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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
E.ARENCE 3. sPERRY,
sDeciaI Com missioner.

JVSN4sI3 = N
State of West Virginia. County OF
Harrison. to-wit:
I. l. Wade CoTman, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF of said county OF
Harrison, do certify that Clarence 2.
sperry, the above named Special
Commissioner, has executed bond
with approved security before me. as
required by said decree, conditioned
according to law.
I. WADE coFFMAN, Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
A.DESIRNBLE BOARDER

I DI'SIIN-NI61E H60y<AANI'4-@.S
reads and answers ads when seeking
desirable place to board. RS the rule
the way. the habit OF people who
board. II you want to talk TO possible
new boarders. talk through a Tee
f-raul classified al!
tunitteS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29

Mrs. Presley Davisson. Of Jane
Lew. has been called here by the
critical Illness Of her mother, Mrs
Lydia S. Hon. Who is suffering from
paralytic stroke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29

toR aCEEo o.
tre4sur5 Tor mt quEP6se-s
According 70 the prov.sions q sa
measure the road must be one N
Is postroad- The Grst county, Of
several counties. joining IN the pFor.-
osition stands a good chance Of get
thg government aid in improEins
IL roads. AS set out In the measure
the work viii be done BY che gey-
eminent The question now is the
selection OF a suitable road Of about
afty miles long over which man =
carried and the raising OF $2O,OVo-
The matter should be taken up with
Governor GlasseOck
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personal security, bearing interest
from date. and lien will be retain
ed on the property as further secur-
ity-
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H. A. HEIETZE,

CIVIL & MINING Exc1NEER.
ucInze Building.
Exam nation and Development Of
Coal Property. Surveys made. Notes
Computed, Maps and Tracings Made
Blue Pri=.aine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29

Miss Agnes Hood is home from Bal
t:more spending the Thanksgiving
holidays
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

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Dat bic i'm ollgemeinen nur febr pers
ein3elt an3utreffenbc @leftriaitGtser=
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mDtoren ousgeriiitet pprben 1T, tpelz
9e bic CUR Strpmer5eueung Oienenr
ben Obnomoma19inen ontreiben.
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@afOlinmaf9inen Hals eierpe boree=
feben. Sn gleiGer Meife nirb Der
@trOm fir 3tpet tptitere Stationen
uuf ben Snfeln 8onaire unb Mrubn
eroeugt.
Ocs Happen Der Stobt
RDln mar gu pfinsiten beinobe I'M
8egriff, in elm neues, alerbings felts
James @epanb 81 f9Iiipfen. Sir
Die 9auptDerfommlung zines peibli.
den @erbanbes 1olte oIs RonereB=
obaei9en bas Mappen Der goitfrsieR
Gfabt ouf fpeiBe fsibene 8dnb6en
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9ee, 6os elm @raDeur oa5u ongefsr>
tigt battle, genauer angefeben purte.
entbedte er, bnB es in Iiebenspiirbis
ger @eife als !9ulbigung an bic Ua=
men onitott Der brei piirbeboIlen
Rronen iiber benz flommenben Map~
pen brei 5ierIi9e biibf9e = &offee>
miiblen 3eigte! Der Druid Der Mbs
sei9en tOnnte gum Slid nod pers
binbert neroen; bas gli9ee aber
tpurbe BON Dem @rapeur in oufpal>
Ienbem Corn i'm binterften MinteI
fetnes Slides begraben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

D.. 3. @sTemann, SslrtidE,
@. WP. Gmmert&, 9ilfs-S eirttdE.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
XANDER & PLUGGE.

