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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
HER QUALIFICATION

my daughter is very irascrble because won't let her
go into grand opera" said Mr.. Cumrox.
HAS she the voice for it7"
No But she has the disposition "-Washngton Star
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
A HINT TO THE KAISER

If the Kaiser cannot think of any decorate
let him hang Iron Cross G. Bernard Shaw-Kausas
City Star.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

E. F. G. Harper is the of one of the Assemblymen
from New Castle Lawrence county Mr.. Harpers initials
read though his parents appropriated part of the
alphabet when they had him baptsed
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Civil War Veteran Dies

Mountville, Jan. A. R. Anderson,
so years old, died Saturday from an
affection of the liver. He served dur
ing the Civil war in the gallant 166th
p. V. ", and was by trade carpenter,
but for many years was leading tan
ner. Four children, thirteen grand
children and eight great grandchildren
survive.
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Death of John Lutz

John 'Lutz. for many years editor and
publisher of the Bedford 'lnquirer, -
died short time ago, fall of years ana
hon0rs. He was connected with the
Inquirer y for years, and was a power
In politics and the newspaper world in
Western Pennsylvania. He was an ar
dent Republican and was postmaster of
Bedford, but that didn It half requite
hlm for the great service done to his
party. He died in his S0th year, with
the respect and love of the entire COM
munity.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

The Harrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between / and ,
o'clock p. m. for dispensing medical
advice and prescription to those un-
able to pay for them.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
SOME MUSICIAN

Say Hiram, what do they by Stradevar'usl"
On, Stradevarus is the Latin name for a fddle"-
Musical Courier.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

There lots of ''rough-necks'' who bone
heads and, it may be added all "boneh heads moi
trough necks."
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
HUMANE

Lots of fellows who thought of blanketing horse
are careful to put bedquit their motorSt Joseph
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

Samuel Untemyer Urges Reform, reads Philadelphia
newspapers headline New York dispatch. That is
nothing for Mr.. Untermyer
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

The question in the Speakership fight the situation
looked early this morning. SIS than boss
trying to do the bossing?"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

Dr. Brumbaugh does not talk much but apparently whe
he commits himself he does it very cmphatcally
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

When Senator begins to need patronage boost him
is about time for him to qut-Norfok Ledger Dispatch
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04

YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURES IN HARRISBURG
Highest, 2S; lowest, 20; s a. M, 21; s p. NJ, 20
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
A ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC

Three days, commencing tonight,
with matinee Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Chicago Tribune War
Pictures.
Saturday matinee and night, Janu
ary 8, "Twin Beds. -
ORPHEUM
Every afternoon and evening, high
class vaudeville.
COLONIAL
Every afternoon and evening, vaude-
Wide and pictures.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
1onaue-End Topics
Old Time Editors Retire

