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MARRIAGE APPEAL
TOVAT|CAN IS WON,
PRINCESS ASSERTS
(Continued from First Pase.)


defsetsd the British frisates In the
battle OF Tayal, Her mother was
Josephine Rowan. daughter Of former
Amartcan Aubassador to ,ItAfy 81.
MARRIAGE WITH PRINCE AFTER
LOVE At FIRST eight.
Marie Red. who was born In 1870. was
married something over twenty years
ago to Col Frederick A.. Parkhurst of
Bangor. Ms, q member OF the LeRis-
lature and an aide-de-camp OF the Gov
ernor. Parkhurst was a Protestant, and
q dispsnsation was necessary before the
marriage ceremony could DO performed.
Mgr. Chapelle. now Archbishop Of New
Orleans. obtained the dispen sation and
performed the marriage In WASHINGTON.
The event was brilliant one socially.
The Parkhtrsts made their home In
Bangor.
Differences arose after a few years.
and the Parl. bursts SEPARATED. Then
came . divorce and to the husband was
awarded the custody Of the children.
The decree left both parties free to
wed again. but RS. Parkhurst. being q
Catholic. was of course bound by the
rule. of her church. Later, however.
she learned that Parxhurst had not
been baptized at the time. of his
marriage to her. and SO felt completely
free, a. tho Church does not recognize
the marriage Of unbaptized persons.
At Bar Harbor In 1901 Mrs. Parkhurst
met Prince Rospigliosi. then hfty-three
years old. They fell in love at first
sight. and without asking the Church.
before their wedding. to declare the
marriage of Miss Reid and Col. Park
hurst Invalid, Nwere married civilly at
Lamporecchio. the" Princes country
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ELECTRIC PARK RESULTS.

FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
upward; ceiling; about five furlongs.-
Good Acre. lis CFairbrcther). 10 to s.
even and 1 to ., first; Tennessee Boy.
113 (Piceens). 10 TO !. 4 to and to l..
second; Gold Check. Ill (Robertson),
to I, even and 3 to s. third. Time. o.6o.
Fair Atalanta, Ace Of Clubs. District
Attorney. HIbSrnica and Blue Day also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-o odds and
up; selling; mffe and nxteenth.-Warner
GrisweM. 100 (Moody). 3 to 6, won; Pedi-
gree, lW CMccarthy', Is to 6. even and
. to 6, second; 0arneau. los (Ferguson),
u 20 s, 8 to and out. third; time
1.52 2-5. Ursa Major and Roseburg "a
also ran.
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,1sssss, sea Pssssshsy Dsz Pro-.
SAN vRANcrsoo. o. ~ ~ ukyeri
United statss Nav, wa zen ia No. = .
drsv IN Osi1snd, X NJ voted b. The - G1Hd
p fass to b he best bsttk y3<nesssd go -
oulssk, but he vss via With his puncko - b
swtne1. wf3is sss sailor MANAGED 70 beee q .
Spsctame dtstance and cover NJ WIEN ~ ehsught
be W. IN danger. - ,tN.l .
A Bachelor's wall. 49,
From the Schenectady Star.)
Girl married man she met In a gravs-
yard. Were safe nowhere.
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ECZEMA ITCnED TERRIBLY
Cviewa Soap cd Calnse Cusd Ha.

iii ". aoth g., Chicago. m.@"Ny ohna
sores began IN few places ON hse nv and
then Ill over her fsco, becoming larger. The
child scratched them which made than
worse. They itched Terribly and shs could
not slssp. Ths itching made hs4 Cy often,
but medicine did not seem 70 help any. CUT.
cura ScaD md Ointment cured her and We
highly rsconnsnd them." (signsd) Mn.
xfal. NOVEMBER, 1911.
Cuticun Sesp and Ohtment ere ssld
everywhsre. Sample d each mailed frss,
Dept. 7, 6eston. Tndsr.iaced m shouh
shave with caticun Soap Shaving otick.
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la TOILETTE WON'T
DISCUSS RUMOR
he IS TO LEAD BOLT.

