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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, JUNE a., 1876.

| amended additional count overruled;
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Cuttings & Cham
berlin and R. 2. Mattingly; defendants
attorneys, c. C. Tucker and Evans
Browne.
Lucky va National Savings and Trust
ruled and Judgment on verdict for plain
tin VS.. defendant for 500; plaintiffs at
torney ]. H. Stewart; defendants at
torney, G. r. Williams
Werntz VS. Gibson; motion for Judg-
nent under I'D rule overruled, with leave
to defendant to plead within ten days;
plaintiffs attorney, e. l. Giles; defen-
Winter VS.. Lang; motion for Judgment
under I'D rule overruled; plaintiff
granted leave to amend declaration
within ten days; plaintiffs attorneys, d.
W. Baker and w. E. Leahy; defendants
attorney. B. E. HintCn.
Kennon VS.. Jalepes; credits of defen-
dant attached in hands of sarnlshers
ordered released. and credits paid to
trustee in bankruptcy of defendant;
plaintiffs attorney. Nelson Wilson.
Pope VS.. Mccormick; motion of plain
tiff for bill of particulars overruled;
plaintiffs attorney, Arthur HELEN; de-
fendant's attorney. Frank ]. Hogan.
Cioinei vs.. Washington and Old
Dominion Railway Company; plaintifr
oruered 10 1lle Undertaking as security
for costs within thirty days with leave
to deposit $50 in lieu thereof: plaintiffs
attorneys. Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh,
defendants attorney, W. ]. Lambert.
Quinn VS.. Capital Traction Company ct
al. demurrer to second plea of defen-
dant Capital Traction Company treated
as motion to strike and granted; plain
tiT's attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlin
and r. E. Mattingly; defendants at
torneys, c. H. syme, R. ]. Whiteford
and F. ]. Hogon.
Greager VS.. IAsner; motion to strike
out declaration overruled: plaintiffs at
torneys, Sheehy & Sheehy; defendants
attorneys Tobriner & Graham.
Greager VS.. Lsner; motion to strike
out declaration oyerruled; plaintiffs at
torneys, Sheehy & Sheehy; DEFENDANTS
attorneys, Tobriner & Graham.
Robert X. Bell We. Franklin X. Lane;
demurrer to answer overruled; petitioner
elects to stand. rule discharged and petl-
ton dismissed: appeal noted and bond
for costs fixed at 800; plaintiffs at
torneys, Samuel Herrick, r. P. Barnes
and r. S. Day; defendants attorneys, A.
T. Vogelsang, c. f. Wright and V.
Martin.
No assignment for today.
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Criminal Division. No. 1.
Juxtice siddons.

United States VS.. George w. Helm,
adultery; time to submit bill extended to
July l, and to file transcript to July Is;
attorney. NJ. Z. O'Brien-
United states VS.. George Pratt; non
support: bench warrant returned cepi;
defendant committed.
United States VS.. Irene Milstead: jury
respited; attorneys, NJ. z. O'Brien and
J. II. label.
Assignment for today:
Case on trial only.
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cifeuit Divfsfon Ne. =.
Justice Stafford.

Lillian NJ. Finney VS.. District of Co
lvnbia. and Charles L. Finney vs. Dis
trict OF Columbia; motion for new trial
overruled; Judgment on verdict for de-
fendant We. plaintiff for costs; appeal
noted; bond for costs flied at 800;
plaintiffs attorney. P. n. Marshan; de-
fendant's attorney. C. Fl. Syme.
Beeler VS.. Bowman; motion for tudg-
ment under I'D rule overruled; plain
tins attorney. T. L. Jenords; defendants
attorney, F. s. Swindell.
-Coghill vs. Norfolk and Washington
steamboat Company; demurrer to
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.


