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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Indiana vernon
Wants Straight Fight
for Prohibition
ANTI-SALOON
BODY DIFFERS
Is Opposed to Putting
All Dry Ticket in
the Field

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 49,
No attempt was made at the head
quarters OF the Anti-Saloon league
today 10 disguise the fact that an
open break had come between ].
Frank Hanley. former governor, and
the league.
"henceforth, no attempt will be
made to cover up any differences
between u.s." said an officer OF the
league today. Mr. Hanley is free
to go ahead as far as he pleases
along his own personal lines, but we
will work in the opposite direction
along lines that seem best TO us"
The Anti-Saloon league considers
that Hanley took an unfair advan-
tage of the league and the audience
AT the state temperance convention
here, when, after an eloquent
speech in which he favored a new
party TO fght for prohibition, he
asked all in favor OF the plan to
stand
Carried away by Hanley's en-
thusiasm and eloquence. most of
the crowd stood" said the Anti-Sa-
loon league official Late yesterday.
however, the convention demon
strated conclusively that IL pre-.
ferred to abide 10y the policy of the
league which Is to avoid politics.
but TO choose from each OF the es-
tablished parties the men who favor
statewide prohibition and seek their.
election
Hanley's personal ambition to
lead The proposed new party was
uppermost according to this official,
who said Hanley was invited tn
speak merely ont of courtesy
At Mr.. Hanlfy's home IL was said
he was ont of the city. but 1t was
known where he had gone.
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buses. The statement continues:
Heretofore it has been thought
that objections TO the noise of street
cars we're raised by finnicky, veal
thy residents The fact is that
il is us Morkingmen who need aniet
and who ar91to be benefited most
by a change rnom a noisy TO a noise
less system of transportation. Street
car noises are, nest certainly. pre-
yeutable noises. IL Is likewise true
that we Workingmen are the ones
who more than all others. except
ladies', need seats II is likewise
true that we workingmen would
welcome transportation at the rate
OF one cent for two miles. In short
We need this noiseless, restful and
cheap motor bus system.
"The preacher prays for all. the
doctor ministers unto all; but the
workngmen pays FOR all. Don't for
get il. Directly or indirectly We
will pay i'm full for our Transports
ton system whether il be the II.
L. r property at $2f.000,000 or an
UNDERGROUND system at $50,000.c0s
or a motor hus system at s2,000.0o0.
ut is estimated that there are in
Detroit 100000 working men That
means that il We ray $2tOO0.OOO
for The - L. r each workingman
on an average will have to pay tie
~. ". 49, 500 IL we build an un-
dercrouud railway at $4,000, 600,
each workingman will have to pay
$500 more. And be 1t remembered
that the purchase Of the D g. Il.
viii net do away with the couges-
ti0n upon orr main avenues. The
probabilities are that ,he FIRST false
step thot of purcnasine the y. L.
r. VIII bee follow ov a second
one az similar character namely,
building nm underground railway to
relieve congestion on ,hose p1rticu
lar avenues
Nov WorNnFnen, lot the follow
.ug cardinal principles sink deep
into orr con -ciousuess:
We have tho brains
We hove the money
$50. toro the votes
Nc pay for an
surely gentlemen with these fouc
aea. 500 ou1bt to win the game"
aroine' ,ac strce' railway commits
.t.u tro Mar, administration and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
WOMAN !
IS BEATEN
Boy Lock-
ed Up for Brutal
Attack

Robbery Is believed 10 have been
The motive for an attack on Mrs.
Mary Carneghi, SO years old, of No.
3O2 Brady-st., at $3.50 Thursday
morning, by a young man. alleged
TO have been Frank Gretchen II
years old. Of No. 652 Seneca-aye
who is under arrest. Mrs Carneghi
Identified Gretchen when Detectives
Smith and Wisniewski, who investi-
gated the case, brought him to her
home a halfhour later. Gretchen
was arrested by patrolman at
Watson and Rivard-sts.
Mrs. Carneghi was working in the
kitchen of her home, she told the
police, when the young man entered
and asked il he, sons were at home
Informed that they were not ne
left Immediately, but returned rev
minutes later. He struck her with
his fist, she says, and when she en-
deavored 10 fight him off he knock
ed her 10 the floor and pushed a
handkerchief down her throat lie
then removed the womans apron
and tied il around her face. Mrs
Carneghi was nearly strangled when
she succeeded in removing the hand
Kerchief
Gretchen, at police headquarters,
said that he had not been at the
Carneghi home Thursday. He de
MES that he attacked the woman.
Mrs. Carneghi's injuries are not
serious. ShHha several cuts and
bruises and was bleeding from the
mouth an hour after the attack
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LAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. IS
Cattle: Receipts. 650. market. slow
and weak prime steers SST5d0 %.
butcher grades, S6.JOmS COWS. $3.50
q $50 Calves Receipts. rs. mar
ket. active. 35c. higher: Gull TO choice.
$1,000 l0.5d sheer and lambs; RE-
ceiIts, $500. market. slow: lambs Toe
higher choice lambs. S90qf0. Gull To
fair. S5.5OGI 90 ycarlinWs, SGG1.50.
sheer. S3m6. Hogs Receipts. 5000.
market. active 5m I5c higher: york
$6Sbq7. heavy. S. 90U7 roughs. s5.25
n5.75; stays, S5M5.25.
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MAN IS KILLED
BY FREIGHT TRAIN

