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The state herald., 1916-03-31
Baptist Church

Baptist Church
Services next Lords Day.as usual
Sunday School 10 20
Morning worship uD0
B. Y. P. U. 7c0
Evening preaching $40
Wednesday evening prayer mtg $50
The Jun.r Un.on will.mss at 2:s0
Subjects
Morning "A preacher with but one
subject.
Neutrality-suspicious. attitudes Of men
toward Christ.
The Lords supper will be admins.
tered at the close of tbs morning serv.
ice.
A hearty welcome is extsndsst-o I'll
TO sttsnd all oar service<
A. C. BinziLgsr, Pastor.
The state herald., 1916-03-31

Wanted, cattle to pasture for the ser,
son Inquire at this office.
The state herald., 1916-03-31
Sale.

Seed spelts, oa's, and limited SUD
oly of billion dollar grass seed
A. G. Seymour.
The state herald., 1916-03-31
'x7 ssf 1laAssi iu7y.gggs.sl az
Opening Of Valuable Government
Irrigated Homestead Lands
s43 Farms 30 to l6J Acres Each

Location and Character 0l these lands: From miles
north of & Q r nel;.s. BAya d aniI Mnatare Neb.
in the North Platte Valley Well adapted for alfalfa small
grain, corn sugar beetsss live stock and dalrying
Terms: Land free. Permanent government water right
costs S55 per years time payable SAYS per acre
down no further fragments for FIVE years interest charged
How obtain farm II you interested in the meth
cd OF opening these arnrs between Mar ~ anl 24 the
lacation OF Al additional government irrigated farms
pen to entry. write me There lose If
you would become the owner OF OF these valuable farms
s. ly HOWARD
linn tgraton
Farnsu, Street, Omaha. Neb.
ss583E, w McEw,:n TicketAgt, Holyoke, Colo
sH3il|1l; L.. W. WakelyS A Omaha.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28

To have a fine healthy complex
ION the liver must be active, the
bowels regular and the blood pure
All this is brought about by using
Herbine Ii thoroughly o the
liver, stomach and bowels. puts the
body in fine condition and restores
that clear, pink and white complex.
ion 90 much desired by ladies
Price soc. Sold by oil dealers.
For Sale ;-Dynamite, Blasting
Caps and Fuse'-The Ellsworth
Company, Captain, \, NJ.
Highest market prices guaranteed
for your wool, pelts and hides. Get
our prices -Carrizozo Tradiag Co
For Sale -Yearling Heriord
Bulls The Ellsworth Company
Captain, N. NJ.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28
ANCHO

Mr.. and Mrs Sam Wood we're in
Carrisoso Tuesday.
in Eve Was a business visitor
in CarrizozO last week.
Miss Sadie Straley was in CARR
zozo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills motored to
Tularosa Saturday and returned
home Sunday.
Edwin and Mrs, Bellamy went 10
Waugh last week They made the
trip in their new Ford
G. +. Graves who under went an
operation in III Paso several days
ago is recovering nicely and will be
home soon.
A jolly Easter egg hunt was given
Sunday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Straley at their rsncn home.
The youngsters spent a delightful
time hunting the pre,tily colored
eggs
Mrs T. J.. Straley entertained
the Embroidery Club last Wednes-
day afternoon. The time was spent
very pleasantly in conversation and
sewing. Refreshments were served
by the hostess to Mesdames Wills,
Holmes, Butler, Russell, Christian
and Misses Sadie and Lucy Straley
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28
METHODIST CHURCH
mEv. b. b. LEWIS. Paslorl


