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RAILROAD CAST:
NOT GIVEN TO JURY

The entire afternoon session yester-
day of the federal court was con-
sumed in hearing evidence in the case
Of Emmett R. Bush, of New Orleans,
against the L. & N. railroad, for
$4,000, for alleged false arrest.
Much evidence was introduced by
both sides, and much of the time was
consumed in reading letters and other
documents, Late in the afternoon
Bush was placed on the stand to
testify concerning the time of the dis
appearance of the money.
The case is for the claim of the
young man against the company IN
which he states that he was arrested
and falsely charged with having sto-
len $685. from the ticket office of the
L. & N. at New Orleans, in which
he was assistant ticket agent.
James bearing, the negro who was
previously convicted to illicit distill-
ing, was sentenced to serve year
and a day in the Jackson county Jail,
by Judge W. B. Sheppard in the fed
eral court yesterday.
The case attracted unusual atten-
ton owing to the unique explanation
which the negro gave for having the
'still." He stated in the court that
it was "skeeter trap" under the
house, in which he caught many
"skeeters."
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DES[RTERs FROM
STEAMER ARRESTED

Three deserters from the Swedish
steamship Consul Corftzen were ar
rested by United States Deputy Mar
shall c. P. Mcmillan yesterday and
are held in the county jail to be
placed on board the vessel before she
sails.
Sweden is one of the few remain
ing countries which has not acceded
to the stipulations of the new sea-
mans act which went into effect on
July 1, and which prohibits the arrest
and return of seamen from foreign
vessel.
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TRIAL OF KING
Is POSTPONED

The trial of ]. B. King, ex-soldier
from Fort Barrancas, who is under
indictment by the federal grand jury
for an unprintable crime. has been
postponed until Monday, when the
criminal docket will be resumed.
The trial was to be held Saturday,
but on account of the increasing num-
Der of civil cases which were started
and not finished it was decided to
complete the civil docket before re-
Stunning the criminal.
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also contain an estimated cost of the
necessary buildings, shops piFs, sea
walls, and equipment of the yard, to-
gether with the estimated annual cost
of maintenance.
The commission is also directed to
investigate and report upon the adj
visibility, necessity and desirability
of abolishing any existing navy yard
or naval station and if such action is
recommended to report fully the rea-
sons and the advantages to be OBJ
tanned.
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ing that he had administered severe
beating. This warrant was not
served. The reason for not serving
it was because Caro- could not be To-
Gated. One afternoon of this week,
it was stated last night, the woman
was called up on the telephone and
Caro- is said to have expressed a de-
sire over the telephone to see her.
1t was believed that he wanted to
straighten things out, and save the
disgrace of going into court. 1t be-
came known to the police that this
conversation had taken place, and the
woman is said to have told Officer
Clarke of what Caro- had said to her.
1t was then arranged that she meet
him about II o'clock, near the head
of Barcelona wharf, and then talk
over the case This the police were
aware of, through information inn
parted to them by Josie Cox, because
she wanted him arrested, as she told
one or two officers that she was
afraid of Caro-.
Accordingly, to keep the tryst, she
boldly went alone to the meeting
place arranged. In the meantime
Officers Clarke and Harper had Sc
creted themselves in positions where
they could command view of the
meeting. Caro-, it was said, was not
/ long in showing up, and began to talk
to the woman. They had been talk
ing but a few moments when the
officers appeared simultaneously from
opposite directions and began closing
in on him.
Harper seemed the closer and would
have reached him first, Clarke guard
ing escape the other way. Noting
that he was hemmed in, Caro- whipped
out his gun, and without word, shot
twice at the officer nearest him. He
shot too quick to give the approach
ing policeman chance to raise his
gun, although Officer Clarke said that
he had warned Harper against going
on Caro- too quickly, and to not ap-
proach unless his revolver was in easy
reach.
One story had it last night that
when Harper started to shoot Caro-
| the latter grabbed the woman and
threw her in front of him, but this
was not substantiated by the other
officer who witnessed the entire pro-
| ceedings. 1t was stated that Caro-
warned Harper not to advance on him
or that he would shoot. Caro- is said
to have had police power, or had
authority to carry revolver.
officer Harper is married, residing
at 7O2 North E street. His father
is John t. Harper, from the Ferry
Pass neighborhood, and known all
over the county. The wounded officer
is popular with all, and much sym
pathy was expressed last night over
his condition. His wife, who had
been informed by relatives of the
deed. was hurried to the hospital. Mr.
Harper, the father, was also notified
late last night, and hurried to the
bedside of his son.
Caro- for some time has followed
the occupation of chauffeur fol
some months, but very lately it was
said. had been doing nothing. He Is
widely-known to all the police anc
deputies, and will probably be appre-
4 hended within a few hours. 1t Is
thought tat he fled to his home over
Bayou Texar.
! Police Commissioner Frank Pou
being notified of the trouble, hurried
to the police station, remaining there
the greater part of the night. and
personally directing the efforts to ap-
prehend the assailant of one OF the
most nnnrlar officers on the force.
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HOrne'S Market
SPECIAL PRICES
FOR SATURDAY
Porterhouse Steak. per

