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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-06
BIRTHS
IlOYS

BOYS.
G Bethmann, us st. Paul: J. Gle
snn,b itis iafayette; !; Harkas, SOL
Herman 100 Mackie; II. Larson. el2
Theodore: J.. Macy. - Harvard; J. Wei
senberger. 272 Parker. - AdamczeiS.
$50 Russell; G. Harrington, 303 from
bley: +. Herschelman. 92i Twenty
fouth: J. Hausch, 36i Twenty-eiynth:
!. Johnson: IS Illinois, y. Hsny, tss
Hancock; X. stephens. 334 Cameron;
W. Quinlan, 322 Lysander; 4. Ely. sen
Elizabeth. j. Ferguson. 2es st. Aubir
ID. McColl, 1917 Roosevelt; X. Muszsj J.
SKI 32s Palmer l. Wagner. S45 High
j. kostrzeski. 57$ Theodore. F. stan
Leland +. Fennelly. 2142 Fort; b slid
Campbell; g. Niemaszek, 2i Roliin NJ
Juras. 33 Insersoll. l.. Wieskowiak "a
Thirty-second. X Widlak. 273 Ham
mond; s. Jeszur. l0i Lovett; J. korun-
yak. ss+ Twenty-nfth; +. Hin. SO Bur
demo: NJ. Durkin, Womans hospital. q
Merryman. Sls Fort; j. Karkawka, $40
Lawndale; y Musial 80 Pulaski; a.
Nee. 247 Engle q. Barnhart. Detroit
Il. Novicky. l0l4 Jos. Campsu; J. All
sonopolis. III Monroe: A. Msiser. ~
Stanley.
T. Heldlon, 1893 St. Aubin: j. Pfe'f
fer, .sl4. Cleveland; NJ, Edwards. Is
Hendricks. w. Jakub'ec, AL Wesson
J. Mezgoda. 3s7 Wesson; A Dziebscu
ITO Cicotte; X. Jankowski IA ID; A.
Lawera. 1872 Cicotte; r. Bruszenskt, So
Campbell; j. Clark. l23 Brooklyn; A
Fifteenth, 4. Richardson, 70 NIL
bourne; +. Carpenter. Detroit; +. LID
rentxen. 53S Putnam; r. Wilkinson. 2:
Antoinette.
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CHAPMAN--Alfred b.. June ). 1919
aged 50. brother Of william and be
loved father OF Mrs. Jas. n Thomp
son and Edna +. Funeral from resi
dence, 23S Rhode Island-ave., High
land Park. Friday. p. IN.
FREDE-June 4. 1913. at 6s Maple-st
Frederick Frede, aged 81 years, has
band OF the late Elizabeth Frede.
h Epnsra an s.; AZ sso from ST frS
church. corner Russell and Chest
nut-st
MACHOIL-June g.. at her yesidence
1921 Crane-aye.., Anna, beloved VIZ
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hoeft
sister Of John, Albert. Henry Mrs
George Endres. Minnie. Augusta
Fred and Rose. Funeral from house
Friday, s a. m. and the Church OF
the Nativity at $3.50.
McFALL-June 4, 1913, Alexander. be
loved husband OF the late katherin
McFall and father Of Mrs W. IL
l. II. Kelly OF Hammond, Ind; Mrs
Thomas Riley. Mrs. X. X. Houghten
Jessie and Mabel McFall Of this city
West Grand blvd, Friday at 8 a. IN
and ST. Vincents church at $3.50
Member of branch s, G. NJ. B. A, and
OF McClemont camp No. S7s2' NJ W
Charles E. beloved husband of The
resa Reuter-, son OF Mrs. Augusta
Reuter- Scheer; brother OF John ana
Brown. Funeral from residence. 500
Seventeenth-st.. Friday. p. IN.
BORRUsCH-June 3. 1919. at residence
years. beloved husband of Wilhel
Julia Beck. Mrs Minnie schwarz
Mr. Mary dI a1aie, Mrs asu. perm, nc
Charles Borrusch. and 10 grandeur
dren. Funeral from residence. Ffi'
day afternoon at 80, Zion Lutherar
church at 2 o'clock. Burial Wood
mere.
daughter OF Edward and Mable Fort.
8nee Cie.senl and sister OF Edwin
Funeral from residence, 2OS Water
loo-st.. Friday at y. m.
cINTOSH-Suddenly. June l. Hugh
beloved husband of Minnie Ruth Me-
Intosh and father Of Perry and Els
ther MCINTOSH. aged 4s years Fun
residence. is Cortland. Interment at
Woodmere.
MANs-June /, at his home In Trenton
Mich Mich Nicholas Mans aged 1s .os es,
Mans. " Fsneral Friday at p. M
from the residence. Interment In
Rloomingdaie cemetery, Trenton
Michigan.
NJ il.LER-JacOD. ST., aged 81 years. De
loved husband OF Mrs. Wilhelm ms
Miller and father OF Mrs. Margare
Buhr. John Jacob. Jr., and Peter a
Miller. Funeral from residence. 49,
I.inscher-ave.. Friday, sac a. m. ST
Johns church 9 a. IN. Interment Mt
Olivet cemetery.
M!DGLEY-June 3, 1919, sara Eliza
beth. beloved wife OF William u
Midgley Funeral services from resi-
dence. 1875 Grand River-ave.. Frida!
at 10 IA. IN. Interment at Ypsilsn;i
Mich. Via funeral car
lNOVAk--Albert, husband OF the lat
Anna Novak and father of Mrs
Joseph Neinr. Mrs. Charles Mocnik
Louis and John Novak. in his ,St'
year at his residence. 60 Williams
ave Funeral Friday, June 8. at > 81
p. m.
PRUETT--June 3, william. aged ~
son OF the late John and Cassi
Pruett. Funeral Friday, June s. from
Davis undertaking parlors, Al Hen
ton-st.. at y. III.
SCARLETT-June 3. 1913. at his lat
residence, 341 Medbury- blvd. Frsnl
Proctor Scarlet, aged 81 years. he
loved husband OF Mabel Scarlet tne'
Andrew, dear son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred NJ. Scarlet. and brother 81
Roy. Ray, Charlie and William Scar
lett Funeral from residence. o'Ciocl
Friday. lnterment at Grand Lawn
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AMERICAN SUFRAGISTS
ARRIVE IN BERLIN

