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FOR FORTHECONGRESS FORTHECONGRESSjTY THE GONGRESS GONGRESSON
ON CITY jTY PLANNING PLANNINGFirst
First irst National Conference ConferenceWill ConferenceVill ConferenceWill
Will Open in Masonic MasonicT Masonicern
Temple T TP TPPRESIDENT ern mple le Next Friday FridayPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT WILL WILLATTEND WILLATTEND WILLATTEND
ATTEND BANQUET BANQUETMarshr
Marshr Civic Exhibit To Be On OnShow OnSh9w OnShow
Show At Raleigh Hotel HotelSunday H9telSunday Hotelt
t Sunday May 23 23With 23tltk 232111th
With tltk but one week remaining remSnin be before before
fore tfc tlM formal opening here at the theflrst thefirst theflrat
first National Congress on City Plan Planr Planring
ring r In text Friday practically all arrangements ar arrangaments arrangements
rangements have been completed by the thelooal thelocal 1 1looal
looal eommltteo with the announcement announcementtoday announcomonttoday announcementtoday
today of the full program programOpening programOpening I
Opening with e a general meeting in the theauditorium theudltorlum theauditorium
auditorium of the Masonic Temple Fri Friday Friday Fr Frday ¬
day night which will be presided over overby overby overby
by Vice President Sherman and at ativhieh atW atwhich
which W hlah an address will be made by byPresident byPresident byPresident
President Tart the congress con e8S will con conclude conclude conclude ¬
clude its deliberations with a banquet banquetat
at the Raleigh Hotel the following followingnight tollowlnnight followingnight
night Saturday May 22 22The 2 2The 22Time
The real work however will not be begin boIdn begin ¬
gin until the next day Sunday when whenthe whonthe whenthe
the famous Marsh exhibit of New York Yorksetting YorkBettinI Yorksetting
setting forth civic conditions in all parts partsof partsat partsof
of the world orld will be opened on the tenth tenthfloor tenthfioor tenthfloor
floor of the Raleigh Hotel This ex exlilbit ex1IIbit exhibit
lilbit will be supplemented by an anon extensive anonBlve extonsive ¬
sive display of charts photographs and andother andother andother
other features setting forth local con conditions condItions conditlons ¬
ditions
Exhibit On a Week WeekThe WeekThe WeekThe
The exhibit will continue a week weekclosing weekclo weekclosing
closing clo Ing Saturday May 20 and it is isexpected Isexpected Isf
f expected that practically all the per persona poresons persons ¬
sons attending attend Ins the two days confer conference contorence conference ¬
ence will remain in Washington Wasblngt n to tomake toako tonmako
make ako an exhaustive study 8t dy of It ItThe ItThe ItThe
The principal features sought to be bebrought bebrousht bebrought
brought out by the exhibit will be bebrought bebrought bebrought
brought out ut in addresses addre sos to be delivered deliveredeach deliveredeach deliveredeach
each night while it t contInuos The full fullnrogram fullnrogram fullnrogram
nrogram for the congress and exhibit exhibitas
as announced today by Allen D > Albert Albertjr Albertr
jr r chairman of the local committee committeeon
on arrangements is as follows followsFriday followsltkla followsFrMav
Friday ltkla May tl 8 p m mGeneral General moot meeting mootIng mooting ¬
ing in auditorium of Masonic Temple Templethe Temple1h
e the 1h Vice President presIding address by
the one president al Ja ent address on Housing con conditions Condlt1ons Cond ¬
d ditions IB 1Vashin Washington ton by b Surgeon SurgeonGeneral SurgeonU
U General tmne Jleral m ral Grange M L Steraberg Sternber torn be U S S6 A Aretired Aret1red Aretired
retired president of the PresidentsHomes presldentsll Presidents
Homes ll < mes Commission CommissionSaturday CommlstHonS Commission CommissionSaturday
Saturday S turday May lay 22 S p m mBanquBt mBanquBtroom Banquet Banquetroom
room Raleigh Hotel dinner to the dele delegates delelat68 delegatba ¬
gates to the national congress
Sunday May 21 W a m to 7 p m
Exhibit open to American Federation of
J Labor > and Knights of Labor Laborronday LaborMonday
Monday May lIa 34 10 a m to 7 p m
Exhibition open to public
Tuesday May 36 10 a m to 12 llEx Ex ¬
hibition open to the officials of the Gov Government Government Government ¬
ernment 12 l lecture to public on
City CSt Planning in Washington in Rela Relation Relation Relation ¬
tion to Tuberculosis by William H
Baldwinr Baldwin
r Special Display Open OpenWednesday OpenWednesday OpenWednesday
Wednesday May 35 = 10 a m to 12 12ipeelal 12peclal 12pedal
pedal display of exhibit for members membersof
of Congress Congr 88 12 1 to 7 p m exhibit open opento oponto opento
to public 8 p m illustrated mustrat lecture lectureGlenn leetureGlenn lectureGlenn
Glenn Brown The Park Commission CommissionPlan CommlsslocrJaR CommissionPlan
Plan for Washington WashingtonThursday WashIngtonThursday WashingtonThursday
Thursday May 27 L7I0 71 15 am to 7 p m mexhibit mfxblblt mixblblt
ixblblt exhibit open to public S p m illusta illus illustrated ¬
trated ta ed lecture to public World Prog ProgMarsh pro protMS Proproes
tMS In City PlannIng Benjamin
Marsh secretary national committee
Friday FridA May Iay 2s 10 a m to 7 p m mxhlblt
Exhibit open to public 8 p m illus IIusrated ¬
gated rated lecture to public Surgeon General
George M L Sternborg U S A retired
Housing Conditions In Washington
Saturday May lay 28 10 a a m tou7 t tq 7 p mExhibit m mJxhlblt
Exhibit open o n to officers of public Instruotlon in
