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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-07
FOR hENI- -
JAMES F SHEA. 643 Lot ISIANA AVE. NV.

oN MN
JAMES T. SHEA, 6-a3 |
DWELLINGS
1912 10th nw.9r.b.$40.5o
100 E NV. lar. 2h. 81 80
$40 Cd NV. Tor. b.32.50
el5 \ J av nv Or. h30 SO
S24 Allison NV .6r. b2S. so
l4l I NV. Sr, b. ..2S.50
1i41 W NV. ST. b. % 81
DWELLINGS
71e A ne, Or. b. 1854
SIS y Cap ne. Or. b. 80
Ia 7th ne. Or. b.. .2.oo
3IS H ne. Or. b.. -. so
601 F ne. ir. b. 81 80
1891 n C av ne. Or. be-. 50
1914 D ne. Or. b. 1850
1922 Em'n ne Or. b. 1850
DWELLINGS
2 D Sc. sr. b. 49, $50
644 B Sc. Or. b.. $3.50
122 18th Sc. ir,b. $50
1925 r Sc. sr. b. .20.50
ST. c Sc, Or. b. 1850
Cos E Sc. Or, 5....1S.0
9os 9Th Sc, 6r. b. 1859
DWELLINGS
so G sw. 12r, 2b. 32.5u'
1856 n sw. l2r. b. 20. 50
4T2 VI sw, Or. b. 1850
423 o sw. Or, b.. $500
400 Va av sw.Sr. BIZ 80
IsS E sw. 7r, W. 1850
siJ Lin pl sw. Or. Wis. 20
All Eye s,s. 6r, b. 1850
AS H sw. 7r. w..1J.J0
2236 Lin sw. 7r. ". l3. so
FL!
1856 u av. 7r. b. 2.0
1874 T NV. Or, h. .25.5O
1921 Fla av ne, Or. be-. 80
1&Sl2 \ J ay.5r, b.. 1870
BUSINESS
1908 14th NV, st. dw55. 90
926 LIST nv, store. IS 90
POL Mass NV. st. dvN 30
1900 II ne. ,st&dw. 5000
1901 Az sw. st&10r36. 90
1000 lith uv,st.dv3. 90
2loo f NV. st&dw. 81. 50
2i3 11th ne, stiff. 90
COLORED
1876 2lst nw.11r.2 b35.aO
3al Fla av NV. 7r, bS2 so
as Mo av nw.l1r. b3o.00
- l. NV, Or, b. .22.5O
73s 4th NV. Sr, w. II so
2426 l NV, Or. w. .2O.J0
$40 23d NV, Or. w..1S.p
1851 E ne, Or. b. ..17.50
I6s Lamont NV. i, b.l7.50
331 18th Sc. Or. b. 1850
321 18th Sc. 6r. b. 1910
81 Defrees NV .6r. bl6.O0
S1j T. Cap, 5r. W. 1850
2212 Va av NV, 80
2O1 Warren ne. Or. w13.O
Ala 21st NV. 6r.w. 12.5O
507 Iam't NV 5rw12 IN
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~ iAfAn-N "A "a A. Az
, 42a I'd NV. Or. b. Is. so
3O1 Mo av nv. 15r. BIS 90
1914 LIST NV. Or. b. .22.'0
90 LIST NV. 6r. b. 20.5O
32l1 9Th NV. 5r. b.ls.5a
631 Morton, Or w. 1880
NORTHEAST.
17I2 Line I'd ne. IS. b18.@
1920 Fla av ne. Or. b16.:O
So Myrtle ne, 6r.h. 1850
1923 Md az ne. 6r. wis. 80
l21 Prospect. Or. rs. 90
1874 eth ne. 3r. VI. .14.51
1891 Fla av ne. Ar. will
SOUTHEAST.
1913 Pa az Sc, 6r,b
90S 7th Sc. 6r. b. 1850
l2S H'kman Sc. Or. bl6.O0
63s NJ Sc. Or, b. 1900
127 9th Sc. sr. WHO
9O5 11th So, 6r, W. .11.50
1894 F. Sc. 5r, W. 10. ~
SOUTHWEST. =.
4s2 l sw, 5r. ". 1850
1916 Union av. 5r.12.75
413 y sw. 6r. W. 1880
472 K sw, 5r. W. 1880
40S 18th sw. 7r.w.12.50
712 II sw, 5r. w..12.01
l347 AZ sw.5r,w. .10.50
1912 Union sw,4r.w10.o0
1885 Union sw. ir.b.3.5U
IT'S.
