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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

sneaker and would have had . most
interesting talk In tribute to Roosevelt.
FOLLOWING Kiplings Professional sung
NV The musical section OF the Woman's
club. and America" by the audience.
Ibenediction was pronounced oy Inc
Rev. George E. Lockhart. pastor 'ot inc
Emmanuel Baptist church.
Mayor vsstsr SpsAts.
Mayor Vester, who preceded the otneF
speakers, and who presided at the meet
ing, spokes briefly but impressiVeiy
upon the life Of Roosevelt. He SAID
lin part:
MIR. Roosevelt had been the longest
in the public's eye of any man SINCE
the foundation Of this country was es-
tablished. He was loved by all classes
FOR his kindness Of heart. He never
gave scandal an opportunity to strike
him. He, did all things well, and tow
cred high Tabove his enemies and oth-
ers. He had fought for America IN
the war; he wrote: and spoke Tor
America, and was q true and loyal
American In every sense Of the word.
HE always fought for the American
and defended America on all sides. he
tried to practice what he preached. = and
his teachings should be carried out by
this people and the coming genera
tons"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Y. M, c. A. NOTES

The Buscness Mems Class have taken
ID shadow boxing and are deriving
much good and enjoyment from it.
The Intermediate Boxing tournament
is being looked forward 10 With much
interest It is composed o. five classes
as follows: los pounds and under; Is
rounde and under: 1875 pounds; 1875
pounds: 15S pounds and under Those
included in classes arc:
15S pounds and under: Dawson. ku-
luck and FIamil.
1856 pounds and under. Johnson.
Trnsch. Bow Rrinkman. Schwartz
les pounds md under. (;orrcll. Scha-
Der. Tcrara, Watkins. Schaulhra, Mott.
lis pounds and under. Hickman. Car
nahan- Baron. Hobstcttcr. Horw"od.
Robinson.
los pounds and under. Tappcc. john
son. Cunningham. McCl"lland.
Tho bouts will go thr"" rounds and
will be decided on points: For the Of
fcns". best style. for attack. clean hits
on any part of body nhuv" the belt. for
defense. guarding. slipping. duckine.
counter hits and getting away. and con-
Sidcratinn will h" given III" man TINT
does the most leading: Off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
GREATER WHEELING
WILL BECOME A
REALITY IS BELIEF
Few Changes Nay BE Made Before
Measure Is FINALLY Enacted
Into Law.

The Greater Wheeling delegation re-
turned from Charleston Saturday morn
Ing and every one expressed themselves
as highly gratihed at the results AZ
tained by their trip TO the capltai CITY
in tho interests of the movement. anu
tho proposed charter viii pass they 1ee1
reasonably sure.
4 few small and untnportant amend
ments were offered but these are OF
minor nature and the charter IS prsc-
nfcally the same as Nrst DRAFTED. except
the amendmeot for the method OIL e'ec-
ton.
The date on which the charter should
.becone effective was q matter OF con-
,Ian+rra Tn, dates run all the way
iron, three rnonths to January. 1920. and
each date offered by different legislators.
However this Is q small matter and a
teonuronnise was Effected that Is salts
factory TO all concerned, and the utae
GET calls for an election not later IMAM
;aix months after the passage OF the
act.
The opponents OF Greater Wheeling
von a small victory in putting an
amendment into tho bill that DO anneSa-
t3on Of territory to the existing oounoa-
rios Of Wheeling shall become eneceFe
or operative unless the voters OF INC
tarritory proposed to DO annexed snail
vote whether or not they viii become
= raxt OF the city OF Wheeling. and the
votn shsu Be taken separately by eacn
!: u,rrtdpelty and other territory n INC
proposed boundaries OF Greater "neeI-
&, Ard n majority vote IN each separ-
80 ,,yys& 10 voting shau DO necessary 10
:isa annexation
i IN, rneasr1~ ~zn hsRe tes nrse read
:+nr A the house to-day and starts on
]. - 1tsy through tho hopper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
THEY LET HIM SLEEP.

