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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

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Over $4,000 was received by the
Detroit Tuberculosis Sanatorium, over
Sunday. leaving less than $4,000 to
be added to the fund, to assure the
new $4,000 unit for the hospital.
Monday evening 10 tuberculosis
night In the moving picture houses.
The receipts will be turned into the
sanatorium fund. In addition, contri-
button boxes will be placed In all the
theaters, on the theory that those
who pay admission receive their mon.
ey's worth when they see the pic
lures, and ought to feel willing to con-
tribute an additional sum for the fight
against disease.
The Junior Fortnightly club has an
nounced q dance In Clarks academy,
April 4. for the senatorium's benedt.
This will be made an annual function.
There will be vocal selections by Will
liam Hogan and music by Anderson's
orchestra. The officers of the club
are: President. Ralph r. Irwin; Vice
president. Edwin Gagen; secretary.
Harry Glunx: treasurer. Louis Burch.
Jeh Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO.. 1s John R,-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09
testimony FINISHED
I'm BOWMAN'S CAFE CASE

trhe entire morning was taken up In
= court Of domestic relations, Mon
b. by the case against Thomas bow
"a, or No. ~ broadway, who 10 &C.
~ of contributing to the delin-
|oacy OF q minor In selling liquor 20
H6ang girl.
|Dovosal witnesses were called, but
~ testimony was only . repetition
1T Of Friday, which showed that
~ klrls and their escorts bought beer
q cafe In the rear OF Bowmanis
~ on sunday. several weeks ago.
lyho aefaass 10 attempting to show
~ the cafe u not owned or conduct'
~ Bowman. but 10 8 separate e.
A1ishment. The testimony was con-
b6od ct noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09
kJSPECTS LETTERS SAY
JUDGES HERE ARE GOOD

Thomas Austin, alias Maher, ar.
bted at No. 1876 Madison-ave., by
Stectives Fox and Kunkel, Monday
lon. a. . pickpocket suspect, had
70 letters ready for mailing to some
lends In the east. The letters stated
q Maher was about to leave for
kicago ito save q bond" indicating
", he Is out on bail from q Chicago
|urt, and another significant SEN
hce was: II understand Trixie 10
the way. Tell him to get right
. train and hurry here, AZ II Is
BOD here. and the judges here are
! right good fellows"
'Wiljiam Gallagher, IS years old.
= Austin's roommate. and was also
|tooted a q suspicious person.
nc ofIicers were investigating the
|oonsnts of the house, when they
69bled upon the ready letter writer
n his friend.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09
BLIND PIGS" AND
POOLROOMS RAIDED

Capt. James Mcnamara, of Cheue-
st. station. sent out raider SQUAD
OF his own. Saturday. and rounded up
hve blind pigs" and four poolroon
gangs which included many small
boys under is years or age. Pro-
prietors OF the poolrooms will be tax
an to the recorders court under the
poolroom ordinance. They are: Ben.
Jamin Paddock and Theodore Jasiono
Of No. 1857 Chene-st., where Ave
youngsters were found; Peter Sweic-
kowski. NO. s20 Chene-st., whose place
was the haunt OF four young lads:
George Schorky. No. 273 Mitchell-aye.
who're four boys were found, and John
Sokolowski, No. 1120 Chene-st, where
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

job Printing Done Right. Tines
Prtnting CO.. 13 John R.-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

two young boys were playing pool.
The blind pig" raids win result In
complaints against Mrs. COnstanczy
Zagliczynski. No. 1855 Chene-st.: Milo
lcgis. No. 425 Frederic-st.; Leo
Dysarz. No. 1869 st. Aubin-aye., and
Steve Perpun. No. Secor-pl. Rum,
whisky, beer and wine formed the
stock In most of the places.
Matilda Zarga's home ON Riopelie'
st. was raided. and jug OF rum was
seized. Police got a complaint against
her. end when they went TO serve II,
later. learned that she had lett hur-
riedly for Pennsylvania.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09
COM. GILLESPIE
BACKS UP DOWNEY
Says Order Barring Dancing in
Cafes Selling Liquor VIII be
Enforced

