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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07

C. NJ. Nails were in the courtroom as
were several other citizens of Huntsville.
Mrs. w. It. Lawler, widow of the MUIR
dered judge, attended by Mrs. Robert T.
Lawler and Mrs. Clarendon Davis, again
sat in a prominent place in the court
room. a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
..rHE PRETENDERs n

Emmy Wehlan, a demure and highly
entertaining young actress, who pos
sesses an abundance of personality and
magnetism, is booked at the Trianon
today in 1.-THE Pretenders" This ex-
ceptional moving picture deals hard
blow to the SNUG and supposedly viz
tuorous class of snobs who parade
in ignorance of true conditions at
tendant with life. In addition to the
plot of the play being unusual and
clever, the acting of Miss Wehlan, as
well as the high class corps of actors
surrounding her. stamps the play as
q hit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
ANTON THE TERRIBLE .

The Strand presents .Anton the Ter
rible', today. The picture is one of the
most lavish and most accurately pro-
duced pictures that has been booked
at the Strand during the past month.
The playsis replete with tense situa-
tions, some of which are thrilling to
the highest degree Theodore Roberts
is in the leading part The play deals
with the atrocities of Russian gen
eral, who is in reality German spy
He meets his match iii pretty girl,
who illustrates, Shis treachery and
shows him rp in the end.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
..MISTER A.

Harold Lockwood is one of the most
magnificent specimens of manhood in
the movies today. Mae Allison of Biz
mingham, and the wife of Lockwood,
is one of the cleverest young women
In FINLAND. The two do some ex-
cellent work in Mister a. really
clever play, dealing with a factory
girl who through the irony of fate,
meets a wealthy and handsome bache-
lor. A note addressed to Mister A.
meaning the man who bought and
could wear a shirt of A size, falls
into the right hands. The plot, seen
cry, situations and acting is good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
"BETwEEN MEN. +"

NS7 RILLIAM S. HART and House
WNW Peters will appear at the
v Triangle today in Between
Men" This photopiay is one OF the
most sensational and best produced
pictures that the Triangle studios have
released in sometime. William >.
Hart is famed as an actor capable OF
handling the most difficult roles in
finished manner His work is edualed
in Between Men by House Peters,
an actor of unusual merit and YER
satility Advance notices speak in the
highest terms of this play.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
.EOOHIOYTS@
~ -AnD 2SGREHN :
BY DUG"

the bright musical tabloid. there Is
good run of pictures and some ex-
cellent comedy acting by the princi-
pals of the company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
Thu: WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, October 6.--Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Generally fair
Saturday and Sunday.
Florida: Local rains Saturday and Sun
day.
Tennessee: Fair and continued warm
Saturday and Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07

VIRGINIA BEAUTIES"
They still flock into the Colonial
to gaze on the Virginia Beauties,
while they cavort about the stage
entertaining the audience with their
snappy performance. In addition to
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
Dartmouth Head Inaugurated

Hanover, N. H.. October ernest
Martin Hopkins was inaugurated as
president of Dartmouth college to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07

Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations
during the "a hours ending at s p. M,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07
PERSONALS

Miss Stella Brown of Tuscaloosa and
Mrs. w. W. Compton of Edgewater are
the guests of Mrs. Lucy Armstrong =
her home in Jonesboro for the week.
Mrs. James Ross HAS gone to Talladega
where she will be the guest OF relatives
for a few days.
Earl CASTOR has returned from Mont
gomery, where he was the guest OF his
brother Clyde CASTOR.
Miss Corrie Penn, who was injured
when she fell from an automobile yester-
day morning, is doing as well as could be
expected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-07

Mrs. Harry Scoggins delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ideal Crochet club this after
noon at her home on Nineteenth street
The reception rooms were ornamenIed
with ferns and cut flowers. Crocheting
and music were enjoyed, after which a
salad course was served. Those present
We're: Mrs. Noble, Mrs. r. H. Ruddle,
Mrs. Oscar Cochrane, Mrs. James Lacey,
Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Sam Pocorello,
Mrs. c. H. Scoggins, Mrs. Harry Scog-
gins, Mrs. G. c. Terry, Miss Lottie
Granger, Miss Louise Baty Miss Alice
Granger and Miss Thelma Scoggins
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I Temperature
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
SHOWER FOR MISS DAMON.

