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last Monday. She comes well
recommended and will be q de-
cided help to the teaching force.
Mrs. Leo Davis, of Minnewau-
kan is the pleasant guest Of Mrs.
Geo. Ruf.berg.
Mrs. Charles E. Taylor enter
tanned at progressive cards Sat
urday afternoon Of last week.
Mrs. G. V. Stoner, formerly Of
this city, now of st. Paul, is
taking q special course Of work
with a notice. Chicago artist.
Grandma Elliott receive d
a large number of beautiful
presents on the occasion Of her
seventy Gig nth birthday
Mrs. 7. G. Miller, who secur-
led a clerical position in the leg
|islature at Bismarck, left with
her husband Tuesday for that
city.
Rev. Mrs. Owen F. Jones en-
tertained in honor Of her, guest
Mrs. Perry, from three; to six
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff Mclean made his first
arrests as sheriff last Saturday
when he arrested Dick Critchel
and VIM. Hall, two piggers Of
Hampden.
The G. A. r. and w. r. C.
held installation ceremonies last
Friday evening. "a symptuous
banquet followed, the Later
hours being spent at cards.
Oscar Reppard progressive
farmer and f. Walsh of The
mercantile firm Of Walsh s
Strong of Neville, were looking
latter business matters in the
city Tuesday. 49,
The Sevilla hotel lobby resem.
Ibled that Of the National al
Washington Monday evening,
Politicians and statesmen with
Ian occasional reporter were
everywhere in evide nce.
S. &. Wineman is advertising
one of the greatest money saw.
ing sales ever made in this city.
His ad III this issue will stand
several dings with profit.
g. e. Sanford, who for foul
years has SO faithfully filled the
position of cashier at the Great
Northern depot, has accented
the agency at Mohall The best
wishes Of his friends 90 with
him I'd his new position, n
Louie Mundt moved his family
ito Crary last Saturday where
they will reside III the future,
Mr.. Mundt holding the response
bic position Of general manager
of the Mann Mercantile COM
pany Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-13
o. s. Wheaher Report for the WeekEndng Wednesday, jan ii

j Belle Co. &c q : Richardson,
Routier & Dawson, Chas. j. b.
Turner, and a. D. Sprague.
C. E. Davidson, Of Mohall, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. R.
Goer.
The Library board held a
meeting tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs. DR.. Ruger.
Anna and Lillian Stenson are
visiting their uncle, Robert
-Sstenson ait Minot.
Properly cured, scientifically
blended, carefully rolled, per-
fectly conditioned mild, sweet
and clean the Imola cigar, Sc.
The Library association is now
Icozily located in the Brennan
block, opposite the law Office Of
Met Glory & Barnett.
Edgar Anderson, the Crazy
illionaire publisher and editor,
was a business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert nj. Powell gave d
| farewell reception foi. Rev. Mrs.
Owen +. Jones Thursday after
noon from three to six.
Attorney Jos. Denoyer Of
Minot was attending district
court this week and shaking
hands with his many friends.
We've discovered the perfect
system Of cigar manufacture,
and the Imola cigar, Sc. is ollr.
way Of telling about it,
Nash Bros.
Archde acon Jones and family
left this Friday morning for
their new home at Bismarck.
The loss to this city is great, but
la host of friends wish them God
speed in their new home.
j.. FL. Smith accompanied by
Mrs. Smith ard their daughter
Miss Eva, left Tuesday for
Florida where they will spend
1.-The winter They will spend
several months III travel before
returning.
The A. E. will hold d ry1aaf.
Ling ii the Thompson school
Saturday January 2Ist, at q
O'clock b. M. Some interesting
matters will come before the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-13
s'lle les.

s. have all the reliable makes Of massage
creams, tooth powders (also the paste and
liquid) toilet soap, Florida water, perfumes,
sachef powders, cold cream shampoo arti-
scles, and everything that should be found iii
lady's toilet. They are Injuries id the
full sense Of the word, but they ate indis-
pensible luxuries.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-13

