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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20

WE DON'T ASK YOU TO BUY RECORDS interest
purchase Of records That's proposition
business proposition strings to it. is the combined
manufacturer and store to make two buyers where thu
pose you have to the point of putting instrument
cut to look at the various makes In the first store
question altogether when ask the terms On the other
you, with view Of finding just how much In
ts get the highest terms win to At the next
have found instrument Of grade and quality to
uma win be asked to from ten to twenty dollars
hrs a month-with interest added.
WE TRUST YOU-Now come to store and see tn
uncertainty about the price here There's hesancy abot
oa has been carefully thought out and the 100
the most economical selling method win permit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20

CATH FREEMAN
WOULD ACCEPT
COUNTY OFFICE

IT am not an applicant for the
position Of county attorney In the
sense that ! am actively seeking 1t, -
said Gath Freeman today.
THE board Of commissioners has
the power to select its legal advisor
and 1t should be free to choose one
without the embarrassment Of legal or
political entanglements.
III the board should see fit to en-
ploy me. should be pleased to accept
the position the same as ninety-five
percent Of the other lawyers of the
city would"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20
COAL MINE BURNS
FOR ABOUT YEARS

FERNIE, B. c., Nov. 20.-After be-
ing sealed and supposedly barricaded
from the outside air for nearly four
years, for the purpose Of extinguish.
Ing fire, surface indication in a coal
mine at Corbin, B. c.. today showed
that the fire had not exhausted itself
and was spreading underground to an
alarming extent. Assistance was
summoned from here and mine in.
spectors left with oxygen equipment
to make an underground examination
of the mine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20
FIGHT TO SAVE GIRL;
POLICE HUNT LOVER

ALLIANCE. O., Nov. 20-While Al
lance police and posse Of Starke coun-
ty officials are hunting for Ralph Poto.
90 of Alliance. who is alleg d to have
sent three bullets into his sweetheart
Mabel Austin. II, early t.~Aay, the sur
Eeons are endeavoring to save the life
u the young girl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20

A device for coupling ordinary We
hicles behind automobiles, SO flexible
that sharp corners can be turned, is
the invention of an eighteen-year-old
California boy.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
DEAL FOR EVACUATION
Of BELGIUM REPORTED ON
Germany and u. S. Said to BE Ne
gotiating-40,o ,ooo,o 100000 Marks
as Indemnity.

AMSTERDAM (via London). July
2:.-Posters have been pasted on tho
walls OF barracks in Client stating
negotiations have been opened be-
tween tho United States and Ger
many for the evacuation OF Belgium.
according To the Echo Beige.
According to the posters. Germany
II prepared to withdraw from Belgium
ON the payment Of an indemnity OF
~. 600. .o00.OO0 marks.
The Echo Beige comments sarcRs-
tically on this proposal terming the
proposed indemnity "a mere flea bite. +"
LONDON. July 80, The report that
n secret treaty had been concluded
between Austria Hungary and Ger
many, providing for tho unifcation
~ armies and conduct OF foreign af-
fairs. Is emphatically denied by the
Hungarian Press Bureau.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
STOLEN HAT BETRAYS
AlLEGED MURDERER
Police Arrest Two Hold-Up Sus-
poets After Tracing One by
Misfit Headpiece.

by arresting James McKenns. q
laborer. OF No. t5S West Forty fourth
Street, and John DAILY, q driver. the
police believe they are on the way
toward fixing responsibility for the
murder of Harry Green. wholes sale
liquor dealer. who was shot and killed
In his store at No sol Ninth Avenue,
on the night OF June IS.
One OF the holi-up men lost his hat
and replaced II by grabbing another
from man he passed on the street.
Acting Captain OF Detectives Gildes
and Detectives Flood and Cooper
learned that McKenna had beep In a
saloon on the night OF the shooting
with a hat notlo eahly too big for him.
Detectives Noo1ap and Ginch arrested
him yesterday morning and he IN sal 4
To have confessed that he participated
In the hold-up Mckenns Is under
stood TO have nv Olved DAILY and tho
latter also was arrested. McKenna
has been Identified by Homer lee, a
colored porter in the liquor house, as
one OF tho men who held up his en-
ployer.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
CLOAK STRIKE END,
THi5Do,Oo0pAY
INCREASE, IS seen
Tentative Two-Yeaf Contract
Up al What Is Expected 10
I3e Final Conference.