Regular services at the Methodist
Church Sunday April Both. Both
morning and evening. The sub.
Ject Of the morning will be. "Tbe
UniqueDess OF Jesus" The subject
Of the evening sermon will be the
Gospel Invitation You are in
vited and urged to accept the in
yitation. Sunday school at 9:45,
Junior church ut 3 p. m. League
at 7 ?. m. Prayer meeting Wsdnes-
day night at 8.
The Isl Sunday in May | will
preach at Angus AT II o'clock Al
Lincoln at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
and at CAPTAIN at 3 p m. Remem-
Ter the date May 7th.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28
BAPTIST CHURCH

mEy } NJ. GARDNER. PASTOR
l0a m. Sunday School Every
body welcome.
II .. IN Special Sermon for the
Odd Fellows Lodge" On Friend.
ship, Love and Truth.
Ia m. b. Y. T. u.
\ p m. Sermon on Results Of
Faith "
Prayer Meetings aud Teacher
Training class Wednesday
W. NJ U. met with Mrs. Media.
niels last Wednesday. Will meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Gardner next
Wednesday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28
M0eAL

Nogal can boast Of no mesAlss to
date. We hope 10 escape entirely .
T. J. Moore and wife who have
spent the winter in III Paso are ex-
pected 10 return TO Nogal this week
Sam Howell has rented the NJ
Is. FormAD ranch west OF Carrisozo
neal the NAL pals and has moved
upon pame with his family.
GeoRe whitaker Of White Oaks
passed through NogAl from Lincoln
the first Of the week whore he had
been to consul. n physician for bic
wife who 10 afflicted with cancer.
The Democrats Primary on the
22nd elected as delegates TO the
County Convention Bouren Zum.
walt. Lutte A. Skinner and R0bt.
BrAck.
The newly appointed school d.
rectOrs 10 District No. IL, are get.
ting busy. School expects to start
June /, and there are funds enough
10 have . ten months school or
more.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

8S SaA@ eh
The Bilikan Shoe for women and
children. -ZiegleF Bros.
For An up to date Shoe Try The
Biilikan. For women and children
-ZieeleF Bros.
For Sal e:-Thoroughbred Plym
Dulh Rock eggs. 81 90 for Is En-
auire Austin Patty.
For Sale "A good work team.
wagon and harness For further
information apply TO A. + Roselle,
Carrisoso, ". NJ.
The Ellsworth Co.. at Captain
has just received q car Of Corfu
gated Iron Roofing.
For Sale:-A light spring wagon
IN fine condition $40. 20 Call or
write A. Y. Roselle, CarrisozO, N
".
Kirschbaum and Kuppe0heimer
clothes are exclusive lines here
u prices haven't advanced -
NarrizOzo Trading Co.
For Sale:-A good motorcycle,
Excelsior Twin, S65 90 cash takes
The machine. A genuine bargain.
Call or writeA +. koselle. Carrisozo
n NJ.
Wanted:-Any kind OF plaster.
cement or pebble dashiDg work by
4 first class workman. Enquire
outlook.
New spring and summer wash
goods at prices that will suit and
qualities guaranteed are o on
display at the Cal Fizc 10 Trading
Company.
For Sale:-An Excelsior Twin
Motorcycle, in good condition; also
Two automobiles Enquire James
ROselle.
A prudent mother is always on
he watch for symptoms Of worms
IN her chill drpn Paleness, lack Of
interest IN play. and peevishness Is
the signal for Whites Cream Yer
mifuge. A few doses Of this excel
lent remedy puts an end to the
worms aud the child sron acts nat
urally. Price 25c per bottle Sold
by all deslers.
For Sale:-A twin cylinder 2
speed motorcycle, good rs new,
complete with prestolite, etc. En-
quire James Roselle.
Pad breath, bitter taste. dissinPss
and a general mo account feeling
~ a sure sign Of q torpid liver
iIerbine is the medicine needed
II makes the liver active, vitalizes
The blood, regulates the bowels and
restores fine feeling Of energy and
cheerfulness Price SOC Sold by oil
dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28

Rub the joints with Ballard
Snow Liniment to relieve rheumas
tism. II penetrates the flesh to
the bone conveying it's soothing
aud restorative influence to the spot
where the pain exists. Price 25c,
SOC and 81 90 per bottle. Sold by
all dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28

A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds, burns. scalds, old sores,
rash, chafed skin, is Billiards. Snow
Liniment; 1t is both healing and
aniiseptic. Price 25c, soc and
81 90 pei bottle. Sold by all dealers
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-28

Sam T. Fambrough the local
Overland man has 9 new car of the
popular auto which he unloaded
Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
URGES NEW WATER BILL.
President Asks senate Leaders 10
Asree on %suhatitutc Measure.

