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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-06-20
PRAISE FOR CoMsfAGERE.

New Orleans, La, June Is.
Editor st. Tammany Farmer. Gov
ington, La.
Dear Sir:-As a man who loves
your delightful town better than any
other spot on earth, l am naturally
exceedingly gratified whenever any
thing happens to bring Covington to
the fore. The latest boost comes
from the recent S. A. A. A. U. meet.
It was indeed an honor, with SO many
other and larger places seeking the
meet, to have it pulled OFF in your
own; and the greater part of the
credit for bringing about this con-
summation lies with Foster Comma
gere, the st. Paul manager and coach.
/ think that college is indeed for
tunate in having in charge of its ath-
letic activities a man of his cal1ber.
After such a short existence, for that
institution to have reached the high
place it now holds, both with regard
to the attending students and the
athletic association to which it gives
its name. is hardly short of marvel
GUS; and that place could not have
been attained under the direction OF
any man save one of Mr.. Comma
ceres ability and energy. He Is not
only a gentleman in every essential,
but he has the happy and unfor-
tunately somewhat rare faculty of be-
ing able to command both the respect
and affection of the younger ele-
ment. think we are all very proud
of Mr.. Commagere, and am writing
this letter because am sure it voices
the sentiment of everyone who has
watched his work along his chosen
lines.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. j. COTTON.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

Fir Sauglinge ind Kinder
IN GEBRAUCHS Set mEHRAlS 30JAAREN
5 tas: : II &M4ZzzzS&x
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iden u6reien Sugen6" omr6 6ie +.
&egierung in 2116pigsburg nit Mai=
ienproteiten ser @enoiien beanttpor=
ten mer6e. Dieie &11no9ebungen bo=
BEN bereits itattgefun6en, nobel Sic
beri9ie6ener @e6ner es nidt an re-
pol11tiondren Grobungen feblen lie
Ell. - 0ie @iirttembergii9e @olfs=
portei feierte in @BIingen, Dem
Srt ibrer @riin6ung, ibr 5%0iabriges
|8eiteben. - Ser % Sabre olte
Observation-Disclosures g. &loiper aus
Iutt1ingenm a1roe iingit to6t int
ieinem 8ett oufgefurr6en. &latber litt
m epileptii9en Mnfallen nn6 6iirfte
bermutbli@ an einem iolden 6en gr=
ltidungsto6 gefrn6en baben.
8aben.
Cine Sdoor @tu6erten aus
&urIsrnbe, sic massachusetts o11~
getrunfen tparen, 1tnter ibnen mebre<
re &uiien, ldrmten un6 rar6olirten
na6tlidertpeiie 10 iebr, 6ab einSdub=
mann iie CUR &ube bertpeiien m1Bte.
'9a6urd gerei3t, 9riffen sic Stubet1=
ten Den Sbubmanm an 11n6 ertriifen
ibm BEN @abel. Ser Sdntmor1n iob
fi@ gen0tbiet, nit ieinem Dienitre-
bolper ii6 geger feline Mngreifer 5u
bertbei6igen. Ct gob mebrere S9iiiie
ab, 6a1rd tpel9e Die Stuoenten 8nrd
mn6 8iidler geto6tet tpur6en. - Ser
inn Mprtl 5n @for3beim beritor-
bene @o11finbober 81. @aiier bot ser
.Sta6t 5 Mtlionen Marf bern1adt.
Glfak.2otbrineen.
@ine ne11e SQuitratton 3u Ser Sa6-
lage in 6en &ei9slon6er biI6et Elm
GrlaB ser &egterung, in tpeIdem in
Der iharfiten @eiie 6em in LETTER 8ett
auffaQen6 beobodteter berousfor-
6ernoen 3uridm1trogen ser fran5oii-
iden Sorben entgegengetreten mir6.
Mamertlt@ finb es einem &iirtpeis 6es
Grizzlies 3ufolge bouptid@lid aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

