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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am %
years Old and am engaged to a girl
three years younger than myself. we
have been engaged three months now
and expect to wait a year before mar
rying, because. although I have very
good position and am saving money.
I am not well enough fixed to keep up
the expenses Of home and buy fur
niture
Ny fiance goes with two other feI-
lows, although l have told her that
do not care 10 have her. Il worries
me a great deal to have her refuse to
dc what l want her to in so important
a matter. / love her so much that
am letting her go with the other fell
lows rather than run the risk of los
ing her myself What can I do to make
her see that she ought to give up other
gentlemen friends?
WORRIED BOY.
Probably You are too lenient with
the girl and show that you are afraid
of losing her Be firm and tell her
that if she is not willing TO give up the
other boys your engagement must be
broken. A girl admires authority in
man more than any ether quality.
and so think your fance Will be will
ing TO do as you want her to when
she sees you mean it. If she refuses,
break the engagement, because you
would be very unhappy married to a
woman who would not try to please
you,
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am q years
old and am to be married this year
on Christmas day, My parents favor
my marriage and encouraged me 10
/ become engaged i'll the first place. I
do not love the man and as the time
draws near to be married it seems 10
/ me 1 cannot do 1t. We have invited
/ several relatives TO the wedding and
five Of them come from another state.
have told my parents how / feel
about getting married, but they refuse
to let ME break my engagement be-
cause they say things have gone too
far. What can do9 live on farm
and can do any kind Of work but
Homework. / know that my father
will not let me live at home if | re-
/ fuse to marry. DISTRESSED.
OF course you shouldn't marry when
you feel the way you do about it. Dc
| homework in some good family and
you will have the protection of a home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11
w
III SltCr'1(a{l

The 1916 convention Of the 18th IL
ln0is district Of the knights of Fyth-
las will be held il Moline. Choice OF
the neighboring oity as the next meet
ing place was made by representa-
tiyes Of the is lodges OF the district
who were in session yesterday at
Sterling. Additional honor was given
Moline in the election Of George B.
Buck, ST George lodge, No. IS. as
president of the district for the ensu-
ing year. A ". Vanhousen Of Cen
eseo was made secretary and William
Guthrie Of Erie, treasurer. Apprecia-
ton OF the work Of the Moline Pyth-
ians as q lodge was voiced in the con
vention, delegates ny a rising vote
thanking 81. George lodge Tor its work
during the last year in assisting the
state deputy in his work among weak
er lodges. Sixteen Of the Is lodges Of
the district sent representatives to the
convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

Arsenal lodge, No 1886, Mystic
Workers of the World. last night
elected William L. Decker perfect.
Other officers named:
MonitOr-Alva White.
Banker Lille Clayburn.
Marshal Helen Banks
Acknowledgement White.
Warder-Fred Orman.
Sentinel-James Campbell
Musician-Ruby Conover.
Supervisor Henry Donius.
Delegates H Clayburn. David
Jones and William White
Alternates-J. l. Davis. Andrew
kepple and James Campbell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

Friday in January with Miss Genevjeye
Schreiner, 1109 Fourth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

stamping out Of contagious diseases.
child welfare work, etc Illinois leads
with I52 clubs belonging to the ma
uonal federation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

Dear Mrs Thompson: l am a mar
ried woman and have been married
10 years. My husband is very good TO
me aud seems to care for me a great
deal and he certainly loves the chill
dren. Ever since we have been mar
ried he has insisted upon keeping a
picture Of an old sweetheart in an up
per drawer Of the dresser. have
tried my best to forget this picture,
but I cannot When I mention it nay
husband gets angry. He tells me 10
forget il and refuses to say anything
about it, For several DAYS after 7
mention the picture he is very silent
and scarcely speaks TO me What can
I do2 I love my husband and do not
like to think that some old sweetheart
means more to him than | do. Do you
think it is right for him to keep the
picture where I see it every time I 90
to the drawer to put the handkerchiefs
there or toilet articles that he has left
on top Of the dresser? Anything You
can tell me will be greatly apprecia
ted. WORRIED WIFE.
Your husband is tactless to have the
picture around where you have to see
it and are hurt by it. As long as he
insists upon keeping it there you may
as well make up your mind to ignore
it as much as possible Don't men
ton it to him any more. Possibly your
interest in the picture is what has
made it OF so much Importance to him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

