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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
WANTS 4 NUETRAL ZONE
Gore Proposes Policing of Northern
Mexico by L. S. or Mexico.

Establishment Of z neutral zone in
northern Mexico to be policed jointly
by the eoIernmen ents of Mexico and
the United States. unless Mexican dis.
order is speedily controlled; is pro-
posed in 2 resolution introduced in
the Senate Monday by Senator Gore.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Children Find Air Bomb.

Ten children playing in a gravel.
pit near the Cologne aviation grounds
we're killed last week by .an air
bomb. The children found the .un-
exploded bomb and we're playing with
It when it exploded. -. !. :.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Ea!ic;au Battle Continues.

Tie battle continues between the
Russians and Austro-Germans in Ga
iicia and BUkowina. The Russians
claim further gains and the Tustrians
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Entering Wedge for Suffrage.

Senator Wightman Of Saluda in the
Senate Wednesday objected to wo:
men notaries and school trustees be-
cause he said It would be an "enter-
ing wedge for woman suffrage =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
s;iyty-four Raids in Charleston.

In a letter Gov Manning Mon
day Chief Duncan states that in the
past three days the constabl S work
ing in Charleston have served sixty
four search warrants and found con-
traband liquor at only nine places.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Governor IItoes Bill.

Ccv. Manning Wednesday vetoed q
bill requiring a license from non-res-
ident auto dealers in Clarendon.
AIKEN and York
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
D;~ Fire. in Lisbon.

Fire, which broke out in a btilaing,
filed with military stores, caused a.,
loss Of fifteen hundred thousand dol
lars Thursday. Several frenen were
buried II the ruins.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Bethea to Come Home.

Lieut.. Gov. Bethea is expected to
reach Columbia in a day or two, it
has been announced from i1is eftice.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19

"I hope you, will make the peo-
pie Of the United States under
stand that !. am no more pro-Ger-
man than your president said
King Constantine to the Associat-
ed Press correspondent recently.
Il am pro-Greek, just as your
president tries to be only pro-
American.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19

EaFIuS peeU III COIHS4 SdIiOA HAl-
some OF tie regents learned from
hem that i2ssnuch as they have
,ound that they have carried over
sI7.8S5, that they will cut out the
;tam CT $4,000 which they have
asked for this year tor the matter o!
equipment.
/, therefore, make this recommen-
iation, that sill provide for the
maintenance Of the institution the
S3o5. 600 asked for, which includes
the salary OF the superintendent and
II other expenses OF maintenance;
also provide for the $4,000 re-
Quested for the puryose Of continu-
ing the Improvements.
Just a word here in reference to
their asking for s325.O0G where they
only used 1900 last year. Last
year this work was all new TO them
and they. knowing that their ezpen-
ditures could not exceed the apDro-
Dri2tion, necessarily held down every
item.
They could not do certain things
! they felt necessary because Of this
fear OF exceeding tie appropriation.
! You can realize that in the eight
months which this board and the
superintendent have been In charge
| have been active months indeed.
They have had to go slowly, having
! had 10 make these improvements
! step by step, and there are many
! things that they have kept
down. but those OF YOU who nave
! been to the institution and have seer
! tie conditions IL some Q: the wards.
ard hava seen what is 20 pc done
! there. realize the necessity fer fur
nishing the money necessary 20 carry
or those work.
| on those works.
| have endeayored to give you a
plain statement or facts connected
with this institution. IN doing this
r have discharged my responsibility
! Tao responsibility now rests on you &c
work. Economy in this tnEratu1or
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
SPEAKS TO GIRL;
IN HOSPITAL
Miss Hurls Rock With Accu.
rate Aim At Flirtatious
Fireman

wYANDOTTE Mich. May ga
When Dave Farrell, fireman on the
Detroit & Toledo Short Line rail.
road. spoke TO Miss Rose Davis,
who was walking the tracks to her
home in West Wyandotte, police say,
the girl threw a stone through the
window OF the locomotive cabin,
striking Farrell in the collarbone.
and causing such serious injuries
that he was taken to Gilbert hospi.
tai. where DR.. c. W. McColl attended
him. Ii is thought his collarbone is
splintered.
Police say the Davis girl admitted
the deed, but claimed Farrell spoke
10 her. The incident occurred near
Town Line, the train being south
bound. II is thought the girl meant
only 10 strike the locomotive.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

