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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
NOTICE TO THE B

The pennsylvania Pulverizing Com
pany wishes to give notice OF its in
tention to withdraw its certificate
ron the state Of West Virginia Tor
the privilege OF doing business in said
9tdte' m~ay3lje7-if
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NEW DISTRICTS
River Front IN Ohio In New
congrssstonal Districts ny Pas
sage OF Redistr1ctnig Bill.

COLUMBUS. O.. May 30.-After a five
months' session the Ohio general assem-
BILE adjourned late Saturday after the
passage OF appropriation bills and the
acceptance OF 4 conference report on the
Sprague gerrymandcr bill. The passage
OF the latter measure II a victory for
Gov. Frank b. Willis because opposition
had developed even among Republicans
who were anxious that their respective
districts be made Republican sure. Ths
Eastern Ohio districts are as follows:
F1fteenth-washington. Morgan. No
BILE. Monroe. Guernsey. Muskingum.
Sixteenth-Belmont. jefferson. Harrt-
son. Columbiana
Eighteentb-Stark. Tuscsrawas. Car
roll.
Observation-Disclosures TrumbulI. Ash
tabula-
Fifteen districts are regarded a. Re-
publican. six as Democratic and one
doubtful.
The gerrymander bill received only 50
votes when the first ballot was taken in
the House. Then several Republicans
VIII opposed the arrangements Of dis
t1cts but did not want TO see an admin
istration measure fell. voted for Il. max
Ing the vote IS to 80. McClave. OF HUI
ron. was the only Republican who voted
against the bill.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
LocH LYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAINS LAKE PARK. ND open
Jgne 10 IN crest ~ the beautiful ALE
Write for booklet l. n r. LIST. prop.
my-1e au-2s
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wHEELrgo TRAcrIoH coMFAH
1xPhSs CAR BCHEDULn
xaktnG Ehest June a, lso

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLgByR1
Daily Except sunday
Wheeling wsiisburg
12nd Street. Law.
WheehhH Wellgburg
igsg p m 800 q m
sssv D. m 1880 noon
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer 6 HHdebfsnd

Corner Market and TVenfv-aerrrF afs
Aclephone 4of. Open d. and night
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MOUNDsV1LLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsvILE
Daily Except sunday.
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FOR RENT

ron RENT rooms. 1851 Market ST
Inquire r J. Emblem. 1910 EofT ST.
Nat. phone 5Is-M. my-gl-t
o REET-July lsI modern four
doomed flat No. -. 21st st Inquire
MIS- 4. J. Gardner. No io3. ifth 81
ma -2g-t
ron kENr-Niccly furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. all convent
ences. , minutes NHlk from business dis
trtct. 10 Nirginia - my-ggi
o rooms. hath. yard. cci-
lar k~easonshle $40 Main my-2s-x
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On lines having regular express Ger.
vice. shipmente warhinr IN eHcens Of
hfty pounds 0r large bulk viii not -
curuef on passenger cars
T. LINEg-uafV FHceuf SUNDAY
No shipments. except emergency ahf9-
ments of medicines. viii be carried On
passenger cars between zoo and 6.1G
y. m
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INVESTMENTS

$40 INVEsTMEHr Will bring large re-
turns; others have made fortune ON
similar investments. g. g. Bradford.
Legal Bldg. Washington. ID. c.
my-14-a0t
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wheeling Lodge No. /.


Kelley J. sherwood. andrew W. John
son. H. 81. clair Taylor. Chas. T. GLENN.
Chas. 4. Vcnnum. James Cook. Michael
Altman. Evert Briggs. VIM. Barnett.
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fifteen and fifty DouAru VIII
nuy Thia MaW MarHood Homa
PAUL WEIGH

General Real Estate. Fire Insuranos
Room S14 German Bank Bldg.
Sell ib2bJ. National 571 -.
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HELP

WANTED-Gtrl for eeneral Homework.
One who understands cooking. Mrs.
nhtte' ben phone 205-I. Nat.
I''-h" v my-2T-tf
WANTED-Good cook. white. Mrs. J. n
s'S' N'hN"od Ilacc. Bell phone
W w. my-22-tf
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LOST.

