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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
MAKES ANOTHER
APPOINTMENT

tUIlL lI patch fn tHt rufrIf.rfU.l.
fAhkttSbl NG. W Va. Dec go -
iuicrnaI revenue collector Samuel A.
ild}s. today announced tho appoint.
m'nt oI j. A. Hann1mau of This cify
a deputy collector. succeeding g.
D. colbert The appointment being Of
leciiFe soon after the frst OF fhc yaur.
iiannaman if O. Democrat and Odhrrt
h'pupIio1n Only fnw ReHrbI.
cans now remain iu fhe revenue ser.
vice in the state and Do Is believed
They VIII au hr displaced roor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
FATALLY SHOT

special In.rafrh fY frr frfeHIrrr.rr
'liAhLf~ TON W. Va ua. 60
Hecau-e Gus Jones. "a well to.do COD
or'e man at Burnweu in Coo Paint
creek territory objected to UarIs.s
h"Lnlon. cnlored couunuuE hir a.
len.lonf tp o sister 0f Jones wife,
Thornton shof Jones in fH. abdomen
Jones 81. u hospital rrr Htr.
rested.
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IT'S IMPORTANCE TO SCIEN-
TIFTC WORLD CAUSED MUCH
CARE TO BE TAKEN.
In Philadelphia Day Was Ushered
In by Singing of Doxology.
Unusual Scene.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Follow.
ing custom. Washington tonight oh.
served the advent OF The new wear
without unostentatiOn With but one
exception the blush fash that spark
led and sped from the top OF the great
naval radio towers az Arlington across
the land and seas telling an within
the range Of the passing of the old
year. the usual program was strictly
At he various churches. hotels
clubs. lodges and other cafhcrIne
places. elaborate programs had been
prepared. The assembly crowds
watched the passing minutes of 600.
and chcered. in chorus with tho
clamOr OF the whistles and bells ont
side. the birth o. 1913
Painstaking Preparations had boon
made for the wireless now year na.H
a. Arlington. the naval onicers boz
charge recOgniinrz the Importance r.
their task 10 the ewes of tho ecicutIf.
world Although the naval observe.
tory Tor years raet had undertaken o.
transmit such mosaagcs bg linked
cables and telegraph wirr. flnIeIf
was the second time iu tho history or
science that the fen aas attempted
by wireless.
Signals o. it:5s
According fo schedule. tNe .IlraI.
began 9f I1:jl D. ru. Meridian time.
Tho beats Of the frausmitIr. clock
Of the naval obgervatOry corrected
~ stellar Observa ions fO fHr most
exact time possible. connected br
wire With the radio towers. were 1ufo-
matically repeated by tho most falI-
cato Instruments and translated into
radio haehes The o.. backed hr fhr
powerful va taEe OF tho Arlington
plant. were dispatched ln mes are
form over wava lnurfh Of rns
mcters Tie lat beat announced
th" arrival N ths now tnar iu tho
reh'l ot tIe United States The
onicor e1id % would ba possibly O.
week before they could aecertau iuu
bow lur me -IgnaI rnaln-l
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i.rourhouI fbr city impressive cere
H'uIn. marked the FINAL hours oI
'It Tho police. actin. under orders
'. .ln director ul puUi. safety. uc.
'.Dded .u reducing fha use 0f roy1I
"f. horns and other dI.rurdanf
nunda ID minimum THE tInNInE
I' r0uIrfIi and tha sole of feather
kIere H feature uf fhr crowds In
former years Nae also forbidden
During fIf etruIu. fIn street. load.
nr f0 udepanderr. square and to
Inn city hall in trr central section of
'hr city. uncre the principal exercises
wore held. we're crowded u.fh ue0.
H'. Iu au sections of tho c.tr aor.
Hiur.e hUed Hr churches to attend
unfIal service.
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THE wEArHER

