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rV sn NI rCt s1 fv 16 Tl TfiJ5 WlSHlNGON POST TUESDAY JAAJEIY 7 19081 1 WRECKS CRYING EVIL Report on Terra Cotta Disaster Made Public Suits of the Highest Grade Greatly Reduced IF Were forcing out stock under pressure of price reductions of the most substantial sort Every sack suit and cutaway frock in the house formerly 25 to 45 has been reduced this way 2500 Suits 1850 2800 Suits 2150 3000 Suits 2350 3250 Suits 2550 3500 Suits 2750 3800 Suits 2950 4000 Suits 3150 4250 4500 Suits 3350 Included are worsteds and cheviots and suits in the best black and blue fabrics BLAME PUT OH TRAIN CEEWS Interstate Commerce Commission Urges Perfection and Enforced Use of Block System Finds Inexperienced lien it Signal Stations Wants Investigation of Collisions Comments on Disaster This wreck was caused by disregard of rules and signals upon the part of the men In charge of the extra train Is tne verdict of the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Terra Cotta wreck of a yearago expressed in Its annual report made public yesterday The commission recites the facts of the wreck at some length and cites the wreck as emphasis of the necessity of providing proper block systems on railroads It recommends the statutory en forcement of the use of block systems on all railroads doing interstate passenger traffic The collision horror conUnues to be i crying evil says the commission There has indeed been a steady In FUNERAL OF STEPHENSON Wen known Business Man to Buried To morrow Morning The funeral of Thomas Stephenson inrAar member of the firm of Church St Stephenson who died at his borne 2t6 Fifteenth street northwest Sunday nigni of typhoid fever will be beldfrom the residence to morrow morning at 1030 oclock The RevT EL Davis of West minster Church Memorial wiQ conduct the services assisted by Rev Herbert Richardson and Dr Blttlnger The Interment which will be private win be In Rock Creek Cemetery The pallbearers will be A Stephenson A Church Church A Wlmsatt Fred A White and Johnson Mr Stephenson is survived by his widow Mrs Janie Hope Sands Stephenson three daughters Porothy Hope and Annie Agnes Stephenson and Mrs William No welt and two sons John Anthony Stephenson and Joseph White Stephenson also by his mother Mrs Margaret Stephenson a sister Miss Rose Stephenson and two brothers John Steptfenson and Joseph Stephenson Mr Stephenson was born In Washington on November 1 1855 and was the son of the late John A Stephenson the pioneer expressman who ran the first fast freight line between Washington and Baltimore He entered the firm of Smith Wimsatt lumber dealers of this city in 1873 and In 189 bought the interest of and Church in the firm of Church Sons Mr Stephenson was affiliated witn tne South shington Citizens Association the Lumber Exchange Washington Cen tennial Lodee No 1 A A ALLISON NAILORJRBURIED High Masonic Services Conducted at House and Grave SakH Eotttpatuj Penna Ave Seventh St Sole Agents for Kuppenheimer Clothing I Between Seasons I Clearance Sale As usual the reductions are deep and all embracing and include all the most popular effects in this seasons browns grays blues blacks and mauves The choice is almost unlimited but by an early selection you can be sure to avoid disappointment 8985 31185 313 85 31585 31785 32185 1 3165 1 3265 I 1500 and 1600 Trousers 1365 4 S25 TUXEDOS lut guaran 31885 JIZ50 Suits and Overcoats now I15OO Suits and Overcoats now 1 1 800 Suits and Overcoats now 2000 Suits and Overcoats now 25 00 Suits and Overcoats now 3000 Suits and Overcoats now 1250 Trousers reduced to 1350 Trousers reduced to Silk lined throughout teea ana made by the House of Kuppenheimer 35 Full Dress Suits SHk llned throughout and of seasons pattern a positive this seasons pattern a nositlve custom tailored gar Cst XimaeebyrS2500 1 CVTFITTE ts ntn 1013 PA AVE was past grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows a trustee of the Ryland Church the Westminster Church Memorial and a member of the Oldest Inhabitant Citizens Assocla Uon PRISON FOR HANDBOOK MEN Judge Kimball Declares They Are a Great Menace Sentences Bert Myers to Six Months and Promises the Same to All Similar Offenders Furniture for Every Room in the House At greatly reduced prices is now being offered in the inventory sale now going on Not only