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SPECIAL NOTICES

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power on drawbar; 20-horsepoWer on
belt; price $3.50 f. o. b. FL Centro.
Inquire of A. C. Van Derpoel, AS
South Tenth St., FL Centre.
WE WILL secure for you a crate Of
nice cantaloupes, wrapped and
packed for shipment to your
friends at a reasonable price. Wells
Fargo Express Co. X53
$40 FURNISHED broom frame
house; not damaged; neat and new.
bath, screen porches, shade trees;
faces the park; will sell cheap. AS
Adams st. x52
FOR SALE-Dwarf milo maize, re-
cleaned seed, 215c per pound; any
quantity. G. G. Hussey, Seeley. Cal.
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maize seed. F. S. Hell, 1 mile
southeast of Silsbee.
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NJ. and Mrs. Chester Dean. Jr.. OF
" heeling, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. C klages. from Friday TAI sun
Mrs. II. +. Crow Is III.
WI S~nedeker. OF Mt. OIivet. spen,
Sedgreey evening with MADDEN Garvin.
AR. and Mrs. &. X. McCombs and So,
Billy. spent the week end with relaffvee
In houndsvlle.
Word has been received by local rets
ives announcing the birth Of = son Al.
YIN Brooks. 20 Mr. and Mrs. H.. a. Eiger
81 washington. ~. g.. Mr.. KiRer Vas
Formerly OF this place.
AlT and Mrs. Harold Hamilton. Of Can.
nonsburg. Pa. are visiting al the homo
OF Mrs.. Hamilton's parents. Mr.. and
Ars. M A marble, OF Bethlehem.
Mrs. Albert Miller. OF Mozart. Is IN.
days In Parkersburg. "
Mrs T.. Montgomery. OF Mt. Oiiyet
- the suest OF her son. j. IT. Mont
Sunday. u"''i
Miss Vione Shook is on the sick list.
~ sna Mrs A N. Snedcker Will en-
certain with a dinner Tuesday svsnine ~
their home near AT Oliver In bon"s ~
Dir. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton. On 60
nons6urs' Pa, and Air. and Mrs. j. n.
Mr. and Mrs william Roeerso, and
Zelda. OF McMechen. were
ylsitlng az the J. p HoEerson home from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Jenny McComba. who has bean
IT. o. slightly indsposed.
iona McCleary was the guest OF
Helen gsrvin on saturday.
s.sn.enu NE w ~ seabriEht spent
lhe work on J. T. Garvin'a new housc
u progressing rapidly.
l. Goudy d. recovering from NJ,
J. a. Tominson. Of wb.eting ..,
SUNDAY az the } W Hehrena non. ~
The members 81 the Att Oivet N. y
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Clothing Company. spent the holiday
weekend with her parents at Aveiia.
Miss Fay Lacey. OF Beaver Falls. Pa.
IL visiting the Misses Barth. OF Sixth
street.
Mrs. James Brown and daughter. Miss
aubrey. are visiting Mrs. Browns
2enshter. Hrs. Everett Shakely. OF the
Mr.. and Mrs. william smead. OF Can
ton. o. are visiting Mrs. Smead's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Parke West. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hannan and
daughter Miss Ruth. were wheeling
Mrs. Martha Miller and brother. Will
liam Blankensop. OF Washington. Pa,
