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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04
oWSLEY COUNTY
Scoville

Scoville, Oct. 3i.-Presiding Elder
Raglan OF the Methodist Church
preached at Clifty last Thursday
night.-Little Lazarus Mainous, the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mainous,
died last Saturday night. He had
been sick for some time.-Sam Cor
nett is having his dwelling house
remodeled.-'The Trail Of the Lone
some Pine" given by the Buck
Creek Graded school at the school
house last night proved success.
In connection with the play they
had an ice cream supper and from
both they received $3.50. Every
body had a fine timeIThe Rev.
Lewis preached an interesting SER
mon at Clifty last Sunday morning.
President Frost and wife Of Berea.
were visitors at the Buck Creek
graded school recently. We GER
tainly appreciated them being with
us.
EarneStv1lle
GAINESVILLE. Nov. arch Caudill
OF Stanton, and Hattie Gilbert his
sister are visiting friends and rela-
tives here for the first time in
twelve years.-Mrs. Eliza Rowlett,
age 70, passed away Friday night.
We extend our greatest sympathies
to the bereaved relatives. Mrs. Row.
lett has been a member Of the Mis-
sionary Baptist Church for many
years and good kind lady. She
leaves many warm friends to mourn
her loss. A. Caudill will visit the
Sabbath school at Bradshaw school
district next Sunday where he has
been invited to meet his old friends
where he taught his three last
schools, and TO make a talk on the
subject "What is our aim?" There
is TO be a short program prepared
by the children TO help make an in
teresting day.-We should thank
the Great Master for such lovely
weather that we have enjoyed this
fall.-Wheat that has been sowed
this fall looks just fine. II is due
to the fine weather-Some farmers
are gathering their corn. The yield
OF corn crops this year has fallen
about 25 per cent from that Of last
years. A. Caudill is having quite
a lot OF repairing and building done
on his residence.-Mrs. Sidney Cau-
dill was blessed last Saturday night
by the birth Of i2-pOund boy. He
is bouncer. His name is Edwin
Drayton, "A. f. Minter and daugh-
ter, Allie of Roder6eld, w. Va, are
relatives here.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04
KENTUCKY DEATHS
Ollie Ligqett

Winchester, KY, Nov. ollie
Liggett, Of Montgomery County, who
was injured Saturday night in an
automobile accident, on the Louis
willie Pike. died this morning at the
Henry InArmary without having re-
CARED consC i0hsness.
Clark Vaughn
Winchester Ky. Nov. THE
body Of Clark Vaughn. who was
killed by train last night at Jack
son, Breathitt County. was brought
here today for burial. Clark was
% years old and unmarried. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex II.
Vaughn.
Another man and a woman were
killed in the same accident and
another woman was so badly in
'ured that she died later.
Mrs. Addie B. McQuown
Glasgow, Ky- Nov. THE body OF
Mrs. Addie Belle McQuOwn. who
shot herself IN Lexington Saturday,
and died. few minutes later, was
brought TO Glasgow today and will
he buried at the Glasgow Cemetery
this ,afle. noon.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04
CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine, Oct. 10 49, Corn gathering
time is here and everybody ~ quite
busy. - Miss Lottie Maupin and
her sister. Mrs. Allen Coffee, visited
relatives at Brodhead last week.
s. p. Murrel is very low with con-
sumption. - Mrs. Matte Wilson is
visiting relatives at Middletown, O.
this week. - Mack Clark and family
have moved Ia their new home in
Garrard County. - Married. at the
brides home on last Thursday.
stephen Ferman and Miss Margaret
st. John. May their lives be long
and happy. - J. NJ Morris and
Felix Pennington. Of Malcolm. visited
the Grand Lodge Of the Knights
Of pythian last week. and also the
Orphans Home at Lexington. - Rev.
John Lewis, the State evangelist
OF the Christian churches, held a
series OF meetings at this place last
week. - Married. at the brides
home. October 2ist, Walter PEN
ningt0n and Miss Mamie st. John.
The Rev. w. T. Pennington officated.
A long and prosperous life Is the
wish of their many friends.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04
Gordon Turkey Contest
FREE

$40 in Gold for IL heaviest young Hen turkeys
$40 in Gold for IL heaviest young Tom turkeys
$40 in Gold for IL heaviest turkeys, Hens and Toms
of equal number
will give these special premiums on turkeys to
encourage the growing of better turkeys have them
ready for the market early and to make it worth
while for the housewife to take interest Corn is
plentiful this year, SO get the turkeys in shape and
win of the prizes
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04
Conditions of These
Premiums

