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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
News Of Petersburg

the Petersburg district has been called
for Friday of next week, for a confer
ence on evangelism. The subject is to
be thoroughly discussed, and addresses
VIII be delivered by Rev. w. H. Dunk
ley, Rev. r. III. Bennett and Rev. j. A.
Baylor. the latter of the Holston Con
ference. 1t is probable n great evan
gelistic movement will be inaugurated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

John Armstrong, colored, who sew
eraI days ago passed a check for 49,
cents for S37. and secured 50-cent
bottle OF whisltey and S3650 in change
on 1t. was this morning sentenced to
Jail for ninety days for the larceny OF
the money ne received III change.
Edward Ballard colored. is alleged
TO have broken into the old power
house of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, on the river. and
stole n large quantity OF copper wire.
He was this morning sent on to the
Husting Court 10 he tried for felony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
MAKES RECORD
Fire Chief Reaches Box Before Alarm Has
stopped Recording

Two records were established in the .Fire
department last night when two alarms
were turned In from the same box. for diff
terent bsazes. and when Assistant Chief
WISE responded To The second and was on
the scene before the signal system had
stopped recording the alarm.
The box was No. 80. Leigh and Judah
Streets. The first fire was caused by an
explosion OF lamp at 229t West Leigh
street The second was at 30 Prentis street
The damage in both instances was trihing
me first alarm was sounded AT 7:2l and
me other few minutes afterward, which
alarm had been turned In.
Engine Company No. and No. , Truck
poth motor apparatus. also made fast time
In responding to the alarm.
City Auditor Crcnshnw Qualities.
George 5. Crenshaw qualified yesterday
BEFORE CITY Clerk Ben T. August as City
Alultor. He gave bond in th,. sum ,nf go nna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
4 rrcnsnnt snrnrisc.

DR.. William Pilcher, superintendent
OF the First Baptist Church sunday
school, was taken by surprise at his
residence. on Union Street last even
ing. by the visit OF officers and teachers
of the school. who presented him with
a handsome gold handle umbrella as 81
token of respect and appreciation OF
his efficient work In the school. The
occasion, of course, was Il pleasant one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Mlcn Mines nt ChnIn.

Chuia. Va. January 3l.-Mica prom
erty near Chula is to be developed by
Northern capital. The Virginia Mica
and Mining Corporation OF Chula has
officers are George II. Matchett. presi
dent. and l.. Il. Kinzer, secretary and
treasurer. Both of these men are from
Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Slight Morning ,sirc.

y slight fire, fortunately causing but
little damage, occurred this morning
in the store of the Stockdell- Myers
hardware store, on Sycamore Street.
caused by the ignition Of gasolenc oil,
with which Paul, Johnson. a colored
emplCye, was kindlinG n fire. Johnson
was painfully burned about the hands.
The department was called out and
the IRE was quickly eXtingushed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
MY Meals Don't
Hurt a Bit
a Little stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet VIII
Aid Your Exhausted Stomach
To- Digcst ANY NIcnI

Isn't ii n real joy to see children eat?
There is almost ridiculous humor
about II. The same JOY that 4 child
feels at meal time should be exper-
fenced by grown ups and would be If
they would only do children do.
The work. worries and woes of adult
life exhaust the digestive apparat us
and nature very often is not allowed
time or opportunity to renew or repair
the exhausted organs and depleted
digestive Juices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, CONSTIPATED 10 CENTS

Cascarets make you feel bully they
Immediately cleanse and sweeten the
stomach, remove the sour undigcsted
and fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry off the constipated waste matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Graduate Nurscs To Meet

the annual meeting OF The State Assocla-
ton % Graduate Nurses will be held on
Thursday ana Friday in the Chamber OF
Commerce auditorium one OF the features
Viii he AN address on Thursday night at S:lj
o'clock by Miss Crandall, secretary OF the
Board OF Public Health Nursing. OF New
YORK Her subject will be THE Red Cross
Nursing In the DAYTON Wood"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Died OF His Injurics.

