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wash the hair, providing the sham
poo mixture is of the proper sort and
not strong enough to irritate the
. scalp and dry the hair. For this
reason women should learn to
shampoo their own hair at home. and
they will then know just what Is
being used on it and can watch the
, consequences and remedy any trouble
that may arise.
The exceedingly oily scalp may be
: shampooed more often. but this is
more for a matter Of personal pride
in the appearance of the hair than
for any real benefits, because tie
less irritation of all kinds TO the
oily scalp the better. Any good
shampoo naturally gives the scalp a
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weeks. Alfred Blair became
awake all at once and set
himself to wrestling with the new
factors In his situation.
lie realized that the things women
say In moments OF emotional stress
do not always represent their true
opinions. Chlvalrously as he had
meant IT, he could see now that his
suggestion OF willingness to furnish
her with a pretext for getting rid OF
him altogether, right on the heels OF
his confession OF his financial down
fall had been inconsiderate-evsn
brutal.
lie felt terribly contrlte about II.
His memories OF the evening convict
ed him OF about all the crimes in the
husbands calendar, so he resolved to
square himself.
over the breakfast table. naturally
enough. II was a different story. Celia
ruined his opening by being already
seated behind the percolator when he
came into the dining by being
dressed, unpreoedentedly. In a very
businesslike looking skirt and blouse.
by having obllterated from her looks
and air every trace OF the Tavages
wrought by last nights tempest. She
was further fortified with a quantity
OF crisp directions for the maid
which, while they did not keep her
constantly in the dining room during
the first ten minutes after he came
down. kept her imminent, so that
there was no chance to say any
thing.
And then, suddenly, with a That's
all' to the maid. Celia took the game
into her own hands.
''The Golfers really want a house"
she said. "and they acted last night
as n they liked this. SO, IL you think
the best thing TO do with II is to rent
II furnished. we'd better try TO get
thcm-hadn't veto day."
II Is always terribly hard TO go on
across a breakfast table from where
one left off the night before. There
In omething 40 intensely prosaic and
matter-of-f fact about the meal and its
surroundings that drastic decisions
any projects which contemplate a
break in the daily routine, are likely
10 appear fnntastic. He managed 10
say sOmethlug, not meeting her eye.
about sticking II out another month.
But her reply came Cleanly back,
Not a minute after We can get away.
Even II you could stand II. l couldn't
He never had chance after that.
He owned that the Golfers presented
al opportunity not to be thrown away.
A forced sale always meant terrible
sacrifice. The rental, at any sort of
reasonable figure, would meet tho tn
terest charges on the mortgage, the
taxes and so on; would pay on in the
course OF a few months their local
bills. and would provide, after these
demands had been satisfied, steady
li,tlc income. which would come I'm
handy he concluded, in any case.
In any case" was meant as an enter
ing wcdge-a way OF saying that a
part at least Of the programme he had
suggested last night was still open to
her. She could go back 10 her father
and mother and wait for him.
But the very intent look which the
phrase drew from her. though II in
Vited an explanation OF what he meant
by that, paralyzed his resolution, She
SO very clearly was waiting with an
axe for that idea TO thrust out It's
head.
(To BE Contlnued)
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CHAPTER ".

