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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03
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Sreb 3iehm ir., @ater oes Yolisei-
Sergeunten 3iebn, itarb seitern
nadnittug in ieinem Saiis ON Sub
boro Ipettue.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03


ron5a-9eboroen III SSilare5 glnriben,
baB Siaa 9terico perIaiien mill,
berri6t ipieoer iii unberen &reiieit
Die glniift, baB er cine 8erbinbnng
nit etner bier in aller StiIle refrr-
tierten Streitnad1t plane.
3iuei 8illa.9lnbGnser perbaftet.
General 9tofoel Cato, elm tribe.
res Wtitglieo Der 9eibipahc Silla's,
uno Bernardo Gel Zorro, elmer iei,
ner slnbanger, iilto bier in Soft. Sic
iino beid)uloiet, StreitfrGfte fiir cine
repoliitionGre gemegltng in 0ferico
bier I'M gebein1en angeiporben 5rl
baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03
NbgeOrbntttr lit Muto=
SDllilion.
gaharadl pon 9ltlantie Sin in
@ai6inatun Oerlest.

8aibington, n, 3. 5ebr. 9lbg.
SSSiaac ga6arad bon 9ltlantic Gitp,
q. s., Duroe ifmer5baft, aber nif)t
ernitli6 nerleet, OILS berte iein slitto-
nobil nit elmer onoeren Mait)ine
5uiommenitob uno 5ertriintmert
purbe. Serr 9aharnh erlitt
S1nitt. unb Sueti6punoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03
Nemer Sdneeltnrm im
NorOmeiten.
Strfebr alt ben transfOu=
tiucntalen Sabnen
tingtittllt.
Num in Seattlc bridlf inter Der
Sdlmeelait sniammen.
ySilbertan" in Fprtlano sefahrbet
Weuidlenleben.
Sf,aben in Der SoDhe ppn Sanienocn
bon 9ollars nrgeridltct.

Seottle, &aib., ). Sebr. Ter
posifiid)e Horoipeitell iieht iidl bellte
ipiebcr ser slnigabe gegcniiber, gegen
cinen fuit nniibertroffenen S6nee-
iturm on5ufGmpfen, Der oen Gtien-
bohnperfebr labmlegte, ons itdotlide
0cben oesorganiiierte, 8elpohner Der
Gororte infolee Der S6neeperpehin-
aen aus oe1 Stdbteit balt uno ptele
Sauienoe bon Collars SGaoen oil
@ebduoen aneerif)tet bate, oereli
T0her oos @elpid]t bon mebr ols
sueieinholb SUB Sfnee nidlt oltsbal-
ten fonrten. "a bns falte gSetter on
bGlt lmo nod mebr Sdnee III slns-
lid,t itebt, iino norrnalc Serbdltnllle
nid)t 10 balo 5li erparten.
9ln bic norbliGen transfontinen-
tolcn Giienbohnen iinb bitrf1 Sdnee
III oen @ebirgspaiIen sur 8erfebrs-
einiteQrng genotigt.
,sn Seattle lrnb anberen Stooten
fonnen feinc StraBeltbahner oerfcb-
rem. Sdulen iinb eci6loiien nno oos
@cihGft iteht fti1, Ser Com Der bic
iiaen fotboliihen Ct. eSames &otbe-
ordle itiir5te geitern inter Dem @e'
fpift bes Sf]nees ein, mas etner
SAooeu BON $4,000 fiir bus Sc
bGuoe beoeutet.
l., ySilbertan".
8ortlun6, Gre, 8. 6ebr. Yort'
lor1o imo Elm GROCER Seil bon Oregon
befinoen iid) beilte nod immer III Der
iS6ngen eines S6neeitltrmes, uie Ell
in Der 8eIfi6tc beS Stantcs percin
selt oaiteht. 9lle gabnperbinbune
no6 bem Often lit ltnterbroden ln>
bon 9rohtperbinbungen lGBt it'd blot
Die nad) Spofone 5eitipeilie berItellen
9as geid)Gftlide 0eben rubt politGn
dig. Der Stilrnl, Der als YSilber
ton" befonnt lit, lit fiir 8ortlano MIDI
neit, uber ME trat er in 10 beftigel
sSorm ouf. lteber 4S Stitnoen II
feudtcr S4nee, bon einem befti9er
@illb getrieben, gefaIlen. Der S6nct
| fror llno inter Der 9oIt oes @iie:
brahen imb boeen lid Saitierbe boz
gGumen. 2elepbon- lnto nioer'
SrGbte riIien lutb bilben cine ftdnbig
/ @efabr fiir Tuiianter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-03
Ter mpitcri0ie gentejGser

