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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

-,,r, Manchester. Va. Dec 81. 1qas
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL. NrErTTN-,,
Of the Stockholders Of the kTarci.i, ~ +.
Paper Irvine Company VIII be- held p,
ne ONCE Of the Company. I'm NTancbes-
at $50 o'clock T. NJ 49, l''''
STANLEY REED. Secretary
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STOP WATCHES

established $3.50. 1906 East AI..r
street. opposite O'd Market.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with care.
$AtOB CMLAUF. eos West Main.
Phone 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Hat RENovAroRs

MEMS HATS CLEANED. Rr.OCt<rD
and retrimmed. AMERICA II an
TIERS. fOf East Marshall
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RELIABLE TRANSFER.

HAVE YOUR PACKAGES. TRUNKS
and valises hauled by responsible peo-
pie: your trunk will only cost YOU 2Oc.
TO any part of the city: valse 15c two
Tor &c; packages al specially low
prices. MlLLNER'S TRANSFER. 9Uz
y. Broad Street. Phone 1445
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
German-Amorican Banking and

German-Amorican BankIng and
Building Company
- Rlchnoud, Va. December 3. 1908
III ith,f LAR Isl XTEENTH ANNI--
aD meeting OF the stockholde~s ~ +bo
GERMAN AMERICAN RANKING
AND BUILDING COMPANY will he
1eid at the cOmpany's office Room
Ebel Building WEDNESDAY Tanrar,,
9. 1877. at l. 80 O'Clock p. NJ.
CHAS. x. WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
We have the largest and best lin Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
city; repairing done II. W ROUN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stoc kholders Of the Virginia state I'M.
Ssrance Company viii be held at IN.
once or the company. corner FIftn and
Main streets. on THURSDAY Gan,,ar,
-ltD at 10 o'clock noon.
ROBERT LECKY. Dr. sacv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

The annual meeting OF tho stockholders
or the First National Bank Richmond.
Va. VIII be held IN their Banking House.
at 1lo4 East Main Street, Richmond. Va
on tuesday. January s. 1907. at twelve
O'Clock noon.
JNO. NJ. MILLER. JR.
Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site the post-Ofice. Phone 1926. Icxam-
nations and estimates free.
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Meetings

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders Bank OF Richmond. Incorpo-
rated-Notce is hereby giFen. pursuant
70 resolution OF the board OF directors.
that "a meeting OK the stockholders or
The Bank OF Richmond. INCORPORATED.
VIII be held at the bankinz-house OF
said corporation. in the city Of Rich
mond. at the corner OF Ninth and Main
streets, that being the place OF it's prln-
II Al office, cn the Sts day Of Ianuarv.
1901 at I o'clock Z. NJ. for the purpose
or passing upon the question Of author
capital stock Of said corporation from
ssoNO1 TO 81 100000. which proposed i'm
crease has been approved h. the direc-
tors or said corporation at a meeting
duly called and held on the 18th day
T. X. SANDS. Secretary
BY order OF the Board or Directors
NOTICE or MEETING or STOCK
holders Planters and Merchants Bank
OF South Boston. Na--Notlce IS hereby
given. pursuant to resolution of the
n stockholders OF the Planters and
~ "rcnants Bank VT ID be held at the
banking-house OF said bank at South
hnSton, Va. on the 29th day OF January.
1917, AZ o'clock 7. NJ. for the purpose
OF considering the advisability OF con-
NeIuns or reorganizing said Planters
anu etfNnantS Bank into or as "a ma
uonnl bank. and. IL q -emcd advisable
aJ said meeting 20 do 50. OF adopting an
Such resolutions as may be necessary or
proper Tor the purpose OF carrying such
conversion or reorganization into effect
pursuant 20 law
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
December 26 1876.
HENRY EAsLEY.
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

VIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICK
MOND. DECEMBER -. 1905.
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BAKERY.

FRUIT CAKES. FROM - TO 81 CENTS
per pound; pound and sponge cakes. am
kinds OF small cakes cream NUTS spriu-
gle. pies, and all kinds OF bread save
the cash register tickets you get from
US s. worth is good for free fruit
CAKE NEW YORK BAKERY. 40 West
Broad street. 'Phone 25S9
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Wants
ONE CENT = WORD.
For Sale.

FOR SALE. FULL. LINE CLOSED CAR
riagcs FOR winter USE. new and second
nands goods guaranteed. W C.
SMITH 81 North FIFTH
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LITHIA WATER.