SS11ri fan6 6abier sic feierIi6e Sn-
itallation 6es $. s: Hforrers S. SRI
er itott. - Ser &ribotier S. &0nig
aus &of Ser INT SimmeIS6orf
peilte, tpur6e in Ser Nabe ser Sta=
tom @immelS6orf &ittenba9 BON
einem 8uge iberfabren un6 %get06tet.
- Sn 8ainolfir6 bel Mering lit
@err @forrer s.. @glinger an Sen
6olgen elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
geitorben. = Muf elmer maize IS a I s.
t burn eelegenen @iefe tpur6e sic
17iabrige Sberefe &0fer BON bier bonn
81ib eri6lagen.
0lbenbmrg.
Son einem l@meren Mutomobilu1-
fau lit &er5og Mleranoer 6rie6rid
Gonitantin bon SI6enburg, elm
&erpanbter bes r%egierenoen @roBber<
5ogs auf Der 9urdfabrt 6ur6 6oS
ba6ii@e Sort @eiientbal betroffen
mor6en. Sein Mutomobil itiir5te bel
elmer 16orf fen @nrbe mber 6ie Stra=
Berb0i9ung bi1pab nn6 mur6e bouig
5ertrimmert. Ser &er5og erlitt meb=
rere &ippenbriibe. MnBer ibm mur=
SEN idmmtli9e Snfaifen 6es Mutomo<
Bills, Der &ammer6iener, sic Nflege=
rim un6 Ser Chauffeur i6mer ber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

.ltrabe enogiiltig 3u5uitimmen, uno
5par in Ser @eiie, BOB baS olte iii
ltorii@e Mdir6enbal1s Der @ebrii6er
an Ser @6e ser @il6emarns-
gaiie in ieinem iebigen 3uitan6e er-
balten bletbt.
8aDern.
5e. &eiligfeit @opit 8i1s x. bat
Sen @opucinerpater @0leitin Sapaig=
bofer aus 80 il II If e n, Ben General
cut tos ser 8operii9en @opuetnerpro-
pin5, gum GoninItor Ser @ongrega=
ton Ser @tn6ier, 6eren Nrdfect Car
6inul 2oren5ellt it, ernannt. -. Sci
ser bii90fli9en @urie in Noiia11 tpur-
oe om 81. Mpri1 5. S. Ser Selig-
lprebungspro5eB 6es Dieners @otteS
@Sfonro6 bon Bar5bam @farret
@eng int &otbtbal,), 9aienbru6er Ser
boperii6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
er0ffnet> ser I'M Sabre 1894 am 81.
Mpril int &loi tier ct. Mnna n Mlt0t=
ting I'M Suite Ser &eiligfeit geitor=
ben lit. - Sn Der &%etn5colonie itiir5z
tie ser 55idbrige Malergebilfe &ings
bon Ser Setter nr6 berlebte ii9 an Ser
@irbelldnle 10 i9tper, baB er nad)
penigen @tnn6en int &1tappi9afts=
framfenbo11ie beritarb. - Sim 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
6eTen.MaKam.

Wenn Str Cure Nieren ber11a@-
Ia11iqt babt un6 an @iidentpeh f6tpn-
6em Miidten, &opfmeb, &be11matis.
mus ur,s elen6er BIoienfdmd@e Lei.
set, mer6et STR a11sfin6en, bab 6olep
Maerenpinen 6ie ebrbar gema@te, BET
Ien6e un6 harotibe Mebi3in 1T, bic
cshr. qebra1dht, I'M @tGrfe unb &c
irnbbeit mie6er gu erIongen. sic ftno
fittqGrffenb in Der @irfung un6 raid IN
tbren guten @ef1ltaten. @ie toeroer'
gu6 belfen. gu taufen bel aller1
,61n6lern IN @t. gIouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Die ate beinnatb.
6annpner.