~ HE pIfNhtu HtT knu'hl'N hbdluHN
u her lips az II that could still
~ their trembling. and tried to
" gulp down the lump In her
throat. The tears were brimmlng
out OF her eyes and trickling down
her cheeks.
"But-but what are you going TO
do. Fred7"
II sold the car to-day." he informed
her. for enough TO pay the couple Of
people I have kept at the office. and
the rent I owed down there and the
telephone bill. They came to-day to
take It out. l paid up. but told them
to go ahead and take II. So there's
the end OF that"
"But you! What are you going to
do?"
The words were n cry OF undls-
guised terror that brought him
around. He stood for moment look
ing into her face.
"oh. not that" he said. mot what
you're afraid OF. Tvo treated you
badly enough already. without that
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UCAN'r we get along somehow
without piling up bills to
worry about? No matter
how much money | make it's always
the same" George said to me several
years ago.
IL do the best ! can" was my reply,
I'm just as economical as / know
how to be. Freddie mad the measles
and then We moved to "A SUMMER flat
sIAd you had long siege with the
dentist All those things made extra
expense"
"Oh, l know, I'm not blaming YOU"
my husband said in a sort Of dIscour-
aged way
This happened before he went to
work in the morning and all day long
! fkought about IT, When We were
first married George made 500 a week
and now, ten years later, he had
been gradually raised 10 $50, We had
two children. Freddy was eight
years old and Marjorie five. Extra
expenses seemed all the time crop
ping up to more shan cover every
little bit that we could manage to
save. Each time that a raise in sal
airy came to George | thought our
troubles in this respect were over,
but there always seemed to be enough
emergency calls to more than offset
the Increased amount Of money,
After we had eaten our dinner that
night and George was comfortably
smoking h $ pine, said, 81 have been
thinking and thinking all day about
what YOU said this morning and
hope ! have found the solution Of our
money troubles, What we need is an
emergencyfund have been figuring
a little and find that 1t takes all YOU
give me every week to cover the
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Ansuers to Beauty and Health Queries.

rigid. Kick the right leg out to the
right side and form about ten sharp
circles with the right foot before
lowering II. II you cannot balance
yourself rest the hand on the back
" a chair for support. Repeat this
exercise with each leg until the
muscles are slightly tired.
Try also raising each leg out In front
Of the body until 1t IL on level with
the waist line. This Is wonderful
hip roduccr but strenuous exercise.
Side leg raising is also another good
exercise for reducing large hips.
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CROWS FEET-MRS. G. Il. N:
Use much cold water. Avoid fatigue.
eycstrain and facial gr.maces. Spread,
hut do not massage lanolin over the
lines around the eyes before retiring.
Massaging crows feet only makes the
skin looser, and 1t is best TO pat the
skin with the tips OF the fingers 10
encourage the circulation, rather than
pull the skin with heavy massage
strokes.
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treatments, an d
this also includes
the shampoo and
s @ m 1 monthly
washing OF the
hair.
For the ordin-
airy scalp in good
or fair condition
once in two weeks
ig not tno Oftpn to
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SEVERE THIRST AFTER MEALS

IN. r.: Indigestion causes this.
Constant hunger may also be caused
by Indigestion and super-acidlty.
VAPoR 5ATHS-MRS. +. r. c.:
These and also electric light baths
may be taken in any home. The
cabinets for the baths vary greatly
in size and material and therefore in
price. Any house wired with cleo
tricity may have the electric cabinets
installed.
NECK BLEACH-MRS. THOMAS
T.: Battle the neck In hot soap and
water and then in cold water several
minutes and massage with the fol-
lowing: Whites Of two eggs. honey,
two tablespoonfuls; lemon juice, one
tablespoonful; enough pure almond
meal to make a paste. Keep in a
cool place. This may also he worn
on the neck over night, spread on
cheesecloth.
EXERCISES TO REDUCE HIPS
MAUDE r.: Since the rolling makes
you dizzy try the following; Stand
with the hands on the hips, knees
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Here Is the AnsWer to the Question
That EUery Man Asks Himself, an
ARsUer That All Women Wonder About
ICwTrEt M ns,n- MrfnlI COZ
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING INsTALMENr.

ty Wiz hn o overs
and IN come sur 10 n
% a so s u Gs ste % S @ 7asG % . tds 81 S% hS 5 % n Af @
m o. IN
ret ,riu 10 luan her She curtis lr cInhHt
hl
l
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IFFERENT conditions OF the
scalp and color OF the hair
demand widely different
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BLEACH AND ASTRlNGENT
FOR COARSE, RED SklN-MRS. l..

