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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23

mile race.
Twenty-seven pedestrians will
start in a 25-mile race at Michigan
av. and Washington ST., at 1880 to-
morrow, the finish to be in Gaelic
park, 47th and California Gus
Hockstra is promoting the contest.
A silver cup and three medals will
be prizes.
Because of Charlie Whites illness
his bout with Matt Wells, scheduled
for Monday night in Milwaukee, has
been postponed to Thursday. White
is suffering from ptomaine poisoning.
Physicians refused to let him go
ahead with the match at the sched-
uled time. The postponemeDt allows
Wells more time to train The Eng
ishman has been idle for six months,
but has kept himself in excellent con-
dition. He passed through Chicago
yesterday on his way to Milwaukee
and looked fit.
Mike O'Dowd and Silent Martin
fought ten rounds to a draw in Min
neapolis. Matt Brock knocked out
Charlie Aronson in the third round.
O'Dowd, who has a victory over
Freddie Gilmore to his credit, made
a disappointing showing. Martin
boxed him carefully and kept free
of his smashing blows.
Alfred De Orc finished his fiVe-day
three-cushion match against George
Slosson with a victory by a count of
$50 to 206. De Orc is now champion
because of Bill Huey's refusal to de-
fend the title.
At San Francisco the South Taco
ma, Wash, Tigers defeated the White
Autos of Cleveland, to 2, in the first
of three-game series for the anna
teur baseball championship of the
world.
Austin Tigers play Barry Tigers at
Warren Woods Sunday at 8 p. m.
Both teams are confident of victory
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23


in the ninth inning and whale the old
apple.
Otis Guernsey of the Eli eleven is
a drop kicker from KickersviIle, and
with LeGore disqualified, the Eli team
needs him badly. But he has not re-
covered from shoulder injury and
will not be allowed in scrimmage.
So Guernsey will sit on the bench
until the boys in blue get within 40
yards or so of the goal line. Then
he'll step in, take a shot at field
goal, and step out again. Field goals
have decided most of the big battles
of recent years.
The only offensive play in which
Ty Cobb failed to lead the American
league this year was drawing bases
on balls. He was beaten by Eddie
Collins of the White Sox. Ty led the
league nearly all season and finished
with 118 walks, but Collins, at the
last moment beat him out by two.
Four American Ieaguers drew more
than 100 bases each this season, for
the first time. Bush, Detroit, and
Shotten, st. Louis, each walked 116
times. The previous record for a
season was 112 passes, drawn by
Bush in 1914
Abe AtteII, former featherWeight
champion, tells funny story about
the time Kid Broad, one of the good
ones of the old days, was knocked
out by Aurelio Herrera, the hardest
hitting little fighter the ring ever
produced.
Breads father, according to At
tell, told the Kid that if he was ever
Topped to think of his old daddy in
Cleveland and get up. .
Broad was fIoored early in his Her.
rera fight. AS the referee tolled off
the count, Broad mumbled: kid,
think of your daddy in Cleveland and
get up" Up he got.
In the next round Herrera landed
Evening journal., 1915-04-21
AUCTION SALR.

n lNE fukNlrORE, CARPETS, RUGS
n AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS WILL BIZ
SOLD AT STfDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE, no. IN EAST FOURTH STREET.
y. NJ
Three heavy Brass Beds with Springs and
Mattresses, one fine Walnut Bedroom Suit.
with two mirrors; Circassian Walnut
Dresser, thihOnicr and Princess Dresser.
cost $685. Oak Bedroom Suit Dressers In
Mahogany and Bird s-Eye Maple handsome
nningroom Suit. massive Buffet. Pedestal.
Extension Table. China Closet. six Dining.
room Chairs. Leather parlor Suit 5 pieces .
three piece Library Suit. Felt Mattresses.
Hall Rack CHARTERED Oak bookcase Davcn-
port in leather Couchcs in leather aud
verona Easy Rockers Mirrors Pictures.
Refrigerator and Ice Box. Dishes Table
Linen. Sheets. Bed Spreads Lace Curtains.
Couch Covers. Shades and many other arti.
cles used in good home.
RUGSi RuGSf
i5 fine Rugs an sizes. 0xie s.8xIo6
toxo, In Administer Wilton Brussels also
10 now Mating lugs new spring goods
stair and Han Carpets Maitings by the
roll etc.
NoTICE-This Is tho biggest sale We hav,
bad THIS spring and parties loo0ing for good
furniture should attend this sale. Every.
thing viii positively be sold 90 tho highest
bidder. Goods can be- seen on the morning
Of sale. We will deliver free goods bought
at This sale anywhere in the city. Sale
starts 90 1 o'clock. sharp.
SIiDhAM & son.
apr2o.3t 'Auciioncers
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Sewell G. Downs
d. & A. ds6-W 206 W. Ninth ST.
For Sale-Bargain
10 room house, with
2 baths, West ST., near
Delaware Ave.
Don't Miss Seeing This

