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PNW>RROkER>' SALES.
JACOB smo>GvT. Auction--r. ss How

erv. sells at 10 \ ".
Sent. lt-Ieveirv. watches. diamonds
and pledges Of every description pledged -
Sept &, 1918. from No. 1896 20 l0'03 and
older dates held over from previous "a. :
J. WcinherGer. 1873 Ave. \
sept l~i-Jew"lry. watches. diamonds
1890 and Older i1'es hs'i over y y.
Loan once, VI HrnNn Prop 1851 III Ave
also pledges To Sept :, 1917 pledged with
~ Baer. 3i0l 2l ave r hazel. 1919 -
Ave from No loooo to i7l1o
sept. ls-Clofhinr s. pr'nr Sept ~.
1913. \ S%tlinr"r, 4s' "A lyo Ede!-
st"in & co. 2.,9 ~ Ave.
sept ls-Jrwelry, Watches diamonds,
B.. prior sept II, Ieli : L.hmhn. -
Cathariue :, Also al pl" lg"s Ia s.p' :.
1915. from No. 1000 u 5000 / Wlos-u.
berg. '. ~ s'h Ave
s'pt. .l~'-l,Welry. 1a,chc. diamonds
and pledges prior sept l., lait 10 80.
Sl107, inclusive simon Brps. so "a Ave 4,
q. Eiels'-in 4 CO.. -i.2 Pot Ave
sept lf-rlu'hiug to SEPT. l.. l9li r.
Michael. lUis ~ Ave, Siuon Iiru.. So
81 Ave VI Wei { co 2-S7 ~ N,r.
sept :o-tnredeemea pledges IT every
description consisting ~ diamond rrs~,
pins, look"tS, earrings. charms buttons
stubs, Nil i,w.lrv, watches s~'lt,rwarr and
other pie iges pledged prior sept g. leii.
from No. S?0oO - ti7ti, fr'.ul.ne 21it4,
dia earrings and : dia rings. and older
dites hold over from previous st,es ! u.
kopllk n Co, l0l Park Row.
The sun., 1916-09-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Sales Of mining stocks on The Consolidated
Iock Exchange yesterday we're % follows;
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, sept. 1.-THE stock marks
was quiet With . good undortons to-day
Peruvian Issues and rubber and indus,ria
. ana som ws'I r.i l"' wsS ere sn"si,ssd to .s:s o.
under the lead az consols. American %
c%uritiss were dull and fssturslsss. La.
fa6.0oo. 900. Money wss In shorter suppl
and discount rates were steady.
csuso.. Tor money "'S e
Der sent. Discount rates, short and thrs
;%Snih Yin; S% SSx per s'''' o''a pre-"
The sun., 1916-09-14
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. she~han.
AuCliOneNH, lAg Canal Slreel, Nel, leMrLrI

At II \, NJ clothing At 10 A. ".
sept. ii-By II. e. Fullsn. 65s loth Ave-
Clothing. shoes, To sept. 7th. 1915.
Sept lS-By McAieenans'. 4G9 Fulton
St. brooklyn, An unr"dcem.d pledges "
pearls. diamonds AMI other precious stones.
watches, J,welry, eilverwure. Sc, from No.
9si6 July 81, 1918, Ia No. mes Aug rs,
1913, and all articles hold over from pre-
vious sales.
sept, i9-Ry McAlcenans'. 1874 sth Ave.
All unredremri pledges OF pearls. diamonds
and other precious stones, watches, Jew,lrv.
s~ilvcrware. &c, from No. 1900. May -,
1913. to No, .io37 AUS. :, 1915. ana al!
articles held over from previous sales.
Sept, al-By II. Miller, 7i7 9TH Ave.
Clothing 10 Sept. 10. 1915.
The sun., 1916-09-14

AsHEvLLH, N. c.. Sept. 1S.-The
Champion Lumber Company. one Of the
largest lumber corporations In the South,
was declared bankrupt yesterday by
Federal Judge Boyd at Greensboro. La
b!llties are estimated at from $4,000. 900
70 IS, 900. 900. Assets are not listed. The
court ordered the operation Of the COM
pany continued. The action was taken
in Q friendly suit.
The sun., 1916-09-14
Newark Tax Rate up ~ Points.