WAsHrSGroS. March 2l.-Senate
leaders were urged by President Wilson
to-day TO agree on a satisfactory
this session. II is understood he is
visions OF the Shields bull, passed by
the Senate, and which Is opposed by
conservationists In both houses. The
President conferred with Senators
MYERS, Kern. James. stone. swanson
Walsh and Martin on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF framing another measure. Senator
Myers already has drawn a bill pro-
vtding for water power legislation On
public lands. The President outlined
his persona! IDEAS on water power ron
~servation. and these probably will be
embodied In the new Legislation
The Shields dam bill was rejected 10y
tho House Interstate Committee to-day.
The committee completed an entirely
new bill by Chairman Adanson. Less
objection Is expected 10 the substitute,
although It's three basic principles-no
revenue TO the Government from water
power sites on navigahle streams,
State and not Federal regulation OF
hydrOelectrict charges, and Nfty year
ease plan--are similar to the Shields
bill.
The Adamson substitute provides
more safeguards for recovery h. the
Government 81 power sites after rXpira-
ton OF the 'lfty year leases. It also
provides that value OF such franchises
and good will' shall not be charged
to the Government IN taking over the
plant under condemnation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
OFFERS HOUSE TO TUMuLTY.
Long Hranch WANT Him Near
shadow Lawn.

Lose BR,ScH. y T.. Mar a In
- der that President Wilson may have
his secretary 81 h!m when lie comes
Ia his mn Ca'ttd'. Shadow Lawn,
this ummer the Long Branch Cuum-
Der oc CONNER. las voted 20 offer
Joseph y. Tumul:y h, choice of ,uy one
OF seven cottages ia Hollywood Park.
within a block o: the Presidents home.
Otis Il, Harlan, actor, Was selected
TO tender the Offer TO Mr.. TuWu.ty. and
he lert for Washington to-day. carry .rg
with him a letter signed by the presi-
dent and secretary of the chamber con-
,siring tho offer. The invitation .N-
pla!ued that we have 10 merasnary oh
jects III view and aye 10; se,Fiu. az,
nenent or advertising out of this pro,rl-
sit.on. /, Is done purely and solely a.,
an expression Of good will. a. We
feel that our city W. he greatly hon
pred 10y Your presence.
There W, I've 10 expense Whatever
attached to the house. either on acaour,
of rent o. the care 81 tho lawns, and
may have In" choice ~ II group %,
seven" SAYS the letter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
M'AULIFTE FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Police Department TO IA, Tribute
tn slain Member,

Funeral services for Policeman VIII
lam McAuliTe, who VAS Killed by two
unidentified mon while on his pos, in
Second avenue near SiN,y-eight street
Saturday night. will be held this morn
ing IN 81. Agnes'a Church. In Eas, Forty
third street. All faGs on police stations
throughout the city will be half mast.
Tho body will be escorted from the
McAul!Ne home, AZ 3OS East Forty
fourth street. 10 the church bv the Police
Department band and an honorary body
Of forty men commanded by Can't.
Carson. 4 sergear and seven members
Of the Yoliccmen's platoon will he pail
bearers, Commissioner Woods and
many other officials Of tho department
are expected 10 attend the services.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
STAND BY BARNES
is WORRYING G. .P.
Meeting Here to Gust Him \,
National Committeeman
Thought Unlikely.
WON'T QUIT UNDER FIRE

