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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
Bic SHIPS READY
To PUT To SEA

AEA York. Apfsi In Matters
Nnre a0vtn@ &paa@ tsSsA4 "a ghe
brooklyn HAHy Yara im Aassing saa
hattlssSips Aaa etheF @aF vessels re
naming there reads fey anything thai
may happen
The arsasnAn9h 8a New Yark ana
Texas. sister sAgps ars n@t eat Mnaer
akFest sailing orders. Bssk are sa naarsy
ready f@r SEA duty that theF esd
steam alk "A @aS Eiama. the Naw
I OPS, AizAa2Qn I'm tn@ navy sill have
heF c4a3 ard ol1 fuel hankars allied
10 Inc uF9nn by Saturday mlaht, ana
there rs strong possibility thak aam
ash leave far the soash on sansIa i
saarnang tkar AMMUNITION i rwasYY
and will be all aboard 81 shea. ttsa.
50 with her complement az sailors fall
tasefe u aeenank fa prevent Asaptain
Rodgers from gSwta8 ahA order rs De-
part Whenever RE gets u from Wash
tasteB.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
EVERYTHING READY
{ f'patiuaea frem First page

q efe9hooa no deAnlte steps had beeu
taken toward calling on Inc "a lteIa
~ The States 60 participate "a has1ltS@
adaea tn#t GAneral Nails, chief uf gae
division u8 military affairs, had te@a
asked ia laaAtre AS To the times which
would ne Required 80 gnust@r Tire
militia But that ae a}her Instructions
had hven issued
MF Garrison refusea 80 discuss anY
detail 90 ms plan which hAs he@B
aTa@u Gee 4rmas epeHAtl@nA tn MeNlea
No orders patums thts plan gute effect
Rad been issued and no tmm Aats
Pursuance az orders - coutem plated
The secretary was waiting words fFom
tne president
General wood viii assume Supreme
command If the Hray's movements in
ghe feta aitce The campaign aTaera
have been lNa4tvd General Weed was
present al "a meetaa this afternoon At
as 48iet array amd navy soasa al
which plans f0r tha 90 ep~ ration ~
tne f~u arms ~srs d8ss slAssed Ia detail
General Weed ~iii leave for Texas
t1ty Texas. suum aftsr this president
has given 9be word for the tFn0ps ia
asANN
steFetars Garrison sonk ne further
ztepa to-day 30 assure All adequate
aamher ~ shtpa as the mAere hang uaa
rEne fof u$a a. ArmY transports wnen
tHr Fuoyea4eat STARTS Me indicated that
fuH preparations alreauy nave been
made a this respect and that no hltGn
uesa h@ expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

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4tefs Applause 6h@n ~ h@adtia&a
TIE HtrTwaa ~ cyclists sssTn
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sessM8 Fle8f - - nfsaafm a8eM@ -
asu@msa swtseerat eas large .Ha
as@Nl 40 mM a#@#M@a SKILL y ~ ~
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mffahte TNh #fva fS@emAma. mN @-
s8f8HseHsal ga8HaattN ~ maeh ts}@nf
ana versatility pssa@s'7 the ear snd
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sn Ira SHHam 8AB#g1 fH#nta ~ EAa 8Fgs
cities wffa the fhir8 degree afe1a
wsapa ard So - FFasa fnls ap9gae
mrfat# Hm@6@Fi@G gtewsffg written
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f8eFn@ss Sra eefg far pagsa f5f aBs-
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s#f haf hF PEE m@M0a imaRs fhe stan
Hs8HFs8 Tra7 ~ ssart an an1 tnag r. fH@
IF a3euF SEA. real e0sn &2sg ard start
baw srFunntla a@nou*ussnt gaefsssaea
bv sa HsseF A@ea If fna s8aTa Mh@
wslsle ~ lssaAt INSPECTED Qf VA nauch
stens @HissR The FAEN@ n}M hV th@
way aAa@S esq eFeops Or IRE aeF8er
preparing fpf Mhmt 5aaSa fa - &n
8H@vtf ahfe struggle s. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
CONGRESSMAN CAN
NOT LEAVE CAPITAL


