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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20

AZ Corporation Court of the City
at the Courthouse of said City on
Friday. February 10Th, 1918,
Present., Hon Louis G.. Barley, Judge
Katherine Amelia Wise Sprousc,
Complainant,
vs.. in Chanccry.
George Andrew SprouSc, Defendant
An affidavit having been made, as
required by law, that the defendcnt
is Il nonresident Of the State of Viz
ginia. and that he cannot he found
within the jurisdiction Of this State,
and the Sergeant having mace re-
turn upon The original process or sum-
mons issued herein that the defend
ant is nonresident Of his BAIL
wick. and application having been
duly made in open court FOR an "rdcf
of publication against the defendant
TO appear and answer n bill In chan
cc"y fled Ivy the complainant against
the defendant for an absolute III
vorcc on the grounds Of wlllul GcScr-
ton and abandonment FOR more IMAM
three years prior to the institution
of this suit. and an order OF n"h!lca-
zion having boon duly granted III OPP
on court. il is therefore ordered tha'
said defendant do apcar ncrcwithIn
X DAVIS after due publication hereof
10 answer The suit of complainant
,,r,ins, ,hc defendant for an absolute
divorce nn the grounds of wllfnI dc
SECRETION anh abandonment for more
than three wears prior to The 'nStitu-
zion of this suit. and To do what may
he NECESSARY to protcc; his inter
os, in this slit. And i is further
o,,lcrcd that Il copy Of this order b"
uul.lishcd once ~ week for four sac
rcssivc weeks in the Alexandria Ca
.cttc. - newspaper published IN Az
rxanGra City. Virginia. and mat Il
COPY he sent nv registered rali by
he clerk of this court to nc 'aS,
known nlarc Of address. residence ana
abode nr defendant. to-wit: Pitcairn
Pennsylvania. as stated i'll The Apnl'-
cation for this order Of qualifications
whirh shall lac certified by she c!c'N
~ .liS Cn,rr, and that y co.." he
noSt"tl y: the front door 81 ~" '"u,I-
house Of this court IN or before inc
next :r!r hav Of ihiS court.
\ Cony--Tes'S:
NEWELL. s. GREENAWAi-. Clerk
Robinson Moncure. i. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20

cry day shows more clearly the dang.
ers that confront even the most sin
iccre neutrality, the hearts Of all Amer
icalis should go out in sympathy and
support to that solitary man who car.
RIGS the welfare Of 10O,000,000 pco-
pie SO largely in his hand
"His is d staggering responsibility.
1t is the greatest that could be laid
on the chief executive Of any nation
in time Of peace. No American since
Lincoln has borne such 4 burden
has been confronted with issues
which are SO big with fate for the
land we love.
st is easy for those who do not
share his burden or realize it's trem-
endous weight OH heart and mind to
say what ought to be done under any
and all circumstances. But his is
thc solemn duty not only of saying
but also Of acting; not only of acting
hut also OF doing so with the know
ledge that the welfare Of his fellow
citizens may hang upon his course
"Undcr such circumstances PrcSi-
decent Wilson needs the sympathy and
support of every true American. lie
needs to know that political friends
and foes alike arc with him; that they
know The burden he is carrying and
believe that he will carry tiff with
pain aud labor to himsclf--with hon.
or to the nation.
Gle should be made to feel that
there is from one end Of the country
20 another an abiding faith i'll his
and singlercss Of purpose
and in his absolute determination to
walk with circumspcction, but direct.
" to the goal-stcpping aside Meth
CT in the spirit Of turbulence nor sub.
Scrvencc
''llc should be made to feel that
and personal feeling
wholly cease to have Il meaning fol
Americans when their President is
confronted with what may quickly
develop into an international crisis oil
grave significance; that the whole
moral force and the whole heart auG
the whole mind of the nation arc his
to. lean upon or to cali upon for sup
port.
"And above all he should be made .
TO feel that Americans understand .
now free from tint Of personal am. .
bton and pride arc his high-mind- !
I'd efforts to serve his country in these .
moments of its need for wise guild .
lrcc; that it is of his country and .
not Of himself he thinks first and last
nr all that his one aim is to serve hcl .
:rnd her alone.
"Nuthing that could he said or fell .
or done can avail to abatc his high
and solemn responsibility. But his (
way may and should be frightened
by the knowledge that those for whom ,
he stands and speaks aud lahors have !
confidence in his integrity, his ability
his Singlcncss of purpose and his
zeal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20


