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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
lat II vEsEY STREE

BY Henry Brady.
sOrH ST, : L, n :. 1874 e 9Th Az. :l.5x
81. 3 sly dwlg-J W sterling at W G
O'Brien ct a., due, si7S-g..2. ttNts. Nc.
S3I@i1; adjourned 20 July -.
BY Joseph +. Day.
stTH ST. - W, . :. 55 e Columbus av.
5OxI2s, 5 sly fat-B Il Rabell. eNr. sc.
agt + & Holding co ct al,
due sts'c9l7; taxes. SC, ';5? % the
2?D 81, 1853 L. n :. asa Q Is, av. i6 iOx
ys3, vacant-Iieo DorsCh lgt Margaret
paub ct al. due. "s7.lllso, taxes. 81.
SSjTs7. sub to LIST mtg 5000; to the
p'alhtiH
lat 3cos THIRD AvENUEl
BY Henry Brady.
i7'TH ST. Il W. n . cor Davidson sy.
SlilNisllNS0XgO. sly dwlg-W | sea-
man ag; J p Fox ct al. due. s5.l4iH:
to he plaintiff $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
?3GTH ST. : :. $50 . Oneida av. e5xloo.
vacant-Saml Hollander agt VI 4 Jack
son ct al, readvertised for july .
BY Charles 4. Berr!an.
cosTER ST. ga. e >. 40 5 sporord av.
2oNlOo. sly dwlG-W q Lane agt
Hunts Point Estates ct al; due is.5llIS;
taxes. &c, sl2S.72. to the plaintiff $500
FAlLE ST, 623, " =. 200 n Randall ay.
25xlOO. sty. d~wls--ssme agt same:
TO the plaintiff. $50
FAILE ST. 625. " $. 225 n Randall az sSy
lOo. ? siy dwlg-Same agt same. action
q due. s6.:53,95' taxes, sc, ;s7.35. to
ARTHUR Az, ?oe.. =. lss.7 n ifS,"so
lsskl6.6xl6 9Nli5-Dorothoa Bauer ag,
+ X Stigler ct al; iue SI.4iS79. ta>rs
&c |l-3'29i to the plaintin. ,......sl 900
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ST, 3+-Wordlnger Bros az,
Nathan Cohen, owner; Max GoIdberr,
i5OTH ST. oi.sos w-Max shame,
agt Markert Realty Go, owner ,rc.
newaD .....,,. .s3lS.jl
Pickus agt Eldorado Holding corn
owner. F W lehman & J q Reed, cor.
BRroootHEIE ST. Observation-Disclosures Sand
Co. Inc, sgt 5 & II Realities, Inc, owner,
Nevins & Perelman 60. Inc, con.
CHAMBERS ST, i25.i3i-Manha,an sand
Co. Inc. agt Huggins Estates, Inc, owner
Nevins 4 Perelman co, Inc, con-
tractor . . . .',. . o.. .s,,' 49, D., sac, t,r Sl-hri "a
l4oD ST, I2S-l3S We Miller's Sons. Inc
aGt No iis West li2d It corp, own.
Central PARK WEST. 800. so?LAbr. I.
ham Dukarevitz agt EldnradO Holding
Corp, owner and contractor. ......tj3.3'
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srrREME corRr. corNrY "a NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-John W stirling Plaintiff, against
William {. O'Br!en and A.i,e q. Iobin.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the 2gth day Of MAY, 1913, !. the under
signed. the referee In sail Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at mo
Real Estate Exchange Salrsrooms, No.
haitian, city n New York, on the >th daN
OF July, 1915, At l. o'clock noon on that
day, by Henry Brady, Auc'ioncer, tho prem
ises directed by said judgment to he sold.
and therein described as "a.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
York, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. houn led and described rs
follows: BEGINNlNi ~ a point In the
Northerly side of Thir'Io'h. street, listin,
one hundred AMI s.A,y four feet fou,
inches E~asteriy from ~" Intersection OF
the Northeriy side ~ Thirti-th street ana
the Essterly side Of F!tth Avenue and run
Ming thence Nurth"rlH, parallel with Firm
Avenue md part Of tho. way through 4
party wal, eighty one feet two Inches
street, twenty one feet i've inches, thence
Southern. parallel with Fifth Avenue ana
part Of tho way through another party
wall. elghty.Hne feet Two inches 10 the
Nor,herlN side Of Thirticth street and
Theme. Westerly, along the NorthCrly side
Of Thirticth street, twenty-one feet I'VE
inches TO- the point Of beginning
Dated, Now York, Iune 10. 1915.
y TAYLOR PHILLIPS, Referee
JOHN \ CARVER, Attorney for riaintir
The following Is a diagram NJ the prop.
ertv - be sold IT. strsot Number Is
East s0ih Street, Borough ~ Manhattan
cts of New York:
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T.. llsth ~

