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HELP WANTED-NIalc and Fcmnl,

MARVIN HOTEL AGENCY, p. O. Ron
$40. Richmond. Va, Registration
bureau for all experienced hotel help.
free of any cost. Write for applica-
ton blank; I'll out and return TO us;
supported by all loading hotels.
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FOR saLI3-.Auto,nobilc

SLIGHTLY Used FIVE
80 Chalmers. sclf-start.r. for SALE or
cNchouEc for clear real estate 5o4
Mutual Building
FIVE pASSENGEII AUTOMOBILE. 1919
model. excellent condition: will sac
rincc for 500 cash. +. .. Box 1852.
Richmond, Va, or phone Monroo
4592-L.
BARGAINS ~ USED ROApSTERS.
!tupp. Buick, Maxwell; mechanical
condition and paint good. Sec LES
LIE JOHNSON, ia West Broad
ROADSTER. 1912 CHALMERS. 40
horsepower; roOmy; In trst Ia IS
paint. tire and mechanical condition;
cost new si,0"0 Price. S525. LLOYD
MOTOR co, Sl5 West Main Street.
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WANTf.D-F'arIns.

WANTED. To CORRESPOND WITH
the owner of large farm thai 10
for sale. In either Virginia or Narv-
ianG. Don't want mountain lana:
large tract preferred. Give brief de-
scTlption and price In FIRST letter. Ad-
dress l. 2l9. care Times Dispatch
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Atlantic Coast Line
The st.ndard KaIlro.d of tne South

The Standard Railroad OF the South.
EFFECTIVE AfRlL IL 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and southi o:l5 A. N. and s:u
For Norfolk: 500 A. n. $500 p. NJ. l:,s F.
81.
For N. q W. Ry. West, s:lk A. NJ, s:ss A.
NJ. 800 p n. 500 p. n.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ, ei5 A. NJ
s:l6 4. NJ. e:e0 A. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 p NJ
$40 =. Al. sos p. NJ. s:ss ,. NJ. o:2o p. A.
II AS T.. M
For Goidshoro and Fayetteville: ..:ls r.. N.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:S A. bi
!oIa A. M; go 4. NJ. .s:s7 A. a..
NJ. sos r. NJ. e:ss p. NJ. $500 p. Al. $500 r.
Al. 80 p. 81.
Except Sunday. ''sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connso.
tions not guaranteed.
C. CAMPBELL n p L. Main 81
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and harness. counter fountain and
rubber tire baby carriage and one
b,nnd nov bath TUB. 2Gl7 Z Stroct
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

harder than any other Ice, which
makes II last longer. consequently
YOU use less. Plate ice is the pures.
and best that Is made. yet Il costs
no more than ordinary ice. TYLER s
RYAN. 1901 West Cary Street. Madi-
son 1879. Monroe 3017.
FOR SPRING COOKING COKE CAN
not be eXcelled: $3.50 per load We
also hanGle the best stove and nut
anthracite and lump splint coal. Good
service and prompt delivery. TYLER
* RYAN, 1901 West Cary Street
Madison 1879. Monroe 3017.
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
blocks. easy to split: dry slab cut
in right season are tho cheapest hot
weather wood because II makes quick
blaze Virginia anthracite stove and
nut size will save So on ton. 1t burns
everywhere. Delivery on auto truck
on thirty minutes notice. LONGS.
Madison 1863.
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ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON. $40.

ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON.
newly painted, $50.
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FOR SALE. DRUG STORE IN G ID
growing town of 1000. all white:
good surrounding community: good
thing FOR good man; only $1,000
required. good reason for selling:
answer Qulcit. SALOL. care Times
Ifannfrl
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
BACI1AN & HINES 2I0 North Third
street Phone Monroe 1896
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AL VARIETIES OF COWPEAs FOR
blantsng. q. rooney * CO. Memphis.
Tenn.
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Tho Progressive HALLWAY of the South
Scuthhound trains scheduled to leave Rich
;nond daily: 900 ~ NJ. local to Sorlina; len
T.. NJ, seepers and coaches. Atlanta BIr-
m:ngham. Jacksonville: l0:l5 p NJ. sleeper.
and coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham Memphis
and Hamlet: l2:t5 A. NJ. seepers and
coaches Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis,
Jacksonville and Tampa.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive IN
Richmond daily: 6:65 n. H.. 500 A. NJ. 5.e&
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PERSONAL
LADIES. YOUR uAIn.

