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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25
VOTE USE OF GUARD
FOR MEXICAN CRISIS
Members of Lower House Pass Reso-
luton to Give President Right
to Draft.
ONLY TWO IN THE NEGATIVE

Washington, June 24-Legislative
approval of President Wilson's use
of the National Guard In the Mexi-
can crisis was voted almost unan-
imously by the house today in adopt
Ing a resolution declaring the exist
ence Of an emergency and giving the
president a free hand to draft as fed
eral soldiers all euardsmen willing to
take the required oath. The SEN
ate is expected to concur tomorrow.
One million dollars would be ap-
propriated by the resolution to aid
dependent families of the guardsmen
so drafted. Distribution of the fund
will be left to the War department,
with the restriction that no family
should receive more than $50 a
month.
Just Two Vote No.
Only two representatives, soeia-
list and democrat, voted against the
resolution. During the debate pre-
ceding its adoption several republi-
cans attacked the administrators
Mexican policy, and insisted that
President Wilson should have in
| formed congress of the emergency
instead of expecting it to act on its
own initiative. No one attempted to
deny, however, that an emergency
had arisen and, Republican Leader
Mann, former Speaker Cannon and
others declared that in reality state
of war exists.
Chairman Hay Of the military com.
mittee, author of the resolution, told
the house that it was presented by
the administration as measure nee.
essary in the present situation and
not as a declaration that state Of
war exists or was to be contemplated
| Authority to Draft.
As introduced the resolution merely
authorized the president to draft
guardsmen when it sees such ar
emergency exists which demands the
use Of the troops in addition to the
regular army"
An amendment making it declar.
that in the opinion Of congress such
an emergency has arisen now was
offered by Representative Hay him
self, and was adopted unanimously
After consultation with Mr.. Mann
Mr., Hay also changed the Language
of the resolution so that the periot
of service for which guardsmen coult
be drafted would be limited to three
A provision for relief Of guards
mems families had been prepared b!
Chairman Hay as seperate bill. Ate
the resolution was under debate HI
decided to incorporate relief appro
priation in it and when the amend
rent was offered it was adopte'
unanimously.
As soon as the final vote on tn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

established a lecture course which
eventually brought about a chautau-
qua. At the chautauqua in the sum
mer of 1914 the playground movement
got a start, and now Stella has an or
ganized Fairgrounds association, and
this association by donations from
citizens and from entertainments has
been able to buy considerable appar-
atus for the Fairgrounds at the public
school.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25
U. S. SAILOR WOUNDED
AT MAZATLAN DEAD

San Diego, Cal, June 24.-Second
Class Boatswain's Mate l. NJ. Laugh
ter Of the United States gunboat Ann
apolis, who was shot during fight at
Mazatlan last Sunday with Carranza
soldiers, died the following morning,
according to a radiogram received
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

Roberts. Others in the picture, from
left to right, are Mrs. R. E. Tomlin-
son, Mrs. |. L. Callison, Mrs. Ralph
A. Clark, Mrs. l. A. Mcdowell, Miss
Eunice Haskins, Mrs. c. l. Johnson,
Mrs. NJ. L. Hays, Mrs. II. L. Hogrefe,
Mrs. E. l.. Whitehead, as Father
Time" Mrs. Gene Plasters, Mrs. A.
]. Baldwin, Mrs. J. H, Brey and Miss
Helen Baldwin.
Several years ago the Research club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

Lexington, KY, proposes to exhune
the bodies from its old cemeteries and
convert the land into public parks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

Ladies of the Research club at
Stella, Neb., who took part in stunt
night entertainment" at the opera
house for the benefit of the Play
grounds association. Art, music, lit
erature, history, cooking, etc, were
represented. The picture shows the
scene in tableau where mother
hood is being crowned as the greatest
of all" Mrs. Esburn Wheeler is
browning Mrs. E. c. Roberts, and the
children are Dwight and Darlene
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

