Washington Post, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1915, Washington, District Of Columbia PEKING FUTU Fails to Break lock on Japan's CHINA CLINGS TO SHANTUNG Concedes Little With Reference to First Group of Proposals by Mikado's Refuses to Admit Island Empire Has Special Privileges in Southern Mar. 1 con- here today to discuss the de- made by Japan upon re- It is in no Important con- being granted by the Chinese Japanese troops still occupy portion of Shantung entered during operations against In the It Is conceded little Concerning the de- relating to form f group under Denies Special The discussion today is reported to have had to do with tho second group ot have to do with sod orn Manchuria and inner where Japan claims a special and The Chinese representatives are to unwilling to acknowledge these claims an they KEUTER February 27, 1915. at MAX beloved husband of Mrs. J. H. Reute r Funeral from his late 1S11 street March 3. at 2 p m Interment British wife of est F daughter of the Robert S and Marv Virginia of Carroll 377. Knights of are of the death of Brother a ter member of thia at undertaking 317 Pennsylvania avenue southeast Funeral from St. Peter's Church March 1, at Ml members are requested 1 H J. Financial U M J. Grand February 28. 1915, at 6 50 p m at his 1321 Thirteenth street ed husband of Ann beth in the seventy-fourth of his age of funeral to attend i t On February 27. at 2 1 j p in a brief 111- beloved er of Bertha l set vices to held h at 2 p m at the of her 1111 R northwest Relatives and friends i 1 Sunday 28. 1915, at 4 a. in MILTON son of J. M. Kord ana husband of T Foid in the thirty-second of his neral from his late 1501 March 2, i 3t> 111. Interment at e m e t e r 1 February 28. 1915, 10 45 a m son of the Johnson trom St Paul's Catholic i V March 2. at m. Int 1' On February MART K I March 1, at 2 p. 1 r. On February 2S, 1915. at 20 a m at her 813 East J. 1 from her late residence on Mon March 1. at a. m. to Holy Comforter nere will be said for the re- of her Relatives and ft ds i n H 'n February 2S, 1 ji m at on I 11F.I aged seventy-two v ea be at the chapel of S 1011 Seventh street northwest Inter- t 1'a m 26. 1 9 i pi if home off her J AT street K. daughter of an i Julia C be held from St. en s Ma ch 1 ai February 27, beloved husband of Rosa V. from his late 827 street on March 1. at L' u. m. Interment at Rock Creek February 28, at p band of Lite Mary C. A Sed 77 i ears from his late 707 Mount place on Mond Mai 1, at 8.30 a. m. Solemn requiem mass at St. rick's at 9 a. m Relatives i n d Interment at Rock papers 'n February 27, at his 1222 II street CRAWFORD d of V irom his late residence on at 2 p. in. Invited to at- 1' at t r 'n 2', 1915, at Iji A. widow of and mother of inin and Harry Not tp of funeral IN In KH but loving of our dear father who died airo March 1. 1913. BV HIS M NERAL FRANK GEIER'S 13 ST W. Telephone Call North 520. FOOD SENT TO THE WASHINGTON MARCH 1, 1915. J. Funeral Director i Eni f-r IA la M aud MLX Mod eat T la avo Telephone Maio 1385. Report Shows 15O.OT Distributed Up Feb. 28. ing Belgium up fr nd triumphant for ri by the Society at the benefit In bund Hall last the benefit of the widows of Gef After the tableaux Viere several Instrumental and vocal The took Joseph Jennie Mason Anita Mrs. W. H. M. B. Frank Miss Noble Paul Capt. Join S. M. and Martin Jr. The logues for the tableaux were written by J. H. Tne cast for the tableaux Included J. H. Miss Minnie Miss Louise Mlsa Miss Eva Miss Barbara Mrs. W. J. Mrs. G. Miss Mathilda Alma Elza Miss Minnie Miss Agnes Miss Nora and Valerie SCIENCE FREE S. SEEK WASHINGTON WILL Suit to Be Filed in Supreme Court Today Against STATE OF PLAINTIFF Bureau of Oil esses Which AJd HAS HAD CONTROL Method by Widen Independents May of Gasoline From Crude petroleum Discovered by Dr. Valuable in Making Dyes and Which Disappeared From Fairfax Courthouse During Civil Now in Possession of New York A. B. Chapter Behind ment to Recover It. Special to The Washington Feb. for the recovery of the Martha Washington will from 3. P. of New will be instituted In the United States preme Court tomorrow by John G. attorney general of on half of this Pollard left for Washington today for that document was bated In Fairfax In 1802, re- mained in the clerk's office of that ty until time during the war be- the when it was removed by some one whose identity Is unknown to the Virginia Later it came into possession ot J. T and at his death his son fell heir to it. D. A. R. After the Movement to will was ed by Chapter or the and they are still behind it. 