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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
JlneD LOONkG WOMEN

\ Come Women always wear a worn.
tired look. II In the outward sign or
oervousness. neurasthenis perhaps.
With ifs characteristic symptoms OF
WWTy. headaches and sleeplessness.
Overwork. grief. undue excitement,
the late hours and nervous strain OF
q strenuous social season. lack OF
out-of-door exercise. any or all or
those may be responsible Tor the
trouble but the most common cause
q this season of the year is the grip
Whatever tho cause. IL you feel the
need Of more strength try the great
non-aIcoholic tonic. DIR. Williams
Pink pills. As the nerves get their
nOurishment from the blood tho
treatment must be directed toward
building up the blood. Or. Williams
Pink Pills act directly on the blood
and with proper regulation OF the
diet have proved Of the greatest ben
eat in many cases OF neurasthenia.
A tendency TO anemia or bloodless-
ness. shown by most neurasthenic
patients, In also corrected by these
tonic pills. Your own druggist sells
Or. williams Pink Pills or they will
be sent BY mail on receipt OF price,
SO cents per box; six boxes s2.50.
Write for the free booklet, Dis
eases OF the Nervous system, and
4 diet book. Address: DR.. Williams
Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. Y
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
PARK SLEEPERS
ARE VICTIMS OF
PINC CHING BUGS"

these persons who seek =. -cturnsl
rest - Grand Circus park thes"
nights. are warned by the police ~
beware OF punching bugs" Law
renee Henderson. OF No. 80 First
ST.. was victim Of one OF these
"buss" Saturday night He awoke
Sunday morning minus sli and IA
pair OF shoes
George Miller, OF No. 627 Frank.
Inst. was relieved % ST. so while
he slept. and Charles Mayette, OF
No. II Ahbottst.. lost his straw hat.
Earl Stafford was arrested ali the
charge or appropriating the hat.
Eddie Martin and Ulysses Jack
son. Negroes. were arrested on the
charge OF attempting TO rob Alfred
Brown. OF No. 2+7 l.2 Woodw ard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
p. M. MAKES
CHANGES; ADDS
A NEW TRAIN

Some slight changes from the ex-
isting schedules are made in the
time card which became effective
Sunday over the Pere Marquette
lines.
Train No. 3. which has been leav-
ing Toledo at $40 n M. Central
standard time. daily. will leave al
S:so a. IN. daily. arriving at Ply
mouth nj 1885 a. III. ard running
through into Detroit, arriving at
$3.50 a. IN. This trair formerly
terminated at Piyir outh. The new
train will do the local work between
Plymouth and Detroit.
A new daily train, No. G. from De
troit for Toledo, will leave the
Union station. Detroit. at 1915 p.
m. arriving at Toledo a. IN. This
train will make all local stops. De-
trcit Toledo Cincinnati trains are
unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
DETROIT Gets
BIG BIKE RACE
National Motorcycle Champion
ship to Be Decided Here
Next Month

Detroit already has seen the
Michigan =-ase motorcycle l0o-mile
championship decided with Bob
Perry being returned the winner
and will have . chance &c see the
various state champions meet here
On Cunday, Aug. Is, In The national
lOO-mile titular event at the State
Fair track.
Sanction has been granted the In
terstate Racing association, which
already has successfully conducted
two meets here this year. for the
national century race by the Fed
GRAFTON Of American Motocyclists
and q great race Ia expected.
Last fall the national event also
Was rendered Detroit, because tho
state fair track here is considered
the fastest mile oval in the country.
and DON Graces. who won the race.
vindicated the judgment OF the In
tsrstate association by breaking all
records from Is miles to 100.
There were IL starters in the 1915
race and seven cf them finished.
Il II expected that CT least 20 will
come to compete IL the 1916 classic
Including Graves, Creviston and
Kinney, who finished onetwo-three
Ia the last championship. In add
tion there will be such riders as
Shorty Matthews, jan Davis
"Krazy Horse" yerrill nd other.
q national repute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
Uses Money Earned
From Vets TO Aid
In FiQhf on Booze

