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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-31

payments have been maze from lle
States cash this month.
lust as an indication of the way
things go, yesterday the State got in
$4,000 for the general fund; to-day the
Pennsylvania Railroad paid 41,OOO
in one check as State tax on gross re-
cetpts.
Most of the money due to the school
districts has been paid out. 1t was
due last Fall. but the Treasury was
hard hit by appropriations and the
disbursements had 10 be strung along.
The next school appropriation will be
due in three months.
Change I'm Referees. - Charles IL.
Young, State compensation referee at
Pittsburgh, has been appointed asso-
ciate counsel. He lives in New Castle.
l.. E. Christley. Butler, referee as
signed TO Erie, has been transferred to
pittsburgh. and G. Scott Smith. Kane
editor. we'll known 10 many here. has
been appointed referee with head
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-31
STATE TREASURY
FUNDS DROPPING
One Big Payment Today and a
Small One Yesterday Show
the Conditions

The State Treas
ury's month will
close tonight and
it is expected that
it will show less
money in the bal
ances than at the
end of February,
when a pretty fair
increase over the
previous two months
was shown. Heavy
~. n.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-31

DIV NENINIIO1 II. IpN
DIR. Carlos Il. Husk. of El Paso, was
one of the physicians sent by the Gug-
senheim interests into Mexico to es-
tablish hospitals for the cure of the
typhus which RACES over the northern
part of the country. lie broke n vial
of typhus germs and caught the dis
ease. Though he was hurried 10 La
redo, he died there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
LOCAL CONTRACTORS KEPT BUSY
WITH NEW STRUCTURES IN JULY

rouovo, 20, ouuarr permit. ...a,a boy mo during
Hr month Jul
1908 MADISON ovar Albert nnao.. Contractor Albert Randall
O. room brick ye.0U
1907 Van non oer., o-~o.o. Contractor So Evans. g.
$1,000
l5,, I,caoo Owner 50 p,.,ac Contractor. oe rarr eroom
Tram. $4,000
1850, Jackson owner 'nlor. Contractor s,rs4n. D.
$4,000
500, Jonrron o.o.r DO. ,rlnan Contractor Anderson.
room frame-tltoo
,loe FILLMORE o.ao No. $ 8, p.,n contractor T. warren.
Improvement $1,000
500 Houston Broom frame $4,000
2ts nuchunan 'roau frame $1,000
go, buchanan j. nro.ung Contractor Warren.
mercanrle-t32oo
l'oa Pierce owner ,nr 60. Contractor broom
tame $1,000
1909 Dureu-o,nyr Mr.. Contractor PAR.
Broom trm"-is5SO
ryor-ovner Mathews, Contractor Geo rarr: 7oom
$4,000
lSls Monroe owner coaae.n. Contractor rau room
frame t2sOo
rso, Tyler owner Amo s,soo. Hoard, Contractor. camp
Q room frame schoo-y2IOo
IS Harrison owner wtcra v,r, Refining co wn,aoo,. and
Tanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
MUNICIPAL. SWIMMING pool


Another tragedy has been recorded. and the
,shc' OF bitterness scattered over this community,
., the result, of The lack of a municipal swimming
pool u this issue oi the News Is q letter from
Arthur " Ball OF tins city making a plea tor the
building Of O. ua,atouum
o ,s tive that th,, CITY as "a city Is new, and
thar there ,rc mulu'udrous demands agains, the
holding. oi the ,.uy,nry hu, there are some out
standing needs and this one Ton swimming pool
among the latter Such an institution properly
handled would ocr d., O CONSERVATION OF the morals
among Tine boy, r tins city !, would furnish
them some place ta eo where they could learn
ro SWIM cultivate rN- habit OF bodily cleanliness
,ud along with d would come the infectious ar Of
mental and spiritual puuw
TIN, sowing for the -raping %, the future would
display wisdom upon the pay, OF Amarillo, ci,i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

