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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
NINE. DOIlOPAS

NINE. DOlLORAS
ci...iry,eysny phren.alesi.i. vili isn .oea
~hsa Or whom you saii marry advice
on business love. marriage, divorcs
rsunits tn. separated and marriage
with the on. % your choice. A. seer
~ thinrr hisfsn 20 man or woman.
Nine poiiorzs has No sausl special
rsadtngr SOC. Hotel harrington. 1919 =
Second ave 10 a m. 10 . p m snn-
Gay readings
MADAM M BURN
Reacts your iifs like an open took
~ you ar. -os'ui and sad. shs. through
her r.adinE. makes you feet merry
ard Fisd. Room -. Hotel Abbott.
MADAM KarHHrS = WONDERFUL.
trance reader. TOE. isis Third.
sterling Hotel
NAp.M MAr-etAiRyoIkSr. carr
Pueblo Apis. FIfst ard rius
MADAM PAULINE - WONDERFUL.
risifvoyant. trance medium. RsAainrs
guaranteed ftt Olive ~ MAIN alta
Ft'tL CARD HEADING, zoe. PLAZA
Hotel. room sos. call evenings and
Sundays
HctENTfFfc cAnp READINGS. PAST.
present and future Hotel brighten.
seventh ana Pine
PnoF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ME.
dium asancen Sunday. "wednesday.
rriday evenings i:t Howard y.
MADAM FRANK NOTED cf.AfnVor-
ant. card reader. palmist. ssc. 1851
Pits. Eiilat, Hotel.
Mrs q. n KHfEu-erfHITuAL eHr.
chic reader. 1918 Pine at
NAY a BANKs-cARD HEADING
fs6sh Firs, ave. near Pike. room II,
GARD READING. - CENTS. 1850 sEv-
snth eve.
READER. CARDS. PAL,risTRY. isiss
seventh ave.
cAgp gEApISe.i, coLgMaiA ~
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REv MRS Bt'RpIcK-s SUNDAY CIR
clos and Tuesday. "Wednesday.
Friday evenings. consultation daily
Hotel nYbee. 1881 Third ave. oppo-
site pos,offics. Elliott ALL.
REV nTpTifA ~EfgO~-TRvE ADJ
Wiser. Room ais. itot Third ave. Pri-
waite consultation daily circles sunday.
Isssde y TIDY ,gi5., sysp iltagsoooonoo
81 CARD OF THANKS
/ WISH TO ExPREss NY HEART
wife. Lisssbeth A. HettiEer
felt thanks 10 my many Kind friends
Tor their kindness and sympathy
during the iilncas and intornsnt % my
wife. flzrebcth A neAttiget
MICHAt.L REATTtOEH
Sc FUNERAL NOTICES
MRs LizzEBETH nEATrfGEn. WIFE
Of Mlchail Heattiger, died October 2
Buried October 8. Born February g.
1854 IN Cincinnati. ohio. Came 90
Seattle IN spring 1897. her husband
being here year before. aho leaves
four sons and two daughters. George.
Illtlf
tiger aud Rose Tom Roberts. Of Van
fuuwaY
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MADAM VICTORIA

WORLDS GREATEST
phrenoloRist. guarantees 20
read your entire life. give true advice
on business. love. health and family
affairs. and what 20 do % he successful
IN life one visit viii pay ypu for your
many 'iiaRppointmsnfs IN others. Hhe
will remove all obstacles aud tell you
how 70 win and hold the one you de-
sire. Special readings Soc. Daily ana
Sunday Room ~, AbDott Hotel. over
owl drug store. 305A Pike IT.
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INSTRUMENTATION SALE