After earning IS by getting sign
ers to the vets home rule amend
rpent petition. Martin Lowell, OF OF
tawa Lake. Monroe county. gave the
money to the Anti-Saloon league for
Its fight against the petition and in
favor of Prohibition. Lowell was
paid Is cents name TO get signers
to the vets petition. but stated 10
Edwin Simpson. district superin-
tcndent Of the Anti-Salcon league.
and John D. Newell. OF Ottawa
Lake, that he circulated the petition
because that IL cents a name look
ed like easy money. not because he
believed in saloons.
Len Kirkland. OF Erie. in the same
county. made the statement that IN
his village the vets were paying as
high as % cents name for sigma
lures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
MANY WISH
TO.BE SENT
CLEANSING
Primary Petitions For
Legislative Posts
Heavy
SOME ARE YET TO
BE CHECKED UP
Last Minute Rush Too
Much For Clerks,
Saturday

LANSING. Mich. July 3l.-Peti.
lions by the score FOR nomination
70 the state legislature we're fled
with The secretary o, state Satur-
aay and many other asplrants fled
in their home counties, So great
vas the last minute rush. that 1, was
impossible 10 check over all the pc
.it1ns and some must be gone over
today
The is, Of candidates so far as
completed follows
STATE SENATOR
Ftrst district Herman l.. Kvehler
lS'. John Wagner tR1. Walter VI
Trevor ,Ef. EDWARD r Muir Or.
second district John - Gang - D.
Phil A Stefanowski tRp. Daniel =
Wa5e r.. James A. Murtha CD. Il
Thrl district. James Hanley On.
John II Callahan tR). Frank r.
H4~, burger ID. Francis Ros~nthsl
Etf. 3 Gordon Picken tR.). France
-. s-rer ID
FHurts district Noble Ashley
rtJ George y Condor tRl, Hal
wilson ~ = David NJ Picket; CPl
Frftn district George Scott tEl
r. - Rowe ,E.t Henry Messimsr
sL,. Henry Il. smith tRl. John :.
z.,th !. Mark Harvey tR), ~
starfine, and a. /. Jacobson Z
ac .rustuelz Frank Wilson ID
eath Edgar A Plank tR). Brs-
Frhth BurreU Tripp tRp. Ale
ger frank - Town CD. tlIeNnr.
N~tn james Henry ttF, Batt.e
Gro IS a Watson Brown ,sp. MAJ
taII George T.. Boien ~ ,. H4-'ir
Creah = r. 4. Snyder lS3e b. ba;;l.
Tenth. Chas J DeIand r.. jack
Ei van,A. Lyman 4 Holrle- r..
2 u., nelson n Miller tFr'h.o.r
" rvs,.,s Frank l. Covert r..
Pontiac. George NJ Campbell '-"cb.
IA -teenth Hygh 4 stewart ~.
FIivt. carlton \ Tsla0tt iSr-'.
Wins Caorge y. flarne tR1- T.~'
JaAr p. Ro.nan tRp. Burton Bert
= crspser r., rs. s s'1s Creek ...
r. r.eeHth Ebert V. Smith lRJ.
Nashv'fle. Gcttlleb Besssmer tSoc) >.
tr-r.t. Paul Ave-uI George z
Ellis. Roy " watkins RI. al %
Crane Rapids
p Ehteerfh George W Miller
fR D., Greenville.
Nineteenth Ernest J Bryant fR ,.
Sand Creek Albert r N~ndsr Y ,,
Adrian. Guy L. North tS0r j. Adrian
Twentieth: Geo. n. Forester tR).
T)eckeryille. Robert ". Mex enzie
tRD Sandusky.
twenty arst: Charles p. scully
(R) AlmCnt
Twenty second: Andrew Dore-
mus fRD. Harvey A. Penny CR)
Frank McPhilllps Cd. OF saginaw.
Twenty-thlrd. Philip W NJ skerr
CRD Muskegon Frederick J. Mac
donald tRD. Muskegon. Peter W
LOBBY tR). Muskegon; Vincent
