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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18

The popularity Of the Famous Cecan Player Pianos and
wonderful Weesgnon Reproducing Pianos have made
this great sale possible.
The sale of these instruments in most meant the
taking in fine Upright Player Grand Piano in
change Some of these instruments almost and
of them although few years DID, in condition that
would expect coming from home that would purchase such
instruments these famous 5000 to s2,250 Players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18

There Is Nothing More Grateful
Than the Relief From Piles.
now suffering, either send for a
free trial or 20 TO the nearest drug
gist for GO cent box. Ask for
Pyramid Pile Treatment and take no
substitute.
F'ill out this coupon and mail IL
for q FREQ trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18
FADE-OUT MAN
RUINS WEDDING
Brooklyn Girls Rich Fiance
Proves a Mystery

NEW YORK. Nov. is.-Miss
Sophie I>oderhose OF i&sT Dean ST..
Brooklyn. IN under the caro- OF ply
sicians following her heartbrcaking
experience with a fianoe whose per
Sonality IL shrouded in mystery.
The man she expected 10 marry
was known to her an ''Dr. A. WIN
lam Hoffman. Jr." an officer Of the
United States navy. man Of
wealth who was supposed 10 have
homes in Mirbrook. N. T.. and Pasa.
.dena. Cal. and whose father was
supposed TO have been a well.known
physician Of Brooklyn
siiss Loderhose met 'Dr Holl.
who said she was DR.. Hoffman's
sister.
Court~d by Phone
Following the engagement last
March. Miss Loderhose received
many valuable gifts from the man.
including a fourcarat diamond ring
She was constantly called on the
telephone by Or. Hoffman" and
these calls purported 10 come either
from Miilbrook. and more lately
from Pasadena, Cal. Miss Lodcrhosc
sometimes conversed for hours with
her fiance, who. she said. told her
he was in Pasadena supervising the
erection Of the home In which they
were 10 live.
The date for tho wedding was et
for Nov. !, and invitations were is.
sued Elaborate arrangements for
tho wedding were made. including
fearrangement OF tho seats at I'm.
manuel Lutheran church. whose pas.
tor. Rev. Or. John c. Holthausen.
was 20 have performed the ere
many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18
A Uerage Reductions
Player Pianos

Player Pianos In course Of reconstruo.
tion: Wbeclock Pianola. steck pianola,
Francis Bacon and many more.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11

!. s4s sgs8SN ysFxAE HIT ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
WEST WARDSBORO.
Mrs. Julia Stiles is i'll.

Mrs. Julia Stiles is i'll.
School began the spring term Mon
day.
Miss Edith, Kidder was at E. o. Rob-
inson s over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Harrington of Brattleboro
is visiting Julia Stiles
Mrs. L. E. Ray returned to her home
in Wilmington Monday.
Miss Hattie Allen visited her sister,
Mrs. Belle Pike, in Stratton Wedncs-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pike and daugh-
ter, Alcne, visited at Z. c. Pixies Sun.
day.
L. O. Robinson attended the. road
commissioners meeting in Brattleborc
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Archibald and two chill
lren OF ClaremOnt. NJ H., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. S. Corser.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Robinson have re-
ceived news from F.. E. Wallace that he
| is again in the good old U. S. a., hav
Ing arrived in New York April 4
Baptist church, Rev. E. w. johnson
pastor, Sunday, April Is. morning sub
| ject, The Riches Of Gods Mercy; eve
:, ming subject, Jest,s and Sinners
/ "Wednesday evening. April 1G, pfayo.
meeting topic, Unanswered Prwvtssls
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
WARNING ON PRICE RAISING.
Commissioner Roper Gives Talk tc
Dealers in Washington

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-Warning to
manufacturers and dealers against in
creasing prices of taxable articles more
than enough to cover the tax, and mis-
representing the amount of tax to the
customer, was given by Daniel f. Roper,
internal revenue commissioner, in an aid
dress before group OF Washington bust
ness men.
The interest the government has he
said, lis that the amount of tax shall b,
collected and that the price Of the arslcl.
shall not be misrepresentcd to the PR
/ chaser 80 as to make the purchase pr.
a larger amount than the actual price o
! the article plus the amount of tie Il,
under the guise that the increase Is dui
to the tax Penal provisions are con
tanned in the law for such misrcprescnta
tons
Commissioner Roper said collection Q
the tax this year would have been imp,c
sible without the support and cooper.
ton of business men and citizens genei
ally Regulations covering administratio
of sales taxes will be issued within fe,
days. be said
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11

