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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30
HAS
FLOOR AGAIN IN
CUSTER ACTION
Attorney Lawrence Comedies
Point to Opposition, and Hold
Old Section Operative

The emergency clause bObbed up
again as a prime factor in the board
Of regents case today, when Aubrey
Lawrence of Fargo, Of counsel for the
board, filed an amended brief in which
he comedies that the emergency on
the act creating the present board is
not valid under the initiative and re-
fcrendum clause to the constitution,
but contends that this clause does not
modify or in any way effect the oper-
alton Of Section 67 Of the state consti-
tuition, which conta MS the old emer-
gency clause provisions. .
Was Made Big Issue.
In the arguments last Saturday,
Assistant Attorney General Dan V.
Brennan, representing the state in the
custer proceedings, laid much stress
on his contention that Governor Ham
ma had no authority for his nominal
tons and appointments of regents at
the time made for the reason that,
the emergency clause attached to the
act being invalid under the initiative
and referendum amendment, the act
was not in effect when the governor
took this action.
When Lawrence opened for the de-
Tense, he dismissed the emergency
clause question as a trivial considera
ton, in spite Of the evident desire Of
! Judge Robinson to have the matter
discussed at length. Now Attorney
Lawrence takes stand similar to that
announced by Justice Robinson, that
while the emergency attached to the
board Of regents act was not valid un-
der the initiative and referendum
amendment, it was valid under Sec
! ton G7 of the constitution, which he
holds was not modified or changed in
any way by the adoption Of this
amendment.
Lawrence's New Stand.
! Attorney Lawrence comedies that no
attempt was made by the Fourteenth
general assembly to comply with the
new emergency provisions in the mi
tiative and referendum amendment,
but that the Legislature proceeded UNI
der the old section OF the constitution
which leaves the declaration of an
emergency entirely in the hands of the
legislature Mr. Lawrence argues that
an emergency attached under Section
67, with tWO-thirds OF all members of
both houses present voting therefor,
give the law immediate effect, but still
leaves room for the filing Of a refer
endum petition at any time within SO
days after it's passage, and in the event
of the filing Of such petition, the law
is automatically suspended until il
has received the approval of the peo
pie. No such petition was filed in the
case OF the board Of regents act, anC
the Fargo barrister contends, there
fore, that it was in full force and Oper'
alton from the date of its passage
and that Governor Hanna acted will
full authority when he named his
board of regents under the provisions
Of this bill, after it had passed boil
! houses and been approved by the exc
cutive.
Assistant Attorney General Bren
nan in a brief which the court has Civ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30
sic RUSH.

New York, March 3O.-After a day
or two of luIl, the New York recruit
ing campaign for the army. navy and
Women's reserve forces, is in full
force today. The recruiting during
the last "a hours has broken all rec
ords for the past 10 years. Crowds
are gathered about the stations,
thicker than ever today, with the no.
ticeable absence of pacifsts, who
heretofore have crowded about, try
ing to argue the prospective recruits
out Of enlisting.
Special children's matinee at the
Grand tomorrow at 2::3O O'Clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30

en- him leave to file in answer to
Judge Fiske's contentious in re the
question of Governor Frazier's author
ity to- fill the places Of Scow and
Power. when their terms expire July
l. in view Of his failure to offer his
nominations for the confirmation Of
the senate at the time specified, also
will answer some Of the points made
by Attorney Lawrence in his amended
brief. ... ..... Cd"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30
HANSON
MAY PASS THRU
CITY TOMORROW

Ensign Carl Hanson of Bismarck,
who was graduaed from Annapolis
naval academy yesterday, with 1S2
other midshipmen. may pass through
Bismarck tomorrow night. on North
Coast Limited No. /, enroute for the
Pacific coast, where he is to he COM
missioned.
c. l.. Hanson today received word
to this effect. The letter stated that
the order might be modified and if so
he would wire his father. According
to Ensign Hanson, he viii! be granted
permission to make a 12-hour stay
in Bismarck before continuing his
trip to the coast.
Snnninl Hhillrnn, e nlot innn 1T tho
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30

wages. w. e. Runey, Sterling, n
Oak. 33O-4t
FOR rRENT--Pleasant rooms, at the
,WOodmansec, All Fifth st. 3-30-4t
Piles Cured in 6 to IL Days.
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
First applications gives relief, SOC.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