are hundreds of odd pieces being sold at these ridiculously low prices but many pieces from our regular stock as well Come and attend this sale There are many bargains to be found When in Doubt Buy of House Herrmann Seventh and Eye StsNW Let Us Glean Your Watch Only 100 Probably your watch has been losing a few minutes or so a week and you didnt know what was the matter This is often caused by dirt which causes the small wheels inside to hang Well clean and oil your watch thoroughly for 100 Mainsprings put In 9100 Selingers sl cor sth BIG SALE OF CRAVEN ETTES AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE We have bought the entire stock of the United Cloak Company of New Tork and offer it at one half price and less GOODYEAR SSSSSS 111S STREET Near 12th crease in the use of the block system on Washington yommanaery I Temnle Nobles of the Mystic Shnne great activity in passenger trave of the past few years which has been rapidly growing year by year the passenger business of nonblock slgnaled lines has increased with that of others and many passengers have been killed in collisions In the few serious collisions that have occurred on block signaled lines the management and discipline in every case with possibly one exception have been shown to be glaringly faulty demanding government investigation This demand is urgentr The Terra Cotta Wreck Of the Terra Cotta wreck the report says While the commission was engaged in considering the question of block signaling there occurred In the District of Columbia December 30 1908 a disastrous rear end collision In which forty three persons were killed and many others were Injured This accident was inquired into by the commission An extra train of empty passenger cars struck a regular train heavily loaded with passengers upon a division of road which was equipped with block signal system of manual control Several Intelligent and credible eyewitnesses testified that a red signal was displayed against this extra train at a block signal staUon passed by it shortly before the collision occurred that the signal was disregarded and that the train proceeded at a high rate of speed This was corroborated by telegraph operators who heard the operator In charge of that signal Immediately report by wire the fact that this train had run by his red signal The men who were employed upon this train testified that if a red signal was there they didjwt see it The testimony was conflicting and contradictory between the menf onWhe train and those at the station as to tne character of the signal displayed when this extra train passed the block signal station next preceding the one at which it was alleged the danger signal was disregarded Inexperienced Men Employed Inquiry was made as to the care with which employes in charge of trains and engines and of block signal stations were selected and as to the thoroughness with which their fitness for the positions was tested and determined Many young and rather Inexperienced men are employed as block signal operators but it was not shown tnat neglect or lack of experience on thelr part contributed to thii disaster If the preponderance of evidence as to the condition of the signal at tho last signal station passed by this train before the wreck occurred Is accepted the men in charge of that extra train are thereby convicted of having run by a danger and positive stop signal On the other hand if their own testimony as to the condition of the signal at the last Mgnal station but one which they passed before the wreck occurred is accepted they are thereby convicted of having entered the block under a caution signal which under the rules of the company required that they run through the block with extreme care and with train under full control and of having run through that block at a high and dangerous rate of speed especially in view of the fact that at the time a dense fog prevailed which tact under the rules would require ex traordinary care ana caution Absence of Discipline Many references were made to inci dents or instances of more or less important infracUons of rules by employes and of absence of rigorous discipline by the company This wreck was caused by disregard of rules and signals upon Dart of the men In charge of the extra train Inquiry did not disclose act or omission on part of other employes or