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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17
Gambling Houses Closed.

Mexico City, July 17.-Provisional
President Carbajal today ordered all
gambling houses here closed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17

An Ardmoreite Classified Ad will
lend hand in your hunt for cooler
room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17
MORE RIOTlNG IN HAYTI.

Government Troops at Port au Prince
Hisi, -nress Street Riots.
Port au Prlu.- J,dly IL
Shooting and rioting broke Jut in the
streets here today, but government
troops soon suppressed it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, July IL
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight is fair and
cooler. Saturday fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17

Watch the Want Ads daily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-17

1. .. u u ss ass u Il u q u 8
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nAS5iRk
= 0.aeyr
! 00(lH

III eur savings Dspsrt.
nsps = yess NJ Il essdi-
W.. NE y . ssstaia.
6sft1tts snenat ssssy week
s1aks 4 o. esligssias-A.d
pAyTssapes..
Ysu esx't acexnnlass
wealth withsss mesiaise.
n naa vhs spsa1s q -
seeA- Wpes0Ag psssias1se
- eass far hin in h ~
~. = following . paah that
hads 70 certain wasi asA
y. - ..a vhs sayss ID
~ aas xhs sseeeeda 0as
asnae s III yea ND =
spea . Ayisp. aeessat
haes. IssE ..1eesy viu
1p Z pss esst istsesse
sss ,A>akss1ps &. -.
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PLANS FRAMED ...
FOR STRIKE PROBE

Washington. d. C.. Jan. ga
Plans for congressional investigation
Of the Colorado anj Michigan strikes
wcic bcing framed to-day Wy con-
Rrsxsn,cn vino expect, the Housc ~
srt fayorabl. on the decision Of last
nights caucus. which Instructed the
rules committee to bring In special
rule permitting such an iuvcstiga-
tion. ..t..
While the action OF til. caucus
does not actually order an investi-
SAtiop. supp0gtsrs Of the movement
declare II assurcs. one and they ex-
pect tho soc hearings begun by the
No,ise mines committee. within two
weeks. ia.
!. Chairman Henry, said that the
rules committee would vote favorRbiy
on the reports and that resolution
the tnycstisation prob
ably would pnss the House Monday.
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FOR A DEEP SEATED COLD

Il IL Ia eases af ds-p seated sold
that Chamberlain coish I-m'Ig g.
nsos' appreciated, I, rSiie-s ''.r
innss ani mal"s bT.athing -afirr.
iipuii,-s Ih- leash mu'ous and maLrs
/, Easier :" -Np-l"Tp,-. aiisss it-
sSush aud aids nsiuS- IN throw irs
off the cold ami siSrias ,h- system a.
h.aithy condition Mr. =. n
Walters. b-va,ur, III, s.ys. -firrru
S-am a." Chamberlain. ..lsh Irin-
-sis rur-'i n- "f a d--i. SEATED soii 90
'h- ianss ana rii m- ~ sn assFaVa'
ins T"ush hs'- sin,- us-si 1, sh'u
n.-d-i and IL has si~sys produced
''h- desired results For sale By all
Dealers
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loUL14YNEN 10 MEET

\ n,-.tihs ~ i,oui'T> ra.s~Ss ~
Trinidad Will h- held a, IA. Chamber
al consni-r-" ro-''as =, "'ci"ch to-
nlshi. ~ this m-"'lns III" p1uiIF,
fsssissA ~iii hear Interesting tAias
on the .siustry ani ilsrus. plans for
III. s--ona annual las NniAss 'nIn-
~ .-ouiisy ami pet stock sA"A IS H.
h-'i In this eiis neat month. Nn,"1E
the speaker all b. ,a- Rev y -
Rn,i-r AMI shTis :"uTIn-S. II Tahss-
so,
\ sF-ai deal of ln,-rs-s, Is b-lss
lsasif-ss-s la the Forthcoming ppii-
,Ty sh.- aHi IL ts Anticipated that
there viii be = large sIo~a .n hasi
soni.ht
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srsskfsst Tor . Ter days ssa yssl
kids~ys will lhsa aet fire. ftb 70,
0oua salea u naSc ssoa iAs ssil >
ssspcs ase iesloa juIec, co0bJasl
With iittis. aaS hss sess uss1 fol
sesssss'oss 70 cisas clsees1 kilssyu
asd stimulate ihcn 70 npenal sssiv.
~. also 10 scasfalisc the acids II
uriuc. 20 Il 20 Iossrr b q sovree q
irriisiios. thus esdisg bladder weak.
sces. /.
Jad salts l. incapcssisc. csssol u.
jurs: aakea delightful cffsrvcsesas
iilhis.wsicr drink which ccssyoas
shouid take row asd thss u kssv
tho Kidneys clean ssd active. Drug.
sists hero ssy ihcy scii lots Of Jad
salts 10 folks who believe 10 otas.
coming kidney iruubic while u II on.
~ trouble. :.
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The colfilou Law

