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THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY WEDN DAY MAY 4 1910 3
WJ w J SLOANE SLOANEFLOOR SLOANEFLOOR
FLOOR COVERINGS COVERINGSORDERED
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ORDERED NOW WILL BE HELD HELDFOR HELDFOR HELDFOR
FOR AUTUMN DELIVERY DELIVERYPermit DELIVERYPermit DELIVERYFermt
DELIVERYI I
Permit us to call attention to the advisability advi ability of ordering orderingnow
now to be delivered in the Autumn such Carpets Rugs RugsLinoleums RugsLinoleums RugsLinolcums
Linoleums and other Floor Coverings as may bz b needed The Theadoption Theadoption Theadoption
adoption of this suggestion will relieve our patrons of any possible possibleanxiety possibleanxiety possibleanxiety
anxiety they may anticipate as to delayed execution of orders orde due dueto dueto dueto
to the extreme pressure of business in the active Fall season seasonThe season1he seasonThe
The exact date for laying will be carefully recorded and the work workskillfully workskillfully works1illfuIIy
skillfully and promptly done doneThe doneThe t
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The excellent facilities of our Washington VI ashington office supple supplemented suppleI supplemented ¬
I mented by the large organization of our headquarters in New NewYork NewYork I IYork
York insure every possible advantage advan tage to customers in the matter matterof matterof matterof
of advance orders for the Autumn AutumnOur AutumnOur AutumnOur
Our new assortments of weaves and designs are now ready readySamples readySamples readySamples
Samples and prices promptly submitted upon telephonic or orwritten orwritten orwritten
written request
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YOULL LOOK RIGHT RIGHTAND II IIAND
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FEEL RIGHT RIGHTIN RIGHTIN
IN ONE OF OUR OURSNAPPY OU OUSNAPPY
SNAPPY 1 000 suns sunsYoull
Youll pay 1500 for a suit uit of the th same aml tyIl tyIland tvleand
and Ql1ality at uptown stores Because we ar arc out outof outof
of the High Rent District we save you opethird opethirdl onethirdPreNident
l rcMhlnt SUMIH SuJIpnderMo1l nllrolll the wor1cl or1JJ oer 1 r rfor 35c
ft Oeour price 1leeThe priceTIii
The l1Iot ExcluIhc Sultlll 1 13 to V8O V8OBIEBERKAUFMAN o oBIEBERKAUFMAN
BIEBERKAUFMAN COa COaThe COThe
The Mans Department Store 901909 BIb SI S E
FLORISTS BANQUET BANQUETSCENE BANQUETSCENE BAUETSCENE
SCENE OF BEAUTYDiners BEAUTYDiners BEAUTY BEAUTYDiners
Diners Revel in Fairyland Fairylandof
of Mowers MowersCasting FlowersCasting FloweisCasttng
Casting aside tho care caroa and worries of orevordtY ofGvorfdy
everyday business buslne life prominent bust bustnose butno MmnOK
nose no men of the Capital with ladies ladl dIe en enjoyed enjoyed enjoyod ¬
joyed tho annual banquet of the Wash Washington WshInifton VubIngton ¬
ington Florists Association at t Bauschers Bauscherslast Raucberlast Buacherlast
last night nightTho nlsbtThe nightThe
The largo banquet qut hall was wa transformed transformedInto traD8tormedinto trsaformediito
Into a veritable fairyland of o flowers a amasterpiece amastorplece amasterpiece
masterpiece of tho florists decorathe art artGreon arloGrean artGreon
Greon and white wore u Hed ed effectively effectivelyin
in the decoration scheme and nd the ban banquet MDQuet benquet ¬
quet room was as a a scone sc c ne of floral splendor splendorseldom 3plendOCseldom peMocseldom
seldom equaled in this thl city cityNinetyfive c1 c1Nlnotyfivo clt cltNinotyfivo
Ninetyfive diners were present more morethan morethan snorethan
than half hal of whom were beautifully beautifullygowned beuUCutlyowned beautifullygowned
gowned owned women whose presence added addedmuch Addedmuch addedmuch
much to tho th pjcturoaquenoss or tho occa occasion occasion oc ocsion ¬
sion sionA
A pleasant surprise to Toastmastor ToastmastorWilliam T TstmaetorWilliam astma tor torWilliam
William F Gudo camo shortly shortt l after the theopening theopening theopening
opening of tho festivities when Fred M MOwens MOwens MOwens
Owens In an eloquent little speech pre presented presEntod presentod ¬
sEntod him a handsome silver service serviceTho serviceThe serviceTho
Tho set consisted consi too of twelve pieces plec and andwas andwas andwae
was the gift of Mr Gudcs friends In Indally Indally indaily
dally business bu tneu life lifeMr 1101Ir lifeMr
Mr Gude was completely overcome and andit andit andIt
it was some time before ho could make makea
a brief speech of thanks and apprecia appreciation Appnclation approciation ¬
tion to the donors donorsThe donorsThe donorsThe
The part that flowers play in the mold molding moldIng moldA
A ing of civic life and beauty furnished furnishedthemes furnlahedthomOll furnishedthemog
themes for several brief afterdinner ad addressee addrc addresses ¬
dresses drc M Among those who spoke were woreCommissioners wereComml8fJloners wereCommissioners
Commissioners Rudolph and Judaon for former former forsuer ¬
mer Commissioner Macfarland and Fred FredM FredlI FredM
M Owens OwensTIRED OwenlTIRED OwensTIRED
TIRED OF KEEPING HUSBAND HUSBANDBaltimore HUSBANDI HUSBANDDnltlmorc ItUSBANDBaltimore
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Baltimore Woman Say Sn Snya lie Hn Unfj Re Repaid ncpnlt1 Repaid ¬
paid by b Vlclonit lclou Conduct ConductBaltimore ConcluctBaltimore ConductBaltimore
Baltimore May 8 IRandolph Randolph 1C Dame Damewas Damewas Damowas
was sued for a partial divorce today toda by byhis b bhlB byhis
