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The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

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services In seovei Memorial Presby-
terrain.
TOO good 10 use" and Troubling
thoughts win be the morning and
evening subjects OF the Rev. NJ 3.
Rice In North Woodward Methodist
The spirit and power of Elijah,
Will be the Rev. j. NJ. Bsrkley's sub
lect. In the morning. The Rev. L. r.
Bradneld win preach on Lest we
drift In the evening.
Under the direction OF George J.
Kennedy. the Trinity Methodist girls
VIII give concert. Tuesday night. Az
The Rev. Chester Burge Emerson
Will preach I'm the North Woodward
Congregstionai in the morning on
Arabia and Damascus" and In the
| evening on Not left In hell.
THE seed and the sower" and The
scheme OF redemption" Will be the
OF the Rev Lloyd IL. Miller. In the
W oodward-ave. Christian.
McGregor institute services Will be
as follows: Sunday. monthly brother.
hood rally: Monday. open meeting led
Tuesday. speaker. the Rev NJ. Lee
Grant. Forrest. Congregational: We'd
nesday, mid-week rally led by Mr..
Garrabin: THURSDAY. speaker, tho
speaker. Hugh Mcpougall. quartet
from Central Presbyterian church;
Saturday, open meeting led by
George Brown.
The way 10 Cod and Summers
sermon" Will be the morning and
evening sermon themes in the West
minister Presbyterian. The Rev. VII
liam Bea Gantz. d. D.. will preach.
In the Emmanuel Presbyterian the
Rev A II. Cameron will preach In
the morning on Complete In Christ.
and In the evening, :. h, Smith. OF
the Michigan Dry Campaign commit
tee, Will speak.
In Palmer Memorial Methodist the
Rev. ". VI. Young will preach in the
morning. and Rev. Frank y Miner
In the evening.
morning service VIII consist OF the
Lords supper. and reception OF new
members. In the evening the pastor
The Rev Joseph a. vance VIII oc-
cupy the pulpit In the First Presby-
will he "God's world. comtnuninx
with nature" In the morning. The
-
me horu Supper wiz De Seneora
ed In the JeHerson-ave Iresoyteftsn
sunday morning. The Rev. j. r.
ltscnth. IT. Will preach IN IN"
In TrumbuIl- Lave. Fresnyterian the
Rev *. VI, huston. VIII preach N
His evening theme viii be The COM
pany you keep
OF the First baptist, Will speak in the
morning on Lies outlook from
( followed by communion service and
the reception OF new members In
the evening he will speak on Two
'''N' "a anu '"e "'oe
! Topics or the two morning sermons
at 1880 and 1920 O'Clock Will he
/ Tho onened heart and The Lord :
supper, and IN the evening the sub
I tect will be "Honesty Is the best pol
icy IN the Grand River-aye Baptist.
~ which the Rev. Frederick VI. White
: Is pastor.
! -
The pev r,uoor. Rodrna, sbinnen.s
I ,,,6Yr,i,,cr s.,,1er ,nric a., r. Ilri,,,r,
The church school will observe char
ives OF Three causes. Arm.nisn and
! syrian relief. children's Aid society
anu '"' -.el ''
Alex Altkin will sneak in the O. f.
$: temple sunday afternoon at
live again" NV
Dry or die. will be the subject
noon
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The worlds present potato crop
is approximately large enough 10 Oil
two-thirds OF the Panama canal
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Printfng-the pvsin nest kind--tbat
II right--Ttmcs job Dept,-Main l520.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Walter J. Hoshal. Wayne county
dry campaign manager. and Edwin
Simpson. district superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon league. will be thu
principal speakers In n Joint meeting
OF the Gym study club and regular
sunday afternoon meeting. in the Y.
will also be chorus singing. led by
Leslie piehL The Sunday meetings
are in charge of Arthur Lumley and
the GYM study club In charge OF
Douglas +. Grub.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Mrs. Justin (lndignantly)-Such
impertinence. Mrs. Newlyrich has
got the same line OF ancestors that
we have
Miss Justin-That settles ~ I'll
give ours TO the cook!
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev. W. II. wray Boyle's morn
ing subject IN the North Woodward
ave. Presbyterian will be The elixir
of life" and his evening. THE test
o. \ great book" A program OF spe-
cial music will be given.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03
ASKS DISMISSAL
OF SUIT AGAINST
MARX AND POLICE

