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AN ACT


 No. 2i0) GIL 4S0 F'ite of Marion To submit to the qualified electors of tho state, at the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. 1916. for their consideration, an amendment to the constitution of Alabama repeal ing and striking out Of the constitution section 250 of article 13 which section is as follows Holders of banknotes. and depositors who have not stipulated fol interest, shall. for such notes anc deposits, be entitled in case of insolv- ency. to preference of payment over all other creditors, provided this sec- ton shall apply to all banks, whether incorporated or not"
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama
 Section l. That the following amend ment to the constitution of Alabama is hereby proposed to be submitted to the qualified voters of Alabama for their con- sideraton. as hereinafter set forth, viz That the constitution of Alabama be and tho same is hereby amended by repeal ing and striking out of the constitution section 250 of article l3 of the constitu- tion, which section is as follows: Hold CTS of bank notes and depositors who have not stipulated for interest shall for such notes and deposits, be entitled in case of insolvency, to preference of rayment over all other creditors: pro- vided, this section shall apply to all banks, whether incorporated not
 Sec 2 That it shall be the duty of the governor to give notice by proclama- tion to be published in one newspaper in each county in the state at least eight successive weeks next preceding the gen. eral election in November. 1916. of the election on the amendment proposed by this act to be submitted to the qualified ..e~.x H-~. k1-s.. :.1~-.- ton together with the proposed amend ment.
 Sec. B. That at the general election in November. 1916. an election shall be held for the vote of the qualified electors of the state upon the proposed amendment. Upon the ballots used at such election shall be printed the following viz: Shall the constitution of Alabama be amended by repeating and striking out of tho con- stitution section 250 of article ls. which section is aH follows: ''Holders of bank notes, and depositors who have not stip-
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and - have personal knowledge of my residence in the state Of Alabama for two years, in this county for 12 months, and Tn this precinct for three months next preceding this day; 16 This affidavit has been read to me. So help me God.
 ------------Signature. Subscribed and sowrn to before me this day of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23

IS ------- of in a city or town, give street numbeD; 13 During the last 12 months l have resided at
 l4 During the last three months I have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
SW0B0DA
CcOuzaa.3 rros rir., r.r.,


he declared. had been attached 20 the
minister q the interior Minister
Malvy denied positively that any sucl
person had been attached TO his OF
ice He asserted. concerning Swoho-
dA. thai he Was regularly registered
- an American citizen
The discussion then turned on the
general question OF the federation IN
France OF German and Austrian sub
tects supposedly capable % spying. NJ
Nalvy said that he was glad that the
occasion was offered for him to inform
The house that measures had been
taken by the government 10 remove
the impression that Paris was filled
With spies.
Charles Benoit. HENRY GALL and
Foirier Denancy precipitated the de
bate. The latter assured the chamber
That the Germans and AustriRns main
tanned numerous means OF communi-
cation I'm French territory through
French or foreign women. lie declared
that residence permits are given with
so light a hand that no one should b.,
astonished that the enemy is kept post.
81 so that Zeppelins are able 20 visit
Paris
NJ. Benolt declared Swoboda was ae-
nounced previous TO his departure for
the United States.
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spent yesterday with friends in Wheel

ing ~ ""ee'-
Mrs. w VI. Crow and daughter Nice
Chnrlotte OF near Dallas. are visiting
friends and relatives at Moundsviile FOR
a few days.
II ~ said that work will be started
Nhortly on the construction OF "a vIadurt
S Shaef me Il. y. railroad az Mt. de
Arch Billiard. Of Roney's Point. spcnt
in s5%shbe e attending TO businesI matters
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Elm Grove Eagles lodge was held last
place.
The county teachers examinations that
were held az the Woodsdale school build
ing were brought 90 a close yesterday.
J. W. Tharp. who has been confined
20 his home az Elm Grove for the past
several days with an attack OF pneumo-
MIA. u recovering.
Miss Anna Hanna has resigned her
position az telephone operator 81 West
Dr. ,. w. Spiilman returned last even
ing o. his home az Lemon. after having
spent the past few DAYS looking after
business az Parker burg
Mrs. ". J.. Blake. who has been con-
ilurd Co her home a. Film Grove for the
past several weeks on account or illness
le improving
dale
John Young is confined 20 his home A.
FULTON on account 81 illness
The inmates ~ The ohio county en-.
Urinary were treated to a fine oyster
dinner yesterday.
Mr.. George Young OF Louisville. ny.
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STATE FUND
CONTINUED From FIRST Pag.J

