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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12
GRAHAM ELECTED SECRETARY
MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Mr.. J. b. Graham of Trinity uni
yersity returned Saturday evening
from San Antonio, where he attend
OF the meeting of the State Music
Teachers association. Mr.. Graham
reports many courtesies extended to
the visiting delegates. among them
being two concerts, an automobre
ride. two banquets, and a Mexican
supper. The course of music IN
Texas will be materially advanced by
the action taken during the busi-
ness sessions of the convention.
In the election of officers, all the
old officials were reelected, Mr..
Graham again becoming secretary OF
the association. This office was
combined with that of treasurer, so
Mr.. Graham will also be in charge OIL
the finances of the association In
addition to his secretarial duties.
Mr.. Graham left Waxahachie this
morning, going to Mobile, Ala, and
sandusky, Ohio, for the summer va
cation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

j. II. Miller. Chicago: l.. J.. Cox,
Houston: N. A. Glover. Dallas; l..
d. Myers. Dallas, J.. G. Kennedy,
city: w. II. Costello, City; c. w.
Bulger. Dallas: l.. w. Wells. Ter
rell: J. r. McCaskey, New York;
j. II. Halliday. City; III. c. Pattcr-
son, City; Frank Eshelman. City;
c. w. Smoote. TT. Worth; w. l..
Holder, Houston; Terrell Baseball
Club; l.. ID. Myers, Dallas: Miss Hal
lie Groce. City: A. r. Pingree. Dali
las: W. p. Darlington. Dallas; Tom
Rafferty,. st. Louis: J. II. Russell.
Dallas. j. H. James and wife. Hous-
ton: =. d. Bivens. Greenville; L..
Herblln. Dallas: ID. u. Dickson. Wa
co; Mrs. Bagg. Waco. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II: Webb. Dallas: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Paxton and daughter. Dallas:
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Matson and
daughter. Dallas: ]. b. Walker. Dali
has; ED Miller. City: Miss Edna
Mae Jones. City; Stacy Moore.
City; Miss Ruth Chapman. City,
Miss nonnie Dee Thompsos, Deport;
&. W. Kent. city: Miss Hazel Hol-
laad. city: T.. T. Young. Waco; +.
Taylor. Fort Worth; Miss Doy. Fl
Worth. ;. n. Watson and Wife.
city. + II. Coleman and wife. CITY:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Getxendaner.
city. Miss verna Erwin. City. Hen
~ Conn. New York: r ". Borden.
Dallas. John C.. wood. Dallas; g. e.
wageoner. City. O. Garner. Italy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

and ELLIS Strickland motored 4
Gravel slough Sunday afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

Mrs. j. r. Chapman. who has been
sick at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. j. w. Tucker. was able To be
carried to her home at Hutchins
yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

PERSONAL MENTION.
- - 80 go

- - $50 : - =
I. y. Younf Of Waco rpcnt SUM
dsy N tho city.
Ozro ChcaslsAin Of HiIiaboro spent
sunday n tho city.
NJ. and Mrs ". II. Webb Of Nal.
IN wcrc here sunday
Mrs. q G. wnggpner II visiting
II i.adonia for a few days.
NJ. and Mrs. ". A. Roberts mo-
tos~d "a Gravel Slough sunday at
ternoon
M. and Ms. a. "a. Matson and
dsueter ~ Dallas motored 70 Wax
ahachte sunday.
MI. and Mrs r. n. Paxton and
daughter 81 Dallas we're visitors IN
~ city yesterday.
Ma. &. h. Locke Of Muskosee,
Okla. il visiting Mrs. Ann Thomp-
son II the city this week.
Mrs. Charley German returned 10
Fort Worth last night after = visit
ID her father. u. d. Kent. who has
been sick for several days.
Miss Bessie rilnnt. Miss Matte
nrnce. Envede Boss. Bruce Edwards
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12
Died from Scarlet Fever.