1917 4Iebente SIraBts \. u.
9iye Wbistite, SIPS bic Gallons 40e baS
Quart unb oufpdris. Defenders 9mpsriaL
6 Sabre alt, So bic Salient. 75e has Quart.
Slb RsIiabls, 8 8. alt, 81 tit @al. 81 B. IN.
guitn alien Bourbon, gaIt u. Scpih @bieGey.
California Stsrrits, 81 bic SAL. 25e bae III.
ST. 81 bic @aa., 50t has Su. Seine impprlirts
Cherry pbsr pOrtr sint 50 bic Sail, 60r b. Au.
@ae Scrtta Branbits. Sums une Sins.
Calf. unb imp. &larsts, lcrit stasns prtIuns.
Nlt 5Orttn @sibwrins uns Rbsinptins.
grelsIiHs CUR 4srfiisune Sci. Rcrtb 7SS-
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Der Gader i'm eOnmenidirm.

@dbrsnb Der leBten fommerliG
parmen Sage tau9te in poris elm
Sonnsnf9irm auf, Oefen @riff mil
elmer beIonberen Worri9tung ausges
ftattet lit. Ser ni9t iibermGBig itari
ausfebenbe Stod birst in ieinem
Oberen Sell einen 3ierli9en 5d9er
BON SeiOenga3e Ober iapanif4em ga.
pier. Gin DRUID auf cine ettpas err
bObte STEELE Oes S9irmtnaufes ges
niigt, nm ben @riff gu Dffnen. Die
cine 9dlfte bes seipiKermaBen elm
JG9erfutteral porIteaenben S9irms
ftodes fliegt 5uriid, unb Der BARN
entbaltene 5dder lGBt fi9 berausnebs
men. 90 tann bic 8efiBerin beg
5G9er<@ 9irmes jsberaeit Bel al5u=
beiber Semperatur fi9 Riblung Sus
fd4eln, Obne ben f@ottenfpenbenben
S9irm sntbebren gu miifen.
- SIN Sabre 1915 peroen
@prpommern unb bic Sn1el Niiqen
ben Sag Der bunbertiG6riaen .3uqes
bOrigteit gu preuBen Feierli9 begeben.
Siefes Geft glaubt man ni9t belief
beseben au tOnnen, aIs inoem an
bieiem Sage pi9tige gemeinniiBiq,
4nitalten in 8etrieb sefebt tper6en
Die 2anbrdte Der beteiligten Rseif.
baben ben 8efdIuB sefaBt, in @reifs.
nalb Elm Sduglinesbeim unb in
Giralfunb cine 2ungenbeilanitolt su
srridtsn. Oas Sduglingsbeim tpsra
.tipa 100000, bic SeilanFaIt etiuu
$4,000 Mart toiten.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
BOND BUSINESS BIG
WITH MORE TRADE
IN GENERAL STOCKS
Improved Investment Buy
ing on Local Security Mar
ket-Prices Firm.

There was a decided improvement In
the volume of business in local securi-
ties both in bonds and in stocks. Gas
SIS and Traction SIS were the leaders
In the bond group, nearly $4,000 par
value changing hands at III for the for
mer and 110M@111 for the Traction SIS,
with the bulk OF the trading in the
latter. Railway as sold at S6A, and the
Potomac Consolidated SIS were slightly
lower at 102b. Trading was entirely
OF the investment order.
Railway common attracted consider
able attention at S9h. The preferred off
from e4lh to 94A coming back to 84A.
Capital Traction showed on the sales
list for the first time in several days
and several points higher, 12sh being
the ruling price.
Three quotation lots of Gas brought
S6%. Mt Is reported that insiders are
quietly taking on a little stock.
OF the typsetters, Mergenthaler wat
steady at 2l7, Lanston quiet but firm
at "a.
Eastern Light & Power strong at 1910
12S. 1t Is likely that this stock will soor
be listed on the New York Exchange.
The election of ID. Southland Parker
as president of the Union Savings Bank
predicted exclusively in The Times, or
Thursday last, occurred yesterday.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Wholesale Produce Harriet