500 4th ne. Or. b. 1900
Go Morris ne,5r.b.ls.5O
439la Tenn ne. 4r. h. 1850
PROPERTY.
6i3 eth sw. store. .23. 90
1913 l. Nv, st&dw. 20. 90
1929 l. NV, st&dw. 20. 90
701 l Sc. st&cellar. 20.CO
80 18th Sc, st&dw. 10. 90
1903 Water sw. sto. 1859
Az Az sw. store. 10. 90
COS 11:h sw.store. 10. 90
TENANTS.
l4l7 Mass Sc. 4r.b.12.50
al5 27th nv, Or. 1910
l119 Sd sw, Or. w. .11.5O
L 18th Sc, Or. W. .ll.5e
$40 H sw. 5r. w...11.00
1917 E Cap, 5r, w.1o.50
4os 81s sw, 5r. w. 1850
1912 3Oth NV. 5c.wlu.5o
439 r NV. 3r. ". 1000
2703 4 nv. 4r, ". 1000
l29 & Sc. Or. W. 1000
POI D NV. Ar. ". 8. 40
A03 I'd Sc. Or. W. 800
r 342 e sw. 4r.w.. $40
1910 4th NV. Or. 800
141 : SO. 6r. W. 800
1921 Half sw,4r.w..7.5
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
JNFTRNISHED (ContinuedI.

So. so. As Fla av NV, Or
SIS. 50. 1909 Sher av, Or
s25. so. 2U3s Nth NV. ~
$25. so. 4O13 Marlboro.6r
SO. 40. .2l5 sth Sc. 81
So. 1874 7 NV. 5r
S2a. sG.17sO wild nw.or
500 5O.514 Shepherd. Or
S23. 80. "a X ne, Or
500. 80. 1913 9th nv. 81
$22 so. 635 Mass av ne, Or
500 so. III 18th ne. 6r
500 so. 41O Shep'd NV Or
$40. so. .718 F sw. 81
S21.D. 2301 y NV. 5r
$50. so. . 1921 9th ne. 7r
500. so. COL 10th nw.sto
500. so. 1106 22d NV. 6r
s2O.5O. .6O4 G ne, Or
$50. "a P NV, 8r
$40. 1904 9th NV, shop
$40. 80. .22e Mass NV. Or
SIS. so. .S26 18th ne. O.
SlS.5O.224 Mass av nv. Or
SIS. 30. 12l5 2Sth NV. 7r
$3.50. AIS n J av NV, 81
SIS. 18th & Irving NJ. sr
$ls. 800 & Sc. 7r
sI6.50.2i22 Fla av nw.5t
SlB. 20. 236 Oakdale nv, Or
$500. 40 Defrees NV Or
Sla. 5O.171S Seaton NV, Or
$3.50. no V NV. Q:
ST.. 252o eth nv. 5r
SIS. .lT09 9TH NV, Ar
sl5 70. 163Oh 10th NV. Or
si+ so. AL 9Th ne. 5r
$3.50 12 N ] av nw.5r
Sl4. 40. 1904 w NV. Or
Si4. 40. 1884 9th NV. 5s
el4.35lf 18th nw,rea:
Sl3.5O. 49,; 18th Sc, .r
S13. 1905 Kirby NV, ar
$l2.a0. All Warner NV. 5r
sl2.ao. 800 y nv. Sr
$3.50. go Parker ne.5r
S12. 1918 18th NV. ar
slI.50. IA Fenton ne,5r
sll f33 Glrard lrearl.i II
$40. so. 1924 f So. 5r
IS. 90. .l13o Half Sc, Ar
$3.50. .103 y sc. 4f
MENTS.
e35. :. The Ripley. Ar
S32. so. the Phoenix. 3r
S2S. so. The Walton. 3r
S2s SO. The Well'gton,3s
$2s. 70. The Darlington. 3r
SIG. 50. The Lonsdale. 3r
S25. The Landmore, 4r
, $50. so. The Morton. II
$50. :. The Terrace. 81
IGES.
Rear 446 " st. NV.
,perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M 4 HENSEY co
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(CAnfinmAAl

FOR CoLORED-$l00 CASH: BAL LIKE RENT:
near 18th and NV: pressed brick: hw
heat: paved alley: IT.. b.. newly decorated:
cement cellar; large gard: s.. 500. rent S23 so
VIII exchange.
