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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22
WILLIAM SULZER
LEAVES NEW YORK
CAPITAL IN SILENCE
CONTINUED from Page One.


he thought that if Colonel Roosevelt
were in this country he would have his
support.
Conjecture was rife here today as to
Just what Tammany Hall would do in
the fight. 1t is known that all of the
unused evidence in the impeachment
trial is in the hands of the Tammany
leaders, and rumor has 1t that this ma
terial soon viii appear In pamphlet
form for general distribution.
Sulzer planned to leave here for New
York late this afternoon. He will live
in hotel there until he can obtain a
suitable house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22
CASE AGAINST
WATSON THROWN
OUT OF COURT
Continued from Page oDe>


to defense of the governments posi-
ton that the indictment need merely
Indicate the alleged obsence passages
and not the entire article in which they
appeared He said that he had decis-
ions to support this, but did not pro-
duce them in court
In announcing his decision, Judge
Foster said:
1T appears in this Indictment, in all
three counts, that the publication all
legged to have been sent through the
mails In violation of the law is an ex-
tract from complete article. 1t is
clearly my opinion that the government
is required to plead the entire article
The article is obscene as a whole or .s
not obscene, and we cannot take out a
few paragraphs here and there and
charge them obscene, and make them
the basis of an indictment 1t may be
ficient to impress the whole publication
with obscenity, but the defendant is
entitled to be charged with sending the
complete article. The publication is an
entire thing. 1t Is not a part or ex-
tract. We would be able to indict a.
sender of the Bible on this theory. We
might take the episode of Potiphar's
wife, or the relations of Oman to his
brothers widow, or something of that
sort, and indict just as we'll
Motion Sustained
Il am not pretending to rule on any
other feature of this Indictment The
question of whether it is obscene if set
out In a dead language is not passed
upon. On this view l will sustain the
motion to quash. Z
ut is possible for the government to
re-indict and make these entire articles
part of the indictment. | think that is
due to the defendant in this case"
What course the United States dis
trict attorney will pursue still is in
doubt, as he has refused so far to dis
cuss the matter Mr.. Watson, before
leaving Augusta for his home at Thom-
son. Ga, expressed himself as satisfied
with the outcome of the trial. He ap-
parently was greatly pleased.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22

Los Angeles October 2i-No matter
how the government obtains evidence it
is admissible according TO a ruling to-
day by Judge Olin Wellborn in the Uni
ted States district court in the case OF
DR.. John Grant Lyman. promtoer of the
defunct Panama development on trial
on charge of having used the mails to
defraud
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22
Given Noisy Reception

New York October 21.--William Sulzer
got a noisy reception here tonight on
his arrival from Albany. At the Grand
Central station a crowd running into the
thousands had assembled to meet him and
as he stepped from the train a voley of
cheers and an ear splitting noise from
horns and other devices saluted him.
Mr.. Sulzer smiled as he struggled for
a passageway through the crowd. extend
ing his hand at intervals to grasp that of
a friend The crowd hurried him from
the waiting room into an automobile
which started downtown followed by q
procession of taXicabs bearing a delega
ton of 800 men from the Sixth assembly
district on the East Side in which Mr.
Sulzer has been nominated for the as
semhly on the progressive ticket.
The route the automobiles took to reach
the East Side led past Tammany Hall,
in Fourteenth street The chauffeur of
the SulZer car brought the machine to
a stop. Other automobiles gathered close
around. and traffic stood still while II
dramatic demonstration ensued, one so
noisy that policemen for blocks around
came running to the scene
Crowds gathered Frantic men, SulzeF
enthusiasts leaped from their automo-
biles, ran to Tammanys doors and shook
tkeir clenched fists at the famous politi-
cal headquarters. Mr.. and Mrs. Sulzer
glanced once at the building, then turned
away until the demonstration ended and
the procession of cars moved on.
Face Grimly Set
The former governors face was set
srimlN as he listened to the cheers given
him during this time. Approaching pro.
gressve headquarters in the district
where he was nominated, the procession
passed the old colonial mansion, since
remodeled into an apartment house
where the Suffers once lived at Second
avenue and Tenth street. Mr.. Sulzer
gazed at the third floor, where he lived
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22
INTRODUCED BY
C.. E. RUSSELL

