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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

ISr Rebate On ITaifs~fsnE shoes.
Mems shoes halfs0led. 75c. rebated
to soc: ladies' shoes halfsoled soc.
rebated to <5c. Sewed work. Best
leather. Bring coupon attached to
shoes We cannot send FOR shoes AT
this special price. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7ls East
Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
w ants
HELP-MALE

Wanted Fifty Couples, White and Col
ored. for Northern homes; also TWEEN
ty farm hands. Good wages. Call
or. write SOUTHERN INTELLI-
GENCE OFFICE, 2t5 North Sixth
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
Richmond, FrcdcricEDg { Potomac R. R.
10 ANp FR0M WASHING roy Avn REY1Nn.

Leave Riehmond arrive Richmond
$50 m. Byrd 81. Sta s7.kO An BIRD 81. IA,
s5.45 An. Main 1t. Sta.EI LES An. Elba Station.
$50 An. MAia 81 Sta.Ift1.3S Al. HyYA Sd. Sta
q. 40 An. BIRD ~. Sta. s1.IO n. Asin ST. STA,
s10.sS AM. Byrd ST. Sta. -. n. Byrd ST. Sta,
~ sol Byrd st. Bta.I II. Is n. BIRD So STA
100 T. n. 3yrA s.. 60.t $50 n. BYRD Sd. Ste.
s3.S0 Pm Byrd - StAJ 100 n. Byrl Sc. Sta
4.l5 N. Kfha 6tAsten.k l1.l7 Pm. Msin 81 Sta
s5.lSP n. Main 50. SO night Byrd 81 81.
ss.30P.M n. Byrd -. kta-bla.6s Night Nails st-Ssa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

Wswted--Carpets to Dust ana scour by
latest improved machinery. only 81.
We also make over all kinds of car
nets. NEW YORK CARPET CLEAN
ING CO. 20Q1 East Franklin Mon
roe 20S6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
PERSONALS
WOOD AND COAL

ORR WOOD IS DRY AND EASY TO
SPLIT. OUR COAL PoSSESSES THE
BEST BURNING QUALITIES PHONE
MONROE 1917. SYDNOR MORRIS
CO.. INC
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13
auitenfoon Ell !Serra Iuotia Vauo

Ruiienfoan et !6erra iuotta Tsua
pib6 t66l8. SinmIa on tddud or
iuaben maaSia, mieraan fanIan tes.
feud eIdesidfi fuuri tebtdmd. SIet
fpIpdid. DIET famaIaiiesia aIemas.
ia Putin Ssroel 8aobelisia. @aat
indfin miebd uIos fauiin fiemenen.
On ie ibanata, ettd faIis fiemen,
SnmaIan Jana, On ustottu finuIe ia
mtnuGe. On ie ibanata, ettd ie faI
It's Jana, ettd olemme 2riStufien toI.
Itiua mereud lunastetut, on usfottu
nellie, ettd fitd iaamme life ustpa
ia ftd mutqe iuIistaa. SIet fpItp6.
ia. find It'd ia diti, find palmeliia Ia
palmeIustpttD, find iidntd ia emdntd,
oIet fpImdid. Ympdrtudf eIdd ib.
mild. iotfa eipdt tunne IunaShsta
2arttian tpereSId. 9eibdn ipntinid
otpat otehit pois, he onot 2arttIan
fuolemnan faStetit. 2erro Ie BELLE!
2erro ie puoIioueTi, IapTiaefi, omai.
fqeTi, naapureiuefi. tpotomerineE!
Wutta ferro fe mpDsfin faufana
oletpiue peliiueii ia RIariueT. On
tdmdfin fplpD fppnelfpIpDd mo.
naSti. ST nde mitddn menestpstd,
ct mitddn bebeImdd. On ie fppneI.
fplpDd Iinuue, it'd ia iinuIe, diti, TO-
fa olet ~foettanut Iapiefi ipbdmeer
S~eeiufien ratfauben firfastaa, mutto
ndet, ettd IapfeIi Iiebuu maaiImaua
Gen bupit omat bdnen butpeiaan
len ilot bdnen ~iIoiaan. Wurbemie
lin aiattelet IapieTi fobtoIoa. mute
foetat fuitenfin totuuben fiementd
tauista fiementd fpIpdd.
Nutta paitfa fuinfa toimottomal
to tDD ndpttaiii, Ell ie fuitenfaan tot
potonta ole. &c menestpp. 2upa
us on Norma. Se paIaapat RE
muaa Ia tuofpat betbdn lpbteenId
2pbteitd tulee. Sebtddmme tentdb
ben tnnoua tpDtd, fpItpden lamar
iementd ipbdmiin. Wuisto, ormo
IopIi, miid parten eIdt: oIet fpI,pGid
g. 80. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13
Kansan kirjeitd.
Holmes City, MINI.