Porterhouse Steak, per
pound Zoe
Loin Steak, per pound. zoe
Round Steak, per pound, 18c
Beef Roast, best cuts,
per pound !. ...... 18c
Chuck Roast and Steak.
best cuts, per pound. 1916
Brisket, per pound. 80. 10c
Veal Roast and Chops,
per pound ........... 18c
Mutton Roast and Chops,
per pound .18c
Country Pork, best cuts.
per pound ........... roc
Country Pork, good cuts,
per pound 15c
Western Pork Roast and
Chops, per pound .23c'
All kinds Sausage, per
pound ;. Zoe
Swift Premium Hams.
sliced, per pound. SOC
Swift Premium Hams,
whole, per pound .23c
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remedy this situation"
Mr.. Adamson criticized the rail-
roads for not playing little poll
tics" to make the people regard them
with affection.
Capitalists who control them, he
said, forget many were built on funds
of the people and that '.the people
never asked the capitalists to buy all
the railroads and speculate on them. "
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The Well Dressed
Man

Of today has a big advan-
tage over the men of other
days. He don't have to
wear trousers that are
baggy at the knees or with
a strap under the shoe or
with bundles of stuff round
his neck.
The wonderful advance
ment in the tailoring art.
has brought about a big
change, a man buying a
suit gets comfort combined
with becomingness. At
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ADAMSON GOES
BEFORE c. OF c
remedy this situation. "

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$3.50 to $50

a man can purchase a suit
or overcoat here that will
give him the utmost Of
satisfaction and that will
be a credit to his person
atty. See the new models
we're showing for Fall and
Winter.
Fall Hats, So to 81. Fall
Shoes, S3.5 to So.
Boys Overcoats, Mack
inaws, Sweaters and other
warm wearables.
M@ ;o0 1s IsTs7.
N lncs 1872
msSOhn 1Ite Store
4 POST OFFICE BLOCK
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Hughes Loses in
Minnesota Vote Recount

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NAVAL BOARD
ARRIVES TODAY

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS
nine kelcRsr Deeds. Amounting =,
~

