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It'd WANTS

SS$s"ss ;a.Js.s@
,hu asIIsHnSn;d or charged at tho counter.
4 !ff5: Yf XIII! SiSY %ss f% %4 %G S$E
u RATE FER LINE.
II Minimum space. two lines.
4 SUNDAY ANA DAILY Insertions 20 cents
II CONSECUTIVE Insertions. 20 cents.
Situations wnnted-Ainie and Female.
Times within one ween. Is cents m's iin n,.e
to inah na Tx So sSid To ' tne ns
as ae1rs rates oov. an ciassiicatons.
slbsTATloNs FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
m" iolowing Times Dispatch Branch Of
WSss arg Tor the tomvenienecs OF tho public.
regular Office rates. which are given above:
VEST OF EOuSiiEE STREET
@ bras STORE ' tl M casy yc sr ssd
J kkrrn.s Pharmacy. 2e:a Hanover Ave.
WrshT Drug cc "'il n$ io MI Msin st
,A!ien Avenue rhaf,nacy. Alien Ave '' and nd
5o Dus D ss"ic Co t.; 's7 M Main s.
urne drug s" si"aS: VI "a IS s. hns $;
~ IL Aiay * Bros Brook ave and Clay
sta, Tarrant Drug Store Foushoc and Broad
r r Est is or foUsnEE STREET.
Fariey'ss " rnsrn nsnv s59Io "a r: broad 81
s;wais Drug Store Htf H and MarsS si
" f. Vaughan, sol North FIN st.
] ,e MiIthaldson Drug Store. GiI y seven.
--.k IL. .Childrcy. 81 X. Eirh,e.,,h &,
/! MAJ in Si = PhaIEaacy. Tw.nty-iirs, ana
NJ, a w,,,i.ains's Pharmacy. rwen,y.ars, and
and SnF y.S5n, D:G9S Company. Twenty. third
AID mi o2 CT, & sChaaf Drug Co. Twenty. a,h
81" "ou Pharmacy. Twenty uf,h ana Iei.b
81 Church I'M Pharmacy. 900 Eas, Broad
I JH,oPp; Craig Drug Store. 800 r.. rro,a <,
. ih'fiy-irst St. S'"ic' ''i =.
|, t.a,r,,, PARAMOUNT.
| Ave. fhnfinhc.. PIG Fairlnoua,
BARTON HEIGHTS.
f'GuS Drug store. North Ave
? HIGHLAND PARK
e. ~; Sosby {. Co.. 1860 Third Avc
w. H. Vaughan. Fourth ana Stn.,,
SOUTH RICHMOND
., EhGs ". Garrison Ic.D INN g.
80 crest liAi Ave o. ati
SWAESBOEO
-. ~ Roberts. 2t9i Hull 81,
FULTON
"A Black 3.lG Williamsburg Ayc
Ave. hFuE aiore. ~,D Williamsburg
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AUCTION SALE OF
AUCTION SALE OF
Centrally Located
Property
THIRD STREET, NEAR BROAD.

To settle up an estate. VIC will sell
by auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1916.
1T 1890 o'clock =. NJ.
that valuable. well located lot with tho
four brick dwellings and other inn
provcments thereon. fronting about
s. . feet on the east side Of Third
Street. and designated as Nos. 3O7. 300,
81 ana 3l1 ID.
The location of this property makes
II very valuable, and 1t will pay YOU
TO attend this sale; it Is just the loca-
ton for several stores with modern
apartmcnts above to rent to people of
modcrate means, or 1t would make an
excellent location for large up-to-
GATE garage, or for Il large proof
storage building.
TERMS: The parties interested want
All cash. but satisfactory arrange
ments can, be made with the auc-
tionecrs. II purchaser so desires
Il. ~. CATLlN & CO.,
Auctioncers.
poncd until
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -.
at o'clock l.. A.
L. a. CATLIN & co.
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I, Charles o. Savinc, clerk of the
Chanccry Court OF the city Of Rich
momd. do hereby certify that the bond
required OF tho said spccial commits
sioners by said decree has been duly
given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

