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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

The use Of soft coal win make laun.
dry work heavier this winter. Red
Cross Bag Blue will help to remove
that grimy look. At all grocefs, &c.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

There would he 4 lot more silence
u this world n We talked only about
he thlngn ~ know.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Ana Then A., Other Public oodIs,

And Their Ar Other Public Oodiss.
''Thcre are scientific questions" said
Sir Oliver Lodge recently. that will
never be answered" One Of these was
recently propounded by the BasutG
chief. who. inter listening 70 the house
Of commons for an hour. asked what
Il waa fOr.-1.ondOn Punch.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
A Respita

A Respite.
Mrs. Jaggs tells me she u 20 happy
now In her domestic life"
"Is her husband 20 good to heef"
"No, but he's been sent to jall."
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

Important 70 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children. and SEQ that It
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, . clear skin and q body
full of youth and health may b
yours If you will keep your system
b order by regularly taking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

and n1aced under heavy guard whNe inc
work Of identifying victims was rnoer
NAV Some bodies wero 20 mutIIAtcd
that hope OF identifying them virtually
has been abandoned. Al the Broad
street hospital alone from 80 10 =O0
persons were admitted and one inferno
s,o,od that SIX or these had died from
inIurIes, So crowded was the h"Spi'H'
that the injured were liid on 1oo'"
and in Railways.
When tho work OF compiling = cas-
uaIty list was begun, II was round tt''|
William T. Joyce was the man Killed ~
tho Morgan banking house. II" Wa i
father, +. w. joyce. who mas charge 81
rold shipments for tho MORGAN f'Tm
was badly injured in the head.
At o'clock tho police were covering
With sawdus, large pools or blood -
tho street. ,,...,...
In cleaning UP the debris. Iri"'tN,"''
found 10 the street close 10 mo s!"e-
walk I'm 'FRONT.' nr the cat:,n"o 10 tn" new
auh:relsu7y buIlCing, huie. about ten
Inches deep ard three III dlaD"t"r.
The5-y was advanced that this moi"
might have rnark't tho enact !0Gato
where tho explosion occurred.
The entrance - ths sub-;reaSurE. ~
well as the lobby into which the ~
cuens waJ wrecked. Not only was inc
ron door framing torn cut. but great
sections OF the stone fsncihs were sp''"
tered and cracked
Federal investigators. so7n % B..
headed by william +. Flynn, chiet OF
the department OF justice bureau or IN
yrstlgatlon summoned from Washington
ccntered their attention on these wrcCkS-
Assistant District Attorney IaHy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Gun FIGHT Of
OFFICERS AND
AUTO ROBBER