Two old Pennsylvania editors have
retired from active work in the news
paper field in the last month and one
other has died. Colonel William P.
Sieg, who established the Steelton " Re-
porter many years ago when Steelton
was In its swaddling clothes, but big
with promise, has reached the time
when he had earned and deserved that
rest that comes to all earnest, Jealous
workers in the newspaper field, and he
has "quit the business Colonel Sieg
began newspaper work under the late
George c. Bergner with the "Tele-
grarh,' and was for years the business
manager, leaving the Telegraph to
join the forces of the Harrisburg
Estate Guard, " morning paper that
was started by the late Wien Forney,
OF this city, and David Kaufman, of
Mechanicsburg. When the Estate
Guard" went to the discard Colonel
Sieg started job printing office on
Third street near Walnut, conducting it
successfully for long time. Then an
opportunity for weekly newspaper in
steelton presented itself and forthwith
he started the Reporter, which for
many years was the organ of the Steel
tonites, and right well did Colonel Sieg
stand up for the town of his adoption,
until he saw it grow from infancy to
the era of sturdy, prosperous manhood
and very proud he may be of his work
In furthering the interests of that town.
-
Colonel Grier Quits the Harness
Colonel William Hayes Grier, for
many years newspaper editor and pub
Usher in Columbia, announced last week
that he is now on the retired list, and
with his going also went the Columbia
Independent" so long claiming him
as its head, Colonel Grier was an orig
mai resident of Jersey Shore, a printer,
and when the Civil war broke out he
enlisted in the Fifth Pennsylvania Re-
serves and fought clear through the
great conflict. When he got back from
the war he started a newspaper in Co.
iunD5ia, which he conducted for years,
and then relinquished it to become Su-
perintcndent of Public Printing and
Finding under Governor Pattison, When
he returned to Columbia he started the
Independent, and it was a thorough
ly independent paper although the Col
onel is a hard-shell Democrat of the
oid Guard stripe, saying things out loud
that many time didn t please the
other Democrats, but saying them in a
convincing way. He says he is now 60
ing to take rest, settle down and live
quietly, but this is regarded as mild
hetion on the part of the Colonel, for
nobody ever saw Colonel HAYES Grier
IN reposr, his activity from the time he
was a young man being rema rkable. He
deserves all the rest that is coming to
him, for he certainly has earned it. but
The old comrade still is
eapa'ble Of much activity and it win he
surprising if he does not get into action
III some manner before long
q
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-04
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday, slightly warmer
Tuesday. Lowest temperature tonight
about 25 degrees.
Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy
tonight; Tuesday fair, slightly warmer
Gentle east winds.
TrH6Dpp A mrrpr, Tzr r.nr,c-,y--
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28
ue6er B~G6nennamen.

Sort NIT ben 8iibnennnmen! -
6os 1T Die Torberung. Die Der unter
benz 8iibnennamen Mor Marg tpobl<
befannte @pielleiter an ben @tuttear<
ter 9ofbiibnen, Serr Mar Marcis,
erbebt. Ct fdreibt:
Der Deutfde 8ibnenperein bat
ben oanfensiperten GntldIuB gefaBt.
f6intIide -Roienomen4 bic Wiaai,
bic 9oibi, bic Gibi unb bic Duit19i<
quatihi - finftig ppr ben 3beater.
3etteln 5u ftreihen unb bur1 men.
fhenGbnli9ere- Bprnomen az erfeben.
Weiner Meinuns nod 1T Der Deutfde
8~Ibnenpereirt auf bolbem Wege fteben
9ebIieben. Wenna fnon - bonn fnon.
Ct fDnte aud NIT ben fosennnnten
9bedternamen aufr6unen. Mbgeeben
bon ben JdlIen 5ipineen6er Notur (es
gtebt fOlas jebe ID feinen Grunh,
ipesboIb 9erobe Der RiinftIer. Der bod
Werfiinoer Der Mobrbeit fein fon, NIT
elmer linpobrheit fmon aIs MnfGnger
be STANDARDIZATION begtant, inbem
q feinen ebrlinen Namen perleugnet.
of sef1iebt bies. neil bic eeebrten
G1tern rno Wormiin0er fth bes Be-
rufs f&dmen, ben Der Runitnopi5e
meiftens sesen ibren Winen ergreift.
Muf bic ginipdnbe, oob Diefer syau
b~eut5utoge feltener eintritt, bin i'd ae>
fast. Mber BEN 1T ni1t 70. bisr milf
len mir ener9if@ biefen D~erSopften Uds
tern ODER Wiittern liar maiden, bab
Der S4aufpielerberuf nod tpie Dor 3u
ben ebelften 9eb6rt. man mub ibnen
borbalten, baB elm Goethe feinen ebr>
It@en Hamen nidt fir gu gut belt,
nm ibn ols Decentralization au fii6ren!
Won 6enie! Sd fonnte natiirli4
BIS tn bic ntutfte 3eit Sauienbe BON
Hamen - BIB 5u Sonnentbal uno
Rain3, bic lire bIrgerliden Numen
5u ben gIdn5tnbften Der 5beatergez
f4ifte gemaht bdbtn - nennen. Mlfo
berous nit Der Mobrbeit, fort NIT Der
Rcsfe! Sd made ben Mnfans uno
babe einen beroif6tn gntfdlub se-
fabt, Der feintr Riibnbkit pesen ielbft
tn biefen tpelteefdidtIiden .3eiten
ni4t perfeblen tpirb, srObss Mufieben
an erresen! Sd babe meinsn IN
OeuHdlano IN einem umtreis bon 8
Rslometern riihulidft betannten Ras
men WaJ Waf{ in ben popieriorb
Setporfen unb nsnne mid bon beute
ab gana ebrIid unb often
Mar Mareus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28
dJreit $rtft fit stras: 9itaFag 28. 5eptembtr 1875.

