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The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
S14S,615 FOR BELGIANS.
D. A. n. Raise Big Contribution by
Selling Flags.

At a meeting OF the D. A. R, at Memo
rial Continental Hall last night a tele-
gram was read announcing that s14s SIS
had been raised by the Daughters and
their friends by selling flags throughout
the United States for the aid Of Belgian
war sufferers. a check for this amount
has been forwarded to the Belgian War
Relief Commission in New York City.
AS a result of the tanitor Of Memorial
Continental Hall being called away with
the District militia, the D. A r. an
nounced that 1t would support his fam
lily while he is away.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
tuberculosis Is
a Stubborn Enemy

and often does not Yield as patient and
doctor think II should. All doctors agree
that rest. fresh air, pure food and hy-
gien4c living surroundings are essen
ttal to relief. especially in the early
stages. Yet. in many cases these meas
ures do not bring the desired results
Under such circumstances try Eek
mended as highly beneficial BY many
sufferers and often has aided in recov-
cry.
Ons OF its constituents Is lime salt,
80 combined with other helpful ingredf-
ents as to be easily asstmilated by the
average person; and, since 1t does not
contain any narcotic. optate or habit
with danger. ODonnelrs Drug Store
and other leading druggists.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22

T. Thrift. Burton E. Thompson. Thomas
D. Thompson, Ray vsught and John :.
Wright
Thompson. William c. Chandler. Will
lam ?. Cross. Ralph NJ CIsEEett.
Philip A. Claggett, Thous, r Dixon.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Hotel Clerk Testifes for Girl.

New York, June 2l.-Franklin D. SAT-
ford, who used to be a hotel clerk in
Plainfield, n. j., spent most of today
on the witness stand at the trial OF Rae
Tanzer for perjury. He testified again
that James ". Osborne vas the man who
accompanied Rae Tanner to the Plain
field Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22

nounced positively that the Tenth Cav
airy was the American command con-
cerned in the fighting
Ahumada is eighty-three miles from
Juarez. on the Mexican Central road, and
Carrizal is nine miles southwest Of Villa
Ahumada.
1t was at Carrizal that Pascual Orozco
made his headquarters for d long time
after he had been defeated in his revolu-
tionary ambitions in Chihuahua
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22

Bronze hose IN which there is no rub
Der, canvas or leather has been invented
in Great Britain for handling fuel oil
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Through Atlantic City F1prexx

Through Atlantic City E1prex<
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad beginning June "a Leave
Washington ! r. II. week days. No change Of cars
Starting sunday June . new Sunday through
tain leaver Atlanuc City 5I5 ? n. SUNDAYS for
Baltlmor. and Washington
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09
THE GUM Pepper
CrssIsy SpoLe.n.n,

Sreesey Spokesman.
Young Jessie had charmint beau, she
was his fond delight. He called on her
three times week, again on Sunday
night. One time he tried to hold her hand;
she didn't like it much. For she had
read department books on etiquette and
ssch. She very cooily drew her hand un.
to herself, and said: Your conduct
doesn't harmonize with what I've often
read. am proper person, and I'd have
you understand that when you come q.
courtinf me, you must not hold my hand.
There may be lots Of other firls who'd
stand for it guess, and let you hold their
hands oil nifht-it doesn't 20 for Jess.
Your actions do not indicate that you
have proper taste; my hand does NOT hurt
me At sll-the pain is in my waist. So do
not try to hold my hand; do mot like it,
jim" And then she slyly winked an eye,
and popped her gum at him.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09
BAcA COUNTY NOTES

