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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

been counted on by the amenders will return majorities against the amend ment.
 < W. A. CovinEton of Georgia, who Is here assisting the amendsrs. spoke to- day at Warrior and tonight at Wy lam. He will give an entire week in this county for the amenders.
 Announcement was made that George, R. stuart. of Cleveland. Tenn. an evangelist. will give at east a weeks time !n behalf or the amend- ment. commencing November S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
TIGHT 10 SAVE GIRLS.
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC DISCUSS
 ED UY ". c. T. ..
Dpeaker Urges etnte Lsgfslsturss te Act--Kansas xegn1 Expert TaIke
 ef Intexstnte Tra0e tn

< Omaha. Neb., Oct z5.--A stirring ad- dress by pr. C. Edward Janney. of Baltimore, chairman of the national Vigilance committee for the suppress don of the white slave tranic, was the most notable event of today's session tof the thirty-sixth annual convention of the National women's Christian Temperance Union.
 pr. Janney declared that the tradlc in girls has become an evil more wide- spread than the public imagines. reach- ing out into every part of this coun- try and even across the ocean for vic- tirns. the main line of it's operations being from Montreal, Boston and New York westward. through Buffalo. to Pittsburg. Chicago. Omaha and Den yer. to San Francisco and Seattle. The federal government, he said. Is doing all 1t can to suppress the tramc. but is hampered by Supreme Court dec1sion that this is matter for the polics power of the states to deal with. He urged the members of the w. c. T.. U. to influence their state leg1slatuSes to pass more drastic laws ca the subject
 John Marshall. assistant attorney Eeneral of the state of Kansas, ad- drcssed the convention on the ques- ti0u Of the interstate traffic in liq- HOT. He favored con8ressionai enact msnt. making 1t unlawful to ship liq- uor into prohibition territory. deciar- }ng that Congress is barred by the Constitution from delegating it's au- thority over Interstate trade to the states. He said Senator Curtis and Representative Miller. of Kansas, had promised to introduce the necessary bill at the next session of Congress.
 After much debate resolution sub xnitted today by the ofhcial board amending the by laws so as to prevent any member holding the ofnce of na- ficnal organizer or lecturer, and state president or national superintendent at the same times was adopted.
 Tonight was -world's W. c. T. U." night. One of the notable speakers was Miss Ellen M. Stone. the mission :. ary whose abduction for ransom in < eouthern Euprope a few years ago made her internationally known. < Other speakers included representa- tive sfrom many countries. while greetings from many others were read.
 ! Tomorrow the convention win elect Uficers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
CAPT. WRIGHT rUNERUAL.

TuskeGee Pays Tribute to Dead.
 Tuskegee. Oct .a a25.-(Speciai. )--The : funeral services of Capt. W. H. wright were held this afternoon from \ the Methodist Church at o'clock.
 Interment was made in the City Cemetery and Rev. J. R. Curry. pas < tor of the Baptist Church. efi1ciated. Three songs were sung. Saved by < Grace" "Aeekly Wait and Murmur 2 Not" and "The Sweet By and By" Many beeutiful floral designs att tested for the general esteem In which the deceased was held by . large num- Der of friends.
 The pail bearers were. H. Fl. Cart wright D. E. Laslie. pr. F. M. John- Ston. E. R, Aiexauder. ". T. Lasiie. pr. T. F. Taylor. IL. J. Brown and xz. B, Edwards
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Court Ha. Big Docket.

Huntsville. Oct. -(Speciai) )--The law and equity court did the biggest business last week of any week in its history. The criminal docket was dis posed of rapidly and there were more than sixty convictions or, pleas of guilty. Eleven negroes who were caught in crap game at Madison, all pleaded guilty and were fined SEQ and costs each. Lorenzo Jones was con victed of arson in setting fire to the home of his wife from whom he had parted and was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment in the penitentiary,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
PENSACOLA CREW TELLS
 OF THE STORM

Pensacola, Fla. Oct 25.--tSpecial.)- )--- The schooner Donna Christina. owned here. arrived in port this afternoon. af- ter voyage to Belize with cargo and the crew relates terrible r1perience with the hurricane of September IS when they were bound for Belize.
 The Christina was within haiIing dis tance of the schooner Frances H. of this port and the schooner Maarotana of Gulfport when the full force of the hur- ricane struck them. She Is the only vessel of the three to survive, the oth- CT two never being heard from after wards.
 The boats all on decls were carried away while the waves dashed over the schooner repeatedly.
 The crew state that the wind blew al velocity of over 100 miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Discuss Rural Holdings K,iIl..

