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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-06-03
State Tax Sales
ImmovabIe Property.
State Of Louisiana us. Delinquent Tar
Debtors, Parish of Bossier.

DY virtue of the authority vested in
- me by the Constitution and laws of
the State OF Louisiana, will sell, at the |
principal front door of the Court House,
in which the Civil District Court of said
parish is held, within the legal hours for
judicial sales, beginning at eleven
o'clock am. on
Saturday, June 10, 1915
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed, all i'm
movable property on which taxes are
now due to the State of Louisiana and
Parish of Bossier to enforce collection
Of taxes assessed in the year 1914, toge-
Their with interest thereon from the 31st
day OF December, 1914, at the rate of 10
per cent per annum, until paid, and all
costs. The names of said delinquent
taxpayers, the amount of taxes due by
each on the assessment of said year, and
the immovable property assessed to
each to be offered for sale are as follows,
to- wit:
J. H. G. R. w. Boisseau-The e15 OF sec
q, VIZ of sec %, 100 acres off east
side of sec % Gao acres) Red Chute,
SEA OF sc 4 of sec 10, sw14 of swl4 of
eCC IL, oc|4 VI o"14 VI SCI Ii, Stt4 anu
So OF he a of sec %, VIZ Of VIZ Of sec
% and n = of n = of nw14 of sec q, tip
10, rng IS, and lots and 5 of the Stin-
son Subdivision 60 acres)-1260 acres.
Taxes, S740.57; interest and cost to be
added.
On said day of sale / will sell such
portion of said property as each debtor
will point out, and in case the debtor
will not point out sufficient property, l
will at once and without further delay,
sell the least quantity of said property of
any debtor which any bidder will buy
for the amount of taxes, interest and
cost due by said debtor. The sale will
be without appraisement, for cash, in
legal tender money of the United States,
and the property sold shall be redeem
able at any time for the space of one
year by paying the price given, ihclud-
ing cost and 20 per cent thereon.
J. F. EDWARDS,
Sheriff and ex- officio Tax Collector,
Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Benton, La, May 10, 1915. jun II
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Benton, La, May 10, 1915. jun II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