8FF8nRemAnts Frf Hhe reception ~
tAe congressional eaH fnisfea ~ haIRd
axa ana grounds exported here zoe
tag have beer e8f1ea aW because ~
. telegram Yaeetysa hF Secretary Dune
tep ~ me easrn beF - corr s4sree tafp
gesserdAv afternoon froug eugresa-
mas A&an &sae #alea roads as mi
5eM#
a~xlraa fes9lut#a HetafFss corr
frftEeH wit come Thursday or Ffts
ass VITA advise i4E@f
Tha local ssm mlttee had faaaa cv@fB
ARRANGEMENT for the reception ~ ln8
visitors wHo @g{a come wnea trey eaos
10 TOOK o*er atae sItaatte2 eeEardEaS
she enlargement 8f tAa federal build
Ene Governor afmart Mayor Alasit@y
Fraa8aeng af Aldermen ta@ms and
President ~ Goune ps}sfs besides
the h8fnhar Or commerce COMMITTEES.
had arranged ta Gak# aart la ghe re.
e@nfiAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

VIRGINIA 4% The LAW AND
EQUITY ta0DWF AW TaM glTx aR'
htGnAi.sNE TaN iE1sa DAY 80.
AgRilA tsls
AAals AAff@A &3a4 &tts. HgAlMtlw
A@alH#t
yaAn Alfred t'8x Defendant
Aa SA&Ha@gy
II ApR@aFlna a. Ih0 N8@ef that tAu
aeisss rs tAe aaass bttl alaa hatetW
by the defendant aann Algesa cas-
amalmst she plwiut4fg Annie j Nax. " IL
9hfaiA = afsasss - xfaeNla m4AttAmaA4l
fss 1hv said defendant AAalsAAt kha
Ei@amtis asAha@ 4 9s48 va tha Mrpaaa
wt adultery, a. sat fu4Eh ia ths Aaav 1
aAa eFwss all IA snAnesFs wxhiaat@a
asatHst ths plAaatAn Ia thla aAuaa ~
the defendant And affidavit hAxlng
hS~a m@ae aAa AeisaA mn@ Hiesi that
sAa nlaiatlfT Is i resident az tAa ssAt@
W viggtatsa ana smAg dee diligence hAs
bean used ps sAa a0 heAait * she de
PENDANT ~ ascertain In what eauatY
ne aaFp agatinN iaa plRiatiff, sac sala
Aaaie u t'ux4 ~. wltheat @feess ii ts
ordered thai tha said AAaie Cox Ap-
pssr n~ra wlsAsn tifteen days after aas
publication af thaa order and Dc what
~ necessary III protect har interests
IN this asit
An exsrAsts~Teata.
+. E WINSTON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
WAS No CHANGE IN
STATE PENSION LAM

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s@3v@d ard the fegsa~ss wae Rad Yna-
a@easy snsF @iRf@ HanfssfAy ~ #E8sn
IN awss@bs navs throughout 4lFSsas r.
st8@ s8@8@nmsq HaMAm @Ha0m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS


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Aath4NA AM1 wa " ASA EuN tss &FF il MI
ssa4 usE@AaSs Ma maAkks* @AAtAax YaWs
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sNiaasnent, whether u - pfaAans As
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promptly
W. especially want III @aAA II IA
th@ae apparently hsy@Aeas a&eas v AsgA
IA Faslaa@ ug AahaA@sas A4ashea maaa4a
s. spaE AfianA gagns4. spAtaRs aaauk -
etc haze failed Wa w.n8 10 shea
tAi@ Aa@ neAhoA II A@AlMsA@A ID eva MI
alisiaugt aEsAtAta@ All whamstN3. aaa
all thoAs Terrible nasasS#ut@ 81 nnsa
Ana faY all ksfsa@
Thss ssss sstss - taa ssa HsF gAag ia
nagaeek a asn@ls aAys WRITE num aaa
thaa heaia lhM MsNshes Al @nv@ M4nA
sfa saeNas. Asgsapay sAAal soapan h@law
pAa il today vsAax
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

