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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
AN ATTRACTIVE BED.

What shall ! do Marie TO make
my bed look attractive ?'' asked
Marjorie as she longingly peeped
into her aunts boudoir where Marie
was smoothing and arrangin 3
madame's bed
Why not a pretty valance around
your bed? II would make it look
very dainty and dressed up l am
sure. Nothing so dresses up a room
as a valance falling 10 the floor all
around a bed
Your room is small too" con-
tinued Marie. in a small room the
valance affords OF portunity TO tuck
away a suitcase OF handbook under
the bed not as commendab GUS
tom in the interest Of neatness,
but one most apartments OF small
size have TO come TO.
What shall / make il Off" ask
ed Marjorie.
The valance should be of wash
able material" continued Marie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
JUST ARRIVED FROM INV YORK
AT THE ELLSWORTH STORE.

Hundreds OF new suits and coats
which is all the vogue in New York
Look in the Sept. 18th Vogue
then come here and see the same
styles.
New Suits, $500, $3.50. $3.50
and $1,000.
New Coats. $1,000, $500. $500.
S25.O0 TO $4,000.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Advt.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

We have succeeded in finding a
sufficient supply of pure distilled
water artificial ice 10 supply our
trade and have started our delivery
wagons again.
We regret the conditions that
made it necessary TO stop our ser
vice for a few days but can assure
our customers Of regular service for
the rest OF the season.
We are in a position 10 take care
of a limited amount OF new business.
Advt. VACUUM ICE COMPANY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
PROTECT YOUR THROAT.

How often we see a dainty miss
with deep fur trimmings on her cos
tune. yes, even on her hat and hair,
but nary a scrap Of it on the bare
white throat which is purpled with
the winters cold.
If you can afford fur. put it where
II will be OF the most benefit Even
muff should be sacrificed rather
than 10 allow the throat 10 suffer.
And the throat does suffer. and in
time. will rebel against such abusive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR
BY GWEN SEARS.

treatment
If you have no furs. wrap the
throat warmly in a silk or wooden
muffler Don't allow false pride 70
rob you of your health IL is very
good TO pat the throat with cold
water or alcohol before going out in
the cold. This treatment will close
the pores and insure you against
sore throat and colds
If everyone were 10 be as careful
Of their throats as opera singers,
there would be less sneezing, blow
ing and coughing in the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
THREATENED HER.

Threats by her husband that he
would beat her, caused Carrie Z.
Wallace TO file a suit for divorce
against Fred j. Wallace, according
to the complaint filed in circuit
court Wednesday morning. She
charges that her husband frequently
became intoxicated. They were mar
ried May 30. 1914, and separated last
January.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL SHOWING AND SAIL
OF DINNER AND, EVENING
GOWNS AT EIISWORTH'S

on Friday we will hold q special
showing and sale OF dinner and
evening gowns at S3250. $3.50 and
$1,000. Wonderful values. See to-
morrOws papers.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE
Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

The American Flag Manufactur-
ing CO. OF EastOn, Pa, have opened
a store in the room lately occupied
by the Union Trust Co. on'S. Main
ST. opposite the court house for
display and sale OF their we'll known
high grade flags and patented fast
color ready-nlade flag decorations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS
BY MRS. FLORENCE MAY.

Breakfast
Baked Pears.
Broiled Tripe
Fried Potatoes
Toast. Coffee
Luncheon.
Sliced Lamb
Dreamed Potatoes
Sour Milk Rolls.
Tea.
Dinner
Baked Liver.
Honeyed Sweet Potatoes.
Dreamed Cabbage.
Peach ShOrtcake.
Breakfast
Broiled T~ipe-Soak the tribe in
cold water five minutes Wipe care
fully and broil over a quick fire
Spread with butter. pepper and salt
Baked Pears-Prick medium soft
pears several times and place in a
baking dish. Add two cups of sugar
the same of water. a tablespoon OF
molasses. six whole cloves a table
spoon of grated lemon peel and
bake until tender. Serve either hot
or cold
Luncheon.
Sour Milk Rolls-AiX two cups of
rye -four with one cup of wheat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
ANNUAL PEACH WEEK.

Fanciest Elbertas and Kalamazoos
from our best orchard. FERNDELL
GROCERY AND MARKE ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20
NOTICE!