St. Petersburg, Oct. :5--Dfscussion of the bill for the consolidation of the rural holdings was begun Tn the Duma today. The Minister or Agriculture urged the speedy adoption of the measure. which is considered of tho highest importance. The bill author tzes the construction of such peasant holdings as are at present so split up and scattered in small area over the land belonging to private, owners or the State. that their profitable working Is impossible. The debate will con tinue for about a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
INJURIES FATAL.
Youth Dies After Fan From Moving TxAlm.

Cullman, oct. 25.-(Speciai. }--Pfnk Barnett. the young man who was nor tally wounded Sunday afternoon. in an attempt to board a fast moving freight train, which was pulling out of the yard, died Sunday night about o'clock
 His father and mother. Mir. and Mrs J. W. Barnett, who live about three miles southeast of Hanceville. in this county, arrived about five minutes be- fore his death. Young Barnett waf conscious until the last.
 The scene in ther ofifce of Dr. Hayes, on the arrival Of hts mother. was sad one. The boy was about 16 years oi are, and was the son of a prominent farmer. Interment takes place at Hopeweli cemetery near Hanceviiie Monday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Railrond Meu Not ,see,,nn

Chicago. Oct. 25.--John S Miller, chief counsel for John R. walsh. de: clared today that no meeting was be- ing held here looking to the transfer of the Walsh. railroad properties to other hands. It had been reported that Chicago bankers holding MT WaIsh's note. for s7,0e0.00o would con- fer with Eugene Zimmerman of Gin cInnati
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
MARINE NEWS

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 25.-Arrived: Steamer Penwith (Br.) Morris. swan sea; Drunlarig (Br.) Wilkin, Rosairo; Cairo Domingo (Br ) Friend, Antwerp; ship GantocIS Rock (Nor.) osterhaus, London: schooner Donnac Christian, Brown, Belize.
 Cleared: Ship Carania QtaI.) Ansei- do. Genoa; bark Romanoff (Nor.) Han sen, Buenos Ayres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
rAwnra fana.l,rfn I,eaa

Louisville, Ky. Oct 25.--Edward Livingston Goodwin. formerly Second Vice. President of the Standard oil Company, a personal and business ae- aociate of John D. Rock efelier and head of local industry, died today. eged 74. He came to Louisville from New York after entering the Ipil busi- ness in Pittsburg in 1882.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
CLUBS rIIE LISTS.

AIontBemery Organizations Comply
 win Law Passed by Legss7nture.
 As provided by the new anti-gamb- ling bili of thief rfecfefntf fefxtra session. every chartered club in the city has filed with Probate Judge Cas- ten list its members.
 Monday was the last day in which by the terms ef the bill. the lists eeuid De fled. and ail chartered clubs conn Oiled. They were: The Eiks. the Beau 1o1r Club. the Country Club. the oreys' Social Club. the Standard Club and the Theatrtcal Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
TUBERCULOSIS CONVENTION.
Great Meeting Is to Be Held is Mort
 *ff' Carolina.

Greensboro, N. C.. Oct. 25.-(special.l
 Governor W. W. Kitchen will offi- cially open the biggest and most rep resentative health convention ever held in the Carolinas when he addresses the North Carolina Association for the Pre- vention of Tuberculosis at Greensboro Tuesday morning. aJnuary 25. 1910.
 At noon that day the president, Dr :. W. L. Dunn, will deliver his annual address in the form of a message to the people of the "Oid North State. '' At night Dr. Livingston Farrand of New York. executive secretary of the National Association. will deliver an address.
 When the convention opens there will also be opened the first session of the American Tuberculosis Exhibition in Greensboro and in North Carolina. The exhibition, in addition to a program including men prominent fin business and the professions. win insure a con vention representing the people of ths whole State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
nrit,.h ofslcer. to compete,

London. ct. 25.-Major G. !. Beres- ford. of the Seventh Hussars and Lieu
 tenants Graham of the Sixteenth Lam
 cers and T.. J. Hethemington of the Eighteenth Hussars. will sail tomor- row for New York. where they will participate in the jumping contests of the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden It will be the first time that British officers have com peted in the United States. though the three names appeared at the Interna- tional Show at the London oiynlpiad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
To Enioln Q Company.

