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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
FORT WORTH READY
TO RECEIVE GUEST
american News Service)

Fort Worth, Texas, March 13.-Col
Theodore Roosevelt will be in Fort
Worth for several hours tomorrow
morning, and extensive arrangements
are being made for his reception and
entertainment. The principal feature
of the program will be an address by
the former president to the Texas cat
tlemen assembled in tho Coliseum
where the great show of horses and
live stock is now in progress. AS soon
as his address is concluded Col. Roose-
welt will leave for FL Paso.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
UNCLE SAM owns
A new EXPLOSIVE
Maxim Says 1t Is Powerful
Enough to Rip War
ships Asunder.

Boston. Mass, March 1s.-The Uni
ted States government controls n
brand-new explosive which will prove
the envy of every nation in the world
was the declaration made last night
by Hudson Maxim, the inventor. who
is visiting in Boston.
This new explosive" said Mr. Max
i'm, will prove a revelation in war
fare and will do almost everything
except perhaps blow the whole crust
off the earth. The value of this ex-
plosive lies in the fact it will send II
projectile through any armor. and the
explosion will not take place until af-
ter this projectile has passed through
the armor. Heretofore, with all ex-
plosives, no matter how powerful the
explosion has taken place simultane~
cusly with the conclusion when the
projectile struck the armor plate. but
now, by means of this new explosive
the projectile can be sent through the
armor into ship, then the explosion
would follow. which would rend the
ship assunder.'
Should the Mexican situation i'll
yolve the United States in warfare
ours would be the first Government to
fire these modern proiectiles in a
naval battle: in fact, our Government
has sole control of my new explosive,
said Mr. Maxim.
In regard to the conditions in Next
co he continued: There is no mon
arch in the world who has SO much
power as President DiaZ. He is an ar
bitrary ruler, but he has to be. A
people it serves. The Mexican people
require strong hand to govern them
Tho SuccaSS of President Diay has
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13

proved his Government to have been
a pretty good one for the kind OF peo-
pie Mexico is composed OF.
1T would not be suited to us Ameri-
cans. but to the mixture OF Spaniards
and Aztecs in Mexico it is suited. He
has contending classes to deal with.
He dishanded the bandits and made
them into policemen. The drunks
and disorder,ies he put to work clean
ing streets The worst class OF Grim
inals he put in the soldsery and sent
them to fight the worst class of In
dams He utilized everything"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
"TF7IS DATE IN HISTORY"
MARCH 10.

of
in
held in Trinity Church.
of
Maryland South Carolina Virginia Pennsylvania
English,
provided
Napoleon
1SsFede fleet under Faagut made unsuccessful
the Confederate batteries Hudson.
1S6-Cession Russian America o
1soBenamin Harrison twentyhd president
dianapois
v Born in Adams Mass, Feb.
19oPresiden
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
Give This to Rheumatics!

Those victims of dread rheumatism
who feel their case is hopeless should
not despair If they have never tried
this successful formula. A we'll known
physician asserts that this particular
formula has more actual cures to its
credit than all the ordinary patent
medicines on the market TO be as
sured of results, have n druggist mix
it. who will use only the true and pure
ingredients.
todide of Potassium .....c drains
Sodium SalicSlate ........A drains
Wine of cofchicum ...... u oz
Comp. Ess Cardoii .......t OF
Comp. lid. Balmwort... OF
Comp. syrup Sarsaparilla...b cas-
Mix and take teaspoonful after
each meal and one at bedtime, After
the first week gradually increase the
dose to two teaspoonfuls. Should the
druggist not have all the ingredients
in stock he can easily obtain them for
you from the wholesale house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
Events That Pass Us By.

even with the events which actually
influence our course through life and
our final destiny. There are innumer-
able other events, If such they may be
called, which come close upon us, yet
pass away without actual results or
even betraying their near approach by
the reflection of any light or shadow
across our minds. Could we know all
the vicissitudes Of our fortune life
would be too full of hope and fear,
exultation or disappointment to afford
us a single hour of true serenity
Hawthorne.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
GUESTS ARRIVING
FOR REID WEDDING
american News Service)

Racine. Wis, March 13.-Severa1
guests from out of town have arrived
here to attend the wedding of Miss
Helen Miles Rogers and Ogden Mills
Reid. son of the American ambassa-
dor to England. The marriage will be
solemnized tomorrow at the Racine
College chapel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
Household Hint.

