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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
NAVAL PROGRAM SHOULD
NOT BE REDUCED AT ALL
Assistant Secretary R0o>creit says ms
II stands II * Jntcndrd nS Min
imum That Cnn TIC Done.

BINtiHAN.TON. y. Y. January 80 =
Not one dollar. not one ship. not one
man. ought 10 II. cut from the United
states raval program nov undo: way.
said Franklin l.. Roosevelt. Assistant
Secrstar" OF the Navy, IN All address
here to-day. The program * intended
rs tia. minimum tina; can L., done. aud,
while considered Very larg. hy many
people. is distinctly less than rhai rec
ommcnticd by naval experts. The uues-
ton OF defense is essentially nonpo-
liIical and nonpartiSan. All par,ic. aud
individual members Of parties, ia Con-
gross and throughout the country,
ought 10 unite 10 obtain the accom-
plishricnt %. a. least tho program rec
commended and, ii possible. Al even
greater one"
Although wc have in tho past few
years Increased our navy faster than
ever before Nj. Roosevelt continLe ed.
faster some people have talked Of the
great cost OF our navy Is oo.upa, II
with some others. The reason is that
We pa! Il living wage on 81 american
basis 10 ,ic 100000 officers enlisted
men and naNy-Hard mechanics, and :nc
employees % tie many privately owned
plants that do work for the govern
ncht believe We rs American PEG.
pie. slISuld pay All American standard
rather thar the lower standards which
obtain Other rcuniricS.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
PRESIDENT PREPARING
HIS DEFENSE SPEECHES
Throughout Two Days' Trip Down Po-
TONNE Spends Practical! All Time
mt work on Forthcoming Appeals.

WASHINGTON, January o3-Whi!e
President Wilson was down the po-
toTac River to-day aboard the naval
tionai- ie!euse speeches to be delivered
later this week. the White House Office
force was busy mapping on; the de
tailed plans for the meetings he Will
address in New York and the Middle
West. 4 complete program for the
Western trip vii! be laid before the
Presiaeat Tomorrow II is proba Bile
that his route will be arranged so that
brief stop can he made in St Louis.
BEFORE his departure for New York
on Thursday. the President plans to
dispose OF much routine business now
pending On Tuesday and Friday
Cabinet meetings Will be held He
also has several social engagements
including dinner 10 diplomats rcpre-
seniinS Germany and her allies. and
the neutra! nations. and dinner given
in his homo: by Secretary McAdoo
The President and Mrs. Wilson had
expected TO remain down the Potomac
until tomorrow morning. but the Navy
Department was notified by wireless
late this afternoon that the Nay:lowar
vas returning and expected 10 dock
ltl' bh! b'lf nleHt. throughout
the TWO days trip tho President sent
no messages. and nothing but current
news was forwarded TO him. He spent
practically all Of the time working on
his Forthcoming speeches with his per-
sonal stenographcr.
The MayN"w-r reached tic navy
yard about 1920 o'clock Tonight, and
the President and Mrs. Wilson were
driven 1t once TO the White House.
The only stop made during the "trip
was at Yorktown. Va. Yesterday af-
ternoou. The unexpected appearance
OF the presidential yach; off that his
toric village 81 the York River created
great excitement. ana by the time the
Ma%howcr tied up 10 Il wharf nearly
til" entire population was there.
The President shook hands With
many of the Villagers and then. ac-
comnanied ny Mrs. Wilson and es-
cortcd by several Of tho leading citi-
Zcns started on Il TWO hours sight
seeing iaunt. They viewed the monu-
ncnts and tablets. saw the historic
cemetery and visited the houses oc-
cupicd by CORVALLIS and Washington
at the time of tho British surren,, n.
Except for its unhcralded visit; 10
Yorktown. the May1ower did not 20
near the shore from the time the YES
sci left the nHVy-yard here until the
return Tonight The weather during
the cruise was ideal. and the bay calm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
NEWS OF ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. January o3.-cards
have been received here TO the mar
iiaSe OF Miss olive Mae Gault to W.
a. "illeroy. OF January %. in the
Methodist Church At IVES; Point. Miss
Gault is well known hero. where she
! taught in the Ashland Hich School
Mr.. Nilleroy also has many friends
here. having represented Hanover and
King William Counties as floatcr dele
gate In the Legislature two terms.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott, OF Bedford CITY
are ut the Henry Clay Inn visiting
their son, Russell Scott. who is a stu
dent al Randolph Macon College.
Mrs. w. c. Rlanton Is visiting Mrs.
Harvey. nj her home in Powhatan
County
The Matinee Euchrc Card Club met
with Mrs. James Howison on Wcdnes-
day, and three tables played six Inland
. euchre. Mrs. w. ~. Hammond won the
guest prize. and Miss HELEN Heller
won the club prize.
w. H. Newman. OF Farmville, was
here this week visiting his brother
r. w. Newman.
Charles NJ. Bridges has returned
: from business trip to Richmond
Mrs. G. Merritt Motley and Miss Mary
! AIcCue, OF Alton. were recent guests
OF Mrs. clyde Barnes
y delightfully."- informal reception
was given on Friday night By the
members of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra
ernty in its home on Railroad Avenue.
The house was decorated in purple
and rei the fraternity colors. with
shaded lights. and the guests enjoyed
music. games etc. Misses Elizabeth
Williams and Mary Bailey Ragland
served refreshments. The chaperons
| included Mr.. and Mrs. y. a. Lapsley,
, Mesdames Thomas Jones and Charles
| Williams. Those present were Misses
Marie McCullen. Julia Guilbert, Willie
Walker, Katherine Ellis, Byrd Sydnor.
Sallie Garland, Rose Gray, Nancy
Midyette. Kitty Vaughan and Miss
Hickman. and Alvin Birmingham, Alex
Rover. Charles Savage. Charlie Lank-
ford. Ward Peake, w. r. Green, b, II.
Savage, Wallace Bowman, Willis Rich
ardson, Tom voolfolk, Joe Harper
Robert DugGar and Mr.. Finney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
Dnnrc for Miss Kent.

