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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
NEW YORK TAX LIST
IS SS,5OO,OOO,OQ0

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The tentative
tax list "i New York city on rca! estate
for l9l7 made public Today. shows n
Total, assessed valuation Of nearly SIS
Goa .n1n .n"n. Tho tentative assessment
n personal property il placed ~ S1pv.-
n0h. 100.
The real property at this rii", ac-
rordlnG to the tax hooks. is worth 81
! S33.S7i.536. which is IL net increase Of
, $Jl .ioj,S37 over the assessment IF ElSt
year.
, The largest personal property ral"H-
! tion is that Of the H"iIy Green estate
S20.00n. nnu. Mrs. Green was rated rs
tn" richest woman ia til" world. TIL"
ncNt GurE"$t personal estate is that "f
Anthony y. Brady. SII.nnn. hnh and then
follow those of j. + Morgan and Chas.
". Hardness with $innhh. 10n each.
Valuations of important buildings fol-
low:
Grand Central Terminal $2l.lIn.0D1:
Equitable building $2".5nu.h6y; r"nnsyl-
vi.nia Terminal sIi?>0. m0n: Metropolitan
Life Euilding $l@,Inn.nnp; Hudson Ter
inina Building. $l@.l21.0OG: Waldorf
.tsturia Hotel sll.6Io.OUU: WoOlworth
Ruiliiug $9.5Hn.H ana: Hotel McAlpn. So
, iId.HUn: Hotel Hiltm"r" $S.T0n.0nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
ST. CLAIRSV|lLE
Damage Suit Results From Death
IF Child.

clyde C. Miller a. administrator ~
tn" estate % Frank Iagut. deceased,
today filed suit against The Adams
Er"rhrrS Contracting Company. cor
p"rrtinn and Emmett tumpareH. ror
damages III the sun Of ten thousand dol
lars - thu result Of tho death of Frank
Iagut. the three year old chilli Of MIR
and Mrs Joe Pugot nf Lansing. Tn"
plainIiT ayers that on III" 18th day Of
August. at stop &c. Of III" Wheeling
Traction line on thu National Road. the
defendant Emmett Humphrey. while III
tho employ Of tho defendant. The Adams
Ernthcrs Contracting Company. while
driving an automobile along The road,
struck tho child and killed him. The
child sens to have been on tho l"ft hard
sid" Of tho road. the plaintiff AYERS that
tho defendant was driving At high
rate of speed and was driving from on"
sid, nf the road 10 IN" uth"r and while
thus driving carclr$sly. struck tn" chile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
UNITED
DAIRY HAS BLAZE
AT EARLY HOUR

Fire which was discovered about
2::2O o'clock this morning between the
stable and ice plant Of the Unlled
Dairy companys plant at Bellairc, was
still burning at three o'clock. AT that
time a telephone message from Bell
aire stated that the tiremen expected
TO extinguish the flames in a few
minutes.
Working into an opening under the
ice plant, the blaze had good head
way before it was discovered and when
the firemen arrived it looked as though
a serious confagration might result.
The ammonia tanks in the ice plant
were the source Of grave concern. an
explosion being feared.
No estimate Of the damage could
be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
RepEes to Charges.

War4"u /. +. Thomas. at the nhi"
rcuit-ptlitry. has sent To the state board
,ot administrator Il l"tts" replying to
each article composing ihc l. "CUn@lu-
sion uT facts" OF tn" critical report II
G. <. thllbr!rh. growing ont "i the re-
cent invests. 81 CharE-S ~ u! ltil-
itr Of prisoners n tn" prison.
Thumta$ asserts ;hat Jhc criticism in
liz. report l. UutSld" tin" sop" ri th-
Investigation. AMI should ntv" been
mad, personally /" III. u ih"r" "a& g.
,.asicu tor criticism. H.. claim, the
right -: being either Declared SuIity Ur
not guilty If lh.. charges ~ brutality.
R,.ardiu-; mast .: III" seventeen "on-
illusions OF facts, THOMAS replies /"
mem by cXplunstti"u. Tn" ciEih, Iiud
iug regarding tho records madc in
prISur OF acts 81 discipline Th"maa Sc
ci;trcS - b.. sails. in entirety. The
stat, liz IN: letter that The only ;Inc
H.. know; q! anyuu" using profanity To
pri<rn.r WAS when Mr.. Phtibr:ck
used Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