Martin tR). Fruitport: James l.
smith Cd. Muskeson.
Twenty-fourth: Augustus Cans
ser fR). Bay city. william Al
swsde (R). Sanford DAVID a. Bal
/ lard fR). Bay CITY.
Twenty-nfth: John A. Damon
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,RepD: Richard u Hughes. Ithaca
CDemD.
Mason A. Adams, Je-
rome Harmon. Dodge sduires. J, -
buckingham.
Kalamazoo. First district. Nj
Blggerstan (Rl. and w. II, Hallei
(D).
Kalamazoo. serond district-Mlc
| SNOW. Richland tRep); Edward Up
ham. Alamo (Dem).
Van Buren--I..ynn J; Lewis tRsp ;
McGowan (Soc)
Houxhton. First dlstrict--A. Il
Petermarn (RepD. Calumet.
Houghton, second distriet---JosePh
Hooking (Repl. william, ] Parks
F RsH .b 5S:sPS 'p.m sS G:das. Il fe en-
(Proh).
Houghton, Third district-Adelbcrt
Edwards (Rep).
Barasa, Iron. Gogehic. Keweenaw
county distriets-rst o'Brien tRepD.
Iron River,
oakiand-R.pueiican. A. q. GrlSgs
bird 6laspie. oxford; Second district
Democratic. Monroe @ Dunlaj. OK
ford. Second district; Socialist. MIL
ton Depew. Pontiac, First district
wa.hienaw. First d,strict-H. w,
M MtTsirs rasSp Ran. Ann Ann ATsor ,sG and
waldo Abbot, (n-mG Ann Arbor
Samuel Crawford. Ypsiianu.
washtenRw, second iistrict-Hugh
r yandawsiksr (Rspl,, YPsilanti
Goseeie-susurd q Nelson. Cot
Wakefield tDemD.
bay city. First dlstrict-Marshall
R.S oekisS s.p RouS NStSsn ,b.m Todd
nay city second di.triet- Angus,
9Hintsl (Rep). John J. Jacket;
rs Gl,1'op Satr Hal .. y Rfn5,
Armhrustnscher ODeml
ottawa, First district-Rspubli
Gerrit w. Kooyers, Holland. Morti-
mer A soooy. Holland, Democrats
jacob OsterhsAn. Holland
ottawa. Second district-R-puhli-
can. Albert II Bo.ch. Jamestown,
James Chittick. Chester Republican
Democrat and Socialists have com
plate county tickets
81. Joseph-Leste n Place. Three
Rivers Rep) Victor l. NcMiilen
M.uieu tSocD Frank A Messenger
Constantine DEM.
ruscola -Charles O Rim and
William F. bowling tRD. Henry c
Menomlnee Norwood Rowers. r
SEWARD. Stephenson township, John
shayns Michael Harris Hsrri,
: Doyle. Menomine- Democrat
Eaton--Aib-rt TowA Repl. char
lotte Elmer Macarthur Rep Eaton
tas.-Fred n wells CRepD.
pIckinson--John DaprAto 'Repl
Iron Mountain.
calhoun, First Frank W
Jesse VI. Hatch tRrpp. Of Marshall
l. J woicott Darn. ~ Albion. cor
representative: Second district. Cal
h,Vn county l. " GtTnrd and
Miles : Curtis. both ~ patt'@ Creek
No n ns,1SC =, ~. e,,s :2n fo'
Ainnro n Green iRenp
hiawsSsr~--Jonn 7 Martin (Rep
AMI John II Rradel dem =.
cans 4 WARD Copl~y Philip y vrr
Cot, 7 warren Kava. Roherf WINS
in-,~s y. jerome. Theodore Rot
Ford Loo Taube wiHsrl y Martz
Anthony Gl~n~kl'ch William J
ZONES Robert Erwin. Chn- Flower
Poh"r: Ilddv' John Stcv-rrou. Jat
culver n J Fu.rark. Harry W 40.
sler. Iarry J weh~r Arthur =
wood. Eohert J. Hale 'hest"r =.
Schwartz. Andrew Toep.l. rru
Fr~d " Davis Ahram : Han
ChRrle- Marre'r0an. e. \ P~t~'
Fsnurdv r Anthony Nelson Loo r
crp-ri'gAt ". r. Hcryohrs-g. Al~'
F-rnk Potter
6 Fjrs, di-,r,ct Democrats Ear
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Candidates in the COuntu

