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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
PRESIDENT AND MRS. GAIT
ON AUTOMOBILE: Trip

After Airs. Calf returned from her
shopping. she and the president spent
the remainder OF the afternoon auto
mobilinI. Tonight Mrs. CALI and her
mother Lincd Internally 1T the White
honsc where the dinner party was
composed of Miss Margaret Wilson.
MISS Helen Woodrow Homes Or. Cary
iraySon ana Mrs Boiling. Later the
lresi"cnt and his fancce attended tn,
performance Of Il musical comedy.
Little intimate bits of information
concerning Mrs. Galts tastes, abilities
an" personal tendencies are daily crop-
ping out from the most uneXpccted
sources To-day Il butcher down in
Center Market turned from n h,.~c
quarter of beef" wiped his hands on
MS apron. and confdcd to Il customer
AFTER relating how tho future chatclaine
ma" hcen-ttcalinG at his stand for sew
cral Years:
Snc can tell the difference between
a Sir!oin and ~ porterhousa steak:
between tender roast ana II tough
one. She never carries a memorandum
with her, and yet She knows exactly
what she wants, and she is wilIln.. TO
pay the price tina; il is worth"
FROM his long experience as one of
thc traoc3mcn she patruniZcs this
"utcher has gained an insight into
much OF the household economy of
MIS-. Gait. and he declares that the fin
'urc iirst lady can do anything. that
requires 10 be done in conducting -
perfectly appointed establishment, from
preparing - delightful meal with her
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w .,'hus 10 entertaining distinguished
u'N'n seated about her board.
WANTS NO AMERICANS
'fettiest Girl In Sweden tShc Admits
p' Miss HrlEcs"n. Comes to
SCI fIrUHuWNN.
lSDnC q ~


Especial to The Times Disoutch
NEW YORK. October 27.-.rhe
prettiest girl in Sweden tshe admits
~. and also one OF the venlthics,
MISS Envy liclgcson. OF Copenhagen,
arrived here to-day on the Scandina .
N'ah-American liner Frederick VIII
nave come 10 see your Broadway.
she said. and whatever else there is,
TO see in America
nearby stood admirinG passengers.
mere is the prcttiest girl in
sweden said !, man passenger. as he
huused Il slip news reporter
Are Hou?" asked the reporter.
believe ann" said the girl OF
twenty years. whose father is presi :
"eh' Oh the Neptune Steamship Cor
poration, with home offices in Copen-
hagen.
Miss Itelgcson maintains IA large
place OF her own a, Mollc. Sweden.
VII Nor "Trip to "Broadway" she
Drought n large following of servants.
i'cr SISTER was also in the party
Rave you come over to re; mar
req ;tn inquirer asked Miss HeIyc
son.
Indeed not she said IL would not
marry the finest man in America. NV
husband viii be one of my own couu
'rEtheh NO. not even one Of your mill
honares would marry"
The Frederick VIII brought over 4Oo
passengers. 1t was the 3a9th voyopc
OF captain y. C. Tomsem. aud. To mark
me successful trip. a champagne break
iast was served after the liner left
quarantine and came up tn" bay.
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Mothers Friend.

