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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
Have YOU
"the Ad-ReadinS
Habit

The dissemination Of news in
the news columns Of the daily
press is a tribute to the age in
which we live The days hap
penings and current events are
recorded with lightning rapidity
and remarkable accuracy, con
sidering the adverse circum'
stances under which the news
gatherer is obliged to operate at
times.
But the advertising news?
What Of that? Have you OBJ
served how much real Informing
news there is in the clean-cut
attractive announcements Of our
advertisers?
While it is the prime purpose
Of this newspaper, as Of other
first class papers, to serve its
readers with all the news, we
feel that you are not getting
your moneys worth # you neg
leot the many interesting, help
full, and practical suggestions in
the advertising columns
II you have not formed she adj
reading habit begin today. You
have been oyerlookine to your
loss one Of the most profitable
features Of THE OPTIC
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
PolNcARE co.'s WISHING

Paris, June 20. President Raymond
Poincare is to pay his first official
visit since his election He is to pass
four days in London Elaborate ar
rangements have been made for his
reception by the king. the government
and municl lpalit
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
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House.
Met at noon and sat IN joint ses-
sion with the senate TO near Presi-
dent Wilson read his currency adj
dress.
Representative Kahn introduced a
resolution calling for all papers relat-
ing to the postponement of white
slave prosecutions in San Francisco.
Bill for Hetch Hetchy water works
for San Francisco agreed on by
house lands committee and intro
duced.
Adjourned at I'll p. m. to noon
Tuesday.
Senate.
Met at noon and recessed to sit in
joint session with house.
Refused unanimous consent to pass
the Alaskan railroad bill.
Senator Perkins introduced Hetch
Hetchy water bill
Adjourned at lao p. m. to 2 p. M.
Thursday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
sdMMEK COURSE IN JdIRNA lsM

Madison, Wis. June %. The first
summer session Of the school Of
journalism at the University Of Wis
consin opened today and will con-
tinue until the end of July. The sss-
sion is in charge Of Prof. w G..
Bleyer, head Of the journalism de-
partment at the state university The
work of the newspaper reporter and
correspondent, news gathering and
the writing Of news stories and the
preparation Of special articles for
the magazine sections Of the news
papers will be embraced in the
ummer courses.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
TO BE INVESTIGATED
PRESIDENT WILSON INTERESTED
IN ALLEGATIONS MADE BY
ATTORNEY McNAB.

Washington, June 49, President
Wilson said today he would ask At
torney General McReynolds for a re-
port Of ali the circumstances which
led to the postponement Of the Diggs-
Caminetti white slaves cases in Cali
fornia, because Of which United
States Attorney McNab wired his
resignation. The president said he
had no knowledge of the affair until
he read it in the newspapers, but it
appeared TO him at first glance that
the reason given for the postpone
ment OF the cases that the commits
sioner general of immigration might
attend the trial Of his som was a
humane one. The president was Of
the opinion that the delay would not
embarrass the case. though he de-
clared that he would look into the
matter.
Mr. McNab's resignation was put
on the presidents desk today and
it was said it would be acted upon
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-23
Not well Founded

Resolutions calling on Attorney Cen
eral McReynolds for all papers in the
postponement Of the Diggs- -caminetti
shite slave and the Western Fuel
company cases in the federal courts
Of California, were introduced today by
Representative Kahn 81 California The
resolutions are separate, the first call
ing for all the papers in The white
slave case and the other for the papers
in the fuel prosecutions
President Wilson already has called
on Attorney. General MMcReynolds for
statement Of the reasons for the
.postponement
David Starr Jordan called at the
White House and talked with Presi-
dent Wilson about the cases.
q told the president that Mr. Nc
Nabs statement was not well found
ed. said DR.. Jordan. when his confer
ence was ended.
Representative Hinebaugh Of Illinois
progressive, also introduced a resolu
ton for an Investigation Of the case
He wants the judiciary committee K
look into It and hold public hearings
Late today Herring ton S telesam de
manding the removal of Attorney Gen
eral McRaynolds was received at ~
White House. Secretary Tumulis sill
iay 1t before the president
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
GREAT INTEREST IN
 LAYMEN'S CONVENTION MANY PROMINENT MEN VII, SPEAK AT MEETING OF LAY. MEMS MISSIONARY MOVE.
 MENT IN MEMPHIS.
SESSI0NSF FEBRUARY 18.19-2O
Many Important Questions Win h. Discussed by the Convention at
 the Threedays Meetinas.

