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Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
@eburten.

Glmer II @irginia Sdrotb, @sGOden
Tero. II. TIor1 @alomonn, Mdo@en
@lmer nno Sane @molo. Wdohen.
Sermunn uno Gertrude Wintler, &nabe
Griebrih unb 8. @eameg, &nabc.
Sobn uno 5leta Sob, Mooden.
@rtbllr llnb 9oura 0efcr, Mabden.
Sobesf1lle:
Sobn Mrnplo, 81 Sabre alt, Il. q.
Soloatenbeim.
@m. S. Settler, 80 Sabre aft, 632
6 Ctr. &.=8.
2ouiS &emp, g. Sabre oft, @oib.
MiDlum Soipital.
Gbomos Sell. 55 Sabre alt gll-
bcrcliIoiis Soipital.
Scirats : Gisenieu,
9eonaro g. Springmann nno 80
falie Gauun.
aarl Eipert II. emma Santbonier.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Sprcdt SIR mieSer OentId?

Sdlt eltd1 Der oe1tti6e 2aut 10 i@per?
Nebmt Oieie Sro8e tief 8u Ser5en:
Oa quatlhtSbr englii9 bin uno Der
Wta6t eu6 Der Sreubrub feline
S6mer3en2
limo ieBt crit in Der ihmeren 3eit,
Ser 9cuti6en=&aB mubt iih 10 brett;
Gin finlt'rer @eiit i1lei1t our6 Die
Meltena
Col unire Spro6e nihts mebr GEL
ten?
3 raft euh auf unb i1ltmet nibtl
geo6 lit oie &rone euer gigen:
|9oidt es nt6t aus 0as fdone 2iht,
Cont miiBtet ibr Dor Sham emit
f1meigen.
&er jeBt bic MlttterIprame ebrt,
Der lit oes oel1tIden Nnmens merit;
Mer lit 10 feig nno mill it6 l1euen2
|Sm So0e nod, miiBt er's bereuenl
JGat eudy Der oeuti6e 2aut 10 idiper,
Subt Sbr Die Seimat gar5 pergeiien?
Gin beilger Grub 5iebt itbers Neer,
Wfit 8Iut unO Glen miro gemeiien.
Sbr 9euti6e in Der nelten 8elt,
Nu6 Sbr itebt ouf Dem @brenfelO!
@out Sbr an 9eutl1lunos @roBc
glauben?
2aBt eu6 Die Mltteriprn6 ni6t rall-
ben!
Sic lit un0 bleibt nod unier Sort,
Sb ale Seufel uns beorGngen;
Drum merit ni1t oieic &rone fort,
|2oBt eli6 ms mGIi1e Sod niht 5mGu-
gen.
Sbr oeutl6en MGnner, oeutl6c
Jrau'n,
@ollt ibr auf @ottes 8eiitano trau'n2
Damn itebt nun felienfeft inn Streite,
3eigt eu9 inn oeuti6en Gbrenfleioe!
Sdlt eu6 Der oeltti6e 2ort 10 fhmer2
8iel unfrout mn bert in Dem 8arten.
9ie oeutide Stride bot emit @ebr'
$50 treue @drtner ibrer barrten,
Wfan luolte aber englif6 iein
Gum Suonsmable Ilio man elm;
Wfon i6ob Die oeuti6e Sprad1 bei
Seite,
ytltn erntet hrs, 5n eu'rem 2eioel
Die oeuti6e Yreiie idien ou fabl
8erpont mar iie in beiier'n &reiien;
yelln fam elm falter @alieritrabl
Ser motif uns fait 6as Ser5 5erreiBen.
Shamlos greift man Die 9eutl6cn
anil
limo Sbr ieio i6liIo, ibr babt's getall,
ytltr englii6 mars an ellrem Seroe.
@ott belf' uns, OnB es nnoerS peroel
Salt eu9 Der 0eutiae 2allt 10 i6mcr?
Die 9ano ans Ser5l laBt's uns be-
fennen:
Man COB germ leinen Nomen Der,
I'm nit Dem ubobern CROP" 81 resl-
Mls @brgei5 idnaufte Monder nit,
Dos @elo lit allemnl elm &itt;
Nfan ipra6 bon nieoern, oeutlden
&Ioiian
9ie ni6t in Die o@eiellidaft" paIlen.
@ottlobl oos ipcr elm bittrer Shludi
Mit einem SblcJ bobt hrs erfabren;
Grit 0aHte man. es mar elm Gpuf -
8eil fie 10 liebr ih 81 cilb moren.
Nun miBt ibr'S 'aas Die @lode ihIdQt
Die Sreunoidaft splanfe lit ourdldgt;
Muf oeutides Golf! lei ne1 geborcn,
yfoh 1T Die &rc.le niht perIorenl
a. S. g.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

