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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
COUNCIL OF DIOCESE
VOTING FOR BISHOP
Rev. u, &. Darst. OF This city. Among
Those BniIOted For as Succcssur
tt 20 Wcv. Robert Strange.

Especial To The Times DISPATCHED
WASHINGTON. y. O., October THE
council of the Episcopal DIOCESE of East
Carolina net here today to select a
successor Ite the latc Bishop Robert
Strange. While balioting commenced,
TINS afternoon, an election had not been
made late Tonight and likely vii! hot
no until to-Worrow. Those being voted
for arc:
Rev. w. Fl. Milton. d. D., Wilmington.
y. G.; Rev. John Harding. d. D., New
York Rev. Il. $. COPELAND, ID. D., New
Orleans; Rev Il. NJ. Osborne, Charlotte;
Few. ii. G. Finley, Columbia, S. C.; Rev.
Isaac Hughes. Henderson. y. c.: Rev.
7. {. Darst, Richmond; Rev r. r..
iiuske' Newberne, ~ c.. and Rev c. f..
Smith, Lynchhurg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
SPEEDY RESTORATION
OF HARMONY PREDICTED
Constitutionalist Agency Thinks Carr
ranzn and Villa Delegates WIN
Come to forms.
sIILIMAN IN WASHINGTON
Informal Meetings Under Way in
Which Outline for Definite Pro-
gram to BE Followed by Conyen-
ton Saturday Is Being Considered.

WASHINGTON. October 7.---Speedy
restoration of harmony between Gem
erals Carranza and Villa. through open
conferences at aguascalicntes, was pre-
dicted tonight in a statement issued
by the Constitutionalist agency here.
Consul Silliman, who has returned to
Washington, after a. sojourn OF three
months In Mexico, us the personal rep
resentative of President Wilson, re-
sumcd conferences with State Depart
mont officials to day OH the Mexican
to the question OF recognition, 1t was
SAID. Pending the outcome OF the pre-
limnary conference at Representatives,
and the general convention, which has
been called to meet, there on Saturday,
officials here say 1t would be unwise to
give this question serious attention.
Reports to the State Department to-
day indicate that the battle between
the forces Of Governor Mayorena and
General Hill at Naco, continues with
out advantage to either of the con-
testants intermittent exchanges of
shots are reported apparently TO have
caused minor casualties.
The arrival Of the Carranza delegates
at the Representatives, conference was
reported in official dispatches
Informal meetings between the Car
rama and villa emissaries arc under
way, II was said. and an outline for the
establishment of a definite program, to
be followed by the formal conventions
meeting Saturday, is being considered
The Constitutionalist agency an
nounced to-day that an attempt TO ar
rest and eXtradite a number of former
iuerta officials, now residing in the
United States. probably would be made
within few days. II was said, how
ever, that no official instructions to
procure warrants or bring the question
Of eNtradition before the Stare Depart
ment had hnen received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08

opposition of Emperor Francis Joseph.
The dispatch adds that Major, Gem
cral Conrad. chief OF tho Austrian gem
cral stan. virtually has been deprived
of all power. on account OF his alleged
condition resulting from tho death or
his son, who was Killed I'm action.
Dealing with the removal of General
Auffenbcrg from his command. the cor
respondents assert. this action was
taken ostenslbly because of the gem
erals Ill health, but that in reality it
WAS due to his move on Lublin, which
was considered an enormous mistake.
and responsible in great part for the
Austrian defeat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
IN AID OF SUFFRAGE CAUSE

Mrs. Frank Leslie Hcaueathed Nor.
Than sSo0,000 to Mrs. Gait.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE sum he !.
quoathed by Mrs. Frank Leslie, WHO
died recently. TO Mrs. Carrie Chapmnn
catt, 81 the 6nG suffrage leader, is IN excess
Nelson Cromwell, one OF the exeeutors
OF the estate. The will was fiicd To-
day The entire residue OF the estate
desire that 1t be used In the furtherl nos
OF woman suffrage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
WANTS SUNDAY As HEST DAY
Methodist Conference Deprecates Aetiy-
!. tiles OF, AusInesA pna splcAsWYe.

