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The evening world., 1917-09-12
FIFTH AVENUE CROWD
SEES AUTO KILL MAN
Witnesses Say Victim Was Try.
ing to Dodge Throegh
Traffic.

Fifth Avenue crowds saw a fatal ac-
cldent this morning IN the o'clock
rush. when Frank Haber. No. Jy7
Gates Avenue. Brooklyn. trying to cross
the avenue about hfty feet from the
Twenty-cigh Street cross walk. was
struck down and killed. The car that
hit him IS owned by Leonard Mile. No.
1866 West Seventy second Street. II was
driven by a chauffeur, Charles Dion,
No 600 West One Hundred and Thirty
third Street A member OF the Mile
family. the police say. was in the car.
Witnesses told Policeman Houston,
who reported the accident. that Haber
seemed to be trying to dodge through"
traffic. The chauffeur. witnesses
agreed, gave n warning honk and at
the same time set the brakes. Habcr
was taken to Bellevue Hospital. where
he died. The chauffeur was held on a
technical charge OF homicide.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
SMASH
GERMAN TRENCHES
TO THE THIRDuNt
All the Garrison Either KILLED
~ Made Prisoner. Says
Paris Report

PANS. SEPT Q. -I'rnol tro.ps
lsti nisht atiasksi fbs UstmRn
F,nChss in ths rsFiHu oi a. souriet
Va the champarns nnd fuoossdod in
HmaHhins The nraf zoo German Zine.
nhd entering ths u'rd p1.luons
Tho test uf fny Wei Or"s state.
mem follows
"lu tho Chpmi aEu, District we
oondu'tsi uroeaifuIy several tHiIr
into tho German lines. one northeast
~ Aulefl,o AM tho other % tho cast
"f the road between st. Iillsifs and
- souplci A. this latter point
French dothohmsnts penetrated as
Far a. the third German lines. \
spirited fiTht developed IN the course
~ which the German Rarrson waH
either killed or made prisoner. We
blew W numerous shelters and
Drought back important raw mate
rial.
"On the right bank OF the River
Meuse We rcpulsed two attacks upon
our advanced posts TO the north Of
Caurleres wood nnd 20 tho north Of
RonvRuN.
AN enemy attack northeast VI
Tahure failed under our fire and re-
suited la serious losses FOR our assail-
ants.
In Belgium there has been very
spirited artillery firiny IA the sectors
OF Dreigrachtcn and BiNschootc.
Enemy airplanes have bombard,d
the region of Dunklrk. erherc were
several victims among the civilian
population"
The evening world., 1917-09-12
TWO HELD IN AUTO SWINDLE.
Insurance Concerns Charge Con-
spIrRcy Between Owners ana
Thieves,

4 conspiracy between automobile own
ers and automobile thieves, with insur-
ance companies furnishing the profit
was alleged to-day when Irving Milton
OF No. l7S Park Place, Brooklyn. and
Irving zibritz, No, 1880 Eastern Park
way. were arraisncd before Magistrate
Manner on grand larceny charges. The
men were held IN Si,0O bail each, after
pleading not guilty,
Car owners, It was sail. arranged
with thieves to steal cars I'm Brooklyn
and sell them IN Philadelphia ana to
steal m philadelphia ana sell In Brook
lyn. The insurance companies paid tho
costs, and the sale proceeds were net
profits.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
U S. SAILOR HELD AS SLAYER
Accused of killing After Row over
Refusal OF DrInka.

Joseph f. Mead OF No. 1Og South
oSford street Brooklyn. who says
he belongs on tho y. s. S. Agamem-
non, was urraigncd before Coroner
Wagner OF Brooklyn to-day and held
to the Grand Jury on charge Of
homicide, Harry Dalton. chief petty
officer on the same ship. was held as
o. material witness but nfterward
paroled. The dead man was Philip
brady OF No. 3ti Flfth Avenue, Brook
lyu.
BenJamln Clark, bartender at No
66y Fulton Street. Brooklyn, said thai
after he refused to serve drinks 10
men In uniform they went 70 the
coats and then renewed the demand
FOR drinks. Clark still refused. and
Brady ted the mon away, telling them
"thc bartou udcr IL right" brady was
found a few minutes later with frac-
turCd skull.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
BEL MONT PARK WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-For fillies: two-year-
ods; claiming; with t927 80 added; five
and a half furlongs.-Aileen o.. i04
tWessle). 10 70 5, 9 to 3 and ! 10 2.
won; Wood Violet. lO2 CPetz), l6 70 4.
iOs PSrringt on. 10 to 5. even and .
70 9. third. Time ! .O6 3-5. Queen Mar
got. Portia and High Vale also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechas for
four-yeRr- r-olds and up, with 300 add
D'Amour. l35. .Byers). to 10. out and
out, first. Peg o. My Heart. 1876. GIL
hertz even. out and out lost rlder)
second. Tlmo, 4.2l. only two starters.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
MEANS NOW ADMITS
MRS. KING MADE
new WILL IN 1916
1871 Dcuie, ilr U NJ Vel.
IN Nerc Lyer toi
lN Provision,
500 81 tros, . staH Cssfsss a ,.n,
~ The fvsnins WordD