his wife Mildred G Dame Tho alloga allegations allogatlons allogations ¬
tions are cruelty cruo1t Mrs Ir Damo averring averringthat averringthat averringthat
that her huaband whom sho had support supported ilupporte1 ¬
ed has ropald her by vicious conduct conductThe conducLThe conductThe
The bill of complaint states that the thocouplo theeouplo thecouplo
couplo wero married marrl d December 31 U 1WOtItS iOOMrs lOG lOGMrs
Mrs tItS Damo avers that aCtor tho ceremony ceremonyBho ooromonyIIho ceremonyshe
she spont 51500 1OO on furnishings and equip equipment equlprocnt equipruent ¬
ment for tho apartment She says sas her herhusband herhusband
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husband who is the son of a wellknown wellknownclergyman woltknownctergjman wellknownclergyman
clergyman has been supported and main maintained nIalntalned naintamed ¬
tamed by b her although she believes that thatho thathe thathe
he gets an Income from his business bU 1nON as asreal nsreal asreal
real estate broker brokerMARRIED brokerMARRIED brokerMARRIED
MARRIED NINETY YEARS YEARSFlorence YEARSFloron YEARSFlorence
Florence Floron e Colo Cob May 3 3Consul Census returns returnsof returnsot returnsot
ot this place includo a pair of remarkable remarkableschedules remarkableschcdulo remarkableschedules
schedules in tho case of Francisco Espor Esporand Esperana Esporand
and his wife Rafael who claim cl lm to be 110 110and 110nnd 110and
and lOT 10 years onrs of age respectively and to tobavo tob toa
a bavo b 0 boon married ninety years yearsAccording jraAccordIng yearsAccording
According to the information given by bytheir brtheir bytheir
their granddaughter Mrs Julia Montoya Montoyawith Monto Montowith Montoyawith
with whom they live Esper who is of ofFrench orFronch ofFrench
French parentage was wo born in rhat Is IBnow Isnow isnow
now New Mexico In 1SOO IS and his hi wife wifewas wlfol1 wifewan
was l1 born in Taos Mexico in 1S08 iSO They Theywero TheYwere Theywere
were married at Santa Fe in 1S30 1 Ono Onoson Onoson Oneson
son tho survivor of ten children still stilllives stilllives nUllIive
lives Iive In Now Mexico Ho is eightyflve eightyflveyears elghtyfiveoars eightyayeyears
years oars old oldWhite oldWhite oldWhite
White Unfermented UnfermentedGrape UnfermentedGrape UnfermentedGrape
Grape Juice JuiceA
A pure clear nonalcoholic bev beverage br beverage > v vernge ¬
erage made from the choicest cholc > st Ca Catawba Catawba Catawba
tawba grapes It Is splendid for the theconvalescent theoDaescent theconvajescent
convalescent Makes a most excel excellent exellent excellent ¬
lent punch too For bottle 50 cents centsPer centsPer centsPer
Per dozen 550 550TOKALON 550TOKALON 550TOKALON
TOKALON WINE CO COPhone COPhone COPhone
Phone or Write Writei1414th
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WILLING TO TELL TELLOF TELLOF TELLOF
OF WHITE IIITE SLAVES SLAVESPrisoner SLAVESPrisoner SLAVESPrisoner
Prisoner May Make Revela Revelations Reve1ations Revelations ¬
tions the Police Want WantNew tV WantNew aut autNew
New York May J STbe The investigation investigationinto inveeUpUonInto investigationinto
into the white slave trade in New NewYork N NYork NewYork
York may receive unexpected une peeted aid from fromHarry from fromHarry fro i iHarry
Harry Levlnson who woo w Wlta Wa Indicted on onMondar OftMood onMender
Mender Mood with a negro ro and a multatto multattowoman muUatlOwoman muflattowoman
woman for selling MlI white girls to an agent agentof a agentof ent entoC
of the district attorneys uorne offlce offlceThe oftlceThe otilceThe
The trio were wer given until Thursday Thwlda to toplead top1eacl toplead
plead to the Indictments but Levlnson Levlnsonlost LtmuonkNIt LeInaonlost
lost his nerve today and sen 8eJV word to totb tothe tothe
tb the district attorney through his coun counsel counI couniii ¬
sel I that he was wu ready to plead p guilty to tothe tothe tothe
the charge of placing pIIlda < < Ida Greenberg and andGussie andGuale andGuest
Guest Ehrlich with Miller the district districtattorneys d18trlctattorneys districtattorneys
attorneys secret agent ent for Immoral pur purposes purpot8a powposes ¬
poses posesLevlnson pot8aLevlnlIOn posesLevinson
Levlnson is said to have sold the two twogirls twocirllJ twogirls
girls to Miller for 40 The maximum maximumpenalty maximumpenalty maximumpenalty
penalty for the crime to which wbl h he has hasconfessed huconCeaed hasconfessed
confessed is Jhree hr hree years 7 imprisonment imprisonmentand
and a fine of 98009 98009Before Ii000Before 000 000Berore
Before maJcing mald hl h his plea Levinson had a atalk atalk atalk
talk with District Attorney Whitman WhitmanWhat WhillnanWhat WhitmanWhat
What he divulged concerning coneernin his associ associates auoctatu sued suedates ¬
ates in the traffic in women is kept secret secretbut Heretbut secretbut
but It is s significant that no arrests were weremade weremade weremade
made following Levlnsons talk with the thedistrict thedistrict thedistrict
district attorney attorneyIt
It is probable that the confessed pro procurer procurer procurer ¬
curer can tell a great eat deal de if he wishes wishesAccording wllheLAccordl wishesAccording
According Accordl to the investigators IUVNtlp tors he car carried carried carsled ¬
ried on tho th business bu lnea tander under pretense preten of ofselling orelUne ofselling
selling rain coat coa coats to women in disor disorderly oUsordeny 1IIIOrderl ¬
deny derl houses 110 In this way he had the therun therun therun
