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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-06-15

John Nelson visited in Hudson
Monday.
Mike Furest was out from Els
worth Saturday.
Mrs. r. Osborn visited in the
Twin Cities Monday.
A. C. Keith of Bruce is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Summer travel suggestions, in the
Omaha Co.'S ad on page 4.
r. N. Jensen was a business visit
or in Spring Valley Tuesday.
il. Enwald of Spring Valley Wis
tied relatives in the city Tuesday.
Misses Dorothy Rounsevell and
Mile Wilcox are home from Chetek.
Mrs. J. A. Haddow was taken to
St. Paul hospital for treatment last
week.
John Beschta is spending a few
weeks visiting relatives at Appleton
and Manitowoc.
3. H. Ostness, G. NJ. Stewart and
Abe Engquist motored to st. Paul
on business Monday.
The South Fork Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Jane Hunt June ~.
All day meeting. picnic dinner.
H.C. Stewart is having two
weeks vacation from his duties at
the Stewart Mercantile Co. store.
Mrs. R. l.. Williams returned
home Monday from a two weeks
visit with her mother at Austin,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Neiderhauser
Of Roberts spent Sunday at the
home Of the latter's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Rod McGregor.
Before letting your plumbing and
heating job see the new up-to-the-
minute plumber at the Odd FeilCW
block, phone '434.-adv.
The Ezekiel Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will hold a food sale Satur-
day, June II, at Norseng Bros
store, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
LOST-An automobile crank, in
River Falls, on East Side, perhaps
on Main street. Finder please leave
at the Journal office and receive re-
ward.-adv.
Rev. E. w. Serl and son, Master
Meredith, left Monday for Delavan,
where the latter will spend the sum-
mer with relatives. Mr.. Serl will re-
turn tomorrow.
Pratt's orchestra of this city will
furnish music for the festivities at
Bass Lake next Sunday. A five
piece orchestra will be furnished
and Harold Doolittle of Ellsworth
will assist them with his traps.
Four autos were stuck at one
time Sunday in the river between
Burkhardt and ST. Joe. The bridge
has been out at that point since the
late Spring floods, making it nee
essary to ford the stream. One
would naturally think that a Ford
auto. (PhewD
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Senator Geo. B. Skogmo was in
Ellsworth today.
Hot weather shirts-see Hage-
stad's ad on page z.
Al. Goethal Of Eau Claire visited
friends in the city today.
FOR SALES year old mare. IN
quire N. G. Nicholson.-adv.
]. Paulson & Son have reopened
their general store at Gertrude.
Mrs. I. Ingram of Eau Claire is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. E. Coggeshall.
Atty. and Mrs. w. G. Haddow
were out from Ellsworth last Thurs
day.
David Thayer has leased Nebish
Lodge, at Iwaco Springs, for the
season.
Chas. Hanson has purchased Re-
gal touring car, Frank L. Baker
making the sale.
Mrs. Chas. Sakrison of Madison is
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Currier.
Carl Rudow, who is practicing
law at Jackson, Mimi, visited in the
city few days the past week.
The employees Of the Stewart Mer-
camille store had picnic supper in
Glen Park Wednesday evening.
FOR SALE-Modern bungalow,
six rooms and bath, 9Th and Maple
strs., Mrs. A. M. Nicholson. -adv.
Miss Stella Hanson arrived home
the first of theweek from Flandreau,
S. D., to attend the wedding of her
brother.
A new drinking fountain is soon to
be installed in Main street park. 1t
will be larger than the present one,
and will have several drinking places.
At it's second annual meeting, held
Tuesday. the New Richmond Pack
ing Plant Co. voted to increase its
capital stock from S250,00O to $780,
900.
John Foley is here from Colorado
Springs for couple Of weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Foley. John is employed as sales
man for an automobile agency.
Jeff. Smith. who is employed in
one of the Powell banks, arrived
here from Canada the first Of the
week and is visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Theo.
Smith.
Miss Pearl Peterson, stenogra-
pher at the White & Skogmo Offices,
has returned to her home in St.
Paul for the summer. Miss Pearl
Audette of New Richmond is taking
Miss Peterson's place at present.
Ensign L. F. Brown, graduate
Of the naval academy at Annapolis,
arrived here Tuesday for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Brown. He is enroute to the
Pacific coast, where he will go
aboard the u. S. Cruiser South Da-
kota.
Mrs. Inga Chinook entertained
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Edm.
Nicholson, who, with MIR. Nicholson
will leave soon to live in Saltwater.
Mrs. Ophelia White gave a party for
Mrs. Nicholson this afternoon. A
number of ladies entertained in her
honor at picnic in Glen Park last
Wednesday, presenting her with
some beautiful silverware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larson,
with their granddaughter, Miss Ger
trude Tallman, visited relatives here
from Wednesday until Sunday, while
attending the G. A. R. reunion. Mr..
Larson and A. O. Ulland of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, were members of the
Both Wis. Co. D and had not met
with their company comrades for
many years. Both spoke in the
highest terms of the royal hospltali-
ty shown them here, and they thor
oughly enjoyed their meeting with
"the boys"
Mrs. P. w. Ramer attended the
state convention of the Degree of
Honor, held at Eau Claire last week,
and reports it as a delightful affair
in every respect. At the business
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MARRIED

