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N0TfUR-Exeeiit8F

THIS !!lii eeiiibai,y, laying aiiaiiisd. along
Msi s ia sst & 1Fs q SS4sxa sS
sFtsgii, .aeGshssd, aif fefsoHs havihE
siai!siss against saIp estate Will, i5lkhse
Rafssssssffaa 'Sf s ssha i md sR tS sy
mont efHgFIh ~ l'K'.a 'f5KEH{HHeH f9 gsEghtsr
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SHOES! SHOES. SHOES.
s23 East Broad. mar City Halt, Ii. tbs
:. new home OF Bowden's .Sambie Sti5p
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whei6
family.
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Rofs sALE-houses.

rooms: baths: ready to move In.
WIN trade for small improved prog.
erty. Madison 1867, Randolph 29i4-L.
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GOLD AMI SILVER

WANTED to bti} s9r cash, Sid ssid and
SILVER II. q Meyer ,Je&elry C6hipRhy,
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ROOMS WfTH, BOARD.

WANTED; couple or 9 gentlemen for
nicely furnished front f6oms with
bocrd: all conveniences. West Main
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WASTED, good timer Apply to-day
ready for work. rs Hull street.
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ANIMALS foR Sale.

FOR sale--Iiaying no further use FOR
10 mules. we Will sell them at 4 big
bargain; pair Will weigh 2,36U pounds
years old. sound. Price. $3.50. one pair
will weigh .2.i1o pounds Price, $500:
pounds, sound ana very handsome
PRICE. $685. one pair cheap mules for
s176; weight 2ig60 ponnda: also The
Richmond: color. dapple gray; s years
OLD. weight, i.229. and very gentle. Any
one looking. call and see this stock
before buying. They arc all III lne
condition. Can be seen at Cranes
Fiftcentf street.
FoR.. sale. 10 head of good mules riaht
out Sf hard work. Weight from 900
TO 1900 pounds; frbn $3.50 per pair up.
Also ono iiAir Of mares, @ years old.
WEI we,ght s;soe pounds, one farm, wagon
lucky bred iiiare ~ith foai. and run
ton driving, ana rldihe horse;. fhis
stock VIII all be sold under n full guar
nntee, and must be as Represented or
money refunded. Can be seeh at Crulrs
Stable. ~ south Tenth Street.
REGISTERED pointer bitch. years
old; good stander and retriever; np
bad habits and good hunter. Worth
3125: make offer. G.. a Harris, clerk
Circuit Court. City of Suffolk.
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WANTEDAiiorses

WANTED. "a gentle horse Tor iady's
dry stable: references given: care ex.
changed for his keep. or. II suited will
BUY. Call after 9 r.. NJ. Madison 1871,
209 South Third Street.
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MAN, IN one h6sitibn Ms sd iesthan; With
big J6blilhg. .lionse IN Richmond for
lis years. would make a change; would
III Richiu6nd; best ref.
|crcnces eSchanEeu, Address n G2D.
|care Times Dispa tch.
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ICH, COAL AND Wda6

FOR sale. the best fire wo5d in the
World. Get load or dosW56 AMI
EEi, i It trial i}iIS for Os feuFtE
delivered in South Richmond, Rich
mond Dogwood Co. 1l2i Hill Street:
Ph6ne Madison 3190-J
SPECIAL this week. one-half cord
perfectly dry oak billetts split ready
,fa hs,, stsatss test aattEhlEh sysf SfsEed III
MSHe iaspsst6n W" sosSsssaat afHes i5 5G5
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HELP wANTBD--Aiale and Female.

RAILWAY mali and, postal Clerks; eS-
animation soon. OYer s,B66 appoint
ments Yearly. Prepare Mt htttie, Write
Tor our Plan r. OF payment after APP
le4e, Civil Service Department, Phila-
|deiphia, Pa. E
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AnUMfNGM WARB.

IN order to make room for our fall
stbtK. 81 aliiI ihait, ware: fhs weaf-
oyer \ lhd: See us. 1T blte II ypu want
DarEnins. Evans Hardware Co, Inc,
100 West Broad. PHONE Madison 2086:
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LOST AND FOUND
HELP wANTEp-sr.ie

HAVE put thousand to work. II look.
ness Exehange. BIG North Second
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ROOMS and board at IFS North Seventh
street at reasonable rates.
FIRST GLASS. robins and board. zoos
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POSITION as collector. either In or out
OF city. Salary or tofiihilsson. Al
references. II Bti care. Tihies- Bis.
pa tch
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WANTED-Farn,s.

