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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

day each: requiring monthly account
Mr. Attic. OF Dark.: Provides ,b,.
county commissioner NAV 51'.5,r,, ma ~
lax map craftsman with such assist
ants as may be necessary. not exceeding
Mr.. Bragg. Of Erie. For relief M u-
y. y. Buell.. Erie county. by PAVING nm
fl"V Tor treating four cases OF rabies
Mr. OFT, Of Hamilton. CompeIs state
deputy plumbing inspectors 10 have "a,
l'.iHi slA years experience.
Mr. Barnes OF Hamilton. Makes tech
hl,al correction In present law affecttrs
do" curing of deeds.
Mr.. Barnes. OF Hamilton. To give .--
,u.'i,S y len Tor their services ora any
iunuS In hands OF clients.
Mr. Barnes. OF Hamilton. T, g.,.
cigarette makers right Co pIas. rrIs.
coupons or autograph ADVERTISING MAJ
Ter In cigarette boxes.
Mr.. Neatman. of Hamilton. TrDvidins
.hal county commissioners iu March on
and court funds.
Mr.. Ncatman. Of Hamilton. Providing
ihat tho payment OF fees ana costs
, i'',. 3 ''Die 70 the state upon the coIIec-
ZION OF collateral Inheritance tax shall
%" made by the county treasurer ana.
deducted from the amounts due tlr
Nj. Mr. Moy. Of jackson. Regulating the
sale or opium and other drugs and tho
treatment Of drug victims along rn.
lines OF the provisions of the Uarri ...r
Federal Act. which became effective to-
day.
Mr. Cr0mley. OF Knox Provides that
the FRANKLIN county common pleas court
instead Of the supreme court shall Hf.a.
JurlFdictgn in election contests iu sIsc-
ton OF chief Justice OF fHn gurr.-..f
supreme court justices Of the supreme
AIR. CromIey. OF Knox. Change fes1I
definition or the word .ImbsgIIrr
Mr. NiodluE. of Lorau. Regulating
sale Of drugs and medicine and chsmI-
calls iu stores other than drlg stores.
ar. baufHII. % NuUls. FBrUfHs.H as
use Of public funds tu educational Ir-If.
EralualU students Who rmak, efe4rsfr.s
also fHThI1dIHE schools fu grant HI.I4.
mas tn anyone who smokes rIHlrrft.a.
ar snyder. ~ Fi.slway. Providing
.Nti control OF municipal hospitals boz.
transferred from The publ. .a-yf.. rI
10. tors Co., o. board of TIRE. HHHrnU.U. ..r.
f'.I lea .E map gt IrI council
'I, rs l,f. ~ I....HH.s H.t...Il.
s.I. .fa interest bearing .a.HHIfI,. gH..
' desire. fn close ul If. HTrIra
NJ. hnHF. or NuHHIuHf.r. I.#.nr...
sgTnq5 sarT Hfssi'r.lr-"r 10 n...
01mrlssI.us-e Hr Butler COUNT" ..r.-..
.. 10. \. IT. .Inm.r.H. .. f|f. .. HHrI...
.. .N.T controlled b.. HIf..I
Nr l..'lN "' i.r.rr. I. give count.
proved roads Hr Haa..H.r. ..n r.r ,...T
oft fH. total ..-f Hu #rurInl lr.u.H..
owners .uI n... U.r".f..rr Township.
." contribute. County could I..u. HHU
n.T.. ~ POI. '.Hr..a8 IH. Dor.
Nr NrTsr M -.rra .H r.s. for r.r.
s...I efficiency among rHN|. .mr....a
h..wu f.r.. wtrE. vacation T.f ..
other time Off,
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TALK ON ORIENT
Mrs. n. Clay Hornbrook TO Give a..
lustrated Lecture at Second UP.
Church Next Tuesday.

Mrs h. Clay Hornbrook VIII give
an illustrated travel talk in the lee.
ture room of the Second United Pres.
byterian church Tuesday evening.
March o. al : o'clock. The subject
for the evening will be The Orient. "
Mrs. Hornbrook has travelled extern
siyoly not only i'm the Orient. but in
Europe as well She b. well vcr4ed
and the talk promises To be most in
terestinE and instructive. All are in
yitcd to- attend the meeting.
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MoundsvIlIe Rriefs

Miss Pearl Dorsey. OF Lafayette
avenue Il home from a two months
trip through Ohio points in the inter
est Of. and lecturing at farmers in
stitutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts are in
the city the guests OF Mrs Roberts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Hammond
on jefferson avenue
John scott. Of Wheeling was a bus
mess visitor here yesterday.
Capt. 4 l.. Hootsn returned yester-
day from trip to Cleveland. Ohio. on
legal business
W F Shafer. OF tho Union Auto
company was In Noundsyille yester-
day on business
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NJ MECHBN
Alleged pisorderly Hous. puIIed.

