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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
9pro-I pracs Gnnbepnnft. Sne


MGR 0arre-Sensien bar u~oarbeioet
temmelig itorilagne Sapneplaner for
Srpnbbiem. Gen fsrite Del at an'
legget er anilaaet at foite 51a Mtl-
lion aroner. Hlanerae bar M pe-
ret bebanolet Of Sapneitpret, iom
timber, OF De paa en- beniigtSm9sfia
Woaoe forener Sernburetts og Sab
mems Snteresier. Mten 1bgifterne
blir iaa itpre, at man MAJ iege at
minbIfe Dem. Sapneitpret foreilaar
oerfor bIanbt anoet, at gpgningen
al Dem aailengbe, iom ierlig er
planIagt meb Inlsb al Den norIfe
Imerifalinjes Sfibe for Sie, uoitaar
inotil piSere, ba BET er upiit, mar
iaobont @nlsb fan pentes. Serpeo
fan ipares opimob "a Wilion &ro'
ner. 8ibere eier man 8egning pon
bctpbeIige Snbt9eter ira Statsbo'
nerne peb Sulg al De pproiinloe
Somter, iom frnpes for Bet npe Sta.
tionsarransement Sapneitpret fore
Ylaar berior, of meb De opennepnte
9Gnbringer blir Sngenisr 0arres
Sensien8 8lan at goofienoe al gp-
Itpret, og of Der aabnes 6orbanolin'
qer meo Sernbaneimrelien ON Opret-
teIie al en- mn Sontroft for Statio-
mems Smbpgning og pibere Drift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Der / Sanoet, iantt ct minore antal,
iom er bpsget for norif &eguing peo
omerifanife 8erfiteber. Der er uo-
rititet en- bel Gel flpoenoe aogcrier
pGientlis for Saneit peo gfrifa 90
I~uitraIien. 9oserierne bar iterf Gil.
bsieIiebeb til at bore. Man bespnote
meb Sfibe poa 1000 Cons, for etpor
glar iioen GREET man iis meb 1000
Cons, men M uoritites Sfibe paa
z q 5000 Cons til 2oeerier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Gennesps Glbite @ane. 2erbug
Ben CITE Ipril bsbe &enness Breite.
gielbs Glbite Wanb, &rilten &riiten.
len Hiia, benpeb 100 Iar eammel.
San par fsot paa 8aaroen Iuitbs,
&ennese, ben 21be Sum- 1912, blep
| 1889 gift meo Singer Slsoatter
Hiia oe bar iiben boet paa oenne
@aarb, meooeler "8eitlp." Sons
Suitru ibsoe oen 3bie December
1904, De bar iaalebes boet iammell
/ benpeo 60 9lar. De bar | lit segte'
ifab bapt II Born, bpornf z leper.
Seres 9loite Ssn, iom M bar 8aar-
ben, err npr 70 Iar. 9e e~fterlaber
fig 40 gsrnebsrn og 80 8~srnebsrns
gern. 4ibsoe bar peret en- nobel,
title Ranb, iom man trpgt fan iige
efterlaoer iig bare 8enner. Son bao-
De en- iielben goo Sufemmelie og
bar a~anosiriif lise til Oct iibite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Vaft o 90,
fifialaS eaer tinete.

aoc~rtisfeurenter uuser "Gnfes-, s1iQe.e',
"1tIinIss" % sgftsrfpsrafeI" fofter 8 Gents
pr. 9th, 9apu oa Nbresfe ibersgnef, for boer
@dna. aseriiefeWerter irstdpes iffe for min
ore emo so Gents. Renae mao ufrdbieeftg
meotsles ale 9eftiniHser. let Icnner fa
Tie at bo3fsre fad frrna GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

"l1este Barn" % beres Wpbre.
Sra &egieringen bill | BEN n9rmeite
Sremtib bli forelagt Broppiition ON
itsrre retslig geifpttelie for iaafalote
iiegte Barn oe beres Wsbre, men Der
bill life bli ~foreilaat nogen Spron.
bring / De m~lgieloenbe 9~eitelnmelier
ON @rbe. og Hapneret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
graaerncs Strife. Gnbel Rigfolf

gragernes Strife. gnoel Htgfolf
/ 0rammen bill gipe gragernes
3irfe @lasmalerier. Wfalerne @olo
Sorne og 9oeeouro, iom bar eiort
Stlloier / frantic &ateoroler, bar MI
ferois Sesninserne til ipp al Wale-
rierne, ale meb Ipoltelmotiper. 5e['
terne omfring ielpe Sigurerne fploes
meo religiss Srnamentif. Sigurer-
ne ielp blir 2-21a Meter beie, og
bpert MaIeri foiter omfring 1000
&roner. Be to &itnitnere lager ielp
Irbeiostegninserne, @lasmeiter o.
81. 2arIen er operbraget u~ofsrelien.
Salt fol gragern9s airfe faa II
@Iasmalerier, iom aQe lfal pGre t9r'
Dig til 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Smfummet eller rpmt? "gaIores"