eral agents and the police were worried |
yesterday that somewhere in the city
were 500 men deprived of drugs and
likely to break out violently when the
narcotic hunger became stronger To
cope with the situation hurried con
sultation was held in the Office of
Health Commissioner Copeland, repre-
sentatives of the federal government
New York state narcotic commission.
and the police department participat-
ing.
As a result, the bureau of drug adj
dietion clinic will be opened this morn
ing at 9 clock in the board of health
building, l39 Centre street, and until )
o'clock drug addicts of the six arrested
doctors viii be supplied with drugs at
cost. Health Commissioner Copeland
said that yesterday between thirty five
and fifty addicts had telephoned his of
flee, seeking drugs, and that he had sent
| many of them TO clinics. Dir. Copeland
said:
:" know that the drug habit is stead
ily on the increase and that the present
| time there are betweeii 10000 and 200,-
600 drug addicts in this city. Many of
these are men who have only recently
been discharged from the army and ma
wy
IT think continued the commits
sioner, "that the advent of prohibition
is going to produce tremendous in
crease in drug addiction. When the
whishey drinker can no longer have an
alcoholic jag, he is going to have a
| drug Jag ! am saying this. not from
my personal opinion, but from the ex-
perence of an administrator of public
health
i Dr.. Copeland said he had been in
formed that the federal authorities
plan to continue their operation,
against the drug traffic until it i.
stamped out completely, or under con
troll.
The physicians and druggists ar
raigned Yesterday before United State
Commissioner Hitchcock were released
on bonds ranging from $4,000 to $1,000
for examination on April 1G and %.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
Thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to Put
on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase
Strength, Vigor and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless preparations and
treatments which continually being adj
vertised for the purpose Of making thin peo-
pie feshy, developing arms, neck and bust,
and replacing ugly hollows and angles by the
soft curved lines of health and beauty, there
are evidently thousands of men and women
who keeniy feel their excessive thinness.
1hinness and weakness are usually due to
starved nerves. Our bodies need more phos-
plate than is contained in modern foods
Physicians claim. there is nothing that will
supply this deficiency so we'll as the organic
phosphate known among druggists as bitro
phosphate which is inexpensive and is sold
by the BrattleboSo Drug sompany in Brattle
boro and by most all druggists under guar
antee of satisfaction money back BY feed
ing the nerves directly and by supplying tn,
body cells with the necessary phosphorie fooC
elements, bitFo- phosphate quickly produces
welcome transformation in the appearance
the increase in weight frequently being aston
shing. fQfEeg
This increase in weight also carries with i
a general Improvement in the health. Nervous
ness, sleeplessness and lack OF energy, whicl
nearly always accompany excessive thinness
soon disappear, dull eyes become bright, an
pale checks glow with the bloom of perfec
health. e4<r
CACTION:--Althougli s bitro-phosphatc i
unsurpassed for relieving nervousness, sleer
Iessness and general weakness, il should no
owing 10 It's remarkable feshsgrewinG 4rrOf
critics, tbe used by anyone -wiio~does NOT de
sire TO put on hesh--Ady. uys rg
ttFEft kf-s-E&h -Atf r
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
NEW WORKERS
USE MANY DRUGS
Doctors Giving Illegal Pre-
scriptions Placed Under
Arrest
REGULAR DRUG RING"
OPERATING IN CITY
Federal Investigators Say Million and
Half Prescriptions Are Issued
Yearly-City Fears Outbreak by
Drug Addicts.

NEW YORK, April l1.--Following the
arraignment yesterday of the six ply
sicians and four druggists arrested un-
der the Harrison anti-narcotic law, it
was learned that agents Of the bureau
of internal revenue, in a two months
into the traffic in drugs
in this city, had established that in the
the last year 100000 prescriptions
for the illicit procuring of narcotics had
been issued and filled.
+. 1t was also ascertained that the fed
, eral authorities have evidence that thir-
ty physicians are in a sort of - drug
ring" issuing prescriptions for narcotics
/ for fees ranging from p cents to 81,
The principal drug being dispensed in
this city, according to the investiga-
tions of the federal agents, is heroin, a
derivitiyc of opium, and one of the most
destructive narcotic poisons. This drug
is obtained through the regular chan
nels at $12 to SIS an ounce, and is re-
/ tailed through the prescriptions at 500
/ to SIS an ounce.
! The INSCRIPTIONS physicians writing
! the prescriptions are each issuing as
many as 200 day, the agents are pre-
/ pared to prove, most of the doctors hay
ing no other practice. The investiga-
lions of the government in New York
Il have disclosed that 70 per cent of the
!, drug addicts are less than twenty-five
years old, and that included in the
+ victims are a remarkably high percent.
{ age of discharged soldiers and sailors
~ In one of the drugstores ransacked il
THE raid the agents found a box con
!. tanning 10000 prescriptions for drugs
NIL dated within the last ten months. II
!. another the records showed year S dis
: pensing of 100000 orders for narcotics
: Records sliced at the physician s offices
/; and retained by, thu. police indicate, it il
f said, that 500 patients requiring drug
visited the six doctors regularly, on,
physician maintaining Il card index o
81 200 daily patients. ST
Il As an<aftefmath OF the raid, the fed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
COUNTY CHAIRMAN APPOINTED
State Manager Of War Savings Also
Names Publicity Director.