KOLIN G-HARRIMAN-In St.
Paul, Mimi, June 7, 1916, by Rev
Mr.. Pace, Mr.. Joseph Rolling and
Miss Eta Hartman. both of this
city.
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Paul, Mimi, June Z, 1915, by Rev
Mr.. Pace, Mr.. Joseph Koling and
Miss Eta Hartman. both of this
city.
Miss Mildred Hawkins, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Hawkins of Hudson,
and Mr.. VIM. Sullivan. a guard at
the Saltwater prison. were married
at Hudson yesterday.
UNKMAN-GEBHART-In St.
Paul, Mimi, June 2, 1916, Miss Lulu
Gebhart of New Richmond and Mr..
Roy Junkman Of this city. Rev. F.
L. Obershulte oficiated.
The marriage of Miss Elva Ritch-
ey and Mr.. Wilmer Phillips will take
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Ritchey,
next Saturday. Rev. G. A. Bird
will oficiate. Mr.. Phillips will at
tend the summer session at the uni
versity of Wisconsin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Amelia Megordon, in this city, June
IA, 1916, by Rev. G. A. Bird, Mr..
Fred Hanson of the town of River
Falls, and Miss Mabel Megordon.
They will make their home on the
farm now occupied by the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hanson,
just east of this city.
The many friends of Robt. Moser
of River Falls will be surprised to
learn that he is a member of the or
der Of benedicts and has been one
for over a year. His marriage to
Miss Blanche Peabody of Hammond
took place at Eau Claire in June in
1915, and the news has just become
known. Mr.. Moser, who is principal
of the Elmwood schools and very
successful teacher, and his bride,
who taught this year in the Spring
! Valley schools, decided to keep the
fact a secret until the close of the
! school year last week. The young
couple will make their home at Riv-
er Falls this summer and in the fall
will go to Elmwood where Bob, as
he is Familiarity known, has been re-
engaged as principal at an increase
in salary .-Ellsworth Herald.
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Miss Mildred Hawkins, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Hawkins of Hudson,
and Mr.. VIM. Sullivan. a guard at
the Saltwater prison, were married
at Hudson yesterday.
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JUN MAN-GEBHART-In St.
Paul, Mimi, June 2, 1916, Miss Lulu
Gebhart of New Richmond and Mr..
Roy Junkman of this city. Rev. F.
L. Obershulte officiated.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
OF CHRIST
TO HOLD MEETING OF
1917 AT

