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The United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals reconvencd yesterday
morning AZ 10 o'clock with the fol-
tendance: Circuit Judges Martin a.
Knapp and Charles 4. Wood, OF
Marion, :. C.: District Judge john 9.
Rose, OF Baltimore. Md: Clerk Claude
u. Dean. and United states Marshal
JohnsG. Saunders
Cases argued Yesterday:
' NO. lHG2-i'rank Scn!ck. piaintiff In
error. ~. HE United Statee. deien-
cant III error; error to the District
X. 7. Thorp and j. l.. Broudy for
plaintiff in error. and by Hiram NJ.
s!nitht special assistant to the United
states attorney. for defendant In
crrnr. and submitted.
No. ls5G---Coloniai Beach Compauy.
owner aud claimant OF steamer st
Johns appellant. VS.. Gucmahonlng
Coal Company. Inc. and Coalc & CO.
n.Ppe!lces: appeal from the District
Court AT Alexandria. Va. Cause arr
Eucd by"Frcd y. OliSar AID Hugh II.
obear ;or appellant. and by Richard
r. freeze. for appelIees. and sub
United.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following ease:
No. l.@G y l.. Hunter. plaintiff in
error, Us. the United states, dtfen-
dant in error; error to the District
Court AT Charleston. ": Va. Opinion
-
Cases in call today:
No. lsG7-Chcsapeakr and Ohio
Railway Company, appellant. VS.. Fred
II. Jones, doing business as Fcrd T..
Jones, Dredging Company, appellee :
appeal from the District Court at
Norfolk. Va. To he argued by VII
lians. Loyal & Tupstall, OF Norfolk.
Va. for appellant, and by Baird.
White & Lanning. OF Norfolk, Va. for
appellee.
No. 1S75--Lou Frazier. administra-
triN Of James l.. Frazier. deceased,
platntin in error, w. Interstate Rail-
road Company, dofcndent in error;
error 10 tho DiRtric; Court at Fig
stone Cap. Va. To bo argued by
VIM. II. Werth, OF Tazeweli. Va. Cor
Plaintiff in error, and. }. +. Bullitt.
OF Philadelphia. Pa: Ruiiitt & Chalk
ley. OF Big stone Gap, Va, and J. l..
Camhios. Of Norton, Ma. for de-
PENDANT in error
Court adiourns until this morning
O'clock
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GEORGIA ASSURES INDIANA
GOVERNOR OF NO VIOLENCE
Asserts That II Mace Giddcns, Al
legged Negro Murderer, Is Extra
ditCd, He VIII BE Snfe.

SYLVESTER. GA, Feb. Sat a
mass meeting of citizens OF sylvester
and Worth county held last night. n
resolution was unanimously adopted
addressed TO Governor McCray Of
indiana. condcmning mob violence
ana disregard of law and assuring
the governor that il the negro. Mace
Giddcns, held in that state for the
killing OF deputy sheriff in Worth
county. Is returned to Georgia he
VIII be given every protection and 4
speedy. fair and impartial trial.
w. >. Guthrie. Il citizen of India ma
who was sent by Governor McCray
10 Georgia, TO Investigate conditions
IA Worth County. before making Il
decision as to cXtradition of the
negro. was present 1T the mass meet
ing and was handed a copy OF the
resolutions to take back with him
AZ hearing before the Indiana
governor last week. when Worth
county officers, accompanied by an
attorney, went to that state with
rcuuisit!on papers for the negro. the
governor stated that he would with
mold his decision until he could send
committee TO Georgia to invcsti-
gate conditions. The negro's at
torneys. employed in Indiana assert
cd their client would be in danger OF
lynch law II returned to this state
The governor further stated tha, II
his Investigations 9should conv!nc,
him that the negro would be given
proper protection and n fair trial he
would be AZ once deliver him to the
Georgia authorities The negro is
being held III Jail at Crown Point.
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UNWISE TO STOP
BUILDING OF SHIPS.
SAY NAVY EXPERTS
Continued From First Pagc)


