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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

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his own SUBJECT.
Judge GunDy Responded sa ~ q "
good humered sty!e a. a. So'"e
length, connnIng hlHSel SELL p raoS1
pa|Iy to the subject OF gooo roauS,
but dlVergIhg al uIneS I 10 ",,'" on
questions from inc 4"''e ''lS f"r ~,
kindred SUBJECTS ne Ct. .5 a. W.
vote en- the conlti'1 pl"t oJ fn 49,,
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pointed r. r. W. VI, c DeI,'Ie'1' - ,I ~
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tlon q ro "Ia' t';SrI'. a. . on oor
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gay 10 levy rIH an" Of ;, Sa; road
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nso;4 70 ,i tbo mano3oront If n"
~ w . on1 oIso 10 mo npoHIo
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ooI1aj ~ 70 " nydnr hv Ham ! : IIr-
C1onabsn who introdnced Juupp
pn lIll'rtl'1 Pohnrts If Windpn who
IN fair and imnartiaI wav nrp-
s 81, ,S b;s Claims as a candidate
for c;rc Nj, indon
Tbare was time when orr
noonln conId travel the hlazed
p putp natbwavs we'll washed and
r r'1aged d;rr r5ads and comnara.
t t;un7v snoat;n~ tbev mot tho 20.
on ,,;ron ap"" of tho e dsv and Tine
9urr 1 nonntrv w ur s,sC thin,v nonnIat
VI 0I' o,, vo aSsesSod valnnS u pup low,
eud 0 ",o,,Id ' not u;eId tho rnvon W."
Sm#o %I 70 ,' moot tho cost If ino-
n nrl,l. an ID t oravoInd Hob wa W.,
enoh -, ;Joa u,onId ho1 n ho yo,
ohSnrd d. in ,O that "C DIV and tine '
Thnso ,uoro tho n;onoer dovS of
an ,,.o co,, " '. and tho cond;t;ous Nc
49, +hon '0o ax;st;rn wv no. tho roo',;no
slleli "a o, noa, Ge WV, WIG 81, NC
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,, w. Jan Wv aInanat W oro Ju'
s;"oI y,;th ' o ue s'i onJ 90 ,o
1, ossoa m o1on AVN. a,,b,io OH" hh o0 we
+ was a'I rare o0 tbiup p''t to meet
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Winds s NJ n;ctnrad him in son o. m udl
N AA 'N .''""
fron, soma hind hrothor With h;S
oxen to send him IN his wow a,'
Tho wisdom viz DOM Of ,'t tine bas ' row wa'.
a. tho m;so,,;ded ' hrotbor 0'e end
has ' relenated the.ox to his nr ano
ar snhare tho sawm;II an 1 p nr;p
c;nallv tho hntchers non INV pl'''
~g How n ,l comes 'i back +,
nc tho recitation Of onr schoo "
how ' DAVIS and tho wisdom of tbf
wr wv; who nanned thos 20 Wv; ;lle
ner;shahle wardsM"wo J i've '' IL
tho noidst Of nrooreSs;no WV on -,
and tho arts and r0 sc;enoos a as<
MARCHING onward with oio.n ut|
strides 5 '' s's"''''>
# is wall DEMONSTRATED FOO,
that needs M aro,,enent ~ s s"u
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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

We are authorized to announce
c. ?. ThornhiII
as q candidate for judge of the
thirtieth judicial district subject
to the action of the Democratic
voters thereof in the approach
ing primary election.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

Entered at the postoiiice atColumbla
La. as second-class mail matter.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

Subscripton-$I per year n advance
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

Official Organot Caldwell Parrish Schoo
Board and Town Of Columbia.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

We are authorized TO announce
S. L. Richey
as a candidate for the office OF
Judge of the Thirtieth Judicla
District, subject to the action Of
the democratic voters Of the sale
district.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

O.G@iaI .ouInal Of Caldwell Parish
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

S. P. WALKER, Proprietor
ROY N. HUNDIEY, Editor
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

Published Every Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
NEAR RIOT CAUSE
OF BAR ON DANCE
Commissioner Stouffer of Moline Or.
ders Discontinuance OF Affairs
at Wagner Opera House.
ROWnIES ENGAGE IN A BATTLE
Detective Lebbert Forced TO Use His
Club TO Subdue Several of
the BeiligerentS.

