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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28

FAYErTE CITY. PA squad of
police raided the church OF the United
Brethren OF 0illispie and arrested 200
men who were holding . cooking
main
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28

sob Printiag Done Right. Times
prlutIng Co., is John R-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28

Buys . selection from our
regular - shoes-button and
blucher - black or tan, In
cludlnp cushion sole shoes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28

Buys Z selection from our
regular $3.50 line; late mod
els-bluehsr, tans, gun metal,
vIci kid, patent colt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28

SPECIAL meetfnG OF the IegIsIat1Ve
cOmmlttee Of the Detroit Teachers
association was held In the school
N~se building Thursday night. to
discuss the teachers retirement bill
now before the legislature. providing
10 the retirement with pay OF teach
ers after certain period of service.
The members OF the association were
said to be unanimous in favor OF the
bill A delegation may be sent to
the Legislature to work for the meas
ure. As much influence as possible
wul be brought TO bear on the
Wayne county delegation. Dr. Glover.
head OF the insurance department OF
tho University Of Michigan. Is pre-
pairing statistics to shoM what the
passage OF the bill Will cost the.
state, and Prof Wilgus. of the law
department. IL studying II from the
legal aspect
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
Baltimore Couple We'd Here.

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Robert Z. Lee Ohigart,
1912 North Central avenue, to Miss
Eleanor Rowland, iii Hanvoer street,
both of Baltimore. The wedding took
place Saturday at the rectory of St.
Mary's Catholic Church, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rudolph accom-
panied the bride and groom. After the
ceremony the couple returned to Balti-
more and surprised their friends by
announcing the marriage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23


Mrs. f. S. Boyd has Joined her hus-
band Ensign i. S. Boyd at Fortress
Monroe. Va.
Miss Gladys Martin and Miss Mar
aaret McCambridge, of Washington
left today for a visit at Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Clayton have
been visiting Baltimore.
MIR. ]. de Peyster Dow was among
those from Annapolis who TENDED
the races at Laurel yesterday.
Miss Mary Tolley Lyon and Miss
Ellen McElroy Lyon. of Whitehall
EllicotL City. attended the hop at the
Naval Academy on Saturday night and
were guests of their grandfather, DIR.
William G. Ridout, at his home on
Duke of Gloucester street.
President Fell, of st. Johns College
has returned from Princeton.
Mrs. Parker. wife of SurgeonP barker,
u. S. N, has been visiting Baltimore.
Miss Pearl Gray, left here Tuesday
afternoon for an extended visit to her
mother at the latter's home, Berkeley,
Hartford county.
Mrs. R. Clausen is visiting her sister
in Baltimore.
| Among those who attended the per
Torrance Of Young Wisdom" at the
i Academy of Music, Baltimore, yester'
i day, was Mr. Robb Combs. of AnnapO-
| lis.
Miss Fredricia Wilmer, daughter Of
Prot. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wilmer, has
matrIcuIated at the National Cathedra
School for girls, at Washington.
Rear-Admiral Thomas B. Howard, is
visiting members of his family in thu
city.
Mrs. Carl Hardy has been visiting
Baltimore.
Mr.. M. |. Weller, of Washington
was in Annapolis today on a bushes:
trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
MINIsTERING CHILDRERS LEAGUE
Sessions Bean TOMORROW Afternoon.

The sessions of the Ministering Chill
dren's League, will begin tomorrow af'
ternon at the lower room of the Mis-
sion Chapel from half past three for
an hour
Miss Randall and Miss Carter will be
the Teachers and they hope for large
attendance of girls from TO 10 years.
The only fee required is cents on en-
trance
They will have for sale also on Fri
day afternoons lot Of articles that
have been made by the children, house
hold clothes and dresses, aprons, shirt
waists, &c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
Recuperating.

Mrs. James Tate, mother of Mrs.
Elijah Williams, who resides on King
George street, is slowly recovering
from a painful accident. Mrs. Tate,
who is an elderly lady, fell d1wn-
stairs and was badly injured and has
been confined to her bed for some
time. She is slowly recovering, and
her many friends hope to see her out
soon again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
Pantry Sale Saturday.

In another column the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Church are advertising
Pantry Sale" for Saturday from 9
a. m. to p. m. This affords house
keepers an excellent opportunity to
buy their homemade cakes, pies,
rolls. bread, etc, for over Sunday.
The sale will be held in the lower
rooms of the church on Duke of Glou-
cester street near Conduit street.
Generous patronage is solicited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
Printed Signs For Sale.

