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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
SOCIALIZEM IN VOJNA.

Res Je: Socialism hoGe rcSiti c~loveStyo voine
all ne zaradl tega. ker Spoznava, da je vojna veliko
gorge IN da bi bill svct mnogo srcGnejSi brez ME.
IudI brez vulkanicnih izbruhov hi bill svet sreGnei-
81, pa rendar Sc socialism ne bavi Z odpravo teh
kataStrot. ker ne pozna SredStev. : katcrimi hi st
ohehogoclIe, Mar Sc tte voinc. pa Spoznava. da
odpadejo V socialiStiGncm druzabncm rcdu tisti
veliki vzroki, XII io povzroGajo. Prava bescda So
clallStov torej nj: "Odpraviti hoGemo vojno. ="
tcmvet: "uStanoviti hoGcmo SocialiStiGno drulbo.
IN V njej poginc vojna.''
Toda kakor Jc SocialiStiGna stranka IL tchtnih
raIlogov preprlcana. da pomcni zmaga socializma
mad kapitallzmom tudi zmago miru mad vojno. TIA
ko je tudi prepritana. ia ic : kapitalistiGno druz-
ho voJna Spojcna do njcncga konca in da mora tn
Oh soclallzcm ratunati I MO.
MiSleci. XII so polozili tcmelje Alanstvcncga
Socialzma, SO bill glede ma vojno prosti vsake H.
ritne Scntimentalnosti Marx in Engels nikakor
niSta prezirala mOznoSti. da 81 bo moral proletariat
ladnJo zmago |priboriti Z orozjcm in Smatrala sta
SkoraJ "a gotovo, da DO del socialne rcyoluciie
voJna naprcdmh dclel I rcakcionarnimi
Ze prva lnternacionala je ma svoiih kongre.
Sh razpravljala o militarizmu in 'milici in Sc jc
lzrekla protl prvemu. pa IA zadnjo.
Druga lntcrnacionala. ustamovljena ma pari-
Skem k%ongresu. je glede ma to v~praSanje odstrani-
la Use dvome.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
PROFIT

Tudl ne gre sedaj IA to, ma kakSno staliSce mai
Sc postavljo ameriski socialist napram TEN zahtc-
VAN. NSi veljavni socialiStiCni sklepi so V tenn OH
ru popolnoma jaSni. SocialistiGna Stranka ie raZ-
redna njena opozicija Je naperjena proti kapita-
lstitnemu razredu. torej proti vSaki vladi. XII "a
stopa i'll reprezentira Ia razred. Njena opoziciia
ne gre lie "a tenn, da poruSi emo Waldo in jo nadome-
sti drugo, temveG hoce poruSiti razrcdno goSpod-
stvo sploh. Iatorej ne more SocialistiGna stranka
nobeni kapitaliStiGni Stranki dovoliti sredStev. XII
Jh potrebujc "a Svoj obstanek. &c velja odrcka-
ME finantnih Sredstev re meSGanStkih strankam
"a izraz opozicije, velja to ST. bolj "a SocialiSticno
stranko. Oborolena Sla Y njcni sluzbi ie pa mai
vega moe, ma katero Sc opira kapitalistitna vlada.
ZatOrej sc razume samO oh Sebi, da ne more socia-
listiGna stranka krepGati nasprotnc. kapitalistiGne
Wade $ TEN, da il dovoljuje najuSpeSneiSo silo.
Socialism uci, da tice povodi "a vojno V kapi-
talisti6nem siStemu. RazviiajoGa Sc veleindustri-
ia, Xxi p%roducira "a profit, po;rcbuje trgov "a Svoie
blago. &c je domaGi trg prenapolnjen ali izGrpan.
zahteva tuje, pc katerih pa izteza tudi kapitali-
zem drugih dezel roke. Taxi konflikti so V kapi-
talistiGni druzbi vedno mogoci; in dokler so mogo-
6i, je tudi vojna mogoGa. Ia take vojne ne more
dovoljevati socialisticna stranka nobenih sred-
stew.
Tega nj treba Sele dokazovati. O tenn so
racuni socialistiGne stranke popolnoma jasni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
RAZNI VZROKI IA VOJNO.