sptc.ai 20 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January.
23-Miss Eleanor Douglas Ken, was
formally presented TO l'nivcr.itv or
Virginia society on THURSDAY evening
~ a beautiful dance, given in her hon
81 hy her parents. Dr. and Mrs Charles
W Kent. The dance was given at the
heht rome, on West Lawn. at.the Uni
VeFsi'y, and those in the receiving line
rerc Df. and Mrs. Kent, Mrs George
l." Forsyth, of sheridan. Wyo: Mrs. L..
NJ. Ncnable and Miss Laura Venable o.
Roanoke. Va. The dance was one Of
the most enjoyable affairs given at tn.
university during the winter season.
\ buffet supper Was served at II
o'clock Miss Ecnt is one OF the NOS,
charming debutan;cs OF the season.
ana number OF functions have been
given in her honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
Of TEN FELL TO
GROUND ON FACE
Nervousness and Dizzy Spells
Caused Richmond Man to
Quit Work and Seek
Relief.
Vertigo and Indigestion the
Cause Says Authority.

nervous indigestion and Vertigo in
It's severe stages causes hundreds of
pcopie TO leave work" says #. q
FRINGE, representative now in charge
OF the introduction of Tan!pc here in
richmond, through the Polk Miller
Drus Stores.
Few people realize until Illness al
most sweeps them or their feet that
they arc Ill and need attention. some
times one would think they wanted
Tue iliness IL call the undertaken ON
the phone for them, they heed natures
warnings SO little.
~ case last week came 10 our at
tention. that of r. X. Moore. alao Wes,
Nam street. Richmond, and his con-
dition is best told by himself so we
quote below his own words as 10 his
condition and remarkable relief He
Shld: Il had 10 give up work on ac-
count OF my condition. which 1
nscribed 10 Nervous Indigestion and
vertigo. My head would swim around
after eating, and If | didn't at oucc
SIT down would tall on my face The
indigestion caused gas to form and
gave me severe pains in the chest ami
body practically all day long. saw
TINS wonderful remedy, Tanlac. adver-
Used. bought Il bottle. and now my
indigestion il better, no gas forms IN
my stomach. The pains in chest and
body arc gone. and | have not been
troubled the least hit with dizziness
or nervous spells. I'm fact, my con-
dition Is so much better | recommend
Tanlac TO my friends. for | have only
taken one hottie. and am now on the
second. shall certainly stand by
TAnlac and expect to take more
The faithful cooperation OF those
taking 'fanlac is necessary. ana close
attention 10 the diet ana bowels is a
matter OF first importance, For this
reason with each bottle OF Tan!ac Il
small package Of tablets. Tanlac Lax
atirc Tablets, is 10 he found Tanlac
Is composed OF the most beneficial
roots and herbs known to science. IL
Is entirely vegetable and contains
nothing harmful. IL is none the less
powerful. and it builds, strengthens
and tones the system, and people suf-
fering from rundown. nervous do
bilitated condition, causing headaches
constipation, Indigestion. slecplcssness
and kindred ills, are advised 10 take
Tanlac, which has proven the most
wonderful remedy OF all time In cases
Of stomach, kidney and liver ailments
Tanlac is now being introduced here
through the Polk Miller Drug Stores
81 per bottle, and II representative
