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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
GREAT BRITAIN Will. NOT D|sTuRR
SHIPMENTS FROM UNITED SIXTIES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TO ANSWER CHARGE
Evidence to Be Submitted Out.
lined to Senate Investigating
Committee.
(By Associated Pnss.)

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Evidence
TO be submitted by the Southern Rail-
way in answer to the charge that Il is
In a conspiracy to bottle up" coal
fields In Virginia. Kentucky and Ten
nessee was outlined to the senate In
vestigating committee today by A. p.
Thom. general counsel Of the road.
Mr. Thorn said if the charge had been
true the Southern would have stayed
out OF that territory instead OF paving
$S.000,000 or $4,000. 900 to get in. He
suggested that the directors OF the
road be called as witnesses aud aues-
toned es to charges that they were
not heavily interested financially In
the company.
Their names may not show on the
the stockholders lists, possibly be-
cause business men are not willing to
give prying individuals an opportunity
to figure out how their credits diInin-
ish and expand with the stock mar
Ikets." declared Mr.. Thorn. They do
their own bookkeeping"
Referring to charges that the
Southern had brought up bird ends
OF roads to prevent the coal fields be-
Ing tapped, and had declined to con-
tinue them to the coal fields, the at
torney Baid:5et n
IF 1t would have been such profit
able thing for those blind ends to be
constructed across the mountain, why
| did not the men who built them com.
plete the roads instead or going hank.
lrupt? Yet the United States senate IL
called to sift for months claims by
| men who have never achieved great.
ness In private enterprise /, that .tsie
southern. In buying ip these bank
ryipts roads. was trying to- bottle nr
the euai 1flci i6R.n = = .s;ss 8 "
Mr.! Thorn told the Sopimit ittse tlf
Bonthefn htA fefed tssss si H. ini5siTl.
tan opefa0fg the same sxroft ratt
through ChaRle lestnn ass pfavafled On
conlpet s Esnes for shipment thougk
Norfolk althonsh the former haul
s.S-...ss ~. .s-ssvs s.sa1DOt -gs},u
jI.EcnSh more iitIncuit country
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LONDON, Jan. 7.-(7:20 p. m.)
Eagland's preliminary reply to the
Americas note CONCERNING interrupt
tion of American shipping by British
warshirs wac discussed by the cabi-
net today and win be forwarded
shortly, probably tomorrow. to the
United States government. ss
No Response 10 the preliminary note
ts expected from the United States.
s'he note viii be In the nature os an
acknowledgment OF the American pro-
teat and q general statement or the
unusual cpnditi tons faced by EinGland.
II Is pointed out that the American
note Eiakes no specific statsments con-
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TO der Seizure
Sssrgoss

Z ST IsssggsS Jan. 3.sseisars ol
Ainericsn CagEoes by British wasships
VIII be c0nAid cred exhaustiseiy &c the
National Foreign Trade Conference
here fanuarH at-22. IL was announced
today John Bassetti Moore, former
,counselloe es she State department,
viii read 8 paper on 'c;cminesciai
Problems Arising IN War. Other
gpeairers include Professor Edwin y.
QAS. Of Haffnfd Univafsify; Pfofes.
SOC u W. a4hises OF coTaeli; Proses-
pyss a. Il GElfgett, or the UniversitS
Qf Tennesses, nzid James "A. Farrell,
bfesigeS1t cf the United States Steel
eofpArakion :. ). q 81
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VILLAS s0ITu|On;OF
BORDER DIFFICULTIES
Moving 10 Attack Garrisors a,sd
! Drive cairanza Forces Fron
/ Border Towns.
ilBy Assosia,ed Pres,

LAREDO, ,Tcx3 Jan. 7.-vilIa forces
making an attack today on Victoria,
capital aof the state OF Tamaulipas,
were put to flight. leaving many dead
aud wounded on the field, according
TO Constitutionalist advices received
at Nueyo Laredo, Mexico, late today.
the report stated the Villa forces
thought the city garrisoned by q
handful OF men, but the Carranza
troops under General Caballero PROV
ed surprise. =
Victoria was reported quiet to-
night.
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Go ttiilg + zoo g Chslnualnly'
I With Each Other
5my A.sOeiassa prsss...,l

