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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
LUTHER LEAGUE
NAMES OFFICERS
INTERESTING SESSIONS HELD IN
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
YESTERDAY.
Christ Church, at Mozart, Selected as
Next Meeting Plaee-Good Ad-
dresses Heard.

The Luther League meeting held
yesterday afternoon in the First Ger
man Zion Evangelical Lutheran
church was well attended by delegates
from Martins Ferry. Bridgeport.
MoundsVille N this city. At the
meeting In the afternoon the following
officers were elected: John Metzger.
Martins Ferry. president; Miss Lena
Niger. OF this city. vice president: Miss
Lena Ebeling. of Moundsville. secreta-
~; Mrs. James Drummond. OF Bridge
port. corresponding secretary: Earl
Schepp. Of bridgeport. treasurer.
The evening session was in charge
OF Rev. A. l.. Benze. An address was
made by Rev. G. W. C~ritchlow. newly
elected pastor of Christ church. at Mo
Fart, on Some Lutherans and the First
Born of American Lutherans."
Other addresses were made by Geo.
Denke. OF this city. on Preparations
for the Four Hundredth Anniversary
of the Reformation; Miss Margaret
Myer. or Bridgeport. on Lutheran
Unity Mrs. G. W. Gilbert OF Park
ersburg. on "Edifying. Informing and
Stimulative Purposes of the League.
At the conclusion OF the afternoon
session the delegates took luncheon at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Christ church. Mozart. was selected
as the place Of the mex meeting. to be
held in February.
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DECLARES FORMER SENATOR N
g. SCOTT IN INTERVIEW
HERE YESTERDAY.
Distinguished Statesman Says Demo
cratic Prosperity is Due Solely
70 h EUROPEAN War.

Former United States Senator Ma.
man L. scott arrived in the city YES.
terday from Washington, ID. G, and
Viii De at the Mcclure hotel for a few
Jays, Despite his advanced years.
the Senator is the same healthy. con.
genial gentleman as in the years gone
by.
When an I~ntelligencer man was
given an audience with the Senator
last night. and asked about the State
political situation. Senator Scott pref.
aced ms remarks by saying that he
wished TO be correctly quoted; that ne
had been so often misquoted through
the press that he hesitated to give
out an interview.
When be was told that late yester.
day afternoon Judge Ira r. Robinson
mad formally resigned as president OF
the West Virginia Supreme Court OF
appeals 10 enter the a. for the Re.
publlcan nomination for governor. he
had no comment to offer, saving that
he had expected such.
Senator Scott expressed himself for
Attorney General Lilly for governor:
a b White Tor United States Senator.
and either former Vice President c.
W. Fairbanks or Elihu Root as candi.
dates on the Republican ticket for
President OF the United States. Sena.
tor Scott spoke in the highest terms
OF Judge Robinson. saying he is a
HNoAs cream anu ttpdDle man.
In speaking OF Fairbanks candidacy
he said that he had proved TO be an
excellent representative in the Senate
for his people of Indiana. and that ne
was one OF the most efficient men who
mad ever been a vice president. Sen.
ator Scott also paid a tribute to Mr..
Root. saying that he. too. was excel.
lent timber as a candidate for Presi.
dent.
Prosperity Due to War.
In closing the interview Senator
Scott said that the so-called Demo
cratic prosperity was due to nothing
but the European war: that If the con
hict had mot occurred there would az
present be soup houses strung from
the southern part of Florida TO the
Pacific coast. He further said that
when the strife shall have ceased
across the waters that this country
would sutfer from a commercial de.
preston because there Is practically
no tarir in America to protect manu-.
facturers from importations.
Senator c came to Wheeling TO
attend the Scottish Rite Cathedral
cornerstone laying exercises, and to
incidentally look after his business in
terests in the Wheeling district and
meet his many old friends in this com
munity.
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employees MEET
Cashiers. Managers n Chief Opera.
tors o. Telephone Company
Learn OF New System.

