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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

bow NTOWN SECTION: 10 RoOMS-S45,SO-
TINS property is located within walking dis
t.nct Or In. largest departments and the cen
irr of III. business section. and Is modern in
every respect coed hath. steam heat and SIT
r4ird in an aIi-Whft. srcti,m. Every nom Il
rail- ~iz.. room Frs foo- very we'll adapted 10
.4-cS 81 physician ar allied profession
60 ROOMS. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 80.
Comparatively hot=watcr heat: large re
tptt"u nall This house has IN unusually large
,itrheu and pantry SiN frli szs hsfruOrns;
,-,rrv modern Improvement. and. having been
,r,.Ipjed by owner is in excellent condition.
Houses n this section nj anything Ike this
'.rl,. scarce 500. tbs NOW.
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40 7 ST y ".

SIN ROOMS ANb RATH- 5000
TLis house IS comparatively new and Is IN
-r..d condition. The location is not only con
vCnicnf. hut the property Is situated in one of
the best restricted residence sections Furnace
heat: reception hall. pOrhes Keys viii be
sent on ; minutes notice,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

NEW 1-ROOM BUNGALOW NORTHWEST;
five Thousand square feet OF ground: electricity
ami; high elevation: near cars. scent fare
porches; easy terms: 81. 800 Phone Col. IS.
FOR SALE-SEvEN- ROOM HOUSE; PORCHES;
pump in kitchen: large lawn: IL acres land
cutbuidngs: fruit: near West Falls Church,
Va Apply 3029 o ct. A.W. "a
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Southern Railway.

southern Railway
PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
\. B.-Foiowing schedule figures published only
as informa ion. and not guaranteed
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON:
For Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans.
300 am and 10. IS pm. daily. Dining
For Chattanooga and Memphis, via Ashevile,
10. - pm. daily.
For Atlanta. Admission. Birmingham, 900 An.
and 4..,5 pm. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta Admission, Talladega. Calera. Selma.
900 and 435 pm. daily: and for TniOntown.
Dpmopois. Meridian. 900 daily. Dining ears.
For Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville, Chattanooga
Birmingham Meridian. vicksburg. New Orleans.
10. 10 p.m. daily. Dining
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga Nash
VILE, Memphis; 40 am; daily. Sleeping car
For Ashevile. 900 am, 80 pm. and 1o. IS
p m. daily. Dining
For Columbia. Summerville. Charleston Aiken,
Augusta. Savannah. brunswick, Jacksonville and
Florida points. $50 pm. daily. Dining car.
Tourist for California. Monday. "Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. AS pm.
For Danv1lle docaN. 7.S0 am. daily
For Harfsonhurg, $50 am. daily (parlor car,
8. 35 pm. fparlcr carr and 44O D. m. week DAYS
For Charlottesville docaD, 40 am. and 4. 10
pm. daily.
pm. daily; 3.35 pm. tparlor carr and 4.55 pm.
week days.
r, s. BROWN General Arant
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or complete LIST OF property for rent send 70
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL, RHFEM & HENSEY CO..
30 18th n

FOR RENT-l11 End ST NV: HOUSE con-
tafrs rooms and bath; In good condition;
1uSt the night location for rooming house.
Rent only ST so a month
THOMAS j. FISHER & Co Inc
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FOR SALEM NORTHWEST BIG BARGAIN
direct from owner. NEW SEMI DETACHED
brick. with every modern convenfence: HOT
WATER heat; open fireplace; unusually large
rooms; large double front and rear porches.
Nothing like 1t in the city for the money.
See II at once No agents. Address Box 240.
Star Office
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Institute
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Department ~ Arts and
Sciences Of the University OF MARYLAND.
Established 1923 Classical and Scientific Col
lage Courses leading degrees. Special adyan-
tages for students purposing study Law
Medicine. Military Department under army OH
Ger. Also Preparatory School for boys FITTING for
ST Johns or other colleges Term begins sept.
Is. For catalogue address
THOMAS FELL. IL n.
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FOR RENT D.D.THOM
2l2 Ind av. Or. b. .$3s. Is
2l06 ii NV, sr. b. 80. so
720 Quincy nw.6r. b27. so
81 Fla av ne. Or. b-2..50
ST. G. ne, ar. b. p 20
Como. apt. 3r. b. =. %. 90
I'LL N NV. Ar. b. il. so
1920 K ne. 7r. b. 20. 70
1888 Sd sw Or. b. .14.5O
GlS l. So. Or. ". Ia 90
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

