davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

PEOgsSIONS--tca-.e- ;rsr-nc@e lg llq-ieA-
80 ~ 5rs dar. however. the market showed
partial rsl-r, with co7-T.aE 1a1 soI5s .s"
10 rUsirsas in rEe FUTURES market f9S -sfa, 5l.
PCRE--I~r-r. r-ess So -s-,si-- e. - !,
81 So gSl5. family. SO sls se 6seSe'- S-2T
.C SD. sTtrl --C-1 mess - = -
Eksls-stea g.. 80 s-a DRESSED 70 80
1ssr-~e -ssr- 80 .t. lsa g. loo lh. Is g. ls9
riEF 15--r CIT MEscS-Ii-lsIel
?. les sia'i.;1f f.; Is iiSi.t 5.ebis5 hams es..t.
lG Ff7c TALLC"-ste etl., 'e q i-3. if.
s9a.ls -. Ah2mz'Sls 5,.I 30Ii i4s.e; 7-aagd
\. eel -s-y ,t 80 ssuta america. 1899; cear,-
-, TO. Brasil KEGS. 10 Csc. comp 1ll-- Z. ..fl.
To- Flat-c sTEARINE-F:-s.. o4eo, - .
RICE-ste46y s@1 5o-st. A. 2fln.ary p0,..,s 80
S-ieans te.errsp's louisiana crop ;n5' e-ls'.t
~ f5l.o,es. Receipts OF rough. 1898 600 ~ 81
= 1..'.- e. c-lfg .-slzst l.--.6T9 a r.ar
see T..ua-s. CaarlfstcI.. ts-eE.1pls c-re--'.a
csoD 10 Ga,e as showing receipts o. s~'es'
SiCAE-rhs A-ae-i-aa secasd 70 Dc taai1E
some orders t0- czp9.t E.i- - ~ csgt -
T-is L7lderal quoted 5.SSe - 3 - lsT -
E1r cash. bar TOOK oTaeIs - 80 '.
raf.refs claimed % be e.lAs a o'.-..-sss =,
-.reert-.l. s-G quoted .--' = A. - .--.,
$50, 81 Iarr a-8ic- The Lor-ou market Tor
''- ..ar as 2. o r i1 hts.'T ii-aA on iA-s
2,,,-i.- v.ih March and april 81 la o.
* flI-T i.--5o '-R--StaI.dare ~e-1 az
49, - - rrd oelr,r.es ~ % lie en- ct
,.--.rr.- London recovered rart ~
~ o. ans loss olos.Eg hFz1 s29. - ,' .i sa
- -t- 7-a1a 20. Cah-lLE. l-s9sr T..
-, -tt,- t.r rlliet. spot a-d March S-e4 D
- -.fr - nuriI - 50 q - JOG ---y s-i-
q 49,, ~, q. -.a s.c Lona1u higher. l.1-ils
.-.-.' --.- fls0 Ira. fvtares ia De - 2
-l ~ 49,, ! 4OHH SOC Sew AorA SO" ---.'-
Dun. IgrLou I5va- m AZ lss at
s1ssTEr.TER~ 1sT spot. 555s t.s'S ~ 4o5h ,'ia
q 40 "a - fee IRON Lower Cleveland
srrsrts. 5Is T'-d ~ Loassa .5s.s,S Lss-E 5 10
rLG4.sc -.g--~ 80 ] EaltAcIu and 80 3
20 80 ST - SIS -. Pig lroa GER
tircefes o. taS - 500
"1I 1SIoI,AssEs sSD sERues-oa.et sae IN
clg-....r STcRIs-Spig.ts tErpsE;iae cgiet
- ,stssr oasg. ssvaansh soNtyeI. wss aF-a.
a. 80 quoted price va peg1zps a
4.,tt,-rT~ rT~-,er Rosln a@c tlr r-lec STEADY b-t
'-- srG unchanged t.-.,, ., -
uIDEs-cuaet VIII co'-s--s'-'-' s'09A g
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
roRE-eN EIEANcIAL.