.. WAsHTHoTou. Dee 1r.-ror.o.,.
ohlo aud Western rennevfvnufa-
cloudy Thuradayi Friday unsettled prob-
aoly local rains or SHOWS. moderate east
winds.
West Virginia-cIoudy Thursday and
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PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss. Dec n
President Wilson did not sacrifce
mis- program Of nine hours sleep to the
custom observed by thousands
throughout the country OF wafcbin.
the old year pass. lie went 10 rcd
early. as usual and hoped 10 get a
good nights rest before his confer
ence tomorrow with John Lind. who
VIII report in fun his observations
during six months in Mexico.
Inc president declined 10 say 10
night whether he would 90 aboard the
revenue cutter Winona or the scout
cruiser Chester. aboard which Air
Lind sailed from Vera Cruz: but i'm.
dications were that the conference
would take place az the cottage where
Ccontinued On Pare Seven,
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NEW YORK Dec 81 Prominent who are given to
frequently ndulgng the life Bohemia
the engagement OF Mrs Jackson Gouraud Prince
Mrknof wealthy Russian Mrs once leader in
New Yok she permanent resi-
dene in Paris She Miss Ames Crocker California beauty
when she married Porter AShe Kentucky
ing him she married Commodore Henry NJ Cngs after her
second divorce she became the bride of Jackson Gouraud
dressed Broadway
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John Lind Speeding
To the United States
AND WILL BREAKFAST WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON THIS
MORNING.
Mission Clothed In Mystery But
Official Says 1t Is Not Signifi-
cant-WilsOn to Talk.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. - With
John Lind aboard the scout cruiser
Chester was speeding across the Gulf
Ioi Mexico tonight. due 10 drop an
chor about midnight of Ship ISLAND
on the coast OF Mississippi. MIR. Lind
President Wilson's personal repre-
sentative in Mexico. expects to break.
last with the president at Pass Chris
tan tomorrow morning and l-y he
fore him a full report OF what has
happened in Mexico during the past
few months.
To make the run from Vera Cruz
TO Ship Island as planned. the Ches.
ter VIII be obliged to maintain a
speed of twenty-three knots an hour
Tor more than twenty-four hours. but
her commander. Captain Monet. saws
this can be done Such a feat would
set a new naval record.
There has been much speculation
as 10 the exact object OF Mr. Lfnd's
journey. lie is coming. officials say.
TO make verbal report 10 the pres
ident. and in some quarters Il has
been suggested that. convinced that
the "crumbling" OF the Huerta regime
is nearly finished Mr.. Lind desires to
confer with President Wilson I'm re-
gard TO the course 10 Ne pursued when
the end comes
Await News From Border.
The state and war departments
were anNiously awaiting tonight news
from the border. where the last REM
nant of General Huerta's northern
army was making its final stand
against the swarm OF insurgents clos
ing in upon them from the south.
The American garrison at Presidio.
opposite the border Mexican town OF
Olinaga Is comparatively small and
II IS surmised ihst this explains the
acton az the OffrcerS IN cOmand in
driving back into Mexico the indiyid-
ual Federal soldiers who are irving
TO ind safety in flight across the line.
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HE WEATHER

Cloudy THURSDAY sns Friday
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
How's THIso

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any ease of Catarrf
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
We, the Undersigned, have
known j. j. Cheney for the last
ID years, and believe him perfect
ly honorable in all business trans.
actions, and financially able ia
carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
% cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.-Ady.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
GOOdReasOn for His Enthusiasm

When a man has suffered for
several days with collie, diarrho'
ca or other form of bowel com.
plant and is then cured, sound
and well by one Or two doses of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, as is often
the case. it is but natural that he
should be enthusiastic in his
praise of the remedy, and espec.
tally is this the case of a severe
attack when life is threatened.
Try it when in need of such a
remedy. 1t never fails. Sold by
all dealers.-Adv.
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IS FROM ANYWHERE
Ace No Doubt Interesting
But Partly Italian
To Us.
In the "Stix," August Il, 1911.


