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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
WILSON THREATENED
BY "SUFF" LEADER

WASHINGTON, July ga threat
that If he didn't openly espouse the
Susan b. Anthony amendment 10 the
constitution. giving women the ballot
the 100000 women voters Of the west
would be against him, was made TO
President Wilson this afternoon.
Mrs. +. l.. Moran Of Virginia, made
the threat, slipping into the White
House with delegation representing
the Womens National Democratic
League which had called 10 give the
President a check for $1,000 for his
campaign and 10 tell hin. that the
league was behind him.
After the delegation had been ush-
cred into the President office Mrs.
Moran rushed forward and warned
The President that he had better sup
port the Anthony amendment. Mrs.
Moran's action was as much surprise
10 the representatives from the wo
mems league as it was TO the Presi-
dent. The leaders in the delegation
were angry and repudiated Mrs.
Moran'S statements. After Mrs. Moran
had left the office Mrs. w. A. Cullop,
wife Of Representative Cullop, Of In
diana, told lhe President I'VE are
lined up behind YOU" and gave him
the check for $1,000 which the league
had raised.
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Divide FRONTIER
Continued From Pirst Page.)

the various camps but it is thought
that the most advanced patrols now
are within $50 miles of the border.
Officials here are known to be con-
Sidering the effect this course might
have on General Carranza's suspicious
as to the real purposes of the Ameri-
can government. The expedition,
without general officer in command,
would lose something of its signifi-
canoe in military eyes. it is said, and
could be viewed as nothing more than
the policing force ii was designed to
be. Some officials believe this might
not be lost upon General Carranza,
and would tend TO bear out the asser-
ton of the Washington government
that it's troops would be withdrawn
from Mexico as soon as the danger or
bandit raids across the border had
been ended.
Submission of the dual command
proposal to General Pershing was
viewed here as confirming the state
ment that President Wilson now is
considering withdrawal Of the eXpe-
dition from Mexico. Final decision as
TO his course will await the formal re-
ply to Secretary Lansing's note de-
handing that General Carranza eN
plain his hostile orders to his troops
in the vicinity OF the expeditionary col
umnS.
1t is stated on the highest authori-
IL that General Pershing's orders
have not been changed in any respect,
and that the shortening OF his lines
was made necessary by purely mill
tary questions Of supply and defense.
Creates Good Impression.
Eliseo Arredondo. Mexican amhas-
sador designate. pointed out today
thai the movement of the American
frooDs toward the border had created
A GOOD impression in Mexico City.
As supporting the declarations Of his
government that it was taking all pos
Sible steps to stop bandit operations in
he border region. MI. Arredondo said
that as rapidly as General PershingS
men had moved northward, Mexican
troops had taken their places and a
strict police control or the territory
had been maintained. ,
This situation already mad presented
itself 70 the state department officials:
While the hostile utterances and
orders of the de facto government
have brought about crisis the object
which the Washington government has
consistently sought seems in fair way
toward being accomplished There
never has been any purpose, II was
said. bur to withdraw completely from
Mexico when the de f3cto government
showed the Willingness and ability TO
furnish adequate military protection. TO
the border region. That now is being
given. apparently in the sections from
which General Pershing has with.
drawn. although it also has appeared
that the Mexican troops are being dis
posed for the primary purpose or MAX
ing a display Of force against any
southern movement by the Americans.
II is not known whether this aspect
of the situation has beer called to
President Wilson'S attention. nr whether
it may be regarded as iustifying fur
ther retirement toward the border.
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SWEEPING EAST
Continued Prom First Page.)

guns and the entire villages were
enveloped in dense network OF
barbed wire entangIements. Mill
tary observers say that these vii
lagos mad a resisting power COM
parable with that of Douaumont.
Summing up the French ad-
vance south Of the Somme, two
main features are disclosed:
First, the occupation for the
length of eight kilometres of Ger.
man first line trenches from the
Somme to the village Of Fay, and
including five villages. Second, a
double line of German trenches ex-
tending from Haracourt Woods to
AsseviIlers. The struggle con-
tinues with intensity. Observers
declare that the first three days
successes, while great. are only
initial episodes in the increasing
pressure Of a vast offens i've.
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AWAITING ORDERS
Continued from First Page.)