YES. WE REDYE OR REMAKE
faded switches. pompadours. etc.
TfIE ROYALLE HAIR PARLORS, 221
East Broad.
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FOR RItNT-Iiouscs.

FOR Rent. FOR TIE THREE SUM
incr months. a furnished house In
Fork Union, Va. For particulars nd.
dress MRS. IDA V. THOMAS, Fork
Union, Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
organized distributing business (ma-
chinery): big demand has been
created FOR the product. and hy tho
Investment of $4,000. absolutely So
cured. you Will DO assured Of both 4
very attractive profit and Z pleasant
lucrative position. Il POS. care Times
Dispatch.
MOVING PICTURE STORIES GREAT
~ IN demand Your ideas can be
write scenarios and earn twenty five
70 one hundred dollars weekly with
our help. We positively SHOW you
how. Just to advertise this offer Ia
limited Send US 10 cents ana a
stamp for instructions Begin now:
F iTln9FF9W ML nsvS GoM f2mSs G cSnad
Building. New York
WANTED. y GOOD BUSINESS MAN
ag.r OF partner for Il wholesal" and
retail hardware and builders supply
trade. This Is an exceptional oppor-
tunity for Investment by a reliable
ana competent business man, seek
Ing a pcrm2nent and safe Investment
and profitable business Address T.
o. Box l71. Richmond. Va.
II. YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 4
business 81 any an, ,9iGsgcrtnti9n;; any 10;
or IMPORTATION. INC. Box 756.
kichmond. Va.
SIN PER CENT INTEREST PAID on
savings IL left for twelve months
or longer. our certificates OF de-
post backed by real estate security.
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY.
Empire Life building. Atlanta. Ga.
OFFICE Man. SINTEEN YEARS EN-
peri.nce. desires to invest $4,000
to $500 with services in eslab-
lished paving business. Address
j. 23i. care Times Dispatch.
FURNITURE STORE FOR SALE IN 4
live Virginia town; chance to
mako money. l. 232. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. PARTNER WITH SOME
capital. for store. mill or farm. Box
50. Route 4, Louisa. Va.
FOR SALE. FURNISHED ROONING
house, doing good business. centrally
located: party eaving city. Cheap
20 quick buyer. Address G. AIS, care
Times Dis patch.
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WANTED-Furnished Apartments.

FURNISHED no SEX EPING
apartment Immediately. for summer:
no children; state location, number
Of rooms and ow furnished: gas or
coal range and rental asked; can
furnish excellent references. { 227
care Times Dispatch
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NICELY FURNISHED OR TNFUR-
nishcd room for rent on 1900 West
Grace Street block. u $50. care
Times Dispatch.
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PERSONAL.

IEhSON:sfs
LADIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
YOUR CUT HAIR OR COMBINES
made Into beautiful switches. POM
padours. wigs, curls. etc, In the most
artistic manner. Charges very mod
crate. THE ROLALLE HAIR PAR
LORS, 22l East Broad.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR: SOMETHING
NEW-SUN DRYING.
SHAMPOOING. LADIES' HAIR SHAM
pooling. 35c.; English methods used :;
sun drying or by electricity. S5c this
week. Manicuring. scalp Treatments.
hair dressing. etc. THE ROYALLE,
22l East Rroad new address.)
LADIES, YOUR HAIR.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW PARI.oRs.
We are selling pure hand made
switches; great bargains this week
All shades In stock. THE ROYALLE
HAIR PARLORS. 22l East broad
LADIES STRAW HATS RESHAPED.
Spring shapes are now ready for
your inspection; why wait Bring
your hats now. Mems hats fixed up
for spring. VERA HAT WORKS
2l1 North First street. Phone Mon
roe 900.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third st.
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate

GET IN on THE GROUND FLOOR
now on the Brightwood lots.
Grand sales day 20 be announced in
few days. Those who failed TO buy
Roland Park lots when they were
hrst put on the market know now
what they lost by not buying early
The opportunity Is offered you here
now TO buy from first hands Mt the
bottom price. Select your lot before
sale dav. JULIAN g. ANDERSON &
CO, INC rs Nor h Seventh Street.
FOR SALE. NINE1 FEN ACRES VINE
yard one half mile from Lynchburg.
Va. in full bca' Ing condition. Pros
poet for this Gears crop Is $4,000.
Price. $4,000; $4,000 cash. balance
long terms. Address Owner. Y.
ROGER, 4. +. ID. No. 2, Lynchburg.
Va.
SALE OF BRIGHTWOOD LOTS Will.
be announced in a few days. Watch
for It. Best property 10 put your
savings in. See JULIAN c. AMBER
son & Co, about IL.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
Richmond Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL II,

1914,
supcrsedinE Schedule OF May 70, 1912.
Trains lcnve Hichmond B.5;50 a. NJ,
- A. W.. rs A. VI, o A. VI, .sIO A. NJ.
II A. VI, Il. VI, Il. VI. T.. NJ, IA
l.. NJ, $50 T.. NJ. 0,2O II. NJ, 7IIO T.. NJ.
IFS u. VI, 50 p. VI, 10 r. NJ, IL, S6 II. M.
Trains leave Ashland s5ibO A. NJ, B.Y
A. NJ. A. VI, 80 A. VI, 10 4. NJ, I'll
a. M IL noon, 81 p. W.. T.. NJ, 8 +.
J.. NJ. l.. NJ. I'D r. NJ, $40 II. NJ. II
l.. VI
II Carries bnEgnge Saturdays only,
'Dhiiy except sunday. ssSundny only.
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd Apartments

PARTY VACATING I ESIRABIE FIVE
room apartment in the Hanover
Apartments desires to rent same
furnished or unfurnished. Excellent
cafe in basement. Phone Madison
CiTO-J
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HELP WANTED-Niaic

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED To Fill.
hundreds government lie Jobs; Sos
to Sl50 month. Sample examination
ana GucationS ana list of positions
available free. Write i,nncdiate-
~ FK.AEkLiN INSTITUTE. Dept
JJ-M
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WANTED-Houses.

WANTED. TO LEASE BUSINESS
hotel In good town or city. Address
Box No. :. Lexington. Va.
HOTEI-WANTED TO PURCHASE
small or medium size hotel; give par
ticulars. Address l.. c. DAVIES
Eucna Vista, Va.
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LADIES, YOUR HAIR.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOIL
ut HUGHES'S. 200 North Third st.
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MY ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY
ana ready made garments now being
sold ut greatly reduced prices. AL
terations free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
li2l :nst Min Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour by latest improved machinery;
by II only 81 We also make over
all kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK
CARPET CLEANING CO., 20Oi East
6 Franklin. Monroe 2oS6.
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SHOES! sHcEsl sHoEsl

e23 EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
Is tho .ew home of BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family.
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FOOT TROUBLES,

TIE RALSTON HEALTH SHOE"
when Ralstons no on. foot troubles
go off. GEO. Ic. SHUMAN sells them
G3l East Broad. The Ralston Boo;
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SIIOESi SIIOES,

CUT-RATE SHOES FOR MEN. wO-
men and children: you'll find our
prices VIII suit your purse EN-
PRE- SHOE CO. 604 West Broad
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ORIENTAL RUGS.

