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HONOR TO HIS NAME NAMEWasbiugtOllVill AIE AIETaslIiigtoii
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MEMORIAL MEETING ON FEB 9 9Representative 9Relresentnthe 9Representative
Representative Men cn Unite to t Give GivePnhllc GhePublic GivePublie
Public Expression to the ISntccm Bllteel1lIn UsteezuIfl ISntccmin
in Which the Late Priest IJrle t of St StPatricks StPatrleJ8 StFatrIek
Patricks FatrIek Was all Held at the Rational RationalCapital NationalOapltulCommltteeH intiona1CapItuICoiiimjttees
Capital OapltulCommltteeH Committee Appointed AppointedA Al Olnted OlntedA
A memorial m8m rtal meeting will in lie b held on onSunday onSund onSunday
Sund Sunday afternoon February 9 to give givepublic givepublic givepublic
public expression in n the esteem in which whichthe whichthe whichthe
the late Father Stafford factor of St StPatricks StPatricks St StPatricks
Patricks Church was held at the Na National National National ¬
tional Capital A call to take preliminary preliminarysteps prlImlnnryste prelimInarysteps
steps ste i toward this end brought together togeth r a arepresentative areprOt1entaUve ftreprwentRtIve
representative gathering of men at 3 3oclock 3oclock 3oclock
oclock yesterday ye terday afternoon in the board boardroom boardrOOm boardroom ¬
room Of the District Building BuildingCommissioner BuilttlngCommlaaioner BuildingCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarlsnd who pre presided presided preskied ¬
sided spoke briefly of the object of the thegathering theItMrtng thegathering
gathering and emphasized the propriety proprietyof
of such a memorial memorial He read the list of ofnames ofnamea ofnames
names of o gt gentlemen ntJemen friends of Father FatherStafford FatberStatTord PatberStafford
Stafford who had been invited to the pre preliminary prelImlnary proliminary ¬
liminary gathering the majority of whom whomwere whomwere whomwere
were present pre nt and added that If all the thefriends thetrleoot thefriondo
friends of the popular pastor had been In Invited Invited invited ¬
vited the list would have hav included the en entire enUre entire ¬
tire community communityLetter communlhIetter communityLetter
Letter from Speaker Cannon CannonSpeaker CaunonSpeaker CannonSpeaker
Speaker Cannon whose official o duties dutiesTcept dutiesept dutiesIrept
Tcept ept him at the Capitol seat a letter ex expressing 6Xpreutng a apressing ¬
pressing the heartiest approval of the theWea theIdea theidea
Idea and sneaking or M bJIK hisgreat great at admire admiration aclmlraI admiretion ¬
I tion for or Father Stafford Letters IAtt from fromSenator tromI fromSenator
I Senator Scott and others similarly de detained de detained dotamed ¬
tained made known their interest in the thememorial thememortal themomorlal
memorial meeting and readiness to co cooperate eo eooperate cooperate ¬
operate in the fullest manner possible possibleA
A general committee mlttee constituted of ofthose ofthCNle ofthose
those responding retlpondln to the preliminary call callwas call callwu callwae
was appointed to take charge of the thememorial tilememol1 thememorial
memorial memol1 meeting as follows followsThe tollo tolloThe followsThe
The Genernl Committee CommitteeVicePraeideat CommltteViceIHlideat CommitteeVieaPrasldmt
VicePraeideat Fafcfaute F P I ISpe Madfeaa MadfeaaSpate Ma Mas
Spate s Ceases ea Joba JO1 A JanMt ABeret Madfeu MadfeuBum
Bum TO TOIl in Heefletamlfer H HeSIsSII IJer J 1 If UoMIIUi Magrafttr MagrafttrHecrotarr sresr sresr3ecretarj
Hecrotarr BoMmrie JMBM J D a Manias ManiasSecretary X XM Xscntarr xasiSecretary
Secretary Cort Corte1sa I < Ni Gear GearSecretary Gwrgtt May MayM M
Secretary Taft M A ASecretary MM MMV M MSeersiail 1 1HecretArr
Secretary Loeb Dr G GSnrg C II II8nrg ksthi
Snrg Gee Oea OlteOty V G GMgr MMiMgi MaOonwtak MaOonwtakH l
Mgr 11 D J 1 OCoaaeU B JIef f 1 1Senator T TSenator K E McGdtgM McGdtgMJota j jSenator
Senator Aldrieh Anne AnneSenator A ADAWr
Senator DAWr Uercrioge Jobs 1 1Senator P I ISioator M MKdwaMl MlIsr MlIsrSecatcr
Senator Carter Kdwu KdwuSenator KdwaMl MttckaB MttckaBP X X8eDaWr MiiSassier
Senator KUdw 11d P T TS Tsptar Menu MenuW MoultSaata
S sptar Saata fiator Scott W H HHon IIlJoa Ma MaJohn MseuThiu
Hon Cbaaap Clark B K A AHon Msy
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John Sharp WHttaaa Dr Cbarlaa adu I J JByron N NBTOII Niiyro
Byron iiyro S S Ad Adam M X E H BI KevMajw KevMajwM
M B I Alta Dr xwikm xwikmI N Nn
I n W Baker Clanaee P FI PJ Nouout NououtI
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Scott C BMW Doae JeftYer J wr C c OCon OConDr OOomA OOomAMaori OeooDr OCosouuDr
Dr Sinclair Bow Jtoifft liowes n Maarioe Maori X D I O OOwwH OOwwHJ Oi OiP
P I J Breaau Brea owue J D OCoaaor OCoaaorHer OOMnorDr OorRef OtuaorRey
Her Frank M BrMol J 7 J ODoaaeU ODoaaeUBernard Onoulkmard ODeusIIIkrnard
Bernard Bridget S SM Oaataadaav OaataadaavM Orl 10 10E
M E Buckley 1 f fFather IUciIMd Y ow owFather OulmissaFather
Father Duel L LJ r wu 1 1J IJ
J FendaQ Cain Dr VOHam W B BJohn B Paira PairaBw 1 1John Pak PakJohn
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Ref WflUaaa J Carroll Rev Waltac Raadlff RaadlffJndffa RMeIIIre RMeIIIreJnd lta dIe dIeJudm
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John Clipper K II Itaolw ItaolwCharlta ICQIefbar Raie RaieCharlu
Charlta bar J ColwabiH Oscar Rietettt RietetttRichard nlctleURkbard RidsatisRichard
Richard Curtis K K Prawh Fu Kha KhaCharlw R Rbar1e8 RIs RIsbariuM
bariuM W Darr Dr JIM le W RMMidi RMMidiHon RlakftlnOD Rlmaudasalion
Hon IL G Davis Uses RMnaaf RMnaafRer nwrnH RisueurRev
Rev G Ge eo o A Daasherty Owa n RaMaa RaMaaWilHaai It ItWi1Uam RsdeIiWilliass
WilHaai H De Lacy Matthew Raiay RaiayY nNfw R Rv
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John J Dolaa INaaoti JNo SMtartat SMtartatTliona 3M 3MThOlUl SeilsaissThOISU
Tliona J Doooan HdcM D SlMW SlMWWilMam 1M 1MWilltun SbwWilhiast
