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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16

Antonio Molino. formerly a grocer at
45 East 13lst street, was put ON trial
for murder In the first degree yesterday
before Judge Grain In General Sessions.
He IL accusd Of having shot and killed
his wife, Fannie. lie says no found
her with q boarder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
LAW TO FIT THE CASE.
Rcstraint Of Trade May he Charged
Against Consular Onicers.

WASHINGTON, Nov, lb,-The sug ges-
tion WA made to-day that the alleged
activitles OF Austro-IIungarian consular
officers In regard to Austro-Hungarians
working in American munition plans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
ship REGISTRY LAW
CHANGES ASKED FOR
Congress Not Likely 10 Make
Act More In Accord With
the Law Of Nations.
WOULD STOP SEIZU RES

wAsHiNoroN. Nov. 1b-Omcials ~
the state Department are reaching the
conclusion that laws Of the United
States governing the admission OF yes
sells to American registry should be
amended so as to make domestic prac-
tlce moro In accord with the Law OF
nations. 1t Is possible that recon-
mendations to this effect may be trans
mitted to Congress ut the coming SEES
sion, though 1t IL admitted that the
prospect of bringing about amend
ments Is not particularly good at TINS
time.
The cases OF the vessels OF tho Trans
atlantic Steamship Company havo
brought the matter to the fore. Regis
try was granted to these vessels last
summer under tho act OF last year
governing the admission to American
registry OF foreign built vessels. They
are now being seized by British cruisers
on the ground that. while they may De
entitled under United States law TO ny
the American flag. they are really yes
sells belonging to enemies OF Great Brit
ain.
The company, Of which Richard Wag-
ner Of New York Is president. pre-
scented to Washington prima facie evil
dence that the vessels were owned oy
the firm, which had been Incorporated
In this country. Under the law the
Department Of Commerce had no choice
In the matter and was compelled TO
grant registry.
Seizures Result Ia Appeals.
now NAT me vesseIs arc oe,ns 49,
upon 10 take measures to enable the
vessels to keep the seas. In this re-
spect II has not entirely satisfied those
Interested.
Counsel for the company have maze
argument at the state Department that
even under existing law the granting OF
registry Is proof of the United states
belief in the right OF a vessel 10 ny me
American flag under International IA"
az well as under domestic law WIN
this view the state Department is In
cllned 10 differ. II has arranged. how
ever, that counsel for III Transatlantic
company sn'il submit In writing their
arguments.
The British charge that the vessels
OF this company are really German
owned. and that the American corpora
ton is merely "a dummy TO conceal the
Germans said to have provided the
money for the purchase OF The vessels
and also, 1t is now alleged. SIN the
beneficiaries OF ownership OF tne 'esseIS
Unde existing law United states oH!-
cials could not a into consideration
such questions. but were required TO
grant registry on a prima facie show
ing that the vessels were American
owned.
Trouble Was Expected.
A.. a.. ~ au,r,. ,,a. gr,r,sd IN
sa 80" or,cr,,s here foil
nv. VI ~, mn,,s n,o,,,I ansua
n."n ono. ,oratnn.d ha,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28

"Around that grief-bowet- woman,
I threw the weeds of widowhood-
but / paid for the chance to do it;
and they who took my money knew
that / would do it.
From 1.-THE Song Or tho Bar
Room" i'm Watson's Prose AIiscclla-
MES, second edition. Price $500.
TIE JEFFS, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28
THE FOURTH DEGREE X. OF G.
OATH
OATH,

Dear Sir: If you have time and
space would you kindly state in your
next paper what caused the K. of CTS
oath to be put down in congressional
records.
AS reader of number of your
books am interested. l have a num-
Der of fellow workmen who are K.
of C's.. They claim that you lied on
them and no such is in congressional
records.
Sincerely yours,
A. r. STANFORD.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28
(Answer)

The alleged 4th degree oath of the
Italian Pope's newest secret society
was placed in the Congressional
Record by New Jersey member of
the Lower House of Congress.
The Record speaks for itself
The member did not say that the
oath was genuine; he said just the
reverse.
What I have challenged these
traitors to do, was to come to the
scratch and meet the proofs.
That challenge has been made again
and again.
See our pamphlet on the 4th de-
gree oath.
The late Archbishop Quigley of
Chicago boastingly referred to these
bers take an oath of allegiance to
foreigner; and Quigley said that
these military orders were ready to
meet "the enemy whenever the
Pope's high-priests gave the nod
Who are "the enemy?
What is the military preparation?
Who are they arming and drilling
to fight?
Why does foreign church arm
and drill American Catholics, to be
ready to make war ON American
Protestants?
The alleged K. of c., oath Oath de-
gree) is the same in substance and
purpose as that which all Roman
bishops and cardinals take.
T. E. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28
THE SUPPORT OF HIS FRIENDS
is ALL II. E w. ASKS FOR.

