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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
DRESSAIAKING AND MILLINERY

FGHST-class hvcss'ualcr. A2l North
Tenth street Phone Madison tu3h ..
Thin dresses made $3.50: shirtwuistS.
DOC. Garments r"muuviud.
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FOR observation-disclosures

lr YOU buy our eggs there viii bc no
:. complaint Monroe Grocery. CO. I"S
West Broad Phone Randolph 3Ni OF
3N5.
LARGE. juicy lemons. zoe. dozeii. Mon
r"" Grocery Co. inS W"St Broad.
LARGE. green eating apples. 2ac. half
peck. Monroe Grocery co. i0S IVES,
3Ul.DEN'S best German mustard. l0c.
Mo"ro" Grocery co. i0S West Broad.
CAN pork s:,usarc. zoe. Monroe Gro
eery GO. fhonc randolph 3Ni or $50.
MtLLEN'S macaroni. spaghetti and
"SE noodles tc. Monro. Grocery Co.
los Meet Broad
SANDWICH olives. = l-2 ounces net.
:5c. bottle. Phone Randolph 3Si or
So. Monroe Grocery 60
NIAGARA or Concord grapes. Zoe has-
'l"t: Monroe Grocery co. ioN West
Broad
For sale. sawmiIl with l.00U.0 900 feet
OF !umhcr. with privilege Of ; years
10 cut and get same OFF of land. Price.
$J,v0u. MIL I'm thorough repair. Has
two loESinG carts and IL three miles
from station. l.. l.. Lcber, Qututou,
Va.
FOR sale. purc-bred setter pups. Also
wcll-hrok" dog. Apply pr. T. Bar
bour l'endl-ton. cuckoo. Va.
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FOR rent. siN-room steam heated
apartment. electricity; modern inn
Apply 2l20 Grove Avenue.
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WANTED

WANTED. to buy for cash household
goods In any quantity. Phone Madi-
son Ss5l.
WE can use your house grease, bones
or fat In exchange for soap or cash
Richmond Refining Company. Randolph
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FOR Itl;NT-Itluts.

HEAtTlttL three room Hat. with pri-
EAtc bath. electric lights. steam heat.
ApplN ~ North Harrison Street
$40 per -tunuiu. NO. :3"9 East Marshall
street. upper ANA lower Hats. - rooms
.hch: separate entrance. BoWlrs "
Jones Co. Inc, Real Estate, II North
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

MULES. mules nulcS-TWcntv head
of good mules RICH, out Of rnilroaJ
WORK, which have no further use
for VIII sell cheap from $3.50 per
phir M. can hc seen at crul!'s Stables
South Tenth street.
PUItE-brcd Gordon setter puus for sale
ZIG each: g. ". Hicks. Orange, Va
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FOR observation-disclosures.

Fif'rti floor, south side. Virginia
building. Fifth and Main Streets: un-
expired lcas"; possession ut once.
To suitcase apartment at Monroe Ter
race. Inquire 1T Office. Mrs. I.anicr
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ILNNNisD Inn. Hampton Ron,is
Country ana acnshorc combined With
city ConVenienccs. Near golf links.
Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn. Hampton.
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itNUFFEUR-- who can do own
repairing wishes position as chauf-
.ur, private or truck. Have had four
cars experiences sober and honest:
lite car preferred or auto car. i .
ass. liev North Twenty third. CITY
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4. MEYERS SONS.
i3i East Cary stree,
FOR SALE-I'arns

