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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-16
HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
THE JEFFERSON

RICHMOND. VA.
The most magnificent motel In tn.
South. European plan. Rooms sing .
and en- suite. with and without baths,
Special sample rooms
TABLE D'tiOFE Saturday und Sra.
3nS, q 20 o. SI.SU ench-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, piano to keep for Its use.
Responsible party: no children. B
20. care Timss-DiSpatch
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sE.noanp am LINE ,.uv
Richmond & Chesapeak. Bay RaIlwa, Comoan,

supefscding Schedule of April Ii, 1914
schedule Subject to Change Wlthoui
Notice.
:, Trains Leaves R,chToId b's:5o A M. A.
+. N. r. NJ. +. NJ, b. z. NJ. 5:aa p
a.. e:A z. NJ. 7:l0 r. ST.. bs p. NJ. 10 p.
L. HE'S p. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland '5:s, A M. BIZ A. H..
A. NJ bs a NJ. ~ 4 NJ. eli A. ". .ii
noon. ''l z. NJ, P. n 3 p. NJ. p NJ
bs:2 r. NJ. ego p; NJ. 40 T.. IL. p. NJ
''SundaSs only.
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Arr --e Richmo nd.

ACCOMMODATION IRAINs-wEEXDAYs.
Leave BYRD st. Sta. 400 r. ". for FredericksbsrS.
Leave Elba Sta. 7.45 AM. n, 980 F. N. for
Ashland.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta s.a5 An. from Fr.dericksb's.
Arrive Eliza Sta. $50 An, Il.95 A. ". 5.42 +. n
from Ashland.
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REX. broad ut Seventh.

&C Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Days
TO-DAY = Err BURIED PAST"
. Majestic. "a Little Band OF Gold
NeNStone. two reels with Ford Stcr-
mig. Mutual Weekly. No. 10. Latest
TOMORROW = THE TWO SEN
fences. American feature. I'm Raw
Color. kritcrion feature. keystone
comedy
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female.

y lady OF refinement. who is nm under
gradual. nurse. with training and
experience. desires general nursing, in
valids and ConvalescentS preferable
Reasonable rates. Best OF references
Address Miss b. Funkhouser. Maurer-
town Va
WANTED. place as house girl OF cook
T@i West Catherine
GOOD washwoman wants work at T24
West Catherine Street
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
you can get perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks or oak and pine slabs at
Same price. Coal to suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes. Longs.
1069-1070.
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PERSONAL.

WANTED. to buy bar fixtures Addrcs,
Box 52. Petersburg, Va State size
and style Of same. Address G. u. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-16

WANTED. superintendent for box fac
tory; must have highest references
and h" abie to get production. Address
Va
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED. TO borrow $4,000 on l and
years time: ample security. l. 1911
care Times Dispatch.
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Statesmen. experienced in any line, to
sell general trade nj Virginia I'm
cNcelled speciality proposition. Com
mission contract, $50 weekly for ex-
penses. Continental Jewelr Co, 96-11
Continental Building, Cleveland. o.
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WANTED--lf YOU want position as fire.
man. brakeman. electric motorman n.
conductor. colorcd train or sleeping car
porter, 0rst-ciasS Richmond Baltimore
roads, $50 10 SlG6 month; experience
Unnecessary: name position wanted
Passes and uniforms furnished AID :
dress Railway Institute, Dept g. In
annapolis. Ind.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

Statesmen wanted. real estate and In
surance men preferred. 40i Lyric
RuiliipY
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HELL WANTEI.-Diale.

WANTED. multigraph operator. Must
be quick. accurate. capable OF taking
care OF machine. and willing to be gen
orally useful. state compensation ex-
pectcd and give name of last employer.
Address Manager, L. o. Box 1916
WANTED. two or three boys Of neat
appearances. about lG years OF age.
for delivery. Apply y South Twelfth
street ut o'clock Tuesday morning.
ANY reliable man wanting work, see
Virgin business Exchange, 3l6
.NoItl Sccond.
WANTED. live. ambitious young mon
for statesmen in the following de-
partments: ready-to-wear. dress goods
and silks, linens and cotton goods. up
holstcry and gents furnishings Adj
dress Manager. BOX III. Knoxville,
Tenn.
WANTED, men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required: steady posi-
lions for competent graduates: won
dcrful demand for BARRIERS Free cata-
loHuc. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. . young man to learn retail
shoe business. Good chance for the
right person. State particulars and
salary expected. B "a. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, reliable plumber. Must fur
by day. Room l2. 500 East Main Street.
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WANTED-Agcnts