AIcthodist Conference Deprecates Aetiy-
K tiles of business tpsd picssuSe.
OTTAWA ONT, Qctpher T-Actiyi-
ties OF busincss and pleasure on Sun
day were deprecated to-day by the
closing scsslons. Hotels, restaurants
and drug,stores should not 90 business
COLI h sooini teas n and GV trnyeiinr ' sSo,iiS
be discouraged.
Tho committee on Sabbath ohsarv-
ance reported that Sunday. as a day
ct present faces a -threcfold menace.
The presence OF period OF mental
unrost: the tendency. TO make Sunday,
day for sensuous pleasure and recre-
tiOn were the perlls cited. n s-sr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
GERMANS Thrown RACK
8 ~ w. WITH HEAVY IOSSE,

LONDON. October 1856 p, MIA
dispatch 10 the Central News from Am
stordain says:
!. -. ;miessase received here from Client
says lighting OF a violent character
has taken place between Audcnarde
tfftcon miies southwest OF GhenO and
1,eupeshem Ia small town about a mile
south Of .Apdenarde)
After an hours engagement the Bel
gians received reinforcements and
threw back the Germans with heavy
losses"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
Ia NAEkEN DoMnARDED

ROME. tvia Paris), October ul:2O
j.. M),-A telegram received here from
Herlin says:
he civilians OF Lanaekcn. Belgium.
faNinE attacked German troops, repri-
sais were necessary. Lanaekcp was
bombarded and its church DESTROYED.
-NlonG the road between Lanae ken and
Tongues. all the houses were burned"
Both Laenekon and Tongres are in
the province of Linbourg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
AUSTRIAN ARMY UNDER
LAND IN ENGLAND M ~ "

MILAN, October lvia Paris, II :25
~, Mia dispatch from Vienna to the
SCorrlere Della Sierra confirms previous
report that the Austrian ARMY irf
Eaitcia has been placed under the con-
trQi of the German staff. despite the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
DECLARE
WAR AGAINST GERMANY

BERLIN. October Cvia wireless to
Sayytlfe, l.. L.-Prcss matter given
ont in Berlin official circles to- day in
cludes the following:
big battles between German and
Russian armies in Poland may be eX-
pectcd soon.
Belgian officers some days ago sent
an unguided railway train to destroy
tho transports of the big German siege
howitzers. The vigilance of the Ger
man railway troops frustrated the
plan.
German newspapers speak of the
possibility of Portugal declaring war
against Germany.
According to the Berlin Lokal
Anxeiger, Great Britain transported the
Indian Mohammedan troops to France
because these troops perhaps would
become dangerous In the Indian unrest.
SerVlan papers published at Nish
declare Russia's policy has forced
Servia into a desperate situationS which
may result in q total breakdown.
The official report OF Professor Otto
Won Fake, director of the Berlin Mu-
scum of Art. who made an inyestiga-
ton of the situation ut Louvain, says
important art monuments were not de-
strorcd. All pictures in st. Peters
Church were removed to the town hall
The morbid fear Of the English
that the truth Of the present situation
III Europe might become known in
ESs.pt has resulted in very strict meas
uGes. All travellers arriving In or
leaving Egypt are searched for letters
on papers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
WAR REVENUE MEASURE.
REVISED BY DEMOCRATS
(Continucd From FIRST Page.)'

erative and mutual policies being OK
empt as are re-issued policies. Fideli-
~ and Guarantee insurance would pay
a similar rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
CANADIAN TROOPS WILL.
land IN IINGGLANn nnAN

LONDON. October S AIS A. M).-
The Canadian troops will he landed In
1ngland to-day and sen, to an INLAND
training camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08

Special Local Data for Yesterday.
y Noon temperature. ............ 20
3 .P, NJ temperature. ..... 73
MaNlmum temperature up to S
Minimum temperature up TO S
~. -. -. - ''.'''' .v..... 62
mean temperature. ..,..........,.. 6S
Normal temperature. "a
EXCESS In Temperature 4
March ......... 264
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
ture since January 1...... 2S3
deficiency III rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since january 1............. S74
Local observations 6 T. VI. Yesterday.
Humidity So
ect!oh .....'. > r.
w lnq.NeiocitS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Weather Gle, p
ltainfall .................... None
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
The Weather