WilMam P Dowwgr Dr O orl orlJ Ourga rg M SMMM SMMMJanes Sbsa Sbsamea
Janes J alBM mea S S EatbySantb sby8usith Dr DrJohn TBOBM TssJohn Ian ban banJohn
John Early J JJohn 11 11John Jsuss F FJohn
John Joy Jo Bneon XieaolM X n sea SbuD SIMaD seaD
D A ICdwmnk Pnaeto Fua P I Saatay SaatayNewton 1IIiIII6JNtwtOllIerne 3syNewtn
Newton NtwtOllIerne Newtn l8rre Yhmat y II Sketay SketayRer SIIeIIaJReot 5bsyRev
Rev M t ROM 14 PWibnra Joan S SDr SMmr SMmrDr swDr
Dr J A Flies R Pier r Abnai A ARowan Issu IssuIlowaM aana aanaHoward
Howard Gait Dr a C 0 0 SIIIIhr SIIIIhrJohn an Iu or erJohn orJohn
John It Galkmar GaDow Dr J Joe e a CJIlUC C SanaiM SanaiMIsaac im si siIsaac
Isaac Gins J HSMN U SIMII 8si 8si6wynn Jc JcGwynn JtG1fJD
Gwynn GaMiest ROT JaaMK J A AJulius Smyth SmythJulio ssIh ssIhJulius
Julius Rarftnkte G Ie Jleary n SokM SokMEdwin SGIItNI SGIItNIEd1ftD SaEdwin
Edwin Goodwin A R nP IL Soadanl SoadanlP smit smitP
P J Haltton Hal WOUam P PIe Haai ras rasI an anjrge
I curse jrge R Ie HaauUoa II Judas J SMAorO SMAorOE SdIIF
E K J baste HaanaaHn n II N J JHuth Sleibuost SleibuostHnh
Hn Huth fo Han n IIousy r rRobert JOMI J D 3a siSlrsa siSlrsaltoieit lraa lraaMaj f1HI f1HIRobert
Robert X Harper Mal y Byimtar ByimtarEdward RJlftIIMrUwud RyhusWrEdward
Edward P l Harrinstoa Dr Ilaimli Thas rntIr rntIrJaIDtI8 iajter iajterJwt
James JaIDtI8 S H Henry nry R H41t r Mr Via Y Sdnfck SdnfckWflliam StltaletWUliaa SkkWifilate
Wflliam A HUT nUl K li J W WC Wa WaACJoT Wai WaiA
A ACJoT C Jor B LTfWaasi LTfWaasiGem H WanMr WanMrG wHorIIt
G Gem ona T KoIb M I Wdkr WdkrJamco W WJIIM WellerJamet
Jamco Laawrfu hasty J L L Wait WaitJobn W WJoim WestJohn
John S Lareoauw JwUea J1IIIIeeA Mrna WiIsA MrnaA
A Ltawr Dr A D WMdaaoa WMdaaoaJoseph W WJoteph WILhessJoseph
Joseph LadMtt Gsa Jolla M Wfcoa Wfcoan wD WbesH
n B V Maefarland S 8 W Wowawarf WowawarfRer WCIIfIIIwMInef Wosiimd11cr
Rer Donald CMaeL C1JaeLeod C1JaeLeodA C MacLead MacLeadA od odA
A subcommittee of the general commit committee committee committee ¬
tee was s named to arrange the details detal as aafollows asfollowe asfollows
follows II B F Macfarland Scott C CBone CBone CBone
Bone John Joy Edson Cuno H Rudolph RudolphR
R R N Harper Patrick J Haltigan and andRichard andRichard endRichard
Richard V Oulahan OulahanAddresses QulahnAtllIrcHMcM OulahanAlIIrcsseM
Addresses and Finnic FinnicImmediately 3118IcImmediately 3lisIcImmediately
Immediately after the adjournment of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the general committee the tlMwubctHftmittH tlMwubctHftmittHmet vubcemmittee vubcemmitteemet iubcmmltteomet
met and outlined the plans for the me memorial memortal memortal ¬
mortal meeting It will be held In one oneof oneof oneof
of the theaters at 4 oclock in the after afternoon atternoon afternoon ¬
noon of Sunday February 9 The pro programme programme programme ¬
gramme will consist of several short ad addresses addre addresses ¬
dresses es by wellknown men eulogizing eulogizingFather e1lo eulogizIngFather lzlng lzlngFather
Father Stafford as a citizen and friend friendas frlen frlenas frienas
as a priest prl a patriot a philanthropist an anorator anoratorand anoratorand
oratorand orator and a national character These Theseaddresses Th ThaddrlMeS Theseaddresses
addresses will be interspersed with music musicby musicby musicby
by St Patricks choir and probably a asection aaecUon asection
section of the Marine Band BandPRAISES BandPRAISES BendPRAISES
PRAISES THE MILK DILL
Coruinisioner 3Iacfarlands Reasons Reasonsfor nemlOnsfOr Reasonsfor
for Desiring Its Passage PassageThe PasHngcThe PassageThe
The bill proposing to regulate the local localmilk localmilk localmilk
milk supply prepared by the special milk milkcommittee milkcommittee milkcommittee
committee appointed by the Commission Commissioners ComTJIls lon lonen ¬
ers and approved by the committee at ata ata ata
a meeting last Friday has been ap approved approved approved ¬
proved by the Board of Commissioners Commissionersand
and will be forwarded to Congress Congr lS in a afew afew afew
few days with a request for its early earlyenactment earlynaotment earlyenaotment
enactment enactmentThis enaotmentThis naotmentThis
This measure which has been pre previously preIously peeviois1y ¬
viously described is regarded by Com Commissioner Commissioner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner Macfariand at whose sugges suggestion suggestlon suggestion ¬
tion the committee was appointed last lastApril lastApril lastApril
April as the crown of its labors He Heregards Heregards Heregards
regards the various provisions of the thebill thebUl thebill
bill as imperative in the interests Intcre ts of pub pubiii pubH pubIh
iii H health and will use ovary effort to tohave tohave tohave
have it passed passedt IMiaedIn poisedIn
t In speaking of the measure Mr Mac Macfariand 1tlacfArland Macfarlnnd ¬
fariand said The important work which whichthese whichthose whichthese
these gentlemen representing nil classes classesof classesof classesof
of experts expertllneludlng including those of tile Depart Department Department Departmont ¬
ment of Agriculture the Public Health Healthand Healthand Healthand
and Marine Hospital Service the medical medicalsocieties medicalIIOCtetles medicalsocieties
societies the milk producers and the themilk tilemilk themilk
milk d de rs reall all done without compensa compensation compensatlonba8 componsatlonhas ¬
tion tlonba8 has jeen of great value and it is isto Isto isto
to be hoped the enactment of the bill billwhich billwhich billwhich
which the committee has prepared will willfollow willfollow willfollow
follow at this session of Congress CongressThrough Congr CongrThrough CongressThrough
Through the publication in a Depart Department Departm Departmont ¬
mont m nt of Agriculture bulletin of te re report re report roport ¬
port of the milk committee all cities in inthe Inthe Inthe