the big lot Of supplies that have gone
forward steadily for many weeks.
Acting on the assumption that the
administration might call upon the
army TO readiust relations with Mex.
leo, General Funston and his staff have
planned the disposition of Tho National
GuardSmen so that with the 10000
regular troops already facing the inter
national line the whole force could be
used for invasion, if called upon.
Trains bearing guardsmen and supplies
moved steadily towards designated sta
lions today. and indications were that
by the end of The week The mobilza-
ton would be- almost completed.
General u. J. Foster. commanding
the First lllinoiS brigade. reached his
command here\and began the super
vision Of its routine work. Three more
regiments from Illinois and three from
Wisconsin will complete the reserve
force eneral Funston expects 10 hold
here. The first LOT Of Wisconsin troops.
IA battalion of artillery and y troop Of
cavalry. should arrive early tomorrow.
The First Illinois cavalry passed
through towards Brownsville, and two
more regiments. ono from Kansas and
one from Missouri. reached tho border
directly south Of here. Tho Missouri
troops went ~ lLdItlU anu INV NdllSdS
troops Ia Eagle Pass. 4 part Of the
New York field artillery passed through
here and was on its way 10 Brownsville
tonight.
Nurses Arrive.
Trained nurses. working under the
direction Of the Red Cross began ar
irving to-day. and at tho Red Cross
station it was announced that more
than 800 had received orders 10 report
here.
General Funston's suggestion that
his command be divided was explain
ed by the statement that it had grown
too big for one man TO direct in de-
tail. hut there was no disposition TO
deny that il was in line with the plan
nf preparedness for eventualities IN
the Mexican situation. In the event
of war between the two countries,
Major Generals would be placed in
command OF all field armies. and ii is
understood that the naming OF the
three division commanders today.
was indicative Of the commands that
would be used if general field opera
lions are undertaken.
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JACOB RENAMED
IN TRIADELPHIA
WELL KNOWN EDUCATOR AGAIN
SELECTED AS DISTRICT
PERlNTENOENT.
All Principals and Many Teachers Re-
appointed-List Of Janitors An
nounced Last Night.

The board Of education OF Trladel-
nhia district in regular monthly meet
ing last night, in the Woodsdale school
building. reelected Superintendent D
s. Jacob, Jr., for the ensuing year
The principals OF the various *choois
we're also re-appointed. Edward Peo',
cord was awarded the CONTRACT "a
painting the Woodsdale school ouiiu'
ing, at his bid Of sos. Other nuse
ness matters of a general nature "tte
The teachers eiecteu lo'
the ensuing year are as follo"S:
Superintendent-S. S: Jacon' ar.
Triadelphia District High SenoU,,
l. F.. Roberts. tl4nCtp"'
Warv orr, T.. T. Fankhauser.
" Ciffin Melville Stewart.
George G. Billick. Roberta a. Reger.
Helen Wrestling.
Edoinqton Lane.
blanche f. Smith. Margaret l.. Baird.
Woodsdale.
+, W. Cuttings. ...f ttlHleo1
NJ. Lillian Jacob. Jean ArlnSlfone'
Maude Wharton. lQa NooHI w.
Matilda Schart. Mildred 4p. darso,
bda Caldwell, BESSIE Gay Dorsey.
Elm Grove.
F. A. Hall. luelpe'''
Ethel McCluskey. Olive HerFeE.
Willie ! Lewis, Hanna Springer.
F. B. Maupin Lulu htSeL,
Wilma Britt Jessie laIdsa
Margaret Falloure. Anna GrahasIah'
Vida North.
v ' Philadelphia.
h hazH c B. Sjt'le Alpha cob 5sfD~''
Frances Mckee. Ella Weeks.
NiAAN
81 c. Simms. ...... Frlnclpai'
Anna Smith. Anna Ml!tel'
Mabel Moore.
Roneys Point
J. ". Farmer.
Beech Glen.
Charley Ray ...------.-'.'il n'1p'i
Anna Wilkinson.
Mount de Chantal.
Charles Woodruff 'frlhclpai'
Bell School.
Lawrence Carroll.
Coffeetown.
0 Glendale.
Frank Rhoades-
Peters Run.
Arbie Creighton.
Fairvlew.
w. ~ Cool Breeze,
c. D. Stricklin.
" Mount Leon.
E. NJ. Smith.
Oak Grove.
Floyd Blake.
Rock Line.
' Oklahoma.
tn he supplied.
Supervisor Manual Training-Merle
B. Villee. ,. u,-
garet z. Morris.
Supervisor of Music-Bess McGTana'
Supervisor Of Drawing and Penman'
ship-Beatrice Lehning: ~,
Substitute Teacher-FTeda Vaas.
School Nurse-Catherine MolteT',
Medical lnspector--Dr. T. X. Shields
Truant Officer-Enoch Smith.
Janitors.
Woodsdale-L. J. kirchner.
Edcington Lane-John Folmar.
Fin Groye-G. W. Smith.
Beech Glenn-Mrs. Charles Walters
Park View-Mrs. David Nlckerson.
Triadelphia-C. B. Anderson.
Fulton School.
The hoard of education Of Washing
ton Country district met IN regular
session last night in the fulton ScnoGl
building, but adjourned over untlI
Thursday evening when the teachers
for the ensuing year Will De erected
Routine business was transacted.
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|RURAL DISTRICT TEACHERS ARE
APPOINTED FOR ENSUING YEAR