Robert e. jeffrey, lawyer, Of Mount
Olive, Ark, waited until he was
ready to sail for his new pos; as
United States minister to Uruguay
before he would get married, and now
he has taken his bride on one OF
the longest honeymoon journeys an
Arkansan ever knew. He was
recently named by President Wilson
and confirmed by the senate.
He Was member Of the legislature
OF Arkansas, and then prosecuting at
torney for the third judicial district
there. Later he became Judge of the
circuit court. A month ago he mar
ried Miss Anita Houss OF Hebor
Springs.
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. NEWS FROM WALHALLA. /,
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Q o o o o o o D o o D o o o o % o o
WALHALLA, April 19.-The wal
halla basketball team, composed OF
the girls OF the Walhaiia high school.
defeated the Westminster team at
Westminster ON Friday afternoon.
The score was 10 TO lS. They viii
play again on the 23rd at Waihail.
The high school here hes a team of
girls OF which they are Justly proud
as they have never been defeated IN
q match game.
On tomorrow MessrB. G. r. Hetrick.
w. C. Hughes, w. M. Brown, Jas. nj.
Moss and others leave for Nowherry
where they will attend the State SUM-
day school convention,
j. j. Norton OF Anderson spent Sitn-
day q the home Of Asr. and Msa. w.
r., Verners s. b
Miss Eloise Monijcy has gone to
GreenytIio for few days. 3
Mfs: Laura Talbert OF Greenwood
Is visiting her father. Afr. Robert
Crisp. who has bten sick for several
SReels.s y
Miss Gertrude Smith ioaves today
tor Newberry who're she goes as q
delegate 90 the Sunday sciiGof con-
jyRntion. on her return she Will visit
| friends in Bolton. s
lfr. G. NJ Nnuid OF yi6ksbafg,
Miss. but q former rahideit OF tiiii,
place. died ON yesterday morning al
his home sftee an illness 0f only one
week OF paraiyais. Mr.. Neiid was 4
native or EshEihnd,s but when quite q
young man cemo to tfia place, aisa
Tor moro tlis1t is years made this Ills
home. He has scores of friends who
will ieara. os his death with gehnii5!
and faInfly moved IL vicssbufe wbefc
lthey have since fSaided. he lis srf-
vlved by his wisess who was MlH8 sue
Afa3w ana four giaug ghfefa. Misses
aitiee, Marjorie, DOROTHY ana Mhtlda.
The body Will be brought to this
| SilaeS to-day and laid TO rest IA West
sseF cetnststy after appropriate fun
Eeral eekeicsB.
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T0WEVILLE NEWS q
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ToWNVILLE. April 20.--A mass
meeting OF prominent citizenH and
business men was held last night al
the school huuBs. The Organization
Of the meeting was perfected by the
election OF Rev. J. r. Grim as rtresI.
dent. immediately thereafter q Nye-
Y diEcussion OF various Ineapures for
Improvement In the appearance and
IN the sanitary condition OF tine town
followed. s
Mayor FAINT end several of the
niembers OF the town council were
present and offered many valuable
suggestions. Rev. w. r. Hoilines-
worth, Rev. r. H. Iaipo, Pleas Me-
haffey, Lee Gaines. 8. =. Grubs,s. J.
-. Compton. ]. p. Cafnes, and others
made short speeches suggesting
measures for various improvements,
10 stimulate Improvement in the
app eaIance Of tho town purse waa
raised, from the proceeds of. which
four prizes or more are TO be given,
Al afst and second Prize will be
tglysa Tor Improvement in the appear
ance OF promises occupied BY. white
people. Two ss5es viii also be Civ
en- for irnprcRenlent in the appear.
|ance or premises occupied BY c0Iored
peonle. A committee, consisting OF
Rev. r.. II. Lupo, s. ]. Gfubbs, and
9. n Witt. was appointed 70 act as
|jhdges In this contest,
Several resolutions were uasHed,
one asking the town council 20 set
apart Friday. April 20, as clean.ip
day; another REQUESTING that the
town council institute garbage ser-
vics:. and q third resolution COM
iaendsng the suGsested f0rmatiun Of
a8eiFic league. 'sl
the interest Ia clean-up day Is AZ
teedy niAnifesk and Judi glng from ail
Indications T0wnyilie will ba ausko
iInprorea tn appeafance at the end 6E
tho week. X Is
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|SAlUDA BAPTIST
S. C. CONVENTION
Wm BE Held At Long Branch
Church May 9th and

| The following Is the program for
the Saluda Baptist Sunday school
convention TO be held with the Long
Branch church Thursday and FRIDAY
May s and q:
Thursday, Nay 9.
10. Devotional half hour led nv
Rev. II. w. Stone. Music in charge
Of Prof. Henry Milford.
1880 Organization OF convention
IL. AdureBB, "The Standard sun.
day School"-.Rev. ]. ]. Gentry. gen.
eral superintendent OF South Caro-.
lima Baptist hospital, formerly Sun
day school eecsetary OF the BaptIsts
Of, Kentucky.
l1:4e. Discussion. "How Can This
Convention Further the Cause oi
Better Sunday School?" led by DR.. J.
F. Vines.
1910. Discussion, "The Countrv
Sunday School: Its Difficulties and
Possibilities" led by Rev. e. L.
Kugley.
1880. Adjournment for dinner.
2. Song Service led by Prof. Henry
ZIG. Address. Relation of the
Sunday School to Denominational Ac-
tivities"-Rev. ]. ]. Gentry.
2:45. Discussion, "Soul Saving in
the Sunday School," led by Rev. T.
3:15.> Round table discussion of
Sunday school problems led by Rev,
J.. j. Gentry.
3:45. Demonstration OF Baraca
work by Barker's Creek Baraca class.
4:16. Business session.
4:45. Adjournment.
Friday, Hay z.
lO. Devotional service led by Rev.
1920. Address. "The Local Church
sunday School Enterprise''-Rev.
Thos. j. Watts, Sunday school sec
retary OF South Carolina Baptist con-
II. "The Pastor and Teacher
Training discussion led by Rev.
Chas. A. Jones, education secretary,
south Carolina Baptist convention.
1890. "Equipping the Sunday
School in Town and Country" dis
custom led by Rev. A. L. Smethers and
Elias Earle.
IL. Open discussion led by Rey.
Thos. j. Watts.
1900 AuE i
2. Song service led by Prof. Henry
Milford
2:15. Address, "what the Board OF
tsducahon Means to South Carolina
Bapfists"-Rev. Chas. A. Jones.
2.46. Address. 1.-THE Sunday School
Superintendent; His Qualifications,
Equipment and Dpties"-Rev. ThoB.
y. Watts.
S:15. Demonstration, beginners
class, conducted by Mrs. Lottie Estes
4:15. Business session.
4:30. Adjournment.
All Sunday schools OF the essocia,
ton are urged to send delegates. The
basis OF representation will be one
for every hundred members or frac-
ttonal part thereof. Superintendents
are members exs ofiicio and are urged
tS be present. To cover expenses
each school is asked to send so cents
for each delegate to which it is en-
t-ed.
EDWARD s. REAvEs.
For Committee.
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spIendId fos RhsnlnafIsnl. !.

