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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-10
HITS FREAK HOME Run.
Granger Drove Ball Into Gopher's
Hole

Guthrie. Ok Dec 10.-'-Granger'
Woods who used TO star il: the box
for Oklahoma City during that city's
.s2rticfpatjon in the Western As
ISOLATION, won a holly contested base
ball game, during the past season, at
CantO, Ok, when a ball that he hit
through the ShOrtstOp rolled into q
gopher hole, giving Woods a home
run and the only tally in the game.
The play happened n the ninth in
ming.
Both Woods and Woodwork. who
opposed him at Canton, were pitching
for Watouga regularly, but having an
of day they agreed 10 pitch for Can
ton and Hitchcock Both pitchers
were going at their best and the two
teams were unable to hit when hits
would bring in runs. There was con-
siderable rivalry between the two
boxmen and this was the first time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-10
STORER HONORED AGAIN
Football Star Heads Team to Revise
HymnaI-

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 1o.-Having
retired from the football season with
laureIs, Storer, the speedy Harvard
tackle, who swooped down on Wheel
er's fumbIed punt in the recent Yale
game and then dashed across the goal
line for the first touchdown Harvard
is to add new hOnors to his list Har-
ward is to revise its college hynna1
and Storer has been selected to lead
the literary team in that difficult
vrnrk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-10
BRUSH WILL Is FILED.
Giants Owner Makes Team Trust
Estate-LeaEes S1.5OO,OOO.

Indianapolis. Dec 10.-The Will of
John T. Brush, late owner of the New
York National League Baseball club.
disposing OF an estate estimated to be
worth 100000, was fled for probate
here
Aside from a number of pieces of
bers OF the family. the greater part
personal property, bequeathed mem
of the Brush holdings. including the
ball club, is made a trust estate and
given into the care of Harry y. Hemp
stead Of Indianapolis. a son-in-Iaw
and Ashley Lloyd, of Cincinnati
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-10
FOUR PLAYERS HURT.
Semi-Pro Football Heroes Are in
Hospital.

New York. Dec. 10.-Four football
players are in a Brooklyn hospital to-
day with injuries of serious character
received in a cham ionship game yes
terday between the ''Buuocks'' and
ffVernOns.r' two seni-professional
teams. The injured ones are the cap
tain. haIfback. fulIback and right end
of the '-VernOns," who were defeated
- TO o. All have broken bones and
conclusion of the brain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-10
Famous STAGE Beauties

look with horror on Skin EruptIons.
BIotchess Sores or PimpIes- They don't
have them, nor viii any one, who uses
Bucklen.s Arnica Salve- It gIorifieS the
face Eczema or Salt Rheurn vanish be-
fore 1t II cures sore lips. chapped
hands chiIblains. heals burns. cuts and
bruises Unsqualed for piles Only sc
at Campbell Drug Co--Adv-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Sie Wad)t Ses @clocs.

AlS Der aronprin5 in Bonn pciltc.
ilihr CT audi nal nad &oln. Bic
&lltider. Die booon gehort batten,
mollten i'm Nerne ieben uno pesholb
porher feline 6iibrc olntebmen. Der
aronprin5. Don allen nift gefannt.
mill bon ciuem &iltId,er. aeiabren
iein. Ooh oicier Weigert lid, bu er
porber Den @rouprin5cu iehen wplle.
Gieier peripriht. ooS IeifGbe. mo
nit Dem &eriprcden or erhalte Elm
guteS Sriufgeio. lGBt Ger Altifer
lid Durnlf elm, MS ser arrupriuj
ibm am Shluiic Der S0brt 10 Mari
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

