was she one more Simon Guggenheim. senator fron ent at a Oridiron dinner.'- And with that living: that "made ' rebuff the viator started ofT again on his expense account." Colorado. e Gardner. Maryland, The Associated Charities and «*iitizens' Relief Association, whose fiscal Commotion was occasioned by a very when theorles Dr. John Alton Harriss. New York, October *h. Half of the 528.000 son suggested that strange E. Hamilton. year began 1, report at approximately ( animated conversation between Manager oppress the nation we need Prof. Higher George Washington needed has been contributed. Thei-efore $14,000 is still required to enable Education, and that worthy rode into th- C. Anti-Saioon League Adopts Cooper Introduces Bill for Report on Possibilities of Night of the hotel and the major domo of J. Thomas Heflin. front these two to meet a dequatelv tiieir responsibilities for the hall on a child's tricycle. representative organizations | Potomac the hour, which finally was taken Alabama. I relief and prevention of distress in the District of Columbia. of President KaufTmann. It lames C. New York Times Novel Publicity Scheme. Grant-Lee Memorial.. Water # by Educates Officeseekers. as Supply. cognizance D.Hemphill. secretary to th<» Owing to the continued mild w'eather. their receipts to date, *as explained tiiat the Sigma-Pi-Pi-Sigma Charles Hilles, He proceeded to "educate" the ganii President. pared with a year ago. show a fali off of nearly five thousand dollars,coming School was fciaternlty of Vale law Herbert C. Washington no de- that they had hired the of officeseekers clamoring for post office£ Hengstler. Yet their expenditures, barring tinp item of fuel, indicate marked j insisting outside. D. C. for which hail for the purpose of initiating two and other patronage pie. To the tune of Frank 11. Hitchcock. Postmaster j crease. In fact, thes'e societies for the month of December, LOCATES LIQUOR PLACES NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN ON COL LANGFITT'S BIG JOB neophytes and were tenacious of their the "gobble duet" from the opera. Mis: eral. Gens ports are at hand, gave 25 per c< more relief and befriended :t0 perresult to the embarrassment of Mr. rights, great and tiie sang ti Charles E. Howe. Washington. D. C. cent more families than a year ag flight, it was rinalh derided to siisftend Democracy professor Boston and Albany James H. Hustia. Tho irtint fin.irn'U com tn i 11 \vi« who have thus the dinner ar.d let them go with theii plea for and refusal of office. To lie r dies to thank all tliose Petitions Presented at Excise Board Committee Seeks to Will Soon Tell Commemorate * railroad. to do so to I Engineer Congress initiation, whereupon they entered iti f"H plaintive cry of "Office, office, office" h

\Y.\UI> S. HE ESI DE. Treasurer. called a of his to ex - S- N DEDICATION IN 1915 IS AIM, for some merry persiflage. turningoeca.-ion up couple reporters j major general amine their work the , Charles F. Humphrey, Joint finance committee. off hits on the last election and then the upon assignment: ' Maps showing the location of the Rtnewed iiitncst is I i: ki manifested in to Muit haH hppn Tlipni Tito rtrut itpn1 : j:: H street northwest. "goat" was brought in for tlo-ni ride. Chicago of great assistance in the campaign Added impetus was Riven the pro- to let th«- other ride the regular willinggoat Academy of Immortals?" William I*. Jackson, senator from against saloons in the of the Col. Langfltt. the engineer officer in and a wa- "Ves. sir: Senator vicinity posal to build a bridge across the i*o- aJ<">ne> "double header" Lodge got up tin Maryland. I! There are eight districts which cover the schools. charge of the District water swpplv so that both roll Id ride at once. list." from t< mac river, connecting Potomac I'ark provided. Ollie James, senatoi-elect entire city and each district is in charge who has been making an Y\ hen mounted tiie "goat" collapsed sure I'nder tin head of musical notes wa< Ken' An unsuccessful light was waged by the and Arlington, when Hep- s'-tent, tucky. of a trained social worker, yesterday, and study of these questions for sev enough. Brother Teddy cried: "I came the statement that "Kncle Joe" t'annov1 Evan M. Johnson, major, LT. S. A. Those who have really investigated the league against the transfer of a license resentative Cooper of Wisconsin Investigation victorious. 1 couldn't 1 ;f MADE introduced smashed it PLEA for the ffing. 4'ongress next thirtyprlvilegesC. think it a mighty good record. And this. before the excise board. Miss preparation of his final report and "It was a for me. I ... | yesterday, $J.000.000 for a memorial bridge knockout confess." days. Wesley R. Jones, senator from too, it is pointed out, despite the fact appropriate to have it ready for submission to said Brothel Bill, "but I will hack These were other items turned in: Flora Hcndley. supervising principal of to tlrandt and I^ee. and announcement expects Washington. that the receipts have fallen off nearly Congress within the next few days against th»- world for a good loser."myself "Speaker Clark and Leader St. Routs. 1j the sixth school division, assisted the was a , Charles F. Joy. 0 S.