truotlon 8 p pm m illustrated talks on ongates onarlous onarioua
arlous phases or city planning by dole doleliatoa dolegates
gates to congress congressIn congr congressIn 8fJ 8fJIn
In addition to announcing the program pro program program ¬
gram the committee today issued Issuedstatement a astatement 3Btatemeot
statement concerning the objects for forwhich forW fo fowhich r
W which S the congress e has been called
fnes hb
Besides setting forth t the e fact otthat that t
the movement was Inaugurated b by
the 1 he Board of Trade the Chamber o oommerce of ofommerc i
Commerce + ommerc and the Federation of Lay Laymen Laymen Laymen ¬
men with the view of focusing In In1n
Washington 1n hington national interest in im improving Imrovlng Improving ¬
proving civic conditions the statemeat state statement statoment ¬
ment briefly explains the benefits to t o
m be derived from the study of the ex exJilblt exllblt exldblt
Jilblt and other features which will willform wIiform 111 111fora 1
form a a part of the conference and andconvention andconv an anconvention d
convention conv ntlon
The Statement StatementFollowing StatementleIlowlDf StatementFJlowing
Following is the statement in full fullThe fullThe ull ulln
The n Chamber of Commerce the theBoard tbeBoard th thBoard e
Board of t Trade and the Federation of ofLaymen oCLamOft o oLaymen f
Laymen of the District of Columbia ColumbiaContinue CoItlm1tlaCCUnuo ColumbiaCssUnaed
Continue on Third Page PageWEATHER PageWEATHER PagaWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTTlae I IThe
+ The temperature has fallen ran in the theupper theuppor th thupper e
upper Lake region and th the Northwest Northwestcm Northw8Im Northw Northwrrn set
cm States and it continues high in UM UMKasiern tMJoaserD thiFasern
Kasiern and ad Southeastern Southeat rn States and andthe aa aat
the 1 he middle West WastThe WestThe Ve t tThe
The western disturbance will move moveslowly mGesowlv tnovslowly
slowly eastward ea tward and cau cause local rains rainsand raJnt ra rat Jet s
t t and thunderstorms thunderstorms in n the north Atlantic Atlanticand AUanUeand Atlan Atlanand
and ratddte Atlantic AU8 tlc States UM be Onto Ontov OhiolIoy Oh Ohalley b
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tug the next thirtysix hours hoursFORECAST hoursJfORJ hoursFORSCA5T
FORECAST JfORJ CAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTUnsettled DISTRICTUneetUod DISTRICTUnsettled
Unsettled and continued warm warmweather wareweather W8ntIWeather
weather with thunder showers tonight tonightor tonlghor t
or Saturday light Il < < ht to moderate vari variable varlable ad adable ¬
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Named As Head of the Bureau o oSteam of ofSteam f
Steam Engineering of the theNavy theNavy
Navy DepartmentCONE Department DepartmentPresident DepartmentCONE
CONE MADE CHIEF CHIEFOF CHIEFOF
OF NAVAL BUREAU BUREAUPresident BUREAUPresident
President Appoints Him to toEngineering toEngineering toEngineering
Engineering Post End Ending Ending Ending ¬
ing OM td Fight FightPresident FightPre FightPresident
President Pre ldent Taft this llaafterncon afternoon sent sentthe to tothe tothe
the Senate the name of Hutch X Cone Coneto Coneto Coneto
to be chief of the Bureau of o < Steam En Engineering Englneorlng Englneoring ¬
gineering gineeringThis glneorlngThis glneoringThis
This selection selectl n settles the controversy
brought about by the opinion of Attor Attorney Attorney Attorney ¬
ney General Wlokersham who decided decidedyesterday decIdedyosterday decidedesterday
yesterday y that as Rear Admiral Bartonfa Barton Bartonis
is on the retired list the e Bureau ofSteam of ofSteam orStoam
Steam Engineering Engine rtng was without a a head headA headA headA
A navy medical board retired Admiral AdmiralBarton AdmiralBarton AdmiralBarton
Barton vacating aCtlngtbe the plaee plaeeLieutenant pla plaLlwtenant
Lieutenant Commander Cone has been beenfilling beenmUng
filling the place pla ine iii the beginning df dfthe of ofthe d dthe >
the Taft Administration but has never
been dmiguatM or detailed for thepost the thepost theJo
post Jo t His detail will be received with withconsiderable wIthcOllsldorabJe withcoltsidorable
considerable satisfaction throughout the theservice theservlco theservice
service and especially o by the youngerelement younger youngerelement youngerclement
element among the officers officersLieutenant officersI ofhcersLieutenant
Lieutenant I commander Cone is one oftke of ofthe otthe
the youngest ounge t officers to be detailed for torthe forthe
the highest post po t in hla hl particular de department department department ¬
partment While he has had a brilliant brilliantcarer brilliantcarer brilliantcarer
carer in the navy naV Lieutenant Com Commander Commander Commander ¬
mander Cones Cone most mo t conspicuous her ser r ¬
vice was as 8 commander of the flotilla
of torpedo boats that circumnavigated
the South American continent in ad ¬
vance of the battleship fleet
This performance former President
Roosevelt thought deserved d rved greater
praise than taking the battleship fleet
around the world On arrival at Sun S n
Francisco Lieut Com Cone then a
lieutenant wa W8 promoted to the grade
of lieutenant commander and assigned 8ilgnoo
to duty a8 chief engineer oC the bat
fleet and accompanied the fleeton fleet Ieeton
on the remainder of its trip around th thworld tbworld thworld
world worldShortly worldShortly worldShortly
Shortly after the arrival of the fie
here he was temporarily assigned
