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Evening star., 1916-08-27
Yardmen Would Gain.

It is also pointed sout that the
Brotherhood of Railway. Trainmen has
a large percentage of yardmen in its
membership and that these, being on a
ten-hour contract, would gain through
the eight-hour day and pro rata over
time an increase of 20 per cent in their
salaries, and in this way would profit
directly and more than any of the other
employee
Persons in a position to know say
that the membership of the trainmen's s
brotherhood is two-ffths of the total
membership in all the brotherhoods
and that the representation of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen here
in the general committee of $40 chair
men is more than two-ffths These
facts are given in an argument to
show that the attitude of the trainmen
will have a strong influence, If it is
not actually able to dominate the de-
cisions of the brotherhood general
committee.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Use Three Arguments.

Three things are cited by the exec
utives to back up their position:
The first IS that many of the big
shippers of the country have declared
themselves opposed to an abandonment
or arbitration ard have insisted that
an sight-hour day must not be granted
The second Is conviction that TO
give in to the men under present con-
dftfons would undermine discipline on
the roads TO a serious extent and would
have far-reaching effects.
The third 10 that, no matter what
assurances are given. they feel they
cannot expect a rate increase
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Calm at Union Meetings.

Considering the strain under which
they were waiting. the employees rep
resentatives were remarkably calm yes
terday. No demonstrations occurred at
any Of their three meetings. The
brotherhood heads did not address any
of the meetings They promised to call
at the hall If they heard from the
White House but, failing to hear. they
did not go near it or communicate
with the men there.
They had no comment to make on
developments except to say they were
'just waiting for word from the White
House.
II the strike is declared some officials in
close touch with the situation say it will
mean compulsory arbitration. 1t Is re-
ported on good authority that two of the
four big brotherhood presidents would not
be greatly averse to such a settlement.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

parture of their men should not be in
terpreted as an indication that the men
were breaking off the negotiations OF
had abandoned hope of settlement
Many more would leave today. the lead
ers said. but the heads and vice presi-
dents of all the brotherhoods would re-
main and would have sufficient au-
thority to deal with any development
1t was understood that the chief rea-
son for the exodus of labor men lay In
the fact that they were anxious to keeI
in closer touch with the unions they
represent and want to make sure OF
their ground in that direction before
taking a decisive step. They will can
vass sentiment very carefully among
the rank and file of the brotherhood
men.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
TEUTONS MULTIPLY
ATTACKS IN WEST,
BUT BRITISH GAIN

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1916-08-27
No Plan to Operate Lines.

The expressions of the men gave rise
to reports that President Wilson. at the
Capitol had discussed means of the gov
ernment operating the lines. but the SEN
ators with whom the President talked de-
MED fatty that such a subject had been
mentioned.
Regardless of the outcome OF Presf-
dent Wilson's negotiations. 1t was lndf-l
Gated last night that few of the broth 4
erhood leaders probably would remain
here longer than tomorrow. The heads
of the four brotherhoods and their vice
presidents, however, probably will re-
main Indefinitely if settlement of the
dispute is not reached soon.
The head of each organization in con-
ference with his vice presidents last
night discussed tentative plans for
strike.
The manner in which the federal gov
ernment has been injected into the sit
uation would make it almost impera-
tive. it is thought, that any strike be
directed from here.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Battery Does Quick Work.

Then came another spectacular drill
Battery A. District Field Artillery. es-
tablished a shelter tent camp. with
clothing and equipment laid out just a.
they would biyouac tor the night, when
Evening star., 1916-08-27

was said no plan of accomplishing
THAT end was agreed upon
No arrangements were made for the
President to address Congress, but If
the deadlock. continues 1t was thought
not unlikely that he might do so early
this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
POPULAR ENGINEER
PRAISES TANLAC
Men and Women i'm All Walks
OF Life Praise Tanlac Here
in Richmond.
HAD KIDNEY AND
INDIGESTION TROUBLES