HIlzABDrH. N. J.. May a-when
Senator Ia Foeictts's attention was
called this afternoon to stories printed
iu the West that " he were not nom
mated by the Republican National Con-
vention at Chicago he would make the
r-cc as an independent candidate. ne .e-
ised TO Discuss them. 81 aft'
II am a candidate for President" he
said. 'and simply win not answer such
. question as you put 70 me-"
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suits. used them two months ana I We
completely cured end hsvsnt sssn Dimpis
On my fsce since. su1srsd with these pim-
pies about two yean before uesd he Cuti.
curs eoap and 0intmeot and W. cured. I
have slso kept on using ~ Clliuns osaD To-
. toilss eoep. and ! shan always - -:
0igneO John Austin, JGns ., 1914,
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FIRES FROM AUTO
IN CHASE Of THIEF
FREED Il Times


the sstasaishmps Of Joseph 0lnsbsrs
on tlbs fomeh floor Of No. Z Bond street.
Three men md been in the Job. While
rasNsDo wns<making ms stirring chase
over the Bowsry his side partner.
CHARLES krummsa, WINS making neariy
~ hot . one on foot aftor another fu.
gstfve. Tho third man got away. The
man whose trail Krummsl took UP had
souSht escape through Lafayette street
and down the subway station at
Blocker strset II waS there that
Krummd nabbed I'm.
The odd part Of Fass,no's capture was
that ne had pressed into service the
taxi IN which the nxn had hoped TO es-
CAPE with their loot. While the car
was taking the policeman along Il also
carried trunk filled with the most cost
~ ostrich feathers. Krummsl feels
sure mat the chauffeur had been mado
the innocent tool of the robbers.i At any
rate. The policeman said. he showed no
hesitancy when he was commanded to
make full sped after the fleeing man.
Tho two policemen. who live in Brook.
J
and were on the way home. They n -
ticed the taxi standing In front OF No.
Bond street and remarked to each
other that u seemed strange.
: II think II Is . turn or" said Fas.
sulo. who used to BE- In the Detective
Bureau. ''weri look into It."
The driver Of the car was standing OF,
the sidewalk. and In the space mex. to
that he was to occupy on the front seat
wa. ss ,' .rnns
two men came from the doorvsv y, NJ
4 BOND atrset carrying suit 49,. a
th,rd man then anoearea I'm . IT,.
nackass vraup>d m nsoer A. ~. 49,.
NJ the policemen the three dronnsd ,h.,.
bundles ana ned. -,.--.l
Bei,evin. the chausour wa. =, A..
sohems. Fassulo NJ nr.t se,,.d ,,r,
Tho chaufYeur protested that he tn.r
nothing wrong and while n. ua. do,n,
m the others had made for covsr
Two men had darted In the direction
of the Bowery; the third mads for Il.
fayette street.
Oct Into your car and follow thoss
two," said Fassauio to the driver and
in q second the car was after the
fugitives. One of the two slipned
around the corner and ywas gone before
the car reached the Bowery. The other
was sighted on tho other side of that
Meanwhile Krummel
had taken I'D the pursuit of the man
hurrying east with the result that h.
ca ptured him In the subway station.
aoru eApr,vee rAren "a m
-.
LIVE S'~''V"'
The two men were taken around to
tho Mercer street. station. Fassuio's
captive described himself a. Mix ST.
vsrmsn. . tailor. Of No. AT Ludlow
street. The man Krumniel caught said
that he was Joseph Gordon, Q printer,
of No. 1861 Monroe street. An invesu-
CATION OF the premises showed that 0
way had been sawed through the cell
ing Of Ginsberg's place. Ginsberg told
the police tina. he had rented the floor
about n week or an before ana n vas
m. on,r,or a, ,h. a...o.,,,.. t,.. ~.
roShsr. ha, h,r.s ~" 80. - 80
-. -, "N
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P|MP'[ES So SORE
COULDN'T WASHfACE
J. o: 1e3 -. Mbwns,o, n. J.-"My d
~ ftAll q plDolo which WugO v9y -.

500 ! sssaldn'l wsak mo fces.
Thsg wses soattered ah ovss
ny faee. end ! aleo had
many blackhsadA WIN I
equeaBsd ths0 q mode then
dry W thsy ~ sman SCAN
On my Tee, which vsrs vsey
disngunins.
II tyisd several ysmsdIss
put With no results, thsn ]
Md Cuticurs seap and Cuti-
nasyn 0inAvvS~nt ~{eh Aua -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-12

