davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

40 years. alcoholism: John Tweedy.
400 Trumhull. 81 years. chronic Ne
phrltis, Helen Celmer, All Williams
p months. commissions. Florence dow
Grace hospital annex, ~ years. arut-
dllatlon OF stomach; Anna KramCk
2S7 S6th.-, 22 years ,apoplexyi Elisha
Fraser, Harper hospital ~ years.
carcinoma OF rectum. Anthony Lad
man. 15i3 Campbell. Z months, castro
enteritisi Clara G., Coor, Windmill
Point. 10 years. accidental drowning:
Lawrence GGagnon, Windmill Point
10 years. accidental drowning, Dom
aid Davis. 527 Tillman, years. tu-
bercular meningitis Catherine Kline
$50 Antietam. 3years. pulmonary
tuberculosis, Anthony Beni, 1874 Liv-
inRston, months. acute inflamma-
tlon az the bowels. Walter Fisher
Children's free hospital months,
malnutritlon. John Riblct Harper
hospital. 81 years peritonitiE, Geo
NJ. Garner. ii73 Fisher. "a years,
chronic nephritls. Theo. Kazinski. SIS
scotch, 4 months. cholera infantum.
Charles Fisher, receiving hospital Sc
years, alcoholism Edward Sexton.
Receiving hospital 45 years. gan
grenous appendicitis. Henricus Ge-
vRrt. 525 maxwell, Gs years cardtnc
dropsy: Ernst Holder Woodward and
Woodbridge, 80 years, inquest pend
ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
COMMERCE BODY
UPHOLDS u. S.
STOCK RAISERS

WASHINGTON, July 20.--In far
reaching opinioa. based on COM
plant OF 100000 livestock breeders
against every interstate rail carrier
in the United States the interstate
commerce commission today order
ed:
Lower minimum weight regula-
tons; higher liability valuations;
less than two per cent increases for
each so per cent OF value in excess
OF standard value; same rates on
Grated as uncra,ed animals In less
than carload shipments of horses.
mules, horned nmals. hogs, sheep
and goats.
The commission flso held ship
pers are not required TO furnish at
PENDANTS with shipments.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
JOHRINN PRIsTG.

:. Canned ed. Good Good.;ApPlss ,;;;sS42s0
cy Maine. Sis; standard, 81. Table
June. $3.50; standards, e. salmon,
tall, $3.50; fat, pings. 500 Toma,oes,
ti.25. Marrowfat peas. 81; early
June, $3.50; sifted early June. $40
FeedaJobbins prices TIA \ Dbl.
s2b; nne middlings. tse. cracked
corn. s33: orn and oat cnop. age ton.
Flour..Jo6bins prices; beet Michi-
patent. 1880 per Dbl in paper sacks.
Detroit OIL Raw linseed oil, 7bc:
boiled linseed. 76c gal. in barrel lots.
headlight. SEE CORRECTION. SOC; pal
acme. i0.sc: red crown gasoline. Isc
Hardwnre-Nans. .29c xeg base;
;nnnssh S %,1s 'sG per S1oe Sa,;
gauge Psa saasy EsaSso. 'sssf ic u:
gauge. sb35: gauge. SIS sb per cwt
Bull bronzed axes, single handled,
: :sss as9s' 'i ana Rsa SS.
2s-eauge, $3.50; ai-gauge. s3as. rs
gauge. s3.4o per cw.. Carriage bolts,
small. soc 10 and s OF; large. 20 and
and Phi d %Gch arse sSd 10 smd o e. l,
Hides--No. 1 cured hides. ishc: No.
| green hides. ibc. No; ! cured bulls,
lac; No. | green bulls. i0c; No.
eur veal KIP aCS No. n green yea: zeal
No. green murrain. Ice; No. 1 cured
horse hides. IS; no. Sorse hides. IS;
No t,a. ,all % o Sc Mo- t sp And sc cs NG.
Ihc on; shcepskin las to amount OF
wooD. soc $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
NIAGARA POWER
NOT AVAILABLE
FOR DETROIT

