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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-20

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Grcmplorcr ga ga octtc mart rilo1
rare uoicllt, uor Ct uut Cglal a.
5000 Grcwplorer oucrcOe pau6,.
guuot
@laoct Samimoct blco fia6t "a
ilaact hammer meo "~>irttbla0et
%uoberctuiulen Tor 1896 uticr. al Sc.
me ioreueoc &lao "Sutheranereu
aaercoe / Oct iorlobne 2lar hauo,
uouct % I'll et gbouueutantal al TO-.
500. ) (lo9ummet ira lite Niai
1895 Til 1itc 4}ai 1891 6leu ser tru.l
32125 S%ulmeb0lcr o. e itort PIN.
toI Earncbeler 90 andre Smaaitrii.
Ter. HettoiortieneiTen ser glar par
S3.63j. ) 1897 uofom CT mt %.
lag al &lbeIen paa 5000 Grcmpla.
rer OF et al Salmebeger puo 5000.
SorretuinAeu uar M iIpttet iii e
iterre Sofale poa Geoar PIPE. Ger
blep giort Ell 6orilag ON. III 6orret-
niugeu ifuIoe poe $1,000 ON Aarei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

ocnuc ll0qdpc u0fom / 1892 er ser
trpft iolt 10000 Gremplurcr ira oc
ianme NIa0er. Ser bIeu Qlort cr;
Cpcren2toWlit mco set norlte Nibel-
iclifob ON at iaa trutt % icu0t her
opcr Niblcr % 9tutcltomentcr meo
Gll92burQ @ubliihina Nouic'9 I'm.
print. salt har 2uul2burg mtoOta.
get ira N}orqc $4,000 GrcmpIurcr
NibIer oq 9tptcitamcntcr Vi ier
oerai, al Der / DC 20 iioitc Mar bar
oUrct trpft % ioIQt uoritc @iblcr %
(%citoueutcr til ct INITIAL al 10000.
Eli @lar4me0ct / 1895 mobcrcttet
|roi e. s. Yumo, Tormauo / Ne.
ltnrcIien. at Den me Solmcboa
(Sun0irao9 mco iua Gorunoriuqer
% CT 5lllp9l nctop par frrolg 20.
gen par trpft / ct CpIug a 5000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