All Turkeys must be delivered
between Monday, November \. and
Tuesday, November 10, I9Is.
Each bunch Of Turkeys must
be owned and sold by a woman
3 No announcement Of the win.
ner OF each prize given cut TIL Nov.
23, rois--see papers.
In case cf tie. prize to be
divided equally.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
PLAN MISSION
z WORK AMONG
FOREIGNERS HERE

A cooperative effort OF Detroit
churches toward organized evangel-
zeal work among foreign-born citi-
Gems may result from a meeting of
the Cooperative Council of City
Missions. Thursday night, in the Y.
M. G. A. building, at which j. H.
Dague. Industrial secretary for the
Y. M. c. A., who has just completed
survey Of foreign people and con-
ditions in Detroit, will present the
opportunity for q more extensive
work of both q religious and educa-
tional nature. Charts and diagrams
showing the relative number Of for
eign-born, olored and white per-
sons In the city. will be exhibited
and details of the present limited
work being done by few Protest
ant churches will be recounted.
The survey, 1t is expected, will be
used as the basis for constructive
evangelical work in this city. There
are 10000 foreign-born people Of
every creed, color and nationality In
Detroit. Many of these could be
related easily to the Christian
church. II Is said. II the effort were
only made In a systematic, organ
lied way.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Marriage Licenses

~ Charles Gabier. IS. auto worker.
s Detroit; Beatrice Kelley. 10, chAt-
IS Melville Fisher. II. salesman:
sf sas.r s,o sisn X a. machlni.,; H.
5SEdwsrd shindisr. 80. auto worker.
sxn,hoay HsSa. u. iaborer; Mary
y Nary A. Lee. 10. foreman. Detroit:
Margaret Liberty, 20. .Thomasvills !,
Morse Marx. g. salesman; Ethel
John BolowsnL II. tester Mary
fred pykas "a. machinist; Helen
charis. Lehman. 81. auto worker:
Irene counsino. %.
Louis godfrey. IS. waiter. Atlantic
City; Lillian Muse. q. Detroit .,ock
chaser; Anna Clutch, 20.
Raymond Aief. 81. painter; Agnes
Joseph senion. IS iaborer: Rose
Michael Durham. 80. maehinis,: An
Anthony Draxka. 20. driver. Con-
stancra spondowska, 20.
Andrew pziksta. %. iaborsr; MAry
l1 Howard Gaines. AZ ". 8 ,mpioye.
Anna Newman, 80,
Waiter Neoufas; u.s. siasior; Jessie
Joe sschors. -. iaborsri Julia sad
4 10, - .ik
Margaret Fsrnetts. 20. sf. 49, y.
James Peterson, ~. clerk; Fiorencs
Bennett. -.
Ida a. Trischke, ~.
andotte: Helena Kowalska. ~, De-
trott.
Hubert Nickcrson. rs. nnishsr; VI
ola salomini. -
Charles Anderson. u. auto WORKER
! Estslle Collins, Is
william stebenow.. Is, chauffeur,
Romuius: Nettie Kuiakowski. ID.
Earl Human. %, photographer.
Detroit. Myrtle Barber. L. HaToor
Beach.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
MOrtuary

oALLrN--Aprn ~. Charles. yr., be-
loved son Of Charles a. and Mary
0ailin tnee orjmm), erothT u
Prank. Esteiie. Joseph. Lcrettannd
May. Funeral from residence, foe
Porter-st., Saturday morning at
s:ts and Holy Trinity church mt ..
BAnDEN--AprIi -, 1915, John v.
aged 40 years. beloved husband Of
Catherine. Barden and dear father
Of Earl Barden. Funeral Saturday
morning At $50 from residence. III
Mitchell ave, and from 81 Elisa
beth's church NJ .. fnternhent st
Holy Cross cemstery via auto.
DAWsoN--Aprii ~. 1915. Raymond
starr, aged 10 years. beloved son
of Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Dawson.
Fuuerai Friday at ., m. from
residsnce Of his aunt. Mrs. Robert
, McAipine, $50 ClArmount-ave. In
A terment Evergreen.
n0sEN--April 10. Al her home. iss
Palmer-ave. east. Matilda. aged ~
years. dear mother OF A. d. Rosen.
Louis NJ. Fanny Rosen. Mrs. NJ. 9.
Fink. Funeral Friday, 4 .. m, from
rssidenes. Burial private. Kindly
omit flowers.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