Birmingham. oct 35.-(special)-S. H. Floyd and J. IT. Dean. both claim ing to own $i.0oO worth of. stock in the Alabama Trust and Savings Com pany. which was recently absorbed by the City Bank and Trust Company. to- day filed papers in the City Court, equity side, asking for an accounting of the affairs of the concerns and seeking to enjoin the last named com pany from further disposing of the funds and effects of the Alabama Trust and Savings Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
GoUernor Pokes Fun at q Kid
 And Then the Kid Pokes Conner

father. P. M. Finey, Of Lawrence coun- ty. A mad dog had bitten the little boy In the face. and he was brought by his father to be treated at the State Pasteur Institute.
 The Governor Is never too busy to speak to child.
 Got any short-ribs." ne asked of Luther. and placed his thum where "short-ribs" ought to be.
 And thereat Luther struck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
AIllance is for Peace.

Paris. Oct. 25.-The Temps today prints an interview with M, Iswolsky declaring that the Russian Italian rapproachment is destined toward the
 maintenance of the status quo in the
 Near East; the development of au- tonomy for the Balken States; and is not directed against any power.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
f.u,,e,n,I.ns to see Taft.

Washington, oct. &.-A committee representing the Guatemalan govern ment is on its way to the United States to meet President Taft at New Orleans during his forthcoming visit to that city. according to a dispatch received at the State Department today. Neith- CT the personnel nor the mission of the cammitteA was given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
(lerlk KlIIea hr hmm

to get out of the way of an approach ing freight train early today, ]. B. Cleveland. aged 33. junction clerk for the Southern Railway at Howell Sta ton. stepped onto another track and was instantly killed by an incoming passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville Road Cleveland leaves a wife ana four children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

When Governor Conner piayfully put his thumb In Luther F1nev's ribs yes- terday, and Luther Fineys with all the outraged dignity of six years raised his fists and smote the Governor as hard as thirtv-fve pounds can smite.
 Not even the Governor of a State can poke Luther in the ribs and get away with 1t.
 Luther came in to sse Governor Co., mer yesterday on the shoulder of his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Y. M. Q. A. lCarapasen

Huntsville. Dot 25.--(special. l--Tha x. M. c. A.. building campaign is zow we'll under way and the executive Committee believes that before the week is ended the balance of the ss5,- 300 needed win have been subscribed Ten teams of solicitors are working on the proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

the .black hundreds" and alleged to have been inspired by Yushkevitch and actually committed by Leroshkin. The case aroused the bitterest feeling in Finland. where the prosecution of the defendants was accomplished only after long delays and when the ac- cused had been returned from Russia. where they had sought refuge follow ing the crime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
oocvICrED OF MURDER.
Russian Leaders Given Light Sen
 fences for Crtmea.

tences for Crimes.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-Nicholas YuRhkevitch- ch-Krasskovsky. formerly a leader of the League of Russian Peo- pie. and his alleged tool a workman named Leroshkin, were convicted at Terioki Finland, today of complicity In the murder of Deputy Hertzenstein and sentenced each to a minimum of six years Imprisonment.
 Professor NJ. Y. Hertzenstein, a member of the Agrarian Commission If the puma, was essassinated at his country home at Terioki July 3l 1906. The murder was charged against
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
POLITICS IN JEFFERSON.
Two Imported Speakers ts Address tn
 Voterm.

Birmingham, Oct. 25-- Especial )-- Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson de- Iivered an address tonight at the Hip podrome in the interest of the constI- futional amendment for prohibition.
 There was frequent cheering. A number of women were fn the audi" ence.
 At the headquarters or the defend CTS today the assertion was made that all reports which are coming In tend 10 show an increased interest In the question throughout the State and that a number of counties which haze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Lfauor ia Dewtrpyed. :

Birmingham Oct. .25.--(Special)- Two lots of liquor of four quarts each
 were destroyed by Sheriff Hisdon to- day on orders from the Criminal Court, the liquor being eonfiscated goods re- gently located in raids made under warrants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
John Reynoltla pea,l.

Columbia. S. C.. Oct. 25.-John Schreiner Reynolds. librarian of the Supreme Court of South Carolina and author of Reconstruction in South Carolina" died today at his home here. He was 61 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Passe. submerxed Raft.

New Orleans, La, oct. 25.-The steamer Fl Paso, arriving here today from New York, reported passing or October 23, twenty-one miles north-
 west by west or. Tortugas. a sub- merged raft of heavy timbers, dan- gerous obstruction to navigation. 's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

offerings ct the South. renewed speculative buying for outside account, and in sympathy with the big advance in cottons Closing prices were 7@i0 points net higher. sales aggregated 2l.o00 barrels. October s. T3 @Ts: December e.70@IS: January s.T5@79. May e.e4 @ss. Prime crude 6.73; prime summer yellow e.74@7e;s prime white s.s5 @7.49: prime winter yellow 7.00@7.49.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
I.i.carn. sfininter of .ruatiee,

