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FOR RENT-BY B. f. 8
1915 21st NV. 11r. b6O 90
81 Mass ave NV,
store. 6r, b. so. 90
937 n NV. Sr, b. !. A.. 90
Ala NJ NV, Or, b. .4J.W
400 Mass av,9r. b. As. 80
469 Mo av NV. 21r, b42. 90
1877 o NV, Or, b. 400
2l9 d NV. Tor, b. 40. 90
AT o NV, Or. b. .35. so
1903 9th NV. Or, b.3. 50
1912 T NV. Sr. b. $3.50
$50 18th ne. 7r. b.S2.50
1913 n ] av, Sr, b. .&.50
1921 Ga av nv. 6r, b27. so
200 Ga v,sto, Ar. H.0
727 9Th NV. 1r.b. %. so
1925 10th nv, Or. b. Is. so
7@ Girard. 6r. b. 300
eos Harvard NV, 81,
D. ESQ
1893 9Th nv. 6r, b. .22.5O
102 9th Sc. IT. b. q. 50
1925 Morse me Or, b. ESQ
41e p nv, Or. b. %. 50
1914 Pot av &c, Or, b22. 80
GS36Ont I'd NV. Or. b2. 80
226 G. NV, &. b.@. 80
2O5 Morgan NV. Or. BIO. 80
725 9th ne. Or. b. .0.S0
653 10th ne, 6r, b. .I6. 90
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE: PREFER
ably in northwest section of bounded by
Pa ave-. 18th. 9th. sts.: containi e between
5000 and 1000 SO. IT.; alley rear side;
tenders will be regarded confdentialfy, and
preference given to those showing location,
price. dimensions. trust and rate OF in crest.
The adv. is designed to bring quick result 9 and
avoid further consideration of property decided
as unsuitable Address IRRESPONSIBLE"
Star Office mh12-3tsl1
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-OR RENT-CoTTAGEs AT co
lonial Beach Va. Lots 50xl5O for $50. Salt
water bathing. fishing. grabbing, sailing. J.
JAY GOULD. Al 9th st. mh0-30t]
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oSON & CO.. 1885 F n. w.
I2i 18th ne. 5r. ...13.W
COIORED.
SO 18th ne, Sr. ..D.O0
Erie. fiat Ar, h.. ..16. 80
142S Duncan. Or. b. 6.60
2424 18th NV. fiat. 1910
Fillmore. fiat. 4r.b16.S0
1870 Rem I'd. 6r. :. 1850
6 y Champ pl. Ar. $50
1903 Cooksey pl. 4r. $50
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ATTENTION. INTEREsTT DESIRE,,,
RESOLVE. To RIYYfifl


FOR SALE -
ATTENTION. INTERESTH DESIRE!!!
RESOLVE TO BtIY!!!!
This ad will attract your attention" arouse
create desire" to see the house here adver:
tispd. : The resolve to buy. Will be made
after you see the house. for nothing could he
said IN an ad. should ar whole page be used,
that would be as convincing as the house IL
SELF. Location best in Mt Pleasant. west Of
gas and electric iights-in' tact. all the modern
convepiences sou can think OF and some ron
probably do not know about; q IT. wide. ara
vate E,raze; oyerleoks Rock Creek Park: Al
whether or not 1t Is .'best constructed house
. In Washington II you want the house de
luxe for q home address at once OWNER, Box
8. Star Office. -. s-s-. mh3-tf
FOR SALE = READY FOR EARLY SPRING
msrket; beautiful new red pressed,hriek
homes. with handsome msnsard roofs and large
white colonial porehes. bright rooms, full
tiled bath. furnace heat; superb value at from,
$s,s79 to 1875; S9th and Cambridge So,
Court reasonable cash payment. balance to
WiLLIsE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. sos-eos 18th.
mhs-l2t -
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MOVING. ETC.