which Miss Edith Webb. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. william webb. OF First
ave. IL teacher, will close Friday.
Miss Webb will enter the Normal In
the fall. Her successor has not been
named.
Arthur CANTON. of Denton. while
driving from Ypsllsnu 10 hts home.
Saturday evening. was Knocked into
the ditch by an automobile and he
four hours. The people who struck
him stopped and tried TO give him
assistance, but when Canton came
TO he threatened TO arrest the mo-
florists who then jumped In their
machine and rode away.
The following out -of-town people
attended the Arm OF Honor Fraterni-
the Normal gymnasium: VIM. kishi-
go. Flint; r. l. Peterson. Detroit,
Ernest Rynearson. Orchard Lake
Carl McMillen. Detroit, Arthur
Straub. Detroit; Carl Straub. Detroit
John h. Woodruff. Chicago; James
Court, Ann Arbor: Bones Armstrong.
Ann Arbor Lawrence Mckinney, De-
troit; Roy Parsons. Detroit; Leon
Royal Oak. and Lloyd olds. Grand
Rapids.
Homer vorheis. Of Detroit. was a
guest. Sunday. OF Justice NJ r. stadt-
miller.
VIM. s. Putnam has pIatt.d Q sec
ton on Wallace-blvd. and West Con-
gress-st, and the city council has
taken steps 10 extend gas. sewers
and water 70 this quarter.
Harry L. Smith, a u. J, a G. motor
man. was arrested Sunday on a lar
ceny charge. preferred by parties In
Newburg " Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
BIG TAX BOOSTS IN
NORTH SUBURBS

HIGHLAND PARK. Mich, May %.
Increase OF approximately $4,000
900 in the assessed valuation OF this
village will be shown May 81 and
June 1, when the board OF review
and the assessor. william c. Patter
son. will meet in the latters ONCE.
The assessor has completed the tax
roll. The total valuation will be
about s5o.000,00O, against the total
OF 100000 for 1915 The largest
item will be chalked against the
Ford Motor Co. although the real es-
tate boom has hurried the raise In
valuation.
A record boost is also expected In
Hamtramck, where the assessed val
uation has been ordered Increased
from s39, 100000 10 100000, 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
BIRMINGHAM

died ot old age. Saturday afternoon.
al her home In Englewood, In Birm-
lngham. she Is survived ~ i've
and Miss Alice Miller. 81 Detroit;
Mrs. NJ: Williams. OF Aylrner. Ont;
Mrs. Charles Mercham. OF BunalO,
y: Y. and Mrs. y. q. Millman. OF
Miller. OF Arizona. Ont. No funeral
Arrangements have been made yet.
Mrs; Sarah Craig. will entertain AZ
her home IN Detroit for Miss June
Newman, OF Birmingham. whose mar
riaEc 20 David Anderson will take
place June I.
Rev. Cassius Wakefield has gone
10 Saratoga. y. Y. 10 attend the gem
eral Methodist Episcopal conference.
Mr. and Mrs. a. p. Van Auken will
go. Wednesday. 10 Eaton Rapids and
Charlotte. to visit relatives
An election TO authorize the issue
Of $4,000 OF bonds to build n new
high schooI building. was held Fri
day afternoon and evening In the
high school: The vote stood 90 for
Harry saltzer gave a piano recital
for his pupils, Friday evening, in the
hone OF Mr. and Mrs. 7. G. Green.
The Eastern star lodge will hold a
special meeting Wednesday evening
in the Masonic hall.
A miscellaneous shower wss given
Friday evening by Mrs, William OIL
son. IN her home on Pierce-st- for
Miss June Newman.
Mrs. Jennie Boster and Mrs. Sarah
Craig. OF Detroit. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Anderson, In Troy.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Vera Wood OF
Birmingham and John y. Duschang.
OF Detroit
a. A Burns is III in his home on
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
Rev. HI. A. Williams
Called to Pulpit
of Ecorse Church