Suttbutiuti tutI tpuii SulolSS
mebbelte for en- Sio iiben, of Ole
Soaefien Saiigen / eitre Sliore bap-
De iolet en- Sr~aperbpppe til en- ioenlf
@obseier for 1000 8roner. Sauaen
a~fleperebe Soppen / Sperige % fit
Der fin getaling. Iaa Eilbaseturen
itoppeoe ban ct Gar Gage | ariitt.
ania, bpor ban tog inb paa Sotel
"Hingerife" / afersgaoen. Ser boeSe
ban / 2 8egn. timber Spboloet
9%riitiania fisbte ban en- Seit al San-
oelsmano Goeeaaro fra Sauinsoal
oa betaIte benne nleb 5 ipenife Sln.
brefroneieoIer. Senbag apelo Den
24oe Quarts forloo ban Sctel "Hin.
gerife", os iiben err ban iaonet. 30
litiet bar ienere itabig p9ret ! aftt'
pitet for OF fomme paa Spor efter
ham, men enoni bar man tngen Sp'
lpsninger at gipe til alargisrelie al
bette Wpiteri,tm. Oct er bel at be-
frpete, at ban paa en- eaer anoen
Waaoe er pmfommet, ifriper "Sal.
nreS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
SmcocSbop ttQeie. -

nplig basset. subt 8erttsi. iaaiom
"Slotuer@, "anoil". drilling Mahtne",
"Gice1 cip. en- nfore l%fauotnaoiit Smeo
meo 6nmilie rrifes. Nna p9rt en- isrltes
ildsies Sutet. 9eien er $500 pr. Nadneb.
Sfriu itrar til Glen Bros, Rrodtcu, geoni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

9gt S~nriitbptcl. 2ige peb Sopeo-
oeien til gpgbin / 0Grbeben at Sta-
tonen Sfammeitein | eltre Sliore
bpgeer &arl Woen ct Suriitbotel
meb 80 @ieitepGrelier, fort9aer
"8albres". @pgninsen ifal bore
fGrbig til grug / oenne Suriiti9ion.
SoteQet bill blipe boIbt aabent Sinter
90 CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
.Snpr er "Sen alaSe Grei"? Sra

Sbpr er "9en glade 8rei"? Sra
Sronbbiem mebbeles ben 9oe Ipril:
"0en glade 8rei" posiereoe Iale.
iuno for ~fiorten Gage iioen poa pet
til 9alrmarf. Sioeu BEN Sio bar
man intet bsrt ON BAN. Se iioite
Cages Storm eiper @runo til ggng-
iteIie for, at Der er tilitebt BAN no-
act.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Npt SlifpalIeperf Stapanger.

Npt Slifpalieperf | S%tapanger.
s @ftieinobpoelien til Staoonger
gleftro- Staalperf peges paa, at man
bill babe Spmerfiombeoen benpenot
paa enentuel Sremltilling al glifplaa
Ser for Sermetifinbuitrien. Spilfen
9etponing bette SiIf9loe bill babe,
forItaaes, naar man bsrer, at alene
oe inbenbps Sabrifer GARLIC fcrbrlt'
ger oper TO tliiinb Cons 9lifplaoer,
iom MI IMPORTERS. Selifabet bar |
ben @nleoning / l9ngere Sio anitiI-
let llnoerisselier. 9isie er enoml
life afilutteoe, men bar leoet til, at
man / bisie 0age bar siort oct ferite
Sfribt meo Sanfe paa InlGg al
glifpalieperf / en- nGr Sremtio. @aar
8lanerne / Sroen, bill bette betpoe
Observation-Disclosures 5rigierelie ira
benne Smport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Eftcrip>rSel.

