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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20
WHAT'S IN A PLACEY

1t was never a happy day for s.,
my S painstaking father when nj. vos.1
hopeful's school report arrived y ,tia \
Boston home. =" v
As for Sammy himself-well, he n
a philosopher. ~
The awful day had come once ma,
and father was in the lowest lon,b' \
misery. r'~
" Sammy - Sammy" he pro,,.,
"why is it that you are at tbe botto,
of your class again9"
"What does it matter, father vh,tb.
er | am at the top or the bolltwlil
queried that wise youth. "They tr,,,
the same at both ends, you knoElo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20
QUAKER BUILDING DEDICATED.

San Francisco, March lS-,Iohn Il,
Tener, former governor of Pcnnsyl'
yonia, and now president of the Ma.
tional Baseball league was the cynosurc
Of all eyes today at the Panama Pa.
cifie exposition whore he was the
principal orator at the ceremonies at
tending the formal dedication Of the
Pennsylvania building, In his capacity
az official representative of the gov.
ernor Of Pennsylvania he was in charge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20
LoNGSHoREMEN s STRIKE
AFFECTS DEEP SEA VESSELS

Semitic, Wash, March l7.-Eight
deep sea vessels are now affected by
the ,ongshorcmcn's strike. The strike
was extended to include the bunkers
of the Pacific Coast Coal company,
where the freghter Edith Of the Alas.
ko steamship company, is lying,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

Of celebration which officially threw
open one of the finest state structures
ON the exposition grounds.
The building is faithful production
Of that part Of Liberty Hall, Philadel.
phia, which was "lhe cradle Of Amer
lean liberty. Tener was the first
speaker paving high tribute to his
own native state and to the man who
made the present exposition possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20
KILLED BY AUTO.

San Francisco, March William
Cummings, % years old was struck by
an automobile here at noon today and
probably fatally injured. II. Drew,
driver Of the machine, was arrested,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20
A dozen men employed 10 trim hunk.

A dWen men employed to trim bunk.
cr coal failed to report for duty.
The Officers Of the steamship com.
pany say the Edith was declared un.
fair by the union without due notice.
"Watchful waiting" charaeterizes
the attitude Of the strikers. The en-.
frances to the piers are screued off
by canvas sailcloth and behind these
screens the non.union men are working.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

H. f. Weber, of Caicago, has been
appointed travelling commissioner of
the +. A. NJ. for the state of Illinois.
Weber will act in conjunction with
State Commissioner A. L. johnson of
Rockford
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

A st. Patrick S minstrel show win be
given by the members of the Indian.
apols Motorcycle club, the proceeds of
the shom to be added. to the Lincoln
highway fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

-Four new motorcycle clubs that
have recently Joined the F. A. NJ. are:
The Battle Creek (Mich.) Motorcycle
club, the Oklahoma City Motorcycle
club, the Homestead Wanderers of
Munhall, Pa, and the Ohio Valley Mo
torcycle club of Cincinnati.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

The city of Atlanta, Ga, has added
three motorcycles to the equipment OF
the water department. These will be
used in making emergency repairs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

About 1000 riders and their friends
attended the recent annual mask ball
of the Racine (Wis,) Motorcycle club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

On account of recent heavy rains,
the three day endurance run of the
Savannah (Ga,) Motorcycle club, which
was scheduled for February 20, q
and %, has been postponed to April "a,
2j and GO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

Feb. 0, Norman Kcneday, Ra'y't'
Feb. l2, j. Van Laanan, h''dnl
Standard.
Feb. 10, Lawrence HOpp, Chinook
Feb. IS, Harold Hunt, Chinook.
Feb. II, c. E, Ross, Wonder
Feb. IS, II. Hartman, WOnIeh
Feb. 27, Rev. stOver, Colonial,
March Q, Thos. Noud, Emblen'
March 3, shas. Heith, WOnaei
March 8, Jas, Parks, Cornell
March s, Henry Former Corner, w,.,,
March Ii, James Mcfarland .I Ngai'
March 10, Frank Smith, !, Celoal'' Ja
March s, II. Krattibal, Inouase Is
March l6, Barton Riggs, O0Ir.,I ,T..i,,
March II, Thomas Golden "'''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

