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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
WHITE PASS OPERATES
 ROTARY FIRST TIME

sKAGwAY. Nov. 24.-Tor the first time this season the rotary snow blow was run to White Horse today, the big track cleaner being taken as far as Log Cabin. The snow blow was run for the purpose of clearing the track of snow that special train could be run to Whitehorse today and thus permit of a train being operated north and south tomorrow, to begin and maintain a schedule of a train each way on rueadas' and Is-ides.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
GOOD CLEANUP AT
 elLMoUR PROPERTY

FAIRBANKS. Nov g. Late arriv- als from Fairbanks Creek state that Gilmore & Stevens made a cleanup few days ago which was very satis- factory. They have their new mill in good running order now and are in a position to handle all of their own ore and that of the miners who have property nearby - tFairbanks Times.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
nR. cHAs. D. CARTER.

Modern dentistry in all branches. specializing in plate work. using the method of Dr. SamT G. Supplee. of New York. Plates made by this meth cd will give absolute satisfaction - phone 8. 11-22.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
Demurrer overruled.

The court has overruled a demur- Ter to the second amended complaint filed by the defendant in the case of Hellenthal vs. Sloane, which is con- cerned with property on Franklin street. The demurrer asked dismissal on the ground that the complaint did not state sufficient cause for action.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
ORPHEUM THEATRE.
 DOUGLAS.
Thursday and Friday. December 9 and a.

The 18th episode of the Clutching Hand As this serial hears the end 1t is becoming more interesting with each episode In this the Devil Wor- shippers Craig Kennedy discovers the Identity of the Master Criminal.
 Piithe News-brand new and up-to- the-minute
 The Song in the Dark, a two.reef drama. And a comedy of course.
 Make a date with yourself for our 9 D. m. matinee Sunday and bear in mind "The Stranglers of Paris in six parts Is coming up. et'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
Shes for Note.

Suit has been filed by O. L. VII lett of Seattle against Edward E. liar vey and Henrietta S. Harvey to re- cover S3200 alleged to be due on promissory note. The complaint also asks for interest on amount since 1914 and $400 attorneys fees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
KENDRICK 6 FERTE
 Expert Sign Writers We Specialize on Show Cards.

Christmas is Coming. There is nothing more appropriate for a Christmas gift than Cne of Andrews Alaska photographs. For Sale by the Owl Drug Co.,. 2d and Seward sts.. Juneau. 24-9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
CANDY STORE FOR
 eoLDsTElN LOBBY

Work is now under way in the lobby of the Goldstein Building preparatory to the opening of a confectionery store which is Co be managed by the Misses Kinyon The location former ly occupied by the bootbacking stand is being glasses in and will be full fledged candy store within the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

Better try a Dusty Rhode" that different chocolate, at THE ROLYAT. Taylor Candy Go. Seward street. 11-30.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
WHY NoT

buy your Christmas gifts at a store where the assortment has been chosen with an eye to quality and popularity as well as price. You will find such an assortment at our store. We solicit your inspection of our goods
 EELAIER E. SMITH. 222 Front St.. Douglas
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
ISLAND A. BIS WOULD
JOIN JUNEAU CAMP

DOUGLAS. Dec. 2.-Camp Tread well Number 14. of the Arctic Broth erhood met Tuesday night, at the Douglas Island Labor Union Hall It is reported that there were about fifty members present.. and that they voted unanimously to surrender the charter of the local organization. and join the Juneau Camp in a body.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

LOST-Between Douglas and Tread well Heights, small black coin purse, containing two keys. Finder please return to The Empire office, Doug Jas l2-Z-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

Don't miss the Wednesday specials at THE RoLYAT every week until Christmas. Taylor Candy Co.,, Seward street. 11-SO-i
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
! ; ' : < ! , : . , : , a : ], !

