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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27
May Restrict Suffrage

Mdy ReStr1Ct suffrage
 "It is preposterous. therefore. to say thet a sovereign state may not adopt any form of restricted suffrage it chooses, with the single limitation that this restriction must not be based upon race, color or previous condition of servitude. Suffrage is not a right at all. It is a mere privilege or duty. If suffrage were right. universal suffrage would necessarily follow. Women are citizens. infants are cit izens, idiots are citizens and yet who has ever denied the right of a sov ereign state to restrict suffrage to men of sound mind who are over 21 years of age?
 "The system adopted in Alabama, as embodied in the constitution of 1901, involved both a temporary and a per manent plan of suffrage. The tempor- ary plan. which has been so much criticized by those who opposed it's adoption, required. as a condition of citizenship, the standard of good char acter and patriotism and the under standing of the duties of a citizen ur- Ger the constitution. But, our critics say, why have two plans-why not have just one plan? The answer to this is two -ofld. First. if a sovereign state nay adopt any plan, it may adopt as many plans as 1t chooses. And, sec ond the framers of the constitution were working 10 accomplish dH cuu- oational and property qualification for suffrage. They were working to place in permanent power in this state the virtuous and the intelligent.
 "It would be folly to submit plan for adoption to citizens already qualified to vote. which on account of their limited education. would by its terms disrranchise them. and which did not protect the existing voter in a measure from self lf-disfranchisement. And so it is that the permanent plan. which pro vides for an educational and property qualification as a condition to suffrage in this state. carried with 1t provis- ] ion in the temporary plan that this permanent provision should not oper- ate to disfranchise citizens already en- titled to vote who were of good char acter; patriotic citizens who had served the state in the Revolutionary war. In the war of 1872, in the Mexican war. in the war between the states. or In the Spanis sh American war, and their de- scendants. This is exactly what Mas sachusetts did when she adopted an educational qualification for suffrage. She provided that the test should not operate to disfranchise existing voters.
 Mark you. here is no exclusion of anyone on account of race. color, or previous condition of servitude. The nee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27

Boys and Women's white canvas TENNIS shoes. White sole. Reg ular $125 value. Sizes 1-2 to IS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27

You can depend upon this spot cash shoe store to place before you the very greatest values footwear whether it be style for the woman, man or child
 It's easy enough to print pictures and quote pricesbut matching the values is entirely different matter We sell for spot cash-and the very closest possible next to factory cost price each iten-we court parisons-SHOP here ard elsewhere. We know you'll BUY here!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27

Stations and Weather at 8 p. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-23

Louis Toale at White City council
Office headquarters today.
This means that the lockout of
union fathers by the Employers and
Erectors' assn is to all intents and
purposes at an end. While the con-
tractors are vainly trying to get
.scabs to fill the places of the fathers
they kicked on the street the ones
kicked out are all working at the reg
ular scale.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-23

ship agency and real estate Office at
670,W 18th st.
Chief Gleason ordered tags tied to
steering wheels of autos of violatOrs
of Commute loop standing law. Many
warned.
Evanston stricken with roller skat-
ing craze.
Bread being sold for 5 cents. Big
bakers doubtful. if price will stay
down.
III. Man. Assn to hold meeting in
Springfield on March 80. Slogan viii
be Let business men alone"
Max Wallis saloon, 2426 Sheffield
av., held up. $40.
George Dunn, atty, So, Fox Lake,
found dying in Union station train
yard. Thought heart disease.
Fannie BieIik, stenographer, out of
work, jumped in lake. Swan out
Taken to hospital.
Street car struck auto at N. Clark
and Oak SITS. Mrs. ]. A. Graham, 536
Deming pl., had face cut by flying
glass.
Francis D. Hanna, former newspa-
per man, took job of morals inspec-
tor today.
Mr.. Chas. WiImot, Oak Park, start
ed campaign for job of village trustee.
John Worthington, former head of
Am Banking assn, placed on trial
before Judge Petit. Con game
charged. Pleaded not guilty.
LOCKOUT OF LATHERS COMES
TO QUICK FINISH
WANTED AT ONCE-Uhion fathers.
Immediate work with fair contract
ors. Regular scale. Apply within.
This notice, today posted outside
the office of White City Council,
union fathers, go w. Monroe ST.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-23

