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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
INDEMNlTIES FOR FRENCH
Special Committee to Arrange for War
lndemntes.

IndemnitieS.
Paris, Nov 3O.-The law providing
for indemnites to French citizens for
war damages, as elaborated by spec
ial committee of the chamber of depu-
ties, and as it will probably be enact
ed, proclaims the equality Of all
French citizens and the solidarity of
the nation in the face of the burdens
of war" and declares that damage
caused in France to the property, real
or personal, by acts of war gives right
to indemnity"
The damages specifically named as
emitting a citizen to reparation, are
those caused by the authorities or the
troops of the enemy. including taxes,
acquisitions, war contributions, fines
imposed upon private individuals or
communities, regardless of whether
they were in conformity with the con.
ventions of the Hague. Included also
are all damages caused by the French
army or its Allies.
The right of foreigners to indemni-
ties in France, according to this pro
ject will depend upon the terms of
treaties with the nations of which
they are subjects. The dam
ages are to be estimated by commits
sions appointed for the purpose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30

Tonsils and rheumatism Dangerous,
Rheumatism in its many forms is.
according to a famous British special
ist, the most dangerous disease with
which physicians have TO deal, more
dangerous than even tuberculosis. can.
Ger or blood disease He notes that
Is per cent of young patients who are
the victims of acute rheumatism also
suffer from diseased tonsis and as.
serts that rheumatism affecting
young children or adolesCents leaves
mitral stenosis contraction OF the mi
tral valve of the hearU as its most
frequent and crippling valvular aflec
ton"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Beware Of Cheap s,ostrtutcs

In these days OF keen competition 1t
is important that the public SHOULD
see that they get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake of extra profit. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has stood the
test and been approved for more than
forty years. Obtainable e,erywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Box Party.

Mrs. W. d. Potter and Mrs. r. p.
Poland entertained Monday afternoon
with a delightful box party to the
Palace Theatre, complimenting Mrs.
McCamie of Gainesville, Mrs. Mooring
of Louisiana, Mrs. Williamson OF
Kentucky, Mrs. Ikard of henrietta,
Tex, and Mrs. Gregg of Cincinnati,
o. The honor guestss places in the
boxes were marked with large chry-
santhemums tied with tulle bows.
The afternoon was made extremely
pleasant, not only by the hostesses,
but by many delightful courtesies ten
dered the guests by the genial Palace
managers.
A beautiful luncheon was served
after the theatre, at the Gem cafe,
which was decorated beautifully for
the occasion with cut flowers and
ferns.
The guest list included Mines. Nc
Camie, Mooring, williamson, lkard,
Gregg, ]. r. Pennington, B. a. Simp-
son, Charlie Adams, Hal Cannon, Zan
Williams, w. A. Edwards, j. b,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
FOURTEEN PRETTY GIRLS
Memory of Thanksgiving Dinner
Opens Heart Of Lawyer.

TOO fine for a lawyer to eat" was
the remark viii Cruce made as he
stopped over bushel of pecsns for
which he had just paid So to o. X.
Darden, the pecan king of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Third Ward Mothers.

Owing to the term examinations of
this week, the Third Ward Mothers
club will not meet Friday, but will
meet Monday of next week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30

The Pleasant Hour club will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with
Mrs. F.. p. Won Keller.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
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Mrs Sid Underwood of Tishomingo
is the guest of Mrs. \. d. Nelms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Presbyterian Bazaar.

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety announces its Christmas ba-
zaar to be given Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at the annex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
St. Philips Guild all day
meeting.
Christian ladies Aid.
Broadway Baptist ladies all
day session.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Maternity! The
Word of Words

II Is written into liic's expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Wednes sday.

Auction Bridge club.
Ferndale Review club.
Philharmonic club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30

Mrs. Clarence Gregg will entertain
the Thimble Tea club Friday after
noon at three o'clock. Following the
usual custom, the members will tele-
phone the hostess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30

The Weekly Ardmorelae reaches the
farmer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
Thursday.

