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Evening star., 1914-04-06
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate;


Met at noon.
Mr. McCumber, republican, of
North Dakota spoke ON the re-
peal of the Panama tolls eN-
emption.
House:
+. Met at noon.
John D. Rockefeller, jr.. testi-
fed before the mines committee
about his fathers holdings in
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
Miscellaneous bills were consid-
cred under the unanimous con-
sent rule.
Action on the ,Knowland reso-
luton calling for the diplomatic
correspondence over the Panama
tolls exemption repeal was de-
ferred by the foreign affairs
committee Mr. Knowland in
troduced a new resolution on the
subject.
Edward C. Roberts of .Dayen-
port. Iowa. complained to, the 1u
dietary committee of. tho. meths
ods of the Retail Lumber Deal
ers Association.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
HIS WIFE WON'T LET HIM.
Inventor Edison Lingers at Florida
Home-Sends for Tobacco.

WEST ORANGE. n. j.. April al
though he had written to the heads of
the departments at his works here
that he would be home Sunday, Thomas
"A. Edison has been prevailed upon by
his wife to remain at their home at
Fort Meyer Fla. until April 16.
"The missus just won't let me get
back to work." the inventor wrote.
It's eating and sleeping and walking
around
Lack of work is not all that annoys
Mr.. Edison. He can't get the kind Of
tobacco that he wants in Florida. so
he has written to his private secretary
to get some of that chewing tobacco
from Red Kelly in building IS and
send it. down to me in hurry He
also sends his compliments to Red
saying that he knows a good chew.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Oliver P. Newman must defend
before the District courts his right
10 hold the Office and exercise the
functions OF civil Commissioner
of the District OF Columbia.
The District Court OF Appeals
sn an opinion by Justice Van Ors-
del reversedatnday the decision OF
Justice Anderson OF the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia
and held that a taxpayer is en-
titled under the law to maintain
proceedings in quo warranto to
inquire into the eligibility OF a
person named as District Com
missioner
judicial Inquiry Not Barred.
The appellate court also held
that the action of the President in
naming a Commissioner and the
confirmation OF such appointee by
the Senate in no way precludes
the District Supreme Court from
inquiring into the eligibility OF the
person named for the office.
Commissioner Newman did not learn of
the decision until after O'Clock this
afternoon, following his return from an
inspection trip at the Jail. He declined
10 comment upon it until he has con-
ferred with his attorneys.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
ROB STORE OF THOUSANDS.
Burglars Blow Safe After Binding
and Gagging Watchman.

BOSTON. April 6.-Several thousand
dollars was obtained by. three men VINO
entered the department store of Timothy
Smith & Co.. in Roxbury, last night, bound
and gagged two watchmen and blew open
the safe. The burglary was not discov-
cred until early today. when one of the
watchmen managed to free himself and
gave the alarm.
The watchman told the police that he
opened a side door late in the evening in
response to knock. A man hit him over
the head with a revolver and knocked him
senseless. When he recovered conscious
ness he found that he was handcuffed,
gagged and tied to a post.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
SEEK VOTES OF WOMEN.
Anti-Saloon Organizers Throughout
Illinois Active.

CHICAGO. April 6.-Woman voters
throughout Illinois today were besought
by anti-saloon organizers to exercise
their newly granted right to vote, as the
continuance of 5000 saloons are at stake
in tomorrow's election. Female poll
ticians in Chicago also perfected plans
for getting out the woman voters, al
though there are no saloons to be voted
on in the Illinois metropolis.
Those who favor saloons we-" also
active. asserting that the enfranchise-
ment of women would not affect the
temperance quetSion.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
RETURNS TO PARLIAMENT:
Col. Sharman-Crawford Unopposed
in East Belfast.

BELFAST. Ireland April -6.-col. Shar-
man-Crawford- was today returned un-
opposed to parliament as unionist men,
Der for East Belfast, to fill. the vacancy
in the house of Commons caused by the
\ death March 25i'of Roheft James Nc
Mordie. -. -
Col Sharman-t 'ria wford is vice COM
niodore of'.the Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
and as representative of the club was
present at SandH,s Hook during several
contests feI thsAnerica's cup.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
M'CUMBER STANDS
BY THE PRESIDENT
Republican Senator Argues for
Repeal of Canal Tolls
Exemption.
POLICY AND DIPLOMACY
BOTH HELD TO DEMAND 1T
Would Not Hide Behind Flag
While "Burglarizing Treasury to
Benefit Shipping Trust

