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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
; MILLION roE @vkNpy. =
Campaign Launched al Mass Meeting
at Nashville

Nashville. AT a mass meeting Of
Vanderbilt University alumni held al
the Vendome Theater the campaign 10
raise q million dollars for endowment;
for the academic department OF the
university was formally launched
Seven hundred thousand dollars had
previously been announced as a slit.
conditioned on the raising Of $780,
coo additional. Three hundred thou
sand OF the 100000 MAS given by the
general education beard Fifty thou
sand dollars advance contributions
were announced nj the mass meeting
Speeches were made by Chancellor
kirkland and several prominent
alumni
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
Find Drowned Mans Hody.

Memphis The body OF Charles =.
Voccaro. who was drowned Ia the
Mississipp. river several days ago, has
been found by his brother yocoaro
was stepping from laanch when he
slipped and fell into the water The
current swept him out 10 the center
Of the stream refore help could be
given.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

London British aeroplanes dropped
$4,000 pounds Of food, In addition to
other stores. in Kut-El-Amara between
April II and - This effort TO re
lieve the hunger OF the eesieged gar.
risen. which subsequently surrendered
to the Turks, was told OF in the house
az commons by Harold j. Tenant, par.
lisinenta.y undersecretary OF war. Dur.
Ing the siege OF Kui -Amara, Mr.,
Tenant said. only one British aero
plane Was brought down by the Turks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

Key West. Fla All entrances 70
TIE naval station here, e1oep, the
main entrance. have been closed and
the general public excluded from the
grounds Officials at the station gave
no reason for their action. but reports
are current here that one or more
persons were under surveillance a.
possible spies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

New York Thomas A Edison en-
pests to march al the head @. 20 en-
gfneers, all % whom are members Of
the naval consulting heard, In the
great Preparedness parade in which
nearly $4,000 persons WILL take part
here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

Austin Tex -- The state ranger force
Is 10 be Increased by 50 additional men
AZ tnce and call may be issued FOR
100 additional rangers For service on
the border. according TO an official
statement issued by Gov. Ferguson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

London. That English is building
sirships Of the Zeppelin type has been
disclosed in the aouss OF commons By
Thomas James Mcnamara financial
secretary Of the admiralty He would
not say how many Great Britain pas
sessei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
SHOOTERS IN MEMPHIS,
Tennessean Defends Title TO the
Southern Championship,

Memphis More than 100 amateur.
gunners from all parts Of the South
and a nun Der Of professionals we're
~ Memphis 10 participate In the elev
erth annual tournament OF the South
ern TrapshocterS' Association, which
opened May =, The arrivals Included
W II. Cochrsne OF Bristol, Tenn. wh1
Won the TILE Of Southern champion
last year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
Editor In U. 6. comrnlssloner.

Columbia James I Fancy, editor
u the Daily Herald. has received bits
commission az United States commits
sloner TO oil the vacancy capsed by
the death Of the late A. o. r Michel.
non. The commission was signed by
United States Judge Sanford.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

One thousand bird-ofparadise feath.
ere to be destroyed by the govern
ment! Jus, think, girls, of the bargain
sales that are thus going to wastsi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

There are men who lie like Ana
MAS to saeape four dollars Of taxss
and In the same evening be; $40 On .
bobtail fush and lose II without bat
ting IN eye.axh-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
shave Yeursels--ren Cents

Chicago A barber shop where one
shaves himself has been started II
Is called the shaveteria The shop is
divided into compartments which are
fitted with every accessory. The pa
tron has his choice Of safety or old.
fashioned razor The charge Is ten
rents
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
MoHilixlkG POINTS.


UuNrutNeh WUUt Fats TNysIcNI CT
animation For Service.
San Antonio. Texas Gen. Funston
has designated Fort Sam Houston,
San Antonio. ax the mobilization point
fer national guardsmen In Texas, GO.
lumbus for New Mexico and Douglas
for Arizona.
The guardsneu will be required to
pass a physical examiIatIon and will
he sworn In before acceptance by the
war department for regular service
II Ia expected that they will BE-
sent tc the border within a veek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

San Antonio A hoard OF army Of
acers have begun work laying on;
camp sites for the militia and regula'
troops that will begin arriving hers
within few days
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
Rlu OIL RefinsrN Hurnn.