Eggs--Nearby. fresh. ls1i per doz.; South
ern, 1sc.
Cheese-New York. new. I7a1so per lb.;
fiat, leo per lb.
Butter-Best. print. $50 per h.; tub. $50
per lb; process, 800 per lb; undergrades.
28a30c per lb
Live Poutry-Hens, 16c per lb.; chickens,
26a80c per lb. {; springers, S4as6o per lb. roos-
ters, Sasc per lb.; turkeys. 1ba17c per lb. !;
iOc per lb,; ducks. 12a14c per ib.: keats.
young l2a14c per lb.; old. 1oal2c per lb.
Dressed Pouitry-Turkeys 15a2oc per lb. +;
chickens, 2oa26c per lb.; hens. 1sal1c per ID. !
Green goods-oranges: Florida, s3.ooa4; %
per box: California, s2.60aS per box; grapefruit,
S. bOaLOO per box; apples, S3.6oa4.o0 per Dbl.
potatoes, new. 800; old, $500 per sack
celery. TIC per doz.; kaie. TIC per Dbl.
spinach. s2.oo per Dbl. carrots. soc per bas.
crate: sweet potatoes. $500 per Dbl. lemons,
So. 5oa4.Oo a box; strawberries, sa1oc Per
box; cucumbers. $50 per basket; tomatoes.
2.5oas.oo per crate; peas, $1.26 per basket
string beans. 81. 90 per basket.
Live Stock-Calves, prime, Slaa9o per ID.
medium. 7ase per ID. |; common. 6asc per ib;
old sheep, $500 per cwt.; lambs. spring. sc
per lb.; medium. 7aSc per lb.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
New York Cotton Market.
TomorroW's Entries
At Electric Park

First race-selling; threee-year-olds
and up; six and half furlongs. Iravei
Light, 100; "Vesper, 105; Red jacket, ITO;
Court Jester, 107; 'Rapacious, 100; over
look, 1O7; Adolanta. liz; Exicutante. 1oo.
Second race-Selling; three-year-o olds
and up; about Ave furlongs. Demoness,
Chiffon, SO; Hibernica, 106; Teddy Bear
1O6; District Attorney. 1o9; Catula, 90.
Third race - Purse; two-year-olds;
about five furlongs. Grosvenor. 1O4
Lady Anna, 112; Oriole, 112; Winbert
liz; Dogwood. liz; Benzoate. 10; AL
cinus, 104.
Fourth race-Selling; three-year-olds
and upward; seven furlongs. Monsieur x
10; Catroke, III; Gilbert, III; Susan,
1l0; Jack Burdette. liz; Heinous. D2
sBlack Branch, 108.
Fifth race-Selling; three-year-olds
and upward; seven furlongs. 'Sir Ed
ward, Ill; Lord Wells. lis; Deduction
104; Premier, liz; 'Agnier, 106; Joe
Gaitens. lib; Casque. lib.
Sixth race-Selling; three-year-olds
and upward; about five furlopgs., 7: B
gpears, 106; Leialoha, 98; Eventide, 109
SArgonaut. 1O4; Musk Melon, 1O4; Moliie
Kearney, 9S; Ynca, 109; Emperor Will
iam 100.
Seventh race-Selling; three-year-olds
and upward; six and half furiongs
(Note-This race closes at the secre-
tary's office at 2:SO p. m:)
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Realty Transfers

MT Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Theo. ].
Morgan ct ux to Edgar Works, lot 27s,
block 4, So Edgar Works conveys same
property to Ada jackson, $40.
Petworth-Thomas Bones ct al. to George X.
and Agnes H. Shields, lot "A. block IS, $40
Center Eckington-Joseph J. Darlington ct
al, trustees, to Frances s. Ettinger lot
%, block 10, $3.50.
i7H Oregon avenue northwest-John w. Lew
is ct ux. to Herbert P. Carlisle, lot $50,
square l52. $40.
Observation-Disclosures M. Harrison to Lille
. " McCullum, lot e5, block a. SO
Petworth-William NJ. Terrell ct ux to Sam
uel Z. Stonebraker, lots 1o4 to l07, square
"a, Sl0
X street southeast, between Eighth and
Ninth streets-Kate b. Way 10 John p.
and Georgie A. Frost. lot 2S and part lot
"a, square Rs, So
Z street southwest, between Delaware ave
nue. and South Capitol street-Abnsr H.
Ferguson to Arthur c. Moses, lot SO, square
go. so.
Petworth-Rennebunk Realty Company tc
Samuel q. stonebraker, lots los and 100
square n. $40.
Echngton-same to same. lots 80, 40. and
Al, square s, $40.
Petworth and Eckington-samuel e. Stone,
bralker ct ux, to William NJ. Terrell and
Charles f. Wire, lots lO4 to 109. square "a
Petworth, and lots 80, 40, Il, square 8
lexington, so.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Wall Street A9uaas the Verdict of Ohio Primaries
METAL STOCKS SHOW GOOD TONE,
WHILE RAILS ARE GENERALLY
FRACTIONALLY OFF.

