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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

6

Harmony spirit urged to unite Americans under Catholic banner

Joseph Scott of Los Angeles urged loyalty to the American ideal at a Knights of Columbus convention in Davenport Iowa. He warned against hyphenated Americans and warned that Catholics face a campaign to discredit their faith while praising religious liberty and tolerance in the United States.

Davenport Knights of Columbus Joseph Scott Los Angeles California Scott Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus Lincoln Europe Mora United States

Amusements Today Amusements at the Orpheum and Savoy

The Orpheum presents Amy of the Circus with the Orpheum players. Belasco and Barrymore star in Dorian's Divorce with Grace Valentine. Sallie Fisher appears in Little Shepherd of Bargain Row. Other reels include Gloria's Romance with Billie Burke and Henry Kolker, Seeing America First at Gem, Hazel Dawn in The Fetid Girl at Princess, and final chapters at Family and Quincy theatres with Pearl White in Iron Claw.

Orpheum Amy Circus Pictures Belasco Lionel Barrymore Grace Valentine Dorian Bargain Row Sallie Fisher Savoy Billie Burke Henry Kolker Gloria Gem America Princess Hazel Dawn Mary Page Zulon Dawn of Courage Quincy Iron Claw Pearl White

Amy of the Circus at the Orpheum Tonight

At the Orpheum theater tonight the play Amy of the Circus is presented. A celebrated New York success it tells how Amy, a circus girl, falls for a country minister and overcomes obstacles to happiness. The production features specially painted scenery and aims to be above ordinary with Miss Telson in a new role. A matinee is scheduled Saturday and Sunday with a final Sunday night show.

Amy of Orpheum _ theater Amy New York Williams

Highland Park outing at Highland today hosts orphans guests

The Quincy K of will hold its annual outing at Highland today starting at noon with a basket picnic. Dinner at six features the orphans as guests while the St. Louis K of C Choral club with 60 voices headlines the evening entertainment. A prize one step dance and Sunday vaudeville shows add to a day of merit.

Quincy K of Highland Knights St. Louis

Danish Cession Expands U S Caribbean Control

The United States would acquire the three Danish West Indies St Thomas St Croix and St John for 25000000 dollars strengthening its naval reach in the Caribbean and opening the door to broader influence including Puerto Rico the Panama Canal zone Florida and Port au Prince in Haiti if related treaty with Haiti is approved. St Thomas faces bankruptcy St Croix sees social upheaval and planters hope American sovereignty will spur sugar and rum exports while St John remains largely undeveloped.

United States St. Thomas St. Croix St. John Island of

Borland renews beef trust charge in Congress

Representative Borland of Missouri renewed his beef trust charge in the house on Wednesday and urged action on a resolution to investigate meat prices by the federal trade commission. He cited large dividends for packers and warned of dwindling cattle numbers, calling for an inquiry and intervention. The act ing Labor Secretary had not decided on department action. The Chamber of Commerce plans a conference to press Congress for prompt action.

Washington Borland Missouri Federal Trade Commission Swift Company Armour Company Morris Company Cudahy Company Labor Post Department Mediation Board Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation Chamber Wilson Congressional Commerce Committees Congress

Treat Exports as Enemy Mail Waive Rights to Seize

London reports the government will release a number of enemy-origin securities seized in mails between Holland and U.S. houses. Despite claims to treat such securities as contraband, the Foreign Office says they will waive strict rights and permit neutral destinations, enabling secure transactions for allies.

London Foreign Office Associated Press Holland United States His

Rail strike watch as government seeks quick agreement

Washington Aug 3 officials of the federal government including President Wilson are closely watching the railway dispute between 225 systems and 400000 employees. They are preparing to aid in reaching an agreement and to avert a strike after the Chamber of Commerce of the United States appealed to labor officials.

Washington Wilson Labor Department Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Price of shoes to rise 10 to 20 percent this fall

St Louis manufacturers say public will pay 10 to 20 percent more for shoes this fall and winter. Prices for lower grades will rise 50 to 75 cents a pair, while higher priced boots and shoes will average a dollar more. Causes include war exports, scarce hides, ships, and higher tanning costs.