Twins-one working when
the other isn't-two legs exactly
alike, sharing the load and
giving the right balance to the
human mechanism-these are
necessary for mans efficient
and speedy locomotion.
Twins six pairs-now drive
the Packard car.
We have divided the six large
Packard cylinders into twelve
smaller ones-thereby giving
the motive mechanism better
balance-greater power-and
nirnble smoothness that is the
result of minimized vibration.
The two blocks of small
cylinders impart greater power
and respond with greater
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25
Hop-hop- hopping on one leg will
never win the race-to win, one
must run on two strong, swift legs

alacrity-than did the larger
and heavier single block of
cylinders.
Now-it's twelve against six
two for one six plus six.
The new type motor has
smoothed out the vibrations,
transferring them into applied
power.
It's the greatest Packard
success-time tested by six
thousand delighted users.
You'll want a Packard now
more than ever before. Prices,
$2750-$3150 and upward
TO. b. Detroit. Orr Motor Sales
Company, 10th and Farnam
Streets.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
POIACY WYNAI.AZCY.

w Hadze, W Holandyi ~zalozono
wielkie przedsiebiorstwo, trud-
MACE sic produkcya phitophiliny.
Srodek ten odgrywa W obecnej
wojnie dose znaczna role, uwal-
niajac zoinierzy cd jednej z maj
przykrzejszych plag, mianowi-
Gle robaczka. Fabryka ia zasfu-
guje jednak dlatego ma szczeg6l-
niejsza uwage, re wynalazca
phitophiliny jest nasz Kodak, INA
ny uczony inzynier chemii pan
Wicherkiewicz. w m1odosci swej
d}uzszy Gas przebywal on W In
dyach holenderskich, poczem O.
siadi w Hadze, gdzie sic odda-
wal studyom naukowym. Zajmu-
JAG sic specyalnymi srodkami
WALK re szkodliwem robactwem,
wynalazf tez bardzo wazny pre-
parat ola masowego tepienia phi
loxery, jak wiadomo, n%ajwieksze-
go wroga uprawy krzewu Winnie
go: z chwila wybuchu wojny
natchne}y sic w}adze sanitarne
IA wielkie trudnosci, z kt6remi
sic poprzednio zupe}nie ME liczy-
~. Owady wszelkiego rodzaju
nietylko przesladowa}y zo}nie-
rzy, ale sta}y sic jednym z maj
grozniejszych rozsadnik6w tyfu-
su. Inzynier Wicherkiewicz, po-
siadajacy wielka znajomosc srod-
k6w WALK re szkodliwymi owa-
damn, spreparowal w6wczas diva
preparaty phitophiliny A. i B..
Chodzilo o to, ably preparat by1
TAM, praktyczny W transporcie
i dogodny W uzyciu. Pc szeregu
prob otrzymaf inzynier Wicher-
kiewicz pomySlne odpowiedzi cd
w}adz sanitarnych n~iemieckich,
i polskich i W kr0tkim czasie roz-
poczaf eksploatacye swego prepa-
ratu,kt6ry obecnie we wszystkich
armiach panstw centralnych by
wa z doskonalym skutkiem uzy-,
wany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

chorych towarzysz6w broni z o.
strzeliwanej gwa}townie przez
Francus6ow wsi r. Pan Wyryb-
kowski byf jedynym, kt6ry do
browolnie zglosif sic do spelnia-
MIA tego niebezpiecznego zadania
z narazeniem wlasnego zycia, ably
uratowac zycie bliznich. - lara
zen nadmieniamy, re "a podobna
pe1na poswiecenia dziafalnosci sa-
marytanska. pred kilku tygod-
miami otrzymaf TAXA sama nagro-
de drugi koscianiak, p. J6zef Do
maj, jakkolwiek sam ranny, wy
nosi1 rannych towarzyszow broni
z ognia nieprzyjacielskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
MORDERSTWA I GRABIEzE:
w ROSYI.

