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DEATHS

: 3flsMtNG wAY-Died AZ her homo in Hem.
lnEway $. e., 1'usaaay m,qrning, Deem
Dor =, 1916. JAMIE. SriAtiiA. HEMIS
NAY. Ntfe or G.. \ I!cinnRwav
- burial In South Carolina
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OFFICE hoy tor AN Insurance office AT
Must be bright. active ami fur
r!sh reference. splendid opportunity. r
"a. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, dentist IN town OF one thousand:
county scat. large territory 10 draw from.
ADDRESS ]. 95l. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, ship yard mon, h"i,aps. roam
crs (whitc or cooredl, driiIcrs twhitc or
.olhredI rivetcrs. Good pas: stea,iy work.
Paid while learning. Apply Bcihlchcn
steel GO. ShipbuiidIng Plant, Sparrow :
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

ifhins t-uu.v I.,vunIonu-tiuin 81 Station
S.hcnuie hIurrs not guaranteed. For this
Soulh--Da!H; 40 4. Al. iocai: .0:3O A. III
IL y l.; NJ. c1prcsl sleeping car open. %
Il nj. o;o1 J.: d. local for kcysviilc, Chase
tlty ana iSunaIo Junction --wciIl Ip IN
york River I.inu--5:lo +. III. Steame.
IRAN. except SUNDAY. connecting for INN.
more ti'nri"T c.r' 1857 a. 81. and al.
100 \. 81 and SO =, 81. $3.50 p. NJ, 5 %
From West Point: SIS a.. Nj. eSeep; Non
day $40 4. NJ, and a:l6 p. a.. daily.
Office 9OI h Main ST. Phone Si.uisyn ga
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by AUGUSTINE IbYAI.I. x co.
Real Estate Agents ma NuCtiOncers
Office No. 921 Hun street
richmond. Va
THlT STI:E'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SAIL:
OF
4 MOST HIGHLY DESIRABLE, FARM
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ONLY
fb',E MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND VA. CONTAINING
~ l.. ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
WITH y NINE ROOM WI;l.LINC;
PRACTICALLY NEW AND 81 r.
TIE USUAL oCTBUILDlNCiS
THEREON.
Oh THURSDAY, DECEMBER a.
al - O'Clock NJ,
on the promises.
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c6utr Fox TH i!A EhSrE i2,SfH BIS.
TitIcT Oh vInGiSiA. ~ 40
w1f AZ e. Ill., %f %$zz$ si No. No.
ORDER or %oT!cE ron DIS.
1915. on reading the petition ror dis.
charge OF III. bankrupt. II is
Ordered by the court. that hearing
or JANUARY. \. II 1917. before said
court. AZ nichmoud ~. said district, az
IL o'clock k, Noon md that notice there
newspaper printed In said district.
and that all known creditors and other
sad time and 'I place n s hnns 9a at tGs
my, they have. why tho prayer OF the
said petii,,ioner s.Suid no, b. Erantfi.
court, that the clerk shall send by mall
to oil known creditors copic. vi said
pne1, d ana ma,r this order, addressed to
stated.
~. WH1i,Inpf9;ss tho HoToRABLp EpMuHp
W VA; ,JR.. Judge OF the said
mond. In said district. on the SIN day
of November. a. -. 1916
JAMES c. PAGE. ESQ. ''ef"
Rbto'i"t Tor bankrupt.
IN TIE: OMITTED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRIO OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF NJ 1907.
JOSEPH. l.. WYATT in
BANKRUPT tiankruptCy
,RpEr on %pIl.;E FOR ols.
ON this s'h day Of November A D.
1915, on reading the petition tor dis.
charge Of the bankruri. IL IS
Ordered b, Tie court that II hearin-.
be had uP33H II. same on the 10TH
SAID court. at l;i"hn'ond, IN the said die
trict. at II o'cloc!, noon: ana The. notice
thereof be published in The Times. Dis.
patch, n newspaper printed In yaid dis
trict. ana thai All known creditors and
other persons In interest may appear a,
tho said time and place. ana show
cause. II amy they have. why tho prayer
granted.
And +, is further ordered b.. the
court, that the clerk shall send Nv mali
to al known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed TO
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness tho HONORABLE EDMUND
WADD1LL. JR.. Judge of the said court
and tn" neal thereof. ut Richmond in
said district. ora tho Sth day of No
veniber. y. D. 1916.
Attest
,c, JOSEPH u. BRADY.
:, tIScai, ;, Clerk.
Attorney FOR Eankrupt
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UNITED STATES CIncurr COURT