". 4. Merrill. deputy district st.
toessy. wss 10 Bses sossty last vseL
psspsrisl iaforastioas to - Sled il tha
distsies court ed looking sp svideaes "a
b sssd il oriaiaal cases there. The
essss 20 be 6lsd sdded 10 those aow OF
ths erisiaal docket wiil oske 6ftsea
fsloaiss TO b tsisd At the coaiat tern.
Probably hell dozes other CHARGES will
yet - fled. .askis9 losfsr eiaissi dock
st thsa ever before hsard Of il ssy of
ths thres eastern eousties Of this jsdieial
district.
The Jsss tern Of court will llxbekis on
the 18th day The aoatA snd Judge Hillysr
will preside. Ths district sttorney's
o6es will Be represented by Mr.. Merrill
in oil casss except tbs Rissr murder csse.
District Attoraey Joha J. Hendsick will
have ehsrts Of thst case and will bs %.
sisted By Hos. s. B. Anidoa Of Wichita,
Ksa.. Merrill 4 Tsrrsi Of Lamar snd L.
r. Albert Of SpsiatGeld.
Attorney Tisehss Of Medieiss Lodge.
Kss., asd Cordos & Gordon Of Lamar
will rspssssst ths defense. The new and
eonoodious court house at Sprise6sld
will b. 90 lsr completed % to snsbls
court to b held therein. The Rinsr
murder csss 10 sst for June 10Th, % Mr..
Tiacher Of the defense 10 delelste to the
national Republican coaveation, while
Mr.. Amidon Of the prosecution is ehsir.
man Of the Kansas delegation to the
Democratic eoavsation. Il is believed
that ct least two wssks will be Consumed
in the trial Of erimiaal Gases.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09

hotel for Chicago working costing in the OF
Sl25OOO being built by D.wes banker there The build
lug will be managed entirely by Lodging will cost only 10
night planned accommodate about ESQ guests who
will be liberty any the hotels equipment including baths
sewing reading rooms laundry Kitchen free Of charge
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09
To thS Public.

~ have been usins Chamberlain's Tab.
let's for Indigestion for the past six
months. and ii aGosds me pleasure to say
! have never used . remedy that did mo
90 much food. ."-Mrs. C. E. Riley, Illion.
N. r. Chambsrlsin Tablets ere obtain.
able everywhere.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09

Wait q week or two more, dea
reader, and yeu will have an en-
larged paper. Our typesetting
machine will fill long-felt want
in this vicinity, besides making
The Chieftain plant the best
equipped in Eastern Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09
IT WOULD MAKE A HORSE LAUGH

III WUULD MAZE A nUASE LAUOn
For many years Government printing Office has been and
now running merry with the job printers Of the United States
the printing the printers merely grin and bear Note
the difference when Big Business assas Uncle Sam tor da
ing to operate Government munitions plant
people fact that the Bethlehem Steel Co
vey fighting build Government conclusive
proof that the seeking tor itself the vast profits derived
from private Manufacture.
The reason oppose plant simple i. this
Even though little the making Of have invested
100000 plant that plant useless for other
plant built the usefulness Of our plant DESTROYED would
be good business for make for the Government price
above the actual shop rather than sacrifice entire investment
We seek big profits frankly
plant Bethlehem Steel Company.
In spirit Of fairness did the Bethlehem outfit ever hear Of the
printers making yell America that their entire
being sacrced Nov take your medicine Chas Schwab and 9TH
ers how like America favors Government munitions
Ii remarked that Cupid could be dressed the clothes Of
the girls wearing nowadays and still be recognized
The greatest parade ever held any city the United States
any other country preparedness parade held Chicago
Saturday when l302l4 people sixth Of whom women filed
sing given point estimated thai than million persons
the parade The night division made lrgy ofmay
All day long and far the the mahers assed from curb
curb rolled like tide through the Streets the great
syscrapers the banks Of river and the marching thousands
each with American aag the waters moving between them
Maor General H Barry commander Of the central department
A. who the reviewing stand declared Be the greatest and
most inspiring spectacle he ever had Witnessed
The Chefns Linotype Holly having left New
York on the 26th ult Progress is watchword
Editor Cassidy Of the Springfield Democrat has SHE'D his hat
the ring oany old Office he capture he long primer ed
oria Baca county doubt will reward him with the best within their
gift
No will grow whose people Its citizens
either establish destroy confidence it Whoever destroys
enemy progress and traitor the community they do invest
their money patronze business establishments they
surely killing The prosperity Of depends chiefly upon the
confidence the people have in it,
j. H. jenkins Of Pueblo has been selected secretary Of tie
State Board Of immigration jenkins formerly secretary Of the
Pueblo Commerce club and well qualified for his position The
board should be heartily commended choice believed
that the Office would fall to ward-heaer
Did you ii? The interests demanded that one Brandeis
black and administer poor DID, blind bleeding Justice
the Y Supreme courtand President Wilson, welding the big
Patronage pulled the fellow thru Yet try he would Brandeis
could not show clean bill Of health insofar ethical attorneys Co.
What next
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09
Stomach Trouble and
Constination.

