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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
PREPARES HEAVIER
PENALTY FOR DIPS

To prevent dips" (pickpockets) and
other undesirables arrested on dlsor-
DERBY charges gaining their freedom
by the payment OF nominal fines, AID.
Lodge proposes 10 amend the disor-
derby act increasing the maximum
amount of the fine from $50 TO $500.
or 80 days in the House OF Correction,
or both.
The disorderly act applies, IN addr
ton 10 pickpockets, TO loiterers, va
grants. beggars, users OF indecent Ian,
guage, fortune-tellers and persons in
terrupting divine service. The police
and the recording judges are at pres.
ent unable to deal in a drastic man
ner with this class OF disorderlies, as.
pecially pickpockets, on account OF the
small fine stipulated in the ordinance.
Judge Connolly and Police Commits
sioner Gillespie both recommend Aid
Lodges amendment, which Corpora
ton Counsel Lawson is preparing foT
submission TO the common council
next Tuesday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

rDago Frank on the night OF the kill
ms 20 get the gunman. With sam
Schppps a. chauffeur, he said. he took
COrihci 10 WebDer's poker room.
whcit Rose and the other three gun
men waited while Weber went out
aud located Rosenthal al the Metro
pole Then, said WALTON, he left with
the gunmcn tie separated from them,
he declared bat was near enough 20
hear the shots that killed the
"squealer,' and sent the four gang
STEERS 20 the chair
ON cross-examination Manton's
first questions were directed 10 show
that WALTON and osenthal. friends for
2 years. quarreled bitterly about six
months before the killing. WALTON
hesitated at first 10 admit the quar-.
ri. hut. hard pressed. finally agreed.
Referring 10 the final roundup of
the gunner in Webber's, Manton sud
denly said
And You all went out together
"N-oL are mistaken" said WALTON, as
he turned fully toward the jury. Il
did not go out with them az all. !
ent ont after them
And you did not Try 10 stop the
shaving OF your friend OF > years
No"
f3i-4+-h+-F-P strained attention 10
Ibis part OF the testimony His eyes
searched the face OF WALTON while
Mrs Becker leaned forward in her
chair.
Under Mantons cross-fire WALTON
s-am went over the Harlem confer
.Cnce. telling OF Becker's alleged pres
ence there and the violent language
he used in ordering the immediate
i"croaking" OF Rosenthal
WALTON denied thai he stood over
the chauffeur, shapiro, who drove the
gray car in which the gunner fed
with a gun. demanding that he drive
away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
GOV. FERRIS TO SPEAK
HERE, TUESDAY NIGHT

Gov Woodbridge y. Ferris will give
an address. Friday evening, in inc
Garrick theater. on Making the
world better" under the auspices OF
the Centenary Methodist brotherhood.
Judge Alfred J Murphy viii preside
and introduce Gov Ferris. The pro-
Gee Dis of the lecture will be devoted
TO fund being raised by the Cen
tenaIy brotherhood 10 send mission
tary 20 Albania, in the Balkan
states The Rev Milton Morgan, at
present living in Saskatoon, Sask" a
graduate OF Princeton and the Uni
versity Of Chicago viii be the mis-
sionaTY supported by the Detroit
Brotherhood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
NEW MAIL COLLECTION
DELAYED TILL JULY

