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ROUGH STUFF IN THE
 TERRE HAUTE ELECTION
RETURNS WERE HELD BACK TO SEE HOW MANY VOTES WERE
 NEEDED.

Indianapolis. March Ie Sylvester Jordan, democratic committeeman and one of tae HS who nave pleaded lulty in testifyng today in the Terre Haute election trial told how returns from one precinct were or deled held back because Eli H. Red man democratic candidate fof circut judge. was running behind
 "Chiei of Police Holler. Jordan said. came down to the precinct after the polls were closed and told me Co have t1e returns held back mu late. as We might have 10 add hundred or two votes to save Red- man l told him aIl right but later got word tbat we wouldn't have to add on any votes
 number of witnesses told of fights and alleged repeating in that precinct James II Baxter. professor at the Indiana state normal In Terra Haute. testified that he had been threatened with arrest because he challenged voters and told the ele.. tiou sheriff that he would get on d barrel and urge the crowd to put tue gang out Of busiue if line threat Was carried out T firmly believe" Baxter added that the crow was ready to fight
 X number of witnesses told how George a. SplatF and sherman T.
 lam. progressive members Of tu election board were thrown ont of the voting place after restraining order issued by Judge John F. Cox Lad been destroyed They were reel
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SHIPMENT OF LADIES' CREPE Dt CAENE WAISTS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT AT WOODCOCK 6 LAWSON
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seated by Judge Cox's special bailfIs later in the day w. $. NcCory. one of the special bajirfs also told of tle trip to the Taylorylle precinct to aI- rest the entire election uoa.d when the baiiffs were driven away oy Joe Jetfers with revolver
 While Joe was -tl shooting an l the crowd running" Mccoy aid. I saw two city policemen nearby and asked them why they did not .aEe a hand. They told me that tHey di not see anything Nrou-"
 Elmer Couoyer the democratic eIec- tion inspector who refused To seat tne two pro4resaiyo9 and later Was ar- rested b} Iudge CoXs baultl-. ts,- fled that while he was n miI Harry Moutgomer}. president of the board of safety and one of tine eS men on rIaL came to jail and told Conov.r mat Iris Iay cGec, a cir cemetery em. pIoye Woud he made out under auJtl. ,l name
 Mayor Donu NJ Roberts. testified ConOyer, told Edward Dr.scol that Judge CoN's restraining orders did not amount to much and that no one need pay any attention to them W.scol Wao was secretary ot tIt democratic county committee. is one of the defendants Conoyer said the conversation took place in democratic headquarters and it was intended to corroborate witnesses who gave sim lar testimony earlier in the week
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"What's the Odds?"
rhE WAY TO GET WELL

so LONG AS YOU'RE HAPPY2 TO-DAY AND GONE MORROW JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES" THE DO IT NOW" TO THE PURCHASE or YOU LIKE BEST IN THE FOLLOWING LIST:
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Heu.aa mG6 ano cream delivered to my part of tbe city, daily Pare
 thoiv4ume and rich The Pa5teu. -ized MHk Co. Phone l5 4-2l-u
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nr Heasm .s uoN Ioeat.d in the tuleu- National Bank uW,djn-
 -1>-Gt
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modern couyenicnccs. ample room here for an extra large family. "A Ia Roosevelt"
 s 800 Lot l0GA208, Fern St near QuapaT Ave; choice spot for a bungalow. m quiet, exclusive district of pretty homes.
 $500 32l Rector Ave, near Third St. car line; one lot with G-rIom cottage sevcr lights, city and we'll water barn, alley
 S55O The furnishings of a 13-room resi- dence arranged for light housekeep- ing. Rent $40 per month, with lease; Prospect Ave, good neighborhood.
 $500 Two good lots on Oaklawn Boule. ward and two on Bedding Ave. All for $l,300. A snap,
 5000 40 acres miles out. near Thousand Dripping Springs onc-fourth tillable; 4-room boxed house; barn; good springs
 $500 200 acres C miles east; 1-2 mile off Benton Road 12O acres wild land; part in timber part cutover; 80 acres fenced 25 in cultivation; 4-room frame dwelling; 2-story boxed barn; peach and apple orchard improve mcnts worth about $25O0; timber and cordwood on this sufficient to pay for it.
 $500 HlSdon Ave, near car line, one acre, 2story Groom residence, large barn, chicken house One-thlrd down, bal ance 1 and years,
 S45oo Groom new bungalow ln main road, 10 minutes walk from car lih2; fire place electric lights, chandeliers or 'hard, large barn, well, acres, good soil. furnishings extra. . 62o 1-2 JH Central Ave
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STREET CARNIVAL
 WILL OPEN TODAY
TWELVE BIG ATTRACTIONS TO OCCUPY VALLEY STREET FOR
 WEEK OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Proceeds Will Be Used to Defray Ex
 pense of Entertaining State Aerie of Eagles, Who Meet Here in May.

