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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

The Royal Tailors, Shaefor and Snyder
80 Kansas avenue, respectfully call you
attention to their ad in this weeks Sat
urday Evening Post. It is very suggestive
to clothes buyers.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

Fire at Is this afternoon slightly dam
aged the interior of the Superior CIeanin
works at 1915 East Tenth avenue TIL
fire was caused by an explosion of gaso
line. No one was burned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

Free 81 extra pants with every suit
to order SIS. This week only. Glasgow
Wooden Mills, 729 Kansas ave.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

Safety razor blades resharpened by ma
chine, sc, 35c dozen. Brunt Drug Co
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal
office.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29
TIM IbTF IN III ASSlEY.

at Mills Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

Money loaned on city property b.
the Prudential.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29
BLUEBELL.

to call up a young man you have never
met, although he sent his phone num-
Der to me by a friend of mine?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

FOR RENT-Furnished room modern
house, good location, close in. Address
House, care Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-29

STOLEN-From 1120 Quincy, Collie Shep-
bred dog. Reward. Phone Monaghan
The evening world., 1913-06-30
BOWELS BAD, LIVER
TORPEDO, CASCARETS,
II constip. { d. bill GUS. hsadachy,
stomach sour, take Cascarst
Dim n Box.

You men and women who can't get
feeling right - who have headache,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath. dizziness, cant sleep, are bill
ious, nervous and upset, bothered with
a sick, Rsssy. disordercd stomach OF
have backache and feel worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Csscarets, or merely forcing =
passageway every few days with salts.
csthartic pills or caster oil' This Is
imp rtant.
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse and regulate the stomach,
remove the sour, undigested and fer.
menting food and foul gases, take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out Of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the intes-
tines and bowels.
A Csscaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet. liver and bowels regu-
lar and head clear for months. Don't
forget the children. They love Cas-
carrots. because they taste good--do
Qood-nevcr grippe or sicken.
The evening world., 1913-06-30

BY one Of I'VE italians who ESCAPED.
Her husband. Giovanni Dc HapoiisA,
was forced out Of work a. q weaver In
the Dohwty 4 wadsworth mill and
had been working In the Nigel Silk
Company mill. Astoria, L. I.
lie Was warned saturday to quilt
work by . delegation d Paterson
strikers, but went home last night to
visit his wife. Holding her one-year-
old infant In her arms she was pro-
tecting him when shot. She was re-
moved TO the General Hospital. not So
riously injured.
There Is no clue to her assailants.
who had previously s,oned the home
Of Egldio Coblanchi, at No. M Ed
mund street. He Is also employed at
Astoria and had been warned to quit
work.
The evening world., 1913-06-30
High Time for
CHAMOlSETTE GLOVES

Wear them on Summer dayp. wash
them at night and look - fresh = q
pink the very nsxt morning. :. :. "A
Tor durabi!ity-Tv thsmi. .0thse:
wise. you'll nsvsr bslisvs bow we'll
they wearl
n-button-ohamois color and
The evening world., 1913-06-30

Sis 70 $l.Se Dsys' Transss. ......... -
Bioomsrs and Knicksrs-ail wool
navy serges, high class worstsds.
light weight cheviots. oassimereo
and corduroys-many full lined
belt loops and watch pocket
DOYe CLOTiIlN0-rHl1D yLOo0
50 q. Ls.s Kl.ssss. ............... ~
ylowerod lAwn-.platn bande.
VIZ APPEkH-ArCOND HLO00.
5 b . q. Psssl Dsttsas .............A .
Carved. plain or fishsys-s or I hole
large or small. .
TRIAMIN0s-AAIN FLOOR.
$l.le Whit Bsiisis Waisis. ). $3.50. ~
Fine lace yoks-heavy lace inserts.
also tailored madras->all sisss.
wAlSTS-eDOOND yLOOh.
m Nh T. , s::s W.T. .! F''s FL: as.ii;i..
plenty OF white. blue and red
grounds With stripes. checks. dots.
AAH DRSas HAsRics-oAssams7.
The evening world., 1913-06-30
Theatre NOTES.