r,,., vr..a ..,,r,, - w. known. -
holnS hurte, N E,..'u"u' Cum tE "
DOssA q Grp,l', ~h.r'''- Hrt 80 t''.,
mort rol!r, IL: Stealing an H1'"n""''S,
thc rroner,y a. (. r~o''"''n. nus ,~
man Of E~!IEcuuY'. wA'rh wa >''n''"e
= on MAJ. stu. lr:dE"l"'i. "'>' even
sing ,. -.,,,,,I
, into A stOrr q UHr'HHS" ''f',' ~. - 80
,upon his return found that 'h' hi.n'.',
'hilc WIS ,r.~s,ug IL" az "'.," wat %
povrr hs1duuar'cr~ They IN iN'n E"l 4
htSh powered ulaUa'n" a;'| star 90 go.
st Clelr~NElir yI>.. where = "'.S l'''uN''N
tho th,rf won't with ~" wa'h'n".
They pl>>,l hmm E'',r Barton ana n'
fore ;n,I could tU:U around ne In''l
WAS on hi, way g. bridegroom. ny
again headed him -: md Il" turned 'l'
auto AMI started N ~" ether dircct'nn'
: thrv do:aS likewise. ON" % 'hG o, $500
. pulled Ms rcyolNrr and sNn' S"Nrt't
, times a; thu machine and he hecam"
scared and gave "a" auto all "a pos
, chine So thai th,. officers lost h'nI
, Il Is thought that he cI' on ana Hn'
: one Of tho side roads which ~" OIL
GERS didn't know They returned I"
Z bridegroom and got several "'h'r my
q chimes. all taking tn" d''vNr"nt r"'"N
. In hopes OF finding HIM after the NM
{. chine had run on: OF gas
Al gro o'clocN this morning tINu
.Asarch was SIN reported 20 be ;ruit,HST
and q IL thought ~ many that ne hou
gotten our OF the county.
When bridgeport h"adGn7r'"rS Wsr"
called early this morning th"v dan
know rho name OF the "waer ~ me
/ stolen automobile or just what MAKE OF
Z nNachilN u was.
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after visiting tho sccnc onuour,.I he
belief that Tho cxnlosion rnuld moi Ll,,
! been due to an accident.
tIo .,,,,,.,,,,.o., ~ -,
,rn,,Id t t,,t',.,t -" U.s. ,ndl nus HlIn
, m"w,n '"'I'''' az M''h'SStS OF we TX,
: lei Li,,, =, ih .''nS ,,n' tn'nS wv
! 30 ti,mo '"m' i,''TCy '"T%r! WAS
nxnI t - '"rI FNPinSI"H ms WIS
h h';I ny C,"'h IN N" S,ih,'reiSury
0"''"'hS ""'Ch stopped nj I-.Vl.
! See Bomb Plot.
/ The factors that lea" -" e. this be-
!ici. said Mr.. Tally. ar" thai ia" time
! or the explosion was ut l@.0l y. M.
+ n wMyn prohn NY ne Sreatest damage
c%uI" nave he'u done. and III" location ~
H W' tN ",SIGn WAS MIDWAY hc,w'%n INC
GM y, ".,g,~ 'inM -" ne" United
! N"rkln@ on ina conspiracy theory.
IN" ponce pl'Kc" up all remnants -! 'hn
Mr"' H." "I'"m"L!l~ ana wagon. even
: F"in| 50 far ~ to r"m"v" III" shoes
. rom :. l'i morse IN "r9"r 10 "Ni atiish
. lnr nr ht''F Oh the f'hlcIcs ami th"ir
O. ""' "a. ru. Y. -
! D,,N,, 49, ~ Wy
/ scrra ,irce1 -, rast irnr w.irdn,v
! wn,rhts s,ro,,-nr IF no,vlar .rbero
! wer, Loynns ~ ,beeo rorS ,ro ,hm,'
! rnr1,eL rar, r. m infcrraI rrHtb,nn
| All n,,,tns ~ ,Ia,binr t".i,,5jrr rbrade
! =, Silk .rd h,,.crn1 6a, y,.ora c,iic,,
"a nv ,be nnIics ''"'
,-I
No., W, 49, 9A .."'t nv 80 ,
Md!o' ny .". ""I'.u"S, ~. ma ~" w.
seek - ha'e .le 10y ,t'r r"",.! -,
! St".oVo IIr t!e &C nHIy'l"h OF any PsrS'n
WHO "I'S". 1'.r .,,n ~. own,nst,,
CFt'.'e ~ ., ~. M
VS. ~. OK 80 ,,,,,,
| 80 :. ',,, 49, ~ - N ",,,' ofr;n.
H.e" W -, -. Ttrr 49, .. go a.,
".'u ,L'"i .,.t,t.,'r ,o,I ,H,.,,r,
I ,,,i ~ oc,,5nn,,,w ,,mrnosCr ::
aIlI 'ut N ~; ~ 'h.1,h
H'NPP'N ~. Di+,.re-. v.r.,o,s
/ O.,,,,,an.s -. .ssr.,rn~ look,n,.
,,.,S ar Van s,roct ;oII onn,ha- yrr,
| NV" ~ ,,.on,,ht, $50. TN. ia.
Stun % tne 80 80, a,w ,,r
CIHI"a Tue! TNu 49, -" 80 VI =.
ana the MN -, , =" .Frs {
au En'S'" nc hc,,,,' ..rod
II 49, 80 uu'n 5T,tornG ,r,r., ~, r,-.,
ms a., ~. ,,o rsesanrnr. ,nI ,l,nr
~ r. f,rs, r,,,r,. Ia =, ih,t
, ,I,S,. , 100 ,,mnr gced Nv ,,,mrcd
! ivy 49,. rrct+.-,.,+ p-.yaIls
: nis,"r," ra. I"wcr Nam
,,resScd u,,cb nxr;,sn,cn, as
! nrAvo;Ioi today, Trading ON both tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. D. 0.

