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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-13
HcIiL REPORT
IS TO CONDITION
EAST COAST ROADS
t&lA couNTY'S HIGHWAYS
DING THE BEST IN THE
GouNTlES BETWEEN DUVAl
AllD DADE.

= the East Coast chamber of COM
~ q convention of which was in
Ion at Miami on Tuesday and
nesday of this week, the organi-
rs president. R. ]. Kishpaugh,
ct Palm Beach, made the follow
report. published in Wednesdays
"a Of the Miami Herald, concern
ne condition of the public high
~ uayersing the East Coast:
Nshpaugh explained that his
Nation was had, principally,
the county clerks of the several
- comprising the territory de-
- IN the constitution of the or
alton. Letters were written to
1ounty clerks, but some failed to
e received replies from Dade,
q Beach. Brevard, volusia and ST
countless Mr. Kishpaugh said
Quiries, he continued, asked
oetnc information as to the
- nom Jacksonville to Miami
eoasidered this of common in
= all members of this organ
county clerk of ST. Johns
reported that all the Dixie
~ passing through his county
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-13


ne II DOWN ON s.scAvne sAv :
+ + s-ss-ss- ss-
ntsna shouIde
live chamber commerce that doe. th,ro.
D united for upbuidna Of Miami;
citizen Of the Magic booster The disor.n.,.a ,
else they booster band,u.oon
gs moment stranger ands' in M" he
that city on God. Green earth. ~
he attractions OF the city The reserved for him
y nnrn
wonderful psytona is Just as uond.rf,, n,.
Winter Resort in IN. ,os.n -.
disputed The paytona welcome STRANGERS .
material would be PLEASING 70 n -
Give them information that win stay pleasant
little acts Of extended without N.
fsdsuins effort
FER the next few months pam Beach" Gas in
VEIL WELL WE'LL Very WE'LL word-aer all the .hises
and sothers-shy. "sarks is
reune old Flordaso alorousy beautif, and
city Dayona isl rejoice, Visitors will kindly
Throughout the length and breadth great of Florida the
News of Dayona publishing concern that IS
18th morning Business paulns
back.)
ssres aoth choice little bit
sufficient shead.: The
Hotel News by guest. than any other
#(1ler published in the world.
snd Hotel Guest: building any time
81 like and business and pleasure
~ % cooperate with the other STRANGERS
{ - ehy Daytona. right
xsmey to the office Of hitchcock
he'rn0er for this hereby accepted By the
ea thinking of the seriously it occurs to us
- ~ better plan EVERYBODY president the
11lclr
ne labor strike which Youngstown very
OF awiessness has
eeend scores OF injured
OF
cent increase wases-but
better
should
Of their demands
be merely waste
NAN gen.
= The municipal spotlight choosing
act administrators
OF the common veal shall
nfthout mourning
md all feowctizens'
-
@ probably
obrude juxtapostion
promotion of the
- eleet scrto Of men,.
I10Ill Dc00DT is hardsurfaced, being
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14
THE GOSPEL OF WORK

IIndcgarde Hawthorne, granddaughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne, oe
of the foremost women writer's in America today, has just n rule OF
success. 1t is WORK.
In commenting o n the desire Of women to achieve the heights their
recent advancement has opened to them, Mis- Hawthorne is quutcG as
saying:
women must learn to work. They must learn to work steadily,
consistently, Systematically. 1t is not a question of seq 1t is a ques-
ton Of work. When a woman an do as good work in any given line
as a man, or better work, she is bound to get that chance. I am speaking
Of course of professional women.
The average woman writer wants to write when she wants to. She
wants to be moved by a beautiful breath of inspiration, and to dash off
immortal lines that do not even need to be proOf-read. She does not
seem to realize that writing is a profession and tina she needs training
and technique as much as she needs desire.
"Iiow many girls who write are willing to- sit down and plug hard
for five or six hours a day? How many OF them are willing to write
anything, everything, for the sake Of practice and a chance. They pre-
fer to YEA chiffon clouds and drop rose leaves about, rather than to
work"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14