"Your meringues." says the mistress.
''are so delightfully."- frothy and light.
How in the world do you get them
that wayy"
ITS the new butler. num-" explains
the cook. He used to be a barber,
mum.'-I.ife.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
SWAMP.
ROOT

or bladder trouble, it will be found
just the remedy you need. At drug
gists in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle of this
wonderful new discovery by mail free,
also pamphlet telling all about it.
Address, DIR. kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If 1t
falls to cure. l.. w. GROVES sigma.
turc " on each box. csc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
These are the main considerations.


minds particular
be will be
believe that the liquor dealers
which their credit
should be approach the question as
the of against
whole
pencils lingerie
will lines
thinking, discover
O the
with the well
of
liquor
a affects few in
responsibility which is imposed
believe that if simple is used on this mat
be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
Resources.


/. Loans and Discounts ..$35,21294
2. Overdrafts ........... 1913
;. u. s. Bonds (none)
4. Other bonds and secur-
tiles fnone)
5. Banking House ..... 1,24034
6. Furniture and Fixtures 100000
7. Other Real Estate tnone)
S. Due from Banks and
Trust Companies ..... 2,0S3.14
Q. Cash on Hand ......... 2,699.46
10. Cash Items (none)
IL. Premiums Paid on Bonds
(none)
u. Current Expenses (none)
Il. Taxes Paid (none)
IA. Interest Paid tnone)
Is. Profit and Loss (none)
Total Resources SAB 1861
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
BANK Statement
No. POI.

John Manning VcePes; r. E. Swallow Cashier
its March Z 1911
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
The License Question


Indiana
problem of saloon and the liquor bust
ness wit houtkn
of the licenses it must be
by of s
fara law in its esent is
question of licenses must be settled by
passed rapidly
The something nothing
just-the
a be
O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13

Is not recommended
for everything: but if
YOU have kidney. liver
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13
Liabilities.

Liabilities.
/. Capital Stock--paid in. SO 100000
2. Surplus (none)
g. Undivided Profits $3.50. 462.72
A. Exchange, Discounts and
Interest (none)
5. Profit and Loss (none)
&. Dividends Unpaid tnone)
T. Demand Deposits ...... 32,712.S3
s. Demand Certif-
icateS (none)
9. Time Deposits (none)
0. Time Certificates (none)
/. Certified Checks (none)
2. Cashiers Checks (none)
3. Due to Banks and Trust
Companies money
4. Bills Payable tnone)
5. Notes, ETC., Rediscounted
(none)
Total Liabilities ......$43, 1851
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13

of be city
of a
o do busness-Hkc the public service corporation.
a which be
question matter of
license would
hav selling this community.
o prohbtive IL
business the selling
beer to W ho in
which has often heard during
high
Forfeit il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13

O Wayne,
E.. Economy,
do that the above statement is true
L. SWALLOW, Cashier
10th March, 1911
MnnieC Beard,
Myco ssione xpir
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-13

The privilege
o o
he
to al
in the state where alcoholic
of the
being in the
he
o
We do no belev that S donem merely
in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07


iigheo ssr assss rene sa The guest
room. Put another stick Of wood on
the small Ore that was cracking and
swapping cheerfuily on the hearth and
bobbed and bowed his way to the
door.
glount saw his last chance for bet
ter information vanishing for this
night and once mere broke with the
traditions.
Uncle Barnabas. suppose you tell
me where I am before you CO." he
suggested. awhoee house is fhisr"
The old nan stopped ON the thresh-
old. churkfina gleefuiiy. "A-ain't you
know dat sahs A-sin't Mis- Honoria
done tell yeu datf You's at wa'tracs
Hall. Mah~teh Ma3ah's country house.
Yes. sab. data whah you is-kee. hee!"
And who Is Master MatorY" press
ed Blount. whose bewilderment grew
with every fresh attempt to dispel 1t.
"A-nin't she tell you datt Kee. bee!
Ev'bodv knows Mahsteh Ma1nh: yes,
sab, Ef Mis- Honoria amt tell you
ole Baruabas amt gwine to- No. sah-
Ahli bring yof affs coffee In de mawn-
In: yea. aah- Good night sab. Kee,
1 heer And the door closed silently
upon the wrinkled old facs and the
bobbtnx head.
Having nothing else to do. Blornt
went to bed. but sleep came reluc-
family
ITO be continually
some Of the news. or your imme-
date neiEhborhood may b sound In
the want ads. t00Ay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07

