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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22

three government wireless trucks in
operation in Texas. One is at Fort
Mcintosh, another at Mission, and the
third at Fort Sam Houton. During the
bandit warfare Wireless Truck No. /,
now at Fort Mcintosh. was stationed at
Mission, which is about sixty miles
above. Brownsville. This outfit con-
sists OF three-kilowatt machine, a
hirty-1ve-horsepower engine, and the
necessary field equipment, set upon
q truck. Without the field equipment
the truck weights 5000 pounds. Tho
areo waves arc sent forth from an
eighty-foot mast which can BIO easily
erected.
AS an important integral OF this field
wireless service there are attached to
1t four pack sets of wireless which arc
transported from place to place, as re-
quirements may demand, upon the
backs Of pack animals. During the
previous bandit warfare the operation
OF the portable wireless station at Mis-
sion in connection with the pack sets
Of wireless proved very valuable in
directing the movements OF the troops.
Constant Practice.
For several weeks Wireless Truck
40. was kept in operation day and
night Its high power enabled 1t TO
| receive and transmit messages to the
more distant government wireless sta
tons in different parts Of the country.
1t was in daily touch with the division
headquarters at Fort Sam Houston,
and orders relating To field operations
and other matters were received. When
necessary they we're forwarded to the
pack sets OF wireless that were con-
stantly being moved from place 10
place In the turbulent territory. In one
OF the night attacks by bandits pack
set wireless was shot TO pieces. II
was difficult matter. however. for the
outlaws to cross tho river or move
from place to place without detection.
and news OF all such developments
was flashed to the central station at
Mission and from there relaycd to the
officers in command OF military opcr-
atoms. az.
Attached to the field wireless outfits
are corps OF motorcycle messengers
who carry and deliver wireless mes.
sages to patrol camps and assist ir
various other ways in the general sys-
tenn of quick communication between
remote points. In case OF emergency
at night skyrockets are sent Up as sig
nails to the troops who are out of touch
with the field wireless.
From the standpoint OF health the
thousands Of men who are now seeing
service on the border are q fine ex.
ample Of what the medical and SAM
tation branch OF the army has accom-.
plIshed. It is probably that no more
vigorous or healthy body OF lighting
men was ever assembled in any coun
. try in the world than those that com
prise the division that for the las
four years has been on duty pear 'h'
international line,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22
CLARE
NURNURINGS
Events of the Community Are
Set Down by a Telegram
Correspondent.

Mt. CLARE, March 22.-Dr.
Fleming, the president of the Wes-
leyan Methodist college at Buckhan-
non. was visitor here, and filled the
pulpit for the pastor the Rev. II. b..
Workman Sunday evening. He
preached from an unusal text found
In Ecclesiastes 1910, reading "If the
iron be blunt and he do not whet the
strength, but as his theme WAS in re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22

Unclaimed at the Local Post.
office Are Advertised by
The Postmaster.
A list OF unclaimed letters is adj
vertised here as follows:

A list OF unclaimed letters Is adj
vertised here as follows:
John Ashton, a, Abbott 2.
Indig Balars, Mrs. Alice Bumgard-
ner, Francesca Beatora, Joe Bar
noczki. Castellano Bros, Homer
/ Beckhart, Mrs. Ida Baker, Lottie
/ Black, F.. a. Briggle.
Cannon and Hall, Mrs. Homa Col
lett. Mrs. J. c. Crisis, Fred Colens,
Miss Maggie Cunningham. Ralph
ClaypooI. Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Cooper,
Mrs. Mary CottrIll. Raymond Cain.
W. d. Catlett. Miss Belle Garrison.
Mrs. Clarence Corner, Miss Alta
Cone. John Covelada.
Walter DuMont, Mrs. Mertie Dix
on, i. a. Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Da-
Wis. Rose Dixon, Harry and Charles
/ Davis.
Alex Eles.
( Miss Hilda Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. +. Ling, James D. Fitzgerald.
I Emory Foster. Fairbanks, Morse and
! Co., Vincente Fernandez.
! Salvatore Guida, Areeca Giuseppe,
I Elmer F. Goodwin 2, Mrs. Maggie
! Green. s. Griffin. Thomas Gorby.
Mike Hiemalti, Mrs. James Harris,
Rufus Hedges, Haze Harris, John
Hohert, Miss Lenno Helmick, Charley
Hudson, Mrs. f. Halguers, Edward
Hawkins.
Mrs. Rosa Jackson, Mrs. Nancie
Johnson, ]. w. Jacobs, Carl Johnson,
Mrs. X. V. Jones.
]. F.. Kennedy, John Koan.
Mrs. ACHE Leason, Mrs. Mary
Lott. G.. G.. Lake, Katherine Lemek.
Mrs. G.. G. Lynch. Ellie Lake, Cal.
Lyons.
William McIsaacs 2. Charley
Moore. y. w. Meats 2. Richard Mosby
Salvatore Mighasese, N. Myszhyn,
Mrs. l.. Mcdonald, James i. Medina,
Frank p. Marlin, Musical Comedy
| Co., Miss Mary Mcintyre.
Miss Afelvina holland, Often Mel
mer.
Walter 2. Palmer, Mrs. Myrtle B.
Price. Andi Petr1gacs. Menendes Per-
ez. Esther Phillips, Andricos Pante-
lakas. A. Z. Parr.
Harry X. Robinson, Carrie Ran
yell. Bruce Richards. Theresa p.
Rapp. Joseph Resosky. w. E. Rymer.
Gonnaro Santillos. Fink swager,
Joe Sipko, Mrs. w. w. Smith, Paul
c. Smith, Miss Julia Schultz, Mrs.
Phebe Scarberry, l.. B. Smith, Mrs.
+ Helen Smith, Mrs. ebe= Scorberry,
Mrs. l.. b. Smith, Mike Kkollik.
Mighsrese Salvatore, Valentine SUI
arc.
Emit Tenney. Carl Thorp, j. H.
Thomas.
Mrs. Edna Vim,
Mrs. Lula Wyatt. George H. Wolf.
Ernie Wine. Miss Atha Wostell, Mrs.
j. r. Williams, S. r. Warne.
Miss Veda Yoke, Linsay Yost,
Fred Yost 2, Emma Yost.
Dominick Tito.
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complication of diseases.

Mrs. A. H. Booth, with her two lit
tie children, Marjorie and John, were
in Clarksburg Monday.
Emory Brand. Baltimore and Ohio
operator at .Monongah, spent few
hours with his family here Monday.
Warren Douglas, wife and children,
we're Sunday visitors here with Mrs.
Lynch.
Maurice Pickett lost a horse one
day last week after an illness of sew
eral days with lung fever.
Mrs. e. Brand was called to
Clarksburg Tuesday morning on ac-
count of the illness Of her niece, Miss
Frances Moore.
zens, concluded to attend the movie
show on last Saturday evening. Her
hubby" protested, and followed her
with vehement threats II she went in.
She went In, nevertheless, and he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22
be of tarreachlng Importance.
Wireless Outfits.

The actual tests OF the field wireless
outfits during the recent emeute in the
Brownsville territory OF the lower Rio
Grande valley was perhaps one of the
most interesting and important de-
velopments. There are at this time
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AMERICAN TROOPS
(contlnued from PAGE Id

officer in the whole border contingent
that has not been benefited from n
soldier standpoint by his experience
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22

tried to get in after her. but was pre-
vented by au officer. Rumor has II
that they settled 1t in a several round
bout after returning home that night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22
Vict'. ''vap.o.Rub" sslve Relieves by
Inhalation and Absorption.
No Dosing.

