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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
Sumter Boy Heads Department.

Sumter Boy Heads Department.
Fridays Charlotte Observer.
An Insurance department has been
added by the Peoples Bank and Trust
Company Of this city, which began
bustness toniy nine months ago. M
CIV. Walsh. who came to this city
several months ago from Sumter, s..
G., lisy in charge OF the new depart
ment. He is familiar with the insur-
ance business. having been connected
with several, the last with banking
institution in Sumter.
The new department is to represent
the Aetna Life Insurance Company,
and in addition several other agencies
In the Geld Of insurance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
CONFIRMED TESTIMONY.

The Kind Sumter, Readers Cennot
'ee DOMbt. :, ~. .nh
poan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. a. sx,s..ss,as .r.x.t
The test of time the hardest tst
-of ALI 80: ...<> ], -, 4 "a, Sss. z. {.
! rAoaeands srstsfpl,y. testafk, .s...s !;
- salelS 1870 rnn.ltIa>
= Sumter readers can no Ionscr 6sp1
the evidenca. al q s,.s ;. 4,
+ It's convincing testimony-twics-
told and well. confirmed. 4, a T.,
Sumter readers should profit by
these experiences. .a,,as. e
- E..W. Xosel. 4ei w. Hampton Ava.
Sumter. says; For. several years,
! suffered from pains through the
small Of my back and Whenever &
stopped. was in misery. My back
became very weak and several unassS
I had to give up work. A physician
treated me, but his medicine az well.
as, number OF others. brought NO.
relief. After using one box OF Doanss
kidney Pills, the pains disappeared
and six boxes cemplstely cured me-"
A Permanent Cure.
Over two years later. Mr.. vogsI
said: 'Doan's Kidney Pills made q
permanent cure in my case"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-gst
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr. Vogei has twice recommended.
Foster-Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo,
N. 1Y.--Advt. -,a f44l
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

McCallum Realty Company to Har-
ry Paulos. ITO acres on Dingle's 3
Mill pond. $1,000.
rs Andrew j., Hunter to. Sarah j.
Hunter. LOT on Council street. IS.
Ella. sghtier Ia A. r. Donnelly, lot
on Bartletts street. 500.
Charles Byrd to ]. w. jackson, lot
on Oakland Avenue. $40.
Master to Victor Baula. lot at in
'terscction of Wright ond Coupci,
street, $50. - r. = ~ q.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
NO CONSUL NOW.
United States Represented by Agent
at Alexandretta.

Washington, Sept. 1Q.--No Ameri-
can consul is stationed at Alexandret-
ia, Asiatic Turkey, but the State de-
partment employs a. Turk. John 4.
Peristiany. to forward consular infor-
nation. Department officials said to-
day that II the agents place OF busi-
ness was destroyed in a bombardment
a. reported IN a Berlin dispatch. IT,
was no concern Of the United States
The, department has received no pews
OF the bomhbardment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
THE THREE BIG Ps,

Peace With HsnoS Preparedness
-,,s. : and Prosperity, ! So.
4 New York. Sept. 1o.-The, Demo-
cratic text book fos ls1s. issued here
tonight by the; Democratic national
and congressional committee. contains
4S4 pages. IT, slogan Is peace with
honor. preparedness, prosperity"
A picture Of President Wilson ap-
pears on the front cover and one of
Vice President Marshall ON the back
cover. More than $50 subjects, COW
ering the whole. Of the Wilson admin
istration, are discussed. Lax
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

tSwM Haile$ - Hussk hsE Claamber
q Commerce and Farm Demonstra.
tns are Not onitAess.