In answer to George Baras suit
for an injunction against the police
and Mayor Marx, restraining them
from closing his poolroom at No.
400 Clairpointe-ave.. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel James r. Lee has
fled a petition for the dismissal OF
the restraining order on the ground
that the license was not issued TO
Bara. but 10 Mike Svedoviki. Bara's
place was one OF those closed in the
cleanup precipitated by the Staying
OF aPtrolman Alexander. Bara said
he was not granted q hearing.
First Nurse-So that wounded
aeronaut has asked you to marry
him? And how do you feel about
e.?
Second Nurse feel "a II
should fly as soon ae he con.
yalesces.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

the Anti Saloon league. will discus.
the liquor question In Clinton-sve
Baptist church. and in the evening ne
will speak In Epiphany Episcopal
church.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

In the JeNerson-ave. Methodist the
Rev. II. FELTON, will preach on a civic
sermon subject. "Pulluted water and
sailed springs" in the morning. In
the evening his topic will be The
servant girl problem"
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev r. Ernest Aiken. OF High
land Park Memorial will be the
speaker at the vesper service in the
Young Womeu's Christian association.
HIS topic Is 20 be The Golden
Touch. Miss Pauline Freund will
sing Mrs. Whsle Gingley will sing
at the social hour.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Katherine Kent Althouse will speak
IN the First New Thought church In
the morning on The Invlncible
Armstrong will speak on Let your
light shine" This will be followed
by practical work.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Topics OF the two morning sermons
at 1000 and 1890 o'clock will he
"The oDened heart" and THE Lord
supper" and In the evening the sub
tcct will be "Honesty Is the best pol
lev. IN the Grand River-ave Baptist.
~ which the Rev. Frederick N. White
IL pastor.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Alex Altkin will speak in the o. f..
8. temple sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. on III man die. shall he
live again."
Dry or die" will he the subject
OF talk by Edwin Simpson in the
Y. VI. c. A. at 2 o'clock in the after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev Eugene Rodman Shippen' $
morning sermon topic in the Unitar-
ian will he Source Of enthusiasm.
The church school will observe char
ity SUNDAY. listening to representa-
tives OF three causes. Armenian and
Syrian relief Children's Aid society
and the Polish Relief society.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The subject for tho morning ser
mon in Knox Presbyterian Will be
The extraordinary man" evening
what must one be 20 be Religious"
\ concert for the benefit Of the
church will be given at Chalmers
convention hall. Thursday evening.
by the c. L. society.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The gospel meeting in Salem hall
will be led by Mrs n. n. Webster.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night and
= BILE reading Thursday night.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev. J. Percival HuEet. pastor
- the First Congregational. will dc
liver the annual address before the
eridcnts Of Knox college. Galesburg
u. Sunday His pulpit here will be
flied by DR. Francis !. Van Horn, OF
the First Congregational church, OF
Oakland. Cal.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03
VIII Discuss Preparedness.

The Rev. Francis J. Van Horn. OF
the Great First Church OF Oakland.
Cal. will discuss True preparedness
for example. against Japan" in the
First Congregational at the evening
services. on the west coast there Is
much concern over the complications
which may arise over relations with
Japan, Or Van Horn says. He will
breach also at the morning service.
on The religion OF the average, man. -
DR. Van Horn Is pastor of one OF the
largest Congregational churches in
the country.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev Thomas ] villers. pastor
OF the First BAPTIST viii speak in the
on "Life's outlook from
Gods sanctuary. the sermon being
followed by communion service and
the reception of new members In
the evening he will speak on Two
ways To muZzie the critics OF the
church and the Bible"
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev George r. Cullen will
preach on Herbs vs.. stalled ox,'s I'm
the morning. and THE prophet who
changed his mind" in the evening. in
the West Grand blvd. Methodist. The
evening sermon will be the irst OF
series Of eight. on testament heroes,
chosen by the congregation.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Moses a type of modern Csders
needed and The wages 81 sin Ia
death. viii be sthe mS-ning and
evening sermon topics Of the Rev F.
T. Arthur. in the Christian church.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

The Rev. James u. Jeffrey will
preach at the morning and evening
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20
FOR CONSTRUCTING vTTKIFIED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS.