No need to tako internal medicines OF
habit forming drugs for these troubles.
When vick's "Vap-0 D Rub" Salve is applied
to the heat of the body, soothing, medi:
Gated vapors arc released that are inhaled
all night long through the air passages to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22
Neu Treatment for Bronchitis,
Asthma, Cqtarrh and Head Colds

the lungs. In, addition, yick's is absorbed
through the skin, relieving the tightness
Yick's can be applied over thethroat and
chest and covered with warm flannel
cloth-or a little put up the nostrils-0r
melt little in o spoon aud inhale the Va
pors arising. Also for Asthma and hay
Feyer, rub vick's well over the spinal COL
umn to relax the nervous tension. Zoe,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22

Tie stamp placed over end
seals tho package, which
Keeps out air, thereby pre-
serving tao quality of :hs
blended tobaesos. BY IN"
sorting the, fingers as iIus-
tsated, the stamp easily
breaks without tearing the
Tin foil. phch folks back
into Us place.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT NO fss


House IAN No lEs ~ Mr. Powell
Joint RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO Article one
Hundred aad Twenty nine u231 %
the Constitution, relative "a fees
section / Re II resolved hy the General
Assembly ~ the state Of Louisiana two
thirds 81 an tbs members elected to each
House roucurrfuR. That an amendment to
Article Onc Hundred and Twenty nine
1871 AZ the Constitution 81 tho state 81
Louisiana bee submitted TO the qualified
electors ~ She State for their approval or
rejection at the Congressional election 80
b. held en- the first Tuesday next follow
lug the first Monday tn November, 1916.
said proposed amendment to be as follows
Article lea The General Assembly
shtH ufafiI" "a general fts and ,nsl bli
tu regulate the fees and costs tu he
harRed FOR the services eg sheflffs clerks
afd recorders Justices ~ the peace can
irs and goronsrs To- aii giYtl matters
.rum which compensation fgF the services
uf said officials may be provided lennr|
rt te iaw Salaries may bee hsed Ter said
officials AND II the fees and costs ,allrgje1
b., them exceed such salaries, such excess
may De Dispersed n according "a laW The
General Assembly mas provide In all civil
aases for the service IF process 8ud
Fl,stauEs rs rtigauts themselves
Acts No ft2 and No RS 81 the General
Assembly 81 1916 oa this subject matter.
shall go into effect ms statutes of the
state an hily /. 1917
section 2 lie Il further resolved Us the
General Assembly II the state ~ Louis
sUuo. two thirds Of all tho members elected
90 each House reurnrriBg. That tho official
ballot 10 he used al said election shall
have printed thereon the following words
FOR the proposed amendment to Ars
| tide lEa ~ the Constitution II the state
of Louisiana. relative t8 authorizing sails
r.rs iar rheflYs, clerks and other officials, "
Nu1 the words
AGAINST the proposed amendment "a
Arfirlc lgs IF the Constitution If the State
al louisiana, relative TO authorizing gala-
rics for sheriffs, CLERKS and either officials. .
And each eleetar voting shall indicate,
| on said ballot. as provided bg law whether
he votes FOR or AGAINST the proposed
amendment
HEWITT HOUANCHAt'p
| Speaker IT the House II Representative
FERNAND M0TTON,
Lieut. Coy, and President 81 ths Seuste
Approved July &. 1915
r. q PLEASANT
Governor Of the state IL Louisiana
4 true COPY
JAMES J. BAILEY,
secretary II state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
AcT No Sea
House piIl No. 2s2 Joint Resolution rs
Mf Powell
Secretary Of state


