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The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

cal, mental and moral garments Of
tho past? A
Physically, heredity determines
the color OF the skin, the strength,
size and disposition OF the body and
the strength Of the ph ysical passions
and caTnai desires.
Mentally. heredity determines the
quality and power OF the mind. the
character and bent of the mental
powers and consequently limits the
intellectual life very definitely.
Spiritually. heredity determines
the breadth ard depth OF the spirit
ual nature and the charact eristics OF
personality which have q qualifying
power in determining the strength
and direction of spiritual activities.
I'm addition to the Influence OF
heredity IN my life. find that cir
cumstances and environment also
have a large influence in providing
me with certain ready-made gar
ments.
Our language, our education, our
manners, our vocation, our dress
our manner Of life and many other
such matters are determined for us
by our environment and circum
stances.
IF all these elements Of life are
thrust upon us without our volition
very largely, where then does ouI
responsibility begin? Just In this
We are not responsible for the
clothes we wear as result of hered
IVY, but we are responsible for the
character of the man who wears
them.
1.-THE important matter is not What
kind of body or mind or soul OF
environment heredity gave you. The
important thing is with what ideals
with what purpose and under what
direction have you lived.
"rhe great fact to which we must
cling is that the spirit of man, assist
ed by the grace of God, can rise
superior to all his Inheritance, and
can master 1t and mould II and mako
it obey his will and serve his pur
pose"
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
ION-O-LEX
Modern Science Finds a
New Method of Ar
resting Inflamma-
ton

on-o-lex does not cure disease
II simply stops Inflammation.
But stopping Inflammation II one OF
the most vitality important things
that medical practice has to accom-
pish-and one of the most difficult.
Pneumonia. is an innammatory dis
ease. So is appendicitis So also are
bronchitis. tonsilitis. erysipelas, neu-
ritis. many forms Of rheumatism and
a whole host of other diseases that
are taking their toll Of life and death
every day.
Ion-o-lex stops the inhammatory
condition in these diseases. IL re-
stores the temperature TO normal. Ma
,ure does the rest--and the patient
gets well.
Ion-o-lex is the discovery OF an
English Scientist. 1t is used by many
OF the most prominent physicians In
ENGLAND. 1t is also used in large
quantities in the English military
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o. part OF p. cs. 81. iss. 1855 and
$50.
BOOK C-EAST.


CD on the east side Of Hurlbut ave-
nue.. In front OF or adjoining
scch lots or parts of lots mum
bered l0s, f06. i07, los, 100. 10,
between Forest avenue and Cor
don street. The Mack and Cad
lilac avenue sub, of lots 8, y. ~
and II % NJ. II. Buffers sub. OF
90 ON the north side OF Mack ave
nue., I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum
hered 80. ~. So, III. 81. -. be
tween Van Dyke avenue and
Seyburn avenue. Hugo Scherer :
sub. Of part OF lots 30 and -.
Van Dyke farm y. cs 100 and
$40. and the easterly part Of the
southerly 5 acres OF Il. c. OF II,
G. 800
(3) ON the east side OF Seminole ave
nue. In front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered A.
between Mack avenue and Syl-
vester street, sub. Of that part
OF the Cook Farm r. Cs. 81. 1853,
1865 and $50. between Mack and
Forest avenues
As are owned by you, on or before
the FIRST day of May. 1915, or In
default thereof the same will be
constructed. reconstr ucted or put 10
proper line and grade by the De-
partment OF Public Works. and the
expense thereof. together with the
cost Of this publication. Will be as
sessed against said lot.
GEO. III. FFNKEIL,
Commissioner OF Public Works,
B-69i
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BATTLE CREEK a sTURGIs
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit, Mich. Al