q em gorf, 3. 5ebr = Ga1iel
Bacon, slgent Der gloer 0empiter
Co., Der britii9en Gigeutiimerin Der
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

quoted by members Of the bar.
i 50 happened that Attorney
Seh"artzkopf. in preparing a supple
mentary brief 10 be laid before Presi-
dehe Wilson in connection with Arm
strong application for pardon, quot
81 some Of old Armstrong finest
mes although al the time Be did not
know their authorship As everybody
Knows President Wilso MS keenly ap-
pIeelatlve OF eloquen. language
1ianclng over SchwarthoJkfs brief
- eye was caught 81 j quoted phrase
nom the elder Armstrons charmed
= 'he diction. his Interest gas chal'
lensed and he read the ea Il brief
ms vas a turning ront in the
case The President directed Pardon
attorney Finch Of the Department Of
justice g make specia' inyestgs-
loh 70 determine whether tie state
a'eh1s Of Schwartzopkf mat young
armstrong was the rea.y innocent
sic.lm OF alleged unscrupulaus Quail
nslords" We're true. The .nyestigs-
,ion Vas made and the statements
verified.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
- Fa.11. Fee

tornado ~reex ct-c .eze.
So 81. - ressa =ex r. z=ve-
,..sa ro~x 49, porax yo-n -eF
a 49, rcd. 4--orga ~ rsz-
$3.50 go. 80 - c---es- sslss
80 !. sse. Sz--z.ez r.os- gavgsz-
: ! es-cax r7xe-s-e rn.og FOR i
!. -~o- - -1z. m fa-s wse- TIE
49, v-efs<.-.s rs-crz~ xr-is4- sgz-
~ k-ow. -s-gs- - - seven lssrIe
u-.,,o-.. 49, ~ -,-o-.sz4S marriage
..s~;,.ow ~ !. aere,s4s. Romance
!. .z.sses - ~ E-owsasze - rne
1,t- - - se,-.s-a-s z-a ~ rms
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
Hin. for Purchasers Of camels.

4 good camel will travel 100 miles
in a day An ordinary camel travels
only IS miles IN day II buying cam
els try to select those having both
speed and endurance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Sasa and Religion.
WA wrangie for religion. write
=. ~ nsnt for it, die for It, anything
wi live for it-Colton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-18
IS THE GAS co. PLAYING THE
PREPAREDNESS GAME?

PREPAREDNESS GAME?
Sam insult, public utility king of
the middle west, and the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Co., one of his little"
companies, believe in preparedness.
Next fall a new gas rate ordinance is
going to be passed by the city coUn-
Gil Is insult already at it to subsi-
die the trust press of Chicago by
running up big advertising bill?
Lower Gas BiIls!' runs the head
line in a quarter-page ad in the Trib-
une this morning, and the startling
and almost unbelievable announce
ment is made that ga sincere effort
to make clear to the people of Chi
cagO how their gas bills may be re-
duced by giving the public full in
formation regarding the details of
the business, its service, it's problems
and its plans. No side or angle of the
subject will be shirked. The com
pany has no secrets" Therefore
you should ask questions which will
be answered in the trust press.
Certain aldermen have denounced
CA4CoC cLuFC1 IlSCulClIS DIS q SIduQSLduQ
play for public opinion. They say a
tremendous force is lingering around
the City Hall council to gather up the
votes necessary to pass an ordinance
which will change the gas standard
in Chicago from the candIepower to
the heat-Unit standard. This elm
mates the use of oil in gas manufac-
tUre and will pile up millions in profits
for Sam and his cohorts if his pro-
posaI of 78-cent gas, which they can
manufacture for less than Is cents,
goes through,
This is the first time the aldermen
have been informed that the gas COM
pany has no secrets" Because the
city thinks the gas company has Sc
crets and these secrets are worth
something like $1O,OOO,OOO to the
people of Chicago, bitter fight is now
on in the courts over the city's right
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-18