eids entertained $50 men Of
wafship Arkansas. 400 OF the
b Minas Geraes. $50 Of the
President sarmiento and 200
tates marines at q special per-
hce OF IAN Aboard" last night.
First house to open the new sea-
VAL be the Conan. where A. II.
BE- will put on Potash and PERL
July 10.
ldvertising The Deserter" at
envy of Music this week beai
OF Helen Ware. who starred
years go. She says she Will
In Injunction.
Drew and Robert Kelly have
gagged for. Philip Bartholomae's
zee. kiss Me Quick" which
tie Shubert, Boston. Aug. 4.
hlldren's Motion Picture League
Ne another free picture show for
ZEN at the Jefferson July 4, al d
Laura Cogswell, the founder. says
kvithin q few weeks twenty-five
y will be giving free shows for
gue every Saturday morning.
B. Hills of No. Is Wall street
Dyndicate planning a house for
IA and may open this fall With
Luescher as managers and
Macdonald as star. Among
The evening world., 1913-06-30
HANDKERCHrEFs

A wonderful stock 10 supply The
Summer needs Of the entire family.
For Mes.
Pure Linen H ndk'ss-with initial
Finsr-with I.onG fsiiow ia!tiai. AsaA
smb'd or machine ssnb'd.......... 10
win snb'd small INITIAL
Were .U..."." sS1
were .W.....s.. 100
Lcngfsllow o. small Initial hAaAk'a -.
Pure lrisn Llncn.h omciitcH. D 70 :3&
Tape Bordess-eacA... .12k 70 10
Pure Irish Linen-sxtrs siss-
.12M 70 80
Tape Borders-sxtrA sias-
.26 aaa 30
Mere estsed-stsipsA aots, figures
or WIN cord bosdeeo.. s19k
Wensa's Haaak'fs.
Pure Irish linso-fansy
Hs .sss:s i H,sS ;.i.Ss S::;:i s* y -
ENID corner or hR-Whito
o. With cold emb'y-each. ........ no
Pure linsn-smb'd corners,
also cold border win eoMsU
sMSd e match: :.;;,,:::;.;s:::;.c..." .19x
With initialo-~thrss dsstsns-
SSt: 90 iia:@& !: Il; -. ~
i .ss.. a: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ::1E.:.' ::3&
ChllAsea's HseAk'ss.
with colorsd hand -smb'd initial
also pure white linens In boz, IN
Eme'd corners-each. ..........., .t81
Pure linen .csntrse-val lace
tum G-eegh ..'....s,....s...s... Mn
Boys Pure lrish Linen
WIN '"its'''' ''''''''''.........s.. sx2x
CelsssA Hasak'ss.
for kimnnoc, aprons. eusting
10 20 % linen. n a q Qu
Imported hendAnnas-Aiue, aise
6mck-and. white chscts........... 40
SIX BandannaA-foP 6athing
caps. hat drapse-
sls e s ssssi isss-:: ea :. :5g
The evening world., 1913-06-30
SHIELDING HUSBAND.

triks waPning Iill Work.
Pc Homo 10 Attacked.
Icarmcncita dc Hapollxa Of No.
rty street. Paterson. N. j.. was
3roush the right hip last night
The evening world., 1913-06-30

VIM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTU
Better qualities In white. 90 and .O8
Two-oiasp stylss-whits end chamoas
tint: .:i:.! s:.......s... ~ ana -
SILK Gloves for Girl
Elbow isnGth-whits-
double finger tips....." ID ana 10
Two-ciasp-white and tan 6ilico-
double dn8or upo.................. sOO
The evening world., 1913-06-30
SUMNER HOSIERY

Representative items from our VI
stocks noted for ssesflenD a vasisty
FOR WOMEN
Italian el1k 0sss-Dlack ana
whits-double sole, toe ard
high spliced hsel-kaysSr mak~-
especially good value. 1 80
=. A. u. . sss 0Slk Bese-
black. white gray and tan-ltGle
sole. toe and top. ALSO hiUh
suliesd silk heel. Observation-Disclosures. IN
TT: TT ,S .ssria1 sill gccii.s = Ssv
10. quality .s wi TY Z .. nk
Sos any hat essinos ds1s = IA IN
Si1k Beet uess-Biack. ten. sray.
white. navy. pink and light blue
hele cole. toe As,d top. also high
spaiced osel-Speoial.. "a
FOR MEN
SIN 0Ose-Biack. tan. navy. Sray,
garnet and hslio-liAH sole he'd
ana tos........ .86; } pairs Tor 100
FOR CHILDREN
Fancy Cotton OOeks-Whits a. blaok
with eancy tops-Asss to II ySo.. IA
Fancy Lssls oocks-whits, black OF
fancy tops Or anoxsr stripss.
.8B; pairs for 100
The evening world., 1913-06-30

