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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Y. M. |. CADETS TO
GUARD PRIEST. TAFT
Movement 10 Bring Them to Rirhs
mond at Time Of Presidents Visit
Grows I'm Favor.
RICHMOND. VA Specia

ie i III llI y n ~. n n. special.
THE arraugcmt tor the rec, .tinu
aud entertalnmcnt OF President VIZ
,iam howard Tart on ms occasion ot
this clty ON November ION. although
aS yet ln "a formative state. indicate "a
-ala demonstrauon that viii attract
Che state to Ilchmond.
The suggestion dat rho cadet corps
s.ar7 for as rr..,f.rf IS r,..,i,... o ,,.,
.rIt,l lrom Fr,d IS. Carucui.r. tI.
nrst private secretary of tho Chief Mag
The parade committee ot tne TAFT
-enrfal o4t committee has been called
' mtri ionl- O. AZ This meetins DO VIII
CORPS ~naI be slNen the distinction svs-
Do has been practically decided chat
ihc Richmond Light Infantry Blues and
the uowltzers. Battalion shall b. eivcn
other military organizations ln the city
.afe oeent or viii De-. Invited 90 par
ett Camps. Confederate Veterans win
he invited 90 take part iu the demon
one of the features OF the lime OF
olna bon WIZ De "a business men
'"dAt ana Invitations 90 participate will
Nc extended 60 fratcrual organlzati OnS.
pairlouc societies and labor orRanlza-
Ious. u Ia the intention OF the com
mittce having the Arrangements ia
charge 20 make the parade a big mill
tary and civic pageant.
PRESIDENT TAFT and his party will ar
rive here at clOck on the morning
of Wednesday, November 10Th. and viii
remain ia his private coach al the Main
street Depot until o'clock, when ne
VIII be driven 20 the Jefferson Hotel
Tor breakfast. The occasion viii BE- an
informal one. The luncheon, at noon.
or early ia the afternoon. is 10 be me
big social event Of Taft day.
The chief marshal for the big street
parade VIII be chosen In a few days bv
the general committee 10 is expected
that a tentative program viii be formu-
lateG at the meeting or the parade com
mlttee tonight, subject 20 such changes
as the general committee may deem ex-
pedient when the program is submitted
FOR approval.
Upon request OF the general commit
Zee on arrangements having the enter
talnment OF Presiden Taft fn charge
the school Board has agreed TO make
Wednes day, November 10th, on which
day the President will visit this citv "a
general holiday. According TO plans now
aroot. the school children OF this CITY
VIII take part in the exercises The
board also agreed TO tender what aid IN
could in the preparations for the Presi-
dents visit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
SUI ALVEY BROTHERS
FOR R0BBINC CITY


Rich MOND. va Special
The Council Committee on Streets
tas completed It's inquiry inn.
the gE1in graft case and formulated
its report The report insrru. us tn.
.tlty Attorney to institute Ie.l pr.-
Ceeding against Alvey Fr1rI rn.
contractors, 20 recover $40. which. ac-
cording 20 estimates made by CITY
Accountant CreushaN. ISL inc a.uu.I..
Tor which the city has been detraul-
rd ty the practice OF Weighing stones
with the grain delivered.
The report does. not specify who il
20 blame for the fraud. nor whether
Edward Alvey cor Jim Robinson. las
driver, was the beneficiary.
The report viii now 90 before the
city Council, and 81 adopted and DO
doubtless Will be- the city Attorn.,
viii enter PROCEEDINGS for recovery if
either the Law and Equity or the GIN,
Circuit Court. unless settlement is
reached IN different manner.
This S47O Is the supposed loss for
two years. When the recommend
tons are adopted the matter. So fan
as the Council IS concerned. viii han.
ended. This. however. does not mean
that the case - ended. as. In an prob
ability there VIII be a further crimi-
nal prosecution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
SENSATIONAL
DISCLOSURES
Former Chief Internal Revenue 0iiieer
Refused 10 Make Report to Cob
lector Lowry. at Richmond.
VA