Toda socializem lie uci mixer, da je kapitali-
zem edini vir vojne. kaiti socializem ie uteme-
lien V znanosti in ne prodaja fantazij "a resnico.
Vojne so bile ma zemlji, preden je bill kapitalizem,
in tudi V kapitalisticni druzbi Jill lahko porode Sc
drugi razlogi. Tudi S sedanjo vojno V Evropi je
tako. Mice ne verjame, da Sc vodi zaradi umora
Franco Ferdinanda, ysakdo lahko vidi, da besni
najsrditejSi boz med NemGijo in Anglijo, ker 81 no.
ce prva odpreti direktne poti ma who'd in 81 ga GO
spodarsko podloziti, medtem ko Sc druga boil "a
svoJ svetovnO trgovinski polOzaj, Ia svoje gospo-
darstvo ma morju. in vidi "a vse to n|ajveGji strah
V nemSki konkurenci.
To je glavni vzrok sedanje vojne, nj pa edini.
Tudi monarhicne ambicije, nacionalna ~nasprotja
in militaristicna slavohlepnost igra svojo, dOsti
znatno vlogO. poleg mega. Tudi Sc ne more kar
enostavno reel. da jc ''kapitalizem" provociral to
vojno, kajti V rcsnici so Sc ie razni kapitalisticni
krogi pray tako ustraSili kakor delavSki, in med
TEN ko prinaSa enim kapitalisticnim interesom o.
gromne profile. povzroca drugim veliko Skodo.
Kapitalisticni nacin proizvajanja in razpeca-
MIA JIG anarhicen ne lie interest kapitalistov V raz-
nth dezelah, ampak tudi interest kapitalistOv enc
dezele prihajajo lahko navskriz. Ia Kruppovo
~podjetje je ia vojna pravi blagoslov; IN industriie
ma NemSkem. XII delajo preteznO "a izvoz, je hud
udarec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

Narodna bramba. oborozeni narod, obstoia il
Nseh IA orozje Sposobnih drzavljanov. organizira.
mn po okraJih, tako da ina vSak okraj svojo
stothlJo all wee - pc prebivalStvu sestaylieno
IL drlavljanov. XII poznajo drug drugega. in ki So
ce Je potrcbno, zbero, oboroze in marSiraio y ~
urah' \Sakdo ina svoje orozje in svojo opremo
donna kakor V Svici, da more braniti iavno syobo-
do in narodno varnost.
kongres iziavlja Sc enkrat, da izeine voina,
zalostnl produkt sedaniih gospodarskih razmer,
lie tedal, kadar Sc kapitalistiGni naGin proizvaia.
MA umakne oSvoboditvi della in mednarodni una.
81 Socializma."
Maj Sc o%menimo, da ie bila Ia rcsoluciia so.
glaSno Sprcjcta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
DEBATA o PROBLEMU.

JugoSlovanSki socialistiGni klub Stew. | Y
'hlcagl Jc Spoznal, da ic treba o vpraSaniu obo-
rozevanla, miIitarizma in voine popolne iasnosti
ravno Scdaj, ne lc zaradi tega, ker mi brez take
JaSl"Nti mogoGc pray preSoiati vscga, kar Sc Sc
daI godi Y zvczi 4 cvropSko vojno, ampak Sc boil
zaradl tega, ker p~rihajajo ii problemi tudi V Zc-
dlnJenih drzavah ma dnevni red.
Iato ie incl klub zadnii pctck debate % tenn
p%redmetu. Porotilo jc podal sodrug Etbin Kri-
stan; potcm so Sc udelezili diskusijc sodrugi DO
z' Iavcrtnik star, Polovina i'm Iikic. Dcbata Sc
no prihodnji petek nadalievala.
Porotevalec ie podal iziayo, XII sluzi "a pod
lago ~diSkuSije in Sc bo o niei glasovalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
MILITARIzEM ROPER LJUDsTvo.

