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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
McMECHEN
woman's Club,

Tho Noman's club OF McMeChen will
meet usNt Tuesday evening in the hhr-
ary room where they Will hold their
regular monthly business meeting. Mrs.
Sutton " Mouudsville Will be present
L. help formulate plans for the conNcn-
tinu which will take place next month
ut Shepherdstown ". Va. All of the
members OF the club are requested 10 he
present.
Foreign Missionary Society.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the FIRST NJ. L. church VIII
give an entertainment and social Non
day evening ae the church on Marshall
street Atter the entertainment, re-
trr~hmrnts will be served.
entertained.
Miss Dorothy Marshall Of Fourth
street entertained number Of her
friends AZ the nome of her sister Mrs
W \. Policy Of EcnwOod last evening
Singing and dancing were the diversions
for th" evening. Al the close de-
llcous luncheon was served by the
hostess Among these present were:
MarGorie Cooper. B!anch Olmaad, Betty
Spoil. Eva Maradith. Dorothy Marshall.
Virginia Marshall. Lola Hinaman. Law
renee Dohius, raui Noricn. Bob Totter-
Burke. Bud simpson.
Tratnmen Meet.
The r. OF l.. f.. and r. met in their
halt on Marshall street last evening
where they held their regular weekly
business meeting Many matters or I'M
rorttnce was discussed together with
the presen, strike situation. After the
business OF the meeting was disposed
OF social hour was enjoyed.
Sunday Service.
The Sunday morning sermon OF the
First VI. T.. church will be on the same
theme as the previous sermons or this
month Because OF the absence OF Rev.
Flanagan. Mrs. Flanagan Will recite
morning. In the evening the sermon
will be From Law To Grace
Beginning the first SUNDAY in Septem-
Der the services at this church VIII
star; at 80 o'clock instead OF at eight
this time.
Rev. Flanagan will deliver the ser
mon at the Wesley NJ. r. church OF
Wheeling where he will be visiting al
this time.
McMeohen Briefs.
Miss Clara Wilson - some what I'm
proved from her recent Illness At her
nome on Caldwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark SChater have re-
turned home after their trim through
the state - New York by automobile.
Miss Virginia Patrick has returned
home after spending Some time In
Clarksburg, visiting friends.
Frank Goodwin has returned home
after spending some time in Cumher-
land visiting friends.
Fraui; Hin OF Cleveland Is spending
some time here visiting friends.
Harry Williams OF Pittsburgh IS
spending some time here visiting
/ friends.
! Mr, and Mrs Roy Black Of Caldwell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

From the size of bones found 1t is
thought sharks so feet in length have
existed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
Foreign Missionary Society.

The Womaus Foreign Missionary
society Of the FIRST VI. L. church Will
give an entertainment and social Mon
day evening ae the church on Marshall
street Atter the entertainment. re-
Treatments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TO Enroll Monday.

Present plans u those IN charge I'll
the annual Marshal, County Teachers
Institute u be held here next week ~"
to have all visitors registered by noon
Monday. County Superintendent Car
michael desires all loca! teachers I"
register prior !" 10 a. M ii possible -"
that the visitors may have ~" time
from then Oh to u"cn 10 register, MI
teachers are required 70 attend 'ae III
stitute unless excused by the count!
superintendent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
two Ccnvicts Caught.

Two more escaped couvicts who beat
Il from the state p"U about three
months, ago have been unprecedented ~
Greensboro. y. e.. and VIII hr returned
to the state prison within = few days
Both men are yolvrel and wer" sent ~
from NanawhI county. Their homes
are in North Carolina.
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entertained,
Trainmen Meet.

The r. OF l.. +. and r. met in their
hall on Marshall street last evening
" here they held their regular weekly
business meeting. Many matters or I'M
purttnce was discussed together with
the presen, strike situation. After the
business OF the meeting vas disposed
OF A social hour was enjoyed.
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To Erect View House.