Fl. r. Strange. gainesville. Ga Il. r.
No. ;. was unahIb /" sleep all might
without getting ur. Sometimes only n
few minutes after going l." bed w"ul'!
have to get up and tri"d everything
heard OF for the. trouble. fInnlly
tried Foley Kidney Fills and after TAX
ing ono bottle | brlfcvc ! am entirely
cured and ] sleep s"undlr all night"
Foley Kidney rIlls ton" UP weak slug
rsh Kidneys. rid tn" body Of poiSnns.
give appetite. energy and refreshing
sleep. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

of the Ansly sehooL BY the dEe Sso Se OF
- oecond lieutenant in the field artillery
and served IN Paris. being connected
with the anti-air raid service DC wlu
now be found in charge OF his former
mathematics classes to-day, and Will
also direct the scohol athletics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
LEGISLATURE TO
ADJOURN. APRIL |

Special to The Intelligence.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. s-Ptans are
now under way for ad1ourning the legis-
lature about April !. Republicans are
anxious to finish their work and go
home, and Governor Cox, who Is OF the
opposite political. complexion; is any
ious to have the assembly off his hands.
because as long as the legislature Ia In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
GET RID OF THAT =,
PERSISTENT COUGH

Stop that weakening. persistent cough
or cold, threatening throat or luns al
fectiona, with EckmHn's Alternative the
tonic and upbuilder OF 20 years success
full use. soc and $50 bottles from
druggists, or from
ECKMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

William A Hodge OF South Broad
way, Island, Is being boosted as candt-
! date for council from the Island. by his
many friends. He Is ono Of the most
recarded as a sure winner II he decides
I 10 mako the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

Various committees are due 70 report
TO The city council at its regular SEES
sion, Tomorrow evening, and no other
business Of any Importance Is expect,
ed TO be brought up The session VII
be the shortest that has been held Tor
some time. a.,
, hnreau OF venereal diseases. will adj
dress a joint meeting Of the Ohio coun-
~ Medical Society at the University
Grb tomorrow. at $3.50 p. m. The meet
ing will be one Of Importance ana an
! o~,sortnnity viii be afforded each one
present to obtain. a more definite under
I Standing Of what IS expected OF them
I'm helping to carry out this campaign
! Dr. FarnswortA will speak at the regu-
| lar noon-day luncheon OF the Rotary
CllIn to-rnorruw noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

Prof Guy 2. Holden has been restor-
ed to his former position OF co-prtncipal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
IN QUART xAsoH JARS

Farm House Relish. ......... 400
Canton Esa:Ard .............3 300
Ohio Chief Apple Butter. 80. .45c
Farm Rouse Sweet Onions. ;. 100
Molly Star Brand Jams. go. $50
HopiHts 11ArShmAIoW Cream sc
Monarch Grape 8afn1AlAds. SOC
Aunt JemimA rGusAts flour. .15e
Aunt 5sr1t11a D1cfWhsat flour 1Sc
Amt JemtmA Pancake Flour,
Id. bag ............... SOC
Aunt Jsm1inA BuckWhsat, 4 ID.
bag ................. 300
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
HERE AND THERE
SSesnz cS nrtareSs 70 Local Peopso
About Wheeling 3oI1 0ocaesS
and Organizations

mo Heaim Department b now conf
Sas.ot tt,at, all danger Of another outbreak
Of The -flu" in this city Is past. Only
seven cases were reported for the past
swsek heSore. For the past seventy-two
.hoprs not single case has been report
I'd. and only ono Casa on last "edres-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

Frank s. Wait. = wen known aAptono-
3hrA man Of this city. Is the possesSor
IT a Scottish Rite patent with the sig
nature Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt On
: seoend degree Mason possesses one OK
'fhese patents, but this Is possibly Tie
nniv document Of its kind to have the
!. irrature Of the eC-Prestdent attached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