Motorcycles played a prominent part
in the recent exhibit of the Police Bene.
fit association of Camden, N. j.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

Jes Campbell, of Dayton, Ohio has
just been appointed by President A. B.
Coffman, Of the Federation of Ameri-
can Motorcyclists, as director for the
New England district Mr.. Campbell
succeeds f, NJ Estabrook, who recent
ly resigned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

A. II. Hall & Co., Of Seattle, WASH,
have a motorcycle which has covered
34O0 miles with no repair cost what
ever excepting one new rear tire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

c. w. Waughop, of st. Louis, Mo-,
is making 25OO mile motorcycle trip
through Indiana. He has just recent.
ly ompeted a similar trip through
the states of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

MOTORCYCLE NOTES

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
TRycT


The nrst election district 10 bounded by
and within East s3rd ST. First Ave. East
s2nd ST. ana Second Ave
The second election district 10 bounded
by and within East S3rd St. Aven-e A.
East S2nd St and First Ave.
The third election district is bounded by
and within East S3rd St. East River, East
send St and Avenue A.
The fourth election distric, 10 BOUNDED
by and within East saith St. East End
Ave, East s3rd ST. and Avenue A.
Tho NTH election district is bupnded by
and within East S5th St. East End Ave.
East Seth ST. East River. East s3ri st.
East End Ave. East saith 81 and Ave
The sixth election district is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the Corner
Avenue A. East s3rd St and Frat Ave
The seventh election district is bounded
by and within East s3th St.. First Ave.
ner OF First Ave. and East s3rd 81. 10
the corner OF East saith ST. ana Second
Ave, and Second Ave.
The eighth election district 10 bounded
by and within East saith 81. and Second
Ave. a diagonal line from the corner OF
second Ave and East s4th ST. to the cor
ner OF Frrvt Ave. and East s3rd St. lst
ssrd St and Third Ave.
The ninth election district 10 ouneed by
and within q diagonal line from the cor
uer OF East seth 81. and Third Ave. 10
the corner OF Last opin SN- StSohu
Ave. Second Ave. East 4th ST. and
Third Ave.
and within East ssth ST. Third Ave. East
sIth ST and Lexington Ave.
The eleventh election district 10 bounded
hv and within East ssth 81, First Ave,
Fast sbth ~. and a diagonal line from the
coruer OF East Sotb St and Second Ave
10 inc corner of East saith st. and Third
Ave. x
dfs eonA limo from the corner Of Easi
sI,b 81 and Avenue TO the corner of
Was, stth 81. and FIRST Ave. and First
"ah. thirteenth election distrlo, 10
,o,nses by and within East sStL St.
vs., End Ave. East s3th St and Ave
nue. A. , .,..,,o. .,...,.. a..
nS.d by and within diagonal Inc
@ ~. Garner OF Avenue A and East
t lr,,, c, 70 the corner o. East End Ave.
ga EaU ssth ST. East ssth St. East
a anu. rsst ssih St and Avenue A.
Nrs,, nfteenth election district b
M. bv and within a diagonal line
ooun" ia. corner OF First Ave. and asst
e7,h ST 10 the corner OF Esst ssth 81
80 80 Avenue A. Avenue A. Last s6tA ST.
and FITS .,,feenth election district 10
Inc BE- and within diagonal ine
i's ~. corner OF Third Ave. and
fIou' ~" ,be corner OF Second Ave. and
so, l, s-,h St, East sIth ST.. First We.
and East seth 81 .,..,,or s,s,,,c, II.
The seventeenth eIecton ustre'
bound ed by and withir hAs, .s'n -. Sc
ond Ave, a diagonal pa III" VIC IN.
at Ess, SIN 81 A2a ses'as ava " Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
NryprYrNrn AssrMBLY DISTRICT.

NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The frat election district 10 bounded by
ana within West losth St.. West Ind Ave-
West lo2nd s.. Broadway. West Hoist ST.
The second election district Is bounded by
snc within West loerd ST.. Amsterdam Ave.
West leist st. Broadway. West 1oznd It.
ana West End Ave.
ana within wes, loith ST.. Broadway, West
18th 81. Amsterdam Ave. West io3rd ST.
and West End Ave
Ths fourth election district IS bounded by
ans within West i0tth St.. Amsterdam Ave.
18Th ST.. Broadway. WeSt iath St and West
End Ave
he nfth election district is bounded by
snd within West Jo7th St. a diagonal line
Nest 10Th 81. 10 the corner Of Columbus
~. aa4 West 10th ST.. Wee; iOeth -. and
Nest Ind Ave.
ne sia,h election district Is bounded by
30 within West I06th St.. Amsterdam Ave.
Ne, ig'in ST. West End Ave. West lOs,h
e aad Hudson River.
me seventh election district 10 bounded by
A. Within Vest losth ST.. Central Park
Meet West iosth St. columbus Ave. a
el&gonSi line from the corner Of Columbu.
Ave. and West isth 81. 20 the corner Of
~esi leith - and Amsterdam Ave. and
The eighth election dis,ric, 10 bounded by
.a1 within West llsh ST. Central Park
"sst. West l0Sth ST and Columbus Ave.
sre within West lcsth 81 Columbus Ave.
west Josh ST and Ans erdain Ave
The tenth election district Is bounded BY
AZ within West iiVth ST.. Broadway, West
.w,h ST Ams'erosm Ave. West iOsth ST
shd Hucson River.
The eleventh election district s. bounded
~ and within West ilQh ST.. Columbus
ave. West 18th 81. and Broadway.
he twelfth election district - bounded by
sn1 within IVES, nth St Amsterdam Ave.
"es Hob 81 and Broadway.
ne thirteenth election district IL bounded
NJ and within West iisth 81. Broadway.
) wet lioth ST ape Hudson River.
The fourteenth election district is bounded
" and within West nah ST., Amsterdam
f~ss. Wet lixh 81 and Broadway.
.Ihs fifteenth election district IL boundec
sno within West ilzth ST. Amsterdam
Asa. West 18th ST.. horninEside Drive
scet leih St. Amsterdam Ave. West ilitf
" &od Broadway.
ms stxtssnih election district Il bounded
~ and within Q diagonal line from ths
ssfAss Of Amsterdam ave. and Yves, ii7tl,
70 the corner Of Moningsids Drive ans
- ntth ST.. across Morningside PARK
ESh'nSsioe ave. Manhattan Ave, Wes
49, 81 Norninsside Drive. West nsth 81
!. Amsterdam Ave.
M. seventsenth election district Is bounded
4 ~ within Wssg l-otA St. A02stsroxii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

corner Of East se,h ct, and Third Ava.
and Third Ave.
The eighteenth election district 10
bounded by and within East tsth St. a
diagonal Inns from the corner % East ssth
~. and Avenue A 20 the corner Of First
Ave. and East sIth St. East sTth St and
Second Ave.
The nineteenth election district is
bounded ny and within East seth 81. Fire;
Ave. East SSH 81. and Second Ave.
The twentieth election district Is
bounded by and within Eas, s0th St. Ave
nus a. East ssth -. and First Ave
The twenty frst election distrlc, u
bounded by and within n diagonal line
from the corner Of Avenue and East
seth 81. TO the corner ~ East End Ave.
and East ssth St. . diagonal line from
tn. corner Of East ssth 81. and East End
Ave 70 the corner OF East sTth ct and
Avenue A. and Avenue A.
The twenty second election district IA
bounded By and within East s2nd ST. East
River East ssth 81. a diagonal line from
the corner OF East End Ave and East
ssth St 20 tho corner OF Avenue A and
East s9th ST.. EsS, seth st. and First Ave
Tho twenty-third election district IL
bounded by snd within East goth S.. First
Ave, East sgth ST. and Second Az.
The twenty fourth election district 10
bounded by and within East sis, St, frs,
Ave East Goth a. and Second Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
rHrRT1yrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The frat election district 10 bounded By and
within East iiTth 81. Harlem River, East
listh St. Pleasant Ave. East ii6,h 81. and
The second election district Is bounded BY
and within East listh ST.. FRS, Ave. East
llsth St a diagonal line from tho corner Of
iisth ST. and Harlem River. Harlem River.
East nth ST and Second Ave.
The third election district Is bounded by
and within East iisth St. Second Ave. East
Il7th St. and Third Ave.
The fourth election district 10 bounded By
and within East ilsth st.. First Ave-. East
iisth 81. and Third Ave.
Tho fifth election district 10 bounded BY
and within Eas, 10th St. First Ave. East
ilsth ST and Lexington Ave.
The sixth election district IA bounded by
and within East INST 81, First Ave. East
10th St. and Lexington Ave.
The ssysnth election district 10 bounded
by and within East l2ist St, Harlem
River. q diagonal line from Harlem River
and Fast 1isth IT. 90 the corner OF Pleas
ant Ave. and East 18th 81. East listh g.
The eighth election district 10 BOUNDED
b. and within East i2&th ST.. Harlem
River. East l2is, ST. and First Ave.
The ninth election district Is bounded D.
i2ist ST. and Second Ave.
The tenth election district 10 bounded By
and within East 10th St., Harlem River.
East i2ith st. ana Second Avo.
The eleventh election district n bounded
by and within East i32nd St. Harlem
River. Second Ave, diagonal line from
the corner OF 125th ST. and second Ave.
20 the corner OF f2oth 81. and third Ave.
Third Ave, East ie9th 81. and Lexington
Ave.
The twelfth election district Ia bounded
by and within East 10th ST.. Third Ave.
East i25th St and Lexington Ave.
The thirfeenth election district 10 bound
ed by and within = diagonal line from
the corner OF East f2dth -. and Third
ave 20 the corner OF East i23th 81. and
Second Ave. Second Ave. East is3rd u
and Third Ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