The demand for Niagara power In
the province OF Ontario exceeds the
supply, according to revelations by
Sir Adam Beck. hydroelectric min
lister, and as a result the ambitions
OF the Electrical Distributing Co,
OF Windsor. TO supply power in De
troit Will not be fulfilled, say Wind
sor officials. mo further permits
all be given 10 any private concern
30 export power from the province"
declared the premier. The power
was shut of for 10 minutes Mon
day. Il Is learned.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Births
NJ A LES

y
lac. Edward Hollcren. 6b6 sixth:
Richard f. Galloway. ESQ w. Han
cock; Edward Douglas. 4sl BeBau-
leans George p. Heidelberger. go u
FIRST walter \. Hodges 4ob Third;
Charles T. simpson; 2S Churchill -;
Hpcstoi, POI PiSmeT; John seer;
Goodwin; Mitchell Raskln 2S3 Ade-
laide; Harry stotsky l4e Living
comb, charles Weber liz Theodore;
Thomas y. Robinson. SsT Montgom-
cry. stanley Jasinski $40 Rivard;
w n. Mitchell; 80 Marcy, w; II. os-
6?l Hendric; Arthur a: Rae. ass y
John &damski. i25 Finley wasil
cnrymak iok rs Ksiier FelIS KsrSs
Florence: i'll Rucinski. 7O6 Milwau-
kee; wladyslaw Kanton, 424 Willis;
Morien Cichon 453 Illinois; Antoni
wicki, so i. Willis: Oscar Mardiro.
sian. s55 Concord; Elmer Elgas. 906
Stanford (twins); Hugh L. D. Smith.
ls7 Enslewood Ray II Potts. 1902
ferdinand fS% Di"@ @ LemRe. issV Euclid ";
Joseph Chrzanorsk, s2l sad
GIRLS.
John MARROW. SO Allendale. Ernest
r Driscoll, 1913 Rhode Island; Chas.
Camburn, 200 Concord: Charles Re
quardt. 710 Holcomb; JUSTIN Poll
czuk, $50 Hague: James II. Taylor. 81
Commonwealth; John Palowsky. 154S
Campbell; Ben Roame. so 32d; Joe
Page, il06 Porter; John J. Nolan. Is
fireman; Charles u, Warren, tr, S.
Eldred;. Milton l. Warren. AIS ".
Canheld. clifford H. Parfrey, 1901
Mack, Abraham Keikoriam. 1876 Cot
trell: Jannsh Watesh SOS Lafayette;
Charles Phrantum, 1898 Helen; JOS
eph Krncher. 1922 Bewick; Andrew
Janik. 1892 Plomer, John Hasevic.
1914 Hastings; Will Obdzenske, 206
2pth. Clarence w, Treadwell, 1856
vinewood. Ferdinand Krasa. $50
"Sth Harry Kendall. 495 3D. Bcrt
Wilson. b1SH Garland: Josef Bricki.
30 Hugo: Edward link. 269 CHARLIE
voiN. Anthony Slederowicz, 10 Long
year; Mathew J. Walsh. 30 Heck pl /.
William Klespie. ll3 14th: William T..
Hayes. 50 Marston; Stanlslaw Plot
rowski % Kanter; George A. Bron-
die. 1859 Garfield e.: Rene ~ Hondt.
2t5 Lillibridge; Lawrence L. Nor
re. oas Lllibridge; Julius Macs, SIS
Eastlawn: John Idaberian. 4IG Belle
vue; John r. HaRle. 10 Cobb; Jas.
sutherland. i75s Scotten: Julius oss.
43a f. Hancock Samuel ~. Ayers.
53ois Tennyson; Michael Parcha, IL
3Ist; wslsntS wisniewissi; 9s Oh 4,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Sugar Market