House Bll No. 2s2 Joint Resolution rs
Mf Powell
An Act
Proposing an amendment 10 Articles 2s5
and zee Of the Constitution relative Go
assessment and taxation.
Ssrtgon + Be Il resolved hy the General
| Assembly n the State Of louisiana two
| thirds Of aii the members elected to each
| House eaucurfing. That an amendment ia
Articles 225 and 22s II The Constitution 81
| The State ~ Louisiana bt submitted % the
qualified electors II the state fer their
approval or Rejects 81 the Congressional
election 10 be held oH the Hfsl Tuesday
Rext following the first Monday ln Noyem-
ber, Of lals. said Proposed amendment TO
be ~ follows
Article 225 Taxation shalt bee squal
and uniform throughout the territorial
limits az the authority lev sag the tax.
| and property shall he taxed ln f. mauner
| directed by law provided that The yalua-
| tIoR ~ property fnf IA, Haarsament II
| state taxes, levied hy The General Asssm
| bis Bud by this Constitution mas be
| different from the valuation HNti for all
other pgfposes provided mrlher the
assessment ~ all property shall never
| eNcoej the actual cash value lhergnf asd.
provided further. that the taxpayers shall
have the right 81 testing The earrer tntss
Of their assessments before fH. courts 81
Justice
Article 2a6 There SHAH br and Is
| }gy..E ~ lad
whose duty & shali he ta HssesH for State
purposes. aIl taNalle property throughout
The state of Louisiana Il ahaH have such
| other authority rr'atlec tp State asgoaa-
meHt budget n nc and expenditure as
may b" conferred upon IL hH Ste General
tssefuhlv The salh board shall be cont
posed 81 three members aha shalt Dc
appointed IS the Governor lar such terms
| as may De fixed hv the gsusrsf Assembly
| The BOARD shaii enter upon a. duties on
ispuary I 1877 The General Assembly
shalt have fun authority ~ define the
powers and duties ~ the Board AMI r.
| tx the salaries - tho members thereof
Act No 80 of the General Assembly far
| he year 1915. on this subject matter. stall
| SO into effect az q statute n the state
| go the FIRST day ~ January 1917"
Section 2. lie II further resolved b. ih,
| General Assembly of the state 81 Louis
| lana, tao thirds Of all the members elected
| to each house Coneurring That me official
| hatlot % be used al said election shall
| have printed thereon the following words
| For the proposed amendment 10 Articles
| S25 ani e2g ~ the Consultation ~ the
| state 81 Louisiana, relative 70 assessment
| and taxation and ahoiishinr the Heard 81
Appraisers And the words Against
/ Che proposed amendment 10 Articles s25
| and 22g o. she Constitution ~ the state
| Of Louisiana. relative % assessment and
| taxation, ard aholishing the Board Of
Appraisers And each electof, voting
shah indicate on sald ballot, Al nrsvidad
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT NO IN
Secretary Of state
Senate Bln No g2i By Mr Guthrie
IuiST RESOLUTION