which was thrown out when the city
learned he had accepted a position
from Sam insult and his gang while
working for the city" Prof. Bemis
recommended 76-cent gas and an
ordinance was passed which was en-
joined by the company. A judge fixed
the rate at 80 cents and since for
years the difference between the rate
fixed by the judge and the ordinance
price was placed in Chicago banks.
This amounts to $1O,OOO,OO0 and be-
longs to the consumers in rebates.
The gas company is fighting every
way possible the suit of the city to
compel them to open their secret
books, which will show the true cost
of manufacturing and distributing
gas in Chicago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-18

OSBORNE, PRISON WARDEN,
WINS NEW COURT VICTORY -.
White Plains, N. Y, April 49,
Thomas Mott Osborne, former war;
den of Sing Sing prison, who was in
dicted on several charges, won an
other legal victory today when JUS
tice Plat dismissed charges of per-
sonal immortality lodged against Os-
borne.
Only three counts remain upon
which the warden may be tried.
These alege Encouragement and
malfeasance in Office,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-18
SPLIT OVER CONSUMPTION IN
BRITISH CABINET

London, April fs.-The fate of the
present coalition cabinet rested on
the outcome of a final conference on
the CONSUMPTION issue held before
parliament met today.
Rumors were flying that Minister
of Munitions David Lloyd George,
Sec'y for the Colonies Bonar Law
and Lord Curzon were about to re-
sign. Nothing definite was known
except that the cabinet failed yester-
day afternoon to adopt Lloyd
Georges suggestion for general con-
scription at once and that the meet
ing adjourned with the ministry bad
Iy split and Premier Asquith holding
the upper hand.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
II IA Dn Registered

Mrs, G. W Mcmillan. after few
weeks wat here with her daugh.
ler- Mrs J J Taylor End Mrs, I
H. TAYLOR, returned to her home Al
Ern Wednesday,
Those who have bought Ford
Automobiles frem :. Il Bryan, the
local agent, since our last Issue, are
Wayne Copeland. \. G. Averltt,
Mrs. Bessie johnson, III r In.
lerwood. " T.. Dea,ou and J. u
Cunninaham,
John 7, Register Of this place, 6
T. Outlaw Of Sylvia. Rev. Phillip.
of Charlotte, returned Wednesday
night from Columbia. where they
bad been as delegates to the annual
state meeting If the Jr @. 4 A
VI Lodge. They report 40 enjoy,
able trjp and one u the most bar
monious ana beneficial meetings
held by the order.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
BAMBORILL.A--The

BAMBORILLA-The system
cleanser. Ciemore PHARMACY
Misses Jennie and Mary Slit
have gone to Evansville, IND Il
be with their father, Simon >tltt,
who is employed there.
The services at st. Johns Luih.
ern Church for next Sunday, nave
been called in on account OF the
Commencement service at OakmDnI
School.
The Epworth League will hold a
Mothers service at the NJ +. Church
Sunday evening, beginning at 1880,
Addresses will he made on The
Mothers Of the Bible, Mothers OF
Modern Times" etc A program
full OF good things. Everyone in
yited.
Services at st Johns Lutheran
Church OF Dickson, Sunday, May
9th. 81 followG 1890 a. m
Rev. J +. F kayhoe is to preach
on Salvation aud Baptism Thru
Faith and Much Water" $50 a, IN,
Sunday School; 300 u. III. In.
struction on the general Command
msnts, -, ......
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
Local and Otherwise I

Mrs Il W. Rulings spent Friday
10 Nashville.
Mrs. 3. H Grigsby is visiting her
parents in Paris this week.
Miss Aline fentress has been i'll
with tonsilitis this week.
A ], Foster, OF Cumberland Fur.
mace. speu, Sunday here with his
son. w. K. Foster.
Mrs. May Dittis, Of Memphis, Is
here on a yisit to her sister, Mrs.
l. o Grady, in West Dickson.
T K. Meadow. Of Union City,
spent Sunday and Monday here
with his son, W. A. Meadow.
Mr. and Mrs. J +, Jones and
little Miss Katherine Jones are visit.
ing relatives in Paris this week.
Mrs. j s, late ia spending sever.
sl-days in Nashville, visiting her
daughter. Mfs 'Exum Hooper:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
FATHER IND MOTHER
HARDLY KNEW HER.
Mrs. Herrirlgton has Gained
ii Pounds aud Does tier
Own Gardening.

