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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-16

Having sold the tea plantation i
 Alabama where he has been for te years, Frederick Osgood Tyler has re turned to New London and is with hi mother, Mrs. Augustus c. Tyler, wh has fitted up her smaller house in tn Pequot section as a winter residence.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
NEGRO FOR MOSQUITO
BAIT in Canal Zone
Col. W. L. Sibert Tells How Darkey
Helped Sanitary Experts Catch
and Paint Pests.

Col. William l.. sibert. u. s. A.. builder
of the Gatun locks. the Gatun Dam.
the breakwater at Colon Harbor. and
the Gatun locks and the Atlantic Ocean.
has written an interesting article on the
Panama Canal. his first contribution on
the subject, for the National Geographic
Society. In his article, Col. sibert hu-
morously writes of the effort to rid the
Canal zone OF mosquitoes.
in 1912 Gatun had probably the great
est influx of malarial mosquitoes In its
history" he writes. The sanitary de-
partment determined to locate all the
breeding places for mosquitoes near
Gatun. catch mosquitoes at each place,
and after painting them turn them loose,
and determine from the color Of the
mosquitoes caught in Gatun from what
point they came. / went down there
one morning to see how they were
caught and painted. Mosquito bars were
suspended from limbs tied up at the
bottom. They had thousands OF mos
quitoes In them ready to be sprayed
with a colored liquid, and the sanitary
inspector was asked how he caught
them. He said, We have a more SCI
entific way. but this had to be done in
hurry. We simply let the mosquito
bar down, as you would open a bee, left
one side of II open. and put a Jamaica
negro in there for bait As soon as the
mosquito bar was full the bait was re-
moved and the end tied up. I saw a
Jamaica negro standing there. John,
were you the bait in that barr I asked.
and he replied, Yes. boss; that is the
easiest money I ever earned-l0 cents an
hour for sitting there and doing nothing
but just inviting the mosquitoes in"
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27

SAYS JAP PANESE
SNEAK INT0U. 5.
Agent Tells House Committee
of Secret Influx OF Mi
kado's Subjects.
LITERACY TEST CERTAIN
Senate Committee to Report lmmi-
grafton Bill Unchanged Next
Monday.
LITERACY TEST CERTAIN

Discussion of Japanese exclusion broke
out again in the House Committee on
Immigration yesterday despite the effort
OF administration Democrats 10 head II
on The committee had under considera-
ton the bill proposing to exclude Hin
docs Pacific Coast members brought up
the question OF japanese exclusion and
Roger o'Donnen, special agent of the
Immigration Bureau, declared that Jap
anese are as active in seeking admission
to the United States as Chinese and Hin
docs.
"You speak Of the surreptitious entry
of Chinese and Hindoos," suggested Rep
resentative Hayes, OF California an ad-
vocate OF the exclusion OF all yellow
races. How generally do the japanese
do the same thlngr'
Il have no reason TO believe the jap
anese are any less active than the Hin
docs and Chinese" replied o'Donnell. Il
think they are just as active. We are
catching them right along on the Mexi-
can border and deporting them"
How many were apprehended last
year?' asked Mr.. Hayes.
1--WE sent back ninety-sIx during the
first six months OF the fiscal year. was
the reply.
Representative Moore, of Pennsylvania,
started trouble by rer1arking In Il sar-
cient number to terrorize the entire Pa
.cific Coast"
e You mean that 1t shows that the
government only caught ninety-six while
thousands are entering" retorted Rep
resentative johnson, of Washington, with
some heat Addressing Mr.. Moore. Rep
resentative Hayes said sharply: You
had better get your facts straight be-
fore you slander the people of any
State"
Mr.. Hayes added that he had informa-
ton that japanese get into the United
States over the Mexican border. Mr..
O'DonneIl said the immigration service
was doing the best 1t could to keep
japanese out
Expect Unanimous Vote.
A vote on the Hindoo exclusion bill
will be taken by the committee next
week. II will be reported practically
unanimously.
The Senate Committee on Immigration
next Monday will report the immigration
bill. including the ''literacy test in the
form that 1t came from the House This
was decided yesterday after an attempt
was made to have a meeting and
quorum failed to respond. There is feel
ing in the committee that the President
will not veto the bill IL II goes to him
containing the literacy test.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
PATRIOTS TO MEET TOMORROW.
Amcrie.n Feder.tioS of Patriots
Societies Annoances Prosram.