-.ono. as compared with those of a year made of the inauguration of a Then their were removed, " Needed for Destitute Hie Investigation was called for by disguises when interviewed by theUnderwood,Dr. 11. R. E. Johnson. Washington. Money ago. for the month of December alone, Anti-Saloon Leaguers in the light, and for the erection of two new member* of the Gridiron?! on reporter PresideniGridit j campaign nation-wideprovision of the LHstrict of Columbia ap disclosing concerning D. C. it is set fort the at hand show Club. John K. Monk of the St. Paul Wilson's statement that lie will take| D. | It. reports Kev. Paul P. Watliugtou, pastor of a bridge at the same point in memory l»is-j Kldridge K. Jordan. Washington, of that tiiese two societies gave -a per cent proprlation bill, approved June iM, patch and John P. Gavii of the New York nine hours' a said: '.Make ii1 I Poor Washington. Avenue Baptist Church, was atMarylandthe of tin- of the nation. sleep day. cent unity w " IC. more relief and befriended ."O per Col l.angfitt, who was charged .th the Kvenins Post, w ho were thus being int- f itwenty-four.' X. Judson. St. l.ouis. Mo. hearing in opposition to the continuance At the time lie introduced his bill tlated into the club. Frederick ill. ! more families than a year ago Investigation, was especially directed "How about the answers to Richmond R. Jones. Chicago, One who has devoted much time to this of the license. Mr. Cooper did not know of action J is?" Colorado Springs. Col. prepare complete plans, tnaps. An corre-pondenJ. >1. Johnson. 1 work the various experiences The hearing was on an ot taken at a recent meeting held at St. Up-to-Date Cabinet Meeting. "A man wrote in and asked: Whj Kauffmann. Washington Star. BUT HALF ENOUGH IN HANI j reviewing application and estimates for the production,speeiflcations R. M. of himself and his assistants, said yester Thomas Gannon for a transfer of the lid .Mr. Taft carry Vermont and Utah' Washington. Star. Augustine. Ida., when a committee for the The rirst meeting of the Wilson cabi- ! Victor Kauffmann, da\ : "There are so many whose charity license from Herman Behrvns. the distribution and utilisation of The answer is: Mr. Taft carried I'tal ' Kinnard. Philadelphia. Pa. celebration of the fiftieth he e. net was exploited for the delectation of Rconard II. D. C. seems to spring from sent'ment, who Miss Hendley Presented petitions electrical power that can mo\nuini 4ind Vermont because no cabinet Clarence P. King. Washington. to their of the national unity decidedanniversary the guests.a little bit ahead of the | live in those states." Pa. need to have the tears brought signed by teachers in the Blow and created, and employed for theonoinicallv members S. R. Kirkpatrick. Philadelphia. f Statement Joint Committee Hav at some case of distress, Pierce of of to inaugurate a nation-wide campaign *« iiedule but "Did court D. C. by eyes unusual schools and parents many present and future needs of th.e I "Tilted otherwise true to the purely you get the reports?" I>. J. Kaufman. Washington. who be as as the. most the It was that there for tlic erection of a memorial ' would generous pupils. explained bridge. States and of the IHstrr t of folumblt Gridiron conception «>f the function. "Yes. sir. In the case of Woodrow Franklin K. Rane, interstate Relief Work in if their sentimental Is a cooking school not far from the Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, of IV11 son the hankers, the com' ins Charge. benevolent only president for water, including street lighting in Ttn President Wilson and hi* were against j inerce commission. could be aroused. I saloon, and the school authorities the was seuetaiy are convicted of Washington. D. C. interest Cniverslty of Virginia, chosen District of Columbia. Clemens Herschel ami the having money.bankpis Ralph W. la>e. thought the elimination of the saloon was represented nine cabinet "Postmaster General Hitchcock was* Xew York Musical make much better for president of this committee. Last night of New York, hydrauli engineer, Reonard Rlebling. Duty to tlie Needy. .would conditions j to assist in each one a likeness of Williammembers,J- <.f tlie Maxim tmiflier or noise silencer, j Hideon A. l/.voii, jr.. Washington Star. it or not; little children grow up in the neighbors who registered report Congress. Do you believe in the leform of the l from Rhode remembers Aim for Dedication in 1915. he submitted will lie treated as a I le applied his muffler to Mr. Stimson Henry' F. Rlppitt. senator the Societies. no fault of tions against the granting of the | currency laws?'* the last with squalor and want through objecj !, luring campaign great and who favored a reductionap: document until after its official " Island. plication The committee's is to dedicate the confidential "Xot so much as in the i urreii. y i»: the Uiccess | Secretary of the their own, sometimes because those who plan j« j Franklin MacVeagh. of the number of saloons in thai memorial in to make it submission reform laws.laws that will make people J Tre asury. love them best are physically unahle to -May, 1P15, and do what I { section.one that Karly in De< eniiier last Col. l^ngfitt want." Might Even Bar Boosevelt. John MeCutcheon. Chicago Tribune. to cure fo them: weak-minded people and those of the several celebrations of "And here is Cal. An urgent appeal for money help It. was not contended tile protestants submitted a preliminary report to the my Secretary of War." Carlos K. McClatehy. Sacramento. of without or by year in recognition of the hundredth said the President. 