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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24

BEACON, N: y. Feb. 2i--wtlliam
Ruf, gun pointer on The battleship
Texas, on furlough home here, has
received word from the navy depart.
ment that he set a new world record
in big gun craftsmanship of tho vir.
GINA ..capes in target practice. He
scored eight straight hits with IA.
inch gun ut a moving target 12 miles
away. He receives cash prize OF
$50 for this feat:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24
Bowling

MERRY WIDOW TOURNAMENT.
The Merry Widow twoman tourna-
.ment has started in full bloom and
great interest Is taken. The first few
teams that have rolled have piled Up
some very good totals. Green and
Davis take the lead with 1853. while
Fleming piled up 17s for high score.
Heckert iss second with 1863. Scores:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24
Baseball Briefs

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Authorities ut Sing Sing prison have
granted permission for the convic.
baseball team to meet teams from the
outside world this year. but It Is made
clear that all games must be played
the home lot OF the penitentiary.
This Is one club that has no cause for
worry over players jumping to other
leagues. .."-.';',s
outfielder Mike Mitchell, the for.
mer Pirate, who recently was released
by the Washington Americans to the
Richmond 1nternationals, has written
to friends that he Is attending the race
meeting in Havana. From Cuba no
expects to go to Baltimore in time to
see the ponies run at the Pimlico
track. ~
Manager Rebel. Cakes OF the Pitts.
burgh" Feds announces that he. will
leave on Sunday for the training camp
at Augusta, Ga. He win be accom-.
panied by a squad Of young athletes
who are suffering with baseball fever.
The aim OF this early departure Is to
give those who are over weight an
opportunity to shed some OF their su
perfuous beef. ~.
Nap Fucker, star southpaw Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, has deserted his
farm at Alpharetta, Ca. and is taking
a course Of baths and light workouts
at Hot Springs, Ark. He writes that
his aslary arm hasn't bothered him
for months. He believes that he will
be in the shape OF his life when he re.
ports to Manager Wilbert Robinson
next week at'Daytona, Fla =
West virginian Want Ads will rent
your rooms quickly. Try one today.
Cost Is small-only' i cent a word.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24
PAsrIME LEAGUE.

PASTiME LEAGUE.
They all look alike to the Easy
Marks when II comes to bowling.
Even the Pelicans, who won the chan.
pionship the first season, went down
to defeat last night before their nc.
curate aim. Holloway had high score,
while A. Mills stacked up the largest
total. The scores: 1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-24

West virginian Want Ads will. rent
your rooms quickly. Try one today.
Cost is small--only i cent a word.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
Invited Guests Co Hunting.

A Chickasha physician is host today
to a hunting party composed OF an
other medical gentleman and a bank
cashier. He would probably have ex-
tended an invitation to a Chickasha
reporter to become one of the party
had the automobile, in which the ply
.sician and his guests left the city
snipe and quail hunting combined,
have been larger The auto. however,
was only a five-passenger contraptiou
and when the reporter limited of his
willingness to sacrifice his business
and good nature and peace of mind in
the interests Of the party by becoming
IA member of that party, the host In
tones which "overflew" with emotion.
Tut which We're nevertheless firm.
told him the machine was old and
would not stand crowding. Assuming
that the physician had followed ?
timehonored custom and faxed them
he wanted the reporter did not urge
himself further as a candidate for an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
came to Eat Possum Dinner.

w, B. Moore Of Pocasset was in
Chickasha Sunday, coming in response
to an n'invitation from his father, Judge
T. p. Moore to eat 'possum dinner. Mr..
Moore, the younger, stated yesterday
evening before en- training on his re-
turn TO Pocasset that Judge Moore, the
elder Moore, had seemingly promised
more than he could make good on mas
much as the junior Moore failed to see
any of the possum-less or more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07

lots Of pepper and plenty Of salt
Judge Grigsby tried, earlier in the sea-
son, TO trap rabbits, but fell down on
the proposition. Later he has devoted
his attention to catching 'possums, by
proxy, and is making success Of it.
Following his possum feast, the judge
AYERS that Thanksgiving turkey is not
cne. two. three, as compared with pos
sum cooked a la "befo de wah." In
testimony whereof he is offering in
evidence The bloated, bay window ap-
pearance mentioned and a chin well
creased with the fat Of the 'possum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
Merely Morning Alter
In MuDiCiOal Court

