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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

believed was conspiracy to assas-
sinate Lieut.. Gov. Bilbo and myself"
Mr.. Smith said he thought it must
be a "joke" when he learned that he
was to be tried on a charge of defraud-
ing the state in connection with an au-
tomobile deal. He claimed that the
serious aspect of the trial did not ap-
peal to him until "along about the time
instructions were given He spoke Of
going to the governors mansion the
day after his conviction, saying Gov.
Brewer. without offering immunity,
told him he had best tell everything
he knew about the, cotton deals. He
swore that he told the Governor that
he knew of nothing wrong. and II re-
fused to per1ure myself. for l would
have rather gone to the penitentiary
than tell an untruth about anything
Tried to XIII Him.
In telling the committee of the visit
of himself, Col Montgomery and Lieut.
Gov. Bilbo to Parchman, in 1912, when
Gov. Brewer was out Of the state, he
said Superintendent Gathings had kept
about fifty white convicts of the Ran.
kin farm at Parchman for six months
after the legislature and the board OF
trustees passed orders demanding
they be sent back to Rankin. He said
Col. Montgomery and Lieut.. Gov. Bilbo
were examining witnesses in a room
and he went out, and was about to GO
down a fight of steps when Dent
struck him from behind on the head
with hard instrument, which convicts
afterwards told him was a pistol. He
swore that Dent seemed friendly up
to that minute. II fell about twenty
feet on the steps," said Mr.. Smith
and when l came to I saw Dent climb
ing over fence. My belief is that a
conspiracy existed to kill Lieut.. Gov
Bilbo and myself, and it was prevent
ed from being carried out because Col
Montgomery was along" F..
/ Mr.. Smith told the committee that
the memory of the Governor must have
been bad, for Il did not ever tell him
that would make him the most pop
ular man in this state If he would sign
the bill adding the attorney general
and the commissioner of agriculture
to the prison board" He said the gov
ernor, on the last night of the 1912
session, called him into the office, but
the conversation was a most friendly
one, and he did not adopt critical
or resentful attitude towards Gov
Brewer because he would not sign the
measure. Gov. Brewer, q few weeks
ago. told the committee that Mr.. Smith
resented his action. and told him to
Zine up with US and we will make
you the most popular man in the
state"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13
Hyderabad.

Tho stnte OF Hyderabad, located
about midway between Madras and
Bombay. In the south central part Of
India. with II population about eQual
to that Of New FORA and Massachu.
sets combined and With an area Of
S2.60S square miles Gust about the
same area m Kansas, IA, generally
speaking. the mont important nauvs
state In India IN population. wealth
and potential resources. u has many
wild creatures. including ugeSs and
ieopards in abundance and occasionally
bison and elephants, There are Also
wild hogs. antelope. hyenas. wolves.
jacknls and bears.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13
Let The hews Job Department. print
your stationery. .. ,...
s,.os N SOUTH MISSISSIPPI.

L. A. Higgins has prepared q map
Of the counties OF Mississippi showing
the location Of all silos. 1t is crafty.
ing to note that Lincoln county shows
up well with these marks Of progress.
There we're only thirty In these coLn.
ties prior to 1918. During last year
more than eighty were built. and no
farmer who has one has failed to make
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13
It pay. Mr.. Higgins has superintended

1t pay. Mr.. Higgins has superintendent
the erection Of three In Covington
county since 1914 opened. OF course
they cannot be filled for several
months yet. but the owners wanted to
have the benefit Of Mr.. Higgins super.
intendence and took him when they
could be sure Of getting him.
This service costs the farmer moth
ing. Mr.. Higgins is stationed here by
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

Look here. you swindler!' roared
the owner OF the suburban property to
the real estate man. when you sold
me this house. didn't you say that In
three months ! wouldn't part with II
for $1O.OOO?''
Certainly" said the real estate
dealer calmly. and you haven't have
your
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

Beautiful this thought and beautiful
the language wherewith Sir Philip Sid
ney gave It expression. ''They are new
e. alone who are accompanied By NO
bic thoughts"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13
THE MARKETS.
(By Associated Press.)

by Assoctoted Press.)
New Orlean. March 13.-Cotton
steady. three to four points up.
Chicago. March 13.-Wheat closed
steady. one-eighth to one-quarter up.
Provisions unchanged.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

