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The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
BIRTHS.
DIED.

ARBEYTER--Bertha and Louis, two
children OF Mr. and Mrs. Arbeyter,
viii be buried from her brothers
home, Garrett Van Welt, 1S6 Jay-st.
Funeral services y. Tn-. "Wednesday.
BURNS-Nov 90, Johanna Burns. at
her residence, 25i Pine-st, beloved
wife OF Richard Burns and mother or
Edward. John. Mary. Anna and Rich
ard and Mrs. Thomas Cotter Mrs.
Burns. Funeral Wednesday, s a. m.
from residence and $3.50 st Vincents
church.
BOCK--Herman, Nov. 81. age 81 years.
beloved father of Mrs. Henry Pleugge
and julius Book. Funeral Thursday
from residence, SOB Clay-ave, r. IN.
GUNNING-Nov &c, 1911, a, her resi-
dence, 214 Concord ave, Mary, below
eo wife of the late Dennis Cunning
and mother OF Charles J. Cunning
Mrs. Mary Ellis. Mrs. Catherine Hal
Elizabeth Dillon. Mrs Agnes Wal
lace and the late Joseph cunning.
Funeral Wednesday from residence
at "a. m and st. Charles church az
$50 o'clock. Burial at Mt. ELLIOTT
81, a..
OF Alice German. Funeral Wednes-
day. Lady OF Sacred Heart church,
Chelsea, Mich, at $3.50 a. m
HOFFNEfa--Nov 81, 1911, at her resi-
dence, so Ferry-ave. west Ida r.,
wife OF J H. Homer. Notice of flu
neral later.
LOCKER-Nov 26, at her residence.
S7s Forrest west, Laura NJ. Locker.
beloved wife Of Joseph l.. Locker
and sister OF Mrs. Irene Wagner ana
Arthur H. Hunt. Funeral from her
late residence. Wednesday at p m
LANGELL--Nov 81. 1911, at her resi-
dence, 900 Cadillac blvd. Mae Geor-
giana. beloved wife OF John ID. Lam
CELL. Funeral services from mousse
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nov 25 aged 81
years beloved mother of Chas. Lent,
Mrs Frank Nernier, John and VIM.
LIGHT Funeral Wednesday from
residence. 1044 Canton, at D. m
SCOVEL-Nov. 81. at residence. S72
Bagg-st Massie w, husband OF An
ME N ScoveI. father OF Ferd j. SEQ
vel and brother OF James ID, Henry
and Alfred Scovel. aged 81 years. fu-
neral Wednesday. Nov. 20. at r.. m.
burial private.
VAN VOLKENBURGH-At family resi-
dence. 26 Melbourne Nov "a,
1911 Ida NJ, beloved wife OF Heber
S and mother OF Robert n" vivian
A. and James L. Van Volkenburgh.
and daughter of James H. and Mar
tina A Taylor Funeral from resi-
dence Wednesday, Nov. 20, at p. m
WINK E-Loretta (nee Bringard). Nov:
90. aged 81 years, beloved wife or
Joseph Winke and daughter OF MT.
and Mrs Peter Bringard. OF Crosse
Pofnte Farms Funeral from %
Playfair-ave Hamtramck. Wednes-
day at 1870 a. m Interment at the
GIotto by funeral car Church SER
vices az the Grotto at a. IN.
TOMBSTONE H., Sr, aged IS years,
beloved husband OF Harriet B., father
Of Martha, John, Alfred Jones and
Mrs. s. A. Baugh, Mrs. A. 9. Burton
and George and William. OF Chicago,
Ill Services from the residence, 24l
twenty fourth-st Wednesday at D.
m. Interment at Woodmere. Chicago
papers please copy.
81, 1911, John r.. be-
loved husband Of May G. Psrdee and
father OF Horatio Pardee. aged ~
years. at his late residence, 1922 Van
Dyke-ave. Notice OF funeral hereaf-
ter.
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find that s inspire confidence
number OF will notice
that evident
esu such bankers and
have not found has
expression significant Until
doement received from representative body of bankers the Equa
Die company has nothing the stakeholder.
1t is not likely the who well
organized would function of their
hands The could
easily would be
considerably the socseng literature Of
the
There a Of Equitable
such absolute safety the postal
tngs banks wef the
that they State supervision constantly improving the condition of
legislation
the risks bank
Equitable
Depositors Co. still further
These believe that the Equitable
Bank Dposo Guarantee Co has anything to sell There yet
ameup
tracive.
that