Mrs. Pankhurst was introduced by
Charles Edward Russell, socialist can
didate for mayor. The audience, the
majority women, made a demonstration
lasting two minutes when the English
militant leader tried to speak Women
stood on chairs and frantically waved
handkerchiefs and yellow flags. Mrs.
Pankhurst closed her eyes and waited
for the enthusiasm to die away.
Her experiences with the immigration
authorities Mrs. Pankhurst spoke of
with praise, declaring the work at Ell
lis Island admirably done and the i'm
migrants cared for there far better
than are the poor alien and native in
Great Britain.
IT have been accustomed to pleading
my own case in England she said. Il
wanted to go to Washington and plead
my own case there. l want to thank
those who pleaded for me there. and
thank the American public. do not
thank the Washington authorities and
1 do not think President Wilson wants
to be thanked. He would say, 1 did
my duty
II congratulate the American people
who have officials in high places who
perform their duties as they see them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22

Nashville, october 21.-The Tennessee
Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church is celebrating its hundredth ami
versary with Old Beach congregation on
Shackle Island, in sumber county. Ten
nessee. 1t was at this church that the
first Cumberland Presbyterian synod in
Tennessee was organized. Ex- Governor
John +. Buchanan was chosen moderator.
The Synod will adjourn Thursday.
New Orleans, October 2l-The subject
of apprentices in printing shops was the
principal matter of business before the
United Tpotheatae of America in con-
v6ntion here oday. The report of the
committee on apprentices, Henry P. Por-
ter of Boston, was chairman, was read
and adopted.
Grand Rapids, Mich. October 2l-With
nearly 1000 delegate present, the Voea-
tional guidance conference began its third
annual meeting here tonight. The larger
social. economic and educatioal bearings
of vocational guidance was the theme
of Owen r. Lovejoy. secretary of the
national child labor committee; DR.. Leon
ard p. Ayres. director of education, Rus
sell Sage foundation, and Prof George r.
Mead of the University of Chicago, who
spoke at the opening session
New York. October 21.-Three men We're
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22

The Savings Depart
ment Of this bank is one of
its most popular features.
As an aid to depositors in
accumulating small say
ings, we provide them
with home savings banks.
These are strong, hand
some, steel boxes, contain
ing slots that receive the
money-pennies, nickels
or dimes-and such sums
as you would not care to
bring to the bank.
By opening a Savings
Account with a dollar or
more, we will loan you the
bank with only the condi-
ton that it be brought to
us at least once a month to
be opened and the contents
credited to your account.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22
WOMEN FIRST
TRIED PERSUASION

Women tried persuasion and argument
in England, peaceful means that have
been effective here, Mrs. Pankhurst said.
These falling violence became necessary.
Nothing was ever got from an English
Parliament except through violence" she
said 1.-The machinery of the British
government is an elaborate arrangement
of how not to do anything. Whatever
social legislation has been secured has
been due to 'women's civil war and much
of II was granted to soften the spirit of
the suffragettes."
The old age pension law. she declared,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-22

Huntington. w. Va. October 21.-Fail-
ure to comply with the laws of baseball
cost the Charleston. w Va team the
championship of the Ohio State league for
1912
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bis autes f4.15--420.
TerpeHttH III fauu itetig su 41Hc.
i @ets 1T feit. - Ginbsinuiasr s1t-6c
Eotna k--sAe.
Rofaffes IN rubig. - glen Crieani
Epsn fsttle, gutter bis Dolce, 35-55e.
pudtr. --Rober lit ieit - H1usenpooI
so Eest, s.2sc. GeutrifugaI SO Teit 878c
UlolaIss- 9uder 50 Teit 283c RafHuirte
Stetia.-gut 2oaf 5.50c ,GruTbeb $40, DtouI
~ 5.96e, Cubes ABS. Bonbersb 4.s5c
G3ranulaieo 4.70c. Tiomono 81" 40, Gpn
fecioners u 4.55e. 9to. 4.50c. Re. Q 4.05t
seo. 8 4.0Oc, Ro. 4 1886, Ro. s 3.9Oc, glo.
8.s5c, Rg. 7 sIs0e, Rp. 8.s5c, 30. o 20,
no. 10 s.o5c, SO. II 3.39c, Qo. IL S.55t
90. I3 5.5Oc. Rc. 4 S.60c.
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gpic bic tASri6tcn Gansfranen