Dab tD lett Dem Sdge Mngtt Ddbe DOT
alien, pas Elm Brief bringen fOnnte.
Dor mir felbit nieleiht, odb ih peid
unb barmberais tperben f0nnte, no
i9 bart fein mub unb min. Darum
i'd Mills Sbnen ge5teben FEB ib
bier nnter frembem Namen ~ Die es
piHen follen, pifIen barum fem
3eihen unb feline .3eile ion mid on
bas erinnern, mas eeideben. Sd bin
elmer, Der NIT ieiner 8ersansenbeit
ftrtig lit. ---
Or. Wilbelmi nor ans Jenfter se@
treter uno iob btnaus in ole Nadt.
Limb bod meine id,1 fagte CT enbz
lid leiie, fife miibte mod einmal an
meme Sir poden, 10 ober 70. Manhz
nal fommts iiber mid - pie Elm bdnz
ges Mbnen mie penn bas GntieBz
li9e nod mir griffe nit taufenb 9dnz
ben. Mber in min ni9t. Sd --
@hrin unb genenb Hang bas Selez
pbon. Da gabs nod Mrbeit in leBter
@tunoe: Gin S~terbenber," fagte Or.
Milbelmi iura pom Mpparat fer au
mir. r5ie fDnnen ibn nidt neiter
transportieren. Der Mrat fagt, es
banole fih nod UNI Elm paar Stunz
ben. Glen Sic our Balm. Sd be-
forge bier 0as N0tiee. Gin 3immer
lift fret"
4 X
ga, Elm Sterbenber par eS, ben mir
nah elmer balben Stunbe bra1ten.
Sn 'bifterem @hpeisen taten nil
unfsre pfli9t. Muf Der Srasbabrs
lag elmer. ben Der Sob felt bielt. Sir
leifes StDbnen bann unb mann. So
Hang in Der Stine Der Madt, burd
bic mir fdritten. tpie Elm erftidtel
Shrei. --
limb bann ffano Bic Sabre mitter
i'm 3immer. 9el fiel bas 2iht al'
bos iusenblide Mntlib bes @terben'
ben.
Mns BEN 9intergrunb am Genfte,
tam Dr. WiIbelmi Mnb frat 81 inn.
Gtne SetunDe lp0r6, Odb ct 5u'
fommenaudte un6 f1 iGb en,porrin'
tete. gBie j6be SiIfIpfgtsit log Is il
BEN Blide. ben It auf mid ri@tete.
Damn aber beustr Il fH Diebt'
iiber ben Hpbtpunbcn.
Der Offnete Die Musen. Wie be,
S9red eines grfennens ging es iibe,
fein gefi@t. Wis Elm 9nden our4lit
es i'm. aIs ipolIie Il 6ie lebtt Rrnf
s~ufammenrafftn. fi@ auf3uri9ten.
Mber Dr. @iIbtlmis 40n6 Ieete i'd
auf feline @tirne.
~Rubis bleiben,@ fogte e Ieife. xDl
bift In gutter Out
Dn taftete Der 6terbenbe iiber bi
Dede feiner Tragbabre btnpeg mad
Der 9onb hes Mrates.
2eife perIieb i1 NIT benz WGrte
bic @tube. gu belfen mar fir Uni
bier ni6ts mebr.
Mls cine 6tunoe fpGier Or. Wil
belmi 5u mir ins 3immer traf. bo
q mir ftunlm Die 9nno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28
FIRE

