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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22

that Col J. A. os-nb,. .ss- rr.-ii-ns
SAD s-a-ssi manager a! sa- wo",,"a
compsny aaa q .sraefsHSaa,. was III
with sheSsns,i.n and suula mot ar-
.~ar in court. ami the nsskoh sus;h.s
.~t forth that hi. testimony ~"'''i be
~ such mas~sisi aaa Important nat.
ur- that his ptv.~a.- "a. a-s~ssarSs
Judge Nassh~uu 10 sep.s aps-n.~.i
tho nsastoa for sosssnGahf-. sNn'
t~nains anssae other shsnss that II
~a. tho dai, of seass~i tas tso d..
f-ndshis to rsrs~ni an affidavit
sha~ias chat material facts ~-s- u
i.p testified to ss The absent -its
ncs.~s thus s,sinz tho pIsia'if or
psttuni,y tn aami, such s~ssinoey. II
ga. p-,intCd out ,ks, a.suy witnesses
had conc from great distance
from outside the .istr. saa that in
view o.. ali preparations made the
ss.r sh.sid n.s be- ssasinu-ds
judge Waihsu.s ruled shat ,h-
.o.,-.~l sos dss~ndanss >hsuid ss-4
,,s~ . Deposition s-ssins forth the
testimony cf the absent ~sln~as and
declared a s-.rss tas the preparation
Of tho deposition
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22

IBy \. ". Read Secretary Of III"
n HAkISG THE START FROM GALVESTON. TEXAS.
iyu the tourists may his eyes surf bathing
scenes and view the great white caps as they chase
each other from twho knows where) tho great
Gulf OF Mexeo and finally lose themselves the placid
sandy beach the feet of the watchers lie may then
take an admrink look tho great going vessels
lying peacefully AT anchor iasiiy approaching from
the distance. and perehanee he may catch smi.s OF
orders Ia sail oabl. putting iheS. varied
aud enchanting behind he gives his merry h"nk
the great which spans Galveston Hay and
connects the Island city with the outside world pasins
this siideS the beautiful shell road. that
meanders through s~ecisrentrd )a'ssmine grove"
and and ison orchards aions the hanks OF the
buffalo Hayou. and comes into View of the great
city Of Houston which is. some ihnk. destined Ia be
the metropolis. Of the Southwest, stopping there for sasa
the rice fields and SUGAR plantations from which
the nations Of the earth Sc, their supply.
On. on passing Int" the cotton fields where
sameo sinKs hl. plantation .on.s from early morn ~
lsrs. and by many ssan,ifai country homes. waving
eorafisd. an this side golden Grain On that sndarni,
pan.inx n'o fo-.. os " d"freks In III" great A~s'a
I~avinx all hi. behind he l. s:Isins through
Ts,s. wss.hashi- the ini.nd cotton marie,
In the world Is passed aud left hs iaanx star 10 ths
elites Dallas where .sy ssrapsr. .priasins UP. a.
we're ia ni.h' Here he .iii meet ,ha. pssfis.s Gen
Ao xin hi. way. ,hoarh make hi. iaaih.
to leave such soaxsniai sonrany hut he mus. so and
where railroads reach In di'es'.oa sss.
in . ..xoa wheel. rahinE another suppl, .. oil
ssmy h.s-ss Of III. a,sca. rsahands T.sas
Ke,e'ade tho and !. .oec ira.,a. h eyes
fields that surround the historical to~a Of
Decatur through the great fruit belt adjacent, ="
s,:,.s Of Good Roar: S,s TAs,s h meets Is 'sss M
ra,ofs Highway. and his rsns "s pioneer
road buiidsss
Ass,s ,uyn.as on ,As gas. he hikes away to The
beautiful Erasrisd pike out oa'" the roll
prair,.s Z. i.s''nsa .na on :. .h.. ."aass o.
eotstteg dislnneo Vrruon. and otrF aIeeoes
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
ARSON SQUAD" suFFs.
ARE UNDER ARREST