That the commercial employees of the
consolidation Telephone Company
might be- familiar with the new sys-
tenn i~naugurated by the company. -.
fsctiye November /. the cashiers. man
ayers and chief operators from points
surrounding Wheeling met Yesterday
in the Schmulbach building George
W Matthews. local commercial mana
ger Of the company. gave an address
10 the assemblagc yesterday morning.
and In the afternoon explained the new
system Of routine.
At the conclusion Of the morning
session the visitors were taken 10 the
Mcclure hotel. where q banquet was
served Tor them. and i0 the evening
anothcr dinner was rived al The
Windsor.
Those who attended the meetings
yesterday were. Misses stella Free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
NOTICE

State and County Taxes for 1915
are due. II paid on or before
November 30th. a discount of 2Ij
per cent will be allowed. No al.
lowance a be made during De.
cember, and interest adds after
January lst.
Requests for amount of taxes
must be in writing. telephone calls
cannot be answered during dis
count period.
A. T.. SWEENEY. :. o. c.
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Sale of Brass Beds

RRASS Beds of the dependable kinds at prices which will
- make 1t worth your while to come for these:
NO. O411-Brass Beds in bright or satin finish. 2-incb con.
unuous pillars, fve-inch filing rods, head SIS inches high foot
80 inches high; sale price, SIG %.
NO SSio-Brass Beds, satin finish, pinch continuous posts
$1,000. '"e price
No. 6311-One Brass Bed, satin finish, pinch pillars ton
rod l1e inches, filling rods 1-ineh, head 81 and foot 36 inches
high; sale price S22.5O.
NO. ooll-One Brass Bed, satin finish, 2inch posts H.
men double top rods, five 112inch filling rods, top 81 and foot
90 inches high; sale price $4,000.
No. 431-Bras Beds, satin finish, 215-inch posts 2.incb
hllers, Inch top rods, head 81 and foot IS inches high. sale
price S25 90. "sH'S "e
Nc. 93l1-Brass Beds, satin finish. 2inch pillars and
nlierS, head % and foot 3s inches high sale price, S25. 90.
No. 5111-Brass Beds, satin finish, 2Ib-incb posts and .
men top rods, i've 2lnch top filters, sale price, S26. 90.
No. 941-Brass Beds, satin finish, pinch square posts IL
price, S29.5O. SAFE
Cribs of Quality in the Bed Sale
The Prince Crib in white enamel finish. q finch continr
Gus square pillars, llnch square top rods, l and 1s-incb souare
hllers, CRIB equipped with sanitary steel frame snrino 81
latest auto-lock device-S15.9O. ~"
80, The Pet Crib in white enamel, 1s-inch continuous niIIars
hhers Ia, DO and 5-Sinch halfoval filters, side lock 81 OK
The Hero Crib in Vernis Martin finish. l 1-16jncb cortir
uous pillars, half oval filters, As inches high. new auto-Joct
$3.50. "" "u'o-ioek
The Fold-Up Crib in oxydized finish. 7sineh continnous Mill
airs, 81 inches high, a delightful, easily operated Crib Sc L5O
Furniture Store-Fourth floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
SOUP HOUSES WOULD BE MANY
If IT WERE NOT FOR THE WAR

man. Elkins; Nora Snively. Graf
ton. Hazel Gaudy. Morgantown:
Madge Helmick. Fairmont: Emma
Johnson. Clarksburg: Emily June Ar.
nold, Weston; Lena Wilson. Parkers-
burg; Flora Gribble. ~Sistersville: Au-
gusta kennon. GAINESVILLE: A. Steen.
Steubenville; Messrs. J. w. Steer,
Parkersburg: +. n. Shiver. Fairmont:
j. r. Garrett. Clarksburg: A. l.. Poul-
ton. Noodsieid; c. +. Caldwell. Nor
gantown; ID. *. Tappan. city; G.. W.
Matthews. city: Miss Sarah Gather.
city: Miss Marcella Sonnefeld. city.
and Miss Nell Porterfisld. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
LA BELLE STOCK
OWNERS TO MEET
ACTION WILL BE TAKEN TODAY
ON PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
OF $500. 900.
Large Representation Of Stock Expect
ed at Meeting Today in Thirty.
First Street Office.

For the purpose of taking action of
a proposed bond issue of S7,5OO.OOO.
Tor contemplated improvements. 2
meeting of stockholders of the La
Belle Iron Works will be held this
morning al 10 o'clock. az the com.
pany principal Office at the head OF
Ihirty-first street. II is Anticipated
mat a large representation Of stock
will be present.
II the bond issue is ratified a BY.
product coke plant will be constructed
opposite Steubenville. and a bridge
probably will be constructed connect.
ing the Brooke county, West Virginia
and Jefferson county. Ohio. properties
Of the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
REMOVE WATKINS
Man Found Guilty of Murder In First
Degree Will Be Taken to Peni-
Tertiary This Week.

out his week for William Watkins.
committing him to the state peniteH.
uary To serve the est OF his natural
life In that institution. Watkins was
recently convicted for numbering Mrs.
Edward Hildebrand at the latter's
home n the pike.
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tcontinusd Prom 49, PGgs.)


