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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14
NAMED RECEPTION
COMMITTEE
Campaign Committee Names Com
mIttee to Receive Col. Ball on
July nth.

The Tom Ball campaign committee
for Brazos county invite and espec
tally request the following named
gentlemen to receive Col. Thomas II
Ball upon his arrival In Bryan on the
lis D. m. South bound ii. & T. c.
train Friday. July nth.
We also invite all parties owning
automobiles, carriages and buggies 10
meet this train and join In the parade
up main street and back TO Hotel Bry
an or the Court House.
The ladies are especial invited Ia
the entire program.
We also invite the A. & NJ. College
people to join US.
ED HALL. Chairman.
y. l.. Henderson
!. NJ. Cook
c. s. JOKES
]. T. Lawler
v. b. Hudson
l.. L. NcInnls
]. II. Allen
Geo A. Adams
X. o. Allen
Robt. Armstrong
A. J. Buchanan
Genl. II. b. Stoddard
II. o. Boatwright
Il. II. Astin
| A. w. Buchanan
w. G.. Tallaferro
II. A. Burger
w. II. Cole
Jno. w. Coulter
]. Il. Convey
II. p. Dansby
w. c. Davis
Rev. Glenn Finn
Rev. ]. II. Finley
Rev. ]. N. Thomas
Rev. c. c. Wheeler
DR.. NJ. Il. Weaver
Rev. ]. J. Tatum
Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock
Rev. Randolph Ray
Father J. p. Gleissner
Father A. DeSemonl
]. w. Doremus
]. y. Dunn
| II. II. Edge
]. l.. Edge
Il. ]. Fountain
]. II. Cannon, Sr.
o. p. Hall
w, r. James
r. Q. Astin
w. w. Harris
Tyler Haswell
J. S. Doane
DIR. ]. w. Howell
]. Webb Howell
c. f. jenkins
NJ. n. James
b. Kaczer
IT, T. Lawler
Jno. NJ. Lawrence
T. X. Lawrence
Samuel Levy
y. p. Lomax
IT, l.. Mcknight
Jno. A. Moore
]. A. Myers
W. II. Morgan
Jno. X. Parker
+. F. Parks
Ed s. Derden
r. u. Peters
/ +. II. Pool
T.. s. Williams
]. f. Mathis
Geo. p. Edge
R. II. Scale
F. A. Caps
Milton Sims
Geo. w. Smith
Jno c. Wick
Jno w. Beard
J. c. Cloud
Jay. Harris
f.. w. Crenshaw
w. Il. Graham
W. d. Yardley
A. F. Wilson
w. S. Wilson, Jr.
s. b. Wilson
A. w. Wilkerson
E J. c. Lloyd
J A. NJ. Waldrop
r. s. Webb
VI. f. Wallace
Ed Wickes
o. l.. Wilcox
w. f. Saunders
/ o.. f. Saunders
]. J. Ray
J. NJ. Salidaner
w. s. Howell
o. s. Johnson
Henry Rohde
G. NJ. Brandon
r. r. Cole
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

FOR TAX COLLECTOR:
w. /. McCULLoCH.
W. WIPPRECHT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

TOR SHERIFF:
JOHN D. coNLEE (Re-electios).
T. c. MUM.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

The Colonel says he is going to
break" the solid South But II he
knew how the "Solid South" loves
that man Wilson he would save his
ammunition and spare himself embar.
rassment.-Baltimor Sun.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

FoR COUNTY TREASURER:
J. B. PRIDDY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

We confess that we don't like the
idea Of paying Colombia that $685.
OO0,0O0-but II Colonel Roosevelt is
opposed to II, why. here goes!-Wash-
ington Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

II is naturally Philadelphia where
operations on bad boys have raised
the suggestion for a new method Of
reforming crooked Councilmen.-New
York Evening Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14

EoR CONSTABLE PRECINCT no. 1
HILL WILSON.
c. L. BAKER.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-14
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY:
LAMAR BETHEA (Re-election).