MOND. NA.
by virtue of II decree entered by the
Chanccry Court Of the city of Rich
mond on September 20, 1916. in the
suit of t.. L. Mankin ct al. vs.. Charles
l.. Page at al, Trustees, tho under
signed rs special commissioners there
by appointed for the purpose, will sell,
at auction, Oh the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1916.
ut o'clock J.. NJ,
ali of that lot or land. with a new
four-siory apartment house thereon
fronting siNty-four t6D feet on the
northcru line Of Porter Street, with IL
depth along the western line OF Thir-
tcchth street of 1876 IL feet. to an
alley in the rear.
This property contains fourteen
store and Doctors office. and is located
on one Of the best streets in South
richmond convenient TO street car
lines and schools, and viii afford AN
attractive Investment.
TERMS OF sale arc for cash.
This sale viii he made subject To Il
prior deed Of trust upon the said prop
erty, dated october III. 1914. from the
South Richmond Apartment tompany
Inc, to y. -. hdanISon ana Charles l..
Page. Trustees, duly recorded. to So
dcnced by notes dated October IL. 1914.
Mt one year, with scml-annual interest
all Of which are unpaid.
j. l.. SAplER
w. X. MEREDITH
CHARLES t.. PAGE
DANIEL. GRINNAN,
Special commissioners
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HELP WANTED-Aialc

w. nd men and boys TO work In our
huTs@t! ". 4. Hood ~ Co. Ginter ark
VA I'D. waite ana coivrru lauorers ~
u MOOD d Co. Gintcr Park
w Ed arsi-ciNss shoemaker AT 3all
sil!e ''' 40 pun
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WA ED, man, Inairird or single, ON small
nv. SpocH!anG County. Good home for
niu toupic. references required. Address
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comnan,

Schedule subject 70 Chnnge Without
Notice..
:, Trains leave Richmond b'5:5O y. NJ, u A.
Nj, " a., NJ. ~ NJ 40 y. NJ. IL y. NJ
a. Ply, Il, NJ, 7io i. NJ. bs l.. NJ. 10 i.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 4. NJ. b.7 A
VI: ) A.; NJ. bg a M,: 10 y, NJ. .'ll a. Nj.
n. b5:2o J.. NJ. .c;2o 7. 81. 7:io j.. NJ. S
bGnrries harsagc. 'Duiy except Sunday
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INSTRUCTION.


WANTED. girls or small boys at KIeinberI
Fnnaie School. a Christian home nc 200
IN Inc country. with reputation OF ,nnr,
ihhn 80 ysmrs For t,9r. catalogue address
SChuyler. Nelson County. Wa
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or
THAT MODERN FOUH-STORY BRICK
ApAkrNt.NT-lIO AT THE,
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND
PORTER: STREETS, SOUTH ltlCIl-
MDND. VA.
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LOST AND EOIALx

]. on u" state Fair Grounds betwc,n
= l,,1,,.,.r - .iotH Wednesday. cameo Oroo,,,
|. .t'4v. VII p.r"Ae futulH 10 V. q l. I'M
|. ,',.''t 1900 90 ~ " est broad ana re.
i hCSi. poek-ti"ok SATURDAY containing "a "a
. ~, sIS'i' Nj! some iIrny tickets OF Il IA
:, 80 "a. -'StS q 90. flnGcr pleas. rcturn -,
-, ~ iihE.r"iy ~ Co. ImeiILlytn am,
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HELP WANTED-IEcmale.


CALL. Mrs. Charles T. Joncss Nurses kcg-
lister for trained and practical nurses
Phone Madison absO-J.
WANTED. good cook for small family No
w"snlnE. All work on floor. En-
periencSn woman only need apply. Apply
Alvin NJ; smith. Brooke Apartment, .2lo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESMAN to carry on the side line OF
high grade teas and conees. on an at
tractSc commission basis In Southeastcrn
Virginia !. SIZ. cave Times Dispatch.
WANTED. furniture salesman at once. tx
crlient opportunity TO IL hustler with good
references. BoX leg. Lynchbu:E. Va
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WANTED-.Agents.