SANITARIUM. WASH CLEANING AND
repairing Oriental and domestic
rugs. kAMLOURIAN. Il North First
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR: SOMETHING
NEW-SUN DRYING.
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FOR RENT-RcaI Estate

FOR RENT. LARGE STABLES. SHEDS
and pasturagc. Can be used as stor-
age. Rent. $40 per month. Apply
1850 North Twenty-ffth Street.
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ONE RUBBER-TIRED pIIAETON.
good order, S75
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FULL LINE TOP BUGGIES FOR THE
business man: also pleasure rigs of
all kinds In stock. Wagons for every
purpose. top and open. Easy terms.
y. MEYERS SONS. 73l EAST GARY
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
YNN DELIVERS ADDRESS
New York Executive Speaks to
Massa chusetts Legislature.
nv TELEGRAPH - The TrIbun.


Boston. April Ex-Governor Glynn %
New York came UP this morning from
LYNN. where ne and Mrs Glynn are Wis
ting the latters father. p. r. Magrane'
and called on Governor Walsh. after
which Governor Glynn addressed the Mas
sachusetts House OF Representatives. Ac-
complaining Governor Glynn were his
hrother-in-law, p. II. Magrane, and 7. !.
Clexton. OF Boston.
I an ct home now for am newr-
rsper man myself" ssid Governor Glynn
TO the newspaper men. You see. l meet
them twice day al Albany. u is one
OF the hardest Jobs OF the day the way
they cros.-examine me
Under escort OF q committee Governor
Glvnn was escorted 20 the House, where
a recess WAS promptly held and he was
invited 10 speak lie was accorded nat
tering reception. During his speech he
was applauded.
az am very much at home here. be
said This hall is much Ike ours, a.
though ours IS larger. But yours IS more
fastidious and ornamental. IN keeping
with your tastes or course. I mean the
hall, and not the members. FOR the mem
bers are very useful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
DANIELS PRAISES
PATRIOTIC AVIATOR
Assures Bonney Government VIII
Accept Services if Occa-
sion Demands.

Orvflle Wright arrived from DAYTON yes
,erdav and attended a meeting II the d.
r.ctors Of the Wright Company AZ II Pine
e. lie left town late IN the afternoon
hut said ne would return to-day Wnen
asked II his presence had anything ~ do
with the issuing OF licenses Mr.. Wright
said that he was buying furniture for his
new home IN Dayton.
". Leonard Bonney. who offered n fur-
risb the government with an aeroplane
and onerate Il in the war with Mexico. re-
c.lvcd telegram from Secretary Daniels
lac, night I'm which the Secretary thanked
hin, FOR his oner and assured Bonney that
he would he glad OF his services should
occasion require them He thanked
Bonnev ,or mis- patriotic offer"
Bonney has Caudron monoplane
which IL capable OF eighty-six miles an
hour The machine Is in Washington now
and Bonney said that y called upon ne
would ~ u with & new 5o-horsepower
cnore motor. which would render II
even more speedy
\ meeting OF the First Provisional Aero
SQUADRON was held al the Aero Club last
,,pht with a full attendance. Ways ana
means OF aiding the government were DIS
cussed The matter OF A distinctive uni
form also was taken UP and referred 70 n
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29

honor OF his achievements IN the Panama
Canal Zone. Arthur Williams president
OF the society. introduced General Gorgas
in the library OF the American Institute
Of Mechanical Engineers, al - West
39th ST.
After DIT Norman 2. Ditmen had eulo-
gized the honored guest Professor Fred
erick r Hutton. OF Columbia. presented
the medal. General Gorgas accepted II
FOR the four or Ave hundred young Amer
leans on the isthmus who had made his
work for health successful.
Speaking Of the work at Panama which
has made it possible FOR the Anglo
saxon and his wife and family 10 1--we
there as happily and in as good health as
in any other part OF the world" General
Gorcas said:
With safety from contagion the much
higher remuneration in all branches Of
human effort will eventually attract men
n the tropics. | think contagion was
rOf natural 70 the tropics originally. but
was the result OF comparatively recent
conditions. OF which We have no knowl-
edge"
Among those present were Dr.. Seaman,
Joseph H Choate. DR.. William X. Toll
man, Dr. George F. KunL. A. A Anoer-
son. Dr. Charles A. Doremus. Albert A.
Hopkins. T. Commerford Martin, william
J. Moran and T. z. Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
RESERVE BANKS
READY AUGUST !
Secretary McAdoo Announces
That Six Districts Have Already
Subscribed Minimum.

