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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-04
MONTHLY MUSICAL,

Sunday evening the monthly musi-
Gale will be given by the Epworth Lea
que of the Grace M. E. church The
program which begins at $50 will
consist of the following numbers:
e. L. Lesson-Miss Elizabeth Hender-
son.
Song No. 80.
Vocal Solo-"Hear Ye the Voices"
Mrs. o. F. Jones
Piano Solo-Nocturne, Midsummer
Nights Dream" ..... Mendelssohn
Miss Ruth Hadley
Vocal SoIo-"I Come Unto Him..
Mr.. Ralph Little
Violin Solo-"The Largo. Handel
Miss Cornelia Shaw
Vocal Solo-"There's a Beautiful
Land on High" ... Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Harry Doan
Piano o-"Nocturne"-Op 80 No.
F. Chopin
Mr.. Norman Brown
Vocal Solo-"Rock Of Ages. 80 .Giffe
Mrs. F. w. Kruger
Song No. 159.
Announcements
E. L. Benediction
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-04

TO DUBLIN.
. Mr.. J. B. Baker and Mr.. George Ba-
ker will 60 to Dublin, Indiana, Sunday
to attend the Home Coming"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-04

STAG PARTY.
Mr. Carl Huber entertained with a
stag" party last evening at his home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-04

25 LADIES' WOOL SERGE DRESSES
correct in every way, practically all col
ors represented; these are all of recent
manufacture and late purchases, sold for
no fault of design or fabric, 0C OS
take choice at each .........%OsVO
LADIES' & MISSES SERGE COATS
all wool, the latest large collars-col-
ors: tan, navy and black, all sizes, from
Is age to 46 bust measure; these splen-
did coats worth up to $3.50, 07 OS
take your choice at - sOO
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

oi.ss to Baltimore and Return.
Saturdays and Sundays Via Pennsylyan,,
railroad. Tickets good returning until
9.O 9; N. Monday. All regular trains
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Warm Contest Starts
For Maryland Senator

Announcement by State Senator Blair
Lee. Of Maryland. Of his cadidscy for
the United states Senate 10 succeed
Senator Isidor Rayner. makes certain
2 warm senatorial contest In the State.
more county. will formally anpo,,nco
himself candidate IN a few days
Senator Lee 10 from MontEomery
county.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
THE WASHINGTON TINES FRIDAY DECEMBER 90 1917!

which was tastefuiiy decorated with
pine trees and Christmas bells. and the
playlet proved to be q delightful .Yuls-
tide presentation.
: Those In the cast were the Misses
Catherine Brodie, Angela Sullivan.
Marie Sullivan. Margaret sullivan. Mary
Stormont, Rose Fuller, Mildred Dillon.
Frances Tracy. Mary 0eier. Mary Dom.
Elisabeth Malloy. Ella Burnetts. Elisa.
beth Byrna, Rose Heaiy. Ethel Roddy.
Lydia Payette, Helen Riordan. Mar
saret Creager. Alice Crowley. Marie
Dcitx, Zeita Weide, Edith Lohmeyer.
Margaret Fenneli. and Catherine Har-
low.
Notre Dame Academy closes today
for the holidays. reopening January &
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
More Than Half of
Locomotives Unsound

More than 5000 of Z total OF little
more than 7t.Ooo locomotives examined
by inspectors Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. under the chief In
spector Of locomotive boilers. during
the last fiscal year, were found to b
defective. OF this number, a.37 werc
ordered out Of service for repairs. Only
once was II necessary 10 70 to the
courts TO enforce safety orders. and
only hve appeals were taken from the
inspectors 70 the chief inspector. Every
accident due to failure from any cause
OF Q locomotive boiler 10 being in
vestigated.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

TEDDY COASTER. 80 inches lons
and 13 inches wide; have hardwood
wheels. with iron rims: are made Of
hardwood throughout; varnished.
They are the best knockabout coas-
ter for boys. and are made 60 40
for hard usage. Tomorrow. .VOs3V
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

THIS BuCKBoARD with large
iron horse. and driver. steel wheels:
choice Of this or an automobile;
our 2Sc values tomorrow CS~
for ....................... SO~
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

increases apply also to the other navy
yards Of the United States. The ID
cresses granted were: Master cleo
isssSs sss oSs.as AK rU% sn 8 d %c:t'r % :sssr :ss
machinists. inside, from Si.H to 1.W;
master boatbuilder, from NO to N:oli
master mechanic. steel raksr. from 9s.si
500; master painter, from SS.eO to Ss;
master hagmaker, from N.tS 10 SS.0l.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Lieutenant Resigns.