Commissioner A. c. Stouffer yester-
day afternoon issued an order that all
public dances at the old Wagner opera
house, Second avenue and Nineteenth
street Moline, be discontinued. The
order was prompted by riot that oc-
Cured last Saturday night in the
streets near that place.
The man who had been conducting
the dances there was not to blame. ac-
cording TO the commissioner. He had
allowed no rowdyism in the dance hall
proper and had really put forth an
effort to conduct the proper sort of an
entertainment.
a couple of gangs of young men,
forced out of the saloons when II
O'Clock arrived and the saloons were
closed, are responsible for the closing
of the dance hall
Saturday night two Of these gangs
came together in the streets near the
old opera house. where some of them
had just come from and where others
were going. A fight started.
Detective Henry Lebbert was on spe-
cial duty at the dance hall, being
there at the request of the proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

far the sentiment in congress would
be swayed by the publication OF the
presidents letter to Senator Stone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

of the senate that any issue affecting
national honor should be referred be-
fore decision, to congress, and that
no ultimatum should be sent to for
eign power nor severance of diplomat
ic relations be permitted without
reference to congress, was intro
duced today by Senator Jones, republi-
can, of Washington.
1t was understood that the United
States is not inclined to ask for a
postpOnement of the submarine policy,
because such a step might be con-
strued as recognizing it's validity.
Hints that the policy might be post
pOned have come from German
sources for several days.
The president was encouraged by
large number of kilograms which
reached the White house today from
different parts of the country sup
porting his stand, and was represented
by officials as being determined to
maintain his position.
aGthoF ci Dii AgalnSt RHsH.
Representative Foster of Illinois
author of the warning resolution fav-
ored by the majority of the contend
ers for legislative action, said he die
not think it should be rushed under
the present circumstances.
Certainly there is no desire on the
part of the house to embarrasS the
president at this time" he said. 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

and he was attracted by the noise of
the battle, which could be heard for
several blocks. it is said.
When the detective appeared on the
scene fists were flying and so were
beer bottles. The rioters. incidentally,
thought that detective was as good
a mark for beer bottle as any other
person.
No Arrests Made.
Lebhert was forced to use his
billy" and at least three of the riot
ers came into violent contact with the
pavement as result. The young men
awoke to the fact then that the de-
tective meant business and there was
a hurried exodus in various directions.
The detective made no arrests.
Special permits may be granted for
dances and other entertainments at
the place, it is understood but appli-
cation for permit must first be made
to Commissioner Stouffer. Permits
will not be granted unless the commits
sioner feels certain that no trouble
will result The granting of special
permits was decided upon so as to
make the hall still available for use
of various clubs and societies that
sometimes give private entertainments
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

bank of the river Mouse our successes
previously reported were exploited
yesterday in different directions. The
fortified villages and farms of
Champneuville, Cotellate, Marmont
Beaumont, Chambrettes and Ornes
were captured
in addition all the enemy's posi-
tons as far as the ridge OF Loude-
mont were captured by storm.
1.-THE sanguinary losses OF the enemy
again were extraordinarily heavy
while ours were normal.
1.-THE number of prisoners taken
was increased by over 1000 to more
than 10000
NO information can yet be given
in regard to the booty in materials
which we captured.
Eastern and Balkan theatres:
There is nothing to report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
Peerless Club Climbs.

The Peerless card club has climbed
to second place in the euchre tourna-
ment now being played here, tying
with the keystones. The following
scores were made last night: Peer
less 20, Hastings is, Happy Buffet II,
Sommers and Spur 16; Kruegers Is
and Keystone IS. The standing tC
date is as follows: Happy Buffet ISL
Peerless 1913. Keystone 1853, Hastings
1862, Sommers and Spur 1872 and Krue-
ger 159, Games will be played next
Thursday at Peerless, Happy Buffet
and Hastings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
ARCHIE M. COX, ONCE
LOCATED HERE, DEAD