LIFE Insurance men In every Virginia and
Carolina town should wrIto for agency
propositions from the largest company
specializing III accident and health tnsur-
aEcc. Double your Income. johnson x
Adams. Southeastern Managers, Washing
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AUCTION SALl-Euturc Days
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

SUTTON " COMPANY, INC.
Real Estate AuctioncerS.
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FOR SAI.I1-aIachinery.
FOR SALE-AnimaIs

FOR sale. young setter dogs; good re-
trlcvers and well broke. They are extra
nne hunters; nj reasona bio prices. E. c.
SDnin. Church Road Va.
FOR sale. rabbit dogs. Apply Mr.. Archie
Carlton. EllcGspn, Va
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES
FOR sale. good strong bicycle. Call BouIo-
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SITUATION wANTED-i,emale.
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GERMAN CONVERSATIONS AND
GRAMMAR
Germany. Address A. l.. d. HnS an IN
City, " 80 ~" i'oV'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
THE TEST TINT TELLS.
D. The Test Of Time. Many tlbuqncr'
que People Have Made This Test.

Years ago this Albuquerque cItiz,n
told In a public statement, the benefit
derived from Doau's Kidney Pulls
The statement IL now connrm"d-thc
testimony complete. Instances like
this are numerous, They doubly prove
The merit of Doan's Kidney pills. can
any Albuquerque reader demand more
convincing proof Ia Albuquerque
TESTIMONY lit may be investigated.
Mrs. T.. Adair, s23 South Edith
street. Albuq ierque. says: II had pain
~ my back below my shoulder blades.
when | was on my feet or walking
around. I didn't feel the trouble but
the minute ! sat down. the pain be-
gan. one box of Doan's Kidney PMS
brought relief. | know that Doan's
kidney Pills are lust ms good as they
are claimed 10 be- (Statemont given
January 81. 1900
OVER SIX YEARS LATER MT.
Adair said. II use Doan's Kidney Pits
occasionally as ! find need OF them
and | always set quick and sure re-
lief"
Price zoe. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for u kidney remedy-gct
Doan's kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. AGalr has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Milburn Co. Props.
Bunalo. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19


Th- v~nta,pr4lnr Albuquerque orr
ganilatio1 devoted TO saving New
MoxicoS rcmunnt OF wild game does
not intend TO let the public ~ To- sleep
a. Is evidenced 10y thctr adoption OF
the yer, effective slogan, "liemomher
IA. Buffalo The TRACED, of The bui-
,alu. It's causes and it, dramatic sud-
denness. H. "a matter With which eNery
citizen il familiar and the ,Nhoila-
ton 80 temomh,r aud proht by th'
history OF this nohl, animal IL bound
to have a wide appeal. The cmp'"n
cmbodNi1s the new slogan was de
signed 10, VIM Harrison ON of th'
forrest service.
That the same fate as IN q few shofl
Year, uterW h'lmcd the tcominf mi
Hons oi hunalo. Is now A. surely
Threatening uur remaining species ="
cams. is the contention OF IN" Alhu'
oierquc nssociatiun Slowly nut sure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

,ion of cigars decreased to the mum
Der Of 500 .0o0 600, and while the con-
sumption of cigarettes undoubtedly
increased. the revenue derived from
the tobacco tax fcll on s2.5l5.SS2
These figures point To an increased
economy in liying expenses. which
" more to he desired for IL moral Ell
fcct tirnn for the SAVING Of money
As "a result of these personal econ
omies the government lost 81, 2jo,oo0
IN revenue tax. II the moral and
economic Improvement should steadily
progress the o vernment would pres
entity be- compelled to seek some other
SQUIRE. of revenue. 49, about 30 per
cent OF the total treasury receipts are
derived from the tax On alcoholic
liquors ana tobacco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
REMEMBER
THE
BUFFALO


