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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-14
WILL RULE ON
APPLICATION
DECISION AS TO BAIL FOR NOR.
MAN BATS WHEN Stages
CASE IS DECIDED.

Judge W. B. Turner will render
his decision in the application of
Norman Bats for bail when the
Stages case is decided. He has been
too busy with the case in hand to
give any consideration of the matter
of bail. This will probably be reach
ed before the close OF the week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-14
MRS. WILLIAMSON
SPRAINS HER HIP

While coming down the stairs this
morning, Mrs. Charles s. Williamson,
of Culleoka, fell and severely sprain-
led her hip However, no bones were
broken and it is not believed that the
injury will result seriously.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-14

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders.
laborers, rely on DR.. Thomas Eclec.
tic Oil. Fine for cuts. burns, bruises.
Should be kept in every home. 25e
and soc. (Adyt.)
The Washington times., 1913-03-22
AUCTION SALES
,rHOs. J. OWEN a SON. Auctioneer..


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, ON II AND JACKSON STREETS
IN. w. BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
Eduly recorded. in Liber No. 25S5, Folio AZ
et seq. of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
sell, at public auction. in the office of Thos,
J: Owen Son. 1881 G street n. W.. on the
24th DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1913 at three
o'clock P. NJ. the following described land
and premises. situate in the city of Wash.
ington. District OF Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot IS in ]. C. McGuires Sub
division of Square 624 as per plat recorded In
Liber b. folio 81. OF the Records of the Sur
veyor's office in the District Of Columbia.
also Lot 6s OF Oliver Dufours subdivision
in same square per plat recorded In Liber
WF. folio IL, OF the Records of the Sur
ISeyor's office OF the District of Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject to an overdue trust OF
Eabout SO, 200 with accrued interest and taxes:
balance over said trust cash. A deposit OF
tsc50 will be required st time of sale. All
Econveyancing. recording, etc. at cost of pur-
chaser ALLEN c. CLARK, JOHN F. con.
Trustees
The Washington times., 1913-03-22
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASH
ington, March y. 1918. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until two O'Clock. y.
m. April 2lst, 1919 for furnishing and deliv-
ering during the fiscal year beginning July !.
1918. and ending June 30. 1914 fuel for use
of the various branches Of the Government
Of the District of Columbia. Specifications
and form of proposal may be obtained from
the Purchasing Officer. d. c. CUNO II.
RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. CHES-
TER HARDING. Commissioners. d. C.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

The Taxpayers Association of Prince
George County met today, and the topic
'or discussion was How Can We Best
Construct and Maintain Our Public
Highways" County RoRl Engineer
Louis L. Deat and Road Director Simp-
son made addresses.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22
W0RKINGMA;.S WANTS

WORKINGMEN. II is hard TO believe thst a
mans cash can do much in buying a
fine uncalled for tailored suit but it's here:
you must come, and on a slightly used coat
and vest, s. to 81. you cave a smaller sum.
One price JUSTH'S OLD STAND. Sl9 ID.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

State Senator Charles A. Wells re-
turned TO his home, here. yesterday
from Garfield Hospital. Washington,
where he has been confined with an at
.ack of kidney trouble.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

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Washington Times a. detailed. and tEAe the
net figures represent, all returns eliminated.
the number Of copies Of The Times which ere
sold delivered. furnished. or mailed to bona
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The Washington times., 1913-03-22

A concert program. combining the
celebration of Easter and the David
Livingston centenary. entitled The
Message of Light" will be gwen by the
Sunday school of the Memorial Metho-
sist Episcopal Church, johnson avenue,
at 1920 o'clock. Easter Sunday morning
The Washington times., 1913-03-22
FOR SALE HOTELS

OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL for sale
Pa ave.; II sold at once price will be very
reasonable. BOX 49, Times office.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22
RUG WEAVING

ALBERT KAHLERT 4 CO.,
improved Rug Weaving and Carpet CleaniAs
~ Maryland sve. 3. w. Ph y. ~
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

Judge Fillmore BeaIl, of the circuit
rourt, has given up his residence at
Sunnyside and moved to the old Beael
homestead. ALA Vista" about half a
mile above Beltsyille
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

The charge of violating the State law
against riding on freight trains was
dismissed against Fritz Roller here to-
day by Justice of the Peace Louis .
wissman. Under Bailiff w. w. Rush
arrested Roller yesterday afternoon and
placed MIN in the local pail until this
morning.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

