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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07
Trading More Animated at Noon.

Trading became more animated during
the noon hour. Steel making new high
price for some months. Southern Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line
and Western Maryland were up point or
more. Union Pacific rose IL and the pre-
ferred is.
nine point drop in General Chemical and
a total of five points in Writing Paper
preferred.
Gains of the early afternoon were fairly
we'll sustained but trading slackened as
the supply met the demand.
Traders were evidently impelled to
cover short contracts on news from the
middle west of much desired rains and
the further decline in prices of food
stuffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07

Z VI me DlStrlct OF COlumOla, general
ly far tonight and Friday: moderate
temperature; light to moderate north
to east Winds
An area Of high pressure is moving
eastward across the lake region, and
is being followed by an area Of low
states.
Showers and thunderstorms have oc-
CURED during the past twenty-four
hours in the north and middle Atlantic
states. the lower Ohio valley the north
ern plains states and Florida. The
weather has been fair in most OF the
gulf states.
Temperatures have not changed much
Wednesday morning. Wednesday the
highest temperature was above 100 de-
grees at many places in the southwest.
The indications are that there will be
showers showers within the next It t nhI I
ley. Virginia. North Carolina and
Florida. Elsewhere east of the Missis-
sippi river the weather will be fair.
Temperatures will rise slowly In the
lake region and the Ohio valley to-
night, and the north Atlantic states
Friday.
The winds along the New England
coast will be light to moderate north;
on the middle Atlantic coast light to
tice coast light southwest; on the east
gulf coast light variable. mostly east.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pm, 50;
pm. IS; ~ midnight. T.; today, am,
20; 8 am, y: 12 noon, IS; 2 pm. 81.
Maximum 81, at pm, today: minimum,
CD. at am. today.
Temperature same date last year-Max-
imum, SO: minimum, s.
Barometer-Yesterday pm, 9.3I:
pm, 2995: 12 midnight. 1894; today, 4
am, 1895: am, 299S; IL noon, 5000;
. pm, 5000.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature,
so; condition, AS Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature, 50; condition at north
connection. As: condition at south con-
nection, IS.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide 500 am and 6:22
pm; high tide, :55 am.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7 am and 7:13
pm: high tide, 12:22 am. and 12:47
pm.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt c. c. Carpenter, from marine
barracks Philadelphia, to Army Service
Schools, Fort Leavenworth.
Capt. Z. L. Bigler, to Advanced. Base
School, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07
Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. August Z.
Potomac river clear and Shenandoah
muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07
WEATHER..
Generally Fair Tonight and Friday
Moderate Temperature.

For the District of Columbia, general
1y far tonight and Friday: moderate
temperature: light to moderate north
to east winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-07
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition Of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
so; condition, As. Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature, So; condition at north
connection. As; condition at south con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26
COMO ANILL0 AL DEDO.

propaganda en- este pals, que ma
da tiene que yer con %nuestros a.
suntos interiors;, la hicieran en-
Mexico; 81 nuestros males los ex-
hibieran ante ell pueblo mexicano
y no ante ell pueblo americana,
podrfan ser considerados de otra
manera; pero en- Ia forma en- que
10 hacen, ell verdadero pueblo los
repudia, pues aunque ell PATRIOTS
mo es una fuerza negative en- Ia
pata, por ejemplo, hay mas en- 81
que hace su revoluci6n en- ell Sur
de la Republica, donde los extran
jeros no Sc mezclan para NADIA,
que en- los que vienen a los Esta-
dos Unidos a presentar las des-
nudeces de nuestra patria, para
que aquellos que nos detestan Ian
zen sobre elias ell es~cupitajo de
sus desprecios.
Brutal y despiadada, lleva en-
81 menos encono contra la patria
la guerra del sant6n de Morelos,
que la del figuron de Coahuila.
Mexico, ha dicho alguien y re-
petimos todos, ha de ser siempre
para los mexicanos. Los negocios
de Mexico solo nos interesan a
los mexicanos, y las revoluclones
para derrocar gobiernOs de MeXl-
co. han de ser hechas EXCLUSIVE
mente por los meXicanos, pues de
10 contrario nunca pOdran ser re-
vo~luciones patri6ticas.
Y mientraS Carranza no salga
de la f~rontera; y mientras sus Sc
cuaces sigan hacienda su vergon-
zosa propaganda en- los Estados
Unidos; y mientras vengan clnco
nal merjcopoS a lamer las plantas
del coloso mendigandO simpa-
tias para su causa, no pOdran ser
s~ecundados en- su obra, nj por los
mismos enemigoS del gobierno
que estiman en- 10 que vale la dig-
nidad de la patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26
Un mexicano y su espo
sa fueron arrestados
en- Taylor.