y fepor; from Albany. ruhiisbel be..
Yesterday, to the effect tha, R.nubl,.,,
leaders would confer here to-day on
successor TO william Barnes a. = mon,
Der of the Republican National c,,.
mittee was news to some of the norsor,
named as prospective confctcos. Ecppb
lican leaders declared they had had D.,
previous notice OF such u meeting
Mr.. Barnes. who Il: va said No
be present for the purpose of gym
advice ~ to tie arrangements f.. Ia.
IS political funeral, Wa .u Alb,,,
yesterday. Geoipe ". Aldridzc. ano,he,
mentioned iu the report. IL SAID 10 be- ~
in his hp,oc IN Rochester Franz.
Hendricks ~ Syracuse is understood -
be IN Florida. state Chairman Fr.d.rirl
c. Tanner. also mentioned. SAID he had
no knowledge of such y conforonUo.
But II Is known that such confluence,
have been held and that the part, load
ers have determined that Mr.. B.tro,
must not be- chosen to succeed hims,tf
" hen the candidates for district dole.
gates to tho Chicago convention wet.
designated by the district leaders care
was taken to prepare the way for ~.
ousting OF NJ. Barnes. lie and he
friends knew OF these plans ami az som.
meetings OF district leader. tho Discus.
sion grew exceedingly warm. according
70 al reports.
The fact that the iccling aroused a.
rot show Itself IN the filing OF pct ION.
Ia opposition To those made ~ tic ds
trct leHderS who COn,rollcd-.'l" f,.,
,hat more contests do not SHOW u. -
lists filed with the Board OF Eloc,4ons-
+ attributed to the dies re Of the leader.
10 preserve every semblance ~ ma.
mony IN his Presidential y'1i.
l. is asserted hy the adhciclf. Of G.v
Whitman that s!Nty.ouc Of tho cht,.
seven delegates from this state WI
Oppose the continuance. OF Mr.. Batnos -
national Committeeman. Even Those who
are not friendly to The Governor declare
that Mr.. Barues must 70. Tho are.
tudc II that this matter s %a"'''oi ara
that the only matter az issue moss is N.
Identity OF his successor.
u j. san that differences h"'Vcer ioy
Whitman and those not tho ,,ov.ruo-s
friends a. 10 the next "a 'onal comm =.
tc'man for this state viii 10, -mlo'h.i
uN" ID they become 80 s,rIpus 80 -
make poSsiOlc On" ieci' TO. OF NJ
Barnes
Those v.o know ITO d"src 90 "
BARNES to suoccci himself have tu Solo,,
that IN" WI qVt under flo. owe Of -
political i!c|uteHauts here sad yes',-l.v
That Mr. Barnes not only Mould e.
any "ti"rt 90 get rid o. him hr a',o
would Wu easily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
WILL CUT DEBATE TO
SPEED WORK IN HOUSE


W~AsHiNGroS. March 2l.--Adminis.
'rai'on leaders in the House who are
fearful that a legislative bump will
block an adjournment of Congress until
the summer has passed laid their plans
to-day for eSpediting the work now be-
fore the lower body.
a meeting OF the Rules Committee
Will he held tomorrow. Representative
hitchin sad to-day, at which some plan
will be devised for curtailing dehata and
for hurrying the committees which have
important bills before them, Commit
tee chairmen will receive word t. bring
out these pending measures and special
ru.es Will be devised to cut dCbat. down
to "A minimum.
The nava bill, the merchant marine
bill and many other measures constitut-
ing a part OF the Administration legisla.
tive programme are still in unfinished
FORM, The congestion in the House has
reached such proportions that some of
these may be abandoned IL there is any
indication that they will be s,outly on
posed. One OF the measures Is the shin
Ping bill. Mr.. Ki'chin has Indicated
that IL the Government ownership fea-
ture Is not drawn so AS TO allay tae on
position on the majority side the meas
ure might not be taken up at all,
A caucus of the Democrats 81 the
House will be called to approve what
ever programme the Rules Committee
agrees p
In their efforts to speed up the legis.
'ative machinery a cloturc rule is TO he
applied by he Democratic majority of
the Senate II Is learned. Senator owen
OF Oklahoma IL at work on the rule
The Democratic leaders feel certain that
they can get the rule through with the
aid or Progressive votes, Senator owen
aid to-day that the new rule will he
modified cloture n will make il nos
sible for the majority to do business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
ALL TREATED ALIKE
IN SUMMER CAMPS
Gen. Wood Makes 1t Plain
That Citizens Training
Are on Same Par.