II will chserfully say that Chamber
lain's Tablets are the most Satisfactory
remedy for stomach troubles and consti.
patton that ! have sold in thirty-four years'
drug store service" writes 5. H. MUIR
ply. drulfist, Wellsburt, N. Y. Obtain.
able everywhere.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-06-09

The ChieftainI subscription list
grows daily. We are now striving
for circulation honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
DRAWS GUN ON
HOTEL MATRON
AT BRIDGEPORT
FoREIoNER THREAT
10 I'LL MRS. PAT
chs TOT Room, hut Claimed
Snge Was Due Him'-Ar-
ted. and VIII ne owen
Hearing Today.

vtceiinngs ioreigncr giving hts home as
. .'1s, Nas refused change out OF "A
F.aE TOR a room Tor which Ia. asr..I
paE "A dollar. at the Patterson Tot.l
" eTlaS gport. .. last night ne pulled
~ ceilbrc police special rovDl,-.r ot1t
JUS POCKET and threatened Mrs Pat
SUI the matrUn 4 hurry cali sent
I"ll'e hetdQ uartcrS was answered by
.Il,tr Massey. who captured and dis
t t..,.u lnc man al point near an.
erUespoft Lumber company Yards p.-
ore ne had "a chanC. to pull mis- sun
tlthoush ne made desperate suort 10
20 80. He was locked up .u 1au and
Nli De given "A hearing before Mayor
tchater TINS morning.
According to the officer the FOREIGNER
-thl u the hotel about $50 o'clock and
tcured room for which he paid 81.
ttet ne asked FOR girl but was told
Iu they did not keep girls Then
N sskcd FOR his change saying that
y paid the matr1n five dollars insteId
% one Tie was taken down stairs.
Mlere ~ was proven 10 him that Boz. had
ND only one dollar. WsuNug into
Se hatlhc pulled tho revolver from his
,pcket. and pointed % at Mrs. Patterson.
{ u said. through glass door Tins
Al thc effect Of scatteriul persons ia
ne lobbN. and caused them 10 call the
police AFTER his arrest h.. refused fo
slAe any name whatever. nr information
e,n'r than that ne was from Wheeling.
Al rive chambers iu the revolver were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
NEED OF COUNTY
AID DEMONSTRATED
OHIO VALLEY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
GIVES FEEE TREATMENT FOR
sic DAYS AT COST OF 81 23e IA
Judge James W. Ewing Appointed Direc-
tor, Succeeding james L. Haw-
ley-rntsrns Named.

More evidence why the iustitut IONS OF
ONO county doing charity work should
receive std from Inc county thruuEh
me privilege recently granted by the
ieEislHi ure Boo the form 81 special levy.
was shown last night az the regular
meeting uf Ga. board OF directors of the
ONO valley General Hospital
During tho month OF February. ac-
CnrdinE Co the report of Superintendent
l.ilnF ID. clark. there were $40 days or
charttN treatment given bN the hospital
a. cost 81 s2Zf per day. tuaA-
Nl-SbtN. Tor which they received 40
compensation whatever.
since the enactment OF CO., law. the
u''d or the Imposition of the levy has
been brought out by number uf tht
associations Of the city al various meet
nos ital mas been engaged in much char
Hihle work. tho directors have wag.d
county.
lut'rns FOR fhc hospital were appoint
td Tor tho ensuing year. and are as ful-
lows Er~. y D.. stewart OF tho Ohio
state University. Robert A. KuuA. or
Washington. Pa. "a student of Washing-
tom and Jefferson and tho Jefferson .,,i.
w aNhlnE ton. u. g.. graduate of Ga.
George Washington IuI,trstfy
IudE" james " Ew ing was appointed
"a mem Der of Tho board uI Director. gr..-
cc'iinc James l.. HtWI,y
During the month uf February. gifts
of valentines and booklets were rsrurta.l
from tho Junior TwIg tu th, ChIIars,..
puEn fund was authorized Co notify
subscribers that pa, fourth paNmaur
would BE- duc April lsf. and the last ou
August LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
BELLAlRE PLAYS
XENlA AS OPENER