Miss Eshei HarfA mafe aRa a apieo
dAa sapp9rua@ company gave zach.
mpRa 4&a elsht Inv real thta5rlss al
tfest ei at seasan la tas presentation
af uAaS02 ChanhNrs faufs&et
ssAHe version af Aaaa douglas aedg
Sticks p9pplAF geYel rankes
lheu#h atss barrymore wAs aaffsr-
lAN lssi HlsRt frea a severe ael1 ths
HtAf sAA@ q halahaa performance AaA
Was &ftWn ah HfstIan receiving gNe
B@at9d entsAtH E#tiw ta Hlch sNe e.
s&ssuaea kFANieaatY
Niue ttkfAsAa a. hef tnsimAaea
FARtH q Mat0ra waMmn wao n@s
sttV&*3ma a#wafa sngsi Alse il sRa g84@
iaost pianist "a hsl day @hs Has
4tsvd the Wandering ltfe "a . ylgtuaae
&Wd has aH the tagasS HeFaaies III " hal
5M gMUAA tH@ artistic temperament
1AHtn La Il hat&y sei4 ssessgar@a pers
Baa " Wst esN@c8s - hAse A@E wmY wtkh
ali hel tftle w0el4 sAe he'd ia aaf
ssf,es stnee gheY mgns@tes afgA her
F*@i0 aae AiAes fta m@ek sansassa@ives
s@As sAnVe W ministers "a neg power,
@he Nkm 4 usssst af Ail as ne tRstrn
la#Ht upon wAssn ike ne plane. Pes
taGsgselAAs wki gaa paas
In MF GhAmnefs eaansss gnewe
tFAlts IsAAY ea& fAmaa aves little
sV1UN - WsgaaAa&sA il Aa tell Inc
sttNs Eante NAa waTd, karen.
mh@m eh# has pickles aat III the #at
tef ANA u haw site has F~Area TIT an
Aset d. pation Cd ner karana falis Au
luXa with Gregory IAFalns. English
ssMrflsser TMnta ewtgoAix~a him rass
snH#Ke at him shrewdly
pnt all to n@ purpose Karen IA deter
mined 90 marry hAan and de@s Tante
presses hsF campaign ara naaisy car
rlea the asri away from her husband.
sa1n9 IA a4as zas&aE~ Aa -Sas@xA-sss4 sssse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
ALL CORPORATIONS
MUST MAKE RETURNS

Notices ara b@tns sens oat ny tna
Internal revenue ofyAee explaining 40
delinquent corporations tns fact tnas
returns should haVe been made By
M&rUh tst til wAs stated yesterday
tnMt more fs@a 500 corporations iM
tha Second 8lstFicf haNe gA8A@s 20
make returns anaes the requirements
af sae statutes
The aaw SAYS MI corporations Fn@st
make returns aAfare the tst pe March,
and heavy penalties follow failure
. 30 thlA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
With Hot Oatmeal
Girl Routs Burglar

NEW NuRR April 50 Aiiss MARY
Desmond nasd in fAe apartment
&c Mf aad Mra George n SpeIaaM
Na the Hrsg aoar Ut fouf STORY
aaaf4eot house st lTA Htob avenue.
hester fiaa northeast 1T MouNt Var
nan. nntsped ~ eepihg the nall
ahd fetHtA@d ta ee kAShen 10 empty
waste basket yesterday mafu}M9
stAgtlea nt tbe auex gteQtea appear
ance eft man Ia the Kitchen. she
aF@ppva hcg basket and broom ana
ns8 90 meGd sailed ga MRS spel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
AT THE THEATERS

has p8eo bh}lANaerinN With sHe4gtaus
EsfAlfAeFJ Afe~@ who tAkaa hta piea
stfNa u aeHe he may f@nta SURPRISES
a9Hs Ntssla haFeas asas iRta Eas
SION ard fenteAeh8A kaFea fhe Ysti
befate haFHa ~Y@# 10 rent #ne sees
har divinity ssapRea ARa hes laol IL
shattered
fAsse fange nAif mpoiaaStlaalfY
wPHtA viii Der aaeh. aho fails lar
dl0e h@sra SWAY hia wife a. thn nusie
eE th@pNta fWnerai march, whleh lNs
ta7ba4 AyiHs saWW. PLAYS mpan gku
suhslenN p{AHe ~ taa eAaasFs ina
Il q wob4arfal waEk throughout
FhFouAh All the piay bnt q harn i've
minutes lA 5AF@skA A @pmAn VI TIRE
@AFta tA those few gniaatRw Mha
HafsN out Wtth taa ha#sr eoinlnoner
siAs 81 hes Hstur@ tnsa vulgar lsAlaass
~ vp4@@Fi* e6Nf eswSa ii NJ 4 stYiA
gf@n#4Fi@n ASA $hana MlAs Harry
aaere'e eMHaamtaAta skill
ntl@s hagrb naTaa support was
SHAT ml&ht hAEa haan expected from
= aampARs @eipsAHa 10 MAppaFf shaw
sgaE " Ae afe Sapiioaa AnfS make tire
slH@ie exception ~ Ih3fies Cherry
WIS y A. A0s az aieAt An Enslssnmaa
Az ne uhxHs hF hat IhAf u gapsioua
Mr# Thomas Whiffaa ~ shw Mira Tai
Heft 81 the eAat almost shares hahsgs
sit hthe star ana that IL the beet
tgihNt@ thaf can nw paid Der Aalss
" Eillen Nan fsisne. an ths harwA
AtMA HAia@e Wright ID the Mrs Ene~
FwHtef Miss Acfettan. William EnRar-
sNll Is f'faHa aud n Henry Edwards
as Aisuae tifew aFa np 10 the isAr-
SfnnFw standard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

