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The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
POSSES SEARCH.
bERNAL HILLS
FOR BANDITS
One of Two Thugs in Grocery
HoIdup Believed Wounded
in Duel With Victim

A man hunt on Bernal Heights
early today followed one of the most
| daring of recent crimes. in which one
of two bandits is believed to have
been wounded in a duel with his vic
Tins
Two masked men entered the gro-
Gerry of Nicholas Jameson at Mont
calm street, Bernal Heights. and held
up the proprietor and his brother.
Peter. They took s23 from the cash
register and $40 from their victims
pockets, then compelled the brothers
to lie down. AS they left. Peter
jameson took a revolver from under
counter and fired. Nine shots were
exchanged.
STEAL UNUSUAL ARTICLES
Here are some of the unusual
things stolen, as shown by few of
the many minor reports to the police:
Nine lanterns.
One are light.
$3.50 worth of cigarettes.
$500 cigars.
Christmas groceries worth $500.
So cement sacks.
IL cans of tomatoes.
One nickel.
Three floors of the Mantle build
ing at Sansome and Clay streets, oc-
cupied by six firms, We're looted. ac
cording to report on which the
police were working today. The
victims were: j. j. Newbarth e. Co.
the Shannon-C -Conmy company. A. l..
Houle & Co. the Franklin Printing
company, the Cottle Printing COM
pany. and James M. Torres. In the
office of the latter the safe was
broken open
The Trinity Episcopal nurses home
at 1910 Page street was ransacked by
a thief, who stopped to chat with one
of his victims, Miss A. b. Long. who
found him in her room. Many nurses
were robbed.
auxiliary In both of these he met
with great success.
An investigation is today being
made into the charge that Special
Policeman ]. Sawyer failed to stop
or even report the holdup of Wong
Fong in the latter's restaurant at
1888 Geary street. Sawyer is said to
have been in the place when the rob-
ber entered and shot at Wong.
THREE SUSPECTS JAILED
Three men have been arrested by
the police as holdup and burglar sus-
poets.
Harry Pelt, alias Remnard, aged
"a. was caught by Corporal Louis
Nye. after an exciting chase in Sut-
ter street. in which the officer fired
several shots at the fleeing Pelt. The
man escaped. but. while searching
the neighborhood, Nye found Pelt ly-
| ing face down at Post and Webster
streets and attempting to hide.
He is charged with attempting to
burglarize a lodging house at 1869
Sutter street at o'clock this morn
ing.
Frank Webster and Charles Nelson
are held in detinue as suspects who
held UP and tried to rob James Bowen
in doorway at Kearny and Pine
streets last night Policeman Will
liam j. Quinn arrested them.
Thieves broke into the St Marys
church last night and robbed the pew
boxes of 5000.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
The State Of
California Saws
Your Security
Is Good

The State Of California
investigates III c assets
back of every Guaranteed
Mortgage.
If you buy Guaranteed
Mortgages for an invest
ment you have the stamp
of approval OF the State
of California for your Sc
curity.
This protection is yours
for the asking.
Without taking specific
steps to take advantage of
this protection you will not
get it: you will have to take
your own chances OF getting
back your interest and prin-
cipal with a possibility OF ex-
periencing difficulties or even
the loss OF your interest and
principal
If you are a big investor,
or even if you have but 500
to invest, it will pay you to
know what protection the
State offers you
Don't put this off, but look
the matter up right now.
The Western Mortgage
and Guaranty Company is
the only company in the
State which has fully COM
piled with the law and which
is authorized to sell Guaran-
teed Mortgages.
Sold in amounts of s1oo.
$500 or $1,000. Suitable
Christmas gifts.
Call at once and ask any
question that you would like
to ask.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

picture by NELL BRINKLEY and interestlr
In the SATURDAY HUMOR SECTION
verse; ''You Are Old, Father '13, = by A. L.
Footlight Flashes.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30

