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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Polio court was blank last even
ing and on arrests had been made at
a late hour last night.
Edward Cooney. who has resided in
Wheeling Island since the food. has
moved back 10 the city.
The CITY council will meet the first
"a TX in June as license court 10
take action on applications for license
by the local saloon keepers.
VIII Leach is confined 70 his hons
in Wheeling in serious condition.
Deputy Assessor Paul Dechan OF
Mouudsyille was transacting business
ia this city Yesterday afternoon.
Anna Kady viii leave Sunday for
Spencer whore she will accept a po-
sitiou as uure" in the state haspital.
Rev. = = Scott. pastor Of the First
" l. church. viii So 10 McMechen
tomorrow evening and dolivor an adj
dress 90 tho eiehth Grade pupils OF the
MCMccbcn schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Tiilaae.
There is no subject o' more vital
importance - the farmers just now
than thu. OF tillaEc. Most OF the
crops nave been planted and whether
tae yield u satisfactory depends large
~ upon the cultivation given them.
Fifty years ago the only object n
farmer had in cultiVatiug his crops
was 10 Kill weeds. but Es was uucou-
sclously doing many other things
II Is the purpose OF the writer IN
this article 20 name some of The things
We accomplish 10y til!agc No matter
now prolific the seed nor how fertile
the soil. II We DO hot have moisture
tne crop VIII be- a disappointment.
The mois'ur" 'hat must IN very
large measure produce tile crop comes
Up from the sUhsoil and not down
from the clouds during the growing
season II D." had 10 depend upon
the wafer That fails from the clouds
from the first day ~ MAY 20 the first
Of September. 10 produce our corn
crop. We would not have crop one
year IN five II requires S.6 tons OF
water 70 produce. ON" ron OF corn dry
matter and this does not take u;O
account the vast amount ~ water that
Is cvanorarinc from the soil. but ouls
the moisture that passes through the
plants. Perfect Village ls the Thing
that will reduce this soil evaporation
10 the minimum. ]. aiGulCh j. N,pt
continually on Tho surface. II like "a
blanket. holds the moisture ana pre-
vents II from Co!ng off IN thu arr.
After every rain tho farmer should
- into mis- field as soon - possible"
and r".DSfdte The must mulch destroy
Cd hy the bcatiLg rain
Cultivation Unlocks Plant Food.
The Creator very wisely provided
the plant food In an unavailable form
IN the soil 1lll1go Is on" OF fh"
keys that uniocks This plant food.
Plants can no more get their food
from the center O.; clod than they
can from "a stone Tho more We pull
verize Clods. the more food the pant
VIII have and = J. a great deal cheap
er 20 do this than 20 purchase this
food IN the fertilizer baE
One reason "a farmer e often not
justified ia applying commercial fer
tilizer 70 hoef crop h. that be- has
p.eniy OF PLANK food an dan so dOins
Will meet The demands ~ the plant
IN other ways WhDv. cultivation g.
properly done. farmer rarely ever
gets his money back from 'he purchase
~ commercial plant food. Tor The
corn crop
The third object Of 'llIgo IS 20 lof
the air into tho soil plants require
cir as much as 80 am ralz This o.
proved By The TACT That most plant 81
die II Tho ground '- covered by water
Tor only q feU tIy- The three s-
s"niiais ~ plant growth or" air. heat.
and moisture. soil r.ratIOu g. pro-
yide1 for .n the fol lowing vay
In The growing season. during 'ho
dIv. fh" afrroepf ere and fi- -. Ll'I
become heated AZ I.-h' fIr air
above the s"rvacr cno's 'f tr.' and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Peculiar Action Of . Remarkable Remedy I.
Contro-iilg Liver Aetiea.