Hit by a freight train of the
Michigan Central, near Dewey road.
when he was repairing coupling
pins ON ear, George Jacob, "a
years old, Of 10. 1l4S Twenty-tifth-i
81. was almost instantly killed. His
spine was broken and he died be-
fore members Of the train crew
reached him Coroner Rothscher Isl
investigating the fatality.
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Marriage Licenses

carlo Huopoli, 25 Alice Forbes. 81
John kuliesa. 81. Zoha stynspin-
Hsr6ert @ Knoch, "a Frances c.
Paul KropIdlowski. 90 Helen NIL
James ). sharpe. so Josephine Kac-
John i. LenoN. 20. Helen $ Fran
Henry Reck. %. Hlda Ulrich. %
Harry Caishaw. a; Elizabeth Dress
August stuck, 81; Frances Roza. q
tgnstz Tarczunski. %; stella by
CYRUS Gettys. a.. Newcastle. wyo
Jessie WickcrshRm. %, Detroit
George Mcguire 62' Elizabeth Nc
Anthony Banossak. &c; katherine
Grochski. 20.
William LaVictoT. "a. Detroit
Blanche Deary. Is, Turner
Joseph Reska. rs Flint, Laura War
Edwin r Prddy, -. Detroit Gotta
l.. Hillenus. q. Oakwood.
Alison orr, 81. Highland Park; Eva
r. Whiting. sh, same
Charles bun, 20, Anna Reno. "a.
stuart r. Grant. "a Hiida Maclean'
Aloyslus NJ Antechi 2s; Celia
..dwafd F. Wander veen. 90 Ina
stanton. 81.
John Buchy, IS; Anna Dobridnio.
al
Joseph 5. Garvelt. 10; Henrietta Co
hon. u.
Karl n. temple. 20. Rose litter
mann, 20. 80,
hnuer 10. 81.
Fred Jornf. 90. Augusta Honser 20.
BeHiamin Braski, 20, Fora kurkoW-
ski. % gu.
irs Tropc. 81 Highland Park.
Frederick Blome. Al; Leila VI. bar
ribeau, rs. ,
Charles Magiera. 20 Anna Nykiel'
samuel Gold. 60 sarah " eitsman,
81
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BALLINGER
GLAD BABE
is DEAD
Continued from page onel

Continued fron Page Onel
theory" said Miss Walsh Il wish
] could have kidnapped the baby, or
that ] could have been IN time 10
adopt IT, would have taken II and
cared for and loved The child
would have given him a chance.
Coroner's Physician Reinhard e.
day exonerated Dr. tlsisslden o.
criminal responsibility .ir connec.
ton with the case. lie issued "a
formal statement declaring Or Hal
selden was right He so reported
officially To Coroner Peter Holman
today.
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Classified
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A French scientist is working
upon photograph which initiates
the human voice by passing 9com-
pressed air through photographically
produced holes in a rapidly moving
strip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Deaths.