The Senator sails south Saturday, via Prince of Wales Island.
 The Humboldt is due tomorrow evening. from Seattle.
 The Princess Sophia and Jefferson sailed south today.
 The Northwestern leaves Seattle tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

FOR SALE - Diamond ring, Gypsie center, stone Tx. 2 over half--cheap. 2O6 Seward Building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
XMAS CARDS

Just received. complete line Of Xmas and New Year cards; %mas place cards. and game score cards.
 12-2-st. ERIE DRUG CO.,, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

The Empire guarantees It's adver. Tsrtlse in it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

Captain Jack Rowe is recovering from a weeks illness
 J. c. McBride will be home tomor- row from Seattle, where he has been for the past month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

Your hat for Xmas parties would look better if bought at The Model.
 -Q2-2tf.)-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
Classified Advertisements

LOsT-White female poodle; three years old; weight, 10 lbs.; very small black eyes Return to Reliable Mes- senger's office and get reward. l2-2-St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

Come and see the beautiful and use ful Christmas gifts in "Pyralin Ivory" on display at WInn's Prescription Pharmacy - "The Store Around the corner"-11s 2d St., phone 8 u1-2O.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

FOR RENT - Three room apart ment furnished Good bachelor quar- ters. S2O month Call at Mrs. R. E. Davis house. as'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02

"An tho Nawa All Ho rlme.v
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-02
MARINE NOTES

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
GIRLS! THICKEN And
BEAUFIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
WAVN. GLOSSY AND ABUN.
pANT AT ONCE

no D. russessrd of "a hct0 40 hca,,
beautiful hair SOFT. ustrous unln
maNN and freg from dan iram is mefe
Is matter ui using e. iltuc ntndcFlnr
% ls easy aNd inexpensive to have
nice sofi hair ana lots of it Just grt
ga-trnt hnttle uf Know Uou's lan-
dcfine now an arng storrs rrsrm-
mcnd D. apiia little ~ directed and
within ten minutes thcfc viii De- an ap.
NraNncr ~ abundance freshness and
hnfliness ana an Incompatible Tits,
aud mstrc and as as sou win YOU
can not find "a trace of dApdruff az
faliins hair. bot your real surprise viii
be aftrr about two werNs use. ahcn
you viii see new haiT fine aud down,
AZ first YES hnt really new hair
sproutins pus an over y0ur scslp nan-
derinr Is We believe ihr only smre haif
sruVcr. DESTROYER 81 dandruff and care
for itchy scalp and q never fails a.
stop falling hair at oree
II Not ~aut 20 prove hcW pretty and
soft YOUR hair rcAils S. maistcn 3
cloth with little tanderiite AVID carr
fully draw Il thrush your hair iakine
one small strand a, a time. Your hair
viii ~ soft. glossy and h,ausitul IN iusi
a Few moments deNEtifm surprise
awaits everyone Wha irics this "A
Vertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
LANE-SANDERS WEDDING
Mas Clara lane and W ~ Sanders
Married Yesterday at Rock.
port.

rnH in Playa lioiri parlor at Rock b.
uHft Was thc scvnp 10 prottf we'd
linE Tuesday aft~runon when ~ y.
sanders uf rho corpus Christi Na-
uoral i@uk and Miss clara Leors
lanc dHurhtcr az M ami Mrs l.. g..
i.tnt dl of Corpus Christi we're unit
- in marriage Thcs were unattend-
"a Tho ceremony was pcffnrfncf t,.
Nrt N o. hardtu 90 the first Pres
hN teHsu Church OF Rockport. Tho
nral par,Y and ft,enas were the
eursts ui Ma and AIRS Clarence
Grmcs li am elaborate dinner which
Nus served cost before their deparnirr
au tno evening train far corpus Christi
who're NO tud Mrs sanders viii make
me.r faure home.
Tho far yuune nnuv wore fur
trimmed smoke grry coat suit ~
afys3sioit surmounted hy black
beaver p.Vfdre bst sud carried a ira.
quct of white roSehuds and lily of the
valley
Tho parlor was banked with palms.
}cgns and cut flowers and the dccora !
uons uf the diniag suom were ~
vines and beautiful crnterpicce Of
rpses snd fern.
OTHERS who Witnessed the marriage
weec Mrs p Sinnott Aad Leroy Lame
~ Carpus Christi srandmoiher and
brother ~ the bride. Niss lille Dcane
snd Mrs O. n Grewe. Rockpcrti and
tee guests n the hotel. l. 4, Thurmond
and Mlas N~N DYER oklahoma cir,
~ "a liass and son Gaddis lasS. AMI
pr . "a iiesa Houston. VIM Moon.
n PasO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
PAYNE HERE TUESDAY
District Agent 20 Confer wiU County
Commissioners Relative 20 kr-
ruintmcnt CO Count, Agent

