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The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Lyceum-''The Star show Girls.o

The Star Show Girls" presenting their
latest musical success THE Seminary
Maidens." will be the attraction at the
New Lyceum Theater next week. This
company is announced as being one OF ex-
ceptional merit and in verifcatlon OF this
statement the following partial roster of
the names Of several Of the principals
are given; John T. Baker, Lorni Lynn,
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
BroiIed Oysters.

Select the largest oysters. pick over,
drain, and dry IN folds Of cheese cloth.
season on both sides with salt and pep
per dip In melted butter, then roll in fine
bread crumbs Put into a wire oyster
broiler and turn while cooking. Serve
with thin buttered toast
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Columbia - Washington Symphony
Orchestra.


The Washington Symphony Orchestra.
Prof Herman Rakeman. conductor. will
give its first concert Of the season at
the Columbia Theater, on Friday after
noon. November le This viii be a series
Of four concerts on Friday afternoons
20 be given during the pres
ent season. The soloist for the initial
concert will be Miss Edna James Sheehy,
a Washington soprano, whose voice has
attracted considerable attention among
local musicians.
The programme for the concert Will be
as follows:
Overture. "FinEal's Cave Aeudelsschn
Madam Butterfly three partsl ,............ Pucini
Aria, Pace Pace Mo Do Verdi
Miss Edna James sheehy. sop7ano.
"Elige' FOR strings. Busch
Swedish Coronation March .Sveason
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Academy-"Youns Buffalo,

Charles z. Blaney has written a play
for his famous actor-scout. Young Buff
falo. which is quite different from any
IN which this well-known player has been
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
MORNING CHITCHAT.

The with judgment-thats the
man or woman premium in the Industrial market
to-day.
certain newspaper woman came IN
great perplexity.
She had been by London paper across the
tain story.
very puzzling question had arisen 70 Just
how the assignment should be covered.
What is the best thing TO dor said the woman.
why on earth don't you cable the managing
editor for instructions?" I asked.
That" said the newspaper woman, rs just what
will not do Oh. yes. I know he'd settle the ques-
tion all right and the burden would be of my mind,
but the next time he had important assignment
NE this he'd saw guess this time I'll send
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
The CoIumBIa-"The Chorus Lady.

The CoIumbia-"The Chorus Lady"
Patricia O'Brien will trip into Washing
ton next Monday when Rose Stahl opens
Theater IN James Forbes wholly delight
full comedy THE Chorus Lady" The effer-
vescent and entertaining Irish lassie so
wonderfully typified by Miss Stahl comes
back to Washington after having not
only brought the entire play-going popu-
lation OF the United States to her feet.
but also invading the territory OF the
British lion. Her sensational triumph in
London last spring. where The Chorus
Lady" ran 100 nights 10 capacity bust
ness at the Vaudeville Theater, London.
is now well known, and it Is generally
admitted that this play scored the great
est success ever achieved by an Ameri-
can play on English soil. Miss Stahl
brings with her practically the same
company that played in New York, in
GLIDING Wilfred Lucas. Giles Shine. Alice
Leigh, Claire Lane. Isabelle Goodwin,
Stanley Jessup, and Kenyon Bishop.
The acknowledgements Wilson.
THE House Next Door" now running
at the New National Theater. gives way
on Monday evening next TO comedy I'm
lighter FORM for on that night the al
ways-welcome comedian, Francis Wilson,
is 10 present his own play, The Bache-
lor's Baby" and he will retain the stage
Of that popular playhouse all of next
week. This will be Mr. Wilson's first
appearance in Washington in what might
be called dual role" for he is not
only the principal player in The Bache-
lor's Baby" but he is the author as well.
In The Bachelors Baby Nj Wilson IS
said TO have told q Straightforward story.
full of bright lines and exceedingly anus
ing situations. and 10 have furnished him
self with the best part he has ever played.
and as player il is also stated that Mr.
Wilson has taken. the greatest possible
advantage OF the many opportunities he
has offered himself as author. The story
hinges upon the conversion OF a child
hating bachelor 70 one who adOres the
little ones. and II is told IN three acts
Charles Frohman, who presents the
comedian. has provided an extremely
handsome and artistic setting, In which
the three acts are played. and an excep-
tionally well-balanced supporting COM
pany. Following his usual custom, Mr.
Wilson will play but a single matinee
and that on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Emphasis on this.

