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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

easy to tell things like that when you have
my power" and she started toward the door
cat Which areSed its Sse as tAs
against the hem OF the long brown skirt.
the unfortunate old creature did indeed re-
semble the drawings OF witches which she
had seen IN old story books in childhood's
"But, I'd not tell nice girl about the
future. II It's sad news It's better not to
know It. And II it's good news, It's nicer
to be surprised" she mumbled and shook her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

What is that?" asked Myra. eagerly. "Can
YOU tell my fortune? Can YOU tell me who
J m going TO marryc"
And she held out her soft. white palm.
after impetously jerking off her gauntlet:
another cackle.
That's what all girls want to know It's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

at tho foot OF big tree
AS Myra. irritated at Payson Alden's APP
the roadway she caught a sudden view II
this little tableau
sic i'm, Tige;" cried oae lad
Myra brought her horse TO 4 stop; X was
simple feminine curiosity. But g sWeeter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
ard Darlington,

Written by Hereward Darlington,
The Distinguished Authority Psychic Phe-
Dramatized by Charles w. Goddard,
The Well knoDn Author of "The Perls Of
Paulne;" "The Exploits of EIaine;' "The God
dess;" "The Misleading Lady," ttThe Ghost
Breaker;' "7he Man From, the Sea-"
Everything You Read Here Today You Can See
This Week at the Victor 1heater n
Pictures Produced by The Famous Wharton Studio
for This Newspaper.
With Mr.. HOWARD ESTABROOK as Dr.. Alden,
Miss JEAN SOTFIERN the Charming Myra Maynard.
Next Sunday Another Chapter of 'The Mysteries
Of Nyra' and New Pictures
st Cempnny foreign rights eerved
s n the tool on
,a; ny
% @ % 1'sss ss the ssa ss
ssr ana
@ G PITT Of s a 4's
aays been sii,
Of
ernged
hes despc-
~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
LANE WINS PLACE
IN REPUBLICAN
LECISLATit h List

The county, clr,lirn eonn.'.'''
has discovered au rrtef ''' ,------a-
Ing uhe vo''sNi '' .H''.''''. Toy
legislature. which, vaaa evr''t'a
viii likely moan lht minat'ou 'i
James 4. Lame loi rr.E ent.i'e CD
The Republican ticket Instead az
some other cand.aat Mons
nation the returns ,a.lsa Lane
name. throp au crr'r did NOT
come on thr county t's sheet "a
It's propt alutahr-~el ORDER. "'in
thr rrSHit tiiat h4---4,i- --.lts.l
to another candd1r willie Lane
was credited with be- yD., on hiiH
candidate. In % precincts h'eous'
of this error. nos d va,r uaf rv'.
ed for Lane. Members 81. tn elt
ton boards IN ,he 23 prr, .nc's W.
be called brfore the gia ina commits
sion 10 correct the errors and this
is expected TO delay thc canYasi.ne
OF the vote for a couple of days.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

sational dramatic playlet. IN the
Miles,. theater. this week, Is the
daughter Of Dwight II. Carmichael,
assistant district attorney IN chi.
cago. and high consular OF the In
dependent Order Of ForCsters I'm the
state of Illinois She attended the
Chicago College of Law. is no.
tsry public, and has been associated
with her father In many prominent
cases In the Chicago courts, This
is her third season with Mr.. Schill-
inG. and next season he Intends 10
feature her in new dramatic pro-
duction.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
~ THE
STAGE

srhe Cinderella Man" comedy
in four sets by Edward Childs Car.
peuter. viii be- seen. next week. al
tho Garrick iheeter. CommenciHs
Monday evening under The manag,
raent o. oliver Norosco. who gave
Us delightful pes o, Ny Hear
aud The Bird OF Paradise" III
author describes h.s theme a "the
essence OF romance" lie does &c;
refer 20 the sen iHfeHt+l romance a.
tcoks. bus % The romance the hard-
IS. and most cynical Meet Ia their
lives. though often shes are foolish
enough not 90 adnl, Il. beauty OF
thought. beauty az ideas. beauty Of
oppression are go bis way OK ,AinG-
ing. the requisites o. romance. An
attractive cast has been selected iy
Mr. Morosco for The interpre ,atioa
n the play IL Is the same cast
that Interpreted The Cil4e.sl,l
Man" az The Hudson tsea,er y
York. including shelly Hall Phoebe
Foster. Frank Bacon, Reginald Ma.
sou. Huhert Wilke. Theodore Baa-
,ock. louise Rial and Perciyal
Moore.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
II firm BUYS
@ozIER FACTORY
~ Products Go. Acquires
Big Plant At Cost
Of 100000

