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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-06
FIRM APPEALS TO COURT.
Huyler's Would Enjoin Secretary
of Agriculture.

The confectionery firm of Huyle"s to-
day applied, to the District Supreme Court
for an injunction to prevent David F.
Houston. Secretary of Agriculture. from
publishing throughout the United States
notice of judgment for 500 rendered
against the firm IN the local Police Court
on a charge of violating the pure food
law.
Justice Anderson cited the Secretary OF
Agriculture to show cause next Friday
why he should not he enjoined as prayed.
Through Attorneys Fl. III. Boyesen, F..
Edward Mitchell and Carl j. +. Graft the
candy Arm claims that the judgment is
invalid on the ground that the Police
Court is not a constitutional court Of the
United States and without any jurisdic-
ton to render the judgment. The allie
CATION is made that the firm could not
be convicted of any violation Of the pure
food law il tried in a proper court of
the United States. as it made CONNECTIONS
only and not articles of food in the pur-
view Of the act
The firm sought writ Of error to the
Court of Appeals of the District Of Co.
lumbta, which was refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-06
WILL BE SOME BALL GAME.
Teams Representing Civic Bodies to
Plav for Hospital Benefit.

The Board OF Trade base ball team to-
day challenged the Chamber of Commerce
team to a game to he held at the Ameri-
can League Park, the proceeds of which
are to be applied toward the three-hun
dred- thousand-dollar fund for a new
Emergency Hospital. The game prob
ably will be played Saturday afternoon
June 2S.
1t has been three years since the Board
of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
teams have met on the diamond. At the
last engagement the trade board team
defeated the aggregation from 18th and
T. streets. W a. Rogers is captain Of
the Board of Trade team, but at the
present time the opposing team needs re-
organization.
Cur team is sleeping. but never dead.
said Secretary Grant this morning, when
he received the challenge from Capt.
Rogers. I'VE have some fine base ball
material in the organization. and I am
sure that a team can be gotten togeth er
that will wrest the championship from
the Board of Trade.
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A Perfect Sight
With letter
1 ace and Hands Would Itch and
Burn. MI Scaly and Would
Peel Off. Could Not Put Hands
in Water. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Completely Cured.

Riieyville. Na.-'I was cured 81 letter hv Cni
cura Soap anil Ointment. ] suffered with burn
inS and itching. Ny face and hands go; full oi
rcd and white spots anil would itch AMI burn
ard after long time they got all s'aiy ard
would peel OF ! perfect sight. My face
hsd ugly. scaly spots all IL my haEds would
swell and cause me much misery l could
scarcely wors al all. I could not ~; my nds
ii wster, ard il I did would suffer terribly
f.r hours after. ! could not sleep al all. and
w ashamed face any If my npighiors /
suffered terribly My face almost mass
!: sores all scar and cracked opcI.
I tried all kinds of remedies bur no; on"
pfavcd successful until friend told ~ Cuti
SOAP and Ointment. ] used them hy direc-
ems AMI completely currd in about three
weeks II has shown no signs II ever returning :
! gned, Miss Mar Clatter'tuck. May ~. 1872.
,uiicura soap. &c. and Cuticura Ointment.
"a, ar. sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of each
nialled free. with 80 y. skin Book. Address
-.trasd ''cuiicurs Dept. I. Boston
~ Tender faced men should Cutcura Soap
Shawn: Stick. 20. Sample free.
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WILL TEST SERUM.
Public Health Service Receives
Quantity of friedman Remedy.

DR. NJ a. Sturm Of New York city. Tor
merry associated with DR. Friedmahh'
the Beril physician. who claims TO liza Ne
discovered a cure for tuberculosis. TO-DAY
gave the United States public health
service a quantity of the friedman Sc
rum. with view of having its efficacy
demonstrated. ri e serum Was dehVered
to the physicians at the hygienic labora :
tory who will put il to test Dr-
Sturm did not visit Surgeon General
Blue. to whom he offered the serum sew
eral days ago
DIR. Friedman refused to furnish the
public health service with any of tie
serum which he declares will cure tu-
hercu,osis He furnished a culture made
from the serum. hut refused al. re-
quests for information as tn Its ma nu-
ia cture or any of the details IL MS
treatment ;i,
enable the service definitely to determine
tie value of the friedman remedy.
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SOCIALISTS ARE DEFEATED.
Regulars Seat Candidates for Offices
in Butte Miners Union.