MAjor-Gen. Leonard Wood. command
ing the Department OF the East. wan,s
il made clear that the training camp at
PlattsburE Il for every American citizen
who wishes TO be OF aid to his country
in case of war, Yesterday he called
reporters TO his headquarters on Gov
crnors Island to set at rest ruInors thai
there was or would be. any social dis
tinct.on whatever shown in recruiting
men for the amp
?. P<epNrednees." said MajOr-Gen.
Wood. has caught on SO far more
than 1000 business men and Others have
signed for the P%lattsbur; camp this
year, Among these there are a great
number Of college students. Princeton
is leading with the largest enrolment
Of the colleges. We expect to have be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 men At the
camp this SUMMER.
The summer instruction camp idea 10
favored by many persons who cannot
join MS. A woman wrote me recently
offering to pay tho expenses OF eight
young men at the camp. / ha We received
many letters asking for an opportunity
to help in this way. AZ two weeks IL
not hong enough ~ acaualnt a man with
the necessary training for service. |
wish to urge employer to extend vaca-
tons OF their employees who are soing
TO the amp to a month. This seems the
least time in which TO instruct properly
a man in the duties and requirements of
a soldier.
THE Governors Of Virginia and South
Carolina have appointed committees in
the cities and towns of their states to
organize groups for the camp"
MoNrCLAiR. n, j., March 2I.--Forty-
two Mon,clair men have enrolled for the
military camp to he held at Plattsburg,
Most Of these will join the camp in July
and August. Charles u. AllinS is in
charge Of the enrolment. Many more
are expected 10 sign for the camp before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
JEWS TO PLEAD FOR FAIRNESS
Will Petition I. =. 20 Ask BeIlig-
erents tn End Determination,

DR.. Henry Moskowitx. chairman Of
the committee on publication OF the
National Jewish Worknen's Committee,
and DIR, Max Goddard, secretary of the
National Jewish Workmen's Commit
tee, announced yesterday that on March
20 at Beethoven Hall. 2l0 Fifth
street. n conference will be held to
which representatives Of Jewish labor
organizations In various Eastern cities
have been invited,
The purposes are 10 consider the adj
dressing OF n petition to the Federal
Government asking It to request the
European countries nov at war to cease
discrimination against Jews, to discuss
measures OF relief for Jewish war suf-
ferers and to consider the question of a
general Jewish congress which shall
work In harmony with the antirc Amer
lean lowry n with the Jewries Of the
belligerent countries after the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
COLLEGE TO TEACH AVIATION.
PittsburS to Have Course II Late
Prof. Langley's Honor.

has been started by the University of
Plttsburg to establish a course in aero.
nautics in homo OF the late Prof. Sa muel
p!errepont Langley, who was the pioneer
In the science Of heavier than air flying
machines,
The plan was ~inaugurated by Dr. Wal
thcr Riddle, trustee OF the university and
ex-president Of the Engineers Society OF
western Pennsylvania,
The establishment Of the course in
a~erohautics will be the hrst Of its KIND
In N university IN this country.
pr. Riddle In advocating the course
said
THE scicnti1c principles on which avi-
alton dsp<ndaito"day. arc due 70 Lang
leyiA work. fittsbvrG II r1nutJsd to b
known a. the\ birthplace Of aviation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
Cotton Exports Remain steady.

WASHINGTON, March 2l,-According
to q statement of the department Of
Commerce. S7.226 bales OF cotton were
exported from the twelve principal Gus.
IONS districts OF the United States for
the week ended March Is. as against
s7,3l3 bales for the week ended
March II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22

WASH INGToN. March Ex-senator
John W. Kern OF Indiana was elected a
member OF the Finance Committee Of
the Senate to-day to take the place for
merly Allied by his late colleague, MIR.
Shively % Indiana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22

WAsHiSGroH, March 2l.-Announce-
mcnt was made AZ the headquarters OF
the Democratic National Committee here
to-day OF tn" appointment OF w. II.
HOLSTER of Missouri as assistant secre-
tary OF the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22

RALEIGH. y. e., March 2l.-Gov. CJaig
committed 10 life imprisonment to-day
the death SENTENCE imposed upon Mrs.
Ida Ball warren and y. II. Christy for
having murdered q. J. Warren, the
woman's husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
lie H.. Handled .s.oo", 900, 900.