EOR REAT-Large charmingly fur
nShed room in modern home Phone
144L or call Cos End st. 3-3O-3t
WANTED-Competent lady house
keeper at once on the farm; state
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-30

Special children's matinee at Il
Grand tomorrow at 2::30 o'clock.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04
Mus benz Mu8lan6.
9r. 3immermann gilt int groke1t
gansen bus beabiidtistc 8iinbnii;
nit Megifu niib Sapau SIT.
gSar abcr MIR fir ben Sal oes &rtcgs=
ansbrudcs berednct mnb bann
bmrdJans bcred)tigt.
Ser Gtautsiefretdr s,m Safer
sitirt.


9unhpn, 3. Naira. Cine 9epeid)c
at sic Grdamge Sclcarapb So. ans
9lmiterbant bcrihtet, bai; bcr hcmtld)e
staatsiefretar bcs 9lms,uGrtigcn Mm=
tcs, 81. 3immcr,nanu, bcutc SIT etncr
langen slnbiens s,tm aatier bernfcn
,umrSc. slngcmcitt ,uiro lit Scrltn Q1t=
aenpmmci,, haf cs iid) bei Scr 8eiprc=
dung I'M bc,t megifaniiden SinStif;=
pprid,lag banbcltc.
gsad) bcr slmbiens latte 9r. 5i,n=
mermamn cine langc &unferen5 init
bent Ncid)staltslcr, her aud aitbcre
l,pbc 8ea,ntc bes M1s,uGrtigen Mmtcs
beiupbntct.
iSimmermanns Grfldrnng.
@,erIin, brabtlps iiber SaDbile,
8. N5ars. Sic lleberlee g'adridten=
aaentl1r fat Sen beutIden Staotsiefrez
tar besglls1pdrtigeu ST.. 3inntermann
inbesne allf Sic in slmerifa berDffent@
IidJte 9pn,plpttnptc i,lternielpen lalz
fen nno ser Nsiniiter bat bierbei bas
ssolscnbc 5ur @er0ffentIidyine alls%
ecIagt:
sic iperben besreifen, bab es fir
mid unntDsltb ilk bie Saftd inbeslls
auf biele ,aon,pIott : gntbiilluns" IN
bicim 3eitpunfte unb inter Sen OBJ
ipaltenben @erbdlt,iiicn 5u belpreben.
sydJ mDhtc buber meine Seipresbilng
auf Sic enelildeit gerid)tc, Die ieoen=
falls nidt ppnSDmpatbien fiirSelttld}z
Ianb beeiuflubt iuorben iil,S. 6el6ran=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04

Sn eans Siioz nno @tittclamertta
lit Sic (ppn gu9lano 9ctuuftc) Srene
flirdtbar crbolt ilber
SeutIhlanhs .&criltdlc, NIT Weglfo
ltuo Ssupau ei,l Siiubri6 5l IhIicBclt,
fir ben SOU eiues &rieecs nit Sen
Ser. Etaateu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04
9srEiibcnt nnterid,retbt mebrcre grufc
Sprlngcn.
,SelDmarifal rpn S,Dteubprf als
Gicneralitahshef entlnHcn.