Local Farm Demonstrates J. Frank
Williams. and the Sumter Chamber
;ef Commerce have had a discouragin
time getting the first cream route
ssartsd IN Sumter county notwith-
standing the fact that Clemson Col
psm had Mr.. Fitzpatrick. dairy ex-
pert Of the United States department
Fer egEtpHlsups, here who spent much
time with Mr.. williams. President
h a RslssE. end secxetary Rsardon
sping over this county trying to in
dpce farmers to establish the first
cream route. and the additional In
|epperaent that the Chamber Of Com
TnSsrss would )pAy ten dollars q. month
A u hb4us fos two months to assist
IN paying : collector Of. the butter
'fst' psedacsd ON lths nrst route.
However. Messrs. williams and
Belssr are going after Sumter's initial
,Grlem reute again now that there is
IRleAtxs Of forage and grasses for
feeding the dairy cows. Mr.. williams
thinks that . route will soon be es-
tabllshed in the wedseneld and State
|brrg ssctiRHs. and pyeyy effort win be
|ppt forth tR .satablish tbis route.
The dsmenstration department OF
clepsSn sSpsssesss1 by Mr.. williams.
and the Sumter Chamber Of Com
|msres ara deias their 'bsst to induce
farmers "a. %. into the wheat. oat.
vetch. psaput tobacco. clover. pea
|vl4A Nssle dAiyxs ehicksn. hog and
fsttk bYstnsss thtq tsll and hsreaf-
Ger. Their EFFORTS are meeting with
- yipes s4eeprssspvpt from hum
drsds Of sumter county farmers who
say they will neySr aeaas depend up
on cctten - q sole means of agricul-
'tiral' prodAcs hut that they will CON-
Eissts tes AivsFesey their crops and
live st Nome.
srrspafetion Tor the inevitable ap-
proach e W. cotton boil wsevil has
been preached for the past three
years. and Sumter county's farmers
Axe Apretty well organised and fully
PaNsks 70 the Importance Of crop ro-
tation and dtversincation. The or
sapisation work win be kept up with
ont = deyp cessation, and bankers.
rqhsnss lsnd owners. and all 9TH
Fsss can help ont materially by back
Ing up the efforts Of those engaged
R'n~t4s A9ht 70 be prepared for the
|cetton beli wssvil.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
Appros ching Wedding,

he. and Mrs. b. =. Grier have an.
nsvpcsd ths approaching marriage of
sh~s dausht'r, Theodosia Eeeria
strkes. 10 sinkler Forrest Walker on
rfsrss9y afternoon, September II. nj
Z 0'elos1eNe 1uxktsr. 'T - ~ r :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

Mr, Shore, IN the above statement,
makes y plain. that he WAS in no wise
responsible for the fslss stetANspt
puhlished n pt1ei. GAarieston Amsri-
, ea'a. sn4 Espoe RY Cola Rleass,
1llg PSe66 bS70Ss the sBleaae caiis
Gus IN colum We. that 0ov: MaaRliaiSS
sspaSs taxes on ~ ryfess,ed vaaaal1pss
oe lees than aa,QQ0. m Sumter. county. :,
II the Charleston American had prlnt-
ed the statement that Gov. Manning
pays taxes on less than $4,000 worth
OF personal pPpperty In Sumter, coun-
~ Il would haye bseg,in. accord with
the afiidavit fqrnished by Mr.. Shores.
but the statement that 1T did, print
was false and deliberately mislead-
ing In that It asserted and created the
Impression that Gov. Manning paid
'Yo other taxes on any other property,
Who garbled Mr.. shores report and
,afadayit in order that the American
might publish q half. truth, that ls The
worst sort Of lie? The Americans ar
ticle carried Columbia date lire.
therefore the ai9dayit Axer must be
resident Of that town-will the
American say who hxed this cam
paisn lie to suit his purppse,3 Ed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
DYLoARs CAPTURE sILlsrRIA.
nanisns Admit. Loss Of Import
ant Fostress.

SvsAarsst. Sept ti.--rhs Rou.
mAHan war once admitted that 'silis-
taA- an important Danube fortres
hAA -bssn abandoned to the Bulgar-
iAsr The Roumanians retreated In
ssp4 order after the forts were de-.
sfovsd by heavy guns.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
CITY SCHOOL MEMS.
List o. Teachers for Session of l91s.
1917.