Berlin. Oct. 26--Dr. Herman Liscom, president of the Superior Court of Ap- peals, was today appointed Minister of Justice. succeeding Rudolf A Nieberd- Ing. who resigned last Saturday be- cause of old age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
NOTICE BASEBALL FANS,
 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The Empire Theatre presents today from IT o'clock on until midnight, the game between Pfttsburx and Detroit for world,s Championship. Ty Cobb and Hans Wagner are seen in full ec- tion. The teams are playing for blood and you can't affexd to misa at. rou see the game exactly as 1t was played. Admission E Gents. E..-ar
 EMPTRE THEATRE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Additional Markef Reports
 MONTGOMERY MARKETS.

eThe quotations are corrected daily for ! The Advertiser.) .
 MEAL-standard ". c. se 1b. sachs s7 10 bu.; cream Peerless soc bu. ,a
 SoFTEEesssSi 1Tns eeaee ssSes sG berry i2Bc: old government Java 2f0Sze; xrb1ckie's siS.55, basis per 100 lbs; prime sGssssa Mssss and ai I ssvs q asi, blends ssesse.
 cHEEsE---TuH cream daisies IS isc; Dasu1 suGARmGrsnuiated. sais n standard 5hc; fancy T. 'rILoTHR-Fancy ' Hni nominal: stralshss ss.io; sTARCH-Corn 7@10c; standard goods. l Pearl sSc: gloss lump i*c: nickel goods i0pf 0gfcE.E1.ra cEfEs.r fancy head 797Mc; fancy head sM@Ac: broken 6B @sHc; Japan 4 nsa4IT-Liverpoo, 4sa; n.lo; Virginia 5sc; l Louisiana soc. T
 yINEGANRsarsrx sai!saa soaa sCgsoo ss,e: xxx Gin xer snaps Tc: xxx Cream sc: XXX oyster l 7c; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit 5c carton BOG o0ssJ; 0ssasJR;p1NEs-American N-oi s2.7s@ss; 1 x Mustard es .T5; Imported h-oil key open srs rseaSgsssSe rsMoeLAsggEs-eeorxia Cane bbl., arc gal; I trifugai corn syrup in case gallons ss per MAPLE sYRuP--"Log Cabin" brand. g g gallons s7 per case;. F n gallons "'eo' ~ k gallons ss-So rgroy,sion.. gsr ssss;
 l BACON MEATs-Ciear ribs SIS 2n e 76i 6iiARpaHoS esfsa IoSs compound 1o%c; fancy hog 1 lard ,iE&c:. kettle rendered Is Nc; snowaTiit s%c; snow-white. s%e; Flske-white s%c; S'd5ssra pRY SALT saflT" MEATs-pry salt ribs sl2. s7s g1o; dry z sals GU. riSs siS
 Grain and Feedstuffs. | CORN cHoPs--Per bu-. soc;
 coRN-white from store ST gsoc' mixed ig gHIAaY@Timothy IA choice per ten '9i; No. per ton sis; Alafalfa per ton s2s; Jonnson grass per ton st29$is.
 METAL MARKETS.
 New York, Oct 25.-The market for stand ard cooper on the New York metal ex. change continued weak today; with spot ana ana all deliveries gP t9 the nsan snd or aySst esS Wss ana futures at f5f Ills Sd. Sales there in. sIsasa 1Hs iIv IUcaI dealers quote lake copper at sas;inE east h 2 st Y sis. sSH Ssss: o, ,o ven5er closing at gao sS96O DsssmHe1 gG,aoa sna January st sso. .S7h 9s2h: nt.a The Londsn |. sis1
 ss saS slS'sS satsrss ssss s ,ss ss0 i:s
 i.ead was quiet with spot .SSse SS1Seseedr r,as s. 2. t4 s2iz D4o New York and at y4.sog So Ease ds St Louis The London market was q snade l0sSs spslssr es wa was quiet with sgo. ;sai Is sis Tss TSs London market was unchanged. at f2s I SsiIro, u,ss lower 6is Sd for Cleveland war ,.n.s ,n London. Locally the market was nnnSanqed: ,SnSs n No. 1 foundry Northern Sis& 4 so. No SIS. 50 a SIS; No. Southern and No | i southern soft sie, 25 @f5.
 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
 st Louis Oct. 25.--Flour unchanged; red winter natents Sb. TO e s6. %: extra fancy and straight e5 10 eco; hard winter clears s4 Oc Timothy seed s2.75@ss,5o.
 Corn meal S3 .10- .an
 Bran quiet; sacked East track N.os9o4:
 Hay firm; Timothy s1s@sls; prairie SIG
 Whiskey s1 .ss. x,..
 iron cotton ties soc. Tagging e'sc' Hemt twine Tc. .s., oz
 prS 's'' Receipts, shipm'ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Many AsIx Pnrdonx.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 25.--At the present time there are fully 2,500 ap- plications for pardon on file In the governors office here. Of the total number nearly 1000 are in peniten- tiary cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
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yTsTBI.E GRAIN SUPPLY.