INV 4N0. G4Ns
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE AND PIANOS MOVED
With care Phone Main 2olo. KRIEGS Ex-
PRESS. 1224 II st. NV. Packing and ship.
ping q ~ rfalty. Storage. fel2- 00t.4
WE MOVE ANYTHING-FROM SMALL BOXES
and baggage to the heaviest machinery. safee.
etc. Furniture In padded vans q specially.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO,
920-o22 ct. nv. Asia eoo9
0ol8-0
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
72S + ne. Or, b. 5000
B1Mass Az ne. Or, b27. 20
912 9th ne. 6r!' b. %. so
zoos 7th ne. Or. b. 20. so
1870 E ne, 6r. b. ..2O.5O
Erie. fiat. Ar. b. 10. 30
1907 Union sw, Or, bic. SO
61S L sc. 6r. so
6S6 4th ne. Or. =. 1850
Alb ] ne, 6r. .14.5O
COS 18th ne. Or. .14.0
fe11-d. eSu
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OUT-0F.TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-$4.Oo0; GENTLE.
man's place at Fort Meade. Fla: acres land
In town. 2 bearing orange grove pretty house;
sr & b. ROBERT S. BROWN. Treasury Dept.
fe12 init
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463 & 5 X st. s.w.. larg
Sl2 a. sw. lg sto$35. 90
S1S -: sw- sto. 5r.2 s.50
AT r sw, Sr. b. ..21.5O
2O4 9TH sw, sto. 2r25.3
400 y sw, Or. b. ..20.J0
363 q sw. 6r. b. 1850
JOG Mclean av sw,6r.
b.. 1850
1924 9Th sw. Or. W, GLIB o
1910 d sw. 5r. w..1S 20
4S6 NJ sw, 6r, W. .15.51
915 Sd sc, Or. b. /. 1850
721 7th Sc 5r, 1850
Az r sw, 6r. w.. 1850
s57 G sw, Or. b....19.0
457 O sw, 5r. W, g14.5o
1850 Water sw. sto.
2r. ..........---.2a 80
49, 18th Sc. Ar, w..13.50
Ills LIST Sc. Or, w-12.5o
1905 Az sw, Ar. w.1l.50
l251 Union sw, 5r.w1o.5O
l22 NJ sw, 5r, w...10.O
1881 s Cap, Or, w.10 so
922 LIST sc, Ar, w...1O.3O
III Fay ct sw, AZ. wS.5O
Lge sta r'r 466 e sw7. 90
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AUL CO.. 7TH & L NV.
73S n ] av NV, 5r. w15.5O
314 KY av sc. Or. b. IS. 30
1909 B ne. 5r. b. 1850
6l2 s NV, Or. wis. 30
513 Morton NV, 5r, VIE. so
TOT Lamont NV ,6,w 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1902 9th nv, Or, b. 80. 80
| 16l3N av NV. Sr. BIS. 80
1890 9Th NV, 6r, w.S.5O
96MorNan NV, 6r. be-. so
623 l. NV, IT, w..22.5O
1907 9Th NV. 5r, so
HS o NV. 5r. ". .12.6O
2219Water NV Or. w12.5O
127 N Sc, 6r, ". 1880
211SNY av nw,5r, wl0. so
| 1911 Linden ct ne,
Or, W. 1910
STORES.
1888 7th NV. so. 90
2026, Ga nv NV. Is. 90
20A Ga av nw....14.D
230 81 nw.-.......7.@
STABLES,
Rear 1919 10th NV,
garage ..1S.O
RI 9S n ] av NV. 10. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
512 = NV, 3r, b. 1000
512 + NV, 1r. .....12.0O
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1471 PARK RoAD-10 ROOMS. BATHS:
nne condition steam heat; yard. $50. 90
Sl1-8l3 4th st.. rooms and bath Fl 90
AZ II ne. store and dwelling. ........ $500
WALTER A. BROWN, 6N 14th st.
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sCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP;
wrinkles and blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON, NJ. G. graduated In Swoden). Trial
treatment. SOC. 716 18th NV. Phone NJ. 5s19-M.
mh10-1m,4
MASSAGE--AIL. BRANCHES MAGNETIC TREAT.
ment: rheumatism and poor circulation sci-1.
tfAcaily treated. ANNA B. JOHNSON late OF
New York, 1914 18th NV: phone North 40oa
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT

4ss & 5 K St sw.. large building and sta. sss 90
90 a. sM. lg sto$35. tlO IiOOaIh Al. sM stn Hr
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,IVENER. 9o7 G NV.
333 z ne, 6r, b. ..5. 90
1873 B Sc, Orb. ..22.5O
22l 14th ne, Or, b. 20. 80
325 NJ Sc. Or, b. ..11.50
sos 18th Sc, 7r, 1850
800 1ith Sc. Or, Is. 90
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.
Loudoun county, Va: beautiful mountain
scenery: II acres: 3-story frame house. built
last summer modern cOnveniences including
furnace heat; within easy walking distance Of
WALTER T. STARTZMAN.
948 Equitable bldg,
mh123ts Baltimore. Md.
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SOME SELECT ONES.
1907 18TH: is rooms baths, steam heat;
a magnificent home; $3.50.

2014 WYOMING AVE: II rooms 2 baths,
large porches, lawn. semi-detacbed; finest Sec
ton of city; can rent for $65.
CORNER HOUSE on avenue near Capitol
hot-Nater heat, IL fine rooms: 2 baths; $50.
MOORE & HILL Hnc). 1888 G ST. NV.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-14

FOR RENT-ON MONROE ST. NEAR l4TH
NV. an attractive home of six rooms and
bath; mo\ern improvements. rent reduced till
mhi2-st j. s FRIsToE. lab. G. st. NV.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
PALMISTS
MADAM READ
SPIRITUALLSM

MRS. WHITE will discontinue her seances
Tor the present, 10 give more attention TO
private interviews. 80 Sth y. W feiz.16.20c
MMR. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly: gives names facts
readings daily and Sunday. 60l Sd ST. n E.
cor T. near Union Station. Ladies only.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
THE DORCHESTER.

1
18th AND MD. AVE. S. W. THREE
STORIES. GOOD OUTLOOK. HEAT
AND HOT WATER. STATIONARY
WASHTUBS AND LARGE CLOTHES
DRYING PLATFORM AND
ROOMS, WITH CLOSET. NEWLY
PAPERED AND PAINTED IS AND
SO PER MONTH: GAS CONNEC-
TIoN FOR COOKING; SLOT GAS
METERE
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
WANTED HOUSES

WANTED
Houses and apartments in any location %
rent give property In my HANDS special
attention Demand IS much greater than the
supply. therefore it is t3 the advantage or
property owners % IIst with me-
GIVE NE a TRIAL
A : CANWOOD, sS5 sth St y. "
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
CABINET MAKING

LET US CALL
and give you our estimate on al kinds Of
cabinet making uphOlsterinE refnishinz
Gaming. and stair building; window and door
screens
JOHN KARASINSkI,
zoos 1871 Il. n. w. Phone n. 800.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and Unfurnished.
THE ALONZO O. BLISS
PROPERTIES.

APARTMENTS IN EVERY PART
OF THE CITY, UNDER ONE OWN
ERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT.
AGENT VISITS EACH PROPERTY
DAILY.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

y EORkINGMEN-A man may be attracted
BY q lot of fancy hNinGs. but if it's \
~ note that YOU want to savo, us
aud Ou stock OF tailored suits and overCoats.
slightly used. at 81 70 $40; one price only.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lS ID y W fe19-tf
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
COAL AND WOOD

Coal sS,i.ao; " n. :oi ss,RsIsnn: sos .' Wood
Oily Beet Srades- Lowest Pricsa
.Eha2s Ld1sqlp 20
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
F0a HOUSES
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
1407 T ST. N. w.
Unfurnished.


so NJ NV, ier, I. .Ooi3Io ne. 1ir,b So 80
I7s5 Church St l23 KY. ave Sc,
NV, srb Cfur.) 90 o0 6r. .........-.. q. 50
800 z. Cap 12r. 5e5O554 Harvard. sr b $50
1000 Nd ave. ne, So Irving 81. 6r. b q. 90
1lr & 2b...-.... 50 Oo3o6 18th Sc. y. b $50
1854 eth NV. 1lr b Al .9Ol5O Sth ne 6r b.. Z. 30
l4e8 Belmont IT. 2227 18th NV. 6r,b 22.50
sr. a b.......... 81. 70 54z Col. I'd. sr b. q 80
$40 " n. ave. 232 Del av.. sr b. 22.50
sr b h.w-h.J... 35.50540 Col I'd. ST.. b q. 80
$sz9 Iith NV, sr.b 5404 9th NV. sr b. 39.60
cor ----------.-.. q. .5eTNesley Hts Sr-b- 20 30
zSs Del aV. IIrb s5.O0Il15 G St ne. .sr.b 1000
1873 51st NV, Or b. s5O0l9ss sth nw., sF 20 90
1902 Belmont, sr
bath - ~
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices LEON /.
cAHo'1N, Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 10 92i y. ". Phone NJ 7l59.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
THE Lorraine.