BUTTE Mont, June 6.-The success
of the so-called regular" candidates for
office in the election held Wednesday by
the Butte Miners Union. the parent body
of the Western Federation of Miners.
was conceded today by socialist watch
ers The regulars polled a vote of two
to one against the socialists. Candidates
Of the Industrial Workers Of the World
were a poor tn rd.
This - the first time in many wears
that such a reversal has been shown in
the Butte NJ ners' Union.
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FIGHT FOR COURT ON
Opener for Commerce Body in
Bill by Representative
BrOuSSard.

The night for continuance of the
Commerce Court. which would go out
of existence July ! unless there are
further appropriations provided, was
begun at the Capitol today when Rep
resentative Broussard Of Louisiana in
troduced a bill to relieve the Supreme
Court and to extend the jurisdiction of
the Commerce Court and for other pur-
poses.
The bill referred to the judiciary
committee will be followed by eff
forts to have specific appropria-
ton made to provide for the expenses
of the court
1t was drafted following confer
ence between Representative Brous-
sard. Attorney General McReynOlds and
others with the President last week.
Amends Law Relating to Judiciary.
The bill purposes to amend the laws
relating TO the judiciary. so as to
specifically provide that there shall be
Commerce Court with five Judges, to
be designated from among The circuit
judges for periods of five years" except
at the start they shall he appointed for
one. two three, four and five years. re-
spectively.
The colrt would relieve the Supreme
Court of the United States of much of its
technical work b. taking direct appSl ate
iur sdiction OF writs of error and appeals
in many cases from the supreme courts
Of Porto Rico, the Philippines and the
Canal Zone. and provides that suits to
enjoin. annul or suspend interstate com
merce commission ordci 8 shall be brought
in the Commerce Court
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URGES RAILROAD INQUIRY.
Hinebaugh Attacks Financial Man
agement of Frisco in House.

\ spirited attack on the financial man.
a; 'ement of the ST. Louis and San Fran
c,ico railroad was made in the House
today by Representative Hinebaugh OF
II. inois in speech urging the adoption
of his resolu ion directing the interstate
commerce commission to investigate the
,pcrations of the company under re-
ownership.
After quoting from the financial reports
to the company to show that II should
h, ON a paving basis and that the re-
ownership was unnecessary. Mr.. Hine-
ba;igh said:
This resolution should be passed. and
an investigation made II for no other
reason than this rece.vership had al.
ready been given as a reason why freight
rates should be raised.
as usual the public Is asked to hold the
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TWO GET 80 YEARS IN PEN.
Co,ored Men Plead Guilty to Killing
Chinese Laundryman.

Theodore Norris and Nathan Johnson
both colo~ed. We're sentenced TODAY by
Justice stafford in Criminal Court No. J,
n serve thirty Years each in the peni-
tertiary. The men pleaded guilty 10 sec
und degree murder in connection with the
kilin If Lee On. Chinese laundry
man on i4th street. in February. 1912. II
MAS a year after the offense before the
police discovered the perpetrators Of the
assault and robbery OF the celestial.
Frank Black "A white man, was giver
Zen wears in the penitentiary for hold
inS az charles II. Cuts April = and
..ieyiuS him II sd IN cash.
tohn Euriey. colored. convicted OF ar
assault fourteen-year- colorec
a;ri VA sentenced hy Justice Stafford
- serve ten years in the penitentiary. 4
iske sentence Was imposed on Edward W
smith co.ored Tor shooting at his wife
j. Ia Smith. MAY Z.
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banker. I'm dollars and cents it Woul
make little difference to u.s."
Incapable Men Not Wanted.