defect In the operaUng rules of the company which contributed to this awful occurrence These men took charge of this train at noon and the collision occurred about 7 cTclock In the evening Investigate Wrecks The commission then goes on to urge the investigation of wrecks saying The investigation of collisions derailments and other serious accidents on railroads by competent experts is a matter deserving the careful attention of the Congress A recommendation to authorise such investigation has been made In previous reports and the same recommendation is now again made All persons traveling on railroads and all men employed on engines or trains are Interested In this matter A railroad manager may have reasons possibly in some cases from his own standpoint good ones for concealing the facts of a wreck but It is to the public interest that they be disclosed as a warning to others and to throw light on means of prevention PIRE LIEUTENANT PUNISHED Deprived of Holidays and Seduced in Grade for Intoxication Lieut Linklns of No 3 engine company District fire department will be deprived of his days off for six months and has been reduced six numbers in grade with warning of dismissal on repetition of the offense as a result of charges of drunkenness on December 25 The action was taken yesterday by Com missloner Macfarland upon the recom mendation of Fire Chief Belt Lieut Linklns was suspended by Bat tallon Chief Henry for intoxIcaUon He pleaded guilty and asked leniency Capt Proctor of No 3 engine company also asked that Linklns be dealt wiUi lenienUy on account of his previous good record as a fireman Characterizing handbook gambling as a menace to society Judge Kimball yesterday sentenced Bert Myers alias Samuel Emery to six months in Jail and fined him 1500 for handbook making Previous to the sentence Attorney Sillers for Myers asked for clemency because of Myers previous good record and physical condition His plea proved of no avail Myers was found guilty on one of two charges filed against him It was charged Myers accepted a bet of 10 on a horse from William McMillan In passing sentence Judge Kimball said This handbook gambling Is not only danger to society but a great men ace It Is an inducement to those of small salaries to gamble away their earnings hard as the work is to gain these small stipends In many cases In the vain hope of Improving their financial condition It has led I have no doubt in many other instances to the beginning of defalcations embezzlements and other kindred crimes It is an evil which must be broken up and I propose to do It If it is In my power No one coming before me convicted of this offense may hope for anything less than a jail sentence unless under most peculiar and distressing circumstances The warning to this effect went abroad fully a year and a half ago Mr Myers engaged in this handbook business with his eyes open and knew what to expect Of the three handbook convictions made in the Police Court term Just past two of the defendants are serving terms in Jail In addition to paying heavy fines The other case Is before the District Court of Appeals FEDERATE JUNIOR REPUBLICS Bishop Satterlee Officiates at the Fro cathedral Chsrch of the Ascension Funeral services for Allison JJaifor Jr were heldfromthe family residence Fifteenth street and Rhode Island avenue northwest atk J230 oclock yesterday afternoon and at the Procathedral Church of the Ascension at 2 oclock The services at the house were conducted by the Evangelist Chapter Knights of the Rose Croix Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons and by Washington Commandery No Knights Templars The Macnic officers who read the burial service were Jacobus Jones thirty third degTee matter Ell wood Morey thirty second degree senior warden Fred Bock thirty third degree junior warden and Frank A Sebring thirty second degree orator The services at the church were conducted by Rt Rev Henry Yates Satterlee Bishop of Washington assisted by Rev William Tayloe Snyder rector of the Church of the Incarnation The entire front of the church was filled with large and beautiful floral offerings from the various lodges and organizations to which Mr Nallor belonged and from friends The mest conspicuous of these was the large double eagle emblem of the Scottish Rite order from the local bodies of that