Detroit. Mich. ApriI ., 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders of
the Battle Creek & Sturgis Railway
Company will be held at the princi-
pal office OF the company. Room 3o2
Fifteenth Street Passenger station,
Detroit. Mich, on Thursday. the sth
day OF June, 1915. at 10 o'clock n. m,
for the purpose OF considering and
authorizing the sale of part or all of
the railroad rights and franchises Of
this company to The Michigan Gem
trial Railroad Company and such 9TH
81 matters and things as may be in
cident to or necessary OF appropriate
TO he done In connection herewith
by order OF the Board ~ directors
ID. w. pARpEE.
Secretary
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BAY CITY A RATTLE CREEK
nAIf,N CDMfsANl
Detroit. Mich =

Detroit, Mon. AIffl Z, 1915
Notice is hereby given that spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders OF
tho Bay CITY n Battle Creek Railway
Company will be held at the prin cipai
Office Of the company. Room 302. FIJI
tecnth street Passenger Station, De-
troit. Mich. on Thursday tho Sth day
Of June. 1915. at 10 o'clock n. m. for
the purpose OF considering and auth
orlzing the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company to
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany and such other matters and
things as may he incident TO or nee.
essary or appropriate to be done In
connection Herewith.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
ID. w. PARDEE
Secretary
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PROPOSALS. ron STEEL.
DOCUMENT FILING CASES.

Once OF Board Of County Auditors.
Detroit. April I, 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received
until 4 o'clock p. M. Friday, Apr. ~.
will be- opened. for furnishing and
setting In place sections containing
1oN steel document Ming cases.
g"Yif"Nit". In BEDFORD Room of
cordance with plans on fiIe Tn office
OF Board OF Auditors. The style and
workmanship. of these cases must
conform 10 those now installed In
furnishing and setting in place 20
single steel lockers. size 15"x15"x72".
Proposals must be accompanied by
certified check for 5% OF the
reject any and all bids IL expressly
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS
Ivy wM. r. MOELLER. sec'y.
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CANADA SOUTHERN BRIDGE
l.AMlsAN

Detroit. Mon, April J, lXlS.
Notice IL hereby given that a spe-
the Canada Southern Bridge Company
will he held at the principal office
OF the company. Room 302. Fifteenth
Street Passenger station, Detroit.
June. 1915. at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose OF considering and authorix-
ing the sale az fhe railroad. rights
and franchises az this company TO
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany and such other matters and
things az may he Incident TO or nee
eSsary or appropriate To be done In
connection herewith
BY order OF the BOARD ~ Directors
D W. rhRpFE.
Secretary
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Ordinance No. 347-A.

An ORDINANCE 10 amend secticr
q Chapter 2O4 Of the Complied Ord
inanccs Of the City Of Detroit fe'
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Chapter .o4 OF the Compiled ord
inances OF the City. OF Detroit
for the year 1912 be and the
same is hereby amended SO as to
read az follows:
OF keep any dog which by loud
or frequent or habItuaI barking.
yeiping or bowling shall cause
serious annoyance to the neigh
boIhocd or to People passing TO
person shall own or harbor q
herce or vicious dog. or a dog
that has been bitten by any anil
With Rn nSSns TO s Ma owner Srsn or per
son harboring or keeping any
such dog shall suffer the same
to run at large At any time with
In the city limits. nor shall any
bitch in heat permit or suffer
the same to run AT large within
the city limits. Any person al.
lowing a dog ,habitnally 70 re-
or her house. store. building. en-
closure or premises shall be con-
sidered A. harboring or keeping
the same within the meaning OF
duty Of every person owning or
harboring q dog which has been
attacked or bitten by another
dog or other animal showing the
symptoms of rabies. to immedi-
ately notify the Police Depart
ment that they have such n dog
In their possession, and further
that whenever q dog Ia brought
to the pound a second time for
having bitten q person. the Police
Department shall cause such dog
to he destroyed az n vicious dog
after having been held q suffici-
ent length OF time to meet the
requirements OF the Board OF
Health for Investigation.
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall
take Immediate effect.
Approved April nth. 1915
OSCAR ". MARX
Attest Mayor.
R-6gl CITY Clerk.
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junction issued preventing any one
from interfering with his affairs.
A week ago Probate Judge Sam
uel Van Horn appointed guardian
for Winslow. Soon afterward. the
old man was taken to Borgess. hos
pital. and his leap 10 death fol-
lowed II is said he feared an
operation was to be performed
upon him.
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BOOK BEAST

