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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27
.x.eal xLslalr Tor Aalr.

MAIN STREET CoRNEi; PROPERTY
About i5x1i5. containing two brick
buildings: only sli.500 Rental now
pays interest on this. Big profit. we
believe, can he made on this No
safer place to plant n little none
now. CHNpIN d IlEME.
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FOR SALE. THREE HUNDRED FEF'T
on best avenue in Highland Park.
and the best location near Baptist
sixth Street
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Baltimore Steam Packet ca

Equipped win. wireless tcieEraphy
10 BALTiMOHE A:tD THE NORTH VIA,
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT. -
Leave Richmond Daily. Inc 'uding Sunda y vta
N w. ~. 500 e. NJ. Norfolk $50 p. M. -:
{. s. Q. Ry. i:S r. a.. Old Point 1870 p III L
Q. D. S. S. CO. 1900 T.. N. tons day Ia Nor
toik). $50
VA. Nav. Co. ESQ a. n tatonday. wednas.
day aud friday. l-es'.si
Tickets at ali offices. 70, stateroom. an
ply 20 II. Al. BoYklN. agent. $50 Easr Main
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->.,,A..A.s. niAn asnIs.s.ilri,

IylN1iSD, = I'r ONCE. tx psi i; M ri,
dry goods salesman; none other need
apply; give reference and expert
cncc; young man preferred. BOW
jIRS- LEWIS co. Washington, =. 9.
WANTED. AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
gents furnishing and shoe snlcs-
man; none other need apply; young
man prefcrrcd: give reference and
experience. BOWERS-LEWIS CO.
washington O.
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BY G. L. & IT. /. Denoon,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TWO NICE LOTS on SOUTH LINE OF
WALLACE STREET. IN PARK
PLACE.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated
December 8, 1910, recorded In lIcnrico
county. d. b. l90-B, page 49,, and
at request OF beneficiary. default hav-
ing been made III payment money Sc
cured, j will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1911,
at 430 o'clock +. NJ,
the lots described in said deed as near
the city limits or Richmond, fronting
90 feet on south line of Wallace Street.
in Park Place, designated rs lots 10
and &c. Block "B." plat recorded Plat
Book No. s, page 81.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale
any taxes due. and note past due,
credit to December s. 1911, for $2JG.
and balance in one and two years. pei
cent. or all cash.
c. l.. DENOON,
Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90.


Wednesday, NOVEMBER 20.
4 o'clock p. NJ,
NO. 1900 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
This property Is on tho line OF both
street car systems, but its convenience
to central business sections makes ears
unnecessary to the average business
man who may occupy It, But to people
who are engaged at remote points,
there is no other location in tho city
so convenient to cars to every section
as Is this particular one. An inspec-
ton is invited
TERMS: Easy.
y s CA-rIJN G. "a
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Autonlobile8 tor &ale

SEVERAL. USED FORD CARS. 3 AND
Passenger, which wo have taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly ,over-
hauled ard Will paint II desired. WIN
Hation, or will send Instructor homo
I, w.t.: out of town purchasers. FORD
~ AUTO Co. 1879 West Broad
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Aurllnn Scales. Ibl8 Zap
BY McCurdy & Johnson,
Real Estate Brokers
COMMISSIONERS SALE