organization There were wreaths from other Masonic bodies from the Oldest Inhabitants Association and from Central Lodge No I Capt Frank Gibson and Bishop Crosby rep resenting the Almas Temple Patrol acted as ushers at the church Masonic exercises were conducted at the grave in Rock Creek Cemetery by St Johns Lodge The honorary pallbearers were Supreme Commander James Richardson of the Southern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite Masons George Moore active member of the supreme council for Alabama Dr A Chamberlain active member of the supreme council for Texas James Trimble who also represented the Olaest Inhabitants Association William Boy den librarian of the supreme council Augustus Coolldge grand master of Masons Harrison Dingman grand captain of the guard of the grand encampment Knights Templars and Andrew Kelley past grand commander of Knights Teirplars CITY BULLETINS Must Answer Wifes Claim Justice Gould signed an order yesterday directing Harry Webb of the Government Printing Office to appear In court Friday and show cause why he should not pay his wife Mrs JennleV Webb a reasonable sum for her support pending her suit against him for a divorce A Real Good Whisky at 75c Full Qt Donnellys 14th and I phone 7096 Choice Potatoes 20c PkJ Tomatoes 7c and8c can Salmon 9c and 10c can Hams 131 2c Pic Nics 9 2c Br Bacon 131 2c Pineapple Wafers 1U3 can Prunes 8c India Relish 8c bottle Pickles 9c 1 lb Rubbed Sage 10c 1 lb Pepper 15c 25 Nutmegs 5c Pyles stores Mr Carpenter Sells a Honse Frank Carpenter newspaper correspondent has sold a two story apartment house at 2705 Eleventh street Columbia Heights to a local purchaser who will hold it as an investment The house Is one of arow which Mr Carpenter owns The transaction was made through the real estate firm of Moore Hill iri connection with A Caywood Exclusive Hlffh clasa Tailoring Artistic productions uostinett 6U7 utn st Jos Commissioner Macfarland Explains Proposed Boys Association Commissioner Macfarland Is In hearty accord with the plans to form a federation of Junior Republics after the design of the National Junior Republic at An napolis Junction where he spent Saturday afternooT with the officers and trustees of that Institution and with William George of Freeville the founder of the original organization We were all very much Impressed with the proposition to form a federation Commissioner Macfarland said jesterday and I hope it will be carried out Mr George who has had such wonderful success with the original Junior Republic at Freeville would under the proposed plan be the director of the national organization and free to give time to the personal examination of and advice and encouragement to any Junior Republic that needed his assistance Hitherto he has been practically con fined to the work of building up the original Junior Republic at Freeville although he has spoken from time to time in other parts of the country The origi nal association has been In operation long enough to have a fine lot of successful graduates some of them remarkably successful and Its alumni add greatly to Its strength and Its power to help other republics The establishment of new Junior Republics has been systematically discouraged by the trustees of the original Junior Republic at Freeville because they wanted the latter fully developed so as to be useful as a training school and in other ways for new Junior Republics so that there might be a perfected tpe to which new republics could conform But now they are willing to encourage the formation of new republics and to release Mr George for national work under such a proposed federation Massachusetts Illinois and California which have been waiting for such co operation will shortly begin to organize other Junior Republics and other States will follow As a Health Food Schneiders Malt Bread Has No Equal Its ineredtents are selected with strict est regard for purity and are mixed scientifically to develop the highest nourlsh lrg value possible Give your children Malt Bread and theyll grow up strong and sturdy All grocers fresh every day 5c loaf Corcoran Street House Sold A three story brick dwelling at 1709 Cor coran street northwest has been sold for James Stringer through the real estate firm of Stone Fairfax to Miss Jennie Hoey and Mrs Margaret A Miller The price paid is understood