suSar-COrrecteu daily oy w. ii.
EdE ar d Son. crystal aomlnOes. Alb.
t;SS P9j bib, ,dd ~ Eagle 1a cu TAB,
iS's5. Xxx powdered. $3.50. stand
ard powdered. ss.45. graduated, ex-
ira coarse, $3.50, granulated, nne.
IN bulk; $500: sranulated; 2S-lb; cot
ID. and BIB. cartons in cases. Ss35:
crystal domino gran. He cases. tsB.
diamond A, tsl5; confectionery A.
r. no sssg 90 No IS no No. = ; ,ss:
No. 10, t775. No. II, ,1.7O. No. Ia
t7.s5 No. IL. $3.50; No. II. $3.50; No.
rs. $3.50, non-caking mixture, So.
beet graduated. t795 per 100 lbs. |;
household powd. Is - 20 case. 81 30:
Do a. to case. $40 Der case
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

Anna O. Borke, 1861 25th. 60 years.
acute myelitis; Baby Morford Har-
per hospital. ~ days. secondary as
phyxis; William ". Faulkner. 35l
Campbell. 6S years pulmonary tu-
herculosls, Robert T. Rajaniemi. 3l9
Glynn-ct, IS years. abcess ~ phar-
ynN Frederick ]. smith. 200 Webb.
1 year, diphtheria; Herman Stewcrt
ell Waterloo. So years. inquest pend
ing. Ienora Mccullough, 81 Forest
W, SO years. broncho pneumonia
Mcttle McKeouEh. Detroit TuherCu-
losis hospital. 81 years. pulmonary
phthisis: Charles Mccarthy. Receiv-
Ing hospital Is years. inquest pend
ing, Judd Lewis, Receiving hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Marriage Licenses

John A. Lahey, 80; Irene FISHER.
,Delmer T. Johnston. 40. Red oak.
Ia; Catherine J. Camel ~. st. Louis.
william o, o. Hintze' 20; Florence
Roy l. stephens. 20; Elaine Garner.
. William. Wilson. "a Eiinar
Walter Fetters. 80; Laura Koehler,
81.
JOS. Papierski. IS; Katherine Kar-
Arthur II. Sleep. "a; Hazel Fisher,
Frank Jablonska. 2s; Anna Kosek.
Is.
Lowell slacke Smith. "a; Nancy
Ferguson. %.
Douglas Perrin. 81. Detroit; Sophie
Poole, S.
Charles wiedman. 81. Detroit;
Theresa Gardiner. 22 Dexter.
Walter Vashaw. 2l; Alma Marek,
Elmer Carter 81; Frieda Elem. is.
Harry Brockhoven. 81; Florence
stanisiaw Trace, %; stefania Da-
William c. Edwards, SO; Florence
Fenton Combs. 40 Edna Newell. 30.
Wheeler n. Van skiver' Is; Nellie
Tgnatz Kraicovic. 20; Minnie MIX
Xix. IS
Domink Modrdooski. &c; Agnes
Miklik, 10
Charles L. Kyner, So; Constance
Nichczynski. %.
Roy Zeigler. %. Detroit; Alice SAL
isbury. &c. Pittsbrg.
John G. Herbrck. 81. Toledo; Rose
Percy !. Hey. Detroit; Irene Ire
rice, 20. Sandsky. O.
william II. Vibian. 81. Julia Freer,
"a.
Clarence Miller, %. Detroit Nellie
Mclaughlin. %. Kinde. Mich.
Peter MvMahon. SO; Dorothy Room
ey, 22.
Harry Leonard, 20; Lillian Stocked.
"a.
Jay T. Brininger. 80. Detroit;
Maude Johnson, 20, Pittshurg.
George Fengler. "a; Irene Leville.
"a
Fred Kramer. 2s. Detroit: Hattie
Paschkc. -. Buffalo.
Wawrzyniec Grzywacz, 40, Mary
isniewska, SO.
Albert Rimmelspacher. 81: Jose
phine Bohning. q.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Man Killed In Labor Riot.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 90. C..
Benson. former street car company
employe, is dead from a knife wound
and two others are in critical con.
dition from gunshot wounds as the
result OF a riot shortly after mid
night.
The police say the riot arose over
labor troubles. A strike OF street
railway employees is anticipated
within as hours.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Produce