Miss Esther Carlton, age
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Carlton of the Grove Greek G.
munity died Sunday morning
1880 o'clock following brief
ness from scarlet fever. The
ceased was buried at Waxaha,
cemetery at IL O'Clock toe
Friends throughout the county
tend tender sympathy to the
reaved parents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

Tho public in general have a most
cordial invitation 10 come down
town tomorrow night az $ o'clock
aud hear some good band music ana
some sood singing The concert
VIII ~ Eisen az thar hour on the
court house iaNn. Twenty-Five Eils
VIII ~ here from Dallas. the ocea-
sion betting tire presentation of the
cups son NJ thc reeeat Elks canxen-
ton bold ia Dallas.
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Gravel slough Sunday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs l.. Lewis OF Plano
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Mcknight sunday.
Miss Lucille. Norton OF Plano IL
tho guest or her cousin. Miss Mil
dred Mcknight on Franklin street.
Miss Blanche Holland returned
last night from Dallas where she
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives.
r.. NJ Dunagan. who has been vis-
|iiina with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Phillips
in the city, retprned this morning
TO his home at Fort Worth.
Marcellus Middleton will leave
tomorrow morning for Pialnsiew.
where he will spend several days
with his sister. Mrs. r. p. Powell,
Mrs. Pick Hardin left today for
st. Louis where she will visit rela-
tiyes From there she Will so to
Kentucky and spend several days
with relatives.
r. r. ThompSon left this after
noon for ST. Louis. where he goes
as a delegate to the National Dem
ocratic convention which meets
next Wednesday. Mr.. Thompson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

time. In his early manhood
taught school in Ellis county
is survived by five sisters and !
brothers, viz: Mrs. Cox of you
county, Mrs. J. T. Marks of Ma
Mrs. Lester Meharg of Waxahacb
Misses Sallie and Vernon Beatty
Midlothian. and Walter Beatty
Nash, and Chester Beatty of NJ
lothian.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12
sussa.>~ Opportunity rnr Lady.

have fine business opportunitt
Tor some lady In Hill. Kaufman. Ma
vafro. or Ellis county. Texas. She
may reside In either county. The
business Is strictly high class dealing
with the best peurle Il Is va fact
en unusually desirable proposition.
Il costs only seea 90 ln cash. and -
lnc1 ms per YEAR i s zee 90. and -
srrmsneut. All these mattwrs. ami
even detail psrtaininr g. Il viii D.
maie perfectly elesF ~ calling af
uhonins Nr n = Butler. stone
Aanaa. Nee phune lgT adv 41
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

Mrs. Gillian. wife OF +. r. Gil
liam. West Marvin avenue. was taken
to Dallas Saturday where she vas
operated upon at the 81. Paul san
itarium. Reports this morning say
She was getting along nicely.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12

dissolution sale is SIN on. Conn
CERT. aaN %
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-12
LOCALS.

Q LOCALS. y
, Q Q Q % o . . . %
Dissolution Sale is stiIl on. Coin
60, adv GsI
Graduation books at curlih's.
adv IS
John c. Wood of Dallas was in
tho city Sunday
Flcischmann's Yeast at the City
ua-te, adv 70
For feed and fuel phone Broad
head e Kennedy. Old phone 10. u
r. t. Young of Waco was here
yesterday.
Partisan Ivory gifts at Curlin's.--
tAdv.) 90
j. l.. Wright is out again after
n slight accident In moving ms
work bench he let 1t fall on him and
he sustained slight injuries.
Graduation kodaks at Curlin's.
adv 6S
l.. HcrbIln of Dallas was here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Rosseau went
to Fort Worth yesterday in their car
to spend the day with their sis
tiers. Mrs. j. l.. Wright and Mrs.
Lucetia Faubion.
| Hot Point Irons $3.50. After the
18th of June the price will be 1913.
Robt. Sewcll, Electrical Supplies. 20
New graduation gifts in jewelry,
Icut glass, silver and hand-painted
china at Curlin's Pharmacy. 6S
Reduction on silk shirts for grad
uation presents at the Dissolution
Sale. Cohn & Cert. adv 6S
Don't fail to attend the big band
concert on the court house lawn to-
morrow night at 5 o'clock.
Monogram belt chains for gradual
ton presents at the Dissolution
sale. Cohn Il Cert. adv 6S
j. o. Martin and Gentry McCor-
mick left today in their auto for a
fishing trip to Llano and other
points.
The music pupils of Miss Willie
Sowell will give recital to their
| friends tonight at Sims library. The
program begins promptly at S:1e.
Straw hats, were $3.50, $500,
1880 and $500, now choice for
81 90, at the Dissolution Sale. Cohn
4 Cert. adv 6S
j. S. McCanless Is erecting six
room bungalow residence for George
Patten on Virginia avenue and when
completed ii will add to the beauty
of that picturesque thoroughfare.
IDEAL SARSAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the kid
neys, purifies the blood. Good health
fellows. Try one half a bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. ad tt
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Dodge, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. d. Kerwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Ralston. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Tunnel and G. T. Nall motored to
Gravel Slough Sunday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Salmon will be glad to learn
their bright little son. Billie. who
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09
Town Fund