have very sharp eyes. and because
they live by their wits they are
pretty sure to know when there In
something unusual going on.
When they heard about the Quad
dies they just laughed and made fun
OF them. They seemed to think IL
all great joke. Anyway they pre-
tended to.
Il wouldn't join IL they wanted me-
to-" said Reddy. Il hear that they
have agreed to warn each other
when danger is near and I'm going
to give them plenty Of chance. Any
Quaddy who comes within my reach
Is goner."
There was q sudden queer rustling
and rafting Just back OF Reddy,
who made a quick jump or two and
then turned, snarling angrily. There
was Prickly Perky. the Porcupine.
shaking the thousand little spears
which he carries In his coat.
II don't feel like q goner, Reddy
Fox. don't feel like a goner," said
he. Reddy looked just as he felt.
both foolish and angry. II wasn't
talking about YOU" said he. Il was
talking about the Quaddies."
Then you were talking about
me- retorted Prickly Porky. be
cause I'm a Quaddy. shall GER
tainly warn all other Quaddies or
what you have said"
"Ha, ha, hal" laughed Sammy Jay
suddenly. Hes a Quaddy. so why
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Sammy JOY Wants to Be . ousddis

don't you make him : sonsr. Rsddyj
He's within reach"
"Csw. cav. caw!" shouted p1ac1y
the Crow. NOW u your chance q
show what you are going 70 % -
the Quaddies.'
Reddy had an angry retort On tho
tip Of his tongue. but he didn't ~
&C slip out. Instead he tried vogJ
hard to smile. He didn't dare toucll
Prickly Perky ana he knew that IN
others Ill know It. III IN were liEo
Prickly Perky should want 70 b
Quaddy myself" said he with very
low bow TO Prickly Porky. II haxe
too much respect for our neiGhb0t>
Of the Green Forest TO have ~
least desire to do him any harrA.f
with this Reddy made another Ion
bow and then marched on with whaf
| he imagined was very much the a
Of gentleman
Blacky the Crow remembered tha1
he had to be over on the Greed
Meadows shortly and new awaU
This left Sammy Jay alone VIII
Prickiy Poflky. Now. despite th1
fact that Sammy had made run q
the Quaddies. right down IN III
heart he wanted to be one OF them
whyf Well. the truth u ssu1mj
wants to be in everything that 4
going on. He can't bear to be led
out. 30 when he was left al alon1
with Pricky Porky tho first thing ~
did was to look III about to be sur(
that no one else was within hearing
Then he new over into the tired
where Prickly Perky was busfly an
ing his stomach with bark.
Say" said he. "what does on4
have to do to be q ouaddyrs VI
Prickly Poriy was 80 SURPRISED
that he nearly choked on piece ol
bark he was eating. A funny lool
came into his dull little eyes. "Why
Sammy" said he. you couldn't n
| . Quaddy II you wanted to-
"why not7' demanded Sammy. =
guess I'm just as good a. Chartered
the Red Squirrel. and he's ouAddN
I don't want to join your old Quad
dies anyway. just want to know
what one has to do to join
Now Prickly Perky may be SLOW
of wit, but he wasn't 80 slow as Il
be fooled by Sammy when he said
that he didn't want to be Quad
dy. He knew that Sammy was mo-
honest when he said that. He sus
pected that Sammy was Just trying
to fool himself. but the very fac
that he wanted to know what to d
to become q Quaddy was prod
enough that he did want to be one
1T won't be the least bit Of uss
for you to know what to do because
you can't be one anyway" he re
piled. You are not quadruped
and Quaddy Is q little quadruped.'
Whats q quadruped?" demanded
Sammy suspiciously.
An animal with four feet" replies
Prickly Perky.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

