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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
women's Rubberu

furniture at Elm Grove yesterday 10 he
EAiIed 10 near kemus. Mich vhsr,.
m hague expects " make his future
Bushrod Gray. OF Viola. spent vsst.r-
~ i2oklng after business matters at
go a. a. =. MN.eG....lmphy has let the contract
Grove TO Finuegan q Amos ''''''
EDWARD Winters - erecting "a r.r.
muse on Ms property az sand nm
.... lil9rd Wallace. Of near Dallas. spent
tiers az Elm Grove.
Elmer Blair. mayor Of Moundsyirle
t,,nt slerday With friends and rela.
,' tne gut-ihe-pike district
Hfltc Black. mDfurmau ON the Wet
u llt'h.h traction and Electric curnrnrg
uurr, was called yesterday 10 fI5Iis
br.lt.r 10 ~. ilHess and death OF his
w NJ. bloomfield. or Golden. sp.,t
n,,,s.g1y as the guest Of relatives al
Latlgfsou. Mr.. Bloomfield viii rar,oes
s slg.t % the Oscar DaEue farm on
..,, Angiher meeting OF the residents Of
next Few days TO decide on what scti"T
~. pc i1Een iu regard TO the Selection
OF Tie high school site
Charles Seabrirht or south yyb.aIf,g
slenl yesterday looking after busiress
interests a. Elm Grove.
Panama lodge. ~ffeid OF Tf,r,- &C.,,
IN regular weekly session las c,.l W.
ln me Is. ~ = hall az .lm Grove WIt5
the order were taken uu
Miss May Lamb has r.t.4r-.5 o. -
nome % Nest Alexander after Tsyi,,.
-Et.L lhr past Few days a. the rre.f
OF friends az Washington IA
U ue kUriuE circle ~ the Vy.st Al.
NWNtF lf..uF terrain church MOI i..t
FrllhE at me home Of Mrs ~ ~ Yaf..
- rus MAJORS. Of Golden. will Iaav.
within fey days for AIichIFa1 y,E,,.
"' ,rNItgLr 20 make bis future home
'.- LifI'n Fiy. ~ West A1rvandrr
D. spending several days fn Vfffaf,4r-,.t
l'.slnE lif,r business matters
MISS Marion Lyons. of PItfeErrrb Oh.
F'.A ..a several Gays aH the guest "a
MIS-. william Hare OF PIa4anrf vsff..'
Nlss MARTIN ga dwell has rrfurr.T d.
H.nle o. Ln1fErrWuHI after m sfYrf
hI.'' With friends Hf TIffeburrH
Ihs dnFa ~ Labrador are aHud o..fH.
g"HI.Eu shoes which protect mae nv.
from INC sharp Zee and enable than tn
draw much heavier loads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Do" work of placing the electric Truf
LDtea ana wires through EIm Grove
y iil Do completed within o. few Hn.a and
I'' .t' Wyih OF Installing fus new
... .fI. lights Tor the town VIII b.
tllfl. several months ago "a number
ilhNIH were Installed nHI these gave
entire HafisIartfun 30 fnl r.......U7 IT.
-'lrI ~ have the ola rua ones replaced
WIN IhF eINUfrIrH. The I.uHr. Fau.
A..o E"ru numbered ana fH. town AIM
'n p. in readiness for tho .Ifr mali
deliver" SERVED ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

N IS HL of Wheeling. was Boo
Ae'lslurg Thursday inspecting for
IHo Western Union Telegraph Com.
r.uy
49, Bowman OF WhsrUuF. wac "a
business caller Iu WsIieburg to-day
Nrs lUffIr Crouch uf ArsIIa ga .
IHuf ThIrsdHg at tho hum. of 49,
and Nra q s. I.EEHf. un Commerce
street
Niles Mary UrE0r uf fHr country.
was collins ou friends here 0n Thurs.
day
Prof F Or NrEvuy. off bethany. was
lHI'.ua un hus.ur friend. B farn ".
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

This DNUu.uE BOO tug auditorium of the
Peoples Bank building ut West AleNau-
Ger. The pupils ui the high school viii
AlEc uu entertainment a good literary
ana musical program has been arranged
Tor the occasion. after which box So
ciul VIII De- held. The proceeds OF the
affair viii De used tu dietary the cx-
r'uses OF the Senior class commence
ngnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