Lieut.. Ward Ellis. United States Ma
and the resignation has been accepted.
He was threatened with court-martiai
for failure to pay debts. On a similar
charge . court-mafttal has been order.
ed to try Capt. Ward Jolly. u. Q. n. c.,
stationed at Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
WILEY AIMS SHAFT
AT HIS SUCCESSOR
Declares Adulterators and Debas.
ers Of Food Will Rejoice At
Alsberss Appointment.

Declaring the aduiterators ana Dc.
bassrs Of food would rejoice at the ap-
pointment Of Carl L. Alsberg - his
successor. DR.. Harvey w. Wiley. form.
or chief Of the Bureau Of Chemistry.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
NOTRE DAME GIRLS /
GIVE ANNUAL PLAY
Senior Glass Gives Christmas En-.
tertainment to Parents
and Friends.

"The Mystery" the annual Christmas
entertainment Of Notre Dame Academy.
was given by tho girls Of the senior
class today. Parents and friends OF
the institution filled the auditorium,
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
WAGES INCREASED
AT NAVY YARDS
6Gbstantial Raises Are Announced
BY Beekman Win.
throp.

substantial increases in pay for mas
TER workmen at the Washington Navy
fard. to be effective January /, have
been announced by Beekman Winthrop.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

The city council granted : 70
newai az the saloon license held b.
Charles Bergman and Ludosi<
paIigsovanna tor the AIssknn bar
The renewal n for one more year
Ju6gs Ronald yesterday threw
out Dc perjury cases against Ludo
We and nesrymAn. holding that
notary had no authority 10 admin
lister cstha IN = council invessiga
ton The perjury charxea were
based On testimony given b. Ludo
Vie ana n~rrymAn before the com
miltco of tke c0upcil. which In
veasfRnted The vicc charges durins
Otirs term.
The indictments charging Ludo
vic and Bcrrymsn with maintaining
uufsAnces in connection with ths
Arcade dance hail and other places
sttll stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

NEW ORLEANS, March l2.--Tc
drain 5000 900 acres OF American
swamp and overflow land. reclaim.
Ing them for agricultural pur'
pores. and nj the same time de-
stroy the present breeding spots
for disease. the second drainage
congress win this month devise
ways and means whereby each
state may cooperate with the fed
cra1 government. Edmund T. Per.
kins OF Chicago, formerly OF the
engineering department OF the
United States reclamation service,
II the acting president Of tho con
Ereks.
A territory nearly "A large AZ
the states Of Indiana. Ohio and
Kentucky Is now unfit for farming
purposes because OF It's lack Of
proper drainage. Nearly every
state has its swampy lands; Flor.
ida. with more than $4,000. 000
acres. leads. then follow Louisiana,
Arkansas. Mississippi. Minnesota
Michigan. and on down TO Okla
homa's $4,000 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

The port commission Win take no
hAasy stsps In the Iiarbor Island
serminAi This has been emphatic.
ally asserted In letter BY the com
Qiarton 70 n. y. Ayers. the Bush
Advertising man VINO came here 10
head The Pacific Terminals com
Dany.
I'VE want the terminals and
don't care Who builda them" Vas
the slogan that won The hsrbor
island terminal propositions. The
commtssion II going 10 act accord
in&iy. and will secure The bext
terms for the building Of The Ter.
minAis. Everything viii b. submit.
I'D 10 bidders. and tbs bc&, bidders
viii est ths contract.
n conection with this attitude Of
the port commission. comes The In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

