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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
ROBERTSON BROUGHT HOME,
MURRAY To HAVE SNOW

London. Dec. 2f.---Prcmier AsquitM
announced in the House of Comuton1
today that Lieutenant General Sir NH
liam Robertson. chief Of the general
stan In France, had been recalled ~
take the post of chief of the impsftAE
general star I'm London. succeeding
Lievtenant-Gsneral Sir Archibald MuHs
ray. who, the premier said. 10 10 sr1>s
ceive an important command ~
No announcement has yet beaN ~ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
]. A0GE KICKS IS
NAMED JUDGE OF
JUVENILE COURT
Get. More Than Majority
On First Ballot Then Vote
Made Unanimous
FOUR MEN PLACED
IN NOMINATION
New Judge Had Been Endorsed
for Position by Social
Workers Who Have Fostered
Movement

AS had been anticipated, the joint
sessions Of City Council last night by a
unanimous vote elected J. Hoge Kicks
as Judge OF the Juvenile and Domes-
tic Relations Court. Other candidates
were voted for. but before the final
vote was announced Councilman Jones
moved that the election he unanimous.
After President Adams had called
the body together with thirty of the
total membership of thirty-two pres
emit, the absentees being Councilman
Lumsden and Powell, Alderman Mel
ton. In neat speech of a few words,
nominated G. Gordon Smith
Councilman Haddon followed with
commendatory speech, in nomina-
ting j. Hoge Kicks
Councilman Jones nominated Justice
t. w. Cheatham. who has held mai is-
trate's courts in Chesterfield County
and in the Southside for many years.
Mr. Jones presented letters from
Judge Ernest Wells and others. com
nending and endorsing Mr. Cheat
ham.
English dominates Gordon.
Councilman English nominated Po-
lice Commissioner Douglas Gordon.
Alderman Christian seconded the
nomination of Mr.. Kicks.
The nominations being closed. the
voting began.
MIR Kicks received .. Mr. Smith.
&: Mr. Cheatbam, 4 Mr.. Gordon, |.
Seventeen votes was all that. was
necessary for choice, Mr., Kicks had
two above that.
II had been generally understood FOR
some time that Mr.. Kicks would he
the choice OF the joint session. He
had grown up with the Juvenile Court.
He had put his whole life's work into
the job of looking out FOR the delin-
quest youngsters and had kept in
touch with them. His entire time was
spent In trying to lead the hayward
youngster into paths OF reetitude. He
had been endorsed by every body of
social workers.
Judge Kicks duties will begin today.
The judge will now have to name his
clerk and his haliff. He will have
some little trouble, II is understood
In selecting his clerk. as there are a
number OF candidates, but ii is believed
he will name a man who is In touch
with conditions not only among the
children. but with the derelict families
as well
NJ W. Lawrence is prominently men
toned fer that place. number OF
the supporters Of Mr.. Kicks advocate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
CombinedAttack to Be LevelIed
Against Bulgaria By All the
Allies
DARDANELLES FORCE
GOING TO SALONICA
General Belief Now That
Allies Will Make Deter
mined Effort to Break Berlin
Bosphorus Communication

London. Dec. 22.-The SalouiCA
correspondent Of the Daily Chroni- /.
Gle telegraphs:
The Russians have lcvel1eA
Narna and have disembariscd -
strong force there. The Bulgarian
losses were severe"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
HOME 0WMNG-ClUB CAMPAIGN ENDS
At STROKE Of TWELVE TONIGHT

Candidates Biggest and Most Interesting Circulation Cam
pagn Will Finish Their Work and Be Rewarded Closing
Hours Are Exciting and Supreme Effort Is Being Put
Forth BY An-Race For Big Prizes May Be Very Close
Thousands of Votes May Yet Be Had Under Bargain
Vote Schedule
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Have you something to
sell? The virginian's want
Adj Columns will iud 3
ready buyer. Call Mad.
1853.
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In each Issue Of TIae
I vlrginlan thorn ID some.
thing advertised that ron
may want. Read the
advertisements regularly
each any.
Evening star., 1915-12-18

SPLENDID HOUSEKEEPING FLAT IN
2-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE.
FINE LOCATION SOUTH OF ST.
Between 1Tth and 18th sts. NV
FIVE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
Separate cellar; furnace; yard back porch:
servants toilet in cellar.
LIEBERMANN HAwN, 1921 F ST.
Evening star., 1915-12-18

|yl4 MARYLAND AVE. NE-FOUR- ROOM
and-bath apartment: large back porch; kitchen;
partly furnished; $3.50.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
CURIOSiTiES OF THE POLE.
Where There Is No Time at All and
Yet IL Is All Hours.