week. as tho cases for Monday and
Tuesday had been disposed Of Tho
jurors will appear on Wednesday morn
ing. when the case of Eva Melton. ad-
minisiratrix against The Conservative
Life Insurance Company will be tried:
The jurors will ten be excused until
Friday morning. as no court will be had
National Road celebration. The grand
jury is still in session. and will CON
tinue until Wednesday evening. when
they will ne cxcu Sod until Friday morn.
ing and it is expected that they Will
finish up on Friday and make their re-
nnrt latn Friday Afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
MOUNDSV|LLE READY
FOR CELEBRATION
HOMECOMING STARTS TOMORROW
AND WILL END THURSDAY
NIGHT.

Final arrangements wore mad" last
evening for MouhdSvillc's and Marshall
countys big fair agricultural rAhinlt
and general Homecoming celebration 10
be held at. the Mound tomorrow and
Thursday. The general Homecoming
committee, together with the commit
tees in charge Of the various exhibits
paradeS. etc. met last evening at the
Moundsvfllr Board Of Trade at which
time the .. *, MAS put IN The different
arrangements.
The third annual celebration. which
promises lo,sbc bigger and hotter than
ever before, Begins 4; y lock WedncS-
day morning. with tho address, OF well
Cunc ny Mayor Evan &. itui"'rlS. From
then IN the city will b. turned over TO
the merry ihrDnr5. VIII" will invade the
city for the occasion. and throu Ghout
the two big days fcStivity VIII reign su-
prone.
The Eagle and Mound CITY hands vii!
furnish musical concerts both Nrdnes-
day and Thursday. while the big pa =
rudes, ono Wednesday evening. and III"
other Thursday afternoon, will he home
coming headlincrs. The "Wednesday
evening pageant Isl the fratrrnal demon
stration. The line of march and furma-
ton is practically III" same as that or
last year. The formation Is AT the court
house.
There viii De hundreds Of agricultural
exhibits and manufactured articles on
display. the Two big days. The. exhibits
Will be conferred in the court house in
Guiding the different UlTr': buildings:
the big garage IN Jefferson avenue. III
the TrImblr < johnson Hardware COM
pany; the Cnndiuck building and the
Snyder rc".uurnnl on Lafayette avenue.
There viii De chickens in cuops on
Seventh in front Of The courthouse Will"
the dog show Viii hc held In the rear
OF the Mound city garage
Besides the paradrs. cNhiPlts. bAnd
concerts. different shows. etc. There Will
he the homecoming people will witness
a foot ball game bet wc"m the Central
Athletic club eicY"n "i Wheeling and
the *. X. team. Of M"undsvillH. while
Il fire drill OF the CENTRAL school. on
Thursday afternoon VIII De another big
attraction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
BRUTAL ASSAULT

Nick barker, foreigner, nf MarunS
Ferry. employed in the l.aughln TN
min was brulally assaulted last night.
shortly before midnight, by w"
who evidently had Il grudSe
against him. He was severely bruised
and cut about the head. Or. {. b.
Mcsserly attended him and had nm
removed 10 the Martins Ferry hos
pitai. At Il late hour this morning
Inc authorities had been unable To find
his asSailants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Rr;ck comnanv orpanired.

PaprrS W''Er lll"d and F"HurH'd WITH
the S.crrtar: u state mere to-day i"i
the incorporation 81 4 brick company al
Cleveland with i capital stock u! $i"uU.-
900 Til; U,W company ~ Il C"uS"!It:t-
zion ui twc firm. IN" .!:;,"hwill HrIG%
Cu,nHauy and the FarI Friedrich COM
pany. both iAc;,;"d At Cleveland. where
thu. ,.w crlal.,rn 10 b. Known aN :hc
Bark ul-t'&iF Company. wUi operate.
rh. paT.r<. drawn up Ly John II. Vat
son. u, uGrU" ~ lncIrp"ra;";S J. \.
Jacks, H. l.. Il. k"blI'I. K. j. dawson. IT,.
5. Earkwiu and T.. ". .t'arr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS Of OHIO
LEGISLATURE FAVOR ROADS LEVY
FACTS LEARNED FROM LETTtAS
~. SENT BY GOOD ROADS
FEDERATION.
Organization Formed to Boost Road mi
49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News
s. Of Ohio.
1ntelligeneer Bureau.
Columbus, O., Oct. z.