All lamps, globes, and
parts in this sale are abso-
lutely perfect, and in the
very styles being sold gen
orally this year at the prices
named below as valuations.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

cen una nusvG colopiR de 5000 sirRcusa'
nos y IN n1usro igual de psloponezsE,
cambiando Al mismo tempo 81 nombre
por 81 de EtnR. POGO dsspu6s muri6 HE
70 10. Los Antigaos J primitivos hAbf'
tantsH atscaron sntoncss 81 ciudsd , IL
ocupsron por asAlto, volvi6 7dols & poner
0i nombre de Catana.
En sl 403 fsntss de J. c. Dionisio de
SirscuHs los hiz, In gusrrA y t,m6 la ciu'
dad, vsndisndo los hAbitantas como ss'
clAvos y sEtablsoisndo en- ella una colonis
de mercsnaEios dc Ii Csmpanip.
En la primera guerra "pG sica", fae uus
de las primsrAs ciudsdes de Sicilia sn casr
en msuo de los lomsnos y, ssgti lon an
tscsdsntsA, paFscs qas dssds ess epoca,
eHtuvisrou On buenRR valsciones con ellns.
En- tismpos de- Cicer6n fue uns de La
mSa ricas fl rscientsz ciu ladies dc Italis.
DsSpu6i do cato. los principAleH aconta'
cimisnEos de ~ historic mss moderna son
In ocupaei6n de los godos, sl ssquso por
los Aarracanos, Ia conquiSts por les nor
mSndos, su primars deitruccioa per un te.
rrsmoto a1 1859 "a dsavAstaci6n por Ea'
Eique vi, Ia eroctio1 de 81 famoso fqerts
Roccs OraiuA por Feisrico II, varios
aitioH cd al trsnsourso dsl sig 20 IA
En el sf1I 1893 sl Etns i. dessruy6 Dor
Hganda veg.
Esss, puos 60 Ia tsrcsra veg que Csta
mia es victims del tsrribls Etaa.
NJ fisnR daremos smplis infnmsci6n
de 10 hiutoria antigua , modsrna de Mes
.ins, oirs dc lss ciudAdsa de Stella dss'
truida por sl rscieats tsrrem:tc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Ina carta de Diaz Navarro.
Quiere aumentar los datOs que tie
ne, para trabajar pOr la ms
trucci0n pdblica en- la legiS-
latura.

El ntfior Dfax Navarro, dslsgAdo & Ia
CkmArA, hA dirigido al magiHtsrio do In
iElA 10 aiguisnts csTta: "Al Msgisserio
Escolar dc Puerto Rico. S,hurss: I'm la
pr6xima LegislaturA sstoy dscidido ha.
Ger una csmpsha energies y vigcrous, ten
dHnts, no "a tan solo 4 que msjore vusEtra
actual prscsris EituAci6n, 81 que tambisn
& que 80 corEiian detsFminadoH proceed.
misntos 6 metodos- ahora ss dies
qus sfsclan y no para msiorarlaS, no ya
tan solo { vusstrA clEse, si que tambisn y
muy intsnusmsnts, q ls educACi6n de 10
min puertniTiquths.
"kn mi podsT sxiStsn datcH muy impor'
tantss pero nscssito algunos mas y todcs
squslloI de- voEotsos, sn sjsrcicio no, qua
quisrAn ayudArms en- mis- smptilos, ruego'
les que Asi me 10 manif sstsn por csEts, &
Ia mayor brsvodAd posiblr, para SnvisrIss
sl cusEtionario & qus dsbsn contestar, en-
Is m6i abIoluIa HsguridAd los timidOs, qus
na1is Aino 20 EAbra al oIfgsn 6 fasots de
las nuticiAa qus Teciba."
AnticipRndo UdsB. las gracias y con
oil tsEtimonio de mi mas slts disEiuguidA
conaideracI6u, qusdo de Udss. Muy Hiucs'
EAmsnts Hsrminio Diaz Navarro, Dele'
pado 4 Ia C6maEa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

