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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT

thursdays meeting of the Ortiina nee
Committee is n regular session and the
matter of demanding Mr.. Wells rcsig-
nation is among several important
questions scheduled to come up for ;c-
ton.
u. u. Mccarthy and X. y. C;oodc who
were jointly accused with Well in re-
ports filed with Mayor Ainsiie by The
Vie" Commission. have since ceased TO
he iu"'nhcrs Of tho Board of Police
commissioners After entering the
rae" for recollection as II member of the
Polio" Hoard, Mr.. Mccarthy withdrew,
while Mr.. tioodc resigned following the
adoption by tho Council OF resolutions
calling for his resignation.
Tn" investigating committee recon-
rnendcd that Mr.. We'll also be requested
To resign. hnt the Council amended
, this so as merely to reprimand Mr.
We'll. Following tho action of the
mass meeting. Councilman Pitcher in :
PRODUCED the resolution requesting Mr.
We'll 10 tender his resignation as a
Police Commissioners. and IL is this pa :
per on which the Ordinance Committee
is expected 10 act on Thursday night.
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VERDICT CLOSES CASE WHICH
HAS STIRRED COIORED COLONY

The jury's verdict closes a case which
stirred tho colored colony To its depths.
shortly after dusk on a midsummer day
Arui$taa Walker was slain in his
own nome oy his OWN son. When the
police came upon the scene the son told
them tlat he had mistaken his father
for burglar aud had fired through
u latticed screen III the back door at
the figure of a man on the rear porch.
Coroner Taylor held an inquest and
came to the conclusion that the kill
ing WAS accidental and SO testified in
the Police Court where the young man
was acquitted. Friends Of the dead
man. however. would not let the mat
ter rest with the acquittal and coun-
sci was employed to line up evidence
that had not been brought out at the
hearing III the Police Court. The Hust-
inEs Court grand jury returned a true
bill and the accused was put on trial
for his Lie La st Elil:.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

meet with Mrs. j. q. Donaldson, Edge
wood avenue. Friday at 7:45 D. m.
Mrs. $. d. Clegg, leader.
District 124-125 will meet with Mrs.
James II. Beans, Pleasant Valley,
Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. Mrs. S. ed.
Elliott. leader.
District No. 127-A will meet with
Mrs. l.. H.. Reynolds, Park View,
Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Miss Ethel
Williams, leader.
District No. 14S will meet with Mrs,
r. Donaldson, 4O7 5. Front street,
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Mr.. C. c.
Smith, leader.
The Bethlehem Bible class win meet
at the Bethlehem Chapel. Tuesday al
500 O'Clock. Miss Mary Wayman,
leader.
The A~etnaville Bible class will meet
at the A~etnaville Chapel. Thursday al
1880 p. m. Miss Anna Frederick,
leader.
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NEIeHeoRHooo BIBLE CLASSES.

The Central Bible class OF the Neigh.
borhoOd Bible classes will meet Fri
day at $3.50 p. m. at the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The lesson 10 be studied will be the
Sunday school lessons for November
2lst and 27th. Rev. J. p. L~eyenberge-
Will have charge OF the class. Please
note the change OF name from Lead
ers' class TO the Central Bible class
All are welcome.
The Home Girls Bible class will
meet Monday at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs.
r +. Faris. "a North Front street.
Miss Alma Hubbard. leader. District
No. ~ viii meet with Mrs. jos. A. Met
ali. 10 Fifteenth street. Monday at
200 o'clock. Miss Laferty, leader.
The Echo Point Bible class will
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could actually get the f~ragrances. You
Know when you walk you often get the
doors Of the woods and fields. but YOU
never do In "A machine. or II you do
theyre gone before you can place them.
There was the smell OF ripe grapes, and
the smell Of a bonfire and the cldery
smell OF over-ripe apples. / loved il,
My dear" she came 10 a sudden con-
science-stricken pause. how I have been
running on Perhaps you love TO rush,
and think I'm a crank. Do you e"
ell. ] answered in all truthfulness.
II II tell you what I've been WISHING.
and you may Judge for yourself"
What"
That / knew Wilhelmina we'll enough
TO ask her to taxi me to ride some day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
ChApman-Hustad

a qllet wedding was Solemnized At
noon Friday. when Miss Fditb Msv
husted. daughter Of -.r. Charles ~
Hustled. OF the South Size. pecan. tho
pride or Nj. Harry Chapman. son OF
Ihomas Srler koontz solemnized thu
marriage at the parsonage Of tho Sec
ond Presbyterian church. There were
no attendants.
MI and Mrs. Chapman left on a brief
wedding journey and VIII upon their re-
turn 10 Wheeling take up their residence
-I ',ulh NhttllhE Both are popular
members OF "a large circle and viii re-
'"iNe tue good wishes ana conEratutq-
lions Of their many friends Tn. groom
IS employed at the Wheeling CorrucR-
ting Company, where ne is well known
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And You Wake Up With
Beautifully Curly Hairl
Town TattIerD

