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The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08
SMOKELESS POWDER.
And One Reason Why Our Big Guns
 Are Made So Long,

And One Reason Why Our Big Guns
 Are Made So Long,
 Only I3 per cent of ordinary gun powder Is converted into gals when It explodes. The remaining 5I per cent Is unconsumed residue, which We see n the form of smoke. With smokeIess powder it is different On ignition 1t Is converted wholly into gas. A much greater volume Of gas is produced, ami the explosive effect Is proportionateiy increased.
 When the war with Spain broke out In 1898 tue United States government did not have any smokclcSS powder. The Spaniards, on the other hand, had plenty of 1t and used it on both land and sea. Consequently the American besiegers at Santiago were unable to see the Spanish soldiers firing at the [, whereas the enemy could see by the puffs of smoke just where to shoot When Admiral Ccrvera's ships came out of the harbOr and tried to escape, the vessels of the American squadron found it hard In the fight that followed to fire accurately because their view of the foe was obscured by the clouds of smoke from their own guns.
 There are many kinds of smokelcss gunpowder. One of the best known is the English cordite, which. when forced through holes in . perforated
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08
Hard to understalind.

Arnold Daily says. that once, when he was talking to Bernard Shew. the latter admonished him. "If you wish to get on in the world never take any body's advice"
 "This." said Daily, resolved itself into q paradox, for if l took Mir Shaw's advice I was taking some body's advice, and if I took some body's advice then I should never get on, yet If didn't take MT. shaw's ad' vice 1 shouldn't get on, and-weIi, ] came to the conclusion that, Bernard Shaw was one of those. people whom as Lord Dundreary says, no .feller can understand Baltimore Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08

SALESMAN-Experienced sales man wanted to call on merchants of Alaska with our line of woolen socks, yarn and leather gloves and mittens. Goods are especially adapted to Alaska trade. Line to be handled on commission basis. Give references and state all particulars as to lines you now represent and what business you consider can be obtained. Clare Knitting Mills, Saginaw, Mich. 6-7-2t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08
PEGGY PEARcE

Pretty Peggy Pearce, e newcomer among the screen artstz, recently as. tonished her actor friends by appear, ing in the studio in a beautiful even ing gown of light blue satin with q gorgeous lace tunic extending from the high girdle to the knees. The gir- dle and bodice are in one, while the capelike shoulders and lace sleeves are oddly fitted to Pesgy's slender form.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08

In the photo dramatic production of George Bronson-HowaFd'S popuInr American satire, "Snobs," the famous Broadway comedian, Victor Moore, makes his initial appearance on the screen The story is founded on the experiences of milkman who suddaC ly inherits an English title F..
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08

Victor POtel Is now sporting a mus tache for the first time in his life. It is not a real one, but reel one, which he wears in the new western comedy, "A Horse of Another Color" It Is most vilainish mustaChe, and Potel plays the part of deep dyed villain in the comedy.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08
SCENE FROM THE GREAT SILENCE"

Little Audrey Berry, eight, has writ ten a scenario entitled "Joe's Little An gel" which has been promised a pro- ductiOn in the near future. The story is the outcome of the prediction of a literary friend of her mothers when the young photo player was a wee-or, better, a wee-er-mite
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-08

Since she began appearing some months ago in the title role of the great new serial photo play, "Zudo- ra," Marguerite Snow has received sev- euty.slx requests to act as godmother to as many infants They have all been named TuiOrn
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
WYANDOTTE Is
FREE FROM
EPIDENlCS

WEANDQTTE, Nlet Sept l-
Wyaudotte IS enjoying the greatest
freedom t-om coutaeols diseases 10
us history. according 20 the report
~ cry Physician IT J Lansiois.
made 20 DE city commission Tues
day evening
TIE commission granted the petit
lion o. T Curre for the closing
az an alley IL block s6. running
north from Mulberry 90 The east and
west alley between Mulberry and
Walnut.st The petition was made
90 facilitate rhe transfer 0f the prop
cry 20 The McCor3 Manufacturing
Co. OF Detroit. which il already max
.1z preparations 20 start operations
lu Wyandotte The company man
lla-tures automobile arcess SORES
= petition was received from
Henry He.t. George Mccormack and
five others. asking for a street light
az Forest and Sixth.-ts The pets
u01 was granted and he light VIII
ae Installed AZ soon as the proposed
improvements 20 me lighting station
are completed The present equip
men. wili not stand another light
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
BLOT
OUT LIFE
Highland Park Wo-
man Is Killed By
DiSinfectant