LoST-hunch Of KEYS. between West
Liberty and Wheeling. on River road
Ny name Is on tage. Reward. saul x
Eu-tnbcrE. both phones. my-27-i
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Rev. Fsthcr csudeneo Tishsr. o ".
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COR SALE MACHINERY.

and equipment Of all Kinds. Get our
prices quick delivery from stock. our
ItlnSome concrete mixer loft. CAPACITY.
N2t'. Greatest mixer value.
EAIIb MACHINERY COMPANY
10 water St. Pittsburgh. Pa.
mE=Wff
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14

" EkT Daaa@s
To2ogsh put - ~ nepzgsye
along ne &oeas1 Lincoln
~ frans4ae travel tha
bznkea high Ea.Erant valley
~ b Szsssbls besore il
eseDig fa1ea ranor
eogrs@ nil again ~ eaoks1
remembered y soEcethiDg o
sao1fsA 10
a the Feather detouf
sabe1 10 TIE conditions
az no 0r through
midsummer ana early pass
srn Na The building d the road
practical a1yerpad IL
sins Of inyo squarely
% advise oher East ninety
p1feet boaysre Il being
people ~ White Pine and those d Emerada Improve
u The Midland regret
table that the county foresight
Judgment Intelligence n they
gst busy resign for
neglect ~ that thofOughie
ha3 overlooked
Nhh While - IN need u of
northern - b.
shortly held this city vii have result stirring
action causing them persons
their stead
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14

TIE roar aa&14s eaarn1er as
2o@ Hez@z o.
81 ~ a9te = aAaek1ea
sagsa sa1 Hho
asTTsc snrhr a U.za1
T@e spss n Laeg2a u HesAgaz
seep@ss@@1 b@@@a1
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tas1 o1lf9ats1 aa1aaz Ssecaa
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fszt wgz1sls aeaaz
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sz4 aze
fia1 L1eca
Feev@as - zsy s
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eas1e
ss@eeh
sZ sal b h REAL uenery
ras ITO egsa Abes Bn AsAea hs ss fel0s
asqe a ba~saee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14
BIG RUSH TO THE
WILLARD STRIKE
SHOWING ~ ozsGa sEL ogsCc4
gay PRONOUNCE @c~oER-
FUL ~ NfSgeC wE2


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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14
DRY FARMING WOULD BE SUCCESSFUL

Nou depend altogether
although b Of
and records Individual observations
probably produced surrounding
Tonopah Yet nobody It late
until year
precipitation the distribution OF the
fall Of moisture applied in the
subsong produce crops here
but somehow getting money
the rock that take thought currency
In he
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14
n wnlcn clAsslFlcArlon &c Your

I AwsAMAssEYi were AZ Look out yoa
IL chickens You think that you
Immune but must % valuation
the government Every kd horn o
iron dollar
that frequent restaurants viii
while the great American hog who
where win be valued asses through
sOcety viii con-
nlders their
NO. child this doesn't md all pay per
according ruling simply affects the
livestock 0
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-14


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saw - tg4 q he sg-h erop,iaz
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10
IS MUY SOSPECEOSA LA ACTi,
TUD DE LOS JAPONESES EN-
BAJA CALIFORNIA.
Sc ascgura que siguen reuni6ndosc
5arcos de guerra en- Ia isla de
Tortugas.

