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The Washington times., 1912-03-18
Hayden's Stock of Mems Furnishings

Mems Wool and Heavy Cotton Underwear, in
Guiding Glastonbury, American Knitting Mills
and other well known brands; odds and ends that
were left on the tables: odd sizes. Hay OSN
dens prices, 75c, $1.o0, and $l.So. Our price HoS
r. - ssk k~-.r.~ -
Mems Pajamas, Of percale and soisette; some
trimmed with silk frogs and pearl buttons: all
sizes. Hayden's prices $l.25 and $50. Our 100
price '''' ~ ~
Mems SILK LisIe Underweari shirts with long
and short sleeves; drawers with reinforced seat;
nearly all sizes. Hayden's prices, SIPS and Coo
$3.50 each. Our price. e..................... OON
Mems SILK LisIe Ribbed UnderwearI shirts and
drawers to match; shirts with long and short
sleeves drawers with reinforced seat; allS0o
sizes. Haydens price. 800. Our price. OON
Mems Union Suits, good, elastic, form hitting
quality; light and medium weights. Hay 400
denis prices, Sl00 and $3.50. Our price..... tCN
Mems Jersey Ribbed URderwearI shirts and
drawers to match; shirts with faced front and
tapped seams; drawers with reinforced seat; 400
all sizes Hayden's price, $100 Our price. tCC
Mems French BaIbrigEan Underwear; shirts
and drawers to match; shirts with short and
long sleeves; drawers with reinforced seat; all
sizes. Haydens price, 75c each garment. QQo
our price. .......'.... '............ coS
The Washington times., 1912-03-18

N-a'. Earl a Wilson and CIuett NeEIIge
>hsTts- % hne quality Scotch madras French
F-~rrale. and other imported materials; made coat
style. with cuns ATTACHED: plain and plated bos-
oazs. striped figured. Rnd novelty effects; light,
--sdiuH1. and dark patterns; all Sizes Haydens'
prices. 81 50. s. 90. $3.50. and $500. Our OK
r-gn-- .. ......................C COC
Nra'S NeEIiEe shirts. including Griffin, EN-
-er.- and other wcll-known brands; coat style,
UGrn sGTs attached plain and plated bosoms;
.E-r- --uium and dark effects: all sizes. CO..
HHEa'r prices. 81 25 to $3.50. Our price. OJC
Hea-s CI1rtt Full Dress shirts, plain and fine
plated Effects all sizes Haydens prices TO-
g. 20 ard s. 90 cur price 'ON
Meas FauItICSs NeEIige shirts, of extra quail
.-r -r.r ~. sois"t'". mercerized madras, Scotch
-a--aT and French percaIe; plain and plated
.as..u. ,.ar s'yl" with laundered or soft turn
ia. url. os s. 90 and 50 so. Our price. JCC
Me-. NI-sIIk Four-In-hand Neckwear; plain
.-.. - ara nla~k good assortment of newest pat
's--- Hs1deu.s price. soc each Our OEo
E-..s -..-.. ................ SON
H-s'S NH-sIIk Four-IB- hand and Rat wing
Nr~AwraT: Flain and fancy effects. Hay So
.s-s prices, -5r and 3%c each. our price,. ~
The Washington times., 1912-03-18
Hayden'S Stock of WOmen'S Suits

imported mems serge French serge and invisible striped SERGE
navy blue black Chamo and cream Color Correct length Jackets
lined with guaranteed peau de cygne Newest style high gde and
envelope effect skirts All Sizes including extra sizes up to So for stout
2-Haydens $3.50 and $1,000 Tailored Suits consisting of
whpcods novelty stngs, dagonaS fancy mixtures mems wear
and imported French Newest models for this SaSon-a
lined with peau de cygne SOFT changeabe aea All the
popular spring shades we'll navy blue and black All sizes Our
price
Lot 3HaydenS S35oo $4,000 and $500 Tailored SUITS con-
ssng of gcaSs wpcods plain and Woone effects imported
French serge dagonas mems imported novelty weave
mannh mixtures and imported English sngs Navy blue black and
all favored shades. Every and smart model represented
Sizes and 8 years for misses "a to "A regular Sizes and IS
to 81 extra sizes for stout Our price
The Washington times., 1912-03-18
Hayden Stock of Boys Clothing