by the Liberty board. at a meeting
last night. Teachers were appointed
as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Moore.
Rice-Almeda Garrison.
potomac---D. {. Grewell.
Valley Grove-Harry Morrison ana
Lulu kimmlns
McGraw:s Run--Herbert Montgom'
cry.
Cpn,er-Howard Mccoy.
Rough and Ready--Sprlg Curtis.
No. Nine-Stanley Lemley.
Morgan-Marle Mccoy.
West Liberty-Adda Gardner ana
Maude Curtis
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TO PROBE TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. July 3.-The
department Of health has sent its
chlorinating plant to Wellsburg. where
a recent outbreak of typhoid fever led
TO an official investigation. The dis
order has been traced to impure wa
ter. but full examination has not been
made. A bond issue will be voted on
in Wellsburg soon to provide $4,000
to pay for new sewer system there.
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ARMY OFFICERS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

is 63 years old and retires July 26,
next.
During his thirty-nine years Of serv'
ice. Colonel Piummer has filed many
assignments throughout the West. He
was recommended for promotion for
bravery al Santiago and saw service
in the Philippine campaign and ten
Vera Cruz expedition. He now Is on
the Mexican border. Colonel Towns,
ley MAS Just completed four wears
DUTY AS superintendent at West Point
military academy and is on leave
Both he and Colonel Plummer retire
In Sentember, 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
MILL MAN BADLY BURNED.

Nellie ROdiath. employed Al the Top
Mill Of the Wheeling Steel & Iron com.
pany. who was terribly burned yesler-
day morning when he fell upon Iniie
of hot metal. is AT tho North Wheeling
hospital in a serious condition, hut il IS
thought that ne will recover.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Ay. close 10 beach. Capacity
500. Modern and high-cass. at moderate
rates. Large. cool rooms; private anu
public baths; elevator. porches, etc. Sd
pcrior table and attentive service: $50
up daily, special weekly. Write Tor
booklet. Auto meets trains.
" l.. SHAW.
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Pacific and Ark. ayes. Grounds adjoin
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE. WITHOUT Us
ING STREETS. WHICH Is pkuHlRl1:-
Ed. Use of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths
Special rates. $50 up daily: IS To $3.50
weekly. including choice table, supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE: SERVICE.
BALLROOM. TEN MS
'OCRTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed.
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NEW SAVOY HOTEL

Corner Belmont Ave. and Boardwalk.
Ocean view from every room. HOT
and cpld running water in every room
Tho largest and finest up-to-date koSher
hotel in the city. Harry .Ltttman, mgr.
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DINA SUSPENDED.

LONDON. July 3 Un:45 p. MA
Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd says
an imperial ukaz has been issued suS.
pending the sittings of the Duma until
November II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
ROUDEBUSCH HEADS
LIBERTY SCHOOLS
is APPOINTED DISTRICT SUPER.
INTENDENT AND BOARD
SECRETARY.
Teachers Selected for Various Schools
in Liberty District Last
Night.

