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A LABORER'S MEALS
Are All Right for Him, But Bad for the
Professional Man.

A professional man writes from Chica-
saThe food question has been an all
important one 10 me:
I'm to a year and half ago 1 had
heen a victim of stomach trouble and
most constant constipation, for at least
y ate a Iaborer's meals and did al
most no manual work at all was fond
of fried foods. meats. fresh bread, hot
biscuits. etc Consequences-many trips
to the doctor, disagreeable nauseoas
medicines. and no relief.
About a year and a half ago l be
gan 10 use Gre pe-Nuts food. living on IL
almost entirely. Friends wonder9a how
| could. and wonder yet how can, make
a few spoonfuls of Grape-Nuts take the
Mace of the heavy meat courses in
which | used 20 indulge. But wisdom
is justified of he children. have found
in Grape-Nuts a perfect food.
'sI have never grown tired of Il yet,
and / certainly have given it good
trial. And my constipation with its at
PENDANT ills has disappeared. My stom-
acb has toned up so that L can eat al
most anything, even at night. and have
40 trouble whatever with my digestion
Before | began eating Grape Nuts
food | used TO ind it difficult TO con-
centrate my thoughts on my work or
ward off restlessnesS after meals. Now
the reverse Is true and / can settle down
a worlSmanlike manner without beeom-
ing nervous or tagged out
These facts, as well as the circum-
stances that | never tire of Grape-Nuts
food prove that there is something in
it II Is, to me. breakfast food that
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich
There's a reason. Read the little book.
The Road 10 MELVILLE" in Dkgs.
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MILK DEALERS WANT
THEIR BOTTLES PROTECTED

The Milk Botuers' Protective Asso-
citation has appealed TO the Senate Com
mittee on the District of Columbia for
favorable consideration of House bill
No. 356. providing for protection in the
caring for the empty bottles Of its mem
hers
II is pointed out in the communication
received by Senator GaIlinger, chairman
OF the committee, that as the laws of the
District are now interpreted the mem
beTs OF the association have no redress
for the misuse Of their bottles. They
ask that the same laws now applicable
10 beer bottles be applied 10 the bottles
used by the producers of milk and
cream, and of beverages composed main
~ of milk. in the District OF Columbia.
Senator Gallinger reported the appeal
and bill in the Senate for consideration
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MORE BILLS INTRODUCED
FOR STREET EXTENSIONS

Bills authorizing the extension OF
Tenth street northwest formerly "
street, from Thirty-hfth TO Wisconsin
street. with a width Of sixty feet. and
the extension OF Monroe street north
east directly west from Seventh street
northeast TO Bunker Hill road We're in
trOduced In the Senate today by Senator
GaIlingeT.
An appropriation for the expense Of
$500 10 be incurred in cOndemning !1e
land necessary for the carrying out Of
the project in the Tenth street bill, and
Of Sl8 905 TO complete the extension OF
Monroe street northeast, is provided in
the bills.
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BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE.


We like best to call SCOTS
Emulsion a food-medicine.
1t IS a term that aptly de-
scribes the character and ac-
ton of our Emulsion. More
than a medicine-more than
a food, yet combining the
vital principles of both. It's
for this reason that SCOTS
Emulsion has a distinct and
special value in all wasting
diseases. There is nothing
better to remedy the troubles
of imperfect growth and deli
cate health in children. The
action of SCOTS Emulsion
is Just as effective in treat
ing weakness and wasting
In adults.
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ATTACK BY RAYNER
LIKED BY SENATE
Thought Sign of Defeat of DOMINICAN
Treaty-War on Panama
Canal

The pronounced ovation extended TO
Mr.. Rayner, the new Senator from
Maryland. after he had cOncluG d a re-
markedly caustic criticism of the Adj
ministration's Santo Domingo policy, is
the absorbing talk this morning in ;he
Senate wing of the Capitol
That the speech was one of the most
powerful delivered for years in the up
per body is conceded. That not a voice
was raised in miidest eXtenuatiOn OF the
President attitude is taken by close
observers as an emphasis OF the deter
minatiOn OF the Senate 10 reject the
SantO Domingo treaty. if il ever comes
10 a vote; to investigate Panama canal
management and lay bare charges OF
faVoritism IN appointments and contract
letting; TO revise the salary list and to
Withdrew from the President the I'M
limited powers given him by the SpoOner
act.
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AN ELABORATE PLOT
TO SOLVE MYSTERY
CONTINUED from First PageO

