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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-13

FOR RENT-719 9Th NV. IS rs. 2 bs.$10O.00
IL West Irving ST., Chevy Chase, 10r.,b 10000
ira 11tb at II rooms ba ths 1878
$40 sri, st n w 10 rooms and ba TIL . 1850
40 V at NV 3 rooms and ba . $3.50
2a17 O st rooms and ba . $3.50
4O1 NJ st ........... 27.50
63s o st NV 8 rooms and bath $3.50
100 Ioth NV rooms and bath $3.50
4o1 Il st- NV 7 rooms and bath. $3.50
4s3 Missouri ave NV. rooms and b. $3.50
400 " ST. NV, Z rooms and bath $3.50
123l s st NV rooms and bal ... %. so
1915 sth st. NV, 6 rooms and ba tn 49,. $50
l0.2 pa ave Sc s rooms and bath % so
1872 II ST. NV. 8 rooms 1880
232 Ill, ST. s.w, 6 rooms and bath. 1850
2423 Eye NV, q rooms and bath 1850
2nd floor 2137 Newport pl nw 1880
$40 st. sw. q rooms. .......... 1880
3l4 Bird ne, 9 rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1850
1878 18th st. NV, rooms. ........ 1880
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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1130 PARK ROAD = 10 ROOMS AND BATH;
nice yards and porches; rent only 1880
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO. Inc. 1888 9 st:
RENT FROM
SHANNON LuCHs.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
Washington Circle
Close to weather bureau and within walking
distance Of all downtown; rooms and bath !;
115O 25th st. NV.
Near Navy Yard
Modern house Of I and bath large
rear yard all In good condition.
513 9th at. Sc.
Fine house for rooming. o rooms and bath {;
18th ST. cars and within walking distance of
all government departments
1904 r st. NV.
Near Library
Six rooms and bath; on good car line; front
and rear yards large woodshed. Rent reduced,
1928 LIST 1T. NV.
Park View
Almost new. colonial type house with large
porch rooms and bath furnace heat; yards {;
I'll Hobart st. NV.
Near Downtown
Newly pnpercd and painted throughout; 8
rooms and bath large rear yard; modern.
IS New York ave. ne
SHANNON & LUCHs Renting Service.
Main 2345-713 18th st. n.w.-Main 2345
LOOK FOR ORR GREEN AND WHITE SIGN.
FOR RENT-No. 406 llth ST. S.w.: sROOM
brick dwelling; hot and cold water: new
wharves market and business section. Phone
WM. r NoRMoYLE. $40 F at. NV.
MASS AVE. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-1s
rooms. 8 baths u tiledD; hotwater heat:
electric lights: newly papered and painted;
PHfiI.ips Co. $40 John Marshall place.
FOR RENT ,Nw.s1 10Th. 2r
NV .17O8 9th, 81, b.37.50 NW."116 n Pr. g 90
NV 1884 18th. Tt. b. IS 90 NV AS 26th, Or. 100
NV s07 o. sr b. %. so SW, 221 9th. Or DDS 80
NV 1909 9Th, 81. .25 90 sW.glO Va az. 2S SO
NV l405 Eve store22 so SW .914 Va av. b. % 90
NV 13I Ind az. Or. % 30 SW 1887 c, Sr. b. % 90
NV 1928 sth 81, b. ~ 10 sW ,454 Md avn. BIZ IS
NV 513 s, Or. b. p so SW. So5 Z, Or. $50
NV 7o5 22d, 7r. .2O.50 SW 1885 {, 5r. IA. 40
wv ,2O45 l.. 3r. b. l5.5O sc. 1255 \, Or. .i2 80
NV oO2l e, Or. 80 E.l257 h. Or. so
APARTMENTS.
The Wilton, 4 rooms and bath. $32 80
I405 Eye st. NV. 2 rooms. ........... 30 o.
The Wilton. rooms and bath ........ ~ 90
l119 18th NV. rooms and bath I'D
So7 R. az. oFr ICE; SSSR. wi sfsh o
Central building Offices
i405 Eye NV. store or once. ...........$ $780, 90
GARAGES.
h zsif s ssss a 4 so: NC &
]. ". FILLING. 1905 Ess st. NV. =
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FOB RENT-BY GEORGE W. LINKISs,
1714 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
Phones-Main 1898 49,
WHITE TENANTS