'It was learned that the real reason B. McKinley, representative the poor of Washington, is being mad e! defective intellect, money that, all the disorder and drunkenness chief of engineers, in which he said that William i- even themselves of peace among to the of the "Tour Secretary of Wat ? i am nix own xvhy Secretary N'agel has reftised from Illinois by the Joint finance committee of the As friends, not knowing about which they complained resulted anniversaryowing magnitude problem, Secretary of War." Md. tlie extent of their distress, are always from one saloon, hut it was claimed that people. Dr. Edwin AndersonEngllsn-spcakingand also to the fact that the solution , to Baltimore, soeiated Charities ami the Citizens' Relic this country of DictatotadnittanceDr. Frank Martin. f; of some of it« eould not lie had "But you are in cabinet." . the saloon contributed to the conditions of tin* I'nlverslty of paits my "astro is for the purpose of H. H. McClure. Xew York. Association. Approximately lialf of. th e i to be found. president Alderman. "Porget it. J AM your cabinet Frank Mdntyre. brigadier general. L*. complained of. and president of the new commit-Virginia,until conclusions on some of the othei ' a for use when Theodore $-8,000 needed to relieve or to proven t "Just the remembrance of these things, announ.es that is to have parts had been reached, it would not be The Secretary of the Navy was also precedent establishng1 S. A. Attorney Albert K. Shoemaker, counsel tee, it proposed pretty pert. He didn't favor battleships I toosevelt comes back after his next Marvin, the Protectionist, distress among the deserving poor ha s I am sure, would prompt the generosity for the Anti-Saloon l.eagne. argued in the memorial erected and the exercises possible t«» submit the results to Congress Thomas O. of thousands if we could only get them before the tirst of lwi.'t. Mis r< until Lincoln. Xeb.. becomes ;1 seaport t rip abroad." Boston. Mass. been subscribed. The recent millj j opposition to the granting of the conducted under the auspices of the fed- February, town. Xelther did he want to from to think about it. And so the two He made a strenuous for a era I hut under the Immediate port has not yet been completed. but abolish the one of the developments of the latei J. Hampton Moore, representative weather seems to liave caused a fall In soK pleaapplication. government, navy, as he expe ted to go to Panama j eieties that are endeavoring to maintain reduction of the number of saloons in direction of the Orand Army of the He- to lio ready within the n#\:iexpected , lay journalism is buying stolen letters i Pennsylvania. off in the contribution, however, and notv tite name of Washington, so well \ pt- few himself once in a xvhile on a xxarship. Have LiUtlier W. Mott. representative from good that vicinity. ) public and the I"ntted <"onr«ierati: days. "Greetings. mv General." you bought any?" when the bite of the cold winds iius com e deserved for Its numerous charities, are "I think the distribution of the maps eran*. acting jointly, and to make the It is an elaborate document, and con Attorney "I have a telegram addressed to Kraut: ! N>w York. lied the President, a* that official J. Montague, No*- York the committee finds itself short $14.000 appealing again to those who are willing prepa red by the league will eventually fusion a time of reunion between the two I siders questions w hich Involve a dete, forward. A. Munsey. It says: 'I have read youi James to even a little." ocj of the amount of light ntination stepped rj ran. on its work. j help, just bring about a change in saloon treat armies of the sixties. "You mistake plan for a political holding Ameri. to enable it to carry The committee further, to required for the uses of t my title I'm not the confine tc J. R. Morse, Boston. Mass. issued th in the city." commented Attorneyconditions plans, anpower Attorney General. I'm the please your writingcompanyHereafter Washington, A pamphlet has Just been by Shoemaker last hear that a for a formal parade, i'nited States and District government* residuary 1writing checks." It is dated at Oyster William Henderson Moses. th night. "I'eople day inaugurate logatee. Wiekersbam left me 100 D. C. committee, in which is set forth there are !-o many saloons and other when the veterans of the war between at the present time and the probable ninnlptiftfl frnct uni Bay." D- C. for one month, licensed in the city, but the the states shall in review before requirements: a personal »xaminafuture " Washington. record of one visitor liquor places pass Have "Have you covered tiie criminal news?' R. S. Miller, tion and of the land and water any trusts escaped?" "I have rharles Nagel. Secretary of Commerce bare statement of the facts, it is be : dots on the map will give them a much tlie President of the United States and surveys the report of that hanging NOT SENTENCED' an of the flow of the "Yes. SEERESS affected: Taft's Charley base hall trust 1«... L? lb. ^... V«.1 * .