Blk. Purdum will make an address at
the Baden High School next Tuesday.
March 25. Maryland Day. His topic
viii be, Annapolis. the Ancient City.
and How 1t Came to be the Capital
City of Maryland.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

The subject of a stereopticon sermon
10 be delivered at the First Presby-
terian Church tomorrow night by the
Rev. ]. w. Skellinger is, The Traitor,
T,ial, and Resurrection"
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

Under the quarterly distribution Of the
public school tax, the school book fund
and the appropriations for high schools.
Prince George county receives for school
tax. $sOso70: for books. A,1l5.42: for
high schools, S1,059, total Of 81 .2662.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

THE delicate mechanicism OF your watch or
clock needs an experts attention Consult
VIM. NORDHOFF. 80 lith IT. NV. III. i663-Y
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

WINDOW SHADES-Iow prices before spring
rush; estimates given: work guaranteed
W. 7. BAIR. l023 18th st. ". w NJ eO5s l.
The Washington times., 1913-03-22

FIVE-PIECE parlor suites upholstered In
tapestry. " up: free delivery: satisfaction
qua aranteed. Acme Uphol Co. 81 II ~ w -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
TESTIMONY OF
EXPERTS GIVEN

Special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W Va. Dec. Ito
days work in the trial Of Jim Ange-
lima. charged with murGcring Police
man Shaver few years ago al
MouonCuh. W. Va. was given over
solely 20 the testimony Of the expert
Witnesses Of the state Several OF
these were examined. Tho hypotheti-
ctl gu' tons asked these expert
Witnesses BY the states attorney
were very long and we're relative 10
the three wounds Shaver sustained.
Tho first question was 10 inquire
thPf If man OF the condition 81
shaver we're 90 receive "a revolver
wound such o. the FIRST sustained by
Sh..r rr. would the wound n.cessarily
be- .aflIT Tho answer 60 this Quos-
tion was no Then came the second
question. 10 Ink f hc received
wound such as the abdominal wound
inflicted ON shaver. what the effects
would o. Tho wifucssos stated such
"a wound would o. fatal Then came
fhc cues tIuu de.crii .nc tho wound
Shaver himself inflicted On hif
brain and asking aa 90 Co., effect The
physician stated that This wound
Nae NOT necessarily fatal The state
viii examine a number of additional
experts tOmorruN. lf o. believed
however. that the state viii rest by
noon tomorrow Then tho defense
VII hrgIu Ite case. Tho dffrraH has
some half dozen physicians TO OK
amino Ha experts Who viii testify
tho opposite fo tho testimony OF fht
af1foa experts Jim Angelina will
aIe" take the stand for the defense
and rovnral other Witnesses wil Ip
examined o. is expected that tho
case win reach fho jury "wednesday
or nnNf wrrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
MORE EVIDENCE
in GRAFT CASE
CONTRACTORS TELL OF CON.
TRlBUTIONS TO PROTECT
THEIR CONTRACTS
Testimony Supplements That of
Partners Showing Solicitation
of 'Tammany Bagman."

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-James z.
Fiood and John b. Davis. president
and treasurer. respectively. of the
Flood x Van Writ Engineering and
Construction Company. OF Hudson
rails. y. Y, testified to-day at District
Attorney Whitman's John Doe inquiry
into State highway graft. that their
corporation had given $500 to the
Democratic State committee because
they feared that contracts the concern
mad with the State highway commits
sion and the canal board would be
held up.
The commissioner OF highways. who
was then C. Gordon Reel. and the SUI
perintendent OF public service. Duncan
". Peck. were described by Davis as
the high court M Albany
suppose. said Davis. that We
contributed because We believed they
would stall us. IL was well enough 10
have a friend at court
Flood and Davis were called TO sup
plement the previous testimony OK
Dudley +. Van Writ. vice president OF
the concern. that at the solicitation OF
Everett =. Fowler, thealleged Tam
many bagman.' he sent two cOntribu-
tions OF $500 each and one OF $1,000 TO
the Democratic state committee. and
one OF $1,000 at the request OF William
J. Morrissey. deputy superintendent
OF public works.
Davis said Van Writ had told him
that Morrissey. who had supervision
over the cOmpany's S220.GoO canal
contract. had advised him 10 make
the 81 500 contribution This was In
October. 1912. a week or two after the
81. 000 contribution which Van Writ
described az his limit" when Fowler
asked him for So 200.
Didn't Van Wirt tell you" asked
District Attorney Whitman. that Nor
rissey had urged him TO come up with
the rest OF that S3.50O?'
Advised to Contribute.
"He said that Morrissey had ad-
vised him TO contribute. repeated the
witness.
But you regarded it as demand.
didn't YOU"
Yes" was the reply.
why did you give up the S2.000!"
ITO keep in strong with the parties
over us. the Democratic state COM
you thought the Democratic state
committee could control these two
mem"
Yes"
Flood gave similar testimony. He
added:
ivan Writ thought 81 was good
business policy" said the witness.
we were afraid that our estimates
would be held up"
Both Davis and Flood are expect
ed TO appear before the grand Jury
next week
Several other road builders also
testified to-day that they gave con
tributions in connection with their
contracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
ROBINSON TURNS
DOWN DEANSHIP