FOR sal" or exchange. 800 acres. level
Well improved Hartford County Md
very productive farm. Springs furnish
water in each pasture. 200 acres pro-
ducinG excellent grass ana grain crops.
Balance cut over timber. cultIvatablc
when cleared; meaDwh lille good pasture.
located on county pike. adjoin!nr
live Niilae" containing good 2-ro0ni
graded school, church. stores hotel
creamery and black smith shop. one
mile from state macddomizcd road. "a IT
OF tho proposed National Highway. on
which IL ConowinGo, Oh the pennSyl-
NHnlH Railroad. miles northeast. aud
Bel Air. The county seat. {. miles south
west on the Mary land and PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. If interested write and wc
Will gladly send full particulars and
meet YOU with an automobile at Con
"w!nGo Ia show farm. Price is right
and terms easy Might accept some
trade. Holing Bros. Darlington. Nd.
FOR sale, forty acres land at Milford
station. r.; +. * =. Eailroad Fine
view. Price low. BOX 2o2. Milford. Va.
PARKER BAGBY co, TO- North
Eighth Strect--Splcndi farm Oh {.
* O. Railway, i miles from city, lOo
acres good land; nice dwelling and
outhouses. Sell reasonable or exchange
for city property. Several good eX-
change propositions. Talk with us.
FOR sale. 90 acres. between Ashland
and Richmond house Of rooms.
barn. poultry houses. fruit and shade.
Price. Sl.2oO. Terms. 500 cash and
$50 per month. Geo. f.. crawford *
90. So East Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTED.

WANTED 20 buy Il jcwelry and repair
business IN Il town of l.D0u To 5000.
iAdd"css l. 439, care Times 'spatch
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no EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE. 3-story new and modern
Hr"propi apartment house. in "Xciu-
siV" residence section Of WASHINGTON
having equity 10 $4,000 paying over
10 pc cont net. ,or farm OF acreage
within fifteen m!lc- OF Richmond Send
PARTICULARS To No 1927 Fourteenth
street, Northwest, WASHINGTON. -. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ 49,.
Jnhnllo Bros. Jewellers, "i3 East
Main street: buy. sell; exchange ami
old gold aud silver taken in exchange.
tOE the best auto or livery service
"t reasonable prices call Auditorium
Stables. Smith a HIN. Proprietors.
TO Hollywood lot owners. Those per-
sons. owners or lots in Hollywood
Cemetery. who hold. or may hereafter
obtain permits TO enter the cemctory
grounds in automobiles. Will hereafter
Ia" permitted, In addition to using the
privilege on Thursdays Of each week.
=. NJ. also have the privilege OF enter
inE ~: cemetery grounds in their au-
'oinobiles. undcr the restrictions is
week between the hours OF S and 1890
~ order OF the executive committee
II. G. WIiERRY.
AS preventive OF typhoid and other
contagious diseases. use germ free
diSinfcctant: For sale At all drug stores
Made in Richmond by the Richmond
f"rmicidc Company. We supply liquid
SOAP and disinfectants In bulk lots
Nritc or phone for prices.
WM%TE - IT,. is disinfsctamt you
sale at all druggists. Made In Rich
mond by the Richmond Germicidc Go.
HNlIIlfit.l-D hams, roe herring. coun-
Try ground meal, rat Nackcrel and
iul! cream cheese, the quality kind.
Geo Mcp. Rlakc * Co. 30. % Broad
street
Underwater and Western Railroad Com
TO All Whom 1t NE" May Concentrated
notice. that on September 10 1914
~ 10 y NJ. We will make application
I" the state Corporation commjsso
OF Virginia for authority to raise TO
the extent of from 10 TO IL per cent
al! Joint rates between points on this
aud Petersburg
TIDEWATER AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

FOR sale. entire stoc;, drugs aud tx
tErc3 for sal" t. ,uick buyer. Good
BUSINESS location. ADDRESS ~ once.
Almond & co. Suffolk. Va.
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Tidewator and Western Railroad Com
M.AII. ORDER

IT is now time to have your fall hats
cleaned. pressed and rcshaped. Ladies'
mats given special attention. Sch,oSs
Tho Halter. SCI East Broad Street
Richmond. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED lockwood trimmings High
est prices paid. r. pcitriClt. Lor-
raine. Va.
WANTED, roll-top or fiat Office desk.
state price ana where to he seen i.
.. BoN 47G.
WANTED. TO take care of a good up
RICH, plano. VIII keep In perfect
Sondition Reply to l.. :. =, L. North
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DUNG Bichmcud College student
wants position OF some kind I'm after
cons. can give from 10 q hours
Aily To WorlS; Office experience Of
ears salary nominal long as posi-
on Is something Sul''. Thoroughly ac-
lccs. Il -. care Times III siintch
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.