Lily Bid Bridge club,
Entire Nous club.
Presbyterian Bazaar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
Pie Briefs.

r y. E.utly. of ST. Cl1Irsvflls. spent
Yesterday hooking after business mat
tiers az Film Grove
william chase. who has been spend
iuE tho past two years in p,uuSy lvaul.t.
10 visiting friends az Elm Grove.
John Scott. Of Wheeling. spent ye-t,r.
day attsudirg 20 business boz the out-tfe-
uike district
Misses Ncu aud Gertrude Folmar. OF
Eig Wheeling. spent yesterday as Oh"
guest OF friends az Film Grove
%. ". G7rviu. AZ Shorrard spent ysa-
tfrdav looking otter business m,ftsr-
Doc the pike district.
Good progress ia being made ou the
excavation and nl for Birch Lynn addi-
+ slight fire occurred at the VALLEY
noon. The Flames are said 90 have
originated from % detective tlue. The
utraEc wac r.paral .gIy nothing
william wheeler. of Film Heights. hoe
traded bits property bon chat place %
James CO. Coco. for farm near rii1-
jack u,fau. who hae been confined 90
DIS home ct Ncaf Alexander Tor the past
several DAYS D.. able fH bs Olt again.
IiW Grove Royal N'iEhhurg Lodge was
held Ip-f evening &c Hands tall G,t.-
sfal business matters were taken ur.
Mr. and Mra oliver Nauueu. ~ sand
fll1 arc -Irrdiur several DAYS aa TIE
guest ~ Mr.. Nurusira parents Mr. and
Mrs j. vs. Dorsey. az Iur.uE Place
yesterday looking after business mat
tors Iu NIIur.t.lIr.
Richard un.sr. o. Film Grove. sI-r'
yesterday i.0.nr otter business r-attora
NJ rrH 'frI Us % stratf and daurr.
f.r NII IIr1u". of WuuIaiHir. irft
JAY 'g- Mount Clay. " D. whore
guest ~ fri'ude a-d rrL1ussH
Ia spending Hr.f days aa fIa guest 1f
ID .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
OHIO SENATE
Cconunusd Prom FIRST P.s.)

against IT, The emergency clause.
providing the bill shall 10 into effect
Immediately after II is passed by both
houses and receives the governors
signature. was adopted by a vote OF
"a to s.
Mistake Was Made.
Senators Hopple and Fellinger. of
Cuyahoga, Democrats, said they be.
lieved in and voted for the mine RIM
laws in the previous legislature. but
they were convinced a mistake had
been made. "a shown by the continued
idleness OF Ohio coal mines.
Friends OF the Gallagher amend.
ment measure declared many miners
favor modification OF the anti-screen
or mine run act. and will enter into
contracts with operators on a lump
coal basis
Republican representatives today
passed the Better bill, which abol-
ishes an appointive district tax as.
SCISSORS In the IS counties and trans.
ters their duties to county auditors.
democrats voted as "A unit against the
measure. The minority then Joined
IN voting anirmatiyely on the emer.
gency clause.
The Better bill f. considered bv
Republican leaders only a temporary
measure. TO be replaced after This
year with new taxation machinery
provided by the Parrett-Whittemore
bill
The house changed its min6 over
night on the Reighard bill to abilsh
positions of the four state SUPERVISORS
OF agricultural education. receiving
5000 each, for today IL reconsidered
me vote by which the bill was defeat.
ed yesterday and passed 10, 81 TO as
Debate on the Better bill was fea-
lnred by a violent attack on the
Warnes Law by Representative Young
OF Cuyhoga, Democrat. majority men,
Der OF the last Legislature which en-
acted the law. He declared the
risy."
New Tax Proposal.
n new proposal for operating tax
assessment machinery Is contained in
bill introduced by Senator Carver
OF Miami This measure would com.
pei all property owners to make their
own estimates OF property owned BY
them, and TO make their own returns
by mail TO the county auditor
The state tax commission Is leEis-
lated out OF office. but IL would be re-
placed by another board OF three with
powers slightly curtailed as compared
mission.
Before the bank investigating COM
mittee today. John d. Bainer. "a state
examiner, said that Ex-Governor Cox
had forced the appointment OF G. ".
hnecht. turf editor OF one OF CoE's
newspapers, as liquidator OF the bank
at Osborn and that Cox's papers were
given scoop on the story. II was
charged that knecht did very little
Work department officials themselves
caring for II, and that Knecht had
compromised for $500 notes worth 81
600 held given by a Dayton man who
owned property worth more than
eleven thousand and was fully able 10
pay all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
SIDE TALKS
(5y :. IN czmeron.l
WHAT TWELVE CENTS
BOUGHT