are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Williams.
or Oltvet. Iowa Miss Clara Belle Mil
Ter and Mrs. William Miller are In
charge Of the Miller dining rooms dur
ing Mrs. A~iiller's absence.
wa WAIST IisitiB Fhi Ss: or Plw5ts5grEs. Pa;
street saturday and sunday. and At the
same time looked after personal bust
James Montgomery. Of Washington
on sunday.
william Hogg. Of Pittsburgh Pa. IS
visiting his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hogs.
Donald Brandfass is visiting relatives
al Akron. o, during the holidays.
Dean Neal Idgar Logger. Samuel Nc
Ardlo and Chnrlcs Neville have returned
70 Lancaster. q. after a Christmas va
Charles Kuntz. formerly OF this city.
but lately Of Utica. y. y, Is visiting
here, on his way 10 Columbus. q.
Ashley Maioy aud Irwin Patterson
spent Sunday In Shousetown. Pa. where
Robert Glow. an uncle Of ar. Maloy. was
buried on Sunday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Louis r. Patterson. Of
Mldlnnd. IA. are visiting WeilsburE
relatives for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Green and children
are visiting Mr.. Green's mother Mrs.
Mary Green. OF Commerce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HoEE. OF Wash
inFton. Pa. are visiting relatives In this
city.
SIR. and Mrs. n. r.. Paul. Of Steuben-
VIE. o.. we're the Christmas guests o.
Mrs. Pnul's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
l.. holland.
Col and Mrs. W. W. neaii and family
have returned from a visit 90 Canton.
Ohio.
John Moriarity. ~ Midland. IA. ia
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ r..
Morinrity, % North Main street. during
the holidays
p D. Noians. 81 Canton. o.. was a
weekend visitor nc The home ~ his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs w.. T.. Noiana
Frank 81 Wait. OF wheeling. was n
Wcllaburg business caller on Monday.
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Charters Issued.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 2T-A
eharter was ISSUED today by the secre-
tary OF state TO the Southland Publish
ing Company OF Huntington, w. Va.
which proposes to publish a magazine 10
BE known as the Southland and Modern
Progress. The authorized capital is
$4,000 and the incorporators are Munroe
Nichols. J. b. Engberson. n. ]. Baum. r..
70 CLIFFORD. J. George Bender, Jr, and
Il W. Bartels. all OF Huntington.
The kanawha Publishing COMPANY
teolored) OF Charleston. was i-noorporat-
% 70 publish a newspaper and do a gem
eral printing business. The authorize.
capital Is $4,000 and the Incorporated
are Rev. +. Herman Cow. DR.. b A
Critchlow. G. X. James and s. T. Fer
guson all OF Charleston: I. NJ. Canty. OF
Institute.
The Ransom Cigar Company OF Sis
tersvile was chartered with an author
lied capital OF $4,000. The incorpora-
tors are p. z. Thoenen. S. r.. Kerr. =. Y
Fischer. W. r. Reitz and II. w. Mccoy
all OF sistersviIle.
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For the Family
Medicine Chest

