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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
tFRoM THE SEATTLE SUNDAY TIMES,
PROHIBITION DOES NOT PROHIBIT
As Evidence Report
In of Auxust. Maine saxt
Month";

The a co.-s,s.-
this a .'prohstory a
by
ture and act of the Legislature ITSELF
This constitutional
Neal Portland
General Dow Prohbionists principle
s. o alcoholic stimaantsit
arts al In provided
Agency
public or
ciasand authorized to keep .iad of sell TO
the applying the kind Of liquor he wanted
Such however. compelled
make OATH to the which the liquor
HIS
ished severely under the law.
General Mayor mmediately
ed he Agency n o
men opposed o n they
they called
undertook the of basnessi
Dow generally
would be he compelled call
the militia to accomplish that result.
outcome he Of a of people
which bounded by three
open Agency destroy
therein contained.
General
a
the Of he HaII-but refused yield
time placing heavy log
down the heavy leading
ticaIly a
General Dow within the basement and
upon the halt would
They refused and the guards discharged guns
Dispersed
destroy r1s
Agency.
that howe moreth ann
in Portland
continued to msnnf seventies.
Notwithstanding
l fine for the second Of
imprisonment
manuf of liquors entirely broken
at during nhyeeht years existence OF
prohibition State Maine
almost village of the State
clubs orxantz~d
each having consisnment
by
and
each locker
himself. things may like
Nightly the eIuts-px e.ras "a.
ards and other and drink IN caub.
states where prohibition do not prevail - -
1t not prhsn... that ,..s.
Times to oppose prohihstion In
1t is because option absolutely eo,
the sale Of hqse<. mar
traehinsry that The op
Local inhsbtsat of ii. de small ss.- an,
even small cities to absolutely
Local prohsbtson wherever th>
police force nsuffient to protect the youth
ences which
permits large csts~~ ht<z
even q mi therefn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
ANDREW ]. GALLAGHER

THE following suggested by
gu s Of the are BY
sistent believer the
proSiSoH Will regulate IT,
is
mandins RrOhOiiOnG
o-isnt like D. Rockefeller have given
generous support to the prohibition cause7
o-Isnt Prohbonists have urged upon
ieney from their workers by barring aicohoiY
tina. Of II. n s'
exploiting
do pos..n: fake nypoer''. do when
AThsy tell him t. ss:aaIs ths association of Cal
F sna the %'F S
police viii
Of wokinsmen dry it have
HwIncalcuable harm
va" G%'; es1 %. os Mhsess .ss sn !, Do
o .ers VIII R' S his "s aeAs r ever, ,roo comm,
oe drinks nS u are d b, high percent "leo-
win %is %ss sas 81 Z. % i'm o
h endf an @ s to .SssS sr ss spend md %
must s a 6 h Sr 0GT
r snda of n can s aTsGs she of themselves lower
that extent Under the
prohibition the wages fail dme
pipe W p'' "'''
.ss ssns S g
praSSios ws SnI ss s
general tendency
o-Is it liquor. it workers. that keeps a
because he spends a drink man
Go a ns @ get CPs
one cheap $40 cotton little
of out of work.
Of drink there
TO s s.ss s e ss
cruel system production under which We
are athsrd the timber cut the fruit packed Building
thousands thousands Our
hep se SsT
r they 1899 90 pe ss S1t of S ss they
employed only part of the
s%h Sa the Condition s Labor p,..se.
strength white taericultura1 1900
professional
% % ts s p % s 's ss heo's az .no.ssn,ss
r. che fact that has
oHave the prohibition forces taken part in of the
S.s ever 9r to 6 my .n OF sSss
hUur law for women in caifOrnia's LegislatureG
DID they of miners in Col
srado?
oWhat . the real meaning Of this Prohibion increment
and by wise to
& already giving its heart blood Employers back the sen
efficiency
+ Moreover IN
service greater plianey
owhst should labor do this the question of prohibit
"so- Iesos
children the cotton mills
swsssshop Of Chicago poor
only manufacturing
cities. Poverty moaoonly. fssisss-driak'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
INE ELECTS A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR UPO
PLATFORM DECLARING FOR HIGH LICENSE
AND LOCAL OPTION


