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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
jrauen Gifts Oerein!

Sn Der am Ietten Mittpod nbge-
bnltenen 9eriammlitig oes Grnuert.
8ereinS nlroe beihlolIeiL ale Sebel
In 8eipegiitio 5u iesert, I'M i'm Spdt.
berbIt ben $erren t~otfrdftig our Sci.
te at Itebpnb uni einen g~roBnrtigen
.WnIar az bdIten, Mir tDoIen Der'
iuder, dne airHen, 2ogeu uno Ser.
cine bofir 5u i~ntereiliereft, I'M Die
.Sade gldnSen6 our15ufibren.
SIN 2aufe IeBter Bode bat Der
'@erein $4,000 fir Die ariegs.9e
Oiirftigen mad 9tiIeariep seianOt. @s
lit tpenig, nber NIT 2iebe gegeben.
Mm 26. apriI miro elm 2arter.
frdtshen I'M Wtuiitbeim gegebet
peroerL tpie geu0bnLi9 nit iebr
id6nen 8reiien, Gnffe itlb Sudden.
anfnng pinttIid 2 llbr. glle finO
freunbItdit eingeIaoen.
Iuf a~Ilgeneines @erlangen miro
Der s9eutide Grnmatii9e Stub" bon
2incoln I'M Wtuiif9eim cine @orlteI.
lung gebetl uno iiits ii9erli9 tpieber
einen @enib bereiten. Seoem Billet
5l 90 Gents miro elm sos fir cine
nur0erboa ~gebdfelte 8ettOefe Bel.
gelegt. Sdiiler aablen tpie getp0bn.
lid Is Gents.
lniere 8~erinmmlitng lesten Deitt-
mod mar nidt eroB, aber eeniit.
itd. Groii Heeoer botte iebr idO.
men Sudden ge6radt un0 6rau 8or1-
bnrot in ieDr Iiebenspiroiger @eiie
ben &affee gum 8eiten gese6en. Den
0arnen iueIde 10 freuilolia Blu.
men p1brertb meines &rnnfieins ge.
i6idt boberl belten 9nrt.
Olga M. aoehnentdtt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
qrbeiten nidt NIT GnaLanSern.

Berlin, IS. 4pril. (5ltntenbe.
ridt - oSrnnffitrter 8eitung"
meIoet, 6aB 5iele fran3oitidIe ariegs-
gefdngene oufrieoen In eirler Sabrit
in &otit a. SOC. arbeitetea, Biz aud
bier gneIdnOer in oerieIben ange.
itelt tpuroen. SobnI0 Die 8riten
eridienen, fam es 5u Geibereien utlO
Die Gran5oien erflarterL bob iie lie
ber nod Dem @efarNenenlager 81.
rilffebren, nIs init ibren engliifet
9erbiinbeten SulamrIen orbeiten
iuiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

Ser eroBe aiitomobiI. aonteIt Der
oSGgli6en Omaha Eribiine" Oouert
iebt MIR nod A Gage; er ihlieBt am
Nittipo9 abenb, ben 10. aprtl. Sc.
Der &onteItnnt mtB iest unabLdiiig
bis 0itm SdluB peiter orbeiterL min
er ouf ben Sieg redner. slu9 bic
&onteIt1nten Die iid unter ben
Jii9rern befinOeb rriiien oieies tur,
0enn einige Der Nieorigeriteberoeit
arbeiten ME bic giber un6 Der.
iprefen Bis gum S4luB groBe GIN
ienoungen, bic 0ns Gnoreiultat itarf
beeinfIuiien Diirften.
9arlit Die IeBten Beiteaungen
mitge5dblt peroen f0nrerI miilien
Die leBten @inienbuneen Der &orte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
goltiid)e anseise.
Mp6ert enNf6 l5t bag Grp6lent