&beiniuein Giiis, pon Spppel-
tenn SGnregebnlt. Grlanbt baber
eleides Enaatnm 8aiiersnaabe
sMln WebranA. 25 Gents oas
pDlle Siiart bel Gbriitiam Fan,
Der, 900 Ute Strake.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

Gbriitian .fanoer's mniibertreff-
lid)cr aiimmel. Seiier ais Der
SmpUrtierte. Is Gents bus bulle
GMart. Wnr sa baben 900 7tc
Str. W.-N.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

@crGnderte yratiuiritc, Gdte
Sranffnrter, bas @efte fir ben Gpm.
mcr, nnocrfdlidt, mniibertrefflid !
@a6ler's. 532 Genter Marft un6 Is
HiggS Marft. 4,
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

@ranS Smperial Sect, Obne
3iucifel Der bette alcr amerifa-
niiden Gbampasner, at baben
fir $1.45 Die Tlaide bel Gbriiti-
an Rambler, 900 Ute Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
9entide 6reimamrer eOse,

w Noam Shneioer, SefretGr
Ser. 1921 @=Str. N.-@. 8eri. am
I. nno 3. 0ienstag /. sc. i'm neller
Wtalonic ScmpeI.
NilGelm Sell spse Nr. 5, g. .
&. uf s. @eri. ON /. uno 3. Don.
nerstag /. 90. in 922 go. Mne. N.=@
Saul 8odidmibt, Sefretar, t07 5
GtraRe &c.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

gnrf's refine @irite nn6 Tlciid.
iuaren. nnoerfGlidt, mniibertrefflid,
BEL 8ibler's, 532 Geater Mfarft nmh
Is Nisss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

GGriitinn fanOer's Masenbitter
Geilt ltnuerbanlidfeit mnb Ma-
senbeIAluer0em. 70 Gents bic
NiniAe. Nnr 5n 6aben 909 7tc
GtraEe.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

EetrO Someea's beriibmtc Ipa-
niiden Sberries limb in 10 Sur
ten bel Gbriitian fan6er 81 babem.
500 Ute Strnhe.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

Ser feinite Galifurniide @eif-
mein, SObannisbers &ieslins 81
1928 Oas 0nbenS, sn baben bel
Gbriitian fanOer, 900 7te CTR.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
4ereins~ und A~ogen~Ralender

De Serren Setret1re fno eebeten, uns fbts BON &oreHenberdnoerunge
irpie BON gorgGugen in ibren gereinen @eridt gu geben, uno fno MIR
1Hs befrebt, iote an geeigneer Steue nufyunetmen.
greis fir 6e SuiertOu Der aurte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

&otcr @einciiis, SEM ans Cher
seluOnnenen Giiis oorsmsieben.
40 Gents Sic -8alIone, 10 Gents
bas Emart bci Gbriitian fan6er,
900 Ute StraEe.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

Mlctgcr, (inngcr 0cntider) | Sa9r
i'm SGn0e, ipri6t etluus engliidb III
alien Nrbeiten erfabren, imft iiG SIT
ucrGnOern, M%ngcbOte ridtc man al
Oas Sonrnal.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
2anbiGser itets porrGtis!
M"6Io.ta

532 Genter Marft II. Is 3igss Marft
Die einsige @erfamfsteae fir edte
Ganbiager.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
2anSs mnnnidaftlide nnb 1lnteritiit-
mas : Gereine.

@erein @nbeR. @eri. om 2. Mitt-
nod i. &c. 1T 922 go. slne. N.-@.
Ylois Rcinbort, Sefrctar, 531 2te
Ctr. sc.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

M0blicrtes 3immcr 5n Dcrmictcn.
Glcqonte M0bel, cleftriihcs Si6t
NeiBcS 8olier unb Sa0.
go Ate Ctr. N..@.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
4ruipect sill @rmctcrn.

