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The Washington times., 1910-04-06
HAS CURB
FOR LOAN SHARKS
Introduces Bills IN Senate
Limiting Rates of In
tereSt ono Notes.

Senator Rsyner today introduced
two highly important amendments to
the loan shark bill Both protects
the borrowers.
The more important of the two
amendments provides that the interest
on sums of $50 or more up 10 $500
shall not exceed ! per cent a month.
on sums Of $50 or less the interest
may be 2 per cent or less, but not
more than 2 per cent. This feature
does not alter the present bill.
Under the Dillingham; bill. now bend
ine. It is provided that fat rate OF 2
per cent a month shall be the maxi
mum interest charged for all short-term
loans. The Rayner amendment, there
fore. reduces TIE maximum rate on
loans Of more than $50 to Just one-half
that provided for in the Dillingham; bill
The second amendment requires the
lending agent 10 furnish the borrower
with a typewriter statment Of the
transaction showing in English the
terms Of the loan, the amount, date
when due, person 70 whom loaned, mans
OF lender, and the amount Of interest
The lender is also required to furnish
the borrower with a typewriter receipt
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON KIDNAP ING BILL

The House District Committee TODAY
made a favorable report on the bill
introduced by Representative Camp
bell against kidnapping in the District
Of Columbia. Favorable reports also
we're made on the bill 10 parole juvenile
female offenders and to authorize the
extension Of the City and Suburban
Railway Company.
An unfavorable report was made on
the bi! introduced by Repr sentative
Carlin, Of Virginia, to allow Mrs Annie
NJ. Matthews, a pension OF SIS month
Dates for hearing were fixed as fol-
lows:
Thursday April Z. on the Wiley bill
mo, ding for universal transfers in the
District.
D. r.cay, April s. on the Coudrey bill 10
prohibit the Washington Gas Light
Company from increasing it's OUtsta nd
ing Indebtedness.
sday. Ap-il 70. on the Smith bin 20
confer on the District Commission ers
ton
Thursday. April Il, on the inheritance
tax bill.
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MARKET ENJOYS A MIDDAY SPURT,
AND THEN QUIETS DOWN.
SOME NET GAINS.

taken In hand and advanced to 1S75sGlA
besterment, Union Pacific did not re-
spcnd with the game alacrity, moving
Up u, Steel common though. touched So,
a q of a point advance.
After about thirty of forty minutes Of
fairly good trading the breeze died down
and once more the market moved in
narrow channels. disgusting 10 all par
ties interested. But these little rallies
are worrying the shorts who have taken
their position on the theory that the de-
cision in the trust cases when II does
come. will assure sufficiently disturbed
conditions to permit them 10 get OUT
with Il long profit. Sentiment all along
the Street Is still bearish, and the ma
fOrity of room traders have taken this
side of the market preferring In many
instances to sit still or take flyers that
will mean quickly closed transactions at
short notice and on the narrowest OF
fluctuations.
The feeling is general that it viii take
q long pull TO establlsii recovery after
a slump In the event of the decisions
bringing the expected jar
Reading held nearly q point of its ad-
vance, Union Pacific 4. ST Paul p,
Great Northern, Illinois Central, and
New York Central about y. Locomotive
=. Smelling y. and Steel common IS
Gold Goes Over the Pond
Gold continues TO go over the ocean
to England in quantities. And in turn
Brazil draws from London, making Z
necessary for Lchdon to draw more
from this side. Yesterdays engage
ments brought the total on the move
Inent TO date up TO S6.5O0.OOO and today
to S7.5OO,OOO with the demand unabated-
In orde to get the large consignments
made from this side The Bank OF Eng
land had to advancs its bid. Money
was rather more plenty.
II is exDected that the movement will
continue 10 broaden and that the ship
rnents will be larger on Saturday, as
many of the joint banks OF London are
out after the gold. The 10000 taken
Yesterday by the City Of London and
Midland Bank was onset by like ship
ment TO Brazil.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
MUST GIVE UP LAND
OR REMAIN SINGLE
Colorado Swain Finds Gov
ernment Regulations OBJ
stacle to Marriage.

