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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
SHEPHERD WILL WINK AT
OPEN BARS, CHRISTMAS DAY
Prosecutor Announces He's Co
ing to Place Liberal Con-
struction on Law.

Cheering news for Detroit's thirsty
citizens was given out, Tuesday morn
ing, by Prosecutor Shepherd, when he
announced that the saloonkeeper
caught selling a few drops on Christ
mas night, will not be prosecuted"
just how the new prosecutor stands
as to the enforcement of the liquor
laws on holidays has worried saloon
keepers for several weeks, especially
in view of the fact that Christmas this
year. falls on Monday. A strict In
depreciation OF the -Warner-Cramto
law means that for two days in sue
cession Detroit would be dry town.
Hotel men and cafe proprietors were
also up In the air. over the prose
cutor's attitude toward New Years
celebrations. In his talk, Tuesday,
Mr. Shepherd tells Just how he stands.
IL think IL Is entirely wrong and q
hardship 10 q great many Detroit citi-
zens TO close saloons and hotel bars
two days in succession, and am going
to take liberal view of the matter,
Mr. Shepherd said. II thoroughly be-
lieve In closing drinking places on
Sunday, and | will not wink at any
violations OF the Sunday closing law.
AS to the closing on Monday, which
is Christmas, that Is different. II is
a long time for some people TO go
from Saturday night until Tuesday
morning without drink, and the sa-
loonkeeper selling few drops Mon
day night will not be prosecuted.
Christmas Monday is no different than
any other Monday
II don't pretend to make the. laws,
but have certain discretionary pow
ers which | intend to exercise. In
other words, violation on Sunday
| might not be a violation on Monday.
Now, don't misunderstood me! I'm
| not saying that Detroit can be a wide
open town Monday, but do say that
viii be quite liberal, and there will
have to be some pretty strong EVIL
dence TO induce me TO recommend a
warrant for Monday selling"
New Years celebrations will have
TO be held Saturday night. Mr.. Shep-
herd says, and liquor selling must
cease at midnight.
Hotels and cafes" said the prose-
cutor, will receive instructions that
persons who like to end the old year
with a little celebration in which liquor
is the chief item on the bill OF fare,
must hold these affairs on Saturday
night. and no liquor must be sold after
IL o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
,ETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN.


TOLEDO-CLENELAN LIMITEDS--ad
80 m and every two hours TO 5:3a
n NJ Toledo only. 1880 p. IN. Toledo
Express Z a. m, every two hours TO
10 M, Toledo Locals a. m. every two n
hours TO D. m. p. m. Monroe only
- pp8n IT. HrRoN LIMITEDs-7:is a. "a
m every two hours TO 1:l5 y, m: sun q
dav only IL p. IN. Locals. s a. m. every ~.
C W only SIP. m; NJ: Clemens only.
s.S5 a m. hourly to $50 y. m. D. m. n
shore Line. 6:25 a. m. hourly TO 1885
JNK'cKsoN- KALAMAZOO LINITEDs
e,iO a m every-tMo- hours to 4slo
- ~, Jackson Lansing Limited. $40 D.
y, Jackson locals. a. m. every two8d
hours 10 p m. Ann Arbor only 9 49,
~ /, M re re-, NeTthxilie $50 a. m, hour. ~
- s.so .. m, 100 .. m, p m. IL d.
~ saline cars from Ypsilanti "a
" III T>T- SAGINAW LIMITEDS-e:15 ~.
M every two hours TO 6;35 .. m -
ocals a m. every two hours to d. uf
- III o. m. north OF oxford. sunday. a ,
only other Romeo locals. =. and -
p. ORCHARD LAKE pIvIsIoN--s;4s a.rit
M vSY0% SHSlbb ST s;'i Dt + ISL ss
haif hourly TO sLp. m; 20 minutes to-
"a. M: half hourly to s:ss D. m. hour
ly ps,SSS rriss LIMIrEDs-.so D. m !o.t
SO $50 p. m Locals. $40 a m osf
Syery 20 minutes TO 7:20 a m. 7:ts a. =.
~ half hourly 10 i2:fs .. m. lie pxs7
m. every 20 minutes TO she y. m. $50
% IN. T:S0 p, m. y m. $50 p. IN. ~
70 p. M lo.so p. m. ~ .. m Bir-A-
ming ham only. e.3o D IN. 7:lo p. mac
and Midnight 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
BIRTHS.