Chclsenham. ENGLAND. Dec. 20
Miss he'd and Miss BLACK. two
members of a militant suffra sr'ic.
'arscn squad who had ciudc,I TIC
'oiic- m many occasions. were
hrcnsh, up in police court her today
on charge Of setting fire yesterday
10 Alsionc Lawn. a large mansion on
the outskirts of this city.
Tho two. who have been re-chrisi.
cncd for police couft purposes. he
cause they refused to reveal their
names. were seen In the neishi,or-
hood Of the burned building. Wh.n
arrested their stockings were fLnnd
TO bc soaked with kerosene. which
had overflowed from the cans they
had emptied on the woodwork Of the
mansion. They appeared In tie
prisoners enclosure barefOote,l.
The accused were rcmanhcd for
further examination.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22

Ol to- hecuH HIGHWAY A>s0eiati"n.
Great Panhandle district Of Texas where the amosphere
Is pure and the breeze cool and pleasant The gasoline
division point Worth Denver City Railroad.
and beautiful rolling praries th.oaah great
The cisansst Town In Texas. where 4. ": Read the
home,y Secretary OF the Coiorad"to-thsf;uif khwsy
resides. aud will be Glad hear any eompaint Mr.
Tourist may maxi. and will that is referred
Ia the proper source.
From hers commences the ascent that will land our
In about hours the Great Iano Esiasado.
the saked plains OF Texas passins thsonsh Carsndoa
buffalo Herd. Ascending here the rock aud speed
Ing viii the pereet plains road. he ssons finds
himself Amarillo. the wonder of the Plains. where
that handsome Presden, of tho Panhandle Dirision.
Seth Holman who will make him feel that he has met
old friend. but he still the perfect nat
u.a highway Now In the great pastures where tho fat
cattle and horse. hrou.e tho saeeaisnt ms.qu, lie
Tesilas where Tesa. and Ssw Mexico meet. Having
covered over 500 miles all Texas soil and has not
gone out os his way.
Now on New Mexico snii. he cisyton. and
soon hs IL al Raion the border of Sss Mexico aad
Colorado. Her. the grandeur of the GIes! Rockies
Highway which carries him hsher and h'sh.s aati he
the summit of the ruoaaiaia thea deseends on
The beautiful city of Trinidad where that pinse of good
fellows Victor frar. psszidsnt Of tho Mountain hi
vision. him tho sights. and passes him snd he
las the great niacs and iron furnaces and
steel mill. No. he soon run. ea,s ,ha, hl.,a.s, CIV,
hi. vision like sentinel passing here hausiai
san,an and brooks that temp, hia ia get oa'
his tishinE tackle and lure tho saaain 'ss'' bat he
press on.
Ne,, he comes to tho h-an,y s,a, Colorado sr'inx.
.ss., time while A. ". Wraas,snn. ,ss, mssshsss Scr
ssssEy paints out the sights but nov he must rss this
~ ~ an. , s' m in ,s s.asss ara sss .ss Of III.
II. ,a,n. on tho Gas ard exceed. tho sped iiuii.
~hiss~. th,o,sh tho city tho safafr leaves hs rar
snss 10 hsssi and drains that he had visited f.is,
lard and that half the beauties 'hss." had cot s+n
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
HcIuNo's JERSEY COW
MOTHER OF TWINS

Not sinvc the newspapers cattied
the. announcement that an Asui'ar
poultry raiser had Matched three pair
Of twin chtcks frum one setting Of
eggs. besides those chick. that cam"
into the world siusiy. has So muCh
excitement, been caused among the
local .tockmcn as has resulted from
the strange thinx that happened 'es
tcrday-the sunday before Christ
mas. too.
The faithful and much beloved
cow of u. T.. McClunr. OF the Chron-
iclc-Ncws gave birth to twin calves.
probably the first twin calves horn
in la. Animas county since the year
~ u. G.. or about two years bcfor,
q. ". Dcrhisk began to keep his rec
ords.
The bovine friends Of the McClung
cream producer are delighted tn learn
that mother and calves arc doing
well -. OIL.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
Alourrnrs on lE1Ai PASS
FOR RESTITUTION SUITS