FQrecast: ACCOMPLISHMENTS cloudy
Thursday; Friday unsettled.
Ndrth CnroiipR-Fair Thursday and
Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
as defeated and machine guns and
3prlHonora captured.
Sfr!At Saliva. twenty Kilometres from
! tAe pity OF Munkatch. we have cap
stStea an artillery park aud numerous
1#RopG,iour LINE

aSis LoSnON. October (S:05 y. M).--
Ihe Official press bureau at S o'clock
tc-night issued tho following state
ntent:
North of the Disc and ut Lens, there
y is hard fighting,
elsewhere n slight advance or re-
treat varies, Throughout the line the
reports are generally satisfactory.
1.-THE French army is fghtipg with
the greatest dash and bravery.
''rhc Germans attacking Antwerp
have pushed forward their positions
against considerable resistance by the
garrison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08

Especial TO The Times Dispatgh.l
HAMPTON, VA, October 7.-tHenry
Lane Schmelz. president of the Bank
of Hampton, aud Schmelz Brothers
Bank, in Newport Ncws, and one of the
leading men in financial circles in Tide.
water Virginia, is desperately i'll in his
home. "Elmwald." here. Tonight the
attending physicians gave out state
ment that Mr.. Schmelzs condition ia
critical, and that his recovery is i'm
possible. 1t was said that his death
was only a matter of n few hours. MIR.
Schmelz is sixty-three years old. and
is trustee of Richmond College. Of
which school he is n graduate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
ElGHTING SUCCESSFULLY
IN RUSSIAN POLAND

aMANCHESTER, MASS, October -
: The stro-liungarian embassy here,
tV-hisht. announced receipt of an official
wireless message from Count Won
Herohtold. the Foreign Secretary OF
Austria Hungary, as follows:
"Austro- hungarian and German forces
arc lighting successfully shoulder to
shoulder In Russian Poland, where their
sudden advance seems to have COM
pieteiH surprised the Russians, who
were fepulSed across tho Vistula In
their attempt to cross that river. Our
fprcestook a bridge head near Sando-
mierz tSandomir).
The advancoiin Galicia is being car
ricut on systematically. a Russian di
visien OF Infantry WAS repdlscd BY us
nsar Tarnobrzeg tTarNpYezeg). THE
dcfcat Of the. Russians In the Carpa
thiaHs Ia Somplete
ISiGned) COUNT BERCIITOLD."
I The foregoing is conhrmatory OF tho
Official adriccs received by cable from
Vienna to-day. embodying the state
OF General Won IIoefer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

CHICAGO. June s-The Kansas
City Federal league club today served
notice on pitcher Handing % the
Cleveland Americans 90 appear before
Judge FOell In the superior court
here next Monday when 10 intends to
move that temporary Injunction BE-
granted restraining him from PLAYING
with Cleveland or any club other than
the Kansas city Foderals
Handing. the Kansas City club will
ny 10 show signed a contract with Il
and received $500 advance money
but before the season opened Jump
81 his contract though 10 had no
Ten day clause" and returned 10 the
Cleveland club
The hearing is 10 come before the
same judge who yesterday decided
against the Kansas City club I'm tho
Johnson case. tho Cincinnati Nation
ais IN that suit occupying tho same
place that the Kansas City club does
mere. according 20 Federal leagtl.
counsel. The Federals claim credit
ior Notifying Handing. saying that
me same courtesy was not shown
Johnson
II was Blanding's return 70 tho
1leveland club that caused presid.Df
gilmore 20 permit the Kansas civ
cllb 70 go after any PLAYERS under
contract The reserve rule. which
atIo biandlng 10 Cleveland will Dc a
factor IN the new suit which did NOT
some up In the Johnson case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The damage done by the storm yes
terday afternoon in Warwood and VI
tlnitN was slight. as only few cleo
trio and telephone lines were nut out
OF commission The wind blow down
a few trees In different parts of the
town. and many Of the vegetable
plants were washed out Both t,Ic-
phone companies will have n force OF
men working on repairs 10 their lines
IN the different parts Of the town
some OF the streets were flooded 10
such on extent that the people had TO
wade 20 Get through One OF the lines
OF the Brooke Electric Company was
put out o. commission so that tho
consumers had To- use gas lights for
some time until repairs were made.
NO other damage was Gone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
ASSAULT ATTEMPT
CASE OPENS TO-DAY
IRA KNIGHT TO BE ARRANGED
IN MARSHALL COUNTY
COURT.
Charged With Attacking Miss Lula
Jones Near Moundsvilie a
Few Weeks Auo

