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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03

The Rev. Russell H. Conwell. one Of
the best known ministers in the east.
was lawyer before he began study.
ing for the ministry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
COOKING CLASSES
FORMED FOR GIRLS
OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL

!. Use of rooms and equipment in the
domestic science department of the
Whitewater school has been donated
between 4:30 and $50 o'clock every
Friday afternoon. SO that Miss Effie
Wolford may give instruction for girls
who are not in school. The Federation
of Missionary Societies is assisting in
the work
The courses will be given without
charge to girls who attend the classes
Already twelve persons have enrolled
There will be two classes a day One
will be for girls who have had some
work in the schools, and the other will
be for those without previous training.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
PRODUCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 3.-Butter, bare
ly steady; creamery firsts 35G37A
Eggs irregular.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03

The worlds largest electric sign is
in New York. being 261 feet long by
more than fifteen feet high, and con-
tanning 1916 lamps. -..-.e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April 3-Butter: Re-
ceipts $3.50 tubs, firsts 34035. Eggs:
Receipts 34,9s0 cases, firsts 19A&191a
Live Poultry: Chickens 17h@18,
springers IS, boosters 121s Potatoes:
Receipts 20 cars, Wisconsins SS6e5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MORE BELATED ACTIVITY

Like everything it docs. when 10 does
do anything. the Democratic party is
always too late. II is now beginning
10 show some concern for American
citizens in Mexico. after they have
pretty nearly all been murdered oH.
OF subjected TO untold indirnlfics that
could have been prevented. Shortly
after our glorious invasion Of Vera
Cruz and our inglorious evacuation.
Secretary Bryan, who was sfiI .n 81.
fec. issued his celebrated IsnomInIo4s
warning to Americans who were in
Mexico. that they we're staying 900 .fa.
country at their owu risk That policy
81 leaving our citizens boz the distract.
"a republic TO shift for themselves mas
continued Up to the present fIms RE-
Gently a conference OF tho consul.
stationed boo MEXICO was called .o ar.
range plans t0 give greater r,l...s
FOB American citizens and tIu.r t.-i
moss interests This is to ha .c0m
Pitched Through .He cooperation ~
fHe Dor.lis with General Funston and.
other military IrrI... 0 taking CON
oort'l s'eps toward f1f. r.arIirs Am.
orleans and their property
There can Do no question Chat .r
ouch o. conference had been bold and
active measures taken a Fear ..4.
fhrrO would have been ru u.gr. ..fs fur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
FLAWS POINTED OUT

The Federal Reserve system Is
claimed By the administration 10 be
the greatest piece of constructive leg
isiation ever put on the statute books.
Stll IL has been subjected to severest
criticism by those whom il was OK
pected 10 benefit most. The most in
telligent analysis OF the imperfeclons
Of the act comes from the president Of
Association Of State Banks OF New
York. who recently delivered an ad-
dress on the subject. why State banks
DO not join the Federal Reserve Sys.
tom. II is his opinion that tho first
essential reform is To- lake the new
banking system out Of politics. and as
the initial move IN that direction the
adjustment Of the ex-OTicio positions
on tho board which are held by TIE
Secretary Of tho Treasury and the Con.
trollor 81 Currency is advocated.
But has not that been the trouble
with tbs administration in all tho
boards created. especially in the com
position OF Tho Federal Trade CommIs-
sion Tho New York banker points out
that were tho Federal Reserve Board
absolutely independent Of politics. no
suggestion fOr amending our pres
emf Federal Reserve law should ne
seriously considered by Congress
until it had mot with the approval OF
the Federal Reserve Board and tho
Advisory Council Unfortunately. one
~ tho most necessary Amendments has
been entirely Ignored bg tho Federal
Reserve hoard .n ifa recommendation
fo Congress That amerdmcrf should
provide 'nr tho absolute s-hof-rmont
Of f-a s1oT...o positions with Tho
Secretary OF f.r Treasury and tho
omr'roHe- of fHa Currency hold ar
Frfr-aI Reserve Board So long
as they arc member. tho system can.
not hs kept out of politics TH.a Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
DISTORTION