The approximate amount OF The len or
charge, TO satisfy which the abOve-de-
scribtd property Is to he Sold. Is Seven
thousand eight hundred seNeutN-seyeu and
o5-loO dollars G',N5sO o.. with Interest
thereon from the twelfth daN OF January.
1918. together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to three hundred. and
twenty-tOur and g.-IUu doiHfS. with tn
terest from the eighteenth ity of January,
1915, together with thv expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessments and water rates. o.
other Hens, which are 90 hp allowed TO the
purchaser out Of the purchase money, or
paid hy the Referee. H. -Four hundred
tweuty-nine ana S7-iOO dollars and In.
tercst.
Dated, New York, June 29th. 1915.
RICHARD steel. Referee.
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East 3Oth street.
The approximate amount Of the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the ahuvc-de-
scribed property Is 70 he sold, is Forty
seven thousand NE hundred and ton and
tbereon from The .qth DAY of MAY. 1919,
together With the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred and eighteen
and sg-lOO Dollars is3lN>Hl, with Interest
from May -, 1919. together with IN" "N-
penscs 81 the sale Tn" approNimats
amount OF the taxes, tssrNsm"hls ana
wnter rates. or other Tens which are to he
allowed to the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money or paid by the Referee, ~
Two thousand three huudrcd and seventy
two and Al 100 Dollars E-,3'-iD and
interest.
Dated, New York, June TO- 1912
y TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee
JOHN \. CARVER Attorney for Plaintiff
The foregoing sal" Is hereby adjourned
to Thursiav, july -, l'lH, AT the sans
time and place
Dated, New York, JulN g, ipl;.
TAYLOR PHILLIPS, Referee.
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aVEENs HOMES AND SITES.

The Hessels- Dashed Agency has sold
for William Teller the ten room dwell
ing with an acre of ground at Dradish
avenue and Wfllets street, Bayside. to
Frank Powell for SIS, 900. Mr.. Powell
expects to raze the present house next
spring and erect a Colonial dwelling to
cost s2j 200.
Leon Birk has sold at Flushing, l.. l.,
SIX lots on Twentieth street. near State
street, to Mrs. James X. Curtis of Wad-
dingtou y. Y. and the plot l00xlO0 on
Twenty-second street, adjoining the
Long Island Railroad, for r. W. Jones
Jr, and Andrew j. Bibby to the Boudean
Company OF Manhattan.
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I T REAL A
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS .Ely&CO
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Av.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE roR ALE

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri.
,ate sale. a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, to oulckly close Inc busi.
ness OF two corporations. offers these
properties at about b0cs Of former prices
They are located at Brentwood. Paiisade.
Morscmere and Leonia. New Jersey, top.
poslte Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes NJ Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy free.
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. u. HAfGHT. Special Deputy supt.
OF Banks. care Banking Department, 81
Broadway. New York city.
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BRONX COM MISSION BUYS.

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, July S,-The
B.onX Parkway Commission has pur-
'1ased property at White Plains and
North White Plains. the total amount
expended being sl50,773. The North
W 'c Plains Land Company was paid
'.>,po0 for nineteen parcels,
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RENTS ~ e scARsDALE PLACE.