o. T. Parrish Ct al trustees. 10
i;orena Mum. 35xI4o feet cas-; lirc
E Ensiow Ay a, 70 feet south OF Fourth
n. X 4'oliard, Jr.. trustee to Ed
WARD NJ. Schaaf. 2Sxl3j feet . incbc.
:saS, OF West street. June II, ISIS
H. T. Pollard. Jr. trustee. TO Hon
rictta Wagner lot H. in stbdlvisioi Of
lot IN the plan Of rowhatan, Juna
:, +; NJ; h94leey e, al, trustees, to I.
H. Wells, J. feet inches by $50 fe,;
east line Fif,h Street. between I.eir5
anu ana DuNal Streets. June "a 1915: ST
D. a. Carncal. trustee. 10 Ann Folk.
IT ais, "0Nl25 feet southwest, corner
~ i isIc 'y,hith and T streets May
j.. D. GarncaL trustee, to Charles p
rafter. The same property as descr,bsd
$50 "'' 49, 1870,
II. r. Rcheson ct al. trustees ..
Aaa r. Crane ca l-2xS2 10 feet norm
l r Gay Street. 81 . feet cas-, -:
$3.50 June TO- 1916,
Same - same. the same proner,v =.
u I"Sc IN deed next above June *
same TO same. the same pyoner,v &C
10. 1915: $500 Jun"
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CIIANCERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trust. Amounting =,
SI:k.15H.u.i.

Morris G. Cooke To- stuart Rova
trustee. 2oxil5 feet west line sycamore
street l2o feet north Of stuart Ave
nue.. June -. 1916; $3.50
l. (c. Phillips to Charles G. Bow.
Avenue. 80 feet north Of Myrtle stree.
June = 1916. S7S3.T5.
Davis Brothers 10 Leon Ncleon 3n,.
l"2.i3 feet west line Boulevard. 90 foo
south OF Main street juno Q. 1915.
w. r. Gordon g, ux to American
National Bank. trustee, - feet . inche.
by 10 feet south lin. Stuar; Avenue
- rect 3 Inches east OF Cedar stree,
June 5. 1916. $1,000
James NJ. Gentry 20 L. W McVctFh
trustee. onxll6 feet AT the southea Il
corner OF Nevada Avenue ard Meadow.
street: June !. laIS. S557lg
r.. a. boatwrieh, 10 r. r Rose
or iwcntT5ninth and Marshall streets
June IS. 1915; $3.lSo.
IL. H. Jones 10 \. j. Chewing q.
a., trustees. II '2xl2O fee; west linz
second street I15 feet north %: Jack
son street: Mas -. 1916: Sl.aGS
Maria V. Burruss to Blair RolIinr
trustee. 20 feet 5 inches hv ls0 f.n,
north line Clay street, IL, . feet ca,
81 lhirty-hf,h Street December il
John S. MOODY 10 !. q. scott, trustee
inXlo0 feet north line IowhntaE stree.
:" feet west Of Meadow Stre"; .Jurc
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10x14o feet east line Fourth Avenue. 12b
feot north of Custer Street. Juno IS,
1916: $500.
Edward G. Tallcy ct ux. to F. IL.
Boatwright. 24xllO feet north line Mar
shall Street. at the west corner &c
Twenty-ninth Street. June Is. 1915,
$4,000.
Virginia Trust Company. executor, to
James NJ. Genry. 90Xli6 feet southeast
corner OF Nevada Avenue and Meadow
Street. June 4 1916; S697.5o
+. NJ. BoXley CT al. trustees, to H.
II. Jones. II l-2xl2o feet west line Sec
ond street. l7b feet north of Jack
.on STREET May 81. 1916: $1,S7o
Thomas f. BoXley ct ux. to Maria V.
Y. iinrruss. 2a feet inches by $50 feet
north line Clay Street, 1l5 l-2 feet east
1919 tax. $3.50: $40.
+. -. Northington to Charles T..
Adam. ct uX., 81 l-2x1O5 feet north
lin" N"rthsldc Avenue. G2 l-2 feet
west of Wilmington Street June S, 1916;
inN. 20 cents; $40.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds of Bargain and Sale
Amounting Sn1.OSS.r0.