Prot. r. T. Rnudnbusch. rs8bcr
OF the faculty of West Liberty Normal
school. was elected secretary Of thc
Liberty district board Of education
and appointed district superintendent
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HOTEL boutwell,

Atlantic City, 3. ].
Virginia ave. second house from bnerd-
walk and Steel Pier. Every appoint,
ment. Highest standard in cuisine and
service. Booklet. J. & y. r. Boutwell,.
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ellsworth

AND EUROPEAN PE..iNS.
Virginia av. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity 500. Every appointment. in
Guiding hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA. OPEN ALL YEAR.
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Continental

Tennessee avenue, near Beach; always
open: private baths: running water in
rooms: elevator; excellent table: white
service: orchestra. Am. plan; $50 up
daily; SIC up weekly. Booklets. Car
age. NJ WALSH DUNCAN.
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THE WILL TSHIRE

Capacity $50: private baths. elevator,
nOrchrS. etc. Special rates SIS up week
iy. $50 up daily. American plan. Every
convenience. Open all year. Auto meets
trains Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC H Htr:n R. sg; and

,hroug bout: centre OF attractions: accan
view: capacity 800: elevator. private
baths. white service, &c: superior table.
Special $3.50 up weekly: 50 up daily.
Booklet. NJ. a. SMlIH
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE-. AND
Private baths. running water
in rooms. ?IrNatp-. fin" porchcs. etc;
capacity $50. Special $50 up daily;
special weekly. Booklet.
r. n. WILLIAMS.
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SUMMER RESORTS
LOCHlYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAIN LAKE Park. MD. Open
June 10. Or crest of the beautiful AL
leghanies.
Write for booklet. L. B. C. LIST. Prop.
1el-tf
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HIGHLAND SCHOOL
TEACHERS NAMED
JOSEPH E. EVANS RE-APPOIN EO
SUPERlNTENDN AND
SECRETARY.
Will Also Have Charge Of High School
John Mitchell Heads South War
wood-Three Vacancies.

at p meeting of the Richland dis
sanh = Evans was re-appointed sec
retary of the board and district super
intendent Of the Liberty district
schools. In addition, he is prlnclpai
If The Center Warwood (High) school.
Other appointments follow:
e Center Warwood.
High school-Henry Mitchell and
Elizabeth Hawkins.
Seventh and Eighth grades-To be
supplied. ,
Principal-Carrie Morrison.
Room 7-Margaret Grimm.
Room 6-Sarah Gooch.
Room $40 be supplied.
Room 4-Mary Alexander.
Room 3-Hattie Lyons.
Room Ito be supplied.
Room Margaret HerTey.
South Warwood.
Principal-John Mitchell.
Room 5--Edna Heizler.
Room 4-Ethel knoke:
Room 3-Mary McColloch.
Room mabel Bruhn.
Room 1-Elizabeth Luckel.
GreqgsviIle.
Principal-Thurmann Hedges.
Room 2-Magdelena Mitchell.
Room 2-katheryn Montgomery
Room Lucy Falloure.
Country Schools.
Morgan-Stelta Waddell.
Waddell-Jay Patterson.
Highland-Mary e. Crouch.
Rrick-Ollie Rruner.
Clinton-EdWin NJ. Carter.
Peters Run-E.lihu Taylor.
Janitors.
North and Center Warwnod-W. 5.
McNickle.
South Warwood--R |. Mitchell.
Grcggsvlle-Mrs Ella F0rdyCn.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice to 11anu1aeturers, JobbexI, 1Gss.
chants and Other WHOLESALE Dealers
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
Of West Virginia Will receive bid daily
at It's office al Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial MANAGE
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and othSr
things being equal, Yves; Virginia deal
Lists OF Supplies needed will be tur-
ntshed bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired; cosrpo1,
1a.i-tf Charleston. West VirginiA
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VILLAGES CAPTURED
CONTINUED from First PaSe)

CONTINUED from FRS: Pagc.)
almost to fall asleep at their
Guns, and when there was slight
recess in the firing they slept cas-
lily amid the thunders of the bat
tie.
Great Importance Is attached to
A newly invented mortar when
pIays havoc in the German
trenches. Aircraft are taking an
important role in the operations
Thus far the new offensive ap-
pesrs to have had little influence
on the battle around Verdun. me
Germans are still showing undl'
minished viqor in the Meuse re-
aion, and the French are as STEAD
lily resisting.
LONDON. July 1. 1905 Il. M
"Substantia! progress al Solll ~
points" is reported in the latest OF
fcial communication issued from Brl'
ish general Headquarters in France
The Germans succeeded in driVins
some of the British troops from 20
si,ions which they had captured II
I he morning but elsewhere inc Nel
man attacks were repu!Seo.
Describing the fluctuations IN me
hattie around La Boisselle and SCUM
of Thiepval, the statement declares
that the the advantage. on the whole
with the British.
The Text.
The text reads: The fight iluc;n
ated this afternoon about LA Boisselle
and south of Thieprai, the advantage
on the whole. remaining with us.
South of Thiepval hostile counter
attacks drove some OF our troops lroH
a portion Of the positions when lhes
had caIrured early this morning Mon
dayl. Elsewhere, many hoS'lle al
tacks were repulsed with heavy loss
"ln some places. we have conllnoe'
TO make substantial progress.
The amount of captured armamen'
and warlike structures is very con
sidera Bile but no accurate details are
as vet available. The number OF prls
oners now reaches over 1900.
ION the rest of The front, except fol
heavy hostile artillery fire al certain
places. no incident Of Importance &C
Cured. -
Yesterday there was vast In
crease in the numbers OF hostile aero
planes on the southern sectors or oul
front, but despite this our alrmeT
carried ont in most gallant manner
all the duties assigned 10 them.
To-day, one hostile kite ballon, de
stroked by us. fell in flames. Since
the commencement Of the battle We
have lost p total of Is machines along
the whole British front.
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED-Apartment