Among the men OF the American
Locomotive Works arc many who
prais" and ind"rse Tanlac. and. in fact.
among the men in every plant In this
city may be found indorsers of this
reparation Engineer W. T. Wooten.
Of the American locomotive Works.
states: Il consider Tanlac Il wonderful
remedy, and ii Will do all that is
claimed if given a thorough trial. II
did great things for me. all right. and
I'm able 10 eat most anything you
mention now without u worry. My
kihneI trouble was greatly relieved.
and the old bciching spells and pains
In TIA" pit OF stomach have left me.
It's a nm" remedy. all right, and I
recommend it
Now. what Mr.. Wootcn SAYS above
Is but tn" echo Of statements made
by thousands Of others who iudorse H.
too. For days. weeks. months and
now almost :, year, different peoples
statements have been appearing here
in the local papers substantiatinp
every claim made for it, No one has
ever seen another remedy accomplish
the wonders ran!ac has. No one ever
remembers amy medicine day after day
bringing forth local testimonials as
Tanlac has. Ncirhbors all around YOU
praise Tanlac. Thousands whose
names have never appeared recon-
mend it We must. with all this cvi-
dcnc" and testimony. conclude Tanlac
- ~ 'i'''''iH' W G'i'NiHc merit III cases
OF stomach, idncy. liver. catarrhal and
rheumatic complaints. We must admit
II at least is worthy the thorough
test recommended.
ranlaC. for the protection Of the
public. is sold through authorized and
reputable druggists only In Rich
mond folk Miller Drug co. io2 East
BROAD Street and SS4 East Main Street:
Tragic's drug store, SIT East Broad
Street; i.igg"tts drug store. formerly
POLK MIllcrs Drug store no. g. 36l
East Broad street. sell and recommend
TanlaC. Get your bottle at tho nearest
stor" and know again what health
vitality and appetite. sound sleep and
steady nerves feel likc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
PRICES CO TUMBL|NC
AND MONEY MARKET UP
slump Comes Because of Things
That Traders fear Will
Happen.
PROFESSIONALS ARR. PLEASED
They Arc against Further Advance
in Stocks and Doing All in Their
Power to Facilitate DccIinc-Scn-
Sational Raid ON Cotton.
PROFESSIONALS ARE PLEASED
u, nKu,DA> WALL.

MEM YORK December ll-StUCNS went
Iumblns IN Mall Street to d.y h,":IS' -;
NoIhinr of Importance actually did h"pp"r;
before tho market closed To affect prices
nh" chart makers ANA the professionals are
.,u sEniu>, any further advance. ana tn
the decline. Money w"s marked up to To
rcr cent.
After a morning ut Uu.nsuosS which Wa"
an ideal urop"i"ron Tor Gcsugr",. 1eo!s
iark WAS m"d' "u h" cotton m"rh"l AZ
The NorS uvur'ui vH"u thr government
report ON cotton Mas .ssu"d rms report
WAS NJ To aN aNu". 'n;iuu. cor d"wr TO all
I" have boon raised. Wei timed s"iI;rr.
however. caused 81 rauio on th. cotton IN
"hauCo. TN MaLrh aUttou bt"t." $50 =
bal': This brrHgh' urir'- ." tn" lowest
whoicsal" iGu'"uy" Lh"r" was q HniHil
reaction Of muC' than ;" bale but the
dam.E had h,au done
,.,,inu trader. ,y.r. ruined I,y th.. score.
u"ii., to ,,I ,h.tr nnm,tiint.Il 80 mako
good tb.ir HIrntut. 'Tne Enthusiastically il
Ch..rrr 81 H.. raid ,vui..ntlt had yr-puro,i
Tor such q contingency, ana n,yan selling
:rhr result was a ur.,ty general d-Inuraliz.-
lion of rho ,tnrk market IL, tho midst of
which 10 closed win rl4ny standard issues
snnWirv no -tgus Of = .r"yrrN
A. uart 90 IN. DAYS ucrtorm.u," Anglo
record ot -. h.eyu-.~ %. this is>u. w.,.
cAriaiu,I 10y The Illness ot Lloyd Gc"rE,'
and tho general shhNe-uu IA m govern
hl,nlS 81 I'''i rillhih "'h 'r"h''.
After III, u,uri;c, closed cificrui announce
WashMsiom '' th,, ,hS Mrinn ,.,sS ccnsti
tti,ci !, breach or ,,l,.ig.. LV ,;or,n,ny Wan
Stic.t now .<ucctS President wilson t. do
~onathinr. ana III, only thing h can do
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NEW YORK rKODrCE M,EKyr

