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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-16

MTs. AlenFY rhAllu was CAikeu y
Nashville Sunday On account o
the Illness of Mn. Potter.
Mrs! w. A. Young and Mrs. V. C
WFinkle, al Mckenzie. were guests
ol Mrs. q. j. Young. few days
this week.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. III. Organ, who
have been spending several months
here, have returned To their home
at rrimm Springs.
Prof. Claud Stroud, principal Of
the Charlotte school il vi home
here, dangerously III With typhoid
fever.
| Miss Rebecca Crouch, after few
days visit here with her aunt, Mrs.
/ j. A. Clement, has returned to her
home at Pegram.
| Miss Grace Booker. who has been
taking business course ia
Draughon's College, Nashville, has
returned home.
| WANTED-To do your dress.
making, and other sewing. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Ida Donegan.
| MurFell ST.
Dan Joslin, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past few
weeks, suffering an attack OF rheu-
matism, we are pleased to report
improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Ei +. Greer. OF
Paris, after few days visit here
| rheguasvs If Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Scott, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Mona CARTS, OF Cumber-
land Furnace has returned home
after a visit here with Mrs. 7. II.
Harris.
The new pastor OF the VI. +.
Church, South, Rev. John Durrett,
will fill the pulpit here Sunday and
Sunday night.
Rev. !. G, Talent went to Clarks.
vile Wednesday TO assist Rev. G
d. Robinson in tent meeting IN
progress in that city.
Rev, Otterman will preach at
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church here next Thursday night,
Oct. 22nd, You are cordially in
yited to come out aud hear him.
Mr., and Mrs, Sam Cummins, Of.
Shady Grove, and the formers
sister, Mrs, Hunter, of Nashville,
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J b.
Cummins.
LOSTA u. b. G, pin; wreath
OF gold leaves with a Confederate
flag in the center. Finder please
return to Citizens National Bank
and receive reward, 2tI
Mr. and Mrs. y G. Mckelvey |
and little daughter, have returned
to their home at Belzoni, Miss. |
after visit here with relatives and !
friends,
Miss Sallie Bell Pentecost en-
route to her home at Cumberland /
Furnace, after visit to Franklin, !
Clarksyile and Nashville, spent the
weekend here the guest of her
cousin, Miss Mabel Pentecost.
Miss isnrena Bright went tai
Louisville. Ky. Monday as a dele
gate to the Missionary Convention
which met in that city Tuesday.
She will also visit her sister, Mrs.
II. 0. Thomas, who resides there,
several days,
Announcements have been issued
announcing the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Ora Lunn and Mr.
James Everett Fulmer, to be
| solemnized AZ the home of the
brides parents. ESQ. and Mrs. J A.
/ I.unn, Wednesday evening, Oct
/ Is.
G. W, Dodson commenced the
! LAYING Of concrete walk in front
of the Presbyterian Church, L, :.
A.. Monday, There are several
other places in the town sorely in
need OF new walks. and should be
put down before bad weather sets
/ in.
| II you are interested in the ac-
complishment Of your boys and
girls. especially along educational
| lines. you should not fail to attend
the big School Rally, to be held
| IN the City School Auditorium,
Monday, Oct. 10Th, beginning at II
! a. III.
AZ - A. y Nil o.J
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-16
Siding Tor a House or Barn

should be carefully selected.
Remember, 1t will be expose d
to all kinds OF weather. Til at
is why only the fully seasoned
siding is suitable. We can
furnish yoa with the best sun
seasoned siding at the same
price you would have to pay
for green stuff. Which is the
cheapers
DICKSON pLANlNG MILL co.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16

VilIjsiH&, que scgtlu pnreco no .,
pohdrAn rcsistcncia, dado cI cs-
caSo n(Incro lc Acrzas con ouc
cucnian para IN dcfcnsa.
so sabc que 81 hucrtista lose
Ines SaIozar h0 movido sus no.
quenas SncrzaS hacia Il norocstc
dol fcrr"carrii, entire G., .uarcz
y Ca&ns Grandcs.
AIRtmcs ranchcros, lIcpadox dc
aquclIos rumbos, diccn que Sala.
zar "sta procurando haccrsc dc
armamcnto antcs dc ccmprendcr
ain ataqdc sobrc los villistas. 4
Guicnes 80 dice trata dc comba.
I'm bajo 81 plan de "fierrss m.
TN los istoranteg.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
Washington. d. G., Die. 10.