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Secretary oT the Interior Lane day announced the discovery the United States bureau of mines of two chemical one It is will be of tremendous tance to the oil greatly In- creasing the supply of while the other may make the United States absolutely Independent of the rest of the world In regard to Important terials necessary for the industry and the manufacture of high sives used In warfare and ing The first of these processes promises to enable independent refiners In this country to Increase their output of gasoline from petroleum 200 per cent or With an estimated production on the part of the independent refiners of barrels of gasoline in a this will mean an output from the Independents alone of greater than the total tion today from all Basis of High The second process includes the from crude petroleum of what is known chemically as toluol and both have heretofore been obtained from coal As Germany has specialized far beyond tries in by-products from the States and the rest of the world have been dominated by that as regards those products of toluol and which are the Important bases AMBASSADOR GERARD HEARS SPEAKER WARN GERMANY TO BE SOBER editor of Die de- a la Berlin iMt before the American W. and several of the embassy Harden tho situation Germany refrain from all triumphal and to look at things with a sext- ons Germany's mies second or follow Ant be whether we brine war to a conclusion or we are certain that the whole world what ta cap- able of produced practically any American and that the supply can be made not only for the entire American but also for other This process has gone far enough to Indicate that the two can be produced at At real comforting Is that we have the knowledge that this new source of supply is at the command of our and that In time of great national if the tion Is ever called upon to defend we will be able to manufacture the most efficient and most powerful ex- plosives known In Were It not for this It is possible that In such an emergency we might be compelled to rely largely on the greatly Inferior explosives that were used In the time of the civil and this would spell national concludes from hla ex- that this process may be- come more economical than the method of obtaining these products A. R. YEAKLE ENDS LIFE Dealer Browns Self in Bathtub at Friends Declare He Had Been Despondent for Some Time Because of His Financial Aquilla Reese 3135 Highland Cleveland a real estate was found drowned yesterday morning in a bathtub in the basement of bis Coroner Nevitt issued a certificate of Mr. Yeakle was friends due to financial Me arose yesterday morning about 7 o'clock to the to look the Nearly an hour had and did not Miss Marie went to The found the door of the bathroom Teakle was summoned tier father did not an- Mr. Teakle w with wate full on door broken open found In the tub filled nd the turned been M. Fifth and H t 627 NO. TEL. E. CAP. S LINCOLN W R. Undertaker and 940 F Street N. W. M r on ii H. SARDO US AND s Pilous 5J4. I. nf S. 1011 N M. GEORGE F. it. coal If this should prove true It may result In eventually giving the States a supremacy in the dye stuffs industry that has for some time belonged to since toluol and benzol are the source of many of these for the production of dye stuffs and important dye stuffs that are used In high and especially and woolen less I The discoverer of these two after many years of re- Is Dr. F. ical engineer of the bureau ot f the work having been done at Columbia New the facilities of the laboratory there having been turned over to the Federal government by President Nicholas Patents for Application has been made by Dr. on beha I of the Federal to Bit these in order to any monopoly tn their the to be dedicated to the whole processi said Secretary Lane the utmost the people Of this Kor time the Standard Oil x the great amount at its through its employment of expert chemists and through Its extensive has had a big advantage the pendents In the production of this company having a patented process that obtains for It as much as three times amount of gasoline from a given quantity of pei as the Independents now There are two or three other large corporations that have an efficient process for the manufacture of but the pendents as a never been able even to approach the results ob- by the Standard Oil Now the Federal through the efforts of Dr. proposes to ninie free for the use of all of the ple of this country who a ess that is confidently expected to In- crease their yields of gasoline from crude petroleum 200 cent and perhaps such results having re- been obtained In Jhe Aid second process discovered by Dr. may of much more the country than the tn that It the establishment of an Industry HI Germany has fore been dye industry also promises Indirectly a ure of national safety of incalculable necessary ingredients of high used in modern fare benzol are In the first Heretofore these products mainly been obtained In Germany England from coal and the sive manufacturers have had to depend largely on the from these sources in tilt I stand that some toluol and benzol been obtained from American coal and water gas but this supply does not begin to satisfy