Koskapa past. J. Huuskonen ha-
luaa saada taman seurakunnan,
min me olemme asiasta sopineet ia
nina olin sis viimeisen kerran saar.
naamassa taalla. Mutta vieraisilla
voin kayda MILLION vaan tilaisuus
sattuu, vaan past. j. Huuskonen
on nyt taman seurakunnan vaki-
nainen opettaia.
Jumalan palvelus oil kirkossa
juhlallista, silla kuuliioita oil pal
Jon oloihin verraten. Sitten oil
klo 8 i. p. nuorisoseuran ohielma.
kokous. Runsaasti otti nuoriso osaa
ohjelman suoritukseen. Mutta
hammastyksekseni sain viela heilta
vastaan ottaa $1,000 lahjan rahas-
ga. Nina Glen heikkoudessani tot
minut vahaisilla lahjoilla ia te pal
kitsitte sen arvokkaalla lahjalla.
Sc on todistus siita, eta te pidatte
Jumalan valtakunnan lyon arvossa.
Rukoilen eta Herra teita siunaisi
ia pitaisi siina vakaumuksessa ella
manne loppuun asst. Rakkauten.
ne osoitus ninua kohtaan oil suuri,
ioten sen pidan Jumalan hengen
vaikuttamana. - Sydamelllnen xii.
tos kaikestal Toivon ialleen make.
mista.
Site italia oil seurat Emel XII
vistossa. Han on vasta tame tul-
Tut Hibbingista, MINI. ia on hanel-
la kaunis talon paikka. Samassa
tilaisuudessa saatettiin P. kastee
seen heidan poikalapsi ioka sal nj
meksi Einari Aaro Edmond. Toi-
Won Jumalalta siunausta heille ia
lapselle.
Taalla sain myos lainoja Autta-
ialle latomakoneen ostoa varten.
Toivon eta kaikkialla ruvettaisiin
nyt innolla tyohon sen hyvaksi, eta
Sc kauvan kaivattu kone saataisi
vihdoinkin.
Holmes citylaiset, kiitos teille
kaikille ystavyydestanne.
Ystavyydella:
M. Anttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

= Suom. 2utb. Rustannuslitfe,
9ancocf, Wticb., on ldbettdnpt NEIL
lie ndptteetfi fappaIeen iuIfaiiemaan'
Ia fupateoSta, nimeltd .autpia Gun.
mesta." Wibfo or 30 fiwuinen, 4.
idltden 81 fumaa. autpat rpat on
nistunetta ia eritdin bpmtn maIifoi'
haia, fdfttden maiIemia eri faImilto
Suomea, iefd mp5stin nieiia idlien'
nDffid fuuIutiimpten mestariemmt
maalaufiSta, iamoin malofuwic
fuuluifsta weistotista. Grittdir
arpofas fofoelma futpia Suomesta
Wibfoien binta on ainoastaan 2t
c. ia iaa ftd ttIata pud mainituue
oioiteeua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

,SpDslebti", tirftofuntamme
fppsiultaiiu, iulee tdnd puonna IT,
mestpmddn ip%pSfuun aIusIa. aoS'
Pa firfoQistotouS polttii aIIetirioit'
toneen Iehben i~oimittoiofii, min ppm.
bdn tdbdn pStdtpduistd aqua ar'
noiiiIta nirfapeIiiltd ia muiIta Fir
iaiIiioiIta tirtfotunnasIamme Iefd
nItopuoleuotin ipDafenteletpiItd mel
iiItd ia IiioriIta. 9irioitufiet oIiIi Id.
betettdmd ennen tdmdn eIotuun 90
pdimGd, oioitteeuo: rSppslebti" 6
8or SO Sronmoob, Wicb.
&uunioitutieua
SO. SO. WiIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