the country countr and scientists abroad have havetaken havetaken havetaken
taken a deep Interest in its conclusions conclusionsThe conclU8lonThe conclusiontThe
The London Launcet Lnuncet in a recent edito editorial edit editrial oditoilal ¬
rial says sa the work of the committee committeewill committeewill committeewill
will establish a standard for Great GreetBrlt GreetBrltaln Brit Britain rtt rttsin ¬
ain as well as for the United States StatesI
I venture to say that no more important importantpiece Importantpiece Importantpiece
piece of municipal l work has been done doneduring donoduring doneduring
during tile th last yoar anywhere than that thatof thatof thatof
of the milk committee
Bargains argains in inIroom in inBedroolIl inBedroom
Bedroom BedroolIlFurniture BedroomFurniture Iroom IroomFurniture
Furniture FurnitureVe
We Ve have now on hand the thelargest thclargest thelargest
largest stock both in size and andassortment andassortment andassortment
assortment of furniture for forthe forthe forthe
the bedroom that we have haveever ha haveever e eever
ever handled Not only only are areprices areprices arcprices
prices the same sam as those those of ofcash ofcash
cash only houses but you youare youare youarc I
are afforded the convenience convenienceof cOUVCfliCIICC cOUVCfliCIICCof
of credit if you von so desire desireWhen desireVhen desireWhen
When in Doubt Buy of of7thandEyeStsNW ofHouse ofHouse
House Herrmann Herrmann7th HerfmanndEyeS
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JOHN WALTERS IS INDICTED INDICTEDNew
New York Bookmaker Must Answer AnswerGamEling AnswerGamliling AnswerGambling
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Gambling Charge ChargeAlleged Charge4llcgod
Alleged Hint lIe Set Up a G GTable Guulng GuulngTnlle CaziiingFable
Tnlle Table at Ileniilnj Pall PallMeeting PnnJect 1zillAs
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As exclusively forecasted In The Wash Washington W WMlrtoa Washlogiest ¬
logiest Herald last week the grand jury juryhas jUJ7aM juryhas
has indicted a a New York bookmaker for forthe forthe farthe
the purpose of bringing a test t cue to todetermine todetermine todetermine
determine whether the perambulating perambulatingbookmaker perambulatingbookmaker perambulatingbookmaker
bookmaker at BenDing violates the thoof law lawof lawof
of UM District of Columbia with regard regardto rog regardto n ntD
to setting up a gamins pml table tableThe tableThe tableThe
The bookmaker indicted is John Wal Walters Waltori Waite ¬
ters te and he is charged with setting up upa upa upa
a gaming table ta ie at Banning at the last lastfall lUltaU lastfall
fall meet In November NovemberTwo NovemberTwo NovemberTwo
Two indictments were returned charg charging eharginr charglug ¬
lug the same alleged unlawful acts actsThey actaThey actsThey
They were prepared by Assistant Die District D Dtrlct Dieiet ¬
trict iet Attorney Adktns describing the al alleged alIepcI iilejed ¬
leged offenses off In different dt erent ways as Walters WaltersIs alters
Is expected in this city tomorrow and anden amtOft antien
en his arrival he will be formally formall ar arraigned arraJped arreigned ¬
reigned and will plead not guilty guiltyThe guiltyTIM guiltyThe
The indictments grow out of the ease easeof cueor caseof
of William Davis another New Ne York Yorkbookmaker Yorkbookmaker Yorkbookmaker
bookmaker who was convicted of setting settingop settingup settingup
up and maintaining < a gaming table at atBenning atDenninf atBeaning
Benning Davis a vii used all 11 of the para paraphernalia JMUp paraphernlIa ¬
phernalia p semalta of a a bookmaker Including includingMoo1 1 1Mool a astool
stool blackboard sheet writer writerwas k c aaa aaawu a awee
was arrested on an indictment returned returnedby retunMdD1 returnedby
by the grand jury He was found guilty guiltyand guUl3ADd guiltyand
and sentenced to serve one hour in jail jailHis jaJI13 jailRh
His Rh appeal from this decision will prob probably pr0bably probably ¬
ably be argued before the th court of ap appeals ap appea appeals ¬
peals pea on Tuesday next nextFollowing nextJloIlotng nextFollowing
Following Davis conviction book bookmakers booItmaker bookmakers ¬
makers at BenDing discarded black blackboards blaekboar blackboards
boards and ail other usual paraphernalia paraphernaliaof
of a bookmaker and did not station stationthemselves tatJontbemaelv stationthemselves
themselves in one place but kept mov moving movIng movlug ¬
ing Justice Stafford in his charge t tthe tthe to tothe <
the Jury expressed doubt as to whether whethera
a person even though he accepted a anumber anlQDber anumber
number of 6 f bets could be convicted of ofsetting 0tUng ofsetUug
setting tUng up and matatah maintaining ng a a gaming gamingtable gaminetable gamingtable
table provided he did not use a black blackboard blackboard blackboard ¬
board station himself in a permanent permanentlocation ermaJMntIoeaUon permanentlocation
location employ a a sheet writer Ac AcDistrict AcD c cDtitrlct
District D trJcl Attorney Baker is determined determinedto
to break up betting at Benning Benn ng and it is isprobable IIIprobablfl Isprebable
probable he will ask a to have the Darts Dartscase Da Daviscois l leNe
case which blck is set t for Tuesday next nextpostponed Jloxt Jloxttponed nextpostponed
postponed tponed for a month in order to allow allowthe aJIOthe allowthe
the court to hear arguments on O an appeal appealwhich appeaJwhich appealwhich
which it is understood will be taken if ifthe Itthe ifthe
the lower court overrules a demurrer demurrerto
to the indiqtment Ind tMnt which will m be made on onbehalf onbehalf onbehalf
behalf of Walters If this Is done the theCourt theCourt theCourt
Court of Appeals will have before it for fordecision fordeclaton forderision
decision both the case of a stationary 4itationaryand stationaryand tatlonaryIJId
and a perambulating bookmaker liookhutkerWEATHER hookinakerWEATHER bookmakerWEATHER
