davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
75c Gowns. 45c.

75c Gowns. 45c. Men S Gowns made of soft fl. muslin, Ferguson-McKinney H 15c value ....-...............--
 Sl.25 Gowns, 95c. Mems Extra quality Gown finis with silk braid; SIPS value, Q at -..=----.-----------------.-- ---=.---.---..-~
 65c Boys Gowns, 42c. Boys well made Gowns, 65c 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27

Then came Mrs Kaafinensand
Mrs. Sipela and stood with her
and they, too laughed.
The panic stricken line halted .
at the sight of them. 1t reformed
and surged back upon the mill. A
great cheer went up from the
strikers
And the line heidi
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27
de mis-

the mills.
The one big endeavor of the
strikers was to hold the line. The
one big endeayor of the mill own
ers was to break it.
The moral effect of a line held
or broken in big strike is ire
rnendous. 1t is part of the psy-
chology of strikes.
The superintendent at Don
ovan's mill boosted that he would
break the picket line.
p Backed by imported bullies
armed with rifles, he advanced
upon the line-all women. They
were pushed and hauled and
jostled; blows were struck; girls
and mothers and old women were
nan-handled.
But they held their ground.
Then the superintendent sprung
the coup he had been planning.
a hre hose was run out and the
water turned on.
The stream struck the ground
with terrific force at the womens
feet, dashing water and mud on
their bodies and in their faces.
The imported bullies roared
with laughter at the excellent
joke.
Back and back the line fell, half
drowned and strangling. Many
of the women were knocked down
BY the force of the stream.
But one hgure-t1at of Mrs.
Kaalzinen did not waver. In
stead, she advanced upon the men
at the nozzle. The stream hit her
full in the breast, staggering her
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27

great CneeT Went up HoH the
strikers
And the line held!
MOTHER CLOSEUP TO BE
MADE ON WEST SIDE
It has been officially recognized
by Mayor Harrisonfhat the lid is
off on the West Side. 1t has been
known to lots of people that the
lid was thrown away some time
ago, and things were wide open.
According to the mayors or
ders, another closeup win be
made. Yesterday Capt. Thomas
Meagher was called into the
mayors office and told that 40
complaints had been received of
violations of the stringent order
that went out after the recent So
called investigation, when several,
police officers lost their heads
and gratis.
Meagher was ordered to stop
the frequentihg of saloons by dis
orderly women. -
Meagher was formerly in
charge of the East Chicago ave-
nue. police station. When he was
transferred to Desplaines STREET,
various reasons were given. One
was that he had been too Jealous
in closing up the North Side, and
been removed because he was OBJ
jectionable to Oil Inspector Jim
my Quinn, a Hearst-Harrison
lieutenant, and boss of the North
Side.
Friends of Barney Grogan, the
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
PERKINS GAVE FUND S123,OOO

Continued from Page ~
sistnncc, aud ! agreed to furnish
$3.50, 900"
Ryan said that he contributed be-
tween S75,O00O and $4,000 to the
Harmon campaign OF 1912, and S30.-
600 to undorwoOd's campaign.
George w Perkins. who was the
next witness, gave his occupation as
n retired wOrkingman
Perkins flatly denied any know
ledge Of concerted political action in
Wall street. lie said he gave be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 to the
campaign fund Of 1904 lie read a
long statement regarding the Contri-
buttons Of the New York Life lnsur-
ante Company.
\ statement was quoted from the
testimony of the late President Me
can of the New York Life Insurance
Company before the Armstrong cont
nllttee TO show that the contributions
of the company We're made to defeat
the free silver hcrcsies" of Bryan.
Perkins said: 81 have always be-
licvcd that Mccall did exactly right
There is no question but that the un-
sCrupulOus and dastardly attacks on
caused his untimoly death"
Perkins denounced as an ''unmiti-
gated falschood' the charge that he
had uudcrwrttcu the Roosevelt pre-
convention campaign for $4,000, 600.
Il hope that PenrOsc will be here
today he shouted. He made that
statement ON the floor Of the senate,
and ought to be required to prove II
IN take il back.
Concerning llillcs' charge that the
International Harvester Company had
made "a large contribution to the
Roosevelt fund Perkins declared that
Il was an absolute talsehood made
out OF whole cloth "Hillcs owes II
To me and others to have the books
of the Harvester company audited to
prove or dispToyc the accusation.
Perkins insisted that the commit
tee should require the accuscrs to
prove their charges hut Chairman
tlapp replied that the committee had
no power to do that
Perkins declared that 1t was easy
TO prove what the Harvester COM
pauy had contributed to the Rooso-
Welt fund lie said that he is q menl-
her of the board Of directors of the
company and knew that not cent
was given by the company TO aid
Roosevelt
Perkins gave list OF his contribu-
lions as follows; New York commit
tee. $lj,e00: national fund. 1880;
Washington bureau, S32 900, polls
uf New York aud Brooklyn. $4,000:
sent to other states. So 500; f. w.
Sims. $1,000.
Perkins declared that he had urged
the publicity of campaign cuntribu-
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
HOW ABOUT The COUNTY JUDGE?