"Th. coasnaon Law. - sts.uaiis.,'
tsoa Vi Noi'~rs ". Ch.a..-,H' s~nss
sloasi aos.i. ~isish Nsasxer a II
WUoeis i'susiascd iAAs s-ssos ~,i;
snurh xsslifyiss results. I. iask ID
- Oar oi the SPECIAL attraction. si
the Wr.i thcairs on January -. ass
eousii-~a eumLrss "f fiction toad.
cts ~ho have t.eh chara,ed AID las.
etssira by Nr. ChassLrrp' raiy rr.
suarLaLic b0ok. ALL doubtless ieos
forward To ~ilacsais Rih- play with
much pIcssursbic inirr-~s The rro.
s~aisston will i,c a.sjc on a sc.I- .;
ksacrai uasaiiiccn-- ard every ss.
sursncs II offered that the cast /. an
absolutely reliable Gs-.
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1kk3ol(1lt$

|. Pssi asssssS2 % ussAae. sisissd
{ Ere lsal eyseiss. +.
u. G. WaossYr. u .pssvss is a
: Aissx yi.ises Assy,
q \. ASCfAaA{. q 9atse. xs, .,
satoe bsrn ypssskday.
Z; T. nsstold. Of Les Aalass. is .
[dDsj.s.s visitor u ~ city.
] j. y vayk4 q Pueblo arrived tess
( Sssaestsy % . hisosesA lsis lSs the,
1.r . I. esNpsAy.
~. asd 1ra. /. Tewsssad. ee
Qastass. s~s v iAs cts. spsssdsy
- . short Slsssses istD. .
81 Jssies J. u. korthewaa arrived hsrs
lbls ,ssossia: fsss Dssyes whore No
|elssi s~ss.e 4pyl On bsslass.,
81 Richard .eleaesF rs(nfiel Ills
8psaiss fss1 pesvss SAses h~ hss
/ yet I. fe~ sals - ssslass esd
n j, {, cesi.o. rs,ursss ,A,s .s.s.
px iran. Qeassr ~Asss he seeas ssv.
[fsi days atsesaIRS tAe sssrk. show
rad there ihis veek.
.. ". Wol~ost asd .os Nay ,s.
ssssd ihk neraiax fesu beaver
hsrs hU sitsaAsA ~ sasrk shs~
Id stoehass's ssavssilss.
hrA \ p. ssers sss Ar. = y.
otl3r. os Rstos. cane 0seg lss, -S-
heias u aiesad ihs Sssfesoases "
krhr Ptsk i.ady" q sAs ws.s,
Mr.. = &. Hall leasss sesas fos
psivesa,a asa slss Asiesia. TEXAS.
esA sspsclA 70 Is spos sboss :,
soeth. she stii sisjs wish k~s ~.
ss.
Mss. xsisssr Esd tsssssss x<ius.
r'Il iesve fos Cairase asA osAvs
sasssss poasts Sunday. Mr. zsisiss
viii s~ss iheo il kassas Ci,y Ass
bsc east s'ish thsi,.
/ NJ. .asd Mr., JeAa IlIsksy. sss
have tsss sssa1ias several weeks
(Asss, isti lsss sIsht fss beaver. NJ.
okhsy SiIl b. ass,iessj u the
lnosshsra seei sselta TOR soa- ii.-.
AsthaF Dsrsisos, of The {. y. &
4. ssssse car. has rssissed his ,ssi.
ties .sd leave. a ssse Tor s,srk
Hawk. Cish. whsr. he viii ,sks
tasrse es The s~ssYs dspsrsnes, Of
he ces.siitstst ~ essvssy.
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AND r,
unu DENIED 60an