To settle an estate No. coo Delaware
avenue, IL rooms, bath, large porches, To-
cation good Tor doctor fashionable
boarding house, or comfortable home. This
property is worth considering
Also, the \. r. Corner OF Sixth and French
streets, 10 rooms and bath. This is good
location for doctor as it has been used for
that purpose for years.
Now these properties are worth looking
at and going to be sold.
1915 Washington St.. 10 rooms and bath,
hot water heat, and two porches. Lot rs
x12O; enough room in rear for garage.
Suburban homes, Il rooms modern house;
II acres; garage, outbuildinGs. Close 70
trolley; beautiful river view several others
in same locality.
12-room house near Brandywine Springs,
large lawn bath and city conveniences;
large porch electric light, variety Of fruit,
garage, chicken house.
Nice Groom house at MOntrose, cheap.
One car fare
Bungalow at the Cedars; two acres Of
ground; o room house az Norklvn, stable
FOR horses, garage fruit, chicken house
and steam cars. Possession. Bargain. Lit
tie cash required.
Sc acres. Brandywine hundred; good.
tilable ground, within five miles OF VIII
mington. Good buildings.
One acre lots at Boxwood; $3.50 to S40O
an acre.
Lot at corner Tenth and Lincoln streets
Lot corner Penn and Rivcrview avenue
f4O by 100.
1920 Tatnall ST.. rooms, bath, reception
hall. porch. 500 will buy
IOf4 Trenton Place. 6 rooms, bath porch.
1903 W. Thirteenth St., rooms, bath and
porch.
500 Pine St., 8 rooms, bath and porch.
$500 viii buy.
$40 Madison St.. store and dwelling. Will
exchange for small houses.
Eleventh and Kirkwood SITS, 6 rooms and
bath Facing park.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
1903 W Tenth ST.. rooms bath, recep-
tion hall hot water heat S25 month.
1902 w Ninth St., rooms, bath, porches.
ao21 Delaware Ave. 10 rooms, bath and
hot air heat Investigate these.
APPLY TO
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Information for Travellers
Trains Marked - Expresses.
pH1rAprIPH1A BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON R. r

Phladelphia M.-e5. 40 90 $50 90
ia 10 30 Sc 'Gs II MIaaa pa $50. sss 500:
80 45ss sss s4s eiO' o2l- CAS- TO-
or se' To-. os SO
s5. eos. S.iS'.
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$40 Ioa7 u 51a3 1Ils's ,ss IA
is4 sc &c $ SO s. s.s sss s1s 71o oss
To R~oTs % s9d wss'So9 Ne 1. 49, io 49,
sos. s0S. ios 5i4 5'ssi ssa. 81 ia
A. IoI. tl9.,
5 s 7 Gs. = s 49, "a l4S i i@' lSS 'O' '0'
Baltimore Stations Ao.i2. P M a. 4 81 Ia
To Baltimore Sundays. M.sos. P N--ssO
B. a
rNin' Pe"S s STATE A. %l2 mia o o SID l0"' r ~
State suSdsyi 4. M.-Is.o T.5s io.It P. M.-4ss
Baltimore weekdays M4B6.. 6s5 e.2o oS
1852; p Slo, 454- 55ts as oo'
RaI@s End ws.hiagn SUNDAYS A M4Ss' sSa loss' P NJ
.Iss M-i.as. 5.is..
M@is. ss9. s''i &c. 5is zoo 7s. $50 10 -'''
PHILADELPHIA a
r. ~ sundays-e2o A. NJ IL so A. NJ and 41s p H.
STEAMBOATS,.
Phladephia 1910 A. NJ 100
and leave Fourth street Wharf ~ ~ ~ " GOV
"A a. A. 100.
NJ Leave li.oo A.
Leave ninuI
after the and half
To New Castle every
two hours the hour New Castle with for Delaware
OlH as Tor inHanee-s 10 ~ etc
N sxthSn
minutes beginning minutes tho
Bsndyvius Springs Renne seasIs " ~
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RrsNEss 0pP0RTuNITIrs.