WE'LL LOCATED LOT, WITH UNFIN-
HIGHLAND PARK. ON SECOND
AVENUE. BETWEEN FRONT AND
BURNS STREETS, AND ONE BLOCK
FROM CAR LINE.
In execution of the decree of tho
Circuit Court of the county of Hen
rico, entered on tho 10th November.
1911. In the suit of Miller Manufacture
ing Company VS.. Carl c. Smith ct ais,
therein pending, the undersigned. ap-
pointed special commissioners thereby,
VIII offer for sale, upon the premises,
MONDAY. THE eth DAY OF NO
MEMBER. l9lI,
at s o'clock p NJ,
t the real estate mentioned in said, cause.
Inc i0t mas "a frontage of "a feet. and
runs back between PARALLEL lines ITO
iect to 20-foot alley. The Improve
inents consist of new. un-to-dute
frame dwelling, with concrete basc-
ment, not fully completed-about two
thirds--and which viii. by a very small
expenditure, be made Il very desirable
home home being situated in a most desir-
able section OF Highland Park, and
convenient 10 car line. etc.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs of sale;
the sum OF $33s.aS, with interest from
April 20. 1911; a further sum OF 34I20.
a further sum OF sso9.Go, with Interest /, rest
from April 20. 1911. and any taxes
which may be due thereon: residue in
two equal instruments at sin and
twelve months, with interest; or ali
cash, at the option of the purchaser,
said deferred payments to be secured
by trust deed.
II. l. MONTAGUE.
WILLIAM EL.LYSON.
THOS. w. GARDNER
Special Commissioners.
The bond required under above mem
toned decree has been duly given.
SAMUEL T. WADDlLI,,
Clerk
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On account of going out OF business,
we will sell for Chalkley & Herbert,
at No. 2ll2 East Broad Street
THIS MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81,
at a;30 o'clock p. NJ,
their fine store Fixtures, consisting of
handsome Innovation Iceless Soda
Fonntain about ten feet long. equip
ped with eight syrup pumps, five
crushed fruit wells. three soda fau-
Gets, two-compartmcnt ice cream cabi-
net, onyx pedestal, with ornamental
lamp top This fountain cost $3.50 n
few months ago Also a handsome
Oak Back Fixture. with large plate
mirror and cabinet ends; National Cash
Register. Slope Front Candy Show
case. siS-foot Plato Glass silent Sales
man Cigar Showcase cight-foot Oak
Tobacco Wall Case, with sliding glass
doors, Oscillnting Electric Buzz Fam
four Metal Frame Ice Cream Tables
and twelve Chairs to match. Reed Por-
there's, Window Shades. Screens, AIaga-
zine and Post Card Racks. Linoleum
and other fixtures. etc. Also Il small
stock. Of Cigars. Smoking and Chewing
Tobnccos, Syrups. etc.
The fixtures are all comparatively
now and worth attention. Sale POSI-
tive.
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John w. Carlisle. n wealthy farmer
OF Clarke county, and Mrs. Alice
Grubbs Rush. of Winchester were
married here Il few days ago, and will
1.-Two on tho srooms farm near Berry
VILE.
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pnultrp, aaet auo g.ibe 5tork

FOR SALE. INDIAN RGNNER DUCKS.
Black Minorca and S. G. White Leg
norm hens. best strains Price rea-
sonuDlc: any number Address Box
LA, Amelia, Va.
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a>nat al,u uxaruo.

TIE WooDAI.iN HAS ABouT FIVE
cords or good oak and pine knots.
III you have n heater or CRATE II
VIII pay you 10 get on car and ride
UP TO see H. Ills coal makes pure
Street
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chancery Court. City OF Richmond. In
John D. Iseacs ana others
vs.
John Il. Dovo and others"
Decree entered November IA. IoI1.

BY virtue OF tho above decree, and as
special commissioners therein appoint
ed for tho purpose, we will proceed to
sell at public auction, OH the promises
at the above timo and date, the prom
erty mentioned in said decree, as fol-
lows:
That certain lot OF land in tho city
nents thereon. known as tho Old Stone
House property located and bounded
as follows, to-wit: BeginnIna on tho
north limo of Main Street, between
Nineeenth and Twentieth Streets. at a
point sixty-siS (66) feet west of Twen-
ana fronting on the north line of Main
Street thirty-two (32> feet. more or
less. and extending back northwardly
from the said front, at right angles,
ono hundred and fifty-lre l55) feet,
more or less. to Rose Alley"
Tho above property, rich In history
and hoary In antiquity. will be sold
the residue in three equal instalmonts,
payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added. and title retained
until said notes are paid and deed
ordered by the court: or all cash. II
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
JOSEPH Z. TAYLOR
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctionccrs
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of tho special com
mlssloncrs has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 21st day
of November. 1911.
tsigned> cHAs. o, sAv1LLE,
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RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. N9sS5ga
NJ B.-Following schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed: 8;
6:l0 ~. M.-Daiiy-Local for Charlotte, Dur-
ham and Raleigh io:i5 A. M.-Daiiy--Limitsi
ed-For all pointb South. Drawing Room
Bunet Sleeping Car TO Ashevile. N. c.. 3.psg
L NJ. ES. Sun.-.Locai Tor Durham and inaf
termedinto stations. 500 p. M.-Daiiy. For.
Danvile, Atlanta aud Birmingham, with
through Drawing-Room Sleeping Car. 1l:tSs
2. M-Daily--L!mited-For ali pointn South
Pullman ready AT $3.50 F. NJ. ~
YORK RIVER LINE ES::.@
$3.50 p. MEX. Sun.--To Wost PIT. conneptss
ing Tor baltimore Mon, Wed and. TrIdsyl
500 ~. MEX. Sun. and 2:i5 p. M.-6fon.I5ss
wed. and Fri-1.ocal to West Point ,sssssssa
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. slSss
From tho South: $50 a NJ, s:o5 p ;M5i
daily; $40 A. NJ. ES- Sun; i2S5 Es. Sun. Il
200 p. NJ. daily. From West Point: $50 AZ.
~ daily: 1:sS a. 81. Wed and rrL; l:2J rs
III. Elk sun. N !. ;'lI-Tss,:sssee
s. e. BURGESS. D. p. A.,ftEEs
eT Il. Main st Phone Madison ia. ~
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RoticRa.