is" Olive Lathe.
1-Emcry Grinder.
- Pattern Makers Clamps. 49,.
2-G' Pattern Makers Clamps.
Also Il lot Of small tools tllc"uflicc
furniture and wooden patterns be-
longing to the Company.
FOURTIT:-A lot Of standard and
junior pumps and parts finished.
rough.
4 lot of foot valves, straincrs,
and parts, finished.
a lot of foot valves and Stralncr
parts. rough.
A lot Of junior pump parts, lln-
shed.
a lot Of junior pump parts rough.
\ lot Of pipe and pipe fittings.
a lot of screws and bolts.
\ lot of Centrifugal pumps, parts
and fittings, flushed.
\ lot of Centrifugal pumps and
parts, rough.
A lot Of manufactured product on
storage with the Oregon Transfer
Company. Portland Oregon, Il list OF
which will be furnished on The day
of sale Or exhibited ut any time TO
Il prospective purchaser.
4 lot of manufactured product
on storage with the Portland Van
and Storage Company of Portland
Crcran, Il list Of which will be fur
rl;hcd on day Of sale or exit
bitcd at any lime to a prospective
purchaser.
A lot Of manufactured product on
storage with The Great Western
Manufacturing Company Of Lrvcn-
worth. KnnSas. Il list of which viii
be furnished on The day of sale "r
exhibited 81 any time 10 a proSpcc-
tive purchaser.
A OF Of manufactured product OF
storage with the Burden Electro
Company Of Houston, Texas, list
Of which will &c furnished on INC
dav Of sale Or exhibited III any time
10 a prospective purchaser.
The above property Will be ol'cr-
cd for sale piece by piece, rs shown
in the foregoing description. aud 'hc
nrdpcrIv described under the first.
three headings will then be offered
for sale as Il whole. and the property
described under the fourth heading
will then be offered for sale as II
whole. and will I've Knocked down Il"
the highest bidders.
TERMS OF SALE CASH. Convey
a,,cilig at The cost Of The purchaser
Or purchasers:
4 reasonable deposit will be re-
CURED ON the day Of sale on each
purchase, ami payment in full will
be- required within thirty days from
the date Of sale.
EDMUND BURKE
! GARDNER l.. BOOTHE
Special Commissioners of Sale.
: I. Newell S. Grccnaway. Clerk OF
the Corporation Court of the City of
Alexandria. Virginia do 9,creby
certify that Gardner L. Boothe. orc
of the aforementioned Special Com
inissioners of Sale, has entered into
bond with approved security, in &c.
cordance with the requirements OF
the aforesaid decree of sale.
Given under my hand this Bird day
Of February. 1915.
+ NEWELL s. GREENAWAf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAILWAY co.
In effect December ~, 1919.


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20

The AnuuaI Meeting uf DE stock
Holders of The Airy View Apartment
House Company, incorporated, will
be- held ut Rooms ! ~ :, Alexandria
N3IiouaI Bank Building. Alexandria
V:r-i:,in, on Tuesday, February 81,
~ $50 o'rlucii T. NJ, for The election
oc Directors and for the transaction
o' such other business rs may pro
r"r!yrrnr before SAID m"cl'nE
l.. Y. rARKEH, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting Of the stock
Eolcicrs Of Par!iwood Apartment
House Company. incorporated, will he
held ut Rooms e. ,, Alexandria
National Bank Building, Alexandria,
Ni,rriuia, OH Tuesday, February -,
1Il5, ai 3:l5 j. NJ. for the election
of Directors and for the transaction
81 such other business us may pro
perry come before said meeting.
j. ". PARKER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20
ADS