James Simpson. vice president of Mar
shall Field & Co. the next witness, said
his firm did not employ married men
who were incapable of earning more than
So week.
bachelors would get married., suggested
Senator Beal former "stork'' mayor of
Alton, ILL., The witness laughed and
went on to explain that the minimum
wage for boys at the store was s. per
week.
MIR. OHara spent some time in develop
ing the fact that Marshall Field & Co.
have a clerk who has been there fifty
Years and who recently celebrated that
fact.
Now asked O'Hara. gravely. would
YOU mind telling me how much salary he
draws"
six thousand a year and about two
thousand bonus
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Piratical Looters Get $4,000.

HONGKONG. June THE French
steamer Robert Leboaudy. engaged in the
West river trade. was attacked by pi-
rates who secured Sa,as. according 10
reports received here today 4 passenger
on the steamer was killed and the enri-
neer and several members of the crew
were wounded in fight with the rob-
hers Reports of numerous other attacks
upon vessels indicate that piracy is rap
i;ily increa sing in the south.
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FAvORS BIG NAVY.
Representative Graham introduces
Bill Providing Three Dreadnoughts.

Another big navy man appeared On
the horizon today when Representative
Graham of Illinois introduced bill call
ing for the immediate construction OF
three dreadnought battleships.
The bin is a short one and provides SIM
nix that for the purpose OF further in
crea sing the naval establishment of th.
United states the President is authorize
70 have constructed three tirst-class hat
tioships. each carrying as heavy armor
IN IL class 10 have the highest practical
s.c,d and ~ cost, exclusive OF ar.no..
ana armament. not 10 exceed S6.OO0.UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-06
HEARINGS MAY BE PUBLIC.
House Committee to Decide in Re-
gard to Currency Reform.

Currency reform hearings OF the
House banking committee may be pan-
lie. Represcntativc lindbergh OF Mn
ncsota moved today to make them >
Chairman Glass attempted 10 table lis
motion AMI was defeated overwhelrl
ingly.
After lively discussion Represent
tives Buckley. Seldomridge, Wingo.
Piatt and Smith Of Minnesota were ~
pointed "A subcommittee 10 investigate
the question Of open hearings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-06
Janane,e Colonize in South America.

SEATTLE. WASH, June 6.--Japan is
finding an outlet for her surplus popuia-
ton in South America. according 10 IN
formation brought by the liner Sanuki
Maru. F. fteen hundred Japanese were
landed at Santos. Brazil MAY Is. 10 ne
the first members Of a permanent Jana
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VICE COMMISSION
OPENLY CRITICISED
Merchant Declares the Inves-
tigators No Longer Merit
His Confidence.

CHICAGO. June 6.-The motives of the
Illinois senatorial vice commission were
questioned openly the witness stani
here today by julius Rosenwald. presl-
dent OF "A mail order house employing
more than 1.urb persons
AT the first session of this commls
sion | came prepared to help in any way
I could" said Mr. Kosenwald. Il pro-
duced our pay roll, which | have failed
after several efforts to recover and | did
my best. thinking that good might come
Of the investigation Since then ! have
changed my opinion: the commission no
longer has my confidence
Lieut. Gov Barratt OHara. chairman.
and Senators Beall Tossey and Wood
ward Of the commission listened without
change OF coun. anance save that senator
B.all grew somewhat red.
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jury Trials in Equity Cases Provided

JURY trials in equity cases in the STU
ureme Court OF the District of Columbia
are provided for in the bill introduced in
The House today by Representative
pxrns of Tennessee. The bill provides
NAT any yaity to a suit in e,Iu l. pend
~ ,ou or To ne Introduced her"a ter in
ne Supreini. Court IL the L strict Of Co.
,,:1Uoa .lIoa na.inS demand IN open
.ol,t, pv..yiG!;s ~ -. III -" tin -.
L..o..:,-s... s;.S,l Law tn. .itht Of l. Il ~
.pfy
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Offers Immigration Bill.

senator Smith Of South Carolina las in
troduced an immigration bin which is
duplicate OF the Burnett Dill
uuSham bill passed by Congress at the
last session and vetoed oy President Taft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-06

nese colony under an agreement between
Brazil and Japan. one hundred ana nfty
thousand acres of agricultural lands
have been set apart by the Brazilian gov
eminent for the colony.
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Fiber Rug Donated.

