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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

Pyramid Flour, the Great
Breadmaker, is a universal family
flour. 1t will solve the bread
question for you. **
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

NEW YORK, March ia
new ordinance prohibiting theater
ticket spectators from plying
their trade on the side walks be-
came effective today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. 16.
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution are to-
day planning memorial services
for Mrs. G. G. Darwin, charter
member of the organization, who
died in Washington last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

President Taft has let it he known
that he will not visit Spokane
and other northwestern cities in
September as invited.
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City Briefs

President w. III. Crawford of
Alleghaney college, Meadville, Pa,
will be guest of hoonr at a dinner
at the University club tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

Our 800 Eye Glasses make right back
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

H. d. Stanley, the ex-preacheri
will have to stand trial on the
habitual criminal charge. infor-
nation being filed against him
yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

The Villas Will case, involving
the estate of the late Senator Will
lam F. Villas of Wisconsin, has
been settled out of court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-16

A lecture on Japan, with stere-
optician views will be delivered by
Rev. r. H. McGinnis at st. Luke's
parish house on st. Helens avenue
this evening.
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traffic on the line Q

interfered wit traffic on the line of National.
 A few days ago the government began sending small detaeehments Of troops ov- CT the National and the rebels, hearing Of tins. issued a warning. saying that
 if this continued the National would be torn up as was the Central.
 Gomez Farias is a small station at which 1t is necessary for the southbound train to stop for orders. Last night when Conductor Thompson stepped from his train he was confronted by a rebel who asked him to wait unlil his men had searched the train for soldiers and prss- oners. Engineer Benncr was asked to
 leave his cab and also wait. Three rev olutinnists stood over each man with ri- fies pointed at their heads. With the exception of the detail which went thro the cars, the force was divided. half be- ing lined up on one side of the track and half on the other Before leaving, the rebels cut the telegraph wires but this damage was repaired this morning. 1 The rebels explained to ne train crew that they had expected to find soldiers being transferred from Monterrey to Mex 1 leo City.
 It is possible that their information <. .s:, ..!si. the movement of small detachment of the Ninth battalion, which
 arrived here on the proceeding train from tie north.
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.INSURRECTOS
 HOLD UP TRAIN
AND PRISONERS, PASSENGERS. uNpISTUR6ED.
Occupants of Pullman Cars Not Dis turbed by lnsurrecto Band Du-
 ring the Search.

Mexico City. March 21.-While passen- hundred rebels last night searched the day coaches for federal soldiers and pria- oners. None was found and twenty min utes after the appearance of the feyoiu- tionists. the conductor and engineer, who had spent the time gazing into the fla ces behind leveled rifles. were told 10 continue their journey which their cap tors courteously hoped would be pleas- ant"
 The hold-up took place at Gomez Far ias. in the state of coahuila, some forty miles south of saltitillo on the line of the National, at 3:20 a. m.
 This is the first time the revolution ists have come Into the open in that state and the first time that they have
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'EPlLEPTic FITS.

There IS nothing more frightful in a happy home than to have one of it's members instanly seized with a dread sul attack of Epilepsy or Fits. The many grateful letters from such homes, after the use of Kosine, the remarkable remedy for this dread ail- ment, testify to the real merit of the preparation.
 It is a meritorious article and is sold on a guarantee plan that re- serves your confidence. The price, $1 50, will be refunded by Morris Drug Go. if not fully satisfied after using bottle. Mail orders filled by the Kosine Co, Washington. D. C., or Morris Drug Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark.
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FIRST WOUNDED
 AMONGU.S. TROOPS
"JoY RIDE" IN AUTOMOBILE SPILLS NINE OF UNCLE sAM's BRAVES
 IN STREET.
Surgeons Continue to "shoot" Typhoid Germs Into Bodies of Troops
 Two Are lIl.