S FAMILIES received from Doth Rcpuot!-
can and Democratic canctGatcS for nlrr.-
hers of the state senate and house SNOW
that q great majority ~ them ar! ~
favor Of the restoration OF ths hait inil'
1avv for good roads These replies YER
from letters which were sent 10 :h"h o.
the Ohio Good Roads Federation. !"
many counties non-partisan "rS2nl|ai
lions have beer termed &c booSi tN'tH
with state ana net'p',<'
co-oncratior The state highway IH
partment i. alt probability WI now IN
-; upon a. nior. extended program WIZ
pro,niS,, Of mere money tur~CarrFins
ice good :.;l,ls projects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

book gives a reStatcmcu: o. III" affairs
OF tn. STATE. banking department under
the sdminiSt ratiun of tHrIu"r SuicTlu
tcndcnt Emery l1,ttanncr Mitch i'St-
mony is quoted from IN" rcDor, .; nc
Legislative committee which investigated
the department and from III" rrI"r. ~
State Examiner John y. Bliss.
The chapter on tie banking G'rar;-
mcnt repeats Governor Willis ch.tr-cS
that banks were ruthl'SSly &reckrd and
politicians and attorneys
appointed IiQuidaturS and examiners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
COMPLETE. FLIGHT.

BOSTON. oct. "a hvdroarr"niaaH
flight from ArIityrillc. I'n:E Island. 10
this city. approximately 20 miles. WAS
nrwry, l.. $. \. and Lawrence Is. Sporty;
IN aviator. Of Brooklyn. \. Y, !and%'l
al the Charlcstcwn Navy Yard. Tn"
high; began Saturday. hu; 4 heavy gal"
- .lirh, on tho sea off i:lnrb Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

Vim. Hare's Sons, Wheeling, have re.
Gently installed number of Y. & X.
water systems in ST. ClairsVille which
are remarkable for their simplicity,
completeness and above all their quiet
ness and dcpendability. This firm
does quite a thriving business within
radius of fifty miles of wheeling and
is thoroughly equipped to handle any.
thing in the plumbing, beating and
water supply line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Ferguson Expelled.

c. r. Ferguson has been "Ap. lie: from
he. Guardians OF Liberty. /; il an
nuuQccd. tor IN. alleged u.s.. .; his office
AS state president - collect lE"nr% from
i book concern. Til" urdcr dISclaIms
any responsibility Tor F"rGuS"uS ac-
tiuns. The local crurt and Ferguson
split some months ago and th@gc WAS
agitation II thar TIM" For an InrcSt.Et-
ZION b. the board ~ education a. Il"
t'.r:,l. on. activities IN bchal! y: Il book
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
BANDITS BLOW UP TRAIN.

WANIIINt, IN. lIIt. NHp' III' I'l'I :
rag, commanding the bHttl">hip Me-
hr:,skn. II, Vera Cruz. Forwarded Il r'im"r
late to-day tina: rain from Vera C'u"
10 M"xicn C'i,y ha.' been blown NJ by
bandits. DISPATCHES from Captain EUR
rni,. Ter .rvcr,.l days have referred 10
similar r:lmurS Of renewed activities or
bandits In that section. but he has been
bI. IL Obtain ANY positive c0ntlrrna-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
NEW INCORPORATION.

CHARLESTON. w Va. oct. "a
certificate Of incorporation WAS 'Ssl""
by the Secretary OF state I"-uit! l" 'HG
I;r,nkor and Stafford Company. of
Huntington. which proposes /" "nEaS"
in,thc general mcrranlil" business. IL"
IN, hnri7rd c;rI;aI * $|.n"n. The !ncor-
purators arc y. RI. Iirinknr, +. l.. Grin,
kcr. r V Stafford. Luther Stafford anu
~ r. Stafford, al! of Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
REVENUE LAW ANALYZED
BY BANK FOR PATRONS