Washington. April 1-secretary Ne
Adoo announced tonight that the Treas
ury Department expected the new Federal
Reserve Banks would be ready for bust
ness by August :
A statement by the reserve bank or
ganization COMMITTEES said subscriptions
10 the stock OF Federal Reserve Banks In
tho twelve districts received Up 20 noon
to-day. aggregated 81. s9S, 800
The banks in SIX o, the twelve districts
already have subscribed more than the
minimum amount Of "a 10000 necessary 10
organic. the reserve banks. These dis
tricts are the first second. third. fourth.
fifth and seventh. the reserve banks for
the districts being located respectively in
Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Cleve-
land. Richmond and Chicago
A statement, issued by Secretary Nc
Adoo. said:
The subscriptions thus far received
have come from 4,O43 banks out OF a total
OF 7D4 The largest number OF subscrip-
tons received from any one district has
been received from the seventh. or CHI
cago. district the next largest has come
from tho third. or Philadelphia, district
The indications are that before May !
thre. additional districts will have sub
scribed Tor the requisite minimum OF
- o0o.oco
The banks ar. being organized with ne
maximum repidity that Observance OF the
formalitie. prescribed by law permits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
DR.. GARNER ESCAPES SNAKE
Explorer IN Letter Tells of Peril
fom Splitting" Cobra.

Raymond l. Ditmars. curator Of tn.
New York Geological Park. has received
letter from Or. Richard Garner, now
in the French Congo. which tells OF a
narrow escape from death that DR.. Gar
ner had. The explorer has obtained two
gorillas Tor the park. and expects 10 be
back here some time in July According
20 NJ. Ditmars, II was splitting
cobra that rnenaced Or. Gamers life
"One OF these cobras." said Mr. Dit
mars YESTERDAY. tried 10 spit In Dr. Gar
ners eye Had II done so Il would. in all
probability have caused his death. as the
poison would have penetrated the soft
membranes OF the eye and got into his
blood"
This species OF cobra. prevalent in
large part OF Africa, is known b. the
Beers a. the "spughschlange" so the
curator said DR.. Garner brought the
famous chinpanzee Susie out OF the Dark
Continent several years ago
Three sea lions from Santa Barbara
were received AZ the park yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
e.,ator Simmons Offers
an Amendment to
Measure.
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS
FOUR LINES OF ACTION
p.oort Expected Soon-Members
Said To Be Evenly
Divided.
RON n. T-ioun. Bureau

