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Show ri DISTRIBUTION OFRAILROAD FUND DETAILED . V Chairman of Rauroad Executives Recommends Ac- turn They Desire From In-- ' terstatp Commerce -- WA&HINGTON, July 1. Detailed recommendations for the distribution ef the sum set aside out of the revolving fund provided by the transportation act for the purch-- ) ase of hew equipment and for addi-- j tlons and betterments were made to commerce commission jthe InterstateThomaa DeWitt Cuyler, today by chairman of the Association of Rall- "Executives. way The report proposes the distribution among the roads of $86,000,000 to be used in rebuilding and repairing i 12,(16 cars and locomotives and in the purchase of 898 new locomotives and 45,000 freight care, and $35,000,-- I 000 tor additions and betterments to t promote the movement of cars. Twenty-fiv- e roads would receive the total fund for additions and bet (ferments, including Improved round-- , 'house and engine terminal capacity, the extension of sidings, additional yard tracks and the like. roads would recjhea. Twenty-fiv- e 1(26,868,629 for the acquisition of 599 freight looomotives and 239 switchingof locomotives having a total value (63,737,358; 19 roads would receive $52, 260,637 for the purchase of 45, 21 freight cars of a total value of approximately (143,569,730, and nine roads would receive $7,026,000 for the purpose of additions and betterments to existing equipment Which would restore to efficient service 12,616 cars and locorpotlvea 'Recommends Reserves. The committee also recommended reserves from the fund for smaller roads not members of the association as follows: , For equipments $7,760,000 and for $300,-000,0- ! j i additions and betterments $4,700,000, Tho New York Central would re-- i eeive tho largest amount out of the $26,000,000 for the purchase of new allotment being locomotives, its A program of great muiic such as only the Victor can present.' The newest' offeringi of world-fame- d several-whthem artiits, among achieved their first American triumphs during the recent opera season. Look over the list and mark the selections which specially appeal to' you. Any Victor dealer will gladly play them for yon. latest photo of Lloyd George with Mrs. George and tbe4r' daughter, Megan; taken ae they were about to leevo - for PwUhoU. where the premier was to address the Congregational Conference- ment of the merchant maxlne under proper legislation. RniamaUon Advocates extension of arid land reclamation with the view to home building. , RATES HRE EFFECTIVE Mendoo Deplores the misfortunes of the (Mexican people and upholds President Wilsons Mexican policy, declaring that as a consequence order Is reappearing in Mexico. Advocates recognition of new Mexican government when it has proved its abiliWASHINGTON, July 1. Increased ty to maintain order. Sympathy With Irish. passport rates, authorized under a bill passed at the end of the last session Ireland Reiterates President Wll-so- n of Congress, providing for a charge a principle of of $9 instead of $1, became effective expresses sympathy with the aspirations of the Irish people and declares today. FftRat when the United States be'oomea Representative Porter of PenniyH - mernber 0( the league of nations It vania, chairman of thp house foreign legitimately bring the Irish prob-affairs committee, who drafted the lem before the bar of the league. the first perArmenia Declares It the duty of original measure, will son to pay the Increased rate. His the American government to aid in the passport enabling him tatour the establishment of order and complete Orient this summer witliSfproxi-matel- y Independence for Armenia. 