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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-09

with cordiality and friendliness, %
that every one felt at home, charmed
with you and attracted TO your state.
Not only in your building, but in
the many public celebrations constant
ly held during the exposition, YOU
have splendidly represented Otlah"-
ma and have made US realize ihat
though one of our youngest states,
Oklahoma recognizes its position in
the galaxy of American common
wealths and is fully able 10 maintain
it just as much as the Older states.
The people of this city reg'et TO
lose you from their midst and wish
you well when you return to Your
home state.
Yours very truly,
SIDNEY NJ. WICK, JR.,
Chairman of Executive Committee OF
Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of California.
October 90, 1915.
Mrs. Fred f. Sutton,
Hostess, Oklahoma Panama
Exposition Commission,
San Francisco, Cal.
Dear Mrs. sutton:
! have received so many favorable
comments of your graciousness as
hostess and representative of the Ok
lahoma commission, that it is with
the greatest pleasure ! write to ex-
press my appreciation of your cor
dial and earnest cooperation for the
welfare of your commission and for
the exposition.
The attendance is now within a
few hundreds of the fifteen million
mark, which will be passed by the
end of this week. In view of the
tremendous attendance and the great
interest created in the minds of the
visitors, | feel sure Oklahoma's par
ticipatiOn has not only created a
feeling of pride in the minds of her
own people who have visited the ex-
position, but will reap great benefits
in a commercial way from the ex-
ploitation of Oklahoma's advantages.
/ shall always retain in memory
the pleasure l have felt in your ac-
quaintance during the exposition per-
iod now drawing to a close, which
pleasure is shared by all with whom
you have been brought in contact dur
ing your stay here as representative
of your great state, which has un-
questionably been of great advan-
tage to Oklahoma.
Again expressing my appreciation
of your excellent administration Of
your commissions affairs, | remain,
Yours very truly,
CHAS c. MOORE.
President.
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substitute.

Advertisements in The Ardmoreite,
when properly written, cannot fail TO
yield returns satisfactory to the
advertiser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-09

Advertisements in The ArdmoT
when properly written, cannot faI
yield returns satisfactory to
advertiser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-09
Good Health
Doubles the Value
of Your Services

A half sick man Is NOT J
worth half pay. A man or
woman in poor health
makes a poor leader, a
poor sort Of a parent.
The value Of Peruna IN
the home can scarcely be
estimated. 1t vents
many Of the common all
ments. 1t is an excellent
remedy for coughs, colds,
catarrh, grip, spring fever,
tired-out feeling.
Sit down and think II
over. See whether you can
afford to go on half sick.
Some people prefer Peruns
Tablets TO the fluid Peruna.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-09

