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The Washington times., 1909-02-20
TINY CHILD'S APPEAL
AFFECTS THE JUDGE
Writes Touching Note Which
Saves Father From Prison
Sentence.

Nine-ye5r-old Oracle Rolls knows that
justice may be tempered with mercy,
for her father. Warren Rolls. whom the
law took away, when he committed
larceny, has returned TO her Ycs-
terday morning Rolls faced imprison-
ment until the little maid took his troU-
bles upon her tiny shoulders, and, IN
prompted. wrote a letter TO judge An
derson pleading for clemency. and then
came TO the Courthouse and took the
witness stand IN her fathers defense.
The Judge listened to the plea, and yes
terday afternoon suspended sentence
upon the man.
Il have nobody but my father" tho
Tiny girl wrote. land If ne is taken
away, there will be nobody TO care for
my aunt or me. Ny fourteen-year-old
cousin is helping me write, and she is
telling me abCCt the words I don {
know. Won't you give my father back
20 me2'
The letter studiOUsly executed in jul
venile ChirOgTaphy. was handed 70 the
judge, wnen he reached the bench Ard
when Rolls was brought Al, together
with John Jackson, who was jointly &C
cused with Rolls Of having stolen q
quantity Of paint from Fort Washing
ton, Md, the little girl was In the cOuT,-
room
The childish letter carried weight with
the Judge
John was tried first, convicted, and
given eighteen months. Then Warren
| Rolls was called, bat before passing
| sentence, the judge picked from the
papers on his desk a little sheet OF note
paper and read II very carefully. He
called Oracle Rolls to the stand.
why did you write this letter 10 me-
/ the Judge asked
! 7 knew daddy was in trouble" thu
/ little witness said. II heard them talk
/ ing at home about Judge Anderson send
/ ing him away, and I didn't want ny
/ daddy 20 go away. He's all I've got.
/ 80 I thought / would write 10 you
! and tell you how good ne IS to me, 70
! I thought that maybe the Judge wOul'
/ listen to q little girl who wants to keel
| her daddy"
Warren Rolls was steward on tn
revenue cutter Cushing. and Jackson
! was a stOkeT.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
Died

HULL-On Friday February 70. 1909 TRU-
NAN P HILL, at his residence. Aide,
year OF his age.
Funeral Sunday morning. az 1879 O'Clock
from Trinity Chapel. Arlington. Va It
BATCH-On Saturday, February %. 1899, az
us a m al his residence. I74S street
northwest, JOSEPH !. beloved husband Of
Catherine Z Batch Cnee O'Brien). aged
fOrty-six years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Chicago papers please copy) It
EWING-On Friday, February q. 1903. a.
z;l5 p n, az his residence, 1913 Harvard
street Dr. GEORGE EWING.
LOEFFLER-On Fridays February 1s. 1893.
George y. and the late Mary z Loeffer.
aged twenJy-nine years
OSBORNE-Ou THURSDAY February Is. 1893,
At her residence, 1zl5 Tenth street north
west. ELLEN b. OSBORNE. beloved wife
of Clayton g. Os5oIS-, aged thirty-nine
years
PoRTs-suddenIy. OF February IS. 1909.
GEORGE +. PORTS.
PROSE-On Thursday, Febru. ry is 1902 a.
1I-30 p. m- ETHEL VIVIAN PROSE, De
loved wife Of Albert Ivan Prose.
SAUNDERS-On Thursday, February IS. 800
at % .. II. Mrs MARY A.. widow OF
James s saunders. aged eighty years
Mrs. Mary A saunders was native OF
Anne Arundel county Nd, and had been
thlrty-slx years she was the widow OF
James : Saunders. Mrs Saunders is sur
vived by four sons. William L Saunders,
Randall g. Saunders. Joseph y Saunders
all Of this city. and James T. Saunders. o!
Atlanta Ga TWO daughters, Mrs George
W TUrnbUrke and Mrs Il 3 MOultOn
also survive.
RIDGEWAT-On Thursday, February Il. 1902
at l0:I5 2. m, CECILIA RUTH RIDGE
WAY Cuee Naglel. beloved wife Of Charlie.
/ RfdSeway-
! ROBERTSON Friday. FebrUa-v- I9. lsle, q
$50 g. n. at his residence. 2226 NJ stree
/ northwest. MATHEW ~. ROBERTS, be
/ loved husband Of Mary n Roberts.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
WORLDS COUNSEL
REQUESTS DELAY
Asks That Bench Warrants
in Libel Suit Be
Help Up.