-her" - no nc~l to feel any alarm
ovcr the symptoms Of diabetes This
dIs"as" ~ apI to b. purely u digestive
trouble. and for this reason the liver
Is hold largely responsible. The liver
ia tho largest organ Of th.. body. and
IL not only a mass OF thrsad-Iike blood
vessels. but throughout IT'S entire
fabric Is intimately associated with tho
digestive system
Tn" thing To d. Is to so stimulate
the ocJlcn Of this myriad Of blood
vessels that each cellular part selects
its own essential Dutrimcnt by healthy
and JEdiclors divine discretion. This
Is accom- iishrd ~ $. s 5. the most
potent The most active and the most
naturally stimulating blood medicine
known. You - not nod purga tivcs;
d. not De charmed al tho presence Of
sugar nor Of sc-cGIIei s"ll.nent
Just suck to = 8 = ind bear IN
mind th1t Sh.s celebrated remedy has
ouch spSr!ac st.r.uiatIu- action on
the local cells or she liver IS to pre-
serve their mutual welfare ard give a
t. the other.
I'roPslcal tendencies ere ;hus over
come. biltousn-SS soon BECOMES a
memory and iaurdIcc. malaria. af1iC-
tions 90 the spleen end elsnd,ilar
swellings viii Il entirely eliminated
You viii rnl = s. = IN sale at all
drug atores gui sr- competent med
Teal advice. fr-e. CONSULT nv mail 'he
laboratory O. -hS swift specific Co.
49, Swift lidE. Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
AGRICULTURAL HINTS FOR
THE UP TO DATE FARMER

cool air being heavier than air. falls
10 the ground and crowds out the
lighter air in the soil and thus the air
is changed every - hours Resides
helping to sustain the plant. tho air
helps TO make the plant food avail
able.
Killing Weeds.
The successful general routes the
enemy before they cntrench them
selves, II possible. So with the farmer
IN killing weeds. Tho best time "a
sill weeds Is just when they are open
ing into life. but ~ nc have conserved
the moisture properly. made available
plant food successfully and thorough
~. lcrat-d thc soil We have few or
no weeds 10 Kill Whenever possible.
the soil should be- stirred sV,rv Ton
davs AZ most Deep ~ first because
the roots are not then in the way.
Nor" and more shallow ~ last he
cause w. want 20 avoid a. much as
possible root pruning
". ID ZI\N. AsriCulturist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
NO FLAT RATE
Supreme Court Of Ohio Holds II =
Violation Of the Law and
Not Permissible.

COLUMDUS. o. MAY 2l-TElt al
electric light company cannot Charg"
Cat rate Wa- the substance OF ru-
iu- given today 10y the supreme court
in the cas-" Of th" Springfield Light.
Heat and Power company against the
CITY ~ Springfield
Solicitor r r Mckee fled eI'
against the COMPANY 20 restrain Do
from enforcement of any RATE az more
than : cents per ru0 watts. accord
Ing 10 an ordinance passed by council
Tn company is said 20 have tried -
compel citizens 20 sign contracts pro
viding f1T tho payment o. rate %
on" dollar per month Service charc"
when consumers used less than 1880
watts in q month
IT," Clark county common pleas
court granted e. Permanent iuiuncUo.
against th" company and Tie higher
courts afrmed that action
W 8 McEiroy has lived an his life
IN wheeling. He IS faVorabty known
q wheeling people. A vote for hi m
for Treasurer Is vote for an honest
and capable public cervant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
WILL NOT INDICT
Grind Ju-y ~ Cino3uua'i WIN Hos
Return Indictment Against
Boss George n. Coz.

f..rsf.. f. tho fnfeftirerrer
'tif NlfS o.. STAY g The Grand
tuff 90 Cincinnati today reported that
"I ..f .'fufr nm Indictment for
perjury arnir-f George o. COX the
I.fr.I lH.ft..rf Irrfer 4 previous
rrH~l Jury fad failed rs divided
.f. Co .rH..f hfu The perjury
charge rrrw Duf 90 certain faetlr1onv
during ar ~ animation Df n Cincinnati
i"u. Huf ~ orr business examinations
nnd th'.r relation t1 county funte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
larqely Attended.