A. The mass meeting sunday oven
ius ID the Interest OF ! II 6 a ser
.lee Cor 'sn E0y. on me Border
number OF excellent talks we're made
and funds 10 the extent of tl,.''
g1yabI, quarterly were pledged
Among those speaking were Judge g..
l. Rceder J IS CrIdg.ugl0n aud
Lloyd Fletcher Nessrs 80 H f1-
qua leo Bly.us. q q Maste--on ami
20 % Landergrin pledged So each
per quarter o. mo fund
The speeches we're a. spirited and
we'll received olloUing being 100
ua-r me address by Mr Fletcher
VI, having just returned from 'h"
border country thar has $50 recently
been infested with bandits and Law
lossness. which made D. necessary 'o
transplant the flower 1' our manhood.
from The peaceful and productive oo-
equations 81 llio and from me iair
~st and happies' cimcs oi earth n
martial array 90 that desert and dos
Dlate country. very likely accounts
TO- mis- appointment 20 appear be-
iorr you While there had tHc Gee
rasou aud Do bcsaW" necessary tor
me to minglo aud associate sin 10th
uua Officers and pr.'ates oi Thar ar-
ms OF sons. fathers and brothers. 'u
behalf of whose welfare wr have ass
emb'od
Tho arm, docs nor prepar" men s
souls Tor death nut 10 does prepare
their bodies t1. battle o. s true
thar ro rm, officials ro some eN-
ton, pro- opposed 20 tuos" immoral
INFLUENCE. Ha' wreck '1o physical
Upfg ana t0 thi- rud they have
closed tn, doors of no" saloons at
Columbus NeV HwIDo. thar i'i.c
dc.or, village made lannon's from On"
invasion into is sacred precincts by
90 bandit raider Hut ] ana now In.
formed hl' recently rho state oil.
Sew Mexico has issued permits 20
clubs and other organizations GO die.
pousr liquors 200 Dos mombc The
onIy requirement 900 applicant for
mrmhors1.p 'Hr wncrewi'm. 20
pas for ih. dgmpaf.on ho receives.
"nut tho Same people 'hn same
hours the Sam" liquors and ih"
.amr cul consequence will attend
upon the,. club, thar attended the
saloons Bu ! have hop" that the
same officers tho same efforts and
same success with deal with 'hos"
clubs that dali with the saloons.
their lights turned out and their
doors barred forever The army of
fcors Al Columbus are excellent.
courteous gentlemen and ! number
them among my valued friends
Tho International Young Men
Christian Association has establish
cd reading room IN each OF the
camps along the border and money
is soro.y needed % equip these read.
ing rooms for sc-ylcc The soldiers
cannot contribute ANYTHING To this
end for they receive only fifteen dol
lars months mere pittsuce Tor
mon who have been receiving Nv
NIX wage. and many Of whom left
heir families homeless and destitute
20 defend this peoples life and prop
erty tor which We owe them debt
OBJ. gratitude And it hoho0yos the
citizens of this country Go literally
.0uuihuc to 81 .uud 20 b, expended
100 their behalf
The y VI G. 4 300 ..mou' is 'o-
'uc diffusion O, tu.s.lE Eiuca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
Lloyd Fletcher Makes Considerable
Address in Soldier Boys Behalf