DENVER. Colo, April g. United
States Land Register Ford is confront
ed With another intricate question. and
Two lovers are waiting patiently, placing
their faith in the adage that Love viii
find a way"
The questier is: May a young man
who has filed on one piece Of Govern
ment land and young woman who has
also taken up a, homestead marry a1ter
they have fled their land entries and
still hold their respective hOmesteads2
The cold laws Of the Government say
not
II both have taken up a homestead
before marriage cue OF the entries must
be relinquished. for husband and wife
may not both take Government land
under the general homestead law. They
may secure land under certain pro-
visions Of the desert land act.
4 young man who appeared al the
United States land Office was chagrined
when informed by a clerk that he
would either have 20 give Up the idea
Of getting married or lose his rights
I 10 homestead. Because IL was learned
that the little girl he was about to
make his wife had also taken Up a
piece OF land
but the land .ldjoins.s said the puz-
Zled man, "and we could build our
house on the lire, and-weu, YOU IN
derstand-a fellow has 70 sleep on hiH
own side OF the line in order TO prove
up on the land"
The Government clerk was IN doubt
/ He looked up the law again, because
/ he didn't want TO break into the ar
rangements Of what might be q happy
marriage.
--SOTry. but we can't do anything for
you" said the clerk @YOus viii either
1 have 20 give up one OF the pieces Of
/ land or give UP the gfri Z"
4 Then the land VIII have 20 CO. he
/ said with determination, but its a
/ shame a fellow can't acquire some OF
/ Llts worlds goods when he needs Il
/ tile most
! And he went out The girl and her
! farce win have 70 decide who VIII give
UP the homestead
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MEMORY A BLANK
FOR FIVE MONTHS
Cleveland Architect Recol-
lects Nothing of
Adventures.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April e.-After an
absence Of five months following his
mysterious disappearance from his home
November Is. last, Curtis Walton, the
Cleveland architect, who completely for
got his own identity, has arrived in this
city from Mobile. accompanied by his
half-brother. Walter Simonton-
Walton does not remember how or
when he reached Mobile. He retains a
recollection Of having wandered a great
deal. and Of having ridden on freight
trains through a mountainous country.
He arrived the latter part Of December
without money and barefoot.
In Mobile Walton worked as a com
mon labOrer. living az the Salvation
Army Home in thet city. where he
later became clerk and utility man.
Some time after his arrival Walton
made the acquaintance OF a Dr. Law
renee. a dentist, who recognized IN him
finer qualities than his appearance de-
noted When questioned by Dr. Law
renee, Walton admitted that he could
DO minor architectural work. and upon
this information the dentist found =
position FOR him in the office OF Hutch
inson & Chester. architects.
After becoming connected with the
architects. Walton gave Up MS quarters
at the Salvation Army Home ana Sc
cured a better home. He did not lose
interest in the friends he had made. al
the lodging house. however, and through
the interest a one OF the inmates was
induced 10 wire Miss Walton.
Although apparently in 4 normal men,
tai condition. and excellent physical
shape. Walton is unable to remember
anything beyoad November. He is now
in the care Of Dr. George Upson, an
old clsssmate. who hopes TO ultimately
restore his memory.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06