NAY friends, do not forget that Satan r
1EA knows how to quote Scripture. :
Do not forget that Christ said that
many would pretend to believe, and would
cry, Lord Lord without being any the less
black sheep.
; This new Currency-bill which Demo
cratic Congress is trying to rivet upon you,
is the old Enemy with a new do@gh-face
IF that bill becomes a law, your bondage
to Wall Street becomes hopeless. No Moses
can ever lead you back to your ante-bellum
independence, without the direct help of the
Almighty.
Into that bill, the expiring national banks
enter to get new life and enlarged powers.
Into that bill, the Morgan Money Trust
enters, to get the o. k. of the strongest govern
ment that ever was known to the world.
In that bill, is the vicious principle, that
private persons shall control the public fnan
ices, for private gain.
In that bill, ifs the vicious principle that
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30

placed directly under Government supervi-
'The Administration measure, like the Aid
rich measure, robs the people and the Govern
ment OF ali enective control over the public money
supply and vests in the banks exclusively the
dangerous power to make money among the people
scarce or plentiful, said Crozier. "The Admins
tration bank scatters it in IL regional reserve
banks, while the Aldrich bill confined it to one
3ntral bank"
''Private individuals to Control" He Says.
Crozier urged that under the provisions of the
present act the regional reserve board, composed
of private interests directors Of the member
banks-is given full power to decide what guam
tity of currency shall be issued to the people
through controlling the amount of commercial
paper which it will permit to be discounted.
"In other words" he said, 'the imperial power
of elasticity of the public currency and the ten
fold volume of bank credit loans built upon
such currency is welded exclusively by these
central corporations owned by the banks. This
is life and death power all local banks and
business. By making money artifcialy scarce,
it can raise interest rates throughout the coun-
try and increase the bank tax and the cost of
living"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
Mr.. Wasons Speech On the Motion 10 Quash the In(1c

of passions and leads toward the doing O.
those acts which bring into play the VIZ
arts of the man who deals in drugs, .
produce abortion, there are ten lines here IL
catch the man or woman that tries to conce~!
the consequences to which the crime lead
That's the statute.
Ask any lawyer what Congress was
aiming at when it framed that bill
It was aiming at race suicide! 1t was aiming
at those men who prostitute the profession o.
medicine and prevent conception; those doc
tors who tell ral1es how to escape the cons9-
quences of their immortality; who advise
women how to escape the shame which, in a
moment Of weakness and passion and tenn
tation, they have brought upon themselves,
their mothers, their fathers, their families
Ask any lawyer what Congress had in mind
when it passed that Act, and the conclusion
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
Trap TO Catch You In

gold only, shall be the real money-whereas,
the highest law of your country has com
manded the use of both gold and silver.
In that bill, turks the power of the Money
Trust to perpetuate the bonded debt of the
Government, to unsette business to upset
markets, and to create panics.
In that bill, the Government vacates its
strongest citadel, and surrenders it to those
who have been the deGdzie8t enemies Of oar
GENERAL PROSPERITY
Read what was sworn to, before the Com
mittee, by one of the best Judges of that ques
tion-read 1t, men! READ IT!
Washington, Oct. 23-Attacking the Admins
tration currency measure 'as granting just what
Wall Street and the big banks have wanted for
rs years-private control Of the currency
Alfred o. Crozier, currency expert of Cincinnati,
before the Senate Banking and Currency Com
mttee today urged that currency issuance be
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30

posed of Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians,
Episcopalians, and Papists.
The chaplains of the non-Catholic denomi-
nations have not demanded separate flags.
None but the Popes chaplains have made
that insoent and insidious demand.
The pretext they used, was mere ruse.
Their tent could as easily been found as the
tent of the Methodist chaplain.
have been served by using different color of
tent cloth.
Or, they could have surmounted the chapel
tent with cross, or crucifx.
They could easily have swung bell which,
being rung for the services, would have mott
fed the foot-kissers Of the time and place Of
the do-funny performance inside the tent.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTY 4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
Ine11t Against Him

nit that under this statute no extract from
book or pamphlet can be prosecuted.
The COURT: Y GU mean the whole thing
must be alleged?
Mr. WATSON: Yes sir, the general charac-
ter Of the book or pamphlet must, on the face
Of it. and from the unavoidable construction
which would be placed upon it by the aver
age reader, be violative of the law.
Now, if the Court please, take a view of
this statute, from beginning to end, and see
the scope of it, Where there are two lines
dealing with an obscene book, there are ten
lines dealing with vile drugs that are intended
to destroy the fruit of a womans womb;
where there are two lines in the statute aim
ing at an improper book, book which from
it's very character tends to inflame the basest
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
States Army y!