ECORSE, Mich, May 22.-After
being vacant for many months, the
Presbyterian church pulpit will now
be filed for at least one year, the
INA cs and congregation decided,
Sunday when II elected the Rev II.
A. Williams, Detroit, TO act as per
manent supply minister for one year.
commencing June /.
Organized about four years ago,
the local Presbyterian church has
completed large church Rev. Roy
Hershey. now of Ithaca, was it's or
ganizer and first pastor, after whom
the Rev. David Gillies was minister
Since his resignation about a year
past, the pulpit has been unoccupied,
being supplied by the Detroit Pres
bytery.
Rev. Williams, who has preached
in the Ecorse church many times
during the past year, is a Methodist
minister. The church will continue
under the direction of the Presby-
terry. He will take UP his Office
Wednesday evening. In conducting
prayer meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
ROBBED BY GIRL
WHO ASKED TO
BE TAKEN HOM]

George Mazabeni. OF No. 292 8
Aubin-ave.. probably win use ca
ton in the future when he is q
preached by strange young iadls
who ask him to escort them hom|
George is minus just Sl56 and
valuable ring as the result OF HI
Sunday night gallantry.
Mazsbeni was standing on IN
corner OF st. Aubin-ave. and Gait
ERNEST, when he was approached
by pretty girl
"Oh. sir, am sick. VIII you he'll
me 10 get home?" she pleaded.
with pleasure" replied George
He walked quite distance witt
her, and after seeing her safel
home, entered store 10 buy a cigat
He discovered that he had bee
Cleaned" He reported his loss .
the Hunt-st. station.
Never again." says George.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
WYANDOTTE

WYANDOTTE, Micn.. May "a
Organization OF the dry campaign
in this city will be made Friday
night, when Walter Hoshal, in
charge of the dry campaign in
Wayne county. will address the men
interested in the coming fight, m
the Presbyterian church.
Various ministers from the local
churches will aid In the organiza
ton. and many of the citizens are
expected to attend. Hoshal Will or
ganize the men into an active body,
to distribute literature, 10 secure
votes. and TO gain financial aid.
Many events in the past months
have led to the organization OF the
dry workers here. and the dry lead
ers are distinctly optimistic over
the result OF the campaign in Wyan'
dotte.
Funeral services for Eleanore,
year-old daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Rudolph Schoewe. Plum-st.. who died
sunday. will be held from tho home
and from Trinity church TUESDAY ar
ternoon Burial will he In lakewood.
Wyandotte Rebekahs Will have a
social gathering Tuesday night IN
Oddfellows temple after the regular
meeting OF the lodge. All members
are requested to attend
The Older Boys committee merte
Wednesday evening at o'clock with
David Henderson. No. ~ Van Al
styne blvd
There will he a meeting OF the wo-
mems association Wedne sday after
noon In the Congregational church
parlors
Burglars. thought 10 be boys, en-
tered the barber shop Of Chris Fury.
Chestnut-st. near First-st., sunday
night. and made away with two ra-
zors, one pair OF clippers and a razor
hone.
More than so boys attended the
meeting Sunday noon in the Congre-
gationsi church OF local Older boys,
with Lawson r. Reichert, secretary
for Employed Boys. Detroit Y. NJ. G.
Mrs. c. w. Jones and Mrs. J. II.
Bishop have returned 10 their homes
here after attending the annual May
festival In Ann Arbor.
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society members will serve n pot
luck supper Tuesday evening In the
church dinlngrooms.
The junior choir OF the Presbyter-
ian church will practice In the church
Thursday evening.
Miss Louise Pelt. OF Big Rapids.
ing friends here
Mrs. Arthur Baisiey, vine-st.. will
entertain the ST. stephens Women 3
auxiliary Monday evening at 1880
o'clock
Crosse lie high school baseball
team will play wyandotte high Tues
day afternoon at Alkali park
Miss Ottila Hoffman, Orange st.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