X, N. Camphor water, one pint mot
camphor spirits; glycerine, one
ounce; bordx, powdered, one quarter
ounce.
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BEST NOVELS PUBLIsHgp \
ON THIS PAGE coMPLErH
EVERY TWO WEEka
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CHAPTER Y.

TW FTER Ave or six hours OF the
best sleep he had enjoyed In
weeks. Alfred Blair became
- aWake all at once and set
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TT was II o'clock that night before
n she saw him again, except In the
n presence OF their guests. And
y during all those hours. whencNer
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we get along somehow
without plling up bills to
worry about? No matter
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Ia. ii airffof6Srin firffofon

- g. Q. 2irftofoorin f~irtfoton-
iertti OF minimum 10 aifaiiemmin on
ilmoitettl aowenttiiunmuntaina 2 b.
jouluf. Ito 8 ilIolla. 9ufulnotto-
malta omaa fooridmme tulee fonfert-
tia amustamaan @esiemerin ia 8a-
fefieloin g. Q. foorit iefG pfiitpiiet
fololaulajat. SGbdn !barwinaiiecn
t~ilaiiuuteen oil eniin aifomus fantao
25e. pG1ipmofiu, mitta uicioen tol-
womufiesta ie on muutettu wapaa'
ebtoiiefii tiloiiuubesia fannettdpofii
Eaten olemme tilaiiuuoesia fannat-
tamaan f~irffotoSrid runiaanmilla-
fin iunmalla. Canaan t~ilaiinuteen
on firfon a%laialiin ~idrjestettp fabwi'
poptG. 3aiffien fanialaistemme fol
wotaan iaapuron tGbdn tilaiiunteen
o.
WpstSiu6nS
Nuori betpostiimi, ,paliaat, rect ID
f1rrpt.
Sacob 8abtola,
2tt Oaf ct. Sronpoob, Wicb
(Slm.-4O
- Wiime maanantoina l1bti taa'
fen 105 nuortnmiestl b%arjoituslci'
rifle Camp Custer. Soufosia oil m
i'll. Iemraapot iuomoloiict: @miI
2erola, Srompooo, Inorep Inoer'
ion, Srompopo, Bm Norman, Sron
pooo tMpnitip, ISM Yalo, Monnlep
Sypbn 2cbto, S~ronmooo, SIolma'
Sill Grlpin tppnibip, Spor Ncipalf
9csIemer, Iott Ieipola, SesIcmer
Mott Euumola Sronpooo, Mre
@ilponen, Sronmppb, Snmlel Wno'
rimdfi, 9e ger, isis. Testcr Soft
men, Sronmpoo.
O.
80 rosfosta tpobepoSta mpo
t6np1nG balpolla, jos ostetaan peri
@oitte tieoustelle firjeelld eli pune
limella ia itie paifalla.
cNm-4O Gorl Inberion,
Sron &iper, Wis
= Se,uonen, paino 1900 on mo9
tGipGnd .
(eIu,. 1877 SO. Wc2eoo abe,
SrOrAueoo, @icb.
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SlmaIanpaIlpeIus Sren weltisia