En In session cclcbrada hoy on
Ia Camara Baja 81 rcprcScntantc
Gardner rronuncid III fogoso dis
cul'so atacando al Prcsidcntc vii
son por los mformcs que di0 al
CongrcsO rcspCcto dc los clcmcn-
tos de guerra dc los Ttstados T.
nidoS.
Dice q! reprcscntAnic Card
ncr que insistird np que Sc nom
brc una comisi6n que dictaninc
sobrc el cstado de- los rrcursoS mi
litarcS '"l pals, INSIST" on atir-
mar que EstadoS Unidos no cs-
tan preparados para una guerra
con una potencia de primer Or
den V acus6 al gobicrno actual d.
no habcr aceptado In proposition
que le liizo 81 aho pasado cl Gc-
nnra1 Wood dc ponor al pals on
las condicioncs militarcs de- Bul-
garin si1uicra.
Dice que ell pueblo americana
no ticnc cducaci0p militar Y las
costas no cs cierto que pucdan
defenders dc IN ataG,tc dc una
marina podcrosa. Dice que en-
los fuert"s dc ms costas hay par
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
Para los ninoS MexiCanOS

Los trabajos emprendidos por
IN juntn dc senoras organizada
cn cl Coiegio Tcrcsiano por un
grupo de damas mexicanas y anne.
ricanas han tenido cl 6xito mas
lisonjcro FL dia Is de este mes,
4 las dich de Ia nochc, sali6 agrc-
gado al tren ordinario del IN
ternational and Great Northern,
con diracci6n Il Laredo, el caro-
cargado de provisioncs de boca
y do genoros grucsos de invicrnO,
krue 80 comprarOn con cl dincro
colectado.
Las provisioncs pasaran por la
redo rurnbo 4 Monterrey. m don,
&c SO cncargara de .distribuirloS
cl Consul Hanna. La distribuci6n
Sc hara on csa ciudad V cn otras
dc n. Leon y Tamanlipas que
los han pedido.
PasarA cl cnrro ror Laredo
sin pagar dcrcchGs ' NADIA COS
tara ri rlctc Il Monterrey, scgnn
10 ofrcci" cl Gral. Antonio !. Vi
ilarreal, Gobernador de \. Leon.
Ell CGnsnl Hanna, cn m tclc-
grama que dirigi6 i San Antonio.
las sGhOras que arrcglaron 4
cnvfb, Ii sugiro que mandarin
alimcntos qu" no Sc destruycran
pronto y franclas gruosas para
hac"r ropa para nifios, mnj"rcs =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
FuerzaS Legabtas ataCaran q los vi|Nstas en- Tore6n

I'll paso. Tex Die. ~.
Varias Columns de- tropas de
las que permancccn fieIcs al ST..
Carranza Sc han movjlizado ha,
ctn 81 E&lado dc CoahuiIa con ol
objeto dc ataoar In ciudad dc
Torro6n, punto cstrat6gico on Il
Nortc dc Mexico, que SO halIa
ahora baio 81 control dc aIgunas
gayilIas dc villistas que merodcan
por csc rumbo. So cree que muy
pronto SO vcrificara on Torrc6n
algdn ccnlbatc- 81 que SO presl..
me, dido los olemontos con que
cucntan las fucrzas constructions
lisfas que van Il atacar csa pla..
"a, les ecra fdci, quitarla 4 los
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
OeCTetO cxpeddO pOr GI c. Primer Jee
Podere resdan requran necesidades de
Ia

Tatnpico, lamp, Die. 4---Trans-
criholo hoy el siguiente dccreto
del Primer Jcfe del EjGrcito Cons
titucional'sta y Encargado del
Podcr Ei"cutivo. G.. Vcnustiano
Carranza, cxpcdido IN la ciudad
dc Cordoba, Voracruz, cl dia vein,
t'scis pro- lmo rasado:
Vcmstianc Carranza. Primer
Jcf" del EjGrcito Constituciona-
llsta Y Encargado del Podcr f.
jocutivo dc Ia Union, 4 los ho,
bitantcs hacc sabcr:
Que I'll vista do las circunstan-
cias polQuc atrayiesa 81 pals y
con 81 ohicto dc asegurar 81 fun
cionamicrto del Gobierno, dc a..
t nder dchidamcnte los divcrsos
ramos da la administration phi
blica y dc dirigir con cficaeia las
opcracion(s militarcs, ha tcnido
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
T0MA DE LA G. DE San Luis P0T0Sl
Chihuahua y MorGia Can en- pOder de los ega|iStas
DGsaCuerdO entire Villa zapata-E inCdente de Naco