or rife from a stack near the post and
did point the same toward one Henry
seabolt. a private of Company A. One
Hundred and Ninety-ninth Pennsylvania
Volunteer Infantry. and while in the
act of aiming the said gun. musket or
rife. did DISCHARGE the same. the ball
passing into and through the head of
the said Henry Seaboit. from the effects
of which the said Henry Seabolt died
This on the picket lir- Of the first bril-
gade, first division, Twenty-fourth Army
Corps. on OF about the night OF Febru-
airy ). 1865.
TO which charge and specification
the accused. First Lieut. Allan II. Hill
er, pleaded not guilty.
Finding: The court. having 4naturely
considered the evidence adduced. finds
that the accused First Lieut. Allan NJ.
Hitler. as follows: or the specification.
guilty; of the charge. guilty.
Sentence: mat the court does SEN
tence him. First Lieut.. Allan NJ. Hitler.
to be dismissed from the service Of the
United States, forfeiting all pay and al
lowances due him. and that ne be con-
fined in such prison as the Government
may direct. for the period OF one year
The proceedings. finding and sentence
of the court in the above case were
approved by the proper commanders
and the records forwarded for the ac-
ton OF the President OF the United
States and directed that IL be carried
into execution.
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TWO FORMER GOVERNORS
PLEADING FOR PATRICK
Lawyer Will Know Tonight if Last
Effort by Hill and Black Has
Saved Him.

NEW YORK, Jan. BY nightfall, Al
bert T. Patrick. convicted of the murder
of Millionaire William Marsh Rice, and
condemned 70 die in the electric chair
in the week OF January %. will know
whether an appeal for ClemenCy has
been successful
In the Governors chamber today. for
mer Governor David B. Hill and Frank
S. Black appear before the chief eXecu-
tive and argue for a communication OF
sentence or a stay of execution to en-
able counsel 20 lay Patrick case be
fore the United States Supreme Court.
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DETECTIVE HARRY LACEY
DISMISSED FROM FORCE

After a conviction by the police trial
board on charges Of conduct unbecOming
an officer ana a subsequent review OF
the case by the District Commissioners
Detective Harry Lacey has been dis
missed from the police force.
The action Of the Commissioners was
taken after q long deliberation.
The convicted officers long service
on The police force, the Commissioners
thought, fas not sufficient 10 mitigate
the Onense
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LOCAL GOLF CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the Column
bia Golf Clue last night. held at the
Raleigh Hotel, the election of officers
for the ensuing year took place after
which the report of the secretary was
read
elected They are ]. F.. Wilkie. presi-
dent, :. T. Cameron. vice president; ].
w Mckinley. treasurer. and =. Wood
run secretary. L. w. Weaver c II.
Rudolph and George Weaver were
elected directors for a term of three
years.
The report of the secretary showed
the financial affairs of the club TO be
ia better condition than they have
ever been before. The organization is
now entirely out of debt and a most
prosperous year Is before the assoeia-
ton.
After the business meeting a banquet
WAS served IN the spacious hall OF the
hotel
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thority to compel obedience to The plain
intent Of the law; thereby insulting bet
ter service
That all the citizens and citizens as
socauons OF all portions OF the Dis
trict join in such a movement and
make their wishes known To- the Con
gresslonal committees. and take care OF
The interests OF the District.
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IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS
SENT TO THE SENATE

The President sent the following NOM
nations to the Senate today.
To be United States Attorney for the
District of Maine. Robert Treat White
house
TO be Commander in the Navy-Lieut.
Com. Francis II. Sherman
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NEW STREET RULE TO
INCREASE CLEANLINESS

a step intended TO insure clean and
sanitary streets has been taken by
Superintendent Of Street Cleaning Har-
FisOn Sudham in q set OF proposed
amendments 10 the present police Fegu-
latlOns, making Il an oTense 10 throw
any kind OF waste on the streets and
sidewalks except before the first sweep
inE hour in the morning. and after
clock m the evening.
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REAL ESTATE TITLE co.
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

At the annual election of the Real
Estate Title Insurance Company. held
at their Office today, the following were
elected as a board of directors for the
ensuing year:
John Taylor Arms William e Ed
mOnston, Charles J. Bell. William j.
FlatheT. Charles p. Stone, James J.
Becker, William u. Hoover, Ward Tho
ron. George W. Brown. George Howard.
Leon TObTineT. V. Riley Decide David
Moore and : Walter Woodward
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FREDERICK S. VINCENT
STRICKEN ON STREET

