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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

'A OF Crrrri4urY. 20 De- fnr This reason
u mn'h ~ &c d.siress such ~ mcrnInr
kn-ae H nrH. &c., 40 prospective f.fhrr9
Should eco Oh = nat the expe,tani mother
b. prov ici with bottle ~ ",isther.s
arI"
The directions ore simple. &C., 70 n, ,ry
frrf FHrr ~ .s applet fF fhe etn~-f.rf
"ihfr hersef . renctrlfea deeply amt 4f
f.rIf r..k Hnf splendid relief In % moot
fiflinr manner amt fenerfa p physical
..'f'nr'f fn fHr nervous f snua.tI0u ~ the
tHHf Don't f1H i1 90 re- bottle III .,flster.s
lfIrr1 iniHf Hui Then write urrfa-'f Me-
r'1inr Co.. Na Lamar UHIr. Atlanta. ia
f.r rr.'if 'ff. Isut hr.ufuI uf .rf.rHrs
g.. '.f e'r..'s.t mothers. % is delight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

new arrival ftc Gree
Thought should be
Mothers Friend
This r an evferrf
remedy gently applet
over The stomach mus
r'eq ~ makes then
frm md plant. They
expand naturally with
out undue strain. o.
removes from tho
frrra those fu1u.
rrres which ore o.
sfonsib'c fHr rreh ~
tie palm luri.icut Oh tias
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
HAD A BALANCE

CHARLESTON. w Va. April The
treasury uf the state Of West virginia
contained S33.3S0 April l. according 10
a statement issued today by T. l.. Long.
treasurer. There are outstanding notes
aggregating Sf50.Oo0. These notes
" mich We're made TO tide the state over
dchcit which existed few months
ago are not yet due and 81 is believed
they Will be met with rrvenues that Will
be Forthcoming before their maturity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
REoUIsITIoN DENIED

SPRINGFIELD. Ill April Gov.
ernor Edward f. Dunno. today deniei
me petition for a requisition Of Johr,
w. Talbot. Of South BEND. Ind. su-
preme president OF the Order OF Owls
Who was charged with conspiracy I'm
ane county I'm connection with Ger
tain alleged defamatory pamphlets
directed aaginst officers OF the Order
Of Moose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

suffrage was so successful with the
taiilrmeu Of Texas. who met last week
ar ihc cattemeu'~ convention At HuuS-
I'h thdt The temporary suffrage head
quarters. which had been set uu on on.
or Tho main streets of tho city. has not
SATISFIED the demand. and Miss Laviuia
englF, one of tho national organizers in
Texas. reports that permanent head
quarters has now been established
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
About People
Msvsmsnts - individuals 20
and From :i's City,
AT The HOTELS.

Mclure-R. G. Taylor. Parkersburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith. Woodsfield.
o: X. c. Moore. Middlebourn. John
Craig. Clarksburg: !. NJ. Underwood
and T. G. Kingsley, Middlebourn. W.
F. Burgess, Reader; NJ G. Sherwood,
Atwood: c. H. Carpenter. Parkers-
burg, DIR. w. p. Sammouse. Cameron;
sam G. Minnie and John Stepto.
Charleston.
Grand Central-Mr. and Mrs. w. l..
Yeater. Cameron: Mr. and Mrs. T. IL.
TURNKEY. Newburg: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Miller. Endicott: II. l.. Mahaffey.
Mt Vernon. o.
Windsor Bert Bradford. Penns-
boro: Theodore Handley. Bluefeld: l..
=. Metzger, W. w Beck. Albert Hayes.
Salem. o.; c. n Culbertson. Hunting
ton: x. G. Heskett; Bethesda. o; &.
Ford. Parkersburg
Rosers-C. II. Taylor. HendrysbuTg /:
Samuel Hamilton. GAINESVILLE. o.: r.
r. Lavaree Meadville. Pa: ID. A. Gil
mer. Warren; r. W. Arrack, Claring-
ton.
stamm-w. II. Johnson. Mrs. w n
Johnson. W. w. Davidson. GAINESVILLE f..
/ Samuel B. Woodward. Davis p. Wood
ward. Parkersburg. Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Hundred; Mrs. inertia Knox
GAINESVILLE. o.: l.. n Morris. Mid
dlebourn. Mr. and Mrs. n c. williams,
Kingwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
MANCHESTER STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Dennand-
ing an increase in wages. a number OF
special machinists and their helpers
went on strike today at the Cramp
snip ana Engine company's plant.
charles r. Scott. deputy organizer OF
me international brotherhood OF Boiler
MAKERS, Iron Ship Builders and Help
ers OF America. says the strikers num-
per 900 OFFICIALS az the plant say less
than half or this number stopped work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