The supply OF red raspberries was
heavier than usual this morning. and
the market Corresponun lower In
price. Aside from nv. however. the
receipts OF berries were not large, and
on account 81 the heat In rather poor
consition. For the same reason, also,
dealers say the demand is little OF.
Receipts of cherries are not heavy,
but peaches are plentiful and are
generally In good condition. the de-
mapd preventing accumulation. But
ter. eggs and poultry are unchanged.
both as TO prices and conditions.
appIes--New. si.75G2 per box. S5d
$50 per Dbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock,
81 2juL per bunch.
nc"ns -pr,ed Ilmas. 81 &c ID.
ies-Black berries. $3.50 per
bu- hucklsbcrrtes. S(5005 per bu;
Gooseberries. 81 per l6-qt case: black
raspberries. 16-ats. as, red rasp-
berries. 24-qts., $3.15.
California Frui,s-Plums. N.7bT
225. pears. s2.15 as per box.
Cabbage slI5a2.25 crate.
Cheese higan fats, lia4 c: New
York. l6hc;. Swiss. 2sa soc; imported
l5c; lib. l5hc; brick cream. l5%c;
long horns. 1880: daisies. 1874 q
cherrie.Hsour. ,i4o0i5o per Is
currant--Red. ,225a25O per "a
OF. case.
Dressed Caives-Fancy country.
dressed. l6d lie, common, lf4 sc 10.
Fresh Ncgetable. Green pepps' .,
2.25 per crate. 40c basket, radishes.
&c per bunch. parsley. 20 Q30c doz
!eucumbers. hothousse, eog65c doz,;
dollhouse tomatecs. l2G12hc 10; car
rots. l5c doz,; head lettuce. $3.50 bu.
wax beans, 81 sou 2.75 bu.. green
beans, S2G2.25 bu., green peas. Sl.75
, bu. watercrCss,. 25ft 30c doz.,
corn S4G450 Dbl
% q zoe per doz., green onions. Is d
lsc doz: green corn. SId4.50 Dbl
Honcy-tsncy white, new. l6n1Tc:
amber. l0@llc h.; extracted. 79sc
Per ID.
Hay,a,-Dctroit shippers are paving
car lots {, o. b., Detroit: M. Tim
s20.50m 81 light mixad. $3.50 II ?fi
Nc timothy. sisglsi 70. mixed.
! clover, siS q IA; rye straw. s7.506s;
ton.
Economists 50a9 per box.
Iimes-sli0q per 100.
Melons - Rockyfords. standards
20 q 80 crate; watermelons. asa
soc each
Observation-Disclosures. nn47b box.
Valencias. S5b04t per box.
OnioDs-TeNas Bcrmudas yellow
Onions--Southern, s3.75 per 100 lbs. ;
Spanish. sl.75 per box
Peaches -S2025o per bu. s1.7562
per 6-baskct crate.
g. 25Ql.7o doz.: Floridha. $500 case.
Potntoes--New southern. 81 Dbl.
Pouitry-Broifers. 2502Sc: medium
hens, liz iSc; stays, 12q H., geese,
lld12c; ducks. ls1 zoe IL
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Maniac CAPTURED.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 20.
Freeman Priest. the insane man
who barricaded himself and Tough,
off officers who tried 10 arrest him.
later escaping into the country. was
arrested by a Blanchard deputy and
brought here. He will be taken to
Kalamazoo asylum.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

September OF this year will mark
the two hundred and fftieth ami
versary OF the great fire of London
II began Sept. 2. 1866. In bakers
shop in Pudding Lane and destroyed,
In the space of four days. SO
churches, the city gates, the Royal
exchange. Guild hall, and many
other public buildings, besides 49,
200 dwelling houses.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