$50; SiTlcontnI, $4,000; Trciicr,
245.
llo al bcnne @cgpnbcIic ifrco ocn
6prcneoe airfc i'm GSrcmtio in1c6c
mco Itore Observation-Disclosures. Nerren
lagoe i'm %cliigneIic til glrbcioct, o0
Der bleu Ell froOig Bert. s 1898 par
Menigbebcrnea slntol itcget til 1000
meo 1860 SlpIc; Stoternc 9tcip
Dorf, Wnrplanb, Connecticut %
Wontana, iamt Canada, bar trooot
ino / SamfltnbetS &irfcfrcoS, Sc fire
ferIte meb Ell, DC 70 iioite meo TO Mc-
nigbeoer boer. Samntc Iar iii set
lit iTrlfiltc airfcblub, "Samiltnoet",
iaa oct oerpeo fln1be llopifle lin
@ierning mco ltsrre Strait og @cthc0
% tialge forluarc Jig moo Nngreb
llOeltfra bnaoc paa 9Gre og Gicuoom.
"a S~peroragelIcn til set me Cant
fltno al Den gunllc Trcitcifplc, Nlto5-
burg Senlinorillnl, blcp nc0tct, oil
oct bllrtig tiloerfS meo at oprcttc lit
eget teologiife Seninnr, a%niatte bel.
ififfeoe Trofesiorer, og Tor at iloipl-
De oct Snb ion @~crepelien al Vro-
feslorfonoet polote, blep ser pao 70
Nnr inbinmlct $4,000 til Tpffclic
al @iGlb % Sprettelie al frcmtioige
2enningsfosier. ga Hetten til Mugs
burg gllbliibing Soilie's Gienoom
blep tilfienbt ben Snrenebe &irfc,
blep benne pigtige % foitbare Sniti-
tuition itrnr ~opcrtaget % lat / Grit.
s ct. Mntbonp Turf lloiao Samfun-
oct Jig en- herlig @eIiggetbeo for lin
me TrcIteifole, mibt mellem Spil-
%lingbperne, oog llbenfor Dem beQoe,
paa en- let So%rbeining, bpor gpenS
2arm % Geg % Srapelbeo life noar
ben, men bppr Ell fan iiboe rpli9 meb
line @eger, fine Sunfer % i'm @ub,
Genne Graft bleu fiebt, og mart too
oct prGgtigc, itolte Treiteiemlinor
fulot irroig. @pgningen foitet $50
900, o. ben 22oe Srlli 1901, Sno-
pieliesoagen, bar en- 8lroeaicit ior
set belle Samfuno. Otter Sen Gag
bar g(rbeioe % @ert gaaet Soonb /
Saonb, iiffcrt % burtig. Gen iioitc
Iarsberetnine, nemlig for 1913, hi
fer, at sen Soreneoe Strife tpleoe peo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Tauif, iom i~nOtroootc Sommcren
ioruo, % Den pnoislgen0e Sta9na-
ton. s oe ielgenoe 6 Aar, nemlig %
iii 1900, bier iugen I'M 8iRIo witiitet
Get iamIeoe @eIgb, iom %inoienotcs
til Samilnosto2ien / Be nGpnte
Aor, bar $4,000, % iii andre Ga2
Ter omtrent $4,000. @aa AorSme.
set / 1899 blep bet aiqiort al ct
Slai College ifuIbe pGre SumiuH.
oet5 Golege. Naa bette QtsOe bleU
pet ogiaa beiluttet al iGtte igan8 en-
Snoiamlinq al 100000 iii en- m
9pgning Tor Nreiteieminariet % ct
"Iormitorn" peo ct. Slai. Tenges
ne fom ino langt one 5o%rpeuuing,
iaa al aaere0e ueo Gnoen al ieriie
gar par mer emo oen iaitiutte Sum,
100000, inofommet; % oeo Nars-
meoet / 1902 bIep oet oplpit, al me-
item 100000 par hamlet, Ereiter.
ne latte Jig / Spioien ior SnOiam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

ms0c en- 9citprcIic al lem Wcolem.
mcr, mco 5ormuno. SctrctGr % Be.
itnrer. ) 1850 bIeu ears Speuiou
uniot ION 6ormano ! NeitureIien "a
pco6leU / BEN StiQing eiter 6orcniu-
len / 1890 Iige til lin Geo 1904.
San biorog uoen Suil peo lin fonier.
uutipe Toriigtigbeo opermoaoe me
act iii S%oreuingen3 Sremgang. )
1890 tog aonierentien 6orlaQ3'or-
cniu1eus Gienoom mcO iig Iuo oeu
Gorcucoc STRIFE. Zen par oa urro.
lat til $4,000. Icnue G!enooui
hauoc Sem lite &anlar 1890. citcr
%nofiob3pris en- &Groi al SD 25O,
0opeoboQbaIarce $9.5O7; "Sutbcra.
nereu". $4,000 og lrpffcriet $500,
90. TertlI fan nPpne5 "Slltheril
9erueblao~, paabegpnot al Iaitor
e g.. Gitbp og iioen 1879 eiet o. re
oigeret al Saitorerne 2itbp. 3. gtil.
ien % q. 8. 9ruu inOtiI llSganger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

llbauneen al 1913 ielgenoe Mtenlg'
beoer: / Minneiota $50, | Noro So-
fota 1913, / @isconiin 22O, CANADA
191, Spo Gafota 1859, Soma 112,
/ @ontana "a, / @aibington 43,
Suinois 80, / Midigan 20, | Soabo
Is, / Nregon -. / Colorado 9, /
California S, / Sem 9orf 6, | Nebrn.
Ifa 6, / aanias 6, / Sem Seriep 3,
/ 9enniulpunio =, / SfIaboma ,,
Wlaine 1.
2iliammen nosier Bette 1862 DE.
niabeoer. SiGIcantaaet | oiale er
2SO,O25, aoniirmereoe 16S,363,
IaoperbaiGiter $500, Gcbte 12,-
.6t9, Greitcr os Groie@iorer COS.
Sommcnligncr nj Saaene ira 1891
meo oisie, iaa ier ri Silsonecn Iaa
noaef nGr iom Del er muligt al paa'
piie Den. 9et piier Jig, at airfens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Rtrfens BERT.