A Little Toe Much.
This h what ] cali adding insult to
injury"
whats the troubisY'
AN editor not only returns my man.
uscrfpt. but he wants me TO subscribe
for his paper."-R Birmingham Ase-HeY.
aid 1850
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

the Agricultural Department for the
purpose Of assisting the people with
his advice. II you have any dairy prob
lems. II you want to build or remodel
q barn or build a silo, call on Mr.. Hig-
gins. He will be pleased to assist
Lincoln County Times.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-13

Let The News Job Department print
your stationery.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Who esale Produce Market

i-I',.--..'.." .ot... = =. a..''. -. ''....' *
'".,-Nc--.t.., 'r"sl. -'a-s' par uoz.' N"uli-
Cr.. % J-r roz
CIr F3I.Si: -oQu.'1i.",s Furnished 10y Go!I.a
u Co ,-:,ew York. nov. l9c per III 'iat,
lsc - J.
BUTTE; lr4o'ti "us fGrfiI shed By Golden
Ccb-EiEt. pr:L'. q" rr ID; tub. sc
-. IL: process. -tssc pei IL
LIVE I'OULTJ,l 01tuo'ations furnished b,
Brey, Fi:"c & e. in. Il, per ID. ZOOS
tiers t.. -. III, ipr..--s. cnq 23r Ler ID
.priEg .:.cI.eaH. iSD-.- p~r Ii, ducks. l.rrIsc
DIucsSED porJ.TRy 900 a,io,t by Krcy.
Tr.ce 8 % TuTk 5 =. &c per 10 : c!i, <
ers I81--, p"r IL lens l"H 2or per H.;
Ga~Es lGucc per ID; geese, l,aIGc Dc" ID.
llT,sbcI J'OTk-CLo.cC LGh:, ilTl-c per b.
Medium, tic per ID: staGs ana SONS. a., &c
er il
GREEN FEUITS-loyotatiDn furnished hy
ayIpr Wade aiif"rnia oranges. g vI6'G-J
per box; lc.Ions. q - !,..r box. Florida grape
fruit. s3.7TT401 per box; apples. 20 30 G.ee
per Eb!.; s. 10 per crate,
VEGETA BI.ES--CQ Quotations furnished by
Taylor Wadct-IOtat"es s 22G2.Sg per hi:
calons. Texas, Uer bill. S2JC. cabbage, s. 900
? % per hbi.; lettuce. s. Jysli ~ per basket.
b.etE GGra2.D per 10 lunches; ysms
Q: bpf5 %; celery 5rFf.5c per cor squash
8: VJa2 25 per Dbl: ksle. per bbI.. 75caIl.oD
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Police Court Record

United States Branch, Judge PuGh--Cn-
lurnbus Butler, threats, so days; Binwoo3
Evans. assault, continued for sentence; Der
nard Fitzgerald. assault. SIC. forfeited. liar
risOn Lcem, larceny. cont .nuod for sentence:
Henry Casey. larceny. 30 days: william II.
Bennett. destroying private property. $40 nr
20 days; Wilse Logan. assault. disrlIss'l.
William Stewart. assault. 60 Gays. Grant
Martin. assault. 3. forfeited; Edward Curtis.
larceny after trust = or IL days; James But
Ter. second Oflense larceny. bound over TO
grand jury: Arthur Jackson, Larceny. - Cr
ID days, Mary 4. Lacey. unpaid board bill.
dismissed; William Thompson. assault with
a dangerous weapon, continued indeinitelV.
District Branch, Judge Aukam--Isi &c
Mayer ObstruCtng street. 81 forfeited. Vii
liam A. Maher. cbstructinE alley. personal
brnd taken: Arthur LAWS. disprderly. SIu
10 days: William Wiil x, disOrdcrIy s. or
l., ars; Ida Fouiks, GisOrGerly. personal bond
taken John WEIGH, Speeding automobi!",
SO.
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET IN RALLY
Prices Go Lower at Opening.
But Recession Is Check and
Gains Made.