ing with certificates of stock.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
SAYS PUBLICITY WOULD
SOLVE TRUST PROBLEM
Seth Low Would Have Commit
tee of Seven Appointed
For This Purpose.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.-Publicity
as means OF solving the trust pro-
blem was urged today by Seth Low,
former mayor of New York. before
the senate committee on interstate
commerce.
Il profess | would like to see pub
licity tried, said Low, In many
business places safes are guarded not
by watchmen but by a light. My idea
10 that through federal incorporation
and federal license by the government
should require men In interstate busi'
ness TO reveal their affairs"
He favored the creation OF ma
tional trade commission OF seven
members, with powers similar to
those of the Interstate commerce com
mission
Low said the Civic Federation, OF
which he Is president, had sent Ques-
tions to the members OF all sorts Of
organizations. He submitted answers
returned by manufacturers, merchants
and bankers, as follows:
Whether the Sherman law, as now
interpreted was clear and workable
yes. 1872; No, Al.
~
tionAYes. 1871; No, SSS
Should the Sherman law be amend
td?-Yes, 5S5; No, 149.
Should railroads be allowed to en-
ter into agreements on rates Yes.
975: No, g.
Should union labor be excepted
from the provisions Of the Sherman
law?-Yes. lee; No. 962.
~ for hsa
excepted from the Sherman law?-
Yes 209; No. 500.
Should an act be passed providing
FOR national incorporation Yes, 1871;
No 1871
Should a national trade commission
be created?-Yes, GA: No. PIT.
Low praised a feature of the Aid
rich central bank plan. that he said
would enable the farmer In the west
TO borrow money from bank at the
same rate that was charged to the
richest men in New York
He condemned holding companies
MS bad influence in the business
world
"The less interference with bust
ness by the government the better,
observed Low, but The government
must interfere would have secret
trade agreements held TO be illegal
Intimating that existing combina-
tions should be regulated but not dis
integrated. Low said: II cannot see
any reason for breaking up the steel
corporation. | would rather 1t had
not been formed as il was. / believe
that to break II UP now, would make
IL possible for large stockholders TO
profit at the expense of small stock
holders. My instinct is TO leave what
is alone"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
G. Fisher. S73 McDougall.
H. Smith. 651 Baldwin.
Paul Lux, 43 Kercheval
w. Clark, 757 Chene
+. w Ekrut. sc Brandon
i. ]. Durkin. 852 Cameron.
A. T.. Somer. 272 Brandon -pl.
A. Nabozny 297 Hammond
JOS. Madry, li7 Otis.
a. Jablowski. $50 Cicotte.
Jos Aksmit. 100 Lockwood.
+. @. Clancy. 439 Fifteenth.
p Rizzl. 3s7 Division.
A. Kinch. 33S Theodore.
T. l.. McGrath. POI Waterloo.
J. Beitner. 10 Flower
NJ. Nowicki 1871 JOS. Campau.
w. PalascZewsky, rs Portland.
A. Kretschner. 80 Grandy.
+. Riohert, 434 Gilman,
A. Poniatowsky, $40 Buchanan.
l. Dubisky. Ia Fort.
w. Thompson, Is Longyear.
Il. Hussett, 4 Cooper
S. Zocny. IFS Garfield.
@ Simmer, la Charlevoix.
w. > Pocock. 241 Twenty NTH.
GIRLS.
J. ". Brooks, 220 Forsyth.
A. Macintosh, 314 Twenty-third.
{. Rorabacher. lac stephens.
r. j. Klesendorf. 32O Johnston.
r. A. Noss 1858 Wabash.
w, l.. kenueld, 10 lhSall GhTuenS.
II. WienCcke. 32S Baldwin.
r. A Prentis, 996 Kirby
Ed. Weise 5S3 Mcclellan.
JOS. Zisk, SO Thirtieth.
r Poskiewicz, 9S7 Chene.
Edw Sa1liotte % Mint.
JOS Komikosky. 962 Kirby.
J. Strach. 1856 Thirty-second.
H. H. Brow, III Howard.
VIM. Rheinholz, 1859 Michigan.
Leo. Hoppe, 253 Buchanan
NJ Dziedzic, 2S Rolin.
T.. Czyrink, s Sarvis-pl
Jas Lazarz, 81 GoldneT.
A. Surdej. i04 Wesson.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
WOULD COMPEL EXPRESS
COMPANY TO OBEY LAW
Acknowledgement Goes To Court
To Enforce New Schedule
of Rates.