OtR~N<t ~A%EU ARt " 4NN~fNFf
SSnt 9eoDem6er 1909, no9 pie.
terbolter gef6tper6e il6er 8eein.
fIuiiung bon @ei6morenen, iuuroe
Dom Snsaba QoDDtaten. 8erein elm
itnteriu9ungs . @omitee ernaunt,
init Der aufgabe, Dem &anoeL bon
@ei1tporenen.gbefs I'M Court SotlS
Elm @n0e 81 MADDEN.
Ser @eri4t oes Romitees laitte-
tie:
Sn Mnbetrndt Der Sotlo6e, oaB
beIogtes aonlitee, oo3 init benz @Iert
bes 9iItrtftsgeridts, mobert Smitb,
mebrere nntcrreoungen bate, Der
fid fir Die abIhafiung Oes Ser
bmoeIns bon @ei6worenen-@ elOan.
meilnnaen au2Ipradb un0 al oieiem
8meG nit Dem 4~oDofatens8ere
&an6 in &ono orbeitete, ui0 5ur
2oiung 0es 9robIems nif feline per-
fonlid)e Note bon Der ufltte6 Stotes
1ationaI Banf mebrere Sauien0
Dollars horgte, Inn Sltrp. ltn0 3elt-
aengebiibreit aTn iGaigen Sermin 81
Sablen, iuu0ur6 ooS MdfIereei11ft
i'm Court Sanie Den SoOesitoB CT.
tieIt, 10 lei es
@eihloIien. OaB uniere gereini-
sung bier1nit Rubert Smttb, gTerf
6es DiItriftsgeridts, ELM DaufesDo.
tiim abitattet. fir ieine frdftige linz
tprItiitung unIerer getDesunG Oie-
lem @ibltanOe abaubelfen, unO ibm
uniere 2l~nerfennttng solfen FIR feline
9emiibungpn, bic Sduernoe quite
ReIdtate berporbringen ueroen.
Jraut 8. 8eaDer,
Charles g. Softer,
s s. 4ale1,
Gomitee.
gbos. g. Softer,
Nmfieren6er Sefret1r:-
Stimmt hlr iobeft Sntitb. fir
Sic &ie0ernorlination ittr Glerf
oes Gtitriftssgri&ts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
sarner.s ogiatnng in garIineton

9ie Eaglasung oes Gberen Dbl.
iiijippi Titrrtbeoirfs In Burlington,
So, mar BON 9eIegaten Der pers
lhieSenen Dereine gut befudt.
angelloruen tplroe Elm 8eihliB,
tpono@ lofort cine Depeide an Bro
IiSent @ilIon ob3uididen iet, in
iueIder er, I'M 9onten Der $500
MitgIieoer 0es 8e5irfs erinht miro,
Odrduf gu nfteu, onB bic Diploma.
tifhen ge5ie1ungen stpiihen 9eutif.
Lamb uaO Den Ser. Gtonten nift
obaebrofen tDeroen; nitb Die elm
ae[ren 8ereine ipitr0en aufgefor-
bert, iofort cine dbrIidje 9epeIde
an ben Br1iioenten abSuihiden.
gs pur6e beidIoiien, I'M Stni TT
MoropeItD Davenport EN- 8e6irts-
turnfelt obsubolten.
Die ndHite 8agfdtung uir0 IN
OttatDa, SI., ftattfinOen.
limb Ser 9e5irtts Borort bIeibt
uieOerurn in SOliteir, ga.
Sir Deutide Rote areiH be.
Iuiaiete Die S~ogidsuris $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

aeben ODER i'm i'm Omaha poItanit
our4 eingelhriebenen Brief einien-
ben, Onnit nii9 ibre G~inien6ung
unoblnOerIi1 am 19. MpriL erfoIet.
gle griefe, Bite an ben 4orteitIetter
geri9tet ftno unO tnh benz is. atprtI
eintreffesL tperOen nidt Dor II lbr
morgens ant %. April se6ffnet. I'm
oieie StlinOe finOet Die leste offiSielle
3Gblung aler 8eitelungen urO bic
9reigberteiIltng itatt, iDo6l ale 9oH-
teItanten ber5Iih e~iltgeIaoen itn0.
Gbr. Otto Sr. aus CRAWFORD Co,
ga, itebt beiite tpieber an Der Spise
Der aOnteIt1ntert; Der 8ipeife lit SO.
bnnnes MeDer, Mercer Co., q. Dat,
$. Sagift, Coles 60, 81, Der brittle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
0ammbrndl BAL Mnaeahne. sya