Memphis, Tennessee Great in. terest is centering here in the com. Ing convention of the Laymens Mis- slonary Movement of the Southern Presbyterlan church to be held in this city February 1920. An excep. tonally strong lot of men have been announced on the program and it promises to be a convention of an exceptionally high order. Those who have attended previous conventions held by this movement in Birming ham and Chattanooga testify that they have been meetings of great power and they have demonstrates in no uncertain terms that the church has not lost it's power with men.
 Among the many important ques tons that are to be considered by this convention may be mentioned the following:
 The Country Church.
 This mighty national defense will be prominently discussed before the convention. Men have been engaged who will bring genuine soul-stirring message.
 Immigration: It's Advantages and
 Evils.
 More and more is this becoming vital issue with us in the South. We are planning to present facts and fig ures that will be of the utmost inter est to every man who has the wei. fare of the nation at heart.
 Federation.
 Here is the subject that has vast possibilities. Why should not the churches in this country get together as they are doing with such wonder. full and blessed results in the Foreign Missionary fields of the church? We shall hear from close students of this subject.
 The AngIo-Saxons of the Mountains. Men who have come out of the mountains and who are among the leaders of our church will properly emphasize the needs of this great field. pre-eminently ours at this time The Source and Supply of the
 Ministry.
 No convention would be complete without a careful consideration of this question. We stand today in need of strong consecrated leaders. The law and medicine are overcrowded. Why arc not more of our strong men go ing into the ministry? Every man can help remedy this condition.
 Evangelism.
 This will ring out as the keyword of the convention. The development and maintenance of the evangelistic spirit in the church; pastoral evangel ism: personal evangelism; each sub ject to be treated by one who Is able to speak out of his own experie nee.
 Memphis Hospitality.
 The people of Memphis are pre-.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06

pairing to entertain the convention most royalty The committees in charge of the local arrangements are already organized and hard at work. It will be of interest to those who have never visited Memphis to know of some of the attractions of the Bluff City.
 For the pleasure and comfort of her people and visitors Memphis has 1900 acres in improved parks and has highly improved fair grounds, con taining III acres.
 Has eleven and half miles park way, 70 per cent being boulevarded. double roadway: $1.000,0OO additional win be expended on parks and park ways.
 Has 206 miles improved streets, with S3,000 000 to be expended in fur' ther improvements of streets in the next three years.
 Has 500 miles standard macadam county turnpikes. having more i'm proved mileage than any other county in the United States.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
| F !. JOHNSON, EDITOR
PRECIOUS AWAKEN 1 ING AT SALEM

Taking bad weather and other Favorable conditions into con (eration, Salem has just wit ksed the greatest religious re- |al ever known in town. The Inoelical work of Elder R. E Iodgrass, who was assisted by ] noble wife in the song-servlce,
 been phenomenal. To be hdid as well as cautious Salem
 ! hard town to awaken to any bd of enthusiasm. But the ear. st, persistent work of the Evan hist from Iowa, was rewarded hndly by results that should Ike every good citizen feel bud that Salem is his home.
 la the era of a real church Init has at last dawned on us.
 Sunday 4 new members
 re added to the Christian Iurch; 10 at the Methodist and It the Baptist church During Der Snodgrass meetings alto ther 73 members were added l the Christian Church. His eaching arouses an ardent de-
 e to serve the Lord instead of |denominational church pride. Stead of the vituperation and
 Representation his were the Fds of love and hope, taken (m the Holy Scriptures and esented to his audience in the (rit of Brotherly Love. His
 rk was a success that was not
 y surprising, but vastly satis- hg. From the Arkansas Sa-
 Sun, Feb. 1st.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
TARIFF ExPER RT.

TWhat is your object in wanting
 m to start revision of the tariff nediately?"
 IT don't wapt to start revision, " |lied Senator Sorghum. ''What I pt to do is to start the kind of an |pment that will be its own expla- POn of indefinite delay"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
Esterly Drug Store
= rhE HIGH CoST.OF LIVING

how Ihma96im9an, hs 9i9 Winnebago, Neb..
 Ia very baa u,o It. My two children |icine S;S Saa d cough and the doctors
 He of Folen''ea 'eh n no good. got a bd and bOaey.s bofys Honey & Tar Com 1ren wara seiGre 1t was all used the kh. v savod Tree and cured of their bound. 1 No or Foley's Honey & Tar
 Drug stors @o opiates. Sold by Hes
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS

keep Foley's Honey & Tar Com ma always on hand and you can FNiy head off a cold by its prompt
 It contains no opiates, heals and mes the inhamed air passages. ps the cough and may save a big sOf T.! 6lll, In the yellow package.
 oy Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
AT THE MUSICALE.

