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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-01-28
Wheeling, Jan. 24th.

Wheeling Jan. z4tn.
At the last session Of the o. v. T.
& L. A.. the following declaration
against child labor was unanimously
adopted:
~No dividends, NO profits. can COM
pensate for the waste and wrong Of
child labor. The greatest thing that
any nation has is its men and its wo-
men. No nation can be stronger than
the masses Of its men and women.
There IL no more deadly certain
way to.undermine national power than
to deny it, children rights necessary
to most complete development Of heart
and body.
Nnllo labor denies these opportuni-
ties not only to the individuals them
selves, but to their children and their
cnlldrens children. The effect Of the
wrong and waste is cumulative, sap
ping the life force OF the nation.
Many industries in our country are
soulless corporations as heartless as
the 'ogres' that weer said to eat child
rem. They have taken these little
ones and have done their most to
them. They have set dreary tiresome
tasks for little hands. they have per-
mitted little feet to tread in danger
Gus places all that they might nave
higher profits.
Statistics of child labor, however
appalling, are a most inadequate meth
% OF evaluating the incalculable-the
effect Of child labor upon human
minds, bodies and ideals.
Child labor robs children Of q
chance to grow. a chance to learn. and
chance to dream. It roibs them OF
the chance to attain the fullest deve-
lopment of manhood and w0manhood.
It leaves them with a sense of the
worlds injustice burned into their in
moss Denss' -
+Children will be come better clti,
gems when the wrong of chis0 labor
Is abolished. They will become
healthier, more capable men and wo-
men when uninjured by premature OF
overwork. They will become greater
men and women when removed from.
ASSOCIATIONS that degrade and injure.
Child labor Is not essential to any
industry. An. industry which canno'
be proftably conducted without usins
child labor is not necessary to society
and ID abhorrent to the social con
science. Men and women with hearts
90 not wish to encourage or to In
dorse in any degree those who prof
BY child labor. But often they ar
placed in the unfair position Of givini
seeming approval through patronag'
because they do not have access =
information that will enable them +
act In accordance with their sense o
justice and their conviction Of right
1t Is due to those who earnestly d.
sire the welfare Of the nations child
rem that they should have the oppol
tunity to help in the conservation an
protection Of the children.
1T Is most solemn obligation du
the children that all organizations fc
human welfare should use, every avail
able agency to promote humanity
progress. Il
Therefore. We. the o. v. 7. 3
A. Of the W. Va, Federation Of Labo
as authorized representatives Of "A
greatest humanitarian movement !.
this valley, declares that any; vi
profits by the toll of children al q
or BY the labor of other minors i
CURED to toll more than eight hou
= day. Il unfair and unworthy 81 Il
Psronase Of true patriots AMI tho
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-01-28

New Delegates
Street Car Workers No. 103-Jehn
Foster.
Painters & Paper Hangers No. 81
Robert Bond.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1928
John Teufel.
Carpenters Local No. 81 s
Chambers. .
Structural Iron Workers No. 20
Harry Erkenback, Clint Balentine.
Musicians Local No. 142-Newtor
Smith.
crescent Lodge No. s-Harry Wise
Tailors' Union No. 246-vence Havi
lex, Andy Kalany.
|. clerks Union No. 15S-Harry Brown
ing, George Murge. H. E. Burton
= Standing Committees.
Arbitration Committee-W. J. Eo
,rt. Louis Leonard. Snodgrass.
Legislative-Leo ]. LaFlam, And!
FISHER. w. B. Charnock, V. E. Brink
nan, VIM. Wilson.
Harmony Com Chas. Higgins, Leo
aFlam, H B. Vessel, Matt Greer, J
]. Steihm.
ORGANIZATION Com.-John Teufel
John Moran, Edw. Lapham, ott
,euchler. H. S. Calvert.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-01-28
/ NDUST RIAL REVIEW

be quite a number Of the local scon
tractors to take on extra men and
many laborers who have been out OF
work during the winter will be able
to again take up their regular posi-
tons in the outside building line The
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-01-28

READ THE "sysscRIPTIoN coz
NER."
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-01-28

SNAPSHOTS
the Week
whitman ~ h
The steamers Wpl "
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IN the Ohio valley--The
workshop Of the world
altering to l26. 900 Indus
trial Population.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
H'deT.Il III hHiIi..