VIRGINIA farms wanted for sale ana
for rent, Write for blank. Rufyln 4
Sloan. first floor. Tra.Sslsrs Building.
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WANTED, man experienced op Jack
for electric shoe repairing ehop. Ap-
ply 302 North Sixth street.
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HAfs.-iaTs.

Ira DIES .hpd geptiemenis hats reshsped
vita LATEST ts4 iStyes fnestasr sfasltiFes
hi bfil,
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WE are now. closing pit ,obF, iatgs
IJrHhs Hardware Col Inc, 700 West
Broad. Phone Madison 3OSG
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
WANTBD-IaesI Estate.

LIST your farms with, j, A. Connolly
& Cos Write postal for necessafy
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FOR sAA-Horses

FOR sale, beautiful. stylish block rid
inf and driving horse: kind and
gontie: no bad habits. One of fbest
saddle horses In Virginia. Address Box
s4G Richmond, Va.
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FOR sAIE-BnsIness.

Fob sare, wine. liauoi. ahu fancy, gF6=
Gerry st6re: iocated OH 6ne DC Wash.
license EaaraHfeed. Big futire ii
Su aimsgffn Sr aS s a S NJ 1TaysE
one OF. the largest. stocked and best ar
fhngeH st6fes: Fdr pdrtieulats nd
dress; With reference. l. AIS, care
Times Dispatch.
WINE, liquor ana Fancy sFoceFy store.
btgl bisipsss STREETS For rove otei 81 years.
Tran md License g,idrsht,sesa BIZ fatare
6rdei. biisifess IN Wines and LIQUORS:
We have 6he. or. the largest stocked
ana best hrrahgsl storSs. Fol, par
ticulars address With reference l. $50.
care Times Dispit tell.
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S2I West Franklin Street. cdFfier Of
Silent or permanent board. ,Go6d board
and c6nsiderate Service. Steam. heat;
table hoardefs desired. Mrs. Phrkef
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FOR RENT-Roo,n,

WANTED. a large. nicely furnished.
heated ne, ed, room for rent. Telcplone: also
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

seven years experience: first class
salesman: married; can give best 5f
references. Address II. w. D.. care
WANTED, position to teach primary
grades Or private school. r. r. A.
SOB East Main street, Richmond. Va,
care T.. +. yose.
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FOR sALE-iioasebold Goods

fULL size dark oak bedroom suit.
wardrobe. buffet. couch. heater. axfniu
gtef ufugget, rugs, pictures Apply
GIG 1-2 South Belvidere Street
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HELP wANTEb--isen,ale.

WANTED. men nhd women 10 auallfy
for government positions. Several
CIV, months; Fnii Information about
Write, lImmedatsly for b6diti6t a. 1sl
Earl 1iobkinh. Washihstoij, y. c.
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Foi. RENr-Hou.es
AUTOMOBILES.

VIZ have only few more used cars
left. and to close them out quickly
will accept any reasonable Offer. T.
3. Starbuck, or Leslie johnson. ia
West Broad Street.
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BoAisDEiss WANTED.

FOR rent, one large Grace stfeSt ffont
room: also smaller rooms; heated
best table board. Mrs. N. p. Stanford.
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wANTEb-LHousehoid Goods.

goods in any Quantity. Phone Madi.
son 1854. n,
WANTED, to Buy In any quantity
second. hahd furniture. Highest cash
prices paid. Phuhs Randolph 5ste.
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WANTED-salesmen.

WANTED. .lne saieshan Virginia ter
ritory ADDRESS L., verdoh. va.
SALESMAN wanted for retail mems
hat store, one with experience pre-
ferred. Salary per week, SIG to start
chance for advancement State age and
where last employed. X 412. care
Times Dispatch
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Personal

DON'T put OF having your winter suit
time. Phone Randolph 3eO1-J, and we
will call Mt your door. All work guar
nnteed. 3. & D, Cleaning and Pressing
CD, 534 East BroAtk .
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YOUNG LADY photographer ana book
keeper, salary $500 per annum. Pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS ahd Rbbd hours Ad-
dress II GLE, care Times Dispatch.
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MEDICAL.
ADOPTION.


