davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-24

Light, soft in texture and veIvety
in appearance, this street costume
has a short straight coat with mill
tary cape having the appearance of
a jabot. Pockets are in again, and
the hands will be in the pockets more
than ever before. The hat, which fits
the head closely, is of fine mat straw,
dark blue, mounted with high Cor
day trimming of ruffles of net.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-24

"Old man awfully kind of you to
come" he stammered.
mot at all" said Jim. mot at all.
Only l wish, Harry wish I'd been
best man."
Copyright, 1916, w. G. Chapman)
FLoSSIE FLIMFLAM'S ANSWERS
Dottie Moth.-No l can't explain
why movie actor always taps Gig
aret on his wrist.
Marjorie.-Ed Ebony drove jitney
bus before going in the movies. Hank
O'Cheef was the ashman in "The
Lace Trimmed Feedbag."
Danny McPancake.-Pm running
movie question counter, not a sport
ing column, and l don't know how
long it took kid Brag" to knock out
-'One-Round Fogarty'- idea!
AIice-Yes, Ted Sawdust was the
cab horse in Sidney the Snipe-
Shooting Duke" So you think Ooof
Yodler's reason for not wearing a
collar is silly when he says Its Tenn
perament?" John Lightfoot is now
playing hide-and-seek with the
sheriff. Write again.
''DearIina. why, I'm surprised.
Don't you know why movie actors
never get their hair cut?-25 cents.'
You dear.
Della O.-Yes, movie actors and
actresses receive unbelievable sal
aries. Some of them actually get as
high as $2S week. Question No.
-Yes-No. 41144- search me.
Earl EeI.-"A Romance on the
Freight Elevator" is a Flooey Release
Ana Tony was the society lady in
''The Dill Pickle Mystery Them's
nice words, Earl.
Y. Y.-Never heard of Patrick
Levy. Nine. Alloff was born in an
Oasis in Egypt under the 23d star of
Taurus the Bull. Her father runs
laundry in Brooklyn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-24

Excuse us from the woman whc
kicks on her valentine candy because
the ribbon isn't the same as the
box.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. Is

House Bill No. ). ~ Nr. Heintz.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 10 Article lis
OF the Constitution OF the state OF
Louisiana on the subject OF Juvenile
Courts.
Section !. Be it resolved by the
General Assembly Of the State OF Lou
isana. two-thIrds OF all the memberI
elected to each House cUncurring. that
the NTH section OF Article lis Of the
Constitution OF the State of Louisiana
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Section >. lie il further resolved.
shall be submitted to the qualified cleo
tors OF the State for adoption or rejec-
ton at the Congressional election to be
held on Tuesday. November :, 1916.
Section 3. BE il further resolved.
etc, that on the official ballots to be
used at said election there shall be
placed the words: For the proposed
amendment TO Arti.l" lis Of the Con-
SttutiOu of Louisiana and the words,
Against the proposed amendment to
Article lis OF the Constitution OF Lou
isiana," ana each clcctor shall Indicate
as provided in the general election
laws OF this state. for which of the
propositions he votes.
HEWITT EOTANCIIAUD.
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
ETHELRED ". STAFFORD.
President Pro Tomp";e of the Senate.
Approved: Jun" Is. 1916.
L. G. PLEASANT.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
\ true copy:
JAMES J. BAILEY.
Secretary Of State.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. "a

