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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
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COOK CHOPS A WAY
THRU LESCHl FENCE

pay a s2o-a-month concession fee 10
the board
Ed Has . Thought
Apparently. when the park
boards eight men had finished the
Job. the fence was impregnable. II
looked as II you couldn't get intf
Lanes store without walking n
block or so around and entering IL
by a flank movement
The park boards men went away.
and the park board smacked It's lips.
But the park board hadn't reck-
oned with Ed Saskatchewan.
He heard Lane and Chief Engi.
neer James OF the Seattle Electric
Co. discussing the fence outside.
and no wiped his hands on his
apron.
He stepped out and surveyed the
feat OF the park board He saw that
the fence ended. al one end. In a
bush. OF course he knew nobody
could get thru that bush but a
rabbit.
But n that bush were cut down,
Gets His Meat Saw
Ed dashed back into the kitchen
and reappcarcd. waving a meat
saw.
Il show Meester Park Board ho~
Old Ed take bees Dardanelles," he
cried. and attacked the shrub.
Fifteen minutes later there was
clear path thru from the park
into the ice cream and eofr drink
house. and Ed retired In good order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

/ tails Il so badly needs II you expect
to get fat and gain in weight
II mixes with the food you q.
for the purpose OF turning w
sugars and starches In your , novr
into rich. ripe ncurishment for Year
tissues and blood. IL aims 20 saw
the immense amount OF fat-nak,ns
nourishment that now propaos
goes to waste with every meal -
force II TO renew the red corpusc,,sss
throughout the body, and 10 puis.
layer upon layer OF healthy iat "
wasted, emaciated frames. It's sols
purpose is to make FAT-fat thes
means better looks. better health, -
warmer body and more aeu's
brain.
Don't take my word for this ,
don't ask you to believe me nv.
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ence that prevents decision and -
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and send the FREE COUPON oei'ci
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prove that all l say is true. lss.S
Sargol with your meals--then w., ~
IL work. See II weight dom 60 ~
and nervousness so down. ss 'snr-
ach troubles don't vanish ana wvr
ries fade away: II face and nsusS
don't fiji out with healthy rat s
happiness and Joyous, ouo; W.
strength. energy and ambition mrs
the place OF tagging, dropping eou'
age and wasted vitality. att
Cut out the coupon now. sem a.
to me now with your name anu ~
dress and 10c in silver. TO help pss
postage. packing. etc, and 20 p.S.f
good faith, and soc packaes ~
Sargol will go forward 70 you a..
return mail. absolutely free
dress Sargoi Co, s7I-J, He
Building. Ringhamton, n Y. rs
DO this little thing which mean
so much today--this minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

q tantrum about this morning."
she got only nine bouquets last
night"
Great Scott Amt that enough =
NO. she paid for ten,"
Without footing the Teutons'
horn, you've got to admit they put
the rush In the Russians.
A few more days, and then Octo-
Der. Hubby will soon have to roll
out Of bed an hour earlier to boom
the furnace.
The car is monarch OF all he
surveys" said one fellow at Argu-
ment Corner, on Union st. But his
survey doesn't extend as far as II
used to-" said another.
City OF Everett offers $3.50, 900 for
present Everett water system.
Why NOT START A DANCE DEBATE9
DR.. Leonard wants Us TO go back to
Biblical days for dancing fashions. He
says men danced by themselves and
women by their lonely In those days.
where does the doctor get this stuff;
asks Vic Rosenberg. the seller a Co.
drummer. Didn't the daughters Of Mil
pai, some place, come out to dance
with the victorious Hebrews In their
march thru the land Of Canaany Yes,
and what kind Of dancing did salome do
In the Biblical days7
Gov. Lister expected at Frisco
Wednesday. Fire band gives con
cert Tuesday.
Bids on Colfax-Rosalia and Day.
ton Waitsburg stretches OF state
highway to be opened October IL.
John II. James, rs, civil war vet
eran, dies at Walla Walla.
Gov. Lister honors extradition OF
Edwin t. Churchill, wanted In Mich
igan for embezzlement.
Thomas Raymond. surveyor
wounded when rifle explodes in tar.
get practice at Aberdeen Armory
Didn't know 1t was loaded with reg.
ulation shell.
Life at the battle front wouldn't
be hard for him, says Jacobs che
photographer. He's used TO expos.
ures.
We don't care TO be profane, yet
We can't help noticing how the
bloomin' British are putting the ell
In Dardanelles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
Can't Stand the Work