= s. IandCr1 Bier, WHO rtlnS q I1SN SS<..U
-, thn Market Auditorium holds
Wheeltns.s record for the quick capture
IL Thieves. Saturday evening young
iady customer who ha lost her pocket
= n.oS attracted bis attention by her cry
M when Mr.. Bier noticed her he ask
ed what was the matter and found that
she had lost her pocketoook containing
$40, Another lady who was standing
near by said that she had seen a color
"a r,.n near the young lady and gave
q aesrrIotion Of him. MI Bier imnae-
dfately Started a search for the man
and in fifteen minutes returned with the
! Tniscreant. The colored gent gave his
residence as Kirkwood. but said that the
Hon was taken IN the case by police
oHfsciaiA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

Great men ar" like lofty towers or
peaks. their SUBMITS arc the targets
for the lightning blasts. Great mems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

ione time before she heard the voice
81 her ~deiivercfa IN the wins. by TINS
time iho-a snake had manuAcd 20 cttW1
lack 10 "a TIE BOD and was head.
ms foi another garden u h. doubtful
whether " heard the eNcitcd voices
% the n'cnsenEcr ahoeuns n,s-
gest worm YOU ever snwi n the
others, Where alt lets see ~
Ike 40 many smtN cxcitcf oofs. y
u icit things were NfonH
The gang descended 10 q lnttcIing
crowd They Investigated. cooked
their heads. held q council Of wuf
about u and sometimes made co.
tioua toStn o. ia MOWERS o. rcsiHtnnce.
But not one dared haif as much -
he unhappy little female, who had
heen waiting fer them. u crrpt un-
do some brush. She made a half
hcnrted effort 10 hold a. hut tho
others merely horped aionsside chat
terms.
\ pause cnuuous pcekings The
snake had fonnd ~ h"is u had
completely disappeared. The whole
lock turned on the unhappy little
hon with Wild ACQUISITIONS Aw. You
~ " get away whatd you do that
forT" They mauicd her pulled ont
Feathers. rolled her hclplcHrli on the
earth Wen teach you 90 throw
away good food uks that WHY! WIN.
We we're Ecing 10 cat it" Nnd they
honestly ielt NUFr much unfueNed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

w MAT will the direct primary do for New
M Mexico
n will add just one more election 10 every
election We now have. Most Of us arr agreed that
we have enough elections nov. Our state aud county
governments are torn mp every two years. The
state or local official hardly gets seated in his Of
flee chair before he must forget the transaction
Of his official business aud give his whole time 70
the business Of getting elected again.
II We add q direct primary TO al this. we viii
make II y mortal cinch that our office holders will
have no time AZ all for the public business nor will
the kind Of men we really need IN public offices care
20 run for them. Under the direct primary every
candidate must make two campaigns. No matter how
II may be safeguardcd the direct primary election
costs a great deal more money for Tie state and
the candidate than does q regular election.
Every state that has tried the direct primary keen.
l desires % be- rid Of II. There - no question about
this the people have spoken The people are SICK
OF . multiplicity Of elections. They want an oc
casional interval of peace. when public and private
business can proceed along sane. normal lines, To-
ward progress and prosperity.
There are a few men in New Mexico. ~ Ia most
states. who would like TO have one or more election
per month. The more elections and the more agita
ton the better these men thrive.
We are supposed 20 pass laws for all the peUpl,
and not for q minority, or . group 81 arItators
The great majority 81 the people Of New McXic,
do not wan; the direct primary. They have enough
election troubles aud political disturbances ~ mat
tiers stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

