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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
JACKSON HITS HARD.

Chicago, June 17.-Chicago punched
hits off Ruth today and shut out Bos-
ton S to 0. The locals outhit the
visitors two to one, Jackson leading
the attack with three hits and walk
out of four times up.
Score r H r
Boston -. 1000 900 1000 5 2
Chicago -. 1000 210 02x-5 10
Ruth and Thomas, Agnew; Benz,
Danforth and Schalk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
ATLANTA bATTfRS
POUND PITCHERS
and WIN GAME
Travellers Overwhelmed by
Crackers-Nashville and
New Orleans Each Win.
Results Yesterday.

Atlanta 10, Little Rock /.
Birmingham 8, Memphis 2.
Memphis 7, Birmingham 0.
Nashville S, Mobile 2.
New Orleans 5, Chattanooga 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER.

Birmingham, June 17-Barger's
invincible pitching defeated Birming-
ham in the first Of a double header,
while timely hitting gave Birmingham
the second game. The scores were
z to 0, and to 2.
First game
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Toledo 4, Milwaukee 0.
Toledo 5, Milwaukee A.
Minneapolis I, Louisville 0.
Minneapolis l, Louisville 0.
Kansas City 4, Columbus 8.
Indianapolis 5, st. Paul 4.
Where They Play Today.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
NASHVILLE WINS ONE.

Mobile, June 17.-Hollingsworth, a
youngster, was unsteady with men on
bases, and gave up nine hits, Nash
vile defeating Mobile, 5 to 2.
Score r H E
Nashville ..........0O1 12O 1905 9 1
Mobile 1000 100 O1O-2 z 1
Ellis, Marshall and Street; Hol-
lingsworth and Schmidt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
Where They Play Today.

Little Rock at New Orleans.
Nashville at Mobile.
Birmingham at Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
GRIFFITH MAKES
RUNNING Catch.
and Saves GAME
Whitted's Drive Seemed
Certain to Land Safe and
Bring In Needed Runs.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn 4, Chicago 8.
Cincinnati l, Philadelphia 0.
Others, rain.
Where They Play Today.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18

How They Stand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
How They Stand.
GOOD CROWD Sees
CITY LEAGUE GAME;

Results Yesterday.
Armours 9, Swifts 2.
Y. NJ. C. A. 10, Cotton Belts 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
RUSSIANS AGAIN
Continued From First Page

chBh AAUsy
least seventy civilian Inhabitants and
the injury OF forty more, also In re-
corded in the German ofiicial state
ment, which adds that the inhabitants
believe the accident was due to q
British attack"
Further details of the German Of
fens.ve OF Sunday confirm the earlier
statements of the careful prepare
tons which preceded 1t, and OF its
extent and. violence Dispatches re-
ceived in Paris today from the Cham
payne region state that sixty thousand
men took part in the assault, and that
a considerable number of prisoners
taken by the French were members
of the imperial guards, showing that
picked troops had beeu used by the
Germans.
The battle is desor4bed as the blood.
lest encounter on the western front
since the allied offensive of Septem-
Der Unofficial dispatches place the
German losses at $4,000 men.
The failure of the offensive Is at
tributed by German prisoners to the
fact that the preliminary lombard
ment, prolonged and intense AZ 1t
was, did not silence the French bat.
teries, but only wrecked portions oi
the advanced French trenches.4s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
PARTIAL SEGREGATION

(ccntinued From First >PaSs.)
tons and sugxestions in the one are
given emphasis In the other.
The report Is signed by Governor
Stuart. Auditor Of Public Accounts G.
Lee Moore and Judge Robert r. Prem
tbs. chairman OF the State Corporation
Commission. the three members Of the
board.
Believes System Satisfactory.
The report sets forth that the board
is not clothed with mandatory powers
but with general advisory powers over
local boards OF review. commissioners
of revenue and assessors Of real estate.
Ii describes the work done during the
year by the board. In advising those
who have sought the bodyss construc-
tion OF the nsw tax laws and In mall
ing out circulars for. the guidance Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
I|rs[IF
IS son DE- .f(ll|
lIwED YouNG WOMAN HnRE


Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.)
Washington. ID. c., Jan. IA
young man. attired, IN saf'toriAl spien-
dor, including white spats. fAshing
diamond stickpin and horn-rimmed
spectaclea. who posed as the son OF
Henry Ford. OF Detroit. was arrested
here today.
He gave his name as Thomas New
ton Nuckofs, aged eighteen, ami said
he lived at 1904 st. John Street, Rieh-
mond. He Is held for having PASSED
worthless checks here and In Rich
mond, where he was married last
week.
"A newspaper man asked me
whether / was Ford's son when was
In Baltimore last week." he said, when
asked if.he and the pseudo Ford were
the same. Il told him that WAS just
to Buffalo him. When he appeared
to doubt me I stuck to my story"
Nuckols attributed his troubles to
getting married.
Il got married; that's the only rea-
son l did it," he said. II knew / had
no money in bank, but my wife sent
to me for money and what was | going
to do but get it?''
After a romantic courtship of less
than a week, Nuckols eloped to WASH
fngton on December 70 with pretty
Estelle Louise Grobarger. cashier at
Murphy's Hotel, and when he return
ed with his bride the following cven-
ing he gave q sumptuous spread IN
the rose room" to which practically
The entire hotel staff was invited.
Shortly after his wedding, Nuckols
Skipped town, leaving his bride in the
lurch and leaving q worthless check
for $75 drawn on tho Detroit Penny
Savings Bank in the hands Of the
hotel management. Complaint was
made against him by Manager James
r. Disney, when he became convinced
that the hotel had been swindled.
T. N. Nuckols, father of the youth.
In not auditor of the Hotel Statler. De-
troit. as the youth claimed. but Is a
grocer in Richmond, of 1902 st. John
Street. Detective Sergeants Wiley
and Kellam ascertained this informa-
ton in their search for young Nuckois.
Nuckols father has been hunting for
his son ever since he disappeared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
WEST N GRIP OF STORM
Kansas CITY ODld.

Thursday night and Friday II Is prob
able the cold wave viii extend to the
Atlantic coast.
Kanaas CITY Opld.
Kansas City, Jan. 1.-THE South
west rot it, hrst real blast of winter
weather today. AMI natures offerins
lived up to the advance notices OF the
weather bureau. The mercury drop
ped from 90 70 Is degrees In twenty-
four hours In the affected district. and
this morning temperatures hanging
from zero downward prevail through
Kansas Iowa, Nebraska and this sec
tion or Missouri. Oklahotna and Tex
az, too. felt the drop. Enow is fall.
ing in much of. the territory.
Car Service AEected.
Train services into KAnnas City Il
delayed from one 20 two hours: street
car service in all of the cities affected
has cen seriously interfered With:
telegraph and telephone companies are
ighting vainly to maintain communi-
cation over sleet-coated wires and
farmers and producers have been
warned that 1t Is too cold TO ship per-
iahabie products.
In Kansas City the death list from
accidents as . result Of the storm re-
mained at two. while more than score
az persons are In hospitals recovering
from injuries
BesOw Zero 1t MANY Ro1uts-
North Piatts, Neb., reported the low
est Temperature In the snow storm
area---siEhte degree below soro.
Omaha experienced eight below, while
Des Moines reported the mercury ~
zero st Louis in the canfAr Of tho
low pressure area extending from that
city to Memphis, Tenn, on the other
hand. had a temperature OF 1orty-dvs
degrees above. Rain was falling. Lit
tie Rock. Ark. also In this area, re-
ported seventy degrees.
A blizzard prevailed all over KAN
sas A snow measuring from two 10
four inches fell In the State. Salina
reported the mercury At 10 degrees
below zero. Concordia had q reading
of below: wichita. 5 below. and
Junction City. below. At Oklahoma
City the mercury dropped to 4 de-
grees above. while Abilene. Texas. re-
ported Is above.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
BULGARIAN REGIMENT
ATTACKS GREE