ONE MONTHS REM FREE.
1903 PARK ROAD n. ". IN Nj.
PLEASANT, JUST OFF IlTH ST.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
FOR RENT-FARMS

FOR RENT-By the year-F'arm Of ~ acres.
near Tskona Park, D c., IMPROVED by a
FINE 1a-ROOM and bath dwelling. large
stable. tenant houses. and other outbuildinEs
running water
H L THORNTON. so7 18th st n "
FaTS-at
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
THE PENHURST,

n at ~. z. Nssr Eoyt printing
offics and Union Station -Four rooms
end bath tSe.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20

MOVING PICTURE THEATER-s1AoOO 900; pays
nearly 100 per cent Write BOX 1ss. Times
office. fel9-3tc
FOR SALE-Grocery. meat. and provision
store in y W. with living rooms: cheap II
sold at once Address BON 1s5. Times ONCE.
fel9-Sts
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES; al courts. secret service. Col
lections- L s Legal Corp. SO Bond Bldg
no2S-tf
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
FLOOR OILS

STAFFORD'S SANITARY
WAXOLIUM FLOOR OIL,
the only Floor Oil YOU can use with sstisfac-
tiOn. Keeps the rooms wherever applied in
sanitary condition. Also KREE-TO-ZQNE
disnfectants. WM. G. STAFFORD sole
manufacturer Office and warehouse Pa ave
and 4th st y. w Telephone Main 1856
fop0 ff
The Washington times., 1910-02-20

THE KINGMAN,
MASS AVE, BETWEEN 9Th AND
b1H SITS n W; APARTMENT OF
Z ROOMS AND BATH: NEWLY PA
PERED AND PAINTED LIGHT
AND AIRY; SIS PER MONTH.
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT L c. Smiths Underwood, Rem
tngton. Smith Premier. good az new for
sale and rent al lowest prices. Typewriter
and Office Supply Co., lI07 C 81. Nv. VI. 1896
oc23-tt
The Washington times., 1910-02-20

NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS' CHURCH: best rent
ing sactson in town; 2-story brick: 8 rooms
and bath; rent 0-50. Price for eash, s. $50
A. c. HOUGHTON G. CO.,
sZ3 ST feis-st
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
FOR RENT-0FFlCES

DESK ROOM.
FOR RENT IN THE MUNSEY BUILDING.
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESTRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RESENTATTVES SERVICE AND AP-
POINTMENTS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
BUILDING spIS-tf
The Washington times., 1910-02-20
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ. SEGAL.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE REPRODUCING,
sll L 81. y. ". Phone $50 z
de25-H
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PAGE FOUR