Alleged Disorderly House Pulled.
McMeChen's committee of 100"
composed OF a number Of ladies OF the
town have been annoyed lately by re-
ports of disorderiy house said TO be
IN operation In that city Now while
they had no promises from the chief
that ne would keep the city clean,
they had their own ideas as 10 what
should be done. and at once put mat
tiers going. They prepared a petition.
signed their fun names to il and took
~ To the mayor. As q result the house
aforesaid was pulled Monday night az
II o'clock and two women and four
men arrested. The bunch were given
"a hearing before Mayor Morris last
evening and were discharged. the cyi-
dence not being quite sufficient 20
convict
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BENW00D


The boy residing out the Fairmout
f1Ae who vas arrested By Ofncor
kosebsrry Monday nIEht on warrant
sworn out before a Wheeling ustlr,
chsrEing him with th. theft OF a DO.
cycle from a WheylinE party vas 20.
leased from the city Jail yesterday
The local officers communicated with
the Wheeling police department and
10 was learned that the Owner 90 rus.
bicycle would not appear against tb,
accused The boy was very pyuItaut
before being released and insisted
that he was not the theft but had Dor.
rowed the wheel from the boy u DO did
steal H.
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Those who visit the Union high
school gymnasium tonight for basket
ball Will see three games in one. or
three games the same eyininC The
main bout is between Union high and
Martins Ferry high. The Martins
Ferry Girls team will also play the
local girls team and the Union high
Reserves will meet the Y. VI. &. 4. In
termediatcs Of Wheeling
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The arrival Of a brand new IO-pound
boy ls reported at the home OF Con
duCtur Howard Wolfe at Fifteenth
and Marshall streets
Miss Anna P0rtcrncld. clerk at the
post office. is confined To- her home by
illness
ur. Martin Carroll and wife Of sixth
street. were az Moundsyille yesterday
calling on Mr.. CAROLS parents.
Ward p. Goodwin spent last eve
ming at Moundsyille, the guest OF
friends
Mrs. e.. w Fuller Jr is recovering
from a recent illness a. her home
here.
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The tube department OF the Wheel
ing Steel and Iron company plant is
now working full time with the eNcep-
ton Of one furnace which has not
been operated Tor several months.
Three Of the furnaces are working
double time and one single turn
There is possibility that the steel
department viii be started Monday Of
next week
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The Union District Reading Circle
met last night al the Union hi-u
school building. the greater number
OF the district teachers being present
Prof. n. l.. PedicOrd presided and In
PRODUCED number of subjects which
we're brought 10 his attention through
his recent visit To Cincinnati and tEe
schools Of that city.
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Prepsrins fer easseaIl.

Measurements were taken yestcr.
day for the suits FOR the members az
the Union high school baseball team.
W lille there L. tire, games left on the
basket ball schedule and possibly four
the beautiful weather Of the past lJ-.
days has started the baseball bug IN
earnest The suits will be- Of The
school colors. an old gold body with
orange trimming
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WHhT CATkRRH IS

1thas been said that every third person
is troubled with catarrh In some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
indicates "a weakened condition Of the
body; that the secretion Of the mucous
membranes Gre quickly affected. and local
treatments in the form Of suuH5 and
yapors DO little. II any COOL
To correct r.fr-rh you should treat its
cause hv suurH.uE vuur blood with the
1Il.iuOd iu SCOTS Emulsion which Or n
medicinal food and "a luId.ug-to free
from alcohol or amy haruHIdruFs. TryiL
lf-75 sl1,t a D1wus. uiooHi-.i. Nj
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Special Service.

Special services viii begin this eve
ninng az the Pres byterian church on
Fifth street In preparation for the
coming % Rev. J. L. McWIIliams. OF
Wilmington. Ohio. who viii b. here
90 preach next sunday and remain
through the series Of meetings now
10 be held
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Bed Men Mrt

Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 10. I'm
proved order OF Red Men met last
night In the lodge rooms in the Bar
low building In regular weekly SEES
sion. The meeting vas well attended
ana considerable business was trans
acted
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Benwood Briefs.