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, May 25-At
ITS business session Thursday morning
the West Virginia Christian Mission
airy Society. a section of the forty
sixth annua convention OF Churches
OF Christ in West Virginia. meeting
in Central Christian Church in this
city, elected officers as follows:
President. J. Ramsey. West Union:
FIRST Vice President. W. j. Vanvoor-
his. Parkersburg: Second Vice Presi-
dent. J. J. Morgan. Bethany: Thirc
Vice President WEB. Hendershct.
Huntington; Recording Secretary W.
T. Pierce. Cameron: Assistant Record
ing Secretary. J. W. Yoho. Hunting.
burg.
Mr.. Ramsey was reelected to the
presidency without opposition. The
entire ticket IA chosen on the recon-
mendation OF the nominating commit
y hot fight developed when the time
came 10 select the place of meeting
Tor 1917. Bethany. Beckley. Fairmont
and Princeton were applicants for the
convention with Fairmont making 2
strong effort. The effort was success
iul TO he extent hat the committee to
which the matter was referred recon-
mended that the convention hold its
sessions there.
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AND HARBORS
BILL MAY Be SENT
BACK To COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Nav 25. Senator
Hastings Of Wisconsin (Dem.l. moved
today that the $i3. 0OO. 100 river and
harbor appropriation bill be recon-
united TO the commerce committee with
instructions TO report a bill Carving not
more h one-half the amount of the
present measure.
The motion was before the senate al
recess and may be voted on tomorrow.
All except n of the various amend.
ments offered during the day were 0e-
feated. After deciding by 4 majority
OF one vote TO withhold $500. 900 pro
Nlded Tor improvements on the Brazos
river in Texas until a urvey by the
board OF army engineers had shown
the improvement necessary. the senate
by substantial majorities refused 10
reduce the appropriations for other
projects.
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SYRIANS PROTEST
TURK ATROCITIES
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS IN VIGOROUS
PROTEST AT MASS MEETING
LAST MIGHT
Messages wan BE Sent 20 President vii
son, and Members of Senate and
Congress Ssking AID.

Resolution vigorously protesting
against the atrocities 81 the Turks upon
tho Syr.aus. and plans for seeking tn,
assistance of President Wilson and
members of Congress from this district.
were adopted 40 Re- mass meeting. held
LAST night hy thr Wheeling Sgriaua OF
t3lH Main street a similar mssuue
was held WsluuHIiy sysnIuE
lf wte planned 100 tho meeting 90 send
wr.fHEsa tn PRECEDENT Wilson United
state. SENATOR sHu aud DhIfus and
''urr'sHwtu sutherland and .s.Isg.
also o.. secretary OF state Lansing lrE.
ink That some steps Boz taken Goo nut ar
'rf fl fnf treatment that I being XIV.
.tr fIs rErirua
TI. u..Ul4 D.. only .u. OF ma.. CHAT
boo h'Iug held by tho MANY f"HHl.arI
syrian resident NJ ffr United eftf.. Ir
protecting against tho treatment tf.
f"ri'l f.N.r fellow .~uuufr.m.r ..m.
m. n"H fH. n'rU..f..H sf f.. H.r..
rtHIn.. fnr hrmer. ara H..I.sI tH. .H.
''HUrE Of fIs nation Sow Do ...u.
poe 'I'f hf.. chosen BEL noe r..uI. ..
IHfHa.
Ir r.nmHa Ir.rr E.ur's aH. i I'd
r.r.'rrI fr.rrI Hf Tr. .II.rf WITt.r
stated iHHf Dol. uHIII utr..rpH. .',..
tfr matter before frr president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
TERRIFIC STORM -
HITS LANCASTER, PA,

LANCASTER. Pa. May ga ter.
rihc storm. approaching the proper
lions OF cyclone. accompanied by hail.
thunder and lightning and heavy rain
did considerable damage in northeast
Lancaster county late this afternoon.
At Neffsville four tobacco sheds were
blown over as was a fifty foot chicken
house. the latter being carried over a
hundred feet and thrown across the
state road. where II completely blocks
traffic. Nine other tobacco sheds, silos
and other farm buildings were blown
over near that village. Several cattle
were killed by lightning in fields near
this city and roofs of many houses
were badly damaged. Hundreds OF
trees including those in many orch
ards were uprooted.
Evangeline-How do you like my new
hat2
Caroline-I think II f. charming. I
had one just like IL last year-Phiiadel-
phia Evening Ledger.
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LEGAL NOTICE


