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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-24

IF cOTTor;
 New York. Oct 23.-Cotton spot steady; middIing s6s5.
 MONEY
 New York, Oct. 2a.-Can money easys nigh 6: low 4 .1-2; ruling rate 6; closing bid 1-2; offered at 3-l; last loan 1-2; bankacceptances { 1-s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-24


 General William Gorgas. who has been sent for~by- the Government of Peru. for the purpose of riding the ports of Peru from the dread yellow fever. General Gorgas cleaned up the Panama Canal Zone and Guayaqun. and 1t is believed other countries of South America Tiil call for his services after his work in Peru h completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Neu York PAYS Tribute.

NEW YORK. Ian. S.--Whilr the whole
nation was mourning 'hc passing "t
former President Roosevelt. this city. in
which he was born and 10 who's" cIt'@ens
he was perhaps most personally tamH-
lar. paid tribute today to his memory as
his body was being laid to rcst in the
l!ttln cemetery at Oyster Bay. Under Il
snu,hre sky the aftermath or snow
storm. New York practically suspended
all business for ono minute and PAID 81
lent respect to tho illustrious dead.
Old Trinity's chimes began tho funeral
toll and as the SOUND was waited uron
tho air. the hell in the Cupaln Of New
York's historic city hall merged its
mournful cadence with that Of Trinity
and hundreds Of other churches in the
urncr and lower reaches OF Manhattan--
n last token Of affection for all that was
mortal OF a great American.
Precisely at SO p. M. and until Two
o'clock. for virtually on" minute prach-
cally every phase 0f industry in Greater
New York stopped. Including the wires
OF the Associated Press. Tho roar or
subway. elevated and surface cars c"as-
I'd and the hum or martS Of trade was
hushcd. In the morning 100000 publ"
school children held special exercises III
their class rooms in which tn" life OF
Colonel Roosevelt and tho !dcais OF Am
cricanism for which he stood wrrc madn
the subjects Of essays and addresses
Plans also had h~on made for memorial
observance Of tho former Presidents
death tonight by 5000 young men and
women attending III" city's night
schools. In the afternoon all the day
schools closed as 4 mark OF respect.
Street traffic was virtually suspended
when $4,000 New York policemen at the
moment or burial and while tn" bnllS
warc toll,nS dnfCcl their caps in silent
mourning. who in a quarter of n century
had brought Tho polio" department UP 10
\ marked degree Of efficiency.
The market exchange. cnffcr. produ""
and cotton and other commercial bodies
meanwhile were closed in honor Of tho
dead. and lower Broad street. tho busy
rondrzvous of curb traders. tack on the
aspect Of 4 melancholy holiday.
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Hundreds Of Messages.

OYSTER BAY. Jan. 9.-IIundr"ds Of
messages OF coincidence from all parts Of
the world continued to come To Mrs.
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. today. Among
these made public was one from David
Lloyd George. The British premier. who
cabled the following from London:
II nm deeply shocked to have tho news
&c YOUR distinguished husbands death
7 fc"l sure 7 speak for the British poo
, plc when I tell you how much VIC all
her. Syrnpathise with you in your great
Bereavement. Mr.. Roosevelt was great
and Inspiring figure. FAR beyond his
country's shore and the world IS the
poorer for his loss"
Queen Maud Of Norway. sent the FOL
; lowing:
Our deepes. sympathy with you in
your great trial.
R"yuold Ferguson. GovHrnor-Gcn"ral
| of Australia. said:
Deepest sympathy in your irreparablc
! loss
Tho mayor Of Southampton cahled:
"On behalf Of the town Of Southamp-
ton. Big Ia offer the Sinccrcst sympa-
| thy {" you and your family in N" trr"-
~ n bile loss which yen and IN" American
nation have sustained.
Rr;gaCiicr General $. T. Lining. attach
! cd - ;h.. Chinese peace delegation. on
! route to Paris. said:
Il hear with profound regret of The
death Of Colonel Roosevelt On behalf
| Of tho Minister Of War ard tho army Of
! tho Chinese Republic. I beg to tender
| sincercst sympathy for your bc"save-
/ m"nt.''
Former Attorney General George w.
! Wicknrsham who is nov abroad. cabl"d
"SinccrcSt sympathy IN your great
! loss"
| senator Boise Pcnrosc OF Tennsylra-
! MIA. tele era ph"d:
| II am greatly shocked to learn OF the
| death OF Colonel Roosevelt. cannot
, adequately express my sentiments on
| this OCCASION The nation has suffered
an irrcrarabIr loss. 7 extend my sin
cercst sympathy to Eor and your family.
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Plans For Monument.