which has actually resulted in lowering the
price in few cities, is one of
HAS THE the most amazing things to
LIMIT BEEN develop within recent years.
REACHED? Practically, it is an absurdity,
but as a matter of direct en-
phasis and protest against the increased cost
of living, it may have powerful effect.
People will not act, until they have leaders
who give them something definite to do.
People will not think, even, until concrete
examples are brought right home to them.
If the American public is aroused on the
subject of pork and beef, it will logically lead
to cham and', sinkers and coffee: and per-
chance to a consideration of all the other
things comprehended under the term of nee
essarles.
Meat, after all, isn't the most expensive
article of diet-but it is apparently, pecu-
harly exasperating to pay more for it than
it is worth, than to pay more than their
value for other commodities. Why this is
SO is not for the ordinary mind to compre-
bend, but 1t is so, and the agitation must
lead to some good results.
All sects, all denominations. all persons can
agree upon the broad proposition that we've
got to eat-something And to decrease the
supply Of meat upon the table means that we
must have more cereals, fruits, vegetables and
breadstuffs. These will inevitably become
higher than they are now, because of the
purely legitimate result of demand. So,
general strike against the packers will only
rebound to the benefit of the millers. can
nerS, etc.
Congress DARE not repudiate it's own
tariff bill 1t DARE not admit to the people
that its continual favoring of trusts and cor
IL
against extortion. An Investigation that
seeks to turn the public mind from the true
cause of our growing deprivation and penurv.
and that will palter with such trivial Incl
dental features as ''the tide of immigration
from the farms to the towns" will be worse
than farce-it will be an insult to average
intelligence. What has made the farm I'M
profitable, unattractive? The implement
trusts, which make the farmer of America
pay twice as much for his machinery as our
patriotic American manufacturers sell them
for to foreigners; the import duties, which
make the farmer pay exorbitant prices for
sugar, tea coffee, and all stuffs not raised on
our own soil the packers, who grind down
the price Of beeves hogs, chickens, milk, eggs;
the railroads, which fatten upon extortion-
ate freight rates; and the rest of the greedy
clan who take from the farmer each year a
mgherstoll. NO, from Congress Will proceed
no true opinion of the cause of high prices.
1t is for the people to figure out this problem
for themselves and learn, at last-that they
have put in office year after year their be-
trayers, and that famine exists today as the
ultimate result of their own negligence and
cOwardly fear that confidence would be dis
turbed and business suffer.
For years-decades-th average voter has
been bludgeOned by the interests through this
threat "If we don't get our loaf, you'll not
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the British elections will give Liberal ma
jority only by the alliance be-
ENGLAND's tween them and several other
ELECTIONS factions, as the Unionist gains
ALMOST in the past week have been
TIE heavy This failure Of a sweep
ing victory for Lloyd George
may not be without other compensatlons,
however His budget will undoubtedly be
approved, but the Liberal policies can only
become effective through the acquiescence of
the Irish vote-and that should give to John
Redmond precisely the leverage required to
force the issue of Irish Home Rule. The
conservatives can draw breath of relief be-
cause they will get through with mere de-
moralization-not utter humiliation; but it
will give them serious pause by having had
an object lesson of an aroused popular will.
If there has been any real truth in the con-
tention heretofore that the British aristocrat
felt civic responsibility based upon no6zesse
obEge it will undoubtedly be strengthened
in future by sterner sense of personal ne
cessity; and if there has been no truth in the
contention, the civic conscience will assuredly
have been definitely created.
We have a system of checks and balances
that, latterly, don't seem to do much check
ing, or balancing. But In England the see
saw between aristocracy and commoners has
at least undergone such a violent agitation
that the Peers realize that if they 90 too far
above the popular will, they will come down
with bang; and those who are in danger of
pushing radicalism so far that it actually
slops over into Socialism are apt to hit the
ground with "dull, sickening thud" Ger
tain elements In England tend to Socialism,
Just as they do IN America, because misery
is so great that they could see no way out
of it save by paternalistic palliatives. But
there always is the sure and true mien; de-
strov special privilege, and poverty, with its
need for old-age pensions, eleemosynary in
stitutions, annuities, soup kitchens, etc, dis
appears; DESTROY monopoly, and the masses
will get what they deserve, according to in
dividual merit and industry. We will never
have Utopia so long as death, disease, acct
dent and selfshness (Which last is the basis
of all sin and crime) exist in the world. But
laws that will result in fair opportunity for
each individual to get his share of comfort
and happiness are really scientifically simple
The clouds Of ignorance and disagreement
are still heavy, but the light of this great
truth is breaking through.
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ruling that such an assistant may not be per-
mitted the prosecuting attorney. In a muir
der trial, expert medical testimony may be
introduced for both sides, and in damage
suit expert machinists may explain matters
not within the knowledge of the legal pro-
fession, or the jury. But Finance" seems to
be another realm, altogether, in which the
defense must not be hampered, while the
prosecution can call nothing logically neces-
sary to its assistance.
The Ballinger- Pinchot controversy con-
tlnues to occupy much greater share Of pub
lie attention than it should be
BALLINGER permitted to have Mr. Pin
HAD BETTER chot has come out strongly
CLEAR against allowing any personal
differences to stand in the way
of the important work of conservation, but
Richard Achilles Ballinger still goes blaring
his defenses of himself, and his insolent
charges of Undertaking" about others,
through the country.
1t is strange that neither he, nor Mr.. Taft,
appreciates the position this controversy
places the entire administration in Mr.
Ballinger merely an appointee Of Mr..
Taft. AS such, the simple fact that he is the
object of distrust, suspicion and investiga
ton is more than sufficient to suggest the be-
comlngness of his resignation. If he had
been elected, and any party were strongly
lnslstent upon his vindication from charges
growing out of mere partisan political dis
like, even then he should step out of office
pending the result of investigation AS 1t is
he can embarrass no one but the man by
whose unwise preference he was elevated to
his position, and no stubbornness on the
Presidents part should alter Mr.. Ballinger
in a gentlemanly purpose of resigning.
f1D Po1 Ioo, lido.
ment, a man In nowise capable Of shedding
any credit upon the Cabinet Mr. Pinchot
is untainted, and his enemies have simply
succeeded in contributing greatly to the es-
TEEN IN which people of all parties hold him.
No inquiry whatever will change the essen
tlal truth that Ballinger IS, as a man, unfit,
and Plnchot able to stand the acid test
When man reaches such point that his pub
lie work is necessarily subordinated to his
private defense, he should go ''for the good
of the service
The Bennet-Sabeth bill. designed to pre-
vent the "white-slave traffic, has Just passed
Congress by good majority.
IHE WHITE This bill really is made so as
SLAVE" BILL to place the transportation of
PASSES. women for immoral purposes
under the interstate COM
merce law, very strange sort of construction
to place upon a scope of that law. The i'm
migration laws are to be amended SO as to ex-
clude persons who are engaged in any way
with the "white-slave' trade, and immoral
aliens are to be made liable to deportation at
any time, there being no limit to the right of
deportation. 1t is also made crime. subject
to heavy penalties for any person to procure
a ticket for any other person to 90 from one
state TO another to engage in white-slavery.
he LII
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Summary Of Events as They Happen
B v TO M DOLAN

