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The Keota news., 1915-08-27
NEW LOAN TO EXHAUST RE
SOURCES; kAlsEHs PREMiER
NAV RESIGN.
ADVISES PEACE OFFER
COMPLETE RUSSIAN DEFEAT NOT
POSSIBLE, SAYS GENERAL
Won MolTkE.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, Aug. 24.-Germany 10 in.
dulging in the first thought Of possible
defeat which she has countenanced
since the war began.
While the German fleet at Riga was
meeting with decisive defeat. Gen. Won
Moltke, former. chief Of staff, was tell
ing q secret conference of German cab
met ministers that the possibility Of
complete Russian defeat could not be
hoped for by those we'll informed on
the situation. At the same meeting
Chancellor Won H0llweg and
Karl Hefferich. secretary Of the treas
ury, announced that the empires Il.
nancial resources are in danger Of ex-
haustion and advised the preparations
Of acceptable peace proposals.. Tho
information about the financial situa-
tion in Germany 10 presented by the
Telegraf; ut Amsterdam. and 10 a. fol-
lows:
AT the secret conference Of cabinet
ministers. political leaders and influ'
entail writer's, called by the German
imperial chancellor before the reas'
sembling of the Reichstag to discuss
the political situation. the Telegram
says Karl HelffeEich. secretary OF the
treasury, explained that the new Ger.
man war loan would completely ex'
haust the empires financial resources
and that the increase in excheQuer
bonds would cause bankruptcy. There
fore. DR.. Helfferich urged. 1t was need
full to prepare for IN honorable peace.
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Hollweg.
according to the same report. declared
that the difficulties Of the empire
were Increasing and advised his hear
ers to use their influence to soften
down bellicose inclinations and expan-
sion policy in the Reichstag and the
country and carefully to prepare
peace proposals which would be &C
ceptable to the four members Of the
entente.
DIR. Bernhard Dernbers's report cf
the failure Of his mission In the
United States and other neutral coun'
tries. the Telegram says. made
strong impression. on the conferences.
General Won Moltke, former chief
Of the general staff, declared that he
fully agreed with the chancellor and
added that only those not fully in
formed on the situation could hope
for the possibility Of complete Rus
san defeat. G,; 4.o.
Despite these declarations, the
story conolua1s,7 the meeting refused
to adopt = resolution advocating mod
Grafton in the Reichstag. whereupon
the chancellor declared that II ma.
jorfty in the Refchstag should show
an irreeoncilably chauvinistic attitude
he would be obliged to resign. ~ he
could not accept responsibility for
German disaster"
Rumania ~ expected to enter the
war on the side Of the allies. within
possibly even 30 short q time az q
week.
Japan has announced that greater
assistance wil be given Russia by its
government In the way Of war muni.
tions.
Abe Rusf Leaves p-lson Cell.
San Rafael. Calff.-Ahrah ham Rue
The Keota news., 1915-08-27

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundree!
happy, makes clothes J., winter 'naa mo"
The Keota news., 1915-08-27

Abe Rusf Leaves Prison Cell.
San Rafael, calif.-Abrsham Rue
rnder fourteen years sentence for o
lerins brtbe. left San Quentin rell
lentiary on pAtbIe.
The Keota news., 1915-08-27
WeIaht OF Ore Cars.

The weight Of ore cars descending
n nina in South Africa Is used to pro-
duce power by pulling cable wound
around q drum that drives q dynamo
The Keota news., 1915-08-27

