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to the goal at least in the matter of reCog-
nizinc the 'aristoCrary OF brains whether
residing in a masculine or feminine
Uranium"
At this mornings talk Miss Richards
will tell the story of the race for the
Dardanelles, by the land forces of Russia
on the one side and the sea forces of
France and England on the other. and
the possible political significance of these
moves; also of the recent diplomatic over
lures Of our State Department to both
England and Germany with view to the
amicable settlement of the war-Zonc COM
pliCations and the alleged assurance of
Ambassador Won Bernstorff relative to
the imperial governments willingness to
assign the distributing of foodstuffs for
German civilians to an organiza ton OF
American consuls and consular agents.
Domestic affairs and Congressional leg
islation will also be considered.
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Swartzen, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
TT Fifteenth Street Northwest.
CORPSE" SHORES: ARRESTED.

Atlanta. Feb. 2A.-When George Russell
arrived in Atlanta from birmingham he
imhih"d hit too freely and growing
sleepy about the eleventh hour Of the
night wandered into Greonberg & Bonds
Undertaking establishment at IN" corner
q Ivy and Houston streets. picked out
nice. soft >put near tn. cooling boa rd
I'D disposed himself for an evenings
l"st
Employees OF tho pIa"c W'rc awakened
in the carly dawn by the rumble Of Mr..
l:Hssell's SHORES. Such sounds were I'M
usual They investigated found Mr..
Russell and t"lephoned tho police t" come
get him. Mr.. Russell finished his nap
M tn. patrol
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WILLS FORTUNE WITH DOG.
Children to Get Rich Mans Estate
IL They Will Take Care of Puppy.

Rosenberg. Ore, Feb. 2S.-'I hereby
bequeath my entire estate, consisting of
money in banks and property. to the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. \. Z. Nichols.
of Riddle, with the understanding that
they are to care for my dog puppy as
long as ii lives was the essential part
of a will filed by James Rice. of Riddle,
in the Probate Court here.
Mr.. Rice has lived in Southern Doug
las County for many years and is a
great admirer of the Nichols children
Recently he decided that they should
have his property and money following
his death. The puppy, of which Mr. Rice
speaks in his will, has been his constant
companion for several months. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Rice is moderately
wealthy. He is about sixty years of age
and unmarried
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FIFTY CHILDREN GIVE
SKIN TO SCHOOLMATE
Cuticle Torn from Boys Leg by Truck
Is Replaced by Sacrifice OF
Little Friends.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 2S.-He-
roically barring their arms to the
surgeons knife half a hundred bows
and girls yielded portions of their
skin at Butterworth Hospital to be
grated upon the limb of their school
mate. Cornelius Pell
A brother and sister of the lad were
among the children who submitted
TO the operation.
Cornelius is twelve years old. While
on his way to school he '"hopped" -
motor truck. In leapinS from the
heavy vehicle as it neared the schoo,-
house he WAS caught beneath a wheel
OF the truck and the flesh below The
knee of the left leg was crushed. No
bones were broken. however. and the
wound began TO heal. but nature was
unable TO restore the skin that had
been torn aawy.
The grating was so successful thar
little Cornelius will soon return TO
school.
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briowitsch. She is better known as
Clara Clemens, the gifted daughter of
Mark Twain.
Washington knows what to expect
when Gsbrlowitsch is scheduled to APP
pear, and his coming is always welcome.
Universally Ciassed among the -four or
five Of the worlds greatest pianists. the
Russian artist has long list OF achieve
ments TO his credit.
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WORLD Y. NJ. C. A. CONFERENCE
George Sherwood Eddy Addresses
Two Meeting. At Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. ga world conference
of the y. NJ. &. \. opened in Chica &c.
today. 1t will continue until next Sun
day.
Addresses 10y Georce Sherwood Eddy
at the Second Presbyterian Church in the
morning and at the Sunday Evening
Club in tn" evening were the chief events
today. The business of the conference
will begin tomorrow
II is understood that matters OF large
siSniticanc" at home and abroad related
TO the present world situation in y u
{. y. affairs will be dealt with
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HAS RICH BRIDE, BUT WORKS.
street Car Conductor. 80, WEEDS
Widow. 8S; sticks to Job.