F--Hra.a suits. ~ cashmere.
sraa .r-- la--v worsted. and other
uE-.rlaIz. sailor blouse, Russian
tsIrnl STYLES. with bIoomer pants:
sltsrr collar. Etou collar. kimono
r--ia-. and military collar shapes:
Al c1lars sut designs. Hayden
F-a-ss- Sc" ami SAoO e. HO
.s-r price ............. O1s4J
ETTs Faurv Double breasted
suits. wtrh Ent, kerboCker pants;
frE1- and DARK patterns. some
r4NH tIu pairs of pants: sizes up
- u Eaa~s Hayden's prices
8 - AID g 90. our CT no
Frlrr ... ............ Ol.CO
1far Gems stock Of BOYS Knick-
r~Fnr z=r Pants. of finest all-wool
rlsElm--es and fancy wOrsteds,
u.fr rap watch pocket and belt
00H-s tEh' an . dark patterns: peg
s-sD" HsvtHn.s Urices. Sl.25 7Eo
ana $50 pair. Our price. OOS
Bows Navy E'Ic Worsted Serge
E-rsrlsr ana kUickerboCker Pants ;
IIr=n seams sizes up 10 Is years
Ha-ler's price, 95c pair. SOo
o.. r~ln. .. -.. ........ ........ OOC
E"-s Euomer Pants. Of fancy
-Es~r-r.a~s elastic bottoms Sizes
'-0- - wears Hayden's prices
-. and sec pair. Our CSo
F-lr- ...................... EOC
The Washington times., 1912-03-18
59C Long kmOnOS
o''sSsd r BIC eseh

Efa-FT- srnGrE rT wumen's Long
e.. 90 EEur@d lawn. and
r-t--=a url folds 81 plain color
rF~1EE
EIEyrH- price. Sc each. Our
rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
NELSON
DANE SHOWS FLASH OF OLD
TIME FORM AND sESTS
REDMOND.
After Being Battered Around the
Ring for Nine Rounds the Dane
Game Back"

NEW ORLEANS. Dec ST. Bat
lack Redmond OF -. Paul ~ the. end
of q 21round bout a. the West Side
Athletic club This afternoon
The fight WAS nearly all R"dmoud's
up to III" ninth round. when Nelson
opened Up. after which there was lit
tie doubt ns TO the outcome In the
seventh and eighth rounds Redmond
battered Nelson's face almost AZ Will.
hammering hia nose and ears with
rights and LET'S. slipping In short
abs TO the stomach that APPEARED 10
daze Nelson.
Redmond came back confident at
the beginning Of The ninth. Try ing for
. knockout. hut Nelson took brace
and shot go hard right and then q
i-f' % Redmond ~ stomach and rights
and let's to--.... face that brought the
big crowd 20 So feet
From the ninth until the end Of
the fght Neisuu had Redmond back.
ing away and hanging on There was
much wrestling AVID cl"uching. IN
creasiug toward the CLOSE
Redmond tried 20 come back in the
e"'h. bu' \-lsou blows on his stom-
aol had taken most Of the fgtt Out
. let's 20 The fac" Ia This round Sci
son then shot in rights and let's so
tie stomach and RIBS repea' "dy
Nelson was going strong when the
frai gong SOUNDED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
ELIMINATE KINKS
IN RATE FIXING
Supreme Court TO Fix Scope Of Powel
OF Commerce Court and Inter-
state Commission.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. - I'd
straighten our some of the kinks in
the jurisdiction OF the new commerce
court and the Interstate Commerce
Commission be one OF the first tasks
to confront the Supreme Court OF the
United States. when IL convenes Mon1
day evening. January s.
The confiict has been growing daily
more acute. The decision OF the court|
is expected 10 have a far reaching efi
feet upon Governmental rate making.
One ticklish problem for the court
10 decide is TO whether the commerce.
court has the power 20 review decd
sions OF the commission in which the|
complaining shipper is defined relief
The position has been taken that the|
court can review the holding OF the|
commission ONLY when the commits
sion issues affirmative orders OF REL
lieI to d shipper In other words.
thar the court is open only To be de-
feated railroads and not TO The de-
fea.ed shippers
Another cause OF contention to be
reviewed by the supreme Court was
the assertion by the Commerce Court
OF powe rto hold up the commissions
orders going into effect while II rs-
views the merits OF the orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
BASE BALL GOSSIP