Zen Soreneoe Girfe bIcp ouitnci
pco Sammen'liltning al Menigbebcr
ira ire andre Samfmb: Nllailitann
Spnooen, aonierentien % bct Nnti-
mislpllrilte Nro0erifab. elsie Gam
firnos @rlrnolG9gelie % @ert gipcr
altlaa Stoiiet iii ben Torenebc Sir
fes Sorbiitoric. Som oraurtiierct
ielpitpnoig Samiuno ircmtrpber sen
Norenc0c Strife iprit / Narct 1890.
Gil ct Wpoe, bcrammct / Sllni Wuu-
nco nrpnte glnr / minneapolis, meo-
tc HeprGlentanter ira &c ire Gam.
illnb iom ielger:
Sra Iitgllltnna Spltoocn "a Tre.
tier og 30 Gelegatcr; ira &oniercnt-
len 100 Trcltcr % 292 GcIcgater;
ira oct Mntimiaiouriite @rooerifob
9S Ereiter p9 313 Sclcgater; bpilfet
%ianmenlngt uogipr 222 Trcitcr %
GAO Seleaoter.
Sil @egpnoelie al ct mt Som-
fulo iaa bette lopcnoe lto, % buub
beore bar, lrnber Wpbets iprite Gag
blep Salet pget mcb so nporfomne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

iiinbS MeoIcms- % SiPleantal. 6or
fulb Speriigt oper Samfunocts
Stsrrelie / Soreningsaaret maa pi
tage for os bets ierite iuIoitGnoige
Iarsberetning, bpilfen omliaiter, life
BETS ierite Nar, men bets oltoet =
nemlig 1891. 5 oct Nar bar In-
tauet al S%amiunoets Wenigbeber
iorbelt paa be io%ritieai9e Stoter ionl
felger:
Winneiota 246 Mcnigbeoer, @is-
coniin 104. Nortb Gafota 81, South
Gafota 81. Soma II. Saiuois Is,
Mihiean 10. @oibington S, aanias
>, @ebraita I. Nisiouri I, Oregon
1, Sbobo I, Maine /, Nep Sanp.
hire 1. Siliammen 643 Weniabe-
Ser inoisrt / Samiunbets Yrotofol,
meo et SiGleantal al 1871 900. Ses.
uben iluttebe ser zig til Samiunoet
1877 Menigbeber, iom life bar -ino.
isrt, men iom betienies, bells al oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Selegater, iaa oct iamleoe Stemme-
antal for Meoets @eill,tnillger blep
942. Sermeo bar enOml life alle
M~enigbeoer rcprpicnteret. SO Tre-
tier % Trofcalorcr mpbte life op, =
% al be ire Saminnbs 719 Menig.
beber, ion1 bnpOe gipet lit Siialo til
observation-disclosures, fremmeote finn
720 Selegater, % oa mango ienotc
TO eller ire 0elegoter bper, maa Der
bare pGret Here Wenigbeocr, ion1
life loo iig r%eprGienterc, men iom
BOG bapoe ~illlttet Jig til Toreningen.
Sesuoen bar Der, iom oet ienere pi-
ite Zig, ct itort slntal Wenigbeoer,
iom life fprnlelt bapoc ~llllttet Jig til
Samflrnbet, men iom aligepel reg
nebe Jig meb iom uinolemmeoe. Sper
ilige bapes ingen Sortegnelie; better.
life opgiper @eretningerne ira bei
fprite Mebe, eler fra bet ferite slar,
nogen S%plnsninger ON oct me Sums
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