ID REPRESENTATIVE WANTED = FINER.
~ eetic business man 10 open l5-ccnt
picture stores in Wilmington Scranton
Norfolk Richmond, Reading and Harrisburg
Our representatives are making from
e5ooo.Oo 40 100000 a year A great chance
Tor live man With small capital to start d
nice. clean profitable cash business. We
show you how. CAN 9 A. st. 90 DO p. M
q p bristol. No. 6l5 Market street.
spr2l-3t
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HORSE FOR SALE.
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL II.

= 3 q
Almost all people born today under
the rcigning influence OF the sign Tau
rus are possessors of some form of me
diumship, and are quite apt to be fom,
among spiritualists and those interested
in mental scicuce and dealing in occult
knowledge. The sign Taurus, however
gives difficult faults to overcome II
governs the neck and that part of thu
brain which controls the principle o
sex.
These people have heavy shoulders
powerful heads and muscular strength.
They also have bad tempers, and whei
under the control of intoNicants are ut
terly ungovernable.
40 person born ON any date betweei
April 10 and April p should drink in
toNicants.
The Want Ads will find places TO
hotel managers. will sell hotels and rem
summer cottages.
Evening journal., 1915-04-21

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


L. OR RENT-19OI MONROE ST, DE-
II tached house. all improvements. In ex-
cclient condition.
J. j. PIERCE son.
marl7-n S13 Shiplcy Street.
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Isaac Dillin
CUSTOM TAILORS
92s IL MARKET STREE.

,r--'-s' T SDfFS' AND GENTS TAILORING.
Il cleaning. pressing. dyeing. securing and
repairing. NJ. Rosenberg, No. 7O1 West
Eighth street Furs stored for the summer
at reasonable prices. Phone, 5715-f.
apr13-1yr.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
sITrATIONs NANTED-MALE

- OY. 10 YEARS OLD WISHES A 20.
10 siiion % run toda fountain between
and H. p ~ -Four wears experience. Ad-
dress W-s1. Evening journal Office.
NJ AN WITH ABILITY WILL ACCEPT
vi position 40 moderate salary where
there Is an opportunity for advancement
Best Of reference can De furnished Desires
to make change. Address WI Evening
journal Once. apr9lm
Evening journal., 1915-04-21

Il or RENT DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM,
Il private family, gentlemen preferred No.
zoo Adams street apri21m.
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NTEWIN FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
~ heat electric light and bath. $3.50 up
No. io2 w. Third street apr12.lm.
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+, URNfsHED ROOM APPLY NO 21b
vs.. Fourteenth street, mar22-1m.
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cOp WEST NINTH STREET, THIRD
OZO foor. ? rooms. Apply No. ITO King
street marriott.
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TT NFURNTsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
- Housekeeping. No. 1911 Market street.
anr10.12t.
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WANTED.


wv ANTEn--DRESSMAkI NO 227
w N Harrison So, apro.im.
XA5 ANTED-Looo CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent $3.50 and
$500 per month. Both phones GEO. h.
LANG CO. 1908 Orange st. feb2a.u.
w ANTEp--PARrNER IN A GROWING
w and going business. Amount required,
about SsOO. Address W-67 Evening Jour
nal ohice. marSi- -eod.im.
" DUNG MAN FOR ROOM AND BOARD.
In private family over Washington
street bridge. Address M93 Evening Jour.
nal Ohice. apr2i 20.
DEEMED Young COUPLE WANT
IL pleasant bedroom and ktchenctto. near
Delaware avenue car. Terms reasonable
Address W9i. Evening journal ONCE.
anr-l-lt
VxT ANTED-wATCn AND JEwFLRY
w repairing Also eye htting Store
open evenings until o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock Original rhomas
Jeveiry Store. No. 400 Market street.
febi4.h.
NJ ANTED-FURNITURE. RUGS. CAR
w pets, clothing; whole households
bought Tor cash Largest and cheapest rug
merchant in Delaware. Save money. and buy
from me. Roady-miyed Fire Clay sold
CHARLES s.. HURLOCK
anrof Seventh and Poplar Streets
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HELP wANTrD-MALE.