Frederick 5. Vincent, twenty-one years
old fell in commissions at First and Z
streets southeast, about / O'clock this
morning. Police of the Fifth precinct
removed him 10 Providence Hospital
where the necessary treatment was had
At o'clock this morning the young man
was able to go to his home. 1914 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
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Physicians Indignant.

when physicians were sent up TO ex-
smine her. their Indignation was mani
fest. When It was necessary 10 place
some charge against her. and it becaHle
dangerous To press the insane charge,
she stands today recorded as a dis
turber of the peace 10 the extent Of FIVE
dollars"
The rest Of the statement IS devoted
q criticism or Representative Hull in
connection with the viii case
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OHIO SENATORS HOLD
Up APP0INT MEkT
Serve Notice on the President That
Tenncsseean Will Not Be
Confirmed.

Senators Foraker and Dick, of Ohio,
have taken "a stand In open defiance or
ayowed hostility TO the President be-
cause OF tho latter's course N taking the
Glasgow consulship from Ohio and Civ
ing il 10 Tennessee. They have held up
the confirmation of Richard Austin. Of
Tennessee. whom the President named
TO succeed Samuel N. TayIUr. OF Ohio.
and have in effect served notice on the
President that the appointment will not
be confirmed until OHIO IS given patron
age that will offset the loss OF the Glas-
gov place.
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SkEClAL AU44LEA

- - 49, - ~S~~~~
TIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
SIOCkhOLDERS OL LDe GEOhGE4-
AOss.N AMI LEN NAI4LI IOhs4N COSI-
4 fA-N 4. IOr the erection Oh directors and
Inc tEansacuOn UI such Otner business
a. may properly come before the meet
ing, %Ili De neld al the once u the
company 44th and East CapItOi Streets
jan q an -. 1910 between the hours UL
+ ii. ana /. ~. JAS. b. LAChE4,
Secretary JasUoISInc-eX5H
The ANNUAL MEETING or The
sIOChHOLDERs Of the Bright
N OOD hAILN A COMPAN1 for Lhs
erection Oh directors ana me TRANSACTION
OF sucn other business as may properly
come before Jhe meeting VIII De neld AZ
the once OF the Company, lsJn ana East
oapItOi strvets- ~ asnington. u. -. on
% = a. RDA4, Jan JAFtA -, 1875, between
tlle hours UI / 4. NJ. and I. ii. Jas.
.. LACkEi. Secretary. 5sstolgne-eXsg
IhE. Am UAL- MEETING UI The " ASH
Ingtou oreGiT AssocIaLIoT. VIII pe nelQ
/ a. E<oDAf JAN UARX ;, a. FythIau
Tempe. IUiZ ->Inln street northwest. -
. ~ OLO1h.
i. r'hA~h HALL. secretary-treasurer.
l. A ii. Ia " oO-N. president
CLOSING OF my entire stock Of wan
paper; 0V.VJJ rolls. "a CenJs TOu ~.
Al L - 4. 401 u ~. nv.
OFFICE Or me MUTUAL FIRE IN
SUKANCE CUMFANG, OF the DisLrIcL
u COIumDIa. ~ asnIngIOn. december o.
lsy5.-1ne annual gnestsDS Oh the aiuIusI
FIRE insurance Company OF the DIsIrIcg
OF Columbia VIII Dc neId on The LhITd
Monday III January (Jus 15LhJ, al Lhe
once Of The company ~ PeBBsyI-
Nstiiia ~ enus norm ests commencing At
CLOCK Il N 5y Inc charter OF me
company the election o. seven managers
10 COnouCL Ihe aHaIrs OF the company
= required 10 De neld ~ me ABOVE meet
~ the sixth article Of the bylaws OF
the company II Is provided. AT the
annual meeting OF the company, Ins
Hrst business III order shan Ue the ap-
poIiITmenL OF q chairman NlO SHAH CON-
udCL me meeting ana election al &C
CUroauce Win Tie act OF Incorporation.
between the nouns VI CLOCK =. II. ana
y. IL.
Amount Of premium notes.. s.. 65s. 1854
Amount OF cash on hand 4,0Uo-iU
securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -, Oss-v5
real estate ---------------------- 4s,OVJg
/ UInce furniture ana nXIures.. 5yyg
/ Losses ~ Hre, ADJUSTED and
80 - 4rs'y.s
dist .D4tiOa a tnv oi4Ire u tHe COMPANY
about January Is. lyJg--
~ O5oer o. the DOs,r0 OF managers,
l.. Hence bOIELER
Secretary.
STARTING JAN. /. lsO6. THE BALTI-
MORE SCN Wall Dc served by carrier
each morning oaIIy ana sunday 81 cents
Inonsn- DAILY aIone Zoc q month. Al
uTSSs al CrGeTS 10 N N. SMIIn agent.
- arthur pace NV. Phone EAST I4o1-d.s
/ " bdIto-Sun bureau. l5ll ST. Nv.
1hE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
nolueTs OF Ine capital Traction Company
Tor he election u directors viii De ned
a. the Once OF the company. thirty SIKH
ana NJ streets northwest ga sE.iJN t.S-
/ LAY. JAN JAh1 lUIh 1870. Inc poI.s
viii DC open from lU-pJ d IL. until Iz.gJ
noon q. /. DUNLOP, President
| ii d CRAMFION Secretary
/ Wlu00WOil Opaque Shades. 600. 400
" empire Oh Opaque. TO-. QUO
<nonaC AlnS scotch holland. . 700
t1ung Tree. WA CalI-samp.es-
RundletI's Shade Factory, 17th & NV
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind. Bleeding. or Protruding
Piles Your druggist viii refund money II
Pazo Ointment falls to cure You in 6 to
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WANT COURT HELD
IN GEORGETOWN
Citizens Seek One Justice
for West End.
PETITION TO THE SENATE
Resolution Is Also Passed Declaring for
More Satisfactory Street
Schedule.