Razun tega pa ina sucialiSticna stranka Sc
druge tehtne razloge, da nasprotuje militarizmu
in Sc bojuje prot MENU. u oborozeno silo razpo.
lagajo V sedanjih razmerah vladajoti faktorji. XII
so V industrijskih dezelah kapitalisticni Narav-
no je, da Sc brigajo IA svoje interese in jih skuSajo
scititi z vSemi sredstvi, torej tudi Z ~oroziem. Nj
Je kapitaliSticne dezele, IL katere Sc ne hi mogli
nabrati neSteti zgledi IA dokaz. da je v~ojaScina slu-
lila gospodujocim "a boz prot ljudstvu, cigar "a
hteve pc veGji p%oliti6ni svobodi ali pa pc boljSem
kruhu je V krvi duSilo. In naravno je. da ne more
socialistiGna stranka odobravati nobenega vojaSke-
ga sistema, Xxi omogoca zlorabljanje oborozenega
ljudstva zoper neoboroZeno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
NoTRANJA NAsPRoTJA KAPITALIzMA.

SpOmnimo Sc Sc nadalje, da kapitalizcm nina
domovine, ampak della tam, kjer p~riGakuje profile
da so kapitalisti in kapitalisticnc Skupine. XII ina
10 podjetja enake vrednOsti V raznih dezelah. Ce
~poveGava vojna njih dobiGke V eni dezeli. Jill uni
Guje V drugi. Ako imamo to pred ocmi, tedaj spo-
znavamo, da je problem vojne tudi "a kapitalizem
komplicirana rec in da Sc ma VISA ia v~praSanja ne
more odgovarjati tako, kakor je zahteval Jezus:
"Da, da ali pa: Ne, ne"
Tudi socialistiGna stranka ne more enOstavno
pridigati mi smo roper vojno." In V resnici nj
nikdar tako d%eklamirala, tudi ce govore in piSejo
nekateri socialist danes roper "vsako vojno" in
"a ''mir "a vsako cenO.'
Socialisticna stranka nj nikakrsna sekta, Xxi
izvaja svoje zakljuGke IL eticnih nazorov, pogosto-
ma sila bledih in slabokrvnih, temvec je material
%listiGna, realna, in gleda recem naravnost V oGi.
Njena naloga nj izpolniti, cesar nj moglo izpolniti
krScanstvo, temvec osvoboditi ljudstvo IL kapita-
listiGne suznosti.
Nikdar nj socializem predpostavljal idelc in
sestavljal pc Nth svojih programov. Njegove
ideje so nastajale kot ~rezultati spoznavanja in
njegovi program imajo stvarno podlago. Tako je,
odkar Sc je socializem resil lupin utopij in dobil
znanstven znacaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

Vprasanje oborozene pripravljenosti nj posta-
10 V Zedinjenih drzavah akutno Sele vsled vojaSkih
predlog predsednika Wilsona ter voinega i'm NOR
nariSkega tajnika Garrisona in Danielsa. Odkar
je izbruhnila vojna V Evropi. visi to vpraSanie V
zraku. Socialist, XII poznajo moe dejanjskih raz-
mer, MISC mogli biti nikakor preseneGeni. da ie po-
svetila vlada problemu pripravljcnosti svojo po-
zornost in da je priSla Z gotovimi zahtevami pred
lnnnraS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

Tudi ma vojno glcda Socialism brez utopie-
in naoGnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

' cesarski palaci V Pekingu so razkrili FARO
10 "a atentat z bombami. Mnogo viSjih uradnikov
IN slug so zaprli, ker so bill ~osumlieni, da so Sc IL
delezil zarote. Pozneie so Jill vse izpustili, ker nj
so imeli dokazov prot Min.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