sAsii AND DOORS
Notice advance In prices Largest fac
tory In the Msst selling direct from
min To consumer. ". cell any body.
chip anywhere. sna susr.nte. safe dc.
livery. tsnd for our large Illustrated
catalogue No. a., mailed postpaid.
without charge. on request.
tsefossa panel doors .......s.......ttn
Cottage front glass doors .......... sbo
Cottage windows. large bottom glass
soste. trsnsom sias- t0sla ...... eos
Spruce flour bins. itssdxte,...... tke
screen doors. f-ssa.s. heavy sslvsr-
Zee our prices on frames. mouldinsr. miii
work, builders hardware. prepared
rVofins. plaster hoHrh. etc.
q. u. WILLIAMS co
is,s rirs, Ave y Seattle. wssh
DUNN SELLS TRUNKS
And bass fer less Repairing OF luggage
and umbrellas SO second ave. near
lames Main gsif,
wN Q aRrrNrs tronMrRi.y
rracie'sl upstAir. suit shop selis mons
,;s sui,. Tor ilt. poss rhisd ave.
Skw PIANOS ron Rent. RENT Ar.
riied on purchase. Meyer-ronsr, 40
tnien
rnoNooilArits oun SPECIALITY
fpREtuN rrcOnpa
MUSICAL. RECORD ENcuASuE
1879 Mss,lak. Elliott stfs
opposite new Times uldE
We buy. trade. exchange. repair
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMER
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sTxAMERs LEAVE PROM coLNAS
DOCK. roof or MAMoN STREET
Law. Arrive
ssst'is seattle
'vieisr,s. n. C-r-- rsws.ssa-rsvt
Angeles
ises -'--rsr ~ei Due fer Ti,pn
m's. lrown.sns. Anss''s d''y
ntGht land Victoria.
ssiy 'foss not call at
ivietsria rsnssys
Ts~esps Ds,~~s
ftesn'st.~-re.s Tacoma snai sses-
ssesn tsaissspeiis 70, Tai 10 'ssn
~ es.n eorna direct. steamer ~ asprn
sar-r every ,-e hsurs ssel f'aepm
esprn single trip, Ttc reurci sieefn
ssrra trtp. sispn
r;ssprrF ssseorn
,fsprk is sopr
d.ity dairy
Pert re~r.sss Special
sosfn str. slsu,, for port ! iopr-
esprn fTevnserd fireef' 10 sepsn
daily iConnsets 81 To~nssnd daily
with rsii lines fer all
ipoirts or oiynr'e'
ipsrinsuia
Ararass~s ssd Bsiiissh.m
s-ss.rn s,~.nsr Whates,ri essrn
49,
lneiiinshsm.
Observation-Disclosures
Poet rcww~sA
ieissnr-s. n Gsishse. tori sespn
dsiiy tgvsrs,, Ansoortssl daily
l.nd psiiinshsml
s.s Iusr Isisc d. Uei,.sshsw
its str. Resale. Tor rort soenr
| r,is,'ht fTowns-nd ana BEL Tussd'y
sunday bingham. via all SAM Thursy
Tus.d'y Juan Island points sstury
rhurs'yl
Port re~-.end-rr-t t-x~'ee-Ssnh
NJ. .rd Wa. ror's
| 4; % str. Utopia. For Port espm
| nifr'ht 'Townssrd. Port An Trssdv
| SUNDAY lgsi.s Sssh nay and Thursy
| Tus-d'vi-ay ports sstur'y
Thursyi
r,vt rewnssrd-r.rs su~sies. Cisusm
| and Way Ports
~ ser. wsiaies'.. sori 'ss--,
.--,s-'h, fpor, rc-r-.-d rn-' Sunday
Monday WILLIAMS punssn-s. We'd
we'd por, Angeles and Friday
Friday icisilam. -
For, Gsr,hie--r.si.w--rl
,ocn Steamer Puget. fcrl Scam
daily Kingston Gamble. daily
.resp, rudio- "Wsi"r. except
| sstur'yir Townsend. Sunday
iHsnsviiis ana Had
saturday Only
| s.se,m steamer Puget. forl s.eepm
| tEinGs,an ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
| adam istsswer Puget. forl ttopm
| livingston Ludiov sndf
iwsy points
Hood Csrsi--Gsrbi~--Iud
-T-iIsm Is,g petistch. for 400
| ssiiv lr.udiow Port Gamble nidn'ht
except l''Rsnkor ana all except
| SUNDAY lpoin,s on Mood Canal SUNDAY
| Paint. marked 80 are boat landings
Passenger. for these point. and fov
| o,h.r boat lsndinx points must make
their own arrangements fcr landing
and ss.ufrs Gil risk ana habilfy In
nasinE such landing steamers pss
| .sngsr rate does NOT 'hc'uh" boht land.
| ing charges
parEss. usbiiity IL limited 20 wear
In, apparel. not to erceed 500 for
vhois ticket 100 pounds allowed free
steamer. ana schedules subject to
change without notice. Freight re-
| e.,yed daily for all points tssceptins
Tacoma named IN above schedule
| tickets must he purchased at ticket
off,c. open from e;so q m. to 1900
midnight
rIGFr SOUND SAvtGATION co.
| Ticket office. Coifnsn Dock.
| Phone. Main zoos.
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Do yos want TO sell your
housed Use Star Want Ads.
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ACREAGE ro7 SALE

