"er N‘ l‘ H 7‘"; WWWDAY, OCT. :3. £91; 3.4 ‘ the chief coast defenses of the coun- . ignorance of the law. _ to September 30. But they can only mmmmwm zvsauo sum WT VOUTR ‘ FOR OOUNTfiRFEiTMlI. M .. Edward Carroll. 17, Lived in Cove and Made Half Dollars, 0111:1111. Bay. Edward Wilbur. aged 48, of 1047 Washington street South End. Boo- ton. and Edward Carroll. 17 ot 131-13133. port, were arraigned before Commie sioner Hayes in the federal court at Boston. Monday, charged with mak- ing, having in their possession, and passing counterfeit halt dollars. Both men pleaded not guilty. They were held in $3.000 each for a hearingi on Oct. 15. Secret Service Agent Mair nasse was the complainant. Wilbur and Carroll Were arrested last Thursday evening when about to board a New York train at South at» lion, Boston. Wilbur was charged with carrying a loaded revolver and (‘arroll for being a suspicious charac- ter. A little while after taken into custody Wilbur confessed to Mannasse that (‘arroli and he have been making counterfeit half dollars in a cave in a lonely section of West llonhury and then circulating the bogus money in and around the vicinity of Boston. They were searched and more than 100 counterfeit half dollars of the. dates 1111111, 1911.1, and 1907 were found in their possession. They were questioned as to the amount of. bogus money they successfully turned into good coin, but AGRISUG to answer this question. al- though the federal authorities have reason to believe that many storekeep- (We in the towns near Boston were' snimlled. Their suspicions were con- firmed when Chief Pollard of the Wakefield police telephoned that men answering the. descriptions of Wilbur and Carroll had “exchanged several counterfeit half dollars for good silver fromihe. town storekeepers. Bogus half dollars have also been passed in Stonebam recently. and it. is thought that the same parties were the guilty ones. . ’ ’ SHIRLEY SEES PRESIDENT. ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.———Represen- mbive Bilriey, of Kentucky. Chairman of the Fortificationhfiub-commlttee of the House Appropriations Committee, who recently returned from a visit to try, had an engagement with President Wilson yesterday to discuss plans for the coming session of Congress. M RATE EXPERTS "4 WASHINGTON. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.—~Rate experts. public service chiefs and rail- road presidents and executive oliicers from many parts of the United States are assembled here. to attend the sessions of the National Associn‘ lion of Railroad Commissioners. One oi the outstanding features of the con- vention is expected to be discussion of government ownership of _ public utilities. GAME HUNTERS SHOULD LEARN NEW STATE LAWS. Changes to Federal Laws Also Make Familiarity With Provisions Emi- nently Desirable. 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EDUCATIONAL topics of PRO“ Motion Picture Magic , Curiosities of Motor Vehicles A11 Army on the March Mobilising the News ' Recent Development: of Electricity ,_ prime and Its Detection mnuisctuling Problems Solved Labor soving Malone: for the Ollie: Labor-swing Appliances for Hotels ’ The Arr of Making Sta‘tues The Mechanism of s Dottie ‘ . Concrete and In Use: Buying Ind Selling Gold and Silver Moving Pictures Under was: . War Experiences of on Air Scout ' 11va Railroad Men Are Made Uncle Sam’ I Appraisers The 11111:th ’ ‘ j' I Across ‘ihc continent by Telephone '( , Utilization of Animal Matters , Protecting a Retreatlng Army. Hsuufwn or Celluloid ' fie Rubber Industry ‘ , Motor Truck: in Military Service . Armored Automobilclia War Field Gun Ind Acrisi Projectiles How Tree-1 Are converted' in Psper ’ Wild 1111111111121 Moving Pictures x j . 1 The MqulIcture of Twine . i . ‘ Fort that Travail on Wheels ,_ V The Art. of the Cutler Rupid Fire Machine Guns k, ' )Bgcterlologyvand Your Health World's Gréatgst Life Saving Sutton “MI Dogs and Hydrophobia fe 111111111111 Microbes ‘d to Good Hahn: _ - the Human Jaw ‘—~. 1 Oxygen Ind Human Energy Baseball Winter 511011: in Switzerland Mankind in the Making Ii d-wriiing and ilumnn Efficiency C aracter in Hand-writing The Montessori Method The Daniel Boone Idea in Education Eiliuency in Learning "Dum- Dum" Bullets Fighting Deéth in Mines . 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