me friend that the expectant mother
needs, brings peace of mind, freedom
from worry and added comfort. Expe
Iiehce0 women advise the use of Moth.
er's Friend because il is so uerfectiy
safe TO use and has helped a host Of
eXPectant mothers to a happy, normal
existence during this very important
period Mothers Friend. to be had at
any drug store, is an external treat.
lneht mat relieves the tension upon tho
cords and ligaments that come from
muscular expansion. 1t gently sootbs
Inc fine network Of nerves and brings
happy relief from abnormal pains. thus
creating comfort and contentment
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exposed and neglect of the scalp shows
up plainly. II takes good head. with
no sign OF dahdrum at the roots and no
trace OF adventurous aid in the color
ing. to stand this scrutiny.
nave been asked lately bv n CORE
Spondent who suffered from that not
uncommon complaint, dry lair, and
aISo by another correspondent who suf-
Tered from fatty or oily hair. for RENE
dlcS. To both OF these the now method
oi doing the hair, proved trying, i'm the
on" case the dryneSs OF the hair giving
" io"k of age and OH the other the
o'Hh"Ss causing II TO lie SO Hat as to
max" the head uncumcly
hciorc giving any prescriptions for
tithef OF these conditions OF the scalp
want 10 insist upon the Immediate
erect OF the condition Of the body on
the hair.
Your health is reflected in your hair.
IL YOU nave let yourself run down Won
move got your hair into bad condition
u YOU nave not taken enough outdoor
exercise You have deprived your scalp
OF blood and your hair OF fresh air.
II isn't enough To apply tones and
oils and massage treatments to vonr
S'aIp I" nave II healthy head OF hair.
! our general health must bc built IN.
II your body is sick your hair will be
SIGN too. Foods rich in lime have n
pFtS"rNHtlNr effect upon the hair Often
SICK mar Is due to ancmia. am, in this
case doctor should hc seen
For dry scalp nothing is het.er
than pure vaselinc or olive oil rubbed
mt" II. Neutrality-suspicious. and daily
increases the growth OF the hair and
countcraCtS drynrSs
I'm excellent tonic for oily hair 10
carbonate OF ammonia. twenty grains.
In"tur" of cantharidcS, one dram. al
r"moi. "hr-hai! ounce, and of bay rum
Suit'i-ht quantity to make foor ounces
Mix we'll and apply at night. rubhiu,.
thoroughly into the scalp while mas.
saying II,
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Drilncr-IInrf

WELDON, y. G.. October - Tho
wedding Of Miss Florence Allen Hart
10 Luther c. Draper at the Methodist
Episcopal Church This evening was one
OF the most brilliant social events OF
me autumn season.. Rev J. \. Harua
DAY. pastor OF the church, performed
the ceremony.
Ainong the out-of-town guests here
"''ehu lhc wedding were Captain
tchh ana daughter, Miss Margaret
i'rhh' Oh Portsmouth,. Miss Louise
Allen, OF Petersburg. Mrs. w. {. Rid-
dick, OF Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
kenm ana Mrs. Erncs, Rem, Of Ports.
mouth. and Mrs. t., T. Howks. OF
Port smouth
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DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
ATTRACTS DTG CROWDS
Especial TO The Times-nisna1ch

tSpeclal 20 Tho Times Dispatch
iEatlSBUtG. VA, October 27.-The
entertaining and demonstration train
now being operated over the Norfo,i;
ana western made the third and last
stop oil the second day at NaBrows. in
Giles county. At least 800 p.oplc
visited the train there, ana nearly ms
many were at the two other stops in
Tue sa"ie county. AT each place the
SCHOOLS closed and business was sus-
pended, and people came for miles TO
near the speakers and witness the
aemonstra atoms. Great enthusiasm is
being shown all along the line. The
tram Tonight Is at Blucncld, and the
remainder OF this week will travel over
me Clinch Valley Division as far as
Norton
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Woman and Home
Ethical
I a ks
Those Old Teeth
By William Brodu. IL. D.