Breaking he paper seal on o.
door % the bathroom in her home
where sss.assctants had been placed
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs William
Wilma. 4 years old. OF No eos Bueua
v.sra.aye east. Highland Park.
walked ir,o ,ae bath room. some
came Tuesday n.snt Was overcome
rs ,ne deadly flmes, and Was found
lyiGl Oh Che foo- dead, when her
HUSBAND ser, r. search OK her. early
"wednesday moruins
It is the theory % the Highland
Park police and Justice Richard
flanagan. who investigated ,he case.
that Mrs W.au was not fully awake
when she wandered into ,As bath
ROOM. as she knew @. the dis.ntect-
ants .l tae room
The owner az the house bad pisc-
el ,ba distnf ~rf there Tuesday
bu, tas mem aer- ~ the W.an family
kusn OF JOS presence. and had been
warned Waen tsa door vas sealed
Dlta paper according 70 Chief %
Police seymour
Justice flanagan decided TIA, no
inquest vas necessary.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
Department ID eni G 8
Conditions Are Be
coming Serious
CARRANZA MEN
BLAME GERMANS
Say TeutOns Are Stir
ring Up Trouble IA
Mexico
By UNITED PRESS

WASHINGTON. sept That
latest additions 70 Get E3ast0n's
military forces on the no Grards
were due to Increasingly threaten
ing Mexican border conditions was
reiterated In persistent reports and
equally emphaticaay deuied oy var
department officials today
The unofficial version vas taat
there actually was much IN TIE
story that a movement Is or foot
among the border MexloSns 70 re-
cover considerable part Of tern
tory on the American side Of the
international line FOR their own
country.
The account. encouraged BY the
Carranza agency here. was also cur
rent that German money is being
spent literally In Mexico 10 stir up
trouble which viii keep the United
States too busy at home to concern
herself with European affairs.
The Official version was that the
transfer ordered Tuesday night
from Galveston Of the Fourth IN
fantry and Sixth cavalry TO Har.
lingeu Of two battalions Of the Nine
teenth infantry to 90 TO Fort Sam
Houston. and OF the Third battalion
OF the Nineteenth to 90 10 Del Rio
had been arranged with Gen. Funs-
ton in advance. as part OF a general
plan for policing the border and
that the movement had nothing 20
do with conditions Of the moment
A third theory. widely accepted,
was that. while no grave danger
exists Just now, preparations are
being made with view TO develop
ment Of the Washington administra-
tons plan for restoration Of order
In Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
YPSILANTI

The Dskr~~ ~ Honor went % the
home Tue -dar evening ~ Mrs Mary
wright ou East Michigan ave. and
gave her surprise party pot
luck supper was served
Mr ard Mrs Louis DiEnRu have
purchased the Patrick rtgnRn prop
trtN on trF west side ~ troSs-st-. az
eonsiderarou q 500
Mrs Clyde Hutchius and children
returned today w eoresdRyl 90 pu-
Pont after three weeks visit 40
fh- houe - Ms Jesse Collysr and
other relatives
Mr. ana Mrs oscar zimmerman VIII
p 'vs ga the near future from Sr-tug
So 90 the Elmer Brown house on
south Hu~ou-st
Hazel aauxata- ~ Mr. and Mrs
James Me-rf't %, Wits. Is very 700
v.rt an attack - typhoid fever
Oscar zimmerman has accepted a
position with sac Brown & Long
>lrs z Barton ana sons have re-.
turned 90 their home in Fran kfort
Mr. and Nrs Melvin Lewis a-v
exrsr,ed ~ return ~ Few DAYS
tfon Day NIrN
The auu4sl Nashteuaw farmers
picnic VIII h~ He't saturday a. Wait
more lake G1u3 speakers have been
secured art tne various amusement .
including games ard races promise
90 Pc unusually good
Alfred NJ nlret rIF sold BIS FAR"
I'm Ntsiiant t7w- .0'r 20 tRlr.rN
gar-sv me- "a CONS Iteration - s.
Miss Clara WarA0 ~ Charlotte has
been tft guest ~ lnr srAnoparenfN
NJ and Mrs rraaN Handy 81.
Mrs It~es WIag- seriously III
Mrs George WEBSTER - able On
be er- after her recent very serious
IRE marriage - clarence Sa7der-ou
and Mise rlsta t.rfs tooN phase
q u
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
GARY HAS
SPY SCARE
Arrests Expected III
Kayser Staying
Case
~ UNITED PRESS.