L. Tucker, 60 feet off of the east $
of lot 8, block 311. Deed.
D. B. King and wife Ada, to ThO5
F. Jordan, part 8. 4 south l east. d.
Gypsy Oil Co., to Cordelia HaE
and George A. Hawley, part 80 ani
isle. Deed of Release.
First National Bank of Ada,
Eula V. Dunlap. lots and 6, bs
$40, Ardmore, Okla
Jerry Loftin and Ada Loftin, his 4
to James Z. Whitehead, part IS, d
W. Deed.
James c. Thompson and Ruth
his wife, TO W :. Whittingt.n "
rdn,' Deed. Lot in block 40 of 4
Cty of Ardm ore.
{ & c. Nations to Jo9eDn MonJ
Nj :ssippi Choc, - iatc-.t Parg
SCI lion g. 9n7w.
C. & c. Nations to James =. ThC
son, Townsite Patent. Lot l in bl
412, Ardmore.
]. VI. Eastman, married man.
R. A. Hefner, Warranty Deed. &
Section q 2s3w. !
Carlo A. Wilson and wife, Y
garet, to W. F. Clowdus, Warn
Deed. Part Section 12 4s2w.
Oil City Development Co., to l.
Alber, Warranty Deed. Lot II
block y, Industrial Addition to
City.
Benjaming Byington, husband ,
heir at law of Elizabeth Bying
Deceased. TO ]. S. Mullen, Warr%
Deed. Part Section 33 3s2e. !
c. & c. Nations to Isaac E. Bf
Unallotted Land Deed. Part SEQ
20 and 20 2s2w.
Dept. of Interior to Millie Jane
lor, Removal of Restrictions. r
section 16 5s3w. z
Mlilie Jane Robert. nee Tia
and husband, Moses, to Nat WIFE
Warranty Deed: Part Section
5s3w.
William NJ. Thomason and Y
Tears, to Sidney Webb. Oil and.
Lease. Part section % 2s3w.
John c. Black and wife, Maud
John c. Johnson, Warranty o.
Lots % and so in block II, Wa
addition to Ardmore.
T. H. Williams, trustee to Al
Albright, Warranty Deed. Lots
153, 14G, 147 block D, New Spi
top subdivision.
y
T. H. Williams, trustee, to E
Greenwood, Warranty Deed. Lots
797. 500, S21, S22. in block D, (
Spindletop subdivision.
Advertisements in The ArdmoII
when properly written, cannot fas
yield returns satisfactory to
advertiser.
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R. y. Wright and Dona Wright, and
G. ". Christian and Sarah Christian
husband and wife, TO John ". John
son, Warranty Deed. Part Section
p 3slw.
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John T. Orr, a single person, TO
Louise Byrd and Eva Pruitt, War
ranty Deed. All lots l and block
2SO, Ardmore.
Emma F. knight to Anna B. Wright,
Warranty Deed. Part lot block 302,
Ardmore.
State National Bank to ]. F. Harde-
man, Deed. Part Section 25 isle.
NJ. German, Trustee for stockhold-
ers of the Bankers National bank
of Ardmore, to ]. F. Hardeman, War
ranty Deed. Lot 6 block 290, Ard
more.
c. & c. Nations to Lucille Kimbrell,
Homestead Patent. Part Section 26
4s3w, and lot l and part section 80
4s2w.
Oil City Development Company, to
c. A. DeHaven, Warranty Deed, Lot
9 block s, Oil City.
Merits Lemons to ]. F. Lemons,
to J. F. Lemons, Warranty Deed.
2s2w.
W. B. Frame to o. NJ. Redfeld,
Warranty Deed. Lot l block 142,
Ardmore.
o. NJ Redfield to C. F. Gillian, War
ranty Deed. Lot l block 142, Ard
more.
Department of Interior to John T.
Easin, Certificate of Purchase. Lots
g and 4 and part Section 2s9w.
c. & c. Nations to VIM. A Watts,
Town Lot Patent. Lot l block 142,
Ardmore.
W. A. Watts, by R. T. Dallas, At
torney in fact, to W. B. Frame, War
ranty Deed. lot l block 142, Ardmore
New Spindletop Oil Company, to
H. C. Stewart. Lots 50, SO, S4, So, Sc,
81. block 2 New Spindletop Subdivis-
ion.
New Spindletop Oil Company to c.
A. Bigelow, Warranty Deed. Lots
776, ~, rs, sos, SO9, block A, New
Spindletop Subdivision.
Rhoda Wesley and husband, Ed
mond, to Charles F. Sullivan, War.
ranty Deed. Part lot in section 81
5s1w.
c. & c. Nation to d. H. Fitch
Homestead Patent. Part section IA
5s2e.
T. f. Wilson and wife, Mamie NJ, to
John B. Rose, Warranty Deed. Part
Section : 3s2e.
c. & c. Nations to Ian Gayler, I'm
allotted Land Deed. Part section q
isle.
W. p. Flow and wife, Millene, to
F. f. Tucker, Warranty Deed. All
of block 1O1, consisting of lots l, >, 8,
4 and ;.
NJ. ]. Higgins and wife, Anna, to
W. P. Higgins, Warranty Deed Part
section 2s2w.
Jake L. Hamon and wife, Georgia
to o. F. Wells, Warranty Deed. Lots
q, %. %, and "a in block 46 of the
town of Wilson, Okla.
Geo. r. Spencer and wife Laura, to
J. T. Gill, lot .. block 8, town Of
Reck. Carter County, Okla. w. Deed.
John H. Snellen and wife, Katie Smell
len. to Trustees of Colored Cemetery
in section %, township south, range
l west Deed.
Daisy ]. brennan to R. Z. brennan,
lot >. block SO2, lot 5, block 412, lot
8. block 4S5. City of Ardmore. Deed.
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" IT.
Humphreys Seventy-seven
For Colds, Influenza,
q ri

