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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
4un Dnkntu.
Scoer ont nuf en- Sermin.

WV ~ NV tu Stihttu. SiulS-
'efret9r Sranf M. Hooo bar Itinei
Zig iom aanoioot for @iernomina.
ton. San err GepubIifaner.
Spbsfalo peo Hocf Greet. M(n-
oretp Steen, Der / 80 9(ar bar pGret
Ell al Sanion GountpS bebit fienote
Vorgerc, er afgaoe. peo 0eoen / lit
Siem npr Hocf Greet.
Erimrrualslopen gplcis. g Sor-
clleoe Staters Ssieiteret bar iioite
Scroag negtet at uoiteoe Sorbilb MOB
TrinlGrpalalopen al 1915, % oens
@ploigbeo betragtes berpeo iom goo-
fjenot.
Slemt for Mberbecm. Gen lille
@p Sames, Der iioen Saloonerncs
Sitfning / @beroeen bar benne @ps
iGrmelte Dale, bill iloen i,ogen for.
ro9anenoe Scamp blipe "ter", ga set
life lpffeoes at ifaffe DC neopenoiae
ltnoerifrifter for at labe Sagen Of
giere peb @nlget. Saloonerne ser
bar Sriit inotiI lite SllIi.
Slom trmer peb yamftom. Sra
Danfton melotes Den Zoe, at Mis-
Iolriflooen Der bar beiere, emo Den
bapbe p9ret pan 80 Mar, oe at Sar-
merlle paa Saplanoet bar begpnot at
lutte no. Gn Ssopmnin9 bopoe
bannet Jig nGr @%ermi1ion, og belt op
til 9anfton Giper por Sloben en- enc
Ite S5rnasie. Stiaingen betragteoes
iom beiit fritiit.
Giemoummelig Heoninasmetbuoe.
Gn ing Tnrmer peb Hapn Hobert
Clipper piloe forleoen babe brilfnet /
Rabbit Greet peb 2emmorr, ON life
bans &nmerot, Werle &elep, bapoe
p9ret Ell Meiter til at ilpnge 2as-
iocn. Sarmercn bar paa oct nrr-
meitc liplps og fertes meo ripenbe
&ilrtigbeo neooper Ben al SSsilaa op-
fplote Glp, Ga &el1ep pasieoe paa pg
ilpngeoe fin 2asio i%naIeoes, at 2pf-
fen omfotteoe Sopebet pg Sen enc
Mrm. Otter at bore tri,ffen ilanb
tog BET Dog en- balp Simes baarbt
Irbeibe at faa 2ipet tilboge / Sen be.
pioltlpie Innb.
2iSer paa %cirprofetcn. - Sobn
@locf, en- Hander peo Ban Hiper,
life lan9t fra Gupa, bar begpnbt at
flptte fine @pgninger til ct bsierelig-
aenoe Steo, trobs at ser enbnu for
alminbeliae Wenneifcr life ipnes at
bore nogen ltbiigt til 5lpm. en-
9amlneI S1,oianer, ipm Dor / N9rbe-
Den, bar BOG f%ortalt Mr. 9locf, at
Tlommen bill inbtrGffe, og bette er
nof for bam. Set bar iig nemlig
ilig, at benne ialnme Gcbblto ipaaeoe
Tlom caioo ifior, men bu piloe Mr.
@locf life ogte berpaa. Hu bar Sn-
bianeren ipaaet, at Slommen / @ao
Miper bill blipe lnngt pprre END ifior,
pa meo fine tibligere Grfaringer /
iriift Minoe bar Wr. @locf life tepet
mlco at toge line Sorbclosregler.
Gr bpb pco Cotton. Mrs. Gn1c-
rcntic Nnbrea Slion er Sen 26be Sc
brllar ofonnet peb Tpoen hos lin
Sun Sipert Nlion, boenoe peb Col.
ton / Wtinnebnhn County, / Ben bsie
sllber al 81 Iar. Sum bar fsot /
Scnbfioro, o9 bun og benoes Wano,
Sitr Slion, fom til sllnerifa / 1868,
bocnoe Sc feritc Is slar nGr &ioge-
man / @inneIbeif County, Soma. Set
par / 1873 sc flpttebe til Wt~innebaba
County, bpor Wanocn bpoe for IA
Nor iioen. &c citerlaber fig en- tol-
rig SlGNt. Nf icr @prn er ocn Glo-
tie Sattcr for ct N(ars Sio iioen sos
/ Norgc, 20 Nlnr gnmniel. Gn anbcn
Cater Dor / Canada, mcoens DC fire
Scnner meb Samilie bpr / Winnc-
huhu Gountp, onlgipne al eli itor
Sfarc 0ern % @erlncbern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
Horn gnkntu.
til Sernbanefprlrnaclic