a. =. Johnson, of WaVerly, who was
thrown from his buggy and badly in
jured several days ago in the main
street OF that town, died In the Pc
tersburg Hospital last night. His skull
was fractured, and though an opera
ton was performed. he nuver recovered
consciousness Mr.. johnson was en-
gagged In the wheelwrlght business ut
Waverly, and is survived by several
sons.
TO Discuss Evangelism.
A meeting of the Methodist pastors in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

ministry. In the morning his subject
Will be Retrospect and Prospect,
me Ihiiathea Class OF the Halifax
Street BAPTIST Chapel has comnlatnrI
us new classroom, and has fitted it up
In beautiful style with the Philathea
ooiors The room will be occupied to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

and poison from the bowels a Cas-.
caret tonight Strengthens YOU out BY
MORNING. 10-cent box from any drug,
Eist Keeps your Stomach regulated.8
mead clear and Liver and Rowels in
hne condition for months. Don't forget
the Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

Dayton. of West Virginia, will he in
attendance There are thirty-two
cases on the docket. several OF which
are Of local interest. The court will
be in session for about six weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Rctter Acouai6taucc CIub.

very enjoyable evening was spent
by members of the Better Acquaint-
ancc Club, on Friday, In Fairmount
Town Hall. There were about seventy
live persons present. There was dane
pose OF the meeting was to encourage
acquaintance Idea In the ncighborhood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Complete Reorganization OF Pres
cnt Methods Soon May Be
Undertaken.
COMMITTEE PLANS VISIT
Experts Are Appointed by Post
nastcr-Gencral TO Investigate
Certain Offices.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Washington January al.-An in
vestigation is 20 be made OF the Rich
mond post-oiiice by committee Of
experts" which VIII arrive there in all
probability In less than a week from
to-day. The Investigation is expected
10 result in n complete reorganization
OF the present methods and possibly
wholesale changes IN tho working force
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
Mat!lson ann.

Successful dentists arc tho ones that
give their patrons the best service.
our policy of guaranteeing satisfaction
to our patrons makes 1t necessary for
us to use tho best material in all
branches of dentistry. Naturally we
will use the material that Will last the
longest We know how 10 buy worth
less. stun, but long experience has
taught us the lesson.
DR.. I. M. Hawkins and Associate
Sill L., Broad. s A. NJ. to {. z. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
United States Circuit Conrt of ApncoI.

United States Circuit COnrt OF AppenIs,
The February term OF the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals will
convene on. Tuesday morning. Circuit
Judges Pritchard of North Carolinn:
Woods, Of South Carolina. and Knapp
OF Washington, and District Judge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

ehee Me All Those Endearns
records see oheme
Song) i French
n
pacc Sassoi)
in
is Feeling
n
Nary.
nlow Song)..
Name)..
n
Giuseppe er1is
Doom in Engls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01
KUBELIK VICTRoLA RECORDS

Ferpenum Mobile, No. 5....... Franz
Hapaeado
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

y " F|I"NWFNI HE'fHE~VFfHNH'
a meeting OF the Methodist pastors in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
cs57 (sinc !perbit GrtGltuua ipllte
lpull beadltet merAeu

es bot feinen 3iped, fie unbeadltei
au Ioiien. Sic miro nieaeid)t, bel lol.
dem Beriuh, Guer 2eben eef0br6en.
giehmt Or. Sings gaeip Iiscoperu~
uno Sinoerung mirb ihnca ioIgeu.
1leie Neoi3in gebietet Der 6rfdltung
Salt uno 6ei0nftigt Giren Suiten 10.
tort. angenebm, antiieptiif, uno bel.
LEND. 0inoer mogen es. SoIt Gud)
cine 50c 5Iaihe bon ,Tr. aina $
gtetp Iisconerp" uuo hoItet es i'm
Saliie. .llnier 5FomiIien .25piten.
itno Grfdltun9s Toftor". id,relot
ScDis GhonberIoin. Ronheffer. 6
6eIo 3uri,deritnttet. fuenn nid,t befrci.
oiseno. SiIft fait INNER. (4n3l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
9eutide areuSer i'm sltlantit
ani9abli9?
02cln 9lnrf. I. ct.