Fl Hcraldo de Nocalcs. de Noea-
.c,. Ariz.. Du.,ica cI sjruicnte ufor-
me r5a no carece de intcrts:
r. Los ANGELES. Cal. Sc ha DoIjGo
..f.r one n ascyadra iaDonesa al.
f..t. L.ca alr..7 t;cmno Sc ba pose
,..ao de la Isla de Tortuga. en- Ia
Bal. California. Mexico. ha estado re-
c.at-ado mayores refucrzos en- .ez d.
.rv.r anclas Y abandonar esa porci5.
del tarrj,orio mcxicaro.
Como las f~acciones mexicanas es-
tan muv ocupadas en- matarse entire
81 no SO han preocupado por avert
guar 10 que haya de cierto sobre Ia
version corriente de que los japorc-
ses han establecido una base naval
en- dominios de Mexico, pues haSta
Ia fecha nj los c~arrancistas, nj los Vi
llistas, que estan dominando en- Ia We
Gina Republica han hecho d~eclaracio-
mes oficialeS, nj eXtraoficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10
Un Representative del 60
bernador Riveros lego
a la ciudad de Du-
range
FUE 4 C0NFERENCIAR CON LOS
VILLISTAS S0BRE LA CAMPA-
Ma CONTRA LOS CARRANCIS-
TAS.
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENs..

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSa.
CHIHUAHUA, Mayo S.-COmunican
telegraficamcntc de la ciudad de
Durango. que aver lego a aQuella
capital un rcprcscnlantc del 60
bernador de- Sinaloa. Felipe Rive
rOS. DichO representative fu6 a
Durango con cI objcto de arreglar
ciertOS aSuntoS impOrtantes rela-
riOnad0s con la campana que Sc
rSia ItpvandO a cabO en- contra de
las fuerZas carrancistaS que Ope-
ran en- los Iimites de los Estados
de SInaIOa Y Durango.
TambiGn lego a Durango Ell ge-
neral villista PetroniIo Hernandez,
quirn 50 encontraba en- la ciudad
dc Gomez PalaciO. Hernandez Sc
pondra al frcntc de SuS fuerzas pa
IA activar la campaha en- contra
he las fuerzas de los hermanos
Aricla. los cuaIes Sc italian en- la re-
zion d" Santiago papasquiaro, anne
uazandO de nucvo a la pOblaci6n
lie este mismO nombrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10
Sc NTERRUMPIO FL TRAFFIC.
FERROCARRILERO ENTIRE SAL
TILLO Y TORREON COAH.
Los villiStaS diccn que la suSpen-
sion Sc debi6 a que no hay
material rOdante.
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsa.

TORREON. Mayo Ell traficO
ferrocarrilero entire esta ciudad Y la
capital del EStado. SaltilIo, Qued6
interrumpido el dia de hoy. en- que
no SaIi6 tren para la mencionada
ciudad.
Los funcionarios NiIlistas dicen a
la suspension del trafico Sc debe
a la falta de maquinaS. por estar
.todas ocupadas con los trenes mill
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10
LA INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO
DETALLES GRAFICOS DE La
TOMA DE VERACRUZ.

Frescos estan aGn los aeon
tecimientos del q de Abril de
1914, fecha en- que los marines
americanos, por orien del Pre-
sidente Wilson, hollaron ell he
r6ico suelo veracruzano. Com
pre- listed el libro titulado La
Invasion Americana en- Next
co. grafcOS de la to-
ma de Veracruz,' en- el cual
$50 fotografias lie ensenaran
g~rafcamente los detalles de a
queIla accl6n que jamas Olvida-
remos los mexicanos.
VALE so CENTAVOS.
7lDkSE A
IGNAClO E. LOZANo
s CoLoRosAsT.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10
NATRlNi0NI0S.