For Rent, Help Wanted, Lost, For
Sale, Business Opportunities, etc,
one time, 25c; 2 times. 40c; timss.
SOC; one week, 81 %.
Legal Advertisements, Proposals,
Orders OF Publication, first insertion,
SOC, per inch, each subsequent Goa
sccutiyo insertion, 20 cents per :nch
Memoria! Notices, Deaths, Fnncr-
ais, Births and Marriages. 90 cents
each. For Memorial Notices. cor
LaIllips Poetry, &c additions! fo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20

- ' WI '"''''E ''''''' N''' " NV W.
ter for the price ID. 49,. 25c
,n\N \ wrScJ;IiEn tur,;o,.r
,,T,,r,,M u,r., Ill.,, .,,;.
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v;rm;n;, CT, Noycmbc7. 20 11IJ IL
tl,,. consolidated chaurcrv causes of
Jacob n. Hrll, Administrator ". W Il.
of Randolph j.. EckloT, deceased,
ys. The Emerson Steam Pump Com
m.uv. ct ais, and Orrcn G.. Staples.
who sues etc, vs.. The Emerson
c,,..,r r,,,,r C,u,.,,r -, -. ,hc
,,In".;..rnI ,.h, h., i've ,nrr,,. nr
10y ,,,'.r.,. ,rnr,. .,,r,;nl.J Sncc;.J
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eli ,Irnr ro, .,Ic IF nmbIn. .u,riinn
- ,hn ,I,,t If ,i,n Er,crsnn Str,m
pumn Cnmn,nv in thr Coun;v Of
L,;rr.,v v;rmin;, near the rorpo-
r.,Ia limits IF ,hn CIV If AIry,udri..
,:.:.: 49,. =, .,.i,l w
ti'Ei''''' ~ "''"nh ,'y'''' va
Monday March 49, isl2' inc p'a'lt
and all the property OF inc Emerson
Steam fumr Company hriclIy dcS-
eri i!1,!,! as follows IT. vs.; ,,
Of Land, With the splcn,lid Factory
"Ml at ","T ',, n"'i IT. IS; ; ;In IN" If
movements thereon , IN Inc r vi &c.; o.
west h'' III III" county u van
fax, Virginia. the same being bound
ed according 10 Il survey and plat
made by .!oscph Berry, as follows
I" W,t;, ass,
BEGINNING ut "a" stake on
inc norm sac 81 t,'c L'"''c 'N'''
Turnpike or Duke Street extended.
!, corner TO Watkins; thence WITH
lhr n"rlh SIDE ol INC "'mP1Nc ',''' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
PUBLISHED DAILY
THE ALEXANDRIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT.