''NtffitH n C. scot 10 Tho
aHlfal lH saiHhurr. fHs soHu'r sea
'H.lffur .HuHfH. I...s. 90 o. %.
h 'Hih. '.. 500 aaE'I e..
f.r uH i..saIus fl. su.ufIui
.' 1'uds 4 KIM hss been un
.f'H'l1u. ..HtefBr a Ness OIL.
',..u.. p4rtsl1s .wlft fl,n ,U
iH. par of tHs pH5r~rgunr Officials
.. 'Aif Iadi .ai dIstr 3D. So M.uuf
'.'. slu has bsou a. Ashc,l.ie ir con.
'r7rno" VITA Mr. Ammo y Ipuin
ror. mother of MfF kius las Ar-
ranged fur conference vIiH sp.i...
Cor Hayden Clement
Nhen word reached this excited
lrie city That Blstilc' Attorney
ssann IN New YORK bad started ..n
Investigation into tho case uudss.
sued aubpOonns Tor Oaston lnd AZ.
Ton Moanssiho people who had been
predicting tho cnso would naturally
de out without further inyesilru.
uon - tho mystery. underwent "a
decided change of opinion.
CASTOR Bullock Means. the ,n,,'
fiFure IA tho tragedy that bad a.,
setting In tho dismal glen by Block
wolier's Spring. ~ FAR different
man to-day than when hc returned.
ia We OF mnnnoa. sir..'.g of face auI
seemingly careless regarding M.
stories that we're being circulated
about him. Mems In to-day rctlccnt,
peoyish and unHmlllng. lie tcsonts
being questioned and has adopted a
new system for his interroga ;ors.
They must now write out their qurs-
tions and take down his answers Ia
writing.
When Means was sought out TO.
day no said he knew OF the wrltiua
In Chicago OF n will for Mrs. King
but declared he knew nothing OF Its
contents. Ilo said by direction OF
Mrs. King he had been paying Hrs
Robinson. the dead woman's mother,
$1,000 month in lieu OF the allow
anoe OF 5000 she formerly received
from her trust fund. lie said the
Mrs. Robinson fund was in no way
commingled or confused with the
trust fund for her sons, VIII and
Paul Robinson.
Means was asked. IBID Mrs. Melvin
have any knowledge OF the will OF
her sister. Mrs. King. whereby the
bulk of he latter's estate Is decided 4,
to herr
Mrs. Melvin soys she heard Mrs. |
King say she had executed several |
Wills" replied Means. but that she !
did not know the contents OF any of
these, and does not know now winch
Is the last will spoken OF by Mrs.
King"
did YOU. Mr.. Means, aid in draw
ing up the will Of Mrs. Klng7"
II did not nid In drawing up the
will OF Mrs. King"
Members Of the Coroner's jury
which gave a verdict OF accidental
death" have been visiting the scene
of tho shooting. and admit their In
quiry should have been more thor
ough.
Mrs. Melvin, who. Il is supposed.
inhcrits the bulk OF her sisters
estate under the will vt 1916. and
I who is guest at the home OF VIII
lam s. Means, father of CASTOR.
/ stands stanchly by the man who WAS
I her sisters close confidential adviser
/ Mrs. Melvin ls no longer permitting
| herself TO be interviewed, Naston
Means being her spokesman.
The evening world., 1917-09-12

fortune was used TO finance stock
ronsactlons. We are now trying t'
Ind out what New York broker deal
IA stocks for Mrs. King, for he.
lusincss manager, Mr.. Means, oE he,
uster. Mrs. Melvin"
Charles Evans Hughes to-day de.
ned report that he had been re.
tanned by Castor Means as Counse
II o suit to contest the Will of Mrs
King.
81 have not been retained rs Coun,
sci in any King will case" said tn,
former Justice.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
Ukrniriap Parliament DisspproVes
korniIon's Revolt.