~, they say, our deer, antelope. noun
tain .h"er. turkey. wild fowl, and
small game IL Decreasing Year ny year,
while the number OF hunters ~ the
effectiveness of their Weapons Ia
oreasos each year by leaps ana bounds.
without immediate aud decisive ac-
ton. there can he bat ouc result they
claim and that H. the ~cStinction at
large game aud reduction Of all The
rest To- 4 point where legitimate sport
with dog ana gun viii DO" a thing oi
tn pdst.
Tho Game Protective assoc alton
believes That ~ adequate lnN-'lipvcc-
ment. game refugees. ana ihtclligtn'
| management. an abundant supply "i
game can ne brought upcr. but To SCI
| cure these things the public must
waite mp and demand thoin. In this
! 'w~nktng-up' process, thr new slosit
! * dcsirncd e. play an mp"rt'1t part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
SON OF AMERICAN
KILLED Al GALLIPOLI

tAssociatcd Press Correspondence
sydney, Australia. Fran NJ cof-
fee. son 81 Frank Coffee. a pub! shcr
and one of the most prominent Amer
leans of SSduoS, where he has long
been established IN business. was
killed IN actiun upon the Gnllipoll
peninsula the middle az November.
Young coffee was "a Lieutenant In the
Australian force. having enlisted "a
Melbourne. lie was p years OF age
and II NEWSPAPER nan ny vocation. he
was born IN 30 suburb of sydney but
was educated AZ Leland university.
subsequently, ne was employed ,n
newspaper work dt Vancouver and
elsewhere on the pacihc Cosst Several
vcnrs nrn he t.turatl 80 \ustrd4Ia and
for some time prior To- enli~tiug vas
on the Melbourne stan az the sidney
sun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
WHERE MIR. JONES BELONGS.

- rMpG again mas predicted hat
Franklin X. Lane. secretary
col the interior, viii be Pres'-
den, wilson's choice Tor the vacant
seat In the suprem. court of the INIT
ed states, aud IN the even, oi such
an appointment It II further predicted
that the president viii nominate \.
A. Jones of New Mexico. ia, present
assistant. to he tie head at the IN
terror department.
Thar. - M, A., rnt.., doubt thu
n, to,ss would i.i.. a great sccre-
,.,, ., IN. ,n,,rio, and "A yaluabl.
. ,h.. ..btp.t ui. value ,n
IA. yytisor aaut,.str,tion nm. to In.
,.r,, h.. b.,n demonstrated
u, l.. T., ,.i.,a IA =, canine, nos,
.o,D, d. ,,.,,,., homo, tn him and
49,. oo ,,, ,ts horn. s,ate
,...n,, ,,h,c,, NOS, xould h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
SOLDIERS FLANNEL
UNIQUE CHARITY OF
ENGLISH PRINCESS