*- . i. 4- ~ better idea of what exists." officials o? the analysis in r Labor. «»>< really high government, and Frank Hull ri. uir iiuiui iuup i i and C. uevea, win De suimjeui iu luiDmto of the Potomac river for the past fifteen vph* Munsey's of i James II. Nolan. Washington. D. H "Will you help clean up Washington?" by regiments regularescorted iianktr. and two the Guggonheln one who wishes to help thos over and of the navv and an investigation of and tal c Holding Company."Mouse-Republlean were 1 Prank B. Noves, Washington Star, sincerely is printed in bold type the map, army, battalions ownership "What is your trust brothers. Daniel and Simon, hungei! Star. themselves. members think this militia of the states. Additional of land* which may be involved in the policy'.'" as as Hainan this on ai Theodore W. Noves. Washington who cannot help Anti-Saloon League the "To bust those we can't trust and high morning I). C. ; of 25 Years for Mrs. attract more than an be the development: ati examination and detei erected on tile of tin- sub' Harry Norment, Washington, Penalty will Ordinary will determined by details trust those we can't bust." gibbet stops U. A. What the Shows. of to the at an to be of a site for a datn and a powei mlnation treasury in Xew York. Tlieso three J. E. Normoyje. major. S. Report amount attention publication. early meeting, cominmittee I nder recent court decisions what j T. Oxnard. California, held in Washington, when a bill will house; -preliminary designs of datn and happens when a trust is capitalists have been incorrigiblecriminalHenry Siamese It shows that 155 families wer Lindloff Set Aside on for to power house, the latter including hv reorganized'.*" The crime fur which wens Prince Traidos Probandh. the ej Some Striking- Lines. be prepared presentation The small stockholders lose theirs | they offenders. befriended in one w«v or another dur draulic. lubricating and electrical nta executed was their refusal to underwrlti» minister. calling for the bridge. Congress tjulcker." ,j Kirkland I. Perky, senator from Idaho. ins the month: that twelve families wer rival of On one side of the map is the following: chlnery; a tentative selection of a President Wilson a at par a new Issue of Woodrow Wilsori Tardy Attorney.Are the location proposed number! N. Y. Officers Named Committee. system, including distribution of for the Hot Air Single Term Certificates." Robert W. Pomeroy, Buffalo. given service, or direction only, and tliesip "The presidential inaugural procession by policies administration, but entitled th« Boles Penrose, senator from Pennsyl licensed of substations; the study and aecuraula strangely enough each one was ob- j One of the songs, "I'm include the adjustment of differences l>e passes forty-seven places. Tlie committee, as organized at fit. tion of data for the formation of specif! to some ' !uy." outdid the most reckless vanla. "Twelve of the public school buildings JecJed by cabinet member on Edwin G. Detroit News. tween a young couple where each was a s CIPICAGO. February 1.Mrs. Louisa elected the following officers:Augustine.cations for transmission and distribution the that ' in on the names of PIpp. is a ground it would he a "good i playing puns>r from and vocational advice to severs ' of are located in squares in which there Dr. Edwin Anderson cables, conduits, etc.; a study of campaign cry for 1M6." i people. introducing at theproniiletsame? Sereno E. Payne, representative fault, Lindloff, crystal gazer, convicted President, Alderman, and foi * licensed place. apparatus, layout requiredelectrical left with him some 'lime >ume touches of satirical signifi New York. ambitious boys, with other social serv poisoning her son, Arthur, today heard president of the University of Virginia: Finally, they Thomas J. Pence. Washington, D. O. "Three of these school buildings are substations, and a study as to additional documents containing suggestions for * ance. ice. Judge Windes sentence her to honorary president. William Jennings! water supply from the Potomac In Another ran like this: J,e Roy Percy, senator from Mississippi. fron in squares in which there are three ttie "paramount policy" of his song Arthur G. Plant. Washington, D. C. In three cases relief was procured five years' imprisonment. A momenttwentv*after locatedBryan; secretary, Harry L. Brown. St. | with power development. conjunction and when lie read them he to { one of them an old man im licensed administration.jI' tilth-* i« not the good ohl game it used Klwyn G. Preston. Boston. Mass. relatives, the sentence was set aside and further places. Augustine; chairman of the executive' found that all of them recommended ui-tuey talked «o free l»When I*. S. A-. poveriBhed and estranged from his famil;v- "Pupils going from the Central High B. Howland of New Speculation as to Plans. L. major, - William bearing strongly ,,n one four-year term And tm-«*es ruled with glee, Thomas Rhoads, through dissipation, whoso well-tQ-do sis action deferred until February 21. committee, ( : Washington, D. C. to the Public pass York. the members of the for the i in the gmig would sluipty go aud grab a hullot W. F. Roberts, room in comfort The turn in the fortunes the School Library Among These statements were made by Co presidency. Rose, United States ter now pays his j-ent sudden of selected at that time are E. E. box. John C. judge and another that of an ec licensed places. twentylive committee in his of throw oil! the vote* and All it up with old til Baltimore. Md. able quarters, seeress was due to the fact that her C. Sumter. Lang-fitt preliminary report Statuary Hall. cult court. ciri woman in need of care "Pupils from two other schools pass Fisher of St. Paul. S. Baker, «ans auit r-'- k-i. George E. Roberts, director of the mint. centric hospital was late reaching court and was S. (\; Col. Benson Cameron. Raleigh. December last, and were published in National whose cousin assumed responsibility fo attorneythese same twenty-five licensed places Suddenly the lights went out. and cHunrs. W. Harryman Rapley, not present when sentence was N*. C.; John Parker and W. O. Hart. New The