Postmaster Nagel received letter
from Congressman Doremus. in Wash.
ington, Friday morning, informing MIN
that il would be impossible to inaug-
urate the new mail collection service
In Detroit before July l. The post
master is disappointed over the de-
lay, as he has been striving for seven
months 10 better the service and has
taken the matter up with the wash
.ington officials in person.
-Four three-wh eeled automobiles
have been received from Buffalo, ana
the postmaster intends to place them
in service Immediately They viii be
used for parcel post and mail collec-
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May 15.-Close Wheat
corn and oats had a strong start on
+ Friday Prices were up In all direc-
tions in this country and Europe. De
mand was active.
The strength started IN Liverpool
whore opening prices were higher
this side at the close on Thursday,
which started some covering Of shorts.
The market had prominent support
later and the advance was helped
along by fewer and dearer Manitoba
offers strength i'm spot stun and A
feeling that the American crop out
look Is not az good as IL was Few
days ago. The great strength In corn
was a siren gthening feature. Offers pt
good wheat in Liverpool are scarce and
there Us some apprehension In Europe
regarding supplies. Corn was excited
by the strength in Argentina and
America
some OF this probably comes from
Hessiau hy reports. There were fresh
fly reports on Friday, but there Is a
growing feeling OF distrust as TO tho
value OF the late gov eminent report
showing wheat TO be In splendid con-
dition Some state reports are far less
bearish than the government figures
and dealers do not believe the crop
can get through To harvest without
some serious setback The feeling Is
bullish for all grains Corn and oats
I'm tn Detroit market are scarce and
In good demand.
The general tone ia wheat was
strong ana cash closed "A and July
hc higher September lost ne
Corn advanced L. and oats " Beans
declined "a Sc. The seeds were quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat quotations Cash and May No
. red. 9S&c July opened with an ad-
vance OF a. at S7a, and advanced 10
SSc: September opened at S7ilC adj
Nanced 20 S1a. and declined To SIC.
No white. 9Si4c
Coarse grain quotations. Corn Cash
No. J. t2C; No. yellow ear NJ T3c.
] at 73lAc. No. I yellow. s2c
oats standard car At t3isc 80. =
white. 43c; No 4 white 42M4@Hc
rye Cash 80 . SIC
Beans; Immediate ana prompt ship
ment s207 MAY, se.of: June. s21..
Cloyerseed Prime spot SOS Octo-
her. $3.50. prime alsike SO
Timothy Prime spot. So 30.
Alfalfa. Prime spot. sS35.
Receipts in the Detroit market Frt-
day included . 0oO hhls OF hour cars
of corn. OF oats. and 81 hay with
drawals were 200O hhls ~ hour
stocks are 1000 bu ~ wheat all
500 bu. OF corn $4,000 bu. ~ oats ana
American exports Of wheat and corn
for ten months ending with Aprll were
1906 LIS bu, compared with lG2 Psi. =
1913 hu Tor the same period last year
kansas city reports export sales ~
old wheat
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
! .31,.O00 hu this week
Argentine wheat exports this week
30, oo0 hut wear ago. % $50 Ou0 Ou.
Liverpool wheat advanced ed ard
corn "a H2tsd for the day
Primary wheat receipts were s72O0O
bu. against a34. 900 bu Il. wear ago
Receipts ~ wheat Friday Duluth
81 ears, against 30 "a year ago Min.
neapohs. 50 cars against tt5 winnl-
peg , rs cars. against I'll. chicago. III
cars. against . southwest J12. 900 bu
against 524. 600 ht
Exports ~ wheat and -four Friday
800 00O hlt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
ASSISTANT TELLER
ADMITS SHORTAGE

Harry Johnson. assistant receiving
teller in the Peninsular state bank,
arrested by Detectives Rick and Ore.
her. Thursday night, has admitted
taking 1880 from the bank funds. The
bank officials say his shortage
amounts To $500
Johnson told the officers he first
stole small amount to make good
the payment OF a forged check that
he cashed Finding that his shortage
was not discovered. he kept on taking
amounts ranging from $40 10 500.
The stolen money. he said, was spent
for clothes.
Johnson Is % years old and single.
He lives at No. 90 Piquette-ave. east.
Ills home is In l.udnEton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
LIVESTOCK
EAST BTFFNLo LIVE sForK

DunninE a stevens 'ive-tocE Rrnort
EAST BUFFALO y " Nav Is -
Cattle Receipts. 100 head steady.
prime steers. So g@5 best goo 10
I 2OO-lb. steers sS10uS75 Do 100 10
I 2OU-lb.. $50 $50. coarse and plain
weightV steers S115HI 90. fancy year.
lings. So 25GfNao medium 90 good 81 IS
w.. s. S5Wsl0. fair 10 good 600 90
Ll00-lp. y, tnU 900. pNtra lond cow
" - 20 49, wv - n ~. Dulch-
~ COWS. - % 70 . II. cutters tf35d
~ JOm So. medium butcher heifers.
- * ~ %. stock heifcrs. S6250G50.
feeding steers Ssn7S5. best stock
steers t6.bod7 extra good bulls 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
NEM loRh pRODUCE.