ser @ibeI, ocrbraubea gar oleie Seute
ibrcn &erratb, tire Strait peridpen.
Geriiu) IQa @hlt perdrrut uno b0Io
3eiqen gIeidilrtt, Shmdd,e, Sdiptu-
Del, Ser5fIopien, Dor Aaem aber Ma'
aen. uno Seberleioeu nebit 8clbiuc1t
Den 8erfau an, Der uidl1 anoers als
t6otlieo enoen tuHn, lpenH man nld]t
has rcdhte D}ttteI anuenoet; b + Die
differentiation Ct. Bernard ariltter.
pillcn, Die nur ans ben beIteu BiIan-
4uIQiten ipeSieu fiir Die Setluna loi-
der aronfheits8,titanbe 5ubereIte:
meroen lleber5eIgt @uh, mte uIcte
Iauienoe oorber. p Gents Vile
apotbeten. ~
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@ssb. ssmes nms xsfses ss ass 9ssl
0elb ON cali ivnrbe 90 . - 2Hs aus
eeltsbsn- /.
nrima gefhhftspapisrs mnrbeH 81 .
am bisfonftrt. -
GferlinaGrhanaeiif ID itetig. sidf
au e4S8ss - 4.e8K rHb 0cntMtrsin 5a
H.s25s -4.62H.
nbes.CbffeattcHen fpdrsH pc
tig unb iuurben mie iolat auctsrt:
Bfr Efoaien Refuubirung v5- lVo
~ regiitriSts i0a--tl2, acurons i1OA -
liz. as regiifrirte l02 -f03. Coupons i02
--ioa, Banana Resi4tereo ~ " geb, DO.
81. 90k--i00K.
dtfien Aut Sonponer
1is6,unnG niirbe heuts ON Bormiffdae rari
perfanft, tpcbei bic preiie su IeieeH hdften
Epdfer epholtsn I'D, bieislben aber mseoef
nno Der Wartt Ihlo6 ffars.
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Rsr nprs. u. aaaniI

RshI. - Ter Utarft war heute itetis. -
Sprina wctsnt 10, Wiuter 5traigtts
Al0--4.20, aSintsr Watsnts "a 4O-4.s0.
Eprtna clears t4.00-4.2O, Grtre WiHteg
30. 1 SS.55-S.T5, GItra DO. SO. . eS.36--
s-s0. 2anlas Stroiehfs t4l6--4.2a.
Resaenmehi mar itetig. 5air bts
saies Ss.5e--s.75. Dolce bJ fancp tS-S5--
b.05.
NaismekT mar feit. - beines wsikfs
nab selbss si. .40-1.bo, srobes ei-4O--i.AS.
&tIRbrisD s8.G0.
Rsaaen ilt ltetfg. - 30. . BeItern 10.
G i.f. Wsm PORT gyvcrt.
0sst 9 III rabig. - NaiSssFfts o6--75'
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metau martt.