V mestu Braunschweig ie imelo socialno de-
mokratitno druStvo zborovanje, ma katerem ie
porocal sodrug DIR. Thalheimer. u vsemi proti e.
mem samemu glasu JIG bila s~prejeta resoluciia, XII
pravi; "Ibor pozdravlja zimmerwaldsko konfe-
renco in Je pripravljen p~odpirati meme sklepe.
Cd manjSine socialno demokraticne frakciie v
drzavnem zboru pricakuie, da nastopi pri vsaki
priliki samostojno in aktivno v zmislu mednarod-
nth sklepov, zlasti da nastopi proti =" Fad
ME besede je cenzura pogoltnila.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
NO GAS SHORTAGE
IN PIKE DISTRICT
COMPANY IS HAVING NEW WELLS
DRILLED AND IMPROVEMENT
MADE.
Win Insure Plentiful Supply During ths
Coming wtnter-Other Outline
Pike News.

An 1nteuigencer reporter overheard
a conversation between Charles Mad.
den. the assistant observation-disclosures OIL
the City and Suburban Gas. COMPANY
and q number OF residents OF tho Out
the-Pike district asking for inside IN,
formation. us they said they intended
to try a change Of gas supply. MI.
Madden assured them there was no
cause for worry regarding the gas sup
PLY.
He said this year tho company has
been very successful with its drilling
and had several wells shut in for this
winter and is drilling five more IN
proven territory which will no in long
before cold weather. which wilt assure
g. high pressure for this winter.
He also stated that II was not so
much q shortass OF ,Sa$ las; winter. as
it was the distribution Inns. lie sad
eve had trouble at Ea. Mar place and
this week new lines were run with
larger regulator and dead ends re-
moved" WooGiawn WAS annth:r place
and this shortage was nearly entirely
due 10 the distribution lines and t."
overcome this he stated that hc nat!
purchased for the som panr III" right OF
way from. the National road across the
Woods estate to IN" Woodlawu station
and a high pressure line will hn con-
nected with Maple avenue and another
will DO installed on cherry Lane ana
with this Improvement AMI the dead
ends removed. W"Hdiawn VIII feet no
shortage this Esac.
Last yea" ;h.> rom panr did not start
drilling wsi's soon rnouEI I" got the
wells connected with I'll" aiStr!outt"l
lines Many improvements have ais"
been made ~ tho gas fI"id this year
which will also improve IN" supply.
AS Mr.. Madden leaves th" servlc" al
the West NirClrian r"m1ani"S August
81, this statenGsrs coming from him was
welcome news and seemed {" satisfy
those anxious 0Ut tho pix" residents an"
will no dnuh', hs good n.w% t"' gas cor
sumers Of the out-thh-pIka district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
About People
Msvsmsnts Of lndivIduals 70
and From tlIa City.
AT THE HOTELS