run of many man places and knew all the thegoeaip thogONtp thegossip
gossip of the world in which whle he worked workedAssistant workdAillstaut workedAssistant
Assistant District Attorney Attorn Reynolds Reynoldswho ReynokUlwho Reynoldswho
who is I in charge of the investigation investigationmade InvesUgationmade investigationmade
made public today the name and de description deacrfpUon doseription ¬
scription of the elevenyearold girl rl who whowas whowaa whowas
was found by Miller in the fiat of Belie BelieMoore DelleMoore BelieMoore
Moore the mulatto Miller told Mr MrReynolds MrReynolds r rReynolds
Reynolds that tho child was called Helen HelenHastings HelenHaUnll HelenHastings 1
Hastings that she b6 had short curly brown brownhair brownhair brownlafr 1
hair and dark blue eyes ey and that when whenho whenbo whenho
ho saw SIL her the child c lld was tUI dressed in a ashort ashort ashort
short skirt ana fld highlaced shoes shoesDistrict IIhONDlatrict shoesDiatrlct
District Attorney Whitman is much cha chagrined ahagrlnld chagrined ¬
grined over the disappearance of the thechlkl thechild thechild
child and he had a a conference tftih In Inspector Inapoctor Inspector ¬
spector Russell of the th detective bureau bureauwho bureauwho
who 110 Is making overy effort to find bore horGLIMPSE boreGLIMPSE herGLIMPSE
GLIMPSE OF HALLEYS COMET COMETScientist COMETSclcntlKt
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Scientist ni Yerkcw Observatory ObservatorySeen Ohlierutor OhlierutorSCCK OlCrvatorySees f
Seen It Through life Clouds ClomlsChicago CloncbChicago CloudsChicago
Chicago May Ma 3 34iaUeys = Halleys comet to togrowing IIolng isgrowing g
growing olng braver It is not so modest as It Ithas Ithas Ithas t
has been reen recently and is taking on an anair anair anair n
air of boldness boldn boldnesnot not to say ay Impudence ImpudenceIt
It played hide ad seek for a a whole minute minutetoday mlnutotodar minutetoday
today with one of tho staff of tho Yerkes YerkesObservatory YerktlObeerAtor YerkeaObservatory
Observatory ObeerAtor At t Williams tllianus BayJWIs BayJWIsProf na Bay1 Wis WisProf WI WIProf
Prof Barnard was the th only scientist at attho attbo atthe
the observatory ob ryatory who had even a glimpse glimpseof g1Imp g1Impof
of the comet Today his hI patient watch watchwag watchwa W8tcbwas
wag wa rewarded by a sight ght of the orb ex extending o otending oxtending ¬
tending over one minute of time and a amuch amuch amuch i
much greater extent on arc arcProf arcProt arcProf
Prof Barnard DornRrd rnard saw the comet but butcould butcould butcould
could not distinguish any detail said saidProf snldProf saidProf
Prof B B Frost He caught sight ht or ofIt orIt orIt
It through the clouds for about a out a mlnuto mlnutobut minutqbut nut nutbut
but wae wa unable to see It with the irakodl irakodleye Dftkodj Dftkodjeyc
eye
Even In the telescope It appeared dim dimthrough dimlhrough dimthrough j
through the clouds It was another un unlucky unluck unlucky ¬
lucky luck morning mornl g but at present the sky IB IBbrilliantly 18brllUantly Isbrilliantly
brilliantly clear and wo have great hopes hopesfor hop hopCor hopesfor
for tomorrow tomorrowOccnn tomorrowOcean tomorrowOcean
Ocean StcniniJiins StcniniJiinsXCTT SteniiislzjpsNew
New f1W York May Ia 3Aniv lrrlftd i Kater Ka Wtttwfei W1II li I 11
from BrtMW Dr April J1rilli iait 2 l Untied 3Utc alea from e Cbnoa 0DIJtwen es
tagm en April H Ii t Itrtmta Dr from e lltcncB l April AprilArrtvsd B Btkn DArrt
Arrt Arrtvsd set Cap atFWtsr K Kain Kmirpzos Kmirpzoslie
ain Cecil lit t Drawi aiilteeftpatta MIsosp IhIpeIII at Lowta
Sailed from louisa for port r ixsrta > > rta Kttocr K Wilketa dcr T
Grewe Gro l from f Bremoa nr m Contain from Uwpool UwpoolA
A good glove cutter in Paris can make makenearly makenearly makenearly e
nearly 100 a a weefr wed
DEALERS DEALERSGETPRQFITS DEALERSGETPRQFITSB GET PROFITS PROFITSB I IB
I ICost
B F Yoakum ToaIlll Explains High fligliCost ughCost
Cost of Foodstuffs FoodstuffsALKS FoodstuffsTALKS FoodstuffsTALKS
TALKS ALKS AT FARMERS MEETING MEETINGChairman MEETINGChnirmull MEETINGClonirnutn
Chairman of Frisco Railroad Sys System SKcm Syiotciii ¬
tem cm Declares Heavy BcnY Reductions in inFreight InFrcl InFreight
Freight Frcl bt Kate UntcN Absorbed l h by y 3H Mid MidiIlCItCntdVOcltleN 1111 1111l11cm l lrtlcm
rtlcm iIlCItCntdVOcltleN mAlhncntcH i Advocate Better Jlnrkct JlnrkctliifC JlnrJ larIctIii t tJuJ
JuJ Iii liifC Method lcthcHICo Coat t of Drainage DrainageSt UruluugcSL
St St Louis Loul May 3 3Rxcc 3Itxcesslve Excctttve te profittak profittaking profittakInS proflttaklag ¬
InS by middlemen was the thl reason as assigned uII assigned ¬
signed II ncd for high prices of food stuffs by byB byB
B F Ii Yoakum chairman of the Frisco Friscosystem FrllcoQ8tem Friscosystem
system in an address acldr this afternoon be before betore before ¬
fore the farmers fAnn r conference conferenceHo oooferenceJio conferenceHo
Ho declared the heavy reduction in infreight InCrelght Infreight
freight rates of the last few years had hadbeen hlldbeen hadbeen
been absorbed by the dealers and not notshared notshared notshared
shared in h by the farmers or consumers consumersBetter conumenBeUer consumersBetter
Better marketing methods were advocated advocatedas advOCAtedmean
as 1 a means J y which farmer would get getbetter letbettor getbetter
better prices for the food they raise and andat Andat andat