Idltellt. no ilnidt Die @iitt is, III c.
nero NppIob5 gcflatldt, III c rlcl
SG)0nlp0bnsEropic gent los. Gent
leBt lid, Der &no0cllepp mi0bcr bin.
roudlt lei llpntdn III trintt lei &Sct
aanj aelnictDlid, III oes @rdntno-
Tobn gcbt los, III ri5eiteo lei 0dnic
Gortroa. Gem fimmt noticrlit, cclt
lltid) nad) Dem afmcrn, icbcr nit
.ccncm ricl SdGmpdbn Gropit analL
I'M llnd) Dem icBtc Guild finn1c mios
Der Die 3crrcnrouic. Mtditcrs I'm licoe
ocl &nobeliepp SIT Dem Sttccrtc HotD.
Ter Erclibcnt pllln &lcenc Huth he
9riiBt ocr allobeliepp init DEM AroBe
Sumlpe Wei. apIucr CT hrondlt 0bIo.
lutli nir Sc ioge. Gr tOrilt ocs @ronls
mofohn IA. IN bic fcinite ,NtGbh III
Sid)orrncnie" Antrport Mi Den Dor
trag fintmt RATS I'LL c% Neht mioocr
chi gppIobs nit riel SfGnp6bus
Sropfe &uolle.
Sor bic 3e"rrcnlonic. MGItcra bob
Sh 5llerid)t "a ;pee lllaucsS eitnauta
gcbentt. nit Nclm iii SdGrpc III
Sporc lm MpHpffcla III iehttaricrD
Murf Sful0e, amlpcr beiln ilucctc
niidptcrllc @coantc hot Wtid) bic Gis
DID geid)troffc. bciIcr 5lpee Nu2tallidl~
Ero1eIlors SC neiltlne, bceoc nit
StobppcipS III Der enc nit c Eunr
Spectafles III Der nlllIerc nit {
3lpitcr. SdNpnrSe @lopes miliIe lie
aad) aabnlulpc, III Der eellc nrllB lei
Regeidcrm p~crlorc hompe III Der on
mere ntllb en- in 8e0anfc erQcllo no
6alplpe id)tebe loiie. In oenu miiiiC
Ole 5lpee ErofeiiorS Robler. Sf6tS
aa;iehc. oes is Nct groBorttGld,tc 81.
DID, oes nero npmclttlid, and) hGnoi
rcifimn1e for ole Shleppefnr. III,
for sic Dtaafcr1bD fonue lic bcnm add
miOber for 3crrempnic.M ditcrs 10 Die
Srin5 I'M Die Yrinjeiiin &nrniunl
lorpe. Is lper nGmlid) oes alercrIdtc
Mpl let beB Ser Erin5 I'LL Die Erin.
5eiiin aarnipul al Sorabdf finln1c i'm
90 TIM Die Holers Elites bGlnbi ret
! fintmc. 81 fohrs, nero arg &c.
id,impft I'M geftdt merOc, upipcr ocs
is 9rob, no DER Silln1or III ,Spn Scr.
prn 'reifinmt. ~4,s
Sbuen 0cs Ndnllid)c piinld)enh
Nit MigarbS poltrs
Sphu II i,tj dl. GSo,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
l1maanacnee @crbpt

Ir5t: I'D hoife. Sic haben mcille
&erorNnungen genait befolat unh 81.
rem Monm tdglid, ltitr Elm @las @icr
Acgebcn,,"
Sraii bes Gatienten: ,8eruib. lcrr
Noftor, obcr or bat id,ou nlli pier
@od)en SoriGub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Sin 0immeriatt.
(slnnollcc.)

Seue fiillf iungen 0anlen III plais
blallen Hoben, sic in @egleitung ci.
mes 1lteren Serrn geitern i'm alirlas
Ion InBell. mer0en ppn Dem Serrn I'M
nilgriinen InSug Inn Wittheilung crr
ilid)t. Of a%lnGhcrung mOalih. @efl.
Tahrid)t inter rSbcerpic" poItla.
Qeruo erbetelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Sin prattiidJcs MGbei.

Sreumoin: YNlIo Ser Sdmicrlc
nat 9ir ctmos ms &~eeliealbun &C.
ihricben2"
nd, ia. cin rci5cubcS @cbid,t id,
bnh's gIcit am nad,Itcn Sag iiir iiini
Marf oil cine ipriIde 3citIhriit per,
talft,,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Nus eincrn 9tp,nauc.

~Glpig lper0c id) bid, an &1Itoen
tragelt, meme fleinc Glie!" iagte Rit.
oolf jl ieiner @rallt. illben CT lie felt,
hcrtb iitr Grbc gleiten licf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

IcBtc iif. 9todl elmer gSeilc obcr.
pnhreltb meldler or oiicnbar ieine
Strilnlpfc u1tcrilrd,t batte. ipradl cr
iorltlg 81 Dem @crru: y0ic t6nllen
Ste etmns bchnltpten. mas gar lild)t
lpoIr .tit?" "y9tid,t r>abr?" uericRte
Scncr. ia, mic molleu Sic oelm III
Shrc Striimpie fonarieil, tpenn Slc
lift in ciltclt ieOen Gin Nrebes God
h0ttCrl2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Srnntpf.