Policya stwierdzila, IL r6zni
nizsi urzednicy kolejowi, jak
zwrotnikarze, str6ze, sluszarze j
inni ~polaczyli sic W jedna bande
rabusi6w i Ia r6znych liniach ko-
lejowych banda ia dokonafa ca
lego szeregu r6znych ciezkich
grabiezy. Pasazer6w obrabowy-
wano, a opierajac.ych sic wystrze-
liwano bez pardonu. Razu pewne-
go banda ia zrabowala W pew
nym banku $4,000 rubli. drugim
razem 10000 rubli. Jednego re
swych towarzyszy bandyci zamor
dowali W pociagu a nastepnie. wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
JAK w MENAzERYI.

Me bedzie to bajka, lecz spra-
wozdanie z rozprawy sadowej,
kt6ra niedawno toczyla sic pred
sadem w jednem z miasteczek ga
licyjskich. W6zny Wilk zaskarzy}
kupca Josla Kanarka O obraze
honoru "a to, re go W sprzeczce
NAVAL glupim dudkiem. Wilko-
wi ME podobalo sic widocznie, re
go Kanarek zaliczyf do ptak6w i
obrazony zwr6cif sic do adwokata
Rosa, W imieniu ktorego honey
pient jego dr.. Koziof wni6sl skar-
&c o obraze honoru. Rozprawa
odbyla sic pred sedzia dr.. Lisem,
a jake Swiadek miaf bye przeslu-
chany %policyant miejski Zajac.
Sedziemu udaio sic pogodzic zwa-
snione strony Kanarek BOWEN
cofnal skarge swego dudka, wsku
tex czego cir. Koziol wimieniu Viii
ka odstapii cd skargi, a sedzia DIR.
Lis uwolnil Kanarka cd why.
Zajac ME przesluchany odszedf
do domu. Jak widzicie. bardzo
divine nazwiska maja ludzie, a
W powyzszym wypadku zebrali
sic sami tacy. kt6rzy mieli Navy
Znanvch ZWierzat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
LEPIEJ JAK sPoDZ1EWANo

Pan John Firment T. Bowers
willie, Pa. cczlonek -grupy No.
ISL PDKJ. pisze co nastepuje
je Dziekuje Panu "a panski Lini-
ment prosze zaznaczyc, re nawet
ME mialem nadziei, by Trinera LII
niment uwolnif mnie cd below, W
krzyzach tax predko jak sic to sta
10. Cierpiafem na b6le W krzyzach
i gdy nj epomagaly mi zadne pla-
stry zam6wilem Trinera Lini-
ment i gdy mi moja iona natar}a
go pc raz drugi, czu}em sic coraz
lepiej i obecnie moge %wykonywac
moja prace tax, jak poprzednio.
Radze kazdemu zam6wic go So
bic bezwlocznie i mice 60 pod re
ka''. Trinera Liniment jest srod-
klein ME do zastapienia W zewne-
trznych aplikacyach W wypadku
reumatyzmu, sciatica, lumbago.
below miesni, sztywnych sciegien,
it'd. 25c i soc W aptekach; opla-
coma poczta 35c i 60c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

Niekt6rzy ludzie ME vie.
dziec co by dali azeby sic tvl.
ko uwolnic cd zapchania. Hol.
lister'a Rocky Mountain her.
bata dokons tego, q zrobi to
szybko. Uzywajcie jej raz "
tygodnlu q bedziecie regular
nj, szcze6liwi wolni. w apte.
CO Brown'a Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
PlECZYWA.
Wyborny placek z wisniami lub

