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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-05

3, q s-ssi.s - "a. s.ssis Of "a, sisis q
Anssar;
Section !. Prohibition Thu manufac-
gurs OF Intoxicating liquors shall be and
Is hereby prohibited IN this state except
for medical. scientific and mechanical
purposes Tse sale 30 infoNirfnr.
uors also shah be and IS hereby prohih-
ited Co fhis state eEeenf Cor mtifiI ~rl-
euting mud mechanical purposes The
manufacf ur safe ui niHe tf S3cra-
mental on lr.sious purposes sian also be
excepted
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-05
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
TENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.


Providing for the prohibition Of both
the manufacturs and the sale Of intox-
lcatina liquors In the state Of Missouri,
save and except that intoxicating liquors
may be manufactured In the state and
sold In the state for medical, scientific
and mechanical purposes, and providing
further that vine may be manufactured
IN the state and sold In the state fer sac
ramentsl or religious purposeg.
Proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton Of Missouri, TO be submitted TO the
legal voters 81 the state OF missouri for
their approval or rejection at the regular
general election 10 be held on the eighth
day OF November, a. u. 1910. ana pro-
hlblting the manufacture and the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors except for medical
scientific and mechanical purposes. also
wine for ~sacramental OF relig-
ioUa purposes. t0-Wit'
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-05

= 3 1920 1850
President Taft Senator AID
. rich. Speaker Cannon and Con !
. r ssmau Payne point with
/. pride Dc ,he free list. under the !
! present tariff act and assure
/. thc people Of tie country that
! our tariff law Is one OF the best /
! that WAS ever enacted We find .
: unou examination Of the free f.
: list. Just how thoughtful these Z
: Government guardians have F.
: been, Of the interests OF the
Z common people Of the country
: For illustration: there are upon
( this free list about which we
/ have so much heard, such ard-
j clss as ashes zafer. puiu, sio-
: rax. turtles bones, acorns, bris-
Z. Ties. ca gut, bird eggs, fossils,
: joss-sticls. iank, bladders dried
= blood, Brazilian pebbles. horse
: hair. lemon juice, oakum. etc,
Z etc, and just as IF they wanted
! to make the measure Of happi-
: ness for he poor people fnll and
4 running over. they didn't stop at
\ these blessings but added dia-
Z mones and steam yachts to The
+ Tree list. We should an take on
{ our hats in grateful aclnowiedg
ment for these appreciated IA
! vors."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
9IQc finS 6cfrieoiat.

rGurd G%rfobrlung fano id, oob
Sbr STUNTS 2igbtning Oil Elm GROCER
6dmcr8en8itiGer mo SeiImitteI &C.
gen Serrenflruoen lit, SD BIN IeDr
oopon befric6igt.
6. 6. 6 0 of,
Sa1ettsoine. geras-
% cts. nuo so Cts. Slaidep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
2ehntcs Gnnitc[.

Sin einem 6riiblinosmorqen itono
Miebfe @n0erien Dor ser Sau$tur
nlo pltbte 6ie Meifingfli1fe. Gle
botte es germ, mem 6ieie 10 6touf
NOR, Dab cine i6mielige Sono Iid)
9or ni6t g%etrolte, iie on5ufoiieu.
Sic iummte bel ibrer 9(rbeit leiis
Dor iif bin, mos iie ionit ME tat.
9(ber tie mar bellte b%eionoer8 outcr
9nlne. IS mar enti6ieoen, buB ile
in ieds @od)en bonn &ouie fort fonl
nod einem Suite I'M 0itlifen @ol.
item. Gunte S%nqeborg botte hoflt
perbolfen, 0oB lie oen &lob 6eton.
Sic NOR ibr ooufbor ufo irellte iih,
BOB tie aus Dem ultqemiitliGen,
oiiIteren gIternbaltie fortfnm. SIRE
Gbontoiie maIte ibr beitere git6cr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
: @n11nprne,1r Be 0oIle poa1 Spo.