gtcm 9crfer Agcnten britiifcr
Hccocreien, ocren Sdiiic 3piihc1
Icm 9)orf nnb 6oicn in 5nO- uno
,WifteIorncrito nerfebren puroGl
Nlittmoh ori teIegrapbiifem 99ege
non 2onoon aus in aenntnib geieet.
BOZ bic Shiifnbrt IN jcnen tSelpollcru
jest nidlt mebr gcfobr0et iei. IS
bcibt IN Der Relourq, bob Die bout
iclcn arel5er Tresoen pno aorIsrltbe
mo Der 0iIfstrcu5er aronprin3 Mil.
bcIuL bic lonqe Set binourh britt,
idie lInn 'ron50iiidle Sd]ifie i'm mo.
l!tlen 9fIonfic geidbroet boiten, Jest
unid)ooIid 9enod)t, entmeoer in ir.
aen6 einen Sofen ieitgeIegt. ooer bon
brltlihen uno fron3oiiihen ariegs.
idliiicn idner beiddoigt ieien.
Seltoem por einigen 0ohen Der
britiihc Donlpfer G5noion 4'riuec an
Der anite 2'rniiliens militant leiner
aoiieloounq Don einem oeiitid)en
Qreu3er in Den (Sruno geidDoiien
noroen mar, 'ino nur ie9r neniac
9onlpfer unter britiihar 6Iogae Don
9terp gorf nod rem Sii0cn IN Sec
geganaeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
er 6altet tsuren Masen nnb
Gnre Geber aeinub.

Gin ftorter @aaen. perfcft orbei.
tenhe 2eber nno reguIGrer StubIaono
M gorontirt, ipenn aSbr .Dr. Qina'a
gterp Sifc Tiils" gebrouf)t. Sic iidlern
cute @eroorung. reeuIirer 0artIci.
blafeit uno Doben einen oIan5enoen
Gffat olf 6os gon5e Snftern - rel.
niqen Giter glut unb befreien Gucrr
9drper oon ben bort nbaeIoaerterl
Giften. ytur .25c bel Guerm aootbe.
Ter. (An3.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
9entider aoninl proteitirt.
S0n tSronclscO. I. III.

~VH OLUIIlIeIU, 7. AII-
Baron e. s. bon Shad, oellt-
idJer (8eueraIfoniuI in Gan sSron~
cisco. bot ont Rittiuod) Yomiral G.
j. Rono, Dem Der 8poIite 6Iotter.
biitrift untcritcbt, einen offi5ieIlem
TroteIt geaen oaS 9eeen elmer Utili-
torlpnde ouf Dem Compiler 9lIeranA~
ria BON Scr aosmos 2inie iiberreidn-
Sic 2lIeronorio lie1t NIT eincr ga
oung aoblen i'm Strom Dor glnfcr,
Sic murbc nit ei:ier gSofe belcet, uirg
lire 9lusfubrt aus oem 0afeu gu bcr~
bin0ern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
SION. ilber 9soris. I. Of
Yferoe fiir 15ranfreid.
9Pen1nhis. Scnn Z s

DfenlpDls, Scnr.. Z. Sft.
Moggoniooungen nit Gfer0en
innroen am Y3ittmoh BON Dlempbis,
Scnn, aus nnh 9eip SrIeons pcr.
lanot, mo man Der Anii6t lit, bob
oieie nod ,Srontrcid) fir Die BERLIN,
ecten 1ruppen bcltimmt limb. IS miro
9eioet, oob in Dempbis ourd Die 8e-
pralentontcn Der fran3oiiihen Reaie-
ritn1 inseeiomt 10000 Gferoe onqe.
fault muroen Iie ON Withhold sum
8erlono gebrod]te 2ooung beitono aus
$50 Stlld ino iteGt Den eriten oeror-
tiaen transport bar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
SOmmlJ Nhins.

