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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

INSIDE the hollow stump farr
house, where Uncle Wiggily
~ Longears, the nice rabbit gentle
man, lived with Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy, the muskrat lady. there was a
great shouting and laughing one day
"Go2 OF course, he'll co. cried
Johnnie Bushytafl. the squirrel boy
Certainly he will. and he'll take all
of u.s." went on his brother Billie.
And he'll buy US ice cream cones
and pink lemonade" added Bully No
Tail, the frog boy
Well, I'm afraid he won't As sam
mic LittletaiL the rabbit chap, SAID ms
he looked very sad and his nose, which
was pink. Just like Uncle WiSgilY 5,
hardly twinkled at all, for he was NOT
happy. :. = al
about7" said the old rabbit gentleman
as he heard the laughing and shouting
II had awakened him from a little sleep
he was taking after dinner. L wonder
where it is they want me TO take
Them he said to himself
I'D on the porch came the animal
''Oh, Uncle Wiggily," they called.
Hush, Uncle Wiggily is taking a
nap" whispered Nurse Jane coming TO
the door with her tail all done up IN
curl papers, for she was going TO
dance that night Don't wake him
on, 7 am already awake" called
Uncle WiggiIy. What is it you want,
boys?" he asked.
Wont you take US to the circus7'
asked Johnnie and Billie and Bully
''Sammie Littletail said you wouldn't,
but you Will; won't your"
Uncle Wiggily wrinkled up his nose.
Then he bent one ear over backward
and the other forward Then he sneez-
ed sideways.
We'll, of course, don't want to go
10 the circus myself" he said slowly
But if you boys want to go. and have
no one else TO take you, why, OF course
in that case, 1t will be my duty to see
that no harm comes to you" That meant
he would go.
7 told you SOL" cried all the other
animals. looking at Sammie-
oh, well, I wanted him to go as
much as you did, fellows said the rab-
bit chap, only was afraid he wouldn't !
go. I'm glad"
And so were all the others.
Pretty soon Uncle Wiggily, with 4 4
lot more of the animal boys and girls. /
started down the road alongside his |
''Oh, these children want me to take 1
uncle. patient like. of course. 1 don't /
want TO go, but
"Oh, mol OF course you don't want |
to go!" laughed Nurse Jane sarcastic /
like. "Oh, no.
I wonder what she means" thought /
the bunny.
Anyhow he went on with the animal
and soon they came to the /
circus grounds. The white tent. with
the bright flags, shone in the sun The
bands were playing and the animals
were in their tents, while the per
formers were putting on their pink,
red and blue suits to do all sorts Of
tricks
There's a monkey-doodle man over /
there selling peanuts" said Sammie, /
sore of hungry like
so he is" spoke Uncle Wiggily.
Well. we'll buy some for zhe ele-
ohants."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11


SSHoW can serve YOU. my dear
Presbyterian with an unhappv
wife," said the great detective
dandy oh. don't start. sir. lie vs-,,
simple Simply very At one fen de-
dnction. I deduced you are Prosh,.-
ierian and that you have an unb.D,-
VIE because 7 observe that the Ief-
shoulder Of your coat has been Dressa6
h'tears. HIM" - N'''''
Marvellous She was c,,-i-.- 81.
all morning because I have TO nav ~
income tax" explained the -
looking visitor. But the object ~ ~.
call is this. am conscientious man
terribly. If there is anything amiss =,
the affairs Of any man on nv off,ca
force. I hold myself personally boun.I
10 investigate. For a good MANY ds,-s
now, 7 have noticed that after diss1l
I'ea.L my seriously during the lunch
nour. my shipping clerk Wangborn
+ Hpps by name, returns with blood on
ms fingers. simply cannot tolerat-s
having a confirmed murderer in mn,
elIlce' so ! came to you I have M
I@ult 10 find with Flipps otherwise
ne IS very economical and all thar
A pretty case. veryr said the rra,t
detective. licking his chops. ~Ha m,
lunch hour Where is your place OF
business. please"
Lorner OF Ditts and Baumheim."
solved smiled the great deter
tive. with wink. "GobgIa-s's sal oor
ls directly across from you-never
l.ind now l know-GobSlass servks
picked heets for free lunch every dav
never mind how 1 know-wfth no
forks TO spear them with. Your eco
Tomical shipping clerk-oh. YOU erasn
my point? Not at all, not at all Ten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Be careful not to do it too hard OF
too often, or you t7iIl destroy al
good effects
gradually wearing them away. After that.
rub oil or cream into the nails each night
This vii bring on a growth OF soft, smooth
cuticle. and you viii have no further
trouble.
EEct ielI stop mouth 5reothi=1-
Mrs.. r.
Reply-Adenoids cause it Go to a doc
tor, or take whoever IS affected this way
70 doctor. and have these growths re-
moved The operation is easy and
harmless
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
THEDA'S LATEST
VAMPIRE STUNT