ST. Louis Jackson Johnson United States India Balkan States South America China Balkans France Germany Russia

Senate House Conferees Agree on Academy Bill

Washington August 3 Senate and house conferees agreed on the military academy appropriation bill substituting for the senate amendment this year. It would appropriate 125 040 for new buildings and provide a three officer commission to investigate and report on building requirements at West Point.

Washington Senate House West Point

War Office Says Fronts Unchanged in Russia Report

Petrograd dispatch via London Aug 1 quotes the war office stating the situation on all fronts is unchanged. The brief statement offers no new developments and preserves regional steadiness as Western fronts remain quiet.

Petrograd London War Office

Fragmentary verse hints clash with romance in blurred note

A garbled OCR style fragment mentions a pretty woman, a man in love, and a conscience about a record. The lines suggest romantic sentiment rather than a clear news item, with unclear names or places.

Shrapnel Shells Explode On Boat Elzey Fire

One hundred shrapnel shells exploded during a fire on the four masted schooner George W. Elzey in Erie basin. A fireman was injured by a shell fragment. Fourteen men leapt overboard and swam to safety as flames spread from the deck to the hold where ammunition was stored.

New York George W. Elzey Erie Basin Elzey

Hughes Acceptance Address Printed in Record Speech Noted

On August 3 in Washington Republican Leader Mann secured unanimous consent to print Charles E. Hughes acceptance address in the Congressional Record. Representative Elsa Williams of Illinois delivered a lengthy critique accusing Hughes of inconsistency deception and demagogy. Several Republicans gave notice they would respond when the House meets again Friday.

Washington Mann Charles E. Hughes Congressional Record Elsa Williams Illinois House

Crown Prince Frederick William Receives Doctorate

Berlin university grants the title Doctor of Laws to Crown Prince Frederick William, announced by the Lokal Anzeiger. The report notes the public mood on such honors and ends with a quip on daughters and sons-in-law.

Amsterdam London Berlin University Frederick William Berlin

When Visiting Strange Places

Vacation and summer trips bring disordered digestion from changing water and food. Salts and castor oil can cause nausea, so Foley Cathartic Tablets offer a gentle relief. From Miller and Arthur Drug Co.

Miller and Arthur Drug Co

Tageblatt Suppressed in Berlin by Military Authorities

Berlin dispatch reports the Berliner Tageblatt has been suppressed again by military authorities. The paper had resumed publication weeks earlier on condition it refrain from too vigorous dispute with conservatives.

Berlin London Berliner Tageblatt

Foley's Honey and Tar advertised remedy claim

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for hay fever asthma coughs and colds. It promises throat soothing hoarseness relief eased breathing and restful sleep without opiates, from Miller and Arthur Ding Co.

Foley Miller Arthur Ding Co

Salaries Raised for Top Knights and Delegates

Davenport Aug 3 The supreme knight and supreme secretary salaries rose from 3600 to 4509 dollars. Delegates per diem increased from 5 to 10 dollars daily plus ten cents mileage. Four supreme directors were reelected for three years: Reddin Denver Dussaint Quebec Leche Donaldsonville and Dwyer St Paul. Mass meeting at the Coliseum featured Scott Sullivan and Gallagher. Old Point Comfort Va was chosen as 1917 convention site.

Davenport Towa Supreme Knight Supreme Secretary Supreme John Ff. Reddin Denver N. A. Dussaint Quebec Paul Leche Donaldsonville W. H. Dwyer St. Paul Coliseum Joseph Scott Los Angeles Jerry B. Sullivan New York Daniel J. Gallagher Boston Old Point Comfort

Tanlac touted as stomach remedy in Canton Missouri

An advertisement touts Tanlac as a vegetable stomach remedy that aids digestion and liver and kidney function, claims to relieve indigestion gas and heartburn, and includes a testimonial from C. R. Jenkins. The Tanlac Man promotes the product at Brown & Mays drug store with price of 1.00 per bottle or 3 for 2.75 postpaid.

C. R. Jenkins Canton Quincy Brown & Mays Drug Store

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