9unbpn, 3. WtGr5. Cine Eenter=
idlc SepcIdje aus glmiterbam melbct,
bui; Suiicr &arl ben tyelbmarid)all npit
S,6i;cnnprf, bcn Gbef oes 8eneralIta=
hes scr f. nnb t. elrmee, bieieS Mmtes
entbpbcn nnp SIT Ieinem Nadfolser
ncn Gcneral Saruu put Strauseabers
ernunnt hat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04
Ans benl sSnla1lbe.

llN1er GDlt8ree DclWltcRt 1etne lcRtl
Siknngspcripbe bmrd) cine eDeniD
tuidtige, ,uie crre9te Sauer=
iitmng.
Graihcut pcrfiinbct benz Seuat icin'
glbiidtcn.
gEaiDingtDn, 3. MIr5. 4rIii
bent @iliDn bat, ,uie CT beutc ben 1iib:
rcrn i'm scmat mittbcilte, ,tidbt bie9lb
iid,t, Nsafnabmcn sm crgrctfen, 1tn
einen Grieg nit 9emtidlanb berbei=
snfiibren, after er bcrnft ben &ungref
ST elmer sunbertagnna ein. Sails Sic
Gage iid mid)t 5it elmer nnRerprbcntlt=
dJcn &riie suipitt, 10 ,uirb crit I'M
Spdtfriibling cine sunbcriitung beg
&ongreiies erforoerlid,, ,tnb nnd nnr,
,,,n in ber gegen,uartigen Giknng mid)l
altgenommenc &cr,uilligmngspnrlagc,
ST erlcbigen, CT beabiid)tist and II,
8dlbe, feline stellmng flar su MAIDEN,
1rotbem iektcu bic Scnatorem Stons
,tnb Ga 5pllcttc bemte int Gcnat lire
1y,s -. ms,.aft,, 49, ]u'.~ 49, ,,.r;,en;;s.s,,
%ausela;d,;fisn On g iort sto,c ,,omentIid,.
,ueil iein sll,trns, Mnnitionsidiffen
iDldcm Sduts 81, Der,peigern, uid)t a,t=
ae'tommen ,uprben 1T.
cine Ant,pprt ouf Sie lei,te we;d,uloi=
o,,no hrs etnntsiefretSrs gimmcr=
n,nnn
~.
= ng : 2 : y. 81: .: ."a.o. .s ~ ~. ~,
p,e!'9en oII'5'eue'l = a1e'lel1 'plApe pel''.
9le1a9 haW oenl setall''1lperoe1l I,,.l PEI
Slllatu'lg y pes nei!1lUe" .M'.'.ilels Ip ~. pss
s'lrs'pat1lsen peIl!weIi. paB pele1 a''s
s1oe nocr e,'l penlloyle'''p''eVes "un.. y
plpll pea onnoesles.tln.e !'''l w..
.'ot'ge' nepnol..s''e''''ei''us =. Guy e''lel
Iallaer an1lallun9 ie'nes 'rnpc,e''
SWr'11es per onnpes'eg'elnns petitge. !.
smon oalo naU Del. alsoruue pes
Ar'e9ss l!.'e oet e!l sel!sa'1n,.s Des ell'.'' m =
~. '.'..'u',,ip.'. ~ Sg'',.s ~ "osss 'ss, !,
as o1e ~'eere ,1oep pnlog cue sIpbele
Sagt DON oel't!Ven Slehoe,'. unp %u. -
per'WtF1eh llnta9er 9en1aWI ipllrpe'l
l'no per 9an5e noeflee'lwe eanpel ne. =
n.oral.ltrl 81 1perpela oesan"' Vulle ~
o1e Ssalethetoner Heg'elllhs aa p'e
Tepnol1teH Suoa1Her1lus geipa''pl l!''p
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04
Scr SSprtlamt hcs Msau:icits.

Sus Ntanifelt. oas bolo inter Den
Senutpreu BON S1ann SIT Sano 9lng,
hattie oen folgennen @prtlaur:
Sic lmterSeidneten Senotpren be-
fiiripprten Sic Slunabme oec SenntS@
@nrlaee 1922, sic ncm TrIlioentcn
nas Hed)t geben ipu, amcrltunl'he
S,unoelslduffe Su nrmirel1. Cine dbn@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04
Mu8 6er 8unotSb
Seltatpr Stpne ultD nnbcre SSriebcns :
freun0c pcrbtuoern Die 9lnnngmc
scr ,Seunifitetcl1 NentrnlttIts"
GDrlngt.