Al incFsass = . psF cent IN sasss
N al bFsncbss ~ the trade. . ORD.
ins ~eeh - sor,, nins hours. several
holiaays nor. ,hsn are no~ granted
and . sst,lsmsn, - the piece ~ork
suastion along the lines that have
been In forus 90 sona time pasi 80
thsss are the mos, important factors
In . contract 10 run t~o years which
this af,srnoon is bsins discussed sy
fopross sntAtiNss ~ the employers A..
sslAiion And the oafnsnt Workers
inion Ia . confsrsnoe At the Holland
House. u 10 confidently espectos this
will snd the three fnon,hs' strike.
both sides are decidedly hopeful Of
tho outcome of To. days session, 90
optimistic. IN fact. that there Vas
much tain abou, the $1,000 employees
being abls 10 resume work By
Wednesday A trade Journal issued
to-day carried the announcement the
strike Was practically ended.
There was great rejoinins among
the men and women who have been
without steady funds for the last
thirteen weeks. Tha Increase 81 o
per cent, according 10 the man nufac.
turers. will add 100000 10 their year
" payroll.
Representatives of both sides wore
In conference until long after mid.
night and thu discussions we're re-.
sumed early to-day. william Klein,
counsel for the manufacturers, mn.
ished the preparation of the contract
at noon and momentous conferences
began shortly aftorward.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
COURT SUS1AINS RICHARDS
ON UNION BANK DIVIDEND
Protest Ivy DepoSitors Of Defunct
Institution Fails TO Increase
Amount.

A decision handed down by Justice
Benedict In tho Supreme Court in
Brooklyn to-day sustains former
Banking Superintendent Eugene
Lamb Richards In limiting tho i'm
mediate dividend to be paid to former
deposltors OF the dcfunct Union Bank
to per cent OF their claims.
A protest against tho small amount
OF the dividend had been made by the
dcpositors' committee.
In his decision Justice Benedict said
the delay In closing up tho banks
affairs was inexcusa ble and deplor-
able. Ho ordered sale OF the banks
real property before the end of Sep
tember, 1915: a foreclosure on all It's
outstanding mortgage loans: n gen.
eral sale OF Its securities and an i'm
mediate liquidation OF all claims In
proportion.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
TRADE BLACKLIST
DECLARED ACREAT
BRITISH BLUNDER
Unnecessary and McnaceS
Loans to Allies Here, Says
Neutral Diplomat.

LONDON. July ~ (dclayed)-A
neutral diplomat exceptionally we'll
Informed regarding tho details OF the
economic war which Great Britain In
wnging on the Central Powers de-
clarcd 10 day TO u representative OF
the Associated Press that no re-
gsrdcd the recent publication by the
British Government OF the blacklist
OF certain American firms AS tho
greatest possible tactical blunder at
thi~ stage. whom French loan II
sbout TO bo noated IN America and
important Russian financial arrange
ments are under way there.
1T In a blundcr." continued the
diplomat. "because II ts unnecessary.
since ;or months most OF the firms
on tho list have been on q sub-rosa
blacklist. At any rate they were not
on tho white list. no the Government
had complete control over any OF
their operations which touched Brit
ish territory.
"Thc financial section of London Is
ny no means unanimous In approval
OF tho measure. even those In its IA
vor being dissatisfied with It's scope.
contending that somo omissions from
the list arc more significant than In
clusions
zone largo banking institution on
the list maintains close conncctio
with one Of l.ondon's largest banks.
and at the request OF the latter some
time ago made extensive changes In
it's directorate In order to eliminate
The evening world., 1916-07-22
GAS SHELLS AND TEAR BOMBS
POURED INTO BRITISH Lines
Haig Reports New and Intense ARTILLERY
Combat Which Has Already Lasted
Twelve Hours