~ W. 81
senate Bln No. g2l uy Mr Guthrie.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing aH amendment 60 the Constl.
tuition Of 1873 by amending and re-
suastlnE Article ss1 thereof
Snstiuu I}s it resolved hy the General
Assembly IL the state 81 louisiana, two.
thirds ug an the members elected 70 each
HOUSE coucurriuF That the following
amendment Ia the Constitution be sub
uliifed to the qualified electors 1T the
State for their adoption of rejection a.
the Congressional election TO be- held Oh
the first Tuesday after the brst Monday In
the month 81 November. 1915. as fellows
Article gsg 81 the Constitution % the
State 81 Louisiana ~ 1919 IN hereby
amended and re enacted 90 read an foi.
loss tosult
Article go Until otherwise pros iaesi
by law the members 81 the commission
shall eHsh receive salary II three thou
sand dollars pei aHuum. payable monthly
GA his own warrant. and thoIf aelaai
tfaNrinE expenses and those u their
secretary which expenses and the salary
Of lhe secretary shall bee paid ou The
warrant af "a. hartman AZ the commission
oit p aa0Itt statement Of their correctness
NnibIpg hsr,ln shall prevent railroad,
express. telegraph telephone and steam
bual either water craft, or either com
pauG,s ftrH serving free of cost ct az
rrdaarl sle The state o. ans uity parish
~ iuHa government OF aHy charitable
purpose 90 the issuance az exposition. 81
ass destitute or INDECENT person, or the
issuance of mileage ~ excursion tickets.
uor To- prevent railroads. steamboats, 81
other vBt,r craft from giving free trans
porttiuu Co ministers - religion. ~ IA
mates ~ hospitals or 10 railroad officers.
agents. employees altanpFH. pt0ekboid
ers sg directors. nr o. officers and em
piss evs ~ the departments af institutions
~ this state established and created for
tbs disseuHHsfien If knowledge relating
10 scientific agriculture, provided that
said officers 9ud employees ~ agricultural
departments and institutions use such
free transportation solslE I0 the discharge
of lhelr official duties
Section Re- il further resolved etc
That the official ballot 10 be used al said
election shaH have printed thereon the
words "Fnr thr proposed amendment so
the Constitution ~ tire state ~ Louisiana
amending 8HH fs enestiHg Article zs7
thereof and the wofls Against the
proposed amendment IA the Constitution
81 the state - Louisiana amending and
"a puartiHE ArBrir zsf thereof Each
rleotor shall indicate. ms provided bg the
general slr, 'lan laws - the state whether
he votes fer az against The proposed
amendment
FEHNAND MOuTON.
larHt 'isv and President ~ the senate
HEWITT uouASCHAUp.
speaker ~ the House Of Representative
approved July 6. 1859
Il e. PLEASANT.
Governor II The Stale Of Louisiana
\ true cops
JAMES ) BAILEY.
Secretary Of state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09

Judges ui sB3d Cu4l saail each fuurn
an additional annual s.gAg Of uuo Thuu
ssud Dollars, gslaolg muuthly. ga ths.t
Own warrant which shall be payable out
q thls Fund aud provided further tAat
the said Judges shall bs authorised to
contribute cat oI said surplus fund. 10 the
establishment and maintenance Of the
count House
section g. be t further resolved. etc.
That the foregoing amendment to the
Constitution IT the State ui Louisiana be
submitted 90 The electors ul the state at
'ae nest election foI Representative ia
Congress o. be held ua the first Tuesday
after the FIRST Mouaa3 IN November 1915
aod ou tle official ballots e. be used AZ
sat8 election shalt be placed the words
Fer thc proposed amendment 10 Article
l#a uf the Constitution pt the state Of
Louisiana ami the Nbr,is Against the
proposed amendment to Article l5g Of the
Constitution uf fhr State II Louisiana. 4"
aHa each cleatgy shall Indicate, as pro-
widest lu the general election laws Of tho
state whether he votes for go against
the proposed amendment
fEHAANb MOf ruN,
Lieut. Gov aHd President 81 the Senate
HEWITT HuuANEuAUp.
Speaker ui the House ut Representatives
Approved July &. 1916
II, q PLEASANT.
Governor Of ,he Stale Of Louisiana.
true cops
JAMES j. BAILEY.
Secretary IL state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT NO 2s7
ssnat, 1854 no. Isl=By Mr. paysy
JOINT RESOLUTION
Secretary Of state