SIuue, l. May Henry
c Nicol
pemoc-at-Emery MsnAsh. William
Schwartz
Coroner
Republicans II Goodwin, Will
liam : Grimes. r. 3 Hoag. Morgan
Parker. jacob W EothRcher Joseph
Rotten berg Phil o. SaUderson. Roo
EFT T Williams
Dem ocrat- william T. Melody
surveyor
Rcpu hlican--N- : Parker. GeJTg
A. Dlngman.
County Road Commi~>ioner
Republican--Johu :. HagEerty
uemucrat--WI william sally
County Drain Commi.sioncr
Republican, Robert E.l-z. iohr y
McGlenu James = ETtafsy Walter :
Leukle William = Redmond. Frank
Schroeder. Herman G4arIt
Democrat--M4chasl -zyuauuw 2
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Fleeing from her husband who was
pursaing her with razor, sstar-

Judge OF Probate
Republican, E1r O. purfee.
sheriff
Republican-Hrnry a Dickson. Ed
ward +. Stein.
County Clerk
epuhlican-Thomas 7. Ea-reN
Milton Oakman.
Democrat--tieorg Defer.
County Treasurer
Repuhlican--Jsmss =. Burgess
Freiwald. James Grant. WI
liam II. Green. Jr. Louis n. Lenp ke
Register OF Deeds
Republican--otto StOll
Prosecuting Attorney
Rspu blican--Charles II. JAsnovskt
County Auditor
RepublicAn-Will iam Gutrnar. Rich
ard porath. Robert W Rutter.
Democrat--Navie r kOnkeL
Circuit Court missioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
City News in Brief

Burgiar. stole money Rnd jewelry
valued ~ sito. SATURDAY, night.
from the home OF Mrs {. Brown,
OF No. iss Chariotte-aye.
from the Detroit Patriotic fund,
the wife OF sergeant IN the
Thirty-hrst Michigan infantry On
the Mexican border, has been III
and without funds ror. weeks, &C
cording 10 William J Nagel chair.
man 81 the fund A member %
the fund visited the woman and
took inventory ~ her needs The
fund viii take care 81 her with
what little money there 10 In the
treasury.
Nearly the entire lower end OF the
third ward has been cleaned mp bs
members % the Junior sanitary
league % the Detroit Board ~ Com
merce. an organization ~ zoo boys
who work daily 20 Improve De-
troits sanitary conditions " I'm
Harold Berg and Theodore Robin
son IN charge. the boys began an
inspection Of the lover enc ~ the
third ward week ago Many ~
the inspectors turned N as many
as IS complaints day.
With the pl.cinE of more than 900
men I'm the last sin month";. the
employment bureau ~ the Detroit
Rcart q Commerce Feels that X
has establishes itself a. pcrma-
nently successful organization. sew
eral cf the positions have carried
Win them salaries ~ 5000. while
many u them paid $500. ae
bureau works In a limited aeld, at
tempting 20 aud places only Tor
trained men. specialized IN er~cu-
tiv@s. especially sales manager and
advert sing men. Il = - this nsld
that the work hiss ret tre great
est success \ nun Der ~ clerks
stAncgrAphs~s and other ofdcr help
have prorted BY tie services ~ the
bureau. however. which makes no
charge 20 either ths employer or
the empioy- f0r services rendered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
roD.Y,s HAND CONCERTS.

schmeman's Military band. Herman
w. Schmcman. director, renders INC
following program Ia Clark PARK
this afternoon. beginning al go, and
at Northwestern field In tho evening.
beginning at s; March. The stars
and stripes Forever ,SonSal
waitEes. Wedding - the W lnds
opera Martha tFIot6wl, duet Tor
comets. selected. Nc~srs. Hooper and
Lindemeyer melodies from ne
Amer" tHerherti overture. 'Jur'l
(Weberl gems from The Prince q
P!lsen" usgdersl, spanish ser-nad~
Ia Paloma' lHradier). star span
gled Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph :. Bird. OF No.
1857 Second-ave- are receiving
congratulations from their friends
on the arrival Of baby girl Z ne
little one VIII he known as Betty
Lancashire Bird
c. 4. Richs sou, former auditor of
the saa Diego exposition, who -
visiting Detroit, SAYS u Is quite
prOba bic that the buildings there
may he used IN the founding Of q
university. The exposition VIII
two years. IL was running In com
petition 70 the san Francisco ex-
position and continues 70 attTaci
much attention. The attendance
last year WAS 100000.
FIeeing from her husband who wa.
pursuiaE her with a razor, >stur-
1av aftsrnOou Mrs Bessie Thomas
OF No. is4 Hastiugs-st.. leAped from
third-story window IN the rear
az her home and landed In the al
ley. She weighs $50 pounds and
escaped with fractured collar
hone DR. Griffith Thomas. pO-
lice surgeon. was passing the home
at the time and arrested the hus-
hand The woman was taken TO
the city receiving hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