The Grip epidemic has increased
the demand for "Seventy-seyen" so
that our resources are taXed,-we ask
dealers and consumers to conserve
and husband their supply.
To get the best results, take "Sey-
enty.seyen" at the first feeling Of
Grip or a Cold, chill. shiver, lassi.
tude
If you wait until YOU begin to
cough and sneeZe, have sore throat
and influenza, it may take longer
2jc and 800. at all druggists or mailed
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. l5s
william Street New York.
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T. II. Williams, trustee, to e
Greenwood, Warranty Deed. Lots
797. 500, S21, S22, in block D,
Spindletop subdivision.
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A. J. May and wife, Ethel, to jim
Howton. Warranty Deed. Lot block
6, Woodford
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:: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS =
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Eastside Realty, a corporation, t,
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Daisy ]. brennan to r. E. brennan,
lot 2. block S02. lot 3, block 412, lot
8. block 4S5, City of Ardmore. Deed.
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RE. brennan to Daisy J. brennan,
lot IA. block SO2, lot 8, block 4&l. and
lot 5. block 4O1 A. City of Ardmore,
Oklahoma. Deed.
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Geo. r. Spencer and wife Laura, TO
J. T Gill, lot ., block 8, town of
Reck. Carter County, Okla w. Deed.
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Jake L. Hamon and wife, Georgia,
to o. F. Wells, Warranty Deed. Lots
| q, %. %, and 24 in block &c of the
town of Wilson, Okla.
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John H. Snellen and wife, Katie Smell
len. to Trustees of Colored Cemetery
in section %, township south, range
l west Deed
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T. II. Williams. trustee to Al
Albright. Warranty Deed. Lots
153, 146, 147, block D. New Spi
top subdivision.
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NJ. ]. Higgins and wife, Anna, TO
W. P. Higgins, Warranty Deed Part
section 3 2s2w.
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R. J. Stanton, single, TO T. L. Cr-
penter, iced One-half interest in
part Section % 2s3w.
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NJ. German, Trustee for stockhold-
ers of the Bankers National bank
Of Ardmore, TO ]. F. Hardeman, War
ranty Deed. Lot block 290, Ard
more.
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Gypsy Oil Co., to Cordelia HaE
and George A. Hawley, part 33 and
isle. Deed of Release.
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D. B. King and wife Ada, to Thor
F. Jordan, part 3, 4 south l east. D,
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L. Tucker, 60 feet off of the east
of lot 9, block 311. Deed.
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Emma F. knight TO Anna B. Wright
Warranty Deed. Part lot block 302
Ardmore.
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First National Bank of Ada,
Eula V. Dunlap, lots 8 and 6,
$40, Ardmore, Okla.
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Jerry Loftin and Ada Loftin, his
to James Z. Whitehead, part IS,
W. Deed.
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John T Orr, a single person, to
Louise Byrd and Eva Pruitt, War
ranty Deed All lots l and 2 block
$50, Ardmore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
BRITISH GIVE UP
KUT-EL-AMARA
Gen. Townshend Surrenders
After Four Months
Siege.
5000 MEN PRISONERS