Archie NJ. Cox, who some years ago
for a short period served as manager
of the Illinois theatre in Rock Island
is dead at Minneapolis, MINI. Burial
will be at his old home in Anamosa,
Iowa. He was a Mason and an Elk
He is survived by his wife, who was
formerly Lillian Anderson of Rock
ford. Cox was As years of age. He
was we'll known in the theatrical pro-
fession throughout the country, hav-
ing been engaged in the business since
boyhood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

think the members will be willing to
await developments before taking &C
ton"
Senator Gore today introduced his
concurrent resolution to warn Amer
leans off armed ships, and declared
that he was all the more enthusiastic
in his purpose in view of the CORES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
LAST CHARGE ON FRENCH is
TEUTON CRY.
Continued From Page One J

Continued From Page One.)
dun the cannonade has diminished in
violence and the enemy made no at
tack on our position during the night.
We have established organized posi-
lions in the rear of Beaumont on the
heights east of Champaneuville and
south of Ornes. The night was calm
on the remainder of the front"
German Report.
Berlin, Feb. 25-The text of the
German official statement follows:
Western theatre On the RICH,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
To Cure a Gold in One nar

Take LAXATIVE BROMo oIJIswr
Tablets. Druggists refund money !
it fails to cure. L. u. GROVES sig,,
ture is on each box, 25c.-(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

pondence made public between
president and Senator Stone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Sag Der Sonnr SGreu Sonf min Jest
nch Sobrcn uieocr cinmol pom
glui1ong bis 5unl 9ticocreono Be.
gIeiter.
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9hlaf ser nod, in 0cl @lie0crn
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laiic Sdcia ouhpGhit oriiben im
SDiiem 100 sic @eimot Iieat. Soue-
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Ninmpl miro idbl lui0 Stcrn i'm
Stern imft ii bic Notbi sliriid Cine
fIciuc @olfc idngt ali roiig 5u
qliiben, ob.pobl ocr NiouO nod 6ea
iRo iil6sru Orii6eu lid be6uuptei
Tic fii6le Stunoc OcS Dlorscus ill
onieewodjt
Tom oe6t Is bulnlS. Turd Iecrc
tote StroBen tloppt ser harte
Sdritf, bis Oia Stoot 6lgrildbiei6t
imO onS SanO iim oiinet Rebel
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Eoo.
Gciicn gSoAien mo @croeu 5ic6t
rlw iiber ltnicrcr gnbeit olif gpir
erle6en pie0er cimiol SEN morqen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

lltcli Gampi Spidcp Sounc mo.
gSoHcit& NaG SGmaHfcu puMtbct
StaigsN ino S1acu beS GuHiics.
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ncr rOlt 9'ldnHerll lonHt. GS pt
ais 81 lester s'llmeuonit Oes reid@l
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cinc &crlcninnnr iibet inns cili1 niN
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sur gsatHr ME lie it6Gier tGlm I'D
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nuufclN @auiiieruGlfcn onlleu 0m
isdwcr abtr oenl 0irin 0er s9ierr
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SGuler leudliui ieIiiam pge0 oas
Scr OrobcHoeu Serler badIbcr. Sir
1clldollcr iDon0erl iIber nts 0obAt,
SSinO imo Sunne trOdreu this iuic.
Der Gus Spiel scr Ioge pcNieli.
sSir iirO 6iHeiugeioecn IN, iein 9fai
mo 40, blei6elioc geireuc ,}us
idloncr mic mir es lllr nod ii Sins
oerioger gcpeiei iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