6E W. LINK1Se.
ania ave. NV.
ain 1898 80.
'ENANTS.
lI2ls n Il sv NV. 11r,
2b. hwh. fur'd. 80. 80
$50 n sc. Tor. b. .3O.75
1851 W NV. 7r, b. .26. 80
40 10th ne. 7r, b.
hwh ............ $3.50
1877 Gales ne .Sr. b. IL. 90
s0s 18th NV. 8r.w.15.5O
1870 18th Sc. Or. W. 10. 80
zoos n Y nw.5r.w..10.59
-TAvIA."
b. housekeeping. SOS. 90
h. housekeeping. 47.5O
MENTs.
23h q NV. 5r. b. 20. 30
1901 LIST NV. ar. b.Is.OO
1902 7th NV. 3r.b.11.o0
TENANTS.
I'LL Seaton nw.6.w1s.5O
1914 Banks nw,6,wl6.5O
1913 NY nv nw,5,wIS.5O
lib 23d NV. 7r.w..15.60
51sh 22d NV. 4r. b.l4.00
334 18th Sc. Or. w.13.bO
40 10th NV. 5r.w. 12.b0
OFFICE ROOMS.
I2l2 I'd sc. store. so
9th and g. Office
rooms .....S12.50 I'D
707 G NV. Office
rooms IS IN
624 10Th. private stor-
aRe rooms. each. s. 90
Garages from IS up.
LIST AT OFFICE.
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Phones-M
WHITE 7
1929 VI Nv NV. l3r.
b. furnished. .$20.O0
1872 I NV. LIT, 3b.
furnished go. 10000
1606- 0S X NV. 80r,
4b, steam heat,
furnished 100. .125. 90
(same) unfurn'd. 1000
iI01 I. r.b.hwh. 100. 90
21l4 II NV. Tor. b. $3.50
THE o.
No. ST rooms and bal
No. 18-5 rooms and ba
IT'D G NV. 4r. b. 80. 90
2304 Pa nv NV, Or.
b, b-w heat 80. .35. 90
2328 18th NV. Or. o. 80
COLORED
2ls T NV. sr. b. 80. 90
l123 4tb NV, 7r. b. 25.0
262s K NV. Or, b. 1880
1884 y NV. Or. b.. 10. 90
% Defrees NV. Or. bis. so
Slb 10th NV. 7r.w.18.@
1874 G NV. Or. ". 1850
1874 X NV, Or. b. .17.0
STORES AND
eos Oh 11th w.sto. 80. 90
1924 9th NV. sto. Or. IS. N
l125 LIST nw.c y&of30. OF
I72s G NV. studio. 80. %
lit Pa Az NV. hall. 30. 90
2043 l. NV ,sfo&dat. 70. DO
n 9Th ne. store. .2.W
1715 seaton NV. store.
Or, water 1850
GET COMPLETE
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FOR RENT
$125. 1886 Pa av NV.
store & dwelling
$40. % W. Irving.
Chevy Chase, 12r
500. 1909 oath NV, 12r
500. 254s Univ pl NV. 10r
SIS. .472 Pa av NV. store
SIS. .27 Irving. Chevy
Chase. Or
SOS. 20 Irving. Chevy
Chase. 7rI
$50. .631 D NV. 16r
$50. 10. 1874 Belmont
NV. 12r
s55.50.1s71 Calf NV. Tor
$50. .o50a C'mp'n NV. Or
So. so 1746Col I'd NV. lori
S.. so. .2512 Ont I'd, 11rl
$50. .s19 18th NV, I'd. RI
$50. 3716 Keokuk NV. lori
S45. 1872 Newton NV, Tor
S42. 80. 1887 18th NV. lori
S4a. so. .1419 9th nv. 13r1
S41.O5. $40 18th NV. 9r|
$1,000. .21O2 o NV. sr
s4O.5O. 1884 18th NV. Tor
$40. 80. 1928 Fairmont. Or
$40. I'LL 18th NV, srI
$40. .2412 Ontario I'd. sr
s3:l. 90. $40 list NV. ]or
s35. 80. .326 T NV. Tor
S35. so. 3225 18th NV, Or
S35. 14O7 Corc'n. Or.
S35. 1860 Monroe NV, 8r
s33. -. .602 2lst NV, sr
