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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18
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Friday-Chas. Chaplin
sunday--The Great Davis Co."
people. Direct from the PznEsges cir
cult 4 real novelty act
Monday Diamond from the Sky.
featuring OLf1ie Pickford-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

There Is nothing either good or
bad. but thinking makes it so.-Shaks-
speare Hamlet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18
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a powerful Fit2grzph xestern dFzEz
that teaehes an impressive lesson fea-
furiag Alfred EcsoBrgh. lack Mower
George STANLEY and Ouo Lederer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

IH1 sIkDhE OF FATE
A Labln drama Mith LoAise Huff and
Edgar Jones
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

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sArAe 81 the highest saIaried actors n
movies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

Scenes Of navy life with Lillian Lor-
raine, William c0urtleigh lr and an
ail-star cast including William Conklin
The most wonderful serial picture ever
throxn on gcreen-every picture
more interesting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-18

In justice to yourself
you will not make a
Suit, Coat or Dress
purchase until you
have seen these gar
ments.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Indoence-Arthw W. Machen et. ux 10 Wand
Savage lot ls. square zoo. $40: stamp $50
Dobbins Addition-Joseph Paul. ct. al to Thom.,
A. Jameson. lots IS to So square SOL $40:
stamp S.
Thirteenth street between v and W Streets rear
T.. Lodge Hill trustee. to Paul L. Wright lot
%. square 2~5 $50
Chium Castle Manor-Anna L. Vance. ct rir..
Frank 4. TO lone W. Bolton. lots g and ..
square 3565 SO: stamp 50 cents.
Standardization Duckett. ct. al. TO William Willis
. lot IL square 5lS2. SD.
'5l3 Third street sou:hwest-Charles L. BENJAMIN
ct al, TO Henry {. Espey. trustee. part lot &C.
siuare "a N.T5
zoo and 505 Hamlin street northeast-Jmes f.
Chsmberlin to Kathleen NJ. Chamberlin lots
q and q square t3s. and lot 4 square fS1 So
$50 Serenth street northeast and Seventh between
and l. streets northeast-Iohn W. Hunt -
ux-. to Charles NJ. Corson. lot % squarr Sc
and lot 3. square Sc. $40; stamp 50 cents
sp Seventh street northeast and Seventh street
hctween and l. streets Durtheast-Charles NJ
Corson to Mary f. Hunt. $40: stamp 50 cents
sruokisnd-Milton ID. Campbell. ct. m., 20 VIII
lam " fo.t, psrt lot :. suuare sS1. SIC
y NO I'D Duncan street. nostheast- Jams ".
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
Answers to Correspondents.

! Today | had fifteen letters asking
! me II my hair is naturally curly. lust
20 be saucy | won't answer one of
them-dnd perhaps | have a better
reason than that for not doing it.
Helen Greer writes: MY friends
tell me | am very pretty and should
become a moving-picture actress.
How shall | go about it?"
Hundreds have asked me that and
| am at loss what to say to them.
II there is moving picture studio
where you live I would 60 and let
them decide if they thought YOUR face
OF Photographic value A director is
quick to see type" You will no
doubt be given a chance. and if YOU
photograph well they will most like
ly try you out in a very small part.
bit" we call it. Then if YOU can
act. or the director recognizes a pos
SIbIlIty of your becoming an actress.
you are considered of value to a COM
pany and a certain success is assur-
ed you. So. you see, it is all I'D to
you, after all.
Miss Harris, of Atlanta. Ga, asks
II we just humble our lines when the
scenes are being photographed or do
We, really speak lines like the actors
and actresses on the stage.
Indeed. we do speak our lines, and
1t is very important. as what we saw
must be what we think and what we
are thinking of expresses itself in our
faces: Then, perhaps you remember,
the deaf and dumb people can read
the lips. If | am playing in foreign
picture | have some one who speaks
the language-an Italian Interpreter
for an Italian picture, Spaniard for
Spanish picture, etc. And speak
my lines in their language, that they
may give more spirit of realism to NV
acting. l will tell you more about
this later. as l intend to write two or
three articles upon it, so many have
asked me the same questions.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
nu, %sEfw.