Neue sire Escapes" na6 benz itelteu
@efet gebn1it, aIte Gorridtungen llmge~
bout. &pmmt gu uns, ebe Sbr einer
aontrnft unter5dreibt uno eripart @elr.
Grp6ett 1920.
S. "A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
5O1 Nprb= Gberrp Gtrnfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28
DRoMcooLE BROS.

Bir iinS borbereitet fiir ollie &eparns
turen bon Gdmudfnben unb beionoers
init Dinmnnten befebten @egenitdnben.
0me Mrbeit gnfantiert. Niebrigite Hrets
ie. s1O5 Sft~6oufton ctr. sites Eel.
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cHlRoPRAcTlc COLLEGE

Often fir Ilfnabme i'm Central S1s
fices@ebGnDe, Nnbnrro Ctr. 2ernt Gnh
feIbft fenmenl Sreie Rrifun9 in ben
HarIors bes College. S. 81. Stone, Sc.
Rrdii6ent; S. 8. Circle, M. 9, 9eAmt
TeIephnn Grpdett 1851.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

Drum ouf fir beuifde ebrs,
Ou tapfres 9eutss Gsihle4t!
Der bsfie Sdilb Der 6eere
6eibt OotesIaRb nnb @edbt.
9. ~. Asx1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28
6ola NIB QohIe.

@r ibalten bic bette &obIe un6 bas
bette Bremboi5. probiert luns. Glaze
8ssb & sGsal Go. sgrodett 6058. Neies
Sd. 1811.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

Naatraten- merit Cure alten 6e6er<
bctten niht fort. 3abt uns Seoer<Nds
troben nis ben alien Saden MAIDEN.
Huffp Mattrek Co.. Trabis 1868.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

Eerlanst - 9innanteyk alte @oi0s
llrlo @ilber5aden. Wilia1t u. Gapnrrp,
.SSutpeIier; 519 Sftr@oufton Ctr. 2onis
Boot Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

81. 8. q. Eipes, Dfaeopotb, los
SoIe6ub ctr. ober. Office Tel Ct.
166. MebuuneateI. Ct. 1887 C6M5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

&arrp B~iattermann. Neue unb &C.
hrnlidte BiGarbsTii6e II. 1teuiilien. 109
Main Mbe.. Sm Intpnip, Ser, Sci.
Grodett 3025.
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Security window Cleaning Co.

43O W9ain Npe. gtabIiert felt z Sabren,
Senifer IN 8obnunaen uno Officen 9es
reiniqt. MdBige Rreiie. Snrbe bon
@Ias entfernt. grodett 1877. Neues Eel
1877. s. 9. Schooner, Wgr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

320 &HbsAlaimD Sfr. Griftlaiii9e SinIs
mer unb 8ef0ftigung $1.2b per Sag; So
per ISOLDE. GUNNER $3.50 per MoGe.
Bah frei. Meifenoe ertpiinidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

gen. ~ergraiten 8olbarte. Seine
a1igen blidten ld)tper uno griible-
rifd in Die Serne, oils iudten lie
BORT etnog, ous fie bod, nidt finoen
fonnten.
Isle Iange nod, Serr &apitan2"
manbte er iid nab langem Sfppci-
gen an Den Mmn i'm HegenmanteI
ueben ibm.
.gsod5 bier Shlnoen Serr 3inter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