Sean til Sernbnnefurlrngclie. -
Ger ifal pare gobc Scgll til, at 8reut
Nortbern @anens Clinic til @ilbrple
pil blipe iorlGnoct peitoper til ct
Stco / Moiltana nTltc CONNER. Gn-
bcl NcprTicntantcr Tor @onen bar
prrct / benne Ggn Tor at iifrc %ei-
ret, hpilfet aniees ior mcgct lopenoc.
&prafparantrnc CT brDet. Stots.
pcterinGr Creme / Nismorcf beflenots
gioroe iibite Wnnoog, at Sorbubet
moo Slloipriel al Sorntprg ira 9.
Tafota M bar bGpet. Sernbanelel-
itabernc bar i ocv @ielere Sio bopt Ell
MGngbe Soreipergsler ira Snoflpt'
terc, ser ira Sc ipoligere Stater be.
aiTrcoe transport for line &pGgbes
iTtninger. Saaoan transport fan
nltlaa mi uhiibret forcgao ira og
pper Solltb 0afota.
@caocr @allcn lopes S%crnbanc. =
Sarmerne / @eaper %allep er lopet
Ell SSerllbanelinie til Sommeren, pa
ga 2oitet er Qipet al inaen ringere
ems 9. 6. CARING, 0tilruollfec.Sa-
mems YrGiioent, Iau nlon bet bel flllt.
ne IiocS pou. Ser holbteS forleocn
ct Mnsicnlpoe / Marrlorth, bportil
bar frenmpot Nelcaotioner ira Here
Snlnnbner longS nGonte Strea og
set por / Ell Eale nnbcr bette Wtrbc
at Observation-Disclosures oiorbe lit
2citc. Non latte 500 Sen @ctingel-
ic. at ma Qiorbc Observation-Disclosures
til fri pg uhinoret %ci-Hct, ion set
Inn itob i9icn at lGeae @ancn.
SfiGnfcs NoIpital for %Orn. Mor
Stern, oen / sarge iornplig oibebe
Miamnnb, hor ifiGnfet Statcn So
600. hpcrmeb ifal oprcttea ct &olpi-
tai for ipoQc % forfrebleoc %crn.
Sicloc SeItomcntcts %%cItenlnlclic Ifal
@npcn tiIiuI0c Nortb Sototoa Bar
nchicnl, "a set or | Norbinoclic nleo
hcnnc Nnitalt at &oipitolct Itol op-
rcttca. Ntr. Siern iflTnfcNc cnOoi-
berc $500 Ill set f1thnllfe %ornebiem
i Iorao. 5000 til set iooilfc %arnc.
hiem / Glcpclanb, Shio, % 5000 til
oct irbiifc (rrinesbpipital / Gcn-
pcr, Colorado. Heitcn al hans 30
or self mclcu bans Nomilic %
SITatninQc.
Zen mpitiitc Mamo uptrroer iaien.
Gen mnlti'tc Wano, Der o%Ilninoeli9
cr bIcpcn ficu0t ipm IS. (. 81, font
iorIcocn tilboae til Sicfinion, huor
Scitcren mrotc ham pcb Stntioncn
% too ham til lit Stem. Som set
pil erirorc$. Qiercs Der Scn Taa-
itann. ot Sen oclpis lairnteoc % no
item belt itmlmc Staffel er Sen al
bcn QrurbriQc Hanfcr SnnteS s.
Gulopcl / oette Gouttp, men oenne
nTatcr bcitcmt octte % pil intet hooc
nrco Ser hcle Sag at he'tile. Sfnl-
sc sen aiortc Taaitano tape lin Hig'
tiahco, err Siaflen altiua Gan Ilcn
Galomcn. iom efter Ell SrTtte meo
lin iremiuicuoc Saoer icripanot Tor
mango Nar iioen. Scr err iaat, at
bcn rilac Mano mnbcr bette Cant
menlioo meb lin Saocr ff ct SIag
/ &opebct meo en- Spaoe, % at han
bcrpcb aiorNes til &rsblina iaacel
aanoeli9 iont legernlia.
$2,711,295 for %eiarbeiSe. Sielee
en- Happort al Statsinecuisr %liis
nil Stotcu / inocp9renbc Iar hare
$2,711,295 Ill Sorbeorina al fit
%ciipitent. Scroelt meuem DC 80
Gountpcr pil Der paa hpcrt az Nisie
ialbe S52.140, men mango az &c Iter.
re eitIiae Gounfper pil natnrliapis
iaa Ell lanat iterre Inbel, paa iam-
me Sib iou DC mere Gountpers biz
| per minSrc. &egnct eiter 0oIfe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
Sporpoensitreif
Daihtneton.