OYSTER BAY. Jan. S.--h movement
to erect a monument h"r~ 10 commcmo-
rate tho life and work Of Theodore
Roosevelt: has been :naugTrated ny lead
ing men Of Oyster Bay and Nassau
county. who for many ycars hay" been
neighbours and friends Of tn" former
President. While n; rrnscr: Il Is planned
to include only those who hay" been
citizens Of the town and county in which
ColnntE Roosevelt mad" his homo. ii was
said that tn" movement might Il" OK
tended TO hncom" nation wide If it seorl-
! cd 70 mret with public approval.
TIL" committee III charge Of thr trnta-
I tive arrangements is headed by DR.. An
drew Sanwdrn vino for many years has
| been = close friend Of tn" Roosevelt
family After Il preliminary conference
tho committee has considered TWO sites
aS suitable places for tho monument.
Ono Of th"sn ov"rlrol5s III" cemetery.
which will h" the former Presidents last
rest ling place.
The Second site and on" which meets
| local appr0vnm"nt is Townsend PARK
! ~, public square Of Tho village. Hero
| tho people Of Oyster Ray and Nassau
| county have many times listened to tho
! former president address his neiShhors
| Orr Of tho chief ornaments now in the
| park is n cannon captured by th' Amcri-
J caa forces during tn" Sranish--Amortcan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

ick Roosevelt. Mrs. Samuel Roosevelt
and Mis-. Nellie Tyler.
Among the close friends Of the Tor
. mer President invited were:
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Of Massa-
chusctts. Former President William
Howard Tai, and former Justice
Charles Evans Hughes. y delegation OF
rough riders who served under the Colo
mel in the Spanish American war had
places Of honor Tho contingent in
cluded:
Lieutenant-Co!oncl John G.. Grecnway
Of Risbee. Ariz.. famous football player
in his college days: Major Roscoe Chan
ming. former Prinr<ton. football player;
Major Robert Claiming. t"nnis player;
Captain W. l.. Dame Of Las Vegas, y.
NJ; Captain Arthur +. Couby. active in
the work of the military training camps
association during tho war: George and
Charles +. Knoblauch. Charles Mills.
Edgar Knapp. J. Lorimer Wordcn. W.
A. Davidson. Kenneth d. Robinson and
Guy N. Richie.
Others invited included: Rrigadier-
General and Mrs. Carnclius Vanderbilt.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Couder. Major and Mrs.
August Belmont. Otto Fl. Kahn, Ogden
VI. Reid. Frank \. Munsey. Colonel
Henry L. Simpson. Owen Wistcr. Mr..
and Mrs. William Loeb and Mr.. and
Mrs. George i. Cortclyou.
Among the organizations sending rep
rcsentativcs were the American Acad-
cmy OF Arts and Letters. ST. Nicholas
Society. Camp Fire Club. Harvard Club.
Boone and Crockett Club. Republican
Club. American Defense Society and
Union League Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
CHARTER MUST
BE AMENDED To
PROVIDE FUNDS
INCREASED COST OF OPERATING
ALL CITY DEPARTMENTS
NECESSITATES REVISION.
AT PRESENT IT WILL BE InPoS-
sRLE FOR CITY TO FLOAT FL
TERrNG PLANT BONDS.
OFFICIALS WILL PUT PROPOSE
TON BEFORE VARIOUS LOCAL
ORGANIZATIONS.