paid. In this fund since the orzantza-
ton OF the state there has been car-
ried series Of special funds made I'M
as follows. Redemption or land taE-
81. pubic service taxes. special
license taxes from corporations. in
spectOr OF offices for audifinr. ciofb.
Ing deaf and blind school: F.es state
board OF health; Fees Investment com.
panles, blue SKy Law Fire Mar
shaIs tar; Militia fines and collect
ions; Nurserymcn registration certin.
cafes board Of control fund This
S2S2.0O0.
Customary 10 Borrow.
Mr.. Darst Eocs on 20 state 10 has
been the custom every wear I'M emcrg
encies TO borrow from these funds 10
meet the extraordinary expenses of the
STATE fund and that this has been tho
pIaCuCe Tor The past 800 years 10
quotes az icngth from the reports or
me auditors showing a small balance
M the STATE fund and much less than
me paper balance and that the custom
has been 20 repay these loans a. soon
as ihe money Dr. paid into the atafe
Iund. Hc quotes from previous audi.
tols snow inE where governors have
DoIIoWed money 90 nay the running
expenses 81 the government
Continuing the letter states.
We now come t0 thc fiscal year 1918
The Ieglslhturc OF 1918 changed tho ...,.l.
JIG ~ Ode fiscal year from gertcmber
a0fh tu June 1Ofn ao fhaf tba ft-r.f
year 1913 included but mine nIonfhr
.r,l nj i'is ~. $500. ....-tLf1.7ss o.
pose. received during the
.r [i.eai year 1913 r.. ~. stsiei 90
account ~ hieuk nrpr0.
prIalinne. which mcIud..
ih' large items of public
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The regular monthly meeting 81 tbe
MenF bible class uf the Efou. church
sunday school wee held last rr.nfrr al
Place Arlde from the study 81 tho fea-
sDu ana othe topics pertaining o. the
ness nf the tlrHH TIE annual election.
nl 'IirrtH was bold. Tho election rs-
suited O. follows President Tfrard
husband. rirH president ur W ID
-flcr. HcrrefnrH and treasurer. r. n.
hiufhnfnf nn4iefHnt secretary. Hates
butler. Librarian. oliver Drfrurnffs
teacher Rev D.. E I.rwaIIrr. aaafaf.1f
teacher John ThDrrburg
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John a. Turk. we'll known business
nan of wheeling will speak tomorrow
~ lff noon A. the mems meeting 81 tho
huc kler Ut y church nt Edrwond. The
mcctinEs arc held weekly under the aus
piccs or the Wheeling NJ. M a. "a the
meeting has been called for 3.fg O'clock
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Third floor.

Yesterday. when Mr. Rine was using
some unktnd remarks about the steed IN
question y NOuuEafor that happened
% De standing near and knowinr thai
Pr. ltine had been looking for "a rabbit
~ MS Young son, spoke up and said
thht ne would trade him rabbit for
ne horse. Being r. game sport" Mr.
hinc accepted and carried the big TieI-
Ei an hare home in triumph 90 the young
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EASTER SUNDAY
HeSurrection Of Christ 20 Re Commem-
GRATED In Local Churches OF City
Tomorrow.

In commemoration OF the resurrection
Of Christ. Easter sunday will be obserN-
ed IN local churches tomorrow. with be-
autifully impressive services
In nearly all churches OF the city tho
series OF services which have been held
during Holy Week will end with spc-
cial sermons and cantatas tomorrow
Elaborte musical programs will be rem
dcrod in many places or worship.
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Lone star Temple No. 3. Pythian Sis
ters. held their regular weekly meeting
last evening In the McMechen building.
The two small children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Carmichael are confined at
the family home on Seventh street with
pneumonia
Mrs. ID. l.. Wilson. OF Fifth street.
left last evening for Cameron to spent
several days visiting relatives.
Thomas Sharp. conductor on the
MOundsVille division OF the Wheeling
Traction company, Is confined NJ his
home on Marshall street with illness.
Thomas Wilson. OF this city. spent yes
terday attending to business matters NJ
Wheeling.
Mayor c. G. Morris. OF Fifth street.
spent yesterday At Wheeling attending
to business matters
The police OF the city are on the look
out for chicken thieves, since nearly 40
were stolen from the Carter McMechen
coop Wednesday night.
Ralph -. Fuller. Of Glen Easton, VINO
II taking uniform examination at the
Union high school. IS stopping At tho
lrome OF his uncle. q. w. Fuller, Jr
minister OF the Christian church
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Qirla, Choir