I viii no longer be responsible for
any debts contrac ed by my wife.
Eleanore Adler.
(Signe6) HUGO ADLER.
-AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

The display Interestingly every twentyfour hours
these days Garments coming to us right out of the best
makers work to take the place of those that are being
carried away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

The biggest employer secures en-
ployes through a News-Times Want
Ad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

Use the Want Al route to your
goal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-20

tlNN luuIHNdN dAAtL Mbhu al AiAt lANAAN
of Mrs. j e. Romine. 527 Blaine av.
short program was given and the
work for he year outlined. The
topics for each meeting have been
left 20 the selection of the leader
and at the next meeting the subject
viii be Indiana 10 conform with CEN
tennial week idea late in the after
noon the hostess served light re-
freshments 80 the Is members pres
ent. on oct. 8, Mrs c. c. BonDu-
rant 719 5. Michigan ST. Will en-
terrain the club.
Al the opening meeting of the
Ayudadora circle yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. 5. T.
Best 523 y. Lafayette blvd. the an
nuaI election OF officers took place
as follows Mrs c. r. Summers.
president: Mrs. j. n Swigart. vice
president: Mrs. r. c. Noble. secre-
tary: Mrs. Frank Ward, treasurer:
Mrs Henry Forster, president flower
fund. Dainty refreshments were ser
we'd at the close OF the social after
noon. The club will hold its next
meeting oct 8. the place 10 be an
nounced later.
a meeting OF the Women's Home
Missionary society OF 81. Pauis
church was held Tuesday afternoon
at the church During tbs e-lS.ness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Adnits Aiding
In The ST. Paul
Postal Robbery
ne of Three Men Arrested
Last Night With Their
Wives Confcsses Completely
in Affair Of January 6.

INV Evening licrald Leased W,rcl
|Chicago. Foo ~ Confession Ia the
|bbcr, of the internal rc'cnuc oilico
- Paul january q. when revenue
bmps aEgrcgatinS more thhn 900. Do
W. in value were stolen from the old
|dcial building there vur obtained
Iday from one Of the three nrn ar
lstcd with their wives here last uight
liter Drautlhurg. aE operative OF the
Ilcrnl secret service. annouhccd the
1ross,on. but would not say from
|hich of the prisoners It was OBJ
med.
Edward Leonard. Julia Leonard
|hn Il. Xc,k. Mrs Hcck. Michael
Canuigan ana Mrs. catherine Elan
lgan atc the siA arrested last night
|hc officers are sald To have recover
II S51o.0O0 worth ot the stamps.
Accordins TO the oihccr, Mrs Wan
lgan is charged with having planned
|hd directed the robbery
Two mote arrests were mad' pN th.
S,aaal ofisCors IN CONNIE ton WIN
be- stamp robbery IN ST Paul George
hi Frank Hissett brothers were
|,kon while IN bed the officers keep
Lg the men covered With t"NoNeis
|hiie they were dressing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
LINCOLN DAY IS
OBSERVED IN ALL
PARTS Of j. s,
Memory of Martyred Presi-
dent Revered in Every Sec.
tion Of Country; Congress
Adjourns for Day.

By tNrutng Herald Leased rel
Washington. Feb - Lincoln
birthday was observed I'm congress to-
day. The senate. after an hour -cs-
sion. adjourned In respect to Liucnln's
memory In the house speeches an
the lite oi Lincoln were mad, 10y Rep
resentatiVes Rodcnburg and Wheeler
OF Illinois and Lincoln's Gettysburg
address was read by Rcpr, r,tcnt1tiNe
Russell ot Missouri
Administration senators had planned
to complete debate uu the y trasu1n
treaty today but ii was d'oiucd after
a conference TO adjourn the senate
~ respect to the memory of Abraham
Lincoln
senator stone. chairman "i the for
cign relations committee. snid ho
would press for vote on raNiicdiiuu
nf the Nicaraguau treaty on Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
presentations Made by EN-.
bassies of Allies to Secre.
harry Lansing Not Regarded
|as Favorable to Plan.
kACT POSITION OF
ONITED STATES SECRET
|gh Official Points Out It Is
Not Fair to Say Views of
Government Are Absolutely
bin Line With Germany's.