Amcricsn federntfoR OF Patriots
Societies Announces Prosram.
The American Federation Of Patriotic
Societies VIII meet tomorrow evening nj
.Pythian Temple. The following are the
principal features of the program:
Musical SELECTIONS. 20 TO s-Ihs Protestant Masa-
zine Band, Pruf. Neville ID. stsushton. dirrctor.
"onr Objects and Our Motto"-Mr. Oscar Nauck.
pesident Of the federation
"An American Prorhecy"-Mr Sanford b. Horton,
secretary OF The federation.
My Own United states''-solo By Mis- KAthrecu
. Lmmcr; Miss Con NJ. Belt. sccmpanist.
Onward. Christian Soldiers Singing by the audi
ence. led By the hand
Reading Of first Amendment to the United States
Consfitution-1he audience In concrrt. led b. John
" Quinn. chaplain of the fedention.
Pnyer-Prof. W. W. Prescott. editor Of the Prot
estant Magazine"
a Mighty Fortress Is Our God"-singing by the
audience, led by the band
The Income Tax"-The president. assisted By ths
ushes and the hand
Our Guest. Dr. MeKim"-Introduced by Prof.
A. J. $. Bourdem rice president Of the fedentinn.
Heartto-heart Tah 10 Washington Patriots On
Dangerous subkct"-Rer. Randolph II. McKim.
ID. D., rector Of the Church Of the Epiphany.
America Singing b. the audience. led By the
band tsndienee win please risel.
benedictton-Rer. Charles II. Butler. pastor Co
inmhia Heights Lutheran Church.
Ushers and esOrt Of honor-Members Of Washing
ton Court, No. ], Guardians Of Liberty.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
DRINK YOUR WINE
BEFORE DINING WITH
Me-" SAYS HOSTESS

II accustomed to wines with your din
ner, please take your usual allowances
before coming to dine with me. for I
never serve wines,' was the frank way
in which Mrs. DeioS B.odgett issued in
yitations for a dinner party last night.
Mrs. BlOdgett mas made il II custom
always to announce to her men guests
that she never serves wines. anu il speaks
well for her hospitality that she never
has regret from a guest
Mrs. Blodgett is not an extremist In any
sense Uf the word, but she never imbibes
wines or liquors herself, and without the
slightest ostentation In the matter places
herself IN the lone class of the Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Bryan, who never drink
il or offer 1t to their guests.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
ruling UPHOLDS SUGAR
preferential Clause
Attorney General Says Tariff Law
Continues Provision in Treaty
with Cuba.
BLOW TO LOUISIANA INTERESTS

Attorney General McReynolds yesterday
gave an opinion to the Secretary OF the
Treasury that the Underwood-Simmo
tariff law continued the 30 per cent pref
erential in the duty on sugar imported
from Cuba, granted by the commercial
treaty of 1902 between the United States
and Cuba. The Attorney General held.
however. that the recognition OF the
treaty does not nullify the sugar sched-
ule OF the Underwood law.
The decision was a blow to the Loui-
siana sugar interests which had contend
ed in arguments submitted to the At
torney General that the Cuban treaty
necessitated the continuance of the Ding
ley rates on sugar. They had hoped to
obtain an opinion from the Attorney
General that the sugar schedule of the
new law was nullified by paragraph B
Of section I, which declared that no pro-
vision of n law should be construed as
abrogating the Cuban treaty or the pro-
vision of the act of Congress in 1909,
which gave that treaty life.
Representatives Of the sugar interests
and of the State of Louisiana, are con-
sidering bringing action in the Supreme
Court TO force the Secretary of the Treas
ury to maintain the sugar rates of the
Dingley law.
The Underwood law provides that on
March l there shall be a reduction of %
per cent of the duty on sugar. The con-
tention Of Louisiana and the sugar in
terests generally is that Congress is
powerless to reduce the duties on sugar
as long as the Cuban treaty remains
operative They held that paragraph B
OF section of the Underwood law, in
effect, nullifed the provision for the re-
duction Of % per cent on March
IaTI hot Ia,
Underwood law was not nullified by this
paragraph and that the preferential of
% per cent should still be allowed on
Cuban sugar.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
BILLS
SEVERELY CRITICISED
B. F. Bush Points Out Difficulties IN
the Way of Regulating Rail
road Stock Issues.
OTHERS AT THE HEARINGS