Weitscatine, Sd., 10. Mpril.
Ser 9aiiiiiiippi.D onm In Drurp
Eopnibip BART geitern, utlo bic ge.
iudiier ergieben ftd ourd einen 200
SUB breiten giB in onS 2anO. st.
ma 5000 slider frudtborer Jnrmen
iin0 bereits lberidipenlmt. utl0 oa
feine 0aoglidfeit uorbanben lit, ben
8ru9 gesenmdrtie Sli repnrieren,
befiratet man Dab bds llngliid nod
GROCER iper0en miro. An Dielen
5tellen lit ons @ieb ertrliufen, bod
gelang es an allen Grten ben De.
uognerrb ii@ in Siderbeit sti brin-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
etraRen.a rapaQe In Sr[anS.

Berlin Is. april. (Guntenbe-
rid)t Die lleberleeiide Rahri9.
t~en-agertur bat MeIoungen BON
amiteroam erbalten, iuona9 oie re.
ooIutiondre @etpeeung in SrlanO
lnlmer meiter I'M lid ereiit. Stra-
ben~sStrotpaac in ben irI1n6ilAen
aiiitenltlOten iirb on Der Gngesoro,
iunlg. Sn nlor6en Std0ten uno Srt.
idaften lit 6os ariegsreft erfldrt,
liilo mebrere 9eitungen In Sr[dub
iiro bon Der Gesierltlg itnterorldt
mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
Fir Mfniernnas.Witratfabrif

@dibtngton, 10. gfpril. gei
8eratnng Der chamberlain 'den
armeeporloge nnbm geitern Der
5ernt NIT 43 gesen % Stimmcr
cine 8orlnge ait, tpelde Bite Grid
tnne elmer Ritrotfo6rif ieitens Der
Negierung boriiebt. Sir ben 8ped
n1roen $t5,000,0 900 beipili6t. gti.
trat, ioIpeterioures GolB, miro aur
SerIteIung bon GrpIoiiOItoffen uno
9iingmitteln beniibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
10000 anarts Bier nernidtet.

Senftle, Mdlb., 10. AprlI. =
9oli8ei beridiittete 9eitern 10000
2ilorts Bier, Die 1nt 8ienstag aui
eiitcnt I'M Safen berdfferten 2eih-
ter t~oniis5icrt norDeu tuareit, IN
Oie Sal. 8irsermeiIter Gia iiber-
iua6te perISnIi6 Die Grtrdnfums Der
perurteiItem SIai6en.-8o wer6en
Oie Slide einen SdtDipps befom.
men baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
WrnSermnrh.

aincOIn, gsebr., is. aprif. - Ger
80 Sobre aIte Subert 0enrooff bat
Ieiuen iingere1 gruOer Seremiab
nitf Der ieiner M1itter gcb6rtgen,
lueItlid bon 2iacOIu seleeenen 5rrw
erihOIie1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