WHY NOT DRINK THE WATER TYYAT
will give you health when you are thirs>
~; II costs YOU no more; use COMO
LITHIA WATER. Delivered fresh
daily. Phone 29O5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

~. MASONIC NOTICE-TO THE OF
NJ hcers and members OF Hourico
Lniol Lodge. No. I3O A. =. and A.
VI Please attend stated communication
or your lodge 90 Dee held az Masonic Han
I"-iJy MN street MONDAY EVENING
at s.3e o'clock Members Of sister lodpos
ana transient brethren are fraterually in
Nited g. DE present By order OF the Vor-
shiprn Master.
G.. L. HUGHES. Secretary.
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WEooE.a INvIrArIoNs-

FOR S2oO WE SEND PREPAID ONE
hundred wedding invitations or an
nouncements, in script or old English:
good stock; two hundred for 800. Wis
iting Cards DC. for 100. RICHMOND
CARD CO. Rocky Mount. Va
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scHEER's SPECIAL.

sCEIEER's SPECIAL ALARM CLOCKS.
81 90. warranted. Scheers Special
Watch $f0o. warranted. A. SOLDIER.
Jeweler established 1880. 1865 East
Main Strect. OpposIle Old Market.
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Headquarters
1ommandcry Of 81. Andrew. SO.

Headquarters
1ommaudory Of 81. Andrew. SO. 13.
knights Tempiar.
Richmond. Va. January 1915.
General Orders
~ SIR KNIGHTS ATTEND A
X stated Conclave OF the Com
~ mandery at Your asylum in the
y Masonic Temple MONDAY. 9Th
inst. az o'clock =. NJ. in citizens dress.
Members OF Richmond Commanderv.
NO. p, and ail transient Sir KNIGHTS are
Dourt"ously invited TO be present.
10y ORDER OF the Eminent Commander.
RANK T. SUTTON. Captain-Geucral
Attest
NHOtGE Q. IEFTERSON RacnrlIar
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SEEDS ANo HARowARE.

WRITE FOR OUR SEED CATALOGT-E.
70 oo0fa'~e complete list or Garden
ana Field Secdr. Fertilizers and Poultry
~nunlrr at tfrF interesting prices.
rfl TlfFRN SEED co.. TIC North
f.En te'nt. street. Richmond va
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oPTIciAN.
SAVE MONEY.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. RICHMOND
Va, is the place 70 deposit your money,
They will take care OF II for YOU. and
return the principal on demand. and.
By agreement. will pay interest on Il n
Il stays ninety davs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

- E'-bARGE. WELL ESTAP-
.Nhcd inanufacturing company making
wants satisfactOry man. win & % as
- establish ana carry on branch bust
ness, $-sN per month SALARY and an ex-
.7s' Win share of profits extra. u-i-
easement and hiKh-ciass business. good
500. ger year or better. with biz
-.tNie increase. For PARTICULAR fur
li71 I-lercnces. and address o EAST
~ ~ President. 81 Wabash Avenue.
L. - = M VIZ MANUFACTURING
Hp nE. Established twenty " ans 49,
oAcins highest-erade articles desire
capable man with Sl.Ef0. as raanage- ~
hranch Office e. o. located at Richmond
sdiary, $50 monthly. VITA additioua
,o-l-i i-l7a.nn o--- W-Af I ~
f4..'- or more yearly. This iS "a high
grade position. and must Ice filed Curi-.,
January Mr. MILLER. 50 Ia Sale
street. Chicago
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UPHoLsTEslNe AND MATTRESSES

WE DO FTP2T- CLASS UPHOLSTER-
ing at low prices; make new hair. felf
combination and shuck mattresses. old
hair mattresses made over Ike new
LEVY & KASS. q West Broad Street.
Phone fo36.
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CHICKEN FEED.

r TT O. * r y FEED.-LARGEST AND
best varieties in the Sosth. Agents for
Chas. A CIPHER "Nod.l" Tnruba tors
ana Breeders. etc. W.. J. TODD AS y.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

A.. ALPERIN & Co. PAINTERS AND
decorators. agents for Ramsey meta
~ shs and porcelain electric sign letters
Phone 6246 III S'iee~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

d G-JEFFERSON DAN cling
Tcadcmy lover Station "a" Post-oflce)
5Nnq,uaiy v,h. commencing $50 Splendid
Ladies free "' NN''S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Shoe Repairing.

TC. HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES. la
dies. SOC. children's. 40c; every pair
s5Wed' no squeak. no nails: no pegs:
ROCK oak sOies DREW ri &c
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. u6 r. Main ST
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PUBLIC sTENooRAPAER.