DISTRICT manager wanted, large man
uincturcr. new high-Erade specially.
sclling to homes. Offices, hotels. etc.
opportunity for aggressive man: OK
elusive territory. Must DO capable and
financially able to organize and man
age statesmen. Give reference and pre-
Xlous experience. u. o. Box 1921. New
York
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500 TO $3.50 month. Write for list
POSITIONS now obtainable. Franklin In
stiiute. Dept. 430-C
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WANTED. linotype operator accus-
tomcd 70 general job work. Apply
franklin Press Co. Petersburg, Va
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WANTED. high class solicitors ac-
quainted with city TO present club
memberships to owners OF automobilcs
Automobile Club
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HELP wANTED-Nalo and Female.

WANTED. railway mall and postal
clerks: examinations soon. Over
2.0c0 appointments yearly; prepare at
home. Write for plan No. r.. OF pay
rneEt after appointment Philadelphia
Business College. Civil Service Dept
Philadelphia. Pa
WANTED. EXPERIENCED FILTER
FOR LADIES' SUITS AND DIR ESStS
SEND REFERENCES WITH APPLI-
CATION TO $. COpLON * son, DE
PARTM INT STORE. NEWBERN. y. G.
WANTED. two Catholic ladies and two
s,atuary. Good pay. Apply Nardini
Statuary Co. 2ri. West Broad. Call )
TO :.
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HELP WANTED-AraIe.

wants clerks. Eyanni
nations soon 40 month Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. sec. Rochester. N Y
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LADIES' NIGHT CELEBRATION BY
RICHMOND CONCLAVE. No. 1872.
IMPROVED ORDER OF HEPTA-

lMPRoN ED ORDER OF llEPTA-
SOPHS.
THERE will be an unusual celebration
OF Ladies' Night" by the Richmond
Conclavc. No. 1872. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING at 8 o'clock. TO be held at
Eagle Hall. Third and Marshall Streets.
This celebration is for the benefit OF the
members and their families and for
friends of the order; also for the sister
conclaves. Besides local musical talent
and humorous talks there will be n
Mock Initiation for the special
amusement OF the ladies. Among the
speakers of the evening will be some
of our most prominent citizens. Re
freshments will be served. This order
is continually increasing it's member
ship by enrolling new members every
meeting night. The supreme body will
hold it's convention in this city in June
They will bring about 1000 represen-
tativcs and their ladies from all parts
OF the United States.
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BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES.

FOR private families and boarding.
houses: prices from SIS to $1,000 the
season furnished. Rent uow before tho
best places are all taken. large list
to select from. Write for information
w. r: DauGhtry & Co. 3i9 Monticello
Arcade. Norfolk. Va.
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AID ladies' Immediately. filling labelling
boxes. Home work evenings. Steady.
No experience. Absolutely no canvas
sing Excellent opportunity for willing
worker. !nclose stamp Erina Co.
Ont.
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.

FOX sale. modern, S-room brick
dwelling In tho West End: an un-
Usual bargain: Address B 81. caro-
Times Dispatch
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HELP {YANTED-Female.

EXPERIENCED coat sewers wanted.
Apply between 8 and 800 4. NJ, AL
teration Department, third floor. J. y.
Mosby s, 60.
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Sunday accommodation trains leave ElbA AIS
I. III. Tor Fredericksburg; arrive Elba 11.a5 4. u.
from Fredericksburg.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. Monday. about O'Clock. 500
l,cent stamps rolled in pape" rnvnc
Madison 1856
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Touch Not. full brother to Great
Britain. one Of the largest winners on
the tart in 1914. Also Imp. Duke of
Kendall. by Sir Modsed Imp. Duchess of
Kendall. Fee. $3.50. No insurance.
Mares boarded at 90 cents per day.
Ellersiie Stock Farm. David Dunlop.
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
LA DIES. your hair shnmpooing as it
should he, drying by electricity: scalp
and facial massage. The Royalle, POI
East BROAD.
WANTED. tho public to know that
Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. 9l2 East
Main Street. buy, sell. exchange md
REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and silver
taken in exchange.
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WANTED-Addrcsscs.