II, louis. Mo. pcs ga Nhr'asr
,h.t. is a ,csai nasis Tor restitution
suits AGAINST certain directors an.'
:Ue,n-r etrevtnf. a. the 81 .s"its
and Han Francisco ss,ttuaa "n ~
,ovny Of shc stptiea,- r.us.srsScu ci
subsidiary railroads and their sale
10 the fftsso .vs'rn was argued " :
tore Cisvuti Judge saptsrn IN 'r''
vo,,-., states cir,u,, court here to.
DAY.
Tho arguments were On the rr'I-
t,ot of William Niles es New York ~
s,ocsho,dct. cI tho Frisco. who seeks
pcrmt.sic nto lille restitution suits
against certain s,Rdtacte m.tnbcs~
and on tho appir alton Of the r.ccN-
crs for instructions as to whether
they shall Tile suit ior ress,'uiioi.
against certain officers or former OF
ficcts ct the road who we're mc1nners
ct tho syndicate trat rtorotc'i trc
~. I.outs. brownsville ami McN,c,
line.
Henry y. Priest. counsel for tnr
frisco receivers. iiIcd before JunE
sanbcrn TO-DAY a s,ateH ent giving his
relations TO the rcSeivcfshir.
Thts acton was prompted hy tn'
action Of Miles. wnA,r said ths'
Priest. .. attorney for the North
i American company. drew up tic 20
tiion for the appointment of r.
ocissrs. that he then represented th'
Frisco a, the rccciSerstip hcarins
and that he had served a. persona
counsel for James Campbell. presi
dent Of the North American coTran,
for u. r. Npakum. chairman cf th'
frisco board at the time a. recctv'
,rship and for Thomas II. West. tns
chairman tf the board NJ director.
of tho 81. Louis Trust company
which financed syndicates that bu'i'
subsidiary lilies aud sc1d them tc
the ttkco. Mics In hts petition
tlaimci that Priest Was not a prop
Or person to oondUcs a restitution
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
ExPIoQN on BOARD
lu4NAk ROYAL. TRAM

Ro.tcrk. N~cslcnbutz. sshwCrsr.
pe, ga mysterious EXPLOSION
occurred today on tho Wu.s,sa court
special train which va. waiting N
the railroad s,a:Ssn here for the ~.
rival .t the Iowarcr s.mpress MARI
ct Ruse,a from Copenhagen. seven
members Of the train crew ~ctt
badly ,nju~cs'. Thc explosion o.
CURED only rcw inmates pctor'
tn. arrival ot the do~srcr empress
who wa. tound Tor 81. Petersburg.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
WELSH TN ORDERED
Dy Z. 3. cANrCRIkS

i.onson. tsVs Wnlh :in plate
makers have 'Ssssni csfcrs '.r .oe.~
seas" tons fer aslivrry to Nmct,csu
canning and oil concern. ssNs~a
now and Junc. II wa, announces
here to-day.
The United states ts.iu wnicE
ba. s,uost DESTROYED tho welsh TIN
plate trade. p'emi..s :, Us t,sis..I
form. IL is said by .hr mske,.. q.
prove ihrs Aviation nj trc i,dJs,r,.
as they fiud ircy can comprsc .,,,s.
:actortiy With trans. Atlantic ~cn-
yctiiors.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
SEEK TO EvIcr STRIKERS

Lansing. Mich. Dec. :2.-ln nm ef'
fort TO Oust its former employees frou
the company houses. the Quincy min
Ing company. Of the Calumet copper
mining district. appealed to the sn'
prem. court today for an order re-
quirinE Circuit Judge O'Brien oi
Houshton 10 show cause why y writ
Of mandsuins should not b@ iHsneh if
compel him To set aside his orSer al
lowing appeals TO be taken from the
eviction judgment Of the circuit
court commissioner Of HOashiou
county.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
HVVVVVVV y
a .
3 HOUSEHOLD HINTS 9
n@ppa@ua4ea4Hpe