I. Inc Girls choir Of the Elm Grove NJ
yer music that has been PREPARED Tor
sunday The girls choir a. made I'D Of
p NUMBER OF young girls Of the chiIrcr
..nu tney are showing some excellent
telent ~ singing. They will have com
pete charge OF the music az the morn
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The Elm Grove company OF Boy
scouts met last evening IN the basement
or the NJ. r. church. Matters OF bust
ness 10 the company were taken up ana
some Grill exercises were carried out
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So to $2S
Mems Fixings for
Easter

I'D ECAUSE We are in merely
H. temporary quarters on
the main floor, at the right of
the broad stairway, we shall not
60 into particulars regarding
our readiness TO meet the needs
of men for their dressy Fur
nishings, but call attention to
the fact that our stocks are in
good shape even tho we are not
in condition TO make our usual
Easter display. Come here for
Mems Shirts, Ties, Collars, In
derwear. Socks, etc, at our usu-
al low prices.
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The Jane Pryor Guild on the 81. pauy-,
~ church 81 Elm Grove has compist-
90 arrangements for n rummaee sale
tnat viii be held IN the basement OF the
church April 3. .. and no. Tho pr,,-
ceeds Of the saie viii be used Tor me
beneht OF the church
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Is spending several days as the guest Of
friends and relatives az Fulton.
Out the pike officials have again
speedcrs.
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Easter is the Time for a New
Silk Petticoat

THERE are dozens of brand
a new styles here and in all
the fashionable Spring shades
and fabrics. Let us call your
attention to a lot of so new
Taffeta Silk Petticoats made in
flare style for wear with the
new Suits. The material is
two-tone changeabIe taffeta in
a dozen different shades and
the price is only S3.4S each.
Third floor.
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Easter Toilet Articles

TOILET aids for Easter
4 on sale Saturday at the
Toilet Section, main floor:
Aubrey Sisters Beautifiers at
1Sf and 36c.
Riker's Almond Meal for the
skin at 17c.
Jergen's Benzoin Almond Lo-
ton at 19c a bottle.
Oakley's Panthea Face Pow
der with wool puff at 47e.
Woodworth's Poudre lie Danse
with wool puff at 25e.
Honore Papan French Per-
fume in ounce bottles at 35c
an ounce.
Violet Brut Toilet Water at
CSC.
Hudnut's Cut Roses in glass
jar at soc.
Ladie Daintie Corsage Sachet,
pretty silk flower with sachet.
at 25c.
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SEE OUR BOYS CLOTHING AID ON PAGE 1e.

will leave Elm Grove for Wheeling ev-
cry ten minutes after b:3O a m
The hrst two cars will leave Elm
Grove at 4.20 and Sis a. IN.
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Inc friends u James Rhine. JoviaI Iiv-
etl naa or Elm Grove. are kidding him
horse for hig Easter BUNNY" Thfg
transaction took place a. Elm Grove
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FIRE DESTROYS
LANSING HOME
2EsrDENcE or lambert nooN
WAS TOTALLY DESTROYED
LAST MONT.
Another Residence Nearby nAdiy Dam
ATed-whseltug ftre Department
Gives Ala

F1re. starting from an unknown cause
last evening. about six O'Clock. Al Iars-
INK. west o. bridgeport. completely de-
etroNcd the home OF Lambert Moon aud
tadly damaged the home % John Sk.y-
- nearby. A. soon A. the rre Was dis
covered the bridgeport department was
sent Tor and made record run 10 the
scene or the IRE. When they arrives,
me nome OF Mr.. Moon was n mass OF
flames and an appeal Was sent 10 Wheel
inS Tor aid The chemical truck re-
slenu.d and one or the engines started.
hut when BRIDGEPORT was reached y.or,f
Was received that their services were
not needed The chemical truck made
. record run TO the IRE and was able
70 do good work owing 20 there L.
ms a scarcity or water the BRIDGEPORT
del TAR tineut WAS Handicapped. The loss
cred by Insurance. All OF the house
mold goods were gotten out Of the
Moon home before the house burned ~
the ground.
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M MECHEN
School Entertainment.

