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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
"sEPTEM1ER NORM"
At the Odeon Theater Monday Eve
MING March 81.

At the odeon Theater Monday Eve
ming March 81.
Jazz and joy reign supreme in the
rejuvenated edition of September
Morn" which Messrs. Rowland and
Clifford w!!! offer at the Cdeon thea
ter Monday night. This is dashing
revival of an old favorite refurbished
as to tunes and dances, with gorgeous
costumes and tasteful scenery. The
company Includes many prominent en-
tertainers, the chorus is large and
active. and the whole show Is full Of
ginger and go. Little Mary Jane, a
spirited soubrette, Herbert Marbury,
late with oh Boy" Mrs. Ralph Hers,
Arthur and Lucy Tackman; VIII
Goodall and host Of others comprise
the cast. to say nothing Of a brilliant
chorus. The very latest dances from
Broadway and the latest tunes form
features Of this lively entertainment.
Prices 80. Is. 81 and $3.50. Seats now
selling. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.

Prices Paid to Farmers by Marsfall.
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted BY
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions, grain
and produce
The Cut Rate Grocery quotes the
following prices:
Butter-4o.
Eggs-33
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at its
place Of business in this city. subject
however. to market changes.
Oats-62.
Corn---1.45.
The following market quotations ars
furnished by II. Willard Son & Co.:
No. hides--13.
No. hides-12.
Horse hides. largs-s7.
Horse hides, small--$6.
Beeswax-3203b.
A. Fl. Welker--Trayelers of Hartford
Insurance Company. Masonic Temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
o. Your Clocks Ahead.

Don't walt until tomorrow morning
to change your clock, but set II ahead
an hour tonight, before you retire in
conformity with the national law. so
that you will be on time ut church aud
sunday school tomorrow
The Baptist Temple Sunday school
opens promptly at $40 o'clock TO-
morrow morning. and You are cordially
invited to attend. There is a class for
YOU. there is Il class for your friend
and YOU will be sure To enjoy th,s
hour and the one following OF bible
study and worship. Try our welcome,
Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Suffered For Eight Years.

Rheumatic pains. lame back, sore
muscles and stiff joints most frequent
ly can be traced to overworked, weak
or disordered kidneys. Daisy Bell, K,
F. D. 3, Box 234. Savannah, Ga,
writes: Il was suffering for eight
years from pain in the pack and could
not do any Of my work, but since
have taken Foley Kidney Pills. can do
all my work. Foley Kidney Pills have
given relief to thousands who suffered
from kidney or bladder trouble. Try
them. Sold everywhere.Ad
n1v... t5ts45 ~ II n Il 81 Il. lt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Juss Cant ns,p IL

why IL Il. Sam. that one never
hears or darby committing suicider'
inquired the northernsr.
well, you see, it's disawsy. boss:
When 4 white pusson has any trouble
he sets down and gifts 70 studyin
bout It an worryin'. Then FRS thins
you know he's done killed hissef But
when niger sets down TO think
bout his troubles. why, he jes mach
eriy goes to slcep."-Iife.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

A golden ROM
ance Of Araby.
Like a draught
OF distilled popies
Il sets the inAgi-
nation aflame.
A story OF In
trigue, love and
valor.
A play which
no words can do
Justice to - an
actress who at
tains the unat-
tainable.
AS mysterious
MS the desert from
which 1t came.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Sorino Vacation esain

The usual spring vacation in the city
schools began with the close Of school
Friday aftern ron. The vacation lasts
one week and school will be resumed
Monday, April {,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

A wonder play OF
romance and adj
venture.
A free spirit of
the desert Gagged
by civilization.
Sparkling as the
Mediterranean,
colorful as the
orient.
The story of a
girl who wei
comes life with
open arms.
A play to cause
the heart to throb
and the pulses to
leap.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Maccabees Attention.

Regular review Tuesday. April l.
Business of Importance. Emil Seine,
Record Keeper.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
OBRAS De UTILIDAC pRACriCA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
Padeci0j durante 10 amos
de e~nfermedades del
EstomagO.
Ahora eSta en- perfectas condi-
ciGnes de salud, tiene I'm ape
tito eXcelente y come 10 que
deSea sin experimental
molestia alguna