The very first bottle Of Tanlae
look made me feel 90 much strong
sr and better that | commenced
doing some Of my household w'orki
| just Kept right on orking and
taking Tanlac until now feel per.
| iectly we'll aud am doing all my
work, even to my gardening" said
Mrs. d Harrington. who lives A.
1892 Fourth Avenue. Nashville. 10
the Tanlac representative who cali
ed for her statement iaw days ago
and found her working her attsac,
tive new garden.
Yes sir, continued Mrs. Her
nngton, | have gained IA pounds,
and have improved SO much since
taking Tanlac that my fathsr
and mother hardly knew me when
| went to see them the other day.
| actually believe Tanlsc saved my
life. and my husband does, too.
1 had peculiar pains in my side
and stomach for four years. and the
doctors didn't seem to know the
cause Of my trouble. One OF them
said had gallstones, and my hus-
band spent four or five hundred dol.
lars for medicine and doctors bills.
and nothing seemed TO do me any
good. fell of until only weigh
ed 81 pounds, and was 80 weak
that ! couldn't do any work at all
| was 20 nervous that couldn't
"a to Sleep ard Whit ! did sleep
vas just cat maps, and ] would
get up in the mornings 80 tired that
| could hardly drag myself around
| had no appetite, and couldn't eat
meats at all without having awful
pains in my stomach, The oramp.
ing pains in my right side were
something terrible. My kidneys
troubled me a great deal, and | had
heavy aching pains in my back lots
of the time.
MY husband told me he believ-
ed 1anlac would help me. and said
be wanted me to try il. and I'm 40
glad | did. for it has almost made
d new woman Of me, Those terri
ble pains the doctor said was caua
ed by gallstones never trouble me
any now; ali signs OF the kidney
trouble have disappeared. I'm not
nervous at all, and | can sleep all
night as sound A. A child. | eat
hearty OF anything | want and en-.
Joy it, and in place Of feeling weak
and worn out. | feel strong and full
Of life, and its wonderful what Tan.
lac has done for me. Ii got me out
of dreadful shape and made me
we'll and happy again. am sure
il will do the same thing for Others
who are suffering as | did II they
will only give il trial.
Tanlac is sold in Dickson exclus.
iyely by Matthews Drug Go. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12

Rev. ". NJ. Martin. "a Lebanon
spent a lew days here with relatiyeI
and friends.
Let me protect your family ii yor
die IN become disabled. II. New
Williams. special agent. Dickson
Miss Lufa Naedalsne Douegan, :
certificate pupil in the Saipp School
Of Expression, appesrei hefOre i
large and pleasing audience last
Thursday evening az 0akmoni
Chapel In Il miscellaneous program
She exercised a nigh degree 81 tai.
ent in the rendition Of each mum.
Der. Her reading, Manmy's Lin
Baby Boy, sas especially good,
being atttsted by hearty encores.
Miss Donegan was well supported
in her program b, heE sister. Miss
Mary Donegan at the piano, and
Miss Edith Badge, vocal rolos. The
evening entertainments was greatly
enjoyed by all present,
Next Sunday, May 18th. is
Mothers Day. The day is sup.
posed 60 bs observed by somv
kindly deed 10 your own or some
body else mother. II one :
mother is living he IL to wear II
bright flower, but II dead u white
one. The FIRST national proc.
lamation for mother. day was
issued by President Wilson on May
8, 1914 In Texas, the day is OBJ
served by the governor pardonine
'ome mothers sons, The Baptist
Sunday School will observe the
day IN a fitting manner and invites
all the mothers Of the church to be
present
Mrs Grace Williams Robins, Of
Mckenzie. was in the city Monday
evening. and was the guest If Mrs
tabetr t'iements.. Mr. Robins j.
one ot the best. known and best.
loved Women in the Tennessee "
&. +. |. Her husband IL principal
ot the McTyere lustiut, at Mcken-
re. and one Of the Leading mem.
hera ot the Anti saloon League
Mrs Robins il pfpsidsnt Of the Me.
ktnrie " C.. !. L.. ana ma enthus.
lao,lc County Superintendent, a.
we'll. AZ 7.30 she met with mum
Der Of the members Of tte Dickson
W, C. +. t, at the Presbyterian
church. aud gave them m Informal
but very encouraging report OF what
her own union IL toing The Nc
ken5Ie Union has 30 members and
an average attendance So large that
the homes will not accommodate
them, and the meetings are held in
the X 7 ball They have a -four.
ishng l.. +, l.. and Y 7. b.. too.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Carter and
little daughter spent Saturday AMI
Sunday with relatives at Smyrna.
John T Hudson and family have
moved into the DR. / NJ. Harper
residence on West College street.
Mrs. II Il. Gilbert and children,
OF Mury, KY, are the guests Of Mrs.
G'lber,'s father, Dr. W $. Scott
and family
Mrs Nellie Hart spent tsw
days the past week in Nashville
with her son, Charlie, who is IN a
hospital there.
Thomas Futrell, OF Knight, Ky.
spent a few day here the pas, week
the guest OF his brother, Jason
Futrell,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
'a - ''''t '''ft#t r' r., 49, q
Meeting OF u. D. {. Chapter