Felix CasIIIaS y Herminia SalaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-10

Ell C~ORRESPONSAL
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FL CORRESpONSAL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
READING CIRCLE BOARD
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

LINCOLN. March 20 Especial MEM
bers Of the state reading circle board
net today with State superint endent
Thomas. who L. eN-officIo manager OF the
beard. Tho object OF the meeting Is TO
choose the books to be read in the circle
usually one book for the reral teachers
and other for the city teachers. ~
Representatives OF the various book
companies are submitting their books be-
fore the board Al a preliminary meeting
held about a month ago the board deter-
mined that the course OF study should be
some phase Of vocational training This
may be changed. however.
All members OF the board were present,
as follows superintendent ]. :. Elliot
of kearney. president; Superintendent J.
II. WEIGH OF stanton, treasurer: Superin-
tendent Poucher OF Tekamah, vice presl.
lent superintendent 4, w. Marcelrus OF
Crete, secretary, and Or Thomas, man
afer.
The board also recommends a list OF
books for the pupils reading course
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
EAST OMAHA BILL is
APPROVED IN HOUSE
From a staff Correspondent,


LINCOLN. March 2e.-(Special.) ITO put
Lake Manawa territory into Iowa and
bring the East Omaha strip into Ne
braska is the asowed purpose of II. II. SsS.
the Negley mill for. an Iowa-Nebraska
boundary commission, which the house.
in committee of the whole, Monday ap-
PRAYED and sent TO third reading. An
amendment was added appropriating 1900
to pay expenses. -f1f
Another bill Improved In committee OF
the whole was S. r, Co. requiring suffi-
cient clearance between high voltage elee-
trio wires and telephone or telegraph
lines. so that communication over the
latter will not he interfered with. The
bill gives the saiiday commission general
supervisory authority. hut Il does not
apply within the corporate limits Of cities
An amendment was offered by Mr.. Dafoe
to exempt villages also. but II failed Ia
carry.
The house refused 10 concur In senate
amendments 10 II. r. S. relating 10 the
renewal of school land leases AS intro
duced This bin gave every holder OF a
lease execured prior TO 1915 the right IA
renew II for twenty-five yeths without
competition In the house Il was amended
SO thatat did away with all noncompeti.
tive RENEWALS The senate restored tho
original feature. The hill now goes a
conferences. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
HARPOON THE LANIGAN BILL
Attorneys from Out in State Oppose
Bill Aimed at Reelection of
Present Judges.
WILSON BILL IS LIKELY TO PASS
From a staff Corresponden


LINCOLN, March 20. - Especial 1.-The
Lanigan bill. II. r. 252 may meet hard
shedding before II reaches the governor,
II II should get that far. The bill pro-
vides for the election Of supreme court
judges by districts with provisions which
would prohibit four of the present judges
from being candidates for reelection.
For this reason 1t Is not meeting with
the approval of attorneys over the state
and members of the legislature are re-
.oelvlng letters asking them to support S.
IF. l21, the Wilson BILL which, though
drawn along the same lines as the Lanl-
gan bill. does not disfranchise the judges
The Wilson bill Is very simple in its
terms. II provides for the first election
by districts In 1918. when all OF the judges
new sitting will have completed their
terms. In 1920. this bill specifics, a chief
justice shall be chosen, and in 1892 an
other set OF district candidates will run.
The judges to be elected In 1918 will be
from the First, Fifth and Sixth districts,
and in 1922 from the Second. Third and
I Fourth. This plan would give all the
present judges a chance to succeed them
selves, except that in the First district
either Judge Rose or Judge Letton would
be forced off the bench unless one OF
them should run for chief justice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
FACTORIES WILL
BE SUBJECT TO TAX
House Refuses to Pass Bill that
Would Exempt from Corpora
ton Tax.
DRAWN BY THE ASSOCIATION
CFrom a staff consequently