In the report OF the charter amend
ment committee. who met last night
il WAS decided by tho council that the
increase IN the city income should Dc
asked for. Owing TO the Increased cost
OF the upkc"p OF the ire health. street.
police and water departments. amend
ments will be necessary 70 the Charter
of sections 81, IS. So and 81 Of chapter
., which provides for these depart
ments. -.
According 70 the present charter. 1t
will be unable to place the required
water altering plant in this city. as
the officials could not place enough
ho,ds on the market to cover the eS-
oense OF such an action. The request
will be presented 10 the ki~anis and
Rotary Clubs. az we'll as the Chamber OF
Commerce and the OHIO valley Iraoes
ond Iahor Assembly. for endorsement
before being sent to Charleston FOR con-
sheraton before the legislature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Tribute by The French

FAIRS. Ian. S.--"Thr sudden and pro-
mature death ~ Roosevelt will b" felt i'll
France as a genuine national loss" de-
clarcd tho Petit Journal. The rhras"
seems to sum up tho sentiment OF all tho
morning newspapers on the death OF
Colonel Roosevelt.
During seven years" says tn" Jour
nal Roosevelt was tho most powerful
man in the world In that short period
hn found the means to rcvnlutionlzc ma
,jonal opinion. to provide tho United
States With q fleet. to Srttlc tn" Russo
japanese conflict and To create great
international power which today under
fakes to create 4 society for The future. "
Thr Gnulois the Rolaist organ. says:
This paladin OF the heroic ages wns at
the same time the most far-siEhtcd OF
modern statesmen. n" formed IN" AM
crIcan sword which has been victorious
and h.. showed his country tn" way
when it was Sill cropping.
Humanity Justice and law" says tho
Figaro, "were not for him moro respect
ahlo entities hut familiar realities I" he
accepted always and unn"SltatinCly.'
STEPHEN Lausanne. in The MaIin quotes
Colonel Roosnvelt's farewell words to
him when he recently lott tn" United
States ne follows:
IT have no message 70 Send ~ France.
have rircn her the best had. If oyer
thern you speak Of mr.. toll them simply
that 7 have hut ono regret. that | was
NOT able 20 ci|n myself"
The Temps SAYS:
Tho man who has disappeared <" pro
maturcly VIII be- not only on" "f the
greatest figures Of his time. hui tho in
carnation Of one of the greatest Sar"s in
Americas management Of public affairs.
both Internal and "Ttcrnal. For
tho historian he undoubtedly remains
ihr first American statcsmnn VIII" di-
rcc,rd his country in two directions. APP
;mrcntly divergent but really nar"ll"l--
interior reforms and world policy.
Thu Journal dos Dcbats concludes ITS
sketch Of Colonel Roosevelt as follows:
"Nn man raised III" moral" "f The
American soul 20 4 greater height !E in
sistinE moro on Inc necessity nf $aCrj-
flee. but a sacrifices intrndrh not IL b" \
vain sarriric" for tho great "nis which
humanity holds h"rnr" as its ideals. It
is in thus way that tho great fighter. on
entering into eternal rrpus" will have de-
$,r,vsd lasting glory and tn" supreme"
1.raiitud" not only Of his country. but
Of tho whole world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
CITY WILL
HAVE PICS
CoNTRACT WILL DE SIGNED AND
WORK ON PLANTS BEGUN AS
SOON AS LOCATION
For P1ggcry Site L. EstabHshed-c.ty
Manager Instructed to Garry
Out TTo-k.