on the south side Of Mack ave-
nue. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot num-
h,red =. between Maxwell ave-
nue and Seminole avenue, Cur
rvs Cook Farm sub. OF block
sub. of part Of y. CO. ~ and
$50. bet. st. Paul and Mack ave.
nues
on the cast sido OF Piper BouIs-
ward IN front of or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bercd ~. 81 IS, So ~. ts. 10. so.
81 - y. IS ss 81 3, e. g. g. a. a. e. g.
r.: a avenue and Essex Ds'w sS.,
nue.. Jefferson park ruh. OF the
Jefferson Park Realty Co.
on the cast side OF Reddlg ave.
ir front ~ or adjoining such lots
on parts ~ lots numbered 40, as
s., So. So. 50. So. SO, between Es-
scv ave. and river. Jefferson
Park sub. Of the Jefferson Park
Realty Co.
ON the east side 81 ReddIg ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
"a. =. ~ =, 70 80. as. 81. 90. Is. g.
SO. 90. 81 so. 80. IS. 81. Sc. IS.
81. SO, So, 81. SO. 40, IS. ~. 90.
between Freud avenue and Es-
sex avenue. Jefferson Park sub.
OF the Jefferson Park Realty Co.
on the west side OF Seminole
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered .. 10. II. ~. 10. ~. IS. is,
IL. IS. 10 90. Fl. %. 22. 20. 90.
20, 81, IS. 20. between Mack ave-
nue. and Goethe street. curry'r
COOK Farm sub. OF block ~ Of
add. to Park sub, being a sub.
81 n part OF y. c.. 81 and le0.
between 81. Paul and Mack ave-
nues.
avenue. IN front 81 or adjoining
such lot or parts ~ lot num-
bered O. l., 10. between Charlie
vo!N street and Goethe street.
ADDITION 10 Park SUBJ. being sub.
81 that part Of tho Cook farm
.. Is. 81 and $50, between So.
Paul and Mack avenues.
ON tho west side Of Seminoic
avenue, in front ~ or adjoining
. such lots or parts Of lots mum
.bered 4. 3. .. 4, g. 9. I. 80, 10.
s. :: =;
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

A Jury was obtained. "Wednesday
morning. in Judge Connolly's court
to hear the testimony in the Cases
of Peter Bosco and Giuseppe III
Simona, charked with staying 10.
seph Agosta at Mullett-st. and st.
Aubin-ave.. on the night of Jan. II.
in a feud between factions IN the
Italian colony.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
Ordinance No. 349.A.
An ORDINANCE 10 change the title
Of the Roller Inspectors ofWrc 10
more properly designate aud tndi-
cate the duties OF the Office.


cate the duties Of the Office.
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED w
THE PEOPLE or THE CITY ol
section L. That the title of the
office OF the Boiler Inspector
shall be and the same is hereby
changed To that OF Department
OF Safety Engineering.
Sec. Q The Depa rtment or
safety Engineering shall enforce
all the ordinances now enacted
and enforced by the Boiler In
spectoI's office. and all references
In such ordinances TO the ofhce OF
Boiler Inspector shall be read as
appertaininR to the Department
Of safety Engineering.
Sec. 2. The Department OF
safety Engineering shall enforce,
under ordinances enacted by the
Common Council, the construc-
tion. installation and use OF steam
boilers, pressure tanks or ves-
sells: the use, handling, sale and
storage OF inflammable liquids,
and such other power accuated
apparatus or dangerous articles
as the Common Council shall di-
rect.
sec. 4. The city Boiler lnspec-
tor shall be known ~ the chief
Inspector and Engineer OF the
Department uf Safety Engineer
ing
Sec. >. Nothing in this ordl-
nance shall be construed as of-
fcctlng the employment OF any Of
the inspectors or clerks now en-
ployed In the Boiler Inspectors
Office.
SEC. s. This ordinance shall
take mmediste effect
Approved April nth. 1915
49,. OSCAR b. MAEx;
RfCItAGp LINDSAY.
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BOOK B--WEST.