Ike the available cash balance IN
Treasury. which Secretary Me
10 increased many millions over
{ by the simple process Of chang.
funds on which there were charges
assets. the pamphlet issued boy
Democratic National Committee
keys with the export record 80 As
npport the contention of that party
Democracy Brings Era Of UneX-
led Prosperity. That is the parry
layers are making a deliberate at
pt TO minimize in every possible
ner the effect OF war orders On
prosperity as the country today
Pys. To do this they have made du
trary classification which climin-
many articles that properly come
er the head Of war uses. Il is a
despicabie method Of deception.
the party managers v no have con
led il may rest assured that they
not get away with o..
nalysis OF me figures OF the bureau
oreign and domestic commerce on
ty-one classes Of exports which
. under the head of munitions OF
shows that on these classes
b there was a loss in our export
r. for the first seven months or
before the war. mind you. and
the Democratic tariff law In oper-
|n, Of $4,000 900. compared with
FIRST seven months OF 1913. under
Republican tariff. or a. the rate OF
I00. 900 per month. The Democrats
contend that not all OF these ok
ts went TO Europe. which i- quite
p. but that a huge proportion OF
IN did is equally true. Our total
|ort trade for the calendar year
was 1857. 000 600. OF which Eu-
2 took $2.JsG.O U0. 900. During the
|ndar year 1913 Europe took our
|ds 70 the value Of Si.50O.Un 900.
only $3.50 o0 600 during 1915. or
|ss OF sle1.0o0 600 due 20 tho blight.
influence of Democratic IeeIata.
In every grand division durins
calendar year 1914 there was "a de-
% loss in our export trade. com.
~ with 1913 The increases which
h. been marked in our export trade
neutral countries during Tho war
od have been due either 20 tho fact
we have been their sole source ~
BIZ. or. as .r rho case ~ such roun.
l. al DermarS Norway. sweden
! the Nef1orIars. f-rf rafr boon
.|piying Germany and Austria with
r. purcha Pod from ..
hc Repub.I.sn rDrt,-fa r j. ..
war alone. directly or ind. -c.fIr. If.
cause Of our present property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
A RINGING CARD FROM PREsl.
DENT HIGGINS OF STATE
FEDERATION
WoRKmEN's comPEN
SATloN IAW-LlILY'S BACK.
ERS FOUGHT IT
MEN SUPPORTING LILLY FOUGHT
AGAINST LABOR LEGISLATION
AT EVERY TURN
". Va,
May %. 1916.

May %. 1916.
Editor ln~telligencer,
Sir:-My attention has been called
TO a remarkable personal letter. that
Is being sent out by Mr.. i. V. Barton.
former Commissioner OF Labor in
West Virginia. in which Mr.. Barton
makes an appeal for votes for A. A.
Lilly. Mr.. Barton is apparently send
ing this letter to a list OF working peo-
pie whom he thinks he can influence.
and therefore. as a working man. /
think IL should be answered. First, let
Us consider who Mr.. Barton is:
Mr.. Barton. for sixteen years pre-.
Vious to 1913. held the office of Labor
Commissioner. The audit OF the State
of West Virginia shows that for a good
part of that time at least. he was not
satisfied with his salary OF Sl.SOO.OO
per year, but had his son as a clerk
at a salary OF 100000 per year. drew
pay from the State for office rent,
when he kept his office in his own
home, and also drew liberal pay for
a s~tenographer. and travelling ex-
pense. all of which made Mr.. Barton
an income OF about $4,000 per year.
from one modest position. For a
working man. supposed to believe in
something like an equal distribution OF
work. and the emoluments thereof.
Mr.. Barton did right well. thank YOU.
Personally | have been connected
with the labor movement in West Vir.
ginia a number OF years. Although l..
V. Barton was for sixteen years before
1913, State Labor Commissioner. !
have yet to learn OF a single case in
which he lifted his finger before the
LEGISLATURE to forward the measures
that were urged by and in behalf OF
1.-THE labor interests of the State. Time
and agan we sent labor members TO
Charleston, and special delegations to
fight for workmen's compensation
laws; better mine inspection: child
labor laws, and like measures. and /.
V. Barton's assistance was always con.
%spicuous by its absence.
For sixteen years Mr.. Barton was
content to draw a Fat salary. make a
few reports that were never read. and
sit back and let others do the work.
Time came. however. when Mr.. Barton
vas divorced from his good job. and
Immediately ne became a vicious critic
Of the administrator thai failed 20 ap-
point him. and has SO continued ever
since. Now what are his criticismse
First. no says that the workmen's
compensation bureau is e-xtravaeantly
conducted. and thereupon he gives some
figures which answer his own charge.
lie says the State spends 100000 per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

NOW is THE TIME
BY Habits of Thrift America Can Keep the Advantage
Gained by the War
BY FRANK ANDREWS FALL
BuISar of New York University
BurSar of New York University