The A. S. e. will hold q meet
ing III the Thompson school
Saturday, january 2Ist, at 3
o'clock b. nj. Some interesting
matters will come before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

One square from. Conn. ave.; 10 feet front; 9
rooms and bath: rented for SIS. Owner nom
resident, wants ofer.
Price, g, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

FOR SALE-700 ACRES OF BLUE AND REF
clay, for bun and red brick, terra Gotta thing
etc; also sand for building. SAMUEL BEAL
NEAR. 10S e. Saratoga ST., Baltimore, Md.
ja21-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

FOR SALES ACRES. JUST ACROSS THE
Potomac, and in full view Of the city. SAMUEL
BEALMEAR, 10S E. Saratoga ST.. Baltimore.
Md. ta21-3ts
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
An excellent opportunity for physician; just
on 14th st: near Mass. ave-: 10 rooms; furnace
heat; laundry; rented for $40 per month.
Price. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

FOR SALE-C0LUMBIA ELECTRIC RUNABoUT.
IN hTst-class condition; battery Price $3.50.
VIII exchange for real estate personal prop
erty Address Box 81 Sta Office. ja21-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

FOR SALE LOTS-CHOICE LOCATION. NEAR
the Capitol; 1sx75; low price. Fine site for
small apartment.
jail -Sts Ii. S. WEIGH, $40 NV.
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PALMISTRY.

MADAME CATHERINE. wASHINGToN's FA.
hours. 10 to 10. Fee Is and 50 cents Open
SUNDAYS; receptions attended. jals-iifs
HAVE YOUR HAND READ By NINE. RITA. THE
worlds greatest paimtst and astroiogist. now
holding receptions at 723 9th st. NV Fee. 25c.
and 60c. 6a19-S9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

owner leaving the city for another post OF duty,
desires to dispose OF the property at once. Wen
located WILL BE SOLD AT SACRIFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23
DENTISTRY,

fEErH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; feel; act and last longer than natural
Ieeth Shrunken faces made normal Painless
nning: DR.. J. L. WILSON. 1908 81 nv.
au17-l60ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY. VIRGINIA. MARY.
land farms timber: mills: country hotels: indus
trials: mercantile stores: I buy and sell; exclu-
sively high class GRANT PARISH. 1872 Ny av
tai9-26ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23
FOR sALE-Lors.