TO couple who can furnish refer
given for adoption. Write or call 100
West. Clay Street. city.
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WANTED, position a con,pa Mon, ilousc-
Keeper, SECRETARY. Box 2e. Eikwood.
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FOR sALE-sIschiuery.
BYCIcLEs AND MoroRoYctEs,

lNIpIAN, 1912. fine condition. Bargain,
$50. Aptodroine. Fair Grounds.
BICYCLE tire sale Our $3.50 Red
studded tfead tire can't be beat for
the money See our line of tires, aha
bicycles before buying. w. 4. Dog.
gett, Jr:, 52s West Broad.
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FOR sALE--f7sriiis.

u. w. Harris. Fari,is, city ana suOur.
ban homes for sale. BARGAINS cvcrys
shers. Cali on us eso East Malh
FARM-Hanover County. 200 acres on
railroad. at depot; $50 acres III gtilti-
yatlon: i5 acres " timothy: nice. Or
chard; 1900 CORDS Of wood; good g.,
MI 0utbuildlngs. For sale or exchanges
Tor city property. See Is for particu-
lars.
FAM. & Q. Railroad. 20 acres at
depot; fine orchard: 20 acres ip, tim
otl,y; new s-room dwelling aiiu all out
buildings. Splendid 1ocat ton for a ply
qlelah. For sale or trade for city prop
erty. IL Interested come to see us.
HOTEL, for sale. Well-Iocated on G.
& .; Railroad. now going nnd doing
q good Business. For best reasons The
otwher .Sill sell or exchange for sub-
Urban property. Come to sec us for
FARMS. city and, suburban dwellings,
Tor sale. Good bargains everywhere.
re sure 10 see. u.s. Il. w. Harris. 92o
East Main street.
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|GARpNpT watits p6sitlot. EXberlehcea
Route B., Charlottesville. va.
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DON'T WORRY.
SCREEN DOORH

GET a good rubber hose. one that will
last YOU: from loo up to 1Sc per
t66t. Rsil:Bf5Wh Hatd#are Company.
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lTUSII IVY ,WHHEeq w, a IH0ToNghIy OK
pcrieiced registered pharmacist. !ad-
dress l. az. care Tlhiss.zplapatch.
reference, wishes Position; TO itny-
where. Address II UiTt care Times
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|PosfTfQK ds retail drug CLERK, regular
or teiief work. Plenty Of expcrfeficS
land references. Address Box sos,
i.ynchburg, Va.
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r DANCING.

AfRs Morton. 265 West Grace. rooms.
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR. sale. ono light auto wagon. one
- Lozier chassis with delivery b6tly, one
Iaige roadster. CirasherEer Vehicle
Co. Twentleth and Franklin Streets,
FOR sale. 2. second -hniiti double TRUCKS.
second hand single trucls. SECOND
nand grQcery wagons, l steel tire
surrey. NJ. G Thhrston. 1912 lIast Cary.
BUY wagon or buggy from Bristow.
B. G. Bristow. 1923 East Main street
ll-l5 North Eighteenth Street.
ONE top buggy, 500. one top, buggy.
.-se5; one runabout. 400; one !s25. one
I'D one s85. A good ..ne OF buggies,
aurreEs and runabouts to select from
hlso, spring wagon, farm wagon and
trucks. Painting ai,d repairing neatly
zone. Thos. il. Duke Co.. S04 Brook
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DRY CLEANING AND sCoURINE.

boNT put on. having t-oar winter suit
tine fasa asaR aSss ssSioTJ a rs t "a
Will call 81 yoar dSot, All work guar
ahteed. %. y. CleahihE ahd Pressing
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ron observation-disclosures.

FOR sale. victrola. practically new.
chaser. .. -s2a.a care Times pLspa tch.,.
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WANTED, position as saw fler, 4 wears
/ experiences: married. Can give best
references. ". H.:-Mt Castle. Br6ad-
[naN. Va. -. -. = 80. -
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SAFES.

JEWELLERS safe for sale: burEia, antl
,o hreproof Hsisbth. II Inches; width.
cheap TO quick buyer. o. s.. Hardin.
le2 Franklin street. Petersburg, Vn
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INSTRUCTIONS.