Chief Of Police Luke SAVERS is a
witness in the case Of the State vs..
Al Moore. charged with murder.
Charles Swain has returned from
Cameron after spending the past sew
eral DAYS with friends and relatives
there
Miss Dorothy Shafcr returned TO
high school Yesterday. having recover
ed from injuries received when her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
HAIR COMING OUT?

.'-s-'s-s-'-s-s-s-s-sss -s-.-s-.-.-s-s
baudrun causes a fryerish irritation
Of the scalp. the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast To stop falling hair at once
and rid the scalp Of every particle Of
dandrun. get 25-Cent bottle Of Dan
derne at any drug store. pour a little
in your hand and rub 10 into The scalp.
After a few applications the hair
stops coming out and you can't find
any daudrun
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Teachers Association MEETING.

sociation will meet al the Union hirh
school building Friday night and sat.
urday morning April and g. Dr.
Waitman Barbe will lecture Friday
night and round table discussion
viii be held Saturday morning
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JadIes Recovrrino

Mrs Whittingham and Miss Belle
Woodburn. OF Sixth street. who We're
almost overcome by escaping gas
Monday and were discovered BY a
neighbor. Mrs VIII Voitl,. have about
recovered from the effects Of the gas
and VIII soon be able 70 BE- out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
M0UNDSYILLE
Mouna.xlLIs Pesssfnes.

There seems 70 b. q Iuu IN the
Mouncsviile postoffice nEht AWAITING
The visit % n n Nevley. which b.
reported Will take place next week.
Reports al first we're % the effect
that Ar Joe Wellman had the place
cinched, but this was later denied D
other candidates for the place
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II was reported on gOod authority
yesterday that Assistant Yard Masters
Charles Steele and Harry Corners OF
the local u. & o. shops had been laid
on until work on the local division
improves
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fathers automobile was struck by an
automobile last Sunday.
Three new students entered the
Union high school yesterday. namely:
John Specht, Robert Ritter and Ed
ward Kelley. The total enrolment is
now l4S.
John Porter was business visitor
out Of the city yesterday.
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u. J. Hood and Il. X. Andrus;

Der. -. J. Hood and II. X. Andrus;
$4,000
The Shore Company. Ash tabula. W.
II. Young and others. 10000.
The Cuyhora County Gas Company.
Cleveland. J. y. Turner and others /.
$4,000
The Independent Towel supply Com.
pany. Toledo. }. DESMOND and others (:
$1,000.
The City BAGS and Metal Company.
Cleveland. Joe Mayer and others
$1,000.
The Francis Shoe Company. Lorain.
James A. Francis and others: $4,000.
Increases.
The St Bernard Progressive Build
ing and Loan Association Company.
ST. bernard. 100000 10 81 SOC. 900.
The Cambridge Golfers Company.
Cleveland. $1,000. 900 To- s.. OOO. 600.
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Lady Maecabees 20 Me-,

Unity Hive No. 81. Ladies' Of the
Maccabess, viii meet in the Barlow
building next Friday night in special
called session. II is urged that all
members be present as business OF
Importance h. To be taken up.
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McMechcn lodge 40. IA. X. OF r..
held their regular meeting last eve
ming at their hall in the McNochcn
building corner OF Seventh and Mar
shall streets.
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Granville Phillips, OF this city has
been notified by Congressman How
ard Sutherland that be has been
granted a pension OF $40 per month 10
take effect at once
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DROPPED DEAD.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. March g.
George Alexander prominent retired
farmer. dropped dead of apoplexy his
morning az the home of Mrs. Dora
Cottril. a niece. on Clay street He
was "a years old.
King Albert Of the Bolrians was
horn in 1875.
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saptist Teaehers' M..tino

The officers and teachers Of the
Baptaist Sunday school held a meet
INK last evening at the home OF Miss
Adele Gandee. on jefferson avenue.
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The city council of the city vol
hold their regular meeting tomorrow
Thursday evening az their office in
the bank building on Seventh street.
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FROM
FROM
IntsIigsnesr Bureau
Colum5us. o. March .