place where they being held, and when sol
ders want to speak to the chaplain private
business they do not like to inquire for his tent
from their fellow-soders for fear of ridcule.
The flag will be 9x2 feet, with blue field and
white Latin or Greek cross. It's adoption was
recommended by his superior officers and
approved by order of the Secretary of War
Father Warnings efforts in this direction have
at last been accomplished and will furnish a
much needed flag for troops in the field
Father Waring authorized by the Secre-
tary of War to represent the United States army
at the Second Missionary Congress in Boston.
COMMENT.
There you see the Pope place another enter
ing wedge.
The chaplains in the Army are as yet, COM
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30

During the recent cavalry camp of instruction
near Winchester, Va, George J. Waring, chaplain
Eleventh cavalry, requested the adoption of a
flag for the chaplain's tent and chapel tent in the
field for the reason that it is difficult to dis
tinguish the chapel tent when troops are massed
together, as they must be in large encampments.
Father Waring states that even officers have
missed services because they could not locate the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
IN the District Court of the United
I States for the Northeastern Division OF
the Southern District of Georgia.
THE UNITED STATES
THOMAS E. WATSON.

Before Judge Rufus E. Foster, of the East
fern District of Louisiana, at Augusta, Geor-
Igia, on October Dist, 1913:
After Mr.. McLendon had argued at length
IN the motion to quash the Indictment in the
'above case, before the Court rendered his
decision, Mr.. Watson requested that he be
given permission to briefly address the Court
lin support of said motion to quash, which
was granted, Mr.. Watson speaking as fol-
lows, this being the official stenographic
sreport:
! Mr. WATSON: IF the Court please, [ sub
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30

FROM last weeks issue of The Nev World,
the official organ of the Romanist Arch
bishop of Chicago, we clip the following:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
,LA1N's FLAG AN ARMY FEATURE
Catholic Chaplain of Eleventh Cavalry Obtains a
Needed Concession.
Especial Correspondence

Washington, D. c., Oct. 20, 1913.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
that A1oneyTrustBi Bill! ills Wall Streets Gigantic

placed directly under Government superv
sion
THE Administration measure, like the AlG
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GterbliHfeitsberiHt.

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SOnntaa, 13. Suli

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begab Iih in Die Sirhs, I'm bic Girs
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mebr Shaoen burh DaFer als oura
5euer angerihtet.
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Die areibrief-a -aampasne.

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benz Cope perfprdden, ibm billige Gis
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ausaeben. Quf GrunD beg Junoes
bofft bic polt3ei Der 8uri4en bdlo
ba66aft su psrbeu.
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Npd) mid)t entidbiebets
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2lnt IienItag
&iro Der Snrgsrmetiter ocm Staot'
ratb Sas Snoget uuo ietne
5abresbutid)ait unterbreiten.

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b6ria beid,nitten Doroen, 10 gum 9ei'
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rahmen ser Stoot ourd oas SSHtraft'
treteH nes neucn Si3ensgeIcses M
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erleloen lDeroen.
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WiQiam uno Roiie Gei6sptB, 1856
gins 5trabs; Snabs.
Uiaiam uuo guguItd 5oon, 1910
Gara Strabe; anabe.
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Ohio; Gnn6e.
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WsnIton glace; Gnabs.
9elpts uuo Catherine Sbi6el. 21e
glbxr Strabe; andbe.
Wilium unb 6enristta 3ellers 1911
Race GtruBs; Wdbhen.
0iliam uno 9i33ie Suh!mdn
Winton Rpab; MGbheu.
9ouis uno Celia Rsmlinger, Mabi
Ionpille; Gndbe.
albert unn Marp 5snsler. Gour
uno Main Strobe; anabe.
Charles unn Grace 6rans, 35'
grpaut GpeHus; anobe.
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