MONDAY Luncheon.
The william IN. cooke circle OF tho
Second Presbyterian church. corner OF
Market aud Twentieth streets. Will re-
peat their MONDAY luncheon. Thursday
from 30 90 Q utIUHE. The menu will
boz roast pork with drsesiug. baked
beans. slav rolls and coffee. apple and
lemon pie.
Whits-Jonea.
a Welding ur SIf.rHl. which will i'm
terest their many friends. was that Of
Miss Mildred Jones. of tliz Ditg. and
Mrs Lfifusrr White. uT EnllHIfr. The
wcddirE was aHIsmuIled saturday. tr-
iphDr %. 90 NfruuruHIIIf The bride ia
the dauEhfs. ~ Mrs. q. 81. Jones ~
the south Side. and fUr groom 3D.. f.
vol known iu H IIrg. circle ~ friends
both boo Wheeling ana ohio town and
are rfDeitlrs generalization and best
wishes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27

you HVVU UTHISIIHSS at q SaVlngS.
Munsing Union Suits at Special Prices
Two numbers in Union Suits, Mmsing make.
good weight cotton with light Fleeing, made
with the improved closed crotch and finished
with ribbed cuff or sleeves and bottom; sale
price, S9c and S1.15 a suit.
Mems Night Shirts
Night Shirts of outing flannel, made i'm mill
tary style with silk frogs or braid trimming.
extra long and full cut, sizes Is to 20; sale
price, SOC and CSC.
Half Hose
Mems Socks, Essex brand, medium weight
cotton isle and cashmere, black and colors in
the lot but broken sizes, slightly imperfect
number of a highly advertised Stocking: sale
price, 16c a pair or six pairs for soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27

nefs or her club az her home Il, Rule.
u!Eerrion o. the hours and the $500
p, daintily appointed luncheon cn
inc aitair The guests were.
Florence Rogers. Jessta sco
Mary Kahn. Uenrt,rD
Elsie D~eringer. gvI,fs 'i'f
Nellie De Van. U.f.t 1
wedding Announcements.
,opl's OF the following weJJipr .,
no~ungemeuts have been received h..
iiiehda the young couple
Mrs Mary Lindsey Burt
the marriage ~ ber
daughter
nellie Jackson
to
Doctor William lawson Nftrt.u
UT Ntau'rdH' the twentieth OF BrfYb.r
Nineteen hundred and fffaap
NhfFluE. West virginia
AZ nom" after December fHa araf f..
l.nsl Main street. Warrington. West Via
For Visitor.
tpmpllmeufiuE Mrs. CEarIsa prFh.r-
or Detroit Mich. Mrs Charlie 90, lT
i'flAIn'd q party of friends al nor hon.
ln West NhcelinR Mondav cveninr r..
hnudrcd Yves fhe chosen dfversfr, ..H
lrlkcH we're awarded those rD-a..et,.
iiFh scores a luncksor preftrr .r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27

.. Rice became the bride OF Mr.. CLYDE
J. Amos. Of this city. ON Saturday. Oc-
tuhtr II. Following the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs Amos left on "a wedding trim
20 various points and will later return
CO. this city where they will take up
their residence. Mr.. Amos H. a member
~ the nrm Of Adams a Amos. attorneys
ana is well known In this city. The fol
lowing announcements hute been re-
rcivgd by the many friends % the
Mrs. Clara 81. Rice
announce the marriage ~ her
Minerva Lucrcfia
TO
Mr. Clyde Ferguson Amos
Tuesday. October twelfth
nineteen hundred and uftecn
Harrisburg. pennsylvania.
At Home
After November fifteenth.
fne south Front street.
Wheeling. vs.. Va.
Club Hostess.
Miss Edna Hushl entertained the mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27

Mems Shirts
a new lot of Mems Shirts specially bought
for this sale, extra quality woven madras. ocean
pearl buttons, stiff cuffs, bright new Fall pat
terms and fast eolors; sale price, 79c.
Mems Wool Underwear
Bristol Underwear in medium weight natural
wool and steam shrunken, Shirts and Drawers:
sale price, CSC a garment.
Mems Sweaters
Two numbers in All-Wool Coat Sweaters
made with shawl collar in navy blue. maroon
and Oxford gray; sale price, S2.19 and
$3.65.
Mems Silk Plated So-ks-
Silk Plated Socks in medium weight. the
famous Woven Wright brand IN black, white
and the wanted colors, six pairs assorted TO the
box; sale price, S1.35 a box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
STONE & THOMAS
Wednesday, October ~. 1915.
The Weather-Fair
End-o the Month Sale
= of Mems Fall FURNISHINGS

IL NpDA1 We VIII start a FourlDay Furnishings Sale in the Mems Store-Mar
- q, etStreet toor-that will bring seaonabe fxmgs to the men at prices no
II hy. hSst hn regular. Some of he offerings are in short quantities. d are
be CLOSED nut some are special purchases bought at a pre and all ire extra value
rgh at a inc you should be stocking up on Fall Furnishings. We want to max,
II TN hsto OF October the banner days of the month and these offerings ought to do i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
---------------------,.-.----
TALL TELEPHONE POLE,
Ono In Washington 1926 Feet High 10
SjnuIe Stick Of Fir.