william MailouN. 36a Chene, %
DAYS. diarrhea, Carl Obeig. 1850 Har-
per, II years chronic mYocarditist
William r. Gessc, ais Waterloo. SO
years. cirrhosis az liver, William
Peach. Receiving hospital. about ~
years. delirium tremens, william r
Teachout Grace hospital, 80 years,
acute parenchymatous ncphritis. Em-
ify Condor. Receiving hospital, 81
wears. nephritis. Joseph Paine. 10
t,awton, 81 years. diabetis mellituH.
Emma ]. Mari. $40 Copeland. so years.
valvular insuffciency. August Bre-
dow. 100 Ludden, rs years. croupous
pneumonia: baby Long. samaritan
hospital. is hours. tTaumau OF brain !;
Charles Papke. ts4 Roosevelt. IS
years, fatty degeneration OF heart.
John Lochowicz. 9sb Dubois, ~ years.
carcinoma OF stomach: Anna craig.
5sB Townsend, IS years. cirrhosis ot
liver; Jane Mahon. 35s Scyburn. ~
wears, valvular heart disease. Mary
NcilI. t3s Humboldt. about % years
gastric carcinoma. John u. Hess, 33l
fIogarth, rs years. cerebral apopleNN'
Oscar Miller 25f Chestnut. 30 years.
strangulation; Catherine Ferguson.
t41 ST Antoine. 81 years, lobar pneu-
monia: baby CanavRn. Grace hospital
2 days. cerebral hemorrhaRe william
Bullock. 1897 sixteenth, II years. m =
uuest pending; Annie I.AnigAn, thU
Fifteenth. Il years. senility; llet'
Koptor. - peimer. months. lobnr
pneumonia. Bessie Rechardinsou,
catherine, az years, carbolic acid
poisoning.
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Births


BOYS.
william J. Hebpriein. is2 Mack.
Malcolm f. Campbell Providence hos
pitai: Frank prokon. ~ Thirty-nith
Andrew II. Hunt. I3@I Nnn Dy 81 :
Louis Katrowski, sos tooseFttl ,
Frank KlenoWtc2. ga Icathville Jan
wotodonek. 50 Thirty third Fredtr-
lex c. Cox Harper hospital Vincent
=. Canovcr. Grace hospital, tf3 RE
OCornore. al Solvay; Albert 9. bas-
son. "a Granger. George W, TaN lor,
9ts Hart. Henry " Schumacher i3N
Roosevelt. Eliot h Field. Harper hos
pital. Max Eeetiuger. lHA llllnpls >
Charles Rebtoy. 500 Twenty second 3
BENJAMIN Pa<rl Harper ho,PllHt +,
Matter ptkoroskt. ltIS Dubois Frank
Ko-.k. / fnG. Dubois. William X. Gro
YER $50 " Warren. arthur a. l',, T.
l<.r isJ Adelaide BeIor Tumort, $50
Graut. Josef Lita. lr2b Military
rrapk tudnik. 500 Willis: Stanl.N
(Io~Heuski.. j6l Alexandria =. sal
satort came uita. -a2 Lafayette. N''-
-ario nl4reforio. 81 Russell lllcp Loo
ri1. rgV Napoleon. StaUirlaW kornr-5.
III. brandon: Wplrnty NrublcW ISL,
1899 So Nuhiu Staui~iats Sobissnl"-
ski. SO Graody,,,,,g
william r. Williams. as Concord
Harry g. Schuch 5ts Nellowstou"
Nunceuxo Norett, sos ". Fort. Lun-
wik swine korSki 1890 tampbcH. IN
toni Spruzinski, - mitchell John
f.rnnoN. Grace hospital Morris Mai
lar woman hospital. stan. si3w
O'Eotnsleu. SSl TromhlN Gc9r q" on
Ss2 Ch.pe. Frank q. ian. 35a Alect +,
Joseph Latham. IA t-.aalle Frank
crater. 9TO st Aubin. Joseph Janlak,
1918 Chene. Paul Finder. 2l5 Baldwin {.
KaEimierz Paczek, 80 Rollins; " vJ-
cierk Szvdiik. 1872 Central John
steiner. i6l Vanderbilt. Joseph Pace,
I0G sixth. Gust Blink. t3g Antietam +,
Allen Zimmerman. $50 preNeli Julsk
Matapolska. q Grcusel stevens !as
risk 246 Alexandria l. Joseph Me
In. $40 Frederick, StanislaW Bieloc X.
$50 watson; Antont Naeula, s3b Palm-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
New York Mothers
Of Detectives Say
Doctor Was Right

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--"Baby Bol
linger Is better dead"
That is the verdict today OF two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

MRS. MARIAN A. JOHNSON.
~ resident of Detroit for 81
years, who IL dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Nv AIlma

the - T.. Il. and It's cohorts travel
ing under whatsoever attractive
costume
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FoH sALr-RrsoPTs