Esimies, pastori P. Wuori, Port
Arthur, WIT, Can.
Varaesimies, past. w. W. Wilen,
Ironwood, Mich.
Kiriuri, pastori J. Hirvi, Ely,
Mimi.
Varakirjuri, p%astori P. Miettinen,
Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio.
Rahastonhoitaja, VIM Maxi, Box
SO Ironwood, Mich.
Tutkijakomitean iasenet pestorit
P. Wuori, w. w. Wilen, ia J. Hirvi
Talouskomitea: VIM Maxi, esi.
mics; w. w. Wilen, kiriuri ia Erik
Kangas, jasen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

mddn unbeqe firffofunnaue. Mp6s'
Tin fuoleteiafoon fummaS5afin tirf'
totunnasia Iaiuiiesia idriestpfiesid
faifti laiDiStuttamifet. l1uben firf.
fofunnan iobtofunta antafoon life.
fulefin papile, iofa on pappeusfir.
iania idttdnpt ebeudmainituIIa to-
paua. uuben firffofunnan pappems.
firian Imam muiStutuffia. Samaaa
tapaa tulee meneteud tIefuuofin
paiffafunnoI Ia ieurafuntain fansTa.
Wutta e%nnenfuin ieu~rafunnisia pb'
tpmtnen tapabtuu, on iofaiien idie
men tdptettdmd perbeMettelo fum'
paanfin ieurofutoan fuulumain Id.
ieuten fesfen iotfa perbeIuettelot Ell .
tdtD5n fummontin ieurafunnan Ell.
mics pbbistdmdqe fofoufieue ia
iotsta idienistd tp~aIit!afoon fitte tpir'
fafunta ieurofunnaue ddnten enem.
mist1ud.
rlu{i firffofunta tuIee perustaa
tanianpoltaiiefii, ettd ct meiud tuliIi
5pufpmddn mitddn 1enfaItoisto, iofa
oIoittaii, ettd uuTi firffofunta muo
bostaifi pappis'trustin.
l1uteen firffofuntaan tuIee feIpata
fummanfin ~firffofunnan papit ia
%toIportDDrit iIman mitddn tatfinnou
%iuorttusta, ippstd eta popit omot
fummasioftn firtfofunnasIa 10 tut
finnon iuorittaneet ennenfuin beibd
on papitIt mibittp ia fofportDbriff
lasfeitu."
9deTd fabben firftofunnan pbbis
tdmisfesfusteluisia fuIuifin fofo IL
tapdimd, ioten niista ldpt pddstpt
lasfeubuttiin taas firton baaliin il
~lauiIelIe.
i Sdmdn pditpdn ilafIi oil Bor
Mrtburiu ieurafunta bommonnut Ton
iertin firton baaliin mieraitten fpiib
bpttdmiiefIi. Ranffo bupIi
malta oIfot Flo puoli 9 tienoisIa iaa
pua Iufuiiasti DIeiiDd Iiud foniertt
tiloiIuutta oil lentolipuiua ilmoitetti
pmpdristDn faniaIaifiue, jotfo, i
etufdteen orpdten fonIertiu armot
fuuben, ftlpan ~rten1ip6t paifoue
Sobeuofin bousfo ia mieItd DIentd
ma oil tdmdn iuan ohieIma. Dor
Irtburin iemraf. ietofDDri, etepGr
i%obtoionIa mrs Wuoren ioboouo.
eTiintpi uieamman ferran iuan fuIu'
esIa arpoteoineu lauluineen. 600
IplouIuia eFittitpdt mpDsfin mrs
Wuori, miTS 2empi Muori ia past
g. 9Duori tunnetuiun bpmiud ia bar
iaontureiud GGuiaddn. Pubeita Iou'
Iun ia lotion mertitpfiestd iuon tu'
IueSIa pitip6t post. q. Wiettinen
post. s. Strmi ia past. 6aofaua.
SuIci toniertist1, iosta puoIet lab
ioitettiin Iuttoiaue, oil noin % Dol.
Inrin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