For the purpuo@c of raising money 10 entertain tHc many lodge, in tao Aleausas Aer.o ot Eagles the local members of tais order orauuu d a- d resort booster commiltcc." have brought 1ere what i- probably tae biggest and best street earnia. at traction in the United States. which, with twelve varied amusement fea- tures, will occupy Valley street be- ginning today, for one week, emitting sunday entertainment
 Late last night the various shows were busy getting their respective house in order, for city council. ap- preciating the fact that the Hot Springs Eagles did not care to solicit funds from local merchants 10 assist them in the expense that vii. be theirs when the state convention meets here in May. gave the Ea4les the use of Valley street. from the fountain down to the Iron Mountain depot and that thoroughfare will re- sem5Ie d midway at the state eN- position. lt is big attraction the Eagles have brought here and all of the equipment Wll present a very neat appearance, for the reason that the shows open their season here and the Miller Caruiva Company. uudq whose direction this attraction is. has determined 10 make the opening d most suspicious one
 Hot Springs is going 10 see merry guHouud that cost $lo.00o, for this is one of the features There will a.so Dc exciting mototdrome races, a vaudeville show trip to joylaud. the wonderful mechanical city. an attrac tiou that has ten shows in one. an old- time "uiNie land" feature circus
 ideohoW. g.ant Ferris wheel. and one feature that will certainly be favor ite with the "kiddIes for it includes eleven trained trick mules, twelve dogs and four dogs. These animals are in charge of "tuc,e Dan. " who is one of the best known dog and pony trainers u the country today Those who enjoy a ride in a Ferris wheel Nu have their wishes srat.ted. for tuat. too. vii, be one Of the a.trac- t.o04
 This carnival is accompanied by one of the best nneeu-meu bands that ever visited this ell.. lr is known a. the Banda Roma' and is under the personal direction Of Antonio Ou- setsu This band has 3.en iu Hot 1priu- for several dal- and has made a most favorable impression II came here direct from Ne~ Yors
 II s the intention of the manage meut to give two big free attractions. The Flying AIaIs. in their great coasdng act with hayrack em1ol.su- meuts. will give free exhibition as will also Dare Devil" HoEle and Lady Nariou presenting their sensa- tonal double hgh dive.
 The Eagles have gone 10 d great deal of expense in bringing these at- fractions 10 Hot Springs and they hope that through this amusemen. and entertainment medium su.iIcieu, funds Nil. be raised to enable them Jo meet all expenses Of their state cou- Neutiou thereby doing away with auE local solicitation later The various shows win have nothing tHa anyone can take exception to. and jt will ae gala carnival week ia this city as ou4 a. tae band plays and the amusemeufs hold forth oa Valley street
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Everything going at wholesale cost Garland Hardware Co.,
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SENATOR CLARKE
 ID HANDLE CASE
BELIEVES RAGING BILL IS LAW AND WILL TAKE CASE TO
 FULLEST TEST
Nessrs. Martin and Bedding Return
 From Little Rock After Making Ne gotiations For Test of Sawyer Act.