Galveston. Texas. March 21.-soldier, from Fort Monroe. va.. furnished about all the news there was at Fort Crockett today. Six hundred of them, attached to the second provisional regiment sub mitted to the anti-typhoid innoculation and one of them broKe out with the measles, increasing the camp sick list to two.
 The surgeons put in two busy hours, shooting typhoid germs into the arms of those who had not been innoculated previously. The victims then were excused from drill for a period of AS hours, while the bacllli are getting in their deadly work
 The same dose will be administrated tomorrow to the New Workers who form the third regiment
 Announcement was made today of the appointment ol Major Andrew Hero. Jr., as adjutant general of the brigade. Ma jor Hero has cen stationed in Washing ton. Major Joseph H. Ford has been appointed chief sanitary officer to suc- ceed Maioe Gossman. who is going to Japan in few weeks to study diseases peculiar to oriental countries.
 Break camp oril was engaged in To- day by one battalion of the first regi- ment Ten tents were taken down and packed into wagons, being restored to their original cities later The dril con stunned remarkably littie time. Every battalion in the camp will be subjected to this drill.
 When those mysterious cars from Phil adelphia were opened at the camp today, and were found to contain mounts for one of the mortar batteries at the fort. These mortars probably were ordered be- fore the present movement was thought of being part of the equipment of the regular coast artillery post to be estab- lished here
 Nine soldiers from the camp were in an automobile accident early this morn ing and Sergeant J. F. Johnson of Com pany AS from Fort Totten, New York, was seriously hurt The men hired the car and with an amateur chauffeur at the wheel, they started on a joy ride through the town. The car came to grief against telegraph pole and the joy riders were spilled all over the street. All were hurt but Johnson was the on- ly one whose condition is serious. He is said to have sustained internal in- juries.
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band of Mexican revolution sts had raId- ed that place and driven horses. cattle and goats across the line Into Mexico. Citizens of Chisos are tefroized and ranch men and th families from the sur rounding country are Hooking into Chisos. The officer in command of the United States troops Marathon was asked for a guard but said he could spare no sol diers. The Alpine Business Mems Club met this afternoon and wired to San An- tonic for troops. chlsos where the raid occurred is in Texas six miles north of the Mexican border.
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RehaIs Number 1000.

Fl Paso. Texas. March 21.~~A newspa- .s... eer,e nnsaaisnt just hack from tour of Tepic. Sonora and sinaloa declares that there are at least 1000 rebeis in the field in the three atsest.
 The rebel forces comprise all classes. No Americans are among them.
 Evarlsto Madero. brother Of Ffancis- co. leader of the revolution. Is seriously
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chaneery Court Docket.

MARCH q. 1911. 4bi7-Mary F. Adams and Joseph c. Ad-
 ans Dismissed for want Of prosecu- ton.
 452i-Organ Gentry and Sam Gentry. Dismissed for want of prosecution 452T--Cohb M .ein and Fanny F. Me Rowan. Dismissed for want of pros ecution. 4ssl--E. w Shields ct al and H. s. & and Fertilizer O., ct al Dismissed
 for want of prosecution.
 4337-Dessie Howell vs. Sam Howell Dismissed for want of prosecution. 1854 -Susie B. Johnson vs John D. John
 son. Dismissed for want of prosecu- ton.
 4363-M. H. Jold ct al vs F. B. Calhoun ct al Demurrer of defts. withdrawn
 and 6 days given to answer. 4371-Epo Kolb vs. Kate Kolb. Dis
 missed for want of prosecution. 474S-Sam Levy and Co. vs. M. Fried
 man and Bro. Report of reserve of
 sale filed and approved. 3602--H. H. Curvien vs. Horace Wilson.
 Argued and submitted on briefs.
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ci4ANc1Rv COURT DOCKET,

The following causes have been set for trial in the Cnancery Court. and un- less good cause is shown prior to the day set for trial. for the hearing on diff ferent date. they will be called on the days set and enter trial or dismissed for want of prosecution
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Madero's Brother Wounded.