PERLIN, June 5.-A score OF Amer
lean suffragists, including Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait. DR.. Anna Shaw, Miss
Alice Paul. and others, arrived here.
today. on their way to the women's
congress at Budapest. Their baggage,
much belabeled with suffragist stick.
ers, was subjected to close scrutiny BY
customs officials at the border. They
will be guests OF honor at a banquet
tonight by local suffragists. A de-
spatch from Budapest said that 10000
women were expected at the congress.
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HIGHLAND PARK b, OF
c. HAS INCORPORATED

The Highland Park Board OF Com
MERGE died articles OF association
with the county clerk. Thursday The
trustees are. F. A. Smith, John q
Chaddock. +. j. Roller. G. E. Camp
bell. +. W. Caster. c. H. Ketcham. L.
J, Knapp. W. s. Coneley, F. L. Van
Black, J. W. Mcdonald, Otis A. Simp'
son, J. A. Braun, George w. Brown.
j. b. Rockwell, Clyde Jones. Dave
Moorehouse. j. C.. Claussen. IA. T..
Van An. w n. Braley and e D..
Bennett.
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G.. A. r. FAILS TO INVITE
CONFEDERATE MEETING

DENVER, Col. June 5.-If the 1915
encampment OF the Confederate Vet.
Grams Is held In Denver 1t will not be
because the q. A. r. veterans Of Colo.
RADIO invited their former foes here.
At the closing session of the Colorado
and Wyoming @. A. r. division EN-
campment, the veterans unanimously
invited the A. r. national encamp-
ment 10 meet here I'm 1915, and almost
unanimously refused to invite the con-
federates.
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DEATHS