Theda Bara. well known vampire
girl. received dainty pair Of bed
room slippers With them was this
note:
Dear Miss Bara: 7 knitted these
slippers myself for you. I have seen
you many times in moving pictures.
You're a dear These slippers repre-
sent small token of my appreciation
of YOU and your work"
Miss Bara sent letter Of thanks be
ginning Dear Little Friend" because
the donor appeared TO be a little girl
Then came another letter.
I'm not little girl" read the second
letter. but grOwn-up. man-sized
plum ber
Some vampirinE." commented mem
bers OF Miss Bara's company.
Roles of the same character seem To
run in cycles OF eight for William )
Aart rr-crL-sr.-- - =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

-HIS is rather an unfavorable day
according to astrology. Neptune.
- Jupiter and Uranus are all adverse,
while Venus and Mars are in benefic
aspect
It is not a fortunate rule under which
TO take long journeys. especially II
travel takes place on the sea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

the work of putting in its pumping
well AT Beaumont The rig is what is
known as the Standard rig. and is be-
ing put in on the recommendation OF
T. \ Kelly, who went down TO Beau
mont and made thorough investiga-
uOn OF oil matters there
sehoWs Arch Supports. Rokahrs. SO Tex
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
SAFE.

Auntie-Bobbie. why don't you get
up and give your seat to your father.
Doesn't II pain you 10 see him reaching
for the strap
Bobbie-Not on a train. it doesn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
Rooufv Hbofc By Edna Kent Forbes
When Steanling The Face

RepIy-One way is 10 scrape the ridga
of with the edge OF a piece Of broken
glass. keeping the nails rubbed with olive
oil for several days after. Another Is to
rub pumice stone over the ridges each day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
Notes
from
MOvie1and
BY DAISY DEAN.

ERVE brings its own reward to
M Claire Anderson. Triangle an
= nounced recently that II will
make her a comedy star as the re-
suit of her nervy work in The Lion
and the Girl" This was the first pic
ture in which Miss Anderson had been
given a real chance. The plot required
her TO associate on different occasions
with a real roaring lion. She had never
been introduced TO him and went
through the part, she said afterward
scared to death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Cry OF War" calls for a special dance.
and rather than have the scene cut
from the script she IS al present study
ing under a New York dancing master.
The Lash" written BY Paul West.
is to be Marie Doro's next vehicle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
A Porch Luncheon
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.
By DWIG

Ii Summer
-
ble meals should
fathomed o
mat into eapot
whether
small long there tabespoonus
pour cups o
should
meal) Here
luncheon pour
liquid il on ice
RIBBON - Spread ready
quantity Spread pickles and bon
with finely minced ham, bons.
TomoHow-Iced Cantaoupe Fruit Salad.
CUvri-h.9 by IhrBu NrwsS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Crown Prince William Of Germany has
been conferred with the degree OF doctor
Of laws by the Berlin university
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

in such a part was in The Aryan."
Since that he has appeared as the fac
tor IN The Primal Lure" the minister
in The Apostle of Vengeance a Cas-
lillian in the Aztec country in The Can
tive God A half breed in the Indian
story still unnamed. a reformed bandit
in another picture recently made. and
his last subject gives to him the role
Of a soldier of fortune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Railroads in the United States last year
used - per cent Of the country's total coal
nroductLrn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
LEON SPRINGS IRRIGATION
co. GETS A WATER PERMIT