Mexico City. March T According to advices received by the department of foreign relations. Raul Maderc, tie broth- CT of Francisco l. Madere, may suecnmb to the wound he received in the battle of
 ,sas Grandes. Blood peison~is said to have appeared. He is in an Antonio.
 Eyaristo Madero, the grandfather of the revolutionary leader, who k in the state of Neuvo Leon Is reported ill with pncumonia.
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RACING IS DEAD.
measure

New York. March 21.-Horse racing is dead in New York state, for this year at least. The jockey club is- sued statement tonight saying that because of adverse legislation it had been decided to make no application for dates. This news came out almost simultaneously with reports from New Orleans that horse owners be- Iieve the sport beyond revival there
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HACK" BEATS ROLLER.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 21.--tfeorge Hackenschmidt, the Russian Lion, de- feated Dr. B. F. Roller, of Seattle, in straight falls of a finish wrestling match here tonight.
 The first bout went one hour and ten minutes. and the second thirteen minutes. The Russian was never in danger. VIII
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SUFFRAGE DEFEATED.

Des Moines, Iowa, March 2l.-The Iowa senate today killed the woman suffrage bill by a vote of Ito 21
 Springfield. H.. March 2l.-The llli- nois senate killed the referendum clause of the woman suffrage bill and later postponed consideration of the measure.
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T tried to cure this for eighteen months. but it gradually got worse. A doctor advised me to have my tonsls cut out. but I did not like the idea. Another doctor examined me, and told me the same thing. I finally got bot tie of Peruna, and after I had taken one bottle my throat was better. bought and used dozen bottles, and saw was going to get well. and did"
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For Sale by All Druggists

NOTHING Jusr Al TAXI NO sussTTurH-'H1hs IF voua DRUGGIST DOES KEEP coscuRA SEND s'0o 'o
 THE coscuRA REMEDY COMPANY HOT sPRNcs' AAk' AND \ JAR WILL az GENT YOU POST PAID. l-.IjaiTal-
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Rebels Capture Stock

Alpine. Texas. Aarch 2i--word was received here this afternoon from Depu- ty Sherin La Farelle at Chsos that a
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BAD CASE
 OF GRIP
Caused Sore Throat and Ton
 siIitis. Restored by

MT. W. H. H o u 8 l e y. Stony Point, Tennessee. writes:
 Five years ago I took a very severe cold which resulted in Ia grippe. I never W a s so bad off. I was in bed s e V e r a l weeks, and when I did get up I had to n s iiitis and q a . .
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COSCURA THE MARVELLOUS SKIN CURE Prompt and Unequaed Remedy for all Forms of Eczema, Lupus, Acne, Psoriasis. Herpes, Ulcers, Itching Piles and all Skin Diseases
 For Chapped Hands COScura Has No Equal
Read What People Who Have Used Coscnra Have to Say

Oshkosh, Wis. Jan. IS. lsO6. CoscuSn Remedy Co, Hst Springs. ArK. Ny Dear Sir---I have used quite a num- per of packages of "COSCUKA." both for myself and friends. All who hAve used it sie pleased. Will you kindly send me half dozen packages by mail or express think express will be cheaper. I win remit a soon as goods are received. may put "CO4CURA" in every drua st0re in the city. Let me hear from you
 GEO. H. BUcKsTAFF.
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such wonderful preparation, and , prosperens continuance of your businspc l remain. very truly ysurs.
 ChUN KUn1.
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MARCH 30. 1911. 4632-Peter Dumas vs. Ella Dumas. 4635-Carrie Clarf vs. George Clark 4641-Mrs s. C. Arlington vs. Robert
 Arlington. aG44--W T. Amis ys w. Hughes ct al 4s45-Sam A Level vs. Emley Level. 4646-Christlan Elizabeth Reed vs. Frank
 Reed.
 465o--Eva Mcdonald vs. w llIam McDon-
 aid.
 4654-W. & Ja ps vs T. D. Clark ct al. 4656-D. II. Scott vs. Mary Ccott- 4657--F. A. Root vs. Parthenia Root.
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MARCH %. l9.l.
 4597--David Butler vs. J. R, McJunkin ct al 4603-A l.. Wallace vs. s. A. Rogers. 4609--Ed H. Johnson Ex Parte vs. Con- firmation Tax Title. 46l1-wilIiam overman vs. Carrie Law renee ct al. .617-Alelia E. Smith vs. Albert c. smii 461s-Columbus Noland vs. Leoma No land.
 46ls--s. c. Smith vs. w. W. Carroda
 ct al.
 4G2o--Katie Ballard vs. Rufus Ballard. 4625--Flay Williams vs. Richard Williame 46e7-Frank w. schifflin ct al vs. R. L.
 Williams ct al.
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MARCH 2s. 1911.