~ Motor Products corporation
y taken over the plant and all
~ estate Of the Lozier Motor Co.
B deaf that involves million
lars, n was announced Wednes-
- night. The former has moved
~ the main Offices In the front OF
>o building, and will take posses
1bn of the factory as soon as the
nn1er company moves into IT'S new
$3.50. The latter Is now occupying
80 end OF one OF the big factory
nildings.
~ The transaction affects the Lozier
6mpany only In the retlnquishing OF
~ building, as that concern re
In1ns firmly intact The Lozier
onpany will occupy the plant now
ccupIed by the Rands hanufactur-
ag Co, q unit OF the Motor Prod
6cts corporation. This plant was
6rmevIy the Warren motor plant
nd was constructed especially for
- manufacture OF motor cars.
The new corporation will have
5oepossion OF one OF the largest fac
my groups 10 the city. II has been
'buk q few months since the motor
Svorid was stirred by the announce
lent OF the amalgsmation OF FIVE OF
- more important accessory manu-
ncturcrs into the Motor Products
oorporHtion. They were The Dia-
1nond Manufacturing Co, Of Detroit
IN WaIksrville; the Rands Manu-
Noturing Co, the Van guard Manu-
|ncturipg Co. the Universal Metal
~. oil OF Detroit, and the Superior
manufacturing Co. Of Ann Arbor.
The deal was made with a view
~ both concerns OF better facilitat-
~ the manufacture and distribution
% products.
The executive officers OF the
rotor Products Corporation are W
81 Rands. president c. p. Jensen.
S1ee-presidcnt. and director OF pur.
Masses: II. II. Seeisy. vice president
ma sales manager; u. B. Lee, treas
|1Ser and general manager; VI. I.
Drown. secretary. and r. r. SeeIey.
MEMBER OF board and production
manager.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

EDWARD Chill Ids - NE Ky
Edward Childs Carpenter would
probably lead the cheering al one
OF Maud Adams performances Of
Peter Pan. ior ne believes In
fairies Hts charming play, The
Cinderella Man" which VIII come 20
the Garrick theatcr. next week Is
proof OF that
This Is rather unusual, since Mr..
CARPENTER was once 9 newspaper
man. and few prosessious are better
calculated % destroy ones illusions.
When he wasn't reporting o. edit
ing. NJ Carpenter devoted his time
70 writing short stories and novels
The best known % the latter are
Captain Courtesy a story q Cal
l.ornia, and The Code y Victor Ial-
lor." a romance OF cid Eav Or
leans
Before ne wrote Use Cinderella
Man. Ne had written The Thoughts
OF Men n which Henrietta Cros-
man was seen here several years
ago. and "The Barber ~ New o.
leans" IN Which William Taversham
acted. Before Ne became dra-
matlst. he read many books on tie
subject and followed he universal
instruction OF acquiring hrst-hand
knowledge OF the stage He obtain
ed an engagement as a member OF
stock company and got himself
into trouble BY -n9eavoring 20 i'm
prove his FIRST psrT. The experience
converted him into stage manager,
the play tinkerer % The theater
while h did not learn Il al il his
two or three years IA n actor and
stage manager. Mr Carpenter con
fcsses that the adventure helped
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
TO
AMALGAMATE

Arrangements have been complet-
81 for the amalgamatlon " thu
Oakland Boulevard Improvement
association and the Greenfield
Annex Boosters club The gen
e~al opinion has been that the
new territory north and east OF
Highland Park needed many things
but no, two civic bodies The rest
dents ~ the district are 20 be given
chance 10 Dir their views as 20
the most urgent needs OF the dis
trict az the present time.
Prtntias-the plain neat ktnd--thrt
o. rtEht--Tlues job DeSt.--Nsin 452o
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
PENNSY PAYS
$4,000,
TO TAP CITY
WILL SPEN MILLIONS
MORE TO REACH
FACTORIES
MAY use UNION DEPOT
MOST COSTLY RAILROAD EXTEN-
SION IN MICHIGAN Gould oNCE
HAVE BEEN MADE CBEAPLT.