Electricity was first used in . mine
in 1879, when . Scotch colliery was
lighted with It.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Tor f.Hi uifH tlo family ~ Mr.
and Wm Vs. a Todd
OILS Truloae spent hs week end
aIfh h.a family
W 49, KIRK returned saturday
from business frip fo Amarillo
Mr. 49, A. Thompson OF Nma.
rillo. arrived "Wednesday MORNING
for wish tifh Dor parents Wr and
Mr o % Gouidy
MH sybl Perry ba. returned 20
Der homo .H Carriz0lo N 80
Wn Long has returned 90
M1leele. after o. rIsit 9th fHe fam.
I'f of her ron. Harry LONE
Mr Mason Dillingham; ar- ,hlI
Dave returned fl their home boz
uapl after EIrif rIfh relatives
Ws Louise rauel ~ Fioyiada
visited Wrn b. Hanley lasf eek
Barney Ballard ~ Port Worth Dr.
n paHuaa fDr fhc summer
nss s. % Roberts visited bla
faHrHfer boz foreulo Ia.f eoef
WI Luirey 40 For' Worth. H
fhe meH of bog sister Vr % o.
T1Ttrf
Sites Flora Mao srHdler Has 70.
turned from Snyder where ahs
taught music rIafa
Wr 1851 sm'th HlH returned from
..rf HIfb hor parents BOO Hero
ford
ur % a Woofard ana children
H1to returned from o. uft DOB fort
Worth
% o. N.Wurry % Tulla .us 300
rnu.Iea "Wednesday on business
Mn unf Hanaford ahp Ha. DeoH
.i..t.ur Hor sister, Nr NaHDrt
ha. returned t0 H,r home boo Naa
harhIr
Mr. George Hufru.ra and Hfile
daughter have gone fD Atlanta aa
shore M'y $500 JOHN prof. 1f
UuisbinrH yho s singing tfH a
lyreum rnarrtr They HiIl .'
during He ammr. u Kentucky
Uam AHrnH Alta Nau u0
Marguerite lIaI 1rr BOZ stamford
visiting relatives Thr.r father N
% UHl TOOK turm through f.o
country Boz hH auto
Vs Mary william. uI U. Ha
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
In The Household
iladdu,h az Grhtin With Sauce
Mornhy.

Tr f.s for your uc,t fish day
a.Hr .Isr YOU have .prdll
eH. Most 0f the work may be-
Hr |.r. 'Hr cool ~ the morning
ar ..'n-. Goo actual hurry of dim
... t... carefully clean and
HH.. I1ck weighing about
t.r.' pounds. do not remove tho
|..I .r fai Steam the Gsh u o
uHf u. boiling water to which YOU
H. added small onion. sliced
p..- Hr fHo OFF parsley several
whole Cloves small bay leaf quarter
nf wUfU' of vinegar. Half teas
pH.uu nf alt and tow pepper
..rHs When the Gsh g.. dorc re-
"U.. aH. I.t TO cool ana strain the
"r.'. Measure the flakes of fish
Hor g.rt and a half ,cant mea-
Hre. % pint of sauce win he suff-
..ort Prepare as follows To a
Hr. oI u broth allow three table.
pUUr'Hl# oI butter and quarter
..HiH' Ut flour stirred into melted
."".r fHr broth Is added season
fn taste efH 4lf and pepper when
aH.. no.i- ado Two ounces of Par
"sflr cheese and stir rapidly until
H0e..e w,If Take from DE fire
r' mir 'r three 8hl,sroonfuls 90
auuer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

One-half cup OF butter. 70 cups ST.
gar. . eggs. beat separately =
squares uusweeteued chocolate. cup
% milk. 2is cups o.! flour level tea
spoonful vanilla
Cream the butter. ada half q the
sugar. beat egg yolks until thick
and add other half os sugar Mix
them. add melted chocolate and
sif'ed flour and bakiug powder and
milk and flavoring alternately. re-
serving tablespoon 81 flour 10
flour nuts Peat vigorously add nuts
then beaten egg whites Bate In
layers and cover with chocolate
frosting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Miss Eureua Kelly grlnI1aura-
t"r pt thr famous Eugene Kelly once
20 leading banker OF Ncu York and
ai one time siser-m .Hw of % .au 0f
Jay Could NuI aF mind her man.
m1 This photortaph shows tho
young woman boz the costume oft a
fancy dress ball
lust az This time. when she o.
eighteen years of eye. .he enjoys m
income OF 100000 year and whom
she is tWcufy-uuo rhc is 90 come
into O. iortuuie ot about $1,000. u.u
from Der fathers estate The young
woman Ras graduated from CON
vent Few months ago. and IUr
mother say. she was very douurr
She didn't have B naughty U'iI,
twinkle 600 her syr" However. fIr
white lights OF Broadway got nu the
young NHmaus nerves Her mother
svor" out warrant for hcr char.
ing her with being incorrigIbio and
had her taken fo "a police coGrt
Usually she wasn't home h,iu.
q o'clock and after ! Dad cautioned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

