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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-26

Cit,
VS..
Edward e. Fee and May Fee, his wife,
c. G. Conn Company, foreign cor
pOration, Rockford Silver Plate
Company, foreign corporation,
and w. J. Dyer & Bro, a foreign
corporation, Defendants and Appel
lants.
Syllabus: a" .
1) The trial court may, on a mo-
ton to strike out demurrer to an
amended complaint on the ground
that such amended complaint merely
restates former one to which a de-
murrer has been sustained, review the
correctness of the adjudication on the
former demurrer, and if erroneous,
correct his error, if such demurrer
was improperly sustained.
~ Where the purchaser of land
and of two prior mortgages, which
are liens upon the same release such
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Only One "BRoMo oUININE."
To get the genuine call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for signature of E. w. GROVEl
Cures Cold in One Day, Csc.
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Forecast.

Till ZOO p. N. Tuesday.
For North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Tuesday; slightly warmer in ex-
IRENE west portion tonight.
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No country in Europe can stump US,
even when it comes to food riots.
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SUPREME COURT
FROM IROLETTE COUNTY.

H. F. Strehlow, Plaintiff and Respond
ent,
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Temperature
q = 80 ) = = = *****o<e

OFLhIS w. NOpEAe =,
.p MeteOrologist.
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ocAl WEATHER BULLETIN.

For the "a hours ending at 12:V0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Wradl Ieiue lSorulc.

gla60em er an 10. Nl1r5 i'm Gri-
minolgerid)t bon &i6ter @orter in-
ter 10 0iebitobls-A -AnfIogen boree.
fiibrt lmO porolirt moroen mar, MUIR
oe geitern 9[beno ser "a Sabre ulte
2ouiS Sonlns bon glr. 104, Gollen-
Oer- Strobe, bon 0eteftio &obler iln-
ter DER glnihulOiglng Oerboftet, on-
geblid eeitern Moreen in Dem @c-
i1Gftc bon &rn. @m. 3. Beder, gir.
1860, @ranbD- -StroBe, cine golOene
llbr un0 &ette, ein Soor Wlonl6et.
tentn0pfe unO onoere @egenit6noe I'M
@eiommtpertb BON $131.5O eeItob-
len 81 boben, berboftet. Somms
iollte geItern bon Srn. 9eder cine
glniteIlung befommen. glnitott I'M
5pci llbr in 6eIien @ci6Gft bor0u-
ipre6en eing er ibon gegen fl llbr
BORT bin, no1oem er bon Srn. 9e-
der cine Stlln0e borber iibcr OoS &c.
lepbon oufgeforOert woroen mar,
nidt Dor 2 llbr 6u fonmen. g[lS er
oos @ei66ft Inn II llbr betrot, iogte
ibm ser &orarbeiter, DOB Sr. 9eder
ousgeeongen iei. SommS eriu9te
Damn Inn Die GrIoubniB, oaB SeIe-
pbon in Dem Yrioot. 9ureou bemlben
81 oiirfen. SSSn Dem 3immer bing
Srn. @eder's &od, in weI1em iib
Ole llbr uno Die onoeren @egenlt1n-
DC 6eionoen. Sobolo Sr. 9eder oll-
riicfebrte, entoedte CT oen 9iebitobl
uuo benahri1tiete ole @ebeintpoli-
6ei. 0etettio &o6ler fano oie geltobs
lenen @egenltGnoe in einem YfonO.
leibgeiddft unO Oerboftete SomlnS ei-
nige Stnoen ipGter in Der @oltimo-
re- nobe @o1- Strobe. @r nobm ibn
na6 Der oitli6en Yoli5eiitotion, no
&i6ter @erebt Oen @erbofteten in-
ter $1,000 9iireidoit Dem @eridts-
oerfabren iiberpieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04