House Bill No. 1913. by Mr.. Powell.
Chairman. Committee on the judi
CIary. section ~" Substitute for
House Ban No. 3.
\ JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment To Article
las OF the State Constitution rrl4-
tive to TIA" District Attorney for tho
Parish OF orleans, his election. quail
ficatIOn. term of office. comp,usa-
tIon, assistants and olI.ce force.
Section /. BE il resolved by the
General Assembly Of the state of Lou
IsIaua, two-thIrds OF Cne members
elected by each house ConCurTiEE. That
Article las of the Constitution Of the
State OF Louisiana be SO amended as
to read as follows:
Article las. There shall he Dis
trict Attorney for the Parish OF or
leans. who shall Doe elected by tho
voters of the said Parish for tn. term
OF four years. and who shall receive an
annual salary Of ten thousand dollars.
f"rty-siX hundred dollars Of which
shall he paid 10y the State of Louisi-
ana, in equal monthly iuSta'lmrnts,
and the balance Of nfty-four hundred
dollars shall be paid by the city Of
New Orleans. in equal monthly in
stallmcnts. he shall receive no other
compensation. He shall be licensed
attorney and shall perform such du-
ties "a are now prescribed by law or
may hereafter be prescribed by the
General Assembly. and shall take no
outside practice. IL" may appoint and
remove at his discretion such assist
ants. who shall be licensed attorneys
and such clerks. stenographers and
special officers as may be provided by
the Commission Council Of the city OF
New Orleans. and at such salaries and
terms Of payment as tho said Commits
sion Council may ordain.
Section >. BE il further resolved
etc. That this proposed amendment
shall be submitted to the qualified
voters Of the State. for adoption or re-
lection, ut the Congressional election
10 be held in November. 1916: and II
adopted, the same shall take effect on
the hrSt Monday in December. 1919
Section >. BE II further resolved,
etc, That the voting either for or
against this resolution by any member
Of the General Assembly shall not pro-
vent hIm from being u candidate for
the said Office.
Section I. BE II further resolved
etc. That on the Official ballots to be
issued at said election there shall be
placed For tn" proposed amendment
10 Article las of the Constitution OF
Louisiana and pa" words AGAINST the
proposed amendment To- Article las Of
each c.cctor shall Indicate. as provided
ln the genera election laws OF the
state. which Of ia. proposed For" or
Against b." votes.
HEWITT EOTANCHAUD.
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
rEENAND MOr-ToN.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF
tu" ~'nHt,.
Approved. July =. 1916
u; O.. PLEASANT
Governor Of the state II louisiana
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

- - II ~ DIa-| " IN SE'Ib
ot T." i'Iaiic Schools Par.sa OF orleans
or Us legal successor. s'tt not capt.
Ial.Z' u" 40" yr ans part OF ne
49, "'.'H ~ this a'n~. i'Hrit i IS q u
'.,.. "a o. .e'y' nor i".' we sam ." NC
~ 10 -" me- -, -r,t
$50 ION Yer .u.' .. 90
~ 5,r,.,'-., 81. a. ,s,.r,s.,.ar ~. mo
take. ~ sI,r ...r,r-'5,- vae- a-l f.r the
r'r,rr.,sa ~ NJ, ~, 80, t,xa, arc Levi
borrow sgrn e.f-,s a. shall not no IN cx-
cess OF the amount Of is unsolicited
taxes Of ~r..I r4,r and may .ssGa It's
notes or otr..- ..,,,S of lrf~btr mess
therefor. ana s.... sans notes or other
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. 81


scnate BIN ~ r.
Ey Mr. Erros = r.b,.,,
JOINT EIcGTT.rr.y
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r.......... 'l 't'" ~
sr... -"e t'd'.'Ishi'phS OF
S.-,..
a. ,...-tr.'' ''H'I .'l 10y w." Zen
an. -. ..'' 81. state or l."I.sl-
"a o., ..,. ..'' .'. ~. 80 '.' i.-iN'"'a erect
,r. 81. 80. ~ -, ''i, '.ift ~
cJ ,, -, ~. 30. o..S . .'i.... De amend
A.t.'f. ~ 70 40 .gt,"S ..
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49,, ~',, 80. o,'.. = ''d,", 49,. "a
. ..,.,.,. ,. - va d. 10 d" h't
|,I ,I.,,,,- - 80 % ..'' '' '.i.-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. ITO