7sys-For Constructing vitrined Crock Lateral
Sewer No. 324s. In alley In block bounded
by Chippewa and Seneca avenues. Lam
bert and Duncan streets.
Unknown. lot Z. block g. stephens Elm Pafk
sub OF all that part OF p. c. $50. lSy ano
ISs, lying. q. OF 0r.tiot avenue. City Of
Detroit. Wayne Co.. Mich. .Part =
Unknown. lot 20. block 9. last named sub;
Unknown. 10, ~. block Z. last named sub:
Part
7ss7-ror Constructing vitrined Crock Lateral
Sewer No. z2s7. In alleys In blocks bound
ed by Dsy avenue and Carbon street, Her
kirner and Graham avenues and IA road
Unknown. lot T. Follbaum.s sub OF . tract
lying . Of lot No: OF the sub OF tn:
the wabash. st. Louis = Pacific r. r..
p c. $40. being on the q. side OF Herkimer
Cnknown. lot 8. last named sub. Part
7ASe-For Constructing vitrined Crock Lateral
Sewer No. 218e In alleys In block bound
ed by Carson. Casper. Ferndaie and Belle
Central. Ferndals avenues and . line OF
lots 40 and s.
Unknown lot 4s Johnsons Dix Ave. SUBJ OF
part Of O. L. s. r. c. 50. Sprfngweils.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

HU IN 80 - y y -
0U ~ 80 - ~ y y
~ % = q = n = = y - a
~ - ISL . n = q y a a
80 n q u y sn
go II q u ~ en-
81 r. n n - 40
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

j55k Mas 70. ~,
IS -. 49, 10. u.
III: sf:t;:;3is. ici x"lv
-. 8 jSssssssSs ~ l. last last nam nam.
L%3<e &~e y 49, fart
u - il-cAr NO; ,ss.
y. II ~ 81 Ss s I.. = 's 81 is!sl.Sa
]: !. &; ~; 4: j I Ii; II i: Il s.: I:
y - ~ iiiS-cs:iiri NO. IL
uA =. rlss. ~ = '.ss s:..;I
"a :; -; S6 i. ij... (; ]; NO No $50
IN s.. y ssss .sf.d az !: :;
- III =. IL smsy. iss q Eur.hs sub
tis e :. Las. s:;s lot Il. last p.%.s
ID St1iiD No i;.c;xiii' NO. iiiiii..
q I'D AZ. q ios q tsiiin: isS@: ?;
!!s1 III IN 81 M ~ se g NO NJ. s.
w & Decchardt .. Milwaukee. let u.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

q xP0D04Vs
tl
v,...t ,.s Z iast named
Svok Es~ ~ ........... Part
SUD- III. mr., No ii.cAP No. III.
xlsAv Hn.ch ssit Hoicomh.; lot - john
Wv FcS's sub. In p C. 10 .. Of Qratiot
x""cSf:it q HoiccmS. Loo 20. last named
sue Win NO. ii.ciP NO o.
&<ot-H. Unbrecht =. ssyb.rn, lot q. T;ghss
sss iying a Sylvester street y, Of eeyburn
syenss; also that part OF r G. iYsn st
Il t'nbTecht ~ ssyburn. lot AZ: last named
sub. ...,.......... ..........:,. Part
WARD NO i1-CAP NO loe
x<e1-r J. KarbowskL ". Van Dyke lot 20
Potter's sub. OF the q part OF p. c. $50
FL Ksrbowskl w. van Dyke. lot 70. last
name1 .ue ~ :; ~,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