Attorney-General Franz c. Kuhn APP
piled to the circuit court, Tuesday. for
a peremptory writ of mandamus TO
compel the American Express Co. 10
live up TO the law passed by the last
Legislature, and effective Aug. 1, 1911,
compelling II to charge only 25 cents
for all express packages consigned TO
points within Michigan, and weigh
ing not more than. five pounds, and
with the value given as not over $40.
An order to show cause why the
mandamus should not be granted was
issued
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
OVER $500 RAISED
FOR BOYS REPUBLIC

NJ. o. Straight, in charge OF the
Get In and take a ride" automobile
campaign to raise funds for the Ford
Republic, estimated. early Tuesday
afternoon, that between $1,000 and
$4,000 would be realized by the
scheme The project was placed in
operation at a. m. Monday and con-
tinued until noon on Tuesday.
The work of counting the proceeds
is now going on in the Office Of the
Union Trust Co. under the direction
OF Ralph Stone, assisted by number
of the Ford Republic boys. The boxes
picked up at noon. during the closing
hour Of the campaign, we're the heav-
lest OF them all.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
M. w. SCOVEL, FORMER
ALDERMAN, PASSES AWAY

Massie w. Scovel, alderman from
the Sixth ward in the Pingree admin
istration. died, Monday, In the family
home, No. 372 Bagg-st. Mr.. Scovel
was born in Greenfield township, 81
years ago, and the family home was
located at what Is now Grand River
ave. and the boulevard Mr. Scovel
was well-known contractor and
builder. He Is survived by his wife
and one son, Fred j. Scovel. Funeral
services will be held Wednesday aft
1rnoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
POLICE DON'T BELIEVE
GIRLS LURID STORY

Mildred Harris who says she has
been rooming at No. 1913 Adams-ave.
east. was arrested, Monday night.
charged with stealing $40 from man.
In police court. the girl told Justice
Stein narrowing story of being in
duced to go from her home in Sag
NAV to Cleveland by travelling man,
who made an effort to place her in a
resort.
She says she was locked up in a
house with iron bars for four weeks
and, finally. the travelling man relent-
ed and gave her ticket back to De-
troit The police, howevs, know her
reputation, and place no stock in her
story.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
PUT OUT FIRE STARTED
BY UNKNOWN MAN

PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. 2S-Angered
because he was refused admittance to
"Stonycroft," the home of Charles
Stinchfield in Bloomfield Hills, a
stranger believed to be foreigner
set fire 10 the front of the veranda
of the dwelling last night.
The blaze was exting/shed before
any serious damage was done The
officers here we're notified but they
were unable to find any trace of the
man.
The Stinchfeld buildings are being
closely watched.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
DEATHS.

Thomas Badina 55 years. 617 Han
cock E. ValVular heart disease, John
u. Eagan. IS years, Dequindre, mitral
insufhciency. Miriam Beadle, 66 years,
25j Harrison. carcinoma OF stomach
Peter Defer, Ga years, 3i3 Defer -pl.,
valVular heart disease. Heryanna Jcs-
ionnoska, | month, S33 FarnswOrth,
acute bronchitis George Jessop, SO
years Harper hospital carcinoma OF
stomach: William J. Ackerman. 81
years. 30 Zender-pl. mitral insulnciecy,
Augusta Grunewald, - years. 155 Wa
terman aortic insufflciency. Richter
prai dropsy. William Wilson. So years.
ST. Marys hospital, lohar pneumonia
Michael T. Frank. 80 years. 392 Wes-
son, bt oncho pneumonia; Mary y. john
son. SO wear. - Philadelphia cerebral
apopleXy TadcusZ Lcsczcwski, / year.
1850 Dubois, diptheria Elisha ~ Finn,
81 years. u Putnam dilation OF heart;
Herbert LoeWe, years, 492 Central,
capiIyIary bronchitis: Emeline a. Itch
0cId ~ years 80 AleXandrinc e. pull
years As Leland, cerebral hemorra-
hage Lottie Carmin. 80 years. Grace
hospital Cholicystitis. Richard Lara,
vears-s3e Vinewood. mitral regurgi
tation; Anna Bucko. 9 years. 20 War
saw-pl diphtheria: Mary Reno %
wears. 81 Marys hospital. brol:pn car
diac compensation; Ellen Nestor. So
years Grace Hospital. carcinoma 90
intcstiues Gaitano l.. Simirlly, / year.
352 brewster. acute ilco colitis. Doro-
thy l. Samson . months 30 TWEEN
tieth. marasmus. John hickman, ~
years. 1890 JOS Campau. phtlisis laryn-
geal; Augusta krause, ~ years. 442
Superior chronic bronchitis. Ambrose
Miller. 8 months 1875 Kirby f., acute
nephrttis Luella Locker, - years
w est Side Hospital chronic bronchitis
Ellen Rosen. 90 years. pa Adams r.
chronic nephritis Agnes RcatZ. Is
wears. tuberculosis Hospital pulmonary
tuberculosis
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
WILL FEED FOUR HUNDRED

