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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
SENATORS RECEIVE
KILOGRAMS FROM
PRESlr INTELLECT
CONTINUED From i'irst paEeD

VVVI''8'UV T'TH FITsV I7HEt.J
the House is called upon TO accept
these amendments. III" same objcc.
lions can he mad" under the rule.
This is one OF the reasons the
present session has enacted no meas
urcs of Importance. except money
biils. tho resolution rcvivinE the
War Finance Corporation and the re-
duction in personnel OF the army to
10000 and the navy To 100000. The
navy reduction has not been nnaEy
approved. hut in all probability viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
!ove the congesllon nt Nrw Ynrk.

iievc the congestion At New York
by requiring passengers leaving
European ports TO comply with
American quarantine regulations be-
fore clean bills of health are given
vessels on which they Travelled. Mr.
Laportcy declared the service was
confident no typhus carriers could
reach this country.
with the health service taking pre-
cautions abroad and In this country.
MIR. Laportc said. there is no danger
of a typhus epidemic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Ills Trouble liz All Conc.

II was affected with pains ~! over
my back and Kidneys writes Charles
McAllister.' Clark Ave. kchrn"y.
y j. After three or four doses Of
Foley Kidney pills became all right
noy Pills relieve backac che urinary
Irregularities. rheumatic pains. stiu
ipjnts ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

from Assistant Surgeon-Gcncral
INchard IL. crecl In charge OF quar-
Hh'.nc rcSulntions. and Or. William
VI. bryant. OF the Public Health Ser
wee WING is In charge of the uunran-
Ninc station on Galiup's Island.
tNcSs"!s arriving at this port which
Sunnot shGw bill OF health certify
inE that all passengers have hccn de
,onscd al the European port of en-
parkation must IL" d"louScd here, and
vessels whose passage has occupied
,ess than twelve days must be held
~ BOSTON quarantine to complete, "A
'wciNc-dIy quarantine from m. Tim,
OF dciousinE. the order said Sims
dcioused at this port must be held
mere tWclNN haNH. IL n1hnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
GRAND JURY PROBE
OF LIQUOR SCANDAL
MAY START TODAY

continued From First ragcD
smith later issued = statement in
which Ee expressed unhoundrd com
iid'ucr in ms men. ana said tina, his
1r.Ce stood ready FOR any probe or
Investigation Of it's affairs. or the con
duct 90 it's agents He also said that
hc had inquired into the matter and
was convinced that none OF his mcn
We're guilty. Of any unlawful conduct.
k is understood that the Chesterfield
jury :. especially charged to max Q
= thorough Investigation Of The pro
n!u.t!uu scandal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
HISTORY or THE FIFTH
AVENUE. OF RICHMOND.

a FEW OF my readers have
~ referred to my "Fifth Ave-
nue. OF R!chmonh" as .udacious.
the Idea Of contrasting Grace
Street with tho real Fifth Ave-
while a great many are curious
To know just where this slogan
found !ts Inception.
History records That our own
Richmond city found It's identity
in II city OF like name on the
Thames. in England: that the
geographical location OF our
Richmond in its similarity TO the
English city suggested this
thought To wise "Old Father
Byrd"
Men OF vision and foresight
steady growth Of Hichmond's
shopping district demanded the
opening of another thorough
fare parallel with Broad Street
that would establish II trading
radius. or shopping center"
such as has been the custom and
experience OF our metropolitan
cities
1t WAS in husincss interview
that The Fifth AVruu" 81 Rich
mnni' found It's inceptinn. :.
Mr.. W. s. Rhoads. Of the Eroat
store OF Miller X Rhoads. thus
"uluE!z.d Grace Street Of old
Richmond. and exhibited unlim-
tied faith In It's future by giving
us the beautiful Grace Street
store Of Miller ~ Rhoads, which
rumor says is soon to be en-
tended to occupy tho entire
Grace stree: block from Sixth to
Fifth Street,
Il
dream of the real Fifth Ave
nue." Of New York. phantom like.
ia its infancy? Did he see il
grow from modest shopping
center to wonderful thorough
fare"
Perhaps Mr.. Rhoads may live
30 SEQ his vision come TO pass IN
reality in I;ichmond-who can
tell?
\ wONDERFrL ELECTRICAL.
STORE.
wv HAT AN interesting hour I
" spcnt yesterday. for
again visited THE w. u. CAT :
LETT ELECTRIC co, jefferson
and Grace Streets.
This is the store OF Il million
interesting things. for the many
household appliances and In bor-
saving devices that operate by
this unseen powcr-mcrcly the
touch of Il button-arc really
wonderful.
Everything Electrical" What
a multitude Of wonderful house
hold helps for the housekecpcr
these two words imply. Electric
washing machines that make
"Islue Monday" thing OF tho
ast-vacuum cleaners that thor
oughly clean the most stubborn
carpet or rug without effort
electric irons, safe, clean. quick
and convenient. these and dozens
OF others in endless variety. ar
on display In this wonderful
Electrical store.
Handsome floor lamps in va
r!cty Of different shades ant
shapes grace the showrooms o
this progressive firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
FEDERAL. AUTHORITIES 10
FAkE CONTROL. IN NEW YORK