YONE gardens reached a popularity during ,he
war thrf was amazing. In cities aud towns
al over the nnticn kosk wards and warrant loss
were u<ed % htlp relieve the food shortage. There
were many mistakes. Tor thousands ~ gardeners IN
tursit 81 enthusiastic patriotism. wen, into dieaine
ID ground aud planting seeds without the slightest
taotficsigc Of what shry were about, and without
taking the time 20 learn The inevitable result was
many failus e. Yet ne result q the home garden.
ms campaign. a. a whole. vas Of great value 10 the
nation. II provided pala.abie food for many a home
TIA, otherwise would have gone without. and Il did
mEfh 20 relieve the food strain.
II y quite .. iTaportani 20 follow up the home
gardening campaign in the season now az hand ns
u was 10 rush into Il during active fighting None
Of M need be told that food prices are high and are
ntely 20 stay high Few Of rs now need 10 be told
The veipe Of saving money. With q majority Of ~
saving money, or cutting down expenditures, has
hccnmc q stern necessity.
The home garden. iutelligcntly cared for. can and
will do a number Of things for the gardener that
nrp ~ value. II viii cut down slightly the cost %
living during the summer months. Il will provide
an abundance for canning for the winter reserve aud
u win encourage IN the gardener a love for the most
healthful Of al rcercations and stimulate the spirit
Of real thrift.
The home gardening mevcmeni j. nothing more
nor less than a return 20 the principles of the United
States 81 forty years ago. when a home without =
garden was not a real home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
THE ENGLISH SPARROW
BY JOHN BRICK

n wnn n had undertaking nnid
enough white she had HE hacking 81
her companion. she grew mistriHiful
Of this unranuY worm u was ~ vii.
fui worm and ~ ava unworwllko
Things Instead 81 burrowinE prompt
Is iu the earth ~ mnde ~ way down
or mo curb o. across tu' street
with the sparrow mnkiuE Intellectual
efforts "a seize ~ tail. Once or twice
she did muster up courage 20 take 90
bold Then ~ would throw hack thai
hard. unwurmlike head a. her aud
she would dodge and cheep her alarm.
SIN she stuck 10 her undertaking
once o. twice Il tried "a uite under
q piece Of rubbish This ala nu"d nor
sfiil more. Sow ~ would begin 10
burruw snd she would lose lN' Some-
how she seemed driven h' the
fear ~ losing D. than bi any desire
10 make use Of u for herself So nif
would futter and pcch ana pull until
n uncoiled and started on once more
And ail the time she WIS shodting,
Hurn up Hurrl up" n the most
pleading 81 sparrow tones
The runr WIN scrtter"d n was o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

~ eo-'r'ast ''.. o o." ''.N' e''-''
When the war revenue hiI wa, Wi"r discussion 300 i' 'd''nW
aou.r ,l representative, lLc rrnarh, made upon d wr' 'u"1n'lnF
Mr. k'to. tr Democratic leader vhhc b" comm "i"I ih" nl O.
% whole admitted thar % 'r c'nrfm'." amt " "'f '' "' "'
MIo OF W, .aunrr'. runr,ad tr bl they bad brought n and
Ar Moore of 'nm,I 'na ,.'g',n TO IL O. ,n ,"G'G I,I9r "J' ~ GA.
dloncl 100 many respect id would m"' WIN violent ''''''"'
Al 'IS i%,erIa,oo .rcp- to u, d battle OF nr kite, and crow. "
VIA. else eau we aspect. ,n lora ', 500 REFUSE 'o "' '' very t''"
t. /. ,mrJ. ra, o tax should Boz rr payment for value re.
TG.,..r
ono yo start from chat ai keep it ia Your eye, rh" rest is
Sou sr .am,,ninq from tue ao,cnmm, sou ought To pay for
Il. uu murr mo- less
Il .ou bu, tho land the Chicago Beach hotel IS IN for $1,000.
and ram ggal "a" Eu.rc. and 'on, ngag nm no o ,n'l, y,',, "} rn nm.
Answer. rr people po~,rtci a ,o ,oo ", moving ont into the
nciglGorio,d b., building aud improving al around yon And You
ought to pay torm for o.
That what , meant by de m,'roea Increment
There, enough moarncd Increment u This country ." pay att
to,r, man, times over A. ~ o. disappears ""o the pockets oil
th,u hat never earned q ccEt eft o.
The in,oul, Tax Is wrong. bcrul,c IL fines, q man for lciug efficient.
The mon who grt s2o0"o " year and zap are 'y most valuable y',Ins
uf hr nation. They ought io bc p"itrd "c soak hem ~ q rule 'h'y
I'm my man who inherit, a mdro" md rsna hi; d's in play
my bridge od changing his trousers carus nothing. The STAT" gives
rau all lie b. mol o person. IT, Is a cootc ON the b"d> polite
There is mo- 'nr'urd rst.l Of mh"rla"c' It wholly artificial,
a species oi graft c'','craIcd by time. The only natural rgh' a man
h, d. to got decent pay for his work
plant. % waterway. street car iur, and aI ,vh public things make
thrr big money 10y "thc mcaruod Increment
90, men who buId. promote aud manage such hing, should he
paid Tor their services and raId wei bat ST. ought th" public 10" paid
Aud # the public got 81, rgntud ry we would not have TO have
revenue ,pc, soopug around after income taxes dcyllmg citizens
when thc, land at ,r pcr irou aIlo"d and bounding efficient poo
The whole spirit of taxation, as % rs to-day 10 tainted with the
rolahcviN notion that wealth, prosperity industry and success are
crime, and that the ,bifuc,,. d'lrss and bclroggsd mc. TO he taken
care of b! filming their boucs
for six months. and compelled to study the book called Progress
ana Povcr} NA hour a d} maybe The, might AZ thG od Of that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
Supervision of Foods.