FOR COMMISSIONER PREc. NO. 8.
CTIkS. MERKA
~. (DARBY) CAHILL (Re-electlon)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
ANTl-GERMAN FEELING
IS. NOW CONSPICUOUS


Berlin. Iuly IS The SHARPER
wind" predicted fer AlsacT Lorraine
as result ~ the chance in Nieerefs
has already begun to blow tine "l
the first indications was the recent
order forbiddlng army recruits from
the reichrlnnd % hc mustered Int"
regiments Of their home province
Another j. thu following paragraph
from the soffitini correspondence OF
StrassbnrE. The organ u the govern
mcnt.
1t has recent, been observed that
especially upun the return ~ cNcnf-
sionists from over the French border
flags and bndres of an varieties VA the
French colors are worn IN ronsric-
uous manner. Il is therefore adNis-
bile to direct attention e. the fact
that. under Article 3 Of the decree u
August n. 1NtS aud under numerous
decisions Of the courts the public eN-
posing of these eeiors constitutes
punishable offense. suhleeting one 10
imprisonment and considerable fines
Repeated Incidents In ths cen
Qucred provinces show how Wide
spread the anfi-ticrman feeling s
among different classes. The most re-
cent incident j. reported from Ssaf-
hurg. where the pastor II the state
church refused "a have the chuteh
bells runE In honor Il a visit 81 me
viccroy. nr. Won ntllwltz. The MAYOR
interviewed. calling attention % AN or
dlnance requiring the tslls Ga hp fanE
on such occasions. The pastor stu
refused The mayor then summoned
gendarmes. who demanded the key
~ the bclfry and rang the bells them
selves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
GENERAL ROJAS
CAPTURED AND
PUT To DEATH

sf NNaslsa sasfn~st trtrtt4 t4sake ~1ssa
Mexirn yIft. iah g The rebel
Nnu~ movement started rcCentiy a.
General Antonio ReiaS former
.evclutcsaist who became chief iu
be federal 8rnN. was pot down To-
ia, when kaias ana majority II
hls followers were captured Hy enV-
eminent troops about thirtt miles
ftou 90, capital ketas was sum-
aairily executed hs his eartars and
tht eihcr rflsouefs wefe brought O.
this city
General Neia>ca. ihe war minister
said tonight fhAt hesiiiifigs against
the sonsiiiliianaiisis waHh not De-
suspended untii the psace toufrr-
snlts htKin u was scnii officially
announced ietas that thf conferences
Wifh the dciesates tfprfSy ntinE ear
fanns pfntahs would b. held ai san
f.tiis inta>l
The lapala fefcee olsefauaa near
thc eapHai. haze definitely retired.
stfnNe tfdtrai column was dis
lsatehva s. Tacteen foday Is protect
that town as5hlsi rexolutionisis re
perted Is le Ia that nctshherheed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
DEMOCRATS DOING
IN QUAY, 1T SEEMS

santa Re. July s5.-some surprise
vas caused among democrats here by
the Quay County Press at TuermeAri
following the example Of the Clayton
Citizen ia demanding that the demo-
Gratis nominate someone else than IL.
&. Ferguson for congress The Press
also attacks state Senator G. II. Aid
reige 81 Quay county. The Tucumesri
News urses the nomination II John
4. WEIGH on the democratic ticket for
the house. but says. No one can tell
from present activities that there Is
To be an election in Quay county this
fan The republicans perhaps have
some chance II eietting representa-
tive from this county II they get
good man 20 make the race The
democrats seem t. have gone 60 sleep
on the Job but they are liable Go
wake up and poll the Usual SOC 70
SEQ majority Il the republicans set
them stirred np.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
MINERS HEAR HENNESSY
REPLY TO CHARGES