monluncntnlc 8iorrfirhe ,,u0 ct.
Socoblm~ NIT i6rcm nertoolen
i1niieoeeiierneu Eoilfitein; bic 9reu5,
fir1e NIT Oen inpereleiblid idoucn
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fcngcnIdloen; 0ic SeilitcnfirMe init
DEM gGiinger'i6en glItor aus forro,
riiMcnt Mnrmor oorlteaeno Die @im.
mclfobrt Niorio's; Scr impoiontc,
lei0er lm0oQcnoc4c @lodenhlm; bic
Eortiirme unO olten @otri5ierbGuicr
aus Der &enaiiiance5eit llm.
Gas a1mmereiee60uoc ooer nlte
9iatbous 1tonimt ans ser 3eit Der
ocittidGen Sohreruiiionrc unO lit III
Oen SSobren 1902 bis 1904 crbout.
gtur oos 0eiOcEberger S9IoB, Oos
&elcr.&aus in 9tiirnbcrg lnO ser
Gogenpoloit IN Geue0ig Oiirieu ii@
nit i6m meiien. Ser 3o6u Der Belt
bate ara on ibm genogt, unO 1886
mare ieine Gerrlirbe Soiinoc Inn cil
Soor obgetrogen ooer nit AuIf
iibertundbt morOen &or oaeu mar cS
9iirgcrneilter SSormbruln Der iiir
@rbultunQ uu0 pietdtooae 9ielinuric.
rllng OcS @cb0ioeS eiltrot. @eb. &c,
gimnngSrot 1Ecriius III 9erlun eob
Gin ouSiiibrlicbes @5utohtcn ooriiber
ob, lno 9muot Siioedc IN SreSlou
betroute nit 9lushibrlug ieines &la
ncS Den &lultmoler ScinriM Srnann
ans &rcSlol.
GoS critic, mos @leiiter SSrmomr on
0em @oldc uornobg mor OaB er auc
olten 6resfeH getrel oonrbpaiitc"
Sooun murOe bic 6niioOc luit 0tar.
mornortel ais Ser rbeniiiden &lnit.
onitolt uon q. 8onig in Berlin Der
le6eu. 0ieier NEuB pur0e ourd Ne.
nesung NIT oeitiIlierteni @oiier ieucbt
erbulten Oonut er sur ghiftrogun1
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

&Gm oos @lid obcr nolo lit.
0onm gibt cs luo6l cirnlal cine
StlmOc. oie iid olS sem 9lci0cn
hcralshebt. obion0crt mO uupcr.
gcBIid blciht uic ctra cupr
Eag oli Oeui 9reii.2itoipsf Hcl
@rDcr Oiiitc6 iidlio GciB uui0 biat
i'bcr Oeu itbpeigeuoan 2on0 eth
!eihtw SSnlO mar aing mo sic
1tpclBircpfcn pcrliGl ga tdi
an cinmol ciA aliaacn bcriber,
1al5 uon GcitrHL cin lciicr icrner
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pen Nnf oiif mo 0as e5lofcus
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IN 00S nlnR0riidU taS irons6fidle
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clFaliidleil Npidiiec tonic oct igrnc
aloa Sieo ref Ell Sie9 nlio
plonOcric ourh Ncu bcibeu bloren
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iia9Ocn idrci0cnO iHo hors6icu tits
fiilltcn oIle iuie mir bier cil cies
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coiicrn0er g'ciis rcrbliebt Uia 0ic.
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liidt MIR ai &eiud lamnen iou0sru
rus ser 9ioMlten pnlcrcs iGaIifheu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
9aS @eidjenf Scs SOscs.
Bun NrmiernHgSIOlOnt Ennl
Gyedter.

SIN 2auie oieier arieasmonate iii
iuo1I 70 SiemIiG oacS pcrscic6Rct
lpor0en mas sic 3cit Ocneu gi6t, sic
irecuOwic 6onoelnO OIL i6r teilne5-
men Niirfeu. &on scr &udfcbr 5un
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cine 9oOerciic noG aorlsboo oOer
gQloricnboO, sic erpl9reicb Orr6 Ous
fouern0e ieSuitslperien fran.
5oiiiher oOer nliiiiher @rOe criebt
miro, gebt sic Siiic Ser @o6en sic
Die rolbe &onO OeS &riegcS Oent
liS0crigen peupo6nten @litteleuro.
pder gereidt bat, 9ei6 lmO Sccle
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umfuiicu0en SiebcSgobcnreibo be-
Nod)t mor0eu
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iii @niterguulo geblic6en OoS
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ruien in ole g4clt oeS aricges
bincingeriiien worOcu iiuO. boben
bier 5um crltcn Miol micOm SEN Gag
crlcbt bon leiuem laugiamcn, lciien
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O0nmcru sen Eog, 0gM mir So6eint
Toit uergciiet Dotter, sen mir ic not6
@eOorf begunneu mo begnoeten Oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