Muskogee, OklaThe Cudahy OIL
refinery, recently acquired property
OF the Sinclair Syndicate, was COM
plcteiy destroyed by Are, The loss
10 $4,000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
French Sub Gets Transnort

PARIS sN-Nnch submarine sank
An enemy transport laden with war
material In the Lower sdriatie sea.
says Havss cisnS:ch from Rome.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
X. OF p. MEET POSTPONED.
Columbia VIII Entertain Big conven'
ton on June I.

ton on June I.
Columbia. The district convention
Of the Knights Of Pythias 10 be held
here has been postponed from May
Is 10 the night OF June
Two hundred visiting knights OF
Pythias will attend the convention. the
largest assembly 81 the order that the
people Of Columbs have ever known
There will be delegations from NJ;
Pleasant. Hampshire. Culleoka. Glen
dale. LynBville, Mooresrllle. Prospect,
Lew!sburg. Fayetteville. Petersburs
and probably other points.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
sur1sy School Association.

Nashville The arngal state conven~
tion Of the Tennessee Sunday School
association will be held In Lewisburg.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs lay.
Tune 6, 7 and ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

The way crude oil continues TO so
ur likewise suggests further study an
to ways AID means OF getting more
mileage out Of gallon OF gas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19
Drank Hair Tonic.

Plainview. tx Three men are
acaA, another is in serious condition
and several are dangerously III as a
rcsult OF drinking hair tonic as a bev,
eyage.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-19

Queenstown lit has been officially
announced here that Thomas Kent, an.
other Of the Irish rebel leaders. hu
be6a thot-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
WOMEN OPEN
CONVENTION
Congressional Union Speakers
Say Their Power Will Keep
Growing Constantly

BAY CITY, Mich, Dec. 5.--'spe'
clsI)-Ths Congressional union
opened its annual convention here
"Wednesday. Mrs. Jennie Law Hardy,
OF Tecumseh. responding TO the ad-
dress OF welcome. based her speech
on the question oi taxation without
-epresentation She said she came
70 this country from Australia only
20 find herself disiranchised She
thought lt high time that America
learned the lesson this county tried
IN teach George the Third, thA,
tsra,ion without representation Nas
a wrong principle.
Mies Anne Martin. suffrage lead
ar NJ Nevada. said that The incident
IN congress yesterday was valuable
IN that q drsse attention 10 The face
shEt gu o0 0Ov women are waiting
- br eafrInchised However, she
declared. the ~umeD who have the
ballot in Il states hold the balance
cf power IN them.
She predicted that presiaenaal
candidate would psvSr again risk
losing hir onicn ny declining 20
made known his attitude "a he
question OF woman's surrafs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

quiverins With indignation. declaI
"a
- am twice your age. Jackson.
but can take YOU over my kuc~'
and spank YOU as would a ,h''d
II | were not mayor" Jackson
replied. "you would have your oppor-
tunity 20 try a.
II wouldn't crawl under The Ia
BILE. said Cruicksh3nk
That's where you belong" re-
torted Jackson
Finally the city engineer produo
cd plans showing the proposed eN
tension Dr Crulckshank who had
declared that Il was crime against
civilization 10 disturb the hospital
property. studied the plans carefully
and then admitted that he thought
the hospital would he improved by
the extension
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
Suburban News
BIRMINGHAM

