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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

wrpHEspAY. JUNE 8


LlcssE II = ?.
rJss-ir.z-.on and stcsn.r IN
gepsn. c.rca China wa 1eco-1a1- - =. a..
AeenEn =. -. ,-,,; :. ., /. "a -
Observation-Disclosures OF INDIA. .JCns 10 oiSV
rtE gsaucs Austrsiis. New Yes 90 -,o
'a1e lpra NenCoUve IN ar,,l.z , ~" = -
xtrsH tvl5 szn Fraarls-0J -Ele.Ts June -. 9-4o
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Mems Nesliesc Shirts

Usually 81 29-June Sale
Fine Woven Madras and Percale-iizht corr
pleatsd and plain bcsous-Iauntsrst-
and coat mCdels-well made
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Worth .eS-June SalA. ,-.---.-
Good washable s-rtCs seersucssr
sizes $ 70 a.
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WOmenS COrSetS -.
Worth 81. 80 and S1.75-- -
Ratists and sumner weigh rou.ii-'o-s :
dun and sh0rt-siz es Is % ~.
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Women's China Silk Waists

Made TO sell at S3.98- I'll
For June Sale.
White or bIack-hfkh OF Dutch ns-z-4ls5os..
yokes Of Vsntse lace. with and withcur "a
tnseJ-cIusters o. pin tucks-aa sleeves
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TUESDAY. JUNE :.
"FTfncs neN
OUTGOING STEAMERS
MoNDAT. JUNE 9

MONDAT. JUNE g.
Nal Tesscl
Vesss1 Tor Linz closes. sails.
eor'rsyrs Para mario, DTFr II 90 n ~ 90 ? =
Alliance. CristobaI Panama IL 80 a n SEQ . n
TUESDAY, JUNE :.
= ro,h.,-, Z rs-ernen NCyl. e.a0 2 n 1000 ~
5.a,e-Sc ps~s T4oorl -l 1910 "A 800 D m
800 e-sTlee Il Veloce. u 90 N
800, p1,re-Fa1n Ezcll-a 1000 n
$50 r-er@,lesos Ward 49,. 300 n
Z q Columbus Savannah. say ---- 90 =
ffoha,yz Js clzSoaviIie. Clyde -- 10 N
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE z
--,....-s. 7s.aern11l Cr1rard ? g - 600 -
100 rs c1,,rper7rror " g 800 Z n $50 n
e. Seeg Jsa-r-I14a C5uehsc : % Z n 1000 n
T-.-s~se Crf-s6e Trinidad 1000 q u % n
1900 Ts-.rs5r,fiIe C.v5e % p n
= $500 rsai,,,sron tfsllor-y 70 . y.
80 ,ray--e MALLORY .---. n n
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
MONDAY, JUNE g.

- Amsterdam $50. Rotterdam. May s. .Hol}-Aru
.Ps.tic Liverpool. May Is. " hite star
-Zrllrs .......Isa tSuayra- May 6l.----Red ID
'0f,r ......... Colon. May 31----.-- Panama
rAiicgf any -- hayfl- Nay 90 any = =,
--ssroI,la s-sIi juan June In ! q = y
-F3errru5iar- bermuda, June 49, QUEBEC
gtro-azs. Bermuda. June z-.-..R u = ,
e. n savanna .SaVa nssh, June Savannah
Nsderls nd Antwerp, May =. Ikea Slsl
---.ge- a ... Palermo May 3D. ----
Nrir,.-,,,ss r-a London Nay 2S...-.Atl Trans
Te.-te $1,000. Patras. May -5..-..-.-.. Greek
- AZ ...... Naples, May - Lloyd Ital
sfgrla-7l star ..-s ST Lucia. May %.
l-.eo'r ......- New orleans, June 1.--Sc Pae
.fsrr7 ..........- Tampa, May 31-..---- Mallory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