think Chamberlain,s Liniment Ia
Just splendid for rheumatism writes
nars. Dunburgh, Eldridge. N. Y. EFT
mas oeen used by myself and other
memDes5 OF my family alme ANA time
ssain during the past six years and
aas nus aiWeys given the best Of satisfac-
uon. !ne quick relief from pain
fords is alone worth r,,any alinsa Are
cost. obtainable everywhere. .''to =
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AGENTS WANTED-s5.oo to $1,000 a
day can be made selling the bear-
t.tul 26x36 State and County Wall
Map OF South. Carolina and North
Carolina. Contains world map and
map OF United States and SIS pos
sessions. Sample to agents 60 cents.
I dozen $500. Retails for SI0o.
Order OF Southern Supply Co., 7ls
kollock st., Augusta, Ga 4-i5-6t.
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DON'T MISS THIS Cut out shss
slip enclcgs s.slis b q. r,oiey R C.S,
sCA!cagc, III, sfisllH sour nafllos ais !
sA1dfees clesf. 9oii tfiii fdsssl,to in
tSSuxn 50 MAI S cog Hlaf
ftoles'a Honey alsd cb{s es,iIi
Ecst fseue eel Si,E cfoep rsDsss
Kidney PilIs for fl ii Elars ptifi
zelis fHennA bhsl 81 i,lHsVs 4
and hlhdd dders q clef Ca 1.aks ~.
g. Who'll sons aud shefeeShlS eISaliS-
ii.e eatlsasslc. lssRps f,llafaiicy,
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4 The qtIaFtefig meeting OF the pled-
mont Wi Ns III wslf meet at White
FiRins 3.apsist church gnnday. April
IS. y. 81. =
Mr., Hodnens or Esnfnlan ufiivorslty
lfrs. G. ri. Watsoa ana Aslsa gs rla,i
VIII give taike on fslsssi6ns
The public IS cordially Invited 70
come and brings dinner.
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HELP WANTED-we can give ten or
a dozen whito girls steady employ
ment at the Anderson Underwear
Factory. Light work, good hours
and good pay. Cali ana see or
write Vim. J. Muldrow. Manager.
4-21-1w.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

