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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-22
FROM THE VIEWPOINT
OF THE PRESS AGENT
Grayce Scott Biiou.

With a matinee and a night per-
formaEce, the Grayce Bijou Stock
company will close very successful
week with 1.-THE Road to Yesterday"
Next-weei- they Will play the great
Western play THE Virginian." This
will be the first time that this play
has ever been seen In this city in
stock. On Thursday the matinee will
start at 3 o'clock instead Of 1880.
On Norday night Manager NcNiven,
of the BiIou. and Manager Newing. OF
the Graycc Scott company. viii nave
for their guests the boy scouts THE
Virginian' will no doubt prove to be
one of the seasons best drawing cards.
When Life Hung BY Thread.
Just how great are the dangers to
which a camera man is exposed. or
offttines exposes himself, was
illustrated while Lyman H. Howe's
camera man was cinematographing
portion of the scenes OF the Grad Cam
yon Of A-zona to be presented at
the Academy Monday anG Friday. and
Friday matinee. For several minutes
the life OF the photographers hung
by a thread" literally-the thread in
this instance being only a quarter inch
rope at the end Of which photo
grapher was dangling ever a fathom-
less abyss.
Americans who pride themselves
on a wide knowledge OF the worlds
natural wonders, who know their Nile,
the fiords OF Norway. the inland sea
Of Japan. etc. have been known TO
ask ''Where Is this Canyon OF the
Coloradoo" What is it like?" To such
the reproduction promised by Lyman
Fl. Howe viii come as a revelation or
what it undeniably is-the greatest
natural wonder on earth. Americans
are just beginning to realize It, and
this reproduction bids fair to tntensi-
fy the reat.ystion a thousand fold. NO
one can answer the query What Is 1t
like?" because 1t is not like any other
scene on earth. Nothing short OF
portrayal Of 1t such as presented by
Howe can answer the question
Thrilling rescues of survivors, from
an ocean greyhound during terri
bile gale, conflagration of several
hundred thousand barrels of oil; an
aeroplane tide over Paris; the won
tfrous forr,s of marine life: study in
paimistry, Watching off Monte Carlo;
and 81 motor ride through the French
Alps are some Of the other big fea-
lures to be presented.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Important Notice TO Rural Free De-
livery and Star Route Patrons.

DO yon feel the need Of a daily paper
In your hOmeY I 50, yUu doubt less
want THE BEST. you ito not want
a .o.called Rural Route Edition. -
You wan, a REAL. newspaper, You
can get the full, complete and up.to.
date DAILY GI.ORE-DEMDCRAT
Of 81 Louis every DAY, except Sunday,
under a special offer open only 10
Rural Free Delivery and ,Star Route
patrons, for TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS $500 PER YEAR.
The price TO other subscribers for the
same paper Is 500 per year, and you
Will therefore appreciate the big
bargain that Is within your reach. II
you want the GREAT SUNDAY
GLOBE DEMOCRAT as well as the
daily, add $500 for the Sunday, re.
hitting $3.50 for both Daily and Sun
day one year. Send IN your order to.
day and be sure TO give your full Rural
Free Delivery or Star Route Address.
Ii YOU prefer the "Twlcc-a-Week''
GLOBE.DEMOCRAT, you will lind q
remarkable offer on that issue, includ.
ing the Farm and Home Magazine
Section In colors. elsewhere IN this
paper. Address Globe Printing Go.
Publishers, st. Louis, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
White Items.
I Iiti,''ii',