y Complct" and cuImprChrnS 'vc aualy-
sis If The revenue laws Of the United
States il being distributed in attractive"
h""kl"f form I" us patrons by tn" Ma
tIonH. Rank Ct West Virginia nj Wheel
ing. Tn" analysis explains fully Ih"
operation az the income iaX far indI
vlduHlS ;ind corporations. aS we'll as the
revenue tax on estates. munitions MAN.
Hia"turC. and miscellaneous branches If
business AMI industry subject tn the
r"v"nuc. law. Through tn. dist -ihution
"f his handy little pamphlet. this pro-
gr"SSiy" Wh""liu" financial institution
places al ;hr disposal Of It's pat rnnS an
'u%il! acr"SSihl" fund Of information
which is needed almost daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
woMEN REACH SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE. \. Z, Oct. = The We
mons campaign train for Hughes. with
It's score Of feminine "nmralgncrS. ar
rived in Syracuse tonight and was VOL
coined by lar;" crowds til" women
say they aru we'll %atlSli'd WIN III" r.
.mlt of their first da!'S tour Tt,'y l"ft
New York this morning and IN thu at
lcrnoon conducted Il needing at Albany.
'rh. mex, stop will be At Rochester TO-
IN nrrnNy morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People


The great nerve tonic--the famous
: Wendelrs Ambition Pills-that VIII
put vigor vim and vitality into merry
Gus tired out, all i'm, desponuent peo-
pc in a few days.
Anyone can buy box for only ao
cents, and John Coleman CO. is 4u'
thorized by the maker TO refund the
purchase price il anyone Is dlSSatIS-
! fed with the first box purchased.
\ Thousands praise them for general
kebility, nervous prostratIon, mental
pression and unStrunS nerves
lsed by over-indulgence in alcohol
Tobacco, or overwork OF any kind.
For any affliction OF the nervous
system Wendell'S Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed. while for hrsteria. trenl-
, bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid, Fifty cents at John Cole
man Go. and dealers everywhere. Mail
orders filed. charges prepaid by Wen
: dell Pharmacal Co. Inc, syracuse, ~
) Y3-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Mind Affected.
mind upset by too cos" app

mind upset by too. clos" appItc"
10 his studies at the University OF
EMfchis:,n. Edgar Boyer. aged Il. ur:'Tcd
I'm: /. ! city to-day tor visit Win me-
/ sister, Mrs. L.. L. tr"Nman. ara ' Wns
kr,r INTO custody by the authorities.
ysThe Evoun,r, man Left Detroit. last Tues
3 tay and Mrs. Freeman had met every
: train from Detroit since that DAY.
lis believed that the young man ~alSGu
foIS rho secretary OF ,hc board OF hcalth
that The kaiser was chasing him, MIS-.
= Freeman will ask that tue auihoe"''S
take him back To Lima. o.. whrre h's
SDarenrS reside,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Eerrick TO Speak,

Announcement wu~ mad: tr-'a! ny
the Rrpuo.lc,n stat, headquarters u; :.
nlc.t ting 10 be held at fuwsinS Green.
o.. Octube; :. IN the .vrnIng. a. which
MyruL L. ii"rrirk. c;LndidHt" IN ;he H.
publican ticket for the lni'C! States
>"na,H and Patrick RI: k"ilT -! MIcnl-
y;tu. Will be the principal speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
INDIANA CELEBRATES.

INnTANAPpLtS. IND. oct ---Ihnu&-
.snds of visitors Witnessed tn" first dayS'
proCrarl C"Irhra!In,: tn" on" hundr"dth
anniversary Of Iudi:tu;LS "ntrtn"r into,
tho union u picturesque pageant depict
ing Scrn"S from Nh" Jim" La sail" cross
cI ihrrich tn. wilderness I" the present
day. WAS presented in the Afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Old R.eSidanf Dead.

piI.\W j Nt:-M.s. Margar"t NcC:
Lane, aged ~. n" oldest resident Of
,h,S. D,.layarr. county Is dead. Her
nus baud. whc IS 81, and several children
SurL !y.. her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Eaaea Settled.