Samuel @ ana Elizabeth sohul1e, bog.
John NJ and Dora NJ 0Ibot, boy.
Herbert l. and Ethel V. Anderson. GIL
Joseph P. and Katharine E. oimet, boy.
NJ. Frank and Rose B. Rupert, boy.
J. P. and F. A Ackley. girl.
Elmer L. and Estella Corbin, boys, twina
Denis A. and Margaret Lane. girl.
George r. and Minnie A Bate, boy.
Milton D. and Fanny Z. Campbell, boy.
Arthur and Ruth c. Sountas, girl.
Milton and Lena Leinson, girl.
Randolph NJ. and Anne K. valz. girl.
Joseph L. and Esther Symonds, girl.
Charles @. and Hattie .. Ball, bog.
Charles and Rosie Racooen. girl
Abraham and Rebecca Wolf. boy.
George II. and Ada G. Mcdonald, boy.
Sidney and Katharine Thompsou, boy.
Herman and Phllis T. Ritz, boy
Charlie s. and Margaret Tnpp, girl
CoLORED.
william and Nellie Small. bog.
Obediah and Sails Carpenter, Girl
Charles W. and Amanda Coates, girl
Albert E and Clara W. Cherry, siri.
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Circuit Dfvfsfon Ne L
Justice Could

Hines ct al. vs.. Van valkenourg; plain
tir takes voluntary non-suit, and judg-
ment for costs; plaintiffs attorneys, C.
F. Digs: defendants attorneys, r. 8.
Hill and J. c. Rogers
Stearrnan, Administrative, vs. Rhine;
fat on writ Of scire facias; plaintiffs at
torney, Mark Stearman
Probey VS.. Gerber; jury respited; plain
tih's attorneys, W. J. Lambert, c. F.
Diggs and r. II. Yeatman; Defendants
attorneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear and
]. s. Easby-Smith.
Henderson VS.. Mann: time to submit
motion for new trial extended to July
l: plaintiffs attorneys, Edmund Hill, jr.,
and John Ridout; defendants attorney,
J. J. Darlington.
United States to use of Wong For Moy,
VS.. Kingsley ct al; time to submit mo-
tion for new trial extended TO July i;
plaintiffs attorneys, Howard Boyd and
Nelson Wilson; defendants attorneys,
Hamilton & Hamilton.
kshl-Holt Co. vs.. John GIL 4 Sons;
tine TO submit motion for new trial ex-
tended to July 1; plaintiffs attorneys,
Berry & Minor and c. W. Bell; defend
ants attorneys, Douglas, Ruf1n q obear.
Assignment for today.
Case on trial only.
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Criminal Division. No. 4

TKnor VS.. McGarter; time to submit
bill of exceptions extended to July IL,
and to- file transcript to July q; plain
tiff's attorney. w. H. Richards; defend
ants attorneys, A. W. Scott and W. c.
Martin.
In re estate Of Caroline L RiIford; |;
trial Of issues reset for June %.
Lunaey hearings IN afternoon.
Sentences for today at 10 a. m. by JUS
tice Gould.
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LaMAuifs.


5s2e2-Stokes & Smith Co. VS.. Robert
W. Monahsn; certiorari; defendants at
torney, L A. Block.
6s263-Afoert T. Kuntz VS.. Frederick c.
Huth; damages $4,000; plaintiffs attor-
neys. A l. Newmyer and George w.
Kries.
5s264-George Butt vs. Boyle-Robertson
Construction Co., Inc, and Samuel Mil
Ter, doing business as Samuel Miller &
Co.; damages 5000; plaintiffs attorneys,
W. J. Lambert and F. 8. Smith.
5s265-NeJfb Hekimian vs. S. Walter
woodward; damages $500; PLAINTIFFS at
torneys, Eugene A. Jones and c. r.
Ahalt.
5s2ss-James A. Kenney We. Sarah L.
Clements, trading as J. T. Clements
Sons; judgment m. c. sl56.o5; plaintiffs
attorneys, Loving & Hammer.
6926F-James c. Curtis & Co. w. Sarah
L. Clements. trading as ]. T. Clements
Sons; judgment m. c. s1ss.3o; plaintiffs
attorneys, Loving & Hammer.
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
uoo-In re Harvey /. Cassidy; sales
man; voluntary, liabilities ss,1S426: as
sets, s1A.E; attorney, Harriet Freebey.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Square SlT, lot n. South Kenitwosth-Bernard
g. Brown Ct ux- Laura v. to John ". Cooper.
rs Navy placs southeast. square IS, lot r3-Mae
z Crifsa to William G. Long so
Tennesses Avenue between Q and ID streets north
east, square loS2 lot a-Hary A. Kite ct ux.
aairs WHshs 70 Jssss W. and Graos ]. Bdsu.
soinS tnaAfA ~
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Bankruptcy Division.
JuRttce Stafford.