= @oubernerr De 8alle BON Soa-
buila bat Die ginlaoltne I'M eres
International Club o%neenonrnIen
ltno miro uniere Staot beiuden. CT
miro morgen abeno bier eintrefiel
unb bis gum Sonntag morgen bier
6letber.
Sn ibrer 8obnullg, lis 60
morgo StroBe, itorb i'm sllter Don
II Sobren Srau Goiine 2ang g,
cine olte geipobnerin unierer Sfaot,
an 4ltersi6po6e. Sic billterlaBt
eilell Sobn uno 5nei Sodter, Wtrs.
5. s. OLDHAM uno Mrs. 6ronf
Geid.
Sin pieridbriees NeeermGo
den, @ffie Solution, oeren @lterr
1924 0orbzSadberrp Strobe noD-
men, 5iinoete nit SdmefelboI5ern,
sic cs ouf oen Gid %geflnoen, ei-
nell @oufelt 8opier in einem SfelI
an, nobel oltf lire aleioer 5euer
fingen. Sic erbielt oopon. 10 idmere
Yerlebuneen oil @eli6t unb 9anoc1,
oaB on ibrem Nuffomnen ge3peifelt
miro.
8on Ser Snternatlonal Ncus
Gomponp in SEEN Sort erbielten mir
IS II BE" 8. 4S ltno 40,
letteres bic pradtig ausgeitattetl
@eibna6tsntnmer ser nit &edt Re-
liebten 3eiti6rift.
= Sribo @erbes, Die God.
ter bon Geo. @erbes bon Stem Soltl-
tain. Meoina Gountp, Itarb in eiren
1ieiigell Sanatorium i'm sitter poll
7 Sahren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06

Dor, Dos COB i6rem gonaen @eIen ct
lpaS @ebo6enes.
Die Srift berauf fam ein iltllger
Wfenl6, entmeoer ein &l1ed,t i'm
Sonntogsrof, ooer Elm 9ollerniobn
i'm @erftogsol15ug, 0o6te @iebfe,
ols lie ibm naberfommen io6.
Ger innge Mom iab ourd)ous
nidt idiidtern aus. gr fam nit
ltderen Sdritten oie @erft FER
nltf, iob iid einelt g(ugenblid I'M
nno fun Damn ouf @iebfe gu.
~aannit Oh mir pieQeidt iogen,
Oh Der 9ouer SIT Squire lift " frogte
er.
&iebfe bob oen feinen aopf nit
Der oultflen Sledtenfrone Elm melria
bober ols ibr gut itono; lire 4ugel,
6licften fiibl obidQseuo.
rSerr AnOerien?" fragte iie poll
obell berob. Or miro 6inten olli
Dem Sofplob iein, bel BEN 3imAler-
Ieuten."
0bne ii6 ulrl8lliebelr, trot lie Ing
Sous ltno mohte bic Sir billter
1idb SIT.
Gr iob ibr etrpos perollbt nod6.
IS 1T gepib Die Soltsto6ter", ood-
tie er, yoie 1T ia gefpoltie itol5. 81
fam flein Wiefen ni6t nit. Sin
leiies 2a6eln trat ouf feline Clipper.
@r lpa1rote lif nno cling ieitluorts
INNS Sous bernm.
Gurtlctnla foIlt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
8ebeinniiie bpn &unitantinppel.