. PUBLIC STENOGRAPTIEF work
neatly ana correctly done ar reasoua be
prices. Miss NELLIE MEFCH s
South Tenth street Phone 1866
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

50 JTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPpO-
site tle post-officc Phone $685.. F-xafn-
llatJns ana estimates free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

PARTY OF YEARS on rvprprr-,-,,r-
l!ANE CAPITAL. WISHES 10 coz
OPERATE WITH. PARTIES rs as
lABLISHED BUSINESS OR Will,
l-I@i ~ TO GOOD PROPOSITION
ADDRESS O. 54f. CARE THIS or
EI'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
LAMPS.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

SIS WILL Buy 10-H. p. EL.ECTPr,
motor: 500 VIII buy a Croker Wheele
15-H p. motor. with starting nov ~
tached, all in first-ciass condition. sl5
VIII buy lO-H. p. gas engine 2O-H. Il
boiler and engine Chase. all az goo
as new, now running; to n quick pur
chaser bargain can be had. all beitini
and shafting attached 5000 feet 9 pfpe
almost new. shafting and pullevs 10
sale. three Sturtevant blowers: We "a,
highest prices for machinery. coppei
brass. lead zinc and old betting Cal
US up and get prices. THE NJ. KFT
Twentieth and Main Streets Phone En-.
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
old gold and silver. In any condition. or
will give watches. jewelry. silverware.
etc IN exchange. A. NJ MEYER K.
BRO, jewelers.. No el5 East Main
Street Richmond Va
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS ~ SECONDHAND IN.
giues Boilers etc; rebuff. aq good as
new. G. b. FORD CO. Trlgg ShIpyard.
Phone CO.'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

Np ordinance To Extend the Coruorats
limits or the Town OF Barton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

l. VIM. r. Christian Sergeant OF tha
town of Barton Heights. do hereby Ger
ufy that the foregoing Is a true COPY or
au ordinance adopted by the Council OF
the town of Barton Heights at a meet
ing held on the ltn day OF December.
1905, by Il recorded vote OF ayes 4 and
noes, o. and which was approved BY tha
Mayor ON the 18th dav of December, 1905
WM r.. CHRISTIAN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12

a IL plants do not. believed. contain the
phenomena corresponding to senses At least.
"A in some plants the faculties more pro-
nounced than in others. and they are
grouped under the head Of sensitive" plants.
Some of them have been found in the tropics. 9TH
ers various portions Of America and not few of
them-some of the important. in fact-are among
common American domestic plants; for instance. the
hop
Students in botany the University OF Pennsyl-
wanna have lately making interesting expert
ments determine just to what extent the hop and
potato endowed with motion re-
semblng the animal kind.
There nothing strange about any plant moving
with the wind the natural process of growth.
buI these motions are not OF that sort
The end of a usually hangs Tree, its leaves
oling gracefully in ,he air Yet every one or them,
unless its be Inpeded some object Will
every day make compete revolution, or viii
describe of half circle, then slowly go back
This il is believed is no accident but is the
effect o suns influence opposed the diurnal
motion of the earth with, perhaps something OF the
I8otansts 90 say that is consciously
they contend that the motion of the vine Is the
result Of constant attempt ad-
Just itself TO the mighty forces operating upon it.
As an illustration OF how the sense of touch is de-
veIoped in plant life, a botanIst the other day gave
q demonstration with plant of the mimosa pudica
species. This a pant which grows Tin pOts) the
stems each stem containing four leaves. The leaf
Is composed of many little segments sticking from
The segments in the plant exhibited were beaut-
fully unrolled; the stems stood out from the stalk
either horizontally upward angle
Carefully seizing two segments at the very end
o leaf the professor said: Now watch He
Immediately the next pair of segments on either
instant later the next pair dropped.
From that 1t was just like clockwork; pair
JUst moments pause. and then the action
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12
Nzzvosa Leaf SAzAks H Es0czI 6Ueh