At LES S.ss o.ss 49, o.sS IyO!
Prsttisst models Of he ssassA. = q
c::s:i,:. ::frSs ::s:. sss: ssSs:, sss
nssss.s. RSii.ss, sSs-A q ~
D D::s;y sS%% 3; S SSlSn VIM; - -
with end without combine0oe0 g
color. :. Especially attractive .2sS ~
styles Of neck saown-eue - ..0anI
dainty effects. showing greAt vAylOoy g
lot and many in sises 70 y
The evening world., 1913-06-30

y e. Laes ~ E.,A,1y csuns. -
lmported-whits and serss-sAsuAeR
sailor. cordly and .othee ehaoeo-
variety. OF pretty Aess 80 -
oroidsries.
% &. Bsys' Pssesb Dissss. ......... 81
White and fancy--alse hlua chaO.
bray-attachsd coliarA1 70 u yeaya
BOYs' vUhNIAulN0e--TQnDH t002
$40 Lssthss HaaA ~. -
Metal ana r.vsted fFanse-leatAes
and r s,ls Iass - n. hsn 1ls,.
IS q. Ssuunss ctsoaass. ..........,o q
Light and dlrk grounds With fiora1.
onsatal and conventional dssigns-
UPacisray-sAsA1Da.
II q. n. s hlsw cssas. .............. -
<2xA-strong weave
also bx1-rsg. .U............... IN
Notics-Hasateshsd sasa y ~ NJ
HGuISs- sAanunssr.
The evening world., 1913-06-30
June Sale Values In
Womsn's Smart Waists
Lingerie and Silk

Lowry oCytD " Wrx0 0oVcSa0o1
from regular prinas. .. SPECIAL puf-
chasss and clsarances from our own
stocks make possible thsss splendid
values for Juns Sals's closing wesk.
These Are 0aly Representative
Lingerie WAists Of Persian
Lawn and voils-hish and
low neck or with colIAro-l al
tucked fronts or henvy and
fine laces and simulated
hand emb'y-Spec1a1....
Lawns. voilss ana Betistss-)
do8ens Of new models with
smb'y or dainty touches OF
S oS.c'. ,s;,:s .. q low c:ss
DAintisst voiies with fronts Of
hand embroidery In prettyl
designs. In combination with A-As
ciuny and other lkces. many
have charming color con.
trasto-newsst sleeve finashes'
Piain and Dmb'd Dot ves,ss-l
da1nt1est styles with Clunt
lace Inserts and embroidery-I R.ol
others with French ami Ger. ~0
man Val. laces IN novel
styise-trimmsd sissvss..
White Jap silk wants--low)
neck-yoks stylss-with and ANe
without attractive self frill- Ssse
ingH-Specia1......
A!iover Shadow Lace waists-)
various patterns - newest
modols-yevers and collars Of l0o
Chiffon or Crepe Dc Chine- se
many show color underneath
were )6.Nt-special.. ........J
The evening world., 1913-06-30
OUR STORES WILL n
CLOSED AL DAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
} JULY oh anA ~ e
and Win also - s1sooS
sll day Saturday dussag u
July and Aaesass
- HAS BEEN our Cugroon
DURING
PAST THIRTEEN YRANs
June Sale SPECIALS
for Tomorrow