GARY Ind Sept i-soiufiou Of
rhe mystery Of the staying OF the
Rev. Edmund Kayser az Gary more
than week ago. appeared to boz
near today Chief OF Police Heiut2
said he expected 20 make tao ar
rests hy t0morr0w Cars police
force and federal investigators ad-
mitted they are looking fpr The two
mon rho were seen near the grave
yard q short distance from Tho Ger
man pastor HON" shortly before
Boz was shot 20 death
The spy scare In Cary Increased
In Intensity today The Widest ia.
mors % nationVide plot on the
part % allied sympa'hizc-s as veil
as Teuton sympathizers veer circu
lated TVeuty-one explosions Iu
which % persons have been killed
and n injured since little more
than a year ago in munitions plants
throughout tho country formed a
basis FOR the theory that they have
been part % plot 10 prevent Or
hamper shipment of supplies 20 The
Allies
On tho other hand. tho Killing %
Kayscr IS believed by German SYM
patlizers 20 DO par Of a plot among
Allied sympathizers 10 silence pro
German propa gandists
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
Y. NJ. {. A. ADDS 2
NEW SECRETARIES

New secretaries added 10 The
stan Of the Detroit Y. 81. c. A. this
week are 4. 3 Pfeirer. OF Charles
city. Ia. and William r. Davis. Of
Oborlin. o. both OF whom viii DO
come ONCE secretaries Mr. Pfeif'
fer Is a graduate of the University
of Iowa. where he served as social
secretary Of the students Y. VI.
g. A.
Nit Davis was graduated IN June
from Obcrlin college. where TO vas
treasurer OF the students Y NJ G.
A. he was born in the city OF Fen.
chow. China. where, seven years
later. his father. a missionary. was
killed in tho Boxer uprising His
mo her Is engaged "a a lecturer and
organizer for the national board Of
the Young Women's Christian asso
citation
Al the time OF tho Boxer upris-
ing In China" said Mr.. Davis. more
than 300 American missionaries
were killed. my father among them.
10 had been preaching In the city
of Fenchow and In the province In
which n Is situated for ~ years
When the uprising took place my
father and his follow workers were
trapped IN Fenchow, with no chance
~ getting out Fortunately for his
family he had returned 10 the Unit
Cd states on a furlough in the
spring. taking us with him n was
after he had returned that the
trouble took, place"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
WYANDOTTE

TUESDAY, closed the most succession
season ever experienced in WAN
dotre in point % freedom from 70
ported bites mad dogs. and in the
nurnrer ~ undesirable canines sent
o. the dog heaven Tn the pact 20
DAYS. 40 doEa have been killed ana
hundreds ~ other dDz owners have
uuf muzKIeH or their CANNES and
kept them on The streets Hsveral
plants have been made before
J8stiee NaIoch by Dog warden Rob
ert Zeiien against persons who re-
fused hia entrance
Miss Alice Smell % London. Micn-
10 visiting her brother Elmer Smell
me T.. o o " will meet Friday
evening
yfrs James Keiiie has refurne1
from q vIer in Mavhee and srohoid
me Boy scouts wiu rolf ueef.
ing "wednesday evening % which ar
frvratfxaffOr into tho accidental
sbootinw ~ Earl Genthe and Re-
rroad smith on Sl0rums ISLAND. Nor
dav viii 30 made b~ the local scout
800. mission The members - tut
,nrTrulpis0n are Henry Gehthe. Harrt
f.earG Rev a. So Jones
TIE aession ~ the presbvferi er
rHu-ra viii hold meeting n thf
rturrh parIors Friday evening
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
COUNCIL HASTENS
WITH BUSINESS
TO PLAN PLEASURE

Council matters werc FASTENED,
Tuesday nigh,. 70 allow AID Rutters
entertainments committee 20 make
preparations Tor toe reception Of
Doc Chicago aldermen. Wednesday.
During the business session the
council authorized the BOARD OF
Stealth t0 employ q laboratory ex-
peri ae head of rastour Institute.
and also fo make phiHs tests. j.
b Kelly % Ann Arbor. VIII be
r,ecte5 f,r The JOB 81 a salary o.
$500 a year
ue nite the objections made BY
CONT. iler En~ol. tEc Ways and
means committee recommended
tha' yl1 he expended from The con
uageut flnd Co pay for the added
cost "a. Installing fancy switch
lo4yd La thp civil service commits.
s.ou's Office The council gave its
assent Tho aldermen also adopted
report % The sewer committee pro-
idnE for 'Ac RELAXING Of the Be-
ach -Wer pipe on Belle Isle az The
c.'F's expense. George Cook. coz
tractor e1 tbo job. has agreed 20 10
tAe WORK a. cost Re refused 20 &C.
cop' the re possibility ~ the 3ig
sewer pipes cracking. declaring the
srer,deat,uns were az fault
Ire IS Jayne. superintendent OF
rho recreation commission, was ap-
pointed a. The city's delegate 10 the
meeting ~ the League OF American
Municipalities. 10 be held in New
Crleanf sept. 2729
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
MEDALS TO
BEAWARDED
Fair Management viii
Make Athletic Con-
tests Worth While