NEW YORK. k.>ril 6.-F'or nearly two
mouse the market vas just about as
marrow as possible moving slowly and
with slight advances and declines ro-
tating. so that the net changes about
tll;45 this morning were not more than
II TO Z point in either direction and
there We're as mary concessions as ad-
Fanees. Then, too. it was patent that
stocks in which there was no short inter-
est was unattractive TO traders and er-
Aatic as to price-movements. showing
fluctuations of 1zGA of a point without
tervening trades The commission
buses are still inclined TO urge caution
the part Of their customers, fearing
tat the market may turn to lower
Fhannels and the speculative fraternity
That could not remain idle. p1eferrins
gains. but taking chances rather than
sremain out entirely is about the only
Stnterest at all prominent in the opera
ions from day to day.
Conditions were more or less affected
3by a big break in cotton and grain. by
he increasing foreign trade, and by the
TACT that the bears were not able 10
Force heavier offerings in the leaders,
the overextended short interest becom-
4ng nervous. covered freely yesterday.
(Then they put out a little more stock
Pthis morning. on signs Of slump
Sharp Advance.
Such were conditions just toward the
midday hour Suddenly the market
ibraced up sharply and good advances
|were established throughout the active
MIST. Reading. St Paul. and Hill shares
In the rails. and Steel common. Smelt-
kng, Locomotive, and Car Foundry in the
4industrials leading in the upward turn.
IAt the same time the ticker abandoned
slow. stately movement, and re-
ected considerable activity in the whole
tast especially in the leaders mentioned
81 But the activity was Of short duration.
kOuring the noon hour Reading was
The Washington times., 1910-04-06

made and some Lanston changed hands.
the latter al 80. Commercial National
Bank 20.
Gas shares continue nominal with 20
bid and 701k asked.
In the bond list one transaction was
recorded, a Gas 4 at lO5 Offerings were
light but at the close 1O4 as the best bid.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
ROOSEVELT TO GET
FRANK PRIVILEGE
House Hears Details of
Trip When Name Is
Announced.

The shadow CT Theodore Roosevelt
was athwart the House of Representa-
tires today. when Representative Sperry
on t'.s part of the Postoffce Committee
called up the measure granting the for
mer President the franl1ing privilege
The measure. as reported. not only
grants the freedom Of the mails in this
country 10 Colonel Roosevelt but to
all ex-Presidents IN the future. and to
the widows OF ex-Presidents. 1t names
ex-President Roosevelt specifically, he
being the only ex-President alive.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Hartman G. Co.-InternationaI Har-
vesters report for 1903 will show surplus
OF l3 per cent earned on common stock.
President Earring. Of St Paul says
business throughout the West IS active
with very satisfactory movement Of
freight
Annual meeting OF Southern Pacific to-
day and authorization OF issue of $1,000
O00 bonds.
Five million dollars gold goes 10 Lon
don today making S7.500,oo0 since last
Friday.
Pittsburg reports brisk demand for
steel Soft coal mining conditions quiet,
pending result OF conference when some
wage advances viii be conceded.
W. B. Hibhs & Co.-Houses usually
well informed on Steel, common, expect
to see that stock sell several points
higher before the time arrives for the
next dividend action on April IS Re
ports are again being circulated Of big
earnings and an Improvement in new
orders over what they were month
ago.
l. F. Hutton & Co.-The speculative
boom in Rubber shares which has been
going on in London has extended TO
Paris, but the bourse committee has de-
Cided to exercise discrimination before
placing any Of these stocks on the Of
fetal list.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
NO SEARCH IS MADE
FOR JOSEPH GADKIN
All But One of q Accused
Brokers Are Now IN
der Arrest.

Twenty-eight out Of the twenty-nins
bucket shop proprietors and their as
sistants whom the Department Of Jus
tice started after last Saturday have
been arrested. Some of the men sur
rendered themselves. and others were
taken by deputy marshals-
The only man still unaccounted for is
Joseph Gadkin. of Baltimore, who is
said to have been connected with Price
end Company. So far he has not sur
rendered. Nc special effort TO catch him
IS being made as he is not considered
Important enough 70 worry over.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
railway PREFERRED WAS FIRM
AND ONLY ACTIVE STOCK ON
LOCAL LIST.

