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The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

In spite OF the wonders Of the Al
bright gallery, Detroit leads Buffalo
as center OF art interest, and be-
cause that belief has been borne out
by others experience. Thomas My
ers, veteran art collector, brought
his collection Of antique and modern
paintings TO Detroit TO be sold at
auction.
Mr. Myers Is q Yorkshire man
from Otley. and grew up IN close as
ISOLATION with Turner, who painted
many Of his canvasses at Farnley
hail, the home of +. II. Fawkes, a
short distance from the boybood
home of Mr.. Myers. who IL now past
75. Having always leaned toward
an artistic career and been SUPPRESS
ed by most practical father. the
boy determined to be collector OF
art like Mr.. Fawkea. II he could rot
he an artist like Turner. and at the
age OF 90 commenced to pick up
smaller canvasscs.
Later a close friendship with A. G..
Temple. the famous art director OF
the Art Gallery OF the Corporation
Of London, gave him the cid OF this
connoisseurs keen discrimination,
and the greatest part OF his collec-
ton has been assembled under Mr..
Temples advice.
II was MIR. Myers who brought the
~ original paintings by Hosarth,
known as Industry and Idleness," to
this country In President Clevelsnd's
term. For this set OF famous RANT
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
AUTO ENGINEERS
b A n GU EFT IN
PONTCHARTRAIN

Automobile engineers who design
motor cars ami the manufacturers
who put them on the market got to-
gcther, Thursday night. in Hotel
Pontchartrain, at the banquet OF the
Detroit section OF the Society OF
Automobile Engineers. VIM. Van
DervOot. OF Moline. H.. president
OF the engineers, presided. Col.
Charles Clifton. OF the Pierce-Arrow
CO., and president OF the Automobile
Chamber of Commerce, sketched the
history OF the automobile trade and
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
DIR. J. Estiip Carpenter. eI-princIpaI
~ Maachester college. Oxford. now

The Pere Marquette Railroad viii
make some silRht changes I'm the
operation OF the Detroit-Toledo-
Cincinnati trains beginning next
been leaving the Fort-st. Union
derot 80 1905 %. m. daily. viii
leave sharply AT 10 noon. The rum
ring time ~ the two north bound
afternoon trains Is also cut down
apnrec'ably between Toledo and
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
naId nigh tribute TO Detroit.

paid high tribute to Detroit.
James Schermerhorn. at the con.
clusion Of al interesting address,
reused enthusiasm by a tribute to
The sincerity and earnestness OF
Henry Ford In his peace mission.
Isaac f Marcosson told OF expert
ences in war.ridden Europe and OF
the battle for world trade awaiting
this country at the conclusion OF the
war. Arthur r. Medley, a boy mem
Der OF the Illinois Model club, ex'
hibited several types OF aeropiane
models and told the manufacturers
that In five years the aeroplane
would replace the motor Ger to such
an extent tina: they would have TO
turn to aeroplanes TO keep their fac
tories busy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Mrs. Martha Anne Woyer, widow Of
MardeIt Moyer, a well-knOyvn tum-

Wardeli Moyer, q weii-kno,vn ium-
herman who died three years ago.
died. Thursday. in the home OF her
son. Arthur w Meyer, No. 2s15
West Grand-hlvd. Mrs Meyer was
born near Flint. she had lived In
Detroit for rs years. She IL sur
Vived only by her son. Funeral
services will lie held In 1.-The home.
Saturday afternoon, at 70 o'clock.
and interment viii be made In
Woodlawn.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Or~n Henning. n United states marine
slaiInucd I'm Hail. Mrilea hla

der tho auspices OF the Detroit
Federation OF Women's clubs. Mrs.
w. n. Alvord will appoint com
mittee to finance the campaign.
The federation will send q Christ
mas check ~ s25 10 the Home for
Blind Rabies in Monroe. The
cIubwomen have sent letters TO the
T. l. Hudson co. and 10 the New
comb Endlcott Co. thanking these
Arms for the stand they have taken
for shorter hours for their en-
ployea and especially for their de-
Termination not 10 open their es-
Establishments I'm the evenings be-
fore Christmas. thereby assuring n
happier. because less physically
faticued Christmas for thousands
OF men and women.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

u registers aud adds. Teach
the children 10 save. Bank
registers Sc Zoe and sc, These
regular Sl00 banks ~
viii so Friday and S0C
Saturday. at ...... wv
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

The auction sale, which was conduct.
ed "Wednesday and Thursday, by o.
Wardell a. Son. at Broadway and
Wltherefst.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

The United States produced e6.36
per cent OF the to6.tsa.is9 barrels
cf petroleum that entered the mar.
kcts Of the world In 1914.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

6 Tow $24 to $40
proud
you would be OF a gift
like this-a beautiful
tapestry rocker. There
ave plenty here for all
the mothers. fathers and
wives in Detroit. at the
above prices.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
Local and Personal Mention
/. o. r. M. SOCIAL.