Theme are nine important committees in the house, and on every IL of
these committees is a majority of Northern members" OF the power
full Ways and Means committee Of the house, fifteen re from the North
and seven from the South. OF the Finance committee of the senate,
But why should any inviduous distinction be drawn between repre-
sentatves in congress based upon the section OF the country which, they
represent? 1t is well known that length OF service has a good deal Ito
do with places OIL committees and that chairnnanshlps are inherited by
members who com up ron below. 1t is very seldom tina a member
gets a II important craftsmanship until he has won lis way TO- 1t by con-
tnulty Of service in congress. If Democrats re n a majority in con-
gress they get the chairmanships and they are a majority OF the commit
tees, and it is the sal if the Republicans are in a majority.
The seCuOnahSm which GEMS to be inseparable % the Republican
conduct O. a national campaign a supposed to have died out long ago,
but as they used to sy about the "b1oody shirt" the republicans prob
ably think there is still one nor Republican victory IN ltE-San
Antonio. Texas. Express.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14
TRUE ECONOMY

Here is a gentle hint for the chronic borrower Of newspapers taken
from one of IL eastern exchanges:
IN these days when time is so valuable you ought to be careful
that n time is wasted. If you borrow the evening paper from your
neighbor W wish to inform you that it is costing you more than It
should.
AT a low estimate you spend at least a half an hour each week o
ing for it and returning it. provided you are thoughtful enough to re-
wages it costs you $l3 a year, and at 40 cents m hour it costs you SlO4O
per year.
Nov listen, we will have it delivered to you by mail for 50 per year
which will represent a considerable saving to you in i'm value and you
will have the thanks OF your neighbor. Now is the time to SUBSCRIBE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14
T SECTIONALISM

a Washington correspondent, answering the complaint of the Re-
publican nominee for president that members of congress from the south
have more than their proper share of the spohs, shows how utterly
ridiculous is the charge. He says there are thirtytwo enator from
Southern states counting Delaware, West Virginia, Missouri and Okla
homa as southern" while from the other sections of the country there
are sixtytwo senators.
AS showing how the minority from the south dominates the majority
from the north, it is pointed out that in the senate the eight leading
committees are: Appropriation. Banking and Currency, Commerce. Fl
nance. Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Military Affairs and Naval Affairs,
Two Of these, Appropriations and Commerce, are dominated" hv South
ern men All the others are controlled by senators from the North"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14
SUFFRAGISTS HAVE NEW FLAG

The first suffrage flag a adopted at the meeting OF the Womans
National Suffrage association in Atlantic City, N. ], last week. The de-
sign a presented by Mrs. J. c. Miller of Pittsburgh. 1t shows eleven
blue stars,r representing the eleven fully enfranchsed states, on a yellow
ground. In the center is an eagle holding the earth in its talons.
The state suffrage flags are to be similar, the insignia of each to re-
place the eagle in the center.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-14
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

Woodrow Wilson, as describes by himself, is "te candidate OF a
party but above all things else a II American citizen
Charles L. Hughes, as described by himself, is "a leo per can
Enquirer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
PRESIDENT PHONES GREETINGS
ON WEST V|RG|N|A'S BIRTHDAY
Robinson Gains 19 Votes;
Discovery Of Changed
Ballots Made In Mercer

RLUEFELD. W. Va. June 2O-Tne
result ~ the vote so far counted here
today given Judge Robinson a gain of
nineteen.
4 remarkable Circumstance develop.
cd In the present recount when 81 bar
lots we're found on which the voters
lad marked AN TX" opposite tho name
~ Judge Robinson and later effort s
had been made 20 erase it and place
the * opposite the name of Mr.
Lilly All had been counted hy the Of
fcials for Mr. Lilly. judge Robinson s
friends do not believe that so large "a
number Of voters made mistake ~
marking thor ballots but think an cf.
fort had been made to change them
An effort viii be- made 90 investigate
the case further with "a view of aaCpr.
tanning how and by whom the ballots
were changed The recount boz Mercer
Is not completed but will likely boz nu.
ishod tomorrow. This r. a Lilly strong.
hold and an the election officials were
LILLY men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
GEN. PERSHING
AND MEXICANS ON
VERGE OF WAR

COLUMBUS. y NJ. June 90 Car.
rama troops and soldiers of General
per hing rVpsdifiurary command
south OF NamI0uIua are ON the verge
of ho.filIfiea. according to reports from
fho field tonight wireless dispatch
from Colonel ID g. C4h,U General
Trr.h.res chief of staff said that the
attitude of fhn CarrarlI soldiers was
surh that American motor truck sup
rH trains arc Iu danger ~ being fired
urun
Tho Mexican. arc said fo have
mounted artillery In positions menac.
Iur frs Americans and "a patches In.
dictate that with Tho two commands in
close proximity th' danger ~ clash
IH .n.fpa
Persistent rIwur. were current here
fuuIshi Chat General rrrahInr has
sNlf hIa command into three columns
each prepared fu move in tho event ~
hn.flusH. while ufhrrs said that truck
frHInH bad been fired upon SO con
formation uf fhs report could bc OBJ.
fHInrI Hf military NrHIruHrfrrs here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
ALL COMPANIES WILL
ARRIVE LATE TODAY
Camp Inspected By Governor
And Adjutant General And
Is Ideal
MUCH RECRUITING