,c r., T. eon r Sal
Senate RiI =" 30, ~. nT I:.-'oy
: J'.Ni 49,, -, ~ he Col
Proposing an nI'"ncH....,.a" ., LoulsiIl
s'l'W..7 - nc ,l.ar,g ~ cer1
provi'!ur 'or m" ..', c.ib,,rsys,ort. 9
d"h'e ~ -" .lE %, -. ssid ci'y
judgements a"r..'s,' ,nJ by .li G;
lseuaur" ~ .'i.'. '-'i'. Dor and
providing Do" pH'p"..eso N NAV be
marn'r IN Eh'L 5',,ies Of me .
sued. nr' ne ' r,,,. a, shrsvspi
ConnCH ~ nh" CIV, ,,,o =, md II, ID
wi'h r''"r'n, &C.. M mel n shrel
ing by tho 't,y . .4u"', 10 r.,lr,
port ~ ''F'"'n '[atr nv said q
bonds - Issued he.sIh' ,uubnissIoi
and providing fo' IN ~. slector
said err"rtrn"nnit 20 ..nnn e o.
m" State for the'f Sp''
lection. ,, A,s}
BE e., enacted by the G Genera y
bly, OF ne S'a.. b., Pc elected 70 y
branch thereof conrurrlhi' ,nororsl
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. 1Ol

Az W.. lOI
rY.-,,.. D,,. g..
r,-,.-- '''-NiI Rp{
r,--..-... .''.N' t.'N''NTfON
..l'N.' '' ri""-'ncut 20 A..-,
90 t.- '.. .r...... 20 varsi.-
COG" ..'"r.Hs. ~ ans,so
10 %. ne General ~
>. '.t lNr the pUrno.l
o...'l'n' revenu. ~
- .'l or his artlcls
IOWA.
' resolved BY ~
'- H." state OF 10,
u. ...Igs - al the na,,L.
t.'.'~d 4, t".a lou-e concurrins .t
3D.. 'v O.. TIE Constitution a, 80
&C. OF LOUISIANA as amentsd
., ~. I.' ~ Tho General As,.s,.
'~''' 10 90 enacted as 10 r..A
''''t"A,
at l.'e .'s pension OF -,
'..'"' 3. i't 20 exceed twcuty.av. 80
~ '.'".N shall he ali,uW
20 N,l Hi'..'Iair soldier or -
'''''1 " " I' l.Ns"SscS all n, 81.
".''" ny t-H-h'Htluus.
ma. nav" served hopo,,h,
" ..' .'.' .' his enlistment No.,
~ '...' '' ITO" ATE 'Ivii War or ,,a,
q, ".r. mar s'I or pnroled In 80
.'''.'.''' '. -ea'Lt'i"n regularly w..
1870 Army or Navy n, ~
MINI . ~ 'Nd snail have n.
,,,,r 80. - ~ NuA'ede!ate State
H. '.'''
,.,--.. I..., 80. ''2' own property o.
,.t.n '''' -'4Hl dollars Walt.
iir shan not be salsried or o,A
" '7' .'''i-'l Tor by the S'ofa
80 Ri. ''ia. or ~ any other Sfst.
p,.. o,-.,'..., ,aSe ne enlisted
s.r,f~. ....'., ',,"''t''d INTO sal
g.. ,,.. ~, ,s. Goa %. sanitation.
IL -a.,s., d.. '. nus rn.I,'men
Es st.r .f...,, - OF LOUISIANA
a. r.ost a., ." 'h's state ID
Is,i.- TO- -. 'I.'I /" his avply
81 .r...,.,..'. ,., q" 'dSe lie r"sits
s,ri-..t q, '..,l -, 'n'S State. ant
Tod ~ $50 NOT muAs
NJ gs ,. ,..', I''''.d' or In TIA
sIsl 49,. 1911, states. n
I.s4- ~. 80 49, ~ ms HIs'e Tor
firr ..r s,,,.l' - ms applcs
n.rr - ''"' IKE prnslo
srgIf M, -. ,,,rr,. ','o "I"o" VII
d.s,r, tn. 80 ''l ShA'i' In IN
Cr ,-.,r,, -. 80, 80, VI SuNh soldie
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vi1.d r.s, - 49, -! 'N''' pro
served i'm an ..-.,,f,.tf,ra nu'oan
from T.trt...... ~
T,,i.f-,.. ~, 49,. ''''ded
mont r,.r ~, - ~ "'s ehlis
shall te ,,,i,rrs 70 '%a S Su," N'do
herein rr.yfs.1 che sI,u ,''Ou
Ca I'm III, SIT. ~ 49, - .a'e feSld
,,rt.r =" ,.r ..,.ri,..,,' I'VE yta1
- he, l.r,s..,I r,,'i.a,'5 49, 'o5' an
v,bsre tbrr ir I,,,f.,',l ~ e'S
I'm an ,r,,,ll,,t@n ,',t anu SsfVe
frnrn I.,,,i,i,Tn Sch -, I.'u'''tuG
order Z, .rfirIa t.r - s"A,'
l,r.i, rr,yt4.1 10. l"s.Ou
S,sts r'r NOT -. H. 80. ~ Va
or ~ her arnli.,timn g., W
st,p. pr,yi5,j ..,,,"r pe
nyys y'r. MIL 49,, &c, ,''', az
nv ellie ,.,,',,, 80 - S-'G'e
dehorrrd rrnr, the horr,,s "a -, NOT
hut be- entitled TO a p,usiop a., I'M
,1,,e ,or,",..,tb..r ~, it,,r,s a"
ed Cuut,I,rst" soldiers or sallorH
provided. further. that pensions, wheth& !
allowed only from the date ~ appIicM
tion under this Article. and the tot4
appropriations FOR an pensions in al
one year shall be the proceeds Of ID
annual one mill tax is hereb
leNleu on All taNahIe propefV
III me H'al,' PIoVId'u sa'd
pt"pT lh'I'hS SHal never pe mo
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. IS