GrofeiiorSBattin Gid nit elmer au,
Ocrcn 5anfcnb): mo muS M.
ierc MGnlcr aIbetriift. ilber oen met
niaeu itebt cine holbe Seitc uleDr I'M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ats iibcr oel,
Sbrigen.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Mic pfiffia limb bod bic &lcincn

Sron StranS hat ein NGBd)cn @ciit
gefunit nno mod)tc y gleid, in Die
1roBc 6loIde umleercn. Iber mie?
Gnolif entitlieBt JIG lid, ielbit I'm
eInen Sted,beber ju gehen. 9sad) einer
holben Stnnbe fumlmt lie mad, SalIe.
nShauerl, mas tblt't OIL benu nit
Dem groBcn Hfeiietrobr POM 8eIcl,
len?"
"Wtiltter, oos gcht prdftig, Sfali,
lf bob penigitells idon einen Siter
nit DEM Eieifcnrohr rilbergcbrud,t.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
8cmmtbiidl.

Referenoar: Sic iino ocS 9anN.
ltrcidcns augeflagt. Sobcu Sic par.
mittel2"
Sanoitreider: .@arum? Sino
Ser iungc SEER uielleiht IN GerIrgcn-
hrit2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Mud ,uabr.

Sater: I'D begreiie nid,t, nie
mon 10 fall iein fam. fiir mih lit oic
arbeit oas cinsise Sefaniigen."
Sphu: ga, ober Yapn, mir iiilo
BOD, nidlt gum Serguiigcn nui Der
@elt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
- ~ Y
Wctrpifcu.

Gin nlgeltidter Gnrtrdtnlalcr
la1tc jt cincm linn b%c8eancnber Sc.
tounieu: ySereits iedls Nal mar Idl
i'll Sbrcr Wobmung. bate abcr ne
oos Slid, Sic ST. treifen."
81" perieetc Sencr trofcn, Dor
ilher munoerc id mid oall5 mo gar
nidIt; oeru men bGtten Sic mubl id)oll
gc%troifen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
StnnBte 6clegen felt.

8cd Gllm S6neiOcr): n9eoaure,
aber id) fam Sbnen belte fcilt @elb
aebeu. ebeu mar ndnllih mcilt Edit
tier bier. Den-"
Sdneiber (ibn mlterbredlrnoA;
ga id pciB, if bin ibll ouf Der
Sreppe beaegnct. Gem hoben Sic &c.
iagt, Sic fonnteu ihm itid,ts. mebel,
neil Sic Sbrcn Sdueioer bout be.
Sablen wolicr, alio, bitteLbicr' tit oie
Hed)nung!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
I'm 3ueiicl.

@anlcr (beim Nusiiiacn cIucr
3%dhlfartcj: Ia. iou ih nm nteiu
9cDerbc dnacbcn. SefSmol hobc
id) citae5rod)clL mo ichsmdl bin idl
ans Dem @~eidngniB nl%rsgcbrodlell.
Soa i'd nm Ginbreher oocr sl-sbre,
der idlrelbell?,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
6cfGi .jrltdl.

.@urum gehIt iii oeum Seinem
Sreuube, Dem Sdldllipicler Sltrioio,
nits Dem @eae?"
Ser hot iid) IN leiltc l~lellcite Hole
ais Stnoent 10 ~hincin9clcbt, ooB er
Sebeu anpumpt. Der linn beNegnct."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

.Seancr,"
yGm. @nuOcu miinideu?"
otSiiN mid friid)es ISab unitefcu."
Y@beE. @m. .BItoocir. ca iii ia chen
friidl ongcitofcn."
~Miadlt ridIts, ipia nit Sem aerl
nehen mir iift ons circrn Soiic trin'
Fen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
" y y
@crcdltc Strafc.

9efaunter: .Snbeu Sic id)on ne,
bort. Der aopeameiiter Miiaer iii
beim 9a0cn %ertrrulfenl"
Arititer (fiurrtgC. S@eid,tebt linn
gang red,t;; bab linn OFT qenit9 geidat.
er ion's nit Den Scmpi aenai,er neb-
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Grofnnoia

Ger Sircftor elmer Sd)ulc iiebt, ula
or III elmer alaiic Ser Geographic
itlluoc beimobnt. ooB Scr 8lobiia icbr
beitaiibt lit. Gr tippt nit Dem tSill.
ger ollf cine Stelle Der au9cl mo
iagt drgerlid,: rNa, bier !ieet Der
Stuub jolIbod,"
rGiacntlid, milBte CT nod hoher
liegen," rliit ein ~porlauter Sd,iilcr.
.@ie meinit Su ooa2" fraat Der
cttriiitete Iireftpr.
y9ta, Sic Seiaen bod, geraoc AMI Ole
@iiite Sahdra!"..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

SrinfgelD gibt iaat Der alttidcr:
.Sett beoanfen idJ mid ol,dL NGr,
iebt fam Der aronprin5 mir Die
9tuad)e orodc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Gcroadjt.