Amounting to $28.081.5O.
George l.. Anderson to NJ. G.. Cooke
2ox1l5 feet west line Sycamore Street.
40 feet north of Stuart Avenue. June
IA, 1916: tax. S3.l5; $40.
r. Sittcrding ct uX. to Logan G.
Phillips. 90x1io feet west line Third
Avenue. 30 feet north of Myrtle Street.
June s, 1916; tax. Sl.20: $40.
Thomas A. Gebhart to Rubye u. Cob
hardt. 81 feet inches by 122 feet west
line Eighth street. 207 feet inches
north or Clay street. June 16, 1915;
love and affection: tax. $3.50: $40
II. II. BoatwriEht to r. G. Talley
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cHANCEnY CorRr

Frank r.. Erps has nnaIicoa :,
Chancery Cour, as adm;nistr, 'nr
nc IN estate Of Police Captain Gaor, oa
ida I Hn@a, %h n,,,i was Valued at sS52
me estate OF Joseph Howard vaiued
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iiENItiCO TItASSFERs.
Three Deeds of Bnr9niu and SnIe
4 M IN 4

Amounting to Si.24n.
NJ. ~ onlohunlrO ct TX. 10 Thomas
L.. NollinE. lots number - ard 80 sec.
ti"n g. In oak Park. near northeast
corner ~ Ginter Park. January ~.
stewart Saunders et ux. TO Virginia
y. saunders lot 81. section a. uear
ltin Nis,n. in Hcnrico County. June 3
1916; 525
George Preston at ny 10 Alfred
hartnuH. 20 acres southsidc Of Charles
city Road. four miles south .ast az
city. June 8. 1916: $1,000
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The Following permits were ISSUED
yIeS. s by Plumbing Inspector
r, A. r. May. for w. Z. Ha .ris. 10 son,h
J. H. Chappeli S. Bro. for 4ol LAT
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iiNGS RELEASE DEED,

"ne Deed OF HcIrnsc A,,oun,,,r
Ia 81.
~ -" Anamson ct ais. trustees of
thr virginia buildinc. Loan and Trus;
L,,cmpanI Of Manchester. ioe fnrt wes,
! .tmG or Twelfth Street. l76 feet from
~, 1916. s.. juno
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nrsrl>Gs DEEDS or rnrsr.
Fn" Deeds of Trust. Amounting IN

Julia Tier ~ VII. 10 T. n Adams
~ uS!"e ior HenIy +. Grtmmell. 7rx,d5
June ,, 1916: SS2a
X > kra'z Company. Inc TO Henry
-. H"inp9on trustee, i..?xl25 feet ives;
s"uthl!n. OF HUH Street. Jun. il. iliG'
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UNITED STATES DIsTRI,,r co,,,,,

W.. - pSt s,1 In voluntary bankruptcy
me clerk of the United States Dist riot
nourt 10y CHARLES l.. Morris, a street
car conductor. He gave his liabiIItias
aa Sl32.5o with no assets. 'e7
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HENniCo DEEDS or TRUST.
two Deeds OF Trust, Nmountinr 20

Maiy l.. Garter 81 vir. 10 Il < IN >;
ior; trustee, lots l53 ard lEt b.,we,
fairneiu avenue ana Brau.r's Lane
fronting 50 feet on Twentieth S,re..,
June 6. 1916: $1,000
aired BariauN ct ux TO " H. Pres
Ton trustee, 20 acres souths;de ~
Charles city Road. four miles south.
east OF city. June =. 1916; s3lS
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HuSrINGs COURT. PART TT

The futlowing suits we're ,,as
'"f IN fustings Court. Fart n
d. !. lh;tup against the Nir.-ini, EoJ
a mns ana rowe. Company for $3.50 dan,-
i IL. =. harri; against Seaboard Air
Line railway ior $500 damages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
BUILDING PERMITS.
TWO Building ana Repnir pern,tts
Amounting. Ia S0On

- Amounting tO 5000.
ierniits Tor new and repair yorl
were ISSUED yesterday by Building In.
spector Butler as follows: "
Mrs > NJ. Abrams and others, IN
G EaS, BRICK garage in rear Of Q
r'nSt trace street to cost S30o
Is. - Lafong, To repair brick dwell
Ing; SIG West Grace Street, to cost
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REVISED rent list now ready. Call. phoa,
or write. Bowlcs & Jones Co. Inc. Ii
North Eighth Street Phone Madison COO,
WANTED. small furnished apartment for
nght housekeeping: central; modcra @
price: separate entrance preferred Box ss
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FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.
FOR "Reminiscences

