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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
dope FIEND" MAY
FACE PERJURY CHARGE

Frank Karch. dope nend." may be
arrested on a charge Of perjury as the
result of testimony he gave In the
case against Frank Hurshley, drug
gist at No. ITO Michigan-sve., charged
will selling morphine without a pre-
scription. In Hurshley's police court
examination, a week ago. Karch. star
witness for the prosecution, swore
that he purchased morphine from
Hurshley, and was caught. as he left
the store. by Detectives Field and Lar
kins. Monday, on the resumption OF
the trial. Attorney O'Neill placed
arch on the stand for 'cross-examina-
ton
Karch hatly contradicted his other
story, and said he had been coerced
into testifying falsely in the first
hearing. He said that wnen the Off,
GERS got him, he feared that he was
going to be imprisoned He swore
that Detective Reid threatened to
kick In his ribs" II he didn't tell q
story that Hurshley sold him the NOR
phine.
Hurshley took the stand. and denied
selling drugs to the youth. a typical
dope flend."~
Justice Stein took the whole matter
under Amusement until Saturday. At
that time he will decide Hurshley's
case. and also whether to take steps
against Karch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BUYS.
J. Roe 81. Parker: w. Mills. 80
Hague: II. Buslepp, $40 Fisher: b. Nor
rift, 1917 Fisher; ]. wiethoR, 81 Mack;
J. Keenan,. AL Wilkins w. Reimer. 49A
Jos. Campau: L. zebrowski, SAT
Mitchell: A. 'Junkrowskf, 4s4 Moran: Il.
Clark. 46 Leslie: w. Gorpagel, SO7 Mel
drum: A. Hibkoski, 1878 ST, Aubin; A.
Sobczak. 745 Frederick; 8. Bieniek, 14A
Thirty-second: w. AXE, l7s Euclid: A.
Janizzi, GA Chippewa: W. Barbank, 80
Lane: J. Bernat 81 Pulaski; E. Chap
man, 1otS Third; M. Close, 5S4 Twenty
fourth: w. Dunsmore, <47 Pine: w.
Leeke. sos Thivfieth. r.. Boerd, $50 FIJI.
teenth; w. Mcdonald, 65s Chippewa: J.
d. Dell. 1870 Artillery; O. Stein bac er.
671 Fourth; @. Wolfe, 119 Goodwin.
GIRLS
r. Anderson, S44 r. Clark: b. Byrnes.
IS McGraw: r. Grail. 1OS Charlcvoix;
@. Dixon. 1872 Watson: r.. Emrick. %
Burdeno: q: Robinson, 242 Hudson: l.
Rabchena, g Home; J: vermiesch. s7l
Hayes. Sss Field; F. Walerton. issi
Townsend; o. Lehre, 211 Beals. A. Fu-
harr, 133 Post; r. Singer, 172 Watson:
a. Ginguski. 7l3 Kirby: d. Doodkin. IS
RUSSELL; p. Kaplan. 2a5 Benton; j
Aiexandrlne; NJ. Nestrowcs, AZ Twenty
eighth; p Kasti, 2a1 Berlin; c. But /.
chart. ss1 Thirty nr.t; Q. Fishes. S?s
chek, 10 Rich: r. schaikowski sS
Thirty-hfth: o. rSchcel, 1873 Military; j
Dsy, fs0 Canton: A. Smith. 16s Arendt:
a. Doublestein, 1870 Crane.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
ASK WILSON TO /.
PUT M'REYN0LDS
IN THE DISCARD
San Francisco Attorney Wires
Wilson As the Result Of
White Slave Case
AIDED DISTRICT ATTORNEY
TO PREPARE FOR TRIAL
Western Official Denies Agree
ing to Proposed Postpone
ment of Cases