Old Hickory Chapter. u. d. c
enjoyed the hospitality OF then
president. Mrs. W. II. McMur
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on College Street, The Chapter
was unusually well represented, III,
president being in the chair. Aftel
| the reading Of the minutes by The
| Secretary, the business OF the Chap.
ter was transacted.
Mesdames Claude Hooper and
Sarah Wishart were appointed az 9
lcommIttee TO visit the sick this
mouth. A post card shower was
sent to Mrs. W, A. Moore, who IL
III in st. Thomas Hospital.
Expressions OF regret were mad.
on account Of Mrs. Hoover MOVING
away. hut We are glad she still re.
,aius ner membership with our
Chapter.
Mrs. ". A, Meadow was chosen
as delegate to represent Old Hick.
Dry in Johnson City at the State
Conyen,ion May q to 10.
Daring the social hour quite an
interesting program vac given. Miss
Edith Badge gave a vocal colo, and
Mrs. Collins read splendid paper
On The Brotherhood and Sitter.
mood OF Man. which was followed
nv A piano duet by Mrs. Hunt and
Mrs Christine Hunt Mrs. Badge
then read an instructive paper on
The History Of the Bonnie Blue
Flag"
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Bouldin, Miss Christine Hunt and
Miss Kate McMury. served de-
licious salad course.
The next place OF meeting will
Re with Mrs. Meadow, June 9TH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12
First preshy terian Church.

Last sunday ll3 were present al
sunday school, Next Sunday, In.
schoo, will open a; $50, as this i,
Mothers Day, and some extra time
il needed for the program. LIE, all
come on time. wearing = white rose
There vii not he any preaching al
II 0 clock 90 account nf the Com
menCemeni sermon al Oakmont
Al $50 there i a joint program o
the Junior and Senior Christian En-
.6eayor Societies, At $50 Prof, T
NJ. Wilson will preach.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12

BAMBORIILA-The Blood Puri
fer aud System Cleanser; sold 10y
Clemore Pharmacy.
Mr.. c, G. Pruitt and Miss Beulal
Hudson were married Wednesday
May Bird, in Nashville, Miss llud
son is the daughter Of Mrs J /
Hudson, of this place. and ha'
many friends here who wish lol
them a long and prosperous married
life.
A letter from Rev. ] ". Mclean
tel, former pastor of thu Preshytrt
ian Church ri this place, hut now
located al East Lake, Birmingham
Alabama, states that be arrived O
X. and that his present address q,
1912 Underwood Ave, East Lake
Birmingham, Ala.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12

The following is taken from tn,
Dallas lTexas) Morning News:
Miss Emma Thomas. $50 Sun
so, avenue, was hostess last nigh
to about twenty five OF her friends
in honor of MISS Eula Joslin OF Ten
nessee. After the games refresh
nents were served.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-12

For life insurance which ;Esures
see II. Newt Williams. special agent
Dickson. Tenn.
The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-12-09
THE s,rM s,TrsM.