Sdnlitcr, Ser nit ShuhGn uno
Red)nung 5itrl SttOcnten fommt, ais
,oicier ~.iuortlos hcn @etrag hinle1t:
rsSa--if, bab' Sic bod, nid,t etrpa be-
lct6igt Serr MiiQer?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
cincs SGcatcriides.

Sm Soroer9rlnoe iiebt man
.bas 8rao madlien. 9infs wannell,
@irger lnseitraft inter 9sulmen.
Hedts trogen 9auern Cullen mad,
Ithen. Mehr illr Seite maid)en Sol.
ooten lire S6noe in llnihulo. Sm
Sintcr9runoe oient Elm gini6briger
laugiom iein Sabr db.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
YctrIblid,.

3ali6crtiinitler (beim slnblid eiue5
icbr itpaten @ciufes): Sic Sci.
zen iiub miIcrabel. >Glis ser Nuie
fam i) Dem YllblifnHl 10 piele Sba-
fer Siebelt, mie id) mill, ai,s Der Saide
nIft einer.."-( Meggo. Sl.O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
@ani ncner StanSpnnft.

SberiGriter '(ju i~eiuer.. Srau) :
'r9sim peiB ids, oaB i) fein @dlier
,trinfeu bari" 10
y@orllm oenn?"
Der Softor bat mid, heilt' unter.
iud,t uno g'meiltt, i'd bob' cine eilernc
8onItitlttion,-no, unO 0a fonnt' i'd
leidt rotten" ug
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

IeBt tatn Der &ronprin5 MIR DIE
9tuad)e orode."
~ V Y
Sdiuabiihe @crbnns.
Nuu@: ~Su hoid,t belunt Il id)ona
Sdlur5 au.
@rct: 80, $ iidIt q ifonna
Sdurj."
rllno 10 idoano Siroifelc orolL."
80, 'ca iino id,oonu Strciiclc
0ran."
rltno dac 10 grno no."
80. die 10 grnO na."
r0nl. BIN"
ySnl, hm."
n,Sn. mie moinid,t?"
ySu. / moin grao mia ou."
.SGrft / Del &ntcr uno Millattcr
froga2"
n&o.'frcili, oGriid,t ie iroNo"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
S%answicriae SadDc.

S~ren0er: .@eben Sic mir Gin
G.uart gter nno oaS Wiind,cncr
N%breBblld).'"
Sellnerlt: .Slld)cn 2 men?"
nSu."
.Ato, od fonnen 2 leidlt a 0tuB
trinfcnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Shlanmcier.

aelterer Serr: "@oS fir eili BOZ
Iiter Sltngc bit oul Niprnrit 10
biibIf ben SUIT ob, meltn oli mid
liebltl"
Sommn: ga, mo id) iage ol,d,
INNER 1oanfe", pcnlt mir %Sentarro
'lpaS iderftl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
God i'm Strnmpic.

Bel cinem SeitSllge itouo eilt ollrd,
ieine gitelfeit befannter Stilser AMI
elmer ganf. 10 BOB Die Gnbinteriisen.
ben oen BUG niht ieben founter. Nls
nieoerbolte Mabpiugen. iif nof 5it
iesel,, bel Dem amtaBerloeHs @etell
niftS frudlteten, iagte ein SEER ernit
sit ieinem Had)bar: sd 9follbe ole.
ier Gentleman miirbe aepib niht
iteben bleiben, meltl er piiBte, oaB or
III iebem Strumpi Elm 9roReS Spd,
bat" Tieie 9enterfiiug bate Die ae-
piinidte @irfuna; Scr Stuser mar
i'm Nu bon Der @anf ~berunter itnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

Nus elmer Sommcririidj,
Sir bnbcn bier allc Gage Hcaer,
iinb gcitcrn fam ploslid) Sautc Mila
augeidlncit.
The Washington times., 1912-11-20