This H. "a secret that viii. I know. be
appreciated by my lady who dislikes the
tedious and task of twisting
her locks around "a heated iron. perhaps
singing the hair. burning or the ends.
and bhsteriug fingers or scalp 30 the
operation. From any ruEEis procure
a few ounces OF pure liquid silmcrins
and at nlEht pour a. little onto "a clean
tooth brush n draw this down tho fun
length Of the hair 4 simple thing 60
do, but remarkably enectual. as will bo
apparent In the morning.
The hair viii have "a wonderfully soft
uuUy CIrllncss. much more natural look
Ing. E~lnssisr and lvelcr lu appearance
than where "a waving iron has been
used. Silmcrlue doesn't make the hair
sticky or greasy and there Will be no
trouble doing g. up In any style desired.
o Ormsbee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Ihnrn Ire many people who have "a
I..irr In Inf stomach after meals
II dino fu Indigestion and ..r.fy
r' wfiI.l lr taking ono OF chamber.
.u Tablet. after m.HI. Nr. Urrrg
I~H1ENHu. Victor E ufifs. Dor
some elmo wa troubled with head.
H ht end H.aff... In mf stomach Hffr
'HfINt also With UuuHH U1H0u About
..N months aro began taking Cham.
brrlaIn'a Tablets They regulated die
action NJ my bowels and tho headache
ana n'hrr annoyance ceased In a
.hof' time Ohtainahlc everywhere
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b. p. o. Z. Dance.

one OF he most interesting events OF
the coming week. is announced bv the
Following Invitations:
Club Night.
w ednesday. November Tenth. SEQ n m
wheeling Il. 4. .. l.. No. %
We cordially invite yourself and Iadias
20 attend lhe 'lub Night Dance. 70 be
given on Wednesday evening Noyemhcr
tenth. at Elks Gu Auditorium.
we want you 20 attend and helm make
thsse affairs the success Of the I9I5-
1876 season.
SaNophone Orchestra.
THE Committee.
Earl Hedges William vort.-
Alvin Schbert Elmer VeIty
William Windsor
second dance OF series ThanksgiiNng
I've. wednesday. November 2Gth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

NTTITETTlHUf mo TUTWU TUUTTUU"U
for two very interesting meetings So
urday Of this week. in the cause OF
f~qual suffrage. Ous viii probably he
an open air meeting saturday afternoon
and the other In the Board OF Trade
rooms saturday evening. Miss Antoin-
ette unk, OF Chicago a prominent SUE
lraslst orator and one OF the speakers
sent out by the congressional Union
VIII make the addresses. Miss Funk il
IN TINS city on her way TO the Hunting
ION convention, which is to o.. held al,
Ioth, l,th. and 18Th. Of this month.
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EQUAL suffrage R.o.p,,on

tomorrow afternoon thu suffraEIsts
OF the city Will entertain with an infor-
maj reception at the home Of Or. Mary
Baron Monroe. 21lG Eoff street. The
members Of the webster district of tho
Equal suffrage League will preside as
hOstesSeS.
Attractive decorations Of yellow and
" hlte the suffrage culprS. Will adorn
ne rooms, delicious Refreshments Will
De served and the members Of the
OF their friends. There will be no charge
Tor admission but q variety of aprons.
viii be offered for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
W0MAN'S CLUBS


the Drama League department
o. the MomSu.s club viii meet az the
a y L. W. building al 30 o'clock.
review OF current events will be
given. anC the Pageant of Athena" re-
Srn.LF given al NaSsar viii be described
py Mrs. p q. Ewing.
The chairman. Mrs Walter :. Kelley.
VII speak on the works Of two eminent
Eusllsh play wriEhts, Sir Arthur Wing
Ilnero and Henry Arthur Jones. The
FORMER = play The Liars T. now being
SHOWN In New York with Grace George
ana her company. and will prove partfc-
ularly instructive and interesting Tor
today study.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