- LONDON. April 2s.-The
British garrison Of 2,s7o Eng
IIsh and 6.ooo indian troops.
which has been besieoed In kus-
el-Amsra by the Turks for more
than $40 days. has surrsrdsred.
u was announced today BY the
war office
This IL the first instance Of the
present war. and one OF the few oc-
easlons In more than a century. In
which a besieged British garrison
has surrendered.
The Kut-ei-Amara garrison has
been believed in serious danger for
several days. because Of lack oil
food. Officials made no attempt 70
minimize the gravity OF Gen.
Townshend's position.
Official statements last night told
OF an unsuccessful effort TO run a
food ship on the TiEris river thru
the Turkish lines. This indicated
that the predicament OF the British
was Desperate
Floods blocked relief corps forces
nov % miles east OF the city.
Turks trapped Gen. Townshend
in Kuf-ei-Amara early In December,
after the Bagdad campaign had col
lapsed.
Townshend destroyed all the gar
rison's guns and munitions before
surrendering-
Sir John Nixon occupied Kut-el-
,Nmara Sept. 10. 1915. and advanc-
ed 10 within 10 miles Of Bagdad.
where. on Nov. 20. he was defeat.
ed and. retreating. suffered anoth.
er defeat when his Arabia volun-
teers deserted and joined the
Turks.
Nixon left Townshend with a
force estimated by the Turks as
10000 and also left large quaint.
ties OF supplies, believing a relief
expedition would later reach him.
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Who said women couldn't get
together on the same thiugr asks
Miss Margaret Fay Whittemorc. OF
the Congressional Union. who came
out to the state OF Washington 10
prepare for the coming OF the East.
erners.
1T has already been DONE" abe
declares Club women. society
women. laboring women. university
women. and women politicians
have all forgotten the little bar.
ricrs that separated them. and
have gone 10 work"
Because +.00o.0 900 women In II
Western states already vote.
trainload OF Eastern women have
come West TO see that these votes
De used TO strike the shackies from
the women In the disfrarchised
states.
They are aboard the Suffrage
Special"
They will ask the Western won
en- to deliberately throw their solid
vote 10 the party that comes out
openly for nationwide suffrage at
the national party conventions at
Chicago.
Mayor Gill viii Speak
A big. open welcome meeting will
be held at the King Street station
Mondsy Mt $40 a. m.
Mayor GIL and Mrs. Frances c.
Axtell will speak. and members OF
the suffragist visiting party will
reply.
This will be followed by an au.
tomobile parade thru the streets.
Monday night an open mass
meeting will be held in the Moore
theatre.
Among speakers will be Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Blatch and Miss
Lucy Burns. both of New York.
and both widely known suffragists.
VIII Sell The Star
Tuesday they will edit The Star.
Women workers will sell copies
on the street. and the proceeds will
go into the suffragist fighting
funds.
Tuesday night. open street meet
ings will be held thruout the bust
ness district.
Calls VIII be issued for the con
ference Of the Congressional I'm
ion for woman suffrage TO be held
in Salt Lake City. May ii and IL.
II will be the climax OF the West.
ern tour OF the Suffrage Special"
Finish With Chicago Meeting
ENJOYS from the free" states
will be named there TO accompany
the Eastern suffragists back 20
Washington.
Then the women will make their
final prediction play in Chicago
June s, s and 7.
The republican and progressive
national conventions will be In ses-
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PREPAREDNESS NOTE


After five years rest. the
state law requiring flag ritual
and an oath OF allegiance TO
the flag was revived at Lin-
coin High school Friday.
The instructors proudly led
In the singing OF The Star.
Spangled Banner" and spoke
the oath while more than 900
voices responded
Just as the instructors we're
ready TO admit that the rusty
services had been impressively
carried out. the students start.
ed singing Il Didn't Raise My
Boy 10 BE n Soldier" and
wouldn't stop until the
emergency gongs were rung
and the assembly dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
SEATTLE GIRLS WILL
SELL STAR TO HELP
CAUSE Of SUFFRAGE
N ozENs Of Seattle girls
- will sell The Star
next TUESDAY.