Never IN my lie" said Molly. the
little stvnossrphcr lady did I gct 50
much pleasure out 90 twelve cents rs q
have these last three weeks"
The MOVING pictures and two sticks
" gum, guessed the wantE-fo-be-Cyuic.
holly gave the ladyliEr equivalent lf
a snort You know NsrN we'll 4 don't
ever chew gum she answered him .u-
who-alwa5 knows som, how. paclficalis.
bargain In Hsppinsss.
EoGr uarctSsus bulbs res pondcd
Nolly. And. Oh Lazy. we've had such
run over them You can't imagine how
much. l mover happened tu Eay, any b1-
Tore Tor my very own and { didn { know
how wonderful 10 was
You know that bronze bowl I had
Christmas Well 90 simply lad to have
some flowers IN % So that's how I hap
pened o. get a.. bulbs and I've only had
them five weeks and they've blozsorl.d
already ! used Co think % took them 50
long that % wasn't interesting. but YOU
could almost see thrs" grow. You know
sou hHN. TO put them down cellar Tor
Two weeks and when you take them uU
mink they're Just aching 60 grow for
they begin TO sprout the miuut, they see
the sun.
Chasing the Sunlight Round the House.
We were all - ,Sytt-d over them
that we've been chasing the patches OF
sunlight all over the house with that
bowl Why even the buard,r got 40 in
t"rostcd that I found him moving them
from on" window sill To another. and
you Know h,'S rather stick w all
had wager UP on what day the FIRST
blossom would come out and mother Won
so We dubbed together and bought her a
box OF candy.
"ot course that was exciting. but Just
watching them grow was the best 81 all.
It's 80 perfectly fascinating you know.
70 see them change from day 10 day
t1Tst there's Just the little tiny shoots.
Ihen. before you KNOW a.. they're grow
ing tall and slender like "a youug girl
growing up all o. @ sudden. Then some
one discovers q shath of buds Pretty
soon the buds being 90 poke out OF the
7he'iln and change from green 20 white.
ana finally someone calls, oh. look
there ~ g. just like a it'll. star. And
then pretty soon th" rest come out and
theres a whole cluster just as n that
qua sheath was one OF those lovely
stars
Like Seeing the world Created.
Mpily paused. drew long breath and
looked into tho fire for a moment II
don. know as can tell sou Just how /
feel she began HEuin faltcriuE. but
down underneath the f8u 81 seeing them
grow there's wonderful solemn part
or u. It's kind OF like seeing the world
created if YOU know what ! mean"
~ think 1 do" said a.. lady softly.
The cynic stood with his back To- them
tumbling IN a book case Molly looked
around az him guesuoniugly. You're
turning your back 90 hide IT,"
but the cyuiD was not laughing lie
was looking for book RE found n
and opened d. someone else felt the
way you d. htua girl" he said. And
Flower iu the cronnIcd wall
] pluck you out oI the crauntss
holI YOU here. root and an In my hand.
Little wer-but 90 { could understand
What you are. root and all. aud an Ina All
/ should know what God and man is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
DESTROY MINES
CsrranEa A5herents Dynamite I've
Mines Belonging 20 British
Capitalists

IL PASO. Texas. March two
coal mines % British ownership have
been dynamited and destroyed By
troops Of the Csrranza faction. ac
cording 10 private and Official Villa
advices received here The DESTROYED
property was located az ClOstes. state
OF Coahuila
IL was stated 10 the Official ad.
vices that Villa troops had oCCuuit q
Morelia, capital OF Michoacan stale.
and we're pursuing the CarTanEa fac
ton vigorously
A Carrsnza defeat az Wales. IN san
Luis fotosi state. IN which nearly
1000 CarranZa troops were driven
back with heavy losses IN men snc
equipment also Wa reported. In this
battle the line Of Ere was extended
more than twelve miles.
Refugees arriving here today from
Monterey. held by the Villa garrison
under General Angeles related that
the city had been subjected recently
10 daily bomhardmcn; by the Car
rama artillery with continual nghting
in the outskirts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
You Need This
Great Nerve Tonic
For over Eating, Drinking. Smoking
or OVer"ork Of Any Kind Csus-
ing Nervousness.
Take Ambition Pills

John Coleman Co. is having a lively
sale OF Wendell's Ambition Pills these
days because the people Of Wheeling
who have tried them know that they
tone up the entire system and impari
yigor and energy into run down peo.
pie in few days aud because thew
are guaranteed to do exactly as nd.
yerused, and John Coleman Is author.
lied By tho maker 10 refund the pur.
chase price to anybody dissatisfied
with the first box purchased
II you feel blue. have lost conf.
dence In yourself. are despondent
weak and tired out a 5O-cent boy OF
Wendells Ambition Pills H. ali YOU
need
Finest prescription for headaches
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidney
ana liver complaints. malaria. neural
gia, trembling and loss OF aDpefite
They never fail 20 end constipation
Get elem az John Coleman Co and
dealer everywhere for so cents. Mall
orders filled. charges prepaid. by Wen.
dell Pharmacal Co. Syracuse. ~ Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
OUT-IHE-PlKE
Biaff W.. c.il-s