TIL latiOual commission fn"efiu"
ia CisciHnsfi mex we-n "4i br uu"
~ ti~' prolific sources Of news 4or tho
fans n hail az thc scheduled program
Is gul.rd ~
IT," yacaton season o., 30" bail
p.a.'rs is half over AMI few ~ mem
ls.r really -stflrd down fur their
r"-' The hunting and hshug RIPS
l1v. taken up ail a. their time sine"
f1" brf guu vas hred .u 'a" l'li
campaign. hIf she neAt fVo months
80. h. devoted more exclusively 20
doping or tIo season Ctm.",ru OIL.
i>IZ
Connie Mach has declined To- .,.
'.s 90 greatest PLAYERS iu baseball
bncdIfe be- does not want go .of 200
lad IN his oNn league ANA because
h' durs ruf know fhe players Ir fhr
other loaRI. wcll enough Tl i-
getting away from % mean proposition
~rhpu. nn"nlIuE auton"
iiaud Outr saws he docs uot
hove 900. intention of h'rl au uu
iuf" batter nn'u Boo gets Goo Ic o. MAN.
ag"r li' hsa saou 'rDu.h OF fr.
knd or w"rk fI rolif,. fhat Or docs
ru' Er' t.r batter au,rIrr
nav Npl,r. fbD Ipru"r White sov
PLAYER t'i rfr r. fIr Champion
r|tter. nr OH, Minneapolis Amer.
'In as-pr'ti.nn team. . managing o.
team i1 frn winter league loo Low.r
fHIIfnr|I.
$500 Nrrraf. lYrm'. uruager ~ fbo
IhIIic- rud uun OF fI, beet Judges co.,
foIrg ttu rlas'r- thinks that Iac
.. rf- Oh. fr' Athletics should develop
into fI" greatest sHorf.toi o. an time
iIr SIuIt. fl. t.ru.r baseball
player. who h'Id 90 revival m."tln& at
Wichita. tIu. Lf.- V'eE. slrcccdcd
Hndf HlHf Uu 'rrI'ffr. 'Tcs
'nr. f.r WIr. -uh Irrr.f nrsf
b. 'mtr. Albert Ibn. bio'I.r Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
DEMOCRATS FAIL
TO MAKE GOOD
PROMISES TO REDUCE COST OF
IIVING-LARGE PENSIONS AND
OTHER BLESSINGS uNFUL-
FILLED.
WI retiSfG 6ARTENOERS URGE
Tss6E OF THE EIGHT HOUR
XIV AND DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR.
Intelligence Bureau.
BIT Z n. ARNOLD.

BIT Z n. ARNOLD.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 West VIZ
gina congressman are considerably
worried over the agitation I'm progr. ~
through the s'a'" in behalf OF Con
gresham Victor Brrsers old age
pension bill Those Democratic ar
permits. who PROMISED their coustitu-
onts 81 bring forth a veritable show
cr Of blessings. In the way OF reduc-
ton in the CO.'S OF living. elimination
o' poverty and other essentials OF a
pure und"hied democracy. in The
event ~ their election. are beginning
20 realize that the life 81 congress
man is not always a bel OF roses
Congressman I.itilepage has recc.y.
ed batch of lengthy epistles from
constituents. who WORK for the Cheese.
peake and ONO railroad. urging the
fhlrd district Congressman 10 vote for
I"reer's bin or suG1r the couseQueE-
res % certain defeat next fall A
petition In behalf Of this bill. hearing
over one hundred signatures OF g 4
. employees. vHs received today. Mr.
Liiilepage has not announced his atti.
tad" on the bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
OTHER TEAMS HAVE LARGE
CORPS OF PLAYERS SIGNED.
Lively Cork-Center Bail Improves the
Central Players Batting
Percentage.
BY MUTT