@ipIb oacreoe porct ill $4,000.
Get, ionl loo til @rlrno Ior 0cnne laa
burti9c StiitcIir al @iUlo, bar ior
oct iprItc TorpifIingcrnc / Samim-
oet og Tor set anoct, at al sc 900
Wenigbcbcr, iom Snmilnoet GA be-
itob al, par Der fun 5S5, iom bouOc
bibraoct nogct til Somilnoafaaicn,
o9 oet bare Qienneminitlig onltrcnt
1913 bper. No9ct moottc Qiorc@. Gl
Enchanting bIep lat igong Tor at til.
pcicbringc Sc $4,000, iom trpuQ.
ties til at oibctoIe @iGIoen og mo0C
De lcbcnoc ll0qiiter. Ton Nar@mc.
oct / 1894 oigap adsiereren Sen qIU-
beige Hupport, at noQet opcr Sen
Ioitiatte Gum. $4,000, por inoiom.
LET, % bet tiltroOs Tor Sen iiunncicIic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Al 1889 @IaNct2 Gicnoom bcIab ia
I'll ca. $1,000 "NroOcrifabct 6raa
tc nlco liz "@uthcrit &jont2bpro
liocn 1NS2 rcoiacrct al DR.. i. Il
Sdmiot Get por I 1880. set Gor
lag bIcu itjlct at Nuuuct ifuIoe Tor
ANDRES til 9nud2burl NubIiihinQ
Nouic o. Gicnoommcu hcuIUl1e,
mocr %9uu1@burQ "@oorO OF (ru
itce2" 9tduuct blco l|orouorct. men
ocu Gorcucoc STRIFE iorbcholOt lis
Gicnoom2rctttn. ) 1880 tr ser I'M.
Qtn cltutIja &UroiUtttIic A. N2n
iomIcOc Gicnoom opQipct mem Sen
lite Nioi 1891 'rttc2 &Urolcr III
%is7Sl &co Chen Al N,ruebr
ger cl ouort miu0rc Sfrt'tcr uNQoo
GuQ2mura &ubliihna Nouic octtc
Ndr 0S9n en- itorrc NoN. ucmlll en-
SamliuQ4poitilt. ErU0ltcncr a. &rt.
tier / Sc ioritclilc uorit luthcritc
Samrmo. mocr (itcI SrcIicu /
Nrlim2". Gen ut en- itor llobrcocl.
ic, thi a ct Cplol poo $500 Grcm.
vlurcr par 800 iollt irr 9,or2mc.
set i 1891. Ntttoiorticucitcu octtt
Aor bclcb ilQ til 5000, 5 Norcuc
1891 % Qjoroc GorretutuNcu CT
itort 6rcmiiriot. iom bor omtolc2.
1cttc 9lar blcp @jbeleu trutt, otter
SEN me uorifc CpcriUttcIic, i ct Cp.
lag al 5000 Grcmplorcr. Stocn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
oluJultdul CclleJt.

9luIuItauo College er oeH Serene.
Sc airte2 pIoite Sf0le. Zen bIeu
iuittt / CHICAGO ior 50 gnr iioen. %
eieoe9 0a Al uorite % iuenitc @enig'
btOer. Ser orgauiiereoe itG iii et
Samnmo pon Eeiieriou Trairie I
1860. unocr NaUu al Sen itdnoino'
uIite Auguitanu Sunooe.
IN Torcuingcu tom ilrauo / 1890.
ouyrorog @luIuitaua Suu0oeu al I'll.
cn0cm iii Dem Toreueoe airte. o.
0ermeo oaina 9uguitnna College.
Eroic2ior n. IS. Sure palgteS iii BE.
iurer. Sioen 1895 bar SfolenS
Crit uPret ouerlu0t Ill 9lllsuitana.
Sorcningen, Ser par oannet meo set
Eormaol al arbcioe ior Stolens
Sg.ug!ies gaG Stee 0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