So. so. ....125 & ne. 3r
$50. 80. 100 V NV. ST
$50. so. 1921 9Th NV. sr.
$50. .1401E 14th NV. 5r.
SOS. so. 100 S'ton pl nw.8
$3.50. .525 y J nv. sr
S2J. 30. 81 H NV. Or
S2o. so. 203S 18th NV. Or
APART
SIS. The Dresden, 1r
sos The Cumberland. 6r
$S5. The Fontanet. Or
$50. =. The kedrick. Ar
$50. The kedrick. Ar
S45. No. 1905 G nv. 3r
$40. No. 1906 G NV, 5r
$40. :. The Dresden, Ar
$37. 80. The Fontanet, 3r
$3.50. The C'hridge, Ar
So. 10. :. 332 Pa av. ST
S35. -. The kedrick. II
OFF
s25. 400 5th NV. 3r
Complete list of prope
upon request.
SWARTZELL. RHE
TOT nth
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE ARE HAVING DAILY DEMAND FOB
htgh-grade rental property. White and colored.
List your vacant property with us. SLYR u
WATSON. Inc. 004 l4th. Pin. n. 27<2. -
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for nuick sale brick residence rooms and
bath: good cellar: . marble mantels; hot
water heat, we'll built: never been rented:
lot oOxl4O to 20-foot paved alley: has 2-story
brick stable on alley. make a fine double
garage; deal direct with owner.
l4oS st. 13s
HANDSOME UP-TO DATE NORTHWEST RESI-
dence: SO feet front: rooms all c0mmodious and
light: English basement type: ground floor
being equipped for a PHYSICIANS OFFICES.
living floors of exceptionally pleasing arrange
ment; large parlor. library, dining room. kitch.
en- and buffers pantry on LIST floor; bright
bedrooms and bath on 2nd door; with same
arrangement above; side alley allows openings
on three sides Of the house: priced 70 meet the
market. GEO. Y. WORTH1NGT0N son.
Woodward bldg.
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Sc. corner 21st and I SITS. NV; rooms.
bathroom, servants closet. coal vault. new
garage, which is also fitted with modern
plumbing. hot-water heat; gas range and gas
water heater: whole property in absolutely
perfect condition: wide lawn; price only S.
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TO COIORED-(THE WILSON,. 2412 18th ST..
on beautiful Columbia Heights, where help is In
great demand: high wages; rooms. porcelain
bath; porches; closets: outside rooms; $3.50
to SIT. Apply janitor or
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th st. NV.
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homes. each Of which has its own percuiar at
tractive features. both priced at about the
same figure. Both within easy walking dis
lance Of the War Department. new sInterior
Department. Commerce Department, Treasury
and White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-13

