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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
THIRTY new MEMBERS
AT THOMSON CHURCH
HOMECOMING SERVICES HELD
YESTERDAY MORNING.
Easter Music Is Repeated and Rev. J.
Sumner Stone, Of New York,
Delivers Sermon.

At the morning services yesterday
at the Thomson Methodist church on
the Island thirty new members were
taken in as the result OF the untiring
efforts OF Rev. Frederick +. Ross and
the members OF his flock The recep-
tion OF the members was in the ma,
ture OF a homecoming service, as
practically every member OF the
church was in attendance. the audito
rum being filled to it's capacity. The
pastor. Rev. F. +. Ross. delivered a
short sermen upon the subject OF
The Church OF the Family" which
was followed by the reception OF the
thirty members.
A part of the music rendered at the
Easter services was repeated by re-
quest, under the direction OF Mr..
Frank Kincheloe. In the evening
Rev. J. Sumner Stone, a prominent
pastor of New York, delivered a pow
erful, as well as an earnest, sermon
upon the subject of The Love OF
Christ" Following his sermon a col
lection for foreign missions was
taken up and the sum of 500 was re-
ceived. Several additional members
viii be receiyed into the church at a
later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

After man has been elected to Of
iic' he IS apt TO forget those who put
him there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

Or Crafts said that there were seven
Strings To the bow Of sovereignty. Tho
hrSt Of these - the mayor. who IL tho
chict executive and who b. a failure
unless he enforces tho laws Ia his
twenty three years Of experience. Tr.
Crafts said h. had found v.rv favy
good mayors. he told in detail ~ tho
great power Of the mayor To- stop such
tolations ~ the law as Illegal saia ~
hquor. immoral posters and moving
picture shows ~ q certain class. ne
advocated submitting theatrical post
ers 70 the y. ". q. a or some similar
body for approval In speaking 81 the
prevalence ~ pictures of suggestive
character. Dr Crafts said thar oven
IN tho better class stores could be sen
pictures with the degrading inscr.pt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

ioH. I love my wife. but o you KID
The second string 20 the bow. he
said Is the police force. which should
not wait for orders bot should enforce
the laws and ordinances. The third
string II the prosecuting attorney who
should not wait for evidence OF crime
TO be brought To him by orders but
should get out and ind II. The fourth
string Is the judge. who should not sit
passively. and inactiVely but should In
reality be a leader against In fractions
OF the law. The NTH string Is the
sheriff OF the county whose business
IL IL TO suppress chronic lawlessness
and who has power 20 act I'm the city
as well outside OF Il. The sixth string
is the governor OF the state. who has
power TO take possession OF any city
and enforce the laws The seventh
string is the sovereign citizen. who has
the right to demand that all the laws
be enforced"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
MEMORIAL
or wheeling Lodge No. 81. Loyal Or.
der Of Moose, to be Held
Next Sunday.

At a meeting OF Wheeling Lodge
No. 81. Loyal Order of Moose. yester-
day afternoon, arrangements we're
iurthered for the holding Of the an
nual memorial services OF the organ
ization next Sunday. Various com
mittees havc been appointed to ar
range for the affair. which promises
10 be very Impressive. The various
lodges all over the State held ser.
wees yesterday. but the local organi-
cation could not arrange for II. owing
10 the removal OF the club 10 the Er.
erter building a few days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

tnelr congressman electrical treatment
OF the political spine Speaking 81 the
IlGuor traffic here. Dr. crafts expressed
the opinion that the only hoe ~
wheeling ever getting rid 81 thu evil
~ through state law
The Holy city ho defined as "a city
ui COD ir this world. Cain" said DIR
RATS. built the first citr and has
slnr" been the leading spirit Ira an Of
them q city ~ God. he said would
Do" one Goo which was fulfilled m.
prayer. They kingdom come. thv viii
i' done. on earth az 50 is IN Heaven"
br crafts described Toronto. Canads
as being very nearly Christian city.
ir crafts described his custom 81
cleaning out news stands ln the cities
That b. visits by either pcrsuadlng or
compelling tho pr0prlet0rs CO. stop soil
inE periodicals that corrupt lie told
~ the state law against this class ~
literature and corrupt pictures and
said that while persuasion was often
aI that mas necessary. The law could
easily he invoked
The Bow Of Sovereignty.
Takirg up tho aour~a- from which
good city government may be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
Robinson Punenl,