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June 23.-
A telegraphic request that Atty. Gen.
McReynolds be removed from once
for ordering the postponement of the
Diggs-C sminetti case was sent to Pres
fdent Wilson by Attorney Clayton Her.
rington, q former Judge. Harrington
announced today.
Harrington aided District Attorney
McNab In the preparation Of the trial
Of the two Californians. He took the
step, he said, on his own initiative.
McNab denied having agreed with
Attorney r. T. Devlin to postpone the
case against the two men. He
charges the report coming from Wash.
ington as absolutely false.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
CITIES SERVICE
OFFERS NOTES
Five Year Obligations Will Net
Z Per Cent-Large Equities
Back of Notes

Cities Service company, the leading
public utility holding company In the
group of public utility corporations
operated and managed Dy Henry L..
Doherty & Co.. Of New York city, ID
making a public Offering, through
these bankers, OF 100000 per cent
5-year convertible coupon notes at par
and interest from the date OF the
notes on May is. 1913. The notes are
redeemable at 102 and interest on ~
days notice.
There Ia an authorised Issue OF wv
OO0. 900. but only 100000 have been
issued, of which 100000 were aD-
sorbed by British public last month:
Besides the large equities back on
these notes there are the additional
features OF convertibility at any time
into the 6 per cent preferred stock OF
Cities Service Co. The notes are IN
denominations of 500. $500 and VI .0OO.
90 that the small as well a. the large
investor has an opportunity to acquire
an investment which will net per
cent for years. Cities Service Co.
was organized less than three years
ago and has acquired substantially
all the common stock OF the Denver
Gas & Electric Co. the Empire DIS
trict Electric Co., of Missouri. Brusn
Electric Co., of Galveston. Tex, the
Danbury & Bethel Conn Gas Z
Electric Co.. the Empire District Gas
Co. of Kansas, and q contract for the
acquisition OF 81 per cent Of the COM
mon stock OK the st. Joseph (Mo.)
n Al n.
Cities Service Co. hat shown a4
vances in growth in earnings and IN
dividends since It's organisation. II
has paid dividends monthly at the rate
of per cent per annum on the pre-
ferred stock since organization. the
common stock started on q per cent
basis until Dec. 81, 1911, when the
rate became 4 per cent, and per cent
has been paid since the beginning OF
1918. Earnings last year were eQuAi
to 9.29 per cent on the outstanding
common shares and for the four
months OF the present year the com
pany shows earnings which for the
full year will be equivalent to upward
OF IL per cent for the common, after
caring for all charges. including the
interest on these notes for ~ months
and the preferred stock dividend. the
total surplus to May 81, 1918, was
There IL no bonded debt
and the market value OF the preferred
and common stocks 10 over $4,000
900: the equity back Of the $4,000, 900
notes is over three and one-half times
the total notes issued, and at present
rate of earnings the net earnings FOR
the calendar year will be more than
fve times the interest charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
DIED..