Come to the Capital Office for a
Printed For Sale" or "For Rent
signs, 'ETresspass Notices." "Half
Holiday Closing" signs. etc, etc. A
full supply on hand, at this Office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
OYSTER SUPPER

For the benefit of Trinity Chnrch,
POI West St. Tickets, Csc. No
charge for admission. Thursday,
October 23rd, from S to 10 P. m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Items Of Interest Concerning Those
On the SO To and Frc-AbOus
You and Your Friends.

III vou have visitors ard are not
ashamed Of them, please SEND the
names 20 us. or give Personals" over
the Phone. People Ike q know WneE
Won lave visitors that they mag call
upon your friends. Personals pQb1aaheo
free.-ED.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-23

FIRST TIME IN ANNAPOLIS
Direct from RecordbreaEug Attendance at Nixon l...
Pittsburgh. Now Running s Months Aston IL-a--. n y
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
il iIAIA

MT and Mrs EHh Brown visited at Lit.erel Monday
 Born. 10 NJ. and Mrs Tom Drake Dec l4, fe lb boy.
 Miss Anna Beasley entertained company from Fayetteville saeur- day
 MT and Mrs. l L. Brown attend cd quarterly meeting at Elm Springs Saturday
 Frank Myfes oi Omaha Neb, is visiting his son Robert and brother sam at this place
 Miss Bessie Thompson went to Fayetteville Monday to have some asnta! work done.
 Will Sutton and W D Dial made a business trip to Rogers Taursday returning Friday
 Toy Gregg canddate for sheriff, vas in Harman Monday shaking hands with his many friends here
 The local fox hunters of this aIa 2 made a bie i ige Monday night but didn't zach any thing ba | D9-Sam
 Wm Ro4efz et the tir,s ef re 4it5 tHe balaa oEhi Heass hold good for Kan as, okla 4aere L. has recently mov
 Mrs sam Myre- and Mrs E Brown are on the sick list Mast eF Gro4err Brown who has mad blood poisoning in one of his han E very bad, is some better
 J. [. Harris, eandidate for as sessor, visited the Harman school lat Friday and gave the ehool quite an interesting talk on school work
 Polly Ann
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

tent direction of q NJ Lewis as contractor We would like to see other new houses in this row of line building lots.
 (. F. Goldsborough has made ex- tensive repairs on the old Bell shop where his eleetrie headquart- CTS is established and with the good financial backing that he now has will push the work rapidly and We will soon De permitted 10 req lize the splendid benefits of his lighting system.
 Mr. Bradshaw from near stri kler passed through West Fork tins week on his way to Fayettyile He reports much moving in and out of his community this winter One man goes 10 Texas and the Texas man to take his place is al ready here and has moved from his car 10 the farm.
 The Northwest Arkansas Lumb- er Company are removing the board fence enclosing the lumber yard ana they expect Q replace it with a niee wire fence This change makes marked improvement in the appearance of this part of our town and is also a personal con- yenience to those living near.
 \ ape worm said to be rear thirty feet long was taken from the stomach of A K Hardin on Wednesday Of this week and in the afternoon of the same day the young man was walking all over town in all apparently well condi- ton This is remarkable work % De accomplished in a few minutes of time and with % little trouble to the patient
 L. Y. Davis has started work OH his new residence in tie Curtis aa- dition where Fred underhiH,s dwell- ing is now about ready for eapa- ton These new dwelling houses with .he on@s in the southeast part Of town, those south near the school house and the prospective ones for r. W Ford and Garland Carter and probably others In the Oldham ad- ditioH, all give our town an appear anee of growth.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
BRESTN OoD.