RICH MOND. Y A. - Special. -
The inteBsest interest stlll Ccnters
around the sensational disclosure
made by The Evening Journal in pub
fishing the scatching criticisms of for
mer Chief OF Internal Revenue Agents
ID. A. Gates against the conduct of
the local branch OF the revenue de-
partment as operated under the SUI
pervision of Collector VI. X Lowry.
The remarks directed by Mr. Gates
against the administration of Collec-
tor Lowry were made while Gates was
a witness before the United States
District Court now i'm session. I'm the
case of the Government against David
r Casper a Henrioo distiller. which
case is still in progress before that
tribunal
with reference TO certain newspa-
dill was not altogether pleased that
his attitude i'm regard 20 the testimony
or Witness Gates should have been
made a matter of speculative surmise
by part OF the local press. IL was
said that United States District At
torney l. L Lewis was also placed iu
an unjust light by certain published
accounts OF the proceedings in the trial
OF Casper. in which his examination
OF Witness Gates was made 20 appear
per accounts. which intimated that
United states Judge Edmund Waddnl.
Ir-. was 0lSPleaSeo af tle tenor Of tc~-
tlmOny MADE hN Ar. Gates lD the crit
icisms of that witness OF the Office OF
Collector NJ. *. Lowry. 10 is stated
authOritatNely. by officials in posi-
G0n 20 know. that Judge Waddil isl and
has been absolutely impartial In his
attitude with regard Co the testimony
% Witness Gates. that. in fact. the tos-
timony came as mo- very great surprise
20 certain court officials. by whom. as
by the court itself. Mr.. Gates is held
In the highest esteem.
With regard Co the appearance Of
Collector Lowry on the witness stand
IN the teteral court to rehut Che testi-
mony or Witness Gates in his own de-
Tense, which was predicted hF certain
publications made Yesterday. uo rouu-
dalton for the report can Dos had today
II has been printed chat Collector Low
~ VIII soon appear tn O. written state
ment I'm contradiction OF fhe tDsfimuur
not Zoe found al his Office during the
earlier part OF this morning. and his
deputies could not speak Tor him ia his
absence.
IL has been surmised that records
OF The Gates Lowry imhrorlIo win fin
ally reach the national capital. where
lhty viii ran under the official ewes of
Lnitcd states Comm issiouer Royal D.
CabeIl This is generally conceded Co
% true 10 also came 90 light shortly
after the publication made hr The f.v-
tntnE journal yesterday that the urnf-
nctAi announcemcnt had been made that
Iehn g. Luce, or Sabot, Goochland couu-
" Us an apA1cant FOR the office now
learned from Washington thaf apnli-
cation papers from cir. Luce have been
on me Win the Washington authorities
Mr.. Luce lis avcrec to discusein- tr.
the matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
TO LEARN MORE
OF PELLAGRA
State Health Officer Williams Ap-
points Five Delegates to Confer
eRee at Columbia. :. c.

X 4 n NJ % y -. Y a - Special
Dr. Ennion q. Williams. state
bedlth commissioner. and himself one
OF the foremost research men in Nir-
GINA, has just appointed live Nir.IuIa
physicians. aE leading specialists i'm
tncr respective lines. Ass lple.nI-e fo
Llie petl"-il COM erlnCe at toumhin
=. C., November 1d and 3d. The mon
selected % represent the old D0min-
ION are Dr. William ~. DrcWry. Sruer-
intendcnt OF the Central State Ho-UI-
tai Tor the Insane. az PetersIurg VA.
Dr. Ihomas w. Murreu. dermatoIo-ist
OF the University College of Medicine.
Dr- Beverly r.. Tucker. professor OF
nervous and mental diseases of the
Medical College Of virginia. Or Henry
IT, Marshall. bacterioloeist OF the Uni
Nerslty ct Virginia. and Dr. Rea Par
ker. assistant superintendent of rho
Eastern state Hospital
The pellagra conference il REGARDED
by the profession as the most impor-
tant medical event that has taken place
IN the south In long time.
The disease. which is an old one i'm
Europe. has recently taken hold in the
southern States and its ravages have
caused considerable alarm.
The C2rolinas have been the worst
SUFFERERS so far, though the disease
has made its appearance in eNer,.
Southern State. The conference viii
be composed OF the most eminent and
experienced specialists from every
state In the South. and the convention
VIII thoroughly discuss the cause
tIeatIhent and prevention OF the mys-
teriOus disease
The Virginia delegation is expected
10 furnish important data, the doctors
selected having had rare opportunity
TO study the disease.
one marked symptom in the ad
vanced stages OF the disease is de-
mentiA- and most OF the cases in Vir-
sinia are In the State hospitals for the
insane. though several have been
brought TO attention in Richmond and
other Virginia cities.
Among the delegates 20 the Column
bia conference is Simon Flexner. head
or the Rockefeller Institute OF Re
search. who has contributed a serum
for cerebrp spinal meningitis. and Gee
ner Wood. OF Wilmington. ~. c., one
or the trst ciScOyerers OF the disease
In this country and who has written
the most extensive papers which have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
FERRt RS DEATH
SIiRS u Spill.
Lie OF King Alfonso May Dc Ta> 20
BY the Rerolutiou.>ts as sgi.