CONSTRUCTION % the new addition 10
.he high school VIII BEGIN Monday, ac-
cofding 70 announcement by Contractor
" " BatSon. \ par; 80 the material
not used on the El:s building on La
sayetje avenue Is being transported 20
the high school building and viii be
used in the construction OF that new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

The hottes, day o. ;hc Year recorded
thus lar was Aug. - when the th'r-
mUmeter ~ the safe prison ubSerN.'-
tory Registered 9S degrees. The high
est temperature dur:m. l9-l WAS IA
July when - WAS Registered on Two
tlffe ont occasions.
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Catholic Church Services

Summer Regulation and until
changed. Effective June 1st.
Holly st Joscph's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays.
10 A. m. Second and fourth Sun
days 500 a. m. Sunday School after
the masses. Communion for adults
the second Sunday of month. Com
munion for children the fourth Sun
day of month.
Bristol St Mary's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays.
500 n. m. Second and fourth Sun
days 1000 IA. m. Sunday School af-
ter masses. Communion for adults
first Sunday of month. Communion
for children third sunday of month.
Granada Sacred Heart Church.
Masses: Second Saturday OF month
900 a. m. Fifth Sunday of month
Sunday School: First and Third
Sunday 200 p. IN.
Hartman
Sunday SCHOOL, Second and four
the Sundays 900 y. IN.
Short instructions or sermons at
each of the services.
FATHER u. A. BARRY
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION
OF HETRsHIp

In the Matter Of the Estate of Ida
NJ. Bogue. Deceased;
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 3rd day of July, A. d!
l922, at the hour of 1000 A. NJ. Of
said day, the same being one Of the
regular days of the Term of the
County Court OF Prowers county
in the state Of Colorado. /, Neya /.
THOMPSON, Administrative OF said
state. will appear before the Judge
OF said Court, present my final set.
9tlement as such Administrative,
pray the approval Of the same, and
Wlll then ask to be discharged as
'ucll Administrators. At which
line and place any person in inter
ast may appear and present objec.
lions to the same. ii any there be.
And further notice is hereby Civ
en-, That at said time and place the
Court will receive and hear proofs
concerning the heirs OF said deceas.
ed. pursuant to the verified pcti-
lion of Neva |. Thompson, admins
tratriS, claimant as heir at law OF
said deceased. heretofore filed here.
IN, asking for judicial ascertain
mt and determination of the heir.
nip OF said estate, and from which
1t appears that Nova |, Thompson,
Beda &C. White, Henry b. Bogue,
Fritz L. Naleen and Lee O. Bogue
are heirs of said deceased.
Now, Therefore, Any and all per.
sons who are or who claim to be
heirs at law of said Ida NJ. Bogue
deceased, are hereby required to be
md appear thereat, or abide the
determination of the Court thereon.
Dated at Lamar, Colorado. this
9Th day Of May, A. d. 1890.
Neva I. Thompson, Administra.
triy of the Estate of Ida Nj.
Bogne, Deceased
Allyn Cole, Attorney.
First published May 25.
Last published June 90.
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Unable v. Schweers, Townerl