= -c- March -CcuscIs c,osez 10
- % 81 -.r money and 4 lilo for &C
-4 vas -JNc,, or -fs,
1870. -t--l- lower. ~ -.-ss and
+. higher. s- -
'e. . --r~la6C4 4 -i-t4tc Tor TIE
l'-----t ra-e- were STEADY
- --@.-A Dr --,sela a-c ludla sh34ad iil
-- rr .s-.. N...a.l itll- W. -1e -
Lt-ry q .4' 60 at o. Ted-crlcn OF ID
'H .t..--a- - ne ar-er2,eA rrct-Qns re-
rt..-- ".-a b. cL.crt4i tone. Home rails
.-1 Cr ey-lct7t'cGs or good tTarc
-.s.-t -s. .ll t.urK lines advanced cn a
-'.' -.s UUr.. Trncrt AZ tatr business
-- ..-.-r sr1TN- a-1 .A-f..Fr.
r ~r rr"c.- declined ~ ss-l. 9atly WIKI
and rae metal prices.
securities uHerC1 --r.-l a..e ron
-t cyeg parity Later reports ~
-.- sad -cgcrsC crop ana steel
,. seo reactiln, and STOCKS
,e caused .-.th.r losses in tie az
especially .l Ana 4 amazed shares.
49, market closed weak ana only q
-- love t-e lowest
49, ~ L"HCol, oi--,t.ss per ccnt'
..ea a-. c.-c-rrt rate lof snort niits.
-. t -.--e. 50 - t.-Lb peg tti. R
,. 'lIlt rrte = per cent, Palls cls-
lr- r0. Ce-.t, Paris eNclanEl On
- Crctmes, se-ilC eA-
E.r ~. - t-aiA 7' i-e-...'75s
- ~ ,a- AMcrlraa eeE 1s, eos 10.
,r., Har-H et-TGree per cent rentes
e--,, ..--.T.s lower GO = Ir&-.cs 3.
'- -ae lcurse vas c-l.
ca riI, Starch @-Dorles nc and Ar,cri-
-.'..-es wrrc lower on tie h1c-se.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

.-oE-E -tA2AE-. - Money On call
c.t-e al - per cent; highest. s per
,ec-. lowest, - per cent, closing. o74E3 Der
cs-f -uii1c rste IS per cent, last loan.
= Per cent Time money was dull Rates
Ver= quoted AZ 2aI= uer cent for sixty
carz -g4-= pcr cent l1- ninety days and
-cr ----, i've and SIX months. and AZ per
ge-- --- over -le year Mercantile raper
r---- Led IN czir demand. Rates, sl705 per
-s cent t-- sixty and ninety days Endorsed
receivable, 81 - ner cent for choice
'--~ erc SIX months names, and 5i-Gs Ter
,.-- -.- CtCe-s.
f.EE-EN ENCTIANG E.-Thc foreign eX-
--E- market C-er@d s-rouE. and 1v the
@-f rs re f~st hour had advanced IS 70 20
points 20 --ststC s7-5 FOR cables. I S-f0I ASS
f-- demand sterling a-c s4Iedsss ss-5 FOR
f.----T bills short francs were quoted
- --l-s Plus SIS sEc shorr -etchsuarks st
f plus II The market maintained
t--- -lCa-tore IN IRE dew. though rates did
-- go srcre the Level reached n rhe first
Cables were quoted s- S-S5f $50
f-zD. sterling - s-s1'ls $50 and sixty
-.s - ts4-oG s=.5- snort francs held
E -5e plus --s- end short .-iCrz-
;-- plus l-z-- There was a Cood In
.- --- remittance
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
- -. Il. - - -. -