Denver. ltds Delegates 20 the
biennial convention her, 81 the West
cru Federation of Miners today lis
tened 10 refutation rs John l.
Hennessy. general MANAGER ~ the
CommiSsary ~ the federation IN
Michigan. L. charges made By dis
sentins members ~ the Butte. Mont.
looal and brought before the con-
vention IN a member ~ the Butte
delegation. that strike relief funds 81
the federation had been diverted M
officers Of the Organization. MI
HenneSsy assured this delegates that
vouchers for every cent expended
were In the hands ~ the various To-
cal secretaries 4 committee Was APP
POINTED 10 draft resolution eN-
pressing confidence IN the integrity
II the Officers II the fedefation.
judge FrOsi " Cripple Greek, adj
dressed the convention late today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
HOLDS UP TRAM
ON NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

lss ~ossaea sers<st ssssist ttssse ~sstl
Ma York lulY Is Two mta and
Woman Nerc shot er a NV Nnrk.
>cW llAgvn 4 Hartford express lrtiH
from lsesten within The elzs Hmitz
tonight Ia . Sapposed atitHsui - (
youthful tzsndi&a a. hnlt up the
strEsfs With rra lNtndaHas band
ko,vhiei over rs iaee 0ud hTana.sh.
INK 4 revolver a., south. ~ later
atld b. WAS Charles s farrta -
wars old It Bfoukpr. taShet frew
tht Fear end of the last SOB through
she uVs ststshes Trims luals .mla-
attls
After thFee ef his shots baa taKer
enrst aed ntth passtnseFs sad traits
meu ir bet pursuit - he rAn tsears
she frnng ~ tae srsfu. ~ tv-a sa,ivs.
hl. revolver and jumped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

santa Fs. 12lv --Afraer~ EaFe
kssn sSsrsa b. the pcsgoffsee 6eparS-
rne~. q zsSsenainus the special ser-
sis.s h4e.wesn Hr.re ard Gre gsran1e
slsern nesntva between Charlotte
r s5s sxelt county. and Taitzn- CurTs
eaMrre- hetNeen Clifford and Nara
visa. Cazv a0unsy between Re@ Recs
s~s far1saArE Grant county 111 p
sws4- carson ard Fhe nenser & Rio
gs-snte rzs1raad. Taos eouEty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

sarta r.. Juiy 9s-Tns Lincoln
cauaiy seat taSe figures in a decision
IL District Judge Mcclure. who sns-
tanned defendants demurrer on two
points and overTuss4 i On others in
the vase II Ben Bsehset the COZ
tractor. who sned fhe hondsmea who
had guaranteed him azaizst lass n
constructing the court house "a Car
rtrnEa. Tor sIS7lsss TIE decision
rass out sssa for Gusts and attorney 5
ices for tes s1m saed for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
STATE LIBRARY IS
IN NEED OF ROOM

santa Re. July IS The congestion
az the state library. which occupies
the entire upper floor q the new
wing to the capitol. Is again 50 great
that further extension has become q
necessity Ensineer = 6. bFopme -
drawing plans aud specifications ioi
a Encouragement of the book e@sts
and shelf room 80 as q give more
snsce Tor books until the legislature
can make further provision ior en-
farrinr The capitnl The lack Of addi-
tiansl office room IS also severely
falt bx most u the state officials and
the legislature VIII be asked e. pro-
vide an appropriation fer an extern
sion Of the building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
POWER OF PRAYER GETS
CONVENTION or 6lDE0NS


Boston. Jus .5-- The pFANefiul Ne-
tlsion ~ a small delegation from Iowa
that pcs Moings &c chosen as the next
convention cts 81 the 6ldeons, IN.
organization u Christian commercial
travellers wh.sh has placed 100000
hihl.ss in hotel rooms throughout the
country. prevailed over the arguments
II supporters ~ four other cities az
the annual convention today.
Charles T.. Adams. II bcs Moincrs
arose in tire hall rust before the nefli-
nations closed ana said he and five
ether DELEGATES from his state hA1
been kneelinE De an autc-rcom ana
praying that Des Masncs miSht D.
chosen. IN tnc haiioting which Toll
lowed Philadelphia. chattaneeAa g.
CisNe and ana Denver were defeated
A. H. +. M-sre. = cedar Rapids. Ia.
uAs sl-sfrsttz president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
TNO WOMEN KILLED
N AUTO SMASH-UP

So-.r 81 IA. o.. Jaiv .s-TaQ wom-
er usrs kiget ard smother vas ssr-
.sf asa rhfl the automobile
sr mkh TRES were riding WAS hit
as tru car near here solisht.
The as44
Ms alrA Il GRAY viiuw -
tas M salts EepreSEnsatita &. ".
GrtN. e leHss~areiiie
M8SS >AuAE WILLIAMS. ef SaatA
gfsf2es
Mss fz rssA fissSur g Ss7ssr-
as eresses and eat about
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

