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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
THRIFT AND EFFICIENCY.

Two big consequences o the certain, which side The whole world will become efficient and the whole world will become thrifty
 Efficiency has already been forced all the warning nations by immediate necessity They have been driven organize their industries their agricultural poducton their transportation and distribution instead of letting everything itself apiazard Order system regulation orethough have become the rule And neutral nations following their example The United feels the influence less than others but the tendency here i> plain and rresbe
 This modern efficiency. which the bclgercns find peratiye in order and which all will need in the economic struggles o the Germany Though Germany may lose military sense Germany the world, Everywhere government industry politics economics must work together and along lines
 Thrift likewise forced the bcligercnt populations by hard necessity Many neurals pofng from abnormal bus ine have vet felt compuson pressure high
 prices beginning here the prosperous country in the world enforce the discipline the French mans have learned And the lesson will doubt continue with increasing force
 The s confined to Europe and be. Twenty thirty million o the best brains and bodies o civilization not be taken o productive occupations ing what the remaining producers without making dclclt of wealth And that deficit inevitably passed around until the world shares Almost will be paving. for share o the And m order to it. and the competition of other nations undergoing the struggle shall nearly they do
 We shall have stop wasting food and wood iron and coal and and land and energy shall learn money. And that will good materially and morally
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
Old Surprise Mine
 Comes to the Front
(F-on Tuesdays DaiIy.1


 Arrivals yesterday from Upper Groom creek brought news of strike made last week on ;hc old Surprise mine, taken over a short time ago by ]. R. Slack, under bond from the heirs of V. \. Stephens, deceased. Mir. Slack undoubtedly made a very inn portant discovery in sinking a new shaft, and the free milling grade oi the orc. it IS stated, runs to over Sl00 per ton, silver values being carried in addition. Two tons arc on the dump ready to be shipped this week. The Surprise Is located on the same belt as the Midnight Test, and it is prob ably duo to the remarkable showing made on the latter which prompted Mir Slack 10 secure his option. The Nevada, another carly-day gold prop crty which was shipper, is an ex- tension of inc Surprise, and is owned by W. \. Kelly. The reviving of the Midnight Test recently, with its re- markablc orc content determined by R. NJ. Merrill, Is moving miners and operators to enter that field, to secure holdings.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
Fatal AHliction
 OUertakesG GoodMan
(From Tuesdays OaiiyO

Charles AIiuctti, for over a third of a century. resident of this county principally in the western section. passed away at Stanton last Friday and burial was given in Mountain View cemetery yesterday, by Lester Ruffncr In his earlier life he vas a miner. contracting what is commonly known as miners consumption. and had been afflicted for several years. Abandoning that vocation he engaged in business, and also invested in mines quite heavily. He was aged 5S years and a native of Switzerland, but was natural.zcd many years ago.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
JOIN SUDDOTH, "Thc Lone Star Shoe Maker
Principle Not Politics.

l.. ". Pugh, Of Jerome, said; Put me down for $. This is more a mat fer of principle than politics. l am a Democrat but l think it a vicious .hing when a man who evidently has received the most votes can ind his election threatened by lot of law ycrs and politicians. AS citizen and 9 friend of Tom Campbcll's I an glad to be able to show my disapproyal" 7"
 No Possible Excuse.
 What | cant understand" said Cclora N. Stoddard. of Stoddard. "is how Mr. IEru' can excuse himself to himself for what he is doing. Here for the past few .cars VIC have heard nothing except wha, a dear friend the governor was 10 the "Dcrc Pccpul' and how the voice oi the people was the voice oi God and how certain things must be put through without regard to conditions because the Pee pull had a right to sot what they might demand And here the people demand that he lo' out oi inc gov crHor's char and give it up To man better to their liking. The very pco- rla ko clectsl him il l21f. ,.-r. 're most active io showing iHrir di-Jn- p-olal in l9lo. Hundreds oi mcn
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

ard Fucker and A. E. Weidman to Jerome-Victor Copper Co. Ore Grandc, Josephine. Baby Mary, Yer de Alto Nos ,, and 7, Cienigo mines Verde district.
 F. H. Scott and L. D. Bennett To- cate five mines, Eureka district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

Mining Co. Bill of sale-Livestock, farm implements etc, on above land
 Grand Island Mining Co. locates a water right on Oak creek.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
To Elect Chamber
 Commerce Officers
(From Tuesdays Dsily.)