Another grave question now con-
fronts Police Commissioner Gillespie,
since Inspector John b. Downey
served notice ON all cafe proprietors
that the 1.-The Dansants" or any sort
Of dancing In cafes where liquor II
sold, will not be tolerated.
Charles CHASER, proprietor OF the
Edelweiss cafe, where q hCyh-priced
exponent Of the tango and the other
steps has been holding forth. called
on the commissioner, Monday. to pro
test against the order. He brought
Attorney James Murtha with him.
The outcome of the long conference
was, that Attorney Murtha Will hold
q conference, Monday afternoon, with
various cafe proprietors, to see where
they are at" on the law, and the
commissioner will hold conference
with Inspector Downey. but will
stand pat" on the order.
The inspector. asked about his or.
der that created considerable furore
among devotees of the dance, said
that the order was given, and 1T
goes" Further deponent said not.
except to remark: There's law
against women dancing In places
where liquor IL sold. It's part OF
the Warner-Cramton law"
But the same section, which was
once enforced here by the state fac.
tory department, also provides that
no woman shall be employed In any
place where liquor Is sold, and the
enforcement resulted In stopping the
music furnished In . big Motel by
ladies' orchestra.
Now there Is q ladies' orchestra In
the Edelweiss cafe.
Commissioner Gillespie told Mr..
CHASER that the ladies' orchestra could
go on and play, but that the lady
dancer could positively not 90 on
and dance. The same section Of the
law covers both cases.
The commissioner told Mr.. CHASER
that the reason he would allow the
ladies' orchestra to play, and would
not allow the dancer to dance, was
Because" or words to that effect.
He said that Downey's police were,
in reality, you see, sort OF morals
police. dealing, of course, with Ques-
lions involving, that Is, touching upon
morals. and the question Of morals
was not involved I'm music, and while
j. might not be involved In dancing, OF
all kinds, 1t might be. in some cases,
and anyway. Inspector DOwney was 10
charge OF the morals police and
WHAT HE SAID GOES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

For signaling between aeroplanes
there has been invented apparatus
for blowing nne black dust from
reservoir by the exhaust from the
motors In such a way as to form dots
and dashes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

ID Ne city planning congress ct
S6ot there was much advocacy Of
Pooto % laid out 90 To allow the
|DotoGt possible amount OF sunlight,
0e1oP % oS&ain the fullest micro
Doool aetiom g the soys.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-01
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
A NEW YEAR GREETING.

Another year is born and with its advent
comes new store Of resolution, courage and strength
tc meet the every day struggles and questions Of
existence.
1t is much as tho opened a new book. at
chapter l. page |, within whose covers is cortained
an nstaliment of the drama Of life What the story
may be we cannot say; something Of sorrow, even
tragedy, perhaps; but much of good and happiness
we feel assured Tears may dim our eyes, but
more otter smiles will brighten them, in its perusa
Some characters will strut but moment across
passing page, others we shall miss entirely, but
tho these latter may not be replaced, new actors
will appear to fill in and carry on the movement
and story.
To our readers we hope the new year has be-
gun with happiness and will close with ccntentment
The coming days call for hard work and lots OF it;
but that is the road to prosperity. With our wish
es for your happiness and prosperity we add, in the
words of Tiny Tim,
God bless US every one"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
sola !. eli