LONDON, Sept. IA wireless
despatch received to-day frbm Potro-
8rad declared that tho Ukrainian
Parliamen, (Rada) had formally de-
clared Its disapproval OF Gen. korni-
ioff's counter revolution.
The news was received with great
satisfaction. inasmuch as rkrainLa
has been heretofore largely against
the Provisional Government. More
over. - is the home OF the Don Cos
sacks. who form the major part Of
lien. Korniloff's revolving forces.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE HERE.
british JnrIst and Lady Reading
Visit New York.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept. Ia
Hon. Viscount Reading. Lord Chief JUS
lice Of England, arrived here to-day on
an American steamship from Great
urItaIn. Ho is accompanied by Lady
Reading.
Lord Reading was last IN this coun-
try two years ago when he came as head
~ the British Financial Commission
which, with n French Commission, ar
rnnged for tho 5000. 900 Anglo.
French loan from American baniSors In
1910.
The evening world., 1917-09-12

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Niisllk tslsffapas fI.t Hf o.
Tisah fhFrt. aa H. a. fE
sphs "a nrurs sma.rnif Hub.
sisd i'slaias starH Hrm f. u.s
The evening world., 1917-09-12
SWAMI Causes Forgery Hunt In
King Case In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2,--StatoS Attorney
Hoyne began an Investigation to-day
at the request OF District Attorney
Swami Of Now York into alleged forger-
les, said to have been committed ia
connection with the trust fund given TO
Mrs. Anna Robinson. mother Of Mrs.
Maude A. King. Mr.. Hoyno was asked
to md out whether Mrs Rohnson's
signature was forged to the document.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
DIED.

CoRBETT.-MARGARE coRBErr.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (camp.
btlrO, 1870 Broadway. Friday, 10
o'clock,
MERKEL-ROsE MERKEB.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (camp
bclrs), 1870 broadway, Thursday morn
Ing. ! o'clock.
MIDDLEToN.-JoHN c. MIDDLETON.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (Camp.
belvsD, 1870 Broadway.
NADAL.--RAMoN NADAL.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (cAmp.
beI,s. 1870 broadway.
THOMPsON.--MARTH JANE THoMP.
son.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (camp.
bcrs). 1870 Broadway. wednesday. .
o'clock.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
TOMBSTONE TRUST FINED.
Seventeen Members Of Association
Also PenaIiSed Individually.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept 1?,--Seien-
teen members OF the National Retail
Monument Dealers Association were
fined to-day by Judge John c. Rose in
the United States District Court here,
Ia addition 10 nne OF $4,000 imposed
upon the assOcla tlon.
The Indictment against them charged
violation OF the Sherman Anti Trust
Law. The individual fines ranged from
81 900 down TO s. each.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
Germahs CIaIm Capture OF 5000
Russians at RiHa.

BERLIN. Sept. l2 (vla London).-
Russian prisoners captured By the der
mans IN tho battle " Riga numbered
1900, according 20 the official an.
man General STAFF. The Germans also
ieok S25 canno.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
Maine's sweet Corn Pack Hard hit
by Frost.

PORTLAND. Nc. Sept. 12.-Maine's
sweet corn pack was hard hit by
frost last night. reports from various
sections OF the State indicated to-
day. Hundreds Of acres OF corn were
ruined. and In order to save tho re-
mainder. canning factories will run In
three shifts.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
PresIdeAt and Mrs. Wilson 60 Ashore
AZ OLD Ly me.

OLD iME. Conn, Sept 12.--Presl-
dent Wilson's yacht. the Mayflowcr,
anchored off Old Lyme to-day and
President and Mrs Wilson came
ashore aud took luncheon at the nome
of Miss Florence Griswold The ar
rival OF the President was very Quiet.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE.-Selling; two-year-
olds: five and one-half furiongs: Sin
cerity. 1O7. .MulcshD $3.50, $3.50
$3.50, AnstraI, IOs .Louder) 1910
Time, los 20. Little Boy. sunny HILL
paganini also ran.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
ExpIosIon In Fell Trec Inn.