EStuve ~eDfcr5no por mucho tempo. Tenia
constipation. indigestion. catarro y Otras on
fcrTredadcs : dolores. Probe los ncjorcs re-
medios y ccnsuite con los medicos de mas
fana- pero sin log-ar alivio alEuno. FinRl-
mente lcGuc Il cstar tan debil que no rodia
trabaiar y tan n~ervioso que apenas pod:a
conciliar el sueno. Estaba dcsesperaGo y
sin sahc- que hacer. Por una a:ortuHada
casualidad me entere del &c medicinaI. 81.
Bernard y empece a :omario desde lueEo.
A. POGO tempo ne s"Hti 1acjOraCo } aso-a
eStoy del TODD 5ien. Este e ne euro.
Por % tanto. ii alEuna persona Sc sien:r
FRA! o uenc e~a:e-msdades de, est mage. Ii
Eones o :atestinos. les Gco=Sejo p-uebca e.
te tA medicinal S.. Bernard. e azradable
de SAILOR = sus -esultados sor del :oio salts
fscro-ios.
MAndcn Sl.l2 por cada psquete. G $500
por c psCuetss. a Ia siSuicnte direction {:
St. Bernard Gardens. D-2i. New Orleans,
la. : le env:aran este maEnifico rcredio
con as :mstTucciones para usar!o. Scr& de-
vaeltc .! importe eE case de Tue dele de
rroporcicngr los resui:ados MAG sa:isfacto-
rios. Vale Ia pena probar!n LA4rl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04

,- 4 MANAEA Y EoCEE
FfjIETf6 tenSa I'd. los ojos lin.
MSS 2ios = saIudables- 81 .
b&bxS MS x--rc. sc cGnsaH, intla-
--~c man. IrrItAu. etc, uss
US UJGC Murine. REFRESCA Y
SCAVlZA. Su $50 O. Sc
euro para ninos Y aGultoS. De venta en- to
dss las GroFae-ias. Escriba ea solicited dc
Follcto. q Mu=iae Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
OCHO NINOS con GROUP.

"Tuve echo ninos con Group >, les
di 4 todoS foley's Honey and Tar
escr;be Mrs. p. Rehkamp, 1904 Her
MAY ST. Cov!2ctca, hy. Este re-
medic disuelve t: mucus y las flemas
Y cv;ta la los, propOrciora ina bue-
IA respiration y IN sueNo t-anqUilo.
No car:iene narc6ticos Y 4 los ninos
les agTa!a. Recome2&ado para toses.
resfrics J para conv2!escencia de in
fiuc:za o Er!pa. Pueden toMar;o
;a::o los 4duttos como los rinos.
l.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
PESTE BUBONICA

CiCDAD De MENICO. Die. =
No,!c:&s caviadas a esta ciudad por
cl Consul De Mexico en- New Orleans,
ascguran que Ia epidemia"de pcste
Dubonica que hace POGO aparcci6 en-
81 dicho puerto. Ia iGo en- aumento
dur&ntc los ultimos d;as.
En- 81 communication. rccomienda al
gc1ierno que Ia c~rarentcn& Sc iHten-
s'tIque para los bar2cs que van de
New Orleans a puertos ~n:cric"n0s. ?
Que pudicran l!evar Ia iniecc.or.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. To-
La intervention del jefe del Poder
Executive en- el conflicto surgido T.
tire los obveros de Crizaba Y u pa
troncs, do en- principle buenos result
tados. pues tanto unos como otros
convinieron en- que, como eran los
deseos de Carranza, sc reanudaran
las labores, aceptaAdo un plazo de
~treinta dias para que quede solucio-
NADIA Ia parte legal y demas detal!eS
de las d~esavonencias.
Los representatives de los industrial
les conterenciarGn con CarranZa du-
rante una nora, informaadole de TODD
cuanto Sc necesitaba para que e. fun
cionario Sc formara juicio del sent!r
ie una De las parties. Despues hizo
10 propio cor los obreros Y. como re
sul.ado Sc obtuvo que los empleados
cntraran al trabajo desdc cl luneS
pr5x:mo eN las mismas condolences en-
cue Sc hallahan anTeS del movinlIcr-
%. conviniendo en- esperar I'm mes
ara que cl case quede soluclonado
. mojo dcfi&.tivo.
IN segujGa Sc r5dact6 un acta en-
j cue Sc hicicron coaStar estas con-
'ormidaGes. y dc ella Sc hicieron CO.
0!aS para cada una de las parties.
I'm q arreG!o de que Sc trata tom6
Dartc activa IL Confederation de Ca
maras INdustria!es, que tamhiGn a
ccpt6 10 ;rdicado pr el jefc del Eje-
cu.uvo. firmado i~untamente con los
o&~eros cl pacto acordado por Ca
rama.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
OBRAS DE ~EDUCACION
GRAMMATICAL.