No matter how hard a mans
work Is he can enjoy II II he has a
clear head. sound body and
steady nerves. But lame, aching
backs and "jumpy" nerves make
hard work harder.
often It's only weak kidneys.
The work itself may bring kid
ney trouble. Work that requires
constant bending. reaching, stoop-
Ing or lifting strains the kidneys In
time. so win iolting. vibration.
dampness. sudden changes OF heat
and cold, chemical fumes. or being
always on ones feet.
Kidney sufferers complain Of be-
ing tired all the time. lame In the
morning. dull and nervous: they
have headaches. dizzy spells, dart.
ing pains.
Don't give up. Don't let gravel.
dropsy or Bright's disease make a
start. Help the Kidneys. Use
Doan's Kidney Pills. che kidney
remedy that's praised everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

When J. r. johnson. owner Of
Tate's cafe. was on the witness
stand In the Lang case. nearly ey-
cry councilman had some sort OF
question to ask him.
And what do you suppose Dale
inquired into? He asked him how
many cooks and walters he EN-.
pioyed and what kind OF lunches
he put MP.
We submit IL wasn't fair for
Dale, who Is In the cafeteria bust
ness, to take advantage OF a rival
on the witness stand and make
him tell trade secrets.
The leaves are beginning to
fall" said the poetical maid on an
Alki car. Yes" said the Townin-
review guy, soon even the fall will
leave"
whats the leading lady In such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

-Four charter amendments are
sought by the Initiative at Spokane.
Benjamin Stickney Cable, former
assistant secretary OF commerce. kill
ed In auto wreck near Ipswich.
Mass.
President Wilson gives hearty
welcome TO a. A. X. veterans
at annual reunion
-Tacks puncture numerous tires on
Greenwood and Phinney ave. lines.
Some day one OF these tack vandsls
viii get his good and plenty.
Robert Mitchell. democratic eoun-
~ chairman. Walsenburg. Colo.
found murdered.
Councilman Lundy, who was In
the automobile business, says all
autos are not alike. Yes. but they
smell alike.
The allies In Europe may need
strengthening. But some OF the
Washington ST. alleys are strong
enough now.
HE'LL GROW RICH now
'f''-s&T "shvE4~fs Nft8fttsi Of fnF
Montcsano schools and p~raber Of the
board of regents Of the state university.
l. writing . history Of the Pacific North
west. For this work he IL to receive .
resolution Of thank. from the pioneer. Of
the county.-Aberdeen correspondent.
A Seattle cafe. now that the state
has gone dry. has been made over
into a soda water factory. This,
however. won't permit certain folks
in the distillery business to keep up
their spirits.
Capt. Joseph Bernie. Canadian
Arctic explorer. Is back al Quebec,
after successful trip TO Baffin island.
Didn't know there was a war.
Attempt 10 set on fire home OF
Assistant Secretary OF Navy Roose-
welt at Poughkeepsie fails.
burglars get away with $3.50 cash
and jewelry In safe at King county
hospital. Articles belonged to in.
mates. Safe was left open. Some
management!
PROVIDED FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

She-Yes, that's my husband.
Last night he asked me what would
become of me II he died.
Hc--What did you ssy7
She told him I would stay here
the question was what would be-
come Of him.
Manfred p. Welcher. field secre.
tary OF Antl-Cigarette league. spoke
at three Seattle schools. Wonder II
he's also liquor welcher.
--British-American Relief assocla.
ton meeting In Henry building cele.
brates with song the recent ad.
vance made by adlies.
DR.. A. W. Leonard says dancing IN
schools Is unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

first placed for months and years.
wasting their fertilizing property
while sterile fields cry for II and
often times the mortgage takes
them. mullen stocks and bull
thistles.
All these are crime-making,
hungercreating. humanity. weaken.
Ing wastes. declares DR.. X. l.. Dixon
in Michigan's Health Bulletin.
Then there is the health-destroy.
ing hurry and worry. fret and frus.
trate wastes that sap energy,
strength; that drive many men and
women to the scrap-heap. to d.
vorce. suicide. the insane asylum.
Corns are local cone-shaped
chickering's Of the outer layer
Of the skin Of the feet, duo
to pressure and friction OF tho
shoe, or opposed surfaces Of
skin between tho toes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
A Seattle Example:

Guy Q. Robinson. plasterer. 1919
i2nd Ave. s.. says: Hard work
caused n terrible pain In my back.
When I went TO bed. my back hurt
me so that I could hardly sleep.
When | stopped. II was all could
do 10 stralghten again. had
nervous headaches twice week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
2 PASSENGERS HURT
AS JITnEYS C0Luk

Miss Blanche z. Kindes. clert 4
the Bank for Savings. and o. 4 ~
liner. 4l13 Arcade Annex. we're pan
fully injured Monday night, vta
two 1itney buses. driven, RESPECTIVE
ly. by W. z. Metcalfe. sos 2lst ave-
and L. NJ. Norman. colhded 4
Eighth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

Tillie McCann's Escape

A dlNodhes nj ole men,
o
a n
OIL night baseball
sconddne
O and
mentally was the chased little onsve white ball around
of fo
it is
Of
nd
method the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

we are selling our farms bye the
bushel and the ton. taking the fer.
tility out of the soil and not re-
plenishing It: that we spend two
thirds of our time in hesitation and
another in repenting; that large
per cent OF our school taxes and
primary money is spent In schools
where the environments are insani-
tary--breeders OF bad health, bad
civics: an inadequate school unit;
schools with bad ventilation. tuber-
culosis-germ dust; that nurse ty-
phoid fever thru bad water and
worse milk; that encourage small.
pox epidemics rather than enforce
vaccination: that maintain fly
breeding nuisances, unclean and un.
screened garbage cans. dump heaps.
manure piles-many OF which oc.
cupy the ground where they were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
ERkSs{AlD(AfEfWhfRE
By the Way, Has Any One Heard Anything Lately
of Senator Jones Nav?

Pretty soon the rainy season
will start In. But. remember.
there's a silver lining 10 every
cloud. Rainy weather gives a
fellow n chance 20 see those
knee watches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
WILSON GOES TO VOTE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The
president left today for his home in
Princeton, N. j.. to vote In the coun-
ty and state primaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
FREE COUPON

soc BOX FREE ,,-.r
This coupon with loo IN ".,s'
TO help pay postage, pacSihs. ,,es
the holder 20 one soc package
Sargol free. Sargoi Co,
Herald Building. Binghamton. =. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

SOFIA. Sept. disappointment OF
Crown Prince Boris to lead Bull
garia's armies was officially con-
firmed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

suffering.
The fact that
crime costs the
United States one
third OF the cost
|of our govern
'ment: that we
ara paying more
per capita for
crime than for
education; that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

Many married mea
Ieok upon thets wives
- combined carpet
. y eepsrs, letter
epeaery and TALKING
unaehines--aad many
- EN- are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

~ mall. sst a. essy. one year. ~ SOL Q
months, ei.esI sse per month mp 10 Q
months. NJ esrrsss. aity. 1se . month
Entered nj Seattle. wash. Dsstsffies 80
second lass matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28
when You're Well, Keep Well -


This little word waste spreads a
trate wastes that sap energy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28

in Of
report hat
n odnr by his
told the that and denenthe
he oyid he
a
Of
in hbnshn
trouble;
He compiment pretty school teacher the efficiency
Hnlel
He had little girl tell him make dhme
C
THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-28


Without and
do
The treating
nd yeedy
t gog sGnt
is Too We
aon csGr bokeo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12
ONE CENT A W0RD|0NF CFNT 4 W0RD

hA1ES-One cent n word . day, no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cash muAf accompany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12
COLUMBUS, MISS.
By "HoI

Columbus, Miss, October 11.-(Speci A three-ring circus featured the ann athletic rally held on the campus of
 Industrial Institute and College here t afternoon. the performance having b, opened with grand parade, includ King Solomon and his wives, the Gut of Sheeba with her entorage of Ina maidens and dancing girls. clowns, d mals and band. The animals were personated by college students and tea, CTS, while members of the band used al pans and other kitchcen utensils as mJ cal instruments.
 Prof. L. G. Painter, head of the E] fish department acted as ringmaster, d among the funniest stunts was the faI dancing of D. T. Gaston, secretary the college, and Miss Cora O. Walld neao or the department of physics. 4 other feature was burlesque on golf VI President Whitfield, Miss Evelyn vii ham, Miss Alma Barrihger and ott members in the leading roles, and chariot race, with President Whitfield q Frofessor Painter as drivers, brought performance to a Imaginable close.
 The Lowndes County Automobile as| cie ton. which was formed several wel ago for the purpose of assisting in movement to have the course wfl posses through Mississippi adopted as official route of the Jackson Memo} highway. has been made permanent | gal. .fzatjon. pr. w. w. Westmoreland, has been elected president snd R. Cheatham, IT,. secretary, and the md bershtp will be secured in the Natio' Automobile associAtion with tho view securing the bsnefits and protection tt led h such membernhip.
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SITUATION WANTED
Ads under the head of situations wanted arc free to deserving ones.