-. WHiau J. Raiasuh. Of iasts '-''s
% ushoI - ths UedaiuE =
Iaau snyder. dauGh;sF Of Nr.
urs. Heury PToVanes SHgdsr. -
.Vigle. and Hsnry lanes snisa.
q rlla. Whbsh usil ~ solr7Ais-d On
r-suy. NovaulhaF - In the Trinity
Ii-ltrEEu churrh ~ Conneiisvill- Rev.
}. & Rliay. q IN t;pineopal -nu-rh- n
on Cit,. vu read The service. assist
- ~ Rey. y a. BnrE-as Iaror ~ NJ
EsiuIly LathuEnn chBTuh, C0nneils,
we. Nm. FauI lleK~ei- Of Moran
tusa. " Va . sissy q NJ smith- -
- - the naFFuu e Npuor and Mss
49, vandissr. q AriaHth. Ca uili
- ~ h0ugr mas1 The brideamaias
~ inrlaAs GIrs AAa:stas WilHun. o.
Nort. Wtls CgS1aOlyn Burnss.
~ lln1uioeu. -: ll-s Agnaa Urai
- Nias HarEurut aircoaahy. q
Casfls: ~ NlsEarl. q lsorEAp-
m srrua = ~ usn ~ ~
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see TEA WILL
IlREEB The HIlR
aEsToaG FAOGD AND ORAV HAlt
TO NATURAL coLoR = oAa
oRuFF QUICKLY RgnOVGO.

There b uoshiAE res hbout thP M
II ussng sasr ior rugt0ril,g ~ cola
o. tbs hair. oar EEanamotbafS kaP
heir hair dart. sloasy and nbundan
by ~ uSe e . simple $500 Ia
VI. nsver their hair ten Oui q tooA
"a ; dulL faAed o. stFsahsd appaaT
.nec. they made bTsU Of Sage leaVea
lad appiIsd It 70 thpt5 hair via Voo
AcrsuIly tea-Eeiul ~Rer,
NsuaGays Ws doa'0 have 10 Teuorl
70 fhr Old tiuls iiEesUDe mst1od o:
ts,hertng tn here's and making ~
.ea. This y done ~ sEiIlfnl ehenilas
britrv has Us eoula a. h OurSoiVes;
ana al - have 10 10 - 70 call Tor III
ieady-unde pEudEci. WtTsth'S saSs und
sulphur Hair Remedy. cnutSlnina
SAGE IN the pFopPF sETaaGth. uiih tn
,ddiitoa O. sulEhur. anoiher oldtims
teala remedy.
Th.s preparation gives youthful 60
CT and beauty to ~ hair. aad b 60
tire bsul Femedtss yes can ~ ~
'andrufG. dry. feVerish. itching Scalp.
ma falling hair Get . shy eeli ~
n fram your dTuEEias Today. and you
rm ~ sUrFFiasd u H. quicE raaulia-
Al Druggists eel q. sndsr guarlaieP
;hst ths money uiIi ~ Fefunasd 4 ~
.rmedy b nj exactly - FeprssPnted.
Crane DrnE store. special aGeuiu--
AdvrTslnsHeui
CAdveFtiusue1tI
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noTHGR IA eos -
Mr. keith SO ~ -Oahy ~" TFSVo'
From SoushsFA ArAal1as -
Jopiia. ~.

JOPLIN. No- NoV. I2.-Nrs. q.
leith. liz ysars Cd. Had b.E yOaaE-
q sOh. - years - ioOk tbpir Arsi
de on . railEoad tI1in yesterday
Ihey cam~ from thsiT hOn-. several
miies iEua . railTOo1 in SO1thsTu
"a aaRsas
CharIes McNauamy Eaa tn first
satrolman in unlISTm they es,= saa.
~Ars yoa . ps!areuan'- asked Mr..
xeita Vel. Ue van, yea 10 shoe
- hos to Ees uB tSuh. Thls y the
arss tine my ron and have ever basn
IA Joplin We came ~ 70 - he
siEhis aud are EDtAE hack ho1e -
lorroN
M. snt thss q big tosB'" ~.
claimed Mn. Keish. - she - Der
arsI Ellmpae Of JopIlna b1siness
sh0TouEhinEgA-
Ms keith uat1 ahe has thr-P
s,rs older thaa tbe OaS Wh0 ue1oD-
panied h-T beEe. ne eideat - -.
she sad. All live Uilh their uO'heF
or near her hoRe. Her hushand vas
killed in ne Civil UaE.
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TIE LaAl.s' Aid sOcssSy q ne tsFae'
I.lthesan eharsh, Is making sTFsHg'
ziruis f,rT 3 Ilureh supper 70 - held
- the E1ise r-ssHBIans rOon m Main
stsyci "a nrHt sssuraay This sal D.
-. aanaaI Eluieh supVer and 81 ~
wanda suitable to this osoS~soa uiIl
- Served. A called nosti2E Of IN
-ngie,y an ~ bed ,his rvsninE -
sh- church 10 cBupls'r aTTaEE~n~Hi
Tor The aaatE
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Veterml DIS
R,LEV WMeGHT PAsSGS AWAY
AFTER Lose rLLNGsA