Z sobiechs W wcsson O. \. lot g. block o
sub. OF a portion Of p. g. No. III connrme<
90 Joseph Lvernois, Jr.. lying n. ant
against the Chicago Road and ad1acen
L .sobieche, ". wesson. .. y lot .. block
.ss,"II.o' Cardinal. W. woodrow. lot "a.
grsmer's sub OF part Of frao. sec :; 7:
c.s c:reIs.i V. woodrow. lot - .i +.
NAM" WARD no. ii.cxp NO. 10.
Thos, y. Holmes. Woodrow, lot -. Butter
neid's sub. Of block 30 and n. y OF blocl
~ of Scovers sub. OF frac. sec ..
Tho- D; Holmes. !. wooarov. lot y las
n'ms @s spp 40. i7--csP NO las. .'
4sss-wr. Hiiiger Land Co. " Belyiders. I
" line @ u y pel Via syenus, siecs i
plat Of the sub. 81 that part OF p. g. ]
lying between Mack road and lot ~. q
the Est Of Robert Beaubien, dscessed,
WIN, HiiIser Lard CO.. y. Beiyidere. q 70 =
In. Of n.ividsr. avenue. block IL ,.'
hs @R isp NO 'ii-cxp NO. ass.
<sss-J y. weber .: Fsiryiew. o. !. ~ ana
1850 e.. o. L. ~. oF7ynn's sub. Of p; {
,. y Weber =. Tairview... O. i. IS .ns nd
'''sg % Al 10 II 7 lac nsg SS 81: ~ f-'s
tes7--John Preston. .. Forest, lot ~. G.
Io gsr Prs.;o saS = fJsr :.s q I'll P:.
% wiRb. no i1:.cki no. a. .r'''
cook Fsrm Co. Forest. lot 8 Curry
eeo Goo, ~ TIT m 'e co e block H. q SUB e -:
and 40. between Mack and FOREST AYES
49,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

~ - - = y = -
II /: IL 81 IL
II iIE IL |:
30 + - 50 ~
81 " 40 ss ~
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

Ssss s:xs T.: x: s:::s : :ss
T TssssSvs Ss e s:: s s:%:S : SUB
Ts ES is "a : = ss :::s
vSss;:s.! :. 81. ]. s;Ss:: "a /. 3:
G 'ss e. a. a:.:.a:l4 q w f:ss &c c. ssl
'sss.rer ccs:ssSss,as ,y,trtas1 Creek Lats!al
& s: :ss se s'Ss :s:. s.S c:sss
.%:. ss s, .ss 81 3 s. s's q as 81. &
= Of Fort street SprinswsiiA wayns Co,
usSss.a :. iisii Il lot !. iic;a;i 1 isss
unino.n :. si.ii Il. lot l. iicoa:i' !. isss
usiaSwa. lot ii. block i. i.:t a.n:a sub:
unknown. lot ~. block 4. last named sub:
unknew,. lot u. block Z. last named Sub.
Unknown. lot - block 4 last nans1 sub.
UnknevA lot -. block .. last samsd sub
usknown. ~ n lot 20. block .. last named
7s,s-For ccn:iiaciin. viiria:d crcci L.israi
By Norman. Carson. Fsrndais and Belle
unknovns LOT iss. orsasors sub. Of part Of
l. No. : and . OF the sub; q E; q
and r1p lana! ssr.: :: e S %.ys s:' cs
Unknown. lot iSl. last named Sub. -. Part !
Unknown. lot -. Harrah's DIE avenue sub
n s g z: w.s, 90 H e ptz sx': ~:
%. b. g. s. q. o. AS. iSS. iSS.. lee
- Z: y e * s'1'i's: ;rs !. :; We:
,sosoSor con:;ru:;in. vi;ris:i crock i.sss s
Sever Mo ss; Y s!sy e slSSn l,a sorndsd
Unknown, lot sSI. Beech Hurst wm. L
Hoimss' sub Of ely part q trsc: ssc;
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