Sine GrtrG-% Der yDt'
nnS @ra5. Gigentii mcr Scs y&rOipccI
Sill 6rieobofcs" fiuOet itntt in Der
Safe ocs ySricntal San-%erciaS"
S.-@S. Gle Der 6tcn rnS S-Str. "
u. em ~ dJ Sen IL. Y .
OcmbcrS 3. s., a6euOs s llbr.
gSidjtiae @cI6dfte lieacn OOr-
" III. sc artin, Scfretir
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

For rst-Class Watch
Repairing See Elan the
Matchmaker, Helper, Utah.
ID. g. II. G. Time Inspector.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

ever since have been regarded as peo-
pie OF which any community would
be proud, They are held In the high
est esteem by hundreds OF friends Ia
the valley today who will be happy
to hear OF their celebrating the sixty
third anniversary.
They have raised three daughters,
Mrs Harry u. Jones. Mrs. J. u. itiber.
who lives ON Orchard Mesa. and Mrs.
a.. y. BeeHon OF Kansas city. Mo-, and
Mira George Chase OF Antioch. Gala
"A niece they raised as "a daughter.
They boast four grandchildren. Mill
lard and Teddy Jones and Willieand
Chester Beeson and Maybeile Nay
hew. n grand niece.
The sixty-three years Of their mar
ried life can be looked to AZ an exam
pie OF AN ideal American home. They
have lived a true life. honorable 90 the
highest degree. tIustful and faithful
and their reward IN manifest. They
have ever been devoted Christians.
They attribute much OF the beauty OF
their home life 10 the fact that Mr..
Miller was always the real father OF
the household and she was the real
mother and their domains were re-
spected with a sweetness OF cOmrade-
ship that has made the union one OF
ever increasing happiness. They have
lived 40 long together that they are
both essential 20 the other and are
only happy when the other In near and
when the other In well and oontented,
too.
Grand Junction people can well he
and are proud OF this couple, which h
probably the only couple In the West
who haye lived together three score
and three years. Mrs. Miller was
born In Montgomery county, Ind. IN
1885. and he was born In Shelby
county. KY. In 1899. Mr.. Miller says
3 ''To have good neighbors' my father
ALWAYS told me you've rot 10 be one
: yourself and guess II applies IN
, pretty nearly an lines where people
. are 20 get along together"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
Correspondence The Sun.

The Sun.
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. oct ?.
-slxty-three years ago. Thursday.
September 40. 1859. Mr.. and Mrs..
william y. Miller Of this city. listened
10 the strains of their wedding march
and were united In marriage by the
Rev. Oiiver ~. Wilson. pastor Of the
Christian church In Ladoga. Ind,
thlrty-slx miles northwest OF Indian
apolls. Thursday they celebrated that
event and the sixty three-ye year honey
moon they have had. lie at NJ years
and fhe at ~. are the happlest couple
one would care "a see. always to-
gethsr. having laid by FOR their rainy
day" years with such care that they
can rest and enjoy the autumn OF their
lives together.
They reside with their daughter and
son-in-law. MIR. and Mrs Harry ~.
Jones. having sold their own home
here few years ago. Nearly every
day they read and chat together for
hours and II Mrs. Miller goes over an
hour without knowing where he In,
she soon looks him up and when she
In feeling under the weather. which
she does occasionally. he comes 90 her
side and reads 10 her and talks with
her II IL the sweetness Of old age and
perfect marital harmony perronified.
Following their marriage sixty
three years ago. which is but seven
years less than the average span OF
life. as allotted to man by the Bible
MIR. and Mrs. Miller resided In the
place OF their marriage until he wal
called 90 the colors OF the union arm,
In the hospital service. This was IL
1851. Mrs. Miller soon became hos
: pital nurse and later hospital ma
: iron 40 that she could be with him a
= the front and together they served
= faithfully for their country, often en-
during sights and hardships which q
q this day they remember wildly, The
= toiled with the bloody victims of IN
= awful Lone Jack and Wilson creel
70 battleflelds, and at breckenridge an
= Lexington. Mo. did noble deeds wit
y the hospital corps. They cared fo
= the wounded and dying and some
y times stopped In their work 10 pra
= that the carnage OF humanity Nigh
cease. Their faith was ever true an
- their trust In God supreme, and whe
the light Of peace dawned they wer
happy to return together 20 thel
home.
Then they moved 10 Bloomington
" Ills. from which place they went
Ottawa. Kan, and In 1883 moved
lCanon City. Colo, when Colorado wa
seven years old as a state. Just tweT
| ty-siN years ago they moved % Gran
| Junction 10 make their home. II
| Joined the builders OF the communal
and was always counted upon as on
of the staunch, dependable men
the city and his works and deeds wi
live Together Mr.. and Mrs. hill'
: started their Grand Junction life an
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
- DOES jon PRINTING.