MORGAN BROS. Inc. $40 y Y ave- NJ. 1907
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SEASHORE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-"BAY VIEW COTTAGE AT NORTH
beach Calvert county, Md. via Chesapeai.
Beach r. r.: cottage facing the bay shore with
I rooms: kitchen detached: porch around the eii
tire cottage: furnished unfurnished vel
house; lot 6ox95 IT.: AT bargain. on easy
terms Apply F q RAMEl
6l1 l4th st. NV.
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CHANCE TO BUY SMALL COMBINED BuSI
ness and residence property on small monthly
payments which are less than the rental
value six-room brick: bath; ami: on -
near Powha,an Hotel: price. $500; $40 per
month and Interest: 500 cash: owner leaving
town must sacrifice Address Room sos
Wash Loan and Trust bldg. g
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FOR RENT /
s.. 500. 1900 Mass AZ
$3.50. .24o1 Mass av.Or
$50. 1902 l. NV. 10r
sil2.50.3 5l7 18th NV. l9r
500. 1925 Bancroft, TO-
500. 1873 18th NV, @
ST5.47o Pa av nw.store
S85. $40 18th NV, M.H
se1 1929 Q nv. l0r
So ...1loi 18th NV. u
So. 5O.3156 18th nv. 4G
$50. so. 1881 Cal az NV. l0r
$50. Magnolia parkway. !
Chevy Chase. sr
$50. .s3l . NV. 16r
$50. Magnolia pkway. lOr
$50. 1855 B NV. lOf
$50. HOB 18th nv, Or
SIS. so. 334a 18th NV. Tor I
S4S IS. 1923 18th NV, "
sR. so. 2su7 lam NV. Or
S45. 1881 14th. ct Z
$45 90. 1855 18th NV. To- (
$45.lSl4 Newton nv. 10r
$45. BIB 18th NV. Tor
$45.l724 Newton nw.er
S4l.O5. 80? 10Th NV. Or
$40. 70. .9i3 X NV. 10t /
$40. .24e6 Ont I'd. nv, Or
$40 so. 1928 Eucl!d nw.sr
S37 so. 2Sl9 lStL NV. or
$50 so. .537 2lst NV. Tor
$35. so. 1870 W NV. Sr
s35. so. 1922 v'num nw.7t
S35. so. 1880 W NV. Or
S35. 1923 L'mont NV, Tor
S35- :. SO7 Rock Greek
Church road. store
So 80. l345 Corc'n nw.7r
$40. 20. 1906 Il NV, Or
$50. INA 18th NV. Or
Sal. 50. i2c2c Corcoran, Sr I
$40 so. 4oGI 4th NV. Or 4
$40. so. 2l3O 18th NV. Sr |
$50. so. 4O07 5rh nv. ar |
$50. 30. 1000 Marlboro. Or /
$50 so. $50 Narnum. 1r
$40 :. 1902 S NV. Sr
81. 0O0. 1867 Wyo av. ISr
SIG. 80. n Rand phi NV. Or
<27 80. 4013 9th NV. IT
APART.
500. The Dresden. or
SIC. :. The Dresden. sr'
SiS. The Brunswick, 7r
$55. The Lonsdale. Or
$3.50. The Brunswick. ar
$40. The Dresden. Ar
$40. The Cambridge. Ar
s31 so. The Morton. 4.
eS7. so. The Earlington.5r
CARA
S12.W.
For complete list of Pre-
weekly
SWARTZEL L. RHEE
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1907 KENYON ST. NV.
SESfI-DETACH
One of the most attractive houses in Coum-
bia Heights White stone front: eleven large.
sunny rooms and two tiled baths; hot-water
heat hall a block from Arcade: convenient to
both lines. Reasonable rent. Amply to
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO, INC. :
13S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
SPLENDID PROPOSITION IN
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE ONLY $1,000.
Full three-story brick. ten large cheerful
rooms. modern tiled bath. concrete cellar under
entire house. open hreplaccs cabinet mantels.
hardwood finish. room for garage: southern
posture; near two lines OF cars: convenient TO
schools and a frst-class neghborhood; formerly
held at $780, owner must sell.
GARDINER DENT, INC.
Sl2 13th st. NV.
FOR SALE
HANDSOME DETACHED CORNER
RESIDENCE.