TO THE BoNDHoLDERs OF THE
WILLIAMSBURG KNITTING MILLS
The hohders of thc bonds OF tho VIII
iaamsDurg Knitting Mills Company
secured In the deed OF trust to tho
Undersigned as trustee, dated jan
uary !, 1901. are hereby notified to
present their bonds at tho Office OF
Main Street, Richmond. Va, on or he
iorc DECEMBER 1. 1911, SO that
they can be presented to tho truss
tees IN bankruptcy for payment and
cancellation.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
'IrIINi nn
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
East Main Street buy. sell. exchanges
and remount diamonds In the latest
styleH. Old gold and silver always
taken I'm exchange
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE Ray
RAILWAY. COMpANy 80

Schedule OF electric trains TO ana from
Mshlandi at1ppins at Intermediates stations
upon sislal: Nv. Richmond tBroad anu
Laurel sts): '6:N, t7io S:lob. o:lo. .s10:IO,
ii:l0 y. NJ; i;,0 .:lO. $40. l:lob, 6:Io $50.
..i9: s:i'b: 1910, HIS 7. NJ Lv. Ashland;
s5:S. ib. s. 9b. 10. Ell y NJ. az AZ, al, y.
3. Sd, 6, !, $. ab. IL p. NJ. I.tr-r
Daily except sunday. ''Sunday only. IL
bCarrIcs baggage. ~ s .t:j
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VIM. B. Pizzini Co,
723 East Main Street.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
WEST CLAY STREET
PROPERTY

BY virtue of u decree entered by the
Law and Equity Court on the 18th day
of May. 1911, in the chancery suit of
-. II. Bcveridgc and wife VS.. BcveridEe
ct ais" 1 will offer for sale. on the
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1911.
at o'clock p. NJ.
that valuable residence proncrty To-
Gated at Col West Clay Street
The building Is IA detached brick
dwelling. containing six co rooms. and
the lot has a frontage of % 5-12 feet
and runs back between parallel lines
40 feet to a paved alley. Will make
q most desirable and convenient homo
or u tirSt-clasS investment
TERMS: One-thlrd cash: balance II,
six and twelve months. notes TO bo
given for tho deferred payment, Sc
cured either by deed of trust OH prop
crty or by retention OF title. and bear
ng s per cent. interest Sale subject
TO tho conformation of the court.
JAMES L. SHELTON,
Special Commissioner.
I. r p. Winston, clerk of the Law
and Equity Court of the city Of Rich
mould do certify that the bond re-
quired of James L. Shelton, special
commissioner, In the above entitled
cause has been duly executed. with APP
proved security.
Given under my hand this alst day
of November. 1911.
p. P. WINSTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

FOR SALE, COMPLETE LINE OF
business wagons. both top and open
good scrvice guarant"cd: lowest
prices. y. MEYERS SONS, 731 East
Cary street.
SECOND-IfAND MACHINERY BOUGIIT.
sold and exchanged. ]. DLUFORD "
CO. la5S-i2 East Cary street.
ONE STANDARD FlRE-pROOF SAFE:
IN use about Il year. good condition;
cheap: cash. Address q Io3 care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, \ FINE GARAGE. AT i
sacrince; good stand. good business !;
fully equipped. up-to-date machine
shop ana several cars; n bargain for
Quick buyer, as owner wants to
leave city. AUTOMOBILE, care
Times Dispatch
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aeelp 0Manteb, Fen1aIe.
Situations a0santeD. female

SETTLED LADY or ENTERiENCE
desires position to care for small
ShiidrGm or do light housework. All
Fredericksburg, Va '
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DIa18 UQaanIen.