Robert Ilunligcr Killed hogs
Monday,
Mr~ Sanmrr> visited MI. iiunli'
p,T, SundaN,
Drviilr Hardin was a liu.r county
visitor, saturday
Dave liuncI helped Jim 'ordrr,
Nil hogs, Monday.
Enus SiuiihrIS and wife visited
with 4, T.. Suihcr> and family, one
day lasl week.
Henry l"gluN and son. Harry
were Ia ARKANSAS. la.l wruk The,
can sing The "Arkau~a~ Tr,yc r,'
nov
4, T., Sullrr~ was called iu Nud,
way. last week. on account II his SIS
,crs' daughters Illness. SIR, IT.
Brown,
I;iiE l.iui.oN
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. s. II. Randall and Bertha
Randall, his wife, by their certain
deed of trust dated the 29th day of
December, 1909, and recorded In the
office of the Recorder of Deeds of Holt
county, Missouri, In Book ll3 al Page
II, conveyed to the undersigned trlis.
tee the following described real estate
situated In Holt county. Missouri, TO.
wit:
The East half Of Section Twelve In
Township Sixty, CT Range Thirty.
nine, subject to u prior lien of 1000.
In trust. however. to secure the
payment of the promissory note there.
In described and the interest on said
note;
And whereas, the interest on said
note Is past due aud unpaid, and the
legal holder has requested me to sell
said real estate.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the
power In me vested, I will on
MONDAY, THE nth DAY OF
MARCH, 1918.
between the hours OF nine o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day, and five
o'clock In the afternoon, at the Court
House door In the city Of Oregon,
Holt county, Missouri, sell said real
estate at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash In hand to pay said
notes and the interest due thereon,
and the costs and expenses of execut.
ing this trust.
W. II. RICHARDS,
Trustee.
list insertion February II, 1917
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, G. W. Lightner and Eliza.
beth Lightner. his wife, by their Ger.
tain Deed OF Trust. dated April list
1912, and recorded in the Recorder 5
office Of Holt County. Missouri, at
Deed Of Trust Book l2l, page $50, con.
veyed to II. J. Hughes all their right
title, interest, claim and estate Of In
and to the following described, real
estate, situated In the County of Ilol,
State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Commencing at the Northeast cor.
ncr Of the West half Of Southwest
quarter Of Section Sixteen u6), In
Township Sixty (9Q), Of Range Thirty.
nine 230D, thence West Two hundred
and forty.three (2i3) rods to a point
three rods West Of Center Of Section
Seventeen 40, In said Township
aud Range, thence South Forty.
eight and one.half degrees 4s})
West, Seventy.nine (79l rods and tif.
teen (l5l links, thence South Seventy.
four (7D degrees and tweEty.four
(2i) minutes West, eight and forty
one.hundredths $40 chains: thence
South Fifteen and one.half (15jl DE.
grees East, twenty.eight and seventy
one.hundredths t2S.7O) chains; thence
North sevent y.Sevcn (1i) degrees and
90 min. East sixteen and seventy one.
hundredtlls 1870 chains to the Sec.
tion corner between Sections Seven.
teen ~ and Twenty (2O) on the orig.
Ina, bank of the Missouri River as
established by Government survey,
which point Is forty and fifty one
hundredths 1850 chains West Of the
Southeast corner OF Section Seven.
lepn ~. thence East sixty and Ht,
,nc.hundrcdih t',o.j0 clains to the
Soul hca>i corner eli the West half oi
the Southwest quarter Of section Six.
teen 40: thence North forty Chains
10 10 the commencing cutner. all In
Township SiSt, 60, OF Range Thirty.
nine tJr, containing 81 acres more
ur less. This sale j. made and >ut.
i.ci 10 an unpaid balance Of s2dp ~
ind interest on a prior Deed q Trust
given To II w. NrUUmah and recorded
IN BOOK 10 at Page 3l3 Deed of Rec.
Ords Of Holt County. Missouri
Which said conveyance was made In
trus, 10 secure tine payment uf one
'crtain piomissUri note In said deed
described: and, whereas, said note las
hccomc due and remains unpaid: now &.
therefore. In accordance with the pro
visions ~ said Deed Of Trust. and ai
the request Ot the legal holder III said
note, | will proceed 10 sell tie above
described Real Estate al the court
house door In the Town of Oregon. In
tlc County Oi Holt. state aforesaid.
To- the highest bidder forcaNh IN hand.
II public auction. on
II ESbAN, THE iiTU DAY Di
MARCH. 1913.
between llc hours OF nine u'rlurl, Ia
the forenoon and live o'clock ~ The
afternoon Of tha, day. Ia satisfy said
note. Iugcthr" with the cost and ry.
p"uSr> ui executing ibis trust
IT, !. IiI'GIlES.
Trustee
Dated this 9Th day at February.
lpl..
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
NJ. r. ACTON & j. B. SLOAN
X. c. BENTON. Auctioneer.
Monarch.