sprinsw.ii... wayne Co. Mich, and lot:
sn Sf +: e G. e. s.. I r. ii e. w.yns .
rsss Co n, csn:iraeiin. v;ried Crock Ia,sr.i
sTsr Mg s1s; IN s. :na Il a, Sass se"
s T.y ss a. s..: ana 70 s
Sr.:s.,s e. q; ic'ss f. Hs'; w.1n ss' Co,
7ssoM iso con:.rys,,n. yi,itiii.d Crock Later.
Sy Fulton. Cottage drove Elsmsrs and
us.1S-r f. f. = ssri;rs 'ss 81 Sub s'csf
Tr. wn ' %s,S q e seaa.s
7sss-rer con...ust,ns yi.r,a.s csoes Lateral
nue. bt:~..n Dupont svsnu. ana Carbon
saS q B. Of ~ Is SSf. sub 81 srse.
s Of p joseph 5:: Ri p.irS on s:e. s
usxns".. 10; 10. block ). last named :us :.
unHsows. let n block .. last named sas :.
7sss-Yor conssrustins y!trissd Crock Lats!ai
ss s.' s', -. q s 4s:.: ::': :s
usi.: ..s Il r. = r. ss sss::' :ss 3: Icy
frsss e; W:,:. z e. sicRs. II r. cry e R
1ssS-ror censs!uctins y!trfnsd csoeh L.sss4
81 psst:r Souisysr6 and wiids1sre
e :ss 81. Sfle W,is:: :.:'i 81, ~
zee. 6. ie.See xcrs irscG 0rssnAsil Twi7 -
Co. e; III nsei Ia; named :aij..PsTs
7sS3-1or censs!.stins y!trissd crceh iL assrsi
80 ss. ~, s!: .sl riI.seS . s; Sssss
U s.:s =. e Z F; :. Z r Z S,s:s.
uvysssr. c iss n y s::i names
1s6i-Yes censs.ystins y;trinsd Cresh Lat:[H
~s IL as'. :oS f fs:x s:s:sss
MIforI sysng: ana Moore Piece - -
rs liz; !; = i A. ;, L. :ss ;s;s.s;
unhncwn. lot iSs. last named sub. ;.....esn Z
g gsss:. 8 II; q. : s:$:s
7sSsrer c sSs v;srsd crcei iessr.i
No nsss :" :o. IN. s'f Ssrsss :s
N.sh ana 6rssiet' .esns:s CITY Of pssreis :.
uss sss: Co 4 1''A 10. ii. i.;t named :ss :.
TnsnSwn i ,ss LAST ':st n:%ss .sS
1yss--Yor conssructins .vitrias1 Creek aLts!s!
..sa.. .aS sSr is: i''s csss;:. ana
0js'i. r. s:s.'; :s:'. :ss :: 's ::
$: :::::: Ii M r.: 60: ::::s IS 81
$;;:;s s;s:
uss 81 1872 y is s!ls:am. SUB q .r.s.
!; 4: e Sss:;st 4 :i: s::::
pshscvs. ist lat NAMED sub ..... .fsss =
0issse =! A':A''i e. csr sss.a 80
VAN @. A...................Sar
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

sever No s,as' N siisy r In blpcs bonnSsd
by Cadillac. Hurlbut Chaplin and sAos-
maker avenues
Rusi.rs sub Of part OF p. c. Isl, e OF
Cadillac Ave. between Mack and Shoe
maker Roads City OF Detroit Wayne Coz
Unknown. lot !. last named rub. Part
1Ssi--For Constructing vitrined Crock Lateral
Sewer No. f1ti. In alleys IN blocks bounded
Catalan avenues
Unknown, lot 10. Andrus' sub. Of lots - ana
shipyard tract, village Of woodmers
Unsno~n. o. = lot I. sullivan: ':uS. Of lot:
g. 20. q and ~. OF suilvans Sub. Of Q.
sprins " se WAYNE ssS 81 Co.. the xeSp ycp srs
Tnknown. C, lot !, lat M! name. Z, ; ,ss Fart
ely ifSf1. It. OF lot 90 OF suiiivsn's sub,
Of 9. I :: Of shs suS q the sh!Rysre
ah,pyaSd tract sprin9weils, wayne Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

cd go ssss . e. sss Gets
80 = q . q 80
y - q IN ~ - - -
y - q 1U - - 10 -
go = q a - IN
80 - q q - IN
80 = q = - 81
81 = n - - 81
80 = q - - -
SO = q - - -
81 - q - - 80
81 - q = = 80
No = = q q - -
- - ~ n - - - -
- y q q - ~
70 = y q - 80
ne - ID Al - - g
= = IN - ~ ~ - .
- - - u - n -
90 . = q y Il =
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