Miss Griswold and Miss Hammus
will attempt To establish an Adam
less Eden In the Adirondacks. They
will live the primitive life" TO prove
women as well as men can live In
the woods by their own devices and
with what nature offers.
Knowles, the nature man. will
instruct the young women in ma
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

PrintIng-the plain neat kind-thst
ts rtRht-Ttmes job Dept.--Wain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
FOR sALE--RESORr>

FOR SALE AT LAKE oRGoN-Two-
story boarding house, IL rooms.
steam heat. barn. wnodshed, chick
en- park outside cellar, large gar
den Also high-class fastest motor
boat on lake pr. c \ DeCou. lock
box 29s. Pontiac. Mich
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

The two English words Of 10 let.
ters containing the letters a h C d Q
I are fabricated and bifurcated.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Ad-
vantement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
K and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
HELP wANTEU-NALE
MEN OF DETROIT

Give us an opportunity 20 tan with
YOU. for We have, or are about 10
put on the market number OF
high grade. also reasonable priced
properties I'm the Palmer Park,
Royal Oak and lakewood districts.
they are the best located ana oner
the buying public fun value for
the money: we need and want more
high grade and responsible sales
mon, either experienced or mex
perionced to represent us; inNest :
properties and how we do business
many OF the best represeptatlVes
OF the renl estate profession IN
Detroit graduated from this ofhce,
II you are a responsible man and
mean business we can use your
servioes 10 your own personal adj
vantage See J. 4. Walsh sales
manager, or any OF the superln-
tendents or saleHmen.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Personal

any poor girl Is In
trouble. needing advice, friendship
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1911
Forrest. ". Salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

ive-room cottage. 329s. Save four
profits Call GOT Ford bldg. or
phone Main 3s6e.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

QUICK PROFITS-Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Act at
once. Call 607 Ford bldg, or phone
Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
STILL LOOKING

For duplex, nat single residence
or bungalow We have them from
81, 500 to $4,000 We specialize In
north end property. Let Us show
you what we have
1908 Majestic bldg. Cad 2S26,
G. 4. LOOK CO
We take the look out OF looking
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Modern Bungalow 1896

Complete material for building s.
room modern bungalow. 1895. Ship
ment same day order received
Quick erection. Call 607 Ford bldg
or phone Main 3S60.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS

ROYAL OAK LOTS Have small
equity II taken for cash at once.
Box s. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
COTTAGE BUNGALOW

Located on west side, between Fort
st. and Ferndale. rooms: all UP
To the minute; full basement, fur
mace heat: garage In back. For
quick sale. $4,000. VAN PABST, sos
Moffat bldg Cherry 1925.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

Beautiful Lakewood blvd. 7-room
house, bedrooms. open fireplace.
steam heat. dining room beamed
ceiling. 3s-ft. lot. garage and side
drive. $4,000. $500 down.
11-room house 6 bed
rooms. billiard room In basement,
fireplace. 40-ft. lot. $500 down
Ask for Mr.. Goodhand.
~ DAVID II. APPELHOF.
500 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 1921.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

ture craft then leave them TO their
own resources. and retire to his
own Eve-less Eden.
None OF the three will have a
weapon or a single piece OF clothing
when they enter the woods. Miss
Kathrine Baker, OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
will chaperone the party Miss
Griswold and Miss Hammus were
chosen from among great number
OF applicants who wanted 10 make
the experiment.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
ron sALE-BEsIDENCE PROPERTY