Let us imagine ourselves at the
north pole. 1t is June 81, longest
day in the year and the summer
solstice. The thin rayed sun, high
in the heavens as he car climb in
that cherries land of no latitude or
longitude, is revolving at a height
of % degrees above the horizon just
once in every tw~enty-four hours,
but never ascending or descending.
He merely keeps ringing it around
the sky.
What time is it?
There is no time at all. 1t is all
hours. If you walk down any me-
ridian you can pick the time you
want it to be-any time from mid
night of one day to midnight of the
next, with any hour in between, day
or night. You would never need q
watch.
Suppose you want it noon. Just
step off toward the sun wherever it
happens to be. In one step it is
noon for you. Take two steps back
ward and it will be midnight.
But if you can pick any time you
wish you cannot pick any direction.
Here at home you may go east, west,
north, south or any direction in be-
tween. Not so at the pole-no-
where to 90 but south. All direc-
ton is lost to you now. However,
after one step you have your choice
of any direction, though now you
haven't your choice of time, but
must stick to the time of the partic.
ular meridian on which you have
set foot.
At a step you can change the
date. You always have the power
to make Monday Sunday or vice
versa. BY m m consent the one
hundred and eightieth meridian IL
the Pacific ocean has been recog
nized as the point on the EARTH
surface where the day is gained o.
lost in going around the earth. Yol
have the one hundred and eightietf
meridian within a step at all times
So by crossing it you may modif.
your week at will, stepping from
Sunday to Monday or from Monda,
back to Sunday.
II you bad the time and the IN
clination, to say nothing about tn
food and warmth, and rename
there a whole year you would Sc
the sun start on a slowly descend
ing spiral, until in September at tn
autumnal equinox it would be roll
ing around the horizon like a bi
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
DOING SENTRY DUTY.
There Are Rigid Rules the Soldier on
Guard Must Obey.

The penalty for sleeping on duty
in wartime is death.
The guard tent or guardhouse Is
a tent or house, as the case may be,
in which the seniries rest while not
on duty.
Any one taken prisoner by the
guard is kept in the guard tent or
guardhouse until morning. He Is
then brought before some one in
authority.
A sentry never gives up his rifle
to any one. His captain, q colonel
or even a general may come along
and demand it, but the man on
guard must absolutely refuse.
An officer known as the officer OF
the guard is in charge Of the guard,
and under him are two Doncommis-
| stoned officers called the sergeant OF
the guard and corporal OF the guard
respectively.
A sentry may not sit down oil
lean up against anything while he
is on duty. The only relief he get,
! is by being allowed to "order arms
that is, hold his rifle SO that thu
butt rests on the ground and "stand
ing at ease"
If the person challenged docs no
answer at the third challenge thu
sentry must fire at him. Ii he doe
answer the sentry demands tn
countersign or pass word. On Civ
ing this he is allowed to pass, bu
if he cannot give it he is kept out
side.
While on sentry duty a soldie
never turns toward the place he
guarding. Thus when he reache
one end of his beat and turns t
come back he always turns ava
from the camp or whatever it ma
be. Thus he never has his bac
turned to any n outside who ma
have evil intentions. Pearson
Weakly
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21

red billiard ball to dip under next
day, showing only the top edge, and
then, 10, gone for six months In
March he would reappear again,
slowly spiraling upward until
June 21.
In the center Of the concentric
circles which the stars would de-
scribe in your sky would be the
North star, practically a fixed point
forever and a day. = New York
World.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
Msxico's FLAG.

The present national flag of Mex
leo, with its white for purity, green
for union and red for independence,
stands for the three articles of ma
tional faith adopted at the end of
Spanish rule and establishment of
independence under the treaty of
Cordova, 1882. The device Of the
eagle and serpent on a cactus bush
refers to an old story connected
with the settlement Of the old Az
tee tribes on the plateau. -'Ex-
change.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
staOt nnO goant9.