- 9aostin ilmestpp Iebtemme pie
nempdnd, ippsta ettd faupunsisiam'
me fofo piifon festdneiben r0otiin.
tuIo iubIien" tatia on liiffeemme,
iomoin Putin muibenfin tdfdIdiFen
liiffeiben tpDmdestD, pitdnpt Ipbem-
mdn Iomon. SIfoon tdmd omiaan
feboittamoan auitoian tonnaitoia.
i%ouffoa innoftaaieen toimintaan Io'
tomafoneen bauffimiien bpmdff,
find on parmoa eta fen f%ootlo mot
taifiin tuommoiiet Observation-Disclosures
beIposti mdIttdd. Nptpiien buonon
aion tafio ei moiba Iiiffeesfd pttdd
fotpin runiaosh tpDntefii5itd, fad
fen fautta noufFmot menot iuuresio
mddrdsId. Ntufan ipDnoiman pie.
nintin Iona taas aibeuttao epdiddn'
n6uiippffid Iebben iImestpmiiesfd.
aoriotfoa fits oFo pfEsid tuumin,
banffimouo Iatomafone!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

- Sebtemme Iutiiat! Sos ct teneI
Ia tetStd ole pieId oStettuno Mnni
~. pennaien firioittamaa runofo
foelmaon 2eipdt GFitotto, Min banf'
fifaa ie beti. 2iriaa on 10 Ieninnpt
uieita iatoia foppaIeita ia faiffi iot'
Ia omat fen lufeneet, pitdmdt Tiitd,
Saa tiIata oioitteelIa g. Monto,
9or, SO, Sronnoob, Wicb. Canal
la oioitteeua moi mpDs tiIitida en-
men tilatut.
0irian binta on 80 C. postimofiui'
neen. Gnemmdn tiIattoesia iunri
oIennus. afiomiebid bolutaan!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Port
HrtbMri$Sa.
(Sateoo.)

sos tummanfin ftrftofunnon leu.
ratunnat boIuatpat rupeta perusto'
moon pbtd Suomolaisto Gp. 2ui.
2irffofuntaa Imerttasia ia Sana'
boSia ia fummanfin firttofunnan
m~uoifotous fen bppdtiDp, Min no'
I~it:afoon fomiten fummaStatin firf.
fotunnon fesfuubeSta tefemddn
IddniDebbotusta uuoele nbbiStpneeI.
lie tirtfotunnole, iofa i6dnt6ebbotuS
iuIoiStafoon fummanfin firffofuns
nan Observation-Disclosures tirffofun.
tim fuulunien Ieurafuntain bpmdt.
ipttdpdfi. Bulletin ieurafunnaue
~Iuotatoon oiteus tebbd mieIenid mu.
faifia muutotFia iddntoebbotufIesia,
iotfa muutofiet luettafoon fumman,
Elm firffofunnan enimdiiesid muo.
Iifofoutiesia iddntoebbotatIen fans.
ia ia bppdfIpttdfDDn fummaeiofih
tirfo uiSfotoutIesIa ddnten enemmis.
tDuG. SGmdn idIfeen neln oitetto,
foon fummantin firffofunnan tefe.
mddn tnrffo till firffofunnar omai.
iuubesta, iaatatpista ia neIoista.
Run nGmGt on Iaotu naturalization
alta ia paitfa misid Iopuuiiesti 70.
foonnuiaan perstamaon tue uufi
firffofunta. Edbdn fofoufIeen on
itietunfin papin iaapuitama fum.
mosiafin firtfofunnasta, ia IdbetiG.
f1Dr futin Teurafunta fummostutin
firtfofunnusta ebustoian tdbdn 70.
fourteen, ia mpbstin iutpaittafoon
itIefunfin Ieurafunnau idIenen pfTi.
tpiIesti oitaa ofaa mainittuun foto,
utIeen. Rumpifin rfouisiobtofun.
ia administration fauppofiriat nal
miiffi. ioiua he mppndt fummanfin
firtfofunnan omaiiuuben uubeue
firffofunnaue. Ndin faaputtuoan
fofoufIeen aifana ia paifosia, iobpn
Ie on mddrdttp. otetiafoon Iaiuinen
IuomoIainen Notarto (taiffa paIit
tofoon ebusfunnaSta iotu fitd NOR.
ten) iofa ieettdd usfo1iiuuben ma.
Ian toitiaa unteen firffofuntoan al.
fomiua papeiIa ia ieurofuntoIai'aa.
pappein, ennenfuin aIfatpat uStoI.
.IiIuuoen maIaa tefemddn, on idtet.
tdmd pappeusfiriania ebend nimite.
thule Notarioue, iofa on tobistus
.Fitd, ettd BE Inopunat pois man.
bosta firftofunnasta ia boIuonat
pbtpd uuteen irtfofuniaan. Run
ndiu on tebtp, Min moIittafoon fiitd
popistosta ia ebustoiofunnosta tpir.
fofuuta uubeue firffofunnoue, iofa
tuIee buoItamaon uuben firffofun.
nan toimintoo ia ioue nirfofunnale
annettofoon .ebeud nimitetpt,
manbain flrffofuntoin tpirtaiIiioin
fauppofiriot, ioitten fautta tpanboin
tirffofuntoin omoiIuus tuIee fiirtp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-13