home. sss Beividere- ave. Franct
Hesse. aged o. years. Funeral Tues
day. . p. m. from above residence.
KLOTZ-June ~, at his home. $50 An
tietam- st, John Adam, aged 81 years
and IL months, reltct Of the late
Amelia KiotH and dear father or Mrs
John G. Repp. Mrs. John Kopp. Mrs,
Napoleon La Mountain. Notice OF
funeral later.
SCiMULT--June %, August, beloved
husband Of Mary schmidt, and father
OF John. Joseph Martha, Elizabeth
Mrs. Anna Mall, Mrs. Geo. Upton.
Funeral from residence. 7&1 Twenty
ATHEIST. Wednesday, $3.50 a. M st.
Boniface church.
DEMANN-suddenly. June 20, 1918.
at his residence. 80 Ersklne st.
Christian Weidemann. beloved hns-
band OF Mary Weidemann and dear
father OF Oscar. Mathllde, Alma.
Carolinet Emma and Walter Wctde.
mann and Mrs. r. Won der Heids.
Funeral service Wednesday at
o'clock. Burial private.
1ART--Ninnis. June 81, beloved wife Of
Martin Tart dear mother OF Freder.
lex. John, Marguerite Deible. aged
years. Funeral from residence, los
Pulford-st.. Tussday. June q, At ? p.
m. and $3.50 at Bethel church. corner
Mt Elliott and Hendricks. Burial
private
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
SAalf Sc. MARIE.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. June Is
r r.s,. AAs scE. p, 70: saturday; -.o;
SSSI.i: II; Hsn:x:0 ' iYi:s6; '' sser %S,:
2; Ball Brothers. :: Hydrus. s.. Prince
G eSr, Veronica Athens. 8: Alhrightt
M.tSs.. g.; siensn:. Msnas, North
Hamonic. Assiniboia.. noon; Berwind.
wsii. p. M! john bons Sas Wsy0F% From
Glsneilah,, $50; Saxon. Nadia, 40:
iiornesai; o.; Bssverton, $50; MorSsn,
Kee, :; Troy. Beatty. s's sSGnw aecsm aS:
q: N: Monday; Fiass. Thompson, John
oIiy.r syer. Frsns p' Bly,
erdike. schoonmaker scottish Hero,
$40; wilbert smith. Emily Mowatt. 8:
sns.ss FSer s'G os ss% pIsk, nor;s
opus $3.50; L.abelle, II: Lanshiin. Wes-
ton ton Nysnza: m!dnish,: slxSy. a. M;
Msunaloa. John Moore. 8; Henry smith.
Rochester. $50, Augustus. s; Nettieton.
MoSa ssos zenith 0p city a sso cs.r,.
Hutchinson. 1880; csstalia. seliwood.
II; wawatam. Alex Thompson. 1880;
a ert. = MoI 81 WalsIh $50; Rob
Canadian. 8; Matthew. Wilson. Watson Watson.
e tGs May Wa M:stSsT: Cory $50;
strathcona. ii; 'Hartw.ll' ITO; Huri.
9ssia " mSn'f faso rsssro Sond MS:
K1spr so H en.ss M Rssss: sss aS:
Ward AIMEE. s; wissshickon. Widisr. (:
Cygnus; 8; Randolph. Warner. Warri.
ner' $780, Hur q, S.f y;
2. Rees, s;2s: W. l.. smith. $40: i. G
Hi"s .so $40; s. Pa,ks 2; Prs:aus Isle,
;adrn,n. T.; Maryland. 1905 sunday
ddinetcn; Paige, i:5o; Caledonia. 2; I'll
Marsha. :; Barnum. $50: shena ngo
MSiinnetonka. ,7so: walters. .: Roman.
s Maia. s:2o; F. NJ. Osborne. Champion,
curtis. M Marvin. ,iyas: S wsiSo. iiH Iss:
Iehsm Crete. cch:titation. i ia:sci p sem m.
3: Buffalo, sie; j. p. Rsiss
& Ericsson; Bell $40: Yosemite s. J.
S'SSa sssrse So s;' Ed sSestSs
$40; London. 7; Osler, $50; Ream. . 80:
lAkepOrt, 10. Howard Hanna, 0.cD:
Leonard Miller, Maruba. 11:15: Muncy,
Fryer. i:so; Peliatt, 3: osoraetowm ana
barge, s:l5; Heffeinnger, $40: simia
arge. 8; louisiana. s:40; Carnegie. II
Down: .strathoona, 7:10 Saturday
nsisht; 0hi. 1i5; ,rmbria, 3; Bangor.
e:4O; W. f. REFS, ioIG; Clarke. 10 az:
Cort,. Thomas, 1850. Gratwick, .ir:S:
Lynch. 40: Hebard, Chase, Osborne
i2;io Sunday. morning; J. J. Barlum.
:iS; Cooke Maricopa. 1:20:. Bryn Mawr.
2;4b; Neptune. .2:s5; p. l. Wallace. 3:l5:
: eapoIis,. cepheus. Paris S:i5: None
gan, Aloha. Minsoe. 500: England S 40:
Nen, $40; Orinoco. Granada, s.; Elha
9 :45: Mariposa, $50; Durston. Sirius
io:t6: Peter White. 1880; Grammer.
,enk sr. ih;Ss; Jay Morss la:ts p. m
Schooner 3 Ke.ie s: HsA! MortS VIVA iinS:
40: Hoover and Mason. Indus. 4: hoi-
den. 4: 40; Lumberman, Jennette. star
ley. $50: Bessemer, Holly. 5:45: Bran
don, Arnaxonas. $50; Oceanica, $50: e.
y. Bradley. Woolson, Brightie. barge
ton. i:sS: Hoi%e:. 40: Rsn.se1seS. 8;
barge. 1915: Pendennis White, Il:i0;
Choctav, 10; Palmer, 1880 a. m. Mon.
day; Graham, l:16: Fulton. Magma,
Govt 1r w aiS Wolf snd e'y Ws.to o sa
Bransford, 8: c. w. FL
phicke. Italia. Sis: .Nyansa, Campus
! 30; La Belle, Q; Corrigan. Blxley.
l.aughlin. $3.50: Henry Smith. Wynn-
1otte. TO-: Argo and barge. 10:1b: Maun-
aloa. lo:40; Aztec and barge. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
MARINE


SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, June
2S.-The y. 8. revenue cutter Tusca.
rora. aground on Vidal Shoals. was
released late Saturday night by tina
wrecktng tug Favorite. The Tusca.
rora 10 not so badly damaged az was
at nrst thought, and will proceed to
Detroit for necessary repairs.
A court OF Inquiry may be held to
determine the cause Of the accident.
The steamer Choctaw. ashore at PIT.
IroQuois. was released by the tug
Schenk. She was not damaged.
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MARRIAGES


n, Frank % F. Wolfe. ss; Florence War
Edward Alfred. rs; Tinnie Mskurat.
Joseph Fiorka. IS: Josephine Leszak.
samuel Butcher. 81; Teresa Walsh.
~.
Martin schmitx. ss; Anna Hubert
Max Markowitz. 2s: Esther Solomon.
Roy v. Fritz. 2s, Detroit; Hasel
Place. ID. Ludington.
Henry LaCroix. So; Felice p. Lssper-
George Thornton. 81; Dorothy Par
shall. IL
Carl DAMN, "a: Gertrude Hinkal. rs.
Hedge Vol Hillbarg. Il: Ruth Moore.
Robert salIifont. 81; Margaret Ross
bach. 20.
Herman Krenz. as; Olga Winklsr. IL.
Joseph Mucha. Is: Mary Wolak. ~
Frederick wasmuid. 20; Olive M.
Bs%isjfaee.. Ko.tsrsewskL ss Jo-
William c. Cripps. "a; Matilda ABB
bott, 30.
William Toner r. 80. Detroit; Mary
Bradley. rs, Cleveland.
Francesca Pace, 90; Caterina Marti-
Joseph NJ Welt. 81. Highland Park:
Mildred l.. Goldsmith, IS. Ligonier. Ind.
n. James lanes - sans: &c; Warren. o.; Lille
Alfred }, Roshr,s. Is. Detroit; Mary
Emil cl.erhaat. az. Toledo; Li.etts
&c. Hoch, 26. same.
John c. ADDISON. II; Katherine NJ.
Cannon, 20.
"a. x I: :. Mckenzie, 49, Margaret
William vigneau, 10; Eleanore Diehl.
Charles Mills, 80: Mary c. Hoffman. %.
August Mortier. 81; Anna Russell. 60.
Alex c. Morrison. -; Theta Richard,
Albert F. Wood. %; Lucy p. 0reve.
George NJ Dierlsin. Il; Viola Hon.
John Knoer, 81: Nellie Rhode. -. =
George J. Schneider. Is; Marie T..
John Dybowski. Al; Helena Halisow-
Richard Bell. Al. Susan Macwnliams.
%.
stanislaw Ketko, rs; Michaeiina sar-
Claude Greasy, ~: Grace Gowman, as.
Hugh Mcmillan, 2s; Catherine Metz
Robert d. Reed, Is, Highland Park;
Blanche sutton. 20. Detroit:
John Tworeck. 1b: Antonio Misak, -
Albert c Drake, IL; Esther Olson. -.
Rowiey- Snyder, 81 Jennie r.
Thc"as rrsoin'ki. 81; Ro'l. Lu0in-
Michasi sitko. ~; Leo Kadia Puk-
Edward w Pearson. 81. Loodon. Ont;
Henry G. Dousherty. ~; Eta Hald-
Gordon r. wyckon. rs Laura Call
Henry Ameel. 81. Detroit; Barbara
Gordon r. Ruttan. %, Highland Park;
Olive T. Davis. ~, same.
Warner Fl. Eick, -; Elsie Bishon. 40.
fHw.rd Ss,l5 =, Nary Es,, n
F1ers sG rSwls e S.l Rst,S,t
walter shattock. %: Violet Hopley
Donald Mckenzie, 20; Violet coulson
william Garner. n. River Rouge:
John Lindow. "a. Pennington: Hat.
tie Heidelmeyer. as. Detroit
Daniel oirs.d, 70, River Rouge; Mel
John s. Derr. 80; Carolina vreecal
George Baird. Is; Alice Eastman. IS
Nichoiss Grimm. Is: Edna oran. -
Thomas Baker. rs: Libby Mcintyre. 40
Peter Bosch, 20; Mary Pasternak. ~
Ebert Lane. 20. De~"it: Carrie Ste
Alex H. Minno, 81; Mertie McCloe. Is
Frank X Gore, 3b: Lillian Knapp. 80.
Bronislaw Tolzdorf; Stefania Chui-
zinski, 10.
Karl Bobinski, 81; Emma A. MarshaIls
II.
Albert .smutney. Jr.. 2s; Ora Cham
~ rrv = nav,s es Mar,efte. Ida To.
hianskL -. Detroit.
Vigil Updyke. 81, Lebanon, Ind.
Mary A. Steeismith. n. Detroit.
Frank Weinberger. %. Greenfield
Della Gramer. 81, BEDFORD.
vincenty Tiladi. rs; Stanislawa Nor
zoweka, 81.
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me" men, IL to ,s' to ,rsvsi. Sood psyias
proposition 20 hustisra Apply ! 70
o:S0 Q. M S31 Mo6st BId0.
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1840-1013