In Tho Marshall county Circuit Court
this morning. viii DO started the trial
or IN" state versus Ira Knight. col
orsd. indicted on felony charge bv
tho last graud jury
knight be- CHARGED with ATTEMPTED
criminal assault on Miss Lula Jones.
white. while she was driving up thu
Fairview bin road one evening a few
weeks ago
Another felony indictment 10 be
tried Zoo Tho Circuit Court he tina, ~
william kI-nor. who 10 b. ALLEGED.
iDlOniOueIy assaulted PcndcIton NIL
Ter with @ pocket knife. while the two
were driving 90 their home near Sill
yer HID from Bolton a few weeks
arO
Prosecuting Attorney u Tarriott
or Mai snail county. viii represent tho
state in each Of the above cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
TWO SEVERE STORMS VISIT
WHEELING; DAMAGE SMALL

some time and many OF the streets
were flooded
Again about $50 o'clock last even
in-. hard rain. which resembled a
cloud burst. struck the city and II con
Llnucd FOR some time Sixth street
, from Scabrisht Lane TO the County
road was raging river and the water
ran from curb TO curb and people
were unable To cross the streets
IN Ia" lower part OF the CITY many
or the sewers were Dlogged and the
run Ou the Hriotenstiau farm over
uo"0i and the street cars were held
uN for some time az tons OF stones
ana debris was washed upon the
tracks. The work gang 81 the tra--
ton company was called out and
worked for some time 20 get the
tracks cleared 90 that traffic could be
resumed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Out The PIE

Although the storm Yesterday after.
noon and evening in the out the Pike
district was about as bad a. any that
ever visited that section very little
was damaged The heavy downpour
81 rain almost swamped the strccfr.
and travelling was difficult LARGE
amounts ~ dir and rubbish was
washed on the chr tracks and some
difiiculty WIS encountered hy trolley
or crews IN operating their cars. but
little time was lost
The Bell telephone lines from tho
city % Elm Grove were put ont 81
commission during the evening Farm
ers from the nearby districts report
cd during the evening that much Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MANY GAMES AHEAD
FOR OHmAN-OUVAIL TEAM

For the next few weeks the PLAYERS
~ the Holman 4 Duvau b,ss b,II
club will be kept very busy pIavin.,
in" games which have already been
arranged for Saturday the team will
60 20 Wellsburs. where the Giants of
lhat place will be PLAYED sunday
me team viii 20 10 Padcn CITY 10 play
NE team Of that town. and June l4
inc IocaI Elks team will be played.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
CANCEL GAME

Yesterday the sistersvillc TIigb school
cancelled their baseball game. which yras
l. nave be'n PLAYED with the IiusIy IN
rutuit team Saturday afternoon af ~ o.
leIeNlllt. 40 reason was given for TIM
'ti'''iial"n. At the present tIu. r.
ranged. ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
NO GAMES
Yesterday was Dull Day in baseball
world. as Rain Prevented
Playing OF Many

Yesterday proved Co be one 81 the
worst In the baseball world for many
Gays. que 10 the heavy rains through
out the country. Oniy one game was
played In the American league. that hs-
ing between Chicago und cleveland. re-
EultlnE IN a shutout favoriuE the White
SoN. In tho National League. non. on
the teams were able To- got together. and
IN the Federal two games were laycl.
IN AZ the minor leagues. including IN q
American Association. International Tri-
state, New York State and Ceutrul all
games were postponed The Rain king
was In complete control and H.wcd 10
every contest iu the eastern and central
parts OF tho country. with the exception
OF those mentioned above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

me heavy rain played havoc with
Growing crops &c. %" country districts
Iolh yesterday afternoon and ayening
corn especially suffered considerably.
"Hu EI'at part OF 10 e. ruined. IN
ls lnouEht Telephone lines were dam
aged 10 some extent. bur 10 Is Thought
mat all con Do" repaid by this after
noon Although tho dovuuour of rain
was severe. nothing serious has been
reported other than mentioned aboye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Lit'I" DAMAGE from the effects Of
me heavy rain yesterday afternoon
and evening Was reuoIfed in this city
although ON some of the streets the
water was curb high and many peo-
IIn were forced 10 go 20 their sup
ners with wet feet \ few 81 the ceil-
ars BIO this city had water co. them a.
result ~ 10 running over the side
walk IS few shade trees were blown
down by the heavy wind which accom-
panied the rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

uu Union street B,lIirc. and practi-
cally ait telephones along the street
were useless Streets became flooded
when the sewer became Clogged. and
The street department was Kept busy
opening The sewers. The signal sys.
tom ON the traction line was put out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
GAME NOT PLAYED