Ior I0m0froW
~ M - ea0Ans o.
Never has better ~. e unensy-savo>
opportunities bssa eeesrsl tAaa - -.
loving. Every item y new, dsooo1ohje
and - prices which ssnass - slsSuSwe
matched foc The eualiay.
Ne TSsss ~ Hsssssssss - PvssvosensoDs
Buy TsssswUO - I'D
11.79 China san Walses. .ik.,
White Or bleck-surnbsck csiissS-
nsw syn yosss-witA - vsGsse
M Lawn 4 Daslses Wakes. Lay
Daln,y nsv nelssS-e.S'y s.i -
trim-Aish - Low neck 80
1l.lo Datlses Z Lawn Walses. 80
Dnowy stylse.faes ana ether ~
sSs TIN .n:, q wv ssss-slsls sfs
. q. Wsmsa's Dssss Hass. 80. ~
mali and isrSs sSssss = aoai
@a.eo Wsrnen's Tallsrsd ssess. .l.yss'
Hemp and Hair Draie..bialk - \
' ooaose-saun and velvet trim IN
. q. EstSa Size Psstieesss, -
Blue stripe sssssueSsss-sii icaciis
W. = W. Cssscee. .......... ~ =
osucsS NC covuluvne. WNq3Nc "A
S sssYSs,i caS s sx9See n IeseeSSasasso
49, Ss.gv 1890.
| TcSuI ~ so1e-SS9' ~
e9.so oisls' Rspp pvsssss. -
imRortsd fseftes-vhitA -. - t
~ Il ySa-s -
lM .. v.. sl
Nsr.v s..s n,..S ..
S s:ss: asS xhits-s'atsass cha0>P01
SS.so 4 sl.se Aais...s n,.... ae
LinSsr's aad tue.roas.abls go.
Ety.. 80 s' ~. oVsS2-soSIol !.
4. . =. ~:. 49, :. . 80. s..~ 49,
y end ! i.eA Iieeas-esaa 1850
eoffs ettacaee-eu sseA
40 Msa's Dsshiss s,,,,. . "A
dssvsis:s-ssSs Sss7ss:3- q - III
y g. uttle Boys Wesh Sulss. ~
plain ecssrS. sAsSsS I "a s sSs s ~.
HsN srnI o ~
- ct. Bsys' Dlsusss >su- ~
is S:S;A: a., enG s stssessd scl!As sty;ss-
shsmbrsya
~ q. Beys' Hats. ~
colorc-sah-raS Snd Soijeoc-SSSS -
fsScy hands. n.
Duttoo-Vhito "a taa-CSSs. 4
' H
The evening world., 1913-06-30
Z Cleanup Purchase Of
Babies Summer Shirts

& aA ::ss o,S::,u.........} 40
We cleaned O / every garment Of
this particular nd In the malesr's
stock. "A clesi up. but every gar
ment strictly rfsct-no ssconds-
sizes to 8 yrs.- ong or short slssvss.
Note-AN JuaA sale valuss IN this
depa rtment will be continus1 - -
And insludin0 July ~.
The evening world., 1913-06-30
Drv Dock Savings Institution

BAL 4 34a Bowery, Cor. I'd st.. New York.
The Trustees have declared . dividend
for the six months ending June 80. 1913.
on all deposits entitled thereto under the
ny. Laws at the rate OF THREE and
ONE-MAIAF Per Cent. per snnum on all
sums not exceeding THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. payable on and after July ~.
1919.
Deposits made on or before July 10 will
be entitled to interest from July l. 1et3.
ANDREW MILLS. President.
WN. Y. PATTERSON, Treasurer.
CHARLES NIERfING, Secretary.
The evening world., 1913-06-30

Irresistible Ramie Dress Linens
That Make Sensation Every Time We Offer them for Sale.
s6inch wids-sssy thread pups finest shades
Of bhs pink. old orchid vio szquts %
10 realize vshs and buy hss must thsn s6O
Essa ~anasstsssvs seeming sss 70 Buy st shs svsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
CUBANS CHEER CASTRO
Hearty Welcome Given to
ExiIed President of Ven-
ezueIa on Arrival.

HAVANA. February 26.-Gen. Cipriano
Castro, former dictator Of Venezuela. ar
rived here today on board the steamer
Saratoga from New York. and was
greeted enthusiastically by the populace.
No opposition was offered to his land
ing. The immigration officials afforded
him all possible facilities.
A f1otilla Of tugs and launches crowd
ed with people went out to meet the Sar-
atoga of MORO Castle and accompa MED
her to her anchorage. On board one tug
was the municipal band. loaned by the
mayor of Havana. which played the
Cuban and Venezuelan national anthems.
Another tug was occupied by commit
tee of Cuban veterans.
Gen. Castro landed on San Francisco
wharf, where JcO people were gathered.
AS he passed through the crowd he
vaised his hat and repeated several times
Viva for the Cuban nation. The peo-
pie responded with cheers 70. Castro.
The entire crowd followed the visitor,
who drove in an automobile decorated
with the Venezuelan colors, to his hotel,
where Gen. Rafael Reyes, eXpresident OF
Colombia. also resides.
The Venezuelan charge. accompanied
by the Colombian charge visited the
state department yesterday, end. it is re-
ported. requested that Castro be placed
under a strict watch when he landed on
Cuban soil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
Body of Men Named for Each State
on Behalf of Residents.
WOMEN ARRANGE TO RECEIVE
Send Invitations to Governors and
Wives to Be Guests of Honor on
March 3-League Recognition
Gifts Reach City.
Parade Rules.