OUR line OF wagons VIII appeal TO YOU
WAGONS for laundry, dry goods. gro
Gerry; III fact. Tor every business. open
or top Lettering done in any style
~. can also supply YOU with = bust
n"SS buggy, rubber OF steel tire. \
large stock TO select from. Runabouta
ana surveys in several styles.
Sl.N ERAi. good tot buEEics and wa
CONS cheap.
DIR shop service is at your command
Nothing bur the hcsi for our Gus
AUTOMOBILE bodies built to n. any
machine.
HEPAINTINci Of automobiles a spe-
cIalty.
AUTOMOBILE tops and trimmings OF
every description
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SUMMER BOARDING

THL. Avon, Buckroc beach. Va, for
transient auG regular boardcr-. Lo-
Gated on water front. one square from
pavilion Npply Mrs -. Y. James
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FOR RI;NT-iiouscs.

HOUSE Of rooms with all modern
c"nvcni"nccs. in tho west End. ono
block from Robinson street car line.
Phone Madison b69i. or apply to Nc
Weigh X Glinp.
FOR rent OF for sale. 1909 Grove Ave
10 rooms. possession at once. W NJ.
Miller y Co. 10 North Eighth street.
FOR rent. Very attractive detached .
room brick dwelling. 3o1 South Third
street. Also S-rOom brick dwelling.
No. 10 North Second. near Franklin
Street Sutton & Co
oNNENIENT Ia new Richmond col
i"ec. new l.-rOOm house, baths.
N',p"r heating system, garage. stable
ana servants house. Possession Sep
t"mhcr -. =. NJ. kcnu.rlN. 90 Amer
lean Rant, Building.
i'OI; rent. $3.50 per annun. 40. 230g
Hanover Avenue. rooms, bath. i:as,
lairohr h"at. Bowles u Jones 90, Inc,
it"a' Estate, II North Eighth Street.
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obNhN wants position: one wear .X-
pcri"uc"; now with railroad. seven
onthS on heavy construction: use both
-ausit .nnd level. |. 4i6. care Tines
Z >p:itCh
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PARTNERS WANTED.


WANTED. partner with 5000 20 man
arc business in Virginia. pIya 30
and up. Address /. 49,. care Times
dispatch.
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WA observation-disclosures.

WANTED, furnished Hat. > rooms and
Richmond or vicinity FOR several
months. 81. care Times Diana 'Ch.
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HELP WANyED-Icmalc.

" NNTl.p. maid and cook al zoos West
Avenue. Maid must stay on place.
lou Si:kEEPIR wanted Wido,:ci
WITH iWo llttlc gins. -four uln AiX
cars old: lives on farm IN country,
'"rt references. Address W =. Rcnolds
riEl":@"ill., Va
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THE RIGHT TIME

FOR housccleaning, staining and wax
inE noors. dark floors made light:
white paint washed like new call
Randolph 3l"o. William Johnson
FURNITURE and china packing We
pack and shi" furniture. china nd
wedding presents with care Jacob
Cmlauf 1926 West Broad Street. Msdl-
son 3292.
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WNNTED--lf It's dlainfectant Won
want be sure its GERM FREE. FOR
sale AZ all druggists Made In Rich
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Help WANrEp->Inlc M: Female

VI women wanted 10Y governments
pVat:lHs. Prepare cor FAIL cMuiuI-
ntirnr ~ your vwu hom" PAY for
uuvn upcu appointment Sand for
.ist H. showing examinations ia your
Owl. philadelphia CiNl Service
"hool. l6l. Chestnut Street
itN. "on"n--g"t government Jobs.
- to $50 month Wit" for Nst %
osition available. franklin Institute
l"pl ~ II. Nechcstcr. =. y
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHOES, SHOES. SHOES