the present de- The federal government now proposes to obtain the toluol and benzol from crude petroleum I am further informed that these products can be CLOSING IN ON TAMPICO Villa to Open Way to Juarez for THREE ARMIES IN CAMPAIGN Colima Occupied by Convention Duval President Wilson's sonal Visits Gen. Villa's Commander at for Conference With Special to The Washington El Feb. Villa gave orders from bla headquarters for the Immediate opening of the campaign by his troops against thus ing a way for Jack the to reach without the danger of passing through Carranza Villa is entraining troops at Guadalajara to move them Gen. Angeles Is moving on from Monterey and from San Luis wlU take personal command of the capital of the of same la reported to have been occupied Villa The were today opened to center of the Mexico coal West Sees Duval personal representative of President conferred at rey Saturday with Gen. Felipe one of the chief lieutenants of Gen. It waa the conference of series which Mr. West has undertaken to obtain for the President more definite information about conditions In Mexico than has been available recently through consular Mr. West was accompanied to Monterey by George C. who has now gone with him to to visit General Enrique C. the latter's Washington Bald yesterday the conference between An- geles and Messrs. West and Carothers had been most satisfactory and that con- ditions In Monterey were Battle Near Monterey Mr. Llorente said the next big battle between the rival forces in Mexico would be fought In vicinity of Monterey very He added that General Angeles had from eight to ten thousand men and would ba reinforced soon by many columns commanded by General Villa General Carranza has mobilized upward of ten to twelve and men In the same and ex- his lieutenants to attack Monterey ADVISES UNITED LEAGUE IB M Attack on Catholic Church by Woman Prof. a young her feet at yesterday of the Secular League at and made some the Catholic Church in Prof. Frank a teacher declared that conld characterize such a statement as he had just heard in parliamentary The upshot of this clash of tions caused a general In which the young woman and the good order of the meeting from and it hurriedly declared O'Hara refused all demands for an J. C. of of the Protestant first replied to the speaker's declaring that as far as regards Catholic participation In American the and not Is the saving CIVIL SERVICE MEN MEET Third Annual Convention Begins Its Sessions This Association Expected to Support Pension How Before List of The R. Harris Co. Howard Watch Club The man who wants a watch of the highest 5 ct does not feel that he can conveniently make the cash is requested to consider the ad- vantages entailed by membership in our Howard special Harris Co. planned to operate with each member of this club in his of a Membership is limited to Full particulars ela Vv given upon request in our R. HARRIS CO and FUNERAL FUNERAL DESIGNS Of ETtry G U D E. 214 F M. 4278-4379. J. H. SMALL Florists Corner ISUl H and tor a suffering you apply LOANS Old and young suffering from cold limbs will find an application of ment before retiring to give ful Bay a At all Price 25c..JOc. O 91 Jtt Earl Old Stock Port -i A tonic for the invalid or tHe Makes up Inc. 1405 Phono Main 998 Physicians from Emergency Hospital who responded with tne ambulance made efforts TO resuscitate Mr. but He pronounced Mrs. Yeakle and Miss Yeakle are both suffering from and are prostrated and under the care of Dr. Mr. Yeakle waa 66 years is survived by his wife and one ter and a brother in from city the family came to Washington six years The body will be taken to Frederick for Inter- SAVES INVALID AT FIRE Capt. Helpless Man Over a Bilging Shoe Aaron Overcome by Smoke When Carried Out by Head of No. 7 Engine The fact that Capt. Ernest of Company No. 7, made a Investigation of the rooms on second floor of 1810 Fourteenth northwest for occupants who might been overcome by smoke at a fire afternoon at 4-40 o'clock saved the life of Aaron an Invalid who waa alone In the Capt. Howard found Mr. Blondheim alone in the unable to escape and partially overcome by the Howard carried him to the where he was The fire started in the i ear of the store and communicated to the rooming 1808. adjoining and to the quarters over the In the Blondheim house Mr. Blondheim had left alone for a short time by his who had to visit a. It is believed the fire from an overheated The damage to buildings and the stock of shoe establishment was estimated at Early last night a of unknown origin in the clothing store of M. 1325 Seventh street did damage estimated at Veto Agricultural if McCumber Amendment la in It. Representative Asbury of South chairman of the House tee on was notified by dent Wilson last night that the President would veto the agriculture appropriation If it contains the McCumber ment which proposes to loan government