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing aR amendment 10 Artistic 10
- the Constitution Of the state ~
Louisiana relative Ia the civil bis.
ii,t court for the Parish OF Orleans
Section J Br Il resolved by the General
Assembly ul ihe state of Louisiana, two.
thirds 81 aW HsubpFs elected &c each
llouac anHrut5uF inst the following
amendment he submitted to the electors
- this state Tor their approval OF reiec-
lian az tbe election 70 be- held uu the
first Tuesday after the afat Monday Ia
November 1915
AItrl, 1873 The civil District Court
SHAH have "a HiuHye and general original
probate }ufis ashton aud exclusive orig
uBl rlvi Jurisdiction. in al eases where
tbs ausuaui SOS dispute az the funds % b"
distributed shall eKreed one hundred
aalfrs exclusive of interest and eKelu
=fHy iIFiaiistiou iH suits by married
women far separation If property, in suits
for separation frum bed and board for
divorce fnf uBillty II marriage 10 for
mi.rlisIIu4 aud H suits Involving title
to iWmosabte property or o. office or
ath,r public position ct rlvl or political
Hahs aHA IN 40 other cases except as
hereinafter provided where no specific
amount is IA contest. and Of al proceed
urs zoe lhe appointment Of receivers or
hquidatora 60 corporations or partner
stlpa And said court shah have authority
tt ISSUE 10 such aIta process and orders
ls may ie necessary or proper fer the
purpose If the jurisdiction herein cor
fsriai upon i The Judges ~ s1gi Court
ru Bsul shall have control over the jual
sal Expense Fund for the Parish II
ufly8Hs. ferruinE ana accrued. and 90
th.g end sHan TX and regulate, frem time
la i,8s. iha number 81 deputies and en-
plasrts # the offices n the Clerk or the
I4tB l8siT8ri Court. and city Courts
Register ~ Ceusrgsuces aHd Recorder 81
Mortgages II said Parish and their eK.
rsngas, and also shall have power e. az
the tariff # Cosig aHd charges 90 hp paid
Tor ofTlflstl mfXfres high shall not exceed
n any respect the tannH now fixed by
aW tB said offices, which are paid into.
and constitute said fund bne publication
a. which tariff RhcH made. shall he given
They shall have power to determine.
whether any amounts from said fihd o.
lts excess. shall be devoted 10 the expense
II taking testimony by shorthand and 10
regulate and provide tot The same The
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT NO. asl


JUN I hts#bAA. Ai'fN
Proposing ass amendment 90 the Constis
tuition % thr State 81 Louisiana ax.
empt'Ha from taxation ships aud
ocean going tuEa, tow boats and
sarges engaged tu over seas trade
sua commerce aud aumtrlled in a
Louisiana port
seeHan T. Re it resolved hy the General
Nsseutls II thy state 81 Louisiana. two
thirds Of the members elected 90 each
House CuuggIHng. That at the general
election 10 be held in this State on The
tirst Tuessi5S following the Hfst Monday
10 November, isis, there shalt b, sub
milied tu the qualified electors 81 "a,
state foI thelf approval pf rejection. the
following amendment to The Constitution
l. ships aud ogsau COINS TUGS toA
boats aud barRrs engaged iu utet srs,s
tfsuv aHa commerce. AMI aaWfD.i,al fB %
Louisiana port sHali be- exempt lruW ai
state, PARISH aud municipal HAauu0. plu
'ld.d, hoaeyvr that this exemption So
not sppy 10 harhog wharf sbs
other port d4aA.
2. Ne ship. tHe, t0w boat 90 harge
operated in the goastlug trade OF the
continental United STATES shall be vighn
the exemption herein granted
section g Be il further resolved. etc,
That the official ballot 20 BE- used az such
election shall have printed thereon the
words Fur tbe proposed amendment to
ihs Constitution. eksmptHR from taxation
Ships tHd ocean guHg HRs tne beats aBd
harges engaged H overseas trade AMI
commerce. amt auulIriIed In "A Louisiana
port And the words against the pro
posed amendment 60 the Constitution. en-
emptlns from taxation ships aHd ocean.
going tugs, tow boats and harEes engaged
in over seas trade and commerce, and
tiomielled iu Louisiana port and each
eiertor shall Indicate hiss vote on the pro
posed amendment as provided 81 the
general election laws 81 tbr stale
FERN ANb NoTroS,
Lieut. Got and President al the Senate
HEWITT Eup ANCuAup,
/ Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
Approved ialy s 1915
a. e PLEASANT.
tjnScrHuf uf the State 81 louisiana
[ 4 true ,ops
! JAMES = BAILEY,
Secretary Of State