Trr Royal Arch MAsons elected tN'
lowing Officers Monday sveBins
ter ths year Earnest RansS " p
Isshc 2 Baker. K Michsel HsRls,
Alutran watched. treasure
Alien piseiov secretary charles
stewart. g. X James II Terry,
% ottc Engisrau. r 4 VIII
La n Smith SIC vale DsNio
Roy A. :rd ,sle samuel q Fore
rsu NJ -, vale, Glenn ~ Bingham
Born. TO Mt and Mr.. fred stewart
TIE Miss nary society ~ FTsnkltn
Will mset fNf~ afternoon ia the
Tranktin rlIrch pArlors Tor dinner
Mrs. Johu aryor. oi Trenton. has
seen recent guest a, the home Of
Mrs. pa,lt Roy on Hrown-s;
Harvey StAlry has returned from
a v'sit With relatives IN Flint
pukns HanIsy = very ii a. his
home on TOW wnsecd-st
Nrs Mort C-oPer ot Pontiac. is a
guest ~ tfr home - her sister. Mrs
Nstc- Jones on Furdy-st
N ara N-s James Wooster have
--ovs7 f-em Anns' 90 th-'r new
N>.st ga ropsief nave
Ms Prtce ara daughter.
N'nA a. sitting relatives IA PITTS
turx ra and Ohio
ere rra--tax~ % Niss 'essie Marshal.
~ .---ar AXE and Wlbert Dell
o. no .'.-au-
~h- arr 81 donation - the Mrtho-
asst .rvAt 44r.a II Franklin
wf' be- EtIl ln the hurCr Friday
evening chicken pic supper will
re served pr Herbert l.. cope. OF
cars vfl ave ar entertsinnsnt as
Sisted WITH music by FrAnkiir people
Nf- Ard Nrs Alvin Staley have re-
rurne. 80 fhs!r nome !r Toledo after
s7r-4frg "a feW tays a. the home Of
tNe formers brother Harvey StAlcH
or E~oN0.st
r.. ~osrorohta- club wiil ne en-
ta-tAt-.d vrfHaN afternoon a. the
home - M-- Eob-rt porritt on
Afnr.s-a
Nr and N-s Lsstsr slesser N1ll
move .oday sror south Woodward
ave +1 TtIias-rt
NJ ar4 Ms pe-t Fcss. of Detroit.
sr-nt rN etnAscav a. he n1;rs - The
fntts-s uarrrt~ ~ and NJ "
"a ines. 90 rer-e-s'
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

Fifty waiter. nNo tsre aern em-
p'oyed a Downtown cafes only 'by
pas .uE the h@Idws.'-r for their
Jobs conducted su-c-ssfGi sf-ike
"wednesday and hsreaffe- hsy' W 10
receive pap iu s-,ersi places it
has been the custom tor fho Nal'erS
10 turn aver their ray fu -EP.r Ch'sf.
relying entirely upon llrs Wait.
crs from ne Burns, Schneider. Cor
man and = Denis - walked out
Wednesdav and dema - cents
a day cafe prom p r. submit
ted 20 the demands and promised 90
see that the men v>re nor obliged
20 pay for rheir tobs .a the future
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
BUCHAREST
DEFENDERS
WITHDRAW
,cou,,u..d from Psxs oss,

evcrywhere and 'he misery - mo
inhabitants IL terrible Nest a. u
IA due 20 the aumanisn Soveynment
Itself. which ordered ali civilians 20
leave their hornes az N" German
armies advanced witn almost incred
ible swifgness
II IL TO brine order cut OF his
chaos that Gen. Won Trlf former
rilitary administrator OF Poland
sefore varsaw's fall, has been nam
"a German Eovernor-yencrsl Of Rn-
mania he - nov cnroCte here
With two generals and an entire
aan
(It may Be noted taat Acsermsn ;
F,1rv was Med on Monday before
the German army captured Buchar-
est. and PloesciD
The Rumaniaus. ordered from
their homes b, their government.
elogged the roads. most Il them
with q few belongings packed on
mall oxen carts. The advancing
Germans overlook these refugees
Then they turned back toward
their homes only TO find in manT
instances that everything they had
left behind had beer plundered by
other Rumanians. As We rode thru
Rammicu and Wallaa the wildes
anarchy prevailed Tho streets
were Uttered with household goods
Papers, window curtains. dead horses
and dogs. Meanwhile bands OF Ru-
manian Fypsles went from mouse 70
house and shop 10 shop smashing
windows and again plunderiug the
homex already half destroyed Thess
rlundering bands-mCn. women and
chiIdren-- piled what they could not
earryqou. their own backs IN stolen
horses OF COWS. II was the same
sIght wr encountered in scorer Of
oiher Rumanian villages Mean
While the neeinG families are return
ing and enrOute back they are
aieslIng cattle. liberated rt the FIRST
word or the German advance.
Because OF de0rivAlions and the
roaming OF the muddy cold 2Sman-
ian roadx. the nora iiy Of children
anong these miserable rcfuaees has
tsen high
IN sAiexandtlt 10. nlunge rims
reached sHch = height bar few
educated ian die. which rea.ained
tehind gtImed william force 10
proies nir 3Dcry
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
WOULD SPANK
MAYOR JACKSON
Windsor Health Officer Makes
Scene Al Board Meeting
Over Street Opening