The United States Circuit Court or
npPea's reronvened yesterday morning
rri,ehn Gff'os ani VIII Wd,as Circuit cut Judges
Judge Rose in attendance. '''' '''
Case argued yesterday
NO. iiI1--Caleh II. Riggs, James 4.
k.rchner and John Rigrlc, apueIinnta
ana croSS-apDellees. and John If. Smith
and Walter L. Smith, executor. ere.
arnsllan an. cf VS.: John J, Gilcsoie
!rnarkersh,irs, W, Va. Arru TIf' h ~.
Thomas II ms T.. .Jaeobs. Of New aiartinsvilie.
BUS. o.. for John J. Glliesnie. apneiirn
ana osS-appellant, and by Jenninrs g
wise, Hf Richmond and Charies +
a,"gE, OF Point Pleasant. w. Va, for
John NJ. Smith and Walter r. Smith
submitted. an"
ror C"naers sa asy-sa,urday being con-
nrsuments OF cases to-day. hut will
go INTO conference upon cases hereto
iore argued and remaining undecided,
Ease in call Monday:
No. l414-Afarthn Dcrnbcrurr nd.
,,nlnIStratriS OF tho estate OF Ucnjamin
pernberEer, deceased, plaintiff in or.
r rop, VS.: the baltimore and Ohio Rail
dant In error: error to tho District
Court ut Parkersburg. w. Va 70 he
argued arg by Haese Hiisznrd. r. r. Bills
VA. for the '% niain, i nf i'"rkSsrshurs W
n; Al. Amber and j. w. Vandervorf
or tarkcrsburS w. VA. for The d. :.
PENDANT In error. N
admitted TO practice:
olm c. Carter. of Embellishments Embellishments %
Va. and Jennings c. Wiss. or n,cH
mono. mood We're admitted to practice as at
'orheSs and counscllors in this court.
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AUCTION SALE VALUABLE
Centrally Located
Business Property

THtEE-STORYB BRICK WAREHOUSES;.
no. COS EAST CARY STREET, BE
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
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AUTOMOBILES.
SPECIAL NIGHT nErAih SERVICE


SPECIAL NIGHT nEFAih SERVICE
BUSINESS HOUSES AND PHYSICIANS.
We VIII give Nigh, Repair service, 80
ginning Mchday. October so. i've nights
each week, a. our Service Station iia Ncst
Main Street. on Ford Cars pwI.eJ = com.
GletC!aI houses anu passig,JI.s-. ser.
Vice VIII De ihauEurrtc. 20 IaE. re "
the repairs on cars that .!y ~ constant use
durius the day. Car patron, saOu.G NOT: )
~ beio.e Z Z 81 TO Insure E.,lins <.... 90
THE UNIV EsSAI. MOTOR CCAira%Y lac
3i3 West Main Street
Phone Randolph ag.s
BODIES and tops Tor commercial uUtoutv-
biies made TO ortier. isiCEar,.syu Isrus.,
ela h.pnk ALcsuo.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
Boulevard J $1.50 and $3.50 pe.'
227 and hour.
910-J W. 7 pANiEI.
CADlLLAC, 1919 inuial cooI condition
ADDRESS W 9. iChcy. 4. t.. Il. No. T.
Richmond. Nn.
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CARrF:T CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
LIT Us rcIpNAtt your IusS ana carpets.
Central Cleaning .iuu pcpairing Co.
sos =. Eorth f:f;h stres' i'nonc Kun:
dol pl, 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09

on this Nth day of November. \. -.
1915. on reading the petition for dis.
charge OF the bankrupt, Il il
urI.tcd By the court. that n hearing
he had upon tho same on the 10TH DAY.
OF JANUARY. ~. -. 1911. befor" said
court, ut Richmond, In aa!d district. ~ ~
o'clock noon. ana that notice thrreo
be published IN The Times Dispatch. a
newspaper printed IN said district, ana
that all Knows creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at Tie
said time and place. and show cause.
y any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And il is further ordered nv tho
court. that the clerk shall send by mali
to al known creditors copies OF said
them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness tho HONORABLE EDMUND
WADpN-l- JR.. Judge, OF the said
court and the seal thereof. Mt Rich
monf In said district. on the Sth day
OF November, \. u. 1916.
Attest:
JOSEPH L. BRADY.
tSca) Clerk
EDGAR r. ENGLISH. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT corn,