~ = . s. u nis
~ = . q y L. Is
IN - go 81 ~ eM
IN sn So ~ y y u
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

'si ssrsr H o Hi ins si1sy ' III bioer sooS2s4
by Pennsyivsnia. csAiiisc. GhosmaEer and
Harper ayenusss where not ai!eady Suiit
ssc. Of H. cs: u ?. O. sSf and sSf
,s,sn Hi% cosslrucsins visriS:1 crsci iSscrei
Saver No. Si6S. in alleys % hlocks bound
Cd 81 Nerman. Car.en. ana Jsrndais ave-
nues ana Pitt street
3. I. No. ! and !. Of the cub. Of r q. Co.
fwS LANDS. s1riins~:lis wasns c.. xlsS,
unsnewn, 10. 10. lac. named SUB. fsrs
Unknown. lot iSS, last named sub. Part :
Unknown. lot lle last named sub. Part
unkncwn: lot llS last named Sub. ;rart
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

=. Dwssa lot 10. last named
= -; =. ixsra lot iSl. last nan named
49, ~ iv;;;iii. 10; iii. last last nam
&c ~ k i;;;; ist los. las, nam named
~ y. E1:.x;' ' iot les. i.; =; nam named
III 10. II: Z; no. iii rsss
u w. H.. I! = !. Prs 3 h q !, tn +
sas = 9~r4 III. last samsd sub
p6A > sra lot III. iast nsme1
~; :. SvSs;s. lei Isl. last nam
= .:;s III Isl. lac; named SUB
= nvssk - isa last named SUB
~ 10 le--cAH NO. -.
~ . re q hall % ?. c. No: 60
=. yst,.saS.ixi. 10, !! r.i is.!
Is B ij6.s ;j.ttxf' Ho. 10.
5lp n ~ 8 y sss. IS. 1900 seSs
X \ is; -; IVA. lei i :. as
~ riij-e;;xiii no. is. 'rArs
1Dl,n.ss4 ~ IA a.
:; -; 4 III III. &C g.
-: - ist 'iid -
The Detroit times., 1916-03-20

Sever 30 ,?s1. IN aIleys In blocks bound.
:, ker street and Chaplin avenue.
Unknown. lot 4. block 6, Sprague ana vlO.
gers sub. OF Rivsrview sub. IN 4. c. Of
p. c. 1884, Hamtrsmck. Wayne Ca. Mich.
Unknown. lot .. block 4 last named sub.
Unknown. ". Y lot 10. block T. last namsi
Unknown. O. lot 10. block g. last named
Sewer No. 1909. In alleys in blocks bound
I'd By Holcomb and Beividsrs avenues
Graves and MofYat streets.
Unknown. lot sss. sprague and yisger's sub.
Of lots to Is inc- OF VIM. b. and j. ".
Hamtrsmck. Wayne Co. Mich. Part
Unknown. lot $40 last named sub. =. Part
Unknown. 70. ss:,. las. named sub. Part
Unknown. lot 2s< last named sub. Part 1
Unknown; lot SIS last named sub. Part
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-31
March 81, 1916.
THE THIEVES PROTEST
Continued from page 532)