DIRT CHEAP - ONLY $780, EASY
TERMS g. ACRE DEVELOPED
CHICKEN RANCH. convenient TO
SEATTLE. fine open land. Eoea naO,
btCfiNE SOIL tarE~iy CLEARED
and fENCEns new s.reom HOUSE.
etc. etc MAIN LASn, on fine road
aud MILK ROUTE. near SCHOOL.
owner will make good. easy terms 10
buyer whe will mevs right IN, MIR
HACkWonrH, ala nosroN hik.
Also open evenings and sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

ploye. in Seattle's business and in
dustrial district gets a chance to
subscribe.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair

Girls-if you want plenty of thick,
beautiful. glossy, silky hair. do by all
means get rid Of dandruff, for it will
starve your hair and ruin it if you
don't.
It doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way TO get rid of dandruff is to dis
solve it, then you destroy IL entirely.
To Go this, get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvOn; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub IL in gently
with the finger tips
BY morning, most, II not all, Of
your dandruff will be gone, and three
or four more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of il.
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel a
hundred times better. You can get IL
quid arvon at any drug store. 1t is
inexpensive and four ounces is all
you will need. no matter how much
dandruff you have. This simple rem
/ edy never fails.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
FRIDAY, JANUARY S, 1917.
DIR. OOOKE ONCE MORE.

I'VE publish today the details OF another farcical
w proceeding held in Wesley NJ r. Churoh, at
Linden and Jackson streets this city last night un-
der tho auspices OF the Rev DR.. George Cooke the
pastor.
Space is given to his utterances not because We
think they are worth the paper they cover. but be
cause there is no desire our part 70 prevent him
from laying what he says is his case before the
public.
Tho best possible reply to everything he says is
found in the fact that the eccleslastica jury which
sat in tho persecution Of Clayton T. Crew, trustee
OF the church. returned unanimous verdict in favor
Of Crew and, automatically, against DR. Cooke and
his limited number OF followers. That jury was com
posed OF seven lay members selected by Dr. Cooke
from FIVE different Methodist Episcopal Churches in
this city and its immediate neighborhood 1t
reached a verdict OF acQuittRl Of Mr.. Crew fifteen
minutes after IL had retired
smarting under such stnging rebuke and ap-
parontly fearful OF his future in this conference, Dr.
Cooke several days ago. announced that he would
seek "a vlndcaton" He challenged Mr. Crew, Caleb
e. Burchehal Crews counsel; the Rev. DR.. Robert
Watt Superintendent Of the Wilmington District the
Rev f. H. Dashiell, secretary Of the Retired Minis
ters' Endowment Fund Of the Wilmington NJ E. Con
ference; the Rev. George White Dawson, pastor OF
Asbury NJ e. Church. and the editor Of THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL. TO appear m Wesley Church last
night In addition he issued general invitation "to
Methodist ministers and Methodist people to attend
this meeting"
wen. the meeting has been held. Not one Of those
specifically invited deemed it worth while to attend.
Not a Methodist preacher in the conference accepted
his invitation to be spectator. In the face of the
fact that Wesley has membership OF 100. the entire
attendance last night including Dr. Cooke and three
reporters was twenty. or the sixteen, outside the
agitated pastor and the reporters, It is safe to
sumo that fully half were drawn by curiosity AT
no time while Dr. Cooke was speaking or reading
was there the slightest evidence OF sympathy from
any quarter for him.
Those are facts which speak for themselves. II is
not our purpose TO be drawn into any controversy
with Dr. Cooke or 10 discuss again the Grew
trial and its disgraceful features. The verdict il
that case still stands for itself We imagine that the
members Of soroly y-tried Wesley Church and Of th
Wilmington Conference will know how to deal witt
the situation in due time and in the right way
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
DODGING THE ISSUE.