N laNnf. district assent ter thr
DuNrd States Department. 40 Aeu-
ulinre -neUi Yesterday in thr cin
iu conirferer with Gvoro 81 lnin-
ston. who after two Nt.ra a. demon
tntinn aetut far Nucccs eunhit b.
to rasien in oricr ,hht hc ma, Dko
eharsr I'd BITS mree iarm ia East reS-
ts
a s0ccessnr 10 lAr Johnston win
'rotnhlN Doe named at thn urSt mect,
ng ~ fhe CounN Commissioner
SQUIRT Nv payuc will atiend thc next
mcctins of thc cnuri nnH Wal discuss
with inaee Waiter b. rimon and other
members q me eoari the Wntt thar
MT Johnston has ~ successfully care
fietl lorward Tor the pass two wars
Mhilg Ne Ythnstors year dees not
'iase unti November 8 hc has secured
~ consent ~ the Commissioners
court Ia terminate tAe cuntmet ou NO
ycmber : in orier ihai he mas return
~ tast TFNep luI ~ early as passi-
bic several weeks asn he iosi his
piacr hN aNath and u 8. areent tisat
he return home a. early "a rossihlc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
MANY ENR0LLMENTS IN
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Corpus Chrlstisns Urged 70 Become
Members o. Texas Teachers
Annexation

rmlmrnt, 800 thr I.Na- stat.
I,n. Association which rpny,ur- u
tHumI meeting h.r November 2l 3G
4.l 30. urf. received Yesterday bt
Counts Superintendent Sat Bentou ,shr
a.fItr 200 raising Coo enreImmt th,
.r.r u thr association pl'h thr nirw
tn odl to ts. rpcrrss ni thr convention
l h-d.- Through "a natural iutrrr,t
Hn th organization iarh mail brings boo
1uu SOD i1r entries man, 0f th,n cnm
Dog rom tairhrr, and uth,r. Interested iu
situation h,ng in mr distant part. of
.hr -tat.
N hrnton rNprat 60 large enrolment
rm ,orpu. hu,ti teachers and others
Interested Bc-idr- lhu teachers " thr
ait and cpuutf aehsnle thepe sfe ch
.hl, ior membership man, ppoplc vho
lt nut dutlt active n educational
pUuuif- bf Nhn tr Interested Boz rdu
atnnal Development
Nrulrrs ol tho tnmmrrrial Club. I'D
Coo Parent loachrr. ASSOCIATION ui th.
Nuihrr tougrcss and officials OF enc
utuHft anil citt gntrfnmrut are amun.
tHnsr HtItlrj fo iulI membership 200 Oh,
l.Na- state Tra,h,i. Association uu
dDr thv law aud many arc taking ad
,tHn-r p tbe privilege ascending o.
ST.. .tufHu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
Norlcu or sAuRirr,s sAlr.
tue STATE or TENAa
County az NtirUar.