United States Senator James F. Clarke. a close personal friend o- United States District Atoracy W H. Martin. will have in char-. the tes. ing of the Sawyer racing act No r.. Martin and Bedding returned ycster- day rom Little Rock. where as part of committee from d mass meeting held in this city week previous, they had given attention 10 making t test in the courts to determine if the Sawyer act was really law. This is the biIl that Governor Hays mutIlated with his App App-Dis' until he became the laughing stock Of the state As finale the governor claimed he had vetoed the bul.
 Nr Bedding said last ui-ht 'The details Of the case were gone over carefully between NIT. Martin and Senator Clarke. and understand Mr. Clarke is firmly of the opinion that the bill is law. l understand that even taking it for granted the gov euor first disapproyed the act, even then the attorneys who discuss the case. say it .- law, for if he later approved it, as he confesses, and as ts prima facie proved by his signature. still the aot the attorneys say is d law"
 Mr. Martin had previously ds- cussed the merits Of the case vJa iuuumerau.e oj his friends at lue bar in Little Rock. many ol them the foremost lawyers 0l the state, and ne said that 1t was the unanimous opiu. ion of these that tle Sawyer bu. was d law.
 The suir VI. probably 1e filed m Little Rock next Nouaa. The details of the suit urtAe. K not ready for an. uomcameut Uur there is one thu4 certain. and that Is that the Arkansas Democrat will see that the develop mcnts of this .egal acton are put be. fore the people of Arsau-a that from actual evidence rather than nm Ia- teryie"s they may form au opinion os what tle governor intended to d.. aad why he intended 10 gu tle act tua, he aler claims 10 have vetoed
 The hearing is expected 10 develop some of the most interesting polta. Hstor} that has been unveiled 10 tae voters of Arkansas for many lcal II +- said that Governor Hays Htil ac made witness iH ,ue ease and that in The testimony thai develops the public wil, Guov VGut fir -ao t1e roHucaI order. that came 70 the H1t Springs workers and waar the l,- mands contained in uel orders were Also it will develop as to WH ,hcr there were any demands made other, than came from tle governor direct and in this instance will also furnish some interesting po.iucaj history
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Arkansas National Bank

OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Member Federal Reserve Bank Capita ..........S1 S1oo,ooo.oo Surplus and Profits S295,ooo.o0 CHAs. N. RIX. President q E. F. KLEIN. Vice President. F. c. STEARNS. Vice T. D. McCALLUM, Asst. Cash. s. p. CoLLlNGS, Director. HENRY FELLHElMER,
 Director.
 A Roll of Honor Bank.
 Does a full banking business Cashes drafts and cheeks for visitors. Draw our own drafts on all parts of Europe Sell Trayoler's Money Orders, payable in all foreign countries and United States by banks. hotels or merchants.
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@A M pnogreo ou Ferrarv -S by dynamite taken on board con- ....o. H Hauel of rice or d tub oI MH,r Na related Hy Captain W J. - Ud nine members Of the creN o0 r.e Ward Uus tug Aml.iar upon ...r arrival uoe m March I5.
 AUer tuo 'urro Castle had rc- aad number e. s.rsvo. ot che pra.re O and had atod o.t of progre-o uar. .ur with the ammunition con, -ncd to G.nor Carrmla at Vera Cruz a uumacI Q Nalcaa- or Nucatan troop w control Of ae port took posse ion o. ae \uNHu Wd amed with uao. laf1 Iu ausW. Of t Nom9 Castle The Narra Castle Tine Me>.9a ordered Ae captain of ue N..u Castle .u fop aH Hc r.us |
 .Wd -tHHceH t.a An.Har
 t.f.. .0.t.us .#r re'eH.6 .aHr at N.. Orl uuj d..ur4ue her cargo .. ammunloH 'ao Afono Oasae proc
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CARRANZfS AMMUNITION
 HAS NABR0H ESCAPE
YUcATh# TROOP A-ra nT TO TAKE IT OFT rH1 MEXICAN
 GUNBoAT MORO CASTLE.

Noo York; March 1e iov He steamship Noro Ca.a o. u. ward 0uc adeH Nnn HH. .HH.. aH. mHntl"n for JHrru# troops .t x a Cruz ".e0ea.a H,..Ha " AH#tW uuu. .# .".. de.r.d I.s 1I I.o4He.a N. 'ae de0 0r.o.on aEnu. t. Mexican auuaoa. froa..o .a. t.l tonight by .ae captain aD ". N.e Dae'' which a..ea a .#rH.. Ue.e
 An e}o HWe-. sla. a. .. .......-
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CHURCH RAISES LARGE SUM