Now Is the Time to Get Rid OF These
Uqiy Spots

Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed Of your freckles.
a. the prescription othine-double
strength guaranteed 10 remove
these homely spots
Simply get an ounce Of oihine-
double streneth-from any druggist
and apply a little Of 30 night and
morning and YOU should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun
to disappear. while tho lighter ones
have vanished entirely n is seldom
that more than an ounce is needed 10
completely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion
BE sure 10 ask for The double
strength othine a. this d. sold under
guarantee ~ money back II n fails
fo remove freckles -Advt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
They called 1t His Luck"
But It Wasn't Luck

once knew r. Young man whose sue
.'-- lh business was as striking as the
farmers with hi- apulre Ills school
mates spoke ~ his luck Nothing made
MN more indignant. and with reason.
~" hhd spent tOilzumt evenings al the
'vcuinE school improving hI4 haud. vyrif-
ing aui his know ledge 90 business
methods. Dee had pain-taktngly taught
hliu-'If -. client manners aud built up
% pleasing personality he had thrown
his whole heart into the business Their.
was no luck 200 the fact that be- took
out NOR. than they who put iu less III
wa arithmetic. mot magic
. on cannot Erf social success out 81
.I' unless 81 uu ruf into DO a cultivation
'. lh" social virtues and amenities. a
study ~ social u-IEsr
900 cannot gsf character unless YOU
pm. in ldiI ni. pa.ufu stritiuEs toward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
SET CLOCKS AHEAD

hfstklsi y. fpfil y. IbF wireless -
Sayville The German federal courcI
has passed q measure providing thai
ON NAV ]. all clocks shall be set ahead
one hour. The mcaEuse was urnpoee5
Tor hypicuic and economic reasons a.
Tightening working time during da,-
light and decreasing the necessity Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Where Inr-n s+nrta

Iu polling the uswgrlp.r .difor- OF
Iowa for THE sentiments Of thair COM
muuitleS ou woman suffrage. The tap-
l'Hl ~ li"r N0Iu.~ Iowa reports tn4I
ltN 'difpr- 0lt of -s1 said their dis
tricts favored votes for women Iu
~ her words. ~ iowa aInINT flI. av
The suffrage ISSUE Immediately. the
slate w"nld ha swept for -lTrae. It a.
lar~s ua fUr.fE.
Tho editors were asked fu ba-. their
judgment fHf HU fns.r Duu personal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

German women have been put at the
mont iu Petrograd ana are now sub
shutting for soldiers Ia the field kitch-
ems and for work IN the rear Of the
army. so as tu releaS- the men for
hehtnE Which fact diSposes neatly Of
th" contention that Women should nor
vote n,oAuse they rAnnnt ~ 90 MAr-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