duty in the office of the chief of i ibureau ibureau Ibureau
bureau of steam engineering engineeringBULLETS engineerlnBULLETS engineeringBULLETS
BULLETS WELCOMELYNCHERIS WELCOME WELCOMELYNCHED WELCOMEL
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clash between soldiers and a mob t
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Department Da artmeat today Tit The Montana wh Wbi8S
was 8S delayed at Gibraltar will arrive arrivewithin Arrlyevllhln arrivewithin
within a day or twoThese two twoThose twoTh
Those Th < > so two vetwelH ve el were dispatched 41 atehed to t
Mersina to look after American inter Intertal interseta
seta tal which bleb nave been be Imeerflled ducts during g
the recent disturbance in n that vicinity
Star 125 To Baltimore and ReturnSaturdays Return BeturnSaturdays ReturnSaturdl1l
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvanla ¬
vania Railroad Tickets TJek ts good returning returninguntil returninguntll returnin returninuntil g
until Sunday night AH 1l regular trains trainsexcept tral88oxcept foal foalexcept Rs
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SHERMAN LOSES LOSESI
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i i Vice Presidents Son Out ofRace of ofRace ofRace
Race For the GolfTrophy Golf GolfTrophy GolfTrophy
Trophy TrophyTUCKERMAN TrophyTUCKERMAN TrophyTUCKERMAN
TUCKERMAN BADLY BADLYBEATEN BADLYBEATEN BADLYI
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Friends FriendsT
T M Sherman son of Vice President PresidentSherman PresidentShennan PresidentSherman
Sherman and prominent on his own ownaccount ownaccount ownaccount
account as one of the the best be t golf players playersIn
In New York State lost his match in inthe Inthe n nthe
the spring golf tournament of the Chevy ChevyChase ChevYChase ChevyChase
Chase 6olf Club this morning to Allan AllanLard AllanI AllanLard
I J Lard the crack player of the club clubBy clubB clubByhis
By B Byhis his defeat today Sherman Sherm n is elimated elim eliminated elimInated ¬
i inated ated from competition for the trophy trophyin
in n the regular play He may ma enter en tor the theconsolation theconsolation theonsolation
consolation c rounds at the close of theregular the theregular theregular
regular tournament tournamentSherman tournmentSherman tourn ment mentSherman
Sherman was defeated but not until untilafter untilafter untilafter
after one o at of the mbst grueling matches matchesof
of the presenttourney was played The Thebattle Thebattle Thebattle
battle was carried carr ed right up p to the eight eighteenth eighteenth eighteenth ¬
eenth hole where Lard won by 2 up upand apand upnd
and a nd 1 1 to playLards play playLards pIa pIaLards
Lards Clean DrivesLard Drives DrivesLanl DrivesTald
Lard Covered t the course course in 74 one onepoint onepoInt onepoint
point behind the score madeby made by Shermanesterday Sherman Shermanyesterday Shermanyesterdny
yesterday y aternoon a iornoon Lards play this thismorning thlJmorning thismorning
morning was marked by clean drives drivesBut drivesB drivesBut
But B t ho h Avon his his match by his putting puttingon
on the final hole holeShermans holeShermans holeShermans
Shermans play pla was 85 likewise a revela revelation revelation revelation ¬
tion to local golfers In no respect was washis washis washis
his play behind that of Lard and attimes at attiroes attimes
times was 88 oven more spectacular The Theolder Thoolder Theolder
older player however was 3S more con consistent consistent consistent ¬
sistent On the seventeenth hole Sherman Sher Sherman Sherman ¬
man drove two balls out of bounds houndsThis boundsThis boundsThis
This dispelled his last chance to run runhis
his match into 17 0 extra holes an end for forwhich torYhlch forwhich
which ha h was evidently playing When
e eighteenth hole was halved Sherman
lost his onir onl chance to tie up the score
Lard practically won his match on the theseventeenth thesovent theseventeenth
sovent seventeenth nth hole He clubbed his sec second seoand aeoond ¬
ond shot but ran down a long put and andwon andon andwon
won on the hole holeStarts hol holStarts holeStarts
Starts Like a Winner WinnerSherman WinnerShennan WinnerSherman
Sherman started like a winner Afterthe After Afterthe Afterthe
the first bole was halved the visitor visitorforged visitorforged visitorforged
forged ahead and won on the second eecondand lSocondaI secondnd
and a nd third The fourth was halved Sher Sheramn Shergained Sliergained
amn gained a greatecleadon greater great Jead I don on tho fifth fifthThe 1UthThe fifthThe
The sixth was U halved hal and and on the sev seventh seventh seventh ¬
enth Lard Jt > teaxy team y and consistent style stylebegan stylebegan stylebegan
began to He won this and halved halvedthe halvedthe
the te teth th t ceventh e venth was won by byLard byLard byLard
Lard and tne twelfth was a tie After AfterLard A AfterLard ter terLard
Lard won the thirteenth Sherman aban abandoned abandoned abandoned ¬
doned his spectacular drives and an < i was wassatisfied wassatisfied wassatisfied
satisfied with halving the fourteenth fourteenthfifteenth fourteenthfttteenth
fifteenth ana sixteenth After Lard Lardcaptured Lardcaptured Lardcaptured
captured tho seventeenth hole Sherman Shermanmade Shermanmade Shermanmade
made a desperate de parate effort to pull pu pull I up with withthe withthe withthe
the 1 gar In the latter part of the themate thematl themate
mate Cards work was particularly particularlynota parUcularlynota
