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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

hand for them as a bride is adorned
for her husband. 1t is not such an
earth as we know. however, for the
earth and the heavens thar we are
familiar with will have passed away
wiped out, as child would erase
a drawing on his slate, and a new
heaven and new earth are prepared
to receive the holy city in which the
Lord himself will come himself and
dwell with his people. The earth OF
today will be burned with fire, re-
cast and remodeled to accommodate the
needs of Gods redeemed. Best of all,
there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither
shall there be any more pain" and
there shall in no wise enter into it
anything that defileth, neither what
soever worketh abomination, or
maketh lie.'
Grey says: "The idealist has always
dreamed of better day and n better
world Among the Greeks in the days
of Plato they began to think and
write of the perfect city such as has
not yet appeared. Whatever con-
struction we may place on the words
of Revelations, whether as literal or
flgurative in discussions of heaven, II
is evident that the purpose of the
writer, and before that of the Holy
Spirit. was to present the city where
God resigns and dwells as perfect l.,
every particular. That 1t was to
be new was necessary. for the things
OF the past had been insufficient,
morally rs we'll as materially. The
Jewish idea of Jerusalem as holy was
of course, due to its association with
the temple and the law of God. Thus
new Jerusalem. instead of being built
on earth. will be from heaven. coming
down TO men from God himself. In
the Revelation there appears q
mingling of two ideas, one of whic;,
was that OF raising men up to GOD,
and the other that OF bringing God
down TO man. In this part or thc
vision the latter is the conception oi
the method Of approach between God
and man. And In this happy day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
Abbreviated.

Not long ago the editor Of an Eng
lish paper ordered story of a cer-
tain length, but when the story ar
rived he discovered that the author
had written several hundred words
too many, says an exchange.
The paper was already late in going
to press. so there was no alternative
the story must be condensed to fit
the allotted space. Therefore the last
few paragraphs were cut down to u
signle sentence. 1t read thus:
"The earl took Scotch whisky. his
hat, his departure. no notice or MS
pursuers, revolver out or nus NIP
pocket. and, finally, his life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
STATE AGENTS WANTED.

STATE AGENTS WANTED.
LARGE foreign importing firm is willing
10 grant State rights TO responsible agents
willing To handle their goods exclusively.
The merchandise {. widely advertised and
onsistS OF conccS, grcon. roasted ana
ground: pickles. marmaladcs. tropical fruit
l'rc"crvos. ctt. These goods arc OF highest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
High Constable Sal,

Will sell by public auction. on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY
u o'clock NJ. AZ 20 Eor,h Twentict
street, tho following property. 10 sat
iSfy Il civil execution "a. Meyers * So
". John +. Mayo in my hands: auto
mobile chassis.
TERMS: cash.
W. II. WYATT, JR..
High Constable. City Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

SEALED bids viii b- received untu July
- for the erection of Il ,wo-story school
building ~ old Church. VI. piane and
specifications arc On til" linw " Haw's
office. Merchants National Bhni; Bldg
deposit OF s. required for COPS -; plans
Tn" school board retains tho right to ac-
'cpt OF reject ANY or "ll bids Scnd bids
in scaled onvclopH, marked school hid
caro- T.. T.. West. Jr, clerk Henry District
School Board, old Church, Va.
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hooks AN9 PERIODICALS.