c!al and physical strength behind it?''
asked Representative Brittcn.
no, sir. Your moral strength. Tho
possibility Of your withdrawing your
present interests. your helpful activi-
ties. would bring other nations into
line
Sir Philip said. the key to the whole
situation is Russia.
Russia has tho greatest manpowcr
and the largest standing army in
Europe at this time. There can be no
general disarmament until Russia has
been brought into line with the rest
OF the civilized world. Russia should
be invited to any disarmament con-
ference. II We could get rid of her
military menace it would have pro-
found effect on the world. think
ALSO that Germany should be called
in
Answering 4 Question, Gibbs said.
the conference invitation should como
from .America, since Europeans feel
that america Is disin;erested in Eu-
ropean national quarrcls and has no
desire for territory or to impose on
any other country.
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WHITE HOUSE COAL FUND
$1,000 BELOW THE MARK
Item to Cover Shortage Is Asked
For I'm 1921 Deficiency y
3iII :,
IRv United Now.

D
WIS Mi'asluINGToN. Feb, S.president
House windows upon lawns begin
hins TO turn green in February. has
many reasons 10 be glad it is not
on One OF the reasons Is this; The
once Of Public Buildings and
Gnbnds, which takes care Of the
white Rouse. under estimated the
amount OF coal the White House
wpui1 use during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1921.
Colonel Clarence Ridley. head Of
thc Office having chargc.of the White
itonse, has requested the Appropria-
loDS Committee TO include In itH de-
nclcncy bill for 1921 an item OF So
go. with which 20 defray the White
House coal bill.
John Scanlon. clerk Of the Appro-
priations Committee. coming acrosa
This item, unused: We'll that's sOme-
thiHs that sometimes happens In the
best regulated families
Asked how the White House coal
bin ovcrran it's estimate. the clerk
explained that all estimates frr coal
vance.
And" he said. st was rather dr.
hcuit in 1920 to tell just how, Ipuch
Goa you'd sell for In la2l...'
However. the President VIII not
freeze. There are any number OF
coal dealers IN and out of Washing
ton who would willingly trust the
White House with $4,000 worth Of
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Irish navy. They wont get 1t. and il
they don't get il, We are told. they
will kill our policemen, our soldier,
hot in open fighting. but hiding I'm
homes, walking az respectable tenant
farmers or swnggcring along the
road until they come to "a hiding
place. where they find rifles. passing
perhaps the very policeman they are
about to murder Az though they were
innocent men.
Are we TO allow that sor: OF thing
to be done without protecting the
people we are sending there? tCries
of "No.) There is no issue between
Us and our political opponents on
home rule. We have gone one better
than the Gladstonian hnlnc rule.
There is an issue about setting up
an independent country by our very
gates-by the places whore subma-
rines used to Turk and sink our ships
and endanger our commerce and the
life of tho nation. There liz an. issue
rs to whether the policemen and SOL
dlcrs, who are there UNFOLDING the
honor of our flag, are to he shot down
by men who Turk in houses. I know
OF no other issue
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have borrowed, large sums from
Federal Reserve Banks in their re-
spectivo districts and sent these
funds 20 New York to be loaned I'm
Wall Street at exorbitant rates"
This method has been practiced.
Williams said, while prospective
home builders. business men, indus
trial and agricultural interests have
been denied credit. He believed Il is
time for Congress TO stop this prac-
tIcc. and TO stop the familiar answer
Of bankers that they t.are loaned to
the limit" when demands for credit
for legitimate purposes are made.
Such legitimate demands can always
be met Williams maintains, II banks
keep AT homie n reasonable portion of
their funds, including the funds of
depositors. and use them to sustain
ami develop home enterprises
citing the case OF three trust COM
Dhn'es in Washington. az typical of
ether sections. Williams said these
companies loaned out in call money
market in Wall Street at different
pnr!ods last ycar AN average of from
s1.oQo'ooo 10 $4,000, 600 a month.
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is not regarded as complete reason
for his depression.
Lloyd Georges speech was. CT
course, one of gensralitics. He spec
flied no particular crisis with which
he was concerned.
The address. delivered IN the Pre-
mier's most powerful form. was a
strong appeal for national unity. The
Premier swaycd his audience with his
customary eloquencc. And so deeply
sincere did he appear that whoever
heard him refused tc believe that
here. was mere, platform oratory. no
more scnremongering. no beating OF
the political drum.
Lloyd Georges words were obvious
ly carefully weighed They had.
doubtless been approved tberorc by
the Cabinet
Although the meeting at Westmin-
s,cr Hall was purely party caucus
tho Premier gave out the official text
OF his words. lie reiterated with en-
phasis his belief that the dangers
are not set past, and declared that
gigantic events are In the making
New nations are rising up, as
though 1t were resurrection morn
ing" he said. and tho new light IL
dazing them. They are like mon
drunken with liberty. Such is the
condition of the world today
/. Concerning Ireland. the Premier
challenged Henry Asauith. leader Of
the opposition. TO say whether he
would give Ireland an independent
army and'navy.
"If that is So he declared, the
country ought TO know it."
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HAVANA ENTRIES