Roy Karnes visited his parents at Wes. Fork Saturday and Sunday Mrs Minnie Par hal of Winslow came in Monday 10 spend q few days with friends and relatives
 Several of our young people at tended the pie supper at Winslow Saturday night.
 A large crowd of people attended the r.. A. BuGd ga es day at this place Monday.
 Com Perry of Carter arrived home from Sloan Springs and Wesfyille, Oklahoma, where he has been look ing for a loeation Tor his future home
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Chandler of Vermont, Ill, eame in Monday to visit friends and relatives of both.
 Observer.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
HRISTMiS DONT'S

Don't tell people that you do not expect to receive any presents. You know you do.
 Don't forget taat the clerk @ho has been working long hours for many weeks is human.
 Don't. il the present you are send ing away was expensive, fail 10 fe- move the price tag
 Don't hunr Tor price mark. ou the presents geu receive.
 Don't wait till Christmas for the purpose of being kind
 Don Iet your eft DO ket knoR what your right pocket gives sos friendship. for love or for charity
 Don't te grs8es1 merely be aazs some delieery boy happels 10 prod you with tBe eosnes ot box [ d is twice as large a he
 Don lei yoarse.f suppose Vhen you crowd into the place where Christmas shopping is being done that you are tfe only one Who Is in hurry
 Don't present your Christmas gift d if 9ou were conferIing a fay- or.
 Don't give merely for the pur- pose of creating the impression that you are generous.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
BRUSH GREEK.

OHiy one more week of school.
 Mr Oscar Walker is reported somewhat better.
 Mr. and Mrs a CaRup spent Sunday with Mrs Ida Curry and family
 Ms Wm Fanaifer is s.oWly im- proving since Ter attack of pneu= monia 1ever.
 Mr. and Mrs Iks Smith spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Smith par ents at Elm Springs
 Mr and Mrs Jesse Walker attend ed the fireman play, The Aveng- CT a springdale Friday night.
 Mrs Dick Canup and daughter. Miss Ada were pleasant callers al Ghas. George. sunday afterHoon Mrs. Charley George aho Was re gently stricken with faeial paralysis is taking electric treatment Of pr Frank Young of spfingdale
 George Lord and wife returned Saturday to their home at WiIburt- oH. Okla. after a week visit with the latter parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N Perkins.
 Some little effort is being made for q Christmas tree at the Brush Creek church but the Brush Creek people are exhibiting Hefy little interest =in=ehe matter
 Annabel Lee.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

There has been very generous fesponse to tle suggestion in last week $ News that a fand De raised with which to= bring little Christ mas into the homes of the needy and deserving in springdale city Marshal Cover kindly circulated a subscription paper among the business men Monday. and nun Der have left their contributions at the News offiee
 Mayor oWnbey ] as appointed Reys A. L. Cline, C P Walters and N. e. Hickman, Mrs. l. D. Petross, Mrs. .G. r ReHner and Miss Frankie searey a. a committee 10 parehase and distribute the gifts Ii you kno# oI needy persons please ae- pot to them.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
\ FEEL IN THE CHRISTMAS AIR
By James Whit outb Riley

They's kind Q feel in the air to
 me
 When the Chris mas times sets in That's about a much ot a mystery As ever I've run as'iu. Fer instunee, now, while gain in
 weight
 And gtneral health. sweas They's @ goneness somers cant
 quite state \ kind Q fe, in the air. They a feel in the Christmas air
 goes right To the spot where a man lives
 at It gives a feller appetite They ain.t no doubt about thatt And yit theys someptn - don't
 know what That follefs me here and there And a'nts and worries and=spafes
 me 0ot-
 A kind . feel in the air They's a feel. as say, in the air
 that's je As blamed -on sai as sweet In the same ra-sho as | feeI ths
 best
 And am the spryest on my feet TheY's allus a kind . sort of
 ache
 That I can't loeate nowhere But il comes with Chris. mas and 10
 mistake A kind 0 feel in the air Ie it the racket the children raise Why. no God Bless em. no l. 1t the eyes and tAe cheeks
 ablaze,
 Like my own Wuz long ago? it the bleat 0 the whistle and
 beat
 O. the little toy drum and blare O the horn? No, no. T. is jest
 the SWeet- The sad-saeet feel in the air
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
\ STRIKING RESEMBLANCE

A Cincinnati man recently pre- sented his wife with a piano lamp, which she said she would name aft CT him On asking her reason, she replied Well dear. il has good deal Of brass about it, it is handsome to look al, t is hot re m}rkably brillinat. requires good deal Of attention, is some times ua- steady on is feet. liable to K plode when half full, flares up oe- easionally ts always out at bed time, and k bound to smoke
 He ~ho cannot reason is fools h. whe wil not. a 8isot. he WAo dare aat a slave
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
IN ! TRAIN NREC k