WEATHER RETARDS WORK WORKIrvinpr WORKJrinA WORKIrving
Irving Street Improvements to IJe IJeResumed BeResumed e enCfllUmcl
Resumed In the lie Spring SnrlnjrThe SprlnJThe SpringThe
The work on Irving street northwest northwesteast northwesteast northwesteast
east of Brightwood Dr1 < avenue has not yet yetbeen yetbeen yetbeelt
been done on account Dnt of the scarcity searettyo searettyoavailable of ofavailable ofavailable
available material for the work and andit andIt antiIt
it is proposed to to t do it as soon as the ma material material mateslal ¬
terial Is available and the weather 11U1 will willpermit willpermit willpermit
permit which however may not be until untilspring untttprlng untilspring
spring springIt prlngIt
It is to this effect that L R Grablil Grablilsuperintendent Grabillauperlntendent GrabUlsuperintendent
superintendent of roads baa informed informedthe informedthe informedthe
the District Commissioners Comrnlt stoners who with withtheir withtheir withtheir
their approval of the discontinuance of ofwork ofOrk ofwork
work Ork that E T MacEwen of 488 Irving Irvingstreet Irvingtreet IrvingStreet
street northwest northwe t be informed of the thetemporary thetemporary thetemporary
temporary suspension SUI pension of work Mr Ir Mac MacEwen MacEVo8n MacEwen
Ewen wrote to the Commissioners asking askingthe askingreasons askingthe
the reasons of the delay in the Irving Irvingstreet Irvingstreet Irvingstreet
street improvements improvementsCOMMISSIONER ImprovementlCOMMISSIONER ImprovementsCOMMISSIONER
COMMISSIONER WEST BETTER BETTERIs
Is Improving Rapidly After Success Successful SucceJIIIIful Successful ¬
ful Operation OperationReports OpcrntlonReports OperationReports
Reports from the Providence Prolden Hospital Hospitalconcerning HOfiIpltnlconcerning Hospitalconcerning
concerning the condition of Commissioner CommbslonerWe CommissionerWest CommissionerWest
West t continue to be reassuring Although Althoughthe Althoughthe Althoughthe
the patient is not yet allowed to sit up upDr uPDr upDr
Dr H It 1 E Johnson who performed performedthe performedthe performedthe
the operation and who is in daily dati at attendance attendance attendance ¬
tendance says that the wound caused by bythe bythe bythe
the operation is healing steadily although althoughthe althougbthe althoughthe
the process s is necessarily slow slowDuring slowDuring slowDuring
During his illness Commissioner Wests Westsroom Westsroom Westsroom
room in the hospital has been brightened brightenedby brihtened brihtenedby
by numerous floral gifts Yesterday Mr MrWest MrYe Mrrest
West Ye rest t was the recipient of a handsome handsomecluster handsomecluster handsomecluster
cluster of flowers from Vice President PresidentFairbanks PresidentFaIrbanks PresidentFairbanks
Fairbanks accompanied by b a letter ex expressing expre oxpressing ¬
pressing pre elng sympathy and the hope for fora foraspeedY a aspeedy aspeedy
speedy recovery recoveryFlowers recoverFlowcr recoveryFlowers
Flowers for the Wedding WeddingGudes WcddlnjrGudes VclUngGudes
Gudes flowers are l best > est and at decorat decorating decoratIng docorating ¬
ing his artists are most skillful 1214 F FViolation FYfolation FViolation
Violation of Health Law LarrsThe LawXhe LawsThe
The District health officers have re reported reported reported ¬
ported that the hucksters operating in the theDistrict theDistrict theDistrict
District are disregarding dl regardlng health laws lawsHucksters lawsHueksters lawsHucksters
Hucksters who ho keep tnalr wagons Igons filled filledwith fiJIedWith filledwith
with vegetables and fruits In their stables stablesover stablesonr stablesover
over night commit a gross violation of the thelaws tho1aws thelaws
laws of sanitation Complaints filed soy several SOVerRl soycml ¬
eral months ago caused Dr Woodward Woodwardto
to send out special s clal inspectors and it is istheir Istheir Istheir
their reports that have disclosed the vio violations violations yb ybltbon ¬
lations
Request nn an n Appointment AppointmentRequests ApIJolntmentRequests AIIOIUtIUCUtRequests
Requests for the appointment of Philip PhilipP lilip lilipP
P Ross e as 8 special policeman In and andaound andaound andaound
aound the postoffice building have baen baenmade baenm beenmade
made m do to Major Sylvester superintendent superintendentof
of police by Postmaster Barnes These Theserecommendations Theserocommendatlons Theserecommendations
recommendations have been approved by bythe bythe bythe
the District Commissioners to whom whomthey whomthey whomthey
they were forwarded with Major Syl Sylvesters 5ylesters Sylvesters ¬
vesters recommendations recommendationsLargeiit recommend recommendationsLzrgest a tlons tlonsLlrgelit
Largeiit Morning Circulation CirculationAll
All advertising contracts mado by b bThe
The Washington Herald are based upon uponIts uponIts uponIts
Its bonifide circulation circulationa a circulation In InWashington InWnshlngton InWashIngton
Washington larger by thousands than thanwas thanWtiS thanwas
was over before attained by b any morn morning mornIng mornlag ¬
ing newspaper at time Capital Its Itsbooks Itsbooks Itsbooks
books are open
SUES FOR BACK PAY PAYMrs PAYlrs PAYMrs
Mrs lrs Elizabeth Sousa Wants WantsMoney WaiitsMoiiey ants antsMoney
Money Due Late Husband Husbandi HusbandMOTHER FIUSIalldMOTRER usballd usballdrrOTHER
i
MOTHER OF FAMOUS F A1 OUS COMPOSER COMPOSERAsserts oor COMPOSERAsMCCIS OSER OSERANljerts
Asserts She In Unfitted to t Sum of oflUi oflTioo
1950 lUi for Bach Month Uont11 from from March Marchi
4 i 1SSO 880 to April 117 iT 7 ISJia lSH 18I12Scrseii Served in inMarlnu IIIInrhu InMarJ3m
Marlnu Inrhu Corps and VaN aK 11 Member Memberof emIJer emIJerof
of the United States Marine Band BandAirs DnndMII BandMeg
Airs Elizabeth Sousa mother of John JohnPhilip JohnPhilip JohsaPhilip
Philip Bones So famous band conductor and andcomposer andcompo andcornpoor
composer compo er of marches yesterday 18rda insti instituted Instituted 1fl5t1tuted ¬