The West Virginia traction and El,c-
llc Company yesterday placed force
~ men at wurh placing new switch In
their lines ut Wheeling Park This place
has Tor SOM, tito. been Boo need or repair
ana the new switch Will greatly lessen
me DANGER eft cars leaving the track al
that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

original and catchy vaudeville SON
hIt entitled "Yau Don't Worry N.
Sow. THE sons is neatly printed.
with handsome cover. and those
who have tried DO like both Che music
and the words Tho tune Boz Ir Keep
.uE with tho season. and De- au excel.
lent inspiration Tor the latest OF rIo
now dances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Makes Explanation

concerning the cases On the circuit
court OF william Johnson against the
Steubenyille. Wcllsburg a. WeirtoD
hallway Company and his actions iu
removing rail Of the track on last
Wednesday. Mr. Johnson gave the fol
lowing statement on Thursday morn.
ing
The case against the traction com
pany was decided March d. 1919 the
court awarding Judgment and damage
20 Mr. Johnson for the injury To- the
property up to that time. Since that
time the street car company has
made no settlement and has not VA.
Gated the premises ON February f5
1915. Mr.. Johnson wrote "a letter 90
The street car company. calling their
attention t0 the fact that they had not
made a settlement and asked them to
90 so The car company boz reply.
slated that De- was fully paid Cor thr
damage t0 his property. and that the
car company had secured their rrHf
~ way from tho Pennsylvania RAN
road Company. and any controversy
over fhe property had to De- taken u8
with them Mr. johnson SAYS Chat biz
property ia clear of the railroad com
pauy and that the street car tracks
arc Un his property entirely
THE suit pending Iu fFr state ar
prone court iE q separate and distinct
case from the case with tho street
car company Nr johnson Hrlurrf
cult against ths county count 1f
Brooke county for damages ir which.
Dol was E.HEu $3.50. which case uaa|
appealed io Che supreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
GET RID OF
INDIGESTION

There IS no need 90 suffer from I'M
digestion sour stomach. poor ar-
petite and other attendant stom-
ach miscrics because HENETS will
digest the food you eat and YOU
-an easily rid yourself of indigcs
ti0n
HENETS are quick. sure relief for
dyspepsia indigestion and all
stomach misery They digest all
the food and keep the stomach
clean and healthy
a iOc box OF HENETS will keep
your stomach veil for long time
Sold ar a'I ur-f0 DATE drug stores
lOc Zoe. Sr-aru.Ht Favored
Easy t0 take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

'lub was held at Woober's hall Wed
...4hg evening. Several matters per-
tanning Co The business OF the club
were discussed and among other things
Do az decided Co raise the membership
Tee To- s1s dollar Tor an members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

The christian Workers Glass OF the
Iaf lrF sale saturday ut the Winters
l."ih'fs butcher shop az that place. AN
ai4i- OF home made goodies will he on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
0UT-THE-PIKE


warrants were issued yesterday for
the arrest OF George w Wright aud
Ross Hoblitzgll. two youngsters 90 Elm
Grove, on u tTuaucy charge. They will
hheiy De given "a hearing before squire
Scibcrt some time to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

a meeting OF the tugWuUI Volunteer
fire Company was held last evening in
their headquarters uu the National rOapi.
several matters pertaining Co the bust
ness of Che organization were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

BIRCH-LYNN has the most up
tO-date plan of lots. The careful
ones are looking them over. The
wise ones are building cosy homes
at first cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Regular ...f.HE .r N. IaF|.. ..#
...N .r.frrIH. HI fH. home OF Nr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Thn funeral OF Miss Ellen Hunter
Iau. who died "wednesday morning
March Do. viii take place Saturday
"I'.I"nun roo . O'Clock from her Iarr
r'a.drrr. un Pleasant avenue Inter.
m'n' viii De- made I1 Brooke GENE
terry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Tennis Club Meets.
a. special mesf.UE .| fHg stone Tennis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

For school ar dress
Patent and dUT laath.
ere SerEirnf r makes.
Sizes up o. o. 90
81 SO values az JOG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Lace and Button Models

These two prices represent a
big reduction from the regular
price OF women Cater Boots
Are made in button or lace styles
with fawn, gray and black cloth
tops spanish heels; all sizes and
widths.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18
Surge l1eberlidlt.