SALT LAKE CITY. March IA.
Judge n 8. I>ovett. chairman Of the
executive committee Of the Union
Pacific Railway company. was too
III to leave his car or 10 see visitors
when he arrived here tonight from
Sparks. New. Julius Kruttschnitt
and l.. =. Spence. Hartman officials
with Judge Lovett. denied that he
was seriously III.
IT Is Just bad cold" was the
reply TO Inquiries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
Going Slow on Terminals

formation that Irving Bush. the real
head Of the Nov York terminals.
will b. here next month 10 look
over the situation also. Ayers was
not acting ~ 4 representative Of
the Bush company.
The port commission Will carry
out fully the original plans for tho
hnrbor development. and will not
sacrifice there 10 the least In spite
Of the protests Of certain Interests
70 make them : secondary consider.
alton. The commission II confront.
"a with additional difficulty IN ex,
pediiipg the hnrbor isiand matter
BY the resignation 81 Port Engineer
Thomson.
The commission has been unable
thus fnr to FIND > .uceezsor 10
Thomson. and be win probably stay
On the Job TIL the end Of the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
Bryan Tor Congress

State Senator J. W. bryan Of
|Bremertcn. now city attorney Of
tho navy yard city and editor Of
the Navy Yard American. has an
nounccd bis candidacy for con-
grcssmAnat.larGc ~ = progressive
republican. bryan directly op.
poses the nomination Of President
TAFT. comes cut for direct election
Of ". 4. senators. the income tax.
government ownerahip Of express
companies. prevention Of child In
Dor. and limiting the tern Of fed.
ernl Judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
coates MAD
At SOCIALISTS

~ Val444 KN~00 k~0018 VIM
SPOKANE Wash. March H.
The socialist organization u this
stats y in the hands Of 'impo~si.
btlities-'
n these words. City Ccmmls.
sioner u. c. Coates discussed the
action Of the socialist state con
ventton. which voted 70 sustain the
executive committee Ia voting out
OF tho party the Spokane local. ~
which he II tho head.
When socialism comes u viii ~
In spite Of the socialist party.
am aocialias IN prtuctple. hnt no(
OF their brand ~ politics. The -
ciaIiHt organization In this state n
controlled BY tho side door Pull.
man element Many IN the party
mako living BY belonging M.
chine politics must 70 whether
pFacticed BY republicans Or by 20.
cialfntn- Party lines should b.. and
win b.. eliminated from county aud
state ~ we'll A. from city politics. =
Coates wns formerly lieutenant
governor Of Colorado. He WAS
elected IN the non.psrt1san cleo.
tionx In Spokane last year ~ com
missioner. The socialists demand,
ed his resignation because he did
not proclaim himself q candidate Of
the socialist party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

uonal convention. Secretary Bos.
from Of the state socialist party
has laid cahrKe Of Islander against
Y. J. Brown. brown will be tried
oy local No. Q! Seattle next Sun.
day M result.
Another fight. chiefly made on
DR.. Brown Il IL believed. was mar.
rowiy defeated on the floor Of the
convention, when nm amendment 10
the state socialist constitution was
proposed 10 eliminate those who
were not wage earncrs from tho
privilege Of becoming socialist can.
didates for executive positions In
any city or state election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
w omen Wreck
bad" Saloon

KELLOGG. Idaho. March a.
Much disturbed by the reyeiry OF
miners In Frank Gauy's saloon at
Kingston. women. II n believed.
wrecked the saloon during the night.
Although an investigation failed 10
reveal clues. II Is generally admitted
that several women OF Kineston
know much regarding the affair.
An excellent wrecking Job was
done. Tables and chairs were
smashed. plate glass mirrors brok'
en-. Bottles were broken and the
floor was swimming with beer,
wines and whisky poured from
bungIcss barrels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
WILL ASK PEOPLE
ABOUT THAT MERGER

What do you think Of the merger
of the two telephone companies?
The city dads want 70 know. A
resolution BY Councilman Crfffitha
win give you = chance 10 express
your opinion to tho couneiimen ~
= meeting 70 be arranged BY the
franchise committees tomorrow. The
date Of the public meeting win be
announced II that time.
Grtffithx resolution read that the
merger Il unconstitutional because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

Robert 3. Hcskcth. the labor rep
rcsentAtive In the city council. viii
probably b. elected president Of the
council next Monday for the com
Ing year. Max wardail. who haa
been presldent during the past ysar.
viii not be . candidate for re-elec-
ton.
Il prefer to be on the floor Of the
council chamber" Wardali says.
There viii b. practically no changes
Ia the committee places Of the
couucilmen. Councilman-elect Mar
BILE. the only new member In tbs
body. Will be given practically the
same committee places. with thu ex-
ception OF the Judiciary committee.
as were held BY the retiring council.
man. J. Y. G. Kellogg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
HOT CHARGES LEAD TO
ROW AMONG SOCIALISTS