Guest-That singer must be the son of old Stentor.
 Hostess No; De Peyster was the name on his card.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
Foley kidnev Pills

Pat They Will Do for You Phey will cure your back. Ee' .e strengthen your kid. ES, E(rt; correct urinary irreg. rites, build up the worn
 tissues, and climate the Iess uric acid that causes EulLnlatlsm. Preve ent fss fesi' s Disease and Dia- Ees, and restores health
 IS strength. Refuse sub eSterlv Dr~ c.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
Has l2O miles electric street rail.

Has l20 miles electric street rail. ways.
 Has the largest and most complete geological garden in the South. con. talning LIDO interesting specimens. Has the best water used by any American city, supplied by the larg- est arteSlan water system in the world. Is located on river bluff. the entire city being 50 feet above high water mark.
 Has 92 schools, colleges and semi naries; 6 business colleges, ? medical colleges, ten hospitals, public libra ries, with a $650,000 newly construct ed industrial high school building. and SlO00,000 state normal school now building. Tas three departments of University of Tennessee.
 Has the finest and handsomest court house in America.
 Has just completed a union pas. senger station at a cost of $3,500,0O0 Has l57 churches
 Railroad Rates and Hotel
 Accommodations
 The railroads have granted rates
 
 religious gatherings, which insures more satisfactory rates from every point, and for this reason it is be- lieved that many will attend In fact, It is expected that the auditorium will be taxed with its utmost capacity and the leaders are urging all delegates to send in their registration cards promptly in order that a seat may be reserved for them Every avail able seat in the auditorium is expect ed to be taxed and they are going to be carefully reserved for the dele. gates. Auxiliary meetings for the benefit of the citizens of Memphis are being planned for every evening, as it is not thought it will be possible for all who will want to attend to get in the auditorium at one time.
 Dates of Sale.
 The following should be observed: From stations in Alabama, Ken lucky, Mississippi and Tennessee, tickets will be sold February 16, IT, 1S.. 19, 1913; from stations in all ether states from which fares are au. thorized herein, tickets will be sold February Is, F and IS, 1913, only Final limit to reach original start ing point returning not later than midnight of February 2S, 1913.
 Persons residing at non-coupon sta. tions, desiring to avail themselves of these reduced fares, and purchase cou- pon tickets. will be required to give the agent at their station ample mo- tlce of their proposed trip in order that he may be enabled to obtain through tickets Ordinarily 1t requires notice of two or thre days, but five days is considered ample notice).
 Stop-Overs.
 Stopovers will be allowed in ac- cordance with the regulations contain ed in the tariffs of the carriers over whose lines the tickets read as law fully on file with the interstate com. merce commission.
 Southwestern Passenger Association
 Rates.
 The Southwestern Passenger asso- citation have granted rate of two cents per miles in each direction from all points in their territory. Selling tickets February 16-17 and for trains arriving before noon February IS. Fi. nal return limit to reach original starting point prior to midnight Feb ruary 2S, 1913.
 HoteIs-European Plan. Hotel Gayoso ...... S1.50 to $40O
 (Extra persons $1.00 to $2.00
 per person.) Peabody Hotel ....... $1.50 to $4.00
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
Ehp Prescott Daily News 1 PUBLISHED sY !. News Printing Co.,

.,,.red as second class mail Ionaafsea matter Eemoeettt 4 Ark, under the act Of kqress, March 8 lS's-
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
Do You Know How
Advertising Benefits Youo

Some advertising benefits all the time All advertising benefits the But the kind advertising AT fine time is Newspaper advertising. While all good advertising genuine public service
  advertising aids fom tells What Buy Where Buy all the cses utilities and uxues life Ebe advantage It
  disc the dependable o
 Read THE NEWS advertisements closely constantly
  NEWS purchasing everything economically from reputable dealers
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06

Application.
 Application should be sent to Mir. R. B. Clinton. Memphis, Tenn. The admission to the floor of the conven- ton will be by ticket only. A regis tration fee of s1.00 will be charged to defray necessary expenses of the con vention This should be sent in early with your registration blank
 important.
 The entertainment committee will engage rooms provided rate you wish to pay and hour of arrival is given. Observe:
 1. Write at once to Mir. R. R. Clin- ton, Memphis, Specifying hotel and rate.
 2. It Is advisable for two to room together. both for economy of space, and. in some cases, of money.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-06
SERIOUS DOUBT