Dear Sir: We the undersigned
have been readers of your literature
for years, and admire and fully en-
dorse your position on the Frank
case, Catholicism and Foreign Mis-
slons, as you are the only man, and
your paper the only paper that dared
to, fully defend the people against the
damning Entertainments of Catholic
ism, and the unjust and un-Gospel
methods of the Foreign Mission sys-
tenn. And in the Frank case the only
one to defend the courts and the
people OF Georgia against the vile
misrepresentation and SANDER of big
Jews, big money, big newspapers and
big liars and one of the biggest trait
ors that ever cursed the grand old
state Of Georgia in the person of ex-
Governor John M. Slaton.
And dear Tom, we desire to ex-s
press our thanks to you, and not only
we, but 81 per cent. of the people
from this section of Georgia for the
courage manhood and patriotism ex-
pressed in our defense, and for the
moral, financial, political and relig-
ious truths you preach to us from
week to week and from month to
month through the Jeffs. May God
bless you, and may you live to enjoy
the reward your labors so richly de-
serve.
l am a preacher but not one of
those hired commuters thank God,
and my cO-Writer J. w. Brewer is an
old Confederate soldier and has been
reader of all your literature since
the first Of your publications and
you cannot boast of stronger friend
Or supporter in Georgia as we admire
the patriotism, honesty and faithful
ness of Solicitor Hugh NJ. Dorsey and
as we know that he spent good
sum of his own money in prosecut-
ing one Of the worst criminals ever
known in Georgia And we know he
would not permit us to offer him
anything as a fee for his services to
the state, but as citizens of Georgia
we love the man and want to honor
the man who faithfully performed to
the last his duty in prosecuting the
man who would criminally violate
and then cruelty kill one Of our
daughters and there are hundreds OF
us here who would love to present
to him some gift as a present to eX-
press our regard for, and apprecla-
ton of the man who unselfiShly, I'M
tireingly and faithfully fought for
the protection and the virtue of our
womanhood and for the just eXecu-
ton of our laws, if he will accept it.
We want the public to know, the
world to know, that all patriotic
Georgians love the man who dares to
stand for righteousness and Justice
Yours for justice,
A. J. PARKER,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28
RESOLUTION.
Offered by II. j. Mcbride.

The Harmony Association now in
session on it's fifty first meeting. Be
it resolved that we do indorse
Brother Thomas E. Watson on his
stand against the Foreign Mission
Board, as it is not in keeping with
the Bible and Christ plan of send
ing the gospel. Also we indorse
Brother Watson on his stand against
Roman Catholicism. 1t is also or
dered by the association that this
resolution be spread on our minutes
of the association, and that a copy
be sent to Brother Watson with the
request that the same be published
in the Jeffersonian and Watson's
Magazine.
This October 18th, 1915.
REV. H. p. BROWN,
Moderator.
A. j. MCBRIDE, Clerk.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-28
THE w. NJ. SUTTLES REFERRED
TO HAS BEEN TRAVELLING
THROUGH NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA FOR THE PAST
TWO MONTHS.
Receipts Bearing His Name Have
Rnen Sent fn vThiS 0ffico

Dear Sir: In your last issue of the
Jeff. l note on the editorial page
warning" that "W. NJ Suttles is not
authorized to solicit subscriptions for
the Jeffersonian Publishing Com
pany'' ETC., and as this is the exact
name of my warm personal friend. a
well-known teacher here in the night
High School, splendid gentleman Of
the highest character, one who has
never solicited subscriptions for any
paper, / am sure the mere calling at
tention Of this will be sufficient to
impel voluntary explanation in your
next issue of this card as not refer
ring to him
II cannot account for the affair nor
do I know anything leading up to
the note, but do know Mr. w. M.
Suttles, the popular and well-known
teacher here and I merely call atten-
ton to the matter that you may do
the right thing in the premises.
Yours very truly,
E. F. CHILDRESS.
Atlanta, Ga.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
CLARKS0N COMES
FOR ROAD TALKS
Misseurian Expected % Show Rcek L.
land County one WAY o. Meet
IT. Highway Frobicm.