NEWARK, n. j.. Sept. 1S.-At a Joint
meeting to-day Of the city and county
tax boards the a rate for this year
was fixed. The rate here will be $2.45
for each 500 Of valuation. This Is an
increase Of seventeen points over that Of
last year. and Is the highest In the his
tory Of the city.
The sun., 1916-09-14
Asks New Venue in Gas Suit.

District Attorney Lewis applied to SUI
rreme Court Justice Guy for a change
Of venue In the suit OF the Brooklyn
Borough Gas Company to restrain the
Public Service Commission and others
from enforcing the so cent gas law.
The proceeding was begun In this county.
Mr.. Lewis asked that Il be shifted to
Kings county. Justice Guy reserved de-
ClsiOn
The sun., 1916-09-14
SECURITIES Al AUCTION.

q shares Concy Island Jockey Club. e?7s.
s5 shares The Frank Archambsult Cafe
20 shares Jiny Auto Curtain Co. Of Detroit,
Michigan. t77b.
! shares Canadian TOP Co. Of Tilbury.
Cansda s77b.
nooo shares The Nsvsds United Mines
co 200.
"a >" Maintenance Company. Is pr
The sun., 1916-09-14

Ideal weather conditions and big catches
OF sea bass. porsies and luke have re-
Capt. Hen wright. for the past few days.
The luke season is at Its height now and
sO %ors Me.S are a also oe ssry iassn eiV and III II the
present weather conditions last good sport
may he had for several weeks yet with. the
The Cholera Banks soon will be visited
again for the last OF the big bass.
New York. Sept. Is. {. II. ID.
sharks Drive Fish Away.
Anglers in the Evelyn Of Sheepshead
BAY yesterday at seabrieht were hauling
In sea bass. ~blackfsh, porgies and fuke
two and three at a CLIP wnen a womanrs
tin in the pilot house. He hastily stepped
out and the woman cried on; that she
hold OF the line. but too late to do ef-
fcotive work. He saw the big fish was
Fishing ceased after that-no one
seemed to be able to tempt "A blackh-h. a
sea bass, IL luke or even a little porsy
Capt Martin baited a shark hook with
a sea bass. the shark, however, got the
sea bass and lodged the hook.
Tho Evelyn remained for half an hour
longer. but the sand sharks were 80 numer-
ous-more than Capt. Martin has seen in
,,hhss 'S Sha..T T' ,se edible a.h away.
The high hook man had IS sea bass; the
average catch was II rsh to an angler.
Bn.., FIuke and PorEies Run I, 2. 4.
Sea bass pred0minated IN tne catcnes ol
anglers ON the Taurus at the fishing banks
yesterday. fIuke took second place ana
4 wcakhsh Weighing four pounds was
taken by 4. Horn. Mrs X. Hoch led the
women with nine sea bssS, six being rump-
backs.
other catche. follow: J. Wells. ; nuks. 8
sea bass. ? porgies, o.. Murray. 2 duke. =
sea bass. | porgy.
Three species ut Long Branch
The Glralda OF s%hecpshead Bay for N.
,.- kV. lava hna f.An.l la hl.Q luCE-
FISH and fuke at The grounds on Long
Branch. TUESDAYS catches we're a fair
ca'ch,s tell the story OF the others ",
Wainwright, Emmons avenue, .Shcepshead
Bay. ?e sea bass; ) 4 Lana ies ha.,
| George schmed,. ga Newark avenue. Jcr-
sey city. 10 sea bass.
Tide Runner. On Manhattan Beach.
on Manhattan Beach on Monday Daniel
Iicgler ana George Herbert of the George
Hicck Association. South Third and keNp
streets. brook,yn. boated tide running
Wtakn-h and 'iuke.
jamaica Hay Weak- on High Water.
"wcaHnsh are plentiful At high wat.r.'
remarked Joe SehN II the NIunt, Jamaica
Ray. YESTERDAY. Here are arerag" catches
" w"aknsh: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Howell, IS.
John Frank Jack HUGHES and. joseph
and 4 Laurent. az; l.. salam and son, II.
4. Straub. L.. Y. Starke ami friends. 81.
and /. Conne.l and ffi,nds. "a weskash.'
Dale to Talk TO Anglers On Angling.
Harry Howard Dale, Represrntatiys IN
Congress from the Fourth District OF
Brooklyn. WEI address he members II the
United Angler League tonight In tn.
World Auditorium ON Legislation and
Ans ing
Democracy on y Fishing Boat.
"A-l-l -h-o.a-r-d." With that veteran
., i.hins pIio;s Capt william lockwooc
from her mooringS and Efacrfully, males
I 800 tlts sped ON her way To- the kionlika
Banks. Captaln David Martin. Jr.. genial
arthi", courteous. ever concerned about III"
W'l'af" and comfort Of his pHif~ns. busted
himself making the rounds of his boat
Che"rily greeting his passengers. examining
The sun., 1916-09-14
Cut Anchor Line: Ontht Demanded.