nota for or his good ood approaches approachesTh
Th > l illerlea this afternoon were even evenlary evenlaIF evenlarg
lary roan ian those this morning About Aboutnoc AboutnO Aboutnot
not nO T re e visitors began to arrive and andthr andthc andtlu
thc ink n o e this afternoon presented an anar annr anat
ar r nift t r t scene Washingtons society societyw
w i were oro on hand and a liberal liberals
s fn fnlt < t of men prominent in official officialr
r Sf witched R l 1cmed ed the start in the second secondMcDonald secondMcDnald secondcDcnald
McDonald cDcnald Beats Brite Britee
e second eight C B McDonald McDonaldrdeu McDonaldrd8U McDonaldr
r rdeu City Club beat A Tt T The Tf
< f < tJfthe t the he Chevy Chats Club in a amatch amdeh amatch
match The Th score was 4 up upjlay upy upy upI
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to this morning was that be betwc bet betwe
twc t > Hividson vSd on of the Columbia ColumbiaClHb ColumbIaClub ColumbiaClimb
Club and nsby n by McCammon of theChevy the theOievy theCJtevy
Chevy Chase ClubGreet Club ClubGreat ClubGr
Greet Great Gr < < ft Interest t was shown in this thismat thIsmak thismat
mat beeace beeau e each contestant was aenrdentattve a aartawntatlve a9r
artawntatlve 9r nwtlv player of his club Da Dawon Dawon Dawon
won on the lat hole by 1 up upo upm
o 1 m at the seventh vonth hole but butHI butI
1 I HI I 4 ninth While David Davidr Davldreteh
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the first hale 80 u < i 1 i tn tnTravis trTravis
Travis won the Chloe i Fug pu tur turthe i ithe ai 1
the fourth anti a by an It xRm unu ft ci cld < t I Itb t
Ua the champion lost the fifth ftfUtOn
On this th note hl hIM second shot lodged lodgeda
a tree treeTravis treeTravis
Travis took a good look at the tree trcldecJded tro
decided be would not ollmb it and andContinued andContinued an anContinued d
Continued on Third Xh1nlla Yage e1
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T M SHERMAN
SOUTHERNERS sO OBJECT OBJECTTO OBJECTTO OBJECTO
TO O NEGROS PRESENCE PRESENCEFive PRESENGEiFive PI ESENGE ESENGEFive
Five Members Leave House Office Building Restaurant RestaurantWhen RestaurantWhen RestaurantWhen
When Register of the Treasury Vernon IsGiven Is IsGiven IsGiven
Given Place at One of the Tables
Because W v T 1 Vernon the prominentcolored prominent prominentcolored
colored politician now register of the theTreasury theTreasury timeTreasury
Treasury was given a seat in theHouse tho thoHouse thoHouse
House o co building there is a large largesized largesized
sized row rowan on over the matter precipi precipitated precipitated ¬
tated by some of the members of the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House from the South SouthRegister SouthRegister SouthRegister
Register Vernon why wh > was at th the Capitol Capj Cap CapItol
Itol on business with a colored frleidwont IrferiflT IrferiflTwent frl frlwent
went to the House o oce once ce building res restaurant restaursnt restaurant ¬
taurant for lunch It happened that thatfive thatfive thatve
five fi ve southern members of Congress were wereseated wereseated werecoated
seated there They included Representatives Represen Representatives ReprelMlntatlves ¬
tatives Garner and Dies of u Texas TexasSims TexasSIms TexasSims
Sims of Tennessee Candler cf r Missis Mississippi Missisippi l1sslsslppl ¬
sippi s ippi and Stanley of Kentucky KentuckyVernon KentuckyVernon KentuckyVernon
Vernon was given a seat and nd when whenthey whenthey whenthey
they saw it the members of the House Housenamed Housenamed Housenamed
named got up in anger sad d left the res restaurant restaurant restaurant ¬
taurant Had it not been for calm calmcounsels calmcounsels calmcounsels
counsels it t is declared an n exciting excitingDr etcltJngGIRLS excitingGIRLS
GIRLS EASY PREY PREYTO PREYH1TE
TO WHITE H1TE PLAGUE PLAGUEDr
Dr r Lowmans Tells Convention Conven Convention Convention ¬
tion They Are More Sus Susceptible Susceptible SuscePtible ¬
ceptible Than Boys BoysGirls Bo s sGirls
Girls of tender age fall victims lcUm to the theravages theravages theravages
ravages of tuberculosis more frequently frequentlythan fr8Quentlythan frequentlythan
than do boys of the same age accordIn accordfag accord according ¬
fag In to Dr John H Lowman of Cleveland Cleve Cleveland Cleveland ¬
land Ohio who delivered an address addressbefore addres6betore addressbefore
before the childrens section of todays todayssession tooaysso todayssession
session so slon of the fifth annual meeting ofthe of ofthe otthe
the National Association for the Study Studyand Stud Studand Studyand
and Prevention of Tuberculosis TuberculosisThe
The meeting of the childrens section sectionwhich sootlonwhIch sectionwhich
which was held in the large lar e ballroom l > ofthe of ofthe atthe
the New Willard attracted a large l rge num number number number ¬
ber of professional men and laymen who whoare wboaro whoare
are especially interested in the efforts effortswhich errortswhich effortswhich
which are being made to combat tuber tuberculosis tuberculosis tubercutosia ¬
culosis among juvenile sufferers sufferersDr 8utrerersDr sufferersDr
Dr Lowman drew rather a pessimistic pessimisticpicture pessImisticpicture pessimisticpicture
picture of the dangers which threaten threatenchildren threatenchildren threatenchildren
children predisposed to tuberculosisfrom tuberculosis tuberculosisfrom tuberculosistrom
from contact with infected children in inthe Inthe intime