I'm suscriptor nuestro de Geor-
getown, Texas, nos avisa que ha-
ce pocos dias llegaron a Taylor
I'm senior de Mexico y su esposa,
con objeto de dedicarse a traba-
jar, Y que por culpa de otro indi-
viduo, one les hizo una mala ju-
gada poniendoles en- su petaca ro-
pa agena, dicho senior Y su espo,
sa fueron arrestados dos veces,
quedando la segunda en- la car
eel. Esta vez Sc disponian a TO-
mar ell tren para venirse a San
Antonio, cuando los aprehendid
la policia.
Los Sres. Refugio G. Rodriguez
y Antonio A. Martinez, leVanta-
ron una colecta entire nuestrOs
compatriotas para pagan un abo-
gado que defendiera a los presses,
y para ell dia 10 habian va reuni-
do sd. 20, que serviran sin duda
para contribuir a la liberaci6n de
los eSpOSOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26

En- I'M articulo del DR.. Luis La
"a Pardo. recientemente publica-
csdo nor Ell Pals" encontramos
los siguientes conceptos, dirigi-
dos al carrancismo, que lie cae
como anillo al dedo:
''Yo sostengo que los pueblos
t;enen el derecho sagrado de re-
beIarse contra las autoridades
one infringen acknowledgements
las leyes para oprimir y expollar'
v hasta contra las leyes incompa-
tibies con su bienestar; ahrme
M los autores de las verdaderas
revoluciones les decir, de acclo-
Ms violentas e ilegales encaml-
midas a producer cambios en- las
ejndiciones politicas y soclaIes),
no pueden ser equitatlvamente
iuzrados Dor sus cOntempora-
neos. Pero tambien sostengo que
es Y sera siempre un crlmen pre-
parar. equipar y emprender que
rras intestinas con elementos eX-
tranos: If a suelo extranjero a d.
famar. desacreditar y cauSar da-
nos al propio, aliarse con los enc
migos de Ia patria para reallzar
Ell apotegma de la ambici6n de-
senfrenada: dominar o arrulnar'
es ell delito mas grave que puede
cometerse contra la patria.
En- las palabras del DR.. Lara
Pardo, encontramOS Ia justltica-
ci6n de nuestroS asertos. Noso-
tros hemOs afrmadO siempre que
no puede ser patri6tica una revo-
lucI6n que empieza pOr mondigar
la simpatia de los Estados Uni
dos, y los verdaderOs meXicanos,
los que colocan ell nombre de la
patria por encima de todas las
diferencias de partido, opinan
como n~osotros. ST Carranza Y sus
partidariOs, en- Iugar de hacer su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26
Diez mil ferrocarnleros iran a
la campaTa.