Miss Ruth Damon, daughter of George l.. Damon, was greeted with miscellaneous shower by a party of her girl friends at the home of Miss Gertrude Hine on Hillside Place Wednesday afternoon. The party numbered twenty, and Miss Damon received handsome collection of presents. She will graduate from Mount Holyoke in June and her marriage to Lawrence c. Humason of 93 Grove Hill will follow Mr. Huma- son is secretary and treasurer of the Peck and Young company of Forest
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
ARMY BILL SWEEPS
 ALL OTHERS ASIDE
Immigration Bill Temporarily SidetraCked- Senate Is Busy

Washington, March 31.-The figh against the house immigration bill prescribing hteracy test for the ad- mission of aliens, was today trans ferred to the senate.
 As it went to the senate following its passage by the house by vote of sos to S7 late yesterday, the bill contained provisions for a literacy test and Asiatic exclusion.
 Three presidents, including MT. Will son, have vetoed similar bills because of literacy test provisions and at tempts to pass the measures over the presidential veto have also failed in one house or the other.
 While the president has not made known his intentions, Representative Burnett, author of the bill and chair man. of the immigration committee. predicts that if he should veto the measure it can be repassed over his head.
 Little Opportunity Now.
 With the army bill now under dis cussion to be followed by appropria- lion bills and revenue bills as rapidly as they can be advanced, senators see little opportunity now for the immi- grafton bills. .4 a--.t
 'I do not think the sentiment of the senate as to the literacy test has changed, v said Majority Leader Kern, ''but I do think there is very little disposition in the senate for immigra ion legislation* just at this time. It certainly will not be permitted to in tcrfere with National defense legisla tion.''
 Action on Army Bill.
 fConsid deration of the army increase pill was resumed in the senate with he reading of the measure by sec lions for amendment
 A number of proposed amendments were awaiting disposition, but com mittee amendments were to be con ;idered first. One of these, proposed oy Chairman Chamberlain of the mili- ,ary committee, would restrict the en- listed strength of the regular army 70 1S0,0O0.
 Senator Underwood of Alabama was
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
PlainVilEe News


New Britain Lodge of Elks held last evening.
 J. Fayettea Douglass of Forestville, commander of Manross Post, G. A. R., celebrated the eighty third anniver- sary of his birth Monday. MT. Doug lass is still vigorous despite his ad Vanced age. He is one of the most active veterans in this locality and is Q hard worker for the local post.
 Manross Relief corps will entertain the department officers at it's regular meeting next Thursday afternoon.
 The condition of John Skinner sec
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

of discipline and other matters. Tho council is an auxiliary to tho Cabinet, which has charge of the entire work of the Boys department AS the council members grow olGer, they are eligible for a place in the cabinet.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

completed it's first year of work and Secretary F. w. Yergin reports the plan to be very successful
 The council was organized for the purpose Of overseeing tic affairs of the younger boys; acting on matters
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

retary of the Hose company, who is suffering from diphtheria at his home on Broad street, is much improved and his speedy recovery is now looked for.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
PURCHASES NEW STOCK.

F. $. McMahon returned from the cattle show at Madison Square Car den last evening. While there he purchased ten Holstein COWS which are of the best blooded stock in the country They will augment the herd which he has at his model farm in Blue Hills Kensington and which is one of the best equipped dairy farms ir the state.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

The personnel of the of the follows: William Dennis. prl Olcott Mills, secretary; Curtigs Merritt Taylor, Edward W Howard Krick. Harold Walth, Dexter Walcott.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
INNOVATION SUCCESSFUL.

Junior Boys Council of Y. n. c. X.
 Completes First Year of Work.
 The Junior Council of :hc Boys de, partment of the Y. M. C. A. has iust
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

expected to renew at the first oppor- tunity his fight for the incorporation ir the bill of an amendment providing for a government nitrate plant.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

vile and is the son of William l.
 HumaSon.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
OPENING DAY SPECIALS