WASHINGTON. Feb. li.-rodcraI
intdica! authorities will probably as
sumo charge Of antitrphus work in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
oIAItA MINE MEASURES
N EXPECT AZ HuSTON

lBy Associated rrossl
80 STON. Feb. IA Guarantin"
measures were placed on this port
late today in a telephone m"sSaS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
GASOLINE CORNER" AGAlH

TNERE'S Il picture OF Progress
at the corner OF i;clvldcrc and
Grace Streets -' Gasoline Cor
ncr." or, moro proper. The Flee
tric Service and Accessories Cor
poratior.
Has anything like /, cv"r hap
ucncd Ia Richmond b"f"tc?
venture the opinion that IT has
not--ihis h Il n d : me building
erected for the benefit and CON
v-nicHcc OF the autoist.
Drive under the arch from
Grace Street, hav" your tank
nllcd with gns. or n supply Of
oil; drive out OF the arch" into
GrdC" Street again---'tis IL pleas
urr indeed 10 be served thus: no
worry. no effort on the part Of
the autoist--courtcous employees
assume all the worry-and did
YOU know that no cmployc or The
Electric Service and Accessories
Corporation Is permitted 10 ac
cept tips? isn't this interesting
news Cleanliness Is Il feature
there. too. and Il wcll-appointcd
ladies' restroom provided for the
comfort and convenience OF lady
patrons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
IN, lhe hi}tb ADenHe of Richmond
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE BoIcE STUDIO

T HERE'S studio after my
i own heart AT the corner OF
Eighth and Grace Streets. TIL:
lioitE STUDIO. where ono may
see the finest in the Photograph
cr's art.
think ,hc uulc,. simplicity
and refined air 50 apparent ~
boicc Studio should cnmmouh IL,
70 those who discriminate. and
the excellent character Of their
photographs merit "a large ellen
tclr
The Roicc Studio - under tho
supervision OF Miss Bolco. who
personally docs AL OF the tint
Ing and hnisniug
Their attractive windows &c
speak the excellent class and
character OF their work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Confessions OF A Husband!
E-=zzzszzz zzzszzszzz=e-zzz-z--7
The Mans Side Of Married Life


officer YOU done know how fright
cned 1 was. 1t was such a relief
to see YOU draw up 10 the machine
in your handsome uniform and TO
feel that was perfectly safe"
The policeman's face broke into a
broad grin.
You win. Miss" he said simply.
but don't let me ever catch you
going at that rate again. You'll
have to have better excuse the
next time"
We rode off at a more moderate
pace.
It's certainly convenient to have
as efficient a vamp as Edith for your
wife" 1 told George.
'She vamps every man she sees, -
he told me. Shed even vamp me
if I'd let her"
Well, it's lucky that her smile
was working in such good order to-
night"
III say e was. Otherwise. it'd
probably have cOse me about $50
when she saw the judge tomorrow"
I'm not thinking Of you" l re-
turned. Il mean it was mighty lucky
for the Judge"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Foxes Are Quaint
But Dangerous

Let us approach the poke bonnet
with fear and trembling. We ad-
mire it in the show windows. but
Agreed. as we all are. that il is
the quaintest. the most adorable
among the alluving collections of
chapcauX, il plays more tricks. and
has wrought more havoc with lovely
faces. than any other ono style OF
hat.
Women weighing more than $50
have walked smilingly up TO these
cute little creations-and into their
own ruin-and paid perfectly good
money for the thing which turne /
upon them like a hideous Franken-
stein
For girls with plump cheeks (but
not too round faces-the poke bon
net is becoming. This year they are
shown in severe straws for street
wear. and in soft braids and satins,
with flowers and lace for dress. For
the right types they make beautiful
and bewitching pictures. But remem-
Der. the poke bonnet demands youth.
The poke ages even youngish women
who have passed out of their teens.
Designers are agreed that the most
youthful styles are rolled away from
the face and 50 they make them roll
in every conceivable shape at at
,ve.y angle.
Never buy a hat just because 1t is
pretty. The hat is the topping Of a
picture. 1t should be carefully Sc
looted so that il does not jar, but
looks as though II belonged there
part Of the wearer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Mexican Markets
And Prices Make
Tempting Offers