The Georgetown Citizens Association
a. its meeting last night in Cooperative
Hail, 1925 Wisconsin avenue northwest,
decided 10 make a strenuous effort 10
have one OF The six justices of the
peace hold court in the West End.
The redistriCting Of the city, which
was done about January /. proved I'M
satisfactory 10 Georgetown.
The object of the establishment of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS been defeated.
Under present conditions, a Georgetown
business man must necessarily lose
TWO or three hours from his business If
lie wishes TO enter suit. no matter how
small the amount involved may be.
All cases Affecting Georgetown must
be tried before Justice Charles S Bum
dy. whose office is in the Columbian
building. Citizens here have been sub
Ject TO this inconvenience since the death
OF Justice Halbert r. Paine, over a year
ago.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed by President Smith Thompson,
IT. 10 wait upon the proper authorities,
and try TO have Georgetown better pro
vided Tor in this matter; Messrs- mo
mas j. Stanton, J. Barton Miller, Rev.
T. II. Copp, and Smith Thompson, II.
Change in Meeting Time,
A resolution was passed last night
whereby the meeting night OF the as
ISOLATION was changed from the FIRST
Monday 20 the first Wednesday in the
month. az the same time and place.
This change was introduced BY Rev. L.
H. Copp.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Copp and passed by the
association:
Resolved, That the Georgetown Citi-
zens' Association Eeaffirms its indorse-
rDent of the Juvenile Court bill, and.
while gratified at the action Of the Sen
ate il hereby respectfully asks that the
measure now pending be made law
during the present session OF congress,
Tha special committee appointed some
months ago TO make preliminary at
ranrements for the holding OF a buIIeI
lunch has not vet made its final report.
resolution which was passed at the
last meeting of the Brentwood Cltlzehs
Association was taken up oy me GeoT e
town Citizens Association, ana, OWNS
TO the Importance OF the ihatleL, dctIuLl
meeting. The resolution was as follows
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Resolved That The City anu Subur-
han Railway Company be urged to obey
the law of furnishing time schedule
and rolling stock adequate to the needs
of the growing and well-paying patron
aye Also to urge and bring 10 the at
tention of certain Senators and Repre-
ntatives. especially members OF the
District committees of the House and
Senate. the necessity of bill that VIII
give the officials of the District the au-
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money IL II fails TO cure.
Z. ". Groves signature is on each box. 25c
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Sent ID Clinton.