The opinion of engineers sent 10
this city some time ago to take an
inventory of the water supPia CIV
the fire department was not affirmed
Inv Alexandrans at the meeting OF
city officials and others with INC va
t;on,l Board of Underwriters thc
rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce
last nirht. While no attempts were
,,,do IN combat the allegation that
tbe riLy's water supply might prove
inefficient in certain sections in eases
IF cucrrcncv. when the report was
,uotcd nv the underwriters alleging
that the city's fire department was
inefficient. earnest protests We're
hrourh, forth from members Of Coun-
ril Grcmcn and others who are not
r,cr,h.rs Of our companies, all Of
whom ,rc iustlv proud of our fire de-
r,rt,cn During the interchange OF
o,,;,;or thc underwriters admitted
.h,t Aicxundra was rated Al, and
.o,,.oo,,cntlv euiovcd. = low insurance
,.,.,
uu,:, ,., o,,,o.incvs w,s mani
., Alov,ud,i,ns who
800 ,,or,ir,,, c,c.,iops 70 thc
- Opo ..,S I .+.+nJ r..t. mn tho
.,, r,,o o,or,.,b;uu w,s rou-
,,,,..,.,l :, ,,,. h..t humor and ut time;
a., l,,.r;,or. ,uj their intrriocu.
-. ,.,,,,h,J h.,riilv
II wus finally agreed to appoint :;
,,,u;,i.. con,noscd of Counrilm"n.
A.. ch,r,I,or or Com.
p.,,;, ,,or.h,ris' Assorintion
.nl Grom.r torcther with the City
E,,.;r,,r and Chief Engineer of ihc
n,;., po,,r,nc,t ,o meet under
;,.. ,.,,., ,hov wu,. another visit
~: Ia. ,.,,,,r In, nr,ctir,;,jl;tv or
.Iont;u., the insurance companies
,,,r;r..rs suggestions will hc further
,.orridcrcd
Dur;n~ the coIlouuy which WAS
,.rr;od nm hc,wccn AlcyandrianS AND
,ho rrdorwr;tcrs it was shown tha!
,Ia.,,r;, b,. ono Of the most cflc-
;,, Gro ,,ou,rtmcnts ia the state Or
v;.n;r;. rho ,rca of this city. is
,,h that mn m,ttcr in what quarter
:, Gr. m,v start the apparatus can
,l,.,d IN the spot in a few min
,,,,,, Resides the iiremcn generally
t,ve n)cutv Of room to operate, n
;, r straits il is easy to get at q
e u r.,. also shown that the
,,,r,,nr Of volunteer frcmcn is ~
,,..,,. c,,,I TO the demand. and thai
o,r volunteers are of class from
,,h;., ,,c piuh, no, hc able to scicc'
n,;d members. Hence should the
ri,v Inc able TO devise ways and means
,f .,Joptinr a paid system it wouiG
necessarily be restricted to small!
,umhcr AS the salaries would not be
tcn,ptinls and the city would he forced
to nick the best man out o! the elias"
which would offer their services.
.rhrcc men arc on duty virtual!
,i,rbt and day in each of our engine
bn,.cs while rcncraiIv q corporal:
,,,,rJ Of volunteers are about or
,,r ,b. ho,srs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20
"tttE MAN
OF BURDENS"

The Chicago Heerald in speaking
ri the awful responsibility devogving
upon President Woodrow Wilson in
these perilouS times says:
In these troubled times. when ev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-20

A nice healthy na"y
given ror adoption to Responsible
person. Must be able to turnlSl,
references. Write. 100 W. Clay
St. Richmond, Va. 6-l2''
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WANTED; Inexperienced aud &C
curatc Stcnographcr. Permanent,
GOOD position for right applicant.
Apply, +. s. Alexandria Gazette
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
st. Louis Republics Free Offer.

The Twice-a-Week Republic Of St.
Louis is Offering to send it's paper
free for the balance of 1915 to all
who. send SO cents for one years sub
scription or 81 for years subscrip-
ton. In other words, to all who send
so cents, they will send the paper
untn December 81, 1915. To all
those sending 81, they Will SEMI the,
paper until December 81 1918.
The sooner the money Is sent, the.
more you will get for your money.
Send your money today. addressing
It to the Twice-a- Week Republic. st
Louis, Mo. ~ ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
SheriR's Sale.