tuted proceedings in the Supreme Court Courtof Courtof Courtof
of the District of Columbia She brings bringsaction brJn brJnaction bIIOguaction
action to compel Hon Vespasian Warner WarnerCommissioner VarnerCommluloner YsrerCommissioner
Commissioner of Pensions to pay her hermoney hermoney hermoney
money which she alleges all lH is due her as aathe asthe asthe
the widow of Antonio Sousa for many manyyears manyears manyyears
years ears an enlisted musician mu lclan in the Marine MarineBand MarineBand MarineBand
Band of which his son later became con conductor conduclor condoctor ¬
doctor and in which he won won on account accountof accountof accountof
of his marches a high h place among amongAmerican amoDAmrtean amongAmerican <
American composers Mrs Sousa lives livestt IIveit livesat
tt t MB Seventh street southeast southeastBy 8OutbeUtn soutbesitBy
By n a writ of mandamus she seeks to tocompel toCOmpal tocampal
compel Commissioner Warner War er to pay her herthe h herthe r rthe
the sum of JllSfl 1150 for each month mont from fromMarch fromMarch fromMarch
March 4 18SS i to April 27 UR URThe 1aTIle i iT1t
The T1t Death of JI nur r HaHlmnd HaHlmndI
I IA her petition she he states ala that her has husband bUIIbaRd hasliaiid ¬
band died April 27 1892 and had served servedIn MntC1hi servedIn
In the Marine Corps for many years In InApril InArtrll InApril
April l 1B7I IS7 7t he applied to the Secretary of ofthe ofUte ofthe
the Navy for the benefits of section 4TM 4TMof flot 41Uof
of the Bevised Statutes and the Secre Secretary Secretal Secretry ¬
tary try Issued him a certtflcate certifying certifyingthat cerUtytogthat certltytngthat
that under this section lie was entitled entitledto
to sim 1 as retired pay for the remainder remainderof
of his life instead of a home in inNaval InNaval e eNaval
Naval Asylum in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaFrom PbilaclelphtaFrom PhiladelphiaFrom
From April 187S until March 4 Ifll Ifllthis l lOt lSthis
this Ot amount monthly monthl was paid to Sow Sowby SoUfM SoUfMby Sousaby
by the Commissioner of Pensions Penal aad aadabout aadabout andabout
about the latter laU date he was granted a apension aJHla8Ion apension
pension of t 4 t a a month When the pen pension MUIOR peaalon ¬
sion OR was granted the commissioner cqmm1oner oDer can canceled canC1led canceled ¬
celed the payment of 8iSO 1150 a month on onthe OftUte onthe
the ground that that under the law no per person periOn persoft ¬
son could receive two pensions at the thesame thetime theearn
same earn time Accordingly Sousa was wa paid paidhis paidhis paidhis
his pension of 3f 34 and nd the payment of ofiilfift of1UI of1L
iilfift 1UI 1L on the certificate issued by b UM UMSecretary tIMSecretary theSoeretar
Secretary Soeretar of the Navy was discontinued discontinuedCalln dIIIeoftdnuedCaUIi dlseondnudCalls
Calls It a Similar Case CaiteThe CalleTbe CaseThe
The widow states that in December Dettmberthe UK UKthe 1I 1Ithe
the then Secretary of the Interior in Incue a acase acase
case similar to hers decided that payment paymentunder paymentunder 7meat 7meatunder
under the terms t 11DI of section 47 fttt was not a apension a8DIIIon apension
pension but retired pay and allowed allowedthe aDowec1the allowedthe
the applicant in that cue to draw both bothawards bothnIL bothawards
awards nIL Notwithstanding this decision decisionMrs eled81oQ1 eled81oQ11IlL decisionMrs
Mrs Sousa stales the Commissioner CoM r ol olPensions oll ollIt ofIaioni
Pensions It has taken adverse action on her herapplication herappltcUon herapplication
application for the amount that t accrued accruedto
to her husband from the time d the SifcSO SifcSOmonthly IUOmontbb iL iLmonthly
monthly was stopped oppea until the time of his hisdeath JaildMth hisdeath
death deathAttorneys dMthA deathAttorneys
Attorneys A Fugitt p ttt and De Putron repre represent repreent reprosent
sent Mrs 11 Sousa SousaTAILORS SOU8aTAILORS SousaTAILORS
TAILORS DISCUSS CLOTHING CLOTHINGAnnual CLOTHINGAnnulI CLOTBINGAnnual
Annual Convention of Association AssociationOpens AssooiationOpens AssociationOpens
Opens in the Arlington Hotel HotelDelegates HotelDelcgatcs HotelDelegates
Delegates Diftcuftn Ubcu Various Styles Stylesand Stylcsnnl Stylesanti
and Methods and Incidentally IncidentallyTalk IlIcltlcutalJrTalk IticideittallyTalk
Talk of Readymade Goods GoodsTh GOOllbe GoosisThe
Th be Cwkom C tom Cutters Association of ofAmerica ofAmertea ofAmerica
America which to bolell holding iu twentieth twentiethannual twwtletJsannual twentiethannual
annual convent conventIon km in the Arlington Hotel Hotelconvened Hoteleonvened Hotelconvened
convened yesterday morning at 10 oclock oclockAn oclockAn oclockAn
An address of welcome was made by byComratMkmer bJtConunl8loner byComjnissloner
ComratMkmer Macfartand and a P J Fo Foley FoI FoIley Fehey
ley president of the thlocaIbrancbofthe local branch of the theaatoctation theaedoclation
aatoctation also welcomed the delegate delegateCommittees delepteeCommltt delegatesCommittees I
Commltt Committees were ere appointed for the com coming comIns cornlag ¬
Ins year and after the anna anual oat report of ofthe oftho ofthe
the executive e Cutln ofltcers and the member membership memberlp membership ¬
ship lp committee the Ion seosi adjourned adjourneduntil JUUournedunUl adjourneduntil
until the afternoon The Th membership membershipcommittee membenlhlpcommittee membershipcommittee
committee reported many persons had hadJoined ha4joined hadjoined
Joined the association in n the last year yearand yearand yearand
and that the organisation had a a repre representative representaUve reprosentatfve ¬
sentative in nearly every town In the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States StatesAt StatHAt StatesAt
At the afternoon session demonatrattem demonatrattemof
of various styles and methods th0d8 of mak making makIng maltleg ¬