at the same time lower figures would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be given to those who buy the stuff fur foruse furUIO furuse
use in the kitchen kitchenThis kUchenThis kitchenThis
This railroad man described the dema demagogic demago desnagogic ¬
gogic go c politician as a disturbing dlaturbln and ex expensive expensive cxpensive ¬
pensive middle agent a ent and urged ur 8d that he hebe hehe hehe
he cut out o t in the dealings which the therailroads lherailroad therailroads
railroads and the farmers should have havewith ha hawith havewith
with each other otherSolved otberSuhcd otherSolveil
Solved l h by y Organization OrstniilzntlonThe OrgnulzntlollThe
The most important for toree tore e for the be wel welfare welfare welfare ¬
fare of the nation will come when the thelandowners thelandowneN thelandowners
landowners are organized said Mr MrYoakum l11Yoakum MrYoakum
Yoakum The organisation or8Anl UGn is Important Importantnot ImPOrtantnot 1mpctantnot
not only for the benefits to the farmers farmersbut fuimera fuimerabut farmersbut
but on account of money saved sa vetl the con consumers consumers consumers ¬
sumers It is not prices received by b farm farmers tar taren farmera ¬
ers which make living expenses high but butthe butthe outthe
the profits of the dealers dealersThe dealersThe dealersThe
The Florid farmer receives ricerv 285 5 for a abushel abusbol abushel
bushel of green rftn beans the railroad gets
50 cents > > for thu 00 mile haul to New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York ana the consumer pays H40 t40 for if ifThere It ItThere ItThere
There Is 96 per cent for the grower S Sper SPfr Sper
per cengfor cong tot the carrier and 6 67 per cent centfor centfor centfor
for the dealer This TIt to J not a fair divi division dlvlslon dlvislon ¬
slon slonThirty
Thirty cents a a douse was the average averageprice Il averageprice nr nrprice
price of eggs ts In New York Y Ilt last la year yarwhile yearbile yearwhile
while bile tb the fanners of Arkansas and ilLs Missouri M MBOurt ilLssaud ¬
souri received 15 cents The freight tret t was wucent
2 cent rents a a dozen The men who receive receivethe receivethe receivethe
the eggs at a freight ht station adon In New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York and deliver delLv to the consumer take
13 cents a down on profit profitI
I The m rice farmer of Texas Louisiana Louisianaand Lout8tanaand Louisianaand
and Arkansas rkan gets two and onehalf cents centsa
a pound Th TM freight is onehalf c cent nt a apound apound apound
pound If the rice farmer were paid paidthree paJdthree paidthree
three and onehalf cents on one cent more morethan moretium morethan
than he is now getting 8ettn < < and the dealer dealertook dealertook dealertook
took one cent profit which is 3 per r cent centthe ceaUthe cenUthe
the New York consumer would get twenty twentypound twentypounda twentypounds
pound of rice for a II dollar otlM instead of ten tenxMtnds tenpounde tenpounds
pounds xMtnds as now nowCotton nowI nowCotton
I Cotton Growers Lose LoseEvery LoseEvtfY LoseEvery
Every member of every community communityIs
Is interested Intere ted in aiding the farmers to or organise organize organize ¬
ganize a a system of doing business b direct directfrom directerOm directfrom
from from the he held e1d to the table KtfecUve or organisation orxaDIUon organtatlon ¬
ganisation cannot be had by creating creatingprejudice creath creathprejudice creatingprejudice
prejudice through politicians who have haveno haveno haveno
no relief to offer Tb TM ceLlist growers owors are arenot arenot arenot
not organised and are losing 10 DS money mooe The Therailroad TheranlOlWl Therailroad
railroad taken sue 4J 6e for hauling bauU a bale of ofcotton ofcotton ofcotton
cotton from gin to spinner but the spec speculator 1IPfeulalor speculator ¬
ulator must have 1550 550 0 per bale baleThe baleThe baleThe
The time will come when States tatea wH wHconstruct W11construct 11 11construet
construct warehouses to aid farmers In Inmarketing Inmarketl Inmarketing
marketing marketl their cotton I understand that thatLouisiana thatLoultdana thatLouisiana
Louisiana is to be tncnrst the lirat State to take takrthis takpthl takethis
this thl Important step Under this proposed proposedLouisiana propoeEdLou proposedLouisiana
Lou Louisiana warehouse relKMwe system yt every everytimer evtoryt everytuaist
timer t can ship blp his cotton cotonsu e New ew Or Orleans Orleans Orleans ¬
leans and hold it until he is ready to sell sellHis sellHitl sellHis
His warehouse e receipt is better in the thehands thebands thehands
hands of a New England land or Manchester Manchesterspinner Xancheeterapillnet 4anchesterspl
spinner spl ner than the cantract of a speculator speculatorto
to deliver the cotton cottonOne cottonOne cottond
d One of the things advocated by the theFarmers tholIrme theFarmers
Farmers lIrme Union is a a greater reater proportion proportionof
of Federal appropriations for agriculture agricultureIn
In a arecent recent speech in the lower House Hou of ofCongress orCon ofCongress
Congress Con Chairman Tawney of the Com Committee Commllt Corninittee ¬
mittee mllt on Appropriations said that XI XIper Z1per ZIper
per cent of the revenues of the govern government lOernmeat governmeat ¬
meat went for military expenses which whichamounted wblchamountetl whichamounted
amounted to J4iOOGOoeo 010080 for that period periodThis perlodThla periodThis
This Is thirtythree times as much as was wasappropriated wasappropriated as asappropriated