81 BERLIN. via London, Jan. r..
German army authorities have issued
a general order prohibiting troops In
the feld from frafernAins with
forces OF the enemy as they did at
sssssfs.i points In fiie Nsst at Christ-
mas. g, ysS.
such eri esient was this frefsrr-
aixlng carried out that ut one place
ThsTe the GeT1aans and Rritish May
- dR7 thas sass.=sts.
TO suspend assS44sitities sor tEc tsys
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Great Britain 5 Reply TO Alne1ic
Protest TO Be Forwards Sotl

lcerning particular cases % watch aiiS
objections are based anA chs Britinh
+preiiminary reply. Wit !, ,i,s 10, more.
spscifo. me BriaEh paEfc Il cisiIa-
IEsenting widely upon what is termed
tnite Idea Of the AstaEe os the consf0-
ssrsy. : &. 5 sts 81.
s. The foreign once today expfessed
eurpFise at repcrts Of the dekeStson cf
tbs steamer Denver at the Cfikney le-l
lande. Epeciic tsttrtieiipns we're
DELAYED Ioagsr th4n was eeSssasy toI
Identity her. S s.
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TURKISH MENACE AGAINST
RUSSIANS IN TRANs-cAU-
SIA HA- BEEN RE-
MOVED
If DEFEAT is
AS REP ORTED
Military Men Are Taking Great
Interest IN Russian Invasion
ofEIunsary.
(By As.oeiattiTPress.)

+ LONDON, Jsn, complete
change in the situation in the near
east may be brought short by the Rus
sian victory over the TURKS In the
Caucasus. IL the Turkish defeat Is as
sweeping as has been reported cffi-
cially--fhe virtual destruction OF two
Turkish army corps and the repulse
OF q third-the Turkish menace against
the Russians in Trans -Caucasia has
been removed. The loss of SO many of
.heir best trained officers and men, Il
is believed here. will compel : the
Turks to give up any ambition they
had OF invading their enemy's terri
tories and force them to concentrate
on the defense OF their own country.
Military, men. however. are taking
aven greater interest in the Russian
invasion Of Hungary through Uzsok
Pass in the CaFpathians, end their
RAPID advance ON. Traasyiyania;
through Bukowina simultaneously
with their movement toward CFacow..
These combined opetatfors arr tha
most gigantic n,i sffa Ii In the war.
In the nshltiki the Russians are
held by ta; AiistTD- l5eruiaii, IN ives.
tern Islicia. Field atarshai Won fin
denbprg, the GsrfnSE co oinafnan q IA
northern Polands Dan risOYA brs siow-
: An his Offensive opera tiDns aea ts,ht
MlarseWs beesti sjf tn d mi tfldy FSk 4 4.
~ Petso1fad iispa fEh Ii says fhf;k aviSa.
tors aheSe hb1efvaa Slt Slfilie tfrSatish
failwasfn tetatt Gsts nt1ermanh 2 artiiierrv
whtQh esnhpt be tnURedt Saase. .of the
rtadan Ithha heafs iAiaS;a asaif III sssas sRl'
Germans iptendedbt 10 duse ithS tHistafa
fqr The transport or Their efiinnu. Ant
with tho Eussiati5 nj b0ss6ssloli OF the
northern bank this obviously would be.
imR9ssibie. 81 900 'gsi ss'' Iit'Et
Although the fighting has been in.
terse at many points on the western
front there is little or no change in
Flanders, where tho fields and roads
are under several feet OF water. In
that territory only artillery has been
able to work, butsin northern France.
betweeh Lille and ATras, there has
bsen some hard Aghting in which
: trenches have changed hands more
than once. ( = ~ y =,
Hard fighting continues Ia Aisaca.
where the French claim an advance
toward Altkift Cd. They apparently
have gQtsAo further along the Carnay
ROAD from Gteinb bach. !, 81 :. ,lt.; 80.
Che GBS.tIsh ldrpirAlty iss convineSd
thst stlle > hat ttleahip1 Fornidaiesi Sas
destroyed ;bysa Garman submarine. In
making this nnlineelsent Ia ttiie
hose OF lords the Earl or Uretse dis
svulged thesi inform hation that sGhe SPAR
tan1ENle Sahich the sd sdmisaity profnui4
sata 9 fstts 40 tts loss pF the cruisers
Abetltir, 0ressy and fIozue, that p no
shtpas aslloulA go Il; & the q sdssistaneee OF
anethers Tor fear tlint she too might
be tofpe does, hAe baen carried Sut. The
captain OF the formidable although iA
knew his. ship was io0mes, signaileti
other ships mot to osatand BY. &
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u E. . 10.
Walter Smith is the young man OF
Buffalo. who was shot to death bv
canadian soldiers while he was hunt,
Ing ducks on the Niagara River near
Fort Erfe,i Can. International COM
plicahons with Great Britain have
Deen suggested as result, but Of
hcia's OF both governments insist
there will be no serious consequences.
Smith. with friend, Charles
Rorsch. according to accounts of the
ahafr. were put ont early In the morn
ing. They. took their boat over into
the Canadian side OF the river. The
Fort Erie chief of police rushed. to the
bank TO warn them of because It was
ciosea season Tor hunting ducks in
Canada. Later he called members of
Q military company from the fort.
They fired on the two men In their
boat. Smith was instantly killed, while
Rorsch was wounded:
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NAVY DE CT ARES
FOR NEIJL Try


WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Mexi-
can navy, or part OF 1t at least, has
declared for neutrality. according to
dispatches TO the Gutierrez agency
here which say fouy sunboats on the
Atlantic coast have retired 20 q quiet
cove on Yncatan to await the result
OF the battle between the factions.
Z Dispatches TO the state department,
however. were interpreted as possibly
that part OF the navy was
preparing to move. the seat OF the
Carranza sg6vern6aent from Vera
Efuz TO lsrokfas0. s &, S. S Stess
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Wars shadow Fails % Darken
lIIssia Christmas Celebration

end reiiei0un SIDE OF the Christmas
lie has bsen Given an unusual inn
pulse BIZ military successes IN the
s,t1casss and ne higher community
oE rtsrests Or = nation at war. & IS
On the etFecsa tho holiday season
EmanA le$sd itself IA The children gath
sered ar1End blazing street fires,
9sinesaG Chfisttnaa carols: and the
bestii1g pAkees saden crowds. ex-
shaneinB greetings and the Thousands
q. the way 20 eathedrsls for obsss<S
sncS oflrafigfoun rites :
Tne American hoepttAi gave d res
g9,ti1a Mnd SpJSlcers g3r the wounded
soidteFs;
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Refuses Petition For
Witt 81 EIalsea G rpus
tRy Assaeia,sd Pm..,) /.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. The stats
enpreme court today refused the peti-
don OF c. Jones Rixey. former pFSsi-
dent of the Virginia 1.rut ana Safe
Deposit Company. os AlexsEiiris, Cor
. writ Of habeas corpus sued Tor IN
the hope, is WAS stated. that the hank
er would be delivered into the cti6-
tcdy of his family instead OF being
confined IN the Marion asylum for tie
criminal inaane. Rixey was ihdlcted
four years ago on the charge Of g7aAG
larceny. A funaey colpmisEion ..ksne-
after adiudged him insane.
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Sentenees Frleaa,is ] Son.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan. 7.--Feder-
al Judge lands today sentenced the
son or O. family with which he had
been long on warm terms OF friend
ship 10 Is months ut hard labor In
the Fort Leayenworth penitentiary.
The prisoner was Ralph W. Dtcker-
s.ss. member og = rich and pre,ninAnE
Illinois family anu former cashier of
the Springfield postofiice. He pleaded
guilty OF riiiing letters.
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CEEyELAND. O.. Jan. tine Gen-
erAi Investment @ sa.ssaassz.s
and Joseph w. 5ackppn. atceAiloie-
er IN the Like ainre Railway. today
flied puis sssaiast sala Lake Shnre and
against William X. yandeshilt seek
Ing q yuaeEent ef Sl,369.7i7.sg frog
Vanderbilt N fassbr OF the rasIwsy
Company. ss S
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Herbert Corey is perhaps the best
known American correspondent IN the
great war His daily letters from
France, Holland, Germany. Belgium.
and England have been a feature OF
many American newspapers and have
SO well pictured the horrors of the
war that he has been described by
authorities as the literary find of the
year"
He went TO Europe the ,day Ger
many declared VIZ on Russia and
since that time lie has written more
than 100000 worts which have been
read by millions in the United States.
Many % his striking ltlters wsre
cabled to- the London Times, the lead
Ing newspaper OF, Europe and created
q sensation there. Despite threats
I'ade by the British censor, Mr.. Corey
went on writing what: he thought OF
the attempts to muzzle the British
press and American newspaners
through control of cable.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
ALSO TAKES STEP TO. RE.
MEDY coAsPLAlpaTsR RaADE
IN RECENT PRO-
TEST
NOTE RECEIVED
FROM AMB BASSADOR
Danger Of G'-ns couta1bsna
Articles to Germany dnd Aas- /,
tria Believed Renewed. ss.s
tBy A1sselatsa !Pns,.,i,