4 miscellaneous lot of books. statistical and
otherwise. worth 500. for saio for &c.
First Floor. Timer Dispatch "u'!d,nE
W.NNTED, I" s"li library. consisting OF his
t"rical. theatrical nnd biographical ho"lts.
TN" IL a Enou opportunity for any on" who
wants ~ good collection of hoolis. Terms
"ssh 50 viii buy thyn: actual vsIu" $50.
II Interested address q q. car" Times Dis
ptish
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AWNINGS AWNINGS
PORCH arL store awnings made to order
Phone Madison ?l>.. w. ". Sioscicy Il
CO.. Inc. 2ii North First Street.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

w: FRED RICHARDSON. INC.
rireproof storage for household goods;
moving: packing. shipping. Dont walt
until september |. Let US help you to
AVOID tho rush. We have reliable men and
VIII Eunrnntec our service. Randolph E43.
parcel delivery and Sutomohio ", 'nc,.i Eoo
van; For quick service, phone Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

SODA fountains-New style icciess fountains
automatic carbouators and Eas regulators
soda coolers. gas and coal ranges: lowest
prices. Horace a. Carter. 80? East Marshall
FOR sale. one cream separator. good n.
now. used less than month, 900 pounds
capacity. Ono 9-horsc power gasoline motor
nrst-Class order. Several good hor.es
Phone Madison 40o1-M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
PROPOSAiS-Senicd.


NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Eastvillc. Va.
Sealed proposals viii 10 received By tho
Eastyiiie District Road Board. OF Eas,yiiie
o'clock J.. NJ, Tuesday. July Is, 1915. TO be-
then and there opened. for grading and
Eastvillc Station "a Cohhs station VIA the
Srastd" Road and the Savage Neck Road.
about nine miles IN all.
MACK GALBREATIi.
Engineer. EaHtN !llc. Va.
bh ". l.. DiI.BY.
Secretary Road Honrd.
ltriIEcinMn IA
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PERSONAL

WANTED. you to know that w. H. Cowar
dns Sons prices OH watch and toweIrv
work are the lowest in town. Sutisfnction
is guaranteed. 1916 East Main Street
FNr-liOw t. reduce IT. Full particulars
mailed free. Hall Chemical Co, Dent.
A-2o ST. Louis. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

u intend TO establish ''Eitt shops In every
important city - carry unique line OF
novelties fuv tho establishment aud comfor:
of the home. Every article designed by our
own artists In our model factory located in
%,w York City. No better Way 10 start a
reputable aud highly lucrative business OF
Your own recurring but small investment for
needed stock. "" 10 Furnish "omrlct" soil.
ing plan and exclusive territory rights for
81 period o! years. Address, stating fully
Your qualifications. l.. -. Box ITO. Crane
Central station, New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

seventh ana Franklin Streets,
Richmond. Va. June 80 1916
Notice is hereby given that a special meet
Way aa "er Conpany 'S has s'rs se ed
10y resolution OF the board OF directors OF
once Of he said Company "a, sevem ''ne, nnI
Franklin streets, IN the city OF Richinond.
isi on n, he h@np ~ the ISsh nsg Of july
following purposes. among others.
men, enteSd into by the b"ars On! Of f .stSs
Of tho lHcninond Halfway and Niaduct Conn
Company. whereby tho Richmond Railway
and Niaduct Company 10 merged and con
and Power COMPANY, upon tne terms ami
conditions set out At length in tho aEree-
mcHt.
.. To consider and act upon the matter
Of ne1 ,,a Of me Ispt,a stock OF the VIZ.
authorized capital of S2O,voo.6oO par value
divided into Ss.0ooooo par value OF pre-
common stock To nm authorized capital OF
VI 100000 par ynluo divided into 100000
aud disposition OF said additional preferred
othcrw!sc az therein set forth.
;. To consider and act upon any other
to said merger and consolidation. and any
other matter or matters which may properly
or general meeting OF the stockholders OF
said company.
company shall be closed Tor said meeting
OF the stockhoiders IA, the Close OF business
rcopcncd at the opening OF business On FRI
day. the :lst day OF july, 1919.
by order OF tho Board OF Directors.
c. Is. WILLIAMS Secretary.
\ stated nunioatior. rf rrat"rn;d
~ Lcdr" ~" ~, .hnriunt, Frcc and Nc
" t"rtn'i M"son-, viii l." hoIi TO NOR
~ ROW 'McNDAYl ENENISC: at {.
"'rluch work In the ontora! apprentice do
gre.
Members az siS'.r lodges and transient,
hrg ,hr"n ago fratcrnaily invited To unit.
with VI.
Iiy ordc, ~ tho wor.hipful master.
WILLIAM REINIIEiMEE.
Sccr"tur!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES.