itoi'eri Caii.h. president oJ ;hS
Triaidad uia-i. union. char isssl
with bsisS A. sxs.>soSy is w kill
:ss Of . Wise suard ~ uslohsr -.
sal lame. nieuSsris. hsiL ~ .
eharse of usprdrs sssv isx oat VI thv
same insidssi. we're this mOrnisx d.
l1i.i bond u Judge \, ". M.iissdsi.
Who heard the application for bail
faad- by AiiSsse, ., ". CLARK. soun.
50. for ih~ Cnii-i MiA- Wosksss "
America, Mike Gursri-sp. shsIS-j
with bslax in,piis,siel in the. shoot
Stsx Of rsdap As0Uo. = sn-psi....
saln-r ~i,s Sss fatally .ho, al Axui-
Iar Early ". No, eASss. ss. sAsuU-l
- LOna is The sum of ss..".. Gu.E-
stsso was shut in th. left eye by III.
i9'iiei tho, passed ihsoash Tia. h.s's
q 'Asniio. .I..
| Chtieh has L-ea is Jail sins. No
Nsmbes 80 Sh-n b. ~as ass-slsJ b.,
The miiiisIy suihoriii.s TVe s,iii-
sary sommlssiun In lie fiadinxs de-
-sssed him " ks a ''lAaSssou. an:
asds.isshir sitra. II th~ sAania-
ailon Chiieh s.adr slAls meat. .sos :
isx that he ~ss Al the i.aiio~ ,t-a,
cOoony the nisbI b~toSe the last tat
tie b~t~r~s striker. asd nsis~ guards
asd prssossiiy distributed fire arm.
/ aad smmaailtoa which were us-d b,
serik~ss IN the tight that resulted Ia
the kiliihs of Aaxu. N,-ssad-g.
wh-a the military psls;,s.s. ~-s- ~.
itnani.hsd BY The taiiiiaTy sa,kari.
si'-s tbil.h was s--asrs>sri On tn.
rhaskr by civil p'os-As ssd has i,--a
u The soasy Jail .ia.-.
liirutssis 10 kno~s a. ''iits lin .
sad il said to have led haaj ai
Greek sisikrss that fired .a min.
guards Asd IN ,hr fixh,ias Ai.ssa-
der ~as killed. lie " .siJ 4. haze
i-ra the msn ~ho s.'bfuss.scL Niss.
ssdvr NeaSisx = ~hil. hacker. hi.f
srosssd his arm a. a .isn 1t srSis-.
Nc AS ~Oasd-si In Tie '-s aai taken
io beaver apa ..,sr.i il ~ io..ph' =
hsppiiai tor srcsimehs I, vp. thor.
b" ~As arrested AMI 'si.T EruuEh, g.
Tfinilad. HT. .r
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PuDeIs 1AclS eHAlsP - ~
Q1 11DoouDUC1

7 Maeos. Ga. LAO. ga -tnissi
(slalss Atsofssy Acksrn.na today AZ.
8rassd btfsee 'ths .mcabers Of tho
eeess ..,sdis.sry v6siiA,sl1c : isv1.tt.
Iaiins he charges of misconduct
ksain.t FEDERAL Judge En.ty sp,er.
"'fe yea khSw anything eoneern-
Dss q. charge thst 'Juast spser |.
ddietsdf 70 tSs drug habit" asked
l:hairmas wcbb. '"''7
'"No. Of rs, ovn kaowledsss.'' re.
|aiiied the withcis, ~ sas only give
Sou the opiaiea Of 8 lawyer. / have
frsausqsly ossssvsd the ly,ikc grow
lsrttsbis, tosttsss add .inpsaisus.
MAT % such scsassoss no would re-
f<ss hi eoutt sad so 70 chambers
iter five. ot tel iaiautes whom ha
would .cnseunt the beach with his
pid time sisor. :" ''''
I, Thai Jads, epps would le,vc his
A?N district fren Jaty TITO Nd
n lIsAhsr = w si.e asserted BY the
Shp".sn3 y,t y .t. ,,nr- r. 9. ~,
& ''HissalatlTE lsaaFAssais;eiis is;eiis;ii q
s issak fsStHs ~
sSss MIN try, the New YORK
stock exchange.
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DRlWk MolE WA1tR
IF KIDNEYS BoTnel
"a, Less Neat asl Iats sal,s fss
Daekaehe or loAd6er 1rouble.
IN 1A0R sAAU -

