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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
HOSPITAL BOARD
THANKS SMITHS

The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted by the Executive CON-
mittee and advisory board of the
Wayne County Society for the Proven
ton of tuberculosis:
This society believes that 1t ex-
presses the universal sentiment of
this community in declaring its deep
appreciation of the munificent gift of
Clarissa L. Smith, the widow of
George H. Smith and of Mr. and Mrs
David Esteb, his son and daughter,
whereby the beautiful and eommod-
ious dwelling and productive farm,
known as Smithfield has become the
property OF the county for use as a tn
bercalosis hospital substantially with
out cost to our community.
There can be no more useful pur-
pose to which a property Of this kind
could be dedicated than the proven
ton and cure OF the disease which
every year is decimating our poula-
ton. taking the lives which are most
promising and valuable.
I'VE feel that we cannot to highly
prize nor properly express the graft
tude which out county owes to its
generous benefactors. 1t will long re-
main a worthy monument to those
who have established it"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
SPORT S
Set EN- Up On
The Other Alley
x. OF. c. LEAGUE STANDING

Lichtenfels, End the other Regulars
humbled the Heavy Artillery in the K.
Of c. league series on the Twigg al
legs Monday night and sent the Avia-
tors to first place again. helping
themselves to . half of the second
berth. Lichtenfels, with high score
of 227 and an average of 213, took in
dividual honors while his team took
all three games from the Artillery.
The Aviators picked on the Sam
mics again, and with three straight
defeats sent them hopeless1y to the
bottom of the pit. Brennan took the
honors with a high score OF 234 and
high averabe of 1870
CHASER spilled the beans for the
Marines. and with three straight de-
feats for Broderick's team, they were
sent down to keep company with the
Sammies, near the bottom. Frederick,
in spite of the losses of his team, took
individual honors, winning high aver
age with 10 and high score with 189.
Next Monday night the league
games will not start until 9 o'clock
instead O. s, as formerly.
The scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
A Drop On a
Iouchy Corn
tnstant fellefi Then corn or
cailus lifts OF with fingers.

Just think! You can lift
off any corn or callus with.
80 out one twinge of pain.
e3 A Cincinnati man dis
covered this ether COM
pound and named it freez-
one. Any druggist will
sell tiny bottle o. freez-
one for very little cost
You apply a few drops
directly upon a tender
corn or callus. Instantly
the soreness disappears,
0 then shortly you will find
, sas 's s9s CT s.s sa1s liz 50 !: lsss
I'm NJ off.
Freezone is wonderful
J; !: !. !: ] !. !.
1t dries instantly 1t
ElY YOlH doesn't eat away the corn
n ali or callus, but shrivels 1t up
All without even irritating the
II skin.
RS Hard corns, soft corns,
kW or corns between the toes,
~, as well as painful calluses,
lift right off There is no
~ pain before or afterwards
No soreness or smart ting
Women should keep a tiny bottle on
the dresser and never let corn ache
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
BEAR STORIES
FLOAT FREELY
FROM BUTLER
Old Bruin Is Growing Lust
lily From Coach Thomas
Camp.

. Appeals similar to those that have
Aeome from the Quaker football camp
are being sent out by Coach Thomas,
of Butler, for the game between But
Ter and Earlham next Saturday.
Earlham's cry that the team lacks
weight and has not enough second
string men to work against the vars
ity is being repeated at indianapolis,
where, with three men out of the
game on account Of injuries, less than
20 men are able to report for practice,
The Quaker lineup will be strengths
ened for the Butler game by the re-
turn of Tai Jessup, who has been out
of the game for a week with a bad
ankle Howard Mills is also out of
the game, but it is doubtful whether
he will be in condition to workout
sufficiently to play next Saturday.
Butler will not have any great handi-
cap of weight, for the Christians have
the 1ightest team that has represented
the school in years. aud the 156 pound
Quaker team will find opponents that
will more evenly match their size
than any other team that has been put
in against the team this season.
Three Butler Men Out
Three varsity men at Butler, includ-
ing Captain Agnew. will be unable to
play against Earlham, and Coach
Thomas may have to weaken his line
to obtain men to fill their places.
Coach Lewis will drill his men hard
this week in an effort to inject little
pep" into the squad. The entire
team lacked the fighting spirit that
would have meant victory over Witten-
berg last Saturday, and every possible
effort will be made to eliminate the
sluggishness from the team before the
Butler game.
Plans are being made at Butler for a
home coming celebration for the Quak.
er game, and Earlham plans to in
crease the crowd at the game with q
special car filled with Earlham rooters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13