her D tried locking her out" said
fHc mother She broke the glass
SOB tho door and Don herself In She
brought q company Of friends To-
dinner one night. and one Of tho
mem asked me n had no brandy
o.. drank three-quarters OF the bot
iD ! bad got for him. and when Dee
began throwing burning cigarettes
Ou fHe carpet I asked him 10 leave
Eur,uia explained 90 me later
fm fh.s man was q drug fieud and
fHaf Ho Nas going 20 go away 10 a
lrafoHgm pretty soon ! express
'I fhe hope hope that She bad not
added .ho uso ct drugs 20 her other
nlpu hut 700 sh, said was
Any ono who has 50. can get
al. tHe cocaine or herou She wants
u t.. town
"WHou . DNpos'uatel about che
I0urs .ha teut shc said Co me-
You're nobody az ali DO y01
don't go tD az least five cafes @
neU'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
~ t;tIOI,ll

Miss Annie Price arrived home
Thursday from Tula. Tou. where
sine haa auE.I past year
Miss Mabel Ustts. accompanied uy
hor sister Nrs Crouch nar' FL.
/ clarendon Friday to fo present .'
On, romwcrgem. ceorrIsc
Mis-. Minnie Ha Co0uu erd 1901.
lrml WILSON vhp haEn taught .0"
tho past uut0r len satUrdr,
their home. 'o pend their ya....
The Pas E... CLIMB ou.n..'
pleasant afternoon THURSDAY N'.
Mrs % o. HaH slns as hostess
Mrs ~ T sanbcrry of 'u."I.
is guest ot Wrs HaRkir. ''e
week
Or q 4 Farris preached 'n
harcaIaurcat, -mon Tor fhr sH'
uotiug class a.f sunday T..nf.
three Young mon and Uowon ra
cc.yrd diplomas
The piano forte recital r."r 'v
the pupils Of Miss Minnie N .u'
iin 0u Tuosda, eseuing. af 'H .I.H
school 8uditn-m was hre.H U.
tended and oas Gully up 'o OH. stand
ard of the other excellent r.aIH
given hy Mis- Coffin
Ne cameron. teacher of fI"
seventh grade presented GLASS OF
about forty bright girl sand .ar.
Rbo wore granted certificate Hf .H.
trance t0 the high school TH"
grade also cave q beautiful Hr.r
play entitled Midsummcr Two
ON THursda, evening OH. Senior
Play Eeauec was given Tho
damatga'iou followed closely ."r
story enabling ,he audience tn E..r
in touch Uith each character N..'-
out effort The staging arf fhn
assignment of fhe part could hardly
have beer better
Frank Norris OF ~ Worth R.'
begin a revival here June. -f Do
comes upon t.e invitation of ffe
pastors of fhe several rHurrHc. Tho
meeting $500 be- cooperative arI a.
large tabernacle Viii ta .r..fa1 Ir
which fhe meeting uI'i Boz bella
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Xxx sandwich

Do .s more dainty and convenient
fn miuDe fhe meat for saud- iches
THAN fo serve If iu slices. unless 70
is Ham which usually s tender
enough POP bite without embarrass-
meat Niura aith the knife o slice
of cold boiled ham Put a teaspoon
i.i ot butter on the stove iu small
irving pan. or saucepan When 90
Dos melted add 'he ham and one
C-r wen beaten. with two table
HD0ufula 0f mills Stir continuous
lE until % ls thick and creamy
Ilen az once remove from the stove
ni -nresi 30 equally over slices OF
butierel bread Cover with buttrcl
bread prt both sandwiches iorcthc-
and wrap In eaXei pap,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