s's failure. siihosst 'hs sftilisfJ
u ho'h Side 10 siiil sstis. there
Tssse sfs u dles'isns the ellie. ere
,ss,ias TIE osman Iin.s "a o'hss
poinis. ready 10 bf.sk throush ~hsfs
'hsr hsss bsss ssaksBsd a. patch ag
ether posltions
Omelsl ds.pa,eh.s to-day indicate
hat 18th the impsndins capture ~
Usn. taiss fnfrss ~ the whuis ~
tofssus snf bssiiis Woods the Dsr.
man fofoss 10 ,his ps,iioalsi s.ciioa
~ili ~ swept 90, u the iss, sssiiss
'.nssiiY vih ~hlsb ih. Tsv'ens hsss
chung g. these t~u spo,s. noe being
steadily rsisasd ~ . tornado ~
nriiish AftillsTy fire 20 q blarkanef
Arsa u s'ames ana holss in the
Sround
But N the Germans are belns forcad
out ~ natural offensive positions, tho
british forces az. nov "nrouni.finE
the full strength ~ the thlrd line pusi.
,ions ~ the enemy ,r.n, hes,
bomb proofs and shelters which the
Germans have had plenty of time
uninterrupted 10 artillery nre, to per.
feet. Daspatohs~ to-day said british
trench stormers found the enemy In
many eases burrowed Underground In
Labyrinth. ~ber. roofs we're rein
forced by steel plates and conore'"
Only the heaviest OF artillery nre has
any effect on ruoh defensive siruo-
lures Ne these
Tho French IN tho Peronns section
now have tho advantage 81 nEhtlnH
from heights on an enemy below
them. They have successfully nego.
tiated much ~ 'he marshy ground
The evening world., 1916-07-22

Gpsrsos. yui, 81 -osn Hsis 20
errsss ,e-asy pfcsT.ss - en- in,sn~
srtfns-y osmhsi sioas 'hs h1tish
evpnt Fos ,hs pss, twelve hours The
suns On sosh sas.s have Fssfsa ara
a. Germans have posrsd sss std
ssss-makins siaslis into ths BRUSH
srcns linss
Omcial s's,.n..ss sr-n s,oth ffench
snd British oommanisfs spthssiss'i
ss-1sy the Artiiisry character /" ths
lsys hsh,ins There ~sFs only q
ssv spots sions tho srsa, front ~hsfs
asa in masses eiashss. Fof the mos,
par ~ ~ss . siss sni 'AHs snsir ~
ssns.
Military sspe~s here hsS too ss.
Carnations 90 offer for tho almost CON
Diess cessation % infantry attacks
arst. that the allies are taking tho
hrst step In q plan for another for-
~ard jump ~ lsvsllins away In.
srsnchment In . dsiuGs of smells, or.
second. tina, the 0ermsns are seeking.
by violent artillery counter attacks,
10 flnd . weak spo, by pressure on
which ,he, can relieve the strain Of
dents made In their line by tho Anglo
French assaults OF the las, few days.
The Berlin of,cisi statement says
aors than soo. 600 troops attacked tha
Osrman lines on Thursday on . front
% sWenty-seven miles.
an n.,s>xa.- as.,atrh aavs that
The evening world., 1916-07-22
yONKERS TROLLEY
STRIKE THREATENS
TO INVOLVE BRONX
10000 Residents Along West.
che Ter lines Already
lOfcei ~ WAX.
WONT YIELD, SAY MIN.
Only Onicill of Company
Who Can Consider Arbltfa.
ton on for Europe.

