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Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

q Ucpnrfmcnf Of the Interior
Us >. land Office at Los Angeles, Cal,
. .Oct. ,16, 1914
aNotice is hereby given that August
Matt " 1910 Oregon street, San Diego,
California, who, on December &c, 1918,
made desert Land Entry No. 0213O3,
Tqr east half of Tract so, Township
15 s.. Range IL E., S. B. meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final desert proof, to establish claim
- the land above described. before
Clerk Of the Superior Court, Ell Centre,
california, at 200 o'clock p. m, on the
md day of December, 1914.
gClalmant names as witnesses: Delos
Z, Trim, of San Diego, CAL; Joseph
Treshel. Clara Treshel, Agnes Treshel,
all ofrImperial, Cal. Z fs
Non-coal JOHN d. ROCHE, ~
ImpPalPreSsNoV22 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
FOR ExcHANeE-LIvE STOCK

FOR EXCHANGE-One team large
mules for horses small mules or cow,
or what have you w. $. Cummings,
El Dorado Acres, / 1a miles north
west of Ell Centric X149
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
WANTED-A0ENTO

agent exclusive state
rights TO reliable parties, to appoint
county and city agents for the great
est automobile safety device invent
ed: $4,000 a year easily earned;
will take $1,000 cash to handle. Ad-
dress p. O. Box 302, San Diego. X151
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c. A. SHAFER
UNDERTAKEN
Vt Centrn. Phone Main ia
06826
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
U S. Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal,
September 10. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that William
a. MoCune, of Seeley Cal, assignee
of Henry II. Clay, who, on Juno "a,
1910. made desert land entry No 0es2S.
for SE Y SW u, N " SW ", and SIC
Y, Section 35, Township 16 south,
Range IL east, s. B. meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final des-
ert proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before the regis
ter and receiver, ". S. land office. Los
Angeles, California, at 900 n. M, on
tho 3rd day of November, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: n. j.
Aviator. of National CITY, California,
aud j. G. Davies, ]. c. Faauay. J. w.
McClune, all of Seelev. California.
Non-coal JOHN ID. ROCHE.
Press at ElCentro, ,CalOct2S Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
BREEDING STOCK.

MY REGISTERED DRAFT HORSE,
Byard III. will make the fall season
at my ranch Az miles southwest
of El Centre. Terms, $40 cash for
season. J.W Wood. Phone 97F31.x149
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR SALE-Columbia Graphopone,
new, 46 records, $20.
100 young laying hens
rolls new hog wire - 8
1000 feet new lumber 1X12 and 1x6.
l good dairy COW, fresh, with calf,
1 3year-old filly with foal. n
H. Hendrick kson, X. +. d. L. miles
east of Imperial. 'f.t '4 X14S
WANTEDy-T trade Excelsior motor
cycle, good condition, for sound,
young and gentle horse, weight
about l,200. Address c., E. Bailey
El Centre, or ranch, u miles north-
west of Eucalyptus schools. x1aS
! FOLDER $2.50-l per
dozen; nothing better made in the
valley at any price. Fifty pictures
in five poses, SO cents. Weinert, I'm
perial. '2j f" x154
COTTON taken at 1Oc a pound in ex-
change for pianos. 1 will advance
the cash for picking if necessary.
r.. l.. Harrell, 622 Main ST., Eel Cen
trO. ~
FOR SALE-1-Bees. 81 colonies in stand
ard 1oframe hives. F. J. Severin,
Route 2, Imperial Cal. xl52
WANTED-Wil do double discing, z5c
per acre. ii. Schlager, Star Route,
Box ok. x150
FOR SALE-Bees. Have several yards
for sale. Terms to suit. Address p.
o. Box 466.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS AND APIS.

PARK VIEW APARTMENTS.
Corner Sixth and Adams, facing the
Park; new two and three-room apart
ments with bath, hot water, modern
ia every respect. If
FOR RINT--Furnished room with
bath, hot and cold water, very rea-
sonable. Goa Adams ST.. facing the
Park. 40
FOR Furnished room with
bath; close in; private entrance. See
J' w. Smith, Central Garage, lei Cen
tro.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath 623 Brighton. X152
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MONEY To LOAN

WE HAVE 100000 to loan on first
class Imperial Valley farm lands.
Special proposition. Money to loan
on cotton warehouse receipts. Du-
range of good grade and staple COM
mands a premium loan with us.
Cash and San Diego property for I'M
perial Valley farms;
SAN DIEGO SECURITIES CO.,
If interested. call on or address our
representative, c. Orsmond Bulls,
Hotel Oregon, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20