Mrs. Ida Cochran Haughton, the
well known author, now a resident oil
Columbus. Ohio. and a native OF Bel
mont county. Ohio. Is the guest OF
Miss Amanda Clark. OF Thirty-siXth
street
Miss nellie McKelvey, OF 81. Glars
VILE. was. the guest OF friends in
Wheeling yesterday.
Charles Gallagher. OF Mouncsville.
was a visitor In this city on Tuesday.
Mrs Ella Flaccus and Mrs A. c.
Stifel left on Tuesday evening for
stay in Atlantic city
Rev. John VI Wishart. Of the First
United Presb yterian church OF Wash
inEton. Iowa. arrived at the Rogers
hotel yesterday. Friday he will con
duct preparatory services and Sunday
Will preach the common service az the
Second United Presbyterian church.
J. A. Hellstern. OF Woodlawn. has
gone TO Chicago where he will spend
several days on business.
VI G. Mcdonald. Of Bellaire. left
yesterday for Columbus where he will
spend several days looking after bust
ness matters.
Lieut.. John s Davis. Of the Pitts
bureh army recruiting office. spent
yesterday IN the city
Father Hanrahan. - the Cathedral.
I l- confined TO the North Wheeling
hospital on account OF illness
Nr and Mrs D D. Holloway spent
yesterday in Pittsburgh "a
Mr. and Mrs e. \ House have re-
turned from am extended Eastern trip.
They visited Atlantic CRY. Philadei-
ph''. Nev York. and also Cleveland
and other lake points
Miss Giady- Dagur. student 300 West
Liberty normal Is guest OF her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs william
uIsue. ~ Film Grove
Nr and Nr. Fred kim of Ttrk,rs.
bIfE are Visiting boo The city Tor e.
f'v dr,s
Ur Iamo. smith OF Eleventh and
Nam streets. be- recovering from o.
...,I. aIfslk 90 Ia llppe
Nr- ~ O. BHfromau and dauEr.
f0r NI Grace. of View Narfin-viIia.
'a.. returned home affrr DOL brief visit
..H relative. Hui friends hero
John Shan. I. a.rHfIra f.v days
H"l NI. U0r."f. .r Nav NurffnatIII.
Nr. r O. NuruH. of Freedom ra
...I.rE ..Il"I. Hrr. Yesterday.
..I. 'rr,ui. bonn. rrom Sow Mar
.'..I.. HH.f' .Hr r.. fhn luo. off
relative.
r 81 vaf..r ~ Vo.f Ia I'M fr.
..'. tIHIne o.d friends for fev
't..
vf Elmer -ru.o.f off Eon ana
IHrssn.h stree. e u with pr,u
m.rIa
o. % uI.qur ard aor. of sisters
...ID v'r. visitors In tre cify yestef
.ba.
e. NDrr. prominent afforre. off
NIdIebournr. va. Ir fhe sitf ycefcr
dos ON business
M Underwood member of fio Jaw
frn o. Underwood and Moor, OF Mid
Oh Hulfr. "H. n iI. city yesterday
I a. kul.irt ~ WHIIenoufre 800.
hu.u.s. Visitor 'r I.r city ys..er
. b..
Ns. g,Hr.Ia Mitchell. fpfu.rI. r
..It .r fHs s.o.r' 20 Taylor Hor.
'.. accepted a position af OBI. charlie.
N.HrIr. .....ft or It leland
N ".... UI..U.. .f .I. N.HH
'.. H.. ea. Operated upon a. .re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

POLITICAL Wisdom.
LThe opportunities u the woman
Sunragists are said TO be responsible
Tor Keeping their bill in committees In
Albany.-Press ClippingD
Ladies'. you should change your course
should not bother legislatures,
For 20 yield 90 female force
Is opposed TO manly natures.
In your home you ought to stay.
With your babes and market basket
Gently hope and pine and pray
For the vote. but never ask Il.
Never speak about your bill
To "A senator. or send "A
Delegation, for that will
Alternate the sterner gender
A. your cause is not half-bad.
som" OF us might mildly Vaunt Il,
II W. plausibly might add
only women do not want H."
Alice bucr Miller In the New
York TT IbIuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
You Cannot Get Real Friendship
Unleas Yon DIV. real rrienaahIn.

% 'HnU'T IT T|IT ITT0UI0TTI UUT0Hs
."H civ. r."| friendship TH. su|.
wHN f" HHts H friend Oh. fn na ono Don't
.'.nN .H ....f .r r...uI arf .f.r.sI. efir-
'u.'. .'If -afekIUs rr.fuIsIIu. I.r .n the
'nN iH.f '. 900 NUH VIII rsf fn return
-H"..lfWIre Ht Co. fHf seem. f. f...a 1ff
'e much Hr w. plf fU. arH aelIn we
.'N' tH |r fHEfrE uuf moor. fIHn we
nave NI' .r. .uN CONS 600 H'If. Hffr.f I..aa
WAT w" uHV. cheated fr. balances
IYf no DEL rHf a. Tniule 900 oven
.""..r'' fr. Tu U.. mutually Ir nn. w.r Ur
W.. WH" receive more love
1000 r. ..Nt ... r. 'Ie uIfIHHrf. I...ra.
...fU.. ut ... .. IHs capacity r.r
loving IN. ..HHsr ..f.Iua nF f.fs 4ra
....Hf..t adjusted fF.n ur e|rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
The Efficient Mother.
The Privilege 70 WORK. bur Not 90


Doc lrouis. Be- tho state Of Ncw Jersey.
mon are entering the ammunition and
powder plants los the scores leaving
the women 90 run the daIri.- and farms
Ar" they the same men that allowed
= n" brewer n" convince them last cleo
home %"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
.aulek swindlers ana

prey Of gct-rich-quick swindlers and
fake advertise ments
ana " this same uurcasOning hope
mat makes people expect TO get n great
nraI more out OF life than they put
into %
ou can't get success in any business
unless you put good hard work or spe-
rlaI Urauar.tffUu int.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