fess Ht,;5ls . al oil
tKas quiet. But i fias zIiighsr IN seat
siplstll buying on tie strength Ia lard
and cotton. ilnal ps.ees were i 10 j
points net gol Ii sdiiig ncsi.
ti0ds.
asa fiE fktfiiTT ts ed tcAgf| SFlflks Il %
u Nay 10 q a 4; JtIae 20 Ii 80 |;
40 Clcfnls ~ 4
euyeln5eg ESQ December
go q so. Total sales aIIoao,
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eE leAIlss II :l i z I.4 Iise eetf.
sSls bureau eorts sh,SHiilE am IN
cleaas oSof last ear ~ S.iore tljaf,
hall 4 mi ion ve 4 mo re sbiilllz
lee - -. - - 80
house 10 reed the Ga 81. "a s, ]. s.
up tCiay. The cidse WIS aBoat Ii
sassy Feiiprt sstsofable Reasil iler
sh tlle5 tern lad little wnisaf
tls conn ntefae slSa sl fence of he
2eilsEls Febeft Aa q on the tlnle 4sse
lefQrs elIiia nilt tiiitlI tie Gloss 81
4afA ms eeff yfft III il ~ q q fsss ia
sgafd trailn OF priees. lie sal
snAassa THO Sflfel to- fluctlItte soiife
but hpt eil uugll ~ hall n e sis-seaslis <
price
Slle tF8fe sent IS c0s,f. but ts5t s
lsss eoils 1liled with IRrea buying from
Cotton fiitg res closed stssl
= sas 1911 y NY SS7 aSiissii ess, !:
0etuber 1872 Depesahar 7ia0 SskS..
sf6s toil STEADY aiid unoilhsl
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
Stoe nd Bonds

New York, May III THE deat.isck
was broken today la tile stock market:
Quot atoms advanced definitely from
The resent fixed legei and dealings,
while not heayyii were considerable
more active teaH curing tine last few
days, after}a period OF sluliness. Stocks
or sflli cfasssa shared In the improve
meHt wllieh p5lt up many af thcm one
To two points The advance, while
SLOW was 81 itlcut an interval
OF I5HefYInes during me uEys, q n
Aitlloueh theef gas mo important
sehEhg9 lin The 9ipeenIs3 Hive outlook
saeS "A "a ere SO isise Ia account
Tor the days rise. The news from
Mexico was referred To rs Distinctly
HalliEh The fall o1 THmpico was M
TSyeIE 10 N gdzCHFIOB GlIaI spe
bli1ninatiun 6f lerai fIneesa ,Sls
sgon be aecoapU shed which, is was
thong would eyesiance the pros aea OF
peaceful SCI ettlemf,nt OF this countiy We
6iiIieultses With ,Eexico. s ~
This feeling Was reflected Ia q bn0f
ant advance in Mexican petroleum. Is
sues awing Co the presumption that
j Che conapanys properties I'M the Tam
picc dist tlat will no longer be In the
fIglIting zone. s.
As the rlariSat adygnced there Mas
Evidences &c June saeina .anlonE she
Shorts an d it was Q aren't that the
sllst isieA rise va S dtie part Ss tai IA
con ION Another inlfdeucs
ma for assS her prices was the more
clleerfpl gentinS emf Ia regard fo the
steel trade. Last nights roFsess 81;
trade huthori lea took Il better tone
and ss was hoped NAL a delinite 7Iris,
pfoyetreiit might sc6n cosne tn relieve
tAe dsptesston Speculation Ii iJnissdi
~ acs
i've featusses of ehe market and IL ae
selopFa pronounced strength
= nIzA Essesass assnl. 90 ssa4ss ss4.s ss<sasi
which led 70 the opinion az ban ( era
that coin could be ported profifa4
bly, with demand stesling at 4s,ss {, D.
9lllch IS not fur from III ruling level.
Bozi iapeoyed moderately, 81
though tiiere IsiIS tonsii iidelabie selling
.Df Rock IsI4 d shares.
Total sales par value ESQ GOO.
United Stutea IS fegd advanced t-s
and Pansisiia 3s 10 81 Is on call. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15


elltines store ittitf iakeu tUr' tspllar Bift-
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New York @ ottolai