special pisnatcn 90 the Intelligence.
CHARLES ron. W. Va. Dec. 70
The refusal OF Ira r. Robinson. ono
OF the judges OF the supreme court OF
appeals. 10 accept the deanship OF the
law school ~ the West virginia uni
Versity. rendered 10 him by the state
hoard Of regents. leaves that position
still unified
The place has been declined. ac-
cording 10 report by Governor W.
+. GlsSscock. Congressman W. y.
Hubbard. CONGRESSMAN ! ".
Gaines and to-day by Judge Robin
son. 4 committee of the board OF
regents viii 20 20 Noreantown to
morrow for q conference. ~ which
time the place will be rendered to
one Of the several able attorneys
whose names are new bcing Consid-
cred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

20 Juarez said.
General Crozco o. anxious az To- tho
.at" ~ General MDrcado tIe fears
inat Mercado has been cut or bv tho
l'1"Is and VIII bo unable fo return fo
DIInaEt.
since thn Federal rOopa Including
Tho volunteer. under ConnraI rr,.,,,.
Gafn been supplied Wifh food from mo-
hH'd SfIffe. They have shown conf.
N' hr" in thf prospect OF resisting tho
n'I.. Hiihnuan some ~ them shout.
'l across tho river 90 tho Am.rf,.t,
POI" lh1t they would desert if al
tackled
Moro refugees crossed fo Trreidio
today. Hnd more provisions rera
brought over from tho Nuarir4r .it.
l.uiH Terrain lrlt Prrsldi0n f1r Mar
lf Iie hIH received mo- advIrar sa to
tn" Iafo ~ hia son. who was rruorf.d
."l'ipiy taken from ihe British yiro
con. late at chihuahua and impris
0urd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
Mona Lisa, the L an1ous
Painting Is Recovered

SAID his real name is Nincenzo Reru-
Rla. that ne was born In th. proyinco
OF Como. Is b. profession "A decorator
ana Is unmarried. For six years he
llVed in France and for three wears
was employed al the Louvre.
terugia posed a. a patriot. Il was
ashamed he said that for nor,
than century no Italian had tbousb,
0l aNeniing the spOilatiOn corfmitfed
by Ften"nmon under Napoleon
When they carried of from the ItaI-
lan museums and galleries. pictures
STATUES ana Treasures ~ all kinds bv
MaLuh loads. Hlcient manuscripts bv
thousands and gold by sacks"
re had often observed. no said fn
~ Louvre many works OF art stolen
lIom lthlN and conceived tho ides 81
r. turnint - its tru" home I.eonar,lo
- lhrl masterpiece. lie entered
,h' louvre early in the morning 40.
,d,Htu 'he picture and removed fbo
piiHt tthE from t"o frame ffe con,.a1.
eI we Irane under the back sfairs
Wh"re " Was afterward found ~,
hid the picture beneath his yporLr,.,,'
b,cuse and succeeded in Ieayin~ fbc
plnc" without attrsctiur 4uepicfop
~ t'c timc or fhn th.ft Poru~i1 v.,..
hot emI loved in tho Louvre. but d..
INV HH 'h" exits and entrance ana
IDM Io avoid attention liv Kent fha
pHlnilng conceded Do said. urfu 81
patriotism l.d him 20 Offer II to ihs
Italian people '"'
Painting Identified.
IN" painting l1a also b,sn fdorti.
h'd bN Dr. torradu Ricci. director o.,,
'IH' "I fhc department of rnc .rt.
VINO WIS desratrhrd hurriodt, g.
lor'nte from Rome bv tbs nfrfstor
~ public instruction. I.uiri Cr..i,,,,
NIi'r careful examination Dr EirCi
tcoBttrv.s on -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
Full Strength of Rebels
Marching on Ojinaga