1913 East BROAD. near City Hall is tho
new home OF Rowdens Sample Shoe
store. Good shoes cheap for tho whole
fulpily
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WANTED-Kcnl Estate

WANTED-Rcal Estate
LET us get YOU a tenant for your va
cant property. Special attention to
collection Of rents. Vim. NJ. Miller l.
Co. Inc. ia North Eighth Street
LIST your farms with J. 4. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
near Richmond ANA Petersburg cleo
trlc line in pcighborhood OF Falling
Creek. Address l.. -. Boz 2Si. rcters-
burg. Va.
WOULD like to purchase for cash or
exchange my new brick fats. West
End. = rooms each. separate entrance
gas electricity. for vacant lot. suburban
or West End nome. ADDRESS r. PIP, care
Times biSpntch
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.iNTED-Room and Board.

. ENTIEMAH desires small room. with
horrd. not to exceed 8 per week. +
! s. car. Times Dispatch
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SITUATION VANrID-,ialc

NNTEh, employment ~ the city of
Richmond FOR hoys. white and cot
,lph So. Juvenile Court OF Richmond.
DOM H. CITY Hail.
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'A%TED-- Expert bookkccpcr ana .,c.
rouHttni, ten years experience. de-
l'S position with firm or corporations
i.ncst hank and commercial refer
noes furnished. \ol afraid work. no
4bits. huudl" CORE spoudcucc and
cod business man. Address it5
are Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-1IaclIinery.

i!FTEEN horse power centre cranI,
"nE!n" In good order Also pine
threaiins machine l.. Rose K Co.
TiiitEE-ton tandem steam roller. rvc-
Ton tandem steam roller, cityht-ton
tandem steam roller, teE-tcn three
wheel roller rhNing mixer, eighteen
nump wagons, all good shapc Pric.
VIII DC right. Need tho mOuey = -
RoN ''". richmond, Va.
ROLLERS. engines, Woodworking ma
chincrN, concrete mixers. hosting an
Tin"s. pumps. tanks, pullcys, hangers
ana Fhaitinv, guaranteed condition. l.
HiufOrI AZ. %
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Elkton Hotel

Elkton. Va.
~ Shenandoah Valley. surrounded hy
mountains. Fine air. Cool house. $40 feet
% covered rorches. Excellent table. Whit,
service. BasS fishing boating. bowling. ten
MS. Elk Ii;hin water tfor Malaria. nh-u-
mausm and kidney Trouble> used for all
purposes. Boo;,lct.
~ e GRAHAM >ru,>c,
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HELP WANTED-AIaIc

railway mail clerks. com
hcnr" VS. month. Sampl" cxamina-
|'lon questions free. Franklin Insti-
iuU. Department $50 x. Rochester,
| II you want work see Virginia Bust
moss Exchange, 3l6 North Second
WANTED. two plumbers or ycUd pip"
men. Apply or address T. - FnruC.
|" williamsburg. w"
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FOR RENI'--StoIcs.

STORE, suitable for jobbinE or com
mission house. 1910 East Cary street
A!So our factory site. 1882 East
Frank lin. Possession about October
J. When ~" remove TO our ncW build
ing. Consolidated Paper Box Mfg. Co.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED.