Mercersburg Academy s "H. Of r TIE
paratory schools in America Developing in boys
those qualities that make of character ard
action Prepares FOR all colleges technical schools
and business. Send for catalogue. WA. MANN
IRVINE. IL. d. Headnarter. MercersburE. la.
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER
3-story home, rooms baths. front
and back porches deep yard: electric
lights, etc. Located 14th st. above Park
road. Cost, 7.425 new less than year
ago. Will sell for 1920 for quick sale.
Box 2US. Star office.
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.TS.
l343 II ne. ar. b. 20. 90
1922 Sherm av. 3r 90
135;; Mass av 50 .5r. ~. 10
COS Morris ne. 5r .blS.5D
l:H1 III ne. Or. b. 1900
1901 9Th sw. 5r. 1850
PROPERTY.
40S 18th sw.store 1880
l1O4-6 Goth NV ca. 10. %
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10i. FAIRMONT ST NV: q rooms bar.-
furnace heat nearly new and in excellent con-
dticn Rent only $3.50.
ALLAN F. WALKER d co. NC. 1895 G.
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FOR SALE-SUBDIVISION.
FOR SALE-SUBDIvISION. NORTHWEST BE
tween Conn. ave. and Wisconsin ave-: about
acres; houses macadamized St sewer and
water: located in the District OF Columbia
where ground is sold at SOC a SO. It. Price
$40. 900. H. f. HANDLER 90. TOO 18th ST.
Look for the red sign.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
sly RGnFS AN psTSy 600 ]D

Convenient two lines and within Il
minutes ride ~ downtown section. This house
every modern convenience and Is brand
now. new house At this price In tEis section
has never t-.foTe been offered We urge imme-
d ate inspection. Harvard st. llth street
rar = convenient.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-17
GU go out in it clad in breech


clout.
I'm the bandp' exclaimed Mick
elson. What d'yuh play?"
Them, said the Scotsman,
producing a seemingly deadly
weapon from under his arm, as
exhibit A.
Don't you point that at me-"
said Nicholson, "or I'll call the
police. What might the thing
be-"
1T might be a deceased cat,
said bare knees. But it's no.
It's bagpipes."
whats your name? ?" demand
ed Nicholson.
Donald Mcdonald"
"All right, Donald, me boy.
Come inside, an let me here yuh
operate on the bagpipes."
Donald followed Nicholson in
to the recruiting office. He stuck
one end of his awful looking in
strument into his mouth, he fray
ed the other ends out over his
shoulder, he blew into a skin bag,
and then he let loose regardless.
Nicholson danced about the
room.
Stop it," he yelled. stop it!
What d'yuh think this is D'yuh
think l want to be pinched for
runnin' a disorderly house in the
recruiting station O the United
States navy? Stop itp'
"Didna ye like the music?" in
quired Donald.
Its insanity" muttered Mick
elson. Music! Ouch! No, Don
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-17

ed, States navy is shy one likely
looking recruit today.
MccANN TO JOIN OTHERS
FOR REINSTATEMENT
Following closely the news
that several police officials re-
Gently discharged will seek rein
statement, James Hamilton Lew
is, attorney for former Inspector
Edward Mccain, who served a
term in Joliet penitentiary for
bribery, and who was later par
doned by Gov. Deneen, today no
titled the civil service commits
sion that Mccain will start suit
Monday for reinstatement.
1t is intimated that if the form
er inspector is reinstated he will
Immediately resign, but will put
himself in line for pension.
That there was any connection
between the petition of Mccain
and those of former Inspector
Wheeler and his four discharged
aides, Capt. P. J. Harding, and
Lieuts. Keleher, Enright and
Prim, was denied by attorneys
representing them.
The petitions of the recently
discharged men allege testimony
was admitted by the commission
on counts that were not included
in the notification to the defend
ants, that specific charges were
refused them, and that the evil
dence was Inexperienced by
the merit board.
Mccain was indicted and con-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
WEATHER IS STILL
 AGAINST MEETING
Los Angeles Aviation Fete Further Marred By
 High Winds