Then one of the missionaries brought
forth a hand-woven fiber rug, mare by
the natives of his mission station in South
Africa. This was purchased for So by d
member of the Alberta School, Alberta,
British Columbia.
The donations soon amounted to $1,000
but il was found impossible to stop the
subscriptions which were pouring in. and
they went up TO $1,000. When it reached
this amount donor arose and declared
she would make il even S2o.cO.
At tonights preaching service, Elder f.
w. Farnsworth of Oakland. Cal. the
president of the California conference
will deliver the sermon.
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.D|SCUSSBELMONT
THIS AT TERN00N
Committee Will Decide Upon
Plans for Saving Estate at
New Willard Meeting.

Plans for saving Belmont, the estate
formerly owned by the late Mrs A. l..
Barber from being cut up into apartment
house sites will be definitely settled this
afternoon at a meeting at the New Will
lard Hotel of the committee named last
week to carry on the movement. The
plans evolved at the meeting this after
noon are to be placed before the public
at mass meeting to be held at Belmont
tomorrow afternoon a ! o clock.
At present the plan which seems to be
favored by the majority of the committee
includes the purchase Of the estate by
the government; and its use as combina-
ton childrens' home and public play
ground Under this plan the estate would
be fitted up with swimming pools and
complete facilities for making large
number of children happy.
Other plans being discussed b. members
of the committee are to have the estate
used as an official residence for the Vice
President of the United States, or to use
il national home Tor INDECENT school
teachers
Mass Meeting Tomorrow.
Senator Nardaman of Mississippi is to
make the principal address at the mass
get away from his duties in the Senate.
Other prominent men who are announced
to make short addresses are Justice Thomas
H.. Anderson of the District Supreme
Court. John Barrett. director general of
the Pan-American Union; w. H. Saun-
ders. president of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association. and DIR. Arthur
Ramsay. principal of Fairmont Seminary.
Other speakers probably will be added
TO the list today.
Invitations To attend the mass meeting
tomorrow have been sent 10 large num-
Der of prominent men and women. and
the public generally is invited. The men,
bers of the committee want many
members of the Senate and House as
possible 10 attend the meeting. and also
many residents of Columbia Heights and
Mount Pleasant Harry Wardman the
present owner of the property. has prom
Used 10 attend.
The meeting this afternoon. which will
be held at o'clock in the Gridiron room
OF the New Willard Hotel has been
called in order that some definite plan be
presented at the mass meeting tomorrow.
Mr. Saunders probably Will be intrusted
with the task of telling of the plan TO be
decided on.
The members Of the committee which
Will meet tins afternoon are. llllafn II.
Saunders Mrs. Alexander Shepherd. Mrs.
William O. owen. Mrs. John Hay, Mrs.
John \. Logan, Mrs. Archibald u. Hop
kins Justice Wendell p. Stafford. Justice
Thomas II. Anderson, Judge Z. :. Bundy.
Charles \. Douglas. John Joy Edison,
Henry p. Blair John b. Larner. A. G.
Chaplain. William +. Galliher, Eldridge
r. Jordan. Rev George T. Dudley, Miss
Catherine Montgomery Dabney. Mrs
Ros:ilie Thornton. Claude y. Bennett
X " Harper. Mrs. Ellis Logan, r.. r.
| Martin and Mrs NJ. :. Lockwood.
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tract ..... ,.iC-
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ter northumberland, c
Si9 bottle Pivers
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Contributions by Missionaries.

One Of the most interesting features OF
the meeting was the subscriptions which
came in from the missionaries who have
returned from foreign lands. Some OF
these arose and declared that they had
no money to give but one of them, Elder
:. konigsma cher of South Africa. went
10 the platform and held UP in view of
the entire audience magnificent leopard
skin. He said this was the only relic he
had brought back from South Africa. He
had killed the leopard. he said. jLst out
side his mission station. He donated this
TO the College of Medical E,vangelists.
The skin was Immediately purchased
for $50 -
Another returned missionary from
Africa. Elder NJ c Stnrdevant, from
Tsungwes missiols in Mashonaland. 10
Southern Rhodesia. South Africa. also
displayed "A mounted leopard skin. The
animal from which it was taken. he said.
came within two feet of dragging his wife
out of bed one night in Africa. He do
mated this to the college Ii was quickly
purchased by Elder S: Il, jackson of Ma
pie Plain MINI, for 500 for the acad-
envy where he is president of the board
of trustees
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Declines to Express Opinion.