@aibineton, Ste Wtarts: Spor.
roensitreifen, iom erfl9reoes tgndr,
or irembeIes isa1tg. Set er Iptte-
6eS Selitobet at boloe rogle faa
Sosne iealg nen Sa.iinber bar
maattet tilbaeelnsee 0eien menet
iine Siem 90 SorretningSteoer til.
fobs, merts andre Taritabcr bar tpet
iii etbpertlaas 9eforbringSmfhSel.
icm bar at npSrioe. Man merer
imiSlertiS Saab ON, at en Srnrta'9
pil oprMmes i 9agG,s Ssh,
Observation-Disclosures torlari'
ger en- WinSitclsn ai 80 Gents II.
men % cit 10sSimcrs @rbcinseag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

icntanter, Ser bapbe giort Sen larqe
Neiie ira Mabrib / Spanien for at
faa fipbt &rirot. Spanien ifal one.
reoe / no9en &ib bape ppret en- al
Dupont Selifabets bebite <noer, %
Der bar MI Weringen at lutte Som
traft for pioere S%eperinger.
2oabms i Earfem. S Sob on Sac
CT Ger Gale ON at fjpbe oct aamle
Sogbis, iom / fin Sio ubeiorbe en-.
Del al ltnion Sotel, og finite oct til
ct al @pens offentlige I~arfanleg.
2ogbuiet blep for omtrent so Mar
iioen ferit opfsrt / Sapcebab, bpor
oct bar fienbt iom &nigbt Sotel, men
flpttebes ienere oper Snbiisen til
SonO on Sac. Semmeret er al Ga,
bel beparet % mi iaa baarbt, at noe.
iten intet Slags &ebifab biber paa
set.
@ranotab / GSgertom. Sem af Go.
gertons Observation-Disclosures eoe-
lagbes iioite Ianbag al en- SIoe-
brand, Ser ppItpb / ct MbislibiaIg, og
ct Sab al $4,000 anrettebes.
Observation-Disclosures fra Sanespille fluff
febe Sloen, Ser en- Sio trilebe BET me.
ite al @pen meb l%tnber9ang. Se
brGnote @pgninger bar Sitdcocf Sli-
m~eIrpbiltif, Gins slpotbef, Gbgerton
Cigar Cos &ontprer, YarionS slpiS-
rbialg iamt en- Saloon pg en- &eltalt-
rant.
gramb / Ga Grpsic. Setter Neps
bltrgs gon1le treetages SrGbpgping,
Iiggenoe mibt / observation-disclosures /
Ga CROSSE, nebbrGnbte iibite 2srbag.
NfiIs emma 2arion miitebe belle i'm
@eboIoning al Wpbepnrer, % 9. 9.
Teets Eager al aiebmanosparer be-
ifooiecoes. Sabet aniloges til 500
900. Gn @ronomanb operpGlbebes
al Tpa oa melbtes at bore / Ell fri
tiff GSorintning, mebens en- anoen
brat lit enc Ben, ga Ell Stige falot
ncb.
Spfanacr telegram fra %erlin.-
%eo ltniperiitetets t%roaoleie Citation
/ Mooiion opfangebes enbel al ct
2ilfttelcaram fra Berlin, Spiflano,
1900 Wtil borte. Selegramnet IN
bebolot ariesnphpber fra Den neItlige
oa pitliac fSrcnt. Trof. 6. s. CORN,
9rrer / Sniff, % Carl aottler bar
onpcitot flerc Tiger til at iGtte ltni'
perlitetets traaolpie Citation iitano,
% Sc bar cpnaact en- iterre Sitlo.
fommenheo enb pentet. Meon har ioo'
Ieoes perIet S%elearammer meo en- al
Observation-Disclosures peo Tanamn'
fanalen, % flere al Stinebapsfp'tets