MARCH 2S. 1911. 455s-- Walter .Ac Daniel vs Arthur Me
 Daniel 4565-Roy Johnson vs. Liza Johnson. 4567--Jacob Leis vs. Etta Lies. 4571-Otto Darmstetter vs. Citizens Nat
 ional Bank. 4572-S. w. and Nova Hays vs. II. s. T
 and City. Co. Ex. 4579--R. Murray vs. ]. A. Baner. 4590-Mrs. s. A. Vaughan vs. J. D. Vau-
 ghan. 4591-H. J. Fully vs. Velva Fully. 4592-Kate M. Harvey vs. Hiram Hardes-
 ty. 46se-charles Long vs. Charles Harding
 ct al.
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et. Louis. Aug. ly. Ipvs,

St. Louis, Aug. Is Ivys. Coscura Remedy Go, Hst Spi ings, lrh. Dear Sir--l have friend here that has . case Of eczema tho same as had for year7s, and wish you to write . Dew lines that can give this boy to read end stnte how he can get your "cO5CURA." [ have never had 1t any more since that time. Hoping to hear from you sesn ! remaip yours truly,
 cHAs F. JOHNSON The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas. D. Johnson, 1S1y N. Jef- fsruon Avenue. St. Louis. Mo
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Auxust II. fgos.

Soscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark.
 Kindly send me at once two jars eos cuHA. An pretty near weu; yn nave used uses sent it to me at New Orleans, Meridian and here. and can highly recommend it. have put lots of people on to COS CURA' since 1 tried 1t in Hot Springs Inside of all the wrappings. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. SHERMAN.
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OcC. ID, l5Vts Coscura Remedy O.. Hst Springs, Ark. Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my check for ,z. Kindly send me two Jars of "CCSCURA" to uy address here. I have alss given the advise to a num- Der of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to pieces last summer. It's good thing. Yours truly. |, A ABBOTT.
 HotsI Regent. Washington. D. C..
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10. issl.
 Central Hotel Halsss Coscura Remedy Co.. Hst sprsngs. Ark Gentlemen-.Enclosed find q: Pleas, Ms aeep s ls' 'Rs Every S one % takes it away fros me. Tn Ft. Scott, Kan, customer . mine had a bad face. I went tc my gril and got the jar. He used 1t twice and couldn't get 1t back. He sent for 1U s1sS,n' swsy but Tt wont won't be s Without % it Zen. a' once f00''' e. s'S; W. B. JOHNSTON.
 COLUMBUS. ohio, Oct. s7. lsss
 TAO woodbine Ave, Oak Park. III coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs. Ars dollar for which please send me bos of "COsCURA." I can not live withou 1t. Very truly,
 Ford Club Pueblo. Gel
 MISS STELLA J. REYNOhDa Csscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs. Ark Dear sir-You will please send me on jar of "COSCURA." same as got of yo' send 1t at once. it is all you claim fo 1t. want 1t fer giles etc, dSnMssH RssPsStfq,' F Coscura Remeoy CO. Hst Sprinss. Art F. s.-Find . dollar for the eos CURA."
 Dear Sir-Enclosed please find Nev York Draft for 3l.0o. for which paeaD' Winter before last when at the 1prlne [ used several jars of "CO6CURA" upol the advice of Billy Msurice, and ! certaiply does the work. and quick. to- Yourv truly. ROBT. c. BOYD
 iS4g Depnison Avonos
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APRIL 3, 1911. 45o7-F. M. Mahan. Jr. vs J. R. and
 W. K. Long. 466o--Sarah F. Knight vs. Joseph Knight. 4663-Clarence NJ. Hockett vs. Olfie M.
 Hockett. 466s-Oena Redwine vs. Clyde Redwine. 4669-Susie Taylor vs. R. II. Tayor. i675-Morrill Goddard vs. s. H. Tate ct al 4679--F. B. Crutcher vs. F. J. Mobbs, ct
 al.
 aes0--Jessie Fishe~ vs. John Fisher 4ssI-Benton Davis vs. James l. Potts. 46s2--M Marietta J. Eby vs. c. Fletcher
 Edy.
 APRIL 4. 1911.
 4ss3-John |. Dickson vs. Celia Dick
 son.
 4s94-Lena Gadbehere vs. J. w. Gadbe-
 here.
 4ss7-H McCaferty vs. w. T, Gattings,
 ct al.
 4ess--Jessie l.. Hardy vs. Charles M. Hardy. 4sss- Fannie c. Williamson vs. L. D Cooper. 47o2--J. NJ. Byrc Ex. Parte. Confirmation of tax title. a704-Condray and Loclslar vs s. R. Nich- olas ct al. 470s--M. M. wickwire vs. Mrs. ]. Wick wire 4716-c M Dodson vs. s. H. Tate ct al 4720-Rufus Tatum vs. Sid Houpt APRIL ,, 1911. 472s-- Mary F. Adams vs. Jos c. Adams 4s2s-vincent Gage vs. J. II. Hall anf l W. H. Hall. 4T3s-EIla Browning vs. Will M. Brown | ing l4734--John Tayor vs. Eliza Tayor. l 47s5---Cona Jones vs. John Jones. 473s-H.S.S. IT. and City. Co, vs. Frani l Alexander ct al
 4741-H.s.s. Tr. and City. O., vs. F
 Flemings ct al.
 4743-sarah E. Lefever vs. R. A. Lefe |
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skagway. Alaska, June 6, 1908:

Paducna. Ky, June p. 1sA : for moro of the galve the next time. T have had the ecxema three years an N bal spread ell over me, but l am neeriy well Do you eat anything sweet when
 NI8g WILLIE WILL.
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bs Rcy. rn.. Sept. II, 1903: Coscura Nofhcdy Co, Het 6prines. Ark. Gentlemen = Unclosed dnd sxpreM msney order for ono dollar. for one noS a "CODCURA" Skin Cure which u.
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10. 1864.
 Central Hotel Ralee1
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Norfslk, Va. July z2. 1908. Coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark Gentiemen--Please ship at once one Jsr of "COgCURA." It beats anything ever used. Enclosed fined {1.o0.
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Fort Scott. Kan, March 5. 1903, Coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark- Gentlemen-Encloeed fih one dollar Please send me one more jar of your "COsCURA" Skin Cure, it sure dees its work as represented. R. D. GOBINl
 $40 E Wall St
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1kagwny Alaska, July 16. 1908. CoG,urs Remedy Co, Hst Springs. ArF. Dear 6ir--Enclosed find money order fei for one dozen bottles of cos CuRA." to be sent by mail at once. and ebliwe II. ID. KlRMSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-11
USUALLY ONE DOSE
ENDS INDIGESTION.
Heartburn, Gas. Dyspepsia and
Sourncss Vanish and Your
Stomach Will Feel Fine.