,Ssstew York. May il There MAS an
Iatfyanee og 10 Il bale iitI NAY
| tliefe to odays on covering by foreign aIiti
I.iocal Which evidently fofiiits
few Betiegs around the ring, as Iocas
EestffflA placed total itpure slase
lah6.st 90 to 25, 900 bales ON the up
ward 7noveiae lent from 16S at the close
sesg efday q 1857 at the iIigb point
Iof this seffoon. Later defieeeies
were tlitiuenced by the stteag 9TH sslf
EHT uSuTs IN IN, UIIt geHarRI UuyEHg
was doubt less restricted to some ex-
tent By aisps araace OF more favorable
lApcatleE esith vest. ahd sold only 1fi
TO pof1fs nal sAigliefs Tie lfiiBFstet
Iolesed sSefg steAsiy and within 2sl oF
2 points of the best at q net utlpRnce
bookstores though continued stead :
ineas of liver POOL, wei sustained. vol.
tifie of Il esfic mill Sdons l1InptsUn for,
the nIoHf b a pf ii, and faiIur6 sjE not.
cotton % na5y more freely from the
south. COIN cd to alarm the remaia-i
Ing Hay short interest
q AS hlHx essfeR6d ancfeasiIig
stren ili ear llers turned fer cover.
IAnd the mar reached the hest poftst
Iof the dey ) tile late trading, with
May sssa lsifs lgiute over July
Econpaslag premium of rs
s20EIJE 7iEEy 70 rEu8e3 3I8B Bt5nig EIE.5 In99laE
lstft af tlse Ger an Ind lc sesl
lIlst tlsizis lnpti ca. ii ieii4si
pE prtls lh excess of Ia 81
year slla ~ 8 6nl1se mil stocsss as
.slf l&as afere mn last yeer' otaf.I
(sctton tlFes, eies "a steai
open <5Iosts
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store. rlles must iisye heard ti,as
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Allendale News

The Allendale s. I. A. met Friday night Dec. 11th. an in- teresting program was rendered. We also had Prof. David Bowen with us. who presented the Lynch Loving Cup" won by the Allendale school at the School Fair held Oct. 23rd.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Mordic spent Sunday the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lecil Simpson.
 Charlie Mordic of Louisiana, who has been visiting home folks for several weeks left Monday for Ruleville Miss.
 Messrs Downing and Vineyard and Misses Fannie Vineyard and Wanda Richards of Lonoxe attended the s. I. A. Friday night. Come again always glad to have you with us.
 Born:--to MT. and Mrs. Bruce Spears Sunday Dec. 18th. a ten pound girl.
 lust tell em that you saw 1t in the ArGus
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-18
piles Cured ln 6 to I4 Days

Your <lfusgist viii refund money II EA1o OINTMENT fails to cure any ease of lec1tag. Blind Bleeding of Pfotruding Piles tn6to ie eeys'
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-18

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The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-18

yvlDon0ver You Need | Take 0uevQ3 1he old Standard o,v chill Tonic is equally General Tonic becaueu wen knc1n tonic propu q and IRON. It acts CT Icut Malaria, Enriche Ddlads up the Wh0le
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-18
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the Annua Meeting of Stockholders of the Bank O iBrinkley, Rfinklsy, Arkansas, will be heie niss-PanE1ng rooms on the 18th day of JangAsy~f9l5, between the hours of le SS'cldcF A. M. and o'clock P.sM., for the purpose of electing Board of Directors for the ensuring year, and the transaction of such other business as may come before ssaidlmeeting
 ANDREW FLORA,
 President.
 FRANK ANDREWS,
 Assistant Secretary, December l4th. 1914.
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AMMuAl sIockHolGER's MEETING.

Notice is hereby.given that the Annual Meeting of Stockholders of. The Monroe County Bank, BnAkIey Arkansas, will be held in it's Banking toonss6n the 18th day of January. 1915. lhetyeen the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. a1d4 70 clock P. M. for the purpose of @&chng Board of Directors for. the shydVing year, and the transaction of sdchf fdther business as may come before said ,neating.
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