FL hcrho sAlicntc dc In scmana
que ACADIA de pasar on los asun--
tos rciacionados con In politica
mcXicana ha sidO el cnvio dc ia
nota dol Prcsidentc Wilson, tan
to al Sr. Carranza como al Gral.
Enlalio Gutierrez, conminando--
los para une cuanio antcs Sc m0di
fiQuc la lorna dc los combatcs lie
Naco, Arizona, pues haciGndo5c
cstos on la forma que Sc haccn
son mucilas las desgracias sucep-
tiblrs dc causar los proycctilcs
que cru;"n para este lado del Rio
Bravo.
La noti SO mand6 por rondur-
TO del ST.. CarothcrS il Gutierrez
y del Consul dc Ncrarrux. n ,Sr.
CarranZo.
Tanto unO como OtrO han con
tcStado In nota en- II S"ntido de-
que SO tomaran prcrauclon"S pa
ra cvitar que los proycctilcS rau.
sen danOS dc este lado de In from
terra.
Sin rmbargo dc rStoS orrcri--
III 'cnt0S. para II I"chH "n que q
rribImOs rstaS finrNS. nj 81 Graz.
Benjamin Hill nj Mayturrna f..
elan hal,cr rccibido coMuInicAri 1u
niuguna este r"spccto. Sc rrrr
que todo qucdr arrcgIado salts
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
RudOS ataQuGS al PreSidente Wilson

du" para media hora cn algunos
v en- los que hay mas. hay para
Tres cuartos de hora. Tampoco
hay on los arScnalcs parquc para
roponcr ~ cXiStcntc en- caso de
que Sc caste. De modo que So tie
non canoncs Y cS 10 mismo que 81
II" SO tuVIcrm.
Dice tambi6n que no hay buc-~
na marina. puoS la cxistcntc no
pucdc compciir con las de las ma
"ion"S 'ropcaS.
Anadid que dcbcn firmarsc con
traios prra fahricar material dc
guerra n vcz dc firmarsc trata-
dos. Quo los tratados son STEM
pre- pcda2os de papcl. Que 81 Bel.
elca So hubicra crcido mcnos dc
los traiados no cstaria va 4 pun.
10 de p 'tder su independence.
Cit6 e. caSo dc Holanda V Sui
IN, qu" han podido haccr waller
81 ncntralidad por tcncr magni-.
tica maminaria dc guerra.
Acaso diio, cuando Sc llceuc
81 caSo ramos 4 dcfcndcrnos con
liStas de Eseuclas Dominicalcs y
conf"rcncias de Chata1naY'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
oTRO AsALTO EN- CHIHuA-
HUA.
III paso. Tex, Die. II.

I'll Paso Tex, Die. IL.
Cuan'o todavia pcrmanccia Vi
vo ci rcCnerdo del horrible atrn-
tado coIaetido hacc unas cuan.
ias scmanas en- pasn dol Choc0.-
tate, Chihuahua, por una banda
de malh"chorcs. contra unos amc-
ricanos dr "Ei Paao, Texas, Sc ha
rcgisiradC nm nucvo asalto oscan-
daloaisimo EN- Calabazas. Chih.
f,aa victimas son r.. IT. Francis,
dc El P,so, r. Il, Dunn, dc Pitts.
burg, Pa, Y Miguel NJ. Nornis.
Volvfan de Naeozari, Sonora, 4
dondc habian lido 4 ncgocios dc
minas pDrtenecicntes 4 Francis.
Sc In enviado una partida eli
autom6yil 4 tracr los cadavcrcs,
hasta Nacozari, on dondo &c cn.
cuentran
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
HGrOiCidsdpS F'anCesas.