! H., ~ ~, ....
| nS NJ. hhntz. "lIH.'n Committee on
sly AhHirS. substitute for House
! bi'' NO. 1'>' 'E Ni. hA'Ivts-
4 JOINT Resolution
/ proposing an amrudu' nj 10 the CON
/ StItu.Inn Of the state OF Louisiana.
granting TO the cry ~ New orleans
power 10 construct. equip. maintain
! and operate. through and Joy the
Publ" Ent Railroad Cpmmis ion -
the city q New orleans. bridges and
tunnels across Ia" mississippi River
at or near New Orleans. and to DO
/ various acts Incidental thereto and
20 the operation generally ~ the
| Public Belt Railroad system 81 the
| city OF New Orleans. and providing
| for the submission OF said amend
ment to the electors Of the State for
! their approval or rejection.
! Section lee II enacted nv tho
/ General Assembly OF tEr STAT. 81 T,,,-
( isiar4 -y-,-.I.r5s 81 an a.. ,-.'.-E...-,
. Elected >, ,....b H.. ,.....,..,--t,' 80.
subject 70 ~. r,,,+H.,,i., .,a -
al ~ ~, electors d., 49,. Sc. ~
/ Constitution of M STATE D.. a...,,F.,
/ nv irr,r,,r,,i,,.. ,t,.-..,r 81. ,ff..-.... -
! proyisiors 'o-yyi,.
! On Tho ,,,,v ~ Noy. o,,,.-, g.;
hereby Granted nlaparv md .,..[..l,s
/ DOU.r by such means and r,.,t.rs 40
/ i, nm, 5,,.,,, mo, ,,d - ,
conflict vim The nrovj .fons nr tis
amendment.
| tar r, construct scuiD r,,Ir,,i,
and onor,t. across tho ,ris.ierinr,i ~.
er al OF near E,r. Ort,,rq kriI,.s
/ and tunnels for railroad and highway
u ra '"rJ'n'r .,n a. hup'n'ghes rail
I rCadv-.-.s rz+rrg.J- ,,,.-,.r. 49,
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ri,rt.
. H"i-I'
u.iea nrmyf5,d ali s,,cb itrt.,.,,I.',,-
/ shall he secured soIeIv and nnr. hv
/ liens and ruorf--al-. rr~- and ag,iD.t
such brides or tunnels and aDr,irr.-
ronc.. and mo land. or nthnr nm.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