The ridiculously unscientifc major
ity who believe in taking their oscu-
lation straight may be interested In
the following tip from the American
social hygiene association: Cut out
a square piece Of tissue paper, give it
a bath in an antiseptic solution and
place it over your mouth. This safe
guard Will prevent the kiss doing you
harm provided you don't wear out the
paper or break through it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

manages the champion. stated last
night that his man would go AFTER
Roller right from the start. and Deat
him as quickly as possible. He also
stated that he expects a hard battle,
but was confident that the giant Eu-
ropean would hold the title for some
time to come.
DIR. Roller had the following 10 say
about the bout: Il am going 10 waste
no time In throwing this man. lie
IL a giant. perhaps the strongest man
on the mat. and I know that speed
and alertness will win the battle for
me better than brute strength. beat
LOWS by fast work and I won from
Hackenschmidt. the Russian giant. In
the same way. I will do all in my
power TO bring the championship back
10 America"
zbyszko had the following to say
last night.
Anyone who goes into the ring with
a fixed scheme 81 battle is ieopardiz-
Ing his chances ! am going 10 start
the struggle with Roller with a mind
clear 81 any pet systems Of attack.
Just how III wrestle ] do not know.
however. ! intend 10 20 right after the
American and beat him a. quickly AZ
possible"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Zbyszko versus Roller-the best in
the wrestling game. such is the card
arranged for local lovers OF wrestling
At the Auditorium. The first heavy
weight championship match in the
history Of sport In West Virginia is
carded for tonight.
The buss of wrestling conversation
Is heard all over Wheeling today and
the fans are anxiously waiting for the
call OF time. As has been pointed
time and again. the match is for
vastly more than the purse. Upon the
outcome tonight Will rest which OF
the WI men viii be champion OF the
world. DIR. Roller Is anxious to win
the worlds wrestling title. for ne
wants to make certain that the belt
remains in America.
With the exception OF the selection
of a referee. and this will be settIed
at a conference between managers
OF the two grapplers this Afternoon.
everything Is in readiness for the
staging OF the Roller-Zbyszko heavy
weight championship wrestling match.
The doors will open at 1880 O'Clock.
The match will be to a finish. catch
as-catch-can style. best two falls out
of three. ~strangle hold barred.
Zbyszko and his manager arrived
from Buffalo. the champion looks the
picture Of health. l.. Kowalski. VINO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
DR.. BULLARD TALKS
AT GUILD MEETING
sPEAKs ON 1.-THE CARE N USE OF
THE MOUTH" TO
BIG AUDIENCE.
Interesting Social Session Hsid Last
Might BY st. Matthews
Mems 0ufld.

Speaking before the monthly meeting
OF the Mems Guild 81 81. Matthews p.
church. last night. DR.. Ernest =. Bull
lard. Of this city. delivered an Interest
i.e ADDRESS on The Care and Use OF the
Human Mouth" The address was Illus
Ireted Py s~tereoptieon views shown
Mouth Hygiene Association OF the
Or. Builard declared that 5 per cent Of
the people In the United states have
dental services rendered 10 them, Treat
ing Of The way foods should be masti-
Gated and insalivafed. the speaker gave
some valuable suggestions a. ~ the
FOODS TO eat and not 10 cat He told 81
the excellent results 81 examination 81
schopl children by dentists. and follow
"a this by showing pictures Of healthy
I.tu,nH Rnd tceth AMI neglected mouths;
pthcfH SHOWING the fruption ~ temuor-
AIRY teeth and how they are replaced BY
the permanent teeth. and " how
and when teeth should BE- cleaned and
Wtat o. use 60 clean them.
showing pictures Of the foundations
~ ~ndtnolds. br. Euliard told 81 their
erect on the growing child and follow
90 this by exhibiting pictures ~ models
showing rrcrularities ~ me teeth. often
caused D. 1denoida. mout breathing and
numb sucking and pictures then fol-
igW'd sh"wtnF teeth after treatment BY
The U~rfh0d0nuat.
ginEivai and p~erodsntai innamma
ilnu. ururrhca-ita cause and effect. and
what should b. done % preventative
lf dniiN more common. were discussed
Pictures were shown o. cndpmuroha
tfctlliH. cnuEc % rNurrheu. and typhoid
saculi cause 81 typhoid fever-oftcn
found IN the moufh-wcro shown.
The address YVES very Instructive Do
was delivered before an audience III
about ufty members The attendance be-
ink larger than usuaf Following ur
wee held after which refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
PRAISE NEALE
Marriage of Earle "oreasy- NeAls
Takes one OF Greatest state
Athletes In Another Field.