Fish 81 .Iarvin have leased for Clar.
cnce l.. Smith his estate at Scarsdale
known as Wood Lea for "A term to
Carman III. Messmore of the knoedler
Galleries. The property is ON the south
side OF Drake road and consists Of a
large stone house. outbuildings and
twenty-siN acres of land.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER wants po-
sition In South America for term Of six
years. provided wages are satisfactory has
had six years experience In Mexico and
mountain work. j L. SMITH, az Rusk
Avenue. Houston. TeSss
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TENANTS FOR CITY SEES.

Slawson & Hobbs havc leased for n
term OF years the three story dwelling
at III West Ninety-frst street for Mrs.
Il. II. How to j. :. Unger.
shaw 4 Co. have leased with Porter
q co. the three story and basement
dwelling at 305 West l3Sth street to
Isabelle Anderson.
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GLEN HEAD FARM SOLD.

Audley Clarke of Brooklyn has bought
through Burton Thompson Il Co. the
7 H. McCoun farm Of n!nety-four acres
On the Cedar swamp Dad at Glen Head
L. !. The property has been In the Nc
CoGn family for over 100 years. II was
held al $4,000,
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bSTH sTREET HOUSE BUYER.

h" napoleon Levy and Nathan Hirsch
ar' 'ac buyers of the dwelling AT ~
ives, fNfty-oighth street, sold recently
y William Is May Il co. for Edwin T.
Holmes.
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L">G ISLAND PLACE RENTED.

LI. .vsc, Washburn a. "a. have leased
,oI George i,enUcr his home on South
D'\' 4 ~IlHndOmo, l.. l., to Michael
" N1dJ"n ~ Syracuse, n. y, for the
1mmes months.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NALE.

. YOUNG MAN wishes n steady position
In priests house, country preferred. =.
NASH. I'll East S3rd ST. so Fitzgerald
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Nnphattaa

76TH ST. t32 E-RosensnaIke. Maurice. to
MNsry Po559a,k"' 'aa E Goth st, atty. i T
c,lriHi n @ nv. 3; " I'd sy. ssxioc ,.stfsSaG2oo
sggier. 40 " e9th s.; atty, 1T co,
e,TH ST. n : % " 81 ,v. :sxio6'SS@Uo
Sqa!'r; ,G;har!e. ?. TO- secie,v Tor Re
dren. ?s7 an av, atty, l. r Go, iGo
2p Nv. ssG-Newbargh saving. bank 'p 10
AMsTERDAM AZ, 's5HHassey. Emile w. 4,
Chambers 81 atty. T q Co, iis broad,
WAFER ST. 900. sOs-wInsiawv wili'tamS w b.
to Wi,Iinm ! Ryan, N.ponsi,, l. | atty,
WATER 81. ?ss- 3o5-Corey. Henry y.
trus, to william II wlnslow. 2is De.
catur 81. Bkiyn; address, IS Liberty
,sT AZ. " c ON st. 2ssxioo-JercrsoS
Count savings Bank to LAWYERS Mtg
GO ~ ~ Liberty st tttyS' Austin & Mex
isTT AV.sw sth st. 81 axloO-is'SWTyssgr s
h h5H Go s,t 70 E Ea.!i" 4 ' & { 81 y ch ri9is
27TH sr, s:ii E-Dudcnslng Richaffi, Jr,
Richarl puLcnsins Jr, iSb Bvay $500
SAME PROpERTY-Same to Rehecca Il
Hcnken. 80. T. seth s., atty,
isT sr. n 5. 300 " 9Th Az, ?5x,os = '
Dispeusary to Rebecra \ Caldwell. l3i
= ssth st; attys. spencer, % a ". -
s7TH ST, :, i2iG . Columhu. ay' l9sS
ioTiiN rreg,Hryunga' k"ren a. to
att, l. ! Jawras. lss Bway.......i. 500
l7STH 81. sal ia3 W-vanderpoeI. Maria
l., to Lawyers Mtg Co, 81 L.ibertv
GRAND ST, n :, 254 g Mott st, 23ilytOo
-Gunrini, Raymond, aud ano, to RAY
m nr'Yo,o d pa a TR and R"m'4ic@ condela;,
93p ST, 1885 E-NuIlcr, Lulu G., TO Lows
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