Bruguen, ct. al. 10 Reinhold Rosen lots
10 and ~. square l0s. So stamp s..
.stS l. street southeast and BcIleue-winfieli
;. OvertOn To Constance Mills Overton lot e.
square ne. Bellevue. and lot S. square l0i5 ST.
chillum Castle Heights-Munsey Trust Co.. trustee.
TO ]. ". Hodges lot q. square SOe. s., 900
Whitney Close-Edith II. GottWals ct. VIZ David
to Ma,me E Gulick. lot Bs. square 50sl. $50;
stamp 20 cents.
l6o Tennessee avenue northeast-Emma NJ GilIett
to Clara J. English. lot 81, square lolI. 81;
stamp A5
Peters Mill Seat-Thomas 6. Steward. et ux to
Elizabeth NJ Barnhart. part tract. $40: stamp
- II street northeast-Cirace ]. Boss Frederick
g. I-emmer. lot 81, square 90. $40: stamp S.
insl'Side-Alice &. W. Briggs John A. Petty
lots : and and part lots and 9. block Is. slo:
stamp Sa50
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
Use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. Anctiooeef,
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO. zss NEW

rp,,IHOs IHOs OWEN 4 son. AnctopeeI,
i"nsIEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE DIPROyrr
naL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO. 5g5 NEW
,hAMPsHIRE AVENUE.
ny virtue Of certain deed Of trust duIv ,srord.d
,sco.so no. So. folio Sc ct seq, of the land
,rn,aa.s tne District Of Columbia. and at the
, OF the party secured ther.by the under.
asned trustees will sell 1t public auction y, f,n,
n n,I .,e PREMISES. on FRIDAY THE 10TH nay OF
~ MEEK, A. ID. ls:5. at 40 o'cIock n m
~ 'ohos'ngdescribed land and premises .i,p,t.
N ~ ehe count OF Washingtuu, District o1 Colum.
oA, ana designated as and being nsyt ~ II,
nun twentythree t23l. in William Homesd
~. pu othes subdivision Of lots in ,ouare Numbered
WA1S, tsp. In Petworth Addition To the CITY a
\. As per plat recorded in county boon
~ Hse .. IN the Office Of the Surveyor for the
hstrict Of Columbia, contained wi,hin a.. o.,
mftes and bounds: Beginning for s.id mart
said iot at the northern corner of .ad 10, AZ ,,s
i.te'secuon with Eighth street and New uann-
:, ie avenue; thence southwesteriy O., said Nev
pshire avenue, hfty-six (5sl feet: thence .ontb.
eMeig' at right angles with said avenue 10 Ei,hth
and thence northeriy on said eighth ,.r,.t
" .he pace OF beginning together with the inn
dwelling "ho eeiAr ofiek
Terms Of sale: Sold subject IN . r,,,- q.
e'nbrance Of 500: balanc.. oyc, and ab,,s IA
liz otsnce to be paid in cash A deposit of
siO VIII p required at time Of sale An co,-
" m,.saheihs. recording, etc. at cost Of nnrcb,,.y
,eius OF sale TO be complied with within tan dav.
rom oAy q sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
st 10 resell the property at the risk and cost of
~ ue'ans purchaser. after five days advertise
- Jl suen resale In some newspaper published
IN Washington. d. O.
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS,
CLAUD LIVINGSTON,
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

ihoSTEES' SALE OF RIGHTS FKyNf'HI3Is
PREMISES. PROPERTY. AND RAILROAD
oF THE WASHINGTON INTERURBkN
haILWAf COMPANY. FORMERLY WASH.
INGTON. SPA STRINGS AND GRErTA
RAILROAD COMPANY
by virtue Il foreclosure DEGREES entered in the
District Court of the United States for the District
On Mar land and in the Supreme Court Of the Dis
hct of Columbia. the undersigned trustee, will sell
al public auction TO the highest bidder or bidder.
1t ire terminus station Of slid Washington Inter
tban Railway Company. At Berwyu Heights Prince
feoIses County. Maryland. on the 2RD DAY OF
Db't.MBER. l9l5 at O'Clock u m all the
IIorerty nov owned and belonging to the Washing
,on interrhan Railway Company lexcert cash On
hahd and bills and accounts receiyail.l and a,
ioioWs: line Of single electric railway from A
sMt al or near the intersection Of Fifteenth and
ii streets northeast. in the city Of Washincton Dis
1ct ot Columbia, thence alcng Bladenslrirc road
INTO frnce Georges County to Berwyn H.igrts
Maryland. together with all the lands trackzge
nsns OF way. turnouts. dcrcts machinery czr
Ioo's, and nights. TuSilescs, and franchises which
the said Washington InterTrrtan Railway ComIany
now hoidS, POSSESSES, or is entitled to-
Inc property will he offered ~ an entirety and
no tlh receiSed unless the bidd-r shall have frst
ueIN>eu with the trustees the sum Of ten thousand
noilArs So.uoLDl in cash by certified check
fnF further information a. tn terms of sale Sc
extended advertisement in the Baltimore Sun or in.
quire Of the undersigned
JOHN W. YERKEs.
Union Tr:st building Washington u. C:
GUY T. SCOTT.
'ontincntal Trust COMPANY. wsrhingion. n. G.,
Trustee.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