some Importance. The strength in Ma
tional Lead was evidenced by points
net gain, but there was no apparent
strength for this excellent showing,
The gain In Tennessee Copper was ~,
from 44% to 46jk, while Lead rose to 5s%
froh b71b, but went back to bS%: Anal.
gamated Copper moved UP y of point
4nd Smelling VI.
The old standard rails were slow:
slightly lower to q fair average OF
parity with the final figures Of MONDAY
Canadian Pacific continued its advapc.
ing tendency with better than a point
gain. Union Pacific dropped Y, rose 70
and held steady at 170h through the
noon hour. Reading lost u ana came
back for u point recovery. Southern
Pacific and St. Paul were Y higher;
Northern Pacific gained V.
Despite uncertain tendencies their was
fair current of strength under the
list.
In the second hour of the afternoon
the metals acted well. but a little
slower, while the rails generally eased
Off Y to v, and Steel common re-
mained in the 20 peg.
Business was very slow, ana poiitlcs
evidently played a more important
part than traders give credit as an IN
huence.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
INSECTICIDES

DRIVE out the bugs before the bugs drive
you out. c. T. Hunters Cedar Spray will
do the trick quickly and efficiently. Used by
U. s. Government and endorsed by the heads
of departments; used by over s. 900 families
in d. c.: pint can with spray S5c. 113 Pa. ave.
N. w. Phone Main SASS. Wanted agents
everywhere. We sell Hunters Floor Oil,
80 cents gallon.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. May 21-wall Street had
its ears to the ground today, listening
to the returns from Ohio, and it's eyes
were directed in the same direction.
Under the circumstances the record
Of transactions will be small, likewise
the fluctuations, save in specialties, Will
pot be large. In the latter group are
the ooppers, Tennessee Copper leading,
National Lead, a strong second, and
Rubber following In the wake of the
procession, the old-time leaders and the
general list of industrials and rails
trailing. with now and then transac-
ton and a fuctuation. but with COM
paratvely little interest
The gossip from the Street Is OF the
same more or less negative character,
much Of the ticker talk indicating that
the traders do not care about the Ohio
returns one way or the other, matter
which will be more correctly under
stood with the action on Wednesday.
Copper Is said to be selling at 1871 a
pound and some sales have been made
at 1914 This is the cause Of the espec-
ial strength in the metals. Rubber di-
rectors will meet today and are ex-
pected to have a new financing plan OF
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Washington Gas SIS, s2.5oo911l. $1,000
Ill, 81 l,0O0a111, 8, ,ooo4111
Capital Traction IS, siooqll1. $1,000
s.. H .6ooaiiS%. Su il, ,OoSSiioS, caH a.SSSsiiSS,
Sl,OOoa110%, s1.o0oa11ON, S,OOo@111. s4.OoOd
III.
Washington Railway and Electric
As, $l,O0OqS6k, 81, 000qS6k.
Potomac Consolidated IS, $1,000
102I. .
Capital Traction. 25@12s, 2912s. 5@12s
Washington Railway & Electric, com
mon, 251S9lh, 25ds9Ib. 25Gpsa1h. 5GTsots
Eastern Light and Fuel, 1O9127, 100
12s.
washington Gas. 8Qs6%. 256s6E.
Mergenthaler, 10q219, 5G219, 1Oqz9
642l9, 1042l9.
Lanston. 5dA.
Union Savings Bank. 1880.
After Call-Washington Railway and
Electric, pfd. 2a941a, 1oa94A, 10994h
10G94%.
Lanston, 1O994, 2O9e4.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Judge Says Brandt
Must Serve His Term