VAN DYKE E.-Two-family. FIVE
rooms each, steam heat, $500,
$4,000 down.
LILLlBRIDGE- AVE.--Two-f family. 3
rooms steam heat, $4,000, $4,000
down.
CONGRESS ST. EAsT-Seven-r room
frame. fireplace. slate roof. furnace
heat, $1,000 only 81 500 down.
PIPER BLVD. Two family. brick We
neer. steam heat. paneled dining
room. beamed ceiling. very we'll
built; $500. $4,000 down.
Ask for Mr.. Goodhand.
BUNGALOW -- Lillibridge-av six
rooms. bedrooms. furnace. china
cabinet. west side. nice home, 81.
500 81 900 down; $50 per month.
$500 DOWN--Beniteau-b blvd, semi
bungalow. 6 rooms. furnace. shady
side OF street
CONTINENTAL We. View OF Lake
St Clair, semi bungalow, 8 rooms.
bedrooms fireplace, bookcases.
beautifully decorated. steam heat,
Only 81 $50 down.
PENNSYLVANIA -'AVE.--Two story
cement block house, beautiful
home. rooms. bedrooms and
bath Only $3.50 down. Price ex-
Ceptionally low; $3.50.
DAVID II. APPELHOF,
coo Holden Bldg. Cadillac 1921
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
MedhurY TWO-Flat

Five rooms each. laundry tubs, sep
arate furnaces; a good bargain for
a home or investment, and the price
is right, $500. Call for Mr.. Mil
Ter.
y. II. APPELHOF,
900 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 1921.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
HANNAH

33 Years at No. / McGraw Bldg :,
Member Detroit Real Estate Board
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
TO HENT-HOIsEs

Hannah Rental Agency
free list OF houses and fats. Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange in Michigan.
I McGRAw BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
TO RENT-ROOMs
wANTTD-REAL ESTATE

LOT OWNFRS-Doubie your ordin-
airy profits by building an Aladdin
Rcadl-Cut House. Many designs.
Quick erection. extremely low
costs. Call at once. 507 Ford bldg.
or phone Main 3s60
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
STU ATOMS wANTED-FEMALE

WANT ED-EX perienced girl for hair
shop. f05 Woodward Arcade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24

In referring, to the art and domestic
science exhibit at the Hampton school
In Saturdays Item, the writer mad
vertently omitted the name of the
head Of the art department.. Miss
Elizabeth White Of Sumter is head of
this work in the city schools. having
accepted the position at the first of
last year. Miss White being a student
Of art even before there was an art
department at the city schools. having
specialized in this work at college and
taken a special course at Columbia
University, New York, last year. It
was stated in the article that Miss Ju-
liza Obenchain was head Of the domes-
tic science department, the two ex-
hibits sharing the honors of the oc-
casion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24

Washington, May 20.-During the
delivery of his speech today attacking
the river and harbor bill and urging
liberal appropriation for prepared
ness, Senator Tillman made reference
to the fact that he intended to retire
from the senate at the end of his pres
ent term. Senator Thomas, of Colora-
do. at this point saw fit to indulge in
laughter. Immediately Senator Till
man called his flippant colleague down
In substantially this language: II am
not like you fellows in Colorado;
when say a thing I mean it." Sem
ator Thomas protested that he hadn't
meant any harm. and that he didn't
mean to question his South Carolina
friends statement. The bit Of comedy
amused the senate.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
BIG CLASS AT BISHOPvILLE.

Bishopville. May 20.-On Thursday
evening the largest graduating class
In the history of Bishopville High
School held It's commencement exer-
cises in the opera house before q
large and attentive audience. Those
receiving diplomas were: Jessie Ger
trude Barre, Elah Belle Blyther, Pearl
Garaldine Brown, Minnie Gregg Cor
bett. Ada Eloise Dixon, George Thorn
ton DuRant, Robert Dennis Hill, Ma
rion Tfhomas Manning, Mamie Boyd
Mccoy, Lillian Rivers Rogers, Eliza.
beth Aida DuBose, Harrell Alexander
DuRant. Abbie lola Evans, Elizabeth
Matthews. Robert Eugene McLendon,
Dennis Mcleod Mcclure. Mae Wishart
Moore. Mable Claire PARROT. Charles
Melvin Reames. Dorothy Evelyn Skin
ner. Martha Eugenia Smith. Hannibal
Lee Weatherly, Annie Maria Wood
ham.
Those receiving certificates were:
Clifford Kennedy Carnes. Francis
Algernon Greene.
The u. d. c. medal was awarded
Miss Marian Manning. The short
story medal was awarded Miss Gene
Smith. The declaimers' medal was
awarded Miss Lillian Rogers
The prize for accuracy in music
went to Miss Abbie Evans.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24