That was merry crowd Il at gathered
at Odd Fellows hall last Saturday evening
10 help put away about steen gallons Of
ice cream and various cakes provided by
the Red Men for the occasion.
Most of the crowd had attended the
moving picture show and were in good
shape TO do full jnstice to the cream and
cake set before them. Pretty young ladies
handed out the viands and ladled out lem
onade and JOY reigned supreme.
A fine locket and chain had been pro-
vided for the most popular young lady and
Miss Hedden secured the trophy.
Julius c lie announced the prizes and
insinuated that he expected to get the pipe
and can of tobacco to be given the ugliest
man. This was conceded before the vote,
but it developed that Joe Williams friends
had more coin than those who backed
Julius, and he had to be contented with
the assurance that he YVES certainly the
the homliest man the world had vet pro-
duced
The receipts amounted to about $50
and will give quite sum to the Fourth of
July celebration. Both A. Hensley and
Bob Ownby worked hard for the success
of this affair and are entitled to a vote of
thanks
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
SMOKE INSPECTOR.

DR.. John T. Mccall, of Vanderbilt Uni
versiy, has been appointed by the United
States Supreme Court to investigate
whether tumes from the Dutktown Sulphur,
Copper and Iron Co. plant Injuries vegeta-
ton.
He will report insix months. The company
has been ordered not to allow more than,
45% of sui pher from.green ores to be dis
charged into the air of more than twenty
tons of sulphur contents day.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
HEARD FROM F-4.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hill received word
from the government Wednesday morning
that the bodies that went down in the sub
marine F-4 several weeks ago had been re-
covered, and what disposition did they
want of their son, Edwin's body. The re-
mains will be brought TO Knoxville and
laid to rest IN the National Cemetery
Etowah Enterprise.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
PARCEL POST SALE.

The Ladies, Aid Society of the Method
ist church pulled off new one on the
people of Ducktown, Tuesday night, by
means of parcel post sale.
As indicated it was apostofce game and
patrons were expected to take the parcel
post package out without examination.
The packages sold for Is cents each and
the supply was not near equal to the de-
mand..
An ice crerm supper was held in con-
nection and was literally patronized. The
net results was about $50.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
DUGKTOWN, 1; COPPERHILL, 4

Another good game was played at Cop
perhill; last Saturday, which resulted in a
victory for Copperhill, by score of
4. to l.
Both Spargo and Barclay pitched prime
article of bali and the hitting was exceed
ingly light, Ducktown getting three hits
and Copperhill FIVE.
AS usual, errors were responsible for
Copperhill's score while Ducktown earned
one run, home-run smash over the fence.
The feature ofthe game was a triple play
by Ducktown.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
Legal Blanks for Sale.

We are ready to supply justices and con-
stables with garnishment blanks in any
quantity.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04