You can easily make a: home a tGIi
ouart % the sironS.st euS-H'.'cT roT SOC
snouch % K:!l million ocGcuLS roacses.
fe,S ard am tbs reCl9S Hl.l not burn.
ROT or stain the cIoth:nS AMI Is cntiEeiy
dIfferon: from any other formula We
knew a. 40 THIS WILL XII tho eSF&
Procure O. your druggist as: pa1!-
20 ~ iP.>Xy iJviis Ouietus) P. D. T..
Ron ycu VII! Nave the chemical mads
tIpress,y 70 rii Hotels, Hospitals and
SEe.HnEI o. posky esdHuss s&d other
Lasoc.s.
i,t w;tt he proper use Of i. D. .
.Specia. HeI7!tal sl:s S?.5o--raakes five
galions-paaf ATuEgist has =, or he can
set It Ger ycu. .: cen! C.spa.d either $40
TSa noon rscslot a. Price. Look Tor the
devils head en- every package.
sold by c. II Dat & &C.. Baer' =
Drug stores. South c'1- Pharmacy and
other leading drGsglstl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Injured Man Wealthy

Haz'"ron Ia. Sept. lG-I"hn MarkIn'
pre- lucut If the G.. Il. Narkl" coal COM
ranv ana ,hjrr St0ckn0lde" in the con
'.rn. Who was injured IN Tho Wall
,ir,n, nhr'n&.on. - 4 resident of Jcddo.
and New Y,rN City. II" IL one of IN"
wcatn.rs' Il IL" independent coal onrr-
max If ,',,. hard coal fed. 4. Il. JeS-
sun, who Wa with Mr.. Marklc at the
I'm" "r The explosion. is vice president
and ,~-Y,r.. manager Of the Markle
company.
Oi, .r,> of Mr.. Marklr al Jrddo tonight
,onfir,nrJ tI, tory from New York. the
oCIic,a., having s,nt word that they had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Seeking I'D" Fisher

Toronto. Sept. i6.--Etforts to set into
communication tonight with Ed. Fisher;
who is reported TO have sent postal
card 10 a friend in New York statihe
that an explosion would take place IN
New Works financial district; were M
I ieft here tuesday for an unknwn des;
tination. He previusly had reeistercd
at the Queens Royal hotel, Niagara IN
The-lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

Chicago. Sept. IA Gordon OF polioS
was thrown around the Chlcago stoCh
cxChaugc. board OF trade and other
buildings in the l-sSalle street financial
district by Chief of Police Clarity. this
afternoon. in an effort 10 prevent pos
sihle repetition OF the New York EXPOS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
PRESIDENT ON TOUR

San Antonio. Texas. Sept. lS.--PTov,;s-
fonal PreS.acn, De la Huerta. Will oesln
his tour Il Mexico next week inr IhS
pUrposH. I, vas learned her" to-day OF
getting first hand Information az 70 I ms
T.sul, ut MS pacif!"a;t"n policy HtS
,tS,, 10 Tampico Will hr tUk"o up large
" IN studying the complex petroleum
questions.
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TWENTY-NINE KILLED
Continued Prom Page one)

Continued Prom Page one)
bue license whose reported number cor
responded Win that ISSUED to Dunnatn
Rssdon Eewurk pharmacist. who was
ranor,e5 thi, morning to have come 10
IRaN street on business.
Dt.trtct Roped OF.
-" The financial district wIS roncI OK
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GOOD luC k
80

; This ard. signed "Ed' was received:
Mr. k"irhirdgE explained. from I'D"
fishc: e friend. vino. hc SAID. was,
lawyer. h1r hal hcrn unrhlo 70 practice
his profession dur,ne III" past httcen
,rtrs h"rtuS,. Of attacks If parAnoiA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

..:Caprtve weaver birds have. the wcaF-
. az w.c,vn Ghrs around their cages.
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Aling, Overworked Housewives Should Rely Upon
Precautions at Chicago

escaped serious injury and had a!dedd u
the relief Of other injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