\ good dlsinf-eiant for sink Is
tn put i~o lsbiesnoontuis of ss,sA AMI
q i-aspoanfui Of amNsoania In ms
saiion Of boiling ~ai-s. i'oar mi,
dos the sink.
Marks that have h--n made On
paint with matches may b. removed
bS fir, f,ibbins the mark ~iih lem
on and ~sshink il afi~'vssd si'h
soap AMI water.
To extract the juice from an On
ion. .ss . stis- from the sun' snd at
the onion. arau hack tho skin. ps-ss
the onsaa an = saafsr xssi-s. s"fh'
ins ~i,A a rotary ns.sions
u Sc. t--shs. either lima NJ
.,fiae. arr left over. msh- 'hem In
4. salad. Aid t-- chopped e'is-s,
q s-~ .a.-r. and saA- s-.i s'<r.sr's
ia, .s-r all rf-n.h af-~sins'
To clarity tat which has h-sofnr
dark pat i, In an -nsmsIra sspsss-sh
~i,h ~as-r aaa half = tssspsssnfu, "i
carbonate Of sofia iinii for i~-hs'
five minutes, snai and drain oil anr
water.
To make rice cakes fps an Invalid
~a.h s~. s~s.ps.stais .f sis.' Pas
IL into a tuast ~ water: rover closet,
aad .a sas-ns,s in the as.n ab"sas
three hcass. sisaia. s~--'~n snd
flavor with orange q. i~maHs
ossii. acid -iii clean ~ish-s
chairs saa tables. Apriy ihs a.ii
with a. old t"s,hbsa.h after s'aih'
af~ removed. rinse the article 'b"f'
.asai,. first In .l~sf warm ~a'-s
aas then IN c"s'l.
su.trrias ssssn srois' feet may ~
relieved " .ar essnsr "t tpsi aesa u
m,S-ss with on- oaasr "f tsn-if p"~'
i.t-i .,srch. i'iii a little bas e'
coarse muslin piis this. snd nrtcsr
r,,,ssnx on tho stockings shake ID.
;.s~. .tcs .n shr feet aaa issid- tbs
sho~. The same tssip~ ~ili sns~-'
sar moist hands
Tn. ss- Of an rxG ma, BE- aseuf'
a,-iy decided by makiaz = s"iuss"'
.f salt containing ai-p,t eight osn' =
-> q. the plat. whra ;h- salt j.
dissolved drop the rEs z"nu, int"
the vessel. n the cas- !. one iay old
II will .ink Immediately; II u -
three DAYS old. IL sink. iuss below
the surface. IL five days old "t "ld-'
IL floats
Chop leftover. "t steak. s"as's "r
.s-vs scry tine then grease dcvV
pie dish. rut layer ct cold mashed
potatoes in the bottom. thea IatcS
~. meat. then layer "f nrcs
crumbs: sprinkle with salt aud pep
per: pu, here and there tc~ Pieces
.f butter: moisten with halt '"J
of bcs, gravy. then another layer "i
po,a,o-. tsakc In a moderate oven
for alf an hour and you have ra'as'
able luncheon dish.
II two sias. dishes ar tumh'ers
stick together very tightly. try Hllsns
the inner ono With soid water ami
holdins the outer one in warm water.
They will separate at once.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
NpYIay.(ohasca.


cnsFi~~ Murray aud Narsurf,s1
Joi.nsoa. taih AT th,. city. ~-s'
asi,-s, In mastssss this sft~snnoa b,
Justice ot the r~ss~ 4. \. iso~~s,.
Potts-Allea.
simplicity marked IN" nnpsss'
rites at Als. Jaiia teari siivn OF
.rsisiasa and Claude A. Potts ot isra'
,cr. who were uaH~i in ,nasstazs
yesterday snefnoos ~ tho Wer. >
". ns-ssaii. Oaiy the ase~>>sry ~i''
ns~s~a and f-~ Intimate u'eed'
v'iSn-~.sd the .-f-.ueay. Ns. an'
Mss. posis tell today ier Gsns~'
~hss- tho, ~iii make their none,
The bride 10 ~~ii kro~n ans l-os'
piss IN Ttss,asa and up sa y fe-
'aoaihs axr ~as an op~rsssAs ~ ~
:arsl l~,~cnoc~ "tise~. 80. ~ si''
asrsasvs a the iss~ Mss. kiiA Ail's
rs Gsvs Csvek. Mss iussx - wei
kaovn In the business eiscsss at I'm
,~y,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
TO RICH COAL
LANDS INv0lv WE'D
,c.sssss-A sroa sss- ~

and on much of II the Wootton Land
4 Fuel Co. Is now developing In the
operation Of its mines. The WOOtton
property is In reality the interests Of
the late John pierpont Morgan. the
New York millionaire.
Attorney silverstein for the de-
fehdant. sought in motion pre"cnt-
*, 10 court thi. aftr%roon to secure
a ceNtiauaace Of the case. Ills mo-
,ion ~ fsrtA - afstAavbt Froh N.
II. n AhraAHi aesthja nv. ohoWiAa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
.,,,, an b..aIt .l IN. ,...is.r.