Extension OF the lines % the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co 20 Detroit from
Toledo. plans for which are now ma
turing, according 60 formal announce
ment made Monday by executive Of
Metals OF the company iu TELEGRAM
80 a. 7. Waterfall. trhfac comruts-
Einner OF the Board % Commerrs.
VIII be made at a cost OF millionh 81
dollars
IL Will be the most costly railroad
extension ever made in Michigan and
IL is understood that the preliminary
acquisition ~ right-of-way and ter
minal facilities already have uocGAai-
lated an expenditure OF approx mate
~ $40. 1000. o09.
The enormous cost OF the undertnk
Ing " significant in demonstrating
what directors OF the penuaylvanfn
system think or Detrclt's induuriaI
impcrtauce ana future when 10 A. re-
called that not many years ago. be-
fore tho Michigan Central opened up
It's treasury 60 improvements 90 SIS
own facilities 90 a cost Of many mil
Hons 81 dollars. the pennryivsnfa
could have obtained entrance o. De
trost practically free ~ cost.--Detroit
Journal. Sept s,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
= ~ 3. EAR 90 -1-s are

2 s. p. EAR 90 I-1rssrr.
Gross earnings OF tho Detroit
United railway for July we're 81.
i15.6s1. an increase Of Szaa 127 TIE
net income fc~ the month vas Sa3+-
--a4rr- f4f as a. comma sod
With Jaly. 1918. Gross canning FOR
the seven months period ending
July 81 we're sS.s7c PIC. gain %
81 ,e9@. sS7 oTer corresponding
period last year
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
DETROIT TIM < 8

cipal players Home" Is story
OF a family. the Wheatons. who sud
denly become wealthy The son
Bob. becomes Young FOUNDER
~, mcther and one daughter de
velnp into insBnerahle snohs, while
the ,aher becomes an irasciblc
cynic who prefers his clgh TO his
homs. Bessie, ihs younges, daugh-
ter. Who has been abroad for three
years. returns home. She alone Is
unchanged by fortune. First she
tries 20 harmoui1e with her sur
roundinGs. bur eventually sets her
self the task ot curing those about
Der. tier efforts are successful. but
she takes strenuous means 20 bring
Il about and nearly wrecks her own
happiness in the doing There are
many comedy situations Henry
Santrey is scheduled 20 return from
his vacation next week NTH new
soaE selections. and there will he
a Iutt aud Jeu comedy while ~ the
-atinees. in edition. Miss Billie
Burke viii appear in the anal chap
ter OF "Gloria's Romance 20
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

new batch ~ songs and stories.
Both Of these acts arc We'll known
locally and always please ths.r audi
ences Two colorrd 3 comedians,
Rucker and WniireJ billed As "ihe
eAeRy-Aue,, atat-Aiu.ls- Niu orCr
singing and talking salt in which
one plays the rule ~ a Ch,naman
and the other fashionable Negro.
Franki, KELSEY IN SONGS o. the mo
ment. and p,pifax and Panic. &C
centric knockabout comedians. mo
provide sorfe clever ciumsiucss, are
other acts, Feature aims will be
offered before and after the vauda-
Vile as usual. and this week tNo
Ford cars will be sold for 81 each.
one "a Thursday and the other on
Friday night The two cars are De.
ing disposed OF this week because
OF sn error made in the selection
OF q purchaser last Friday might,
Eeaiiinlng the Temple theater
vaudeville program for next week
VII. be the -Four Marx Brothers and
their biz company OF singers, dane
ars, comedians and pretty girls in
,ew edition 81 their tabloid. Home
Again Il is a delightful mixture
u comedy. song and dance written
around Henry Schneider. and his
talented amlly lie Is Julius Marx.
Arthur Marx. the nondescript.
plays a harp brilliantly. while Leon
,rd Marx at the piano extracts gen-
line music. intcrspersed with some
eccentric executions all his own
Some extremely good society dane
1g is introduced by Billie peReS
lud Leonard Marx. The second tea
.Ere OF the program will Be Stuart
Barnes. fAyor.te singing comedian
ma 'monoles So az lovers. so-called
because his chatter Is generally con
,ern.ng lov--s.ck couples Then
here win be Arthur stewart HUI
md lillian Dgrkin in VIVA, is sail
10 We one of the best sirSin, mum
bars on ,he big circuit Other acts
,s usual
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
SENATOR HEAVES
VERBAL BRICKS