The following Is g. list OF the teach
ers In the public schools of the city
Tor the session Of f'1916-i911:
WASHINGTON SCHOOL:
Miss e. w. Mclean. Supervising
Prihcipal.
$ Miss Elizabeth White. Teacher of
Drawing. -. ,,, A..
ss First Grade.
MiRs A. d. Richarda0n-Boys.
Mase M. g. Randle-Girls.
Miss I. w. Penney-Boys and Girls.
st Second Grade. ,, -
Niss, Florence obenschain-Boys:
Mlss Edmonia 0arrett-Girls. a.,
Mrs. M. B. Warren-Boys and
Girls. am ... =
= z ssfs Third Grade. >,
$ Miss Olive Williams-Boys and
Gtgls. !.
Miss Mary Robinson-Girls.
+ Miss Maria Michaux--Boyn
HAMPTON SCHOOL.
y Fourth Grade.
tss Clara JordAp-Boys.
M9s Sophia Girls. &, a...
Miss Elizabeth Browne-Girls and
xSQM. f.f.rg,s 7,.....
Fifth Grade. So.
elea I. H. McNally--Rpys.
Mrs Heplah WilsOn--Girls.. :,
Ie llass Lydia Richardson-Boys and
,s4fs nv IT.. ;isi.y s'Jst4 tsiiie
Own q GCH0QL AND GIRLS
4. HIGH SCHOOL
sixth Grade s,l.;
l6iss Ruth Harrington-Girls. +,
\ - Adsle PittsrBoys. ,a.y ,iras
~ Mary Nashe Bays and Girls.
'' SerentA Grade.
lAtse LEILA Robinsop--Reya
Cora AIsders0n-Girls.
Nsst High SCHOOL
- Sue Stoll,-Girls.
e. pickr~Boys.. ; :,aas
Second Ugh SCHOOL,
III lep =. A. Wilson--B0ya.
& @ lqs Il Q. McIaurin-Sairls.
Third High Schoak
r. 8. Hepburn-r-Roys.
sgif ~ cethsrtns Moses- Girls.
Ennrtb High SCHOOL 4, "a.
"a Meiset Fourth year Girls apt
PIN Pr o. Muac. te a%
Slesf kenk k-Fonrth year. Boys ant
Conn, ,endapk 1. ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

There will be an oyster and ice
cream supper at the home Of Mr.. w.
A. Weldon, at Gaillard's Cross Roads
on Friday night. September END,
for the benefit of Providence
church. Coffee and sandwiches will
also be. served. The public is invited
10 attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
.MANNING's TAX RDrURNs.
Geo. ID. Shore, Jr., Attorney, Furnish,
ed Client List Aof Mortgages and
Personal Tax Returns Only.

Editor of The Item: i, W
In an editorial of the Sth you
brand as false certain statements
published In The Charleston Ameri-
can concerning Gov. Manning's real
estate tax returns. and pay your re-
spects to that publication, ex-Mayor
Grace Of Charleston and ex-Gov.
Blease.
Az I am mot partisan Of either
candidate In the primary. have not
the slightest personal interest in
that part Of your dissertation.
did, however. gas an attorney ex-
anime the records and furnish q
client list Of the mortgages
open and Of record In favor OF. Gov.
Manning in Sumter county, and q
copy Of his personal tax returns as
hled In the auditors office Tor 1916.
Ny findings went to my client with
out comment or remark. but accom-
panied with my afiidavit az to the
correctness Of the same.
Your speculation as to who II
could have been whe FURNISHED IN
afidavit and particularly your manner
Of doing 90 snEgests this statement
trom me- s4f .23. ,a !, .p,s -
Having furnished my client data
confined alone to mortgages ana per-
sopal tag rstpEnas and MOI anxthips
corcerning income tar rsturpa or, real
estate about Which you have 10 much
to say. II 10 clear that what you yra1ute
and cali ga Specimen Lie" is % No
concern to ms apdI take no, SRrtheg
notice Of that. but, you Mr.. Editor.
and the many psopis for whom you
claim to speak, are perfectly welcome
70 know my tdsntity ,in this matter.
without waiting for an answer from
The Charleston American. and that !
am responsible for the truth and cor
rectness Of the data furnished.
In conclusion I will say that my
client wesl not q newspaper man nor
have I constance as to where Hs
used the, data I gave. ! do, know bs
ws.a citizen Of South Carolina and
entitled to Information from the pub
lic records Lam not rsspopsible. Tor
mistakes or policies OF newspapers
yours or any other ~
(signsdl Geo. De- Shore. Jr.
September 3. 1915. 'if
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

Mr.. Carlisle was for number OF
years a resilient OF Sumter and has a.
number Of relatives and friends here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