FOR RENT-PART OF DWELLING; 5 ROOMS
and bath; PAS / NV; central location and
low rent. So so per month.
STONE l. FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave-
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WANTED.
WANTED-To RENT-MARRIED .COTPLE
want fuI nished house till Oct l. in Chevy
Chase for small rental. Letter only Ant 4o5,
the Wooiley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
News of Fifty Years Ago

George Martin. who lives four miles below the
city. found an old shell OF the battle
teids yesterday and. noting that it unex-
floded' he undertook to open II for the purpose
OF extracting the powder therefrom. While he
was operating on the giant she'll !. eNpiodeu
and both OF Mr.. Martins legs were shatter ed
HGher who We're quickly called %a,n ess
n.cessSrS The ' operasion nu WAS success ana
Viii, last svsr hnn Ar Martin was resting
e enTsv the ja as4a s
OF the and have not YET Gee" c pS
become the t reeeps%sle for ali q ,hs
Se'Gsi is no SsEs:S s1u% sneeao@
and H the tIenrico County officers are crying out:
NO more room for outside boarders
Yesterday >morninG Federal officer Was RID
ing ra.p,tdly down Canal street, between Fourth
in" h The Mae e drew xf hs aGi t"rnns
h h saddle and without chcckins the speed ,o OF
aps the d a0 ought ss 'Ss h as" BEEN bu,
@omdton ns'Sn !" nS m The and CERTAINLY
danRerous experiment.; but the military has hs
MIA. las been dtseoyeis% in Rosk!nsnam COMFY
lists said to Ire Interested in the discovery.
Gens a,I F Ice OF the Isships cay
Lee at The Washington College.
h hod T n a e sse h ss rst %
IN Newbern on the 10th instant
Judge Underwood left Norfolli night before
last for the North. Before leaving he had made
copy Of the indictment against MIR. DRvi. and
took il along with him. for what purpose re-
mains he
The United states Senate Yesterday confirmed
the appointments Of all Of tho internal revenue
collectors aud assessors for Virginia The lis,
vas published in this paper at the time OF the
appointment Ivy the President.
Yesterday the senate resumed consideration
Of the rost-ofiice appropriation bill but the dis
ruSSion was all or the matter OF reconstruction.
.ir Howard Of Michigan, made a long speech
renonnctnr IA" reconstruction policy OF the
resident, and was replied to Ivy Mr.. Cowan Of
Pennsylvania, Republican. who vigorously
defended the Presidents policy, and said many
Andly things for the South
The latest Information from Europe is 10 the
effect that the Austro- 1t alian-Pr question
which Is very much complicated, iS pregnant
with war larger scale than Europe has
Net known. II tho guns shall he fired il is prob
able that all of the European countries will get
The chronological journal asked Theodore
that papcr biographic sketch OF himself
Nh riiton replied as follows: j born
New York city, October .. 1885. ! have as yet
done nothing worth mentioning. cannot tell
when shnll die THIS . tho whole story"
Theodore is more sensible and pointed than we
had been led TO believe.
Hon. Fayettc McMullen. OF Virginia who was
member Of Congress before the and also
member Of the Confederate Congress. was on
the floor OF tho House Of Representative. ycstcr-
LAY. This liz the first time cx-mcmher of the
United States Congress, who afterwards became
Il rebel" has been admitted the privileges
OF the moor Of the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
CODtrnrIpcss.


1t seems TO me tho things which we
DO not 1T all desire
winch make us fret--i1ren't hard TO get,
While things we want come higher.
The common cold will make us scold,
IL adds naught to our pleasure
And yet we light without a fight
On this quito doubtful treasure.
But when a lads in search of scads,
OR love. or fame. or dinner
He has TO work Just like Turk.
Or he'll not prove a winner.
II is not hard for any bard
To grind out rimes like thisn,
Eut It's some trick TO make folks stick
And patiently TO listen.
50. fancy He'd. Il You have read
Al that has here been written
| must believe, hoNser YOU grieve,
The right chord | have smittcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
nue.tlon of Trnfnc ncxulnlInn

To the Editor of The Times IBIS patch
Sir,--What should he the rights OF motor ga re-
in crossing street car tracks" cite this ric-
dent: ! am proceeding Monument Ave-
rue in my car, accompanied by my wife we
approach Robinson Street and are. owing to
structural conditions there. almost III thc ca,
tracks before we can see the approaching street
car speeding south on Robinson. with the n, :
most effort my chauffeur stops before the track
is reached. but the street car neither stons nor
slows down. nor does the Ia.
hell. Is II not reasonable - ask that the street
cars either should stop slow down aud ring
East, Laurel and ltobinson Streets? should the
"huS or responsibility for accidents, which arc
becoming more and more common. rest SOLELY
upon the automobile driver" Is there any ac-
c"ptcd rule as % the right Of way in such case
scarcely week passes that such accidents arc
no! reported. u would natural that =
subtle service corporation iin any real sense \
should attempt to solve this problem in It's own
'i',,efesl A CITIZEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
No More ,Junke,ipr

nOCBTLESS the whole State Will he grant
IL fed that Acknowledgement Pollard is nm.
able 10 IND any warrant in law for The prac
tice OF Junketing a. The public rypens,
Good morals long ago dscuuntcnanced ,b,s
particular brand OF pork. hut IL va, generally,
peneVed tAat II was perquisite justified nv
law, indulgence In which prohibited only
by the oficeholder's conscience
Unfortunately, that conscience HIS fro
apentiy lailco 10 90 It's whole duty, and in
consequence. the State has suffered M
course, there are times when attendance nv
public officers at conventions OF e,ncr,e
where modern and scientific IDEAS and
methods are discussed works eventually Tor
the public welfare In these cases the word
"3unkoting' does not fairly apply, and i,
would seem pity tina: this opportunity 70,
advancement on the par, Of honest-mind.d
asattalss sho uldr~ha, CLOSED. IN TOO many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
According to the ONCE pal,o,on,,c,