The five tentative bills OF the admins
tration's antitrust program received
some adverse criticism yesterday before
the committees on Judiciary and Inter
state and Foreign Commerce now having
them under consideration.
b. F. Bush, president of the ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad and promi-
portant Southwestern lines, told the
Commerce committee that Federal regu-
lation of the issuance Of railway stocks,
bends and other securities was an emf
nently desirable thing and he approved,
in general terms. the Sims bill or the
Adamson bill, 1t mattered little which.
President Bush. however, said:
'It is highly important that the Inter-
state Commerce Commission should be
empowered to regulate stock and bond
issues, but with seventeen of the forty
eight States of the Union already at
tempting such regulation through State
laws, many OF them greatly at variance
one with the other, II is difficult to con-
ceive a situation fraught with more
complications than would arise IL the
power OF regulation thus were multiplied.
IF all the States should enact laws
empowering their public utilities TO reg
ulate the issues of the common carriers
the complexities of the situation would
be burdensome to the last degree
Herbert Noble, of New York. filed with
the Judiciary Committee brief covering
his criticisms OF the pending bills He
argued that the decisions OF the Supreme
Court in the trust cases have served to
broaden, and have not narrowed the
meanings of the sherman act
With regard TO the bill extending the
scope of the Sherman act, Mr.. Noble
advanced the opinion that it might prove
that the enactment of Legislation forbid
ding too much would work greater harm
than good.
George 5. Franklin, attorney for the
Mccall Company, addressed the commit
tee on the rights OF publishers to fix
the selling price of their product Donei-
son Caffrcy. OF Louisiana, and Frank 5.
Trumbull. chairman of the directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio. also testified
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27

Charles swayne Of the United States Dis
trict Court, 1904. not convicted; United
States Circuit Judge Robert w. Arch
bold. 1872. convicted.
The usual proceeding In impeachment
cases is that some member Of Congress
impeaches the man involved, on the floor
OF the House. whereupon resolution
Is referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
While the Executive Department also
has the right TO can for an impeachment.
such action has always been resented
and criticized by the judiciary Commit
tee and members of the House. who pre-
fer the other course OF procedure
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
PROPOSES COAL LANDS PLAN.
Alaskan Delegate Would Lease onI,
Rich Fields.

Delegate Wickersham. Of Alaska, yes
terdsy suggested to the Public Lands
Committee Of the House that the leas-
ing system be applied to only those coal
lands In Alaska which are particularly
rich. These are found only in the Beh-
ring River and Matanuska fields. The
lower grade Goals he would have subject
to ordinary entry. The particularly val
liable coal lands in the Behring River
fields. he declared. should be worked on
tonnage royalty basis, rather than on
an acreage rental
The committee again found itself un-
able to agree as to whether any Of the
coal lands could be developed until the
InSerior Department has made final dis
position of all existing claims
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
MEASLES CASES NUMBER s47.
But OmciaIs Say There Ii No Dam
ger of an Endemic

The District Health Department is
keeping close watch on 2H cases of
measles now on record in the District.
and all possible efforts are being exerted
to prevent further spread OF the disease.
The majority Of the cases. according
to the health department officials. are
German measles, 4 milder type OF the
disease. There is no reason to fear an
epidemic. the authorities say.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
EMPLOYEES SHARE IN PROFITS.
Proprietor oG +. L. v. Luurh Fol-
lows New Plan.