NEW YORK. May A.-The appellate
division today denied a motion made by
Mirabeau l. Towns on behalf OF Foulke
II. Brandt for a stay OF the previous
order remanding him to Dannemora
prison. The court says that no reason
is shown why an order staying the pro-
ceedings should be granted, and that II
the Judgment of the courts Is correct
1.-The proper place for the prisoner is in
States prison serving out his sentence y
Brandt. therefore, will be returned to
Dannemora.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, washing
ton, May Goth. 1912. Sealed proposals viii
be received at this office until O'Clock, p.
M, May Slst, for furnishing and installing
conduits. wires, fixtures, and lamps, In the
Sixth Police Precinct Station, this city.
Proposal blanks. blue prints, and necessary
information may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer ID. C. CuNO II. RUDOLPH,
JOHN A JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v. JUD-
my9O-t
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. Ills 2sth street north
west, May 30, 1912.
meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany, for the election OF seven directors. will
be held at this office Monday, June 3, 1912,
Polls open from II m. to p. m.
Books for transfer Of stock will be closed
from May 20 to June 3, 1912, inclusive.
ROBERT MIDDLETON, Secretary.
L.
GENERAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Having discovered that various persons are
using my credit without my consent, here
by request that all orders for credit to be
charged 10 my account be presented In writ
ing; otherwise their claims will be contested.
, RICHARD II. COZZENS,
A1e 18th st. N. W.. 72e 18th ct. N. w.
CoNTEsTANTs washington Herald Book
lovers Contest send self-addressed stamped
envelope and receive answers to first 20 pic
lures free. Address p. o. BOX 1856. Washing
ton, ID. G.
DR.. A. v. HALL, Veterinarian,
SPECIALIST IN DOG AND CAT DISEASES.
07 9TH ST. N. w. PHONE MAIN 1859.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by A
G. Plant & Co., 1415 @ street northwest.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
Sues for $4,000.

Damages in the sum of $4,000 are
asked by Joseph C. Fountain in suit
filed in the District Supreme Court to-
day against the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Fountain claims
he was injured in boarding a street car
near NJ street and Connecticut avenue
northwest.
The Washington times., 1912-05-21

PLANO TUNING, $3.50; POLISHING. 81. so;
All player piano and organ work guaranteed.
Main 26s or drop postal to HERMAN'S
PLAYER-PLANo SHOP. lI2o Pa, ave. n ".
The Washington times., 1912-05-21

EVERYBoDY's using 1T now. whAt7 En-
terprise Floor OIL, Sc gal ENTERPRISE
HARDWARE CO.. 81 AN st. N. w. -
The Washington times., 1912-05-21
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman q Co., New York G. B. Chapman,
manager local branch. Colorado Building.
Open. High, Low, Last
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-23
Modern Woodmen to
Debate Rate Issue

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. IA convention
OF the head camp of the Modern Wood
men OF America, composed of about 800
delegates. representing the 150o.0W
members Of the order throughout the
country. met in this city today to con-
slider and act upon the question Of
raising the insurance rates. The high
er rates are proposed In order to con-
form with the so-called Mobile law. a
measure agreed upon by a convention
or fraternal insurance organizations
held at Mobile q year ago, which de-
cided upon uniform rate in order
to meet the requirements of the insur-
ance laws Of many Of the States. Many
OF the local camps OF the woodmen
have protested against the proposed
increase. and the opposition has gone
so Tar as to threaten secession from
the parent organization II the assess
ment Is raised.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-23