San Francisco. Feb. 2S.-Although
Charles L. Crosse. conductor. thirty
six years old. was married in Alameda
County to Mrs. Anna Lamphere. sixty
eight years Of age. and reported to be'a
wealthy widow from New London. Conn.
he spent the following day collecting
nickels on the rear platform of San
Francisco street car. where he has pre-
sided for several years.
II am not going to make any changes
In my occupation" said Crosse today.
land there will be no vacation or honey
moon trip"
Mrs. Crosse is the widow of Cyrus
Lamphere. who is said to have amassed
a fortune by investment in New Eng
land real estate when he was a sea cap
tain on the Atlantic Ocean.
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Edison Has Submarine Gun :

Nov ORR. Fob. N.-The namr #
Thomas A. Edison was connected today
with the now submarine gun, expert
mental tests on which have been going
on AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
noted inventor has attended most of the
trials. but whether the gun is Mr. F:di-
sons device could not he aScertained
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ALEXANDRIA READY
FOR BOULEVARD JOB
Construction Roadway from Arlington
Cemetery Will Begin
Tomorrow.

Alexandria, Va, Feb. 2S.-Work of con-
structing the boulevard from Arlington
Cemetery to Alexandria. TO connect with
the Washington street road. this city,
will be started tomorrow morning by w.
p Mcdonald & Co. contractors. of New
York The distance is about four miles
and the cost of construction s54.lIS96
This boulevard will be an experimental
road and the material will go to build
one Of the most modern and substantial,
roadways in this section. The road will
be twenty feet wide. Trees, grass, and
flowers will border it.
The work will be under the supervision
of Lawrence /. Hewes. chief of con-
struction and maintenance in the road
Office of the Department of Agriculture.
Washington.
William c. Cloth. an attorney of Alex
andria County. will tomorrow assume the
duties of police justice. succeeding Jus
tice r. Gordon Finney. resigned.
Walter c. Foster. an attorney of this
city will assume his duties stamp
agent in the office OF deputy United
States revenue collector.
A burglar last night broke into the
cigar store conducted by Hugo Her.
furth, 1910 King street. A small amount
breaking a rear window.
James Arthur King. fifty-eiSht years
old. a painter. died last night at his
home. no Fayette street. Besides the
widow he is survived by five children.
His funeral will take place at o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon and will be conducted
by Rev. q. a. Luttrell. pastor of Trim
ity NJ. r. Church. Burial will be in
the Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
Motions will be heard Tuesday, begin
ming at 1890 o'clock. before Judge Ed
mund Waddill in the United States
Court for the eastern district OF Nir-
GINA
The Circuit Court for this city, Judge
]. r. T. Thornton presiding, will convene
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
Henry J. krcmcr has been appointed
magistrate for jefferson district. Alex
andria County. by Judge Thornton, of
the Circuit Court.
A delegation Of members Of Old Do
minIun CUmmandery. No. II, Knights
Templar. will go to Washington to-
morrow night to pay fraternal visit to
Orient COmmandcry. They will leave on
the o'clock train.
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What promises to Ice one of the most
enjoyable and artistic events Of the mu-
steal season in the Capital is scheduled
for next Friday afternoon At tn" Column
bia Theater. when Mr.. and Mrs. OsipI
GabrilowitsCh are to appear in joint re-
citaI under the local management of
T. Arthur Smith.
Deep interest is felt particularly in
the coming to Washington of Mrs. Ga
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do fuctuste during diS
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
tetA First deed Of trIst Eotes tirst mort
gagesi. well secured on real estate in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. constitute "gilt-edEe' in
vestments They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or
porstions for their stability. and exempt
from taxation PERSONAL property. We can
surrly such investments in amounts from 20
upvsrd. send for booklet. Concerning Loans
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to time concerning the events of the war
and of the British governments attitude
toward the various questions which arise
from those events.
This explanatory statement said
Miss Richards, would seem to indicate
that Sir Henry's mission will last TO
the close of the war, and it also has been
interpreted as intended to allay the ap-
prehensions and meet the protests OF the
extreme group OF 'dissenters' in the
United Kingdom, who have been much
disturbed by this seeming recognition OF
the Papal Court by the English gov
eminent. The Outlook says: 1T viii!
be interesting to note its results In
view OF the unusual character of Sir
Hcnry's mission
Woman rs Army Surgeon.
Among other interesting incidents Of
the war touched upon by Miss Richards
was a statemnt recently translated for
her by a German friend from a copy
OF the Leipsig Medical News, to the
effect that German woman physician.
Frau Elizabethen R. had bern recently
commissioned as an army surgeon with
the full rank and insignia that goes with
the office. And the report further gives
the following instructions:
That all sergeants and soldiers must
salute the lady doctor; that sentinels must
present arms and marching columns must
pass her with the wide-step Of salutation,
otherwise the goose step. As this is the
salute step for the Kaiser himself, one
may we'll wonder what must be the men
tai operations Of the ordinary German
soldier in having to accord Kaiser honor
to the Frau Doktor!' In view OF the fact
that even democratic England. to this
very day, refuses either to confer uni
versity degree upon women or admit them
to the bar. II would seem that imperial
istic Germany Is beating her adversary
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Prussian Casualties 1.102. 600.