order OF Publication.
The state Of West virginia. Ohio Coun-
In the Circuit Court Of ohio County.
West Virginia. May Rules. 1916.
Florence Belasant.
The object Of this suit is 60 obtain
an absolute divorce for the plaintiff
from tho defendant herein. from the
bonds Of matrimony.
An 90 appearing from an pfndavit filed
Boz said caus" nt these Rules. that the de-
PENDANT Frank Deiasant. Is not "a resi-
dent % the state Uf West Virginia. and
Doc not having been served Win process
iu said suit. on motion OF the plaintiff
hN her nfturrrv this order Uf ruhiIca-
tinu Be- entered uga4u-t him. and 10 is or
dor"d that the said defendant. above
named. D." ana be- ia Required to appear
within ono month after the date of the
first publication of this order and d.
VI hat Ir necessary o. protect his Inter-
Der hc published and posted as required
ty law.
Witn,r. John o. Rurhoru. clerk ~
% said Court pf fhe court House %
tH wif May Rules. 500
Published the ur.t time May 9TH.
join g. KiNGHoRS Clerk
JOIN e. KiNGuoRN Clerk
John y. Cuuiff.
Attorney f.r Plaintiff
Tho -fHf. Uf Wet Nfreiu.u
Tn fn0 sheriff of ohio DIuty. Greet
Irr
$50 command yau Chat you summon
r'nk ''n' u Do. o. found Boo your
uf fHr Circuit Court OF ohio county M
Rules fn h. n.iI for The said Court. IN
th. nret NandaF 300 MAY 1910 Co. an.
Dim Boo fns aIIH D.ur. tt F..r. .-. u..4-
Hut HrI Iar. tN.u There fN'a writ
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X

RICHIE DISTRICT.
Precinct No. I.
H'HrE Crimson. W. r. H~ausenauer.
George I. Fink. Nat Nountford-
James Wagner.
Precinct No. ,.
mas. frab.l. I'D Oberman.
Chas. +. Milbert. Harry
william knokc.
Precinct No. 3.
James Flanagan. chris voitie.
william NOlte.
Precinct No. 4.
John Connors. Frank N~eggcmyer.
Herman Beutz. J. ~. Noite
W. G Armbrccht.
Precinct No. ).
" m. Miller. Harry Briese.
ti,hIy i'rut'r. Edw. r. Dichl.
Adam H~onccker.
Precinct No. 6.
"a. ltumes. Victor Schoenion.
m. bounds. Herbert Rratton
James Cook.
Precinct No. :.
Carl ELLSWORTH. JOIN Farmer.
mas. Schocni"n. otto kslkreuth.
AdUlph Fritz.
Precinct No. ;.
jos. Humcs. Jas. B~aurhertv
James Nichols. Kobt CUNNINGHAM
III. ". Schrcbe.
Precinct No. ..
J'hn Herman Miller.
Carl Miller. Arthur F,dr.
AlouZo Marshall.
Precinct No. 10.
VI. a Marple. Frank simpson.
simon Bopp. J.. l. Render
James kemplc.
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Precinct No. /.
Mach Hartley. Joe Mccullough.
Brooke Shields. e. ". Rogers
:. >. Gardner.
Precinct No. ?.
J. NJ. Howard. James Scott.
Harry Young Lynn Rogers.
Frank Gully.
Precinct No. ,.
jos. Ferguson. j. ". Allen.
James Stewart. X. Il. Bowman
Geo. Morrison.
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DIED

CALDWELL Thursday. May Is.
IHI.. az II.Ia o UIHok B. m. 90 his late
residence. 40. ..H. InHuIIuu street.
ALEXANDER d. DNIUW ELL. IN tho
send year uf bic aEr.
Funeral services Hf tho rcaidrrrr satur-
DAY Afternoon uf 1850 o'clock. friends
1f The family invited Co. attend. tn
terment private Iu Greenwood ccmc-
frTF.
tpIsass omit r1weral
GOULD Wednesday. May 1tth. 1915.
Hf INan o'clock a. m.. at Sc MARY
Hospital JAY d GOULD boz the 3fth
year oft hIa HEr
Funeral services from the residence Of
HIa brother. 81 b. could. So. zee
T~wtUfF.uIufn street. on rIdag MAY
.ffh. 1000. nc 30 o'clock b. m Inter
mfnf private ON saturday morning a.
So. zion rrmrffrF.
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Louis B