An important meeting will La. haId
Thursday afternoon OF this week m
$50 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. y. n.
laws. TO Mapl" avenue. Woudlawu. The
eltctlon OF OFFICERS and the selection of
Two delegates To the Huntington CON
Nentiou VIII claim attention togethC-
win other Important business matters.
MrS. =. = kumIu' is a delegate from
,lay district and Mr~. Flora Williams
was elected Co represent Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

The festivities OF tho week which
promise many. will be led off this ey.n-
ing win a charming dancing party. f0r
men. "A large number OF guests hae.-
received copies Of the following invit,-
In honor Of Mrs. James MrC.ftrb.,-
Mr. and Mrs. William Uaarr,
request the pleasur, OF your conlpsr, ar
"a dance
ON the eighth OF November
at nine % clock
at Fort Henry club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

society. Viii give De- E~tff.a-Nf4Ifs W,T'
n'sdtF afternoon and evening <oy.r.
~ pr. at ne beethoven HsII. corner of
ARDS tuu dancing wIII provide 4u .r.
teri. ming program for tho evening .u
m''h'f- and f.'if Hf.f. being |r.TI.T
l' attend luncheon VIII Ir ..r...
LOT IIF IItfs.r. NJ Tho rursf. r#r.ur
.h' afternoon and evening IUI fH. s.f.
towing ruumIffr. IH". fu. Affair .r
liiEe Mr.. Louis E..I.. ATr. T.o
lllnHe. Sire Valentine Baltic. Nra r..,
schmidt. Mr.. U4r H..H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
RIVER NEWS

One of the bear traps at the Mcl
Mechen dam has been lowered in or
der To J the packets In the lowor
river sufficient water to work on. Ihd
stage at the local wharf boat, as re
suit, is about 8 feet.
The kanawha and Reuben DUNBAR
are working behind schedule and are
down river. They will not be upI
until later in the week. The Liberty
was In yesterday from Matamoras.
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reception Last Evening

NJ and Mr-. Walter sun@G.r. .,
their home BOO kIrkwuod. received fr.ir
lri'nds Ltrt evening. informally. iu hon
nf OF MISS |lHdy- sunshine. of KNOX
W Ashland. ~. Tho Engagement IN
Miss kledsTmau and MT. Louf. Tuvsr-
ItIntr or bridgeport. has been arnsIr.-
.d aru fhe Wedding viii Do tr inter-.
inE event OF December. Last s-v.rir--
Ftnt was planned ALSO g- Il .srv lr.
HEntful p~rc-uuptIal attention.
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Music Department.

On Wednesday afternoon OF his week.
nc music department OF the Woman's
cruz meet Tor a study hour in the a. %.
4. W. building. This is their second
year OF study N an members Of the
cruz Who are Interested in musical his
tory will be made welcome. Mrs. Juiius
POLLOCK IL chairman OF this Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Collegiate Aiumnae Associatiop.

Nr harold Brennan. the city solicitor
VIII make am address before th. Colt-z..
ate Association. az their Nov
tWber meeting, saturday az ESQ O'Clock.
having as his subject "Whut Women
should Know About Law.' Reports Will
DE gwen OF the West Virginia state con-
ttull"u uN Me~dameS VIII Riggs. II. N.
hiWberlaud and William Sufel The
vice president, Miss Elizabeth Stamm.
VIII preside at the meeting. iu the alb
~cuCe Of the ut -SIdeut Miss Anne HuruE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

The first social affair ar tho present
reason arranged hy the Ladies Social
club OF tho Carroll club will DO given
this afternoon iu the club rHrIura. gard.
VIII furnish tho main aversion of fHs
n'ur ana "a prfttly appointed luncheon
win BE- served 90 their conclusion TI...
Hro e. matter ~ pleasant authorization
and fo.dnva affair VIII usher In mare
others equally ss delightful for the COM
ing months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Country woman's club.