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 20
Movement orders for the state troops
who will mobilize at KanaWha City.
near here. we're not issued until late
today The first companies 10 leave
the home station will be &. and NJ. of
Charleston. marching from the home
station 10 camp Wednesday morning.
Company l. and the sanitary detach-
ment OF the second infantry. left their
home station az Blueheld tonight at
10 o clock on a special train which
will stop at Welch 10 take on Com
pany X. arriving AZ the camp Wedncs.
day morning at : o'clock followed one
and one half hours later by the ma
chine gun outfit and Companys q. II
and ] from Huntington.
Regiment headquarters. Colonel e.
r Morrison. commanding. and etaE,
and companies A and q will leave
Iarkershurg. their home station. early
tomorrow morning picking up com
pauy y. of Ravenwood. and company
ID. of Spencer. at Ravcnwood. arriv.
ing az the camp af ~ 30 o'clock noon.
The camp has been arranged and
was visited today hy Governor ~ Ifsrs
and Adiufant General John G. Boud
% is ideal in every particular. facing
the kanawha river and occupying a
tContnusd on Page rightl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
AMERICAN FORCES ON BORDER
WILL soon TOTAL 70 900 MEN
BROOKE COUNTY
VOTES 100000
FOR GOOD ROADS

special Dispatch T1 Tho Inlslurcncer.
WELLSBU re. W. Va. June 20
The 100000 bond issu. :a- good roads
carried IN Brooke county today by an
oyerwhelming majority. III votes for
the issue being cast over the required
three iiths. Great interest was taken
and one of the largest votes in the his
tory OF the county was polled there be-.
ms "a total cast of 2.ZJ1 The proceeds
OF ih' bonds viii Do used fu build Is
miles of road and will be- the means
OF pulling BROOKE county out Of the
mud. The Issue was carried after o.
two weeks campaign and shows the in.
irresf taken in good road Brooke is
fn" smallest county in tho state and
ihi- action speaks well for tho pro
gre iy'nrss Of ifa citizens The com
pl'tn vote Of the county Is aa follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
ROBINSON GAINS 144 IN RALEIGH
INCREASING HIS MAJORITY To 456
SENSATION CAUSED
In RALEIGH RECOUNT
County In The State
Where Gross Irregularities
Occurred
NOT MERE MISTAKES

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 20.
Startling irregularities In the
counting Of ballots indicating
fraud by election officers in Raj
iesh county, the home OF General
a. A. Lilly, which were brought to
light today in the progress OF a
recount, increased Judge Robin
sons vote in the county to i44.
Thirteen precincts remain to be
finished on the recount and these
will be completed tomorrow.
Today's Developments boosted
Judge Robinson's majority to 664
on the face Of returns, according
to Robinson headquarters. count
ing the recounts finished today in
Harrison, Poeshontas and Clay
counties.
In the recount at Beekley. IL was
shown that the vote on the GOV
ernorship at Dorothy precinct had
been counted 90 for Lilly and So
for Robinson. while the recount
showed Judge Robinson had aetu-
ally carried the precinct by a vote
Of 70 TO II. At McAlpine precinct
there was gain OF 90 votes
shown for Robinson, on the same
basis.
The county court OF RaIeiqh
county. which is friendly to Mr..
Lilly. Immediately ordered the
change made in the returns, there
being no question to the verify Of
the ballots. Charges were made
in some quarters tnat a whole
sale effort had been made TO
change the returns in order to in
crease lilly's majority in his home
county.
The news from Beckley has Great
ed a sensation. Raleigh is the on
ly county where the recounts
showed anything but slight
changes in the vote for governor
as originally counted. Such rev.
Citations as-those specified are not
mere mistakes, but evidently pre-
neditsted efforts to vitiate the
verdict Of the voters Of the eoun-
ty.
Only slight changes were made
today - ether recounts completed.
In Harrison county Judge Robin
sons Majority was reduced from
254 to 252 and in Pocahontas
county Lilly's majority was in
creased from 125 TO 127. In Clay
county Lilly made sgin Of six
votes
In Logan county the county
court denied a motion made by
lilly's counsel TO throw out GER
tain precincts because the affirm.
alton books were not used. Re
counts were begun today in Mon
roe and Lincoln counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
AND RECEIVES REPLY
FROM Gov. HATFIELD.
Enthusiastic Celebration Held
In Market Auditorium
Last Night
BUSINESS EXPERT TALKS