NDERtLlFF AN, l62l-l523-Luuis cam
tor ct al agt Construction Mortgage Ca
ct al; November IS, lyli.......,. .$Gl,90
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Y W va uhlI' Ia tllftrN hl lfNlfF = AT
STU Az. 2So4. se G l34th -. ?5xloo, Sep
Broadway saw Inst; atty, Richard
SAME PRoPERTY. November is. ifSiOw
Charles and Rebecca Cohen 20 Sigmund
y hoine, ATTY. Man stern. o. Wal
,STH 81. IS. 81 ~ A, :;5sio. Z, March
|, isof-Bertha Lehman TO John Fink
ssf'nsT' e"' '''y'' humme! q II; iSS5555
c65LiuMBrs Nv. SIS, . ;. sos n Sis ~ ST.,
Mary K sanRstg 10 i the Amer.saa M iht
slonsry Assn: atty, 7 q CO, l76 Broad,
sriH Az. ?5o4, ; Isi,h s.. s%;SiiCO'
November Is, lslo-Charles and Rebecca
Cohen to ,Sigmund Il %iieine. SCI " lSoth
st; atty. Max stern. 81 Wall 81 $1,000
April 20, iso5-John .kolessar to Bar
hdra Faas. atty, NJ Rapp. les Broad;
SD ST. q ". n $. ss5 E sth av. s5yiC6.5.
May -. igoi-Joanna r Auchinc!oss -
Mutual Life lns Co ....-.... $1,000
35xi0o, July Il, 1910 Mary J Fitzgerald
TO- W'9iiam II English atty + J Ina,
7sTH sT. n $. ?Ss W Amsterdam av. 'iGx
lo2., July . lsli-Evan $ Potter and
Florence d Potter 10 Aarienne = Pea
body, - Brevoort pi. Rklyn; atty: lno
MULBERRY ST, rs, mortG on lease, Jan
10, lslj-BartoIom,o az CosttnIo to
saranac Realty Co, sttys, ShiIand 4
SAB ST n ~ 500 @e" " it az .2:5,x'ito. Jun
-, l~Sss-Chas u and Minna R'rgmtun
TO the trustees Of Robert Co,!cgr of con
wal t........ ,.,..... ,'..... s.. 600
92p ST u :, 1875 " Rway, ioxlOO> Dec :.
l9o'-Eugenie = lnnet"n to Louis 4
Stcyn. cNr; attys. Sondhcim Il : 10
arm ST Il E. n : 100 ~ Madison Az, COX
1872, July l. lsl2-Eieanor II Livingston
70 4 nVl ~ 1rtta 50 I a At.11 - 80 L.
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WANTED.

.BOARDERs WANTED. Lake sunapee,
pine grove. near landing. plano. good
tame boat frer; suitable for tired teachers
and Office workers; $3.50 weekly. Mrs
y. w. CRIME. NeMhury. y. II
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BUSINESS

ui,n \ MAIL. OKDtR OPPDR-
TuNITY $3.50. Bon ils7. Providence, X, !.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
=

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. " attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second part.)
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE FEATURE OF SESSION
 OF HOUSE YESTERDAY
(ContInued from Page One)