The annual election of officers and directors Of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight. As ;. requires at least 10 to make quorum when an election Of officers iS held, t iS urgently request cd that every member attend the meeting and be on hand promptly at & o'clock.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
PUBLIC RECORDS
instruments Filed as Recorded by
 The Prescott Title Co.
November 2s. 1916.

(. Y. Hopkins and wife to United Verde Extension Mining Co. N. of W. Sec jL SE'l oi SNff Sec. -. J9N., BE.
 (. V. Hopkins to U. V. Extension
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

| AASSSs'S diilDd [Nildlld IdIluS 10. IC Chino Mutual Watcrusers' Associa- ton. One-half acre foot of water for 1000 acres of land.
 Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Co. to Chino Mutual Waterusers' Associa- tion. Agreement-Right of way for canal across various lands.
 Estate of E. A. Lehman, deceased to A. C. Barker and Walter Bennett Notice.-Forfeiture of Waffle and Rattlesnake mines, Castle Creek dis trict.
 ReidCashion Land and Cattle Co. to United States Seven-tenths acre in NV corner of NW54 Sec. 30, IS N., 5W.
 ]. F. Movies locates Big Jim mine, Verde district
 Ludwig Koerber amends location of Dora quartz mine. Weaver district.
 ]. A. Chase and Patrick Markham locate four mines, Black Canyon dis. trict
 James II. Sharp locates Silver Top mine, HaSSayampa district.
 Blue Bird Mines Co.,, files affidavit of assessment work on five mines, Peck district.
 Richard Kingdom files affidavit of assessment work on three mines, Verde district.
 Hull Copper Co., to J. J. Harring- ton. Lots and s, Block l, on No. l9 mine, Jerome.
 Estate .of. J.. J. Harrington to C. C.. Hummer. Lots ,, 6, 7 and s, Block 1, on No. l9 mine, Jerome.
 A. E. Wcidman, ct al, locate 12 mines, Verde district.
 Mrs. w. II. Potts files affidavit of assessment work on five mines, Cop per Basin district.
 J. F. Cogan and H. L. Rummcl to C. A. Barber. Cobar and Cobar Nos to 9 mines, Verde district.
 December ?. 1916.
 Willis Dine and C. H. Bowers to C. B. Bosworth. Agreement-Morn- ing Star and Toptop mines, Black Hills district.
 (. H. Rutherford to Green Monster Mining Co. Overlooked Fraction mine, Verde district.
 Jennie A. Frank files affidavit of work on l2 mines, Pine Grove district.
 John F., Cogan and Howard Rum- mel locate five mines, Verde district
 Verde Combination Copper Co. location of two mines, Verde district. Wm. Paar files affidavit of assess mcnt work on Old Road mine, Has ! sayampa district.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Ballcnger to Tut Bal ! Iengcr. Lot 24. Block 2, Prescott.
 Mrs. M. X. Ballcngcr to Sarah F. ! Loy. Lot IS and N1l of Lot 20, i Block ?. Prescott.
 United States to Willard F. Allcn. Patcnt-WH or SWI( and NEJl of SW1I Sec 15, ION, 4lV.
 Willard E. Allen and wife to Harry E. Stephens. Same property.
 W. F. Allen and wife to Harry F.. !; Stephens. Bill of salc.-Cattlc and lorscs in Williamson valley.
 Verde Combination Copper Co. To- ,atcs siN mines. Verde district. ], Granville Fain locates two mines, Verde district
 December 4. 1916.
 Frank NJ. Morgan to United States. IelinquiShmcnt.-Rclinquishcs title to lope mine. Tiger district. l.. l.. Lindsey and B. C. Pitcher in- orporatc Clark Jerome Copper Co. -apital stock, $l,O0O.0OO; principal of cc, Jerome. | (. V Hopkins locates three water ishts, Verde district. T (. K. Smith. ct al, locate Lucky ioy mine, Pine Grove district. U W. Jeff Martin locates four mines, 'lack Canyon district. l David Goodwin, John Keller and |. F. Ncidmau to Chas Flynn. Op- { .on.-Twcnty mining claims, Min -sl Point district. C Joe Encinas to W. E. Cook. Bill i salc.-Ouc threc-room house al c 'cvey.
 David and Gordon Goodwin, Rich p
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
CONTRIBUTIONSA ARE
 STILL POURING IN
Interest Unabated In Defense Fund For Tom omCampbell;Stat CommitteeNeeds
 Money Now For Contest.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.D