"TVV"T ET"TUTWW % TTV
BUCKHANNON. w. Va. April 20
Announcements received here today Of
the marriage at Lost Creek, w. Va.
yesterday OF Edward Earle Greasy"
Neale 10 Miss Geneive HorneT, Of that
place, marks the passing from the
athletic field, Of the greatest athlete
the state Of West Virginia has yet pro-
duced. Neale for three years has been
almost constantly before the public eye
a. a member Of Wesleyan's baseball.
i0othall and basket ball teams and he
has been the deciding factor in prac-
tically every hard fought athletic con
test In which Wesleyan has engaged
in that time. Neale Withdrew from
Wesleyan At the close Of the winter
term OF the college and a. is Understood
viii play baseball In the Central League
this summer. going % Muskimgum Col
lege al New Concord. Ohio. a. general
athletic director In the fall Neale was
very popular here as a student as we'll
a. an athlete and his bride f. "a Wes-
leyan coed, having graduated from the
school In Music In 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
DALLAS

DALLAS. w. Va, April 2O.-Dr. r. ".
Woodruff had quite an exciting runaway
sunday evening when something broke
about his Ford machine causing the
Doctor 10 lose all control OF a.. Fortu-
nately no vehicles cJ children were on
the hill else there would have been SER
ious trouble.
Misses Marie enkins and Bertha Cox
OF Roneys oPint were over sunday
guests Of Miss Ethel Rhoades and at.
tended the social at Rock Line.
Rev. Carder will deliver a special ser
mon TO the Oddfellows next Sunday M
half past ten IN the Methodist church
Messrs. Dorsey StrIcklin and Rober,
White attended the P~resbytery at the
stone Church at Elm Grove Monday
evening.
Mrs. orlie Kimmins was shopping In
Wheeling Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White spent
Tuesday shopping in Wheeling.
quite . large crowd attended the so
cial at Rock Line Saturday evening. The
proceeds amounted to nifty dollars.
A motor party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Parry Miller. Mr. Upton Dorsey
and Mr.. Miller SIR. OF MoundsviIle spent
Sunday at pr. r. W. woodrufrs.
Mr.. and Mrs A ] McGhumphy. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGlumphy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stricklin sunday.
Mr.. James Blake OF woodlaWn l.
spending some time with his daughter
Mrs. f. L. Howard.
Mr.. $. L Crider is spending a few
days In Elm Grove.
Mr.. Daniel Braden Of West Finley
Was in Dallas. Monday. repairing DR..
W~oodruffs automobile.
Mrs. Charlie Howard and daughter
Altne were guests OF the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. siias Sampson. sun
day.
Mr.. wyiie Oldham left Tuesday for
a weeks visit with his brother Tom. OF
Jeanette. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. NJ. strickIin and child
rem, spent sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Archer Of M~aforsvii1e.
Mr.. Ellie Riggs spent Monday In Elm
Grove looking after business affairs.
Mr.. Henry Davis OF West Finley Is
the guest Of his son william Of Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oldham and
children Of Triadeiphia motored TO Dsi.
las. Monday evening and took supper
with Mr.. and Mrs wyiie Oldham.
Mr.. George Ruth left Monday morn
ing for Greene County. Pa. 20 begin his
Mr.. Frank Abercrombie T. able to he
iitis.
Rev. Mr. carder preached a. Rock
Line school house Sabbath evening. He
viii preach again In two weeks. sunday
May End.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elder and New,
Jones OF Calls passed through Dallas
Monday enroute a Wheeling.
Mrs Edd Abercrombie IL very IN Of
neuralgia.
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Fisher arc the
proud parents % a bouncing baby boy.
M David Wqw 81 West Finley was
q professional visitor at ". r.. Gorhy .
Mr.. and Mrs. oriie Rimmfna OF sand
Hill spent sabbath with Mrs. W. 4. Pat
Miss Ethel Buchanan OF SAND INN
vas the guest 81 Miss Laura Kimmins
Master Lsndon woodruff r. visiting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21