@bitman peronloBt Sen TiitrittS.
9lnpnIt Oos 9epeiSnatcriol i'm
Goccbi-6oQe, lopeit Ouiiel6e Die
@oli3ei ange6t, oor3ulegeu. Ger
@ouperneur nit Der llntermding
OeS Gomniii0rS @aaitein nidt
cinncritonoen.
9(GbouD, 81. o., 3. Suli. II Gi-
itrift-9Imuolt G0marO Swam bon
9}eiu Yorf uuroe 6eiite BON @ouper-
neur g9bitmou mlfseforOert, oen
@roBgeidmorenen irgenO mel1es Be
peiSnateriol por5ulegen, oas Die
&ompli5itGt ieitens Ger Nlit9lieoer
oeS %oIi3ei Cepartement 0orleeen
piiroe in Dem @loroe BON 9fitb Gru.
ger ooer IN Dem Gntrimen bon gIl-
freOo Gocc5i, oeiien @eitdnOniB bon
Der @oli5ei in Bologna StalieL
iibermittelt iuuroe.
Gos &erfabren OeS @omniiiidrs.
gSollltein in TcrbinOlIng nit Der
MorOoiidrc miro idori fritiiirt, ga
er, wie Scr @oupcrneltr be6auptet,
fein 9led)t bat ais @eriolger ooer
lluteriucber oes Scrbrebens olli5u.
tretcn. Gr babe uiht oie Wladt ei-
nee Tilirifts.glnmolteS.
g96itmon 6e5og iib beionoers auf
Oie Gbotiode, ooB Goccbi nod Sta.
lien oeiobren lei ouf einem Gam.
pier, Ger BON Der 9Soli5ei ipeSiea be-
ipodt iulrOe.
Gie 9Inipielltng eincs GeteftiOs,
OoB elm @1dO6en, Ger 9eidreibing
bon &ut6 Gruger entipredeno, on
scr Gde Scr 46. Str. imo 9roaOwoo,
ju finoen iei, be5eidnet Der @ouoer.
neur ais ln6egriinoet.
Bologna 3. Suli. ~ Sic gSor.
unngcn, sic SSoicp6 g9. @riea Der
gleiu Yorfcr @oli3ci-9lgent, ser in
GerbinOlng nit Dem Sale bon III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
@arten lueroen perfheilt.

0ie 9oli3ei besanu eeItern Nlor.
sen nit ser @ertbeiliing Ger Gorten,
ole ouf @unit oes 2ebcnSnittcl.
0ittators Serbert 6. SooDer in
@oibinoton bon ieOer Sousirau I'M
teriHrieben meroen iollten. Seoe
6rait welde sic Gorte ltnter5eiduet,
gie6t Oos @eriprcden 10 iporiam
mic moalid nit 9lobuingsmitteIu
im5ueeben uno iibrig bIeiben0e He.
ite elmer W}nbl6eit nidt mee3uiuer.
fen, ionOern, menn m0glid, pie0er
ou bcrpenoen. Seoe Undergraduate
aorte ioll bon ser betreiienOen 6rau
nit elmer gin.Gent.@l oericbcu
uno Der @oit iibereeben pcroeu.
DloridoIl Garter bofit Dab oie i20,.
600 &arteL pclde fir Baltimore
beitimmt iino, bis morgGn 9lbeno one
nlseetrogen iein weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
@erImdte eeI6itmorS in oeeam Gitl.


Solomon S6erner, 33 Sabre aft,
poQte iib i'm Sotel Samilton nit
eiuem Goiirmeiier Die ae6le
OurdihneiOen. Or murOe i6per-
perlebt nod Dem SobnS Sopfius-
Soipital eebradt. II Sotte lmter
Der Site 81 leioeu.
Ger 33 Sabre alte Salomon S6er-
ner, Der in glr. %, SiiO-@reter- Str,
cine fleine @iienmoarcn-Souolllng
6etrei6t, beriudte geitern 9&a6mittog
i'm SOtel Sonilton in Ocean GitD,
N9O., iih nit einem &oiirmeiier oie
aeble 81 Ourdidneioeu. 9luf iein
@ei6rei eilten einige @GIte oes 500
tells in oos 8immer Oes 9ebensmii-
Oen imO entriHen ibn 0os MeIier.
@r purOe bonn Sausar5t be5onOelt
un0 Oonn BON einem Eoli5ilten na1
Baltimore ge6rodt. Sic bieiige Yo-
li5ei mar bon Dem Yoli5ei-G6ef in
Sceou GitD 6eno6ridtigt poroen,
Dab S6erner in 9egleiting eines So
li5iiten bier onfommen perOe un0
OoB Ser 2ebensmiioe in einen Soipi-
tai .ltnterge6ro6t iperOen ioIlte. Gie
@ebeimpoli5iiten GooneD rno 0opiS
morteten ouf Die 9lnflmit Oes Sdbif-
feS iin0 bra6ten 0onn Sberner in
Der glm6ulon5 oes mittleren Giitrifts
nod Dem So6ns Sopfins-SoipitaI
S6erner Bat, mie in ieinem Bette
befinOli1e 8riefe bepeiien, unter Der
Site 81 IeiOen. 9(uf @mpfe6lng
ieiner 9lngeborigen, 0ie in g3r. iii,
Sit-Grott-StroBe, ipo6nen, bega6 er
iid lebten Sonntog nod Ocean GitD.
Sein 9ene6nen erregte Oie glufmerf.
iamfeit ser Sotel- -9lngeiteIlten iinO er
wuroe 6emodt. @eTtern 9to6mittog
lief er unermortet aus Dem Sotel
Sine Shmoe ipdter muroe er 6hlt-
ii6eritr0mt nit Dem &oiirmcIIer in
ser Sono unO einen tiefen S6nitt
in ser &eble oorgefinoen. 9tac6 iei-
ner glnfunft in Baltimore fonnte er
fein @ort iprehen. @r miro mobl
NIT Dem 2eben oaponfommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
lSoli,iit pcrlcbt.