AcouiescinE in the request OF The New
York counsel for the World, the owner
and editor of which has been indicted
together with the owners Of the Indian
apo1is News Tor criminal libel against
the President OF the United States, the
District Attorneys Office has held up
the transmission OF the bench warrants
for the arrest Of Joseph Pulitzer and
Editors Robert Il. Lyman and Caleb
NJ. Van Hmm.
Neither the warrants for the arrest of
the World people. or Of the News nave
left this jurisdiction, a report having
been made to the marshais office TINS
morning that none OF the defendant
are 10 be found here
This report is one Of the teChniCalties
Of extradition, the District Attorney
office being obliged, before asking for
service in another jurisdiction. 20 prove
that the defendants ate not here
Attorney De LanCy NicOH, chief COun-
sci for the World in New York, com
nunicatcd this morning with District
ATTORNEY Baker He declared that as
Mr.. PuIitzers yacht had not Yet reached
mort. and that as the counsel had not
had sufficient time 10 go over the
charged. they desired 70 postpone the
service Of the writs. To this Mr.. Bake.
agreed.
The -narshaTs Office this morning I.
engaged In the preparation OF the Ger
tiled copies OF the indictments and thu
DreUaration Of bench warrants directed
to the New York authorities; the In
dianapolis authorities, for the arrest 0
/ Charles r Williams, OF the Indianap
oils News. and 70 tie Chicago an
| thorities Tor the arrest Of DclaVal
/ Smith. who lives in that jurisdiction a
| Forest Lake. q suburb OF the Illinois
I city.
/ These warrants. said Assistant DIS
/ rIiCt Attorney Mcnamara, will positive
+ " not be dispatched until Monday o
+ Tuesday and then VIII be sent by mai
. Although the fixing Of the date for n
/ hearing rests with the local authorities
/ they stated today that they could 20
/ aUUroxiuate the time when they woul
/ appear before Commissioner Shields an
( prosecute the wrlts-
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
White House Callers

Senators Aldrich Of Rhode IslanC
Cummins or Iowa.
Long Of Kansas.
Lodge Of Massachusetts.
SmoOt OF Utah.
Stephenson Of Wisconsin.
Newlands Of Nevada.
Representatives Acheson Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Madden Of Illinois.
Mckinley Of Illinois.
Clark of Missouri
Hepburn Of Iowa
Watson of Indiana.
Ransdeu Of Louisiana.
Dawson Of Iowa
Gardner OF Mas acku-
sets.
Hughes CT West vir-
ginia.
lowering Of MassachU-
sets
Reeder of Kansas.
Rothermel of Pennsyl
vania
GOIdfogeI or New York
SuIzer Of New York.
Interstate Commissioner Knapp.
Interstate Commerce Commissioned
/ Lane.
/ Commissioner Of Corporation H K
/ Smith.
Assistant Attorney GeneSal Frank Kel
IoSe-
John jay White, of New York.
Melvin Sheppard. OF New York
Harry Porter, of New York
/ Mike Murphy, Of New Haven.
a. A. Kerr, Of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
CANAL COST
FIXED AT S297,766, 900
Colonel Goethas Says Ditch VIII Be Finished by Jan
uary, l9l5-Testifies Before Subcommittee.
Opposes Sea-Level Type.