ing with L. LelIier in a recent tourna-
ment at Siasconset Brady lowered the
course. record by turning in a card
Of sixty-eight strokes for eighteen
holes. Brady's sensational stunt was
to shoot two holes on the same round
in one stroke each. The first hole
was one of 165 yards, the second 147
yards. The former record along this
line was held by Fred Poole, the old
Yale catcher, who played the sixth
hole at the old, Allston course, Bos-
ton. in one shot on two successive
rounds.
Rogers Hornsby, the Cardinals
great shortstop, has notified Branch
Hickey that he must have a salary OF
$4,000 next year. Hornsby does not
relish the departure of Miller Hug
gins from ST. Louis II would have
signed a blank contract for Higgins
and he could have filled in my sal
ary," said Hornsby the other day.
But as Higgins has gone | have lost
sentiment Baseball in future is a
cold business proposition with me,
and if Hickey wants me to play with
the Cardinals next season he must
agree to pay me $4,000" Hickey has
made no reply to Hornsby's ultima
tnm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13

Totals 1906 765 701 1862 754
High average, R. Lichtenfels, 213;
High score. R. Lchtenfels, 227.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Following football games are SEIZED
uIed for Saturday, Nov. II:
East.
Philadelphia, Pa University of
Pennsylvania VS.. Michigan.
Annapolis, Md.-Navy VS.. Villanova.
West Point, N. Y.-Army VS.. Leb-
anon Valley.
Pittsburgh, Pa-Pittsburgh vs.. Car
Eegie Tech.
Williamstown, Mass.-Williams VS..
Amherst
Syracuse, n. Y.-syracuse VS.. Col
gate
Manchester, n. dartmouth VS..
Tufts.
Cambridge. Mass-Yale (Fresh.) VS..
Harvard (Fresh.)
State College, Pa.-Penn. State vs..
Maryland State.
South Bethlehem, Pa.-Lehigh VS..
Penn. Mil. Inst.
Providence-Brown VS. Colby.
New York City-Celumbia VS.. Wes-
leyan.
Itchaca, N Y-Cornell VS.. Fordham.
Exeter, N. H.-Phillips Exeter VS..
Andover.
Easton, Pa.-Lafayette vs. Albright
Worceste--Holy Cross VS.. Rensse-
laer Poly
Sharon, Pa.-Allegheny vs. West
minister.
Boston-Boston College VS.. Middle
bury.
Storrs, Conn-Connecticut Aggies
vs.. Rhode Island State.
Newark, n. J.-Delaware VS.. Swath-
more.
Lancaster, Pa.-Franklin & Mar
shall TTrSirua
Harrisburg, Pa.-Gettysburg vs..
Bucknell
Haverford, Pa.-Haverford vs.. Johns
Hopkins.
Geneva. N Y.-Hobart VS.. Univers-
ity of Rochester.
Annapolis, Md.-St Johns vs.. Mount
st. Mary's.
Springfield, Mass.-Springfield VS..
Massachusetts Aggies.
Hoboken, n. J.-Stevens VS.. New
York University.
Burlington, Vt-University of Yer
mont VS.. Norwich
Westminster, Md.-Western Mary
land VS.. George Washington Univers-
ity
West.
Columbus, .. = Illinois VS.. Ohio
State.
MISUNDERSTANDING vs. Mime
sofa.
Evanston, Tl.-Iowa VS.. Northwest
ern.
Lawrence. Kans = Nebraska VS..
Kansas.
Bloomington, Ind.-DePauW VS.. Ind
ian.
Lafayette-Wabash VS.. Purdue.
Notre Dame-Michigan Aggies VS..
Notre Dame
Observation-Disclosures vs. Kentucky.
st. Louis-Missouri VS.. Washington
University.
Milwaukee-North Dakota VS.. Mar
quette.
KalamaZoo-Alma vs. Kalamazoo.
Detroit-Western State Normal VS..
Detroit.
Omaha-Haskell VS.. Creighton.
getown-Louisville VS.. George.
town.
Fort Smith-Oklahoma VS.. Arkan.
sas.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Western
Reserve.
Decatur-Illinois Wesleyan VS.. Mill.
kin.
Alliance-Case vs. Mount Union.
Ames-Iowa Teachers College vs..
Ames.
Des Maines-Simpson VS.. Drake.
Observation-Disclosures State Normal
VS.. Eastern III. Normal.
Cedar Raypids-Cornell VS.. Coe.
Tusa-Henry Kendall vs.. Oklahoma
A e NJ
Naperville-Knox vs.. Northwestern
College.
Terre Haute-St. Louis University
IS. Rose Polytechnic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
Dream Makes Author.