Stationer lager mi Inferior Waoi'
ions HGtfepiboe.
GpiScmicn i Milmanfee. s 2ebet
al sc "a elmer, Ser enbte meo Den
2oen Warts, pnr ser / Nilpaifee art'
nteIot 80 me Silfplber al Herpefe-
Der, % iaIt bar ser ga 212 al oisle.
Sc beraf inbtrufne Scbsfalo beleber
iia boa enomI life I'll mere END 8.
@praabct bar bepilget DC $4,000,
iom al SunbbeospGienet i~orlangtes
Tor at befiGmpe Spaoommen, og Der
pil iperfipttcS en- ipitematiif Safci'
nerina al &c Herioner, iom birefte er
ubiotte for Smitten. Soipitalerne
piI / melt nuilig lloitrGfning blioe
benpttet for Tatienter, % / alle Sfo-
lcbpaninaer iomt / Gitp San piI alt
Sriffepanb blipe fogt.
Sill Talfs IinSc. Ger meIbes fra
Stouabtcn, at &olf Salf oeritebs bar
tilbuot @pen ct eleftriif Slaa. Der til
Minbc ON bans Saoer, Ole N. Salt,
ituIoe oplGttes paa Sim &an. Sla.
get ifal parc iaalebes fonitrueret, at
oct ON Iitencn ipnes itabis at paie,
lioet De iorifieaigiarpcoe ems bIinfcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

Viiss fursrN pas fra q I'll ~ 1aes.
spofheftrHt iilboasbtialtr penatut. hpis fa;c int.
ntnl ttts fnrtrsr iissnbs. ifiuits. blsosnbs sltr ianlia,
*slts. Jeriit Supulbsuf IAbur. ~ Seats. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

sat fwsers asvtisssiie PEE 81 Zee.
1aq sayatipe Srsms S.uiRtue fablettey. &rsthettrs
ilbastbstaisr pesasnR. suts b tn ftHlAe ptrk.. q.
U. Srspes z ieuatRr eaa hHr sStt. * AdN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

ientanter, Ser bapoe giort Sen Ianae
Heile ira Maorib / Spanien for at
tna flpbt &rliot. Spanien ifal ane.
reoe / nogen Sib babe peret EN- at
DUPONT Selifabets beb1te <noer, %
Der bar MI Weningen at lutte Som
traft for pibere 2eperinaer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
GIVEN THREE YEARS
FOR HORSE THEFT

Horace Williams, colored, IS years
of age, was given an alternate sem
tence of three years in the state
prison or to be confined at the in
dustrial school near Mariana until
he is q years of age, when he plead
ed guilty before Judge Monroe in the
court of record yesterday to the
charge of stealing a horse.
This is the negro who tried to get
away with, horse being used by a
furniture store collector, and who
drove the horse until the animal was
nearly exhausted when the sheriff
and deputy in an automobile arrest
ed him.
Dan Toler, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was another man
who pleaded guilty in the court of
record yesterday He was given a
sentence of three months in the coun-
ty jail, or fine of 500 and costs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
MISS BELL BRUX
EXPIRED MONDAY