Cairo. Ill" Some timr ago got so
bad with female trouble that Thought
| would haIr t he u!vratrd IN. | hal
a bad displacement. My right side
would pain ne and | was so nervous |
could not hold 4 glass Of water Many
times | would have to stop my work
and sill down or | would fall on the
floor in a faint. | consulted several
doctors and every one told II" the same
hut kept fighting to keep from having
the operation. | had read so many
times of Lydia f. Pinkham'S Vegetable
Compound and it helped my sister so
! began taking it. have never felt
better than | have since then and
! keep house and am able to do all my
work. The Vegetable Compound is
certainty one grand medicine. - Mrs. J.
Il. MATTHEWS, 1911 Sycamore Street,
Cairo, III.
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known. The wagon. uH," r'd. amt near.
ms. according t. witnesses, tin nam" -!
10, DUPONT De \rr,prlrv company. Wa
..n.rrrt"d mao du>' aui sinai km!HnE
ly lh. HAS, The d,'.,,','i r. Nm; b 49,.
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Proof that T. Restored the Health of These Women

Chattanooga, TENN used Lydia
F.. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound
before my baby came when could no
longer keep up. 1t strengthened my
back and relieved me of the i'll effect
which so often develops at such times.
That was my first experience with the
Vegetable Compound. Years after
wards took it during the Change OF
Life and got along so we'll | scarcely
ever had to lie down during the day
and seldom had dizzy, fainting spells:
am now we'll and strong, can do all
nv homework with perfect ease and it
is A comfort to ME to be able to say to
other suffering women take Lydia E:
Pinkham's medicine and be strong
I will be glad to have you use my name
if it will I've the means of helping any
one" ~ Mrs. r. a. FAIRBURS, Cos
Orchard Knob Ave, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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The Housewives Burden

When woman distracted from overworE her home
j. in disorder CRYING CHILDREN and top of all is suffering from
bahach bearing palms, other form OF feminine s
then she should remember hundreds Of women IN Just her con-
don have been restored health and reganed their youthful
strength by taking Lydia f. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and
until She has given it tar trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

Al uu~ri''D'S near 'h' nnIn'."' H'>'r.'i
w"r" crowded WIh injured a"i ph\ -
/ '"lHus w"rr SUmmuu d from nil over ~"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-14
NOTICE OF LOCAL
| LEGISLATION

NOTICE is hereby given that at
the next regular session of the Gen
eral Assembly of Georgia for the
year 1920 bill will be introduced to
abolish two terms of the Superior
court of Ben Hill County, to-wit: the
January and July terms Of said court,
the caption of which will read as
follows:
AN ACT entitled all Act to amend
An Act TO provide for the holding Of
the Superior court of Ben~Hil1 Coun-
ty each year, and to fix the time of
holding of said terms, and for other
purposes" approved August. 18th,
1875, by striking from Section 2 of
said Act the following words. Held
on fhe first and. second Mondays in
January" and "On the first and Sec
ond Mondays. in July, and. by striking
from Section 3of said Act the fol-
Mwlng " ords: "pcov'ded, however,
The presiding Judge may, in his dis
cretion require the attendance. Of. the
grand jury at the April and July
terms Of said court, or either of them,
i, in his option, the business Of the
court shall so require, and for other
purposes"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-14

PIANO FOR ~ALE-A fine piano in
first class condition for sale. Apply to
Mrs.i Ted Myers, Empire Hotel: If
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ADVERTISEMENT BY ADMIN
TSTRATOR FOR SALE OF LAND