Clinton Prinson. New York. is desig-
mated as the place Of confinement
where the prisoner. First. Lieut.. Allan
NJ. Hitler. will be sent. under suitable
guard. by order Of the army or de-
partmeut commander.
by order Of the Secretary of War,
w. A Nichols. assistant adjutant gen
eral."
AT the pension and record bureau OF
the army there is no further record Of
the case, and nothing is known as 10
whether Hitler was pardoned. President
Lincoln, at the close of the war, par
Goned great many military prisoners
and il ia said that Hitler may have
been pardOned at that time.
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Guards Ruhans.

The statement Of Or. Morris Ia part
follows:
a woman OF the highest culture, Of
the rarest attachments. who mas de-
voted her life 70 her home, her family,
and her ideals, whose only thought has
been TO do good. and who has always
considered others before herself. a wife
and mother. has been seized by ruffians
from behind, in the waiting room Of
the White House, maItrea ed and
robbed, with a brutality which human
fty would revolt a seeing accorded TO
its lowest type.
An effort was made by the dignI-
IaTieg OF the White House 10 hold my
wife at the House Of Detention
until i should arrive, which would r.
quiFe TWO days. IN order that the hu-
initiation and history of this case might
heap upon her the more humiliation In
making 10 appear that she was friend
less and insane. and, accordingly. Mr.
barnes dispatched his relative, Police
man Frecht, 10 enter a charge at once
against Mrs. Morris of insanity, with
the added emphatic injunction that II
no failed 10 do so. ne. the policeman.
would be held reSpoustb BILE.
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Ohio Senators Take a Stand.


The Ohio Senators have reached the
Conclusion that with everything going
out and nothing co ming in in the way
Of patronage, they might as well close
their shutters and put bankrupt sign
on their political shop.
The climax came when they were noti-
fed that the Glasgow cOHsulship was TO
be taken from them Their first step was
10 write a letter TO the President, which
they both signed. protesting against
TaylOr's being supplanted by anyone
other than an ONO man thew should
recommend No answer was forthc0m-
ing from the White House. however.
and instead the appointment of Austin
was sent 10 the Senate.
Austin's Appointment Held Up.
Foraker and Dick then took their sec
ond step, which was 10 serve notice
that the appointment shall not be cor -
hrmed. As long as they hold up the APP
pOintment Taylor will continue 10 hold
on TO the ConsuIship. and the Presi-
dent cannot effect a change until after
Congress adjouTns next summer. when
he can make q recess appointment and
displace the Ohio man, pending action
by the Senate next winter
Senator Dick today received an invi-
tation to call at the State Department
tomorrow and. It is inferred. that the
Glasgow case will be taken up with
him.
The TWO Senator's had a long confer
.snce as soon as Senator Dick made his
appearance at the Capitol today upon
his arrival from Ohio II Is understood
hat they discussed other patronage
questions. and that L ey have reached
an agreement on the ~'oiy mbus Servey-
orship. although neither would make a
statement regarding that matter. VII
liam G. Kennedy may ssil be tipped
however, as the man who viii land that
job.
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LOWEST BRUTALITY,
SAYS DIR. MORRIS
Wife'S Handling at White
House Revolving,
ROBBED, HE ALSO DECLARES
VIII Await Action Upon Sheppard
Resolution Before Resorting to
Any Means of Redress.

DR. Minor Morris gave out state
ment last night dealing fully with the
recent White House incident In which
Mrs. Morris was the central figure. He
also refers to the recent statement of
Representative Hull. concerning the Will
Of Mrs. Morris father.
While the declaration OF DIT Morris
does not outline any plan OF action
which he and Mrs. Morris will take 70
bring about review Of the famous
eJectment OF last Thursday. it is not
believed that they Will let the matter
rost.
II is understood DR.. Morris is await
Ing the result of the resolution Of Repre-
tentative SHEPPARD
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Witness POnders Deep and Long.

For more than three minutes there
was silence, at the end of which the
witness admitted that was his bust
Less-
NO. % Broadway extends from Broad
way TO New street. does Ii nOt?'
Yes
DO you know James A. Moffatt?'
There was another long pause.
Il direct the witness to answer" said
Commissioner SanboTn.
Yes, yes. was the final answer from
Carney.
His manner provoked laughter among
the spectators, several of whom were
women.
One of the questions which seemed TO
touch Carney and required a long de-
lay longer than any of the others, was:
DO you guard the magnates who are
carried in the elevator at 20 Broadway"
He finally said he did, but not until a
long and appealing look at Lawyer
Rowe.