: Sebr intereiiant III, mas 8otGo-
rina 3itelmarm I'M Sag" iiber Die
u@ebeimniiie bon &onitontinopel"
er5dblt: Sen europaiiden 0amen,
Die nod &onltantinopel reiien ,rnb
iid pereebens nod bem ginlaD IN
einen Sorem iebnen, no mirflih
nift piel 81 ieben 1T, modte i6
rotten, itatt beiien ein tiirfii6es
5rouellboo 3u beiudell, 100 iib III
nell nad grlegung zines fleinen
gintrittsgeloes obne 8eiteres Sic
5iiren offnell. Sd muB eelteben
bob id iii oieien gooeonItolten pieI
%tiefere @inblide in oas 2eben ser
Silrfin getan babe ols iu Sorem,
Sn gsfifebir IN &leinaiien giebt es
beriibmte belize 9ueaer, Die ben Jiif
boben1 @idt uto Gbelln1atismus
81 beilen. 9o baben MN Die 3u=
lnen @%elegen6eit, ibrer b~ouslid)en
Ginianlfeit 5u entrin1el1 uno itun-
oell=, ia gol15e tngelarlg ote Nnllebllt=
lidfeiten oes Babes 5u beniiben. Sd
fono groBe Warmorbaiiins init Dei-
bem @oiler, onf oeren Ialloern
5obaoie 5ro,tel1 oft init ainoern ioe
ben. @ene eriitiert nift. Sic ua%
rem foit alle nnbefleioet nnb eril1-
rerten lebbaft an Huhe1s'ihe Aenm-
pberl. @iele 0ienerinnen maren Ge-
idaftigt ibre Serrinnen ob5uieifen,
linen bas Soor SIT maiden, 81
trodnel1 ober 8u friiierelt. Ole bei-
BEN 9ampfe, Die oen &oum fiillten
oos flieBenoe @aiier ouf oen Sub
booen, Dos @ltmmiidube ourdots
notig madte = bos nnenolide Ge-
toie, @erufe, @eIo6e, @eidluase
mirften permirretlo. SortpobrerO
mar bas 9aiiin gefii1t bon 9oben-
ben, Die in's 8aiier gingen un0 iid)
mieoer arf Die Malloer %nieoerlie-
sen. S1t Dem peiten Nebenraltul
bielten eine Mel1ge 0onlcl1 SieIta;
anbere b~eenbeten lire Soilette ODER
p~eraebrten i'm &reiie bon Jrelrnoin-
men ibr m~itgebroftes Mittaebroo.
limo oo5pii6en ipielenoe, larn1enbe
&inoer, a16 &nabell BON einem Nl-
ter, in Dem man ibnen bier ben 9e.
lud oes 0amenbabes Itreng perneIl-
rem miiroe. 0as tiirfiIfe 8ao. no
man ii6 trifft, flotidt uno Neuig-
feiten Bort, mo Saltriguen %9eipon1,en
unb Sfifiale beltimmt lperoen
III oas @entil fir ane Die oufgeipei=
derten &rGfte, Die in Ser 9beeldfoi-
ienbeit bes 6arems perfiinlnieln
unb in einem ulgebeuren ltnter6aI=
tumgsbeoiirfnis perpnffen. Sn Ga-
masflis iab ib ein Srarellbao, lei
ser GIT etpas ip1ter StunOe, iiGer
beilen aorafter mir 3neife[ auiitie'
gen. @ei6miidte SrauerL gllnlen
IN Sen !Soaren, empfingen mid. Son
Sem goiiin i'm Wittelraum 5fpei9tel1
hunfle @ange nod alien Seiten ab,
on benen iid gefangnisartige Sell
fen nit 2oeeritdtten offnetal. gs
idien mir Elm 2obprintb uno i6 be-
gann idon 5u fiirdten, bob id in
cine Sale eerotell Jet. Die @eiber
molten mid burdous en%tfleiben,
mir nit iebr energiider Mbtue6r
oermodte ib mid ibnen 5t ellt5ie-
6en ullo Sen ausgong lpieoer 5n 9e.
minnen, oil Dem eil stpeifclboft aus
iebenoes, mam1lides Snoipiomrm
@ade belt. Sd mar fro6, als if
mieoer brauben mar. Scr 9raoo.
man, Dem id @ormiirfe ntadte, mid
bierber sefiibrt 81 baber, mei1tc
aber, Die gdoer ieien ole 10, mir
Sen inoeB Inn 6 CIR eeidloiien. ltno
melfen gereniigen uilo 3uiamnlell-
fiinften Der abcno eeborte oas
b6tte er mir iider niht berratelr,
luelln er es audi aetuuBt bate"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber 80 Sabren bon Minio-
men bon Miittern beim 3abnen if.
rer aimber nit pGlisem Grfplg ge-
6raudt morben. gs berubigt oas
Sinh, erpeidt 6os 3abnfleiih, lin-
bert ale S6meraen, furiert 8i1b-
Golic unb lit Die bette @ranei ecgen
Diarrboe. Son alien 9rueeiiten
in ieoem Sell Ser @eIt berfouft.
Seib iider uno berlangt vWtrs.
8insloips SOOTHING Sprup" unto
nebmt nidts Mnberes. 25 gts. sic
Maihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06

@eiit lit menio. Giefe lit uaeS,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
Set 80 Sa6rch.