Ser @riinoer bes eriten beatlden
llniperiitats ieminars fir @eriide-
rangsminenidoft in @Dttingen
u1lo laneiabriger Direftor 6eS ein5l-
gen in Yreuben beitebenoen berartt-
gen Snltituts, @ebeimer Sber-&egie'
r1mgsratb Yrof. On. 8ilbelm 2eris,
tritt oemnad1t 5ufolge boben Mlters
bon ieil1er 9ebrtbdtigteit 5urild. =
@iir5lid) bra6 BET bem Sofbeliber
@iibbede in @agen 6el1er aus. Die
@hel11e, mel1e init Strob nno 9en
uefiiIlt mor, uno NIT meld)em a1b Der
Yferoetau %pcrbl1lroen mar, ml1r6e ein
Nollb Ser Tlanmen. 9ei6er lino oa=
bel ol,d} neu11 Hferoe nerbrannt.
@eitfalen.
Muf ser 3ede u6reie Gogel nno
l(1merbofft" bel Nlpenbed fam
ser Mrbeiter %. Mfiille BON bier 5tpi-
1den Sic 5eil1heibe. Ser erlt IT.
iabrige &1ruppe mar iofort tobt. :
0os Sberbnnoesgeridt 81 Sort
numb bat Ser 8ei dtper0e. gegen ben
@eld)eio Ser 5taatsmmaltidaft nno
ser 0beritaatsarnpaltidaft, Die Die
Grbebung ser Mnflage gegen Gaplan
@erfmann aus @omlbrud megen Slit
Notwithstanding abgelebrt batte11,
11idt itottgegeben. - Sn ei11em Client
b%obnabtbeil 4. alalie lit bel 9 Of II nj
ser llngor S. 9tetfo 'ermoroet anfge-
fu1oen mor6en. Son bem Sbater
febIt ieoe Spur. : Gem 9ilfsbel5er
Miillenl tiefen lit beim Sinausbeugert
aus leiner Nfoidine DON ser offenite=
henben Ableitu11gstbiir zines Ter1o=
nel15uges Ser Sddoel 3ertriimmert
tpor0en. = Sci einem iiber 6as bergi=
idDe oano niehergegangenen @etpit=
ter m1roe in &ensberg ste 35
Sabre olte 6rau 6es 3infidmel5ers
urb Elm Si4briger &nabe eri6logen.
- Muf 6em @dodte v@ilbelm" Ser
53ehe vEluto" bel @el1enftr=
hen mrroen bret @ergleute BET
G11rdbruh elmer @ebirgsit0rung ber=
1diittet.
@beinprppin5.
Sci ser in 8riibI porgenomme=
11e11 9o11otogstpabl fir Sen @ablfreiS
&0ln @ono)=@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
@teue 6es perl torbenen @%utSbeliberS
0eder pur6e ser Gam6i6at ser Gent
trlumspurtei, @%utsbeiiber Soiepb Bm1= I
H. nit 532 9timmen ge1pablt. @eg1re= t
ri1he @timmen m11r6en ni6t obgege< I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

lebt. = 0ie @ebriiber @ngelbert un6
Sdmi6t un6 Der SAMPLER 2eb-
ming aus bo IT iin6 tpe=
gen 8%era1bnng zines &aifenboten nro
Der grmoroung 6es Ma6tpa@ters
gu lie IA Sabren 3u6tbous per=
rrtbeilt mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