PITTSPURGH-"Hard luck comes
only In punches" ACCORDING 20 Kar-
lsk Klemesky robbcr ~ $1,000 then
arrested and locked UP for trying TO
kill himself.
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Nc Kay. Richard q Stsrkey. Edward
Norton. julius l.. krimmel, l. +. Ray
ncia Earl 4 Newberry Democratic;
William T. bradley. Fred \ OPP.
Henry u Mcrithcw. Cosby King.
imatcrs-- Republican. L. \.
kempt. Peter MatEen. Frank T.. Ad-
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olson Democratic. Arthur Hatha .
way. y nert rrimeau,
Constable Republican James A.
Perkins. Melvin Hughes George Rus
sell Ienking, william y kcsslrr,
Democratic. John H. Coyle, William
Mead.
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Candidates tor Congress

Socialist-paniel J. Powell
l.ucius n Rodger,
TAirteenth District
publican--C harlts \ NICHOLS.
Eugene r Kerry.
Socialist---Albert Reuner,
PrOhihitiontst-W ehb n. poane,
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ave-. while he dreamed OF Arctic
icebergs In the park.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVEs

STATE INTERPRETATIONS
clare Henry croll Jr.. (Rl. Bes-
verton. Daniel W Rowe tRl. Far
well. Burt Salley tRD. lake.
Iosco; VIII McGillvray RI, os-
coda J Edward Beta Cd, Au Sable.
L~elsnau: Andrew y. Anderson
MissAGxre Ezra Hall tRp. Lake
CITY; Or. Nelson Abbott (R). Lake
tr-sau. Isle Nelson O. rarrier
lRD, Atlanta; Melvin A Bates tR).
schOoficratt; William Leighton (RD.
Wexford: Frank A. Smith CRn.
Luther. y Jacob Smith (D), Cherry
Grove, George W. Eidridse (Soc).
Jackson. FRS, district Burney
Brewer tR). Emery J Wood tR).
O. FArshAll Cd.
Jackson Second district: Edward
J Semi (RD. Clarence ]. Reed tR).
Isabella Arthur y Ward and
Thomas +. West (R). Mt, Pleasant.
Barry: charles A. Wetssert tRl.
Hastings. " A. Nester CD. Gershum
Grand Traverse Lowell sours JR ,.
OF whitewater. Alfred Wildnan I'D },
Traverse CITY Harry Loveland 50.
Traverse city.
Livingston Henry T Ross tRD.
Brighton. John WrigElesworth CD.
CohuCtah township
HulSiale owen Ohanlon Cpn.
Hllsdale edward r. Galloway tRl.
Musk@Ecr. Cart Young tRl. Mus
ksgrn, Tom r Rogers tRD. Raven
ua Harry l.. Johnson ID, Muske-
gon Tom rounelly 6 Muskrgon
Dcears Thomas Reed tRJ. Shell
~
:, Clair First district. Alex. cow
an tR1 Tor' Huron
:, Cla3~ Second district: Frank
Midland clifford Olm.t~ad and
1 Duncan i, ayne ,Rh and Ewnrt L.
Lsaawee second district " ~
Moore % Palmyra. Charles Evans
L~narss First district: John r
Vine tRl p T Graves tR1, and
a g. staup CDD.
Prarch VI l. Evans tRl. A o
Monroe o. Wes'sv Kef1rrsrliNg
CRJ. RaisIovlso. cylaurn J ~ Bur
rcuEhs fEI. Dundee. Milton II
asrsc,a i'm SCI mid, ard J
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First District.

FIRST Dtstrtct
Republican-HAVslo J. North
more. charles n Ruesskamp. August
Cyrowski. Eden small. Hugh Shcp-
rru Marius |. Freud
pcmocrat--Frank L., poremus
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Capt Albert L. Rcmick. for 10
years keeper Of Rye Beach N HD
coast Iuard station. is TO he retired
from The United States lliesaying
service today.
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CARO- ATTORNEY
KILLED IN AUTO

SAGINAW. Mich, July sO.--F. ID.
Ransford. \ prominent attorney of
Caro-, was almoSr instantly killed at
the corner OF Sixth and IApoer>
SITS. Sunday. and his wits was pain
fully injured. when an auto In
which they were riding rer head-on
into "A Lapcer.st. car
Mr.. ana Mrs Grant Ransford and
an eightyearold child we're In the
rear seat OF the machine and were
not injured.
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(Rl Mt Pleasant. Newell Smith
tR.). ST Louis
Twenty-sixth: Charles Tufts (R).
Ludtngton.
yer tRD Cadillac; J. Frank stevens
tRl. star city. William W. Smith
tRl, Buckley
twenty eighth. John NJ Perry
JRD. Tusttn- Miles NJ CallRghan
tRD Reed CITY. Duncan McRae
tR1, Greenbush William X. Caple
Cpb. Glare
Twenty-n'nth: Dana n Hinkley
Orb. Petoskey; J Lee Morford (R(.
Gay lord
Thlrtieth. James c. Wood (R).
Nhntstiaus
Thirty arst: Alton r. Roberts
(R) Marquette Hugo koephke
Thirty second: George Williams
tRh, Calumet James NJ Wilcox
tRl. Calumet.
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Aldermen - RepnbiIcan; Thomas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! MT. CARMEL. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INTENDED for last issue.)