Der ierbiiden Nrmec itebt
nnr nod Der @eg nad) gll6anien
oOer Muntenesrp Dffen. Ipn
alien anoerm Seitcn lit lie abge-
idlfOiien. 9ns Worriifem Scr
@nlsaren i'm Siioen bat cine
Sereinignns Der Serben NIT
ben ensliId frans5iiidjen
9iilfstrnppen iinm6siiG gc=
madjt. Die Seiitidjen 1lladliell
1000 0efanseme. Die Sciterrei=
der Oringen gegen SicniBa
bDr, bic Sentidjen ffe6ct BET
9iasfa. Gle Serben ge6en oen
Snbina Eaf aitf.
TranfreidJ nn0 Gmglnno in
dDcn ,sIricdJenlano nod inner
:mm SsnidJlnii p6er smr 0eiuaIl=
rnns freien slbsngs fir sic anf
5ein Urbiet fliidJten6em Ser-
ben nnS sllliierten I5n beiuesrn.
Gnsliides s6oipitalidiff III
i'm aanal geimnfen.
9iniiiid]r &riegsidJifie beIdie-
fen 0emtid)c Stellnnaem an Der
=
Suite bpm 9nrlanb. &Gmpic an
Der Siina itnO in Der Wegcno
BON Gsartorbsf bamern fort.
Sas 9lrtiaeriefener Ser ,Sstc-
iiener laEt nnd).
Sin rniiiides 8eidJmaoer
frrn5f an Der bnlsariid)em ar-
fte.
Mfgbaniitan ntad)t angebsid)
ncgen Smoien mobiI.
Sn 9saris finbet cine SiB-
nng oes ensliidl fransOfiid;cn
@rieasrats itatt.
Die sler5tin Gjreil be6amptet,
bic yglncona" lei nod 6eidlollel
luoroen, ais lie idun anbieIt.
Ceiterreid)iidje enftidiffcr
bonbaroicren yellanu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18

Sine 9auas 9epeide ans ysclu
yorf melSet iuieber einual, sic sil.
llierten batten cinen Grfplg iiber bic
algarct errnngeu nno hGftem ifnr,,
Il S<aot Aaitmrinp fortaenpmn,en
Nyt bic frams6iiid)en Silfstrnppcn
bdften einen gI6msen6rn Siea iiber
oie ynlGaren errnngen. Sine anocre
SepeIde mebet oagegen, sic eerben
i)atten fid) aiis oem Wnbuna Wai.
pnr Der lIe6ernadjt Der oeutid,cn
@erbnnoeten snriid5iebem miiiien.
yetteres iuirS mol iuabr iein.
Sie itrbiidjc 6anptarn,ee untcr
@cneral Nmtnif 1T nnnmeljr pun At.
len Seiten einaelddOiirn, bis anf e.
nen NnSiueg, Der iibcr ranbe stra.
fen nnb @ebirae mad Waontenearu
nno Nlbanien fiibrt, iibcr lueldle Wur-
rGte nn6 Se6cnsmittel Dpn Ser Gee
be5pgrn iuer0en f0mmen. s>m GiiSc,
lit bic Gage Der Ger6en ebcnip
IdJlimm. Sie BnIsaren ljabcn i6re
Stelmng beiin yabnna Yaf liam
fiert uno ibr @Orriiden bon Welcs
ons Fat cine Wereinisnng Der fra,i-
s6iiid)en Sruppen NIT ben Serben
sur lInm6glisfeit semadJf. Gie Ger
Zen babcn nnr nod bic NIternafipe,
entiue6cr iie flisben md glI6anien,
iuo lie BON linen feinSIid) sriinnten
StGfnme 6elaftigt iueroem oSer tie
iiberIdreiten Die @rense nadl 0jrie-
dlenlano, mo itnen sseitnnbme nno
Gntiuaffnnng Geburite1t.
gl6biinnige 9epeidjen per0ffenlli.
djrn bic Traiisoien iiber bic Satiafeit
ber frau50iiiden 6iilfstrnppem i'm
fnbfihen @nlgarien. @G6renb sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18

G5orfieBnng out Geite ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

you'd never think that--never. II
Is AS well set up. as neatly put to-
gether az any carpenter could do II.
Oh. yes, Mrs. Biehn helped. too.
She held the boards while ! nail.
ed them" said Biehn. She's the
beat in the world.
How did we get city water out
here' | dug the ditch and laid the
pipe-about three blocks OF 1t.
THAT cost quite a lot OF money.
OF course. but when a neighbor
moves in we make him pay some
thing for tapping our pipe. Our
house will cost probably. when fin
ished. about $3.50 or $500"
And you ought to see that house
II viii have four rooms. They are
living in II now. it's that near done.
and it's n regular nest.
Never Had a Cross Word
'Spats7" exclaimed Mister Biehn
"Never," We've never had a cross
word since we were married.
Married life is the only life. BE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