Filled with regrets anG good resolu-
tions shattered, a bunch awaited the
coming of the mayor in the municipal
court this morning. With sadness and
sorrow, one by one, the bunch an
swered, as the name Of each was
called, Guilty, most guilty, most ex-
cellent mayor"
And the mayor did the rest.
First ccme, first served was the
order of the day. This led one pris
oner, loaded with a dark, brown taste
and an evil headache to step up to the
ounter and gather to himself fine
Of five dollars. One dollar Of this fine
was liquidated out of the change the
sootlegger had overlooked before the
unfortunate was gathered in; the re
naming four iroi men will be paid on
the streets of Chickasha with the
sweat Of honest toll.
Second up drew prize bunch of the
same value and had a five-spot in his
jeans wherewith to salve the wounded
feelings of the peace and dignity OF tbs
municipality
Next to the counter came a prisoner
who was found guilty of being just
plain drunk and with embellishing tho
plainness of the drunk with set-to at
fisticuffs. He seemed perfectly salts
fled when he was told his frolic was
worth five dollars.
And yet another citizen who had
wrestled with the mule" and wrangled
with him and fousled with him oply
to be in the end thrown, came in for
the favor of the mayor. This prisoner
was charged. like his predecessor with
being drunk and fighting and disturb
ing the peace generally. Unlike The
other drunk, however, the last gentle
man up had added few frills anf
fur bellows to his entertainment. These
extra pieces of art work the mayor
thought to be well worth an extra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
pid He Get the Butter?


Armed with a muzzleloading, hare
kicking shotgun, model 1885, shod in
top boots OF the cowboyest of cowboy
brands, with heels as high as Happy
Hooligans McNeill's highest collar
dressed in corduroy trousers, topped
off with a hat which had seen a large
number OF better days, Ross Cox. dep
uty county clerk, stole away from the
friends of his youth and the compan
ions Of his happiest moments day OF
so ago, feloniously intent to slaughter
and massacre and demolish and mur
der at least ten birds of the genus
quail. After forty-eight hours of steady
tramping and shooting and burning
gunpowder, Ross returned to the
scenes which have heretofore known
him and to the friends who love him
well. And. returning, he brought with
him the fruits OF his hunting. He had
two quail, one oldtime Shanghai roos-
ter. crop of 1901, one full grown
Thomas cat which he tried to make
his friends believe was a coon, one
bull pup, the pup alive and in seem
ingly good health and two pounds Of
choice butter. His friends are all won
dering where Ross got the butter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
chickasha Wins Game.

In hotly contested game the high
school basketball team of Alex lost to
the Seventh and Eighth grade team Of
the Chickasha high school Saturday
evening. The game was played in the
Chickasha high school gymnasium and
was interesting every minute of the
time it lasted The score stood 17-6 in
favor OF the Chickasha team when time
was called and the victory had been a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
Repair Fourth Street Bridge.

Street Commissioner Dan Beets will
put a force OF men to work within the
next day or so, repairing the Fourth
street bridge across Line creek. One
bent OF the bridge has been reported
as being in bad condition and Mr..
Beets will have this bent repaired and
thoroughly brace and overhaul the
structure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
Short Stories
OF THE TOWN |
cItx Finanee commIttee Meets.

The citys finance committee VIII
hold IL regular monthly session in
the office Of the city clerk tomorrow
afternoon. The membership Of the
finance committee includes Council
men Caneman, Hayes, Lorenson, Neal
and Cavett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
Bid the Business Yesterday.

Did the Business Yesterday
Chickasha merchants, to q man, are
wearing the Quaker Oats smile today
The smile owes its birth to the splen-
did business done by all on yesterday
the first Monday in December. The
stores were crowded all day long and
until the hours Of closing in the eve
ming and the thing which produced
smiles today seemed to be the demon
strated proclivity of the larger per
cent of yesterdays purchasers to pay
cash on the nail Christmas trade is
commencing to roll, said one mer-
chant "The people of the county and
Of the city alike he continued, ARE
getting the do your shopping early
well into their heads, greatly to their
own as well as to the dealers advan-
tage"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
of After the Boobies.