the public schools Despite the ideaondltlons ideal idealonditlons IdealOIullt1ons
onditlons which prevail in n the school schooloms schoolIms schoolems
ems < of moat of the modern buildings buildingshe
J he cities and the th trained supervision supervisionh
h his is given the children there is ad a ai ad
i > d increase In n the number of tuber tuberchildren tuberoblldren tuberchildren
children after they begin thens then theftareers
s Careers a areers rears declared Dr Lowman LowmanMortality LowmanMortality LowmanMortality
Mortality Increases Increasesore
ore there is marked increase increaseality InereasealIty increase1aHty
ality among children from fromv I IJ
J v y after ter they pass their sixth sixthvar sixthar
var ar r gland land medical man added addedr addedhis
< r t Vs Is to the fact that chll chllihv chllit chii
ihv i it c s t OUST eu j contact vrftn r th Infected Infectedjhoolrooms IntectedJboolrooms infectedmhoolrooms
jhoolrooms ae almost almostne
c no Infected with the thetr thet thetr
< tr t i l dmselves dmselvesi
t i < I I he pointed out the lack lacki la lain ck
i o cr < r Jrt throughout the coun count
t f t the spread of tubercu tubercuxm
> sp t xm bildxen hlld > en The effort in this thist thi thit s
< t declared is isolated an anp and andP andpr6ent d
P < a present time been largei large
i al alL
alI
L i L I K Shaw of Albany in ine Infs
e Fprepared prepared with 1th Dr Arthur Arthuras
as collaborator declared the thetuberculosis th thtuberculosis
tuberculosis Infection was w S far farn fa fan r
n his opinion from human con conv conihan conthan
v than from tuberculous milk milknot milklot mil milnot k
not doubting that diseased mil milrated milk milkjted milkJted kk k
jted a danger to human beings beingsarted belogserted beingscried
cried that this supposed menace menaceContinued menaceContinued e
Continued on Second PageAtlantic Page PageAtlantic PageAtlantic
Atlantic City SpecialThrough Special SpecialThrough SpecialThrough
Through train of buffet parlor ca cacad cars carsand carsand zs
and coaches via Pennsylvania Railroads s
Delaware River Bridge Route Leaves s
Washington Waa1 ntou 105 05 B m weekdaysAdv weefcdays Advt dv t
scene might have been stirred up As AsIt AsIt Ast
It t was there t ere was was no controversy controversyHowever controvorsyHowever controversyHowever
However the Southern members pro ¬
tested to Speaker Cannon n and to the thegeneral thegene111l
general g eneral manager of he the office o iee building bUUdln
Speaker S peaker Cannon C nnon said he e would look in ¬
to the mater and will 111 decide on it this thisafternoon thistomoon thisafternoon
afternoon tomoon Southern members declare d ol8I18
they her will not eat in th the restaurant I8IJtttUrantln I8IJtttUrantlne isetlon In InoueKian
oueKian e etlon tJen if colored people are to bewed be bemowed bewed
mowed wed there thereIt thereIt
It was announced today that if
Speaker Cannon does not take action onthe on onth onthe
th the case Representative Garner of
Texas will take it up on the the floor floorof floerof floorof
of the House HouseRegister HouseRegister HouseRegister
Register Vernon it is said bas re repeatedly repeatedl repeatedly ¬
peatedly eaten in the Senate restaurant restaurantand restaurantand restaurantand
and there never has been any objection objectionmade objectionmade I
made It is said however that he al always always ¬
ways ys ha eaten in the public partwhich part partwhich PartwhIch
which is s not frequented by members of
Congress These restaurants in the
Capitol are under control of Congress Congressand Congressand Congressand
and the District regulations regarding regarding
patrons are not effective there thereFrench thereSTRIKE
STRIKE WEAKENING WEAKENINGDANGER EAKEN1NGDANGER
DANGER NOT OVER OVERFrench OVERFrench
French Writers Say Revolu Revolution Revolution Revolution ¬
tion May Spring From FromWorkers FromXlorkers FromWorkers
Workers Defeat DefeatrARIS DefeatrmIS DefeatP1RIS
rARIS May 14 14The The strikers today todayapp todayappJlr todayapp
app appJlr ar to be losIng ground Yesterdays Yester Yesterdays Yesterdays ¬
days defeat in the chamber of depu deputies deputies deputies ¬
ties when both the governments policy pOlicytowanI pollstoward y
toward the strikers and anA and the proposition propositionthat propositionthat
that government employes have not the theright theright theright
right to strike were approved by over overwhelming overwhelmIng overwhelming ¬
whelming majorities Is having a de depressing depressIng depressing ¬
pressing effect on the strike strikeLeaders strikeLeaders strikeLeaders
Leaders of the Etrlke still maintainthat maintain maintainthat maIntaInthat
that their defeat will precipitate the thethreatened thethreatened thethreatened
threatened revolution but the public publicgenerally pubUsenerally publicgenerally
generally believes the governments un anexpected unexpected unoxpected ¬
expected show of firmness will bring bringquick bringquick bringquick
quick and complete defeat to the sink strikers 3trlkers sinkore ¬
ers ersThe
The movement of mails with the exception ex exception exception ¬
ception of printed matter and the thetransmission thetran thetransmission
transmission tran mJlon of telegrams was almosnormal almost almostnormal almostnormal t
normal today todayDespite todayDespite todayDespite
Despite the governments apparent apparentvictory apparentvictory pparentvIctory
victory in the th wild seeaien see n of the depu deputies deputies deputies ¬