Paris, Jan 12.-News received from
trustworthy sources Is to the effect
that sofdiers OF the Twenty-ssvanth
Bulgarian Regiment attacked the
Greek troops at the frontier near
westrina and tried to occupy two
frontier posts.
The encounter, says the Temps Sa-
iocfki correspondent. lasted six hours
and artillery on both sides was used.
Two Greek soldiers were killed and
several wounded. The losses on the
Bulgarian side were more serious.
Courtesy to Greeks Ordered.
General Sarrail, commander OF the
French army in the East, has issne1
a new order to his troops. from which
the Sfdoniki correspondent of the
Temps quotes the following as the
most important passage:
Il repeat again: You must all both
officers and men; observe toward the
officers Of the Greek army of rank
superior to your own the authorised
rules of Difference and the outward
marks Of respect You will be good
enough to entertain relations Of
friendliest comradship with military
men OF your own rank"
To Consider Gricxnncee.
An Athens dispatch to the Havas
Agency says that at cabinet meef.
ing Premier Skouloudis announced
that the entente powers have promised
to take into consideration the Greek
grievances concerning the Allies con-
troll Of supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

.
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ssssy. e,.oss 49,. No. $3.50 "a
1870 49, tns "a paono1ins
" a sAAa.son x,..s..
- h ~. = - = ~
lnst tne
49,. -s-on - tnssM Inroukaous s
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=, 49,. vsce - not been fouoNeo.
: sS. those CHARGED Wsth
~ a1G proper ASSESS
ilN n.ss Ivy len mold OF the WORK
PIoly ~ gavecuIed III with uih-
sem i,,.,s - vsSoI,
y s.s Au0aior VIII snow
tue1 a. ~ Lne laxanie
vaiuos % az $3.50 ~ 1912 over 1918:
soo.vov,sov TO- 1870 persona
pEOpoS' Ssseseo
duIans AsAe, ~ St0ven
montns, show -. 0I W.
Svz.o4 Over LIVES oss s11' - I'VE fne pre-
vious year.
I&kmS up .no ~ 49,. Mo
cnants Inst tue .aA 1--s - ~ !.
against tneHs '.ne
says
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
Air Raid On salonikt.

London. Jan. IA dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company from
Sofa, dated Monday. says:
/; "A squadron Of twelve German aero
planes Friday dropped seventy-eight
bombs on saloniki. devoting special at
to the camps OF the French and
English. among which twenty hits
were scored. causing an outbreak Of
fire. Two enemy aeroplanes were shot
down. The German squadron return
ed without loss"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

Thursday night and Friday It Ii prob.
able the cold wave win extend to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

II can he stated. however, with all
that with the accumulated
surplus in the treasury and a. large
q amount already collected and collect
"a Bile from omitted assessments or pre-
vious years there will he an ample re.
serve fund to carry thu new plan OF
taxation to point where the fncreas-
ing revenue arising from natural
causes from year to year VIII give 70
the State revenue SUFFICIENT for all
purposes. 7 bring this feature OF our
financial affairs to the attention OF
YOUR honorable body not only for your
and reimbursement. but
as a warming against extravagant APP
propr.ations based upon the theory Of
y fun treasury. There can be no
doubt OF the fact that taxpayers OF
Virginia who make full disclosures
of their property are already bearing
burdens sufficiently heavy.
AZ no time IN our history has there
been so substa initial and no generous a
response by the state to the enliEht-
eped and constantly expanding needs
or the people az within the period ex-
tending from 1902 to 1914. In that
perief Of twelve years the State was
Able 10 double her annual income. not
hy increasing the burdens Of indi-
yidusi Taxpayers but by bringing into
new taxable subjects;
mos especially, however. by the nat
ural and gratifying growth in taxable
value OF old subjects to which was
applied a stztH-Fste substantially re-
duced by the express terms Of the
constitution ri ls0t-1so2.
HprcsAinw nsesrfng- ~ Educaticn.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
AGLI ABBONATI