yGinlicaeno finoen Sic Goiton-
lueiilnn fir $500, mofiir id Sic
bite, mir Simmun's 2iucr Grriiicr
in 9ledidodlteln 5u ididcn. SD ge-
6rold)e sic Mcoi5in felt 80 Sobren.
Gbos. $. &eiIGn
Sonespiue, 2a.
aommclttor ii6erfliiiiig.
@reis % Gents per Sd)oftel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
Sin tpbenber 8(issarb

bringt 8efabr, 2eioen uno oft SOB
fir Sauienoe, melhe @rfGltrmpgen,
Sliiten uno Ga Grippe boportra.
gen. 8er oapon iiberfoaen mir0
5o9ere nidt Or, Sings Stem Dis
coberp 5tt erbalten. Cine SloIdc
fllrierte MIDI, idrieb a. 6. Gum
bon Rine 8oaep, MiH., furierte mid
nod oreipodentlider &ronfbeit nit
ga Grippe. 80 Cts. nno $t.0o. ia.
rantiert bon alien 0ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
Gas Seras Iatnbcr

BELT oae Nieren, BIaien uno rbeunto-
tiide 2eioen; BET alien 0rueGiiten
ooer 2 monotlide gebanolnne per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 80. SaG, 1926
0lioe Str, ct. 2ouis, $40. Sd,rei6t
fir 8eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06
Wadt bag 2ebcn iidlerer.

8os 2eben miro ii6erer gemadt,
ourh Die @irfung bon Or. &i;as
Rem DISCOVERY in oQen 2eber-, Nie-
rem uno Mogen=2eioen. % &ents
bel aaen 0ruaaiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-06

0ireftor Sammerltein pom
Wmbottan Spernbous IN SEEM Yorf
nadt Die Witteilung, oaB Die Bre-
10 groBer Spannung erpartete Yre-
miere oes StrauB'i6en Mnlitoru-
mas ngleftra" am Mbeno Don
0ienitag, ben 25. Sonuor, Dor lid)
geben peroeS Die ugleftra" 1T BE.
fanntli6 oos neutrality-suspicious. nntli-
falii6e Werf Der perflolienen Sai-
Jon in Deuti6lano gepelen, linb Die
9resoener 8remiere bate iif gum
Sauptereignis Der Saiion geitoltet.
Die beoeutenbiten oeutl6en @ubuen
Die ygleftra" ge9ebelL mo
ilberaa bat bos @erf Die leioenidait-
Debate ernedt uno gerooeSit
bic Soften Der 9isfuIiionen beitrit-
ten. 9ie Ginger ieben lif Nieiene
aufgaben gegeniiber, uno nur welli-
&c 9lnltler 9iebt es, melde ben ges
ipaltigen Infbroeruneen, Die Hihorb
StrauB oarin an ibre pbpliiden mo
inteaeftueIen 9rafte lte1t, geuo6-
ien iino. 0ireftor Sammeritein bot
Dos 8liid, unter ieinem 8erlonol
ouBeroroentli6 geeignete 9rafte fir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
Circuit Court Of Appeals.

The United States circuit court of
appeals reeonsened Monday morning
III IL o'clock with Circuit Judges
Pritchard and District Judge N-addii,
in attendance.
Court announced and handed down
it's opinion in the following cases:
No. SOS. New Jersey and North
Carolina Land and Lumber. Company
ct AL, appellants, VS.. Gardner Lacy
Lumber Company ct al, appellees; app
peal from the circuit court at VIII
mington. N. c. Opinion By Judge
Conner. Reversed, with costs and re-
manded.
No SIS. John T. Blassengame, ap-
pellant, Va. David l. Boyd ct al, APP
peilees: appeal from the circuit court
al Asheville, N. c. Opinion by Judge
Keller. Affirmed. with costs Judge
Maddiil dissenting.
Court made and entered an order
denying a rehearing In the follow
No. ssl. West Virginia Pulp &
Paper Company ct AL. appellant, VS..
Mary Virginia Miller, appellee; appeal
from the circuit court at Parkersbnrg.
w. VA Petition of appellee for u
rehearing denied
No. SIS. Stuart Wood, piaintin in
error. VIZ. Ballard Preston Browning
ct al. defendants In error; In error TO
the circuit court at Charleston. w.
Va. Petition OF plaintiff In error for
= rehearing denied.
Court will likely adjourn Monday
afternoon for the session.
The next term or the court will
convene at Richmond on May }.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
CARMEN PREPARE
TO RESUME WORK
Great Philadelphia Strike Ended
Despite Vote of Men in
Walkout.