Slimalanpalipeliis Sren 1eltisid
unmunt. 2 p. iouluf. flo 2 ip. ga.
masia t~ilaiiiuaoesia iiiadnfiriotetaan
r%ippifouluun aifopat lapiet la an
netaan BELLE I1fipt.
Sartalsbetfi Winersbillesi6 Sobn
llitto panbemman luona maanantai-
no 3 y. flo s ip. Eilaiiiniteen febote.
taan etenfin paiffafunnan muoriioa
iaapumaan! SamaSia paitasiu on
9ortausbetfi leuraamana pGiipGnG flo
10 ap.
&artausbetfi Marengon baalilla
4 p. flo 1913 ip. Hippifonluluoffa
f~ofoontlti flo vi iIlalla.
Sartaiisbetfi @asbburnisia 5 b.
flo 1913 inaIla.
&astettu: Mrmio ia Mnna 2an-
faan poifa Soimo Mrmib ipnt. 8es-
iemeriSiG IL p. marrasf. ia fastet.
L. p. marrasf.; Sabian ia Mmunoa
RclnefieR poifa Soiwo Sabian ipnt.
Grpin townibipisiG % p. lofaf. ia
fnstettiin 10 p. marrasf.; g0maro ia
Gbla Saaron tptto Maemi Sofia
int. 10 p. nlarraS. ia fast. 20 y.
marrasf. Sumala beitG iiunatfoon
@ibittp: Oscar Inoerion ia SO.
icfina &aneos molemmat 0esieme-
ristG mibittiin I. +. Is p. Siaac>Ia
nula ia Warp Hoss molcmmat Sron
iuoooista mibittiin t. t. 16 p. Su.
nlala rafentafoon fotinne onncnl
6tO 6. @per ct. Yubelin $50.
| Sronpooo, Wticb.
Mrne @aiunta.
O.
@aniallisieurufunnon fiitos-
pGiipG iltamot Wonticellon buolillo
fiitoSpGipGnG t. +. 90 y. flo 1913 IT.
lalla mllooostumat aimon iuurem-
iuuremmoijifii. S~ilaiintoesiu iuo-
ritetaon orlppfustu objelmoa josto
mainittafoon aiiaonfuullapat piibeet,
runot, loulut ia fertomufiet d. nj.
Tilaiiunoesia weoetGGn mposfin tn
man ipfipiiet arpowoitot: SiellG
fits m. NJ. nGemme fiifa iaa tGstGla'
bin OMAHA beposfppbillG fulfea,
Ser1petitloa iiIloin faiffi.
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&amiallisIenrafmnnan militia

SmpeluIeuran fofous on t1nu1n,
torstaina flo 8 ip. firfon baalisia.
&aiffil
Sirmalanpaltpelus iunnunt. % p.
flo 10 ap. 8esiemerisiG. &ippilas-
ten I1fipt fiililitstellaan. uriia OPP
pilaita otetaan .
Senrafuntapiirin perustapa fofo.
,is Srompoobisia % p. flo 2 ip.
Sumalanpalpeliis iinniint. 25 p.
flo 1913 illaIla Meabbillen f~oiilulla.
Sumolanpalmeliis maanant. 26 p.
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flo IaS illollo @afefieI0isia.