6. 9th, 81, G~ratuforS 60, Ga. . $4,000
q. S. Geikel, Gae So, Soma 1890. $4,000
o.. 81. 8eldoruer, 9anealter 50. $4,000
9enrD 9olaf, Douglas &c.. ........ .392,100
%. 8. Saitsman, Sage So. ...... $4,000
Sacpb 8runmeier, goa6 So $500
3. S. gmuteneber, Sbabcr &c.. .367,100
s.. Sagii, Coles So, 50. ....... 5000
SO6anRes1 @eper, Mereer So, q. DAT. $4,000
S.A.8afSdHeiber, gbadamas &c. Ore. $4,000
Seinr. SOrssns, sripp So, g. o.. ..112,S00
8iaie aird6pft Smith So, aaai 49,. 10000
Mm. Mseper, Slate So. $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

gcrlanat. - Siid)tiaes MiGoden
fir oagcmleine S%nusarbeit Neiereti.
sen prridugt. a~nSuirogeR 700 SIN
81, Ctr, 4st6.l6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

Nr. GonSer, @Iatte So. $4,000
sSaepb Sieb, Barton 60, SAM 49,. 10000
Innl genner, Oaae 81. .44,O00
.Senrn @ina, 8prlSer g., GD[p. . $4,000
4na. @enSt, Geparb So ........ $4,000
NreS. so. @enSt, MarI6al g., SAM $4,000
Gen. Serser, golf Gu., So. $4,000
MrnamSus anups, Glap Sc. ....... $4,000
Dttp Boomer, &nor So. $4,000
<. 6. Guth, Seotfs gluff So. ...... $4,000
Ssaeob 8ierIaf, Mnriun So, Dres. 1900
Mis emma Gnsbtfe, SAILS g., ser. . 10000
&c. 0ittmann, SirOn So. 1900
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15
5Rir6li6e Ga6ri6ten.|

Gertide Metbooiten-airde @fe
IL. un0 Center StraBe.
5onntagsi6ule 10 nbr morgens.
sSrans NeeDer, Superintendent. -
8re0igt.@ ottesoienIt II ubr. &be-
ma: g9ein &0nig fomu1t gu Dir.
abeuog s ltbr miro Heb. u. S.
seller bon @artea, gaebr., preOi.
aett. SugenObitno. @ riamrllung
1873 nbr. angrit Boring, 8rdit-
bent.
9urm bic &orfpoGe piro ie6en
4beno 8 ubr @reoigt-@ ottesoienlt
aebnlten iperoen, poalt uniere bent.
iten 2anosleute freltnblidlt einge-
laoen itn0.
SIR &ranfen.B eiude unO ale
Qmtsbonolungen ltets gerne bereit.
o. S. Saiier, @oitor, @obnung:
1926 Sii6 II. 5troBe, &eIepbon
7486.
9etti6e cd. tutb. ct. 8nuls,air.
DIE, gde 20. unD Gnan8 Ctr.
@ottes6ienit nit &onfirmation ort
gaImlonntag Inn 10 11br; nbenOs
aonfirmation Der engIiiden alaiie
Inn 7.30. - 6dTtengottesoienite amt
9onnergtag obenO I'M 8 ll9r urlO
Jreitag ntorgen I'M 1880 nbr; in
engliI6cr Sprade Greitag ubetto s
ubr. = 8elonoerer @efonssgottes.
oienIt 6es @bors nttO Der RinOer am
0iterfet abenOs 100. S. u.
ilgenSort 2ebrer.
6. g.. 0tto. 9aItor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