Austin. Tex, Aug IA permit has
neen granted by the state board OF
water engineers to the Leon Springs
irrigation company. OF Fort stockton
10 divert and store 1910 acre feet of
water annually for the irrigation OF
sVI acres OF land in Pecos county
from Leon creek. The application for
this permit was filed some time ago
with the board
Egypt with nearly To- o00. 600 population.
has only one lunatic asylum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11
The Daily Novelette,
BEATING THE GAME

bet"re marriage n woman I. Dersivs
afterwards eXpensiVe.-Prof. Sim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Copyright by George Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Howard Hickman. whose impersona-
ton of count Ferdinand in "Civiliza-
ton" the huge Ince spectacle. has
brought him into the forefront of screen
artists. VIII appear soon in The Wolf
Woman an lnce production. 1t IS said
of Howard Hickman that he can be Sc
lected for any kind of a role with per-
feet safety.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

Alice Jouce' now wooes terpsichore.
mis-. but is not versed in plain and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

This is the way the Paramount Pic
lures corporation expresses itself re-
garding the word movie:
when is a photo play not a photo
play"
When il is a movie.
This is the answer that must in
strike a difference between tbe tveo
classes of modern picteTes.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

SpPyri=ht- 1916. BY International News serviee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
kapitalizem pospesuie falente.

Med najpril Iubl.icnc.i;imi kapi-
iali>iirnlmi U"uVori Ioprr >oriali-
Icm j. Ia. la hi drulha. kakrlno
II lamlNljajo socialist. vSr ma
t"rIlalizirala, la hi umiGila VISA
ko o>"hm" inlriativo in la hi IL
guhilc du>cvnc >poNohn">ti v>ako
r"u". TaIruii morcio lc tam priti
Il" yrliav". kicr .ir konkurcnca in
kl"r mor".in upaii. da doSrlrio N
,,"" l"" ""2nl't'' '.ii i,r",luo na-
sradn.
Take govorc zagovorniki iiStc-
"a dru<ahncga rcda. Iii umicujr ia
lcutc kakor 81 nohcdcn ne. XII "a
Su/njujr duIcvnr dclavcr Skora.j
So b"lj kaknr rome in hi ic uStya-
riI ma,o int"ligrncn"ga proictari-
alta, kakrimcga - nj poznal svc,.
AdNokati kapitalizma mi,liio.
la d"kaIcio kdovckaj. rc naycdc-
j" par men IIumIt"ilcV, professor
J"y, t"noriNtov in pajaccv. XII ina
.ln k~nclcvSkc dohodkc. Me s. pa
nc oIiraio ma brcZStcvilnc talcntc.
XII moraio oh Nvojcm poklicu stra-
dati ali pa robotati Y p]opolnoma
tuirm drlu. krr Jill njihovr pravc
NpoSubnu>tl ne mOrcJo rcditi. l.
uobrno hcScdo ne omcniio ujcnja-
kov. Iii IL morcjo dOhiti primer
mega mcNta. &C. So ne podvrIciO
hrclpogojuo kakor sunni kapita-
li>ticuim ukaZom. Nic|Sar ne We
do q prcIgoduicm %umiranju II
m"tnikov. Iii II" morcio doScri pri-
mania in - 2aSluIka. Me Jim
nj Znauo q >amomorih liudi, kate
rim So pc >mrti viicio vcnci slave,
Y /ivlicnju So pa prcpuNtajo uni
rauu.
Ne Sc M ircba bait. la ho Y so
ciali>ticni druIhi y tenn oziru slab
- lakor Y Scdanii. kajti Slab>c
>ploh ne more biti. Mnogo bolic
bo pa X zaradi tcga. kcr bo imcla
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Zakon proti glasbi.

Cudno ~neSpamctcn Aakon So i
nell start Svcdi; %napcricn j. bill
protl CLASH sploh, ti>tc pa, Iii so
81 baylil L MO. ic proglaral IA ne
poStcmr in ucZancSliivr drIavlia
me-. Do lat"tka 10. >tolct.ia j. ~
ljal 2akon. po katrrcm 50 bill vSi
glaNbrmkI pregnant u dcIcl" Ter
jih jc smell cello v>akdo ubiti. TAX
uh"i 81 ir Smatral IA aalo in uhija-
lee j. bill >amo obvcZan dati dcdi-
rem uhlic"a po par novih c%cvlJcv.
par roiaVic in emo tclr. Tclc II
j." pa morai drdic Sclr victi. kar
~ ic vrSil0 tako: Tclctu 50 mama
zail rep 4 maStlo. natO "a pa po-
gnali okrog gritka: opraviccmcc
j. moral tcci "a irlrtom i'm "a Sku-
sal ui"ti IA rep. kar pa 81 j. ma
Iokomu %poNrcrllo, kcr j. bill rep
vNlcd maScohc Sklilck. Sclc lcra
lj23 50 ~odpravili Ia kruti zakon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