ELI WING HEST EE -
only possible explanation. But when
he remeratereo the three Invisible
hsrsrnien Z, to hid nassed htra on the
brsaf paesss he WIN not 80 sure about
tbs mistake.
Most naturally his thoughts went
back to the liftle episode on the hotel
porch. The pnssing glance he had g5y-
en- to the three men with whom h.s
smoking rrssiu eempanion had been
talkiag cid ns,s enable hiru TO identify
- With I'll etfhrep who were calmly
discussing his fate ut fhe nearby Gre.
but the conclusion was fairly obvious
hone the iess
Thus FAR he had been either too busy
or teo tsawfiierpsI to think OF ASKING
questions. bur when the more murder
u Of the exthtatenrs seemed Actually
about tn prevail he fhoughf IL wxs
time u try to finti vat why he was to
be effareti
y don't waqf to seem 10 Interfere
are making. he called across to the
group Al the Are. .bus Il you will kind
Iy tell aie why yslu think 1t necessary TO
murder me | SHOULD b Immensely
obliged
you nov mighty good and well
why there's on- too many of yeu on
Lost river jest II this stage o. the
gnme." said the hard faced brfgand
who had held the Winchester while
hts two accninpiices had nxaae9sed and
bound the victim.
Slut ont.~ iastsred Hsouns gccd
naturally s far Is | know. there
u oniy enc Of me-on Lost river or
anywhere else"
"That'll do for you. It sin't your
pnt In. nohow." was the grun decision
ct the court
But Rlrunf WAS too coed d lawyer to
be silenced that easily.
perhaps you migns nsr especially
Skgret killing the ron but 10
ne present case I am very surs
should Who do you thirh ] amp
The hesS ktastsss vino yeH are. md
that's euang., tor as, said the spekes.
man OF the three hig5hindefs
"The boss r questioned Bloufst.
"Yaas. | said the boss. New hold
your Jaw"
Blouns rau-ht at the word In d
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07

way 4 stately house. With = massive
Georgian facade mad colonnade poF~
tico. nune liza bfnck shndov across
the white gravel Of the csrriags ap@
proach.
There we're Fights IN one wing OF the
house. and another appeared behind
che fanlight in the entrance hall when
the leader OF the three highbinders
bad tramp~d up the steps and touched
the bell push
black head with a crown Of snowy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07

q campfire %
had found him
self looking into
the muzxle Of a
leveled Winches-
ter.
From that To
the ~pnhorsfng
and the binding
was but . rough
and rumble half
minute, since he
" 3 charmed
and the surprise
had been com
plete. but the In
c~redibflitfes re
MANNED
That some r.
Hculous mist9ke
uad been made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07

so1
'.HKAvB MK rrTo II cXNYoH II o ARE
WHALING TO STAND FoH 1T A1rx.wARD."
wool when the door was opened. but
he did not hear what was said. Then
the negro disappeared. and there was
a little interval vt waiting.
At the end VI the interval the door
Was opened wider. and Blount had .
gru1 order to dislnount-
What he saw when he stood on the
doormat beside the hard faced man
with the Winchester merely added
mystery to mystery. Just within the
luxuriousiy Furnished ball. where the
light Of the hall lantern served to
heixhten the artistic effect of her dark
red house gewn. stood . woman. EVIL
IDENTITY the mistress Of the Georgian
mansion. She WAS rather small and
dark. with brown eyes hat were al
most childlike in their winsomeness. q
woman who might be twenty or thirty
or any age between.
What Ia Il. BartoY' the little Indy
s I"AanA " ~ M1 w" 1
gun.
Inc reply was oirec1 ana o tue Y
pose.
Excuse me. but / lest wanted to
ask II you know this Young Teller
here. He allows he IT,
vi course she said quickiy' CON-
ing orwnr without hesita1aoh 20 give
ner nano 70 the dazeu Que. riease
souis IL NE naNe oeen eAptins
you inen hRaln - .ne uan VIII
the winchester. InanK you. naruo'
9 SHOWING .ns geh'ie"an Me "ay 70
Wartracs fiai1
~"s y" uo"S qu' 100
n'ouh' wa s'ni a"A"AIa .H
lug uaIo ~ "n'. =
0as,s. wsM
o1..-ss 80. - 49,. ~ 80 :.
uearty e,ala,rrasraT ss Pafrtrfn IN.
ners' lover could wei, be. But his I'M
nrompru hostess quickly set him At
rs,se.
sYou needn't make n exrfaua-
rtons.~ sbs hsstered to nay. smiling up
II him and gently dtsenrsxinr the
hsrd which N. wing sfflf forgetting 20
r-eunars~h .-sys coarse / saw that
vvyu wrrr In trgsf.t. az SEINE Kind snd
thar ram safrty deuended In some
~xea.r upon nay answer. What esn
an for
~ wns On my way 10 Ne csrfsa,
~vhr,. sbes.. r,~n held NE b. MN
rn~rrA ..Th,x-vh~v mtsfook me FOR
game ana ~fsp + thfnk. and fer reasons
haxf knourn RI tt,yrasetvex tbey hr,rsxhf
M. here IL ron could direct me &c
some place where 7 can ret : nights
b~pdsfrp~-
s.rbaro 10 y r,vsrn vv,4t
IN ,xua,,tv r,,la~ ~ h.rs an. hrcse r.,
..,or q ,,,.r. srv br,,sa u,,,hin tba,
p, AIM. With ws,,,a r.f,,sa va, ;
niphf.s .h,a,.r ur--
plo,,n, mad. . o,,,ck div. for M,
$3.50 I. - ha...naa :. ~.
Sh..l. -.
So, Srs.a..,..s - .,raa : -.
$50 -. - H. - !.
- - -
20 -. 49,
,r. ur -.
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$3.50 ~. NJ -
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80 - ss
's 60 49, :, -. .wss.ama -
- go - 49,. nasna.a.-Nro 81.
I'm
.r~s NJ
- -. - IN ara tna h,us
u
An 1aaa@ss 60 asassar.,r uvnan
81 "a 81 $50 - .ha ,sSh,aa ,,nrarv
- az 49, :, "a vSas, trsrsa
.1-sa,. pa-,.ahs. I'M 800 sor xar
saat.um : .~a,ataas az ,ha
nassass2. =. ~. ~rn ~
80 ,ra xar nrst he ns~s,n )
- -. ..a,an ~ Tar. ~.
asr go "a .an ,ax ws,1. ~
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wesf Mr p,aupt, ~ - M. s,r,v !
rat,r. re- vasr o,sn, rh .anayar q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-07