La guerra europea ha causato
un perturbamento che 81 ripper
quote su lutte lie industrie ed an
che giornali risentono Peffetto
dele condizioni general create
dal grande confitto.
Dalla carta, al metallic, dall'im-
chiostro a tutti gil altri mate
riali occorrenti ALA publications.
di un giornale, prezzi di questi
material hanno subito in uuesti
ultimi tempt enormi aumenti.
Non poSsiamo, quindi, spedire il
giornale Sc non a quegi abbonati
che sono al corrente col paga-
Ci raccomandiamo, per-
cio' al nostri abbonati perche' 81
mettano subito al corrente. Sc
eSSi hanno simpatia pei giornale
non vorranno certo imporgli. T
peso di lunghe morosita' CO.
stringere moi a soSpendere il loro
abbonamento.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
ATTRAVERSO IA CONTEA G D|NTORN|
La Salma del glUrlSta EIkiR ad
Un DUOVO RaUSOIeO.

Fino dalpepoca della sua morte,
circa un ammo addietro, il corpo dello
illustre concittadino Giudice John P.
Elkln giaceva sotterrato al locale ci-
mitero Greenwood, in attesa di ira
sportarlo poi in una tomba piu' de-
gna del valente giureconsulto. Ora
questa tomba e. stata portata a ter
mine la venerata salma fu martedi
mattina trasferita al proprio mauso.
leo della famiglia Elkin al cimitero
Oakland.
Venne pero' notato il fatto che per
tale rimozlone la cittadinanza din
diana non ha preparato alcuna ceri-
mOnia donore, non ostante 81 trat-
tasse del primo cittadino d'Indiana.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

Nello stesso giorno 81 emano' la
sentenza contro Joe Rupa, imputato
di ferimento porto d'arma insidiosa
e conseguentemente dichiarato colpe-
vole dai giurati nella sessione di set
tembre u. 8.
Ii Rupa, a quanto gia' venne da
moi pubblicato a suo tempo, aveva
sparato contro il proprio connaziona-
, lie Joe Oriucci, di Ernest.
Ora il gludice Pha. condannato r.
spettivameute a $1,000 di multa un
ammo di carcere pei primo delitto a
$500 di multa un ammo di carcere
pei secondo reato, nonche' allie spese
di Corte,
In tai modo entrambi condannati
Pietro Vita ice Rupa vennero con-
dotti martedi mattina a Pittsburg per
scontare Ia pena presso TAllegheny
Penitentiary.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
DA CRESSON.
Un aCCidente ferrOViariO che
per fortuna non reCa
Vittime.

Un considerable eccitamento del
la popolazlone di questo villaggio We
niva causato lunedi scorso circa lie
ore una p. m. allorquando una loco
motiva sui binari della Pennsylvania
r. R. accidentalmente 81 capovolse
II personale lavorante della mac
china era intento a distaccare la me-
desima dai carri del treno, allorche
questa passo' sopra una sezione di
tracca che era stata rialzata per mo-
tivi di riparazione, naturalmente
non pote' mantenere l'equilibrio an
do sottOsopra
FOrtunatamente il macchinista il
fuochista non 81 fecerO alcun male
avendo saputO destramente evitare le
consequence del brusco alto della 10
comotiva la quale venne ben presto
rimezsa a pOstO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
IN CORTE

Lunedi scorso ha avuto luogo Ia
causa intentata dalla Farmers Bank
dIndiana contro il connazionale Sig.
harino Pace di Homer City, per ri
futato pagamento di un CHECK, che
ha portato la consequence della per
dita della causa da parte del Pace.
Costui, dopo precedent della E.
splosione dolosa di una bomha che
fece ssltare in aria la facciata della
sua casa - precedent che nostri
lettori gla' conoscono unitamente al
fatto dele lettere minatorie che la Sc
guirono - ricevette un'altra minac.
ciosa correspondence mediante la qua
lie egli avrebbe dovuto spedire al no.
to Frank Pellegrini, di Ernest, la
somma di 200 dollari. Tale solnma,
come ormai tutti sanno, venne dal
Pace fatta recapitare al richiedente
col mezZo di un "check" pagabile
strettamente ALA persona, presso la
First National Bank di Homer CITY.
II Pellegrini 81 presento' invece ALA
Farmers Bank per tale pagamento e
questa 10 esaudi'. Marino ALA sua
volta 81 rifuto' di versare il denaro
quest'ultima Banca, al che essa
porto la questione in giudizio di
fronte ALA Corte locale. E purtroppo
la Corte ha accolto lie ragioni della
Farmers Bank: il Pace venne dai giu-
rati dlchiarato guilty per il man
cato pagamento.
Ii nostro AMIGO connazionale ha ri |
corso allappello della Corte Suprema
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
DA HOMER CITY.
II CuriOS case di due
mOntOni.