Wyborny placek z wisniami Tub
innymi owocami. - Kwarte pre-
sianej suchej pszennej maxi, roz-
czynic jedna szklanka letniego
mleka i drozdzami "a diva Gently
rozrobionemi W paru 1yzkach NILE
ka, wlac to W dziesiec, z6ltek ubi-
tych z pol funtem mia1kiego Gu
kru i postawic W cieple. Skoro cha
sto zacznie rosnac, wlac kwater-
Ike sklarowanego swiezego masfa,
dodac kwarte maxi, sk6rki cytry-
novel wanilii i gorzkich migda-
low tluczonych Tub utartych 1y-
zeczka, W koncu wlozyc plane H.
bita z pozosta}ych bialek i wybi-
JAG W cieple przez godzine, nastep
ME brac to elastic rekami, W ma
Sic umaczanemi, rozciagnac bar
dzo cienko Ia blachy, mas}em wy
smarowane, naokolo zawinac ran
elk i nakladac ia wierzch grubo
jakiemi swiezemi owocami ,jak:
maliny hub wisnie jab}ka W talar-
XII cienko krajane, zmieszane z GU
krem, sk6rka cytrynowa i vanilla
hub sliwki IA wp6f przekrajane,
kt6re k}asc sk6rka do c%iasta, jed
ne obok drugiej; postawic to cia-
sto W cieple do podrosniecia, ma
k1uc je widelcem W kilku mie:j-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
D WIELKICH

spowodowanych wylewem rzeki
Odry, donosza z powiatu babimoj
skiego. Szczegolnie ucierpialy
miejscowosci Chwalim, Schmol-
len i Ostritz (?). Miejscami zala-
la woda Gale pola z zasiewami
ziemniak6x i cukr6wki. Przysta-
mex kolejowy W Chwaliniu byf ca
~ okolony woda i ME mona by1o
sic do niego dostac. Do s%trzezenia
i ubezpieczenia tam i grobli zarek
wirowano pionier6w z Glogowy i
ulanow z Cylichowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

nych, TAXI co zaledwie obudzi
"podejrzenie", re kobieta jest
wypurfumowana, jest lubiany
przez wszystkich a nikogo ME
pobudza do krecenia nosem i
spogladania z pewnego rodzaju
pogarda ia kobiete, co Gale fla
chy perjury IA siebie wylewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
KIsZK1 jake

Dyrektor teatru W Kistrzynie
wpad} ma originality pomysl. "a
mierza OH wydac koncert ia rzecz
zohierzy stojacych W polu. Do
wstepu ia sale koncertowa upra-
wniac beda jednak ME bilety,
lecz podarki. kazdy uczestnik
koncertu zfozyc must jakis dar,
jak n. p. trwala kiszke, cygary,
butelke rumu hub inne podobne
rzeczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
ODZNACZENIE IA SkUzBE
~SAMARYTANSKA.

Jak sic dowiadujemy, otrzy-
mai znajdujacy sic ma francus-
kim terenie wojny znany obywa-
tel i wlasciciel drogerji W Kos
cianie a obecnie podoficer obro,
ny krajowej p. Mieczyslaw Wy:
rybkowski. zelazny krzyz II kla-
sy W uznaniu jego nieustraszo-
nej dzialalnosci samarytanskiej
W krwawej bitwie W dniu % sier.
pnia, mianowicie "a wynoszenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

rzucili go z jadacego pociagu,
gdyz grozil, re ich wyjawi policyi
.Dalsze sledztwo wykaze jeszcze
prawdopodobnie straszne szcze-
goly z dzialalnosci handy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
1@J@" @cACOJDC9
SZK0LA ANClELSKlEC0!!

Niemal kazdemu w Ameryce i
Kanadzie wiadomo, re TYLKO u
MAS MONA listownie, podgwaran-
eva, wyuczyc sic movie, czytac i
pisac pc angielsku W przeciagu jed
nego kursu, albo ME p1aci sic ami
jednego centa !! Zmadrzej vice ty
jak i setki innych zmadrza}o ME
daj sic balamucic rozmiatem pokat
nym szk6fkom lecz zglosz sic listo-
wnie do prawdziwej Szkofy, DO my
ola dobra twego wydalismy Meto-
de jezyka angielskiegoopracowana
IA tie zycia robotniczego W spos6b
bardzo fatwy ola kazdego,z awiera
jaca Gramatyke angielska podana
w jezyku polskim! Szkola nasza
jest jedyna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
szko}a prowadzona przezPolak6w,
"a konsesem rzadowy, jest ola po-
zytku ludzi ME ola szyku! OAR
MO dostaniesz okazowa lekcye
najnowszej najlepszej i najtanszej.
Melody jezyka angielskiego, vice
pisz zaraz i przekonaj sic.
AMERYKANSKA SZKOkA
(KLASA 81
1897 Chene St., Detroit, Mich.
P. j. Paradzinski, kierownik.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
Pozyteczne wskazowh i rady
TEPIENIE MR6WEK.