MADRID. -Spec ial--4 ae thlcats .el-
lowing the execution ol ia. ..,...-.
Ferrer at barcelona mas a.a.a.
authorities to saeh am eNte.tt ta.. ....-
drid and i.arcelouG are prtDlll..t ....-
Ger martia. iat.. a Goa. su COS $1,000.
surrounds thc raiale. lsrt3 l..
zion rs beiuE tAtta go prcttlt $685.. ......
ica-s from atenslus tne dtatn pl t..
barcelona q. loului.t>ttr nflh lue iI..
OF the kiuE.
king Alfonso. who. IL is NOW re-
poI -rl. opposed tne carIylsS eft n.
the death sentence. hut was l..rI I...
uy his ministers. has uot itlt tne lt
ace All spain lis Boa "a tlrmul.. ln.
shots before which tnv SNnnH.rias. .I
convicted OF leaun- thc rios u. ..>.
summer. fcI have semi treuNI
throughout Europe. lut tne ttuter u.
disturbance is nltnin tnc borders u.
Aitouso's domain.
The censorship is strict. hut iu sn.t.
OF the efforts ot the Government rr
keep the tacts quiet news OF Olsnf-
ger ana rev nIuflHn1rN rHmn .ln-e Hn .
"drnlnEs reach Madrid almost hourly.
Every Catholic church tu tnt Du.- .-
try is protected hy troops. lne had-
.cals, in spite of the Pope s. attempted
lnterCtSSiouS. lag tne blame lur tnc
ttrrcr affair on Che church parry aUu
tne othtr consrrtntttr ana rcacuonurA
forces allied Nlth that faction.
Spain today is threatened with "a
general upr.eIr.-. lefure 'yvb.-h d.. rl.,r.
.r It.,.... -...... $40. MIA ..
i'--. '"-' -''9
"l.,
hNt war 'Iicr lt nor ln position
if send another maU fo AlelII.... 81.
grave is tne case that the rich ana
r.olf-to-f1 t..-ffs of Af,.f~.I ..-.l .tl,..,.
..f... 49,
'-' 'ii...''t.
.'iii .ili-'3- ItaA9 TO ego InL' action a
llt NlNt SIGN OF am uprIstuE
several Arrests Made
There have. ls..r several arrests "a D.
ready although -,.. ATTACK h.s t..-. ~
,. ''- '' VIC" '..
.-t tI.,N. a"N iDi rev minor o's-
-'t '''iN, H- = NeihN factory Vas ute-
tN'ff'N TODAY and enough explosives 90
blow the palace tO hIfe were taken hF
She authorities. hrt Do .e t..~.. fnaI u
Am ...f..r.. ...r,.... rt. -.....t $500.
.,...r I t.
""i.t ".tt.t"e WIN
.'. I.n ".- ON i...''.. f-
Tho quiet CHAT marks Tire surface
nf tar situation TODAY .- f.. most orrl-
.r...... I...t..-.. r-..... -...... .........r ..
............ 10 ..
,
''NNN If iNt police ANA many have
"'Dn injured and some killed ln tlr
rnIfml e hes. l.r fuIar there haas been
ro outward r.f..r.fIur
ID I- believed chad r.. ...F.-. 40 ....
r..lIr.I. ar rr....r..... ID. ..... ..-
fI.Ir fIr,,a - % ....r.... ..... -..I.... tI.
l..n.. Dad. ..r.... .. ... ..... ..
other pants o.. SPAIN f.- .......r Fl.
r,.r, 'fmrI.r.,t ......
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