II your meals don't At comfortably or yos
feel bIoated after eating and you bsl.e,s It Is
the food which hils you; II what little you eat
lee like q lump Of lead on your stomach; II
there II dif,culty In breathing after eating eruc-
tations Of sour. undigested foed ana acid heart.
burn. brash or q belchinS Of gas. you can make
MP your mind that you need something to stop
food fermenta tion and cure Indigestion.
To make every bite OF food ron eat aid in the
nourishment and strength Of your body you must
rid your Stomach Of podsoas, excessive acid and
stomach gas which sours ysur entire meal-n-
terferes with digestion and casses % many sur
serers OF pyspepsia. Sick Headache. Biliousness
Constipa ton, Gripping. etc. Your case II no off
ferent-you a stomach sufferer. though you
may call It by some other name: your real and
emily trouble 10 that which you eat does not d.
gest bat quickly ferments ana sours. producing
almost anr unhealthy condition.
ease Of Pape's Diapepsn viii cost Fifty
cents ut any Pharmacy here and will con
vince any stomach Sufferer five minutes after
taking q single doss that Fermentation and
Sour Stomach Is causine the misery Of Indl-
gestina.
Always remember that q certain cure II wait.
inr at any drug store the moment you decide
To begin its use.
Stomach within i've minutes. and digest prompt.
II. without any fuss q discomfort, all Of a1y
hind Of food you eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-11
TWO MORE BLUEJACKETS
DENIED TO DANCE HALL
Navy Department Takes Steps to
Break Up Discrimination
Against Sailors.

The Navy Department is going to dc
all it can TO break up the discrimina-
ton which is being practiced against the
enlisted men Of the navy by the proprie-
tors Of places of amusement. Today a
complaint came to the department from
the captain Of the gunboat Marietta, at
portsmouth. n. H., that March 4 two
of the Marietta's men entered Freeman
Hall and after witnessing a moving pic
ture show passed into the dance hail and
sat down to watch the dancers They
were expelled by the attendants on the
ground that they wore the uniform of the
United States Navy, which was forbidden
by the rules of the place.
The captain declares that these two
men never use liquor and were perfect
ly quiet and respectable. The proprietor
of the place pleaded that he was obliged
to exclude uniformed sailors in order to
meet the competition of other dance halls
in Portsmouth.
Acting Secretary Winthrop acted very
promptly upon the complaint by. trans
hitting it to the mayor of Portsmouth
with polite intimation that the Navy
Department expected better treatment
for the bluejackets. And IL that is not
accorded very few ships will be ordered
to Portsmouth in the future.
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Naval Movements.
ANAC0sTIA.

Mrs. w. G. Lee Of Talbert street, Ana
costa. entertained the members Of the
Friendly League, q social organization
of Anacostia. at her residence yesterday
afternoon Readings and recitations were
given and refreshments were served.
Plans are being made for the annual
meeting Of the congregation of the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church next
Wednesday evening in the edifice on Min
nesota avenue. Each organization is to
submit e detailed report Of the work
accomplished during the past year. Rev.
George NJ. Cummings will preside.
The second public athletic event in the
new hall of the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church was given last evening.
A large number have been interested in
the work of this organization and the
membership is gradually increasing.
Rev. William TaylOe Snyder. rector OF
the Church Of the Incarnation. WASH
ington. conducted the service last even
ing in Emmanuel Episcopal Church; Rev.
w. G. Davenport. rector. was present.
Rev. Mr.. Snyder took as his text. Give
double honor to the elders
Several complaints OF citizens have been
registered against the dumping Of paper
etc, on grounds near the Anacostia
bridge During the recent heavy winds
the streets have been strewn with papers.
The superintendent of street cleaning has
been notified and stated that the matter
would be investigated and steps taken To
prevent the nuisance.
1t is probable that the new buildings OF
the Episcopal Home for Children. at the
head of TaIbert street. will be officially
dedicated Thursday afternoon next. The
Bishop of Washington has named this
day and il the donor of these buildings
can arrange to be present the ceremony
will take place.