In re William C. Bergman; order rat
flying report OF special master on trus-
tees final report and account
In re Harvey !. Cassidy; adjudication
and reference TO Ralph D. Quinter, ref
cree.
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COLORED.
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WH1TE
Cashsrins Narlatt. - yean, 60 Randolph st. n-
Sarah F1nces Van Doren, %. 60 Aass. sys. n,
D. Ivor Ofutt, g. l5E 3ad It NV.
May Carroll G., ga Bates NV. b.
Virginia n Roger. 6, 10 Adams IT. nv.
Daniel W. Bereudgs. "A, Govt. Hosp insane
Lilo Cardia, s., Garfield Hospital
Mary Shottr. IS. Wash. Asylum Hosp
George C. shunAte. 9. G. W. o, Hosp
Samuel OdeAy, q, sibley Hospital
Julian Carver. 70, Malthy Bldg
Mary Elizabeth Cavanaush. 1906 Kalncams rd
Edward Sullivan, %, 1903 xrd St NV
Emma b. wardG 50. ~ 18th II sv
Frank P Madigan. s., 18th and D sta -
James n. Howlin. g. rs 18th st. Sc
C0LORED
Walter Carter 60, Govt Hosp. Insane.
Sarah johnson, e. Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Winnie Young. 70. 1916 5th st NV,
Frank Boyd. months. lsaa Tsnperance sss Nv
william Smith. u ysa4 TuA9uuAsas TA
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPRovED Crf RIAL
STATE at lowest current rat0i 1psdAl p-sruega
sith rfspect 70 pros psymenA T1LER q RUrR.
ERFORD. Inc. 81 18th u
MONEY 10 LoAN-sEe 10 UWW on D. c
real estate. Several trust fundk ~ TO psf cset
AL tnnsaettons ccnducted with eccncmisl eonaa
srstion for borrower wA. h SAUNDERS .
CO., oouehern Building. 90 yta a. AZ,
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

AT SEA ISLE CITY, n, j.
Two comfortable cottages, near Beach; modern con-
renisnces. For rent or sale Apply BOX ID,
Herald Office.
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LEGAL REAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