Prizes valued al several hundred
dollars viii be awarded the winners
in the athletic contests 70 6e staged
at the State Fair. which opens next
Monday and continues FOR ten days
Diamond medals Wnl be AWARDED
the winners Of the men : marathon
race and the l0-mle marathon Tor
boys. The long event win start from
Pontiac. With Eve miles Of the anish
en- the race track az the fair
grounds Five miles u The ten.
mile event VIII also be on the race
track and spectators In the grand
stand vii. Dc enabled 20 closely
watch tie athletes Gold. silver and
bronze medals viii be awarded The
leaders in the two events Ia addition
70 the diamond medals
Several local merchants have
offered prizes 10 the winners 10 the
other athletic events 70 be held a.
the fair grounds. and medals OF gold
silver and bronze 81 well SO ban
aers have been offered BY The state
fair management
There VIII be tennis tournaments
field hockey and newcornb games for
girls. basketball contests for boys
and girls teams, and various other
events in addition 70 the semi-fual
baseball game between teams repre-
senting Detroit and Cleveland The
winner IN this contest viii represent
the middle west in me Championship
series fo be- staged o. the san fran
cisco exposition
General Manager Dickinson says
that prizes also viii be awarded the
Boy Scout troops phlch are victor
ioDs 10 he events on the Geld day
program Saturday sept. ~ There
Will be Arst aid contests wlg.&ag
signaling Ra1l scaling and ere by
friction events
Mg Dickinson announces that a
hospital viii be located an ths FAIR
grounds this year ard any persons
who my require msd.-a. attention
viii bel rarsf 70 5y competent ply
siclalF and nurses
Or prank sugss Stli 3D. In charge
~ The ho'p.ta. and VIII 30 assisted
~ Drs Crawford and Eaata Ph
sicians and purses Will be- attend.
ance Day and night
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
WYANDOT TE
HAS 8 NEW
TEACHERS
Many Changes Made
In Down River
Faculty

HIAND0TTE. Mich. SEP, H.
F.ras q Wyaudot,e l.gl school
T sus eight 1se teachers when
.-sr resume work. Monday Ss4t
They are Miss erase harrison
.aao ru Teach Latin aud Eusasa
Mis-. ENei FUx German Ross
suth. Size principal Mo v.H teach
history Miss Flora B. ames matle-
us-ics Nlss ola schneider Eas
..sa. Miss Ella a--sosrscr -s
terry Miss Matilda W.uro.l rs
Evanston Iu drawing ard omar
Fisher. manual training Beside
tae uav teachers tAere are SIX
teachers Tla were here a.t year
Miss Mary r smith. English Miss
Lsvs-sa R.ec business Eug..sa,
Claude Sstsr.ee. mathematics r.
81 G-aag1e- science Nlss lta
T-.tss music. and Miss McClec
nan. domestic science.
There are several reasons tor The
extraordinary number @. u-v teach
srs. one is che change which
places the seventh and eighth
grades In The hiEa school This
makes SIX grades "a The high school
and viii greatly increase the atren-
dance which last rear was over
100 Several of last years teachers
have changed their occupation Mss
lawrence is studying 20 become a
nurse. Miss Rix 90 be a mission
arr and one of ,he teachers is uo1
Mrs Ralph Clark
There fre ffw changes tn The low.
~ grades Miss Beagle Of Tren-
tor. has been appointed 20 tHe FIRST
grade IN the Mckinney school
There Is q vacancy in ere third
grade Dt the Mckinley school
caused bv The Block.N saver wed
ding recently T. is expected Tire
Board % Education viii I'll 'his w
rancy a. the meeting. Wednesday
evening
By The end % the week most of
The teachers vii arrive here Suut
and Mrs n G. Daley returned from
their vacation N Concord. Tuesday
evening. Though the regular school
sessions do not star tiil Sep ~.
The teachers are required 90 attend
tho state institlte. Vhich opens In
Detroit next Tuesday
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
JUDGE CONNOLLY'S
MOTHER IS DEAD