@ a bing IN, 8. Mdr5. Senaz
tor Stone 1lnb cine feline @ruppe bon
prpgreiiiben penofrotilden uno repubz
lifnnilden, Senatoren 6a6e.1 bcltte
lpd6reno Ocs gnn5en Cages ollrd ei1c
Slibuitertaftif cine slbitin1mltns ii6cr
bic ppnu 9rdiiOeuten geforbcrte uSez
lpdffnete 9tcl1troIitGt5" Gprloge 5ll
perbinbern geipuBt. Senator Stone
ollein ipra6 iiber bier StunDen MD
Sic onberen @egner Ser Sprln9e folgz
ten ieinen 9eilpielc.
Inter Sen Scfiirluortern Der Gorz
loge Seidneten Iidl lpieber sic beibe1
Senatoren Sall uno SronOcsen Durd)
ibre rnablpie 9ieoeipeiIe aus. Seioe for
oerten III ihren 9nIprohen cine iofor@
tige &rie9scrflarung gegen Seutidz
olno angciidts Ser Gutbiilllngcn ilbcr
Die belttihen Siltrig1cn nit Wcrtfo
llub SSapon.
Senator $oitcfcod, Ser Siihrer Ser
slHH..tS; tS;i1i tiptIsdllhilRnr. tltais iladj
Der Suuerrebe bes Selrators Stone
Sen @ntrag, DaB einltiun1ig belhloleu
merben lollte, ale Inlproden ouT
Is Ntinllten eiusuihrd1fell. $oitdcocf
erfldrte 5u leinem Outrage, SAB oeIiel1
3uef lei, Sic 6liblItier oarun 5lt perz
binoern, sic @prIage 5u rft,len". Se@
rator 9forris, Ser ne6en Ga Solettc
ltuno, Ser 9eraoe iprud), rici 5itd)cocf
5u: sd bin pplitdnoi9 bercit, offelt
su erfldren, bob it oiele @crln9e untz
brinsen lpiirSe, tpe,n id1 Sie5 allcin
tbun f6nntel" Soitdcod n1llbte lelnen
slntrag ipdter ipiener 6urildsieGcn.
Sic Irennne ser @urlase idmtcoen
ibrerieits etn &unp(utt.
sSaibington, 3, @iGrs. Sic
Gage Ser nen1pfrntiiden Nefilrlpprter
ser &prIogc ipllrOe burh sic etnorlldsz
polle 8ebe Des Senntors Strne, Ser
Sic @prlage uls eleihbeoclltenb nit
einer 8riegsertldrung an 9eutltlono
erfldrtc, nod, n1ibliher geItoItet. Sic
Ieibeuihaftliche slntlugereoe ne5 He@
publifaners Sranbegeu 9c9eu Selthd1z
lunb perfehlte ebenfulls tbrels 3lped bet
Sen @egneru Ser &orlu9e. gs 1ano
bann cine aonferei1s sipilden Dem De-
mpfratiiher Siibrer Sinlncns, Srnnz
oegee uup ne1n Seuatpr &enppn, OILS
pent @ertreter ser Yrpgreliipcn He@
publifaner i1att. aenpon, Der ltt} oI5
Sreunb ser %urluae erluiclcn botte,
loute Sic ppponirenoen Senotoren Ga
sspnette, 9tprris. @rpnnu rno Cunt
MINIS gum stadeeben iberrcccn, lpo3
linn ober ntht 9elang.
sSd6rcno oieler SeIpredllngen be-
reiteten min oenofratildc ltno repl1bz
ltfunildc Senutnren, Sic rns Nrp@
orolnm lnn Sic gSilnlhe Des Grdltoeuz
ten ll1terltiisett ein @lal1ifcIt opr,. hos
nit benllnterlhriften ser rr:9ierlltgs@
tre1en" Scnatnreu uerleben uno OFT
hos @ubliflm erlaHen luerpen lollte,
in, Sale sic &prla9e bis n1pr9eu Wtlt@
tao uidt sur sluuubnc ge!nngt !pdre.
,sn oieIer 9efunntlnudung lollte nj
fentlir1 fcitgeiteut perocn, luen Die
Gdullo an Ser gbipeilun9 Ser %prla9e
trifft.
Ser SSprtlamt bes Mialt:icIts.
Sus Ntanifelt. oas bolo inter Den
Senutpren BON S1anb SIT Sono 9lnI
hattie oeu foleerner @prtlout:
Sic unterSeidneten Senatpren be-
fiirlpprteu sic Slunabme Dec Se1atS@
&urlase 1922, Sic ncm TrNitoenten
nas Heht geben ipu, amcrltnnnhe
S,onoelsld,ifie su urmirell. Cine dbnz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04