FOR SALE Ar.LAKE oEioN-Two.
story boarding house. - roums
steam heat. barn, woodsEed. chick
en- park outside cellar. large gar
den. Also high class fastest motor
boat % lake Or. e a. DeCou lock
boN fg6. Pontiac Mlok
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
ron Observation-Disclosures.

a WET WASH BUSINESS viii pay
Buy my washer and extractor and
start one Gilmore, Isl Hart-ave
BIG VIOLIN BARGAIN - Finc old
Strad. model, ebony trimmed tuil
size, evenly balanced tone. perfect
htths. reRTaduated, hbrc, purple
lined case. RruzilwOod bow Resu-.
lar go value. Thir weeks big spe-
eial tl3. Pay weekly NJ you wish.
GltlNNELL BROS Branch. % Mon
roe.
ELECTRIC PIANO BARGAIN-44-
note. Regal dark oak finish coin
attachment, good as new. Former
price $500. our price now $40
Easy terms. GRlNNELL BROS
Branch, 81 Monroe.
MICHIGAN RUG CO. 33s Second
Make old carpets into hno liun rugs.
Carpets bought Rugs for sale,
Cherry 636
Ss7 BUYS STEGNWAY PtANO--Round
corners, carved legs oVerStrung
scale, IN splendid condition; sweet.
pure tone. Pay SOC weekly I, x, ), G, Gai \
BROS Branch. 81 Monroe
PIANo-cost $500. WIZ sell for less
than half VIII take NiCtrola as
ssos. r.
sTEGER PIANo-s167 discount from
regular price; splendid mahogany
beautiful grain, rich hnish; thor
uughly modern, Small payments
Call or write at once. GRlNNELL
BROS Branch. 81 Monroe.
STORAGE furniture. nearly new. bar
gain price. Sumner Co. Mich n Atm.
SODA FOUNTAIN. billiard and pool
tables. new end secondhand Geo.
Marsh Co, Farmcr-st z terms
sl9s FOR HALLETT & DAVIS Piano
Fine mahogany, thoroughly mod
ern In every detail. dull finish. fun
size. splendid condition. Regular
1850 style. Easy payments. GRIN
NELL BROS. 2f5 Woodward.
| ROOMS-F urniture for rooms com
plete. 81 week sumner Mich. a 9Th.
STERLING PIANO only Sis5: was
$3.50 rich mahogany; fun size.
thoroughly overhauled; tuned and
regulated; sweet. pure tone; won
derful value See this bargain to-
! day GRINNELL BROS Branch. 81
Monroe.
TYPEwR1TERs. All new $50 rebuilt
I ~ SIS up Rent 81 mo. up
/ y Agents Corona. weighs
Sk&# lbs Open Sat. eve TIL 8.
! 9A. Detroit Type Co. 100
n Jen.. mr. Wood. Main 4lO2.
WEBER PIANO only s1S7. regular
$500 style. fine ebony; fun size
sweet. clear tone, ina thoroughly
fine condition Small payments AR
ranged 10 quit GRtNNEL.L BROS
Branch. 81 Monroe
STORE FIXTURES
show cases. counters, shelving, wall
cases. floor. cigar and display cases
etc. for all Kinds OF stores Mfg
and sold direct 20 retail trade at
iobhers prices bet stove Fixture
Co. 1890 Cathcrine-st.. corner era
not. StHtn fV22.
sisS for BARDBURY PTANO-Large
rosewood. like new. finely refnish-
ed regular $3.50 style Wonderful
value. Easy payment terms. GRIN
NELL BROS. 245 Woodward
FOR sALE-PIANOs.
WHEELER UPRIGHT PIANO. hand
some mahoEany case with FUN. Ttch
tone. Now only $3.50. 81 cash and
81 weekly The Gable Plano Co.
2ls Woodward,
STARR UPRIGHT PIANO in fulI-size
case Of rich mahogany. Splendid
condition, 10 close out quickly We
offer " for only siqS $40 sends IL
TO NbuT home. The Cable Piano Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
WINDOW CLEANING.
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING CO

GENERAL JANITOE WORK,
office. 1875 Farmer-st
Floors and windows properly cleaned
and work absolutely guaranteed.
Our patrons include General Motors
co. Packard Motor Co, Michigan
DRUG Co. Detroit Times. ODDS Motor
Works, Burnham- Stoepel a Co T.
= Radiator Corp. Northern Motor
Gown t. BeHbFight AZ -, Hav-
den stone 4 Co. TruSScd Concrete
building and many others Phone
Cherry us for trial
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FOR sALE-PItNOs.

