
Gnaln 70 marked suocsssss In IN
Cngpathians the War Office an
u1o0eoA to-day that the German ad
HV0oGo nom east Prussia had beeI
0oooe1. oWinG lsSgsly 70 the aood
t. ~ - rtvers and the melting OF snow
r - ~ attempt 70 cross the Bob
NJ had bsen thwarted. A nev
n jhottlellns has thus been formed Il
- north. along which there 10 IN
11ogyuDte1 ogatlng.
81 ~ position OF the Germans nea
DoUeoa nesthsya Poland. 10 con
~ critical sines they are unds
~ tpoU The heavy 6sans of d
5Poap aud are unable to hrtng "
~ 6Wu heavy artillery owing {
n Dpoe soals. 4 stubborn hght O
- toaA 70 Lomsa was won BY tn
|nnu1ans. with the result that IN
8$mportant point OF Edvahno stlli rc
u11ne h thslr hands. Tho only iocs
~ u that gsnsral vicinity stiil I
\ fp9te y Prsasnyss ATTY miles wes
~ le@aa. Aooordlng TO Russia
4Hoo9 eYlcDrs The Germans have sath
'Co1 larGs force near this point an
iAoo sxpsotpd TO attempt an advanc'
The evening world., 1915-02-23
COMPLAIN TOU.S.
ON WAY GERMANS
FEED PRISONERS
Allies Ask That Representa-
tons Be Made to Berlin
Government. -,

WASHINGTON. Feb, 3s.-rhs En-
tents Allies have made representation
10 the United states that Germany d
not meeting tho cost OF care OF her
prisoners Of var In their camps.
They have asked the United States.
"a. earlns for the diplomatic intsrssts
Of all the warning powers. 70 make
representations to Berlin,
The effort to provide supervision -ot
all prison camps BY American army
officers In the interest Of humanity
and to establish uniform treatment
seems to have been permanently checked
because, the warring countries do not
Nsrss upon the extent nj American so-
hvities.
Several reports received declare the
treatment Of prisoners II. In some cases
IN violation Of the 0snsvs and HACas
conventions.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
COL. MARCHAnD GETS
RANK OF 4 BROADER
IN the FRENCH ARMY,

PARIS, Feb. 3s.--coi. Marchand,
who won fame In Fashoda, has been
promoted TO the rank Of BFiGsdisr-
General. He retired from the army
some tims..aSo. but offered his ser-
vices ut the outbreak Of hostiiitiss
and was appointed 4 colonel. the rank
ha held upon his retirement. He has
distinguished himself several times
upon the field.
tho French force which crossed from
ties on July 10. 1898, and Occupied
Upper Soudan two months before the
battle Of Omdurman In which the
Dsrvish army was dsfaatsd by the
Anglo Egyptian forces under Cen.
Kitchener. When hostilitiss In Egypt
were over Kitchener found Marchand
and his force Mt Fashoda. Tho French
offcer refused TO retire without or
ders from his government. After
considerable diplomatic correspon-
dence between Great Britain and
France the Marchand mission was
recalled and left Fashoda Deo. H.
ises.
After The settlement of tbs Fsshoda
Incident Marchand was placed on
half pay, not because Of tho part he
played In that AFFAIR. but because on
his return to France he permitted
himself TO become the head OF ar
anti governmental campaign which
also was anti British.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
BRlToNS HURRY CASE
OF WllHElMiMA CARGO
BEFORE PRIZE COURT,

LONDON. FEB. 3.-Ths cargo Of
the wuhslmipA V sew actually uadar
the tusisdictisp OF the Rrltish Prise
Court sad hsasanss will b bsgun N
. few days. 49,,
The shlp reached Falmouth on Feb.
.. % that the question OF her cargo
has been brought before the Prise
Court ip iese than two weeks. which
establishes . record for speed In the
handling OF important contraband
o4Soo. ...
The American Rsliqf Commission In
Belgium has not removed its offer "a
parehAaa shs WtlhslntnIe tee4stts6s,
bvt pleeahly vw uegotssts f0r thAp
sSteS The courts dsclSlon.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
OiGO.

30. st hsr fssdsnos.
40 sth st.. Long Island CITY. LrDIA
w., daughter u ths late Jamss ssd
Csthsrins Gallagher (ns> HyIsaAl.
ysasrsi wednesday. st 10 A. NJ, frsm
st. Narys Church. sth -. aaa Vernon
av.. whore . solemn requiem sao wu'
bs offered for the rsposs d her sesi.
Intsrnsas q. Nary's csustssy. yiush.
NJ.
PALLIsTER.-M al Bsmsnt Av.. Wsss
New Brighton. 8. l.. WALTER Z. PAL
LISTER. age SO years. United States
Custom Inspector. husband OF julia
Cassy and father Of Rev. Walter y.
Palllstsr.
Funeral Friday morning. 10 O'Clock.
at Church of the Sacred Heart. Wsst
New Brighton. q. L. .-
The evening world., 1915-02-23
GERMANY WON'T
SINK A !. s. SHIP
UNLESSbYDESGN'
LORD BERgSvORD.
British Admiral Hints at Pos
sibIe Attack to Draw Us
Into War.
CAN SEE TWO MOTIVES.
Laughs at Submarine Warfare
and Says Battle Fleets Must
Decide Contest.
CAN SEE TWO MOTIVES.

NN' Sss' S W"
sink no American ship--uniess BY %.
s,rn. Thu U>rman tornado finding
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x,a%, "a ns., ,o~.. - .",,"r Ann,r.,
Lord Charles n~resford. he was an. |
swsrins tbs question put BY Ameri.
cans hundred timss daily:
DO you think Germany IL trying 10
force America Into var7"
II don't share the opinion Of some
Of my countrymen that the Germans
arc FOOLS" said Lord Beresford. II
don't favor their having that defense
when the day of rsckonins COMES.
The controlling intsilects Of Germany
know the sinking OF On Amsriean ship.
though apparently an accident. would
b . shsli sxplodsd N the magazine of
American patriotism. They know the
war wave thst swept over America In
ieee with the slogan: Remember the
Aaansr vas . nero ripple In compari.
son With what would epsulf ths ~
pvelio should IN unsrmsd msrchaat
snip nying the American nag b sunk
~ German ssbmesins. They know
that such An event you'd bring Amer
-see ssse ess war within week.
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SVpMANiNeS CAN'T CNAh0e
NAVAL WARFARE,
Than the taIk turncd to IN. .uh.
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marine piockaoe'
THE war already has exploded q
number OF Innovations desisnsd q
alter the cours. Of history" ..id
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The evening world., 1915-02-23
DIED IN PULLMAN CAR.


ALTOONA. Pa. Feb. 33.-Dr. =. r.
BASnham. seventy three years old. we'll
known physician Of Washington. d. c..
en- route from Chicago. was found dead
sitting In the drawing room OF Pullman
car when his train pulled into the Al
toona Station this forenoon. Death was
due to ovsrsxsrtion OF the trip.
The body was not removed from the
train. 8. T. Nather. an assistant secre-
tssy In the Depaytmsnt of the Interior,
who accompanied DR.. Barnham, taking
the body on 10 Washlagton.
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