hotsn, i6Iehibin .9om 9ltfins- ss.
nnnnt. in Gnelono ielbii isbr penig.
0os snsIii6e Seer tGmpft ouf fsrusn
Sddupldben. nbolo nobe an qol.
balo in trnpiifsr Sorns." GneIano
bat nismais bos 9eoiirfuis empfuns
ben, ein itehsnoes Seer gum ShuB Der
beimotIiden Sniel gu baItsn. 0aber
1T England Die sin5ise Der eurppGis
fhen 9robma6ts. bel Der bic aaess
meins 0ebrpflidt uidt eineefiibrt 1T.
Die SpInoten iperoen nur ouf cine be-
itimmte Heibe pon Sobren onoepors
ben, unb Spar fir eiusn Sob, Der
ni6t grpb eenrs 1T, um heimiide. gut
beaoblte Irbsiier ooer Sanopertsr ous
suIpden. 0aseesn ilt bic 9lusiidt. in
frembem 2anoe Elm Mhentsuerleben.
fpsnn aud in frenser MiIit6rsDissis
pin. gu fiibren. perlpdeno fir ale
Nrten bon MsnThen in uneeIihertsr
biireerliher Sielune. fir ole Sub.
jeite. bic nit poIissi uno @sridtsn in
9onfIiit eeroten iinh, ober ibrer Gbos
ratteranIass ipeesn in iolbe 9pnflifte
gu eeroten fiirhten. 0os enslifh.
9eer siebt 2suts an. tpie fie su oIlsn
3eiten in Solonsrbeersn nit Manns
boftisfeit unb 9obespsradiune, obtr
obne 8eseiitsrune fir eine erpbe
Sode unb obne 2iebe su Der Jdhns.
untsr Der fis iteben. esiGmpFt bobsn.
Sir ole rWitpe in Winbfor-, ipie Der
eneIifhe 0i6tsr Ruonorh 9iplins bic
2Dnisin nennt, gu heren Gbre in @nos
lono iibsr so Sabre. bic RotipnoIs
bpmne in: Sob fare TIE queen" ahs
eeGnbert mar. babsn biefe Solboten
in ollen WeIttsiIsn eefp4tsn. Miit
e5tpla IGbt Der imperioIiiiiide Didt,r
in feinen .SolootenIieoern" ben Srcb
iineen:
.Ginen Gtreit nit her Wiiipe BON
Winofor
6ot Monher fif) gut iiberleet,
Otnn tbr Worpoiten'tono 1T CUR Gee
unb gu 2ono.
Wo man unfsre Trpmmsln I6lGst."
Ibsr Der Refroin bisfer Stropben
Iautet redt reiieniert:
.Irme SeufeI mir Fnbs, bic
man fdlGst."
Wos Munoer. bob fis nibi ben
WunId toben. in europa an bIsibsn,
unb her @itltsr otnib ors nrIs,.ss.
gen fpridi:
,S6nFfi mid DfiIib nur BON Gues,
oaes andre 1T mir Wurn.
Wp bic 10 @ebote nidis e,lien uno
Elm Monn iih bolt men 0urit"
sumoI hos gebiirfnis, .Teinen Ourit
gu itillen." b. b. bic Sruntiu6t, nidt
nur eneIifdes NotionoIloitsr. fonhern
insbefpnhere bos Tsines !0eeres III.
gu hiefer aus ben nieheriten 0pl.ss
fhihten berporoeoonosnen GoIootesfo
seielIt iid 10 mnn6sr Muttsr Sobn
ous sutem Soufe, Der iein @sIb psrs
fpielt ober perluhert unb nidts eelernt
bat. um iid cine Griitsna auf biirssrs
liher goiis gu eriinben.
co bot bos enelifhs 5eer sinen Der
fron5OiiTden 6remoenIseion bsrponbs
ten gborniter. aipIine nennt es ou9
Die 9seion 8erlorensr. bi, 9otorts.
Die perfIu6t it," uno sr IGbi .inen
folhen ormen 9sufel aus qutem
Soufs, Der ols eemeiner SoIbot Oisnii
tun muB. ben trourieen Refroin ans
itimmen:
.Wir finb orme tIeine 2dmmsr unb
tein StolI in Der nab,
Wir fnb idpor5e Shoft. perirrt i'm
Sdnee.
@emeine SoIboten ous pprnebmem
6ous,
Tubren aur 50lle in Sous uno in
9rous,
Gott. bob Srbormen unb bilf uns
berausi"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