(SfteriptrjeI. Splgsninaer
y snlfes ON DE 3. GGtueien. Dan irrlpo
Saprelo, NsinH., | december 1904 for at
relis I'll Duluth, Miuu, on sr fenere lite
bert ira. On nogeu Fan sipe Cplpsninger
ON ham oil be slsre lno~ertesneoe en- tor
2lsreite. ). 8. ertusien. Sapfiefo, Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Siiferne itreifer / Ialeinnb. Sra
Ialeiunb meloes, at SiiferItreif otter
err ubbrubt berItehs omboro paa So
lanosfarerne. Iariagen er, of Ge-
berforeningen bar nebiat Wanoifa'
bets Sangitprocent fra 35 til 80.
Streifen pmfatter fl Siifeopmpere,
bporaf De fleite er flar til at afgaa
til Sslonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Gposfalb. Ole g. Sosien, 2itre
Gotten, er afgaaet neo 8sberL 81 @ar
aommeI. s 1889 itarteoe ban lam.
men meo 8 andre apernum Brig,
bpis 9isponent ban iiben bar p9ret.
3esuoen eieoe ban betpbelige Sfog.
eienbcmme og bar Weoeier OF @aar-
De i ariitiaria os afer. Gle Sosien
car en- al gitre Sotens melt fienote
RGnb.
Sbp. Sorenifriper Nils Otto
SiIien err afgaaet peo 3eSen / Sri
itiania. S21a @ar sammel. San uar
feot 1929 / 9ier os bar Ssn al Den
fienote airfeianeer % Stortings.
mano 8. Silien. San bleo 9ano.
jur. 1858 og praftiiereoe en- lang
aarr9ffe iom Sagfsrer | 9rammen.
5 1888 uonGpntes ban til Sorenjtri-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Nrp ! ucroe. ss I" sTSs:t s ss,%vs g
btli9. !. 81. 4efersneer % 9antearantt. esais
Mfttsr Horife Selifdber M 1aaeRs lapeite surA
o,R.SaGferer II. n. Mcgee,
kri0ttania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Wrlinatpn Bart SoteI.

@rauo Sorfs, q. 7afptd, er pel betienot
meeet ruienoe omtdlt at bet ~reiienoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

&~affitupor / @ersem. Sra Sosie.
banaen meloes, at Maaaag og ling
bomslag / 8ereenbusamterne, iom
nplia fisbte en- itsrre @ienbom paa
Sorpet / gergen for ca. 100000 ar.
til Sprettelie al 2ogi og aafHitopa,
bar III ogiaa fisbt en- Gienoom
Stronogaoen ~iamneItebS for 125,'
600 Ser. meb famine Sormaal. Gen
fioItnapnte Gieitoom ~iitoebapes be-
ientlig al Sag / norbre 9ergenblts
Wmt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

Sernsrube / Iarnif SD. aftie.
ielifabet Narpifs Serneruber bar
inoie1lot anbragenbe ON &oncesiion
til of erbperpe % bride enoel Sern-
molmfomIter I Sagern9sfieloet in-
ben Rarpif gps @rRnier. Selfabet,
bpis 9eitprelie beitaar al 0Srr. Sn.
aenisr Chr. @isbed, @fer, Sperrets.
iaqierer &. s. Collect, 9arpif, og
Ibpofat 2ooft, ariitiania, bar en-
fulotegnet aftiefapital paa $780,
600 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30

st % Iars Subilrnm. = &ieb'
manb 8. Sagitob paa 2iGebammer
funoe ben 14be @pril feire % Iars
Sitbilnum iom Snbebapar al en- al
@pens albite og iolioeite Sorretnin.
ger. Sr. Sagitab, iom MI er 60 aar
gammel, bar / Iarenes 2eb p9ret
meget benpttet / bet fomrlrnale Sip
pg bar inbebapt iaagootiom ollie
&ommunens S~iaiosbperp. S ellie
BANNER Sanbelsforening bar ban
Ipinet en- meeet f~remtreoenbe Hoae.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
THREE SCORE DEAD
IN FLOODED AREA
Many Places Isolated, and List
Of Fatalities May
Be Larger.