NNE Of the most valuable provisions in the bill
creating the new state board 81 health. y the
power extended 30 the board 10 supervise the
milk. meat and food supplies imported Into or sold
~ New Mexico. There j. an opportunity FOR impor-
tnni service here. II Is not 90 be expected that q
board az health can undertake any regulation II
market conditions. hat il can provide for a system
Of inspection which viii insure this sfatc pure milk
and sanitary conditions Of the milk supply. meat
that i properly protected and foods that are free
from ndulternnts.
The Herald has opposed certain features sought
70 be Incorporated into the board of health law.
We have been steadily and vigorously in favor Of
the law and the board, with every power necessary
for the protection OF the health Of the people 81 this
state. Our opposition has been directed chiefly to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
PROTECT Fl X
Bx r. xspmaroH BRUCE
Asfhor Of ''fhs Riddls u Personality ''Psrchsieu xaa
PEsnthoo6" Bts
Ccopyrght 1918. W the Associated Newspapsrs)

NXJ Y HAVE t.s.s hsar,ns : srss,
protecting society against The
futhlr minded. anu particularly
against that Upe Of the fcehlc-minded
known a. The moron. II h. time We
heard numefhlnr nbcuf tho import
ance % projecting b moron against
sociaiy.
Morona win always be IN our midst.
d 10 Idle 10 talk n shutting all %
them up. aa some people urge. Even
4. this could b. aone. the WISDOM %
doing " would he questionable.
Indeed. n has been seriously sur-
rested by an acuraln'a1ce Of mine.
on eminent authority ol the feeble
minded. that the day may come when
society viii b. dependent on morons
for IL efficient mncuoniug.
"Eysryholg nowadnss seems 10 be
trying TO dodge the hard. unpleasant.
monotonoun Jobs. the dlrrine a the
hauling is me WY this authoni,
put IL : me. '-fhese ore tho Jobs fof
which moruus are peculiarly adapted.
The are 3,hla that have 20 be- done.
anis II nobody else VIII do Them 90
,leu viii have 10 breed morons to
make SURF that fhcre lobs are done.
"a u u hard ~ teach . moron IN,
thing. u A. Just ~ ha "a 10 unteach
hin. liccaust of his limited mental.
~ Ia 4 M oniy fOr low .rrndc work.
hut once he rcts tho hang 81 that he
can he depended upon 70 % u we'll
Under supervision"
The d~lfflcuiiy with the moron !,
that he n deficient not uiefch in IN
tolligr1Ice hDi ~ wlll. power Also. aud
uucoInmonly rurrtsahie. This h 4
tnat makes him a menace 20 society.
aud that Wakrs souicfy u meuac %
him ~ society u at present ronsti.
tufrn
~ the -''unrIesiloIr' given 10 hinI
10 society wore prcdomlnnnily good
he could ct along well enough uu
aoclett teiefates conditions which
rive the w~eak-uiilsd moron lnnumar.
able suggestions o. evil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