By virtue of an execution, direct
ed to me from the clerk of the dis
trict court of Decatur county, Iowa,
on a judgment obtained in said court
on the End day of November, 1915,
in favor of the Exchange National
Bank, Leon, Iowa, as plaintiff, and
against R. A. Sigler and Nellie Sigler,
as defendants, for the sum Of TWEEN
ty.three hundred fourteen and 81
100 dollars, and $63,14 attorneys
fees, and costs taxed at $7,85. ais
accruing costs, have levied upon
the following real estate: taken al
the property of said defendants, to
satisfy said execution, to-wit:
Commencing at the ne corner OF
the seA of the neR of section 81.
township 50, range rs, Decatur c0un-
ty, Iowa, thence south 248 feet.
thence west III feet, thence south
EOS feet, thence west to the right OF
way of the Chicago, Burlington Z
Quincy railroad, thence NV along the
east line of railroad right of way, to
the north line of the said Sc n of the
neH thence east to the place of be-
ginning, and all of the s19 neA of
neA section 80, township So, range
rs, lying east of railroad, except
block No. /, Jordan's addition, and
blocks and Sigler's addition to
Leon, subject to mortgages of rec
ord.
And will offer the same for sale to
the highest bidder for cash in hand,
on the 3Oth day of December A. D.
1915, in front of the court house door
in Leon, Iowa, at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. M, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given
by the undersigned.
Dated at Leon, Iowa, November
80, 1915.
F. L. LOREY,
1926 Sheriff of said County.
Certificate No. 100 Bank No. s5s
State of Iowa
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE
Whereas, The Pleas:nton Savings,
located at Pleasant0n in the state OF
Iowa, has filed in this Office proof of
a full compliance with the laws of
this state pertaining to its incorpor-
alton and sworn statement OF Its
paid up capital, and being satisfied
from an examination that said bank
is possessed of the full amount of
Such capital required Dy Clapter lU
and Title of the Code of Iowa.
therefore,
AUTHORITY IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the above named corporation to
transact the business of savings
bank, as provided in it's articles Of
and the laws of Iowa.
The following named persons have
qualified as the first board of direc-
tors:
Charles Woods,
A. B. McClaran,
Ralph Judd,
c., H. Smith,
C. M. Coulter.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office, at the city of Des Moines, this
9th day of November, A. d. 1916.
FRANK s. SHAW,
17-4t Auditor of State.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-26
Tourists by the
Hundreds Passing
Through Gate City

The following tourists nave registered
at the Omaha Auto club during the last
three days, some of them enroute from
the east to the Pacific coast:
A. G.. Graham, Des Molnes. Ia. to Cali
fornia; one day to Omaha two in party.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Hood. Boston, TO
San Francisco twenty days to Omaha.
two in party.
John w. Ash and family. Chattanooga
to Oregon and nationai parks; eleven
days to Omaha. eight in party.
George Ashe. New York to California;
twelve days to Omaha, four in party.
George B. Ruberns, N. A. Perry, j. r.
Farrell. Indianapolis to California; three
days to Omaha.
H. ]. Crow, Dubuque. Ia. to California;
three days to Omaha.
]. E. Farrell. jr., Philadelphia, Pa, TO
California; four in party.
William T. Strong. Boston. Mass, TO
California; two weeks to Omaha, two in
party.
NJ. p. Duffield. Ottumwa. Ia, to coast;
three days to Omaha. three in party,
C. W. Reise, Davis. w. Va, to coast
point; two weeks to Omaha, four in
party.
Sam X. Sullivan. Newkirk. Okl. to Cal
ifornia; two weeks TO Omaha
Mrs. William S. Morgan, New Haven.
Conn; William S. Morgan, A. r. Smith,
G. S. Smith. Mrs c. Seayer Smith. 10
California; eight and one-half days 10
Omaha, five in party.
T.. d. Thomas. Cleveland. o., to Cali
fornia; twelve days to Omaha. two in
party.
Wilford Beading. Pittsburgh. Pa, to
Oregon points; four in party.
Z. f. Noel. Cheyenne. wyo.; eastern
points.
DR.. and Mrs Cobb. Sioux City. Ia. to
Colorado.
F. NJ. Decker, Anderson. Ind. to Den
ver;, four days 10 Omaha.
x. B. Hill Anderson. Ind. to Denver:
four days TO Omaha.
e. t. Cheese. Denver, to Ottumwa. la. :
two in party.
Mrs. q. A. Golf, Waterbury, Conn. to
San Francisco; eight days to Omaha.
three In party.
T, A. King. Chicago. H., to Denver
four days to Omaha, three in party.
Charles Steckler. New York City. TO
California; twenty days to Omaha.
two in party.
Sam H. Levey, New York City to Cal
ifornia; twenty-three days TO Omaha, two
in party.
Captain F. T. Dimmick. Cambridge
ILL.,. five in party. western points
H. w. Hahn. Humboldt, Ia. to South
Dakota points.
Robert W. Simms. Jacksonville. Fla. ;
one month to Omaha. four i'm party.
Robert Flag, Syracuse western points.
Herbert Lake, Danbury. Conn. to Colo
RADIO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-26
SOUTH PLATTE Is
LIKE BIG GARDEN
Frank Walters. General Manager Of
the Northwestern, Also Sees
Good Corn Crop.
IT ONLY NEEDS SUNSHINE