6ronfrei4 3u%riidfebrenbe Musfliieler,
6ie nit Ser Grifolore gei9miiM iber
sic @ren5e 3%uruldfommen un6 sic nit
gebrodten fran50iiiden Gabnen De-
mondtrotip idmemen. - 8ei elmer
uebung rift cine BON 5pei Sffi3ieren
gefubrte fran5oiiide @abonerieobtbei=
lung BEL Met iber sic @ren5e aaf
6eutldes @ebiet beriiber. Cine abn-
lide Notwithstanding miro aus
@olmor gemel6et. Ole 8latter mei=
ien nit Gntriiitung 6arauf BIN, 6oB
ii6 6erartige @ren3uberidreitungen
in LETTER 3eit in aufa1en6er Weiie
mebren uno proteitiren gegen 6erorti=
ge @erlebungen 6es @ren5re6ts.
Oefterrei6<1tngarn.
Gin oeut i6er @eiangDerein, Ser
Dem "a &ilometer 0itlid gelegenen
Sh1odtfel6 Ser Dreifaiierihlodt bon
81 II fte r it einen 8eln6 abge1tattet
botte, tp11r6e bon 800 Mitglie6ern 6es
6ortigen ilamiiden Gurnbereins
uSotol" (5u 0eutid: Sa1fe) beim
Ginmarih in 6ie Sto6t 8riim on=
gegriffen. Sic 6euti6en Sdnger
ml1r6en bon Sen Slamen nit @teinen
bemorf en un6 nit &niippeln attadirt.
Mu6 nnter SEN Stn6erten Ser beiben
Nationaliiten fin6en baufig &rotpoue
ftatt. - @Gbre16 zines @etpitters ouf
6em Mtter|gee lit Ser 8iider @aberl
aus nnterba6 nn6 iein 11jabri=
ger Sobn ertrnnfen. - Ser Ho1tbe=
amte @gger bon Ster3ing itiir3te
nadts ouf ieinem Dienitgonge in Sen
Miiblbab nn6 ertraf. - @eim 8ol=
lerabi6ieBen Bel Ser Somtpen6feier
i'm nferi6tbale iprang Elm 8omer auf
ur6 6rang Dem @obn 6eS Sbeisbou=
ern in Bflerid in Sen lnterleib. Ser
@erlette er1ag alsbol6 Sen grGBIi9en
@erlebungen.
2nrembnrg.
Ser Ga Sabre alte Sagl0bner s.
8eiS melder IN BEN 2obbeden in
Nie6ermi1b be ddftigt mar, lit
bon eirtem Sdlaganfoa credit tpor6en,
Ser ieinen iofortigen 500 CUR 6oIge
bate. = SIM @aai9gruno tpuroe in
elmer @teingrube Bel so Ser
in 6en 6Oer eSSahren itehen6e MQ=
tbias Strms to6t aufgefun6en. Gr
nor aus elmer @0be BON ieds Metern
ab9eltiir3t nnb atf ser Gtelle tobt
geblieben. - Som 8lib erl6Iogen
un6 iofort get06tet tpur6e ser 35iGb=
rige Ma11rer s. @treff aus @ei=
mersbof.- @egen elmer @dulo=
for6erung fam es 8piiden Dem Mr=
better Hiana un6 ieinem @oitgeber
5n idarf fen Observation-Disclosures,
nobel eriterer burd stodi6Idge Ser
art grob1i6 miBho116elt tpur6e, bab
sic erbaltenen @%erletungen eine lam
gere Mrbeitsunfabigfeit be6ingen. Sic
@ahe mnr6e al Nrotofon gerom=
mett.
Sdipei5.
SCI 8eiiter 6es &0tbebofes Bel
3u5gen Wargm1), Gron5 Nfarrer,
mnr6e bon einem mtl6getporbenen
8u@titier 10 libel 5ugeri@tet, bob er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