trainiur In evil ". comcs forth
nper foe mischief than ever.
EuI put into an institution Tor uh"
svhle- minded. be- D. surrounded only
ty influences for good. ~ "a rule ht
proves usually amendabie % disci
piinr. with genius Tor doinE what
h. n able ta learn "a DO the way
Ne IL taught 10 DO a.
In time " may be possible Tot him
90 re.eutcr society. fortified hy apt-
riui training 90 De felf-suppnrtiug.
docile and good Away however.
there il the danger that he ~suFEcsti-
hillty mas once more rst him into
trouble unless he finds precisely the
right environment
Aud u b. u%nhappily true that 90.
clciy us yet b. not sufficiently care.
fui 20 provide the right environment
for ~ for ~ worker q
normal intelligence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

Tomorrow March tnr i.th wu lr
fHt -uru.tHrsarH DI tut establishment
uf Ifr national puftHfu,' iu lth'
CONGRESS iatHri fH Hrf HuflNIIfIua
fua som UfI u|.HiuIfIUr samuel co.
a1nU wif appointed tHD Ursf pIs
utrit. general
fu 1905 tHu cove HuWtuf ui IfHnf'
uuH,. NlunIr1u iii. Welded tn tnt 1r.
mIrU uI iHs d utrl States tNtt MrAI.
geo sIurII Do. lru lrs' tu govern tier
s,t .ud un March o. lnr laff ul ihr
French army under Marshal E.tNu"
embarked f0r France
N1pol,Du ii usd established th,
NsNIsHn tmpitr uNf the interference
uf . European Dount, m Mrsi'H wac
n.f fht frltfH uf % Monroe Uut
IfUH. iuH un,r BE- tons UHuf. "fH'
IIU.Us urrfIri tu The Demands col.
ttr tnf,I F'ai,f and tlratpi N,N.
I.u
uu fb, i-tN 1. 'iirH ip f-D- Gao.
sr uuraI vt. kIii,l during s.,s'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

IT III English sparrow, whom ! ID
not love. has nevertheless mnny
"a loyal friend seldom does his
mime come up tina some onc will not
begin n story about him. one Of the
most amusing comes from sun Fran.
cisco. whore he n beginning TO fud
the climate c~puFenial.
n seems that two OF them were In
~duHinously dirginE 40 u flower gar
der WHEN they discovered "a Nery
small snake This they promptly
tried 10 appropriate. ~ true sparrow
fashion. u did not rnre for then
company. Evidently loo young 20
nave any idea OF defending itself n
wisely started In search % refuge
Acroas the lawn u travelled. a spar
uw hopping along By each side.
altering excited cries.
hut not another bird came 20 their
rescue Tho game was slipping awrA
from them one finally gave excited
orders. " on hold on To that Trims,
whatever you do. whiie 20 ana
rounl ~ tho gang or he urW
while ths remaining bird tHed 10 herf
M snake lone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

certain proposed mandatory methods OF me@ical
treatment which were neither wise NOT practical. A
majority of these have been eliminated. We believe
the law as Il stands Is a good law and that under
wise administration II Wilt result in immediate aud
important public bchcfits.
IA this as in any law the vital clemcn, lies in adj.
minisiration. The responsibility laid upon the board
Of health and upon the health commissioner is cnor-
nous. II reaches into the homes OF ever, one Of as.
This new branch Of the state government Is one into
which no political influence or element should enter.
should such an element appear NOW or in the future
the people. regardless OF party win lose no time in
making themselves heard.