ing alterations were shown Frank A APeterson APeter APeterson
Peterson Peter on > chairman of the practical work workcommittee workcommittee workcommittee
committee made the opening address addressand addreand addressand
and said that although the style of the thecountry theuntry thecountry
country untry had not changed cban materialy in inthe Intho inthe
the last year ear there were many minor minordifferences mJoordifferences minordifferences
differences to be noticed noticedAn notJeedAn noticedAn
An address on Tailoring in the theFuture theFuture theFuture
Future was made by Lewis A A Danner Dannerof DannerOf Bannerof
of Springfield Sprln fteld III Mr Banner said cue custom Cdtom cuetorn ¬
tom tailoring would be much simplified simplifiedin
in the future In the past few f years he hedeclared hedeclared hedeclared
declared tailoring had advanced consid considerably eolltlldentbb couciderably ¬
erably erablySome erablySome
entbbSome
Some declare said Mr Danner that thatreadymade thatr thatreadymade
readymade r clothing is making advances advancesinto AdvancesInto advancesinto
into the business formerly controlled by bythe bytho bythe
the custom clothiers clothle but this is not true trueThe trueThe trueThe
The particular man will always have hav his hisclothek hisclothfJs hiscloth
clothek cloth tailor made as there are little littlepeculiarities lfttleI lfttlepeculiarities littlepeculiarities I
peculiarities peculiarities about every ones figure that thatmakes thatmakes thatmakes
makes it impossible impo stble to give a fit in n ready readymade readymade readymade
made clothes clothesW clothesV clothesW
W V C Roberts of Philadelphia demon demonstrated demonstrated demonstrated ¬
strated the latest styles in trousers trousersFrank trou trousersFrank ers ersFrank
Frank G Backstrom of I Kansas an888 City CityMo CityMo
Mo gave a lecture on Alterations AlterationsMr
Mr Backstrom said tailors did not pay payenough payenough payenough
enough attention to alterations and many manymisfits manymlsftts manymisfits
misfits were caused by this neglect He Hedemonstrated Hedomontrated Hedemonstrated
demonstrated how the more difficult al alterations alterations alterations ¬
terations should be made madeThis madeThis madeThis
This afternoon the delegates de ws will inspect inspecttlie Inspectthe inspectthe
the public buildings and in the evening eveningwill eveningwill eveningwill
will visit Jslt the Congressional Congre s1onnl Library To Tomorrow To Tomorrow Tomorrow ¬
morrow afternoon they will be received receivedby receivedb receivedby
by b President Roosevelt RooseveltInducted RooseveltalClucteI RooseveltInducted
Inducted alClucteI Into Office OfficeThe omc omcThe OfficoThe
The last 1a t regular meeting of Wadsworth Wadeworth Wads Wad8worth
worth Command No No2 2 Union Veterans VeteransUnion VeteransUnion VeteransUnion
Union was the occasion occa lon of a joint in installation instflllation instsllation ¬
stallation of the officers of the command commandand commandant commandand
and of Wadsworth Womens Relief ReUe Union Unionby Unionby Unionby
by Comrade S F Hamilton adjutant of ofthe of ofthe ofthe
the command The officers are Colonel ColonelThomas ColonelThomas ColonelThomas
Thomas H Jenks lieutenantcolonel E EA EA HA
A Fenton major D B Gallatin chap chaplain chaplaln chaplain ¬
lain G S Emery adjutant S F Hamil Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton ¬
ton quartermaster E J Brooklngs of officer officer offleer ¬
ficer of day dR C W Sherwood SherwoodWill SherwoodWill
Will 111 Entertain at Studio StudioMiss Stl1lIoMiss StuilloMiss
Miss Clara Drew will entertain about aboutseventyfive aboutseventyfive aboutseventyfive
seventyfive guests at her studio this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning when Mrs M Landon Reed will willspoak willspoak willspOak
spoak extemporaneously on the art of ex expression expression cxpression ¬
pression Mrs Reed is connected withtho with withtho withthu
tho Peabody Conservatory Con etvatory of Music in inBaltimore InBaltimore inHal
Baltimore BaltimoreLeaves BaltimoreLcnes Hal timoro timoroLeaves
Leaves Estate to Children ChildrenThe Cblllrenlhe ChildrenThe
The will of Mrs Annie Harford who whodied whodiM whodied
died January IS dated February Febru ry 21 18M 18Mwas 1001wasftlad 1031was
was wasftlad filed for probate yesterday yesterdll She de devises devises tieIses ¬
vises Ises her entire estate to her children childrenshare childrenshare childrenshare
share and share alike and names Charles CharlesT CharlesWnlker
T Walker executor
TAILOR BUYS PROPERTY PROPERTYJ
J J Fred GntclicI Will Open New Shop Shopat StlOPt ShOpat
at t 020 Fourteenth ourleenth Street StreetA
A real estate deal which adds interest interestto JnlereIJtto
to the growth rowth of business on Fourteenth Fourteenthstreet Fourteenthtreet Fourteenthstreet
street was announced yesterday J Fred FredGatchel FredGatchel FredGatchel
Gatchel tho wellknown tailor has pur purchased purct1 purchased ¬
chased from the Jessup estate tala the prop property property propety
erty at 930 3 Fourteenth street northwest northwestconsisting northwestcon8laUng northwestconsisting
consisting of a large lot and the four fourstory fouratory fourstory
story brick structure which wu built builtmany buUtmany builtmany
many years yea ago and served long u the thehome thehome thehome
home of several prominent promlnent famines The Theprice Theprlee Theprice
price paid for the property was wa lQ03 lQ03It GOO GOOIt B BIt
It is Mr Catchers intention to remodel remodelthe rel Ofl11 Ofl11the I Ithe
the building The front will be removed removedand removednit removedand
and nit large bay windows will be inserted in inthe inthe inthe
the two lower stories The first floor will willbo willbo willho
bo lowered to a a level with the pavement pavementMr pavementilr pavementMr
Mr Gatchel will occupy the ground floor flooras ftooras flooras
as an uptodate tailoring establishment establishmentwhile establlahmentwhile establishmentwhile