(COntlnued from Page One) will make strong and persistent fgh. for the passage of his bill
 Many Bills Introduced in House
 Nearly 100 bills were introduced in the house today, Representative John of Dallas alone introduced more than 30. A feature of many of the bills in troduced was the unanimity of mem bers of the house regarding the aboli tion of the office of state tax commits sion and back tax commissioners. Prob ably dozen of the measures proposed related to these offices with a view to abolshing them.
 Two of the bills introduced today aims at the abolition of the office of state prison inspector. The author of these measures is Dr.. Justice, representative from Elmore. One of the bills seeks to abolish the office of prison inspector. and the other proposes to delegate the powers of the inspector to the county health officers.
 Dr. Stephenson of Walker county in troduced bill to reinstate on the pen sion roll any Confederate soldier or sailor or their widow, "who has once made proof of his or her husbands loyalty to the Confederate cause. and to forever bar rom the pension roll of this state the Confederate deserter."
 Blue back Speller -. Representative Griffin of Marengo coun- | ty caused considerable applause in the house when he introduced a bill to make "Webster's Blue Back Spelling Book 3 standard textbook to be used in the pub lie schools of the state, and to require the use of this book in all the district schools.
 The Marengo representative introduced | several other bills. one of them author . izing the attorney general to employsall I special counsel.
 4 Representative John of Dallas intro duced child labor bill. fixing the age W of employment at IA years. N Speaker Carmichael, following the read Il ing of the governors financial statement, introduced a bill to appropriate s50.0oos | or as much thereof as may be necessary, ' for the purpose of paying certificates of N indebtedness issued by, the governor to Y certain hanks and individuals for pur- \ cha sing and holding state warrants dur I ing the past four years.
 House Routine
 As was indicated above. the house ses- sion today was mostly of routine na- ture. the introduction of bills engaging most of the attention of the members.
 The house was called to order at 10 . clock with Speaker Carmichael in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-16
SENATOR'S DEBATE
 PROHIBITION BILL
Measure to Make District of Columbia Dry Is
 Discussed

Washington, January ,15.-Prohibition was debated in the Senate nearly all day today without a vote being reached on the rules to consider an amendment to the District of Columbia appropriation bill which would prohibit the sale of liquor in the capital.
 Senator Maritime attacked the proposed legislation as in violation of the personal liberty of residents in the district. He declared the Creator must have planned that men should use alcohol when He made all the most nutritious fruits and grains rich in that stimulant. He read statistics which he said showed that crime, lunacy and other evils were more prevalent in Kansas, a statewide com monwealth, than in Nebraska, where local option prevailed
 This drew a vigorous reply from Sen- ator Bristow.
 Tt is to be regretted that any state should have a senator who would stand on this floor and defend the hated traf- fic," said the Kansas senator. Tn my state of Kansas there are young women and young men who have grown up with out having seen saloon.
 Tt is disgrace to the nation that when they come to visit their capital these sources of pestilence to society should be open to them to enter.''
 Senators Stone, Sutherland and others favored referring the question to the peo- pie of the district. Senator Works agreed that such a course would be best provided women were allowed to vote and Senator Williams approved the referendum, al- though he said he would vote for prohibi- tion in any case.
 Senator Williams said he had changed his opinion since he opposed prohibition in Mississippi and challenged senators to show that whisky ever had bettered any, one.
 'I love a today as well as did Daniel Webster or George Washington" he said, ''but it never did me or anybody else any good except to make them feel better for a little while.''
 Senator Owen favored the adoption of the amendment and of nationwide prohi- bition, but said provision should be made to compensate owners of properties de- stroyed.
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WHISKY POISON

The Chicago American. editorially.
 'sWhisky Ia poison worse than the ordinary poisons. for 1t destroys the mind and moral character first the body afterwards"
 The Neal Three Day Treatment acts as an antidote for whisky poison. eliminates 1t from the system, creates a loathing for liquor or drugs. and soon restores normal mental and physical conditions.
 For full information call or address the Neal Institute. 1914 eth Ave. Main 4B1e.
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Engagement Announced

Sylacauga. January 15.-(Special) )--AIr. and Mrs. IT. Stark this week announced the engagement of their daughter, Ethel to Hubert Samuel Well of Mobile. The date of the wedding will be given out at a later date.
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|SH|P PURCHASE BILL . ! |S|N GRAVE DANGER
Minority Is Playing Havoc With Administration
 Plans