suit nn betaii al In. i-s-issfs
t'ri-s,. in nj. sss,snirass ssi.' that
.arsc OF the sias"saers. Sc sac d.
Milo. ~-f. ua,rs-i ,r.et h- aes me-
Interest ID IN sss ssnss'sss that mas
any dealing. -Mh the rsi's-. sns,
hr had mot ss-n -mr..s~-s s.onsi!b
as sosassi iss taasrss-,I. NesAu-p es
N.s ans that hr hst n.. s-rs.s~as' 2
81 s.~ Nossh A-~9sssa spntranps
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
UNION BREAKS ROYAL
GORGE CONTRACT
ssssssss.A ss.o ess- -

met Manager it~tts. issued The tot
lowing statea.eats
The term .t oar contract sta
the uatoa have '-eVn tiplatcs, nv sLS
,.-r,b~vs 81. the union ssd - 'hss~'
Jos- void. ssoas shts dsy forth ~''l
soadars lh,. m,.~ on an eIca shcr
sae,s ~ not 81 all
Tho Woyal Iorsr mine sYF~~i vi
with the union sbru, Two ~~shs at
ter the present strike ~ss called anil
has .,nr. employed about sist, me-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
OF COURSE THEY BELIEVE

In handk-reh-s
house.
n
all things harmless. ~"
said had than 'h"'"
the
pa,hIpx VIA HI
Il Claus fairy stories but
sy and spiritually r-aiisr this and
cd of chs'ma>iir
i frum-ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
FEDERAL league N0NS
THIRTY BIO PLAYERS

Chicago. Dee. :..-fhir'y big
league players have been signed To
play next season with the FEDERAL
league. President James 4. Gilmore
Of the F-si-rais. said here today, Pull
plans of the league for next year Will
b- given in a detailed statement newt
Monday. said Gilmore.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
AFFINITY SHOOTS
WoMAN'S HUSBAND
sCs.s,sssa ss,.ss sas, u,


Charles srieinian. u MESSENGER
hoy. by whom ib- Niiiiefs snurhi Ia
send note TO Mrs. D- viilisrs- iios-
er. WAS the oriy witness Ia The irak'
~siy. The EOte he carried Vas ad-
dressed iof'NTs. u. viiiiers-" Gio'-r
met the messenger at the door ani
refused tn receive ~. spieiinan r'''
ported To fe viiii-rs. who ih-n went
To the Glover residence a-rc'nt'ni-d
by tho messenger.
When toe door Ans "p-h-si. ar
esrdinx "a spieinan. u" N'iii~''
i-si.-d uroh '.ios~r. snouiins, S"t
ssUs- up ms home" Glover drew M
automatic ri.,ai. spi-iman saia. ANT
,hs.- shot we're fired ~hii- the mr..
ssaprl-,i. H. N,iilSrs ai-'i IN a i-s
minutes. -s,t.sNar.is another r,''
toi. una,ss nars-.i 40. s",ha t'>ia''
,h ..-at mans haH
Immediately after his arrest Giot-
-r retained ise sorpt- pe,is ss hts
enan.-l. iiaAis saii io-iay ihst -
NiI.i--s hsi saai- an ait-r'p safts
Yesterday To So. into sar nrnies'tan
q i.h Mss s.las.s lie sssi s~s nss
ssns which Mas returned Nth sH-
message uhat "a. Glover aia ns.'
carr ia s~- Ns. ss- N,iiss's''
On. .f ti- Niiiirrs' msin ssssss ".
.asains la, -. Aassi"s sss 80 sr~
his ssa ssiiasea. bas't. asss !. sSH
Margaret. as.st, s.
~ VUn-ss ss sait 10 hss- s~~n =
rsn.,ia-ns sesnmahh.r IN th- Isc'~e
.i.s. aarsas 'is- -o'ish Arissn sss
~ i'aess. T~sas. shss 80 hsas.i
~ viiii-r.. Killed al In. Srssi.s iss.
aisa'. ~a. arrested h-,r IN MAJ
i.it. ~ish ,siltS nam. sna'hsf ssn
NnsDhtans Ds q charge ef tisssitss sa
aas- i'san.tsee l. Ms.t-s. Killed ts-
a.r e.s. s.rr sssad- sn .,aspieins ns
~ J. Ntis-rns l'e~f var sstrfsn
~ha eas ss'si,ass sasts~s Ia MsS~sss.
Siisa~a ehssssa lesl isuss ssa ss-s
/ Nsssssss hsA- sss~s~s s'>>ssss -sSsess-si
Mas~ss sart-asasssr = nix sssr- ~
.sS.s,f .a. ssll Madeira. ~.. RAD ss.s
t-ssasr, ss- uiaE nmsss ~ Jssf 4
|; sn.s hA.i ;-~e.e,- irs. er~ --is,-s ai
, N-ss. Iss4. .s-n .-s- asasUs-oi
, a-rs sssefsi Ssse.tas Ias.p
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
SUPREME coURf RECESS