ly managed, ought to have sseadying and modsr-
ating effect on prices. The very fact that egg or
butter may now be kept for long periods without
serious deterioration whereas few years ago that
was impossible, ought to make prices more even, and
on the whole more moderate The cold storage plant
ought to operate just the grain elevator does The
wheat goes into the elevators, for the greater part
within comparatively short season. but there IL no
flour famine and skyrocketing Of prices as soon as
Il s an In The hens and cows are good deal more
steady and reliabls producers than are the wheat
fields The fact seems to be that butter and poultry
supplies are more completely controlled by manipu
lators than other necessaries and that therefore ad
vantage is taken Of the consumer on the slightest
pretext.
The necessity for thoroughgoins regulation Of the
cold storage business, and for inquiry into the
bnations that dominate in these fields Of enterprise
is palmer right now than it has been heretofore
Congress has "a duty to perform, and there is little
doubt that the antitrust act could we'll be set at work
ahalyzing some Of these combinations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-23
Orangemen, by Ruse,
ThWart Home Rulers

BELFAST. Jan. 2a.--By q clever russ.
1t was learned today. the Orangemen
will be able to prevent the big home
rule meeting here on February s. at
which John Redmond, Winston Church.
Ill and other prominent men will speak.
Today the Belfast authorities leased
Ulster Hall to the Orangeraen for an
anti-Home Rule demonstration en- Feb
ruaV Z. 1t is regarded as certain that
the opponents Of home rule viii hold
the fort" all night and until late on Feb
ruary s, preventing the meeting which
the advocates of self-government IIe-
land had planned.
IT was believed here today that by
fully thwarted the home rule meeting
and probably avoided q situation which
would have resulted In much blood
shed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-23
MOORE AND JOHNSON.

II is necessary, Of course, to accept as quite lit
era the explanation which Congressman J. Hampton
Moore gives for his resignation from the District Of
Columbia Committee. Mr. Moore has been senior
Republican member, and in resignng assures Chair
man Johnson that he is not moved by any dsaection
with the chairmans policy.
Mr.. Moore is fortunate in having other excuses
than the one that would be more than ample IL he
didn't have the Others
reports that other members Of the committee contem
plate resgning by way of expression Of disgust with
the chairman.
We do know that, whatever may be the sentiment
of committee members, the disgust pervades the
general membership Of the House-and elsewhere.
1t is fortunate for the people of Washington that
Chairman Johnson, long as he is determined to be
the enemy Of the town, lis moved to carry his antag
onism to such extremes. A more moderate and skful
man might, in his position Of power accomplish good
deal to the detriment Of the Capital There are fewsub
jects which Congress is compelled to deal with, con-
corning which Congress knows less than the business
of Washington. In the past District Committees,
presumed to be expert and informed, have been fol-
lowed almost slavishly. The incompetency of Sam
my" Smith cost him his hold on the confidence of the
House, and in the later period of his Craftsmanship
his support Of measure was almost the guarantee
that it would have the opposition Of intelligent men,
bers. That gave the House lesson in the necessity
of knowing something about Washington affairs, and
equipping itself for independent consideration.
Two or three years ago it would have been safe
to predict that whoever he might be or whatever his
policy any other chairman would be 4 better chair
man than Sam Smith. But hats off to the little
man from Michigan. He ought to feel nightly
pleased with himself 1t has been demonstrated that
worse chairman than he Is quite possible.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-23
PRESIDENT DOES
NOT WANT CUTTER
FLEET ABOLISHED
Makes Correction OF Public's
Impression as to His
Recent Message.

pr..,A... N. :. ~. .l.. s.
e'oent Tart mas authorized
statement which Ia reassuring to poo
pie interested in the Revenue Cutter
Service. either a. amntoya. ~ hon..
aciaris. - ~ pioss
ats Va st service. ne says ne
0my and efficiency should be n recon.
mendation for its Adjustment from
the seas. hut rather "a. ice corsoiid.-
tion with ~. . ior ''s cohsou
Irs,s.s. navy. =.
rrienos OF the cutter service all
over the country have risen to pre-
vent, IL possible, the Adjustment Of