Diciamo curioso, ma il case e. put
tosto unico nella storia dele stranez-
ze... bestiali. Semitic:
Tony La Mantia, il conosciuto ne
goziante dl frCtta, possiede due mon
toni, cui, quel che sembra, salta
COST facilmente la mosca al naso. In
fatti martedi scorso Sc la presero i'm
provvisamente con una automobile
che era situata mel vicolo adiacente
al negozio di La Mantia.
Lautomobile era state POGO prima
pulito lustrato fino diventare uno
specchio nellie sue parti esterne. LIE
due bestie pare 81 dessero rimirare
tanta abbagliante lucidezza, ma mel
fssarVi 10 sguardo vi videro rlflessa
la propria immagine Cd, meglio
credettero di riscontrarvi qualche To-
re immaginario nemico della propria
specie. Ed allora 81 arrabbiarono tai
mente che cominciarono a menare
scornate a dritta manca su ambo
lati del veicolo rovinandone male !
dettamente la superfcie.
Figurarsi la dolorosa sorpresa del
del automobile allorche,
mel tOrnar ola una momentanea assen.
"a dovette assistere a tanto massacre
della sua proprieta'
& certo il fatto ayra' rincresciuto
anche al nostro connazionale De Mat
tia; ma purtroppo contro le bestle
non 81 ragiona.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

Come lettori ricorderanno, Pietro
Vita, di Creekside, venne a suo tenn
po arrestato sotto limputazione di
aver fatto saltare in aria con la dina
mite la casa di Frank Antonucci del
10 stesso villaggio, causando la morte
della moglie di quest'ultimo. In Sc
quito ad interrogatorio giudiziale, il
Vita confesso' dl avere qualche COM
plicita' mel fatto.
Ora, lGnedi scorso, egli comparf
dinanzi ALA Corte in qualita' di REQ
cOnfesso venne dai giurati dichiarato
complice del delitto in parola po-
scia condannato dial giudice una pc
ma non inferiore 10 ne superiore a
10 ami dl penitenziario.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
II ROStfO VidggidtOre in giro.

Per norma del nostri cortesi abbo-
natl del connazionai in genere di
quest dlntorni, Iendiamo noto che il
nostro agente viaggiatore Sig. Fran
cesco Garofalo e in giro di AFFAIR." per
la nosira azienda 81 fara' un dovere
di visitare tutti i buoni amici del
"Patriota".
LIE accoglienze fatte al nostro Ga
rofalo saranno altrettanto appreciate
da moi, ne serberemo rlconoscenza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
AttOrnO al Western
Pennsylvania
DA WINDBER.
] prOgreSSi StrdddIi della
Cittd'.