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 27-With broken silk garters flying and a 35- mile gale making sport of the drap- cries he had donned in the character of Miss Walker Of Seattle" Beachy performed probably the most exciting feats ever seen on DomingueZ field. The wind was sweeping crosswise of the course, making the death curve more deadly still, but in spite of that Beachy shot his aeroplane about in all sorts Of gyratiOns, frequently div ing from high attitudes to % feet from the ground. His only mishap was a broken garter.
 Farman Fish, the boy aviator was blown several miles out to sea and hidden in the fog. When he fought his way Lack against the wind. he was nearly frozen. Officials would not permit any amateurs up today.
 Parmalee went up 55C0 feet and volplaned down He also used a new Wright glider and maneuyered a while in the powerless machine. The meet closes tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Sparino the Rcd.

The bishop of Carlisle. Esq. Is ne believer in ~sparing the rod" and spelling the child In $. recent ad dress he dep.ored the soft notioni new being preached by people calling themselves humanitarisns." Tt ii said 10 be degrading 10 fog a boy. said the bishop. Well. am truly thankful that was often degraded ir that sense in my boyhood 1T I had not been so degraded then I should be more degraded now. We need ts eliminate these enervating. foolish soft anl therefore cruel notions from our educational system. This Is q matter not only for teachers. but foi parents"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
SIXTH CAMPS
 FOR ONE NIGHT
Cavalry Stops at Warren On Long Hike From Texas tO Fort
 Huachuca
OFFICERS AT CLUB

SiN troops og the Fourth United States cavalry, commanded by Colonel GalbIaith, arrived at Warren yes terday afternoon at : o'clock, en ronte nom Fort Bliss. at El Paso. O Fort huachuca. which it will garri. son. relieving the Sixth, which de- parted ior DeS MOines. Iowa, abOus two weeks ago. The Fourth is mali- ne the journey overland.
 The cavalry went into camp at War Ten and will remain there until : o clock this morning.. when they will begin the last lap Of their tria, stopping at Lewis Springs for the last camp before reaching the army post. Warren was as welcome tO the officers ard troopers as an oasis is 10 deseit traveller. Alter camp had been set, a special car transported the officers to the Warren District Country club. the privileges of the club having been extended them dur ing their stay here.
 Generous With Liberty.
 Col Gaibraith was generous in giy- ing shore liberty" to the troopers and many ot them were in Bisbe5 yesterday afternoon and last night They are a clean-looking. well-kOpj lOt Of men.
 The officers oi the cavalry were en- tertained informally at moker ct the Warren Country club last night and warm entente cordial was es- abolished with the officers who win be Bisbees ue.shbors for the next two years.
 There are 365 of the troopers and the officers are; Colonel J. T. Gal braith, Captain Lindsey, Captain Coleman, Lieutenant Richter. Lieuten- ant Nsyior. Lieutenant Martin, Lieu tenant Cools Lieutenant Tyler, Lieu. tenant Lyman. Lieutenant Keiffer Lieutenant Hall. Lieutenant Richards. DTS Burlington anC Thearle
 The slN troops and the pack train will pass through Bisbee en route 10 Tort HuaChua early this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
MODERN WO0OMEh ID
 RAISE TYLER RATES
Increase Will Be From Fifty to One Hun
 dred Per Cent

CHICAGO. Jan. 2Z.-The head camp Of the Modern Woodmen oi America has adopted the proposed re- adjustment plan Of increasing the life insurance rates of the society. l. then closed and adjourned its regular meeting here today The measure carried by a vote of 460 to POT.
 head officers that in 1914 under the present plans. the lodge will be un- able to pay $500 100000 Of its liabil ities or about S545 On each $1.0O0 The plan adopted today. which will be in force after one year, will in- crease the rates O. members under 54 years by from 90 to 100 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
MEAT PRICES
 ID 60 HIGHER
MexicO's Export Duty Is Certain to Be Felt in Markets of
 Arizona
RETAILERS BOTHERED