NIGHT DaESSES-Nainsook and
muslin-round V or high neck AZ
with two 10 four lace OF emb'y Nv
fnserts-reg. .6e .-.----..--..---J
NIGHT sSEs-Nainsook-deep
Empire vokes with AIlover en-
broidery and lace tops or inserts Ia 90
fancy designs. run with wide.
washable ribbon-reE. .9S- ...--..J
NIGHT DREsSEs-Nainsook. cam
brio and muslin-plain and Oh
elaborate styles-reg. s1-2e
and s1.39-June Sale .....-....s..J
NIGHT DRESSES Sheer a1ainsook-I
round yoke Of French embroidery
with wide mb'y-lace edge neck l.Z4
and sleeves and ribbon beading
reg. S1.69-June Sale.
NIGHT DREssE+French main
sook-beautsful Empire styles,
with entire fronts OF lace and
emby and satin ribbon en- "a
broidery beading; others with
entire lace yokes-ribbon finish
reg. S269-June Sale.
NIGHT DREssEs-Fine French
nainsook-square or circular neck
of French Val embroidery and OAK
ribbon, or French eyelet en- -'FS
broidery front and back. with eve
let Val. lace-reg. s3.25-June Sale
NIGHT DRESsES-French main
sook-deeP round yoke and entire
sleeves OF fancy Val. lace. with ~
wide ribbon drawn motifs OF o.y4
Vense lace-othsrs equally
eIaborate-reg. $4.es .......-.....
Novelties TN finer Night Dresses to s12.9s.
PRINCESS SLIPS-v-hite lawn
fancy lace trim'd yoke and skirt-- GA
value 81. so ...-.-.......-.......--J ~
PRINCESS LTPS-uainsook-deep
yoke with lace and insert nj
skirt with tucks lace and three i.Sf
tnserts-value S29S .-............J
PRINCESS sLIPs-Ane nainsook
and lawn-yoke with open emby
and allover embd skirt lace ~.
and ribbon run inserting. skirt c.O4
with nine rows lace
worth $4.69-JUne Sale ..........
large assortment Of Princess Slip,
10 secs.
BINATIONS-natnsook and
Iawn--allover lace inserted yoksS. =
with embroidery in galloon or "a
medallion fashion. finished with ~
riboon--ffteen styles-worth 81. 80
COMBINATIONS-nne nainsook-
pretty models. more less trir't1
with Val. or fancy laces or smb'y ID
tTirn'd skirt or drawerS-rtbbon
waist-worth 81. 20. ..........
ICOMBINATIoNS-dain nainsools J
with fine durable laces and French
smb medallions-satin or "a
washable ribbon finish. also sllovsrk Ley"
eno'y or crepe continuation
worth 81 as-June sals...........J
CoMBINATIoNs-nne French
nansook-triInd in dainty effects NJ
with me laces and medsllions- S'SS
reg. st49-June Sale. .-.-..-....l
Finer Combinations TO stoes
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Girls White Dresses
LII. IL 20 - IL g aE


June Sale ...-..---..-. .-s
Fine Iawn-Princess and French -srysk-s
rfety OF pretty models. with newest tassss
eubrofdertss-high and low neck-6 - "a "a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s7yrrl-- 40. sunset. 30. moon rises. sos.
r-cCu' s age, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
Upholstery Department


Clearing Sale Of
Hand Printed Covers, Curtains, Spreads. Couch
Covers, Scarfs, Etc, Very Appropriate for
Summer Furnishings.
Co,ers One Yard Square, at $50
One and Half Yards Square. Csc
Couch Covers, at $3.50. 2o5
Bed Spreads. $50, AS
Formerly from 81 90 to $50
nd in addition
2OOD Prs. nnslin Curtains, SSc. rs IFS
Values S125 to rs Pair
West nty-third Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
Girls ReD Dresses

Worth sJ.9S-June Sale
Genuine Imported Rep-whits. pink. bi-.
latest Dutch neck styles-haldsornely Tn
with embroidery bandings-S 70 Il years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
Women's Petticoats
Extra Size Pc