to have been 5150 The purchasers will occupy the house Hotel Johnson Cafes High grade seafood I direct from the catches New York meats choice fruits Noon lunch table de hote dinner and service a la carte WALKING AROUND GLOBE Morrow Recommends Sidewalk Engineer Commissioner Morrow believes that a four foot granolithic walk should be laid on Newark street between Highland avenue and Thirty third street But In view of the exceptional width of the walk he says the work should be advertised for objections under the assessment system Property owners have petitioned for the Improvement Assistant Engineer Appointed The appointment of Daniel Geary as assistant engineer at the Reform School for Girls at 420 a year yice Richard Thompson promoted was made by Commissioner Macfarland yesterday on the recommendation of Nolta McGUl president of the school and George Wilson Secretary of the Board of Charities Frenchman on Tramping Tour Calls at the White House There has been almost an epidemic of pedestrians in Washington during the last few weeks and another long distance walker called at the White House yesterday He is Heftri Mosse a wiry young Frenchman of small stature who says he Is walking around the world from Paris to Paris Mosse told the White House authorities that he is one of a party of eight men four Frenchmen and four Englishmen who started to walk around the world In June 1904 The walk was to determine a wager between the Touring Club of Paris and the Sportsmens Club of London and according to Mosses story six of the number have died and a seventh has dropped out of the contest because he got tired of it Mosse obtained from the Presidents secretary a card certifying that he called at the White House Brownteys Mexican Pecan Okas Private Stock Whisky Donnellys Special 75c qt delivered 14th and I sts Forwards 10 Charity Bequest Some time ago Commissioner West received 10 from the estate of a woman whote death occurred a few days previous with the request that he expend it in a charitable cause Mr West received a request for aid and after Investigation jesterday forwarded the 10 to the person in reed A Few Shares of Stock forSale An old and well established concern owned by Washington people offers for sale a limited number of shares of treasury stock the object being to install new machinery and Increase the present output For full particulars address Box 462 this office Great Bear Spring Water 4 Gal 60c Office 704 11th st xPhone Main 3240 Beauty bringers are Satin skin cream and Satin skin complexion powder Only 25c Dr Donnally Resigns The reslgratlon of Dr Donnally as assistant bacteriologist to the District health department to take effect Immediately was accepted yesterday by Commissioner Macfarland upon the recommendation of Dr Woodward health officer of the District 350 Ga Portable 3450 One lot bronze Standards with 2 yards best tubing and complete make fine gas drop light at reduced price 61G 12th A MUDDIMAN CO 1204 We Have Sold Heorlchs Beer For twenty years and are still selling it Maerzen and Senate brewery bottling Arlington Bottling Company same ota place Phone 14 Recommends Repair of Fourth Street Capt Morrow yesterday recommended that the roadway of Fourth street Con gress Heights east of Nichols avenue be repaired with gravel and a pipe drain be laid across the street The request was by Newcomb secretary of the Congress Heights Public Improvement Association flnaaWnBsasBBBBBflBhni The Mans Store Every Overcoat Raincoat and Suit in the house honestly reduced And the people know theyre HONESTLY REDUCED Thats why were the busiest othing store in Washington KAUFMAN IO05 IOO7 Pa Ave Big II V030 ER CEKT jft AtelaWePreparatimCr Hi aiurguruoaaaoMtttjar I LungmeSaBadBaaiBosrelstf msm KSiU ProiwjfcsDigestionflwrfii fSl nessairiRralContaliuneite KI uTO MorphiittrBTrimaL I BiilHUI Ul MAHUUIIU Kfiij 1 Mtcjxtoidn sfrfTznnwi Eli HSI Jtetktd 1 tZ ftvrf Kwflul ChriBeJtnr Hiil AperfedRemedyforCarts hoR ttcmSouTStorarfLDiarrtra Ban a WuTmsfonvuIskmsfcvtrisir Kpiij nessandLoss of Sleep pEj lucSMe Signature of mm abtfZ iSf NEW YORK fclJ Guaranteed under the WooM Exact Copy of Wrapper CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of fb nl AAlT a Ir fn Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA tmi ecimuN commmt acw von errr Prince Albert Full Drees and Tuxedo Suits