WASTED, EY REFINED CoUPLE
small, furnished fiat in good To-
entity. ADDRESS II III. care Times
Dispatch.
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BY l.. \. Catlin,
16 North Eighth Street.

CORNER BRICK DWELLING, SPLEEN
Oddly CONSTRUCTED AND CON
NENIENT TO BUSINESS. AT AUG
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AQeilts UEanfcf,

WANTED. AGENTS. 10 CANVNs,Ss
Good proposition to right party. An
ply MILTON STUDIO, l15 T.. Broad
Street, Richmond Va
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WANTED, AT ONCE. a COMBINATION
incman and trouble man for work
III magnetic telephone exchange.
Must be familiar with both instru-
msnts and switchboard. IL. T.
HUTCHINSON. Mgr, TIdcwatcr Tele-
u nhNnc Co. GlomceElar Nn
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sa.,p v,s,a,.,ru, .p,air.

WAITED RELfADLE MAN RI NlS.
age and work. on salary. well-cuuip-
ped farm, directly on railroad: com
Portable house; all supplies furnish
cd: no remembrance prcferYcd; will
consider party with wife and one or
two small children. First clusa ref
crcnccB required Apply in writing
10 X f95. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

pipe OF every description cut to Greer.
CLARENCE CpsB:. iJza EAST Cary
Street. kicnmond, Va
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TWO SECOND HAND RUNABOUTS.
one top buggy and several wagons,
Ill In good repair and painted. These
ure bargains. y. MEYERS SONS, 73l
East Cary Street.
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AooliIs fnr ,-.Enr.

ROOMS FOR TRANSMITS 3I9. VEST
Grace Street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, THE
Madison 220O-J
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUcTIONEERs
Is g EA ST BROAD SEE

HANDSOME INNOVATION - SOD.
FOUNTAIN AND CIGAR STORE
FIXTURES AT AUCTION.
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R.uDl anu pnu.,.,

1~UUN UlIu . UtitN-
STRAYED. BLACK AND TAN BEAGLE
Mound. Reward IL returned to
HOGG'S DRUG STORE, Fifth and
Marshall Streets.
LOST, iIjSI lGRUAY AE0TE{NOON.
either on Fourqurean's Lane, High
land Park car, seventh and Broad
Streets, or the Richmond and Hen
rico Railway car. one cameo head,
sct in heavy gold franc. Liberal re.
ward for same. Phone Madison
1881, or return to MISS DICKIN-
son. Fourqurean's Lane. Highland
Park.
LOST. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Ola
mon,l sunburst. Liberal reward IL
returned ia BIRClIiSTT. 10 North
Fifth street.
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Qaanten.

THE VIRGINIA HOME FOR INFANTS.
100 West Clay street. Richmond, NJ.
long distance phone Madison ESQ.
We have several beautiful babies
who can furnish good references
Mrilc or call for nnriicuIars -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

WANTED. GOOD, PLAIN COOK AND
baker. White mai preferred one
who Is willing to so to the coun-
iiS. state wages expected. Adj
dress l. 6lS, care Times Dispatch.
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3cr8nnalg.

YOU ALWAYS Fill. TIFF: BILL. WIEN
you eat Smithficld Sausage.
HUMAN Hank BOUGHT lND YOID
at HUGIiTGS'S oG3 NORTH Third
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Tnr @ale.

WAGONS TO SEIT rOu, RUBBER
tires put on promptly. at RICHARD.
son BROS. 6l5 Brook Avenue.
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FOR RENT, SEVEN ROOM, COM.
pletely furnished flat. in heart OF
city. Apply l0l East Cary Street.
second fiat.
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w a y T ED. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
tho automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL. 503 Graham
Street.
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.3MlSrGli1ueuus.

AND EM.lTTKr,SSriFl
PAiH.OR SUITS, COUCtIES AND oLD
pieces reupholstered. Muttressns
renovated neatly. Sanitary netnods
Keltable work. SYDNOR & HUMID,
LEY, III East Broad. Madison SaOJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

800 TAKES FIVE SHARES OF STOCK,
paying 10 per cent reason for SELL
Ing. sickness" Company doing bus
mess In Tennessee and Virginia.
TALC Co, Hhoadcsvillc. Va.
BLACK SET Or FURS, SCARF AND
large pillow muff, sl2: value $50. *
i9O. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 70 SELL BUSINESS. COL
lego, located III best town in North
Carolina. y bargain for you. Ad-
dress j. 5li, care Times-D Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

WANTED. TO BUY FORCAsH, HOUSE,
nold goods In any quantity. p.,unu
Madison 3S5l
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$ l. g O = D-H AN ID MACHJNERY 11IT
every description bought a. fun
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1923 DO.
Cary st Phone Madison 1926
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Boarhtng.
Blars tar Aent.