Ptar at the time They form the D. C. her belongings in her absence. , to the Public Library; it hen they flashed on again a section of I want a gang juat like the gaug Washington. Tliea.ter, from or so nounced. pro- goingOrleans; Oeorge P. Harrison, adjutant basis of speculation as to the genera' We bad iu day* gone by. W. P. Richardson, lieutenant colonel, Relief procured churches "Within one square of the Central High of the Army of the Statuary Hall had been installed, with seventeen cases, and in Vo.flr1 o f Tarrliii.ee general plans adopted by the engineers for the nerer hea"d A. cleties covered V W V AVU W V V»*UVO0> and two schools there are They U. S. sO ° School graded United Confederate Veterans;Tennessee. peveral motionless figures posing in the lolkx who «atd a word Theodore Rlcksecker. Now York. eluded the donation of a scholarship J fourteen liquor places which are close to Job E. Hedges. New York; Hilary utilization of the water power of the center of the room A gtiide Of fhia uplift no high. William A. Rodenberg, Representative» that a fourteen-year-old boy fould rc At first the judge was so vexed with these 1.028 school children. Potomac river In the vicinity. Capitol We'd vote our heeler* and re|>eai the list; case a A. Herbert, Washington; (Jen. was a from Illinois, main at school. In another grou ttie that he declared the "About 4..VCt sehol children in a little escorting party of visitors jFor an arguno-nt v«.u used your ftst. Fire fllris milk for ^ tardy lawyer U. Woodford. New York; AndrewStewart Following the general lines of the I want h like the we had ita Mortimer L. Schlif. Now York. of Camp provided circle of about six blocks have Peter a «if around and explaning the sights and gang just gaug a Rand gav ft sentence must stand, and that only a D. White. Ithaca; Col. Mayo, plans made by M. O. Dcighton the day* gone by." Henry T,. Stimson, Secretary of War. tubercular child; Mercy adjacent to them thirty-three and Oen. John A. Stewart. New bureau of the i sounds. D. C. diet to an anemic child and a I week would he allowed for perfection of immediatelyVirginia, hydrngTaphb- geologica E. J. Stellwagen. Washington. sick saloons."York. The national committee, when survey, as a result of his study «»t the Senator-elect Ollie .lames of Education" Menu. church pay the rent of a doservin o an however, both "Higher John A. Slefcher, Leslie-Judge helped appeal. Eater, rulings completely organized, will consist of five tIreat Falls water power, in I'd 1. it is was to be one of New York. family. were set aside. Should Influence Excise Board. represented Kentucky The Education' panv. Com. * 'it members from each state, to be appointed assumed that tiie plans prepared by Col the statues, a majestic figure shrouded up-to-date "Higher William II. 8eif. Pittsburgh, Pa. This visitor gave relief from the s Mrs. I-indloff was suspected of minus rue by the governors' and the executive I. but was set Stolephorus cncraslcholus folia Frederick C. Stevens, representative ed before for want elusive evidence of murder because that and Great Britain of the (ihent treaty reservoir, at the Idstrirt line,reeel\Intrfor right amidst much embarrassment. 'rudae ostreae monomoyo puncto. from Minnesota permanent work was otlnnecessaries;pr« drug was used in many medicines, and number of licenses for the present license the chairman of which is An- the of additional water for D. one a s centenary, storage There was Secretary Wilson, with straw Selinon. Olivae, Radices, H. C. C. Stiles. Washington, C. vided for two persons, for janitor' also in some embalming fluids, year and ten such cases are to be h^-d drew and the chair- and j York. office work for a Carnegie honorary power drinking purposes. hat and a hoe. whom the guide described salsai5 James Spcyer. New position, for the other J the man Theodore Roosevelt. two blades of ! Amygdalae D. C. work was I before the excise board during as the man "who made- f'lielonia clara. Frank B. Swlggard. Washington, young girl. Temporary pr< week. coming gra-s and three scientific bureaus grow ( Soica John T. Sutcr, President National Press1 cured for eight persons, including ligli'« ATTACKED BY HUGE RAT. the he feels anglica. do wor K Counsel for league says where none grew before." Then there Cucumes. Club. jobs for a man too old to heavy that something has been with his work, Melville E. Stone. Associated ProBs, an work for H already wnteSenator Bailey, great "Mignon" agni. and occasional half-day's this year hi the matter of reducing the Constitution, clasped to his breast. Fisi sativi Solan! New York. mother who could take her dependen « C. L. Robinson Exhausted in Battle accomplished TAKEPLACE tuberoH 4t»s OFFERSTO novi. bertnudac the number of saloons, there being Tt was now out of print, that book, but George. W. Spier. Washington. D. C. baby with her. Five were provided wit ii PULP IIFIED as '>13 EMBARGO MM be another Malaclemmys palustrls Marylandae Thomas W. Smith. Washington. D. C. care. barroom licenses for 3, against would soon supplanted by Funchio grtdirnnio. hospital or institutional With Ferocious Rodent. last year. I edition by the author of the celebrated Pum sinuit vivite Wlllard P. Straight, New York. saloon the West and the fata iaeti. W. A. Smith. Washington. D. C. Visits and the Results. Special Id-patch I" Ttte Star. A week ago the of Alonzo K. wojdv "Winning losing (Re tn= rry while fate Bunch. 1213 avenue or Both Knds the permits.