fnAiesiions - noon to-day were
that ne s'nss ~ the Yontsrs street
Taiissy employees shirh wsnt into
smsc, ~ 3 O'Clock 'his mornins. csus.
ins upwsfd - o. 900 residents ~
ronhsfs. nsuni vernon and New Ito-
chsils a. sais o. pay sstfa fares ~
get 90 their places ~ employment IN
this city. may be extended a. all sub.
sidisry lines ~ che rhi'd Avenue
RAILROAD system north - Ono Hon
dfsd ana Tueniy nfth nifes' This
would tie No trolley service In the
nrons ana bflng discomfort 10 adii-
tionai thousands
n was learned tha, for several DAYS
pas, representatives ~ the Yonh.r.
union have been working quietly
among the trolley men employed On
tho Bronu lines In an EFFORT To enlis,
their assistance In the present con,ro-
versy. Many ~ pe iirons men. u i-
said. favor n sympathy strike. When
National Organizer Fitzgerald was
asked as 10 tho truth ~ these rumors
he said significantly
~ cannot discuss what In being
done In that direction ana will have
nothing "a say about u for the next
forty. eiEht hours"
THIS IL tho fourth time In nine years
that tho great committing population
of these places has been forced To
suffer tho Inconvenience caused by
trolley strikes.
After turning In their cars this
morning tho striking employees wen,
into session at their headquarters
and were addressed by william Frtz-
gerald. national organizer OF their
union. Al tho conclusion OF this
meeting II was stated tho men would
remain out until their demands for
an increase OF nve cent? an hour and
0 shorter working day are granted.
Efforts Of Mayor Lennon OF Yonk-
ers and Ieslie Sutherland. general
manager OF tho line. which is q sub
sidlary Of the Third Avenue. to avert
tho trouble last night failed after q
lengthy conference. Frederick W.
whitridgc. president OF the road. and
tho only official who can consider tho
question Of arbitration. sniled FOR
Europe n fcw days ago.
There was no disorder this morning
and the pohcc do not look for any. ns
the company will mako no attempt To
operate its cars with strikcbreakers,
A city ordinance enacted since tho
last strike OF trolicymen makes Il a
for any one without
nfteen days experience To run q car
In Yonkers.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
BRITISH SHOW WARSPITE
WASN'T SUNK IN BATTLE
Correspondents Invited to Visit
the WaShip That Fought
OF Jutland.

LONDON. July ?e.-Doubts con
ccrning tho fate OF the British bat
tlcship Warspite. which may have
been caused by German assertions
that she was sunk In the Jutland bat
tie, were dispelied whom a repre-.
sentative OF the Associated Press and
other neutral correspondents visited
this week n British port whero the
squadron OF Vice Admiral Sir David
Beatty was viewed.
The entiro squadron. with light
cruisers and destroyers. was aligned
ready for work. Whatever damages
II suffered In the battle had been re-
paired, and no scars were visible.
Onicers and men OF the squadron
with whom the correspondents talked
all expressed eagernoss for another
encounter with tho Germans.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
GERMAN U.bOATS SINK
Two MORE STEAMERS
French Vessel Torpedoed OF
Algiers and Crew Landed
British Craft DESTROYED.

LONDON. July ga despatch from
Algiors says that the French steamer
ccttois. 1900 tons. has been torpedoed
and sunk. The crew was landed at
Alsiers.
Lloyds announces the sinking by a
submarine OF tho British steamship
Wolf. 2.t<s tons gross.
l.ucernc newspapers say Germany
and switzcrland have reached an
agreement regarding the indomnities
10 he paid the families OF Swiss vic
Tins OF the sinking Of the Sussex.
The Sussex was torpcdoed without
warning In the English Channel on
March 20. FIFTY lives were lost and
among tho Injured were some Amer
icans. On May 10 Germany admitted
responsibility. promised 10 pay In
domnity TO the Americans injured
ana punish the submarine com
mander.
BERIdN. July 2.-Six British
trawlers were sunk by German sub
ana rines OF the English east coast
on July II. says n German Admiralty
statement to- day.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, N. Y.
July 2.--The entries for Mondays races
are as follows:

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, N. Y.
July 22.--The entries for Mondays races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE, Two year olds: no, won at thi.
meeting five hTlong Dunsa Dun, ia: Tosn
m,Irili m,Irilii sIi,; i%; 9sors ~ iioi Marie oails.
LcrNb RSE@IriPsir.Ms rye lar !sss c, .na Sa iss
ieS. Boi%s, p5 y: .Ipm. % ios !a.iop. !ai'ico i1i ss S
ioo % v.s SsaASs. iSSs .I'' IL IT, III sil"'rt Helen.
THlRi; RICE Three ye.r-oss and up~ari
.slllns: abon, sil furonxs. Edna Ksnns 100
salon, iao; .bsS Js JSs' ios?: ?G GrissIl. ,ms1 ibs
llh: wodlsir, iiO: 'Mseiicks. ii6; Star osift,
io5: Lib Heavens. Ii0: salvinity. iOS. 'Der,Lsh
:, FOURTH RACE-Three- yssr -o,ds and upward :
the ruek.hoc Handicap: one mile. .-Psddy
sNnanet,eo 100: Harry Shaw. i22: Hank
,Fifrii RAcE-Thr-. yeAr-old- and upward
selling one mlls --Monooacy. IiG: Ahars III:
noss, Me,sM: IL; o.Hszy Wuz.y, nj .Narn.i
Good Counsel IN; 'R-y Oskwooi iOT; Tam.
SIXTH RACE Two sesr,olis: ceiling; fiv.
Mae Murray, i64. LADY Rowsns, iot .Aimcs
u. ~ .fnrs ieIj Moonlylter !mp .i07;
N.ks.i: .k,Is,,, M Bird Lore. io'' ToOtas. ios;
'ApIrrntroe allowance claimed. Track muddy
The evening world., 1916-07-22
WALL STREET

Market opened dun ami listloss.
Motor issues specialtlcs, War order
stocks moved up and steel aud zlnc
issues developed strength following
tho lead of United States steel which
was active on a rise To 80 l-2. COP
pers were Inactive except Anaconda.
Railroads steady. Maxwell Motors
common gained 3 is points. Ameri-
can Locomotive sold at 81 IL. up 2 IA
In last half hour when market de-
volopod strength on active covering
by shorts Final prices ranged over
u point above Fridays close.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
HAWTHORNE, Chicago. July 2s.--
The entries for Mondays races are a.
follows:

AhH " "hAt'tNANis, SUtCdkO, July GE.-
The entries for Mondays races are a.
follows:
FIRST RAcE-rur.c $500; tso.year-olds. five
s a ioS s.h ssuofSe san iooH s.I.n, sAnIas,On m, NJ
Bele, 100; Velvet. i0': hser' ia: j. R,,ns'
u2i SlcSsL iis; Jsmc. liz, JOHNNY Nc. liz
sECoNb, RhcE. Selling, purse s@o. thr~..
year oids and upward; one and one eighth miie =
Mamie Meuye iOi; Hizh hors, i0i: Mia
,..nn,. , 10, Iniun. lCs; hesber Temple. 100
sTSIEp RljE Selling: pur.. $500; two-ye.r.
oid~; fiv. and = hall furlcnn -Nlesofens. J04
yo9ular. iG'; 'i.tne. i0I: Blue Grass Belle. los
oissS FSTTrH H0' RlH"c'E.-Tn. Harlem Handicap ;
lcnss, Anita, p6, Ronan... i0S: Skies knSf
los; Uncle Hart Ito: Csscy Jones. ii:; sir "a.
gar, ii3 Lso skelnv. iy,; Hawthorn ia tcoups
Anita and SIR Edsar az H. q, Bedwell entry
couple cAsey Jones and Hawthorn a. J. n. Good
man and Iomnany entryl
FIFTH RACE -sslns pume $500; thrcs.
year Iolds end upsAi t'. and Aeif imlonnH,. :
ics';' '' TIP ps.Gsil. los; I%sls, los. Sss, iio;
R%tsS iic i.as Jane Gr,y' lis T!s,.oS, iis
.Ralnh y. ua; LADY Worhington. i0i Virsie
Dot lOt 'Jsme~ Docke>, i06; Volpnt 100
iesn siller iOd Than@si,ns, l0l fsllnsmsn
los: Havood, los: Dartworth, i0s; W. W.
CLARK iUs; Aitsmaha, los: Shrewsbury. 100:
.Type. iiO; Hushy Lad. li3.
'ADprntic. alowangs eleimed 1raek tast.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
BRITISH CAV AIRY
IN S0MME BATTLE
Berlin Wireless Says This New
Feature of Trench Warfare
Was a Failure.