glls eeitcru 9lbeno @oli3iit Soiepb
s. 9leiaD bonn mittlereu Giiirift IN
Ger Siaen.StraBe Die E6otiaden
iiber ocn 3uionmeniioB cineS Stra-
Benbobn poegonS uno eincs Gait.
outonobils alino6m wur0e er BON
einem por6ciiabrenoen StroBenbabn-
wagaon Oeiien @or0ertbiir often
itano. getroifen lmO 5u 9o0en ae.
ihleuoert. gr nuroe nidt unerbe6.
lid oerlebt mo in ser 9lmbltlau5 oeS
nittleren Giitrifts nod ieiuer @ob.
mng ecbradt. Gin StraBen6abu-
woagon Der uEopion 2inic" mar Dor
Dem Sauie Gar. 1886, Siaen.StraBe.
nit einem Saitautomobil, 0os bon
Charles @rimmel bon Nods, Sar.
ioro.Gountp, gelenft wuroc, 5uIom-
mengeitoBen. Ger G6onifclu bIjcb
imperlebt, oaS 9(uto lmo 0ie gleitri-
ide muroen ober itarf 6eiddoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
0lcdtsumiuOIt bctrOeeu.

2olliS %. 9ldlen 6atte bon 9lec6ts-
mpoIt Go6ert 03. 9aer gegen ei-
men mert6lolen G6ed 5000 er6al-
ten. ~ @urpe s,I..ern in Bolton
uni6dolib gemaGt. II Coll in
peridieoenen anoeren StGoten
SdwinOeIeien begangen 6a6en.
2ouiS g. 9ldlem ser es perItano,
Dor elmer @o6e oeu &e6tSompalt
9iobert %. 9aer. 9fr. 800, 5ioelitp.
@eb6itoc, nngebIib nm 5000 6ereiu-
5uIegen muroe porgeitern in 9pItoa
perbaftet, iuie Wlari6all Garter er.
fubr. 9ldIen miro iuegen onge6li6ec
S6iuinOeleien ou6 in GlebelanS
unO GropiOence unO ieOenfalls in
nod mebrercn oneren StGOten ge-
iudt
@emGB 0en glnga6en Ser bieiigen
Foli5ei eribien 9ldlen Dor ungeiG6r
5pei @o1en in Serrn Beers 9n-
renii. Gr bate einen S6ulOi6ein i'm
@etrage bon $4,000 in Ieinen 9elib.
SnuienO Collars lporen 6ereits o6.
be5o6lt moroen uno gldlen eriu1te
@errn 9air, Oie reItIiben $4,000 fiir
i6n ein3ie6en 3it nollen. Ger SHuI9=
idein 5eigte Die llnteriGriften bon
Slioer 81. 2iniop inO $. s. @orren
bon Yitts6urgb.
Serr 9oer i1rie6 an ole 6ei0en
Serren unO erbielt einige Gage ipG-
ter eincn G6ed i'm @etroge bon
$1,000 bon Oliper 81. 2inOiov. gge-
niee StinOen ip1ter erihien ouh
9ldlen uno er freilte iid), OnB $1,000
eingegongen iparen. @r crbielt bon
&errn Yoer einen G6ed I'M @etragc
BON 5000 ($t00O ob5iigli6 10 @ro-
sent Gomnliiiion), oen er i'm 9eiiein
Oes Hedtsomuolts in elmer 9onf foi.
iirte. 3iuei Gage ipdter 6orte oonn
Serr goer, Dob Ger 9inOioD-G6ed fei.
men @ert6 bate, iporauf er iofort oie
@ebeimpoli5ei bena6riGtiete. 9ldlen
NOR anideineno uab Fitts6urgb &c.
fabreh noHOem er bier Oen S6ulO-
ibein oen 9ieHtSommalt i6erge6en
6otte. Gie @oIi5ei lit Der lle6er5elt-
eIlng, OaB er oonn aif Oos BON Dem
Nebtsonmalt an 2inoiaD gerihtete
Sdreiben ben mertbloien G6ed nadJ
Baltimore ianOte uno Damn gleidJ
mieOer bierber iubr, Inn Oas @clo in
Gmpfone 81 ne6mene6e ser Sdluin-
Del entOedt perOen fonnte. @r ioll in
Bolton mo anoeren StdOten in Der.
lel6en @eiie georbeitet 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
NSlSbIid oeItor6cu.