re liberal. Som &clcl or WcuiQbc
Ocruc iom Nrcitcn / laa Nculccuoc. -"
Sra Narct 1900 til 1905 hau0C
Samimo4fo@icu ell $notTQt Al ON
trent $4,000 % Sc onorc Master
omtrcnt 100000. sra 1908 til
1910 fom ser iuo til Suuimo@fa2.
lem $4,000 % I'll onorc ao2Icr
SIP. 600; % ira 1910 til 1914 bar
lSu0tuQtcrnc til Samiunb2fd2icn
oper $4,000 % til sc cprilc &a4.
Ter $4,000. SotaliunmlCn Ionl
Wicnighc0Cr, &pin0ciorcniu0er ~
GufeltpcrionCr bar noet Ill &n9icn
iiocu Sumiumoeta SrNoniiationJ cr
upCr $4,000 % til ANDRE IcbcnoC
ll00iltcr oucr SG76,O0O; tilluumcll
mere cto S1,292 600. Ncrt cr life
mcorcQuct bc ior'ticlli9c pcrmunente
Nono@ % NcQnter, lor bclebcr lta
iii Ell Sum al $759,0O0, cncr >Sll.
b~clionott, iom uoNier omlriug SiOO,.
600. Naur ioa toQe& ncb, hpoo Der
err uOct til M}i@iioncruc 9Ior Tor Nnr.
od Sc Nuuoretuicncr iom pore Wte'
ri0hc0cr bar poct iii OprcttelIc AZ %
mango Sfolcr / Sumiunoct, 'olnt DC
iorificQiac NoipitnIcr, iom port Sir.
feiolf bar noct Slllcn0cr til, Tor lftc
at npprc sc mango &irfer % Erc'
ltcboIi0cr, Tom cr opiert rlnot ont
friug / Somiunoct / 0iaic Nor, lac
blir SET uof Ell onielj9 Sim % ci
hcrliut Niolc@bnrb ON bort GoltI
Ciicrpiaigbco. Tor emo nler al an
ifucliaQierc, hporIcoc9 Ono bar bel.
iidnet ocn Iorcuc0e airfe / oct rent
tincIigc, iommeuligncr N Sanrum.
sets Gienoom9pprOi / 1894 mcr
ocu5 &proi / 1914. Glcnoom3prr.
oicn set ioritnppntc Nar par ca
S13O.OO0; / 1914 bar Den ltcGct I'll
onltrent $|2,1t1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

%crt / ai5ie "A a % Mar har pUrct;
Weni9heoer so (oct ~oobbcltt). Sir.
leantdl 121,S25 mjuorc emo set
oobbcItc), &onlirmcrcoe SLS63 Toe,
oobbeItcl. TrcitGr "a Nroie2iortr
(mcre enb bct NobbcIt0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

linNcu. life bare uco al tale Sdacu,
men plian pco ittc ~bctuoeliQc p%criou.
lice @l0roQ. Get err, lom Den gam.
le UrpUroiuc Voitor @re Tiger:
"Stol en- Vrcit ina line Wtcninhcocr
iii al bIi liberolc. mno han 'cIu pT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Hllrti1 Dert / einanierne.

airfena iinoutieue Stotlt9 uco
ocna organization bar $259,0oo, %
Sen bar llben @IUlo; men oIlercoc
peo nUitc Noranlooc par Sumim0ct
fon1nlct / @ipI0, ucmlig $1,000 til
lpbcnoc llogifter. : 1898 par ocnNc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

me S~amiunoS % oclS al uocnior.
ltaaenoe Trei;er % / Nrbcibc % On.
teresier reeneoc Jig blanbt pore. Gc.
res S%iGleantol bar / set 9(ar 2l,-
200. Sammcnlagt logirr bette Tor
Sam'unoct / 1891: WcnighCocr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
2luosburo publilbin1 6ouie.

Gen eqcntIiQe @egpnocIie til set
mipGrcnoc 9lug9burQ |llbliihing
Mollic uur en- 6orIogaiorenina, iom
bIep witiitet / Spttioorcne.
5 1852 bIcp oennc 6orIoq9ior.
cnirq operqipet iii aonicrcnticL scr
beilrttcoc at ppIqe oeb hpert 2lor4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

5ssasilss sad Stee q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
TO REDUCE EXPENSE OF MEETING
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Paid Delegates to Convention
 $200,000, Says c. K. Hall