NE WYORE. Feb 26.-The stock
market rallied today after the recession
had continued at the opening. Open
ing prices were Il to Y off and slight!
lower levels We're reached before the
reaction was checked. The market then
rose to gain of about point from yes
terday's close. Copper went down 10
72&i. but rallied to 49,. Steel went OH
to G334, but rose to s4as. Union fell 10
1874, but came back 20 16H%., and other
issues acted similarly. Baltimore and
Ohio did not respond and went J. lower
Denver and the Rock Islands rallied
Biscuit was weak. slumplng M points
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric As.
s1,0conS2as.
Capital Traction, 6a110, 3011o, 5a110.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common. 2OfIS7a.. 25dS7fs.
Washington Gas. 1dsL S9sH.
2152..
WashinEton Virginia Railway. COM
mon, 2oG+0
Washington Virginia Railway. pre-
ferred. 25G7o.
After call
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad SIS,
81. 0eoid 100.
Washington Gas SIS. s5ooa1o724, $4,000
los. S5.1ttdlOS s1.5baG1os
Mcrgenthaler. I0sc2l5$4.
Capital Traction. Ia ld3iT.
Washington Railway and Electric,
preferred. 17SS
Washington Railway and Electric, is.
81 "GS21,.
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Realty Transfers

= street northeast. between Thirteenth ard
Fourteenth strcers-Harry A. Khite ct uX.
10 Henry and Mary Eohmann, lot 10,
square l03l. so.
Q street southeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth srreets-Sarah J. Richardson 10
Luther W. Gibson. lots tI and s.. squsl.e
lcl., SO. Daisy Y SChoonmaker to same,
lot s. square lGl7. SO Edwin L. Roth
well 81 ux. 10 same, lot 50. square 10l7, SO
L street southeast. between First and Sec-
ond strcets-lella NJ. Pool to Michael J.
and Margaret c. German, lot IL, square az
SO
623 Acker stree nOrthesst-William y. Buck
ner ct TX. TO William y. Buckner part
lots 75 and -, square sSl. SO.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

BAC-BIack velvet: name of Mrs. Eck T.
Morgan card inside. Return TO Dewey
Hotel and receive reward
FOX TAil-CrIy, Of Uc"kpicCe. RcwH' a.
22o7 l4th st. y. W.
GOLD T'RATET.EI1Y Pin -NiaItcsr r7uas
o.al black center with Greek letter.. on
Nedn' sriay. IL N:tri. +. NJ TAYLOR
Bradley Lane It-yy '7a-'. Mi.
LAGI'S WAT'.lI-Guld open cac, in tails
r F. VI. on hacI;: l,.s' "Wednesday morn
ing. fitting room Woodward & lIOthrng.s.
Liberal reward II returned to +. VI. rOC''k-
LIN. 80 lJth 81. y. W. -
ROSARY. % amcthyst b.a,is with gcl ci.ain
ami cross: rrward Tor return I" apartment
+0l, Montana Apartments. I.-5 II 81. y. ".
after $50 D.
SILVER WATcH-Sundny 'l"uinS. TiCh init
ials Il. r." on watch and r." on fob
between 9th and itn and J. and VI SITS. Please
return 10 2U5 ; -. y. l.. ami receive rev ard.
VANITY HSE-SilN"r February %; IN
itials a. l.. r.. SO reward no questions
asked II returned to II .. T.. @"' ',h It
y. w i
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Tonopah, D-1 d., D-$,
Ell. and E-2 at Pensacola: Tecum-
sch at Norfolk, PatuXtent at Port
au Prince, Osceola at Key West,
Celtic at Guantanamo.
Sailed-Prairie. Tonopah. D-1. D-2. DE-.
Ell and E-2 from Mobile for Pensa-
cola: Maryland from San Diego for
Mare Island: Standish from Annap-
oils for Baltimore; Louisiana from
Guacanayabo bay. To sea for praC-
tice: New Hampshire. Kansas, and
Michigan from Guacanayabo bay TO
sea for practice.
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office OF the
Supervising Architect. Washington, ID. -.
February -. l9A.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received in this office until o'clock
D. NJ on the 9Th day Of March. 1914. and then
opened for the reinfoi cement Of floor. and
changes in mechanical equipment in room
49, Ofi.ce OF the SupeTN Using Architect. In
accordance with this specification and the
drawing mentioned therein. copies OF which
MAJ be had at this office. y. WENDEROTH.
Supervising Arc',itrct.
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Gross earnings for Ja9 ar, or the
Washi' gton Baltimore. ana ANNAPOLIS
Electric Railroad CVi.rany .5ho,r an in
"rease Ot ia D@r cont IS rompared Win
the corr csponHi'" month Z, year ago.
and February -5,l oiuga are equaTy en-
COuracing, according To President
George T Bishop. NJ. Bishop a!lnOUnc-
% that the company has doubled its
freight terminals n Baltimore. and
hought three Steel passenger and two
new ex0rt:ss ears TO meet the increased
business OF The road. M RishOy is
optimistic about general business CON
GItiOns.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Army and Navy
NAVY.