Hntered as second-class matter January 10
tss, ~ he post office a. 1 fouwood, Micnlga n
nder the Act o. Congress Of March 8, 1877
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
SEVERE PUNlS HMENT
OF Mrs. ChappsH, Of Five Years
Standing. Relieved BY cardui.

Mt Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah NJ Crap
pell Of this town, says: 81 suffered Tor
i've years with wonlanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tel.
Il TIED most every kind Of medicine
but none did me any good.
/ read one day about Cardtii, the wo--
mans tonic, and decided to Try 1t.
had NOT taken but about six bottles until
I was almost cured. Il did me more
good than all the otller medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began aslSing me why l
looked so well, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it.
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
OF tEIe ailments due 10 Womanly trouble
such as headache, bacEache, sideacher
sleeplessness, and that eVerlasingy tired
EeelfngP
If so, let us urge yoll TO give Cardm a
trial. We feel confident It VIII help you,
lust as Il has million other women IN
the past half century.
Besir taking CarduI to-day. You
Won'tregret II. Aldruggists.
w,4ees. chaAanooEa Medicine o., Ladies,
AdvisoY Dspt.. chsttanooge. Tenn, icE 500.
eraatTnaak fgr Weuen,r n plain wrapper. tA9. La
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
OF
THRIFTY SOCIETY
. WILL Be ACTIVE
Local Chapters Will Be Estab-
Iished in All Places Having
Population of 2 1000.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April I'll
A ssured. through a majority OF the
mem bers of Congress, of enthusiastic
and nationwide support OF It's move
ment, the American Society for
Thrift announced here today, through
its Washington headquarters, the be-
ginning of a campaign to establish
local chapters in every American city
and town with a population Of two
thousand or more. The movement
will be extended later to the smallest
villages.
Support OF Congress.
In an effort to determine whether
or not the organization. of which ST.
mon w. Stratus OF Chicago Is prest-
dent, could rely on the cooperation
of the public, letters of inquiry were
sent to mem beers of Congress, MEM
bers of the state legislatures and tho
leading business men Of the coun-
try. The result was q unanimous
agreem emit with the doctrines Of the
organization and assurance OF COOP
GRAFTON and hearty support.
Among the Congressional letters of
endorsement and commentator re-
ceived were those from Senator'S
EIihu Root, of New York; Moses e.
Clapp, of Minnesota; Reed Smoot, of
Utah: John F. Shaffroth, of Colorado;
John 81. Works, of California; Morris
Sheppard, of Texas; Albert B. Cum
minis, Of Iowa; Willard Salisbury, of
Delaware, and Henry Cabot Lodge of
Massachusetts; and Representatives
Burton L. French, of Utah, A p.
Gardner, of Massachusetts; Philip P.
Campbell, of Kansas; Serene E. Payne
of New York.
Factor In National Life.
The American Society for Thrift
which thus begins its career as q fac
tor In national life, was organized by
Simon w. Stratus, of Chicago, for the
purpose of impressing on the indfvid-
,uaI the advantage Of personal economy
and of reminding the state and ma
tional law makers of the dangerous
and unnecessary extravaganza in the
use OF the public's money. One OF its
fundamental principles Is that the
teaching of thrift is most beneficial
and gets the best results when APP
piled to children. For this reason, it
already has embarked on q policy OF
securing the cooperation OF public
schools and large charity organtza-
lions to interest boys and girlsin gar
dening, savings schemes and In var
ious undertakings for earning and
using wisely small sums of money
It's program includes also the dis
trfbution of literature for educational
purposes ana the giving OF COURSES ~
lectures dealing with every phase of
the subject. II is particularly inter-
ested in plans for better government
andieconomical improvement oftowns
and cities Broadly speaking, its
ideal is to educate the public, begin
ming with the children, as TO the ,abso-
lutte necessity for outstanding their
resources II emphaEizes always the
va ue Of personal econaniE as The di-
rect path to curbin rational ext
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
This Store