THAI the deal now pending for The
sale OF The Wheeling 'esm will not
he closed until the Grand Rapids
meeting on the 22d OF this month be
came known Yesterday. and the long
de.ay &, being hailed with ANYTHING
S'ir Ioy b Ia" local fans. Without a
pilot 10 look after The Affairs OF the
club. the 1911. team Will start tho
fight in the Central under very dis
Couraging circumstances unless the
team should be purchased 10y a major
league team
Three pitchers. three infielders and
two outfielder~. and possibly catch
or are needed by the club 10 start
the seasons race with. In fact. tho
Wheeling team. with the possible *.
ception ~ GAINESVILLE. needs more
building NJ than any other team in
the Contra. Like this city. the
/snesville management is making no
EFFORT to sisn manager. and tho
team looks ou' of the running unless
new material is purchased O-hor
teams have for tho pas, tWo months
been signing new players. and indica
tions point s'rongl- 20 the .eague L1y.
ing better team, newt season han the
season or 1871
Looking over the batting average
~ the Central League playerr fYr -hn
pa-' season. the writer finds '.lt fha
hy"'v cork center hail filed 'Ie hil
for 10" fans NhO wanted 10 pc. slug.
ging The hating averages iuc-.l .,,!
- per cent ot.r 1910. with o.. "a.
ceptipn ~ q very feW stars. fr. nl'
ters had 20" twir'ers going
There Wer" eighteen 300 baf'e-s %
The I"agie during 1911. and in '.o
preceding year there Vore ouir eight
Many ~ those VITO failed ~ Dr. Iu
1910 around the 40 mark oxC...Iad
This percentage during '-io past SEA
son. and ite fans around fu" Circuit
seem 20 be ~ 'he opinion that fhs
new bal. j. . great susc"-z I.as- sea
son there vas 100 more hf, made
In 'he league 'han du-ug fhc season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
Wheeling Urges s+our Law.

Congressman Davis today received
a petition from Rsr;cnders League
No 2S2. ~ Wheeling. urging his con.
-ideration and advocacy OF bills pro
viding for eight hour laws. for the in.
sii'I'ion ~ Federal Department OF
Labor. and The removal Of the shack
les In Involuntary serVitude from sea.
men
Mr. DAVIS also received q petitio..
from Local NJ 20. structural Iron
Workers Of Wheeling. urging his adj.
vocact of eight hour legislation and
10" establishment OF National I've.
partm"nt ~ Labor
Local No 81. stationary Firmcn.
~ wheeling have pefifioned con.
gr"ssm"u Davis urging his advocacy
~ rnd''al reforms Intended for the
bc''crui'ni OF tuilers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
DELAY SALE WILL
HANDICAP TEAM

Of 1870 An increas, Of l.e.i runs
Was made n he league 10y The eight
teams over 1910
The SlugCerS hit for total o. 1915
bases more during The season of 1911
Than the preceding year. which g rvi-
dencr that som" hits were made on
'he tWirlers In 1911 there wer. .36J
doubles. 3G5 triples and ia home
runs. compared with ! .0aS doubles
800 triples ana l3i home runs during
the preceding year This shows an
increase ! -, doubles. 20 singles
and l"H home runs Ia 1910 there
were 1873 sacrifice hits. com parcd
with i."i3 of 1911. This falling 81
was largely Que 70 the fact that Hast
season nearly every team was
equipped with Two or more good
pinch hitters. and u was NOT nccessa.
ry 10 sacrifice so often.
Fort Wayne will OPPOSE Wheeling
for The fight for the March schedule
meeting The Indiana town. Ike
Wheeling. has not had a meeting for
several wears. and they think they
are entitled 20 the coming meeting
However. This CITY is confident that
they can obtain The coming meeting
providing the proper persons pur
chase the club y r. Smith. the sell
known local spOrt writer. Vill repr"
sem ~. Board ~ Trade az 10" Grand
Rapids meefiug. and viii ask fle mag
mates on behalf ~ the Board ~ Trade
20 come her" II they do. Nhecline
vii -n0w 'he base ball men the time
~ their lives.
C'auG" Na-ueil. Of This civ. owncr
AZ the For Wayne team. has pur
chased road uniforms for his club
Tn" uniforms viii b.. hack. with era,
trimming To" home uniforms vii
81 cours". D." white
lh-. bal. far- in both this CRY aut
Dat TON will h'. sorry 10 learn OF ih'
-oripu- iI.ns.- Of william Sonerfio,d
fIlra g~r of W"-th' usr - store in The
10y rev tug- are q. well known
throughout tie league ~ is "Siumpy.
ll. 's recovering yery slowly and vii
IDLY recover fur t0ue weeks
81" = truly devoted husband VII
foesn' vince Hben his wife cell,
. D. 20 pet names iu public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