ties prominent writers are boldly de declaring declaring declaring ¬
claring that the present republican form formof fomlat forumof
of government is menaced by the grav gravest SravO8t gravest ¬
est danger since its establishment establishmentWhenever establlBhmentVhenever establishmentWhenever
Whenever legislators legi lators stand up and andsing andsing andsing
sing Vive Henri IV it is time for us usto Utito mssto
to realize our danger anger is the way one onenewspaper onenewspaper onenewspaper
newspaper describes the situationMinister situation situationMinister sItuationMlnbter
Minister if > t Public Works Barthou Barthouto Barthousays Barthousays
says hundreds of the strikers are 88kJn 88kJnto asking
to be reinstated and that few additions additionsto
to the ranks of the strikers are re reported reported reported ¬
ported from any Of C the cities supposed supposedto
to be the strongholds of the strikers strikersNINE strikersNINE strikersNINE
NINE ARE KILLED KILLEDON KILLEDON
ON 0 TROLLEY ROLL LINE LINEA L
A Number of Others Are Injured Injuredin d
in Accident inItaly in inKOME inItaly
Italy ItalyROME ItalyROME
ROME Slay 1Ia 14 HIn 14Ins 14Insan In an accident today todayon toda todaon Y
on the electric railway rallw y from Grobellana Grobellanato Grobeila
to Novara due to a short circuit circm + lt nine nineemployes nineemployos nia niaemployes 0
employes were killed and a number in injured injured n ¬
jured juredFORT juredFORT jutedFORT
FORT MYER DRILLS DRILLSOVER DRILLSOVER S SOVER
OVER FOR SEASON SEASONOfficial
Official announcement was wa made to today today ¬
day at Fort Myer that no more riding ridinghall ridInghall rfdin g
hall drills will take place there this thisseason thisseason the s
season The last drill was on May 5
ALLAN LARD
BLOODHOUNDS CHASE CHASElAWYER CHASELAWYERCALDELL
lAWYER LAWYERCALDELL LAWYERCALDELLMan CALDWELL CALIELLMan
Man Who Would VI ould Oust Knox KnoxIs KnoxIs KnoxIs
Is Arrested On Serious SeriousCharge SeriousCharge SeriousCharge
Charge ChargeCOLUMBUS ChargeCOLUMBUS ChargeCOLtMBUS
COLUMBUS Ind May 14 UAtte UAtteomcers Aft Aftfficers After Afterofficers e =
officers o and bloodhoupds had chased him himall ht htall hImaU m
all night Charles W VV CaldweU the law lawyerschool 1awrerschool Iawyenschool ¬
yerschool teacher teac teacher e wno who tried tr1ed to ou ouSecretary oof ouSecretary
Secretary Knox w wmih arrested ted here Jee to today toI t tday >
day because of Msalleged hilt alleged Ieged rotationswith rotations rupnsWith a
I with Bella Remy the 16yearold daugf dauglther daug daugtel
tel of Augustus Remy a merchant of ofJlizabethtown oC11Ubethtown o olizabethtown f
Jlizabethtown and a member of the theschool th thschool thetichool e
school board of that place The girl had hadbeen ha habeen hadbeen d
been a a pupil pl1 of Caldwell and the th twohad two ttohad tmF tmFhad
had exchanged endearing letters and andhad anchad nd ndhad d
had many times met clandestinely clandestinelyThe
The father surprised the couple to together together togather ¬
gether last night and shot eight times timesat timesat tim timat es
at Caldwell but missed The two w wassisted rs rsassisted reSlsted
assisted Slsted in their love making maJd g by the thegirls th thgirls thegirls
girls 14yearold sister who carried carriednotes C8 cirri cirrinotes < Tled Tlednotes
notes for them themWhen themWhen themWhen
When searched at the Jail the corn eomplalnt Qomplaint cornplaint
plaint which Caldwell had written writtenagainst writt9against WI1tt m n
against Secretary Knox was found foundwere as aswere asWere
were also several letters from Bella
He was arrested arre t d at his office and andwhen andwhen an anwhen d
when told that officers and bloodhounds
had been searching for him cooly coolyylled re replied res ¬
plied that they must have had an ex exciting enciting ¬
citing time but apart from that he hewould h hwould heould e
would ould say nothing regarding r the thecharges th thcharges tbecharJes e
charges chargesIndignation chargesIndignation charJesIndlJ er
Indignation IndlJ Ilatlon is running high and tar tarand to toand tarand r
and feathers are being freely talked talke < <
Caldwell is 45 years old and married marriedPOLICE marriedPOLICE marriedPOLICE
POLICE THINK HINZ HINZMURDERER HINZMURDERER HIN Z ZMURDERER
MURDERER OF FOUR FOURWife FOURWife FOU FOUWife R 1
Wife Slaying Leads Them to Investigate In Investigate Investigate ¬
vestigate Deaths of Other OtherThree OtherThree OtherfThreC
fThreC fThreCCHICAGO Three ThreeCHICAGO
CHICAGO May 14 HReoveJaMonli Revalaons at atthe a athe t
the coroners inquest Into the death deathof de deaf deafof th thof 4i t
of Joseph Hinz who murdered his hiswife Id8wite hi B Bwife
wife and then committed suicide by b bleaping y
leaping l 8plng under an elevated train to today t today ¬
day started a police investigation mat matthe into intothe intothe o i
the mans pastAccording past pastAccording pastAccording
According to testimony Given f6n at the theinquest the1nquest th thinquest e
inquest the authorities now susppethat suspect suspectthat sus Ct Ctthat t
that besides his latest wife Hinz had hadhad hadhad ha hahad d
had four wives and he may have hay e
killed two of the others othersThe othersThe othersThe
The peculiar deaths of Hinzs wives w1y
have raised suspicions that they may ma manot
not have committed suicide after mar all al 1
but that he may have slain them i in
different ways when they protested protestedagainst Jroe6tedaga1nllt protest protestagainst