on the east side ~ Boxwood
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts of lot num-
bcred ~, frac. and W. 37.3i ~.
81 vac, Thirtieth street, lying
between Moore Place and Tire
r,ar avenue. east OF and ad-
Joining VIM l. Holmes sub. OF
blocks IS. IL. -. %. 81 and IS
OF ScoveIa sub Of " q, OF frac,
sec. ?. r. s. r. II f..
} on tho west side OF Epworth
boulevard. In front Of or adjoin-
iDg such lot or parts Of lot mum -
b"red SO. between Milford ave-
Nnur and Warren avenue. i. Mott
Williams sub. OF part OF frac.
see. No. 3
4, ON the west side ~ Epworth
Boulevard. lin front ~ or adioin-
trg such lot nr parts ~ lot num-
h"r"d 80, between Milford ave-
nue. ana fireman avenue. =. Mott
Williams sub. Of part OF frac.
sec. No. ).
} on the north side Of Maple
wcod-Rvc.. In front of OF adjoin-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
mum ercd IS, 50. so. 81, SO. 90. 81,
between Beochwood avenue and
Thornton avenue, Joseph Tire
mans sub. of o. u. 4. and OF
Joseph Tireman's sub. OF lot 81
Jos. fireman Est. and q. l. G OF
John Tircman's Eat. on frac.
soc 3 and I. secs. ~ and so OF
the t0.0OO-acrc tract.
ON the north side OF Warren
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
hered Z, s. .. 10. between Colfax
and F.pworth boulevard. Robert
NJ Grindley's sub. OF part OF y.
- $50. lying =. OF center OF Hold
en- boulevard
} ON the north side 81 Warren
avenue. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lots num-
bered -. L.. between Epworth
Boulevard and D.. l.. a. ". r. r..
W. y of frac. sec. No. =. lying
between Warren and fireman
avenues.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

Count Zeppelin has given orders
that. on his death. his body shall be
conveyed TO its last resting place
in one of the machines with which
his name Is associated.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

An old japanese prophecy says
when men fly like birds, ten great
kings will go to war against one an
other"
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
TRAP RUCK

II One thousand tons. more or less
Ia. Inch Co. te-inch, y" To q.
|to dust T.. .. II. cars Detroit. and +
10. Insclruhe Dock. Belle Isle PARK
|lrrEp roCiS must be az uniform quhl J.
|sty ard bids accompanied by copy
|af analysis
All stone furnished shall he paid
|foT on the basis ot Detroit measure
|sneuts or weights.
u Further Information relative TO the
y, bove viii be- checrfuily furnished.
II \ certified check for nVe per cent
|rf the amount bid MUST accompany
Each proposal as zuaEantcc that the
|f,uc' essful bidder ~iif~cntsr into con
|Nract,
The right To reject any or all bids
|sr parts thereof ig expressly reserved
L WILLIAM T. DUST.
Commissioner.
~ W BtfSCH
I P-6a2 Sec and Gen. Supt.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
ROAD PREPARATIONS

L Twenty thousand gallons, more
br less. Asphalt Road oil tguaran I.
lecd 20 cmulaifyl, liquid asphalt ana
parYia>- In the rN5e Of road oil state
bcrCcntnEr ~ aei,talt
1 Price -hail bc quoted per gallon
dehvered ~ barrels 4. . r. ears, De-
troit, also per gallon IN barrels +.
ID. Il InSelruhe dock. Belle Isle Park.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
BOARD or EDUCATION.
betro,s, Mich Anr M