To Whom Name Of Town
Issued City or Village. Amount
A. r Listug, city Of Warren$ 25S9.2e
Fred Person. town Of Augs-
burg ........ .......... 1888
Fridolf Daflin, town Of
BlOOmer ............. 1912
William Paetznick, town of
Cedar .................. z4S.Sl
Otto L. Skonovd, town of
comstock ... 24o.ss
Nils Anderson, town Of Como 211.41
j. G. Thomson. town of Dom
nelly 423.54
"A. H. Lund, town Of East
Park 546.oV
John Hanson, town of East
FRED steinhauer, town Of
Excel 4So.oS
III. B. Tollefsrud, town of
Huntly loo.oS
j. ]. Oistad. town of Lincoln 448.67
p. J. Bake, town Of Marsh
Grove ....'.. z5o.o5
Alfred Horgen, town of Nc
Crea .........S. 48O.oU
Alex Parent, town OF Middle
River ,............ lSl.oS
Per A. johnson, town of
Moylan .....5..- 15O.14
Emil Ostlund town Of Mud
Lake ........ .......... ll4.4S
Gust Ekman, town Of New
fOlden ........ .5..s...... 4IV.S =
Ole T. Haug, town of New
Maine ........ 100000. 2OO.U5
Scandal State Bank, Stephen,
town of Parker ..5..... 1854
James Gillespie, town Of
Tamarac 418.Ol
John Henning. town Of
Thief Lake .............. 504.SO
Carl A. Johnson, town Of
Vega ........ 51z.61
Mons A. Troland, town of
Veldt ....&. l5o.V4
August Peterson, town of
Viking .......... 4Su.Su
John Gostonzek, town of
Wanger $50. 6S8i
Victor Cederlund, town Of
Warrenton .......... 2z60a
Ia. s. Rokke, town Of West
Aug. Holmperg, town Of
Whiteford ...... S0S.6t
Carl o. Sands. village OF AL
varado ....s. ....s..... 54S.U1
e gyie .... ........... ses4.4.
H. H. Randin. town Of Lin
.Chas. A. Anderson, town Of
=, oak PARK ......... 1852.
Ed. j. Rudd, town Of ROLLS $685.
8 woods Is 80. -. s. - 77s.7,
John G. Johnson, town Of
Fo1dah1 ..8.... ...5...s.4. 1850
Holt ........... 1855,
' son Park $3.50. ....'... 1852,
Alma ....... ........... 800 3!
der a ........ =. ........... so7.s,
\ Hans Hanson, town Of Es-
pelee ............ 1lbo
Spruce Valley 1871
r. "A. whitney Village Of
Stephen 1855. ........ 1888
Moose River .........'... s21.5
Peter Person, town Of Eagle
Point 295.z
New solum 81. !. !. !: J. 90. 1887
mott 800 ... !. =. 81. 14o.e
Grand plain s $50
4<3ilbert Ness, town Of Valley 410.6
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09

Town, CITY AND VILLAGE FUND.
RECEIPTS
Tax Collection .............$ S9697.69
vTransfer 1871.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09
DISBURSEMENTS

DISBURSEMENTS.
DR.. Balance. JAN 1. 1915 ...s 60
warrants issued ..... s967347
Taxes refunded ...... 42.1S
ss71e.so
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09
$47,,6.7,7I. 2!s
DISBURSEMENTS.

DR.. Bal. Jan. / s15 s. 8. .s.s.
Warrants paid st. Treas. $40
Taxes refunded B IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09

STATE OF MINNESOTA FUND
RECEIPTS.
Tax Collection !. 3. ~. $47.66s.4el
Transfer ~. Fl. q. &. J. i. 1888
Total &. US !. .. s ,677.2s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13
FARM AND RANCH LANDS