flo 1913 illalla 8afefieloisiG.
Sartausbetfi Der Sacob &iiipiien
lltona Norrien fplGll1 fcsfipiiffono
% p. flo 8 Italia.
Sumnlanpnlmelus Srompoooisio
fiitospGirpGnG 80 p. flo 10 op.
&iitospGilpG iltomat Wonticclloll
.5aalilla 20 p. flo 1873 illalla..
Yobioisfplan ompelufeuran TOTO
us l~aiiantainn 1 p. iouluf. Mr SGf-
fiien farmilla.
Simalanpalpeliis Srompoobisio
ilinnunt. 2 p. %ioiliif. flo 10 np.
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Naupungtn "ilnt" tooutlesidan:
pdGtcttiin ostaa autotrofi Sesiie-
billen paloaiemalle.
Matiettapatii b%prGfipttiin lasfu-
ia $6,4S2.2t arwosta.
Symdfipttiin fabocn r%afcnnuficn
forjuusbafemus.
S~afapibain puboistajan palffa o..
tsanettiin $3.50 $3.t5 pdimGltd, be-
woten palffa jdtettiin entiiciieen.
&esfusteltiin uuocsta mciilaitof-
iesta ia meoen banffimiicsta faupun
gille Yine iGrpestG
Sobn ". Oeoerstr0m nimitettiin
erifoiieii polttoaineioen ~5uolebtijafii
$500 fuufauiipalfalla.
Mnnettiin mGGrGpfiiG npfpiiclle
meiipbtiolle ia luettiin I. t. IL p. toi.
mitetiln paalin tulofiet, jofa o%ifeiltti
100000 ipclan ottamiien falpun-
gille uitta meiilaitosta martcn.
o.
= Mlefirjoittanmt mafiaa Smf.
$50 oollarista-i Jos lGbetpfict owat
lnta bollaria eli pli.
CSlm.) Hicbolas %. Wattion,
221 6. @c2eoo gliue.
o.
= Sticmurba. gilbert @plctt, Scr
ia Nrs u. s. gplettin poifa Gurrp
st. fanioililmioeltaan englantilai-
men, ampti itieniG fotonaan ipiimc
pcriantainu jGlfccn puoliicn. &erro.
taan ettG bGneIlG oil aifomis tappaa
;IdniG, muttn epGonnistiittinon iiinn
ampui fuihon oman p11bGniG. Gul,
la meni lii1dn iilmien mGlistG ia TIT
II ulos pGGlaesta. Gltolemo ieltraii
"a tunnin fullttila iGlfeen ampumi-
len. Z
- 80 rasfasta- tp0bepostu mpD-
tGipGnG balpalla, jos ostetaan beti.
@oitte tieoustella' firjeellG eli p,lbe-
limella ia lite paifalla.
GIm-4O Carl Mnberlon,
Sron &iber, @is.
O.
So6n Sobe, tunnettu nimellT
"Yacfp" Bell, jofa ippsf. % y. loi
Ialtban fappaleella Gmil Sautalaa
Srtrlcpn ia Srompoobin wGlillG, jon
ia ieuraufiena lulltiin Solltalan fuo
lcaparl, on ollut iiitG asti 8esiemerin
Iinnasia, miitta NIT fiin Sailtala on
pGGsipt pois iairaalasta, Min on
mposfin Sobe lasfettli ulos linnasta
ST 200 tafanfiella.
= 25 mppjGd ia fdariiaG balltaan
iurreen mppntiin 8roopn fGappaan.
Wppnti alfaa tiistaina marrasf. 81
pnG.
o.
= MDDtdiudnG. Gniiluofan tam
mabeiponen ia paria mppoGGn jofo
Db6esiG tai erifieen. Samifta fur
Inn min f. rasfaaieen iariaan, nil
mefii plntarisia ollesin painoi
100 paitnoa. Mofiaa mainan fGp-
o6 fatiomasia. 8orla on bpipG orr
maria, ainoastoon A IF. if1inen ia
lille idle iuuri ia warmasti, ellei mi
tG1n onnettonuiitta iatli moibaan ie
refisteerata.
Socob Sobnion,
(4O 9or AZ, ltpion, @is.
o.
= 8iimc laliuntoina ilmestpncis
ia paiffofllnnnn englanninficliiisi1
leboisi1 on p~stdu1lliiiG ielostufSio
Sitlut6in loinolisten fofouflesta. =
@li Sibnolun iubteen, jofn pangit-
tim 9~esiemerislG toista miiffoa fit
ten ia pietiin Worqitetteen on fieGcn
f1ptto toinen: s. 8. IS. :lGinen, a.
narfisti ia "ilacfer." 8aitii pllGole-
mia nimitpfiiG oil ulitiiisia fielen-
fGptto anforan tromitieipo.
= 2ean6er Semming ia Mntti
&osfi Ianpuitpat olttomobiilinG Sib-
bingiStG, Winn., Sronhpoobiin ei-
len, ollen bartpinaista ettG nGin mpo
bGan ipfiplla tebo1Gn min pitfiG ait-
to7mattoia tGGllG "8obiois12 GnneI.
Ia. = Scr Semming on manboia
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GARRISON CLOTHIER'S
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Services at Home in Haverford.
Body to Rest in West Laurel
Hill