bounded bv and within West l4eth ST.. 81
Nicholas Ave. West libth 81. and dlasona
Zine from the corner OF West 18Th St and
Amsterdam Ave. TO the corner Of Broad
way and West l46th St
Tn. thlrticth election district II BOUNDED
by and within West l5Oth 81, toio,ii.
PARKWAY, West iitth ST.. 81. Nichoias Ave
and ST Nicholas Place.
IN. thirty first election district IL BOUNCED
nv and within West l+sth St. 81. NICHOLAS
Ave West li6th -. and Amsterdam Ave
Tbe thirtv-second election district II
hound.d hy and within West 18th ST. AM
sterdsm Ave. West iasth ST and Hudson
The The ,hirty-third election district {. bounded
by ana within West 18Th ST. Amsterdam
Ave West Ii7th st. and Hudson River ..
III. thirtv-fourth election district
ma Inc NV nv end within West 10Th ST. Am.
stSrsam Ave West listh 81 and HUDSON
hi Tss thirty nth election district is bounded
nv and within West l50tb ST. convent
Vy ~. west i4sth ST. Amsterdam Ave.
West i4ath ST. and broadway
Tn. thirty sixth election district s,o osssas
We" Ts. thirty-.eventh election district 10
,,nnSes bv ana within West iSlst St. Am
sterdsm Ave. West iS0tn 81 ana s,.T,e, /.
s. irS by and within West isist 81; 81.
SichoIas Ave. West ib9th 81 ~ Nie9 rn,''
Ipi 81 Nicholas Ave. West ltsth 81, con
ven, Ave. West l5oth ST. ana "m''''
us,, ,,,,,v-ninth election district IL bounded
no t within West lJ5rd ST.. Colonial PARK
- West Isoth St. St Nicholas ~.
i5ist 81. Amsterdam Ave. "eS' '''' ~
and - ,o,,i.th election district is bounded
bv and within West 132nd ST. AIns'efHo'i'
- Wsst l5ist 81. ana BToadysy
Ave, 49, rst election dis,rie; IL bounded
- aifhin West lSsrd 81. trosneAS'
WW..s us, 81. and Hudson RIVER; ,o,,a.,
The forty seconl e,'S 49, -, q, Nicholas
a. %. West i52nd ~ and Broad~sy. n.,
W.. ,orty-;hiri election district Is bounded
pa u,tthiu West ibsth 81: Coionlei fAi
way. West issrd 81 ara s.s,r,c, I. bounded
ne 20 lain West l5sth ST. diagonal hns
49,, ~ So "a. corner Il Amsterdam Ave; enc "ss'
isstn ST 10 The corner Q, ~ g, a. sp.ed.
an aY IVES; i6s,h 81. and Broadway.
RI. forty-nfih election district ~ oouh nr.
by and within IVES, IGN s,c,sls ai-t E~s and
from w % IN. corner OF Amsterdanl
~ and ives: i5s,h St. West issth o. anu
- ,ort,-.,x,h election district Is .ognded
By and wi,nin w Wei Hod i:sIh River Az:
VIZ. forty seventh election dlstIct is
,,,,s.a by ana within West lbstn nt;. s,'
%,.holss Ava, West l5Sh St. the spseo"s''
"ss s. is election district Is BOUNDED
~ md within West i,sib 81. 81 N'eno'as