zion j. tUr arch enemy q. EIfnf lhh
.asf service d man can give 20 h's
larrtrg .s enc education 81 her oiti.
lcnsa.1 aad that education. Chris
n.n education Christianity b. Oh"
or.y religion uon suown 10 man
tr..r .ar1.ls tho tramp oi mariialed
,rmie. on expeditions of conquest
our armies moss 0u the border carry
aa Durpos, of conquest ana our soI-
tIer. da not want Ult They ar"
Nor. for tH, purpose OF protecting
This peoples rights and not 10 gain
AZ tho bayonetres point additions
farr.,or. There IS faction along
og- border however who are clamor-
.us .9r intervention but they don't
aan, Intervention they naH' Mexico
tHInA TOO. that yon should Nno"
something of tho conditions Boo our
sister Republic thar gave rise and
force ,0 r5r.uo and murder and made
bandit. 1f men There man is tax
eI and peullyri Tor thc food h'
places into .he hungry mouths OF h.'
innocent rHi,ir1n There man is
exalted and .doued proportional io
rI. land hr holds. There land land
is everywhere aud nor root ~
home. The people have been pushed
aside and uuIdlel together that
foreign greed might have Dos ill
They are proul" without q country
They aro NOT permitted fo use the soil
of their b.nb o. IS held our OF ns"
b., the rich W.r and careless for tur
mere ey.ifow,u' of speculation Aud
when 'he Noy,Ju pr0pl" threatened
io place O. 90, upon tHo larr" landed
estate. fHr american owner. threw
900 hr hands aud YELLED 'oniis-
cation These conditions have Fails.
GA armies %. mon long held 900 scr'i.
ud, unframed Christian faith
unused 900 no, rIeh'. oi wou Every
msn &. h.s uuahhu.s enemy Death
and SaIumn hand 100 hand u'"
ta.aed through 'be hud aud loi'
their murLy .Glduws over all aud
confusion rrIsus supreme"
Those things are mentioned boz
cause $500. ourselves ar" not Immune
from u.u conditions and because
N. arc now engaged boo great cdu
.lroual campaign o. 'hr Mexican
people ual been educated they would
tay, u}orfod thr strife u which they
now r,yrl Education is our only
romcl. Jr.u, Christ our only l,"i.
upr s Republic is NO safer than ils
ballots \ voter !. mo- safer than his
education Congress is about 20
make our soldiers voters Boy mai.
and tHoy should have, not especially
partisan bur moral literature
"Our soldiers are away from homo
and Dos houc,olou, influences And
Ne should send them literature tia,
will show them how 10 become more
useful citizens upon their return,
more able opponents OF good govern
mcut literature that will lead them
NOT into temptation bot deliver them
rom owl
An tho ,.gos attending unon any
nation are found On rcdoubled forces
IN i,s armies. n there is time IN ,
mans ufn when no feels that tenn.
tatio uis stronger than his mower nr
resistance. ana THAI, a sensual p.oa,.
uro d, worth more than th, prico d.,
pavs . .s Ahil, "a, .s IA an army
.,rDp Th,v. H. Id ,l., .,po., ,t,o,.,.,.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
sA\TArrs GREAT WORK

Fully cogniyan' % The helpful efforts OF the
or Worth q Denver and the Rock island Tor
,hi, section OF the state o. is not on, Of place a.
ihs tune to call special attention TO the work now
20 b, carri.d forward 5y the Santa Fe system for
he Panhandle and PLAIN. Country The Santa Fe
system has maintained one 81 the finest agricultural
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
The Bar
{ Vnu,n by d convict IN Joliet llll)
prison.

prison
Ia, name Of zach saloon a Bar
The htiest OF - names by far
4 Bar to heaven. a door to hell
Whoever named !, named i, well
y Bar to manIiness and wealth.
4 door to want and broken health
= Bar 10 honor pride and fame.
q door to grief and sin and shame
a Bar 10 hope. a Bar 10 prayer
a door 10 darkness and despair
a Bar 10 honored useful life
a door 10 brswling ,enseles- ,,nle
= Bar 70 al that's true and brave
a door 10 every drunkards grave
a Bar to Joy, tina, home impart'
a door to tears and aching hearts
a Bar TO heaven. door to he'll.
Whoever named It named u we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Only ming Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle Of TeIss East
srn New MeIco. Southern Colorado and Western
advance OF Denver. Dallas, Fort Worth OElaho
ma City and other psp." carrying telegraph
Dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

The Daily N-ws will be delivered by esrrie'
anywhere m Amarillo. or by mail outside u ih'
si,y for S 90 year. or soc a month. IN advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
Glasses Properly Fitted

Disease, q. mo eve treated. Eye.
SIGHT tested nr Wolco't Specialist
faqua Blde Phone 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

l,' rhr prayer or dcsrc include thc world and
not be hunted 10 rrstuc,rd sphere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