NIGHT GOWN
 Soc In fine quality nd sock, efectiv trimmed with daiI embroideries a faces, for Stature only 5Oc each.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

ftoffe ei9nen ii6 gIei4 gut oI8 Mus
terial fir ben EIbiden 4n3ug. an
beTIen tur3er, loisr SADIE Die Jaltens
%onoronung iOiuie Die pahenfOrm oes
Rodes iif pieperbolt. Dieter peiit
born uno riidpdrts 81 beioen Seiten
Der glatten 8oroerbo9u uno Der toQs
faItenartigsn 9interbabn je cine
0ruppe flader JcIteR auf bic bic
9iffpafe 3uiammeH4dlt. 0ieie 1T
Dorm i9einbar arfgetnopft, riidpGrts
nit &nopfi4luB psrisbeu uno nit Den
2rdgsrtsilen 3uIammenhaHgeno gss
ihnitten. Gin Ssibentrngsn bilost
ben S9mud Der Snde. Die on ben nit
Ieidter GinIags p~erie9enen Rdnoern
sinrsibi9en anopfI6IuB aufmeiit. Dem
BORN ideinbar aufgetn0piten paiens
tell limb Die 3iemIih gera0en Iermel
angeidnitten. bic unten nit Sbers
itoff betlsiost uno gu 4ufidldgsn ums
qeIsgt iin0. 10 Bag bic 2termeI Der
BLUE fi4tb0r per0en. 0ieie peiit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

iau,en StoBbluie 0es udditen Dill
0es (4bb. y. aus peiBem Ysiuenbu=
tilt. idBt iih ippobI in 2od= ais
in Yldttitideret ietr gut atch mad
Der 0iesldbrigen Y}0os III 6ar6jg
oOer i'll Shtpur} u~usfU6gea. uuiere
gang in tueiB atbdItcne BLUE beIebt
mr. eiu iebr nparter 8urtel aus
buut beorudter Seibe nit perI6luuz
geneH Gnoen. 6oblidume lflieben
III erilhtlider Neiie Die gluienteilt
am ShoBrauo uno oben, iotDie an
Den lpeiten Nrmaus Ihnitten Qb, bier
0en 4niaB Der ben 4erineIn on9e.
idnitteneu Ssiteuteile oedeno. Die
gIeidfaIs angeihnittenen IhIeIteile
limb in gleid) mdbiQen abitdubeu
0urh 9oblndhte uuterbroden. Slit
tereie uno @obInobtfnmut 3eiqen
aud Die Observation-Disclosures, @ummi.
ooer 9an0SuQ halt inter Dem @iirteI
Die Neite Der BLUE 8uiommen, Die
%perldn9ert au4 ols &Iei0 gu orbei-
ten 1T.
0os nahitc glib (Q6b. - 3e;ot
cine 5Iuie nit neuartiger 6%aItenr0fs
flung. Dieis 8Iuie, oereu 5orm iit
DEFENDERS CUR @erdtbeitunQ einfnrbis
ger. ihmieQidmer 0euebe in Seine,
0albitioe poct Woae eiQnet. Tam
ourh eIntn leiht 0treibtsn Rod nit
Bulfen81ynitur en- unteren Ronoe
ocr5uqlih IN einsm &let0e erQGn3t
iuetoen. 8udeItn0pifen un0 Sdnur.
oIen perlnJtieln ben i6rdQen S6lub
Der Noroertei,e, oereu @lusidnitt Elm
Neuenfragen aus Ulasbotilt nit
&cbifonmI6mUt F31t. Se cine lGn9s
Ii@e GolalitbihnalIt bdlt tn eriittIis
der 0eiic 0ie reGate poroere 7%ynltens
r~nfiunl uno bic Wcjte ot5 RiidenS,
oey itl 3u eintn Sd6bttn perIdns
0crt. Huo utertniimner0 oieienige
Der etaaeicbtcn @trnel 5ulammeu.
llnTcye nddf.t &orlaQe (2(bb. a
fir ttae SdoGelule NIT 8jtnoenz
iUmut i0Bt ia III UCj8 ooer 6arbig
gang man &elt.esn NIT QIeibiorbi-
gem. ouuI.eg 9e.oHtcm. o0tr in elmer
gut abQeitimmita. a~bitebtnoen 6orbt
geudblttm StiotnbtidB isrti9eu. DIE
ptritiy3t 0ui8tie8,tu &le10sn lihern
Den Nusitni;tJdno Der porn ~freu5ens
Zen S,aitutej.e unO iestn iih inter
Dem uberetnuimmtuOeu gurteI All
BEN Standardization iort. Die elm
9cieeten, ield'ipymIa ouf bic 9ano
tolenoeu %erGtl eobeu 9Itihen Nb@
ihIu8 uno &nopiihmud faie Ter
@Uyttt. an ctm NrudInopIe Den
ShluB permjtttin. Ter @lasbotiits
eiuiag rebit S,tb uuo lelertrlgeu
1T am &,uieniai.cr beititigt.
Gineu &otrnon3ua in ntuer Scrm.
tir Ytd0Geu non 12-l4 Sabren,
ieigt unierc n1tits @orlaQs (9Ibb.
81. 4sle mo mittsIfo.pi 9s 0pLsus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28
Die muhr.