Trace smith spent Sundly AZ ID.
Gamers
i. h. Escil. 1T AmaIunia. wiNuu,
on ,hc farm. SUNDAY
MrS. Il. /. Hughes and, Auis made
a ,iip 10 Nodaway, Saturda,
Sciybod, /, complaining with
the grippe, IN ON nciglluihrud
Roy NNhwcrth attended l,DaSid
liuInc'S sale. Monday. iu And,cw
County.
I'd Graham ,iSiludai hi> Grandpa
GralIam'N near FILLMORE. = r"N DAYS.
last week
Church MAS attended 10y iaige
crowd. Saturday night. SUNDAY aud
SUNDAY night.
Iur Hickman and wiic.ui \ndrcw
bounty, visited SUNDAY Afternoon al
u. /. lluglrN
Craze smith visited = icN iaSs
la>l week willi hcr sister ..Nr>. 'lar.
cfitt IllttI near oregon.
John Embry and family hayrgouc
I" Excelsior Springs. where They viii
make heir nome. this yea,
Jim si:mbiy and wife and Mrs.
James smith spent Monday evening
~ T.. T. thilccai uf Nodawa,.
Donald Graham, at neat Fillmore,
spent saturday nigh, and SUNDAY. At
John Grahams and attended church.
Those vino sprnl SUNDAY AZ Harry
l.illey's we're: Frank 'olhour aud
wife. Tone George aud wife. Charley
l'inw iddic and FAINT,
Jake roIsrro,c .and family were
a,IEd browns, ncai Nudaway. last
week, Un account Of l.indcl. the
daughter 1T Nj l.ruNu and wife. he.
Ing sick
ilIIIpi.I
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Thomas i. Bowc> and
DAISY A. liuwcs. iis wife. by their
certain deed of trust dated April us,
1909, and iilCd Tor record, April END
1908. and recorded IN Book M, a. PAGE
l5s. In the Office Oi the Recorder uf
Deeds, IN aud for Ilol, County. Mi.
souri,, conveyed 10 the undrfs ignCd
trustee, In trust, 10 secure Tie pay.
mcnj Of the pSmissuri not" IN said
deed OF trust described. the following
described real estate. situate, lying
and being Ia the County ui lluli aud
StatCuf Missouri, towi'
Commencing at the South East cor.
ncr IT ihr North West Quarter of SEC.
tiun NJ. Twenty Dnc ca. IN Town.
ship No, SIXTY bnr nil), ol Range No
Thirty Eight U.s., thence North Forty
10 Rods thence West Sixty 90
Rois: thence South Forty 40 Rod. {:
thence East Sixty riu Rods to the
place Of beginning, containing ljacrcs
more or less
And whereas, default has been made
IN the payment Of said note. and
whereas. the legal holder 1T said noie
has requested me 10 execute tie
powers vested IN me 10y the terms aud
provisions Of said deed If trust.
Therefore in compliance with said
request. and In pursuance OF the
powers vested H. me 10y said deed of
trust. will on
MONDAY. MARCH l0'rli. 1913.
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon, aud live o'clock In the
afternoon oi said day at the mort II
Court house door, IN the city OF ore.
gon. Holt County. Missouri, sell al
public yen,iuc Ia lm highes, bidder.
for cash IN hand, the above described
property Ia satisfy said debt and in
tercs,. and the costs Of executing this
trust. GEORGE LEiIMER,
Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the Cit y
OF Oregon. Missouri, will hold u spc.
cial election In the circuit court room
Of the court house IN the City Of Ore.
gon, Missouri, on Monday, March, 3.
l"l3, for the purpose OF testing and
ascertaining the sense and wishes oil
the voters OF said city upon the propO.
sition to become indebted In the sum
OF Four Thousand Dollars IN excess OF
the outstanding debt and the annual
income and revenue Of said city foi
the purpose OF repairing, constructing
and re.euuipping q system of water.
works and a system of electric light
works for said city.
The forn, Of ballot will br a. fol.
lows:
For Increase OF Debt Yes.
For Increase Of Debt No.
&. II. MUM.
City Clerk,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Samuel karr, and SARAH
Karr, his wife. by their deed of trust
dated the nth day Of January, 1904,
and of record IN the office of tie
Recorder of Deeds OF Holt County.
Missouri. In Book 9W al page 100. con.
veyed TO the undersigned In trust to
secure the payment of the note in
said deed OF trust described. and Of
the interest thereon. the following
described real estate. situate in Holt
County. Missouri. to.wit:
Commencing at u point thirty.four
(}l) rods east Of the southwest corner
Of the northwest quarter Of section
one ny. In township iifty.nine (j9), of
range thirty.seven (31): thence east
seventy.two and two.thirds (12s) rods;
thence north eighty $50 rods: thence
west seyent y.two and two.thirds (T2;)
rods: thence south eighty $50 rods 10
the commencing corner--,Wi acres.
And Whereas, default has been
made In the payment Of the said note
and OF the interest thereon, according
to the true tenor, date and effect OF
said note, and whereas, the owner OF
said note las requested me to execute
the power vested In me by said deed
OF trust, to sell said real estate, and
out Of the proceeds OF said sale paw
the indebtedness secured thereby:
Now Therefore, In compliance with
said request, and under the power
vested IN me by said deed Of trust, |
will sell said real estate at public ven.
due t. the highest bidder, for cash in
had, ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1918,
at the front door Of the Court House
IN the City Of Oregon, Holt County,
Missouri.
THOMAS =. IIINDE.
Trustee.
First publication. January -. 1918.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Sheriff's Stakeholder Deed
of Trust.