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL ~EMBALMER,
tt22 n ff24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones $50.
C. J UCrtschy Natl Phone t959-R
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Ir..Ir.f 500 White school U.uarH
IS l.f fttsrft
Precinct So Mrs John Paris. ro.
f.mI.
Precinct SO valley Grove school
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HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Precinct No. J..
geo. Ebbcrt. Chester k~roniacScr.
Henry Rogers. Albert Lash.
IaN. Hilton.
Precinct No. >.
sheridan Moore. John Springer.
Patrick Barrett. Nm. Wo~llenWeber-
Albert Huss.
Precinct No. }.
X J. McCrackcu. Carlisle Rother-
hoy Hanke. mond.
j. y NciSter. G.. 4. TIeraff
Precinct No. J.
liush carroll. Joseph Weitzel.
George Zeidlcr. Henry Mitchell.
Melshans.
Precinct No. ..
/. 4. McColloch. Mack Duvau
Basscll. MiIford Molfe.
". g.. Murray.
Precinct No. 6.
Jacob Keller. VIM. Farley.
& savage. Frank Sheets.
Harry Carter.
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Precinct No. =
Michael Mulroy. Harry 4 Rurtop
Anthony Stein AIb.rt Mavncr
John McrSchrod.
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Breummer q Hildebrand

Funeral Directors and ~Emhalmers.
Corner Market and Twenty-secoud sta
Telephone 4Nf Ugcn iaf and uIsnt
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W~ANTED-Male and Female
LOST AID FOUND


ime book in McNlccheu. Finder
store. my-2t-i
LOST puckctbook on BeIlairc car
last evening. containing sun OF
money. Reward 30 returned To Intclli-
gcnccr office. my-25-tf
LoST-Ford roadster license number
1888. engine No. sl3Nsi Reward Of
.fercd Tor any leading TO
recovery OF said machine. Address ".
r.. care utelllgenccr. my-e4-i
LOST-TucSdaN evening. April IS. on
Chapline street. betW cen i1th and l2th.
or on Market street. between nth and
sth; black leather pocket book. contain
ing cards. checE OF News Publishing Co.
and "A sum OF money. Finder viii b. re-
warccd on returning same TO Wheeling
News Once. ap-9G-tf
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Notice to Voters

Voting places have been established
by The Board OF Commissioners OF the
County OF Ohio. in each precinct In said
Washington District
Precinct No. Joseph Haberfield. 200
Main 81.
Precinct No. Frank Vessel. 3l4
Main st.
Precinct No. s-CharIes Rush. 4Os
Main st.
Precinct No. Wv. T. Otto. SIS Main
Precinct No. SC. II. KIndelberger.
go Main St.
Precinct No. Phillip Winters. 74s
Main ST. "
Precinct No. Joseph Reass. Eighth
and Market SITS.
Precinct No. s-Frank Myers. s23 Mar
ket st.
Precinct No. s-Joseph Schmidt so7
Precinct No. 1O-Fred A. Kndelberrer
1851 McColloch 81.
Precinct No. Hutton Hose House.
Fulton.
Precinct No. 10. NJ. supler. 532 Ma
tional Road. Fulton.
Madison District
Precinct No. w. Mcyman. Vermont
ST.
Precinct No. 2-F. ~Friedrichs. sls s.
Broadway.
Precinct No. 81. a Club. corner Ohio
and :. Huron.
Precinct No. ALBERT Logan. west
end Steel Bridge.
Precinct No. Island Hose House.
Precinct No. 6-Mr. Felbor. corner
Maryland and n. Broadway.
Precinct No. Louis Mayer. 40 Ken
lucky -.
Precinct No. s-HaI Hawkins. IA
North Huron.
Precinct No. s-John Teaters. Il
Cromwell ST.
Clay District
Precinct Nc. II. r. Miller. 1851 West
Precinct No. 2-Chemical Hose House.
Eleventh St
Precinct No. 5-Dr. Morrison. 1867
Morrow st.
Precinct No. Mr.. PuIIam. corner
Twelfth and Eoff SITS.
Precinct No. Scott Fair. 1926 Eoff
ST.
Precinct No. s-Mr. Clark. 125 Four
.teeufh 81.
Precinct No. Dave wurtz. 1913 Nc
COllOch st.
Precinct No. s-George whitecotton.
1929 McColloch ST.
Union District.
Precinct No. i@Chas. Miller. 1895
Precinct No. Mrs. Harry Jackson.
90 Fifteenth -.
Precinct No. Adam Kaitenbach.
Sixteenth and Eoff SITS.
Precinct No. 4-Br. Harriet Jones.
Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Precinct No. 5-Sina y. King. 1899
Jacob 81.
Precinct No. s-Enzabeth schultz
1915 wood 81.
Precinct No. 7-Frank smith. 1915
Wood -.
Precinct No. S-Catherine Medcr. 17it
wood -.
Prccinc, No. Past End club. lss
Precinct 40. 10-Chas Cobaugh. Alley
10 and EOff 81.
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Voting places have been established
by The Board OF Commissioners OF the
county OF Ohio. In each precinct In said
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Centre District.