federate Veterans In annual conven-
tion by unanimous vote wish to COM
mend and indorse your conduct in
keeping our country SO far in hon.
oraole peace. At the same time they
pledge you their cordial support to
maintain at all times the dignity and
honor Of our government"
Gen. Harrison tonight reappointed
william e. Mickle adjutant general
ana chief Of staff with the rank of
major general.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24

Those who went from here to
Charlotte on Saturday to see Presi-
dent Wilson returned Sunday much
pleased with their trip. The crowd
was something tremendous they say,
but most of it left before night and
they did not have trouble in getting
rooms for Saturday night. There were
several automobile parties to go from
here, most of them returning Sunday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
VAST TAnone elEIls WILSON
PRESIDENT GIVEN HEARTY WEI
COME AT CHARLOTTE CELE-
BRATION.
North and South Caro1fnA alsare In
Honoring Chief Exacasiyo--AGcck.
lenburg Declaratiensis Occasion for
MDmentous Events.

Charlotte, N. c.. May e0.---An ap-
peal for humanity was made by Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson today in an
address before an Immense throns
that had gathered to- greet the chief
executive and the first lady OF the
land. and to celebrate the fist ami.
yersary OF the Mecklenburg Deciara-
ton of Independence.
Estimates of 100000 have been
placed on the crowd that was TODAY
within Chariotte's Eatesys and eacl
person in this vast number dtd hi
small part in welcoming lfr. ana Mr.
Wilson to the South. fs
The governor Of South Carroll
the governor Of North Carolina q :
their staffs met here and welcor 8
President and Mrs. Wilson and q
sephus Daniels, secretary OF the q
Secretary Tumulty, DR.. Cary r. q =
SON, Senator Lee s. Overmsn, 81 /.
gressman Webb and other prom ii
personages Joined in prociaimink an
epoch making day in the history OF
twentieth Of May ceiebrations.,
The presidents address was brief
but pointed. World peace was his
theme, and In his closing appeal he
said: II would like to think that the
spirit OF this occasion could be ex-
pressed II we imagined ourselves lift.
ing some sacred emblem or counsel
and Of peace. OF accommodation and
|6ighteous judgment. before the ma
tions Of the world and reminding them
LOT that passage In scripture: 'Afte,
the wind. after the earthquake, afte,
the fire, the still small voice of hu.
manity.',"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
Conference at Providence Church,

The district and inter-denomina-
tional Sunday School conference at
Old Providence Church will be held
Sunday, June 4th, when a full at
tendance Of all of the superintendents
and pastors with delegates from each
church in the district Is cordially urg-
ed upon those interested in the Sum
day school work. J. e. Dunbar,
President.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
BOSS COX Is DEAD.

FoaA0cd Ruler Of Cincinnati Sue
Fax Cumbs TO Pneumonia.
Cinetnnati. May 20.-George b.
Cox. for many years this city's Re-
publican political boss died today of
He was Blaine's cam.
paisn manager In the presidential race
against Cleveland. He was a saloon
Keeper when Blaine got him in 1884
to manage his campaign.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
SHIFTING BILL PASSED.
Nine Republicans Vote with The
Democrats.

Washington, May 20.-The shipping
bill passed the house by q vote Of
I'll to 1e1. nine Republicans voting
with the Democrats. Senator Till
man Joined the filibuster against the
forty-three million dollar rivers and
harbors bill. He calls 1t plain steal
He is willing to vote three hundred
million for the navy.