> F. de C. Sullivan. New York. WINCHESTER. Va. February I.. Pennsylvania LOVER Hast, Against OFCONDEMNED Playing Xuuiida steleagris. Emanuel Speich. Washington, D. C. One hundred and flftv-fivc visits wer was closed by direction of the northwest.excise Quebec Manufacturers Middle of the Republican Party." <*orda latucae. Charles I.. Robinson, an ice hoard, and last night the saloon of Then there was Willis J. Moore, O. G. Staples. Washington, D. C. made to or in behalf of those in Notified "Mousse" virginiarum. was "cornered" today by a ferocious 'J2u lit5th street northwest, with fur coat, rubber boots, linen fragarkirum E. B. Taylor, Alexandria, Va. KS were made, 17b intei manufacturer, Mannix, Edward equipped Fanes sortes. L. Stoddard Belasro Theater, reports distress:i rat in the bathroom at his home. The was closed. United States May Deny duster and a fan. ready for Taylor, were had at the the servh e Miss Nellie Wisler Pleads With " C'offea arablca. I>. C. views office, lr»r trf athrr Thrrr- ^1cn U'xv*" .Inlm an ' 'v»i «» « » ...... « " ""inaugurat"""" ^ " " Washington. , rodent, which was as big as ordinate j Fa has Indulcet fames. of 25 volunteer helpers was enlisted an f I zHI nf Pennsylvania. George Ktbbe Tumor. McClure'i? cat, appeared, in the room suddenly and Free Hunger sweetens even beans, i 170 were made depositors in tli Entry. in Behalf of "What happened to him?" asked one Maga'lino. persons sprang at Mr. Robinson, who found it HOW REPUDIATED LEADER Governor of the Aqua Apolllnarls. Gilbert O. Thorne. New York. fund, the amount d< __ party. Charles T. Thompson. Associated Press, penny provident, necessary to put up a stiff battle, whieli "i»e insisted on wearing a pig iron Those Who posited being S55.ni. lasted fully live minutes, lif." when the good TarlfT I Attended. Washington. D. C. BY HOBOES IN CONVENTION Ql"KBE<\ February 1..Jules Allaid. Claude Ailen. preserver ship George Turner, international joint This is the work done by one visitor o f The rat finally darted through a hole, wertt' down,'' explained the guide. The guests of the Gridiron Club were: the Associated Charities in one month leaving tin- iceman practically exhausted. acting premier, announced today that William J. too, was "in I commission. Bryan, depleted The President of the United States. Charles K. Townsend, senator from any company manufacturing pulp and his customary attitude of refusing? a I Millionaire Hobo Accused in the would be accorded S|»e<-iu; to Tlie Star. presidential nomination." Needless to say. The German ambassador. Mlehlgan. Self-Styled paper province he was tightly hugging his breast. J Felix Agnus, the Baltimore American. Robert R. Tuttle. Washington. D. O. the privileges already granted to the four RICHMOND. Va., February And last there was "Uncle Joe" Can- 1 Milton E. A A sear W. Underwood, representative of Trying to Inject Socialism tempt made to ship out wood pulp alone R. If. Willis, speaking tor M!ss Nellie lies, Washington, D. C. from Alabama. 1..Attorney non. "the llvet wire In the United Henry J. Allen, Kansas Star. and paper front crown lands In Quebe.-. Wisler of Carroll county, and addressing was City Prank A. Vanderlip, New York. N. Y. Into j Stales." as demonstrated when. S. Proceedings. In the case of these companies the Gov. Mann this afternoon., appealing for ttpon beintr touched, his cigar emitted | Byron Adams, Washington. D. C. Walker W. Vlck, secretary Inaugural r\ n nn/ on to the United States clemency for Claude Bwanson Allen, How «: aekltng, sparkling flashes of electricity. Daniel W. Adams, Washington, D. C. committee. shipments embargo Joseph W. Bailey, Texas. Oswald Garrison Vlllard, New York \JVCT J ) for 1 Cent, has been lifted. in the detention cell awaiting execution Taft Presented With Evening Post. ,\J\JV NEW ORLEANS 1.-James for his part in the shooting up of Carrol! Souvenir. John Barrett, director Pan-Americai I'nlted States February It is understood, however, that any at- courthouse at Hilleville, in March Union. George W. Wlckersliani, cost a of Eads the "inilionalre county A vary pleasing and gracious feature of Attorney General. The average for line display advertising' How, self-styled tempt made to ship out wood p ulp alone of last year, said: Albert E. Berry, Philadelphia, Pa. London Times. hobo leader," who first organized the will result in Claude Alien was visited ths evening was the presentation to Charles H. New Arthur WIHeft, is less than i cent for evtlm v 7,000 copies of The Star in large quantities replacing "Yesterday in Boynton. York. II. T. Willis. Champagne, III. "casual, unskilled and migratory the I want him to have a Taft by President Kauffmann,PresidentIn Norrls Brown, senator from Nebraska. circulated to bona fide rnewspaper advertising in Washington, national hobo convention, was repudiated U, S. Refuse Free you. you. as a souvenir of his friendshipgrldrtn,to Barnes, Washington, D. C Robert Winsor, Boston. 