Az. West lSsth ST. and Brosd~D
~. ,ortx.ninth election dis;rie, is Bounded
nv and within West isNh 81; ". SiehoHAs
a.. West lbeth ST and Broadway.
~. r,,,s,h election district Is bounded by
IA Within West lsist St. Fort Wsshing,on
aye West isen6 s.. Broadway. west is'h
81 ,rh. ssiS.nrst election district Is bounded
by ana within Yves, idst 81, amsterdam
Ave. West 10th 81. ard Brosd"sy
The Mt, second election district 1oI M
Ia ana within West issrd ST.: Colonial ,s ,rs,
..y. West land ST. the Speedway. Wss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
TWENTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The first election distIict Oe4' - ~,
and within Charles ST, West sth ST. |nfis-
TOPPER ST and Blescker 81
The second election district 10 bounded BY
ana within West iith ST.. West Nh 81
charle, 81 and Blocker 81.
Tba ,bird election district 10 bounded ny
and within Eighth Ave. West IN 81. west
AN ST. West l1th St. Bleecker 81 ana
Tss Fourth election district is bounded BY
ana within Eighth Ave. Jane St. Green
wich Ave. Bank St, West 9Th 81 ana west
Tn. nth election district is bounded BY
and ui,hin Bank 81. wayerly Place. West
Iith st, Greenwich Ave, q diagonal me
,rorn the corner OF Greenwich Ave ana
and CharI St. Charles 81. and West <th
The sixth election distric, 10 bounded by
and within Charles So. 10 Waverly fIace' .
nj Wayerly Place 10 the corner OF Perry
81 and Greenwich Ave, Greensieh ave.
West 10th ST.. Wsveriy Place. Christopher
Of IT, s.v.n,h election district Is bounded by
.,s within Christopher st. Wavetly Place.
IVES, 10Th St. Greenwich Ave. stn A'o-'
West Warrington Place and West Sth 81
rrha eighth election district Is bounded ny
.,s xithin West sth ST. East 1th ST. Uni
~s~si,v place washington So West. wash
10 "a North. IVES, Washington Place and
9Th Ave . 49,
"a ~tthIn West Washington Place. Wash
,nx,on IA West. Washington So North.
i-sivsr.ity Place. 9Th St. Broadway. East
9TH 81: Fourth Ave. Lai. s s,:,s 81, A., Great
Ths tenth election district . bounded by
ana within west 9th ST. Fifth Ave, East
ii,h ST. University Place. East 18Th 81.
Fourth Ave. East s,h st; sro~awsy' EAs'
Tn. eleventh election district 10 founded
Nv ana within West 18th 81, Ess, isth b.
tfuiyersity Place. East ilth st. FIRM Avs
"a
RE txelfth election district 10 bounded by
ara within West 18th 81. Sab Ave. Green
,sirh Ave. West 18th st. NaYeEly flase'
BARK Sc. ard Greenxich Ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