The present Detroit Saw.
ings Bank was started as
a"Savings Institute"
shortly after the great
hre of May, 1648, when
sparks from one of the
few steamboats, on the
river caused the destruc-
don of nearly all the
property south of Jeffer-
son avenue between
Bates and Randolph
streets. and along Jeffer-
son avenue nearly to
Beaubien. About 800
houses were burned.
The loss was placed at
$3.50, 900, an insignificant
sum compared with the
present day valuations
in that district, but illus
trating the vast growth
OF the city in the history
of the Bank.
When the Bank was II
years old, in April 1866,
occurred the most disas-
trous fire the city has
ever suffered, not ex.
cepting the famous one
of 1905. The Lake Shore
and D. & M. Railway
depots, over 80 cars, a
steam ferryb0at, and an
immense quantity of
merchandise were de-
stroyed. Eighteen lives
were lost at this fire and
the damage was placed
at 81, 900, 900.
Commercial and Savings
Accounts, For'gn Drafts,
Travellers Cheques,
Safety Deposit Vaults.
'enobsool Building, Fort 81. ives
'igM Branches. GOVERNS he Cit,
6. e. q sc.. ssIJ ]. 'ess: FL. 4y =:
CT. J1ae0ca Ave. CT. fvseSScsPsh d
7 ~ 40 Avk. - wceewA!1 Avn.
3 p. :i S.I:,ss AYR CO; 40 ss;i'sr
nnk~n43
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------rrumnnH--<
mn