WHILE IT is CASTING ITS DIRTY SLURS AT
NJ. NJ. SHORES, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER, AND MAX
ING ASSERTIONS CONCERNING OVERTIME
CHARGES THE MORNING PAPER MIGHT GIVE
SOME SPACE TO ENLIGHTENING PEOPLE AS
TO THE REAL FACTS CONCERNING CERTAIN
FEES IN CONNECTION WITH THE COUNTY
JUDGES OFFICE.
IT MIGHT BRING FORTH AND EXPLANA-
IION THAT HAS LONG BEEN AWAITED CON-
CERNING THE AMOUNT OF AND THE MAN
NER OF PAYMENT OF THE SALARY OF THE
PRESENT CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
THERE ARE ALSO SOME FACTS CONCERN
ING THE SALARY OF \ FORMER CLERK OF
THAT COURT IT. MIGHT BRING FORTH.
SILENCE AND RIDICULE HAVEN'T PROVID
ED A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION TO HUN
DREDS OF lNQUISITINE TAXPAYERS AND VOT-
ERS IN THIS COUNTY CONCERNING CERTAIN
TRANSACTIONS OF WHICH MUCH HAS BEEN
HEARD DURING THE PAST TWO MONTHS
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
MORE EVIDENCE FOR BECKER
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 2l.-James D.
White. policeman. took the stand
today in the Becker trial and swOrc
that Becker never said to him in the
Tombs prison that he would Lc
praised for killing that crook, Ro-
seuthal" Tho policeman said that
no conversation OF the kind had oc-
CURED.
This ooutradi,ts the recent tcsti-
mony of James Hullen for the state.
who produced the notes of what was
purported TO have been a conversa.
tion between Becker and White.
White and two other witnesses
swore that Becker's raid on the Re-
seuthal gambling house wns honest,
and that it was not made fog revenge
after Il quarrel,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
WILLIAM M. PORTER, MAN OF the PEOPLE.