Grssa By. VIZ. Mr. Va. y. BuLais 49,
si-sys uss folay's Hsnsy sd Ter fsr sur
ehldFsn e. Il auiehiy hrssts ~ ihsir oatis ~ith
~ hsd sitsr snscts. nd thsy lie % take b."
IN this scason % coughs. colds and
Group every family medicine chest
should BE- supplied with q rood ranTs
medicine That can BE- relied up8n
when needed.
Such a family cough syrup o. Foiey'a
NnneU and Inr Compound. This
standard medicine Ian been on me
marFof Tor Vrarn and Or many nrr.
lln1 was found ln every home In
tho days when doctors were not 80
handy ana when money wna nrnrrar.
F0ieV'a Honey arH Tar C1mrrurf
De- en- errnIIeuf medicine Tor r0urfa
colds raw or iufamrd throat. hoar1e.
mesa NThfunaa End soreness of ~
chest. Group and wnr0uinr cough IL
ln nn absolutely safe remedy. contain.
~ only healing Ingredients. and Tree
from any harmful drugs
For ale ~ John Coisman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

BaAy changes In fourth class post
masters Include the a~ppOfntment Of
Mrs, Essie Shuman for the orice al
Motley. Wetzel county, to succeed Lulu
@. Aberegg. resigned. Waitman n. Him
kle az Negant Upshur county. TO sue
coed j. W. Hinkle. resigned: John NJ
Hastings. D~erryhale. Fayette eounfy.
20 succeed Heila ~. Drumheller. resign
ed Clarence J.. Mcneil az Dunlop. Ia
yette county. 70 succeed Albert N BID
bee; John A. Kinciad. Fire Creek. Fay
cite county. TO succeed William n Whit
lock. deceased; Mrs. Maud r. Parsons
Tor the new Office at G~rcenberry. KAMA
Wha county Philip Exert. BlOctOn.
Mtngo county. 70 succeed Ifhn s. Crug-
ar, resigned. Odin o. Miiby. Hatfield.
MtnEo county. 70 succeed Van Dyck
Clark Jesse +. Turner. Evenwood.
Randolph county. 20 auccced Louis ri.
p. freyszs John ". ashiu Honalov.
Mcdowell county. % succeed n. Lee
scott IT, Preston Wilson. Leckle. Nc
DoWell county 90 succeed James W.
Bragg Ehenezcr %. Morris. Terry, Raj
elEh county 20 succeed Walter +. Cox.
Charles o. Nass. Knobs. Monroe ciunty.
20 succeed Charles 81. HALL. Erlast ~
coed II. 81. Rider.
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bytorian church an excellent program
was rendered. The church was beauti-
fully decorated and special music was
Furnished by the choir. The embers OF
the school were given a treat.
AT the Mt. Olivet church a White GIFT
Christmas was observed with a good
Program rendered on Friday evening. A
large crowd was present
On Saturday evening an entertainment
was held At the Pleasant HU Al 81
church: The attendance was large and
- good program was enjoyed. Santa
Siaus was present and from the large
Christmas tree. a treat and uumerous
glIts were dispensed 20 the members OF
the sunday schoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
COAL MEN TO
FILE BRIEFS
WITH INTERSTATE ConumRcx
COMMISSION p o T
AGAINST RATE INCREASE
WIN Clam That It J-sopardizoa State.
Industry-donorAl
Washington Gossip.
Intelligence Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Dec ~.

This week. before the Interstate Com
merce commission, additional brfefs
VII De nled. mostly by local coal oper-
ators, either independently or throuGh
their local Association. protestt1s
against increasing freight rates on coai
shipments Consigned TO western states
MARKETS The state organization OF the
operators has hled the last OF its writ
Ten protests. as has the public utilities
commission whose interest in the case
ENLISTED BY reason OF the fact that
ne prosperity OF the states principal
INDUSTRY IL jeopardized by the request
to be allowed TO Increase rates on coal
70 the Great Lakes markets and those
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Luther W. kerua has been appointed
postmaster az Rich Mountain. Randolph
county upon recommendation OF Repre-
sentative w. q. Brown. Among the bills
that VT. Brown has ready Co INTRODUCES
% appoint George W L~ittIehaisa. "a pro-
lessor Or mafhemaucH at the naval ara-
denny. ana one 60 grant an increased
wood.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBuRG, W. Va, Dec. 27-The
banquet 10 be given on Thursday even
ING Al the Hotel Charlton by the Wells
burg High Alumni Association will be
one OF the incest Affairs OF the winter
reason The committee In charEe met
On FRIDAY last and sent out Invitations
on return post cards 20 al the local
or the association. The return
&Sros are addressed TO Miss Beatrice
Harrah. the secretary. As no eompiefe
llst or the alumni has been kept, some
may nave been missed. None was
missed Intentionally, however, and III
any have been missed. they are asked 10
reho w4rd 70 the secretary. II they de-
The banquet that r. 20 be served will
be free. The girls committee hns me
menu In charge and will have IA ready
20 a day ahead OF the affair.
All desiring TO attend will please notify
the secretary, that reservation may be
made for all II r. 20 be an entirely in
FORMAL ge~t-together meeting. with the
object In view OF furthering a Permanent
or~sanization or the alumni members.
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SHRRRARD