~ A,tt = Difotts no
more ahoe tight
ness nomere liIaf
ing zsikk pain 81.
dfAwin& up 5otls
face Ii CONS. .
ssF1Es = saA seas,
f.ieht0 on.
se31zs draws cut
all the pois5noiss
a3hda fipns which
paB up the fee.
Ee IlG,s and fef
flaf rtnT1ei f,,l.f
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An Age Of Prog ess

sed to be common error to neglect life insurance. ISM now
are many evidences that this is great humanity
devils the State spending money order to- provide pope
treatment in sansarins for tuberculosis PATIENTS the boards o
oI cie demand shictsr compliance with the e ssaion
and of hygiene criminals prisons are treated as human
iuer educational Advantages provided by government pure
food laws are IN operation and mans duty towards his neiqbO
seems to be fully realized perhaps ever before As 6
sderaon fer our fellows has become So has co
Grafton for Inc Welfare Of our families hat mink more
o. me insurance today than formerly and why longer
mon error to neglect life insurance aat 4f
have not taken adequate mar 6e
summed up IN the one word Probably ons-a o Che tst
who diss uninsured undernsred or
sure but delayed you epng To be one o tfe, e y
take and maintain
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

tieFF : zsae fQunE man. !. must
3 ss your object In coming here 50
Young hianT lore your daughter.
sir. she & nfofabla, q Queen.
Her 81 n en take 81 y0nr
0hseEt Is O. hee6sae her subject: Vefg
we'll she's yours. Boston T'ranss
crinf. at B
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WANTED-To correspond, confi.
dendal;y. with anyone desirlous OF
becoming permanently cured of the
morphine or whiskey habit The
kEELEY INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA,
.. O., BOX 75.
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KOTICE-zAS so tSjstfGis, i aair,,l

Ail peraong liable % read tax Sof
lslh are hereby notified tiiEs fiis flil6
10i payment to the county fraasurei AZ
eaid taxes viii exniEESOf. kha 1fe -
oe May, 1876: After khAE date s 15siiai.
" viii he ettacha 4
]. sCtk skfssls.
sitwefe3e0f.
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FOR RENT

FOR .RENT-store recently occup;ed
by The Intolligencer Job PRINTING
Department II interested In q flne
stand and good proposition, apply
u Tho Intelligencer. 3-lS-tf
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WANTS

WANTED-A reliable representative
In every community to act as agent
Tor The Intelligencer. Liberal CON.
missions paid. Apply Tho Anderson
lntelligencer. 2-2stf.
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Want Advertising Rates

Six Times al00. - "'A . ASioS &sneS ee eents
All advertisement twenty-five uords prorata for aoh
word Ratea On 1000 yordR i1onh mSde on
No advertisement taken sr ss CENTS cash IA sds
appsars tels phone directory yc c.n
prompt payment. e' ~ HlsEsOs stAE
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WANTED-Lawyefg 20 know we have
full line OF manuscript covers.
anderson Printing Co., T. X. Roper,
Manager. l-2i-St
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRY, PIKE W0OD, cut. or in f.,,rl
loot lengths. or slabs: and perfect.
~ dry. Prices right. See me- fof
oil kinds OF fire wood. b, N. Wyatf.
"The $500 Coal Man, " a. Z,
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Some or the best coal
and wood on the market at right
prices. Wood cut to your order.
Low country slabes still my spe-
cialty. w. Timer. successor to
Piedmont Coal g Wood Co. Phone
SAB. l-15-te
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WANTED-By young wfdte man 90
years old. not afraid OF work posi-.
tion on farm. Have had eXpS ,tence.
Address r. o. Box 30, Anderson. s..
=. 4-22-ltp.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

Let us duplicate your next hrosssn
lens while you walt Can make IL
from Q piece Of the old gtass, 4
need your prescription. Have 9hS
most modern Grinding Plant iR siIa
South. II you are from Missouri islst
come In wen show You,
DR.. NJ. r. Cemphaii,
Louisa s, Hilgeaboeler,
Assistant. u
Registered Optolaetrists
liz w. Whitner ST.. Ground Flenz.
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: Mrs. Long sers;,

Mrs Alex Long. state presIdent of
the auxiliary of tho Epsscppaf
ehurchs - here tho quest OF Mrs. n.
g. AuEhlin on GreenvllIe street. N
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MONEY no LEND on tiEat mort se
or real estate In nmEnount Of e2b.
20 $4,000 in Anderson eoufty at 2pGs
cert cent per annufn. Apply tI
James +. Rice, Anderson, 81. c., 0f.
ice over the old post once.
4-22-6tp.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