Mrs El-. McGonnel Conn -
widow ~ Peter Connous AVID
or NJ Judge william > como,
ana OF 'he Rev John . carra.I.
pastor ~ 'he Church ~ t-e Blessed
sae.4meHr died TUESDAY her
home SO % Chapman place
Nrs CeuBcli~ was born ia lraf "a
Is wears ago end came 20 Detroit .r
1860
Fune-ai services WIZ ae fsH 49,
rho home of Judge Connolly E-
1ao+ East Grend.blyl. FRIDAY morn
iur 81 $40 O'Clock. a-d BALE ta..
later I'm ST. Vlncenrs CHURCH
Mrt corHollys son Pr CoraoHr
cnc.afinE a. requiem uass assist
81 ht 3ev Maurice Chdako The
pllibaarers win DO George p Hora
shnn, William b Ttompson. r. =. "a.
Hally Jane J Brady william =
Nnsel and Hugo Giluarin.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
BATH TOWN
BANS GAMES
Prepares for Campaign
to Drive Out
Black legs

MT CLEMENS. Mics sept ,-
Slice the elimination cf s'Ct ma
chimes go Mt clemens rauriils .a
this town has been .-= pr7-qa.
topic % e0nyersaticr 8ri ss q re-
suit m expressions ia plp.is and
Public criticism iu genera 80 IS leo
believed The game cf chance ID this
city conducted in hotels and else
where uumolested in tte pasi alb.
no longer be- tolerated
TO further strengthen SIS eetet
Prosecuting Attoraev ken, Hsvo-
Naak. sheriff Hartvas aEi Chie,
e-aeuirE are ln Lansing tc3sF SUP
7osadly 90 confer ulth 5.t Feu
rto has during -as PAST week ~
restedly asked o-al authorities .0r
a correct analysis ef -he E1udi.-s
situation here
Though participates in largely
viitors, nevertheless To less ,h
six fuu Pledged gambling par.c-s
have operated m 81 Clemens dur
iug rhe past summer ard roulette
Klon3iks, card Eaues ani faro bank
have fourisaed openly and without
any ccuside-s be amount - il
reference. In fact me games
on chance resorts have be-
come an institution SD to speak Bur
those Ia the know say 'ha. rae
governor viii demand their -l.m.ra-
ton and that the clean ~ order ain
be forthcoming very shortly as
result Of today conference.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
ECORSE

Heary 'Ieciaacr til be tried
Wedus4a evening by Ius'lct Sal
Uatte ou. d.rorl-rly charge pre-.
ferrsd "a Joseph Gum who. Alleges
Chat Lerhanee tried 90 enter his
home Tuesday morning a. Q O'clock
Wisr sophia Remiiiard. oi chat
ham. Haa returned f9 her home after
visIt rIfh har sister Mrs Frank
~ tadio
Mrs X. Patterson ana Mr9 Charlie
Dewey. o. Redfard arc visiting Ia
The home OF Fred Blgler
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
SUBURBAN NEWS
RIVER ROUGE
COUPLE WE'D

RIVER ROUGE, Mich, Sept IL
Miss May Osborn and Glen Wilbur.
well known Rouge young people.
we're united in marriage Tuesday
afternoon by the Rev Ridley, pas
tor OF the Episcopal church in Del.
ray Bessie Wilbur was the brides.
maid. and Delbert Wilbur attended
the groom Immediately following
the ceremony the couple left Tor a
honeymoon trip They viii De home
after Sept. 5, az No. - Elm ST. Riy.
ev Rouge.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
SKUNK BREAKS Up
AUTUMN DANCE

WiNSTEU. Conn Sept a rope
and au old apple trec are waiting
fuda for The man who carslesslv
rat skunk IN Tho grand piano a.
ihe autumn dance ~ the Free From
ktre-klub
The enthusiastic artistic banged a
string IDou which rcposed the uu-
Invited guest Tho skunk arose.
shook himself. and replied
Those who couldn't crowd through
The narrow doors made the Gre 50.
gare.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
8 ESCAPE IN
AUTO CRASH
Dodge Injury But Ma
chimes Are Wrecked
Others Hurt