w NJ Porter of Cobran will be elected as the next repre-
sentative from Mesa county to the general assembly
Mr. Porter accepted the democratic nomination for this office
and consented to make the the solicitation of his
ncghbo the Plateau valley irrespective party affiliations
and the large and with considerable personal sacrifice
He is busy of large affairs successful cattle man and
anchcrand had no desire whatever politics In fact
after considerable pressure brought bear on him
that he allowed his be used this connection He
politician, and owing unfortunate accident his person.
he will not be able make active campaign his behalf
However, this will deter the of Mesa county rally
ing to his support.
w. NJ. Porter straight forward kindly gentleman who
his whole life has said word done deed which brings
dCrcdt his good and the sturdy stock from
which he
Probably the best evidence of mans real character and
worth the degree OF esteem which he held BY his nghbors
They have had abundant opportunity Judge him both his bus
and home life Ask citizen the upper valley what he
thinks OF William Porter and he will promptly that he
gong to vote Tor him matter what party he belongs
Not since William Weiser the legislature from this
county four years ago have had real live representative in
the general assembly We don't with hobby or
who recognition the assembly WE WANT
\ MAN WHO WILL DO THINGS FOR MESA COUNTY
GET Us APPROPRIATIONS FOR OUR ROADS, OUR
BRIDGES ETC. MR. PORTER IS SUCH \ MAN AND
strings to him. He has made prediction promises insure
for himself and the people He arraycd with no
faction clique. HIMSELF AN ARDENT ADNlIRER OF
WOODROW WILSON, HE ACCEPTS THE NATIONAL
MD STATE PLATFORMS IN THEIR ENTIRETY, AND
PLEDGES HIMSELF TO VOTE FOR THOSE CANDI.I
DATES FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR WHO RE.
CElVE TIE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES IN THE
NOVEMBER ELECTION He will represent this great county
in vigorous and busnesslkc manner.
W. NJ Porter cean strong active with delightful
personality lie makes friends wherever he goes and be
regretted that he will be unable meet many of the voters of
this county personally, for he is who makes splendid i'm
preston and well.
Elect him and he will get things for Mesa county,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
AMM0NS' RECORD IN THE LEGISLATURE.

Here of the laws L. NJ Ammons democratic
didate for governor got through the legislature:
Aided in passing the Australian ballot bill
Took from county officials the right keep addition
to salary
His vote and influence enacted the equal suffrage law
He was the author of the Teller County bill
He largely responsible for the legislative employees bill
that thousands of dollars every did away with
political graft
He the author of the headIess ballot bill
MIR Ammons has been identified with the stock agrcu-
ura interests of the for thirty years; has ooo-ac m
gated farm Grand county; has organized of irrigation
Districts founded the great live show held annually Den
of the trustees of the State Agricultural College and
of the
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
JUST REMEMBER THIS.

ABE ONG AND BILL PRICE, THE ONLY TWO
BOOTLEGGERS IN THE COUNTY THAT THE ENE-
N1IES OF CHARLIE SCT1RADER COULD LOCATE AND
ABOUT WHOM THEY ARE HAVING SO MUCH TO
SAY, ARE UNDER SEVERAL INDICTMENTS FOR
BOOTLEGGlNG RETURNED AGAINST THEM BY A
GRAND JURY WHICH CHARLIE SCFIRADER PERSON
ALLY SELECTED AND WHICH GRAND JURY WAS
BY THE WET LEADERS WHO ARE NOW
BILLY STRUTHERS ON THE GROUNDS
THAT CHARLIE SCf1RADER HAD PUT TOO MANY
DRY MEN ON THE JURY
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
ASK FOR HABEAS CORPUS
FOR JACK JOHNSON'S GIRL
Associated Press.

tNEoW' IWNtV 7 TNbEt
Chicago. Oct. 2l.-Attorney Robert
tanwell applied to Federal Judge
Carpenter today for writ of habeas
corpus for Lucille Cameron. whose
name has been connected with that
of Jack Johnson. The judge an
nounced that he would be unable 10
hear the petition before tomorrow,
The girl is TO appear before the
grand jury tomorrow and Canwell
viii then withdraw his petition.
The lawyer would not say whether
or not he had been retained by john
son.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
TIE GRAND JUNCTION DAILY SENTINEL
NeuUs Ghmpses
By Telegraph
ENGINEER KILLED.

Associated Press.
Williamsport, Pa, Oct. 21.-
The Buffalo flyer on the Penn
sylvania railroad crashed into a
box car this morning, and David
Getkin, the engineer, was killed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
Associated Press.