London, Feb. &.-Seven additional lists
Of Prussian casualties Published today
contain the names of HIS officers ana
men. This brings the total Prussian
casualties up to LOCO
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In a colony of wasps some go out and
bring back the food. while others stay
home on guard duty.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
of THE
National Casualty Insurance
Company, of Detroit, Mich.

On the 3ist dny Of December 1914. rs
required under the District of Column
bia Code. amended June 20. 1907, and
August IL, 1911.
Capital stnCk NN''N"
Capital .o,.s rtid uI cash............ ="oc'io
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Berkshire Life Insurance Com
pany of Pittsfeld, Mass,

On the 3ist day OF December, 1914, r.
required under the District of Column
bin Code. amended June 30, 1902. and
August -, 1911.
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s.. Louis had 500 incendiary fires
last year.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Bankers Life Company Of
Des MONIES, Iowa,

On the 3Ist day of December. 1914. ns
required under the District of Column
bin Code. amended June 30, 1902, and
August ~, 1911.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Fire Insurance
Company Of the District
of Columbia,

On the 31st day Of December. 1914. as
required under the District Of Column
bin Code. amended June 30. 1907, and
August IL. 1911.
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Henry J. krcmcr has been appointed
for jefferson district. Alex
andria County. 10y Judge Thornton. of
the Circuit Court.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

The Circuit Court for this city, Judge
j. r. T. Thornton presiding, will convene
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

Motions will be heard Tuesday, begin
ming at 1890 o'clock. before Judge Ed
mund Waddill in the United States
Court for the eastern district of Vir-
GINA
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

A delegation Of members Of Old Do
miniun COmmandery. No. IL, knights
Templar. Will go to Washington to-
morrow night to pay a fraternal visit to
Orient COmmandcry. They will leave on
the ! o'clock train
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

burglar last night broke into the
cigar store conducted by Hugo Her.
furth, 1910 King street. A small amount
was stolen. Entrance was gained by
breaking a rear window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-12
CHARGE
JORDAN
CRUEL

That cruel and unusual pun
ishments are inflicted on the
patients under his care, today
was charged against Arthur Jor-
dan, proprietor of the divine heal
ing Home of Peace" by neigh
bors.
In a delegation they visited
Prosecutor Remain and told
stories which included the allega.
tion that they had seen Jordan
strike Mrs. Hulda Fault, a crazed
woman he has In his care, with
large strap,
AS she would grow exhausted
from the severe physical exer-
ton of her fit, the neighbors de-
clared. he would cry GLORY to
God, they're coming out, they're
coming Quit" They thought he
was referring to the demons
which. according to his theory,
were the cause of the woman's
plight.
Disturbs Neighbors.
Sometimes, too, when the wom-
an would shrek In her rooms,
they said, there was sound as II
she were being muffled.
One woman said she had
scarcely been able to work be-
cause she had grown SO nervous,
and another told of a small boy
whom his mother had to comfort
every night before he could sleep.
So impressed with their story
was Prosecutor Remain that ale
promised them before tomorrow
he would see the woman was re-
moved. He said further that he
would turn over to the police the
complaint of the neighbors of
noisy and -disorderly meetings in
the house.
To Meet Tomorrow.
Brother" Jordan was said to
be eager today to greet visitors
and expressed his gratitude to the
newspapers for 1.-The free adver-
Using" which they had given him.
Tomorrow, he said, would be the
fasting-and-prayer day of the
flock.
In the afternoon they will hold
one of their rolling and prayer.
sessions, perhaps with Mrs. Fault
included, and in the evening
there will be another service.
Remain expects Judge Tall
mann of King county, who gave
Mrs. Fault into the care of
Brother Jordan, without consult.
ing the Steilacoom authorities,
will reverse his order.
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GREAT NAVAL BATTLE RAGING?
PROSPERITY