ed man WITH beautiful eyes VINO
was holding himself in the back
ground" saved an old Jewess,
whom he had never seen before,
who was being pursued by a crowd
of these canaille. They broke his
head with a crowbar for his pains,
smashed his arm i'll two places and
splintered a rib. He is only just out
of hospital. That is the way our
most ardent and determined mem
bers acted The others tremb1ed
for anger and wept for their own
impotence.
"None Of us will forget the hor-
rors of those bloody days and bloody
nights lit up by the glare of fires,
those sobbing women, those little
children's bodies torn to pieces and
left lying in the street. But for all
that not one of us thinks that the
police and the mob are the real orr
Gin of the evil These tiny, stupid,
lOathsOme Vermln are only a sense
less fist that is governed by vile,
calculating mind, moved by dia-
bolical will.
YES, gentlemen,' the orator CON
tinued, I'VE thieves have neverthe-
less merited your legal contempt
But when you. noble gentlemen,
need the help Of clever brave, obedi-
ent men at the barricades, men who
will be ready to meet death with
song and a jest on their lips for the
most glorious word in the world
FreedOm-Will YOU cast us off then
and order us away because of an in
veterate revulsion? Damn it ALL the
first victim in the French Revolution
was a prostitute. She jumped up
on to a barricade, with her skirt
caught elegantly up into her hand
and called out: (which Of you SOL
diers will dare to shoot a wonan:
Yes, by God" The orator exc1aim-
ed aloud and brought down his fist
on to the marble table top: "They
killed her, but her action was mag
nif1cent, and the beauty of her words
immortal
IF you should drive us away on
the great day, we will turn to you
and say: you spotless Cherubim
If human thoughts had the power
to wound, kill, and rob man of hon
or and property, then which of you
innocent doves would not deserve
the knout and Imprisonment for
life::' Then we will go away from
you and build our own gay. sport
ing. desperate thieves barricade, and
will die with such united songs on
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-24
NATIONAL BANKS
EXEMPT FROM TAX
FEDERAL STATUTE DENIES RIGHT
OF STATE TO COLLECT SAYS
COMMISSIONER BLUE.
POWER OF STATE DEFINED
Cannot Collect a Special Excise Tax
From Such NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Letter Mailed Bankers.

Especial Charleston Correspondence.)
Charleston, w. Va.-National banks
throughout the state have been
notified by Fred o. Blue, the
state tax commissioner, that they
will not be required to pay the special
corporation excise tax, as provided
for in sections five to sixteen of chap
ter three, acts of the legislature of
1916.
The tax commissioner points out in
his circular to the bankers that the
revised statutes Of the United States
define the power of the state to tax
national banks, and deny to a state the
right to collect a special excise tax
from such institutions.
The circular letter mailed out by
Mr.. Blue is believed to have been
compiled in consequence of CORE
spondence that passed between the
West Virginia Bankers Association
and the treasury department with re-
gard to the exemption of national
banks from the provisions of the new
tax law.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-24
Congress Fight Is Won.

Information was sent out by Adju.
tant General Bond to the officers of
the national guard to be disseminated
among the various companies, cover
ing the present status OF the fight be-
fore congress for legislation in favor
OF the guard in the war preparedness
program. He believes this fight and
the one for the Militia Pay Bill prac.
tically is wen.
With such legislation" the gener-
al says, will come stricter supervi-
sion by the war department, and the
West Virginia national guard must
come up to those requirements. You
should take up your national guard
work at once with renewed energy,
in order that we will be qualified in
every way to receive the allowances
which Will come to us as a result of
this legislation.
Under the provision of the bill
expected to pass, enlisted men who
attend the required number OF drills
will be paid a sum equal to 25 per
cent of regular army pay. This viii
amount to about $1.00 per drill for
privates; and if passed by congress,
as now seems certain, will take effect
July 1, 1916.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-24
PITH OF THE
WAR NEWS

The Austrians and Italians at vari-
Gus points are still engaged In ar.
tillery duels and here and there In.
fantry maneuvers have been at.
tempted, but no notable victories
have been won by either side.
a great Turkish army wac on its way
20 reinforce Erzerum when Grand
Duke Nicholas ordered the lrnoetu.
Gus assaults which sealed the doom
Of the stronghold.
A plot fomented by German AGENTS to
overthrow the French qovernn1e ne
o. Madagascar and massacre the
white oolonists vac discovered and
foiled by the authorities.
On the battle line In France and Bsl.
alun artillery duets, mining opera.
tons and sapplng have continued.
but without causing any material
changes.
Further Anelo-French progress In the
conquest Of the few remaining Ger.
man possessions IN Afrlca was re-.
ported.
Hereafter Germany viii be indspe,.
dent Of imported forro manoaoese.
tne German scientists havioo dla.
covered q suitable substitute.
The ccrmans lost two zepDefjos d,
their last raid on England. aavo
Lord Kitchener.