The Volunteers OF America will pro
vide a dinner for 400 poor, Thursday
afternoon, at. 2:30, in the headquar-
tiers of the organization. No. 80 Ma
comb-st. The Volunteers wish TO
thank the public for donations OF
money and food which have made the
giving OF this dinner possible.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT United INTERuRBAN

TOLEDO CLEVELAND LIMITEDS-S
1880 a IN, and every two hours TO sac
n m Toledo only 80 y. m. Toledo.
ENpress 2 a. m, every two hours TO Z.
p. m Toledo Locals. n. IN. every two.
hours 90 y. M, p m; Monroe only.
PoRT HURON LRITEDs-7:i5 a.
IA. every two hours TO I.l5 y. m, sun =
day only III p m. Locals, a. m, every
two hours to y. M, = - m Marino
civ only pom. Mt Clemens onlyr
80 IN hourly TO $50 y. m. 5 y. m. y
shore Line. 6's5 a. m, hourly to li.s5l
JACKSON KALAMAZOO LIAGTEDS,
-S 10 "a m every two hours to 30
y. nj. Jackson Lansing Limited, Gao -
m Jackson locals. n VA. every two
hours 10 .. ma Ann Arbor only q,
nm II n m To Worthwhile. S.gU7 a =
m. hourly to $3.50 y. IA. 7i30- pm. .
D. m, IA D. m. Saline cars from lpsi
iantt. .
M every two hours to 6.2S y m lo-
m IL n m. north OF oxford. .unday -
only other Romeo locals. 4. and -
ORCHARD lake prvIsfoN-5.t5. a !.
m hourly 70 s;'S m y Pm
hall hourly 20 $ y m, 20 minutes to
d ma: half hourly 90 S;35 p. m
hourly 10 al rs y. nv .tt-tr ,
PONTIAC LIMfTEDS--t:50 y. m. Z
bI0 $40 y. m locals. Sac a a.
every 20 minutes 20 20 a. m. ~ -
m. eyery 80 minutes 70 sie D vi. eis0
y. IN. $50 y m. p m, $50 D. m.
: 90 J. m. 1850 2. M. II .. m. Bir--
mtngham only. ESQ .. m. 7lo D m.
and midnight. "A ~ n
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN y
MAY BE FROM ANN ARBOR

PORT CLINTON, Ohio, Nov. Is
The mutilated body OF an unidentified
man was found near here early today.
lids neck was broken and the body
showed evidence OF having been
struck by a train. The name F. O..
Baker. Ann Arbor, was found inside
the coat. Two stiff hats were found
near the body
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

Co
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II
a pos %
% r rmati onwthc abIe intere
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
EIr,, Draft In WI.o.. 10.

The first player ever drafted by
wisconsin Illinois league club hiss
been drawn by Oshkosh, which claims
Shortstop Taylor of the Mountain
States league. Generally. the wis.
consin woods are so full OF good ones
that all necessary was to sound the
horn in the spring and they come
trooping In.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
caston,s Men Nip Rattle.

A rattle scheduled for Monday night
in George Roth's place, Grand River
ave. and Myer's-rd.. In Greenfield, and
widely advertised through the coun.
tryside, did not come OF. Sheriff Cas-
toms men we're on hand early and the
rattle was abandoned. Prosecutor
Shepherds forces took a night on.
Detectives Wilson and Black were out
for the police department, but found
no violations.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
1oledo Man souaht Here.