kicked out are all working at the reg
Ular' scale.
FORCED TO PAY RETURN FARES
FOR STRIKEBREAKERS .
The five professional strikebreak-
ers imported from Cincinnati to scab
on the locked-oUt fathers and then
discharged to starve on the street
have been shipped back to the Ohio
city. After loud protests the ones
who brought them here paid the re-
turn fares.
PEGGY & Cummings paid the re-
turn fare" said Mrs. LeonOra q.
Meder, head of the public welfare bu-
reaU, who took up the cudgel for the
starving strikebreakers.
81 understand PEGGY & Cummings.
of S. State st. specialize in handling
strikebreakers.' said Mrs. Meder.
'This instance of the FIVE brought on
from Cincinnati to be used against
the fathers is but typical example
of the way such things are done. The
men were picked up in Cincinnati and
promised good wages. There fares
were paid to Chicago and they were
put up at a hotel. Either they could
not do the work or there was no fur
Their need for them, so they were
kicked out on the street, penniless,
jobless.
Maybe they were poor workmen,
but the employing agent should have
determined that before he shipped
them here.
This simply supports the state
ment l have made before that 80 per
cent Of the labor agencies need in
vestigating. I will amend that state
ment now by saying that the 95 per
cent need investigating. The work.
ing me- are being preyed upon in
nearly every labor agency"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Ell SGacSfomite al 2egislaturen for
at orpfte Oct foreligge1oe SorIlag ON
o%lminoelig Stenmeret for apinber,
og blalot biSic &pinoeiagcns Tpr-
flGinperc bar ogioa &ongresmano
Senroot ira Superior. "Ilminbelig
Stcmneret for apinbcr bill fommc,
cntcn hi iaa fines oerom e1er eli,
crflprebc aongrcsmnnocn. "Ilt
Nobitmocrnc fan giorc, err for Ell
Sio at iorbolc %cotngelien oerai. Sea
peo life, ON SSnoiereIie al apinben8
Stcmnteret pil foranbre Torbolocnc,
men ieg ficlloer HcprTicntonter ira
Statcr, Ser giper &pi1loen Stcrnmc.
ret. oN bisic Mpno itnar altib bpab
goo Mornl olieoor / iprItc Hnffc.
Wpno bar giort Seiltrin / politilf
Scnieenoe, % &pillocr bill paa bette
famine Smraabc o0iao taoc ieil, rlcll
icg tpilcr pno, ont &pinocrnc bill
0ierc sc iomune politiifc sSeiltrin,
'om Mrnoenc bar 0iort." aon1rca'
mdrben fortnltc &onlitcclt, at Nc9-
teIic al at looc Spprgamoolct on
apinocna Stcnlm1crct nfgipre pcD
Tolfcpula, pilbe pGre oct fannie iont
at paoitoa, at @isconiinS @ciolf-
Ming life beinb Ben nehocnoigc Sntcl'
li9cncc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Sc9l0lotltrcn poalip OF foa bette Yop.
neutrality-suspicious. onlgiort.
arnnfcn or opbsbpmf. aroafen cr
b!cucn urltlo9ct ~ iilnbcn itpIoia
mango groUe Sorbrpocller, o.
9tortb Iatota er 0ella Haa0eiriit iut
I'll lite Siili. Otter Den Suto or Ger
lat ell TriS paa oens Sopco, og oell
oil GA blipe Ell ircoIsS Sllgl, Sta.
tens SportsmTnb pooltaar, at arao.
fen or Den ppr'te Sicnoe, IrTrichpns
bar. Sffe nlcne itiUIcr ocn e9a al
Ncocn, men orGbcr oa ipiier poioo
lingerie. Yao benne Woobc uoruo.
Der og %'ororlpcr araaten ogioo ollie
Slo0a Sonaiuglc. Sormcrnc linbcr.
at aruafcn til nllc Sioer or Ell 4clt /
Woisagcrcn, men ocu oluurli0ite
aloge or BOG, al Den iprc0cr @riic.
%folcrn, ga Sullcn 10 iou oiicit pp.
bolocr zig / Sauneaangcnc og hUor
Gprcnc fo0rca, % or Der ct Nlaole!,
lda fam lilnll pGrc litfcr paa, at Grau-
fen 'roaoIcr 0cri. &ruafcn or ultiou
beOaosnt, ibct Der otter lite T,,llli be.
tales Sfuopen9c.
ut Srcflupcr nnbcr Nnflaac. =
Wr9. @etlp Sunea, hellbcs Wono,
elmer Sonc@, % bclbeS Mooer,
Wr@. Sala Soggc, ole al 9cnion
Gonntp, or anflagcoe Tor at haue ONT
brdat Wr$. Soncs's Sppoburn, men
oa Ger / nGpntc Gouu1tp oil bore
pan'fell9t at title Ell SSllru, 1pm life
pan 6orbaano bar Niort Jig Ell We-
llirg ON Sagcn, pil benlc III for
rlpttcs til Galloo, Somer Goillltu.
Inflagen fremltiqcr en- mere cilo al
m~lnoelig MORT SIDE al Torbrpoerli-
pet, loct opennGpntc Srcflpper ii0es
at bauc foltct Barnet / Ell Hliialos-
hinge meocnS oct cnolul bar lepcn0e.
Gnoos Subafsforbno p%prctbulOt.
Frof. y. =. Subo, Stotcn cllcrgiife
Fllrc 5000 aommisipr, erflpreoc
Tor logcn Sio liocn Ell bis Mrt al
Sobofsiirmnct @cpnlon- @rlton til
pirfct Strcatobaf at ppre Ell Ont
guaelic al StatcnS 2ope moo Solg
AZ Srnla p1 ncologoc Sorbuo moo
ocnnc Slags Sobnf. Sobofsiirmoet,
ionl or ct al Sitclls mlGgtige &orpo.
rotloncr, anlngbc Sag Tor at iao ms
lteot ct Ectaiorbuo moo &ommiaiG,
rcn3 2ienoclic, men peo &c Noreneoc
Stutcr5 Hct / Sarge or nj &icnocI-
len pp~retbolot, ng Snnolclbc inben
StotCn nlnn ophprc at iTlNc Mcp-
nlan-N rlltona "Gut" Sfruutobof, ON
oe life pil fonlnc / &onflift nieo so.
pen moo Snua. ut oct pur ell piotio
Sag Tor Subof@iirmuct ircmgoor
ocrnf, at bets SniiGtninN inocn Sta
ten bclobcr Jig til 9oot % pei $780,
600 ON Narct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Eun 1nknin.
Sntct &ura ira andre Stater. go