%UET-A EGRE--El Ser&dor poo
el Est2Go 8c M5r@aigGn. %ill@am AT
i@n Smirh. en un ,Gisc4=so que gao-
mu-2ciG iii la aas;o2 rncnsua. del GO
mite DE- BeP@bi5raaos, que tnr'o lu-
gar en- BryanJ Hall, ataco rulam@r-
te Ia Administrators : ba po.IticF dS
Wilson.
rGiio que en- maberia die n@gncioz
haaia a%ota6o - Ia reseTT2a del Te-
SOHO %.acio&al- ari@janGo arn IL maisc-
ria 81 mill@nes I've a~meric&nos, ,esEe-
cIalment4 Dos DE las Glasses prolera-
rias; qpe en- lo que Sc nefer>a 4 l@
politica de las taIIfas ~ h&bE2n abi2r
10 los mercaaoS he Il UniGn i los
competidores eatraE EROS, On i2 nn2-
n~nfac.ura DE nnerr4nc.2s, Ito que c2l-
saria. la rEirra te las indust-ias Ell
.esre Pais.
III AGminist1a:i6n ha. desbarraIo
-Gac&@rG cl mador-Gesde gaDe Ir.
~ i-snE er@rg5 l& Drot=slGa DE- 5gE al
rcCmemaar ST. periodic presidential. SIN
parr:do no IN sezEida Ia ain'e2ci5n de
srr&!ga5zE& Po.it5ca &eterninaGa. por
qUe Nd tiaae ni@garl2. 12sbe2rno en-
los a-e@taG0s que &ilo paaa maneBa@'
Ia ~g:taaci5n de G6EScos y los 2cbas lie
T2!ios = e5scto Dbl 81 &driinistr2ci6rr
Do que Sc rRfi9ne 4 Gsc r2!so CONS
E-tn.r2n las PaGiaa2s ra5s l~gIscInEnbo-
lis g irGpotent&s, asacriTaa con Eer-
gTiar:za en ia h1sao.5a americana
"Iientras Sc G.sesinaiGa Ell EIexico
i los circumstances DE hos Estades Uni
dos, n5enta;Gs ae &Estrraian .sas Ecro-
~pi=&aies = sac maltr2caba 4 sus muja-
ras, IL administrator die Wilson ell
BETHEL = r1sHaicioars q dos ban
lidos Para qaae paJeasan contra Huer-
Em personaEmemte OF las brda-
nss qne 90 G&ahan para elllG, p aungua
szp-iqna al PrasiGente qne SUSPECT
Giera Sd ohra, haci&n5ole rar qle
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
POLITICA IiENUDA

.la a~lteInariTa, SO ha creido d0n Venus
Que Va est4, todo aGregiado, rarrien-
no lial ~nrinciFio de q.2e, fuera de SUI
amhici6m. mo H1ay mazda aque Talg& Ia
pe-ya.
RI pals esta dado 4 rclos lo= G:as-
olua: los M axica%os sc muEren de-
hamble, lie r@fo. T..-. DIE ratia risn-
NO co. rantO t~ascine.'nso SIue5ado DE-
In ~s::m2ciGn. P1ro N Jon Venus,
qu: Ie Smporta2 rQue Sc G2guante todo
al mundo h&s1a que 4 el lie de In 81
m4.i
Tuno m.nciGa raz6n e- one d.io tg2-
ce Poco t~i=n>Ioo qIle Me&ico VI ITO es
M&xico. Mexico es rm haGapO de
I.afS del q.ge 81 hurla enaJquier riejo
!d5uta Y malip-ao. ~..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
"a pOIitica de Wilson Ina s.
do u1 continue disIate