First receive and one.haIf fur!ongs
maiden thrcc-yca r-oids s.pO--. DarIey
Belle. .s; scin.iilate; iSa: .Jchnnie o'con.
Frank Moody. io7: George ", i9s.
maiden threc-yca -olhs; S700--'Feilx A.
100: Helen Lucas. 1903. Josephine *. l03
Jose phine X. i03: 'Shy Ann. i05: Mister
JiKgR. los; our Jack. los: Coca Cola. II 0;
Experiment. 10: Ascu;ney. liz.
Third race. six furlonEs: thrcc-ycar-
OF war. 81; polar Cub. Zoe; 'Mess Kit,
io2: Military Girl. ZOE. i.uimeme. I0i
Hope los: The belgian H.. los; Runncy-
x xn ,:,o fG =, 'hi"ekIrinee' io7; American
Fourth race--La Prensa handicap:
one half furlongs-aticEcral Gomez. l02.
aItiversidc. ZIG; Mayor House, iO+: AS
sumption. ITO: Furbelow. li3. sArmonia
Adam entry.
Firth race-Ullc 6nd hfty yards: four
Emma J.. IS; s,ilett9 los: .lioman. Toe
.Wenonah 1912: Misriicordc. io5: Jose DE
Wales. los: silver Sandals. loa; Ulster
Queen. 1855: plantaredc. Io7; Dragon. 1G1;
King OH. lo7; Bronco BiIly; ilo.
year Odds and un: claiming: purge. $500
.Aii Smoke. 100: 'Sol Gilsty. 1908:
.Rhymer. IO3 'Grurdy. los; 'Rey Ennis
107: Paula ". los; Nigh;wind, III;
'Bucknail. Ill.
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HRITIsu PUBLIC STIRRED
BY LLOYD GEORGE SPEECH
Try PERCY sARL.
United Neys STAFF Corrc.uondcnf