,.Assoc!atcd Press Correspondence
Salouik Prince Andrew, the
brother of King Constantine, has as
hls wife the English Princess Alice ~
Baj,onb.rg. who has made herself the
head Of a homeiy. practical charity
known as The Soldiers Flannel Ia
The front room of the doll house of "A
rui Nish villa where Prince Andrew
ind his wife live al Saluniki there u
such an Increasing quantity ui wool
In packages. bales and siScins that tn"
room begins To look Ike "A warehouse.
Il H. all u part at the ~princoss's scheme
TO keep tn. GrccX soldiers supplied
With the ilanaels that hs cannot buy.
You see. shr explained IN English
with the slight German accent that is
characteristic of All iiattcnhcrgN.
'Marcdonia Is cold ana damp aud not
IN. least like tn" arm dry climate
of the rest of Greece. With the mob
ilizstion of our ARMY from other parts
Of Greece where the climate b. like
thai of Rome " Washington. numbers
Of men have been thrown into Mace
doa.n who are not at all accuatonel
to the snow and the Nardar wind. In
great part they are small farmers who
get on with very I'LL" Bon tn" way Of
clothing. Who're they are ordinarily
living they do not need any underwear
and the uniforms they take With them
into Macedonia are also comparatively
llght. "he average Greek soldier cav
not huy tho things h needs to keep
hin warm and even Whcn ne has the
money he h likely 10 tAd the price of
such things in SilouiHi ~. soai"d To
a yer, unreasonable height So we
hal9 started this plan Of clothlnp
thPm.
ALREADY We have Distributed 10000
articles of flannel at olc sort or an.
other since the mobilization. hut that
is not q drop iu the bucket beside
what Nc shah Dee wantiag before The
winter h over.
The Princess Alice n yery kccnli IN
ter,slod iu the present war Two of
her brothers are ia m. British army,
one ui them. Prince George was ul
the Sew I'uiand al IN" time Of the
iisht with the German Blue' her and
II was ms gun, says the princess. that
gave the nn.shllg shut 10 the Ger
man Vhrship Her cousin, Maurice,
was Killed with the British in llan-
dcrs last October and his two remain
Ing brothers are Also soldiers In the
British army
Prince Andrew was formerly a cap
tain Of Grecian cavalry. and the
princess ~ quite certain tina, II he
yocs To wal she viii he with her hus-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
ANOTHER PROSPERITY MARKER

~ VlDENCES of prosperity multi
ply in New Mexico one OF
~ these, closely allied with eNi-
dcnces OF sound business methods.
prudent Management and broad juds-
ment. ~ found In IN. statement OF
condition OF the occidental Lite In
suranc" Of This city. as OF
December 81. 1918. published rs a
business announcement IN last nights
Herald, following she annual meet
ing of the board OF ~ of the
company.
The Occidental dur.0t lFi5 IN.
creased It's business over lHii by D.
per cent II increased IT. ncv busi'
ness record In New Mexico 30 pei
cent over 1914 aud IN making that
high percentage wrote more new paid
;or life Insurance IN this stat" thar
any other company
The pressnee Of this s,Iong and
constantly STRENGTHENING lie insur'
ancs company IN New Mexifo II q
fplsndid evidence of the er6w.np
,olidity nf business conditions IN tina
state. The presence or us nome of
fees m his city adds very mni-rail'
To the importance ana prestilr Of A.
b~uqucraue Us "a commercial n o.
..a-N 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

q ONE children are born with bow
legs. others achieve bow legs,
~ and still others have bow legs
thrust upon them. The first born al.
ways look bow.legeed. ~pug.nosed.
s%quint-eyed and generally unsatis.
factory TO the anxious father. Not
o the mother. she thinks the homely
little stranger beautiful.
II the bow legs are moderate. rs
they are In most instances, nature
will bring about spontaneous recov.
cry In due time. II the deformity Is
severe. operation IL necessary.
Braces are valuable In retaining
the correction gained by operation.
but IL is very doubtful whether any
advantage Is TO tc had from applying
braces with the idea Of gradually
correcting the bowling.
Massage and gentle efforts 20
straighten the legs are advisable In
every case OF bow legs. This NAV bc
done night and morning for five min.
utcs.
hut remember that moderate bow
legs will usually straighten as the
child grows-pcrhaps the n patho-
logical condition a child really does
'outgrow.'
The operation for bow legs may DO
a bloodless ono In which the carved
bone Is fractured. under ~anesthesia.
and reset In u correct position. And
this painless. absolutely snfe opera.
ton Is the only one that cvor aroused
In the heartlesa author OF these lines
anything akin to emoti0n-the n
ioty OF the few seconds Of waiting
for the bending bone To break cen.
tered itself viciously in the solar
plexus, but II didn't so any farther.
Sometimes II IL necessary TO cut
down upon the bone to correct the
deformity. but not before the fourth
year.
People often ask II early efforts
"a walk will favor deformity OF the
legs. Not II the efforts are vclun.
tary and the child not too fat or
rickety. Ricketts, often causes bono
deformities. and many children fed
on artificial foods. like condensed
milk and matted milk aud the cereal
baby foods without raw cows milk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
Men And Women