Gs fei bier nod einmaI bon Der
heute ipisber 10 beliebteu 8luien bic
Reoe. Rd6 un0 mad 1T Der S6nitt
osrielbu etIpas a~nlle9enoer geporoen;
nit Der neuen, en9en 4ermelmooe
peyi6pinoet Die ieitIi6e StOffiiQe nns
ter Den Q(rmen INNER mebr; burh
bas S6IB6en, Oos BET man6en gGI>
fen iiber BEN 8od getragen miro,
tr6Glt Die 7orm stpas 8eitredtes, ba
Der IaiqenidIub normal in Gurtel@
b0be lieat. 9ennod Behalf Die BLUE
i'm aQ0emeinen lbre Ioie Jorm gum
unteri6ieo pom anIie9enb g~earbeitez
ten ,9IuienIsibfen" ODER nSpen5sr"
has nit 6uttertuiqe perieben, nur
bssbulb als cine Nbart Der BLUE gu
be8ei6nen lift, neil IS aud gu obites.
tenoen Roden 9etragen meroen Tam.
Gin Wohdrt, MtateriaI uro Nus
fdmidunq Der mooernen BIuIe be-
Helm grobe 0erIhie0sn6eiieH, mir
Ieben elegauts. reid gepu5te 8luien
aus Ssi0enitofien unn ieIpenen
G6leieritoffen uoer 9ijLm.eG6luien,
bic bdufig out6 nit Sir gen uno
geidBen p~er3iert iin0. uno 9teoerum
gang einTofe gluien, oenen Der be-
fonnte 6emchluienldnttt ooer cine
elatts, porn lsitt getreu3te 6orm
|suarunbe lieQt. NideIbIuien uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

GdlipIbluIsn. Dor alien Stmudiols
isnbluien reiber nd an. Die IsBtere
art, nit i6rcn oulguriiheR uno lpo9I
oud tartiideu Stiderejen iino Der
8oltstunI 0ieier Gambler entIebnt.
Wit b%eIonoerer SorgIalt Iino bic
neuen. bobeH arlgen be0att, ibrem
4uspus gebort Elm beoeutenoer IeiI
Der Qan3en Rdbdrbeit an Der 8lule.
Galo leqen lie lit rings UNI ben
6ol8. bel betIen Stoffeu ourh Elm
tarbiges gan0 gebo6en uno our9
etIle Riite, Elm Le1ertrdgeIten ooer
9aierm0roereteu aus 9otiit. SpiBe
uifu. eradu3t, batD ldmleqen ie iIb
nur i'm MAIDEN an. UNI Den pals porn
NIT einem %tieinen, ipiRsH NusIdnitt
fr~eI3uqeben. @4ltiFeu, eiuieiii9e, 9es
brunnte RlIten uuo 8ruratteu Igno
mieoer beItebt IND Qeben BEN gQn5en
Qn3u9 ettpas 5reunolites.
Die iejtteu Shleierltoffs uuo 8ds
tiitbIuisn. cen iipgeren 9amen gum
Sodeuau3u9 be0or}u9t, 3eigen ocrbaIts
nismlBiq 9eriHaen GptBenauspug,
Oofir UNI 70 rejtere @titerejDer3ies
rung in 9erbinoung nit Sdumgrups
pen uno 3ierbobIHabten. 9eporjugt
fino 6iIetipiBeneiuldBe un0 smotioe,
in ben Gtoff e%iRJearbeitet. Die mo
osrnsn Nermel trageu pieI ba3u BET,
Der 8luie Elm qani neue5 uuo oerdna
oertes 4usIebeu gu qeben. Die lettz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