'NF.N lDKk. boc"mUcr ll.--RAw euea r.
UU.i U,"mtFtvra '.o"; mol" Ss"s. 80: re-
Srot coffee. duil Rio =. 81. santos As
After starting steady. "ottor.".i Oh broke
H''NHr,N under enormous commission nous.
humiliation ana ~tup-lu>S Hing on tho
pr"i"un".d weakness IN cort,U and ih..
m..tt ~ !"rn Ait"r d"'li,in a. TO -
hnlhtS. ti" hSt rallied short covering
"ht - N" clos" was 2i :" Il POINTS rat
~ Sale; '-."' barrels. III" market
9 70 unsettled auu irregular Spoi II ~
h!Hi; sy brg.mn"r i-.om L .. january. = 20
q s.: Arm. il.sJl,i2 10. Ma. II 0i n - az
luM,. l.N0FL lS..N. IulN. y n Z, u ~ -
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days average Hulk. Sa.'h1 sioio: light,
sS..'%i $o.91: mixed. se,ion sio.i5. heavy. $3.50
.. slo2": rough. So.5om 500: pigs. 81 ij@
SS75
tatt"-R""ciptS. 5000: steady N.tiv.
beef steers. S1.,SitS i2.GO: Western steers.
SImm 5000: Stockcrs and feeders. stG00
:" 5"W Si325
Sh""p-Kc Receipts 22.,oG: steady W.,hmrs
$500, $3.50. lambs. $40 25sd $I3,s
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RICHMOND LIVE srock MARKET

INdl'S at IlIlON STo'kN IrN.)
Richmond. Va. December II 1916
'hnicc steers. to So: medium to GOOD, !
h"iicrT. 10 ~: rn.dinui To- good H. 60 g..
:"''non to fair. ~ to ga. Choice cows 6
:" "'s: medium I" good. vi To ~. common Ia
ihtr. l 10 "a. lic"t oxen. G'2 To az. mcdluri
:" good. 2i9 TO g.: common 20 fair = TO ~
heavy bulls. 81. To ca light. ~ to ~. Hest
"*ivc* 10 t" II: common. ~ To S,7. :est
hcaNy hogs 1910: medium weight. 81. TO -,
s!eht 81, TO :. aows and stays & To : Rest
sheep. 81. to c.: common to fair ~, to a.
lest lambs. 10 to l0i.: common to fair
\ ..
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

IT II NTV, DcC"mhcr ll--Nirtu.l STOP
pa 81 export buyinE OF wheat AMI the
'",' mat marine inSuranr. rates on the
Atlantic had been completely Withdrawn
pro'"d h"ivy burden to-day tor holders
81 wheat. especially 81 tho submarine -
Su" With Germany seemed more acute. Tho
ihhIh't crossed weak. Ia 2isC lower
YIN May at SIZE Y..Ji, and .Iuly a
sli''. :" 81 Corn los; 'sUic to M to
I've: oats. 7,C to Nc. and provisions. : TO
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