Better get busy formulating programm,
for the Fourth of july celebration.
A fine show for the members Of the Y
NJ. c. A. was given Monday night.
Miss Nettie Center is home from school.
much TO the delight of her many friends.
Parks Kimsey is home from Jefferson
City, where he had been attending college.
j. L. Gourlv, the new secretary of the Y.
NJ c. A., arrived in Ducktown, Tuesday.
Miss Annie Lee HARRISON is home from
Georgia. where sre had been attending
school
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Duggan, of Etowah,
were registered at the Ducktown Hotel,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Auburn have fine
boy at their home and John says he is al
ready boss.
Miss Florence Xii patrick, of Sweetwater
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Nanki-
veil, this week
Rev. F. R. Snavely preached two very
able sermons, Sunday, and is making a
fine impression
Adam Hyde has moved his family to
CopPerhill, where he is engaged in the
bakery business.
A cement culvert will be put in at the
crossing leading to the postofice ard will
fill long felt want.
Ernest Triplett, of Benton, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs Ada Presswocod.
left Thursday for his home.
The Y. M. c. A. has had screens placed
at all openings and new wire fence helps
the appearance of that property.
The children of the Methodist church
will be given picnic at Epworth, Satur-
day and big time is anticipated.
John Hays former citizen of this sec
ton, is back from Arkansas, and is work.
ing for the Tennessee Copper Co.
Mrs. w. J. Hewson was the guest of
Miss Virginia Hatcher at Johnson city, last
week, while en- route to Virginia.
When Rome Ruled" is the best feature
hat the 7. M. c. A. has yet shown and
pleased the big audience 'muchly."
c. N. Schlichter, international secretary
the Southern branch of the Y. M. C. A..
pent several days in Ducktown, this week. =,
Miss Virginia Hatcher has been appoint
member of the State Grading Com
llttee, position she is well qualified to
Il. v
q. {. Suttles, acting secretary of the Y. .
. c. A., spent last Friday at Copperhill " "
speeding the plant of the Tennessee Cop y
II Co. He reported royal time. u
John Fitzpatrick, of Copperhill, has h,
owed to the house occupied by Adam Ar
yde, and is working for the Tennessee 81
'pper Co. He is staunch Republican i
d we gladly welcome him.
DIR. and Mrs. P F. McCowen, of Knox !.
lie, arrived in Ducktown, Saturday, and
: quartered at the Ducktown Hotel. He fro
5 been on the sick list since his arri> al, tn;
we hope it is nothing serious ma
Will Hyde, one of our valued subscribers, 90
lounces his removal from Marshall to wa
,rner, N. d. He has warm spot in ,n .
heart for Ducktown and her people and 10
9 10 he rernor,nhorod h,r bic fr;orda ~,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13
A RE WE Ar WAR?

\ Now that the that Austrian officials operating
of have caused the many h ana
and the destruction by bombs
shores it question whether TINS ao
not already warwt nations
Can foreign mssaries to America to destroy
American lives that being act Of warfare
there could be question at
tby would constitute warkc because of the et
fortto strike without detection?
Germany concedo responsibility for the loss OF Amc
can Hfcs by sinking Iutana and President Wilson has made
in sinking of the Aneona with
vhic she is refuse to comply.
relationship Austria Germany
strained In probable today that
there will early of diplomatic relationship If that comes
that they have right to con
tinu their of sinking merchant and vessels the high
neurals perish
break will be inevitable that America
Eng and France Russia italy and Japan
passive We Will be confronted by
that moderation in warfare I'M
beclity"
splendid work in keeping out OF war thus
ally already involved 1t by the work
9th Austrian
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

=. NJ. LAWSON.
Project Manage.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

long, and he comes from Canon City.
Colo, where the state prison is. But
he wasn't in the prison; he was in the
ground.
He's nine feet high, as we said be-
fore, but his brains are only % inches
from the sidewalk. CThat's his head
at the right) There's a mile or SO
of armor plate along his back, as you
can plainly see.
That's the principal trouble with
Steg-he's all armorplate aud no
brains. Ii he'd used his noodle he'd
be living today according to Charles
w Gilmore, curator OF fossil reptiles
of the United States National Museum
in Washington. Gilmore's fosser-fath-
or to Step. That is, he has Just COM
rleted a new restoration of the Cd
rascal, who used to browse around the
Middle West when Pixies Peak ras d
prairie.
Stcgasaurue originally stood up on
his hind feet. but he took 20 eating
ferns and mushrooms and toadstools.
and got in the habit of STOPPING. and
finally he grew that way. He was a
hefty guy. and naturally we'll protect
ed, hut eating all that soft s.aff gay
him bum teeth.
There's less n in preparedness
No. /:
Take care of your teeth.
Steg thought he was safe from
harm every time he lamped his spiny
back in the ripples of the Kaw He
never thought he'd need teeth to
fight with. But smarter rival reptiles
whetter their incisors till they could
pierce holes in Steg's armor ike the
Kaiser's Krupps knocked in Maubeuee.
There's lesson in preparedness
No. ,:
You're not protected if YOU can.
fight back
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13
I Olnradn River.

Mean daily gage heights. IN feet.
and mean discharges. in seeoad-feet.
of the Colorado river at Yuma. Ariz.
for the week ending December Ia
1918:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

Ia Royce Transfer. 632 Main 81
Phone l23W.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13
EIrcMnna Tor snIc.

Pianos moved with pest OF care any
where in valley. Ed Royce.-AdY.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

Modern 2-room housekeeping apis.
sos Commercial Ed RoyCe.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

LIS cheaper to move than pay rent
See Ed Royce Transfer, 652 Main 81
AuN.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

lngegsa'l Watches. all gl4des IT.
aeas IRE Matchmaker. 5SS Nam St.
ADV .
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13
Genuine Navaios.