OIH8le 0tICk OF TIT.
One OF the tallest telephone poles
in the world is where the wires Of the
Pacific States Telephone company
cross the Chehalis river near Aber-
deem, Wash.
For some years past pole 30 feet
high was sufficient to keep the wires
clear Of river craft. But the increas-
ing passage OF ocean steamers made
higher pole necessary and a new one
1875 feet high was set up. This pole
Is one single stick of Washington fir,
IS inches at the butt and eight inches
at the top. The pole weight 5000
pounds.
The stick was cut at point 10
miles distant and towed down the
river, where It was erected by six
men using IL horsepower hoist
ing engine. For making attachment
to the pole and moving 1t a five
eighths inch steel cable was employed,
run through ten inch steel blocks.
The pole was set ~ feet in the
ground and guyed with four steel
stranded wires at the top, and also
guyed about 40 feet from the top with
four five-sixteepth inch stranded
wires. The guys are fastened to dead
men set in the ground to depth Of
eight feet. These dead men are Of
cedar 8 x 8 inches in section md sev-
en- feet long.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
SELLING PRODUCE BY MAIL

The number of persons who are
selling produce by mail is steadily in
creasing, as this Is profitable business
and one which can be worked in any
locality.
The postoffices of the large cities
are cooperating with producers by
supplying free printed lists of names
and addresses of those who cater to
city trade through the mails, and 1t
cost nothing to be listed in this direc-
tory Your postmaster can give you
information about the matter.
In shipping goods by parcel post
there are specially made containers
for eggs, liquids and mixed shipments
of various products, poultry, butter
milk, vegetables, in fact anything
raised on the farm or in the garden
can be sent safely and at a very small
cost. The packages or containers are
made so that they can be used over
md over again, being returned to you
by the consumer after they get the
goods.
You cannot afford to overlook the
big and profitable market existing In
such cities as Toledo and Detroit
ook into the matter and decide now
make more money and make 1t ens'
er than you have ever done before
rhe Hartley Steel Grated Box Co.
saginaw, Mich, have a fine cataloe
md full information regarding every
letail of selling by Parcel Post-droI
them postal today, the information
will prove profitable and interesting
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
CAUGHT A SEA DEVIL.
But Before the Fishermen overpow.
cred It They Were Dragged to Sea.


After having been dragged several
miles out to sea in a fishing boat,
which was in turn aided by a small
gasolene launch, by an enormous sea
devil which they had harpooned near
the mouth Of the bay, three Ameri-
cans succeeded in landing the largest
specimen of the ray family of fish ever
seen at Manzanitto, Mexico.
The monster measured nearly 80
feet from tip to tip Of it's enormous
flappers and was alleged to weigh
slightly less than ton. Its mandibles,
which were tightly closed, measured
meter and fifteen centimeters
across.
The fish was apparently sleeping on
some low fiat rocks when discovered
and harpooned 1t made off so fast
with the small fishing boat that the
launch went to it's assistance. and for
a mile thereafter the fish carried both
boat and launch in easy tow. 1t was
not overpowered until several har-
poons had been landed we'll in its
body.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Mon7basa.

You possibly think, OF Mombasa,
where Roosevelt landed, as sort Of
pioneer outpost on the edge of the
world. AS matter of fact, Mombasa
was on the map 200 years before
Columbus discovered America, and it
is somewhat prosperous city of 27.-
900 people. 1t is the terminus of the
Uganda Railroad, and has steel pier
and stone wharves. The protective
citadel, which still stands as part of
the towns Notifications, was started
by the Arabs in the seventh century.
You may not have heard much Of
Mombasa, but it isn't because 1t is a
new city, built to make one end Of a
railroad or landing place for ex.
Presidents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Hindoo wom,n,s Nose Kew.

"It is considered an insult and ex
tremely indelicate in India to refer
to a woman's nose ring, but SO many
ask me, What is that flower they hol
in the MOUTH that must tell what |
shouldn't" says Edmund Russell.
1T is the badge of wifehood, even
more sacred than our wedding ring
set always with the costliest and most
beautiful jewels a woman possesses
an d the last she will part with. A
ruoy with two pearls is the favorlte
as symbolizing heart between two
guardians of purity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Philippine Pigs.