= Die itdbtii9sn 9lahti6ulsn wsr,
ben bsute GbenO NIT @rsr3itisn in Der
Central 9O6i4uls fir Die SaiiOu
lhlis6en.
- DsputD S9erifiiR. 8ilis Rets
bot reiisuitt unb oils isin Yiahfolgsr
wuroe @omer Sonss pon TnpIor er'
nannt. Rets mirb lih nm bic 9tomina
tion fiir Sountp 2ommiGdr bsmerbeu.
- ausuft Sisinis, Batter bss5be.
fannieu Standardization rSill" Steinfe
babier, 1T am Samitas ju Gllsntomn
uon einem esbiab Sallsp 5us euti0pft
worben, ats er bel ben @slsiien ftanb
unb pom BEN 9uftorud untsr oie Rioer
sssOssn muroe.
-Serr Sson Soispb BON 4fioss
Rom, Sobn pon 0trrn uno Sran
Sulius Soispb, uno Jrdul,in Beatrice
3. @einber9 uou Nbams Npenue,
reiftsn frlb am Wfontae Wtorssn nod
9lem gnrf. mo te Wtitta9s burh Rep.
u. anspa9er als elm &bspaar eiuseie9'
net muroen. Dns iunse @bspaar per'
ltbt bic Slittsrmohe IN philadelphia
uublGtlantic @itp. G..A.sasa
- am Srsitos murben folsenbs
Deutihe ole @eihworene fiir ben De.
rihtstermin se3o9en. uslder am 29.
DidrB anfdnst: gBilliam ". ,S1rdmer,
@bas. zimmerman, 4ouis S9parj.
trauber, Safou Shdfer, Carl 9.
Sabsrlaub. Better @siienflub, Sobu
0. Deibel, Senrp 9obuiann, Nusuii
Wtoor, Sebaitian Pftiffer, Ebomaa
Bau6mann. Billiam v. gDsisbsreer
Safob Dippre, @barles u. Debr uni
@barlss Gurtbart.
DDS Supreme @sri&t tntihiei
Wiontas 3u Rbilaoslpbia, bas bic Son
trolle bes @ountp @ef6nsniiies In bsr
6dnben 6es Shsriffs y. 3. Pbitlipi
liset. Die @etdn9niB Deb6roe polltl
Die Sa4e In bic 9ano nebmeu, bel
Sheriff appellirte absr uno Madden
Ri1ter 9iswcomb ju ieiuen Sumter
snti6ieben bate uno bic Srase an bas
Sberseridt appellirt luorbsn mar. ba
Oieiss nun fur ben S4eriff entidis
ben.
= 0or unb bintsr Der Soiie arsnl
WObuuug anSafforo@ourt wuroen on
Wioutas Wiorssn ie jiusi Dpuamit
iteden autgefunbeu, on tpel9e elm Pa
pier gebeftet mar, oas bic Drobunl
entbielt, oas es bic lette Marnune f
unb Der Plat bunu In bic 2uft ssipreus
wiirbs. Dem Greno fol- fiirjlih elm
Drobuns juss9ausen ieiu. oab er ent
Deoer 81 600 bejablsu mhiie ooer iel
ne Bobnuus phros In Die euft Q:
blaien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
2aGawanma Stpeia