A .brarl new boy arrived at the
hope Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Friday.
Mrs. L. J. Tucker and son. Master
Nolan, visited at the Shedivetz home
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. f. " Caldwell received word
from Chivington Monday that her
father is again very low.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bailey and
children spent the day with the
Schweers' Monday.
Mrs. f. ]. Whittle and son visited
at the Mathew home Wednesday.
Just at dinner time last Sunday
a crowd OF about 45 of the South
Towuer people assembled at the j,
A. Schweers home with well filled
baskets at surprise in honor OF
Mr.. SehNeer's sister and her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Philips, of Spring
field. ILL.,
Mr.. Glapper is still very low with
the flu and pneumonia. He is now
under the care of the Hartman doc
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Pierce enter
tained company on Tuesday.
A nephew of A. b. Pierce's came
in Saturday morning from Junction
City.to spend the summer with his
uncle and help him with his farm
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Schweers ant
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Philips were
entertained to dinner at the HON,
of Mr. and Mrs Writ Bailey on Wed
nesday
Mr., Youtsey, Mrs. Burroughs ant
James Mathews were in Lamar OF
business Tuesday.
Fred Bennett is working for Jas
Barnes now.
Mr. and Mrs. Writ Bailey mad
business trip to Eads on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Shedivetz enter
tanned the following at their HON
"Wednesday evening: Ronald Scott
Joe Anderson. Mentor Tucker, Ear
Barnes and the Misses Mable an
Estella Schweers, Rosa Bennett an
Flora Smith. The evening wa
spent in very enjoyable way, 70
lowed by a dainty lunch befor
leaving.
Mable Schweers left for Sprins
field, ILL.,, on Thursday with he
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. 4
Philips.
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the Lyneholms and paybergs at the
dam Sunday.
Miss Eunice Walton has returned
to Holly after visit with Miss
Rena Robinson.
Mrs. Gladys Lemons and baby OF
Oregon are expected to arrive at
any time to spend tha summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. jess
Asher, Sr.
H. A. Finley and W. s, shonse
started to the cedars the first oi
the week
e. w Hopkins Of Holly is islow-
ing sod for Chas. Thompson.
There was an ATTENDANCE of ncai
60 at Sunday School Sunday
The Presbyterian church OF Holly
was kind enough to donate IS song
books. also some literature to oui
Union Sunday school, for which We
thank them.
Several went from here, as usual
to decorate at Blaine Sunday.
D. j. Harris is in Two Buttes in
voicing the remaining Wheeler and
Stanton stock OF goods He will
take charge there Saturday Tho
Snodgrass Food Co, win have theil
opening here on JuneSth.
Lycan and Plains played ball al
Plains Sunday.
Halle Cochran is selling com
bincs. People are getting ready foi
one of the largest harvests thi!
section of Colorado has ever known
Some went to Stonington Satur
day to the broncoriding.
Fay and Opal Harris spent Sun
day with Fern Collins.
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James Harlow received word that
his brother had died and Mr. and
Mrs Harlow left Saturday for Hi,
nois to attend the funeral.
Mrs. r. II. Gilley and, daughters
Blanche. Barbara and Melba spent
Wednesday ut the S. Zimmet home
A number in this vicinity were
watching the big aeroplane pass
oyer Sunday.
Earl Wells was Holly visitor
Wednesday,.
Roy Garrett took load OF GANG
seed to Holly Monday.
A number of our neighboring are
working on the creek crossing near
the II. ]. SchnabaI home. A cul-
vert is being put in, which will be
q great help as this has always been
a bad crossing.
MI and Mrs. Ed. McAlexander
allied at the r. L. Mccoy home
Thursday evening.
Henry Ford has purchased Ford
Sedan.
A fairly large crowd attended the
dance at Plains Saturday night. a
GOOD time was reported.
Ed McAlexander is contemplating
n trip to Kansas soon, to bring out
the rest of his house hold goods.
Margaret Gefellers spent Wednes.
day night at the S. Zimmet home.
MI. and Mrs. v. H. Kelley and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Frazee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman and Mr.
and Mrs. Bothum went to the noun
tains and reservoir on fishing trip
Thursday.
| r.. L. Mccoy was transacting bust
ness in Holly Friday.
Plans and Lycan played ball Sun
day on the Plains diamond. The
ennra was Is to l2 in favor OF Plains
Mrs. Chas. Miller was taken u
1 the Lamar hospital recently ant
underwent an operation. She is
4 improving as rapidly as could be
expected.
Mrs. Elof PauIson spent FRIDAY
night with Mrs. Bob, Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zimmet ant
sons We're and Vern were dinnel
/ guests at the Frank Gruenewalt
home Sunday
Frank Owens was in this vicinit!
4 Friday, writing hail insurance.
4 There will be Box and Pie SUP
4 per at Plains School house Satur
4 lay, June Bird. with dance a
, Plains afterwards. Proceeds from
supper and dance to go for equip
: ment for the Plains ball team Ey
crybody cordially invited to come.
A large crowd attended the Pay
berg sale Friday. Things sold faii
ly well
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PLAINS PIcKINGs
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tBarbarba Zimmetl