Der psne5ianifds GunitbGnbIe;
Snloniori bate cine Dame BEL ber
ginridiung ibru i'm rsinI.en Hes
noifanesItil eetoItsnsn @ina berotel,
nno forberts bi,rfiir $4,000. Tas
gsri6i biaigts i'm ouh $1400 gu nit
her @ssriiuoung, oob ss uur rtht urG
tiniq fei. Elm 6onorar fir einen 8at
III forosrn. Der cine oielidbrigs 81.
iabrunq unb Gdtieteit 5ur 8orouss
iesun1 baes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
6arOinaI Sserrata erfranft.
9iom. bio Boris. I. 8

Nont plo Bnrls, Z. III.
Ter >3ufton6 pon 9or6inol Ser.
rata, Dem popitIihen StootsiefretGr
reridlimmerte lid am Wtittipodl lm0
ieine 9ler5te bicltGl es am Mlttlpodl.
obeno flr rothiom. onoere aer5te 5ur
aonlultation hin8u3u5ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Sin Va 6ollette=, ,Aniilbrer". :.
Ter Eplitifant blaine uirS Seu 20.
6oIlette sIuhuEs naniiihreu"
I'M UuIliten @orti,um

~'e'4Vt ~ SUANi@
te hat Den pro-
erciiinen &eaS
'porncn oi0e-
minft uno mar
obeeiuinft III ct-
ner llidlt nIilgn~
y er il e b e u
oen Sprahe. sc.
miiie 9Sroares-
iipe boben iith es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

es III ni6ts Nunoerborss, penn
eiaer stuei Menf6en Iisbt. Die miteins
amber osrfsinbst iinb. Gis Fno ndbrs
'6einii6 sScinbe. neil fie sinnnber su
dhnI;h iinb, uno BEN briiten qeraoe
in ibrsn GebniiGtsiten TBmpatbiid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
b. afnds @ortbeil smaeseben.