House Bill No. 1873 by Mr.. Powell
Chairman. Committee on the judi
CIary. section A." Substitute for
House BIll No. 3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-12

Armour'S Benzoin
and Buttermilk Toilet
Soap; sold regularly
at zoe a box of
three cakes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHIT
Harry NJ. Bassett p q Whiterins n Y and
Essie ChLpnGn, ST. Of WellsTile n. Y. Rev 4 p
Downs
Herbert Johnston. y, and Jessie ousen. y b1sh
Of ClRr8burg. W Va. Rev G. I HumphrsyS
Rober1 4 Cu'lrhlin, 2 o. Toledo Ohio ard
Dorothy ". whitney 2. o, TSEouA PE-t. Rev.
?. ". Smith
Anthony J. svsjdA. e. and Bssas Sims. s. both
Oi Baumore Nd. Rev. J. A. Roth.
HArTy p. Smith 3 o. Cincinnati Ohio, tad
Marion E Goodrich p. Of Boston. MEs Rev.
L. NJ. ChKmbers.
Robert R. ThompEins. 2 and Ven B. suydeT Q.
Rev. J. J. Dmou-
ChA-les Z Wood, o. and suzs NAY GAY. L. boIh
Of Greenwich Va. Rev. H. D. Nftchsu
RObert n Jones. 2 and Ven A. NcClintDcf =
q MI Hall, Pa. Rev. F. p Langhons.
Gerald H. Carroll. S q San Antonio Tex and
Helen Hays Kinnier. S. Rev. L 81 Chamber
COLORED.
Albert Parker. = and EnmG Lee Is ReT Joh1
Richard.
Henry Harris, 90 Of Spring hi, Va. and sarah
GGskins -. Of West Falls Church, Va Rev. J. A
Jones.
Daniel R. PeHtsuu, =. Of Burts Va. and L1znors
Z. Coleman, q, Of ArlingtO0, Va. Rev. ". wes-
trHy.
Rev. A J. Ods
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia Oct. R-BUTTEB-Ths market
ruled steady under light offerings and a fair de-
mand. We quote: Western sohd- packed cream
cry fancy specials, IN; extra. B5slSIs extra hrsts
S4a35 hsts. 81 seconds. $; ladies. Sa32; pack
ing stock, Ba2S; nearby prints, fancy. 80; average
eItrs, 37s3s; hTsts. 5a55; seconds. 3a4; special
fancy brandt ot prints iobbtns at GAS.
EGGS-Fine fresh eggs sold fairly and ruled firm
under light o1srinEs We quote: In free
per standard case current receipts. 1850 per case;
Western. e1tras . per dozen; Western, extra hrsts,
u-lO per case; Western hrsts. loEalo.o; retriger-
Ator. extra, $50 per case; frss. sl5as45 seconds,
SlOasD: selected candled fresh eggs jobbing at
As46 per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls Gs to quality lTals
ROSTERS. l4al5; spring chickens according to quality
lIals white Leghorns. according 70 quality. l5al7
ducks to size and quality, l5al7; pigeons, old.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh-kf killed dry-pscked
fowls, Il TO bon. dry-picked, fancy selected a;
weighing FSa5 pounds apiece. Z554: do, 4 pounds
Epiece .; do. 81 pounds spiece, p; do. pounds
apiece, DsH. Fowls. In barrels. ice-packed fancy,
dry-picked-No1thern Indiana and Illinois, weighing
IA5 pounds apiece, Q; Southern Indiana and Iii.
nois, weighing iA5 pounds apiece, IN; smaller
chickens Western. weighing ! pounds and over
per pair. 34A25; hroihns chickens. Western, weigh
ing Ss4 pounds pr pair. Man Chicken weighing
5G5h pounds per pair. Da1; do, mixed sizes, IA
2 BroilerS. other nearby, weighing lha2 pounds,
apiece, 8a0; roilers, nearby, smaller sizes, DaH
Ducks, nearby, spring. 0aH. Squads, per dozen
White weighing II to Il pounds per dozen, kf5A
$3.50; white. weighing pounds PER dozen. Loo-
As; do. do. pounds per dozen, &5oA3T5; do. .
do, essaS pounds Per Dozen 275a2So; dark, 2 5os
2so; small and Nc 2 saLA
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods Orly. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lover grades may b sold for less. Faney ROods
somrand higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz. Sa4.
BUTTER-Bsst prints, new. per n. 81; o., tus.
=: process aa22; store packed 2ia2S
LARD-Tub, pure. Per h. lsal6iSi DO. com
pound l2alZ1 cottonseed OIL per can, 2TA
CHEESE-NeW York. new. per n. %; fat, q
sWiSs, domestic. 3oas2; do. foreign. 80.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, per n. lsa2o; ROSTERS.
per b. l3; duckS per b.. I6aIT; chickens. per n.
Oa1; turkeys. per H., Zaz.
GREEN GOODS-Beans, Per basket, socal.oo;
bssts Per 100 3Ooa4.Oo; caSbAEes per bbl 2Oos3ce:
,arrutS. per bunch. a3; celery. New York. per
.Tlts. 3Ooa5oO: corn. per doz., I5a25: cucumbers.
pr basket. L5oz2ny eSmhlingS- cEAts oOsl 50
ezzplants peT crate 75aLo0; kale. pr bA, T5a1oo;
lettuce New York, per basket, l.ooal5o; onions per
bag Zs5azT5; peppers, per crate. a0a1o; potatoes,
per boL, 325aA25; sweet potatoes. per bb 2Oa2. 80
Ipinach PER Dbl, l25al5O; tomatoes, per box, 4oa
| %; turntrs per box, 65a75.
FRUITSApples per bbl., l5oa4oo; dAmsons, pss
basket, 1a25; grapefruit. Per box, Loa6O; ErApes.
Der baskst l2a7; lemons per box. 65oa7 90 oranges
Per cats, 5OaSo0; peaches, pr crate, lSALp;
pineGppIss. per crate 20oa3oo; plums Per Slb.
basket, 5AS5; raspbeuisS, per at. IS straUbG-
rss, per qt., Da5.
LIVE STOCK-Neal calves. prime. Per n. LAal2;
DO. medium. lobSall; spring lambs, fat, loalo14.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice Siddons.