Ngain. abe .Al- 1Hr.r .f f-.r- Grove ii.
- street trasl and again. a
iNeet r-stu.ss nan v-s one OF az prtr-
-lts-e Dob O.. a..NuT lester -rrrh ma
Henry ptto. vUiI kr.s.Tr f...-- .f .E. 80.
ar han 1istrscI. formed tHy aLrArffrr. D
~ ne main street. vl tHc t-su. ,gurn
thr w.. met s'St,rdaF afJ .ruouu Iu
Il'ut 20 ihr fficr and had a battle
"l w.rt-. The result uas That a sr4afI
sized crowd soon gathered
Althyush nutniug UusitiNs. concerning
IN" d.sput, arose over q Wo--ar M.
name 81 the woman i- withheld. bat DO
D. said that she lives out the pike. M b.
said that she was tn Smiths offfr. tusf
before the truubl" YESTERDAY. and b. -
said that she has been seen Win .aeh
"l me r4ru ON several ocCasIrue. The
'sss turaers very strongly on scandal
hcN tNe dispute started yeSfsrdaN. De-
not known positively. but = feW 4ort-
brought on more and before tu,s. near
could get the full meaning % %. Dis
tui'. lester smith j. said 20 have grab
Do otto- coat and said. 4 licked ono
man here and think that I can lick
another. Al this moment. otto 1srk-l
away and went - his meat wagon. hiyH
Wss standing near. and took thsryfrom.
butcher knife and vent back 90 smith
~et ms according Co those nearby. d
p iN JUS tske your p,lt.. and before &C
Niuu followed the words smith did not
Joe. any time setting across the street
WhHr, thor" wHs quite crowd OF GA.
ioOAvrr. who wiEht afford protection
MS -'t.iHn ihc argument Tor the time
out Il - understood that further trouble
may result. even EufuE 50 far a. a.
bring Others into Il before Il II finally
settled
This a. the second ftEht In which Nj
smith he's been a principal IN the town
within the past Few weeks. and lovers
OF fhr ART ~ manly defense are consid-
.riHE ,aI, FULLY the proposition OF max
Inc en- uffar 20 one OF IN, principals tu
be- one OF the parties iu the main bou,
ai the urSt show Co b. held In this Sec
ton oI IN" state. ~ the otto boxing law
passes N" state legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
6SRD CONGRESS-
tcOntinusd from rir.t rare,

chase bill, important measures which
were forced over until another time
included the Philippine enlarged self.
government bill. rural credits IerisIa.
ION, the bill To prohibit interstate
.pHlllihsfce IN goods manufactured hy
child labor and the conservation bills
80 ehtrEeucaliy urged BY the prpgL
cent. There also failed a resolution
Mnlch contemplated an Investigation
. mo senatorial campaigns in Pennsyl
Nahla. illinois and other states. which
mad been recommended BY a senate
committee
Very little general legislation IL car
ried IN the appropriation bills. Much
was proposed. but most OF the meas
ures practically were cleared OF such
provisions by points of order. and the
posi- ohlce bill which failed to pass.
Mhlch contained more new legislation
than any other.
Provided For Investigations.
before adjournment Congress pro-
Nlded FOR several important inyestira-
lions 10 be carried on during recegs.
committee will continue the inquiry
INTO alleged lobbying in connection
with the ship purchase bill. com
mission viii study rural credits legis-
lation, and Democrats OF the senate
appointed a special committee to rec
ommend revision OF Senate rules with
view TO establishing cloture OF de-
Date TO prevent iilibusters.
mass OF miscellaneous legislation
hurried through in the last DAYS in
Guided claims bills. bills for public
buildings. fish cultural stations and
bridges. and minor amendments 10
various federal statutes Most OF these
We're put through on the initiative OF
individual members and passed with
out objection.
The appropriations committee IN.
day began the work OF tabuIating the
amounts OF the various bills which
LOOK money out OF the treasury dur.
ing the session. II will be several
uays before an accurate tabulatlon Is
made, but the total appropriations are
estimated at about SI.120. 900 .OOO.
Just before the Senate adjourned a
resolution thanking Vice President
Marshall for his services as presiding
ohlcer OF the Senate was adopted.
IN the House. Speaker Clark deIiv.
cred formal farewell to the mem
bers, and resolutions were adoUtsd
thanking the Speaker. Majority Lead.
er Underwood and Minority Leader
Mann for their untiring EFFORT
throughout the long session.
Helping a child with his lessons used
10 mean that you wrote a composition
or did few sums"
WELL
now you may have 10 model some
ming In clay or even go out and capture
"a i've snake.-Pittsburgh Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
DIRECT TAX BILL
(coutinusd from Mrs, PAr.l