The funeral OF the late Miss Anna
i'ohinson VIII be held this afternoon ~
CLOCK from the home Of her sister.
II-. =. - burning. OF No. Il Sixteenth
rect The Rev. DR. g n Robinson. ~
ne First United Presbyterian church
y "Hlcn she was a member, will of1ci-
- ana the interment will be made "a 2
W WOOD cemetery. Miss Robinsor
VINO was 20 years OF age. was born I'M
u ttlalu anu came to this city when
slH three sisters and three brothers. as
,,9tlloWs. Mrs Eliza J.. Dunning and
-. -. ,, rate nan. OF THIS city. and Miss
ara Robinson. Of Okiah oma: lanes
mo AKIN Robinson, both Of Oklahoma.
ana Robert Robinson. Of GAINESVILLE. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
Geese Obssqui.s

,. wv I' lIf afternoon from So T.Ir.r
I..arf,. 'r1I church viII be hold t.a ~
h'ial "t the lHfH Charles Geese. the FOR
-tN Ni.f % stpzic maker " fHie
w, whose drnfr occurred ON Friday
il Wr ..fuc or IIs snu-iu-1aw. o. tsoer-
t-..' .n tlIt H"rE Tho Ers ur Will
inrn q Elfart viii onlriate. ana +rc t'
l'L NeNi VIII us made lf' Greer. -r,..II
'tHelffy l.H IDrfHfrI was o.. t.r..
iE'. Hni tNr croafer part lf OBJ. ire
" fH spent In f.Ia UI.y Ilr many t,...'
!" NH. employed nf fIo rlftrs ef.rI.
factory inrff Nslre ago Is vna urIf.f
ih Hnffiifo tu Miss Anna krYn IHr...-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
REFORMER SPEAKS
AT FOURTH Street
DR.. WILBUR =. CRAFTS DELIVERS
INTERESTING TALK.
Tells Of Ways IN Which City May Be
settered-Oeseribes Duties
Of Officials.

Dr. wilbur g. Crafts ~ Washington
~. g. superintendent ~ the Inter-
national Bureau ~ Reform addressed
large audience last evening az
Fourth Street ST. T.. church ON the
subject. THE Holy Gffv Coming
Down" A. previor~'v announced Br.
Crafts spoke 20 some extent on local
conditions and several city officials
were IN tho audience.
IN his Introductory rarnarks Ur
Crafts spoke ~ tho interstate iiquor
law which VIII soon Doe before COM
gress and urged his hearers to aive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

Ilfing up The Fouroa- from which
good city government may boz secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

"nd IS survived by the following four
uildren; Rev. William Geese cort
Geese and Mrs. .. GoerIich. OF pits
burg. and Miss Elsie Geese. OF This city-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

, FROM the family residence st M COS
vain street was held yesterday after
noon the funeral OF the late Mrs. Mag
10 leht Koch. whose death occurred M,
thursday Tho impressive and largely
attended services were in charge OF he
Johns Evangelical church. ana ne -
,erInent was made at Greenwood Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

Don't blame the actor for trying 10
make show OF himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

Even a man who is fond of horses
doesn't like to be nagged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Alarm In Too much Exercise.

Dr Lawrason Brown and Or. +. n.
uaise Of Saranac Lake. in an article
~ properly Regulated Rest and TX
errise ia Pulmonary Tuberculosis" in
,he June number OF the Journal OF the
outdoor Life. holds that the action
q, the poisonous germs OF this disease
a. HE body is very similar TO that Of
o.erexcrcise The poisonous irrita-
ton caused by he germs gives the
organs and tissues OF the body a dou-
SIS load 10 carry. Drs Brown and
Hcise emphasize the importance OF
rest in the treatment OF tuberculo-
sls. but also insist that properly reg
ulated exercise is very neces saTy.
They state their conclusions thus:
no sum up. exercise when properly
regulated and systematically graded
Is an important factor In the treat
mcnt OF pulmonary tuberculosis
Through II the patient is in many
cases returned 10 home and family
With lessened chances OF future re-
lapse. At the same time part Of his
earning capacity is restored. and he
Is consequently financially less de-
reudent upon others. relieving him OF
much worry, expense and hardship"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
OF the c

ben" said his friend, waking M
from a reyerie in which he had been
gazing abstractedly at the shiny ex-
panse OF Bens skatin' -rink-for- fies. is
there nothing you could do for your
baldness?"
Ben, by the way. is only forty
mo, lad" he replied with de-
cision. Fifteen years ago | was
counting strong, and | tried lots o
things. But about that time t. prince
OF Wales-Edward, you know-come
10 open L new hospital, and said to
myself as socn as ! saw him liftin'
his hat TO { crowd. Ben, my lad. tina
can give il up as a bod job, and save
thy brass. IL there was owt at 'ud
cure bald head they'd ha cured
his "-Tit-Bits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
STATE HAPPENINGS
RECORDED IN BRIEF
NEWS ITEMS FROM ALL OVER
INDIANA.
Taft TALKS FROM TRAIN
President Makes Six Speeches in In
diana Within Three and One-Half
Hours-Wsrned Against
Strenuous Esertion.