Do you think an operation would pay in this case"
 "The operation might, but the pa- tient wouldn't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
THE THEATER
ZENDA AT THE oRpHEtJm

The record breaking crowds that
are going TO the Orpheum Theater
this week TO see the great Zenda. tho
worlds famous mentalist and mind
reader. has surpassed all big crowds
since the opening OF this popular play
house. Zenda is on the lips of every
body in town, and all one can hear
In the homes at the dinner table Is
Ienda. Madame Zenda Is in no dan
ger OF losing any OF her laurels. as
wei as her title of the worlds great
est mentalist. She has proven to
the big audiences that have gone 10
see her. as we'll as convinced them.
mat she Is the most marvellous wo.
man or the twentieth century. Tues
Gay afternoon Madame Zenda had TO
celVed sixteen hundred letters from
diferent persons in Wheeling. asking
questions. Zenda has employed five
young ladies' TO act as secretaries and
open her mail Ienda dictates to
stenoSrapher. who writes the cues
lions 10 De answered by return mail.
iier success has been so great NJ tho
prpheum that Manager James FEM.
more Lee has decided TO hold her the
entire week Last night the Orpheum
held fifteen theater parties and
among the audience was noticed many
oi WheelinE's smart set The man
agement has arranged for next Fri.
day afternoon. after the regular per-
torrance. 10 hold a special reception
and test for ladies' only. No man viii
be allowed to remain in the audience
after the regular performance. and
each ana every lady present can como
upon the stage and ask any question
she chooses. and which will be an
Swered privately that moment
by Madame Zenda. Not oven
The stage hands will be allowed 10 70.
main I'm the thcatcr during the SOS.
sion Friday afternoon. II will be a
capacity crowd which will attend ami
patrons are advised TO order seats a,
the box Office now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
Big IMPROVEMENT
Moven-nt To Substitute Detectives
For constsbles Would Mean Big
saving For County.

The matter OF attempting to do
away with he present constable sys-
tom IN this county. and substituting
county detectives. IL receiving seri-
Gus consideration A. the present and
10 Is understood that bill asking the
change. will BE- submitted 10 the leg
islature within a short time n Is
declared that the change IN the sys-
tenn would be- highly beneficial to tax
payers ~ the county and would elm
mate certain abuses Of tho law that
are a heavy expense 20 the county
Wore he detective system placed in
voruc here. all county electives would
work under the direction ~ the pros
ecufing attorney. would serve papers
That conFuhlcs now serve but would
BE- limited In authority TO make ar
rests
Under the present svatcn the coun.
tN has M official Who NAV act FOR
Tho prosecuting attorney and infurma-
fiun Tor fhis official n rafhcrcd BY
The deputy sheriTs and police The
detective Fvsfrm would give tho pros
crutor force ~ investigators who
could ac' Independently ~ tho other
Departments and prove saving prop
osi'iou for The county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
MANY SONG HITS
IN "sTARLAND.'

With It's justly famous beauty Choir.
'~. The muCh-talked-of dress rehearsal
s,'h". It's numerous song hits and
clover dances. Miss Nobody From
Hfa'land the successful Mort II Sing
"r musical revue. will come tn The
court theatre tomorrow night for an
theaE"mcnt Of three days with matt.
nee SATURDAY.
Joseph T.. Howard. who has com
posed more genuine song hits than
any other song writer. found suf1ci.
'ht ms piraiiou IN the excellent book
ana lyrics furnished By HIS cola bora.
tcr-. ilnJch and Adams. TO provide
tnis musical comedy with his best
conn % itious Every number Ia a de.
COED s'ug hif. especially Hello LII.
lira Wrrthcart. NJ Pretty Moon -
III BE Your Honey When lis Moon.
HEht. To rather Love What I can.
not Have Than Have What I Cannot
Love. ~. Marie" and That Dainty.
Devlish Rhapsody"
DIV" Vail. the clever prirra donna
who j. delightful comedianne nos.
s'~sed uf good voice. apnesrs In
ne title role which she created when
Miss Nobody From Starland'' vas
produced NJ the Princess theatre chi.
ctf". "hCr' - had 20 pro- porous run
or over three hundred performances
seats arr now ON sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
FIRST BAPTIST
special Meetings Of the Church Are
FulI OF Interest and Are Proving
Very Successful.