wa - n : . wv NifHNNNf'H
County az Nurven.
lis slrtae ~ as Alias Execution is.
Nuel ont ~ Tho Honorable County
Court ~ Nucves County 500 l9th das
81 September a. n 1915. by thc Clerh
thcfcuf, Ia tho case ~ " shunf
versus Geplrc a Paul Fred 50 smith
and Fred n Shoaf so Sai. and a. rno.
na sheriff. directed ana Delivered. /
VIII procrVd GO sell ~ atn WITHIN the
hours prescribed by law Tor shcrfrn
SHieH Gan the tiwt Tuesday in SO.
Ncmher \. %. 1915. Il hring the gnd
day of said wen,s. d ,qrc tho court
House door ~ said Nucces County. lea
ihc Cuts ~ Corpus CHRISTI the fol-
lowing described prngcrN tu.Nlt
The North Que u4li of tho souiheast
enc fnnrti W Section Nn Oh, consist
Ina ~ 40 acres ~ land h Nnoces Colm
~. TcNas. out ~ tho Gcurgc ~ pam
aubHiviHiun 10 rhe pusrA Ranph 49,
nppcNrs from tho otflco map there on
file IN the County Clerks office Of
AurreE County Texas. aud hereby e..
frffed a.. Said land being situated in
NprOps cuuaiE Texas.
Levied % va the property ~ Oearge
y, Pau @ satisfy Judgment amount
inr 20 faSe.7o IN favor 90 }. W. Sho,f
and costa ~ suit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27

Al the gowns 'u'endei for thefirr
~ and oenlnr Wrnr ar r.hf
trimmed nnd fhr timmiur cnn.
sist ~ elhterng suuuele, ond heule
silver mcrs md rmbruidcrioH 1Wf
lainif frneh b. wuhurt pntrl Hri.
mndr rmalr' The skirt lms % mrow
hnud of spanric gao the hntfpm mi
ihc lolirr h trimmed uIth rnn nf
800 Noads Hnd hHrh spHu..rs lnr
short ,iort,e aEv ni-u ~uniup r.nfoi
uid frr rlnfuea VIII shnuld.r .frrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
The Paragon Press

Given unlvr my hlnd thls ON IA,
m octnhrr a o. iHlh
AZ H WRIGHT sheriff
ny OSCAR niiA.AMN Deputy
ta9sl
tAdNpllisement1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
nj a king a Speciality

~ ms ls an nre pt specializing No
have fousi that Japan Bond S.
au ideal paper ing thiH climate
W. arf mHklnn "a speciality oi ihit lattio
uisf rarcr II 8 Gus, mHnsRer of thu
1nls Coast Abstract Company has uHri
thi paper fui a uumlHi ui ywra Every
turt pi,es absolute satisfaction Nr
Duy considers quality first aud lmltV
and piirr considered together makes this
iat,i tho hent that mouey csn huf Tine
Paragon Pieces haa iu.i delivered to $40
tiuy tiW pounds ot this paper out to
HisSilis ilc win have na aihrr
Nr y Coleman hwYer has iuNi
placed an otdrr ioi $1,000 .hcrts uf
.amc rp,r or 100 pounds &c., hho Nr
GUY oousidru this paper thc h'st lOr
ni purposes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27

uf Druils a haud ~ gold lace under
hc urt 100 front irud. smart touch 20
n. picturesque costume
Tine greatest amount NJ chic 90 ven
1.- footwear ls achieved 600 the slippers
.f miIn lly Way ~ ornament bows
80 chiffon nfc combined with roseites
Yf eirn These slippers can ~ course.
tr Wr h8sed In nuy color desired &C.
lur, cau be- nude 10 match a gown Or
unusual material ANNA MAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27

J. a.. Ntiatcr superintendent w
transportation for lhc SAP with head
quarters ia san Antonio. was ln enc
titN Yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27

~. Caller having the circnisiior
- naturally best advertising medium.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-27
City News /: =:
+: s: 4: in Brief

Secretary Fssrs % the Commercial
CLUB eApee,s ~ leave Friday mDfpiaa
fnf D~ilns where un FaiurIay be- viii
attend meetius eaiied ~ ths purpose
~ organizing ffIfe Chamber ~
Commerce lie viii reform homs Mon-
day afternoon.
a proof o. the Corpus Christi book
iHi. hcinT published f9f she Commff
eini club hHs been received hF Sec
rotor fnu Within aHufhff asfl
shipment wiii hf received Thr Boz lf
is in ihlffy-fWn mref wifh an 90
ffaruee Hri-cosaf Hud 81 Niied win
pictures - cpafut rhuaN ana NHe-
ceF caaniy 2iih apnmprafr t.tf mst.
fer Ten thoaatni copies arr beinr
pubHsifd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