MAY 2s-4s liquor. beer 10 beer \
gallons liquor dozen beer cases beer v
barrels ale.
June la gallons liquor Y barrel ale.
June AS gallons liquor cases beer. 90 dozen ale 10
dozen beer.
June s-7s beer case Y
SIS liquor. ale. "
barrel
'June 5-4s liquor. beer beer
ale. 4 barrel beer, y barrel ale.
gallons liquor barrels ale, 80 dozen aie IS
dozen beer, L case ale beer.
June SO gallons liquor ale, dozen y
barrels ale
June ar gallons liquor dozen ale 20 dozen beer case
June 1919 gallons beer. N
June 11-5s gallons beer.
barrels ale.
gallons liquor go dozen beer 10 dozen ale case
beer barrel ale.
'"June 1875 gallons liquor beer beer
dozen ae 8 barrels ae
June 1875 gallons beer. II
June 1e-42 gallons liquor. barrel
June 1875 gallons liquor beer, barrels se
"June 1873 gallons porter
June 1913 gallons liquor, barrels
'June 2Os2 gallons liquor beer
beer barrels ale.
gallons liquor. ale. beer.
dozen ale
"June 23-45 gallons liquor. beer.
June $50 gallons liquor beer dozen beer.
"June ISL gallons porter. "a
dozen beer, 23 dozen ale. 2 barrels ale.
June 2675 gallons liquor, beer cases aIe n
barrel beer. barrels
June s7-72 liquor. beer SO dozen ale
June ss-4s gallons liquor. ale
June 800 gallons liquor, barrels
cases ale 10 dozen
"Juy 115s gallons beer cases
ale, beer. barrels ale.
July 2-12O gallons
dozen cas ale beer
'JuIy s-s4 beer dozen
beer "a dozen barrels
July asa gallons
beer IA dozen ale barrels
July 544 gallons liquor 10 dozen beer barrels
"July Fps gallons liquor beer. 1
July s-s5% gallons liquor. barrels
July SIS gallons liquor. beer .
cases beer.
July 1O-4s liquor. beer. 1 barrel ale.
July 11-25h gallons liquor. beer.
July ia gallons liquor. beer u barrel ale
July i5-65 gallons liquor beer. 80
July 1s-ss gallons ale "
July ia gallons beer. porter
case beer.
liquor cases beer barrels ale so
dozen ale. dozen porter 2 ale. 0 beer
July 800 gallons liquor.
July 2-5o gallons liquor cases beer. barrel ale
ss-4s beer barrel ale 10 dozen
July asa gallons liquor beer case
ale S. dozen ale. barrel ale. ii
rel sle Is dozen beer
July 2s-S7 gallons barrels ale cases
July 27--4s gallons liquor 10 dozen ale
July $50 gallons liquor cases ae 9 dozen
July $50 liquor, beer 90 dozen al. 4e
dozen beer -
July 30-31 liquor. cases beer Is dozan hear
dozena -
gallons LIQUOR cases beer dozs, NJ.
ale 20 dozen beer.
'The shipments a..r&s.
Ola QUARTS ale quarts.
liquor in Augusta WIN, should
unaar nrona-
cent regulation
years. prOhihils no better than does
In the Capital of Maine. industry
throw destroy raise taxes in
10
paid Advertising Wage Farmers League Of washiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