10y ,'..,....,i..
~ '"shlis'"n' ~.
80, a,.I ,,,r.scn,,t,,r. to
,nstn,. r.y,r.iIru IN,
L.,,.,,, ,,,,r,r,rdur, ~ thoir po\ -
.'',,a,.,,,, n,c lts,rminu of
|.h', 80 ,ra s,,,....t,,np thnt
',,'..,,,,.,, ,,,.,tr, Ao,rl.
\ - ,ntyhi h, regarded ns war.
ms Auhoueh the state department
Filmed to disclose the uatu.o of the
1t j. believed Secre-
n Lansing was Informed tha the
k.utr u,rumonts were UNWILLING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Document in Pocket of Badly
Injured Man Asserts An
other Participant in Battle
Had Wronged Him.
ASKS EXPULSION FROM
MASONIC FRATERNITY
St. Louis Man Near Death as
Result of Affiay in Which
Pistols. Knives and Dental
Instruments Figure.

II Louis. Eel. T. An affidavit
found ia pr cha 'los " kouncrl, 8
pocket this morning explained lho
cause Of The ughl with pistols knives
and dental lIstrumouts Ia room IN
% loct hotel last night I which In
konucrl, cot Grant, tIt. lll br \
T. Johnson. uf 81 Louis Walter \
Dicicubtph uf san Antonio. Texas.
ana Charles Iuuy 81 Louis. wcr" ia
iurcd lohnsnn AVID kcuu"r'' were
former college classmates, former
business partners iud are lodge
brothers.
In the niiidlNit Di konrorl tccu--
ed Johnson of failure to pay . 8. 500
debt and Of Withholding other funds
which IN kennctk said we're due
him. The aihdayit asked that pr
Johnson he expelled from thu Masonic
ordcr because of the alleged wrunss
to Dr kcnuerly
THIS morning Dr Johnson was ucnt
death a. the city hospital Dr. ken
nerlt also wounded was prisoner At
the hospital The two other pardrI'
pants in the nght also were prisoner
to-day. Dicfcnhnch "a the hospital aho
Lody At police headquarters
Johnson said today
"<cuncrly douhlc-cros-cd me. an.
I doblc-cro-scd him h." said. ~ H
tru. chat I borrowed $4,000 frnm hun
hut hc doublo-crusscd idc. ! paid hin
/ interest ON the money, hut when q
came tp paying III" principal de
not do n
! LudS Was released ON bond today
Kcnncrly denied that hv had ~
structod Dicfcnbuch To- lure johnson
To his ufn,c. and Idcfonhach said h'
did not knox johnson WIS tp be at
Tackled Dirtcnbach admitted tina
KcnrcYl paid his expenses tu -
Louis from san Antonio, where Diei
ruhnrh WAS two wec.ts ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Germans on Defensive in
Three Important Sectionc
According to Petrograd Ad-
vices, Communication Cut.
STRATEGIC VALUE OF
OPERATIONS IS SMALL
Main Effect Is to Prevent
Teuton Forces From Being
Withdrawn for Use in 9th
er and More Active Theaters
tB, Evening Herald Lesa.J wircl