We are prosperous now. on
the last DAY OF 1915 the a~gEregate
resources of 1907 national banks
were Sl3.467. 600 600. This shows
an increase of more than two
billion dollars during the year and
the total exceeds the combined
resources Of the banks OF England.
France. Germany. Russia. Holland.
Switzerland and Japan. During
the year We loaned approximately
a billion dollars 90 foreign oun
tries. and re~purcha5cd Suhstan-
TALLY the same amount OF Ameri-
can securities from aboard. The
per capita circulation Of money
In the United States increased
from S34 IS on March /. 1915. 10
S2S . on March / 1916.
Interest and dividend disbursc-
ments during March were some
thing over Slil. OOO 600 This con-
pare with about Sis. 900. 600 for
the corresponding month Of 1915.
or the grand total $4,000 600 re-
presents dividends. an increase Of
eighteen millions. about onc.third
Of which b. accounted for by the
resumption Of tho quarterly pay
mcnt on United States steel com
mon Interest payments in March
aggregated siXfy-ecvcn million
against sixfv-two during tho same
month q year ago This increase
Is. az course. explained by now
bond and note issues
o. may be- argued that much ~
the investment income Of the past
year has hCcu easy come. easy
co. money Nunifiou profits.
especially. O. popularity suppos
cd to b., freely 10 not rCsklcs9ly
spent ~ fast a. they arc made.
Buf lct us see whether this can
Do so
N'w York has unqucatiouahly
been tho chief clear.uE house
through which the vast muuition
business has been handled.
Factories throughout the country
have been working overtime. but
NnV NIfk has been fhf cash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1916.

that had there been no war. exports
would have continued TO decrease and
imports TO increase as they did before
the var under the Democratic tariff
policy; that no country should be sat
ished with a meretricioUs prosperity
dependent on a foreign war. and that
a party that, having failed in every
particular 10 make good. capitalizes
the murder OF millions OF men 10 per
petuate itself in power is u%nspeakably
unfit 20 control the destinies Of this
Nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
ROBINSON'S PLEDGE


The only charge the opposition
makes against mc-tnc only i'm
putation Il erdeavors 90 make. ia
that Governor hatfield is support.
lng me want 20 say 90 YOU that
welcome Governor Hatfeid's SUP.
port just as would welcome
yours or any other mans. And
don't be deceived. Mr.. LILLY would
appreciate that support lust a.
much az do n he could act 10
But whcn my adversary says that
. am Nathelds candidate ne tells
what every man knows 90 be un.
True am no mans Governor.
VIII be the chief executive Of ali
the people % the whole state ard
shall make my career In that e.
a.ted ONCE square with my whole
ives ofcial record. from ~B~osecut.
no attorney 81 Taylor county 20
Judge o. the supreme court of the
state which submit FOR your 40
provaI, and invite the cIoarst
scrutiny n YOU can frd In that
record a 90 EMILIA Of evidrn E
? word or act which would md.
cate inst 2 could be dom mated hv
any man. . withdraw from the ro,.
test"~udse Ira E.. Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

register for the bulk Of the bust
ness.
Ii point OF numbers the bank
lng institutions Of New York
State represent less than two per
cent. of the banks OF the country,
but the i94 in the State. between
January /. 1915. and January !,
1916. increased their resources
o than a billion dollars. The
.6l savings and loan associations
gained $4,000. 900 in total re-
sources during the year. adding
1.l33 members 10 make a total
membership OF l79.3S0.
Most significant Of all is the
fact that the resources OF the saw
incs banks reached an aggregate
OF nearly two billion dollars.
registering an increase OF about
siNty-two millions over the previ-
% year. New York State has
3.2i3.362 savings bank depositors.
with an average deposit OF
$685. 90.
Obviously not all Of the NUM-
lion and other profits are going
Tor wine parties and joyriding.
some NJ Us must hC putting money
Do The bank. and by 50 doing give
evidence Of al least a s~ubstratum
Of common sense just now EVERY
thing points TO the wisdom Of a
country wide campaign OF thrift.
No matter what is going 70
happen to American business al
tho end Of the war. We can make
mo- mistake IN concentrating ON
conservation OF Our resources.
Doctors o. commerce and
finance disagree as to what effect
The termination ~ the war will
have on business conditions in
the United States Some assert
That Europe. with stores depleted
and industrial machinery dis.
u~rganlZed. will be in tho market
for eN'rythIuE We can rrow man.
uiacture or dig out Of the ground.
and af top notch prices Others
az" as fully convicted that tho
nations uuw af war will make "a
speedy recovery. throwing their
cheap labor into strenuous com.
petition with as Ion q surprisingly
short time.
~ prosperity arrives i0 tho
wake of tho war. It should NOT DO
difficult Tor u- Co add fo our saw
ms. and Investment aCr0urfa o..
Du Tho other hand tho DIAGNOSIS
~ fN" second group uf doctor. Is
correct and vf have o. period OF
oppression. Tho necessity for
f.E|u economy Viii he .mprr
af.te I" either event. systematic
.a..ul should have fts DaI
There d.. "a patriotic a. VOL 49,
o. personal tI-fIfsafiOn for tho
exercise OF economy and thriH
during tho coming months Uy
fhg .alo ~ arms ammurifous
tId supplies fu fnc warrIrE
H-.rnr..ru v. N.a. r.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