Ln'y would not bo seriously taken. ana
,leT progeny would Dol negligible factors
pr re 7iaIC. The governments pride and
nope would 1a iu The censored children
@. me parents who. having come fo be-
ofIref SAYING. owe desire 90 cantftbufe
% fh0 fre1f work of race brftermcnt.
n1d been registered a8 specimens of
scientific p1rrrfH01d
Slrn course. and such results. are
etpf'i'l IRON AIone Iloucs and Charles
FLYNN. aEcd four. who. themselves er~rDio
babies. have been pledged t1 70 rrrruir
marriage hy their mothers nv tna limo
fHer grow up crruEl fo marry. men ara
women VIII probably have accepted
S'a'e supervision in fT details OF mar
rIfi 'fe. and fo those two viii have no
troubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

IN case Of emergency. too. the parents
should have the privilege of aummoninr
government aid in the form ~ govern
ment physicians or nurses. All the &C.
cumuiated wisdom Of the nation I'm re-
card to child rearing should be- al che
command W the ruErnic mother
The government should have Fuprr-
vision. also OF Che chIds education The
parents would have The privilege Of suE.
EoefinT end OF conference with govern
mont officials ln REGARD fo Che LITTLE ones
welfare. hIf lu matiefa which thr r0o1
% Tho child OIL involved the government
should ho supreme if should have the
rirhf when Pr vas deemed best to take
thf rhNf from iis parents and rear f
ACCORDING fn The r0vrrHmrnf'a Standard
Thus government supervision would be-
carried t1 Ns .1ricai conclusion hy ser.
vice p' The child when FrDrn to maturity
in some branch of the government actlvi.
Ties
The censored child. product OF seiorufr
pafnuin0Hd. would fHou thus repay the
government Tor ifs Guardianship f1rraae
me army and navy recruited FROM such
source. and E1Frrnurrf horihs filled more
e'hr'eni'F because Of chat Jaw. The term
o. service should Dol compulsory Tor only
o. Comparatively brief Hmn After fhr OK.
p'ration of that term % should BIOL elective
love marriages without regard f1r 30 ness
i0r paren hood might SON 90 on. BIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

Che length Five tons ~ nah and 1900
eggs w0uI0 stand 90 your credit. while The
normal cheese cater would easily have con
sIurI 900 pounds
Tde vegetables you VIII have eaten would
900 ~ train three miles long Won VIII
have consumed some M 900 pounds ~
sugar and $500 pounds 90 salt NJ YOU pro
smoker rou aIU have used about a half
CON MI f0ba srr in pipes and ulil have
suosed 100000 ciraroftca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

month tHa dIa'rauEht lfIe woman would
not have MAIN 0ad tho importance ~ thaf
carbonate lf soda sediment. or thr hair
from Che rrruhhIrg brush And che U1uld
have been taught how to eliminate both.
fn Australia there is such Government
in rertIuu of Hur. rh1Ida. am agency that
reduces tnr death ratio hy n Considerable
rarcauf1ra and that Increases apureri
ably efficiency HOLLAND ie looking lo che
Improvement VI the race in tho same per.
e1raI manner Counsel about how 90
hafho mo baby. HrN fn feed and cf0f1e
i'm. and tho place end manner Of bis
sleep would not Dol resented hF parents
who before the r1Ud's Hirfh hare made
Dim. in that sense the ward Of The gov.
eminent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
What You'll Eat Before You Die

II you are Of average weight holght and
appetite and i've t1 ls setcuty.Gfo you
am have eaten Iny four tons OF solid
food and nrg.lrrc tons OF liquid That
o. about 300 times your own rirhf
NJ sou vern f0 stack fnr bread you u'n
haze consumed In tHIs number of years
the pile would equal fliraIzef hHiliInr.
Tho amount 1f butter you HII have used
on trir bread would come t1 f1n and n
quarter m sou are a lover 0f bacon end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
By Nine. Selma Huldricksen,
Tn. Eannua NorNealan PsYeholonlnt and ErnnInlst