CFrom staff Corresponeent)
LINCOLN. March 2o-CSpeoial Tele-
sr,m)-Tho house became so e,onom cal
this afternoon & az they refused TO pass
a bill whoich would have the effect OF
bringing to Nebraska manufacturing in
dustries because It won d eliminate the
occupatio tax paid at the present time
by corporations doing business in Ne
braska
The bill was drawn by the Nebraska
Manufactut association and was in
tended to encourage the establishment of
factories and other places manufact ring
goods used in this state. II is said that
eastern manufacturers are looking to the
west for advantageous locations for
branches OF their business and II was
hopsd that the bill would help in bring
ing many Of them to the state.
But the house appears to desire to econ
o nize on the number OF manufacturing
concerns in the state as well as the
amount Of money to be spent by the state
and 80 Nebraska loses another chance to
sore from a business standpoint.
Barrett. Burgess. Chambers. Druese-
dow, Howard, Hunter. Larson, Lundgren,
NJ nor. Palmer and ri -hmond OF the
Douglas delegation voted for the bill.
while Negley was the only one who reg
Sitered his vote against II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
MOREHEAD CALLS
STATE LOBBYISTS
Governor, While Before the House
Denying Lincoln Newspaper
Story, Adds Few Things.
EMPLOYEES ARE TOO OFF1CIOUs
CFrom staff Correspondent

CFrom a staff Corresp ondcntD
LINCOLN March =. Especial News
paper criticism Of what was alleged TO he
statements made by Governor Morehead
70 a delegation Of suffragists. labor rep
resentatives and others. caused the cXccu-
tive Of the state OF Netr aska to appear
before the house this morning in person
and read message refuting statement
published in Lincoln Saturday and pur-
porting 20 have been delivered by the
governor.
Tho charge was made. that tho governor
had called the members "A "conglomera-
ton OF lawmakers put together by the
machinery Of democracy" with the infer
ence that he was not at all impressed
with their ability.
After pronouncing the statement as un-
true the governor said:
Il have been annoyed by certain men
who have constantly been ,harasslng and
annoying both the legislature and the
executive office IN trying to carry out
some ideas which they calm are for
the benefit OF the state; but when YOU
read between the lines. you find them to
be for selfish. purposes only.
Il believe that men or women who
pay from the state should not be too Of
fi,ious in trying TO Interfere with legis-
lstion Not that l have any idea that
member OF tho house or senate Will be
in luenced by this element: hut our edu-
cational and all other institutions will be
properly cared for by this Legislature.
and II some of those who are come tied
with these institutions would give more
time to their work in the institution and
less time 70 lobbying and trying TO die
tate to the Legislature. It would be more
gratifying 20 me. and | am sure would
be pleasing to you. II assure you tat
/ am heartily in accord with the work
you have. done up to the present time
and the statements set forth in this arti
Gle are without truth. The only state
ments j made that any capital could be
made out OF, was simply between the
Spokesman ana myself. when a del;gl-
ton appears at my office expecting TO
find It the proper place to deal in per-
sonalites and abuse they may be disap-
pointed in the future. as they we're at
this meeting"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
SNAG FOR FISCAL AGENCY
Bill Amended by Lancaster Member
TO Apply to Paying Irriga-
ton Bonds.
MEASURE IS RECoMMITTED
(From a Staff Correspondent.