Lieut.. II. T.. EANITSS. TO command
Sy!ph.
Mai. Gen. Cornmandant W. T. PID-
DIE. transferred to the retired
list from February "A
Maj. Gen. Commandant GEORGE
BARNETT, commissioned major
general commandant from Fchru-
~
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished to The WASHINGTON TIrneH Inv
A 6 i'Iant & 60, lflo g rect northwest.
Wheat p..,u TEh. Low. l2:45
July .............. So ~ai So, So,
MAY ............ g. 81. ?i7s 50
Corn
July .............. MS :" ''B ~
May .............. 6il2 ca. G1'4 t7's
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Marriages..

Ernest {. McKelvey and Maude Whitmarsh
OF Washington.
Lewis w II LrdlOIv. of New York city. and
Harriet X. Mckain. OF SALON.. W. Va
JcseDh H. IcviHsohn and Rose Il. Levy. OF
Washington.
G"orcc RohrbaCh ami Carrie Harold OF
Washington.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
DEATHS

ARNoLD-On Thursday. February ID, 1914. a
a. M, ALFRED J. ARNOLD, beio> e.
husband OF Mime S. Arnold.
Funeral from his late residence, II Quincy
street northwest, Saturday. February =
1914. at 2 p. m.
DAN1EL-On Thursday. February %, 1914
ORRISON G. DANIEL.
LUNCHEON Wednesday. February Is, 1914
at her residence, l6s5 kraen,er place north
east. SARAH ELIZABETH, in tho seventy
eighth year OF her age.
Funeral services Saturday. February .
at Holy Name Church. 5 q. N.
WALkER-Suddenly. on tuesday. Februar,
beloved son Of Susie w. and the late WI.
liam T. Walker
Funeral from his sister-in laws resi-
tence. Mrs. {. Bladen. 9sS Florida avcnus
northwest, on Friday. February q, az
m Services at 230 at the chapel Of Pros
psct Hill Cemetery. Relatives and trend
invited to attend
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
The Fire Record

:n5 D. M WedUcsIa.. r:".. = 49,. ii o..
street nprtilwGst chinnev nr"
S:2J p. m. wednesday,. No. euS.n" co ,.-
pany on local jp 1916 F!trccn'I sJrrC Forth
west. chimney fire
1o:I1 p. m. N'hnea ia'. ~ en<i.e % ~
pany on local 10 I&,o Nn"tecmth street
northwest. daula2e $50.
So a ~. NJ. engine o. local to cy0
street northwest LaInaee s..
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Railroad Gets Permit
For $7O,OOO,O0O Mortgage

TRENTON. y. j.. Feb. 25.-The board
Of public utility commissioners today
approved the plans of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company to issue so, CO.., CO. Improvement
aloTtgag+ bonds.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

New York Market.

Cuotations received by W. b Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange WASH
inSton Stock Exchange and Chicago BoarS
sf TRADE. Hibbs Building
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New York Curb Market.
Bid. \ Sked

Furnished 10 The Washington Times by
Hartman &; 90, New York; .. b. Chapman
local branch. Colorado BuildInG.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female,

MOTHERS, HERE IS A CHANCE FOR
YOUR DAUGHTERS.
genuine opportunity TO learn a trade In
demanded everywhere. Prof. Arthur Blancht
Will give to the first ten girls that enroll in
his hairdressing school the complete Course
for IS. Hairdressing. marcel waving. mani
curing and beauty culture. Night classes
from 7:3e p. m. to $50 p. m. Address Io6
l+th st. y. W., oxford Building. Phone
g55-Y. Main.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ALI. &kOI.'D MAN, Job press depa.t men
ANDkEW B. GRAHAM -. lIlh and l.
SITS. y. ". !.
AGGHESaIk l. IERSDNS-Enr,l n our .uns-
Established night C!asscs. ,ril, .uE. pa,,n
sEsc!ii"dt-On wiling practical mafEen.tII. y
and other con- scS, min" .LO!l.i-, 4CLJ / in
session all year. start nov. .-cni Iur :rI
annual cdtHlUbUc r.! .straJ"4l uI.i visit ",:r
Clas>Gu"IIls. L"t H. rCi-r 5u,I ~ oar .l.Iu,
sLC' c~sl u GRADUATES vino Owe their success
10 the cola MIIA - IIOpL. Oh IIIiAf'IIH,;,
MClst. hl.u bIdE.. ,Ily.
BOY and young n,cn wltn Wheels, 81. - d,.:
tteAdy WOIk I..I inieeJ hypIy DINE
Nil. r. %''7-1s ...I:\ ! l.. IL I.tu st. y. "
COACH rAINTER.- Two; NO ,,.,,so pa!rI
"rs need Apply. o. g . y. y. IA
tITTEi;. nttri or coat maker. rst-clalss:
wanted a place cutting or hlLLb ia N.Cln.ty.
MAN. n 5r'i Il y. ".
COIOI,ED I.Dl-In grocery store. Apply at
yis ~ York ave. y. "
DEIN iSi;- Apply at GIIACE'S Coal Yard. i;h
and + IT. y. T.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
SparrOWs Dim White Way