ings In Detroit that are not protect
ed by fagmen?" asked Mr.. Butxel.
Eyes. air., replied Mr.. Cam.
/, "yGu mean crossings OF the d. Y.
r. and steam railroads." asked A.
sistant Prosecutor Keidan.
"Yes-any number of them" TO
piled Mr.. Butzel.
How long would II have taken
to put in q hand derailerf" asked
Mr.. Butzel of Mr.. Cam.
with 10 men. couple of days"
IF they are operated by motor.
man or conductor. 10 there danger7"
yes. sir. II there was . defunct
road. with no trains running on II,
there would be perfect safety"
But you have such derailers on
the Michigan Central crossings.
haven't your"
Eyes, SIR"
do you consider those crossings
dangerous?"
II do"
To Mr.. Keidan. Mr.. Cam said
that the D. U. r. does not consider
derail merely on its own tracks Q
SUFFICIENT protection, since II does
not prevent a train from passing
while car Is within the derail.
J. H. Fraser, Of Springfield. o..
general superintendent OF the D.. T.
q l.. was the last witness.
Il understand that an order was
served on the receiver. George John
son, by the state railroad commits
sion. to install an interlocksr." said
Mr.. Fraser.
"But no actual work was done till
April. 1857" asked Mr.. Keidan.
THAT Is correct"
The inquest was adjourned until
Friday morning. when the jury will
deliberate. No further witnesses
will be called, and there will be no
arguments.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Seven Man 8 ca
Board Measure Up
to Ferris

LANSING. Mich. April g. ~
senate today passed the Culvsr m
clearing the way for . ssvsnuc1
school board in the city % pstxo11
The bill 10 now ready for preserfu
tion 10 the governor for HE stGnnr
ture. It win then become opefn<ivo
whom approved BY . majority q D.
troit's school electors.
The Stevenson bin empowering ~
mayor TO appoint inspectors 70 ~
resent tho new wards for the ~
ance Of the term was also paseod ~
the upper house.
On motion Of Senator LDu1s ~
Ksllsy, of Tsrwell their introducc
all reference TO resolutions q 60
demnation directed IT Senator B11s
reIl Trip. Of Allegan were expupGoG
from the senate record today.
Senator Trips explanation 70 ~
effect that he had been mfsQl3oto1
and that his letter to e. N. DtnG)eys
publisher Of . Kalamazoo we(kIys
had been changed In such way -
to convey . different meaning. -
accepted.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
WOULD PREVENT
FOURTH SALOON IN
ST. CLAIR HEIGHTS

Prosecuting Attorney Jasnowshi
applied. Thursday morning. for q
temporary Injunction, restraining
the village council Of st. Clair
Heights from issuing a saloon H.
cense to George Fourier. No. 1856
Mack-ave. Fournier's name was the
fourth on the list Of saloonkeepers
10 whom the council voted to issue
licenses. April 20. Mr.. Jasnowski
contends that under the Warner
Cramton law, til population Of the
village is SUFFICIENT for only three
saloons.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Mortuary.

ATkiNs-Aprii %, at her daughters
residence. ITO Missourt-avs.. Jennie
=, beloved mother OF Mrs. James
dalbralth and Louis J. Atkins. Fu-
neral from residence Friday nj 2
y. m.
BARRETT--Aprii 10. 1915. suddenly.
at his late residence. 500 Sheridan
ave. John Robert. aged 20 years.
beloved husband of Mae and dear
father OF Margaret H.. dear son OF
M and Mrs. John r. Barrett, dear
brother OF Edward, Alice and Mrs.
A. j .Lucier. Notice OF funeral Ia
ter. Montreal and Hamilton papers
please copy.
kENrON--Aprii Is. at his residence.
I23 Lafayette-ave. east. Frank,
aged 70 years, beloved husband Of
Augusta and father Of William 3.
Kenyon Notice OF funeral later
R0THsTEIN--Mary. beloved wife OF
Eshna and mother OF Mrs. Nose Ap-
plebaum and Mrs. L. o. Oshinsky.
OF Hancock. Mich: Mrs. Bernard
schwartx. Mrs. Herman Friedman.
Mrs. Ben Blumberg. Mrs. Leon CO.
han. Mrs Henry Schwartz Samuel
y Rothstein, Miss Clara. Tina, Char
iotte and Daisy. OF Detroit Funsr-
al at residence, 9e2 John R.-st, FRI
~ dag. y. m, Private. = .H.ltfs
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Births.
BOYS.