D. u CIares1n Of Carthage. $50. ar
rived iu Nipllnr this moruiuE and this
evening be- speaks az $3.50 a. the Mo-
lice Commercial club. where a meet
irE uiu b. held Tor the purpose %
orEaaizinF q lsE-day road club ludl-
ests0rs are that there siii b. no din
eaity iu forming str1uE organization
and ore whira viii really accomplish
somrthiaE is the liFret51n os better
Highways
Tomorrow svrsinE Mr Ciartsoa
speaks az che Rock tsland club under
che sgsp'c~s % that organization
Everybody Interested ia she subject Go
iavjtrd 90 b. psss~at. F0rminE 90 a
e.ub here NIL b. aEii4te4.
rhurs4&y ~veniaE thSFe uiii b. a
meeting 60 the East Mp.ine Commercial
eiub. and g e. likely that city wiii
also Sc into enc game with a working
1FEanizaEi8a-
,tF CiarEs8s has q message % vital
lg- P9Ftzacs o. every community and
ore % especial sa1m@at ir Rock L.
tasa courty. which admittedly Be- BE-
bird tks pr1eessiau o. the matter %
Highways There sh1aid b. a good
rspressstatios o. Rock tsiaaGeFs out
90 kszs hisa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Australia, was among the foreign del
egatcs.
The convention will continue over
Friday. Chief among the meetings to-
day was a reception for William
woodhead OF san Francisco. president
% the association, reports Of officers
and addresses Of welcome.
Tonight there viii be a monster ad-
vertising pageant in which 5000 per-
sons are expected 10 march. One hun
dred and fifty floats representing ale
gorical scenes in American history
and 20 brass hands Will be in the par
ade. The amount TO he expended on
the spectacle Is more than 100000.
The delegates were 10 be dressed in
muiti-coiored uniforms. and were 10
have a miniature menagerie among
them as mascots. The Texas delega-
ton OF ESQ brought a crocodile. led
by a silver chain leash. The Califor-
MIA delegation had small brown bear
as n mascot. There were $50 persons
in the delegation from Iowa.
Within the next five years all high
schools. business colleges and univer-
sites undoubtedly will include adver-
Using as a part OF their courses, &C
cording 10 LeweIlyn z. Pratt OF New
York city. chairman of the education
al committee.
There are now IS institutions Of
higher education Offering courses in
advertising" Mr.. Pratt said in his re-
port. "Of schools and y. NJ c. AS
there are ~ conducting regular class
es in advertising"
Frank Leroy Blanchard OF the edu-
cafional committee. in his report,
makes the prediction that before
another decade has passed, "a know
ledge OF the principles and practices
Of advertising will be regarded just as
essential 20 the intellectual equipment
OF n young man who IS TO follow
business career. as a knowledge of
mathematics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FEDERATION WILL
HOLD A CARNIVAL
rnisa Msn % stage a Mia-Sanmsr
FESTIVAL AZ ESPssitisn PaFk for
Wesk Iaiy o. N.

A special meeting % the executive
board % the TFi-City Federation Of
Labor uiti b. held toaiEht 81 Industrial
ball for che pEFpose pf appoiutiuE com
nfttses 90 arrange for a BIZ festival 90
b. staged az Exposition park by the
Federation. Juiy Sill
The Americas Amusement company.
which &c is said carries one % the
eisanest and most cotnpists carnivaia
ia che middle sect. has been chartered
90 saFuisa the entertainment for the
festival The carnival comes here
from Kewanec where u plays AZ the
F.Iks' homecoming events the seek
prior to its appearance. here In ad-
ditioa 20 the carnival an interesting
program ~ith local talent engaged viii
D. added. The event 10 20 be known as
the midsummer festival and plans are
being made for many unique features.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
GET NEW KIDNEYS !