Paris, Nov. 15.-- -Por corrco)
El teniente Bernard Y ell solda-
do Morand de Douffrey han sido
premiados por ell GObierno fran
,ces, ell Drimcro con su ascenso &
capitan y la cruz de la Legion de
Honor, , segundo con su ascenso
& snbteniente Y la medalla del
Merito Militar.
La heroica hazaila de cstos bra
vos soldados es la siguiente:
A fines dc Agosto Ia compania
del captain Blaudin formada dc
300 hombrcs del 40 de Infante-
ria Sc inferno mucho en- las H.
meas alcmanas nj cfcctuarsc un
ataquc contra elias. Fucron com
pletamcntc ccrcados y en- Ia lu-
cha dc los dias que sostuvieron
qucdaron rcducidOs 4 cien HON
brcs. FL captain Blaudin fuG he
rido on IN music. Como lc fucra
imposibln andar. sns soldados 10
rodcarOn con intcnci6n de llevar-
10 4 cucstaS. "No, diio, H. sal
Vacion &c la compania cS prime
70 que yo.' Ordcn6 al tcnientc
Bernard que tomara Il mando de
los supcrvivicntes y que siguiera
adeiantc. ri Sc ocult6 en- unos
matorralcs Y Sc dcspidi6 de su
gente.
Los al' names no cesaban dc
hos'lilza' os, III los francescs d"
segnIr a'lelantc. Tomaron por n
sai'o doS trincheras Y luego Sc
encontraron con TN alambrado in
traspasahIo. va para entonccs RI
numero era unlcamcnte dc 50.
Ehton'es buScaron camino por
otro rnn'bo, reSncitos Il no ron
dfrsc. al torzar cl paso dc I'm
pucnto qnrdaron rcducidos 4 Is.
Fneron Il dar luego d I'm inmcn-
so Scn1brado q" papas. Ali pudic
ron s'q'nera hallar con que ali
mcntars". Todos cstaban dchili-
'adlslmos por1 81 hambrc, 10 Sod
J cI can>anclo. Adcmas, les ha.
n-A pcgado nn reumat'smo crudi-
s,mo sus PIES cStaban tan hin
chados que no podian poncrsc los
ZapatoS'
Vc"ltos on ! campo de patatas
pcrmahcc!ieron algnnos dias. Nh.
chos murieroh.
Cnahdo el Tcnlcntc Bernard
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16

q bien cxpedir cl siguicntc de
creto:
UN1CO. -- La Primcra Jcfatu-
ra del Eiercito Constitucionalis-
tn y cl Podcr Executive de Ia T.
Mon, con los Secretaries de Es-
tado dc su dcpendcncia, rcsiden
fuera Dc la ciudad de Mexico en-
los lugar"s dondc 10 rcquicran las
necesidadcs de la campaTa.
!. Por tanto mando SO imprima,
publ'que, circulc y Sc lc de el
debido cumplimicnto. $1,000 Dado en-
la cindad dc Cordoba, Yer, 4 los
veintiseis dias del mes de noviem
bre dc mil nevccicntos catorce, ,---
~ V. Carranza.
Como So sabc. desdc hace va,
rios dias los poderes radican en-
u Puerto dc Veracruz.
El CorTssponsal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
DRPUNcIoN.

El din primero de Dicicmbrn 4
las Q de la nochc failcci6 on Ia
ciudad de Benson, Arizona, RI
schor Rafael A. Quihuiz, dc 55
amos do cdad.
Los funeralcs del Sr. Quihuiz
sc yorifieason el 2 dc Diciombrc,
estando IL scrvicio rcligioso 4
cargo del Padre Francisco Xa..
vier.
Muri6 el Sr Quihuiz 4 cOnsc.,
cuencia de un golpe que rocibi6
nj caer d. I'm caro- 81 din 6 dc
Octnbre dc este afio.
Fra 81 Sr. Qnihniz I'm antique
Y cnmplido suaoritor de este pc.
ri6dico.
LA O1spA RRTA.
a meiiados dc In scmana pa
sadn se aintlJ sobre San Anto.-
nio una onda fria, que hiz0 que
Il termGmotro pormaneciera por
mas do un dia debajo del punto
dc hieio.
Los miamos efcctos de la onda
sc sintieron en- la mayor partc del
Estado ds Texas, aegdn notiejaa
llegadaa do Waco, Cuero, Beiton,
Austin, Houston. Lookhart y Da.
TIan.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
HAZANAs YAQUIs.