Between prohibitiye meat tariff il the United States aHd Mexico. and a sharr and unequal competition with the meat packers of the com try. the meat market men ot south crn Arizona are between the devil and the rolling. dark. deep blue ocean as Co getting beef at a price that will all"we them reasonable prfit.
 President Madero, accordinig to To- cal market men, has caused an eN- port duty Of g. per head Co be placed on beef cattle sent out of Mexico. Fine riders are authority for the statement that the duty will become operative about June l. The import duty on beef cattle Is SI,S5 per heaS and S2 for yearlings. That is one horn of the dilemma on which the market men find themselves perched.
 Packers in Market
 The other horn of the troublesome situation is that stha meat packers of this country are buying up all the available cattle on the ranges in this country. at price which the retailers cannot afford to meet, and make a profit on il without greatly increas- ing the price 70 the consumer. By the packers buying cattle by the wholesale, fat and lean alike. the re tailars are prevented from going in and buying only the fat ones.
 \ market man is authority for che statement that tAe price Of whole sale meat has been steadily increas- ing in Arizona for the last half dozen years. and unless congress removes the import duty on meat or makes reciprocity agreement with ths lower republic, the cunsSmer. the consumer of meat especially, will have to pay considerably more for the high cost Of living than al present
 Wants Duty Abated
 A market man yesterday ngured that the retailer would have tU sell meat at approximately five cents per pound higher to make the profit that he is making now, if the United States import duty is not abated and if MeXico's export duty of S. per | head is clapped on. With no garden save a goods box, and no fishing hoile cloer than the Gulf of California. the plight of lIr. John Jones, of Bisbee. when this left-handed mil lenium arrives. can be readily appre- ciated. but not discounted At this rate the cost or high living will be- come a negiigible consideration, and the high cost of living will become even a more pressing question than ] it is in this year 1912 4. D., and Of the Reign Of Taft the fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Good Prison Fare.

If what is said of French prisons be correct the wonder is that there are any people left outside. An official return Of the necessaries and luXuTies supplied recently to the prison depart ment shows that there is no stint Among the edibles supplied are 5000 tablets of chocolate. 1000 kiio- grammes Of butter. 5000 kilogrammes of coffee. S5,O00 eggs. new laid, of course; 50.OO0 kilogrammes of Bologna sausage, 2,0OO cheeses. 200 ktlo- grammes of caramels. and ten times that weight of other sweets A kiio gramme is nearly 2lz pounds
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
TO WELCOME NEW CARDINAL

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 27.-Boston Catholics. with the cooperation O. members Of the denomination through out New England, today complete the elaborate preparations for the welcome of Cardinal O'Conner upon his return home from Rome. The new Cardinal and his suite are pas sengers on the White Star line- Can opic. which is due to arrive here Monday. The ceremonies of welcome will be continued an entire week
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
VIRGINIA RAILWAY MAY EXTEND

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 27.-Stock- holders Of the Virginia Railway. al their annual meeting here today, vOt- ed to increase the capital stock from s36. GOO ,O00 to S65O0O.00O The added capital. it is understood. is to be en- ployed in extensive Improvements, with a possible extension to the Great Lakes through new lines or purchase of existing lines. The road was built by the late H H. Rogers and is still controlled by his estate.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Immense Impetus Given To Los Angeles And Vicinity By The Formation Of $1OO,O0OOOO Electric Railway Merger
 Eight More Electric Lines To Gridiron
 The Los Angeles District .l..