WANTED BY, gentlemen, Brlyhte ies-
solis Iii ,daiielnet hssifatibh ana
iiiaxiSe, ADDRESS, slatlhg teriiis. A SIS
care Times Dispat th.
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,,oh this sotl aay of September. A.. D.
daSlt, on reading the betition for dis
6fdsrea b. tEa eoaFt that hs Is a hearing
11 YES h s npSH The spne on the eth DAY
S5dft, At Rleltlii6iid,; ~ said district, at
as o. SelSskk, hSSh' aiH thAt notice there
9 ii ne,Wsbaper, iir!nted II said district.
pefssolis in intefSst MAY pppenr Mt tho
saia time AND place and show cause.
the said petitioner should not be
Aid it is further ordered by the
COURT, that the clerk, shalt send by mail
70 Az known tteuit6rs copies or said
petition and tits 6ftier, addressed to
stated.
WADDILL, ] r., Judge of the said
court, and the seal thereof, at Rich
mond, in sail district, on the 3Oth day
OF September, a. y. 1914.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
SScnD Cierk.
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FURNISHED rooms III an attractive
private hume for rent With board.
! subuEbs. MadIkdil .4IIo=I.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

RBAL >btedit6Siay white wyandottes
ana Whllte tLsgh6thS; g'hrnsaii
FOR sale, iilgeons, GariieauS. white
ph6iie Madison 5756-E. l.. Hose & C6..
APO Brook Avenue.
REAL bred 3t6-lay White Wtandottes
aud white f.egiorns; CHriieau
pigeons. sidheg. Johiisoii: fsoydt6h,- Va.
/ have Hite Tot Ut slnsiE tpIiB BEBwil
sale, 81, each, .F..U Il. AIiifdfd. ta. Ad.
dress {. q, HVftlpet. .,-,--. .......,..
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WANTED, housekeeping or ciefIcali po
sition by energetic young man. Some
experiences, use typewriter; best ref
ertnces. ID BID. dare Tiifies- Dispatch.
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FURNISHED ROBINS and board at sos
Esst Leigh street.
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WAN,fEDA4B6afti di,,I Room

YOUNG business lady desires room and
board Win iiise bfivate family, Or
lunch db&htowii. state brice. Refer
ettes exchanged. Address P. o. BOX
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isEe j. tesr soufa S'f IL Ike f tfaEtnlbss
school for nurses. SO per month wifi
further Information apply to Snperin-
tehdent OF Nutaes. Massie Memorial
Hospital, ParIs, KY
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OIL STOVES.

rSE 5ss5 4ssrHs 81 ,sRsSsss with n sgss
Eell- Btpwn HsrdwaGe Company, 1907
WEST BfUad; 8sDs williamsburg Avshue.
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WANTED. Experienced man to work
OF electric shoe repairing shop. state
aBe. experience and salary expected.
III e03. care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION waNrnDAs,als

WANTED. employment In the city OF
Richmond for boys, white and col
S 9rssai to Xear ls, cd GeIl Ran
Room 5. City Hall.
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NLAlIIi URDEHs.
ttATs.AEiATs.

LADIES. and gshtieiiien's hats reshaped
.st9 latest stSles;, factory facilities:
W6fksi; gil NHfth Fist street. Rich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
A Charge Based on Ignorance.