See the fine display of Navajo Rug
At Baldridge es.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

Christmas Cards at Baldr.dge's.-
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13
Vacuum Bottles.
I'ircuood for Snlc.

We have not advanced The prize
Drug Co.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-13

FIftNuOU IUr NHIC.
Ed Royce Transfer, 65- Main 81
Phone 123W ADV.
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3nS YeiansniH bon ct. gernaro per
binoerte ben gnridDen nidt an
Der 5lndr.

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bon Cincinnati fabnbet auf einen iuHs
gen gurffeu. Der ipisbsrbolt bic 4rs
msnbiiffe in Der Ct. Clements airhe
in St. 9erndre espliinosrt ba6.n ioa.
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gen. CT bate i,inen itmG6tigen
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isinsr Ssftuabme S. in ,leiner Dhinie
eefuneeu, bic er aus Der QrMeubiidIe
getldmmt baben iolIie.
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Die 6erren 0eietgeber.
@eiiern mnrben lie nit Der llmae.
geHb, ben &aiierwerten, oem
Hcuen SoipitaI nno anoerm
befGnut geundJt.

Gie Reimion Der glitglieSer unie.
rer Staatsgeiesaebimg bat abernldI5
einen erfoIgreidlcn Gag binter i'd.
Die Serrid)aften Iernien Die reijence
llmgebirng Der Staot fermen per.
ldieoene ibrer Barfs. itniere 8aiier.
iperfes oas neiie iidOtiid)e Sripit1i,
Die unireriitdt unO bic Susbes Sod.
id)ile imo iuas iie iaben, bat iie nit
GiIiridJtiger 9epurioerimg eriiilIt.
Yin bic binroert 9liitonlobiIe iiib.
ren 5piihei neim uflo 5etu llbr gor.
iHittass beim Sibion Souie Dor inb
nabnlen bic etipa $50 geiid)er aIi,
Die i'd an Der aiitofaDrt betbeiligteil.
Die 2our gins bitrb oen eoen gurf,
Dit WaIiult SiIls Haf bem aiiIt
gart, lpoielbit fiir5e Nait sennd.r
lpllrbe, barnit Die Serridaften Sas
pr1dtige panorama gerlieben fOnH.
ten oas iid) 5u itren GiiBen aus.
breitete. Bonn aiilt 4sart ging es liadD
Scn 8aiieriDerterL poielbit $err
Aiiguit Serrmann, Der befamIi!tdJ
Sraiioent Der aonuuiiiion mar, ole
Die Waiieriperte gebalit bat, ben Sc.
aislaiorcu ino ibren 9amen porse.
iteIlt p,grSe lub inter oeiien funbi.
ger Siibriue iie cine e5nipeftion Der
slnlagen pornabmen. Gum SdJlus
iuuroe aitf Serrn Serrmaun Elm oreI.
iah oogmeruoes Sod uiisaebradyt.
Bon oen Naiicrrperten sing es
mad Dem birter Gonep SsIano belle.
geuen 6ainp proeter, Dem CONNER.
ilbuusspIas lnicrer WhliI lpoielbit
oie ausfIiigIer. an eiHem Barbecue
tgcilnaElneH, oaB nit - it,refliher
t1eiantel - Grape Suiee lnS Giocr
5inlmiergeipiiIt usiroe.
auf benz Riidiuege imirSe oas ueie
allgemeine aranfcnbaus beii;6t, fer.
uer Die lIuiperiitit unb Die Sagbcs
tSOt)idalIe imo eegen 6 llbr abglos
traien Die gl,lsiIiisler nab ansc-
ittcngter, aber ietr intereiimt,r
,5cbt I'M &oteI @ibion pieber eirl.
4ias lie geiebeH, hnt Tic nab cinitim.
niger lmo Oft geborter geriitermS
init auiridtiser 8eipituoerlmg or.
tiiIit Sm SoteI pltroe 9uiietIlindJ
einacnommen unb oann tuuroe Die
Soriiclllms i'm 2urie beiltht.
Seliie friiJ ipirO Ole gieiie iiber Die
Cincinnati Soliibern nad Gbatta.
.lopgu. 1enn., angetreten, pcn rpO Die
Serritnften am Sduitaa gorlnittdg
.sIriidfebren. 8dbreno ibreS auieilt.
halies IN CHATTANOOGA iinO iie Die
suite Der 0ortisen SanoeIsiamHer.
Nm 5reitag iOuen Die Sd,IahtfeIOer
I'M Chattanooga beiid,tigt DerOat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