NEW YORK May 10 Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Pork quiet; mess.
$22U22 so Lard. Firmer middle
west spot SiOO5ft10.25. Sugar, Raw.
firm Centrifugal 96 test. S3.20m823.
mus oyudr. 50 test $255m25S refined,
nrm cut loaf. $500 crushed. $A9j;
powdered, So GRADUATED, sta 4.05.
Coffee Rio No. OF spot. S%C Tai
country. Gn6Sic HAY quiet prime,
Sl12iR 40 3. S1la hs2tac. clover,
N2tsc6l&i 05 Pressed poultry Firm
turkeys, l6W2tc, chickens. l5Ff 23c;
fowls. t3dl9c ducks. 2lc Live poui-
try Easy, geese 10ts mltC. ducks.
I3lsml4c. fowls, lS6f1Sisc turkeys.
l4u1oc ROSTERS. ~ Nl2f. chickens.
brollers, 32U35c Cheese Irregular
state milk, common 60 specials. ~ 90
1SatC. SKINS. common Co special. JNf
11c fun slNms. = = n Sc Butter Quiet;
receipts tUl4. creamery extra, 2Gm
.6isc. state dairy tubs. 1874 n zoe int
tntioW creamery hrsts, ~ zoe Eggs.
Irregular. receipts. - as nearby
fancy - AZ 22c. fresh trsts. eos, n 23c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

safes OF may - reported oy mayhem.
stone A Co, May Is
Adventure 100, Ahmeek 10, Algomah
20. Allouez 30. American Zinc so, Anal
gamRted Copper ESQ. Bonanza 100,
Butte a Superior $3.50. Calumet a Ari-
zOna z42, Calumet a. itecla 3. Chino
$40. East Butte 1876 FRANKLIN Minins
so, CRANKY as. Isle Royal 245. Ke-
weeDaw SO, Lake Copper 315. LaSalle
ie0. Mass Cons .00 Mayhower 200.
New Arcadlan 80 North Butte 1910.
old Colony Mining us. old Dominion
IS. OsCeola 20, Pond Greek Coal $50.
quincy IS, shannon Copper so Shat
tuck & Arizona $50. South Utah 100. 81.
Mary's Land sc. Superior a. Boston
1900. Superior copper 75 Tamaraok Is
Refining 1865. do pr ass. Utah Cons
235. Wyandotte 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
BosToN CoPPER MARKET-CIose.

Adventure. IA Alaska Gold Mines.
9Sts Arizona Com'l, = I-l6. Arcadiau.
a. Allouez. Al; Algoma. 80 Am Zinc.
lTi4 Butte & London. ~; Butte & Su.
perior. sea- Calumet a. Ariz &C. Calu-
met e. Hecla i25; Chino az; Copper
Range 3Ti4 East Butte. l0A CRANKY.
S2iR. Greene Cauanea. 33is Hancock
10: Indiana. "a Inspiration & ISLE
Isovale. 81 Lake. So Mass a. MAY
n-N,r al Miami Copper a2is Mo
hawk az. Nevada Cons ijt. North
Butte. 20. Osceola. -. Pom Creek
1914 Quincy go. Ray Cons 20 Sha
tuck A. Ariz. 24t4 Superior copper
2a% super 4 Roston. ~ Tamaracl
IS: United Fruit com 1855 t'tah Cons
'nG Utah copper. So L., : Smelling.
s2S. 4. :. Smelling p-l. AS, Winona
3Tk. wolverine az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO,
MAY H. Hogs Receipts $4,000; mar
ket STEADY mixed and butchers. $50
ass. good heavy. Sb.10H Si2la rough
heavy $NHS10. light. Ss2OW SAbi plSs.
S7.&0M $40 cattle Receipts loVV,
market steady, bteNes. $40 m VISA
tuWs and heif"rs, $3.50 $50, stoc keTs
and feeders. s6.400S5o; Texans. 81 10
isis, calves. sT5Om1l. sheep. Re
Ceipts. l2.OO0. market. steady 10 strong
native. S5.S6m615. western, N5.3b q .. ~ ,
lambs, S625ms.25 western, $500 10,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
CIuCNGo PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May 10 Butter Extras.
25t,c hrsts 24ts re- zoe daiRy extras.
22m2 3c. nrsts 1Su 20c Eggs Prime
ordinary 11it aI5Ac. frsts. 1890
.18a Cheese Twins ga M tt-t.
Young Americas isia H1jHtc Like
poultry Fowls. 15HlGisc ducks t5u
lGC. 1,rse l3Wtoc. turkeys Use. broil
trs. 2NU32,. POTATOES Nl,hiwuu sc
u1Gg, Wisconsin G5d7}cr Minnesota.
g. ID -lr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