WHEELER UPRIGHT PIANO. hand
some mahogany case with FUN. Tich
tone. Now only $3.50 81 cash and
81 weekly. The Gable Plano Co.
2lS Woodward
STARR UPRIGHT PIANO in full-size
case Of rlch. mahogany Splendid
condition. 10 close out quickly We
offer " for only sIqS $40 sends a.
20 your home. The Cable Plano Co.
DIS Woodward
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nEII. wANTrn-mALn.


BOY wanted whip has some experience
on the case df t0 feed Ash Bros
Printing Co. ll9 Gratiot
RoYs with wbscie Apply Western
y lniou TtleEfhph Co. Jorucr Con-
fr'ss and FholhS-sts
MONEY LOANED on furniture AT a
others charges. pTovidont Loan
Society, EOS breitmever Bldg.
PAIERHANGtNG Toe roll. tlnting
ana painting done cheap. good ref
erercos. Grand 33f-R
SUBDIVISION SALESMAN WANTED
Win or Without auto. liberal COM
lac 32ie-
WANTED Household goods. King.
e2s3 tratiot Cherry 2O2.J.
WANTED SIT1 NTIoNs-MALE
SITUATION WANTED by colored
%l,t Meat and pastry cook. Ridge
------
NIGHT WATCHMAN wishes position;
steady work. Cadillac 29S7-R.
WANTED SrrUATIONs-FGmALE.
~ Z 4 n A''N W = y Ri DIV nAuU4f-
aged woman, willing 10 do work OF
any kind, Ina need OF immediate en-
ploymeut Amply No. II Middle-st.
HELP wANTED--TEmALE
III 600 sALEsLADIEs 20 eat the
best zoe luncheon in Detroit at IS
Librarv-ave.
A LARGE CONCERN desires the SER
vicry of am intelligent girl Of is;
salary 20 start gS 220 New Tele-
graph bldg. corner Shelby and Con-
gross
coon steady girl for dining room
work. one who will appreciate "a
good home. Apply ia Lincoln.
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION assured.
Stcnography offers uuequaled OPP
p0rtunities Investigate. Ten
Twenty Chamber Commerce
GiRL rapid at folding circulars; wa
yes s.. Apuh 40 once 81 pufheld.
----------------------- ----------=-
GIRL wanted for kitchen work In
restaurant $40 Hastings
GIRLS wanted for factory work COL
or Envelope Co. - Congress west
fourth floor
WANTF Experienced girl for gem
cral Homework, good cook, no
waehinE. sirall family references
required East 32l1
uXpTJ:TENCEp shirt Finis hers. Ap-
ply kaufman Laundry. l55 GARFIELD.
RAGTlME PIANO TAUGHT n 90
lessons Latonia school of Popu-
inr Music NJ Frances Berry.
Cadillac 39i5-J &c Broadway.
WANTED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We pay while learning Fine oppor-
unity Tor a1vnr cement Rest rooms
provided FOR or duty hours Good
inducements "a bright girls,
THE MICHIGAN ETATE TELE-
rHONE CO
Apply Telephone Bldg. John r. and
Madison
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2O-ACRE FARM. $500
5-room house. barn and outbuiidinQs
Above Mt Clemens. I miles from
electric car line alb rich level land
orr main road. half mile from VII
lage school and-ehurch
This Is n well-located property and
a bargain.
I. JOHNS Manager Farm Dept
WALTER G. PlPEP
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STORE FIXTURES

slsS for BARDBURY PTANO-Large
rosewood. like new. finely refinish-
ed. regular $3.50 style Wonderful
value Easy payment terms GRIN
NELL BROS. 245 Woodward.
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WEBER PIANO only s157: regular
$500 style. fine ebony; fun size,
sweet clear tone, in thoroughly
fine condition Small payments ar.
ranged TO quit GRtNNELL BROS
Branch. 81 Monroe.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-12-10
LIBERTY.

Health is very good throughout
this community.
Mrs. Viola Wick visited the fam.
lily of Carl Wick Sunday.
Elihu Florence spent the week.
end with E. Il. Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. hubert Greer Wis
tied their parents Monday.
Mrs. Travis Brooks visited Mrs
Marion Greer Wednesday.
r. G.. Florence was out here one
day last week bird hunting.
Mrs. Mana McMurtry was the
guest of homefolks Monday.
Justice A. N. Presson has recent.
ly completed a modern stock barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Florence
were guest of Fl. A. Greer Friday
evening.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the guidance of Miss Ona
Whitfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Presson
have been visiting relatives near
Big Sandy.
Mrs. Jennie Florence and chill
dren visited the family of E. G..
Florence Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eubert Greer Wis
tied their uncle, X. B. Walker,
the first of the week.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-12-10
Good Enough.