a. IL your stock Of letter heads
,,,,,. bill heads and other office
I.u,,, Let us figure with you on
J. hooks certificates. booklets or
- An fact anything in the
80 line The sun. Price, Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
TWO THOUSAND MORE
Colorado Contractor Again Favored
A. Against Local People.

Carbon county's commissioners held
a meeting last Saturday with sharp
and nryner present. "Bill" Hamilton
is now employed by the Denver ana
Rio Grande railroad on It's sanpete
Valley branch run out OF Thistle,
Commissioner Bryner was authorized
20 make arrangements with J. ID.
Mathew. the Colorado contractor. 20
build "A piece OF road between Price
and Soldier Canyon at a cost OF two
thousand dollars. more or less. The
same IN 20 be completed before Janu-
AIRY 10. 1913. The motion was put by
sharp and seconded and voted for by
Bryner.
u. BergeTa OF Helper was granted a
liquor license at Black Hawk ON con-
dition that he make application In
legal form the same 10 be approved
by the county attorney within five
DAYS. He Ii 10 file with the county
clerk within the five days IA good and
sufficient bond and with the treasurer
certified check for his license. The
motion authorizing the above wal
made by Bryner and seconded by
Sharp,
The retail liquor license Of JOIN
scarpino at sunnyside was granted Al
was also "A wholesale and retail licens'
20 John Arronco at Kenilworth. clar
ence Robinetts appointment as as
sistant county treasurer was approved
r.. r. Burke was named as registration
Iasent at Black Hawk. J. = Campbell
al East Hiawatha and John Leamas
ter al West Iiiawatha.
An adjournment was taken until "a
day CFridaD. October Sth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

with the Law ~
board OF diree'a'1
day Of seplsme1
res Of each pai''I
may be neeesan
front door Of "
ton. Carbon oousu
b day Of Oeso'.,
D. m. OF said dals
assessment there's
,ost and expenss 2
Secretary
I6, 1915 40,
last oct s. W"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

work a speehlI
Ask for esilmalss.'
ed and given y. y
Address The s''
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

every descrlPu'
kings The sun :
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

The sun carries full and complete
line of pencils, inks, mucilage, pens
blank books and office supplies In
general. Mail orders solicited. Ad-
dress. The sun. Price, utah.-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
RATIoN DAYS
\ IN NOvEMBn
4I++4+t'',

nd october ss'n !
DAYS for the 70, :
ming Noyemp -i 4
ms for town any, !
10 be held 1ls f,
Helper seoil. .ss I
Wellington, ~
es and towns y Z
Those who sl :, 4
Ina see that th Pc. !
the registraIl'y,a, !
voting precln'' !
&C.. A
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
BUT TWO REGIsTRATIoN DAYS
FOR ELECTION IN NOVEMBER

October 18th and October 26th I
, are registration days for the vo-
B tiers at the coming November
, election. Elections for town and I
3 city officers are 20 be held this I
, year az Price, Helper, Scofield,
. Castle Gate and Wellington, the
, incorporated cities and towns OF
3 Carbon county, Those who eX-
= pect 90 vote should see that their
. names appear on the registration
. books OF the voting precincts
= where they reside.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
NRY'
lTISIN|

ing club recent
ger Of the ID
tcly devoid u Il
r. handlse We'd
automobile 1hi
crtislnE IN a. Il
USE OF THE IA
,CCii WITH ID
rather be whsu 1
lost than not I'd
n Carbon eouu.
Circulation bod
! will show In I
no sentiment |
business pnn
helping the a
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
THE ELECTION LAST SATURDAY.