viii entertain the One More Sewing
club W~dne sday evening.
Hibernians Will hold their last in
'tiation Thursday evening. before the
county membership contest opens in
Detroit next week.
80. Patrieks parochisl school stu
dents will give their annual May fes-
tival Monday and Tuesday evenings
in 81. Patrick's auditorium.
Miss Bessie Colfax. Detroit. visited
friends here Sunday.
Pythian Sisters will have a benefit
performance Friday night In Temple
theater.
Patrolman Martin Lnienthal ar
rested three speeders over the week
end
ST stephens Young Peoples as
ISOLATION viii meet Monday evening
In the parish house.
More than 20 students OF the high
school public speaking class. under
the direction OF Miss Ethyl Fox will
day night In Arbeiter hall. The titles
Woman's Won't" The cast for the
first play includes Miss Beatrice Arm
Miss Carrie Fairchlld as Mrs. Patting.
and Ernest Kurzhals as AIR. Eating;
Miss Florence Long az Madame Clay
ton -Griggs. a rnodiste: Bunch from
Hcts aoh siss M nsys
as Mlllic.nt Cameron. Joseph Weiss
"a Frank Sawyer; Earl Johnson AZ
Gallagher" and Gerald Nedermeler
as John Mitchell In the second com
edy Henry Melloche acts as. Henry
Harper Florence Long is his wife.
Jessie. Gerald Nedermeter Is her faith
or Mr. Harwood, Clara Bauer 10 Mrs.
Harwuod. and Case Baisley and Pearl
Root are the servants. Iames and
Lucy. The scene 10 a villa In Rich
moud.
The NeiRhborhood Pleasure club
Will meet Wednesday evening In Ar
, better hail.
T'ythfan Castle Association mem
hers will indorse theiy trustees Tues
day night in the cdstle and will meet
In regular session Thursday evening
with James Kellie. Cedar.st
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
MANY take
FALLS TRIP
Engineers and Wives Here For
Convention Spend Sunday
At Niagara

About 1000 tired but happy mem
bers Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, and OF the ladies' auxil-
,sry to that organization, rolled into
Detroit Sunday night, after having
spent q strenuous day around Mag.
ara Falls.
Nearly every delegate attending
the convention went on the excur-
sion. and the Hotel Statler, where
the ladies are holding forth. and
the Cadillac, where the men have
their headquarters. presented a de-
serted appearance.
A miie-aeminute run was given the
delegates from Detroit to 81. Thorn
~. Ont. where the only stop Of the
trip was made TO permit the excur-
sionists to review tho Ninety-nrst
Overseas battalion. Five hours were
spent In sightseeing about Niagars
Falls.
The election of oflcers. which Ia
creating considerable discussior
emong the delegates and visitors
will be held :his week.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
10000 CLUB
WOMEN GATHER
IN NEW YORJ

NEW YORK, May 22.-There "
be nearly 10000 women here {
night from out OF town-and aboS
1000 members of the Lone Hid
bands club. The first will be de
gates to the convention OF the Ge
eral Federation OF women's ciul{
and the second. the one thousau
will be the husbands thereof n
duty OF the Mere Males 10 to hal
around hotels. escort spouses TO ID
from the Seventh regiment armO
the convention meeting place. q
~ . carry-all OF millinery, drel
samples and the like. and to lo(
Just as comfortable as possible
teas. luncheons and other strfcti
feminine functions which happen
connection with the convention.
Today's program for the dB(
gates was largely social There w}
TO be big luncheon and an equal
big dinner, with the purely ROUTE
task OF registering and organizi1
the convention on the side. PRED
Dental politics--referrfng 10 II
presidency OF the federated club
and not to the presidency OF N
United States--was already bud
bling over today. II will be the cal
against the west In this struggle
Mrs. Samuel 3. Sheath, OF THIN. O
against Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowle|
OF Los Angeles. Some fervid I'd
ensic forums are predicted.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
Down River Teams
Victorious In
Sunday Games