Pittsburgh puly 25.-condations
throughout the food area are becom-
ing normal tonight. Twenty-four
victims OF the Hood have been ac
counted for The deaths OF many
others are supposed to nave taken
place in coal mines now flooded by
water, and it VIII take many days to
bring in an accurate fatality list.
From what has been learned to-
night. with definite details absent
more than three score of persons los.
theft lives in torrential rains of yes
terday. a, has been impossible to
line up the list Of deaths. because
most places are Isolated and have
been since Sunday.
While nothing rdehnite has been
heard from the Red stone Valley. II
is said tonight that quite number
OF miners had been drowned Vert
hcation is impossible
Communication has been established
with a number OF points in West vir-
gin,a. Ali report severe storm.
Three deaths are reported from
Fairmont two had occurred at
Monongah, practically two-thirds OF
West Virginia Is cut off from com
| munication.
In Western Pennsylvania IT is a
case OF cleaning up debris. The Penn
7 sJlvania put 500 men 10 work he
tween Connellsville ana Irnlontown
cleaning up the tracks 1t Will take
days to open the line, because tracks,
and road foundations were swept com
pletely away.
Within a radius of sixty miles In
| pennsylvania the storm was severe IN
| ADDITION To flood conditions the food
! water mad tendency TO tear ur
! streets, tracks. wreck buildings and
! carry away practically all the small
/ iridges in the vicinity of the PITTS.
! lurgh district. Tonight at Union
/ town foreign women. wives of tho
! victims d. owned yesterday, hay,
threatened vengeance upon the mine
osses for their failure TO notify thei,
| husbands OF the approaching dar ger.
Mrs Frank IaNoff. hose husband
! was drowned in the mine Yesterday
has gone insane and threatens 10 com.
nit suicide An enploye OF the Goa
| company has been put IN charge Of her
In tbs Monongahela Valley al
streams are rising Many persona hav,
been driven from their homes. and
much damages has resulted.
At brownsville. Pa. iye miners were
unaccountcd for to-day. Reports early
In the dag had been to the effect thai
twenty-eight were lost. The Monnsa-
hela River rose rapidly here to-day
and tonight reached the food stage OF
@o.45 feet. and probably will go high.
cr.
/ In all SECTIONS OF Western Ponnsyi-
vania similar conditions prevail, ant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

Jackson. Miss. July 95.-Once called
OF Mississippi Roosevelt Republicans
was ordered FOR the second time to-day
by faction OF the Colonel's followers.
who do not propose TO be halted in
their course by the notification. as DR..
:. J.. Redmond. negro politician OF
this city. puts il. that mo negroes
need apply
Redmond and other negroes formu-
lated the call to-day and sent IL over
the State. lie says no color line Will
be drawn. Redmond asserts he is tho
national committeeman Of the progress
sive party for Mississippi, and was
chosen ut the Chicago meeting Il. II.
Ridge of Ellsvlc. claims he has boon
commissioned by Senator Dixon 10 call
convention OF progressives in Missia-
sippi, and a few days ago issued the
call for convention July 81 at Jack
son. 10 white voters only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

tonight, the prosecution proceeded
with It's witnesses in .eha;iai seven
We're examined in all this morning.
John + Moore denied ever having
taken d message TO FLOYD Allen from
Dexter Goad about working FOR MIN In
the election TO repay fo- Goads select
ting jury which wouli acQui, him.
Four witnesses were on the stand
this morning who contradicted the
statements made by ;. 7. Rhodes. a
witness for the defense. who testified
10 a conversation he had with Dexter
Goad In the courthouse at H.nsville
relative TO the shooting and the time
Goad drew his pistol.
Mr.. Wysor. for The prosecution. stat
cd that the case wac ready for argu-
ment so far a. his side was concerned.
hut the defense had one more witness
coming tonight cour; was adjourn
I'd NJ l2:3o until o'clock tonight. at
which time tho witness for the de-
icrsr was examined. AMI the opening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

argument for the Commonwealth by
Floyd Landreth, Communicating At
torney for Carroll county was made
Il Is desired that the case so to the
jury by noon on Saturday and TO this
cnd the court will hold night sessions
and begin half hour earlier in the
morning. The order Of arguments Will
be as follows:
Mr.. Landreth opens for the Common
wealth; Judge OGlesby. OF Bristol
opens for the defense: John Draper. of
Pulaski. for The Commonwealth. Judge
Halrs,on. of Roanoke. for the defense
w :. Poage. OF Wythevl+e. for the
Commonwealth; Lawson Worrel Of
BlueAeld for the defense: Mr.. Willis
OF Roanoke. for the defense. and j. c.
Wyson. OF Pulaski. Will close the case
FOR the Commonwealth
SIX hours Will be allowed 10 a side
for the argument Of the case, as on
the former trial
Tho prisoners mother was present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

Willow and Wicker. Rustic Hickory and Cedar
Chairs going at a sacrifice OF 20 per cent.
All Refrigerators are included in this RED
Syphon and all reduced 25 per cent
Baby Carriages and Go-carts are going at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