SsoNsd wife Of " H. cansio MAY .rs
daughter OF w. II. and Cynthia A
Gardner. Funeral from parents
residence. 20 Belmont-ave.. Tuesday.
June -. at p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %. Martha Is~
bell. aged Z years, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Christ Christensen. Ser
vices Tuesday AFTERNOON at . o'ciocI
from parents' home. %366 East Euclid
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|R Rates.. . a ave Word

line.
No transient advertisement inssr.ed
Tor less than Ice with cash; lSo u
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all cisssl.
mcations except births. Cards OF
ihsnks. Obttuaries. Meeting Notices
snS All Ads preceding Male Help:
Nesting NoticeS-Minimum charge Sse
LOT 20 words or less. over 70 woros
one one, and one third cents for each extra
Personals-Mlnimum charge. acc; 200
per line. counts SIX words TO the
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HELP wANTED-MALR

BICYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE repair.
men wanted. Good wages, 1:<3
Grand River-ave.
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MEDTIYGs-

members OF Column
bus Lodge. No. 315. T. O. o. r., are
most earnestly requested to meet at
396 Belvidere-ave.. corner Of Kerche-
val, on Tuesday, June "a. at d. m.
for the purpose Of attending the fu-
neral Of the brother who was the
father OF tho lodge. and also was the
nrst n Grand OF said lodge. A good.
large attendance for the last Offer
ings for the said brother 10 request
ed ny order. Chas. Strong, NJ a.
Richard Maeder, r. Sec.
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All the news In the News Read il
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
COOKING SCHOOL Is
HIGHLY INTERESTING
Dozens Of Ladies Attend Daily Les.
sons Given by Expert Cook

The Cooking School that is being
hcld BOO 'hc American Furniture Store
by the Layton Health club Baking
Powder Co., under the direction Of that
highly capable demonstration, Mrs. +.
W. Adrich, is being attended daily by
dozens Of ladies'. The sessions contin.
uo for several hours each afternoon
Inriug which time many delicious dain.
ties, wherein baking powder is an es.
s%,utial part, are made and baked.
Ms. NlIrlah serves biscuits, white
bread, and whole. wheat nut bread, each
afternoon, completing the process of
making and baking same within one
hour, ,bc,rhy proving to those present
OH" wonderful hugiug qualities of Lay.
tom, lD,1I'n club Baking Powder.
Each IrN some special product of
Hr ..o. u'' 80, prepared On Mon.
day afternoon the famous Lady Bal.
'imorr cake was served. On Wedncs
DO, afternoon % special meat pie aud
.uratr, we're served.
owing go the genial disposition of
.ur drmuus'rI. or, Mrs. Aldrirh. VINO
answers all questions pertaining 20 hak.
n., and baking powder, the attendance
n.rr,,o, daily. she has shown beyond
nii I'uh'. IN" pcrtrc purity. surety and
~ a.. .#H- -
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FOREST NOTES

Twenty-Five states, Including Hawaii,
now employ state iorr,tcrs
\ ll5 too, )oohuut tower ON No., 81
arrn,os national forest, Arizona, just
constructed hy forest officers. was built
entirely Of logs and without the use of
hosting machinery other than rope,
and tackle blocks
Forest officers on the Puvc,tc nation.
al forest ar" using % compressed air
drll in road work on the forest. There
q, considerable rock work 20 do and
the drrll saves time and money Ia cut.
ting grades on mountain roads.
In AN experimental test track near
GAINESVILLE, Wis, AN inspection Just
made showed that hcmlock aud tam.
arnrN ties put in the track without
p~rrS"r,aiye treatment were dccayed az.
ter - wears service. Those which had
been treated were practically a. good
q, when first laid.
Light burning of u]hdcrbmsh TO re.
move forest litter had been practiced
in India, with the idea that il i'm.
proves conditions for teak growing
Now after long Investigations forest
officials here say that the fires are
harmful, that full Gre protection must
bee extended everywhere, and that TO
he really effective this protection must
be continued.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Jones entertain.
Ell with r bridge party on Monday
evening. II was q pleasing mixture Of
the young, and the young married PEG.
pie Miss Ertrl Of indianapolis very
charminglv rendered several beautiful
selection, M the piano. Mrs. Finegan
aud Miss Hopsou sang. aud altogether
the evening was a most delightful one.
The rooms were decorated in pink
aud white. Bowels Of the most gor.
geous sweet peas, Of that color were
everywhere. The two course luncheon
tastefullv conformed with the color
scheme of pink and white and was the
acme of daintiness. About t~hirty.fve
guests were invited
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MOTHERS HAVE YOUR CHILDREN
WUnMS9