! To-day the name rheumatism, i.
aimost anathenia in medical circles
'houSh IT stu figures prominently in
popular circulars. \ DIAGNOSIS OF
rhruinatisn especially IL diagnosis
oi chronic rhcuina tiSln" NAV be all
right for the patient TO nnkc--,o The
patient II probably signifies some def
H''e "iScaSe-but for physician to
pcrpetratc such II diagnosis is Il sorr$
Jok" that is. if he does il seriously
STUDYING the mouth II situation
OF septic foci. DR.. ~. l.. ulrch found
mat more than half OF all artincially
ueFitaiized teeth had blind Assesses at
'heir rootS--pus fuci OF which the pa.
'ieht WAS perhaps unaware. In 800
cases examined. 1850 dead teeth wc..
round and our old friend the strcp-
'ococcuS was there in every case b:,c-
teriolopicaliy eXamincd.-Othcr trouble
some cocci were present also. but
Streptococcus viriians WAS the ever
faithful.
Now old Strep. vir is ii Versatile
llttl" coccus. cocci go. lie can
ana does. produce many u case of
chronic rheumatic, regardless of the
These blind dental absccysc. arc
demonstrated by N-ray photographs Of
the jaw. In any case Of strcptococcus
Infection. whether i; he in the Joints
or elsewhere. the search is not COM
plc'c until tn" jaws hay" been Roent-
ccn"Eraphcd in quest of the possible
focus thcr" concealed. Where there IS
~ coccus there is probably 81 focus: to
ma inc coccus helps the doctor in
treatment but to find the focus he'll, =
the patient in recovery
pr. tirich's group of cases had rhcu-
ma;oid symptoms in IL per cent. sec
oEnary anemia in i3 per cent.
Ihose old teeth YOU have been nurs-
ing these many years may, after all.
hoia the secret focus that keeps YOU
an invalid Just because they hav..
been bad SO long YOU imagine they
cant have anything to do with this
fAoumatism or anemia YOU have de-
Nvloped here only recently. and so did
the 81 per cent Of the cases mentioned.
You never can tell about ''rhcuma-
tism' till you try. II doesn't matter
how much. or what kind OF medicine
or diet or climate YOU try: that isn't :
what we mean. What we mean is YOU
must try to have your septic focus
found out, and there is a iifty-to-tifty
chance 1t is in those old teeth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

o'uueh operation He asked the court
10 disregard Schmidt's confession. made
before his trial and retractcd since
'hat he had cut the victims throat.
RoDert G.. Taylor assistant district
a'torncy. In opposing tho move to save
SchmidtS life. contendcd that II tho
"Hesed new evidence were valid. /,
was known to Schmidt at the time of
Tue trial. and should have been pro.
o"ced then. Taylor asked that the
record OF Jhc trial be upheld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

Ml!dred-oliNc oil is most 90 heavy
/" use on YOUR face. | should no, us.
Il If We're YOU. IT is liable 10 r,isn
growth of hair You can greatly
remedy the honN condition pf YOUR .l-
BOWS by inassagu= them at rieht with
a GOOD skin food. | shall be glad ia
sou" YOU my formula for skin food il
Ho" WISH It and If YOU will send me
stamped. addressed envelope
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Grace F.-No the holiows in your
ch""kS age not caused from sleeping on
me SIDES of your face. If sou will
"uiid up your general health by cat
inG simple, nourjsEiup foods. gc1 plentv
al sleep. fresh air ana outdoor cxcr-
cIsc. and guard araims; consultation.
am sure you vii! have no difficulty I'm
h!line up the holiows ia your cheeks
N!S"' have your teeth examined 10 see
iheFe are no cavities to cause THIS
trouble
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.ntoincttc Donueii,.. Answer.

NJ WI am sorry that ] cannot
zen YOU how much you should weigh.
""' you iid not tell me how old YOU
are. Write me again, giving your age.
and shall be happy to tell you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

He HOW tniIOrcH suits for aut uun
ana winter are rather quiet i'm Ell
feet, but not altogether simple. The
coats arc somewhat longer. Whip
cords again are in fashion, and SO
are wool poplins. Velvcts and vel
vetcens bid fair to he the most worn,
being the richest in effect. The OK.
trcme styles in tailored costumes
VIII strongly SAVIOR of the masculine
and the short skirts will serve ia
snow the latest thing i'm boots. name
~ the new fur-topped boots. Il la
husse. they are of black kid with
band OF ScnlSkin around the tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

A bag for busting cloths, bound
with tape and With loop of tapo
at the top TO hang 1t by. The ere.
tonne pocket is cut slightly wider
than the back in order To give IL n
little fullness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