bra cut Will increase the cost Of $1,000
600.
Colonel Goe- halls said that there was
deficiency last year Of about SJ.p-tuuJ-
His estimates tor the fiscal year 1910
called Tor 80, SS6. $50. A supplemented
estimate for certain municipal improve
mCnts in Panama and Colon TO the
amount OF 100 900 was submitted
Colonel GOethaIS said that the health
conditions are improving ano that there
arc Ow no epidemics there.
Bishops Duties.
Secretary Bishop, of the Canal Com
mission who has long been a. target
for criticism was the subject OF an
inquiry by Mt Fitzgerald. who wanted
30 know what Mr.. Bishop did TO earn
his $1,000 % year Colonel GOethalS said
that the secretary was required 10 re-
ply 20 letters. receive visitors, edit the
Canal Record. and investigate gricy-
auccs Of employees.
Further questioning 10y Mr.. Fitzgerald
disclosed the fact tuat Secretary Bi>h-
Up enjoys Other perpuiSitcs in addition
10 q $1,000 sllaTy. lie has a. his dis
pOsal a furnished house. a carriage and
coachman, and his travelling sNpeUscs
are paid II no comes to the United
States on order. The commission built
tho house at a cost OF about $1,000 and
IL was furnished at q cost of 500 or 500
The Washington times., 1909-02-20

No mater now heavy or light the
growth, IL can be destroyed in a few
minutes with EleC-tro-la- With perfect
safety. II can be used on the face, neck,
arms. bust, or any portion OF the body.
There Is no other remedy ike f. II
positively will not irritate, burn or scar
the most tender skin. no matter how
long Il Is LETT on. and never falls to
remove even the most obstinate growth
almost instantly. You who have tried
sO-called cures without success can gain
permanent lasting effect with Electro
la-nOt merely temporary relief-fOr once
Il destroys the hair roots the growth
can never return.
To prove what we say we have de
cided TO give trial bottle free TO every
one of 56.Od0 men or women who write
for IL, enclosing a twO-ceut stamp 20
cover mailing. Elec-trO-la regularly
costs $lQo q bottle but we will let 900
people find out what it viii do-WithOuI
any charge lust fU out the coupon
below and mail today
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
Deaths

Carrie L Noonan, 81 years. 925 Fourth
street northeast.
Lloyd V. Ryan. q years. 22l F street
northeast
Joel y. Suit, "a years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Mary 5. German, Is years. 9i9 Twentieth
George F. ports. IS years. 42i First street
southeast
Walter McEwan. 50 years. 70I Eighth
street southeast
JON Smuer, 50 years, PA John Marshall
IIdce-
William ID Gutridge 70 years. Govern
mcut Hospital for the Insane.
Ellen b. Osborne. 80 years, 1917 Tenth
street northwest.
May w Guler. % years. the Ontario.
Catherine r. Brown. So years. 9l7 French
street northwest
Cecilia r. Ridgeway, . gears, 53& Sec
Uud street southeast.
Mary \. Saunders. . years. fo5 = stree,
northwest
Ethel Y. Prose. % years. 81 r street
northwest.
Annie Becker % years Govcrumcu,
Hospital for the Insane.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
TO BE RABBI SIMON

Rabbi Abram Simon will deliver the
principal address February p at the
ceremonies to be held Washington s
Birthday by the Association OF Oldest
Inhabitants Of the District OF Columbia.
Gen. JOh1 NJ. Wilson viii accept a
flag presented to the association by Mrs
Allison Major. Henry L. Bryan VIII
read WashingtCn's Farewell Address, and
Col John A Joyce an original poem.
Patriotic songs EiI be the remaining
feature OF the prOgra n.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
ROOSEVELT DRAWS
WORLDS SPOTLIGHT
By Calling International Congress Conservation, Presl
dent Does the Striking Thing Observers
Have Been Looking For.