pctrograd. Feb. ~. " London
- y. M The Russiau offensive
which has been i1dicnted 10 me re-
ports of the la, few days. D.. maturing
rapdl, over the whole uah,.aH front
The Gcrmaus according tu ldNiccs
from tho scene of hostill'io- are on
the defensive pn three mirur'au' rlv-
crs The S'icth. th" pruth AMI the
Duic,tcr. t2o nowitz. capital "t lux
ON ma, H. again scgiuusAN threatened
by tn" Russian advance, cast Of Rar-
anchc. as well a. 10y the Russian cross
tng OF the bntestcr at IsDt"czNo
where their troops are urui, en-
tronched This move ai-u has mad
the effect OF iutcrruptins one u tn,
most Important line. of 'ummlnica 10
ton between the armies ut Generals
Pflanzcr aud Won Bothm.
\ third important Russian advance
has been recorded near IHlc SlcINkN
where = fierce counter attack is de-
Cllrcd To have been successful ~
routing the opposing forCcs ana de-
morulizius the hungarian troops I,
such an extent hat theA retired % O
new tI, four a. les to the rear u
, adj n to there breaches uuuuuiic,
/ t. have eooH made n the oppusin
! 'tics, 'hr pus' ms have b.rA .,,.N
| immediately t. the NOE ~ o
Tarnpool where th,N have moved
slightly forward.
! White i Is adm. ted mat these -
I cratlons have no immediate siitt".H'
/ value. u is believed 10 Wiii''rv circle
here that the new Hus on,a-lt'
| has prevented the Germans ;r"r
! Withdrawing troops from this front
thereby lesscning the .h'nccs OF sue
cossfu attacks on allied lines else
! where.
The Initiative ou the p'inso 'ron
remain in German he d.. bat ,.
MIA weather Ot the last north
! threatening with i"uudation tn
trenches built 10y the Germans 9"
marsh, ground, * seriously hndt'"t'
| pins their efforts to move onward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Sickness at First Thought to
Be Due to Ptomaines Proves
to Have been Produced by
Mineral Substance.
ABSENT EMPLOYE OF
CLUB IS SUSPECTED
Man Who Left Day OF Func-
ton and in Whose Room
Are Found Chemicals Had
Charge of Preparing Soup.


Chicago. Feb IL Poison. Ippa,
emily purposoly placed in tn" soup
served At the banquet ThGisdiy nighi
in honor of Archbishop Nundclcin.
caused the sudio illness whI,n at
tackled more than a hundred diSllI-
guishcd guests and threatened -ori-
Gus consequence. according iu gI'N
officials today.
The symptoms were iirsi did ,nu-' .
as o,idcnc.ng the presence 81 pt"-
maine hut to-day ChcmiCdi anaN- oN
city physl,ians rev called he prcs'n
of mineral or metallic poison iu the
samples of the onrll ling soup.
Ilar.N j. Dohcrty. manager of tn"
University club. where the banquet
was held conducted an independent
Investigation and with police assist
ance Investigated the apartments "i
an cmployo IN the clan Kitchen wac
left the day uf the banquet Ia IN
mans room the police say they found
chemical laboratory WITH ilasks "i
various puisons. one Identical with IN,
poison revealed bS the chemist $ a"'
alysis.
The cmploNe sought, according t'
Dohcrty. is Jean Croncs. - years old
VINO was nlitu ny iht 'l"' ~ "H 80
[ sirant to the chef last September
1 The club manager said ihis man mac
| charge OF preparing the soup.
| \ description Of the man soush
wss seat to outside cities.
The police asserted that among TN
! effects found In the room of the sus
pectcd cmploSc were many pamphi.u
touching on economic subjects tugeth
U..H .HN
.rs ~ the World songs and simil'
/ literature.
The man was described as being
| nuent speaKor Of German English
Italian ErcGch and apparently wei
educated
\ number of the bdnuuctcrs are stil
| ~uficriug from the effects Of the p"'
| son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