SSm Sitter bon Al Sabren lit ge-
itern ser @lebeer @iI6elm Soslowsfi
gan5 uneruartet i'm @lternbauie, glr.
2113, @opoitraBe, aus Dem 2eben &C.
ibieoen. 9(uBer leiueu @ltern Srn.
Seroinono Soslomsfi lno 6rou, 6ilt'
terl1Bt er orei 9riioer ino orei
Sbweitern Ger @eritorbene. mel
der ni6t Oer6eirot6et mar, orbeitetG
in Dem @eiAdite BON 5reo. SaaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
cSm's title Wra6.

Inter filler 9eeleitirng pllroe oe-
Itern ser Sare nit Sen Iterbliben
lleberreIten Ser perItorbenen 6roit
MarD @reulD, Satin oes i6r I'M
Sooe pormlsgeeongenen 2ouiS @reu.
IL, ouf Dem @eitern-6rieo6ofe in oas
Iiiae @ro6 oerienft. Ger Srouer5us
iebte iid bon oem Soitie Ser 6rait
aupier, 9lr. 1000, NIt-@iaOiionitr.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Sricnsitencrbia i'm eenatc.

g9urOe geitern einberibtet. @iro
nod Der glnnabme Der 9to6runes.
mittel- Gontrol.9iQ berotben mer.
oen. - User ole &rieesiteuern 8it
tragen boben miro. Seine
9onOausgo6e porgeie5en.
g8oi6ingtom 3. Sur. II Die
&riegsiteuer-9iQ mie iie pom 81.
nan5-Gomite Oes Senotes no6 ie6s
gSo6en 9lrbeit repioirt worOen it,
muroe 6ellte bonn &oriiber Simmons
Dem Senate ein6eridtet. 0ieielbe
miro aufgenommen iobolo oie gta6-
rimgsmittel- -@ontroI-@ia aus Dem
@ege lit. SSn Der Gorlaee, welde
INN $t30,000,000 neniger Steuern
pori6reibt, ais sic SauSbia entbieIt,
iino iolgenoe 9eitimmltngen ent0al-
ten:
@infoinmen 3uiasiteuern bon
$532, 100000; bon ii6eri9iiiligen
9Sroiiten ser Gorporotionen, S6eilba-
beriboften lmO SnOipioren $523,-
100000; @etrGnfe, $t55,500,000,
uno Tobof, $56,6OO,OOO. Steuern
auf aoifee, 3uder imO Gofoo ioaen
$S5,0O0,00O einbrineen; Die Sous
6eitinlmltnaen ser @infommenlteler
auf $1,000 fiir 9eOiee, $4,000 fir
&er6eirotbete ino oarii6er, blieben
ltngeGnoert. Ole Sousraten fiir
Ginfomuen bon iiber $4,000 limo
bonn Senat Oerartie reou5irt porOen,
oaB elm 9lusfoa BON $66,000,000 ent.
ite6t. 0urd Streiblmg Der Orb.
i1oitSiteuer gebeu $6,000,000 imo
iene Der riidmirfenoen Steuern auf
@infontnlen in 1916, geben $10S,-
100000 Derloren. Sine fiinipro5en-
tige Steuer mtf 3roiite bon iiber
$4,000 BON &erlegern unO oie @r-
b06ung Der 3peiten &laiie @oitroten
Inn einoiertel Sent pro Fnino, ioaen
$10,500,000 einbringen. ga biele
Senatoren 9ImenOementS in petto bu-
ben, Oiirite Die 9ebotte mebrere @o-
1en in 9lnipru9 nebmen. Sine uei-
tere 8on0mlSgo6e miro nj6t ailtori-
iirt.
GongreBmitglie6 &aineD, Oemofra-
tii1es Nfitglie0 oeS Gonites iiir Wlit-
tel imo g8ege oes eprdientantenbot-
ies, fiinOigte 6ellte 9lbeno eiuen Bit
teren aompf I'M Gonieren5.Gomite