A weIl-known dream in which the
facts are vouched for Is that of r. L.
Stevenson. This popular writer could
dream when b. liked, and could COM
plete an unfinished dream Of the pre-
vious night. According to Mr.. James
Payn, himself famous author, Ste
venson had a nightmare of dual per-
sonality, and on that basis wrote the
novel of 'Dr. Jekyn and Mr.. Hyde
Tit-Bits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
Sport Snap Shots

Catherine F1aherty, seventeen
yeareold San Francisco girl, Is the
latest addition to the ranks of swim
ming stars to land In the Hmelight.
In recent open water swim she civ
cred three and one-half miles in 1:43:-
10. In this race Miss Flaherty is
credited by friends with having swan
a mile in $500, which betters the
national record of Thelma Darby, the
Indianapolis fourteen-year-old maid,
of 31.00, or the former attested re-
cord of Claire Galligan of New York
of 31:19 3-5, over a 10 yard tidal
water course. Miss F1aherty came to
the notice of the critics less than six
months ago when she competed in
number of long distance events in
San Francisco bay.
Having failed to drive his way into
an American league penant on his
first trial as big league manager,
Jack Barry, leader of the Red Sox,
may be depended upon to begin re-
building of the team if the war is
over when the 1918 season rolls
around. Starting in with his vet
Grams, many many who have helped
send hopes of the opposition topping
probably will feel the ak. It would
not be at all surprising to see at
once shakeup that will involve the
outfield and parts Of the infield. The
great pitching staff that has labor
ed for Boston in past years is prac-
tica1ly intact. SO much so that tam.
pering with 1t would be sufficient to
raise storm anon gthe Hub fans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
SAM MES

Totals ....763 sol 718 1884 ISL
High average, Brennan, 100; high
score, Brennan, 234.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
ZINN BECK

lnfielder Zinn Beck looked like a
wonder for one season with the St.
Louis Cardinals, but after hurting his
knee he seemed slowed up and Hug
gins sent him to Milwaukee. Beck
looked SO good with Milwaukee last
season that the Yanks drafted him
and now that Higgins is to manage
the Yanks Beck will be with him once
more. Beck plans TO stick in the big
show for keeps this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
LET'S HAVE BASEBALL
DURING THE WINTER