bober, dfttbe.
9alrdi1nittspreis 9.40-9.65.
9urhidnitspreis 9.65.
S6afe-8ufubr Sill. Marft fdt;
2Gmmer felt.
@i66er 10000.
SdbrIinge 8.50--10.25. I
@tttteridofe $40.
Gbieago 3arttberidt.
GinbbieB-3nfubr 1900.
Mnrft felt.
&6dfter 8reis $50.
Sdipeine-8ufubr 10000; 5S
B0ber.
9itr6f6nittspreis 9.S0-f0.00.
S6diter Breis 1905.
Sdafe-5nfubr 5000. feft Dts 3D..
Der.
Gdnfns 9Th @Grft6eridJt.
SinSbieb -3ufubr 500; Iunsium,
feIt.
SOdter greis $50.
Gtoders, Ianeiam feif.
Gdlber, floit.
Gdmeime-3.500 5-10 bOber.
9urdidnittspreis 9.50-9.75.
S0dIter 9reis 9.771a.
Sdafe-3nfubr 1900; Iarft lang.
Jam. Is niebriger.
SGmmer 1880.
Sriiblinsg. 9Gnmer 1900.
ct. Suiepb Marttberidt.
&inSbiebE3ufubr 200. Morft felt,
S6dfter 9eis $50.
GAiueiue - 3ufubr 5000. 5-10
bober.
9irdihnitfsbreis 9.5S-9.7o.
S0hIter Breis go.
Sdaie-3ufubr 1000. @orft 10
--t5 ~nieoriaer.
&Edlter 4reis 1855
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-15

Sfimmt fir giobeft Sntith. fiirl
Sic INSTRUMENTATION fttr 9Ierfl
Oes Giitrittsgsri6ts.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
NEW SUSPECT
IN WYANDOTTE
SLAYING HELD

Dominic Frank. beer peddlcr. ar.
rested Tuesday in sibIey is theI-t
.St suspect taken into custody iu
the investigation Of the staying OF
Harry paul and Morris Harris. Wy.
aadotte fruit merchants Frank WAS
F9ltd Tuesday afternoon by Prose
rufor JasnoWsM aud Chief DEPUTY
John ". smith and was lockcdo w
In the county jail
Frank is declared by officials 90
have been arrested q year pnd, a hall
ago tn connection with The kidnap
nag On Nyandoitc OF nttle Thersa
Na,zola, and De- Is alleged 20 have
been sycn lettering about Wyandottc
Jhc day the men were shot
Police Marshal Thompson. - Ford
la- Identified n automobile belong
ng go The Metropolitan Grocery
.ompany of which Tony Giaunola
and Peter Bosco are the heads, as
d ear which hc saw IN Ford two
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Les are 60 reai t7ey east snsa
sws when ths qrt s 5sr -c tr.T
Now June Wr-e came 90 ace me
cutie often Almost ! liked him
better thon Hos ard tse voeiA 80
lad introduced him ,o ms Haf Z
been olda- and wiser Z do -ot thi1E
sy admiration ft- Jere aoachsrr
-aeu a. era. Ha was u1t
qashier ttn h.e s1and He -aa a
orlct etreus d hr
6o,uirssr.rr vsv which -ase v.,h
me- eor trowle4-e and wl poser.
Also probahlv because his respect
e,r NE u.s saor rpa-ly 6ce-
4ova-d's he ordered re aba-
l.sed me utsoat ask.re uy per
.,fssior .ers gave me- m .ee-ebIs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

he .ss ale alse
>.. ,.f.,f .s- -l.--t IN
o.. ...r aha rh.t
~ ,ara-t
c.trr
~u. ust
+. over .es-9.,
-a star. az
Ind w-r.r-oa
t " -.3-, ha.s
Nes,rs was
-. - \sue -
. * v\n -ay1te
..-..,-. ,vs- y r -
and I'm BESIDE
'nt hole de~ mo
,-. .-at.t Miner The Mole n,
--a s o.s Liz ancQI FOR
s.- v.a+.u Mouse 20 sEueet.
0,4 Nan r,vc-s - I'd an
81. .~s,fA4 Meadow Non ka pe
~.r73 e>-cr4 nan
t-s --s ~ ---,s- had hes,
-..h. .ya- NAV w., s,o. and unne
81. r-- 1aa, = ~ nile 10
''
in'o 'f~ tea7e' = Miner ne No~e
= I "11 -.' -
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Woman Who Was Re-
fused Divorce Aids
Daughter to Get One
SON TESTIFIES
AGAINST FATHER
Fred. PancratZ Would
Not Give Up Drink
for Ford Job