r,ecpIe one continent. one race, to bon
eft by the surplus of another: TO pro
mote easy exchange: to take down
tariff and customs barriers in the in
terest of the common good. There lies
the solution Of the problems OF COM
uercial warfare.
And more than all this, more inn
mcdiately Of interest, the PresidenI sees
the possibility of promoting peace ana
prosperity by bringing the nations NOR e
and more to know and understand e5ch
other, by getting them to cooperate III
MANY works; BY bringing them around
the council board at The Hague as
often as possible to confer together ana
impress on each other the fact that the
world after all is but q neiEhbOTho0d,
and that no nation or people Is indie
pendent nowadays of the Others-
SO much and vastly more has been
come of his plan is matter for specula-
ton. He will himself he in Africa
when his conference meets az me
Hague next September That the ma
thusiasm and alacriuy. is not doubted
here. 1t is fully expected that the press
and public and parliaments OF the
whole world will promptly respond IN
is nothing to be said against IT.
After African Hunt.
But when he is done with his African
hunt the President win come back TO
civilization, and has arranged TO visit
several European countries. He has in
vitations from rulers to visit 3 good
SHARE of the world, and there Is every
reason to expect that when he appears
in Europe ne Will receive such al ova-
ton rs "A private citizen has never
known. From that TO the chief-aincy
Of the great movement he will have
started will be but a short and obvious
step.
This is the career which suddenly
opens its possibilities 10 the retiring
President Now that he has issued his
invitations for the world conservation
congress. everybody is saying something
like this:
Il knew he'd do some big, striking,
spectacular thing of that sort which
would set the whole world talking about
him before he left: but who'd have
thought Of thist"
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
CARROLL D. WRIGHT
STEADILY SINKING

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 2A-Car-
roll D. Wright, president OF Clark Col
lege. may, according TO those IN at
tendance by his bedside today. die at
any hour.
Although Mr. Wright had suffered no
pain during the night his strength is
gradually ebbing away.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE

The Postomce appropriation bIIl was
sent 10 conference.
Senator GaUlusey submitted the re
port on the gas bin from the Dis
trict ComWittea explaining the CAPT
taliZatioU provisions.
The resolution authorizing tie Dis
triCt Committee 10 sit Iu recess and
investigate affairs Of the DISrict
government was passed.
The Indian aDUropTIa ton bin was
taken uD and passed
The report ion che Tennessee Coal and
iron case has been completed and Is
said TO clltie5-a tas President
The first conference Oh the District
appropriation blI was held today
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
Marriage Licenses.

George J. Sloan and Matherine ". HE,
Washington.
Joseph L McCorlas and Catherine c.
Derwart, OF Baltimore
Joseph H. Posey and Georgia Cusick,
Of Washington.
Richard X Murray and Elizabeth
CrOake, Of Washington.
Charles W. PiudeI. Of Baltimore. and
Edna A. Parker. Of Washington.
James MCLareu. Of Baltimore an.
Cora c. Mclean, OF Washington
James McCauIcy and Mamie Wright
Of Washington.
Landou H. Brent and Susie *. Lewis
OF Washington
Thomas J. ChesweN and Elizabeth @.
Burke, OF Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
so, 600 Free Bottles
Of Hair Remover
4 Positive Remedy That Takes Away
SuperfluOuS Hairy GrOwthS With
out Burning the Skin.

No woman with mustache. OF indeed
with any superfiUous hair dishSurlug
either her face arms or bust. need
suffer such modification any longer
To relieve all such uuhappiness 5000
bottles OF the wonderful remedy EleC-
trO-la Will be given away absolutely free
to women constantly miserable because
Of such unnatural. unsiShtly Srowths.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20

CONTINUED from First PaGe)
The cost Of sanitation and civil govern
.aent, the sea-Ievel canal, upon the w.
rormation YOU now have, would cost
s563. 800 o.. as against 2215p1eUo for the
lock type
In response TO q question as %
whether the canal would pay, Col"ASl
GoctuaIs said.
itself has not been very fore bly, brought
20 the front ma my mind; but J Do thlnE
that The canal VIII pay for 'SeH- Wllh
ships that viii make thirteen or lCui -
teen knots Dor hour New York 10 san
Francisco bv water viii be brought
within eighteen days OF Cacn other aud
won cannot convince me that they are
NOT .cina 20 use that means Of com
nuuioatfon between points of shipment
i'm our country for heavy materials ana
fruits and produce.
Finished January I, 1875
In RESPONSE 20 a question 10y Mr. Fitz-
gerald, Colonel Cocktails said that the
canal would be completed January J.
1919.
he estimated that the cost Of mainten
aucc each year would he about s4,Go",900
In addition the cost Of fertilization will
be 1887 SO.
Tie aggregate cost OF the chan Cee
contemplated is $5.lpO,UOQ and the widen
INK AZ the canal for four miles IN Guile
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
IN THE HOUSE.