The kidneys are the most overworked
organs OF the human body. and when
they fail in their work OF altering out
and throwing OF the poisons developed
IN the system. things begin 10 happen.
One of the first warnings IS pain or
stiffness IN the lever part OF the back;
highly coiored urine: loss OF appetite'
indigestion. irritation. or even stone in
the bladder. These symptoms indicate
a condition that may lead 20 that
dreaded and fatal maiady. Bright's Dis
ease. FOR which there Is said 10 be no
cure.
You can almost certainly find i'm
mediate relief in GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem OIL Capsules. For more than zoo
years this famous preparation has been
an unfaiiing remedy for all kidney.
bladder and urinary troubles Get IL
n, any drug store. and II Il does not
give you almost immediate relief. your
money will be refunded. Prices. 25e.
soc. and si-0O. Be sure you sc; the
GOLD MEDAL brand None other gen
giae--(Acy.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
PUPILS PERFORM
MOST ADMIRABLY
Iso~ii~uf rre<rzz eivea az CON-
E-nosasnt q - AArJ'. school
-Heasrs awarded

To graduates % So stGry's school
were eozs-rrsf fi7so=as yesterday a.
tsrzsoz ~ Rev. Ps;sr ?. Kiaek. rec
zoe % 81. Stary's parish. a. me coca
=szee=sst sstrrtais=e=s n coizzst.
Ezii. corner FtftA sEeszs ar6 Tvea-
sy-sse0e9 street Thoss Who re-
esfrs,s diplomas. siEaisytnE eosapissioa
% tks course offered az the school.
were Cecilia ElseEsr Earl wieh and
AEtsaF Lsrcs- Gold medals we're also
ssessasrd 90 the graduates as q reeos-
sffias % thsfF Esa~raf psoeeisaey.
c9'ambiz hail vas crowded 90 the
iiaft Wtsh fFt~ass aa9 relatives @ tas
sszsssss an4 ths program whtes gzs
resfsred ~ tEe boys ard girls proved
tase-sssfax szd se3oTsbls. The ssisz-
ga va-x % ne pu1fis yesterday vas
-zs-e ssaa rracftyfaE 90 ne Sisters %
- FEa1efs % shs Immaculate Goa
eepsfoc Wto supervised their daily
-g1sfz- ans Fzshsr Eiuek expressed
- Seites today NAT 80 enrolment
woztt - greatly Increased when
school opens o. seps~1b~s. The ta-
terror % IRE school buiiGinE e. 90 b.
remo6sied arf rev sStarss Installed
ne Es,f medal. which vas given
~ Attoaez eouncit. EsiFhts % Caiufa-
bas. % stis city vas prsssafsd 90
sophie schsitEs foF high average 10
frportmeat Father Eiuck vas pre-
serted with a bouasst ~ Matilda Kali
on behalf % ths pupils Admission
uss charged % che hall yesterday. and
q nice sum vas TsaltEs4 which viii BE-
used fgr the needs % the school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FATHERS DUTY TO
Be IDEAL FOR SON
0mer Gismsnss In Hrssxfnr ro 81
rsaBg tsss Hat~rLsf rn4a a.
ansls % Far~nts-


Ftarrsf fsF services az sse Ftrss
NrmeflsE ehaFes drss "a aseleaer
yesterday mat su-f she eearea WIN
a..-Hs. fsefF sons. ss veil as wfsa
Harrrs aad sisters rHr aaf1saee
raaa vss decorated WIN sla& cana.
cons sat Al tBs close ~ me service
eseH rswrF vac Efves a sfaE aa-xrr.
FL rsag boz whose father vas s-af
ess given a shfEs eaFaaEon. as 20
sls fssaHtsrs a. ven we're Elfsn sew
sFs fsF saseas or eeaa esShsfs ne
s8aH .6rE was shed wtta men aas
.8+F ssaE az safsem sb6reeriaar -
ftF eat trtsftrst SOTO eFalssr
Fse gwen nF herbert tfsftaetrf
uele-tl ere east3r fsEts &
s= HfrW-. fffenar thy Ttsser srt
.I.rr s6nt- H aaar ss Follows
Eel feE service of seas5 a-aF.
u.r f. t+TUsr af aef f Vh.es q vIt
. flagf r.s f-seae .stV EasF
I.sr e1arFaI r1gtsTt1es ar
paF.t me nrsrger of GOOD a-s
H- rl-F.r ~ ett Hrs. saG Fss ean
-s ue sFFt taG fsGrrs snf ere
..E OF rse vert 0s fse Fess.s af
Ha.sa..HE Of Fa-ss aefE-ee-s
...I a-G HasE rE-et Fs-fr gWr lssa-
-a.e rHr good sst ssHs,eae CD sfer-
r1- aft-a.- 1- hat earr rt-
e.t s-sfsasssF frae aaf ta
H.v f#-HF Hr-s set rar efrF
s.H.9srsHs otter vas s sses AFFAIR
.HraE fHr asE 300 years ta-fr
Dos H--a f .er.5ef fFsf Gra vrFr .as-
a. Hr.F place ia che ebgFes. aaE sE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