passed on. by mysterious agency within
the vein to the leaf; the stimulation passed
through the joint at the terminus of the leaf anu
TO the end.
Next came the third leaf then the fourth the mo-
ton becoming rapid as II progressed And when
the four down, suddenly If chopped by
an axe the entire stem collapsed and hung apparent
ly Hfeless against the stalk
Again. the botanist gave a slight stroke the
stalk below the stems and every STEM every saf.
every segment. collapsed
You might thought from the appearance. that
the plant dead, but in minutes it had gradu-
ally reganed its normal shape.
Just why the plant exhibits such characteristics
is not known Even those who say that plants have
of touch unable 10 offer any explana-
ton more plausible.
one very important experiment has shown.
or tended show. that the phenomena actually
controlled. be accounted for, by sense
A mimosa plant etherIzed-the anaesthetie
was applied in much the same manner as 1t
would have been gwen 10 human being in den-
Pinch a person who is unIer ether and there
no NoW' thought the botanlsts if the mmosa be
affected by ether. will snow that it mas no sense
drug leaves will not collapse When you pinch
So they plnched and pinched. and not bit did
the plant mind IL There Was no falling OF sesments
ether, it acted just as before that is as
10 compare stilI further, plants of the mimosa
puica order have been experimental with under the
Strike or pinch muscle repeatedly, and it
This is true o oXalis plant but of the
mimosa pudica, that the conclusion TO be drawn
is somewhat in shadow.
But one strong deduction is that, since plants of
apparently similar type possess different forms of ac
ton under the same circumstance, they must be pos
sessed of something more than phenomena. What
then-senses?
The oxalis plant, while apparently OF the same
SPECIES offers a sq b ra96 eayes
tending Upon being shaken these leaves
collapse about the stem. but upon a second shaking
they will fly % their natural position and shape
Of M the eSs been upon
tact is produced in plants and animals under the
similar conditions
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12

NO PLANTS see,
I feel, hear, faste,
IL smell? In all seri-
BUSINESS, do they?
Toss the question
aside 7vith disdain if You
sciH, bit leading botanical
authorities of the United
States chiefs of botanical
departments in great inSfi-
tutioHs of learning, haze
concluded that The subject
is scclI soorth devoting at
tcntion TO- In Baltimore,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Los
AngeIe5, simultaneously,
experiments are being
made BY men 7Uho promise
most interesting results
from this study.
And they haze already
learned some startling
things.
of course, they don't
anemr' 10 Prove that
:'!aHf5 haze eyes, ears, nos
tiis, palates, fingers, bit
they do say that they ex-
As3ii characteristics CORE
spending TO the fve human
AeFscs,
Il Baltimore authority
baikS al one seHSe-hear-
fq&-bm Philadelphia
LofaHiSf, Professor John Mnrhead Mac
f6riaHd, d. Sc, declares that ecen this may
be granted, since a revOiUer shot IN green
house 5vH cause collapse of all III. 5cn5i-
nve plants. 1t 'ea-t, they respond TO sound
SUave5.
Il number of plants, ii is found, are
equipped 1tith elongated hairs, or else spots,
schich catch the Hght about as does the
human eye. Certain plants turn up their
ieares TO gather in The Hfe-giving reys Of
the sun; Others raUeI TO seek food and
light; still others find t.eir gay through air
TO a stick upon 5vhich 10 f5viHe.
Hop and s5veet potato zines go
through rotary notions, controlled by the
movcmentS Of the earth and sun. The
Trum' fy-rap catches insects 5vho5e flavor
ii likes. Hence taste. Similarly, a root
sill find It's 5Cdy TO a favorife material in
the soil-7cH smell il out, so TO speak
Even such emotion, as JOY and sadness
are. so some investigators say, experienced
b. plants; they are thankful for moisture
iE the air; they -leep every night.
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
THE WASHINGTON TINES, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907
MRS. EDDY'S HEIRS
TO SUE FOR SHARE
Former Senator Chandler
Prepares Suit For $685.
900 Fund.

BOSTON, Dec. 28.s-Mary Baker G.
Eddy and her trustees have not heard
the last OF the famous controversy
waged last summer when her relatives
made an unsuccessful attempt 10 secure
an accounting of her property.
Former Senator William z. Chandler
who was senior counsel for the next
friends" in this litigation. came here
today to prepare n case which viii be
argued before the next term of the
court in Merrimac county, N. H. when
Mrs. Eddy's son. George w. Glover, OF
Lead City, S. D.. with hts immediate
family, and DR.. Ebenezer J. Foster
Eddy OF Waterbury Center. VT. will
sue 70 secure their shares Of the S125, 200
set aside for their use by tho head OF
the Christian Science sect last Feb
ruary.
A provision OF this settlement was
that Glover and his family should raise
no objection 20 the disposal by Mrs
EDDY during her lifetime Of her other
property as she saw fit and should not
contest her win. The suit for an ac-
counting had been begun before Glover
and those with him knew OF this S125, 900
fund, but the fact that II was persisted
in for several months afterward was
considered by Mrs. Eddy's trustees as
violation Of the condition OF the settle
ment. Therefore. they have refused 70
pay over 70 the contestants any portion
OF the income
The only persons who have been en-
1oying the benefits OF the fund are the
minor children Of Glover who were not
named among the next friends"
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
TAKE CARE! BEWARE!
KENDALL'S THERE
Gallant Major as a Special
Policeman May Garry
Gigantic Cfft.