Denver, Oct. 2l.-Four hundred
Greeks last night raised S2,5O0 to
scnd to their country to aid in the
war with Turkey.
Two hundred Greeks have signed n
contract to 20 back and fight the
Turks, and they will leave this city
some time this week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

who trying work both sides and the middle of the road
they maneuver between the several headquarters.
At the progressive headquarters from The Sentinel Of
c Ben Snyder Judge Sullivan Charlie Jones' John Brown A.
C. Newton and the other candidates the anusacd ticket
unerrifed Rooevetes Then they drop down the paor
millinery doubeonted headquarters and there they
that they uneded that both Roosevelt and Taft look good
them Then they moey down the Taft Sherman and Parks
headquarters and there they tell Oson Adams, Sam McNun
Barney Welsh and Mort Steel that Taft the only who
should be mentioned in the breath with the presidency
Yes; it great game this bunch is playing. Not one of
them has had the courage take public stand national
political
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
NO WORD FROM PHILIPPINES.
Continued from Page /.

aud did not believe that the Negros-
Philippine Lumber company's prop
erty had been seriously damaged or
that any one had been injured as he
had received no word from them.
II was u great relief TO Mrs. Mich
OILS and Mrs. Seegmiller to learn that
no American interests connected
with the lumber firm had heard of
serious damage.
Later telegraphic dispatches from
Manila relate stories of serious dam
age to property on Cebu, Pauay and
Taobolan.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
W. C. T. U. IN SESSION.

Associated Press.
Portland, Ore, Oct. 2l.-The
branch of the Womens Christian
Temperance Union having to do
with the instruction of the young
held its first meetings today in
the annual convention of the un-
ion.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
MINER is MURDERED.

Associated Press.
Stevenville, O.. Oct. 2l,-The
body OF Dominick Tacchini,
miner, was found today in the
Witch Hazel mines, riddled with
IL bullets.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
CANCELS OFFER.

Associated Press,
Sydney, Australia Oct. 2l.-
Hugh Mcintosh oabled TODAY can
ceiling his offer to Jack Johnson
of $4,000 for fights in Australia.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
NO OPINIONS TODAY.

Associated Press.
Washington, Oct 2l.-For the
first time in many years the su-
preme court of the United States
today let the initial decision dav
after the summer recess pass
without a single opinion being
handed down.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
sgnllnel Wand Aus Sod rysultu.
Stomach Trouble aud Constitution
Cured

Il was sick for three years with
stomach trouble aud constipation,
doctored coutiDually with diderent
physicians, with ouly temporary re-
lief says Mrs. Hester Waite, of
Antwerp Ohio. "A friend advised
nie to try ChaWbcrlaiu's Tablets.
which | did, aud continued to use
them tor one year, aud they cou-
pletely cured me, not oply Of the
stomach trouble but also of the con-
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

BY the way, view of the fact that so many bull moose
buttons being distributed isn't strange that not single
county candidate the bull republican ticket is wearing
OF these buttons OF understand that the dsr
button of these buttons among the school children so great that
not many are left for adults,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
GOV. JOHNSON IN NEW YORK.

Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 21.-Govemor
Johnson arrived this morning and
went into consultation with SEN
ator Dixon over his speaking itin-
erary.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
DR.. HANNA MADE BISHOP.

Associated Press.
Washington. Oct. 2l.-Dr. Ed
ward Hanna, a professor at st.
Bernard's S seminary, Rochester, N.
Y, has been appointed by the
pope as auxiliary bishop to San
Francisco.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

1t don't pay to advertise a poor
article, therefore we would be silly
70 spend good money advertising
Seal of the Rockies Flour, II It wasn't I
the best Flour on the market. Rick $
Grocery 4 Market. tAdv.-t0-lS-St
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
DRY FARM CONGRESS OPENS.

Associated Press.
Lethbridge. Alberta. Oct. 2l.
The 9TH International Dry
Farming exposition opened here
today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
IDENTIFIES LETTERS FROM
MCNAMARA AT TRIAL TODAY
Associated Press,

NsSOCluICu TfCSS
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 21.-George
Hagcrty Of Phillipsburg. Il witness at
the dynamite trial today, Identified
n letter that passed between himself
and j, j. Mcnamara. The letter had
reference to putting the bridge at
Phillipsburg into the river"
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Our fall models in mems shoes are
handsomcr, exclusive and classy,
$500, $3.50. $500, $3.50 and 5000
Mcconnell a Lowe,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