mis- tarde es0S arm2.mertns podE@T
qolgerse ponrra nues,rns ProPSoa So
dados, mis r~notrslas fueron i1urllcS.
Los arn,o para der::h2r j Has-ts.
FL a1un6 a esos dos handidces n2ra
Ollie ~reHeHran CONTRA Hn@rta- X 'cn
ese t5ernror Hue=ta ERA ell FE'esideGt@
CONSTITUTIONAL die .ME&ico.
mfr. Wilson DECLARE Qu2 nin=ln
.g5bier;no cmanalo da .a T2DlemcIa 7
del ascSina1o podr3a ,esbab-2cecse- ri
za NG%ico mi en ~crHatqulara otE:2 na-
,ri1m Latino--Americ2na v Elm c-aha@-
90. :Ies-res dc sesent-, diag oGe est2
f~erlaraciGn, rcconoci5 AL Pr@=ide1te
GGl Fern, que Hnabia lasG@do al Pc
der roc4 medic lie T1iolec9tus crirle.ae5
dir a~srsiraatos hDrTi1l@s. TUn. T
z~gruencia. e@es uEa .joya u:ara~ I $asl
ha GrfendiGo suS srtos, con &lscnr-
sos lGen0s de- ratGr,ica Elrcrn@c!Hdcs
rCn pGrol.co- DesGp rcn-olDeEs lf2ElnS
tpnidu re-5rica para alma@2aG- rsto-
RIGA para coEnaG : ret5rica FaA2 &C.
TIT. no s. mo ham poriBn, Dos
hcmb. de rcabajo, allmentHT Ta1lto
ITEM 70 a Il faHilia-s Q esta rl@se
de ESteratulB.
la sltuaciGn m~exic&na P0~ RsO 2s
tan ~Geplcrabae, e0amo ael resalEadIo de
mo hatsrse rerom@:5do j. Huerta. To
dos los ~Erris2s &sl m4ndo 10 ilabia@
hs2no. q ,~rnrrpri6a DE los Esrados
Unidos y Chile, psro M-. Wilson EN-
rgz Ge o5ra- co-ao los demas, &yWd0
e. los 52nd5&oS ps.1a liepczaegJo.
'..Sr asesin6 n BENTON e. ni cs.n-
10 Ca villa, 1-glGterg:a GRi3o ven
GER 81 rmuerte, paro De Gi.jimns pur
deiar;a eI rzso ,en nIt.str2s EEan0s y
en- veZ de repaEnder, halaSzm0s al
hanIiido, y pusiroos mSel en- sus lab6os,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
I'm FRAMCL& DEShdTENuE0 CRAM
DEMEMTE Ia PRODUCTION
WENECCL.A.

PAEITS, DiciRmbre 22--Ia ProdUr-
c5on Timiopla durante ell Fresenroe s.iic
DE 1915, en- Fram1ia, h. spfr:&o una
gc:an dzsr.5n uciGn debiGn a la Errasenpe
e,acira. pues; In c2mtiiad die galomes
Ge rino ~p10Glucido en las &sstilerias
apes3g.s 81 -!ega Z liza 9errsra paarte Ge
Ia del af0 pasado f. dat0 anterior
M SidG Prornorcionado por @2 otDclna
Ga RecaU5aciones DE- inlpues -os Hini-
co;las nue, atier7&s DECLARE que 5as e4is
taaac:as de Tiin@s aEeTns Gn2 hay nara
ia :echa. lleg:san cuand0 mGscHao H.
rG5-G 9@, ODA die ~gaIomEs, por 10 quail
= gee THE e. prscio DE- Loo Ninos srln
Uses suh;fi gl;ande@ente Gn el mer-
,cadm-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
.rrlEE ErlRlTTC!

Dzvar2r&o L2gnas Ell elcG1nCe p1.l-
.n>"a n haria ei eg:raa5ero el ner-
manD tIim5Iit0 I'll. e. 1:is50n hien Sn-
Diea,bo : la conclencia muy -ra:oquiia-
de 5uGs de fssber ro1aydo hs%sta DO
le.!e el &..mG,
:Qae Cess I'm clliiosas ras1n Ell
2sle munI@M
i .os q1s lo"1an Hra ~aII!na los g.
exam T. rresiGlio TOT toIa n e-erri-
ind, y Z -as n@e r0G2am c2 grGnGe,
m~i,Io;:@s : -n..lc@es. HocaO &c! he~ma-
nc Fiip6llDo = dom Tanus, !. es2s se
les G2.;& cn Ea& : &iss1 sa jes trat2 RIO
mo Z P::r2spcs-
"%Ecr qa2G. Sei.og. poo Gna?!"
CARECAT0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23