FOR sale. celery plants 9ii Duinbrid s
Street. South Richmond
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Chance Of a Lifetime

WELL. established restaurant and cato in
""inme rviai ""rt"r at Sow York city,
perpetual i"u>o, AMI doing good busir ~.
'tos"G nights and Sundays Owner tou long
n business wishes to retire. VIII sell for
si1.uI, hall cash ~ talk" an energetic COM
.t"nt partner who can invest $500 to
FlfWM Closest Investigation invited J i.
II. lsN Madison Akcnuc. Now York City
FOR sale. stock. fixtures ana lease Of a
corner grocery store. BiE trade Living
looms. VIII trade for small farm poui.
Try farm. Address y -. care Times Dis
patch.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILKoAD CON


Omco OF the Treasurer.
Wilmington, Il. G.. Juno 90. 1915
TIE board OF directors Of Atlantic Coas
Line lt"ilroad Company has declared I
dividend OF l.: per cent on tho comino,
capital stock OF that company. payable a,
tho office or the treasurer, Wilmington, N
u. on Monday. July 10. 1910. to such stock
holders rs shall be registered ON tho bookl
OF the company OH Monday. juno 10. 1916
at o'clock L. NJ.
JAMES +. POST. Treasurer.<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
GOLD AND SILVER.

I1o ready gold and silver medals A
big assortment Exclusive designs; zoe up
l.. g. Meyers Jcwelry Co. u West Broad
Street.
WANTED. to buy for cash old gold and
silver. fine watch and Jewclry repairing
speciality. e. c. Meyer Jewciry Co.. II
West Broad Street.
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Mutual Building

NanicI 10 G!sEus, OF uucX9rcd lease on
large. al 'r,I.iiN. "ifi"" IN Mutual Ruid-
ING loHving "Gt or Main Street ADDRESS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SERIOUS QUESTION.
WHERE are YOU going 20 send your boys
tend that they should swcitcr I'm tho city
while. Tor trihinS expense. they may on
JOY dcliEhtful sea breczes bathing. fishing
lawn tennis and other summer sports at
lrginias ideal spOt-Old Point Comfort
College. near Buckroe Beach. For partic
BRO NNToNINJS. DIRECTOR.
FORT MONROE. VA.
MRS. JAMIE WHITE BItOWN, trained
nurse" announces that she has moved from
-" N"rth Eleventh Street to the house OF
MRS. Eva Clark. lii7 East Clay Street.
WANTED. you I" know that w. II. Cowar-
work are tho lowest in town. Satisfaction
IL Guaranteed. 1873 East Main Street.
iuGiiES'S IIAlHuRESSlNG PAHl.OI,S.
STA AlfoolNG, inanicuring, facial ntassasc,
scsn @'P .nf,mEn' WG give s,n he az
hair goods and toilet articles. combings
mad" into any styic zoo North Third.
HOTELS. RESTNUHANTS. BOAnUING-
HOUSES, ETC.
HAVE your sheets. pillow eases. towels.
color. aud they can br identified anywhere
h" only lettering machine In Richmond
Any name or letters you wish scwcd in
neatly. MI work guaranteed. Rcasona BILE
prices. Phone Madison 6S2.
MArio%AI. STANDARD FLAT
tifEN CABLE furnishes you the best
lightning protection. j. O. Saunders
Agent. 81 West Twenty ninth Street.
HAT WORK
Ladies Panama hats. zoe
G"ntiemcm,s i'ana,ma hats; ,........ soc
straw hats cleaned aud blocked. .,c
N%" "y .",', ;.n.i 1lr
~" 7"''' '"" i. DKAc6s.. ''''''''''.' 500
81 East Main Street.
Telephone Mndson 1875.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Duys