NHICt NurH ira unOrc Srnfer. We
'tnrclIcn Tor Observation-Disclosures / Nll-
o bar bcllllttet. at ser intct &pG1
ira andre Statcr bill tiuabcS pco It's
ltlllillgcn ilTltc Selt. Tcttc StriDt
or tnNct Tor at nrbAnn al Hciifo
Sorbin0clic mcb Wfunb- 90 &lopcip-
1cn. Ser pil peb ltoitiQinocn moo
tuNc@ Ncitc ira andre Stotcr, men
ioopcl Sornfppg ion1 @riie % Taor
pil u0clllffca.
|nnf Grnmincrs uSnrpntc. :. 9.
NinNiielb, Der bcltprcr oct me De-
p~artcnlcnt Tor %unfs % SinanapG-
icuL o. lpnt bllpcr belt crcflltipc Ont
bcoamnnb / Noabct Tor @icnncnlio-
relic al @opcn ON %onfgororticr, bar
iii Nnnf Examiners ltonTpnt :. =.
VicGmcn, :. q. Gprnelpicn, q. *.
WtoiterS, 9. $. Snhu, {. :. @anoon,
4. VI. Sllblcn % e. =. Finc. @lu.
WnrlIc bar ncbnll life lt0nrprt lclpC
Nuabct.
Mnbefalcr SGlupnlufrinn / gbcr-
been. Get bar poft nlc0Cn Spnlcrf.
ionlhco, at Nlubct "Nbcrbccn Ioilr
Ncma", Scr hi0til bar ioricotct 81.
Genie ug Solocncr, iorIcocn Sun / Ell
Ncouttinnaortitcl opfnr6rcbc til, Of
mon allcrc0c REQ EnornolNct niililt.
Ter NuaoriffcialQct Scr / Nucu. @la-
set 0our no frn. at Stntcn / 1916 piI
pcotoNe YrohibltiOn, oN ueo III al
%nicluncnl9nn Den SmoroninNapruccs,
Iom ielAcr nlcb SolnoncrnCa 0ilf.
Ming, piloc Nberbccn fonmlc iornn Sc
andre "puabc" Spcr ill0cn Stotcn.
Wnmmclt 9@atcpar iplocs / Ora
ucn. Ntr9. M1rcn z. Nn0criou bpoc
Suaou1 iorriNc llNc / iii Stem
NbcrDccn, 90 Mdr Nonunlcl, on bent
ocs Euife ON at ion ielgc i'm npalc
iao Gage fsr nibp0c Mnno, Irulr
Nnocrlon. / @rapcn blcu ocrpco op.
fulot. &c blcp Den 1Soc Mtarta be
oruueoe ira Bethlehem 2irfc, tiIbe.
rcnDc TrifirfenS McniQhco, % sc
lodoca tilbpilc pco binnnocnS Sioc
pno Nipcriibc @rupluno. Mr. 9ln.
oerion, ser blep so Mar aammeI, o.
hans SuItru 9~stepieoes / Norge FOR
pucr 90 Nur lioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Vorretmingsnotiicr.
Ut paffcrt Silcpe frit.