DsckaeAe oe I,ad1er freuble.
Uric acid Ia meat caciles the kie.
acy.. they bccomc oserworkcd: Set
sluggish. ache. and feel likc su0pa Of
lead. The urins bceoaes cloudy: the
bladder b irritatcd. and you may bc
Obliged to seek rcisse iwo or three
iinacs dvrinx the nishi. When tho
sidncys clog you muss help thsn
iiuah off the body'S urinOus waste or
youli be u real sick psrson shostiv.
~ flint you feel dull misery iu tho
kidaey region. you suffer from back
ache. sick headache. diaxiucss, atom.
ach gets sour. tongue coated aud you
feel rheumatic twinscs ~hcn tho
weather II bad.
Eat less meat. drink lots OF water.
also get from any pharinacist four
ounces Of Jad Salts: take . table
spoonful In glass Of water before
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23
CONFESSED lYa
IS SENTENCED

QsIsiaW f.rlssAVs. ~hv . week
o. N'0sv ssS shss ssj allied hss
y, t,c,h-r.is-is-. Manuel Eaptsssa. al
vcsdss tht uosaisR N the dtalsie'
evurt sssssr. = ri~s et guilty IL .s .
sojsslseS usn,iAsshsss. Tie sas
lsaaSsa1sscly ssas1ssrd io s.sSs y
sssa.;O si.s- uealbs IN tho eousls
1aii. e.. n
TIE lso nss -asASci IN . quar-.
- Vser = ~ rha,a which fessan.
osz had borrowed fsun taspisoas a. ]
aac former " sAid IN hate S~ss At.
ssskcd BY the latter. fsf1sad-s
scssrcd h,.r ~solVrs ssi shos tayi.
to>s. ~h" dicd the following day al.
Ter fcra,adss had = sarrss, swo,n
GS' for the srrrsi .: Espiaosa oa o
thsssc Of sasAaIt ts kiIi
Louis Zan0iis~. charged with 49,.
eaali ~''f . dcsdi, weapon 10 do
ssrstL odiiy Injury. also eni-r-i \
tlss Of guilty In couri this morn.
tnR anL VAS ssntrnccd io serve SIX
sooniha u the ,vuniy Jail.
y Mike PuH'is. a Creek convicted 10
the district court last ~cck ON
Charge. growing out Of his
actios In bringing To Triuidsd from,
Dawson. y. ~. two girls. ono of
whom wss found with him In local
house. was sentenced to n
Term Of five 10 scvon years In the
ptatc pcni,cniiaSy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23
-eestIyAay.

6Apsss-
Robert stnps.n, piUarsE real
d ~ ofthis .i';. 6: ysssS old. died
ssoetls after nano Yesterday Al al.
hoa~. Sst H"p.s.Os asrsus. ls-.
scas-i vas a nsssIes vi os~ ~ The
c~ss ksoNs tansisrs ssd h ssss,sr'i
Ls sssncso-.. r-is,is~s. fassrsi ~ili
sssc slas, ~ : o'slork tssnosso~ st.
'rssoor 'on. .hs kosissss a,eaa.
chapel.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23

chronIcie.News soc a month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23

IE Dlle1aa Nvel
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23
s sul.sIA1I1ox LOCATION

!, Announcement is made b. Post
nasstcr J. L viKii that on after to-
day. January IS. sub-station No. I
:wAich wss located ON Commercial
slr6et. will 10 located At so: Arizona
street AMI Tony D. Clark will be in
.chsrSs. ~ .-1.i sr,~r. ~ = 'r --'ts
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23
'''na'as - 81 - ~. ,,-.,

cticsss. Jss.. :S.-,EaNart ".
[ iosn. Spscial aslesass Sos The later.
1 rate ceassry- ceanIssiss. lsff
Nero Tor wsshiAstos sedax 10 psp-
Dssc. . letitlsa u the fsasesi evsrt
tAat viii esssbiht sae Of The mo-,
epersapt lsscesssta. s,,r ~, il Il.
(seFt e flx the Iswen et In sanass.
~ . esees assrssS ftOe sswtUiss
r3essssss. Ths roon,osoas ,st!lSos
p redsfal jaase LaaAis 10 ssapsi Z.
~. Kills. vles psesiasae Ut the Ar.
.sss Refrisrrasor car iise,. 10 ~.
ewer question: il the rate hsasiass.
wiii b. filed Tuesday.
!. Mr.. .Hlacx ssia be sapSSsed ,um~d. !.
ia,s sctiea Oh IL.
"Ruelsx o. our prtillos viii ~.
ssbiish how far wIlscssc, ny 70 In
scfasiss. 70 tessify.'' Asid NJ. llsss.
;fhis question r ss~. II q p,r.
ysoaA spplseattos TOT q ruilss y. u.
Hartman vas allowed TO dsriiss 10
eNsify bst the srossd lakss 1sa
vas that the connisaioa dld aos eoa.
ssnptsts sskias . cospiaias tu,
nerelJ was sesk!nS isforuatioa On
vhtch 70 base possibis reeomnenIs.
ksoAs. This b a. sstlssiy wisrsrcat
case. which there b no question
shat . roaDiaist n4y. BE- made On the
sasis Of this hsasiss." /.
I
NJ. hiass stated thss the rebate
auss'ion vas iavoisci iato the In.
futry Into rates aad ieinG charsua Of
the rsfrlssrator car iiucs. Even
ehssc rsfrlserator cars are privately
ewncd snd are not commou carriers."
es said. "shc conmtsssos will isjuirs
lsio The r.tss Of transportation 10
zoe u they arc reasoeabie 10 ascsr.
lais II through icing charges or 9th,
)fvise rebates nay aol ~ accorded"
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-23