Washington. January 15.-Democratic
 Senate leaders. beset by every parliament
 tarys obstacle that minority senators can
 resort to. practically have abandoned
 hope of accomplishing any general legis-
 lation in the few remaining weeks of the Sixty-third Congress except appropria-
 tion bills and the government ship pur- chase measure.
 Even the ship purchase bill is in danger of failure, in the opinion of some senator's The press of appropriation bills. coupled with the concerted plans of repub- lican leaders to fight the ship bill. is op- erating to keep the latter from reaching a vote. s..
 It became known today that some dem ocratic members had told the President the conservation and Philippine independ- ence measures, urged in his annual mes sage, could not be passed at this session. They also made known to him their appre- | hensions regarding the ship purchase bill. The Senate spent today in consider ation of the District of Columbia appro- | priation bill, the seventh day that has | been devoted to it, while all the great supply measures, including the naval and | military bills, remain to. be disposed of. Both of the latter are certain to encoun- | ter opposition. Prolonged debate also is certain on the rivers and harbors ap- propriation bill.
 The situation has revived talk of an extra session. Although democratic leaders are opposed to that. it is declared
 it may be considered necessary should the shipping bill fail.
 One source of hope to democrats had been that business might he expedited fin night sessions but three efforts to hold night sessions have been fruitless owing
 to failure to muster quorum.
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Paris, January l5.--t5 p. mo-rhe River Seine Is rising rapidly. At Troyes it is out of it's banks and passenger boat serv- ice has been suspended. Tributaries also are out of their banks.
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BILLS INTRODUCED BY
 JEFFERSON LEGISLATORS
 By HUGH w. ROBERTS

convention the following october. This
 bills introduction. followed by the gov ernors special message recommending q constitutional convention, is taken to in- dicate that legislators are in favor of new convention, for which The Age-Her- aid editorially has spoken.
 MT. Copeland: A bill changing the name of the girls industrial school to the Ala bama Training School for Girls, with an appropriation of s75,0o0 for extension of the work.
 MT. Tarrant: A bill requiring the state | to assume charge of the Mercy Home of Birmingham.
 l The child labor bill prepared by the Alabama child labor committee with the | aid of the national child labor commit | tee, is to be introduced Saturday morn | ing by John B. Weakley of Birmingham. The same bill was introduced today in | the senate by Senator H. T. Hartwell of
 Mobile. The bill, which is to be known as the Weakley- -Hartwell child labor bill, | is supported by the Alabama Federation
 of Women's Clubs. It is based upon the uniform child labor law. indorsed by the American Bar association, and has been
 adapted to the conditions in Alabama
 It raises the age limit gradually from
 F to IA, so that no hardship will be
 worked upon employers or children now
 at work in adjusting to it. The bill was l No. 70 in the senate.
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OFFICERS PROMOTED

Adit. Gen. ]. B. Scully, Alabama National Guard. announced tonight the following promotions: Capt. John Watts of Birmingham, to be major of the Medical Corps; Capt. Robert V. Gregory, of Birmingham. to be major of the Quartermaster Corps.
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THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, January 15.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Increasing cloudiness Saturday; rain at night and Sunday; colder Sunday: increasing south east to south winds. probably moderate gale by Saturday night on the coast.
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Local Data
Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at United States Weather Bureau stations during the A hours ending p. m, sev- enty-fifth meridian time. January b. 1915
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Montgomery. January 15.-(Special.) Jefferson's representatives introduced the following bills today:
 Senator Judge: A bill eliminating the commissary check system throughout the mineral district
 MT. Shapiro: A bill making the poll tax applicable to all men between the ages of 21 and 60; another providing compensation. for workingmen; an- other providing for the establishment in Greater Birmingham of a polling place for every 300 voters; another pro- viding for the continuous session of the city and circuit courts in Birming-
 ham; another providing for a consti-
 tutional convention.
 In all of the bills there is more or less interest in Birmingham and Jefferson and it is believed that the consideration of several will cause delegations to visit the capitol. Mir Shapiro said this morn ing that he has estimated by figures and statistics that were the poll tax appli- cable to all men between the ages of a and 60, the state would acquire for edu- cational purposes $100,000 per annum ir excess of the sum now acquired.
 His bill providing for a constitutional convention, named the time for the cleo. ton of delegates, the first Tuesday ir April, 1916, and for the gathering of the
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will make a strong and persistent fgh for the passage of his bill.
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