100 other members of ConAlaska Commend the Democratic gress, was sent to Ban Francisco to- administration for railroad construcstate the day by department tion and coal and oil Under The new law officials of the Advocates modification development. of oal law United States going abroad on 'offi- to facilitate and also excial business, and all American sea- tension of thedevelopment farm loan act to Alaska. men would be exempted from payment of passport fees. No charge PhUlpipAnos Declares for Philip would be made for passports Issued pine independence without unnecesdead In sary del&ywhen the islands are ready of American to relatives France, who desire to visit American for cemeteries in Europe. Hawaii Advocates a libra! policy Passports issued for one year may bo renewed subject to a maximum tdward Hawaii with greater development of the rights and privileges of law. under two the of years validity m idd e'elassee. Natives of the Philippine Islands, and Porto Rico and Virgin Islands, who Practice th Deplore Oorrupt have not been required to pay fees of Reexpenditure In the past must pay the new rate publican presidential candidates and according to one of the provisions of advocates regulation of such ex pen the law. diturea by federal law. Federal Trade Commission Pralsee the administration of the commission FIRST DRAFT IN LINE and advocates amplification of It . work. live -- Block Markets Favor legis- ' T Saaaaow and Dslilah . 0; $. 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Smith's Orchoatra Th Tofla arc Pitch'd (Tran "Lady el tha Lakal Lawn Littlefield Thor Bid Mo Sleep (Tran "Lady ifc Lak" Lawn LittloAaM 18674 Ohl By Jingol MadUy Fan Trt AflStaTU FnlaonTriol33 Nobody But You MdUy Fan Trot . Good-B- Sis LOO 10 10 12 4 - S .S3 1.35 at any Victor dealers. He will t gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing them. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Victfolaa in great variety from $25 to $1500. ; to-d- ay Embargo is ForcecMn Chicago by Congestion of Freight Intra-Cit- y His CHl&AGO, VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO, Csmdea. N. $ Camden. New Jersey Germany's total i debt is 245,000 000,000 marks; Minister of Finance Wirh announced to th budget- committee of thw reichstag I I f I'lldohl I i 1 1 i 1 1 1 m" fatal eon sequence of wood alcohol are now containing IL When you buy a lln-- a ment make sure that it is free from wood alcohol. If your druggist cannot rive yon this asour&noe, choose some- and in certain manufacturing and chemical industries its use should in- deed be rigidly restricted to these purposes by law, social conscience, and Common prudence. , thing elsw v iu re art a few deadlier poisona (Copyright, 1920, by The Associated Valuable for fuei, as an illufninamt. Newspapers) ' That Wood Alcohol (For Tbs N.vs B. AOOlegtsa Brass) try , r today. Coming! J. ictor Talking Machine Go. Germans Owe Big Debt BERLIN. June masters voice" Thin trademark and tho trademarked word "Victrola Identify all our products. Look asder tha lid 1 Look oa the label I , June 20. ShortAg of twitching crewa and congestion growof aerie strikes from railroad th ing has forced an intra-cit- y embargo on freight movement, effective tomorrow, In order that city yards may b put in shape Jo handle coal needed to relieve the present shortage and bo get a winter supply, terminal managers announced today. Only essentiala will be allowed to move by permit between terminals in this city and To- and from Gary, Ind., It wan ordered Incoming and outgoing freight wilt be more easily moved as a result officials believ and tber will be art opportunity to clear yards, with the extra labor, of the thousands of cars held here by the general . &rlnk followed bps return of vMon in g few days . But had th pattest continued to generally appreciated, by reason of use It total laating blindness might the many tragic deaths that hav hav been th result For when wood does not kill outright it often since th prohibition law went alcohol Into fore, But too few appreciate destroy th Sight forever. And, as this Instance ahowa, on that even . external us of wood alco- does not hava to taka it tntemally In hol may hav rooat serious order to experience It drvad effect. THE flyatty ed quencea. Am o aceom-hlisbe- car for "wupervlsioit 'livestock by the federal government. Caue. at ml ; The Barefoot Trail -- ALL THE TIME Y Tapr per tm 0 .' of A! Largo (From'TUrW) (Baadat)' 7 Berceuse (Chopia) Ran Scotch Pastor Vuur La Fill da Cadiz (Th Balds riCedU) Raccaot di Rodolfo BohSoa (XMVa Bsrratfv) Girl at th Cold Wast CValla mi crad (TM Sha 1 lation- - , CrUat kSmcle 1 The Illinois Central ,14,807,000. would