Grand CentraI--H l.. Mahaffey,. Mt.
Vernon; c: a. Basnett, Woodsield,
w. 4. Fritz and wife, Gloyer's Gap.
w Va; W. +. Pierce, Cameron, w.
Va: c. +. Mercer, Kenova. W. Va.
Hotel McLure--K II. Walls, Hin
ton, ". Va; Thomas W. Fleming,
Fairmont. w. Va; r. F. Carson and
family. Huntington. W. Va; Sallie
Strosnider, Blacksmith: F. 4 Nc
Cracken. Cameron. W. Va; E. d. Star
key, Clarksburg; G.. B. Arthur, Park
ersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Frank Had
der, Clarksburg: RI. c. Frazier, Clarks-
burg; C.. NJ. darlington. Cameron;
Ida J. Warner. West Union. w. Va;
Frances l.. Warner. West Union, w.
Va: Zeppah Hall. Salem, ". Va.
Hotel Windsor-W. Fl. Allen, War
eta. O.; Mrs. ]. 0. Cardillo, Clarks-
burg.
Hotel Stamm-,Tohn c. Shaw. West
Liberty; Dr. y. Bowen. Sistersville;
". Va: Homer Taylor. Hundred; See
ley Duffee. Gibsonrille; W. II. futile.
Cleveland
Hotel Rogers-Mrs. Mary NJ. Har-
ris, Middlrh0Trne; NJ. J. kelkner,
Parkersburg; +. Young, GAINESVILLE,
O.; o. Frost, Fairmont; j. a. Wiling.
Butler. Pa; ". Smont. Parkersburg.
Hon. Thomas W. Fleming. Of Fair
mont. candidate for Congress on the
Republican ticket, arrived in tho city
last night and will attend the Han
cock county picnic at Rock Springs
to-day.
Rev. W. f. Pierce. pastor Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
Christian church at Cameron, Is reg
is,ered in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Snedeker:
Of Mt. Olivct. arc the proud parents Of
| twin girls, that arrived at their nome
! last evening. H..
John J. Scully. president of ne
! board of directors OF the SICK Denelll
| branch OF the National Letter lar'
riers' association, will arrive IN me
CITY today 10 address the WheelinS
district branch while en- route 10 Oln-
! Cinnati, OHIO; >,.,;,,.
vile, has returned home after week
visit with friends in the Wheeling as
trict. 1,,,;.1 c,,,os
doputv marshal, has returned from oi
| fetal business In Brooke and hancock
G., ", Pipes of Cameron. has return,
cd home after a visit with 1rlendS III
the city. co
y. BOYD accompanied by Mrs; Bo!a'
lis expected home tomorrow from a
Two weeks vacation spent at Atlantic
, City and other Eastern points oil IN
terest.
4. H. Hoblitzcll. secretary Of the
! Wheeling Commercial association. ana
Mrs. Hoblitzell, have returned from a
vacation spent down the Ohio river;
G. p. Tarr. representative al me
Overland automobile at Toronto. ONO
was in the City last night attending
the Auto Sales company meeting ana
dinner.
turned from an eastern trip curing
which she visited Norfolk. Fortress
Nonroe Va. and WASHINGTON. u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hypr have ie-
turned from Hannibal. O., where they
visltind with friends.
w. j. HartShorn Of SteubenvIlle'
spent yesterday in this city on nusl-
ness. "
! Rrice Long Of Bannock. O., is visit.
ing his sister. Mrs. Charles Miller OF
Chapline street.
Mrs. Max Hostcller. Of Shelton.
Npbras ska, who has been visiting win
Mrs. Albert Shahan, South Penn
street, leaves for her home today
Mrs. Jennie Mynderse. or hnnN-
Vile. Tenn. is the guest OF Mr. Alex
Forgev, South Front street.
Frank Lcathcrman of Clarkshurg.
who has been unon an auto trip IN the
cast end and al points in Canada, ar
rived in Wheeling Thursday and is
The guest of Homer p. Sommers or
the Island for a few days.
Rev. \. J.. Renzr. pastor OF the
Zion Lutheran church. will return
home today from months vacation
snent at points in the East.
Wilson I. Kelly and sons. William
Kelly. Warner Marsh, Alex Yong
and Wright iIurus. have returned
from Il tcn-day fishing trip on me
Middle Island Creek, near Frlend'y'
W Va
Rev. \ l.. Eenze is expected TO re-
,urn 10 Wheeling sometime today AT
Ter a prolonged vacation at Cleveland,
Philadelphia. Wilmington. DEL ANA
other roints. He will preach al Zion
church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mary Commit Of South Eoft
street. who had finger amputated ut
The Wheeling hospital. A few days ago
has returned 10 her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
FROM BROADWAY TO A THRONE
COLONIAL