or twtnty ave years Botanic Blood
balm tB. Il. b. has been curinr. yearly
l,ncNs3nos OF suhcrers from Primary
-" nvafy or fcrNarv Blood Poison
ana All forms % Blood and skin me-
cases. cancer. Rhcumatisu. and Fcz..rr.,
We solicit the most obstinate cas..e
because = =. II. cures ~ n.-. ,-f f-
.afiS II YOU have aches and Mains d.
Bones. Back or Joints Mucous par.,..s
IN mouth. sore Throat. Pimples. Come.
CoioTet spots. Ulcers on any n.-f 90
ne t"eN. Hair or Eyebrows falling olit
ttchinE. waterv blistcrs or opan ~,
u"rs RisinEs or pimplcs % Eczema
ho.ts. SVcllinsrs. Eating Sores tafre
p. r. Il. II kills the poison. makes tNe
oiuo4 pure and rich. completeiy chang
ng tee entire body into "a clean h.alfh,,
condi ton. healing every sore or pirnpfo
ana stopping all aches. pains and ftch-
ing. curing the worst case III BLOOD
Poison. rheumatism or Eczema
BOTANIC BLOOD BALN ca. n. r.
- pleasant and safe 20 ire- cou1rsosa9
pr pure botanic ingredients. 10 purines
t titi1, cnrlches the blood. SAMPLE SENT
et-t oF Wrltlr- Blood balm Co. At
ANITA. Ca. DRUGGISTS. or hv exnr.ss.
home cure.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
RESULT OF SUFFRAGE
Colorado Woman Tells How It
Aids Cupid.
SAYS MARRIAGES INCREASE.

Men More Attentive and Women More
Feminine With Right to Vote, De-
eIarss Or. Nina McEaehsrn--su r
fraps's Aid to lsws-
Not less but more than formerly Is
the measure of mans love for a wo-
man after she has striven for and cap
tured the right 10 vote.
Not less feminine, but better graced
In the gentler arts of femininity. is
the woman after she has acquired the
ballot.
Such Is the result OF suffrage where
II is practiced. on the word OF one from
the heart OF woman's political strong
hold. DIR. Nina McEachern spoke be-
fore the Political Equality league IN
Chicago the other afternoon.
Women I'm Colorado wear differ
ent expression In their faces from the
unalert look OF earlier years." she said
further. They have a fuller, broad
err, more comprehending look, than be.
fore they began to take an active part
In the management OF the states af-
fairs"
She also asserted that women I'm the
higher walks OF life who formerly pur-
sued independent careers had married
In greater numbers since the dawn OF
the new era In state politics.
Suffrage" she said. "has forever
proved the contrary OF the old belief
that men do not care for sensible girls.
But, IL the movement has resulted In
good for the women, how much more
good has Il done the men! You don't
know how much good II does man
to treat woman right
One OF the good results to women.
as she sees II. Is that more books on
political economy have been sold In
Colorado since suffrage was adopted
She argues that the women have
bought them ana that they have been
reclaimed from the reading OF light
fiction.
She declares "that tired look and
feeling which mark women I'm other
states are not due TO actual exhaustion.
but to being unoccupied and bored.
What the women need IL not rest. {"
she asserted. "but mental occupation
Legal benefits also would accrue. I'm
the opinion OF the speaker, IL suffrage
became a fact.
women have not enough financial
sense" she said. "to listen to the finan.
cial arguments I'm favor OF the child In.
Dor law, and they would fight for &
against all persuasion to the contrary"
They also would minimize what DR..
McEachern considers the denioralIzing
habit OF treating. 1t has been greatly
restricted in Denver. They also would
see that the board OF health had
enough money and would cut the sala.
ries OF the aldermen before they would
let this other body suffer.
Last and perhaps best, In the opinion
OF the speaker, suffrage would cure
hysteria, the mania for clothes and foi
looking pretty, said by the speaker to
possess womankind. Far from inter-
fering with good housekeeping, she be-
ueves suffrage would promote it.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
e0NDoLA SHOE.
FresIy Sample Of Footsesr That Has
an Invisible Fastening.