REVISED rent list ready. Call. phone
or write. Howies IL Jones Co. Inc, u
North Eighth Street. Phone Madison I1,.
SlN-HOOM house for rent until Septembc.
!, Vest End; brand-new. Call Houle-
ward @5o?-J.
FOR rent. zoo Sheppard Street. $3.50 per
year address, SO. care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS. dwellings
le?3 IVES, Grace Street. II rooms, baths.
modern. See us now.
lcol West Main Street, rooms. bath
$50 North Twsn,y-seven,h Street. rooms,
bath
II YVES, Main Street. 10 rooms. bath.
22.s West Grace Street. 8 rooms. modern.
% North Harrison Street. 6 rooms. bath
~ shafer Street, rooms. baths Heat
furnished
1910 West Cary Street : rooms.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
Real Estate Department..
Main and Seventh Streets
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uuSTINGS TRANSFERS.

Ono Deed of Bargnin and sni-. Amount
Ing to $40.
v Il. Enp"s at ux. to a. s. ISratZ
Company. Inc, q 9-l0xl25 feet west
limo "f Third Street Jur.e Il, 1916:
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED


>, $500. '"
c, r a. Connoily. trustee. TO Mary E.
GA iots ~" ana 1854. between FAIR
49,, ~" ~ Thne ana Riaucr'.; l.; ne from
,,mnf , Oh % S,cth Street. ca fcc,. Jmns
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FOR RENT--F1ats

FOR RENT--F1atS
session NJ once. Randolph 1910.
FOR rent. HAT OF ) rooms. Grace Street.
between Madison and Monroe Rent rea.
Madison .4S5
FOURTH edition fall rent, lis, ready Mon
dag. Elam & Funston. Madison 1852.
REVISED rem IisI nov ready. Call: DFon.
North v nn "W%s rS%"s M" nr 500, y
NICELY furnished ar rnnfurnishcd s-roon,
screens. boulevard i5as-J.
SIN ROOM upper nat. heated: private bath.
"'i2 Gr"v. Avenue. boulevard i6i?-w.
1922 North Fourth. second FIAT. 4 large
boulevard 6ia
FounTH edition fan rcn, lis, ready Mon
day. Elam x Funston. Madison 1862
FOR rept; urr"r Mt, rooms, .cparat. cl.c-
yr r "AH ,ps mld nFEH HSnn bath
Heights. or phonc Madison 6aaa-J
FOR rent. new. modern second nat. rooms
and bath. heat and hot water furnished.
FOURTH cni'i"n fan rent lis, ready Mon
day t:lam ~ Funston Madison 1862
DESIRABLE na;. electric lights. ho,-wa:er
heat furnished: possession September /
ARMY 322 North Harrison Street.
FEST ea, on church hin for the money.
, try ana bath and rooms upI,srs:
:sI. Or T0S aHr~ 10 Eam "G %"nxs.n
,n,rsncc 10 East M.in ~ ''' ~
FOURTH edition fai! rent list ready Mon
day Elan x Funston. Madison 1852
water heat modern c"nvcniences. Apply
NICE uprsr q lower Eat for rent: ali con.
">,er. Terms re rtasonah T.,.S " Hirh, and
PARK rhon" Randolph 1871. '"
FOR RENT.
FLATS. ra-. hats hats.
ard ~ Ss,h '"i Rent S'T i"~ third nat rooms
son Eaz, leigh Street. second n,, -oon.
and bath. Central.
"' snt ~" s. Graz; ms Street, third nat rooms
r@ s" ,n Mo' Ss;S .!rr second tat
II. W.; Min s,c"", first Nat, rooms
~ Stuart Avenue. first Nat, rooms. bath
' Z, q, ,"r ,ina, ysn"s second Nat rooms
392 East, Franklin Street, rooms. moacr,
Heat furnished. Central '"
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO,
Rcd Estate Department
Main and Seventh Streets
FOURTH edition fall rent lis, re,IIr ~
Gay. Eia'n & Funston. Madison 1852.
FLATS L;ar Nos Il and .I7I-2 North twenty
n'htn street. facing Libby Hill Park with
~ modern conren!crccs. Apply ! n
''lm.s. - North Thirticth Street
THREE ROOM nat. first floor. unfurnisbcd
T"i North Ninth '
w h'S' Main street. first. second and base.
hlth' Hats; all modern conynni.rr,.
P't'h"S. etc, hot-water heat free
ia North Eighth street, n,, ~
nt'h ana pantry: charming Fat: from, AMI
I,"r torches; possession at once JuI,us
SAker Ph"n" Randolph .53y
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FOR RENT-Horses