-s,rv "a r-urr cxtsrrA n tbs pcsiu> e TIE
<rzzsrr t1s. Al ether dassz s-s PIT ta<ezesE. t.1
untli the LAST trw sears Ezk SUPPOSED e -
f.exrsAae Fex a great Nz1T years 9sztnrs
srQapxnessz = Es1ai 91seEse ss1 FSe<zfs<1 iansl
rgs1exsss al II gvaxxxzxly fklAla< - cure rita
80 treatzszt rrgsssE1e~a 4 tzzz-xcts. S<ts21s
As zrsEsn C1txr-A - 1e e-1s-zrzEtszai slssxss.
s.a fssrsfzre ress1EreS cl1stls-tAAz1i treafMi4rt
Erstas CztzzrA Cure. lz.zfAEzzre1 ~ T. J.
esensr a Ga. Tez~&a. CAsz. IS tt casF Casst1rz-
tsanai x1re "a TIE zEsrkSt X Il t1kea izTasz4llr
= 6ssss fral Il 1rezs - : tess7spcetzL l. acts
szrTrxav am tie e3pas E11 rzrssns szgfKess *
- syxss~- TN<y e<<r az@ kzs2rra as1ls-s ~
ksr ezae i fails n ez-x- Ss11 &c e.rgziGrs All
sssrAzon1AAs-
Aterszs; r. !. CHENEY & CO. Tsss3a. oAla
So ~ Twz<EAs1s. zsr.
T1ks Hzz's Faz4sx F1.1s fss eans-isafssa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

r# \ Il @ --. .aArss%
swz CATER xs-e
srr#S G@nEx sa ia -s s.
~ Morris
Nea ass A~E ~ ss~ sazS
zM1 ~ ws=s
s-sE rks 12e t- A@
Nt ewAn et W 1Es
fsre usz4 rzN1 gre elEna
T1 w M@T en4
s=e q gz4al $40 d tfAs zSz'1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Turumeari. y n JuIy -s--At a
republican primary held here Friday
evening the Csallegos crowd won cut.
sending CsaIissos delegates Go the
QUAY county convention. e. h. held
fHie 50. II S almost certain the con-
xsntlon will endorse y. " GaiieEos for
termination for the corporation COM
mission On the state ticket.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
NIGHT RAID
CATCHES SOCIETY FOLKS

Kansas C.tx. NJ. Juiy SEA score
Z s~iets OK. number = yeuus
-iris ana n4ny Il tire ususi guests
asss arrested tCniskt when TIE police
j ssa-z ntisa "a tUa II ihs city nrln-
ssg1f cafes The raids followed re-
sent ortsf 5ffrVefn- tii4t So iiiAiil-
wass sie8 af NJ ocieek an saturday
nctt
TIE ls2. saturday night sa4ciA
pr ssiica 30 both places A. soon as
shs ppaas ensered. men ana women
af+ ae fleFt 80 escape Through
a-ers ana Windows but iew eNadea
t.0.okarE Is ueiicf nsale 42rtcrs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

SANTA re- july -Ns AtAt-
NJ Elias Francis. Seboyeta- NJ
Dear Sirs-We are in receipt -
ycur letter q the eisf .inst. asking our
suinIou as t. Whether ar not certain
moneys which come into your hands
hv virtue Of your position as road sa-
psrsisar may. ~ used in repairing
roads and bridges We understand
froua your letter that the roads and
hriazcs which sou wish II repair
have been recently washed OUT and
thar the people within your district
who are subject to q road tax have
psls their taxes either in cash or hs
work
We have attempted 10 ascertain
whether or not YOU are member q
the county road board our Informal
H;ion leff as with the impression that
Won Wer. not. In 1919 the legislature.
nv ehanfor IS af she Session Laws ef
thai year. abolished the position q
read supervisor and transferred the
duties n that officer tn the members
or The county road board Therefore.
you could ant use the money which
came lnfo your hands ty virtue II the
offaee a road supervisor. hut that
money should Sc turned over 10 the
members 81 the county rnai board
They 20 doubt. could eXeeni this
money in the rsRsir n maintenance
of roadS and bridges as seem hest IN
their discretion
Yours very truly.
IRA l. GRINSHAw.
Assistant Attorney General
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
ROAD TAX MONEY
CANNOT BE SPENT
FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS

Santa Ff. July -s.-Feoplt AZ SeDu-
vefa. Socorre county. seem to be Of an
irQnirinr mind for they turn up
freely ~ the attorney generals Of
flee for LEGAL advice Next 70 ColCm-
bus. Luna county Sehoyeta seems to
have been the recipient 81 the most
Opinions the past few days Assist
ant Attorney General Ira l. Grimshaw
has replied TO Elias Francis Of that
place that certain read moneys in the
hands II Francis cannot he expended
by him for repairs 20 reads ana
bridges hut must he turned over to
the county road board. The opinion
follows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

M< 4
A s eas kefe sT<s-ess ~
Ae zas NATE& -s M
te Ws @sa. @@z Mss
Tsae t42xsr -
&Sz ~ * ssseaNa S~Rf<
s ~ -As eA1
= m4r e.sS gt
sssss st * 4eas Aa1 ~
saa- z&<1N tsSs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

santa r. Iuiv 1s-In the district
court FOE Santa F. county s'atreu <
Catrou have filed suit for the Firsf
National hank against ?. F. fioSan u
C4rrilloS. On a note for see. interest
and attorneys fees
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

i have an excellent auto
mobile proposition that can
not swing alone ard I want
someone with $500 or $500 to
become interested with me.
This Is the best opportunity
sou will ever run across 10 get
into the automobile business
in New Mexico II sou do not
want To- take an active interest
this Is an exceptional opportun-
ity TO make small investment
earn some good returns.
II you are interested write
me Immediately as the oppor-
funify Will not be open long.
Address Box 1859, care Jour
nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
WOMEN ASKED TO
DONATE GOLD To
SUFFRAGE FIGHT.
LUCE melting Pot" for Ben
etlt Of Campaigns to Be
Conducted in Seven States
in November.

Chicago. duly 2s-~The campaign
committee II the National American
Woman suffrage association issued a
ringing appeal here today 60 the
women ~ the country 20 pour their
sold and silver trinkcfs into huge
melting pot" Tor The benefit ~ their
sisters who are battling Tor the vote
this November in seven 81 the states
This appeal said 90 hc the first II
the sort ever issued Ia the long his
tory ct the suffrage movement Ia this
country-is signed rs Or Anna How
ard Shaw and the members of the
campaign committee consisting u
Mrs Nedui Mccormick chairman.
Mrs Antoinettc Funk and Mrs. Shcr-
mau N. Booth 81 Chicaeo Ms Helen
Gardener - Washington. Mrs Marx
s. bradford. ~ DcnNcr. Mrs nesha
breckenridge 81 Icxlngtpn. KY.
Mrs John Tucker. ~ san Francisco.
ana Mrs Edward preier. ~ brooklyn.
y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Gold into Money.

According a. the statement given
ouf "a the campaign headquarters in
fhe cts Han square building. the
campaign committee plans to have the
gold and silver converted into bullion
and exchanged across the counters ~
rneic sam FOR money The women
hope 10 raise al least Sso.oen before
August ; and they believe that their
appeal Will draw ont from the hoard
INK places II the country the cguiya-
lent Ia geld and silver. of large
shfrc - this amount
I'VE do not ask the women q the
country 10 make grea, financial sacri-
urss said Mrs Metili Mccormick.
ItNaifmun % The campaign committee.
-hut We are convinced that eur melt
Ing pot viii make e possible for many
women to contribute something e. the
cause who are not In a position -
~ ~ money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

= think sou micht aiso sid. AIRS
Mccormick continued. shat We don't
want an, woman T. give up SOME
ihinE which has such stTons lss.sCia-
fifns Tor her that she Will want Il
fack the minute she has parted With
N our idea is-ond { thins that the
sres iAmaiion which nr Staw and
AIRS Punk have drafted makes Il
ticar-that the women Who have
rorac "a take 4 afep interest IN the
suffrare movement viii De- glad g.
part with something tangible ant per
81, nai when they realize that the gif-
ni1 helr a. make possible 3 profound
improvement in the welfare ~ others
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