Say, Point, don't you think
you are spreading it en- pretty
thick for a youngsterg | believe
last week was your first.
Mr.. A. L. Foote, please don't
tell DR.. f. II. Riley that you
have() discovered who Ace is.
He might set The Devil on your
trail.
Sukey says she has a bad cold,
the effects of getting nearly
drowned on the way back from
exploring a cave ON Friday, Au-
gust Z, Hope she is alright by
this time.
Red Wing, the making of
chicken tracks has gotten me
into trouble. You see | am
forced to make II lot more of
them this week. Isn't it awful
when it is awful.
Mr.. The Devil, if you get an
answer from that Iowa man who
knows so much and he tells you
who Diuah is, l would like a di
vision of the information. Dinah
doesn't own up nor deny my
guesses, she merely cvades a
direct answer.
l don't know who the Deuce
you are, but l., as a unit, welcome
the , spot to membership in the
Faber gang. Thus we have two
satanic majesties in the ring, for
Webster gives as a definition for
Deuce, "A plague; bad luck; in
later use, the devil;-used as an
oath. etc.
Topsy, you were given permits.
sion to guess again, but you
have not availed yourself of the
opportunity. l did not say you
had bought goods from IA travel.
ing man, l said | had never, etc.
[ certainly beg pardon if I have
offended you, and assure you
that no offense was intended.
Yes. sir, Mr.. The Devil, l will
come on" with ny name as
promised. You have doubtless
Scent before, but if you give it
away | will murder you, fee,
and all. [Say, Ace, easy now; |
guess you don't know my feet.
They were taken to Lenhart's
morgue last Saturday.-Thc
Devil.
Well, as No. 103 was late Sat.
urday / was in Mansfield during
the afternoon, and | saw Dinah,
| was standing near the square
abovt 3:45 when Dinah crossed
the square and walked directly
towards me. | thought l was
going to be accused. of being the
Mysterious Mr.. Rafles," and
that, too, when | had the goods
on me. Did you recognize me,
Dinah? You looked at me.
Girls, boys, elderly ladies and
old men-all you of the Faber
tribe-hearken, and to you a tale
| will unfold, a tale as weird and
fanciful as a midsummer
Nights Dream or Monte Girls
to-" a nightmare of blood.curdl.
ing horrors.
l have been maligned, BIAS
phemed, DETAINED, sat upon, my
good name of Ace has been
coupled with that of Black,
Riley, and others, and I have
been threatened with exposure,
/ chaStisement and numerous
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
FRISCO LINES.
East Bound.

Nos. 240 and 241 are local freights
G.. S. BURNEY, Agent.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20

other dire misfortunes 50 oft III
of late that | now hesitate. Oh,
that | could recall, cancel, OBJ.
literate, expel hat promise.
But twas ever thus. Thu die
is cast; the battle won, and ito
the victor belongs the spoils."
Casey Jones and Tina, you are
conquerors. After a too brief
contest, one in which gallantry
rode to its doom in a pitfall
erected by its own hands, | find
myself woefully, ungraciously,
uncompromisingly defeated, and
| hereby surrender to the in
evitable, with malice towards
none" This surrender, however,
is conditional. l write it in code:
IS 49d29 33 II / t
1 33 II 90 II 4 do 8 / SO
k 8 400 80 II code no
8 80 C l 80 II 49, p621s2
Go S433 1926 20 sI72.
33 is 80 II 3 S: G 15s.
33 1Sd 8 II 33 II 2
C A p 80 1Sd devil
33 80 II 739949 shop.
g 90 l 8 SO 334 c49333S52
90 9 33 for 1 33372,
but 75s33 s 80 4p if
'2v29O 1872 k54 90 .,
as 3 II l s33918g29
Address Ace, in care
Mirror, and | will get it.
If there are other writer's who
read the code, let US hear from
them also.
Hartville, August 3.
Mistuh Ace:
All shore got yo' lettah, an
yesseh, alb kin rite a little, an
ole Ant Lu an me wuz bofe
tickled mos to Def , rede wat
yo' sed ah sed an wat ant lu sed,
an Ant lu seq eff cud rite she 'ud
Rite yo' a goodun an fer me
watts a ritin' . Rite an Tell
u so.
dar Wuz yother cullud pussuns
in dis hear settlement wat sum
wa dun got holt OBJ Sum O. dem
same papuhs wat yo' done sont
me, but ah don spec yo' rote 2
um to, COZ mos none O. 'em
can't rite nun, an all hez tn rede
hit tn 'em wen tina gifts hit. all
laks t. rede, but tina liz nuf in /
o dem papuhs tn do me a nifty
long time.
mistuh Ace, all looks fer yo'
pictuh an den an noes whar tn
rede, Coz alb redes dat fust, an
den all redes wat sum o. dem
yotheruns SEE. an Ebbry satda
Ole ant Lu she cum t me an
her sa, Manda, IL yo' got yo'
papuh, an ah seq, yes, ant lu, an
she sa, we'll alb wush yo' 'ud
rede hit tn me, an blest de good
lawd ah KANT git erway 'thout
REDEEM o. hit, an bofe OBJ US laf a
heep. Peers lax sum O. dem
yothers is er pickin at yo' a heep,
an yo' pix bak. ha, ha.
tina wuz hole lots o. white pee.
pies tn ouah picnic Satda, morn
tina wuz niggahs. wuz yo' heah?
alb nevah seed yuh. COZ all
woodn't a noed yuh eff ah had a
seed yuh. ant Lu, lowed as
she'd noed yuh eff she'd seed
yo', but den ant lu il allus SEEM
sumtin, eff she IL a good ole
niggah CONAN.
peer LAX all KANT sa nuthin
lax all wants tn. Mex time ah
will.
from manda To Ace.
Yo' shore got err funny name,
amt yuh?
Thanks, Manda; write again
some time.
ACE.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Over Mrs. Coday's millintry store.
Preaching every first Sunday morn
Ing and evening, and Saturday ever
ing previous.
Bible school at 10 a. IN. every Sun
day. j. A. Riley, Superintendent
Bible study and prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
Ladies' Aid Society every Wednes
day afternoon.
Everybody welcome.
W. III. ANDERSON, Minister.
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X. c., o. & S. RY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Preaching services every second
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Sunday school every Sunday at
as a. nj. W. b. Fullington, Supt.
Baptist Young Peoples Union
meets every Sunday evening c..
A. Stephens president
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching services every first
and third Sunday at IL a. m. and
7. p. m.
Rev. j. ]. Wolfe, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
9:45 a. IN. j. A. Hylton, Supt.
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PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH,