BOYS
r. Crane, III Park.
a. Renner. 47s Howard.
n. V. Joyce. 1872 w Boulevard
A. westowski 40 Thirty-second.
c. b. Edwards, 90 Kercbeval
w. Kutulc, 1881 Van Dyke.
Il. a Afford 1862 Locust
w -. Duckett, 1854 Wabash.
p. Chase, 26i Dix.
c. ~ Crosman. S37 Montclair
r. A. Armstrong SIS Brush.
q. NJ. Eckstrand, $40 Fourth
J. Kaursterner 20 Feirview.
r.. l.. Bryant. s57 Milwaukee w.
8. T. Henderson ao2 sheridan.
F. Schlere. 400 Hulburt.
L. C. Gowins, 26hia Selden
GIRLS.
! Redmond, IT'S Orleans.
r. A. Lutes. 26s Heidelberg,
W. Kleiman, III Green-ave
A. McInnis. $50 Wabash.
l. Fielder. 2s4 Macomb.
A. VI. Clute. 3062 r. Grand blvd.
G. Reitz, 2s3 Poplar.
l. r.. Mckenzie. 139 Lincoln.
G. r. Bartrum. 766 Twelfth.
II. ]. Thompson. SO Commonwealth
T. G. Fletcher. 1890 Woodward.
NJ. Smulski. 1870 Campbell
r Ch0FtHu, tf64 FtuewUUu
T. Gi-ard. lOI6 wabash.
J. Berman. sol f.. High.
g. Kuhn. l61 Blackstone
s ] Edwards. % stanford
r. n Ozies, C79 Seneca.
r. Podlcsienski. 1902 Riopelle
r.. Mcdonald. 1875 Fleld-aye.
y cchrctacr '@rn Nodtury
IT, Umbret. i67 Besis-ave.
" a. Rushway POI Glynn-ct
r.. Merrell. $50 Wabash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

Day GOODS.
n Henderson, ga 0rano niSe'
Kaiden. 500 GratIot hve..o. Ava
HH.S Rolf, ll51-11bS Grauot
~ S,sael 1910 Grattot ave
cisa.i pros 1900 Chene, cor Mll"a
o,,,s Krapp, 1862 Jefferson ANe; ,,o,
Ivneerford a Caughey, Lsta agars
sam,,ei T Hook. laIs-lfse
THE Ideal 1895 Gratiot Ave.
strutz & schmidt. SIT Baker
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
!, I,raef. go Gratiot Ave
Ies, Il Graef. 1914 Cratiot Ave
Fischer. l4f6 West Fort 81
P..nk Rolf. l15l-ll63 Gratiot Ave
nas,erle a. Homer. Az Gratiot Ave
TS henderson, 914 Grand RIVER ave
Dawson q Nesbitt. 1852 Mooawaro ave
GeorRe Hewstone. 3Ss Gay ave
Sol Rosenthal. River rouge
EuRNITURE STORES.
u.,ger q Martz. 524 oratiot Ave
CANDY STORES.
uammelef Candy Co. ~ Sraho nVsf'
r,a% 4, Nadeau, River Rouge.
HARDWARE.
o,v. a Wickey. go Oland RIVER Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co.. 46S Grand River
u Schmttz 1904 Russell 81
MEAT MARKETS.
~ W SpOen.. 1870 West Fort 81
G.,rntt Market Co. 3Sb Clay Ave-
IT, Gaedcke. 2436 Jefferson Ave
~ Rebtov. l495 Fourteenth Ave
I.risse Bros 2l0 McDouRall IL
I,ad Wurster River Rouge
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Krtea Bros. 1875 Grafton Ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
SAVES MAN FROM WORKS