Wheeling will n:vr Il pIrGrry and
the PIGS wIl be raised on tn" refuse
Of Whcrling's tables. That this may
he dorr. the representatives OF IN"
American Stock Food company nave
only Ia obtain tho signatures "l Inc
president and ;hc secretary ~ th"ir or
r. nizai;"n. In yesterday rl"TnInEH In
trlliscncrr the text Of III" a"r1rin"nt
was published. hui ut the meeting ln"t
evening lhr following changes E.C-c
provided. First: thnt in cas" the
grHbasr which becomes accumulated at
the rrna,iinE il not removed in -
hours the city will hnvc TN" right Ia do
tn. sam" NJ the cost OF the piEGrry
conpuny. Also. that II the city man
agcr thinks necessary that on" man.
! 10 he furnished hy and paid By tn" city.
g.: not; capable to keep til" r"lnad:ng
station in n clean ami sanitary condi-
ton. tho stock food company will fur
rish additional labor TO assist in the
work Il, the r"lnadinG station.
The piggcry is TO be in operation
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urrt treaty and tho adjustment or
boundaries to meet conditions after the
war. The subject NEXT III Importance
is III: naturalization Of international
wa trrways. having especially in mind
the l,ardancllcs and perhaps the Scheldt
and tie Danube littural.
Probably the next subject I" receive
attention Will II" US" of III" nigh seas
II may be significant tina; this phrase
now is being adopted instead Of the old
or "frrrdnm If tho seas hu; II is not
yrt pnSx,hlc 10 ascertain Of what the
distinction is Ia c1n%iS;.
Vancr Mct'urlnIck. chairman ri the
War Trade Board. and other American
experts AZ. HOW ON tho way Ia tifiS
i and they will b" called int" r"nEuitn-
| ton when the subjects Oh which they
have specialized are brought int" the
! dclibcra tons Of thr principal delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
DECLARES CITY Is CLEAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. with re-
gard TO the letter OF Secretary Daniels
that tho government would protect SOL
dicrs and sailors from vice in PhilaGel-
pha unless the city took adequate rca-
surcs. Mayor Smith tonight said he as
sumed full responsibility for the action
taken To eliminate conditions alleged 10
exist. The mayor said Philadelphia WAS
as clean rs any city in the country.
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play u purt worthy Uf France.
PARIS Jan. S---Many important
questions concerning the arraE cement
al The program ;ur the peace conference.
which have been i'll process OF solution.
probably will hr soon adjusted ~ re-
suit uf President Wilson'S return Ia
Paris. The President now haa personal
knowledge oC ihr Views Of some Of the
prrniicrS on these subjects :.ul he has
supplemented il bt his observations
during his trip |" Italy.
Thu Presidents informal talk with
COl"url House Tuesday night dealt with
III" attitude OF Premier CIrmrnccau
and l~'rI Robert Cecil regarding u
League OF nations Tho conference gave
the Frr r!dcNt fresh Information con-
rrrnnIg their views and today Colonel
House and Secretary Lansing conferred
with Lord Robert who is ;hc British
authority on Il league of nations. So
il may hc Regarded ms certain that the
program is making progress.
Tn" first meetings hrtw"rn President
Wilson and his aides and the entente
pr"mi"rs may occur AT tn" md at THIS
week. These conferences will BE- IN
formal AMI Will carry forward in a
spirit uf accommodates the Discus
.;iuns which hive taken place during
IN" Presidents ahs"ECc between lndi-
vidltl~ uf the various delegations anu
also between various f,r"up%. Tho Meet
inES nr" expected 10 develop great i'm
purlamr" later. bus at present u may
hr said that result" uf value hnv" been
reached and that The ground has been
r"rr"d fur III" beginning uf tn" actual
ncs"t ..ItlunS.
Thr impending informal meetings no.
tween IrrsIdrni Wilson mud tn" entente
pr. mI.r~ will rirnl with subjects "f FUN
daIn,uIal iupnrianr". II was FIR Ihc1c
nr;iri;Ils /" arrans" tho proErnm which
VIII cavern tn" prac" congress nSrH.
subject /" approval when all the dele
gates Formally met.
Tho JAPANESE dri"sat"S ALREADY mere
have hr"n participating III sonic of the
discussions h"twrrn thu groups
1t has been agreed that the FIRST mai
ter In hc considered ut the meeting u!
I'r,.~ir,cn, Wils"n aui III" prcmi"rs will
he III" representation To b. accorded the
powers seeking participation In the
pcacr congress.
Then must como the question Of n
league Of nations. which Ia regarded as
III" foundation upon which must be
erected the whole structure Of n pcrma-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