A FTBR year and nine days spent in pigeonhoe
A Of the Democratic Committee on judiciary Of the
House the proposed constitutional amendment giving
the right OF suffrage TO has at last emerged
the light Of day the report being submitted by
Democrat from Ohio.
II Is usual in reporting important measures the
House to submit detail why they should be
adopted rejected the minority the committee also
filing their views. There is evidence in the present
case however, to show that the committee which has
a majority OF six Democrats. have ever given a mo-
ments consideration to the measure which, il adopted,
will add millions TO the votes poled at the cleo
ton.
Their report contained in four printed lines stat
ing that they have recommendation whatever to
ton.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
An Attempt To Tie The Senate To
The Tail OF The Presidents Kite
(Trom the New York SUM-

tional policy Of the United states. lie
is probably as conscious Of this fact
as are his friends in the Senate. II
is possible that his anxiety, and
theirs, for the adoption OF some such
vague expression of approval as the
Hitchcock resolution affords is due
TO the feeling of uneasiness which
comes from a sense Of promising
things which the promiser cannot
produce. A little backing from the
Senate, even il granted solely from
partisanship, would be welcome at
the White House just now.
Il seems proper to call the a,ten-
ton Of the President, and OF the pro-
mOters of the indOrsing or approba-
tive resolution, to the circumstance
that what is required TO give Valicity
to the Presidents plan to engage the
United States in an International
League to enforce peace ana guaran-
tee territorial limits on both sides OF
fthe ocean is not merely majority
vote in the Senate. but wo-thitds
vote of the Senators present.
Nothing short of that can annul a
treaty declaration or make new
treaty engagement. Nothing short ol
that has anything OF more than aca-
demic interest with regard to the at
titude toward the Monroe Doctrine
which Mr.. Wilson has precipitately
and. as we believe, without proper
consideration assumed.
We venture 80 say that under nC
circumstances. now easily conceivable
could President Wilson ever Obtain
/ in the Senate of the United State
a two-thirds vote in favor of conclud
ing a treaty engagement to SEM
- American troops to help enforc
d peace I'm the Balkans or to invite Ger
man or Japanese troops to help IL
7 enforcing peace in Mexico, Nicaragu
4 or Venezuela.
such attempts. therefore, as this t
I attach by a mere plurality vote of IN
q Senate the appearance OF sanction Z
{ volunteered pledge of the President
q which actually requires a two-third
8 vote to ratify need not excite serlou
- apprehension in the mind Of any Sen
e ator. however. It may eXasperate tn
a sense OF propriety-
4 All this is entirely apart from til
r question of the motives and merits
i the Presidents tentative Of Decen
Der IS, or its manifest good effect
e in bringing to the minds Of the pee
3 ple OF Germany a fuller realization
d the steadfast purpose animating the
allied adversaries and the hopeless
ness in the long run Of their own in
g mense sacrifices, at the call OF d,
d ,nastic interests
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
With The Photographers

Nothing is apt to ruhie tho people who go through
life expecting the unexpected. (Pa) Times
wise somebody else would have their iobs-Montgom-
cry (Ala) Advertiser.
It. RS explanation is that you shout the truth
at the people but you can't make EN- It your way.
Detroit Free Press.
The speed Of food prices is only comparable TO the
cement-like qualities OF the weekly wage envelope
Fresno (Cal) Herald.
Turkey formerly the Sick Man OF Europe. is now
only one in a large ward filled with critical cases
Syracuse IN. " Herald
A banker OF Waco Tex, has been sentenced to
prison for 80 years. The rules OF English compost
ton forbid long sentences but evidently the judge
fused to be guided by them. The Pathfinder (Wash-
ington)
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
Will ORDERS HINGES
ON TOMB TO Be