Several FmarngseFa IT nsEoa eau parry
mwymsa successes fss fA@3r wari0a8 F8}ss
I'm A Bachelors Romance wHfgA ia
being presented NJ tha gatoa tsia ws@A
0a5 ia - 4nubtfaA It &Hy ~ shsHa wsrs
50 ~ tlafae;srY ~ mss EaWlts Saw
lmwM David Holmes Tha part e s3gs
sF 8e g#at nc p3ek fshAH8i I'm wissen
m@ actor pw@@aaer snoH#& sD asawti4
here sH early season ard again re
gave s Ha0sg suAbla performance
Mites Scott as Sylvia NtA@ Warren
as Miss f'leuaAntahs ARA Miss Dudley
~ Hnl#n ware excellent. John Warn
er waa east "a Gerald Holmes. ana
curing ire tsfr8 Acf suffered ard
staggered Acresa tha ssSwe
8ae n@}ars Romance Is hrtm
fail ~ comedy ana "a pafhns aaveg
eatts ~ impress 1t IL quite caea bly,
played BY tha atock company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

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~ fs<sfa mss4 sstwsw NsgwnAsta wesesn
w@ FsasN ~@a@raMa 9ox sssAag p@aaisar
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a. res
N1aWAnxafNIIas HakyTuBHN.
AswsseAs8 ard FsTssaa Msm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
COLLECTOR MONCuRE.
NOT TAKEN CHARGE

New collector OF sateenal revenue.
~ a. L. M0nc@rs has n8t assumed h3s
dates vet Fl has qualified and died
aks bead. bNg has rot asgniFf@d " n@a
ne waA BECOME actively engaged ua0n
4 na i@b
Wnen he comes tmsa afsioa the aot-
going collector wtN transfer ta ntm
al the property II the once. including
Stamps ard either property charsaabls
CIV thS collector aastsF his bond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
Bids Received F or
Lime Grinding; No
Contract Awarded

tier twa sessions yest erdAT af the
time grinding comm 3ss4on. CONSISTING
IT Governor stuart. EsDFnfr1iHaA anRr ~
Agriculture kaineB ana PenifwmtiaFv
superintendent vs. o0ds. ger ghe c0nsld-
GRAFTON og Bids fcum manufactures st
liEne4 grinding nRs hinerv. lne g@utmr -
sjon adjourned ghtll saturday ~hea
award og contract may Re glFea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
BY 337 TO 81 HOUSE


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

Despite . strong Contamination at
The Academy ths Lyric held ns owa
last ni&ht With hAll that literally TIA
vrwaawi rn HngETEEE from ghe cpsniH8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
TRgisT EE a4A1.K

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21

4. GRAY IaAsAaan. u 4
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19
The Farmers. Mass Meeting To-day.

Pursuant to notice of Paul M. Potts,
President of the Louisiana division Of
the Southern Cotton Association, a
mass meeting of the farmers and bnsi-
ness men of Grant parish is. requested
to meet in the court house at Colfax
on Saturday, Sept 10. to organize a
parish branch Of the association. and
also to elect one or more delegates to
attend the central meeting at Alexan-
dria Sept. u.
We published Mr.. Potts call in last
weeks Chronicle, and hope our farmers
and citizens feel sufficiently aroused
over the ''Duy- bale" movement and
all the measures to boost the price of
cotton to get up rousing meeting to-
day, and also to organize the parish,
so our people will be in line to aid this
extensive movement and share in the
benefits to be derived. This organiza'
ton proposes to hold cotton for the
price of l2a cents pound, whereas
the sbuy la BALE organization proposes
to pay 10 cents for it right now.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19
Peace Must Include Am Three Of Allies.