The grievance committee OF the
socialist party had it, hands full
iasw night A faction OF the Sc
attic socialist party was accused Of
having packed" the state copven.
|tion BY organizing three new locals
IL few days prior 70 the meeting
Of the state organization. This
charge led To severe criticism By
Chairman Sam Sadlcr Of methods
which he characterized AZ third
degree" employed by the grievances
committee to get certain informs.
ton from his wife, Kate Sadler
Accused Of making up state" Of
delegates TO be selected to the M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

himself agreed 10 : public cefe.
mony n there was q demand for u.
afnyor Dillin& and Coanciisnan
wardalI we're appointed - the com.
mIttee On srrsnermcnts Repre-.
srniatives d the various CONNER.
eial clubs. tho labor council and
other organizations. have been In.
vtted 70 meet tomorrow morning n
the mayors offiee to discuss the
character OF tho ceremonies for the
inauguration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

LOS ANGELES. March H.
Love that she believed was hope
less prompted Afisx Viola Carver.
"a. Of Tacoma. 10 shoot and NIL 4.
Edwin Edge. = realty dealer. &C..
cordinx to the belief Of the police
today. After shooting Edge. the
Girl tusncd her revolver 10 her own
head and pressed the trigger. The
hammer fell on an empty chamber.
the only empty one in the cylinder
The shooting occurred 10 the Of.
fees OF Freeman I Edge, Of which
firm Edge wsp junior member. late
yesterday. After coming 10 the Of.
fice and talking quietly with Edge
for five minutes. the girl whipped
. revolver from her muff and fired.
tho bullet piercing Edxe's brain
Following his death At thu hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

TACOMA. March Ia. Mlss viols
Carver - the daughter of John r.
Carver. = trusted bookke~rcr for
Mccormack Bros. large depart,
ment store merchants. They fiwe
~ STA North X. street. having come
here FROM Minnesota several years
exo Il II not known when Miss
Carver went 20 Los Angeles. and
her parents refuse to discuss the
case. Mrs. Carver Is Frustrated
and her father IL closing up affairs
II the store and viii make . hur
ried trip south In an effort to aid
hts daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
DREAMLAND OR OPERA
HOUSE FOR INAUGURAL

Either the Grand Opera house o.
tho presmland rink VIII ~ used
| for the public Inaugural d Mayor
elect George Y. Cotscrtll u noon
next Monday.
The council will meet At IL
O'Clock and will finish up its busi-
ness for Tie year pcrorc noon. Cot
|tertll yesterday afternoon. In = con
| ference with Mayor DtllIng. Council
men Erickson. wardall. Haas and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
Makes a Bad Ceuss Vanish
Quictdy-aad (hesply


v1,sS ,.s. sS S:f: :S cough sasss" sS
cQn0uere u % quickly AZ the rem
Finer ana jSsar sysup Gives A:
most Infant relief. and usually
steps the inQet obstinsts. dssp-ss$ss
q dough IN y hours Cns2us'se TOT
c.at nsn : osmpeand 81 Norway
Whits Pine extract. rich IN euaiaeel
and other healing pine eiemcn4 a
Ko-c<nt bottle makes pint~~A IAN
~ suppiy~-of the best cough rem
sdy that uonsy cen buy. - eavinn
81 q. simply mix With bent
as' NM sSsi se syssp ss e INNS fsaas
S SsI MIXING I'm : pist II srsnsiassd sassf
with N pint o. warm water. ana
sflrrtnr tor ! minutes
Chii1rsn like Pinsx Cough syrup
LIT tastsQ Good. and r. : prempts
safs rsmsjy 1or Old or YOUNG. slim
ulssss the appetite ana = r .sns'{
handy household medicine Tor
hoerssness, asthma. bronchitis, &c /,
and unusueliy effective for incipisns
vi PIpsS has ssssa BEEN initiated. but
never successfully. for nothing eise
VIII produce the same results. the
gsnaIns g sSaransss .s,s g x rssu nss
Your 5rugrist hes PineN. or will Ess
Il Tar YOU II not. send 70 The
fsnSr a.. r. wayne. Ind;
a. 5lf Bsss I & ss''lS a!.ssasSS::sss 9..ssis
- Nk>.~n.. 49, n lsss eerra~x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