Two peti,ionss In voluntary bank
iI!up.cE were hled yesterday In tho
lows: q" ioi-
kurfords Inc, this city. decorat-
,nE anu furnishing firm. listing its liza
S2.5Ta..a. -" a''e's Ut
James bunting Bateman, OF Hope
Ws ,nro FOREMAN placing his debts at
hI'9.3b. ana his assets ut $3.50
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] hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners in
the suit specified above has been duly
given.
LUTHER LIBBY.
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kI,HNcND railway mail clerk
lions coming. ~ lnUnth Sarnpi. uucs-
lions free. Write Immediately. Iranhlln
Attribute. Floor ". dorchester, y I.
.SHOEMhKEk wanted. Only hrs;. class mar
-" need apply f.Inporla Electric Too! S"op.
OFFICE man who - "a capable stcna:rapneF
.und accurate b"okNcepcr ana 20 act as
shipping clerk. Tor medicinal water
nsny OUT In the country, miles from cha
srsatest tg"n country raised ana grad
uate % Nigh SGEpo! preferred. Must have
good command 81 English. Sunlcicn, in
huC~ment 10 right man, Buffalo iI.il.5
Springs Mater Company. Buffalo l.itGia
,iprlns. Nn
WANTED. an avcouu:an; Win aptitude tor
nsurss and fcndness for financial and
,,a,!r,icsl wori. Talent and ability in
sired than eApericrcc. Must understand
the principles ana theory Of book < ping.
state age, education. experience and salary
expected Position now open. J. III. care
'rincs DISPATCH.
WANTED, good fast ia rhcr: good money
TO the right man. Wire III. j. MCRac. IL (
rIlnce.s Sirc"i. Wii,uinrtnn. y g.
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FOR RENT-Farms


ROE r"nt modem dairy farm OF i.6 acres
w" "T Hlih:ut farm implements 10
.at"L OF N"w Market Road about 3 mile
ifHr Itlthinond For particulars. aatlrr
bMnGr W. Hch"y, L.. l.. -. No. 8. Rich
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THE posrSl TAieEraph Cable CONAN, has
,naIscter. Must have NhrciH ami GOOD
references. Pay b. piece work. and earn
inRs only limited b. energy rnd ability .,
hoy. Can attend night school while work
ing. Apply 1916 East Main.
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SAFES.
CLOTHING
y led, - buy sccOHu -hG nt CLOTHING.
l.-rl nnG gent, phono Randolph 2a5i.
MISCELLANEOUS. WANTS

20 l. Massr oc s oaii Film ST. Street ct phi a.i
''"lDhin. IA. VIII send cash by return
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FOR HENT-I,usine.s rroucr,y.

bFElt,: ioI rant ia big ufi.e building ace.
ono i9"i tesr elevator, In heart of bust
nouitns". nnd jauit": service free Fine
'ign' lHi,l neal location y bargain,
A.I-...s y MLtn. ,are TImlcs- l1l.rni IL
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SITUATION WANTED-Nfale

{ --IoUNd man wants position paying ,ls
promotion. q 60s. Times Dispatch.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, cameo brooch with white head oil
the onyx. NJ. ". D.. tho Initials on tra
1aek o. tho PIN. Newsrd g II returned 10
20 East IirncC
POUND Deccmn": II. igli bctNe.n mo
= tharley CITY ana DHrbyto~n Roads nrw
autotHOUie tires. cali hy
isnuie A!eneTs store on tn" Charles cry
+it2ad for them in days. tncy VIII uc
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!, i2ST on Dcceuher l.. naus silver wA,ch.
n. with monogram \. IL IL on case Re-
WAr! Ehndplph a9II-J.
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WATCHES AND JE,yELKY

DOS r FORGET THE Eo,iT.II.j: LOAN
iS,D!IrIET ,i,,; SEW ,ApbnEss. No ia
wATcIfES' bIhMo%B5a INV it:I.nnYYa sii,
~. -. Al:L ANb Gj1' GLASS
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FOR RENT-hpnr,mcnts

"AHTEn. '"uul" 10 tai:e : room, az anart-
n"hi January l rooms furnished Good
u. 10 un! ." rithi patty. steam heat.
!iEhts and III r0nN fences Apply tnir,i
nritt't:"ni. virginia Huliding. Ftfih anu
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Observation-Disclosures

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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SITUATION wANTED-slale

hi.blS itHl.D drprEist open Tor runitiou
,'apeb!t 70 inannR" store. good prcsvrIu-
,i1nia, GOOD references l. 93i care Times :
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LOST Ls,wsen Zine S,r.s, Pharmacy ant
Fbutt-nNct. on Main Street. new uar. gray
Va. label in back %: collar. Liberal ~.
Var! inr return ~ I.!chmoni Motor 60. .!I
l:ns, Broad street
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ny CHEWING g. BONLEY, INC
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
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HELP WANTED-Mnle

case between 500. Floyd Avenue ana
Ahhnis and br"a" Reward II returned "a
800. Floyd Avenue.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20