N-NENETAFN ANFNF
Ccn2ead-o de Gram6t5ca Cas.cilaNa, s.EGn
a A-a+eU a. Tor Toru = 9 nez......-- 50c
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a. Bego zoe
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a-ymatIcA Cas,ei.4aa. cCa arrsE.o R a Dc
- Rea. Ac4len.a. Tor Z4a;Ea. A-mea-
lEda cen u@-aGoS Le O-:oSy4tia $ H-o-
soda. Ia toao ;ei& ....-...Sl.25
G-snAtica ie n Rea! Academia EspaHola-
Ultima edlc.oE ot!ciaI ............-.- 1875
S-uEcgSrio C O=:ogr2CIa le Is L"uEua
Cas:e.lz7a ........... ........... 2e-
P-caCua-.e j. C~o1!UE.-IGn. - .cS dee nil
vrc-os Observation-Disclosures r~r.oraaG- J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
2 DE LECTURA

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04

.N-Ls- De- LF%0s on
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
Cuasro Empresas p~etroleras Pidiero'
anFaro.

aEIeGsO.
Ante eI Juez Segundo De Distrito
&c esIa capital ~pTcse-taron aver es-
c.!ro de anparo los representatives
&c las compaHias p~ctroleraS La Union
Oil Company Of Mexico. Ia Trascon-
tincntal. La Cortts Oil Corporation
: Ia Sinclair Petroleum Company, con
ira ac-os del representative de la Sc
| cretaria de Industrial en- Ia region de
TQxpam, del Estado de Veracruz,
l MeIchor Vi!lalba.
Dicen las companies que Sc consi-
dcran victimas dc actos i!egaleS CO.
mctidos por Nillalha, quien ha llega-
DO hasta el extreme de c~olocar fuer-
zas en- los campoS de trabajo, 0 or
denes no solamente de que no Sc con-
tinuen las per~foraciones dc pozos, 81
no de cvitar que las empreSaS dis
pcnCan de Ia raquinaria Y demas uti-
les cue son de su exclusive propie-
dad.
Agregan las empresas que eSta ma
quinaria sc les va a echar 4 perder,
~abandonada Sobre los campos Y que,
por otra parte, las p~erforaciones que
es.abau hacienda en- NADIA afectan 4
las d;sposiciones del Chino sobre el
particular.
Sc habla oficialmente sobre la rem
dic:on de Cordoba.
Entire aigunas declaraciones que
el Ninistro de Hacienda Luis Cabrera
ACADIA de hacer sobre Ell delicado asun
to del consul americana Mr.. Jen-
kins. dice. refiriendose 4 Ia reHdi-
cion de! cabecilla Cordoba, que ell
jete del executive ordeno que no Sc
Jracara con Ell rebelde responsible
| del plagio del senior jenkins, en- vista
dc cue quedaba fuera de Ia ley por
consider&rsele REQ de alta TRACTION a
IA Patria.
En- e. risro caso,-agrega Cabre-
ra-estan algunos de los comprome-
tidos en csc asunto cue Ia dado iugar
q IN tirantez de relaciones diploma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAnNiENT.

Sp,S-4. Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Newport pec 81 Newport NJ p.
.S,lud.., school held their Christmas enter
tamrnent II tie church ies. evening The
church va rca4uiull. decorated Thcr
w4s i ~u4ll Chr.-ltn1- tree and + chimney
on tie platform Vhc1 was very pretty
The following program was furnished by
the c.lidron
song ,Rlnc tne Belt> school, re-
~ponsi,c scripture reading anl PRAYER
song ~ uto ZOO Is Born This Dav
school recitation Wmtue1 Day song,
.'TwInki. Twiuklc Little Star primary
dcTiartmcnt exercise tnna ~tanerr and
Edna O., song Ho-sulp and Adore
HIM. school. rcritauen- Mildred Jones
and Elizabeth Gr34c, song "Cbrlstmas
Bells Mcrriy EnC school recitation
James Miller song \ Christmas LII
lahy. c2ss q girls iron primary depart
uent: song Nrsath- II love w BRING
class oi girls. recitation Eleanor Pord-
ham. PRIMARY department song Christ
mas Bells, dialagI Mr = Nlchol..s
Margarc; Hargan Louis Burke EInily
En9tt. Margaret LYMAN EIarry Poole
Chariez Groomc. Luther y allcr and
Arthur Cralg Edward Cunningham ras
"Mr ST Nicholas. Preston Cox. Old
fashioned Santa Claus address by
pastor. Rev H. u. QuEg. song star
Divine school
A treat for the children followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
kROPER WANTS LEGISLATION
TO BAR POISON WHISKY