fore that day In the Smith building
tower. | spent every cent earned.
and more. ! had lots OF debts. Ev-
erything looked gloomy.
MY wife-can she cook? Look
at me. Am the starving dyspep-
tic7 tell you she's the best"
Now-Hl Gill. Doc" Matthew'S.
Stand up.
You are to be the guests OF this
young couple, together with a Sc
lected few OF their very choicest
friends and a few OF the boys on
The Star staff. at housewarming-
bathing party at their new
home on their first wedding ami
is.
Mrs. Biehn has invited you.
1T viii be for good time. jolly
good romp." she said. Just TO show
them what we have accomplished
and how much we think OF them
want them to see the house that
Jack built. think II is q dear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
Stand
PAT IN
REPLY
BY JOHN EDWIN NevIN

BY JOHN EDWIN NEvIN
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The
gravity Of the situation between
the United States and Germany
was emphasized today. when
Counselor Lansing Of the state
department was summoned TO
attend the cabinet meeting st
which President Wilson present
ed his rsjoInder to Beriin's lat
est note regarding the subma-
rine warfare.
The president desired that
Lansing. an expert on interua-
tional law. make his answer 10
cermsny's unsatisfactory re-
ply TO the American demands
correct TO the last detail. He
wishes 10 avoid any slip or ex-
euse for further delay In deal
ing with points a. to rights os
Americans 20 travel 1t sea In
safety and affecting the honor
Of the v. s.
II was expected that the presi-
dents rejoinder would declare al
irrelevant issues must be discard
ed until the United States il ~
sured that her rights under inter-
national law will be recognized.
The cabinet agreed there should
be no weakening on this point
The presidents latest note
declares the questions raised by
Germany Of the LusItania being
armed or carrying munitions are
subordinate.
German-Americans Help
What the United States must
learn is whether Germany recog-
nizes international laws and IL pre-
pared to accept President Wilson's
statement that Americans are en-
titled to travel safely wherever
their legitimate business calls
them.
Ambassador Won Bernstorff has
sent a strong communication to
Berlin. urging that every possible
concession be made TO the United
States.
DIR. Bernhard Dernberg. known
as the kaiser's unofficial spokes-
man In this country. is To sail for
4NQi NCCh ttoIn 0AI-
urday. II is expected he will be
accompanied by several influential
Germsn-Americans.
May Force Allies Into Line
They viii endeavor to make clear
to Germany the feeling existing in
the United States. and the fact
that the administration is en-
deavoring to maintain the strictest
neutrality.
Officials declare that II Ger
many reaffirms her adherence 70
the international rules. the United
States will be duty bound to insist
that the allies also return to their
strict observance.
This. they say. Is the compelling
reason why Ambassador Won
Bernstorffs representatives will
urge that concessions be made.
II was learned today that during
Their conference Wednesday the
president and Won Bernstorff de-
voted little time TO discussion Of
the Lusitania.
May Make Demand on England
That is an incident of the past,
and President Wilson is now bend
ing his efforts to obtaining assur-
ances OF safety for Americans In
the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

beat little wife on earth. We take
Johns word for H.
You thought. cf course, "How
Will they get alonp7"
The Star. too. was anxious 20
know. SO yesterday . reporter
visl ed them In their new home
~ AIki point.
Or. Matthews certainly made
the knot fast that day last July,
up In the Smith building tower.
And NJ Gill may we'll feel proud
OF having been best man for
suoh a bridegroom.
TIA wonderful home at Alkl
point Just like many Other
homes. no doubt. but somehow diff
ferent
John is building It himself In his
spare time with his own hands. not
with hired carpenters. And he new.
er nailed two boards together before
in his life.
But to look at the new home,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Eat. drink and be merry. for
tomorrow We die"
SO saith the wise man who runs
the Butler hotel. which Councilman
ira Lundy would deprive OF It's
booze license because dancing In
allowed In the dining room.
Tho impending danger hasn't
caused the manager. A. Cheshire
Mitchell, to even bat an eye.
Nightly his guests trip thru the
light fantastic as tho nothing had
ever happened.
A sign, conspicuously placed IN
the dining room. fixes the hours OF
dancing and says In big type.
.EvERYBoDv DANCE"
Lundy's demand for revocation OF
the Buffers license will be voted
on in the council Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
"EVERYBODY DANCE"
Says Sign in Butler Hotel
Manager A. Cheshire Mitchell Isn't Losing Sleep Over
His Legal Rights in Matter