- -. 'f-If7'f p 'Ss-~Sr~N ~ WY =
70 vi'lasnsr captrapA Aad Bslsa,.
RstArs In R.epeSsf. \ ,.,s,
y s~eniks. Sept. ii.-rhs ssryiap,
e,Yptsred The villages Of Palechor and
Eegos1A from Pulsarians near Flor.
lnmss Ths servian's artillery forced
the bu'garians to retire In disorder.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

>:/J ~ NJ 3/UQ<3.S XklyAk
~, - ~ rUsdj ana disoosysd.
DEApg ~ disI ute hot words were
cn ss4 ~, ~, tqIed e, ppll.ths
est ~ 4 M Suepp. M ,isttsr
e&4s - ~ otlsr Z fds - ran nso
. ~. t@e9te6 ~ ~. lsik, tvlbsr
t9(F : eIe4 ct shsth Into lfr. Bsik's
- Aad - = trsohsais SklshI IN
e4h1n TNkins : two BY four scant-
~. v'alse @rs,k ~. BsIk sgsr$l
haaA blcws n thsfass. crushlne: ~
lepee. Jaw ana Otherwise severely IN.
5VDlag ldm. He was hurried ~ fa.t -
p(4(els 70 the Hamlet hospital I'm 4
dyp0 c,nditIon. 80 /. :
$@l~' rade ~ seaAp~ Int lIss,
peppss with bloodh hounds from coium.
~ ,trsilsd him to the house Of /
sAre n Marlboro county. eight miles
hp4 cl,esaw. whore al traces OF him
w16a Isk, This negro b under arrest
- sths angPiesass of Asv,nssastalpS
rpller q saeips. P0ssssf j ars - : stslI
saapr'nG (eespis3py ~ ttsiA Apped
rsH>r edq soeA ~ Apprshsp led. . ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

AS announced, the public school
will reopen on September 25th.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13
epa Gal lhoa'n Rnh 0L

sSs: sreat Aeal Of time, has. been spent
and ~ very much care exercised In the
selsctton OF the new teachers. They
some Aishly recommended in. essry
way Scr the work that they are. ex-
tpscts& tq do. Everything points, to
tRe meat successful session by Ear in
IN tory ofg the schools. The pros
poets certainly were never brighter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

4qfia sept 1.-THE French re-
sYls1d fsysFH 1sy1a9 at,Actssa u,
sPPs mont last night. The Teutons
hrr4hsa their chief assaults in the
rs@P oe AsgpSeSPd .cAaulpes. hpt
wsse unspccsssfui. The night was
epm s'ssxAsrs on that front
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

y A. many OF the boys and girls will
attend college, this year. no addi-
tiona Y teacher was procured for the
NTH year. Any one who wishes ad-
yanced work may prpcure. 1t free Of
cherEe S IN any sof the departmspta : in
which they. have not already done
work. Those Wishing to- continue
their work In stenography and type.
writing or in any other department
may do SO. Many Of the graduates
Of Hast year have completed all ar
rangements to go to college.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-13

Az usual the boys from the sixth
tradNs will 60 to the Calhoun school
building and the girls from the sixth
en- up to the Girls High school build :
inx. =: may be necessary. to place. =
few hpys IN the sixth grade into the
new building. II so. this will not in
teFfers with the military drill, as
they win go to that daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