NJ. Riley vIarsnr. agPa - y11EA.
an asrd and highly Fs1pPciUd eilll-n
81 this couBsy- dte1 thls noEuins q
sis huls at RiVessIlle aliaS an inleuS
viii sionsch frOuhia- TAs douHa1oa
Ras . vptsrln q ~ Civil var ~
uas q osnbsg q COaUahy {. West
VISEinia lHfrltry.
he iunPrai SrnAlglDeR's Whieh
have aot hsu cunplEts1 are IN charge
o. CBdeuaEsFs III NnaEEave -
suOA
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d. sRd Mrs.. g. e. Slout1.r uent -
uorEnniOun thts HferDOua UbnTo
ley VII viais MFA sloetBlr's moihsF.
Mrs Jean J. nToun- Rev. slOatnsT
All address ~ 0sutheFhoo1 e the
TonbyIsrian ehlrnh Ills ssunins -
.as sablert -Ths lloniInSss ~ ChIiss e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-12

Mn. r l. RFrsI and Mr. ", :.
MaSers Gere hO-as1s-a - cVsHiuE
q; thr bou Of NJ Brvtt N bepoa
sveasr At . Vlctrola r0risal for ths
l-nsht q the Prushyfersan LaEiOu 4
asIiEhrful evening uos aDeut ~ abo1s
tagrsy EurSIn and r-freahD-u's uers
ssrVe1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-12

Mrs.. Inuncan siu-lngr 10 entertain
ing The manhPrB q she Missionary -
cbety Of the Preabtyerisn church this
sgt~rnoOa - her hOme in Fairn1a,
zVenue complimentary 20 her Eu-uPA.
pr. and Nm. MtdIIsaasa. Of Caue
ToUu. Africa
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Wu. Cna-ts. = NlaHiry y ealaTinin.
inE he RohsFi z ~ ChaPaer g ~
Uuiisd nllshlsEs q ~ CulaoA1Iaey
1hls Aflsrnoua = ~ Aons p JuoU
- E,ruut
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AFa meeting q the Political EguaI-
iry eiub heIA Iasi eveatnE the iOlI0u-
iEE o1rsFa we're elsrau1:
PTuaJHeul. NM nl1las = RilGhia-
Wee pru.tssai. M. colunhia 4
NoImn
Cwu.DouaiuE ns-rulNEy. Mn -.
~ EsunA
H,rns .,s'.'u-1. -. lI,E-l
llclI.
- ~ =
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mont, ". Va. and KenF-T Shs''or- OF
HunttaGsoa. " Va After ~ c"T~
sony a srceptt1u rill b. hsia n rae
CohpenpviIB- ArmOry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-12

sruOon q W,llaUt ase1us 70 ths NJ
Ian Haynond Chapter Of re DaaEh
teru o. the AmeFirau Revocation
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against principle 70 grant the uss
Of the oity's streets for special
prfvflsVe1-

To tho objection made by the hotel
men. who are regarded as welghty al
visers by the Aldermanlc Committee.
that the conversion OF all private stands
into public stands would bring endless
confusion and disorder, the following
reply was made officially by Commits.
sioner Fosdick: Every theatre and
place Of amusement before and after a
performance becomes a public stand and
there'is little or no disorder. All that lie
needed IL n little police activity"
Now, despite all these statements
made by witnesses whose experienc G
and Judgment count. and despite these
estimates OF the yearly revenue rolling
into the Golfers OF the hotel men Mt the
expense of the city's streets and out
Of the pockets OF the city's travelling
public. the Aldermen stili assert that
tho stands must stay and the rates
must remain high and excessive.
WHAT EAvH TINE CTTrxEHs
or NEW Yo1x TO SAY TO
THIB7
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A Pulling Problem.