Sci fan meo aob Grnuo untaees, at
Scr neppe NOT inDe0 iloeen, ior lille
har bort ont San Yutdl, Seroens burr
tiaite %rbNeIobsbeit, Der bar tilbase'
Iagr eli Niil / 1 Winut % So Setuns
Der. Silcoet al bennc Seit. 1dnlnrcn
mcp Silcoer al Ninpr Seir 1857 %
@corac 0ano 2:02, irn:t / ottc Sarocr.
10 Summer bolt % - CONNER brcSt.
uSen noeen SIaes Soerterins, ciI bIioe
ienSt iii bpiIscniombeIit Sarrner. srca'
mr. cler Scitcppcrrtter ooer 21 aar
oaruneI, Ser ~beiparer fsIsenoe ire
SperesnroaI:
/. Spprmanse 3cite. areaturcr.
;Saar eIer Grin or Sc Ger az?
,. 5ar Sc ~roseuiiroc brust Sns
terrationaI Stoc. SooN Comic for 6eite.
areaturer. Saar eler Soin?
8. ! builtcn avis Irite Sc Dor; Sils
buo?
@i sniicr osiaa Sarmers iom Gsenter
iii az iGIes nor Stoet 6ooS. Striv
ioaa. hpis intsresieret. 90 urou See
corah Soften.
~SnicrrationoI Stod Soon Go.
minneapolis. Giuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
1iarnnItl