(From Tuesdays Daily) Money is needed for the Campbell Defense Fund-NOW.
 A call has come from the Rcpubli- can State Central Committee urging haste All those who want to help this splendid cause should come for ward without delay. The money is needed to meet present needs. Next week perhaps, or ;hc next will be too late
 The friends of fair play and of Tom Campbell have only a few days in which to show where they stand. Those who cant give coin can give good wishes and they are of value only if they are made public. The columns of the Journal-MinCr are open for all who want to express themselves.
 Her Heart In Right Place.
 A lady brought a letter 10 the Journal-Miner office yesterday to- ge;her with dollar. She explained that she wanted the editor to know that her letter was authentic but hesi tated to sign her name for fear il might be made public and it might hurt her husband with some Of his Democratic customers. Her letter was as follows:
 Editor Journal-Alircr:
 q voted for Mir Hunt two years ago because I am Democrat. This year I wanted to show that I intended to vote for every Democratic candidate except Mir Hunt, SO I put 2 cross al the top of the Democratic column and another cross opposite Mir. Camp bells name 10 show that wanted to vote for him. I learned afterwards that my vote for Mir Campbell was not counted because the local election boards were dominated by Demo- crats who got their instructions from Phoenix. Now learn that about 800 votes like mine were counted in Mari copa county.
 If they have a recount, they are going to ind several hundred tickets like mine in Yavapai county There will be enough more in the other counties to show that Mir. Campbell really got over 1000 votes more than Mir Hunt instead of only the 30 the Democratic election boards allowed him. Now, what want to say is that if Mir. Hunt is willing 10 go into the governors chair, even ii he can, by throwing out the votes of the Demo- orats who voted straight Democratic ticket, except to vote against him, he wants to remember that he helped frame up a certain recall law While i he may be able 10 steal our votes in {. the election, inc cant prevent us from voting to recall him and there will | be many who voted for him at the election who will vote against him on i the recall just to show how thor oughly they disapprovc of his at tcmpts to steal the votes of men and . women who are better Democrats . than he is.
 \ DEMOCRATIC WOMAN"
 Is Campbclps Friend. !
 In another interesting letter that came through the mail was the fol- lowing:
 "Plcasc call at my shop and get $. Tom Campbell is my friend. All Of his friends arc my friends. I am hoping he will win in his fight and want To help.
 "l ours truly.
 JOIN SUDDOTH,
 "Thc Lone Star Shoe Maker"
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