knight VS.. Haggenmaker; death of
plaintiff suggested and Lillian H. Knight.
Administrative, substituted as party plain
tifr; and writ OF scire facias ordered to
issue; plaintiffs attorneys, MILAN &
Smith.
In re Carol c. England; writ OF habeas
corpus ordered to issue.
Colbert VS.. McQuigg; verdict for de-
fendsnt; plaintiffs attorney. J. H.
Adriasns; defendants attorney, D. W.
IO'Donoghue.
Colston VS.. Martin; verdict for plaintifr
for 500; plaintiffs attorney, T. H Patter-
son; defendants attorney, S. E. Swayze.
COPELAND VS.. Capital Traction Company:
bill Of exceptions signed and ordered Of
record nunc pro tune: plaintiffs attor-
neys Crandal Msckey and Isaac r. Hit:
defendants attorney. Frank J. Hogan.
Postal Telegraph Cable Company VS..
to amend declaration granted: plaintiff S
attorney, B. E. Hinton: defendants at
torneys, Maddox Galley.
orc. Callaghan VS.. Emig: motion for
leave to file plea accompanying motion
overruled; plaintiffs attorney. D. w.
Baker.
Green VS.. Reeves; time to file transcript
extended to October l; plaintiffs attorney,
John Ridout; defendants attorneys, w.
w. anu II. MAI sIdll.
Motions for today at 10 a. m;
1-Speer VS.. Wilkinson; attorneys, Mar
shall-Gies
2-Brown VS.. okie; attorneys. Ridout-
okie.
3-woodwsrd VS.. Hekimian; attorneys,
Easily Ahalt.
+Waters VS.. kleps; attorneys, Giles
Hayden.
5-wilson VS.. Hapgood; attorneys.
Hackett-Adkns.
6-Greer VS.. Barranger, attorneys,
Grossman-Mattingly
Henderson VS.. Hub Furniture Com
pany; attorneys. Mackey, Ashford
Hogan,
s-Burlington Coffin Company VS.. Mid
dleton; attorneys, Loving & Hammer
Lester.
eNevitt VS.. Bronaugh ct al; attorneys.
Laskey-Gies.
1o-Martin VS.. Adams Express Company;
attorneys. McNeill. Shaw, Wright, Wamp-
ler-Thomas
1I-Kraft vs. Washington Railway ami
Electric Company; attorneys, Morgan
Barbour.
12-Brewer VS.. Aetna Life Insurance
Company ct al; attorneys, Gardiner
Easby-Smith, FIeharty.
1S-Gill VS.. Eisinger; attorneys, Mar
shall-JoNnson
14-McNabb vs.. Kinney; attorneys, Poe
-Freebey.
15-Apperson Bros. Automobile Com
pany VS.. Probey Arrison Company; ettor-
neys, Perry-Diggs.
1e-Rubin VS.. Burgdorf; attorneys, Beh-
I7-Kalomiris VS.. Kalomiris; attorneys,
Colladay, Nicholson - Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
1s-stickley VS.. Hefiin; attorneys. Mar
shail-O'Brien
1s-Henyon ct al. VS. Mearns; attorneys,
Tucker. Galley. Tobriner-clephsnA
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
WESTERN MARYLAND
ROAD MAY enter CITY
Representative Carlin Hints at New
Terminal Plans.