All arrangements have been eomplst-
ga Tor the entertainment 20 be given
~ III school children OF the city IA the
anoitoriur OF the local school BUILDING
on Marshaii street. Friday evening
April ?. The proceeds TO be used Ia
purchasing books for the school Fol-
lowing H. the complete program:
sons Every Baby ~ a sweet Bouquet
Girls Of room l.
Drsmatizing song-'Ho~ Love My
nil y :. i. -. $3.50; Room B
.-........ Boys OF Room IS
indian song and Drill-"BOw Bearer
OF chief Red cloud 800. Room 10
Exercise-'rhe Original America" &C.,.
. -..-..-.....-.- Boys OF Room
Dramatizing-'The Pied Piper OF Ham
operetta-"R ock-a-by Baby -.
song and Drill-"Guess who. Room I /
song Farmer BOYS" ........ Room q
song and Drill-"rhe Sailors" ......-
-; =. o.. ;.......-.. Rooms and 2
ENerbition Concerte-'"The Ucnper,
Singin' SkcWl' .... Rooms 10 and o.
Sunbonnet Drill ...... Girls OF room n
Drill-"Good slight $50. Room o
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Methodist Church

Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
Arthur Lazenby. pastor. Services FOR
Easter sunday are as follows: $50 q m
Class meeting. Ward u. Goodwin. teach
er, 1850 a m. preaching service, sui
jet OF sermon. The Message OF Ea--
ter; r. m. Sunday school. Prof. !. 7.
King. Supt; Easter program OF song *
and recitatiOns. Special rally everyone
invited 6.U Devotional service OF En-
worth League; 1880 p. m. preaching ser
vice. subject. The Program OF the
Promise" Come and worship with us
The Risen Lord and savior
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Trimmed Hats soc up stender's
Millinery Elm Grove. Open evenings
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Flatbush--Has your wife given up
anything during Lent
Bensonburst-Oh. yes. shes lust
fired her third cook.-Y onkers states
man.
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Funeral services over the remains or
the late months old daughter OF Nj.
cumbed at the home Thursday after
noon were held at the home Friday ar
tcrnOon IN charge or Rev. q. w. Fuller.
Jr. OF the Christian church. lntermeut
was in McMechen cemetery.
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The regular bi-monthiy meeting Of
the Glendale Reading circle will be held
at the Glendale school house Tueadav
evening. Agents from the Panhandle
Agricultural club will be in attendance
and All members OF the society are urE-
ed TO be IN attendance.
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AmerIeans Id eermans kilIed.

Americans and Germans Killed.
FL PASO. Texas. April 1.-TWO
Americans and two Germans were
killed In early February by Carranza
troops on ranch 20 miles northeast
OF Mexico City. according TO details
sent In a letter today 20 President
Wilson by II. r. Aitkin. who said he
was az the ranch at the time Of the
alleged killing
Aitkin said that the Carranza troops
while attempting 10 make on with
large herd Of cattle. Killed his uncle.
v n. smith. formerly a farmer near
Houston, Texas. who owned the ranch
Roscoe Billings. an American COW
boy. Hans Heinrich. n German citl-
zen. another German whose name he
boys
The refugee said that he was asleep
With the other ranch hands On the
ranch house. They were awakened
by the soldiers. who said that smith
ard his employees had been killed
The ranch house was burned after an
Valuabies had been removed Altkln
SAID. Tie escaped north, arriving yes
terday 90 IuarCz
Turks Make Request.
WASHINGTON. I'D. G.. April 2-FoI-
lowing close ON the heels of the Amer
lean governments request 10 Turkey
To- protect the Americans no the mis-
sion school Of Urumiah. Persia. Illus
sein Bcy. charge Of the Turkish em-
haFsy here. today presented to the
state Department n note 90 protest
AGAINST The killing in Mexico o. two
Turkish subjects
Two Syrianq. Salamon Nigri and TIA
facl FcroIe. are said 90 have been exc.
cutNd gt IOrreun by Villa soldiers. the
charge against thcm being that they
bad attempted TO circulate counter.
feif currency notes lf was claimed
ln defense ~ the men that the notes
had been approved a. genuine hv the
Villa commander
Tn his note to the department. fiod
on Instructions from his government.
me Turkish charge requested the
United States 20 protect Turkish cub.
ierfe IN pMivco and ta ask Tor redress
on me present case 80 reply was
made today 10 tho Turkish rouuosf
although if vas Understood that H.
would 10 complied with.
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Mechanics Meet.