Men And Women
Men and women are in the world
together.
What 10 do about this iuytaposi-
tion has kept all the philosophers
guessing and al, the gossips talk
ing. since the meeting occurred.
Marriage was about thr hest they
seemed able to do about IL.
And poor rs I, II III many cases
nobody has succeeded In improving
on u yet.
The world is open 10 suggestions.
however.
Many n woman has married n
man TO get rid Of him. aud did
A few ld-fashioned men. who
we're born under conditions n
would think might be conducive to
breeding good sense into people.
have held the theory that in mar
riage a man and his wife were
friendly partners In the busineHs OF
living aud maintaining the III. Of
tue world.
Equal partners. al that.
Sometimes a man has had that
flea until he pcut to "A dancing
class and found that n man was
morely a dry nurse to his wife. who
Wa supposed 10 be as helpless as
possible.
or. IL you prefer, he might be
called n hc~ladics' maid or valet.
The tact that this helplcssncss Is
purely nguratiyc and a pose. doesn't
seem 10 have changed the conven
lions much.
The average rlght-minded man
loves 20 fetch and carry for his Wife
until she let's him know she ab-
~suiat.ly demands that of him, and
th," IL mulish feelings do not arise
in him he A. sure a wonder and
GU u To be on exhibition.
he average woman lets n man
think he IL Just the sort ~ chap she
w is. until she has him HOG tied
Ia ne h.. b. OF m. and then she has
o ami moment some time and lcts
hin know Just what kind Of man
she would like Ia have married.
y the time Friend Husband gets
through comparing the preferred
stock TO himself. II lie has any ego
iism left In him he 10 "A humGiagcr.
that's all we've got to say about
hir.
afhA ~ tN az
col ssntional method OF co~Rgulating
attempted, then things ret
baiied up RIGHT
The marriage ceremony could be
saneiy shortened into this.
Join hands. Are you game'-
the two Of you
We arc-game as pcbblcs.'
Then 20 TO L. II you've good
rcnsC ana decoRcy you'll get along
romChow. Otherwise, GOOD
NiiH1, Ten dollars. plcace.'
The Laws Injustice
~ amt rirht, n amt" Waited
the crouch, who had iust returned
from % visit q the country.
what ain't rlPht2
Why. the luw makes II q capital
,Gonse to kill the smart alock In a
uttlc town, ilst the same AZ u IL 10
Kill a regular human"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

HILE the ula,ioo of the
M United stat's Increase al
w h rate 81 about LOCO. 600
a year. the consumption Of alcoholic
ACCORDING Ia the figures Of Commits
sioner Oaporne of the department OF
Internal re,enue.
The figures of production consump-
ton and accumulation "a bonded
warehouses all furnish proof u thi-
statement. In 1918 the production
OF distilled liquors amounted 10 1884,
1854 barrels; IN l9li II was 60 iOj-
sis.5t2 gallons. and in 1915 II dropped
10 40, $50 t03 gallons. This produce
ton exceeded the demand IN every
year. as shown by Withdrawals from
bonded warehouses ana payment 81
the tax. The Withdrawals were 49,
220.05S gallons for 1913, l3a,l3s, sol
for 1914 aud l2515b.i7s for 1915.
withdra wals tor the iirst three
months of the present fiscal year
amounted to only "a. sO3.S2s gallons,
which would Indicate that the decline
In consumption is still going on.
The consumption OF fermen'ed H.
auors, like beer and ale, during the
same period did not increase to com
pensate the falling OF in the stronger
disai filed liquors. Tn 1918 II was e5,-
sSs.sS< bales; In iSit 1t was $500
SSg. and In 1915 n gas $3.50. 7oi.
Dwving the name period the consump-