T. Solicits your patron
age on the basis OF the
values it offers Our
buying connections,
our store service and
our facilities for Civ
ing you the most value
for the least money.
All these things go to-
ward making this
store the most eco
nonical S h o ppi n g
+. place in this city for
the careful buyer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
.NEN GIlIRI FOR
THE CHILDREN
lis Established III the City of.
Charleston by Judge Of the
/ Police Tribunal.

/ CHARLESTON, April Charles
ton has q juvenile court. Because OF
Il the fact that no special provision for
this court is made by law, It's tunc-
tons will be OF an advisory nature,
though it win be connected with the
police court.
The members of the new court,
who have agreed to do all they pos
sibIy can to curb juvenile delinquen-
Giles in this city, are W. G. y.
Moore. head Of the Associated Char
tiles in Charleston; Capt. w u.
Swan. at the head of the local Sal
yation Army CORPS and A. j. Hum
phreys, OF the Elk banking Company,
the latter as the West Side represen-
tative of the court.
Boairsky's Idea.
The Juvenile court idea Is that of
Police Judge N. Boairsky, who, dur
ing the last few. weeks, has found It
dIficult to dispose of some of the
juvenile cases which involved DELI
cate situations that hardly come
within the province of a police court
He asked the advice Of number
Of leading citizens, and all are FAVOR
ably impressed with the move 70 get
an advisory court that Will ASSIST IN
dealing with such sases as properIy
come before 1t, looking to the sens1-
Die Q1SDQSlLlQu Vi NGAs9S6 - y
children are to be handled as they
should be to get the best results
In many instances Judge Boairsky
has found that punishment should
be melted out to youthful yiolators.
although he appreciates the TACT
they should not be sent to Jail OF
ten he has turned young Offenders
over to the Salvation Army, and Cap
tain swan has cared for number OF
them. some of whom have been given
good homes and are thus removed
from the surroundings which led to
their derelictions.
Sits in Afternoon.
Under the plan for the formation
OF this court, sittings will be held at
2 o'clock afternoons, when such cases
as should rightly come under its SUI
pervision' will appear In police court
From these sessions the usual police
court Ioafers and the morbidly curious
| will be excluded, and the advisory
court will take such steps as are
reasonable in handling cases involving
the future OF children.
These cases, will not develop daily,
and members Of the advisory court
4 will be requested to appear when
there is work for their department
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
MINES WRECKED
byFire and Accidents
and the Miners There Are
Idle Now.

FAIFaMoN0T, April 81 Fire and
accident put the two mines of the
Austin Coal and Coke Company, at
Austin, out of commission. Fire was
discovered in the tipple of No. 4
mine, which destroyed the tipple,
with a heavy loss; partly covered by
insurance.
The fire drew a big crowd, and
some one entered the No. 2 mine and
started the electric motor at the
head OF a steep drift. The motor
ran down the incline and was
wrecked at the bottom, effectively
shutting down the No. mine II
will be two weeks before the No. z
mine will be able to resume OPP
erations, and month later before
the No. mine can be gotten ready
for work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

The naval wireless station at New
port, r. l., recently received messag-
es exchanged between two stations in
Argentina, 5000 miles distant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

1t is estimated that-75 per cent of
the laws have to do with the home
in some way.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17
NASH.