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
DELAWARE. o.. March Nearly guu
slhletcs and coaches representing o.,
hlgh schools OF the southern district ur
ONO, ar" here tonight Tor tho annual
basket ball tournament The teams .tr..
quartcrcd At the Fraternity house an8 IL
Keen rivalry exists. No team has been
picked HS favorite. and tho contest
promises 20 be very exciting.
The Eellaire team It. b. sartsfr
Iobiu. drew Ncula FOR its first contest
AZ a mc'tiuE OF the Goa hes and car
lalns held this evening. director Dixon.
on wesleyan college. outlined the pro-
gram Tor the opening eN auts the rules
were carefully outlined. aud nothing viii
mar the big tournament
Every visiting player AND their
coaches and trainers will attend chapel
services tomorrow morning. after which
lhe contests open tO-u orruV evening.
The coaches ana profess Dr. viii o., ban.
quoted az the Hotel Men HrIflr. .
game with N'uit will B.. STAGED 4t n no
a. M
The scheduI, FOR tho op,nine contests
follows
Ans"uia VS. steele. u. Dayton
Pheasant lill IS. TIpcgauu,
Washington vs.. Port mouth
Springfield ~. chill tcufIr
West High VS. Mari. tia
GAINESVILLE IS. Client .rl
Marysyiil- rs. Delaware
W'SttrNlllD SIS. A-i.NrI...
N'nia SIS. EaIlafrs
Stiy'rs. OF DAYTON g. DtufrrI.e
ll4ua rs. L-Wl-uurL.
Plain city rs. Sew trk
belle center Us. e. .mt.r'uFu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

\ laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take he time from play 10 empty their
bowels. which become clogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish: stomach
sour.
Look az the tongue. mother n
coated. or your child is listless. cross.
feyerish. breath bad. restless. doesn't
eat heartily. full OF cold or has sore
throat or any other childrcn's ailment.
give a teaspoonful of California Syrup
of Ffgs. then don't worry. because ~
is perfectly harmless. and In a few
hours AN this constipation poison.
sour bile and fermenting waste will
gently move out OF the bowels. and
YOU have a well. playful child again.
\ thorough inside cleansing" is Of
times all that is Necessary T. should be-
the first treatment given in any sick
ness
Beware of counterfeit Fix syrup
Ask YOUR druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
of California Syrup of FIGS" which
has fun directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for crown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle Look carefully
and see that o. is made by the Cali
fornia Fig syrup COMPANY"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

countenance such an entry after the
massacre of Santa Nsabel declared
The two situations were not aualag-
Gus Today. 90 was pointed out. there
was an invasion of American rerri-
tory for the purpose of murder and
destruction. The Santa Nsabel affair
was on Mexican territory
n also became known that the state
department considers itself 20 be- ON
more satisfactory ground under the
circumstances than D. would 20 have
given permission 90 cross the border
previously The Carranza govern
ment would have had difficulty boz
complying with such request be
cause Of probable apprehension that
fits opponents would appeal to popular
sentiment against any interference by
the United State I'm Mexican affairs.
T. was cwpLat,ally stated by
high official that the American troops
would no. cooperate in any way with
troops OF the de iactu government
and that they under no consideration
would do anything else than Co appre-
bend the ra.dirc outlaws and then re-
turn 10 American sol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. March o.
Senate.

Met NJ noon.
judiciary sub committee IN rrecu-
tive session was asked by Senator
weeks Of MlsHlchveEcftE 90 reopen
hearings in the ErandeiH inquiry.
= aror hcCum Der Withdrew hts
resolution 20 warn Americans of
ann cd ha4Ts.
TOOK APP Senator Til1mar's bin for
government amor plate factory un-
on.
senator Vnrdamau made speech at
tackug admiriTfru lions stand in
armed ship controversy.
Adjourned az $40 D.. mn. 20 noon
friday.
Mouse
MET NJ noon
Rcsume1 detl-e on Legislative ap-
proprafloua brI
Naval committee continued hear.
lnEu ca national defence.
Debated Mexican situation. Heure-
sentative m rufru brirr irr BE- up hv
= speech attacking fllHtraflon.a
meEicas policy
Adjourned a. $40 D. r. o. a marE
~ refUecf ~ memory OF che late
HerreH NATIVE Brown of west vir-
Fiuia. ~ meet af soon Tnfnv.
N.u South WaIa. faa an aH.
u."IH.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