Die erfte Situng bes Smeisss In
Der nsusn Salle bes scranton 3isber'
franz am Sreitas abeuo ssitaltste fi4
,u elmer autbeluGteu. benn bic jentrale
Gage ber SaGe maht % bequeni fur
ale Staottheile uuo aus oieiem @runo
mirO erpurtet. baB bic Sufiinftigen
Sibungen fih audi eineS re9en Nn'
tbeiles hfreuen iperoen.
Der uoreele9te Beriht oes Priifuu9S
aomits 3siSt, baB Der 5wsis. abIiisli&
Der auslteheuoen Bombs, Elm 8trm0oen
uon iibsr Sc. 600 bsfst. Dem arbeitsr
8srsiu, In bsiieu Salle bic Teriamm'
luuaen bisber ftottianoen. tDuroe elm
sntipredsnbss Sonorar bewilli9t.
Jiahoem Der Solicitor cine 1ilte per.
lelen, pelde bic Jiamen pou riiditdnoi
gen Wilteliebern eutbielt. Duroe fur
isben Stabttbeil elm 3omite srnannt.
pelf,es psriu1en mirb, Die Rhditdnbe
einjntreibsn. au9 uaro Gin Sei&luB
ssfast, baB bic Srase bes 6rauenitimm'
rshts In ben 8eriammluuSeu oes
3weiges niht tr6rtert neroen ion.
Serr Otto RraGt, Sefretdr Der oeut'
fhen Silfsfonbs, beridtste, baB iowsit
5000 an ben beutidsn @tianoten in
@alhinston abeeianot wnroenuno nod
etua 81, 500 an Sanb fiub. @r err
iudte, baB Dieieni9en, bic nod Eidets
fir bas 3onsett an 6uub. iobalo mic
mSsli4 abrednung MAIDEN.
Die aneefiinbists 9ieusruue. oaB In
isber Sisun9 elm belehrsuoer Sortrog
aetaltsn uerbeu ioll, srmies iiH ole
cine ansentbme abwedistuus. Ssrr
youis Rei4ert trus ole @rlttr sineu
mirflid tuterslianten Yortras iibsr bic
Dreieiniafeit-ben Di&ter, ben 4om'
pouiftsn unb ben Sdnssr, Dor, babel
setgeno, bas es bic orsi utnimt, nm ben
osnti6sn Geians 3u usrpOllftdnbisen;
Der Di1ter biGtet bas Sieo, Der 3om'
pouiit I6reibt bic Wufit oofiir uuO ju'
lett bringt Der Sdnser bur4 ittneu
@elang bic Di4tuns jur uollften Gel.
tune. Ssrr Reihert fiibrte on, mic
Der DiHter fur ale Sebensla9eu
uuo Suitdnbe psritebt, ben @efiibleu
ben ri9tisen Gusorud 3u seben, uue
lblos NIT BEN 8ortrag vDeS Sdn'
gers Slub1, babel .erildrenb, bas el
IpeSisl Don ibm auf @uslano eemiinjI
lit. @r erntete bur4 ben 8ortrol
tpohluerbisnten 8eifall.
Strr 2ier3 bon philadelphia, mel1el
| sufdlli9 In oerStabt mar unb li4 inlbel
0eriammtnng eIultellte, bielt anH einel
lsiner fsrnisen Nnipraden, tpelde mil
sroBsm Beifall aufsenOmmen muroe
Serr 3ier3 peritebt ss. nit frdftissr
N6rten ben Yiaeel auf ben 3opf a.
treffsn unb feline Rebs, melhe ipejiel
auf ben in europa berri9snben 3riel
be3ug nabm. erre9te bic erOBte BE
geilteruue. ats CT erfldrte, 6aB DsutiH
lamb I'm Sorrous iei unb srfOIsreid
iein mhr6e.
Sn dbnelenbsit bss Rrdiioentet
Better Stipp fiibrte Bi5e Prafben
Mfi9aeI 2rdmer ben 8oriis oieIsr tnte
reifauteu Seriammlans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04

-Derlfrhher tier pohubafts abuoiai
gaut U. 6eikef 1T am Dieuftag Ia
gbitabstpbia In alter Don S3 Sabreu
SeltorbeH.
= Direttor Derbp orbnete am
5reitas an. 6aB am Wiontas a4t 5susr'
lpebrlsnte auf bic Psuiionlifte s.issi
merben iOllen, nemli@ 8. Y. Wtoger.
Sames Sopfius. Wt. 8. 8alib, WtaI
Rolar. SobH s. ygnh, Wtthasl Gull
tin. @barles Rapnor uno Soispb &.
Softer.
- Der "a Sabre alts Sarriion Dab
ietl, elm otuoent fir ben aouofaten'
itano, bestns ON Samitas In isinem
Rolttaus an aoams aueuue Selbft'
moro, inosm er Seu9tsas einathmete.
Gu ltarfes Stuotum. oaS iein @ehirn
6nartif, wirb ais Die uriahs Der Ebat
be,eihnet. Die @ltern oeS Selblim0r-
oers mobnen In Columbus, O., wobir
Die 3eI4e am Sonntas seianot puros.
- Der mohlbsfannte frhbere 8irtb.
@briifian @ommeriussr, lit laut elmer
stitsrn siusetrofentu Depeids an
Souutaa &beub in sinsm @iienbobu'
bof 40 afron O.. auf Der Stellt &C.
i0otet porben, als er uon eiusm Sug
nisoerssfatren murbe. @omerinser
bate fid) In friibereu Sabren Elm biib'
idss YermSssn ermOrbsn. uerlor ss
absr tpieber unb Dor etlthen Uohen
ihnbists CT an, Sas er ju ieinsm In
Ssattle, Daih.. ipobnsnoen Sobu luu'
fen wollie. Seiibem wnrbe nibts uon
ibm eebSrt, bic Die Yia4ri9t ieiner
Berungludung eintraf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
SHr aefalliaett 8ead)tmns.