Peace Must Include All Three Of Allies.
London, Sept. 5. Great Brit
ain, Russia and France today
signed an agreement that none
of the three would make peace
without the consent of all three
nations.
Following is the text of the
protocol signed today by repre-
senta.ives of Great Britain, Rus
STA and France:
1.-The undersigned, duly au-
thorized thereto by their respec-
tive governments, hereby declare
as follows:
1.-The British, French and Rus
sian governments mutually en-
gage not to conclude peace sepa-
rately during the present war.
| The three governments agree
that when the terms OF peace
come to be discussed no one OF
the allies will demand conditions
of peace without the previous
agreement of each of the Other
tallies.
I'm faith whereof the under
signed have signed this declara
ton and have affixed thereto
their seals.
Done at London, in triplicate
this fifth day of September, nine
teen hundred and fourteen.
/ (Signed) E. GREY,
British Minister for Foreign AT
fairs.
PAUL CAMBON,
French Ambassador to Grea
BENCKENDORFF,
Russian Ambassador to Grea
Britain.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19

The wife of a small town hard
ware dealer answered her door
bell and found a peddler on the
front porch.
( He was selling the greatest po-
tato parer ever invented and he
gave a demonstration that con-
WINGED her at once, and she hand
ed over the quarter.
When the husband came home
she showed him her bargain, and
told him what she paid for it.
Imagine her CONSERVATION when
he said:
Il have a gross of these down
in the store and sell them for ter
cents each-when find a pur.
chaser"
The woman always has the last
word, and hers was to the point
Then for goodness sake why
don't you let the people know
what you have for sale?"
That is just what the smaller
retailers will have to do. The,
must let people know what the,
have for sale, or see the big mai
order houses get all the cash bust
ness, while they extend credit
Moral-A Advertise.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19

Washington, Sept. IA. Rep
resentative Aswell today arrang-
ed with Senator Robinson, OF
Arkansas. chairman of the Sem
ate Public Lands Committee. for
final hearings before the commit
tee on the Aswell land bill. which
provides for the relief of Louisi-
ana settlers on the old railroad
land grant lands. The hearings
will begin September u, and
will be attended by interested
parties from Louisiana and other
States. This bill was involved
as an issue in Mr.. Aswell's re.
cent successful campaign for re.
nomination.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19
Fair Exchange
A New Back for an Old One. How i
Can be Done in Colfax.

The back aches at times with . dull,
Understandable feeling, making you wea-
ry and restless; piercing pains shoot
across the region of the kidneys, and
again the loins are 80 lame that to
stoop is agony. No use to rub or ap-
ply a plaster to the back If the kidneys
are week. You cannot reach the cause.
Colfax residents would do well to pro-
fit by the following example.
G. P. Walsh, prop. of blacksmith
shop. East Natchitoches, La. says;
my work is hard on the kidneys, as
get overheated and then get in a
draught and take cold, which always
settles on my kidneys. My back got
SO lame that when / stopped, / could
hardly straighten up. My kidneys were
irregular in action and caused me io'
of annoyance. l tried all kinds of kid
ney remedies, but nothing ever did me
much good. Doan's Kidney Pills were
recommended to me and ! got box,
From the start they helped me and at
ter | had taken couple of boxes my
back was strong and my kidneys nor
NAL"
Price SO cents at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney PiIls-the same tina
Mr.. Walsh had. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-09-19
Our Faulty Legislation.

1t is absolutely necessary to
reform our legislature in order
to reform our court practice.
With raw men, filled with local
prejudices, ignorant of the work
of preceding legislatures, and
eager to have bills passed with
their names attached, there will
be a continuous flow of crude,
unnecessary and conflicting stat
utues. How can the judgments
of courts be otherwise than con-
1icting when based on such
statutes? How can we expect
right to be triumphant and crime
to be punished when the talent
of the attorney must be directed
to meeting defects in the law
rather than to applying the law
How can we expect able men t.
devote their energy to expound
ing and applying the principles
of statutes which are rank with
Inconsistencies and incongruities
Why should tricks prevail ant
justice be ignored? Why shoult
Legislation be framed on the out
side by persons with hobbies
which get attention and obstruc
the serious affairs of the com
monwealth? Morgan City Out
Hook.