FOR sALE-BY OWNER. LOT SOUTH BROOK
hand; blocks from electric cars; IS feet 'front.'
& 500 wsEnp s s.. street 80 fsss se
FOR sALE-oHoICE . Fl FRONT LOT.
or TIE PREEs aA LOCATED r. SEM s. SIDE 6
s .s,S PLACE, c2SS: AVE; HTS $500;
DEEPER DEE ONES. $500 a. 5000 sS.so $50 oihhH
J B. WINNER. REAL ESTATE. 1901 st.
the Capitol; 1sx75; low price. Fine site for
ja2l-st. II. S. WEIGH. $40 NV.
Within blocks Of War Dept. Corcoran Art
Gallery. Hall of Records South and other valua.
cheap.
g.. % otr Price. loc; per 50: e. .,u w,,
consn NV. south OF Mass. ave. extended.
nothing further need be said to any one knowing
this locality. Make an offer fer IL. Cha i,s TO
get bargain: >.
On water street In Georgetown, small corner
1t: an unusual opportunity for stable or ware
hoEse: this locality rapidly enhancing In value
Bay before the railroads get Into Georgetown.
and get the benefit of the coming advance In
prices Can be purchased now for something
' MM 'f H. s sf Ref s2 T. CO.. 1907 St NV
ja2i-3i -
FOR sALE-TMFROvEMENTs PROGRESSING
A large force is now ut work putting IN sewer
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS.
In the next two three weeks another force
win commence putting In water mains.
The company's own force Is busiy engaged
grading the property, SO by the time spring ar
rives large part Of the subdivision will be on
grade.
ALL RUSH TO BUY
Outlying property just soon as the warm
spring weather opens up. Why wait until then
Look the property up and get the pick OF
choice locations.
Don't lose sight of the fact that there is only a
LIMITED AMOUNT OF PROPERTY
To be had on Connecticut avenue extended. cOnse
quently the present purchasers sure to reap
large profits with the completion of the Cohnecti-
cut avenue bridge, now under construction.
Did 1t ever occur to you that there is not a
piece of property for sale between Cincinnati st.
and Conn. Ave. Highlands with the exception Of
few lots in Cleveland Park?
If you Will study the situation In that section
you cannot fail to see the great advantages II
offers for investment
We have very interesting photographs.
showing progress Of work in the Highlands and
vicinity during past few months; also descriptive
matter. all Of which shall be glad mail
you. Send name and address.
Prices OF lots 80 to 6J cents per square foot.
ROBINSON & COMPANY (Inc.)
Exclusive Agents for the Highlands.
JAIL -3t 6l3 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE--LOT FIFTY FEET WIDE NEAR
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FOR SALE-ONE CAR FARE. 6 TICKETS FOR
% cts. to Rogers Addition to Mt. Rainier. Lots
2 to 8 cts per foot; eonveyancing recording and
abstract free. ]. C. ROC ERS. owner. Fendail bldg
au16-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23

Near pension Office: 20 feet front; rooms; 2
baths: In thorough repair. VIII trade for larger
house,
Price, IS, 500. Make Offer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

UNWILLING CONFEDERATE MoNU-
f MENT, AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA,
JULY 18TH, 1905,
Special train will be run by tho South
ern Railroad, leaving Richmond at $3.50
A. NJ, and returning, leave Amelia at
6 p, NJ Round trip from Richmond and
Manchester, $lOO From all intermediate
stations to Chuln. ono fare round trip.
Tickets on sale at Southern denots.
Proceeds OF train will go tr the Mon
ument Fund"
MRS, T. r. HARDAWAY,
President Amelia Chapter
a G u, ID, c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
AN ENTERPRlSInG
SOUTHERN CITY
The Remarkable Growth Of lynch.
burg, yar Is Attracting the No.
tlos Of the Whole Country. Notes
OF Interest About the City.

IN the history OF urban development In the
South there Is no parallel to the remarkably
rapid and steady growth and advancement of
the beautiful little city OF Lynchburg. Virginia.
Just n few years ago Lynchburg was hardly
known outside of Its immediate vicinity; to-
day II Is recognized as ono OF the principal
manufacturing and distributing points OF the
South. Beautifully situated on the James
River, the geographical center Of the State.
I.ynchburg enjoys the benefits OF q climate
well nigh perfect, natural sanitary ADVANTAGES.
pure air and absolute freedom from malaria.
Three great railway trunk lines inersect
here. tho Southern, the Norfolk and Western
and the Chesapeake and Ohio, aftordlng un-
equaled opportunity for the distribution Of
merchandise at low rates OF freight and maxi
Ing HI.ynchhurg a most attractive location for
manufacturing and Wholesale businesses,
Over Ave million dollars Is Invested In manu-
featuring In the city OF Lynchhurg and about
forty-nye different lines OF goods nre manu-
featured. Over twenty thousand dollars nre
distributed In weekly wages to the more than
four thousand employees OF manufacturing cons
Germs AS 1obblng point Lynchburg Is the
most Important in the South. Every line OF
goods is adequately represented BY up-to-date.
enterprlsng wholesalers who are well known
and liberally patronized throughout the south
ana SOUTHWESTERN territory, IHeTe are
more than seventy wholesale houses With a
business aggregating many millions and u
small army OF travelling representatives
visiting merchant from any distance can se-
cure in Iynchburg every line OF goods he
handles at prices and on terms that cannot
be excelled IN any market. and can enjoy the
additional advantage OF Lynchburg's competi-
tive freight rates.
Among the advantages that Lynchburg Of
fers the home,seeker may BIO mentioned; a
population of 10000 that for average intei-
gence, morality md Industry Is unsurpassed
anywhere; splendid climate and Thoroughly
healthful conditions; finely paved streetH; ex-
cellent electric street car system; modern
municipal water service; cheap competitive
telephone service; electric lights and power
and gas service at very reasonable pr.ces 80
churches; 0 public schools; one woman's col
lege; private schools and business college; 4
hospitals 30 acres OF beautiful parks,
Manufacturers and business men seeking OPP
portunity for safe and profitable Investment
are particularly requested to write John a.
Faulkner. Secretary Treasurer Of tho Indus
trial Development Department OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. Lynchhurs. Va, for fun nfor-
nation touching the advantages offered by
this city. All letters WILL have prompt atteR-
tlonI and reply, ~ /, % !. .@ .lS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