street between Twenty-nrye and Twsnty-ssccnd
streets northwest, squsrs q. part original lot >
Carrie L. Lovstte to Anna D, Tankard. $500
Blouninsdale lot 80. block Peter Rsmags et
ux. Anna K. Z. to Smith @. Shane. $40.
Moore & Barbour's second addition. lot s.. block
7-Peter Rsmage ct VI. Anna X. z. to Smith
@. Shane. SO.
SQUARE l7E, lot N-willisrn H. Richie ct u1
Mnnis B. to Laura L. Beck, SO.
SQUARE 2sT lot s. saurs additon-Hoaacs G.
smithy ct VI. Rosals L. to Adelins B. Walker.
SO
Moore 4 BUbour'. addition. lot 5. block s-John
II. label and Walter o'lIsra. trustees. to Mary
@. Emery, A.no
California street. between Twenty-fourth and
Tverty-nfth streets northwest, Belair Heights. lot
l. block 3-Msre Car,isi ct vir Charles Y. to Daniel
J Callahan. SO; trust, S.po.
Rear Of II strest. between Twenty-nrst and Tven-
U-second streets northwest square ST. lot II
Davitt d. Chidester ct Elizabeth N. to Charles
d. Cugle, SO; trusts
ESs street, between Trnth and Eleventh streets
southeast, square s4 east part lot 3-Thomss B.
Clagxett ct VI. Annie Z to August Il Hermann.
So
squar, NO. lot IL whitnsJ Close-Nasa W.
Daily et ux. Arkansas To Dallas T. Daily. SO.
D street. between Fffteenth and siItsenth streets
southeast. square lGi. lot 43-Jacoo A Kroou to
Harry 4. Kite. so.
square $50, lot 81, Chillurn Cas.ls Hsishts-Iaae
r. LesTerton ct Anna T. to Edson w. Brggs.
Turner'S Improvement lot 6. parcel l2il-s-
Susanna A. hcrelsnd to Maurice HeltmAn, SO;
trust. $500
Square Eu. lots IS and S. CniIlun Castle
Heishts-Munssy Trust Company 10 Robert H.
Woods 400.
Turner'S Improvement, lot 10. parcel l2fls-F.
oskslooska Slater to Maurice Heltman. SO.
lbs Thirteenth street northwest. Pleasant Plsina.
lots a and 40. square 2J. lot o. Mount Peasant
lot s56-Wipiam s. Dewhirst ct ur. Susan L. TO
Ethel L. Rutty. So
$40 Fourteenth street northwsst-Grace NJ
Pitchlynn to Ethel NJ. Rutty, lot b University
Park, block n. $40.
Ethel VI. Rutty conveys same property to william
S. and susau>L. Dewhirst, sl0
Gizor and Mount Airy-Antou Stephan Ct ux. 10
Harry Wilson, part lot l. square 1910. SO
1876 street northwest-Ths Stone Land Com
pany, incorporated. to Roberta K. Stons witmer
Sl5 INTEREST," and to Bessie p Stone CTl5 INTEREST,"
parts original lots g. and 10. square 24 SO osD G
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
nv. e., b......Ss 90 Z seston e., - 20
70! 0uiny. lor. b.. $50 l4ls esh NV, l0. b. $ 50
la5 d, 6r.. d.. z 80 S4 L St me- l0. b. 50
6e 9Th, b.. D.. $50 1913 Md. ne. lr. b. - %
lt55 Euclid. lo B.. $50 81 9Th NV. l4r.. b.. IS GO
3fl Holmssd 81, b. 81 81 7va 9Th ne 6r b.. $50
1850 Calvert, lor. b. f5 50 kirkman Apt. ST..
Zlo F1sgler sr. b; b. .................... % 50
vacant July L.. 80
D. H. JOHNSON Co., 1888 H St. NV.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
'0MONTICELLOr 70

hentucfy ave, near Beach and al sttDros
~ cho4cr rcoms: p-1uB hsth1 running vster.
trsciue public rooms and NerADoxS E1c.pi1nsl
me table Good music. Bs thing from koassL q
gp daily. so ID weekly. SPECIAL werf end nd
Booklet Auto each. l2Ih sesson. A. c. Efhol2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
At S7.95

Seven pretty little negli-
gees Of crepe de chine and
satin. Petal effect illus
taied is charming like all
the models-wide lace edge
neck and is caught by rose
at waistline. Pink. Wis
taria, rose, blue, cherry,
orchid and Copenhagen.
Evening Petticoats, Special
At S3.45. Two beautiful little
petticoats for evening wear are
shown In washable satin--full
and prettily trimmed with
rows and rows of lace, inser-
ton. and ribbon; one model has
net UNDERWRITERS. lILustroted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
Il Very Special Offering Of
Genuine "Manchuria''
POn9ee, S1.25 3D.

One yard wide In the much-wanted rough weave which
is not only utraashionabe but s noted for its excellent
wearing quality.
White. pink. ciel blue utld Fouer ba.. Copenhagen.
royal blue light and dark nary lUe, pearI
battleshp qroy, beach tan brcun, aid ro,e, dull old
rose, and black
Note Considering the scarcity Of desirable pongees,
plus the shortage of dyes this is really remarkable
Offering All the colors in demand this season;
shades of blue and several here for choos
ing. GIMBELS-Sccond Floor
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Attractfvely Priced
Household
Linens