The ffty-third anniversary Of tho
blrlh OF West Virginia was fttinsIv
ana enthusiastically celebrated ts 81
night loo the Market Auditorium. under
the auspices of the Wheeling com.
mcrcial association The affair Wa
attended hy fully e half thousand prom.
incni men while tho haIronie4 were
bcd'ckod with scores of women. wh.s
I"pk much interest Boz tho euiuyalIa
proFram and partopk ~ the huner
luncheon
Greetings were received through in
diNiduai t"Ii telephone receiver by
De audience from President Woodrow
Wilson from tho White Housp The
reply fO fNp rTrrfIurH extended Dol.
Governor ~ 10 Hatfield af tHr com
morrlal dinner af Charleston. was also
heard 'nruu.h fhn Individual rrrrItrr.
Governor Hatfield Was introduced fu
lf'. id"nf Wilson hf senator William
milton. .p'1kIue through flr White
House telephone Nator 20 g. Kim
.'r' Ff'rfIrra f0 fhs charleston din.
nor which were responded f1 briefly.
very briefly hf Chairman TasI. TIE
Iua In behalf pf tho people " sfr
Capital rIft Mayor k.rkH greeting.
'unfHInH 2. words. rrurersnfinr tho
number nf years since tho birth of
West virginia
81 fhs conclusion. tho mayor eafd
We d'rlar. Wt.f VirF.uIa thc trr1a.
ufU state Hf fHr linton and bpU.ts
WnU'IInE iND brightest spot Iu DO
Almost replied chairman FItfra
ind fnr listener. IauEHrd
Business Fspert Talks
Tho principal .fIre. W4. delivered
ht Won Irfnt Jewell Raymond of
Ia.f Orange. N p nationally SHOWN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
DRY DETECTIVE IS
NOW UNDER ARREST

Special Dispatch tn trn Intelligence
STErBENNILI.E. o. June gD Tho
state liquor license commission sent
samuel Henderson. CoIorcd. into JET.
fcreuu county fO round up VIOiafors of
The liquor laws Hc has been raidinr
epcak"asios right and lcfi and was tho
cruflnEw witness HEaInsf Eve foreign
crs caught Iu h.. raids Before Wavor
Mccain. uf New Alexandria. TODAY AZ
The conclusion of tho hearings Con.
stables Cole and rroffcr served n war.
rant un HHndnr.nn charging hIm with
furnishing liquor In dry territory lie
put w $500 Tor a hcarlug Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
WEST VIRGINIA GUARDSMEN NOW
ON WAY To MOBILIZATION CAMP
MEXICAN TROOPS
MOVING N0RTHWARD
TO THE BORDER

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. June 20.-Mexican
troops have begun n northward move
ment along the right Of way Of the
Nacozari railroad according 10 a
statement Of refugees from tho south
late today \ cavalry advance guard
Of 25u reached Cabullona. q miles
south Of the border. last night. they
said This with the exception of a
small garrison ordinarily maintained
IN Aqua Prieta is the farthest north
Mexican soldiers have come In eight
weeks. % b. stated.
At the sare time. all Of the troops
which have been stationed in Cuchufa
30 miles south 81 Douglas. were re-
pofted 20 have moved north six miles
TO Fronieras. where the infantry con
ceufrafiun camp Of General u Elias
Gales forces is located
u o. estimated that there are now
approximately Q $500 men af Fronfcrss
Reports from Naczdn stated that
l.Hnn civilians volunteers were organ.
izing to JOIN the army at Fronteras
in the event of war while many
'ivuiana from Cumpas. Moctezuna
ana other towns south OF Nacozart
are prepared fo march north In case
thcy are needed
Railroad equipment was gathered
today in Arua rricis and according
90 reports an of the families Boz the
city were taken 4outhWard rrcsum.
ably fo Nacozari. shortly before uieht-
fHll a large number OF NsNicana
went across The border here with
their families
Details of their detention bv armed
Mexican civilians af Caunnca Safur
day nilhf were rivon today by scores
or refugees reaching here today from
that mining camp
an official of taualsa received a
TELEGRAM from lItrwueIllo Saturday
uiFht stating that fhc United States
had interviewed in Mexico The
message was read % tho Mexican
audience In theatre Then for
several hougs fhc Americans were
detained in town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
FUNSTON ASKS FOR
GUARDSMEN AT ONCE
First Of Troops Will Leave For
Border Today And Others
AT Intervals
FUNSTON HAS 10000