> Funeral services over the remains
fthe late Ernest Bohren, who was
killed in a wreck AT Archer. Monday
morning. were held from the residence
of V. II. Reynolds. on south Marshal,
street yesterday afternoon at =.Sv
o'clock. Intcrr,n NJ was made at the
NcM,'hcu cemetery. The local lodge
oi kuILAts 81 Fyth.as and h. ~ X.
Z. ATTENDED the funeral IN u houy as
the DECEASED was "a member of DOtn
orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22


e-rafrh 'he rAin oT u1ero,e- te could o..
th hauIa. iir s.rtfrhcd flr tf..I I,.f ,.
~ ft~e - ~yes h'Eal o. 90 eIro anI I...
49, r.'f1i 20 H-r ~ hoaI chest AMI
frrns rere mass ~ rYr't. nlI fp H4u.IIs.
him on pillow. nrf tfrn POI go fl sY much
pain Do could hardy s'as AT s..if sp fr.ffh
" tups marty al nv fir.t u,r-~ ~ hI-r
tfiod several r~fnr.I.rr fI. 81 ...a...f
~ make him w0--o %. itI I.rr iu ellie
condition ai.olf fI.--o s.fsuI.l received
q freo sample ~ Cat'.in sotf, and fI.f.
mont iegsn fif-ir - af lr,. aud tIis
hrrf applirafl1n ciearal Ii. bad pe-f,.-rv
and h0 hrgsn tn iu3rrtr f-.m ttt very
hour got aYnlo moro hud in o Eerk boz 49,
vril and nYf a ~ irff ou Li.n .ugnni.
Nfs y Sexton. Mar 30. IIrt
fuf~I-a Soap yr- andtlfir.i-a Ointment
D. s-" ..If r,rrvsIrr7 frtrli sar.p...as
ft.n r,H'f fron eIfn f'.Y t.H uYtF "a.
DIRE i..-f.r 'CIfi.I-a fi.If % H..sfa-
- f.risr fl.,.f mrr .Iiu.I % u.r t.lfis.r.
Soap Shaving su-k. z5e. sample frgo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Announcements Completed.

Al Arrangements have been com
T!c'cd for tho stcruIt4can lecture 10
- -iN-n this evening ia the basement
81 thu First n l.. church. Tho cleo
;TicianS c"mpirted the work yesterday
Of connecting th,- sslr,s On the machine.
The subject VIII h~ tn" Philippine
Islands aad w4lI Be- delivered l., Miss
Elizabeth truhti.v. uf tho Islands.
Ii,k'ts Tor thu affair are selling rapid
D. aag 81 very iaIr- crowd H. expected
Geo attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Show House opens.

n was crrrreousiy Announced ~
these columns yesterday morning that
Tho tent motion Iirturc show opened
on Tuesday evening iloueycr tho
necessary arraug ments and fixtures
U'r" made yesterday afternoon and
last evening The tent w4. packed uil
dur.ng tho evening. Five reels of
rood ricfur. we're shown ipH even
ine ord O. largo crowd attended the
opening niRht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
R'MECHEN
Horses Are Poisoned.

Ben Lindsay. local transfer man. Is
minus his valuable team OF fine bay
horses as a result Of some one giving
them poison. Mr.. Lindsay took the
team TO Wheeling. Tuesday and left
them standing on Market street but
a short time and when returning home
ne noticed tina; one % the animals
Was showing symptoms Of sickness
and he at once called a veterinary
surgeon and before he arrived the
other animal became sick and despite
the fact that the surgeon worked with
them all night. both died. The team
was valuable and cannot be replaced
for less than 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
To Play ParEersbure.

Captain DceEau Of the Beuwood bail
team has completed arrangements for
tho third game ot the season ~ o."
played SUNDAY afternoon a. rlrkers-
burg with the strong team represent
ing that city The locals viii leave
on the cary moGuir- train and viil
be- &C., ompauied O., many iootcrs The
local team viii hold practice. each
evening f1.s week in preparation for
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
BENW0OD
eaeeaIaureate sermon.

The members OF the local high
school graduating class have been re-
hearslus for tHe cAorcis IS 10 10 hell
IN the FIRST VI l.. church Sunday
evening Rev. : r Scott. pastor o;
the church. viii deliver tho baccalad
reatc sermon 20 the class and splc1-
did program. consisting Of music and
rccitatious. will be- delivered hy the
pupils during the evening AL are
cordially invited 60 attend the exer-
ctSfl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Board Of Traae Toniah,.