Intslngsncsr bureau
CoIulngus. .. March ..
2 l.. Clifton. assistant suDerinten-
dent ol state instruction. told me
Howard committee. today. that go
900 a year al least could be saved b.
eliminating the half-time county
school supervisors. u u said these
officials are not giving half Of their
time 10 supervising a. they are "a
pected 10 do.
a number Of cattle breeders ap-
peared last night before a legislative
committee 10 urge passage OF a bli
which provides that owners ot thor
OuEhbred animals may b. allowed
additional compensation above the
best beef prices when their stock H.
killed By order OF the state. Dr.
David S. White. dean OF the veterinary
college OF Ohio State University. ac.
cused veterinarians. farmers and
stock raisers OF treason 10 the state
when they failed 10 report foot and
mouth disease cases
MAsSIILON. March 2-Francis
Xavier Firestein. former school tea o.
or. organist. scholar and recluse. OF
West Brookneld. a suburb west OF
here. who was supposed to b. 1913
years OF age. died today
Firestein had lived at West Brook
field since 1852. when II r. said. he
came to this country from Austria
with his father. Dr. John FirestNn.
who died in this country at the age
OF 10.
MT. VERNON. March THE din
ing room OF the Curtis Hotel. the
oldest and largest hotel in the city.
was closed today. The management
gave out that the hotel had been los
ing money ever since Mt Vernon has
been dry. hence the closing OF the
dining room.
FTNDLAY. March Attempting TO
rise after she had fallen on the car
tracks. Miss Alice Harold was
knocked down and ran over by a city
car last night She tremendously re-.
ceived only few injuries. because in
her presence OF mind she laid HAT on
the track. Her sister jumped on the
fender OF the car in an attempt To
stop a.
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Most of th" Korean mines are in
the hands OF Americans.
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IN TIE SENATE.
Introduced and Passed.

Tho following measures were offered
nd acted upon in Che assembly Aiouday-
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= Mr. Myers. Uf Marion. Making regis
/ lrt.H" under Iorrsus system optional.
3 o.. placing original bin which was
vetoed oF governor because OF crr1rsD
Introduced.
Nir Mooney. OF CuyaHoEn. prgvfdfry
three additional Judges FOR CIevsIapT
municipal court HrH Increasing terms
from four t1 aiE years.
Mooney. of Cugahugs. Increasing fur-
Q. 'tIgI or Cleveland municipal courts.
Ar White. uI Erie. Providing 81 600
. for memorial tp George Burton Ie.k
iMfw,r.F "i clyde. 3D.. first boy killed
NJ Myers. OF Marion. Authorizing IN.
court tu order what Judgment shall b.
Mn.h ~. verdict is special or when the
Mr. HoupI,. or Cryanoga- Providing
'.E l'si3..i .l irr,lueible debt state
/ auditor huraHry.s ball
Nr Gilmore. Of IrsbIn. Providing for
collection of alI Indirect taxes and ~
mont" D. state treasurer. DuHa-
blr Mysrr. of Marion. Requiring pa-
/ .I.. judges. etc.. tH certify certain s8..-
. O.. common pleas court.
.. kennedy. of DgEahugl. AufH1riz.
.'h superintendent OF public works o.
... certain stat" property boo cleveland
'.. r.'.rr.nE '. certain jury trials bod
I...". H.l Justice. courts.
- Ms.r.. .. Marion. Empower union
..u Ua.I.. I. construct ur I.Ha,I
I. HU1 'r.u.IrE their powers
Resolutions Adopted.
... .... .. Miami. calling '.r al
senator IT.Hr. o. F.Hrt
IN tas House
uiIu Introduced.
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.. ..... teacher. ... a.
.. ... ..f.
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Mr. Myers. uf Marion. Making regis
lrt'IHu under Iurr.us system optional
't..IlacinE original bin which was
vetoed nF governor because OF crr0rsD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11