CHICAGO. May ~. TODAY was iu
sect day in the pit and the hugs had
cvery thing their own WnN ttcssian
~ aud Chinch buU reports were re-
ceived from AL parts ~ the country
and the damage they are said to have
INFLICTED already o. extensive Wheat
opened IN So over Thursday fHr
bulge and only lost = on<the din
Communicates
bullish ngws from Argentine. wus up
F. ~ 7sc az the start and was steadv TO-
- on on the down turn There was
bie trade and southwestern markets
were hiEh~r -
Oats wcre hiaherr with the other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
cLENEI.NND LIVE sToCk.

LLF4N I.I4ANIl. NAV IL IUtN| n,
reipts $500. 10C higher, workers. ana
mixed $50. pigs $3.50, roughS, $40"
Cattle Receipts 100. strong 20 JOG
higher sheep and lambs Receipts
ears. lambs 2jc higher sheep, strong
clipped lambs. SS5On6. calves Re
ceipts. 500 hrm, $lo.50H6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

IN the annual business meeting and
election OF officers of the First Dis
tfict Dental society. Thursday even
ing Ga the Hotel Grisw0ld. the fol
lowing officers werr chosen: Fresi.
cent. Dr. Charles ~. GA kman. vice
rrasfdent Dr T.. ~. Wicks; secre-
tary, DR. r. q. simmons. treasurer.
Or w. ~. Elliot a formal letter ~
thanks will be sent Co the common
council and the board. of estimators
ee..ie,t ia.f.-s-f- 4lf--e-r-
propriatiOn Tor free dental clinics in
ne public schools
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

EgJ bologua bulls. S6stQ6sO. stock
bulls. t506; hest mixers and spring
eTs. ST5f 30. medium 10 good. $50 y 90
,ou mon. $500 90.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 head. market
steady all grades. 2H.t5nh SO
sheep. Receipts. 1000 head mar
ket strong. top lambs sAS5ftH year
linEs S5.5O06 wetbcrs Sb25 " 500;
ewes S. 50M6
Calves. s. 5000 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

The following firms are privi-
legged TO execute orders on the.
Exchange: Carlyle & Povah w a.
Hamlin q co. H. w. Noble x Co,
W. t. Reilly a. Co. Geo NJ West
a CO. H. ;. Warren x Co, VIM III.
Rose Il Co, VIM. A. Neer A. Co
w IS Mclaughlin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

NEW Work.. MAY To- MONt1 ON I0T
ta,N2 pcr cent Time money ln-
changed mercantile paper - : per
cent Bar silver. London. ~ lo-l,
pence. do New York 5Ns~c Demand
sterling sFTS15m4SS. 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

Moor Wheat May up sc. July IN
'sc Sofn MAY up sc, July uuchsng
Ell oats May down ic July mn .
changed Provisions. steady
Close W heat. May up &c. I'M.
down sc Corn May down ). a.. Juiy
down Sc. Provisions About steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

TOLEDO. May % Hogs Receipts
I coo, market steady heavies. - 90
mediums IS 500 S554 workers.. $500 n
500: good Digs. $A.55HseO. CHlNes.
Market steady sheep ana lambs .
Market ateAdN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
rnI-I.nn GnAIN.