WANTED, Il cooking range Must be
in first class condition. Address =
II, care Times Dispatch
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SMiIntli.l.D hams. roe herring. coun-
Try ground meal. fat mackerel and
Geo Med. Blake X Co. 10. % Broad
street.
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BEST SEASHORE OUTING

September and october. as Eursts stay A.
large hotel on mainland aud fool perfectly
sai" during northeast storms, and spend a.
much time as they ilSc boating. fishing. surf
ctc.
Best Outing n Sinai! cost. boating. Fishing
SURF bathing. etc. Booklets.
y. Is. Il. MrarS. Wacmprrnguc. Eastern
shore. Va.
Evening star., 1914-05-17
lilo RABAsA AND SENIOR AuGusr1x

by unloading on them worthless stocks
and bonds. is worthy of the most severe
human punishment and the committee
has left such punishment to the courts. :"
The committee" it adds, has seen
proper to report a provision prohibiting
common or interlocking directorates or
management. When we learned the
judiciary committee was not undertake
ing to deal with the directorates of rail-
road companies, we then needed what
appears to be public and almost uni
versal demand to prohibit interlocking
directorates Of carriers. Whether the
necessity for this provision is as great
as represented or not. and whether the
anticipated benefits are exaggerated or
not, there is a general impression that
most of the wreck and ruin of railroads
and consequent damage to public service
and the public interest has been due to
the Vaccinations. Of men who managed
different corporations and by the policies
adopted for the different corporations
constituting a system, or about to be
consolidated into a system. wrought ruin
to some or all of the carriers involved.
"No Guilt, No Punishment"
'It has been represented to us that
that practice has ceased, that railroad
men are no longer dishonest or. incom-
petent. that it is a matter Of con-
venience for the same men to handle
different enterprises without having to
consult SO many different people, but
our observation is that there are enough
good men in the world to I'LL every re-
sponsible position and then not have
enough positions to go around. And,
we observe. in answer to the suggestion,
that If the practice has ceased the pro-
vision in the law will not hurt anybody,
for no man will be punished unless he is
guilty.
''If any rash man should decide in the
future to break out and initiate some of
the disastrous escapades of the past the
law would be here to give him justice for
his mtsdeeds 1t has further been urged
that in the case Of large systems, formed
by the consolidation of many smaller cor
porations, it is not necessary to have diff
ferent directors for all the minor corpo-
rations. We answer that it is necessary
to have these consultations and the
most vicious thing about all combina-
tions In transportation and all other kinds
Of business is that while 1t multiplies the
benefits Of the few men retained 1t dis
penses with the services of so many men
both competent to fill the positions and
entitled to the fair emoluments thereof"
Evening star., 1914-05-17
PROBE FORBES BATTLE.
Rifle Stock Fragment Clue
Determining Shooting Blame.

TRINIDAD, Col. May 16-A bit OF
hard rubber, broken from a rifle stock.
was the clue on which the military au-
thorities tonight began an investigation
Of the battle fought at Forbes April %.
The fragment. picked up on one OF the
hills from which the strikers made their
attack on the company, was given to Col
Lockett, who at once ordered an investi-
cation to determine whether it was miss
ing from any of the rifles turned in under
the disarmament order. It Is stamped
with the name of well known manu-
factory of repeating rifles.
The battle at Forbes followed an early
morning attack on the camp by strikers
who after the fight left across the hills
in the direction of Trinidad. Later in
the day John Brown, then in charge OF
the strikers military camp at San
Rafael. on the outskirts OF Trinidad, ad-
mitted that a body Of his men had left
the camp during the night and returned
about noon.
The Forbes battle resulted in the kill
ing Of nine defenders of the mine. One
striker died of wounds. The coroner did
not find any bodies Of strikers in the
hills, although it had been reported that
several had been killed.
William Diamond. who has been In
charge of strike headquarters here. to-
night left for Fort Smith, Ark. where
he will confer with John P. White. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers OF
America. on the Colorado situation.
Evening star., 1914-05-17
W. F. BUCKLEY ARRIVES HERE,
No Significance in Visit, Mexico City
Lawyer Declares.