That the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers paid to delegates attending its triennial convention in Cleveland the past week s201. 457. was a, state. ment yesterday of Charles k. Hall, local delegate. who had just returned.
 MT. Hall was appointed one of committee named for the purpose of devising a plan whereby the number o1 delegates would be reduced by half and the outlay, in money for expenses Likewise reduced. The committee named MT. Hall it's secretary. A tentative plan was devised whereby one dele gate would represent two locals, the membership of which is less than 200. At the present time every local- or di- visioni as it is called, is entitled to one delegate.
 MT. Hall said that. whereas, the num- ber of delegates in the Cleveland con vention was S57, in the next convention if the new plan Is adopted, the number will be only 435.
 The local delegate. reported pleas -sant visit to Cleveland and surrounding country. As.+st A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
DHssr c!rrCEcc
 RUSSIAN OUOOGOO .AROUSES OPTIMISM

' Petrograd, June 12.-(Via London. S:43 p..m.)-Russian successes near Juravno Galicia, on the left bank of the Dneister river. and Ugartsberg, on the right bank of the Dniester. are highly gratifying to military circles and have resulted in the expression. of a distinctly optimistic feel ing in the press and among the people. ( Military men believe that Lemberg is in no immediate danger. They think that in face of the defeats on the Dniester and the failure to progress from Mosciska eastward to Przemysl. the Germanic forces are entrenching along the present position and have abandoned. temporari- ly at least an attempt on Lemberg.
 Fifteen thousand Testaments, presented by American Sunday school children, were forwarded to the front today for distri- button to the soldiers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
WOODALL SEES BIG
 IMPROVEMENT HERE
Industrial Expert Finds Business Conditions Great
 ly Improved

'1nteresting evidences. not only of the improved feeling in business circles, but the improved condition of business itself are found in the Birmingham diNrict, said ". c. woodall of Columbus, Ga., business manager of the Industrial Index MT Woodall is spending several days in Birmingham. gathering data for his pub lica ton regarding construction and indus trial development in this section. and is a guest of the Motion.
 ''I have been much impressed by several things that l have heard since coming to Birmingham a day or two ago., he said 'To begin with, we do not expect the ordinary manufacturing plant to make new records in production and shipment in these times, for while conditions are stead fly improving. they are not yet normal Ard yet various plants of magnitude right here in the Birmingham district are doin- that very thing
 "Illustra ton No is the Longview Lime works. Mir. Beecher Adams, proprietor Of that plant. remarked that his shipments for May, 1915. had exceeded shipments for the corresponding month last year Through curiosity he went back through his records for 10 years and found that the past month was the best May in all that period. And then. his curiosity being stil; further stimulated he went back to the very beginning and found that his plant shipped more lime last month than in any May since the business was estab- lished in 1874. The total shipments of lime from the Longview Lime works for the first five months of 1915 are 2000 barrels in excess of the shipments for the same period last year.
 "All May shipping records at the plant of the Copeland -Inglis Shale Brick conn pany, near Birmingham. was broken dur ing the past month From this great plant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
ANNISTON

Anniston, June 12.-(Special. Lien F. Greer. formerly associate convict in speetor of Alabama, was in Anniston yesterday making arrangements for the sale of some of the produce he is rals ing on his farm in the Choccolocco val ley. Mir Greer has the appearance of enjoying life more now than when he mad a political job. Mir Greer stated that he is working hard and facetiously remarked that, "He who by the blow would thrive, either himself must hold, or drive" The former convict inspector says his crops are in excellent condi- ton and those of all his neghbors in Choccolocco valley are in the same shape.
 The buildings and grounds of the Alabama Presbyterian college are now almost deserted as all of the students have left, and most of the members of the faculty are taking their vacations. Prof. George Lang left yesterday for Montgomery. where he will spend two months. Prof. I. P. Mason is spending a few weeks at Columbiana, and will later go to Stockton, where he will stay the remainder of the summer Prof. c. H. Gillispie is at the University of Chi cago where he is taking special worl, st that institution. Dr. E. D. MeDougall leaves Monday for Nashville, where he will visit a few. days and will return to Alabama and, spend the summer can wasting for new students.
 Characterizing the justices courts, as court for revenue" and holding it up as an ally of the loan shark and fee system, a committee representing the proposed court of common pleas, which houn county by act of the legislature to meet next month, has given out spicy and sensational reply to the pet- tioners against, the abolition of the justices courts in Anniston
 It is claimed by the committee repre- senting the proposed inferior court that it will not levy an additional tax on the people but that it will really save money to the county, as we'll as elimi- nate many of the evils which they claim now attach to the justices system committee composed of the agricul tural committee of the Anniston Cham her of Commerce. the vice presidents and active officers of the Calhoun County Cattle Growers association, bankers and business men will go be- fore the Calhoun county commission rs next Wednesday and ask for an ap- propriation for the purpose of em- ploying an expert farmers demonstra- tion agent in Calhoun county and con- tinuing that work on larger basis than 1t is now being conducted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
WILL NOT EXHUM|E
 BODY OF GUTHRIE
Judge Heflin Disallows Peti- tion Filed by John Will
 sons Attorneys