vivian j Bowden. 25s Grand River
l6 years tuberculosis. Edward Harmon
co T.othrop. 81 years. senility. Alma
Mcpherson AZ Hubbard 81 years nen-
ritis. Elizabeth Mckee. 14s4 Antoine. "a
years. diabetes mellitus Charles VI.
Gordon. ST Marys hospital. IS years
Marguerite Domanki 4
Lsnnan, 10 months. scarlet fever. Annis
Collins 81 Mary's hospital. 60 yesrs
pneumonia. Joseph Willis, $40 Third
rs years. myoCarditis. Florence Baird
s1e Gratiot. months. pneumonia: WI
ronika Pylecka. 1896 Antoine. years.
meningitis. Louis Berger Grace los.
pital g. years, apopleNy: Minnie
Mcgee ga ST Aubin, 20 days marGs-
mus: Maggie DALEY st. Mary's hos.
pitaI AZ ytars. alcoholism: Albert No.
wax, co Williams - years, srt,ria
sclerosis. Lucy Beach. 2s4 Maple. a
years. mitrsl insufficiency: Alice Il, d,.
$40 Mt Elliott. 3 years meningitis
Fleda Kiockziem. Harper hospital "a
years. post operative hemorrhsge. MAJ.
garet a. Mccarthy Stminoic I
year commissions; William ". Forr.
1857, Baker year. commissions.
Julian Ksrls. i5i Reals, "a years uyo
carditis: Frank Bcnoit CharlevoiX ana
Van Dyke. % years fracture Of meek:
Joseph semon 27s Maple. 30 Years.
heart dIseass&W-I- Morrell iii IT.
hottl. 80 years. acute dllstation 4
heart. Elizabeth A Beftridse SIS t,ca-
con 5 years fatty degeneration uI
heart EGsFweod M-AshNsip-- Edmond
sanitarium. 10 years typhoid fever
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BOARD OF EDUCATION

secretary's ofhce. SO Broadway.
Detroit Mich. June 5. 1919
sealed proposals Will be received at
This office until IL O'Clock noon on,
dates az specified. for furnishing Man.
nal Training supplies and Equipment
and printing Educational supplies:
Manual Training supplies and Equip
ment. June 10. 1918. r
Printing Educational supplies. June
IL 1918.
specifications may be had In the OF
he submitted on blanks furnished ~
the Secretary. The Board OF Educatio4
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bIds CHAS. A. 0ADD.
No So Secretary.
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Ed. DOYLE Heads Bankers.

ST. PAUL, June 5.-EdwaSd H.
Doyle, commissioner of the 'state
banking department Of Michigan, was
elected president, and Atlantic City,
N. j., was selected as the next meet
ing place. at the annual convention OF
the National Association of Super
visors OF State Banks which closed
last night.
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a. Of r. r Pick Detroit

SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.-The
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
late yesterday, selected Detroit as
the convention place In 1916
Among the officers elected was
George Sines, Of Detroit. fourth vice
president.
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az Il. n. MACK.

The cattle trade of the country Is
in perculiar position; the spread
between the two extremes In quality
is rapidly narrowing. Common cows
and butchers cattle are working hlgn-
OF and prime steers are moving TO-
ward lower levels =
The demand for stockers and Feed
ers does not seem TO share the dull
ness which rules the, trade In fact
cattle. and orders are piling up IN
all markets. Very few cattle are COM
ing TO meet the needs OF the case.
From the standpoint OF Detroit. cat
lie values may be safely called higher
han at the beginning OF last month.
but this condition 10 somewhat local
in It's nature. and results naturally
fro mthe extremely light runs which
have reached this market since the
7 fire.
Veal calves are active and prices
are rapidly working higher in all mar
kets. There is very little encourage
nent I'm fha ouf10ok for rha rattle
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lob PrsatIsg Dose Wighs. TtDso
Prissi.E Co. fb John R-sG
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SO DOWN; SO A MONTH
l have several unimproved 40-acrs
farms In Midland county. Mich. for
sale. $500 TO $3.50 each. Good roads.
good land. good neighbors. Tttles
perfect. Railroad fare allowed Il
you buy. I own the land Write to-
day and I will call. w. E. Reardon.
1915 Dime Savings Bank Bldg. De.
trott. Mich.
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HELP wAN1ED-MALE.