Down.river baseball teams were
all victorious Sunday afternoon.
three visiting mines from Detroit
and Highland Park going down 10
defeat in close games.
Wyandotte Hillsides defeated the
crack Franks Ail-Star aggregation
at the Penn Salt grounds by score
OF to s. The game was anybody :
until the last OF the latter part OF
the ninth inning, when vieniar OF
the Hillsides, drove in the winning
run.
Who's Your Tailors, Wyandotte,
defeated the Detroit Tokios in a IL
inning game at the Albion-ave.
grounds. The score was TO . Bat
terry for the locals included F. Hop
Ike and J. Dolinski. Hopka struck
out 81 men, and the opposing pitch
er, named Buzley. struck out IL.
In River Rouge. the local team
defeated the Highland Park Red
Sox by score OF s TO s, in a holly
contested game
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
oE SYMPTOM

= = ! disease which has
~ eem-ze!as 80. -.
~ lD1ogyole q freedom.
u 800 - 11nraagie does not
ully ut rocuxyOuces are
H. o1ne nerve y gem
DDo1ol which means that
oU1ae serve hao lost IT, re-
- that theee Win b TO
800 ~ 1e(oohG u1til tts strength Of
1870 = oQ1k ~.
W - ~ otrsngth Of . nerve
W C1ot0ro13 TIE nerves are nour-
oi1lro1y ~ To blood and weak
IS0o ~ touoa - ~ supplying TO
Y 800 the elsnents that the
1CgvD loGlki ~ the general health
ngth Of the patieot are built
~ u6gvos resume their normal
rQns ln4AUmatiou caused BY
S Sk nntfition disappears and the
n11lDlo attacks cAase.
~. W)lliame' Pink Pills are q
1cnfo Exceptionally well suited for
~ treatment Of neuralgia because
tv eontaiu no alcohol. stimulating
~ habit-forminS drugs. The tonic
&Coa4mont with these pills is well
korth . trial By any sufferer from
oDura1gia.
Write today for booklet on nsrv'
~ disorders to the DR.. Williams
Ieo11e1ne Co.. schenectady. n. Y.
H9ee 1wn drugsist sells the pills OF
~ win be sent postpaid at 80
eonts per box.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

est permit was for an addition. con-
templated by the Detroit Edison Co.
on Cortland-ave.. amounting 70 $780,
Miss Z. Cooley has ret,rned to her
home at No. 2is Highland ave. after
having spent the winter In Canada
with relatives.
Rev. A. ". Treen, rector of 81. Al
bans church. has returned to his home
at No. So Avalon-aye.. after attend
Ing the diocesan convention at Port
Huron.
A report made by supt. w @. Pat
terson,. OF the water department. to
the village council, on the amount OF
water pumped during the month OF
ton OF 6,7ss.67o gallons a day.
Clerk r. VI. Ford has presented 20
the council an estimate OF the reve-
nues 10 be received from the several
1915. The total estimated revenue
was sie0,3i6.
Albert Scott has been confirmed as
q regular patroiman OF the High
served six months on probation.
Lionel Easily nine years old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Easily OF NO
IS Prospective. has recovered from
a fall from an automobile on Purl-
Mr.. and Mrs J. J Kinner and fam
ily, of No. 25s Cortland ave, spent
the weekend in their home at Fair
Haven.
The two children. Doris and Hazel.
Of Mr. and Mrs f. l. Benedict. OF
No. ls5 ghland-ave.. have recover
ed from slight cases OF scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. william Rogerson. OF
No 3ls Highiand-av spent sunday
with friends in Royal oak.
w r search. OF No, IS Highland
ave. has returned from week In
Ohio. -
Miss Anne Rosenthal. Of No. col
Farrand Park, Is confined to her home
By Illness -
Miss sylvia Renshaw. Of No log
Highland ave, entertained seVerai
guests saturday evening
Neville GLEASON. OF No. 81 iran J. :
ave east, spent the week end al
Lake Orioh.
Thomas Taylor has returned 20 MS
home In Illinois after month spent
with friends in Highland PARK
Andrew Royek. OF No. "a Grand
ave east has recovered from Sc
we're illness % several days -
John Campbell, OF No. l99 Hish-
land ave. has returned nome aateT
several weeks at Monroe. Nicn
Mr.. and Mrs Davis and son brue.'
Of RuenA Nista-aye, east spent sat
urday and Sunday at Lake ORION;
Russell O. Weiss, OF No. l@i Cort-
land-ave.. has accepted posltloh
with a newspaper in Cleveland. "
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