Attacks like that made by Mr. Amos Pinchot on
the fact that the public generally has very hazy
notion Of what The Associated Press Is and does.
It is not corporation which collects and sells
1t TO the newspapers, but cooperative agency
maintained by the newspapers themselves. It could
have inducement to color deliberately, since
among its owners and patrons newspapers OF
every variety of political religious and economic be-
lief. Some are Republican, some Democratic, some
Progressive and some independent If the Socialist
party were strong here rs It Is In Germany, for
instance many Socialist newspapers would be In
cluded among the operators and franchise holders
OF The Associated Press
1t would be surprising II an agency employing
hundreds of correspondents should not now and then
receive and disseminate what looks to outside critics
like "colored' news The information gathered
must reflect to extent the atmosphere in which
1t is gathered. But to charge the general manage
ment with trying to impress its point OF view
on agents scattered all the world is 10 charge
an absurdity. The hardest task Of the management
Is to keep local observers from colorlng their re-
ports.
To be true to the purposes Of its organization and
loyal to its patrons OF all shades and varieties of
opinion The Associated Press must fight on the part
OF others tendency which for every business
son it must itself avoid and despise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
THE MANY BREEDS OF OYSTERS
Why New Jersey Requires Six Com
missions to Regulate Their Growth.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: have read with much interest the
programme Of the Efficiency Committee Of
New Jersey proposing TO do away with
various commissions and offices, espe-
cially where held by Republicans and for
replacing them with Democrats who are
now out Of Jobs. I was especially inter
ested in the plans for aboishing the SIN
oyster commissions, now existing, and
placing their power in the hands OF one
director-a Democrat, of course-at good
salary
About thirty years ago ] was spending
( a good deal of my time at Trenton during
session OF the Legislature, and my at
tention was directed in the same chan
nels, regardless OF the parties in consider
atlcn, and It seemed to Inc that the va
: rious oyster commissions then existing
might be replaced by single body
charged with all the duties and response
biities OF the various boards then in
being. 7 accordingly drew up bill 10
that effect and lad 1T introduced and
printed.
What was my Amusement, the following
week. to he oyorrun by visiting deleSa-
tons from four or five counties to explain
TO me the defects of any such plan for
looking after the oysters OF New jersey
One delegation came from Monmouth
County and explained that the oysters OF
that county were accustomed 10 be fed on
the stimulating sewage and the savory
street sweepings OF New York City, and
they could not possibly be looked after by
Of ha haI tba,. tn
terests at heart. 4 delegation from Ocean
County explained that the oysters Of that
county were OF an entirely different breed.
If not OF a different origin. from their
neghbors Of Monmouth County, and re-
qulred different food and different treat
ment.
Cumberland County represented that
the oysters on the sand banks OF the |
Delaware were very much more delicatey |
nurtured than their relatives on tho At |
lantic shores, and II seemed that the |
oysters on the three or four different |
sand banks particularly Astounding in |
that shellhsb required each different
culture from the others
These men were all serious and very |
much in earnest In presenting their argu- |
ments had no answer 10 make. and in !
continently gave up the scheme Of ell !
cheney and economy in the supervision and
direction OF the oyster culture OF New
Jersey.
Naturally, have much curiosity to see
II there has been much change In the |
last thirty years in either the oysters or |
III the public sentiment OF the state. ~
Paterson. n. j., March g. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Public Buildings for the Public.

The agreement reached by Mayor Mitchell, Mr..
McAneny and Mr. Churchill OF the Board OF Edu-
cation 10 rent school buildings at actual cost for
recreation centres meetings, lectures, concerts and
the Ike is eminently sensible 1t wipes out the
ridiculous tariff recently fixed by the Board of
Education, which seemed intended TO exact profit
for itself or some Of its employees
Use Of the school buildings by the public should
he encouraged long 1t does not interfere with
their use for educational purposes. They are the
public's. Certainly use for meetings, concerts and
recreation centres should not be made difficult
or expensive These things are educational and
the Board OF Education ought to be able to realize
that there is to education than what is taught
TO pupils IN school hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
National Honor and Party Platforms.

The Democratic party was not the only party 10
90 wrong in 1912 on the Panama Canal tolls question
The Progressive National Convention was Just as
short sighted as the Democratic IN yielding to the
pressure Of Atlantic coast interests which wanted to
secure an indirect subsidy for coastwse shipping
and OF Pacific Coast interests which wanted TO
make the federal Treasury pay part Of the freight
on commodities handled over new transcontlnental
all-water route The Progressive platform said:
We demand that the canal shall be so operated as
TO break the transportation monopoly now held and
misused by the transcontnental railroads by main
tanning competition with them-that ships dl-
rectly or indirectly owned controlled by Ameri-
can railroad corporations shall not be permitted TO
use the canal. and that American ships engaged in
coastW1se traffic shall pay no tolls.
Both the Democrats and the Progressives were
playing domestic politics and willing to over
ride the Hay-Pauncefote treaty IN order to catch
votes. Now that the consequences of a reputation
OF our international obligations have been brought
home TO the treaty smashers high-minded Progress
sives as well as Democrats are beginning TO regret
the blunder OF the 1912 platforms.
Mr.. Oscar Straus, the Progressive candidate for
Governor in this state IN 1912, has just repudated
the Progressive tolls exemption demand earnestly
as President Wilson has repudlated the Democratic
demand We have no doubt that Mr.. straus speaks
for a majority Of his party when he says that the
claims Of party platform are less binding than the
claims Of national honor All good citizens should
agree on that point Although Republican Presi-
dent reluctantly approved the tolls exemption, the
Republican party has approved f. RepDb-
licans in Congress should therefore gladly Join with
repentant Democrats and Progressives in reafirm-
ing by Impressive vote this country's scrupuous
good faith in its dealings with foreign nations