BERLIN. july 20 tby Wireless to
llc).-Iiritish cavalry was en-
ployed In tho offensive thrust along
the Somme front on Thursday. ao-
oordinw to n German Army Head
quarters bulletin. Its Use was futile,
according to the statement. which
said;
british cavalry mounted on
horseback entered tho combat.
This new feature OF trench war
fare was unable to change tho
fnai result"
Tho foregoing paragraph was not
contained In tho cablej version OF
yesterdays German official state.
mont
The evening world., 1916-07-22
GERMAN REFUSES, BIG AIR RAIDS,
REPORTED BY PARIS WAR OFFICE
Spirited Battles Between the Disc and Aisnc
on the Verdun Front, and at
st. Die in the Vosgcs.

PARIS. July 2:-unsucosssfui Ger
man attacks were reported to-day by
Ne French War once.
Tho communiaue announced that u
French air squadron on Friday had
1ropped iis heavy SHELLS ON Meussb.
lsG. In the vosgea doing great dam
sse. A German aeroplans which
sought 10 pursue tho French attackers
was brought down. One French aero
plane OF the squadron has ~ far failed
70 return.
The nrst report OF any action around
neifort was contained In tho statement
that . German air squadron lombard
"a the city. but without damage.
Following u tho text Of tho state
mont Of the War once:
Between the Disc and tho Aisns
ws dispersed q strong reconno.tr-
Ing party Of the enemy In the
region Of Moulin sous -Toutvent
In the Argonne ws exploded q
nhih~s WIN 8oou tVsuiNSs N ipo-
lants. 4 surprise attack OF the
enemy against n small position
st File Morts was rcpuised.
''On the right bank Of the Msuss
I (verdun fronO thers wss \ vio-
lent bombardmcnt OF the sectors
Of F1eury and Ft,hin Wood. An
attack by tho enemy on q
trench south OF Damioup was
beaten back by our iiro.
81 in the Vosges. after a spirited
bombsrdment, the Germans deiiv-
cred an attack at II o'clock last
night against our positions north
west Of ~. Die. II was repuised
with heavy losses.
"one OF our aeropians squad
rons yesterday bombarded three
The evening world., 1916-07-22
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE,--For three year olds
and up; selling; one mile Bob Mems
ley, los .R, Hoffman,, s to 8, / 10 ?
and ! TO 4. first: sosius, ii6 .uruu-
ond; Transit. iis .Baiij. 7 90 /. 2 10
] ana even. third Time, It?2-h
llluminator. Aberfeldy. Andes. Tinkle
Bell andTamerlane also ran.
The evening world., 1916-07-22
ATTACK IN NEUTRAL WATERS.
Russian Submarine Tri~s 20 Tor
pedo German Steamship.