The House met at Il O'Clock
Chairman Barraoldr. Of the Committee
ON Public Buildings and Grounds sub
m.tted a report granting additional Az
thority 10 the Secretary OF the Treas
urv to carry out certain provisions Of
the public buildings act.
2 he House considered the consular ap-
preparation bill, general debate being
knitted 10 forty mingt5s,
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
The Vital Records.
Births.

Lawrence NJ. and AnnierC. I.eizear. girl.
Howard VI. and Grace Z. Jones. girl.
Harry l. and Marian G. Scharr, boy.
John W and Sarah NJ Owens boy
Merritt 4. and Lucinda McClain. bCv.
John j. and LenOra G. Pendleton, girl.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
PrrEs CuREp ~ 8 20 b pAYs

FAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 20 cure any
case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Plies n 10 IL dayS or money refunded. sQe.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
FOR IRRITATED
SCALPS

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clear the scalp of crusts, scales
and dandruff, allay itching and
irritation, destroy microscopic
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late the hair glands and promote
hair growth. Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment have become
the worlds favourites for the skin,
scalp, hair and hands.
Sold THROUGHOUT tie world Depots: London. q.
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Maruya. Ltd. Toxic: Russia, Ferrein. MOSCOW
So Aries. Lennon Ltd Cape Town. etc. L. S. A.
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The Washington times., 1909-02-20

Somebody a couple OF years ago nom
mated Theodore Roosevelt 70 be Presi-
dent of the world.
Now there is reason TO believe the
President has seconded the nomination.
bv calling A world conservation con-
auess at The Hague
That Mr.. Roosevelt will be made the
executive head of the International or
CanizatiOn which will grow out of his
call to the nations 10 get together for
this peaceful purpose. Is generally &C
Ccpted as assured in advance. The
movement is his own; the invitations
come from him. he Will stand before
the world as the first private citizen OF
his country. a maker of peace and a
promoter Of reforms. He will be the
only man thought Of for head Of the
permanent organization which Will
carry out the huge task Of making an
inventory of natural wealth Of the
world.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
Scheme Is Big.

The President scheme Is big, almost
beyond the possibility of contemplation
lie has conceived how the people Of
Mars, when they saw their world cool
Ing and It's water vanishing and at
mosphere growing thinner, getting to-
gether to apply scientific methods Of
conserving all they had and making
their resources 90 as far as possible
He has seen that as to some resources
the world is nearing a period not unlike
this. Coal. forests. fertlity-theSe viii
not last always. So the idea of getting
together and beginning early TO guard
against the futures defamation.
on the way 10 the time when the
earth will be dried up Ike Mars, and
Ionc this side OF that period, there will
come an epoch when the tropics with
their vast prOduCtiveneSS must be de
veloped: when the sea must be made to
give UP more to man; when there must
be systematically put back into the
soil an equivalent for all taken from IT..
Free Interchange.
Beyond all this. there is the idea Of
making it as easy as possible for one
The Washington times., 1909-02-20