bOlE.
~ A. szcxeicyik, 7si FREDERICK: ~.
Wensyn. tss Horatio. u kinnA les
Park. blvd; A. Ackerman. ftss Rus
sell; r. Murray. IL Twsnty.second; a.
Macs. s7s Newport: v. Gajda. .s
~ p5nbst. woman's hospital: l.. Cor
ncxynski. ios7 Palmer: r. shuler. tes
CAMPBELL: v, Erdevik, iss Deyins; ~.
Lubskt ~ lngcrsoll; a. Rachwai o.
clayton: j. srewe. al Piumsr: J. ko-
mecsny. 40 Lockwood; ,. Baron. "a
Otis; n Kroiczyk. 32g sPlumer: y.
widiak. 2s5 canheld; =. sicvy. sei
Alexandrine; p. Harris. SAL Parker D.
Chisholm, ss3 seventeenth; w. orr.
SIS Kerchevai: W. Bittner. go June
ton: A. Girard. lie Dragoon y ~.
liar. fsl Etskine. ]. Hakielsk. iesI
Bacnorski. oil Kirby; q. Borzyzer. ~
Preston.
NJ shabiuk. ITO Oakland: y. koP..
tor. ~ Delmar: A. shankowskL ~
Medbury: j. Herman, l0ot Piquette;
n. walton. as whitney: A. Rusinek.
s1z Wesson: A. Ellanowska, ~ Julia:
4. Krupa. iI07 Military. A. Kramer.
Aata Hamilton: q. Epscroth. AZ seneca;
3. Krusxka, s51 Farnsworth. y. Frey
ass briggs. r. Zoeilner; 90 1 Maple a a
Ensiswood, 4. Daiiman. 7il Maybury;
III Teiser. 1874 Bellevue; W. Deacon.
III Harrington. NJ Lipa. $50 Garneld I:
y. Kaniewski. 1908 Jos. Cnmpau; J.
Itnrera iSs Artillery; r. Chalmers W
6apis; w. Durak. So Mercierf y KIN
,t~lsks no Rollin. sE. tpfnarxas sitt. VA.
Lers. n, Macfean. ies Sheridan. w,
: Hcconachie. 533 McK.nstry. TsTt -
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
BY THORNTON W.. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1915, by J. q. Lloyd)
The Quaddies are q merry band.
Doing good throughout the lan6d.

or course 1t wasn't long before
Reddy Fox and Sammy Jay and
Blacky the Crow learned about the
Quaddies. There are not many
things going on in the Green Forest
or on the Green Meadows that they
don't learn about. You know they
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Russian tolerance toward prison
ers Of war Is astonishingly illustrat-
ed at Kostroma, where a number Of
Austrians interned there have been
permitted to lease a cinema the
ater. while another group OF prison
ers have formed band which plays
Czech airs In the streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Deaths

oeorxe II. Woods. is5 wilkins. 80
years. pneumonia: Jacob Davis, Grace
hospital. so years carcinoma. John y.
Lawrence. s1f Eighteenth. 2 months.
James Cairns. $40 Hiil-
Yer, I year scarlet fever; William
Wiikis. Eiolse. Mich. ss years. tuber-
cuiosis: Joseph Bigott. 3ss Leland.
81 years. Tuberculosis: Caroline
schyis. ia Hunt. 81 years, mitral In
sufhcisncy. Harry Carson, childrens
pneumonia; Mabel Papke. SIS Hora-
10, Z months. inquest pending: Ed
vnisions: Anna velrnan. 10 vander-
biit, mcnths. cholera infan,um:
.ptfai. Is years, diphtheria; Ignace
'olemierak. AT Thirty-nfth, 2 Months,
catarrhal pneumonia; Frank Henry.
House, OF Correction. 20 years aico-
hoiism: James Reed; 20 ciigpsrt ~
Wilds. ST. Clair Heights. Mich. 50
years. heart disease; Julia Fsbsr !
Wesson. 90 years. cirrhosis OF liver;
syivestsr white. West side hospital.
81 years. endoeafditisL
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
palace Gardens Open Tonight.

The Palace Gardens, Detroit's big
amusement park, on Jefferson-ave..
near the Belle Isle bridge approach.
will open Thursday evening. In the
auditorium, FerrantYs band will
play, and there win be dancing In
the Palais de Danse. The largest
roller coaster in the country. "A trip
through the clouds" is big feature
OF the gardens.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

More than bali Of the worlds pop.
piation lives In the tropics Of the old
world. Under British rule alone
there are more than $4,000. 900
jewellers In the tropics.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

About so.ooo.ooo salmon aro
caught yearly IN the waters AZ A1ae>
ka. Approximately 100 cannorioo
are In operation annually. The nsh
are caught BY seinss. trsps and sG1I
nets.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Classified s,'t,'''.... | s s,'.