2onoon, Z. Oft.
Sonopner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neiaten ON Mittipod 81 Dem 3uee
ltononis, ooB Die Gage ouf Dem peltIi-
den 6liigel in 6ronfreih fir Die Ser.
biinoeteu entihieoen lpenieer gilnltiq
lei. ols tic Dor 3ipei Sogen geipcien
&dbrenb oonols General bon Stud
in @efobr eemeien, iogen tie, BON ocr
Terbiiitneten lmeoneen 5u lperoen.
babe jeet oieier llngemein eeid)lfte
s5llbrer pom irgenowober 8eritorflul.
gen erbolten uno heginne nun ieiner-
let's, Die tSlonfe Der Serbiinoeten 5ll
lumeeben. 0ieiem pielleid)t enti6ei,
eenoen ltmihmiine mibt man IN 2on-
DON unperbohlen ieine polle 8eocu.
tnng Sli, menn ouh l,ngeoelltet iplr0,
ooB bel Dem Wtoneel on eenoueren
9tahrihten iein Roller llmfona pod,-
| items Den oberiten sSiibrern on Der
0ront betonnt iein tonne.
8leidSeltia init Der linerluorteten
MISUNDERSTANDING berirhte @ene-
raj bon &lud, Die Mitte bes Giiberiten
Iii,.fen ssliieels Der 9erbiinocten bel
Soliignp su burhbreben; nad Dem
fran5oihen S'eridt ion linn oies al.
lerolngs niht geluneen ieiil, ooh iii
| Iilder an5unebmefL ooB Der &erildy
mieberbc,t fpiro. Sein @eIinaen mir.
De oen ubeeldnittenen Iinfcn SSIiieel
Der IlIiirten 5fpineen, lid, Inn Den
Gclitid'cn 5it entgeben. nod Der Su.
nnlfillte 5uriif5iehen.
Sernbiseube GrflGrnns Sapams.
@oibineton, 3. G., Z. Oft.
Sefrctor Grnnn mur0e Maittlpod.
ohcno omtli6 bapon in &enntnis qc.
lest, ooB Die S2Sopnner Die oeutihe
6lottenbaIls i'm Eacific nlr poriiber-
geheno nn0 nusihlieBlid) aus itrote.
aliflcn eriinben beieRt bGtten. 2ieie
sflttbeill1ng longte pom ioponiihen
Ansmorti9en Nmt bnrh 9otihoftcr
ehltbrie rno htrd) Die ioponiihe 9ot
id)ott ins Stoatsoepnrtcment. Grit
0ienitoa bieb es, Die Ser. Stooten CT.
Ilporten bringeiio cine oerortiac Grflo.
lrnng bon Sopon neil Die 8ciesuna
Der 9torid]oil SnieIn 0urd oie ga.
ooner in 9Soihinatnn 9(rgmobn ere.
|een milile lncgen Der Robe omerifoni-
'd'er gc'ibunaen. Gs beiBt ieet, oob
Die omeritoniihe @eeicruna lid nit
oicler GrfIdrltng aus Soifo aufriebcn
aebe.
selaiidJe Stabt sesiid)tiat.
Som. iiber Goris. !. Eft.
Nus Berlin miro teIearaphiid, oc
|nleloet: Qie 3ipilbepoIferuna pon
2onoefen iou ouf oeutide 5ruppcn
aus Dem Sinterbolt eeihoiien baben.
Is botte Elm erernpel itotuirt fperoen
nulNen, llno 10 puroe Die Stoot bom
horolrt, uno ltnter onoerem Die Sir.
DIE IN trimmer gcleet 9ln Der bon
Sonoeten naf 3ongres iilbrenoen
SonoItrobe muroen lomtlidle @ebduoe
IN grono geidoiien. 8eioe Stdotc
llegen IN Der Eropin5 9imbura.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18

TIES.
The following ties existing In votes
cast for the Offices OF Chairman OF the
Board Of Registration. and for the
election of Registrars and inspectors
OF Election. In the several districts
to the Common Council OF 1915, Wig:
For Chairman. !.
Fifth Ward-Ninth district, between
Edward J. Flynn and John Davis
Twelfth ward--Second district. be-
tween Frank T. Bates and Harry w.
seventeenth Ward fifteenth dis
trict. between J. r. Repp and Harry
Flemmtng.
For Registrar.
tween W. J. Hergidan and O. A.
Fifteenth ward--sixth district, be-
tween T. siebert and Edward Pisco-
pink.
For Inspector.
Fourth ward--Eleventh district be-
tween p. j. Monaghan and Il. 3. JACK
Eighth ward--Third district, be.
tween John Wilson and Casper
Eleventh ward---Third district. be.
tween Frank siebert and Joseph q
Twelfth ward---Tweifth district. be-
tween G.. Roltz and w. Barrie.
Sixteenth ward--First district. be.
tween Theodore Bondie and Joseph
Sixteenth ward--Fourth district. be.
tween John Nolan and Chas. +. Burke
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18

Do you favor increasing the forced
paving provision. so-called. Of the
City Charter, from 100000 to $780,
600 year?
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18
SECOND WARD.