kamor hi ro>rgcl, hi moral imcti
N~cga do>li.
\ kak>na .ic reSnica: S!avui
llmmitrlj NINA uiti roIiko, da b;
m"grl plarati %Nian"vaujc in hranc
y horciu. kicr IiNi. in ncwyorSkC
>"di>rr j." imcuovalo konkurznc
90 upravnika IA niegovo mcgativ
no prrmoIruJ".
Mr>to New York .ic tolilo Tc-
s!u ~ 90 do%lari"v :" - ropt"v
Iii Jill ic dollm ma davkih. Dno
%. trhrUarja .ir SodiScr ildalo II
kal, da mora plarati To Svoto
Dmr Il. marca j. vlozil mcStu
pravduik y city Cort House pro
t"kol prcmolcni>kr prriskavc.
Tesla .ir ilpovrdal. da XVI vc
rinoma ma krcdit. ia >%,anuic h,
nckai let = hoiclu ASto.
ria in ia j. tam dollan racun. Bil
j" la,tuik pribl;lno dcvrtih desc
tin doluiSk"ga kapiiala Nikola Tc
Sla komranijc. Iii ic nasal 500.
600 d%oiarjov, moral ic pa Skrhct'
~ d"nar IA Zgradbo druIbinc g
lcktricur napravc. kar j. pogoit
milo njrgovc dclclc. Dclnic" 81
pri>lc y caSu ol lria lSlS. do 1909
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Pc protitrustovskem 2akonu.

II WaNhin"tnna, II. &. porota-
10: Ivczuo vrhoyuo SodiStc .ie od-
rcdilo, ia So zoprt pricne obrav-
naNati tolba liitchmau Coal &
Coke Go. proii John Mitchellu in
dru"im clauom United Mine Wor-
kcrS uniic zaradi vpraSania, ali .ic
organilariia p%rrkrSila Shrrmano-
y" anlltrlNtno poStayo. PRIV IA
ly"Zno okruiuo NudiSic Y prid IL
MI" j" hil 2aYmion radi ncpristoi-
uo>ti. \rhovno Sodilcc IT, odlo5ilo,
ia 81 pritur slucaj radi valnOsti
|vprHSanla l"p"t obraNuavati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

ma>a druIbc v>r drugaruo H.
obrazho kakor >rdaj, in t." Mala
vSlcd tcga pravicno occnili va
most %duScvncga della i'm ujrgnvc
potrchc.
kapitaliSticna druiha nina
pray mic What n0Su. kadar 81 90
vori o ra2mrriu med >orial.lmnm
in duScvuim dclom. kajri v>ak dam
prinaSa dogodk", Iii oh>ojaio ME
~ &ilturHo Hckomftt""cn. .!a nj
mogotc strolc. In pray >rdaj -
j. %pokazalo lnpct mrkai tako kri-
rctcga, da dohiva kapitali,ticni
>lavni red klofuto pr,ko v>rga O.
braza.
kolikor toliko prilnavaio Amc-
rlkanci, ia So MISC prchitcli Evro-
pc Y l%itcraturi. slikar>tvu. kipnr-
>tyu. CLASH in Y podohnih rccch.
Ampak - tchnika! \uujo ic po-
noScn Amcrikancr. tudi cc ne Una
ra2likovati Locomotive cd loko-
mohila. Res j.. da 81 .ir y Anne
riki ilvrSilo marSikaj trhuiruo We
likanSkcga. I'm res j.. da ic to
poSchno vaIno Y dc/cli. y katrri
hiti kapitaliZcm X Vrhuucu i'm k.icr
MISC rOSpOdar,ki Interest L. nod
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Otroski Casopis.