AfirmIa HI mfdi1n IlRe Ina iDerllO
nrrla rlla-iGn ma=nifI-4 dpEOgg6rnGO
rI 0itlU "A un caoTti0mMdU.
"A gut impression le cauS6 al pa
cirmieS
LIE imprrsi@nG de Gal mGsbo Ell rai-
i1o. que wplvlj a ~Tlhedars2 snrI0 in
rraria GnnrntR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23

mien-cas qme n se REIN d. n@aot!@s
y nos aasaaialoa.
r. mn~OTiGnieHgbo Observation-Disclosures
m2ci6 cn dos minEtus die TJEatica. a la
saIi&a em umas @caS6on de IL Casa
B,Mnca. Lsn coDcIni& eel cerebro tie
Shcrihurnc G.. Hopkins, LII abogajo
DIR Washington. qrle ElUr mnch,oa ai@os
So ha forrnAdo UNI mQd0 de irwin de
r1s np%lolGcEones L.atinC-.A mericars%s
Snsrrrno z Ealranza :. Co. -Al:mirlstra-
ri@m ,hizo de esle hoUnfhcre, su crglsen-
riGio mas preGilccto: FL, qle 5Eesde aino
r. medic NOS lla desaiiaa0 tGntas We
ces. mHrnG%-.s 10 ErUrnemOS de ar:Tlas
= munici0neS gue ll@yan La marca
lie estsa naci@n.
"'Toila. to&a Ia rolit6ca se=uida en
&tcHtco, TO ha siEo miIs qG2e nut cIl-
muJo de crrna2s y dcsgl~ ;E@.s para es-
ra .Admaimi s.raci0m.
INNfs WIZ 'LiaAA SA-sE@ ~A-I -
See Ea rer@nGciGDo u CarramZa. y &s-
i've DDS ha adenig@ad0 y tilfanralo de
uIa& n:2la-ia. conrinGa.
~,EIr. Wilson &ijo Gfua Il no Gnter-
Tsndc,ia en EeI5rn. pero .snri6 LINER
f1o1a 2me-ic4na Il TaGnPic0 y Teaa-
c@rgZ. Para qu&? Para q1iCar DE sa
.ug.ur al PreSidsnte he f2ct@r = pnn9r
en- &l q n&nGidCs quG .jannals haaian
f;gur~Ddo en- vel mund0 hasta que I'll
les d66 una ,opertu-ic9l para clio
Mo calsa :as0anbHo cue no INA
y2-aoS temiGo el waior asa&6cienFe pa
ia 5efcnhe. 4 nuesrIos ErpFios con-
cimGa5anos Ell 3Gex5c@% DE auG Ina
Hai5d0 cnT5ar nGt2 HIRE Gota n las
5lcrnas ~potemcEas eNra;anjeras cuando
atacan y matan q nle5tnos conlpa-
tri0tas2s
L. polftica exte=inr de este go
Dicrmo %jarIas INA GNdo cf'4dtito a nuaS-
Ito pals. al contraHiio. Dice MIR.
Wilson que impidii qP1e turieEames
uras. gue:jra CON MG2irO. = sl mismo
lego a provocarla Por el emHio de
nmastra ,escuadra a T2GnP5cO y We
racranz = el desernharc0 de nuestg'as
marimps eli este ~nltinno puerto.
''IiAce pocos Gias SIC eXpres0 en-
los EermEnos m.as ,iuros en- corrtIa de
los gsl-maH0 aTlSricanns hacienda
responsible i tpda una a@gza he Ias
,fsli-oa cGEnetifos p0G- nnos cmGnrOs-
Par que mo ~csoscific6 det&llatIa-
mente Il Ios cnlpablesg ST los amesi-
canos naturalizaBos n!v5daGan Ell e.
rfif0 que dsE,en 4 Ea tiea1ra qle los vic
nsycer. mo sar;iam ,dignas DE- 0btea9r La.
ci1dadania americana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-23
OBRAS iVIUEVAS
Los . Irn0rPS de los TEusnlh res . Tl0Hin -.!@",S