LONDON. Feb. S.-Whatever its
purpose. Lloyd Georges sensational
speech to she Welsh Liberals at
Westminster Hall Tuesday when he
expressed 4 dread fear as to the fu-
ture of Europe, has impressed tho
British public as an astounding dis
alton.
The feeling is tempered, particu-
larly among the Premicr's political
enemies. by the belief that tho canny
Welsh leader may he indulGing in 4
characterlstically astutc bit Of poii,i-
cal tub humping. in view Of the
approaching general elections.
The gravity OF his uttcrances, how
ever and the studied way in which
the speech was composed and de-
Iivc-ed, lead the big majority TO be-
licve that the Premier Is absolutely
sincere when he voices a tremendous
fear Of future danger
The Premier gave no hint as TO the
direction from which the danger was
TO come. But he has IN the pub
lie with sense. of impending dis
aster. and without a single clue as
20 lis causes.
u am engaged in n terrible task"
said Lloyd George. land one far. more
important than that OF defending
myself.
Who says the danger is past?
wish 10 God that everybody could
say that, because it fills me with
dread. II somebody with authority.
whose word were acceptable. could
say to me Yes. the dangers are over
would be so glad that would
sign my resignation as Premier to-
morrow"
= The worst possibility. hut one that
Is uppermost in English minds, is that
the Germans will revolt against the
terms OF the treaty OF Versailles and
refuse 10 fulfill It's terms. But even
this explanation OF the Prcmicr's fear
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LIQUOR CANNOT BE
SHIPPED THROUGH
U. S., SAYS HEBEKER

as well as prohibiting, transship-
ments.
Violation OF the law. officials said.
would render such liquor subject to
seizure. However. II was sugges ted
that the practice OF sealing up while
in por; the liquor aboard foreign
ships intended for the use Of the
crew might be extended to cargo OF
liquor on n vessel merely putting in
AT an American port on a VOYAGE be-
tween foreign ports
Shipments of liquor to this coun-
try consigned TO the diplomatic rep
resentativcs Of foreign nations, never
thelcss. officials asserted. would not
be interfered with by the customs
officers. That Question. they declared.
has been definitely settled by the APP
plication of the provision of the law
which penalties Interference with dip
lomatic representatives
VIII Shut on Illegal supply.
Closing the United States to liquor
transshipments prohibition officials
said, would solve another enforce
,ment problem by shutting off source
OF Illegal supply. Shipments OF liquor
from Canada TO Mexico by rail or to
they explained. have given trouble to
prohibition alhhorities.,C onsignments
from Canada, they added. have failed
TO reach the ports, or trace has been
lost Of shipments to Mexico.
shipping Board officials expressed
considerable interest In the effect of
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the acting Attorney Generals opinion
upon the right OF American ships ply
Ing between foreign ports with
cargoes of liquor
Discussing the question of whether
possession would be In the owner or
In tho carrier. SIR. Sebckcr declared
that both transportation and POSSES
sion arc within the territory of the
United States" Such II construction.
ii was suggested. might mean the ex-
tension OF tho Attorney Generals re
cent ruling that the flag follows the
ships in the matter Of the sale of
hduor to the question Of Transports
ton.
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114EggsAnayNoW
Instead Of Is A DAY
This Means About S12I Extra Income
Per Month for Mrs. RopP.

II have 200 hens. including late pull
lets not old enough to lay, and had
been getting % TO 80 cgGs day.
Then ] tried Don Sung and am now
getting l07 TO Ia eggs Il day
Mrs. Essie B. Ropp. r. L. 2. Littics.
Ind
This Increase OF dozen a day in
the middle of winter, at 60c dozen.
makes S126 extra income per month.
Don Sung for her 200 hens cost about
$3.50. II paid her, and we Suaran-
tee 1t will pay you.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month If you don't
find that IL pays for itself and pays
you n good profit besides. simply tell
us and your money Will be cheerfuliy
refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laylng>
is scientific tonic and Conditioner
II is easily given in tho feed i'm
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and more active. It
tones up the cgg-lnyins organs and
gets the eggs, no matter how cold
or wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry rem
cdy dealer. or send sec or Sl04 (in-
cludes war taxi for a pacllag &c by
mail prepaid. Burrell- Duggcr Co,
IA columbia Bldg. indianapolis. Ind
ADV
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.BR|NDELL SENT TO JAIL
ON ExTORT|ON CHARGE
Sentenced TO Serve Not Less Than
Five nor More Than
Ten Years.
tBy United Press. j

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Robert p.
Brindeli. "czar' OF the Building
Trades Council. today was sentenced
to not less than hve years nor more
IMAM ten years At hard labor in Sing
sing by Judge McAvoy In the criminal
branch of the Supreme Court here.
Brindell. was convicted of eAtortion
In connection with building activities
in New York City.
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DcrI.ion wIn s,nn snlpu.nt.