WANTED--SO to 100 acres best land
that $50 will buy; no alkali; easy
payments; state location. Address
o. n. J., care Press.
WANTED--To rent house, about five
rooms close in to town E. E. Ben
nett, Oregon Hotel block.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
WANTED-LIVE STOCK.
AUTOMOBILES
FURNITURE

FOR SALE--Furniture; must be sold
az once. sos Brighton Ave, corner
Fifth St. x1AS
WANTED-We pay highest prices for
second hand goods. McCune Furni-
~ture Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20

October %, miles southwest of
IIebor, miles northwest of CaleX-
leo:
30-Choice Dairy Cows-30
5-UorScS-5
Farming implements, Etc.
14S II. KAHN & CO., Owners.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
WANTED--REAL ESTATE

W ANTED TO LEASE-60 or so acres
in alfalfa, with cows, on shares, by
experienced dairyman. Charles Whit
low, Box O5, Star Route, Ell Cen
trO. X146
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20

October &c, miles south of El
Centro / " miles west of Hebcr, on
the Il. j. NJ. Hale ranch:
90--Dairy Cows-90
25-Head of Horses-25
l52 Il. J.. M. HALE, Owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
POULTRY
PASTURE AND PRODUCE


WANTED-H Horses to pasture, So per
month. AZ miles northeast of I'm
perial. G. s. johnson. xf50
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FOR SALE--TfVE STOCK

SALES TO BE CONDUCTED
BY WILL STANTON ,t
PIONEER AUCTIONEER
OF IMPERIAL VALLEY
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20

October IS, on the RockhiIl ranch,
4 miles west OF Calexico: -
2-Head of HorseS~r2
Lot of Farming Implements, House
hold Furniture, Etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20

FOR SALE-Corner lot at Tenth and
Olive, El Centre, 5000; $170 down,
balance $40 per month Apply Box
COS, Holtville. KISS
FOR SALE-Income property, central
ly located; income $175 per month.
Box 656, Ell Centric. X149
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-31
FLAT STREET TO BE WIDENED.
(Continued from Page 1.)

plan nIaced on file in the town cIa,l, <
office of said town bv . committee
elected mt the animal town mentino in
1912 to investigate the mat+er Of Md
ening Main street in front of the Raw
and Judge properties. and wideninG,
Strengthening and grading Flat street
and to report at a special town meeting
to be called at their SUGGESTION and
that said changes shall be made from
time to time when alterations in the
AUDITING Dronertv shall make tho Same
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SECTIONS OF THE BUILDING CODE WHICH
NAY APPLY TO THE OTTER FIRE
nISTfI,-r

Section No building shall be built within
the outer fire limits OF Brattleboro without first
having the grade and front line fixed by the in
speetor. 50 as to conform to and preserve the
beauty of the street on which said hnildiug Is
erected
Sec. Any large wooden building. except
ing dwelling houses, three stories in
height which is hereafter erected in the Outer
Fire District. which may be can~idcrd a fire
hazard, shall be equipped with automatic ~priuk
lers, both inside aud out, ii 80 ordered by the
Inspector.
Sec. a.--In case Of any building being erected
on lot adjoining some other property each
party shall erect his building at least four feet
from the line. masking space Of eight feet be
tween the two buildings. and no building shall
tie built within less than four feet OF the line
without special permission from the building
Inspector
ing within the inner outer fire district. if
dissatisfied with the rulings and orders OF line
Inspector, may take an appeal thcretrom to the
board Of civil authority. which shall consist OF
IL Justices OF the peace. six To he chosen by
the owner builder and six ny the building
inspector or commissioners, and their decision
in the matter shall be final.
Sec. Any abutting land owner. where a
building Is to he erected, If he considers such
building extremely hazardous Objectionable
may also take appeal to the board Of civil
authority in like manner as the owner or build
These specifications may he amended or lnodi-
fed from time to time to meet the future cond-
lions and requirements upon article being in
serted in the warrant for the annual meeting.
specifying the amendments and notifications to
be voted
The books and files containing all applications
are hereby declared To be public records and all
plans. statements and other papers relating to
any such application are hereby declared to be
public records aud shall be opened inspection
at all reasonable times, but such inspection shall
not include the right to copy any plan, drawing,
tracing or print. and any such copying is hereby
forbidden.
Nothing in this code contained shall he con
strued to affect any suit proceeding now
pending in any court, or any rights acquired or
liability incurred any cause or causes of
action accrued or existing under any act or ordi-
nance repealed hereby. Nor shall any right or
remedy Of any character be lost, impaired or
affected by this code.
The invalidity of any section provision of
this code shall not inyaljdatc any other section
! or provision thereof.
/ This ordinance 10 be knevn as the Building
! Code shall take effect Immediately on the day
after its approval and adoption by the legal
voters OF the village OF Brattleboro.
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A SMART YOUNG MAN.