AUCTION SALE OF THE
DESlRABLf LOCATED. MODERNLl
.MNpl'OINTED. SPACIOUS AND Az.
IkACTlNE j. II L y u IL l. l. RESI-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

GASOLINE launch, 3sxiO. 20 H. T.. Collie
Perfection cngin". generator storage bat
tory. toilet porcelain nNturcH and full
equipments. WilI sell very cheap Address
+ 80 care Times DiSpItch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
BAKGAINS AUTOMOBILES.

TAKEN in trade FOR Kline cars An in
good condition. Some factory rebuilt I'd
tainted Don't miss thc chance 500 Them
$50 Kline 5,paSs. G-yJ rHlmrrrin.cr. d.pa 49,.
q 30 Imperial. Spas. $50 Warren. pass.
G. 30 Puiln,pn. ,.p.ss. 40 Brifru- j.pass.
4 no Oakland. y pass. 80 Kline, pass
ELINf CAR 'CoRPOEATlcE
boulevard 1870
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WANTED-Animals.

I have diamond rinE worth SS5 and want
n COW. How viii YOU trade. Address Il H.
caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
WALL PAPERIN8.

FOR low estimates and good work. call H.
u. l'rau"r. tho wallpaper man. los North
Eighth. Randolph 1899.
n you want your rooms papcrcd at cut
price. call w. II. Lane ~ Bro. Ran.
duiph 20,a-J.
WOODSDN x CO.--fiTcst nnd lowest priced
wallpaper and interior decorating. EstI-
mates chccrfully furnished. Randolph
225S-w. 1908 East Marshail
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EXPERT HATrERs.

ARE you GOING TO ME:%ICO3
III not, YOU want your hcudScur look pre-
sentablc We Will turn your old Panama
into new. Jus, like your friends. Our
Famous Perfection Finish docs the
trick Any shape. our prico for ladies
and gentlemen. soc.
MNNIlhTTAN HAT WORKS.
.Oi East Broad Street.
Madison 3T0f.
NEW YORK nAT-CLEANING CO.
PANAMA hats Of all kinds cleaned and
rcblnc<cd. reasonable prices. Mail orders
attended. ~ North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

For sale. the oldest tailoring and press
in: business in lorcwcll. Clean 25n
suits month Can DO doubled. Must sell
hN July L. Mritn RnN L.. NnncMclI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

! have tent show which Will scat 1000
people thoroughly equipped with first.
class bill on ana doing xood business.
VIII soil onc-half interest the entire
ontht reasonable TO quick buyer. Address
y y. care Times dispatch.
GREAT money making proposition VIII
sell ono half interest. Can double your
money in 20 days. Address J T. care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale, ono set OF pcidlcrs license, nearly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
DRY CLEANING AND sCoURING.

AiM ii'act suit ci"nn"d i,nd pressed. Tc.
iI"w'id's frcnrh Dry Cleaning 80. l:an-
doIrh 30. ~ West Broad street.
PALM B"0ch suits cleaned, So. Parcel
post orders given strict attention Iti"h-
ln"nd oy' Works. $ South First Randolph
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLM.
Frs VIRGINIA HALLWAY AND POWE Err
COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

COLLECTIONS. delinquent. outlawcd, made
Building
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

PALM beach suits cleaned 90 l,arCcl
post orders given strict attention Hi,h-
m"nd pyc Works. South First. Randolph
1850,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

MONEY loaned reliable people saving 81
weekly Commercial Guarantee Co., IS
North Ninth.
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UPHOLSTERY

&. c. LEVY
NAMES slip covers upholatcrinE and re-
pair furniture 425 West Broad Street.
tAKLDH suits. coucncs. chairs OF all Kind.
rcupholstcrcd in the best manner; ole
hair mattresses made over like new Jucos
tmlauf. Madison 3292.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
Lumber and Millwork