ferior morally to that found In other edu'
cational institutions of the first rank in
the country, the effect Of this trust re-
rosed in them should be to develop a
noint Of view which would regard cheat
inc in examinations as equivalent to
cheating at cards, and would lead to the
everlasting ostracism of the mldshipmah
who violated the confidence of the faculty
and his schoolmates.
The manly admission of other members
Of the first class that they should share
the blame for the present scandal with
the defendants before the court OF IN
curry would lead one to suppose that
the great majority Of middies have a
sense of honor which needs only the prop
pr nursing TO become effective in every
relation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
BRITISH WORKERS PLIGHT
If They Make Munitions They Max
Profits for Employers.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: note with pleasure that in yr
editorial Of this morning upon "Munitbs
and British Workers" you refrain frOm n.
ing the fool statement which so many sin
made that British trades unions are unpt-s
otto organizations and striking British sslt
men traitors to their country. Your eHess
that the seriousness Of the war has not bH
brought homo to the workmen. is ths mot
generous. in that it is only part Of tie "a
cause of recent strikes and strict sdhereu
to trades union rules. which, to an untari'
ing observer. might seem Inaccessible en-
duct at this critical period in England's h''
tory.
You say that the British workman Is az
enjoying exceptional prosperity. That MI
De so; / do not know as TO the fact But
il is. and knowing what the condition Of ne
British worker was before the war, It Is "
reasonable, is it not, even on the ground y
patriotism. to expect him to work hsri
now. only to bring again into being s'aa'
ton where the poorhouse and the potter
field stared every worker in the facet
But suppose that the trades unionisn ~
the workers generally respond TO the ~
ouence of the new Minister Of Munitions"
put forth all their efforts TO increase tns ~
put of war supplies. II is not impossible "
they will do this, for the British workers v,
their country. and they love her LOT n'h,
alone. since obviously they have nothing ~
sonal to gain by sacrifice in her oenall :"
what then would happen? Who would o "
first to profit by their increased ehor's' ~
the nation. to which they are as des0''a !.
are their comrades who have enlisted u -
service in the army and navy. No; r'n'
il would be the private employers VINO "
and have been since the war began esn'%
on business as usual"
It would indeed be high order Oh P's,
otism which would sacrifice to ns'ion ''
ing upon it to contribute first to the s,o
nous war profits of private employers pew
its obligation is sufficiently purined 70 W"
ceived by its object.
II was. of course. with more or less a'''.
standing of this fact that the promise :,
made to the labor leaders b. the govefhnss.,
several weeks ago that the amount OF p -,
would be limited. But apparently so".-.@
more specific is necessary. ImHg'n.
can the electric effect which promise 4,
out profits altogether would have ~
workers, And would it be too muen -.
British government to promise bi",. 4
horers, when clearly it is the wehoe.~ !,
British profit takers which hangs sp'.
outcome of the war and not that Of 'hs ~,
ers. 10 whom at most it means OH! 20.
0'''e' u '''''' BERTHA W. HOW.
Crea. Kills. Staten Island, June !, isi'
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President Wilson's Style.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Much has been said in praise Of the
Presidents literary style. The note Of May
10 to Germany has been called model of
literary construction. There is a man in
Washington who poses as Secretary of State
of the United States and his name is signed
to this paper yet no one seems to think he
had anything whatever to do with its prep
araton Every one credits Mr.. Wilson with
the whole of it. Supposing this to be true.
was it good literary construction to begin a
state paper by using the United States in
the third person and then falling midway
into the use of the first person plural, and
again into the first person singular? Won
Jagow makes no such mistake.
In a recently published quotation Of Mr..
Wilson this appeared: Every self-govern-
ing community which constitutes social
unit should have the right to control the
matter Of the regulation or of the withhold
ing of licenses" If euphony and clearness
CT statement be desirable, and if superhuous
verbiage be offensive to grammatical con-
struction, would not the following better ex-
press the idea? Every self-governing COM
munty has the right to regulate or with
hold licenses" Here il elimination of four
teen words out of twenty-six without i'm
pairment Of the sense.
CHARLES MUMF0RD.
Newark, y. j. June l. 1915.
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Alcohol's Dangers.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: As Republican who has neither voted
for nor associated with members OF the Pro-
hibtion party, as a reader of The Tribune
and as believer in the fact that the ha olt
of drinking alcoholic beverages is the great
est curse on human beings. | wish most re-
spectfully but most earnestly to suggest to
YOU the unethics, the immortality and the N
wisdom of the policy you are pursuing eel
torially. in sneerng at and rldiculing ire
course of such men as Secretary OF State
BRYAN and Representative Hobson IN tn ir
efforts to wake the nation 10 its danger relo-
tive to alcohol.
Permit me to prophesy that the time Is
not far distant in the life Of our nation wren
individuals and mediums which mould public
sentiment will have to definitely take sides on
the vital issue of prohibition. believe .',it
no individual no organization, no medium
calculated to influence public opinion and 30
nation can long afford to either ignore II
sheer at the issue raised by alcohol
Arguments cannot alter the immutaole
facts of nature and humanity.
HOMER A. STEBBlNS.
New York, June 7, 1915.