|
Los =, rnarrS de los rhu,nhrrs- :. lGHio -.!1"'5
...,"er- ,~osrro,'ea. EtirinH llnlr Illnsrra.
rEa com gIataB0s. A La TustIc2"-.""~ss!VL
q u,.Ggaa @iir7. run paSia dc lell~-.".%saAG
siagua lEGGnGa 3 TieGra. 70 sen IL cielcAl DE
Ia vida riniia e .iuIlfllha .-~-..-~~-.".@gsAN
r-E Girrena de The5TAs, .It1T 2aTaacDhs." 4oc
H. FerTnelrn de THlalatdrI. LLfaTp cSdIiiiIIrp
de fiEG.cho hn,ercs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." egc
= !'afrta De Dos ltiCns --..~~-".~~-."" i9e
,dea uEa I& .EuslicIa y del B93n I'VE
1rs=lJarirE racililsGa de Ga lETlsGa IrESleila"
ma. en- c~DnihirariGm pocu rRl lReirdo rario-
nm4 de asu enaefIanza --..~~-".~-..-" .ac
.%unuTpa sc Va, p0r 2anIlcols -.-"~-"-~sl.A'
81 IAWTJadlT Ea AeTIluIEbDS .."".","~-."" e0c
nr.aus dc In iiuerra ElEDr@I'ea "-..."-".~" :Sc
Ila9 suhre lEIIrbeS y EfsruIIrants~"."" 4uc
El Slf0 I ia Villa Neutrality-suspicious." eoc
,j@nIEeTtio de M.siuTia de EslSaHa"~-.." aSc
rJ@lecCi0a de CuenIeGiioS Ell Eailurnf I6c Me"
hll ""- AVN
Hutsm.IEras de PlIIUCino ----~~-...~"-.." sNc
Los MDlner0s rrr AlGsGsar . fuInus. .~--...~s1.M
luuS .hbOrdajrS, ? lUnAos .~---",~"-."" spc
El lti4bO del L-eIin DE LEaIElscn, . tniiias sc
Los ,SEllrrE9Cs del spitHAerg ~"-...~~"" AUG
raedro el tlfTIeraE%", 4 H0IsS0s d LIZ Rss'I,
sa "sI-So
EmNaSlIaSd Ell tt.Ia --J
n%ng9ttt2l. lhGTalE Ilsllcanar plT LA s'rif9ra
i.sassI Due
IL l.iudHd de los LJ0cda. AVsIiilFa5 DE
T6riR.r1 MrrftAra ..---.."~-"..:". aVc
.gjEnlus y ErDIliCts, DE CalIasqulAIa -halla-
rim spr
yAs EeIatbas lie ha afEHTlGl .-~-...-.."~- iiar
u L.Nroru Amarillo. EtDCsIll eTlr0s NGitED0Hldrl"
Los saahre Ia Eclua GUERRA f&EEuIe.H"- sNe
u Lifting ,AlRll- R0esias Er !Adal1tsrio Este
FA !.""","-... ." -"
4 PBrrIaso tC5!nIRhIia1 ln- P0FsaEs 5e hos Hrne-
sGr~essaur0res IL CGlulnbia "...--:-""". lssr
PacrnGs0 .PsrIsrln. C0lcccisrl de ~IDeslas
lie gclDOrt:i ptrlar.as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lSns
.icaIus Merc1nliles. 1!llro Indispensable
psra lhBrer ~ciJc!ilrs coli rapide1.~.. le0e
uRIrUal ucEl MecaHnGars!fn "-."-.~-""."~-. ahr
es.sS C5nI .ECrIGS IE SGiNEI.As-
LES HuFelAs auptsEas a. continuation es-
I'LL seAarriuna1as eIrla .lEls nvRHdres, EiDenco
G IdrHrf0-
u Rs r0srDrS gac
Rmpastsdss NEn ral&
EE A9tLl lila LlS1A;-
La tieremcis de EelIscrItE
Los EIlrs uEal AIre
El BsHaa lie LAS FIcrlrnaS
Ell Secneln die la Sul!erunl
El HCrribre sin saEra
LNanca
Ell ssflI@n TraElrr
La Hf.ma MisIarirl
SAl NUHntIrE
FL lFbey DE lin ET'a1ara
EA sSeEreiar!n MailD1sTIo
En- LIS FruIIErRs del Fur WesI
La &@nfEtla he LIE
Eli CEpit&n del o1yumpB
Ell M sierln del Gnranfcl Fert!s
.Iiu Ells.la Gl TN0l1
Ell IFrlrIal DE lTu
IIA Costa dc MsrrIal
sl Durcfl hte 10. IE1nraqu. ell rrassuIe
GG ISiTE fn0hads
La lCiu1Gah tel Hey LsprIis1
en- 1froE y vel tr&ssr
El TeslsrlEurG DE lin C0Espir.crr
hHartuEss die 3Ir. TF'irkTsirE
4Girarc Eau psdi5us =rvH1rds 1u Hinparte
ICnACI0 E. LOZ,AN0
slb7 Dosnnosa &- San artonit Tex.
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IN ALBERTA CDMpETEMCEA.