The local Board oi Trad VIII meet
this evening III regular semi monthly
session In ia" ONCE Of Prof. J. L.
hing III the Central school building.
Many interesting matters Will he Civ
IN consideration ana al members are
urgently requested 10 he present. The
franchise granted the Brooke Elec-
tric Company Will Dee gone over and
the matter of purchasing hose Tor the
cits vii. come VI iur IT. share Of at
ttItlpu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Program Completed.

T." Iroeram 90 te rendered toUor-
TOW ,t.uIrs O., th. pupils o. the .ishth
-rad.. !u the iu,a schools La- r'-u
completed and % j. said o. boz very
INTERESTING Rev. :. L.. Srut'. pastor
Il tu, Eir.t u. T. church Of Ben
wood. VII deliver % short address To-
pa, pupils AMI several readings. cssa, :
and mus.,a. selections COMPOSE the
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

out ufth vi,af aprsar-Iat
frst - b. frfriIy hoaf.
srry mo fHrs nd rash
o. n tv days f.-su
r-r'r frrsd over ftt af
foctef aIrf-ro. art Iut
affcr this small irHis at.-
rohre'i on Dc iraI ifif
lrti vs. lIf aid u. rsI
rOfrfer-f. ff..ff.-.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Anton Mlsco. ,.uu1 hungarian mto.
or. cmi .ov"d at rho Hickman Coal
mine Boz south N"uwood mot with o.
fatal accident c.fcrlay mornlns.
shortly after borinniug his work \
fall OF slate completely lsiried him
alive and bcfor" hr was removed
from the mine he vas dead. Further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

David " Adams Of McMcchcu and
Miss Jennie Spr1uts. a popular young
udN ~ this city. were united DOB mar.
r.aGo last r'tufrg ~ nine O'Clock ~
tho VI J. percentage hy Rev y =
scott. pastor of tn First " g.
church. Both OF tho CONTRACTING par.
Tics dre vort popular in fhie section
and Let last evening Tor McMochcn.
whore they viii make their future
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
installed oHeers.

Tn Epvorth league Of tho Tirs.
81 D. church mot last evening 40 tas
church. and follow inc tho traraeti.r
&C. rDutin. business tho annual irsta,
lafion az officers for tho ensuing wear
was hell re, schultz. pastor "
tho Zane street VI T. church. presided
90 tho installation exercises Follow
inc DO rNorris.s q social session wa
held ana good time vac had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.

Concr'.e Work call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY co.
SchmulhaCh Building.
New Lot Addition.
II" new IT, addition :" Nj. de Chan'al.
PleasaLtln o. t1w finished. Thc owners.
lies" * kerd n"r. have built two fac
homes and several other homes have
be" started - pure has'rs 81 lots ia
have ensea Farm.
Save Eros II Fulton. have leased the
Alr,it ~caerk farm. which - situated
up 'ig Ws'.lIrg creek They intend 90
take thc.r horses =" trts farm. where
tr't VIII has" SUFFICIENT va-tI~" fpr ~
TIE horses they hold over for sale They
Scut - t'air~ 60 This farm yesterday
at."rn on. " ncer they viii joe pd,turei
Owner Pound.
IT," owner was found foT straw horse
vito. has been kept in Elm Grove for
slii rhe horse straycd from rs farm
mr." ""tNs asn nri DE-" ."t h."n
f"-.'.r,r ~ Fired i'es' finger
Play Held.
i, 80, .,,.'iny .''" q r."s }'st'rgd.'y aft.r.
parents = the scholars \ ,crv delicious
ii.....'..r 'us served ut The close or the
supper and Social.
~ .r.,ir!,rs of %. l.-l.,s Aid s"e.ot,
r.
su1r"- "nt Zoe ,refm social &" Dc hsld
SATURDAY. r.. aTtir Will h. coudIcfe4
3D. fiHnIs full In e.. Grove. and the
Iuii4r - invited - attend
Special Car.
y -t'-i1l car WIS r.f over tie road ~
81 .1r'"' fH- fr' H-r..rt of 'r. re,, mon
1Ecrn'u' wii'i r.1' ru Inspection yes
f--..t" TIE '..f1 .- Iu.'.f a-u.rl- f~r-
r-r' "fn'rf- 900 along th. ! NO.. bat -
.'.. ... ,'-'' '... .. f..'- o. what
$780,. .r'.. % H. Ir '..t f.f...D
Hanv Fishormen.
vito 2. t.rf ~ every dtv tat tho w.l-
f''- s.rr.''- Aif H.l.H tt- ...-a lac.
'.'s r.' ."u" Ir rr'f. , ~. lr. o., ISLE
err o. '|F" great pleasure f. .tf.t .re 4 q
IT.. 'rn p 100 f." lIu goes 'uf l-ot.cf. and
..f-.fsa o. r1s- f.-,lri fra t;-rr.. vt.,r
-'f'rrE ~ carp weighing from I've T. *
Pike Briefs
D. N''<ri ~ 90 ..1gn. is S1trI.rr
several fs in Fulton looking aff|-
lrs.l. f.-al,. = sa-i TIu v,.ai..s.-
r".s .- .- o.. GROW, ,e-f.r,i.s
.'t N'I. - Iiffrr sewer f.rl..ef
. Town .' L'"tt'rv"". progressing
f'N.-' 're'.- returned o.. OBJ. G,..e
~. .''"r spending s.,.r'l l..s i.
...'.r'ns. o. '..a. $3.50. 1 ,.--
r.I lrnvn r"siIrr's ~ I.f-
". ...r ." i.'fnr '..' .. ,f'.
.. "'i -is... .H.t.ff .....
.' o." ..r'rf vfik boz f...-
'f. ..r-..f- re-. fHiiI..
N..-.r uf I." t.r... 60
Z. --I- -i1.- '. f..Ir-r.rf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
An Excellent Couch medielne.