ST ana Fffth Ave 70 the corner OF West Htn
81. and sixth Ave. and Sixth Ave.
Tho 'wsnty-fo1rth election district Is
bounded BY and within East 18th 81. Lex
ington Ave. East Sind 81. and Park Ave.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
Trleste Treats Animals Harshly.

One good thing done in the British consulate at Trieste-possibly one may hope. lasting one-was done not by consul but a consuls wife. This was the establishment by Lady Burton of society for the protection of animals, not before it was needed. It might be supposed that the Teuton- ic nations were inclined to kindliness to those poor subject races; but. on the contrary, the indignant English man, and the still more indignant Eng lishwoman, can see nowhere so many skeleton horses as in Rhenish Prus- sia, excepting only Tuscany We'll, at Trieste the Teuton and the Latin meet, and neglect and active cruelty meet also, and the mule is sworn at In German and Italian at once.-Lon- don Chronicle.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
Wheatley Locals

On account of scarcely of news last week we failed to appear in the ARGUS.
 Edgar Bacharach, of Brinkley, representing Edward Strous clothing, was in town Saturday taking orders for the above firm.
 Mrs. E. N. Harrod returned from Little Rock last Thursday where she underwent an opera ton.
 On account of high water MT. L. Brown, who moved from here to the White river bottoms some time ago, has his family here. Ivan is delighted. School began here Monday with Prof. T. c. Nall, principal, Miss Stella Doyle, first assistant, and Miss Mayme Hall, primary teacher.
 Oswald Hemme has Leen on the sick list for the past week but is able to be up again B. F. King spent Sunday and Monday in Memphis returning home Tuesday.
 Rev. Weeks. of Little Rock, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 o. A. Hendricks returned from Marvell Saturday where he has been employed.
 Mrs. Day. of Cotton Plant, is our new hello girl"
 Mrs. E. N. McCorkle returned from Helena Sunday where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G. Whitaker. Geo. P. Foster left last Friday for his home in Fairbury. III. /, where he will be gone for some time.
 Some of our rice farmers are cutting rice this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
Naoanciea Are Scarce.

Sackville McKnutt, the famous de- tective, was in reminiscent mood. T have often read in the papers," he said, where some so-called captain of ness man, bewailed the fact that there are no longer any 25,000-a-year men. And, applying my own peculiarly effi- cient system of ratiocination, I ob- serve that the best jobs these tired fellows have at their disposal are filled either by immediate relatives or by the relatives of large stockholders, with no chance whatever for $25,000. a-year man to break in at any price.
 Kansas City Star.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
me Ant's N...,r

.I
 In a recent issue ., .s the Philadelphia AcaSse A. '.e N Miss A. NJ. Fields, ssts,s 2 {! s papers on the life anS M ss. describes her investis....ss .sssa junction of the anteps. ne. ,ler paper she sought to .A's junction run of the antenns. , !: <. s',,o ana she now declares tl., | s oas a segments percei,. '. 1 ! oun,a ooors, The segment at ts. ,'s s'''' ! @ preaching a colony other ts,, .. { Again the next segment sA,l z, lAs ceives the odor that p.,s. .s'0s colony as inimical to o.l. - 0e9 8 same species. Another .ssr to guide the ant vbs' -sa' bound by enabling him to ,,'s .e. !! scent he left on the r,uusd Is. Fl outward journey. sun s,ss l ment enables a worker N x nize the whereabouts of tb. v. her undeyeloped progeny. Ra' s s , spect to the travels Of X. ~ ', readers will remember K the Companion in which x. s. French naturalist, Fabre d..s.s 'ss experiments that led hin 6 ' that the ant guides him..,, | alone.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
THE MONROE COUNTY BANK
Real HiqhbroW.

The head of big New York Dusi' ness concern is exceptionally tall and his height is further accentuated by his exceeding slimness. The other day visitor from the South called to see him and was duly asked to slt down. After they had concluded tnelr business the visitor rose to go ana ms host rose also, and seemed to rise ana rise. The Southerner, letting nls glance travel upward, as though 1n' specting a new species of skyscraper' and with an expression of awed admi' ration, calculated: Great Scott, old man, your parents must have trained you on a trellisi i"-Pittsburgh Chron. icle-Telegraph.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-10
Need No Help From Man.


 No flower of the field or forest can survive long unless it learns to adjust itself to its environment. It is only the cultivated plant that cannot do this. Years of reliance upon man to fight it's battles for 1t have taken from the cultivated plant all ability to fight its own battle of existence. Who ever heard of lettuce being able to flourish outside of the garden? Or the bean! Or the beet? Or the cab bage? Their resourcefulness nave been bred out of them, and they must have their homes prepared for them. Not so with weed and wild flower. With no hand to help them. they fight their own battle for the survival of the Attest with their own generalship. and their own forces.