Funeral services for Clarkson Clothier.
normerly senior member Of the firm
of Stravbridge a Clothier, will be held at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at his late
home In Haverford. The funeral will be
private Interment will be in West Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
eMr. Clothier died last Saturday. He was
seventy-one years old He had been In i'll
health for several months, but until his con-
dition became critical several days ago, Il
was thought that he would recover. Death
was due to heart disease.
native of Philadelphia and descendant
OF an old Colonial family, Mr. Clothier at
tended the Friends Central School He
launched at an early age into the whole
sale dry goods business. He afterward
became a partner In the firm Of King, Sey-
bert & Clothier. He entered tho firm Of
strawbridge Clothier in 1888. He re-
tired from the firm in 1908.
lie was member OF the Union League
the Historical Society, Manufacturers Club
Merton Cricket Club and Bachelors Barge
Club. He was interested in outdoor sports
and was part owner of an attractive fishing
and hunting preserve in Monroe County, Pa
Mr.. Clothier was also one Of the man
ayers of the American Sunday School
Union and of the Presbyterian Hospital
Board, member of the Bryn Mawr Presby-
terrain Church and treasurer of the board
OF trustees He was an extensive traveller
both in this country and abroad.
On June Is, 1905. Mr.. Clothier married
Mrs. Florence NJ. Allen at the home of the
bride in Church lane, Germantown. His
nrst wife died in October, 1900. Besides
. widow, he is survived by two daughters,
Mrs William Sanderson, of Eadtfield Hall,
Warkworth, England, and Miss Marion
Clothier, and one son, Robert ClarlSson
Clothfer, of Haverford.
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THE ATLANTIC REFINING co.
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STEAMBOATS,

ADoLPH FREED. ssob N. i7th ct.
Auto service; also pariors. Phone TioEa 1926,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-08

DRAPERY CUTTERS AND HANGERS;
STEADY WORK AND GOOD PAY FOR
COMPETENT MEN. ADDRESS IO1
LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-08

PORTER, white. for dsy w..
Perry Co.. 10th and Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-08
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eiectrieisns for large construction camp at
Wrightstown, y. j.; eoc per hour time ,arl sno
half time for overtime double time lot Satu. S9tu.
day afternoon, Sunday and holidaysi usns, uns.
portation and lodging furnishsa me mee rSrn p
ply IRWIN q LEIGHTON. Wrightsto,wynnss E,,'"
or Employment Department, Jos N. 1zln 81
ERRAND BOY, white, over 1e; steady p9sltlon'
chance for advancement Ask Tor MI Fo"ers
1872 s. 11th st.
FANCY LEATHER WORKER and repS,ir ,h III man nsl
wanted; permanent position; house In Wasnlns-
ton, D, g. state experience ana HalarS GA
peoted. NJ III, Ledger OFFICE. ce.--.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-05
NOT LIKELY THAT J
OTHER COUNTRIES
WILL Be INCLUDED. J /
Wishes of Administrators to|
be Respected in Case Of
Turkey and Bulgaria. B
MAY TAKE ACTION +.
IN HOUSE THURSDAY
Simultaneous Consideration
May be Secured in Both
Houses, However.

Washington, Dec. s..
Postponement of the Austri-
an war declaration by CON
gress until next week appear
ed probable today after con-
ferences between chairmen
of the senate. and house for
eign committees. 4. ..5
Chairman Flood of the
house committee i said he.
hoped to get the resolution
before the house. tomorrow
but postponement until Fri
day appeared probable and
in such an event it was not
believed that the. senate
could. act, before next week.
unless simultaneous consid-
Grafton in both houses could
be arranged. !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-05
November Traffic On IS.
s Lakes Marks Record

ss sault Ste. 4 Marie. Mich. Dec. {.
Freight shipments of all kinds
through the locks here in November
totalled 11.154.50S tons which Is a
new traf1c record for that month. The
figures have Just been made public
by the United States engineers -ofiice.,
They show a heavy. movement Of
grain, wheat shipments totalling 81
a992,913 bushels, Flour shipments
eastward amounted to l.2es,4iO barr
treIs .sS s..9
Y Shipments of soft coal through the
locks for the month amounted to NJ =
$685. tons: hard coal 332.210 tons
iron ore show a movement Of 7,214,-
'05S tons. !, .,s
/, Vessel passages through the locks
for the month .totalled 2,772. Al