While Mrs Martha Hcrr faara'
for days !n The divorce courts las
April 70 rid herself II hcr blind anl
sgcd husband. Charles r Hegr vhc
is her partner in the Union hotel
+. cnly 10 have her efforts fad and hel
ban dismissed she ucceedc5 Tues
dag afternoon IN help.ns her daoeh
ter Mrs, Mary f. hatt divorce Waoe
HIATT.
The .circumstsnces were iiIercrs
however. HIATT admitting H.s ofe
charges OF drunkenness hv his fail
IRE TO contest the ri,t Utale He~-
ioupht desperately and va- jrotect
eG by his lawyers who ot,a Ned aL-
nlcny for him l.. Nas one o the
, pare Gasp in winch mar Rae OBJ
tained siimonv from his ssIte But
Mrs. HATS ease Was made sure
VIXEN Nsv. Hery wav- her t0-
ccYerfd with HiHfe As ta"alis
anu SAID that sha would Irf-- De-
daughter vith a horse ~ which she
cou,g bring up her three young .al-
drei.
The Hatts werc married '4e0
Mrs. Hat accepted ss week ali-
mony s. wctk for each ~ he-
children. notpithstmiing her moth
eTs munaceu promise
Maude Cole N5uldut' let her hus
band. HUGH c Cole. visit bis mother
and sister, altho they lived e,klr
two blocks. Hugh told Judge Nayne
Tuesday. in seeking divorce
Judge Mayne gave him decree. bur
decred that be must not marry
within the next six months and ihat
Mrs. Cole mustn't marry for d year
She already had child by pre-
y.0us marital adventure when Cole
married her
Frederick Pancratz woGldlt go
tc work az he Ford plant because
he was afraid he v ould have 70 stop
( drinking and would have tc give
--rrrr ms eZTHtUgs 70 fis WTTs EIs
ron testified in Judge Aandeus
court. in The divorce suu belns
brought by Mrs. Bertha Fancratz
The father faeed the condemna
tion Of mis- son %. c1urt lis,ensnc o
the account from RS own chHF-
lips Of brutalitrs inflicted on fhe
mother Young pancratz testified
without any bitterness or animosl.y
toward his father, but Hith Jhe ap.
rearanoe OF great ply for his
mother
- tried % ret him a 'ch in The
Ford Meteor company. but his friends
advised him no' to- take II because
he would have o. quit drinking.
tsid young pancrntz "He Has
afraid tco, hel have 10 give his
money 20 iny mother. he told me
&C himself
Mrs. Pancratz's sisters told of the
cruelty she had suffered al his
hands, how she bad been beaten
4 with horse Whip and flung 1ut oi
the h6T-r The son declared Jaat
be knew bis father couldn't care
anything for her and beat her US be
cid The oil couple have n chH.
. dren. The case was con inued
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

l.. j. Pike, No. So Seccndavo
tpecial olhcer for the pere Mar
quette railroad. was shot thru thr
right hand by railroad thieves whom
he had surprised Tuesday night ,r3
ing 10 rob a Pere Marquette frc ht
car at Campbellave Pike tried to
arrest lhe men, but was shot Jhu
the hand before he could draw hi-
own gun The thieves escaped Pike
was taken 20 the receiyua hospital
where bis wound vas dressed
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
ELECTION BOARDS
SUMMONED BY
CANNASSERS

The board Of county canvassere
will call in the election boards Of
Gistricts one AMI two. ~ Ham
uamck townsville SATURDAY. morning
m an attempt go settle tho status
% the annexation OF these districts
The amendment known as proposi.
tom 80 covered Hamtramck and
CrsuoS md attic it carried IN
H8mtrknck. % ios IN Gratiot
CITY &ction boards In whose
landing N-~hc cote the canvassers
Aave discovered inaccuracies and
clerical errors WI De- summoned
'a'fo,c III" o'n'oJer' Wednesday
evening
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
THE BANQUET
SPREAD

tHaw genuine italian alet
with hand madeira crnter and
~ mined with cluuy lace 90 $50. a
beautiful thing ana n bunst scarf
10 match at sag
saw madeira dinner cloth In
beautiful design ~ t65 and an
other 90 $50
round madeira dinner cloth a.
f2f In another az $40
F'nrfnfIne rlunt lace table
cloths t89a0 90 tGq so These arc
usrd either FOR dinner or luno ->on
cloths
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
FRENCH CHINA