where rho alli pursue Dor studio.
during the summon sbe fll pro.
badly open "a studio boz Amarillo net
year
Miss Dora Beil has returned from
Canyon. where she bias been affan.
lnF the West Texas state Normal
Miss Nell Harp ls visiting rrIa-
NYes in Amarillo
Mrs - a Graves of fal'a D.
visiting her a0u. % W guvcH ana
family
Miss May Alkaline lamb p..ur
pal ~ Training school at Wc.f Toas
State Normal college H Canyon.
Texas is spending me tcek aIfh
her friends ST. and MrH o.
Bowen. near Aiken
Mr s. GrriG tHo ha boon
visiting her nIecsa Mr q U li1ns
ton and Mrs W MeHarr n. rr.
turned % hor home In ranH
Gilbert Hale and family hasr m0l
~ To fNr flHintIfH country I'NH
Sew YORK State They have plf
chased home and farm from fHr
Tcyas Land and D0se.0pn Com
pany
! 3 Duncan bad 0u..rra Dol tna
rillo through ibc teeF eud
" u simmons bad blanrH H
Amarillo saturday
Paris Tre returned Sunday FROM
Colorado
Paul rlcr.Dn visited h.H Urrea'.
Dr and No. 49, rruoH IH trH
rill0 during fHr H0ri GOD
W q william. 1' AMARILLO BE- .n
rlalufieH
NJ ana Hf' D m'.' 'N'
child returned |.If.I'. morning
from canyon "''' I''' .' ''''
.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
KIRKLAND MAN GIVES
BOND AND II RELEASED

Arthur Black. OF kirkland. who
has been confined tn the county JAN
20 await trial on the charge OF hav-
ing violated the United states rev
cuue law. made bond Yesterday and
vas released His case Vill come
no for trial tn the September term
90 the district court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
HnM,G THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolves grav.
el cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism, and all irregu
larities OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men ana women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist. will he sent
by mail on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle Ia two months treat.
ment and seldom fails 10 perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. DR.. y. W
Hall. 1925 Olive St. 81. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Out of7orOn Society
PLiINynw

Friday afternoon the Halcyon
Club met aifh Mrs. J W Willis
Tho rIah coi0rs eite and gold.
we're carried our in che decorations
an menus
Tie guests OF me hostess rcro
Mesdames Hugh nurlh Paris Frye.
clint shepard. Theo shepard "
waller Ro1t Malone peyion Ran
iolph. p Garrison q q Under.
wood ~ ~ Underwood. T. A.
KNIGHT A. % Martin Y 49, LeMona.
J. J lash. 81 s. Price Walter
Day. q q Meyers W D. Arm
strong and Mu Robert Alley aud
Mrs J Robert OF Hale Center
and Misses Lena williams Rebccoa
L0rrmirc and Annie Waude David.
sou. beside fhe regular rlub mem
bsrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
sl.Oc and $50 WAISTS FOR ese

We have about SIXTY waists which We have
sold from % cents 10 90. and as We have
rot all the sizes in every line We decided
10 sell them out so you can have your
choice size 81 % - ............ 69c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