against his treatmentHORSE treatment treatmentHORSE treatmentHORSE
HORSE RUNS AWAY AWAYAND AWAYAND AWAYAND
AND DRIVER LEAPBenjamin LEAPS LEAPSBenjamin LEAPSBenjamin i
Benjamin Duckett Jumps From FromBuggy FromBuggy Fro FroBugg m
Buggy When Animal Fright Frightens Frightens ¬
ens at Auto AutoFrightened AutoFrightened
Frightened by an automobile a ahorse a ahorse C Chorse
horse driven by Benjamin Duckett of oCil3 f
613 East Capitol street ran away awayfrom awayfrom awe awefrom y r
from Seventeenth street and Pen Pensylvaala Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvaala n ¬
sylvaala avenue northwest this morn morning mornIng mor moring n ¬
ing ingDucket
Ducket jumped from the buggy buggyFlghteenth at atEighteenth atEIghteenth t
Eighteenth street and was injured o othe on onthe n i
the arms and head He was taken to t o >
Emergency Hospital His Injuries are arenot arenot ar arnot e i
not considered serious seriousCAR seriousCAR
CAR LOOTER SHOT SHOTWHILE SHOTWHilE SHOTWHILE
WHILE ESCAPING ESCAPINGi ESCAPINGFrederick ESCAPINGFrederick ESCAPINFrederick I i
Frederick Zimmerman Caught at1 at1Philadelphia at atPhiladelphia t t v
Philadelphia While Wl le in Act ofRobbing of ofRobbing ofRobbing
Robbing Express Company CompanyPHILADELPHIA CompanyPHILADBLPmA CompanyPHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA May Iay 14Caught 24Caughtthe in inthe inthe i n
the act of looting a car of the Adams AdamsExpress AdamsEtpret Adams AdamsExpress s
Express S Company early today Fred Frederick Frederick Fredcrick i ¬
erick Zimmerman for twelve years an anemploye anem n
employe em toye of the th Pennsylvania railroad railroadwas ratlreaQWIUI d I
was shot and killed by a special police policeman pol1teman e i ¬
man while trying inJ to make ml ta his escape e 3pe
REVISION ALL UP UPASSERT UPASSERT
ASSERT mUS mUSSenator Ir IrIN
IN SENATE REPORT REPORTSenator
Senator Culberson Files a aDocument aDocument aDocument
Document Prepared B By ByAn ByAn Y YAn
An Expert ExpertONE ExpertONE ExpertONE
ONE BIG ADVANCE ADVANCEIS
IS 4900 PER CENT CENTAldrich CENTAI CENTAldrich
Aldrich AI ch Bill Much Higher Than ThanDingley ThanDingley ThanDingley
Dingley Schedules Is Claim ClaimBacked ClaimBacked ClaimBacked
Backed By Figures FiguresThe
The tariff oa hundreds of articles 1m 1mfclgher Ishigher
higher in n the Aldrich Wit than in the theDingley theDIngley theDingley
Dingley law according a td1ng to a tabulated tabulatedstatement tabulatedsatoment tabulatedstatement
statement filed la Jnthe the Senate IRate today by
Senator Culberson of Texas the Demo Democratic Democratic Democratie ¬
cratic leader leaderWhen JeaderWhen leaderWhen
When the Aldrich bill had been re reported reported reported
ported the Democratic Senators Se ators employed em employed emploed ¬
ployed experts to make an analysis of ofthe o othe ofthe
the measure The Suit of their work
is this table of Increases IncreasesIt
It shows that the Dingiey rate Ianbeen has hasbeen l1a l1abeen
been increase in seventeen paragraphs paragraphsof
of the metal schedule covering a a great greatvariety grCtvariety greatvariety
variety of articles These include the thestar thestar thestar
star Increase in the entire bill which is
4900 per cent on ferrotungsten Thiswas This Thiswas Thlawas
was accomplished by making a simple simplechange slmplrchange almpicChange
change In the duty from ft I a ton t tver to
20 2 0 per cent ad valorem The raise lu luferrichrome luferNchrome fuferr
ferrichrome ferr mchrome is 1IHS 1 per cent The TheIncrease TheIncreas Theincrease
Increase on fiatirons castings cast irr irrvessels 1r r T Tvessels < rvessels
vessels and tailors irons 1r8 S is 226 pc pccent pccent pcteat
cent On certain steel st 1 shoots s eets and plates platesthe plattsthe placesthe
the Increase lncre3 is 8295 Eb per cent and o osteel 0steel oosteel >
steel ingots and blooms 4594 4 per centIncreases cent centIncreases centIncreases
Increases Large LargeIn
In the agricultural sefeedole then thertarc the theare thenare
are increases of from S to KK 100 > jcr jcrgant fe yedent t tnt
dent nt OQ 1J oats rye teat w1e t hops ho and andbuckwheat andbuckfiheat andbuckwheat
buckwheat flour flourThe 1IourTb flourThG
The Tb duty dttt on figs has been increased increased2otand Increasedand
2otand 3 and on onmdates dates 1M 1t per cent On lemons lemonsthe lemonsthe lemonsthe
the raise has been SO on olives 33 33and 3 33and 33 Aand
and grapes In barrels SB per centThere cent centTiiere centere
There ere ar an many Increases In the wine vjineand wineand 1e 1eand
and spirit schedules ranging from 15 to
71 1 per cent Beer and ale have be bem bemoed beazadvanced D Dadvanced
advanced oed 1260 L liO per cent and yrnne nnne Juice
1667 per cent centCotton ceotCotton
Cotton thread of thirtythree gradeshas grades gradeshas grad gradhas
has duty du that that1lboWfr Stows an in 1a4Kease ceas of ofThe ofo1 ofThe
o1 jp ie nt 0 0The
The uplift upU up t la the rates an U1Qo a eoltemm eoK n croth c oth
has h as beam be ° genaral anft pronounced tii tiirate thrate tae taerate
rate being leant 1 to 469 4 per cent One OneXfade OneJQatle
Xfade was adeanried ad d aaeod 29f 1 iand > and anclaDOther another i ifiS ifiSper IS ISper
per cent Silk Increases ran from 12 t xo < >
133 per cent
On Horsehair HorsehairTbe Horscl1rTlJe
The duty on artificial horsehairincreased horsehair i iincreased iIncr666ed °
increased 150 per J > er cent aadthjs and this affect affectmany a1 a1many affectmany
many articles made of artificial artii < csl silk silkThere silkThere