servielo-espeolal de La Correspondence"
Un pocolmEs de veiute millaH al Norte
NoEsSts dc Lipari, el como dell stI6m.
boli Hs slsvs una altuEa de. 1922 pies
Robrs sl nivsl del mar.
Ku de especial intsTeI para los dsdioa'
dos lal cisncia del voIcaniSmo, por sl he
cho de que % 90 Europa sl Guico sjsmplo
ds,un. volckn en- countants Actividad por
sl hscho tsmbien de Ii considerable alti.
tud de 81 crater. !rr
Hay.un nitio 'desds ,donds 90 poaibls,
cuAndo los visntoa noplsn sn ssntido con-
trario nj obAsrvador, ssntarse durants ho'
Tas sntsrAH y contsmplaT el espectaculo
de lsIsrupci6n. y los. impOusntsa data =
lls1 de eIta.
En- satsH condolences hiei6rcnss obuerva
clones sn 1889. por SpsllAnzani, 10 que
10 valid 81 titulo de cEsador de ls ciancia
ssfsmica. La montsfiA ss conocida desdc
sl siglo ~ (antss dc J. Co.
kntrs Stromboli Lfpari hay IN grupo
de islstasi iqus 'paEscsn Testoa del Anillo del
crGtsr de M gran volckn y IL mas largo
de Las cualss--PanETia-tisns Aists milIaH
dc eircuufMsncia y Cusuta 200 hsbitAnteH
Produce trigo, Rcsitsu y vinos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Roosevelt, periOdiSta.

Londrss, Dicismbrs 8 --Dicsu de Ntw
York qus Mr.. Roosevelt ha comsnzsdo 6
cal.boIAr en- In rtviIta usoyoI kina "Out
lctk."
FL n6msEo de Dicismbrs publica IN ar
ifcuo frmAdo por 81 y situiado Vision
de ChinA". que, kurqla hs aldo sScrito
para iss gantss del Oats, tgIts an 81 de
implsntST aus idesles con rtSpecto al
Ex.remo OrieEte.
SusJuicios diawinuysn lss probabilities.
dsG de un posibls sncusntTo fatuFo y tsrri-
bic entire lEE doe civiIizscioneu, hsHts sl
punta dc que en- muy corto plGzo podrs-
moI psrcstarnoS de hsbsr sspsrado dsms.
sic do tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Muerte tragica.

Londrsst Dicismbrs 11.-Dfcsss ahora
que 10 musrts del conds Dietrich Huslssn
Hassslsr, adscan del kaiser, fue mks tr6gi.
CO dc 10 que 10 zupuso.
So asegura qus ne suicide; pero que sl
Hucsso 10 mantuvo sscrsto, porqus ne ans.
naz6 & los criAdos del castillo con desps-
dirloH ii hsblaban del hscho.
Dfceas que sl empsrsdor~i recrimin6
fusrtsmente por In tarde del dfa en- qua
ocurri6 10 trsgsdis.
A In bora do Ia comidA sl edeckn no
Rpareci6; no mand6 avisarls, y sntonces
Se 10 encontr6 muerto en- nu habitaci6n,
So hAbia diEparAdo uu tiro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
EScandalO en- la COmedia Francesa.

PSIfs, Dicismbrs 8. 9.-Du,ants la reprs
ssntaci6n de "Ls Foyer, su ls Comedis
FrAncssa, gran ndmsro de supsctRdorss
ailbaron eStrspitosamsnts 10 obra.
Los protastantsv, lejos dc aplacsrse, 90
arrematisrou eEtAcazos contra los guar
diaS que intervinisrop.
Sc hicieron catorcs dsssncioneI faeron
expulasdRs del tsatro currents psrsonas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Junta EScOlar de San Juan.

FL SSbaio 8 de los corrisutss de 8 40
q. m: serau mAtriculsdns sn todas las Cd.
cueIHa p1biicAs de primsx grado de Ia Mu'
nicipslidsd de San Juan loa nih,E qua
scudan & solio;tario.
DsclA7sds obligstoris IL enuf suza en-
Pusrto Rico por Ii vigsnts Lay sscolar 6
iucurrisudu su penalidad los psdreA tn.
torres qua do cumplsn dichs ley, ss invita-
q sstos ecviRr 6 los nifi,s solicitsr In
matrfcula pafss la asistsucia las sacuelas
pdbiicas en- 10 MunicipaIidad de Ssu Juan.
s=saR Iasal niiiaHhEa ] q aaGa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
lenganza de una mujer.