The attraction at the Colonial The
atre the last two days Of this week
starting Yesterday Is Carter De Hav-
en-. in five part Universal Red Fea-
Their feature comedy drama entitled
From Broadway 10 Throne" fas-
cinatinr story Of Broadway boy who
became king. Onn Of the many laugh.
able scenes in the play is one where
Mr.. De Haven is forced 10 fight real
prize fight with live and strenuous
fighter. and what il more the plot
demanded that he he knocked OUT
and he WAS. This is one Of the most
numerous scenes shown 10 the Co.
lonial screen in many day.
The story is very interesting and
full Of novel situations from start TO
finish. the cast is one Of merit and the
production is far above the average.
The other added subjects. also. gave
general satisfaction. The same pro-
gram will be repeated today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
THE THEATRES
WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN"

The two weeks run OF the birth.
control film Where Are My Child
rem" which comes to close with the
matinee and night exhibitions OF the
remarka Bile photoplay. at the Court
Theatre today. has been very success
full. Many thousands have had their
eyes opened 10 the enormity of secret
practices in society. which prevail 10
an alarming extent. Besides, they
have witnessed thrilling dramatic
photoplay which merits the patronage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26

be the third game OF tho series between
tho THO teams.
Charles Turk Of Dallas. sp"nt yes
terday in Elm Grove transacung bust
ness.
II. c. Miller, will return to his home
in Pittsburgh. this afternoon after
friends and relatives in tho pike dis
trict.
Miss Mary Earnest has been III at her
homo In West Alexander for the past
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. W. Il. Elayney has returned to
her home in Washington. Pa. after
spending few days tho guest of rola-
tives in West Alexander. =.
Repairs arc being made on Tho tracks
OF tho West irEinia Traction company
at Leatherwood.
This afternoon game will DO staged
on the Elm Grove grounds between the
F'ollnnshcc and l. l.. Ct. % Z. baseball
Work will be completed the first OF the
week on the paving OF Oak avenue OAK
Park
The large new residence Of William
Griffith in Elm Heights. Is now under
, roof. =
\ meeting Of the Elm Grove board Of
trade will he held the first OF the, week
al which zine officers will b." elected.
Rev Frank Armstrong. of M. Glenn
ems. Mich. is spending several days the
guest OF relatives in West Alexander
Mrs Nancy NlcGill has returned 10
her home in West Alexander after
spending n week the guest OF relative.
in Evans City.
Omen Air services will he held sun
day evening on the Fark View baseball
grounds Rev. J. p. LeyenberScr Will
preach.
Several carloads of stone have been
unloaded at SeibertS station which Will
he used In tho erecting or n wall at the
homo OF tho Good Shepherds at Edgiug-
ton lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
HAY FEVER VICTIMS
HERE IS QUICK HELP

DO you want a pleasant. harmless
treatment for Hay Fever, Rose Cold
or Catarrh that will give you quick Ta-
lief? If so, start using NOSTRlOLA
BALM at once. 1t costs but Il trifie.
Get a small tube of your druggist TO-
day. Where NOSTRIOLA is used in
time, those dreadful spells of Wheel
ing. sneezing and weeping can usually
be avoided.
NOSTRIOLA Is easily applied and
brings prompt relief in cases Of Rose
Cold, Hay Fever, Nasal Catarrh
Group. Asthma and other stoppaSes Of
the air passages.
Get a small tube Of NOSTRlOLA of
your druggist today and you'll wish
you had tried It sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
RECORD PRICE FOR
COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.--Prices
uueQua!led in seven years and never
exceeded at this season since the New
Orleans cotton exchange was estab-
lished were paid for futures on the ex-
change today. a gain OF almost ) $50
bale over Yesterdays last quotations
we're represented by the days top
prices. and the close was ut a net ad-
vance OF more than $3.50. October
contracts. selling al $15.52 at their
best. set a record never cQualled be-.
fore during any season Of the year.
Tho sensational buying movement
apparently resulted from forecasts of
continued drouth in the western belt.
high Liverpool quotations and rri-
waite estimate indicating serious crop
deterioration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
Ttned on Three Charges,