Y ncki vaSi ma Ncmlkcm .ic pri-
sci uritclj ma miScl, o katrri pra-
WHO nckatcri, da j. Icpa. Dial .jc
cd Svoiih uGrnccv izgotoviti ncko
vrSto CaSopiSa. 10 81 pravi, otroci
50 moral tcdcnSko poroGilo q vSch
dogodkih Y VAST tolikokrat prcpi-
Sati. kolikor MOI jc IL t. VAST cd
>lo na bojiScc. Porora :" o vScm
in vrakcm. Svojci napiI"io k trmu
Sc poIdrav in raSopiS So odpoSlic.
Take jzlcdo v>i cnak0. kar hi radi
vcdcli. Praviio. da "a vsi Sprcjc-
maio ; hvalcIuoStio in priZnn-
nicm. V mnogih va,rh Thurriu-
- p0Nncmajo In Iglcd.
Nam So IA miScl me- zdi tako Ic-
nialma. Vzgoic otrok lako raNni-
karicnic na.jbrIc ne bo vodilo Y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
VstGja ma Haiti.

MprnariSki department .ic dobil
dine II. marca obvcStilo, da so H.
bruhuiil Y San Mihiclu ma Haiti
u"vi nciliri Cpornikc 80 ra2prSi-
Il amcriSki moruarii, XII ima.io tam
koutroho >lulbo, ter 50 mnogo
o>cb arctirali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Vlak ga je povozil.

l. Piaiu.icld. y. j.. p|orocaio
dn" II. marra: Prtiuprtdr,rtlrtni
Samuel Hyatt IL South Plainfirld
j" sci danes lJuiraj od della c.l
progo Lchigh Valley lclczuirc. ko
mu j. zdrcal" na tratnirah. ki So
bile Spulzkc 0d lcdu. Y uucm ire
n",ku j. pridrdral Iov"rni walk.
Hi 20 .jr uhil ua mr>tu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Eksplozija V rudniku.

IL Duquoim. Ill.,, porocajo II.
marra: V tukaiInjcm ROW. Para.
disc ic danes nas'ala rkSploziia
iam>kih plinov, naibric v>Icd ra.
be ncIavarovanih >vctilk. Promo
garia Frank .IulliS i'm John kri.
mock sta hila uhita, Eli Clark pa
mcvdrno ranlru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

me-. o, da! &c ne hi bio kapita-
LIMA, hi moral hudic vzcti vSc j.
dralc, Use talcntc in zeniie. Kaj
nam jc trcba Socializma. XII napra-
VI II Nv"ta duScvno puScavoi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
DvKRTISEMEN
AvStr. SlOVenSko
Boil. Pod. DTuStYl
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
Ustanovn sso IL. japuy.ria
lssl
lakorporlraEo "a. fsbruya .
lSOe ' dTfasi Kansas.

Sedez: FrOntenac. Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN, Box 70 + Mineral. Kan.
Podpreds JOHN GORSEK, Box 179, Radley, Kans.
TANK: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kaas.
blasa1nik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS, Mulberry, Kans.
Eapimikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 49, Froutsaae Kass
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley. Ksnx
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Fronteasc, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, h. 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, BOx226, Jenny Lind, Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box 23, Franklin, Kans
PomoIni odbor:
WILLIAM HROMEK, Box IS, Frontenac Kans
ANTON ~kOTZMANN, Box 5l4, Frontenac, kans.
sprsJomna pristoJbina cd 16. do As leta znasa 81 so.
VG dopisi Sc maj blsgovoljo posiljati al. t,jnik.L
vse denarne posiljstvs pa q. blagajniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

nalh"llSo in uajplrmrmitriSo
Ntrau.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
s~lavnostna izdaja

IiaN"ga liNta, IN STEER bo to zadnia prcdmaisla
Strvilka, III ho iISla Din" -. aprila, zato da io ina.
jo odj"malci do |. maia lahko Ic povsod y rokah.
NaNi start c|itatrlii vrdo. da sta nrrdniStyo
IN npravniStvo vcdno Skrbcla, da u,trczc maiSka
St"viIka y elm vcrii mcri ciiatclirm. Tudi lcto;.
MIA lHdaja 10 lahko obliubimo ne zaoStaur
IA pr"JSnjumi har bo Y na>ih motch. Sc potrudi-
mo, da $" boil lalovoliimo 5ilatclic 5 Gtiyom in
4 iIISirariiami in I vso urcdbo.
F"Iik"Nt izdair ic oivi>na cd naroril, hi ih
dobim". Ma vSak natin ho rnaiska Stcyilka obil
n"JNa IN bogatcl-a od mavldnih &C. dnbimo pravo-
casino Iadusiua narociIn. ho
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-03
Robinson Funeral
Largely Attended
KNIGHTS, OF PYTHIAs HAD
CHARGE OF lnTERMENTslN
MAPLE RRovE CEMETERY