IT, the actresses used to the
1 glare of the footlights the STU
dio in the open air holds many
! trials. They miss the enthusiasm OF
the audience, but most of all they
miss the music. an inspiration for the
most trying emotional scenes.
\ Quite few of the directors have
adopted this scheme, finding that a
plaintivc strain of music will touch
an actress, make her pulses quicken
and her tears flow easier
In some OF the large studios where
a dozcn-odd companies are work
/ ing, it sounds and looks like three
ringcd circus. Yet in these chaotic
conditions VIC are expected to por-
tray all the human emotions quite as
faithfully as il our dramas were be-
ing staged before hushcd and ap-
preciativc audience.
Tragedy and Comedy Close Neigh
bors.
| have cried my heart out in scenes
knd got up from them exhausted,
ust because it was really such hard
FORK to shed bitter tears in your set
hen a director was staging a COM
dy few feet away and two come
ians were throwing hucklcberry
ics at the third one.
| remember one dramatic moment
play VIC were staging, where my
id grandfather lay dying and l was
bbbing. for he had just told me he
as going on long, long journey.
Don't leave me, grandaddy. dear,
bn't leave me-" | implored him. Just
rs clutched his hand, kissing it ten
derly, a misdirectcd cream cheese
came sailing over the top of the wall
and nestled on the pillow few inches
from grandfather's head. The actor
jumped Up with a roar Git was his
first picture), tore off his false whis-
kers and said with temperament:
"Well, I'm through"
But those were the DAYS gone by.
Now our sets are closed in, the work
men are warned to be quiet when
we are eady TO take our scenes and
just beyond sight violin or cello
lures us into the mood for our love
or dramatic scenes.
1t has been such a help to us. OF
course, we do not need music when
VIC are away from the studio, out in
the country. There we draw our in |
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
WINDOW CLEANING.

PHONE II. 7I2 TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. ~ q No.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

splratlon from the seas, the skies and
the flowers. That is why | loved
less of the Storm Country" and
Hearts Adrift." Their drama belong
ed to the wild places, and | feel free
and gay as blro soon as l get away
from the pent-up studios in the cities.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER n c.
pecemnr !. HB-Sealed proposals will he r.
ceneu at this "ficr. Room Je. District Building
nntlI : oci"ck T. IN. IN DECEMBER g. 1915 for
the c"nHru"tion Of Sewers in the District Of Co
hntia inToiTing the construction nf aTrrnrim.teIy
90" ln'ar ieet OF PIPE sewrr. IL inches TO 10 inches
diameter Furms Of proposals. .IecihCations and
n'TF1@ry information may he obtained from the
cEi'i ,fcTk. Engineer Department. ROOM q Dis
tnt Building. Washington. u. g OLIVER T.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOw, CHARLES W.
ktTI. Commissioners. u. G
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
DOGS. BIRDS, POULTRY,

inst EECEiVED-SINGING CANARIIS. Pan
nota Doss Csts Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. GoldnsA,
Aauariums asd remedies for al kinds Of pets SOD
for ontalorue Taxidermy tn al it, brancAAA
SCHNlDs PET EMPORIUM,
~ TNSffh a3sst 1ogShN0s
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
COPYRIGHT. 1915, nv r.. L. G


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The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL. ESTATK
n sHau and large sumA All transao.
lions conducted with economical consid.
grafton Tor borrowers WIN H BAUM.
EERS q 20. southern Bids. s07 18th st
AONEY TO LOAN on approyed CIV ro.i
eS1ts af lowest current rates: special
FL asassrrss::ss awisa srs:ssiis i e Pre-, , e y%snsa
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

- the actresses used to the
glare OF the footlights the STU
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
MOVING. PACKING. STORING.