Die pariier uniperfi.
tdt mar. pie Barrier 3eitun9en Bee
ridten, gu 8e9inn beg neuen Sobres
bon tinem StuoentenouTrubr be.
orp6t. Der Qrofe1or 5e3e, Der ben
Suriiten oes iedliten Semeiters cine
YprIetan9 iiber 6indn3= @eisbgebung
belt. 5otte cs fir poiIepo gcbdIten,
Dor itinen 66rern einen 0erglei6 gu
3iehen 3piIhen Nnpolcon |. uno BEN
oeutihen So;ier. Die St"osntsn
bottsn ben Girorud. DAP i6r Yrps
feItt Sic beioen Safer ni6t nur
pergIit, ionoern pirtiid1 9lei6itents.
Sic bjeIttn cine @eriommlung al
uno rldteten cine 9eihrueroe on ben
9etaH Der TatultGt. Der 9rofeIpr
Se3e unteyrdrf lid mIoiort. Gr ent=
ItuIoi9te iid) in ieintr nd6i.en @otz
leiuul reqen oes WllbperitdnoniIe5
ieirer Qorer unn ertIdrte feisrijh
oob ieju 9ergleib 3ipiihen ZEN 6ei
ben GoiIern. zen er md nidlt ubass
IhioNeu bate notiiriit1 3~uluniten
Nopoieon5 1eeno2t baben pirot. Ras
tiirlid).
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zen Sommerriu'en 3et3en IN oer 9tes
Gel ben @tulpGyUel. Der bl!o alttds
mlbiq luttt bis gum NniaB Der StuIs
pen qeitpitten If. t1JO am Gaens
boQen >inta tlei~en @au[a Jei9t. SIN
mo nieotr rjtt Der 9ouih qua
ihpn meter hiuauttr sum 0lao83
lent; gang pert,a5cit reg0gn e,e80atc
Bluien nit Dem ueuen Vufidrmtl pet
ieben. Der In h0lbsr CberarmbGhe nit
tiuem Grdusten 0em Tutttrlymd
aui8sieet tit. - 9luien. bolo III
S6oBform, 0urt @ur.tI ooer Gtdr.
be abQebunocn, bdlO ais ~Qera0e9e'
fhnitteEe S|tretbluie nit felt an9es
orbsiteiem GiirteI. finoen immtr pjts
her bei Iflanten Tamen @e3euliett,
ie eignfn Id) gut sur 9eritelunq aus
binnen 9ysppitoffen uno Naihitoi.
fen uu0 tonneu mad SeIieben ouyt)
QIeihartiQe ooer abIteten0e R0de e.
9dn3t peroen.
llnIere geiauias @orIogs i'm ~tyiten
9iIbs (Qbb. y if cine 6emobIuie oua
neiBem 8atjit. er9GnBt ourt einen
9Deitent,ogsn aus lpeiBem Yitee, ost
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

@uter Rat. Sin 9onos
iturmmann i'm Eittr bat in eiuem
polniiten N(eits cine 5ldidle &ier ouf
getrieten. WGhreno er pergniidt nen
2abetrUnt betradtet. ipritlt ibn eiu
btrumlunQern0er 3ipililt an.
.@jbb Ill trinten", bjtttt er, lid
bdbben DurIht pic YierO".
.0onn tann id Dir nur raten.
@tNtr iu .rintsn-. crtIdrt Der 9anos
iturmmorn. sd babe nod tsin
0feto gcicben, oos isirsn Turit nit
Bier otItilt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

StIuB berpen0et neroen. Sin
itpar3es Gnmmetbaro iit am Srns
cen ourA Gtnihnttts geieitet unb
oorn CUR Sdleife gebunosn. @lsis
den Gdmud peiIen ole telhf0rmioeu
Stutpen ouf, bic Die anten in 6nlten
oeoroneten Nernel er9dn3en. Die
0oroerteite Iino an BEN 2tdieIn einge
reibt, Der RiidenteiI lit in Der bei
6anobluisn iibIihen Neife i'm 5aiIs
Iero6idIuB NIT 8ano3ug bergerittet.
9a8 fIott nngeIe9te Muitsr Der
bionoer8 fir iAlaats 6iguren tIsi0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

bur6 feline LANCE, f9maIe 5orm biz
Slufe aud iat itdrtere 0omen geeigs
net eriheinell ldBt. Die i6mor3en
&ugeltn0pfe tonnsn belisbi9 sum
S6mud aui1eieBt ober fir ben
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~ @oro 0e. Nreuaer8