Gently arri-e. ctG o1ersd. Tone steady. wi;h
prices une eha u.-ed-
IEATHER-fIrr, rr,lcgk sole arm, with a good
demand and offerings moderate. Fun bCt IN
charges pgi-es quoted I1tal sole ielrLe. fru
ai,h - good demand. oak and bulls oIeria,
Epaf1uEir - stocks are light
Dtsi ts~--Fair.y active. Int 70 Important
rrlce changes. Essential OILS firm aud cute
active Roots steady ari unchanged.
OfA>-I-l-s-ea a4 uTms tIt rather Q I-t-cr
e -eih1-d Was reported. C-tni- -lsr1nl.ng the -e-
lclr afVo-ce. E1errd Vltruiauul Iitic.a-r r.d.
Goa TOAsEED OIL Nttle easier under
Frult ta4l1s. and Influenced ly tbs easier lard
make, IEe tcEs steady. with crude on
firm. aIi az th- close p-i-al were ler unchanged
10 voia;s lower vita sales 0f 1880 Lais. Lo-
-! c----4cs r-.--E.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

Birmingham Ry. Light & Power Co. 415s.
City Of Dallas, Texas, 6fo Fdg. Bonds.
City of Galveston, Texas.
Carter Coal & Iron Co list IS.
Central R'way Co. Of Peoria 1st Mtge. IS.
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. Of Terre Haute
LIST Mrge IS.
City Water Supply Co 1st Cons. Ntge. 5s.
Clinton Iron & Steel Co. 1st Mtge. 5s-
Colo, Springs Light & Power Co. 1st IS.
Columbia University Club md NItge. 20.
Columbus, London s Springfield Ry. Go.
1st Mtge 5s-
Consolidated Light & Power Co. Of
Whitehall 1st 5s-
Erie Electric Motor Co. 1st Ref. skg.
Fund Gold Bonds sc.
Fonda, Johnstown & GIoversviIle R. R
Co. Cons. 6T:.
Fulton Light, Heat Power Co. 1st
Mtge sc.
Imperial Electric L. H. & Power Co.
1st Mtge. 5s.
International Nickel Co. 3O-yr. s. F. 5s.
Kansas City Southern Railway Co. 1st 3s.
Lincoln Heat, Light & Power Co. 1st
Mtge. IS.
Maiden Electric Co. SO Gold Notes-
National Fire Proodng Co. 1st SO Notes.
New London Gas & Elec. Co. 1st Mtge so
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
CHICAGO eaAIH AND PROVISIONS.

Cr.-ero March ea--il=l-.-c5 % q general
s-e-.- n 5-o-tl conditions n tls Southwest il
s.--1 -.ee-aI sales or wheat -o-ds-. ard re-
s..-tsE y declines sa1girz troa i. 115a q -7sc.
compared with -as-5-day's t-lal figures ~ rhs
c-r-e -ha net dsc-'re Was from : = 10 lac Corn
a-- oats f-l.-W1- wheat IN IFS downward Il lCgs,
r--- -egss-ez an o. the '-s=. closing figures on
ez-- being i7E-c Ecc-e ere previous close.
F.5r-s-o1s c--s=- lez---- E-l.s o.. prices
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

state of New York county os New York. s..
VA c LANE, President. and c. NJ. BILL
N'fo. >ecretary. OF The Standard Trust co. of
NrW YORK. located and doing business at No. 25
biptd street IN the City OF New York. in said
county. Being duly sworn. each Tor himself says
the tofesuihk report - true anG correct ia all
tespects To tne best OF his knowledge and belief.
All tnrv turthrr say thar the usual business %
sai1 tFGSt 'cmPanv has been transacted rne
location required by rhe Banking Law ,Cha1. ,
o. ne consolidated Laws ls amended ard rot
et-c"Lefe, ana that the above report - in the
turm prescribed by the superintendent af Ral<s
and Is made ~ cofnEliance with Official notice
received sf2rn MIN, desigratng the 25th dav 81
shall be made.
WM G. LAVE. President
e.. NJ BILLINGS. secretary
9eVerally subscribed and sworn % by both de-
ponelts. the 18th day OF March. 1910 before me.
Lseal OF Notary W u DOOL EY
Notary Public. kinss County.
Certlncate Alef M New Yorr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICES NOTICES
TheNeW York Trust Company
26 BROAD STREET.