ANY one knowing whereabouts OF r.
q. Parks formerly track foreman.
Hanover County, please notify +. l.
Johnson. Savedge. Va. Expenses re-
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
WHAT HAVE YOU
TO EXCHANGE

for n $4,000 stock OF merchandise on
one OF the best business streets in
Richmond? Act quick. for l must re-
tire at once. Address 81. caro- Times
DiSDatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04
DRY FARMING IS TOPIC.
Congress of. Promoters Assemblies
Today in Denver.

DENVER, Col, October 1.-THE elev-
enth annual convention of the Interna-
tional Dry Farming Congress opened
in Denver today, when Representative
F. w. Mondell of Wyoming. the presi-
dent of the congress. delivered his an
nual address. He noted with regret
that the war in Europe had caused
the absence of delegates to the con-
gress from certain European countries.
He warned the dry-farm men not to
gamble with nature. Notwithstanding
that the past season had brought an
unusual rainfall and bounteous crops
on dry farms, he cautioned against
any relaxation in the application of
scientific methods of moisture-conser-
walton. This alone. he said, would
make farming uniformly safe and
profitable in regions of normally linn
tied rainfall.
More than half the cultivated and
cultivable areas of our country and
of the EARTH" he said. normally have
insufficient precipitation to insure the
growth of profitable crops. Gambling
never pays in the long run, and its
hazards are never greater than when
one stakes his enterprise on the hope
that Nature will depart from her nor
NAL attiture in favor of his venture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04

abandoned the western bank of the
kormin with the exception of small
posts at few crossings. The num-
Der of prisoners taken by German
troops was increased to 2.40o.
The following army order of Cen
Joffre has been known to the German
administration for some time:
Main headquarters of the western
army: General STAFF to the general in
command: The spirit of the troops
and their Willingness to sacrifice
themselves represent the highest con-
ditions in an attack. The better he
understands the importance of the
movements of an attack in which he
participates the more bravely a
French soldier fights. and the more
trust he puts in measures taken by
his leaders. 1t, there fore. is necessary
that officers of all grades from today
onward explain to their subordinates
the favorable conditions under which
the next attack of the French fight
ing forces will be conducted. The
following points must be made known
to all:
TN order to drive the Germans out Of
France it is necessary that we COM
mence the attack in the French
theater. Not only will we liberate
those of our countrymen who have
been oppressed for the past twelve
months. but we also will snatch away
from the enemy possession of valu.
able occupied territory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04
CITY ALLEY POPULATION
is REPORTED TO BE 8, ASP
Local Board Also Says That 1877
Were Required to Seek Homes
Elsewhere During Past Year.

Washington has an alley population
of S,452. according to a house-to-house
inspection recently made by the board
for the condemnation of insanttary
buildings. OF this number 5.69S are
adults and 1854 children. In the south
west section there are LIS adult al
ley jewellers and 400 children who live
in these interior travelways Figures
for the northwest section are 1854
adult and 1,493 children; for the north
east section. $50 adult and 342 chill
oren; for the southeast, 664 adult and
429 children. There are a total of 1881
brick and $50 frame houses in the al
leys, and of this number 706 are va
cant.
The boards report for the past fiscal
year, transmitted to the Commissioners
today. shows that 1877 persons were re-
quired during that year to abandon
residences in alleys. Since the creation
of the board 5.771 alley jewellers have
been required to seek homes elsewhere.
During the year 10 buildings in alleys
were demolished and % repaired.
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FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS
OF ASSIST CELEBRATED
Cardinal Gibbons Assists at the
Morning Mass at Franciscan
Monastery.