Mrs John Ginley, No. AZ Howard
ST., went out TO do the Christmas
shopping, Monday night, and John,
her husband, was so peeved thereat,
that he locked the doors. She re-
turned home laden with bundles and
weary from much walking. When
she attempted to get in, John walked
to the door and opened II far enough
to hurl blazing lamp at her. She
made several later assaults upon the
door and at each assault, John heaved
some household utensil at her.
Finally. she summoned the aid OF
big policeman, who promptly locked
John up.
Police Justice Stein was on the
point OF sending him to the House OF
Correction. Tuesday morning, when
the woman came to his rescue.
IF you send him up to the works,
I'm afraid the children won't see
Santa Claus" said the woman.
So the court suspended sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
DEATHS.

Wenzeslaus Rosanska, rs years. Ma
comb county, Mich, pneumonia; Marie
Klein. 1 year, 397 Antoine, burns TO
BODY: Frederick Eldred, 33 years, 81
Twentieth. pulmonary tubercul Dsis
Elizabeth Mite, 76 years, 10 Rathbone,
pneumonia; Annie Smelling, so years.
1859 Vinewood. pulmonary tuberculo-
sis; James Haligan. 20 years. ST. Mary $
months, 665 Garfield, commissions; Chas.
G. Hopkins, 10 years, 691 Morrell. hemi-
plegia; Michael Krolikowski, 20 years.
6l4 Mitchell, pulmonary tuberculosis:
Elizabeth Dean, 81 years, l47 Green
wood, cerebral apoplexy; May Fessler
36 years. $50 Clifford. typhoid fever;
Mary szoloz, ~ years; solvay hospital
typhoid fever; Lille f. Lewis, 80 years,
l67 Waterloo, acute peritonitis; Char
ley r.. Ormsbee, So years. 269 Buchan-
an. angina pectorisi Eileen Glynn,
years, Children's hospital, diphtheria
Bertha LaChance, 81 years, 755 Cadil-
lac. chronic myocarditis; Lucy Fiori, 3
months, 81 Wilkins, pneumonia; En-
liza Hon. 81 years, St Mary's hospital
endocarditis; Rosa Kuhn, sc years, 723
JOS Campau, cancer OF liver: Tilman
Abramovitch, 60 years, $50 Hastings,
cerebral hemorrhage; Carl +. Kinquist,
IS years. Grace hospital, abscess Fran
ces Rose 81 years. 612 Congress, myo-
carditis James Johnston. 90 years. st.
Mary's hospital. broncho pneumonia
Samuel Campo 2 months, 2S7 Clinton.
heart disease; Helen f. Feeney, 3
months, 1880 h.. Ferry, inanition; Her
man A. Liebetreu, "a years, 547 Eigh-
teenth, pneumonia; Ellen r.. Grant 5s
years, 451 Monroe, cerebral apoplexy'
Lena Miller. 80 years Kings hospital.
puerperal sepsis; Charles A. Baker,
months. Children's hospital, acute in
anition. Sebeoran F. Tolsma, IS years,
81 Elmhurst cardiac asthenia: Edward
Joyce, ~ years. IT'S Adams f., infiam-
nation: Peter Hughes. so years. 1885
Fourteenth. senility; Eugene Hickey.
40 years. 1852 Grand River. carcinoma
Sarah Saperstein % years. Harper
hospital puerperal sepsis: Imie Held
steir, "a years, Harper hospital. senile
gangrene; Albert +. Stein, 3s years,
Harper hospital. abscess OF lung
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