Den mertbsn 9siern bes -Scranton
8o1enblatt biermit Sur 8enntnib,
bas Serr Sart 0olff bic auf peiterss
als Solicitor oss abonusuieutsgelots
funeiren unb In ndhter 3eit ben Se'
fern feline aufmortuns maiden wiro.
Sofisntli1 miro 9err Bolff ireuno'
lid, emptaugen unb niht leerer 9ano
iortgel6idt merben; wer niht bic uolle
&sGnuns auf einnal bs3ahlen fauu,
Der trage penisftenS eiuen Tbetl Der.
islben az, ba es In Der @elofaHe oes
3situusmaunes rappslt uno er iein
&elo u6tbis bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
2anO au perfanfets.

Sum p,riauf In "a PIume. 3d.,
Saus. S@suus, Shbnerbaus uub bier
Ader 9anb. 9hbid selssen on ber
Staats Nanbltraes 'unb nabs ben 9a6a.
panna unb Yiortberu electric 8ahn.
ftationen; 13 Wfeiltn pon Serantoa.
@leftrilHss yiHt uno srb6btes Quetl.
wafer fhr moosrns SsrbeHsrunstu.
@benfalls anosrss eanb. Wfan a6refs
fire 8. 4riltol, 5actorpuills, Pa. s.a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
@apne Gonntp.

6onesbale. .-Den @bsleuten 8. u.
Sartmann lit elm Eodter seboren NOR
6sn.- Satberina. .'bie 9iabrige Eo4ter
Der @telsute Better Tbsobalo uon Sber'
rp Rioss, murbt am Srsitas ini Ga
naan 6riebtof bserbist. -Sames Buib,
Der woblbetannte @eiGGftsreiienos BON
bier, 1T am Samftas I'm Staat 9oipi'
tai I'm atter BON 65 Sabren ssitorben.
-@barles, bas 2idbrise SObnlein Der
@helsute Sobn @umppsr ftarb ON
Dtontas an Der 3inberparalpie uno
murbs ssiiern I'm bsutidsn iatb. 5rieo'
hof beiaeiebf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
RaHsn uuO Sran,Oi.n prau.H iibsrsH d.

RHHen uuo Granjoitn pralltH iibtraH ak.
Berlin, 2. Widr,, brahtlos nat5
Sopuils. 6. 8. Der beutiht @enerat.
itab erlis6 btnts mittas folsenos BE-
fanntmahung:
.Nnf BEN msitliGsn 9rieesfdans
plase babeu mir Die franj5liiheu aH.
griffe In Der Champagne, Die jumetft
NIT lebr itarisn abtsiIunsen sema&t
mnrben, suriid9smorfsn. YIN tinigea
Stellen Fam 90 gum Sanosemenae,
absr mir blisben ibsral fiesreih. Die
fran36iilden gnsriffe braden uuter
uuisrem Seuer auiammen. uno bis Bers
LUTTE Der 6einbe maren enorm. SDir
balten uniers Stslluussn unsri4atters
li9 feft.
.Sn ben Nreouuen baben mir Utes
berum siniss ftinolite @rdben ssuom.
men. SDir mahtsn 80 @sfansene unA
srbsutstsn fiinf Wtinenmerfer.
.Dte uon uns In ben lesten 8aseR
In ben Toeelen gsmahten 5orti9rttte
baben trOs mitsnber Gneriffe ni&t
rhdgAn9te 9emaht meroen f6nnen. DIE
0erlufte Der Sranjoisn tpareu beisHs
bers i9msr 6itiih Uon @sles.
.luf bsm 6ltlihen 3riessi9auplak
lino .bi, 8orft6ee Der RuHen liiolt@
uno lib6ltliG pom Dalbs uOn dnsuftes
no n6llis feblssl4lasen. Ruliil@e
aneriffe noro6itlib uon 9omjo uns
Sfflih BON Plod mnrbsn 3urhdsss
i4lassn.
eisstssti4rei borbsi.
9oubon, 2. Wtdr,. Die Sperationen
Der suslii6.frun,Ufidsn 5lotte fiub Tue
;;riihen In ben Darbanellen norlaufte,
mic ss In elmer Dspsids aus atten
beist, an .Neba- seidsitsrt. Ssit
6reita9, NO bic eanje SDelt ourh bic
6ortl9ritte Der SerbHn6eteu tn Staue
nsn esisst murbe. iinb feline meitereu
angriffe gemaht w0rbsn. unb bttieut.
gen, Die Die Sa9e 10 optimiftif4 oufes
ben, baben alle Ssranlaliuns. 30 bebeas
fen baB ben S4iffen elm duBerff i@wtss
rists llnternebmen beuoriteb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-04
,,Strfc6len nitmals, bic
Sdmer5eu 81 linOern"