PORTLAND. MAINE. Feb 8.-Ship-
ment OF liquor in bond through this
port frsm Europe 10 Canada will be
stopped by the decision. announced at
Washington today. that the shipment
OF liquor from one foreign country 10
another, Via the United states. is IL
legal. according 10 Collector OF Gus
toms Slecper. More than 10000 cases
have been received here this win
Ter and transferred by rail TO Mon
treal and other Canadian points.
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Confirms snre OF Carrier.

SAVANNAH, GA. Feb. S.-The sale
at public cutlery OF the Collins and
Rcidsviiio Railroad last Tuesday for
$4,000 has been confirmed by Judge
Sheppard. of the Superior Court of
Tatinall County. Ga. Half of the
road was bought by l.. MetzGer & Co.
OF Mobile. Ala. and half by w. A.
Dubber!y and John y. Bradley, of
Glcn~ville. Ga. Efforts are now being
made TO save the road from being
iunked.
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INo One Need Buy
| CutiCura Before He
| tries Free Samples
WOMEN MEN ADHIh.
co,,. ointrnent. Talcurn, &c evcryshnrs. Samples
80 .. Cutseura IASs:lisrisi Dept. \, MAIDEN, ISsis

Men admire Il pretty face. good
figure, but most of all tho Happy
healthy, contentcd woman. as beauty
fades and the figure will change. Wo-
men who are troubled with backache.
headaches. those dreadful dragging
sensations, and nervous irritability,
cannot hone to The popular. and adj
vanccment In either home. business
or social life is impossible. The cause
.sf these troubles however. yields
quickly to Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. as 1t Ia a natura!
restorative for snch conditions. and
dispels effectually all those distreAs->
ing symptoms,-Adv.
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thinker. sign npsnrp,lon.

Hesides the members OF the asso-
citation. the following bankers pres
mt al the meeting. signed the resolu-
lions;
w. a. Hunt. Citizens Bank and
Trust Company. henderson. y. O.. ".
VI. Addison. Planters National Bank.
Richmond: John VI. Miller. Jr. First
National tank. Richm5nd: Julien II.
Hlll. National state and CRY Bank,
Richmond; John T Wilson. Bank of
Commerce and Trusts. Richmond
waller Hoiladay. American National
Bank. Richmond; H.".w. Jackson, vir-
pinia Trust Company Richmond; c.
9. Barksduic. Union Bank, Richmond:
j. j. Tucker. First National Bank.
south Boston; Il. A Blackford, Plan
tors and Merchants Bank South Bos.
Ton: J. T. Goode. Peoples Bank ana
Trust Company, Chase City: William
Hunter Citizens Bank. South Hill;
r. T.. Pagan. First National Bank.
Rocky Mount. y. c.; T.. l.. Sui;or. Ma
t!onai Bank o. Rocky Mount. Rocky
Mount, y. c.; J. @. Cobb. First Ma
tionai Bank. Durham. n c.: James L.
Little. National Bank OF Grecnviilc.
Greenv!lic. y. c.: ]. y. Bigrs. Far
mcra and Merchants Bank. william
.ston, y. c.: w. l.. Allen, Greensboro
Loan and Trust Company. Green's
boro. y. C.: j. !. Pritchett, First Ma
,lonal Bank. Danvillc j. II. Rison,
Commercial Bank. Danvilie: II. o.
Kern. American National Bank. Dan
Vile
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WIN Wait for ncport.

- lNDlANAPOLlS. IND. Feb S.
Governor AlcCray said today he
would take no action regarding the
eNtraditton of Mace Giddcns. n negro
fugitive wanted at Sylvester, Ga, for
murder. until w. a. Guthrie makes a
report OF his Investigation in Georgia
No word has yet been received from,
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TrIntty Defeat. Florida.