What was perhaps the greatest cele-
bration in this country of the Feast of
ST. Francis of Assist, founder of the
order, took place at the Franciscan
monastery, Brookland, this morning.
Cardinal Gibbons, who assisted at the
morning mass, occupied a throne of
marble, richly inlaid. which was used
for the first time. The apostolic dele
present on this occasion. but was pre-
vented by another engagement.
In keeping with a me-honored tradi
ton, dominican, Rev. NJ. A. Waldron,
prior of the Dominican house of stud
les at the Catholic University. cele-
brated the mass at 10 o'clock this
morning, and all his assistants were
members of the Dominican order. The
two mendicant orders have preserved
unbroken for six centuries the historic
friendship of their respective sanity
founders.
Sermon by Rev. F. P. Lyons.
Rev. Francis P. Lyons, c. S. F.. of St.
Paul's College, Catholic University, de-
livered the sermon. Other distinguished
clergymen present from surrounding col
leges and various churches Of Washing
ton included Bishop Shahan, rector of
the university. Music was rendered by
the Franciscan choir. with Prof Herbert
Wells at the organ. The sanctuary was
decorated with cut flowers and plants
from the gardens and conservatory of the
monastery.
Following solemn benediction there will
be procession to the Alverna Chapel, in
the grove of the monastery grounds. this
afternoon at 80 o'clock. after which
Bishop Shahan will officiate at the cere-
mony of the 'transitus,'' or death of St.
Francis, and the public will be permitted
to venerate the relic of the saint, the
statue modelled from Murillo's MASTER
piece of the great churchman.
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GERMAN STATEMENT.

BERLIN, October 3. via London, Oc-
tObcr 4:
Western war theater: In the afternoon
bombardment against the neighbor-
hood of West Ende.
Repeated attempts by the English dur
ing the night to regain territory lost
by them north Of Loos were COM
pletely repulsed with heavy losses.
After bitter hand-to-hand fighting in
certain quarters the enemy aban-
doned his attack here.
East of SoucheZ a French advance
failed. notwithstanding the employ
ment of a considerable quantity of
gas grenades. An enemy attempt to
make an attack from Melville against
hill positions east of that place was
repulsed with very heavy losses to
grenade engagement following this
attack we lost a section of trench ex-
tending over length of forty meters.
Yesterday the French repeated their
infantry attacks in Champagne
Enemy artillery fire continued with
varying intensity. North of LIE Mes
nil the enemy was driven out of Il
trench section projecting toward our
in prisoners. During IL hand grenade
attack for the possession of a posi-
ton northwest of Ville-Sur-Tourbe
we maintained the upper hand
The enemy repeated his aerial attacks
on Laon ard Vouziers. At both places
several civilians again fell victims to
the bomb choppers. In the Rethel
district the French airship Alsace was
forced to make landing and the
crew was taken prisoner.
Today bombs were dropped by French
ayiators on the neutral city of Lux
emburg. Two Luxembourg soldiers,
one workman and one shopgirl were
wounded
Eastern war theater: Army eroup of
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg: bur
ing cavalry engagements south of
Kosieny the opposing forces were
driven back across the Mjadsjolka.
Otherwise there is nothing of inn
portance to report.
Army groups of Prince Leopold of
Bavaria and Field Marshal Won
Mackensen; The situation is I'M
changed.
Army group of Gen. Won Linsingen:
After their defeat at Sarny and the
failure of Russian attacks against the
front north of this place the Russians
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DIED.