TT" sor'ic" % the First Rapfist
church last evening wis d.culr i'm.
pres iFf Toe pastor i-I the congro-
Lf-IUn mo iu" -rrIptgral teaching roe
E1rdirE rho condition o.. tho s0ris or
men Immediately after deIfh
Tho them" tonight BE- The Socord
'W.n- a. ihris' Us me limo n
itand Persons desiring q, u-ife
With 90" church are requested IN meet
10 Oh" church study b"-uccu and
ll" double ladies ql1rfpffc will sing
tonight TIE music continue. fn b.
. f-'lf d"'ehf Special feature. viii
%" rf '1l"d zach evening This vook
,o't.g' prayer meetings will 10
N'li ih's morning from Pgu tp 90
"c'ocf 80 fn" follow 1R homes.
IT, 90. lifci'r 2nfh 81 V4-,t,od
7, j.. Colo. ~ Zano street
Nr- Nn'fi" Poe Porter avenue
IirpWsad
p p I'r.n'ns'oo'. &C i2 Thirteenth
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
PARIS, TEXAS MAN
WHO Is GRATEFUL

I feel owe Il to you to let you
know what DIR. Kiimers swamp-Root
has done for me. i was bothered for
about twelve months with backache
and kidney trouble. also annoying
symptoms and was badly run down.
After using Swamp-Root was restored
to health. ! am local distributor of
Paris and can't say too much for
Swamp-Root- / am now In good
health Very truly yours.
]. NJ. DODD.
800 South 18th St. Paris. Texas.
Sworn and subscribed to before me,
this 18th day OF February. A D.. 1912.
CHAS. s. NOETHERY,
Justice OF the Peace and Ex-Ofncio,
Notary Public In and for Lamar Co.,
Tex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

The Italian maternity irsr-,,...
scheme. witch came irf, erect lac,
Aprin. has. IN tho erv months IN MT,
f haa been IN operation. proved v.-,.
b"nef-r.tn 20 tho working mothers Tn.
Italian lnw required that a fa~fo-y win
moro than rf'v women workers should
provide "a decent room IN witch rn0ffe-s
could attend % fNeir bnbie. ard nurse
fn. trt many larFe- sarto-ies
Throughout fr' country have Fon. f..-.
'H"- f1an tfr nud hive provided day
rurreries fr- fheir employer hnh.e4.
stared with rurHea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
Letter 20
DR. ELMER o 90,
BtnShAmton, u. Y.

Prove What swamp-Root viii Do
for You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co. Bingham
ton, y. Y for a sample bottle. Il will
convince anyone. You will also re-
ceive a booklet OF valuable informa-
ton. telling all about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing. be sure and
mention the Wheeling Daily Intelli-
gencer. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
NOW HAVE GAS
City Gas Plant In Operation Yester.
DAY. and Good supply Now
On Hand.

s feeling akin 70 satisfaction vas
enjoyed by The residents " Wheeling
last nirht when they discovered that
they verc able 20 have gas light In
their homes and PLACES Of business.
after spending few days IN darkness
or with tho lght 81 an old lamp or
candle The plant has hccn ont ~
commission since Saturday. and gas
lights have not been used since sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

al denandSi The
out door days,
the days of bis
tering SUI n or
chatting windsl
T h c ind or
days. In brief,
Hudnut's Spec
iahies are indis-
pensable to wo-
men in Spring,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22
sHr TAtkrn Anour

\ very good thing C. do. especially
wh"n % was her own doctor that she.
talkod with. She wanted ~ know about
liais liair kcnewer Tor falling hair.
daudruf. and Tor promoting growth ~
th" hair. Vow she ~ goiur a. nae q,
VIII have every coufder.c ir g. NJ
colorug ~ tho hair, not in t1e l~7-,
--AdycrtisemcaL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

THE RICHARD HLlDNUT
PERU mes
AND TOILET SPECLALTZES
AND TOILET .SPECLALTIES

zach NEW YEAR this store intro
~ duceS to Greater Wheeling the
newest products of the Hudnut Lab
oratories, and as though inspired by
the fact that the American people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

II your hat gets wet in a sudden
shower take Il or and turn u upside
down 70 dry. The flowers and foliage
will then remain in their upright posi-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

day night. because OF the inability of
the workmen 10 operate the plant. due
70 the blowing over OF a large stack
at tho engine room.