Clarence r. Post. 2s years old. has
been missing from his home at No
2001 Monroe-st.. Toledo, for more
than year and his relatives are
making renewed search for him.
They appealed TO the Detroit police.
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
TWO INJURED WHEN
TROLLEY CARS COLLIDE

collision occurred between two
Rapid railway cars on an open switch
near Leesville, about 8 a. IN. Tuesday
Mrs. Tart, of Marine City, was hurt
about the head, and Editor Marvin
o, the Sentinel Utica. Mich, slightly
bruised. The cars were not going
very fast at the time, and escaped
serious damage.
The cause Of the collision has not
been learned by the ID. u r. officials
in Detroit.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
TAT To visit cleveland.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-President
Taft today accepted an invitation TO at
tend the dinner OF the Ohio Society I'm
New York, on January % and the din
ner Of the Tippecanoe Club, at Cleve-
land. Ohio, on Jan. 20 He will 40
from New York 90 Cleveland without
returning 20 washington.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
cam. po-tpcp-d-r,re rro.hle.

bluegrass league players are going
20 travel around the league by auto
mobile. This Will Introduce new line
on the sporting pages: Game post
poned because OF tire trouble"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
STORAGE AND cARrAGE.
urrp wA>rED-FEM,IE.

" ,NTEp immcdiately 90 ladies to
stamp transfers az home. sl.'V dozen
work guaranteed. call 2lS Wood
ward-ave.. Room 45.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

HAVE had Equitable Bank Depostors
Guarantee another inquirer
- cannot find Ii is organized
find that king is O inspire confidence
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

The empress OF Russia liked the yio-
lin playing OF the boy Etfem Hlm,
balist. SO that she had him excused
from military duty so he could study.
When he graduated his dlpiDma was
marked "Incomparable." Unlike most
foreign musicians his hair is short lie
II in America giving concerts.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES,
HAIR GOODS.
WIN. A. HAINES.

WIN. A. HAINES,
Ha,nes Wigs and Toupees are well
made, tho most natural effects being
produced In quality, workmanship
and price 1 have no competitor. La
dies, my stock OF fine French Hair
Goods Is very complete. imported d.
rect from Leon Pelleny, OF France
This hair store 10 over 400 years old
AMI the goods the most reliable In
the world Natural wavy switches
In all shades, gray and white In
cluded Straight hair switches. oil
shades and lengths. Perfect trans
formations In all shades including
gray and white pompadours, puns.
ourls, rolls, etc. Hair and hair goods.
wholesale and retail 81 don't deal In
Chinese refined nor sea grass) wigs
TO rent for parties and masquarades.
In looking for a reliable hair goods
house don't overlook me; 80 years In
the same store ought TO appeal 10
your Judgment. Established in my
present hair goods store 1879
VIM. A. HAJNES.
70 Grand River-ave. cor. Bagley-ave
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
HELP wANTED-MALE.

A.A.A.-Learn to Dance
So, stay until you learn; Glasses Tues
days and Fridays: open for Begin
ners every night; privats lessons by
appointment McDONALD'S ACAD-
Envy, 333 Mchlgan-ave. Phone
Cherrv 2O05-J .e,
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
ron sALE-vACANr Lots.

CAMERoN-AvE., NEAR wEsTMIN-
STER, 30xlo0. 1900.
TERRACE SITE. HUBBARD-AVE.,
near Lafayette. 100x200; cheap.
LAKE POINT4AvE.. NEAR JET
PERSON, four lots. 30x1b4; s45o
BEALS-AvE., NEAR MACK. 3Ox10o;
s47b
Lots In all parts OF city on which
will build homes 10 suit purchasers.
Small payment down.
c. Al. JOHNSON,
Cherry 1877. 72s Ford Bldg,
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., Is John II. st.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

cons TRUcTIoN LoANs-Llbera
amounts } = Weber 203 Gratiot
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a
piano and also apples, oranges, candy
and bananas. Bring other little boys
and girls something too. I'm little girl
ten years old and in the fourth reader.
| will try to mind mama and papa.
will try to be good girl as long as
live. / have little brother. He is
three years old. He wants a rockey
hore and wagon. Good bye. Your
little girl. SADIE ANN HATcHETT.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. IL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08
LAND NOTES.