81 WAsHINCToN. sept T.--hnrr~
pltAufs were exchanges setwfer
SENATOR Ashurst. Curtis ard Penrosc
Muring hast nights argument On the
EGorrurt practices bill. The Arizona
enattr called Senator Curtis ''phar.
1oev and Penruse liar"
n Later when threatened with or.
9lal action he qualified the latter
srm.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
GET YorRS TO-DAY

Tickets auI r,s,ftattauH pr w-eN
end excursions tr LDJtia tua irr
Falia. via IT, a a. iEo rHNl ~tfIf-
day. should be occur IS a advance.
Str CITY II Detroit Ill mekes ths
trip Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

4 merry musical comedy eutt,e3
A Day az Ocean Beach, viii to1
ssn ~ variety IN m OrpheEm ta
EE. starting Mon1a
afternoon II ls mixture o. sor =
and comedy numbers. and there ar
- people IN the cast including three
comedians. II Is declared 20 b. 's
best musical tabloid 20 be found b
gresent.day va1teyjIe Two Other
important features also are sch
uied for the week. stuart The MS
PATTI, and the Empire Comedy Fo1-.
the latter returning 70 Detroit pita
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

Nj, Murray. late star 81 The Fol.
lies" ho deserted Broadway 20 be
come screen star and who scored
q decided success In her last photo
rlay. The Dream GIRL i presented
in The Big sister" thrilling story
OF the underworld and ~ the so
called upper crust" which viii Do
The ur.ue. p8, attraction az fS7 Wash.
lnx'or al. -sxt week In support OF
Miss Murray Director John O'Brien
has gat-.-ei an exceptional east
which Includes Harry c Browne.
Ida Par tlherf Hall and Tam
many Young The Pig Sister "
Betty Norton 'et, In charge ~ her
little brother Iimmy 0y her drunken
fathc~ They ere hope'sss!y poor
>and fail casy n~rv 20 Nifty Men
dez." Vhve This 3.sreputsb!e charac
te~ from rha Underworld fas-ens
upce Betty 'Ne object ~ his DE-
-i--~ 1y thrt4tanlrg 20 have lin
uy taken away 'T-m her. he 50 Ter.
-orfzes cho girl TIA, sire fees from
me city. Here !r another town shs
secures r position rs Q clothes
model ard -ajs gives Mss Nurray
opportunity To- show Ser wardrobe
TIE added attractions for the week
include a ars' r.a comedy. Gus Bert.
ram. tenor. ard Barron Holmes wiz
'ake YOU OF vs-y interesting motto;
'rfr through England
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

Home. q clever satire on the
new .y--ieh. written BY q wellknown
dra~arist C. GARNER sullivan, vii!
ba offered .o The Majestic thelters
next week as the principal film fea
tEr7 Bessie Barriscale. Charles
Ray. Louise Clauui and Clara VII.
Game. an % whom have beer stars
80 numerous pictures. are the rr.r-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