The adoption Of 10 an annr,-
prlatioh bill In the lower house of Congress
providing for illustrated Congre ssional pirec-
tory liz q bit late. but it is comforting TO know
that the modestS of the average member en-
abled him to consent. II Will help a lot when
constituent has received package of onion
seed, or eny other truck Producer TO turn y,
the pictures In The directory and study the tvps
81 statesman Who sent the sprouters If The
Congress ional Record viii open its columns for
pictures OF the honorabIcs, That publication will
be more popular. Let no Representative hest
10 face the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
signs and PortentS

4 CCORDlNG to war correspondents in the
"A field the teeth placed in the Georgia
prohibition law by the last legislature which
started 10 grind up tho Rum Demon on May
|. arc doing excellent work. I'm Atlanta,
Savannah and other cities writes OBJ
server hundreds of gallons Of liquor which
had been hidden have been seized and poured
into cutters. and those who stored the liquor
have been fined and sentenced TO prison.
We introduce this evidence merely by the
way, for along about the first of November
we may be having similar experiences, and
II is interesting. with the aid Of Georgas
mirror, TO try 10 read Nirgnia's future, All
the signs and portents indicate that Richmond
next winter will suffer from an unquencha BILE
thirst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Remnr.ciesn Cupid
Would the world moi be happier IL each
woman were attractive to hut one man md all
solutely content with him? IGlTC;ENIh
we have no license and, TO our regret M
knowledge which fits us FOR the practices in
The courts Of love. You may be right or YOU
may he SO far wrong that much OF The savor
OF life would vanish under your rule the law
Of cupid is rather that "
tom loves Mary passing we'll
But Mary, she loves Harry,
While Harry signs 70: bonny Rel
Whose love for Tom she'll never tru
And all their loves mscarry"
or il S,u better like the world-old risarv
described in speech OF long ago, take that -,
from Moschus his Idyllium which Shelley ATS
for English ears: ~
Pan loved his neighbor. Echo, but that child
or Earth and Air pined for the satyr lea ping
The satyr loved with wasting madness wild
The bright nymph, LYDIA: the three went
weeping," ~
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Whit Would the Engineer Saw

HERE is little snapper in the report
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
on the New York Central wreck near Cleve-
land on March 30 which should not be lost
sight of in that clause Of the report blaming
the engineer for the accident. The commits
sion finds that the engineer failed 10 see the
signal lights or to read them properly on
account OF the dense fog III which the train
was running. Then IL remarks that the
record OF this and other accidents brings 10
mind the fact that the rules relative TO speed
permitted during foggy weather are in many
instances indefinite and vague
And the whole thing brings 10 mind Ger
tain 7onder as TO how much weight is given
TO an engineer excuse that he was late in
hr sing his train in. because he was afrai.
TO endanger his passengers lives ny speeding
through fos TIE engineers opinion on
the subject Would be interesting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
Carranla Right at Last

n lSPATCHEs from The border say "a :
- rama has put force OF 10000 men
10 work cleaning bandits out of Northern
Mexico, with view to convincing the United
States government that he is capable of con-
trolling the situation and assuring peace and
order. We wish him all success If his
plans and purposes are described correctly,
he has tho right idea AT last. United States
troops are not in Mexico for their health.
Neither are they there to control the internal
policies of the country. nor to alter its gov
eminent, nor TO change its institutions. If
Csrranza can do what he says he is going
to do, the American troops will depart--and
he delighted TO have the chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
shakespeare Da, by Day.

For Justice Hughes. THE is silence."-
Hamlet, y. =.
For the latereIuruinc.
Nights candles are burnt out. and jocund day
Stands tiptoe the misty mountains tops
Romeo and Juliet. ILL., ..
For the douhtinS luver:
"Oh! beware, my lord. Of jealousy,
II is the rreen-eyed monster, which doth mock
The meat il feeds on
--Othelio ill. ;.
For the corrulent:
oh. that this TOO solid fesh would melt;
Thaw, and resolve itself into dew!
Hamlet. /. =,
For all OF
They say hes, nodded out Of faults:
And. for the most, become much more than
better
For being little bad"
--Mea sure for Measure /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
Resurrection.