Miss Bell Brux, residing at 106
South Reus street, expired Monday
morning and the funeral will take
place this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from Christ Church, at the corner of
Falafox and Wright streets. Services
will be conducted by Rev. John c..
Skottowe, in the absence of the Rev.
John H. Brown, the rector, end the
interment will be made in St. Mich
aels cemetery.
Deceased, who has been III for a
long time, is survived by two broth
ers, Messrs. Thos. and Hardy BruX,
and one sister, Miss Katie BruX, a
large number of other relatives also
survive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
Notice to Rebekahs.

Naomi Rebakah lodge Ne. 10, will
meet this afternoon at o'clock and
all members are urged to be present
promptly to attend the the funeral of
Miss Bell Brux, at $3.50 o'clock.
MRS. T. L. EVERHARDT,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
STATE SHELL FISH
COMMIss|ONERON
R0AMER, IN PORT

Aboard the yacht Roamer, State
Shell Fish Commissioner I. r.
Hodges arrived here yesterday: and
the trim little states boat was moor
ed for the day over at the west side
of Central wharf Early today the
Roamer viii steam for Milton on
matters connected with the depart
ment, and Commissioner Hodges ex-
poets to be absent for few days, to
return here and remain until about
the latter part of the week.
Commissioner Hodges called at The
Journal office during the day and,
talking of the compassion and its
duties, stated that everything was go
ing along nicely; that there had been
an increase of over 200 ic-nsed fish
ermen than previously, all tending
to show that the commission vas do
ing bigger business now than ever
before.
While at the dock Yesterday the
Roamer was the object of much at
tention. d number of people viewing
the craft at close range.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
HURRICANE VICTIM
TOWED INTO PORT
To MAKE REPAIRS

Running before a storm with bare
poles was the only thing which saved
the American schooner Edna, 282
tons, from Marcoris, Dominica, for
st. Andrews, from serious damage.
But as it was, the schooner, which
came into port and anchored in the
harbor yesterday, sustained damage
to sails and rigging, which totals
about 5000. These repairs may and
will be made at this point.
Capt. Holland, commanding the
schooner, reported at the custom
house that he was 80 miles west
southwest of Pensacola when the
storm broke. Bad weather had been
threatening all day, but when the
hurricane fell in all its fury, the wind,
he said, reached a velocity of ia
miles. "No sails could be carried in
such weather." reported Capt. Hol-
land, "and we ran with bare poles be-
fore the storm"
The Edna was light and was going
into ST. Andrews for cargo of lum-
Der.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
Cause of Consultation.

Constipation results from a lack of
moisture in the residual matter OF the
food. To effect a permanent cure
more water must be taken into the
system Drink a full glass of water
half an hour before breakfast and
about the third of glass an hour and
q half after each meal, also eat an
apple or banana before breakfast and
before going to bed Make sure that
your bowels move just after break
fast whether there is an inclination
of not. When a medicine is needed
take Chamberlain Tablets as they
are mild ard gentle in effect, but no
medicine should be taken when oper-
atoms can be induced naturally each
day. To effect permanent cure time
and patience are required as bad
habits are more easily formed than
broken up Obtainable everywhere
Adv,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
NO MORE BACKACHE FOR HER.