D4u y Su seq IL ~ the papers
The Pennsylvania Railroad -
after waiting and walting-fnally
paid 100000 20 enter Detroit
when previously they had the OPP
porrunity 70 90 it fer nothing.
They wanted to wait-to make
sure that Detroit would keep right
on growing and they have gladly
paid ten million dollars for their
lesson. They are convinced that
Detroit is a field tha. is too good
10 overlook.
Their investment should convince
you Of Detroit's wonderful future
should convince y0G that il is
wise % invest part Of your money
in HiEh-c.ass subdivision property.
The growth Of the city is so firm
" assured that such an investment
is sure % prove profitable.
Look at the opportunities offered
by B. r. Stephenson-iOok az the
map and note the direction Of the
new car line 10 Royal Oak-you
will see that it runs through r. +.
Stephenson's property ALL the
way!
Surely, if you want 10 capitalize
or Detroits marvellous growth, YOU
viii want % be an owner Of some
Of this high-class subdivision prop
erty.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

&41ntfnE--ths plain nest ktBd---shat
~ sSght--Tim~s Job Dept.---Nain S32o.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

The demand Tor seats FOR The
Bird OF Paradise 6 SO pronounced
that The mauss ameat has decided
upon giving a special matinee, Fri
day afternoon. % rnis week. This
IS the af,h anuus. VISIT % this pop
ular Richard Walton Tally play. ana
Il promises 20 he the banner en-
Sagsment Seats for the popular
priced Friday matinee are now on
sale a, the box Office.
Anothe, good burie>Gae BIZ is
scheduled TO appear at the Cadillac
the3ter. beginning rexr Sunday The
Partisan Filrts tDe coming pro-
dnct:on. has been popular on the
bGrlesque stage FOR Is wears. X is
Charles Robinson show. ard the
management claims Tor IL oe3gti.
ful chorus AMI ST aggregation OF
high class comedians aud singer
The scenery and costumes srs slao-
crate and new. and the lines also
are new. as Robinson makes sure
before presenting each show chat
Z is up-;o-Gate The lyrics il me
Midnight EloDers," part e tto
show, are SLED with ridiculous
and complicated situations Wen
handled By the large company
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07
"The Pennsylvania r. r.
Comes to Detroit"

Did you see it in the papers?
The Detroit times., 1916-09-07

Chene and Gratiot-Macx and Mt Elliott
Gratot and Hastings Woodward and Eliot
jos. Campau and Newton
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
woMAn.s SHOP AT STATE FAIR.

For the second timsin the history
% the Kentucky State Fair 4 wonszrf-
shop II 20 be part Of same sfis year
This department vas inzuEur1f-d last
year and was found 20 Be such an at
trzctive one that = continuation and
enlargement Of this phase o. exhibits.
that % placing woman's handiWorE be-
fore the buying public. was thought
10 be wtssL
In the WomAn's department articles
% vonan's handiwork in textiles. arr
and cookery are exhibited in compe-
tifion for prizes The vornan's SlIJp =
intended 20 give an opportunity 20 the
ladies Of the State 20 exhibit their han
diwork for sale. A small commission
will be charged bDt only on articles
sold All articles sent to the Womzn's
shop win be taken carr Of 20 the best
ability Of \ corps % efficient ladies' in
charge. and the public who are attract
ed 20 the fair viii have an opportunity
Of purchasing something AZ = moder-
ate price and thar something the handi-
work Of the makers % our STATE
Articles ranging from quilts 20 baby
caps and handkerchief. a. well a.
beautiful things in art. VIII be on sale
here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
blame

II. J. Pack. our busting hEekster,
can be seen and heard on our streets
most any time
DR.. c. y. Rice and Newt Sparks were
business callers here Thursday.
Gertrude Evans was here shopping
Wednesday.
AFTER a weeks visit with his family
p. d. DaTnron left sunday hOrwaite-
willie. Va. where he Il with the crazg
County Lumber Co. His son Jack
went as far AZ LoBisa with him
DR. Osborn and family went 70 Louisa
Sunday and spent the day with Frank
Pigg's family.
Oliver Swetnan passed through cur
town Friday with a fire drove ~ cattle
DR.. y T. Rice and wife passed thru
our town Sunday on their way % Falls
burg 20 visit relatives,
g. " Burton brought his son HarTy
down Monday 20 attend school here.
SchoI opened here Monday with fine
attendance. A. W Osborn principal.
Milton Holton assistant
r. T. Berry sent his teams 10 webb
vile Tuesday after the oil well ma
chinery. We have not learned yet just
where they viii drill
@. W. KOuns and daughter. julia
went TO DR.. BanfieIds last week 20 have
JuliA's eyes treated.
Dr. Osborn's two daughters. Ruth
ard Hazel are spending tbs week with
Louisa relatives
DIT. Henry Norris il here visiting his
mother.
Ella Jay Hewlett was here shopping
Saturday. SMOKEY OoRuAS.. :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