Worth 81 9S-JUne Sale. ......,J
Black Marcelline-nsw AOurce effects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

Worth s2-25-June Sale --.---J
AIIOver embroidery IN sffectt-s 1sT patterns
also elaborate lace rrinl'd BsrtsCs aa5 4
Lawn with embroidered yoke ard nI-to- 81
all sizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
Women's SilkDreSSeS
Usually s1s,ss- (z.O5

Taffetas in black and best
colors-also Foulards in an
excellent variety Of dots and
strtpes-lace or net Jokes
self or contrasting trim
pIeated or tunic skirts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
Bows Straw Hats
Womeu's Washable Waists u

Instead Of .59-June Sale SO
N;fl4v and lack Tar-vhits and
and round croTuS-all sizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

= 70 study this column and aVah
selves OF its profitable values
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. Jan. 7.-ConsOls closed UNCHANGED
at SIX for money and 81 9-lo tor account,
Anaconda was a higher at tlO1s- Grdnh
Trunk unchanged at 2l$s- Canadian Paclhc
a higher at lo6. -
The supply of money exceeded the de-
mand on the market to-day. Discount rates
were steaoy following the large Withdraw
ais of gold yesterday.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
o,iet and il is believed there viii oe no
expansion in business until the election ls
over Investors, however, occasionally
bought good yielding securities, such as
Brazilian, Russian and Japanese bonds. as
we'll as a few industrials. but British Sc
curities were depressed by the Indian loan
Kafirs and Mexican rails declined on rear
izing
american securities opened higher. and
continued to improve during the nrst nouI
under the lead of Rock Island. southern
Pacific and Union Pacific. Prices ranged
from a TO a full point over parity until tne
afternoon when the New York opening
caused irregular movements in values, ana
the market closed unsettled.
Call money in London, 2q217 per cent
open market discount rate for short bills,
3iL per cent long bills, 314d3 1915 per cent;
Berlin discount rate, 81 per cent; Paris
discount rate. 2% per cent; Paris exchange
on London, 25 francs Is centirnes; Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 441z pfennigs-
Bar gold. Us Cd American eagles. Tos 81
Paris, Jan. Three per cent rentes
closed 71h centimes higher at go francs 20
centimes. The tone was firm on the Bourse
to-day but trading was dull.
Berlin, Jan. Prices were firm on the
Boerse, but trading was restricted
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
Bankers' posted rates were as follows
SiNstt Dana Z

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost par:
Chicago. 1oc discount; San Francisco. sight
252c, telegraph &c premium; New Orleans,
commercial sc discount bank 81 premium,
rnium; St Louis. 29c premium bid, 30c pre-
MUM asked, Minneapolis, 6lc premium;
Savannah. buying 5-l6c discount. selling
par.
s BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes S52S z5e.0Se balances 81. .O61. .2S4; Chi
SIS: Boston. exchanges SS3, s6692i.. balances
S.SS5 SIS: Philadelphia, exchanges s2S,s44. .4oe,
balances s2.s7s,Si
SILVER MARKET.-ComEnercia bar sill
yer 5214c. Mexican silver dollars, &c Bar
silver in London closed al - 1-l6d, decline
Of I'd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 80: Lis
bon. I25d
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted AT 2oli4-
GOVERNMENT REVENUE - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S,Z5.5AS. in
fernal revenue S574.E5s, and miscellaneous
siS2sI5. & total CT S-0S5.z9s. against total
eNpenG Itures on ordinary account OF $3.50
as5 For The month 10 date ordinary
u.udiTures s S6s .555. the excess OF eXpendi-
turcs amounting 10 Sl,tsE.5s5. For the fiscal
year 70 date ordinary receipts have been
S3f-.754.0s5. against s2s5,5Ss.s $40 in the same
SO 65 So against S552.57i so in lSe. the eX-
cCss of expenditures this year amounting
20 50 szs ssS compared with an excess last
year OF s. LS5 10 Including Panama Canal
account and public debt the excess Of all
eSfseuditures over receipts since July
amounts 10 s.. .sS3 against an excess in
The corresponding period year ago OF *
1s557s
SUR-TREASURY The Treasury was
debtor 70 the Clearing House H.Ssol4s
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08