Owner having left the city will make
Tremendous sacrifice seldom does such an
opportun present itself. We do not know
OF a sim ar house that can be bought at such
bargain figure. Two stories. nine rooms,
bath. c.!ar. hot-water heat, laundry porches.
beautiful lawn, flowers, shade, etc Should
he = ~ be appreciated. Splendid resi-
t-''',l 'rlion of the northwest. Also very
COL! hIent. Price only $3.50.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Sl2 14th st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
WHAT WAS NEWS
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Reprinted tr..- This Newspaper,


The trial of Robert s. Forde, of Ken
OF oT'T Eohe Tor ,. IN. murder in April last
clerk of the Confederate States Hons,
OF Representatives, which has been Eo
Ing on IN Judge Lyons's court for tho
10 close. The attendance OF specta-
tors was even larger than that or any
previous day. and each ono seemed to
nave MS own views of the verdict
which would DO rendered by tho jury.
MRS. Eorde and n female relative APP
peared IN court ut an early hour, and
continued by tho side of the prisoner
unti the close of the afternoon scs-
sion, at which time tho case was given
10 the jury, when the women retired
to their homes and did not return
again. General George w. Randolph
took tho floor about 10 o'clock and con
tinued to speak in defense OF the pris-
oner till Il few minutes to O'Clock,
at the conclusion of which he was fol-
. lowed for the prosecution by Little
ton Tazewcll. Esq, in n speech of three
hours and forty minutes length. There
seems to be but one opinion of the
effort made by Mr.. Tazewcll, and that
powerful arguments ever made for the
prosecution before any tribunal OF this
city. AT the conclusion of his remarks
the cause was surrendered to the Jury,
who retired to the sergeant's room,
when the court took a recess until
$50 o'clock. Precisely at that hour
n message was received from the Jury
ready for their verdict. During the
interval between this announcement
and the reasscmbling of court, ForGe
sat in the enclosure for the counsel
and prisoner with his hat on In con-
versation with 4 few of his friends, the
crowd IN tho meantime moving in and
out of the courtroom, exchanging re-
marks in connection with the all
absorbing topic OF tho evening. Exact
~ at $50 o'clock the signal was given
usual inquiry by the court IL they
had agreed upon their verdict. the
foreman handed tho decision, which
was guilty OF murder In the second
degree, Sentence was fixed at eigh-
teen years. Forde was taken to tho
CITY Jail to await transportation to
The Funeral of Thnckeray.
on January % the remains of Thaclt-
cray cray were Inferred in Kensel Green
G {, dmstar' near London; Among the
BROOKS: Mark Lemon. John Leech Mr..
Tenniel, Horace Mayhem and the rest
or the staff of the contributors to
Punch, The scene at the grave. both
before and after the ceremony was
extremely affecting.
miscellaneous.
Ihe prize steamer II. L. Leo has been
strictly searched at Boston in an OK
pcctation that gold would be found.
one hundred and eight packages were
dGuha behind ,h partition supposed to
They are valued ut $4,000
The PENNSYLVANIA Democratic State
committee has issued q call for State
convention, to be held at Philadelphia.
March "a
The Chinese have adopted national
ensign. Hitherto they have had only
local and individual Gags
Lincoln has signincd his intention OF
granting 10 prisoners OF war in certain
cases the privilege of accepting the
terms OF tlG amnesty proclamation.
IL Is officially reported that there
arc LOO cases OF smallpox in the Dis
trict of Columbia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
yynr.. and Cbr,s,,n,s

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sr'G.Iust to call the attention OF
certain employees OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company about
Christmas Day.
The extra gangs engaged upon the
Norfolk division OF the road were held
until the afternoon OF December % be-
tore the men were given their checks
Novcmber--thc previous month.
Many of these men we're far awnv
from their homes and did not reach
home until the night Of December "a.
ana some OF them until Christmas Dav
Picture If you please. men who labor
an entirc year, anxious 10 get home a
least one day before tho greatest OF
all days. and to tako with them tho
money OF their hard-carned labor thai
they might have opportunity To buy
presents and make preparations for n
and little ones: but not allowed to do
so because this railroad refused not
10 give them their money. earned in
cember %.
Is the Norfolk division Of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company a
part or our boosted land OF the free or
Is 1t part of n land of slaves?