nesSd:&a~,e-!ta. q tifo Sc .n2 paHo-
eacs.o hacer-es G;%G coznpe1@acia te-
-riHolc n los distinguishes zeF@Eas ra-
~fanrlamns. zen TO de nG2nGar gentle Z.
paa-e6Sin. FL 4no m=G@os dEs-imE1idD
corgspnrc de Dos car.s&nr!amrs, 'el Sc
i7ar. Tifo, tiene va es.a0leclGas Sill
rmra2les &a piirrec orIe- an G@@eliG,
usaerT.aro. .Agaasca-i2nDes, &am .Lma5
Potosi :. GHalla uaDo, ;lGea1ls die Va
liaa ;ag1mriaa Y su~bag-ncias Qus ha
iasGalaao CT ~po&!2cimaes de eac2s4 i@n
gorr@sncia, de -s.s Sua2Gic}fas ea-Sda-
.}e= f~eGsrati1:@s. !Seg75n .nformcs
nue nos meaecen en-eGo credlto. IN
pfisina principal EaL@-aaEa en- BE- Gill;
dad - ~ .zioo. ticmG E@C ado cn22"-
-ine.r ann nn5.s III rad1o DE @crlLDn M
III ,q@a la rurnpctenria L. que nc "is-
ne faab,and0 sea nn.s eS=ctiT2.. : 81
nas-2 ahoG@ suo 10 ina toec4ao - w@cFlg
los .agentes cGrdG=torcs = proP@g@-
lorps-gns c@rro5 re t@-rocartI! MIA
qay:cs de piojCs co"stiruc3oG&l-sia-
apenas ham cemid@ gelmer@. sut.-
cienrcs raara disappointment hasra Siam
L.ais Po1us1. perU VI Gs. osGLenas!o -a
men-5on2G!a o~ticiS.a rri@1ipa. d los
c~4-arros rie %rasriro lie 5@s Taras1bns-
gre@.:- ne zo5iaio I~;oer-2Gg1~ pneri-
.ras DE general &io-ics9 J c:larra-c-
ros DE JEFF die C2c:gro he Ejlrr.to
die UaRen.e-q4e actiT&n So t-a.baJos
nars& quc rv &alle b. mali III p-:iHl&
ten i~neces2ri2 c& esbus moraefaDos.
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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-09-20
LIMIT NUMBER OF PATIENTS.

Brookhaven, Miss, Sept. 20.-The
Kings Daughters Hospital of this
city has given notice that they will be
unable to take any more charity pa
tients from points outside of the city
limits, on account of the limited ap-
preparation being made by the board
of supervisors. The record of the
hospital for the year ending in July,
1915, shows that the actual expense
for charity patients outside of the city
amounted to $61S.72, while that for the
same class of patients from the city
was only $40. The county paid last
year the sum Of $25 per month and the
city the same amount, but the board
of mayor and aldermen have tncreas-
ed the city appropriation this year to
$50 per month, while the county ap-
preparation remains the same as be-.
fore.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-09-20

water in the world for such purposes
is said to be. The under water views
of Miss Kellermann and the scores Of
girls who assist her in the production,
are perfect. The tank scene, in the
making Of which Miss Kellermann al
most lost her life, is reproduced with
all the thrills and excitement imag-
Unable. Roger Robinson, late Of the
Lomo, but now the principal musician
at the Gem, will furnish the accom-
panying music. Mr.. Robinson. one
of the best pianists in the South, will
be located at the Gem permanently.
In addition to "Neptune's Daughter
today, "The Starnge Case of Talmai
Lind featuring Kathryn williams,
will be given. The concluding number
of the Romance of Elaine" will be
given at the Gem tomorrow.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-09-20
Big TIMBER DEAL CLOSED.