HAVANA. Cuba. Tuesday. January :.
Congress today unanimously adopted
4 resolution DECLARING "Wednesday ia!
Of tho republic of Cuba. TIL" tablet Will
oncI Theodore Roosevelt. Ii was also de-
cidcd to have inscribed on bronze tau
let copy Of the Former Presidents let
tor 70 President T. Estrada Palma, Wit
ten on tho occasion Of the institution
OF he. republic Of Cuba. The tablet VIII
be placed in the new CAPITOL nulainE.
4 monument To cost $l15.0Qn is 10 h7
erected tn Colonel Roosevelt. SCulpt"rS
in all parts OF the world will he asked Il
send designs for tn" memorial and a re-
ward being given TO the person who's"
design is accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

ness sore throat. sn""zinG, soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuff"d-un: Quit hl"winE:
and srunltnG: F.aS, E"ur thr"hhsnG
head. Nothing els, in tn" world gives
such prompt relief as "Pap.'S Cold Com
pound" which costs only 4 few cents ut
any drug store. 1t acts without ASSIST
ance. tastes nice. causes no incnnT"ni-
encc. &c sure you get the genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

war and which was presented to III"
town by Colonel Roosevelt
While the arrangements for raising
funds necessary to provide suitable "N-
preston of appreciation uf tho greatness
~ Oyster Rays most distinguished ell
izcn IS only temporarily. il is now plan
ned 10 admit all citizens II AID. Any
amount. It was said, from the pennies OF
tho school children and the small CONS
Of the poor 10 the larger contributions
Of the well In do. and rich would be Hr-
ccptcd with equal appreciation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
END IF WAR
PERIOD NOTED
IN TIE HOTELS

With war prosperity on Tho wanc.
manufacturers and business houses
throughout the country have started tn
get their. share nt Til" hum" business
NOW that the making Uf munitions ami
war supplies arc 1T an md and the
ruynIry going back t" lit: prc-war
period.
An army &C travelling statesmen struck
tho ciiy yesterday and last H:rHi ana
filled al the local hotels rooms being
1t Il premium by U'cl"ck III lh" even
ing Conversations with som" Of the
s;LirSmcn revealed the fact thtt mos; OF
the firms in the country had closed
down on wal work and had sent their
nun back IN IN" road Ia get business I"
ill the gap made Ivy tn" ending 81 war
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses arc taken will end grippe
misery and break UP a severe cold either
In the head. chest. body or limbs.
It promptly opens clogged' up nostriis
and air passages in the head stops
nasty discharges or nose running. re-
ievcs sick headache. dizziness, feYerish-
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|QuiickWay1
To End


Wouldn't you like to know once
more what 1t means to feel good
healthy appetite and then sit down
and enjoy a hearty meal without
suffering from sour, acid stomach,
gas, belchIng. bloating, heart palpi-
tation, nervousness and other dis
trcSs as you usually do?
Here's a sure way to end stomach
trouble Get bottle OF liquid Mar
lix. Take it as directed. Watch the
result. You'll cat as you never ate
before. And you'll enjoy eating.
Stomach. distress with sou will be a
thing of the past-SOne and forgot
ten. No matter what you've tried or
what has failed. try Marlix. NarliN
Will not fail. 1t Is guaranteed. It's
only T5c and money back ii you want
It. Get your MarliN ct any drug store
or direct by mail. post paid. from
The I1arlix Co., Fort Wayne. Ind.
<4]k|;;Sf||;ME||kh2;}!l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

within GO days following the day the
contract goes into effect which il March
81. 1919. Otticias Of the company stated
Mt the meeting last evening that they
would be ready at that time to starr
their work. The contract calls Tor
period of 10 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems asifit would split, just rub a little
Musterole on your temples and neck.
Il draws out the Inflammation, soothcs
avaythcpain, usually givingquickrclief.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
4 mustard plaster and does not blister.
tiany doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterolc for sore throat,
bronchitis, Group. stiff neck, asthma.
neuralgia, congestion. plcurisy, rhcuma-
tism, lumbago. pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet-colds
of the chest lit often prevents pneu.
monia). 1t is always dependable.
Doc and Coo jars; hospital size SYST.
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Generous Aid Promised.