AEB1tAsKA RANCH FOR BALE.
900 acres, hard SOL. 70 per cent
tillahle. balane9 well erased pasture
land well. windmill and tank. partly
fenced, Price only 81 per acre Iej-
Gated IN . well settled farming ard
stock raising neighborhGod. whore
prices are advancing not IN a sAnds
hll district An adjoining ranch las
2,F1 acres IN cultivation and raiH6d /, 10
hpKH last YenF Tho county seat has a
population n b,io1 Write for full d.
aenptiun.
j. II. DBMoNT A 90,
tif ~ keelins bida Phone Doug 80
o. ACRES fins alfalfa grain and stock
farm, Z miles from broken Bow. must
D. sold duTins April afnH fgr daserips
ion boH n, Br7ksn Bow, heb.
Fer BALE Hest large hoay Nigh afads
medium priced land In Nebraska. very
hitle money required, q. bradley. vol.
bseH, Nah .
81 PER ACHE buys a GOOD isianfe
farm NJ niiiss from Omaha Fatysa h
giff1td, 81 Range HdE, Omaha Aeb.
FAItMss aefnHsf and city property Tor
aals and exchange q, u, Combs, va
HraHdeis Thehtaf Hlde Doug sgis
sew YORK Lands.
PROFIT q reality. not 4 promise COWS
team h6hA, u acres, good buildings
E,Was ~ cows. team. tools. elaborate
buildings, 10 acres, 80 per acre Wfits
Tor phut8a n MIns0n, IN aAIiHa
81 HNfaeuHa 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY
a home tb0 Or 100 down,
~ o. ~ per month. Or TO-
room h0uta, must BE- IN good
condition Al i50hiity, moth
Ing north. Address u "a Doe
NY method Helia real estate quickly. Al.
FhBteA9ousiy and without delay; no
wait call today w. ~ Morgan,
BROKER, Doug MsA
WANrEtj-M 10 Wsf0ot ot between I7ih
hnd i1th Bts., between Capitol Ava and
Cunning
YOUNG A DOHEnTY,
ba branaela Thea Bldg Doug 1911
WANTED ~ buY, from 10 ssfooJn house.
inAldB property west location, from
b,0o - ft.Va Address NJ i04s. Zee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

ron HALE- ~ OWHHhl
i've thousand acres black bottom
lands iusThHustible fertility. sir miise
from railroad. covered Nth fair qnal
to oak and Hsi timber. on Trinity
river, EAST 1sHaA AiHa Two saw mills
and control u fifty million feet of hard
wood stHmpbRa. AddfsHs Jn0. "
HsehsY. beaumont Tens. Attorney FOR
DWpaf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

IMPROVED ACREAGE

AMAA ~ V ~ fEkAtftfAAAAb
i've acres near Tiorsnos Highly Inn
proved I acres bearing fruit h0Hrssis
dent owner IL anxious 10 dispose ~ this
~ once. hse 10 for prices and arrange
With w 10 show you the property
Ten acres, With modern house and
other modern improvements, nnar
kuEs PARK fine home and good
iBVesifn6nt
five acfss, well improved, on Inter.
nfbBn car line Price reasonable,
one sore about thrss blocks from In
isrDrDan car lire Improved with two
B0gsss, five and seven rooms, WI
sell With both houses Or will divide and
sell either house with 0ns-hAlf acre 0f
Two and oBs-haIf acres about u mile
from intsfurbar car lins, New FrOOm
house, barn, chigksn house. cave, good
well, ste, Slightly location,
UklMPROVED ACREAGE
We have several tracts. ranging from
OHssbhf acre 10 several acres, al With
III enaf Hfesas ~ street car. We eau
make Esfp sssH monthly payments on
mort ~ these tracts and our prices ars
INV compared with similar traata III
IN any other location near the cifv Bas
W., look ~ Oif bargains and compare
pfics4 before buying elsewhere Call
fOf platF and descriptive literature
q, ". CJNBF,
s0e Brandsia TheAief iildg Doug. ssfa
CAysJEE LAKE, cLrB iot. cheap. Nrft.
includes free life membership 10 club
sewer, electricity, cement vaika, free
hrtesihp water Omaha Film Exchange
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

600 CASH

then IlB.D0 per month buys You a good
broom modern except heat hOuae, close
Pierce ~
For moo cash and 30 % per month
YOU can buy the Groom cofnplstely
modern house Of zzls I'ieros.
II you want ~ buy elOas-in property
On cosy payments u VIII pay you 20
ass these places
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