By virture of an order from the
court Of ordinary of Ben Hill County
will be sold, at public outcrv, on the
first Tuesday in June, 1920, at the
court house door in said county CON
tanning four hundred fourteen and
322 acres (414x3 3-22) of lot of land
number eighty four (84), in the fourth
(4th) land district of said county,
bounded on the north by lands OF
Geo. Williams, east by lands of Lee
Russell, south by lands of Stoke Fus-
sell and Cook estate, and on the west
by lands of Walter Dorminey. The
terms of said sale w be cash
This May 3rd, 1926,
J. H. Dorminey, Admin
istrator Of G.. !. Dorminey.
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NOTICE OF LOCAL
LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given that at the
next regular session of the General
Assembly, of Georgia for the year
1920, q bill will be introduced, the cap
ton OF which will read as, follows:
An Act to establish the City Court
OF Fitzgerald, in the City of Fitzger-
aid. in and for 1.-The county of Ben Hill;
to define its JURISDICTION and powers:
to provide for the appointment of a
judge, solicitor and other officers; to
define the powers and duties Of q
Judge, other officers thereof and fix
their compensation; to provide for
rules OF practice and procedure in said
court, for new trials therein and writS
Of error therefrom, and to provide for
the transfer of certain cases to said
City Court Of Fitzgerald frora the
Superior Court of Ben Hill County
and for otherHpurposes."
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IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT, FOR THE SOU
THERN DISTRICT OF GEOR-
GA: IN THE MATTER OF:
REID & GARWOOD, GEORGE
KEEL REID AND CHARLES
LONNIE GARWOOD, OF BEN
HILL COUNTY, G EOR GA,
EANKRUPTS:
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
ABOVE BANKRUPTS:
d. 3. Nicholson, Jr.. Trustee Of the
aboveSestate, on May IL, 1920, amend
ed his report setting aside homestead
exemption to Charles Lonnie Carved
bankrupt, BY including in said exemp-
ton all Of the assets listed; page 483,
of Ben Hill County, Georgia
AT my Office at Cordele, Ga. May
Is, 1920.
U. V. WHIPpLE, Referee.
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GONE TO NEW YORK

Mr.. C. A. Shenton left last night
for New York City where it is. his
intention take full course in Au-
mobile Starter and Generator work.
MIR. Shenton is already recognized as
one of the best automobile mechanics
ii. Fitzgerald, but it is his purpose to
make a speciality of Starter and Gen
orator work and has taken the right
stops to fit himself for that line.
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING

COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
'PUR2OSES-Two Cars Genuine
North Carolina Seed enroute. Ipclud-
ing I'll good varieties recommended
by the United States Department of
Agriculture, which also recommends
planting seed from outside Boil Wee
vii Territory. Get in touch with us.
'OCILLA SEED & PRODUCE Co.
Ocilla, Georgia. If
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WANTED TO Y-Second-h ond
Furniture and Stoves, also to ex-.
change new furniture, stoves for sect
ond hand. w. RAlNE, 222 East
Pine street. If
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We will bu. your Corn, Potatoes,
Velvet. Beans etc. and lead at your
;tation. Best prices paid, OCILLA
SEED s. PRODUCE CO.. Ocilla, Ga.
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Kodak dsveloping done promptly
aud az regular Kodak prices. Owens
Studio Is12
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= FOR z Mt

FOR Rents unfinished rooms 4
couple without Children Phone 355-
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On that Auto. Party nave "a nice
Photograph made. Call Owens Stu
do dM2S
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265O ACRE FARM FOR sALE-In
and adjoining HazlehurstAHigh grade
land. We'll suited to subdivide in city
lots and small farms. Price, only $4,000
per acre. Big profits for you. E. L.
THOMAS, Hazlc.:urst, Ga. dJ4
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BUNGALOW 50 FOR SALE-(Easy
terms) Solid. brick bungalow with
modern improvements on South Main
Street, lheap insurance. and upkeep
makes this house cheap at the price.
Address ]. G. Williams, Tifton,. dip
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FOUND

FOUND--Bunch of KEYS on
ring. Owner may have same.
trying and paying for this
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SACKS-For Sale New and second
hand sacks for Oats anil wheat etc
Tor sale in any quantity. get our
prices now.
Casper Burlap Bag Mfg. Co.
200 Block N. Sheridan St.
Fitzgerald, Ga. If
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.Egsgas.s q
CLASSIFIED ADS
llllsH alls.l
WAN T z Q

DESK WANTED-Flat top desk for
lmr'e date purchase. Write or phone
W. |. McCranie Livestock Company
Della, Ga. ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
PRINCE OF WALES WANTS
TO COME SOON AGAIN
Thoroughly Enjoyed Trip to
America, He Tells Pilgrims;
Wants to See West.