vsls tse foer cag.4 roe Or Govr OF
s.E sClI sometimes fs- "a DAY ssli q. Ess
sE r. g8e- was rervous. se8 eslf very
EEr.- appetite. co sHssiEios. aseassesefF.
s1d sfgra f-ig as EsogEs . hssf re
friend In gse world After { Bad tried
aosE every fsrsair r-use,iF wtsssgE sgss-
cess. ny Gotker-ts-fsgg ADVISED re -
Etss LYDIA a. Ftnksan's Eeertae1s
Csmeogad did so ard gained "a
sEfsaeth EVERY day. . have nov 90 tregs-
Die ia ssy way ssd h3EsiV PRAISE yers=
rfeJiciae. tE atvertises itself Mrs.
s. z tlcBGeV. Eidon. Mssse,sri
Esuenber. enc remedy whaeh 50
gsfs vac Lge.ia q. rteEhaaa's VeErssair
Compound F5F sale svsrywsers.
tt has helped thousands % wsr~-
who have been trogai-t witk Gssisr.s-
elenEs inflammation. uicsrasiar. t.s7ssre.
,frrg'i' sritiss. periodic PAINS. tse'taeas.
uat bearing down fsr,tae. iad zrssasr.
eat eervags prpstFasiee. after a.t etsrr
mesas have failed Why dsr's yea ~
go LYDIA O. Fnshass Mseielas Co.
L9as. Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
TEN THOUSAND AD
men AT MEETING
Monster Parade Scheduled for Tonight
az Chicago With an ENPendi-
ture Of 100000.

Chicago. III. June 2i.-Men whose
writings bristie on the advertising
pages OF the nations publications
gathered here today from every state
in the country 10 attend the ilth an
nuai convention OF the Associated Ad-
ver;ising Clubs OF the World
There were 10000 delegates here. II
was estimated. including hundreds
from Canadian cities. oscar Rozier.
president OF the Ad club OF Sidney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
EAGLE STAG PICNIC
Is WELL ATTENDED

The arst STAG picnic 90 the local
asrfs % Eagles vas held yesterday ~
Norris grove near the Watch Tower.
Weather conditions we're ideai and
nearly 200 attended during the day. A
baseball game between the east and
ves: cad Eagles. resulted IN a victory
for the latter. BY a score OF 20 !. The
AFFAIR was a success financially and
another STAG may he arranged IN the
near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

a eaa rsasss sisEi ttsssia Showed 3
ssss CO. sEe goetsrt1F ef q NostssFa
VaefFe special or wtiea sges tsass-
s6rtasf5a is roe E9saFr4- asd SOC htn-
ssff kfeEea o. Sc tksu proved On
coast fsat e@ BAD sess wiiiiaE 90 pay
ere fore. asd recovered ssarty St.ae9
damages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
TOASTMASTERS HOLD
ANNUAL NEXT MONDAY

TIE members % the Toassnasiers'
cigb Will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday evening AZ the
y. ~. c. A. L :. MeCAhe Will preside
and oScc-s wiIi be elected An esPe-
eiaiiy attractive program - being ar
ranged and q - desired that a large
representation % the membership turn
out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

~ -tse--s a
years e cses. ra.
stand or nT fees
bre al a ti and &
could roe wax gwa
blecss wtsssgE err
gr r e1ssE ard
drawing ra.sls a.lvu
ny ri SIDE w ~
frcreesrd egerY
mersh tbae been
sE thaE tre furpi.s
Etc face a1l wafi Z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

tleman opposite, with whom he had
been chatting;
Queer name, 'Motherwell' Is there
a 'Fatherwell' next"
No" was the renly. but we come
Immediately TO Boutwell, London
Tit-Bits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
There Only by Inference.

An Englishman coming by train TO
Glasgow for the first time and pass
Ing Molherwell Junction said to a gen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
BIffeh.

What's the matter. little man
~Boo-co. ore % my teeth hAs step
ped os ~ toeS1e.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

sss pr~sess the G~s are eo=szE back
% sa@ir er1 - eesres sesirs-
Fee fa< ted Yafk~r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Saves a day en- route to Calf
The low exposition fare now in effect
cludes San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Diego, Denver, Colorado Springs, Og
and Salt Lake City. For slight additiC
expense you may visit Rocky Noun
This route was first used by the earliest ex
the PONY Express and the Overland Stage G.