vNr AvrFD- SALESMAN AND COLltc-
w tor. Singer Sewing Machine Co..
Mo- East Seventh ST.. opfle'9t'
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APARTMENTS


IN HREE ROOMS AND BATH. APPLY
G. Edgar Deering, No. s23 Market
street. aprlo-lwk.
Z OR RENT-APARTMENT EIGHTH
and Harrison Sts.. rooms and bath,
heat Inauirel j. j. PIERCE & SON,
marl7-tf s13 Shipley street.
q TX ROOMS, BATH AND LARGE
= kitchen Two stationary wash tubs.
Large yard to hang clothes. Heat Con-
tinuous hot water and ianitor service. Price.
s45 per month Apply No. 4o5 Equitable
Bldg. aprl9-3t
A TTRACTIvE THREE-RoON APART
"A ment. unfurnished, second floor front;
also desirable twO-room apartment, com
pletely furnished for light housekeeping. en-
tire third floor; use Of bath. phone and
porch. No 1915 w. Eighth street. Phone.
4o61. d. A. mar2o'm.w.f'h
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SITUATIONS WiNTFD-FEMALE.

I1LDFRLY WOMAN DESIRES POSI-.
~ tion as housekeepor. Address W-92,
Evening journal once. apr20.3i
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WATCH REPAIRING.

/ p YOU NEED CORRECT TIME LET rs
care for your clocks This Is our spo.
cialiy boiwell Bros. Watch and Clock
Makers, No. sl2 Market 81. Phone, 1920.
anr20.3t
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IN or sALE-FINE LOT. 20 BY $50 FEET
II with l2-foot alley In rear. Curhcd
severed and street paved Best part Of city
High class residences an around Values ad.
yancipg. VIII build house to suit purchaser
10 desired. Address 20t2 w Seventeenth
street. or ID. a. phone, BIB.
april lf.wcd -sat-tf
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PAPRRHANGEPs

4 oHN REYBoLD. PAPER HANGER
- NO s23 MADISON 81. Bell Phone.
b5isL. jania'H
u APER HANGING-FIRSr CLASS
~ work. lsador Strauss ID. & A. phone
'efd. No. 213 Madison St. anrT.1m.
Evening journal., 1915-04-21
ROOFERS.

w E. WILLIAMS CO.
w. No. 621 Orange ST. Roofing Spout.
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating AMI Veniilatinr.
Repairing promptly done Phoue. iani n.
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TS OR SALE-EuADING STANDARD
II Motorcycle. like naw. Sis. 2sxa tires
s5.25. New Readings from $3.50 20 $3.50.
with two speeds. Phone for denomination.
Delmarvia, 1884 II. S. Carr No. 500 New
Castle avenue. mar25-1m.
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LOST Ann FOUND.
MASQUERADE SUITS.
HEATING AND ROOFING.

kpFs w Sr,STS,I nv m -r1,,,,
~ and roof repairing Of an kinds.
no. 600 Orange 81. ID. A.. 75s.
aprl Inn.
Evening journal., 1915-04-21


g. A. and 6 rooms and bath.
Kane. James, Grace-Aiar, APP Market and
221 King st.
Wilmington Trust Co.
DUPONT Bldg. Real Estate Dept
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
VILLA AGENT AIDS
TO END DIFFICULTY
VIOLATION OF BORDER BY MEX.
leans DISCUSSED AGAIN
WITH MAYTORENa.