go faste G. 6. Goppinser bon
dit Montgomerp Ct, @orbodie,
Eeras, oils er ipie folgt i6rie6:
-Sabr,Iana Iitt itb an Wsnralela in msinsu
aueen unb I'M Rupi. gs uuroe 10 idblium. bn6
ith taum fehen tonnte. Sh oeriudte ieoes NNttel
obue tunbren Grolg. Damn luur0en Dr. Ytles
autts Batn Rtlen mir aienptoben uH0 tdh t1iifte
fie. glathbem icb sluei aenummsn bate. b6rten
bic Stbmersen aut inb niene Werpen iunren nidbt
'niebr 10 aHgtarifirn. 60 oft i'd einen leid1ten
Stmers oeriparts: nahII 10 eine gtae ots msiis @
Id iie immer on 9ano nuo le babsn nod, in feis
neH Sale berfehlt. bic ShmerBen su Iinoern.
nHo fie baben nod ME u'einen Ropf ooer n'siHs
RerbeH angearitien.
2eilte Id)aubern, ipenn iie bon ben
f6redliden Soltern leien, iponlit Die
Snoianer Die eriten glniieoler pei.
nisten. sl6er paren iene Sdmer.
gen GROCER OILS Die our6 9teuralgie
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-09
PAN-AMERICANISM HAS
NONE OF EMPIRES SPIRIT
Economic Adjustments Inevitable With
in the Next Ceneration.

The moral Is that the states Of Amer.
ica are not hostile rivals, but coop
Grating friends. and that their grow
ing sense OF community of interest,
alike In matters political and In mat
ters economic. Is likely TO give them a
new significance as factors la interna-
fional affairs and IN the political his
tory u the world. II presents them as
In very deep and true sense a unit
in world affairs. spiritual partners.
standing together because thinking to-
geiher. quick with common sympathies
and common ideals. Separated. they
are subject 10 all the cross currents OF
the confused politics Of world OF hos
tile rivairies. united ia spirit and pur-
pose. they cannot be disappointed Of
their peaceful destiny.
This Is pan. Americanism. II has none
OF The spirit ~ empire IN H. II Is the
embodiment. the cfyecinal embodiment.
of the spilii u law and Independence
and llm1y aGd nnigal serr.ce
The president cal- atrrr'bn 20 he
mceiine ~ Was ru 'F ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-09
SHOULD AGREE ON POLICY
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Recommends Early Adoption Of Meas.
ures Giving Them Fuller Justice.

The president recommends the early
adoption Of bills for the alteration and
reform Of the government of the Phil
ippines and for rendering fuller polit-
lcal justice to the people Of Porto Rico,
which were submitted TO the Sixty
third congress. The president refers
TO the increased cost of carrying out
the plans for the armed forces Of the
nation and tells OF the fiscal problems
confronting the government.
On the Goth Of June last there was
an available balance In the general
fund Of the treasury Of Sl04, ITO. 105.7S
The total estimated receipts for the
year 1916. on the assumption that the
emergency revenue measure passed by
the last congress will not be extended
beyond its present limit. the 3lst OF
December. 1915, and that the present
duty Of cent per pound on sugar viii
be discontinued after the lst OF May.
1916. win be s670. .3G5,J 800. The balance
Of June last and these estimated rev.
enues come therefore to grand total
of $774. .53J. .G0J7s. The total estimated
for the present fiscal
year. including twenty-five millions Tor