Petition to exhume the body of Hugh Guthrie, who was killed by John Will son at Vivian about two years ago, was denied by Judge H. P. Heflin at a hearing held yesterday morning. Will son was recently tried for murder in the first division of the criminal court and received a sentence of 65 years in the penitentlary.
 His attorneys claimed that the yer diet was not in accordance with the evidence and contended they could prove by the body of the deceased that certain statements made by testifying physicians were wrong. John F .sb- bolt of counsel for the defense made a lengthy argument to the court asking that an order be issued to the coroner to exhume the body.
 The court held that he had not the authority to issue the order. Notice was given that on next Saturday the attorneys for the defense would make motion for a new trial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
LARGE ATTENDANCE
 0F LADIES IS URGED
Special Preparations for Them on Chamber of
 Commerce Outing

Barbecue. athletic sports music and dancing will be the big features of the annual outing of the Chamber of Com merce next Thursday at the Birmingham Motor and Country club at Edgewood. Indications now are that an exceptionally large crowd will attend
 On account of the music and dancing, special efforts are being made to secure a good attendance of ladies. Every mem- Der of the chamber who goes is being asked to take with him a lady friend. This is the first time ladies have at tended the annual outing and the new ruling is expected to be very popular
 Secretary Radcliffe stated yesterday that the nominal sum of 50 cents was being charged for the tickets merely to help pay the expenses. This ticket will entitle the holder to transportation to and from Edgewood, the barbecue, dan cling and all features of the programme. Tickets will be necessary for each lady as well as gentleman. Memolis band will furnish the music. The crowd will be transported from the end of the car line to the club by motor trucks
 The dancing floor of the club is said to be one of the best in the state and the dancing feature of the programme is expected to be one of the most enjoy able or the day. The extra car service on the South Highlands and Edgewood lines will begin at Il o'clock Thursday morning. The games and athletic sports will begin at F o'clock and the barbecue will be served about 1 o'clock. The dan cing will follow.
 The entertainment committee in charge is composed of Frederick Gunster, chair man; Sydney Lazarus, George R. Knox, Fred V. Underwood and Wallace Johns. Judge Alvin Douglass and his acquaint- ance committee will be on hand and see that everybody gets acquainted with everybody else President Johnson asks that new members of the chamber espe- cially maN it point to come to the outing and meet the older members Pres ident Rosenberger of the Board of Trade division asks that the furniture dealers who recently became members also make every effort to attend the outing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
CORDOVA

Cordova, June 12.-(Special.) )-Seve.a al of the Cordova merchants are today en- Geavoring to get in touch with the con- mander of the steamer NJ Carney which Is to bring the shipment of mer- chandise up the river for Goodall Brown & Co. of Birmingham, in an ef- fort to ship several tons of merchan- disc from Mobile to Cordova. If the shipment for Goodall, Brown & Co is routed via Cordova 1t Is probable foul or five tons of merchandise will be shipped via the river to various Cor dova merchants.
 Two consignments of black bass were received by express last night from the United States fisheries for the purpose of stocking Lake Bankhead with this kind of fish. They were immediately re. leased in the river.