Para ell urgentisimo problema
de la pacifcaci6n nacional, ell 60
bierno contara en- breve cor un
poderoso contigente que a no du-
darlo lie prestara gran ayuda para
la resolution del problema.
Diez mil ferrocarrileros, con-
tandose entire ellos numerosos
operarios de los talleres que po-
seen las distintas empresas ferro
viarias, han resuelto ofrecer al
gobierno sus servicios personales,
aiistandose para formar varios
batallones.
Bien sabido es que, con motive
de las irrupciones revolucionarias
en- varias regiones del pals, Sc ha
suspendido ell trafico de trenes en-
una buena parte de todas las IL
meas que recorren nuestro terrific
rio. Por esta causa, las empresas
de ferrocarriles, que daban traba-
10 en- sus talleres a millares de obre
ros, Sc han visto p~recisadas a sus-
pender sus labores, quedando en- la
Gale todos esos operarios. La mis-
ma suspension del trafico ha orr
ginado que muchos maquiniStas,
fogoneros, g~arroteroS y demas
empleados de canine de fierro,
Sc vean obligados a sufrir priva-
clones por falta de trabajo.
En- tales circumstances, toda
esta genie ha creido prestar un
servicio a Ia patria, asi como a
sus intereses personales, uniendO
sus esfuer2os a los del gobierno
para acabar con los reoeldes, a
quienes consideran justamente
cauSantes de su miseria.
Para dar forma a esta iniciati-
va. Sc acOrd6 ceIebrar en- la Capt.
tai una gran convention de ferrO-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26
iQue cosa son las leyes
de n~eutralidad?

Infinidad de wees nos hemos
preguntado que podran ser esas
famosas leyes de neutralidad de
que Sc habla tanto, en- vista de
que a muchos Sc aprehende por
las mismas causas que a otros ma
da les hacen, y que algunos arres
tos no tienen por donde buscarse-
les justification. Y para que no
Sc olga que exageramos, ALI va
I'm telegrama que publico Ia prem
sa ell viernes:
Brownsville, Texas, JUNO 20
Las autoridades del servicio de
immigration de los Estados Uni
dos, han detenido un movimiento
gradual de mexicanos que lban
de esta ciudad a Laredo. Durante
los dltimos dfas, numerosas par
tidas de mexicanos han comprado
boletos de pasaje para Laredo,
con la idea, segun Sc cree, de reu-
nirse ALI a las fuerzas federales.
Seis mexicanos que habian toma-
do pasaje para Laredo, fueron
bajados del tren, entregados a
los soldados americanos y condu-
cidos para su detenci6n al Fuerte
Brown, Estan detenidos en- cum
plimiento de las leyes de neutra-
lidad."
Esta curioso que Sc baje del
tren a los meXicanos que Sc diri-
gen a Laredo, solo porque, segan
Sc cree, van a engrosar las filas
federales, icomo 81 Sc tuviera que
castigar a individnos que van a
OF. as pafses a hacer 10 que les plaz
ca, y que no atentan contra las le-
yes de los Estados Unidos.
A nuestro entender, violan las
leyes de neutralidad los que orga-
niZan aQui eXpediciones armadas,
los que establecen juntas revolu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26
Un policia ~liliputiense.

ST CULVER, al visitar ell pals de
los enanos, hubiera querido llevar
un policfa para que 10 cuidara de
aquellos pedazos de hombre, Sc
habria dado una vuelta por San
Antonio para cargar con Federi-
CO Cardenas, muchacho de 10
amos de edad que muy campante
Sc pasea con SUI uniforme, su ga
rrote y su pistol6n, cuidando q
que los muchachos no anden ha-
ciendo picardias.
Cardenas, que pertenece al cuer
po de policfa de la ciudad, al que
s%eguramente prestara buenos SER
vicios, tiene tres pies nueve pull
gadas de altura. Ell viernes pasa-
do hizo SUI primer pinino, arres-
tando a I'm muchacho vcndedor
de peri6dicos que trat6 de hacer-
lie una mala jugada a otro mas
chico que el, ofreciendo a un mar
chante un peri6dico regalado con
tai de que no Sc 10 comprara al
otro.
Como sus superiores juzgaron
que ell liliputiense policia habfa
obrado con justicia, elogiaron SUI
conducta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26

c~ionarias, los que compran armas
y municiones para introducir a
Mexico, pero no los individuos
que Sc dirigen a nuestro pals Gre
yendose que van aunirse a los fe-
derales.
iEstan lucidos los mexicanos
que quieran ir a Laredo!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26