Free moving for stor.
H 5SE-s age, n. 3343 or N. 334A.
HA4n 80 SMITHS TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO.. 812 o.
AkEH Night Ph. N. 6007.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

FOR SAIE~FU FURNITURE.
FOR SALE-FU RNITURE
New and slightly used. Easy
terms if desired, or. discount for
cash. Save money, buy at HOP
WOODS, Sth and X.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
STATE BOARD
MAY PUT END
T0BIC STRIKE

Chicago. III, April 10. - Commit
tees 10 meet with the state board of
the Carpenters union. $4,000 members
Of which are on strike. and the Con-
tractors association. The board be
gan sessions today II cannot compel
an adjustment of the difficulties unless
It be delegated the power by the par
ties at issue. In appealing for the ap-
pointment of these committees the ar
bitration board referred TO the strike
as a calamity which would tie up S30.-
100000 worth of building consuuc-
tion in Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
Crowds Storm Syracuse
Court House to Hear
Libel Case.
$4,000 SUM WANTED
Former President and New
York Boss Sit Back to
Back as Lawyers Talk.

| Syracuse. y. Y, April 19.-Prospect
OF witnessing the trial of the $4,000
/ libel suit brought by William Barnes
against Theodore Roosevelt drew a
great crowd to the court house here
today before even the first of the spe-
cial panel of as talesmen appeared.
After lawyers. talesmen and report
ers had selected their accommodations
there was room for less than fifty
spectators Most elaborate prepara-
tions were made TO handle the crowd
at the court house The courtroom
itself practically has been isolated
from the rest of the building by board
ing up the corridors approaching it,
In these partitions small doors have
been cut Fifty deputy sherins and
policemen were on hand to preserve
order. Both Barnes and Roosevelt
were present.
Talesmen were questioned by VIII
liam L. Barnum OF Syracuse. attorney
for Barnes He wanted to know
whether the political prominence
heretofore of either or both princi-
pals" would affect the decision of pos
sible Jurors He also asked talesmen
whether they believed a man in poll
tics might be libelled just as any
other citizen. The fact that the de-
fendant had been president of the
United States and governor of New
York also was dweIt upon by the at
torney in framing inquiries.
Barnes was seated at the counsel's
table. Roosevelt was sitting with his
! back toward his opponent
Six PeremptOry Challenges Each.
Each side was allowed six peremp
tory challenges. II was planned to
have Barnum examine II men. then
allow counsel for Roosevelt TO ques-
tion them. Once during the Questioning
Barnes. who had changed his seat,
swung around in his chair and gaZed
at Roosevelt fully two minutes, then
swung back 10 the table and wrote a
memorandum on a pad The colonel,
seated at his counsel's table, seemed
intensely interested in the answers
given by talesmen.
Twelve men satisfactory to Barnes
counsel We're selected during the fore
noon. Roosevelt's lawyers began ex-
animation of prospective jurors this
afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
MERELY TRYING To SAVE VESSEL
Commander Irwin. of the New Or
leans. ENplOdes RumOr.

Washington. April 19.-Commander
Noble Irwin. OF the cruiser New Or
leans. reported to the navy depart
ment yesterday that he had inyesti-
gated the japanese naval activity in
Turtle bay. lower California, and
found no indications OF other than
salvage work on the stranded cruiser
Asama.
The commanders report was sent
by wireless TO Admiral Howard, COM
manding the Pacific feet. who tele-
graphed it TO Secretary Daniels. as
follows:
The Asama stiIl aground in san
Francisco bay. Only other vessel
present one repair ship and two col
liers. No indications OF other than
salving work"
Japan has ordered all warships in
the Pacific waters near American
coasts. except those salvaging the
wrecked cruiser Asama. in Turtle bay.
TO return 10 home stations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
IN TERROR or THE MUssULMEN
[. :. j. Asked to Send Cruiser Ten
nesSee as Protection.

Syracuse, Sicily. via Paris, April 19.
Travellers arriving here from Asia
Minor say that the situation in
Smyrna is terrible. They state that
bands of Mussulman brigands are
committing all kinds Of outrages, kill
ing and taking hostages, pillaging and
burning property The people bring
ing this report state that the Euro
peans in Smyrna urgently ask the as
sistance OF the United States cruiser
Tennessee. now in eastern waters. or
any other force or influence which
America can exercise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
BRAZIL JOINS IN CONFERENCE
other Nations Notify Secretary Nc
Adoo Delegates VIII Come.