ard Fucker and A. E. Weidman to Jerome-Victor Copper Co. Ore Grandc, Josephine, Baby Mary, Yer de Alto Nos ,, 6 and 7, Cienigo mines Verde district.
 F. H. Scott and L. D. Bennett To- cate five mines. Eureka district.
 December 5, 1916. John B. Lecorr files affidavit of as- sessment work on five mines, Black Hills district.
 Thos. w. Birke files affidavit of as- sessment work on two mines, Black Hills district
 Andrew Drake files affidavit of as- sessment work on six mir'es, Hum- bOldt district.
 E. A. Jordan and Julius Warren locate water right on Verde river.
 Thos. ]. Hunt to Wallace Willard. Bill of sale.-Two horses.
 Jake Brushey locates Wide West mine. Big Bug district
 l.. s. Colwell, county recorder, ap- points Lula Mcintosh as deputy.
 c. w. Hull to F. C. Dougherty. Option.-Juniper ranch and appurtcn. anccs. Black Hills.
 S. F. Dcnison, administrator, to C. II. Jonas. Receipt-Receipt in full for purchase price under above op- ton.
 Frank Kramer and F. S. 'SpauldiqA to Victor Copper Co. Victor, Prd tector, Kingman, Kramer Fractiona Lode mining claims, Verde district.
 Frank Kramer and F. g. Spaulding locate four mines, Verde district.
 Grace s. Stoermer files affidavit of assessment work on six mines, Thumb Butte district.
 Adolph Erickson. ct al, file affidavit of assessment work on eight mines.
 A. K. Lee files bond as justice Of the peace. Humboldt precinct
 Mary A. Womack to Daniel w. Womack. Lots 4. 5. Block lo. Whip pie Heights, Prescott.
 December 6, 1916.
 w. H. Skinner locates Jober mine, Big Bug district.
 F.. F. Mcfarland files affidavit or assessment work on three mines, Verde district.
 John s. and C. J. Boyer locate Star mine, Verde district.
 A. L. Pierce locates three mines, Verde district.
 D. w. Barter, ct al. locate Ruarel nine. Squaw Peak district
 Thos. C. Muicairc amends locations 'f six mines, Verde district.
 United States to Teohlo Contreras. 'atcnt.-SW4 Of NEH and E1l of lW4 Sec 20, 12N., 4W.
 F. C. Norman to w. c. Feltcn. Thrcc-cights interest in Alto Nos. nd mines, Copper Basin district. IT. D. Aitkcn rclinquishcs to United States .127 acres of Depot mine, Pine irovc district.
 Mike Dover, ct all, file affidavit of ssessmcnt work on Copper Dike mine Slack Hills district.
 United States to Harry E. Dicus. 'atcnt-S15 of NE4 Sec B and S1E f NN1< Sec. 34, ION, BE
 Harry E. Dicus and wife to U. V. x. AIg. Co.-Same property. United States to Lamont Coleman. Sec. B. ION, BE. Lamone Coleman and wife to Harry :. Dious. Same property. Harry F. Dicus and wife to U. V. X. Mg Co. Same property. Wm. P. Scott and wife to L. V. x. Alg. Co. SEA Sec. 3, ION. BE. Chas. T. Jolly and wife to Harry E. icus. SWIf Sec. 2S. ION, BE. Harry E. Dicus and wife to |. V. \. Alg. Co. Same property \. F. Wykoff and wife to L. V. Ex. g. Co SEri Sec 54, ION, BE. Thos J. lIulcairc to L. V. Ex. Mg. O. NN'4 Sec. 10, 15N., BE. J. E. Garbcr and (. J. Murdock in- 'rporatc Blue Bell Extension Copper Q. Capital stock, Sl,5O0,OOo; principal iicc, Prescott C.. B. Mckinney locates Louis acer. Skull Valley district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

With England growing. Germany prowing and Mexico snap 2 at the American heels Uncle Sam occupies thing but cnrabic position in the society oi nations
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

The price o sausage still remains ul which, incidentally. proof positive that the horse las been suppantcd by ilc automobile
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

We repeat one can't be certain ol auy thing these days cept that creditors keep right ycpns money
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

the city before pressing his cam
pai9n against the Turks to the west
ward.
The Russian authorities already
have taken steps to ameliorate the
condition of the Armenians. A tri
bunal will be established in Ere
rum as soon as possible and inves
LEGATIONS OF TurkiEh atrocities
against the Armenians will be be
gun at once. Wholesale executions
OF Turkish civil officers responsible
for the outrages are predicted.
Within "a hours a definite state
ment is expected from Petrograd or
the number OF prisoners and guns
captured. An officiai statement tel
egraphed here today reported the
capture Of 25 more guns and about
D-'soncrs In the ter forts
but said the registration of prison.
ers and booty inside the fortress had
only begun.
The Posts Petrograd correspon.
dent today attributed the capture OF
Erzerum to the "cyclonic rushes oi
the incompatible Siberian troops.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