carrileros de TODD ell pals, con OBJ
ieto de elevar I'm ocurso al Presl-
dente de la RepGblica para que
por conducto de la Secretaria dc
Guerra, Sc les de instruction MI
litar y Sc les proporcionen armas.
Prestaran sus servicios hasta
que Sc haya logrado la pacifica'
ci6n del pals, volviendo despues
a sus trabajos ordinarios.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
AND CONTINUES THROUGHOUT
THE WEEK WITH FINE
PROGRAM.
Which Includes Baby Snow and
Other Features-Vaiuable Prizes
10 &c Awarded.

tn" largest and most intare- r.
Tur" food show that has evor boon
held in Wheeling will he opened .. -.
now Markof Auditorium rr Norls,.
ail from me program thar h1s been
arranged Tor each da. .a d.s.rtirs O.,
tho patronage % aI Wr..irlIf.-
or zach DAY of rho sloH tuo hrrr.Ie
Of nouT viii be- given away tt 'ra
retail Erocors o. tL's c.ty AND a. f.o
clos" ~ tho show q 500 Vtct-u.l r.I
Do" r.ron away o. tho person nu'4.r.
fho lucky ticket. coupons 10 b.. r..ru
away with each admits. tom t.Ckat.
Forty manufacturers o. jI-. foods
VI Do have booths flied V',h eylih.fs To-
fho aud 'or'um and fhe NcE.a Gro.
cory COMPANY of thi4 cirs viIl give
away hot .s~uits made from marvel
-Four. while ouo Of fhn feature rf tfc
OF tho show UI1 Doc fra orrUrfurt'r
lnoriod 'h" people o. Wheeling fs 4no
a wireless Telegraph Instrument .u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
r~ntsiiigsnesr Bursau.
o., Feb. n.

The legislature adjourned this az
ternoon until Monday and Governor
Cox ad a number OF the members OF
the legislature went to Lima TO in
spect the new hospital.
Representative Tetlow, OF Column
oiana county today offered in the
house a bill giving the public service
commission complete authority to en-
force the safety appliance laws relat-
ing To cars.
Other bills introduced include: Res
toring the right OF franchise to dis
fr~anchised citizens OF Adams county
who sold their votes: Preventing Office
holders from managing or helping in
the management OF campaigns: Pro-
viding for flags on election booths:
Making walters produce certificates OF
health: Paying sherins fifty cents "A
day for boarding prisoners and 20
cents a day for boarding insane per-
sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

hack In a gentle rise TO tho doors OF the
capitol.
on every available corner 81 the capI-
tol. and from the toy - house and sem
ate wings OF the building. supplement
tIry stands have been reared. looking
down upon the main structure ana az
f'rdinE Tcrches FOR capital emplayes
and others VII" cannot be accommodated
on the main structure
Days and Nights 90 labor by the foint
congressional committee. a. which Sena-
Tor Crane ~ chairman, and by r. l..
Cornelius. sergeant af-arma OF the SEN
ate Elliott Woods. superintendent OF
On" capitol. and army officers represent.
ing inc general inaugural committee
t1v" resulted IN rhc arrangement or
most Of the details for the event. stII
% dass awaE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

% TweeiS New Se@S ec-aegnty tmmet-6 different HyL-Gays Blues Black, Browns
cable wearing &nment-Nen fitting AMI the seasons greatest vaGe-a1 sizes d extra sizes. .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
SOUTHERN MALE CHORUS
MAKES BIG HIT AT ELKs