Detroit. Mich, Apr. !. 1915. t,
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office on dates as specified, for
furnishing the Board OF Education,
1917. with supplies. etc. as followri
Educational ............April "a. 1915
Cement sidewalks and
Driveways .s'.....s.. .Aprtl 20. 1915
Furnishing and Lsun-
derinG Towels. April IS .Ieis
Drawing ;......:.......;.M May 9, 1915
Proposals must be submitted ac-
cordine TO specifications on forms
furnished. which may be had upon
application TO the Office OF the Sec
Rotary.
-, Ths board o Ed.s:sio o.. rss, rye
80 cHARLrs A., oxpP,
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

PPfDtiug-the plain neat klnd-thnt
II rtght-Ttmes Job Dept.-Main 4S2o.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
DEPT or PUBLIC We RKS
Detroit Mich. April II. 1916.
Sidewalk Notice

4 To All Whom II May Concern;
Take notice that by order of the
common Council you are required 10
construct. reconstruct or put 10 prop
fer line and grade. brick. natural
|store. artificial stone, cement or con-
|crcie sidewalk. crosswslk or drive
way, according To Specifications pre-
fparcd by the Commissioner OF Public
Works and approved by the Common
IcaunrfI
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMEN 7
OF PARKS AND soulEvAROs
So Farwen Building,
Detroit. Mich. April IL. 1915

Sealed proposals Will he received at
Ehs above office until IL o'clock noon.
'riaay, April 2s, for furnishing the
COAL
one thousand tons. more or less
Esituminous nut. pea and slack, q. %
|ivered az the power plant on belle
ale Park, as required.
p Three hundred tons, more or less.
Zach. bituminous lump, smokeless
lump. anthracite all Sizes, to be deliv-
Erred on Belle Isle Park.
K Bidders will give price delivered on
nseifuhe dock. also delivered In the
hpins
& Three hundred tons. more or less,
tmokcless lump. for use OF road roll
ers; delivery to he In two-ton lots
n here required on the Boulevard and
IN city parks.
X Two hundred tons. more or less, an
Il hracit", stove or egg, or smokeless
tump, TO he delivered when required
n Palmer Park. Clark Park and city
Barn
4 Weights To be governed by De-
II H..
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LIMESTONE

b" aud screenings. In such guam
Eitics 80 dcs,rrd. Ca be delivered by
,sag1n ON the job or Il. .. h. cars
.oetroit and delivered by boat on the
Inaelrnhr dock. Belle Isle Park.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13
CRUSHED COBBLE

one Thousand Tons more or less.
n" ! and screenings, L. -. Il. cars
petFou Also give price by boat de-
siverod on lnseIruhe Dock. Belle
Aslo Park
The Detroit times., 1916-04-13

An ORDINANCE 10 amend section
Chapter 20t OF the Complied Orb
finances Of the City Of Detroit for
the ycnr 1912.
1T Is HEREBY. ORDAINED BY
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
PROMINENT FARMER
IS KILLED IN DUEL

Woodbury., Ga, September +.
Ben Buchanan, a prominent
farmer living about four miles
southeast OF Warm Springs, Ga,
was instantly killed and Will
Bonner, farmer owning adjoin-
ing land, was perhaps fatally
wounded in a shooting affair
which occurred between the two
men here today. Both men are
members OF prominent families in
this section.
According to reports, some OF
Mr. Bonncr's farm hands left
their crops on Mr.. Bonner's land
and went to work on Mr., Buchan-
ans land. MIR, Bonner, when he
had discovered that his hands had
left the crops, went to see Mr.
Buchanan about them. An ar
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
MISTAKE IN MESSAGE
ALMOST CAUSED STRIKE
Error Discovered in Time tc
Avert Difficulties

New Orleans, Sept. 3.-A. E.
Farquharson, vice president of
the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainment, announced here to-
night that a mistake was made in
the code message sent by General
Chairman Lee of the trainmen
from Washington to Houston
and that as consequence train
men Of the Southern Pacific lines
in Texas and Louisiana up until
last night were preparing to go
on a strike Monday.
81 discovered the error in
time" said Mr.. Farquaharson,
and sent another message and
now the strike plans have been
abandoned"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
w. & A. EXTENSION
PLANS SUBMITTED