The result of the city election held last Saturday in which the
city council sought to test the sentiment of the electorate of Gre
NADIA regarding an increase of ? mills in the school tax levy, was
little or no surprise to those who had taken a survey of the situa-
ton. There was much mis- information abroad regarding the pr-
poses OF the proposed increase and the expenditures for schools
during the past few years. In view of the sningency of economic
conditions, and the errors that had crept into the minds of many in
reference to public school disbursements, it is a wonder that there
were as many affirmative votes cast. The proposition carried in the
West Ward but lost in the East Ward.
AS a member of the board of trustees, had we known that the
city council contemplated ordering an election just now, we would
have advised against it as being inopportune on account of eco.
nomic conditions, though, the council, we are sure, acted for what it
believed to be wise and best. ~
Seriously, we are of the opinion that the council is clothed with
absolute authority to have made the raise without an election. We
make this statement with all Difference to the learned and astwe
legal adviser for the board, who, out OF an abundance of caution,
sought the approval OF the electorate. We are one of those who
believe, when charged with a responsibility, in acting with the lights
before you with Just as few legal bubbles as possible.
Grenada Will mol let her public school suffer. The town has
never failed to measure up to any duty or failed to meet any emer-
gency. Because the tax levy failed does not mean that Grenada is
not united and that she is not heart and soul with our public school
The future is before US. The star of hope beckons US to 60 for.
ward. A well trained and educated citizenship is the only sure bul-
wark against pelf, jealousy and super stition and the other innumer
able pitfalls that are in the pathway of our children. The fact that
the adults OF the present day did not enjoy the school comforts and
benefits that children now have is no reason for denying the best to
the children OF the present day. We were blessed with advantages
tar superior to our fathers thanks to their self-sacrihce and toll, and
our hearts should gladden. at what we are able to do for our children.
The children of Grenada are entitled to the best.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
AN ERROR CREPT INTO A FEW PAPERS,

In our editorial of last week, patrons and Customers Must
have Suffered we inadvertently wrote, This is what the Bank of
Ciarksdale did last year" when we should have said and meant to
say planters Bank" of the town of Clarksdae. After a few papers
had been run off, we noticed the error and had the press stopped
and correction made.
Our good friend and former townsman. E. P. Peacock. is the
moving power in the Bank of Clarksdale, while Mr.. w. p Holland
IS one OF the strong forces in the Planters Bank. 1t was Hollands
bank mat earned the no per cent in one year and it was Holland
that INVESTED $500 in Bnbo.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
CARTER PUTS RUSSELL IN THE NINE HOLE.

Lee Russell, who is opposing Bunyan +. Carter for Lieutenant
GOVERNOR is IN a nine hole. Carter says he is not only willing to
Inc contest to his own county, Amite, but is willing also to
ieaVe IL 10 lafayette, Russell's home county. Carter would no
doubt readily agree to let tn. town of Oxford, where Russell lives
the race. Russell, So far, appears to be speechless on Car,
challenge. "a"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25

"lhere is nothing to it." gentlemen, the real issue before the
Peopie o Mississippi today in state politics is anti graft versus grail
an a inc an'ng to 40 IS o vote as you pray. OF course. if your prayer
or n wicked to bear rule, that the people may mourn, then vote
s san ticket, but i it. is for the supremacy of righteousness and hon
III PuDhc omciais, then cast your vote against those whose lives
nave o risen superior to the suspicious of the law. if not its exc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
A SAFE RULE.
The Brookhaven Leader says:

The Brookhaven Leader says:
we can't have peace with things going wrong-the rights and
privileges of people unrecognized; principles houted; dsrespect
shown religious convictions; lax regard for the law. and we might
incidentally mention personal ahimosities cherished; divisions among
the people where there should be and could be union; dishonor, dis,
loyalty, impurity, intrigue and hypocrisy all about us-a hydra
headed monster! No, we cannot have peace with these cohorts of
dissenton gaining the aScendency over life at its best. This is not a
picture of Brookhaven and Lincoln county particularly but of hu-
mainly everywhere.
LAS long as people vote for foul-mouthed. immoral. drink
soaked men, who wink at crime and loose morals, lust so lone win il
be impossible to raise the standard and be at peace The stand
ard has been raised in Lincoln county but no. so high that we need
not be reminded of danger.
"As far as the law is concerned it was made to protect UPRIGHT
citizens and when the derelict or the offender is prosecuted. there is
a lot OF inspiration in 1t Tor the law-breaker and the crimina!lv in
cllned and for higher evidence for law. and order. Even handed
Justice means equality under the law and that means that Who's
Who has nothing to do with it.
at is high time this town and county were taking u the issues
that they say Amen to on Sunday and that they obstruct on Mon
day. And the boy that takes note of these things and goes WRONG
is the natural product of the life and environment older people have
made for HIM more often than they are willing to admit. Think of
your boys and your families when you cast your ballot into the box
"a duty as sacred as the altar. No use in PRAYING for purity in
politics if you don't work for it and vote for il.
"'No corrupt tree can bring forth good fruit No low stand.
ard citizen can make a high standard officer. BY their fruits We
shall know them -
you should be we'll able to Judge what fruits the present can.
didates will bear as officers by their past affiliations; their personal
influence; the company they attract and keep and the genera trend
of their lives"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25

There has been too muCh-ado about the resignation of Rrvar
He just stepped out o. the cabinet and hut for the newsnaner cor
respondents nobody would have missed him. BRYAN is a good we'll
meaning man, but takes himself at times too SERIOUSLY
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
0OOOyC@
Fortified Tires
Cost Users S., 0OO,O 600 Less

Our last price reduction
made February 1st-will save
Goodyear users about FIVE mil
lion dollars this year. And that
was our third reduction in two
years, totaline As per cent.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
Yet Note This

Yet Goodyear Fortified Tires
embody many extras Five are
costly features found in no other
tire. The rest are found in few.
II we omitted those extras, we
could save on this years probs-
bic output 81, 635, 900. We
could add that to our profits, yet
Goodyear tires would look as
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25

Bryan deserted Champ Clark and tried to devour Grover Cleve.
land and now quits Wilson at a very inopportune time.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25

good as now.
This years
improvements
alone will cost
US 100000
this year. All
to give you ex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25
They Are Yours

1nGy Arc ours
These extras belong to you.
They mean less rim.cuts, less
blowouts. less loose treads. They
mean more rubber. more fabric.
more mileage. less trouble. Most
tire users know that, SO Good
year tires far outsell any other.
Prove it yourself this sum.
mer. It will bring you tire con.
tentment.
ANY dealer, It you ask him,
will supply you Goodyear tires.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-25

ira wear. And we she'll spend
500, 600 on research this year
to find more improvements still.
Evening star., 1915-12-22
JOHN ). HAMILTON. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-Louis Gutenberg, trustee in bank
ruptey of B. +. smith, 49, vs. Frances J; smith de. de.
fendant.-EIuity No 33O06.-The object Of this
suit is to set aside deed from Bartholomew F
smith to Frances J. smith, dated May l9.S,
District of Columbia. which deed recorded
among the land records of said District on May
23, 1919: and the further, object of said suit is
to restrain the defendant from disposing of fifteen
bonds issued by Dare county. state of North
Carolina. payable to bearer, with interest at .
per cent. fourteen OF said bonds being in the
sum of $500 each and one in the sum of
$500, all OF said bonds having been delivered
TO B. +. Smith in payment of the construction by
him Of Jail building for said county, and to re-
quire the said defendant to deliver all of said
bonds TO plaintiff in settlement of the lien and
claim thereon by the creditors of said b. F.
Smith. bankrupt On motion of the plaintiff it is
this 22nd day of December. 1915, ordered that
the defendant cause her appearance to be en-
tered herein before the .fortieth day. exclu-
sve of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the date of the first publication of this order:
otherwise the cause will he proceeded with as in
case of default. Provided. copy of this order
be published once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star newspaper before said date. THOS.
H. ANDERSON. Justice. tSeal) A true COPY
Test: ]. X. YOUNG. Clerk. By F. Z. CUNNING
HAM. Asst. Clerk. de22, % jas