a series Of union revival services
which VIII BE- held By the Pleasant nm
At D. church and tho Allen Grove Pres.
hVterlau church viii next
sunday evening af T10 o'clock. az the
high school auditorium Rev r. E.
Nlcklrn VIII rrrrha uu Sunday evening
AFTER January fufh. Rev &C. K Rife. or
ripley. InrNHnn cunts. VIII De- present
end assist with fhr services Egeuhadv
De- cordially invited t1 attend each SER
vice
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two miles from the center OF the city
ana propose to eNpend 100000 on
real estate and improvements.
There viii be more than 5000 Chine.
IN the new quarter. A school has been
established. and the children are sducaf-
ga AFTER The manner Of the American
The old Chinese quarter is on CLARK
street, south Of Van Buren,.
80 Per Cert discount on aI Winter
Clothing. Kline Bros, if42 Main 81.
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Upon tbs opening day OF congress.
January Ath, Congresman Sutherland
will introduce in the House ne folioyv-
ing bills, which he has had prepared
during the holiday recess:
A bill 10 grant an increase OF pen-
sion 10 George W. Sine, OF Pa~rkersburg
a Dill TO reimburse 3. s. Buzzard. form
er postmaster a. Berkeley Spring. in
me sum or $1,000; and bills to grant
increased pensions TO Martha e Giles
PIE, or Euzabeth, Writ county, $40: Wal
lace Is. Philips. OF French Creek. sac:
Edgar A. Cummings, 81. Adams. f8s:
and Ihos. p. Clark. Buckhannon. gT2 a
month on account or total blindness
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The annual banquet 81 the Law ard
order League 90 Union District Mar
aH1I county VIII be- held az the Nt
IIIunf fnII Nnurrfnr evening The mon
wfI be- In rharra ~ fhr affair and rvrrv.
fllrE. even f0 The smallest detail wff
ha done BY them an tha mam hora III
tno lenrur ere urged to come and bring
their families
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In the nature of a Christmas dft
was the announcement which rnHra to
f-unWreasman Sutherland nrTra frrn
the Pension Bureau. and communicated
in turn 90 George ". Taylor that ths
lattors pension hal been lncrraned from
f18 % f1t the new rate ~ date frow
last March.
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ROOTS ACTION
AID TO BURTON
FORMER REFUSES TO PERMIT HIS
NAME TO BE PLACED ON
MINNESOTA BALLOT.
Friends Believe Roots Strength VIII
% TO h Ohio Man-Has Many
engagements.
mtenigencsr 1ureau
Columbus. o.. Deo. AZ.

m-teutgenosr nursau
Columbus, o. Dse- ~.
News from Minnesota that Elihu
Root OF New York. had given In
structions that his name not be placed
on the presidential primary ballot. has
given much encouragement TO the
friends of Theodore E. Burton, or
Cleveland. former United States sena-
tor. and Ohio's candidate for the pres
idency. They believe that much II not
all OF Roots strength in Minnesota
viii now so to the Ohio man
From all directions, say the Bur
ton managers. gratifying reports have
been received as to the manner In
which Burton's candidacy has been
accepted by political leaders and
workers generally. This week the
Burton managers headed by Granville
w. Mooney. OF Ashtabula, issued a
pamphlet containing many editorial
references TO Burton. all praising him
for his ability. his long experience in
public affairs and his practice Of plac-
ing the interests OF the whole country
above those OF any M district Bur-
tons remarkable grasp OF finance. the
tariff and the waterways. has appeal
cd to many elements v % the country.
many engagements
Burton has a large number Of speak
ing engagements before him. Boston.
Brooklyn. Norfolk. Milwaukee, Madi-
son. Wis. and other cities are now
on his it~ensrary. He will spend about
ten days In the south, he already hav-
ing made quite a tour OF the rest. He
has been down east, too, and there he
IL said to be particularly strong. Head
quarters for the managing OF his pri-
mary campaign viii be opened In
Cleveland DOR after the first OF the
year and II Burton is nominated at the
Chicago convention II Is very likely
that Cleveland win be made the head
quarters Of the Republican national
campaign committee.
According to present plans, either
Senator W.. G.. Harding or Governor h.
V. Willis will present the name OF
Senator Burton to the convention.
These two with former Governor Ny
ron T. Herrick and w. c. Proctor, OF
Cincinnati. will form the Big -Four
from this state.
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Nat Maroney. a resident OF Beech Bot
on "a IN the North Wheeling hospital
occurred al Beech Bottom late Saturday
afternoon. The fight started over "A keg
~ peer with which a number Of for-
roney Eot the worst o. tho argument
when one OF the foreigners struck him
over he. head with n poker. He sus-
famed n bad scalp wound. His condition
- serious. although o. was stated last
eveninE that he would recover. The re-
port came from the hospital to-day that
Maroney 20 improving
Deputy Sheriha Charles Patterson ana
Hert. Apple gate. after a long search I'M
Beech Hottom. this murnnE. located and
arrested Tony Mileiic and brought him
70 WellshurE 70 await a hearing before
Justice Of the Peace O. X. jacobs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