The following < from an account ef the marriage of Ted Glass and Miss Lena Hewitt d. printed in newspaper d Cofsieanaa, Texas and is another proof of the old adage that love laughs al loeksmiths - a. vel as train Wrecks
 The young lady. Miss He sitt. Wao i~ sfzter 10 Mr. C F .fIeuitt, Hao eada x the fruit business fn tAe same building with the Mission left her home a sp inedale, Ark. on sunda5 and 0as ia wreck near F,a @ueFsiIle. Texas. aHd ad to wait aH night in the ffain and walk q mile aext a9y to atch another train 10 resume her journey. Sae vas o meet the young man 10 whom she was to b. married her brother 2 in Gorsicaaa TEe young man was fH business D GI8no, Texas. and he left there ou Saturday and lad 10 stop and ~ait a Austin being ma roonea by the food He finally left Austin on the special train which left there some TWO or three la ago and aftsr many delays and anuo3ances Oh account of bad train service. req he'd eersieaHna on lo= cal about h o'clock Tuesday morn ing
 The maafiaze g was very impressive and t1es wefe q most excellent look ing couple
 We wish them a long and useful life
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

Wm Bennison has traded his twenty acres south of town, known a the chas Henson place. and ten res known as the Pierce place southwest of town. to Dr sparkman for 12o acres in Benton County Mo Mr Bennison has not yet de- eided what he will do. but may pur- chase other property in this 10 al ivy. He and H C Hendrickson will have q public sale Of their person. al property at the place known as the Red Hog Ranch. two miles southwest of Springdale to-day.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
THE HOUSE ACROSS THE WAY

There is house across the way Where last year childish shouts
 were heard But all is silent there today Save for the sadly Whispere q
 word No holiy wreaths with ribbons
 grad
 Ia Ion3e Viu lows shall appear, No Ietterg in the frost ale tracod= TheyQ have 10 earistmas -
 his year There used 10 Ge a idine place There fn the yard where children
 played. By one Who had a merry faee The loud st noise was alwat
 made But not a child is sliding now, And all is sadly still today A shadow seems 70 rest somehow Upon the house across the way No child peers from the window
 there
 To see the postman come and pass No toys are piled in corners where Fhe doors last year were locked,
 alas Within the house aeross the way No pleasing. festive signs appear They speak in whispers there today And have no thought of Christ
 mas cheer. -S. E Riser in Chicago Record
 Herald
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
DE iTIiS.
Zimmerman.

Mrs Amanda Zimmerman died Wednesday evening at her home in Springdale. the resul, Of stroke of appoplexy received some two weeks ago
 Deceased was about 70 years ot age. and for q number of years she and her two daughters, Misses Hannah and Nellie have male this their home TEe body was shipped yesterday afternoon 10 The Plains, Va. their former home where the interment will take place The two daughters accompanied the body.
 Mrs Zimmerman husband died before the family eame to Spring dale. The surviving daughters hay lie living reiatites on their fathe. sid and none nearer than cousins oa II. II mo her,s slae.
 b il. King. restling sonih ot town, is in receipt oI lettees fTem tpo daughters iti#e It D u=e Colorado. fe#aaati,e. their eXreei- ea as WHea Da4e Has yisffed HE I heavy faTT O. snow few week bark MI kind of traffic was blocked and business practically suspended in the rit> On Thursday morning, the day the torn bean Ethel one of Mr Kings daughters. left her home and ssarted for Inc office where she was employed II took the street ar two hours 10 reach the point where she vas go ing. She was unable to get back home until Saturday afternoon, and then by a circuitous route, covering Ia distance of seven miles In places she was compelled to wall through snow waist deep Her sfst- CT. who left home at the same time was unable to get back until Sat urday afternoon, using snow shoe to walk on top of the snow. Tie men folks of the family spent the night in their off down town,
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
BIRTHS.

Phillips Born. to Mr and Mrs J. W. Phillips, Monday night. De- eemher 1a. q daughter= This is the tenth child borH.in the home of Mr and Mrs Phi lips, nine of whom are living, and tHe parents are just as proud of this one as they were Of the first
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
It the VI. |. Church, south, Next
 sunday.
A. L. Cline, pasto.
-s < At The First Baptist Church.