The SufhinE and healing properties ~
CEami'' rlaiu's Cough Remedy MAX" 10
,sp, ci1i't valuable for coughs and
colds. u - pleasant and saf, TO take
afj contains n narcotic. For su'r
ly 4lI dealers -- Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Benwood Briefs.

particulars regarding the accident ap-
pear elsewhere in these columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
OUT-THE-PIKE
EOTTCEt

From tHlS date on the Ellington T.aun-
dry H. prepared To- collect and deliver IA
The Mt. de CuAutal district. my-2e-c
Memorial Services
Memorial services for Elm Grove and
Nl'IhitN Will he held iu the First ~ r.
church SUNDAY morning At u O'Clock
TIE sermon y III D" delivered 10y the pas
tor Rev. =. y Hart. Music appropriate
{" the occasion Will he rendered by the
Ct"ir AND congregation. while the sons
ana daughters Of veterans will sing 4
selection. \ committee composed IF vet
Grams VINO are members OF this church
VIII nav" charge or decorating. and some
very large and SuudSDrue flags lave been
secuted. Az initiation - cNtcutted to all
persons 10 attend tbs service.
For Satisfactory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-19
NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 10. 1919
Paving Notice No. 1889.

, To Charles Bewick. May .Bovin. Anna
! r: chauyin, Max bettion. {. De-
Jane. Hall. c. T. Holihan. Il. J. Har.
Hopkins. Frank Hekneker George
Charlotte Kippler. +. J. Linxeman. W.
5 nsII;. EdwSrd MoidSnhssss5. Laura Laura
Palot. Alice Pennington, n. b. Pea
body. Richard Pige. Margaret Puzzle.
II. c. Reybold. Bertha stengson. Henry
a% si.er ranS wv
Smith; J. L. Shosbottom, II. sangstroui.
Fred Thompson. Henry Taylor, \: Van
dsnweighe. Adolph Voell. William
ing, occupying or otherwise T i Interested
In any Of the lots and parcels OF real
estate In the local assessment distric.
defray the expenses OF grading and
paving the alley within the boundaries
herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
paving the alley No 297, beng the II
alley In block bounded between Be
WICK. Garland, Jefferson and Kercheval
avenues. and Is now open TO inspection
at this office. and Will remain In this
office for fve days from the first pub
lication OF this notice for the inspec-
ton OF all concerned. All lots or par
cells Of land abutting on. or adjoining
the alley SO described, have BEEN as-
sessed for such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors Will meet on
Tuesday. the 25th day of November,
1913. at o'clock a. m. at their office
In the City Hall. and will remain In
session for period of six hours to
hear any person or persons desiring to
object to any assessment so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN C.. NAGEL.
A-216 President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-19
TAKES
ERRINC WIFE BACK
At Justice STEMS Suggestion,
! Leads Her Out Of Court
and Home