New York. Oct. 25.--Tha visible supply or grain in the United States Saturday. October 23 as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange follows:
 Wheat 2e, $50. 900 bu.. inc. 5SO. .o00. Corn 3.360, 900 bu dec. 13S.0O0.
 Oats 12.747. 900 bu., dee ssS.00o Rye e19,0OO bu., inc 52.0o0.
 Barley S,ss7 000 bu.. inc. 10000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

collector Central Georgia Railway Co, office look inc tired and He said he felt wetched and unfit for work We should begin with the Tonic He took bottles and the end of 50 days had increased in weight 20 pounds
 All and all the HALFWELL kind the unfit kind helpless kind the of MALARIA by course of Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic ss5
 every and tam of MALARIA from the blood bottles will put on 10 pounds 60 days We will the bill does Write The ohnons Chill and Fever Tonic Company, Savannah Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Joseph Bnnoroft nead

Hopedale, Mass. Oct. 25.--Josepn Bancroft, President of the Draper Company. manufacturers of cotton mill machinery. died at his home here to- day He was Se years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

The protocol was signed by repre- sentatives of Peru and Bolivia on Sept. IT. In it Bolivia accepts the arbi- tral award of Argentina with regard to the boundary between Peru and Bo- Iivia, while an arrangement with ref erenceg to the frohtfer' lines mutually acceptable to both countries Is pro- IA 'rF's+f K .s TWELVE QUARTS 0F FINE WINE
 i3y%-:9. F ASSORTED sf~H V
 For a5.75. Plain Case. +.l:
 e EXPRESS PREPAID.
 GREIL TRADING CO, '{2l Pensacola. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Peru Also satisssed

night sanctioned the recently signed Peruvian Bolivian protocol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
GETS MONEY Ar DECLINE.

l London. Oct s5.--The Bank of England
 secured the bulk of the ss,35s.ooo gold avail able in the market at 77s 94d, a decline of
 ss old.
 1 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. 1 New Orleans Oct. 25.--Cotton seed oil; | prime refined~in in barrels per pound 50c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
nirIninehnm Finannes.

. Birmingham. Oct. 25.-fSpeciaD-- 25 One of the largest, if not the largest total local bank clearings for one day. noticed during the last year, was recorded today when, according to the report of the Birmingham Clearing House Association. the bank clearings fortoday reached $s14.6e5.s7. this be- ing a gain of S2s4,5so.s0, as compared with the same day last month. The report also shows an increase of S232,- 612.19 for today. as compared with the narraa0op6tnu dav Iagf year The ra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
RECEIVES A SHOCK :
OklahOma System of .Gunrantee for
 r Banks.

Washington. Oct. 25.-Thes Oklahoma system of guarantee for banks operat- ing under State charters received the second shock in the view of treasury oficials within the past week, when the Union National Bank. of Bartlesville: Ok, capitalized at $iGo. 600, was author ized to commence business.
 Mortimer F. Stillewll is President. rr-e oths- ease was the changing of a State bank to a national bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Stop

taking liquid physic or big or little pills. that. which makes you worse instead of curing. Cathartics don't crre--they irritate and weaken the bowels. CASCARETS make the bowels strong, tone the muscles SC they crawl and work-when they do this they are healthy, producing right results. s07
 cAscARgrs roc . box for a weeks
 tFeefment. All druggists. Biggest seller
 tn the world. Million boxes meath.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Cnr.TnN aEEn nn.

New York. Oct 2s.-cotton seed oil was active and hlRhar tsday on seareiav of ernhH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

Fairbanks at Hong Kong.
 Hong Kong, Oct. 25--Forner Vice President Charles w. Fairban1<s ar rived here today from Manila. From here he will go into India.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
. GERMAN RANK srArEMENT,
z. Marks

Berlin, Oct 25.--The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following changes:
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-25
Dedicate New Hall.

The new hall for the Masons.
situated over Crawford laundry
in the building belonging to 0.
o Crawford, was dedicated Mon
day. The han is most convent.
emily arranged and elegantly q
quipped. 1t is one of the best
Masonic meeting places in the
state and will afford the Licking
ION lodge much qualification. Mr..
Crawford spared no expense il
making the rooms a place OF
beauty and convenience.