Tic Is Not ST. Nitus' Dance-kindly
inform me whether the disease called
tic is the same as st. Nitus' dance
or chorca. If not, is tic cura BILE Z?
How is ii treated, and how long would
ii cure take?
Answcr-No: a tic is a habit spasm.
ST. Nitus' dance is an Infection of the
nervous system. Tics may be removed
by psychic and muscle training 1t
takes from six weeks to three months
in most cases depending upon the
faithfulness OF the patient in practic-
ing his lessons.
Cure for Torpid Livcr-H. J. l.. de-
Sircs us 10 suggest cure for torpid
liver. whatever that may be What
causes torpid liver?
Answer--Ovcr eating and too little
exercise. Cure: Two miles of oxygen
three times day, walking, and do
your BIT of physical culture at home
every day.
Weather Strips-My Dear Doctor.
DO Hou advise the use of wcat Their
strips on private houses or schools"
asks l.. q. j.
Answer-No: never If it were not
Tor the cracks around doors and vim
hoWs lot OF people would suffocatc
IN the good old winter time.
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Useful
Hints
Castles in the Air
Is Greatest Happiness n Imasiua-
ton OF Rcoiisn1)

II wonder why 50 many vc.liy sem
Sible people waste thcir breath IL say
ing what they would do IL they were
rich Or II they happened to have $500
or somc;h''Is equally foolish and i'm.
probable remarked a friend OF mine
tho other day. Her tone betrayed some
amount OF annoyance. and asked her
what difference II made 20 hcr il some
people did act in tho way she men
tipn,J
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
Young Society Matron
Lays Down Rules

In discussing the approaching social
season, younk matron SAYS that the
success q every event. whether in
home. church or ciab. depends upon
The foresight q the women months be-
fore.
The briliiancy, charm ana success of
party Is dependent upon the physi-
cal condition 81 tire hostess she can
not be entertaining witty ar clever.
u she is loaded down with an the
complaints woman Is heir 10: and
very few are free from the functional
troubles which bring with them dizxi-
ness. hackache. sick headache sleap-
lessneas and intense nervousneaa
Thousands upon Thousands ~ rnoth-
er, wives and daughters in every seo.
ton % this great country. Who have
regained health. vixor "a cheerful
disposition after months ~ misery ana
even despair are the ones who truly
appreciate the marvellous restorative
power of Dr Pierces Favorlte Pre-
scrlption
Every woman who has reason q be-
iteVe that backache. headache, unnat-
ural pains, low spirits. sleepless nights.
Irregularities or catarrhal condition
u caused by q arrangement Of thu
womanly functions. owes IL 10 herself
and dear ones 20 speedily overcome
the trouble before a general break
down causes permanent prostration
DR. Pterce's Favorite Presentation y
e remedy that any ailing woman can
safely take because Il IL prepared wlth
pure glycsrine from roots ana herha
containing tonic properties 81 the raoat
pronounced character and without a.
Cohol
Get pr. pierce's Favorite Prescrsp-
ton today, either IN LIQUID or tablet
form. al any dealer n medicines. N
you want 10 better your physical con
dition surely and speedily. Every tn
gredient Ia Or. Piercs's Favorfte Pre-
scription Is printed along with the a.
rections.
Every ailing woman should write to
day FOR confidential advice 10 a spa-
eialist who has had years of expert
ence in treating diseases peculiar 20
women. His advice Is given without
charge. and writing places yon under
no obligation whatever Simply a.
dress DR.. Pierce. Invalids Hotel Ruf-
faio. >. H., and write. Dear Doctor.
Please send rae. without charge. fur
Their Information" lSs page book on
Woman and Her Diseases" sent frye
GAdyD
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WHAT OUR NEIoHaoas sAY,

Mrs. Henry Schenburn. III West
Gregory ST, Pensacola, Pa. writes.
II recently married. but previously /
was In very had state cf health. ard
being obliged 20 work for my support
was ~ very gloomy, respondent con
dition scarcely able 90 keep on INV
feet Il was very hard for me 20 arag
around. as ] was tired. nervo - End de-
biiitated To make matters worse
would lie awake every night and weula
get up IN the morning more tired than
when ] went . bed Still further. /
was suffering from w0man's trouble
VIII say that six bottles ~ Or. pisrcs's
Favorita Prescription put me On nv
feet and gave mo the wished for relief
In every way" lANNA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
Boy or Girl?
Great Question /!