$50 .i'y IN Texas has better pub., schools than
Amaullo and lhr yclr there is an additional five
hund.cd students
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Charlie, lmrhes find, much wrong with Ih,
Wlsou tdmm,trlnon--slr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Isen no, p,-1i corporate interest, are bonalng
he ylfn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Only crninr Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of TeIss East
sm New MeIco Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve TO twenty four hours ~
advance OF Denver. Dallas. tort Worth. OElaho
ma City. and other papers carrying telegraph
dispatches
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
The Daily Nsws will be delivered by esfris'
anywhere ~ Amarillo. or by mail outside ~ me
city. Tor s. 90 year. 50c month. IN advance
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
or CALCULATIONS
Amarillo 'a.l re Nrgas'
Non,rd rhc good street WOKE
livery ,ryen should labor foo, hmaulIo good
Ie,n no, pre1, corporate interest, are boosting
lhe l'or
I~.. going div d. surely o, JoD1 .omr.
.nd Ror watch 90
Charlie, lmrhes hnd, much wrong with Ih,
Wlsou ,dmu,rnuon--slroug
le' rhc prayer or dc,,tc include ,hc world and
not b., hunted to , resur,rd sphere
Newspapers 30 over hr d,,,u,, arc saying
nice rh.ng. about Marvin lone, jus, At lhl, time
$50 .ry IN Irsn, hos better pubI, schools than
hund.cd students
Faul nud,rg ba. never built an individual
character nor , ,,y hu on the contrary has torn
both doyn--.l, encouragement that helps
Deothl,,, optimism is the greatest possession
81 man or community and fortified with It there
,an be- mo- such thing ns failure Tor ~rlhcr-tD NJ
once
D.yerau,auou Boa, long been recommended by
farm experts and those who have adapted them
,,'v,, ,o ,b,, hanged dor,rnc have ,n..ccded--
- B., ,lso profitable lor individual,
Dp la.c OF rather sc,rre drou,b lor ,h- greater
ror' oi me present yr,r 'hr Panhandle and Plou,
Country will come forth and show %, worth b,
comparison with other sc,u.ns of 'hc state
-ca.lnonaU7u .n polite, and reHfon. AS well
as 100 other lines ol -uicavor IS destined 10 prove
Disappointing The steady dependable trust
worthy movement, ha. ever been noted for de
livery
ra,mer Governor Co'ouu furnished the r.
prbh.an patty stick ,yl,h >msb go hgh' P,cs
rdcnt v son when be- declared the latter mon
um-n'al favor Senator CuIhcror dc..ucs Pres
,drn' Wilson 90 alca, success
senator luIber,ou.s Iucnd, n Amarillo invite
the voter, 90 the country 10 attend the meet
ing tonight several short talk, wlIl be made
showing reason, why he people should vote for
the present senator instead of Nr toqulu
Nor, dayIng and poultry ra,,ing is a theme
IN winch Amarillo and the Panhandle and PLAINS
Country are developing great deal of attention
The other .iues and towns lo the territory are
awake ta 'dc many advantage 90 b, gained
through the movement,
Progressive AmanIo uuy-ns have written
Senator Morris Sheppard asking hum 90 use Boo, n
Nucroe 20 have one OF the auu.,r, ship, named
Amarillo and 20 these letter, N sheppard rc
plies ,ha, he will slad, make the suggestion pIoo
ing me name Of I~varkana O.. an advance re
quest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Entered a. seoondela,. matter At the post
sihce at Amarillo. TeIAs under the act Of March
5. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

livery ao,ro should labor .o' Amarillo, good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02

Non.rd lbc GOOD street VOID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-02
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or CALCULATIONS.

hmau..ofo.Ia- Nrgos'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1o.--T.m Dnr-
kin. owner of i Topeka pool han. WINS
being tried on 3 shargs Of running
Il nuisance. The cops mad raided n.s
plaes some time previous and found
q barrel or two Of smptles. The only
real evidence. however. was two
bottles OF liquor found on Durkin's
person. ana two more found in his
room. It was upon the latter four
bottles that the prosecution was
based. Things looked dark for the
pool hall proprietor when he was put
on the stand In his own defense.
I'll tell you how It was, Judge"
began Durkin. me old friend Miller
came to town. He owned the liquor.
Miller got drunk. I put him to bed
In my room"
But" snapped George Hayden.
city attorney, what were you coing
with those two Bottles on your per-
SOM"
"Taisin' them downstairs" replica
Durkin,
The city attorney stiffened. Under
the Kansas statute. liquor In a place
|of business is regarded as prfma
facie evidence of prohibitory viola-
lions.
Aha" cid Hayden. why were
you taking that liquor downstairs ~
because, Z replied Durkin, II
couldn't sleep with four bottles OF
liquor in the same room with me-"
Durkin was acquitted by Jury Of
twelve men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
SEND THEM 10 MEXICO AND
LET THEM FIGHT IT OUT
Brs~ers and Disllsrs start Baroom Fracas Al Which
Shall Sacrifice the Other to Appease
the People