London, Jan. 23.-The Prince of Wales
was dined by the Pilgrims Wednesday,
Responding TO Baron Desbroughs toast,
he said.
Two months ago to the day, I was
very Hospitality entertained by the
american Pilgrims at New York, and thoy
were going very strong indeed Nhcn
Desbrough said that | am domiciled in
England, think it would have been moro
correct TO say am domicllcd in the British
Empire.
Il visited the Naval Academy at An
napolis and the Military tAcademv Mt
West Point. The visits were very inter
csting to me. rs | had been associated with
the United States Army and Navy dur
ing the war. II was that association
that made il possible for me not TO feel
stranger.
II had wonderful time and | was
much touched by the demonstrations of
goodwill, not only on my own account
but because they were given me rs the
kings representative, and. through me,
10 the British people rs whole. This
made me realize that only personal con-
tact Is needed 10 prevent any misundcr-
standing between the American dcmoc-
racy and our own
The cordlality has not ceased because
bt my departure J ttfH StAi ittCiN iDE
most charming letters, and, / may add,
not all of them from the fair sex. (This
occasloncd much laughter)
CANNOT SIT TIME FOR VISIT
'There is only one way of showing
that one has enjoyed a visit. That Is
by repeating it. | therefore propose
taking the first opportunity Of paving
another visit 10 the United States. |
lm afraid do not know when that will
he ! hope that then | may have tho
opportunity nt seeing something Of tho
Vest and OF The Middle West and of the
other cities and places had no time to
visit last November
In conclusion. | say | sincerely hope
hat personal contact between the British
Empire and the great American Republic
nay rapidly develop. We have the same
language, the same type Of democratic
institutions, and the same goodwill
toward all people.
Il thank you for having entertained me
This evening. and wish ali success to all
branches ot the Pilgrims Society. Ii
has done and is doing SO much to promote
and foster continued friendship, good will
and understanding between the peoples
Of the two great Enelsh-speaking nations
The American Ambassador, John w
Davis. in responding to toast, said that
If was much to he regretted that in he
past the two lnglish-speaklng nations
had no anthem in common Now they
could both sing one anthem IN Unison
God Bless the Prince Of Wales
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were IN favor Of the Iodge reservations
The final returns as received hy Mr..
Hitchcock were said hv him to hc more
complete than those previously published
including results from eight additional
colleges Tho returns as placed by him in
the Congressional Record follow
For unqualified ratification. 4s.322
against ratification, I3 g33, for the Lodge
reservations, u. go: for compromise rescr-
yatinnS, 81 1qi for thr Knox plan. Gao.
Total. t5S.07S
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COLLEGES FOR RATIFICATION.
Vote Of Students and Professors Ten 10
One Against Lodge Reservations.

Washington, Jan 23 Senator Hitch
cock Of Nebraska, administration leader
in the treaty fight called the Senate s
attention again Wednesday to results Of
tho intercollegiate vote on the treaty
lie said that of tho t5S,100 votes cast
less thar onc-tenth wcrr IN opposition 10
and that less than one-ffth
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Chases Away Muscular Pain

sw Trrers from naekscbe. Soreness Of tb-
Muscles, gtiH Neck Rheumatism. nciaflca
and IumhaEo certainly experience a tiaiiEht-
ful and aattsfssuE sensation the minute thew
arrv Meth n soi the iinnent IN uir,t tr,put
form, 20 the affected parts II penntrater
tumedi atrlF and relieves the pain when
applied before retiring, II Induces rrstfuI
rleep EndoFsed by physicians every where
Ono 3sc lar Of Meth aol will not only s-0tls
Niucu you. hut you will never again ba with
0ut 10 your house Initiated hut not
~quaiied Sold hy all leading druggists
Tho Eeivan Co. rhiladeiphis
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MexiCans Free British Captive.

Mexico City, Tuesday, Jan 20.--Alox-
.,nder Ross. a British subject, who was
kidnapped Jan. IS, Was rescued the next
sIav nv forces under Coal Durazo accord
INC. to sdvices from the state If Vera
{ r,lz, to the foreign office II is said that
no ransom was paid