WAsHINoroN, March 2l.--Alfred Il.
Qpaine, vault clerk Of tho United States
Treasury, celebrated his eightieth birth
day to-day. He has handled $4,000.
100000 IN his nifty years Of sera.cs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
COMMITTEE Is FIRM
IN MARSHALL CASE
To Force Retraction or start
Contempt Proceedings.
Their Plan.
WOULD LET HIM EXPLAIN

WASHINGTON. March ei,--The House
.Judyciarv Com,n,,,sa oroc,,cauy reached
a..
~ c""c'us'on 'o-oay 10 'hsu'u'e e""'
Marshall. United States ATTORNEY for the
District Of New York, unlese the latter
apologixes or o,heru,isa M kes q satis.
,.,.~. ...- y, ..w g..
"~'o eNp'"'"''o" '" '"e ''"''''"" "e
mas made or the subcommittee which is
making an Investigation " his office
p.,ird o,oso, aoor. Oh. tua,ci,,v
m
'o"n'f'''ee ne'ioe'a'ed on '"e e"se at
length. II considered not only Mr.. Mar.
shalrs original letter. cha,zing the sub.
committee with Rad faith. but his second
letter IN Chairman Webb. explainins that
he aid NOT mean IN arront either the
uo,se itseIf or ,be members of the full
committed
Mr. Marsba,I was in Washington 10.
day u.hi,e the .Jud,ciarv COMMITTEES was
in sesslon In,imations reached Chair.
,r,r yyohh ,ho, ho u,o,,,d he ~,.d "a an.
90. 49, a. .arn.I,... 80 "a aa.,raa
~ h.ar nj. .,ds mi. d,d nm, changa
en-. s,,,.,ion 1,,. co,nm,,,o. ann.a.ea
90 ha -, ~. n,tn, ,ha, ,hs tri,,a,,,a
-. -, r.. p,s,za. 1870 ~
~ traira,aa 40, ~. u,a,,,d u. a,,.o,
n h.asna NO, ha ,sL.a Gov 4, IN, ,h,,
80 .a..t,aa To-, ,.,,l ~, ax,.nJ
49,, ~ .r.t,.,ton ~
''
a.. - --.
II was said on good authority, after
to-day's meeting. that the conclusion
was practically unanimous that Mr..
Marshall's criticism called for decided
- - hnn, - 80 ~ on. ,.,y mr.
another. The method of accomplishing
this most favored was to bring him be-
fore the bar OF the House for contempt.
The committee. however. was disposed
to proceed cautiously. II proposes 10
examine the Law and presidents and to
be sure of its ground before taking &C
that a United States Attorney could be
proceeded against in the same Nay As a
person of no special standing. Most
members of the committee. however. are
confident they have ample authority to
institute the contempt proceedings either
by bringing Mi. Marshall before the
House itself or by the formal procedure
OF having the Speaker cite him to the
supreme Court OF the District OF Co.
lumbia.
The Judiciary Committee Will meet
again next Tuesday. expecting then 10
reach Il final decision ON It's course. Some
Of the members believe that a way will
be found to avoid extreme action. Mfr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
Opposes R~actionary Laws.

The deal state OF distribution. Nj.
S'raus said. is one IN which the great
est freedom j. given to all consumers
'o take advantage OF the service Of the
most efficient merchant. limited only by
the possibility OF this Redo Develop
.n= into license and monopoly.
Regarding the argument advanced
hat wrongful use is made OF a manu-
lecturers reputation by advertising his
product at a price less than that es-
'ahlished by him Mr. Straus said: In
selling trade marked merchandise the
distributor. by virtue of the fact that
lie sells Il, places his seal OF approval
on ~ No merchant IAN hope to be con-
~tinuously successful unless he be will
ing to stand behind that which he sells
Arthur Cole. who Is connected with
one OF the large carpet and rug houses,
spoke In favor OF the bill.