n ozENs Of Seattle girls
IL will sell The Star
next Tuesday.
Its 10 be woman SUIT
fssas sdisien. s1lssd ~ Mar
riot Stanton 0fasch of New
York and other members Of
tho suffrage Special" par.
~.
There won't be any law
against giving these girls .
nickel. or a dime. or . quar-
ter, or a dollar. or whatever
you wish 10 give them. for
your star or Tuesday. The
proceeds will 90 into the
Golfers Of the conoresslon-
al Union for Woman suf.
fraoe.
N you want your paper at
the regular rate. buy II from
the regular ne~sboys.
The girls will not aecoss
you II you already have .
copy OF The Star.
A whlri~ind campaign for
youthful and beautiful girl
newsies has been carried on
at the university and thru
out club circles.
They were 10 meet a. the
Lincoln hotel with Miss
Whlttemore for instructions
Saturday afternoon. st 2
o'clock.
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CHARGE CLERK
STOLE BIG sum
Complaint Lodged Agains,
Bookkeeper for +. S.
Lang Co.
CHECK HIS ACCOUNTS

Detectives are or the trail
Saturday OF n. w. Abeles, who
10 alleged 60 have sbseonded
with large sum Of money be-
longing 10 the y. Q. Lang Man.
usseturing Co. where he has
been er'ployed ~ bookkeeper.
Mr~. v, =. Ling s~ore 20 . ccm.
pleint drnwr Saturday nv Deputy
Prosecutor Palmer. charging Abe.
les with forgery OF SEQ chectttsn
November ~. 1915. An accountant
In checking over his books
Abeles disappeared on April rs.
telling his wife he was going 10
Tacoma 10 audit some accounts.
He has not been seen since. al.
tho he had. promised. II is said. Ia
go over his own books with his en-.
ployer on the following Monday.
His alleged shortages went un.
noticed uutil April IL. when Lang
found HIS bookkeeper had been f..
suing checks 20 himself signing
his employers name. Lang says
Altho the exact amount of the al
legged ernherylement has not been
ascertsined. Lang admitted Satur.
day that he believed Il large. but
Issued q statement that the com.
pany is in good financial condition.
notwithstanding
Mrs. Abeles and her child left
the city several days after her hus
band vanished and went to Port.
land. the authorities say.
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sion there at that time. SO will the
new Women's Party.
Until then. the popular place for
politicians ears will be close 10 the
ground
The women demand pledges of
support from the national parties
for the Susan y. Anthony amend.
ment. which provides national
womans suffrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
coHFEssEs MURDER

LANSING, Kan. April 29.-Re-
venge, according to q confession
made late last night by Fred Bis
sell, a baker OF Topeka. was the mo-
tive for his numbering Edna Dins-
more, aged 10. in Topeka, last Tues
day.
BisseIl Iured the child to a vacant
house. tied her in the cellar. went
out for some tobacco and a news
paper, and. returning. fired the
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
CLOSED DOOR ON INCOME TAX RETURNS ROBS THE NATION
Who!ss TMy Any

OF proof the
Of DISCOVERING WHO should be
III the n
IL cannot wheel compel him
tangible evidence
than $4,000 Now NET
practically bu
ALSO HIS ExPENsEs II the government
John Doe need only That all well but
/ will a
Any Will position
As tax
John would probably be
the treasury Is apt not to
the proof
TO REQUIRE
EVERY A $4,000 TO
SWORN RETURN, WITH AN ADEQUATE
FURTHERMORE
PARTMENT SHOULD AUTHORIZED REQUIRE ANY
INDIVIDUAL RETURN UPON PROPER DE.
Joker" probably In
mos and the
great Of
The Dividend very cevery
Of provides
CONTINUED page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
Sunshine Jane ''
YOU'LL like her.
i She's a lovablc girl