The Sunday School is preparing a program for Christmas All things are moving along nicely Tie pas or will be away next Sunday morn ing He goes to Pleasant Home church 10 help in the dedisation service. He expeets 10 bs at home for tie evening service All Of the usual services will he he'd d the church Sunday school as45 d. m preaching at11 m, B.Y F |. a m preaching al P n. Bro HP. Church aill preach at the morning service and the pastor tt the evening service You are gery eofdia ig invited 70 attend these services
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

k J Rhea, a. native of Washing ton County, who was reared al Rhea's Mill, in the western part Of the county. died few days aso of tuberculosis al the home of his sister. Mrs. J II MeIlroy at Fayetteville Deceased was 20 years of age The remains were bur jed in the family barying ground at Rhea's Mill
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
LETTER OF THANKS.

The members of the Springdale Volunteer Fire Department wish 70 express their heartiest thanks to the willing people in springdale and vicinity, who 90 ably assisted in giving the play The Avenger. z We wish to thank those who ear ried part in he play, these who We're kind enough to loan and give material fov costume. scenery and ssage settings. and last but by no means Isaat tho,e who attended the play. The re eipts were s99.- S5. for which w4 again thank you.
 springdale Fire Department
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

Mrs. J w. House went down to Fort Smith Wednesday morning for brief visit vi | her brothers at that place
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
 THE fHt Rt HES.
Last sunday It The Vi. F. Church..

Last sunday It The Vi. r. Church..
 Notwithstanding the rain and mud there was good congregation present Sunday morning 70 hear Pastor Hickman preach on tie Power of Little Things There were many favorab 2 comments on the excellence of the sesm mon in thought and its appeal lor better things. The sermon in the evening was designed 10 help those Nho wished to make star tn tIe christian life
 4 large number was present at Sunday School fer a rainy day ,o greet the preseuce of the superiu- tendent and tea hers with reciprocal enthusiasm for tie good of the hool in making il real power in the religious lie of the commun- ity.
 The Epworth League ~as led by Mis- Ester Niles The sabjeet was Red Letter Days or How 10 spend our holidays, national and religious, for the good of ourselves and the world Tie Epworth Leag- ue is q good place to go for those who are interested in the best thought along the fine of Christ ian life and activity
 # I. + It the M. |. Church, south. Next
 sunday.
 Sunday School promptly at 1o d. m
 Preaching al II a m ard 7.f5 D. m. Christmas themes a each ser vice.
 The exereises for the Christmas tree Wednesday, Dec. q will bt- gin promptly at TOO D ID.
 Everybody welcome 10 all Of thesa services
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

Carlos Hewitt anne in Thnrs1ay Of last week from Twinn Fails, Ida ho, where he has been for the pas eight months
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19

The failure of the leyyine court 70 make provision for carving ou inc tafm demoust aEion =Walk mas ean- | fhe Business Mea Club at Ea24tte4il4e te =taEt movement 10 Hais4 tIIe# necessary amount bE ari- yate subscription The c1Hb sab- serib E25. " T Farrar 70. S25. Arkan a9 Na.i@al Bank 2o and First Na5iona Bank $25 If $648 can be raised the government will con ribufe euoagh to bring the total up to $14o00. which will in- sure the work being carried on for the coming year This was the plan pursued last year, and 1t seems there should be little difficulty in raising the amour neeess ary. A number of business men and eiti- zens of sprinedale and community contributed to this work last year and will doubtless aid again in thia worthy movement
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
WOMAN ENED ID DEATH.

Huntsville, Ark, De Mrs Naneii Floyd. aged q years. was burned to death at her home at Marble. several miles northeast Of here. She was found dead in the yard of her home by her husband when he returnedd from work. Her clothes had been burned from her body
 \ can of oil and matches on a hearth indicated thar Mrs Floyd attempted to hurry fire with oil and that il exploded. Mrs Floyd was alone al the time
 At recent meeting of Camp No. 27, ". O W. the following new officers were elected for the ensuing year: (. C, ] 5. Ewalt, Jr.; vice lieutenant. Will Carter; banker. Albert Firman; clerk, ] ]. Banks; escort, Jeff Cover; watch man, P Chriss; sentry, James Ar mold; manager, J w Phillips; phy- sicians, Dr. D Christian, Dr. J. E. Martin. The camp meets first and third Thursday nights in each month
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
7. . Oti0

Services d the sbyfeeian Church next sunday al II a m and D Ill.
 Morning subject, The Doctrine Of Justification Evening subject, The Conversion of Naarman
The Springdale news., 1913-12-19
" l Elleige, pastor
[ % +

\ Christmas tree will he given at the Lutheran Church on Chrisfma. eve nigh for the benefit Of tIe children