@-N-+ - AAN EAAs-I
IN the Senate we're two by Senator
WHITE. increasing the charter tax for
resident and nonresident CORPORA
TONS and bill providing uniform
rates OF commissions for sherins
The Hartman income tax. applyIng
10 individuals and partnerships as
Wen as corporations. was reported out
without recommendation by the
finance committee I'm the House. and
advanced. a similar bill was intro
duced In the Senate this morning
The House Insurance committee re-
ported out favorably the Scherr bill.
providing that expenses for admins
tering the workmCn's compensation
fund shall be paid BY contributions 10
the FUND. thus relieving the Slate OF
the expenses Of the compensation de-
partment, and the bill was advanced
70 second reading
Reported Favorably.
The House judiciary committee
to-day reported fsvorablv tho Pierce
bill. proposing a tax on the transpor-
tatiOn OF natural gas through pine
lines. tho Wertz bill. relating 10 the
control OF the West Virginia Home
for Girls. and the Duty bin. relating
90 the redemption from forfeitures Of
delinquent charters. Each bin was
read a first time and advanced
New bills I'm the senate are.
by finance committee. Providing
excise tax on incomes Of corporation
by Senator Gregory. Imposing boz.
come tax on individuals and corpora
lions
49, Senator Godbcy. Making pine
line companies CumOmn carriers Tor
transportation ~ natural g4a
By Senator GoodykoOnfZ. Gather.
inF samples and providinE FOR ireurr.
ton of foods requiring electric head.
lghf- ON engines, and regulating ruI.
lufIou Of streams
Now bills introduced in the house
are.
Hy Mr. Duty RDdrmptf0na from
forfeiture OF delinquent charters
by Dr Sineol Increasing direct tax
levy % fifteen cents.
Bv Mr. kiuir. Relating fo fu.frrr.
lions % iurioa married vUmrnH rar.
oral warranty. suits hy Interested
parties. and plDadInrs and practice
In courts
Rv Mr. Parsons Making pine limo
ruupHn.na rU<OWn carriers. and uru.
posing license Tax Tor privilege rf
holding land In excess of Tive thou.
.TnH Hrrra
Hy Nr Anderson Revising road
BY Mr. Samson. PROPOSING tax ap
frTn .rnr'nI.nn rf uH and a4H frrluf
.Hfn.rn Ir' mot over I.H miles .u
length
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
Onicial Censor.

IN addition Jg the many tedious and
9rduyuS duties hs now has. Town Ser
geant Butler. OF Elm Grove. has rracl-
ously accepted the very great and re-
Snpufihls position o. town censor. only
tust news which the town sergeant CEN
sur thinks o. ~ Tor Thc ,itizSus who
were re- Iug-ihlC FOR hlm occupying his
present position Is given them. other
wise. they are cut OF. Even tho acts
or his guperiUrs. iU council scfsiou. bel ~
last night. was withheld from The In
tellig-u,'r reporter last night and his
only excuse for ,sUEoriuE the news wa
that ~ would not bc given to him"
meaning t0s reporter. Verify tn. town
sergeant OF Elm Grove Is some job,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
Elm arorn Council.

tn. regular monthly u. citing ~ Elm
Grove council was held last evening at
ths city building Matt"rF pertaining
90 The general business OF the town Were
taken up and "a number Of bills were
ordered paid Among other matters
that cam. ur Tor C0uSld" ration Was a..
placing cot an extra Waterman a. Tie
Film Grove railroad crossing. This mat
ter wa taken up several months ago
hN tho ohio VALLEY Automobile NssO"la.
flUu % having two WUtrhnsu az this
crossing Goo work each 90 12 hour shit
The tow % was asked 60 cooperate with
men and they viii asl. the company that
they do tuis Tor the protection Of p'des-
trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
IN THE BEST OF HUmoR.

The Canadian pavilion is filled with
the exhibits OF Canada. even to the
family Of beavers that represent the
official Canadian emblem The Can.
adam pavilion has no ballroom. az
the other state and foreign structures
have. but every foot % the interior
of this largest Of all foreign pavilions
BE- nIled with government cNhihIta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
FOOD SCARCE IN MEXICO.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Onlcial
reports TO the United States govern.
ment through its own and other diplO.
matte representative describes an In.
tOlerable condition Of affairs In Mexico
city where the pOpulaCo is suffering
the effects Of famine and lack Of COM
muniCatiOn with the outside world.