Preaching services every fourth
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Rev. Joseph Davis, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday-at
9:45 a. m. G.. w. Freeman, Supt.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
Tent Meetings

The Christian church will be.
gin a tent meeting here the first
Sunday in September. Rev. D..
b. Warren of Pomona will assist
the pastor, Rev. w. Ii. Anderson.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
How the Trouble Starts

Constipation is the cause of
many ailments and disorders
that make life miserable. Take
Chamberlain's Tablets, keep your
bowels regular and you will a.
void these diseases. For sale by
all dealers. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
Holiness Camp Meeting

The Ozark Holiness Associa.
ton will hold their annual camp
meeting Sept. 4 to 10 at Mt. Zion,
8 miles south of Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
CITY OFFICIALS.

Second Ward, w. b. Fullington
Second Ward, DIR. j. A. Fuson
j. b. Freeman, President.
Council meets the second Monday
evening of every month.
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he started mind"
his wool
II company or actors ana
performer
eprudcn DOL
his genius accident FOUND
Projects
Influenced OF the principal
events OF life"
incident dinner
and to which number
communicated
the
Of In
Dr. Wooten
Sir John Mason adopting
Haddin Sir
In
land hardest fogger
not the
pleased with Aschams
Ascham dinner
to Dmoshenes him
the
Ascham his
interesting n
We the discovery Of Newton very trivial accident When
As reading under apple OF the fruit fell
"A
this led him to
dedud
principle gravity laid foundation of his philosophy
n
instead of
founder
Religious orders originated the cssbras order OF the
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take Of marrying too carly in life.
when l was about eighteen was
head over heels In love with a young
man who I thought was the embodi-
ment OF all that one could wish. When
| SEQ him now occasionally / wonder
that could ever have been 80 fool
ish. would not think Of choosing
this man for husband now. He
has grown so entirely different. and
| am so thankful to my parents who
stepped in and broke up the match.
"Cn the other hand, a girl chum Of
mine. about my own age. married the
ideal OF her dreams. But In many
ways she wishes she had waited. A
it Is now. my husband and UNDER
STAND each other. Our tastes are
known to each other. and we are old
enough not to be too foolish about
trifies.
I'VE will always adapt ourselves tc
the Others wishes because We have
arrived at the age OF discretion. tr
which faculty youth 10 woefully lack
tnS. ] think many Of the great DO
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end. But they were In those good
old days when things moved slower,
and competition was less keen, and
women had but ONE sphere.
Yet, now, the records show that
choosing a partner too early, with all
the diversions that the present day
demands. largely tends TO drawing
people apart rather than letting them
grow up together"
Therefore. the test Ia more severe
In the present scheme of things than
| In days gone by. While there are
those who deplore the many bache-
lors and would have them pay penal
ty for being unmarried, It is better to
have waited than to have regretted.
Better single solitude than double
| dist ress.
Contrary to the cynic, the world
Is full of happy married people, and
, no man should shirk the responsible
ity of marrying; II after considerab BILE
reflection the marriage starts with q
fair assumption that each Is compat- :
ible with the other. This DOES hap
pen many times In early youth; but
the safe side 10 reached m6Fe surely
with more mature yeasoniuk
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Letters From the People