for Hire Slaughter Prices To reduce my enormous stock of woolens 15 and 16 Suits to Order 8 5 and 6 Trousers to Order 3 An immense selection of newest patterns to choose from i The Tai 637 St Warehouse Sites on the Railroad opening on paved streets thus making hauling easy about this Fine Proposition at Once Splendid Site I For Warehouse ght station manufactur 2 ilant or coal pocket Con mtly located on line of frelg lntr pi venientlv Pennsylvania or Southern railroads In central business district Permit granted for siding Into property from elevated tracks Large area For particulars consult Thos Fisher Co i Incorporated 738 15th St IV Clean unspotted ceilings are seen only in buildings where electric light is in use Potomac Electric Power Company 213 14th Street SAAAAAAMWWWWVS i Do You Wish to Improve Your Business Condition Do you want a position more work different work or better work Do you make or sell something and want more customers No mattter what jou make or sell or work at If you do that one thing well we can help you Write for particulars stating your needs We solve an pld problem in a new way which saes you time favel trouble and money Let us prove It to you The National Clearing House For Services and Information 1828 Injleside Ter WASHINGTON 1 A Most Opportune Time Is now at hand to make use of the For Exchange Columns OF THE WASHINGTON POST You probably received duplicate presents as Christmas gifts Advertise one in ex change for something you want but did not receive It Is a Good Proposition for These Reasons It costs absolutely nothing and you cannot do otherwise but profit by the transaction Do It Now Mail your ad or Phone Main 4205 1 THE SERVICE IS FREE Our Retiring Sale SOLID MAHOGANY FURNITURE At Reasonable Prices HE distinctiveness of furniture shown here applies to quality as well as design Special mention is made of our expensive showing of pieces in SOLID MA HOGANY Prices are very reasonable Draperies Laces Rags Carpets Ac Rt IJENDERSON Inc 1109 St and 1108 SL 40 Reduction On all Mens Fancy Mixed Suits in Stock and on all Mens Overcoats Friedlander Bros 9th arid Streets Mens Regular 512 and 15 Suits at 750 Cheviots casstmeres and worsteds in the newest and most up to date styles singlesingle breasted coats in the new shades of gray and new browns not all sizes in any particular style but you will find your size in the lot These suits are 12 and 15 qualities now marked special at 750 Mens 12 and 15 Overcoats 750 These come in black and fancies cut box shape 6 inches long made single breasted fly front they are neatly cut and well tailored have sizes 34 to 42 these overcoats would be exceptionally good values at 12 and 15 but we mark them special in this January clearance sale 750 Store for rent with Ions lease Fixtures for sal VICTOR ADJER JXSZZ Mja Do You Need Any Carbon Paper or Typewriter Ribbons Were sho wiw the best assortment in Washington and our irices are unusually attractive Andrews Paper Co Inc 627 29 La Ave Burchells Bouguet Coffee 25c lb Absolutely pure Its delightful flavor and aroma make it a great favorite Burchell 1325 1 and Sl50 Soft and Stiff Bosom Shirts Only 79c Some with cufts attached others without but all the shirts are well made of good oualrty madras and full cut Regular Jl 09 and JL50 values reduced to only 79c A HERMAN SONS CO 738 7th Street pCor REMODEL PLUMBING We do the work thoroughly and quickly Dont charge much LACEY CO 1338 St The Poat la the Paper That Reaches the people with the full pocket book That is why it para to advertise In it OFF 3 Any Womans Suit or Coat in Stock Our reductions are bona fide and include all the seasons newest goods And then you have the privilege of charging the purchase PETTIT CO 7th and Eye Jewelry on Credit Anything In thla vast atoelc of Diamonds Watches Jtt elrj Ac ran be bought on payments of a dollar or so a week CASTELBERGS Washingtons Leading Jewelers and Opticians 935 FEANA AVE Purity Cleanliness Heurichs Beers Have attained their present eminence by force of merit Famed for purity quality and excellence at home and abroad Gold Medals Jamestown 1907 Liege 1905 Phbne 1600 2 doz Maerzen or Senate 9175 2 doz Lager fl50 bot rebate BOe Dellrtrcd la unlettered wfon It dlreL Phom W1SM DR BELLS Pine Tar Honey Cores Incipient FUEL THATS 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