8ir leeen before Seitentpeee unb
m66ten Shnen raferen acifennni4lae
202 Central Dfiire Grabbing. Eel. Groi>
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naeeI bier Gtrmoen bis gan~
I5ig~. mo- Die Mntport. Damn idmies
gen mie0er beioe. Ger Gapit1n lug
te aus, ~banobabte oos &uoer unr
rief bon 3eit at 3eit ettpos ms
Spradrobr; 9err 3~ifnernaaeI lies
iif auf Der Banf nie0er, mo er id}on
Die gan5e Nad5t iiber geieiien un6
~itarrte in ben NebeI binolis. 80
blieben jie cine Gt,tn6e un6 LANCER.
Wortiebuns fclet.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

Lone Star Fish & Oyster Co.
fiihrt aefunobeitIi9e Slide, Gultern uno
UefIigeI. SOB 8eftsgomnterce StrGbe.
grodett $50.
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=3nlenber


s. S. Gpsar & Spn, Bicycle @eparaS
turen urb Supplies; nele nub 9ebraidte
Bicycles. Git lbe. 9.
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SGMiIiensN itf9en NIB 4ro{dfen. Be<
{urqf Ilmaieben un0 Gg6beI : Qn0ernng.
6sgeose ; $rmsfer. xxtepboa 1913.
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FRITZ REUTER-

T4SA4A 0HO4GxAA
III gnmerol Ctr. MrtomobiI ; Mepnraz
tlren, DEbneetbIene : G@peibrng. Ars
beiten an Mnf1brtsz un0 gnt5iinbun9Ss
Nppdrot. @rodett 1926.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

10LL81 RosaSl R01LeI
Gx6e, 3iuurnt> nlb einfnbe Anffees
9fols. 2al@ 0rot III rmjdla8. @dIfeb's
NoteI Bnierb. 121 Nue. q. GrOdett
b3S6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

C. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
Gambler in 9nrbtpnre, Oefen uIlb
DIehfpanren. Braftiider aIempner nub
Da6beder. 984 OFF, Commerce StrdBe.
xrabis 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

4ONE MAN =
Nuto<Werbede unb Gite. Mn5freidbe.
Gbcp IN Herbinoln8.
Wagner Auto Tep CO.
Grs6ett 7517. IA pa-Gsmttsn Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-28

Der Morgen eripadte 5agbaft
er ltano aIs mattbeller Sfein ann
Sitbimmel. Die Come fonnte lid)
nod nidt ourh ben Nebef binourc1-
arbeiten, Der aIs trdge, lftpere Mal-
ie unbemeglid iiber Dem Saff tr6um-
te. Die fleinen, fur5en Welen
idlugen gesen ben eiiernen Bug bcs
aonigsberger 0ampfers, Der li6)
if)iper itofmeno pormdrts arbeitete.
Sben mf Der &ommanoobonf
itann neben Dem &apit1n elm @err
IN oidem Mantel, Die S1nbe tief in
ben Talden D~ersroben. Ger Tor-
geniuino ipieIte NIT feinem mGd5t..-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
THAT {. AND o. SCHEDULE

Several days ago we cndeavored 10 point out
The changes that might be made in railroad
schedules thai might aid. in tite settlement Of
large extents of country about Richmond NOT
no" Inhabited by certain classes of our citizens
W. had in mind particularly the schedules of
three branches of the C. and @ which come into
lhG city. Needless 10 add we die not pick This
tosd for any other than that if has more
branches entering the city than any other single
road. In connection with that article We have
been handed the following statement from an
Ofleial Of the road.
The company already has local trains into
u Richmond Ia the morning and out In the
evening that scheduled to meet the
views of the ontoftown people who desire
~ 10 do business In Richmond AS matter
OF tact. one can arrive from the Charlottes.
vile line at $50 ard 2 So A. NJ and leave
~ 5. ~ +. NJ; over the James River line al
ND A.ss A. III. and leave al Sis p NJ and over
~ lie Newport News line at a:55 A. ~ and
4 q aAsts II > r. W. Whai better schedule can
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
Candidates for the GoyeTnorship