Examinations are to be conducted or
the third Tuesday of September.
Members of Class.
Members of the class and the coun-
try from which they come follow:
ROCK lsland-Hyman Kniff. Russia
kmertc hoppe. Belgium: John Nilsson.
sweden, William Rich Wells. Canada;
CAMEL Sable, Belgium: Maria De
Fauw. Belgium; Harry Weindrich
Russia; Camille Deronghe. Belgium ::
Heinrich Traube, Germany: Morris
Handelman, Russia: CAMEL De Smey-
ter, Belgium; George Steck, Germany:
Albanassios Vlachostergios, Greece:
Same Whitebrook. Russia; Albin Teo-
dor kydellus, Sweden; Andrees Panis,
Belgium; Philip Sitrick, Russia; 10
seph Ffnkelberg. Russia: Arthur An
ders Levin, Sweden: Karl Johan Bro
holm. Sweden; Alfred Mauritz Ander-
son, Sweden; Isador Handelman, Rus
STA; Alfons Moulton. Belgium; Jules
De Yacht, Belgium: Herbert Lang,
Sweden; Frans Oscar Ramberg. Swed-
en- Anna Johanna Nilsson. Sweden;
CAMEL Braen, Belgium; Louis Liv-
mgston. Russia; William John Wat
son. Ireland; Gustaf Coddens. Bel
GUM; Peter M0tekaites, Russia; Vic
tor De Cook. Belgium; Arthur Rad
ford, England; Henry August Hoist,
Germany; Casimir BaIcjaitis, Russia;
Cyriel De Smet, Belgium.
Noline-Rene Turf, Belgium: Erik
August Swanson, Sweden: Alidor Yer
sluys, Belgium; Jacob Poster. HoI-
land; NiCodeem Van DOoreveld, Bel
GUM; Carl Oscar Ramberg, Sweden
Leon Pollentier, Belgium; Aexel Gus
tat Bert DahIstrom, Sweden; OIof Fred
Larson, Sweden; Aaron Fevery, Bel
GUM; Rene Hendrycks, Belgium;
Joseph Cuba Gyarfus, Hungary. Erick
Abel Johanson, Sweden; William
Chekewicz, Russia
East Moline-Severin Laurick. Rus
STA; Anton Gradisik, Austria; Cyriel
De Sodt, Belgium; Ivan Tunich, Aus
tria; Gustaf Van. De Keer, Belgium;
Julius Verstraete. Belgium; Rene
BOgaert, Belgium; Charles Vanden
Berghe Belgium; Emil Naert, Bel
GUM: Henri Cuvele, Belgium; Two De
Porter. Belgium; Theophiel Provost,
Belgium; Christian Zimmerman, HOl-
land Victor Haeyebranch, Belgium;
Arthur Van De Walfe, Belgium; Leon
GhesgUiere. Belgium; Joe Van Brante
CHEN, Belgium; Adolph Cuyl, Belgium;
August De Metsenaere, Belgium; Leo
pold Van De Vale, Belgium: August
Van Tieghem, Belgium; CAMEL De
Barr. Belgium; Jacob Johnson, Tur-
key. Camielle De Vos, Belgium; Al
fOns Buyck, Belgium; Panos Proto-
pappas, Greece; Theophiel Vande
Voorde. Belgium; Rene Monstrey, Bel
GUM; August Van Quekelberghe, Bel
GUM: Cyrielle Vermeulen, Belgium;
julius Van Watermeulen, Belgium.
Sflvfs-Jack Fulton, Scotland; Rene
SaeIens. Belgium; Emil De DOncker.
Belgium; KOnstantine Lisetzky, Rus
STA: Edward Haene, Belgium.
Hillsdale-Julius lie Cluyse, Bel
GUM: CAMEL De Fauw, Belgium.
Port Byron-Gustaf De Calarne, Bel
GUM; Taloor HaIvOrsOn, Norway.
Nilan-Emma DOrOthea Dittmer,
Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

One call, purporting to have come from
the Keystone film company, urged the
blouse brigade to make extreme haste
in arriving at the scene, as the COM
pany had plans to load the wagon with
shirt waist officers and take it to the
middle of the river on barge, where
it was to be set on fire and funny
scenario made Chief Miller, believing
somebody was getting gay with the
department ordered Detectives Sch
merit and Cox to disguise in rube cos
tune and hunt the parties responsible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
The Dining Chars Are
Genuine Spanish Leather

The six chairs match the balance Of
this outfit-they are gracefully de-
signed with paneied back and box
seats-and are richly upholstered in
the finest quality of genuine Spanish
Leather, which harmonizes beautifully
with the finish of the woodwork
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

Is an exact copy Of one OF the best
patterns of this period-every detail
of the original has been reproduced
with fidelity-the beautiful paneling.
the quaint turned legs and even the
antique brass knobs and handles are
exact copies of the original set which
was brought from England for this
purpose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
Summer Punch
and Pep come from a