50 considered in his town for many
wears, recently asked for grace in the
payment of his premium on an old poll
cy. Said he, cit IS all have to
leave" He knew it but his neighbors
did not. National Life ms. Co. of Vt.
(Mutual) - EARLE S. KINsLEY,
General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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EAST DOVER.

Warren Lozclle visited in Wards
boro last week
Mrs. Diantha Niles was a Christmas
guest OF relative - Brattlehoro.
II. II. Forester Of Wardsboro was
in town Monday and Tuesday repair
ing telephones.
Miss Grace sherman of Providence.
r. l., spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. sherman.
Mrs. ". d. Howe went Monday to
Erattleboro to stay few days with
her mother. Mrs. Sophia Grawhering.
Mrs Florence Small. who has been
at work in Newfane Il few months,
finished work there and returned home
last week.
Miss Ruby Franklin of Greenfield.
Mass. spent Christmas week with her
aunt, Mrs. F. +. 1caw, and Miss Ed
ma Moore.
Miss Ida Goodell returned home
Monday cf last week after spending
four weeks in Springfield, Mass, and
Brattleboro.
Students who are home for the holt
day vacation are Gertrude Holland
from wilmington. Mary farmer from
Castleton normal school. Leslie Turnnr
from LyndonvilIe; Waldron Russell,
Ruby Howe from Leland and Gray;
Ruth Hale, Helen Gould from Brattle-
boro; Everett Wentworth from Massa-
chusctts state college.
Some of the Christmas guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bemis, Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Yoaw and daughter, Ruth, all of Brat
tleboro, at G. II. Bemis s; Iarland
| Wentworth at G.. l.. Wentworth s. Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Yeaw and daughter,
Mildred, and Mrs. A. ". RoeI of Brat
| tleboro at W. l.. Yeaw s; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Halliday of Brattleboro
at G. II. Turner s and W. c. Ialll-
day IS; y. J. Howe Of Ansonia, Conn,
at L. l.. and ". D. Howe IS; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Yeaw Of Brattleboro at ".
! j. Metcalf's.
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PROPOSED BUILDING CODE.

Section lin addition to all the provisions
OF Chapter 100 Of the Public Statutes relating
TO binding inspectors, which has been duly
adopted by the village OF Brattleboro, the fol
lowing provisions shall constitute and be known
as the Building Code and may be cited as such
and presumably provide for all matters concern
equipment, alteration. repairs removal of
buildings or structures erected to be erected
in the village OF Brattlehoro.
See. 1.-The Inner Fire District of the village
OF Brattlehoro shall include the territory within
the following described limits:
Beginning at point ON the Vermont state
line eaStery of the center line OF Harris place
thence westerly on. center line OF Harris place
10 the center line Of Main street thence south
intersection with Grove street, thence westerly
along the center line of Grove street to a point
north OF the western boundary Of the federal
property, thence southerly along the east line
OF lands Of Charles r.. Crosby to the center Of
High street, thence easterly. along the center of
High street to the intersection of the center line
along the center line OF Green street TO its in
tersection with the center line of School street.
thence sOutherly along the center line of School
street to its intersection with the center line OF
Elliot street, thence along the center line OF
Elliot street TO point in said Elliot street
where the center line of said street would be in
tersected by continuation of the west property
line OF the lot upon which stands the overa Il
shoD occupied bv the Hooker Corser & Mitchell
Co., thence southerly along said described line
to the center of Frost street. thence westerly
along the center line Of Frost street to the west
line OF the >. y. smith Mig. 10, thence south
erly and easterly along the line of the said S.
A. Smith Mfg. Co. to point where the west
line OF the lands Of ". R. Stuart intersects with
said property, thence along the west line OF lands
OF said ". r. Stuart to the center OF Canal
street, thence easterly along the center line OF
Canal street to its intersection with the east
end of Clark street, thence along the center line
of Clark street its Intersection with Lawrence
street, thence easterly along the center line of
Lawrence street to its intersection with South
Main street, thence southery the center line
OF South Main street 120 feet, thence east to the
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Special Notices