On the Presidential Train. Marion,
July president Taft made six
speeches in Indiana within about
three and one-half hours. In doing
so he broke over the program,
which provided for only two speeches
and shocked the members Of his
suite. who cautioned him in vain
against such strenuous eXertion dur
INK such torrid weather. Tie great
est OF these speeches and one that
fairly teens with interest, is his ad-
dress on Peace" at the National
Military Home in this city. This
speech is in the presidents best
style ard is one Of the most enter
tanning productions that has ema-
mated from the White House in re-
cent years. Its effect was partially
lost on the audience from the fact
that he read every word from manu-
script. but il is a speech that will
live and bear the test OF close
analysis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
County Tressurers Late.

According 10 word from the Office
of the auditor of state. several coun-
ties will find themselves liable to a
penalty of 800 for failure 10 make
the semi-annual settlement with the
auditor before the close Of business.
Sixty counties have not yet settled.
II is said the auditor will not be able
to attend to all the settlements yet
TO be made in the time allotted be
cause OF the time necessary for each
settlement. One treasurer came in
to make his settlement and an exam
ination showed there was a discrep-
ancy OF $4,000 between the amount
owing and the amount he had brought
with him. He was compelled to re-
turn home for the difference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Messenger Gone; Accounts Short.

Shelbyville. July with a known
shortage Of more than 500 TO his dis
credit and the strong probability that
he has also stolen $4,000 package
of currency. Bronson Walker, twenty
four years old. an employe Of the
Adams Express company here, is
missing from his usual haunts. Com
pany detectives are so hot on his
trail however, that Il is believed his
arrest Will be brought about within
the next twentyfour hours. He is be
neved 10 be in Chicago. The 500
shortage is due to collections the
young man made on c. O. ID. pack
ages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
ouardsnen Get Camp Order.


George vs.. Mccoy. adiutant general
cf the Indiana National Guard, has is
sued the concentration order for the
state guard companies for the encamp-
ment 10 be held al Fort Benjamin
Harrison July 17-26 The order pro-
wacs for transportation 70 the camp az
follows.
First Infantry Company A. Vim
ccnues. Via r. q T n. special; Com
pany b, Terre Haute. via Biz Four;
Company G. New Albany, via Louis
vile a indianapolis traction line;
Company ID, Spencer via vandalia, !.
& v Division Company f. Spencer.
via +. & 4. II special. Company +.
Madison. via Pennsylvania, Louisville
division; Company G, Muncie, via In
diana Union traction, special: Com
pany II. Bloomington. via Monon:
Company !. Washington, via T.. & |.
and Vandalia; Company X, Martins
Vile. via Big Four; Company l.. Mount
Vernon. via +. & T. H.; Company NJ.
Jeffersonville. via Louisville & Indian
apolis traction line.
Second Infantry-Company A. In
dianapolis. via Indiana Union traction
line. Company d. Charlottesville. via
Ben Hur traction line; Company c, In
dianapols. via Indiana Union, Com
pany d. indianapolis. via Indiana
Union: Company +. Franklin. via Big
Four; Company r, Winchester. via In
diana Union; Company G, Portland.
via Union traction line; Company Ii.
indianapolis. via Indiana Union trac-
ton: Company ]. Kokomo. via Indiana
Union traction. special; Company r..
New castle. via Newcastle traction
line; Company l.. Lebanon, via Big
Four; Company NJ, Anderson. via In
diana Union traction infantry band.
Marion. via Indiana Union traction.
Third Infantry-Co Company A, Albion.
via Baltimore a Ohio and Winona
traction line; company b. Angola, via
Lake Shore and connecting traction
! lines; Company c. Monticello. via
Monon; Company d. Fort Wayne, via
+ Fort Wayne e. Wabash Valley trac.
ton line, Company Z, Elkhart, via
4 Chicago, Lake Shore * South Bend
traction line. special; Company r
South Bend, via Chicago. South Bend
& Northern Indiana traction. special
Company G. Columbia City. via
Pennsylvania and connecting traction
lines Company II. Warsaw, via Wi
mona traction line, special Company
I. Plymouth. via Lake Erie ( West
a-r Ccrnranv 4 Auhffrn via traction
special. Company L, Goshen, via Wi
mona line; Company NJ, Rensselaer,
via Monon; band. Peru. via indiana
Union traction: signal corps, Indian
apolis. via Indiana Union traction
hospital corps. indianapolis, sam
line. hospital corps. Frankfort. VII
Monon. Headquarters detachment
will move with the companies situa
ted in the same cities.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
OllTTING 1T RATHER NEATLY
piece o. HumOr That ln,ed u'hden'
Professor 20 the Highest
Summer Of JOY.