TOLEDO. MuN lJ. heat 'h'h
aud May. gSa.c JulN $50 september
size Corn. Cash 1nlsC, AaS, l'
4alst bllv 40Lc. September 3siac
i've. cash 6gc CloyersCtd tsh
sT.G5, October and December. 70.
Timothy. cash S1.B2 e. Nvptrmhti'
Ss31ia Butter eggs and HAY '"-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

selling iu the JulN delivery lhe
luarket opened N isc higher than on
Thursdays close aud later WAS SsrAal
10 a. lower
Provislons. affected %, the srAih
strength. were 3UlOr higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
HITTER AN EGGS.

Butter--Creamery, eNtras. 25t9 e
trsts 24is dairy Ice packing stock
ic ~
EEg- First cases included. 1915 per
dozen Receipts. l.422 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

NEW YoHk MONEY! MARkET.

SEW YORK May ~ The metal
exchange closed steady SPOT COPPER.
S13.5GH14 Lead. S3.sjT3.A5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

n.-s.~---Ifk. rrfntisa. No fuss ana
~ feafherH The plain. neat kind that
IonFs right Tlnner prfntlnG Co. ~
f,kr y al rhons Main 1928
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

NEW YORK. May l5.-Stocks open
ed fracdonally above yesterdays
close on the stock market today. Mis-
solri Pacific again gained on report
OF resumption OF negotiations for
financing the road
IL d. m.--Steel was the leader in a
squirt o. bullish activity during the
first hour. The market continued
strong TO the end OF the hour when
smggishness in Reading tended TO
check the advance movement.
Noon-The market relapsed into
dullness just before noon. Kansas
City Southern was active and strong,
advancing TO % IA.
p. m-The market was practical
" at a standstill during the early att
ernUon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
OPENS HIGHER
Steel Leads In Squirt of Bulllsh
Activity During First
Hour
IonAY.s rEMPER.NrtREs.

Alaska 0Olu U.s. Am AZ NhrHA
Am sugar 22h, Anal COP '5Hs Am
Can rs. Am c a r son, do ~ IL! "a
Am Cot OH 4lA, Am Ice 81. Am Loc
32H Am Smelt cas-, Am steel -
giL Am Sugar l05 y, Am II a. I ~ p,
Am Tob 22S. Am Wool pf IS. Anaconda
s2h, Atch 96ls, Il y y2b, beth steer
4sE, a n Il s2ss, Cal Petro ~ y, Ian
Pac 1925, Cent Leath 80 \ Ches q
5sis. chino Cop AZ. &, 81 Iaul
g9S. chi A. y 1921, Col r x ! IS, Corn
Prod 81. bis Sec Cor 10 y, Erie e -,
10 ist ~ 44l9, Gen Elec las, Gen Mot
com So Gen Mot pf s3a,, Goodrich y y
Il CT Nor nf l2lLI CT y ORG eiE-a =.
Guggerheim ENp S4A5 Ills Cent "a y;
Inspiration IL, I'M Met / rs 10 pl
62A. Int Harry com 1851 Kan & 80
gTis. Leh Val 1894. Louis q y ~,
MeX Petro 81. NJ X 4 7 II y, do Pr
ui., NJ. 81 a. - NJ r l20. Mo bacihe
isiis, ny q ssis. \ y, Q 4 W 20
\ y, y Il q IL 6S4 Ney Cons lSh,
Nor & " l04ia. No Amer 80 y, North
rae III. Penn r MA Press 81 Car
44A. RS Steel spgs ass Ray CONS -,
Read i6s. Rep & 6 e3is, 40 ~ sea-
Rock Isl as Seaboard III 5i4, Sloss
sheff rs. south Pac 92N south nv
Is. do ri 7sl., studebaker 34& Tenn
COP ass, Texas oil l4l, Third Aye
t2is, Tn Pac l57h L Run com ~,
u s Steel 81 y do pf no. Z Bonds
i027s, Vir-Car chem 2al4. Utah Cop
IS. Wabash rs West I'm Tel 62's'
West Mfg T5i1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