Pierwsza czynnoscia, jest zba-
DAME domu cd dworu iwewnatrz
gdy juz wiemy, jake drogi sobie
obraly mr6wki, trzeba szczeline
W murze lub tynku zalac cemen-
TEN, nastepnie zasmarowac smo-
Ia, a ma mia nasypac grubo popio-
III drzewnego, przesianego.
Wewnatrz trzeba p6fki ely sza-
fe odsunac cd sciany, znowu do
brze wypatrzyc drogi mr6wek i
miejsce, kt6rem wchodza, zalepic
bardzo dokladnie gipsem, a IA
ten posypac ia pare cali grubo
popio1u drzewnego, przesianego.
w szafach, Ia p6lkach posypac
popi6} a mr6wki sic wyniosa. Maj
praktyczniejsze, DO chronia i od
myszy, sa p6ki wiszace IA sznur-
kach. Sznury cd CORY powirhy
bye ola trwalosci zamaczane W
nafcie i grubem pl6tnem wytar-
tie, wtedy cd hak6w ME butwieja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
CIEKAWE RZECZY
OLA ZDROWIA I URODY.
Jak zwalczyc nerwowosc.

| WOW.
Szkodliwosc zamykania odzie.
WI ujawnia sic brzydkiem, o.
strym, gryzacym cuchem potu.
Conajmniej g6rna p%owierzch.
ME tu}owia codziennie wysta-
wiaj IA wolne dzia}anie powie-
trza: najlepiej rano podczas my
ella sic i ubierania.
Przewietrzac sk6re najprz6d
W pokoju dose ciep1ym, W po-
czatku przez piec do dziesieciu
minut; potem tax d}ugo, jak to
sprawia przyjemnosc. Nastepnie
i ma divorce, W stosownem miej-
scu rozbierac sic i kapac W po-
wietrZu.
Chodzic czesto bose, pc dro-
gach, murawie, a .chocby tylko
ma zimnej podfodze pokojowej
komu to poczatkowo sprawia
trudnosc, ten moze nosic choda-
XII (sandaly).
Bratajac sic w ten spos6b z
czystem powietrzem, czerpie sic
zen jak najobfitszy zapas zdro-
via.
Przez przyzwyczajenie i ruch
cia}o ludzkie stykajac sic z zie-
mia i rosa a W zimie re Snie-
giem i mrozem do kilkunastu
stopni, ME ponosi zadnej szko-
dy, lecz owszem odnosi wyrazny
pozytek.
Do domowego uzytku najle-
piej sluzy dfuga, wolna zarzut-
ka z lekkiego materyafu %(kimono)
Dziwnie to uspokaja i wzmac-
MIA nerwy, pozwalajac takze W
obecnosci towarzystwa korzy--
stac z dobroczynnego przewiewu
sk6ry.
A i ubranie noszone ola oby-
czajnoSci, MECH bedzie: latem
jak najlzejsze, lima zas - cho-
ciaz ciepfe - zawsze mozliwie
przewiewne.
Przytem unoszac W %powietrzu
sswiezem skladniki lotne i plyn-
he stale odzywiaja sk6re i przez
krew i ciafo Gale raZem z nerwa-
mi.
Gdy wciaz odnawiane powie-
trze, n%alezycie przeszywajac
chociazby znekane cia}o, wyga-
MIA zen wszelkie pierwiastki cho-
roby to i ola cierpien nerwo-
wych niepozostaje tam wcale
miejsca.
Kilka przykazan ola zdrowia i
urody.
Me myj twa1z:, gdy sic "a
bierasz do. wyjscia.
Me zapomnij o dok}adnem o.
suszeniu dloni i wtarciu ME ia
kiego zmiekczajacego pfynu "a
kazdym razem gdy sic myje.
Me nos ciasnych trzewik6w,
poniewaz one krepuja obieg krwi
W ciele i sprawiaja, re TIVE nogi
So jak lody.
Me nos woalki wiecej razy niz
diva Tub try bez prania..
Mech ci sic ME zdaje, re dla-
tego, IL glosne pochwa}y Gle ME
%spotykaja, to juz Mkt ME zwra-
ca uwagi IA twoja powierzchow-
nose doskonale ulozona ludzie
ME wszystko m6wia, co mysla, a
dobrze o tobie mysla, skoro Gle
widza czysto i gustownie ubrana
hub ubranego.
Me myj twarzy W bardzo
zimne,j wodzie: letnia jej wcale
ME zaszkodzi.
Me zapominaj o twych zebach
i dzias}ach; powinno sic je cze-
sto badac. a skoro sic spostrzeze
jakakolwiek wadliwosc, nalezy
natychmiast iSc do dentysty.
Me nalezy bagatelizowac OBJ
lozonego jezyka, DO taxi jezyk
wskazuje, re jakies nieregular-
nosci wewnetrzne istnieja, kt6-
re trzeba usunac, jezeli sic sza-
nuje swoje zdrpwie i ME chce sic
wystawiac Ma powazne niebez-
pieczenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
Piguiki najlepsze ma
WatrObe.