so self evident that arguments is IN
necessary.
Another suggestion is that the office
OF Comptroller OF the Currency should
be abolished. as there is no necessity
for both the Reserve Board and that
Official The maintenance Of the Of
fee leads 10 unbusinesslike division
Of authority with consequent iueni-
cient administration The idea of pry-
ing John SHELTON williams loose from
his position would. no doubt. be CON
sidered rank heresy by the administra-
ton. lie IS the best little partisan in
IT,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

with bands Of raiders but with military
forces either OF the de facto govern
ment or Of Insurgents against IL. with
Increasing ENHANCEMENT and the very
kind Of Intervention that is disavowed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
OHIO NEWS NOTES

narsed with catching bass out %
"TSh' IN inc Muskingum river. near
vest Virginia. was arrested bv Ber,,T,t
.ame and Fish Warden John ". a.
800 taie saturday afternoon. whcr
sIIalEned before Justice O'NeiiL. he
pleaded not guilty and was released ur-
~ h"np OF WOO, which was furnished
Journal.
\ woman alleged TO have three living
i1N"aAds. and two OF the men who claim
10 have won her hsnd were central 49,
TI,S IN a shooting scrape in the town ~
place. shot and scriousiS wouSSdSS5
UnafleS Tanner. OF Marietta. Mrs. LuII
NeSi clarke Tanner Rubrake is the
woman ia the case.
o. VI last pcm9cracy in the Fifteenth
rsrtr3etai 'nai district has an ayowcd
] -aac ~li'mpncld. a Bristol. Morgan coun-
,aimtt The candidate describes him
Of tho Lebanon NJ b. chsrcb, a ds,fy
reader and hrm believer IN the Bible.
Ida shumakcr. pretty e-s-vear-old gi-l
or ilshNiIl". Fairfield county. has won
sro E,Ta' or ten,s-h iSg sssinSt RAYMOND
~ promise. Brown did not contest the
Mrs. Prank Zeman. 81 cleveland has
given birth 90 bankruptcies. TWO bots
and Two girls. All are doing wei.
4 strawberry shortcske. three feet
long. two feet vide and sfN inches t.f.l
witch mad" Mayor karu utter COMMIT.
N'NitfN remarks. was o. feature OF tito
union ~ tho italian Mutual Aid Sa.I.
'IF. members uf which celebrated its
,n'i''h anniversary with a banl.sf
.I tn' ,luhrooms at Columbus
about hvc minutes yesterday
.hhIft ,nln}Cd O. real snow storm. Is|.
lowing thi-. 90 hailed Tor about nc sam,
length or fIfu'. Last night. in porfa..
"NrShIp. Do showed for rftecu minute
30 Map records Iu fW~sufy-cIghf Fcar4
records a like inataucc-Lancs.IlC SIr-
Soerstarv Of state Charles HiIdsb-art
has eliminated himself as a po.aflI.
r7riiLRf, for the Republican nomirt.
tom Tor governor. ty issuing a rfsfs.
.nf supporting Governor Wills Tor r.-
PATRIOT. co'ore viii ho worn this ,rr-
Nf graduate .f ths Amherst uirh school
Of pnWw.uDcW'rt Tho boys viii wear
rf. necessities. white frnua.sr and tI..
SUITS trimmed Dob blue % red u,cEtI...
Nfr- sarah N@.-pac.. aged % years. ~
I.r'Hr. H church member Tor rIcE.s
y,tra. Is dead.
while ra'ng r.- hoir after Die TOUR
ing car bad crashed into t telephone
't.. ''.,tr'r. POI son of Tltfrf
'.1 wealth. farmer living near
mont of q bridge and r..I info Mad ri,s.
W." ... H'.r .tf H milo aRag .r
r.F I. ekuH vHe
tract Irrl and |. died |r pro- ambIIar...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Do Secretary for ireland laughed
when told Of the danger ~ the Dublin
Uprising. JUST as some people arc pooh
pooling our nakcdness TO our prospcc-
ave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Looks like Brandeis Will be squeezed
out % tho committee today by a narrow
margin. due 20 the White House clamps
put on the dessiden, Democratic mem
bcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