Alexandria had It's day with Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels yesterday and one
Of the interesting things disclosed at the
meeting designed to bring the S11 900 900
armor plate plant to that city was the
fact that the Western Maryland Railroad
may enter the Capital.
Representative Carlin, as leader Of the
Alexandria forces, said that interests be-
hind the Washington and Old Dominion
and the Western Maryland railroads have
completed arrangements for the construc-
tion Of a physical connection between the
lines that will provide an entry into
Washington.
The plan provides for the construction OF
from thirty to forty miles Of track be-
tween the terminus OF the Old Dominion
road at Alexandria and a point on the
Western Maryland, northwest of Wash
ington.
Representative Carlin gave the lnfor-
nation in exploiting the advantages OF
Alexandria as the home for the new gov
ernment industry. He declared that the
completion of the connection between the
two roads would make It possible to lay
coal down in the city at to 10 cents per
ton cheaper than the price at Philadel-
phla, which is said to be favored by the
general board.
The Old Dominion Railway is controlled
largely by the Mclean interests in this
city, while the Western Maryland is un-
der the domination of the Rockefellers
It is Nstated that a tentative agreement
looking to the Joining OF the two roads
was reached some time ago.
In addition to this inducement, Con-
gresham Carlin offered to present the
government, free OF all costs, with a site
Of between so and 100 acres on the water
front for the proposed plant.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
D. C. Court Of Appeals.

Present: Mr.. Justice Robb. Mr.. Justice
Van OrsdeL and Mr., Justice Stafford.
Clarence R. Ahalt. John s. Hunt Ray
mond N. Campbell. Bruce L Castel, and
Raymond ]. Mawhinney were admitted
to practice.
Order designating Mr.. Justice Wendell
P. Stafford to sit in the hearing and de-
termination OF certain cases.
2e41-Maxwell ct al. VS.. Mcdonald ct al. {;
on motion fifteen minutes additional time
allowed in argument; argument COM
menced by Mr.. J. S. F7snnery for ap-
pellants. continued by Mr.. F. De Z.
Faust for appellants. continued by Mr.. B.
S. Minor for appellees and concluded by
Mr.. F. D. McKenney for appellants.