usually will be found at either OF the
three stores to courteously expla,n
Tanlac, "'rhe Master Medicinc"---Ad-
WORT iscmenl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
SUNDAYS BOOZE SERMON
QU|CKENS HIS DECISION
IL Drives High-Salaricd Minister
From P1lpit to Anti-Saloon
League.
TELLS HIS CONGREGATIONS
DIR. Emprin2liam Sees in League Only
Organization Which Liquor Men
Fear, and Which Soon VIII Make
Whole Nation "Dry."
Special 10 The Tines.D!srat,n

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Januay 23-Bi;lv
sundays "Booze Sermon" was the de-
Gliding factor which led Rev James
Emprinyhani. ID. D.. TO give up a high
salaried Episcopal pulpit mere To en-
gage in AnU-Saioon League WORK on
February h" becomes superintendent
OF tho metropolitan district 90 the
league. supervising the night against
the saloon IN New York city.
Dr. Enprineham announced his de-
ciSinn to-day to his congregation at
81 Paufs in a sermon which Went into
his motives in detail.
Every Christian man wants To sell
his !if. most dearly. and to count to
the utmost for good he said. Il, is
the business Of the church TO destroy
evil. The liquor tranic--not n.ces-
sarily the personal use Of alcoholic
liquor but the traffic in il for gain
exploiting the weakness Of humanity
IS the greatest present danger 30 the
country.
The time has come when every man
must take sides on the liquor question.
There is no longer any middle ground
IL has been shot away. \ man must
get on one side the other. o. be
ridiculous.
u cannot stand for the liquor traffic;
I therefore | must he against it. The
nt"s' effective agency for lighting this
traffic is the Anii-Saloon League IT
IS omnipartISan and interdenomina-
uonal Men OF all shades of opinion
on other questions can unite upon its
sinal" platform. II is the one agency
the LIQUOR politicians fear. 1t il the
one organization the liquor traffic
curses aud contributes vast sums OF
money to fight. II gees results.
When the Super!ntendency Of the
metropolitan district, with headquar-
ts:S III New York city. was offered
. 10 me accepted. | will begin my new
work on I'crua~y !.
lilly Sundays booze sermon helped
p:ccipiiate and hasten action toward
which had already been long In
other members Of the league in New
| York 50 effectively that the churches
OF New York Of All denominations will
hc puickeHed to a sense of their re-
sponsibi!ity and he better prepared
for that booze sermon wherA Sunda Y
comes 10 New York next winter.
The liquor traffic is doomed. Pro-
hintion is inevitable. do not pretend
10 say whether it will come nationally
cannot be stopped want a hand in
il. would rathoS run TO meet il.
face 20 the front. than. struggling and
protesting. to be dragged by the scruft
of my neck 10 a higher plane of civ
! iiza,ion by somebody with" cleare r
vision and greater courage than my
self"
Or. Empringham will enter upon his
work in New York for $1,000 less
salary than he rec lived III Syracuse.
lie was offered an increase to remain
with St paurs. His parish here in
Guides al least four Syracuse brewers.
bishop Greer will license DR.. Emprinr
ham TO oiIiciatc in churches in tn. New
I York Diocese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
StCScns-krcus