wANrED--At once, furnished apart
mcnt OF or 3 rooms and private bath.
Centrally located. Address Apartment,
care lntelllgcnccr. 1y-l-l
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wANTED-Agcnts. Ladies II you want
permanent position paying S15:0o WeeKh
write W, W. Crowl. Wellsburg. w. Va.
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wAETED-First class tnachinist. one
familiar with general machine WORK.
Apply Hills Machine Shop. Bridseport.
jy-4.tf
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wANrKp-At once. several good dehS.
cry and sales boys, to work betots
school Apply ut Circulation DepeftA
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTEp-Agents to sell hosiery and
underwear in local territory. BOX -.
care lntelligcncer. 1y-S-h
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young man. 70 work
news agents on B: & O. trains: Apply
ut Union News Co. officA B. 3 .. dapoL
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WANTED laporcrs. Apply wheeling
Park Office. 1e-3U-l
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-19
AN ISSUE FOUND

As Dana years ago, solved THE
problem Of a certain kind of quartz,
and proved it to be very rich in
Invisible gold, go is time solving the
invisible 1000 politics THAT is now
being preached and when Thoroughly
assayed, proves to be 500 war and
1919 peace.
AS the time for election draws nigh
it becomes apparent that those back
ing Hughes, have an invisible issue
that will soon float upon the SUR
face in case of his election. The
mighty interests that have millions
of dollars invested in Mexican con-
cession granted by the late Diaz gov
eminent, and who have financed sew
eral revolutions in that devastated
country in the last six years lin
case Hughes is elected) see way
of not only retrieving their lost dol
lars, but of making countless millions
more by robbing the Mexican people
of their natural oil and mineral de-
posits.
Should Hughes be elected, their
first move would be TO provoke
quarrel that wculd call for armed in
tervention and then what would fol
low? War would be declared, and
hundreds of thousands of the flower
OF Americas fair sons, would be call
ed to the Mexican battlefield, and
thousands slaugl tered upon those
sandy fields of carnage, and of what
avail, simply to appease the greed
of an irresponsible Mammon, whose
thirst for gold overshadow all love
fer k'nsman, country or homer.
Tits Will be tie inevitable result
il the plans of the combination now
so Jealous to elect Hughes is high
ly successful. But will a nation
whose every pulsation Of the heart
DIS fer peace, join forces with this
phalanN CT soulless mortals, and Like
hnngry wolves, eager to destroy?
President Wilson has so far held
this ravencus horde at bay, and not
only saved the country from great
financial loss, incident to war. but
has saved thousands, to repose at
peace in tire bosom of their families,
instead of their bones bleaching on
Alkali deserts and their flesh food
for carnivorcus be- SITS. They have
at last been smoked out of their
la'r, and from now on the issue is
to be, WEIR CT no war with Mexico.
With this issue paramount, can any
mother he fcmnd WHO is willing for
the sake Of preserving the unlaw-
ful rights of predatory wealth.?
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Pa. My son do you know what
constitutes a dodger?
Som A dodger Pa is 1000 Hughes
and other campaign Republican ora
tors.
Little Girl Ma there is a knocker
at the front door.
Mother Go my daughter and see
who 1t is.
Little Girl. He says his name is
1000 Huglles-Ex't mother.
Pa. My son who made this world
and all things therein contained?
Son. Teddy Roosevelt.
Teacher Please enumerate some
of the most change able hues.
Little Red Top. Charles Evans.
Father. My child what is the most
foul smelling rose?
Daughter. After a moments hest
tation, Pen-Rose.