&4A4%$ N~AG ~ I'LL q
food that is rich in muscle
ngmaterial and is easily
digested. It is what you
digest, not what you eat, that
makes h e althy tissue.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit is
full of body : building nutri-
ment. The burden of years
offood folly can be unloaded
by going on a Shredded
Wheat diet and sticking to
il. Get back to Nature be-
fore it is too late. Shredded
Wheat contains all the
body building material in
the whole wheat grain. A
cooling, satisfying Summer
food. Eat it for breakfast
with milk or cream; serve it
for luncheon with berries.
Made at Niagara Falls. NY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
Set Is Only $50. so

Our Price for This Entire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
SENATOR HULL WILL
TOUR NORTH BORDER

Chicago, July estate Senator
Morton D. Hull, candidate for the re
publican gubernatoriaI nomination,
will make a tour of northern Illinois
next week, he announced today. After
visiting the northern tier Of counties
he will speak in Ogle county. Some of
the cities he will visit are Dixon,
Sterling, Freeport, Rockford and De
kalb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

Amsterdam, July 2S, (via London.)
Count witz-Moellendorf, a
conservative deputy in the Prussian
upper house, is dead, according to a
telegram received by the Nieuwe
ROtterdamsche Courant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
SOMEBODY GETS GAY
WITH POLICE FORCE

A hay wagon broke down in front
of the Rock Island house this morn
ing Forthwith came numerous calls
10 the police station stating that one
of the patrols had met with an acct
dent. Voices over the wire appealed
to the desk sergeant to send the blue
shirt waist brigade Immediately, as
their conveyance had broken down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
Why Nor Hare a
''PeyiOd" Dining Room?

Why should you be satisfied with COM
monplace furniture when this beautiful
william and Mary" Dining Room Set
can be had at such a wonderfully low
price? Plan Period" Dining Room
will have room that will be con-
slant source of pleasure to you. Truly
we are proud of this offering-it is
a striking example of the progressive
methods of this institution-and an
example of the unequaled values we
continually present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

There are three women in the class.
They are Emma Dorothea Dittmer,
Milan. who arrived from Germany in
June. 1882; Marie De Fauw, of this
fitv who is q native Of Belgium and
anna Johanna Nilsson, also of Rock
Island, who was born in Sweden
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

There is only one way yoL can appre-
ciate this offering and that is to call
at our store this week and see this
exquisite set for yoursef-your own
Judgment, your own sense of values
will tell you that you have never seen
anything to compare with this out
fit at the price we name-and the
terms of payment are equally attrac-
tive-only $500 cash and $500 a
month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

for the anonymous calls. At last re-
ports they had scented hot trail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28
II NATIONALITIES
AREREPRESENTED
s.,sium Leads With 40 0ut of Total OF
90 Seeking Admission TO United
States Citizenship.
INVITATIONS ARE NEXT MONTH
rsrne Women in the Class, Which viii
Undergo Test for Final Nat
uralizatiOn Papers.

Fourteen countries are represented
IN the class which Will seek naturali-
,.tion at the approaching term Of cir
,,i+ court. Belgium leads with 40
while Russia and Sweden are next
With IS each
POLL Of the class shows that those
saeking admission to citizenship are
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
Twentieth Century De Milo
Rivals Measurements of
the Famous Statue.
LEADS SIMPLE
OUTDOOR LIFE
Keep Away from Broadway"
Her Advice TO Style Crazy
New York Girls.

Long ago Venus rose from the sea
some called her Aphrodite. Yesterday
Venus some call her Miss Kelyr, ck-
rose from comfortable armchair be-
fore glowing CRATE fire in her home
a. Cres.wood Park. She was CARRIED
in simple dress OF blue. cited TO nc
eentuS'e her perfect figure slightly.
For Miss kciynack. be 10 known. is the
twentieth century Venus. She IS the
nearest flesh and blood replica Of the
Venus de Milo yet discovered, despite
the activities OF womens colleges ana
theatrical press agents 70 produce a
rival to the personifcation of perfec-
ton IN lovely woman, as the statue is
regarded.
In measurement Miss Kclynack diff
fers slightly with Venus dc Niio in
two instances. both in her favor. She
is a trinc more than an inch shorter and
is seven pounds lighter A. most ex-
perts regard the Greek goddess a bit
IN the class with Jess Willard and other
heavyweights. Miss Kelynack's weight
comes nearest 20 perfection. Here are
the exact measurements Of both.