OUNAGA. Mexico. Dec. a. - The
full strength ~ the rebel army is re.
ported TO b. APPROACHING Ofiuara
with the purpose ~ starting siege
and possibly attack From three 90
1--WE thousand rcbeds are ln tho Vi
cinity awaiting fInforcomenfr under
General Fra1ciscO villa. who is 10
start from chihuahua
The 5000 federal troop. under
General Salvador Norrado. Huorfa.
r0mmandcr Dol chief in tho north i.
menaced by rebels on three sides
while on fho other Tho river srparatas
them form The nifrd States They
have taken every possible precsufion
20 prevent o. surprise General Ner.
radO. however. was absent from uc
fort all day. having lrff with ] nuu
sOldlere fo cecorf moro refugees on.
route from chihuahua tf was TO-.
ported that The rebels we're trying Co.
cut bin on from fhe base
4 rcbcl rcyOrt sent from Pre- idio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
FOUND IN ITALY AND MAN
WHO STOLE 1T IS AR
RESTED.
After Keeping II for Two Years
Offered II for Sale and Re-
covery Speedily Follows.

FLORENCE. Italy. Dec. II Mona
Lisa. Leonardo Da NincTs arslf
painting. which was stolen from the
Louvre. Paris. more than two years
aEo. has been found. 10 IL now in the
hands or the Italian authorities and
VIII De returned TO France
Mona Lisa" or la Jocorde" as u
rs more popularity known. the mosf
celebrated portrait Of q woman ever
painted. has been the object OF ev.
haustiVf search in an quarters OF the
globe. The mystery Of its abstraction
rom TIE Louvre. ite great lnfrfusic
vain" and the strange fascination OF
me smile of The woman IL portrayed -
LISA del Giocondo. tine wife OF n
wealthy Florrntinc have combined TO
Keep alive Interest ln o. recovery
The picture was recovered under
CURIOUS circumstance An Italian
wrote SirUOr GDri nr auffouarv of
florence some weeks ago. sasIur. Il
am in possession Of the mis- irr Won1
LISA. but being patriotic Italian
n'eifr th1t 10 slall remain in Florence.
The contor az Italian art"
he signed the lotter Leonard .
and tho anuGuar, no first p4id s.nail
attention to 90. thinking he had fo do
WIN Wadman Later however h.
communicated with Dr. roraI director
or Tho Florence museum. Who .uvrs.t
Cd That Io continue the CORE
pond'ure With the man This VA.
done and au appointment was ar
ranged whereby Gcri wac to siow thr
pictur" at Milan. Tho date sot wa
No'rmbcr ltth. but unforeseen circum.
stances prevented fhe meeting
younr mHu. fairly we'll dressed
visited Gori yesterday Ife said DO
va. LEONARD and wps afayinr af the
Iiot"l Iripoli ilo asked GorI to so
With him f0 200 tho picture Tho deal.
Or notified Dr porli who haetcnod
fo th" hotel end ON being. shown tho
painting recognized 90 o. the ronuino
Mona Lisa"
Asked % Compare a.
Dr. P0rgi asked 10 DO allowed 10
take Tho picture with him. so that hs
miRht compare DO with other works
lio made on appointment 20 meet
Leonard This afternoon a. tho hotel
To- agree upon tho price Tho direct
of TOOK with HIM several Officers. who
placed th" man under arrest
ON being intcrrorsted the prisoner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