Washington. Dee. .:.-Th" su-
prems court recessed today I" 1ann'
AIRY 9Th. when decisions In several
important eases are expected.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
Social Affairs
Local Functions and
Society News
Entevtaias ss Danes


Roger Prior entertained a s.~ os
his fsi~ads q, a s~s-a o'siorh dinner
Il bis hone on Pia- street. las, -s-a-
lag. Thus~ pfes~nt were W-sie,
Taylor. Claude Chandler. 6~'rE- ,.
Msss asd the host
lythiaa Sister,.
The t'ythian ssstsfs ~iii meet ~
rsaular s~ss,an lnn.ns.oN aiasfrso"s'
ss Castle kaii ~ .sS" oeisrs. \
cAssssm mas program fos the ch'idsv''
u< shr ps~sabess hs. h~~a arranged
i, sad all ose ureeA .so sssrad-
.psinee 4 fsnighi" Hieass.
Trta,aAa sn~af~r sc~s ~sse 'as'
s,shs res~sss,s-d By Gse II sh- scss
i,c~s asd sac~, elsssnssso musical
eos~cssi~s ttas has b~cn s-en 81 u's
Wet sheasrs IN ,-ars. ''Tt- s's,sss
of Toaixht'' ps~ses'si a first s'ss'
east a players ~iss shst d-iishifuis,
piunslux and psru'sr 1prr sfho'''
~ yuC pttusVs sh''' ~ 't~'s '-sN ~
mssy song s,is IN she prusipes'ot..
lh~sy os nimbir shus girls. s'e"~ss
and aanrisR all that srrs with =
successful masicsi som~'J.
TIE show last n,eht i'roiu'es
pretty lsrliy Caldwell .. 'iionnJ
stuart and FRANK Harsh. 1ai'ss1"'
IN stature. and Eva .src, as NW
ssnia. Tho piece has 20 do With u'
prsnes Of the myth,.si land of iar'
saRsa sad who Ia hiss~-i wita wcai''
and all iha, sc~s with y. i"s' '"'
oa~ nisat. Arnold. having bosf
ability and personality. ia ais" a so''
sinscr, aud made IN. most OF hi
role. To ray snat the -''stnee Z"
Toaishl'' ssorvd in trinidad I. put
ting II niidiy.
Arnold has the appearance am
phssiquc and some ci the manner
isema ot Harry Woodruff. 'ta' n.u'
beloved matinee lido, who rca'tsr'
his greatest success IN tie par
Arnold handles the musical end
tho part much better ,hsa Wood
ruf.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
MENE1K DEAD

Adds Abeda. Abyssinia. Dec. "a
It was officially announced today
thai the Emperor Meneitk is dead.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22