drifting and |traNlinR ran aCro~. a
Y : Volunteer Life saving corps anchor
lin. and Gu. It Has such , boat got the
Right Ia ush hen anchored can they
d.unud our anchor and line A +,
%rN YORK. Sent IL
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Rod and Gun NeuS

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM SEPT. IA ~ SEPT. H.
Date KIT ESs NJ. r 3 AN. %$aHP'1S ~, rM IA. %a, rSsa % y l1 rEEa%%T
: :$$: $ i y: ||$$: ;$$| $$ 81 i !$a| / I# 3 | y? 4 H#$$ !: "A 4 Iss$ {: FL +:
The sun., 1916-09-14
gorge Could and Family Anglers.

u e NuirhclI u Forkcl river. y ".
writes that hlu"ish. weakfsh. kinehsh aud
f'r'p,I bass are being taken in RirnrIht
Bnv.
Two average catches follows George
Gould and FANNY Of Lakewood, with capt
John Holmes, - w"akhsh. averaging
over : pounds 6 hlu"ush ana \ few king
FISH. Henry Prescott HL;ch and party -
New WORKERS. WITH capt htN"
lain. IS veakaSh and & kingnsh.
V. NJ PETIT ~ New brunswick. y y.
has made daily catches Of from four to
eight striped bass averaging about 4
The sun., 1916-09-14

The Aetna Gink-. fishing IN the Admit
urlay las, caught in4 porgir~ and 40 80
has. The heaviest sea bass. weighed ~.
TN. Marty included II. l.. Taylur, = u
n.lri.'.N. + T. Buehm. \. Hansen w
- Gllit,r, T.. j. Perrin. II Lewis ana
The sun., 1916-09-14
New Inlet Fine Channel Bass spot.

| had hoped to go orshors tomorrow
Tor another try at the elusive tuna. but
this northeast blow has piled such n surf
on the beach that am afraid We viii
have to abandon II,
However, We ar" all going down 10 New
Inlet next saturday for a weeks channel
bass fishing and shore bird shooting. and
that IN something 10 look forward TO. ]
believe New Inlet IL the greatest channel
bass ground In the country, In the frst
place t, Is hard TO reach and consequently
not much hshed.
whom You come to think Of az least
MY fellows fishing continually At Cor
sons all this summer scarcely more than
q dozen bass were landed. while a friend
Of mine alone AZ New Inlet this summer
ha~ caught fourteen channel bass and i've
rod drum, what would have been the
result II the same number OF men had been
fishing rs at turson's'
tn. aho,. record * not known 10 many
and f. irrespective OF hsh taken by club
members
A. for shore bird shooting, WE'LL think
all tn, plover. yrlowless and jacksnipe In
tho world we're raised there, II II a great
country, with nothing bu, sand dunes for
ton miles below Beach Haven. We ought
I" get some channels ther. next week.
spring Lake. y, j, sept 10. V c II
The sun., 1916-09-14

To operate BAY City crane, II ROPrERS
co.. Jersey CITY, y. J. Telephone Jersey
CIV tlg6 Plant located on the lia,&cn-
sack River, near Newark Turnpike,
The sun., 1916-09-14

"A-i-l -h-o.a-r-d"' with that veteran
~ fishing pilots Capt, william Lockwood
~ IN" wheel. the Giralhi nois"l"ss!y slipped
from her moorings and gracefully, males
ii'dlis sped ON her wiS to the k.oniiks
BANKS. CAPTAIN David Martin. Jr. genial,
arthl", courteous. ever concerned about III"
himself making The rounds of his boat.
,he"rily greeting his passengers. examining
The sun., 1916-09-14

Harry Howard Dale. Represrntstiys IN
Congress from the Fourth District Of
Brooklyn. VIII address he members II the
Tinted Anglers League Tonight In the
World Auditorium on Legislation and
NuLIun
The sun., 1916-09-14