auf ben pel5 riiten t0nnen, pie es
unIere Regierung gerne m0dts, ounn
pdre ss nod beFer. 0as iino eini9c
Dsnige tribe @ri6einungen, bic uns
Die grobe 3eit mttbru6te.
9lIIO aud Milsr lit qatriot sez
iporoeH, perbeu Sie jeBt Iagen. Sin
IhIetter DeutIter, Der jsBt Iein 8a
terIano riht liebgenonnen Bat, Wenr
bic Stunoe bes Samples our6 ben
5rieOen abgeI0f fein pirO. oann nirt
mauhes 81 beTern Iein unb otele Dor
urtbeils tperben fallen miien, Iol
aug Oieier 3eit fir Oas gan5egoIt gu.
tes ipriebenl
Solouten, uno INNER ipieoer Col.
baten, bas lit Der gtnitrih elmer ieber
oeutiten StaOt. Sic gIaubsn es gal
niht, pie pieIe ss bdDon qiebt. 6ier II
9. iino bic &aisrnen pouer als in
6rieben. Sn giirgerquartieren uItp
liegsn iie, uno penn unIere SSeinoC
pdrten, bis lie ale nerben, burn per.
ben iie ibr 6laues Nunoer erleben ;. :,
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2ie sdmItinSer i'm Goo.

Mud bic Shuliinbu poam baJu
bsiirnssn. bab uns Der 3oolOsiids
@artsR srbalisn blsibs. Geitrn ges
bSris Der 0arisn ibnen unb gu bislsn
1auimbsn tuHmslisn iis iid in ben
4nlassn unb lisbtn iiG oon ibrtnasb,
rsrn unb gsbrtrinntu glnidauunsss
unisrri6t in Der Geologic unb Der
9oianis ssbsn. Die Traction 60.
Ionic bic 800 G,sislid,afi ipar.n ben
slinbsrn enigsstnseiommen. iObab Iis
fir 10 Gents bic Gtrabsnbabn fit
bic 6in' unb Rtidfabrt bsnuBsn mo
GinIab gum Garisn srbdItsH ionnisn.
Stut, IN .Wsr6aHis Tag. Der
Gshlis Sirabs guiinsb Wm's Club.
bic Central 9ins SiraBs 9fiiotiation,
Di, Retail Gtoters 2liociaiion. bic
..siail Drusaifts aHociuticn uno bic
Wsii enb Buiinsb Wsns qfiiOeiaiion
:perb.n teut. torpordiiD NIT iaren
Jdmilisn unb 5rsunbtn bm 3oolc,
giFdsn Gaf!n bsiu4sM
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2lm erften Gftpber
@iro Grpraiosnt @m. 8. Sait Den
6diteiu 5nm neusH @eridtsss.
baube legen.

Die Gourtbdus RpHlmifiion, IN.
ter bsrsn auiiiht bds neue 6sri6ts
eebduSt errihtet piro, belt geitsrn
cine SiBuRs ab, in ipelher, na6tem
cine oiesbeSiislide i6rifiIi6s 3uiags
sinsetroffsu mar, grsprGiibsnt Dm.
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Gditeiaieeung, bic am /. Sttobsr
itattfinoen piro, ertoren purSs. Die
Nffairs iou gu elmer btutFpiirbigen
seiidltst perosu unb bic GommiHion
bat bic 2t6Iiht, iGmmtIide berporras
ssnoe Sreauiidtionsn Der Stabt Sur
ge.beiIiguns siu3ulaoeH. Die eigeuts
Iifs 5eier fol- ourd cine erobdrtise
Qara6s eineeleitet Deroeu. Die aoms
million piro am Samitae dbermols
cine Sibuus abbaltsn. in ipelher bic
peitsrsn Arrangements beratben tper.
ben foIen, unb IN Der prdlioeHt
ssames u. Green bic psrIdieosuen
llnterausihiifs erusnnsn ipiro.
Der gditein, Der ii6 Don pbilubels
pbid bierber unisrtpees befiHost. lit
Elm maiiDer 8ranitblod i'm 9eipidt
Don % Souusn uno berielbe pirb bel
feiner QIntuuft berart berssribtst rpers
ben. I'm cine RieientdHette nit allsrIsi
MementDs aufnsbmsu au t0uusu.