COMPETENT, reliable bookkeeper- ste- nographer. 12 years experience wants office position where conscientious sery- ices are appreciated; high-class refer ences. Address F-95. care Age-Herald.
 10-10- 2f
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR first class automobile washing
 polishing and storage at the most reasonable prices see Jefferson Wash ing & Storage Co.,. 1719 2d ave. Main b792. 9-17-tI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

THIRD AVENUE snap: This is close in on a paved business thoroughfare, im- proved with a two-story brick building can be bought on terms of $2500 cash, balance to suit Price, $22500 No in formation on phone. See s. B. Reece of H. D. Williams & Co.,. Inc, 702-3 Jeff ferson Bank Bldg, Main IT.
 10-10-3t- su-tu-th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

SAVE money on your plumbing repairs. Our automobile service costs you noth- ing extra. c. E. Cole Plumbing Co.,
 3l2 N. 18th st. Phone Main 422, West End 145 s-1s-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

UNITED STATES and Canadian govern ments have adopted the Peerless Check
 Writer. Best by Test. i626 Jefferson
 Bank. Main 1861. 10-10-tf
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN
SWAPPERS- COLUMN

TO SWAP-Late model Overland. 5-pas- senger, self-starter, electric lights newly painted: A No. 1 condition; for small, late model Qighter), 5-passenger car. Nat Williams. care Williams Music House.
 WILL swap for Anniston property, Bir- mingham Sroom house, in good con dition, on Highland car line; close in. John Shelnutt, Anniston. Ala.
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FOR SALE


 ALABAMA farm bargain; 40 acres in all; IA acres cleared, balance timber (about 75,000 or 100000 feet saw timber); dark and gray soil; no building except small log house; watered by two springs; in Tuscaloosa county: 32 miles from Bir- miEgham: % mile Louisville and Nash vile railroad 1ia mile from Yolande Uopula tion about 10O0); daily mail route and telephone; public school 4 mile; W hite ueighbors; price, direct from own CT, s400 cash. If you mean business, address Southern Homeseelkers Bureau, pvi1keghoro N C
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MEAT cutter with 10 years experience wants situation; sober and good worker.
 Address Az. care Age-Herald. 10-12-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

WANTED One hundred (10O) second hand Ford touring cars or run abouts; only those need apply that are willing to place a small cash value on them. Apply Monday to Charles Morris, care Hill man Hotel, Birmingham,
 Ala. 1O-1O-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One fve-passen. ger automobile in good condition; vii
 sell at bargain. See M. A. Hines, 210E Sd ave. 10-S-9t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

WILL exchange 5O0 acres, fee simple, on A. G. $. R. R.. Coalng. Ala for Geor- gia farms or Atlanta real estate Ad-
 dress D. c. Lyle. owner PIP Grant Bldg,
 Atlanta Ga. 10-12-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

BIRMINGHAM Auto Radiator Co, 106 (, 22d st. Best work. Low prices.
 10-9- su- -tu-we- If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

OXY-ACETYLENE wedding and auto rad
 iator repairing by the oldest welding shop in Alabama. Birmingham Welding
 Co., 212g 1st ave- s. 1O-12-tu-we-fr-su-tf If
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SMALL set of books to keep, or steno- graphic and general office work for half day, by educated, experienced business woman; moderate salary accepted. For interview address O-1, care Age-Herald.
 10-10-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

SODA fountains bargains several new and slightly used soda fountains; aiso carbonator; tables and chairs; easy terms. Write for prices c. F. Pos bergh P. O. Box 537. 9-9-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE A
WINNER SAYS II. F.