Mayor Arthur W Jackson and Or
George Il Cruickshank engaged In
Wordy battle during the meeting
of the Windsor board of health
Wednesday afternoon. Or. Cruick
shank. medical health oficer o, the
border city. and Mayor Jackson have
been none too friendly for the past
two years open hostility showed,
however when Dr. Cruickshank pro.
tested aCsinst the action Of the city
council in taking 3S feet from tho
Isolation hospital for the extension
OF Bruce.Sve. Mayor Jackson lean
ed over aud asked the doctor a
QUESTION regarding ,he matter. The
health officer leRped 10 his feet and.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07


--------
the cabinet crlsl. were based on
unlhcarion OF an factions OF sl
classes and of al politicians 20 abe
one single purpose ~ making Ens
land sncient in hey vaTrins
Il was NOT believed any announce
ment would be made in commons 81
today's session. reCarding The re
construction OF government. an
nouncement ot ihr pendency q
which caused adjournment two
days ago. Az that time Premier
Asqui,h minated he mtEht -om.
municate some word 20 be house
on The projected changes But the
spectacular dissolution OF The 4
qulth ministry vas NOT foreseeu
then.
Asqui,n hoped hts wonderful Pow
ers o. a conciiator would hrirg him
thru the --latest -ris,s since that
time came AsGuth's ovn res sra-
tion. forced by withdrawal from he
cabinet ot all other meu bers the
almost unprecedented action ot re
king in sumgon.aE the representa-
lives o. ell Vac fa the cabinet
20 BuSkirFhau palace and analy.
accsptan-e - .hs ~cvc ~eiEn's ten
der OF the jaSk = forming a new
cabinsi ~ LLOYD George. leaves tse
r.er-nrDrI ~ tho -@v ~-Ir ST. stitl
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
TRENTON

Tr- De,phir LaferArr society -
grfarrfrz Chriaffgss prorrar.
Ttr high school oaAkcttsil fsrrr 70
.~-trz 'r ren- sRil g. pra iics IN
tn. ladies' suNIlisrT - the Pr~shy-
tsrlau church Vill met IN tho howF
~ Nrs Jsmss Bailey Thursday
nizn'
Trenton lodge - srf
N elected fhe following offcsrs for
f-s ang4tuE vra- Nefrrsdav nisht.
~ N FredsrlcA Pcbsrts ". "
4. Blor7 shield + W. James McFaf-
81 fransurer s. . Hsnfrfcbr s.cre.
tar a 3 Smith g r. Thomas r
Speeding : d. Boyd Smith trustee.
r. Butlar
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
no.hal To AID Boston oys.

Walter Hoshs'. who managed the
Wayne campaign for the drys WIN
20 70 Boston 60 aid The drys there
IN their campaign Tor no license"
H. Boston. Nceases are granted hy
votes Of the paople and a year ago
the vets won hv $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
DO YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

when your hdneys are weak and
torpid fhey do not properly perform
their functions ,ouI back aches aud
YOU 90 1o' feel Ike doing much of
anything You are likely 20 b des.
pondeni and tn borrow trouble Just
az " you Haduf enough ALREADY
Dcr'' b. victim any longer
The old reliable medicine Hood p
Sarsspafilla. give strength and zone
20 the hidneys and builds up the
whole system Get 81 today Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
WOMEN WANT
TWO PLACES ON
SCHOOL BOARD