ton committee made appropriate adj
dresses. The address Of Mr.. FILL Mon
tague, who spoke of the Importance Of
Misunderstanding. was much commended.
The jewel presented is about one and a
half inches In diameter and has a rib
bon pendant. On the Jewel is depletion
Of the field of the world, with the word
universal. enameled across the face.
and the number $50 above the emblem.
Mr.. John W. Ferguson has been In the
printing business sixty years; ne was
formerly of the firm of Ferguson and
Rady. He is man of sterling worth
and character. and in every respect de-
serves the honor which has been con
ferred upon him.
On Tuesday. July 18th, the following
officers were Installed In Friendship
Lodge. No. 10, I. o. o. F..
Past Grand George l.. Kaya Noble
Grand. j. B. King: Vice Grand, ]. w.
Deeming; Recording Secretary. L.
II. Jones; Financial Secretary, FL
l.. Pitt: Treasurer. Edward Al
len: Chaplain. Charles Dansey; Warden,
George r. Pitt: Conductor, NJ. 3. Fer
gusson; Outside Guardian. w. B. Crump;
Inside Guardian, c. w. Fleet; r. S. to
N. e., B. r. Taylor; J.. 8. to N. q"
zeb Traylor; r. S. to v. G., 3. W Pear
man; L. S. to ". G., I. Fl. Evans; r. S.
s., Charles Adams; L. S. s.. L. +.
Brewer. t
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be required to erect a bridge across the
James River at this point. a large
number Of witnesses were examined
and the argument was not completed
until $3.50 o'clock last night.
The contention of the citizens is that
the company Is bound BY statute to
give them as good facilities for crossing
Z the river as they had before the ferry
dams were taken down by the company.
Messrs I3raxton and Williams repre-
serlted the citizens, and Judge a. *.
Leake and Mr. Henry Taylor the com
pany. The Powhatan gentlemen repre-
senting the Farmers Association were
Messrs Il. Il. Ward. James Watkins, w.
A. Michaux, James Jordan, Charles I'ny-
lor, Moses Swami, Robert Allnutt and
DR.. Tucker.
The commission took the case under.
advisement.
The county Of Fluvanna, through Com
monwealth's Attorney Pembroke Petit
and Niessrs. Paul Petit and .. 0. Shep-
herd, will endeavor to compel the COM
pany to construct branch line from
Columbia to the first locks above Still
mans Mills.
They are relying upon atsection Of the
Acts OF 1S7S-'79 In their, contentious
1t follows:
"If the canal from Columbia, In Flu
wanna county, to the first locks above
9tillman's Mills on the ,Rivanna River.
shall be discontinued at any time, said
railroad company shall, within ninety
days after said dlscontinuance. build a
branch OF their road along the line OF
said Rivanna River, from Columbia to
the locks aforesaid.
Attorney General Anderson Will appear
for the State and N1essrs. Leake ana
Teylnrx will represent the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
SURGEONS OF THE
SEAB| ; [ J RI MEET q ]
Their Third Annual Convention
Began at Old Point Yes
terday.
THE JAMESTOWN DIRECTORS
THE JAMESTOWN DIRECTORS
Confer With the Exhibit Di-
rector at St. ouis-Negro
Magistrate Indicted.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)

M Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
4. NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 1.-THE
third annual convention OF the Assocla
ton OF Sea board Air Line Surgeons be-
gan this morning at the Chamber!n
Hotel, Old Point. DR., Southgate Leigh,
OF Norfolk. made the address OF welcome,
which was responded to by DR.. J. w.
Palmer. Of Alley. Ga.
The president DR.. ]. NJ. Burke. OF Pc
tersburg, delivered his annual address.
which was heartily received.
After various reports and other routine
business had been disposed Of, Interests
Ing papers We're read by Dr.. ]. G., Wal
lace, OF Dade City. Fla; DR.. II. NJ. VIII
der. OF Charlotte, N. Grand DR.. J. Ice
Young, OF Clinton. 8. c.
The session this afternoon was devoted
tn the reading of other papers and dis
cusson OF those read this morning.
Tomorrow morning the Executive
Committee Will submit It's report. after
which the surgeons will board the steam
or Pennsylvania for trip about Hamp-
ton Roads. Luncheon will be served on
the steamer
Tomorrow afternoon the annual cleo
ton of officers will take place, and the
business OF the convention will be brought
IN a close fat = ~ 'tfs $500 t fHEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
GAVE HIM A JEWEL.
Mr.. John w, Ferguson Highly
Honored By Odd Fellows.

specal committee, comprising Past
Grand Masters James B. Hanks, of
Petersburg; Hill Montague and Thomas
". Turney, Of Richmond and Past Grand
Master George ". Blankenshlp. Of Man
chester, and Norman Ashby, of Culpeper,
Tuesday night presented John w Fer,
susson, for fifty years grand treasurer @
the Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows OF VIZ.
GINA, with veteran Jewel, as a marx Or
the respect and appreciation WIN WINCH
he IL regarded. by all who know him. At
a meeting of the Lynchburg lodge May ~
1905, Past Grand Master 7, Y, Turney
offered resolutions for tho purpose ,us'
stated, =,
Past Grand Master James B. Hlanks
made the presentation address. N Whaen
ha smoke Of Mr.. Fergussons past life
and record as an Odd-Fellow Mt. Blanks
concluded with an earnest wish that Mr.
FERGUSON might continue long with the
lodge. Each member % the presentaT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
TWO pOST0FF|CE
N MEN I. |. SU |. EN- ENDED.
Money Order Clerk in Ports
mouth Under Serious
Charge.
ACTUAL WORK ON JAMESTOWN
Excavations for Water and
~. 5s,g.{. I. TNff.-t - 80
ACTUAL WORK ON JAMESTOWN
Excavations for Water and
Sewer SYSTEM Office Build-
itgs Going Up.
tspecia1 TO The Timcs-Dispat ch.)