WL,r,,,. : 4. I,o,,iuv,r and Ii,,
Io,,inu,r hi. wife. by iIrir certain
Deed oil Trust. dated D,rcub.r Isl
ioli. and filed Tor record DrrrmL, :
al,l, 1911, AMI r,,.ord.d In Hook III
al Page "a. I'm the office oi ,Lr E,,nr,,.
or of Deeds. within and for Iluli
County. State of Missouri. convened Ia
A, ". Gotten In trust. To scc,,r; line
paymrn, of ,lr pr0missury moi, i'm
said deed of ,rus, Described. iLr ,nj
low Ing described real estate. situate.
,iuu and being In the County nj
IIuli and state of Missouri, to.wii.
The North iIalr of The South WIS.,,
Quarter of section 30. Twenty Nine
iau I'm Township No. Sixty On, All.
OF E,urr No. Thirty EirLt Us
And Whereas, II /, pruyidrd In and
by Ihr FERNS and urnyIsions ui S,iI
deed of trust, tI'ot In ca.r d,i,nI,
should bc mad, I'm Inc puymrui nt,i,r
in,rrrs, ON said nro,uissory uuir wIru
due. tia, line local holder Of said mole
might, a, his Onion. declare ,Lc
wholr sum duc and pay,l,lr: and
whereas. default has b,rn nIudr In
the paymrn, of the iutrr,s, an said
note. which fell due Dee I,t. lDl.,
and Ihr LEGAL holder has rl,ri,d tn J,,.
rl,r, tLr vlulr .un Am. and n,y,hl,
and has reu,,cs,cd the said trusiur Ia
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Richard Gilici. 10y his
deed ui trus, dated the 18TH day al
April. 1879, and uf record IN the utlic,
of tie Recorder of Deeds oi Holt
County. Missouri In Book III al rage
~, conveyed 10 the undersigned IN
trust 'u secure the payment ui the
note ~ >aid deed ot trust described.
and Ul tie interest thereon. the tOi.
low ill., described real estate. situate
IN Euit County, Missouri. tu.Wit:
TT, Southwest Quarter at tile
Suut east Quarter of section Twenty
co. IN Township SiNty.ihrcr GI. ~
l,anyc Forty TO. containing forty
10 acres more ur loss:
And Whereas. default has hr,I
mad, IA lac pay lnrnt al thr said note
tnd ui iic Interest thereon, accord
Ing L. TIE true tenor, date aud effect
uf said note: and whereas. H., owner
OF said note has requested ne Ia cN.
ccui' tie power vested IN me- hy >aid
deed ~ trust, tn sell said rcai estate.
and uul ot the proceed 81 laid safe
pay tie Indebtedness secured thereby
Nov Therefore, Ia compliance with
said request. and under the power
vested ~ me- L., said deed nl trust. |
VIII sell said real estate ~ public
,endr' q" tlc highest bidder, for
cash ~ Land. on
MONDAY. El,Ri'ARN l5lh. 1913,
AZ tie irunt door oi the Cont House
III llr' cry 81 oregon, Holt County.
MiN~,uii
lGNIN :. pANkEIS.
Trustee
FirS, pnhliral ion .lanuar! l7lh. 1913.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Notice OF Election.