inony TO take place on the afternoon Of
Wednesday, january G. at o'clock. In
81 Johns Episcopal Church at Dead
wood. South Dakota
me wedding Is one OF wide interest
both IN Richmond and throughout the
state. since Lieutenant Robins who ie
a graduate Of tho United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point, Is "A mem
Der OF one of the Oldest and most dis
tinEuishcd families in Virginia. lie *
a son OF Mrs. Sally Nelson Ro' ms. of
richmond aud tho late Color \yil
liam Todd Robins. OF Gloucester. and
the ceremony viii he notable and
fashionable society event.
I.envc for the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcth Lorton, of New
York. who have been stopping att the
Jefferson Hotel here for the past two
weeks, will leave to-day for '.Matoa."
their country home on Long Island
During their visit to Richmond The
tcth lortons have been entertained in
n round OF handsome functions planned
an! given in their honor. Both are we'll
known here. where they have many
relatives and friends, and Mr. Lc-.on
was born and lived in Richmond u:til
he moved North some years ago
Miss Joncs's Wedding.
or interest to smart society in Rich
mond is the marriage of Miss Grace
stuart Jones, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
isiSlIt NteN Jones, to Henry Smith
Richardson, son of Mr.. and Mrs Iuns-
ford Richardson. which was celebrated
III the Danville Church OF Epiphany on
Wednesday evening ut o'clock Rev
J. Cleveland Hall officiating. y bril-
liant assembly OF guests witnessed the
ceremony. and the chanccl and altar
of the church We're decorated in palms,
everGreens, lilies and Cathedral can
dies.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
she wore wedding dress of white
satin and tulle, finished with pearl
trimmings and made with a court train
fcr vel OF tulle was arranged with
orange blossoms. and she carried n pres
cntation bouquet OF lilies Of the val
ley and Ascension lilies. Miss Anne
keith Royal, OF Richmond, who was
maid of honor, was gowned in white
satin and chiffon. looped up with pearls.
and her bouquet was of pink roses.
Lunsford Richardson, Jr., and Robert
Smallwood, of New York, acted as best
men for the groom, and the dame of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Katherine Taylor has returned
to Buck HILL" after short stay with
friends in Farmville.
Miss Weiner arrived yesterday to
spend the holidays with her aunt, Mrs
Frank Liebermuth, Of 1S2SA Park
Avenue.
Miss Florence Hagner, of Hagers-
town. Md. will arrive the latter part
of this month to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Williamson Talley on Monument Ave
nue..
Miss Susie Rose has returned to
Fredericksburg, after a brief stay with
friends in this city.
Miss Virginia Lynch, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Noting on West Franklin Street, has
returned TO Norfolk.
Mrs. w. l.. Burruss and Miss Ida
Burruss. OF Fredericksburg. have been
recent guests of friends In this city.
Miss Harriet Wilson has returned to
Richmond, after visit to friends In
South Boston.
w. c. whitner. of Fredericksburg,
has been spending a short time here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rainey Hayward
are the guests of relatives In New Or
leans for this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Moseley, Jr.
are spending several weeks in New
York.
James Scott has returned to Rich
mond for the holidays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
SOCIETY
Personal
N o t e S

honor. Mrs. d. Price withers, sister OF
I tho bride. wore n white satin gown
| finished with laco and embroidered in
pearls. Her bouquet was a shower of
riolcts and lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaids included Misses Juanita
Wylie, OF Lancaster, S. c.: Virginia
Dance. Mary Boisscau, Gladys Lea,
Araminta Holconbe. all of Danvillc,
and May Norris Richardson. of Greens
boro, n. G.. They wore costumes of
tulle and white silk. with capes Of
tulle, and carried baskets of pink Bou-
vardia, tied with pink tullc bows Lit
tie Anne Stuart Withers. niece of tho
bride, who was flower girl, wore a
white frock and carried French bas-
kct tied with blue ribbon and filled
with rose petals.
The groomsmen were James Z. More
head, Jr., Philip Hardie, Yates Hagan,
of Greensboro. y. c.: William Fetzer.
OF Fishburne Military Academy: Elisha
Keen Jones. Jr., and Kyle Jones, OF
Danville, and the ushers included Rob-
ert X. King. Of Greensboro, y. c.; Fred
Harrison. James ID. Harrison. DR.. Il. II.
Miller and Henry +. Day, all of Dan
VILE
vested choir preceded the bridal
party to the altar singing the Bridal
Chorus" from 'LohenErin" as q pro-
| cessional and "Barcarole," from Tales
of Hoffman, was rendered during the
ceremony.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the brides home.
Some of the guests from n distance
attending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lunsford Richardson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaughan and fam
/ lily, Mr.. Joseph MOrehead, Mrs. II. r.
4, King, all of Greensboro; c. l.. Lang
horne, OF Albcmarle: William Henry
Jones, Miss Emma Jones. of Richmond
| DR.. and Mrs. Charles Alphonso Smith
OF University OF Virginia: DIR. and Mrs.
Henry Louis Smith, of Washington and
| Lee University: Colonel II. Evans Wylic,
Of Lancaster. s. C., and others.
Marriage Announced.
| Mrs. Mary f. Lumpkin announces the
| marriage OF her daughter. Miss Sarah
A. Chappell. to Raymond II. Boner, of
Indiana. The wedding took place Mon
| DAY. December IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
Tomorrow S Menu
ny MARTHA MISSIONER.
Saturday.
BR EA kFAST