Washington, Dec. 31.-Danicl G.
fRoper. commissioner Of internal rev
lrnuc announced Yesterday that he will
ask Congress n once 10 pass legislation
lchccking the use of wood alcohol Al
though the country has been shocked by
the fatalities from the drinking Of wood
alcohol Is a substitute for the usual in
toxicants. there y no provision 10 the
Federal laws governing It's manuiacturr,
lsalC, or distribution. The matter has
lbccn left 70 the states
The commissioner alSo announced that
,hv Jan . III persons legally permitted
to have hqlor in th.r peSs sion must
make tull report upon their stock.
This requirement will not extend g
lquor kent IA tile homo for the Use oi
the owner ana hls family and guests
Commissioner Roper dcnIcd that 1000
permits iar the usc n non-hcvcraCc aco-
hol had pccn lsSutd n New oTN City
IIo sAd thar NOT hall that number Of
permits hqd hccp granted.
The form ul ihc proposed legislation to
control wood a.cohal has ret hccn dc
furj yct 10y the partmcnt, tut It IS
prpbablr that Il vii place a tax on the
Manufacture and ~al II wood alcohol
snd subject + the ru<tTlcuoAs which
govern the ..ttre and sale ot
Incthyl or graz 1anl ard require he
holding Of permits lis ali persons en-
sa,,cd IN the traffic.
The commissioner has born advised
Ehat no PROVISION either In the IateTnal
revenue laws or Ia the National ProhI-
brtlan act deals with wood alcohol. and
that tho commissioner has authority
to regulste or restrict its tlsr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
SEIZE WOOD ALCOHOL
ENOUGH TO KILL 10000
New York Police Get l8 Barrels
That Were Ready for Distrl-
button. Bring $1,000 a
Barrel.

New York. Dec 31.--ln the drive
npsinst traffickers in poison whisky
revenue agents under Colonel Daniel
Porter, supervising revenue agent IN New
York, seized eighteen barrels OF wood
,sucohol Yesterday. The poison was being
peddIcd as a beverage all over New York,
and four barrels had actually been sold to
IAN Italian saloon keeper on the cast side
for ST. 600 q barrel when he learned that It
was wood alcohol and returned it. There
was enough wood alcohol In the barrels
To kill 10000 persons, it was SAID. Ar
ircsts in the case are imminent.
Two revenue agents IN an east side
saloon overheard conversation about
"whisky for $1,000 n barrel. They iol-
Iowed a man to an automobile truck and
found four barrels Of wood alcohol on
the vehicle. The man, who proved TO be
1.-THE driver, said that he was engaged by
-four Italians last Sunday night to dc
liver some barrels to a saloon. He went
to a stable in East New York, loaded
-four barrels OF wood alcohol on the
truck and delivered them 10 an Italian
Ssaloon keeper. He was paid $4,000 Tor
the load. but rs he was about to leave
lthc place the saloon keeper received a
J message saving the liquor was poison
and not real whisky Whcreupon he
/ demanded and received his money back,
having the driver SIS FOR loading and TIN
\ loading the stuff.
Revenue agents under John NcGuin
kneSs investigated the story told by the
ksiriver snd located eighteen barrels Of
wood alcohol in an East New York
,stahlc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CANADA'S LONG THIRST
0UEhCHED At MIDNIGHT
Trainloads of Whisky Waiting
TO be Shipped Into Various
Provinces of Dominion.