Notice IL hereby given. thai then,
viii be an AnnuaI Meeting OF thu
Stockholders Of The Citizens Bank oi
Oregon, Missouri, held AT the office ui
Tie Citizens hank IN Oregon. Mis-.
~niiYi ON
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14

SilaS j. Smith. of st. Joseph, aud
Miss Ida iiostwick, Of Craig, we're
granted a marriage license IN ST. 10.
sepl,, Saturday last, February stl,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14

a, W lrIrrr and daughter, Mary
Lois, Mere her" SATURDAY. visiting
relatives and GRANDPA ". II, Rich.
ards.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14

For Sale t'errets, Address lsalpl,
W. Emerson, u. r. |, Hox %, Forest
City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
SATURDAY. FEB. Is. 1913.

al " O'Clock a. M. for the purpose OF
elrciing i've directors for IN" ensuing
year. and transact ing any and all
business hat may come before said
meeting, l'y order oi the President
j. \. kEEEk. bANIEL I\CnMAN.
Secretary ol Board. President,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Zook & Rocker
BANKING COMPANY,
OREGON MISSOURI.
:~ia',iislur.i 1871.

Tie oldest ianK IN The county
TranSatl> a general banking blsincs,
Interest paid on time deposits Drafts
sold on all the principal cities of the
country and Europe. Have made spr.
cial arrangements To collec, money
due from estates in foreign count ritS
The accounts of farmers, merchant.
and individuals respect fully solicited
Spccia care given 10 any business In.
trusted Ia Ms
Telephone No. ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
TERMS:

All Of amount credit of
months VIII be given purchaser bankabe
interest from date No with
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
Why Don't You
Get a Farm In
Wyoming?

Tie new homestead Law makes 1t
easy To own farm nov. u offers
lust the opportunity the farm rent
or. IL" farm Land and many other,
Who want To establish thrmsclyc,
upon farms IT thcii own, have been
i"ohing Ter. You can nov secure
tile iu an irrigated government
farm ~ a MuuirlI 80 acre free home
stead IN three Years and III the sam.
time bc ,wai from the farm five
m"ntls each year. viii you h. one
oi ihu>r Who viii take advantage
OF nclc sans generosity and M
come the owner Of a farm along the
new liucs III to, Darlington Rou,, 4,
WlomingY
THIS matter i worth tlinkinL
about, Ia fact. II interested. 1
would br glad To- have iuu write me-
about II. And when you write. be
sure To remind me To send your cops
of llr folder describing these lands
! viii run Il persona ly.ronductr
humcsc,k"rs' excursion to points IN
Wyoming on the iirsi and third Tues.
Il.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14

1t l. will regret that W. an.
nouncr that conditions wee Sucl,
that the first Of the late Dan Lewis
family has been born side the
grand old state al Missouri Master
J.. Lloyd Lewis. IT,. son Of Lloyd
Lewis. u son Of the late ban =.
Lewis, came to brighten their home
al Dallas, Texas, nn February 9Th.
We are clad, however. that il a
boy, but regret his politics. bu, If hr
grows up like his dad, hc'll br a
darby good fellow, and ju>l 81 lac
makes good like his daddy has. VI
We guess things will Il" all right
any way. Here's To you, "r. l..,'
may yon live long and prosper,
Vote in favor Of The increase IN
oui bonded Indebtedness, $1,000. need.
cd for nee, ssary improvement and a
new engine II the light and water
ligl, plant SEE notice elsewhere.
Elcctien Ia ir held Monday March ,,
al the court house Another engine
Is needed In case ol a breakdown.
When IN ST, Joseph stop AT Hotel
Ryan (EurUpeanl, ll3 :. 18th ST. Steam.
heat ed rooms, Wccnts to II per day.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14
LESSON FOR FesRyARy 10
TINE CALL or AONAM.