WASHINGTON. jan: i. t,festi
Britain. Italy and Th3 n,tf ~, -
have reached al eftsenasat ;S 6 4 es'Is sSsS5
commerce TO the latter two co,,ntSfas I
from the United States ~ eaflenfSYI IL
meet with Q minimum or rnoiastnl linS
Great Britain, according To stS c;s,fr !.
from both the British etnuassv 3 ni,3
state department, also has er,i n -
to remedy some OF the connfaints
made by the United States "a its ~,
cent protest. - Z ,'.ss,55sse
The statement indicated that go ,far
as Italy and Holland ara q cSacet tnss, l
the British government now bsiIeYSs.
the danger OF getting coatrabah,l = sysT
ticles through TO- Germany 6nd M,ssi5is
hag been removed. Should eYeciise
measures be arread ,,efv,es,, N a ia,
and the other European ne,ttssia .yaSss i;,sSs
lsh officials believe Arneyisar snniI,.
merce In future viii NOT ID s,,hsecs IN
delays and iHtsrsarerce. 80
American Mluieter Van sryvita ~ IN.
Hague cabied during che div fhat fI,e
British, French and Russian min fsfsslssrs -
had given formal y Sss,rs ~ !, Sss s. s.as M
merchandise even iof s 8 SnnsyS l,s,ia
character would not hs -
the high seas if coSinirrsS ~ n - -.
cehtiy esta bifahet1 a ~ ;s, -.
soiy.. Il y
,ecreta7y BrS IL VI n.
Iai note from STR fsaci1 Es3; 4 = i; -
1.-THE Erifiis IN -; 8; 81 slSsi
iInkstnuni ;sE al ) SsS t'' = : ~ nj
lshVhi etuFss 1yyj sIss ss5ssi,s n - S,,ssf
lhibited by Jsaiy osliI ffols (, Z
meats woiiid 4, \ s sssr.,
WHEREBY these psuiirint sssa,I n =. arSiSss
ped without. ifllc,iitg n, tii,dN co7s;Ils
lsl4e s..,:.. lt.
/ 1ue british erabasaadc eis6 fssa,e,1
| the fotlowiug stat te,-aeflt. :. y 81 ,ss :
"shipr,eIits Sop 4. ,Yiaiv f 81, ry,asts,,
eteanisrs OF Foods pIeeaii -, ,iss -.
barge list or ina .Itaiian stsSsrn,,sSs,,
and consiened to nps,iII6 iSs 81, A. ) s,,si
free. 8 & Z. 3 = ;. 3 q iis
ARTICLES for HOLLAND stsnayt a,n,,,i
copper. petroleum ana 1sss. srcssf rss,.t
rics and corn gilei, na., n scS -,
cd 10 the Nathariandh ~ ~ ~
shonId be CON slGnea az fjfs. 3 NTS,fssss.
lands oyer-seea Trent IA sisaurS !, In ~.
| Interference. J. y: Z; z :
aOnt of :7s ysesseIH sisat i Ava ma. -.
ceefied fsom the tJrftSa satatea q IL
Scandinayian conatrias. fssiisna tnnS
- u ~. u, 49,
Italy biuCG tu5 oeBlpuin8 ~ kNuc sWat,
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3 llEN8fNt5s Alich.. Jan. Sien.S o
Q ntoe nsn3on introduced fesolns o
q ton ii the State senate today o
D asking conexess} TO take inaraed- 3
D .iate ateps 10 purchase Mexfc0. D
o He fIscipfed tie lnsted states q
. eveHttsatlv must own. all og she b
. country - faF south A. che PAna- D
8 nm elanhl. .
b + q; 8
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ExoUsE Us. PIsAsE J