tas. Tucker. Preston. and Great
counties are interested in the hear
ings. and as the time for the consider.
alton of opinions on tracks Of land. in
these counties. whose purchase is con.
templated nv the government. draws
near an influx OF lobbiests from the
counties named IL expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

WASHINGTON. Dec 3l.-In accor-
dance with the plan OF reducing the
Census temporary force ar the work
was completed. Director Durand OF
the bureau. today notified approxi-
ms;ely 100 members OF the temper.
airy force that their services will no
longer be required after January 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01
MURDERER IS HiorNG
CLOSE 70 woRGANrowN

f'.t.f fl to ftfr.f,g.r. rr
WOHC NNTOWN vs. Va. Doc go
Iiw H'nfon. The negro Who mur.
d"r"u iZn'- Beers at CASCADE some
q" date agn. believed ~ d. hiding
iu fl" t.riutt - fb.f tift Ycsfcr
dIf f Was drciarcd DO was scou IN
t'" .irrof- rho authorities arr max
r. thorough -orsh and hope fo
hsIr L.m Joe custody ZOO short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

There must D." some huodoo con.
nccfcd with that captaincy job IN Dc.
trOit Cnughiiu. Schacf'r. and Nor.
Hr.'y all believe So 81 ANY RAJ"
Manager Eill Dah'en 81 mo Rrupk-
iyus starts 10 his weok 20 got every
thing in readiness for tho training o.
10" Dodgers Iahien VIII probably
's-u" notices 90 his players go report
80 iiof Springs. Ars. ON March :
lack baub"r's appointment as cap
tain ~ the team IL expected ~ NJ.
mad" shortly bahicu viii tab" south
f'" men 10 Try f"r second base
~ E.g'"r. tine NatiouaI ledEue arb.
traitor. who oni,iatcd 300 th. garnes
played d. 'h" ph.l."- aud Giants IN
tIla. earned $50 ou fh. side Will" IN
Havana 70! acting &c grounikccpcr.
ard putting fhe baseball paf. into
shape Cy worked fom moru.as To-
r'Fht ami .nCd"r i.l. managed 10
ta." N .p-iy pounds cse",s weight
James u HcNie,r vii leave
hoFnas,"er r.yt Tu.si,, go ass.m~
Baseball UI-ugf'- -stc grown 20
appreciate 'l" fact fIaf players have
-pms riEh.e and vuou fairly treated
Hf" lutaI fu fnf rsmr The number CO..
veteran PLAYERS EraIuue WINS l,, 90
To-" business end o. fI" game has
strengthened organized baseball
'lIarh O1Iat has au ,ctr tp maac
r..d 800 '.uc.rua ar3 fls' MA, prov o.
'oo long .hrufs Dave from Tho
Lous,i.l" Herald office il a. vh.c1
I- hero recorded iu.I Go SNOW fHo p.p
OH" HuH a.If nUo of fLeso pYu7fpts
do got. nYn and thcu
catcher JACK Adams o. frc Naps
wanted fr JET married farnr hIf su.
On" iif you have % ruari.ln and OWn
rr Snm"t. of Cleveland vas appninf
90 ht 3D." court Miss IIc.en SfsI.
w,n of t't''arI Isl she young cat
cher bride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