Railway preferred was the feature Of
the session on the Washington Ex-
change, indeed other transactions were
unimportant and limited in the extreme.
Railway preferred was frmer and in
better demand. selling at 91q91b and
back 20 81. where II closed
A few sales Of Mergenthaler were
The Washington times., 1910-04-06

Lanston. 20dSO.
Comm crcial National Bank. IGG1O4-
UnioI Trust 5di3lh.
After call-CommerciaI National Banl
Capital Traction SIS. S24dI1O.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
Days Sales on Washington Exchange

washington Gas As, sl,o00a1O5.
Capital Traction 5's, S16sQl10.
washington Railway and Electric pfd.,
S56Is1. 25d91. 25G9l. 25d9l, 4G9lh, iG91h.
7d91. 1891. 7lI91ik. 25d9l, 20d9l, 5n9l.
Mergenthaler, 10g2l6lz; 5q2l61z.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
Slight Sebacks Early FoAo1ued BY RaAtons
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
The prices given below on poultry are for
wholesale lots only. Joboers lots are from
Y to cent higher. Recased eggs. cent
higher
Cheese-New York mats. per h., 175sa1sc.
Eggs-Nearbys, zoe.
Butter-Creamery. fancy, in tubs. s3c:
packed. per lb.. 2Oc.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-ChIckens. per h., s4a2sc
spring chickens. 52a@5s. hens. 19c: roosters.
1Oc: turkeys. toms. 1Sc; hens. 2Oa22c.
2sc; hens. "A; chicke ms. 2la30c; hens. 19a20c:
Fruit.
Apples-Per bbl-. $s.5Oa5. so: Florida oranges,
per box. S2.OOaS 0c. California oranges. 81 50a
800; grapefruit. per box. 3. T5a4. 90; pil,e-
apples, per crate. S20Oa350
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per Dbl, sL25al.75: per bu'. 4Oci.
sweet potatoes. 81. .50a2. .25; cabbage per cWt.
81 %; onions per bu., Seas. o.; turnips.
per Dbl. 75caSl.00; parsnips. per box 60a75c.
Green ~Goods-Cucumbers. Florida per bas-
ket. $2-OOa3 so; string beans, per bas ket. 500
a3O0, Florida lettuce, per basket i O0a2 25.
North Carolina lettuce. 81 GOAL 80: radishes.
per 100 81 90; spinach, per bbl. 7bcaSi %;
Florida celery. 81. .0oa2.O0, ksIe. per bbl 25a
4Oc; Florida peppers. per basket, s. 25a3. 90;
eggplant per crate, S250a3.50 parsley per
Si-50a30oi asparagus. A.75aS % per dozen
punches. rhubarb, 25a4Oc per dozen bunches
new cabbage S260a3.50 per crate: spring
onions, 75ca&l-oo per hundred beets. 4a5c per
bunch.
Live Stock.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock EX-
change, Z F. Caverly. manager. 19ll
i street northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
BONDS.

SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS
l2m.................. .252 900
1p.m.................. ....-.- SSs 100
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,Todav's Nezy York Stock Exchange Prices

Quotations furnished by B
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
Live Stock.

Calves-Prime. per h.. 9IAal0c: medium, 81
aeci common, 7aSc; spring lambs, choice, 12c:
sheep, choice. per lb-. 41aa5c. medium 2a3ILc
hogs. s.. 00aS so: young pigs. good choice stock
s. 50a4.00
The Washington times., 1910-04-06
FINANCIAL
Home Savings Bank, Of Washington, D. c.

At Washington. IN the District OF Columbia. at
the close Of business March %. 1910
The Washington times., 1910-04-06

Annual meeting OF Southern Pacific to-
lay and authorization OF issue OF 50, co.,
DO bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10

Telery. 4 vegetable said % be a
a. help IN banlshiuK rheumatism
ri az excellent tonic for tired
,,vss deserves much more atten.
ess than the average housewife
rfss q
r i easy 10 serve and most de.
vr,ras n rs natural state. but Il
az b cooked IN numerous defect.
~ ways without much trouble.
a. modern cook book author alone
rys q different methods
Celery broth Is a sustaining dish,
"a wonderfully beneficial II taken
rpry day Tor a time Clean four
ssaas eslery and cut in small
plsces Simmer in two quarts
sa,sr with two thinly sliced on.
hus Sprinkle into the saucepan
1 pound x very finely ground rice,
,,ir vel together. add half a pound
q ccld cocked chicken or boiled
nEtses. cai up In dice. and three
gaarts a light gravy Season with
a., and pepper and stir on the fire
nj boiling. then simmer gently
Z soaF and a half. Keeping skim.
VI every now and again. Add
iAlf pint u cream. pour into a
h@reen and serve with erouions
2 sizner biscuits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
nx cYNrHlA oREY.