Mesh, April if-As Foster pre-
dicted, SO was the weather Easter.
The sand storm struck this part OF
the country between 80 and 3
O'Clock. Overcoats and cloaks were
plentiful at Sunday school Sunday.
Miss Lula satterfield gave The
children in her school room an
Easter egg hunt Friday evening.
Miss Annie Short spent Satur-
day night aud Sunday with a girl
friend Of hers at Midlothian.
MIR. Earl Smith and mother and
Miss Annie Short and Lula Satte--
field attended the play THE Win
ming OF Latane Cashton' that play
ed b. the Howard talent ~ How
ard last Friday night.
The Italy people did not get to
give their entertainmf mt last Fri
day night owing to the fact tina,
they could rot get a piano. But
they win como later and give their
entertainment.
Miss Lola Armstrong from neal
Iiillgboro is visiting her sister, Mrs
Oiin Marks.
TIE Nash boys played the How
ard boys q game Of bail. Howard
won, the scores being 8 and II
favor of Howard.
Quite crowd from Howard was
present at the ball game :
G. G. Martin and family spen'
Sunday at Waxahachie.
A fine girl arrived at the hons
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17

Howard. tpr1 1s.=IIea]tl of fhis
community. is NOT very good At thjs
renor1
Mr.. 4lnsarJcr Inns been sick for
several DAVIS
Dr Armstrong "a 9o has ban4
cutie sex. is 5...er - els report.
Mrs. oliver Who has been sick
for several weeks. is no better.
There was nfay at the Ba9tis=
church Friday night for the beao
fit Of buyEfg a piano, There WAS
a large attendance.
There was a bail gar,a Saturday
letweeu Howard ana Nash the
scores being 8 aud 6 in favor Of
Howard.
On account of the bad weather
fhere vas no singing at this place
SUNDAY.
Mr.. James Baden visited Mir. Lee
Alexander one night last week.
Misses Magic Park Of Collier
Chapel and Louise Clark Of Rocket,
spent one day last week with
Maude oliver.
Miss Claudio Hudson visited her
sister. Mrs. Keller Brookshlre, one
night last week.
Mr.. John Kelley spent SATURDAY.
eight with Mr.. Gould OF WaxE-
haehie.
Megsrs. Lee Alexander and Fred
Ham went to Waxahachie satur-
dav
Mrs Dykc4 ana daughters. Miss
as Mamie and Bob. Mrs. Gould.
Mrs willard Wheatlev and Misses
Sal3ia F1ovd and PearI Smith viz
tied Mrs oliver ono evening Iast
waal, who ia quite sick
NJ. ,I-tI1..rI Nf-I,an+l 49, hoe tu5.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17

Professor HAYDEN Moore. oaati
date for represent dive, place uur-
Der enc rom this county, bu SIC,
s temporarily employed ae a.. ehor
IN the bryaet Trimming school al
Fort Worth, was dow home sun
day, and Monday went to Wax.,-
hachie to distribute cards and s0ake
hands with TN sograns. Middle
THAN Argus
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17

There are some evidences that the
spring time has arrived, gentle an
ME but at the same time We would
advise Annie not to take too many
chances.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17

The weather may be warn
enough to cause you 20 shuck your
coat, but our advice to sou is TO
keep your shirt on curing the pres
ent cam paign
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17
Ne" Officers sworn in.

at meeting of the city oouncil
ned Monday night the following Of.
iieers-all new except Mr.. True
We're sworn in:
Mayor, T. NJ. pees, aldermen, o
H. True. p. p, Love. r. II. Morton
:" W Major and w. u. seweIi;
li'5afsAai, assessor and collector, Lar
~ Mills. Midlothian Argus.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-17

We are unable to- correctly dag
nose the political situation until
we have heard fafsher from Leo
pold Morris OF Victoria and W Z.
Cox OF Hamlin.