Are We willing 10 hide behind the
American flag while We burSlarize the
United States Treasury for the benefit
of coastwise shipping trust, which has
no competitor asked Senator Mccum-
Der of North Dakota. when he began to-
day speech in defense of the Panama
canal tolls repeal bill senator Me
Cumber is a republican. the first TO take
the floor in defense of President VIII
sons attitude toward the canal tolls
question since the debate opened IN the
Senate.
Senator McCumber insisted that only
two questions were really involved n
the dispute over the tolls, one relating
TO the economic advisabilty Of com
pelling the coastwise vessels to pay
tolls and the other relating t. our
treaty obligations to compel the coast
wise vessels to paw tolls
Evening star., 1914-04-06
GORGAS ASSUMES DUTY
AS CHIEF ARMY SURGEON
Formally Takes Up Work of Office
Today-May Act on Alcoholic
HAGRra0es

e
Brig. Gen. William C. Gorgas, who ac-
complished the sanitation of the Pan
anna Canal Zone. today foxmalIy as
the United States Ars succeeding
last December 1t wa first supposed
that Gen. Gorgas. ;saSo has Just re-
turned from British South Africa, where
he went at the reqfest Of the British
government to outline a cam,.aign to
drive disease out of the mining region,
would make one more trip to Panama
to close up his duties there. But word
was received from Col Goetha.s, civil
governor of the zone, that Gen. Cor
gas presence would not be necessary
As member of the isthmian canal
commission. which went ont of ex1s-
tence April l, Gen. Gorgas was head
of the department of sanitation
Since Gen. Torney's death Charles NJ.
Candy has been acting surgeon gem
eral.
May Not Favor Drinks in Army.
Gen Gorgas, upon assuming his new
duties. may favor. an order prohibiting
the use of alcoholic beverages at army
posts orr other government institutions.
but he has not given the question serious
thought. -,
Every man would be better off with
out alcoholic drinks" he said II used
claret lightly at meal times for many
years, but found it was doing me harm
and stopped it some years ago.
But he did not know what he might
recommend as to the army. He is not
prepared to discuss the matter officially
now.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Chief Justice Dissents.

The opinion rendered today is by a
divided court. Justice Robb concurred
IN the opinion of Justice Van Orsdel.
chief Justice Shepard filed dissenting
opinion.
The chief justice bases his dissent
on the sole ground that the independ-
Evening star., 1914-04-06
To Argue Gompers Case April 20.

The Gompers contempt case was today
restored to the docket of the Supreme
Court for argument April 20 before a full
court
Evening star., 1914-04-06

cnt reiator is not an interested" per
son within the meaning of the statute
and is not, therefore. entitled to main
tain the action without the approval
~ the Attorney General or the dis
trict attorney. 20 whom the interests
q: the public are utrusted
Attorneys Ralston n Bichs rdson rep
resenting Mr.. Newman. win seek to
have the Jrited States supreme Court
review the decision of the District
tcurt of Appeals. An appeal or .writ
OF error viii first be asked from the
tCcntinued on Tenth Page) :
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Denies Fall of Torreon.

The Mexicanls embassy. acting under
orders from the administration in Mexico
City. refuses to: credit the report of the
fall of Torreon. This official statement
was made lastsnight
Notwithstanding the many stories cir
culated in, regard to the operations around
Torreon, proceeding almost exclusively
from. pebel or inspired sources. which
should. ;tigerefore,, not deceive the think
ing public sas to the strue situation, this
embaasy-isfin possession Of official dis
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Continued on Tenth Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

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&. Steiner.
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s@ic9crci in saO-Saltimore.

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gsanOel6iIOer 6atten bic sdalO.

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Observation-Disclosures pirflib
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SntereiIoutc 3eitidlrift.

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SlbTa6tStagc Der &aEiasier'9ampIer
BON 0eiusYUrf.

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Gpnuentiun Der sLSuentiiten.

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g(merifaniidle 9lt6letif.

GOmoro u. 9iiibuea, Der elm Wfit.
gleio Scr omerifaniibcn Olympia.
Monniboit 1900 IN @oris iinO Ga.
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9InS Ocm Snncrcn NinrglanO's unO
Ocn nngrCn5en0cn Staatcn.