=, Is told that after Professor Ay'
..-r had made proposals OF marriage
I, Miss Emily Jane Wilson. daughter
\, christopher North. he was. as a
,-,,t.r OF course. referred TO her "a
,r.r AS the professor was uncom-
monty dlmdent. he said 10 her:
er-.ilv. my dear. you must speak TO
,lm for me. could not summon
r,.raee 10 speak TO the professor on
this subject
.Papa is IN the library" said tho
laly ).
~Thcn you had better go 10 him. ;"
.,is The professor. "pd ! ~ill wait
here
There being apparently no help for
/, ,he lady proceeded TO the library.
.para's answer is pinned 10 the
tsrr OF my dess." said Miss Wilson.
~ she reentered the room.
Turning around. the delighted sutton
read these words:
With the authors compliments
Success
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
MUSIC TEACHERS
END CONVENTION
STATE ASSOCIATION RECON-
MENps THE PUBLICATION OF
A NEWSPAPER.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
}. M. Black Of Washington Is Chosen
President and Minnette &. Harlan
Of Frankfort Is Vice
President.

The delegates 70 the convention
Of the Indiana State Music Teach
ers' association concluded their
business al Shelbyville. The nomina.
ton committee made its report The
name Of Mrs d. ID. Michel was sub
stitutcd for that Of Miss Jane; Smith
as member Of the executive commit
toe, and the name OF W. f. Moore was
substituted FOR that Of Miss Mary r.
stone on the public schools commits
sion.
The Ulcers and committees. as ac-
cepted By tile convention are. Presi-
dent. " Black. Washington. who
selected Miss Minnette f. Harlan OF
Frankfort as vice president; secretary.
j. ) Berger Of Lafayette treasurer,
l.. VI Tillison OF Connerswlle. audi
tor, Chesctine johnson Of St Joe
Executive committee-W 4 Fisher Of
Peru. Mrs d. d. Mitchell OF Martins
Vile and Myers Gordon Of Marion
Program committee-Percy Nuss
baum OF Marion Emma HtChen Of
Greensburg Public school commission
w E Brown. Newcastle. Harry
Cast Of Seymour. and W. + Moore OF
Flora Mr. Tillison was made a mem
Der of the press committee.
The committee on the president :
address recommended that the pro
gram OF the meeting be placed in the
music journals OF the west as early as
possible. and that a journal be pub
hshed by which the interests Of the
association may be advanced its mem
bers kept in touch with IFS work and
it's membership increased The re
port also said we ndorse the idea
Of the president for a more educa
ticnal program and congratulate the
association ON their excellent round
table lectures and discussions pro
vided By the program committee and
recommend their continuation and il.
possible extension
"That while the selfperforminl
piano and the phonograph and graphic
phone are doing their part towar,
bringing the people OF the country I,
a high appreciation and love of goot
music. il is still mp TO the music teach
crs themselves 10 extend and empha
size this work and to keep and en-
courage the production of a higl
grade OF music 10y their pupils.
we indorse the idea OF the presl
dent Of allowing credit for outsid
work IN music done by high schoo
pupils The fact that some of tn
I cities are adopting this course prove
the feasibility Of the idea, and We be
/ We've its general adoption gradual
( 20 be certain The active interest O
the music teachers themselves will b
I necessary. however. 70 the more rapi
advance OF the scheme" The repor
was signed by w = y Browne an
II. c. Cast and was adopted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Appoints Negro Delegates.

Governor Marshall appointed the
following delegates 70 the National
Negro Educational congress. which
viii be held in Denver, Colo. August
u TO Is c. J. Walker, Indianapolis;
II. c. Williams, Franklin, Thomas f.
Taylor, Indianapolis: 5. W. Stewart.
Terre Haute; r. ID. Blake, Terre
Haute: p 7 Miller. Evansville; Rev.
.. J. Prince. indianapolis; Dr. ]. II.
Ward. Indianapolis; J. II. Lott. In
dianapolis: Miss Lillian 7. Fox In
dianapolis: r. l.. Anth. Nincennes;
Willis 5. kersey. Indianapolis; Miss
Frances Berry. Indianapolis: G. l.
Hayes. indianapolis; Or. w r. Brown,
Indianapolis; Mrs T. b. Ransome. In
dianapolis: Charles Hawkins Wash
ingtcn. indianapolis. II. L. Saunders,
indianapolis. DR.. George w Buck.
ner. Evansville. Miss Carrie Barnes.
indianapolis. Dr. w. w. Anderson.
South Bend: Or. George II. Schaffer,
Marion: George L. Knox, Indianapo-
lis: Miss Mary f. Washington. New
Albany, and Gurley Brewer. Indian
apolis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