Tss aa~ tsos,ssnss los the V'
sundias nj tho government I: p~r
cert hasas sad The fvsis.ass u @
the ps~~~ai ns,isasi currency II ~.
fellows
National nshs. NAV snsi- aprsi'
.a,isa TO lhv treasurer ui the t,,'si
stats to have all their s-sads ssid al
pss ans. soru.si un-fv.ss The ,rcas.
uIsr ~iIi prepare . ii.s II all saem
applications aud furnish u to ihs
t--i-fsl r-.crve hessis The latter may
.ssn,.~i tho regional srsrssr bs.ts ~
purchase sanuaiiy = total -: n".
,ao<- than s.s..s".""" of these
hoaas.
The purr has- money ter tho '-ond
viii xo tn the TREASURER ~hc ~'I'
,sy " vo the taaes srIlsns st~ i.onds.
iis.t a~sastins raonxh To cover ihc
value pf al OF the hank not~s siiii
outstanding. The regional reserve
banx. that purchase the Le,d. viii
bc permitted TO take out an s''sount
of new .utt,aey equal tn the par
, alur Of the touds. OF they may So.
sutv onc.yfae gold notes Of IN"
UN,v-i xsaics Tor Eait ss- value ~.
the hoaJ. snd = Ter cent thirty ,caF
bonds Tor ;nc balance.
u the latter n,cshc-i IL adopted
lh. regional RANK can I've compelled
To rc-wrrcnasc onc-ycas xc,d notes
each year for thirty years. Thc "nr.
year mote. wouId bear 7 rcr cen, N.
ierc~s.
The period within which bank.
| shall ertu Neir r~srrves from tts
easks in central reserve oe reserve
cities was extended nv the eonfrrcnc.
rpmmitic from III two year limit "i
the senate tili to 4 three year limit
Washington. Dct. ;s.-Thc n,im
ina,io0 ot the federal guarantee NJ
hank deposits IRON the new .utrsncl
bill In to bc followed scpn by tho IN
PRODUCTION Of a separate nil TO -
tab,tsh such a guarantee. Chairman
Owca of the senate banking commit;
tee expects to introduc II carly ncS
month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-22
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-11-18
uRar God And Home And Natiue Land"
Communicated By Frances Willard w. @.
I. IL. Bolivar Harpers Ferry.

& Communicated by Frances Willard w @.
T. u. Bolivar Harpers Ferry
The local w. C. T. u. will meet dur
ing the winter, at the homes of mem
bers, in alphabetical order, instead of
meeting in Jonadab Hall, as heretofore.
The white ribboners met at the home
of Mrs. r. E. Billmyer, Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 9Th. Next meeting will be
Nov. Is at the home of Mrs. Jessica
Frye Butts. Officers for the ensuing
year as follows, President Mrs. Celeste
Newcomer, reelected; Vice President,
Mrs R. E. Billmyer. reelected; Cor.
Sec. Mrs. Amelia Pownall; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. Fanny B. Loman. re elected;
Treas, Mrs. Adelaide Decker reelected
The Union maintains four depart
ments with superintendent, viz. Medal
Contest Dept, Mrs. R. Y. Nicholson;
Flower Mission, Mrs. Fanny Dram;
Public Meetings, Mrs. Ella Derry;
Literature and Press, Mrs. Blanche
A. Wheatley.
Miss Ellen Stone. the noted mission
airy, who was captured by Macedonian
brigands, about twelve years ago, and
for whom the American people paid a
ransom of SOS, 900, lectured IN M, P.
Cherch. Harpers Ferry, Saturday eve,
Nov. 9th. Despite the inclement wealth
er the church was well filled, and the
audience edited by an interesting ad-
dress on 1.-The Cid and New Balkans"
Miss Stone has an exceedingly strong
personality, and the local w. C. T. U.
was very fortunate in securing so cele-
brated speaker.
VICTORIES.
The nine states which now have en-
tire prohibition, are Maine, secured in
1851, Kansas in 1880, North Dakota in
1889. Georgia in 1907, Oklahoma in 1907,
Mississippi in 1908, North Carolina in
1908, tennessee in 1909, and West Vir-
ginia in 1912. More than half of the
counties of the Republic, multitudes
of incorporated villages and cities with
the nine prohibition states, containing
upwards of forty-six millions of people
fifty per cent of the population, en-
bracing more than two-thirds of the
entire territorial area of the country
have outlawed the saloon. The traffic
has been driven from the army and
navy. from immigrant stations, and
from the national capitol buildings and
from the canal zone.
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