TO SUBLENSE At THE,
Chesterfield; two rooms and bath.
furnished or unfurnishcd. Apply to
MANAGER.
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WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE-
poured, unmarried men. between ages
or is and go; citizens of United States
1agood character and temperate hab-
rs, who can speak, read and write
the English language. For informa-
lion, apply to Recruiting Officer $50
East Broad Street. Richmond. Va
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FOR SALE, STEAM HEATING PLANT,
SASH, DOORS AND FRAMES. INp.
PLY OLD MADISON SCHOOL BLDG.
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[ OFFER AN ElGiIT-pOUND TURKEY
rom now to January |, or the cash,
marly in bank 81 OF more IL. b.
Reid. No IS North Ninth Street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-18
Special from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, May 1s-A position of direct. opposition to President Taft's proposed general arbitration treaty with Great Britain and France is taken by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in a signed editorial article in the current number of the Outlook. He opposed any treaty which would sub init to arbitration questions affecting honor, independence or integrity, say ing that @ country which took such a position would be in the same posi- tion as man who went to law when his wife 'Is assaulted and has her face slapped" Such an individual, says the Colonel, "who went to law instead of forthwith punishing the of fender, would be regarded with deris- ion."
 "In just the same way the United States" he declares, ought never specifically to bind itself to arbitrate questions respecting it's honor, fnde- pendence and integrity. Either it should be tacitly understood that the contracting powers no more agree to surrender their rights on such vital matters than a man in civil life agrees to surrender the right of self-defense; or else it should be explicitly stated that because of the fact that 1t is now impossible for either party to take any action infringing the honor, independence and integrity of the oth- er, we are willing to arbitrate all questions.
 Hypocrisy never pays in the long run. Even if the indifference of the majority of the nation should permit a specific agreement to be made to arbitrate such vital questions, that same majority would promptly-and quite properly-repudiate the agree ment the moment that 1t became nee essary to enforce it. No self-respect- ing nation, no nation worth calling a nation, would ever in actual practice consent to surrender it's rights in such matters. Take this, very case of the greement between Great Britain and Thank Heaven. t is now I use the word liter ally-tElat there shall ever be a war between the English speaking peo- pie.
 'If Great Britain now started to exercise the right of search as she ex- ercised it 100 years ago, with it's incl dents of killing peaceful fishermen within the limits of New York harbor, etc.. etc, this country would light az the drop of a hat and any man who proposed to arbitrate such matter would be tossed contemptuously out of the popular path.
 eve should be very cautious of en- terine into a treaty with any nation however closely related to us, the form of which it would be impossible to fol- low in making treaties with other
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-18
Doctor Osborne ]. Lays Down Law
 To M. C. CoWIes
Head of Board of Health Tells Town Farmer
 Whats What
Latter Wasn't Going to Al low Health Board to Dis turb Earth for Further Burial of Garbage.

Burial of garbage will be abandon ed today, barring further handicap at the remodelled reduction plant in As ylum street, for at the present rate the entie surplus will have been put out of the way by night.
 Merle C. Cowles, superintendent of Lakeview home, and President Osborn of the health board had a tilt last evening over the proposition of the health board to place a deeper cover ing over the garbage buried by John T. King before the contractor was al lowed s1 per ton for the interment of the stuff.
 When paid at the rate of 50 cents the contractor placed a covering of earth over the garbage that the board fears will prove too shallow to confine odors of the decaying refuse during the summer months.
 President Osborn visited the place late yesterday, surveyed the surround ings with view to determining upon a spot from which to dig up earth enough to lay a six inch additional blanket over the garbage, and Cowies entered violent remonstrance.
 The two became involved in a dis pute that terminated with Dr. Osborn declaring the Board of Health is SUI perior to the Board of Charities in matters affecting the public health and is vested with such authority that it may go ahead laying dirt over the garbage even without consent of the Board of Charities
 Cowlcs in turn Geclered he would not brook the digging up of any part of the tJwB farm with Dut orders from the Board of Charities. Nothing final has yet been decided as to the method of safeguarding the public from the odors that are suspected Of lurking be- heath the thin turf covering