All Linen, damssk pattern Ia
bic Cloths, full bleached,
strong and serviceable. Size
6sx6s in, 81 each. Size 68x
SIS in, $3.50 each. Napkins,
23x23 in, $3.50 doz.; PAPA
in, $3.50 COZ.
All Linen. extra heavy, double
dsmssk pattern Table Cloths,
in circular designs
Size TOXIC and 72x72, $2.75
and $3.50 each.
Size 70x8S and 72x90, $3.50
and s5.75 each.
Size 7Oxl06 and 72xloS, 1925
and 81 each.
Size 8lxS1, S6.25 each.
Size 90xs0, 81 each.
Napkins TO Match
Size 22x22, $3.50 doz.
Size 24x24, $3.50 doz.
All Linen, Hemstitched and
Hemmed Guest Towels, with
neat damssk borders. Some
have space for monogram.
Sale price $500. $3.50, $40
and $3.50 per dozen.
All Linen, Hemstitched Huck
Towels, neatly figured bor-
ders, exceptional values -
$40, s7.20 and $1,000 per
dozen.
Glass Towel specials. hemmed.
$1.s5, s2.z5, $2.75 and 1915
dozen.
Crash Towel specials, hemmed,
$3.50. s2.15 and $500 dozen.
CIMBELS-Second Floor
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LinOleunnS

Heavy quality Inlaid Limo.
leums, reg. $l.35; now
sl.05 So. yd.
Inlaid Linoleums, regularly
sl.l0; now Csc So. I'd.
Heavy quality Printed Ii.
noleums, 4 yards wide,
enough TO cover the or
binary room without
seams; reg. 75c; now SOC
50. yd.
GIMBELS-Sixth Floor
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Rugs
Special for Mondays een-
ing. Just a few items are
quoted of the many great
values to be found in our
Carpet and Rug Depart
ments.
Administer Hsr Rors. very best
quality, one piece, sx12 Il.
room size, Oriental patterns;
value s39.5o-Specisl SIS.
Royal Wilton Rugs, Sx12 n.
room size all-over designs;
value s42.50-Special $3.50.
Administer Hall Rugs very best
quality, 22hxlb f.; value
ss.7cSpecial S5.5s.
Heavy Printed LnoleumA 56e
square yard; regularly Zoe;
4 yards wide-slightly i'm
perfect.
GIMBELS-Sixth Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

The Gimbel Tea Room-Eighth Floor
When The lady Of the house goes shopping NTH The
intention Of dining IN topn NTH her husband The cues
lion OF phcre 10 dine should NOT be perpicxns in the
least, since there is Cinbcls 10 think Of. The Ciroel
Restaurant Grill for Gentlemen and Tea Room are
rapidly becoming the Social Rcndezpou, Of The
Shopping District Eighth Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

No Charge Trimming Service-Millinery
II happen, occasionally that the pondrOusy large
and varied Cimbcl Millinery Salon, foil 10 find suit
able hat t,r fosidious taste but certainty the
shapes and The Necessary materials here for such
one. Which that ne Mi! rirl viihou charge.
hat TO suit pOu nth material, OF your choosing.
provided Only that you buy them here Third Floor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-02

addressing his, soldiers) will e;:ual
those of the past and present.
! A message from the Emperor Vii
lam to the German imperial chancel-
lor, DR.. yon Bethmann- Hollweg, on
the second anniversary of the war,
says:
"There are still hard times ahead.
After the terrible storm of two years
of war the desire for sunshine and
peace is stirring all human hearts
But the war continues because the
battle-cry of the enemy governments
is still the destruction of Germany.
The blame fro further bloodshed falls
only on our enemies. Germany knows
she is fighting for existence; knows
her strength and relies on Gods help.
Therefore there is nothing to shake
our determination or endurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-02
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
81 Being Constantly Supplied VIII
Theaford's Black Draught,