Washington. d. C.. April l9.-Secre-
tary OF the Treasury NcAdoc was ad-
vised yesterday OF the appointment OF
the following delegates TO the pan
American financial conference 10 be
held here. beginning May %.
Brszil-Dr. Amaro Cavalcanu.
Bolivia-Ignacio Calderon. minister
10 Washington. and Adolfo Ballivian,
consul general al New York.
Venezuela-Pedro Rafael Rincones,
consul general al New York.
Dominican Republic-F'ranciscO J.
Peynadc. former minister 20 Wash
ington. and Or. Enrique Jimenez, min
lister 10 the United States.
Eighteen of the Latin-American ma
tions have formally accepted invita-
tions TO attend the conference.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
VOTE FOR ALTON AND EXTEND ROCK ISLAND FROM RIVER TO RIVER
DAUGHTERS FIGHT
over PRESIDENCY
Five Theassns Delegates 81 Opsnin<
~ stth Csurrrs. - womsn in
Nafisnai Capital

Wssstsrtor. D. e.. April % -FIv-
tsoasaaf srt-zat-s from an parts o.
ts~ coaafrg we're ia srferlaac- today
az 'sr ob~aisE of ts- zsfh aanasI cos-
zr-ss af tse uaaEhters af th- Nmer-
esa rrroIati9s- Presls~ar wusoas
stfrrss of uriear-~ ard tse annual
message af tsr prrstrat Fea~rsl afra
Wtl.ars Csumilzs sF9ry 6f Nrv Work.
wilt b. followed bF sharp eostest
over oTrF uEirh uut reach a climax
.a th~ -I-~fior Wetrrs5aF sll on
rrs wiu 30 ff!-d ir ftr b.erE.aI ei~e-
tt1a 'tls gear. b1f of 1trrsEaGoa
.nterrst .s tl- contest or tEe eieets1a
~ a prrs.lrsf general o. thr epaErrss.
apbsrraffV divided lu faso factions. one
s4prorrirE Hfrs. Es1rr. thr other Mrs
George Thatcher Carurs~y ot Kan
sac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
DERUTER SUICIDE
over WIFE'SL0SS
Diryetsr % Nsrs t<sney Fsgnd Dead
ia Issass Hs@g whh Revolver
Essbts flis HSsy.