Pon,ewa& saw,eraja uajlepsze le>
karstwo ma watrobe, mnieissa 0 to
jak gorskie lub obrsydljve : powo-
du s}odkawe] pow{okl do smaku.
ORA King'a New Life p,gutAl "a.
wieraj4 ,ngrsdyencye, ktora robi
watrobe ruzhliwa, w%ypr6znia powo.
Ii wnetrznosci. Niema gropy, nl.-
ma morekle; choroby, sprowadza
trawleuie. Sprob6jcie butelke ORA
Kingsa New Life pigu}ek q zauwa5-
Gle 0 lie lepiej beds,eoie sly czuli.
Csc u waszYch aptekarsy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

scach posypac grubo cukrem i
wstawic ma godzine do pieca, H.
wazajac zeby sieowoce ME pre-
pali}y. Najlepiej odrazu przykryc
arkuszem papieru, a pc upiecze-
niu posypac jeszcze raz grubo GU
krem z vanilla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

Ludzie, kt6rzy czesto cier-
pia ma zatwardzenie, kt6ra po-
woduie boil glowy, blada cere,
nieczysty oddech, brak ape
tytn, ME powinni odkladaf a.
nj minutv lecz uzywae Holli-
eter'a Rocky Mountain her
bate n~atychmiast. Me odkla-
dajcie. SIC " apiece Brown'a
Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

w razie wypadku zaburzen
wewnetrznych, niestrawnosci, Ia
twardzenia, braku apetytu, zaw-
.rot6w j below gfowy, przygnebie-
MIA, zazy,j Trinera Eliksiru Corr
kiego Wilma. w aptekach. Cena
$1.OO. Jos. Triner, fabrykant,
1888 1898 1899 South Ashland Ave,
Chicago, III.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-31
MILITARY SCHOOL
AT CHICK SPRINGS aI
Plans For Establishment Are Already
Under Way And School May Open
This Season.