Although the primary is more than two years
distant. yet Honorables j. Taylor Ellyson anc
John Garland Pollard have formally announced
themselves candidates for the Governorship OF
Virginia
Few men in public life in Virginia have been
long in service useful work as MIR.
EllSson, For nearly twenty years he has been
chairman of the Democratic state Committee.
and as IAeutcnant-Governor for several terms
has has given general satisfaction. and the
many business and political friends of Mr. Ely
con Will be deeply interested in his candidacy.
Honorable John Garland Pollard has also
been honored in party and other circles Of the
State. As member Of the Legislature OF Nir-
Ginia and of the Constitutional Convention. Mr..
Pollard gained public recognition which re-
suited in his election Attorney General Of
the State of Virginia. and his many friends will
watch his campaign closely.
Virginia is fortunate in having men OF such
character and merit seeking the highest office
in the State Government. and it may be that
there others for it has been stated that
Honorable Richard Evelyn Byrd, Mr.. West
moreland Davis, and Honorable Carter f. Glass
may enter the campaign later.-Madison Ex-
pouent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
ElI,son Is Out for Governor.

lieutenan t-Gorern0r ]. Taylor Eilyson last
Friday night in Richmond announced his can
dldacy for the high office OF Governor OF Vir-
GINA The Lieutenant Governor recites his pub
lie service OF many years in various positions
MS the best way for the people to intelligentiy
pass upon his qualifications for the place he
is now seeking.
For the past thirty years Mr. Fliyson has
been In office and during that time has filled
many positions The election viii not be held
for two years, there remains ample time for
other candidates to come forward. United States
District Attorney Richard Evelyn Byrd of Win
chester. has yet made announcement. but
II is confidently expected by very many persons
mat he Will shortly be in the race. Representa-
tive Carter Glass. of IVnchburg, Is undecided
about entering the fight and he may not reach
conclusion until after the primary election
next summer. His friends are trying to per-
suade him TO announce himself az candidate
for Senator Swansons place and Il is likely
the result of that primary will settle his posi-
ton on the Governorship OF the two candidates
already IN the field, the brilliant Attorney Gem
eral, John Garland Pollard. Is an anti-1nachin
or organization man. Lieutenant Governor Ell
tyson, however is at present chairman OF the
state Executive Committee which position he
mas held for number Of years
dispatch from Richmond dated February
70, says: Richard Evelyn Byrd says there is
TO truth in the rumor that he would retire from
the gubernatorial contest, and that he is in the
hGht to stay regardless of who may come or
who may STAY. he will be there TO the end
Edinburg Seminal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
WISE RIFIIlnINlr

The report Of the Richmond building inspector
for the month Of February shows an increase Of
over twenty thousand dollars In building for
the month Of February This shows that the
people in general are taking notice Of the fact
thai is good lime 10 build, when mate
rails are chear. labor is cheap and the weather
Is opening up for more aud increased building
enterprises Real estate also revived to large
extent during the first two months OF the year
Should the present rate continue 1916 VIII have
little TO apologize Tor In the way of volume of
business
What people need IS confidence In them
selves and their country. What the country
needs ia tins realization that all this talk about
business being under hack IS very often the cry
raised by biz business itself to give opportuni.
ties for sougtug the people We have noticed
that all these reports about in idental happen
ings Of the days news affecting stock prices
money prices and general business interests turn
out TO the advantage Of The monied interests
and 70 the disadvantage OF the people When
money gets tight 90 you think the big men OF
the financial world are losing any Of theirs?
They are merely refusing loans 10 the people
Al large except al rates sufficiently high to in.
cure them against any possible loss You may
he very sure that n 81 the hue and cry the in.
terests Of Wall Street have raised In the last
few years about ruinous conditions had been
true, some Of them would have been ruined. but
they are still making money. We may take with
grain Of salt the newt announcement Of bust
nesf depression