\ boiler explosion In the Pell Tree
Inn. Pelham Ray Parkway and Spll.
Rocks Road, caused 81 500 damage this
afternoon, The inn is occupied ~ Tap
ban & Toney. No one was hurt
The evening world., 1917-09-12
SgagssKVs oovUasatNT
ltoPUs 70 AVOID BlooosHEo


- ionF as s.u,f.I kH.#"
.ti epsn fus'....H Hr
.atiur .r gof..tnt.'.. ..#
f'suesrsd in fa,.. Cd at. H.us a...
ind n = probable tH.. f". N.'.
srumsnf plI Paf'uo1' nIfa.s.uU .H.
st,sis unless aii 4a5,s 1' .... ss.,.
.iou from u,ueral konii9f 's iost
By order ~ tie Government. "a.
irand Dukes NichaF Ai,,androv'gH
nd Paul Aisxaudro,IigH Ha,H been
t-ansforei fruu their pr'Nat. I..I.
asuce "a Gatchinn. near IrtrvErud.
10 the Ministry - the iutora..
fER Grand Duko MIclaf Alex.
androfRh O. brother o. the de-
posed Emperor. when 'h' lin-
perial regime was overthrown on
March i6 Emperor Nicholas dos
ignaied Ornnd Duke Michasl No.
Regent. bui h. In turn abdi-
1hted on tho following day. Last
week the former Grand Duke waR
arrested IN connection with tho
discovery Of counter revolt
Paul AleKandroviich II an uncle
= tho former Empororl
r6arskoy e Sclp. whero the Czar
rnerly spent most ~ his time In
hil summer palace. may be- the scene
of a big battle between Gen kornil-
an's rebels and tho Provisional. Cow
.rnment troops
Word received here to-day said the
revolving forces were advancing rap
dly toward that point--twenty miles
from tho city--and that clash was
lnomcntarlly expected there.
At point twenty-siN miles from
he capital 1000 sharpshooters, hur-
r.cd from Poirogiad. met a dct1ch-
inent OF Gen. KorEilofrs troops and
stopped their advance.
Press reports received here to-
day asserted that Gen. klem-
bovsly, the newly named Com
randsr. in Chief OF RuGsia's arm
les, has Joined korniloH.
NEW GENERAL PLACED AT
HEAD OF ARMY.
IN paFtlAl " NVlNs
u 10 announced thht Major Gen.
aouoh Brueviteh has been ap.
sslntet1 commandsr-in. Chief OF
the Russian army, IN succession
10 Gen. korniloH.
In an interview Vice Premier and
Minister OF Finance Nekrasoff In
formed the Associated Press that
Cen. Sprjeyalski. commander on tho
Caucasus front, and Lieut.. Gen. Dim
itn Etcherbatcheff. commander on
the Roumanian front, had definitely
declared their allegiance to the G0y-
crnment. From Gen. Staeduyeff, Ahe
commander on the western front, no
news has been received. but from his
attitude there Is reason to believe
that he remains true 10 the Govern
nont
The Associated Press has been in
formed by Minister OF Finance Mex
rasoff that the forces OF Gen. Kornll-
on. In the direction OF Pskoff and at
Dno. which were marching on Petro-
grad. had been 'outmanocuvred by tho
1roops loyal 20 the Provisional Gov
ernment. and that their retreat has
been cut of.
The evening world., 1917-09-12
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

$50 REwARp-uold filled ung on Ocean Pars
way. CJney Island Return 70 w. II. Rcnicg
Sea Gate. Coney Island,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
ARMED-SHlP CONTROVERSY
AGAIN AN ISSUE TN HOUSE
Cnry Would Withdraw Governments
Protection From Any American
Travelling GA HeIli9crcnp Vessel.