sarlI",s n. bed. personal political faith
"" told Mayor Roatrghf th.. 'o'b
With regard tu h.s appnisrm'ut oi a
chirt ot police and his sol'.tuu- tor
pth"i CIR, offices. Wc were prepared
tu Ippuii ans advance in atuudatdt
IN the op service We u.pd read,
then and w" stand ready nov to sup
port th, WaSur 20 any appointment
which viii not d.frlct from the cil
cheney Of cit, government o. hu-
been INSERTED that IA" oUiy, OF city
engineer remains vacant bccausc of
our refusal tu agrcc Co confirm Au
appoiutWeut hy the mayo This n
not true The ufiic, has boon vacant
sinco ths removal uf Mr, GladdinE. o
Republican. to ~ Iaso. and IA. CitS
hHs been without a heat 10 It's street.
or other municipal work requiring iu
engineer simply hccause IA" ma ~
hss h"cu unabl" 10 come 10 IN agree
moni ~ his own mind. ,or amongst hI4
ndtiscrs a. 20 an appothtment ",
arc advised that hr would have az.
pointed s o. Dgl. tu this position. nu
appointment which No yer, willing tu
confirm HuI for the fact that NJ
pgle. in refusing tu Sltu note tor j.,
J deioit 800 Republican campaign fund
, Incurred the di-plca-urc of the ma
/ yors political .ouucillors
! Criticism has hccu lire. .cd tu IN"
present cft attorney. aud the unSur
| has asserted That said attorney d. oar
/ appuiutiu"U' The fact is that tn
MAJ or caused h'F rmmislrics Co com,
/ to certain u' th, uldorsignci 80 as-
[ certain 10 Wc would confirm tho an.
pointmcut vn.,b hc later mad' For
various iea-ou. ~" consented to guu-
uru- certain ui l- ha ms hcvu '1lU
that The mayor would tak" The rcslg.
nat on of m. tppoiute, before nnk ug
the nom nation. the mayor since hrs
/ stated that ho dId tdN, such e r,sis.
nation ir he dij o. ho said ho now
holds that f".iRnlt.on ana tho d.spp-
~. .on of the matter i- cntIrl, n n.+
hands
The council r the legislative lItH.H
ot the clty gut crum"ui and 40, mit 'I
b. the IS lUIu.-tttfIN' branch rll ',-
ocutNc head n tho councils uu.
ton tu mas, municipal laws. and ."
th, mayor iu enforce them A. up
time have 49,, attempted 90 utsri'.
= with tho "Nc,utiso functions Y'f
there must b, a.nIa rr'HHui' u. ruHp-
b sratlur D'f cen the tsu urtuoh,- d.
the ,.t, I- ip nr WrII served There has
iiWaS. been such .. operation n'fnf,
4n our pif. uud We naturally lout.t
, tor f, Il th.s aduIni-irat'nu Tho uu-
. doi .t2ucu r'u'Ht,dir have made at
- vance, 200 tn' WtNur 100 an earnest 80
- tori fu cooperate N.th MIN lu tue a.
- rs.f.ur uf .ii. IntsI. The mtftei t
q partisan pnlit., uI- pcru WuulU .hu.
mated frum ulr m lds ~ ha had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Merry Row the
Feature ofB. B.
Amateurs Meet
seoretary.EreasursS Resigns
and Indianapolis M II
Withdraws Because of Ar.
bitrary Rulings

I.ouis,illc. Ky. FEB IA r. o. S't-
ton ui chicago, s"ctetar, treasurer ui
the National Amateur baseball 'od-
eratIpn. resigned hls office. ana Htls-
ton Gos- of Indianapolis Surrrr i'ird
la th, Organization ai the
n1nuM meeting hcrc to-day rhrir rr-
ton wrs taken whom the di-arpro'ed
Of what thoN called arbitrary rulings
uf ice President Towne-
when a numb,r ot delegate go rho
meeting disagreed with t"' rIiiup- "t
CLAYTON TuWncs of cleveland. Nct
president vino acted A the ab-cn'"
Of president T.. e, Patterson. q V'H
found impossible 10 continue 'ho
meeting ana no business was .rn-s-
acted
HcprrsrntatNc. from eleven .it.us
mem Ders of the federation with ~
delegates holding proxies it"m s''
eraI other cities tId delegate from
two cities here geo appl, for admission
wer. prcs"hi
Vice President TuNuGs ruled tna'
proxies could not be- voted and that
delegates from ,lue, nut set granted
mem bershp could vote nt th" meeting
on the streugth of .hoig being repre-
sentaiiNos at amateur baseball 'ir
cles IN those places II wa~ ~ thh
point that the breaN occurred
George Bucchcl chairman eff ih'
preliminary arrangements committee
announced that later today q injections
would 10. held at Nhlgh only repre-
scntatiNCs of IA. cities already tnp
lated with the national federation
would attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
STANDS WUtRI LiNtOi.>
STOOD 10 ltNt~t ~ N.