ALwARD. On saturday. October 2. 1913. at
80 D.. IN. at her home, l5lS Caroline street
northwest Mrs. SUSAN A. ALWARD, wife of
Thomas Award. aged seventy years.
Funeral Tuesday, October D. AT pm, from
Foundry NJ. Z. Church. 10th and Church
streets. Interment at Arlington national
cemetery
BARDROFF. On Wednesday, September 20. 1915,
ut her home, FRANCES ]. BARDROFF, he
loved wife of John +. Eardron of McConclie.
Md. formerly of Washington, ID. G.: daughter
of the late Suowden J. and Amelia ]. Disney
of baltimore county. and mothe; of Mrs.
Josephine Selle OF Baltimore Md, and John
II. Bardrofr of this city. aged ffty-tliree
years.
Funeral at La Plata. Md, on Friday. October
l. baltimore and New York papers please
copy
BUTLER. At Portland, Greg. August Il. 1914,
Brig Gen. JOHN GAZZAM BUTLER, q. S.
Army, retired.
Internent at Arlington cemetery. Virginia. DC
tober s. at II 80 am Comrades of the q:
A. r.. Companions of the Loyal Legion and
Friends invited to attend pittsburgh Bos-
ton. st. Paul and Cortland, n. y, papers
please copy.)
CARR. On Sunday, October 8. 1915. at his resi-.
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was given, already has begun the pour
parlers, according to the dispatch.
An Athens dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company says:
The Austro-German attack on Serbia
will begin October s and Z. according
to report from Vienna"
Tied to Central Powers.
dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Petrograd says:
Opinion in high quarters here is that
the Bulgarian government is SO tied
hand and foot by Germany and Austria
that there is little or no likelihood of
Bulgaria's compliance with the de-
mands of the allies. The latest news
received from Sofia is that the German
colonel, Won Tarlow, has been appoint
ed commandant at the konak (the royal
residence), with German and Austrian
aids
Premier Radoslavoff's residence is
under the surveillance of German Sc
cret agents, with a view to the posi-
bllty of the premier vacillatinS at the
last moment. All the orders of the Bull
gar1an war ministry are submitted LOT
the sanction of German and Austrian
officers. The German and Austrian le-
cations are described as having beeh
transformed into fortresses, as pre-
caution against possible disorders by
opponents of the government pollcy.
Two German journalists recon-
mended by the German minister are
head of the press bureau in the foreign
officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The genuine loafer rests before he
gets tired.
How many men do you know who do
just as they please?
Don't worry about giving the devil
his due: he'll get it.
The pleasure is all yours when the
other fellow hands you real money.
Any one can make predictions, but
few can compel them to stay pre-
dicted.
he hasn't very much of a kick COM
ing.
Try, try again." is the motto of
many a woman who has found mar
riage a failure.
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BU[GARS CA[LED0N
T0MAKE DECISION
AS TO WAR POLICY
Continued from First Page.)

tailed concessions Serbia was willing
to make in Macedonia, and Bulgaria
was asked IL these concessions would
assure her cooperation with other Bal
kan states.
without replying" the Temps says,
Bulgaria modified, and the allies
now withdraw their proffered conces-
sions of Macedonian territory"
Time for Decision Here.
LONDON. October 4, 20 p.m.-Bul-
garia must make her choice today for
an open alliance with the central pow
ers and Turkey or for neutrality.
When her decision will be made known
publicly rests with the censors. but it
is regarded as unlikely that there will
be delay in satisfying the widespread
anxiety to know the best or the worst.
There is a marked division of opin-
ions in London as to which side King
Ferdinand and Premier Radoslavoff
will choose. Notwithstanding all the
signs of hostility toward Serbia on the
part of Bulgaria. the opinion is ex-
pressed by some well informed diplo-
mats that Bulgaria will not fight and
that even though the government
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WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED

tack on them, dispensing the ma
Jority. Thus the enemy's enterprise
resulted in an attack by one Italian
battalion along the road from Sdraus-
sina to San Martina. This attack and
similar attack toward noon were
repuised. Attempts by the enemy to
advance east of Redipuglil also
failed. Certain movements behind
the enemy's front and vigorous traf-
f1c on the Venice railway did not es-
cape our observation. On the re-
Hhainder of the southwestern front
nothing of Importance occurred.
IN the southeastern front: There is
nothing new to report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04
MARRIED.

HAwLEY-HOPKINS. On Saturday. October ..
1918. FANNIE l.. HOPKINS Of Washington.
D. c., and JEAN ii. HAWLEY of New
York.
THoroN-lIoopEH. on October .. 1915. at
Kings Chapel. Boston, Mass, 10y the Rev.
Howard y. Brown, Miss LOUISA CHAIN
HOOPER. daughter OF the late tIwaiI WI
liam Hooper of Boston. 10 WARD THURoN,
Esq. D
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Minneapolis Voting on Local Option

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, October A
county option election to determine
whether Minneapolis shall remain wet is
being held today i'll this tHennepin)
county The .'wets" predicted victory by
$1,000, while the .'drys' insisted their side
would win by at least 10000. Mime
apolis, with population of $4,000. is
one of the largest cities III the country
to tackle the prohibition issue.