Baseball fans who nave attempt
ed to keep box scores of ball
games will agree with Judge Plat
of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, that a man
who can keep a clean box score is
sane enough to be paroled from an
asylum.
After being confined for Is years
in Matteawan, Harry Marx made
application to the judge for re
lease.
As part of his proof that he had
regained his mental faculties, he
presented to Judge Plat proof OF
his ability to keep box score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13

Do you really believe that, you can
play golf? Are you the proud posses
sor of a trophy which denotes that
you have performed the supreme feat
of making hole in one stroke some
time in your life? Back up. NJ. J..
Brady of the Siasconset Golf Club,
has you whipped to a fragile. Play
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13

The navy is represented by two
powerful football elevens-one at the
Boston navy yard and the other at
the Newport training station. The
Boston eleven, headed by Eddie Cas-
ey, the former Harvard star, defeated
Percy. Haughton's Camp Devens team
% to 0, at Cambridge recently, The
Newport eleven, led by Cupid Black,
the former Yale capain, swamped the
Maine Artillery SO to 0, in the New
Haven bowl. Why not match the Bos-
ton and Newport sailors? They should
provide a red hot battle for the bcne-
fit of the Red Cross or some other
war charity. BY all means, get to-
gether and settle the question of SUI
premacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
ACTIVE BOND SEll|NG
PLANNED BY DABNEY
Business Manager of Chamber uf
Commerce Hopes tn Reach
Every Person i'm City.
STATE DEPARTMENTS ASSIST
Governor Stuart Directs That All
Official Letters he Stanrped With
Liberty Loan Notice In Red Ink.
All Banks Cooperate.

Tre active campaign IN Richmond
Tor ,rc sale IF this city's allotment Of
the Liberty Loan Eond Issue will I've
.tarici Tomorrow morninS under the
direction Of business manager w. L.
Dihn.y. Of the Chamber of Commerce.
Practicaiiy MI details for the campais,.
have been worked out, and viii he pre-
seut.d 70 all the banks. hankin houses
and trust companies at SPECIAL meet
jnE tomorrow afternoon 1T S:S.
o'clock
Mn. pahrey said last night tina, he
tween aUo and 1000 workers would
star; their canvass OF the city nj once
and that every man. woman ami child
I'm Richmond able to purchase bond
Will nc reached. These cRnvassers
will be supplied With badge. but
no money will he accepted by them
All transactions mus, he made through
a banking house. The bankers OF
Richmond are giving their services
free Of charge. and Will answer any
question or perform amy service for
purchasers Of the bonds.
Starting to-morTow. the subscription.
lists will be mate public daily by the
committee in charge ot the c.n.rri-t,.
While no statement has been made Ms
TO the amount Of bonds purchased iu
Richmond last week. bankers asserted
last night that the showing was highly
encouraging.
STATE DEPARTMENT tn AID
AS par' OF 'he rno!iei'E cam pa'sn
nc" o"'ns '"h""t'''e"' IoNernor ,eht!
l. et""r' Ees'e,"aH ",rec'eo ie''er
10 me heaos OF al departments IN
atrtctihs mem 10 stamp fout tatrl'
QUO A'n,S-euy nioertE Bono, on
Their departments. The Governor dt-
recten 'ne users nj 'he T"o'eT stan'fs
Seh' 'nNm LOT 'ne purpose TO use rec
INK 'ha' tneF VIII a"rac' attention
more reao'!E' me governors letter
As ioiIo"s'
0"sife 'h"' "hli' inr'h"' notice
go me 49,. Yea ing your "tpat'
neht snail rave stamped IN rcd INK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
FLANAGAN DECLARES
WAR ON HOUSE FLIES
Health inspectors 10 urnrd IN Food
rur,e.inE E>tRh,i>hmerts In
West Esd.