company. kalanazoo; l.. II Ander-
son. Advance Pump a. Compressor
company. Battle Greek: f.. W.
llutchings. Charcoal Iron, company
cf America. Detroit: A. w Filstrup.
Covel Manufacturing company. Ben-
ton isrbor; w r. Wallace, Michi.
.san Sugar company. Saginaw. II. A.
Fee. Citizens Light 4 Power com
pany, Adrian. John ID Green. De
troit Stove works. Detroit: c. ..
Hayes. Hayes Wheel company, Jack.
son: =. W \ Fitzsimmons. n.
Brewer company. Tecumsch; j, II.
Ford. Alaska Refrigerator company.
Muskegon. g. Ven Platen, G.. Won
Platen company. Grand Rapids
Stuart foote. Imperial Furniture
company. Grand Rapids; r. W.
Smith, Louis Sands Salt & Lumber
company. Manlrtca John L. Gates.
Morton salt company, Port Huron
:. {. McLouth Michigan Salt works.
Marine City. ". n nay General
Motors Truck company Pontiac; II.
Y. Scott. REQ Motor company, i.ans-
ing: W. +. 1a-rah, American Wire
Fabrics company Mics. Edwin
Denby. Hupp Motor Car corporation,
Detroit. W. r.. Curry. Cohbs a
Mitchell, Cadillac.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
WYANDOTTE

Singers ~ tho Arbeitcr ManncrcNor
viii meet Sunday ne . y ~. ~ Oak
and Blddlc-ave 70 attend the nrst
tnaSsed chorus rchcatEal % the Dee
troit United Singers for the En stern
sunday festival in tho Light Guard
armCry.
NlaS Margaret Riodae't " az home
from Monroe for a short visit
Mira ElwooJ. No us Front.Ft, VII
entertain the social circle ~ the
Methodist W 81, NJ. :. Friday after
noon. Feb 25
knights ~ Columbus meet Friday
evening IN &. M r. A. hall.
Charles Gartncr attended the hard
ware mems convention ~ Grand Rar-
IDS this week.
Mrs. PriaskOrn announces that the
suit brought against her by Louis
Broc kcuRer in Judge Mprphy's divi-
sion OF the circuit court, was rom-
pleted wednesday when the jury re-
turned verdict Of no cause for ac
tion after - minutes deliberation.
Attorney Elton T. Nellla defended
Mrs Prteskorn nRd Attorneys Wood
run and Atkinson Tor ByOckengcr
ST Stepheng' choir meets Saturday
at 40 ~ m So the church
Efforts 10 organize young mems
cIun ia Trinity church az" being MADE
hy church workers.
Dancing will follow the bahketbaIl
games Friday evening In ArOeiter
hall
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
HEINEMAN SAYS
BUSINESS is
HARDENING MEN

Business along the credi. line is
having hardening effect" on many
men. who have a.,5wed themselves
TO become absorbed 10 too great an
extent, declared David T.. Heine-
man. before the Detroit Association
OF Credit Men. and their guests. In
the Hotel Statler. Thursday night.
Gradually the presentday bust
ness man is coming to realize that
he should not be all business" said
Mr.. Heineman. Scientific business
will harden a man II followed too
closely. Men who become absorbed
in their business 10 that extent be-
come poorer citizens, politically.
However. arm glad 10 say thar q
reaction among business men is set
ting IL"
Following the banquet. the guests
danced. Arrangements had been
made for $50. but places were re-
quired for $50 Because OF the
crowded condition OF the banquet
hall, many were seated in the grill
room.
There was a splendid program Of
entertainment that had been ar
ranged by Frank r. Hamburger.
The singers were Mrs. Frederick B.
Fitzgerald and Luna May Pomeroy.
Original verse was given by J. U.
Higginbotham.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
HIGHLAND PARK