year which little obviously business
is going to finish like champion.
is within 30
activity absorbing energies every this
section of the country
The Alaska railroad building will take all the slack out the
actual construction other thousands will
into the Suna prospect and locate themselves
Of the roads coming
In the actual construction the going $685.
All
the Pacific Northwest, gateway Alaska.
enough to prosperity for several
spending the 26 millions opening
many many billions It means
the development of an empire
That spells lots of business for the Sound cities.
The lumber industry several the
Improvement will be accelerated day by day.
The railroads in the are beginning hire
They have held maintenance minimum
years Now there immense DONE
and it will be done right away
Stocks showing great strength the New York market
Every indication the will days. this
make the prosperity the United
VERIFY 1915 WHICH STARTED OFF obviously GIVES Ev-
cry INDICATION OF DEVELOPING RIGHT AWAY INTO
YEAR.
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winter, but whose wife has kept
things together with the help CT
a sympathetic landlady. Now the
landlady has broken her hip, and
is in the hospital. She Is not rich,
There are three children. The
baby has been given away. to be
adopted and cared for by couple
whose names are withheld.
The father Is now we'll, though
not strong, and II he and his wife
can get out Of the house, they
believe they can obtain hotel
work of some kind soon. Bit
meanwhile someone must care
for the children.
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TWO BABES
WANT HOMES

Anybody willing to care for a
couple of~youngsters for perhaps
week, and thereby help a man
and woman get on their feet
again?
II so, get In touch with G. b.
Seely, city missionary for Ia
coma Methodists.
He knows of q family where
the husband has been sick all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-12
SANObERG
LOSES Bis
LAWSUIT

A Judgment OF $6z ,yy4.40 was
returned against Peter Sandberg
in superior court today In favor
of the Molsons Bank OF yancouv-
err, B. c., but it is so termed. that
It is possible Sandberg may escape
payment.
In his finding of fact and con
illusions of law in the case, SUI
'perior Judge Card ruled that
Sandberg was indebted to tue
bank for the $4,000, because az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-12
Hap's milk while she was feed
inn

Hap's milk while she was feed
ing.
This winter Henry has been
working on patent device which
he has just perfected. He has
made a rubber bag to fit over
Hap's teats and, inside each of the
rubber teats is a double hook. The
minute a fish grabs a teat the
hook springs out and catches 1t.
Henry expects to save all the
milk, and he is depending upon
Hap to bring him home four fish
every day after her feed in the
lake.
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ORDER CRUISER SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
cruiser Des Moines has been or
dered to San Domingo, at the e.
quest of American minister Sui
Ivan, who declares civil troubles
are increasing, with danger of
menace to American lives.
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) THE GREATEST CARTOON THE WORLD
~ WAR PRODUCES is A PHOTO!

Z
duaveog Lawrence Grant
war s gum
o up in face
showsI the fee in trenches when
army.
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PRESIDENT COMING WEST

3 WASHINGTON, d. c., April IL.
President Wilson is again plan
Ming on making his delayed trip
to- the San Francisco exposition.
this time as soon as foreign af-
fairs quiet down somewhat.
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Here is his first article:

SNOALLUPISH, Wash, April
12.--Henry Stratton, who lives
down below town near Crystal
La,se is exhibiting a device by
which he expects to double his
supply of milk and keep the fam
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the failure of the Wells Construc-
tion Co.. to pay a note which
Sandberg had endorsed.
But the judgment against him
on account Of this, ruled Card,
could not affect any community
property held In common with
HIS wife, Matilda. All the prop
city described in today's suit was
OF that character.
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HIRE EXCLUSIVE LIAR