'Mass. May Entry. will go to his cell and «ak-- his place ami Clarence J. Blanchard, Washington'» eenator-ele:*t from i That it is also the best is after as a leader by the hoboes in convention he a to ihe dub dinners during his term of office. I D. C. John W. Weeks. proved day day. Unless Quebec gives assurances that no remain there till has had chance ' Massachusetts. here How tried to inject social-! come and talk with If he tries to Mr. Kn.ufTmann declared that whether! Frank H. Brlggs, month after in and year out by the fact today. limit will be placed upon the amount of you. Washington. D. C. Jerome J. Wilblir. Washington. D. C. month,-year ism into the proceedings, and today the get way. or if he gets away, she will g«. >Dr. Taft <*omes as a member of the fac- I Charles O. Bennett, secretary of th * William Woodward, New York. N. Y. that local merchants an d others use far more timber which may be exported to this the chair in h:s tshe will Senate. by lor met* leader was told to get out. to death place. Itp af Tale Unlverplty. a distinguished Turner S. Wickersham, Washington, 1 country from the crown lands from which not ask for any clemency or for an> W. in The Star than ii any other newspaper. i and the monotonous an Ceorge Baird, rear admiral, I". S. N - D. C. space ired of How fight lawyer, associate justice of the United Arthur Blanchard, it has raised the export embargo, the mercy. -talas Supreme Court or as the Washington, D. C. John E. Wilkie, chief of special agents. between him and President Jeff Davis chief Edwin H. Butt, England. II. T. <*hampalgn. III. United States government likely will xeoutlTe of the nation, there will a' Liverpool, WiHls. over the question of socialism, the hoboes the Declares Allen Is No Murderer. \ Thomas W. Brahany, chief clerk to e Baltimore and ij ' to grant privilege of free entry xye be a seat and a plate for him at th Daniel W'.llard, president of the refuse | President. Railroad Year's Adve Record: broke up the convention to wood and manufactured "When talk with Claude ' tlii Gridiron table. Ohio Company. rtising Welfare the pulp paper you Allen sr.II Frank S. Bright, Washington, D. C. James Barclay Young, vice consul HrotlireL'ood Association,"International o see . will that a Tow .. . the woods fthose lands. was Is notice, Mr. that i)AW>v..i A D r»l « » - Lines of from This know you he not President, ivowi i DIUW ii» j3irnunBnaiu, AIH, Genoa, Advertising How and his out and or-! this te a standing invitation." added Mr- Italy. general, threw principles learned tonight as the probable attitude He is not a murderer. He is an as | I>r. William F. Byrns, Washington. D.C mass coward. Kauffmann every member of the Wilbur J. 1912 1911 ganized a "liobc meeting." of the United States. The question will Innocent man. He is a noble man. T ask ose and stood until the club] Carr, director United State8 not a souvenir was ] consular service. The and Sunday Star. .. 10,887,109 10,552,877 How declared he was socialist.,] be decided finally next week. this that you may have a chance to look handed tii« President. BETTER THAN TEXT BOOKS. Evening into his frank, open. face, to hear his Joseph G. Cannon, representative fron11 but merely a "philosophical anarchist," Illinois. 2d newspaper 5,934,125 6,470,636 tell the that Jeff straight and honest talk, to judge for Shade of Jefferson Appears. and tried to delegates yourself if he is capable of the crime George E. Chamberlain, senator fron,, Schoolmaster Commends 3d newspaper 5,784,548 5.761,501 Davis was himself a dyed-in-the-wool REASON TURNED BY SEERS. one of the most Chicago with which he stands charged and for delightful skits of Oregon. DailvnaJ Vamnlilati fnr Qelinlarc 4,243,362 socialist. The hoboes, however, howled to \SCaV4 A *V* wvuvtut dl 4th newspaper 3»444,625 which lie is die, unless you spore his ,e evening's entertainment w John H. Crown. Baltimore Sun. " as fur-I John Cort, president How down and stood by Davis. Philadelphia Woman, Screaming, life .nshed by the members of the club I X. W. Theatrics I CHICAGO. February 1.."Teaching "Down with How and his postage Miss Wisler. who is Allen's sweetheart, * Association. CJRCUL ATION STATEMENT. hose voices are attuned to geography by maps and pamphlets issuedi WEEKLY stamp philanthropy: he has never given Leaps Off Steamship Pier. nodded assent. She made no sign of Robert " singing. J Holllster Chapman, was Cuflatiig some of the airs from the! ton, D. C. Washing by railroad companies is far more 1912. 11s any of his mythical millions," shouted NKW YORK. February 1..Fortune tell- emotion. She admitted that she to 1913. «> nrl ho lutlkOPd \ I'llpfl than by the regular school geog rtnu i»»« 11' ' -» have become the wife of Claude Allen >per» of "Mascot" they Cyrus Curtis, Curtis effective L/cl» ers are blamed for hallucinations adapted original I Com .. - which the horror at .ines pany. Publishing raphy," said Assistant Superintendent ol Saturday, January 66,701 January 27 62,301 After appropriating #1 for the purchase long ago, but tfillsville put playing upon the return of the Philadelphia, Pa. Schools James \V. MeCalley in an addrest[ of tobacco for hoboes in jail here, the reached a climax today when Mrs. Agnes an end to the plans. Frank I;mtiarv- - co.. to H. Clark. Cleveland. Ohio. kJU J J %J 1 589 28 51,163 was an Pmot-racy national power. Robert Craln, today. UUUJ January convention adjourned to meet in the open Walsh, a well-to-do Philadelphian. threw Today there appeal by lawyers, The shade of Baltimore, Mrt. "The railroad are written in» on river front aiiernoon. 1>y ministers, by business men, state offl. Thomas Jefferson O. T. Crosby, D. C. pamphlets Monday, January 27 67, 132 January 29 62,562 air the Sunday herself, screaming, from the White Star and rejoiced in the Washington, a more interesting style than our text dais and others for the commutation of adventapyaredA. G. Clapham, Washington. D. C. : 28... Line pier. A 'longshoreman pulled her of the men. Ji!. party, lie of] Charles books on geography and they make morf Tuesday, January .67.306 January 30 63,073 t he sentences The lawyers wanted to see how F. Carusi, D. C, an the out of the water and she was sent to the jent their to 1*. a«i in.moved far] J. Washington, of appeal to pupils Sehoo 2<>. .. .68. 