Footpads. hold-up men, and others of
Ike fix take warning.
Major II. NJ Kendall, Treasures Of
the Soldiers Home, has been commits
stoned by the District Commissioners. as
a special officer, with power 10 carry
gun. Invitations to part with the
Government funds entrusted to his care
VIII be met with a stern command to
cease such frivolous talk and accom-
pany the major 10 the stationhouse.
An important part Of the majors offi-
cial duty Is the transferring Of funds
from the Treasury Department to the
Soldiers Home. Realizing that so much
wealth offered tempting opportunities
for easy money men, he suggested 10
Brig Cen H s. Hawkins, governor OF
the Home, that n permit be obtained
from the proper authorities authorizing
him (the major) to carry a revolver on
such occasions as deemed necessary
The general conferred with Major Syl-
vester and the latter at once solved the
problem by recommending the appoint
ment Of Major Kendall to his stan OF
special policeman.
In this the Commissioners readily
concIrred and Major Kendall may now
journey from the Treasury Department
10 the Soldiers Home with the comfort
Ing assurance that should he be mOlest-
ed he is prepared to fight to the bitter
end.
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
LOST NINE SHARE
WORTH $6,250,OOO
Romance of Rich Lode Re-
called By Death of
Owner.

LONDON, Dec. 28.-The romance OF a
great silver mine, which was accident
ally discovered and developed into a
property worth 100000. is Identified
with the life story Of George McCuIloch,
who has just died in London-a million
aire Gin pounds sterling) several times
over.
McColloch was manager Of a small
sheep farm in Australia twenty-five
years ago when boundary rider
brought him news that signs Of silver
had been found on Broken Hill. which
was not many miles from the station.
syndicate OF seven was Immediately
formed to peg out the claim. each man
venturing $50. The syndicate included
McCulloch, Rasp. the boundary rider who
had discovered the vein. and the five
men employed at the sheep station.
The Broken HIN mine proved to be one
OF the richest in the world. A romantic
incident in its early days was a game of
euchre in a little tin shanty at the foot
Of Broken Hill, played by McCuuocA
and another prospector for a fourteenth
share IN the mine. 4 few years later
this share (Which McCulloch LOST was
worth Sc. ZOO
Having made a big fortune, McCul-
loeh came 70 London and devoted him
self 20 forming a great art collection. In
his mansion at South Kensington he
formed an unrivaled gallery of modern
masters. including fne specimens OF
whistler, Mlllais, Leighton, Burne-
Jones. Watts, Abbey, Bouguerau. and
other painters Of the late nineteenth cen
tury.
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
MILK DEALERS SUE
BARON ROTHSCHILD
Union Asserts Philanthropic
Work Is Illegal Com
petition.

= PARIS, Dec. "a curious suit has
been brought against Baron Henri de
Rothschild, who Is also a doctor OF
medicine. A few years ago. emuIatjns
the example Of Nathan Straus. he start
ed In one Of the most populous districts
In Paris a dairy for the supply or pure
milk at nominal price for poor people
The experiment worked very well. SO
well that large numbers OF people who
were IN position 10 pay for their milk
at ordinary prices soon became Gus
toners, tho milk being much cheaper
and better than could be bought at the
ordinary milk shops.
Baron Henri's milk shops have now
spread all over Paris, and there are
In all no fewer than sixty-eight OF them.
Now the ordinary milk dealers find
they are suffering from the comps-
tluon Of the baronial milk shops. and
the milk dealers union has sued the
baron before the tribune OF com
mcrce on the ground that under pre-
tense Of a work of philanthropy he is
carrying on an illegal conpetidan with
tTadeSmen-
The union further asserts that Baron
dc Rothschild makes large Drofts. and
that, as a fact, he only gives away
about SL40O worth Of milk per annum.
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
FORCE NEW YORK LID
TO OPEN LITTLE WIDER

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Moving picture
shows have been brought under the
protection Of the injunctions resorted to
in the efforts TO keep the police from
interfering with Sunday amusements,
and this means lighter shade Of indigo
10 New York's Sunday tomorrow. AZ
the request Of the Moving Picture Asso-
citation, an omnibus injunction was Is
sued today by Justice Greenhaum, re-
straining interference with sixty-one
such shows. The order enjoins the po-
lice from stopping the shows whether
an admission is charged or not. Educa-
tional lectures, whether illustrated or
otherwise, are likewise protected.
In addition. Comptesse Marie d'Hau-
teuves, who gives an entertainment US
ing illustrating views from the Passion
Play, secured an injunction protecting
her entertainment.
An order was Issued returnable Tues
day. for the police then TO show why
the injunctions shculd not be made per
rNancnt