LESSON TExr-oHN. ia.i-s.
GOLDEN TExT-"f will bless thee
~ make thy name great: ana NJ thou
3 blessing Gen. i1:1
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-14

Telephone No. ~,
The Detroit times., 1913-11-06
THINKS HARPER
PAYS TOO MUCH
FOR SUPPLIES
Cost Greater Than In st. Louis
Declares DR.. Wayne Smith,
New Head of Hospital
OFFICIAL GETTING IN
TOUCH WITH CONDITIONS
Will Be Ready to Announce His
Plans In About Six
Weeks

THE situation will require abou
six weeks of diagnosis before l cal
act" says DR.. Wayne Smith, the new
superintendent OF Harper hospital
who entered on his duties, Monday
and who Is rapidly getting In touci
with hospital conditions in Detroit.
DR.. Smith Is young-looking mar
OF about 40. In figure, he Is of me
dunn height. and quite thin. Quiet
he gives one the impression of pos
sessing q great deal of energy. Hill
hair has begun to disappear, reveal
ing a well-shaped. bony head. HI
wears gold-rimmed spectacles. Iii,
smile Is slow, but frequent; his con
versation off-hand, and at the same
time earnest.
He comes to Detroit from the City
hospital, Of 81. Louis, an institution
OF $50 beds, built at cost OF $500,
900, and supported by a city appro
priation OF over 100000 q year.
DR.. Smith is still unable to discuss
the needs OF Harper hospital, as hii
study of it has just begun.
II shall make no recommendation
until l have covered the ground very
carefully" he said. II have been Civ
en- every courtesy by the trustees
and have had a good talk with Presi
dent McRae. One thing l have no
ticed, and that Is. that Harper Is pay
ing more for supplies than the City
hospital. For instance, catgut, FOL
which Harper is paying $1.75 a dozen
cost US only $1.30h. That was prob
ably because we listed all our supplies
and advertised for bids. There was
usually competition by three or fouI
firms, and the one that averaged low
est for all supplies got the contract
for year Snail l recommend thai
system for Harper? Can't say; III
too early to make plans.
I'VE pay higher salaries to nurses
and other hospital employees In st
Louis than you do in Detroit. The
City hospital has 436 employees on its
payroll-more people than there are
In this hospital, patients and all.
Il find Harper hospital very crowd
ed. It is turning away patients every
day. The Bull wing will be opened
the first Of the year; that will give
some relief. l don't know when the
Hudson building will be ready.
There's one problem we had in st
Louis that doesn't exist In Detroit
the Negro problem. We had to have
special accommodations for Negroes
"The City hospital has its own am
balances, and they take patients only
to the City hospital. II q millionaire
is injured, he goes to the City hospj
tai, and no matter how much money
he has. or how badly his family wants
him taken somewhere else. he Is op
Grated on there and is kept there I'M
til he can be moved. We have no
'body-snatchers, as New York has In
it's competing ambulance companies
The Detroit times., 1913-11-06

Mullahs OF militancy are really not
mad, II the whirling dervishes OF
English politics have any better rea
son for whirling than sheer fanatic
ism, they should have q chance tc
tell us about 1t. And ten thousand
Anthony Comstocks should not be
able to prevent their reaching Amer
lean women.
have read many Of the articles to
which Mr.. Comstock objects and
confess / have found nothing ObJec
dcnable In them.
The sins Of the world have been
bred in darkness. in secrecy, in the
hush Of harems that still cloister the
minds Of women, long after THEN
bodies have been released from them
Light cures.
Light heals.
The first words spoken out Of whirl
ing chaos are still the finest words
will always be the finest words
Let there be Light"
For a long time the human race
took this wonderful message In Its
least, most literal sense. Today we
are awakening to the fact that II con
ta!ns the key to moral as well as tc
physical health.
In the radium ray lies the only hope
Of cure for the physical cancer
woman found 1t, and In the radium
ray which good women are directing
on the moral cancers Of the world
lies It's salvation.