Framing. Sash.
Flooring, Blinds.
Ceiling. Doors.
Siding. Columns.
Fencing. Mouldincs.
Come TO sec us, or phone Randolph
1911.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO. INC
Fourth and Stockton SITS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

\ stated com .nunioatioi. nf Frat"rnM
T. Lodge. ~. 10, .hnrivn', Froc and Ne
x t"rtnI M"Son-, VIII l." h'li no NOR
~ ROW ,McNDAYr ENENISC: AZ
lock. work In the ontora! apprentice Do
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
EASY TO LIVE ON s4.5o 4 WEEK; ASK
 MADISON co-EOs

MADISON, wis-The high cost of living problem at a university has been solved by ten co-eds at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Board and room cost them an average of S4.5O a week each.
 Cooperation and elimination of servants answers the question of How do they do it.
 The girls formed what is known as the Mortar Boarding House"
 The house was rented of tho Uni versity at $50 @ month. This covers heating and lighting. Furnishings were donated by members of the Chi cago alumnae. Each girl has a pri- yate room, with enameled bed, study table and study lamp.
 Cooking is done by two of the co-eds in return for their board. All take turns washing dishes. Each girl does her own room.
 The quality of the cooking is best told in the striking remark Of one of the male students invited to partake of the yiands. Tt was some food" he remarked.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
GET DIVORCED OR
 QUIT IS ULTiMATUM
 OF FORD TO EMPLoYEs

CHICAGO. March 24-Henry Ford, who agreed to bring peace in Europe and failed has carried the Oscar H., idea into the homes of his employees according to revelations made before Judge D. Sullivan, of the Superior Court
 The peace leaders rules provide that employees and their wives who disagree must hoist the white flag, ob- tain divcrces or quit the employ of the company and lose tleir S5 a day In wages.
 Henry Carter, a porter, who receiy- es his 50 a day from the company re- ceiyed divorce from his wife on charge of desertion, and his witness was Walter c. May. formerly superin- tendent Of tho Sociological department of the Ford works.
 May revealed the idea Of tho manu- facturer that the workman who quar- rels with his wife makes a poor work man all the day.
 "As understand, from the rules of the company, a man that is in the predicament that Mir. Carter is now In will lose his position unless he is able to separate himself from his witeT asked the lawyer
 Exactly" May said.
 "Tll give him a decree,' Judge Sul- liyan said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
REPLACEMENT SHIPS
 CARRY A MAJORITY
 OF 1915 PASSENGERS

WASHINGTON. March 24. - De- spite the perils Of submarine warfare 100000 persons crossed the Atlantic between American and European ports as passengers last year. Figures as- sembled in the bureau of navigation show that 25O.OOO of them travelled on vessels owned by belligerents. One hundred and fifty thousand took pas sage on neutral ships.
 Slightly more than half the Atlantic travellers were eastbound, and Italian ships carried more than vessels of any other nation. Only SS.0O0 Of the passengers travelled firstclass. Two hundred and seventy thousand went in the steerage.
 Passengers carried by beligerent ships are divided as follows: By Itai- ian ships. l13.OOO: British. S9,OoO: French 43.OOO; Russian. 5000; Bel gian. 1000; Those on neutral ships were: American. 51.0OO: Greek. 2S.- 900: Danish. 27O0O; Dutch. 2S.0OO; Norwegian. 15.o0O; Spanish, 4,oOo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
raEADwzLL NOTES

TREADWELL. March si. - The quarantine. which has existed at Treadwem for the past few weeks. has been declared or and children are now at liberty to use the swim ming tank and gymnasium. The quarantine was caused by suspect ed case of scarlet fever in Douglas.
 Tonight the regular meeting cf the Treadwen fire department will be held.
 Matt Carlson will soon leave Tread well for a vacation Of few months in the States.
 A meeting Of the Treadwell and Douglas boys has been called for l:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Club for the purpose of taking up gymnasium work again.
 Tomorrow night the Treadwen Club band will give O concert at the club. The regular picture show will be given and the band will play se- lections between the reels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
PALmBoLM NOT GUILTY.