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church Of
Christ Scientist 18th ard + SITS y W
Services. sunday. 4e59 a N; and D N.
Wednesday evening meeting. 5 p. N. Public
Cordially Invited All seats free Free read
ing ruom. col Colorado Building II
UNDENOMINATIONAL BIBLE CLASS
meets every Sunday evening at 7;So in Third
Floor Rear Hall Pythiau Temple, 1912 sth
St y. W Current topic. What Is sound
Doctrine Christians cordially invited.
Watch Tower literature furnished
Lelo-Sa-L
SFVFNTH DAY ADVENTISTS - Pastor
James + Shuts VIII speak in the Memorial
Church l-th and n SIS y w tomorrow
evening az 80 on The very important sub
jeCt u The Millennium" IN his discussion
of the subject he Will answer the questions.
Where viii the righteous be during this
wiCked2 What viii be done with Satan p
All are cordially invited Il
EVANGELICAL, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 9 St nv
Services sunday, IL a m and 80 p. IN
Subject. Ideal Life Evening lecture by
Winfield s Whitman. Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening at $50. Seats free. All
invited It
ONIALSUNDAY-Young Wonen's Chris
tan Association, $50 p m Mrs, George T.
Smalwood VIII speak on How Sunday was
spent by the coonists and its effect on civil
zaJion-' Music by quartet OF young ladies
from Washington seminary II
/ SECULAR LEAGUE-Address. Some As
Economical Facts" Mr. j. A. Hsnnesy: reel
tStioE, Mr. Sinclair. debate. p IN. Pythiau
Temple. 1912 Ninth St n W Seats free
It,
7 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Sth and II
SITS. y w. KEY. Samuel H. Greene. D. D.
pastor. $50 o. M. sunday school, T.. r.
{ BrlStyw, supt. Public worship, with sermons
( by lhe pastor, il a. IN ana $50 p. IA.
/ Tsac hers Bible club. Thursday. p IN.
Church prayer meeting. D. IN EudeavOr
/ meetings, Tuesday. p m and sunday. $50
aad J-35 p. m- All are cordially invited u
! CEITARIAN-Au Souls Church. cor I4th
/ and L. SITS. Ulysses c. y Pierce. minister.
/ s-s5 p m. Sunday school, class for the COM
paratiye s.u-,y OF religion and unity study
/ class II a. DOE. morning service sermon by
J Rev a.. T. ~. John. of ftiiafir lphit p
DAD. Young Peoples Religious Union. ..
/ u.. evening service sermon ~ Rev. c. r.
= 81. John The publ, invited To all services.
IL
The Washington times., 1909-02-20
UNDERTAKES.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

CHURCH NOTICES.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Connecticut Ave. y and 18th Streets.
CHARLES WOOD, Minister.
TYLER BENNETT. Assistant Minister.
JAMES MCC. HENRY. Minister OF Peck
Chapel
II a. m. the pastor viii preach.
4 T. IN. Rev. Paul DoILZ, II Uoilo, P l.,
church missionary in The Philippines.
Musical service led by Church Ouartette
from $50 70 1 O'Clock
5 y IA. the pastor viii preach on God :
Revelation Of Himself IN the Star
Nusicai service from 7-3O % S o'clock.
MendelssOhn Centenary. The St Cecilia
QuartetCe-
Sunday school at J-45 a. II
Christian EudeaVOr Meeting 5 D. M
Thursday evening at s, AdidUsek Service.
The Washington times., 1909-02-20

SECULAR LEAGUE-Address. Some As
tronomicaI Facts" Mr. j. A. Hennesy: reel
tstioE, Mr. Sinclair. debate. p IN. Fythiau
Temple. 1912 Ninth St y. W. Seats free
The Washington times., 1909-02-20

ONIABSUNDAY-Foun Woncn's Chris
tlan Association. $50 p. Mrs. George T
SuaIlwood viii speak on How Sunday was
spent by the CoiOnists and its effect on civil
zation-' Music by quartet OF young ladies
nom washington SEMINAR II
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-16

Canada parliament. who is well
known authority on these subjects
The Canadian delegation win also
be accompanied by Robert r. Yonnx
land expert in the Canadian depa-t-
ment OF the Interior. who wi | act as
its secretary.
To represent Mexico. President
Diaz has sent Romulo Escobar. Man
uel A. de Quevedo. and Carlos Sell
serier. Senior EscDbar, who heads
the delegation. is one OF the fore
most authorities in Mexico on the
agriculture OF the country. He has
been at different mes ministe. or
the department OF agriculture and
of the department of forestry. with
his brother, he edits the farm paper
FL Agricultor Mexicano, and he pre-
sented a paper on Agriculture In
Mexico" at the time of the st. Loui.,
exposition. Senior de Quevedo is the
present minister or forestry.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-16

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