Sc oggi in America attraversiamC
un'epoca di grande progresso nell'in
dustria, mel commerce. nellie opert
di pubbllca necessita' Windber MOI
e. seconda allie attire citta' di questc
vasto continente. E per quanto i isuot
progressi non procedano cosi rapid
come certi centri industriali, nonper-
tanto essi vi 81 riscontrano perma-
nentl interessanti.
Ora qui abbiamo del lavori stradali
che riusciranno a dare ala nostra
cittadina un aspetto piu' elegante e
maestOso, oltre al conseguire una ne
cessita' della popoIazione mediante
una superiore comodita' di .ransito.
Ma quel che piu' monta per moi ita-
liani 81 e. il fatto che la pavimenta
zione ora in corso di Graham Avenue
e. dovuta precisamente alPappalto
preso dai nostri connazionali Fratelli
Torquato, gia' tanto conoscluti anche
nelPelemento americana della locali-
ia, nonche' benemeriti della colonia
italiana per il loro indefesso interes
samento alPunione morale dele forze
italiane di qui, specialmente con lfn
stituzione del Clrcolo Politico Italo-
Americana, che procede sempre otti-
mamente sotto ogni punto di vista.
Oltre quella di Graham Ave,
Fratelli Torquato accudiscono ALA
pavimentazione di concrete tutto
attorno al palazzo municipale cui
e annessa la stazione del pompieri.
A questo proposito, AMI, la Wind
Der Fire Company" esporra' al pub
blico un bazaar" del taochino per la
occasione del Thanksgiving Day.
Al Fratelii Torquato, che sono no
stri ottimi amici, facciamo le piu'
sincere congratulazioni e gil augurii
di sempre migliori AFFAIR.", non soltan-
to sui loro nuovo ramo d'industrla in
qualita' di contrattori, ma anche su
clo' che riguarda la Ioro ben nota
azienda bancaria 'Italian Exchange"
con Iannessa Agenzia di Passaggi
Marittimi, Spedizione di moneta. Lii
breria, ccc. E con le congratulations
ad essi: moi estendiamo gil augurii
tutta la Colonia del connazionali di
Windber, fra cui contiamo un certo
numero di abbonati, acche' migliori-
no sempre plu' lie loro condizioni di
lavOro nellie dure fatiche della mimic
ra, specialmente in questepoca cruda
dl COST alto costo della vita.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
I'm RuOVO bPaCCiO dI iefPOVia de
Ia B. R. &P.

Allo scope di dar maggiore svilup-
po allie proprieta' minerarie del car
bone bituminoso della Contea din
diana, la Buffalo, Rochester. & Pitts
burg Railway sta ora costruendo un
"branch" lungo un miglio al sud di
Marion Center, Pa.
ST calcola che la nuova tracca CO.
stera' approssimativamente $18, 500,
e richiedera' due mesi di tempo per
la sua completazione. La Mlllor Con-
struction Company, di Lock Haven,
Pa, ha preso Pappalto del lavoro.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
RiChiamiamO I'attenZiOne

del nostri connazionali sui fatto dello
acquisto che abbiamo teste' fatto di
buon numero di convenientissimi Di-
zionari tascabili di Grammatiche
italiano-inglesi, lie ultime uscite sui
mercato. Leggete sui proposito Fan
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
AFTER
TEACHERS MONEY
National Committee Sends Out Letters
Soliciting Teachers Inasence
and Cash.

Indicating to what desperate straits
the Democratic party has been driven IL
it's campaign to re-clcct President Will
son is the fact that the Democratic na-
tiunal campaign has sent out circular
letters to public school teachers. asking
them to use their influence as teaclpCS
TO keep the school maste-' in the
White House." and at the same time
asking them 10 contribute TO the Dem2.
cratic campaign fund.
Several school teachers OF Ohio coun.
t. during the past few days have re-
cciyed such letters. containing pam
phlets and clippings favorable TO the
campaign of President Wilson. AND 81
course they do not overlook an opror-
tunity to attack Justice Charles Evans
Hughes, the Republican nominee, laying
special stress on the fact that he, when
governor Of New York, vetoed form OF
a teachers pension bill for the city OF
Schenectady 4 part of the contents OF
this campaign letter is said to have
been furnished by the bureau OF educa-
ton.
Included In the contents Is a printed
form, which urges the teacher. If he OF
she feels like contributing to the cam.
paign to keep the 'school-naster' in
The White House." to forward the con.
tribution to the committee. One well
known lady teacher who received such
q letter sarcastically remarked that the
Democrats had a nerve" when they
wouldn't permit them 10 use their In.
f1uence through the ballot but would
solicit their influence as teacher.