Washington. Jan. s.--No definite
conclusion has yet been reached in
regard to the situation on the Mexican
border. General Scott is continuing
his discussions with Maytorena and
Hill.
The attitude OF the administration liz
still that OF Willingness to exhaust
every means availa BILE to avoid the ne
cessity of using force to protect the
American border towns. The admin
istration has also reached the conciu-
sion. however. that violation OF the
border BIZ Mexicans has gone as far
as the United States can. or ought to,
permit 1t to go. and that matters must
be prevented from reverting to he
condition Of few weeks ago, even il
e. threat of force has to be resor;ed to.
1t IL understood that the support OF
Enrique Lorente, Villas agent here,
has been enlisted toward aiding Gem
eral Scott in his efforts. To get Mayto-
rena TO accept the proposed compro-
mise which will make Naco a neutral
point for the present
Another shift in the political situa-
ton at Mexico City Is expected soon,
with the reassembling OF the conven-
ton last Friday and the sessions to
follow this week. That there will
have to be an adjustment between
the Villa and Zapata elements, and
that someone will be chosen in place
Of Gutierrez as Provisional President,
Ia believed here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
ROUT OF AUSTRIANS
COMPELS F1INDENAURG
TO CHANGE, HIS PL AN
Two Hundred Are
Injured in Camden
Fire; Property Loss
LUMBER PLANT AND EIGHTEEN
DWELLINGS ARE
BURNED.

Philadelphia. Jan. 3.---More than
twenty firemen were overcome and
l92 were injured more or less serious
ly and had to be taken to hospitals
during an all-day fire which destroyed
the immense lumber yard OF the
Charles Este Company Twentieth
Street and Glenwood Avenua and
wiped out eighteen dwellings today,
The blaze. which was not got under
control until late tonight, after burn
ing since early morning. will result in
a loss estimated at $1,000 900.
The flames starting In one corner Of
the lumber yard. were famed by a
twenty wind and quickly spread
To all parts OF the yard and attacked
the offices and storehouies. situated
AT the further end. Then the fire
Jumped across the street and quickly
consumed the dwellings there, and
swept around to the other side and
destroyed several more houses All
the occupants escaped with their
lives but lost all their belongings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
T|LT|NG
LAKE ERIE SHORE
ASTRONOMER GIVES SCIENTIFIC
CAUSES OF CURIOUS
PHENOMENON.

Cleveland, Jan. "a scientific ex-
PLANTATION of a mysterious fitting of
the earth's crust along the shore Of
Lake Erie, phenomenon, which, I'M
known to most people, may have Sc
riously affected the manufacture of
delicate instruments. was discovered
today by Father Frederick Odenbach,
astronomer at st. Ignatius College.
While this fitting has not been Sc
rions. Father Odenbach declares 1t
may have been sufficient to make a
difference in the adjustment OF sen
sitivo astronomical and surveyors in
strnments unless allowance was made
for the geo-physical ''leaning" 1t
may also have affected the success Of
crack bowlsrs on supposedly dead
level alleys. and the playing Of bill
lizards and pool experts on tables pre-
sumed to be perfectly level
The leaning which IL a regular
thing, according to the local Savant,
is caused by nothing more mysterious
than an increase in-the weight of
Lake Erie, which, by the way, is q
figure for a Titan's brain to conjure
with
The astronomer made the discovery
as the result of long observation of IA
horizontal pendulum which records
fittings. 1t came 10 him suddenly that
a very slight difference In the weight
Of the water in summer and In winter
might have something to do with it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
Petrosrad Reports German
Troops Sent South To Re-
lieve Hard Pressed Allies
Allied Fleet Seen
Off Belgian Coast
But No Firing Takes Place.
Reports German General
Staf-French Claims Sue
cess In Alsace

The Russian general staff reports
that the Austrian retreat in Eastern
GaliCia has developed into a rout; that
the Auatriaus are also being beaten
IN Western Galicia; that all German
attacks on the Bzura- Ravka front have
been repulsed. and that the Germans
have undergone Il severe reverse in
nghting nifty miles north of Cracow.
The German general staff reports
that the allied fleet has appeared again
on Ine Belgium coast, but that no
hran$ has taken place. The repulse
of French attack in the Argonne Is
also recorded. 1t is announced that
the Russians have been badly beaten
west of the Nistula that the attacks
in the Ravka region are proceeding,
and that the reports OF Russian sue
cesses in Poland are pure inventions.
Ihe French war office reports the
success Of operations in Alsace, and
announces that the slackening OF the
allied offensive, noticed recently. has
been caused by the incessant rains
all along the front. AT one point the
French gained 300 metres yesterday,
ana at another 500 metres.
No Light on Disaster.
stditiuuaf JfetattB or the sTnKfiI. n,
the Formidable in the English Chan
mel fail to throw light ON the cause
or the disaster. but emphasize the
extreme hardships suffered by boat
load Of sixty-six men, which got away
from the sinking vessel and finally
reached land after twenty four-hour
battle in raging sea. Sixty-six men
were in the boat at the start: twelve
died during the trip and nine have
died since.
Italy has dispatched a warship 10
protect her interests in Durazzo. but
hluejackets have not been landed vet.
Italy viii contine her protectorate Ii,
southern Albania and the provisional
government has been transferred 10
Avlona. A rebel force is reported
marching towards Durazzo.
Baron Wimtorne well known IN
this country as the hacker of the vic
torious English polo team this year.
mas been appointed lord lieutenant OF
ireland. vice the Marquis of Aber-
deem, who presented his resignation
recently
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
ACCUSED TRAFFlCKER
IN PARDONS SILENT