FsTrol EspshI, Dieismbrs II. -Por
euIstionss amoTosas TifsTon aapusa La
20 BArtolom6 L6psz, y Ia mujer, dsSps.
chId', % hA tornado una vsngAnza terrible
Sc visti6 de hombrs y, acomps sfiada dc
su hijO, 90 sposs6 su 81 eamino poF donds
hAbfG de pasar Bartolom6.
Madrs 6 hijo - abalanESron Eobrs 81 y
ls apalsaron brutslments, dejGudols tsndi.
do sn terra cuando ls crsysTon musTtc.
La guardia civil sncarcsl6 les cul.
pablsal
ElLhegido sslk gEaYs. Y ha daclaEado
aus u fobSfon qninisntas pssstAa quI
llevRba-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Muebles Y camaS 4 plazOs.

Son mas de dos mil psruouaE las qua On
1909 han obtsnido ATticulos & phases On
"El Cislo" dshido Las graudsu fAcilida'
dss y & 10 diplomscis qus para al Auuuto
sionsn Arrivi haTmapoa: todaa { una sola
voE dicsn qus no hay quisn compita con
lOa almacsnss Dc "El Cislo'' FortalsEa rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
ode Mt U AD0 O"

Este ss el msjor snsstesico local conoci'
do. De veuta On lss scrsditsdss farms'
cias do Loo ssiiorss j. M. Blanco Co.,
Alfonso G. Zsrbi don Pedro JaliG.
Dirfjsss Ia oorraspondsucis su agents N,
MiYabsl. p. o. Box 440. a. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
AN U N CIO.

Hssta las 8 q. m. del dia IL dc Ensro
dc 1903, 20 rscibirSn an ssta tfcina pro.
pcsicionss On pliegos cerradcs para imprs.
zos lsgislativos do 10 Cfmara de Ds,sga'
dos durants la session correspondents. nj
sfo refsrido.-Joss MuAos Rives1, Score
tario do la Okmara do Delegates. 5v.El
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

Precipitation. %. O.35
Viento d Las 600 q m
4 b E
Viento maxiMlo 1s N
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Ion Manlel Fernandez Juncos.
Isla Y yolcan de sbmboli.

Reproducimos n facsimile que nos dire este
dstnguido escritk expresando el efecto que produ-
sra en- su propEas0 "' O'0 de las Pld0ras de Foster
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
lhssvaclunu nsts0rulNlca,

DrcrEMBRK % 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

sSs . fobsT06 aOinis6ias Pssssaa gus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
EliamOsO vOlcan Str6mbOli.
Se halla i'cerca de Stella, en- ell
grupO de las iSlas Lipari.

scrylcIo.espcolal de LA cOrospondcncla"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
Bebe Juneau.

Ell PARIS BAZAR rscibi6 sIlsahado
de Paris, una cSja de muiiscss B EBE
JUNEAU que son !sa mejorss d@ mum :.
do. Avissmos las per6onas qusldessen
una busns mufi scs, visitsn el Paris Bszar
de Pedro Giusti. FnYtalexa 27.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-01

Don't Try to drown yonr troubles ii,
the flowing bowl Troubles are ex.4
merit ssvinners. New York liza.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-01
Campers Unique Bao.

Common twenty-five cent grain sacks
make good duf1e bags for campers.
They should not be tied at the mouth
when ready for shipment but sewed
shut. This method is damper to Gu
rlosity and differing These sacks
serve many uses in camps. They take
the place Of and are better than has
kets for carrying provisions, etc. Stuff.
ed with browse, they make a good
pillow, long enough for two. They
make good sleeping bags also, for, aft
er wrapping up in blanket, pull a
bag over your feet and you can roll
from side to side without losing COW
ers. One Of these bags can be made
into an easy chair very nicely as fol-
lows: Sharpen two poles at one end
and tie them together loosely at the
other end. Plant the sharp ends In the
ground. three feet apart, and lean the
roped ends against tree. Lash each
corner of the bag to the poles with
lords at a comfortable elevation. Tie
pebbles in each corner to keep the
lords from slipping. II you don't
make a chair sit on a folded bag; don't
ut on the ground.--Recreation.
~.A Foibie. >.:se
father" said little Rollo, "what is
foible7'' ! ,,eag:,[> Il, ~,
"A foible. my son. is something
else is interested In and
ou're not. Washington Star. (,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-01
His Means Of sunnor4 /,