CHIROPODT and Shampoo parlors
Mrs. L. P. Bailey, III Main st. 'Phone.
53-tf
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SWITCHES, pompadours; eombings
made up to order. Mrs. Z. P. Bailey,
III Main Street. 53-tf
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SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL.
Report of Coroner's Jury in the AT
fair at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. Dee. 81. - A coroner 5
jury at Fort Erie, Ont, impaneled to in
vestigate the death of Walter Smith,
the Buffalo man shot by Canadian
soldiers on Monday, returned its YER
diet last evening after hearing the
testimony of the soldiers, Thomas De
laney, a provincial police officer and
several eye-witnesses. The verdict was:
We find that the deceased, Walter
met his death on Monday fore
noon, Dee. ., while evading arrest for
shooting ducks out of sea-
son in Canadian waters, by a volley
delivered accidentally from the rifles
of three miEtiamen who We're called
upon by Provincial Officer Thomas De
laney to assist him.
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UPRISING INSIGNIFICANT.
Dean C. Worcester Receives Reassur
ing Advices from Philippines

WASHINGTON, Dee. 81. - Private
dispatches from Manila saying that
the recent disturbances in the Philip
pines, although dangerous, We're insig-
niticant in accomplishments were lad
today before the committee considering
philippine independence bill by
Dean G. Worcester, former secretary
Of the interior of the islands. The
dispatches came Yesterday from his
personal friend, Manila editor, and
for their accuracy Mr.. Worcester
vouched.
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u T. TI'TI-ITT --N
Brattlehoro, Dec. %, 1914.
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Editor of The Reformer:
Having noticed several articles in the
paper insinuating that ! would not he in
favor of a binding code of any kind
whatever. | wish to state that | am in
favor of code for the protection of the
inner fire district, and while, as ! said
at the special meeting called for the pur-
pose of adopting Il fire code, ] personally
believe that the present laws, if enforced,
would give ample protection IN the vii
lage. if the people of Brattleboro want a
fire code a. a standard to 90 by ] would
suggest your printing the enclosed code IN
your paper for their consideration.
/ do not think that the men who voted
against the proposed code at the last
meeting should hc censured in the least
for the way they voted, as the majority
| of them were property owners and men
! To whom some of the articles IN this code
would have meant d hardship and they
| did not propose to adopt Il code which
would have been applicable to the CON
gested district of any large city, and after
| carefully considering the code submitted
the voters did not think it possible to
amend it and get it into satisfactory
shape at n village meeting. To the ma
jority OF the voters this code seemed ii
diculous for town OF this size and would
i certainly tend to increase rents in the
residential district.
/ While | believe that every precaution
should be taken to protect the inner tire
Idstrct. | also believe that a factory con
etructed building on Flat street or amy
other street in the inner fire district.
=, properly equipped with automatic Sprink-
lers, Il a much safer risk than a brick
, building which does not have the sprink-
Ter protection and would be 80 consid.
cred by the Insurance companies.
As for the outer fire district, the main
thing needed Is some restrictions to pre-
serve the beauty Of the streets by keeping
the houses in a line, and ! believe the
code herewith attached contains ample
restrictions for the outer fire district,
In this code, the article relating to the
, settling OF any disputes which may arts,
through the decision Of the inspector re
garding future buildings not only give
the owner OF builder a chance to make al
= appeal to the board OF civil authority, but
: the abuttcr may also make such appca
\ and rs this board will consist OF l. mer
7 in whom all parties can place confidence,
it viii do away with the necessity OF ap
pealng the case to the county and su
Ipreme courts in order 10 have instic,
done.
heartily approve of this code am,
would suggest that as long as there are n,
buildings being erected at the presau
time which would make it necessary t,
= adopt a code at once. the matter he LEI
until the regular village meeting ia tin
spring and in the meantime let anyon
who wishes offer amendments 10 TIN
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DID NOT KNOW
HE SOLD POISON
Dr. Bisbee Testifles in His Own Be
half-Claims Wood Alcohol Came
to Him as COLOGNE Spirits