a celebrated opera singer reports tina,
she lost thirty pounds while acting as a
war nurse. Must the war then continue
as a banting SCHOOL,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Wilson has kept us oat ~ war
shout tho Democrats. Wen. should a
man be Overloaded Tor doing his sim.
pie dHtye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

II the candidate k. .. busy after
election as he Isl ar'. before election.
$50 should have more efficient service
iu Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

What is the difference between the
circus and the Democratic party Why.
Do" circus redecms its pledges ana keeps
ats promises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Tn" Democrats arc reduced is ono
candidate. ths Republican have sixteen.
which is the difference between hone and
dp.Islr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Ida Shumakcr. pretty 25-year-oId girl
a verdict 81 1850 against Ravuord
Brown. Of Ccntcrhurg for alleged breach
or Brown did not contest the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

~ last Democracy in the Fifteenth
'"nkI S~ional district has an avow.d
,ahHliaie Tor congress ia the person ~
-aac Ii'mphcld. a Bristol. Morgan cogn-
N farmer The candidate describes him
H,ll a. being % years Of axe q mrmH.r
OF tho Lebanon N. D.. church a ds.r,
reader and hrm believer IN the Bible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Practical Economy

Baking powders made from alum or
phosphate may be bought for a trife less
than Royal Baking Powder, which is made
from cream of tartar, derived from grapes.
Alum powders are not only cheap, but
they differ greatly in heavening power.
If a cheap baking powder is used for a
fine cake and the cake turns out a failure
there is a waste of costly materials worth
more than a whole can of the cheap bak-
ing powder.
Royal Baking Powder produces the
finest food, and its use therefore, results in
an actual saving.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Mrs Frsuk Ieman. Of cleveland. has
gwen hlrih Co bankruptcies. Two bows
ind two girls. All are doing well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

'HN"' y HITFIN~.
President state Federation Of Labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

SECRETARY ~ state Charles HiIfsh-a.f
mas eliminated himself as a po.aflI.
.fnilIff' Tor the Republican nomirt-
'0h' fnr governor. by issuing a state.
nf supporting Governor Wills Tor To-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
W. y. LATHAM ACQuIT-
TED AT COLORADO

Concerning the case Of VIII Lath-
am. Judge c. c. Higgins says
The case Of the state Of Texas vs..
WIN +. Latham. tiled in the District
Court Of Mitchell county Texas this
week. resulted in a verdict Of not
guilty
The trial court held that The judy
ment convcung Minnie Latham NJ
manslaughter was admissible oyI-
dencc for the defendant, and IN
structed the jury that II they be-
llcved that she was only guilty Of
granddaughter to acQult him The trial
court only submitted the question on
accomplish which carried With 1t the
death penalty, and left no alternative
but to acqult or assess the extreme
penalty
The Indictment contained % charge
on the law of principal offenders,
which would have carried % punish
mont OF death, life imprisonment or
as low as five years in the penIton-
u.ry for murder and the trial court
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Of this district court submitted the
ease on that law OF principal as well
as accomplish, in the FIRST trial which
resulted In a hung jury In his case.
Minnie Latham, who had been tried
twice in the district court Of Jones
county was convicted on the first trial
OF mhnslaughtcr, and given Eve years
and after the case was affirmed II
was. on rehearing, reversed, and a
new trial granted In the lower court,
which resulted in conviction OF
manslaughter five years punishment,
suspended sentence
The result Of which was to set her
free and this verdict Of the jury Of
Mitchell county sets him free, and
the net results Of the two years pros
ccutlons and calling Of 1i5 witnesses
is above shown and the price Of hui
man life is also estimated In the out
come
Attorneys seem agreed that under
the rulings OF higher courts the WOO
man's testimony was admissible and
the Courts charge was an that could
f..... T.... HfH. yr.a.eutI.r ruUUH ID
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
Notice Boys

All boys over IA years old meet
me at the city Park Auditorium play
ground at q o'clock Monday morning
as have a proposition to make to
you to earn some money.
Il. c. DODSON