ben. Sic 3abl Der @oblmara1er be-
truq 642. - Sn &ol5 bet r d.
|rotb feuerte ein &oltganger anf Die
@befrau Ebiel aus @iferiu@t einen
Mepolperl9nb ab. @abreno Die Sro1t
unperlebt blieb, m1r6e ibr ein5iges
6iabriges Sinh %get06tet. Ser Sbater
mur6e Derboftet. - Sm Sitter bon
81 Sssabren lit Der lette bisber no@
lebenbe @run6er ser fatbolii@en Sc
lelenpereine, &obert @ras, tn 8 0 n n
q%eltorben. Ser @enann1te batte I'M
@ereine NIT @oter &olping 6en erlten
@eleuenperein in @lberfel6 ms 9eben
qerufen. 8i5 gu ietnem 2%ebenSenoe
blieb Ser 8%er1torbene Elm eifrtger Sor-
oerer 6es fotbolii9en @eienenbereins,
Sen er mitgeidaffen batte. = Auf
bent Bonner 8lugplabe itlr5te. Der
6lieqer &euer ab. Sem Hoiiogier>
ser 2Ojabrige 5t116ent ser @edte
Grin5 6rie6eri@ gu 8entbeim nno
gteimfurt, ein @obn 6eS 8nrlten
Mleris gu 8entbeim nn6 @%teinfrrt,
brad bei6e 8eine. Seller tpuroe ge=
ring perlett. - Die @ii%enbobnber=
moltung tragt ii@ nit 6em @eoanfen,
Sen Dmiie16orfer &anptbabn.
bof um5ubo1&e11, I'M 6amit ben nit
ser 8eit nn8nldngli@ g%etporoenen
@erbaltniiien ab5ubelfen = SSn Die
Stride ser S9mer5baften SHUTTER
mur6e Elm @inbru@ periibt. 9ie
|Spfer1t0de tpnr6en erbroden nno IT,
res ssnbolts beraubt. M1@ 4 tpertb=
pone @elde un6 cine goloene Wto11-
1tran8 tpmr6en geltob1en. Die @in=
BREEDER perindten, 6os Eabernatel gu
erbreden, pos ibnen ie6o9 ni6t ge<
lanq. Die l%ebeltbdter, 5tpei lrnge
@url@en, fonnten ipater perbaftet
tper6en.
@enen'MaKan.
neutrality-suspicious. Or. jur. @rof
Mlbredt Nercp b. @ernitorff aus
|@aiieI miro 6emnd61t IN gletder
81 len ldaft an Die Spibe 6es @egte-
runqsbe3irfs &annoper treten. @rof
Bern1torff lit Ser Gltere 8ra6er oeS
Bot1dafters in @a1bington. = 9de
Observation-Disclosures be-
1hIob Der @erbreiterung Der Marft>
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-23
LOCAL WAR BITS

Ten seniors Mccormick TheoIogi-
cal Seminary want to enlist as chap
lains.
Northwestern University co-eds Of
fer services to eRd Cross, Society.
|. N. G. can be modified in IS
hours. Cars on siding in Chicago pre-
pared for loading.
125 Chicago medical men ready to
go to front.
Mike Caracci, 13, wanted to enlist.
Begged to be sent as drummer boy.
James Walker, undertaken, offered
services. Didn't want to fight. Want
ed experience in business. Refused.
Flag Day Association Endorsed war
with Mexico. Resolution adopted
praising president
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-23
INTERNES STRIKE AGAINST
HOSPITAL CONDITIONS

Chicago's most remarkable strike
was called yesterday when seven in
ternes walked out of the Maimonides
Hospital as protest against work
ing conditions and the food served
them.
If the food is as bad as they say
it is, so bad that healthy internes
couldn't stand it, it might be interest
ing to know what effect it would
have on the stomachs of the sick in
mates of the hospital
The senior inferno, L. H. Lipman,
made statement for the strikers, in
which he blamed their troubles on
DR.. H. M. Moss, the superintendent,
who came from New York two
months ago to take charge of the
hospital
Or Moss has never been popu-
lar" said Lipman ''In fact, out of
the regular staff of AZ nurses that
was here when he came all but seven
have left.
He has ruled things with a high
hand and has created dissention and
discord. The food, both for attaches
and patients, is also worse.
Moss also got on our nerves when
he turned the examination room into
a private diningroom for himself"
- d..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-23
DISCOVERED!

BY Jim Nance.
Somebody swiped my garden,
And, say, I'm feein' bad.
Somebody bring my flowers back,
Cause that would make me glad.
My garden was so pretty,
Oh where, oh where's it at?
And then my sister broke the news,
"Your gardens on my hat"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-23
P. S.-ResoIved, Hereafter I'll plant
GAMES TODAY
American LEAGUE.

Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
National League.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
t..Louis at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Federal League.
Kansas City at Chicago.
st. Louis at Indianapolis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-23
TopAY,s HEALTHoGRAM

1t is well to know the antidote for
comman poisons Here is the anti
dote and procedure for bichloride of
mercury poisoning: White of egg,
one white for each four grains poi
son. The stomach should be emptied
at once, as the Illuminate of mer-
curry is soluble in the alkaline con-
tents of the stomach. An excess of
albumin puts the mercury back into
solution. Iodide of potassium should
be given carefully for several days
after the poison has been taken. 1t
assists the kidneys in getting rid of
the mercury.
WEATHER FORECAST
Probably unsettled Thursday and
Friday, with showers Friday; sorne-
what warmer Friday; moderate, east
erIy breezes Thursday, becoming va
riable Friday.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
Truths S By Women
Who Know
A New Series to Be Published by
The Washington Times

Watch for the opening article in the big series by
who really doing things-"Truths by Women
Who Know
The Washington Times beginning Monday, will pub
lsh exclusive feature, daily of forcefu and brilliantly
written articles by well-known in America
who have achieved envable eninence, only through
the social positions they occupy but account of the ardent
work they have performed in the of humanity and
the beterment of social conditions.
The modern feminist movement is too broad too nation
wide and worldwide be ignored The influence of
upon whom the solidy of the home is founded great
personal views of the workers their parcu-
subjects of prime the thinking public and
all those who make any effort keep abreast of the times
and perform civic duties
The will tell of relief work, of rescue, and the
alienation of distress They will tell of local needs and
conditions of the work of societies like the American Red
Cross home and abroad of the progress of the woans
franchise propaganda of the needed hospitals where the
aing may be treated of needed memorial to of the
largest figures the worlds history; of the bettement of
the social hygiene prison REFORM Fairgrounds
police the working and host of other things
Begin them Monday
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

case yesterday. that the railroad vio-
lates the fourth section of TIE inter-
state Commerce act, In compelling Wash
ington shippers to pay higher class rates
than their competitors in Richmond, Va.
The petition is signed by Maurice D.
Rosenberg, as counsel for the Chamber
of Commerce: Chaplin Brown, as coun-
sci for the Retail Merchants Association.
and II. Eariton Hanes. special counsel
Four railroads a'so filed petitions with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
asking to be, allowed to retain their
interests in certain water lines after
July /.
The petitioners were the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia railway. opera
ting eleven steamers on Chesapeake
bay; the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burgh railroad. operating line of ore
boats oS Lake Erie; the Central OF
Georgia, controlling the Ocean Steam
ship Company. with boats plying be-
tween Savannah. New York. and Bos-
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
Alleged Boy Bandits
Bail Fixed at SIS, 900

Bail for Leo Smith. the Baltimore
boy arrested at Cumberland, Nd. and
identified by Louis Perlman, the Four
teenth street tailor. as one of the
men who shot and seriously injured
him. was fixed at $1,000 by Judge
Pugh in the United States branch of
the Police Court today.
Attorney Miller. representing Smith.
attempted to have the bond reduced
to $2,00c, but the court, needing the
protest Of Assistant United States At
tornncy Ralph Given, refused. Smith
was not arraigned. Friends of the
man in Baltimore are attempting to
get bond for him.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
P0SLAM MAKES
C0MPLEx|0NS
YOUNG AND FAIR

Poslem works quickly. An overnight
application will clear a red nose or an
iEfamed complexion. Pimples, discolor-
ations and blemishes are soon eradi-
Gated.
Serious and stubborn skin diseases,
such as Eczema. Acne, letter. Itch
Scahies, etc, are quickly healed by
Poslam, its effect being Immediately
soothing, allaying all Irritation and
stopping all itching. Improvement Is
seen daily.
Poslam is absolutely harmless and
may be used safely under all condi-
tons.
All druggists sell Poslam. For free
sample. write to Emergency Labora-
tories, 80 West 25th Street, New York.
Poslam Soap improves and beautifies
the skin and hair as no other soap can
do. New toilet size Is cents.-Adyt
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
Names SubCOmitteeS
On District Matters