IN Pan-American scientific ConRress
on the program for the CAPITAL M
week II II a large and a decidedly i'm
portant gathering OF eminent men and
women, however. West Virginia he rep
resented. her ~"unOniciaI" delegates be-
ing frof. J. G. White. state EeoloRist:
Tr9I. Madison ~Strathers. OF the State
the Charleston Chamber OF Commercs-
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NEW cHrEAFowH TO nm
LAID OUT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-Chlcaro b. IN
have q new Chinatown. Wealthy Chinrse
.~lfrchAnts 20 was announced today.
have obtained control on nro,ertv Z.
the vicinity Of Twenty Second street
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a 20 pound Christina rrreruf rrrrr o..
bono m Mr end Me- John Ffnfrr.
Nne F1uril ward rn Urrrmhrr gE
Ita m boz. and ia ]rar0rfrf ID. b. frI--
rIUrfV.
Mrs ora Mccormick haa drrarfrf a..
. Won in fhia city. Tor T~lnnafaru
nnl Philadelphia Pa
Ar nnd Mra william Hhurr end con
rent fhrIafmna end SUNDAY Win Mo-
rFa r1rrnfn in Wheeling
Miss Anna K0uchn. oil the arffrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Charles Aiyer. a prominent business
man OF WcllsburG. died At the North
wheeling hospital. AZ wheeling. on Mon
cay morning December -, shortly after
2 O'Clock Deceased had been IN Ui
health Tor a number 81 years. and was
taken seriously sick several weeks ago.
on Thursday he was removed 10 the hSe-
pital and withatood an operation on Frf-
coy. The operation. while auccesafuI
Cid not Eivo any announcement 10 hia
laHily and friends. and the end was
nov altogether unlocked Tor.
Alr MGR was born in buffalo district.
On the MFer farm. near Myers bridge.
on buunlo creek. and was IN his rfaf
year He was the son Of Mr.. and Mra
athiaa Myer. Ifo was reared On tho
farm. and later moved 20 Wofirburr.
where he had since resided. ElFht wears
nEn to-d1T his wife. who was n nfIaa
fprinFhorn, was buried IN brooke cam-
eterV. Five Children survive Mr. Mver.
tW1 sons. walter and clarence. and
three daughters. Erva. kathryn ana Ma.
raret Resides hfa children. he lei
mourned by hla mother. two hrnfhrra
george IT, and John both of Wefiahurr.
rn1 i've sisters. Misses Matilda. May.
~Ilizaheth and Hebccca. also 81
Mndn for the funeral
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church rave a pound social al the par
sonnEe on Monday evening FOR their
pastor. Rev. A. c. Rife.
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Chriftmae was nttinrly observed On
a1 Tho rhurrfra 0f tHia vfrfrffg ~
Friday avcnina az the Allen Grove Pres
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waFinE me children under DO vrars ia
90 happy ~ riVfnr them n uufma
.Nf II Dr. n huhhIo I~afHurrr. the nEfarf
'finF % keen n Nrhf ball tafnnraf fr
blowing through RI tube D. hnnF far
rrurfI r. Thousand Of the forr ana rnv
u ~ years ol1 0r ounce ~Iu b..
---rn nn- ~ rnII-nr n TIE hnnE
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mrrfIug ~ Nfr general committee
nf tla Wish School b,fmUI hrsr.faff4n
y held on MeIneafnr. u-rsmHrr Is.
n 2 f0 O. M. af fEa fnv arnra nr rr K
Tr"nmir
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-09