ing to use psipe strength. End every
time they use 1t they are going to
find in opposition just 30 much more
force than existed before. The brew
srs are going to attempt to show the
voters, of the United states that the
distf1Ieries are evil: and yet those
voters who have gone to the side of
prohibition have said quite clearly that
their fight Is against the saloon.
The Matter OF Taxes.
'tBut there ii that other question
OF taxation that we must not set aside.
Inasrnuch al tho brewers are strong
In their contentious that beer Is holy
and that whiskey Il unholy. and that
beer must stay and that whislkey and
other alcoholic drinks must go---
the Criterion feels that the brewing
interests must be sufficiently patriotic
1T heart to wish to see the Government
Of the United States reimbursed for
Its threatened losses through the chan
nels OF liquor.
.:is the tax OF $50 barrel on
beer adequateg Or does It seem rea-
sonable that It should be adequate
II beer II to be the national BEVERAGE,
ana II It Ia slin found that At Is al,
alcoholic drink, then let beer take up
the burden OF taxation. The tax on
thousand barrels OF whis-
key 10 as great al the tax on one million
barrels OF beer. This does not seem
lust or adequate. A brewery produc-
ing two million barrels Of beer yearly
pays only as much revenue as dis
tiiiery producing seventy-etght tnou-
sand barrels OF whislEey yearly.
"l3eer-the instigator and owner o.
the ssloon--is quite openly seeking to
have whisksy lAzisiAted AGAINST SO tnal
the beer may EemAtn. II baer- becomes
such . luxury AZ to be retained to the
exclusion Of other alcoholic drinks
then let It pay the price"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Afsfs-TEAIIs LINE I'D NUKEt1Isk.
schedule IN ETrzFt January 8 fef6.
Leave byrd street Station, Richmond.
FoR NORFOLK, eGsIs 4. NJ, $3.50 a.
ii. $500 n. A., - 20 r NJ.
FOR LyNcHBuRG AND THE WEST:
ss.f5 Al. II. 1870 A. NJ. sa.nd r. Al !.
sa:as r. NJ. Local 10 Crewe, @6ss5 r. A.
"a Arrive Richmond from Norfolk i /. Ia 40
a. M. sesAS ~ M. 1900 ri NJ. sl1:30 r.
I'M Fraff, the West. ss.tb A. At. sSsST
"A. III. xa;1e r. NJ, tisgo n. M. sssf7
NJ Nj se:OA r.. Al
w. Bs BEvfI1T4 w q. SAUNDERS,
u. II. n. Roanoke. q. n. A., Roanoke.
C. II BOSIsET. p. r. A.. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
NAVY LEAGUE PLANS TO
ENROLL 100000 MECHANICS

washington, D. c.. Jan. 10.-Ine
Navy League has announced n CAM
paisn to enroll 100000 skilled me-
chanics for the proposed Naval Re-
serve, who, the announcement says,
would be desperately needed IN ten
event of war.
ssWith very little training" says the
league, .sthese men. already skilled IN
the science OF mechanics, could be
fItted TO take the places or veteran
bluejackets at the guns. IN the engine
rooms and In other vitality important
posts requiring technical skill In the
nations complicated fighting ma
chimes. This reserve viii include
yachtsmen and motor-boat owners
who have already Registered
The Naval Reserve COMMITTEES OF
the league n circulating petitions 70
cDneruav tor tho establishment Of
training pflpp nnyt f1attsburg plan
sen-soidiS q s. NM Nh slsSsr. a slogan.
s.Half -a-miiitg Afsn1tnfes by March"
has bean ad6p&o4.
the COMMITTEES members befisye chat
out Of the sol. 900 signeTs IA xhe eti-
lions at least 100, 900 VIII fsg56lkt ~
volunteers for the Naval ReservM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
Mil GIv Oh
FOR 4 HOME fDf Ba
Kansas Ranchrnai5 WORKING 0sss
scheme OF Thliantl,ropa Xlt &
die Governor. Il.
thO 0s' ? Et,.s