This brings 20 many minds an ola ard
tried family remedy-an external mp-
nlfcatlon known as Mothers Frisnd {"
During the peri0s II expectancy Il ~
applied 90 tire Abdominal muscles ard -
designed TO Hooshe the intricate network
e. nerves involved In this manner ~
has such a splendid influence as 20 Justify
S. use IN al cases q coming mother
hood Is has been generally recon-
mendad fer years ana years and 1hnsn
who have used % speak n highest praise
q The immense relief II affords. partte-
ulariv 90 these knowing mothers speak
q the absence q morning sickness
absence q strain On the tlgaments ard
freedom from those many ether dis
tressee which are usually hooked forward
20 with 90 much concern.
There 81 no question but what
Mothers Frfeud~ haa = marked tendency
e. relieve fhs mind nmA this ~ Itself in
addition ta the physical relief has given
Il q very wide popularity among women.
Il s. absolutely safe q use. renders
tbs akin pliahle IS penefratiuw n stn
nature and is composed ~ those euhro~
cations best suited q thorouNhly labri-
cate tire nerves. mascleS. tenaons and
liguFnauts involved.
you can obtain Mothers Ffiend~ NJ
ainaEs any drug store.
Il Is prepsred only ~ Rrnaneid Reg
ulator Co. sot Lamar Bldg, Atiansa. Ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
P. H. S. TO HAVE
!. A BIG FIELD DAY
ABOUT THIRTY YOUNG MEN
HAVE ENTERED TIE VARIOUS
EVENTS. WHICH ARE ExPEcT.
Ed TO Sc INTERESTING.

The young athletes 81 Pensacola
Hixh school VIII hold their FIRST field
day and track meet this Afternoon.
Due q some unexpected dlfEeulties
that had 70 be faced yesterday. IL was
announced ~ tho principal that the
meet would have % be postponed until
Friday but with the return 10 tire
city q Dir. c. A. Burmham. athletic d.
rector OF the n. a.. G. A.. who - 70
have general direction 81 the evRnts.
e vas later ascertainea that Il would
stili - possible % hold the meet On
schedule time this afternoon.
About thirty sturdy and swift young
m n have entered the various events.
ranging from TIE high jump 20 the
mile run. and these young men VIII
bring their ea6ipmeut ~ school with
them today preparatory 90 RettinE
on the neld ~ 2:tk No admission viii
be charged. and visitors are invited
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SUIT ENTERED
AGAINST |. & \.
FORS3O.OOO.OO
WIFE OF MILTON cLoPToN, WHO
WAS FOUND DEAD NEAR aAiL.
WAY TRACK. ASKS DAMAGES
M LARGE AMOUNT.

Mrs. Laura Clopton. wife of Milton
Clopton. who was found dead alongside
the tracks Of the Louisville a Nash
vile railroad just north Of the city.
has entered suit in the sum % $50 600
against the railroad company. alleging
that her husband came 20 his death
through reckless operation - trains 81
defendant company.
Stokes a Reese appear for the
plaintiff
Clopton was the man whose body
was found one night recently and who
was thought 60 have been murdered.
A. least two suspects were arrested
and charged formally with having
caused the death 81 Clopton. but after
an investigation Eoing over several
days. both we're turned loose, and each
Of them succeeded IN proving that they
were in no way connected with the
death ~ Clopton. although the de-
ceased was known 90 have been in the
company 81 one Of the suspects AZ an
hour when the said defendant claimed
20 the eoroner's jury that she was not
with him
Al any rate. every phase Of the case
resolved the most careful scrutiny, and
II was known that some detectives o.
some renown had worked upon the
case. IN an sndeavor 10 fasten the
blame for Clopton's death where the
same should have rested
This large action was hled IN tire
court OF record and win be heard az
the next term o. the said court.
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GAS. HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
ASICK STOMACH
aPAPE's pIApEpslR" ENDS AL
STOMACH DISTRESS ~ FIVE
MINUTES