NcDrf, Val suffered for sever;
7ears," says Mrs. J. s.. Whitaker,
his place, "w!ll sick headache, an;
stomach iro,!blc.
Ten years ago a ircrd told TIC TO r.,
.1rcGiord's i,!ack- l1raug.,;, w'iIch ! do
md found il to &c t'1c tcst tas1tiY mad;
inc for young and old.
keep Black Dianght O. llaHd ~ ~
!ir:s nov, aid wien my Children tel :;
little bad, they ask nc for dose, and :.
does them more good tfla: any Hicoic!H'
they ever tried.
We never have long spell OF s:e;:.
less in o;:r family. since We Commences
sing Slack- Drausht.
1'iediotd's Black Orrug!lt IS rr:c.
vegetable, and has bcf,l io.,aa y icSi
ate weak 2oHlaciis, a,d digestion. re-
ieye indigestion, co;ic. wind, NAUSEA
1eadaehe. sick stomach. and s'riiia'
symptoms. 8 & y ~ r.
Ii has. been in constant use Tor Tic'ri
han 70 years, ard las bcnc!itec hlote
:f1an & million people.
Your druggist selis ana recommend;
5laek-Dlaught. Pre- onl.' ?5c. ,:ss
kckafs to-aaS, kGsa
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Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect May %, 1915

Schedule in effect May %, 1915
For Washington and points north
daily sos, S:23, 1888 am 1901, 12:1e
1913, 2:30, Through train for New
York, via 7. L. r. GIG, 1858, 11:3j
p. m.
: For Fredericksburg, Richmond and
Joints south at 4:37, 1853, (local) and
.9:47, a. m. 1916, 1922, 1892, SIT
(local) 6:57, 9:47, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at 1928, p. m. Saturdays ard Ills g.
Il. other days of week.
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TESTING THE
CUSTER LAW

Commissioner Doherty's petition
for the removal from Office of l.. C
Brock, Mayor of the town of Smith
field, for alleged misconduct in office
will not bring to a real test the eff.
ficacy of the custer law, under the
provisions of which Mr.. Doherty
filed his petition, as is suggested by
Richmond cotcmporary. The charge
against Mayor Brock is not based Or
any dereliction in the Performance OF
his executive duties, but grows out
of the fact that as Mayor he is es
officio justice Of the peace he "know-
ing and willfuly misconducted him
self in Office"
AS has been pointed out, the custer
law provides no new remedy in cases
of this character, but only offers
method of bringing them to the bar
of the court. Mayor-or Justice
Brock will have q right to demand
trial by jury. If ne had been pro.
ceeded against under the olded
practice, which is still allowable, he
would have mad the same right. So
in availing his department of the
provisions of the custer law, Com
missioner Doherty has merely elected
between two concurrent methods of
so. It was to meet cases for
which no other summary remedy was
provided that the custer law was
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in honesty to have added that the
Secretary of State and the Ambas-
sador referred to had to retire from
office long time ago. Mr.. Hughes
notion that if something else had been
done there would have been no des-
truction of American lives by the
sinking of the Lusitania" is either
dishonest or childish. Germany would
not have been deferred from embark
ing on the submarine campaign by
we could have said, no mat
ter how it was said, but in the end
the President won a notable diplo-
matte triumph in the German con-
cessions in reply to our demands at
ter the attack on the Sussex, since
which time the submarine campaign
has been largely in allegiance. In the
language of an English writer, "Mr.
Wilson's note did the trick"
We learn furthermore that Mr..
Hughes is in favor of protective
tariff and woman suffrage. His
promise of rural credits measure IS
a little superfluous, as the Democrats
have already enacted that. The
greater part of the speech is an ef-
fort to befog the political issues by
millennial state that will
result from electing him President
Everybody is in favor of the millen-
mum. Political issues relate to the
means of attaining it. Except for
the tariff, Mr.. Hughes is exceeding"
ly careful not to disclose his means
Of attaining that blessed state of
virtue and happiness.
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Further Particulars of
J. D. NORMO YI-E
King and Royal Streets
REDUCED FARES TO FRONT.
ROYAL, VA.

Account the Horse Show at Front
Royal, Va, Southern Railway will
have on sale at Washington, D. c.,
Harrisonburg, Va, and intermediate
stations special round trip tickets
August Is, 16 and II, bearing final
return limit of August 18th. For de-
tailed information as to fares, sche-
dulles, etc., consult agent or write
C. w. Westbury, G. A, Washington,
D. c..