will hold their regular meeting this
evening in their quarters In the No
Seventh and Marshall streets. Some
important business matters are 10 come
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Total disbursements .....S46sB.O47 So
Disbursements over receipts i.0gTs7a OF
Balance state fund 40 end OF
fiscal year 1918. s55IB.5S
This balance includes SlSC.-
SIS 81 belonging 20 the
blank appropriations.
The letter also shows the discrepan-
| y IN the STATE fund from October 4.
1913. TO the end OF the fiscal year. as
follows:
Balance state fund October
TOTAL revenue FOR state pur-
poses received during the
fiscal year i9lt......... 2E53A57 20
Total amount received on
account or blank appro-
priations. which includes
the large item OF public
service corporation taxes
collected BY the state for
counties. districts and
homeopathic .......-.. 31N0.5ST .9N
Total receipts ...........s5.65Ao55.s -
Total disbursements for
state purposes. including
transfer To general school
TOTAL disbursements on ac-
count Of blank apropria-
lions, including dtsburs.-
ments 10 counties dis
tricts and municipalities
Of public service corpora
lloh taxes ..--..-....... S,0hs.N4u. 30
Total disbursements .....s5.47s.s4s So
Receipts over disbursements. 174391.Se
Balance end OF fiscal year
1914 ................... 20q sO7 G 5
This balance includes s2se. IsS'72 be
longing to the blank appropriations. a.
shown on page Is OF the Auditors bien-
NAL report FOR i9i3-l9l4.
Borrowed From Other Funds.
The needed revenues required for
this period were secured by borrow
ing certain sums from the General
School Fund and the Workmens Com
pensatiOn Fund. aggregating S2500O0.
for the purpose OF meeting the states
expenses and the States obligations.
On December 16. 1914. $150.OO0 for the
General School Fund was repaid, and
on March II 100000 from the Work
mems Compensation Fund was or
dered repaid. These repayments were
made on the advice OF the assistant
attorney general.
The letter also discusses the gem
eral appropriations unexpended at the
end of the fiscal year amounting TO
SS2S.9S4.S9 In other words this
amount was appropriated by the leg
islature and was not expended for
the reason that the money was not
available
II the State pays none OF this
amount appropriated for 1914. and
with that portion OF the new appropri-
ations vetoed by Governor Hatfield.
which covered many important items.
are left in. the Governor may exercise
his power to borrow money 10 carry
on the government with the present
means Of revenue.
II Is expected Attorney General
I Lilly will recommend some such
{ course. but II Is known Governor Hat
[ field is averse TO borrowing money.
/ holding that the Legislature should
! have provided funds TO meet the ap-
/ preparations and to conduct the or
/ binary business and expenses OF the
/ State
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The ladies' % the Park View Union
SUNDAY School will conduct a pastry
sale and market this afternoon. begin
ming A. ] o'clock at Winters meat
~. srss,,; I'm Grove All kinds Of good
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Harry Winters. or West Afcrandor.
was a business caller In Elm Grove yes
Miss Hazel Springer 81 valley Grove.
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DESIGNATION
Icontinusd Prom Fir.t PaFs.l

fore regard II as a case where an apOl-
Ogy should be asked"
Officials pointed out later that the
attitude was in accord with the policy
Of the United States in dealing with
such cases in the past.
The payment OF the $50 900 indem-
nifty TO the widow OF McManus. and the
general expression OF regret by the
Villa -Zapata authorities are held to be
sufficient reparation in the circum-
stances
Secretary Bryan today conveyed to
the Brazilian minister the apprecia-
ton of the United States government
Tor his efficient handling OF the Nc
Manus case"
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NNE might as well he out
W of the world as out OF
the style on Easter, hence
we call attention to this
sirikingly beautiful lines %
Trimmed Millinery. The Hats
reflect the thoughts of the
worlds best Millinery design
ers. Each has an individuality
OF its own-shows the deft skill
Of true artist and leaves no
question open ceneerning the
authenticity of its style. For
every style of beauty we have
the appropriate Millinery set
ting-for every taste the right
Hat-a beautiful array in
beautiful new Millinery Section
on the third floor-broad and
satisfying showing at
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tricts and municipalities.
o. public service corpora
ton taxes ...-.....-.... s5s7.is4.ts
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Total disbursements .....S46SB.OA7 50
Disbursements over receipts 1897. s73 OF