Plans for the establishment Of q
military school at Chick Springs are
rapidly assuming definiteness, and
from correspondence and conferences
Monday morning, it now seems cer-
tain that if favorable term Of lease
can be secured upon the Chick
Springs property, the" school will be
established here this fall, with some
200 students the first session, and
possibly the summer school Will be
started this summer. ., s4.l~-gI
DR.. F. L. Mccoy, principal Of the
Riverside Military Academy, iof
Gainesville, Ca, who was here Sat4r.
day for look at the property, and
for conference with GreenyiIle citi.
zens interested, returned home Satur.
day night, and letters were received
from him Monday, morning by Capt.
W. D. Workman, and Major William
F. Robertson, secretary Of the Cham
ber of Commerce. The letters ex-
press DR.. McCoy's confidence Id the
success Of the proposition, and outlin.
ing some of the tentative plans to get
the school on its feet. DR.. Mccoy ex.
pressed his intention to return here
during the next few days. His letter
to Captain Workman indicates that
he looks upon the proposition as all
ready assured, and that he .h4s al
ready taken some tentative steps to-
ward launching the school here this
fall.-Greenville Piedmont.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-31
20 Years Ago

country. From their recent losses of
men, arms and ammunition, and one
of their ablest generals, who is now
prisoner in New Orleans, they must
be much discouraged, and we should
not be surprised to hear of disorgani-
zation and desertion in their ranks.
The Abbeville Banner June 3,
1846.
We would direct the attention of
the young men of our District, who
desire to volunteer for the Mexican
War, to the advertisement of Capt.
Marshall, found in another column.
He has called a meeting of his COM
pany on Saturday, 18th inst, to or
ganize and elect officers; and as a
few names are wanting yet to make
out the number required, chance
is offered to any person who may wish
to join his ranks. ...-..---
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-31
Mr.. Hugh Wilson Will Go To York.

Mr.. Hugh Wilson Will Go To York.
William Banks, president of the
South Carolina Press association, is
in receipt of a quaint note from Hugh
Wilson, for generation the editor Of
the Abbeville Press and Banner. The
rolls of the State Press association
are not complete, but the secretary
has been notifying all whose names
could be found on the rolls to attend
the meeting at York beginning June
7th.
Mr.. Wilson, who was president Of
the association some rs years ago,
and is one of the unique figures in
newspaper history in this State, has
not attended meetings recently, but
he writes that he expects to 60 to
York.
"It is gratifying to me to know that
am not entirely forgotten by the
editors of today" he writes. "The
printing business has made such pro-
gress in the last 10 or Is years that
hardly know anything of it today.
It is so different from what it used to
be. The linotype has worked won-
ders. THE Columbia Record. =.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-31
a COUNTIES ADOPT
NEW MEASURE
Russuk Hnntsrs' License Law Now
u EEset-To Appoint Game War
dens-

Columbia, S. c., May 27.-A. A.
Richardson, chief game warden Of
South Carolina, today issued the fol-
lowing statement:
HAt the 1916 session of the general
assembly Richland County and IA
other counties, not. then affected by
the provisions of the resident hunt
erS license law, were included under
the provision of the said law. This
Inv is now in effect and the licenses
have been placed on sale with the diff
ferent magistrates throughout the
county and the law will be strictly
enfnrced from now on.
tThe resident hunters license law
requires that every hunter before
hunting any kind of game, whether
protected or unprotected game, shall
first procure q license, except land
lords and tenants and their children
on their freeholds and leaseholds, re-
spectively. The county license costs
81 and is good only in the county.
The State license cost So and is good
to hunt in accordance with the laws
anywhere in the State. No county IL
eense is needed for a person who has
q State license. A landlord may give
written permission to any resident Of
his county to hunt upon his land, in
which, event the written permit must
be carried upon the person of the
hunter and is q substitute for the
county license. No written permis-
sion can be extended to any person
living outside the county; a State
license is required for any non-resi-
dent of the county. These licenses
that have been put on sale are good
until 1, 1917.
License will be placed on sale in
the other new counties that have
come under the provisions of the
hunters license law just as soon as
the governor appoints game wardens
and they qualify for their positions.
81 have received great many in
quiries relative to the above mention
ed law and will thank you to pub
ish this article for the benefit of
your readers"