,,,,rtor. April standardization
.o-,e-. took the initiative to-day in
o.,,s before the Interoceenic Canal
F,,,,,.. an amendment declaring that
..sge OF the tolls repeal oill IS not
!. interpreted &c waiver by the
".,..s states OF any treaty or other
rghis
e,r,,oons. who has led the nEht for
-. -.,esl hiu when the committee met
..A,,s closed doors. Il provides that
90 the passage Of this act. nor any
.,,.s contained therein. shall be con-
-..,,.d or held as waving impairing or
...c,,ng any rights possessed by the
,,,t.5 states under treaty OF otherwise.
SENATOR simmons's sponsorship for the
.-.,dnent gave some basis for the AS
,-rn,ior that 70 has the approval Of the
p-..ls.nt. u was supported by PRACTICAL
r. all those members Of the committee
,,o vii vote FOR the repeal bill
Although the committee probably will
..,o-t the bill without recommendation
,o.norrov Il IS probable that the declara-
80, that y - not 10 be construed rs a
,s,v.r OF rights by the United States
All be Incorporated in II by the Senate
Senator Walsh proposed an amendment
,s-ing the way for the submission Of The
controversy over the Interpretation OF the
Pauncefote treaty 10 the district
courts and. on appeal. 10 the Supreme
cur, o. the United States. Senators
,nfton and Brandesee also proposed
.r.ndments. unfolding the right Of the
United States 10 remit tolls II II desired
TO do SO
No definite action was taken by the
committee. but the discussion over the
amendments indicated that the bill will be
50 changed IN the Senate as 10 remove
all doubt OF It's passage by al ample ma
jorty.
After a two-hour discussion the com
nittee prepared 10 vote tomorrow on
four proposals. each Of which would op-
s-st. 10 lay the question Of repeal before
the Senate. The committee may decide
To report the bill without recommends
ton.
To report IL with the amendment pro
posed by Senator Simmons.
To report IL with another amendment
proposed by Senator Shields. declaring
that the bills passage should not be held
10 be q concession by the United States
that II has not the right 10 exempt its
eosstvise shipping from toll payment
To report the substitute proposed by
Senator Walsh
Action along any OF these lines would
bring the bill before the Senate and In
sure the beginning OF a debate.
At the conclusion Of the section there
VAS little talk among members Of seri-
oas effort TO keep the bill IN committee
and It seemed practically certain that
some sort Of report would be ordered
tomorrow.
Although the committee was said 10 be
about evenly divided. predictions tonight
favored a report on the Walsh measure.
No votes were taken on any OF the
propositions. but there was general dis
cussioA. which was said 10 be friendly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
TILLMAN ATTACKS
MORGAN AND BAKER
Demands Investigation Of Charge
That Southern Railway Is Held
Up for Pennsylvania.
rFrorn III. Trthune Bureau. )

Washington. April 23.-Denouncing J. P.
Morgan & Co. George r. Baker and
their associates living in New York
mainly" for manipulating the Southern
Railway for the promotion OF the inter
ests OF the coal trust. Senator Tillman
asked for an investigation IN a resolu-
ton presented 70 the Senate to-day
The resolution was referred TO the Com
rnittee on Audit and Control for report
The Senator from South Carolina said
that the interests OF Southern industries
and the Southern Railway were being
sacrificed by those IN control OF the rail
road svstem in order that the coal trust
oneratlug IN Pennsylvania could maintain
high prices.
"rb. nRht." he ndded. rs IN the interest
., The navy and naval stations and for
In. consumer. Of coal IN the South At
lautic States. and for the producers OF
,oaI IN the Appalachian fields. involving
mines in West Virginia, Virginia. Ken
/ fucky and Tennessee. against the coal
/ trust which Is dominated and IN nun In
the interest ~ the Pennsylvania Reihonc
.,s,e,o and the mines which use ths.t sys-
tenn and it's tributaries 10 reach the mar
kets
"J-he ownxr. Of the coal mines not In
N. coal trust are making little or no
money because OF discrimination snn
fayoritism on the part OF the railroads.
'Th. Southern states are being mulcted
systematically 10 enrich Morgan Co,
George r. Baker and their associates Nv
ing IN New York mainly.
u am no champion OF the southern
Railways interests. but ] do hate 10 PEE
n fine property like that robbed OF It's
hist rights By lts trustees The relation
~ IN. trustees 70 the property In trust is
q ,arred one. and ] want 70 CAL on
George r. Baker and his associates IN
tho irustsasblD 20 give an account OF their
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
NOT ENGAGED TO MORGAN
Miss Converse Denies Betrothal
to Financier' Son.

Boston. April IS Rumo-s that her en-
sagement 70 Junius Spencer Morgan. son
o. :. p Morgan. was about 70 be an
nounced. brought emphatic denial today
from Miss Louise Converse, daughter Of
Frederick 8 Converse the Boston com
poser
The young man who Is known n his
intmates a. Harvard as Silent Nor
gan" has been very attentive 20 Miss
Converse. He Will be graduated in June.
after which he Will begin an apprentice
ship In his fathers banking house In
New York.