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9tcuer &rGiiocnt crw16ft
gnt Steac OeS pcritorbenen Nlcl-
bile &. GeQe muOc ,Sacob 9o6r6ad,
Elm 6efunnter 9lehisonmalt bon 6re.
oerid, ais @r0Hoent ser o6reOeridS.
toun Spor6onf~ ernunnt. 9os SSn.
Itiht lit zines Der 0lteiten in ser
Stoot unO murOe i'm Sabre 1923 ae-
ariinoet. Seine 0epoiiten beloufcn
iih oilf me6r ais auoertbal6 Miaio.
nen Collars.
&iele Gon0iO nten.
81. Granf @iiaer. VI. @. MoleS
nort6 lniO $. q. @lunier 6abeu i6re
GanOioohtr ais NloDor bon Niount
g(iu iino glio S. @otfinS. 81. 6. G6e
bus, u. s. Sparier, @alter VI. &uOv.
g9illiom No6erts, 6. 6. 9eotberuooO,
9pron 2. Iorieu Goporo {. @ler-
Ger, 6. g. S6iplep, e. g. gounn Qr
s. 4 @oipmon !Oiorgon aimmel
g9iQiom Stod6ohie unO George Glou
cine iol6e ais @iitolicOS oeS StoOt.
rotbS oltiNcitelt Gie %oblen wcr-
oeu om critcn @ontdg I'M @ioi itott
iinocn imo miro 3uglcic1 ibcr Die bon
Scr 2egislotur gene6migfe Sbligotio-
nen 9IuSgo6e pon $4,000 filr 9Soiier-
werfe mo onoerc Gerbeiiculngen ab.
geltimmt mer0eu
@a1r sur 0lciic in'S gluSianb 6eiOrnt
s.. 9lninc, gir. 4i3, Siis%aIilmOres STR,
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Bidder. gonoitor. rmo Sotel.
geoarfs.9lrtifeI.
ysts @hsrS & eds 60. 1O4 SsSowdrosstI
8citlnaen 8eiti9riiten etc.
,gbr Baltimore Rrws Co." Saoio glbercrom
bic, @e6ditsiilbrcr. 8is Sset @cTman@tr.
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n canIt@, 10 rO.Popplrion.SrSBe
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rabmen 2o0cn ctc
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r,diSiraBc.
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she Oh gepn gatIunal 9ani,n csab, uub
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oesrona National Nant" a32 @ios4roabivab
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poulna0 @itnbe glmQuIi cSeber. BrdHpeAti
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Spar.9allfeH.
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uno DnlilnoreS Strabe
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EinnuS mo GrQeiH
Gpag wl BnrH 9lnro.pherp.GraB
Sei6cnbeliaiier.
Kqm, GpOf 9orib unb @vefnmcuntApenus
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@aiir sur Olciic m'S gluSianS 6riorat
s.. 9lainc, yir. 4i3, Siis%aIiimOres SIR,
naOe GuitOm %Uuie alue.
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9ledlplatten, Njcta!l &c.
Speu, G,nlim & 60. QnrptSoYlrtl. i9--ib
8aoerilonfeiranc.
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8citlngen, 8eitI9riiten etc.
,,gbr Baltimore NrUs 60, @aOio glbercrom
bic, @e6ditslilbrcr. 8lS 9Seit@crmaasStr.
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Wormcr- lupO @ranf.Herte.
g. Suodrtner & eors, 228 aorS'eharles'sir'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

Srult. Gnmpagnie'n.
Baltimore SEuI & GHagantss 6oy" Ganiiabs
Gnl0nn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

s,r,nabmo 5urnaces. Oianges uno
oefert Dasboeden naO SlinUen
a,rns,t @ros.. 62s observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

9anOwiri6Idoiili1e Gerdtbe l'no
S1merelei.
ep., 2Ob aois'Yaca' elrabf
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qan u NJ enntk, 500 Gt saul
G,ntsanca eofb, 26i -269 ealpefi eulo'Ha'
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GeuticGe 9iicbcr il.9 8citIdriitcu
u, GaultiG, 10 Qorosgopplcion.S .SVsBe.

@au 1laicridlicn, Gbiiren 5eHiler.
rabmen, 2obcn ctc
Sames q. .3eier & Co. itB-tt7 Gnb.5rebs'
rid.Srdbc.
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gsfonSleib @eIshaft

Eiannleib 6eiddfte.
,,6pHlonbessb auan Co.." gofb Gop .eirone
EanpS mo GrgeiR
Gpas. ~. Bnril @ MngnspiberiD.gIab
Seibcnbeliaiier.
Kem, gpOt gorib' uno Observation-Disclosures