appropriated for agricultural purposes purposesThis putlJOfttJThis purposesThis
This session n the Senate has passed a a bill billproviding blJlptovidlnc billproviding
providing for 3500000 to pay pa for a few fewacres ie ieacrell fewacres
acres of land in Washington htn ton to give a abetter abetter abetter
better view of the Capitol This is the thekind thekind thekind
kind of reclamation which Washington WashingtonCnderstands Washingtonbnderstands Vuhln < < ton tonbnd
Cnderstands bnd ratAndl and to improve these few fewacres fe feacrN fewacres
acres the legislators 1 < < lslators are ready read to glfre glfreonequarter gltleonequarter gtteonequarter
onequarter as much as given tven for agri agriculture < gri griculture < ft ftculture ¬
culture
Cost of Drainage DrainageIf
If the government would spend LIQQ LIQQCOO IJM0O
COO 0O 100 a year for twelve years ears for drainage drainagesurveys dralnn dralnnIiUnOYS drainagesurveys
surveys and in opening waterways terways to tothe tothe tothe
the Gulf it will make available 2SCOft036 2SCOft036acres 5ooaOOOacres 00 00acres
acres of Mississippi Valley YaU Y land for cul cultivation cultivation cultivation ¬
tivation and this would be at a cost of orI
75 I cents cent an acre This acreage would wouldprovide wouldprovide ould ouldprolde
provide eightyacre farms for S1S6W fam families famntes familles ¬
ilies or 1BW 1u800 00 people It costs 35 an Anacro anacre
acre to reclaim land by irrigation The TheState TheStates
States of Arkansas Missouri and andlane Louis Louisiana Lou Loula ¬
lane la 8 are bagging gtng for money mone for reclama reclamation reclamation reclantaUon ¬
tion by b drainage dn naso but the politicians at atWashington atWashington atWashington
Washington are not disposed to heed heedtheir heedtheir heedtheir
their appeals appealsDurlng appealsDuring appealsDuring
During tho last nve years yearsAmerlcens yearsAmericans 409000 409000Americans
Americans principally farmers have left lefttho lefttho leftthe
tho United States for Canada They The took tookwith tOOkwith too toowith
with them 1000 each Canadian officials officialsall officialsall officialsall
all of whom are taking a a personal inter interest Interest interest ¬
est in obtaining the best class cIa of farmers farmersfor tarmerstor farmersfor
for their country estimate this year they tbe tbewl11 theywill
will get 130000 American farmers and andthat andUlat andthat
that they will 111 bring with Aith ith them 130000000 130 1300O0C0Nearly ooOOO ooOOOXcnrly
Nearly all wo hear from Washington W88hln ton tonI
is I about military exploitations and unim unimportant unf m mportant
portant political controversies There is isno Isno Isno
no word of encouragement encoUrA ement for the de devclopment deelopmont 1evelopment
vclopment of the countrys resources If Ifwe Itwe Ifwe
we had m man n in public Hfe hif who would wouldtake wouldtake wouldtake
take the same interest in working out outthese outthese outthese
these questions quc tlona on a II practical common commonsense commonsense commonsense
sense basis leaving off of their tirades tiradesagainst tiradesaplnst tiradesagainst
against railroads their services would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be of greater advantage to the farmers farmersand rarmersand farmersanti
and consumers consumersBAPTISTS conB1nnersBAPTISTS consumersBAPTISTS
BAPTISTS MAKE 1 PROGRESS PROGRESSI PROGRESSIiorflgn PROGRESSForiII
I Foreign Iiorflgn Mlxxioii 1zIoii Board Will WIl 111 Report RCIortCollectionM fleiportCollections
Collection of 2O1OOO 2O1OOORichmond O1000 OlOOORichmond
Richmond Va May Iay 3 iThe The foreign foreignmission forel foreignmission < < n nmission
mission boArd of the Southern Baptist Baptl BaptistConvention t tConvcntlon
Convention will vill report to the convention conventionin convention conventionIn conven oi oiin
in Baltimore collections for the year of ofJM1000 orSCiOl
JM1000 SCiOl an av increase of 4ACM mOOt over the theyear thejenr theyear
year before beforeTho boforeTho beforeThe
Tho board carries cnrrles over a debt of 88009 88009its 59000its scooIts
its work of last l st year r having been by bytho bythe bythe
the conventions conventlo11s ardor upon a much muchbroader muchbroader muchbroader
broader field than ever before beforeRepresentatives boforeReprcsffittI beforeRepresentatives
Representatives ReprcsffittI from the foreign Holds Holdswore ftoldswore fieldswore
wore the best in tho boards history
There were more mar than 3000 baptisms on onmlslon onmission
mission fields w were ere US tG missionaries and anI
467 native workejte worke aro ro engaged engagede ongngedThe
t
The Norwegians orwegla s make use of dried sea sealwecd seaweed seaweed
weed for fuel fueLk
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Clearance Sale of Pianos PianosFOR Pianos1 Pianos1FOR
FOR REMODELING PURPOSES PURPOSESIn
In which the profits are sacrificed upon many fine Pianos Pi nos including the thei thetfWOR theeCWORLD
tfWOR eCWORLD D FAMOUS KIMBALL KIMBALLI KIMBALLPLAYER KIMBALLPLAYER
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PLAYER PIANOS AND OTHER OTHERWe KNOWN MAKES MAKESTe
We Te have leased double floor space at 523 11th Street X W WRather V VRather VRather
Rather than have our large stock of fine pianos damaged as they the would likely be if upon our floor when w n rebuilding we have havedecided havedecided havedecided
decided to t sacrifice oiir o r profits upon the entire stock and give you the benefit benefitTo benefitYOUR benefitYOUR
YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNiTY OPPORTUNITYTo I ITo
To get an excellent e cI1cnt piano pf po I O the one you have had in mind at Factory Price and less lessin in fact at a price you hardly hoped bape to obtain obtainThe obtainThcprofits tain tainThe
The Thcprofits profile and expenses pen s of the middleman have been eliminated eliminatedli eliminatedIt eliminatedIt
It Is the Good Quality that Adds Force Forceto to These Prices
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NEISOFALEXANDRIA NEISOFALEXANDRIAStrike NEWSOF 1TES ALEXANDRIA OFALEXAIthRIAStrike ALEXANDRIAStriIie
Strike at Brewery Plant Is IsQnickly IsQnicldy IsQuickly
Quickly Settled SettledMEN SettledlIIEN SettledMEN
MEN GRANTED SHORTER HOURS HOURSLittle HOURSLittle HOURSLittle
Little Credence Given Report that thatCcnsiin thntCcnKuM thatCenaus
Ccnsiin Will 111 Show 5ho Decrease In the theCitys theCft theCjty
Citys Cft Cjty Population I lopulat OIJulnHnnnn6lneli1i ionBusiness ttnsliiesM Men 3IeuBelieve MenRelieve Ien Iencllcc
Believe Incrcnne Will Ill lie Shown ShownIn ShownIn ShownIii
In tho t11 Final Return ReturnP UeturnllF
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WASHINGTON 1IERAW BURKAU BURKAUAlexandria DURWK hUXU1lu
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Alexandria A1e ndria Va May la SThe strike strikeamong strikemODC strikeamong
among the brewers and bottlers at the theplant th thor thepta
plant pta of the Robert Portner Brewing BrowingCompany Drowtn DrowtnCompany BrewingCompany
Company which begun this morning morninglasted JI1OInlngluted morninglasted
lasted only until evening and tomorrow tomorrowmorning to tomorrowmorning IOrrow IOrrowmorning
morning the fortyeight fortet ht strikers will re return return return ¬
turn to work the brewing browln company hav having havIng haylag
ing signed a four years ears contract with withthe withthe Wllhthe
the strikers strike and acceded to the demands demandsof
of the union unionThe unionThe unionThe
The point in dispute was a II question of ofhours orhours ofhours
hours the company con JMlny having already alreadyagreed alreadya alreadyagreed
agreed a oed to that part p rt of the contract pro providing prok1ln providing ¬
viding k1ln for an increase in wages wal among amongthe amongthe amongthe
the union men This afternoon it was wasdecided wasdeeldOI wasdecided
decided to grant tho lastnamed request requestand roquetltand requestanti
and thereby end tho strike Under the theprovisions t1upro1eIon theprovisions
provisions of the new ne contract the em employes emplo empioyes ¬
ployes plo es will work eight hours daily all allthe aUthe allthe
the year around The provisions of the theold theold theold
old contract proIded for nine hours dally dallyIn dan danIn dailyin
In summer and eight In winter winterA winterA j jA
A feature in connection with 1th the sign signing slgnInE signing ¬
ing of tho new contract is the curtail curtailment curtailment curtailment ¬
ment of the supply of beer furnished the thoemployes theollplo08 theemployee
employee This Th part of the agreement agreementis
is practically similar to that adopted adopt by bythe b bthe bythe
the Washington hln ton brewers Heretofore the themen themen themen
men it is stated > > httod received r rceivadbecr Cohcd beer at t fre frequent frequent frequent ¬
quent intervals during durln the day dayTho dnyTho dayThe
Tho plant was closed today todn although althoughtho althoughtho althoughthe
tho delivery department de artment worked with 1th a acertaain a acertaain I Icertnaln
certaain degree of harmony harnion and the theother theothel theother
other attaches of the brewery not con connoctod connected connocted
noctod with 1th the union assisted as letod in tho thodelivery thodellery thedelivery
delivery of the companys i poducts poductsThe joducts joductsTho o u ts tsfho
The brewery would have been seriously seriouslyhandlcap serlotislyhandicaped 1 1handicDped
handlcap handicDped d by b a prolonged strike Inns Inasmuch Inosmuch Innsmuch ¬
much as this Is the busy season SOft so n It was wasalso W81al80 wasalso
also pointed out that it would have In I all allprobability allprobability
probability proved a difficult task to fill fillthe 11111 11111the fillthe
the places of the striking brewers Much Muchsatisfaction MuChmUsCaction Mudssatisfaction
satisfaction was expressed here tonight tonightthat tonightthat tonightthat
that the strike has been settled settledActivo settledAcUo settledActive
Active preparations arc being beln made by byR byR
R E Lee Camp Confederate Veterans Veteransfor Veteransfot Veteransfor
for the annual observance of Confeder Confederate Confederate Confederate ¬
ate Memorial Day May 24 The he annual annualmemorial annualmemorial annualmemorial
memorial address will as stated be de delivercd deUvor dehlvered
livercd Uvor at the exercises which will be behold behold beheld
hold at the Confederate Monument Mon ment by byRepresentative byRepresentative byRepresentative
Representative Charles R Thomas of ofNorth orNorth ofNorth
North Carolina The general committee committeeof
of arrangements named follows G Will WillJam WI11lam lviiilam
lam Ramsay P F Gorman Jesse Mur Murray Murray Murray ¬
ray A C Wycoff Alexander Lyles to toassist toassist toassist
assist ladles at the ho monument J C Mil dt1
hum Roger Warflold arnld sr and F FDavidson 3 3Iavidson I IDa
Davidson Da jdson on ocqaeterlcs fQletert near the city cityJ c1t c1tJ
J W Hammond W H Yateman John JohnH JohnH JohnH