W iA4iiA 0S SOAOS4lC hop444iS.
MIDDIEBURY, VI, Dec. 31.-Dr. I
d. \. Bisbee, the Bristol merchant who |
is accused of having caused the death /
of four persons by selling them poison t
Gus liquor, did not know that the liquid |
was wood alcohol. according to his tes
timony nj his trial yesterday on charge |
of manslaughter in causing Cyrus Cur
~ s death.
81 intended to sell spirits contrary
to law Bisbee admitted. Il sold |
from four to five gallons of alcohol
week, " he added, .'but / certainly
would not have sold the liquor which
is alleged to have caused these deaths.
| if / had known it was wood alcohol.
Only once did Dr.. Bsbee break
down, when in reply to question tears
rolled down his cheeks and he said,
Many of the victims were my per
sonal friends. - The accused was on
the stand for one hour. lie testified:
I''I am 4 doctor of medicine, practiced
for five years in the West and for a
time in the East. l conducted a drug
store from 1881 to 1904, since than a
general store in Bristol. / was not a
licensed druggist.
ION the last Friday in October ]
received 10 gallons of cologne spirits
from concern in Troy, \. y. / pour
ed five gallons Of it into a can and the
rest into bottles. I sold some Of # ia
Cvrns Curry cor+oinlv would not
lba,a cola = bod I,no,,n = - ~
wood alcohol.
- was divorca3 two 1-oar, ooo
ESinro my confinement in ;aI baTa
written - Iat+crs IA ATrs lilo, Pm
dow. She wrote mo fon. or fTn 7 nd
dressnd then, as .Daar JiII;an. -,
when At+ornav Ganaral Rarhor osl,-
ed ..Did Won use +bc folIov-ina iar,.
+ ,uaoo IN q lotto. "a 5rr, pron5o,, ;,
:. YoI must remnnbar ahon+ Tho 70.
K coivinn If +bn 10 n.1Ion.. ,ra.l-aJ al
oora snfr;+s bor- - ,,.os sr,oIl.,l :,
} mo adni++ca IT. +rn+b Rofdro H.
= on tho witness e+ond A.. pran,la,,. do
G nioJ bavino .1neaiyal s,,cb . lotto,
o This comnIetad Riehaa : +as+inon,, -.
y In one of the letters Bisbce vvo.
d ouoted A. savino. .syo, must ro,,,an,
her that revenue s+omn tho a.roa,, '', ona
/ Ion 10-oallon can nns+ hn dGsfro>-od :,
II For the dafenso Mrs Rrando,r- +n.
!, +iGed ebo baa haor acona;r+od Ill
T. Rishoe since 1000 and alyino tha ms
y several months has worked .,on+ hi
Il store A. FIRST She denied +ba+ P;shn.
3 sold Iionor and later admi+-nd + Sb,
/. testified that Rishce While selIinn a
cohol on one occasion said. ..curs@ n,
re stuff Thank God can vet on+ If ~,
I, Ibnsincss in the snr;no
1t Al fine morninn session = -na,n
Ieon+ainino the Statement ~ rs,
~ hive. Want mother ia -haye my hanl
he book turned over 70 bor-Cvrnx CnI
n w. was not allowed NJ an exbihi+
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tinuance of artillery exchanges with
the enemy and further advances meas
ured by yards Of the French soldiers
at various points along the lines OF
battle. Counter attacks Of the enemy
were driven back and in Alsace tho
village of Steinbach is new held half
by German and half by French troops.
The fighting here has been from house
TO house and it continues today,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-31

TO Neutrality-suspicious. tenement Of
6 rooms, modern Improvements. In
quire Of T. E. Perry & Co., Main st.
247-t-
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HOUSE TOULOUSE FIGHTING.
Germans and French Each Hold Half
of Village in Alsace.

PARIS, Dec. 81, 2.55 p. m.-The
French official announcement given out
in Paris this afternoon relates a con-
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|. {. HOLDEN
SUBMITS CODE
Thinks, However, that Pres
ent Laws if Enforced,
Would Be Ample
REFERS DISPUTES
TO CIVIL AUTHORITY

Says Persons Who Voted Against Pro
posed Code Should Not Be Censured
Suggests Deferring Action Until
Regular Village Meeting in Spring.
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A Continuous Performance.

(St. Johnsbury Republican,
When Brattleboro gets short of lawsuit
material, it Just draws on its overalls and
goes at it again
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
URGES REVIVAL OF
MERCHANT MARINE
Seth Low Urges Necessity of
Revision of the Navigation
Laws

NEW YORK, Dec. Am American
merchant marine, with the United
States once more supreme In trade
on the seas, was the picture drawn
by President Seth Low, In his annual
address before the National Civic as
sociation at the hotel Astor, today.
Low pointed out that the revisions
of entry into American coastwiss
shipping made by President Wilson
will expire at the end OF two years.
He urged the immediate necessity OF
revising navigation laws 30 that yes
sells entering under our flag may con-
tinue handling American trade.
President Low announced that VIM
cent Astor would not be able to de-
liver his scheduled address on the
pure food and drug acts until late
next week Judge Alton b. Parker
also postponed delivering his address
on the limitations of free speech.
Organization work started by the
woman's section of the National Civic
association In Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Louis Is dormant and will remain
so until the conditions brought about
by the European war are relieved.