I'll Paso, Tex, Die. IL.
Una tartida dc indios yaquis
dc los que luchan en- 81 Estatlo
dc sonofa ha hecho un raid
por los ranches de Arizona, ro.
bhndose ganado.
Consiguieron en- dias pasatlos
licvarsc una bucna partida de 70.
scs Antcs dc aver SO mctieror
al rancho dc Mr.. Thomas Fate
les hizo fuogo. Ellos 10 contaa..
taron y le agujcraron 81 sombre4
TO. ....
ksI
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
NuEVo pERTODICo en- Rs..
pAAoL

Fin una fecha mny pr6xima co.
mcnzarh 4 publiearsc en- cata ciu.
dad un nuevo pori6dieo on es..
pafiol que llcvarA por nombre "TIe
Raza" SerA editor del period.
co el Sr. Ernesto Meade Fierro,
valicnt periodista mexicano y
director el scfior Jorge n. Won
VeTee.
Aunans no sabomog que fila.
.ci6n politiea tenoa la nueva publ
caei6n nos snponersos Que sa de-
dicara 4 Ia def naa del constitu..
cionaliNnnc, puee saf 10 haO0n
orcct las idcas DO Iaa psrss1os
quo van 4 atenasTio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
Ell TREN DE PUEBLA.

Noticiss llegaaa nltimamento
81 Consnlado mexicano dc San An
tonic dan cucnts dc que go ha
ronnndado cl trafico del Intero..
cednico "ntre Veracrus Y Pusbla..
Esta Ultima ciudMi perteneco
todavia - Primer Jcfe Y ss ha..
.lla en- poder del Oral. Francisco
Coss. .,
Hay 6nicamcntc en- las aerra..
Mas del Estado algunas partidas
dc zapatistas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
LADRoN ORIGINAL.

Fort Worth, Texas, Die. IL.
La oficina postal snburbana do
ia Eacuela Polit6enica acaba do
ser robada por lin ladr6n origina.
Msimo. Be sac6 nnicamentc las
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16

los combaticntcS dc Naco, Sono--
IA, con Gbicto dc haccr que lu-
charan e." una distancia respeta--
bic dc aquella ciudad.
Con objcto de rcforzar su nota,
mand6 81 Prcsidcntc Wilson Nuc
cl Gra. Bliss SO trasladara Il Ma
GO con !ucrzas dc artillcria, ca
ballcria t. infanteria.
NoticiaS llcgados dc Vcracruz
dan cuenta dc que Ia ciudad dc
San Luis Potosi ha sido tomada,
traS de I'm cOmbntc de dos dias,
p0r las fnrrzas que manda cl Gc
neral PIblo Gonzalez.
Por iu"mtcS particulars Sc sa-
be dr la toma dc Chihuahua Dor
las 1ropnS del Gral Luis Herrera,
del Ejrr"ito lcgalista. Conjunta-
mcntc con la noticia de Ia toma
dc Chihuahua llcga la dc la in
tcrrnpci6n del trAfico entire Chi
hnahua Y {. .JuIrcz.
TuuH,rn Sc Habc Ttir fa5 fucr-
za% drl Graf. Murguia han toma-
40 IN "iudad dc MorcIia. capital
,l"I ES'Hd,, d" Michoarnn
LIrgau del ccntrO dc MGxino
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
nuestrOs SubscTlptores

a nuestros asiduos sube-
cr1ptores que no esten al CO.
rriente con sus pages, Les
suplicamos se sirvan sitiar-
nos 81 aaldo de sus euentas;
9 euando rnsnos II mayor
parte de ellaa. Nusstros ras
ecs son On exttenD orecilas
y neessltasnos g IA a,rda
para - n1ei ,lento q
xio
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16

carfas de amor dc las colegialas
dc Ia Polittcniea y dcio 10 res.
tante.
Dinero 40 falto absolutamente ma.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
NoTICiAg DE EAGLE PASS.
Eagle PAS, Tex, Die. II.
Sr. Andres Contreras.
Gan Anton;o Toy

Dcspuss de an mes de perma..
noncia aguf, tratando do organi.
zar una expedition 4 territorio
mexicano, con ci fin dc cooperar
con 81 movimiento yillista, 81 co.
fiocido general hnertista Bias Or
pinel, (dsTTotado en- Ojinaga). go.
ii6 con rumho deeconocido, puea
sua casuers0s para organism A..
aui la e1pedioi6n4 fuoron inhtiles.
Jos@ s.. ucik11o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-16
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
Awaits Report With Interest.