The tfxf q Use pro ifniHfiNr issued
q, che saffrass campaign committee
IS a. follows
Wonen ~ Aueflcs. generations axe
q country sfos,t fn afff Ties Treasure
chests usre empty % WAS timc 4
stress. snt peril II her hear - tx
iremifY tbs 0nmen % thf land were
silei artn io give their ornaments
af sold. knd - enwen hsgc 4iwaxs
fc rorasd e. ar appeal Ter help. -
thsf rfSnnude then and the tokens
t~#s were efv%~ rs exchange hy a
gfateful government ara nnw patents
81 hvuef And patriotism Go thc Women
of lhc raee
Wc esll eaca yoa tes5a, IL an heas
~ nrea
Ms rsli apcn aew i0 siye trum yoni
fFfssuff SIofc - precious metal. frefr
.AeaF keepssskes 80 rnli ana silver thai
iH slf4Fsgs raHrezEp states here
uemen are r.ssine stand fcF pciH
iiasi Equality thcy SASH net fsi he-
iseVSe shf Treasury E empty
Ameng aear perseaSl FesseSsiens
there s. saeft a'nk sNu San give. S1iuc'
lthIr< SOC sam toussgr1tr. pcFH8ps
E lfEif SILVER e,as N-ssa Is hs-- - fa---'
fchalt fsWw three minutes tsass
8ss< Is tbs Nnf q uafs frons Sezta.
frsrVentatss disease Nr frrm iuHprosse
Ifossi CIxs tes tftit sup. thar n,
/ wethef 0zsien IS the country MAY
\, 81. ~ - sfssis ffeHcEA wise
saus laws ssg shf <os8 90 hlls.xen
n iht tAwtss - year girihsso& :
laHsare so@r ke~Fsa Aes. sN11 & nsst
: thansaf fsF sNe thousands et xognE
Sa esglefff p. gs. anx s..sss
- fsw Is fhs hcf srestxAeEs 20 thg
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0 STREET BRIDGE BEGUN
Eighteen Months Will Be Required
to Complete Structure Over
Rock Creek.

Work has begun on the big concrete
bridge which is to span Rock creek, con-
Meeting @ street in Washington with Q
street in Georgetown.
1t will require a year and half to
complete the structure and open it to
traffic, according to announcement today
by D. E. McCoomb, District engineer of
bridges.
A. L. Guidone of New York, the con-
tractor, has recommended the removed
of a portion of the car sheds Of the
washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. which are located in Q street in the
line of the Improvement. 1t Is expected
that actual grading work will begin the
first of next week
P. NJ. Taylor, of the District engineer
of bridges office, has been assigned to the
grounds to supervise the construction
work.
The bridge will be built in five spans.
will be 261 feet long and forty-eight feet
wide, 1t will have a roadway OF thirty
three feet and two seven-foot sidewalks.
Announcement was made today that
one of the four bronze buffaloes which
are TO grace the approaches to the bridge
has been cast A. Phimster Proctor OF
New York has the contract for furnish
ing the buffaloes, which will cost $24,-
400 The amount called for in the con-
tract of Mr.. Guidone is little less than
S19O00O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
DAVIDSON ON WAY HERE.
Alleged Check Forger Arrested
When Released From Prison.

Detective Burlingame was at the Co
lumbus, Ohio. penitentiary yesterday
morning to greet Christopher P. David
son, alias Henry Martin, who completed
a prison sentence and was released.
Davidson, who is charged with having
forged the name of F. A. Blundon to a
check for $1,000 and obtained the mo-
new from the Fourteenth Street Savings
Bank, where Blundon was a director.
was arrested and taken before United
states commissioner.
The prisoner admitted his identity,
waived hearing and was held for
trial here. Federal Judge ]. e. Saler
signed the order of removal, and the
prisoner will probably reach here to-
morrow in charge of United States
marshal.