al Am positive that | know Of one
county in West Virginia which Will
subscribe 81 .nhn, Unm. AMI the four pan
handle counties wiIl Il" the sam" thing
| know tn" counties in tn" M"nunsa-
h"Ia valley VIII subscribe lb"rallyi
that EcIvrr valley ami the counties
through which the canal Will pass tn
the Great Lakes viii 80 tho same thing.
If you want for III" United states
government IT, appropriate tn" money
for tins "u;"rprIs" you will wait IN
vain ThoSc 1ha, are Interested must
show that they arr. ! know "" Will
Of six or eight corporations Attending
this convention as Delegates VIII" ham
d.. Millions Of money AMI employ
thousands Of men. They are. for II.
''Nrw York state has appropriated
tlin. d"0. hHh Ia hIjId 'h~ harE" canal :
Massachusetts, appropriated $l.,o""."ho
for similar "nIrrpri"": Illinois has
l.iy"u $@n.0G0.nnh Why should not the
great states Of Ohio. Pennsylvania ana
E..%t Virginia do tlrir -hIr" Inward
lhs splendid undertaking ~ iu'idinE
Il canal /" tn" Great LakrS::
Frarl l.. bravo made an address III
which h" discussed III" merit" # tn"
r"nrrrtr harEc. II" termed il fad
and utterly iuadcluat" for tn" purpose
for which il was designed.
IF you must compel" with pr"-wnr
prices for steel. il cannot cN,St.' h"
saul.
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PEOPLE want the ship canal dug you
have got to help div ii. and Pittsburgh
must lake the leadership in this enter
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when Paris will be for all int"ntS and
purpnscs. the capital "f this world. tn"
French press may be in position 10
play u purt worthy Uf France.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-05-30

- Columbia, May "a: The supreme
court late this afternoon refused to
issue a writ of certiorari to review
the records of the recent city demo-
cratic executive committee and con-
vention in Charleston, which action
has resulted in a bitter political row
between the Hyde and Grace factions.
The court. takes the position that
it does not lie in the power Of the
court to take action which is the re-
suit of certain discussions in the party
rules to make adequate provision for
the selection of committeeman when
the president and vice president OF
the various clubs either died or moved
into other wards, nor does the court
think it lies within its province to
pass on the question of a contested
delegates participation in the conven-
ton proceedings, or his right to vote
to establish his seat in the conven-
ton. The decision favors the Grace
faction which was temporarily re-
strained q few days ago and ordered
to show cause why the writ Of review
should not be issued last Wednesday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-05-30

Lied in Attempt to Save Pet-Deter-
mined efforts by ladies of high socia
position to smuggle pet dogs without
license into England were recently de.
scribed to representative at the dis
eases Of animals branch Of the board
Of agriculture, London. It takes the
combined intelligence of Scotland
Yard and the customs officials to out
maneuver some dog lovers. Recently,
on board steamer crossing to Eng
land, a foreign princess was seated on
a deck stool and a wind was blowing
A shrewd observer, whose duty it was
to be inquisitive with his eyes, happen
ed to catch sight for a moment Of a lit
tie dogs wagging tail. On landing the
lady, in reply to the usual questions,
said she had nothing to declare. mo
dog, madame?" Certainly not"
Then" said her questioner, II must
send for the female searcher to have
your statements verified" I'm that
'case," said the lady, IF you will allow
me couple Of minutes by myself I'll
produce my little dog" Which she
did