The announcement Of Mr.. Rosenwald 6
opinion OF the commission came suddenly
when Senator Beall asked him his opinion
as to whether female help was as efficient
as male
Il prefer not to give this commits
sion any opinion. replied the mail
order man. Il am willing to give any
facts in my possession. but do not
care to give an opinion"
Pressed further by members OF the
commission. Mr. Rosenwald said u
do not believe the purpose of this
commission is sincere.
In the course of the questioning. SEN
ator Woodward asked If Mr.. Rosenwald
had employee detectives to shadow the
commission.
Il will say. responded the witness.
that any one who says that says what
is untrue"
Then you would say that MIR Coan.
o,/ Investigator. made a mistake when
10 reported such 10 be the fact. pursued
Senator Woodward.
II would so further and state that
the man who made that report knowing
" uttered a falsehood.
The merchants face was an angry red
as he spoke.
,ir Beall attempted To get on a
friendly ma to- man footing with the
witness but without getting an answer
IA the original question.
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Fifty Witnesses Summoned.

E'fty witnesses. including bankers and
large EMPLOYERS were scheduled TO testif!
when ,he commission began its session
Thr commission desires light on the reia
ZION az low waSes OF the heads vi
families to immortality among women
At previous sess ons ira2mentary testi.
mony indi,at that made luate wages re-
ce:ved bS fathers had more 10 do. with
vice than small wages paid 10 iheH
daughters
Chairman OIiara informed the wit
nesses that they would not be put under
oath as the meeting was intended to be
mutually help Vi.
George NJ. Reynolds. president of the
Contin, ntai and Ctmmerci:;. National
Bana was the inst witness. BOYS work:n.
Tor the bann. Nj. Reynolds said received
so or So Il snolth when they are with
out experience. he aNetaee wage OF
salary of lii, - employees of the bank,
the witness saId WAS 81, a month.
Mould I make any important diner
cnco IN DO lars and cents II y,u were IL
pay your in"Nper...oad boys Mn I
week. asked & air naa . iiar,,.
Amy chang wh.It eliminates merit
and max, waScs a ,i'rary wou.u bc bad
proc: :ce. IN my opinion rep..ed tbs
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Presented to Patrons
Trenni Breath Tablets " it'll Riker'> Ialcum Powder

The Greater PaEae Royal has developed phcnomcnail>
certain lines III ealquarers or Rikcr Toilet Articles
Tomorrow program box o RiSaudS Ircntim Breath
TILES presented with each box Rkcs Violet E<tcl>
T,1,
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FUND OF $4,000
T0C0LtEGE WORK
Subscriptions by Seventh-Day
Adventists for Training
Medical Missionaries.

\ fGnd Of s2o.V0 was raised this morn
ing at the world conference OF seventh
day tdvcntists for the training of medi-
al missionaries at the College OF Medical
Missionaries at Iona Linda. Cal
After a sermon by Elder |. H., Evans os
Shanghai. China, the newly elected pres-
dent Of the North American division con-
ference. in which he strongly empha sized
the certainty OF the prophecies which re-
veal that Christ is coming in the present
generation, and in which he declared that
Seventh-day Adventists were especially
commissioned by God to bear the MESSAGE
Ia all the ends of the earth announcing
the early return of Jesus Elder \. q.
Daniels the president of the world con
frence. made strong plea for the col
lcge OF Medical Evangelsts
The need of this institution Tor in
reased facilities stated hy Elder
Daniels and he also spoke of the value
of the institution to the denomination
He then made call for $4,000. that
these facilities might be provided. He
first called for the ministers in the con-
gregaton 10 pledge 500 each. and about
twenty-five clerGymen responded. lie
then called upon the teachers. and NUM-
Der responded. and then upon the doctors.
With numerous responses. When the call
was made 10 include all in the congrcGa-
tion hundreds Of dollars were subscribed
quickly
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