Superior Epliti p%lpnorcs. WtiiS
emma Splcr, SllpcriorS Tolitlfpill.
oc, blep iioite S~or5oag Nitcn oucrs
iaIot lltocn ct Sulorebc 500 ira Oh
ems melt bcfrrococ @ooc % plpiloret
for fin Ycngepulg.
Srrbt nnber folbcnSc Srr. Gen
7l-aurigc Ole Noic peb ga Grosic
blep forIc0cn orTbt UNDER ct Srr,
han lrlotc. Snn CLEO poa &ien og
iolot, ioct han ifl,l0c ipringc ira Den
She, bportil Greet bplbebc.
Sf%panrbcioer nTr Srnfnct. Gn
Sf~p0orbcioer peO Mnpn SSohn sag.
itrum bar forlcocn npr orufnct pna
Supcriors Supn, ibct bon fnlot gien-
llcnl Sicn. Mrbclocrnc puo Spo-Sns
mems Iof 0anncoc / al &alt en- &ipoe
neo at ta1c hinanbcn / &oonoen, %
puu oennc Ntoubc popcoc man iig ilb.
upcr Sen ipogc IS inbtil Wnnocn
llude0eS.
Wilmonfcc ug StafsnDitilinacu.
@per Wiilpullfcc bar ior lGllgerc
Gio tilboQc Iopct at ifjr,ltc ct Stptfc
@anb iii StatallbltiQingell, men ull-
ser TorcNipcnoc al, at Stntcn itfc
bar bcpil0ct Sc til lloItilingcn NOD
penOioc Miolcr cr Silb.toct III truf,
fct tilba0c. Som Nplac ocroi cr Der
Tor Nlpor Gale ON at lutte StatS-
lloitiuin0clt ira Wtilmaltfce, % Sono
on Suc bar allercbc blht %eImrelicn
Ct Stuffc Nonb til permanent lloItll-
lings9rlrlb.
4Uac cftcritrrbes. Or. y. :.
Tcnoircn, Der ior life lpnge iioen
ncbiattc iig / Sumbec, life lnllgt ira
SonD Oil Hoc, hor / Ben @ruo pGrct
cfterIirGbt, at ban life lGr9cr er
trp1 for lit Siu. SORT bIeu bans
@icm brpnbt ioa at lige oper Sppe-
oct paa BAN, % INT iioIt er ban peo
ct Grcp uarilct ON, at ban pll bllDe
iprrn9t / %llitcr mcb Gpnomit, on
ban life iprloocr Npcn. Goftorcn
allicr piaic Giteritrpbclicr ionl ct ITO
lag al Ere0nio.
Nurfelacs al Ell nblio SfjTbnc.-
Qiange al Dc SfjTnteuGrter, Iont ira
oct terlagoe Se9 Wtoincs nloottc Iege
iig mt %irfeielt, ipncs at forfplgea
al cn ubIib SfiGbnc. Ser al oiSie
Mpno, Scr reiitc til ga Grosie og Der
fiebtc SaIponcr, bleu forri9e llge
beiit nbeta9elig operraifcbc peb en-
aienoelie al Spubpofat Sigbee. Ib-
uofatcn crtlnreoe nemlig, at De
ntaatte DO / @isconiin mirrolt ct 9lur,
icr De fur,be crholbc Sicenie. Ser
meo q Sanbelen / Ga GrOsie gaaet
oper'tpr.
Suer ct Son Nrpbrc. 9pcn Siger-
ton brplter Jig al at bauc Den Itsrlte
Sannilie / DC Soreueoe Stater. Scnne
6amiIie bar life netop iaa mango
Meolemmer, men bpert al Dem or
baaoe omiangsrige % pGatiae. "a
@reorene Soffntml f~orleoen por
iamleoe, bIep Ser Gale ON bpem bar
Den i~terite, % for at afsicre Sper9S-
maaIet blep Ell for en- bragt paa Sea.
ten, Ser err HeiuItatet Tom Oct nco-
tceneocs: &ilbert 243 Tuno, Sobn
233. Wott 800. 9ouis 800. Soiepb
go, Scurp $50. &arrp 247, :. 8.
217 % Sans 23l Yunb. Sette or
oper ct Son @reore, % 8ienneml-
initspesten al DC III Sciimans er 233
Huuo.
9enroot % &piuSens Stcmmcret.
Gnbel iremraeenbe MGno % apin-
Der ira iorIfieIise Sele al Stoteil
] mebte forleeen Tag / Mabiion meS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Scgl9loturcn ponllp OF ioa bette Sop.
neutrality-suspicious. omgiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
3Nnutunu.
Epitmeitcr / llnocrba!nncc. :.