On the whole, think the commission Is
Nv ell selected one and that its Investigations will
elicit Information from variety Of viewpoints
that will throw valuable light upon the best
and most feasible solution Of a problem that Is
Everywhere becoming a live issue. We would
not predetermine PREJUDICE the work of the
commission, but will await their report and
recommen datonss with tnterest.- The fact tina.
three practical sensible women are embraced
among the members Of the commission will be OF
great value IN its work. for such women are
often clearer in their views OF such matters
than are men. While many women are ac-
cused OF being uncharitable and intolerant in
their attitude toward those who have erred the
ladies named are not of this type we think
We trust that the Richmond commissions
Investigations will throw valuable light upon
this vexed problem to which we believe that
everybody desires to the ideal solution. Let
them approach the subject under investigation
bearing in mind the statement made by a presi-
dent OF the United States once as to another
matter: TT is condition and not theory that
t,onfronts u.s. In word, this commission Is
called to deal with men, women and conditions
mot in an atruistic state OF society not as we
would have them, but we find them and then.
determine what is the most feasible method and
plan Of effectually diminishing the evils OF
What the Richmond commission finds and recon-
rnends will be OF value to other cities Of the State
in aiding them to reach wise and feasible solu-
ton OF this vexed question. We are OF open
mind toward this matter, ready and willing to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
pRospERINO UNDER PROHIBITION

There is at least city in North Carolina
which has not gone TO the demnition bow.wows
since Statewide prohibition went into effect In
North Carolina 1t is Salisbury. The writer
happens to know that when Salisbury was wet
1t wet all over. but since prohibition went
into effect 1t ia very. very dry, and since It has
been dry It Is In evidence that 1t has prospered
signally. We get the evidence from the Sails
bury Bpentng Post which had this editorial
in It's Thursday issue
Virginia folks Interested in prohibition in
North Carolina and both those In favor OF the
measure and those opposed TO Il IN that State
making inquiry Of Tarheels as to the result
Of the laws workings A Salisbury business
asked to express an opinion. and he
thought OF the bank deposits as a means Of
refecting the difference now and then Upon
Investigating ne found that the bank deposits
today In Salisbury show increase Of 81 per
rent over the deposits under tho closing days OF
open saloons When II Is rendered that this
was wholesale cente<-a base of supply for
whisl<ey. IL ts the more notceable-ths contrast
This is only one straw showing that tho out
having of whtskey In North Carolina has not
ruined US"
Those figures speak volumes, for fncreasin,
bank deposits unfaiIing sign of city-s
gresa Further, though with no desire to be un-
duly personal. orr contemporary itself reflects
the increasing prosperity and progress of the
community. few years ago the Sun was rather
puny newspaper as newspapers 60 carrying
few advertisements and betraying many ragged
edges. Today 1t Is one OF the brightest best
edited and most prosperous appearing dalies
that come 10 The Virgtntuns exchange table
There has evidently been a food tide In It's
fortunes and the tide has come since Salisbury
went dry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05

b nnai, Il n fxir to asgums that ~ recom-
mendations a. . whole WIN stand for these
tan men are shouidcred with The responsibility
OF q full and frce invessdTation--a daiv1ns into
the facts work which was tnDossible to such
a cumbersome body ~ . lexisIaturA The COM
mission Is to recommend three plans Of reform
and Is charged with the responsibility OF re-
mendattons a. a whole will stand for these
making the sppointncnts-the governor. the
Acknowledgement and the speaker OF the house
Of delesates-have given considerable time and
thought to the selection Of tho sen men TO som.
pose the commission and In announcing the per
sonnel OF the body, which they did yesterday
r ia clear that they have entrusted the task
to capable men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
BOOK REVIEWS

Notes OF Son and Brother. by
Henry James. Charles Scribners Sons.
New York. 1914
This book is undermined. 1t
should be called Sensitive impress
stons Of Descendant and Relative."
the title would then conform with the
style. 1t Is the second act of the
life OF the distinguished exemplar
of American culture. Mr.. Henry
j amee. and the brother Is William
James, the philosopher. whose ran,e
Is greater than the noyelast's. In the
first volume of this prolonged auto
biography. IA Small Boy and 9th
ers." Mr.. James relates the fnfantiie
sensations OF a high-power culturist:
in the book under discussion he Is
carried through the period OF Adde'S
cence into manhood
There are people who profess TO
think that Henry James Is dull This
Is a sad error, arising perhaps from
miHcom parison with George Mere
dith, who in way occupied the
same position In England that Mr.
James does in this country. George
Meredith Is dull: his eminent success
Is due to sheer. monumental dulness.
admirable by virtue of its very thor
oughness. But Mr.. James is not outl