" i'm wv h'ib'h NNf'hi'itI
Two South American republlcs-iet US
say Peru and Brazil--indulging IN a
commercial war. refuse to regard one
enother's dollar as worth moro than 81
cents. a thirsty traveller finds himself
near the boundary Win convenient inns
mo on each side Of tho frontier. He
buys 10 cent drink ~ Peru, tenders q
Peruvian dollar ard asks for mis- 30
cents change IN tue form OF a Brazilian
dollar. with which he crosses the from
ter and repeats thu process ia Brazil,
getting Peruvian dollar rs change.
And the problem ~, who Is the losep by
the series Of free drinks he thus gets?
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GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR.
We PROVE IT'S CENT DANDERIRE
Destroys Dandrun-Stops falling har-Cleans and
invigorates your scalp Delightful dressing.

To be possessed Of a head Of heavy.
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy.
wavy and free from dsndrulf, is merely
n matter Of using little Danderine..
II is easy and Inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair, and lots Of. it. Just get
a rs cent bottle Of knowlt on's Danderinc
now-all drug stores recommend it
apply little as directed and within ten
minutes there will be an appearance
Of abundance; freshness; fluffiness and
an incompatible gloss and lustre, and
try as you will you cannot find q trace
Of dan,r n or falling hair; but your real
.rrpri.e viii b. after about two week.
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use. when you will see new hair-fine and
downy at first--ycs but really now hair
-sprouting out all over yo.is DIP
Dandcrine is, we believe, the o,u, sirc
hair grower: destroyer of dandruf and
cure for itchy scalp, and il nevc. fails
to stop falling hair at once.
II you want to prove how pr,tt 1 nd
soft your hair really is, moistcn cl. tn
with little Danderinc and carefully
draw it through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy and beautiful in Just
a few m ments--a delightful surprise
awaits every one who tries this.
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ts1ation 10 needed.

ssbetson 10 needed.
That Section SIS OF the ordinances
preserves . foe Of s75 for each taxi
cab using q special hack stand. That
special licenses at So each are Issued
for the number Of stands allotted by
the police and that any hack con-
trolied by tho iicensee of tho special
stand Il permitted TO go on the stand.
That an Investigation of this abuse
by Commissioner Fosdick showed
that out OF leo vehicles having
special ncensee, over 900 are allowed
space room In thesc stands without
complying with the ordinances In re-
Gard to the SIS fee, a situation which
lost to the city more than $1,000 In
revenue last year.
THAT Mo1E rKAH s3ea. 900
II PAID ANNUALLY Br TAXI
cAB COMPANIES TO HOTEL
AND CAFE owNE1s ron TIE
USE OF THE PHIvrLEonD
STANDS WHICH ARE ON TIE
CITY's sT1EETs UNDER con-
troll, ACCORDING TO THE
CHARTER. or TIE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
That four Of the leading taHi-
cab companies paid toll TO the
hotel and cafe owners for the use
Of the oity's property - follows
Mason Seaman Trans
portation Company. E. o1lo,6l3.e4
Cab and Taxioab serv-
Ice Of New Yort. es,ele.43
Connecticut Cab Cont
pany ............... oS'AoT'so
n. Y. Transportation
Company ........... So,SSA.V
That the privileged taxioab COM
paniss. which pleaded such pow
erty before the Board, were able
to pay annually suoh "tips" to
these greedy hotel owners for the
use OF the city's streets ~ foilowsi
Waidorf-Astorfa .......... 10000
xnicherbocksr Kotsl. ...... 10000
Hotel Aston. ........... 10000
And the Hotel Imperial, the xoi-
land House, shsrry's. Churohiu's.
10000 each. The hundred or more
prise stands arc graded down.
That New York City's Law De-
partment says: ITO say nothing
about the abuses which have
grown mp undor the systsm. Il 70
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the last eighteen years hc has been A
cripple. And II any Oclce Window read
crs are likely 10 be at Margate this
GUNNER IL would he worth their while
getting their boots dirty in order to
have them made clean again by this
man. whose momorics-and they are all
Kentish mcmorles-go back TO the days
when Margote was village and Clifton
VILE "a paate
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IS THE TkX|CAB
ROBBERY NEVER
TO Be STOPPED?
Aldermen "Fear" It Will Be
Impossible to Reduce the
Present Rates.
OR ABOLISH ABUSES.
Proposed Ordinances viii Let
Hotel Stands Have Free
Use of Streets.