FresISy Sample Of Footsesr That Has
an Invisible Fastening.
Fashion adopts strange freaks In the
search for novelties. One Of the new
est ventures into the realm of the
bizarre is the gondola shoe. 1t f.
about the freakiest footgear the Unit
ed States has seen. That it ever Will
become popular I'm America is out Of
the question. American women go to
great lengths now and then, but It's
certain they won't give up their heels
and that's what the wearer OF the
gondola shoe must do. for the sole OF
. the shoe Is fat as the proverbial pan
cake, fatter than q fatiron, hatter
than fattery from an unwelcome fiat
terer. a woman who has seen the nov
city says:
II do not think many women, even
in Paris. Will wear the new shoe long.
1t is unlike anything that we have had
OF late. Women will not forego the
fascination Of the heel 1t is an old
fashioned shoe, but Is embroidered
heavily with many cOIors. The shoe r.
for afternoon wear and matches the
gown and the rest OF the toilet. 1t may
be made OF satin, silk, suede or any
material similar to the dress. The toe
is very, very long and pointed, and the
shoe must fit like glove. The fasten-
ing is invisible. It leaves one guessing
where II Is, being hidden by the mass
Of colored embroideries. Only the own
er Of very pretty foot ought to ven
ture forth In the gondola shoe, as It
makes an ordinary foot look enor-
NOUS"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
ELECTRICITY FROM THE SUN.
How . Massachusetts Man Uses It's
Rays TO Generate Currents.

TOW maeeecnusette Man uses Jus
Rays TO Generate Currents.
That he has successfully solved the
problem OF storing up the suns rays
and converting them into electrical en-.
ergy is the claim made by a Boston
inventor.
He is George s. Cove, and he dem
0nstrates the success Of his invention
by lighting his workshop I'm Somer-
vile, a Boston suburb, with electricity
generated from a simple apparatus on
the roof.
Cove's invention will be known as
the solar electric generator" and he
says Il can be built at n cost Of 500
each II consists Of a framework TO
be placed IN an opening where II will
receive the direct rays OF the sun.
Short plugs Of metal composition are
set into this frame. There are 076
plugs. Filled I'm around these plugs Is
q body Of heat absorbing material.
The difference Of the temperature OF
the two ends Of the metal plugs, one
being in the sun, the other In the open,
with circulation Of afr around &C.,
generates the current OF electricity.
II the sun goes under a cloud an
automatic cut-out breaks the circuit be.
tween the generator and the batteries.
The device Is thus entirely automatic.
When the sun sets, It automatically
shuts OF the storage batteries and be-
gins again IN the morning. This ma
chine generates through a day Of sun
shine enough electricity TO light Eve
lights Of twenty candle power each, to
last from three TO four days Of con
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23