~ read you a letter whiel
" = my desk today You girll
AVE swecthcsFts who 'drinl
..s,aally.a And listen to my
~ Il too. for it will answel
~ ,siters 20 me As we'll.
Mar Miss Grey am a
.,,ns woman. IS years old, and
- been well educated and
49, am engaged % a man
- IL alsslpaled. and. In fact
,s'nk nearly every day OF his
~ ana my parents are so
- opposed % him that they
~, noi allow him 90 call TO see
- Al cur home In order 70
Z. Aim / am Obliged 60 arrange
!. met him At some other
80 ia the city, which ! do
ssseral times every day. as
= nnder such a spell that for
go reason ycaFu Co be with
An al the time Ny friends
s,,lm that I am being injured
y, sssociating with him What
a roa thlnkg And what should
~ shall / yield 90 my par
ana or shall have my own
vsvs Kindly advise me.
ANNIE.
a-Your parents are wiser thar
- They love you and have you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
NEW METHOD TEETH

Our method OF restoring missing
teeth without the use OF partial
plates Is scientific piece OF work.
II Is not something which any
dentist can pick up at days no
tlce. but rather a careful, sclen-
ufic piece of work. which demands
dental skin Of the very highest or
der. both In the chair and In the
laboratory. We have great diff
Guilty In finding dentists who can
do the work successfully. even aft
er a course OF instruction In our
office.
II you are wearing partial
plate and have two or more teeth
left, in either jaw, you should
come to our office and have our
method teeth supplied aud enjoy
them ever afterward Our dentists
are experts In the gentle art OF
palnlessness. Hurt your Not a
particle. They know better Mod
ern dentistry, as practiced In our
office. is years In advance OF the
old.fashioned dentistry. We give
written guarantee with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
NEWS of SPECIAL INTEREST ITO W0NTEN
oJuT sUTTORS WHO LOVE DRINK BETTER
TxlAN THEY LOVE YOU, SAYS CYNTHIA GREY

interests az heart. They know Just
what your life would be with this
man. who does not love YOU we'll
enough now to give up his bad hab.
It's Tor YOU Picture 20 yourself the
loneliness, tho heartbreak. the hu.
initiation and utter misery that Is
always-ALWAYS- the lot OF a
drunkards wife. And the hnmilia.
ton would extend 10 your little In.
uoccnt chilrden, which would hurt
you Tar more than your own per,
sonal grief They would be point.
ed cut aa "drunkard's children" by
their achoolmates, They would be
ashamed ~ father. aud. worse atill.
they would possibly inherit fathers
weakness. and your motherheart
would ache with more dreadful
agony than Il had ever known be-
fore
Now. my dear girl. this word.
picture Is not overdrawn. Il Ia one
OF tho commonest things In this
world-tho distress aud desoiatlon
OF drunkard's wide. Look about
you. with eyes wide open. and You
win find the proof every day. And
this must add-for les Just a.
true as truth itself The man who
will not foraakc drink for his
sweetheart. will never forsako Il for
his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10

MOT HERR
p PROBLEMS

A simple dict. simple habits.
simple clothes and simple amusr-
meuts are best for the little folks
Careful mothers will no, talk
about their children within hearing
OF the little ears. for fear Of en-.
couraging concclt and vanity.
Wrap the anllcd baby ribbons
around a bottle and wash In warm
white soap suda Use a soft nail
brush Rinse and iet dry on bottle
They viii need no pressing
when tho baby first tries to walk
be sure 20 rub tho little legs every
morning and night 10 strengthen
and rest them
Do not give uncooked fruit to
children late 10 the day. Slowed or
baked frults At supper time are
more certain 10 agree with them.
and will insure a more reatful night
Cracked wheat. stewed in a
double boiler for four hours. Is a
uourlshing. easily digeBted and
generally liked chiidrens food.
The last hour % the baby'a day
should be a happy ono, not one filled
with struggle and fret that leaves
him sad and exhausted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
CFLFQY#w
NOS = WHCLES ONE
WINTER We q ATABLE