We, the undersigned citizens
oppose the present game laws, and
do hereby pledge ourselves that
We will not give anyone permission
to hunt on our premises during the
years 1915 and 1916 who has paid
the one dollar license fee, thereby
aiding some useless official to draw
a large salary to have our squirrels
and birds killed.
A. I. Cuff, j. T. Cuff, S. G. Wick,
ID. M. Hollingsworth, G. H. Cuff,
Allan Cuff, J. G. Warrick, L. T..
Farrar, M. P. Pafford, j. H. Cuff,
S. L. Utley, W. M. Cuff, A. L. Cuff
and w. V. Cuff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-12-10
WILL HOLD
THE PRIMARY

The County Primary Board OF
Benton County for the holding oi
la primary December l5, 1915, in
the runoff for United States Sena.
tor, met in the Office of Circuit
Clerk G. B. Holiday November
"a and appointed the following
officers to hold said election:
First district-W T Henry ,rre-
ceiving officer; Bob Mcdaniel, w
A Henry and A j Goodman, judges;
E l. Hudson and B.J Henry, clerks.
Second-J B Flowers, receiving
officer; Theodore Wood, J L Hat
ley and W P Oxford, Judges; D B
Gossett and r J. Novel;, clerks.
Third-W r Williams, receiving
officer; J E Nunnery, A E Swindle
and 4 V Bomar,j Judges; J E Swim
die and Tom Flowers, clerks.
FOURTH B Reed, receiving
officer; . Fl Bray, T f Kee and Fl
L Summers, Judges; w r Kee and
j r Hicks, clerks.
Fifth-W N Mcdaniel, receiv-
ing officer; Clay Rushing, g B Ut
ley and E J Hartley, judges; A r
Thompson and Clarence Doherty,
clerks.
Sixth-CL L Hicks, receiving off.
Ger; j G Rushing, G G Camp and
j B Bullock, Judges; J H Rober-
son and j W Galbreath, clerks.
Seventh-O G Patrick, receiving
officer; A A Melton, FaP Wheatley
and John A Holland, Judges; M F
Berry and D f Melton, clerks.
Eighth c Herrin, receiving
officer; r A Brooks, E G Flowers
and W FL Hicks, judges; Wheeler
Capps and @ L Manning, clerks.
Ninth-E H Young, receiving
officer; L Climer, W L VanH uss
and John Askew, judges; G Glenn
ent and John Doherty, clerks.
Tenth-S W Cuff, receiving off
Ger; M L Holland, Al Melton and
W E Miller, judges; j w Maiden
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and G L Lashlee, clerks.

and G L Lashlee, clerks. q
Eleventh-Tom Smith, receiving
officer; s L Teaster, j FL Simmons
and W j Smith, Judges; M j Bak-
or and M A Brown, clerks.
Twelfth-W DLuther, receiving
officer; j L Jordan, I E Deaton
and L j Deaton, judges; j M Kee
and j w Greer, clerks.
Thirteenth-W ID Cantreil, re-
ceiving officer; Arch Spence, W A
Chance and j B Ward, Judges;
M F Henry and Fl e Ward. clerks.
Fourteenth-M l. Harris, receiv.
ing officer; E B Oxford, W M Cole
and W II Hyatt, judges; B d Furr
and A A Hyatt, clerks.
Fifteenth-W II Lashlee, receiv-
ing officer; T P Farrar John Y Jor-
dan and w r Summers, judges; H
i Cain and Josh Summers, clerks.
Sixteenth-E @ Hall, receiving
officer; R L Beaton, III Wheatley
and j L Mobiles, judges; ] M Bea-
and j M Allen, clerks.
g. tB. HOLLADAY.
4W.sG. FRY.
j. d. BROWN.
G. M. LESLIE.
@. N. FRAZIER.
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FARMERS UNION.

To members of the Farmers
Union-The county union is here
by called to meet at the Lashlee
warehouse in South Camden on
Saturday, January l, 1916, at 10
o'clock a. m. All members are ur-
gently requested to be present, as
business Of importance will be
transacted.
CLAY RUSHING,
President