Mrs. J. M. Gaskill, Etna Green, Ind,
writes: 81 suffered from severe back
ache, and sharp pains shooting
through my back until l could not
stoop over and get up without aid. A
single box of Foley Kidney Pills gave
me such relief that l cannot praise
them too highly" This standard rem
edy for kidney and bladder ailments
can be taken with safety for back
ache, swollen ankles, and rheumatic
pains. D'Alemberte's Pharmacy
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
POSTOFF|CE BOOTH
POPULAR At FAIR

Many visitors to the fair grounds
availed themselves of the postal facil-
tiles installed Yesterday, according to
Postmaster Ben S. Hancock Regular
mail service will be continued
throughout fair week, and stamps and
money orders may be secured at the
booth.
The feature of the exhibit, and one
which many were interested in, is the
display of the correct methods of
wrapping parcels for sending through
the mails. Fresh diary products are
supplied the booth each day, so that
the entire process is complete in every
detail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS

hopes to recoup himself by betting
on the favorite, goes to the track on
the day of the race and loses the rest
of the money intrusted to him. The
thousands of spectators at the course,
the great racing cars, the start of the
contest, the excitement among the
crowds and the rush of the great cars
sweeping around the "Death Curve"
were all caught by the camera and
are shown as part Of the story. The
accident itself. was filmed. in which,
on the ninety-seventh lap of the 800
mile contest, Burman's car turned
over and wrecked.
Francelia Ellington plays Esther,
the pretty sister of "Bert Saunders,
who Sacrifices herself to save her silly
young brother from disgrace.
AL G. Field Seat Sale This Morning.
The sale'of seats for Al. G. Fields
Minstrels opens this morning at y
o'clock at the Central Pharmacy. So
numerous have been inquiries regard
ing this seat sale that the indications
point to big rush when the doors
are thrown open this morning.
The papers everywhere concede
that Fields Minstrel this year is one
of tibet best ever put forth. Every
where has praise been sounded for
the dean of minstrelsy. The fact that
the West Florida Medical Association
will attend this performance in a
body means much fun from the COM
edians, who are going to put special
Jokes and puns for the occasion.
every Good Eddie" Saturday Night,
Manager Levy announces to the
patrons of the Opera House that
every Good Eddie" which comes to
the Opera House Saturday night, is
one of the reigning musical comedy
successes of the past two seasons
The company playing Pensacola
brings 40 people and a carload OF
| scenery and effects. The Southern
papers have gone into ecstacies about
this musical show, and the fact thai
! there is a company now playing II
| New York and Boston, shows exactly
the sterling worth of the attraction
I The company playing Pensacola Il
the same one seen at the Casino thu
past summer with Edwin Hampden II
the leading role. Seat sale at Cen
trail Pharmacy Thursday, 9 a. m, Cur
tain rises promptly at SIS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
Emmy Wehlen in New Photoplay.

Cihhs w enieh IN New fn0t0play-
Emmy Wehlen, one of the most
beautiful and gifted actresses of the
stage or screen, is the star of the big
Metro feature attraction, "The Pre-
tenders" which will be presented here
at the Isis tomorrow. This fve-part
production is the latest in which this
popular little star has been seen on
the screen. Miss Wehlen, who is
considered one of the best gowned
women in pictures, is seen at her
best in ''The Pretenders." The story
of the picture play was written espe-
cially for heS by two of America S
best younger playwrights, Claiming
Pollock and Rennold Wolf, and Miss
Wehlen was directed in the produc-
ton by George D. Baker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
Remarkable Feature At Bonita.

''The Black Sheep of the Family"
the remarkabl e feature the Bonita
announces as the principal attrac-
ton today.
In was in the making of this Red
Feather that the last race in which
Bob Burman, the speed king, ever
took part, was filmed as part of the
action. Director Hunt had arranged
to be present with his company at
the Corona track on that day, last
April, when the auto race was run
in which Burman, his mechanician
and track guard all lost their lives,
In the story, Bert Saunders, played
by Paul Byron, who as treasurer of
his college fraternity, has misap-
propriated some of the funds and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-24
Billie Burke, Owen Moore and Mar
garet C0urtot.