while the upper floors will be changed changedinfo changedIno changedIno
Ino suites ult for office purposes purposesJoseph purpoteaJoeeph purposesJoseph
Joseph D Bonneliy Donnell the Fourteenth Fourteenthstreet Fourteenthstreet lourteenthatrut
street grocer who acquired the property propertyat
at 118 118 similar to that purchased purcha d by Mr MrGatchel MrGatchJ MrGatehel
Gatchel has In view of the improvement improvementof
of his property at the same me with that of ofMr ofMr ofMr
Mr Gatchel making the two buildings buildingsalike bulldltlJ1iIalike buildingsalike
alike Mr Donnelly is as yet undecided undecidedwhether undecidedwhether undecidedwhether
whether he h will occupy the building for forhis forh forhis
his h business or rent it itThe itThe It ItThe
The improvements Improve nt on each property will willcost willCOMt willcost
cost approximately 5000 5000PROTEST 5000PROTEST 5000 5000PROTEST
PROTEST AGAINST PAYMENT PAYMENTCitizens PAYMENTCitizens PAYMENTI PAYMENTCitizens
I
Citizens Think 1500000 Should Be BeWithheld BeWithheld BeWithheld
Withheld from Railroad RailroadDeclare RailroadDeclnre RailroadDeclare
Declare flint lute P II A W V Has HasNot Unllt HasNOt
Not t Fulfilled It list Contract Contracti ContrnQtlth CntrnotVithL
i with lth Government GovernmentThe GlnerllInClltTIM GovernineiitTb
The Tb Washington CUteens Association AuodaUonwrw Associationhas Associationhas
has written to the District Commfasion Commfasioners eo eoera
era protesting PJOte uc against 1Mt the payment of ofHHM ofI ofl5ssi
HHM I l5ssi to the Philadelphia Halttroor IaJdIaoreRD4 Halttroorand elt1aore elt1aoreand
and Washington Railroad Company by bythe bythe bythe
the government for the old BtlUnwre DaW and andPotomac udPotomac andPotomac
Potomac Railroad Station StationIt
It is contended by the association aLdatton that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the railroad baa not fulfilled the pro provisions provlaIo provisions ¬
visions vlaIo of the transfer of the property propertyas propertyHt
as set forth by the acts of Cow Congress COURT COURTFebruary of ofFebruary ofFebruary
February 12 1J ISffl February O 1MB and andof ando andof
of o February 28 21 197 whereby there are aresot arelet areset
sot forth three necessary conditions to be befulfilled beful4llec1 befulfilled
fulfilled by the railroad before th UN sale saleof aleof saleof
of the property pft to the government can be becompleted becompleted becompleted
completed at the price named namedThese naJIHNITheM namedThese
These conditions are that the railroad railroadshall raDfOIUIlball railroadshall
shall complete the Union Station shall shallconvey IlhaUccme7 shallconvey
convey the passenger station Uo1I and Ita ap appurtenances a apurten eppurteadnees ¬
purtenances lNlea on the Vail all to the govern government soYemmeat governmeat ¬
meat and shall baU eliminate certain grade gradecrossings padeerotllllas gradecrvuings
crossings onthe O1fthe UM line of the B A P Rail Railroad RaUroad RIIrued ¬
road Two Of these conditions have been beenfulfilled beentalJWed beenfuldiled
fulfilled but the hut one ba laM not been beenfulfilled beeDtuUlUed beenfidfled
fulfilled tuUlUedThe fidfledThe fulfilledThe
The eHminatton eIIU of the grade crossings crossingsleading crossingsleading p pto
leading to the old railroad station has hasnot JIMnot hasnot
not been effected and it is for this pur purpose purpoee perposs ¬
pose that the Jut Washington UbtnatoR Citizens CitizensAssociation CUbe CUbeAoctatton citbensAssociation
Association has written to the District DistrictCommissioners DllltrtctCommtaaIonen DistrictCom3nhisIoners
Commissioners since ace these tbeHI grade cross orossings crosslags
lags I affect them more than any of the tbeother theother theother
other three conditions conditionsThe lOIIdttloMThe conditionsThe
The association maintains that although aJth uitisdughthere althoughthere up uptMre
there has been an expenditure of millions millionsof
of dollars and the taxpayers were charged chargedtheir cbarpdt chargedtheir
their t h lr proportionate propor onate part for the railroad railroadImprovements raUrodImprovementa railroadImprovements
Improvements the conditions eou4l 01u1 of the con contract COfttra contract ¬
tract tra < t between betw n the government and the therailroad therailroad
railroad have not been properly carried carriedout carriedout carriedout
out out and the payment of the 1IGO 1500090 to tothe totile tothe I
the railroad company should be held back backuntil backWltil backuntil
until the most important consideration considerationIn
In the contract has been lived up to toThe toThe toThe
The matter has been referred to the thecorporation thecorporatloft thecorporation
corporation counsel cous for his opinion as a to towhether towhether towhether
whether such payment is now due and andfor aDdtor andfor
for his consideration in connection with withthe withthe withthe
the application appl n of the railroads attorneys attorneyshaving attorneyshaving ttOrM71Ibavlng
having been approved by the District DistrictCommissioners DlstrtetCo DistrictCommissIoners
Commissioners CommissionersDISTRICT Co amiuionenDISTRIOT CommissIonersDISTRICT
DISTRICT REFUSES GROUND GROUNDWill GROUNDWill
Will 111 Xot ot Bxpinnt Taxation to Open OpenButternut Opcnutternut OpenButternut
Butternut Street StreetThe StreetThe StreetThe
The ground necessary for the opening openingf
oC > f Butternut street between Piney PlneyBranch PineyBnweh PineyBranch
Branch road and Brightwood Bri avenue baa baabeen bubeen hasbeen
been offered to the District by b B B H HWarner HWarner HWarner
Warner and by Walter N Weston Weat B H HKimbali HKimball HKimball
Kimball aDd John Joh H Thomas the t latter lattera lat lattruateefl iattrSj
a Sj trustees for the estate of Henrietta HenriettaB
B Cowling The only provision is that thatthe tbattbe thatthe
the owners on rs be exempt from nisesament amosementfor almenfor nisesamentfor