More than that. these men were re-
CURED TO report for work on Monday
morning. December 90. at O'clock.
thus being forced TO travel on the Sab
bath day In order to reach their destl-
Ing.
wrong perhaps forgot that the great
Norfolk and Western Railway will lie
serving the public when their conncc-
also probably forgot that Christmas
Day VIII continue to blossom like the
rose Of sharon, and the blood stained
to KISS the breezes long after they are
dead, rotten and forgotten. w. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
"a, ASKS
LOAN; NO CHARITY
Colonel M. Stovall Says Mexican
Troubles Have Made Him
Temporary Pauper.

st. Louis. No. February 2--Coloncl
Stovall OF Days Light Artillery OF
the Army OF Virginia. and veteran of
many prominent and hard fought bat
ties OF tho Civil War. walked into tho
office OF Thomas H. Rogers. secretary
TO Mayor Klel. as erect as his paralyzed
limbs and his old wounds would per-
nit. He wished assistance, but no,
charity.
Colonel Stovall explained to Rogers
that he was a victim Of Mexican war
fare, and was the owner OF valuable
lands and concessions near Cuernavaca,
Mexico. and also owns large gold min
Ing property there.
Il came 10 st Louis December s."
the colonel said. Since my arrival
hero have been confined TO my bed at
the Stratford am pcnniless. | can
not find friend who is familiar with
the value OF my Mexican property to
advance me any money on H. Tho
manager OF the hotel has now demand
cd that Inv wife and ! pay for our
room or leave. The rayages OF war
fare in Mexico have made me temper
arily a pauper. II could obtain
enough money TO get to New York, /
feel confident could lind some
friend who would lend me assistance
with my land security"
Stricken Day of Bombnrdmcnt.
Colonel Stovall then explained that
he had suffered n stroke OF paralysis
on the day preceding the bombardmcnt
OF the City of Mexico by the rebels Il
year ego. He went to Mexico shortly
after the close Of the Civil War, and
did not have an opportunity TO JOIN
any Confederate veteran organization.
lie went into Mexico with Captain
Price. Colonel Stovall was reared in
Richmond. Va. and fought during the
entire war with the Confederate army
under Price AMI other famous generals
lie participated In the battles OF
Gettysburg. Antictam and many other
famous battleA
lie Is eighty-four years old. His
wife Is forty years his junior, and is
nursing him AT the hotel. lie was
dressed Immediately. Colonel StovalI
barely was able 10 walk as he entered
the secretarys office.
Il do not want charity. but only as
sistance." no said. lie declared he
was often robbed during the late Mex
lean strife by both factions Mayor
kiel or Thomas Will probably adj
vance him sufficient funds to reach his
New York friends, If no one comes 10
his financial aid In St. Louis He OBJ
taine1 letter OF Introduction to the
Mayor from A J.. Shapleigh. president
or tho business Men League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
Ills VIEW Is FORWARD.

The thousands who listened ycstor
day while Governor stuart read his In
augural must have rejoiced rs they
listened TO words which bespoke a mind
with forward view.
There was about the speech that sane,
constructive tone which is the best
assurance that the Democratic party,
now. as IN the great days OF It's carly
history, is laboring FOR those reforms,
conceived in wisdom and mntured in
sober thought, that are best suited to
the changing needs Of the people. eau
tious where tho evidence did not war
rant specific uttcrance and careful In
his recommendations. Governor Stuart
dweIt upon many OF those great ques-
tons which confront us with frank
determination and reasoned decision.
The Times Dispatch feels that 1t Is
unnecessary for us TO discuss and APP
prove in detail the principal features
of this admirable inaugural our read
ors win find that what Governor stuart
said Yesterday is tho gospel OF good
government which VIC have been try
ing 10 preach Tor years lractlcaliY
every reform that he advocated has
been discussed. explained and urged.
rs opportunity afforded, by this paper.
TO review them now would I've TO do
little moro than TO repeat the sub
stance OF our principal editorial ar
ticics during the last few years.