S B. Hutchinson put in busy Sunday yesterday delivering
campaign speeches in the of socialism and the interest
of the little side show he running behalf of Billy Strthe
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
TO FIGHT BIGGEST BATTLES
OF BALKAN WAR TONIGHT
(Continued from Page l.,

today bombarded the Bulgarian fort
OF KayuTna. The customs house was
destroyed. and many shops and build
iugs We're damaged.
Kavarua is Bulgarian town ON
the coast of the Black sea.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

B. Hutchinson called the ministers Grand Junction liars
the space which has been assigned him by the morning sheet
attack Shrader and the However, this be
wondered when Hutchnsons well known contempt for the
Sabbath day and religious teachings is considered
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
COST $4,000
Associated Press. I

Associated Press.
New York, OCT. 2l.-Tho cost of
organizing the progressive party /,
New York aud rnnning the campaign
FOR three mouths has been less than
$4,000. according to the figures sup
piled by the state chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
AT the Fountain.

tions in the Hanna campaign and in
1904 and 1908, but without much re-
suit
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Hear Senator Ammons tomorrow night and form your
opinion whether he government construction
of irrigation projects
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

May Congressman John Martin speedily his health
He of Coloados biggest men, and has waged many
battle the interest of the people and should be spared
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
THE BANKERS ARE FOR WILSON
Sentinel speeial Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Chicago. Oct, 2l.-A straw voto
was taken today in the Merchants
Loan 4 Trust Bnnk of Chicago. The
result was Wilson. 90; Roosevelt, so;
Taft, 20. The bauk is one of the
largest and most substantial in the
country,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
THE ISSUE IS STILL THE ISSUE,

The fact that Mr. Rooseye campaign has not been
halted by the murdcrous deed of On the contrary he
and his supporters pursuing vigorously than
seeking capitalize politically all the sympathy to which Mr.
Roosevelt justly entitled the victim of madmans crime
he other campaigns should go There great issues
and great principles stake this which will the
of the United States for years Discussion must
be sed because weak and wretched like Scnk
has sought appeal from the ballot to the bullet MIR Roose
welt from his sick bed noby agreed thNcsp York Uord
Charlie Jenkins will the biggest Plateau valley
any candidate for county commissioner in many wears
II you want county clerk and recorder who will run his
own office and not let somebody else for him. vote for NJ
Nj. Shores November :.
Don tan to vote for the providing fohe Shou
day Tor laborers of the important meas
ures to be passed upon November 5.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

The election of Woodrow Wilson will hasten rather than
retard the building of the High Line canal.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Senator Ammons advocating any policy that will delay
of the High Line canal Statements the contrary
are lies pure and simple
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Everybody who possibly get away should attend the High
Line canal opening ceremonies tomorrow forenoon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
All democrats and other supporters of Woodrow Wilson
urged attend the meeting of the Wilson Club tonight.

Every Roosevelt paper big little, making political cap
tai of the assault Colonel Roosevelt and the efforts along
this line disgusting they ineffective.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
WATCH THEM, II Will TICKLE YOU,

Soc the three separate republican headquarters have been
opened the city the candidates the rcpubicabu moose county
ticket have been in hot water, They don't know which way to
y We -
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Ammons Keatng and Seldonridge, three big bainy men
hear them at the Auditorium night
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

ps,>dl Leaves.
\. IL. Descb OF this city left for
san Juan section this morning 20
tell the merchants what the j. S.
Brown company of Denver has to
sell.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

The best Flour is Seal of the
Rockies. We guarantee it. Rick s
Grocery 4 Market.
tAdv.--l0-lS-3N
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
Jordan Out of City.