There we've many Hrts ~ fine
F-.rrh ina decorated 10 tns
rtF exquisite wHF mat tbn
Frenrh only rFf masters ~
fIr..farf .tf band rrf IN Opeu
at.rF af f.If1 hernardaud
g4 kr. a1E.trr i00- piece. at
arfrr- T.rra -faud Nenat7.
nrra pattern t13l another pink
r ltr3e- ntth xoid bands ~
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

1fours after th, staying. being driven
rapidly towards Detroit
The Statement of reliable wit
hess has been giyen the officials
ihat a man answering Franks dc
acription was seen running away
from the scene OF the shooting
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
AMERICAN CHINA

Al 81 conventional Lur
Mand. traced guII rapr ard rfrq red
ltudlra and knobs At SGD an
American IUr elaiu fIfH H hIHrk
tarct .rnffuu 3ffh HprHys ~
ruk ruf.a nuit handles and
Fu0hF
Fvrn ffffr cottage sets ~
Amer Hr n.luHiatfure g0Dd look .
Ink stfs..rl Ipffie cots. af 2 lt
tu g.
seventh rioor--w ooswsrd BIds
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Cap, HInscs faa one farv yo-
n six men Fa1 were o. rho iug
r A scott. Ir, when d aas raa.
ued and Junk outside Newport
Conn by the German merchant gb
marine Deutschiand. 2 IS Or leff f7r --
return trip 90 Germany BE d.r~'t
Cd the loading ~ The bmarine
The Deuf cbland pat back for -e
pairs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
TABLE PADS

rp protect fine Able tops from
not dishea and liqufds Quiltet
pads arc 81 81 to t25s Three.
fold Nokay pads. undoubtedly ths
beat on their Kind. are t5 20 81
and fhe leaves 20 so with then
are fi2h 10 g. t5 each.
second Floer--Nsin Bsiiding.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
LlTTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
.BAVARIAN CHINA

= rlef Er.afIan 100 nIrrn 4et with
quartz. u.H gold band. gold hand
- and tn.Ls. So au
emrIe MayHuw pattern. "a
blue Nun Iu a suldHr-W eh-iil.cl de-,
a.Pu IUr flrce aef % nnc pDtCt-
Lawn. at fg1sb
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
CAME BOARDS

rfrnka and game Boards suE-
gested things that made nay mouth
water some had wells for the
juice and gravy ~ the steak Or
game 20 run INTO 7, f0r one ike
meats plauked These boards.
square and oval. are only soc 10
10
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
SILVER VEGETABLE
DISHES

Nv sense of economy VA ap-
r@ntef rn TOO. when saw the
trrrrIrafIrr vegetable dl-nrs
t.sIr .ra can tr Rsd. ~ o. fot-
cred dsh. or bY twisting a KNOB
ID rer.unr fw1 nren NNFetsulr
lf-saa Thev srr in American
e4tffrlI s. 20 ii5
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
ROASTING THE
GOBFA ER

a tough old Kobhicr can heTnafe
tender and juicy ln q fift castor.
~ lH SELF haHtinx and bHa.H Htfdrr
FOR 1hs or, whore Sc Iui.. drlpa
on the roast 81 o. EE And
aluminium r'astere. lt31 OH t12
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
FOR THE NUTS

There were nlrkeI-piated nut
plrk for as little "a 25c for d
fet ~ six. and zoe for n rof OF
with r. cracker
seventh FIoor--Nstn building.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
DAINTY APRONS. TOO