FISCHER-Dec. IS, 1911. at his son
Charles, residence, Mhite-st..
Wet, beloved father OF Frederick J.'
George o., Charles L., Oscar c. Fun
yvet nsyee Dec go. at 2 o'clock,
standard Burial at Woodmere
FEYs-Dec. IS. 1911. Mary. beloved
wife of Charles Feys, at residence,
341 Fourth-aXe. Funeral Thursoay
at $3.50, and at st. Aloysius church at
a. m.
KUEHN-Dec. Is, 1911. Rosa, aged 90
years beloved wife OF FREDERICK
Kuehn dear mother OF Mrs. John
DiegeI. nee Kuehn. Funeral Wednes-
day, Dec. 90, from residence, I'D jos a
Campau-ave., at l p m. and at i.oV
d. mr. from Hofy-Gfess church. y os.
Campau and Illinois-st.
MoRIARTY-Dec II, 1911, at parents
residence, 5S2 Alexandrine west,
daughter OF Henry and Matte M
Moriarty and granddaughter OF MI;
aud Mrs. William Notwell ana
Michael and the late Mary Moriarty'
Funeral from above residence 49,
nesday at $3.50 and st. Leo's church
at 8 o'clock.
SMITH-Dec. II. 1911, at her parents
residence. s Kinsman, Gladys, loving
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ
Smith. aged l6 years. Funeral Weo-
nesday at 80 from residence III
terment at German Lutheran ceHe'-
cry.
WoI.F-At her residence, 81 Hudson
ave. beloved wife OF w. X W OH
Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. m.
RATEs-Dec Is, at her residence. $50
SiNth-st. Marie, aged 81 years, pc
loved wife OF william Bates. Fun :
eral Thursday p. m. from residence
RoI.FFs-At her residence; 81 Hudson
ave, beloved wife or w H. Roile'
Funeral services Wednesday 10 a. IN.
posE- Dec. II. 1911. at her residence:
si2 Congress- st east Frances, aged
60 widow OF the late Scott s.. mother
OF Fred c., Scott y, VIII - anu
Katie Il Rose and Miss Jennie kraus'
Burial Wednesday at Johhsto""'
N Y
le. 1911. Mrs. Ann, aged
rs widow OF the late Parker Hart;
sister OF Frank RI. Blakely ana
grandmother OF Frank n. ana oscar
NJ. Howard. Funeral from her late
residence SO Mitchell-ave, THURSDAY
at o'clock lnterment In ElmWoou'
E,yERMAN-Dec Is, 1911, Emelia Fly
erman. aged 10. years, beloved mother
her daughters residence. % Library
ave. Funeral from r. Desjar q
sons chapel. Saginaw. Mich. wed
nesday at D. m.
.IANDER-.Dec. II. at her residence.
snee. beloved wife Of claude n. Ian
der Funeral from her late resi-
dcnce today at 1880 a. m: ana her
mothers home IN Crofton, Ky, Wed
nesday
NE,1ZNER-- Dec is, 1911, Annie, be-
loved daughter OF John A. and En-,
ma Metzner sister OF John ana
Lucy Mrs. w II. warren ana NJ :
George Brewster OF Omaha, Seq
Funeral from residence, 2sl Twelfth
=That sday- at 2 p. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
OFFICE, DETROIT HOUSE OF
CORRECTION.

December 18th. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 10 o'clock a. m. We'd
nesday, December 27th. 1911. for fur
nishing this Institution for the period
OF one year from January LIST, 1912, as
required with fresh beef by the car
cass, no carcass to weigh less than
$50 lbs. fore and hind quarters to be
OF the same carcass. and TO be young
steer or heifer beef
Also for chucks and plates OF steer
beef with not more than eight ribs
out. each chuck and plate to weigh
not less than 145 lbs.
Bids TO be Endorsed proposals COR
Beef"
The right to reject any or all bids
IL reserved.
JOHN L. MCDOWELL,
(6sSD Superintendent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOR VOTES