The Southern Male Chorus. whose
performances in this vicinity have
made such a hit ia musical circles
this winter. again came before the
public last evening with a perform
ancc entitled An Evening OF Min
strelsy The performance was given
at tho Elbs' club. under tho auspices
% th" Kings Daughters % the Second
tnitcd Presbyterian church. and was
we'll attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
q sack Of -four. Representatives. Of

q sack OF -four. Representatives Of
he J%uergons. Stroehm1n. Bayha and
tmmert bakeries have been secured
10 act as judges 30 the contest and
after the prizes arc awarded the bread
win hc distributed among the different
charitable institutions Of the city. All
bread must ho brought 20 the audi
t"riHm and property listed hy 10
o'clock Nednesi't morning.
Baby SNOW.
on 7hUr-d.y afternoon the much
Talked OF hlhv show Nill o." held and
1|l Iali's iu 'he city az WhceIne un-
d.r q wears of .E" ar" eligible 20 en-
'er. Tho winner of rho contest Will rc.
c"iv" 90 ro.o1rf. Will. - second uril,
VIII lr aGold medal Thron brave
mon. Navor o. O.. Kirk. Val Eru". and
Thomas Padi'u. all a. whom seem ~
care nlt Ifflo for their lives. have CON
scented fo act a- judges
ON Friday a1 children uuds~ th. axe
of o. wears viii h' admitted iron fo tho
auditorium and Dl.l Viii o., presented
with mo- Faster 'Eg This viii De- chI.
dr' u- dat 1ri tH.t viI ha enter
tanned with music while no doubt. tho
exhibitors VI'I dispose az % lars. mum.
l"r of s%outcrir-
Tre show u.U pot come i1 % clp-r
until ls'o SATURDAY. evening bur frs
program for fh. last dl1 OF the exhibit.
ton hHs no' Q ru arranged as ,st.
o. sou have 90 t.,k cominr. ra, ,our
whole lo.a .u .t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

Members of the senate IN voting down
Nj Hrmar's hill prohibiting tho over.
checking Of hank accounts declared mat
the present statutes cover the ground
entirely and that no other laws are
needed. The Beman bin proposed a
maximum fine OF $4,000 or five years inn
r~risonment for any ON" who drew .
check on "a bank FOR mo-a nan his lie
post u ~ were drawn for tie purpose
OF d~efrauding
II ls stated that n tho lii passed by
ne senate fur a commission 20 study
farm credits ahoarI is adopted hy the
house and signed Lv the governor Am
haSsador Nyrnn r Herrirk ~ cleveland.
now IN France. viii Dec named 40 90 Mem
Der y ffle commiseiun.
Tie house passed On SECOND reading
the Smith biil. which requires that 70
man applying Tor o. m%arriar. H.enSe
miIS' present q phys Diau- certificates
20 his health ami 20 woman mast r.ye
her personal affidavit a. 90 her cordi-
ton pnySicially f' tie probate Judge be-
fore the license stall D.. ISSUED
Doubt iS noV expressed - no fnr-.
VIII fuall, pass t-e biil rrpsldfnr f.r
medical and dental inspection OF school
children Tn" chief objection 90 fhc i %
e 'r' eSr'nte o. would entail upon t..
t~IVuarcr~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
tnteingencer Bureau.
Columns. O.. Feb. 81.