Milwaukee, WIS, July 25.-Addltional
reports to-day from the flooded dis
tricts of Northern Wisconsin bear ont
the reports of great damage done 10y
the torrent which swept down the WIS
consin River and its tributaries from
north of Wausau early Wednesday,
when the Brokaw and other dams gave
way. The Hood reached Merrill to-
day, driving many people from their
homes, flooding business houses and
doing damage estimate at S2OU.UOO.
The conditions at Wausau are be
coming normal again. but the damage
in that vicinity is conscrvatlvely esti-
mated at $500. o0O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

Aiter an Illness OF more thaa o
month. II. II Barns died Yesterday
morning a. o'clock at his residence
500 West Grace Street. in his sixty
eighth year.
Mr.. Barns had been paying teller
Ct the National state and City Bank
tcr forty-two years, and was at the
time of his death senior deacon OF thu
calvary Baptist Church, OF which hi
was one OF the organizers.
Surviving him. he leaves a widow
~ no was Miss Jennie Ragland. sister
Of Ashby T. and John Ragland. a
son. Linden II. Barns.
The funeral services Will be held
Saturday afternoon at o'clock az the
Calvary BaptiHt Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
NEWSP APER MEN
LECT OFFICERS

Morehead City, y. c. July a5-rhe for
ueth annual convention OF the North Caro-
Ina Press Association adjourned this after
noon after elec,ns the following officers.
James II. caine. president. Ashcyilc; W c.
hammer AsheAoro. a j. ConnoF Rich
Sanford, secretary and treasurer Exccu-
tt"e fommittec-James II Caine. j. b
Sheriff, Concord. r.. r. Clark, Statewide:
H. b. Warner, Lexington Il. NJ. Philips.
Greensboro. p. It. Edwards Kinston.
The convention Will meet for IL niidwimtei
session at Salisbury. and the next annual
meeting will be held at Ashevilie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
FIRST ARGUMENT
In ALLEN CASE
All Evidence Is In, and Landreth
Opens for Common
wealth.
Especial to The TimSs-Dispatoh. ]

wythevine. Va. Jaiy a5.-court
olened this morning ~ 10 o'clock IN
the trial OF Claude Allea for the muir
der OF William NJ To>ttr at H!ii.v.lic.
The defense having completed It's evi-
dencc with the exception OF one Wit
rr-s who could noe rrasn here uniil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

and sat by his side during the session
OF the court this morning Mrs. Ed
wards. mother of Sidna Edwards. who
is in Jail mere. and the defendants
aunt was also present this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
Candidates nt MnrL


The NorihsIde Democratic Club viii meet
in Fraternity Han tonight Captain John
Lamb has accented en- invitation 10 BIO
present and make an address.
Former Governor a. J. Montague viii sd-
dress the voters at Williamsburg io-utrht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
REFUSES TO QUIT
AND is KICKED OUT.
Continued From Third Page


convention. That number OF delegates
and alternates was chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

there is no hope OF adjusting affairs
Tor few days
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
WELFARE SECT|ONOF
CIVIC FEDERATION
IS BEING FORMED
Congressional Section to
Hold Its First Meeting
on May IS.

defining its purposes as purely edu-
cational. the National Congressional
sectiun of the Womcn's Welfare De-
partmcnt of tie Ntional Civic Fedora
ton has been organized and will hold
It's iirst general meeting on May Is at
the home of Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane. 1907 * street northwest.
Welfare work will be the topic for
ss'u sion at the meeting In order that
the n mbers OF the new section may
have a better und srstIndIng of the
Worlen's welfare Departments work,
the aim being that they may be able to
take the ideas to their respective homes
this summer and report back in the
fall.
The new section Is composed exclu-
sively Of .he wives of the members of
Congress. AMI Is in no way connected
with the Washington section, which
has charge of the Womens Welfare
Department In the District. However, a
member may belong 10 'h$ Washington
Psection.
Officers of the new organization are:
Chairman, Mrs Samusl W. Mccall, of
Massa chusetts; honorary vice chairnIen.
Mrs CEnnIp Clark and Mrs. James $.
nnd vice chairman. Mrs. Steven B.
AYres. Of New York: secretary. Mrs.
LINDEN Evans, Of Illinois; treasurer.
Mrs. julius Kahn, or California; exc
rutive committee. Mrs. Jaries J.. Slay-
Gcn. Mrs. Henry G. Danforth. Mrs.
Edwin. F. sweet. Mrs ]. Charles Lin
,hicun,, Mrs. Weldon q. Hepburn. Mrs
W. Murray Crane. Mrs. Edward w.
Oso ar Underwood. and Mrs. William E
Humphrey.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
.GALL|NGER CLAIMS
!. LOCAL LEGISLATION
HELD UP IN HOUSE
Chairman of Senate Commit
tee Attributes Delay to the
Other Branch.