MEXICO CITY, June 1S.-Ameri-
can housewives would have the time
Of their lives if they were turned
loose at one Of the public markets IN
Mexico City. For bargains abound
everywhere.
Three double handfuls Of Brussels
sprouts for ~ cents in American
money; chicken breasts for a family
Of FIVE for 60 cents; strawberries the
year round at half the price Ameri-
can women pay for them in season;
alligator pears at 2 y cents each. and
other things that would delight the
heart Of the shopper.
The American woman who cannot
afford a maid would have two here.
They work for about SIS a month in
Mexican money, with an additional
Is cents a day each for their food.
But Mexican servants are not
economical They waste enough
food TO almost wipe out the differ
ence between what their services cost
and what the same service would
cost in the states.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

When first produced in marketable
quantities. corn oil was exclusively
used or technical purposes. AS re-
fining methods improved ana &C.
mands for edible oils increased the
oil was diverted TO food purposes.
At present Is percent Of the total
output is utilized in that way. Pro
ducers are confident eventually all
the corn oil Of good quality can be
used for edible purposes. Use of
corn oil in the preparation Of rubber
substitutes is large but the principal
use for the lower grades, which can
not be refined. except at a large loss,
is in soap making.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

Ting how LOCkELlA BOAl
-. ,roroe, seem TO think that II they
,bsvnpoo their hair regularly or have
sorne one do II for them. their hair must
necessarily be clean.
Many women fail 10 realize how many
~ their hours arc spent where there is s
-rAat deal OF dust in the atmosphere. It
~ be perfectly dry. and they may not
setect It's presence. yet Il may become
l,Sged on the scalp. II this condition Is
20, rcn,edied the hair eventually will
.ose its lustre-
OF course. should the dust be In a
.n,oky atmosphere you can Quickly tell
hat your hair is dirty All you need do
l. 10 touch Il. and you VIII be surprised
70 and your fingers soiled with tiny black
Fpecks.
one Of the best ways 20 prevent harm
% your hair when you must work IN
such an atmosphere Is 10 wipe Il care
fully with a soft towel every evening.
Then before you retire. and after all this
airt Is thopughly removed by the towel
or soft cloth you should brush u care
fully.
The latter Is also the treatment you
must fellow II you work in dry. dusty
atmosphere. Do not be satisfied with
he casual brushing which merely re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Tho 4 70. I WORKS Overtime


In the instant between the time
when the motorcycle cop growled
his command for us to stop and
when Edith managed TO bring the
car 10 a halt. she had fiCked away
her cigaret As she now turned her
eyes upon the policeman she looked
as demUre as a boarding school miss.
You We're doins IS a. hour said
tn policeman grunly. Thatu mean
a summons and "a fine tomorrow
"Oh. officer" and Edith gave him
one Of her A. No. ! Carefully Sc
lected smiles. was it as fast as all
that? ] had no idea
Tell that to the judge tomorrow.
Miss" returned the policeman grim
~
"Oh dear" of course 1 don't blame
you for doing your duty. Where
would we be without brave men like
you on the force" The a No. 1
was working overtime in the dim re-
Election of the cars lights. and 1
could see that she was vainly rack
ing her brains for an excuse.
Sorry. Miss, but"
And of course YOU can't guess
how frightened 1 was. If l had only
known it was your
1T don't make any difference
about me. I gotta give you a sum-
mons like any other traffic officer"
ooh certainly you do. but you see.
I didn't know il was a policeman.
There've been so many hold-ups
along here. and when 1 saw a man
pushing us-and such a great big
man he was tool was afraid we
were going to be held up. so 1 made
the car go just as fast az il could
1t was the thinnest kind Of an ex-
cuse, and the policeman tried 10 in
terrupt, but Edith went right on:
Il suppose IL was very wicked OF
me 10 disregard the traffic rules, but.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
This Charming Navy Taffeta Frock Is
Enriched with Gold Galloon Braid.