DURHAM, N c., Feb. s.-Trinity
Defeated tho Un,versity of Florida
here this afternoon By the score OF
taRo y The. first half ended IL to
defeated this season, Trinity Leaves
Monday for n tour through Virginia.
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TO stop n Cough Quick
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. y
IDoublc Treatment. which stops irriL
Nation, heals the throat. relieves con
gcStiOn and Cures the Cough. It's
good, Children like IL. 35c (Givt
IL one tria!)-.kdv.
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TOBACCO MEN URGE
CURTAlLlNG CROP By
ONE-HALF In 1921
ccontinucd from First pagc.)

lrsl IaSt-D
To be effective and fair. must be uni
vorAai; therefore be IT
Eosovcd. That this meeting unani-
mousiy Endorses the movement now
Instituted by the Tobacco Association.
In cooperation with the Farmers
Association. TO curtail the crop OF to-
bacco. and to that end VIII do all in
thc'r power, through tobacco dealers.
warcbcuscmcn and merchants. 90 pre-
vent more than half q crop being
planted as compared with last year.
"a 1t has been clearly ehown that
therc is nov a large surplus Of bright
tobacco on hand, especially common
grades. and tflat half a crop will
, mean better tobacco and the farmers
! VIII receive more money therefor
than they would for a full crop. that
those present at this meeting piedg e
themselves TO nse every proper means
10 carry out the purpose OF these
resolutions. and that copics be sent
20 every bank, warehouse ana supply
merchant In the bright-tobacco dis.
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WILL READJUST AFFAIRS
OF GOODYEAR COMPANY
Plnns Have Bccn Under Consideration
Tor several Mccks-InfinIntinn

1870 btSh SOnNtucrn 10 n
Tor Several Wccks-Intimntion
Ihnt Agreement Is Reached.
NEW YORK, Feb. S-Plans for
reau Justment of the financial affairs
OF the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company, include issuance OF prior
preference stock. sinking fund deben-
lures and mortgages totaling sS5. 600.
counsel for the company announced
here TO-DAY.
The, pian. which has been under
consideration for several weeks. yw.,l
be carried Oh: under supervision OF
a bank creditors committee An in
timntion that al agreement. had been
reached was given yesterday in. va
rious financial quarters.
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NINE

failed. because V. NJ. J. would no.
siSn the contract offered by the
sports' corporation. The local asso-
cation offered : $1,000 guarantee for.
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Lyncliburg Fails to Get Gnmc.
LTNCHBCRG, VA. Feb S-Ef-
forts here 10 secure the V. NJ. l.
ferrcd from Roanoke in March have
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LEONARD TO DEFEND TITLE
| LiEht,rciRht boxer VIII Enter Ring
ASniast Winner OF Dundee
jackson JtOut
| By ASSOcinted Press. ]

lty Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Bcnny Leon
ard. worlds lightweight boxing
champion. viii defend his title next
ST. Patri"k's Day against the winner
OF fifteen round match between
Johnny Dundee and Willie jackson.
TO. be held in Madison Square Garden
February %
This announcement WAS made to-
day by Tex Richard. who said Leon
ARDS manager has accepted terms for
the bout
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PAGER Erraks WOrlh'S lee Record.
OTTAWA. Feb. S.-Lawyer swift
u black PAGER. owned and driven by
Harry Gray. OF Toledo. made what IL
claimed Ia be new world Ice record
here today when he won tho five
mile dash. the feature event OF the
ice races, in 1915 -.
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WILLIAMS SCORES,
BANK, "PROFITEERS"
IN HARSH ATTACK

. Continued from First Page)
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ISN'T THIS THE
QUICKEST WAf7
Two hcaping cups
Of Ballard Sclf-Rising
Flour. one tablespoon
of shortening. Make
dough with milk or
water and you'll get
the best biscuits you
ever tasted.