Senator Gallinger, chairman Of the
Senate District Committee, thinks that
residents OF the District ought to at
tribute the failure to get needed iegis-
lation this session to the House Dis
trict Committee, and not to the Senate.
In an interview on the subject, Sen
ator Gallinger pointed out there were
forty-three Senate bills relating to the
District before the House. These bills
include such important ones as the util-
versal transfer bill. the public utilities
bill, the excise bill, and others Of mo-
ment. The Senator said he hoped these
bills will pass, but he thinks some OF
the House members are more concerned
about finding alleged jokers than In
perfecting legislation.
Senator Gallinger said he saw q pur-
pose on the part Of House leaders to
seek to coerce the Senate by postponing
debated questions to q late day and
then enforcing agreements that would
not be made II there were more time. He
said he thought the Senate would pay
little heed to adjournment or recess un.
I'll the important disputed questions were
disposed of.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
POLICE OPPOSEDE(b
PENSION MEASURE
PASSED BY SENATE
Absence of Provision for
Deficiencies Causes Dis
appointment.

disappointment lie manifested in police
circles because of the fact that in pasP-
Ing the bill for Il police amt fremcn's
pension fund the Senate struck out the
provision for making up deficiencies.
This action was taken because other
wise the opposition to the bill would,
doubtless, have prevented it from pass
ing at all.
The bill as II passed the Senate does
rot contain the referendum provision,
which passed the House. Tho House
bill, however, does provide for making
up the deficiencies by permitting use
OF sufficient receipts from licenses other
than liquor licenses for that purpose.
The bill will now go TO conference, and
II is expected a measure will be agreed
to, unless the House is Unexpectedly
stubborn, minus the referendum prop
osition. But il Is doubtful whether it
contains the provision for meeting de-
ficiencies
Senator GallinSer thinks the matter
rot vital as provision year by year
can be made for deficiencies He says
the bill passed by the Senate would
be a marked improvement over existing
conditions.
Major Sylvester. chief of police, says
the omission OF the provision for r1eet-
ing deficiciencies practically nullifios
the measure. He is much disappointed.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
Held for Robbing
Washington Man

Charged with robbing Aaron Jasper
Moore. known IN this city as Jerry"
Moore. OF $2.0S3 in money and valuables,
Dorothy Dale, an actress; Florence
Dcyole, an artists model, and three
meen are held under heavy bond by
Magistrate Appleton, of the West Side
police court, in New York city.
1t Is charged the five persons ar
raigned Conspired to rob Moore, and
that two of them were the two masked
men who entered the back parlor OF a
saloon early last Thursday morning
and at the point of revolver relieved
ry and all the money he had in his pos
session.
Moore has been living in New York.
Baltimore. and Atlantic City for several
years. He was well known in this city
among a certain sporting element and
was formerly a soldier at the Washing
ton Barracks.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
WASHINGTON BAR
ASSOCIATION At
ANNUAL SHAD BAKE
Many Lawyers Present,
Among Them Being JUS
tice Lurton.

Judges Of the different courts In the
District. members of the local bar. and
distinguished jurists from other cities
attended the annual shad bake OF the
Washington Bar Association held at
Chesapeake Beach yesterday. Fully 30O
persons attended. George O'Connor,
Phil Scantling, Matthias Horne, and
James A. Oshea gave a musical pro-
gram Of ragtime and comedy songs.
There was number of athletic
events. and a baseball game was in
dulged in by clubs dubbed Equity" and
Laws" Disputed decisions were re-
ferred to Chief Justice Clabaugh and
Justice Wright for the Equity" team
and Justices Stafford and Gould for the
Law" club. Chief Justice Shepard was
called In occasionally to decide real
close decisions.
Among the judges present were Jus
tice Lurton, Of the United States Su-
preme Court: Chief Justice Shepard and
Associate Justices Robb and Van Orsdel,
Of the District Court of Appeals: Chief
Justice Clabaugh and Associate Justices
Stafford. Wright, and Gould. of the Dis
trict Supreme Court. Chief Justice
Peelle and Associate Justices Barney,
Booth, and Atkinson, Of the United
States Court of Claims; Judges Mul.
lowny and Pugh. of the District Police
Court, and Judge William II. De Lacy,
of the Juvenile Court. Many members
Of Congress and the District Commits
stoners also were present.