The capital stock ls SIO0.0OO. GOO. d. vided into l.00O.0G0 sBares of Sl00 each. The mcorporators are: Will San Francisco. R. c. Gillis and Paul ShOup Ot los Angeles, and Epcs Randolph. of Tucson, Arizona.
 Tins act Of incorporation conson. dates into one company the various electric railway interests Of the southern Pacific Company in South ern California and brings under one head the direction and management of all these properties.
 Tremendous building operations and extensions Of lines are contem. plated by the new company Some of these plans are being carried out now and construction crews are on the ground laying and preparing tracks over the rights of way. on the Van Nuys and Burbank extensions and the HollywoOds-W Watts line.
 MEANS TWO YEARS OF BIG WORK
 This vast scheme Of improvement contemplated by tine Pacific Electric Company will extend over a period of more than TWO years at least With in that tlmc thousands of laborers, grading and track crews and con structon forces Of all kinds will be employed night and day and will open mp to the workingmen of South eTn California and the country in fact. field Of labor hardly to be equaled in any section Of the world
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
CANDIDATES HAVE NJ JUST CAUSE ID
 MAKE COMPLAINTS
Precinct Nominees Asked tO Be Put on Ticket and
 They We're
BOARD ACTED WISELY

Taking one consideration with an other says the old comic opera song. police mans lot is not a hap py one. So it is with any public of- dce holder ne Is between Scylla and Carbdis. ile is cussed ir ha does and he Is alarmed ir he don't Re gently there was a statement made that since the State canyaSseTs are not counting tha precinct vote, some Of the precinct candidates pTpOs cd suing the board ot supervisors. unless certificates were granted When that article was published. lt was intend ed to inhct no discredit upon the board for the action which it pur- sued, indeed. the board could hardly do otherwise, and would have been open to censure if it had pursued any other course. The members were taking no chances on the validity of the election. they merely granted pc itions. and the request was for the benefit of the petitioners and on their responsibility.
 Criticism net Deserved
 One of the members of the board of supervisors yesterday commented on the statement of the precinct ol- dcer-elect who threatens Co sue. and said: We never have told any can Iidate that the election would be le- gal, or that he wbhl dobtain the of 4ce he sought The candidates ae6ed 10 have their names placed on the ballot If we had refsued and the canvassers had proceeded to the count of the votes. what a howl would have gone up, l think tho article in The Review has been misunderstood. for 1 have heard CriticA directed at us for our action. We merely want ed to be on the safe side We in- iuced no one 10 make a campaign, and in no way induced them to spend any money They wanted 10 go on the ticket. and they went oL- be- iieve some d;sgruatled' party has is,,- en this course to vent his spleen against the present members of the board. not for the action he criticises, but for some other matter of spiSa. If we had it to do over. l should ia vor acting inc same way again. and consider criticism at this time as m,sdirected and uncalled for. The new board can and probably will take the vote cast as advisory. and lct accordingly, if such contingency rises.
 No Suit Possible
 A suit on the ground threatened
 n.Ent last long enough to get into
 ourt, and that is all The candidates Shed 10 be put on the ticket, and heir request was gra-ted. They ave no grievance, for they obtained
 ust what they asked from the board Those offA c4is could grant no more
 4 the canyassing board seeks 70 and ioes ignore them. he gC!eyanC- lies n another direction There Will be no suit brought against the superyis DTS, it is safe -0 say. but ii there should be such a move, the costs will certainly be assessed against the rlaintiff or plaintiffs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
GERMAN gMPERoR's BIRTHDAY

BERLIN. Jan. 27:-Emperor Will liam celebrated his fiity-third birth day anniversary today. The usual court festivities were attended by
 royal and Trincely persons from all parts of the empire. Berlin observed the day as a general holiday. the fes- tivities being in the nature of a con tinuation of the Frederick the Great bicentenary celebration which has occupied the greater part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
No Suit Possible
KANsANs TO CELEBRATE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 27:- Hansans in the national capitol are to celebrate Monday the anniversary Of the admission of their state into the union Plans for the observance of the day by the Kansas association Jf Washington include a banquet and appropriate eXtrcises. with addresses by members Of the Kansas delegation D congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Aero pcromsnie."

Some months ago a learned profes- sor at ybe Sorbonne wrote to the Par1s ian papers proposing that the word ''petomane" be used as a term to des. ignate the aviator the word petomane being based he explained. on the Greek root pet" to fly Another learned person rays that the word harks back to the earliest days of aes- ostation. and quotes from Der Deutsche Merkur (the German Mer cury). published by Wieland at Vel mar. m October I7S3 which speaks of -Aeropetomanie." or the latest pro gress in flying