1.-TWO recent experiments In eugenic
marriages have challenged the at
tention OF the world. Eugenists
throughout the earth are considering the
results these instances present OF
honest. earnest attempts to serve the
cause OF race betterment
The ocean. tossing up the frail body OF
a woman on the beach Of the New Eng
land town. Nantucket. afforded spec
tacle startling even to representatives OF
acience. For Jessie Dana. grandnieco OF
the American poet Henry WadswOrth
Iongfeuow. by suicide, had proclaimed
her faiiurc.
In Brooklyn two would-be eugenic
parents have asked the court for a sepa.
ration The pair. Dr. and Mrs. Charles
r. Weber. are childless. Again written
over against a sincere experiment s.
Failure"
Are eueenists DISCOURAGED By these sig
naIfanures2 No. The first to essay the
working out OF a truth are always SUI
ferers aro in a degree. indeed. victims.
The pioneers IN a new country die Of tho
panes Of hunger or IN the fangs Of Wild
beasts. The FIRST squad Of men 20 storm
a trench know that they viii perish.
Theirs is the glory Of providing bridge
on which other soldiers win charge TO
victory.
SO she who sleeps beneath the rude
wooden slab on which IS written little
Carnrade'' has served a purpose. She has
sacrificed 10 science. FOR By her suicide
she shed a light upon the workings Dim
cultles In the way Of the practise Of
eugenics To remedy We must FIRST SEQ
what BE- to be remediod. The young wife
who drowned herself because She thought
she could not rear well her baby by her
act held aloft a torch shedding lurid
iight upon the great Geld 1l eugcni0F
Mr. Anna Wchpr'H statement Boo court
that sine refused f1 bear children because
her husband bad not enough money "a
properly brine up and educate chem. vas
practical aspect of "a practical problem
El.aCity r. added t1 tAe .Ituaielou Uy ihe
story t1af when Mrs Weber asked hei
father. who BEL ueaithy. to execute "a bond
that Do would provide for and educate
the children eHr might bear hn slapped
Der face. shrur.rg mDlnsiy Do not. j
appears. confined f1 Our sex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

Of the eugenlc marriage. From the mo
ment a man and a woman announce their
Intent 20 form a eugenic union they
should have the aid Of the Government
First In the matter Of a medical exami-
nation Had Mrs Dana secured before
her marriage the advice Of "a conscien-
tious physician. concerned not merely for
her health. but taking a broadly racial
view Of the matter. che might have re-
ceived the advice 90 abstain from mater
nifty. even from marriage. In the eyes
Of medical science she might have seemed
unit for the task 0f motherhood. Had
20 discovered incurabia neurosis a. would
have forbidden the marriage. and the roll
Of the worlds TRAGEDIES would have been
lessened hy one. Governments should
establish n bureau ~ medical examina-
tion. One OF tho examiners should be a
skilled neurogift and Psychologist. Who
would detect unfavorable symptoms that
might escape the attention o. the man
who concentrates upon merely physical
aspects
Granted that che couple satisfactorily
pass fhie examination frry should receive
assurance that the State would bo the
guardians OF their Young i1 case Of need.
That the father is wealthy should not pro.
rIufe fHis governmental rr0r'r fIr in
fhD rFrnf Of fha loss ~ fortune fHr au
Euraure would Boz Of immeasurahIe benefit
20 iN0 mother. fnr n would rII Dor MIND
of care and her body ~ fIo toxins o.
worry. The government should formally
accept the rosurna.Hllfr 0f rearing tho
child in physical comfort and guarantee
Or an education ir Nr event OF Che u0g.
rriy or death 0f the parents. For exon.
pie. that graceful and beautiful pair Fd.
ward fItrr ard Roth So Denis artistic.
both. should Ho freed from such anxiety
Buf fh.s OIL not enough Dr. h1a made
the way easy Tor iha birth OF healthy.
harpy child. healthy because ita parents
are healthy. happy because Tho mother
mind Haa u0 euch guests HE The spectre
Of fear f1r the little 0ne'a future vrt
R0.0rnucut supervision should continue
after birth
There should ts t0usef1-houra visits