H Zimmerman John S Blackburn C S STaylor STaylor STaylor
Taylor E C Graham J P Woody R RF RF RF
F Knox and J H Wiltshire St Marls MarysCemetery MarlsCemetery kifsCemet
Cemetery Cemet < < P F Gorman R M Latham Lathamand LathamaDd Lathamand
and Levi Hurdle Ivy Hill Cemetery Col ColArthur CoLArthur
Arthur Herbert George Wise W L M MBlackford KBIaCktord MBlaektord
Blackford and Eli Janney JanneyPlans JanneyPIau JanneyPlani
Plans and estimates f mal for the remodeling remodelingof
of the city clt Jail are now being belli < < prepared preparedby preparedby
by B F Smith a Washington Wh1 ton architect architectat
at the instance of the Joint committee on onpublic onpublic onpublic
public property JWOPftt and Dd finance nce The pro proposed proPoeed proposed ¬ i
posed improvements will cost approxi approximately appro approxinistely 1 1matly ¬ 1
mately JSJKW 100 Mr fr Smith will within a ashort abort ashort I
short bort time submit the plans which bleb will willpractically wUtpracUcaUy willpracticalhy
practically include the rebuilding rebulJdIo of the thepresent theprne thepresent
present prne structure at tae northeast corner cornerof OOIDerof cornerof I
of St Asaph pb and Queen streets and andconverting aadcoaverUa andcouvortlaig i
converting coaverUa it into a modern prison prisonBut prt8cmBut prisonBut
I
But Httle credence cred ee is placed in the re report report raport ¬
port in circulation to the effect that the thecensus thece thecenhim I
census ce will snow show a decrease decrea in the citys cityspopulation cltyBpopulation cityspopulation
population Those arguing against this thisassert thisueert thisassert
assert that the census enumerators are arenot arenot arenot
not permitted to give ve out any figures nguresand ttrurMand figuresand
and in view of this it is contended that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the report would Ould therefore prove base baseless baselees baseisse ¬
less as a far as ofOcial ngures ure are con concerned concerned concerned
cerned In addition to this several Hvera of orthe ofthe
the enumerators had not completed their theirwork theirork theirwork
work ork at noon today Prominent real realestate realestate realestate
estate and other business bu lnea men feel sat satisfled satIfted satlulled
lulled that the coming coml census will ill show showan showall showan
an increase in population Should it not notefforts notetrorta notefforts
efforts may be made by the business men mento mento mento
to take a census < < of the city cityThe cityThe cityThe
The attention t Of f the Circuit Court for forthis forthl forthis
this thl city Judge J B T Thornton pre presiding preWlne pvcsiding ¬
siding was 81 today taken up in hearing hearingtestimony heari hearitUmon hearingtestimony
testimony tUmon in the case of Alice Ike McMena McMenamin McMenausia Mcenamln
min and her husband Richard McMena McMenamin Mdenamin McMenamm
min mm against a ln t the Southern Railway Rallwa Com Company CompAu Corn1ftny ¬
pany pAu The object of the suit is to re recover recoer recover ¬
cover damages da eg in the sum of 7500 for forinjuries forInjuries forinjuries
injuries alleged aU ed to have been done their theirhomo theirh theirhiine
homo h mo by smokeand smoke and soot from the en engines englneIJ engines ¬
gines of the company companj The plaintiff is isrepresented isrepre Isrepresented
represented repre ented by b Attorney J K M L Norton Nortonand Nortonand Nortonand
and the defendant efondant company eompany by Col Cot F FL FL FL
L Smith SmithWilliam SmithWntlam SmithWilliam
William Fllppans five years CArS old a anegro a anegro anegro
negro living at 1406 1 14l King Kln street while whilein wbllein whilein
in the street tonight was run down by byan byan byan
an Adams dams Express wagon Ya < < on The acci accident accldent ned neddent ¬
dent occurred in King street between betweenWest betweenWool betweenWest
West and Peyton streets The child was wastreated wastrcatod wastreated
treated by Dr Wilkins The driver was wascited wascited wascited
cited to appear in court by Policeman PolicemanYoung Pollcemanung PolicemanY9ung
Young ung if wanted wantedTho wnt wntTho wantedTho
Tho Rotall Merchants Icrchan Association In Incorporated Ineorporaod Incorporaotl ¬
corporated this city has been granted a acharter neblrter acharter
charter by the State corporation commis commlsslon commisskrn j jston
ston with a capital stock of o 55800 5eoo Of Offlcors Offlcors Offloors
flcors are as follows rollo R IL S i KnigHt lAI 1tt pres presidont prestdoot presidont
idont L Ruben vice president J T TProeton TPro TPreston
Preston Pro ton secretary and treasurer all of ofthis ofthis ofthis
this city cityA cityA cityA
A charter has been granted ran tad the Restone RestoneCompany RestoneCompeny RestoneCompany
Company incorporated this city with a amaximum amn amaximum
maximum mn lmum capital stock of M 1tOOOO 000 and a aminimum aminimum aminimum
minimum of JlCCO 10c0 The objects are to tomanufacture tomanufacluro tomanufacture
manufacture a brick rostono ro tono Officers Officersare Officersarc Officersare
are as follows A Jackson president Y YBurgess YBurcss YBurgess
Burgess vice president H E Deckman Deckmansecretary Deckmansecretarj Deckmansecretary
secretary and treasurer all of Washing Washington Washington Vashlngton ¬
ton
Alexandria Council No o 33 Junior Order Orderof Orderor Orderof
of United Americans has completed c mpleted ar arrangements arrangements orrangements ¬
rangements for a big banquet which will willbo wfUbe willbe