MEM YORK. December i.rh" break
IL cotton ma rli"tS "a day aus"d hcsit, rion
IN 'ott"n goods ami cotton warm trading.
Ini som" price concessions We're quoted
second hand sales, Business Hight.
Mems wear openings attracted iarg,
numt,r OF buyers Raw silk was easier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

casks. Hosin. firm: sales. Lbs barrels: ship
mcnts. -: barrels: stock $3.50 barr"i.
quote: a. H.. a.. -. r.. G.l5 t. e.. 30:
H.. l.. go: X. SO: NJ. GiomG.5O: N 6susi
& 81: WG.. 7.cp: WV. 7s0
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rams Leave iticninond--Ai.in 81. stallon
scheGu!c nEurcs not guaranteed. For tns
Sontn-paiiy: $50 4. VI. local. 1890 A. 81.
eApTcs$ paT!or berct car: +. NJ, e1prsls:
Jap =. ~. eApreae. sleeping car open, S:vS
/. al 800 T.: A. local: for keysnlie Chase
York River Line-6:io p. NJ stesms.
Train. except Sunday, connecting for BALM.
more tiartor ear). 1885 A. n and 4:lSs
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the South.
zoe, A n and $40 y. NJ. l2:?5 =. ~. 1856
From West Point ,:+5 \. H., except Mon.-
day: s:io a. NJ and s:l5 p a.. daily.
ONCE s07 T.. Main ST. Phone Madison a71..
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pErLnSBtInu rr,,;,,r ,,.p, ,.,,

'R"Inrt"d by i,ndIcrs. PiumIn"r Il Co. Inc }
i':II.RSBCRG. VA. December Ii-S,In.
ishrri,im,erT Market steady. 81 3:
o., NTEHiih"-- FARMERS stock-Mariset ern,
Fancy Jumbo. 4hc pcr.puun,l. extra prime
-" p,r p"Jnd: 'riinc. 3L," per ,oun,i .
h"il'nr stock 80 10 3,.c prr pound
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Norfolk & Western Railway

o&LY ALL RAIL LIN 70 SORFoLK
Leave Byrd street >. EioS iticntnond
fon HI.oKr ok. .s:ls 4. 81. BOO x. n
st;OH, LiSciinCisG AND THE. WEST;
=. H. L5 M 70 Sr a. 81: 500 Il. 's"
Arrive kiehmond from Norfolk: sli:xt
tronl the west; '6;lS A. NJ. .I:ai A. II
i2ig l.. IL. Iito T.. 81. wiz +. N, IS :W
l.. ". w.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. 3sund.y'
W H. nEvILI. VIC. SAUNDERS.
r. r. T., Roanoke. q. r. A.. Roanois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

steers s6.5Isio;.5; bulls. s,.5o@s7tl: cho'c.
eToh,lvcs. steady. Veais. sIo09T 5000. c'ii!S
W So'm Ss"; grsssers. s5.joM 500: Orio and
"o.,Sterii S,.15df $50: ysnrlings ii5DSi s. 50
&C Stnne"p ana lambs. strong. sheep $500
60; cui;- $4,000 5000. lambs. Sli 500;
Slj: 30: cuils. $500 n 5000
moES. weak: Light Ia heavy. $500, $40 10:
rough ss'oM pigs, $500 "a $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
AGO Dccember li.-1IHES- Receipts.
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e = - 1. A.

, i'onl'rF- small chickens in good ocrusud
ARK. si"Eey ones Dun and hard TO move
" .l."' i.'rIrts heavy; d"mand light. marked
dun Eggs Market in good shape. ana a
nor" "r'N" ton. prevailing; market ,lcan"d
~ ,..iIl~ not "pudl 10 tho demand to-
= Hides Market nrm. Live stock
Mhrh"i IN good act'v" shape. recent. light
N'"i> NNlTeiH' Is .C"rc" and wanted al prices
90 'Nr"Ss OF quotation. Market In general!
t-ur.lh!It sGss. ~ good INV. condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

MARKET CONDITIONS.
IsecciptT OF APPLES lt.ht. de ma nd unusually
S"ou. f,otatorS scarce. good quality bring
ing good prices. Market active on all fruit,
And vegetables.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
NAVAL. STORES.