8 ',.l' 2 2 Z Z 9 : 9 = 90 z .. {, . .
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-02-12
Market ST. Drug Co.
w. F. SCHOLZ, Mgr.
Notice Of Special Bond Election.

Notice is hereby given that on March
10th, 1915, a special city election will
be held in the City of Cresco, Iowa, for
the purpose of voting BONDS in the
sum of $4,000 with which to purchase
additional land and erecting an elevated
water tower. Said election will be
held at the following named places :
First ward, at hose house; Second ward,
at hose house; Third ward. at council
room in new library building.
The form of the ballot shall be
For the issuance of bonds in
the sum of $4,000 for water
works
Against the issuance of bonds
in the sum of $4,000 for
water works. Observation-Disclosures.
Dated, February End, 1915.
A. E. BARKER, MAYOR.
24t4 M. J. McArthur. City Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-02-12
Attention ROYAL Neiqhbors.

Jessie Gleason, recorder, will be at
M. M. Crafts store the second and
fourth Saturday afternoon of each
month to receive membership dues.
Or if more convenient dues may be
paid to w. A. Gleason at the passen-
ger depot any week day up to one
% clock p. m. 24t4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-02-12
For Sale.

Three registered Holstein bulls
Szrade Hoistein calves of either sex, a
REGISTERED Chester White boar, II year
1sE and some young Chester White
ooars. Phone Eureka /.
l6tf VIM. OWENS.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-02-12
CRISIS BANK
BILL RADICAL.
FcThids Leans BY Banks to
Officers or Director;
TO GUARD AGAINST FAILURES

Warren Clarke District Senator to
Fight for Measure Proposed Flee.
tion Changes-The judiciary Puzzle
-Repeaiers Are Busy-New Work.
mems Compensation Act-Bills for
Newspaper Publishers-.Other Legis.
lative DOings.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-02-12
Satisfied Customers
Our Best Advertisement

We do great deal Of advertising in various ways, but
we believe that the most favorable publicity that we
receive is through the medium of Satisfied Customer
Sac1 customers talk about to other prospective
customers and this constitutes "advertising by word
of mouth" and is most effective
Besides providing the very best of service, we install
every convenience that a drug store can contain.
Our prices are as low right quality be had for
anywhere and if we have not had the pleasure of serv
ing you should like add you to our list OF sat
istied customers"
The evening world., 1915-01-07
COMB SAGE TEA IN
L|FELESS, GRAY Hair
II Mixed with Sulphur it
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened. glossy and abundant with q
brew of sage Tea and sulphur. When
ever her hair fell out or took on that
dull. faded or stresked appearance. this
simple mixture was applied with won
drrful effect. by asking at any drug
store fos "wyeths Sage and sulphur
Compound" you will get . large
bottle of this old-time recipe, ready 70
use. for about 80 CENTS. This simple
misturs can be depended upon TO restore
natural color and beauty 70 the hair
and 10 splendid for dandruff. dry. Itchy
scalp and falling hair.
A well-knovn downtown druggist says
everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
pAur, because Il daskens % naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell II has been
sppiied-it's % easy 10 use. too. You
simply dampen . comb or soft brush
and draw Il through your hair. taking
one strand at . time. BY morning the
cray hair dissppears; after another sppli.
cation or two. Il 10 restored 10 IL natural
color and looks glossy. soft and abun.
dant.--Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-07
0lDRfN ARENPERIL
ID FIRE IN OLD FRAME
RICHMOND HILL SCHOOL
1axpayers' Association Begins
Fight for a New and Safe
M Building.