Tho steamer Lorena went down on
I~uesday. and took on n load OF sacks
consiEned 20 down riy cr points.
Fred l.. Letzkus underwent a serious
operation a. his home on Monday. and
~ reported 90 BE- Improving arpfdlg
DTS. Harden. e. r. Werlich. Palmer and
Erashear were present.
The bethany Masonic lodge buried
John - Lewis. Of buffalo district. in
Brooke cemetery on Monday. a large
number were present.
Harry Crawford. Of T-Wenty-cighth
street. o. IN baltimore. Nd. where he
VIII b. engaged FOR r. week or more with
work for The Teeplc Machine Shop.
county superintendent 81 schools G.
Potter. u spending n few days In oCl-
hef on business pertaining a. the
Mrs. Edmund pohman returned o,
Tuesday from the Norfh Wheeling Hos
pifat nt WheeiinE. where she has been
for three weeks.
Mrs. clara Bitten ana Helen Hannah
wore Wheeling visitors on SUNDAY
Miss Caroline Hridley. 81 bridgeport.
o. was on weekend visitor az the home
q Mr and Mrs. John Latten. Of the
Fourth ward.
Miss Ruin Adams and Miss Helen Nil
Ter were wheeling visitors on sunday
daughter. Miss Ruth. Or parkersburx,
we're the week end visitors 81 ~ Coz.
Erotes sisters Mr.. ~ N tatem end
Mrs.. ~ o. Kraft.
Contractor John 81. Brady has Return
~ from o. business uip 60 Cleveland. o.
ur " n Boohcr and John Gibson. Of
HethenL were Wcllsburg business cali
era on Mondsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. April 20
Judge Robert NJ. Addleman will hold a
special term OF the circuit court OF
the Brooke county court house. rnfor-
nation TO this effect has been sent 20
me clerk OF the circuit court By Judge
made public.
several matters will be closed up BY
Judge Addleman when he hold court
have been signed by the late Judge New
man. Will probably be signed By him.
Attorney II. Il. McCamic presented a
gttltlon or habeas corpus TO Judge Ad-
dleman on Monday Afternoon. and an or
dcr IN the case was entered. Arguments
IN the case viii be heard at the special
term OF the court on Friday. April 30th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

lumber OF ladies' OF Warwood were
n'eIIalhed Monday evening at the HON :
y Alrs Harry r.. Holman. or South
The house was decorated Tor
the occasion and the evening was spent
in a soclal way. At a seasOnable hour
lelferhinents were served. Following
ere the guests: Mesdames l.. G.. Nolte. e
PETERSON y. Israel. n. Troll. < a
Sohners IL r. Juergens. w. Williamson
=. k~lrkenhauer Henry Ebeling. Georeg
Bruhn, william Straab. n. A. Harshman-
Seorge Ambrose. John Lash. Sr. Jonn
Lash. Jr., Misses Vera krauskopf. Clara
ginia Troll. ~"e ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
Lodge Meeting.

Local shield OF nonor lodge No. s
neld It's regular session al 1880 O'clock
al the club room I'm the Lasch buildfns
In South Warwood. Many on ths w.ns-
bers were present. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
IT HENRY DUCK PIS LEAGUE.
ANERrcAr AasocrATror

~ Cleveland Cleveland 8. Louisville
- Kansne city Minneapolis I. Kan
A. Miivautec. 81 Paul ~. Muwau-
bus o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
WARWOOD
Society Set.

Regular meeting of IN. F1,,e Soe,o,,
Mes heid last evening at the Glenn's Rum
school building. In Center A
hse humper were present In spite OF
VIZ bad weather. a very interesting
musical and literary program was rem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
ROLLER AND ZBYSZK0 READY
FOR Big MATCH THIS EVENING
BOTH WREsTLERs EXPRESSED
CONFIDENCE IN DISCUSSING
CONTEST.
Finish Match to be Staged In the
Market Auditorium-Much
Interest Locally.
FACTS ABOUT THE MATCH.

Principals Zbyszko. champion
heavyweight. and DIR. b. +. Roller.
American champion. challenger.
Time and place-Auditorium. at
$3.50 p. m.
Purse-$1.s 500. winner takes all.
Weights-Zbyszko. 223; Roller.
222.
Ages-Zbyszko. %: Roller. IS.
Height-Zbyszko. s feet; Roller.
8 feet. hinch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Pupils OF the sixth and seventh grades
OF the Glenn's Run school have been
predicting the past couple OF weeks Tor
:. at the school building in Central War
wood. a very Interesting program will
ne furnished Proceeds will be used 10
pay for the vfctroila which was mr.
chased some time ago By the teachers or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
VIII Clean up ptnuona

large number OF the players OF ths
ball team are going to Cone,
island saturday and start cleaning ths
island so that they can mark off a ala.
mond which they will use this season
for playing ball on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

LADY t~cnFaFinF nurseD-Wavc you had
any experience with children
Apphcant-hie mum. Shurc. 81 used
70 D. q child mesilf-Boston Tarnacrlut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