Mr.. Eoonan, proprietor OF the F. T. V.
Lunch Room. at i0cS Pennsylvania ave .
nue.. has not only complied with the
eiSht-hour law. but also has admitted all
his employees 10 a profit-sharing arrange
ment- Miss Sallie Brandenberg. the new
manager. took charge yesterday. The
lunch room has been remodelled at a
cost Of more than S5.coO, and is one OF the
most sanitary in the Capital.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
WARNING AGAINST COUNTERFEIT
secret Service Agents Discover Spu-
rious SO Note.

I'd 457g2OS5' Is the number of a new
counterfeit SO note. the Secret Service
announces in d circular issued yesterday.
The note is OF the series OF 1901 II should
not deceive the ordinary handler Of
money.
The silk fiber of the genuine note is
initiated by pen and ink marks.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
IIome cIuh to See "codyn Pictures.

The stereopticon pictures taken last
summer under direction OF Col. Cody
('Buffalo BilrD AT Pine Ridge Reserya-
ton, South Dakota. showing battles
fought between Indians and the United
States troops, and the last surrender of
the Indians. will be exhibited at the Home
Club. II Jacksoa place, tonight at S:i5
o'clock. The Home Club is an organiza-
ton composed Of employees of the De-
partment of he Interior. Secretary Lane
Is president OF the club
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
SEEKS BLIND sTAGGERS' CURE.
Department OF Agriculture TO Conn
hat Horse Disease.

Forage poisoning. or blind staggers."
c disease which has killed thousands of
horses in past years in Texas. Iowa, Kan
sas. and Nebraska, is to be combatted. by
the Department Of Agriculture in cam
paign covering sixteen States, according
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
indians Meet -Gr~at white Father"

A number of South Dakota Indians in
cludirg Hollow Horn Bear, jr., Brave
Bird. William Thunder Hawk and High
Pipe. were introduced to President Will
son. yesterday by Senator Sterling.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
to a bulletin issued yesterday.

States which appealed to the depart
Inent Tor help are Colorado, Georgia.
Kentucky. Louisiana. Maryland, Mis-.
souri,, Nebraska. New Jersey. North Caro-
lima, Oregon, South Carolina, south
Dakota, Virginia. and West Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
Impcach ments Cited.

United States Judge Pickering. iSO3.
vas convicted: Samuel Chase, Associate
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court, 1884, Impeachment failed: James
II. Peck, United States District Court
Judge. 1899. not convicted; West II
Humphreys. Judge OF the United States
District Court. 1852, convicted; Judge
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27

The time that will be required for ships
to go through the Panama canal will be
from ten to twelve hours.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27
In the District Courts.

Laura Alexander yesterday sued Benja-
min Alexander for limited divorce al
leging cruelty ard nonsupport. They were
married in this city August q. 1901, and
have no children.
Papers were flied yesterday for the in
corporation Of the firm of ID. ]. Kauf-
man. the purpose of the company being
to conduct general mercantile busi-
ness, particularly as to clothing. fur
nishings and general Quitting for men
and boys. The capital stock Is $4,000
divided into 40 shares at 500 each. The
trustees are ID. J. Kaufman, Clara Kauf-
man, and Joseph ID. Kaufman, and the
place Of business Is at i0o5-loG Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
William Il. Reilly. a member of the
local bar. recently indicted on a charge
Of embezZlement Of a Eote Of s, 500 be-
longing to an estate for which he was
attorney surrendered yesterday to Dis
trict Attorney Wilson at City Hall Mr..
Reilly was In Chicago when the indict-
ment was returned and Immediately put
himself into communication with the dis
trict attorneys office and arranged to
return without the formality of a bench
warrant
The will of Pasquale di Mario. dated
The Washington herald., 1914-02-27

The will of Pasquale di Mario. dated
March %, 1894. provides that his entire
estate shall &C to his widow, SsIvaria
di Mario She also is named executrix.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-09-06
The Quickest, Simplest
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-09-06
FRE:(;KL.E:S
Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
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Be sure to ask for the double
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-09-06

never fails That's why millions OF
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