whar account they had given Of them
selves.
Given Free Rein.
While no formal word uf the policy
Of the administration was given out.
% was reliably stated that the army
Z would be- given fire.. rein TO catch th,
bandits n possible Ir wa. not con-
sid"rod In administration circles that
Colonel Slocum's act iu any sense con-
s'ituted am invasion of Mexico. a pol
icy which tho administration has op-
posed ln the past and viii continue 10
oppose
The state department at first had
planned to ask permission Of the Car
rama government ro send troops
across the border boz pursuit or the
OUTLAW band. Then csue official word
that IN" cavalry already had crossed.
Later Nj. ArredouGo called upon Sec
Rotary Lansing. expressed regret for
the Villa raid and was informed Of
the attitude of The United states M
Arredoudo said he would commuui-
cate with General Carranza immedi-
afely
IN expressing hope that the Car
rama government would not object To
the crossing Of the troops the state
department was said fo fully realize
that there might be objections and DO
was fully prepared to meet them
should they arise. Persons who talk.
Cd to MI Nrrcdordo. however. gath
erred rha impression that Doe. at least
seems fo beUsv. fh. Carrauls govern.
mour might not object if being under
stood thar The American troops We're
simply hunting down bandits. whose
depreI3'lou- have l.rC been a source
of trouble not only fo the United
states bur ro the de- facto govern
wcrf
No Formal Authority.
Formally there Ie no authority for
the presence of the American troops
u Mexico Iu fact tho patrols along
rho border have from the beginning
OF disorders there been under orders
not fp cross under any cons Iteration.
If ON. proyo,Juou had NOT boon so
great tine officers responsible for the
cation today would face court martial
suggestions that Colonel Slocum. In
command a- DOIumbu- might be
contaminated. however. were scout
rd by som. officials while af 'h" war
department itself the subject was not
discussed
Newton u Baker who became ser-'
Rotary uf NHr today. conferred over
tH. situation with President Wilson
tonight Three hours later Mr. Baker
said r1 orders had been sent for tho
RECALL of fle American soldiers.
Major General Scott. chief ~ staff
.rI.rrtuf,I General Fun tom a' Fort
Sam Houston. .u command ~ 'Hn hOr-
Iar forces. FOR an details available
Ha said fr. policy NJ fhr government
Eoud mot i. outlined until General
ruu.frr'- reply had been received
Tad 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

Soy. So. south Vale. has an alum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
U. S. TROOPS
Continued from FIRST PAEe)

har account they had given Of them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
Good Constructive Legislation.

Webster City Freeman-Tribune
The widows pension law is one of
the best ever enacted by the state
legislature and is doing much for
future generations. We pay big
salaries to men who render good ser
vice to the state and sometimes erect
monuments to heroes who have ac-
complished something worth while
Yet what is more heroic than a
widow with a large family of little
ones battling to support them and to
bring them up in the way they
should be brought up? There is moth
ing spectacular about IT. It doesn't
attract the attention Of spellbinders
and Carnegie medal dispensers, but it
is Of vast Importance to the future
of the state. We note by the ex-
changes that they also have such a
law out in California and that a
widow with seven children. residing
in San Jose, has been granted a PEN
sion Of $12 per week. Some are say
ing that is pretty high, yet a salary
of $4,000 per year is not considered
high for some public officials who do
not earn $1,000 per year. Why is it
that the stipend given to the widow
looks so big when the princely salary
hung up for the professional politi-
clan looks SO small?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
Money is Received.

MONEY Is HeCeTVeO.
The secretary reported receiving
$61 ,s27.S9 from the county treasurer.
The finance committee was given
power to take up any Keokuk school
bonds out of the contingent fund.
There is balance In the checking
account Of the board Of S26, 1871.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of dand-
ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it
at night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning most
if not all of your dandruff will be gone,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy,
every single sign and trace of it, no matt
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look aud feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. It is inexpensive and never faiIs
to do the work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
Harry West Reports.

Harry West, the lad from the Tor
renee school, who is on probation to
the board, reported. The report was
sent to the board from the school
principal, and was made up Of the
daily reports from the teacher in
whose room the boy is placed. His
conduct in the scohol yard showed
some improvement, but his conduct
in the room was such as to call for
discipline. The board members
talked to the boy and elected prom
Use to do better if given another
chance. The board made 1t clear to
the boy, however, that at the first
infraction Of rules he will be expelled
from school, and this fact will be
communicated to his teacher, and the
principal.