The market was fairly active iilS
mOrning retailers }ins M their SUP
plies FOR the Saturday trade ana az q
rule prices were unchanged from yes
tt-fti,t ~ e,tHH Va BERRIES were mare -htih-
~ held because ot limited receipts,
outside quotations prevailing ne
trst california cherries were nu ra ~
this morning Iud as "A novelty q mali
shipment of green corn from tluInla
WAS ou .saIe al 1jC "a dozen ears &c
demand was not urgent llfrNH ="
calves are firm &C the advance l"'i
try is steaGN and butter trd rEss are
nnNlnn Ean-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15

BID 7s-Tb-spIIt s-soId. T-17Eed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-15
Funeral services for Thomas ,. Dona-
hue, who died Thursday In his home.

No. It Trumbull -avc.. viii he held
Monday morning I'm Holy Trinity
church AIR ponuhue was born in
petrOi 80 years ago and for ~
years was foreman I'm the ~. u. W
lie Is survived by two brothers and
three sisters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-05
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neighborhood.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
y Cap cor R. ave Psrksss P Pharmsc
d st. COO cor md Mass nnar ed
tn ST, cor. T. Criswer's Pharmacy,
IN ST. cor, X. Goldenberrs Information Bnrean
9th ST.. OPS. Roland wailace's Newsstand.
9th st: cor. o.. McGuire's Pharmacy
~, ,t,i St. cor T. Davis r rha1masy-
18th St. cor. Col. road. -Flemer.s Pharmacy.
ISL St. Ella ouiseys
2end st. cor N Nansemond's Pharmacy.
9Th 9th sts cor Pa ave-. Hs1bs,.s Pha pha ry,
Go reis ave. 42os. campheii'. Pharmacy.
HoImead place; cor. otis Holmead Pharmacy.
Pa. ave-. HOS HnItzrIaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST.
:. C.p-. cor. p St. Richardson's Pharmacy.
md st. cor. Nd. ave- Taylor's Pharmacy.
efh ST. n cor X Mcchesney & Joachim wa''er
~ st. cor u Yeatman'. Pharmacy.
nth st. cor. r. Can. Iamh's Pharmacy
Eth St. cor E, Can. Iinccln Park =, Pharmacy.
- SOUTHEAST.
SD 81. cor. g. Roach Drug Co.
s,h St. cor Eve. weller's Pharmacy.
9Th St. cor. Pa. ave-. Fealv's Pharmacy
SOUTHWEST.
eth ST. cor. n. Sullvan's Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN.
Wis. ave.. NJ St. O'Donnell's Pharmacy.
NJ St. cor. ssth. well-r's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
800 Nichols ave-, Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
United States Capitol
Interior Department.
Union Station.
Rond Building. w. B. and A. Rwy. Once.
1882 Connecticut avenue.
11th Street Wharf.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-17
Honeymoon Delayed Forty Years,
Couple Now Are Speeding West

Before that time arrived fate took d
hand, and the parents Of Mary Bailey
removed to Canada. The girl went with
the other members of the family, and
the young man remained in the little
English village.
Years went by and the girl became a
bride, and when one day the man to
whom she had been engaged in Eng
land came to claim her he was greeted
by her children.
Young Smith went West and eventu-
ally became wealthy in the new north
west Canadian country. Two years ago
Mr.. Thornton died, and soon afterward
the old courtship was renewed.
1t was agreed that the wedding
should be performed in Syracuse, a
central point between the homes of the
two, Mr.. Smith arrived Monday hight
from BERTHE and next morning Mrs.
Thornton came from Pittsburgh.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-17

Miss Flora Herndon, of Soochow,
China, has work in two schools, the
Davidson Memorial in Soochow, and
the Hong Kong School. Soochow is
one of the three cities in China, in
which the great Students Evangelistic
Campaign is to be held and the work
ers there are looking forward to It
with great interest. 1t is the first
time campaign has been planned for
Chinese women.