The first step in Richmond this SUM
mer 10 combat tho deadly ny. and for
;hc improvement OF conditions sen.
ing. when inspectors OF tho Health
department; viii iuauSurste = campaign
against every food purveying estRh-
iishmcn; in the West End. chief
Health OthCcr HOY h. Flanagan said
yesterday that che department.; was
determined Ia improve conditions be-
fore warm weather made the situation
worse. but that i, needed the coop
Grafton OF both the public and the
merchants.
While the situation is not VIA,
nigh; he termed serious. yet tho Oh
serNation Of Or. Flanagan during the
pssi few days has shown him that the
need for immediate action is urgent.
Food inspectors Of the department. as.
sisted by other department workers.
will visit grocery stores. butcher shops.
fruit stands and every food -purveyins
establishment in the West End this
week TO urge uron the proprietors 10
install the proper screens.
In many instances the stores have
already heer screened. hut large uAr-
centaEe OF the screens are ineffective.
pr. Flanagan said. and result more
frequently in creating ny traps than
in protecting foodstuffs. The mcr-
chants viii he requested to cooper
ate with the Health Department Cor
the benefit OF every conCerned
while the assistance OF the public will
also be sought.
1t lie not my intention to conduct
this campaign merely 10 bring 2 large
number OF people 10 court" said Dr.
Flanagan. hut for the purpose OF i'm
proving conditions in Richmond AZ
ter the departments food inspectors
have completed their campaign in the
West End they will take up the same
work in other sections OF the city. and
have instructed them 20 make daily
reports 81 their work 10 me. In this
way we viii know at all times just
what progress VIC are making in our.
efforts along thess lines. and Will h.
in position TO instruct the inspectors
in their work
For some time have been en-
dcavorinE 10 cope With the situation
by close watch In the wholesale dis
trict. stoppinS a. the fountainhead the
insanitarE conditions. and this work
has been productive of results. We
VIII continue our work in this section
and are now planning to extend IL to
tn. smaller establishments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

clubs arc competing for the Southern
.N'd trophy, Union. Fulton Athletics.
Rattle ANc. Colonials aud tho Spariany
nave entered teams In this class. The
trophies. toGethcr with tho Individual
prizes. donated by various fruternol
"ESsn'S"'i"ns and business concerns of
ktShmond. now arc on exhibition
Pollard viii he the yucs, of Inc Sn,r
tan lhtcrarN aud Athletic AsSocia,ion
While in Richmond. and will he ten
h":e@ public reception on the night
OF May 80 in Johuson's auditorium
rr. samuel u, Galloway has charge Of
the arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
FRED POLLARD TO BE HERE
brown tniNcrpiy's Culored HRlf-Dack
Attends nIon University Field
Games Here en- Wcduesdsy

Tn" be Geld day and athletic meet
which Will pc held in Hovsy Park
Virginia Union University, on Memorial
Day, May 40. will he the most elabo-
rs'e event Of its kind ever staged by
the coored people of this city. The
programs Of thrilling and stirring attn
lettc events eliminating in the al
tendance ~ Fred. Pollard greatest Of
all coiored' football players. will he
unprecedented in similar sporting an
nails Of Richmond.
Ea ser, Buchanan. Moore Navy Hill
"nd Dunbar Schools have entered teams
L" compete for the school trophy,
which Is offered by ths Richmond ANA
''ur Athletic Association
ne local athletic associations and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
2O1 Positions Open Since w ar Declared


nc N
t read s i'm
the counr needs themh nst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

ger with something TO sell. Failure
Ito do this yesterday cost Lee $50. l.ce
MAS en- route to NouowaN. AMI WHILE
standing Int front OF the City tGli
here was approached NY n neEio WHO
had watch for sale. II looked lilc
bargain To Ice. and he tendcfed \
500 hill In payment. Lee lis sun FaitA
inS for the vender to return with his
change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
wuI ro.t Defen.e Notices.