Viola Marshall. James Hester and
Harry Starr.
Some refreshing comedy threads
~ way through the four parts In
the acting OF James Hestsr. Q law
yer assisting In settling up the &C.
tate Of Robert witcherly.
The story u well outlined In the
titles OF the four acts: Mr.. witchsr-
iy's home-the poisoned book; :
Library OF saIme-sef acosnsed; "
AT the top OF the tower" and "A
voice from the grave"
In the tower detective and hero
Troy wailing). have II out" and
the plans quicken for the solution OF
the crime and the arrest OF the
guilty.
The Convict's Daughter will be
the attraction for next week.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
YPSILANTI

Miss Alice Boardman. OF the Nor
NAL faculty. addressed large auIl-
ence sunday afternoon IN lam
ton girls as missionary WORKER
Fred J. Basom. OF North Pros.
pect-st, has opened monumeht
works in the rear 81 "na' wa dan .n1
Mr. Basom has until recently been
associated with Ray n Burreu. :,
state Highway Inspector Lee ~
T WSS,.r Bible II eo% N n. w p
district road organization, has been
making a trip. OF inspection tooay
over the, district The mattel OF
more Lake road was investigated.
walter l. Mckenzie, Injured IN
fall from a -. ]. {. car at the
Cross and Washington-sts. Gomez
A verdict in the circuit court last
week was no cause for action,
The Normal college baseball team
viii play the Adrian college team
here b. ere. w on Moa5nal a asid " GOV
Mrs. Myron Z. Griswold J: IN sar.
anac, where she was called by the
Illness OF her mothsr.
NAL gave formal dancing party.
Mrs. Julia sherman Is moving 70
the fat vacated by Mrs. Hodslns In
the Barton house on North wash
" fhe Lutheran AID society and the
members of the Lutheran sunday
school are looking forward to the
annual picnic which will be held June
q? in Prospect Park. committee
mas been appointed to assist In the
preparations, which consists OF Rev.
Hugh Fenker. Mrs: Title Tackman.
Mrs. Joe Meyer. Mrs. Frank iddke.
Mrs. Leo Koeiier. Mrs. Amelia Koch.
Mrs, Linda Tyler, Mrs. Charles Rhine
hart. Mrs. Jacob schmid and Mrs.
Rosa Smith.
Prof. Dimon II. Roberts. OF the
Training school, Is recovering from
an attack OF tonsilltis.
The Misses Madge p Quigley and
Alec Lowden will assist Miss Dana
Diusmore, soprano. In her graduating
recital Wednesday evening In Pease
The Normal Vaudeville" will be
staged Thursday evening In the opera
house instead OF at Pease auditor
'eurn as FIRST announced.
Miss Elizabeth Vivian. OF Maybe,
was Sunday guest OF Miss Mar
garet Vivian.
YpsIIanti Methodists are looking
forward to Friday. June II. when
they will motor as usual 10 the Old
Peoples home at Chelsea 10 assist
in the anniversary exercises
The Degree OF Honor meeting will
be held Tuesday evening at 100
The Carpenter Corners school, OF
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

Soap. These are not at all expensive
With the Resinol Soap and warm
water battle the affected parts
thoroughly. until they are free from
crusts and the skin Is softened. Dry
very gently. spread on a thin layer
OF the Resinol Ointment. and cover
with light bandage---if necessary 10
protect the clothing. This should be
done twice a day. Usually the dis.
iressing itching and burning stop
with the first treatment, and the skin
soon becomes clear and healthy
again. Sample free. Dept 30-R. Res
mol. Baltimore. Md.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
ECORSE

Harry NcGregor, Detroit, narrowly
escaped death by drowning. Sunday
afternoon. when the rowboat. In
which he and friends were returning
from a fishing. trip, capsized. His
with the village election results
as Indications. the Merchant fran
chlse proposition. on which the town
ship electors vote "wednesday. Is ex-
Charles Montry. west Jefferson
ave. has recovered from his recent
illness