NJ" they irN"rrsh, restless, nervous,
irritable d'>/N or co~usripltedf Do
hey continually pick their nose ~
grind their teeth Have they cramp.
mig pains, irregular aud rayenous an.
rr''"' These are all signs of worms.
Worms not only cause your child suf.
i'rbg hut stunt lis mind aud growth.
CIV" "klrkapoo Worm Killer NJ once
u AlIlS aud removes the worms. i'm.
proves your rhild's appetite, regulates
stomach, liver and bowels. The symp.
oms disappear and your child is made
harrN ana healthy, as nature intended.
MI druggists or by mail, 25c
h''haro' Indian Medicine Company,
! ''I'd''Ph'", Fa' st, Louis, Mo.
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Mis-, Siansburv entertained in a very
arligh'fui manner last Friday evening
Ni'h a bridge party. in honor Of the
Misses Hupson. tw0 most charming
Young ladies' who have been spending
he summer with their sister. Mrs.
~wit' The color scheme throughout
he evening was yellow, the rooms be.
~ rret'ily decorated in thar color.
nd with the lights casting . yellow
glow over all, ~ made 40 effective
scene. Large bevels OF yellow dahlies
We're placed about the rooms. giving
IN atmosphere Of springtims which
vas 'rulv remarkable. \ dainty two
curse luncheon was served. the ice
""urs" being particularly original in
he snaps ~ inv flower pots. hlled
vim chocolate ice. thereby conforming
'u III, shade Of terra cora. with a riuy
bunch Of sweet peas stuck in each one.
living he effect Of . miniature pot
~ flowers. There wer. about -nir'v.
i've guest, present.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22

The Turkey Trot'' The Bunny
Mug and ;Ar "Tucumcari Gallop'
are the latest on dance lore. but tht
't'rs' ming IN clothes you can see al j.
Lowe, ne taIIor's. and mis- prices
1rc rigu' for me hand.tatiored snit.
made 10 tr NOU, only Sl4.Ou and up.
IL also uses the modern method Of
.raniug aud pressing. He shapes your
oats when he presses them, as only a
first class 'ailor can do. Phone los
iSoon building, East Main street.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22

The News received a rataIog Of the
Panhandle State Fair at Amarillo 70
he held October 8 TO II. Amarillo is
very ambitious in regard TO this fair
and from all indications the fair will
compare favorably with the cotton pal
ace at Waco. \ large delegation from
Tucumcari should plan 10 attend and
carefully examine the exhibits and al
so should be represented there by eN.
hlbi's, Our fair association should
take notes and plan for cur fair her.
which if NOT held here this fall should
he held here next fall.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22

\ dancing club known as he Tu.
rumrnri Dancing Club with over thirty
members, hold weekly dances ut the
Arcade Theater. This week they have
an assembly dance on Friday night
The dances are held on Thursday nights
except the weeks Of he Elk dances
and on those weeks the Tucumcari
Dancing club give their dances on Fri.
day NIGHTS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
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Mrs. John Coleman. who has been
stopping AZ Dr. Manney', Home san
itarium, was able TO return home Wed.
ue,iay, aud Mrs. Willie Noteworthy. q
patient IN me Tubercular ANNEX Of
the Home for the past four months.
returned 10 her home in Tennessee
much improved rs . resul, Of her stay
in Tueumcari and he Home Saui,arlum
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-28
LEMON CREAM CAKE

Cream one-half cupful sugar with
butter the size of an egg. Add three
eggs, one at time, beating mixture
thoroughly as each is added. One
half cupful of milk One and one
half cupfuls Of -four sifted with one
teaspoonful of baking powder. Bake
in three small layer pans.