Registrsrs. Ist Dist. Inspectors.
Il. j. Gray, chm. " Latulip
T. l.. Dodge II. Brunnet
". G.. DeLisle
REGISTRAR. 2nd Dist. Inspectors.
W. III. Rocks. Chm. John shanahan
Harry r states George Ashmun
John shanahan Robert NJ Rahaley
R>gfstrsrs. srd Dist. Inspectors.
B. wieser. Chm. r ); Brainerd
C Shengulette William feulding
Paul werth Paul Lamperg
Rsgfstrsrr. 9th Dist. fnsp<efer~-
Fred Fisher. Chm. Henry W. Coleman
Farrell Travis Frank j. Wetzei
Jas. A. kier
REGISTRAR. 5th Dist. Inspectors.
Edwin r. william MONET
Eliphaz r. Hibbard Aioert Il. McSough
William J. Harris
REGISTRARS. 9Th DIST. isspecter--t
IulIsn Dickinson. James Vernon. Jr.
chm. n w q. Bowen
~ H. Taylor ~ y. McDonneli
HILBERT Mckinstry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18
SIXTH WARD.

Registrar. Iss Dist. inspectors.
John Smith. Chm. Thomas Kilfotl
Fred c. Lang Ed. oatman
Jerry Sheahan John Anderson
Registrars. Ind Dist. Inspecteru.
Edward Corbett, ch Frank b. Ashley
r. t. Callahan Jos. Carrier
Thomas ]. Callahan Edward scottEas.,
Registrars. srd Dist. Issqpe(esR
John Walsh. Chm. Frank Keats( f3t
Frank Sweeney Ed. Sweenek<<
VIM. Kennedy Timothy C
Registrars. 9Th Dist. Isso1eeos1-
Joseph walsh, Chm Walter T.
wiibert L. Meteaf stapleton
James Curtis John GanagneI
Michael Morrow
REGISTRAR. 9TH Dist. Issp>eters.
Albert Ross, Chm. Fred Funk
C. r. Dancy j. brennan "a
Don Perry NJ II. sherman
R~xsstrars. 9Th Dist. fsspe<tern-
w AZ watson. Chm August 4. Munatt
Charles w. Shas nsusne''
Hausherr Fred harrington
ResIssr.r.. !fh Dist. Issp>eser~-
wIlIiam j. James Baldwin
Charlton, chm. Phiiip Fenimnr
Thos. r. Halloran
REGISTRARS. sth DIST. tnsv~~ssrr
Harry y, Hollands, Lloyd Il Thomas
Edwsrd Il French George w. Davis &
John r. Monroe
Registrar. sth Dist r.sp>essse
Austin j. John Mitchell
Francis b. Egsn Brcomheid
John A. Letteker Chas. J. APPEL
R~si.srsr.. toth Dsss. ln.D><>een-
&: y gsy,or. Chm. 2sosss F IA,
Hubert q. Johnson James Bryan
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-12

q~uisitiveness. Through the medium of
an interpreter who comes to his assist
ance the traveller is informed that it
is not the tree which is being
shipped, but the spirit which created
the tree. This spirit is supposed to be
resting under the stone pile built
around the base Of the tree.
Another form of three worship is
tree marriage. In these days of en-
lightenment it is almost unbelievable
that the marriage of a village belle to
a tree should be solemnized with all
the pomp and glory of the union of
man and wife; yet such is the case. In
the very small villages where the fe-
male predominates and where the line
of caste is markedly drawn, it often
happens that there are no males of
equal caste to the female whose time
has come to marry. Inasmuch as the
tree represents a deity who can as
sumo any rank Or caste, the parents
of a manageable daughter who has
become a burden to the family take
her to the village god. The marriage
of the girl to the tree-god being sol
emnized. she is bound to the tree and
left either to the mercy Of the prowling
wild beasts or to be rescued by the
first male of a lower caste who is in
search Of a helpmeet. Usually the
prowling wild beast wins the bride Of
the ~"tree-god."