Do not think it win not pay you 10
come or write me about farm because
! live IN the country between Union CITY
and Martin. worS where others do
not. have about 800 farms to sell
any size, any price, any terms. Come
70 Terrell. Tenn, or write me. -Four
jacks for sale.
37-4t r. o. PhaRIsH,
4. +. D. No 8, Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

buttons and also belt. Bring plenty
of fireworks and good things to eat /
am seven years old and 60 to school
every day. I'm good little boy. So
good bye. ED LLOYD RUSSELL.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. II.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

Dear Santa Claus: / am going to write
you letter. How are you getting along2
l want you to bring me ring and some
apples and oranges and candy, and that
is all. hope you will bring everybody
something. Please bring my uncle some
apples and lemons and oranges. Please
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08
South Ury street.

Dear Old Santa Claus / am a little
boy, four years old. / have light hair,
blue eyes, and weigh thirty-four pounds,
and / am going to be good boy. Want
Santa Claus to bring me little drum,
some pretty little blocks to play with,
and lots of good things to eat. Dear
Santa, don't forget your little friend,
WILLIS EDGAR REESE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08
and some nice story books and lots Of
toys. RoBT. Gro. BRAMHAM.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. II.

ana some nice story DOORS ana lots OF
toys. RoBT. Gro. BRAMHAM.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. II.
Dear Santa: Please bring me little
tub, wash board, little doll with
white dress on, some chocolate candy
and doll bed, and anything else you
want to bring. III try to be good.
Your little friend,
ELSIE NICHOLS.
Obion, Tenn, Dec. 10.
Dear Santa: / want you to bring me
doll bed, doll cart and doll with
red dress on, washboard and tub, and
some fruit and set OF little chairs and
table. l am
Your little friend,
HAZEL NICHOLS.
Obion, Tenn, Dec. Is.
Dear Santa Claus: / will write you
to tell you what want. / am good
little girl and go to school and study the
First Reader. / want aigreat big doll
and trunk, rocky horse, a set Of lit
tie dishes, a pair Of red top shoes and
anything else that is pretty. Lots of
things to eat, and please don't forget
mamma and papa and my teacher, Mrs.
Leila Williams.
From your little girl,
ELLA MAI COLE.
Hickman, KY, r. F. d. 2, Dec. II.
Dear Old Santa | am little girl |
two years old. Please bring me doll,
cat, a pretty book, and please don't |
forget me red rocking chair and lots
to eat Don't forget mamma and papa,
From your little girl,
EsTELLE Cole.
Hickman, KY, r. F. d. 2, Dec. IL.
Dear Santa Claus: / want a little
a carpet sweeper, and a tea
set, doll dresser and baby doll with
long clothes on. Ny little brother,
three years old, wants train. an auto
and boat. You know we ii
want candy, apples, oranges and grapes.
Don't forget my grandmother and
grandpa in Union City.
Your little friend,
MARY HOLMES GREER.
Memphis, Tenn, 2571 Union Place.
Dear Old Santa Claus: am little
boy nine years old and go to school
every day. / am in the fourth grade.
Am very good little boy. Want you
10 please bring me an air gun, some
Roman candles, a sled.
pistol and some caps and lots Of good
Kings to eat, and don't forget my little
,ousin, Louise Posey, and mamma. /
rour little boy. JIM Ray DycUs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

Dear Santa Claus: am a little girl
six years old. / want you to bring me
a tablet and pencil, bugle, box Of
chocolate and some fruits if you please.
/ hope you won't think it is asking too
much. Bye-bye, Santa Claus. Ny
name is FARRA GLEN DEFINING.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. IL.
P. S. Please bring me satchel and
painting pencils. forgot TO tell in my
letter. f. g. ID.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08
RID. No. Z, Union City, Tenn.

Dear Santa; | want you to please
bring me a doll, rain cape, doll
buggy, some hair ribbon and cloak,
and whatever you choose will suit me,
even to. rag Betsy.
Your little friend,
MoZELLE REEVES.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

Dear Old Santa Claus; / want you
to bring me suit of clothes, football,
all kinds of fireworks, some candy,
fruits and nuts. Don't forget little
brother, Lewis Castle He wants bail
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08

Ask your grocer for DAHNKE'S
WRAPPED BREAD. He will charge
YOU no more for it. All the goodness
kept in-all the dirt kept ont.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-08
something too, her name Il Mrs. Hazel
Steele. Well, good bye.
JESSIE STANLEY.
Union City, Tenn, Dec ~.

Dear Santa Claus: / am girl twelve
years old. Please bripg me ring,
locket and many good things to eat.
Bring little brother a wagon and Roman
candles. Don't forget all little chill
dren. Very truly yours,
GRACE HATcHETT.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. ~.