Celery al fritto" Is the popular
Italian celery dish. Remove the
green leaves aud cut fine white
celery stalks into bits an inch long
Clean u and put li In boiling water
Tor a quarter OF an hour. then dry
Il on a napkin Beat up a fresh
egg. add a little pepper and salt.
then the celery. roll IN bread
crumbs and Try In butter. OF fine
white lard Serve very hot
A favorite Canadian celery diAh
Is this Clean and wash , heads
OF celery and cut Ia z.ineh pieces
Put In a stowpan with mildly salted
cold water and BRING 90 boil Thea
immerse In cold water and dry on
cloth Return to the atewpan
with an ounce 81 butter. seasoning
an ounce of chopped lean cooked
ham and a pinch % sugar. cover
saucepan and let celery simmer a
quarter % an hour Then sprinkle
10 over with an ounce 81 rice flour
cover it With white stock. and iot
al boil slowly for one hour and a
half. iill the stock Is -duced and
creamy Put In 3 tablearoonfuls u
tomato sauce and let Il simmer
10 minutes. adding finely chopped
parsley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
Of


THE WOMAN WHO CAN make
furniture ont ~ a few yards Of ere
tonne and q dry goods box or two
thinks she ought 10 be regarded
as n modern Sheratan or Chlppen-
dale.
CULTURE" MEANS to some
women the use Of the lorgnette and
a dainty cut glass and silver bottle
Of smelling salts.
MARRIED PEOPLE are the ones
who ought 10 have chaperons. iudg-
ing from the number Of divorces
and the causes.
TIN NEVER GOING TO marry
until ] find "a man whose second
kiss gives me as thrifty a thrill as
aid hia first one. said a handsome
girl at the whist club the other
day.
WHAT'S THE REASON that
girls always want 10 run their fin
gers through q Unable mans hair?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
In This Town. TrampS
Break Right Into Jail

who says he lives al McKoes Rocks,
Pa. aud has no real home" seated
IN front Of the stove.
jenkins had big basket OF food
aud announced his intention OF
staying all winter. Constable Hat
ner has appealed 10 the sheriff OF
Mercer county 10 help him eject
the unwelcome visitor 80 that he
may lock up the caiaboose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
CONGRESS ASKS
CASH FOR WORK
ON THIS COAST

WASHINGTON, Dec. i0.-The
house committee on rivers and har.
hora has presented the rivers and
harbora appropriation bill The &C.
tual cash appropriations aggregate
81. s9f.6Gt
Following are the principal APP
propriationa for tho Pacific coast:
Los Angeles harbor $4,000 Oak.
land harbor $4,000, san Joaquin
river t25 600. Sacramento and
Feather rivers t225. 900. Coos Bay.
or. $4,000 Columbia river. Cello
Fails 20 Snake river s25. 900. Dalles
rapids 10 Cello Falls 5000 900 Low.
or Willamette river $50 600. mouth
Of Columbia river $3.50. 900. william.
cite above Portland $50 900. Graya
Harbor $500 600. Puget Sound $780,
600. snohomish river $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-10
HODGE WILL STOP
LAW vl0LATORS

Tell It 10 the policeman n you
can II not. tell Il to the sheriff
Residents Of towns and country
precincts which have no police pro
lection should make their com.
plaluta TO the sheriff Especially.
Gays Sheriff Hodge. n there IL
gambling or Illegal liquor selling
goinR on. This IL Hodges reply 20
people " ho have criticised him for
not stopping violations Of law.