90. B.od.," 81 Sew YORK. In THE SlS
a.. S.pt.mh,r u contributes n ron,l-" ANA
interesting article ON how the world rec
ord fish Ner" taken 49,.
som. wears ago TUE RES printed an
or,icl. about the CSC pound tuna 'ik'h hN
/ X l.. Ross hat a Reader m'n'inhS "
heavier rsh. ~ 10 pound tuna TAKEN Ny
/. u. Mitchell, On a ~ thread me InlS !
lake A.. II. IN. greatest catch ever mad" on
such "a line. VIII "A R'hhet teh ''o''
ihou, thl, most remarkable cater.
""' READER
The sun., 1916-09-14

WANTED-Viss hands and e%rectors on
Machine Tool work also Lathe and
plnner Hands; factory In Northwest Sew
Jersey. Address \. :, box lb2 sun office.
The sun., 1916-09-14
" eakAsh Catches In False Channel.

N~aktsh catches taken recently In false
rhlunel Jamaicl BAY, follow:
Howard TunZelt, Th"udor" condlt and
Charles = Guhring ~ weaknsh
Fred Nprqulrl'. senior and jdn'or. ana
Nr Guhring, - w"lkNsh.
Mr.. Coniit and Mr. Guhrins, 40 weakhsh
Louis Hold. John Murhen and Mr.. cub
ring, ~ wcLknsh.
The sun., 1916-09-14

am g'td to see KIT Clark"'s writings In
THE SlN IT, l. a talented Writer ~
ggrat experience and he and Hll.pCk are
tho Only remaining member Of thti great
hand who could write; Harris, Morris,
k-ene, SandNs and the others.
NiNiily recall the appearance IN 1889
OF his classic Where Trout Hide" then
aft-rwnrd in 1882 The Practical Angler"
both - which ar" examples OF stN'o to Ne
younger men OF what angling Nt"raiur"
ought 20 y" but T. not. II least. IN 'he
sporting magazines, who's" editors would
pleas" their readers and gain new ones II
they read Kit Clarke Louis HHEAD.
ILn,hush Snni IL
The sun., 1916-09-14
ESS
HELP ~wANTED-MALR

ROY wanted for Ming and general ONCE
WORK must no Christian and make good
appearance; contracting engineers office,
good advancement, state age, salary rN-
pected and reference, =. T, box 1874 sun
office
The sun., 1916-09-14

OFFICE MAN wanted who controls a
Curh market clientele, an alNantageous
contract will bs made. j., box iG& sun
office,
The sun., 1916-09-14

"WcaSnsh are plentiful At high water"
remarked 10" Sehy ~ the Nlunt, Jamaica
BAY. yesterday. Here are ayerag" catches
to show what our waters yield IN the way
~ woaknsh: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Howell. IS.
John Frank. Jack Hughes and Joseph
\ogel. -; George SchWini Il V. Payne
and \. Laurent. 81; l." Sdlam and son, II
A.. Strdub, L.. Y. Starke ami friends. 81.
hmI L. tunnel and fl, nds. q Meaknsh'
The sun., 1916-09-14
noyen Wsukhsh From Deep atrF'


Nessrs. = r Ho''"r ". VI am u MY
and T. Ash ~ ~" Tlrany Fishing ',Ht
WIN LIEF DAVIS 81 Canarsi" lt-t SUNDAY
took a dozen cnkG> IN deep wafer
The sun., 1916-09-14
BOROUGH Of BROOKLYN

A,chrlc. T., aWl knick. nv. Tel Gals ~ green.
Conrru, A s.. Grand st Tel @!5 Stass
pn,rinr \ 60, ST. Liberty nv Ur. S,huntk
Kingston. 1899 Fulton st, 75s Bed Shridrrs
kuInmrr, l75i Fulton St, Rod Az, ISIS bedford
Micharl,on, 81, H'way. TEL, No Init.
AInrst,rs. ! T.. o. Court II n.l @i3F Naln
s"rr,r Fishing Tackle. 7I1Woodwari a, M Mai.
ruth, 80 Onhcrdonk Az iuig"wool NJ haiI
srhaaf. 1875 Fln'hnsh nv Tel :'la Prospect
yn.hringor. l:>6 Myrtle nv Tel il7M NV :.
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN
Aclcr Il q srrH;un. y J.
Dirsrari. N Nauk 81 Tel asN3 ~ vt
Lining IL Ferry st Newark iiait, lei .-slAAt
NalyneuX. J. w. ~ " Newark sv,.J,C, rxi ~
The sun., 1916-09-14