Postmaster Hay Il. Thornton has hee n
notified by tho Post-Oince Department
that all notices Of the State Coun,il
OF Defense can be displayed on the
bulletin board In the Richmond Pos
Office. Notices NJ laborers wanted r.
OF laborers seeking positions can nlsh
he posted The rule applies to All
post Offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
MAsoNs PLAN OUTING
WI" visit williamsburg ON AnnIrer-
"HrE OF Founding Of Grand
Lodge or yirElnlS.

Members OF the lodges OF the
hfteenth Masonic district will opcrat.
I pSSkct picnic to Williamsburg June
(" TO celebrate the l3ath anniversary
Y the organization of tho Grand
'SdSe OF Virginia at williamsburg in
1--WE. iI7s. and the "Ooth anpiversary
"!the organization Of the Grand .odSr
OIL lEngland. at London in June 1It1
Ackcts for the excursion will be
soidonly TO members OF the fraternity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
F,i,n-l'lnn, Game.

W. l.. Lee. Nottoway negro. VIII
probably, exercise little caution the
oe;s, ttme he is approAched hv a stran-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03
ANDERSON TRIES
TO ESCAPE JAIL

Brick and Special Agent III. ]. Harr-
mann OF the Great Northern
This morning Judge John A
Roeser appointed c. A Ballard,
Moorhead. foreman Of the grand jury
that viii investigate the Sheffield
murder. The other jurors are: -
O. E. TanEen, Kragnes-
Emil Thysell. HHwley village
Gust Peterson. Goose Prairie
Archie Cameron. HaWley village.
David Lamm, GlyndOn-
Christian Christianson, TanSem.
NJ. J. Solum. Goose Prairie
o. A. Christensen. O2kpoTE
Charles J. Johnson. Hawley village.
Charles FOsSay. KragneS.
Jens Larson, Hawley.
Ole Huseby. Tansem.
II. II. Egar. KraEnes.
Even Corneliusen. Holy Cross.
Lars Bernhardson. Holy Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03

FARMER DECLARED INSANE
Beulzh, ~. D. Dee 2--Iacoh Wen.
q well known farmer living near
ReuIah. has been declared insane and
committed to the state hospital at
Jamestown
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03
MISCHA ELMAN
Genius of the Violin.
AUDITORIUM
Friday Evening, Dec. z.

what the press says
sDeafening Applause for Mischa
Elman. New York Herald.
sElman Triumphs at Symphony
Hall boston Journal.
EIman Wins Plaudits Anew" -
Chicago Examiner.
Russian Violinist Scores a Tri-
umph Quebec Chronicle.
Elman Plays Faultlessly. -Har-
risburg Telegraph.
Dazzling Violin Playing BY Mischa
E.lman. New York Tribune.
Magic Of Elman's Art has Thrills
For All Dayton Herald.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03

No 0pRozRtfam to Cmuemm slate at
ParahMEl.M First city Election
ParShall. N d. Dec. AT Par
shalFS first city election, the following
officers were elected without oppoSf-
tfon= Mayor. s. J. Hurst aldermen
Fred H HMnSfns. c. "A. Pierce. C. G.
TranEedzhI and G. r. kielstrups treas
urer. y. o. SGndens police magistrate
Thomas Cooper justice OF the peace,
H La LokensEard-
For Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03
DRY" AMENDMENT IS
PRESENTED TO CONGRESS

Washington Dec 2-RepreSenta-
tive Randall, OF California. today in
troduoed = constitutional amendment
20. prohibit manufacture Ct any al
cohOlic beverage except for certain
restricted purposes during the war
and TO empower the President 20
purchase distilled liquor now in
warehouses or stocks The amend
ment Is n part Of the prohibition
legislation plans for this session
Mr.. Randall said
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-03
DISTRICT JUDGE
TO GIVEOPINION

Judge A. 7. Cole stated this after
noon that a district judge viii write
the opinion i'm the action brought BY
Attorney General William Langer
against State Auditor Kositzky for
s5e0 expense money for the justices
OF the supreme court. Judge Cole
refused 10 give the name Of the Jur-
ISL