Michigan City.-Illness, following
an attempt last winter TO commit
suicide. has caused the death Of VIII
c. Fargher. fifty years old. m insur-
ance agent
Muncie DIR Edmund A. Neville,
accused OF being the author Of sew
eral anonymous letters sent local
ministers. has gone TO Canada on a
two months vacation
Warsaw rowing and swim.
ming. Claude Sellers. nineteen years
old. and Onas Mineland. eighteen
years old. we're drowned IL Sholburn
lake. near here. The bodies we're re
covered
bloomington. Although this city Is
entitled 10 only one more saloon on
the basis Of one TO every 1000 inhab
itants. four more applications were
filed with the county commissioner
wher the board convened.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14

Evansville. July 5.-Robert II. Van
divert. age twenty-five. Of St Joseph,
No. foreman Of the construction gang
on q large steam shovel plant being
erected here. was shot and instantly
killed in a revolver duel with Upton
Hunt. a young negro. Hunt was
wounded three times and viii die.
Hunt. Il is alleged. went 70 the fac
tory site 10 settle a grudge for not
having been paid off when he quit
work and drew his revolver first
Vandivert's father IS the superintend-
ant Of an insane asylum at ST. Joseph
No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
pas.eur Fund Reaches Mark.

The state board OF health hereafter
will be able TO pay for the Pasteur
treatment to persons bitten by rabid
dogs out Of the "hydrophobia" fund
created by the last legislature. Tho
fund passed the $4,000 mark. as re-
quired by the law before any part OF
IL would be available. The receipt OF
1921 from Albert Sahm. auditor OF Ma
ron county. for this countys portion
Of the fund brought the total amount
mn TO about s.. 100. The board has
been forced to deny treatment TO per-
sons who sought treatment under the
law as the fund had not reached the
required amount.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Eslr Grounds TO Be Protected.

For the first time In Its history the
Indiana state fair grounds viii have
fire protection during the coming fair.
and continuously thereafter Arrange
o,snts we're completed for the install
lation OF fire hydrants on the grounds
following visit there by Charles
Downing. secretary Of the board. and
T. G povd. president Of the Indian
anolis water company. The officials
of the company will inform tho board
within n day or two OF the cost Of the
extension Of the mains and the install
la,,on Of eight or ten hydrants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Given sentence for Bigamy.

Evansville. July Gal STROLLER.
thirty-fye years old. a salesman for
electrical supplies. who lives in
Columbus. O.. was sentenced for
from one to five years for bigamy by
the circuit court on proof that he
married Miss Pauline Morgan OF Cen
trail city. Ky. in this city when he
had wife and children living at
Columbus Strother was arrested in
St. Louis. Mo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
Eroir.e,,s VII. Drinks Acid.

Frankfort. July 5-Mrs Anna
Clouser. wife Of Frank Clouser. a
Glover Leaf engineer. committed sui
eide at the family home by taking
,arbolic acid. She had been in poor
health for long time and had
manned self-destruction. as she left
note TO that effect pinned on her
iress. She is survived by the hus-
oand and two children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
orders Harrison Home Sold.

indianapolis. July 5.-Former Pres
ldent benjamin Harrison's homestead,
On North Delaware street, IS 10 be
sold. The order was included IN
Judge Golfers final decree SET
ding the partition suit brought by
Russell - Harrison against the
other children This property VIII
no- be sold for less than $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-14
This is Why

Maybe you wonder why your dealer viii give
you a signed guarantee with GEMCO har-
ness. warranting II against defects.
n you would take trip through The GEM
co factories. you would soon learn why.
only the best grade of leather IS used. and
this Is examined when wet az the cutters
bench TO see that there are no holes filled
with heel ball or cuts pasted together. The
hardware used Il the bost-the thread is pure
linen amd the man at each machine IS
skilled mechanic.
After the harness Is completed Il Is again
inspected for defects IN workmanship, and
when found o X IN every respect the guar
antee tag "a attached Your dealer runs no
risk when he guarantees it-you take no
chances when you buy IL.
For sale by your local dealer. II he has not
the kind you wish. write us for catalog No.
Gil. mentioning his name.
THE GRAF -noRsBAcH CO.. CINCINNATI. OHIO