BERLIN. July ga prrss despatch
from Stockholm says n Russian sub
marine discharged a torpedo at the Ger
man steamship Elbe In tho Gili OF Both
nia. within Swedish territorial waters
II is reported from The Hague that the
British confiscated the first class mail
Of the steamship Ryndsn'. from the
Dutch East Indies to Rotterdam
The evening world., 1916-07-22

susses -ss. sss.s s~rs sssuss %.
lsftsf fafrfs
sssA iAnsiss@S FsssF,s< thss sfs
hssiNs sIuflsa Nusslan sttsfts 80
spt 30 iiers sfusna Nsftsa ssfs
istfn tsrs iafarf &C. ssFafifa snsIfs
uls affaft
The evening world., 1916-07-22

oppoDo - epsenasa - MO- 80
eeomvs ssssss zee fFssssstse Ne
- esss~Ds ~ $780, ne Dssss -
- elass = vvtsssFr,cs sssei ssiise
-os<sa sf Dssea.- ths Fspest saes
- onSll s.sseAmsni cfe@sst ths F'ssi
uss<>~sss u sssises sessasse esis
The evening world., 1916-07-22
MOTHERT USEFUL HELrERs.
From The Ciicaso Herall

Several members OF q woman's club
were chatting with a little daughter Of
their hostess,
II suppose YOU are a sreat help to
your mammsr' said one
"Oh, yes replied the little miss,
and 90 10 Ethel. but II IL my turn 10
count the spoons to-day after the com.
pAny 10 gone
The evening world., 1916-07-22
PfRulnO LACKS pnoof
Of VILLAS AC1lW1 |.
hu' Amfncsn tfnor Afs Rsse
a. Co After Bandit n We
krnSvs lHsrls

ffnfNt AHarkf
wAsiiisoTos, Jsiy ts.--nsrofts
fsafhias gsa. rsfshins sae faftuas
sefd.s toins TIA, Villa hss asss'n
tisd = fsssu,ashis fegss sna % pis,
Isssins d fsnss his vsf 90 ths as
'.e's oossfamsni ias % sosniHs
'ion 's-dsy froa 'slishls sowsss
" was maas pisiH that sssa ~ ths
bsndit sssin is active ~ ~iii net -.
feet ihs course ~ nsse,islioas ~lth
ihs Assissh i.ussfnmsnt
The Captufs and punishment ~
Niiia 10 silll desired and 60 operation
~ Amsrran troops 10 that end ~ill
bs rh.sffuily satsndsd. N sas saia.
" the de- farto Government % ss.
sired
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-05
Just How SCIENCE
Gets Your NUMBER"
and the Relation Of
NAMES and Numerals

thing bGyond its own. often very linn.
tied. vision.
It Is number or ruling. directing,
InvontIng and planning. and Is power.
full In n limited or localized way. 1t
radiates the doand-dare spirit, and Is
often otEiciOus and dominating. re.
fuslng to recognize or consider any
difficulties. obstacles or barriers. and
rides right over anything coming in
Its way.
It Is n number OF explanation.
"one" was tho foundation stone of
creation. and retains much of its
original austerity and rulershIp.
2. Number two Is a distinctly femi.
nine and receptive number. It Ia
kind, diplomatic and peace.lovIng.
Its strength Is moro subjective than
objective. Its influence Is refined,
gentle and helpful.
Number two is supposed to be the
idoaI number for mothers, doctors,
dentists. nurses and diplomats. It
Is o number or vibration Of tempera.
ment and individuality and more a
number OF the heart than of the mind.
Charm, endearment. affection and at.
taohment are words that partly de-
scribe the number two.ZIt bestows
composllre and calm. and aids com.
panlonshlp and all friendly associa-
lions.
8. This Is a number Of expression,
defamation and enunclation. 1t In
tluepces oratory, acting, singing.
writing, dancing and painting.
Its principal characteristics are
mlrth. good cheer, merrlment, pleas
ure and jolllty; also joy, gladness.
ecstasy and inspiration are predomI-