WATERBURY. April 1l.--AIrs. d.
G. Jones, state manager of war saw
ings for Vermont, is expected home to-
night from trip to st, Adams and
Orleans. In st. Adams she met Miss
Lena Hamilton, state publicity direc-
tor, and in Orleans she held confer
ence with workers regarding proposed
activities. She appointed Miss Lillian
Doe of Orleans chairman for Orleans
county and Mrs. II. E. Shaw Of Stowe
chairman for Lamoille county. h..st.s
Other county chairmen appointed by
Mrs. Jones are as follows. Addison
county, Prof. f. D. Collins of Middle
bury; Caledonia, Mrs. a. w. Flint OF
St. Johnsbury; Chittenden. Mrs. Il. IT
Read CT Burlington; Franklin. Mrs. +
II. Royce of ST. Adams; Grand Isle, DR.
George +. King of Isle La Motto; Or
ange, NJ. NJ. Wilson of Randolph; Wind
ham, Mrs, w. B. Smith of Brattleboro
Windsor, Miss Ann Batchelder O
| Woodstock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11

Queen Victoria Of Spain. as nearly
everyone knows, was. an English prin-
cess, but what is not so generally
known is the fact that she was born at
BalInoral. and was the first royal child
born in Scotland for 500 years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11
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HOLLAND TO TAX KAISER.
Income of 100000 Marks Said to Be
Basis

AAIERONGEN, Holland, April IL
Former Emperor William is continuing
in excellent health. but the ardor for
wood saving which he displayed so
long has apparently cooled, as he is
working much less than formerly.
The cx Emperor is said to have
bought a large estate known as Klein
England The municipal council of
Amerongen is reported to have decided
to FAX him on an income of S00oo,o00
marks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-11

The pessimist IS most lucky; he expects
nothing and always gets what he expects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

a. Happy Jack" Mr.. Jackson h now
loc' - - lddesleiFh. Alberta, can
ada. He left this ~ntte about 1s years
while here he was foreman %
she circle ranch. In the Estancia val
ley. ~ which Mr.. Metcnif was man.
aFer 40 sthat time.
J. q. Seth. assistant United States
district attorney. icf last night FOR
Santa Fe. after completing hts work
here In the federal court.
clyde W. Moore. an alleged desert
80 from the navy, arrested here n
short Time AFRO, viii be taken 20 san
Diego. Calf. tonight by ratroinian
Pablo Lujan.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Mcciaakey have
returned from Altoona. Pa, their for
mer home, They have been visiting
relatives for the past three months
nr p " Tanuus has returned to-
DAY from santa ". where he has been
on professional business.
o. N. Hood. post office inspectQF OF
Trinidad, Cole h iu tho city today 10
testify In frdoral court
Warren Graham and son returned
this morning frsm Los Angeles. Cnllf.
Lynn a. Fox. general secretary %
the Y NJ q, A.. left last night 20 at
tend the Interstate convention % the
v. NJ G. A.. which IL to be held at
~ paso. ON January ~. u nnd 10.
Tonight, o. o. spruce, boys secretary.
and Howell Paw will leave Tor the
Pass city TO attend the conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

hy the serious illness 81 Mrs candle
lurita brother J g. iiaca. prominent
rHttlvmun ~ Arizona Nj iiaca IN
il with th~rlnfiurufi.
charles lNauuc uf Santa Pc h. here
on business
A g. Austin arrived here from Tres
IIedras last might.
The regular meeting of Adah chap
ter, No :, 81 the order uf the Eastern
star Will Dee held Friday night nt the
Masonic temple ut $50 There Will
he an initiation ~ candidates az this
time.
A. 30 O'Clock tonight the Oak
Grove. No. 90. Wuodmcn circle. Will
meet in the lodge r,'pma In tho N, INT
building
a regular mo, ting Of the ,Moos
lodge Will be- held al \ o'clock tonight
in tho office Of A. = Daumer. secre-
tury ~ the lodge. ~ ttNia south Sec
ond street A luncheon will follow
the meeting. Initiation viii also be
held.
y. l. Johnston OF santa Fo. arrived
here this morning
MIR and Mrs A. Krong of Bclen.
are visiting friends here.
J. " stofer u here from Gallup
Tor "a few days
col ". T. Metcalf Yesterday rocciv-
cd a letter from ~ o. Jackson. we'll
known IN Sew Mexico Is years ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
Officers Installed
At Joint Lodge Meet