The Rev. +. y. shannon and wife.
Mrs. J. c. Adams and Mrs. Z. z. Shan
non. who no Thursday Of last week
eft Louisa IN their automobile for q trip
70 Ashland and Huntington. yielded %
the aIIurements offered by the blue
grass region and made trip through
central Kentucky. They visited Lex
ineton and were shown through the ia
nous J. p. HaRgfp farm Of 1900 acres.
said % be the finest farm In the world.
They also visited MaysviIIe and return
ed 70 Louisa Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

! " c Msgrude-. Of P1key1IIe, was in
Louisa Monday.
Nr. and Sfrz- n Justice were in Gin
cinnzti Ezst week.
c. 7 Rale. Of PzIntsvfIIe. wzs her.
"Wednesday and Thursday
Mss hattie Preston weu- Thursday
t <''fsnd and Huntilstor-
Mis- Pztriee Davis was in Paints
vile Monday attending chzutaaqua
Miss lane Gau3ot. of Huntinzton. ".
Va IL visiting the Misses By1nzton.
& & o. Aseu., James y. Nsrc..z.
Ees N'edEesd.y 10 szst LEX IN lus-
| Miss Edith Ksrcr.ra rseurned wed
nesdzy from visit in catIe-tebIrg ana
Ashland
Hr- Ton Miller. Of Tire ls,Ie ~.
a g1esr q ArL S1Oyd wsIImzn
ThTscay-
passes Nell AM Fay Ga. Sc. Ct Hunt
IiF<t ~ere guests la.t week u Me-
"a FegTasCn-
ktasss Hanehta and Lou Preston
81 Whesiersburg. Ohio who were Euests
Of the family Of p. H Vaughan. have
gone 10 Gallup for visit 70 M. shan
snon They expect to return home nexr
: Saturday
Miss Fannie Frzsher. Who had beea
visiting her sister AZ Kermit. ". "a
for several weeks. retained fasr Frsasy
accompanied BY he- ss=se-, krzL Fred
G. Stalker, Who VIII be the guest Of her
parents. Mr. and Ars- s z Frazier. :
few days
Mis- Kate Freess has been appoint
ed musical director Of TIE Putn.n
County. W Va. teachers institute
which VII Be held Al WfnnsId the vee<
Of August 18th Miss Freeseis work n
director q music in the Wayne Comfy
institute held Izsr week has been hiEh-
~ commended
Mr. and Mrs J. d. GaIIirer. Of C.t-
leirsburE. and their niecez,the Mis.es
Vel and Katherine GzIIiger. Of Gin
einnzrL and Mss DoazIa-on. Of Asa
l2nd. we're guests Of Mr. and 1lrzL II
: Burns On Sunday last The Nirses
GalAser are daughters Of Nj. Jonn
G2Ihger. Who ~ one time ressded in
this city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

Miss MoiIIe cordeu was 10 from Cor
dell this week ne guest Of Mrs. ). II.
Thompson.
Miss Sarah Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hays and Alr. Al Hays came down from
Charley Wednesday IN the Hays auto
mobile and spent the day AZ the home
Of }, H. Preston.
Mr.. s. w. Graham and son. and
daughter. sfiss Halle Graham, return
ed last Friday 20 their home AZ TuSc1la
accompanied b. Miss Elizabeth woods
and Miss Elizabeth Lester and the
latter spent several days a their guest
A. o. Carter returned "Wednesday
from = business trip 70 Grsyson-
>. y. Maynard has resigned posi-
ton In the FIrat National Bank and
gone 20 Detroit 70 work. Dewey Moore
has accepted the place given Up BY BIr.
Maynard Both are fine young men.