Trading was active on the Consolidated
Exchange. with the business more concen-
trated in the standard issues than was the
case the day before. United States Steel
common supplied the largest volume, with
Reading second and Union Pacific third.
Considerable nervousness attended the
early trading, rejecting contrary reports
as TO what the President would say in his
message. The message, when il appeared
was generally regarded favorably. As
rule the industrials showed a better tone
than the railroads. Reading early in the
dav did not sell above 1873, compared with
New York Stock Exchange high price of
16S, and after the message appeared sold
as low as 1855, against a low on the other
board of 166. Steel common touched a
high. price of SS9s. which was Is OF point
exchange Rock Island commons high
for the day was As. 4 of point under the
other board. None IF the low priced spe-
cialties was notably active. Detailed op-
erations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened al So per cent; highest. s per cent;
ing rate, o. per cent; last loan, per cent.
Time money was characterized by mod
crate supply and q fairly good demand.
Rates. H-azss per cent for all dates. Mer-
camille paper came into the market with
moderate freedom. meeting with q fair de-
mand- Rates, Az4S per cent for indorsed
bills receivable and choice single names;
81 Per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCEANGE-Th foreign ex-
change market opened steady. with demand
sterling around 4 $500, but at the end of the
first hour became easier. with cables quoted
At 4 S72Gl4 81. demand sterling at / 4S6S04
!. SSS5 ana siXty-day bills at 2.S3S< a 81.
Short francs were 5167s and short reichs-
marks $1& less l-S2- The close was steady.
Panke-s, rsnsfad rales were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
A $500. 900 900 GAS DEAL.
Ne1c York May Be Supplied
from Hest Viry01Di0.

Huntington, W Va. Jan "A deal which
involves approximately seO00OO.0no and by
which New York capital said TO be backed
by the Standard Oil Company. will control
the entire gas output OF West Virginia.
has practically been closed.
For some time the New York interests
have controlled the gas situation through
out the northern and central portions Of
the state and by the new deal they will
gain control OF the Southern fields also
The new deal involves the United Fuel
Gas Company. Of Pirtsburg. which only
recently took over the extensive holdings
of the United States Natural Gas Com
pany in this state. the Columbia Gas
Company. which supplies Cincinnati: the
Interstate Gas Company. the Ohio Fuel
Supply. and others. all Of which draw
their supply from Southern West Virginia
II is said TO be the intention Of the
New York men TO pipe gas TO New York.
Philadelphia and other seaboard cities.
Cincinnati Jan. "A. 6. White, presi-
Gent OF the Columbia Gas Company. ex-
plained the merger OF West Virginia nat
ural gas interests to-day.
Our company is stin independent but
we are working with the Standard Oil
Company interests in an offensive and de-
fensive alliance he said. we shall COM
Fleue the connecting pipe line between the
Eanawaa River and the gas wells OF the
United Fuel Supply Company next week,
and then If anything happens 10 our sup
ply we can draw upon the wells Of the
Standard
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
Emarica1 TsIsuhons & Telegraph Co.