Emma MOCK. 1S-year-old wife OF
Walter MOCK, of No. Sc Lndsay-st..
tossed her head saucily when ar
raigned before Justice Stein on a
statutory charge. preferred by her
husband. and naming Abe Smith. who
II said to have fed to Buffalo since
the warrant was obtained.
why did you run around with this
other mann" Justice Stein asked her.
my husband needed a lesson" she
said. He was neglecting me. and l
just thought I'd get him .peeved a
little bit" said the young wife, but
she eyed her husband In q way that
showed that she was tired OF trying to
tease" hir
Judge Stein turned to MOCK. who is
22 years old. and who had turned q
deaf ear TO his wife's pleas. that he
take her back and forgive her, when
she WAS about to be locked up. Tues
day night.
why don't you take her back. and
see II you can't get along?" asked the
Judge.
MOCK thought II over for minute.
then turned to his wife and smiled,
while she was on the verge OF tears.
He held out his hand to her. and she
left the court room with him.
Come back on Nov. %. and let me
know how you are getting along"
said the Judge. I'll hold the case
open until then"
n Is not likely that any effort will
be made to get Smith. the other party
to the triangle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-19
DIED..

DIED.
CUILEN-Nov. IL, 1913. John A., be-
loved husband OF the late Mary Gull
len. Notice OF funeral later.
GAMRATH--Nov: II, 1919. Carolina.
beloved mother OF August, Charles
William. Herman, Otto and Rudolph
Gamrath. aged So years. Funeral
from residence, 21o Twenty ghth-
st.
LANG-Nov. 10. suddenly, Albert r.,
son OF the late Charles Lang, OF
Belleville Ont Funeral from Dick
& Clunie's chapel. 20 Highest. east
Thursday at . y. m. by funeral ca,
Belleville. Ont, papers please copy.
MacI.BOD-Leroy NJ. only son OF still.
son y; and srl MARY Macleod Macleod. at Lon
II, 1919. Edward p
McGrane at his late residence. 4Ol
brother or Harry. Ida and Mrs. NJ A
Sinclair. Notice OF funeral later.
MUNK--Nov. II. 1918. at her residence
276 Gratiot- ave, Catherine, widow ol
the late Henry Munk and beloved
mother OF Mrs William G. OFT and
Charles Munk, aged IS years. Notice
OF funeral later.
VAN DENBRQucKER--Nov II. at
residence Of his daughter, 4s4 Town
send-ave., David Van Denbroucker
Steiner. Notice OF, funeral later.
TRENTow-Noy. ls. Arthur. beloved
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trenton
and brother OF Martha and William.
sssc. st yef rurssa rh hrS% s' 4;
100 and . o'clock at lions church.
corner Chsne and Jay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-19
SHAVE YOURSELF?
| NO? SHAVE TODAY
|Three-quarters of Detroit Bar
bers Liable to Arrest, Says
State Examiner

All those persons who snort at the
mere mention Of q safety razor; who
cannot shave themselves with one of
tho other kind without cutting their
bugular vein, and who dislike whiskers
and mustaches. had best hurry to their
favorite barber and make sure that he
has obeyed Act No. 367, or WIN prom
lee to do SO at the earliest possible
moment
For the State Board of Barber Ex-
hminers II on the war path. and the
hrst gun was fred, Tuesday morning,
IN the shape of warrants charging
Frank Milan. a barber at No. S2 Mich
gan-sve., with shaving without a
)icense, and charging William j. Tom.
inson, the boss barber, with allowing
Milan to ply the razor and the shears
without having passed an examina-
Zion.
william Braund, member Of the
board. swore to both warrants, and
be says. Three quarters Of the bar
bers In Detroit have no licenses, and
we are going to get after every one
bf them. No barber can shave with.
but license. II they don't get them
n q hurry, we are going to put the
barber business In Detroit on the
blink"
Act 367 was passed at the last ses-
pion of the legislature. Probably
many of the BARRIERS and employing
onsorialists never heard of It, but IL.
horance of the law Is no excuse. and
hese be dangerous days for the man
who can't shave himself.