q INNS q L r
x0ouxo INTO TnK
ses@. ef ssy
El~ED WING = Ec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
SALT MAY PREVENT COLDS
IF YOU USE ENOUGH SALT
But Dr. Taylor Isn't Impressed With Remedy
Suggested by Greenwich Physician, Who
Puts 1t in His Socks

Imagination Is great invention.
remarked Or William H. Taylor last
night. apropos of statement made by
a physician in Greenwich, conn. to The
effect that he could prevent colds by
putting ordinary table saltIin his socks.
II am Very firmly of the opinion that
the gentleman with tic saline proven
tive has been suffering from Very
large overdose OF ina 81 M ion" saii
Or. Taylor. 'Still, can conceive 1f
salt Keeping away a cold. provided the
sock was large enough and would hold
enough salt. have never tr!oi the cx-
pertinent, but 1t appears reasonable
don't you think that II sufficient So
dium choridc--thats the chemical
name OF ordinary salt-were neatly
packed about ones neither cXtrcmities
1t would keep them warm" II might
not be pleasant to have ones tootsic
wcotsies so encased hut 1t would he
hardly less violent than some OF the
other remedies have known,
Il recall very distinctly a remedy
which had considerable vogue about
we'll, when | was boy II was a mix
turc Of salt and brandy. and was popu-
lariZcd by widely circulated almanac
nf that day. The first method of APP
plication was externally That was to
prevent the cold from arriving, but
IL this method was not effective. then
YOU took tho solution internally.
recall that there were quite few per-
sons in my immediate vicinity who
could never keep from catching cold,
and, in spite OF tho rather brackish
taste OF the mixture always insisted
upon the Internal method.
"Oh, yes, have heard OF thousands
OF similar remcdics-for instance. tho
horscchestnut. properly suspended over
the chest Within the past two months,
during which time l, myself. have suf-
fcred with severe cold. have been
advised of hundreds OF cures. by va
rious persons who came into my office.
realizing that I was n poor, unaifiliatcd
man, as II were. But the peculiar
thing about my visitors was that they
wero continually shifting and snuffiing,
and bore other unms takablc evidences
that they were suffering from the very
thing from which they would SO kind
IL deliver me. y least that would
have been my opinion had they asked
il as a diagnostician. | was strongly
reminded Of the man who, without the
slightest suspicion of hirsutc adorn
ment upon his pate. was nevertheless
the discovercr of positive hair re-
storer Naturally | discarded all of
the remedies suggested.
but ina gination is Il great thing.
We poor mortals who were born devoid
OF the ina ginativc bump, must keep
on suffering. for nothing VIII cure MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
CITY is LOSING
$4,000 4 MONTH
Traiford Tells Committee Pole
Contractors Have Not Yet
Begun Work.
DELAYS ELECTRIC PLAN
Bennett Gets Extension OF Orna
mental Lights to Elba.
Cost $4,000.