"Thc baseball situation is fine so
far as the Federal league is con-
,crucd.' declared H. T.. Sinclair.
owner OF the Newark Federal league
team who arrived m Tulsa yesterday.
after several weeks absence i'm the
east we @ra just doing the best
over and it looks as though orsau-
'zcd baseball was the one to do the
worrying nov
They had a lot of fun out of our
So-cal.ed 'jiuey prices or our TO-
cent admission TO the bleachers. but it
sure Is winning out You know 10 is
whole lot easier for the BOYS To
raise dime than it Is "a quarter.
ana the hoys-tho future faus-tre
lhr ones who patrouiEc the sun
h.euChers the most
'Iu st Louis the other day two
National league teams drew only six
hundred people Bt the old admission
price. while the Federal league mark
contained $1,000 people. Some differ
cuce there. all right We are putting
% over them the same way i'm am the
other cities Of our circuits.
The Newark team Is putting mn
@ fine race. and while 10 looks nov. gs
though We were out OF the hunt for
he rag you can say that it was some
right Our manager was hurt and
out OF the game, our star outficIdcr
was hurt and this Just dis1rrluizcd
me entire team but We will be there |
next year and team that beats us ont |
AlI! sure know they had some bat |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-21

Copyright 1915, by II c. Fisher
Trade Mark Reg. L. 5. Pat. OrfD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-21
Three Cigarette Faults
to Avoid

First, avoid cigarettes that
don't Just suit your own taste.
Second, avoid those that
bother your throat or tongue.
Third, avoid those that
make you feel mean" after
smoking all you want.
If Fatimas, for instance.
seem to you to be guilty on
any one of those three counts,
we say, avoid Fahmas.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

]. 6ldnk ana wire registered from
Paradise at Congress hotel. Took
bridal suite.
PatroIman Michael Hurley REIN
stated and assigned to Hyde Park
station. Discharged from force for
accepting bride from dope fiend.
Count" Erasmus de Dziubaniuk,
alleged head of households, placed
on probation by judge. Will support
children.
Members of county board to in
spect Jail today. Will consider plans
to replace it with 100000 struc-
ture
Three men, arrested by Mrs. Bessie
Bierman when she invited them to
fiat, discharged by Judge.
Edward Briggs, is, AT N. Hermit
tage av., killed by Penn. train at
Arbor pl. Picking up coal.
Fire in bakery of Dunning insane
asylum filled buildings with smoke.
Excitement. Small damage.
F. O.. RideIfo, jeWeler, 26th and
Lowe av., sentenced to mo. in the
Bridewell. Bought stolen property
from boys.
Edward Montague, 1922 Muskegon
av., arrested for disorderly conduct
election day, freed. "Only boosting
Thompson" he said.
Joel McEviIIy, $500 S. La Sale,
knocked from wagon by 59th st. car.
Several bruised.
New Rogers Park phone exchange
to open April 8. Public invited.
Sam TrembIey, 9, bummed way
here from Toledo Arrested. Asked |
Judge to send him to Bridewen to |
learn trade.
Govt agents testified to discovery
of hidden furniture in trial of Ernest |
Erickson, accused of concealing as
sets in bankruptcy.
Martin GaVen, motorman, dead.
Gas in home, 2435 S. Leavitt Police
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

Arthur Lund, chief clerk at Bride
well, fatally injured Auto hit car.
George Bumpers, driver of Carson
Pirie truck, dead. Train hit truck at
Forest Park.
Jacob KestIe, retired butcher. dead.
Gas in home, 7542 Evans aV. Reason
unknown.
Alice HeeIan, II, 471o Shields aV-
badly bruised. Hit by auto. Driver
not arrested.
Bomb No. 2 in black hand series
wrecked meat market of Joseph,
Coco, 1852 Wentworth av. Denies
receiving letters. ...-.
Secret service men raided home OF
John Wilk, moulder. Found counter
feiting plant Arrested.
100 persons rescued when fire par
TALLY destroyed apartment bldg,
1852 E. -57th.
Secret service men raided home Of
Stan Czerwiec, 1854 w. 18th. Found,
plant for making counterfeit coins
Czerwiec brothers arrested.
Boys and girls of Oakland school,
cultivating land at 41st and Cottage
Grove av.
Chicago & Milwaukee electric line
raised fares five cents. Says state
utilities board sanctioned increase
J. T. Erhardt, 1920 Belle PLANE av.,
dead. Threw self in front of North-
western az" train.
Highland Park citizens obtain in-.,
junction restraining town from plac-.
ing leper in house being constructed
for him. Is now living in Jail.
South Park board to start work on.
new 63d st. bathing beach as soon as.
permission is received from war de-
partment. Passed their 100000
budget.
County Judge SculIy says presence
of American flag at polling place did
away with much strife.
Office IF RPadaricLr HoaI ~ aga y