Tho Women raNpaver. league.
meeting Wcdnrsday afternoon m
he boar, OF education building
adopted resolution lem1nII9s that
al least TWO placcs ON tae new
school hoari ~ seven member, oe
gwen 90 women The leasuo elect.
- the following officers President
Mr. Alexander Mcdonald lr.t vice
president llrs = G. Greenwood;
second viceDr, .den Mr- r. y
OSs third vice president. Mrs r.
1idswell recording secretary. Mrs
r. W Gramer. CORE pom Ling sccre-
tary. Mrs Thorp treasurer Mrs.
Herbert GrAyson
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

Mctorhoat owners from various
sections OF the country are 10 con.
Ter with Assis'su, Secretary oi the
Navy Roosevelt n Washington To-
Cay on the plans OF the government
20 organize a patrol squadron under
the new act % congress creating =
naval coast Aefensc reserve
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

Directors - % D~rof Board Of
Commeroe plan 20 attend 'Ae an
rual meeting of the United States
Chamber of Commerce in Washing
ton, q c. Jan 3I and Feb aud
= President Edwin DeEby called
the meering 20 tle attention az The
directors al, their last meeting. and
mos % them cx1ressed a desire 70
attend Importer natter aaeetias
,ocIslatoa VIII Ls discussed
PrintinR-th~ plata neat kins-fhHt
10 rf~ht-Tfne- Jr y Dent .--NatN f5lo.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
YPSILANTI

sr1m thr N.rrsL civic fras.e rs0ty
sac H~-4 .rntIE In tnh ,ai4rEe and
plans are 0.0E made o. t1r R'e
rhe rt"r' -.f-r u fhr yea
Nps'|a~' deep hunters m a.. have
sfe; t, drr. thc rurst a huse ru.N
vfth eEHt .Gt art.ers beiuA So
-frei t- efsr }far uont. 80 South
Als-'s-sfs He. Mas nrwhtr rf
frr ErsUk N.e. -awpfuS party
swans former oNG"r ans
manage - tl. f.s rNFt store n thls
..tN now owned aN Ma Gordon. fAs
posIti.n e.fn SIpt Rrttr ~ the
car service department 90 tAe Mlrhf-
gan te1tral T. a. WITH oT.res ou the
t-Z i~ Detroit
Ap.s Margaret @ vivian. ot BuHAlo-
a. has returned fronl a month 3 So
rL-- Iu Beaumont TsEas
There are now only ten -asss ~
s.a * a. the Health cottage Mrs
Heath Il Towue.-st came
down Vf-h fhe disease weire-iAv
Michael F'y-'ong REet 50 Years
..-y 1851 .1rrstay gt ENrd~ninS os the
srrtr-ts a. his hom- 81 the story
--reo-r. he - survived ey his wife
sr# t1rse SONS k-Ancis Bernard and
v"-+ The funeral will ocour
tlatrs saaef-r 8. driyinS new
Te- Misses Maud and 1osn SCOTT
0f'. ..utart a Christmas S.ft sale
Fr'ts1 and saturday a. The Williams
noe store on MTchlgAn-aVe
A-s Ella Yaksiy. of .utA Adams
80 tou-t q man ~ hidiug .n A NaTd-
rrre EIrsaNN evening 81 ben shs went
go Sc On article % give away. The
sttur was sr entire stranger The
matter was not reported Z, the pc-
l1e ul-4I N@tnestsv
Tr, eltN sedsrstio1 board vii meet
Friday afternoon a. to o'clock In
tlH ia1t-s urrary
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
ECORSE

IN. Girls club % the yeshytsrisn
~hurrh will attend 'hs Hofms'stsr
gvAnReiistic services friday niRht.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

b- nelr, van Dixie Nhg ,es pre-
lessor % H,erture a. Pr.ur on uu
versity ~hiie Wootr1r wilson WAS
,res!aert q tNe Institution has sem
~ resignation 20 the rra@'dert In
~ nAs been sscept.
81 TIE r-sson IS not known rr
sar Dvse has been Tra Eas p
sor nearly four yeas
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07