Eight occupants OF two sutomo-
biles had remarkable escapes from
serious injury or death. when the
autos Of Henry @. Ritter, Of No 1851
Van Dyke-ave.. and John Fouchay. OF
No. e24 Milwankeeave. east collid.
ed st scott-st and Grandy-ave., al II
o'clock. Tuesday night both ma
chimes being wrecked. None Of the
autoists swas hure
According 20 police report on
the accident. Fouchay was under the
influence OF liquor. and was driving
az . high rate Of speed. estimated AZ
about 40 miles an hour. when his
auto, containing four passengers,
struck Rittsr's machine. also con.
tanning four persons, and east-boune
on Scott-st.
patrolman Harry Freer % Grand
River station, was badly injured
about the right leg, left hand sad
back. when h. was Knocked from
hir motorcycle az Brush-st and TIA
Boulevard. Tuesday night. b. an
auto driven by Louis Lefkowitz. u
No 1856 Forest-st east He was tax
en- 10 his home. and attended By a
department geon,
Samuel Harris. huckstsr. o.
years OLD and living al No iss Ben.
tuu-et. suffered tvo fractured ribs
aud internal injufies whrr struck BY
On auto driven by Ms Robert John,
OF No. 20 Milwaukse.ava EAST. on
C&ssAvs., near Howard-sf Tuesda,
afternoon Mrs John. ia state
ment 20 the police declared tina
Horris stepped from bis wasou Il
the middle 81 the BLOCK. AID Wake,
directly ia front OF her auto shi
was Ros held
Detecii7 e. arc looking for tn
autolst who struck joe MsHka axe,
~. OF No. 234 Russell st ~ 0ratioi
ave. and 81 Anioine-s The ho,
VAS knocked from his bicyclo OBJ.
badly bruised. the autoist spe din
away without stopping TO tstI
gate.
william Endersou - wears old
drove a. frcfa bis home in Rosevllls
Tuesday afternoon. with load o
vegetables. and was standing besid
his waEOn at Grnriot-ave and Rir
rell, 81. when he vas struck by tt
auto OF O. NJ Ayner. o. so SSl VA
nyhe-ave.. an agent for the s'andar
on Co.
Tie Guio skidded into Emerson
wHgcn. breaking three Of anderson
rlhs and causing the horse 90 rn
away. wrecking the wagon. an
soattermr vegetables broadcast. Er
derpon was taken 10 ST. Mary's ~.
pitAl
The Detroit times., 1915-09-01
HIGHLAND PARK

Mp a-f Mrs % Koehn ~ 40 st
q -a-a g.4ta-Hre. west have re'fh.t-
moved into tafir rewiy nA.t' e'-'' 'N
.rn 4r4- block ~ wa.
ar. rar- Rcdgsrs, ~ t4l ,'ranf i.
ave east mas returned me tflw
.,,..-r fa~ta. Ftsit with r"iA YES ~
srfar-s ia CHARLESTON aud 'h .lA~'.
Arthur rsasr ard daughter -
Cincinnati l aav- RETURNED e'Hr
49, r,rtrr visited fr and Ms
g,a,-ss Bouu. ~ $50 is1 Connecticut
Mrs r rarwell ~ w.na.mer-'-.
st-.. has retur sd from
No. W,Id-ea and Miss wanda
t-it~e wra have been Eitt!Hg pit
and Mrs Beatle, - SO
a~re-ars have r.itrnt4
~ ard N-s Jaues Sal" 1ri
.-rs-s4o~ Rahert Banfteif. 20 so
~ zsaraus-a-s have returned fr.H
Peacock Mteh.. where irrt pr
been STAYING az t7.r
-aye They brought On" mess pr
-r9l. ard black hBsa back wi'n fhr.A
rrr regular month"; business lrd
social meeting u the Ladder Att 60
-tatv - ERE TRINITY Methodist
IL lrrb ras ralH ln the church par
,,-. .-ts afta~01on ne rev idea q
,~7rf-t-v rno business and social
-rassf~Fs scauE % 30 one Wo m
PROMISES 90 90 SUGGEST N. L"f. ? =
-..ffa a good attendance and ali ne
faHfea entcvz9 'Narselvns
Miss lila TIr3iater ~ 80
C.-t.ara rirove-ave has returned
s-o-r business trip 20 chicago
Mas Baker 20 Carleton. nf" r.
-ftr-ef 90 her home after Visit 20
~ g-f Mr. Donaldson - Pontiac.
are vfaftfra their faI uhfer Nrs o.
T.rkar - $50 zIf Nurterer
Nfrs rrkhart % DAYTON o. has
-etHrred % her home after sitting
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