Five Per Cent Three-Year Gold Coupon sotss
maturing January 4. 1910
These Notes payable BY their terms on jan
49, 1e1O ar the Office OF the Treasurer In
M york or Boston or al such other as.n-
r,s. IN said cities as the Telephons Company
nav designate will be paid in Boston On
presentation at the Office OF the Old Colony
Trust Company. II Court Street. or in New
YORK ar the Office Of the Manhattan frSs
Company % Wall Street
To facilitate payment. holders of thess notes
NAV forward them 70 either Trust Company
as long before January 1st as Is convenient
Temporary receipts will be given therefor
WILLIAM r DRIVER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities opened
generally weak with prices of from a
small fraction to almost point III Wv
reading copper stocks, while several OF Ins
industrials showed heavier losses freSh
liquidation appeared, and in spots supPuir.
ing orders were lacking, but arouhu
midday the market steaded on fresh sui,
port. although in many instances tne Tsns ts
ther extensive dealings were shown IN seN-
eral of the copper stocks, especially MAUI,
Consolidated Arizona Smelling, Kerr -.,iaI ID
and Gircux Consolidated. KAY CeIti C a.
showed strength on heavy inside purchases
The industrial list. as rule. was conp5tI "a, a,
lively quiet American Tobacco opeheu ~ Gp
STANDARD or ruled steady on light deallngs.
United Cigar was shade firrner SONS -
were comrar ~ tivelv nuiet and easier WI
syrnrathv with the balance Of the list.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
High Tou -.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No &C
Broad street, New York. and No 50 Devon
shire street Boston)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & CO. Nc -
Broad ST, New York. and Nc. IN so1sn
ath St PhiladelphtaN
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08

Unit Fruit ..I6s 1877 Utah ........ Ar 44t
asked TEX rights.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
BOSTON STOCKS,

FURNISHED by R L Day & Co.. No. 81 Wall
street)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
INACTIVE STOCKS.

F$ @ 9 10 gs % % @ E
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
MINING.
BONDS.

$4,000 Comstock Is 1914 1871 1sI4 ,s,L
WHEAT
bush.
90 MAY option 81 14ss 81 Is Sis s11sz.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES

Maturing 1902
FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenrellar. No Al
Pine
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
BONDS,
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

SELLS cents per share. todd lots.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
MEETINGS.

THE PLAZA BANK.
Kew York. December 18th 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Annual Meet
fnE of the Stockholders Of THE PLAZA BANK
viii be held 81 it's Banking House, 5Sth
Street and Fifth Avenue in the Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York. on the 1lth
day OF January. 1910. at Il o'clock NJ. for ths
purpose Of elecfing fourteen Directors for the
ensuing year and three Inspectors Of Election
20 serve st the next Annual Meeting. and for
the transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Polls VIII remain open from II NJ until
J p NJ Transfer books will be closed from
December 18th. 1903 20 January 4th. 1910
E. NJ. CLARKE. Cashier.
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third St. New York
NEW YORK. December 81. 1909
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
rt1is Bank. for the election Of Directors. Will
be held st the banking house. Fifth Avenue
and Twerty-third Street. on Tuesday. January
u 1910. between the hours Of II A. M. and
IL NJ ". L DOUGLASS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DREW & LEWIS Inc a5 Clin St city.
The Board OF Directors of this company
have declared the regular per semi
annual dividend the preferred stock 10
stockholders OF record at the close Of business
on December 81. 1909, payable January 10.
1910 Checks VIII be mailed
JOHN s. LEWIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

eyN,rnishse by Van schaick Co. No. Wall
street
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
coPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

BOTsSEVAIN & CO.,
"a Broad Street
New York, December 31st, 1909.
Mr.. Henry A. Murray having this day
ttred from the Hrm OF Boissevain & Co. the
erIn viii continue with the undersigned
general partners.
JAN IoDEwYK PIERSON,
ANDREW MURRAY YOUNG.
ANDREW ]. MILLER.
HARRY H MOORE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

coupon or registered
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
COBALT STOCKS

FURNISHED by Warren: Gzowski a Co No s
Broad street, " %
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign trading
IN the local market amounted 10 upward
of 12ooo shares, all purchases. AFbItrage
transactions were restricted, owing 10 the
unsatisfactory working OF the cables
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
STOCKS IRREGULAR. CLOSING STRONG


Actual Sales. Closing.
on. Hi.lLowlFinl Bid. ASK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
OPPOSITION DEVELOPS
PUBLIC PRINTER
But Proposition to Thank Him for
Address Is Finally Adopted by
Union Men.