Dr. T. f. Emanuel, Or. w. II. Liver
more and II. L. Slusher left early this
morning on q days quail hunting ex-
petition The hunters viii depopulate
the bird population Of southern sec
lions Of Grady county, to the tune OF
ten birds each and return sometime
this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
kozv Rlaner SIN

Manager Blackstone has had the
plans OF his addition re-arranged so as
to add to forty-one feet additional to
the depth Of the building in place Of
twenty-five feet as he had at first in
tended. The addition will bring the
total seating capacity Of the Kozy up
TO five hundred
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07

piece of change so he told the defend
ant to timber up with yellow bacK
OF ten dollars value.
The next and last case on the docket
was one against a fellow citizen who
had strenuously objected to working
the streets or, in lieu Of the work Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07

paying his poll tax The defendant
was not present. However, cash
bond of five dollars was on hands and
the case was stricken from the docket
with the quotation after it of eBoud
forfeited Sergeant Looney ed
journed court in due and ancient form.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07
The 'Possum King.

If you chance to meet Judge Grigsby
on The streets of Chickasha this morn
ing and note the swelled up bay win
dow he is sporting, do not charge his
'front.' to pure and unadulterated
chestiness Charge it to 'possum-
three of them, three great big, fat.
juicy possums. cooked in their own
lard and served steaming hot With
sweet potatoes thanking the sides and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07

invitation Possibly it was first the
hest Two should be able to handle
one banker anyway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-07

hardfought one, the Chickasha players
finding the players from Alex foemen
well-trained and hard to beat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
EASY WAY TO MAKE
HAIR ATTRACTIVE

Ladies who find trouble In pro-
perly or attractiyely arranging. ana
dressing their hair should try using
little Partisan Sage. twice daily
for while and note the remarkable
Improvement. Partisan Sage. which
can be obtained from Wellesley
maker Co., or any drug counter,
makes the hair soft, 1tlstrous dufft
and wavy, takes out the dull, life
less appearance. dissoIyes the dand-
run and stimulates the hair ROOTS
into healthy. normal action. Instead
of merely sprinlIing the hair. It
should be rubbed right into the
scalp with the finger tips. Praisian
Sage Is a delightful hair treatment
for both hair and scalp, cannot pos
sibly injure the hair and is very
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
LETTERS
Unclaimed al, the Local Post
Office Are Advertised by
the Postmaster.

Unclaimed letters were adYeretSeo
here July 19, as follows:
Turnack Aranan. Mrs. Clarence
Ash, "a. Abbott
d. III. Bacchus. Charles Bassford.
Mrs Frances Bratcher. Homer Beck
hart, Geraldine Beckhart, Mrs. N.
Bailey, Ralph Baker. Walter Banks,
Edward Burk.
Barbara Coming. Gilmore Crouch.
Mildred volbert. Mrs. w. Casey.
Walter Conner.
Doddridge County Oil COMPANY,
Daniel Drake. Lem Dandone. Dia-
mond Shoe Company, Miss Rose "
Davis. Mrs. Emma Dewitt. Bertha
Davis. A. II. Dorman.
MI Emmett. Lloyd Evans.
Major Fleets, Mrs. Mary Faech.
Lizzie Foercha. j. Frank, Mrs. Edna
Forester, Luigi Fanto. Mrs. Carrie
waiter Golden. T. L. Con. Handle
" George. Emory Cough.
Miss Mary Holstein, John HaW-
kins, Thomas Hawley, Mrs. Riley
Hess, Mrs Moses Hess.
W. Jevaers, Jake Jarvis. Charles
johnson, Miss Anna Jose.
Hutton Karoly, II. B. Kestlet.
Tony Kunzler. x. Kato, ]. M Kuepp.
sBarsony Landor, C. D. Lytle.
Claude Lytle. Mrs. Maggie Little,
Mrs. Malissa Lewis, Mrs. ii. L. Lat
shaw. Edgar Long, Mrs Audess Low
rey.
Mrs. Fanny Morris. Miss Mary
Morris, f. j. Martin, Mrs. B. r. Ma
son, Charles w. Marshall. Mrs. Chas.
Morrison. G.. A. Moore, Miss Grace
McGunley, Mrs. H. w. McAninch, y
N. Maioney, j. H. Miller. Jesse A.
Mason, Lester Moore, Robert Muir
ply. Mrs. N. Monroe, William Machey
70. Everett Moore.
National Operative Mining Com
Ipany. Mrs James Nealy, ra Nicholas,
Miss Dollie Norman.
Sanford Posten. George Politfs 2,
Wash Pritchard, .Prunty and Stout.
Samuel Powell. James Pitts. Miss
Edith and Harry Phillips.
Miss Elizabeth Reed. Lizzie Rich
ardson. Miss Sadie Radcliffe. Mrs. A.
j. Reyonlds.
Giuseppe sovarati. Style Co.. Jean
Smith, Salt Sand Oil and Gas Com
pany 8, Charles Shanaman, Miss Car
/ RE Sutton, L. L. Snider, ]. Stems
George Summers, Oke Swisher, John
Shane, Wesley Shaffer, w. M. Stroth-
er. Mrs. w. WI Scott.
Perry Tomilson, Nancy Trembei
Jack Turner 2, Mrs. Rose q. Taylor
Thurman Trout. Flafd Trader, Trad.
jTuhikim.
w. Vanle.
Fraicis Wolfe, Robert Williams
I Audra Wade, Grace Wallace. Ber
Welch, Miss Anna Waddy. Sadie
!; Wright, w. M Wolfe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21