: nope there is a resurrection day.
t ror nodies, rs the ancient prophets saw.
"hen Helen's naked limbs again Will
CLEAN
Regathcrcd from the dust of death.s
long dream
men those who thrilled the ages. be-
ing fair,
VII take the singing angels unaware
-Nnd make Gods perfect meadows doub.
ly sweet
With rosy vaEraney Of little fest. :;
.------. Harry Kemp. In the MASSES,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
one OF Auditor Moorc'..

Charles y Johnston. Of Eadior,i. candidate
for state Treasurer. called on state Auditor g.
Lee Moore the other day-not to talk politics
but just TO shake hands At the Legislative
sion of 1912 MIR. Moore defeated MIR. Johnston
for the office of Auditor of Public Accounts by
just votes. hut the wounds of 1912 have
healed.
He was 'agin' me in 1912. but hope he's for
me in 1915 observed MIR Johnston with a wink
TO one of the bystanders. Wow about il. I4ee?"
"Won, it's this way replied MIR. Moore with
another wink. Il don't like TO commit myself
I'm like that good old fellow down in Alex
andria County whose time had and whom
the preac was preparing for the hnal trip
you've been good Christianc asked the
man Of God
II shore have
You love the Lord. OF course continued
the preacher
Yes. | certainly love the Lord" replied the
sick man weakly.
And YOU hate the devll"'
Well nov, parson pleaded the sick man
! don't mind saying love somebody, but be
fore | say hate somebody, I'd like TO have
some idea where I'm son.'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
Current Editorial Comment
Nation With
O'(ioi'Inan
at Last
Senator O.t;orman

Senator O'Gorman announces
Nation With that he Will not be candidate
-r,r,...,., for election. We do not he
ouor""" lieve misinterpret the atti-
at Last tude Of the country when we saw
that there will be no effort on
mo part Of the people to persuade him to change
his mind. In patronage matters he has been
the willing servant OF Tammany Hall, doing his
hest--or Worst--to balk the Presidents EFFORTS
I" appoint public servants who will serve the
pubic and not Charles II. Murphy. On matters
nf important Legislation li!<o the currency hill
he has been contentious disffor'lant and on.
ny his activities Than Democracy ever did ana
nj time when this country needed the support
OF every patriotic sou In it's relations with for.
een lands he voted with the Kaiser. There are
many good Democrats In New York. and his sue
st. Louis Republic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
The Voice of the PEOPLE

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR should NOT he
over "aa words In length. aud the name md adj
slrcss or tho writer must accompany cnrh COM
munIrnt lon not ueccssarlIy FOR pubIica tIon. but
~ IN evidence Of good faith Our friends nre
asked 10 write sIdc of the
mud to inciose stamps II the of unnynIi-
mile manuscripts In expected.
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was that addressed, any way: TO The United
states Great britain? Curiously enoueh
Great Britain answered II first"
Don't forget" SAYS the Gate City Herald
that bright-eyed girls and boys in school ar.
worth far more than fat cattle grazing upon
the hillsides." Yes but 1t takes the fat cattle
the hillsdes some other revenue -produce
ing proposition 10 keep the boys and girls In
the schools.
The strangers within gates who arc
miratiuG over Norfolk's superlative ADVANTAGES
Il spring resort urged remain a few
weeks longer 20 learn its super superlutive adj
V.tuta8es q summer resort Norfo Vim
siuiau Pi!ot. \s 'Mozs Albums used 10 say.
"Uv all, and all
The Roanoke Times observes: Colonel Eoosr
Welt says that his personal political fortunes are
that he incorporate the remark In his neyt
believe him" Very few others, even amons
his friends, will. "5
That was q great parade OF Odd Fellows In
LynchbuTR Among other comments, the Lynch.
burg Advance vcntured the following: The mill .
tant odd Fellow who luGGed his sword aroma
all day ycstcrda. has slight nklimg nov as
I" hat II meals for toy herself
out IL her dali, regalia.
SAYS the Norfolk Lc,lG Dispatch ',rhe
Sha kespearcan pagcants That have been given
in Norfolk, Richmond. Hampton and other Vir-
sinia cities have proved most entertaining and
Instructive, and The T!mss.Dispatch surgssts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
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II understand that Ruhnotes is still sinyius
that atrocious popular song OF his. How do vol,
explain it,"
so far as cen figure out" replied the e.n-
Uttered sufferer 1t can only he ascrIbed to
lack of due diligence on the rart Of the gran,