saturday.
BREAKFAST
orange Oatmeal
Fried Ham and Eggs
Baking Powder Biscuit
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Cream Potato Soup
Scalloped Hailbut
Cleft from Fridays dinner
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Lettuce Baked Apples
DINNER
Plain Chicken Soup
N'rom year-old hen for Sunday VS.
Dinncr)
Smithtield Ham
Mashed POTATOES Dreamed Cabbag &c
Boston Baked Beans
Lettuce French Dressing
Pumpkin Pic
Coffee
Smithfeld liam: Soak the ham in
cold water the night before cooking.
then wash thoroughly in cold or tcpid
water. Place in boiler Of cold water
sufficiently full TO cover it. Then let
II boil slowly, or simmer one half hour
to every pound of ham. In baking be
very careful in taking off the skin
(Which should he done when the ham
is hop, not to tear the fat. Then
sprinkle 'thickly with cracker dust
and let it stand in the oven until II
becomes thoroughly brown. Have your
carving knife very sharp, and cut in
INN slices. The ham will be better if
cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
New Coui Company Formed.
Especial to The Times-D,sn,tc,

" no iiineS- piSpatch.I
LfNCHBURG. VA, December IT..
Ahother LynchburS concern has been
formed for tho DEVELOPMENT Of poc.
hontas coal fields properties. the name
OF which Is the Alpha Pocahontas Coal
Company. Tho company's capital stock
Is limited to $l25.000. It's officers are:
president. +. III. Lee: vce-presldent, S.
=: haisey: ecretary-treasurer. G.. II.
wilkins. The officers, together with r.
c. Scott, l.. Lazarus. r. S. Terry and
f. T. Lee, compose the board Of d.
rectors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

tointoxication. constipation, as II is
called. Is at least In part attributable
TO an excessive proportion OF animal
rood In tho diet. Most people eat too
much meat for their own good. Animal
protein is particularly putrescible by
tho bacteria In the Intestinal canal.
Hence any excess over the actual de-
mands OF tho body simply goes to feed
the germs. and when you treat your
tailate by showing you some OF their
capabilities Wer. 1t not for the Gull
ture OF colon bacilli 1t would matter
little what kind of protein we eat
pound Of corn meal contains
twice al much indigestiblc residue rs
pound or beef. and tho residue Is Il
natural stimulant to the movement OF
the bowel. 1t contains Just half rs
much protein vegetable albumin), but
Its nutritive power depends more upon
the digestible carbohydrates Should
one eat too much hasty pudding. the ex-
cess resists bacterial decomposition In
the intestine, unlike an excess of meat
In fact the carbohydrate element Of
corn meal tends to diminish colon ba-
cillus activity in tho bowel, because
It rather favors the growth Of Tactic
acld bacilli. which are natural enemies
of the harmful colon bacilli
Boiled. Fried baked.
Rain nasty pudding, pleban mush,
Is admittedly not palate ticker un-
less one is very hungry indeed. But
out of this substantial, If unattractive,
dish can be prepared a food for Kings
Fried mush. crisp. hot. well buttcred,
ana swimming in strip. maple or cane
or even corn strip, Is tempting enough
10 bring the CLINT Of anticipating back
10 the dull dyspeptic eye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
Dr., Brady's Health Talk
The Health In Hasty Pudding.

Indian corn. maize, is warming. fat
tcnlng, cheap, digestible. appetiZing
food. For 10 cents YOU can buy in :he
shape OF corn meal n quantity of en-.
ergy equivalent to that furnished by
ABOUT ;" worth of prime beef. and be-
sides YOU get Il guarantee that the corn
meal Will he good for what ails YOU
Everybodvs Ailmcnt, food stasis au-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

The panel >cffect Introduced here
gives 10 the back OF this dark brown
velvet frock a charming line Sleeves
and hare collar are of satin The UNI
derbody supports a plain three piece
skirt with satin founcc section and
Inc sleeves ana collar are also sewn
10 II. The costume requires for aver
age size. o-S yards 54-inch materio,
and 2l-2 yards 27-inch satin.
=, Pictorial Review Pattern No. 5e44
9'Ees' "a TO ~ years Price. l5c.
The pattern will he u.tIed N
addrcsn H.! The Iimes- Dispntcii Pntter,
Impairment ON receipt az price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
Shepurd-Hudnall.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LfNCIiBURG. VA. December IL
Miss Ruth Gray Eudnall and Arthur
Henderson Shepard. both of Lynchburp.
were married last night at the parson.
age or Trinity Methodist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
Superstitions
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Copyright. 1914, by Lillian Russell.
TO believe that the night. as well
as the day. is Gods domain gives
strength and courage. To have SIM
shine within is to conquer darkness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Miss Mary Potter. OF Prince william
County. were married at tho homo OF
the bride. near BrIstow. this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