He bases his recommendation on
an ordinance passed when things
were wide open" and which pro
hibits dancing In places where
liquor IN sold.
The Butler management denies II
is violating the law. claiming a re.
Gently effected agreement between
the hotels and booze cafes protects
them.
Councilmen Dale. Marble. Fitz
gerald and Hanna have announced
they will not vote to revoke the
Butler license.
In view Of this opposition. and
expressions from the other council
men. II II hardly probable the But.
Ter will lose fits license.
Anyway. A. Cheshire Mitchell Is
ich ka bibbling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
GIRL IS HELD
4 PRISONER
FOR 10 DAYS

Facing the man. who. she says.
took her clothes from her by force
and held Der a prisoner In hotel
room for 10 days. Mrs. Marion Nc
Fall. pretty chambermsid. gave
sensational testimony Friday In
Justice Cordon's court against
Christie McNichols. who is charg-
~ with yagrancy.
The case Is being tried before
jnry.
Mrs. McFsil was employed at the
Newport hotel. On May IL. she
said. as she was about her duties.
McNichoIs grabbed her and drag
Eed her into his own room In the
same hotel.
BY threats and physical force.
she testified. McSichols stripped
her Of her clothes so that she
might not escape.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
CROTE-RANKINS FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE OFFERS RARE BARGAINS

The Grote-Rankin Furniture Exchange IS beihg
more strongly featured than ever by this store Many
people in buyng new furniture, trade in some OF the
furniture they already have This is taken by the
exchange department repolished, vanished etc. TIL
in many cases it looks practically as good as new.
But needless to say the exchange department is able
10 sell ii for good deal less than the same article
would cost new Just at present the exchange de-
partment finds itself with too much stock on hand,
so drastic clearing sale is inaugurated The bar
gains that are Offered are told of in the CroteRankn
ad which appears on page in todays Star. II will
pay you to look up this ad. The Grote-Rankin
Company will have messages of economy from Tune
to time for Star readers Remember, it's on page
, today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
POOR PICKING
FOR HANK FORD

DETROIT. June 4. - An
nouncsment was made today Of
an increase In the capital stock
OF the Ford Automobile Co. from
$4,000, 900 10 sfoo. .oo0. 900. A
stock dividend OF S4s 900, 900
was authorized for July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SMITH
BUILDING BRIDAL PAIR? HERE
THEY ARE, AS SNUG AS BUGS


Remember?
Young in the Smith building
wedding
groceries,
A..
Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
DOCTORS
FAVOR
BILL.

may nevertheless be the means
Of saving some babies.
The tubereuiir test cannot
possibly hurt the milk Of .
COW 40 tested.
There 10 everything 60 gain
by q tubsrcuIin test. nothing
10 lose.
There 10 no cost 10 the dairy.
men for the svbcrcuiin tests.
AND TIE ONLY ONES WHO
CAN POSSIBLY eE DAM.
AGED ARE OWNERS or
cows WHICH ARE AFFECT
Ed Bv rUBERcuLosis.
These. In brief. are The arEu
menta advanced by physicians In
Seattle. approving the tuberculin
test OF co~s furnishing milk for
this city's supply. Not ono repn-
table physician IL opposed 10 the
principle OF the tuberculin test.
As Dr. ,. r. crichson. former
health commissioner. said; = do
not know the terms "a the ordt.
nsnre nov hrfrrr sb~s <0enrss bux
as far "a tho principle of tuberens
lin tests " concerned. there In no
chance for argument Every COW
should be tested. II cannot pos
slhly harm tho quality OF our milk.
and the authorities are practically
unanimous In the opinion that the
tests arc the means OF actually pre-.
venting the spread OF the dreaded
disease
Urge Against corpror,Ise
The health and sanitation com.
mittee OF the Municipal league Fri.
day voted TO uphold DIR. Mcbride.
health commissioner. In his fight
for the milk ordinance. and urged
him not TO compromise In the mat.
ter
Investigations made thruont the
country. IN districts where the
tuberculin tests are required. as
we'll as Ia others. has convinced
the Metropolitan Life insurance
Co. OF the great value OF the tuber.
culiu tests.
SO declared c. c. Thompson. as
sistant superintendent OF the com.
pany, whose office II In Sehttle.
Insurance Men for u
We follow up everything that
tends TO lengthen life and 10 main
tain health" said Thompson. We
issue bulletins on health matters
10 our subscribers. and we have
given considerable study to the
tuberculin tests.
Thompson will get representa-
tives OF other insurance companies
also TO urge the passage OF the
bill.