London. March 2o During th year of lall the sum raisod u th. Church uf England hy voluntary o. lcuucs surpassed that raised .u I9.a by $l.5i5.5o0 The total amount raised the past year comes Co uu $4t uU0 .uUU
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B9 Cured First yWhGnCurGd

safe and painless cure for Alec. Aol and Drug AddIctions. Strict prl. va y and nersonal attention assured by physician with years Of expert. ence. Address Drawer No 491.
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S45O Hcautiu Iot looN300 -mU dNcH. ine, near Fair Grounds.
 $3,6oO 80 acres. Terrace Fruit Farm l l-2 mile from car line. s.room buuea. law. barn, l well 8 springs; about 20 acres in cultivation. 2 acres strawosr. rios, II for truck" peanuts, sweets. " corn cane balance in orchard and woods pasture; hundreds of fruit trees. mostly peach. some plums and app es, ample timber for fuel
 $6,0oU 10 acres. with bungalow of c rooms. hall and bath. servants quarters, garage, barn; walking distance of city.
 S5000 Lot 5oNl75 near St Nary church and Whittiueton junction; good for flat or apartment building.
 $11o0 Up 10 date small corner grocery on main car line. stock fixtures. horse. wagon and harness for $ll00. good neighborhood cheap rent
 S3.30O Lot 5dNl50 and two well built nicely furnished modern small cot. .ages. minutes walk of Eastman" Yours for $3,200 Rented now at sGI for the two.
 S7,500 2ooacre river bottom farm s miles of Hot Springs good for corn cotton. truck and fruit.
 S20OO Lot l5oNi50 one C and one Broom lousc. city and well water South Hot Sprng6, near Jones school
 $10,00O Tract of l2 acres. Malvern Road near city limits shade trees in 4sun. lance. grand setting for th2t Jewell lt a home
 d4.20o Lot lCSN250, Prospect. corner Gov 'rumeut drive; beautifully woolei;
Evening star., 1915-03-20
Is merely that they are the ones that
have brought results for US. and will
surely do as much for others"
FRAME HOUSES SHOULD
HAVE ROOFS OF SHINGLE
Must Also Be in Harmony With and
Bear Relation to the
Landscape.

A frame house should have a roof of
shingles and stucco finish should pref
erably be rooted with tile. in harmony
with the design of the house A great
deal of attention is given nowadays to
the architecture of roofs. First OF all.
a roof must fulfill its functions of pro-
tecting the interior of the house, but
it should also bear some relation to
the landscape.
A home that will fit into almost any
landscape in coloring is combination
OF brick and shingles, with shingle OF
tile roof, tile being preferable owing to
its fire-resisting qualities. A pretty
use of tapestry brick over doors and
windows.
Weathered shingles for the second
story are in some cases an attractive
com mbination. especially where the
house Is near shore. Stained shingles
OF dull green make a neat upper
story combination with the brick and
tile roof, and they can be carried into
the construction of the porch with ex-
cellent effect.
Another attractive combination is the
first story of concrete or stucco, with
an upper story OF shingles.
An attractive combination is a dark
red stucco lower story with green or
weathered shingles above The roof of
this type of house should be tile and
should be of sloping and rambling
construction. so as to bring into play
all the color In the roof material to
offset the upper story of the house.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

TELLS HOW TO MAKE MONEY
IN PROPERTY FOR BUSINESS
Writer Says Every Available Inch of Ground
Floor Space Must Be Utilized
to Make 1t Pay.

building, with sixty-foot frontage, four
hfteen-foot rooms produce a higher In
come than three twenty-foot rooms.
Your modern tenant knows that it is
frontage he is buying and learns to fit
himself into the narrow area
Another thing! The cheapest natural
asset on earth, something that all ten
ants want and that the ordinary archi-
tect and builder fail to provide is light
Insist on this. FIJI the rear of your
building with metal sash and glass. In
moderate priced locations tenants are
only too glad to have and pay for it.
For the front, prism glass is pleasant
to the eye and is theoretically correct
but seldom washed by the tenant Plate
glass above the transom bar is approx
ed most for practical purposes after
trial by tenants.
Value of Basement Space.
by all means carry your basement
excavations under the sidewalk, light
ing them by means Of prism bulls eye
glass. If the city charges for this
space. it is an economical expense for
the owner. You have materially in.
creased the value of your ground noor
space by the extra room, and you have
furnished excellent light and ventila-
ton for your basement.
"In closing, let me repeat: downtown
realty IL a gold mine II 1t is properly
worked. / have told you the tools we
employ. I would not presume to say
they are the only or the best tools. II
Evening star., 1915-03-20
TRANSIT FACILITIES
DEVELOPED BRONX
New York Real Estate Broker
Analyses Effect Of New
Subway Construction.