4 Boston man went to 4 dealer h
purchase . dozen homine pigeons and
was both surprised and delighted al
the extremely low price asked for the
birds. The bargain was finally con.
cluded and the pigeons delivered. Two
weeks later the gentleman happened
to be passing, when the dealer stopped
him and asked him how the birds were
getting on.
II don't know" replied the gentle
man. II have not heard from my
friend"
"Your friend?"
Eyes: I bought them for q man in
San Francisco"
The dealers jaw fell in dismay, and
then, with rueful laugh, he admitted
that he had sold the birds 80 cheaply
because he knew that on being releas
ed they would Immediately return to
their old home. But from San Fran.
cisco! It was a clear case Of the Liter
being bitten.
The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-12-09
keBEvILLE Is. CO. BUSINESS
MEN CONDEMN LYNCHING.
Murdsrsrs q Anthony Crawford Ar
Enemies 70 City and etats.

The following resolutions were adopt
ed by tho business men of Abbeville,
8. O., In regard to the prevalence Of
mob violence In the state and with
particular reference to the lynching Of
Anthony Crawford Of that city in Oc-
tober. The resolutions read:
We. the citizens Of tho city Of Abbsvills,
in mass meeting assembled, do hereby eX-
press in unqualified terms our disapprovA
Of the recent violent acts Of certain per-
sons committed in our community and the
spirit Of lawlessness that seems rife In the
county. resulting in continued acts Of law
lessness, It IL
Resolved, That the sheriff Of Abbevills
county, the mayor OF Abbsville. the police
force and every officer OF the county and
city DO urged to use every effort to en-
force the law and to protect the citissns OF
tho town and county regardless OF oondi-
ton or color.
Resolved. further. That We do hereby
pledge ourselves as individuals to gtvo to
the officers Of the law our physical sup
port in maintaining the law.
Resolved, further, That II Il b noceo-
sary to carry out this determination
the aid Of the state and federal govern
ment be called in order that Svsry eitisen
may enjoy his rights under the oons''o-
ton.
Resolved, further That . committee.
With Captain J. l. Perrin - chairman.
be appointed for the purpose OF ascertain-
fng what can be done toward the orGani-
Sation Of . local military company for the
protection of the citixen0 OF this county
and for maintaining order in our midst;
that this committee be empowered to act
in the promises.
Resolved. further. That every citizen OF
the town Of Abbevills be assured the pro-
lection Of the men of this meeting ~ Ions
a. he obeys the laws Of the state and pur-
sues only his own legitimate business
Resolved, further. That q meeting OF the
IaW abiding citizens OF Abbsvills county b
called to meet In this court house on next
Monday at noon to perfect an organi1a-
tin for enforcing law and order ~ THIS
county, and that every community In the
county be represented At this meeting. ana
that steps be taken to show to the people
Of the state and United States that the men
Of AbbeviIle county will defend the law
and protect the citizens Of the common
wealth in the enjoyment Of all FaShta
guaranteed BY the law.
At the meeting on Nov. ID the above
resolutions were Endorsed BY prom-
nent citizens from all parts Of the coun-
t. and q committee of twelve men ap-
pointed, "who shall have for their du-
ties the furtherance Of the ends sought
BY the meeting by taking up with the
citizens of the county the matters dis
cussed and endeavor1ng to bring about
. proper understanding between the
people Of the county and Q due OBJ
servance Of the laws OF tho land"
The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-12-09

An old soldier who had lost one Of
his legs in the war once said to q
younger man, "well, there is one ad-
vantage In having a wooden leg.''
what is it?'' asked the other
you can hold your socks up with
thumb tacks."-Pittsburgh Press
The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-12-09
s.n.s. Of q Doubt.

"That woman seems to know every.
thing that goes on in the neighborhood.
I don't see how she can be much Of q
help to her husband"
you can't tell. Maybe he's detec.
tive."-Washingto Star.
The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-12-09
DE LUKE ANNEX.

Mrs. Biakey has taken house at
1o1s e. Path Ave-, furnished complete
Iy and equipped for light housekeep-
Inn Of two or three room apartments;
open for service to desirable people.
Known az the "DE LUKE ANNE
Mrs. eIakey still retains "The De
Luxe" 1858 Ogden ST., with her Phone
York 67o7W, while the Annex's phone
10 York s469W. TIC