icitens ser slma5onen imrner nod I'm
gelagerllngssultanbe befinbet. 3uerlt
battcn Die Suffragetten beabitdtigt
bas 8eiBe Snlls in antifen G'elpdne
bern llnb NIT einent groBen Eoiaunenz
furps 5u llnt5ieben, I'M ben SraTben~
ten an Sen Sal Sericbos unb ieine
etgene balbi9e 9apitulation 5ll crine
nern. stber bieie Abliht ipllrbe aufge<
geben, ba mancbe Der Sralen befiir6<
teten, ,oaB Decentralization als Die re-
ligiolen @efiible man6er Seute perlee
tcu f6nnte.
9entidc 9and)boote iulen anf sidt
ppm ameritaniiden 5anbelsidiffen
beid)piien ,uerbet!
gga1bington 8. @ldr5. aus
Ser aeitrisen 9ibung bes @unoeslena@
tes lit nod bas Nabfolsenoe aus Der
Gebatte iiber Die slrntirung nnierer
@anbelsldiffe nad51tragen.
!. 5enator Heeo be5oe lid anf Die
slnbeutung, oab beutI6e Saudboote
auf gidt angegriifen lperoen iollten.
llnb itellte bie Srage, ob es nnter lofs
6en l1ntltdt,ben ntht .9eld)dftslnabtz
acr lpdre", NIT Sen ariegsi6iifen Der
gunbesflptte auf ltuterleeboote sSa9o
gu MAIDEN.
5enator 2obse fiibrte aus, er begc
Sic grtpartung, OaB ein armirtes
6diff bon leinen @e1d)iiten @ez
brau6 MAIDEN iperbe, lobalo es etn
beutIdes Saudbuot iidlte. gs ~tbate
ibm leio, ipenu bas ntdt gelbeben
lptlte."
sd bin old bafiir", erfldrtc Sez
nator gu,nn,ins, uhaB biele Salld@
buote auf Sidt berienft iperOen. 2esz
balb lollten mir lu1s ober crit redt Die
Ibatla9e por s(ugen balten. bab iptr
cine friegeriid)e oanblnng begeben,
tpem mir uniere Sdiffe oltslbiden
liub i6nen pas @cdjt ee6cn, sau6bpotc
alf Sidt an5ugrcifen."
Senator 2obge a1tipurtcte, baB er
nicbt Ser gleiheu slniiht iein fonne.
Ssebes 8anbelsidiff beiibe oas Hedt,
iid} sn pertbeibi9en llnb piobalb pas
Gerilfop eines bcutlcbelt galtdbootes
in Ser 1lmgebung eines 5anbelslGf@
fes erideine, iet pas oas erite Si9nal
fiiS ei11en Mnsrifi." gs lei oaber pas
llntcrIeehpot, oas cine friegerilde
begebe.
Gin jebesGeriifpp iua ,,s(nsriffsiisnal"
5mr ,sel6ituertbeioisnns" ictn!
.8cnn lpir allo l1uiere Sdiife ar1
miren", fraste Serr- 9ieen tpeiter,
uerlparten mir Damn bon tbnen, baB
lie ald 9andboote feuern, lobalS ein
Yerilfpp iidtbar lpiro2"
vSp. peritebc id) Die Sadie, ia9te
Serr 2obge. v9oS !pdre aber feline
friegeriIbe panplllng, ionScrn Sclblt&
pertbeibigl,n9."
ullnb tpie tpiirSe cs li6 perbolten"
fl1br senator 9ieeo fort, ~ipenn bas
or,nirte panoelsl6iff ietn 3iel ntht
trifft ltnb in Ser So1ge bon benz
Saudbppt' berlet1ft ipiro 2"
scnator 2pbse lncinte. ba6 hies
banu feine friegeril6e Sanolung parz
ltellen tpiirbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-04