iiber ole &riegSlteuerbia an, ausge.
nommen Der Senat nimmt pibtige
9lenoerngen in Dem Gomitepori6la.
ge Dor. Sr. Hoinep mia Die Eotal-
iunme ser &riegslteler iiber ST.
670,000,000 er606t 6a6en. @r Jag
te, ooB Der GongreB fein 9ie6t babe,
cine SDpotbef aiif Oie 3uflnit auf5lt-
nebmen. 6r. &ainep be5ei9nete ole
Senatsbia ais cine 8il 5u @uniten
ser rei6en Serte; oas Nepr1lentan'
ten6ous wer6e oerlaneeu, 0oB ole
9iirOe BON 0cn S6ultern ser 9lrmen
genommen meroe. 1ie SenotS6ia
nebme 0ie @infommeniteuer, Oie glu-
tomobiliteiier itnO anoere 2oiten BON
Oen 9iei9en unO lege ole 9iiroe atf
Ebee, 3uder, &afiee imo onoere
notbwenOiee glrtitel in ieoem Saus-
balte. 0ie am nlermeilten inloei-
ide Yeiteuerltng iei Die Steuer auf
3eititngs6eratsgeber, pel1e ni1t MIR
cine ginfommeniteuer, ionoern audi
cine rofit-Steuer lno cine Spe5ial-
iteuer 81 6e5oblen boben piirOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Qeidlmam iOentifiairt.

Der Seihnnm oes ln6efannten
@lannes, Ser om Sonntog am SlBe
oes 6ollswoD aus Dem Saien ee5ogen
WorOen mar, iuuroe geItern ais Der
oeS 45 Sabre alten Sanuiel Gun
niugbom bon gir. $50, @elt- 6aDette.
Ctr. i0entiiiAirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

IN @emeeung, woielbIt oie @eritor.
bene ibr Seim oemodt Bate. Sic
binterl6Bt cine in @lt. @oi6inoton Ie-
benoe gii1te. 0ie 9a6rtuhtrdger
maren: @enrD, &iaiam uno So6n
@liim6erger imo G0riitop6er 0au6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04


aus iaii. Die Seii ocriclben piro ipdlcr nis
ac3ciat. (Aul4)
frcoo Goccbi bier permeilt, er6olten
Bat 6eitdtiser ooB Der @loroer elmer
eebeimen Organization anaebort
uno ooB ieiue 6reunoe in ieiuem &n-
tereiie tbdtie iino.
Gocc6iS Seiterteit mo ieine 9iei.
glng iih me6r mSguipreden miro
Dem llmitano 5uaeidrie6eu Dab er
bon ouBerbol6 @ort er6aIteu Bat.
Seine 9lrt lmo @eiie, pie cr oie Sra.
gen ocs StaotSoHmoli beontiuortet,
belueiien OieS. 9luBeroeu bat er oilf.
eeb0rt, Sen Srriinnigcu 5u ipieien.
SIS miro ieooh crluortet, ooB Sta.
lien nm ser 0iieutIiden Nieinung
bon 9lmerifa 9ereht 81 pcroen. ser
gIuslieierung bon Gocc6i nidtS IN
Ocn g9cg Itelcn miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

glbuunenten, bie ben ,Dentldlm GUrrcWons
benten" uidt phuttlim cher unrcnelmaba CT.
udlten, nuo nrbeten, Der Office bnOuu per &c
Irvbpn DpeE inrlitllG wlltibrilnHg iu maaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Or. 9bos. Q. @ofer, ser Gbef oes
Come SuItitiites" 8u @ort 0epolit,
NOR eeitern elmer Ger Souptreoner 81
Gboutauqua, q. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