Aprons DIR cooks. maids waitrss-
-. nurses and houHeke~rora great
cover ~ aprons ~ dignity tiny
coquettph serving aprons aprons
Win npr Fn's aprons with and
without hiha 25c tp $3.50
Fourob FIoor--Nain nuIIdIns
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

PrfnttnE-the pfRtn neat kiud--sh ~
- rishr--- Time. Job De-r--Nstn ts2n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
FOOD CHOPPERS

fonrH a food chopper ~ good
as any 7 had seen That eold for
only ~
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
PRETTY FAvORs

~ ia lot o, r1r ~ hove place
c1rdF rvrv thYJ4l oterthrHr "has
Hia p"u regular plurp ~ thn
faDln And thnre are pretty nut
cups and Ice cups made of paper.
with iII'ftsy decorations. De- 1nc
and 15c There are other favors
going as high as t2sn
First f1oor--wain building
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
CARVING SETS

b'g table of carving sets thcrs
aFF a good SCI with stag handle
Hut lnr steel hlndes was only
sl-a
Another ee+ had knife blade
that puit bc bent almost double.
rr good was the ateet The steel
fHu clear through tho handle.
r.afIng it uubree kablc Price
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
FOR MOULDING
JELLY

fsily moulded attractivsly fH
much more apyettziug than tho
ErI fuaf watbins all over and
then falls in - smash Good jelly
uYulds are only 2sc 90 50
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
0be Gown Grter

Bishop NJ. c. Harris will lecture on
his experiences in Japan in the lee
ture room of Woodward & Lothrop's
establishment, this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. Bishop Harris will describe
the misunderstanding that America
maintains toward the Oriental coun-
try. II
The Nebraska State Association will
hold Its annual outing at Glen Echo
this Saturday.
Tomorrow is Warrington Day ut the
Elk convention in Baltimore. Many
Washington members of the order will
parade with the Elks today
A bowling tournament will feature
the excursion of the Night Watchman's
Association which will be held at
Chesapeake Beach tomorrow.
Examinations Tor an inspector of
safety appliances. and for inspector of
hours of service. will be given by the
Civil Service Commission on August 2s
and 29.
An examination for an aeronautic
craftsman will be given by the United
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13

States Civil Service Commission on
August Is.
LpciIle Wetherell will lecture on
THE Worlds Greatest Needs Lead
er, and a Scapegoat" I'm the red room
OF the Willard this evening.
The Marine Band will give q con-
cert at the White House at o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
Thirty-three lodges of the Odd FeI-
lows Order and the Rebekah Lodges
will hold an excursion at Chesapeake
Beach today.
The National Women's Hushes-Fsir-
banks League will meet at 1858 Irv-
ing street northwest, Saturday even
ing.
K. c. Brandenburg, chairman of the
lie egislation committee of the local trade
bodies. has called a meeting for IL
o'clock today, to draw up legislation
concerning the Confederate reunion 70
be held here next May. The legisla-
tion will be presented to Congress.
Mary Washington Chapter. No. so,
o. z. s.. will hold a lawn fete opposite
the Masonic Temple. Clarendon, Va, on
July is.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13

Best flour, $500 bbl.y "a lbs. Old Time
flour, 76c; Karo syrup, 25c; 4 Wis
consin peas, 26c; sugar corn, 25c; 8
head rice. 25c: Ross whole wheat
biscuits, 26c; 4 macaroni, 25c; peanut
butter, loo Tb.; new potatoes, 36c PIX. |;
fat Norway mackerel, SC and 7bc: u
lbs. white meal 24c; Jelly Mints, i5c :;
grape juice, quarts, 22c; pure pepper,
25c; loaves bread. 1Oc; Wonder tea,
2Sc; Perfection tea, 4ec; Wonder cor-
st. N. E. and all the ]. T. D. Pyles
stores.