McComb, Miss, Sept. 20. Ii. 2.
Dickey, president Of the Dickey Lum-
ber Company, Of this city, and one of
McComb's leading and most progress
sive business men, closed deal for
several thousand acres of timber in
Amite county, this week. 1t is the
intention of Mr. Dickey and his asso-
ciates to Immediately erect saw mill
near Liberty and begin manufacturing
lumber. The new company, of which
L. z. Dickey is president, will be
known as the Amite Lumber Com
pany. The company's headquarters
will be domiciled in McComb, but the
mill and mill office will be establish
led at or near Liberty in Amite county.
The deal involves, upwards of a.
hundred thousand dollars and the es-
tablishment of the new mill will bring
renewed activity and will mean much
new business for the Liberty-White
and Illinois Central Railroads, L. 2.
Dickey, VIM. McColgan, P. G. Dickey,
Geo. T.. Brown and ]. w. Connerly
are the local stockholders while Judge
J. H. Price of Magnolia and w. e. Nc.
Master and Wirth Parker of Louis
lana, are the out-of-town stockholders
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-09-20
NEGRO PREACHERS At WAR.
Natchez, Miss, Sept. 2O.-An eel

Natchez,. Miss, Sept 2O.-An echo
of the Chicago Negro National Bap-
tist convention bids fair to develop
into one of the most sensational
church wars ever waged in Mississip-
,pi. Two negro pastors of Natchez, the
Rev. DR.. F. H Cook and the Rev. w.
M. Cosey are in arms against each
other and the followings of each are
preparing to take the matter into the
courts. DR.. Cosey was elected 1trav.
cling auditor by one faction that re.
mained while DR.. Cook was elected
secretary Of the Home Mission Board.
Both claim the right to collect money
while Cosey claims Cook is a crook
and swindler. Cook has bad rec
ord among the negroes and whites in
this community and at one time was
accused of stealing a mule.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-09-20
NORMAL COLLEGE NOTES.
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There have been some Important
changes in the faculty at the Normal
College. Miss Maggie Dee Campbell.
who has had charge Of the Domestic
Science department was married Sept.
|, to R. ]. Sley, head of the science
department. Miss Kate Cunningham,
Of Bonneville. and Miss Pearl Camp
bell Of Vaughn now are in charge Of
the domestic science department.
{, a. B. Ollie and his bride are occupy
ing the former home of o. g. Brim on
Faculty HILL"
George G. Hurst who succeeds Mr..
Brim as head Of the education depart
ment is living with his family in town.
H. B. Howerton who has charge Of
the manual training department, and
Miss Matte X. Moore, who is teach.
ing in the English department, are
also new members Of the faculty.
The Y. M. G. A. and Y. w. C. A.. en-
tertained Friday night in the chapel,
which was enjoyed by all the students
and the facuIIT and visiting friends,
Miss Tomson gave us a solo, "The
Little Pink Rose" She was heartily
applauded and gave as an encore,
Disappointment" The Rev. e. d.
Solomon told number Of jokes and
gave some good advice about not mix
ing Love and Work" Mr.. Cook dis
cussed the origin and growth of the
y. M. G. A. and the Y. w. c. A., after
which punch was served and every
body got acquainted with everybody
else. s5a
+ Saturday night was a very busy
time with the respective Literary So
cieties of the college, as it was their
first meeting since the opening of
school. Each literary society being
very desirous to enroll several new
students, put forth every effort to en-
tertain with interesting programs.
The Y. M. G. A. and Y. w. G. A. con
Quoted the devotional exercises at the
college chapel Sunday night. Several
important announcements were made
and Mr.. Thames, head of the civics
and economics department, gave talk
on "Why Read and Study the Bible
He emphaticallly showed how ir4por.
tant 1t was to have knowledge OF
the Bible. All of the. new students
were urged to join one of the several
Bible classes now offered in the
course. thus preparing themselves for
the great work that is before them.
Major Mcdaniel, former graduate