.NIth"uuh when the petit jurors were
drawn from tho jury wheel. they were
not Iiird ru H;Icnr for duty on Monday
morning. lh-y were notified last week
not To appear until Wednesday or this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
They Let Him
Sleep Soundly

"since taking Foley Kidney Pills
/ believe I am entirely cured and I
sleep soundty all night" H. 7.
Take two Of Foley Kidney Pills
with a glass OF pure water after each
meal and at bedtime. a quick and
easy way to put q stop to your get
ting up time after time during the
night.
Foley Kidney Pills also stop pain
ach troubles. disturbed heart action,
stIr and aching joints. and rheumatic
pains due to kidney and bladder all
ments.
Gainesville. Ga. r. T; No. 3. M
II. T. Straynge says: For ten years
I've been unable to sleep all night
without getting up. Sometimes only "a
have TO get up, and tried everything
! heard OF for the trouble; Last year
I tried Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking one bottle I believe I am en-
tirely cured and ! sleep soundly all
Eight"
For Sale by John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

causing its DEATH Cowcn and walker
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Estate. Treasurer .Nrchcr t"."'4
snounccd that 200 Ohio corporations nav
mot vet paid the Willis franchise tax Ter
this year. The-taN still unpaid am"GriS
TO 500 900 and October | WAS II: las :
day on which II could D" paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
roo+rac+or nead.

Hugh E. zones aged ia Contractor
.well known in business circles. died OF
pneumonia to-day. t'nur sons survive
SHIN. Surial will b. made IT Eaunor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Reiterates Charges
The Republican state campaign feHt
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In advertising for a position, do not
be Vaaue-tell what you can do.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

RENO. Nsy. Aux en--A we'll pre-
served set Of eeth and .awhone o'
an ANNA, which Prof : G. Jones.
OF tho Sjate uniysrsirt ascia-e,
we're the property Of a rhr~~toed
horse OF The Upper Nlucene age.
nave been unaartaed IN b" WashoF
VALLEY. oil the Pedroli ranch b. uni
,erslty engineer
Prof. Jones -&v- the aors@ pro b.
ably rosmsG ths Vilds %. Ney ada
some 1000. .0To care azo
r. SAYS The hCrses 0t thai da'e
were even smaller han ne Sher
land, 81 700 p-s.e7f day ana az
clsss!heC aE INC -Orlppu- The sps
cimens acre foga. IN a vel wh.ra
apparently penstrs I'd prehistoric
lake bed Teeth % mann 9th 'Os-
81 leaves eud Dtha s,eC nens %
p-shlaC-ir ze- ntge 5eer found 10
vell. Oh 'he Pe1.ol -sa.a Thsy
are among he 5est .r tho fossil col
lection a. The .n.,crsr, ss taay
shoz clearly ne a-s an ,.s-s
ion 20 witch tsaE selorz
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
DEATH WON A VICTORY OVER LOVE

Death won in bst'ls WITH Love
when Mrs Walter Roy bride - a
few weeks. died recently in Los An.
geles. Cal
Taken 10 hospital for an oyer
alton on the eve of her yedd ug. she
whispered her marriage VOWS ron
a bed, The honeymoon Vas started
bravely from the doors oi the oper.
ating room Doctors and nurses
were thrilled as they watched and
aided the bridegroom IN Dir 7gh,
for happiness
For weeks he stayed a. his wife
edside and by the inspiration oi
his love carried her towards recov
crS They made plans for -esr
honeymoon when she go' well They
talked Of many joyous things
But Death won the hgh, and The
little bride surrendered. Roy col
lspsed =, the end and physicians be
gan a battle 70 save him They
feared he might answer the eali'
20 complete the hospital honey.
moon on beyond
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
I 900 900 Asr.s for sntrn

PORTLAND ore Aug -a-Ao.
proAirn4ely }.0ouHrp acr,s ol ayr
cultural lsnos Nul be D. llcv open
20 entry aui se'risr1enr D. Call SCI
tlers vi. oo permitted tC Sic OF
rTsc;- ot i-" ares eaca paving the
government 3 Sd an acre These
laEGs. which were granted 10 the
Oregon & California railroad con-
pany bays .-eR lI' litigation for
years Recent, ccnErp-s Iiasssl an
ena5lrc gc' 10 restore tie lands o
entry. but the Soltnern Pacific com
Eauy. shicn ucCeNded 20 rHf inter
,sf ~ he Oregon 4 California com
7sny. has served notice t1s' it would
refuse .o abide s ne at and thai
ir Intended % "rnr The case anea
through ne courts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Astth.s srcoa N r,ee.