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNcHBuRG, VA. January o3-The
nome OF Mrs. NJ. u. krebs was rho
SceHc Of pretty marriage on Satur-
d*N afternoon. when her daughter
MISS susie Morton Il:ebs. was married
!" Arthur kinssly stevens. Rev
George r.. Booker, the pastor OF Court
street Methods; Church, being Tho
celeorant. Only the immediate fami
lies Of the bride and groom were Wit
ncsses 10 the nuptials
The bride was gwen away b. her
brother. Edward Busey K,-ebs. and Ed.
ward =. Haley, brother-!n-Iaw Of tho
=foom was the best man. The groom
formerly lived here and Is n graduate
- The l.SncnbGrg High School and an
> " OF inc University OF Virginia
Mr. ana Mrs stevens took an after
noon train for trip 10 ST petershrrr
Fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
At the Movies To-Day

ON--..Dnmnced Goods" with
Richard Bennett.
HIJOt-"Ict Katy ITO It." with
fnnc Grey md Tuli. Marshall, and
.Fhc Great Icnri TunnIr," with Snrn
Bcrnnrd.
REN--.i;noch Arden" with ILL
linn Gisl.
tSiS-"NRn OF the Hour" with
ROhcrt Warwick.
t1CTOE--"St may" with FLORENCE
Nccd.
IIl~Tl.E-.Micc and Men, with
Marguerite CLARK.
COLOeIAI.--"rhr Rack" with
Alice brady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
odcon umers "Dnmnged Goods"

The oieon formerly the Superior.
Si%th street. between Broad aud Grace
Streets. Viii throw open its doors to-
Gay with EoSeue BrieuXs problem
dr,na. Damaged Goods" as the at
traction. Richard Bennett and tho
same east which presented the drama
"risinail: III New York viii he seen
IN the screen play. 1t Will lie at tho
,ti.on ali OF this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

girl. here last night within stone 5
thro" Of her home. on Grove Street.
was good description given ~ the
police Of the negro by Mumford Hail,
who heard negro. at O'Clock. on
GraiShead street. tell another negro
that he had TO hurry homie AZ Il
woman had stabbed him with :. hat
pin He appeared 10 be under tha in
fuencc OF whisky. Nearly twenlT ne :
Groes were arrested during last night
and carefully examined. but non. prov :
ed TO be the man wanted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
"rhe I,ucL" Colonia, Feature.

Alice Brady, in The Rack" is the
feature OF the Colonial program an
nounced for to-day and tomorrow.
The Rack" is based on William A.
bradys stage success OF the same
name. b. Thompson buchanan Alice
Brady has IL fine acting part in this
photopiay. Milton Sills, Chester Bar
net, and June ElvidEe are in the east
fathe News will also he seen to-day
Und tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
"Mirc and Men" on LlttIc.s Screen.