Time it' Pape's Dlapepain win al
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour. gassy or ouf-of- order stomach
surely within ave minutes
II your meals doa't ~ comfortably.
Or what you eat Les ike a lump Of
lead IN your stomach. or n you have
heartburn. thaa IL sign 81 indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a ATTY
cent case uf Pape's Dlapepsin and take
q dose fusf "a soon as you can. There
will - no sour rfsings. no heiching Of
undigeaiee food mixed with acid. no
stomach gas OF heartburn. fuiiness or
heavy feeling IN the stomach. nau-
sea debiiitatinE headaches. dixalness
% Intestinal gripping This will all 60.
and, besides, there viii ~ no sour
food left over in the stomach 20 poison
your breath with nauseous odo-s.
pape'E Diapepaln Il a certain cure
for out order st0nsacha. because II
takes hold ~ your food and digests IL
Just the same as n your stomach
wasn't there
Relief In five minutes from all stom-
aeh misery i wsitirg for you a. any
drug store.
These large afty-eent cases contain
enough 'Pape's Dispepsin' 20 keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders ard Indigestion for many
months 10 belong In your home.
(Adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
VIENNA REPORTS SEEING
HOSTILE FLlERs NEARBY

Washington. April 2T.-The Austro-
Hungarian embassy today received
this official dispatch from Vienna.
Yesterday hostile niers appeared
over czernowiiE and threw down three
bombs in different quarters % the city.
one which fell ia the neighhorhood OF
the archbishop'a residence hurt some
children. Tho other bomps ala not ex-
plode. The fiier disappeared IN the d.
rection of Eowoseiica and bombs we're
thrown upon the town without doing
any damage"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
CHINESE COUNCILLORS
DISCUSS JAPANESE DEMANDS

Picking, China, April 27.--President
Yuan Shl Kai and his councillors we're
IN conference today concerning the
japanese demands. Nothing has been
given out concerning their decisions
Chlna's reply ~ TIE latest japanese
mrsunication win Be given within a
week The Chinese wish 60 give Japan
crmmtinatiou
There are no Indications that Japan
viii withdraw from her attitude as
already made known.
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To
HAVE MOTHERS
OAYONTUESDAY
MEETING WILL Be AT 8 O'CLOCK
p. N. INSTEAD OF I O'CLOCK
As HEREToFoRE.

The Rotary Club OF Pensacola viii
observe Mothers nay next Tuesday.
and instead OF holding their meeting
90 o'clock In the afternoon Il viii
be at 8 O'Clock at the san Carlos. Each
member win be psrnittea 20 bring his
wife, mother or some lazy friend 70
the meeting and q loving cup viii be
presented the oldest mother present
Dr. Mallory Kennedy. who had
charge 81 the amusement feature o.
the program. carried out an excellent
program with great satisfaction 20 the
Rotarians
The principal address ~ the day was
BY Geo. y. HerVey, managing director
81 the San Carlos hotel who spoke
Of the hotel. its revenues and how
they would be affected u the county
should 80 dry In the wet and dry cleo
tion which is now being advocated.
He spoke FIRST Of the causes - the
present dull business. and gave the
reason therefor These matters are
adjusting themselves. he said and
with the end 81 the European war
prosperity should return. bat Il would
not return. he said. 60 the motel IL the
county shouid vote out liquor. for the
reason that IS per cent ~ the revenues
derived by the hotel. Irrespective q
the bar receipts. came from those al
led with the liquor trafic
tie said the hotel had rot been ahsa
TO pay any dividends, but the property
was becoming more valuable because
bonds are being retired. but would not
predict the outcome In the event LIQUOR
could not legally be sold
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UNREASONABLE RATE
ON IRON ORE, SAYS COURT

ashington. April 27.-The existing
rate % 50 cents per long ton on iron
ere from mines In the Mesaha range
IN Minnesota 20 vessels AZ Two Har-
bors and Duluth. MINI. and Aliouae.
Bay. Wis, was pronounced unreason-
able today BY the interstate commerce
commission.