Yin 8oro 0e@ &reu3er5
n3tnta" mar 6C 3rje3sau9bruh MS
Sttfi9rthnunasilihrtr Der Wlyire
tommiNdr 0uitop N}j.eio t,nQs
Ihiii;, 0dlrtuo oce &ica Il.
tleinm Flhr3cu1t9 Qc1en Elm fren'S
FItes 0rea0Houbt 6ei6n1oev en-
is aa1uit 1914 Haro U.jss.h i'm
oihi"t3n @rlnltre3cu ulo Ccy1ant
mo gilt9te nit bcii9ie,.pier NIiiop
ieruD2 Die @trWmositu bis sum llu
9enoiit oes &~eriju1st,s o1s GAjfiea
Damn crit iprdNg er nit 100 Utanr
ser StiIgun4 iu5 Mett un0 i6lgamm
nab ser nc,;u Njlometer e%ntistptln
mnnitnc9riittn &uitt. no ole por
lonmen %eridopi;en Nelotr in Hriels
lefanatnidais oerietcn. Dit @roas
run0 N~}ontentQrls ntrd Die urmtt
3oce9 by1tte Dc, .2srta" SeiaBuno
nod t0't onoeyhoIb %a9ren BE er
iebnt' 9tiyejuu9 N3arine.emmi1Gt
0Iittit d5cr mubte. an l0p5u2
Ihrer tt,r0utt. in Gt;tnit b.eibm
no ibm Srt8attenlrSt Cr. Shumms,
Ser .3enta~ auiopitrnot Qilele ar.
aeoeIben IitB. 81 ty!ag Ger itptrsu
&ranihcit UNI ruht legi III mou.c
nssriniider Groe.
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cine poTenf0rmiQe ShmutFdItenItits
terei oIf. Die aud itatt Der ReibfdIts
den an ben 4ermeIn ituIpenurtig ME
erboIt tuer0en tam.
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9SatnIt Der @SreiIc.

Gjner 9roBen Bropugauou iur Den
!Grieg oient Der ioeben in 9ari5 err
Ufiuete Yatdit Ser preiie in zen
Champs Gl9lees. IS lit Elm fani=
Hodges 6tlIs, in 0eIien eiu5eIneu
StDdlperftn iib Nbteilun9en fir o.
plomdt;e, u{iii,r, Yrcpa8aupu. pbos
toqropbje, Stra.tgle uno Ninemato=
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
FAIRGROUNDS CALL
FOR FUNDS FOR YEAR

Fairgrounds was the subject of dis
cussion at today's luncheon of the
Greater Moline committee, and E. E.
Parsonage, who has been a leader in
the playground movement in Moline,
offered resolution that a committee
of three be named TO cooperate with
city officials and women of the city in
an effort to raise funds for super
vision during the coming season.
Mayor Carlson said that the city,
owing to loss Of its $4,000 park fund
by operation of the new state law, and
elimination of the $4,000 emergency
fund, will not be able to make any
appropriation toward playground sup
ervision this year. Last year $4,000
was spent for supervisors.
Efforts will be made to induce Presi-
dent Wilson to stop in Moline while
on his trip, and a committee of three
was named for that purpose. Invita-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
TAVENNER TO FIGHT
A TAX ON GASOLINE

Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner
and Senator L. Y. Sherman, in letters
to the secretary of the Greater Moline
committee, both express themselves as
being opposed to tax on gasoline and
other similar articles, while j. HAM
ilton Lewis states that the views
taken by the Moline committee re-
garding the bill will be given his care
full and earnest consideration.
Senator Sherman says. in reply tc
resolutions of the Moline body urging
passage of bill relating to common
carriers in interstate commerce and
in opposition to tax on gasoline
that he is firmly opposed to the tax
and that he believes revenues could
better be raised in some other way
Congressman Tavenner declares thai
he will oppose the same bill and thai
he does not think this legislation viii
be put through congress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
ATTORNEY CALLED
TO STAND IN TRIAL

Clinton, Ia, Jan 2S.-In the trial of
H. F, Bailey, charged with the murder
of Michael McNeally, the defense in
the Clinton county district court, sur
prised the state today by calling the
county attorney to the stand and en-
deavoring, through his testimony to
establish an alibi for the defendant.
Through additional witnesses, the de-
tense is trying to prove that County
Attorney George Claussen was seen
talking to the defendant on the date
and at about the hour. Bailey is al
legged to have murdered MCNeally in
a lonely woods 10 miles from the
scene of the alleged conversation.