% BROAD STREET,

New London Gas & Elec. Co. 2nd Mtse.
Sc.
New York & Stamford Ry. Co. 1st Mtge.
&c.
Peeksknl Ltg. & R. r. Con. 1st Mtge SO
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie r. r. Con 2nd
Sc.
Raleigh & Southport Ry. Co. General es.
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. 1st Mtge.
Prior Lien Sc.
Spring Brook Water Supply Co. 1st
Mtge. SO.
Standard Screw Co. Gold Deb. S..
Stony Brook Real Estate Improvement
Co. Con 1st is.
Tanana Valley Railroad Co. 8-year Coll.
Trust Notes SIS.
The Trf-City Railway & Light Co. SO
Coll Trust 1st Lien.
Water, Light s Gas Co. Of New Jersey
Cons. and Ref. So
Water & Light Co. Nebraska City 1st IS.
Western New York & Pennsylvania
Railway Co. General N1tge. 4qo.
Youngstown & Southern Ry. Co. 1st So.
DUE APRIL 18th. 1910.
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas & Electric
Light Co. 1st IS.
Haselton Steel Tube Co. S-yr. 5ee Notes.
DUE APRIL GOTH. 1910.
Colorado Springs Electric Co 1st SO.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
NV YORK PRICES.
NTFRIoR PECEIP1
sE.RoaRn cIEARANCEs.
an NFAI-TIou- - IN

fea-ureless with prices mostly nominal RYE
FLoC R-Stea6v. fair 70 5000. 81 So sa AZ.
choice 20 fancy. s. 80 . s. s.. CCFNALEAL-
Kiln dried, 50 s. BAG NEAL-Fine white
ana yellow. & - 2 81 Sn- coG-Ee. s. Sc s. 40
FEFD-INesrer1 steady city easy Western
sr~trg. 50 IS 2 So 80 standard uId6ll-S,
scs - r ecs: four do So 3 S2s 20 red dos.
$50 "a ssh city bran. S24 bulk So IS sacks;
uiCdlinE S.s $50 50; red COG, sal homiay
Nominal
CeT1oN-An early decline vas so-lowe6 br
& rally and the c-ose was STEADY. net = points
lov.e- r. 3 points higher The ralv was zC-
ccrrpa-isd by prlyare wires claiming r1ar
there Lad been Z change n tie direction ct
the w.~d 50 that thE promised further show
EEr not ulEterIz-1Ze. while bet private
ard cflclal scv-Ces Indicated that the rains
Il last -.Eht ana to-day hEc not b5sn s-r1-
cic--ly heavy 70 90 any real good. SoUths-,
spot rnar'Ssts were generally unchanged Local
contract QriCes
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

~@---. 100000. sol,3t los -
state q New York County % New York IS
" AtsIi-It z FREW, Nice-Presi9eut. and
F.IEDh- 7. MARTIN. Cashier. ~ the Corn En-
change Bank a bauk located and doin, cuisines.
az Eo- II W .lllasn Street also several locations.
IN the city of New York. IN said county. ss ap--
proved oy ths superintendent OF Banks beng
GUY sworn, each for himself says that the fore
going report - true and correct IN all respects.
70 the best OF his knoVvIed ana belief and they
tuE-sler say that the usual business of said bank
nas neen transacted a the location required hy
the Banking Law tCt ap. = % the Consolidated
Avs as amended, and not elsewhere: and that
tle above report % in the form prescribed By tho
superin teudenr OF Banks and is made tn cornpiI-
aace Win an Oflcial notice received from him
9eslznatiES the 18th day of March, 1910. as ths
day as Of which such report shall % made
WAITER y. FREW. Nics-Presidene
FtEDk- T. MARTIN Cashier
5evera-ly subscribed and sworn 70 bv both d.
pone1ts the 29ta day os March. 1910. before naA
lSeal Or Nctary I THO NASH
Notary Public, No 20 Kings County IT.
Certificate ale1 "a New York County.
ftfT-fOeo
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
CHICAGO INDUsTRIAIs