ESCAPING JURY SERVICE.-The
Post says Judge Burke's ire was
aroused when only rs citizens out of
SO summoned appeared for service
on the September grand jury: The
Post said:
1.-The judge made no effort to con-
ceal his anger at the attempts to es-
cape jury service. He demanded rhe-
torically how the courts could be OPP
Grated if all jurors were excused He
questioned all and refused to excuse
any but those who pleaded illness and
one who had served last year."
That's good dope as far as it goes,
but farther along in the story the Post
says George M. Reynolds, president
of the Continental & Commercial
National bank, was among those
summoned, and added:
"Mr. Reynolds sent a request to
the judge asking to be excused. This
was granted"
The Post leaves us all in the dark
as to important particulars. Did Mr..
Reynolds plead illness? Was he too
sick 70 come in person to the court
room just like common, everyday
citizens? And was that why he SENT
a request asking to be excused?
OF course, George Reynolds is a
big man. We understand that. He is
also president of a big bank. In fact,
George is president of three banks in
one, the c. & C. National, the C. & G.
Trust & Savings and the Hibernian
National And Tuesdays bank state
ment shows that Georges banks have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-09

combined deposit of $3.50, 465, 965.6s
which is some deposit. 80
But George doesn't have to count
all that coin himself. There are 9TH
ers working at the bank. And it isn't
all Georges money. Anyhow, George
might lay off few days in a pinch
and let somebody else count the pen
MES while the big president was saw
ing his country by serving on the
grand jury.
Of course, if George is sick it's all
right to excuse him. Or even if he
is sleuthing around trying to catch
the bold burglars who swiped Og Ar
mour's precious stones-that might
be good excuse; because Og Armour
is big stakeholder in the Reynolds
banks and a director as well.
But the esteemed Post failed to tell
US the whole story. It tells us the
judge was angry and excused only
the sick ones from grand jury service;
that Mr.. Reynolds SENT request
to be excused and that the request
was granted. But it didn't, tell us
whether George was sick or merely
busy.
And that isn't fair to Judge Burke,
because some people might think that
Mr.. Reynolds was excused merely be-
cause he was big guy in the finan-
cial world. For all judges know that
Justice is blind and can't tell the diff
ference between a big bank president
and some poor devil with his toes
sticking through his shoes or his
shirt-tail hanging out through a hole
in the seat of his pants.
CARELESSNESS.-There is one
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-09
cARELESSNESS.-

OHhELE0oNEoo.- HeTe IS On6
traffic law in Chicago, as well as
probably every other city in this
country, that is violated many times
every day. And the answer to the
violations is just mere carelessness.
The law referred to is the one
which says that an automobile,
wagon or any other vehicle must stop
back of a street car when the car
stops at a crossing. The idea of the
law, of course, is to let passengers
get on and off the car in safety.
One of the main violations of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

pushed Hattie gently back into
her chair. Then I knelt beside her.
The tears come to my eyes.
why. you poor child" I said.
why didn't you come. to me or to
Stella before this? suppose you
know what's the matter with you?
It's just that you are Ill and nervous
and run down. Everything looks
black TO you now. Why think. Hat
tie dear. this 10 the very life to
which you look forward with so
much happiness only q few months
ago. And II hasn't changed. Things
will be better. It's Just that you
are Ill now. dear"
Hattie's. underlip quivered. Sud-
denly she covered her face with her
two hands.
"Oh. try to think it's that,
Beth" she sobbed. but all the
time, down In my heart, can't
help thinking people such a. I am
should never be born. What are
w good fort What happiness do
We set out Of life? Just struggle.
struggle. struggle for bare az
istsncs from childhood 70 old age.
and the chances are. dependent on
our children in the end! II only
could see something ahead 70 work
for I think I would feel better!"
''But you have, dear!" murmur-
cd. ~You have your homo and your
husband. and this dear little crea-
ture who IL coming TO you."
Hattie lowered her hands and
gased at mo DULY.
Yes. know all that" she said.
1T sounds pretty enough IN story
books. but It doesn't work out. ]
never should have married. That's