103 NABBED BY POLICE. energies showing that there upon the simple H. Carroll. St. Louis, Mo. are all right for whc Wednesday,January January 31 62,976 ward of Bellevue ' ouhl not have been an>" pr. meditation «.r t e » s 1 loved. A geographies adults, | psychopathic Hospital. pert Miss Pemoc- Edward A. Conroy, .. .68, J f -torrewhat | Crank Hall Washington. D. C are studying them with a definite Thursday, January 30. 316 February 63,540 Her husband said that his wife began to onsplracy: that tin shooting was the out shocked the old Davis. Dover, Del. but for the young who absorb* Garment Workers With of h long series of persecutions by otiie tn b> flaunting herself in his gen-|face Henry E. Davis, pupil intention; 31... .67,892 February 2 63,423 Charged art queerly a year ago. soon after a for-; :«i ti him Washington. D. C. only what Irresistibly catches his mind| Friday, January ^l political party agains- the Aliens, wliotu kltng under the chin, John M. Deponal. the Baltimore " tune teller had told her that she was go- lie overlooked *ier but] Stai the railway literature method is far the Parading Without a Permit. t he republican office holders could not sauclness as part Of Edwin Bolleau DeGraw, AFFI DAVIT. her she or up-to-date democratic methods. D. C. Washingtoni. better of the two." RAI/riMOIlK. February 1..Miss M. S. ing to change religion. Recently i>rowbeat, bully, cajole intimidate. \lis« I solemnly swear that t he above statement represents was told by the seer that there was to be The lawyers declared that the state l>em«»c;ecv. this being the Lew Dockstader. New York. of THE EVKNINU ANI) SUNDAY Hanaw. a leading: social worker of this tbandoned the was seeking a mascot. A year] James H. only the number of copies be a great tire in Ireland, whence Walsh conspiracy theory when it Davidson, representativie the seven ended January 31, eight other women and half a j1 a of on she said, was mas-] EXPLORER REACHES BERLIN. STAR circulated during- days city: came icoepted plea manslaughter the "something very from Wisconsin. 1 of sold, delivered, and his wife twenty-one years ago. ,tart of Sidna Allen and jilie until he gets to Harold De Witt. f»lM.that is. tho number copies actually male garment workers, who arehundredout that the in the Wesley Fdwards, giving you Washington. D. C. to The belief opposing parties Likewise, ad-j furnished or mailed, for vjfinable consideration, bona were [he former having been diiectly charged too many mascots William Corcoran Eustls, chainnain i hers.and the so on a strike, arrested today while home rule struggle would burn up the might prove a hoodoo. Rite ] Lieut. Filchner Expects to Again tide purchasers or subscri that copies ^vith the murder of Judge Massie and looked inaugural committee. counted are not returnable t n or do not remain in the office engaged in a demonstration in front of country finally became so tix»d in her ( a short lYtr i in iyly upon the suhi jeing given prison term, * messengers Rudolph Forster. executive clerk t o Visit Antarctic Soon. in the case of sent to out-of-town at Ki.taw and mind tlist "her husband, thinking to re- ( on the cons Hi' -> 11 sent, and that] unsold, except papers a clothing factory to I 'd- -, the to induce the Gov. Jtlann. reply Mirs Its" lamb, «h ribed as the I New York. her© today from Buenos Aires. He ! Easiness gathered at factor) up. and was waiting to hoard the i it - n Manager, Cymric, j iciuest. hut afler an impressive ff. diih k .Miss Democracy I John Foord. New York, N. Y. to resume his explorations in theintends The Kvenin Star eratives employed there to join the ranks steamer when site jumped into the water. Wiser's I ad v iii. a nf g Newspaper Company. ^ lie declared that lie would take tlj.. that lamb soon hero 111- Jacob H. Gallinger, president pro tern antarctic soon. District of s.s.: of the strikers. efnve, i;ia ';oai ami j Columbia, I*iter the Miss liana w rtapers, the arguments, the petitions, the b«ing marked for United states Senate. It Is stated here that serious disagree Subscribed and sworn t'0 before me this first day of charges against boo i a] John New ments oocurred the officers of tht and four others of the demonstrates were The Hagerstown. Md., l»av Nursery haa rtleas and all connected witji the ease * Boyd Gray. York among A. P. ltU'5. - -. Kebruagy, .M s I 111 I nih-peiuleine was offer- 1 11. J. Greenhut. Now York. expedition on board the whaler E. E. UA.MEY. dismissed by the police magistrate been chartered. The object of the s<>- aind make known 11iss deoiniuri within ten a* It is believed that Vd niaseot, posing as "a. high-I Robert M. Ginter, Pittsburgh Gazette land. The trouble followed theDeutsch.sudden1 (HmD Notary Public. whom'they were taken. The restbeforecJety is to receive and care for children dlays. Claude Allen toped brunette." Then there was Missl Times. death of Capt. Bahsel of hsart dlseast 1 of the prisoners asked for a Jury trial of poor, worthy women who are com- liihs a fair show ol' commutation, hut that investigation*. whose excuse Daniel New ===== and were released under small bonds. pelled to work for a living. t he chance for Floyd Allen is very slim. ' only for | Guggenheim, York. ^ . during the voyage. ^ « I * i 4 t %