Thc attraction at the Little TheateI
.2i the first three days Of this week
is Marguerite Clark in her latest fea-
turc, Mice and Men. Miss Clark will
De seen in the role of Peggy" a child
mat has been adopted by man who
mas been impressed by a sentence he
has read III !, book that ir /. man would
nave wife TO his liking he person
ally should supervise her upbrineing.
The exterior scenes OF the phoioplay
We're taken in Savannah. Ga. with the
Southern atmosphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
Subject Is CHOSEN FOR
TRItNGUI.AR DEBATE;

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
2$.--The subject chosen fov tho ,rian-
Sular debate between Virginia. Hop
kins and North Carolina is: Resolved
Ihat or Federal government, compel
every lc-bodied male citizen between
the aSeS OF eighteen and twenty-four
years to take, under adequate provi-
sions. one year Of military or naval
training"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
",.e, Katy 10 II" a niiou.

lie, Katy Do It," drama turned
cut OF the Griffith Triangle studios
VIII b" offered Eijou patrons the first
three d"AS Of this week. beginning with
the performances this noon. lane Grey
and Tuily Marshall are the stars Of the
! may. and u tells all about Il modern
cinderella and seven liiddics. The com
tdN clement is supplied by Mack Sen
fetts The Great Pearl Tanglc" with
| Sam Hcrnard as the fun,naiSer-it-,.i,i.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

The Parent Teacher Association Of
the William Fox school will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon 81 o'clock. Mrs. Philip
spence will address the association on
"Motherc'aft' large attendance is
desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
woMES's MEETINGS.

The annual meeting OF the Confed-
alto Memorial Literary Society will
|. held on Wednesday morning at IL
block, when reports OF officers. vice.
Is ents and chairmen Will be read
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
TWENTY NEGROES ARRESTED.
HUT RIGHT ONE NOT FOUND

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILT,E. VA, January 23.-The
only development arising out OF the
assault. committed by negro on Miss
Helen Morrlsct, q sixteen-year- old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

fcderacy for election Of officers will
be held on Friday morning At ii O'Clock
III Lee Camp Hall. a full attendance
is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
Scores Of Dainty Models
Sl.08 $3.50
$2.o8

= AR be it from true that the
women who shop here will ac-
cept anything we offer. The
true facts arc that we are at
everlasting pains not to offer
anything they will not accept.
Women who shop here know:
know the styles: know the sue.
ceSseS
And they will recognize in these
wonderful new Spring Blousrs
the charm which has establish
eli our prestige.
At Si.DS variety Of Smart
Waists with filet lace panels
and beautifully embroidered
orsandy effects. both front aud
back. The daintily frilled col
lars and smart sleeves arc real
ly unusual at the price.
S2.3a is the price set upon as &c.
markable collection Of Lin.
gerie Waists as ever We have
shown. There are twelve lis.
tinct styles, with yestee. panelles
and embroidery effects, elal..
Grated with newest conceits IN
laces. TERED and pointed col
lars, novelty sleeves; little
touches Of distinction which
every woman appreciates.
AT S2.gS we offer M.
effective models after Il
successful early spring :, j.
tions Ivy Partisan designers.
Point Vcnisc lace is elaborate
~ used In the new motifs:
hand embroidery is exquisite,
and the fabrics throughout o.,
fine quality.
Shown on the Main Floor, Waist
Section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
TARIFF ALWAYS SHOULD
Isl; TREATED SCIENTII'IciII.,

Aside from his belief that the tariff
fashion. the Pres;den. has given con-
S:deration 10 tho situation which will
i"liow the European war and has been
urged by many OF his advisers that
legislation will be necessary 10 safe
guard Americas commercial and in
duStrial interests when that time
comes, IN his latest message TO Con
Iress he said
Many conditions about which We
nave repeatedly lcsislated are being
altered from decade to decade. it is
evident. under our very eyes. ana are
hk"l. 10 change even more rapidly and
more radically III the days mmedia:eiv
ahead OF us. when peace has returned
I" IN" world and the nations of Europ.
once more take up their tasks OF com
ncrce and industry with the energy
OF mos. who must bcstir themselves
!" huiid anew. Just what these
changes viii be no one can certainly
forecast al confidently predict There
are a" caiculabl., because no stable
clements IN the problem. The most We
can 40 : 10 make certain thai ",
nave The necessary Observation-Disclosures of
Information constantly at our service
so that We may BE- sure tina, We know
eHactiN what we are dealing with when
We come 10 act. If IL should be neces-
1ar% for Us To act at Al!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