Jordan Out OF City.
W. T.. Jordan OF the Gibson Luw-
bcr company left this morning for
Tue narrow. gauge section to look
after his company's business affairs
aud VIII be goue week or ten days
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

One Thousand Pairs Meu's Work
aud Dress Shpea. show Shoes, fall
samples just in-.you get them at
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

I@C C@lA
CLOTHES
JUST A LITTLE CLOTHING HISTORY
Several years ago Alfred Decker and Cohn Of Chicago
recognized the "CaI Of the Young Man" for clothes
that were not like his dads only smaller size. They
answered the call. Today Society Brand Clothes fill
The young mans clothing wants TO his hearts desire.
WHAT'S THE CONSEQUENCE?
Every clothing manufacture is trying TO copy
Society Brand Clothes. They tell you they
have something just as good.
hyou wanted qunine, you wouldn't buy salt
because il looks something like qunine.
MOra|.-Buy qunine when you want quinine.
When you want real Young Mems Clothes buy Society
Brand COtheS-CIOthes with the real young mans
punch in Them and Mike Loetf|er is the man who rec
ognzed The Call Of the Young Man here fist-he sells
Al the Fountain.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Don't Get Gold Feet
Buy hot water bottle at the Van
Horn Drug Co. sol Main street
tAdv,-l0-l6 6-tf.-e.o.d)
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21

Charlie jenkins will get the biggest the Plateau valley
gwen any candidate for commissioner
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17
SUFFRAGE WORKERS
SPEAK DOWNTOWN

For the. first time in the equal suf
frage street meetings campaign, the
Rev. Ida Hultin, OF Boston, ventured
into the downtown section OF the city,
Thursday evening. addressing two
large meetings, at Grand Circus park
and Woodward-ave. and at Washing-
ton-blvd and Michigan-ave.
Miss Hultin, who came 10 Detroit
especially to help the local suffragists
in street and factory meetings. has
made Il number OF street corner ad'
dresses in the outlying and factory
districts. Thursday evening. she
spoke from an automobile and was
accompanied by Miss Clara f. Dyar,
Mrs Henry G. Sherrard and DR.. Anna
F. Starring. Large numbers OF people
were attacted and Miss Hultin was
listened to attentively, and frequently
applauded Miss Hultin went to Lake
Orion Friday. to speak at the annual
field day OF the LILO. T. NJ. NJ. she
will be among the speakers at the
Progressive barbecue to be held Sat
urday In Mt. Clemens.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17
PICKPOCKETS REAP
RICH HARVEST HERE

August Sietter, Of Highland Park.
reports to the police that he wandered
into the Turf saloon, a resort fire.
quented by Negroes, Thursday night,
and was robbed OF $1S5.
Stanley Beger, No. SlS st. Antoine
st. reports that pickpockets took $107
from him while he was riding on a
Jefferson car, early Friday morning.
d. Brooks, No. 81 Grand Rivefave.
reports that he was robbed Of SEQ on
a Michigan-Gratiot car.
fferesue- -Tnthe, i at
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17
Alexander MiIIer Dead.

Following a days illness. AeXande r
here supplies. died. Thursday, In the
family home No. 4S7 Brainhrd-st. Mr..
Miller was at business on Tuesday, was
take1 ill Wednesday, and died within
"a hours. lie was 76 years old and
had lived IN Detroit 90 years Mrs.
Miller. two sons Horace and Reginald.
-4rrri-,yf,t ,ffftitstrtrr MiSs Gladys. survive.
Mr. Miller was an odd Fellow and a
member OF the /. o. L. Funeral ser
Vices Will be held I'm the home Satur-
dav afternoon. at o'clock, with tho
Rsv.-waftpr r. Cooley. OF the Military
ave Presbyterian church, officiating
IRteFmant- will-be made in Roseiand
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17
,..y..r-o,d Girl M,..,nr.

Mrs Emma Muethel. OF No 1875 Con-
oord-ave., has asked the police TO try
locate her daughter Helen. IA years old.
who left home at o'clock Wednes-
day -aftsrnoon.-a has not been seen
bT heard from since.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17

Mems and Ladies' gem
uine SIS English Slip
ons. vulcanized seams.
thoro u 4 h ly water
proofed. Last GO Ok
call sale price OCsOO
The Detroit times., 1912-08-17

Mems and Ladies' Sl5
English Slip-o S.
swagger. always ready
SnS SnS stylish; S6.35