/
viii be- ho.d this afternoon b'
the o. iies " the First n = oHrr'
.at the Amarillo Drug store bee.nn
ing a. 3 O'Clock Al are invited %
attend
Prizes uill be- awarded By me Ana
rUlo Beautiful Committee BOO Sep.
TENDER the exact date % be an.
nounced later Those wishing io
enter the contest wll please notify
or phone In their names and ad-
dresses 10 the Chairman ~ the com
mittee Mrs j ID Shuford, sos
Polk street. phone $3.50.
40 fees are e1acted from CON
testants as the prize movement was
created 20 arouse the enthusiasm OF
every flower lover
4 committee appointed vii in-
spcct places AZ frequent intervals
throughout the summer
IN no case viii prizes be- awarded
where hired help is obtained u is
a reward 20 those who made Dame
Nature yield. by thei own care. the
gift, hidden In her heart
Prizes 20 be awarded by the ANA
ullO Beautiful Committee
Grand prize $500.
Second grand prize $1,000
This includes the entire premises
Attractive and sanitary conditions
first consideration The best kept
lawn. prettiesi flowers trees shrub.
berry. etc. Area or size Of grounds
not considered
Prettiesl flowers front yard first
prize $500. second prize g. %
prettlest flowers back yard first
price $500. second prize $3.50.
Pretiicst flowers and vegetable
combination. first prize $500. sec.
oud prize $500
Best display Of roses front or
back yard first prize $500. second
Prize $3.50
Greatest number thrifty and we'll
kept trees FIRST prize $500. second
prize $3.50
Neatesi and best kept lawn first
prize $500 second prize $500
Clcaups back yard $3.50
Most attractive back yard $3.50.
Best old fashioned flower gar
den. first prize. $500. second prize
S2s0
The best variety OF vegetables.
first prize $500 second prize
$3.50.
To the child under IL years OF
age for best vegetable garden. first
prize $500. second price $3.50
To the child under - years Of
age for best flower garden first
prize $500. second prize $3.50
To the child under @ years Of
age. best vegetable garden. first
prize $500. second prize $3.50
To the child under years OF age
best flower garden first prize $500;
second prize $3.50
prettiost porch box. first prize
$500. second prize $3.50
Prettiest window box. first prize
$500, second prize 81 30.
%
Following is the program 20 b,
used at the nth sunday meeting of
Palo Duro BAPTIST Association 40 tho
Tabernacle Baptist church today.
900 a. m Devotional by j 4
Reed
$3.50 a. m The advantages OF
the graded sunday school by W
: n NcKuzie
10.30 o. m Report of the South
crn Baptist Convention, by Dr. %
/ g. Lowry
10000 g. ~ sermon "The Glory
li the Cross by J z Hooks
$500 q. m Devotional by e
s. Barrett
a.l5 p on Christian Education
by T. 4 q Morgan and r -
Morgan president Of Goodnight
college.
$3.50 D. ml Board meeting of
the Association
too o. M Association churca
building fund 0y s. = Clement
f,iI,u.sl by r.pn.rsl dferu.sion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
S2.OO ALL SIK WAISTS, 9se

The hii OF the season the greatest value that
you have ever heard of all silk lowered
waists made on the very latest styles, about
eigh, styles to ,clcc, from and dainty neat
designs for only .............. 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Amarillo Society

A market OF home-cooked rdibies
will be- heli this afternoon bY
the o. lies " the First N = Church
AZ the Amarillo Drug Store bee.nn-
lng a. 3 O'Clock Al are invited 'o
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

FIuy a.s1rt,l bioe.eat psfcfers
regular price -- cents yorr rrorr
- cents 40 our sale today ST. p.
Crocndv,tr Ifa " Finh frr.f
f-s.ft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
A Few Of the Specials for Today

And the o he
do
plenty
70 ar md o
will o SHh spend two dollars
~ehav bu limited 10 call 70
Opmeha
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

"wednesday afternoon. a' the
beautiful home OF Sir and Mrs =
= Garrison. toe Ladies an of the
FIRST Christian Church gave a must
caie There we're nine numbers on
the pr0uIu fro msuch popular
musicians as Mrs % Grady Lindsay.
MIss Nelle SAMSON MIs NlIdrcn
HuchHemer Sites Lconn Carter. and
others and ST. Redmond little
Miss Relmon and M.a Lindsey. o.
Fort worth iho lucst OF Nrs o. H
ToVcrv
a salad course aHa served
Friday evening ST. aud Mrs OTIS
shrop hire entertained frN o.
their friends tiih forts two"
party Wrs Shropshire served @ de-
llc.ous salad course and lco tea
The regular ssm monthly meet
lnR 81 fhe Priscilla Embroidery club
vas held Mas 100 FIth Mr. So Wise
After an afternoon very probably
and pleasantly spent ihe hostess
served O. dainty luncheon
Mrs n 3 Hubbard and children
have gone t1 Lubbock. where the
family a.ll make their home
Mrs % a Lindsay BIAS returned
from Temple where She Has been
for several weeks 100 t horplts!
Miss Ethel Williams has return
90 from sHyertou. where .he taught
school Mss year
Miss Gladys Varsalif. who bias
been the teacher OF piano and ,io
lu az Seth ward College. vUl leave
Saturday for Portland OREGON
Evening star., 1915-04-11
PURE WATER FOR SOLDIERS.
War Department Authorizes Pur-
chase Of New Sterilizing Bags.