It's cor
From viii be frequent feature of Iims. 80 "
t ndent
o
however,
he
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lily in fish all next summer.

lily In fish all next summer.
Last summer Henry's best COW
Hap, afforded a lot of cause for
speculation. She was at first
called Moll, but one University
of Washington smartie, summer
ing up here, saw her kicking at
flies and named her Hap, after
Hap Miller, the football player.
She was as good a mich COW
as there is in the county and
worth lot during the summer
resort season. But last summer
she suddenly ran dry. Henry
could not understand 1t. During
the whole summer he got very
little milk. Sc he watched her
and late in the season discovered
the cause.
Hap was in the habit, during the
heat of the day of wading into
the south bay of Crystal lake and
browsing on the pond lily shoots.
Henry discovered that big pick
erel and bass that are in the
habit Of hiding among the lilies
had learned to swim up and drink
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Of
SUICIDAL
IN Ten TON.
Arcade Hotel, Broadway At 18th,
Sunday Night.

Arcade Hotel, Broadway At 18th,
Sunday Night.
The Chief Of Police, Tacoma:
Please inform my wife, Mrs.
Ida T. Alexander, 2138 47th ay.,
8. W., Seattle, that threw myself
off the center of the high bridge
(where my coat was found.)
Also tell her to keep care Of the
home for Alice's sake. A clean
house makes one more cOntented
and ambitious.
Also apply for my Insurance
right away.
CHARLES JAMES ALExANDER,
2136 47th av., s. W., West So
attic.
Did a suicide occur at the 18th
street High bridge last night?
Or has C. j. Alexander decided
on this ruse for submerging hts
identity and playing dead?
These are the questions Chief
Of Police LOOMS Ii trying to an
swer today, after receiving In his
early morning mail the letter
printed above.
At the Arcade hotel 1t was re-
ported man registering as
James p. Norman, Seattle rent
ed room last night, wrote = let
ter. and then left early in the
evening.
No coat was left at the 18th
street High bridge last night,
according to bridge tenders. and
II a suicide occurred 1t must have
been during the dead Of night.
An effort was made today to
communicate with Mrs. Alexan-
der at her Seattle address. rJp
to late hour no person BY tltaf
name had been found IN Seattje.
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Have you gotten around
yet toward doing your share
In helping II. 3. Tyler raise
that 9773 which will give
Tacoma q page Of splendid
publicity for each Of the CONF
Ing five months In Sunset
Magazine?
IL not, why not sit right
down and write = ~
check, or q % check or as
much bigger = check as you
can afford toward that fine
piece Of promotion, enter
prise.
Send the check either to
MIR. Tyler at 4O8 Equitable
building or to the editor of
The Times. And don't hesi-
tate . minute because you
cannot make Il for more than
q, II that Is your present
limit.
We want to print 4 fine list
somc day soon Of tho public
sptri(ed folks wIso hare !
hand n thIs b0oinees.
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The Reality

In the For Gale Miscellan-
cois" classification OF Times
Want" Ads she saw the
above announcement. Investi-
CATION confirmed her hopes.
The instrument was sound,
perfect In tone and appear
snce, and II could be bought
for q small sum down and the
balance on payments. So It
was. that q Times Want" Al
made The practical part Of her
dream come true.
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REPORT
OCEAN
BATTLE

LONDON. April 12.--Reports
that German squadron escaped
the blockade and has been en-
gagged by British warships south
Of Bergen have been received
from number of scandinavian
ports.
The admiralty refuses to coci-
ment.
Captains from Copenhagen re-
port sighting 15 to 20 German
warships In the North sea. $50
miles from Heligoland Wednesday
and Thursday.
Bergen papers report that can
nonading was heard and gun fire
seen ON the horizon off Sartor
island.
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EVERETT mahogany upright:
In good condition; with
stool and scarf: $40; 81
weekly. THE AE0LIAN CO.,
rs w. Fourth.
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Scarbor0uph Hears m.

h Scarborough Hears II.
LONDON, April 12.--Reports
are current here that heavy firing
Is taking place at sea off Scar
borough, indicating that some
kind OF a naval engagement il in
progress.