ls.,,,. Votes
800 roienfa Rolled Oats. I've
Beck. folea.. Rcli:1. o.i: save ..,. lo'
Beck. stoa. Grouni oatmeal. :.v: '0'
Icmar crs.nsr, Butter. saw. wi:,- '''
9aess Anne soap, ::v: wr:rc:r... -
e.sS. Ann. Anne Washing Powder.
Queen Anne sco...r. :.y. n::::s;:... ,Ss
n..ks.e ''aporated Min, save
sphinx Brand spices. saw: ca .ss 400 10:
-. brand Extracts, save ear
lee a CaaS's Powdered sugar. save
ooiansi. Iia.a G.;;.a;.. saw: 40
Whit. Lily sr.sd A.psra.us. save
raa., brand R.i.in-. ..v. carton i0'
k.i-I-Ci. Gum. ..v. o.;.,a. wr:s. '"'
rIse hin. :aa Ev.i;ioa;.. ca: %
n.n.Jsis,. s sI sssto 49,, LOO 20 a5'
AMI Horseradish, save LABELS. .lUe
bordes"s Potato Chips. save wrap
sh.iii,. wr.pp.d C:s::. n.,.. clean. i''
licious, wholesome cakes In wrap
persJ save wrappers. 100 and I5I
osn-anis saltcd Peanuts and Hut
trrscotch, save carton ........ So
la AsorA Cigars, save bands 81 and lOU
Mail P"uch Tobacco. save froat of
prekh8e 81
San Toy Toilet Water, save ear
s.s 10, P:;iam:, .... e.r.o on 500 'o''
~ ..'s.. ..s...s... loOe
sas Toy TaIcuin, save bsx. ....... I5U
sonD-a-side, save coupon. 100 to 15U
Grsnd Laundry, save laundry slips.
Old customers one vote for each
cent? new customers, 10 votes Tor
cnch cent.
Iowar's Mia. New customers On pur.
chase OF ~ worth OF tickets show
BY receipt staDpedt sew customer.
1000 votes.
,. CaIverts sons, coal aad coke, save
drivers delivery slip old customer.
800 votes Der toni aew customer RI
5000 votes per toa. ON hard coaI
and coke only.
Michael Mcnamara varnish Works.
Hart stein Ftnisht snve InbeIs. ?sO'
sou. i.55o and 2.sOO votes.
Grinneii Bros Pianos, save purchase
slips On Crinnell Bros.' own make
emily. Ten votes for eacb cent paid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20


Jeii-O, The Dainty Dessert. save
front OF carton. ~
ksro Corn syrup, save req iaDei 10,
ksro Corn syrup, save blue label io'
i>ingsf"rd Corn starch, save front ,.,
Argo Clos. starch, save entire car =,
u,es,. I:.,a:.. .:y: :ntir. car
ton .............''''
Duniaam's Original CocoAaut, save
front Of carton. ................. Az
hunilePs Premium Baking Choco-
late, save wrapper. 10y ana Ao'
hunkePs High urade brenktAst .,,,
Cocoa, save ain tops: 49,. -S'
RuniSei's Cocoa, labeled tin., save %,
RankeI'. Dairy MIX Choeolass. :,
Runkei's Almond MIX Chsceisfs' a,
RunkePs Vienna sweet Chocolate IN.
cs,.m. "T sarsn. Pows:r. :.v. ~ =
Aorion's Free Running SAT- s IN.
'front.' carton
Port Huron Triangle salt ssss 20 ,ue
$50, 5vV, iVoo
Boar's San Mario Conee. save IN,
wrappers ........ 49," -.
Dour's Pilot Gomez, save wrapper -
BoUr's COnQuerOr, steel euts saw -.
wrapper ........'....
Bours Royal Garden Cones, ssSs -.
wrapper
Bour's Old Master Conee, save an.
wrapper ...........
bvurs Royal Garde. Tes. :.s: ,oo.
wrapper ...'..
Parsons Household Ammosa, m,
Fr..eo-Americ.n Food rrodasss: .,..
save labels.
Uncle sans MacarOnf, spagheuh
Egg Noodles, save enurs 81 an,
~ 49, ~,
A-Istos Flour, save sack. 500 to oo"'
Bixh, Shoe Polish. save carton, an.
RED Hen sioIasses, save Label: 10.
Ginger Cake Moiasses, save isDe'' 20.
FIa.h Cleaner, save top OF can...' 40.
saginaw Tip Match, ssve eo.pos o'
KJar q Matca, save front OF car -,
ton. enclosing three boxes '.... so'
UncIr Jerry Pancake Fiour' ssvs an.
trent OF carton ........,.....'' ~
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrspper. A"<
"a rfsiey'. OIiviIo Toilet SOAP sh an.
ue,ni.mw ~ SURPRISING Brand Csn an.
ned Goods, save wrappef' ......:. 80
ueminrway Alpine Brand Csnnes a.,
Goods, save wrappers 49, -- 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