Proposals to extend the Yves
ern and Atlantic Railroad to the
sea were submitted to the West
ern and Atlantic Releasing Com
mission Monday, says the. Allan
ia Georgian. Hooper Alexander,
representing interests which are
willing to enter the proposition,
appeared before the commission,
as did Guyt McLendon, repres-
enting ]. A. ]. Henderson, prcsi-
dent of the Ocilla Southern.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
PARALYSIS DECREASED

New York, Sept. 4.-Another
decrease in the number of cases
of infantile paralysis was report
ed today by the department Of
health for the twenty-four hours
ending at 10 a. m, there being
only 81 new cases, compared with
81 the previous day. There were
10 deaths, the same number as on
the preceding day. Since the be-
ginning of the epidemic there
have been 8,19o cases and 1887
deaths.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
EPISCOPALIANS SPLIT
OVER NEGRO BISHOPS
Joint Commission of Clergy and
Laymen Fails to Reach
Agreement

New York, September A
joint commission of clergy and
laymen appointed at the last tri-
ennial general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church to
consider the proposal to have ne
gro bishops at large to supervise
negro church, has failed to agree
and has prepared two opposing
reports for the next general con-
vention, beginning October s at
St. Louis.
The majority report recon-
mends the establishment of sep
arate racial district for negroes in
the south, relieving bishops of
southern diocese of further juris-
diction over the thousands of ne
gro members of the church and
the election and conservation OF
negro bishop or negro bishops
at large.
The minority report recon-
mends instead that some southern
diocese soon will take advantage
of its present right, according to
the canons OF the church, to elect
a negro suffragan bishop to serve
under the white bishop Of the do
cese.
The dissenting report suggests
that the system proposed by the
majority will inevitably tend to
weaken in the white man the SEN
Sc of responsibility for the negro.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
SHIPPING
EQUIPMENT BACK

Columbus, N. NJ, Sept. 5-Be-
lief that General Pershing's puni-
tive column is not to remain much
longer in Mexico grew here today
when ten truckloads of clothing
and equipment were brought back
to this base. 1t is understood
that this is the first of series OF
shipments from the expedition in
preparation for withdrawal.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
TWO BOYS DROWNED
WHILE ON PICNIC

Augusta, Ga, Sept. Earl
Owens and Herbert Edward Tay-
Tor, two young boys, age 10 and
IS years, respectively, were
drowned at Sunday School pic
fic at Sand Bar ferry today. The
two boys were wading in a shall
low spot in the river when they
stepped off in hole.
rh,' dead boys were Richmond
academy students and will be Civ
en- a cadet escort at the double
funeral to be held Tuesday.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
A MILLION DOLLAR BANK NOW
To the Directors:

To the Directors:
Give a bank GOOD, WISE
HONEST, FAIRM1NDED
directors and you guarantee
that banks success. This
bank has had such phenom-
inal success as a result of
your wise direction that we
are able to certify officially
to you that is has become a
MILLION DOLLAR BANK.
To this high eminence you
have been hoping it would
attain.
In the day time and late
at nights you have attend
ed the sessions of our board
in preference to attending
to other of your financial
affairs, so that the public
have seen your determina-
ton to make your bank the
pride of all your financial
interests.
We appreciate your wise
direction and loyalty. /
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06
DIR. MILTON COHEN
SECURES FINE POSITION

DR., Milton Cohen, who has
held a position in the department
of Pathology in the Cincinnati
city hospital, has been elected to
the position of chief bacteriolo-
gist for the city of Cincinnati.
This is a decided recognition of
this young physicians ability and
his many friends in the citHssa I
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-09-06

Miss Gaines, head milliner for
Broughton's Millinery Store, ar
rived the first, and is in charge Of
their work room. Miss Gaines
is too we'll known to need any
introduction, she having filled this
position for six seasons. She will
be glad to see her old customers.