crI VIM i"aycs S.Iver Wave raI;. I-cs-
ar VHIIH port. 80 dtiiy 'NHcf' Monday.
Fare, including bait. S!95.
The sun., 1916-09-14

from Ctrwar's vol wrr~k rsnd.
Lcn Daily except Mon. ana Fri. = ~
train; sun, . - train Fare $50.
The sun., 1916-09-14

lAOnEv i".""i "a G.u-. Res i;o:s.
NUM- GuutfIs. i~IHrr4Iafs Ecrg.r
"Wi ". i.d strcrt. times square
The sun., 1916-09-14

A. IN. RocklvaV Pier to-hrN go my
good sized snapper.
New York. sept ~ g WILKINSON
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

FOR SALE-KVANICH & BACH Piano; in good condition. Price S2O0.
 Box x, care Review. 24
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

FOR SALE-Six room house complete ly furnished with two lots, Baker vile, a bargain. Apply Hogan &
 Seed. 259
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub Musteroie On Threats
 and Chests

No telling how socH the symptoms may develop into cToup. or worse. And hens whel you're glad you have a jar )f MUSTEROLE at hand t5 giyc 7-oTnpt. sure relief. t does rot Alistcr.
 As first aid and certain re:ned; here's nothing like MUSrEROLE Thousands of mothers know ii. Iou sh0uld keep a jar in the house.
 1t IS the remedy for adults, foo. Re ;evcs Sore Threat. Bronchitis, Tonsi is, Croro, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural ia, Headache, Congestion, Plcu-is,- }heun,atis-l, LunhaCo, Pains and Aches f Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Nu~- ,',s, Chiib,ains. Frosted Feet and Co:C5 f he Chest (it often prevents pncr- lor:a)
 At yolr druggists, ;n 25c and 50c i-rs. 2nd Q srcc:al large hosp;tal size TOT $2.5t.
 Be s',-e you Cet the genuine MUS TERCLE. Refuse i--itat,ons-get wils you ak for. Ths Mustero,e Comnany. Cleveland, Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09
Miscelianeou.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Our impressions of the Pacific Rea- dy-cut House. Being first in the Dis trict to build and occupy one of these California houses, MT. McLain re- quests, that for the benefit of pros pective home builders, wife and I give testimonial And it pleases us to state. that we are positively proud of our little Bungalow. All materials, first class and a plenty to complete the job; all nails, stains, paints, screens, 8 neat and durable interior wall and ceiling finish, in short every thing necessary to construct a strong, lasting, convenient and attractive home, at price that comments.
 Also our business relations were most satisfactory and we cheerfully recommend MT Mclean as fair and liberal in his dealings.
 Signed: R. N. BOOKER,
 Signed: MABEL l. BOOKER.
 May 6, 1916.
 Advert iSpprpufl 17Q
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Lily Temple No. g. meets every 2rd and 4th Thursday evening of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting sisters are cordially invited l96
 OLIVE BAILEY. NJ. F.. C. HONORA MUNICH. NJ. of R. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

FOR SALE-Higgins Hill, modern 3 room house, price s1650. Snail pay ment; easy terms. Collins & Breth- erton, phone 26. Jack Building, Main St. g
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PALMiST & CLAIRVOYGNTS

EVELYN FRANCES, Clairvoyant, card reader and palmist. Consultation free, hours 10 to 9. Second floor
 Room 26, Lowell Hotel. Phone 521
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

William 4. Rodenberg, veteran Re publican congressman from East St Louis, H., is 2 "come back" net SD well known perhaps a. Uncle Joe" Cannon, hut almost as prominent in tie partys co2n-iis. In common with q number of ether Republican legislators he was Gefeat"d ia the landslide of 1912.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

Of 56S delegates that have bcen elected to the republican convention only 259 are instructed and they are divided among six favorite sons.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09
LOST

LOST-An Eastman Kodak on Claw son Hill road. Finder return to Margaret Long. Fair Store and re- ceive reward. 232 diamond rings and one diamond watch pin, lion head, from
 146 Dubacher Canyon. Return to Review office Large Reward. 264
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

FOR SALE-Six room house and three
 lots Tombstone Canyon, good well, electric pump and water tank, shade trees, no hills 10 climb. Price $500 terms. Collins & Bretherton, Jack Building, Main St. Phone 26. 66
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-09

Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois declares that the great inanu- lecturers of this country want g. eat deal of preparedness, but dent want to pay for it; that they fight every proposed system of taxation vtich would make them pay their just $. re of the expense of EoNesru eEt; tiat they are unwilling to p;.y ,Eeir e. rloyees while the latte. arg lriil- ing at the summer camps; aai hat nonc of then would think as -o.ng tt %ar himself in case hi.. "ntry get into trouble
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
Election officials Named.