THE whole South Platte country
looks like a garden and have never
seen such flattering prospects for an
immense small grain crop as right
al this time" asserted General Man
ager Walters OF the Northwestern,
who has just returned from long
trip over the company lines in the
central and south parts Of tine state.
Wheat has been held back by the cool
weather and it will be as late as July Is
before much cutting will I've done. This
Is about ten to twelve DAYS later than
usual. but Il IL going to be IA bumper
crop and there Ia nothing that will dam
age IL. except, perhaps storms In Isolated
sections.
Everywhere the wheat Is headed and
the heads are filling to the tips. The
straw is long and strong aud the yield
promises 20 exceed anything in the past
What applies to wheat, applies equally
to all other varieties Of small grain.
There are no bad spots. It's going to be
universally a big crop. so far as No
braska is concerned
Floods and hail did some damage In
scattered sections OF the state, but these
sections are so small. compared with the
acreage in crop that the loss Ia insig-
nificant except TO the individual farmers
who have suffered.
with the warm sunshine and the
moist condition OF the ground. corn Is
making wonderful growth. The ground
is clean and the plant has a good color
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

1is0trio fans, $3.50. BurRess-Granden.
ave Root Print Now Beacon Prsss
"Today's oomplste Movie Program"
CLASSIFIED section tOoBy. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Parrish Back TO HE Desk-E. v Par
rish' director Of the Omaha publicity bu-
reau' went to his office today for the first
time since experiencing a serious illness.
including threatened perltonitis lie is
still weak, but will soon be able TO re-
sumo his duties.
Dog Ruins 0arden-A big white bull
dog Is causing trouble for one OF the
youthful members OF the School Garden
club. Russell Burton, who lives at ast
Harvey street and attended Central
school, has had some fine tomato and
cabbage plants dug up by the dos.
Kidding on Nets Eoms-Bids for the
contract for constructing the Charles
Metz residence at Thirty-seventh street
and Dewey avenue are now being con-
sidered by Architect George Prinz and
the contract will soon be let The home
will be one Of the finest in Omaha. 1t is
said.
water District Robbed-The Metro
politsn Water district was robbed Thurs
day afternoon, No. dear reader. no one
stole a drink II water. but Henry Miller
and William Harris made way with a
water gate valve valued at 500 which
belonged to the district Henry and
William will spend thirty days in the
county Jail as Mr. Howelrs help were
very much annoyed at the Dissertation.
Wants Pay for His Auto-Harry Wal
lace, who alleges that he loaned n car to
the city for use by the police department
with an understanding that the city
should buy It later, is suing in Judge
I,eslie's court for $3.50 because the car
was smashed in an accident. Commits
sioner Kugel maintains that there was
no understanding that the city should
buy the car, but that Wallace loaned Il
to the city Of his own volitlon.
Pined on Disorderly OharTe-Dick
Kimball, BIC North Sixteenth street. and
I. zeikle, S712 North Thirty-seventh
street, were fined $3.50 each in police
court on a charge Of disorderly conduct
They were arrested with two girls
Thursday evening In machine al
twentieth and California streets. where
they were acting, according to Motor
cycle Officer Emery. In most unseemly
fashion. The girls failed to appear In
police court.
Rev. A. T. bortmer RetuFns-Rev. A
T. Lorimer Of the Zion Lutheran church
and family returned from their foui
weeks vacation on Friday morning. hav
ing visited with friends and relatives a.
Rock Island ILL.,; Ottumwa. Ia, and q
number of other places Rev. Lorlmel
will occupy the pulpit in his church of
Sunday morning. During the time thAi
Rev. Lorimer has been absent Prof. Linu'
Bonander OF Wahoo has had charge o.
the services.