-upplemenunq TIE sumner band
concerts ia tho parks. Denver IL xiv
.ns rinte- series of free couoers
ir is auditorium
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
Mr. MATTE Mason, mother % Mrs.
C.eorns v. Nnndar. -lIl leaxe De-

Nrs. MATTE Mason, mother 90 Mrs
George ". Sundsy. -ili leave De-
f-rff Frt1av 90 fotn h~r daIEhter
Ir SnU Tork Gsorg@ sunday tae
n1rfrsss uanaEs 2 Che sunday
party - putting in r~P' - he
tine IN Manhattan nsklrg prepa-
ratiors 'cr be fs'hsrs riE drive IN
ths forces - evil fhs rostrof oils
ffs pssHe- one day a week IN Boa-
ton 20 attend ~ trn husIrraR fr-
tails - the Boston ra-pai Rr row
gn~er wav and travels rocky 20
Errafo vteys stli' another - frs
SUNDAY Fsrftais Will 30 held tFs
near '8'1re NrH Mason has been
staying ir Detroit wits another -
ne- daughfers. Nho has rharEe ~
gymnasium work in Central hsfho-
dist church.
sehlp esrty" a. the udvice ~ tho
American EnVr~ss company. which
IL distrfDuffug q circular Ief'er
uYKIrs FystNmat4c ~o-orsrat.1n be-
tween en- pl0yes ~ the company and
uosrrhsrfs fN~uouf fhe country
Curtafisd tran sportatiGn far'lties
dus 90 the shortage - -ars. accent.
nate ths need ~ -Hriy sLipp nE
says the letter
Tn. home Of Hugh nsdIey, No. 2oo
HsseI~ood-sve-, Vas entered Wei
ns.ray night with 1lse keys ard
fEo suits 4 cl0thsJ watch and
chain a Eoid ring /nd 81 iu pen
nies stolen
The Detroit times., 1916-12-07
LLOYD GEORGE
is FACING HIS
SUPREME TEST

Continued from rsEe one,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-07
JURY DEL|BERAIES As
PRINCIPALS IN Law
SUIT PUI ONE ACROSS

That he was ''hypnotized" in TAX
ing out life insurance policy was
the contention of the defense late yes.
terday afternoon In the suit OF V. T.
Ryan. q Bismarck insurance man
against J. A. Heyer, local man, to re-
cover payment on q note for pre-
MUM. The case was tried before
Judge ]. o. Varney and some interest.
ing situations developed.
The defendant demanded jury
trial and the necessary jurors were
impaneled. The defendant told how
he tried to avoid the insurance man
but that the policy was forced upon
him as If he had been 'hypnotized.'
Then the case went to the jury. That
was after dark.
But the principals in the action
got tired of waiting for the jury tt
report and about midnight a compro
mise was effected between the two
while the members Of the jury were
still celebrating over the intricate
points brought OUT H:''ssr !
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-07
Commissioner GIVEN
GREAT WELCOME HERE

The Salvation Army barracks was
crowded to its capacity last evening
by members of the army and its
friends to hear Commissioner Thomas
Estill of Chicago. Commissioner Es-
till, who is one of the big men of the
Army, was given a splendid welcome
by the Capital City branch. He was
met at the train by the new Army
band and with them marched to the
local headquarters.
Last evening Commissioner Estill
spoke on "The Rich Fool" and deliv-
cred one of the most, impressive SER
mons heard in the. city for some time
He, was introduced by Col. Stephen
Marshall Of the northwest providence,
who is also spending several days in
the city. Another feature OF the meet
ing was voice and cornet numbers by
Norman Marshall, private secretary to
the commissioner and the selections
by the local band and songster bri-
gade. " ez I'LL,
I Adjutant and Mrs. w. E. Graham OF
Jamestown, but formerly connected
with the local Army and Envoy and
Mrs. Dawson of Dickinson were here
for the meeting. Adjutant and Mrs.
Graham will asst Capt. and Mrs: Muir.
ply with the meetings this evening.