PHILADELPHIA PA, April H.
Following the decision OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Amalgamated
CRrmen's Association. late last night.
to call on the trolley strike here. in
spite Of the vote Of the men them
selves. who elected To reject the COM
pany's terms and continue the strug-
gle, the union conductors and motor
men OF the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Company are holding meetings to-
day 1t their respective barn headquar-
tiers to perfect arrangements for their
return to the company's cars.
The decision to end the strike was
rea0hed 81 too late "A hour to permit
the announcement OF the manner by
which the men are to return. There
fore action has been postponed until
tomorrow.
Al the meetings to-day the terms OF
settlement were thoroughly explained
by the local officers OF the union.
While Rapid Transit Company an
nounced to-day that the men viii
have until next Monday to return TO
work, the general Impression is that
all the men who can be cared for will
be back at work by Wednesday. An
allowance Of So . day will be made
fhnne reporting nnr work, hut for
whom runs cannot be found at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
~ chooss Now Lsadsr.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 49,
The immediate development Of a new
leader confronted the Senate to-day
when General Brayton's statement that
Aldrich positively will not be candi
date for reelection became known.
The "oid guard" though somewhat
prepared for the news. was clearly dis
concerted by the positive manner in
which General Brayton made the state
ment.
The insurgents made little effort to
conceal their satisfaction. In the in
surRent wing the possibility of tina
power OF the Senate passing from the
hands OF -the . Aldrfci -ringss- at-tfse
next session 10 considered strong.
The elimination Of Aldrich from the
Senate will mean almost q complete
reorganization. as his personal domina-
ton has been 50 fac-rHaching that Il
affected every phase OF the Senate's
work.
Senator Hale Is second in COM
mand" to Alrich, but Hale, too, Is In
poor health and has been unable to at
tend the sessions on account Of M-
health during the last week. Lodge 10
looked upon as probably ranking next
to Hale In the leadership Of the regu-
lars.
On the insurEent side, 1t was said
to-day Cumfnfns. Of Iowa, is probably
the most likely leader. az he would
come nearer than any other to repre-
senting the movement IN It's general
phase.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
OPPOSE APPROPRIATION
TO PROBE LIVING COST
Senator Lodge Declares Move
ment Mere Campaign Plan.
Resolution "Goes Over.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April H.
The resolution approprtating $4,000
to investigate prices and wages, un-
der direction Of the special committee
inauiring into the increased cost OF
living. was condemned A. q campaign
plan In the Senate to-day.
Senator Lodge explained that this
money was necessary IL the commit
tee ascertatned the facts. The state
ment Of Senator Hale several days ago
that the information should be obtain
ed In time for use during the coming
congressional elections was read BY
Senator Overman (Dem., North Caro-
nna), who said he would not object Ii
the committee itself performed the
work
4 am utterly opposed" said Mr..
Overman, TO taking the money OF the
taxpayers and using II to manufac-
ture campaign material. 1t meana
that special agents would be sent ev-
erywhere to view conditions through
other peoples spectacles'
Senator ClapD (Repub., Minneapo-
list opposed the resolution. It was
useless, he said, to secure information
the people already know. At the re-
quest OF Senator Money, the resolution
went over until tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
TONE IS STRONG
IN STOCK MARKET.
Fractional Advances Melted in
Nearly Everything Traded
in at Opening.
pIcE ,Ixr rNnr1cTRIAJ,c
RISE IN INDUsTRIALs
Amalgamated and Anaconda
Shade Slightly, But General
Trend is Upward.

NEW YORK. April ts.-The stock
market opened with q strong tone.
fractional advances being made In
nearly everything traded In. The COP
per shares continued prominent, Utah
Copper moving up IA to 40 IA. but
Amalgamated and Anaconda shaded
slightly United States Steel Common.
made slight fractional gain and the
minor industrials generally shared in
a moderate rise.
After the first few minutes an easier
tone developed and prices In the later
trading during the hour generally
tended downward. The leading rail-
road and industrials were sold at small
Government bonds I'M
changed others strong.
There was little change in conditions
during the late forenoon. AT midday
the market was moderately heavy.
Incfeased pressure was exerted in the
afternoon against the leading railroads
and industrials, causing further frac-
tional losses, most OF the selling con-
centrating In Steel common. Missouri
Pacific waa-ex eept4eHaily stfeHs,-aEs
there was persistent buying of Inter-
.Mctropoiiten pfdT~~-"-------'-'-- "~--------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
TO ELECT MEMBERS
FROM SOUTHSIDE
Council and Board of Aldermen
Will Chose Temporary Wash
ington Ward Representatives.