So far as can now be known, the result of
the British elections will give Liberal ma
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-27

John r. Walsh, another banker guilty of
ofenses similar to those which finally sent
Chas. W. Morse to the pen,
ANOTHER Sly is now convict at the Fed
Trick TO eral Prison at Leavenworth,
DEFEAT Kansas, after long and ex-
JUSTICE. haustive efforts to put him
there, trials and re-trials and
the usual gamut of the laws delays.
1t IS now limited that another like case that
of F. A. Heinze, has brought out new tech
nicality upon which all three men may per-
haps escape the penalty This is the ground
that an accountant a person not authorized
by law to be concerned in the matter. aided
the prosecution. Although, without the aid
of such expert accountant, these unscrupu-
lous and sldllful rascals might not have been
convicted by ordinary methods, efforts will
be made to bring the entire proceedings to
naught. Which is equivalent to saying that
if an expert accountant is required to eluci-
date to the jury the methods by which an ex-
pert thief made his stealings. the expert
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-03
RECOVERY CERTAIN
FOR ALFRED WEBB
Funeral of Wife, Who Died BY
Own Hand, Largely
Attended.

When informed Monday night of the
death of his wife, who shot him and
later fatally wounded herself as told
In The VIrgfnian Monday, Alfred =
Webb, now at the Memorial hospital.
showed little surprise. The news APP
parently caused no relapse in HIS con-
dition which lis said to be greatly i'm
proved How long he will bs con-
fined to the hospital Is not known. Ills
wound Is In the neck. but the bullet
which was hrea by the hand of mis-
wife has been removed and there Ii
practically no doubt OF his recovery.
The funeral of Mrs. webb. whose
tragic death after the shooting sun
day morning. aroused unusual excite
Haent In the net shboffieod of her Nome.
No. 222S cambridge street, took place
Tuesday afternoon from the Weather
ford Memorial Baptist church. Inter
ment was In Manry cemetery.
The services were largely attended
by the wide circle of friends of the
family. Many beautiful offerings COW
cred the bier.
The following were the paflbearers'
Messrs- Clinton waymack, William
Norris. Russell Waymack and J. III
Walden.