GEORGETOWN Del. Aug 2s-
Per-heG 81 fee N The ait. an Old
r.u c. no 'arn OF former United
state. Marshal John Caruon Shor'
has .gtctcd or lu chicks where
he whole family D. np0 making
their asrial home
The nest ia .n q largo tree and is
reached r. io-foct ladder which
lies against ar adjoining building
The her, cltmbac The. ladder and
made her nest m the tree and there
,as matched out her family so far
-le chicks havn not ysr set their
,eet on ne ground and he old hen
-arries their food up 20 hem The
owner lgaly prizes The hen AM
viii alloV no one 20 disturb her
unique aDode
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
TO The PUBLIC:
Greetings:

The UNITED SAVINGS BANK oeTaorr, at the begin
every anniversary establishment
invites the the public the fidelity with which it's
and IT'S policy been carried out
and what thus far has been accomplished.
',O on n se Oh third day @
fifteenth year It's business Fourteen it opened s
be that Of STRICTLY SAVINGS BANK and invited
mas deposits The people agreeing to pay S ner. on such
that its investments and loans would be confined strictly to
had capital whereas capital of $500 ooo
with surplus and undivided profits amounting to more than
nued TO pay 9. interest on lis deposits and besides has paid
ia evid.nt thai THE S,Tsn shWISGs %p nrTRor
has enjoyed full OF and it's officers and di
recors desire their appreciation of the splendid
ASSURED SAFETY oEPoslToRs. Municipal and
real estate MORTGAGES the highest class OF securities The
scae sod by requiring thai s nSs Undef %F e G
rsuos be so invested TO insure their protection and sasep
such entitled tho security
s;r,ctiy adhersG 10 tse,o .ssuT,Io t t q, M t
funds For dollar of its
plus and undivided profits this banS municipal b@d
Ie estate mortGaSes end cash hand and in bsrr' This
eploy the FUNDS cn,rIsco to It's care
derostors
NO LOANS OFFICERS. DIRECTORS OR EMPLOYEES.
on ' oFanisaton this bank departed the then
mcrr, their ofnces and directors by adopting bylaw pre-
ydhs tha no officer director stcchodsr epoye under
circumstances whatever. could money it,
and his bylaw has been strictly adhered TO-
INTEREST PAID This bank has pointed
deposits worth much
demonstrated
deposits. the do the York,
Pittsburgh Cleveland. aud other Thus.
of It's opening this bank has paid
deposits and has prospered deposits present
nearly So $50 900. purely
BANKING 5T MAIL The successful system Of banking bv
naN naugursed By this bank
t'siue such Michigan commenced n
csor win The of building bl
Of fair honorable and liberal treatment OF pa,rons
NO ssANcHts Th. bank has no branches prctcrrug TO
of Besides n having
but place Of business
acquaintance with its officers and management
TSE DEPOSITORY YOUR SAVINGS n the progres
and follow sd
approval ard depository
FOR funds. whore
and honorable cordially
with THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK or DETROIT
Those his time will
the fifteenth OF satisfactory
conditions
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
WILD" NEGRO
GIANT, EIGHT
FEET TALL

MoULTRIE. Ga Aug ?s.-A
giant Negro named Bob WORTHY,
nearly s feet tall, weighing over $50
pounds cot or an Atlanta, Birming
ham and Atlanti, rain day or Two
aso and started 10 stroll ever 10 the
Georgia Nortnera passenger station.
The big bag in which he carried
his heloneings dansltd from one fin
ser and looked like a 10Y As he
PASSED along tho street people look.
ed, rubbed their ewes and looked
again. for the sight OF him proved
that there are giants in these DAYS
.oo. Before the hic Negro bad gone
Two blocks crowd Was following
him
Questions elected The information,
accompanied b. vide show o.
white ivory and a polite "Howdy,
Ross" that Bob is a native OF Itch
nor, and had recently decided 20
come home TO live after travelling
around the countr, With a zig three
rinE circus az the "Wil3 C.ignt from
Borueo"
What makes you 80 big Bob
some hody asked him
Law, Ross dun srinned
nuD
"Whst do you ca
"Je, What other foil cats. /
.aess 'ut Go ttnN r4h, suar'
az GOOD corn hkk'r too d Boz
Pptnttug-tke plato neat kiHd-that
\. rigkt-Itr,~s Job DePt.-Nain $50