Clair Sloniger was transacting
business in Holly Tuesday
Margaret Gefellers was a Holly
shopper Wednesday.
Happy Owens is suffering from
an attack of chicken pox.
r. r. Gilley is breaking sod for
Lars Hansen.
Roy Garret was transacting bust
ness in Holly Wednesday.
Harry Zimmet called at w p.
Grisier's Tuesday.
Buster Neale spent Saturday
night with Clinton Kelley.
II. C. Zimmet called on Bert Fritz
Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Wells left Wednesday
for M extended visit with relatives
in Iowa.
v. II. Kelley and son Harry were
transacting business in Holly Fri
day.
Frank Gruenewald went to the
cedars after a load of posts
Mrs, Clair Slonigcr and Mrs. VIII
Memgo called at the Sophia Zimmet
home Tuesday.
| Henry Ford was transacting bust
ness in lanai Wednesday,
w. p. Grisier was transactine
business in Holly Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs Glen Foster of Enid
Okla, have come to town to work
on the f. w. Smith ranch north of
town.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev r.. III. Cantwcll, Minister
Sunday School at 1900 r. E. Pow
ers, supt. Glasses for all.
Morning Worship at II a. m. Subject
Evening service at 500. Subject
AT 6:i5 Young Peoples meeting.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
ing ut 500.
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ed Monday. Mr. Indiek reports very
poor crops in the section through
which they drove.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates and
family were the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Howand Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, daughter
Velma and Miss ida Wood drove to
Hooly Monday evening to attend
services at the Christian tabernacle
Miss Viola Rowland spent the
week end in Holly with Gertrude
Erikson and on the Steel ranch
south of town.
MIRA nd Mrs. r. o. Blair, sons Ra-
maid and Dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
liideclSer and son Henry attended
the base bal game in Holly. Sunday
Mrs. l.. f. Norton called on Mrs.
Henry Index Tuesday.
Misses yelma Irwin and Ida Wood
called on Myota Shelton Sunday ar
telnoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin and fam
ily Miss Ida Wood, bIr. and Mrs.
Jacob Hidecker and son Henry
drove to the Roosevelt School house
where they attended commence
mant program, Ncdnesd dfg cy nj g.
Walter and Ernest Rohinsou n
Harold Howlan,l called on fIarry
and Roy Irwin Sunday afternoon.
! Mr. and Mrs. n, .. Blair cajietl
on MI and Mrs. Henry Index Non
day evening
VIM. lIowlard and Henry Index
made a business trip to Hartman
Monday
Misses Gertrude Eril,son and Del
Ia Steele of south Holly called at
fhe Rowland home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Foster Of Enid
Okla, have come to town to wort
on the T. w. Smith ranch north o
town.
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Mrs. Z. NJ. Lindsey, Cheney Centerl

NJ. A. Stewart and family were
Holly visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crabill were
visiting in Holly at the Burnett
home Saturday.
Nj a nd Mrs. It. b. Kennedy and
n Newl were callers at TIE Lind
sey home Friday
Evan Lewis spent Friday night
with Henry Pringle
Charles and Burr Croft Were
transacting business In Holly Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Carter left Mon
day for the mountains where they
wll spend week or so visiting re-
| latives
Dave Weeks and Newl Kennedy
went down in Baca county Thurs
day.
| Miss Ethel ard Eta Crabill moy
ed home from Granada Saturday
their school closing Friday evening
| Vern HOulton was caller at the
i. H. Houlton home Sunday even
| ing.
Albert Hopkins and daughter
Irene came down from Bristol, Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday at
/ home
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Carter arrived
Saturday from Sincerity, Kansas,
and are visiting few days at the
Ed Bolejack home
p. T.. Boleiack and son Clarna
Homer and Miss Lofts left Monday
for Denver and the mountains. They
expect to spend the summer there.
There was large crowd attended
the Hamilton county Sunday School
convention at SOddy-viey school
house last Thursday. Delegates
from all over Hamilton county were
present and good program was en-.
| ioyed by all and the usual big din
ner was spread with plenty of fried
chicken and good eats of every
kind.
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METHODIST CHuRCH

Preaching both hours by the pas
tor, N r. Stone
Sunday School at 10 a, m. j. s, Reed
superintendent
League at 6:t5 u IN.
A v0f,. e.'irl invitation to all
visitors and strar~crs in the city to
attend these services.
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Mrs. Mabel Lycan)

Pete Oman of Minden. Nebr. was a
caller here Friday. Mr.. Oman has
extensive land holdings here and
has 900 acres of wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence, Viola
and Rena Robinson, picniced with
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science service will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Wilk-
ins each Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The public cordially invit-
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PLACES OF SUNDAY
WORSHIP IN HOLLY
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Glasses for all. c. A, Tenny, Supt.
Preaching service at liza. IN. and 500
p. IN.
Young Peoples Meeting Gas p. m.
Children's meeting, Mrs. Lewis.
leader, at 3 p. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 500
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CHRISTIAN

Sunday seioui Zach sunday at the
Tahernncio at --7,.--l 1000 a. m
Comnrlnion services after Sunday
School.
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BRING IN NEWS

We print all the news-if
we can get it. But we are not
omnicient, omnipresenc nor
omnipotent so we must de-
pend on you to help furnish
the news. Send. bring in or
telephone any items that
would likely interest the
public on personal notes,
society notes, church socials,
home parties, lodge doings,
dances, ball games, reception
and personal and social ev-
ents of alllkinds. Help make
the paper more "newsy."
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tViola Howland, Route AZ

Misses Velma Irwin and Ida Wood
called ut the VIM. Rowland home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Index and
son Bernard left Friday morning
for Dodge City, Kansas, and return
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
TALLAHAssEE,s PROSPERITY