Cash win order. n charged 70 :
No transient Adv.stisfns inserted
<! !S lee: TIA. ~. ice 18th Ss'n' i's y
O.. sbovs rates sRpir 20 =, q. sis'. 9;
Thanks. Obituaries, Msstins Notices
ana ali Ads prscsding Male Hslp.
ana Msetinr Notices - MAXIMUM
sharge. Sc for - words or isss. Over
Is words one and one-third cents Tor
sach extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
FOR sALE-CoNTRACTs.
TEN 500 CONTRACTS
RETURN $3.50 EACH

800 manufacturing contract will
return s250 In six months. Money
secured and contracts guaranteed.
Ten only for sale.
published above ad. three days ago
and now have
ONLY FOUR LEFT
Come early II you want one.
T. s. sPRA0UE. Fiscal Agent.
1902 Ford Bldg. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
FOR sALE-FARMs.
FARMS

30 acres, sanilac county. stock and
tools; price $500 Terms 10 suit
purchaser.
40 acres in Macomb. ,s.s5o. $4,000
down.
aao acres In washtenaw. $4,000. half
% In Macomb. $4,000. $4,000 down.
Main 20s0. Cedar 1881
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Det...s r,..s s.s srs.tais psjjs
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
BUILDERS.
BUILDERS OF GOOD HOMES.
McHugh Building & Construction
Co., Inc.
CHERRY 1859 DIME
ron sALE--MIscELLANEoUs.

A. A. A A.
Union HOUSEKEEPING Co.
NEW LUMBER. USED LUMBER.
Timbers. blocking. lath. shingles.
doors. windows. stairs, finish, etc.
NEW BATH TUBS, LAyATORIES.
CLOSET COMBINATIONS. ETC.
Range boilers. gas water heaters,
lead and iron pipe, brass and iron
nttings.
HI0H.GRADE RUBBER ROOFING
AND ASBESTOS SHINGLES.
Wall board and other materials.
GET OUR PRICES.
Forrest. near Fourteenth. West 1858.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

5ox1ss. NORTHWEST sEcTIoN--sh
nile circle; paved. $3.50 cash s takes
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

GEE. BUT IT'S HoT-Fine weather
for silk shirts. straw hats. b. v.
DIS. wash ties and silk sox.- You
lose money IL you get 'em any
where but at Shields Co.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

YOUR CHANCE TO buy an s-room
house with bath. furnace and barn.
on Twelfth-st.. near Bagg, for
$500. Terms. Inquire s74 ver-
mont-ave
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Bargain for Ford Men
Beautiful new home on restricted
street. walking distance to Ford's.
sncs easy. Cali Mr.. Watson.
MORGAN
Oh. 4537. l07 Stevens Bldg. Cad. 1867.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

SODA FOUNTAIN. p.lll.rt asd peel
SsssS CO. rsrmss.st SStssms
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Hannah Rental Agency
A free nst OF holsss and nats call
real estate sxchanee In Michigan.
Nc0RAw BLDG.
when you answer these ADVERTISE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-03
Splendid Convention Of
Teachers Is Concluded
TEACHERS COMMEND
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

The following resolutions were
adopted by the Missouri Slope Ed
ucational association, in session at
Mandan for the past two days:
Resolved, That we express our
appreciation to the people of Man
dan, and especially to the Com
mel cial club, and to the school ALL
thorities for the generous hospital
ity with which we have been en-
tert.ained during this meeting.
That, We especially thank the
different persons not members OF,
the association who have contrib
ured so much to the success of this
program.
THAT we reatlrm our belief in
the great Importance of attention
being paia to the use of intermis-
siOns by our boys and girls, and
especially recommend wholesome
play activities, properly supervis.
ed, in rural, as well as in common
schools.
"That we most heartily endorse
medical inspection for all our
school children.
THAT, in view of the new organ
ization, an active campaign on
membership should be conducted
and that county superlntendents
and others in authority be urged
to use every legitimate means to
increase the membership and in
fluence of this association.
THAT we commend the Four
teenth Legislative Assembly for its
action in regard to the Teachers
Retirement Fund, aid to rural and
consolidated schools and the Dick
inson Normal school, and teachers
are hereby urged to give the Re-
tirement Fund and proposed Nor
NAL their careful consideration.
That we voice our approval OF
the establishment Of a summer
school at Dickinson for the benefit
Of the Slope country.
THAT we urge continued and
greatly increased cooperation of
parents and teachers and to this
end commend the organization OF
Parent-Teacher associations.
That a copy of these resolu
tions be given to the press for cir
culation.
"SUPT. C. c. ROOT.
''SUPT. c. L. ROBERTSON.
"SUPT. LOIS WALL.