JANITOR WANTED for office build
ing must have boilertender's papers.
Apply 10 Mr. Wells. 1917 Chamber
Of Commerce.
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WANTED-boys, ~ and IS
years old, to carry routes; sal
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
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FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
Beautiful East Grand Boulevard
Home Must be Sold at Once
s rooms and bath, beautiful fireplace.
beamed ceilings. oak floors. excellent
fixtures. pressed brick all sides. 46-ft.
lot Price $500
r. COMPTON ALDRICH.
1920 Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry 1907.
SOLID BRICK FLATS
Ferry-st cast. apartments. solid
brick, slate roof: price, $4,000; rent
ais $4,000 Certainly a choice In
vestment.
GENEREUX. SEA Chamber Commerce.
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PLACES.
$40 \ FOOT
Factory site, 500 feet. siding. lines or
railway. city water; opposite station'
nice. level: sacrifice sale. Genereux.
sea chamber Of Commerce
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REAL ESTATE PARTNER wanted for
subdivision and general real estate.
s2I Chamber OF Commerce.
THE ROOM 20. IL JOHN
" Wants frst-class factory help al
once for city and out-of-town, must
b. Al workmen, steady work. good
wages, also stenographers and
clerks
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WANTED-Engine assemblers
and machinists. Steady work
and good pay. Apply Garford
Co., Elyria, O.
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Along the Miami

Mrs. VIM. Allen left Thursday for
an extended visit with relatives in
Nebraska, Iowa and Garden City.
Mesdames D. X. Walker, Austin,
Ed Culver and daughter, Hilda, were
guests of Mrs. VIM. Newell, Wednes-
day Of last week.
Merton Shillinger and wife of
Spruce visited at the home of A. G..
Hoyt and family Saturday night and
Sunday.
A. G. Hoyt and family visited at the
home of Emmett Young and family
east of town Sunday and Monday.
Ernie Jarvis received a painful in
jury to one of his hands while play
ing ball at school one day last week.
Mrs. X. M. Couch has been very
sick for week. She is some better
but was not able to leave her bed
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Allen and her older
pupils are planning to attend the As
sociation in Amoret Friday.
MIAMI.
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In and Around Maysburg

80 ~Ae~
The Sunday School Convention is
to be at Aaron next Sunday if the
weather will permit. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
Mr.. Gilliland and wife and Bishop
Cannon visited r. K. Goodwin Sunday.
The young folks had a singing at
Charley Shelton's Saturday night.
Richard Potts gave social for the
young folks Of their neighborhood
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Focht called on Mr..
Goodwin Sunday evening.
Mrs. Gertia Harness is still poorly.
Jim McCleney had to have his colt
killed. It got hurt on the wire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark visited their
daughter, Mrs. James McCleney Sun
day.
Harry Hibbs and wife have re-
turned from Kansas City.
Those who took dinner at Mr..
Farmers Sunday were Bertha Ticia
and Lloyd Scott niece and nephew Of
Mrs. Farmer, Donia and Olenia Spears
and Olive Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale and little granddaughter, Mable,
went home with Tan White from
Sunday School Sunday.
Earnest Middleton, wife and baby
visited with Mrs. Middleton's sister
up near Garden City Sunday.
Minnie Dudney is staying with Mrs.
Shelton at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Harness and
children went to his sisters, Mrs.
Martha Long, to a surprise dinner.
Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Coonrod
went to Butler Friday to visit their
children.
Mrs Dora Martin called on Mrs.
Clarria Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarria spent Thursday with
Mrs. T. L. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart visited Saturday
at Mr.. Ramsey's.
Mrs. Hudson and Grandma Jacobs
visited Mrs. Sims Inday.
..,:,. a. NEIGHBOR.
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CORTLAND and AthOl Gatherings

This chilly weather makes every
one hustle around and get up his
winters wood and coal.
Mrs. Elmer Rowden and baby and
Miss Maudie Morgan visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mize, who live near Foster Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson from near Butler
called at Mr.. Faubion's Sunday even
ing.
Roy Cope visited relatives near
New Home Sunday.
Spence Adams gave pie and pound
party to the young people of this
neighborhood Friday night. A gen.
eral good time was had by everyone.
Miss Mary Burk visited Misses
Edith and Lille Soderstrom Sunday.
Mr.. Adams and family have moved
onto the property recently vacated by
Mr.. RankinS.
Miss Margaret Morrison visited
friends and relatives in Butler the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Fred Medley visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Poe, Thursday.
Mrs. Critchfield and family and Miss
Stella Nesbit; Mrs. Critchfield's sis
ter from Kansas City, visited friends
in this neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs. Rowden and baby visited Mrs.
Thomas and family near Peru Friday.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Tom Dark
Thursday. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Miss Sylvia Vaughn spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Shay.
Mr.. Callahan and children attended
church in Butler Sunday. &
Our Sunday school is growing both,
in interest and in attendance. Every
one Is invited to come every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mn Niclell delivered q
load Of chickens % Butler Monday.
y
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Sprague Items