The Giants drew - .o0r ;.-ople 10
he - games they PLAYED in cuba.
this fall and Tho gate receipts were
So 0bu. which shows that me Amer
can game = quite rs popular in that
country as IL IS her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

Frank. tho BALD Eagle" and Umpire
Dick Morgan OF the Western league
" hen Sunday announced the names
% his three converts great cheer
went up from the Rud.cncc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

Don't bite of more knowledge than
You can chew. or YOU may have an
attack Of mental indigestion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

'lou ! T. Davis 81 Elsius. member
W The Legislature from Randolph
county aud ONLY living son o. Henry
'assa"at DAVIS - spending q few
DAYS with his father. WHo II lu Wash.
INK 'ou foT The winter Mr. Davis
SAVE tina his wish To- purely social
AMI business ono. 49, be desired 10
spend q portion Of the HOLIDAYS win
n'S "Eeh I"ih'r There - uo poll
'caI significance fu his visit
lf D. stated hy friends ~ lir Davis
'hi' t" "ii Hof D." % candida o. t1 sue.
cceI himself iu Ire lex slatur,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01


shortly after rho rcron,.ntrg ,r
"hEr"se. 'h' National Forest Re
r"f'aiion Commission WIU receive -
Inmates "n those trlcts ~ land re-.
commended Dos inspectors of the
bureau Of Iores'r, as suitable tracts
ior tf" institution OF forest Preserves
N"F virginia is vitality Concerned in
'h"so bearings. ~ haIf dozen in.
ir'f'rrf spent Eoodiy portion ~ the
r"N' summer examining lands iu
VoNunf' io The states Watersheds
iha' appeared fob hr suitable Sites Tor
the establishment OF forest reserves
] nd"r ih" Weeks Law which prn.
'''"s 'cr 100 Appalachian foresf r..
Servo. in" Eotcrumcuf has tho right
'" purchase several fhouSsud acres
q" Ncst Virginia Land conductive fn
.h' establishment of reserves Pen.
dition. Randolph. Webster. Tocahou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

There must b." some. hoodoo con.
n"ctcd with that cariaincy job IN De
troit Coughiiu. SchAcf'r and Nor.
Hr.'y all believe So 81 ANY RAJ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

t." . truly Is devoted husband who
fo"sn' vince when his wife cg!ls
D. 700 pet names Iu public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-01

Tn 1atiOual conWis-i meet 90"
IN CiaciHnsfi mex ws"n 8ill be ut"
OF ti~' prolific sources Of news lor tho
fans n haif az the scheduled program
is pulled ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
Wife Secures Oivoree.

Opeiousas.-The case Of Charles r.
Emery, husband. agains, Lennie 8.
thompson. wife. divorce suit, In
which the statutory oitense was
charged against tne wife and the
charge met BY the wife with a counter
charge OF the same character against
the husband. was decided BY the Jury
IN favor Of the vile In the district
court Friday. The case was hotly con.
tested from start to finish, and though
jury was impaneied to try the case,
there were several coItinuances, the
trial being resumed for the third time
this week. BY the decree the wife Sc.
cures the divorce, and under the law
IS entitled to the custody Of the child,
The plaintiff now resides in the north.
east portion Of the State, the wife hav.
ing returned to her parents home in
the northern portion of this parish.
1t is said that, due to the high state OF
feeling of the brothers Of the defend.
ant against the plaintiff, he was not
here during the trial.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
Aaaln Refuses Quarantine.

Shreveport. BY a vote of 3 to Q the
Shreveport city board of health have
declined to establish a meningitis
quarantine against the State Of Texas.
The action was taken following a
statement by Dr.. Oscar Bowling, pres
tdent Of the Louisiana state board Of
health, in which he declared the be-
lief that such a quarantine was un-
necessary and would not be effective.
Dr., Bowling stated that his investiga.
items after conferences with the
Rockefeller Institute showed that men
nights can not be traced to any par
dcular source, aud that so little is as
yet known regarding the disease that
% quarantine against it will be folly.