The opposition to Public Printer Dom
nelly on the part of some of the union
printers here was brought out strongly
at the meeting of the local union yes
terday afternoon In Typographical Tenn
ple. William E. Shields criticised Mr..
Donnelly sharply as unfriendly to union
labor and offered O motion striking Mr..
Donnelly's name from the list OF partici-
pants in the entertain ment in the inter-
csts OF the Printers Home in Colorado
held at the National Theater recently.
whom 1t was proposed to thank.
After acrimonious debate Mr.. Shields
motion was voted down. IS to II. There
were about 10 members of the union
present. but large number refused to
vote on the question.
The original motion was to thank Rep
resentative Jameson OF Iowa, Repre-
sentative Martin of Colorado. Public
Printer Donne.iy and the Meow OrvAes-
ira for participating in the entertainment.
When Mr.. Shields attacked this and en-
deavored to have DOnnelly's name
stricken from the list T. c. Parsons re-
piled that Mr.. Donnelly had been invited
by the union to take part In the enter
tainment and that IL would not only be
unjust. but would put the unioa In a
ridiculous position. TO thank the others
and 10 ignore the public printer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16

treated even more carefully than the
surface, for neglect will allow the tartar
to aain a firm hold, thus making profess
sional service for its removal a neces-
sity.
The choice of a tooth brush is of more
Importance than is generally supposed.
Choose a brush the bristles of which are
not too stiff, as hard bristles are apt to
cut the gums, which sometimes causes
serious mouth sores. Those with un-
even bristles are superior to the ordinary
brush. The raised bristles at the end
of the brush enable the user to get irto
the cups of the broad teeth. used for
crushing the food, at the back of the
mouth Particles of food find these teeth
good resting places and as result We
find that IT is nearly always these teeth
in which cavities first appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
Law to Be a Model.

There has long been agitation for the
enactment of insurance legislation for
the District, and it has been proposed
hat the code to be prepared for the Dis
trict should be a model which Gould be
followed in all the states of the Union.
4 national society of officers of state in
surance departments has been urging
such action upon Congress, and 1t has
contended the prestige given a code
Enacted by Congress would have much
influence all over the United States and
result in the enactment OF more UNIFORM
Senator Gallinger is greatly interested
n the subject. and he decided upon the
plan presented to the Senate today as
The most practicable for satisfactory re-
suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
Administration Program.

The rest of the administration program
includes the postal savings bank and anti
Injunction bills, both of which require
time for debate. The fertile atoms, agricul-
ture. pensions, rivers and harbors and leg
isiative appropriation bills are in confer
ence between the two Houses. The naval
appropriation bill is pending in the SEN
ate.
There Is an army of other measures on
the calendar of the House. on some Of
which the House leaders hope to get ac-
ton before adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
NEW LAW FOR INSURANCE
SENATOR GALLINGER INTRO
DUCES RESOLUTION.
District Committee to Prepare Code
for Regulation and Control
of Business.

Senator Gallinger. chairman Of the Sen
ate District committee. introduc ed a reso-
ution in the Senate today au thorizine and
directing the committee. by subcommittee
or by full committee. to prepare code
of law for the regulation and control of
insurance companies doing business in
the District.
The committee to have charge of the
preparation Of the new code, ii is pro-
posed. Is to have authority to sit during
the sessions aud during the recess OF the
Senate. 1t Ia contemplated that experts
In insurance law and In the conduct Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
From the London Globe.

A French newspaper publishes some sta
tistics showing the causes Of death In the
medical profession. The figures are inn
pressive. but there is no indication as TO
he source of the information. We read
that ~ per cent die of heart d sease, 20
per cent from nervous affections. 10 per
cent from the morphia habit aud Z per
cent from tuberculosis. The prevalence
Of morphia is ascribed to the fact that a
doctor knows when his malady is incur
able. and morphia is sought TO soothe the
mind.