for the water Wa r main which bleb was laid in inthe Jathe inthe
the center of the proposed street treet a a num number number numher ¬
ber of years ago agoThe tapThe agoThe
The otter has been refused ecl by the Din Dtetrlct DItrtct Dintrict
trlct CommissIoners CoID 18 a as the ground can cannot eanIlOt cannot ¬
not be accepted subject to these con conditions condttionL conditloss ¬
ditions The Tb property will have to bear bearasseement bearueetilR8nt bearaisesment
asseement ueetilR8ntGASLIGHT aisesmentGASLIGHT asseementGASLIGHT
GASLIGHT IMPROVED IMPROVEDTrouble IMFROVEDTrouble IMPROVEDlrouljle
Trouble nt the Colonial In Repaired Repairedby n Rpa1redII pnlred pnlredh
by h the Company ConipaiijF CODJIIUl1F
F W Mahood 8hood of oCthe tthe he Colonial Apart Apartments Apartments ApartmeAts ¬
ments 1X9 1 13t Thirtieth street northwest northwesthas northwesthas t thas
has been Informed that the th cause of the theuneven theuneven theuneven
uneven flow of gas in that iliA t neighborhood neighborhoodis
is condensation but that the general generalmanager generalmanager e era1 era1manager
manager of the Georgetown Geo etown Gaslight GaslightCompany GaslightCompany GaslightCompany
Company reports that the trouble has hasbeen basn hasbeen
been n remedied remediedThe remediedTbe remediedThe
The uneven flow of gas and the Ir Irregular Irregular itregular ¬
regular pressure on the meter caused the thegaslights thegaslights thegaslights
gaslights in the house to flicker and ad go godown godown godown
down at the time when a bright and andsteady andsteady andsteady
steady light was needed neededNEW neededNEW neededNEW
NEW SEWER REFUSED REFUSEDInipractlcnblc REFUSEDImpractlcuhle REFUSEDImpractIcable
ImpractIcable to Lay In Pipes at Resi ResiSuggestions nJIIIdent Rsidents ¬
dent dents Suggestion SuggeldlonSuggestions SuggestionSuggestions
Suggestions for or th the construction of r a asewer asewer asewer
sewer along the east side of Connecticut Connecticutavenue Conneet1eutavenue Connecticutavenue
avenue northwest between Albermarle Albermarlestreet AlberJIIArlestreet Albermarlestreet
street and Chappel road to connect with withthe withtho withthe
the main now under construction on O Al Albermarle AIbermarle Albermarle ¬
bermarle street at Its intersection with withConnecticut withConnecticut withConnecticut
Connecticut avenue have be be n n sent by byCrammond byCrammond byCrammond
Crammond Kennedy Kenned of the Shoreham to tothe tothe tothe
the District Commissioners CommissionersThey CommissionersThey CommissionersThey
They have informed Mr r Kennedy that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the Albermarle street sewer could not be beused beused beused
used until provision is made by Congress Congressfor Congressfor Congressfor
for tho construction of a trunk sewer seweralong swerslong seweralong
along the west side of Rock Creek be between be between between ¬
tween Broad Branch aDd Piney Branch Branchand Branchand Branchand
and for that reason the suggestions sug stlons pro proposed proposed proposed ¬
posed by him cannot be recommended recommendedFlowers recommendedFlower recommendedFlowers
Flowers for All Social Functions FunctionsTable IunctfonsTable FunctionsTable
Table decorations Ac c eShaffer Shaffer 14th I INurses ISurHcs INurses
Nurses Receive Promotion PromotionRecommendations PromotionRecommendations PromotionRecommendations
Recommendations for the promotion of ofMiss ofMIss ofMiss
Miss Evelyn L Williams and Miss Sadie SadieD SadieD SadieD
D Jones Jon S from flrstyear pupil nurses in inthe Intho inthe
the Washington Asylum to secondyear secondyearpupil secondyearpupil secondyearpupil
pupil nurses at the rate of 130 per perannum perannum perannum
annum have been forwarded by the sec secretary secretary eecrotary ¬
retary of the Board of Charities to the theDistrict theDI5trict theDistrict
District Commissioners which recom recommendations recommendations rocommendations ¬
mendations have been approved by Com Commissioner Commissioner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner Macfarland The promotions promotionstook promotionstook promotionstook
took offset January 16 16W 16V 16v
W V A Curran Asks AKk Divorce DivorceThrough DIorccThrough DivorceThrough
Through Attorney AttorneyGeorge Georgo L Whitford WhitfordWilliam WhitfordWillInm WhltfordWilliam
William A Curran yesterday estorday filed suit suitfor 8Ultor suitfor
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Say They Cannot Plnfl Telegraphers Telegraphersto
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road telegraphers must ut take th the initia initiative Intttative Initialive ¬
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cation of th the statute statuteThe statuteThe statuteThe
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managers prs representing nin nine trunk line linerailway lineNUway linerailway
railway system They informed the thecommission thecommtfIIIion thecommIon
commission that the railroads were un unable unable nflable ¬
able to render a strict compliance with withthe withthe withthe
the law inasmuch as its requirement of ofa ora ofa
a ninehour Jd hour day for telegraphers would wouldrequire wouldreql wouldrequire
require N the employment of 1500 addl additional addlUoaa1 addltional ¬
tional men menThey menThey menThey
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to secure such an army of men of the theclass theeta theclass
class desired upon short or long Jon notice noticeThe noticeThe 1
The commission was tlter therefore re se asked ked to torequest torequest 1
request Congress Coa to make MIdI a a change changein
in the law as to meet present conditions conditionsSTAGE con4IttionSTAGE conditionsSTAGE
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which are a number of balloons These Thesepotes ThesepoIelo Thesepo1et
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