N"getahle Cookery is the Interest,"
ing toric chosen by the Country Wom-
ems club OF Clinton. for discussion At
thelr regular meeting AT the linton. NJ
= church. Thursday afternoon al 1850
o'clock. Mrs. Edward Maxwell Is the
leader. The election OF officers will
come NJ AT this meeting alos for con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Members Of the Current Events de-
Partlneut are anticipating the coming OF
meeting OF Friday. November ~. Miss
f~aruing.s talks are always Of more
thtn ordinary interest and give "A most
graphic and interesting account OF thu
happenings OF the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
SIDE TALKS
A Different Auto Ride
(sS Ruth Cameron,

n CIlJ AuJO Illuc
had the loveliest auto ride last
week, a friend Of mine said TO me re-
so inquired. where did you eo7-
She named a place only fifteen miles
7 thought you had been there a good
Not as went last week"
Nhat was the difference? The ma
Tt Was the Driver That Made IL
She laughed. 40 the driver Nv dear
except through the outskirts OF tho civ
where IL isn't pretty. I don't believe We
went more than fifteen miles an hour.
1t was wiIhelmina's car she wen,
n You know I've driven a great deal
with various friends. hut never went
with her before. and Il was a revelation
OF now much pleasure you can get out
OF a drive lt You don't feel you must
We went quite swiftly through the
city, but the minute we got out on those
IoNely country roads we slowed down
and enjoyed Il. You wonder why / should
enjoy a drive that ] must have taken 50
like the same road; il an looked so ar
ierent when I really had a chance TO
see Il. There's a lovely little house
we rush past Il. wilheImi1a Vent mar
ttcularly slow there because she knovys
m interested in houses like that. and
] got several ideas for my little house
They Actually Stopped the Car
lheu az a certain bend in the road
lner' rs a. ~Nely "a view as / ever saw
AZ home or abroad I always knew h
was attractive. but I never had the
Ialntest idea how much so before. ne
cause I've never had more than "A twep-
ty-mile glimpse OF o.. And what DO Won
think. Nilhelmira actually stopped the
car tnere. She says they always do. and
in.
host people have a perfect horror Of
sLOppihk any where except at an inn or
tet-rpoW- Ihey Geen 20 think YOU ara
OUT 10 soc how much ground Won can
g1Ner' but Wllnelmiua d. out TO see how
HNu'n happiness you can get. and III any
one in the machine wants 10 sion sE.
stops "lIingly. We stopped twlce-once
~ I3oh az "A house someone was interest
Just think Of e.
80 SLOW They Could Get the Fragrane.
,hAhu ny dear. the most remarkable
'"int OF all We went 20 slowly that We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Miss Huber Shull VIII be hostess on
thursday afternoon Of this week to tho
members Of the Priscilla Improvement
ciub. \ program arranged as follows
will be given.
What ~ Being Done for Public Health
by
Federal Government
....... Mrs. Harry Strickland
west virginia. Mrs. W. l.. Duncan
S-Rockefeller Foundation .....
............ Mrs. J.. II. Newton
Zonc-Mrs. C.. IL. Roycc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

program OF much pleasure will be
enJoyed Wednesday evening by the
Noman's Improvement club. which will
meet In the Normal building OF West
Liberty. Wednesday evening az S O'Clock.
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tended the public TO purchase. All the
articles to BE- offered Sre nome made
and consist OF breads. cakes and pie
and other dclicacies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Tuesday. Novomcrb 8Uth. the King e.
daughters Of the Second emitted Trsebv-
terrain church. will hold "a market and
bazaar. IN the lecture room Of tho church
Lunch VIII b. served from n 10 Loo
o'clock. Miss prusiIla Garden e. chair
man In charge OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

n class Taught by gfra Elliott OF
mo second United Pre- bytsrIan church
VIII hold r. market SATURDAY r.rTfr-
november -. o. The George D. efIraI 81
60. store. a cordial Invitation la a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Mrs. Charles B~ourhB~tv and AZ.
ntrl'- Duncan. have issued fuyItIff1rs
Tor a bridge party. To- he given lf frs
nome or The latter nest Thursday af.--
noon. large number of guests rs,..
been invited which includes man, f-.r
Wheeling 81 social scr.
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valley Grove woman. Club.

IN Friday afternoon OF this week the
W oman's club OF Valley Grove will
meet al teh home OF Mrs. II. \. Forney.
\ general discussion OF Water system
in the Home viii be led by Mrs. smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
GRADUATE Nurseg A,-,oeiation

] Tie regular November meeting Of the
ONO county Graduate Nurses associa-
tou viii De- held on Thursday after
noon. at o o'clock 900 the North Wheeling
hospital At this meeting Officers are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