TIE saivas,ss Arsy eas ~ an
esse-off eiesbinE. furaiturs, titehss
utaaeils, l1shsa b61llsS, &c. Az.
oss having any q such plsese pheoe
Red 1859 asd they viii - ealie1 ~
eseeptly, TtsaAs.-cass 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
GERN>NY'S GREATEST DANGER.

The Austrians have now come forward with a
charge that the Germans have neglected than
in their hours of direst need have refused need
ed achievements, made strategic blunders in
tie conduct Of their campaign, and generally
disappointed the Austrian administration. There
may be some things uncertain about Germanys
position There may be others problematical to
greater or less degree. About one there can
be no question which is that the disaffection Of
her Austrian ally would be practically fatal TO
Ter hopes whatever they are for the present or
future.
OF courre, there is always the possibility that
The situation is exaggerated That Is one thing
we must always bear in mind, We are told
that the outcome Of the war will find the world
taking tho German side OF the controversy. That
may be We are always openminded We merely
feel that the success OF German arms depends OIL
the cIosencss OF her ties with Austria These
appear TO be weakening,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
4 GOOD EXHIBIT.

Now thar we have embarked on the work Of
tie Virginia exhibit at the Panama Pacific ex-
position next year, let's to It that are
adequately represented. 1t Is practically an as
sured fac. that the foreign exhibits viii be ma
terially curtailed by the exegencies OF war II
Is almost as certain that small part of what
had been expected from abroad TO make the ex-
position attractive in other respects will be miss
ing.
There IA, therefore, a great opportunity to
II AXE a great exposition OF American activities.
In this exhibit the South and Virginia should
have share betting their importance. It IS
also fitting that there should be many Of the best
and most historic spots of Virginia to have q
part in the proposed exhibit With th:s end N
view VIC trust that the State of Virginia, through
its exposition commission. Will that Vir-
ginia has adequate representation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
BLt.ASE AND DEMOCRACY.

Governor Cole Bease sounds the alarm that
Democracy is threatened with defeat. We fear
the governor has not recovered from his re-
cent experience in South Carolina. Certainly
the elimination Of this free lance can have
barring on the fate of Democracy. for even
the doughty governor can scarcely consider him
se,f synonymous with Democracy. The only
thing allowable in that line Is for Roosevelt not
only to say he Is but to be synonymous with
Bull MoosiSm.
The downfall of Bleasism in South Carolina
appears complete We congratulate that State on
the event. What we feared after the gentleman $
defeat recently was that the State might rest on
fits laurels and allow some insidious Blease in
fueuce to remain in her midst as the seed for
future disgrace The governor himself by con-
tinuinE to intrude. his personality into the
affairs of his State is giving the best assurance
that his elimination will be absolute and com.
piete. The day of an absoIutism. and the day
has passed when Democracy, Repuhlicanism, or
|Progressiyism can afford such freasks as Blease.
We rejoice that Democracy has taken the lead
/ in eliminating this character of sort of poiti-
elan insofar as she has been able. We are glad
30 othe2 parties following In this as in other
matters, the lead Of Americas greatest party
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
The Saloon.