9ionge@ I'M inO fii6rte ipGter bier
cine llnterreOime nit Soiepb ii.
1er6ei. Gos i'm Sabre 1907 inter
&onOaiHmc gegen Die StoOt perii6te
Som6droement last nod beute an
man1en Ge6duOcn bic u@9reunor.
ben" oeittlid ie6en. God oucb cine
literoriih oenfpiir0ige StoOt lit un-
ier uicbleiiit6es 9iom4. Sier le6ten
uno ruben oic 0i9ter Soiep6 Srbr.
i. @idcnOorif Sermonn Slmibert
9ielmami C0elti1cS @oIf in 9Soi-
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9eboren. limo iel6it i'm 3eitalter ser
@oloniolpolitit meiit gfeiiic nod cine
@erii6ntbeit mlf, Oerm bier wltrOe
Gmin &oicbo 9eborcn
Bon sen 8unitoenfm0lern gleiiies
ieien nur ein5elne berii6rt, 10 Oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
SIns Dem i@lciiidcu Sium.


Inter sen Oeuti6en M3ittclit0oten
lunmt 9leiiie, 0os ai6leiiic6c 9iom~,
9lnllHtIid ieiner biitoriibeu Seoeu-
'lIng nit Oie erite Srae ein 9}ciiic
NOR ebeoem sic Hciiocn5 ser 9iid)0ie
Don SreslalL un0 cine 9lu5obl @orr
llelL mel@c friiber Seiaiter, Goniini.
Ioners 6ron3isfoner. m0 areu5.
Qerren alolter bilOeten geuubncn
llas nod an ienc 9liite5eit fir@litben
Seoehs. Ole @uiiitenfricge Du6en
oerelnlt bier arg gepitct, uno ou@
ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bat lire
Spllren Dinterlalien. @an5 beionoers
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-24
AUTOMOBILE SHOW AT EAST LAKE PARK Open Air Auto Show Will Be Held on the Week
 Beginning May s

The automobile show, which will be held by The Birmingham Age-Herald at East Lake park opening week for the 1916 season, will be the first "open air" auto show ever held in the south and, as far as known, the first ever held in the United States.
 There are a number of very novel features which insure the success of The Age Herald auto show, among them being attractive musical, danc- ing and skating programmes arranged for each night
 There will be six nights of the auto show Saturday, May 6, will be the date of the formal opening of the park for the present summer.
 On Monday evening, May 8, and con- tinuing throughout the week, weather permitting from to 10:30 D. m., ev- cry known make of car, including all of the latest models, and every style, with several unique mechanical exhib- its, will be on display in the large central area set aside for the show.
 Each night of the week will be named for the cars on exhibit and on those nights special attractions will be arranged for all visitors to the park riding in cars of the make designated
 Owing to the large sums being spent on the reconstruction Of East Lake, for many years regarded as the most beautiful park in the entire country, the place will be almost a new park this season and the announcement of The Age-Herald auto show for tho opening week is the first of many in teresting announcements which may be expected.
 Cars will be exhibited by the South ern garage, Saunders Motor Car com pany, Brownell Auto company, Dren- nen Motor Car company, Birmingham Motor Car company, Detroit Motor Car company, Superior Truck company, D.. G. Willingham & Sons, the Moon Motor Car company, Excelsior Motor Car com pany and several others, including practically all of the leading motor agencies of Jefferson county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-24
ELECTION OFFICERS
 ARE SELECTED
Election Commission Has About Con- pleted List of Officers for the
 Primary Election

The election commission have about completed the list of officers who will preside over the ballot boxes in the pri- mary election in May. The board is composed of Acting Probate Judge l.. J. Haley, Acting Circuit Clerk Lee Moody and E. B. Knight, representing the sheriff.
 There are 11S voting booths in the coun- ty and six officers have been appointed for each, making total of 70S appoint ments.
 The county may have to buy number of ballot boxes. due to the increased number of voting places by the subdi- vision of the precincts, as provided by recent legislative enactment. Each di- vision will have to be furnished with two ballot boxes, one for the promary elec- tion votes and the other for the tick erad- ication election which will be held on the same date.