An ordinance providing for the
laying. building and constructing of
water and sewer connections from
the city water mains to the lot line
and all sewer drains from the main
sewer in the streets to the lot lines
by the owners of abutting property
and upon the failure TO do so. pro
Vlding for the city to build, lay and
construct the same and assess the
costs thereof against the abutting
property.
BE it ordained by the board OF
commissioners of the city of Mad
ison:
Section /. That hereafter all wa
ter and sewer connections from the
water mains Of the city Of Madison
and from the main or trunk sewers
laid in the streets, alleys or avenue
of the city of Madison shall be laid
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20

assessed upon said lots and parcels
OF land, so ch~argeable, by the city
engineer, and returned by him to the
board of commissioners, and the city
auditor shall cause to be published
the estimate of the city engineer to-
gether with the notice of the time
and place when the commissioners
will meet TO approve the same by
one publication in the official news
paper of the city for at least ten days
prior to the meeting of the board of
commissioners TO approve the same.
And payments therefor shall be due
and payable from and after the filing
of the assessment roll with the city
treasurer and shall be collected in
the same manner as other special as
sessments are now collected as pro-
vided by law, and all steps taken for
the charging of the property affect
ed. and the collecting of such assess
ments, and the selling of such o
erty in default of the payment of
such assessment, shall be done and
performed in like manner as special
assessments for sidewalks are now
collected by the city of Madison.
Geo. III. Waskey,
Attest: Mayor.
VIM. Rae. City Auditor.
First reading, June 5, 1916.
Passed and approved June 10,
1916.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20

and constructed from such water
main. main or trunk by the
owners of the property abutting upon
said water main, main or trunk
1--WE in front of such connection at
such property owners cost and ex-
pense.
Section 2. Whenever the board of
commissioners of the city of Madison
shall deem it necessary to construct.
lay or build connecting sewers from
the lot line to the main or trunk
sewer in front of any property, or
lay. build or construct water connec-
tions from the lot line to the water
main in the streets, or alleys
of the city of Madison, a resolution
shall be passed by said board of
commissioners requiring property
owners whose property has not been
connected or whose property has not
been connected in the manner re-
CURED by ordinance, with the trunk
or main sewer OF with the water
mains of the city of Madison, to lay
and construct such sewers or water
mains from the lot line TO the trunk
VI main 30 anu NUN l1G " 1llt0
to the water main in the streets, al
leys and of the city Of Mad
ison. within the specified time, not
less than thirty days from the first
publication of said resolution, which
resolution shall be published in the
official newspaper of the city of
Madison, once a week for two CON
secutiye weeks, which shall contain
a notice to said owners or occupants
setting forth what work is TO be done
and the time within which they are
required to do the same. Such no
tice may be general as to owners,
but must be specific as TO the de-
scription of lots or parcels of ground
in front of which such sewer or wa
ter connections are to be built, laid
and constructed.
Section g.. If such sewer and wa
ter connections are not built, laid
and constructed in the manner and
within the time prescribed in said
resolution, the board of commission
ers may order the same to be done
by such persons as they may con-
of the city engineer, at the expense
of lots and parcels of land adjoining
in front of and for the benefit of
which said water and sewer connec-
tons have been laid, built and con
strueted. And such expense shall be
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20
CROP CONDITIONS
CORN IN CONDITION TO MAKE
RAPID GROWTH WITH IA
WORKABLE WEATHER IN
JULY AND AUGUST.

Huron, June 20.-Crops in South
Dakota continue to make very salts
factory progress and are in good con
dition. While the past week aver
aged u~nseasonably cool, corn made
some progress and the cool weather
had the effect of making the roots of
corn much stronger, indicating an
unusually thrifty growth when hot
weather comes.
The stand of corn generally
throughout the state is much better
than usual and the crop has a good
color. The crop naturally is back
ward, because of excessively wet
weather in the early spring delaying
its planting, but it is in shape to
make rapid growth and make up lost
time when hot summer weather
comes. 1t is the general belief hat
by the closing days of July corn gen
orally in South Dakota will have at
tanned its customary growth for that
period of the growing season.
Small grain continues to thrive
well and is making satisfactory
growth. The stalks and roots are
unusually strong and hot weather
will rapidly push the crop to matur
ity during the latter part of July
Small grain throughout the state has
attained a good growth and unless
something Unforeseen occurs the
crop will be n of the largest ever
raised in the state.
In many sections alfalfa has beer
cut for the first time, and has yielded
every indication hat the hay crop o
the state this year will be mucl
above the average and may be a rec
ord breaker. 1t is reasonably Ger
tain that the state will raise a sur
plus crop of millions of tons OF hay
which will be marketed in section
Of the United States, where the ha.
crop may be below normal.
General crop conditions in Soutl
Dakota are of the most encouraging
character and there is a very hopeful
feeling among the business interest
and elsewhere that this will be on.
of the most prosperous years in tn,
states history.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20
HUNDREDS PRESENT AT
Conventions OPENING
GOOD WEATHER FAVORS NORD-
FJORD-LAGETS STEVNE, IN
SESSION AT THE LAKE,
SIX STATES REPRESENTED
BUSINESS SESSION AND ENTER
TAINMENT PROGRAMS THIS
AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT.