san ANTONIO. Tex June 20 Fac.
ing Carranzls army Boz northern Mexico
there viii he stationed along the Rio
Grarde within week or ten DAYS an
American force That viii total. it was
stated today. almost 10000 men
General Funston has requested mo
var deptr'w weut fu send him o. quick.
Iy -- poo. IDLE lsff OF tur National
Guardsurr and sdyicss received late
fpdaF indicate that enfraiuing ~ tho
first troops would bn begun fomUrruN.
81 fast q. they arrive in tho south
they VIII DD sent fD The stations
chosen. s. part will boz brought To-
San Antonio and hpld here a- ra.
serve a part 0f them will hn In sight
Of Mexico when they saf or tho trains.
General Funston did NOT announce
how many men Do haa asked fpr nor
frn stations foo which they Will bc
cent Euf If /. known shat hr expects
more than "a division and if wal. aaId
fuHf NOT lrss than - 900 men would
Ds sent
90 rotary Lansing. note to Minis.
Ter ~ Foreign Affair wac read care.
fgruffnuad on pnUa ufrbtn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
PEACE OR WAR WITH MEXICO IN THE BAL LANCE
MEXICAN COMMANDER
SENDS HIS SON TO
THE ". S. FOR SAFETY

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-War
department officials were some
what amused tonight at a message
from the border sayins.a Carranxa
military commander, posted near
the line, had sent his son into the
United States for safety while he
himself prepared TO lead his forces
against the American army " war
Is to come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21

WASHINGTON. June 20. The
issue OF war or peace with Mexico
hung in the balance tonight await
ing General Carranza's decision as
to the course he will pursue. Off,
munication to which IL is a reply.
eight hours might bring a clear
understanding OF what the imme-
date future has in store.
A note signed by Secretary
Lansing. conveying President Will
sons rejection Of the demand for
withdrawal OF American soldiers
from Mexico. accompanied by
specific warning that an attack on
the troops will lead to the qrav-
est consequences" was telearaphed
to Mexico City today by Eiiseo
Arredondo. Mexican ambassador
designate. In plain terms il ac-
cuses General Carranza Of having
brought matters to the verge OF
war by open hostility toward the
United States ard failure to safe
guard even the lives Of Americans
in Mexico or on the border from
the lawless elements among his
countrymer.
In 5tcrnest terms. the note repu-
diateS and resents imputations OF
bad faith and ulterior motives
brought against the Washinuton
government IN the Mexican COM
nunicstion to which Il is renIy.
General Carranza is informed is so
many words that protection Of its
own borders is the only object
sought by the United States: and
is told that that object will be
pursued whatever the consequences
may be.
When the note had been handed
to Mr.. Arredondo for delivery to
his chicf. copieS were sent 70 all
embassies and legations for their
information.
A summary was teleuraphed to
SoeciFl Aacnt Rodgers in Mexico
City that he might wisely counsel
Americans resident there. He will
not communicate TO Carranza off,
Gals.
Refugee Train.
Mr.. RODGERS rcported durinu the
daV that Re had arranged for a
refugee trsin 20 carry Americans
and othcr foreigners from Mexico
CITY ~ Vera Cruz. He expeets 20
see q of tomorrow. but will remain
az his nost himself unless a declara-
ton of war or , deliberate sc, 81
war hV the de facto government
should make Il necessary for him
to teaVe.
While the United States awaits
C5rr7nza's next move. stems 10
make the border secure AGAINST
whatever NAV come are qoinu
stcsdiiV ahead.
Mobilization % the National
Guards11en IS proceeding espcditi-
ously IN all states, and plans for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
PRESIDENT WILSON'S GREETINGS

TNLOIDLNI WILoON . ONEE IINOO
President Wilson's message West Virginia follows:
Governor Hatfield, greeting
am glad indeed to be able to hear
able to play part though must
activity of this occasion. You know distance
orator. like to look in the faces and
gratifying indeed have the opportunity congratulate
State of West Virginia this interesting anniversary
were there in not only that might the
pleasure of this occasion but also that
with the great industrial
the country
1t that representative men and
public might like yourselves, have part play
of the world and there has nothing
comparable to this spirit which you manifest tonight
myself feel the great enthusiasm of the work which
ahead for Americanism and for
will be able play confidence
thank much indeed for this opportunity
ing with you.