LONDON. March f2s--As q re-
suit OF her experiences In Hollo'
way prison. Mrs. Emmcline Pank-
hurst. leader Of tho militant SUI
fraeettes. today Is in the prison
hospital III from bronchitis II ID
alleged that her illncss II caused
directly BY her confinement IN q
damp. solitary cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

Kidney or bladder troubles are
snoWn by such symptoms Az back :
eche, rheumatic pains and other
Val known signs, Treatment should
1Qus trouble arises. .<ufRhe foilowfnv
s s,.s Z prsseSip ION & - leading
h,'c NV one hair ounce Xr,d tract
sonn half ounce niurax Qm-
$500, six ounces good pnre -.
1axe one to two teaspoonfuis a{te(
efcn meal and at bed Time. All wei,
Ingredients Anyone can mir Thts
4ulckly restores weak, dcranee1
Ioueys, bladder and other urinary
organs. Advt : :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
HEIR TO RUSSIA'S
CROWN WAS MISSING

pAno faThs little
ofsn6
ps6 hsvs ssSsss trssndeus srstscsr u the g.se score
eusoia ted the hsef
hs pssss sre ee.nd ne sey was ssovsssd .ss = ~: ca.
sse inst - hsd ksnspe6 s rssued seed him. saying
doing there. tiny duke replied:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

San FkANCI1DQD,
Police to-day ore oGsu1l
In IN effort - tgoce =
shattering : rlr1o
downtown otor0
6. 200 worth q m V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12

S9&uS Pecctx N oreoo corooe unt-
FORM
ROME. March IT, Pope Plus has.
through bis secretary or state, Cnr.
dinal Merry del Val, refused Count
Pecct, commander Of the palasine
guards. the guard Of honor 1t the
Vatican, permission 10 fight duel
with Prince A1tierf. Who Mapped
the counts face during . chess
game. The count IL = nephew OF
the late pope, leo XIII: the prince
= nephew Of Pope Clement r.. and
- one OF the hest-known surviving
members OF the old papal. or black
aristocracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
STORM WARNING.

= a etoTIm which r. nov over
\ Northern California. moving
= east. viii cause high north.
\ east winds. later shifting to
= northwest. here today and 10.
= night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-12
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
TACOMA GIRL KILLS MAN

four hours later. the girl h said to
have exclaimed: Il ioved him. and
could not have him. that's why
shot"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-16
FL E A x ID
BY
e u B z

BALKAN generals are conhscating
all autos ought to make a deal with
some Of those Ridge road speeders and
turn EN- loose on the Turks.
WHEN they take those motion pic
lures Of Indiana Harbor somebody
please see that the Hon Charley Fow-
ler's baseball smile is included along
with the cement mills. Also, might
show Col. Mat sternberg at the lunch
counter cash register telling Brother
Westberg how the Harbor can land the
pennant next year
CHICAGO doesn't need to put on so
many airs. because it is to get sub
way Little Buenos Ayres, down in
S. a. has had one for years.
THE fres Of love viii not burn very
brightly when there isn't any anthra-
cite in the basement bins.
THAT rasping noise You hear toward
the east Is little Laporte busying her
self about sending her SIX Greek reserv'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-16

lists back to the Balkan imbroglio.
REMEMBER the old proverb about
happy is the man who hass memories
of pleasant days to fall back upon. All
happy were the days indeed when YOU
heard the trotting of the surrey team
instead Of the honk honk of the
Buick Sc.
APROPOs Of old Doc Cooks state
ment that 1923 years hence Wen all
be Eskimos around here. might mention
that there are now a few Eskimos in
the Hammond city council.
WHY all of this delay in the Balkan
ware The bantam nations and the
Turk coffee drinkers have been spar
ring around for two months without
that the combating armies are waiting
until the motion picture operators get
their cameras all ready? 1t looks that
way.
DESPITE eloquent persuasions on
the part of our special correspondent,
Hennery Coldbottle. he was unable to
convince the editor that he should be
assigned to Milwaukee,
1T is now UP to some rival editor 10
print that sehrank had a Hearst news
paper in his pocket when he pulled the
trigger.
NICE thing this government laundry
for washing money. In case anyone
slips some OF our public officials rolls
Of the long green fer a franchise