WASHINGTON January l5.-Thc
ugly head Of tho armed ship contro-
versy poked into Congress to-day
again. after featuring much of last
session. Representative Cary. of Wis
consin. introduced resolution de-
signed to withdraw the protection of
the American government rom any
citizen accepting cmpIoymo I or talk
ing passage on ship dying the i,ar
OF Il bclliSercnt nation.
The resolution is also designed 10
warn Americans from taking passage
OH such ships. The same sort of rcso.
luton last session forced n serious rri-
sis between III. President and con-
gross. When il was forced To a vnic.
at tho insiStcncc cf tho President. who
dea:"ed Congress to Indicate whether
j. intcndcd Ia tic his hands by the
passscc of the resolution. party lines
were broken and cast aside to a large
extent. Tile President cmcrgcd tho
victor by a substantial majority.
The present resolution has hccn re-
fcrrcd Ia the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee OF the House. There il will he al
lowed 20 die unless supcrhumam efforts
arc made 10 bring il 10 tho floor Of the
House
! nc I'SOlNllpli WIS introduced, ~ Is
understood. at the persistent request
aud demand OF Representative Cary'S
constituents in Milwaukee. There is
= large so-calicd German vote there.
Realizing this fact, administration
leaders are determined to keep tho
resolution safe in tho committee. with
out amy action or il. AS The present
session Of Congress expires in seven
weeks. il is not believed supporters
IF the measure can force action on il,
or even arouse sentiment sufficient for
it: consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
SNOW AND ICE COAT
many SOUTHERN STATES
Traffic I'm Various Sections l. Ham
pcrcd Ivy tho Bad
Weather.
TEMPERATURES TAKES DROP
Heavy Fogs Shrou,lin2 Several Iiar-
borS siakc Navigation Peril0us.
y Snowfall in Parts of Texas Heari-
est in History of State.

SNOW and ice coated the Southern
states yesterday from Texas To Wiz
einia. interfering with traffic IL many
places, aud. with the heavy fcgs that
shrouded some harborS. making navi-
eat,oh pcriious.
Georgia ana Florida escaped the
worst r-crs OF the seasons Scvercst
winter blast. bat nearly all the other
Gulf ami South Atlantic states expert
cnccd snow. Sl.ct or glaze storms. &C
companicd by freezing temperatures.
The Weather Eurcau believes tEc
storms Will continue to-day.
AZ Memphis the snow attained H
depth of five inches intcrruptiu. for
time street car service. Green's
boro. y. c. experienced Vie coolest
weather Of the winter with the hrs;
slcct and snow. and =; Charlottc the
temperature drop7ci more than twenty
degrees. turning drizzlius rain into
acc.
Many minor accidents occurred at
Roanoke. Va because al half an inch
OF ice. while At Newport News ioc
caused many vessels 10 lay outside the
harbcr,
Northern mississippi, Eastern Ar
kansas and Texas suffered. the snow
fall in North aud central Texas being
the hcavics: ia history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
How to Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness or Head Noises

If YOU have catarrh. catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises, caused by catarrh.
or II phicEm drops in Your throat an"
has caused catarrh OF the stomach OF
bowels. you will be glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms may b"
entirely overcome in many instances
by the following treatment. which YOU
can easily prepare in Your own home
AT little cost Secure from your drug
SIst ounce Of I'armint double
Strength. This will not cost you
more than .5c: Take this home ana
add to ii :. pint Of hot water and 4
ounces of Iranulated sugar: stir until
dissolved Talk one tablespoonful
sometimes noted after the first day
treatment Breathing should become
easy. while the distressing head noises
heada ches. dullness. cloudy thinking
etc. should gradually disappear under
the tonic action OF the treatment.
Loss Of smell. taste. defective hearing
and mucus dropping in the back OF
the throat arc other symptoms which
suggest the presence OF catarrh ana
which may often he overcome by this
eihcdcious treatment. II nearly ninety
per cent OF ALI ear troubles are caused
ny catarrh, there must he many peo-
pie Whose hearing may be restored by
tins simple home treatment.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
NEW STATE CHARITY BOARD
Is PROVIDED I'M MEASURE
senator scales ti,o Would Have Worth
Carolina Makr S.u.Oou ip-
prOprintiOn for e.

--.---I - -I-g No. -
f,-t,.,, y! y" '' u
~ i" ''t 'a'H III the
"''t''t HcHi''
Rn.,.G wye STAT"
~ 80 ''''' welfare
~ '' %! Sia'i-
- guy t' seven. s,p-
'' '' Nh",ter DIli
~ i"N.""- aA ar
h"P, .h'." 'i f-'""N 'ie wo,is Of
ana 'HU!ic
"c''"'t'
Yen" !U' .""l""' "ii'r'n 70 Memorial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
MAIL SACK. TORN OPEN.
FOUND NEAR TRACKS
ono at Three That Recently were
Thrown From Train Near
pctCrSburr.
Special 10 The Timcs-Dispa;ch.