~ Il meeting Of the Council Commit
Tee on Electricity last night, Consulting
Engineer Trunord reported that since
the notice sent TO storms X Co, CON
tractors for distributing system OF the
municipal electric plant, the company
mad made no visible cmort to comply
with the contract, and MIR. Traftoru
stated that he had little further faith
III their promises y letter was read
from an agent of the company stating
mat he would be in Richmond inns
Week, and that material for further
work had been shipped The rontrac,
should nave been completed on Novcm-
Der last and Mr. rramord reported
that the delay was costing The city
Abou, $1,000 each month in operation
of the municipal plant merely Tor
water pumping ana Broad street
lights, and at the same time paying
the Virginia hallway and Power Com
pany for street lighting.
Could DO II la Three Months.
IN answer TO questions from mem
bers OF the committee. Mir. Trailord
said that it would Involve much heInv
IL the contract We're thrown out and
new bids called for, but that If he
were given authority to purchase ma
terihi ana employ ilncmen ne coulu
complete the work In three months.
Very little. If any, wiring has been
none ana Few of the poles have been
set. Mr. Tranord said that the com.
pany mad no defense in regard to tho
!"ihi use OF poles with the Virginia
halfway and Power Company. as lis
representative had been notified :,
month ago that satisfactory arrange
inents for arbitration had been maze.
since then the contractor has done
practically no work. AIessrs. Davis.
ZONES and Coward were appointed a
S"pcominittec to confer with the rep
teSehtativc OF Storms Il Co. ana look
INTO the question, ami repor, to a spe.
3iai meeting next Monday nirht
whether or not the contract should bn
declared forfeited The nmoiint an
VOWED is ahont $4,000. of which tho
city mas paid less than half.
Alderman Bennett secured fayorohlo
acton by the committee on "a propos,-
non TO extend ornamental lights on
Broad Street westwardly to Eibn sta
ZION. the cost being $1,000, or 81. 500
per block The item will be Included
IN me list of wants FOR application to
me Finance Committee in the annual
budget.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
SNOW PREDICTED
AGAIN THIS DAY
Real Winter Blizzard Comes
Sweeping Along Aitcr a
Touch OF Spring.
MOON AND SNOW AT MIDNIGHT
Traffic Moves Slowly and People
Walk Ginscrly to Escape
Harm.

closely following week of balmy
SprinE weather, Richmond awohc vcs-
| teFdaN morning to find the streets ana
honsetops covered with n thin coat tina
J "i SHOW. Tho thermometer was hoy
cring around the freezing point. and
ns tho day went on there WAS but iittlc
/ change except that The snow became
/ thicker. AT noon there was about Two
inches on the ground. with littlc
indication that tho storm would cease
any time within the next few hour.
I: lid not. All during the afternoon Il
fell with great regularity as tho clouds
hung lower and lower
~ o'clock or thcrcabouts Il sud
denly stoppcd. but there was no sign
of clearing. and tho tcmpcrn turc WINS
IL ANYTHING. lower Than before. The
forecast for today is TINT there will
be rain or snow and little change tn
temperature II II turns cut to no
rain then there Will he slcot that
will cover the trees and make tho
streets more slippery than glass
Nearly Evcr,body Fell.
They were slippery enough yester-
day. There arc hundreds of people who
Measured thci, length on Tho side
walks. The Temperatures was about
right for tho snow Ia mack INT a little
too cold for ii to melt TO any apprc-
walked got the worst OF It. on Tho
downhill sidewalks Of the Fast End 1t
was one continual fight 10 keep ones
equilibrium. and many failed
Nor were tho pedestrians the only,
ones 10 suffer Automobiles with brakes
jnmmed down hard picked their ways
along tho streets very rinSerly. and
ran far below tho speed limit. Some
times they tried to ston. but there was
no place for tho chains TO catch. 50
they kent on sliding and AT times came
perilously near collidin: with other vc-
hiclee and people. The street cars also
were very painstnki on the long hills
Of East Main and Broad streets. ~
the expense OF losing time the motor
mon slowed down arrl generally applied
the carly brakes SO as 20 allow for
coastinr on the hillside corners
Operating under the motto That IL Is
an III wind that blows nobody good. an
armv Of tramps and hohocs, scantily
clad and shivcring. were very much In
evidence They wanted shelter and a
bowl Of soup. of course, and many a
fur-c man and woman. who at other
times would have passed them by with
out even word. handed out coins Of
various denominations, which these
smooth takers spent mostly for hoo2t
The snow began falling again at
midnight last night. but the moon at
that hour peepcd out once In n while
and then gave up the attempt In dis
gust The midnight weather prophets
could not predict what morning would
bring forth.