Ohio Valley General hospital a few
weeks ago Dr. improving nicely.
Mrs. George Kron enwith Of the
End. b. recovering from recent
illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
III. $. PRINCIPALS To nrrr

IHNNIsI.NINN- " Va NnrT -
wo-dav session ~ the high school min.
pals ~ W"s' virginia viii he held In
Friend. ~ the department OF rra.
schools will preside sixty schools s~.
expected % be- repreFenfcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

\ nttl" yellow suffrage automobile
with Mrs. Alice Burke and Miss Nell
Arm FOR "a 10 nru-mtic tour around Tn
Gle sans map under the auspices Of the
Nuiional American Woman suffrage A.
SociItluu. Making q circuit of tine Unit
ed states from New York 90 Galveston.
thence Co. san Francisco and seattle. and
Mrs. Burke and Miss Richardson Will
blaze complete trail Tor suffrage. and
Incidentally make the diztaut. record
Tor woman s. automobile driving For
no chauffeur ls Go travel along M.
Burke H. IN accomplished driver and.
lliE 50 mNcE a. "a steering wheel
Mrs. Burke viii b." rcmeW bcred among
suffrage workers for her work in the
New York state campaign last year. A
feature OF which was the famous little
automobile. Victory 1915 Miss Rich
D. active ~urrag' work for about three
!'ars 90 New York and who has worked
. great deal with Mrs Burke Al pres
en- she h. an organizing secretary for
N" New York city suffrage party.
The Efficient Mother
No mother T. "a hat she ought TO be
II she lives simply the lifc Of the home"
said DR. John l.. Elliott before tine
womcu's conference of the Society for
ETHICAL culture IN New York city. she
must live the lfc Of the community.
Madonna and the child but there -
one higher vision than that--not one
MOI her and child. but mothers and an
children"
This was the plea OF ar ardent lc-
lever in woman suffrage Tor woman $
t"rial that the suffrage movement is
made or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
"V0TES FOR WOMEN"

This apartment Friday conducted by
Virginia Suffrage
at the disposal Of the sunrsasts each week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Political Wisdom

sentiments. but on the facts as n
knew them In their community.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-30
What Is The 10000 Club?

The purpose of the 10000 Club is to increase
the circulation of the Telegram to 10000 copies To
accomplish this end and at the same time enable the
for their benefit the Telegram offers prizes ag-
gregating $4,000 in big merchandise and cash
awards to the people residing in this territory.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

L0S EB3GHDlS DEL Fy-PRESIDEHT[ DE-
GIAA2RtEaiDH QJF Md 4OssEHsi TRhSLA-
DbRSf A SAil! Ah10F5D
Ta5r#ra.ma s.~reri:1 rar.n IL T'rEEN~A

FL PAS0- Tc2:-., En@no Elm la
r,Giiana ne hn,:. bcs IlaGSicos rirn5a n@s
aMe ham rrarido atemGicm:Io all nemrr7aI
%ictoaaoo Haen'ta. pc:2ctirarGn wna
nucHa opeiac5&n AL paci@nIe. Por com
s!lapGal.ta :..h-@auca carnc cgale neoesat;ia Fa-
na extracaie uiaa ranr:':.@ EG pUs gue
9ucG5&lsa a. reragr JIG arah=ae s5Glo ex-
f5aa5.o - ea l;.s Gos op@.;s.cjones asnre-
~ic~ea uaa con@iieratJe c5.n-5r!ah.
Termn.oja la mueYa operaci@n Fl
general IIuerta jler!ano rFue s.e a&nt5a
un poco mcioa. Los nn&llicus &ierla-
I@ron cge cl p@cic@be segUia raeBo-
:anGo dc mma. mamrra bpa-A- pHro Tluy
.sut5sfacroria-
Los ahcg@lcs q.e dcf5endem al PA
pe,e4i3cnte au;oinsa9on hoy ,qUe el ge-
ue-al mo po3r@R ir = Sam Antonio
&hoGa = es.ar mrcsentn zen rl jTra&o
Y cIre no 2,:taria zen InonGicioncs dc ir
e@ mlcli@ ri=rnNo.
FL furado reso-rerH el a-sUn-C Ge-
general IIueG,ta.. II - gue Io nesue.g,e
sin in nre-ea1 rim r:e. r..;pe en- t&an An.to-
mia.
Ell CORRESIF1%SAI~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
NJT FAV0RABI.FhFHTF Hi SIDD
GIlAEHTkIl Ell DISClIRS0
DEL PTE. WILSON
Ell EgEGIJT7HG AFHFRIP5EiD ED8 \ Gl5AO2EER2 OO2ER2
Ell F21n9Gf5GT0 F 19Gf P5Rl la cfE5s5Bl.lET
DE la UKlO# PBH, 4I4 Al.45sftFiiLiH4
a-l,g!rmnra r~prrtar para H.h rErN~a.