READING. Jan. 5.--The 4
nevill II. Miller. a well-know
clan and retired United Ev
clergyman, OF Mohnton. W
make sure that there woul
creaky hinges on his burla
According TO the provisions
will. which has been filed .
bate with the Orphans Court
wanted quiet in the tomb.
In his will DR.. Miller les
plicit Instructions as to the
his vault. He says that the j
hinges of the door are TO.
oiled. He also orders that
is to be opened in the sprl
open during the summer, ar
in the fall. The doors are to
painted. The estate is lef.
family.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
YOUR SICK Child
IS CONSTIPATE.
LOOK At To
Hurry. MOtheri Remove pOisl
little stomach, liver, bO1
Give California Syrup Of
cross billions or feyeri

No matter what ails yourI
gentle. thorough laxative ST
ways be the first treatment I
If your little one is out
half-sick. isn't resting. eat
acting naturally-look. Mot
if tongue is coated. This IS
sign that it's little stomach,
bowels are clogged with was
cross, irritable, feverish.
sour, breath bad or has
ache, diarrhoea, sore throat
cold, give a teaspoonful of &C
Syrup of Figs" and in fe
all the coustipated poison, III
food and sour bile gently m
of its little bowels without
and you have a well. play
again.
Mothers can rest easy aft
this harmless fruit laXati
cause il never fails to Gle
little ones liver and bow
sweeten the stomach and tn
" love its pleasant taste.
rections for babies, childre
ages end for grown-ups pr
each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit Nc
Ask your druggist for a 90
tie Of "Califonia Syrup OF FL
see that Il is made by the "'
Fig Syrup Company
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
FREE METHODIST MEETING.

The second quarterly meeting for
the Philadelphia and New York dis
trict of the Free Methodist Church
will be held in the Free Methodist
Chapel, Seventh and Bennett streets,
commencing this evening and contin-
uing over Sunday.
The Rev. II. W. Hodge, the district
elder. will have charge
The services on Sunday will be as
follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
preaching II o'clock. followed by the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper. Love
Feast at 2.30 o'clock and preaching
at 730 o'clock.
There will be Saturday night
4 service.
Are you looking for a nurse for
your baby this fall? Get a good one
by running a Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
AN APPRECIATION.

NHYB are in receipt Of the following letter from
w Josiah Marvel. president Of the Associated Char
tiles OF this city:
TO the Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL:
Sir: am very glad to express the appreciation OF
tho entire board Of directors OF the Associated Chart
for the courteous treatment which you have given
tho society and especially in the assistance which
have given present request for funds 70 meet
our budget for the year, OF $4,000
We are trying 10 lay a foundation i'm our organiza-
ton for taking OF all the charity work in Will
mington with a few exceptions believing that the
city will benefit by systomatized action that Will
result in economy well in practical betterments
In administration.
II takes forward looking and women 10 see
the end as we see it, and grateful to you for
helping 10 broaden the view OF community in the
direction aimed at by the Associated Charities.
Again thanking you am,
Very truly yours,
JOSIAH MARVEL
President
In response beg leave to say that THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL esteems it not only duty but also a
pleasure to assist any and all worthy charitable un-
dertakings such represented by the Associated
Charities. We have said repeatedly before and we
repeat It now, that the people should respond whole
heartedy the appeal Of that organization for $15
600 its budget requirements for the ensuing
year.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT

No pleasure is comparable to standing upon the
vantage ground Of truth-Bacon.
s-.-.-s
Hone deceitful as it is, at least lead us
to the end Of life along agreeable roadLa Roche
foucauld.
.-.-.-.
In Gods world for those who in earnest. there
is no failure No work truly done, words earnestly
spoken no sacrifice freely made, was ever made in
vain.-Robertson
.-.-s-.
To make some work OF Gods creation little fruit
fuller better more worthy of God; to make some
human hearts a little wiser manfuer, happier, more
blessed less accursed. It is the work Of God
Carlyle
.-.-.-.
Nowadays most persons receive many calls 10 help.
This brings the responsibility 10 weigh each care
fully. The exercise OF judgment is important a
gih as the bestowa OF money. The obligation to
give wisely is sacred as the obligation 10 give at
all-El
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
Face Fashions
This Year
Demand That the Complexion BE
Made Clear and Clean and Moth
ing Aids the skin Like
Stuart's Calcium Waters.
t's calcium " aiers.