lic6e &or(uge fat bereit5 nit 403 ge=
gen nur 13 Stilnnen Dns Hepr1Ienz
tauten6au3 pdlIirt. .lluter Sen Si=
Bung5reglen1ent5 Des Senuts ieopd),
Die cine l1n6eidrGnftc Se6nttc crlull=
bclL crIc1eint e5 ieBt llnlu0Jltcb, cine
Nblrlnlmltng Dor Ser ARittags5eit be5
4. W(dr5 1917, nenu oie Sibungspez
rioOe oieles aon9rencs SIT gnoe sebt,
5ll erlanaen."
~Iir miinlden bahcr, boB sic 7seitz
ltclllt1g in Dos Senat5prpspto(l uuigez
non1ntcn perOen loll, boB Der Senot IN
Ietner W}nIpritdt cine 9lnnubre ser
@orlnge befiiriportet uuO Dieie uuh
pallirt 1dtte, lpenn e5 6lt eiuer Slbz
Itilnn1llug gefon1nen lpGrc.
Ser Halm infer Oen1 ltalliicIte
filllte id) oenn uudl 6alO nit Inter
Ihriften ltno 5eigte bolo neGr als sic
'gepilnId]te Waiprit6t ser Senatorenz
nomcn. Sreunbe Ser @orlngc crflGrten
trilrnpbirenb, baB bns ManifeIt neunz
sig Gru5ent Set SenatorenltrterIhrifz
fen o1flpeiien iperoe
Sendtor Gorf5 bon anlifornicn
porirte Sen Ginorutf bieIer Serfiinoiz
.guug. gr erfldrte, Durcbnuts iid)t hen
SlibllItier ipielcn 5l1 iuoller, ober nie
SSlSS.s,s;;.5ssa .s,;;.5ssa oer StHutplern,tauen ouT
Dem ManifeIt foilnte i'm Mat BON Ser
llebcr5cusung abbrillgen, baB sic
aFebr5obl Des unerttunilhsn golfes
oie Sorluge 1lid6t 9ut6eiBen ipiirbe. CT
ipies Damn noralf bin, oaB sic Sreunoe
Ser @orlage nit i6ren Aeoen n1ebr Belt
pertr6neIt bdtten, lpie sic @eener uno
ie3lpB nit Ben SSurtcll: v@enn Sic
&prloge fdlt, 10 tonn rl1hig geIagt
lperoelt, ooB iie bon ibren 9efiiripor=
tern eiugebradt lpprbeu it,"
SS a btn9to,l II, t. NtdtS ll6r
Morgen:. = Gs iillo nod feine sluz
5eiden porbanoen, OuB Oie @e9ner if
rc Sppoiition gegen sic @urluge oufz
gcbel1 unN ser Scnut leirc Sisuug
ppr nor9en aiittag ulter6rehen
fDnnte.
Slu: bem HeprGic1ttanteuhauie.
9S btngtpn, 3. MIr5. Sllrd)
cine slbltin,nulns bon 2S4 9esen Sc
Stii11n1eu nuhm Nas HeprGIlntantenz
bnlts beute cine gen1etniome HeIpl1ttiz
OIL ser beioen 0dlller ON, in Ser baS
SSllfrnfttreten Der uf1o6eEtroGeneu"
slmenoements Sr ser EpIt gtatsoorz
luge, sic nit Dem bel1tigen Gage porz
eeiebe,t ipor, bis sum- 1. Suli perz
idlobcn irl1roe. SefiIrIuorter Ser Heipz
lution botten cine Ihlpode 5offuung,
ooB nieie nod in Der lesteu Sttrbe int
Senate ollrhsepeitid]t luerocn fpnnte.
Sbnc Sppolitipn lpurne fer1er
cine Iepornte &prlage augenpn,men, in
Ser cine Sonosallsgobe fit Sic $780,
100000 Sur Scldlelu1ialtng ltnIerer
Sdiffsba1ten belpilligt iplrSe.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-09
IN MEMORIAM.