Speaker Charles /. swain, OF the
house has %nounc that next week
he will leave the chair and take mp
the fight for the Green Workmen's
Compensation bill. which was passed
by the senate this week. The labor
union members OF the house have held
a caucus and declare they will fight
every effort to amend II.
II is known that a hard effort will
be made in the house to defeat the
measure or seriously amend it and so
alarmed over its fate has the governor
become that he today issued a state
ment demanding tina the house put
through the bill without change.
Little men in the moving picture
business Won a victory In the senate
when that body passed the Foreman
bill reducing the size of buildings in
which picture shows may be given
from - 10 Is feet in width and from
Il to Il feet in height. The bill al
ready has passed the house. Hints
were made that picture show men had
been lobbying for the bill. The de
bate was a lively one.
Senator Cunningham introduced the
administration bill providing for the
state agriculture commission 10 handle
the work Of the present board OF agri-
culture. live stock commission. fish
and game commission. board OF control
of the agriculture experiment station.
board of pharmacy. II secretary OF
agriculture and dairy and food com
missioner. There will be four mem
bers of the commission. three 10 be
selected by the governor. n by the
trustees of Ohio State University. to
serve six years n draw $1,000 a
year.
Mrs. Philip Snowden. wife NJ n
member " parliament. addressed the
house yesterday afternoon Taxation
without represention is tyranny she
declared in telling ~ the womcn's
night for the voting privilege.
Senate bills introduced include: Re-
pealinC the annual examination stat
ute for county trcasurcrs. Placing
fraternal fire insurance companies I'M
der the supervision II the state in
surancc commissioner.
Passed Providing for the appoint
meut Of \ commission TO investigate
rural credits.
BILLS defeated. Making land owners
liable for damages 10y dogs harbored
by enants Making e. "A felony or
misdemeanor to issue a fraudulent
check.
The house approx ed the admins
tration primary election hill by pass
ing IL on its thfd reading. So - an
not he amended now when IL comes
to final action. Candidates for al
Offices except those in villages under
2.0ou would have to he nominated hv
petition aud placed on tho ticket POS
primary elections the last TUESDAY In
August. except IN presidential years.
when % would BE- held tho last Tues
a in April.
Presidential and senatorial prefer
enoe primaries are also provided for.
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- 80. AlE
say 4: they will abide by their party
platform.
The Ohio senate has passed the
Weiser bill. which Valldates all bond
issues and contracts for road con-
struction entered into under the pro-
visions Of the Garrett act. which was
repealed by implication by the legis-
lature last year when IL adopted the
Braun bill. The supreme court an
nulled the Garrett law. In more than
twenty-five counties contracts valued
ut thousands OF dollars had been In
Validatedby the decision.
The Mooney bill passed by the SEN
ate makes n lunscy commission OF
the state board OF administration. en-
powering II to release or transfer in
sane prisoners to state Institutions
Thu Greenlund bill passed by the
senate permits penitentiary c%onvicts
10 work on the woman's reformatory
at Marysville.
The senate. 10y n vote Of Is 20 -.
sustained its m On taNatfon.
which had voted down the Plotting meas
ure. which would give the cities OF the
state authority TO fix their own tax rate.
This was characterized as home rule in
taxation and had tact tacit Endorsement
IN the Democratic state platform. This
question has caused the Democratic adj
m'nistration much annoyance and al
though Senator Potting wanted To
threSh the subject out on the floor OF
the senate but the senators Thought
best 70 head him OF and get out or a
tickIish situation by upho!ding its com
mittee. Mr.. Plotting said be had worked
eleven years on the schem" and that the
Democratic party. by it's action. had re-
fused To fulhll one of its campaign
pledges.
The Cox administration is now behind
n plan for a budget commission whose
dutN Will be To- pass on the amounts
asked by the various state departments
for their operating expenses. II Is he
lieved that IN this way operating ca
penses could be decreased 20 per cent.
The bill. which may be introduced In a
Few days. would make the governor.
auditor, treasurer and the chairman OF
each house members OF the board.
The judiciary committee Of the senate
has amended the Morris bill and by its
change the pay Of jurors is put n 50. 50
a day and 3 cents mileage each way is
added. The pay now Is s. a day and ;
cents mileage.
Sunday baseball won n victory when.
IN the senate. the hin against - was re-
f"rrei 90 the committee en- muunsIpaI
AFFAIRS instead az tp the judiciary COM
mltte". A. requested boy its author. Seua-
tor Brennan. \ bin Offered To- the -en4t.
would impos" q ttne OF from $40 20 500
and a jail sentence II Be- days on any
persons who clip from newspapers or
magazines IN a public library.
The senate committee ON Sanitasv
laws will send back 10 that body the hill
FOR the creation % "A live stock commits
sion without recommendation. There
mas been "a big tight over the measure.
which provides FOR a commisSfo on 10
'Namin" all cattle. administer treatment
and Kill diseased stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

Charlie Tefge az NeW York. n
years old. is six feet tall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
WHAT THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE DAY

Candidates for the legislature must
say 4: they will abide by their party
platform.