SANANNAii GA. December ii-rurrcn-
'inc. firm. 81: sales, "Gi casks. receipts. Ill
rMsks: shipmcrts. cMek.: stnch @. 81
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.Iuly ........ 10 Il ian, ~; IL *
October ......... III. l7:J H. {, Ii =;
SPOT cotton. Iuiot: mddlins. upl.mds
1850 Sales ibj bales

as H.; .o,,. IS! i; % i'3 1 ls:s
ls,o'S Sale r.l% - 6a,oa !''"'''"S' "''"'''S
"Xnor,s aooi bales stock it':7s. bale
,.%5i bales c<por,s' .S,a BALE e S,nGi..
Total for wcck-Ne, receipts. 1885 bales;
rNn"ris Hn55i bales.
Total tor S"lson-Nct receipts. ~; .o5I
'a!'S "Np"riS. 2e9"".i bales
N+w ORLEANS. pocambcr ~ dolure
q selling orders followed ,hc rovarnmcnts
CROP r,p"rt in the cotton market here TO-
d"v, Prizes broke lis t" i@O points during
tho tirst fifteen minutes Of ,radin". after ne
~ th"s", l"vri- stood 1872 To IS; points under
S"'MirsHys ri"ss r'or half an hour tn"
,r"mcly h""vy buyirg by shorts who wanted
'h"r PROFITS h"chm" 81 stcadvinr influence.
anu ihHr" was a recovery. the close being
Az The lowest OF tn. day. Ianu"rv. tn.
We; ksSt month. WAS 3"i points. or almost
g. Mound down from III" high lcv"Is OF
irinr L" TN. report III market was i!crv-
Gus and unsettled. 4 los. of Is to u points
around tn" "p.nirg was soon recovered
the market RISING tn q 'cv"l . points up To-
Ir"'n, down .compared to Saturdays ..ios.'
This was tn" high OF tn" day Az tn. mid
nie of the session prices were at = u"t
iust before tn" csiinai" came tho were
II to = points down. After o'clock break.
Ner" a. "ii" a. 10 80 - points between trans
n"iinns. n,d March Immediately lost T..
p4irtS Th" 'stnat. was considerably
above general "Np.cta,iouG which We"
hardly ahcys ii.2i".c00 bales
i;,a5 March 1853: Nav. 1885. JUS, is,o:
Spot c"iton. nominal anG unchanged
iutIdliuE. IL .J'.
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RAILROADS.
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

The fr"gressivo Railway of tho SOUTH
Trains leave daily: A. NJ. Eoriina local:
l-:.V l.. NJ. sleepers Atlanta and jackson.
N!'!e: Y:ss 81; sicepe'a Jacksonvilie. Tam
l. ~. si-ep-rs. Atlanta. Eirnins cham J.r,.
sontl!tc. tampa and ST. Petersburg. Traina
30 T.. 81. 49,
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW DIRK. December IL B"cvcs FIRM
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Ry.

Cir. Lou'vle & west- d. ct D. Oh n
Main Line. Local, s7:26 a f5:i6 a
James River Line. 10000 a, {5:i6 a
j. News. NIX. old p, $3.50 a., sl3 m g a.
! Newport News. Local, 1900 n $500 q
Trains arrive from Nix. sl1:oO a., .i:i6 D..
$3.50 D.. j. News. 1856 .s:0b D. From
West. 500 a. $50 r., 1855 a.. :l:i5 r.
SUNDAY from Thurmond Jas. River. t3:2S
/ a. 'l:@O y. 'DalIN. iExCcDt Sunday. =.
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KICmMOND GRAIN MARKEr

~ W. F'l, UOUnlNI
VIZ. No. = hard. Sis. y,
corn-No. r4llo,v. stC
3; No. , white, Scil n &c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-11
= 800 HH><>AA>>>
FORUM OF TIE :
PEOPLE :