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80 0Nkllnnl - "a WGIp1 in to A.e<l1Ms-
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1870 1 y sxee9nnn akR0 enm14w se0mNa4EMHo
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sf1neea Or the hnnaa1n body. they
1870 Ne aupER1eA In tie Foods o.
-1G1enaeneea IN nn1neHm1 RrepMHM-
51fG1W. or mnfmE@l 1EmEw@t1OD eMY0e@
S~4fR RuaDernI1011N unchecked. The
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tnhercllo1aa .and r0fheE 49, A9.e
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ssSf1tnde1 sehrOuEhoW1 the etvMA1e4
Tl,1I. from another authorit&ttve
medical source comes Justification
Tor the use OF lime in the trea1nenS
OF stnce tiais Is ono of the tngredi-
anfa az E:clr1zaan's AlEerattye, much
~ the success attending the W10e-
/mnread use OF this r@ne0y 0ouor4S9@
Is due to the combination soL Ini y
ssasiiy asaimilable. It causes no
confaina neither optafee, narcotfc9
3 nor habit forming drugs, Il IL SAKE
70 Esesksmas,.s Alternative has efrected
.remarkable results In numerous
!, r9Eee OF pulmonary tubercutoe1s
/, Sconeuuueionl and allied chronic Al.
fectione OF the throat and nroncniAsL
passages In many lnS Sa1s v,a Jd
eompieteiy to 1t.
In case your druggist fs ont Of
It. ask him to order. or seno oirecs'
e He ID naboratorx. PAnadsaphaa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
~ ~
DEEDS
In the Office OF the County.
Clerk Here to Be Re-
corded by Him.

Anna Cork to James e. Cork. Jr..
and Sophia NJ. Cork. one-eleventh In
terest in 25.OS acres. Clark district
]. b. Pitts to James e. Cork, Jr.,
and Sophia NJ. Cork. op--eleventh IN
terest In 26.08 acres. Clark district.
Joseph F. Cork to- James p. Cork,
Jr.. and Sophia M. Cork, one-eleventn
interest in 25.Gs acres. Clark dis
susie NJ springston 20 James :.
Cork, Jr., and Sophia ID: CORK. ons
eleventh interest in 2540s acres,
Clark district.
Mintie Lipscomb to Ira L. Swiger.
i lot, Lipscomb addition.
wiley A. Ecker to w. w. Gaskins.
lot. Central Salem Land Oompany.s
Salem.
Arthur Parsons ct al. to Mabel M.
Butcher lot, Broad Oaxs.
! slot Wilson'S Hirst ADDITION. Salem.
Charles C. Cummins to I. g.. Webb.
1890 acres. Elk district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
TWO INSTITUTES.

Farmers Institutes are announced
to be held at Jehnstown and Lost
Creek this year. The Johnstown in
stitute will be held October % and
% and that at Lost Creek October
IS and 26. The announced IN
structors are ]. B. Huyett, Of Charles
Town; and Miss Nellie Woods, OF
Greensburg. Pa: with another in
structor to be assigned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21

The only animals left alive In the
Antwerp zoo are the elephants, which
are now being used for military
traction purposes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21

Rats in southern Italy have acquir-
ed the habit OF climbing the orange
trees. They suck the juice OF the
blood fruit, neglecting the others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
JACKSON FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Saul w. Jackson
was held at i: 80 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon at the family residence at
Adamston. The Rev. d. w. Cum
nineham conducted the services. The
body was then taken to Shinnston for
burial.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20

have taken place under similar circumstances in England. In that country this estate would have been taxed three times as much as here. In other words, it would have turned over to the government si5,oO0,0o instead of $5, 100000.
 In Swi ger and the inheritance tax laws are still more effective,
 If tho Brady estate had been sn Switzerland it ,.. would have turned over to the state eight times as much as it did here CT $4O,0QO,OOO.
 From this one can readily see that our American inheritance
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20