Precinct NO. I-lsI0 Market st
Precinct No. 2-2121ia Market 81.
Precinct No. 3-2-lN Market st.
Precinct No. f-t5 I~Nt,uty-third 81.
Precinct so. $500 Market ST.
Precinct NO. 6-1g T-wsufy-feurth 81.
Precinct no. 7-2f1O Chauure 81.
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Help

WANTED SRI OF woman 10 wash
dishes, cali l@3l-R. Natl. my-24-t
WAETED-Six girls for clean factor,
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WANTED-Male Help

WAETED-Onc fruit and saucer iigs.f-
man at our Newell plant. The Edwin
N. knowles China Co. East Liverpool.
Ohio. mV-as-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
IGNORED.
SOLON INFERS
Intimates President Waived
Guard Requirements to
Send Troops South.

That President Wilson has waived the
minimum peace strength requirement. in
order to swell the ranks of the National
Guard taken into the service of the Unit
ed States. was intimated in a resolution
introduced in the House OF Representa-
tives by A. P. Gardner yesterday.
Gardner checked up the number OF
Guardsmen sent to the border by figures
giving the number of railroad tickets
sold. He says only 81. go men have been
sent South, whereas the prescribed war
strength OF the organizations sent is l61.-
9l3
One month after the mobilization order
was issued, only the militia OF 25 States
were prepared to leave the mobiliza ton
camps, he says.
The resolution seeks this information
How many troops of the National
Guard are now in the service?
What is the prescribed war strength
for the organizations called into the ser
vice of the United States?
Have any organizations been accepted
into the service of the United States
whose strength fell short of the mini
mum prescribed peace strength? If so,
was the minimum requirement waived by
the President?
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
DR.. AKED QUITS
FORD PAC|F|STS;.
DENOUNCES plan
Noted Clergyman Calls Peace
Propagandists Crowd
of Crazy Cranks.
CBy the International New. serviee.)


Detroit, July 5.-Declaring that the
conference had utterly failed in its OBJ
ject of aiding peace. DR.. Charles F.
Aked today Resigned as chairman OF
the American committee to the Ford
neutral conference in Stockholm.
DR.. Aked's resignation followed con-
ference with Henry Ford. during which
the noted clergyman characterized the
peace propa gandists as a crowd com
posed OF crazy cranks and dreamers, -
who could do nothing of value toward
peace.
DR.. Aked informed Mr. Ford that he
would resign unless the present plans
Of the conference underwent a COM
plete change. According to Dr. Aked
Mr.. Ford asked him not to resign at
once, but to announce that he would
not return to Stockholm for the pres
ent. DR.. Aked urged Mr.. Ford TO adopt
the Aked peace policy at once. but Mr..
Ford said he must have more time to
think over the matter
AS l could not afford to waste more
time upon what believe is a futile
peace campaign. I informed Mr.. Ford
that I could not wait for him to think
about the matter. but that must resign
at once unless he adopted the policy I
advocated" sad DR.. Aked. 'As he
did not wish to adopt that policy at once
thereupon resigned"
DR.. Aked said that he had long been
dissatisfied with the policy OF publicity
being pursued by the Stockholm Peace
Conference. Several times, he said, he
had written letters to Mr Ford asking
that he be allowed to resign and that
his six months contract, held by Ford.
be cancelled The letters, he said, re-
manned unanswered