Bud Anderson who was operated
on week ago is getting along nice
ly.
Everyone reports having a good
time at the barn party at Mr.. CAM
last week.
Mr.. Bush and family visited at
Charley Meritt's Sunday.
Miss Graves visited with her sister
Mrs. Hutchison last week.
There will be preaching at the M.
E. Church next Sunday. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Frank Hough visited at the
home of A. F. Weedin Sunday.
Miss Eula Gentzler visited Miss
Ruby Crissman Sunday.
Rual Floyd visited friends near
Butler last week.
Everyone in this community is
busy blowing.
Everyone is invited to attend the
Christian Endeavor at the Christian
church every Sunday evening. The
leader for next Sunday is Miss Mary
Weedin.
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Elkhart

The weather man has brought on
quite a little spell of winter once
more.
John Reevis who has been out IN
Wyoming this summer returned home
last week. He says that it is too cold
out there for him. He said they had
snow on the 22nd day of August.
R. L. Scott has rented out his farm
and is going to move to Adrian. He
rented to Walter Keeton.
Uncle Charley Henderson is build
ing him new hen house. It is on
the modern style.
The writer and wife took dinner
at Mrs. Spillman one day last week.
Col. Lockridge finished gathering
his crop of last week and you bet he
had plenty of crib room left.
Clarance Spillman killed fine hog
last week. He is going to live high.
The Thompson boys have moved
to Amsterdam and Neal Porter NOV
ed to the Thompson house.
There was quite an oyster supper
at W. F. Stephens few nights ago,
but the writer failed to hear of it till
after it was over.
We hear it reported that the horse
thieves are going to have an oyster
supper atElkhartnext Saturday night.
Mr.. Danderline and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine girl
at their home.
G.. w. Armentrout's new barn is
is ready to be filled if he can find any
thing to put in it.
Mrs. Roy Christman is reported on
the sick list.
John Stephens and wife spent last
Sunday at the home of Jim Kershner.
Col. Lockridge was breaking his
young horse last Sunday.
Some of our good republican friends
prophesied that if we got democrat
president, they would have to take
$40 for their calves and 6 cents per
dozen for eggs. But it don't look
that way now. Calves are worth
from $40 to $25 and eggs are higher
than a cats back. ,s.-.s-. i-~-astk,
Charley Henderson and wife spent
last Sunday at the writer's.
John CARRIER and wife called at the
writer's last Sunday but we were not
at home. Call again, we may be at
home next time.
Charley Henderson is going to kill
a pig. Guess we will 60 down.
JOHNNY.
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A few visited the Olive Branch
school Saturday as Miss Olive Judy
was making up for a day she lost
attending her grandfather's funeral.
The visitors were Mrs. Peter Peter
son, Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Una
Judy. N. M. N.
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Mulberry and Western Bates.

DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Sageser return
ed Monday from a ten days visit with
relatives at Appleton City.
Mrs. F. C.. Ewbank and son Walter
visited at Mrs. Sadie Millers Wednes.
day.
Those attending the big sale at But
ler Wednesday were: John Dyk'
man, Frank and Arthur Payne, w.
j. Bard, John CARRIER.
Miss Inez Beck visited with Laura
Hedrick Thursday night.
Alex and Claude Norwood shipped
a car of hogs to Kansas City Thurs.
day.
Fred Mayer and helpers are busy
shredding corn in this neighbor.
hood.
John Dykman and family visited al
Bernie Bohlken's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bohlken, Frank
Bohlken and family, Oliver Behrnes
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno
Meints and children spent Sunday at
H. X. Dykman's.
The Sophomores of Amoret High
School gave an excellent progam
Friday afternoon.
Stanley Norwood spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
The Amoret High School and Null
berry Pickup basket ball team play
ed Saturday. Score5 to a, favor of
Amoret Tax collection season is
around once more. Harlan Porter
will be at the Bank of Amoret Satur-
day afternoons.
Mrs. L. M. Braden and Mrs. Myr-
tie Welton were callers at Peter Nor
woods Sunday.
Harlan Porter, wife and two child
rem ate dinner at. F. c. Ewbank's
Sunday.
Hazel Caldwell visited at the j. R.
Knox home Saturday.
George Bohlken and Clause Dyk-
man returned the fore part Of the
week fron Block Kapsas where they
visited rehtivsa
Da't forget The teachers meeting
& Amorst RAMBLER.
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Eastern Bates.

Mrs. Froxell and aunt who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Froxell left Thursday for their home
in Springfield, I'll.
Jake Baum and Thad Harper Of
Butler motored out to j. H. Bakers
and w. H. Charters Jr. Monday even
ing on a business mission.
John Cox of Amsterdam is drilling
a we'll for Chester Mcdaniel.
Rev. chatham filled his regular ap.
pointment at the M. E. church Sum-
day and at night. He began series OF
meetings Monday. Come one and all
and help the minister by your at
tendance, make these meetings sue.
cess. They are greatly needed in this
community.
Lewis Dill met with quite an &C.
cident last week. He fell and frac-
tured his ankle bone. He is laid up
and uses crutches.
Mrs. L. M. Rich held a public sale
Tuesday evening Nov. 4th, also Mrs.
Emma Winans sold some household
goods. Col. j. A. Beard did the SELL
ing.
VIM. Owens sale was pulled off all
o. K. Col. Harry Raybourn did the
selling.
j. H. Baker sold 18 head of fine
Poland China gifts last week to w.
A. Baker and Son and w. z. Baker.
Miss Ethel Hubbard of Butler Wis
tied last week with her aunt Mrs.
Maggie Charters.
Joe Vests 3 months old baby died
November 3 and interment was made
in Dickinson cemetery.
Mrs. L. M. Rich and son Frank left
Saturday for Kansas City where they
will locate.
Mrs. w. E. Vansant was on the
sick list last week.
Frank Allen and two daughters of
Butler took dinner with the family of
j. H. Baker.
Rev. Gather assisted in a protract-
ed meeting at Peru last week.
LIBERTY.
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Hon. Lucien B. Baskerville ofDeep-
water township spent several hours
here With friends Sunday.
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The weather man has brought on
quite a little spell of winter once
more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
RECKLESS DRIVING
IN BROAD STREET
Johnston Skaters Ornamental
Lamp Post and Then Runs
Into Showcase.

Apparently losing control of n small
automobile he was driving through
Broad Street last night at IL o'clock
w. b. Johnston. salesman. thirty
nine years old. crashed into one of the
city's ornamental lamp posts and knock
cd it down. Then when he attempted
TO back his car from the pavement
he failed to throw In his reverse and
ran into and broke a showcase and
window OF Albert STEMS store, 1928
East Broad Street
Chief of Police Werner. who was
passing in street car at the time
and Policeman Greene, who was stand
ing nearby. were quickly on the scene
and arrested Johnston. the only occu-
pant OF the car He WAS charged with
reckless driving. and furnished bail for
his appearance tomorrow morning in
Police Court
III all. the damage Johnston caused
is estimated al $3.50 of which STEMS
loss was $50 JOHNSON, according to
witnessed, was driving eastward on
the left side of tho street. in violation
OF tho traffic ordinance.
The accident attracted n large crowd,
which was dispersed with difficulty by
the police.
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Great Disasters at Sea in Last Century

lost
'hor"r burned lost
80, los
Arctic conded with
New
~
0Iost
Atlantic / lost
March Lost
n
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n sea. lost.
on island. July. 80 lost
s"cum June
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II. lost.
sing King foundered or IongkonE IS
ridn Nnntuc
MIDI
safdinin IS,
Apri
], Iont
IA AprnI4 ,1D1c,
lost.
orr
8 lost.
voIt"rno burns 10 Atlantic