receive $2,987,500, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe $2,149,000; the .Northern Pacific $1,850,000; the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy $1,742,-00the Great Northern $l,376,O0Of 'the Southern Pacific $1,168,000. Of the $$5,000,000 addition. and betterment fund, the New York, Hartford and New Haven would receive $6,160,000; Northwestern, $2,400,000; the Texas and Pacific $1,689,000; the Great Northern, $1,600,000. To Purchase Cars. Of the $52,000,000 for the purchase of freight -oars the New York Cen-tral would receive $11,129,080; the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe the fruit-grow- ers express Pacific $6,250,000; (fie Southern $6,331,000; the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, $3,160,000; the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy - $2,972,760; Northern Pacific $1,746,000; Illinois Central $1,624,000 and Western Pacific $1,000,000. It is stated that the commission is prepared to act upon The'recommen-dation- a It was announced that the roads already had arranged to par- tieipate and flnanes Out of Their own reeouroes 39,000 cara and 61 8. loco, -" The costing $144,167,400. "tnottveg loan fund will enable the acquisition to equipment to the value of more than (Continued from page one ) the amount of the. loan because the loan can be used as the basis of a budget system partially under direccredit to make an Initial payment, the tion the secretary of the treasury batanre-f- o be patdTisu &IIyrnl T y ear with of consolidated auditing Installments. . Postal Service Commends Democratic administration of the postal service and makes a blanket declaration for higher salaries for postal employees. Advocates greater use of motor vehicle In transportation of mail and extension of the parcel poet. Demands FrVe Speech Free Speech Declares for free speech and a free press except in so far as it may attack the life of, the nation. Praises the DemoAgriculture cratic record in establishing farm loan banka and other farm legislation. Indorses collective bargaining and researches into production costa Labor Follows the Virginia plank in declaring strike and lockouts should not jeopardize the paramount public interests but adds a statement of opposition to compulsory arbitration. Favor readjustment of salaries of government employee. Huff rage legislaCongratulate ture that hav ratified the suffrage amendment and urges Democratic governor and legislatures of Tennessee North Carolina and Florida to complete ratification In time for women to vote at the presidential elecMrs. Hill Says Lydia. E. Pink- - tion In November. hams Vegetable Compound In Women Industry - Declared against child labor. Favor legislaRemoved The tion for child welfare and maternity teacher car. Advocate Increase ofin vocationKnoxville, Tenn. "My bark hurt me aalarlea Urge extension for ll the time, I vu 11 run down, could al education, better condition women and reclassification not eat and my bead working service with a view to bothered me, all of the civil of the sexes, Endorses sepequality caused by female arate for "married womtrouble. I was en. Citizenship three years with Com pensntion Advocate Soldier these troubles .and but generosity to disabled- - soldier doctors did me no declare Issues .against excessive bdnd medYour pood. to pay compensation which would put icine helped mv sis- patriotism on a pecuniary basis. so advised, she ter RaJIrosilo Com men da ifedera adme to take it. I took ministration of railroad during the Lvdia E, Pmkbam'e war. declaring it waa efficient and Comeconomical despite inadequate and Vegetable Criticises tbs repound and the Liver Worn equipment, Pills and ' used Lvdia E. Pinkhami cently enseted transportation act and Sanative Wash and now 1 am well, can saya Congress temporized until so la to heartily and work. I rive you my a date that the president waa forced thanks for "your great medicine. You to aign the bill or else throw the railnay publish my totter and I will tell road situation into chaos. fvervone what your medicine did for Highways Favor- continuance of tie.1 V rs. Fuel. Hill, 418 Jack shore federal aid in road building. It.. KnoTviil , Tennessee. Calls upon Inland Waterway Hundreds of such letters xprerng plank Inadequate and advocate furthPinkfratitude for the pood Lydia , er development of adequate transpord tarn's Vegetable Compound baa and further improvetation are onvtant'y being received, ment of island Waterway. Recognize Lbs of connecting roving tbs reliabil ty of this grand old the importance great lakes with the Mississippi as Remedy. If you are ill do not drag along and well as with the PC Lawrence.. mnQnua to suffer day in and day pat Foreign Trade Favors 4extension of tut at ones take Lvdia E. Pinkham's foreign trade. . MttarIno CSmponnd, a woman's Merchant Pledge the parVegetable temedy for woman's ilia. ' ty to a policy of continued inrprov- - . 1 Annual ' Round-U- p Sale Starts Tuesday Illustrated by th at rang experience of n Boston man. he ported by Dr. Leon E. Whft. When first seen by Dr. White thi mem waa almost totally unfortunate blind.- - And tt seemed Impossible to account for bis blind nee, wblch had a set in with startling suddenness - few days previously. Kona of th usual eauaes of sudden blindness waa found present But there were wgne that th btlndnea waa the result of poisoning of some sorC At once Dr. Whit began que loping Ms patient closely sa to any few oocummee 'dsrteg th days before tha onset of the bllndneea Nothing ,ef nmlfleno wsa brought to light uotif IBS patient stated that hi bad bsea smffortng from a psus in tbecheet and had been rubbing hia alcohol gives him by cheet with U friend. He added that be still tea a iSUEOBmKiCa tain and th amoiiBi required to duce tfihm is smaller tf taken cerpro- inter-natt- y. The drinking of A stag! teaspoon-ft- rt of wood alcohol Du beeen known to blind for itfe.' Bo that th official warning of public health agencies cannot be too faithfully heeded: If ye value you eyesight or your life never see wood- aloohot, denatured alcohol, er medicated alqobol for drinking purpoem Also, bearing In mind Instan ess Ilk that narrated above, never rub Into your eptn wood alcohol or compound nil com-insn- sinks aaother EngGerman lish hospital ship, 234 missing Ber131 111 lin report prisoner taken British smash seven mil ef foe's ot ore March fist U. 8 naval bill line and take 1 644 prisoners Is Bat- for $1 172 ttt 416 a! gned American -tle of lb gomm French, ptasldent aska power to control ail tir r tak three town Kesslers wire systems advancing Lansing asks Congree for 126 6 to get American ont 'Freaanr from 11Dutchj government ef Mexico Another roar regiment fores kajser and crown prince to .arrives at Mexican herder abandon plant for flight. Still at 1PIT n Wterlngaa. Holland mum on quee-teftaeeVane led by Keronsky in per-- , of extradition for trial New council of firo termed at Bari fB. iewnch great attack oa 1'n.1 Berlin admits revomo Official beef Lansing representing V-- R ; Berlin f rnr.a allow England only Til tool brings up Flume question, 5 666,64 ton of skipping, half gone. insists all territorial riaima b inIt la asserted, predicts war's end in cluded I Austrian treaty greand sear Arras. -- Slop Tobacco no tnbacne fm ee-op- month and aaa bow tetter ImI To eaa.ate witbvt t ys any Inconvenient' -- r fee . h. ueal eravtng pimply from a cy rete aas 0- f of Mct.l rected an th. habit dmagi.t, lta you. rest.t-sc'-Tvnr hsnt-- will M mvc b- b in cess, msl to 4 beiae. your will lner be a s . a4 yo aieotlna o tn S a Xw 0"ner formerly of tbs ulrg The alcohol waa promptly analyzed John srhtt Jho.oltai. about says and discovered t beef lb weed tbwavtl effects ef fohaco In aa artirl wao anno te appnsr 1 a the paper, bieotel PlficnQtteuabc of Ha thia . WHAT HAPPENED JCIT 1. 1926, New Era Features) fall of HIT Bostoa peace paraad III! Death of 1$ Americans oa steam- mobheA -ship American Atnflrmad Baron Da Drat complete American armyd Constant, loading French Pacifist, corps In the field. Liggett In 47. 8 marines land la Kola criticise W. J. . Bryan for peace U 8 transport Corlngton torpo- view German ta Poland driving di.ed o homo trip. 4-- of craw loaf. all hsfors them Germans (Copyright, 11 al mi sours, though, these ar mor Of t la clearly and moot Impraaafvcly will lt-m- ll T i |