After q years expensive -Invostiga-
zion" OF the taxicab abuses Of New
York. members OF the Aldermanio Com
mittee intrusted with the work Of draw
ing up ordinances 20 effectuaily control
the trafflc and protect the citizen, an
nounced to-day that they feared II
would be impossible to abolish the
privileged private stands or to materi-
ally reduce the present taxicab rates"
II was stated that an ordinance may
b two ordinances. would shortly be SUBJ
United to the Board OF Aldermen rep
resenting the study and judgment of
the Aldermanic Committee as to proper
government OF taxicab traffic In the
metropolis. Outside OF a few secondary
details relative to meters. licenses,
Aldermen propose TO recommend for the
oitlxens who use taxicahs:
Ths free and undisturbsd enjoy
meat Of the specially privileged
Stands n front Of the leading no.
ssas and cafes BY the privileged
eaxieab companies, IN PEBPETu-
TIT On A. LoN0 AZ TIE no.
TEE GEARS AND TAxICAD
T1usfs DEMAND THIS CON-
0HssIoN.
The continuation Of Q rate In sx-
cess Of GO cents for the hrst mile
ana 20 cents for each additional
nils because OF the "trsnc our
rents OF New Yort" which oompels
the vehicle TO run "dsad" mileage
n one direction, the Aldermen say.
Outside Of these considerations tho pub
No may get most Of what Il wants In
taHicab remedies. So far. however. the
COMMISSIONER Of Accounts. the Chief of
ne Bureau OF Licenses, the Police De-
partment and witnesses called ~ the
hseny "hearinEs" OF the committee have
testified along two general directions
the priviieged hack stands and the rate
per mile.
INFORMATION OBTAINED ~
THE COMMITTEE.
Regarding these two points. here's
what the committee has learned since It
osgan its Investigations:
xhss Sections 20 ana 81 Of the
0hartsr confer upon the Board Of
Aldermen the power to regulate
Tie uss Of the streets ana side
waiks By pedestrians ana vehicles
and 20 provide for the licensing
ana oontrol OF hackmsn and cab
men. undsr the sections the Al
:. asrmsn have ample authority for
elective Legislation.
That the present ordinances are
Avn MN. anura haing iutadpita
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-27

Prom the London Chroniole.l
ono does not look for long memories
IN q bootblack. But there II man
who blacks boots on tho parade At Mar
gate, just opposite King street. who has
been at the trade for many years. IIe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27
Aromore, Thursday, June 27, 1912
FROM THE WILDERNESS.

After a seige OF political deIirium-
tremens, the nation is once mole get
ting It's stride OF normal sanity.
The hat has been swept from the
ring the bolt broken and the big stick
draped in folds of crepe.
The Raven OF Defeat broods upon
the heights OF Sycamore Hill while
the shadow OF his outstretched PIN
ions throw the pail of impending de-
feat over the headquarters of national
repubicanism.
Like some drink crazed Bedlamite
the man who has twice sat at the
head of the councils of the nation, has
wrought his own destruction and car
ried to the depths Of an eternal OBJ
liyion the tragic born party which,
with ROD OF iron has ruled this coun-
try, bringing ii step by step to the
verge Of a ruin more complete, more
chaotic and more terrible than was
the ruin and destruction wrought by
the great civil war.
Staggering back from the brink OF
the abyss OF destruction upon ~nich
this nation has been trembling, il is
but the natural sequence that the peo-
pie, the thinking people, those who
know and realize the grave dangers OF
the situation by which we are con
fronted, should turn TO the party
founded by the father Of American In
dependence; the party believing that a
government for the people, by the
people" is the safe government
II is but natural that the American
people should turn to the Moses who
will be named at Baltimore today
TO lead them from the Wilderness-to
lift from their shoulders, not only the
cross OF gold but all the crosses ano
burdens which they have carried for
years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27
Small Fire This Morning..

The fire department was called
out about nine-t thirty this morning
in response to an alarm turned IL
from the residence of B. F. Corlew,
on North Washington street.
The blaze originated from a blow
pot left standing through the care
lesness of some plumbers. VINO
were working at the house, too near
the woodwork of one Of the rooms
1t was gaining good headway when
the firemen arrived, but their prompt
action and early arrival on the scene
prevented the spreading oi the
flames and the fire was eXtingulsh-
ed with small property loss.