The state papers are full of comments as to the
progress which being by Tallahassee the
during the past week having carried stories
which the prosperity of the capital city is lauded by
two Pensacoians who have recently visited there.
The Tampa Tribune carries the following editorial
calilS of the for the
which come Tallahassee during the past years.
The second annual report of the city manager OF
TaiIa aassee for the year ending March 1922 Is out
of the finest illustrations of what properly
condDed city business administration do
that could be found.
Tallahassee has three commissioners and city
manager. The commissioners are: Hon A. p. McCaa-
KILL chairman and mayor; Hon. j. stuart Lewis, mayor
pro tsrn; and Guyte McCord, commissions: The
city naanager is Mr. ]. w. Greer
sVVhen Tallahassee went under commission manager
government q little than two of the
things did to buy, or construct its city
utilt,es In the face of an unfrieady it SOLD
its bonds for $4,000 at discount s22197l5 which
Immediately and properly added to the cost
o: plants Then out Of the net earnings Of the plant
fur the first year they recoup TINT
add the additional to the bond ISSUE to
build plants complete and without dollar Of floating
debt OF any kind.
one paragraph from his report is worth repro
ducing
hassee shown by the report to be s328,98229, and
earnings (gross) for the were $44,34T15
addition to this your city was furnished
free of charge all street lghh all IRE MIGRANT rental
and all gas water electric lights for buildings,
parks every municipal use"
Then. after showing that Tallahassee has the lowest
tax rate of any municipality Florida paved
built streets kept the city BEAUTIFULLY clean added
nnara+s IL the fire department and bought what
supplies department needed has made city beaut
indeed and has for the first time in its history de-
rived from it's police department in fact
after showing progress growth and modernity in
place. report conclusion this fine test
monia the business management of the commission;
You have operated the city !" !" on the budget
system You have lived within its resources, have
borrowed penny current expenses have paid
before the 10th of the month just as you have
required all due the city its utilities
to paid. You do not dollar OF floating debt
and you quit the fiscal year on February 2Sth with
valuable cash in the bank of $2173279, more than
sufficient working capital to the city until taxes
are again collected and to it on the bust
ness you it since tnauguarated the
new government"
mo wonder the reports of the City of Tallahassee
unders commission government, sought by
Municipalities all United States and Canada
wonder 100 advance requests for immediate
sending copies Of the second annual report OF the city
mar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
STOP PLUMBER BILLS

Hon. Joseph E. Warner of Taunton former speaker
OF the Mississippi Representatives, candi
Lieutenant Governor in address at Brockton
June 6. declared that unless speedily call halt se
government in the United States will be only a
memory" The of Mr.. Warmers address follows:
"The cornerstone of our American democracy is
1Oca sef-gevrnment. The who founded our repup-
students of history and they knew all about gov
eminent by kings by tyrants ana by oureaucla's III y
distant capital whom the will Of the people was
matter OF complete indifference.
"rhey were determined to guard against domination
by such rulers country for all time
the right to themselves The States were to be
so-aia statas and each county and town was to
local sef-government The which resulted from
this system this country the ideal Of liberty to OPP
pressed people all the world and millions nave
flocked to shores.
I'VE have enjoyed this liberty long that have
come TO take II for granted air breathe and
value it so lightly that we are allowing II
To he stolen frcrn scarcely protest. Federal
control of this control OF that
by people special to grind and the letters
are multiplying that unless speedily call nan
self government the United States will soon be only
a" new device for destroying self government by the
states has recently been specious title
of Federal welfare Bills of these to Con-
press was the o-caled Maternity which proposed to
nut American mothers and babies the care of
reau at Washington; each state was to be given a
bride give the right to care for its own citizens
After Congress passed this Maternity Bill it came
back to our Legislature be acted upon
proud that our legislators turned 1t dow"
with such bang the report was heard from
Atlantic to the Pacific prominent MassachuSeIts
Republican says Gin flngng this BIZ out OF the
into the teeth or Congress-
done the greatest thing flung the tea into Boston
harbor"
"rhe next Federal Welfare Bill which threatens us
is the Towner- Sterling Education Bill 1t will cost
two hundred million begin with, and the cost
may amount untold sums. 1t viii make our puDLc
schools pawn in national politics and Will centraLHe
education in country education was centralized IN
Germany with such disastrous results.
THE time stop these public plumber Bills is now
See to it that every elect to office
is loval both to the Constitution OF
the which guarantees to every state In the
Union the right to local self government.