The late Anthony N. Brady left an estate estimated at from s7o, ooo, 900 to s1oo, 900, 900. Un- der the present inheritance tax laws in New York, there came to the state from this inheritance s5, ,ooo, ,ooo.'
 If this estate had been in l]l- nois and under the operation of inheri' ance tax laws in this state we would have received S5, COO, GOO for the state.
 But in order to show how de- -fective ouy inheritance tax laws are in this country, compare the aloye results with what would
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Our Defective Inheritance Iax Written for The Socialist Press by Thompson Article 19
Article 19. ,

tax..lxws are very inadequate.
 The Socialists propose to ex- tend these laws. The State plat form of the Socialist party of H. inois proposes tf4as the law shall be SO amended that widows are not to receive in excess of SlO0, 900, direct heirs not to exceed $50, GOO, and collateral heirs not to exceed s25, 900, All the remain der goes to the state.
 Under this law the Brady es- tate would have turned over to the state of Illinois not less than s99, 800, eco, or 16 times as much as under the present law
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20

Probably the chief reason why some people regard Socialism as impractical is because these peo- pie regard the Socialists as i'm practical and because thesepeopIe have not Investigated the subject of Socialism closely enough to discover that it's logic is based upon the inevitable operation of economic laws.
 All the Socialism they have ev- CT heard of is utopian Socialism, and they do not know that there is any difference between the DO litical, scientific Socialist and the utopian Socialist.
 But there is a vast difference.
 The utopian Socialist is man ]
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
They Don't w ant
 LiebknecI1t.

Kar, Liebknecht, the German anti nilitarist who was called to the Landsturm, has been dismiss ed as a.supernumery. The opin- ion in B6Fl,n is Chat it would bc inadyisaole that so energetic op- ponent Of th3 war should Ee iI the ranks of the army.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Los Angeles
 Socialists

Los Angeles Socialists who have waged many brilliant muni- cipal campaigns in the rast. have chosen Ralph L. Criswell as their candidate for mayor in the coming municipal elections. Free Wheeler. the Socialist council man Eas been renominated.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Railroads ight
 Full Crew Law

The big railroads operating Tn Pennsylvania are subsidizing the capita ist press with big adver- tisements fighting the full crew law which the railroad workers are seeking to put into effect m Pennsylvania, Few Jersey ana other states,
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Nagro Socialists
 Lead ProteSts

Negro Socialists of the United States are leading men and wo- men of their race in 9 protest a. ga:nst the discontinuance of con- eressional aid to Howard Univer sity, one of the leading educa- tional institutions for negroes in the land.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Ohio Socialists
 10 Fight BiN

! The Socialists of Ohio have started a statewide fight against the proposed anti-red flag law that the state legislature is try ing to enact.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Who Said Rainbow Chaser

the contrary, Socialism is not an arbitr 'ry scheme or invention, but the logical, necessary and in evitaole goal of economic evolu- tion.
 The scientific Socialist has the same ideals that the utopiau so- cialist has.
 But instead of standing on the mountain peak and trying to get men to fly up there through the } there&l blue, when they haven't f any wings to fly with, he stays own below and marshals them for a march to the mountain side
 He scans the history of the hu-- nan race, and, while he finds
 (Con tinued on Last Page)
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
Socialist Colony
 Is A Success

Great progress by the Socia ist Cooperative Colony at Llano del Rio, near Los Angeles. Cal. is shown ina report just issued for ths Colony E, Frank E. Wolfe.
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20
By John M. Work.

who approaches the subject from the standpoint of sentiment or mere intellectual conviction that Socialism would be good thing. He sees that the masses of the people are compelled toasta rye mentally, morally and spiritgaIly in order to keep from starving physically. He sees that Socialism would cure that evil. And there fore, without considering whe- ther the project is practicable or not, he pronounces in it's favor.
 10 him Socialism is an arbitra- ry scheme, an invention, concoct- ed in order to cure the evils of society.
 To the scientific Socialist on
The Socialist press., 1915-03-20

Washington, Florence Kel ley, veteran agitator in be- half of women and children in industry, came to Wash ington in the hope of getting Senator Hughes of N. J. to do something that might ad- vance to passage the convlct labor bill introduced in the Senate in his name.
 The flabby gentleman from N. J. was also taken in hand