o. J. PetrimouIx. OF No. 81 Au.
burndale-ave;; is seriously III In the
Miss Jean stewart, of Flint. is Wis.
iting Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Bullock. OF
No. 81 TyIer-ave.
Mise Anne RosenthsL; OF No. 2ol
Farrsnd Park, is confined TO her
Mrs. Henry Kellogg. OF No. i3l
McLean-ave-. entertained the Needle
Craft club: Tuesday sf,ernnceon.
I.isns .ss w.ssi .ni.rssos SG 20 III sr,.na. MsoS; a.
a luncheon. "wednesday. in her home
Mise Jane Coriiss. OF No. 140 Glen.
daie-aye- entertained ~ friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Webster. 81 No
zz0 Grand-ave. west. are rejoicing
in the birth of a SON.
coioI:ass M. Marjorie n,.rtsn.S srtsf q No. f.~ ss
guests at her home. Wednesday eve
Miss A. Drew. OF No. iH Grand.
sve. Is confined TO her home through
The Junior Phiiathea Glass. Of tn.
Baptist church. met with Mrs. A. B
cheney. of No 20 Buena Vista ave
WIT at srls. snS kr., :i'fssGHp Psslf,e. and family
Of No. 2s1o secosd ave. moved
Miss Amy white. Of pstroit is tn.
| susst or Mt9e Mar8usrlte HoRersOn
of No. ,Is Highland
| Miss HszelIe Martin. OF No. 1st
Glendaie-sve.. viii entertain a mum.
ming
Mr. and Mrs. MercIe and family. O,
No. 2sf2 Second-ave.. moved. Thurs.
day: 20 No. a1f Piigrim-ave.
Mason Paterson. ~ No. 2t7 Con.
n,,s,sticut,svs. =. rsccvsr'ns from an
John workman. OF No. i47 Rich.
ton-svc.. has recovered from an III
OAK. moved 10 No. zis7 John R..st.
NJ and Mr.. Frank r~da and fam.
Friday. 10 their new home on Louise.
Mrs. c. A, sawade. Of Phi,adeIphis
| IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs n. Newell
| OF No. f23 Candler-ave.
| Ronald Reed. Of No 100 Pilgrim
ave. has moved 10 No. 17t Gambler
Fred Lyon. Of yew York city. {,
ss Ferris-svA
Mrs Ekhurst, Of No. .os Ferris
aye; y .nser,sipIns her sister IRON
Mrs. A. TAthrup. of No. 7Is High
land ave, has recovered from an III
ness Of the past month.
Miss Doris MsssinEeS OF no. y
home with the measles
t. ". Bishop. OF No. ~ Glendale
ave. spent Wednesday and Thursds,
4 in Columbus. O., on business
| IT, NJ Lane. OF No. EOS Highland
ave. is In Flint. on business.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
ARMED SHIP
DECREE Is
BUT PIRACY

principle proposed ~ Germany and
Austria
The abandonment of tnl -.zlf OF
merchant vessels 10 arm. .- ~ the
risht OF Americans 10 trar .r .ulp
cargoes on these ships, is utterly In.
credible. Such abandoumrnt r,uId
rest only on the ground taa he
r,ghrs Of neutrals. centuries old
must be- thrown aside 50 trat new
instrument OF maritime destruction
must net be impeded in its work OF
death and killing. Such doctrine
Is revolving 10 every instinc of hu.
manity 10 every principle OF law
and justice.
There is, however. another side
10 this matter There can be no
question that any act by neutral
which alters conditions created by
the war g. an nnneutral act This
Is eminently true OF an yform OF the
embargo. and there 10 no need thai 7
should repeat the unanswerable ar.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

among politicians here to the pres
ence of Senator Underwood. Of Ala
bama. at a dinner I'm New York
given by Thomas Fortune Ryan, at
least not a. affecting Underwood's q
personal political career. Ryan and
Underwood have been friends for
years. Underwood has declared
himself for President wilson's re.
nomination.
Democrats also hailed with glee
the announcement by Gov. Mccall,
Senators Lodge and Weeks. and for.
mer Senator w. Murray Crane, OF
Massachusetts,. of their candidacy
for delegates st large TO the Chi.
cago convention. Their plan to be
unpIedged, some politicians assert
ed. precludes Senator Weeks from
securing solid Endorsement OF his
native son" delegation.
Many politicians believe the Nc.
Call-Lodge. .weeks-Crane candidacy
primarily an anti-Rooeevelt move
ment. II was believed the second
choice OF all except Lodge would
be Root. with Roosevelt a. probably
last choice.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Suburban News
WAR RELIEF
ORGANIZED

wYANDOTTE Mich. Feb. IS
Local women interested In Red
Cross work will &c, an opportunity
TO do active work for the relief OF
the war sufferers.
A chapter OF the national order OF
Red Cross will be organised next
Thursday afternoon In the home of
Mrs. J. n. Bishop, Biddle-ave. and
Superior.blvd. Mrs. Anderson. OF
Crosse lie. who Is an active worker
in the chapter in that district, will
explain the duties. activities and
possibilities OF the Red Cross or
ganizations.
Plans thus far completed include
financial help for Red Cross work
In all belligerent countries. and also
the preparation Of bandages and
ether medical supplies. All women
OF the city interested in this work
are requested TO attend the meeting
on Thursday next.