Philadolphia, Feb. i2 standing 'un
the spot hesid" WHshiugtuu's statu"
where Lincoln stood on February 20,
1861. when hc raised the stars and
Stripeh over Independence hali, u city
offirial today hauled to the t,p uf It's
pole the American nag sent I" Phila-
dclphia recently by the state of KAN
sas when Lincoln raised tn" las
Kansas was the baby state of tho
Union
Charles w. Alexander VINO was
present when Lincoln haulcd up tn"
flag. snid he could never forget how
"IinColn spat ON both hpndE Ike II
hricklaNrr gave three hcHty pulls.
and sent the banner flying l. the top
Of the pole
Terro Rauto, Ind, Feb Charles
" Fairbanks was endorsed for the
Republican nomination as "a candidate
for president of the United states at
a meeting of the indiana Lincoln
League of Republican clubs here to-
day
Boston, Fob. l2.-Thc bell in
Kings chapel cast by Paul Revere,
wrirh has long been under repair.
wa rung for the first time in ton
wears today in mtmory OF Lincolns
birthday.
While there was no great cessation
of business the observance of Lin
coins birthday was more pr less gem
eral IN the city today The banks
| ,lns,I and all uvCr hp CITY there WR-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
German Vessel
Is She[led in
Brazilian Port
When Steamship Asuncion
Heads for Open Sea and
Blank Charges Fail TO Stop
Her, Projeotiles Are Used,

Rio Janeiro, Feb. - The German
steamship AsunCiou. intcrned M Para
requested permission 10 approach a
wharf To take water aboard Cudcr
cover Of the fog she turned about ana
headed toward the sea The Brazil
ian cruiser scpuhlica and the auNil-
iary Tene1 fred blank shots and ~
the hsuncion did not stop, they hred
on he with proiectlles The Germnn
steamship then stopped aud returned
to the harhor The captain later stat
ed that he had no intention of escap-
ing. The local authorities haNo OPEN
el an investigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
TEN MEN IMPLICATED
IN MURDER PLOT BY
COMPOSING CHAUFFEUR

New YORK Feb l2 Ten m"n we're
concerned in the murder plot which
resulted in the killing of Barnet inn
The Independent puultN dealer a'-
cordng Ia "A confession made TODAY
to the police hN Frank Fe'rirt
chauffeur of the murder ear from
which Ban was shot down.
According 10 ferrarn, $4,000 was
paid by the instigator to the gu1mer
and those who helped them escape
after the murder. Fora gave the
names of several and the amounts
they received. the police said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
SPRINGFIELD IO>ORS ii'E
tEE \Jt'~J tIrtIt\'~ NINDEN

SpfIngntII, III NOD To-" N'HTTI
an buildings were closed here today
~ honor ot the intth ntthoag ami
torsary OF Abraham Lincoln spring
Held greatest ,itizcu. The state
nous, was practically deserted. The
day, program included public
meeting this afternoon with senators
sherman ana Lewis the chief speak
ars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
GENERAL STRIKE
on ALASKA R0AO
BELIEVED MINOR
Not Thought by Chairman of
Engineering Commission
That Walkout Is Serious or
Will Last Long.

Seattle Wash. Fen. a. gen
eral strike ul hborcrs employed on
the construction of the government
ratirnad hctwecn Anchorage and the
Matunuska coal fields IN Al"eka mas
hcon called. aocordiug to the latest
adViCes received mere from seward.
Dispatches filed NJ seward Wcdnes-
d,v said a mass meeting a Anchor
age. The principal construction camp.
OF l.j00 laborers orshniled federal
labor union aud Immediately issued n
.trike call. The men demanded an
Increase In the wages of common IA
borers tc 90 cents an hour
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kI\>II,iN MEANT TO N'pE\H
NaNI>ST tDiiMEI; rtRT>tIt

san Antonio. Tex, Feb. l. IN
Chnrlcs " kcnncrly aud Dr. \. +.
johnson cnmc To- san Antonio about
six months ago and established a
dental business az partners when
pr. kcnnerlys health broke down
several months later h" went away
tor a rest Ia his abscncc. according
to Mrs. e. II Baker. br kcuucrl' =
sister. pr. Johnson sold out the huSi-
ness and went 90 - Louis
Dr KcnucrlN left san Antonio Mon
day tor ~ Louis. Mrs haN"r said
tu appear before IN" srdnd jury
AGAINST pr Johnson,
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Bad Fire at Mogollon.

Mogollon, \. NJ. Feb H. Fire which
caused dnmakcs amounting To- !, 600 re-
sul,inp from the thnwing out of barrel
of oil for use in the smelling room At
the Socorro mines was finally -ubdued
hv the use of fire extinguishcrs aud
other tire apparatus after right 90
several hours by the employees, yes'er
day