WANTED Cor. Michigan and Fourth
TO furnish rooms complete.- VI week.
sumner CO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
FURS
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WALNUT PIANO-Full size,
3 pedals. very little used. 5000 style.
Our quick sale" price only S165.
special Holiday terms. Don't delay
UKINNELI. BROS BRANCH. 81
Monroe-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

Giadstone's Friend Dead at 70.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 49,
Thomas Mock, IS. boyhood comrade
and friend OF the late William E.
Gladstone. Great Brtains great pre-
mier, Is dead here today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL. Marie r.. aged
years months and : days be-
loved daughter OF Conrad a. and
CLAN r. Burkheiser (neo BuecheB.
and sister OF Louise &. Burkheiser
Funeral Wednesday. Dee 30. from
parents residence. 172 MitChell-av"
AT aud to ST. EliZabeth's church az
$50 a m.
CLFSsEN--Dec. ~. at residence 6Sl
Meldrum-aVe., Peter, aged 90 years.
beloved husband Of Agnes (UngerD
Clessep Funeral "Wednesday att D.
m. from home
CAREY N-DeC L., Bruno, beloved
son OF MIR and Mrs. Henry Carreyn.
brother OF Charles. Edmund Henry,
Alexander. Mary and Sylvia Csrreyn.
aged ~ years. Funeral from broth
e~'s home. 1889 Forest-aye. east
Wednesday at : a. m. aud o'clock
ut the Grotto church.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
DECISION ON ENDOWMENT MONEY.

Prince Hall Grand Chapter of e. o..
S. of Kansas, which was sued in this
city by ], d. Anderson, to recover the
sum of $1OO endowment money left by
his sister, Mrs. Rebecca Mosby, won
their suit Mr.. Anderson contended
that there being no other relatives
that he was therefore entitled to re-
ceive the money. Lawyer Townsend
showed that in order for any one to
receive the endowment money Mrs.
Mosby would have to name the person
and if she failed to do that no one
could get the money; and the court SO
held.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
SCOTT M. e. CHURCH.

DIR. r. A. Randolph will preach Sun
day morning and DR.. B. T. Vincent,
eminent brother of Bishop Vincent,
will deliver the message in the even
ing. You are invited to hear these
gospel preachers. The district super
intendent will hold the third quarter
ly conference at the Peoples M. E.
church, Colorado Springs, Saturday
and Sunday. Members and friends
are urged to be present at all of the
services, as there will be a great treat
in store for them.
Miss Luell Perry will lead the
League Sunday evening. Miss Esther
Raglen lead last Sunday. The topic
for Sunday evenings lesson is THE
Star of Bethlehem, a Worldwide
Wonder" Matt. 2:2; Luke 2:15.
Study the lesson and be prepared to
speak upon the same. The Epworth
League will have its annual election
of officers Sunday evening, Decem-
ber 81.
The Third Quarterly Conference Will
be held on the third Sunday in this
month. All officers are urged to make
out their reports for this occasion
Mrs. M. e. Forney is very sick at
her home on Lafayette. We wish her
speedy recovery.
The choir, under the direction or
Mrs Mary l.. Hicks, has begun to pre-
pare for the Christmas program. Sun
day evening the oath will be given to
the choir for the rendition of liter
ary and musical program. The choir
will render a drama ON the evening
of December 81. Do no miss hearing
these young actors. The Ladies AID
will serve refreshments.
The Official Board voted to have a
New Years Ralley' on the first Sun
day in January. The following per-
sons were appointed as captains:
Club No. 1, Mrs. Anna B. Dawson; No.
2, Mrs. Marguerite Hines; No. 3, Mrs
Claude Pash; No. 4, Mrs. Anna Rice;
No. 5, Mrs. F. D. Mcpherson; No. 6,
w. S. Evans; No. z, Mrs. Lucy Cole
man; No. 8, Mrs. Mary l.. Hicks.
The Christmas tree and literary and
musical program will be on Monday
evening, December %. The members
of the Sunday school will be remem-
| bered. Come out and bring your pres
ents to the children. The Junior
League and Sunday school will furnish
joint program, and the choir Will
furnish the adult program, which Will
be rendered the same evening. Plenty
of amusement for the young and old.
| Spend the evening with us.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
NINE. HAckLEY's RECITAL.