@iun5 i'm S6abamt am 2. Suli 1917 ST.
800 21S.S2: 0epOnri In oeu i0lQenoen Nanien:
linton Irnlt 80 Of Ulo. bon Bal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

IS i0rb am 81 Snli 1917 aun3 nucrmdrict
gNiibcln Susinmeii, Qcliebtcr 5obn BON Ncfni
nuno uno 0dib0rnc SoeloWSii Sc Necrbis
finoci bonn lrouerbnuic Nr. 2ii3, Nuno.2tr
aus iiai. Die 3cii ocriclben miro lp1icr an,
qc3cQi. (Auu4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Non ON, B. sui. = 80nig
George bat aneeorOnet, OaB aui Dem
Gburme 0es britiiden Eorlamentsge-
bGuoes am pierten Suli Dem ane.
rifaniiden llnab6Gneiefeits-Eae n
oie amerifoniiAe 6Iogee eebiBt wer-
oen iol.
The herald., 1917-10-25
GET YOUR PENNIES READY

Beginning on November 1st every
one who attends a moving picture
theatre will have to contribute to the
Government an extra one cent as
their tax towards helping defray the
expense in our present war. Ac-
cording to the law all ten cents ad-
mission to moving picture shows will
be taxed an extra one cent making
the admission for these shows eleven
cents instead of ten cents, the law
also provides that there is to be no
tax on five cents admission therefore
children who go to moving picture
shows and pay only five cents will
not be charged an extra cent tax.
When you start to your shows on
the night of November 1st take with
you your extra copper as your con-
tribution to help along the war.
We also desire to specifically state
that the law requires that the patrons
of the show pay the tax and not the
operator of the theatre.
The herald., 1917-10-25
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.

A very enjoyable evening was
spent on Oct. % at the residence of
Mrs. +. l.. Casey at 429 Bouny st.
the occasion being the fonrth ami
versary of their little daughter Iris.
The room were prettily decorated
in patriotic colors. Among the en-
tertainers were little Margaret Au-
coin and Master T. II. Conway. who
recited sweet little poems and little
Iris rendered a song which was en-
jOyed by all present. Many games
were INDUCED in and refreshments
served. Among those present were
as follows:
Lee and Loretta Casey, Simon and
Junior McNeely, Arthur Price. Myr-
tie Chetta, Irma Lee and Gladys
Sims, Albert Strehle, Norma, Row
land and Helen James, Margaret
Aucoin. T. II. Conway, Benny Ben
CERT, Richard, Gussie and Vallery
Krogh. J. B. Perrin and Joseph Per-
rim. Victor She'll. Mercedes, Willie
and Matona Smith. Harold Bour-
geois, Floyd Legarde. Mamie Faith,
Inez Wagner. Iris and Fay Casey,
Misses May Casey and Hazel and
Adeline Faith. Mesdames Z. l.. Casey,
F. c. Anderson. F. c. Faith.
The herald., 1917-10-25
DOCTOR BELL IS To
FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS

DR.. 7. B. Bell specialist in eye ear.
nose and throat, who has been praC-
tlCing his profession III New Orleans
for nearly ten years. with Offices il
the Audubon building. has been elect
ed field secretary OF the Louisiana
Anti-TuberculoSis Lea-Ue for the com
ing year. and Will take up his new
duties Immediately. The doctor Will
undertake d broad educational cam
paign throughout Louisiana, deliver
lectures To public schools. social. fra
ternal and civic organizations, medi-
cal societies and endeayor to enlist
in every way possible the support OF
the general public.
Or. Bell is an aumnus Of the Uni
verslty Of the South has had post
graduate medical work il most OF the
important ceEters. and is considered
we'll fitted Tor this special work. He
has had considerable experience in
publicity and promotion work and
will consecrate his time and energies
to the prosecution Of this important
work.
In promoting anti-tuherculOsis work
special emphasis will be placed upon
the methods Of prevention as well as
the care OF those il the early stases.
\ program Of this character neces.
sarily requires public support and
the American Red Cross Society has
put at the disposal OF the various
state Anti-Tuberculosis Leagues the
attractive Red Cross Christmas seals,
which are sold each year during the
holiday season at l cent each. The
doctor will have charge of the distri.
button and sale of Red Cross Christ.
mas seals for the entire state.
DIR. Bell is an affable, cultivated
gentleman, a good speaker and has
his heart in this great work. The
| league especially asks its friends to
back him up to the limit in all his en-.
! deayors.
The herald., 1917-10-25
STRIKE Of CARPENTERS
AND JOINERS SETTLED