Communication rates over the Great rails
branch OF the Washington and Old Do
minion railway, witnesses for the COM
plainants at a hearing before Special
Examiner ]. Edgar Smith, Of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, yesterday
testified that they were compelled to
pay an increased rate through the FIX
Ing by the company of Communication
rates wholly within Virginia to and
from Thrifton and CherryJale instead
Of to and f,om " .shinston. Tho mat
ter was brought UP through preserta-
tion of a petition signed by about forty
residents along the line near Franklin
Park and Mclean Station. The case 10
known as that OF s. T. J. Price ct al
against the Washington and Old Do
minion Railway Company.
Eight witnesses wero heard and the
case was adjourned until next wednes-
day. Wilton J. Lambert appeared for the
railroad company and John u. Daish
for the compliments. Mr.. Lambert said
today that the change In place for CIV
ing Communication rates was made to
provide a better adjustment Of the
transfer problem. Under the old sys-
tenn the company was compelled to pay
the Capital Traction Company for q
The Washington times., 1912-11-20

intermediate Jail Sentences and the
suspended Sentence" In which he said
ne would see all persons sent TO Oc-
coquan for not less than thirty days
nor more than two years. He said he
would like to see first offenders OF minor
violations OF the law turned over to
relatives and not sent to Jail.
Mr.. Edwards briefly outlined the COM
Ing years work OF the Federation of
Citizens Association.
The regular meeting OF the associatio
was to have been held next Tuesday
night, but as this date Ia near Thank
giving II was decided to run It up a
The Washington times., 1912-11-20

lot Of transfers which they could not
check up on.
''In the long rum" said Mr.. lambert,
"the commuters are served about as
they were before and the railroad com
pany is better protected. Many OF the
resldents farthest out are receiving a
lower Communication rate. although Il Is
true that some of thosp nearer In are
crease, in some cases. Is as high az 70
cents n month,
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
Arlington Station in
Touch With Cruisers

The Arlington wireless station was in
coinmunic alton last night with the Ten
nessee and Montana. the two armored
cruisers, which this Government has
sent to the Mediterranean. The vessels
were then about two days cruise this
side OF Gibraltar. within the next
twenty-four hours they will pass out
Of range OF the Arlington station. The
vessels will reach Asia Minor waters
about Thanksgiving.
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
SOUTHEAST CITIZENS
BODY HAS SMOKER
Superintendent OF Workhouse Is
One Of Speakers at Gathering
Of Association.

All business matters were put aside
at meeting of the Southeast WASH
ington Citizens Association last night
at Donohoe Hail. and smoker and
buffet supper enjoyed. The guests Of
the evening were w. II. whitaker, su-
perintendent OF the workhouse at Oc-
coqusn, and d. A. Edwards, president
Of the Federation OF Citizens Associa-
ton.
MIR. whitaker delivered short talk on
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
Eleven Gives Dance.

The regular dance OF The Footbal
Club Of Washington Barracks" will be
held Thursday night in the post GYM
nasium. Music will be furnished by
the Engineer Band Orchestra Tho
dancing will begin at $50 Jesse c,
Houston, chairman OF the committee
on entertainment, has mailed out more
than 100 invitations.
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
Mileage Controlled.

The mileage of tracks of the idfreren,
eompnItles ia stated thus:
The Washington times., 1912-11-20

Including a quantity Of Fine
Quality Moquette Velvet Couch
Covers in Persian design.
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
CASCARETS TONIGHT! If BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, NERVOUS, CONSTPATfD

those who love you, and don't resort to
harsh physics that irritate and injure.
Remember, that your sour disordered
stomach. lazy liver and clogged bow
lated by morning with gentle, thorough
Cascarets; l0-cent box will keep your
head clear and make you feel cheerful
and bully for months. Get Cascarets
now-wake up refreshed-feel like doing
good days work-made yourself pleas.
ant and useful. Clean up! Cheer UP!
The Washington times., 1912-11-20

You're bilious! You have throbbing
sensation In your head, bad taste In
your mouth, your eyes hurt. your skin
10 yellow with dark rings under your
eyes, your lips are parched. No Won
der you feel ugly. mean and ill-tem-
pered. Your system is full OF bile and
constpated waste not properly passed
off and what you need Is a cleaning up
inside. Don't continue being bilious
oonstipated nuisance to yourself and
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
WRG|N|ANS MAKE
PROTEST AGAINST
COMPUTATION RATE
Increase in Fare Is Opposed
by Residents Before Spe.
cial Examiner.