The recital given at Zion Baptist
church Monday evening by our well
known cantarice, Nine. e. Azalia
Hackley, assisted by local talent, was
a success from every point of view
The church was crowded to overflow
ing, attesting to the popularity OF
Mrs. Hackley, who has many warm
friends in Colorado and Denver, where
she was a resident for many years,
being at that time unknown from
national point of view, but since that
time, Nine. Hacklcy has been abroad
receiving instruction from the best OF
instructors. She has sung in all the
principal cities of the world, and has
returned to us loaded down with
honors and medals. During her short
stay in the city many social functions
were given in her honor.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
5JtIIiSs00NNsA@
1905 Sixteenth Street.
FRIENDS ALL
WANT IT.

Mrs. d. B. Simmons of Slick, Ark,
writes: 81 tried one bottle of Ford's Hair
Pomade and found it to be the best prep
aration l have ever used. 1t stopped
my hair from falling out and breaking
off and my hair is now as soft as it can
be and is longer than it has been for a
long time. NJ friends all want it.
Ford's Hair Pomade, the old, reliable
dressing for stubborn, curly hair makes
harsh hair more pliable, glossy and
easy to comb. Try it and Ford's Royal
White Skin Lotion, for the complexion.
For sale by druggists, accept no other,
see that it is Ford s and manufactured
by the Ozonized Ok Marrow Company,
Chicago, Ill.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
UNI BRELLAS

We have a complete stock of
Mems Women's and Children's
Umbrellas, all grades, plain or
fancy handles, also a complete
. line of Suit Case Umbrellas, all
prices from
$1.0o to $500.
Recovering and Repairing of
Umbrellas and Parasols neatly
done at the lowest prices.
CANES
We have everything in the line
of Mems Walking Canes, gold and
silver mountings and plain, at
moderate prices.
NECKWEAR
For exclusive designs and lat
est styles our fall line of Side
Cascades, Fichus, the new
Quaker Coat Collars and Sets.
displays the neatest and prettiest
designs of the season.
Prices, each, from ..25c to $500
Attractive line of Initial, Fancy
Embroidery and Lace Handker-
chiefs.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09

The Central Afro-American (St.
Louis, MOI has the following item
concerning two of Denver's popular
and progressive society people: MI.
and Mrs. ]. c. Gentry of Denver, Colo''
passed through the city last Saturday
on a tour through the South and
North. They were the guests of Mrs
M. E. Nichols of 1902 Chestnut street
while in the city. They will visit
friends and relatives in Louisville, KY,
Nashville, Tenn, and Chicago before
returning home.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09

Hold on to your pocketbooks. On
last Monday evening one of our ladies'
was very roughly handled by White
thug in his vicious attempt to steal
her purse. That he failed was due to
vociferous appeal of, her body COM
panion. They were returning from
the Azalia Hackley musical and were
crossing the alley between Stout and
California, on Twenty-second street.
The hold-up made good his escape.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09

George Lyons, who is well known
in Denver, where he lived for num-
ber of years, but who has lived in
st Louis for the past six years, suf-
fered a paralytic stroke last Wednes-
day His many friends here wish for
his speedy recovery.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09
TIE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH..

Sermon Topics: Sunday, December
10.
IL a. m.-"The Spectacular Scene of
Last Things
7p. nc. E., "The Source of a
Workers Strength" Col. 1:5-15.
1880 p. m.-"Woman's Missionary
Society Program"
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-09

The Central Baptist Literary is of
fering to its audiences a series of lee
lures upon tuberculosis by our local
physicians. Dr. Huff led off, DR..
Jones followed him last Thursday eve
and all the other physicians will be
asked to contribute their papers. The
Literary meets at the above church
each Thursday evening.