StafY Of grand marshal and es-
cOrts to President-elect and Vice
President-elect to form at $3.50
o'clock am.
Escort to start from White
House to Capitol at 10 O'Clock am.
Formation for the parade to be-
gin at noon.
Escort from the Capitol to the
o'clock pm.
Review Of tho Inaugural parade
by the President to begin at ::45
O'Clock PIN.
Parade to be dismissed at Wash-
fngtOn Circle. All organisations
must stay In line until reviewed
there by grand marshal and his
stafY.
Only the L. s. Military Academy
Band will be allowed to play
"Hail to the Chief as Ii passes
the reviewing stand.
Only the band leading the
Maryland delegation will be al
lowed to play maryland, My
Maryland"
Bands close together shall not
play at the same time.
No carriages except those Of the
presidential party will he al
lowed In the parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate:
Met at 10 am.

Met at 10 am.
Senator Smith attempted Co have
his cotton futures bill considered.
but objection put it over until,
Thursday.
Passed bill to create a Depart
ment of Labor.
Ratified treaty with Italy for
reciprocal treatment of citizens Of
both nations.
House:
Met at 1O:3O am.
Disagreed to Senate amendments
to pension appropriation bill and
asked for conference.
Resumed debate on naval appro-
priation bill. G
General deficiency appropriation
bill. carrying $24,235,740, was re-
ported.
Majority and minority reports
from Treasury Department eX-
pcnditures committee on 'Oleomar-
garine tax controversy were sub
mitted.
Money trust committee considered
its report in executive session.
Message from President Taft
recommending a financial budget
system was read. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26

Democratic Club Has Vice President
as Dinner Guest.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. February 26-
Vice President-elect Thomas r.. Marshall
today will be guest of honor at a fare
we'll banquet rendered him by the Indiana
Democratic Club. Mr.. Marshall will de-
part this afternoon for Trenton, y. j..
where he will confer with President-elect
Wilson. He will remain in Trenton until
he goes to Washington for the inauSura-
ffon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
SEEK LAW TO CURE GRAFT.
Gaynor Will Be One of Witnesses
Before State Legislators.

NEW YORK. February 26.-The
mayor OF New York. two former mayors
and a host of other high officials I'm
and out Of office will help committee
of state Legislators to frame legislation
to remedy the police situation in New
York city.
Hearings begun today before this
committee will continue until the
members feel themselves able to dag
nose the recent police graft scandal
and recommend laws to cure them.
Mayor Gaynor. former Mayor George
b. Mcclellan and former District At
torney William T. Jerome are expected
to give their views tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
WANTS PAY CLAIMS HELD UP.
Senator Gore Also Calls on Taft for
PAPERS of Attorneys for Indians.

Senator Cores resolution calling on
President Taft to transmit all copies
Of kilograms. letters. reports. opinions.
etc. on file in the Departments of Jus
tice or Interior relating to contracts,
claims for fees or compensation on the
part of the firm of Mansfield. McMur
ray & Cornish, Il firm Of Oklahoma at
torneys, against the Chickasaw and
Choctaw Indians has been adopted by
the Senate.
The resolution also calls for payment
of the claims to be held up until fur
ther action by Congress or the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
Building Collapses: Kills Fireman.

ATLANTA, Ga. February 25.-Jares /.
Gillespie, fireman, was killed and a
dozen others narrowly escaped death
when the buildings at 14O-142 Whitehall
street collapsed early today. Inmates OF
the structure escaped to the roof of an
adjoining. building or were rescued by
fjremen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
JOHN Q. THOMPSON DIES
Assistant Attorney General Sue.
cumbs to Uremia

CHICAGO, February 26.-John q
Thompson, assistant attorney general of
the United States, who was stricken
several days ago with acute uremia.
died early today. Physicians had been at
his bedside constantly since early last
night. when his condition became worse.
At that time the patient entered into a
coma, from which he was never reused
r. Thompson arrived in Chicago last
Friday from Washington for a short
stay on mis- way TO his home in Canton,
Kan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
ARMS AGAINST HUERTA::
APPEALS TO THE US.
Governor Of Coahui|a TeIe-
graphs to President Taft and
President-EIect Wilson.