Authority has been given to the quar-
termaster general by the War Depart
ment for the purchase of 200 water-ster-
ilizns rubber bags which will have field
test with the second division in Texas.
Some time ago extensive experiments
were made with this new equipment for
the army by the Medical Corps and the
type which will be used in the coming
test was approved. Although they weigh
only seven and a half pounds and can be
carried on the back of soldier. these
bags have a capacity of thirty-eight gal
Ions of water. They are hung from tri-
pod or any improvised structure and can
be filed in very short time.
BY the use of calcium hydrochloride
the contents of a bag can be sterilized III
ten or fifteen minutes and water can be
served to the troops from five different
faucets as rapidly as canteens or cups
can be filed. These bags are regarded
as valuable instruments for supplying
troops with pure water under all condi-
tions. With them it is believed that all
malarial, typhoid and cholera germs can
be eliminated from drinking water in any
locality When the army is at a pernla
nent station the publication of its water
supply can be handled with ease by medi-
cal officers, but it has always been a
very troublesome problem when the troops
are in the field or on the march.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
WILL TEST RESERVE ACT
Trust Company Bankers to Question
Constitutionality of Fed
eral Law.

NEW YORK. April 10.-The consti-
tutlonal1ty of that clause in the federal
reserve act allowing national banks,
where state laws do not intervene. to
exercise the powers of trust companies.
is to be tested by the trust company
section of the American Banking Asso-
ciation, it was announced tonight by
Uzal NJ. McCarter. chairman of the
executive committee of that section
and president of the Fidelity Trust
Company of Newark. y. J.
The proposed test of the federal law,
il was stated was decided upon at a
recent meeting of bankers in New York
at which resolution was adopted re
tanning counsel for the executive COM
mittee of the trust company section,
and Il committee of five appointed to
arrange the details in connection with
the proposed litigation.
Mr.. McCarter stated that although the
American Bank Association as an or
Ganization had decided, it appeared, not
ality of the clause in question. the
members of the trust company sec
tons executive committee, feeling
that the entire subject of corporate
trusteeship was in jeopardy and that
the interests of the trust companies of
the country were adversely affected.
unanimously passed, after complete dis
cussion a resolution to make a test.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
PRETTY GIRLS DETAINED
AS BUFFALO FUGITIVES
Police Here Take Two Would-Be
Actresses in Charge on
Telegraph Request.

When Detective Jacob herman. car
by Two pretty aud stylishly dressed
young women. entered police headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon clerks and de
tectives found plenty of time to put
aside their work for = few minutes.
The young women registered as Miss
Charlotte Petit and Miss Margaret
Harding, gave their ages AS eighteen
years of age and said they were from
Buffalo. " Y
Chief of Police Regain of Buffalo
asked for their arrest. While not fully
approaching their incarceration at the
mouse of detention the young women
were happy over the prospects of re-
turning to their homes
They stated that they had an idea
they wanted to follow the theatrical
business. They had been on the stage
before leaving home month ago and
came to this city to appear as mem
bers of a stock company
When they became anxtous to return
to Buffalo. they stated. they were with
out funds. and Miss Petit wrote home
for assistance.
the request for assistance from home
Miss Petit observed.
Inc girls were roominc at = house on
1lth street. where they We're found by
Detective Berman. They were held on
the technical charge of being fugitives
and 1t is probabl that they will start
homeward tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
such consderab bic size as to meet that
Need More Army Now.

But that we need more of "A stand
ing army than we now have is fact
patent to every one who considers the
subject. There is also imperative need
of trained men in reserve to fill up the
depleted ranks of the regular army,
and similar reserve for the organ
lied militia.
AS to the numbers of the standing
army. the method of obtaining these
reserves, the methods of eXpension IN
time of need and other technical con-
siderations of this character, it is not
of vital Importance that we should
consider them at this time: they VIII
be properly settled by those skilled in
the military art when the general
policy has been agreed upon.
w hat we laymen can do at this
tine. and what we should do. and
wish to impress upon YOU to do, with
as much earnestness as I can COM
mand. is to give this matter concen-
trated consideration, to reach the
wisest conclusions thereon and to see
to it that those who represent YOU are
informed of your opinion and put 1t
into effect.