The jury in tho case of the United States ys Emile Palmbolm returned Q verdict of not guilty at S:3O O.. clock this afternoon. Palmbolm was charged with stealing 200 feet of water pipe from the Harrader mine on Admiralty Island and using it The defendants admitted taking tho pipe but contended 1t was ease of emergency and that orders had been issued by Palmbolm to return the pipe. The defense claimed that ai- ter the orders were issued the man supposed to return 1t injured his foot and was unable to do 80. This was after the logging camp had been moved and that the defendant was unaware of the fact until the charges were brought.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
pRoPELLER Nor FOUND.

The Lone Fisherman. of the Juneau Ferry G Navigation fleet was out yesterday dragging the channel in the vicinity of rhane for the propolt Tor dropped recently by the ferry Alma The search was unsuccessful. Diver E. R. Stagger wili be employ ed to dive for the missing piece of bronze as soon as he returns to Ju. neau Another propellor which was lost near the Pacific Coast dock win be searched for at the same time
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE
 coLLiDED LAST EVENING

Yeetcrday afternoon about $500 o'clock. motorcycle driven by Ei. mer Hughes and the Metz runabout of pr. l.. o. Sloane were in 9 collis- ion at Third and Franklin streets. No one was hurt and tho two ma' chimes were but little damaged.
 Dr.. Sloane was going down Frank lin street at a slow rate oi speed in his auto and. turning the corner of Third street. the two machines met. The motorcycle was travelling east on Third street, also going slow. Hughes was thrown from the machine, as was George Dudley who was riding on the machine with him. Neither were injured beyond losing their wind and getting a few scratcaes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
DOUGLAS NOTES

F. A. Galwas today delivered an interesting address to the pupils Of the high school. His talk was lis- tened to wi;h much interest by the pupils. The subject was Boosting" /"
 A fund has been started by the pu- plis of the grade school to buy a flag for the school building. Each pupil Is to contribute nickel to the fund
 Tomorrow night the Penelope Club and the Kamera Klub are planning to give an entertainment and party at the school building for the mem- bers Of the high school and the higher grades.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
FEDERAL BOARD IS TO MAKE INQUIRY
 ON COAL MINING

WASHINGTON. March 24. - A sweeping investigation of the bitu- mlnous coal mining industry of the United States is to be undertaken by the Federal Trade Commission, with the object, it is stated, of bettering conditions in the industry for all en- gagged therein and all affected by 1t that is. the miners the operators. and the consumers.
 The commission has designated Chairman Joseph E. Davies and Com missioner VIII II. Pary to make pre- llminary Inquiries and to fix dates for public hearings. The effect of the antitrust laws on the bituminous coal mining industry will be particularly ascertalned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
s2.2oo, 100000 YEARLY IS
 DRINK BILL, SAYS ELIOT

BOSTON. March 24.- Dr. Charles W. Eliot, President Emeritus of liar yard, has prepared a table on expen, ditures not classed as necessaries of life It shows that in this country every. year nearly three times as much money is spent on drink as is expend- ed for the next highest luxuries men- toned except tobacco The table:
 Intoxicating liquors, s2,2O0O00.000; tobacco. s1.20OOOO,OOO; jewelry and plate. sS0OOOO.OOO; automobiles. S50O,- 100000; church work at home, S25O- 100000; confectionery, $200000.000; soft drinks. S12O,OOO,OO0, tea and cof- fee. $1OO.0OO0OO; millinery, S90,0O0,- GOO; patent medicines. $S0000.000: chewing gum, s1SOOO,OOO; foreign mis- sions. s12,OOO,ooO