NEW YORK. Feb. &c -Sparruws
r ustiug on tho warm bulhs hgrc
cimm-d many Of EroaGv&ys big cleo
re s.g1is during the cold wave.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times by 4.
G. Plant a. Co, IA l4th ct. y. w
Open. High. Low. - 40.
March ......... l2.21 IA 1913 Y. 10
May ......--..-...I.S g n.SS n.SI l!.N
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
BONDS

Atchison Convert, As. s. 961s o. 95A
Bait & Ohio Gen. IL 9sE %h eiE e4h
Brook. X. T, Con, 4s 9l,. 9l1s sis. 9eA
c., b. & O., JOINTS. a5H 20 sj1s s61s
c., r l. & Pac., fs..-.l7 46h Al | sof
Inter Met. .414's....... ~ III ~ m
Northern Pacific as. % 9i;s oS 4t
Penna. Con. 3h's. 1915 9sH ssA ssA 9sA
Southern Railway SIS. IO53s l05ts lC55s 1854
Union Pacific Con, As G0h e0K eoh 800
|. s. Steel, I'd 5's.... lC2a. lo2a l0eH l0st.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
FOR RENT-OFflCES.

LARGE OFFICES aud stores in business
section. electric lights. elevator. steam
1snitor. ssc 10 40 Dental Offices. SIS to 525
VICTOR BLDG. 9th and Grant pl. Call 9TH
Seer.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
AUCIlUM SAILS

ON SATURDAY, February Is. 1914 at 10
O'Clock a. m, in front of United States
storage Companys warehouse, ilS-i20~ 10th
ST y. W., washington, ID. g.. there will be
sold at Public Auction, to enforce liens for
s,orage charges. etc, due and unpaid. all
Goods, Furniture, Household and Personal
ELECTS on storage In names of l.. Dutch,
Mrs. Anna n. GooIrich, James A. Gordon,
John Lisan. A. A. Lipscomu. L. &. Mccain.
W. h. WILLIAMS K CO., Auctioneers,
UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY
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ct S,s MAN with on" or Two year. q,
per!cnce in l! ~ competition. Apply .I0 )
ST 8 W.
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HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.

SCRUB WOMAN, colored men as walters.
THE CROWN LUNCH CO.. 1911 New York
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Intelligent Men or Women desir.
ing to increase their income, sec
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., OF New York. 425 to 429
ooutnern bullJ:ng, Washington,
j. {.

NAN-' ""r"I, 10 run IA Ford delivery aud
act A. I"Ii,- Ia a,vr.. Aphl, iIIE.is'i-
= vt !MAN co., .rl-.t3 rth ST. :. IL, he
I""en aud " y. Ia.
i'm oums colorcI Tor kitchen work.
pr!y ftiEJ JNDS.. sIJ Ivlh -. ".
u HAE-CUmpclent white. to drive -aundry
wagon. cash d-pus!t TequlIcI. Apply
-i.iIt LALH DRY. 2lI1 lith ST.
'If.N { "iOF"i Wishing Positions AZ s.''- 'iaS
ar p"rters and Tram p"rt"Ts on nrai-, !.sss
.' AS near Nha!Iu.tpn. NIlt" H,h'i;ai I"T-
..l "pi.Ir.ii On black and InIuIluaJIuIi. No
Np'iIen"" necessary. i.s,rutd pass''s AMI
..l"Tn" arranged Iyr. ,IEl; HALLWAY,
"iH. SR. indIauLpois. Ind
HEN C"Ior.d. 10 do general work aruunI
-st"re, only hose with best references need
rply ncI"r" 30 III -. lith -.
}! FORTi MI = rhis ad viii l." worth s. o.
m Compi' CoI!rsr 10 anyone 'ur"iiinss
'lT AZ between nnT and St'urt!';" night
uF i"G"v a"i TAX, tdyantdg" "j 'hi- "'-
We NJ - ~ least ten H"u t. l' "iu 81
.... HE NNrICNAI. Nl.Tp 'OiL!:'iE.
l an - ~t=. =. W. open until . - o.
ESSER -"",d experienced. f"r IUd!.a I.4
.'ou's work. NJ. r.J" 81 \. W
.pI NG MAN with on" or Two year, a.
pcrIcnce IN |! ~ Cvupo-Il llva. Apply 10 \
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WANTED-Buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de.
partment. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. BOX lit, Times
Office.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