Go see tie graves that you have filed,
60 see the blood that YOU have spilled:
Then tell me that there Is place
Where you should show your demon face
Go ask the drunkard's wretched wife
What's been the terror of her Fife;
What turned her raven locks to snow,
And laid her wretches husband low
Go hear the orphans cry for bread;
Go hear the widow mourn her dead.
Go the drunkard's haggard face
And ask IF them. where is thy place?
Go see the place where the demons lurk,
Go watch them in their devilish work
As they with knives each other chase,
And there, vile whfskey. is thy place.
Wilson Advocate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
FRIDAY

thing and don't get IL TO charge that the other
fellow got 1t unfairly. OF course, a man mustn't
admit that lie was Clearly outcalculated that is
not polite.
Not being concerned with drawing a lesson
just al present, We refrain from moralizing
further. We merely suggest that our readers
pick for themselves the real cause of complaint
from among those here outlined or proceed TO
outline others that will satisfy Perhaps the
last method will prove more generally salts
factory. for no man can be convinced that his
own ideas OF high finance are incorrect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
THE WORK OF COOP GOVERNMENT.


7Ae Firgjrfan is glad to see that large nam
Der OF organizations in the State that We're
active In the prohibition campaign have slightly
change lie character Of their organization and
sre now known Good Government clabs seek
!. ing 10 make effective the enforcement and ap
r,scation Of the law they had So large part
In placing Oh Tiranias statute books
The vork of preparing for prohibition has
two years in which 10 dc its best. We trust
that in that time much may be done and
much accomplished. There arc few. If any, I'm
terests. more deserving Of sacrifice and good
citizenship than the enforcement OF law
State is measured In the eyes OF the world by
lie respect in which its laws. are held, Wiz
ginias stand in the matter of Law enforcement
Tor all her history has attracted the comment
ard commerdation Of the world. The state is
fcraanaso IN The possession Of thls attribute this
Reputation for law-abding decency. The VIZ
gistaa desires 10 see this reputation greatly in
creased by the spectacle Of Virginia adequately
arc effectively enforcing her prohibition law.
II IL not too much to say that the interests
active In securing the adoption Of the prohibi-
I fson law arc the only interests that can be
fuliv trusted TO lend unselhsh and absolutely
loyal service TO making prohibition effective
4 1haf being the case It is eminently fitting that
saaec numbers Of Interested parties who were
-rssgc ara efaclent in lining up Virginia for
ta.s great n oral movement should take a strong
ttsns for law enforcement
sge trust that many citizens who have been
opposed 10 any trial Of prohibition in Virginia
hut who have declared intention Of seeing
taat prohibition has fair trial Will see fit tc
assliate themselves with organizations seeking
rireesly TO accomplish this result We feel that
III THE wey more largely than I'm any other
can the position of Virginia be assured the re
spect of the world.
Good government is the need Of this State
Tor the future. and now that the policy of the
State IN regard TO the liquor business has been
y Err7frt it is the task Of good government t.
ses TO ii that by the election Of the proper
4 o.acials the enactment of the proper laws by
those officials and finally by tho thoroughgong
& onsarceneat Of those laws after their enactment
I thai the work Of good government shall be thor
oaghly done.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
MIR Fills AND THE RAvKFRs.

The coming Of Mr.. William r Ellis to Rich
mond to address the American Bankers associa-
utn In it's religious services is feature OF the
Entertainment which would congratulate
the committee in charge Mr. Ellis is a man of
wise and wide vision. His acquaintance with the
reiigoas world he viii represent 10 tho bankers
OF the country VIII be worthy Of the attention
and thouaht Of tho country's financial rcpresen-
.atives
The FirpniaH Is glad that the committee on
entertainment should have seen the wisdom and
necessity OF introducing such an element into
their meetings It is only another evidence OF
gHe44f bend l-4t21aa4- church ard finance
the conseeration Of the best in money and means
10 the religious work Of the world.
The VHginiau trusts that not only the bank
ere. but the citizens Of Richmond viii lend a
large share OF their interest to the address Of
Mr.. ELLIS during the session Of The Bankers
association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-09
The Big State Fair.

The Virginia State fair opened yesterday with
a fine prospect Of success and the weather the
element of uncertainty. Withdrawal of opposi-
ton by a large and influential element who OPP
posed the sale of liquor the grounds will
tend to swell the attendance. As far the fair
proper is concerned. the exhibits in all lines
said 70 be unusually good. Eastern and
Northern Virginia were not seriously affected
Ivy drought as Piedmont Virginia. and as a re-
sult the agricultural and horticultural products
display will be quite up to the standard. The
list of free attra and concessions is un-
usually good. and the racing program will as
usual prove a fine drawing card.
We interested in the State fair for the
reason that many of the exhibits there will be
brought to the Danville fair, and its success
foreshadows our The entire State feels
an interest in the state fair. and thousands will
attend from all over virginia.-Danville Regis