THIS charming frock for the infor-
NAL affairs OF summer afternoon
is fashioned from navy blue tai
feta. The dress is designed with a
tight-httlng bodice that emphasizes the
low waistline. The tiny puts which
form the sleeves are boreered with gold
galloon braid.
The skirt Is cut exceedingly full and
like the bodice, attains a striped effect
by the use OF the gold braid.
The large black straw hat is faced
with navy geergete. Around the crown
are colorful field flowers bestrewn in
careless mode that is exceedingly good
looking. 1t should be placed well down
on the head. as this insures the correct
and becoming angle for wearing It
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

business IS growing every month.
She knew the faded roses were TOO
good 10 throw away. so she brushed
them well and then painted them a
soft rose pink with water color
paints.
The experiment proved 50 success
full, she thought why not freshen
gowns. gloves. ribbons etc. q? The
things that cannot be freshened with
water colOrs. she dyes.
She hung up a modest sign in her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Social Calendar
Monday.


the last meeting Of the season OF
the Eastern star auxiliary viii be
held IN the masonic club rooms.
Mis- Ella Spry. 5O7 +. South ST..
viii entertain members OF the Jane
ID. club.
There will be meeting OF the
Novel club held at the home OF Mrs.
Lawrence Romine. Marquette av
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Reynolds 81 ". Col
fax ay.. Will be hostess 20 members
OF her bridge club.
The Ladies Aid society or the Sun
nyside Presbyterian church VIII be
entertained at the church.
Tuesday Night club members will
meet with MIS-. Carl Eager. ga ".
Francis s..
There will be a meeting Of the
Schuyler Rebekah thimbIe at the
home OF Mrs. Helen Kenyon, 402
y. Ohio s..
The Waneta Sewing circle viii
meet at the home OF Mrs. Hilda
Grehn. 11z3 Lawrence av.
There Will be a meeting Of the
Volunteer class OF the COnfercn ce
Memorial T.. b. church.
Philathea class members WI. hold
a meeting.
There will be a meeting OF Wesley
society Of the German NJ. r. church.
Mrs. II l.. Lobaugh. 224 S st.
Louis blvd. will be hostess to mem-
bers OF the Good VIII Bible class OF
the Sunnyside Presbyterian church.
"Wednesday.
Mrs WINS Bassett, 10 Marietta
St. will be hostess 10 members Of the
Independent club.
Jolly Crochet club members will
meet with Mrs. Harry IIorka, John
son 81.
There wiz be meeting of the
Ayudadora circle.
Mrs. Robert Award. River I'd. Will
entertain members OF the Portage
Economics club.
a meeting Of the Fancy Needle
workers club viii be held with Mrs.
John Spencer at SprinSbroOk park.
A picnic at Eagle Point will be
held by members OF the Si5ma III
Epsilon sorority
lhuE-fltA-
The AUacamera Glee club will
meet
The Sewing circle Of the ST Peters
Evangelical church will meet az the
Parish school.
a meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Gloria Del swedish Luth-
eran church viii be he'd.
Members of the Twin City Sewing
circle will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs J. Burns. 227 +. Broadway.
There will be a sewing session OF
the Ladies Aid society OF the Zion
Evangelical church.
Kappa Phi sigma mem bers viii
mcet with Miss Helen Hahn, 1405
S. Main ST
Mrs l. Frazen. 62S y. Gushing ST,
will he hostee7 at a meeting Of the
jolly Nine cub.
The wamon's Missionary society
Of the Holy Trinity English Luther
an church viii be held.
Victory club members viii enjoy a
picnic at Pottawatomie park.
The postponed meeting Of the
Triple -Four club will be hold.
Friday
Mrs. Carries Meyer. SIS s. Main
St. will entertain members OF the
Circl @ Of Service Of the First Baptist
church.
There Will be n meeting Of the Bee
Hive club at Howard park Mrs.
George Remmo acting as hostess.
Nonpsriel club members viii hold
n picnic at Pottawatomie park.
Members Of the Home Workers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

fathers shop: and patrons began
bringing their artificial flowers Tor
her 20 paint and their waists. b.ouscz.
gowns, etc, 90 be dyed.
She uses he best dyes. these being
direct salt dyes for cotton and linen
materials and direct silk or acid
dyes for silk and wool
She also does block printing on
blouses for her patrons.
She makes a neat sum each month
and Is satisfied with the results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Pin Money From
4 "COIOr SHOP d"

Pin money IDEAS appear in the
most unexpected ways.
One young girl started color
shop in a small city-the idea hav-
ing come TO her because the pink
roses on her hat were faded-and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
SAVING oVERSHoES.