Alleging that they were being dis
criminated against In the matter Of
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
BILL DRAF TED TO
CHECK OPERATIONS
ON MERGER PLANS
seeks to Halt Proceedings
Until Congress Passes
L. Utilities Measure.
Continued from First Page.)


Stood. will be placed by the Districts s
iegal corps in this contention.
Ihe bill will then take up in similar
oetail the series OF transactions by
Wh!ch She various underlying companies
ana properties were brought together.
N lg2 under the general control OF
the Washington Railway and Electric
company. Thus the Potomac Electric
rover Company Is described as the only
public utility in Washington furnishing
electric light and power, and Its organi-
zation- and development, successive In
Greases OF capital, etc. are described.
IL Is pointed out that according to It's
report to Congress. dated December u.
i9ll, the Washington Railway and Elec-
tric npw has $4,000 900 capital, controls
and Operates the Anacostia, Bright
wood, City and Suburban. Georgetown,
and Tenleytown. Washington and Rock.
Vile, Woodside. and Forest Glen. and
Washington and Glen Echo Railway
COnpantes: that II ownes majority
OF the Great Falls Power Company with
an undeveloped power on the Potomac
river and that II owns all the stock
OF the Potomac Electric Power Com
Extensive b2ndholders CT the Wash
ington Railway and Electric In the sub
Gdiary corporations are also described,
and II is shown that approximately the
tame group of men, serving as diroc-
tors, constitute the boards OF substan-
TALLY al lthese allied corporations.
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ened in Torreon, Mexico, where
200 Americans are in desperate
straits. The city is completely
bottled up by the insurgents.
Three grains Of corn that had
begun to sprout were found in the
appendix of James B. Powell,
Lawrence; Ind.
Lawrence is a live town, and
was determined to gain publicity
one way or another This beats
Atlantic City and the sea serpent
stories.
Fifteen stevedores narrowly
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escaped death today when oil be-
ing loaded on the steamer Jose at
New York caught FIRE from a Ian
tern. The vessel sank while be-
ing towed to the Jersey fats.
Policemen have surrounded
house in London where Christie
bel Pankhurst, crown princess of
the sufragettes, is supposed to
be located.
Two robbers attempting to
loot the express car of Southern
Pacific train No. 9, near Sander
son, Tex, were killed by the ex-
press messenger.
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ohOJ VI IANON "OAA1Si, oAN "AoS
your. real occupation is"
81 can prove an abb" declar-
ed John, triumphantly.
"You can, queried the judge.
What is an alibi?'
Search me, but some guy iii
the bull pen was putin me Jerry
to what to say, and it sounded
like good way to get off.
anyhow l never seen these
people till Wednesday. | don't
know what l said or did, because
l was drunk, but I wasn't there
the other time. l work on a de-
livery wagon for the Examiner,
and am busy from a in the morn
ing until 8. I couldn't have been
there. But Wednesday we stop
ped in a saloon, and when we left
l was drunk. Sam Kovinsky, who
was driving the wagon, threw me
off, and when I woke up the cop
pers had me-"
Without knowing it Brennan
was establishing an alibi-to his
own satisfaction, but not to that
of the court. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Sorbetto called the Examiner
on the phone, and was told that
John worked there, and was a
good workman, in line for pro-.
motion. He said he lived at
Monroe and Green streets, and
this was verified.
Judge Hines, though, wasn't
satisfied with Johns ''alibi''. If
he was drunk one morning, and
didn't know where he was, it
could easily have happened the
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JUDGE TEACHES SCHOOL;
PUPIL KEPT IN
Class in court procedure step
forward.
Can any scholar give the def
milton of an alibi?
''Sure," replied John Brennan.
can alibi is something you tell
in court when you want to show
you weren't where you were"
Johns illuminating definition
came this morning when he was
on trial before Judge Hines in
the Maxwell street court on a
charge of annoying women in a
building at 1227 Halsted street.
The complainant against him
was Mrs, Fannie Zellea.
Mrs. Zellea said that Brennan
came to her door week ago at
8 a. m. and represented himself
as an employee Of the gas COM
pany. Her gas waS'all right.
WELL" said John, show are
you electric fxtures?"
Cali right" answered Mrs.
Zellea, "but we haven't any"
That's So" continued John.
"How many children have your"
Then I thought he was a cen
sus taker," explained Mrs. Zellea
to the court. Il told him I'd call
my husband, as he knew as much
about it as l did. That scared
him and he left. But he came
back again Wednesday morning
and tried to get in again. He was
drunk, and l called a policeman"
A woman living in fat above