Army officers partaking Of Filipino
meals should know that the natives
make great preparations for the kill
ing of pig. When the owners are
ready to kill the pig is taken upstairs
into the kitchen, where it lives luxuri-
ously on boiled rice, is bathed every
day and prepared for slaughter like a
sacrificial victim. "If you are per.
sonally acquainted with pig of this
sort and know the day set for it's de-
cease" says one writer, "you may
send your servant out to buy fresh
pork, otherwise you had better stick
to chicken and fish," This advice is
given because of the tendency Of the
native to turn his "rooters" into scav.
engers.-Army and Navy Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
WISE DONKEY.
Remarkable intelligence Of Show

Remarkable intelligence Of Show
Beast SccoroIns to Manager.
Its curious" said theatrical man.
2ger who had experienced many ups
and downs, how the stage develops
iealousies. / once had show on
the road in which it was necessary to
make use of horse and a donkey.
We got the animals we'll trained for
their parts and on the opening night
they gave first-class performance.
On the following night, however, we
were unable to ge. the donkey to
move out of the wings. Prince, the
horse, went on without any trouble
whatever, but Jack-that was the
name OF the donkey--could neither be
coaxed nor driven out before the foot
lights. We finally had to go on with
the performance with the donkey left
nut. After the show was over we
got together and tried to find out
what had been the matter. Nobody
could offer an explanation until one
of the stage hands happened to pick
up a program, which showed that
Princes name was printed in the same
kind of type we used for Jack. We got
new lot of programs the next day,
with the donkey's name printed in
type which was nearly twice as big
as that which we used for the horse.
After that we never had the slightest
trouble"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
HOW BILLIARDS ORIGINATED.
London Pawnbroker Invented the
Game In His lelsure Hours.

Game in His Leisure Hours.
1t is fact not generally known
that the game of billiards was invent.
ed by a pawnbroker, William Kew by
name, who flourished in London some
time in the sixteenth century.
This inventive avuncular relative
Of the needy used to employ his leis-
ure hours in wet weather when trade
was dull by taking down the three
balls which were the insignia of his
profession and pushing them about
the counter of his shop with yard
stick, after the manner of the game
as at present played. and using boxes
fastened to the sides of his counter
for pockets.
Out Of this was developed table
with fence OF slight elevation about
1t to keep the balls from rolling on
the floCr and to enable the player to
make what have since become known
as cushion shots.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
For Insomnia,

For insomnia try this simple rem.
edy: Have barber chair rugged up
in your room. Then, when unable to
go to sleep by 1.S0 a. M, send your
motor car for your favorite barber.
When he comes. have him give you
thorough shampoo. If not sleepy then,
repeat, and continue treatment until
put to sleep. If the treatment fails
to do this in five hours. just take
look at the bill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Bible Society Veteran.

A remarkable example OF longevity
Of service in the case of religious
organization is forthcoming from the
British and Foreign Bible society. Mr.
James Searby became the assistant
secretary of the Lincolnshire auxiliary
in the year 184S. and 40 years later
succeeded to the secretaryship, posi-
ton he still holds. In recognition of
this unparalleled tenure Of office the
committee have presented him with a
specially bound copy Of the Bible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Plant Guides Over Texas PraIrles.

There is plant which grows on
the vast Texas prairies which is as
good as compass" said Harry NJ.
Topping Of Galveston, Tex. Down
that way it is well known fact that
no matter what the weather. whether
rain, sunshine, frost, blizzard or gale
Of wind. this hardy plant turns its
leaves and flowers to tie north.
"Horsemen travelling across the
prairies always consult this plant, de-
termine directions by 1t and follow its
instructions. always certain that the
plant will not mislead or deceive"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15

London's Last Wooden Buildings.
1t is announced that with the re-
moval of a row of frame buildings not
far from Blackfriars bridge, the last
wooden buildings within the metropo-
Titan district Of London will shortly
disappear
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Feminine Lack Of Logic.

Tell wife that men are selfish, she
will readily acquiesce. But tell that
same woman that by spelling her boys
whether in the nursery or at school.
or university is sowing the seeds
OF egotism. she will give an emphatic
denial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-07-15
Cant About Advertising.

There is great deal OF cant at the
present day about advertising, emit.
ted by persons who are very keen to
get all the advertisement they can,
and to get it for nothing II possible.
Quiet people, who really do not want
to advertise themselves, are much less
censorious.