POTATO SLEPS-We expect todcy 4
few thousand Nancy Hail yatiess.
FnEman Smith, Eeedman, Phone
$50. q
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Party FOR Little Folk

The follows jnk IiSitatiDns has,e been
Issued ;s07-I9 I9l6, sfaster Ffafcls
Hart at homo. Feiday aftefnoaii.
April 2sFd. O'clock. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

IL ITS IN SEASON, and at Is eai:
we have IL; and the price won't make
you lose your appetite either. .Esit-
Tie. Gtm" Cefe, J. y. Derrick, Pros
s prietor. 1873 w, Whitner Street.
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Mrs. y. r. yandiyer went to Colum
bia yesterday for a visit of severa
days to friends there.
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FOR SALE--Good milch. Cow d. r..
Chamb'ee. R6. Anderson, 8. c.,
: Phone 3514. 3-2O-3t,
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O. tsFday is gone Tomorrow does nos s.
RI st TO-DAY is the day of opporunlsy
4 E@k1 - This is the coloumn of opportunities Rea
<.< It, Use tiff you seek a broader opsuias
fixtures, equip. ment s9''Trs g ~ e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-22

BAIRBER SHOP Flasei
Ont 15c, shave 10. Best aeryice. gaes
ttssefion guaranteed. @. a. lsoCl ast,
Me-,
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Delightful Rook Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Felkel entertain
ed o few friends at a delightful little
Informal rook party Thursday even
ing at their pretty new home on Wood
row circle.
Long graceful sprays OF yellow jes-
samime Were tastetully arranged in
the brightly lighted rooms. Tables
were arranged for the players, who
progressed with each game. thereby
giving each one an opportunity OF
playing with every one { se.
After many merry games, the cards
were put aside and an elegant two
course menu was .daiRtily served by
the attractive hostess, assisted by
Misaes Lydia Bewiey and Viola Feikei
Among the guests for the evening
we're Mr. and Mss Lncius Webb. Mr..
and Mira. u. s. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs
=. q. Holroyds Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u
cely, Misses Helen Patrick, Louise
Bigby. Nellie Smith. Nellie Bewley, Dr
Herbert Harris and Dtr. Robert CATH
cart, q. . & s55 g q
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LIS = CD l0naLd EntertAina Club.
The North Anderson Club was de-
lightfiiily entertained on Taeseaf ni.
ternoon by Mrs. Mcdonald ae her at.
ttactive home In North Anderson.
Tho players for the afternoon tsnre:
Mrs; r. J. Rauior,' Mss n. Al. orr,
Mrs hIarshaii orr, nfrs. ID. 81 TaSIos'
Hee. S. IA Prince, Mrs. ~. h. Vaiuti-
tine. Mrs. J. J. BALDWIN aud MA;
Nary Dunovant 81; Chester, s
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Mrs. John F. Cochran, Sr., re-
turned this week from Birmingham
Ala, where she has been spending
the winter with her daughter.
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Miss Rhoda Vandiver has gone [
Macon, Gaa TO Nlsit relatives. Sh
will be away about two weeks.
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Gen. and Mrs. M. l.. Bonham wen
TO Columbia last night for stay o
several days. 81
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III, and Ilrs. Sloan 30 to aousekecp.

hlr. and Mrs. NtiilelE Sloan moved
yesterahy Into their cottage on So-
eiety stfest Ra'i will be at home to
their friends there, !.
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Miss Ida Watson is visiting rcla.
tiyes in Lowndeuyille.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-05

wealth OF the sarbabers
eeptacle accounts in measure for
the s~ttaitened circumstances Of its
owner-a French family could live
on what an American family
&astes
This bold statement o. facts by
my French nsisfbor made me ask
herto explain further. American
cooks she continued. strip tho
outside ieavesEof lettuce OFF. using
the heart for the table and throw
ing the rest away Then they use
the choice centers ofEthe celery FOR
thestAble.sard the t1nperfert stalks
Ana green and white tops follow tire
aettncS leaves. Freuchwoman
would take those lettuce leaves and:
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piGyeg would beunder the merit