W. F. Buckley, an attorney Of Mexico
City and Tampico. who was appointed
administrator of justice under the civil
government that Rear Admiral Fletcher
set up under martial law in Vera Cruz
and which was almost Immediately
thrown out Of office by direction Of Sec
retary Garrison. arrived In Washington
last evening en- route for New York.
Mr.. Buckley declined to serve on the
OWL government of Vera Cruz and SO has
the distinction Of being the only member
Of that government that was not onicial-
ly decapitated. He came to Washington
on the same Atlantic Coast line train that
brought the Huerta delegates to the
peace mediation conference. and also was
with them on the Hamburg-American
steamer, the Crown Prince Cecile, from
Vera Cruz to Havana. He protests that
there is no political significance in his
coming to Washington at this time
He says that when he declined to
serve as administrator Of justice at Vera
Cruz he was asked by Admiral Fletcher
to try to get Arnold Shanklin to assume
the Office, but 1t was later decided that
it would not be proper for the consul
general to hold two Offices. and by that
time the civil government had been
odsted from Office
Evening star., 1914-05-17
ACCIDENT SHUTS MOTORDROME
Luna Park Announces Closing After
| Serious Mishap.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 16.-Because
of an accident tonight in a race at the
motordrome at Luna Park, in which
three racers and two spectators were
injured, the officials of the park an
nounced that the motordome would be
permanently closed.
The accident happened when F. NJ.
Walklet's machine collided with motor
cycles ridden by John Hlavin and Roy
Miner in the fourth race. All were
badly hurt. Walklet and his machine
were thrown over the safety guard and
hit Nelson Hohan and E. F. Rogers,
spectators, Nho were slightly injured.
Last season fatal accidents happened
in races at the motordrome.
Evening star., 1914-05-17
RESULTS OF PRIMARY VOTE.
One Congressman Defeated in North
Carolina; Two Renominated.

Special Dispatch to The star.
RALEIGH. y. G, MAY l6.-Democfat"
primaries in four North Carolina con
gressonaI districts today indicate that
Dr. John NJ. Faison of the third has been
defeated by the field, nine candidates he
ing against him. In the seventh r.
Page. incumbent, seems an easy winner
over r. F. Beasley. and Representative
Yates Webb appears TO have a safe ma
jority over E. r. Preston in the ninth
Representative J. NJ Gudger, in the
tenth. is being desperately raced by So
licitor Robert r. Reynolds. Walter Moore
is running third and may throw the tight
into the convention.
Returns tonight show former Represen-
tative Charles r. Thomas as the most
likely successor of Mr.. Faison. The ten
candidates in that district have so divided
the field as to make almost impossible
primary nomination.
Evening star., 1914-05-17
RAYBURN BILL AIMED
AT RAIL STOCK JUGGLERS
Regulation Measure, Republican
Critics Say, Would Dissolve Every
Big Railroad Corporation.

Representative Adamson, chairman of
the interstate and foreign commerce
committee. presented the committee re-
port on the Rayburn bill for federal con-
troll of the issuance Of railroad securities
yesterday. The bill is the most drastic
of the three administration antitrust
measures which will be taken up be-
ginning Tuesday of this week. and re-
publican critics declare that If enacted
it will tend to dissolve every big railway
system in the country.
The bill provides for personal punish
ment of individuals who ''juggle'' rail-
roads, and the report strikes at 1.-The
cup.dity or incompetency of railroad di-
rectorates or avarice or exploitation OF
spectators. who use the power of their
position to wreck the carriers and make
gains.
Evening star., 1914-05-17
SAYS SON IS VICIOUS.
Father of Gianini, Charged With
Murder, Is Witness.

HERKIMER, N. Y, May 16.-Charles
A Gianini father OF Jean Gianini.
charged with killing his school teacher.
Ida Beecher, was on the witness stand
here today. He testified that his son
was Il victim of vicious habits. He
then identified the clothing worn by
the boy the night of the murder. The
knife with which. it is alleged, Jean
committed the murder, the father
identified as one he had given his son
four or five months before.
DR. Charles T. Weeks of New York,
who attended Mrs Gianini at the time
the mother was nervous and melan-
sholy and the child underweight and
macated. A copy Of the certificate of
the death of Mrs Gianint showed that
she died of alcoholic meningitis