Representing more than thirty
counties in half a dozen states, APP
proximately 400 members of the
Nordfjord-Lagets Stevne were in at
tendance at the opening at Lake
Madison this afternoon of the annual
convention of that association. While
South Dakota is the most largely rep
resented state at the meeting, Mime
sofa has sent large delegations, while
lesser numbers have come from
North Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Nebraska.
The visitors today were favored
with almost ideal weather. Clouds
which threatened to drench the lake
district in the morning. gave no trou-
BILE, and a small shower which fell
early in the morning served to keep
the dust down during the forepart of
the day. The heat was not excessive.
The first delegation to arrive
came yesterday from Minneapolis
and vicinity. They were followed by
c~ontingents, nearly 100 strong, from
other points in Minnesota and as far
south as central Nebraska on a train
which arrived from the east shortly
after midnight this morning. Early
trains and automobiles today
brought large numbers.
Most of the delegates were met al
the railway station by members OF
the local reception committee, and
they were assigned to rooms in vari-
Gus parts of the city by members oil
the arrangements committee. Many
of those who journeyed TO the city
in automobiles drove directly to In;
lake, where the opening program is
being carried out this afternoon. The
forenoon was given over TO the re
eeiving of badges and the renewing
of acquaintance. Officers of the as
ISOLATION held a short business SEES
sion i'm the trial room of the count!
courthouse.
The following program was ar
ranged for this afternoon and even
ing.
Afternoon Session.
2 p. m. Opening of convention b.
President +. Rachie.
Address of welcome by Mayo
Geo. II. Waskey.
Business meeting.
Reading of reports and appointing
of committees.
Election of officers.
General business, according Z
rules Of association.
4:30 p. m. Banquet for the Lag
at the cafeteria.
Evening Session.
7 p. m. Instrumental music
Song-Belleview Choir.
Address-Pres. II. Rachie.
Song - Lake Madison Church
Choir.
Address-P. Granfur.
Solo-Miss Mabel Johnson.
Address. ID. Kaarstad.
Song-Belleview Choir.
Piano solo.
Short addresses.
Announcements.
Defamation, Fyellestad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20
ROUTINE BUSINESS
CITY COMMISSIONERS PASS OK
DINANCE REQUIRING EGAN
AVENUE WATER CON-
NECTIONS.

Business transacted at last nights
regular meeting of the city commits
sion included the passing of an ordi-
nance requiring owners of realty on
Egan avenue to make sewer and
water connections to their property
1t is necessary that the connections
be made before the work of laying
paving on Egan avenue Is started.
The ordinance providing that ped
dlers and house to house solicitors
undergo a physical examination be
fore obtaining a license to operate
here, was given its first reading.
A poolhall license was issued TO A
F. Rodewald, who recently purchased
the Red Front poolhall on Yves
Fourth street from c. +. Shifflet
and the bond of f. l.. Biederstaedt
plumber, was approved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-20
OF REAL Merit
WILLIAM III. CRANE, IN ''DANID
HARUM," A FEATURE WE'D
NESDAY NIGHT.

In his great Characterization of
David Harum," the banker and
horse snapper" of international
fame, the venerable actor, William
III. Crane, makes his first appearance
as a moving picture star. The mo-
ton picture Is a Famous Players
feature and it will be produced to-
morrow evening at the Imperial the
ater.
The picture combines the talented
acting of one of the worlds foremost
stage entertainers, and the dramatic
alton of one of the greatest works OF
it's kind of the present time. Most
folks have read or heard the story
of the life of David Harum," and
his almost equally famous sister,
Aunt Polly" who, somehow, just
cant approve of sharp, crusty and
big hearted 'David's' goings on
AS a self-made banker and horse
dealer, David" makes many a ques-
tionable bargain, but poor and weak
benefit rather than suffer from his
close transactions. In true senti.
ment the book has lost nothing IL
its dramatization.