There are increases of 100 223 and a 4 409 409per mper 1
per cent In the litbograpiic c schedule scheduleWrapping scheduleWrdPDl bedt e eWrapplJJG
WrdPDl Wrapping g paper is up 4ft O per gout goutThe ent entThe t tTbe
The tariff on fireworks bas been giver givera
a lift of275per of 376 per cent gaufCre leather 1 1per 1ver 170 170per > >
per cent aid cloth for butons 360 pe pecept ptcept per
cept Yachts which are on the free fr I 1lf 1lfIn is
In the Dingley law are assessed a a du dutof duat duof
of 36 Her r cent In the Aldrich hilL hilLSENATOR IL ILSENATOR
SENATOR BEVERIK3E BEVERIK3EHITS BEVERI E
HITS TOBACCO TRUST TRUSTCbargis
Charging that the Government bas baslost hasloet raaloaf
lost SlJeaSKT tl8 iiT in the last eight years yearswhich yearswhich yearswhich
which it might nave collected Ja rove revenue roveace ¬
nue from tobacco and that of this thisamount thisamount
amount 124e0Mtt 11 has gone gone Into the thepockets thepockets thepockets
pockets of the Tobaeeo trust because ecause of
its continued sale of shortweight shortwel ht pack packages palkages packages ¬
ages Senator Beveridge of Indianatoday Indiana Indianato4ay IndianatQday
today offered en amendment to the tar tariff tarincreasing tariff ¬
iff increasing the rates of the tobacco tobacvjschedule tobaccJeb tobaccoeehe
schedule scheduleIn eehe eb + Iule IuleIn ule uleIn
In support of his hi amendment Mr MrBevertdge Mrsaid MrBeveridge
Bevertdge said that it would bring in at atleast
least 314fi9E4 more revenue each year
thaw the present bill would produce produceIt
It also would correct an Injustice to th thAmerican
American people During the M Spanis Spaniswar Spamswar Spaniswar
war 1898 the tax on all forms of t tb n
bacon b cc was raised rat ed la R order to supply supp th tiiGovernment thGovernrhent
Government GovernIf t with increased 1ncre ed rcpenu2 r penu penuAt u uAt
At the scale 8IUM time tobacco nav1 nav1turers tn > immufac uac uacturers
turers were authorized to reduce the thesize thesize
size of the packages in which the t tbacco tbcoo ta >
bacon was sold from two three anu anufourounee an anfourounce ammifour
fourounee four atsmee package to packages cor cortalning corta1Jl1ng cortalaing
talning only one and Dd twothirds twi twiand tftaDd L Land
and a half and Dd three and lid onethird onethirdounces oneth1I1ounces onethirdounces
ounces When the war tax was removed removedin
in MOl the shortweight jMUages ges oftobacco of oftobacco ottob
tobacco tob < < ceo were continued continuedTherefore conUauedTh continuedTherefore
Therefore Th etore for seven years the peop peophave peophave poophave
have been compeIIe comp l d to pay the ace senppllce aceprice
price for these the e a sR mailer alNh psckaeee whie whiethe whiethe w hi l e ethe
the manufacturer has been reli reIyed Y d from fromthe fromthe tomthe
the uacreas Increased d tax taxThe uxThe taxThe
The Senator se tor deeerJlMd d ecribed the Tobaccn Tobaccntrust Tooocctru
trust tru t as perhaps ps th the most mo t compact an aneffective aneffecUve aneffective
effective pflvate private p to monopoly hi n existenceWithin existence existenceWithin ePstencWithin >
Within ae hours from the time tlu tluamendment th tham8DdIft8Bt alehameadhnent
amendment is introduced said Bev Beveridge B Beveridge v vert ¬
eridge ert e the trust would have bv its able ablemen ablemen ablemen
men in Washington fighting figijttngltg tt itOne
One of the most curious absurdities ab8urditisad
sail Mr Beveridge Beverl ge in our whole systern SStem sys syrtom
tern of taxation is found fou d in the startling iitartllnfact
fact that we tax cigars regardless relrdl s j jtheir r rtheir
their price priceMr pd pdMr priceMr
Mr Beveridges B verldge am am9 ndoect n nwtct Increases
the present rate on chewing chewiD smoking smoklu smokluand
and finecut tobacco from 5 to 9 cent centper cen cenper s
per pound The trust he said controls contr 3 3more
more than 8V per cent of thig th businessHe business businessHe buslnes5He
He also proposes a garduatea 1 Increase Increaseon
on cigars above those worth less than thanthree thanthree thanthree
three for a quarter according to th thselling the thpselling theselling
selling price pri p a These increases range from fromL56 frombtae rom
btae L56 up to t 56 6 a thousand and would wouldincrease wou woullIncrease l lfncrelUe
increase the revenue be calculated on onhl onhighpriced
highpriced hl bpric6li cigars alone by at least leastJ33odOW le1 least53o1oOpel t
53o1oOpel J33odOW 30000110 a year yearHie ye yearHis r rHis
His amendment aDWI Clmect proposes propo es to Increase lncdfthe
the present tax of C cents a pound ou ousnult c + o osnuff
snuff to IS cents thereby increasing increasingthe
the revenue WSS2 1 65 It also increases increasesthe increasesthe > S Sthe
the present rate on cigarettes which whiftiretail whichretail Wh h hretail
retail at A cents for a package mac s e of ten teacigarettes tenclg tencigarettes
cigarettes clg lettee to 5161 U Lit a thousand thoseretailing those thoseretailing thoseretaDlnl
retailing at 10 cents for a package of Often o
ten to J3 per thousand and on fcTghrr highfTDrlced hlghn
priced cigarettes to 2468 UII JI per thousand
The T increase in each ease being 4ag from
th the present pre ent rate of SL68 On cigarette cigaretteshe Iettt
he calculates an Increased iamx eased revenue revenuErrom
from this amendn a ndllnt + t of 437934 4m f at aria l
from the Increase on chewing ant oaistaokins antsmoking l
smoking mol i Ds tobaccos JW 0fZtbl 53251 5J
ti