~ a meeting OF the Highbridge
11spayers' Association OF Richmond
- last ght II was apparent the
Umbers are much aroused on the
0&5ect OF proper school accommoda-
So1ns for the district just east OF Lef-
n<es Avenue. The need Of . modern
Uoing to take the place OF the old
0ome structure. No. 81. at Hillside
A1hnus, between North villa and
V)n&es 0trsetA has been brought to
- oxtsutton Of the local school board.
4 = heated discussion the member
- hey realised It would BE- nscss-
- to fight for their rights, and they
xuGblved 10 carry on Q persistent cam.
plogn until they get recognition from
u Board Of Education. Sarcastic
roobrence was made TO an appropria-
- for . school In Kew Gardens, the
nGhionabie residential section Of
2DAmond Hill. while the far more
u4ont demands OF the district served
~, School No. 81 were neglected.
Ne unnt condition and inadequate
uuee OF 20. ~ nave long been
u1ktsr Of common knowledge In the
n4gAborhood and are admitted By the
DoeAl school board. which IL no& In .
yon1tion TO promise relief. The school
- no assembly room and none Of
- modsrn equipment Of other
moeo,s- Several copies Of . psti-
- have been prepared BY the
8lEpayerS Association and are
o0ng circulated for signatures TO b
Tented to the local school board 81
~ Dext meeting. Jan. 10. The mem
~ OF the association have decided
- Attend this meeting In Q body and
U1Es = united demand for just con-
oo1sfatioa Of their appeal.
ne petition setting forth the need
- q new school refers 70 the old
ou31ing rs dangerous to the lives of
- pupils. because Of its antigua Usd
The evening world., 1915-01-07

construction and isolation from IRE
protection. Attention Is called TO the
lack OF any place of shelter apart
from the classroon,s, and children
who arrive at tho school before tho
scheduled time OF their classes are
obliged to walt outside tho building
In all sorts OF weather until their
classes are called.
1T seems" said Edward NJ. Carpcn-
ter. vice. president of the association.
that taxpayers cannot rely on the
merit OF their case. and only those
who kick hard and long get what they
are entitled 10 In this city. 30 we are
failing In line and will nght as long
as necessary to obtain what II 10
plain 10 see our district ought TO get."
The evening world., 1915-01-07
WOMAN FOUND MURDERED.
Hsst ssarteA fer Es-Cssvsct Ahes
Boay IL Discovered - Cellar.

ALTOONA. Pa. Jan. with her
throat cut. the body Of Mrs Piummer
Port. thirty years old. wife Of q weil-to-
do farmer near Moorcsvilie. Hunting
don County. was found hidden under q
potato bin In the cellar OF her home late
yesterday.
Adam Snyder. nineteen years oed. .
paroled prisoner from the Huntingdon
Rsformatory. who worked On the farm.
10 suspected and has disappeAred. A
large posse y securing the mountains for
him to-day.
The evening world., 1915-01-07

nssssil Kennedy Dies u fshSs.
A cable despatch was received IN
washinston yesterday from TOXIC. an
nouncing the death Of Russell Ken
nedy, only son Of J. Russell Kennedy,
. newspaper man. formerly Of this city.
The young man's death cans after .
lingering iliness. He went tc Toxic sew
became the head Of the Toxic Bureau
Of the Associated Press. Russell Ken
The evening world., 1915-01-07

r~rdcn % % s.S 'SSseS 's,sr vsa 70 in The ",npIoy *
a large American corporation With et-
tcnsivc inieregts IN the Far Edst We
WAS attached tn the Shanghai Once of
that concern.