HOUSE for rcnt-No. 1872 Hanover Avenue.
large rooms. bath and linen closet. hot :
water heat. electric lights, newly papcrcd
throughout: possession September l. Apply
2Olt-W,
uNENPlRED lease" 30S-A Minor Street.
Household furniturr for sale at a sacrifice.
Phone Randolph 6Ga3-.I.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.
FOR observation-disclosures

PAA
FiNE-ROOM apartment at Monroe Terrace
handsomely furnished for rent; 2 month,
At very moderate figure. Address + ia
care Times Dispatch. phone Randolph
SAW 'p
FOURTH edition fan rent list ready Mon
day. E!am Il Funston. Madison 1862.
SEPTEMBER l, 5-room apartment privnt,
bath, West End. Is IL, care Times Dis
SEVERAL. centrally located. heated apart
iu"nts FOR rent Phone for particulars
Elan N Funston. Randolph 1921
FOURTH edition fail rent list ready Mon
day. Eiam a Funston. Madison 1885,.
TitREE-R0OM apartment. furnished or un-
furnished: private bath, ho;-water heat.
.0% Wcst Grac-.
MODERN second floor apartment c rooms
steam h"a, supplied Apply .l2o Grove
APARTMENT, rooms and bath in Yer.
non; heat, hot water ard ianitor's service
furnished: rent. $40. Phone Boulevard
!3s.-I or Randolph l.2S.
FOURTH edition fall rent list ready Mon
DAY. Elan &: Funstcn Madison 1862
fARk Avenue apartment. rooms. private
bath. telephone and water $50 Pos
session September Call Boulevard 2l7a-J
SENEH-ROOM apartment with modern CON
vcni.nccs; heat furnished For particulars
call boulevard SSi-J
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s2S FER MONTH
. rooms ana bath. gas and electric lights:
centrally located and worry convenient,
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i' PER MONTH FURNISHED
n rooms and Ia IN. every modern convention.
AISo located in West End
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1875 w. Grace

First fiat. six rooms and bath mod
tih. one OF the incest Hats in the West
End Possession a, once or Septem-
WALLERSTE!N L. NELSON.
Ill" East Main.
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.ouseVa cant?

List ii with MOOREFIEID &c BLAKE.
20 North Eighth Street. They give spe-
cial personal attention to rentals. and
will secure YOU a tenant. Prompt set
Elements assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-18

from regulations of the merit system.
This was rider to an appropriation
bill.
August i, 1914: Commissioner of i'm
migration, New Orleans. by rider upon
an appropriation bill was exempted
from the operation of the merit system.
august 1, 1915: Commissioner to Five
Civilized Tribes taken out of the civil
service regulations by a rider to an ap-
preparation bill.
September %. 1914: Federal inter-
state trade act exempted secretary.
clerks to each commissioner. attorneys,
special experts and examiners from the
merit-system regulations
January IS. 1915: Life-saving service
made a part of the military force by in
Guiding in the coast guard. This was
not an Objectionable change.
Representative Fess points out that
the entire list of officers under the rural
credits bill, just passed the House, is
outside the civil service, and that the
same tactics are pursued in the ship
ping bill.