9 .
Mt. Carmel, Dec. 20.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. D. Cade spent one day last
week in, AbbeviIle.
a, Mrs. P. 4. Black returned home
Wednesday from visit to her sister
Mrs. Lanier at Monterey. =. ~
Mt. Carmel was visited by quite
a severe wind storm Monday morn
ing about eleven o'clock. Some dam
age to the roof Of Messrs. Scott e.
Miller's store was done, and trees
blown down.
q Mesdames Lucretia PashcaI L. E.
Conner, Lillian M. Paschal and Miss
Tee Paschal spent Tuesday in Alb
beville. 81. sa .'is ajys.,. II. -. !. 4
Mrs. WA. Scott and little Gladys
and Miss Maggie Sutherland spent
Tuesday in Anderson. 4
I Mrs. James Hester, Miss Elizabeth
Hester and Mr.. Lawrence Hester
spent Tuesday. in Anderson.
The young people enjoyed q nice
little dance at the home of Mr.: w.
Is. Miller on Thursday evening:
. Misses Gladys and Eva Tarrant
spent Monday in ,Abbeville. !.
Mrs. Minnie Watson returned
home one day last week from an ex.
tended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Ferguson at Sally, 8. G.
Little Martha and Hollis Conner
are convalescent with measles.
Master John Dru Cade has been
quite iii with measles, but is much
better now. Us. ~. tr
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"The obligation to serve the coul-
try is a universal one. The question
of how to bring about preparation
for national defense is one Of policy
rather than theory. Whether univer-
sal military service of a selectiye con
scription is the correct answer. / do
not know. The theory of common
interest in a common country would
be satisfied by method of selecting
soldiers that was not voluntary in
the character"
The secretary told the committee,
however, that since congress had re-
jected the continental army plan Sin
favor of the national guard system,
he believed the guard should be CIV
en- a fair trial. He did not amplify
his suggestion in regard to the BE-
lective conscription, but it is under
stood the plan under consideration
cotemplated the making Of an in
ventory of men, as is being done with
industrial resources and deyising3 q
means whereby every citizen would
be made liable in war emergency
for the character Of work tor which
he is best fitted by his pace time
training. -, :, .lf6 f
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
For the Purpose Of Accommodating
the Public in the Matter Of Max
ing Their Returns, I VIII Visit
the Places Mentioned Below ~
~ on The Dstes Indicated in
ssiL Schedule.

ALL RETURNS must be made un-
der oath Of personal property re-
turned at its market value, ia
ly Persons not. making their returns
between|J January 1,,1917, and Feb
ruary 20, 1917, are liable to- q penal
ty Of SO per cent. This penalty will
be enforced against delinquents: for
the failure to enforce it. heretofore
has put on neglect Of the law. s.
= The returns of those who conform
to the law are placed, before the
Township and County Boards, while
those who disregard the law come in
after the meeting Of the Boards and
return to suit themselves. The, en-
forcetnent of this: 80 per cent. penal
ty will correct this evil.
Employers, are requested to return
all of their employers after notifying
them and getting a statement of
their property. =, - M :.
Returns will not be taken by mail
unless they are sworn to before
some. proper. officer. All improve
mehts or any transfer Of real estate
must be reported to the Auditor. 2
All tax returns must be made by
school districts. So please look up
your plats and find the number of
acres in each school district, also
amount of personal property.
My Appointments Are as Follows:
Calhoun Falls, Tuesday, Jan. 16.
owndesville, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Jan. 18th and 18th.
Donalds, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
Jan. 23rd and Oath.
-. Due West, Thursday and Friday,
Jan. 25th and 26th.
E. A. Paterson will take returns at
Antreville, and W. W. Wilson, at
Level Land.
= RICHARD SONDLEY,
~. Auditor Abbeville County.
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There's nothing more uncertain
than sure thing.