FVNNNtNtf ""Ve6'"""N " q
Brandt, Eoitnlciter | electric, hdl
pes Tcttcn / Great Sails crfIGrct iq
ifnloia / llnocr'lGb AZ $500 %
bsmtcs iii Is WodnebcrS Stroior.
bcioe / TesieringeltS NGnaicl pe>
McNeins Sslanb @aibinston. Ser
ubeIbioc Toitneitcr oniertc iom Ell
formilSenoe SmltGnSighrb, at bar
hapbe briiet sc $1,000 I'll at oript
en- @rocerihanbeI / Sorbinoelie mel
Gpltfontorct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Mtrbinnu
Character banInit.

Gisare.ter banIpit. CT Sorlas,
Ser iorbpoer iaapeI Silpirfnins Tom
SaIe al Giearetter inben Wifisan,
blep iiSiie Sreoas meb "a MOB fun
IS Stemmer pcStaect al ScsisIati,.
renS SuS. Torila9ct. Scr oprinoelig
loo paa Sorbub MOB Solg al Gisa.
retter iii @iunreaarisc, pcotoscs
uben ioribaaacnbe Scbat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Yrcitcr % Iopcfatcr

oil iinoe Sartey's Rsmeop lor nole. NOR
%ilelells. 8atdrrb % &beumotISme be, beore
be nO%geuuuoe trGusU 'or in nalS noor be.
taller orien Zig. Sil,dlgS hos aIe apotbetere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Mnt Nrrncrinneinitcm pnnbc

NnuOt. Cpmon!mNcn al Oct INC
Grrucrina2iu'tcm norN % rit ior
NioicoL cr ollcrcoc pnnbcQuuOt Zen
S%trTfulnN. iom 0crpcO 'lal tprlTA
Qc2, Iio0cr mcrCm Holcou lilucr,
Nhl0 Greet NJ NlQomn Somnihip, OF
en- al NopcoQrrrtcrnC MI ItrUItc lrQ
mo / 0ctir (plpnihip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

ccrb "Scccrabs Ioficn" iii GTraintrec n
sScuncr Gunllc!aroct. - Sirsnda3 "a Sre'
ooQeuoaoocn ioitcr $3.50; SrenGg5uoscpeh
aIene, S1.25 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Snbtc / Nnplpb mcb Spocn. Char
les " Stort, Ell Sornncr pco Mount
tain Kate. autom iorIcbcu WprNcn
III Il Nuul c'tcr mc6 ct 'pcciclt
IoQ at have ieQt al nno i'm ocrpr.
rcn0c Cater ier 9eocn lnotrnootc.
men tobtc Aoplebct E0ttercn, Der
ImocrcOc uco Nomliuc llniucriitct
rar molnQt pon CT Noipitol libcroc
al Sforlo0cu3icbcr. oQ / Nnob om az
non h,uNc iliuc lcicbc Gnocreu CT Or
trotcu. Ger fo'tchc ham $500. &c
I1i5 Wjl ira Womtoiu Sofc tilba9e.
laQoc2 paa omtreut ire elmer. men
Gcocu tisrtc cub hIrtiaere % frGre'
DC III Oiier ier Saberen naaeoe
iren,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

al Observation-Disclosures" ~no8cnliuoc
mere pil piie Tia.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-12
Looks Better Now