( Following the joint session OF the
Board of Aldermen and Common
Council. which will be held Tuesday
night for the election OF successor
to DIR. Thomas Powell. one OF the city
district physicians who recently re-
signed. both branches Of the City As
sembiy will go into Individual session
To elect the Washington Ward Alder
men and Councilmen, who until Sep
TENDER viii represent the Southstde
community In tho Richmond Council.
Washington Ward voters at . recent
caucus nominated the following. all
Of whom the Richmond assembly Will
be asked to elect:
For the Board OF Aldermen
Messrs. y. r. Perdue. John w. Moore
and r. l.. Patram.
For the Common Council--Mesars.
c. c. Jones. II. L. Brown, w. Fl. Brad
ley, w. w. Workman and b. A. Gill
When the regular Council election
is held on this side OF the river in
June similar election will be orr
dered in Washington Ward. Tho
councflmen then elected Will begin
their terms In September. when the
terms OF the present incumbents ex-
pire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
LIQUOR MEN LOSE
IN BL|hDlhG CASE
What is Whiskey" Board De-
mand Strict Accuracy in
Labelling of Products.

WASHINGTON. April is.-The
blenders" lost In decision Of great
importance TO the whiskey trade rem
dered to-day by Secretary OF the
Treasury Macveagh: Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Naeel and Sec
rotary Of Agriculture Wilson acting
as q board appointed by the presi-
dent to prepare regulations to put into
effect his ruling - to what II whis-
key"
Manufacturers OF neutral spirits
made from molassea and beets claim
ing to represent two-sevenths OF the
total production Of neutral spirits an
the country appealed 70 the Npard to
allow blenders using their products
to label the mixture . .bIead 81 whis-
key and neutral Disabling
The board decided against them and
held that such = mixture must be
labeled compound"
This upholdss the original decision
OF the president which was that
whiskey can be made only from grain,
and that only mixtures OF grain dis
filling can be called blends"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
.jUDGLEIIls READY.
.f0R ROBBERS Case
Fay and Harris Will Ask for
Continuance Wednesday
Morning.
WILL OFFER AN ALIBI
Defense of Alleged Post Office
Thieves Will Be Mistaken
Identity.

Frederick Cunningham and Frank
Chester. alias Eddie Fay and Dick
Harris. will be arrsigned before Judge
Waddill Wednesday morning to an
swer to the charge Of robbing the
safe in the Richmond postoffice OF
tS6, 000 In stamps, money and checks.
Through their counsel. Mr.. H. NJ.
Smith, Jr.. they viii ask for con-
has been closely identified with the
case IL of the opinion that the con-
tinuance will be granted.
United States Marshal Snithers said
Monday that the matter OF the trial
Of the men was not in his hands
that he Was the more deeply interess +.
cd In whether or not they would stay
pat" In the jail--but from the best
information he could secure he was
positive the two alleged thieves wouia
be compelled to go into q hearinA
Of the case.
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The defense of the cracksmen will
be that they are not the ones who
are Indicted The -psosacutton- has
been marshallfng its witnesses fof the
past two days In an endeavor to prove
that Fay and Harris were here day
or 80 previous to the postoffice rob-
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Mr.. r.. A. Chapman thinks that he
can swear that Harris Ia the man who
came to him and rented q room In
the AlhambFn Hotel. There have been
several persons who are willing to
swear they saw Fay here. Two bar
bers have told officers they shaved
Fay on the Saturday preceding the
robbery. Both of these may be brought
to the Federal court building and ask
ed to identify the men.
But Attorney Smiths contentious
will be that the indictment is wrong
and that tire men whe are new held
here are not the ones who robbed the
postofYice.
Meanwhile. however. the two men
are In different cells at the county
jail and are not being seen except
by the marshal and his inspectors.