raneka KAN. jan. ID Jtfsn Mar
rage, owner of the EAkls v4sanyunss
ranch In Mulllnville. Is E9if5K ia turn
his 6.O0D-acre ranch over~tUsA st0mA@
for the orphan and negiectSd aee0 ~
4 training school In farnSlr9swG1fa ar
rage told of his plans In - dSSeH -
Governor Capper. He wants tnSdtcys
ernor to help. Y u
ranch a big home for bpyestcyyAere
they may 80 to school, learn ~ 1prr1s<
live right, and become honest an& ~ ~
dustrious farmers.
II have d ranch OF SIX th6usAnd
acres. fully Equipped with. rnadhtnery
and stocked with pure-breds ce$t lei
the letter said. " 1T Is excsftem land
3, 400 acres devoted to farsln eAssnds
1880 acres In pasture. Fer ys Is
have been operating IL Nitm lresf.
help hut I want to get diffSrs1t ssAlp-
|ers. and cooperate with them
|profit-sharins plan 50 they pave
Ia good living and comfort4D1e 0pmA
here SO long as they do right RE
satisfied to remain. yt 49, s VII s
JThis properly never IL TOT fold.
but It Is to be made into IN King
home for orphans and neglsc4g4 Xcys.
There will be three trustees 10 Aave
the general managements-suf the
properly ana nine OVERWHELMINGLY ~
the work and live ChristtaX exar1i
piles. we are on-sectarians- AJxe
the whole Bible as our crnSd. ~ ach
|co-operator will be permftted Draw
cast, each month for his MX3h&5s elso
be credited January ! OF edch,10r
share OF the ranch profits. IS Wi.1hve
good schools and Sunday sschQQ{4 on
the ranch. No one who useAsU6nor,
lfnhaccn. YulRarity- or profanity Will
be tolerated. - 7y
Just how many boys or w1nf sort
OF boys are to be taken. ndsunder
what conditions they are u u per-
mitted to enter the ranch scse1. has
not been worked out. Mr.. Marriage
liz consulting other philanthrcpA4ts-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
sEAnoARD AIR Errn RAIEwAY.

aEsAnOARD AIR ErrE RAILWAY.
The Fr@gressive Railway ~ fhe soatA.
south bound train scbedried to leave
fIchmofd daily. s.ss A. ~ local 10
sNorllnA. f:x8 NJ. slespeSs and
coaches. Atlanta, Blrmin Cham. Jack
sonviiie: 6.ss r n. caches and sleep
ors to Jackeonvtias; 1920 r. NJ. Florida
Limited f2.ts A. ~, sleepers At
ianta, Birmingham, Jacksonville. Tam
pa. and coaches Jacksonville
North bound trains scheduled to arr
rive 4 Richmond daily A:1e A. ~. st1a
A. -. Local. $50 ~ ~. SIT r. ~
EHeettya at once,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
HEM HELD TIIE wIRE.


ColumbuA. Ind. ian. 10.-TeIephone
service between clifford. Bartholomew
County, and Flatrock. Shelby County.
was interrupted. The operator In the
clifford Exchange was trying to talk
to the operator In the FlatEock Ex-
change, but every few words there vas
4 'cut-out." and the conversation was
lost. The connection at either end OF
the line was Ia order. Finally q tele-
phone employee at the Clifford Ex-.
change was sent to hunt the trouble.
He investigated, and shortly the OPP
orator heard him shout: ~shoo! shoot"
Then the line cleared and there was
no further trouble. An old white hen
had flown from tree TO the telephone
wire and was trying to balance her-
nerf there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11

Washington, d. c., Jan. 10.---The
next examination Of candidates for
the Navy Medical Corps win take
piare February - at the various naval
stations. There are at present twenty
-four vnrancies in the -Medicek Corps.
An there Are NO. vacancies ID Y tho
'Dentl CofHe. az the navy, At ID. net. Ak
pected thax m examination Of cAn-
dfdates for the Dental Corps Will b
held Tor some time.