Mrs. Ella Hurst, whose nader
name was Browning. was born in
Thomas County, Georgia. in 1856
was married to Henry Hurst Febru-
airy 18TH: 1878; came to Florida in
1886 and died at the residence. OF
her son, j. T. Hurst of Pensacola
November 25th. 1917.
This estimable lady is survived by
her devoted husband, two sons and
two daurhters: ]. T. Hurst. of Pen
sacola. Fla. T. H. Hurst, of Mobile,
Ala, Mrs. Viola Kierce, of Mobile
Ala. and Mrs. Lennie Henderson, of
Muscogee, Fla.
In every relation of life, she as
wife. mother, church-member and
citizen, endeavored to perform with
eargerness and promptitude those
duties and obligations which made
the world better and happier by her
having lived in it.
As the mistress of domestic af-
fairs, she ruled her subjects with a
loving scepter, oftentimes becoming
the servant in order that she might
contribute more extensively to the
comfort and happiness of her hus-
band and children.
Her death is mourned by her fam
fly. her church. and her neighbor-
hood having lived religious life her
death was a triumphant one, and we
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-09
WAR SLOWS DOWN
MUNICIPAL WORK

New York, Dec. s.-The war is
slowing down municipal improve
ments throughout the country. de-
clared Mayor John MacVicar of Des
Moines, Iowa, before the evelenth
Annual Convention of the Associa-
ton of Life Insurance Presidents
ance companies give special consid-
cratic nto the financial needs of
American cities when peace comes.
1.-THE entry of the United States
into the war has had a marked eff
feet upon our Cities" said Mayor
MacVicar. "Our National Govern
ment, through it's responsible heads,
is constantly suonding warning to
stop unnecessary improvements.
Municipal projects under contract
and under way will be completed at
least to a point where they can eco
nomically be discontinued, and only
such public works as are of imme-
date and pressing necessity will be
undertaken.
Without doubt there will newt
ably be an increase in the demand
for funds by American municipal
ties, to enable them to resume the
obstruction of interrupted and post
poned public works. Borrowing by
the Federal government will by that
time have ceased, but the necessities
of agriculture, commerce and trans
portation will compete, and all of
those are of fundamental import
ance to us Individuality communicable,
and nationally. Cities have q pecu-
liar claim upon life insurance fun
for in our cities dwell a very large
proportion of the policy holders. A
wholesome and prosperous city in
spires thrift, and an efficient health
department lowers the death rate"
Mayor sMacVicar referred to the
increase in the investments of life
insurance companies in state, county
a-d municipal bonds from S163 .O0O,-
600 in 1904 to 1884, 100000 in 1914,
or 227 per cent. "To this notable
record of contribution to municipal
development" he continued, Should
be added upward of a billion of dol
lars more invested by the trustees of
life insurance judgment with high
civic patriotism May we not, there
fore. look forward to a very special
consideration by the life insurance
companies of our cities needs, when
it shall again become fitting to re-
sumo and necessary to finance these
projects which tend to make life
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-09
ROUTINE MATTERS
BlFOR E SCHOOL BOARD

Only routine matters came before
the Board Of Public instruction at
the regular meeting held last night
in Superintendent Edwards office,
but it was decided to hold a special
meeting on December 20 for the pur-
pose of issuing salary checks to all
teachers who have turned in their re-
ports by that time. ASss
For the purpose of facilitating the
work Of the board all teachers in the
county are urged to prepare their re-
ports and turn them in to the super
intendent before December 18th, so
that when the board meets they may
obtain their salary checks, which
otherwise will not be paid until jan
uary, after the Christmas holidays.