been heard. al such meeting. IN ais
defense. After thus hearing sad
charges the board. may, by a vote II
three OF It's members. sustain the
same. and by like vote may reprs.
nand or suspend or dismiss said
accused person from the service OF
the city. Upon the making or su, h
charges. and pending trial thereon
the board. by majority vote. o.
the mayor when the provooation is
great, may suspend the accused ora
Ger. and IL he be therefore found
guilty on the charges preferred. aad
by reacon thereof dismissed. or sIs-
pended. he shall draw no salary dur
ing the period or either of his su
pensions.
ART. XIV. BOARD OF AFrAtss
SUCCESSORS TO COUNCIL. ,
Sec. SO. The board OF Affairs (ts
gether with the counciD. provid q
for I'm this act. and their successors
In office, shah be held and deemed.
In law and in fact. the successors
OF the mayor. board OF supervisors
and council of the c..y OF Bile
fsrd.
ART. XIII NoNJPARTIsAN AL
MaNIS1RATION.
Sec. 81, The object and aim OF
this act 10 procure an honest All
effic ent administration OF the affair
of the city OF Bluesie'd, free frs,
partisan distinction or control; and
the municipal authorities OF the r,l:'
and courts OF the state, shall cor
etrue this act with that ~ n la > ew.
ART. XXIv. SERVING NOTICE.
Sec. SO. Whenever any notice ~
required to be given, or any SUI.
mons. warrant or other process is
required TO be served or Otherwise
executed, under the provisions q,
this act. II shall be sufficient r. such
notice. summons, warrant, or oths..
pieces be executed by an cfficer
OF the police department. OF said
city in the same way or manner 81
which the laws or the state prescribe
for executing summonses and sub
poenas by state officers, unless 9th
erwiEe provided by this act.
Concluded tomorrow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
SPRING SUITS

If you want to save from ten Il
twenty per cent on your Spring
SUITS, buy from j. M Echols, the
Cash Store, agent for the famo -
tailors, Straus Bros. OF Chicago, and
J. l.. Taylor e. c.. OF New York. Cali
and see their ail-wooi samples in
latest patterns and designs. Fit an
workmanship guaranteed. 231 South
Blant Street. 1w
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
NOTICE

Voters OF the sixth ward desirin,
to register can do so at the s.o-a
of W. II. Harry and Co. i Will also.
be at the store OF the East End Mcr-
chandise Co.. on March 23d, 26th,
and 30th from to o p. m. for he
purpose Of registering voters.
A. r. HARDWOOD, Registrar.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
FOURTH WARD VOTERS

This Is TO give notice that / will
be- at F. j. Browns offlce I'm the
Fourth ward Tuesday and wednas-
day, 23d and oath for the purpoe !.
OF listing the voters OF said ward FIR
the city election.
l.. A. DUNN. Registra :.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23
REGISTRATION

Second ward voters may reglst ri
at Shepherd and Ii ly's maa. mark n
any day from TO IL and from 3
to o'clock. Regitration will close
March 31st and will be open again
April 10th for one day only
ID. A. FRENCH
Registrar.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23

II you want hand-me-down3, get
them. II you want tailoring see
tailor. G. II. Bergman, Rale Oh
street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-23

j. A. B. Bruce will register voters
in the Seventh ward any day dur,.g
March, from a. m. to p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-17

age. no one has yet succeeded In pro-
ducing any non-alcoholic beverage that
really made a HIT?
The sweet syrups Of the soda foun-
tain have certain vogue but they
viii not go except In very hot weather
any many of these are under the ban
or the health inspector. For a while
the emasculated near beers of the pro-
hibition states seemed likely to be pop
ular, but they do not fiji the bin. and
the demand for them IS decreasing
Does not the experience prove that
man Graves something in the way of
stimulant, and If this is a fact. as
believe it is in most cases. there is no
question that our light American beers
are the only successful and satisfying
temperance drink on the market?
Increases Family Trade.
The spread of dry territory is open
ing up new markets for our bottled
beers. The family trade in bottled
beers Is Increasing. and when once
family has tried the experiment of
keeping supply of bottled beer on ice
for any occasion, the habit soon be-
comes fixed.
a manifestly unbiased and we'll
Informed writer reviews Prof. Starke's
nooh IN current Literature for April,
1907, and emphasized with particular
force the professors assertion that the
moderate drinking Of alcoholic bever-
ages has not the effect Of alluring man
to ever-increasing consumption; that
where the latter seems to be the case
there is something pertaining to the
man himself. something within him or
in his circumstances that rules the un-
fortunate and leads Inn to use alcohol
as a means to an end
Il believe that the trend Of trade
during the next five years win be in
the direction of an enormous increase
In the bottled beer business. 1t is up
70 you, brewers OF beer to maintain
the prestige OF trade by keeping up the
quality. and adapting your beers to
storage under all of the difficult con-
ditions which win arise in the expan-
sion of business"