All styles OF dress this year make
H. necessary that every woman remove
pimples, blotches. etc. This condi-
ton is brought about by reason OF the
fact that the colors used and style OF
hair dress throw the face i'm position
OF prominence that will make pimples,
etc. very hideous II they exist.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
MORE CENTRALIZATION sOUGHr.

Turing the recent debate large appropriation
- bill in the House a determined attempt was made
by cotere Of destructive Democrats to abolish the
suhtreasuries located in nine Of the principal cities
of the country.
Opposition to the plan at arose but the man
who had proposed the amendment answered his op-
ponents by shouting "such things as that make me
sick"
The words indicative Of the caliber of the men
now in charge OF affairs at the National Capital
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

The president OF the Frisco railroad is dead. Less
than forty years ago he began his railroad
a bridge carpenter He did not obtain his advance
ment by going 10 Congress and securing legislation
by threats. He worked his way up many other
successful men in Delaware and elsewhere have done
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
Mexican border patrol to

For the Government merchant ships
and a Government nitrate plant Con-
gress has already authorized the issue
of S70000,000 Of bonds II is proper
to issue bonds for the purchase of
the Danish West Indies and, with linn
itatiOns for the construction OF the
Alaskan Railway. But what is Secre-
tary McAdoo thinking Of when he rec
ommends a bond issue to pay for the
police expenses incurred on the Mex
lean border?
The Alaskan Railway. the purchase
OF the Danish West Indies, the i'll ad-
vised but ordained Government ship
ping enterprise. and the Government
nitrate plant call for a bond issue of
only s116,s3S,0O0. The sum of $162,-
41S.000 for the border patrol and
800 900, 600 to provide the Treasury
with a working balance should be
raised by taxation.
Mr.. McAdoo points out that his fig
ures do not include anything for pork
in the shape Of the public building
! bill. We rejoice at certain evi-
dences that this may not have to be
| included in later revisions upward.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

The impurities arising in the body
are thrown of in four ways, through
the pores Of the skin. the lungs, the
kidneys and bowels.
Stuart's Calcium Waters will make
tho blood clean. They will thrOw4open
the pores and in only a short time you
will find the entire system free from
marks OF blood impurity.
The fresh, red, rosy hue OF the blood
flowing freely close to the skin viii
given YOU the complexion you desire.
Obtain box from any druggist any
where. Price 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
Editorial Opinion
MR.. McADOO's REVISION UPWARD.


From the New York sun.
Secretary McAdoo's New Years Eve
statement should be the death war
rant for all pork bills at the present
session of Congress and at several
sessions to come. The Secretary
whose earlier estimate of the deficit
facing the country was S1s5,5S30
now declares that we must raise over
s379 100000 in the fiscal year begin
ming June 80. 1917. and ending June
80, 1918. A hundred millions Of this,
is necessary 20 provide the Treasury
with working balance.
The enormous sum mentioned by
Mr. McAdoo Is computed entirely out
side the ordinary revenues and ex-
spenditures OF the Government.
A large bond issue is made inevita-
Bile, not by the size OF the prepared
ness program, as Mr.. McAdoo says
but by the low tariff policy Of his
party and the careless exhaustion o
fruitful sources OF taxation. Tn,
items to be provided for are prin
cipally:
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

MA The Associstiou Of Amer
fellSAN lean Advertisers has OK
W5W anninod and certified TO
Aa ths oireulntion Of this pub
J iieation. The figrrss Of circulation
!, contained in the Asseeiation's -
port enly are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
! Ma 4isi whlishsII BIdr. n 7. City
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

No pleasure is comparable to standing upon the
vantage ground Of truth-Bacon
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Tho Association Of
American Advertis.
ers IL composed of
al She great adver-
tisers Of this coun
try. This AssooiR.
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
init 70 its sxamina-
tion a. any moment.
and positive proof
must bo submitted.
The accompanying
certihcato. No. 4i5t,
has been issued 20
this paper.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

WYE are in receipt Of the following letter from
w Josiah Marvel. president of the Associated Char