Representatives Of the ship Car
penters AMI Joiners' Uuio. and heads
O, the various shisyard q nj repairing
plants reached IN agINDaat Satur-
day afternoon and the 200 union men
returned % work Monday morning.
The carpenters Lot an increase in
wages and other concessions and the
agreement was favorable to al, par
tics
Saturday evening a committee rep
reseutiug the ship Carpenters and
Jo.n.r- Association conferred with
Pear. Wri-ht. president Of the New
Orleans Dry Dock Corporation. and
made II known that they are willing
10 resume work on the $3.50 per day
basis on which the employers has
stood pat The working men had de
mandcI 50. Henry holt president Of
the Carpenters and Joiners Associa-
ton. said the men were satisfied with
their employers offer. because 9TH
er concessions has been granted"
Mr.. Holt referred 20 the stopping
Of work as a suspension Of work"
and not 4 strike
The adjustment committee OF the
workers was composed of Mr. Holt
Fred BenHecke, John Luthjens John
kampmann, and Anton Graf
The herald., 1917-10-25
DEDICATE !. N. c. A.
HAVEN At ALGIERS
NAVAL STATION

In the presence of a crowd of sew
eral hundred, including attaches and
sailors at the Naval Station at Al
giers, the Y. NJ. c. A. Haven built at
cost Of approximately $4,000, was
! dedicated with impressive ceremonies
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The
dedicatory address, marked by it's
earnestness and the fOrceful manner
in which the message was delivered
by the Rev. William Alexander Barr
of Christ Church Cathedral was heard
with vast interest evinced in out
bursts of applause at frequent inter-
walls.
DR.. Barr's reference to the great
world war now darkening the -Epro-
pean continent and the part 81 the
young sailors and soldiers in the Am
erican ranks must play was couched
in dignified but forceful language that
carried conviction with every word.
His earnest appeal for the betterment
OF conditions and environment sur
rounding Americas fighting forces
and his portrayal of the efforts of the
Y. VI. c. A. to promote the welfare of
the men as typitied in the new build
ing at Algiers, furnished convincing
evidence that the moral and physical
welfare will be conserved at all cost.
Mayor Martin Behrman, who pre-
sided at the dedicatory ceremonies.
dwelt briefly on the necessities for
surrounding the sailors with all op-
portunity for clean, wholesome enjoy
/ ment as we'll as for moral and men
tai improvement that will prove so
vital factor in the perilous hours
that appear ahead for them. He con-
graduated the New Orleans Y. NJ. c.
A. on the handsome structure built
through its efforts and expressed the
sentiment that the people of New Or
leans were eager to affiliate in any
way in the efforts to promote the
comfort of the nations fighters, tenn
porarily the city's guests.
Patriotic selections by the Naval
Station Band, which aroused the
crowds enthusiasm, was followed by
the singing of America" in which
everyone took part, the stirring
strains Of the hymn floating from the
threats of more than a thousand per-
sons, furnishing a striking spectacle
of the patriotic inspiration by which
the singers were impelled.
Following the invocation, delivered
by Rev. w. A. Jordan, the ceremonies
were opened by Vice President w. O..
Hart of the New Orleans Y. NJ. c. A,
who made a few brief remarks and
introduced Mayor Behrman. General
Secretary A. o. Browne of the Y. NJ.
c. A, Commandant Nelson, in COM
mand at the Naval Station, and Re
cording- Secretary A. o. Godat spoke
=. l. Thornberry talked briefly fe-
licitating the sailors on the acquisi-
ton of the new building, after which
everyone Joined in the singing of On
ward Christian Soldiers"
The Rev. A. H. Ziemer of the Clai
borne Avenue Presbyterian Church.
prayed fervently for the cohntry and
the men in whose hands lie the des-
tiny of the nation. The singing of
THE Star-Spangled Banner" by the
audience and a solo by General Sec
rotary Browne, followed by the bene-
diction delivered by Rev. DR.. Barr
closed the ceremony. The Naval Sta
ton Band, the members of which
were commended for having given up
their relief hour to attend the cere-
mony, rendered another selection at
the close.