LINCOLN. March 29.-(Special.) What
some members OF the house looked upon
as a "joker" in II. r. is9, the bill pro-
viding for Nebraska fiscal agency in
New York, led 20 a reconsideration Of
that measure Monday afternoon. Two or
three days ago Il was approved in COM
mittee OF the whole and advanced TO third
reading. Now II goes back for further
attention and runs a chance OF icing
Killed.
The general understanding about this
bill Is that II was introduced at the re-
quest of the kountze banking houses or
New York and Omaha. Formerly that
firm maintained fiscal agency in New
York where Nebraska bonds were paid.
but on the recommendation of the state
treasurer two years ago the law pro-
vidlng for this agency was repealed. and
all securities Issued by counties. cities.
villages and other subdivisions OF Ne
braska we're made payable at the state
treesurers office.
III. II. lS9 practically re-enacts thas re,
pealed statute. but In its amended form
the claim was made that Il would apply
only to Lancaster and Douglas counties,
Mr.. stesrns of scotia Bluff found a
clause, however. which covered irrigation
school district and other bonds generally
lie said that Irrigation bonds are, now
payable at the county .treasurers office
and that there IL no reason to make them
payable anywhere else
provision allowing the New York fis.
cal agency ono-olghth Of per cent com,
mission for handling the bonds was
pointed out MIR. Hoffmeiater vigorously
denounced the Douglas county delegation
which Is backing the bill. for trying &c
put zone over" lie wanted to indefi.
nitely postpone It forthwith. Mr. Palmer
defended the Douglas members and said
the amendments came from Mr.. Peter.
ron OF Lancaster. The latter said he hat
no Intention OF making the act apply
outside OF the two big counties, and h,
vas willing to have It amended again tC
make II ironclad in that regard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
Department Orders.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-(SpeoiaI
Telegram. Nebraska pensions granted
Minors of Thomas Crook, Foster. SI2.
The comptroller of the currency has an
proved application of the following per-
sons TO organize national banks In Iowa
The First National bank OF Rembrandt
capital SIS. 200; u. NJ. Durce. w. O. Nc
Grew, n, G. Berger. A. C. Schluntz and
g. Il. Mills Ito succeed the Rembrandt
Savings bank)
The Clark National hank OF Newton.
capital so, D. L. Clark, c. p. Hunter
Frank Seliman. o. P Myers and jaw
Slak Ito snccreed the banking house OF
ID. l.. CLARKE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
INCREASED TUITION
CHARGE BILL DEAD
lFrom SOD Correspondentl

'fi"h NAaiA 'oiifSlhhutnti
LINCOLN, March J.-tSDeciaL)-Bv a
margin OF two votes the house today in
definitely postponed a bin increasing the
tuition charge for nonresident pupils In
high schools from Is cents 20 81 Ter week
Debate over this small difference OF
25 cents in the rate consumed nearly an
hours time Al the conclusion the coun-
thy members who opposed the increase
received enough support from members
representing the large city districts TO
accomplish the killing OF the measure.
:. r. 80 by Brookley, by a division OF
Al to 80.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
NEXT THURSDAY IS LAST
DAY FOR HOUSE BILLS.
From a staff Correspondent,

LINCOLN. March 2s.-Cspeciaf)--Alr
house bills remaining in the hands of
the house siftin committee at 10 o'clock
next Thursday morning will be indefinitely
postponed in a bunch. according 20
motion offered by osterman today which
was adopted, There was some opposition
but the sentiment Of a large majority
was favorable 10 a cleanup so that the
house could devote the remainder OF the
session to senate bills and thus hasten
the time Of final adjournment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30

J. r. Chambers. merchant. Jonesboro.
Ark. writes: Foley Kidney Pills cured
me OF a ten-yesr standing case OF rheu-
matism. ] suffered miseTably A friend
told me Of being cured. 50 ! used them,
and they cured me. too" Most middle
aged men and women are glad 70 learn
that Foley Kidney Pills AFFORD a way 10
escape sleep disturbing bladder weakness.
baehaehe. rheumatism. puffiness under
eyes. surf and swollen Joints and otter
ans attE1buted 10 kidney troubles. sold
everywhere Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
Miss Adams Will
Preside at The Hague

NEW YORK, March at was learned
today that Miss Jane Adams of Chicago
had been chosen chairman OF the Inter
national congress Of women which Is to
assemble at The Hague. April 2S She
will sail from New York. April lS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit Of dsndruff disappears after
one or two applications OF Danderine rub
he'd well into the scalp with the finger
tips. Get Scent bottle OF DandeTine
al any drug store and save your hair.
After a few applications you can't find
a particle Of dandruff or any falling hair.
and the scalp vii never nch.-Adyertise-
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
Manly Votes Bond. for school

MANLY, la. March 9.-(SpeciaD-The
proposition 70 bond the town for $4,000
TO erect and equip new high school
carried by vote OF 2sl to g. Eighty sivs
women voted at the election and OF this
number only voted against the PROPOSE
ton. Manly is looking for a competent
superintendent Of schools