4 Joint installation Of officers Of
the Harmony lodge. No. J, l. %. -.
Y aud the Tripp lAnk Heheheh
lodge. No. 10. was held Tuesday night
~ T. a. - y hall The meeting was
wen attended. Refreshments were
served after the installation ~ on
Gers Trustees reported that ths lodge
h. nuufishing. Hugh Miller, district
deputy grand master was The INSTALL
lng officer for the Harmuny lodge.
and ririnda Notnw. deputy president
Installed the foilovinG are
the new officers
Past grand, robert Flaws; noble
rrnnd. B. .. Nenborne; vice grand.
I'd ~ Torrcy. secretary. James !.
Noinw treasurer. r. =. kinFH. con.
ductor. W. Whitefciii chaplain, r. r.
Wells. w. \ ~ a.. otto Schser. l.. :.
y o.. ~ W Foster, w.. = " g., Hu.
go Miller !. = v a., g " Parker.
4 o.. D. ~ Daniel. %. a.. ". l.
Lynch, o. 4 =. Mr.. Kelley, and I. =.
= Martin Johnson
Triple Lark Rebekah lodge No. 10.
Past grand. Flora fherer; noble
grand. Leuna Wenborne; vice grand.
Anna Arson. secretary, MARY " Shut
noharrer. treasurer. Elizabeth CRIT
Tin. trestec. Teddy KINGS, chaplain.
Ellen Humer. a. = y o., Lillian col
lister o. = y a.. Lizzie Chrlstuphens.
warden. Eva shaw conductor Maude
Torrey; T. a., ANNA uriffini a. o., Eva
Grlffln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
Fashions for Americans

T NsHtoS bulletins ~ late have
+ had H rather hrwiit,f.ur effect
ou tho average style student h,.
cause regularity fur tho past thfr"
seasons 90 least. the NuIuH ~ be-
straight line type ~ garment hIH been
announced Thlnhlur oNrr the subj
Isrt Di pHlly. uur wuuld Imagine fhlt
There Md been nu style changes ii
pIt iiut this BE- %, un means true
The straight sihulsti. h,s held
HNHs fHr u.u, tIUir DO I. thr Keynote
OF urs ut .U..uu .pI FHl Iui spring
~Tttu.uts ttr Uuh"f.ur fu o. rtu'f
300 uuf minor notes ttn ih' w"nrlh
Who fi}F CLOSE attention tu -fNi's
whether u garment H &C present Hr
l.Ht season Vintage
n BE- interesting tu observe the
,hunru thBt ulH tih'u pll'" iu th"
us, az PANELS The IUuHr or nNiur
PANEL heidi fhH center uf the stage
Iiat HrrInr. HuI 10 appeared With .UfHr
u~uiINtHfHuH BOO winter rttWrni
huf Tor nest sprInr fhr panel BE-
HrurIy anchored Panels du relieve
the severity OF tho strtIUht UnD uIr.
row siliIfs boot fhr loosely on ur
tHurI wHs never i ws, choice N'Ni
seasons panels ur' caught 10 both
urtsf and lower ends aud illuWrd fu
h.lluw out iu rho space between
a plain na,, uff't fro,k Wns
have t panel uu either sId, uf the
skirt of uu. sIlr mas Doc plain win
one ~ these r'sfsd panels uu the
other side.
Th, sketch shows e. WulIrh fr"'A
thuf Will nr found very .rfNIu'lhlr 'a
10 md white. garment o. may h'
made OF velour velvet Hf NtlN'fD'u
10 s entirely uutrIum". except Tot
.. .H N.HDN.AH.. NFHHfIu. RUNNING
from sklrt HON iu tor uf scarf rulli
The bodice ls softly drtprt 10 uu'
eide. and The SKIRT has th" same
treatment. the wIi, pleHi uf panel
holding the mllusHs amt SWING ih"
required straight surface fut button.
aud -nuttouhulus
Th, tailored dress made ~ material
h,l,b enough Cot winter WUlr De- HH
extremely useful garment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Pay your dues 10 the "g-bit" club
FoIr-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.