Senator John Walter Smith. chairman
Of the Senate District Committee.
named sbcommitees today
Senators Pomerene. Martin, and
Kenyon were named to consider the bill
relating to abandonment of destitute. in
firm. or aged parents. Senators Kern.
Smith. and Jones We're named on the
bill to exempt from certain uses funds
from liquor licenses and from the
Washington Market Company. Sem
ators Salisbury. Hollis. and Works
have charge of the bill to acquire GER
tain property for Fairmont Park SEN
ators Martin, James. and oWrks nave
charge of the bill relating TO taXicao
rates
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

den Theater. He PLAYED with this COM
rany season in small parts-his first
part heing that of a butler who had
about three lines to say
In 1884 he came 10 Washington to
produce Gillette's version of the Ger
man farce, The Private Secretary.
IT was his first piC part md he aP-
peared at the Academy of Music. Ninth
and streets northwest. which was
then new theater. He has he"n mar
ried twice. the first time 10 Mary Man
nering, who had been his leading wom-
an.
They Were divorced. and a few years
ago he married Beatrice Bentley, his
present leading lady.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
Oysters Getting Scarce;
Boats Still Held by Ice

According to dealers at the Eleventh
street wharf, the recent storm stepped
the oyster traffic on Chesapeake Bay,
SO that the supply here cannot last
more than a day or two.
The drelge boats could not work for
three days because of the gale. and
the ice in the lower Potomac Is hold
ing many oyster boats loaded for the
Washington markets. Not one oyster
laden vessel has arrived here IN two
weeks. the dealers say.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District Of Co.
lumbia-Cloudy tonight and Thursday:
not much change in temperature; light
to moderate. variable winds.
Maryland-Cloudy tonight and Thurs
day: moderate. variable winds.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and Thurs
day: light variable winds.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
COMPLAINTS AGAINST
B. & 0. ROAD AMENDED
Commerce Bodies of Washing
ton Point Out Alleged Dis
elimination in Rates.

Amended complaints were filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today in the cases instituted by the
Chamber of Commerce and the Retail
Merchants Association. Of Washington,
against the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. in which unjust discrimination in
freight rates against the Capital is al
legged.
The amended petitions make the same
point that was made in the De Moll
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

TIDE TABLE.
High tide 1913 a. m. and 1:03 p. m.
Low tide 6:a a. m. and 2:5S p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises Sun sets..5:57
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
CrOSSer to Make Address
On City Owned Lines

preliminary statement of the find
ings of the House committee !nvesti-
eating the feasibility Of public owner
ship of the District street railways will
be made tonight by Congressman
Robert Crosser of Ohio, chairman of
the committee. Mr.. Crosser will speak
before the Study Club in Economics in
the Public Library. His subject will
be Municipal Ownership Of the Street
Car Lines"
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

A Well-built. Completely
Equipped Kitchen Cabinet:
has sliding nickeled top. J
large bins for flour, salt
and sugar: special glass
closet. small drawers for
all kitchen supplies and a
full set of spice cans. A
wonderfully complete cabi-
net for only $16.J0.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04
Born In New York.

Mr.. Hackett was born in New York
and was married there. He is just forty
five years old, and has been on the stage
twenty-five years. He was educated in
New York city. at the public schools
and the New York University. Coming
out Of college i'll 1892, after studying
law, he entered A. NJ. Palmer's stock.
company, at the Madison Square Gar,
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

A Large Size, Seam
less Aluminium Rice or
Oatmeal Boiler, like cut:
the two parts made en-
tirely without seams;
bent aluminium hand es
and eboniZed lift. Just
what every housekeep-
er needs for preparing
the morning meal.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

ton: the Baltimore. Chesapeake and At
lantic railway, operating twenty steam
ers on Chesapeake bay. The stock in
the latter road is held by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. the Philadelphia. BaIti-
more and Western raiirosd. the Della
ware railroad. and the New York, P3ila-
Gelphia and Norfolk railroad.
The Washington times., 1914-03-04

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