RhAA NA' nAaAAF VIII DE arranged w.HHE
the following IN chagc.
Fancy Booth:
hesdames
Morgan Vester. Carl Larre
william Weiss. Leon Raofer
Ice cream. cake and candy b., .L.~-.
OF Girls Guild:
Misses
LahA lhNWell Margaret Maxwell.
Ruth Peabody. CIarimond NfeDdci
Ellen FrCter. Doris WHITMAN
,'tt ward, Jeue Williams.
Ihillis StroheI. TfhIvu Nrgran.h.-
IlI'l ftrhlns, Ida Hitch.
Mesdamee.
Arthur Whitley. Harvey varo.rg
John Downing. Singleton p4uU
WILDER Watkins. James Arra
brytl Eeutly.
Pickles. J%eliies. preserves.
Junior King Daughters
Miss Ellen Frcfcr.
Apron booth
william Wolfe. Walter Bowman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

1T is the soul that sees. the outward
eyes
Present tho subject. bur the mind
dcCricS.H
Roll Call-Picturos from French Ills
tory.
Tho situation OF France iu Interna-
tiOnal Commerce.
Joan OF Arc.
Current Events
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SsN eral affairs Of moment are 60 receive
I'll ana ~ Is hoped all members
VIII make an effort 10 ne present.
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o be elected and with other Important
usiness matters a large attendance is.
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Mrs. T. D. Best will entertain the Is
land Literary club at their meeting fo.
morrow evening. Miss Mary 4 Fpgus
Is the leader ami the following program
Will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Board MseaEE,

Cards have been issued by the board
OF directors. OF the Florence Crittenton
Home Tor a meeting TO be- held this az
~ternoon. at the home in Ella Grove. u
Is requested all members make "A partic-
ular effort TO attend. as several import
ant business matters are TO BE- discussed.
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We asked the young lady across
the way II she was interested in the
hoi polloi n she said of course with
her social position and all she met
them frequently and found them very
nice but really she considered the
common people owe so much more
interesting.
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DAVIS ISLAND DANE feet. sta
tiouary. clear.
srEJ BENNILLE-S.3 feet. s~tationl
PAIakERSEURG-l feet. stationary
MORGANTOWN-7 feet. stationary
clear.
OIL CITY, feet. stationary. cle,r
NAisitN-.b feet stationary: cielr.|
So Miss Biffers IL married a laStg1
Yes"
And who was the happy man
AEc-Htrald.
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Annual turkey supper.

The ladies OF 81. Luko's church Will
ilola lhelr annual turkey supper. Noycm-
Der -. and In connection a bazapr
VIII Dc given. with "a display OF hand-
some articles which will be Appreciated
nF the Christmas shopper. The menu ia
'taooiSte ana combines the many deli
cious dishes served with a roast turkey
supper.
The following are the committees in
EhaWHaH aA
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Committee ndeetinr.

This afternoon AT the Young Women's
christian Association. = special meeting
Is called Tor ? O'Clock. when the commit
tee in charge of the chiIdren's booths AZ
the Y. W. G. A bazaar VIII convene.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-10-20

application of lime in proper quanti-
ties. It is also probable that the lime
used for agricultural purposes carries
some potash, which will add to the
amount of potash liberated from the
soil by the action of the lime upon the
soil.
This is worth investigating, and we
would suggest to farmers that they
take the matter of using lime up with
the Clemson experts. They are in pos
session of sufficient expert knowledge
to say whether or not the results OBJ
tanned, in the matter of rendering pot
ash in the soil available by the use OF
lime, will warrant its application.
These specialists will also advise what
quantity to use per acre.
It will be impossible to secure sat
isfactory yield next year of any crop
without balanced fertilizer. and q
balanced fertilizer can not be had with
out potash, either applied with the 9TH
er fertilizer or liberated from the soil
itself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-10-20
Personal Accountability.

In the federal court in New York in
dictments have been brought against
directors and former directors of a
large railroad corporation for alleged
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law. The government has at last
adopted an effective means of curbing
large corporations. AS long as legal
proceedings were instituted against
the corporations or officers and not as
individuals, imposing fine when a
conviction was secured, violations of
the anti-trust law by monopolistic cor
porations were unchecked. But now,
when. under the criminal clause of the
antitrust law, action is brought per-
sonally against those who are charged
with the management of the corpora
ton, satisfactory results will be had.
Railroad magnates will not relish the
idea of going to Jail in order to make
larger profits. The national govern
ment generally finds way to stop an
evil or abate nuisance when once the
matter is seriously undertaken. Per-
sonal accountability will cause the Off
GERS of corporations to conform to at
least the spirit of the law.