Rem Dpri "a, auauFt.
aupfer mar beute IIau. - Stanoare "a
sI4T5, Glectroistlc su s15.s7 - 1900
aGte su sie.0o. eating ~ e15.02-l5.T5.
alma IN mtaig ~ s4f0o--41.50.
Blei itetia 5u s4.70-460.
Spelter III ruhts 81 &5.75--5.s5.
gil en- III itetie urb uHperdnoeri.-Ro
/ Wprthern s16.Oo-l6-50, Ro. 2 Rorthera
sf560-l6.25. Ro. l Eoutberu $685.
1856, ,Ro. Soa,heru loft s15.25--l5.5o.
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42I5t. go. 4 DO. 4O---4i Ile per Bn. Rertauft
iDurben: 2 Cars Wo. 3 tpsiber sa 43le, 1
Cor DO. III 4Sc, . Cars go. 4 DO. su 41Hr,
/ Gar wesBer rad) 4rpbe beiSeHe ~ 4fHe,
Cars oDs 81 4015c, Car bo. beif 81 41e.
/ Gar DO. gu 4f1zc, Gar Gtdnoarb ueiBer
5n 43ze nuf benz BefeiIe.
Tog8eu.-Wiarft ilau.-yo. q e4-66c, no.
DO. 6z--64e. Ro, DO. 54-e2c.
Bergleid Der @etretbssgreife NIT btHjent.
gen an glsihen Tags bes Dortgsn Jabres:
gIua., 22. 1913. Mug, 20. 1912
Heiaen, Wo. rotber Winter 94e 107r
Gelf6forn. go. 3 geHsifhtes Toe SIZE
Gdfer, Ro. 3geHtilhter So. 42Kc 34e
RcggeH, 90. 2 .. 66c nc
6eu, Wu. 1 Timcthp $3.50 1890
@htsfn.
Ser Warft ipdr ifetla. Berfnuft ipuroen:
014 Bbls. Tiftillers Ssiniiheb GOODS au
Der Gaiis poH s1.3S per 8alloue.
Grncerfkb
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yieb mdrfte.

cincinnati, 22. ausuft 1919
9nfukr uno Bsrianot iuahreno Der oer'
HcTenen "a Stuuesn. pergGiden NIT ben
portergehenotn 4 Tasen, Uareu Die fcIgt:
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Dcsis WeIbniartt.
gtneinmatt2 "a. auaslt 1918.

lie ssaffraae mad Earlsbeu mar mr.
nidbia nn6 Gslb In nidt IHfbr 10 JET.
farlebsn .pn son1 wuroen uun ben Gan'
Ten III 81 - ~ ausgeiiehtn nHo se.
iddIispapisrs wurben 81 n otsteHtirt. I'm
offsnsn Marfts uurbsn Iariebsn yon call
une aaf Deit ~ DKz p!aeirt.
sssAfH an ssss ussL
purben ~ iee 9isfontc per $1,000 snifd3ea
Banfen pesfaufi. 3ie Geunierrate betrdst
SOC Esansss per 1900.
hss&ssi ssf asssss.
iinb ifetlg. Die fuisenben Euotiranesn ftnh
~ berimfen,
aouboa, Gage gidt, e4s7 ser g;
90 Tage Siht, A.es per 6; garis, 3
Iaet Giht, Sis francs per 800 90 Taas
Siet, 5is GraHfs per 800; fir EsutfAlaab.
{ Tags EidDt, Mart s5E-o5H, bo. 90
foef Eidbt, e4K-94ke.
TofnInfHfnru Bills anf 2onbon purbsu
u 4.s2k, aaf 0Easgop su s4-s2jz unb anI
brfuit su t4.s2 usrtnuft.
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Yuier. Brtiie iin0 felt.-NaFlnlrier
aranuIateo 5.15e, gonfecttoners N" 5.o5c.
On ~ 4.s5-5.05c, peiber rrtra q"
AT5--4sOt, ertra .Gs 4.eo--4.T0c, orbind.
rer aeiber 4.50-4.55c.
Teolaffes III ftetia. - Tew Crisnns
Open aettts $3.50, Centrifugal fs--3ot
per Ganens.
Reis.-gearft sienfih tebhait uHb itetia.
2auifiaua, Sansp 5eab 6K-7c, DriHa 5H
--6ke, orbindrsr 4Z-5t, Japan 5-5kc
per gfunh.