;pIdyeswouId be under he merit
hystem.
WpUID HANEsmSIRERsIIIE
STUDY OCsAT#G0EEHNMENT.
our Bchbofs and cnlzeeSs Ma
1study aIlaboutsthe economic and
gDIernmenfai systems Greece
and Rome and the Mtddla AKes
and learn@about our State govern
ment and all ahoutthetorefm gov-
ernments. bntnutA word RboItfthe
eopernuaent right under Off roses.
the one we ire closest to that M
directly affects US There - ltttiesi
Or no studysofthe eficiency Of local
Eorernnnent4 under which VI fve-
to start the ECONOMISTS after sofu-S
ttons e the problem or local gov
sernmantH.
Iwould like to see established a.
department of some kind Tor the
study OF rural economies the things
right under u noses. AZ tai as
u know there Is notacolleEe nor uni
refsity, except Harvard. that Is
studying the problem OF efficient.
economical. responsible rural and
local government.
Thegapp1icafionsof$ sense
In the manage1nentgof government
affairs. either local or national. is
often not done. There are % many
p~oItfcians. InsGerrnary men 20 fn-s
TO sthe business Of town manage
1nent for life. They can go from
one cityto another In series OF
promotions Just as a business man
can go from one corporationto a
other. n this country man is In!
politics for what ia IAN get out of
1T t~emporartly. He always dEuresF
that he mayab be beaten at the next
election.
Gov. Elliott Major Sc Missouri
voiced aEood sentiments at Jeffer-
son City he declared
that the people want their States
covered by5scommons but they
+ toe busy to pay close attention
TO how attairs really are conduct
ed.
When 1t comes to making laws
the people do not belong to any
party. said Major. They don't
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-05

onsthat hoard acknowledgements
makes At certain
A6iiee board
stitutdon. Governor
sprerte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and all. Itmeansth diNerens60k
Sbu51nKA "a fetAtlgor buying at Mh6lASS
sale. Besides IL Will SmeAA
sapinK IS time 10 the memberggpEE
the Sartnuss boards. said In NY
message ii would save tbs StAtes
$l0A.0Oo. 1t VIII SAYS nearers$3eoNz
nOoayear. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
business
III we were to5wipe out prtscn
e at one sweep. at wot1nSstAlSA
from the revenues o theStAe0
5sSOo.on0 turned ii frnm&pafNt6r
fiary labor. 1t would ak
than that to equip taetortss
workshops to put them q labor.
We%wcnId have toEcall4SDpon&thAa
general revenue fund orAb6Nt
that sum to feed the conyict4 y
two years period. sconvtee1s
forthe most part, would s. faasS8
AndSwe would have only ansexperts
ment.
fSl My plants to apply horse sense
to this proposition. The bills that
will be presented will proYtde forA
gradual, but certain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
contract system without any#innr6i-
nate drain uponthe general
enua fund; $50 that our otherSttto
institutions, particularly 1r
schools, win not becrtrbled + getg
back.
"a notice.. aided the GoreFn
that the labor unions q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-05
COULD LIVE ON WHAT is SWASTED. FROM

calergt tops out or chop them up.
adding d chopped onion and a
quart Of water.scover itstightlysan
simmer till all the havbr is out.
strain them. ana add efouEhscream
or-nlNk. thickeninE and seasoning.
andswould have aSdeiicionA cream
soup for her dinner.
Here, when the cook sboils beets
she$throWs Awhysal1Stheatops. We.
wash. chop and boil those leaves
end stems. using them like spinach.
and in season what we cutAfrom
ends of asparagus we wash and boil!
Until It ! SOC, mash through a
sieve. Eeaaon. add milk 9or cream
and behold! We have ascreams of a.
sparaEus soup. or we pare the
stalks,Scut them insthin~ slirea.sboiII
until they s tsnders drain and