Winnipeg, Dec 3f-On the stroke
Of u tonight midnight, trainlo8ds OF
liquor will cross the boundaries that
separate the various provinces of Canada
in race for Toronto. Winnipeg Regina
Calgary and other distributing centres.
At that hour Canada kicks of the
lid ard again becomes vet, IL q mail
order manner Of speaking, after twenty :
one months of so-called Prohibition,
january is the time, set by the Domln ion
Government for the expiration of the
order in council which has prevented
since April 1918. the shipment Of liquor
from one province to another and slnco
December IL, 1917, the Importation Of
liquor into Canada from any other
country.
In preparation for the occasion, enter
prising dealers in Montreal and other
cities have taken time by the forelock
and loaded INTO trains enough hquor,
in their Judgment. to qncnch twenty
onc-monthS old thirst and keep il
qucnchcd for 4 few days until tho mail
order traffic swings into tho groove from
which il was joltcd wear ago last april
Toronto railway officials admitted to-
dav that there are sixty carloads ot
LIQUOR On the Quebec side of the Quebec
Ontario boundary. all destined Tor 1orou-
To ard ready TO he moved immediately
upon the advent Of the New Year
In the kcnora. Ontario. wards arc
many carloads. Waybilled 70 Ninnl-
pcC. which likewise will 60 foVW ard
a. soon as the law allows
BEFORE dawn on New Years Day
many at these cargocs VIII have reached
'hcr destinations. and 1920 will he
fcw hours old when the first Of the
shipments are IN the hands and etomachs
Of the ultimate and thirsty consumers
10 meet the urge0t demand for speed.
,ailuavS and express companies h.vc
arranged 10 move the hquor. unload
II and deliver it with greatest p6nslb!c
dispatch The spirit 81 covupctition
that has inspired mail order merchants
to ri-cularizc the country fer the last
TIVE months with price lists and order
blanks and e. ill the ea-lv birds before
the Prohibition ban is lifted has horn
transmitted 10 railway and express
cornpanics. so cxtraoriinary service II
the handling 81 the firs- rush is assured
On and sitter Thursday EGuor may
shipped in original packages into any
province, from any ether province or
aav other country II provinces which
a.e dry such as Manitoba liquor cannot
b. shipped from one point u smother,
but there IS no restriction on the amount
that car be imported.
This mail order wetnesS viii prevail
indefinitely, or until individual prov
lnccS have taken referendum votes,
under new Federal legislation eoscted
last summer. permitting thern tn de-
ternine whether or not they viii oer-
III: the importation Of liquor Until
such votes are taken iuterprovioc;nl
trade Is q Federal matter
Lifting Of the bar on the imports
ton Of liquor INTO Can da should prove
3 liie-esver 10 many Au1ercsn dealers
who stocked up heavily in anticipation
shat the United States uus1ld have
= wet rsprIod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
NEW YEAR SH DOT.
Greenhill Club has Weekly Program
Tomorrow Instead Of Saturday.

The GreenhiiI Gun Club will hold their
regular weekly shoot on New Year 5
Day instead OF Saturday, as on that day
the club will be closed and it is hoped that
every member of the club will travel to
Camden to help out the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association to turn ~ a
top-notch and winning score against the
Camdenites.
Tomorrow program is q big ono,
starting at and will continue until night
fall The 80 target event will be the
shoot for the handsome table centre piece,
crocheted for the club by Mrs. McHenry,
and to equaiize the contest the classes
will be handicapped with added targets
On the hour different ten target events
will be held. Chickens, ducks, plum
puddings, candy, sugar, cigars and the
trophies will mean q big and busy day
for the club.
The traps have been carefully adjusted
and everything placed In readiness to
insure a smooth running tournament
For the convenience of those wishing TO
stay all day, a lunch will be served On the
grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CHARMING HOME,
WAWASET PARK.

Soveu room house with southern expo
sure and prettiIy shaded lawn Room for
garage IN back street Hedge. garden and
well kent sbrubbery
House has modern tile bath. elecGr1c light
ing bot water heating. hardwood floors and
hand somely finished throughout Many
extras including srTeens for windows doors
and pOrcEeS. gas range and hOoa slieI YES
Immediate possession. Act soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
New Years Eve at s.. Paurs r. {

THIS evening a. 30 special services
~ communication 81 tile closing 81 the
wear 1919 viii H. held at s. Paul Roman
Catholic Church There "lll be special
music is I'll, chalr urder ths leadership u
Jr~eph E~Cailra i,ev I i Waldr9n
vii a4 II 3' tho bcnejictiou Of the
BLESSED sacrament On New Year s
Day masses W4.l H. II . . I'll, with Rev
l. C. Higgins 4-eeIebrapt ii z q H. Rev.
John \ Duagnorty and IL 3 h.gh mass
wtth Res Waldron officiating The
music vii 81 rendered by the boys choir.
assisted by fhg orchestra under tie di-
rccti0a Ds Jos ph McCullcn A CLrist-
mas musical program viii be rendered
The members d the Holy Name Society
vii attend in ! body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
NO MAH DELIVERY TOMORROW.

The postofTice viii BE- on holiday
schedu" tomorrow no business being
transacted at the stamp and other viz
dgws no deliveries madc and only one
collection from street letter boxes, in the
evening This gives the employees a we'll
earned day of "
Postmaster English has not yet com
piled statistics that will show the COM
paratve holiday business Of thus season,
but every indication goes TO show that
il is considerably in excess Of any previous
year. although it caused less trouble than
ever before owing 10 beginning earlier
md having more complete facilities.