"The buying movement along the Con-
course, on Jerome avenue and in other
sections of the westerly Bronx now
occupying the center Of the realty
stage is due to the rapid progress be-
ing made on the building of the dual
subway spurs in the Bronx says e.
Osborne Smith, New York real estate
broker and manager of properties.
He adds: That system will perma-
nently join the west Bronx to Manhat-
tan Island. At present the westerly
Bronx is isolated or outside Of the sub
way zone of the greater city. 1t has
had to depend upon trolley links to
meet a part of it's transit needs. Its
neglect, as regards transit facilities, is,
in my estimation. almost wholly re-
sponsible for such a great thorough
fare as the Concourse and Jerome ave-
nue being still almost wholly undevei,
oped. and also for the vast number OF
untmproved sites in the territory.
Make Up for Neglect.
'The dual subway benefits that tho
territory will receive almost make up
for the neglect which the district has
suffered for want of proper transit ia
cilities for years. The Lexington ave-
nue. route across the Harlem river.
through Jerome avenue to Woodlawn
road is almost directly north from the
New York city hall to its northerly
terminus. The route will thus permit
of the operation of trains with dis
patch, speed and safety. This straight
route will also mean the saving OF
| much time spent in travelling by resi-
dents of the west Bronx in going to and
from their offices or places of en-
p1oyment in the lower part of Manhat-
tan or in other districts.
This subway system brings the west
Bronx into close as well as direct COM
| munication with all the important sec
tions of the greater city. If person
| living at Burnside avenue and Jerome
| subway system Is completed, he or she
| has the choice of several inviting tran
sit routes besides the Lexington-Jerome
| system.
| Connection at 155th Street.
From the 8th avenue T. station al
| 155th street there is to be a connection
| made SO as to operate L trains Of the
9Th avenue and 9th avenue lines over
| the Jerome avenue extension. II the
Burnside avenue resident should have
i occasion to visit the Lenox avenue sec
| tion he will be able to do so by chang
ing at 14sth street. At that point will
| be the extension from the Lenox ave-
nue. route which is to run up White
Plains road to 241st street.
Property owners of the west Bronx
have waited patiently for these transit
improvements. And we now realize
| who own property In. this section to-
| day will be able to sell at good fig
ureS if they SO desire when the sub
way is in operation"
Evening star., 1915-03-20
PAINTERS SHOULD NOTE
SURROUNDINGS OF HOUSE

Have an eye on the natural surround
ings when deciding on the exterior COL
or scheme Of the house and remember
tha, the color scheme should not be too
assertive. An abundance of whites,
grays, soft greens and browns of vari-
Gus shades will always harmonize with
nature. Red needs an abundance of
green as a background, and only the
dullest Of shades should be used.
In the case of brick. concrete, ce-
ment and stone dwellings, the color
scheme is in sense automatic, being
determined largely by the color of the
materials selected. The frame house
admits Of greater variety of exterior
color than any other material In the
shingIe house the shingles are stained
or oiled. The clapboard house is paint
ed.
A house which is set closely among
trees should not be painted green or
olive. Colors contrasting with the sur
roundings are better for the body of
| the house, but 1t may have green trim
mings and roof If desired.
A house with shingled upper stories,
as rule, should be painted on the low
er story lighter shade than the shin
giles, which may be Indian red, dark
| brown. dark green or some olive shade
The body should harmonic as. for in
red. cream with browns. the grays with
dark green or dull red. Pure white
with green trimmings is one of the
prettiest color schemes for a suburban
house set against a green background
good color scheme for the colonial
type Of house Is a warm buff with white
trim.
Evening star., 1915-03-20
BISHOP CRANST0N BUYS
HOME ON IRVING STREET
House Is Part Of Development by
Kennedy Brothers,
Builders.

Bishop Earl Cranston. senior bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
the United States. has purchased the
property known as 1911 Irving street
northwest from Kennedy Brothers.
Plans for this home were prepared by
A. H. Sonnemann, architect, to meet
the requirements of the purchaser. 1t
is one of number of handsome resi-
dences being constructed by Kennedy
Brothers, builders. on Irving street
vest of 18th. overlooking Rock Creek
Park. On the first floor there is re-
ception room, living room, library, din
ing room. breakfast room, kitchen and
pantry. The second floor contains four
sleeping rooms. two baths and two
sleeping porches and balcony. A large
attic covers the entire house, and base
ment contains necessary storage rooms,
servants quarters and fireproof garage.
Some of the features of the house are
white and mahogany finish. quartered
oak floors, open freplaces, plate glass
windows. The walls are of tapestry
brick with white stone trimmings. Upon
completion the house will be occupied
by the bishop as his residence.