! WASHINGTON. Dec. I2-Orders
went from the war department to
Brigadier General Bliss late today to
dispatch Immediately the army trans
port Sumner from Galveston 10
lamplco to take aboard Americans
and other foreigners ENDANGERED by
hghting between the Mexican federals
and rebels. The vessel will carry
10000 ratiOns. two medical Officers
and hospital corps detRchInent
Secretary Garrison acted at the re-
quest OF Secretary Bryan Rear Ad-
miral Fletcher at Tampico had lust
reported TO the navy department that
an OF the American. German and
BRUSH vessels in port were filled
refugees. and that there still Were
many foreigners ashore who would
have TO be taken care Of
In these circumstances said Mr.
Bryan's request. 1T seems desirable
that an army transport should. II pos
slble. be sent from Galveston TO
Tampico TO take these refugees on
board. Accommodations Will il is un-
derstood, be needed for not less than
300 persons. and for these IL is prob
able that lodging and food will be- re-
quire1 tor several days. II YOU have
al Galveston transport available for
this purpose. / have the honor to re-
quest that IL be sent Immediately 10
Tampico."
Order Sent at Once.
This order was sent at once to
General Bliss:
Secretary of war director that the
transport Sumner. with not less than
10000 ratiOns. two medical officers
and detachment Of hospital CORPS be
sent al once 10 TampicO. Mexico. Send
captain Aloe. quartermaster corps. I'm
charge. On arrival uf ship report at
once 10 admiral commanding Ameri-
can squadron. with view 10 fun COOP
Grafton In matter OF furnishing refuge
20 such people as may be Indicated by
authorities representing the United
States al that port"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1.-Two
thousand Federals at Tampico. pro-
tected by the shells OF the gunboat
Bravo more than By their own efforts.
were yet waiting late today for
ward movement Of the reb-ls or some
other maneuver that mighs decide
the fate OF the seaport. The fghtinS
which began two days ago was then
continuing, and the best indications
were that II might last another day.
or even longer.
How many rebels are engaged in
the attack on Tampico is not known.
but II Is estimated that their number
is AT least twice that OF the Federals
and their operations indicate that
they expect morr men from Victoria
capital of the state OF Tamaulipas.
which Is half way between Tamnico
and Monterey 10 the north.
The rebels, who are In possession of
the railroad yards and shops and
large stores Of material and equip
inert have actually detached from
their lines sufficient men to under
take repairing the railroad north and
west from Tsmpico toward Victoria
ne damage that has been done this
lne. while enough 20 prevent the Cd
tratOn OF train. j. not so great thar
u viii long delay a resumption OF
irdHlc. Most OF the destroyed bridges
being small ones can be easily re
placed. Repairs 10 the road south.
ward from Victoria also are heinz
rushed and II is no Improbable that
the rebels will be able to fransport
fresh troops and additional artillery
supplies In time 10 use them AT Tam
pro before the government can get
reinforcements TO the port
Shells Fell in City
Occasional shells fell i'm tie heart of
The city. Cf TampicO during the dsv.
ana bullets from rifles and machine
guns we're numerous enough TO mako
10 advisable that all residents NOT on.
gagged in the operations seek cover.
FOR the most part the firing was linn
the guns Of the Bravo
The rebels hold the area betWaen
Tampico proper and the coast. incIud.
Ing Dona Cecilia and ArbOl graudc.
suburbs, where are located the stor.
age oil tanks Of the Waters Pierce
company. the COwdray interests and
the Huasrea company
Accordint 10 reports received here.
the rebels have not damaged anv prop.
erty. but the firing. espociaIIv fhat
iro mthe Bravo ard few Federal
from the Bravo and few Federal
refinery oi the Naters-pierce com
pany
The Federals have their positions In
that part of the CITY being "a triangle
formed by the panGcO river. which d.
really the city's hprbor. and tho canal
running into It between The CITY and
the coast Just below the mouth of
the canal and above Dona Cecilia.
Hes the bravo The rebels are utiIiy.
Ing q hill some one hundred feet high
iu attempting 20 land shells ON tho
Bravo. which boo turn Dr. TRYING TO rem
der their positions untrnahia To tho
west. or rear Of The city. the Fedcrals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
JORDAN GETS A
YEAR And MONTH

S~rri1f DIerafcL % fhc Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w Va. Dec. 1e.-
Judge Keller of the United States
court for tho southern district OF
West NirrInia to-day sentenced
George jordan 10 serve one year and
on" month boz the Noundsville. W. Va.
penuen.ary for violation Of the white
slave law
Jordan was convicted two weeks
ago 90 bringing Ruth Steele from
lrontor. O.. to a resort I'm this city.
\ motion TO set The verdict aside was
ovorfuicd to-day by Judge Keller No
ttce was Given hy counsel for Jordan
that application viii be made for a
writ oi error fo the circuit court.
The case ~ BobcCca Robinson. in
dictsd for tho same onense. and 20
whose home tho gifl was brought.
was called to-day but continued until
to- morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

have a defense in the Tanesi river.
which also flows into the PanuCo. a
stream not easily crossed
A Rebel Blunder.
Trains entering Tampico from the
west do 50 over q draw brige which
ne federals are keeping open No
rebels have vet appeared on that side
oi The city. 20 the wondcrment Of the
government observers The track Of
This railroad has been prepared and
Two train loads of refugees were
taken out Of the town to-day Fail
ur" ~ the rebels TO throw out OF
commission this line. which extends
10 San Luis potOsi before the inaur
uraton ~ their attack. enabled tho
government ~ materially strengthen
The Farriaon at Tampico Three train
lphds ffrpCus were run into the
town from the west
Ih" m"aEro Information available
mere indicate. that the FEDERAL at
i"mpico viii b" able 10 do nothing
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