Funeral services over the body Of
Joseph Berry Robinson, whose death
occurred on Tuesday, were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. from his late
residence on State street. Rev. l..
E. Oldaker, OF the First NJ. P. church,
pastor of tho deceased, conducted the
services which were attended by a
large number OF relatives and friends.
A quartet composed OF Mrs. Clyde/H.
Neill, Miss Nell Layman, .Mess-s. Har-
~. Hartley and Hugh Smith sang sew
eral appropriate selections. AT the
conclusion of the services at the resi-.
dence the remains were taken In
charge by the Marion Lodge Knights
Of Pythias of which Mr.. Robinson was
a member and interment' was made in
Maple Grove cemetery beside the body
OF his wife, whose death occurred
three years ago.
Among relatives here FOR the fu-
neral were Mrs. A. J.. Bonnitield, Of
Baltimore, sister of the deceased;
Charles Robinson, of Winchester, Va;
Messrs. Guy and Hugh Bonnifield, of
Tunnelton, nephews of the deceased.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph John, OF Nor
gantown, the latter granddaughter,
and Mrs. Forest Hutton, Of Huttons-
vile, niece.
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The schools OF FarminEton have
arranged a. six!numbs 1ycesi1n cpurae
for the benefit OF the school chlldten
and the citizens. The best number on
the program will be- given naxt Fri-
day evening, and there Is no dpubt that
Professor Black win sing 10 q crowds
house.
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'Dr. Lyons Lecture
Pleased Audience

Hon. Ernest Lyon, colored minister
from Liberia to the United States. de-
liyered a splendid lecture last even
ing at the Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church on Cleveland avenue.
Racial duty of the American negro
compared with that OF the Liberlan
ne gro, was the theme of the lecture
VI ich was heartily enjoyed by a large
az Hence. DR.. Lyon also spoke at varl.
GUS conditions in Africa. DR.. Lyon was
formerly American minister to Liberia
republic on the west coast of Africa.
and while there seeing a great field
for religious work he took up citI-
zenship and is now minister from that
country to the United States. When
in this country he is pastor OF the
John Wesley NJ. e. church in Baltl.
more and is also editor of the Com.
monwealth. He is making tour Of
the largest cities and towns in West
Virginia at this time.
The lecture was greeted last night
with repeated applause and the lectur.
er brought to his audience many inter.
esting facts and lessons.
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Observation-Disclosures
IR.!A!I | TODAY! .!lY
Expected That Jury Will Get
tie Case Some Time
Saturday.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. To-day
81 being devoted to winding up the
presentation Of evidence in the case
EofE1irs. Elizabeth Mohr, accused with
olnegroes OF the murder OF her nus
band, DR.. G. Franklin Mohr. Tomor'
row attorneys for both sides Will ad'
dress the jury and 1t is expected that
4 the court s instructions will be finish
ed In time for that body to get the
case on Saturday,
Cecil Victor Brown was the only
one or the negroes put on the stand
Henry II. Spellman, the second one
was called, but objection was made
to his testifying in the absence OF
hisgcounsel.
The defense closed with Browns tes
timony. Brown discIaimed all knowl
edge OF the murder Of DR.. Mo1r He
denied he shot the doctor; 8 denied that
Mrs. Iohr promised to give him 81 900
10 do the job; denied that Mrs. Mohr
bought him motorcycle; denied that
he said in Mrs. Mohr's presence at
police headquarters that she hired him
to STAY her husband.
Browns defense was an alibi. He
asserted that on the night DR.. Mohr
was shot he rode his motorcycle down
toward Rocky. Point and then to Riv,
erside. The latter place is about hall
way between this city and the scene
/ OF the shooting.
Il The witness in cross-examinatton
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