@&>t!iADST}OM. EEero 1,-JI|S
farorahlem=ml" romFnrn,to Ea s;id.0 rl
dia@u"ao Cge el %-csiaJcnrc %lis@n
tprwauari@ .ampche am e Aiemnrf.a. ETa.I
&n,e los &elcGa3jo~ al C@n%reso Chen
rifico Pan 4lrnerGGaHc- = @r1 q cGi@ hi
70 um e@3DCzo de 5os rrroT2cs@s 'i@- no
tiemno para Ia rreariau c@ rlne Allan
Za Pan-@m@airana @ue "@ac'&nllce l@ I'M
Cepcnaencla pclI.0-a %oscIui& = .R M
teEI1adad ;eraIto"la- rte r@da r~no dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
UNA RIGA FETA DE PLATA FIJE
EEG1HTRADA EN- IIFA MI
Ni DE NIEN) MEXICO
.FL SR. FfILiRID I1SOYl, DE GuASlGEVi,
De9. ES QUIfK TIEKE EN- EAPlG
TBGlDR LICRA NINA

MUM sAAil t"E't nA' P'"l'Hh ''-'' ''''"'''''
IL FASO. TeM., Eneno 7.-Otro
haGia2go de un r-iro G2nine.ral fue hs
Tho por el selor HilariC' LnsoEa en- ia
naina de p-nta que est4 ezpl0tanGo en
&QeTo Mexico.
LII mueva nera hal.0da ror el seii1r
L@aoga es riqnjsinna. pues casi es de
ru1a nIata- pines en- graDdes trarnos
s5ene wm& ley de- noHenra poi' H5ent0
Gs plata
Z. seil0- LosoEa es I'M me5icano
aue 7fn0 d re;fugianse g esra c1uG1a Y
q4e fine I Nnev0 Mexico q eXpIDta-
u,g,@, ra;sna que bom6 en- aiTen3Iarhient@-
In f'0rE1na 10 tra aaguilo. pues ha 10
.g.9Dln JaaiIar maEn.if6cas retas lie pill
tn.
Cmn fal moDiEo RI -nTlor LTGoEH
rorl'rafnra uD l-a@EIa- TliIHr@ &c
oa,"r0, pa-& irabaiar Da Imi-a.
FT. f"cORRTEpTlNSAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
la]RREH CON RE:GIILlARIDAD Los
TREHES ENTIRE Ia (,IuDAD
DE MEXICO Y laredo
ST EErAtlfsl 4 ltI IT. NbFEEIDEEi,A La
IIlf.kT- tHf hG.Ik9N iilli.IHA lFlR EL
EIENSQE. GARRANEESTA

Nl'GEA TORh- "@H@ a.--E. roa-
@u !ajI, rr,lej-IGrgnuaai-tl r"s5aidl"si.Ho
~r1 ,.~ae nuorIo Ina in3CrlraGlo looy "a
Ga nr~n~a. que ios Grcm@- amjna la
roGo x La can!taI H" ia Eiopllioi5rn.
t-stam -1rr6enGo rou t"da rr=m1al-i-
daG-
M @p saoc pnG rus DuIgra loecho
asia l1N"la~urj6n ri C0nsuia3In. rl~~
&la~,Ia har" tempo - salnia HUn los
lrenn- nEtr" Ias pobIariones citadas
rstahan arorIIanrio rn2uIarnnenGr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
li!N%TRDN s.f!i 7lai .tEsE&. ~ "g. %faM-
lsl:AFGf& ai;tlEt%GiiN5f. aji..
Ia r:&H' IaLI.Gt H1t.
I'f NE i Isifsi

!srtrtiI ~~prr:d gsHsi l.l IFHE&Ga,
nyD&InGE,~- rmrn%, T. E.l MSni.i~-
f.n Ir ia H;ilri'Ia ImWmrG .2nE off
iipaSa q Ia 5a, IADl fa-t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

CumpTe U6. sus lir1rus en espaf1ol lgna-
-io e. Lpznno, 6U7 DaIornsa St. San Antn'
aiio, Tenss. Su rasa es Ia mas TnGraba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