be given Thursday evening even1n In the Young
Brandnew Upright 350 Pianos artist models modelsfor modelsfor s
B7on 7
for forFine forFine 247 247Fl
Fine Fl used Upright 250 Piano ia a great a bargain bargainfor bargainfor i 125 I ISplendid
for forSpkadid forSplendid
Splendid Square lare Pianos 10 to 35 35Magnificent 35ff 35Magnificent
Magnificent new 650 Player I t two instruments ins instrumentsin t i iin
ff 1r 465
in one for <
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES FIGURESIn I IIn
In order to dispose of these the e instruments quickly we shall give early early callers callersAN callersAN I
AN EXTRA DISCOUNT DISCOUNTTo
To those who purchase an instrument during the first five days of this sale beginning Monday MondayMay MondayMay MondayMay
May 2 1910 we shall give an extra credit of g2 2 for every SI 1 paid p id down up to 25 in other words if ifyou ifyou ifyou
you pay p y 525 25 down we shall give you credit for S50 50 for the next ensuing five days 5150 150 for each 1 1paid 1paid 1paid
paid down up to 525 25 or S3750 3750 credit for a 25 payment paymentCall paymentCall paymentCall
Call today receive the full benefit of this Big Bi Moneysaving Event EventEvery EventEvery EventEvery
Every Piano a Bargain and Sold at These Prices Upon Our Easy Payment Plan PlanOld PlanOld PlanOld
Old Square or Upright C pright Piano or Organ taken in exchange exchangeEven exchangeEven exchangeEven
Even if you you are not just ready come in anyway anywaya a small amount just what you say sa reserves the piano of o your OUr choice choiceAct choiceAct choiceAct
Act quickly Today 1 Tomorrow never comes comesStore mes mesStore 1 1Store
Store ope open evenings v nings during the sale till 9 oclock Musical prog programme each evening ening Y You 0111 are cordially invited ipyketiT
I
T P Culley C J Son 2311th St N W I
3 Doors South From F Street
People s Building of o the Methodist Epis Episcopal Episcopal ¬
copal Church South Among mon the th speakers speakerswill speakrwill speakerswill
will be Representative J T Lloyd Mis Missouri Missouri MIssouii ¬
souri souriHer souriKeY souiiRev
Her S T WelKord ord who Is conducting conductingevangelistic COIId1Ic COIId1IcenageltatJc conductingevaiigeIIstic
evangelistic services nc viees at the Second IcoDd Pres Presbyterian Prwbter1an Pr Prbytertan ¬
byterian Church toint to t preached be before before before ¬
fore a large 1ar e congregation c asr He took U OIt for forhis fornbJect forhis
his subject The great If A solo was wasrang wassung U Uby
rang by Mian Ilea Lucy Grave Gra Craves and several severalselections severalselections ftaI ftaIeetJou
selections were also given yea by b the West Westminster WestJII Westmtuster ¬
minster JII r Quartet QuartetJ
J D Normoyie ormoYM and Jemec Cutten have nave navereturned I Ireturned
returned from a trip to Lynehborg Roa Roanoke Roenoke
noke and other Virginia cities cHieeSarah citiesSarah
Sarah Ann Jnn Totlver Toftvera a negroes has been beendeclared beendeclared
declared of unsound mind by a a commis commission eonunlllaIon commissloe ¬
sloe composed of Justice Justic L H Thompson Thompsonand Thompsonand
and Dye E Eo A Gorman and R L Wil Wilklns WIItl WilkiDs
kiDs tl
WASHINGTON MEN NAMED NAMEDSon NAMEDSons
Son Sons of America mcrlcnn H Revolution Will Will5Iect 111 111Icet f 11 11Meet
Meet Icet In LouLHville Next XovtToledo NextToledo cxt cxtToledo
Toledo Ohio M May lay y 1 IThe Th The National So Soctcty socletl Soclety
ctcty of the Sons of the American Revo Revolution Revolution Revolutlon ¬
lution at ita c ss4oR soa today elected the thefollowing thetollolng thefollowing
following officers officersPraktent oAteerPradent olitcersPresident
President general William Will A Marble MarbleNew XarbleNe MarbisNew
New Ne York vice presidents general J S SMore Slore SMore
More lore Washington D C R M Sims SimsColorado SNa8Colorado SimsColorado
Colorado R Ballard Thuraton Ky S SD SD SD
D Bliss Chicago and W B Dewey DeweyYormGftl DeweyVermont j jVermont
Vermont secretary general enerl A Howard HowardClark HoardC1wk HowardClark
Clark Washington t ton D C treasurer gen genOral IftOral gustoral
Oral John H Burroughs Burro hs New York YorkCity YorkCity YorkCity
City historian general David M Pier Pierson PIerson Pierson
son New Xe Jersey Jeree chaplain general eaera1 Dr DrJohn DrJohn DrJohn
John F Stone Chicago ChicagoThis Cl ChicagoThis cago cagoThis
This afternoon the delegates visitedthe visited visitedtho rtslteclthe
the points of historic interest in the thevicinity tlMvteinltl thevietnitf
vicinity vteinltl and an closed the congress to tonight tonight ¬ I Inight
night with a banquet The executive executivecommittee exeeutlvecommittee executivecommittee
committee will choose Louisville for its itsnext iOnnext 1 1ntxt
next session sessionI se56ilonIn sessionIn
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average one fatal accident accidentIn accidentDritat accidentiiwi
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In All Parts of Europe Europeand Europeand
and the Orient you will find findsatisfaction findsatisfaction
satisfaction in using the tray travelers trayelers ¬
elers checks issued by this thiscompany thisC
company C 0 In p a ii y Selfidentifying Selfidentifyingeasily Selfidentifyingeasily
easily available Various de denominations denominations ¬
nominations nominationsBanking nominationsBanking
Banking nnDkln Dept pays POJ interest on onI OnI onALL
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