Magfstrate--Have You any visible
means OF support? Prisoner-Fus. YER
wushup. Ito his wife. a laundress)
Hemmar, stand up SOS the court car
see yer. Throne and Country. 5s
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
POLITICAL

Judge Mann and Mr.. Tucker, candi
dates for Democrats nomination for
Governor. spoke a. Abingdon Monday.
While IL Was not q joint debate. yet II
was very near 20 it. Mr. Tucker spoke
first. for an hour aud fifteen minutes,
and Immediately forwards J Judge Mann
addressed the same audience for the
same length Of time. The courthouse
was comfortably filed. bat there Wa
little or No enthusiasm. There was an
absence % personal abuse.
The Republicans OF Augusta county
Monday elected Delegates IN the State
convention at Newport News. Since the
withdrawal Of A. Z. Gillespie a. q eandi-
date FOR governor, the Republicans did
not instruct for any one. The sentiment,
however. was unmistAkabie for W. T.
Kent, consul general TO 0uatamRla, who
Is now IN Virginia with his family. IL ID
thought he wiz resign IRON the consul
ship tn run for governor. Mr.. Kent was
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor four years ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
To the Democratic Voters OF
Orange County.

most respectfully announce myself a
candidate for denomination for the House
OF Delegates from this county, at the
Democratic primary election, to be helE
some time this summer. ! still advocate
better schools, better roads and equal
zation OF tax assessments on both per
sonal and real property as far as posi-
BILE. | voted for the Byrd law and an
heartily In favor OF its enforcement.
also favor the greatest latitude OF local
option and will cast my ballot for the
submission of the liquor question to the
whole people Of this State. Thanking
you for the honors heretofore bestowed
upon me, ! am,
Very respectfully,
c. G.. Taliaferro, ST.,
Orange. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
KIM GEORGE
~ Ashtss lssss Ms BEs-Rssidsnes Of N.
Iscklas Bznsd- 0sssss nsssIng.

King George Co, Va. June -.
Mr. John I. Minor. Of ColHorn. was ap-
pointed by Gov. swanson q delegate to
the natiooal cOnisIencs OF charities,
" hich met ia Buffalo. n Y rccsotly, but
Mr.. Minor wss unable 10 attend.
Lightni1g struck tise handsome new
harn OF Mr.. Lewis A. Ashton last Friday
during a severe storm and completely
destroyed it. with tt contents 81 hay.
corn, farming implements. ~. The loss
10 estimated At fifteen hundred dollars.
The residenee of Mr.. ksubea Jenkins,
near Ninde's Store. IN 10 Wer King George,
Was struck By lightning yesterday even
lag during u severe electrical storm that
swept over much Of King George and
was totally destroyed A small portion
Of the household effects was saved. NJ.
aud Mrs. jenkins were absent from home
at the time Oi the tre, and three children
were siJns IN the house. Neighbors
went To their assistance aud did ell they
could tO aid IN saving the furniture.
Miss Maggie Maddox. who Is taking q
course 81 training Ia Il hospital at New
port News l. visiting her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pratt.
Rev. K. + 6Ayle held bic third quarter
~ meeting at Graee church last Satur-
day and sunday The reports from she
churches were lair. aud the attendance
NJ to She average Union WAS selected
- the next place % meeting. The ladies
Of Grace served snmptuous lunch.
which " as psrtsksn of with good ap-
petites, after the earnest and touching
ssrm0n by the presiding elder.
While the prices of wheat and corn are
advancing. live stock IL keeping pace
with them. A short time ago q lady
who take. much Interest Ia farming
shipped calf, received $l5.a5 IN return,
which seemed high price, but gentle
man OF this cOuatS carried on the palm
" hen be received SO 25 Tor calf only
seven weeks old. Al this rate farmers
have much 10 ens Oarse them aud farm.
ing NAYS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
VIRGINIA NEWS