We guarantee IA PRE%SA Eaz larg@r
clcu aticn imam arg c1le- 7aeM III reTrs'Gaa HeT
in tae Inlbei sta5@s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

E. l1tRRESpO,N~AL..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-22

ant corporation counsel for the City
Council and its committee on schools,
fire. police and civil service in its in.
vestigation of the finances of the
Board of Education" The appoint.
ment. made as of May II, 1915. means
that Richberg will get 5000 due him
as back pay on the investigation Of
the boards finances.
~
A. J. Banta, the popular manager Of
the Chicago Branch of the LocomO.
bile Company. took thirty statesmen
and special representatives Of the
Locomobile In the territory Of Chica.
go Branch to the Locomobile factory
at Bridgeport. Conn.,. for a big confer.
epce with the officials. They got their
first view of the 1917 model Locomo.
bile.
Henry J. Holm, principal Of the
Gregg School at 6 North Michigan
Avenue. has brought this deservedly
popular educational institution to q
high degree Of perfection. Professor
Holm for over twenty years has borne
an honored reputation among the edu.
Gators Of the country.
Judge Thomas F. Scully IL making
q fne record in the County Court.
Judge Harry p. Dolan has made q
good record in the Municipal Court.
~eA
Henry B. Clarke would make a good
Mayor.
Thomas NJ. Sullivan has made q
Grand record as Sanitary Trustee.
Francis D. Connery will make q good
comptroller Of the Sanitary District.
~ lose patience" says Mr.. w. O.
Duntley, president of the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company, Fisher
Building, Chicago. when I hear
young men or old men either for
that matter complain that there are
no more opportunities In America
Anyone OF our new inventions offers
countless opportunities to acquire
wealth. The automobile field and the
moving picture field have been sue
cessful lines of endeavor for any
number Of men, and still offer great
deal to the man who knows his bust
ness. Probably, however. the one
best bet Of the day from the oppor
tunity standpoint Is that offered in the
motor truck field, In any one OF ite
various phases. A motor truck
agency offers much promise to man
with small capital. Business men
In all lines of industry now realize
that horse and wagon delivery sys
TENS are back numbers and the motor
truck agent will soon find his most
difficult problem Is to get trucks tC
fill his orders rather than to get Gus
toners for his trucks"
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this fight. But the House needs to
know that the people are behind II.
Let me call your attention again to
the Ferris bill. good bill dealing with
waterpower on public lands and ma.
tional forests, which has twice passed
the house. An undesirable substitute.
the Myers bill, now before the Senate,
gives the public waterpowers away in
perpetuity. Under 1t, the power in.
terests could occupy and exploit the
Grand Canyon itself, the greatest nat.
ural wonder on this continent.
The waterpower interests want ev.
erything or nothing. In the last eight
years they have killed eight water.
power development bills that were
fair both to the corporations and to
the public. What the people need ls
waterpower development on equitable
terms without further delay. They can
have what they want by letting the
House know II.
Sincerely yours.
CLIFFORD PINCHOT.
OBITUARY.
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AGAINST "TRiAL MARRIAGES."

The Law Journal suggests that the form OF the proposed amendment
providing
1t
consummaion
this
the change Of the legal The Law Journal
concl
ut highly
suggested proposed
discussed
Ii York"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-22

"Boners" are sometimes pulled in
congress as we'll as on the baseball
diamond, and not infrequently veteran
parliamentarians ore the victims OF
their own stupidity. During the gen.
eral debate In the house on the army
reorganization bill Chairman Hay of
the military affairs committee and au.
thor of the measure amused his col.
leagues when he sought to keep out
of the Record an amendment which
member had asked to be printed for
the information Of members before It
formally was presented.
II object to any amendment going
into the Record unless It is introduced
in the regular way" asserted Hay. Il
demand that the amendment be read
before unanimous consent for its pub.
lication Ia given"
II accede to the chairman's sug.
gestSon." the author of the amendment
quickly announced. The clerk then
read the amendment, while the house
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i~ssspeeaNsA under the lsws 81
ltIlnOtO.
THE TRisuNE IMPROVES.

The Chicago Tribune has added a
really valuable department to the edi-
torial page in The Friend of the In.
sured." in which questions relating to
insurance are answered by the lnsur.
ance Editor. This department Is a
real help to everybody. 1t is great
Improvement over the eye-sore headed
The Legal Friend Of the People,"
which disfgured this page of the great
paper for long time and was devoted
to the propagating Of neighborhood
quarrels, petty lawsuits. landlord bait.
ing and back fence fights.