WELL i@fhl2.,Y n. ]. .r1ft1 AsD

ft@LAft ~ I'm H.
II horses, = COWS. I calves, 70 brood
aDws. - chickens, ineubat0fs, 3 gang
plgNa, : corn 0i0Ws. sssdeF, binder. corn
planter, 2 mowers disc drag, Walking
ploW. tanning mill, wagons. manure
spFssdar, heth harness and interest III
der pillow, balance pasture and hay and
col riah black i1am5 on clay subAdii
T.f9Qm house large barn. 2 efahHfies
chicken house, LOG house and well u
good water Located ! miles from a
Town u zHg, IN Ransom county. the
sHtfafHe southeastern part ~ North Das
kofsl Price. including personal prop
sFtE, 80 AZ acre for quick deal on &c
1euhi 9f slek9fss. gghn " Hgft0g
MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
NO GAMBLING
IN "THE HOLMES"
ON BROADWAY

In a story printed in The Times.
Tuesday, relative 10 the robbery OF
Sam SELF in a room on Adams-ave.
east the victims home al No 81
Broadway was referred TO as IAN al
legged gambling joint" These words
should have been made TO apply 10
a place on Randolph.st.. from which
Selz was alleged 10 have been lured
but in the transmission. OF the story
by telephone from police headquar
ters the error was made.
The only connection the place on
Broadway had with the Incident was
that II was the home OF Sell The
proprietor OF The Holmes as the
Broadway apartments are known.
Is John ~. Holmes. well-knovn
Detroit citizen, who is exceedingly
careful that none but thoroughly
reputable tenants are allowed 10
rent quarters in the building. gam.
bling Of all sorts being specifically
prohibited. The care exercised by
Mr. Holmes in this respect is AT.
tested by all his tenants. The Times
regrets the inadvertence which Gre.
ated such an erroneous Impression
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Press Vigorously At
tacks u. S. Ambas-
sadOr's Acts
SCORE ATTITUDE
ON CENSORSHIP
Washington Advised
Not to Heed Protests
Against British

BERLIN, Aug. IA vigorous at
tack on Ambassador Gerard was
made today by the Berlin Morgen
Post and the Cologne Gazette, two
influential German newspapers, for
the attitude he is alleged TO have
displayed in a confidential communi
cation TO the state department
American correspondents in Berlin
recently handed the ambassador a
protest against British censorship
OF cable dispatches and mail matter
they had sent TO the United States.
They pointed out that the British
censor badly mutilated many of
their dispatches and that a large
percentage Of their mail stories
failed to reach America at all.
In transmitting the report TO the
state department, Ambassador Ger
ard Is reported TO have sent along
confidential note recommending
that no action be taken by the
American government unless Ger
many removed the censorship on
news sent 10 America. How this
alleged confidential note became
public property is not known, but
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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Working Classes Now
Rule In Germany,
Says Miss Balch
ARE INCLINED
TOWARD PEACE
Reins Now Wrested
From Hands of Mill
tarists
Rr gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE
German government now rests on
the left" or radical side OF the
reichstag. This Is the Information
brought to the United States past
the censorship by no less an author
lty than Miss Emily Green Balch,
formerly professor al Vassar. and
now one Of the two American mem
bers OF the League for Continuous
Mediation at The Hague.
This fact Ia probably more import
ant than II might appear TO many
The power OF government comes
through the parliamentary body
which In Germany is the reichstag
For years the German government
has been sustained by the support
of the right" or conservative
groups. These are composed OF rep
resentatives of the upper and mid.
die classes, the property Interests.
the church, and the business men
and banking interests. The left
or radical groups are made up OF
the Socialists and liberal represen
tatives Of the working classes and
the peasants. The reichstag, like
other parliamentary bodies in Eu.
rope. is not controlled by any single
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

The annual conference Of Sew.
enth Day AdventlstS ~ Ohio vill be-
sin at Newark today and continue in
ression until Aug q.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Federation V tes To
Exclude All Political
Advertising
SALOON ELEMENT
OPPOSES ACTION
Resolution Condemn
ing Charles Culver's
Candidacy Passed

Prohibition again brought a clash
in the Detroit Federation OF Labor,
Wednesday night. Action In pass
ing a resolution TO exclude all polit-
ical advertising from the labor day
parade caused the first contest,
ar0usinG the wet" element, which
saw in the resolution e ban on the
banners Of the liquor forces.
Posters and photo graphs OF candi-
dates which do not bear the label Of
the allied printing trades were con-
demned.
In the debate which followed a
resolution 10 post all such candi
dates in the Labor News. Delegate
Frank y Martei OF the printers
who has consistently opposed thc
attempts OF the wet interests TO cor
raj the union vote, offered resolu
tion TO keep all political advertising
out Of the labor day parade This
was adopted, the opposition claiming
10 have at heart The interest OF the
anti injunction bill and the eight
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