She's the heroine of Anne Warmers story by the
name, WHICH is to be published in The Star begin
ming Monday.
You brighten your life. perhaps, and the
lives of Others by getting aboard the sunshine wagon
when you get Mondays Star
The story starts Monday and ends Saturday. It is
complete in six nstaments 1t is the latest in The Stars
novel a-week series, in which you get boot-leugth
regular $50 popular novel together with the OF the
and features ordinarily contained in The Star for
six cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
TO INSIST UPON
CATCHING VILLA
Gen. Scott Will Refuse TO
Withdraw Troops From
Mexico.
MEETS oBREGON TO-DAY
Bv e. T. COkklE

unis.a rr--. starr cssresrena~n,
Ell pAso. April 2o-Refusa
70 withdraw the American es-
pediticr from Mexico until
Francisco villa 10 taken. and
demands that use OF railroads
and ether facilities be granted
the uoissd states seress.s are
expected TO be among tho pro-
possis os Gen. Hugh Scott.
chief os staff. when he meets
Gen. Alvsro obrepor. Mexican
war minister. In their first for
nal conference today.
Indications are that President
Wilson would even welcome a TEN.
porAry peaceful protsctorate over
Mexico until the bandits are ex.
terminated and tho border raid
menace forever removed.
THIS would involve tho policing
OF northern Mexico by Americans.
TO which Obregon II opposed.
While preparing for the confer.
cnces. both tho American and Mex.
lean military modified TO make
demonstration of strength.
Actual Intervention or break
with Mexico IA not considered by
administration officials here.
Reinforcements have been sent
10 Brig. Gen. Pershing continuously
during the past - hours.
There are now more than $4,000
soldiers In Mexico or strung closely
between Columbia and San Antonio.
Mexico
The Carranza army garrisoning
Chihuahua and Sonora is about 40.
600 strong.
Gen. Scott. accompanied by Maj.
Gen. Funston. formally called on
Obregon last uisht.
They crossed the international
bridge over tho Rio Grande at
D. m
A fanfare by Mexican buglers an.
nounced their arrival. Mexican
troops lined the streets from the
bridge 10 the custom house.
Scott, Funston and ObreRon con.
versed for nearly an hour.
Fullest honors were accorded OBJ
regon when he returned the visit
today.
Scott and Funston are contem.
plating a tour OF inspection TO the
American front In Mexico. Il was
learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
OH, LA, LA, SPORT
SHIRTS IN TRENCHES

SAN FRANCISCO. April %
Cheer up, Archibald The sport
shirt is vindicated.
IL has made It's appearance on the
European firing line. according to
Daniel lsaacson. Russian Just ar
rived.
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parliament. | s
grieved at the ac-
tion taken by the
Sim Fein. &C
cording to a state
ment made by
him last night.
He pronounces
the move "a
wicked and in
sane" and de-
clares that Il will
but meet with
merited failure.
The men re-
sponsible are sit
ting safely in
America and urg
ing their hot
headed country
men In Ireland
on. he said.
A part of the
statement regard
ing the situation
In America fol-
lows:
This movement
has been put In
motion by this
same class of
men at the very
moment W h en-
America is de.
manding repara-
ton for the blood
OF innocent Amer
lean men. women
and children. shed
by Germany. and
thus they are
guilty OF double
treason -- treason
to the generous
land that received
than aa we'll aa q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
PREDICT ADVERSE
BRANDEIS REPORT

WASHINGTON. April 2e.-Two
members OF the senate judiciary
committee predicted today the re.
port on the nomination OF Louis D.
Brandeis for the supreme court
would be unfavorable. This follow.
ed stormy discussion In the sen.
ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29

Basil VI. MsnIy, the
Manly
work of IL Unite
The work. has
Full MONTHS .nd The ,.,s,1" b.
reproscbsbie reputation so"
we prese o
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29

Seattle society marons have joined hands with working
girls and club receive the 200 from dis
iranehscd Eastern states who arrive here Monday morning
Mrs Harry Whitney Treat has been tearing around in
her for the purpose that kept Miss Alice Lord
OF the mattresses unon after midnight for the last few