M Can .rs.-..-- llA
Am ShipbUldins IS
Com 'lth EdlEon iIB1s
Chic Pnsun. Tooi 44As
chic relepnone .l31 -
Chic Title & TT. id4
Diamond Match l0Ois
ulinniz ETicE. S6'a .
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

Il, "-s.l on C'orucag 81 New York
100 under fae isVE Of Aew HQr-
f" Jersey CUUrgIyJ. has nle1
er-e ..at chgseLIs Secretary 90 state
~ 'l-.. 0r liE financial condition dated
p .-1. w-4ch compares az follows;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

CITY OF NEW YORK
New York, Ma-ch -, 1910.
TIE Board OF Dtrectors has this Iay declared
quarterly dividend os TWO PER CENT .
rec from taxs payable on and after Aprll 1st
proXtruo.
The Board oS Directors las this day declared
date. rs-cpentng April 1sr. 1910
CHARLES II. PATTERSON
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

furnishes b F-ede-ie r. Hatch & Co.. No. 10
Broad street,
ETOrEc
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
So Church Street. New GCrk March 70 1910
The Board q Directors this day dcc.arei a
quarterly etvtdend CT one and tkrse-1uarters per
cent upoc The p-ets-rsd capital stock payable
April q. 1910 20 tAs preferred stockholders OF
record az the close % business On A-rfI A 1910.
Checks viii BE mailed
Transfer books % the preferred stock viii close
AZ p n. April 4. 1910. ard reopen April -.
19Io c. B. DENNY, Secretary.
The III. B. CIAFLIN COMPANY
Cornsr OF Church & Worth Streets,
Nsw York. March 30th, 1910
A regular quarterly dividend OF two per cent
CO VIII be paid April 18th 1910 % The holders
Or the Common stock OF this company OF record
az 3 P r. Monday. April 11th 1910
y. y. FORCE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
s.ANOARD OIL or NEw YoRK.

ca iI. ,laIca --Dorlea nc and Aw"rl-
~e-tr.-es were lower on tle E1c-se.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

,.rt,. ar-r cf-TErea per cent rentcs
r.-.. -r--.-s lower -f = Ir&-.cs 30
.s.. -ae aourse vas e -ll.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

fu- rEe week Gs.la9 ll.F potatoes and - N5s
slrF t..clE- fEuul-'s. 100 bags a-L 1ssG hlIs
-t-f.roes alI - s.4 crates onions ola Uo-
farre- nsr- --te- C-.. weak .EE I11,cr. r.s-
g-l second crop l- larger supply and e. ITt-r
s-frfv sweet potatoes plenty and low Ola
CrI Ir-s dragging unless very fancy. new IN
r--4rN lager supply fr.m Cubs and or n
rHarrrts higher Asparagus lower under
fs-.ar offerings. demand active ArtIch1Ees
r. erof demand Anis- lower E.ets and
es rrrts 10 .4rE@T s-rli- ara lower gafb---s
rtphsr fa- f-Cer Lut ao.r Dragging Et Iou
~-r.--s ~llr-H LIS ruled GTT- l-l ..Era- hgr
-frs~- nrc trro- CrCrr-cars cFrl grlr---
-~E lsear1ln selling w-l E4ls il sEeess!ys
saas.v --d .ov Spinach lower lettuce --1re
-ltrsv ems lower Peas ~ lsl- supply bit
rocr strins bes-s E-lisizs freely snI Ia1y-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
Where Expenses Pile Up.