New York, Jan. 5,--Emmanuei Helm.
or Edward Helm. the former convict
imprisoned IN the Tombs on a charge
OF getting money under false pretenses
Is not going TO make a confession about
rratficking In prison pardons said his
lawyer today. because he has no con-
fessioa 10 make.
Helm was arrested Thursday in the
office of Thomas j. Marin. son OF
Frank Marin. the former Brooklyn
lawyer now in prison, He was ar
rested just after he had taken 500
from Marin TO be used in Albany In
working for the release or parole of
the elder Marin from prison. Helm
having been engaged for some time by
the younger Marin In an effort TO
free his father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
TRY FRENCH MODEL
AEROPLANE. TODAY

Savannah, Ga. Jan. 5--An airship
nf the Aght--swift- build such as the
French air scouts using la -expe-
ditions over the German lines. Will
lift itself tomorrow morning Fl ON the
earth on Jekyl Island, and, with Ed
win Gould, the millionaire, for a pi-
lot. will try it's wings over the bay TO
the mainland This sport OF turning
brdman will be new experience in
pleasure-seekiug for the colony OF
militonaires who make up Jekyl
Island
Gould plans TO make daily trips in
his French aeroplane, starting on
Jekyi Island and touching not only at
Brunswick. but at various other near
by points. He has announced his pur-
pose of visiting Brunswick In his new
craft every morning before break
fast. and other members of the Jekyl
Island colony will accompany him on
many OF his jaunts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
HAD NO DIFFICULTY
IN SECURING DRUGS
DECLARES DOPE FIEND
Picking Her Path
Through Mined Sea
Arabic Safely Here
WHITE STAR LINER REACHES
NEW YORK-TALE OF GER
MANS COMPASSION.

New York. Jan. 3.-After steaming
cautiously to avoid mines. the Arabic,
of the White Star line, today arrived
here from Liverpool, which port she
left on December 20. She brought
e67 passengers. and a heavy mail The
Arabic. which had been delayed by
slow. cautious steaming through the
Irish Channel upon leaving Liver
pool at u time when stories of miues
were rife. was further delayed at
Quarantine by the mail boat. TO which
the mail sacks were slowly trans
tered today.
DIR. II. f. Walker. of Stockton, Cal.
who had been serving with the Harjes
Hospital corps in military hospitals on
the continent, declared that In tho
many cases he had handled he had
not seen u Sissla- of dumdum bull
let wounds He explained that shrap-
mel tnficts teasing wound similar
TO the dumdum perforation. which
may have given rise to the charges OF
asing durndums,
A passenger who has had expert
ence in military observation reported
that the Belgian army Ia holding to-
gether well, and that they have "a
triple lire OF trenches In Belgium
which will he impossible to capture
a fter bonn ba rdment with the heaviest
artillery. which the German forces
have not ayailabl he said In a
trench at Stuyvinsgurg. he said. he
saw bodies OF the slain frozen stiff IN
the trenches.
A touch OF the better sIue IF t1u~
mainly was revealed In the story of
Andre. Marie. his wife. and
their son. John. three years old. who
were passengers. Andre Ia in business
In Boston. When the war began his
wife and son were IN Brussels. Mrs.
Andre fed before the German occu T.
patton and reached Client, from
where she walked 10 Flushing. Near
ing the Holland frontier, an elderly
German took compassion ON the young
mothers plight and took her TO Flush
ing on the authority OF his passport.
the refugees as his
daughter and grandson. In Flushing.
quite by accident. Andre found hts
family.