The annual meeting of Richmond
sapter, United Daughters Of the Con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
PRESIDENTIAL. VIEWS
AS To COMMISSION

When former Governor Cox. OF Ohio.
wrote 10 him some time ago. suggest
ing that tariff commission should be
created, the President replied:
The fun powers of a tariff commis-
sion are already lodged in the existing
organs of the government: most Of
them. and really moro than the former
commission had, in the Bureau of For
eiSn and Domestic Commerce OF the
Department, OF Commerce. and others
'powerS OF investigation chieiiy) III the
hands OF the new Federal Trade Com
mission. Perhaps it would he better il
these various powers were assembled
IN the hands of one bureau. or depart- :
meni. bur, aside from that, ! think
the machinery exists for thoroGChl,.
scientific treatment of tariff questions.
If anything is lacking TO give these
powers efficiency, am. OF course.
heartily in favor OF doing H."
since mat time the plan for catab.
fishing commission and ccntralizin,-
the powers Of inv est;ration has been
worked out. and is said 10 he almost
ready Tor submission to Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

The Junior hollywood Memorial
Association Will hold an impor,an,
meeting a. Lee Camp Hall Tomorrow
morning AZ 1870 O'Clock. There will
be election Of officers At this time. and
arrangements VIII also be discussed
Tor large entertainment 10 he given
oriore the I.enten season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

lhe Frances Willard W. e r. l. will
meet III Monument Me;hodis, Church
tomorrow afternoon a, $40 o.c,ocl,
MtS. William Riclscrs. bicountv pres
idcnt uiil preside, and the election OF
officers viii take place All members
ana those interested are invited 10 he
present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-20
FOLLY BOOSTERS
SIGN CAMPBELL
SHOWS FOR WEEK
Will Stage Contest for Queen
of Carnival as Feature of
the Festivities; Nominating
Coupon Free.

one ut The bis feature At the car
nI,al 10 be held or the t'r'ots hy the
Follies Booster club. following thei.
bazaar which VIII bee ID tuil sway toe
night viii be . contest to elect a que'a
tu rul' over the street carnival
Noarly all the leading merchants
OF the CITY vii have votes and give
them away with every purchase.
Every Toe purchase MI cuittlc the
huN'r to one vote.
In order 20 enter the race, cut Gus
tho coupon which h. iu the paper and
sien your name nud deposit 1t In the
Herald office AMI II viii start yuu on
with lOu ,otes The adv receiving
the most votes VIII receive Il very
beautiful diamond ring which viii hc
on display II the window OF q prom
incnt i.weler tomorrow, ana VIII be
crowned queen,
The contest viii be under the SUI
perNision of IN. Follies aud y com
mittec IL already appointed who viii
place. votes in the hands of all the
mcrCha1ts
As there has not been a popularity
contest here for some time much RI
Nalr, VIII lie expected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-20
The Markets


\cW York. March 40.-Rumurs Of
early peace ucgotittioas abroad and
h"tN ness OF leaders like United
states steel causcd material declines
ia todaS's market.
Tho week in the stock market Open
eel With some striking gains ia those
spcCliltios which recently claimed
speculative attention. but elsewhere
tn, und"rtouc was Irregular Tinted
tatos Industrial Alcohol made an IN
Z al gan Of over nNc poiIts dad cru
c.hlc steel. Studchtkcr, Westinghouse.
Mexican Petroleum idd D.sttllcrs So
curltics rose one To- three. Metals
were fflctioually higher aud coup
m'nt- mJdc similar advances J4ltcd
states steel manifested fui'hcr gc-
striiut ana CANADIAN pa,itc ten a
point Union Pacific and Erie were
thr only rails 10 show urmutss.
tfIg.,.