Los6sr. Nsru - Bzras usrbsFt
usFstss. @sssEiaE director % E~us-
sss TsisEram euzsssy. Nss foga4
sssE YESTERDAY ia hss Eszs scar Hes
gate. Ssrrsv Tesrs vas a discharges
revolver assF ere bosiY sat agfhosi-
tiss declare tesrs fs tsstts soGbt thas
ls Was a sgteass. lie sss Frustrated
- sEs G~ass % BE vie last Thsrs-
cav See bo,Ev ss sam ia tEs hnzs
swassisE isssrE~ss- rhsir oeiv 500
ls is sks sFmrs usrGtsr vss ~ 2sf
sgressGs,5 90 tss tlsts Esoe ths eesfs
% sfs sssa@r ia 1885. rhs srss bzroa
Sss sHs foesGsr @f ths HsGtss T~is-
Ersa eeezsssy. eoS oa~ of tsr lead
ss< rs~s EssEssfsx OrEssiz@sloss q
tss soris-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Fraas s-1 tsra 81 FrsaE should Ha,
t~ convicted
frmr.i.atr- lp1a eaasIefi1u Frart's
attorneys made an ordinary u1tioa
far r~a trial. Etrtns fnf grounds
VITA tee motion wFr~ artasifs that
aer 1f ere isr1ss had saiI before tlr
trial chat r rT urr~ oa tr~ i1rs BE-
rNaalt rsrE taar Jra sure IgtFr
t.6an Ern.ea tEr m1ttTa. end tH- G~1F-
r.a sap--re .11rf a~rnr1 His aer.1u
ae Feb I5. tsIf.
Nr rtfraarf.errV Err.aa f1r rev
Trifr aFs asfF oa several Er1la4s.
saaeE vEieF vas tkaF of ErgtF die
covered rFttreer That aas denied
eT ere trial coast ar Way g. 1914. ag4
str szuFrE7~ e6Erf Hf gr1rE.s er rE5rt
Fsr art.1r oa OeF re-. tsff. FrssE'E
sss5rrrHs Gaa= eaff1r iH else trial
eaars s1 s~s aside re~ verdict ou thr
rr1a~ts ffaf rsr frist e1srt Eaf lost
lrfsslefl1r 9rrF tiH tT F~as1H o.
mob ri1'~rrr manifested tuFiaE rfs
trIFt art psi rres1a ~ tis ah=eaer
s-eH Gre ea.srf r5aa. sfHaE With E.s
rrsrsF' wren ere s.rT FFfgfrrt tfa
F-rt5-r rbsF Earasr vas fea6ei saf
teat aett1s or Sow re-. t8tf
pvur rstifisn isr Writ u Errar.
10 review Esat aettss. Application
see rss.s~ 90 JFsrte- tssrrs-srr- 5Es
r5rr 5a1m~s. saf reaug the ~ntisr
ssnreur rasr5 6s sas Ueitef states.
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f-efsfar a- ere grg~Efs ssFFrsr e1grt
raett raF s~ reviewed beeags= iEs as-
F.aa was ass-f oe Er5HEf 6f proceed
gr-. rarr1r frss ere EruaTfs for set
F.eE asaIr ere vsrs.rt sE1aif Rave
BEEN atVssrrE 5s tsr sati1ss foe e~u
gr5sls
Npb,srsF61r vas rs~e rsE- t5Jafs-
Nrygessr er ere federal district e1aFf
fa- s1rfE-ru C-arsss Cor s 0rir 1f sa
b~ss earpFss els.sslss frsE fF~ trial
court tFf fost fsrfstieriar over thr
prfs5err G1rfEE ere FFfsf because OF
ere al-rzet al9h v.1trrrr art Franks
absence from e1srt wErH tEr verdict
was Returned. uE uFr GO. 1874. JlfEr
Nswrse beta Fssf Co Erarf ere Nrit
w11tf mean that a federal e0art
ss1stt review fEr arffar Of tsr state
e1grfs fr a caeErF n9t warranted b.
ttr isw 6f ere e1gaSry. art that. too.
after sEF sgprer1s c11rt Of fa~ rnjt~t
states bsa decided no federal cues
ti5r reaalsed f1T consideration fu the
ease IgfE~ %rwuaa rFfgs~t 90 ts-
Sue q eeftifeasr of probable cause
for appEst 90 TIRE ssprraIT c1art. bot
is vas issued ~ 1rstir~ lamar ard
ere case cane tu fE~ sgprTrf~ court
f6r a rrsi~s o. Ig5ET NrWmau's ae-
tioa.
Atlanta. Ca. Npril 90 III viii keep
up ste eEat.~ said Frank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
STEEL STOCK
HOLDERS CRY
FOR DIVIDEND

Sew York. April Is.-Directors OF
the United States steel corporation. IL
became known today. in voting az the
last quarterly meeting iu January TO
pass o. dividend on common stock. did
Eo iu che face ot opposition % many
Hinckhnidsrs who thought dividend
shnsid-a-s declared. even ~ the cor
porati0u had 20 reduce the wages Of
its Er-at army of employees 90 obtain
money for fhe dividend. Chairman
Cary diyuiFeL this situation az the
siprEhDiders' meeting at HobokeH to-
day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
SAVES TWO WITH FISHING POLE
Woman "Fishes Out Children Carried
Over Dam in River.

Ottawa. Kan, April 19.-Mrs. Fred
Osborn OF Argentine. Kan. saved the
lives of two children with a fishing
pole near here. Mrs. Osborne while
fishing in the AIarais des Cygnes river
saw an S-year-oid girl fall into the
water and carried over the dam. Mrs.
Osborn held the child's clothing with
her fishing pole and saved her An
hour later a 9-year-oid boy fell into
the river Mrs. Osborn broke her pole
in an attempt TO repeat her first per-
formance, but got another and rescued
the boy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
BOY ADMITS CHARGE
OF ASTOR THREATS

New York. April 19.-John Meriella,
10. pleaded guilty to the charge OF at
tempted eXtortion in having written
two letters TO Vincent Astor demand
ing $500 under penalty of death. He
also pleaded guilty To a charge Of
carrying concealed weapons. He was
held in S2.5O0 bail on each charge for
the grand jury.