TSNoo-al 20 Tho TImcs- D'spatch.I
PETERSBURG. VA. January ID y
mail sack was found late on Saturday
evening in Diuwjddic County, near the
Seaboard. Nil Line Railroad tracks.
about three miles from Petersburg. ny
James SaGlcr. vino was out hurting.
The sack had been broken open and
part ~ It's contents taken out. Sadler
brought the sack 10 Petersburg and
turned it over 10 tho post-ohicc au-
thorities.
This was ono OF tho three sacks re
Gently thrown or stolen from e mail
ear ri the Seaboard Air Line. Two OF
The sacks were found near TIA, city
With their contents scattered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
TI,ItE GI\II. OF ItE
COVERS ROA\Ut>E siSEtl>
IBv Associated Press.

~ N-90"IaI"H FfsS--T
ROANOKE. ~. January 10 N"a-
uoIic is covered Tonight with glaze
q, ice upon which slcct and snow are
falling. tho temperature having drop
ned twenty degree. within the last
twcuty-four hours. Traiiic is 'Ep"rt.
,nciu= trouble. both street cars and
:tttomobiieS bciu2 unable TO make
much hcadway. :;iN fire alarms within
,hc las: ihrty-sir hours have cause"
nc nrcr-cn considerable trouble. the
slippery streets making 1T almost i.1-
possible Tor thc horses 90 keen
footing. aWd forci'S the hotn' aria
Iatt!s down 20 low speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
rs no, convinced that Lewis killed

lis not convinced that Lewis killed
Miss Colbert"
Coroner knights statement Was is-.
sued Oh the return here Of Frank Paul.
c"roncrs detective ana DR.. W. =.
Wadsworth. his physician. from Pitts
hurSh. where thcy examined Lewis3
body after Il had been cXhumcd.
Captain Tate 81 tho detective bU-
rcau. said Tonight that. while both
he and the district attorney were cons
tinuing their investigation into the
mystery. nothing had been discovered
t" change their belief that Lewis was
the rirrS SLAYER. Lewis, who Was =.
member al Il wealthy Pittsburgh fam
lily. committed suicide in an Atlantic
city hotel as lie WAS about TO bc arr
rested in connection with the murder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
Al the Movies To-Day

COLONIAL. - Emm! Ncblen. In
"Nanit!."
ODEON-I.iilian Gish. In "fhc
House Built tpOs the sand; also n
keS stOue comedy.
iSIS--Mary Pickford. In .rhc
Pride OF tic CIan.'
NJCTOR-"iibcrty." with Marie
NatcRmP; also "'rhe YELLOW Men
acr."
SEN-Sioiu DRnn. In "'rbc Cos
sack Whip"
REA-"GlOrian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16

tanned to-day by the Supreme Court
The railroads. appeal was dismissed,
South Carolina DEGREES 70. $4,000
damages against the Atlantic Coast
Line in favcr OF the widow CT w. H..
Mullisan. Columbia. s c.. a locomotive
engineer. accidentally killed. were aft
frmed to-day by the Supreme Court.
tPPAM CASE ARGUMENT
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
on the first anniversary Of the cap
turc by the German raider Moewe Of
the British African liner Appam.
eases To determine future disposition
Of the !\ppam and her carSo--onc OF
tho richest single prizes Of the war
were argued to-day before the Supreme
Court. The vessel is now held at
Newport News. Va. and the Gcrma n
claimants arc appealing from a de-
crco Of Federal Judge Waddill. of
Virginia. ordering return Of the vcs-
sci and cargo to the former British
owners.
tn" .\ppam cases involve intcrpre-
iation OF German American treaties Of
1872 and ISIS. and Hague conventions.
The Arpam is claimed as the Ger
man governments property ny cap
tura: the British claimants seek re-
turn Of the ship and cargo, charging
that neutrality was violated when tho
SNIP was brought into Hampton Roads
last February after cross Atlantic
dash OF 5000 miles
Frederic X. Coudcrt. OF New York
headed the list Of counsel for the Brit
ish claimants. Former Solicitor Gen
cral lehman. Walter S. Penfleld, Rob
ert NJ. Hughes and others appeared ~:
the German interests.
The arguments win he concluded
tomorrow.
Sir Cecil Springfield. the British
ambassador. and Prince IIa;zfcldt.
counselor OF the German embassy.