money on farm Representative Lever also was informed that the President will veto the if It comes to him containing the so-called which would gate the government to purchase of land mortgage form of government direct A Feb. 28. Grant for- mer secretary of the British legation In once connected with the British embassy at ia a prisoner In He is among the civil prisoners who will be exchanged with Germany this Women Must Fight First to Gain C. W. urged to concentrate efforts towaru equal suffrage before adopting a. policy of reform by Charles W. the Socialist who Washington socialists at their 811 E street last Mr. Russell said that are varieties of women's endeavors in the United and that would obtain the ballot a united he trying to bring about universal Others are striving for I believe they should concentrate their efforts ward woman movement for socialism also must come about step by Mr. Russell step In and change the entire system of government In a Mr. Russell advocated government of railroads as the first In the socialist policy of Mrs. Russell also gave a short talk on the woman's Last night waa and the women of the Washington socialist party had charge of the Mrs. Susanna Berry pre- Other addresses were by Miss Mary C. Farmer and Mrs. Ethel With 250 delegates from all parts of the country In the third annual convention of the National sedation of Civil Service Employes will bold Its opening session this morning in Hall at 10 The Kates will hold morning and afternoon sessions today and of plans for retirement of aged government not only in the classified but In the unclassified as will occupy most of the It is expected that the association align itself with tne congressional advocates of the Hamill recently Introduced in the House and now be- fore the civil service viding for a graduated system of sions according to the number of years an employe has served at the time of his Among the speakers win be Senator of Senator of and Representatives Thomas of J. Washington of John E. of C. O. of and Irvine L. of A meeting of the board of directors of the association was held last night In Washington headquarters In tho Star At opening session this morning the address of welcome will be made by Commissioner Louis Brownlow and the invocation by the Rev. C. Everest of Gunton Temple Memorial A mass meeting will be held at the Home Club of the Interior Department tomorrow where Representative father of the retirement Andrew W. president of the and John J. will make KEEN JUMPS OUT OP ar lote P. M. a to Rushes to Sends Off Income Tax Resumes Sunday Senator John W. of slept late About 10 o'clock he was lounging In reading a morning when his eye fell on an article ing that the Department would enforce strictly the penalties laid down in the law against those whose income tax reports are not hands of the revenue collectors by tomorrow The senator Jumped aa If he had been stuck with a dressed in leas time than it takes to tell rushed over to his office In the Senate office and obtained a which filled and then went on a for a It being most I notaries were at and the senator j had an awful time finding a person to administer Finally he succeeded in his acknowledgment and rushed It dff by mall to the of revenue at U. BAN ON ALL HABIT-FORMING DRUGS GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY The Harrison law goes into effect It limits sales of harmful drugs to prescriptions by tors of The friends of this act say it will be of great benefit to the country at and the dope fiend in while others predict that it will work unlimited harm to habitual users of The act Is In Us It all from selling or giving away habit-forming drugs a physician's tion or Instructions from a Among the drugs placed under the ban are cocaine or any or preparation made from such drugs Remedies which contain more than two grains of or than of a grain of or of or one grain of codeine are among the narcotics that cannot be dispensed without the order of a A tax of a year is fixed for all who sell such The law provides for its Any person who falls to with the act is subject to a fine of not more than or Imprisonment for five or GERMAN VIEW OF THE WAR Editorial From The Post Shows England's Conduct Toward Belgium Is Not Says the From the 3New March 1 from Thf Washington Post of last Friday shows the point of view which England has adopted toward Belgium has not passed unnoticed by the press of In it is as BY the strongest of lirs is Great Britain and the weakest is If England had sacrificed as many lives In proportion to her population as heroic Belgium has given the world would have stood appalled at the Great Britain Is and even under the shock of Belgium is overrun with the and and gasping for Her people are starving to death in every city and town and arc dependent upon the humanity of but far-off their daily A Ruthless Act. 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