Teach little children that when
taking off their overshoes they must
not kick them on the back 10 the
ahoes to get them off. as this wears
out the back Of the overshoes quick
c- than anything else.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Do You Give to Your Hair
the Beauty Care It Needs?
BY LUCREZIA BORI
The Famous Spanish Prima Donna

moves the snarls These, Of course
must be removed with the utmost care
YOU can give them. otherwise YOU may
break your hair and ruin It's beauty.
But the cleansing brushing demands
that you part your hair in several sec
tons and brush not only the ends but
the roots. They must be kept clean. To-
on their cleanliness depends the health
and beauty Of your hair.
After your hair is we'll brushed you
should apply a little tonic II II Is too dry
and brittle. And II this condition pre-
walls YOU can be sure that your hail
needs nourishment. II may be that. all
unknowingly. you have allowed dust anc
dirt 10 clog UP the tiny pores OF your
scalp. A good shampoo must first be
given. Then brush daily as outlined. and
apply a little OF the following tonic;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

No matter how devoted a woma n
may be to her husband. she will go
10 picture show and let her heart
be faithless to him for a whole
hour, while she sits in an emotional
trance at the feet OF a surly- headed
screen actor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Saturday.
Pc q S On ais

Miss INA Jones, SIS Cleveland av
was a week end guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Enders OF Benton Harbor
at their summer home at Sister
Lakes. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
OVELY hair Is

OVELY hair Is
such a beauty
IL asset TO a n y
woman that the
lime one devotes to
lis care is well worth
while. .
OF course. one OF
the essentials in car
ing fer ycur hair Is
keeping itthorough-
~ clean. Perhaps
you may consider
such \ suggestion
unnecessary, yet u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Tomorrow's
HOROSCOPE
/ By GeneUieUe Kenb's
TTTFCOAY IITNE d
TUESDAY. JUNE q.

According TO this days astral forecast
there should be all kinds OF progress.
advancement and happiness. since the
two major benches are the preponder-
ant forces by Lunar direction. With
both Jupiter and Venus under trine as
pect. fiourishing conditions should pre-
vail throughout all avenues OF endeayor
and bring good fortune and felicitous sit
uations and experiences into both busi-
ness and home. as well as social and af-
fectional relations. II is time for
pushing for these advantages. Under a
benehc Uranian aspect there is read the
opDortunity for important change, re-
-noval or journey. which should be en-
braced with every astral prospect Of
success. There should be increase OF
money and business.
Those whose birthday Il IS have the
presage Of a fortunate year IN busin esss
aad all other interests. There may be
changes OF benefit and the favorable op.
ryortunities and conditions will pene
tratc into the home and social affairs. A
CHILD BORN on this day should make
nns SUCCESS and rise in life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

class OF the st. PauPs NJ. F. church
viii be guests of Mrs. G. H. Smoke
124 w. Washington av.
Saturday.
There viii be a meeting Of the St
Joseph horticultural society at the
Chamber Of Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

n ISCOURAGED: While II sounds
trite TO say there is no such word
- as fall" II actually Is a fact. my
dear. because the moment you recognize
or suspect You are a failure that shows
There Is something at work 70 get you
out OF such a condition. 1t means am
billion is stirring within you. and when
that Is aroused and galvanized into az
tion Il is impossible TO fail.
The thing 20 do, my dear. IS 20 decide
all thy might" Let nothing interfere
with your achievement Of what you set
out 10 do. Keep at IL. I suspect your
trouble. my dear. Is lack OF companion
ship and some one TO talk things over
with. we all need that very much, SO
write 70 me again II you have no one.
Discouraged. and you will sign yourself
differently next time I hope.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
A Stimulating Hair Lotion.

While you may make these at home
you will be saved some time and trouble
II you have your druREist compound
them for you. In making Up such To-
tons. great care must always be taken
TO that all the ingredients are OF the
Purest. Then. too. such small quantities
must be measule I'll accurately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Advice
to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE
EAR ANNIE Laurie:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
Am girl IS years old. I think
myself failure. I have failed In
everything I have started 80 far In
life
First I went 20 high school. I
failed there. then took up three
other things would very much ike
20 know how to do. and there it was
failure also. To make things worse,
have no one to tell my troubles to.
No ono bothers with me nor I with
them. Sometimes wish had never
been born. You may think me queer.
but It Is the truth. The one and only
person ever really liked was
woman 20 years old. She is gone
now. so you see .here Is no one.
DO yoy think me a fallure1 II you
do. please don't hesitate TO tell me.
An answer from you certainly will
be appreciated. DISCOURAGED.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-16

Alderman John G. Horne is max
ing a splendid record in the city coun-
Gil. He is on the side of the people
at all times and friends of good gov
eminent wish that a majority of the
aldermen were like him.