Pay your dues to the "g-bit" clu
FoIr-o Taxi Service. Phone 90.
AUTO springs, all makes Kcrber co
TaSi ihons ilG Nicholson TaSl
g. a Darlington and r. g. Poison
both uf Gallup are iu the city on husi.
mess
Lieutenant T. e. brown b. hrro from
Sucurru.
earle Nnilston arrived here from
MArlalruu last night
Lrthn White h. in the city from
Mountainuir Tor a few days
o. T. EdinrDr OF Fort MinEato o.
hero ON business
J. " CARY b. here from Gallup to-
dal.
a. ~ Hanna Of santa De H. here
ON business.
". Peterson arrived In Albuquerque
from VI itsn yesterday.
g. e. ~ScruEEins uf schaile. II In the
eitA.
W a. Connor Dr., and Harry UoEle
arrived here yesterday for u short
business trip from Santa BE-.
Roy W Connolly and 4. v Iordon
Hrg here from purtuies.
Mr. ana Mrs e. a. White are visit
ms friends here from Tucson.
q. e.. Treistcf ana Dewey g. Tries.
Ter are in the cts from kephnrt
Mrs Nrlnr o. ruudelnrin and chill.
dtru w"f called 20 itichvillc, Aria
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
Date Is Set for
St. Johns Choir
Vaudeville Show

Interest loo Albuquerque d. contorIuE
around the coming vaudeville show
Hul musical review which BE- 10 bg
staged January 40 no tho crystal thea.
Cor Cos DO" members ~ the 81 Iuhu's
Episcopal church and u number uf the
Younger oct ~ Inc city The proceeds
from tho entertainment viii Fo toward
the reconstruction 81 the church.
which suffered severe damage u few
days g. through fire
The choir has been ycry fortunate
iu securing De services and Interest
Of Joseph o. Scott. well known lDyll
theatrical nan who has staged many
OF the university productions and has
had many years experience boz ull
types ~ theatrical performance Mr..
Nrutti viii Isslft boz producing the on.
irftalnWvnt ana viii have one 81 thu
leading parts boz the performance
Mr. Frederick VIM of SILVER city
Whose musical talent b. known 90 ul
AIhupucrgu'unH will have am import,
1ut part iu the musical end uf the
U,rfurWaucc.
Members uf Tho choir and the.i
friends who nru assisting boo the on.
fofprIHr viii meet Ht gulld han tl
30 tonight fut the first rehearsal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

exclusive Of the valuation Of prop
trty boz cluea Of DnO population 90
ovo Ne pointed out that In 1915
Nernnnlio county with an naaessed
valuation Of 20 milton out uf n total
asssnHsd valuation Of the state ~ SEQ
million had received only t-s0 Of tho
state highway funds instead 81 i-2o,
which would nave been her proportion
on q straight husis Of nEseaasd yulua.
ton. The chairman pointed out that
h good roads bureau had already
formally expressed itself ua demand
lnE the fepehl Of tho lew disrumin.
ntiuE on The basis ~ cities
The proposal Of chairman charles
springer OF tho state highway com
mission that mo law be- amended -
na To- leave the distribution Of the
state highway funds entirely iu the
discretion % the state highway com q.
mission without regard 90 aHanssyi
valuation was discussed Mr.. KEN.
ponirh painted ONT that the commits
sion should be- able 10 help counties
hat showed a disposition 90 help
themselves and that ~ would be- pre-
vented from doing Tits N law were
prescribed making The uHaersei vrlu1-
ton fhr hnHH 81 distribution. It,
stated that the state highway com
mifHluu was already informally rom.
United 10 an early completion OF the
east and wosf, north Hnd south trunk
highways urross New McNlcu and that
should Mt Springer plan be- adopted
irfualllo CountN you'd az least re-
relNc 3 tfr cent 81 tho state road
fund TO which ~ would be- enutlsd un-
ie' q straight anscascd valuation
husis.
Tho meeting discussed the urnha
hilitN nf the governor reuppoiutmrni
~ qualified mon 90 Tho state hirh.
Way commission and pointed out that
The discretion conferred boz Nj spring.
ors PROPOSAL mirhf ho dangerous in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
Fuel Administration
Lifting War Time Ban

The local fuel administrator today
announced that an orders ami reHula-
tionG a. TO fuei conservation, except
one relating 90 natural gas. have been
Withdrawn. Regulations ~ 90 zones
and prices. and soine others. are stu
effective, hut. In accordance with the
announced policy u the administra-
ton, the question Of fuel saving w now
once more a matter for individual de-
termination.
The one remaining conservation or
der IL against waste Of natural faH
either hy ro-cniisd free
or because % Inefficient .iancea
or careiessness.