EAGLE PASS. Tex, February 26.-The
stage is completely set today along the
border opposite this section of Texas for
new Mexican revolt, that of Gov. V.
Carranza of the state OF Coahuila. He
has officially proclaimed the Huerta gov
ernment Spurious.
The International bridge across the Rio
Grande to Piedras Negras is lined with
men, women and children. mostly A1eXi-
cans, all fleeing to the American side for
protection.
Col Emilio Carranza, with 200 volun-
teers, is preparing to resist a detachment
of federalS supporting Huerta, said to- be
south Of Piedras NegraS.
Captures Twenty-Five Federals.
Last night Col. Carranza captured
twenty-five federals several miles below
the city. Today he sent detachment to
Las Vacss, the Mexican town, opposite
Del Rio. Tex.
United States troops are preparing to
protect Americans on the border in case
this latest revolt imperils them. Capt.
Bigler is here in charge Of a squad Of
thirty federal cavalry. and a full troop
Of United States cavalry from Fort Clark
is due here this afternoon.
Gov. CarranZa is reported to be in the
vicinity of Monclova, Mexico. He today
wired President Taft and PreSident-elect
Wilson the following:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
Captures Twenty-Five Federals.
Calls It Assassination.

The Mexican nation condemns the viii
famous coup d'etat which has deprived
her of her constitutional rulers. who We're
cowardly assassinated, but is aware that
her institutions are alive and is disposed
to sustain them. ! am certain that both
the government of your eXcellency as
we'll as that of Your successor viii not
accept the spurious government which
Huerta is attempting to establish upon
crime and treason, but Wilt proceed with
circumspection toward the social. and po-
litical interests Of our country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-26
STOCK EXCHANGE REFORM
South Carolina Senate! Dis
cusses His Bill to Regulate
Cotton Deliveries.

In an effort to have the committee on
judiciary discharged from the further
consideration Of his bill requiring those
making contracts for the future delivery
Of cotton to deliver the goods specified.
addressed the Senate.
The bill is aimed at alleged practices of
the New York Cotton Exchange. Senator
Smith declared that dealers on the ex-
change were in the habit of agreeing to
deliver any grade of cotton without ex-
pecting to be called upon. actually to do
SO. He mentioned instances in which
buyers had made demands for cotton and
found the sellers unprepared to turn 1t
over.
Tends to Manipulation.
The practice. he contended, was cal
culated to enable the exchange to SO
manipulate the cotton market as to ham,
mer down prices at the expense Of the
producer His bill was intended, he
added, to so regulate the exchange as to
make prices more stable and benefit the
cotton growers.
Senator Clark Of Wyoming objected to
consideration of the measure today, and
it went over until tomorrow.
A letter from George w. Neville. presi-
dent of the New York Cotton Exchange
protesting against discharging the COM
mittee from further consideration of. the
measure was presented by Senator Lodge.
The letter sets forth that officials OF
the exchange had asked for hearing on
the measure, but had not been given the
opportunity. E.
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Invited to Attend Reception.

Invitations have been sent to the gov
ernors of the various states and their
wives to be the guests OF honor at re-
ception March 8 by the District of CO.
,umbia branch of the Woman's Wilson
and Marshall League. The reception
rropises to be one OF the features or in
augural week. and official diplomatic and
residential society women are expected
to be present.
Mrs. Steven Il. Ayres, wife of Repre-
sentative Ayres Of New York, president
of the Woman's National Democratic
League, has just received from New York
jewellers consignment OF official recos-
milton gifts, and all members OF the
league, who have been waiting to obtain
the national league pin. it is announced.
can now do SO at headquarters. lib
street northwest. from 10 am. to pm.
each day.
The last regular weekly meeting Of
the full inaugural committee that wilt
be held before the Inauguration will
take place at IL o'clock tomorrow at
the Willard Hotel, and a full attendance
is expected.
Friday night there will be three
meetings of other committees at S
o'clock at the willard Hotel. when the
committees on historic sites and civic or
ean.aa tons and the subcommittee on
public order will gather thGs.