You are charged with helng DRUNK,
disorderly. and resisting an officer. Are
YOU guilty or not guilty" was asked
BY Mayor Coherly when lie opened tho
session OF police court IN tho Town hall
IN Elm Grove last night. The question
vas directed TO T. Edwards. arrested by
Officer Ollie Butler. Tho three charges
IN n row came as n surpris': :" l.aWRrls
and h.tor. iln had tin" 10 reply. listened
10 tn. following fines with his heart
in MS throat For being drunk. fine
you 50 and costs disorderly So and costs.
and resisting an officer s. and costs"
said Mayor CohrrlE. Thus ended the
Edwards case. and Mayor Cohcrly next
awaited upon Frank Re"ca. charged with
operating m automobile without; IL
cense n. was .ined 81 and costs.
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TO SIGN BOTH BILLS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-PreSEi
dent Wilson decided today to st1r-t44fe:
army and navy appropriation bills atS
the same time with a formal core:
mony, marking completion Of the 40
preparedness prograAi
for this session OF congress. The bilHs
may be signed tomorrow through it,
probable they will wait until ne4l3
week ~!
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Near Runaway.

Yesterday Afternoon Il near runaway
occurred OF East Main street. Elm
IL Il taru wagon become tangled in the
forks ~ tho lines causing them 10 turn
several circles on the pike. IN" team
VAS badly Frightened and only for the
prompt work % Roy StrIck!m. VI Dallas.
who was present. they would have de-
motiShed the wagon.
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Willard LcCoy.

Mii!a-d Mccoy. lH-months-0lG son ~
Mr.. ard Nrs. Charles Mcf.oT. di"d n tho
family home nsa: Viola Yesterday morn.
Ing. al - o'clock. following an Illness "t
one weok t:uuS-a! services will D. hold
from inc place - oath Monday morn
ing. At II o'clock Rev. HurNthai. pastor
OF ,hs Sand Hill ". <. church will b. IN
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charge. Intcrment will be in Sand Hill
cemetery.
CHARGES Withdrawn.

John SchrineC. VII" was arrested by
Special Officer McAicr yesterday for
raising 81 diStUi banca At his home. was
-ct"aS,.d. when tho charges against him
wrre withdrawn ami the costs settled.
H." WA: given Il severe lecture by the
squire ant warned Of his future conduct.
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TIME EXTENDED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-THA;
house today passed bill extending
the period during which merchandise,
NAV remain in bonded warehouses
for expectation to Mexico until condt1
lions in Mexico are such as to JUSTIFY
exports into that country. A etmilkr,
resolution has passed the senate.
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DOROTHY GREEN-vIReINlA.

The Devil at HIS EIhOW, strong
and gripping fiye-part Metro wonder
play. in which Clifford Bruce and
Dorothy Green are starred, is the big
feature at The Virginia theatre for
two days. opening Yesterday In this
photo-play Mr.. Bruce has the role OF
a mechanical engineer. who has a con.
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made rambling confession but 3
fused to sign it. 4,
LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 25.-Cattle STEADY;
supply light; choice IS 6o6s 90; prtH1s
80 25GS rs. 70: g:
sheep steady; supply light Prime WethfF
5 90; lambs ST ooGIo 50. Veal calves
s12 n0312 IS Hogs steady; receipts;
10 double decks. Prime heavieS Sill tSS
mediums and heavy workers. l1%190;
IL Is: light workers. $40 2591o so; pteg.
50 T5d9 80; roughs 50 009S ~. ~
CHICAGO. Aug. .25.-Hogs, rsceirtss:
10000 weak. Bulk. SO 1910 %; hgtSs
$40 45@l1 05: mixed $40 1oY1tltIs
heavy SO oos11 90: roushs $40 10
-' Cattle les receipts. 1000; dull. Natiy5!
heef cattle S. 5OT1O IS; stocksrs and
feeders 81 75N7 so: cows and heifstns
SO 256s 90; calves IS 5o91l ~. go
We,hers Sc 1917 10: ewes 81 oo~7 ~:
lambs Sc 50610 so. ~ ,S1EEaa