If you kissed masked girl in the
dark, and enjoyed it, how would you
go about finding her again when she
eluded you and slipped back among
whole bevy of dancers Owen
Moore decided upon the delightful
process of trying to kiss them all
until ne found the right one again.!
vi course it would be we'll to explain
that Mr. Moore performs this re-
markable osculatory feat only on the
screen. 1t is in the Famous Players
Paramount production "The Kiss" in
which Mr.. Moore is co-starring with
Marguerite Courtot at the Isis today
IN connection with Billie Burke in "a
Harvest of SIM"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-15
Sheffield Silver

Quadruplc Plate Tea Set, pieces regular price,
$3.50 sale price Observation-Disclosures. $500
Sheffield Silver Plate Tray, regular price $3.50;
sale price Observation-Disclosures. $500
Sheffield Silver Plate Tray regular price, 5000
sale price Observation-Disclosures. ....... $500
Sheffield Silver Plate Butter Dish regular price
$50; sale price Observation-Disclosures. $500
Sheffield Silver Plate Syrup Pitcher regular
price. $500; sale price ................ .S5.35
Sheffield Silver Plate Spoon Holder, regular
price, $500; sale price ........,.....,.... $685.
Sheffield Silver Plate Sugar and Dreamer, regu-
lar price $3.50; sale price .......,..t... SO 90
Sheffield Silver Plate Cheese and Cracker, regtl-
lar price, $3.50 sale price ..............S 5. 90
oneffield Silver Plate Iewclry Box, regular price,
$1,000; sale price ..................... Sc. 65
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-15
SENSATIONAL SUIT ON
TRIAL IN u. S. COURT

When the ease OF Pearl keyscr, OF
Denver. against Or. J. J.. Hobbs, Of
Ration, was called IN the United States
court Yesterday afternoon one of the
most sensational trials ever held in
Albuquerque wns begun. The plain
TIFF In her complaint alleges that tho
Ration physician first betrayed her
and afterwards without her consent
or knowledge, performed an Illegal
operation on hor
only two witnesses were cXalnin-
cd YESTERDAY the plaintiff and Dr.
w. II. Nhitcomh, superintendent Of
the Mincrs hospital in Ration Most
uf the cVidense introduced was UNI
printable The cruss-exanlinatlon of
Miss Keyser by counsel for the de-
Tense indicated chat an attempt
would be made 60 show that the fill
ing OF the suit WAS IN the nature of
an attempt TO blackmMl the defend
ant. Pointed and extremely person
al questions were asked the witness
as to her past NE Inquiries reflect
ing on her personal character were
fatty denied by her.
Dr. Hobbs is one Of the most prom
lncnt physicians in northern New
Mexico He is represented in this
trial by Charles A. Spices of Las We
gas and state Senator W G. Cramp-
ton. OF Ration he plaintiffs attor-
neyH are \. c. VOORHEES, and II. l.,
niekley, both of Ration II is prob
able that the case will be concluded
today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-15

Nick kapicr. assistant cashier OF the
state National bank. Ia AZ st. Joseph
hospital with an attack Of grip
The monthly uslness meeting and
social Of the Z. T. C.. H. Of the First
Congregational church viii be held at
y O'clock tonight.
Alamo Hive No. L. Woman's Benefit
~ the Maccabcea, Will
meet al 2;30 O'Clock this afternoon at
odd Fellows hall
James . Reilly. Of Detroit. ia visit
ing his sister, Mrs j II Assclln. sos
West Slate avenue They had not seen
each other for twenty five years.
The VIII Of John Cornetto, who died
iast Wednesday. was filed for probate
yesterday by " A. kelcher. attorney
The widow inherits the estate, accord
ing to the viii
Word has been received here Of the
birth of son to Mir. and Mrs. j. W
Hesacldon at Wagon Mound Mr.. Hes
sclden ia cashier Of the Wagon Mound
Trust a savings bank.
The W0mans Home Missionary So
ipiy % the Central avenue Methodist
church VIII hold n literary
nj the home of Mrs. g. II.
Given, l07 South Walter street, nj
2 80 o'clock this afternoon.
Roy Corhnn has been invited TO at.
Tend the meeting Of Albuquerque
council Of the Knights of Columbus at
Ihc odd FclloWa hall tonight. Mr..
'0rhan 10 a member Of q san Francis
% council He probably viii give a
ak on baseball.