'v1Sst New York Mosquito. Apru 80.
~ the Editor Of Tie Evening World;
! saw and killed on the last day OF
April what ! believe land am almost
positively 10 be the first mosquito of
the year In this little burg, New York.
70. kind sir, put this small announce
pAnt In your letter column. ] prithee.
that all may know l consider my
Relf the first swatter Of the season
W. a. IL,
t3O,Ots', 900.
u ths Editor Of The Evening World;
w What did the United States pay FOL
The Philippine Islands? +, =.
s.5,Oh, Ga Ireland.
= the Editor Of The E'eain: waHi;
Having saved 5000 and being anx-
tcus to get away from the hustle
5aad hustle Of the city. would be glad
u some experienced reader would Civ,
line Information as to the ACCESSIBILITY
lot 'settiing down In Ireland. am o
woman OF forty years. and, beint
xtrOught up In the country, feel thai
y would like to 60 back TO the "sim,
Y ~ iife," % that I can act like liv,
~ being instead Of aymachine. d
oHA J weuiA not sxDeet 70 ut viii
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Hits From Sharp Wits.

Every time a man makes one enemy
he usually makes i've friends.-Macon
Telegraph.
II man cannot make both ends
meet, how can he expect to meet
his bills?
Truth is stranger than fiction, but
IL not listed among tho six best
sellers.-Deseret News.
A man may study human nature n
long time and yet not become a
judge OF 1t.
There Is no sense in making a fuss
over having done ones duty.
One may make a lot OF enemies by
trying to please too many PERSONS
Albany Journal
Some men have credit and Others
trust to luck.-M Macon Telegraph,
Those who go up in an elevator dc
not always lind plenty Of room al
the top.
The foundryman has something
else to do other than cast reflections
The man who loses his patienc'
never offers q reward for Its return
Dessert News.
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nestle troubles are due to this mar
rylng too early, when the choosing OF
husband Is more a matter OF senti
ment than sense. l wish the age
limit Of marriage could be increased.
so that very young people would not
rush headlong into matrimony."
Certainly the term "Old Maid" in
this age Of the feminist has lost its
sting. In truth "Spinster" 10 prac-
tically unknown. And. from all re-
ports. II Is never too late to marry.
But 1t Is certainly very often too
early TO marry 1t Is no uncommon
thing to hear the phrase. III I had
1t all to do over again." followed by
an account Of being married when a
''youngster" and the resulting mis-
| take.
have heard many a business man
say he had had no youth. since he
plunged right into the battle OF live
lihood for two before he really knew
how to mako a living for one. and II
made him an old man before his
time.
OF course there are those occasional
wonderful marriages of sweet sixteen:
when thew grew up together" shar-
Ing Joys and sorrows. until the very
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lett BE ABOVE REPROACH.

VVHE eecond trial Of exPce Lieutenant Charles Becker which
begins to-day may much interest the frst 1t
= to be followed with far less excitement
Nobody has forgotten is true the revelations OF the System
which the produced On the other hand the killing OF
Rosenha fresh the public mind that the latter eager to
faen the ct all costa Tho RosenthA murder
longer living, absorbing nsws Public opinion
concerning which Bker lawyers have been soctous BY now
. cool the sensitive defense over hope to lind
Interest the present trial viii itself to unusual
szsnt the Judge and lawyers handle the The first
severely criticised for s speed Night sessions and extra
will be avoided this te unless both sides deem them ad
VISIBLE Criminal procedure this State has been frequently At
Hacked The present rr do much TO uphold the reputation
q New York courts
Let us make second trial Of Becker fair full, s above
reroah-not forgetting how great degree the law must always
entru dignity the who cali themselves is the
fudge interpets to the lawyers who plead before 4
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my hands idly folded. Could one live
there on the income OF this $4,000.
which brings mo about per cent. :?
G.. II.
To Com missiOner of Patents.
To the Editor Of Tho Evening World:
j have invented toy engine which
] wish to have manufactured. First I
would like to have II patented. To
whom should apply In Washing
ton, ID, c.? W. ID.
Thanks From Columbia.
To the Editor Of The E'eniny Void.
Accept our sincere thanks for your
courtesy in correcting the statement
an TO the war demonstration" We
feel certain that all Columbia stu
dents appreciate the spirit Of fairness
which you have displayed ut this
time. In saying that "our att! .ude
Implies that undergraduate good
sense deplores and will continue to
depl0re war demonstrations of a sort
that might invite criticism" you have
struck the right chord.
BENJAMIN HUYMAN,
N. y. LANDAU.
School Of Journalism, Columbia Uni
! Gerstty.