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispa tch.)
| NORFOLK, VA, July 1.-TWO en-
ployes OF the Portsmouth postoffico were
suspended to-day. Inspector Bullah filed
Information of Irregularities in the ac-
count OF Money Order Clerk W. D. Jcn.
lsins, and as to tho infractions of time
regulations by Amos Williams, q coored
carrier. No arrests have been made, but
1t Is charged that the money order clerk
has BEEN making false entries on the
books to conceal the alleged Irregularities.
Both OF the men are suspended on their
bonds, awaiting further Investigation.
The amount involved Is not announced.
MAYOR MIGHT VETO BILL
The question OF the hour here Is what
will Mayor ]. @. RlddIck do with the
redistricting ordinance Intended to ger
rymander the city wards In the interest
Of those conservatives of his own faction
OF tho good government" party Of the
city government which is opposed to him,
and which has baked him in the" choice
OF the police commissioners and In the
control and management of the police.
Tho propdbti ton is to eliminate the Fourth
Ward so as to perpetunte the present ma
jority OF the City Councils and to retain
Justice Bruce Simmons as the judge in
the Police Court. + this nc accomplished
then Mayor Riddlck will have lost all In
fluence In the municipal affairs excent
for the veto power, which he can exer-
cise provided the City Councils have not
two-thirds majority, which the gerry
mander scheme Is intended to secure.
The Mayor is now out OF harmony with (
the conservative wing Of his faction; II
the ordinance is approved he will be out
OF consideration. His antagonists will be
in power. Hence there Is great anxiety
as to his decision. NJ
WORK ON JAMESTOWN.
The Hanley-Casey Company, which se-
cured the contract for the subsurface con-
struction at the jamestown Exposition
grounds, has begun the excavations for
the water and sewer systems and the ma
|terials have arrived ELY. Stokes, the
resident manager for the company, has
force of carpenters at work on the
offices OF the company, and the build
ings are in process OF construction. The
same company constructed q number OF
the office buildings at st. Louis. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
MONDAY MORNING SPECIAL FROM
,@ WAYNESBORO, VIA c. e. o. RY.

For the accommodation Of patrons hav-
Ing their families on the line Of the G..
& o., the Chesapeake and Ohio will have
special train to leave Waynesboro at 600
A. NJ commencing Monday. July 10th,
and continuing each Monday thereafter
until August 2Sth, inclusive, stopping at
all intermediate stations, arriving Rich
mond 0:45 A. NJ. Tickets sold for all
trains OF Saturdays, good until Monday
following at rate OF ono faro for the
round trip. plus twenty-five cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
CRITICS Of: WOOD.
ENV|0Us, he Says I|l|
president Denotlnccs Foul AS
saults and Attacks" Made
Oh General.
WORK IN PANAMA SUCCESSFUL
Canal Will BE Constructed, He.
Declares, Despite All Diff
.ctllties OH Istl1mus. 4
lBy Associated 1ress.l

OYsTER BAY. July l2--Presidcnt
Roosevelt delivered a notable address Ibis
afternoon before tho Associated Physi-
clans of Long Island. He discussed. In tho
course of Ills speech, the relations ply
elcInns sustain with the people of the
communities In which they reside and
tho work to be done By the medical ex-
pcrts In connection With the construction
OF the Panama Canal declaring that, de-
spite all difficulties on the lsthmus and
here In the United States tho canal would
be Il SUCCESS Referring to tho work on
The canal. the President said:
u am happy to say that the work Is
admirably done. and / am particularly
glad to have this chance OF saying It.
Now and then some alarmIst report will
como from Panama. Just a couple OF
weeks ago, there seemed to be n success
sion Of people coming up from Panama.
each one OF whom had some tale or
other to tell.
The people who flee from Panama
Will carry up here Just such stories as
the people who flee from the forefront
VI a. iJtlltIc CfLIIS " lNe IedI VIII ltIcIs
The pr"rle to whom this country owes
and will owe SO much, are those, who
stay down there and do not talk, but
do their work. andEdo It WE'LL
The President advertcd to the sanitary
work done In Cuba as an example Of
what the United States was doing. and
said that the man responsible above MI
others for that work was AiajoA General
Leonard Wood. The President contn-
ued:
I'VE have not been able to reward
Wood in anything like the proportion
that services such as his would have
been rewarded in any other country OF
the first rank In the world; and there
has been no meancr and more unplcas-
ant manifestation In all our public his
tory than the feelings OF envy and jcal.
ousy manifested toward Wood, ans the
foul assaults and attacks made upon
him were largely because they grudged
the fact that this admirable military
officer should have been doctor"