Robert A. Hart. aged 81, died at bis
home near WerFenton, Tuesday. be
was q member Of the famous Black
Horse cavalry, C. 8 A.
Miss Edna V. Riddlebsrger, daughter
OF the lats Senator RiddIebergsr, Of Viz
ginia. became the bride of Gilbert Walker
Kelly, of Aurora, III. formerly of Wash
ington, In the lattsr city Tuesday.
Miss May n. Fletcher and C. 4. tiffany
we're married 81 the home of the bride al
Warrenton Monday. Miss Fischer Il q
daughter OF T. " Fletcher. Mr.. Tiffany
Z the eashisr of the Fauquisr National
Bank.
The county Of Dinwiddie has let the
contract for the erection OF q monument
~ Dinwiddie G. h. 20 cost $4,000 ID
h02cr Of Confederate dead OF that coun
~. 0ae thousand dollars Il to BE- psid
by the county and 81 600 By the
Daughters OF the Conisdsraey.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
Headquarters For
Building Materials

keep al! kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
andressed, Shingles, LRths, sash.
Doors, and Blinds. Lime. Cement,
saieine Plaster, Plastering Hair,
Building and Paving Brick. Tin aud
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails. all
sinds ReadyMixed Paints and Dry
Paint, l.inseed OIL, Turpentine, Dryer
yRrDish and lewis's white Lead,
Paint brushes OF all kinds. Window
iiess and Putty. Builders HardwR
y all kinds. Tar Roofing. 5heathins
2aper and iine Brick.
Keep 'arge stock of SEWER Pipe and
-i-e CLAY Pipe +. D. Cole.
Agent for sale OF bricks ~ Fredericks.
burg Brick Company
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
ALDRICH ASSAILS
INCOME TAX
Says II Is Meant as q Rshuks
10 the Supreme Court.
LIVELY DEBATE IN THE SENATE
Rhode Island Senator Declares He
FaVors the Corporation Tax as q
Means Of Defeating the Income Tax.
Bailey Charges Aldrleh With Pre-
seating subterfuss.

Washington. June 30.-The income
tax and the proposed tax on corpora
tons formed the subject OF q lively
debate In the senate Senator Aldrich.
In reply TO questions. admitting that
he favored the tax On corporations as
a means OF defeating the income tax
This admission. coming from the
chairman Of the committee on finance.
stirred up the Democrats.
Senator Clay. OF Georgia. started
the trouble. He paid hts respects TO
the chairman OF the committee on
finance. recalling that at the beginning
OF the session Mr.. Aldrich had told
the senate and the country thai the
tarin bill he was then reporting would
raise sufficient revenues TO sustain the
government II Mr. Aldrich's state.
ment was true. and still holds true
now. Mr.. Clay wanted TO be Informed
whether Senator Aldrich would not
consent 70 again turning TO a revision
81 the tariff in order 20 reduce reve-
nues from that source which Il was
admitted. would now be yielded by
the tax on corporations. In the course
OF debate Senator Aldrich made the
startling statement that the proposal
OF an income tax was intended as a
rebuke to the supreme court Of the
United States. He declared emphati-
cally that the Bailey income tax
amendment was held 10 be unconstitu-
tional by the most thoughtful people.
Not the most thoughtful people. .
exclaimed senator Bailey. but the
least thoughtful"
Another statement made by Sena-
tor Aldrich attracted attention The
tax on corporations was proposed as a
temporary measure he said II would
raise revenues 20 meet deficiencies
that were generally admitted would
exist for the next few years. The tax
act may then be repealed when II has
served its purpose" he said.
The Democratic senators kept driv-
ing Il home that Senator Aldrich had
admitted that he favored the new tax
merely as a means OF defeating the in
come tax measure.
Then this proposition about income
before the senate Is a subterfuge. -
said Mr.. Bailey.
1T Is not a subterfuge." returned
Mr.. Aldrich
IF IL is not a subterfuge in view OF
the statement OF the senator from
Rhode Island that he favored Il as a
means OF side-tracking the income tax
then need a new dictionary re
torted Senator Bailey.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-01
COLLEGE CRITICISM

A Vale Alumnus Upon Recent Writ
inss and Sayings.
New Haven. June S0.-At the Yale
alumni meeting here. Rev Edward NJ
Chapman. Yale IS. a clergyman from
Lyme. Conn. said: we are not dis
turbei by magazine articles aimed al
the Rock al Ages. The magazine edi
tors may rave and Bishop McFau
may imagine a vain thing. am re
minded In this connection of the man
who said. I have a weak voice. and
unless say disagreeable things nc
one viii pay attention TO me-"