hours per day. Thirty to nifty. to 8
hours per day. Over fifty. but under
eighty. six or seven hours. From
eighty onward the hours of sleep
should gradually increase. until finally
tho sleep is permanent with apology
to DIR. Edison)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Hours of Sleep-Please give an old
suoscrioer the number of hours the
average person should sleep.
Reply-Babies under one year. about
twenty-five hours per day. Babies un-
der five years, fourteen hours per day.
children under fifteen, twelve hours
per day. Children under twenty-one
AT least ten hours per day. Adults
from twenty-one to tnirty, about nine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Dannehl-POtter.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
l7.-August Dannehl, of this city. ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18
Questions and Answers.

Dippy-L. Fl. r. asks IL one could
be poisoned by breathing the fumes
given off from horse that had been
treated with an application of sheen
Dipp, which contains creosote L. RI
b. drove sixteen miles behind the afore-
said horse, and suffered with severe
pains in stomach right afterward
Reply-Crescte is volatile, and poi
sonous If inhaled In considerable guam
t1tE' SO your suspicion Is probably
correct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Multiple Neuritis-Please advise tho
proper course to pursue foi a person
who has neuritis In the hands and
legs.
Reply-Find out first whether IT is
alcoholic arsenlcal. lead poisoning, oc-
cupational or infectious in origin, then
be governed by the provoking cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Wassermann Reaction-After two
years OF specific mercurial treatment,
how long should treatment BIO sus-
pended before having Wassermann
test of the blood?
Reply-If tho patient is in good con-
dillon, walt n month. But do not place
too much reliance on n single mega O..
tive test.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Can't Crack It-Am told by local
doctor. and good throat specialist,
that follicles on base OF tongue are
enlarged. causing pain on swallowing.
They do not seem to know what to do
for me. VIII you kindly advise?
Reply-If your own doctor and a
throat specialist he recommends can't
help you. the problem is beyond us.
because we are only a plain, everyday
doctor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Myxoedema-Have read your article
on myxoedema in the issue of Nuvem-
per 3. and I have every symptom.
Kindly forward help OF a cure.
Reply-1f you have partial or com
plete myxoedema, your family doctor
can cure you. and rapidly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Sage Alphabetically let me know
now to mix sage and sulphur for gray
mar or give me a formula for gray
hair.
Reply-Fortunately, the original
color cannot be restored to gray hair.
! Gray hair is not incompatible with
youth. IF gray hair is given good care
1t is quite as beautiful as hair of an
other color, and hair dyes are never
natural. We recommend the following
formula for gray hair: Take Of s,,n,
shine. common sense and good cheer
equal parts. Mix well and keen on
hand for daily application. Brush and
brush and use no curling iron. Kid
curriers' are better if nature doesn't
| curl It. Some hair dyes have proved
poisonous.
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Lillian RUSSELL. Answers.

j.: For reducing the bust, mix thor
oushly two grams aristo1. thirty grams
white vaseline and ten drops essence of
peppermint. Pat on gently. then cover
with oiled silk. Gentle massage with
spirits of camphor is sometimes help
full. Be sure the massage is gentle
however. Any vigorous exercise that
Involves the muscles OF the chest will
help to reduce the bust. Avoid eating
all rich pastries and foods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-18

Remember: Every hour you spend in
the open adds to your health and ap-
pearance, and the sinking sun does not
take with 1t the purity Of the air.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
FRATERNAL NEWS

Mrs Emily Hoffman and Mrs. Marie Knube1 of Bridgeport were elected to the trustee board of the grand lodge, Sisters of Hermann, at the annual session in Waterbury yesterday It was voted to have the next annual session in Westport.
 The teams of the Court Marina and Court Nathaniel Wheeler, Foresters of America, celebrated the completion of their pinochIe tournament last night with 9. banquet at a local resta urant. A surprise for the winners, Court Marina, came when they were pre- scented with a beautiful and costly sil- yer cup. Joseph c. Iverss of Court Wheeler, presided during the evening as toastmaster.