3 ESSER -''r-rd experienced. f"r L.I! e. I.a
e, oU'S work. NJ. ~" y W
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SPECIAL NUlICES

YOUR DOCTOR RECOMMENDS TISIT In
constipation. bad stomach, Indigestion. Get
a 1Oc box OF these pleasant little tables from
Soui drug sore ana put yourself right
FINE FOR CHILDREN.
Umbrellas Recovered paS,,dPs rnd ,sPalFed
Cravenette. gloria & silk. 81. 903 Z y. W.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS-I have contIa acted
10 purchase from Samuel Meyer. his good
VIII, wagon, harness and merchandise con-
taIned In premises corner Washington and
Broad st.. Fails Church. Va. Harry Rosof.
mattresses Renovated ss,s ss a .nd 5s;i'
long established house. Estimates furnished
CAPITOL BED CO.. l2A 7th NV. Ph- n. ~
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NE$- IuI0r.d, 10 do general work aruUnl
store. only hose with best references need
l.ply UcInr' 80 = M. -. 18Th -.
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The first OF series Of lectures on the
law Of negotiable instruments will be
delivered bv Alexander Wolf. general
counsel for the Bank Of Commerce and
Savings, before the Washington Chap
ter, American Institute of Bauking, at
the chapter rooms. 1914 F street north
west, tonight at Sis O'Clock. The lee
lures will be continued weekly
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

u A-N--tU tUmpctent white. to drive -aIni-y
wagon. cash d-pus!t TequlIcI. Apply
'-i.iIE- LAL - DRY. 2lI1 lith ST.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

ian UUnB c"iurcI. Tor kitc.cn work.
pp!y fftEJ&D U.s. SIJ lVIh -, -. ~
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
For Rent.

SEVFN-ROOM house. furnace heat gas,
Iar,- lot, low rent. L. II. BON DCRANT,
Mt Rainier. Md. l.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
LOST AND FOUND.

velvet: name Of Mrs Eick T.
Morgan On card inside. Return TO Dewey
IoteI
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
FOR EXCHANGE

VIRGINIA FARM, 60 acres, aear city and
electric 10 room house. ocher ouildtngs:
terms Exchange for city property.
JOHN G. SLATER.
lIQ G st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

DAVIS SEWING MACHINES
SIS up; easy payments: sl2 up cash. Repair !
estimates Tree. 3l3 sth St y w Phi NJ .6SS .
THREE SINGER SEWING MACHINES in a.,
frst-ciass condition drophead all attach
ments guaranteed. SIS 90. s. 81. s2i.o0. no
l4th st. In. y. 1885,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-24
NO INCREASE IN RATES.
Express Companies Reach Agree
ment With State Corporation
Commission Yesterday.

There will be no increase. in the ex-
press rates from Alexandria to other
points in the state and small de-
,creases will be made on packages
weighing less than so pounds. An
agreement was reached to this effect
yesterday il Richmond when the
state corporation commission held a
hearing on the application OF the en-
press companies for changes in their
tariffs On intfastate business. Both
increases and decreases would follow
the adoption of the new method OF
making rates by which the state
would be divided into zones. Practical
ly all of the commercial bodies IN
the state were represented, the cham
Der of Commerce Of Alexandria, hav-
ing sent James r. Preston, its sec
rotary and treasurer, to represent
them.
Previous to the converting Of the
Corporation Commission all Of the
differences between the small cities
were adjusted. It was agreed by the
Representatives of the express COM
panies to maintain in force the law
commodity rate from Alexandria on
ice, beer, meats and bread.
The only objection to the new rates
were filed by Richmond where very
| favorable rates on produce coming to
the capital, having been in effect for
many years. The Commission took
this protest under Amusement. Mr..
Preston returned home last night.