Chief interest. OF course, attached
10 the Governogs remarks on tax re
form These were sane, suggestive
md definite enough to leave no doubt
of the Governors mind They showed
thoughtful study of the subject. and
that judicial state Of mind which is
necessary in dealing with matter OF
so great complexity. in advocating
equalization through local and central
boards, tho Governor put himself on
record as approving practically the
principles for which The Ttmes-Dis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
SALARY MAY BE CUT
BEFORE HE TAKFSJOR
Glenn Likely to Receive Only
$4,000 as Member of Bound
airy Commission.
y Commission.
pecial to Tho Timcs-Dispntch.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
aSnihgton, February 2.-Evcn be
or North Carolina, has an opportupity
70 take his seat as n member OF tho
International Joint boundary Commits
SION, which he is scheduled 10 do on
March |. according to Information com
lnG from a high official source, he IL
co.. onironted with II determined effort on
The part OF the House OF Represcylta-
Ives fofciSn Anairs Committee to cur
me annua! SALARY or the commission
from $500 10 $1,000. and 10 put
sistence and other expenses allowed
while away from home This irforrnn
IN n! deI if out from reliable source.
me !iouSe Foreign Anairs Commit
tee OF which REPRESENTATIVE Unj
r. r. lood of Virginia, is chairman. ana
n,JtpaesehtatiEe Stedman. OF North Car
oHha, coming from Governor GIenn's
WI nihtrlct, member at a meeting
nelu saturday summoned former Rep-
rcsentativc James Tawncy. or MINI
sofa, now chairman OF tn. commissinn
ard erilled him for several homrs re-
saraihE inc expenses OF the commits
Co., ,.vr' 1tuIiHR me past year. which tho
.plhmlttce considers altogether beyond
NJ mounds Of Tcnson. During the
sr nh'td dsgree" 10 which. Tawney was
commission has spent over $3.50 5ao
since II was organized three vrars ne,
ana accomplished Very little. In the
'''i'a''oh OF me House committee.
Pruning Knife Whettcd.
After Tawney was excused .ey.ro,
members of tho committee disc,,Sscd
means OF putting the pruning knife OF,
nv commission, to the extent of cut
Gn ns INC commissioners salaries to s5,-
oo1 year and their subsistence allow
hn& from $40 10 about 81 a day. The
an!'' ol tht secretary OF tho commits
ION now $1,000 annually. also was
discussed with Il view 10 furtbcr
fscon3my This position Is now hid
rS Whitehead kluttz. OF Salisbury. X
~, appointed last week "
representative Stcdinau made vim
orouS appeal To the committee To ALLOW
the commits toner's salaries TO renal,
40 AZ present, explaining that C;ovar
nor Glenn came from his own district
WIS Il most desirable man for the place
nlu nieht not accept the position n
the salary lis reduced -
CloSe friends OF Governor Clam b.r.
Ia i'.i We SHOWN Tor some time that he was 10
ne appointed upon the commission. ar
Yer he declined the tender or a Mac. a.,
me interstate Commerce Coinrnission
nc was schoolmate OF President vii
son and enjoys the Presidents c,osas,
confidence. He is to succeed forroa
Governor Turner. OF Washington Stntc
VINO has rendered his RESIGNATION "a
take effect March /. ~
Finds Lille sympathy.
O., Ihere Is not great deal of sympathy
Tor the international BOUNDARY Com
mission In either house OF Conayrcsa
because OF the fact that II has become
hhoWn Tor many years as IL "roost
Tor lame ducks"
Ever since Its organization it's mem
Dcrahip has been composed of men Who
nave lost out In the political whirl
pool the membG OF the committee
chairman. formerly Congressman from
Minnesota. and for several years chair-
man or tho House Appropriations Com
i mn and House leader; Cover
Maine. G.. II, ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
He "A ItuOStcr.

lust whatever town you 1.-Two In,
IhatS the town to spend In, give in.
IhatS the town to which YOU ever
owe your bravcst, best cndcavor
Don't knock and snecr and criticize.
That never yet has won the prize.
~ YOU feel your town is tagging
IN the rear, just keep on dragging
NJ tho cs-chccrng bragVinr
run until you're out the mirc
Keep on pulling, higher, highcrl
W hen the stranger comes to town,
Never run the old burg down
snow him how YOU are ADVANCING
How your values are enhancing,
~ your courage and elation
ou can win his admiratiOn
Success? This is the way to win If
y town is Just the people in II.
SEND the stranger home content:
H. VIII pay Il good per cent
ihc cynic and the pcssimIst
Are those who have their chance
Let us all be To each other
rciloW tow nSman, worker brother
IuilinG true and pulling long.
ru!iing straight and pulling strong
Iulling, pulling all together,
!Iecdlcss of the wind or wcatbcr
we haVo got the old town going
Keep on rowing. keep on rowins,
Game. and Growing llko rooster,
lie Booster
THOMAS LOMAX IIIyNrrJ.p
King George, Va.