A meeting of The board of election
supervisors of Ascension parish was
held at the courthouse at noon today,
for the purpose Of selecting officials
to serve at the various polling booths
throughout the parish on the occa-
sion of the general election to be
held April 18. Complete lists of
clerks and commissioners were sub
mitted by both the Pleasant and
Parker leaders, and, following the
policy heretofore pursued in Ascen-
sion and elsewhere, both factions
were allotted equal representation at
the polls. The Democrats were given
two commissioners and the opposi-
ton commissioner and clerk at
eight Of the precincts, this division
being reversed at. the other eight
precincts. Messrs. B. j. Vega and
j. S. Barman, the latter clerk Of
court and ex-officio registrar of
voters, comprise the board Of cleo
ton supervisors of this parish. The
police jury is invested with authority
to name the third member of the
board, but has failed to make the APP
pointment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
VERDUN HOLDS OUT.


The Germans are continuing their
assault puon the Notifications and
trenches that bar their way to Yer
dun, but the French are holding the
drive in check, and seem to be abb
solutely confident Of preventing the
accomplishment of its objective.
Reports are obtaining widespread
circulation and credence that it is the
purpose of the Germans to take YER
dun and then propose the terms upon
which they will be willing to end the
war; and, upon the other hand, that
failure Of the German plan will
leave the entente allies in a position
of vantage that will justify them in
suggesting proposals for the settle
ment of the great conflict upon condi-
tons that the Teutonic powers may
find it advisable to discuss with their
opponents in spirit that will lead to
final adjustment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
Right Pugh. Wrong Church.

Friend Iberville South calls our
attention to bit of an error in a
personal notice appearing in The
Chiefs local columns a couple of
weeks ago. Mentioning visit of j.
Howell Pugh of Plaquemine to his
native Donaldsonville heath, we re-
marked that his friends here were
pleased with the opportunity of con-
graduating him upon "his nominal
ton for senator of the Iberville- lest
Baton Rouge district in the recent
Democratic primary" This, as the
South said, was slightly mixed, as our
friend Pugh is really one of the her
vile nominees for representative,
while our othsse friend Charles E.
Schwing is the senatorial nominee.
We had the right Pugh but the wrong
church, so to speak.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
To Gem Theatre Patrons.

Commencing Saturday, March %,
and continuing throughout the re-
mainder of the Lenten season, the
Gem Theatre will give performances
only three times a week, on Saturdays,
Sundays and Mondays. On these
three days high-class features will be
offered, being releases from the
World and Equitable Film Corpora
tons. All the leading screen celeb
rites will be seen in these produc-
tons, including Clara Kimball Young,
star of all stars. The programs for
the first three days under the new ar
rangement will be as follows: March
%, Edwin August in "Evidence;"
March 26, 1.-THE Dragon featuring
beautiful Margarita Fischer; March
27, Bought" with Ethel Grey Terry
in the leading role. Miss Young will
be seen Sunday, April 2, in Hearts
in Exile" and again on April 16 in
THE Heart of the Blue Ridge"
The prices will be as usual---5 and
10 cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
Belle Helene Notes.

Misses Elise and Hilda KIos spent
Tuesday in Donaldsonville as the
guests of Mrs. Ida Duhon and daugh-
ters.
E. j. Ehrhorn, Baptist preacher of
Kyle, Tex, is spending a few days
with his father and mother-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steinhaus.
Although the st. Ann chapel is de-
prived of the holy sacrifice of mass on
Sundays owing to the circumstance Of
the Catholic church in Donaldsonville
being without an assistant, the con-
gregation is steady in its devotation.
Every Sunday and Friday during Lent
there will be read aloud the holy
way of the cross at A p. m. And in
remembrance that the seventh sta
ton was given by the late Rev. ]. NJ.
T. Massardier, the whole congregation
was willing to offer its pious de-
votion for his departed soul last Sum
day.