1t is possible by the concentration Of
the units of expense In a highly efficient
plant. operated under competent direction.
to secure unification OF design and effect
material saving. At present there are
heterogeneous requirements and installa-
fions, heavy annual cost attending pur-
chased lighting service, scattered loca-
lions of boilers throughout the independ-
ene buildings. resulting In the absence
OF continuous competent supervision, the
transportation OF fuel by stevedores.
whereas 1t should be automatically de-
hvered from cars to storage bins the ex-
pense incident to the removal of ashes
and the occupancy by machinery and fuei
OF 100000 cubic feet of valuable space in
the department buildings.
IF the existing department buildings
could enjoy practical freedom from
smoke. noise and heat. and II the snace
now occupied by the machinery and f,eI
could be assigned TO Offices or Converted
into receptacles for archives some rented
buildings In the District of Columhia
could be surrendered. I am of the oninion
that the Congress could, with adyanfare
At once. empower a department or n corn.
mission To design for the four department
buildings central power plant Capable
OF indefinite progressive construction. and
report to Congress an estimate of the
amount required to extend the service to
the existing buildings Of the executive
group"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08

Nearly all lost articles are returned
when advertised in The Star. One cent
o word Ii all It costs you for fifteen
words Or more. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
DEMOCRATIC VACANCIES
2 ON COMMITTEES FILLED
Senators Martin and Overman for
Appropriations Body-New
Members Assigned.

Important democratic vacancies on pow
erful Senate committees were filled by
the minority steering committee yester-
day afternoon.
Senator Martin Of Virginia and Senator
Overman of North Carolina are assigned
to the big committee on appropriations,
to fill the vacant chairs formerly &C.
cupied by Senators Daniel and Clay.
Senator Stone of Missouri is given Sem
ator Daniels place on the committee on
finance.
The three new democratic senators also
were given their committee assignments,
as follows:
Senator Terrell of Georgia-Post offices
and post roads, coast and insular survey,
coast defenses. manufactures, University
Ct the United states.
Senator Swanson of Notwithstanding
buildings and grounds. education and
labor industrial arts and exposit1ons, H.
brary, revision of the laws of the United
States, and transportation routes to the
seaboard
Senator Thornton of Louisiana-Naval
affairs, census. fisheries, Mississippi river
and its tributaries. private land claims,
public health and national quarantine,
and public lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
TO AID THE CLERKS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

thoroughly investigate and similarly i'm
prove the other auditors Offices. These
investigations are under way. Every
thing In an auditors Office, however. and
In every other great government ONCE
depends largely upon its chief.
And unless the auditors OF the Treas
ury Department, pending their inclusion
in the classified service, can be appointed
on the ground of their fitness and with
out making political considerations pri-
mary, the auditing will continue to be
very costly to the government. III by get
ting the right man as auditor you can
both have the work done with the
promptness and effectiveness that helps
many of the other operations OF the
government and can save. say. $1Oo.UOO
a year, it rs easy to see what an expen-
sive thing it Is every time you put the
wrong man in this right place.
THE inquiries SO far made into the
auditing offices have led our committee
Of Treasury experts to surmise. and to
practically conclude, that to make the
government auditing all 1t should be. and
to bring it all under one system. all the
offices should be under the general man.
agement of one auditor-in-chiee. But
shall be able to make recommendations
when our inquiries are completed, gener-
ally considering. the whole auditing sys-
tenn"
Investigations are going on throughout
the Treasury service, the Secretary says,
with hoped for results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
Silk Remnants,
29c a Yard.
Worth Up to- 75c.

Remnants OF Colored 'iMessalines,
Colored Taffetas. Colored Satin Lib
, erty. Striped Taffetas, Striped Louis
enc. Colored Bengaline, Colored
Moire, Satin FouIards. Persian Silks
and many other popular kinds IN
yard.
Useful lengths for waists. trim
mings, etc. = SO A.-4&s
Former prices up to 75c yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
Asks fro Local Power Plant.