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligencer.
MORGANTOW\. W. Va. June A.
Rain prevented the first OF the three.
same series between West Virginia
and the Pittsburgh ClleFians to-day
The same teams play tomorrow and
the day following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Of order by the lightning and the Old

OF order by the lightning and the old
system Of signals was used.
In the district west Of Bellaire. great
damage wa, done to the young corn
Ia the neighboraood Of Businessbcrr
and Key. Pipe Creek overlooked its
banks and spread over the surround
ine fields damaging the growing crops
To q considerable extent Residents Of
that section state that IL was the hard
est rain IN years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
FEDERALS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Ninncapolis-M.lwau 6: Min
noapolis ..
~ Columhus-Colvrrh us. s. Indiana
polls. q innings. rainl.
Al Cleveland 3D. iss,land-Louisville
rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At HaltimOre- Providence. 2. Hnltf-
more. ]. ,CaIled end seventh. dark
uessl
All other games postponed rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

How long do trl think "a a-l...r
ought f0 Do. INQUIRED fHl student
IIa' depend entirely orr T.a
much fm. f.. gentlemen r .Har..
gfr.,' fou tl ell With ILL., -WaalIu.
ton star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

CHICAGO. June f-scott alIoas.-f
only two Cleveland pta3s.r % reaen
nrst base to-day. one rJf hit arf
ths other drew barr "a balls rorr
we're thrown out stealing score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
BLANDING NOW
FACES TROUBLE
FEDERAL LEAGUE nAosATEs
ENOeAHOR 70 PREVENT NAP
PITCHER FROM PLAYING

Must Appear In Superior Court Mon
day % Show WY Aueees Viola
ton % Contract Was Made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

With this i~sur. the Clayton * two
years Id. and We trust we Will he par
doncd for pointing with pride 60 the
healthy condition of the .oun. offspring
ur journalism. Two wears AGO when The
writer assumed the %parcniage Of the
Voice Of the Valley it was without
journalist experience; with hut little
money. AMI with only len families ~ the
town. and yci since that day w have
never missed an issue. and have rnme out
iri times with IN nj home print eight
page paper. the grade and standard W.
leave to our readers To determine. We
have not done this without hard work,
and some sacrifices. va have made some
money. but not enough commensurate
with the labor Ne have given the enter
prise. hut we are optimistic Of tn" sue
CESS of this country and are willing I"
stay with the people. il they are willing
10 say with uS. and maintain by patron
agc the greatest corner stone IL success
ful city building known to civilization
u good ncw>papcr.-l.in Grandc Clarion.
" Secretary Houston would apply ~
portion Of the large appropriation brihg
authorized hN Congress for a study 90
markctin. conditions. towards seeking
ont the dishonest commission man. and
II Congress viii make him 4 criminal ~
The eyes Of the law. punishable iy sen
icncr in a Federal prison. much good
viii have been accomplished. san he
uito Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

And Monsieur. The aviator? What did
he do when YOU told him that his rival
flcw upside down."
lie f,cw into a passion"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY >. 1911.
A SINGULAR OMISSION.

congressman WithcrSpcon of MiSsis.
sppi and Hensley Of Missouri. members
Of the House committee on naval affairs.
openly made some charges. Tuesday. that
were rather sensational-scrious IA well
Is sensational il the charges are true.
They assert that in the preparation 81
the Naval Year Book, naval experts de-
Ilberately misrcpresentcd actual ,oudi
IONS in order To secure a%ppruprial ionS
Tor construction Of additional battle
ships. BY emitting all mention of the
Datticships Oregon. Massachusetts and
Indiana, the navy il reduced "a third
class instead Of second class. Whether
the omission was accidental or inien-
tional. the fact Will not encourage Con
grcss To build new baftlrShips This wear.
The country, while rather proud of Us
navy will demand Ia know why three
great warships were omitted il "A report
designed To let the people know the
exact strength Of its navy. II the omiS.
sion was accidental there must bc imcl
ficiency somewhere in the department
inefficicncy that Demands rigid invc>ti-
CATION. If the commission was inicn-
tiOnal the fact will tend t. prejudice The
people against the dcparimcnt-which
Will be most unfortunate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

"A would die fer Nun."
~Wnnld YOU really. FcrlyP Md f-
how much j. Your life insured"