Editor The News:
AS the head of the permanent Meth
odist Mission at 449 Buschman street,
/ desire to thank the kind pastors OF
ithe three M. e. churches of this city,
DR.. w. A. Terry Of Broad street. and
DIR. T. w. Adams of Court street and
DR.. C. w. Crisler of Main street, for
their most valuable services rendered
lat the revival meetings. knowing that
much good has been accomplished in
these weeks meetings, and yet the
revival has not closed, for on next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
18th, 14th and 18th, we shall have
the Rev. Mr.. Thompson, presiding ell
der of this district, who will also preach
you some red hot sstmons ofthe old
time Christian religion. Come and hear
him and you will feel more than paid
for your coming. J. w. McAfee.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-11
BOX CAR SHORTAGE
fContlnueA fiom Page One.)

sippi Central. is occurring on the Gulf
& Ship Island, the New Orleans North
eastern, and the N. o., M. & c. The
officials Of all these companies are
crying for cars, being spurred on by
the lumber manufacturers, whose
yards are being filled with lumber,
and the consumers in the north and
the east, whose business is being tied
up because Of the impossibility to Sc.
cure timber.
$500 Can't Locate Many.
Not only are hundreds OF the cars
Of the Mississippi Central in the hands
Of other railroads, while the officials
are trying to get them back to Hatties-
burg, but many have disappeared com.
pletely. Mr.. Smith, on his Chicago
trip will endeavor to locate these cars,
even if he is unable to get possession
of them.
While railroad companies pay some
thing like 40 cents day for the use
Of the cars Of other railroad cOg-
panles, this amount is always consid-
cred insignificantly small At time
like this, when every inch of box car
space means dollars to the companies
having transportation facilities, this
40 cents becomes all the more unbe-
lievably small.
AS has been explained, a majority of
the cars are In use in the north and
east. where cargoes for export use
age, as the first pound of every pack
shipping space abh the transatlantic
boats. The ships are not there to car
ry the freight. When a train Of cars
pulls, into Hoboken, New York, or any
shipping center. it is necessary to hold
the cargoes on board the cars for an
indefinite period. terminal facilities
being so limited as to make it i'm
possible to unload the freight and
store it.
Hattiesburg lumber mills, as well
as those Of every other section OF the
yellow pine belt, are suffering from
this car shortage. Everything possible
to secure more box cars is being done
by the railroad officials, as well az
by the lumber manufacturers.
Mr.. Smith will return to Hatties.
burg tomorrow
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-11
DOCElSH AND CORNERS1ONES


OF dogfsh OF
sh
Why then might
r..
ANYWAY tragic significance
fish situation
ton OF dogf This
to the fishing
me the other day. and unless something
will only be short until
have hardy
chues fishermen? History shows
The argument timely
be fault in the patriotic
to this battle
In discussing the of
toan remarked The
'noe" more valuable than the ownership
Illinois,
nave weighed more heavily the
now we are told by Booth
The republic the
o
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-11
TO CREATE A NEW OFFICE


police inhabitants elective
publish elsewhere this issue
n
objections mandatory In its
municipality Of the state
provides special police justice,
special office shall preside that
municipality
police
might municipalities WE'LL
whether
municipal payroll
needed
municipality
better than they getting
The Mayor prospective this small oTene
hand hrdhaded
jackg political
has other that
especial his election
their office
What IL politics
politics. the bill Of
acted and
take steps defeat
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-11
soc GASOLINE AHEAD

gallon June and that before
not seem extreme In view OF the
established facts about supply
Ihere has been introduced
90 cents gallon World
acadmcay interesting nothing
n EXPORTS Will
shall have paragraph that
out stu more or less respected instrument
No tax duty shall be exported any
The World continues:
There might
happens that the does
the internal code provision always made that
which
burgess coneco w United States
convince the gasoline other
than tax" -
Professor Woos articles public
WIN De read with interest The News
auon OF all VINO Hattesburgs
minds
thoughtful The details change: but the
standing pophesy
in the main they will be along right
Forrest bill
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