Mr.. MacVeagh jumps on Congress for
putting up unnecessary public buildings
merely to crafty communities. He then
recommends a big central power plant for
certain departmental buildings. AS to
this he says: - %
THE Congress has authorized the erec-
ton OF four buildings along the eastern
boundary line of the White Lot for the
Departments OF State. Justice and Com
.merce and Labor. and the bureau OF en-
craving and: printing. The aggregate limit
Of cost Is $40 0OO.00O: The plans and speci-
fcauons Of the bureau building are In the
hands of professional estimators and will
be release to competing contractors i'm
mediately; an architectural competition is
being conducted In the case OF the. pro-
posed homes for the three departments.
Hence these four important building: prof.
ects have been launched and the problem
OF supplying Heat and power and light is
pressing for solution.
Il recommend to the Congress the es-
tablishment Of a central power station at
. point convenient TO the present bureau
OF engraving. and printing. The rpracti-
cabtlity and economy OF such a courseshas
been determined. am OF the opinion
that II Is feasible and desirable, in MAX
ing provision to serve the four. projected
buildings, to extend the service to such
existing government buildings as may be
supplied economically within the operat-
u estimated that the Segregated heating
and power plants in the dozen buildings of
the executive group, adjacent to- the
White Lot and Mall. containing eighty
five boilers: These consume about 5000
tons OF coal, annually and require the at
tention of, $50 employees. The aggregate
rating OF the engines and other mech
anisms is $500 horsepower. With the four
new buildings in commission, it is prob
able that the equipment will increase Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
Does Not Agree With Aldrich.

Secretary MacVeagh takes issue with
Senator Aldrich's allegation that $780,.
100000 can be saved the government each
year. He declares:
THE popular impression as to the ex-
tent of possible economies In the admin
istration of the executive departments is
singularly exaggerated, and this miscon-
ception is very harmful When the pub
lie expects that the government can save
$500, 100000 a year, such small, labOrious
savings as can be made in the executive
departments hardly seem worth while.
And ii is astonishing that under such cir
cumstances interest in these comparatively
small savings can be maintained. These
savings can only be disappointing to the
public who have such figures as $500, OOO,-
600 in mind: and they cannot receive any
popular credit. for they can only seem to
be small triflings with great things. And
yet they can only be produced by labor.
tous. painstaking and persistent methods
and devotion.
when 1t is the fact that the entire Or
last year were less than $6GO. 900, 600. and
when a great part Of those expenditures
10 not reducible at all, as, for example,
the interest on the debt. and the pensions,
one can readily see that there probably is
not very much more than $500 OOO, 600 gross
to effect saving of $3OO. 900 when the
whole expenditure amenable to any saw
ing Is 100000, OOO Is. of course, not easy
] appeal to the sense of proportion Of
Congress and the American people: for 1t
II very important to have these impress
Tons corrected in order that there may
be some encouragement given to those
men scattered through the departments
who want 10 bring about all the improve
ment possible"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-06
Souarino the Circle,

The origin Of the problem squaring the circle is almost lost in the mists of antiquity. but there is a record or an attempted quadrature fin Egypt 5oO years before the exodus of the Jews. There is also a claim. according to Bone. that the problem was solved by a discovery of Hipprocates. the geom- etrician of Chios-not the physician 500 E. c. Now. the efforts of Hippoc- rates were devoted toward converting \ circle into q crescent. because he had found that the area of figure pro juced by drawing TWO perpendicular radii in a circ,e is exactly equal to the triangle form,Nt by the line of JuDc- tion This k The famous theorem of the "lunes of Hippocrates" and Is. Ike giauber's salts out ct the philosophers s stone. an e1ampIe of tbr useful resuits which sometimes follow a search for the vuattainahIe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-06
The Charm of Enthusiasm.

Have you ever realized what a charm there is in enthusiasm? Life Is SC often monotonous that we like occasionally to be wakened up with In. terest. and the person who Is radlan, over small things is always a delight.
 The girl who carries enthusiasm into her work as well as into her play will find that she holds winning card Work that is done for the joy of working" is likely 10 be well done. Lack of interest makes for dull rou- tine, remarks a writer. It brings dis content and often failure The men who succeed are the ones who can ia- spire both themselves and others by their magnetic personality. and there Is nothing so magnetic as enthusiasm People will follow us. like us and ad- mire us if we have it. It is worth cul- dvating if it Is not natural endow- ment