The needless infantile death rate
owing TO neglect and ignorance costs
this country $1,000 900 a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Morgan Cannon. p. Pittsburgh. Pa
May beyte. q. Pittsburgh. "a.
Robert -. Clark. 81. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lille Abbott. 90. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Guesi-Why. my dear. there are ~
az the table
Hostess. Don't let o. bother YOU.
Mrs Smythc doesn't cOunt-she isn't
IN our set-PuCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Mrs. August Ebeling Is slowly rccov-
erins at her home IN Twenty-first street.
after hurting her leg when she fen down
the cellar steps Sunday.
David Poole IL slowly recovering at
MS nome on South Warwood Avenue.
Wilbur wilkins has returned 10 his
nome In North WarwOod. after spending
a couple Of weeks visiting friends In
Newark. q.
Frank McGinnis. motorman on tho
P~anhandle traction line. was off duty
last evening.
Mrs. w. n. Smith. Of Twentieth street
was reported TO be somewhat better last
evening. after being seriously III.
Earl sutton Is slowly recovering at
his home on sixteenth street. after being
III during the past week.
The first straw hat was seen in town
yestetday. being worn by a well known
young man.
A number % local people are going a.,
attend the ball game at Martins Fsrr,-
N the weather Is suitable and the ground
In shape.
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Upton
Dorsey Of Moundsvllle.
Mr.. Lynn Little had an accident sun
day evening while returning from
church which resulted In a broken axle
In his Ford machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

MOther-Son. 7 don't believe you
washed your face ~ all
small Son-lf you don't believe me.
az the towol-Iudgo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
DR.. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh aud chapifns ST..
wheeling. W. Va, one block from post
once Come Upstairs.
IKE RBLIABLE bPEcIALrsr who
shows his picture and tells his name.
90 when you enter his onics you know
who you are dealing with.
I MAKE NO NIsLEADrHo STATE
MEETS or deceptive propositions 10 the
AFFLICTED. neither do I promise 10 eur.
them co. a Few DAYS. In order 70 securs
NneLr ratrnnaGe but give CoMPLnTn,
QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME without
leaving Injurious after effects In ths
system ana at the lowest cost poseftfe
for Honest. skillful and succesafui
Treatment
Vericoceis and Structure, ohonorrhsa.
oleet, EnlarEer Prostats Anec-
uouas Blood Poiaona, Nervous Tnhaua-
ton. fndiacretion Of EEcsea
| No dafantlan from hnaInaaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

fHEg-I eur without operation. No dWenuon from business.
SKI DIaEAara-Treafaf with success
ErDHEY. BLADDER AND STOMACH TRoUBLEs-By mi syasm oil
ureatment show signs " improvement nf uuce
FULLY SUCCESS
- Women sunulne from dIasses of the ovaus. niaddsr Eidasya Hrvou
Of the sE shoiid cali on ne Modern speisnst ana rst IN opnion 81 be- -ss
coEsULTATIoH .rRnn. Hours=io 20 = m dsny, nd svsaiug russ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Mr.. Taft is ont with au expression
~ opinion that the Filipino people
will not bee fitted for self. government
for generation to COME and that
we must put n the time I'm training
them FOR freedom before tt win be-
safe to- turn them loose TO lmcratc
them now. he believes. would hc 10
make another Mexico out OF the l'hIl-
ipplno archipelago That We are in
honor bound 10 do for them what we
did for cuba is not disputed. but Mr..
TAFT diffors from Mr Bryan in that
the latter insists that the process or
liberation should be hlstoucd. In
limo with the uttcrauco of the eN-
president comes our own Doctor
Green. who. having spent many years
IN Mexico. is OF the opinion that sta
buity Of government can never bee ac-
qirod by the Mexican people unless
they orc aided In the work by some
friendly nation that has the power to
enforce Its edits ,ud compel them TO.
be good which seems 60 be am wnie-I
nlahlc truth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

That laRton man who seeks tu en-
Join the collection of paving tax he
cause the contractors paid their work
mon the prineoly sum ~ 20 cents an
hour for their labor has probably
started controversy that he will
sometime wish 20 stop II Is true
enough that many Of Our municipal
tiles have heavy tax rate that ls a
grleyous burden 60 its citizenship. ~
is also conceded that economy iu the
expenditure OF public money IS a
thing most earnestly desired. set we
fear that the proposition to eaonomlze
by reducing the wages ~ the work
insmcn TO an unreasonabiy low fig
ure will find but few advocates or
defenders. The people somehow have
gained the impression that the pub
lies money Is usually squandered N