The Citizens State bank has this
week papered the Democrat otfice,
and the members Of the force have to
pinch themselves frequently torealize
where they are. The new paper gives
us more light on the subject, and
taking advantage ofthe cleanup spir-
it we cleaned out the different spots
and corners in which dirt had accum-
ulated for ages, and now freely bid
defiance to the board of health to
come and do their durnedest, which
we have heretofore been afraid to do.
The type cases and other parapher-
MALTA have also been changed around,
and we can now get about without
knocking down all the furniture and
machinery in the shop every time we
cross the same. This reform business
is HI while it lasts, but one is al
ways little better off for it when the
smoke of battle has cleared away.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-12

Miss Sarah Lane visited friends In
Kismet Saturday.
e. h. Printz transacted business
matters in the Texas panhandle this
week
Lest we forget the gentleman en-
tirely, what has become of one f. D.
Coburn?
Mrs. r. A. Ward went to Tyrone
Tuesday to spend few days wlthrel-
atives.
Bert Allen looked after business
matters near Ochiltree, Texas, where
he owns farm, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Clark arrived
Tuesday from Brady, Texas. They
will make their home in Liberal.
j. r. Bolin made trip to Hooker
Tuesday in the interests of the Boil
in.Hall elevator at that place.
Cecil Pearce left Sunday morning
for Hutchinson, where he will
the Salt City Business college.
Mrs. r. o. Flanders returned Sat
urday from Dodge City, whgge she
had lpent week visiting relatives.
j. E. Nugen, who has been in New
Mexico for some time looking for
new location, stopped off here for
short visit at the II. Riggle home,
while on his way home to Harper,
Kansas.
A number of the teachers and
pupils Of the high school took hay
rack ride few miles into thecountry
Saturday night. Judging from the
noise made while leaving town they
were figuring on enjoying the trip to
the limit, which we understand they
did.
While playing on the sidewalk near
her home, Cora, the little daugeter Of
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. hide, fell and
broke her arm at the elbow. Medical
assistance was summoned and the in
jured member was set at once, but
we believe the young lady will take
life easy for few weeks
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-12
"Jitney" Service for Liberal

The ''jitney" service was started in
Liberal Wednesday. Miss Susie Far
mer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Farmer, is the proprietress of the
same, and will haul passengers to any
part of the city for five cents per pas
senger. The editor of the Democrat
was one Of the first to get ride in
the jitney car and we have hated to
walk ever since. Miss Farmer In
tends to meet all the day trains with
her car, and keep the car and sign
prominently displayed at all hours Of
the day She has run the Ford con-
siderable during the last year, having
done all the driving for Farmer Bro
thers, of which firm her father is
senior member, and handles the wheel
like an old veteran at the business.
We see no reason why jitney line In
Liberal shouldn't do good business,
and trust Miss Farmers efforts meet
with financial success.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-12
Kindschi .Prentis

Edward G. Kindschi and Mrs. Min
ME May Prentis were married We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride, Corner Third street and Sher-
man avenue, in the presence OF "a
large number of friends and relatives
of both parties. The wedding was a
very elaborate affair Miss Gladys
Glazier of Moundridge, Kansas was
bridesmaid, and Ralph Colvin acted
as best man. Mary MOlterand Thel-
ma Prentis were flower girls, and
Margaret Stoufer was ring bearer.
The house was decorated in pink
and white, and pink and white roses
and carnations were used. Music for
the occasion was furnished by the
orchestra of which Mr.. Kindschi is a
member. The guests were invited TO
subscribe their names on hand
painted scroll, a work of art done by
the bride. A flash light picture of tie
wedding party was taken after the
ceremony. Shortly after o'clock all
repaired to the Cimarron Hotel,
where delicious eight-course wedd-
ing supper was served. The dining
room was decorated with pink and
white flowers. Many beautiful and
useful presents were received by the
new couple from friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Kindschi will
leave shortly for Nebraska, where
they will spend couple of weeks with
relatives, and will be at home to their
friends in Liberal after March |.
The Democrat joins the many friends
of both parties in extending congrat-
ulations, and trusts their years will
be many and filed with the best that
life affords.