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FOllEE Nj. 81
LA COST De
tpor LMiliD S2lud.i.l

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~: 'baE!a "!'@ amos de- III wa 10y
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-16
UN MEXICANO ES ARRESTADC
POR ROBO

.Acusado de habe"se rooaGo ei =.
loj que llcYaba Ell IL ooisa Ceor&o
!mhof. dc Ia Batcria c d! 20. do
Artil.e~ia &c raiHpana. rai2ntv2s este
- Sc cacoat:aba cnc?auio DE- -"
ag -mcraci5a DE- g.%.te, cesc" Del
mercaGo de K ciudad, ua meXic"ao
:u% arrnstado 9or q ofic:a. Neal, una
h2:a dcspues dc gue Sc haIa cE@c
uiado q robe. A. hacer IN .egis.ro
Il laGrG3. sc l. :ncont"a"oa / b.
letos Dc c2lpcno que ampafan otros
cantos ohjetos de joyeria robaaos.
Sc hacc un" Investigation :,&g:.
ser i quitn pertenecen los ohictoz 70
baIos.
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mazOna III" hl.iAba ant" T.. H.a.n.
tormas.
Era Gelct;, Iur :. "1,r"t"nla -
'nv!ar alu"ll,s prlisro>oS c"Gal"s c
SIS anna !isimus Sllodi;o,, y Qu' pro
A&ba IA puntrTia de a=in nI"V" 1u'
81 rccihito como rAgalo j" a.gun lc'
+: De las provincias.
NicnLTas Ia ~pohiari"a rntrra de-
Abomrv. rl Rey. los minister's. los
s0liadoS Y las amaz"na> co7tlnUa-
I'm con rrec;rnia animaci6n sl en-.
diablada saturnal, un -rup0 lie hOm-
srrs que habian sa:ito oculkamentn
del apatam ia Ia rmhaiata ~at?avssl-
Ia con cau:n,nSa ?apii.z las callAS
mss irsirrtas y m"1i,s !~!um:natas.
mintenitn:o -" 81 nPre : Ia sGmbra
Il" as parctrS Il" Ia viviendaS.
E%,aDa compgcsto p0r Alfredo. An
TAO. Gamani. Ia amaZoaa J su pair".
,Nin:Ino lrv3ha los "~Sp,@niidpS ro-
pajcs que habiau luci!O aIue! dip:
par0 ;odos iban armaios dc fusiics.
CualQu!cra d. Ia capital hubierl
crcido al verbs que era un eruDo &c
So.dad0s del ny ancargadns d. man
tener 81 ordeR - los barriOS aparta-
dos q de cumpiic aIsuna Sagrada mi
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MAS DE 80 FABRICAS Sc ESTA,
BiECERAN EN- SAN AN
TONIC

Mas Dc so cmpresaa manufacture.
vas han ~"scgmado 81 res9ectiva 10
ca!izaci6H en- San Antonio, du:ante
los ,rcs ,!timos mescs ; pronto CO
menzayir 4 !evaEtar cuantiosos eGi-
Iicios vn las propiedades reciente
mcnc" compradas nor Ia San Antonio
Relt and TermiHn. Company, Ell Ia
Gale De Flores al Norle, Se%in ha
manif"5tado = varias personals 7. L.
Pce.cr, comisionado industrial! por L
Missouri Kansas and Teas Railroad,
ouien Sc halla ahora aqui p~rocedente
de Dallas.
Con e. establec;miento de tales IA
bricas, San Antonio sera TN gran cen
rro industrial.
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'---|- ~ -"--- =.
#...r..
80, "a"
.-t.a-~. gl..as man,.Ia.n,. .....,.,
. ls!,, - .a,o, IA. Iray,l,- ., ,r.-
"a : .lr,,s H. mia. h.s.,.$ -.
:aazaz,S = ,ra,,. .,h.,.,
,maS alan 80, - ..~,.1r, .,.,n,
Is amazaaas, roland, Il, ,..5 ,,..
ala.
A gran Ju~.i,:-?o drl R-v $. In.
Dian uni 70 otro> dos ,~.~fn-7. 49,
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naE't.rron entire un ,iidalo de Gale
jas GSrlra> Y abS0lutam"ut. ;iosiel-
tas. det"nlrndose en- una peIucia
plaza en- cuyJ centro So cleHaban SIZE
L. Il och0 sisantcscas palmcras.
-:H"m"s ilegado!-Iijo 81 padr,
De Lrada, detenihndOse en- a. sit!o
donda IRA mas profunda la oscuri-
dad.
-dD6nGe Sc acknowledgements
ID em0ciOnadO Alfredo.
Debris IL aGuc.la mu-al!a-res-
pondi6 al dahomayan", indicando
una alta y maciza pared que unia
dos cuerpos del tOsco edjficio d.
ua9 z otyo iAgulo &c Ia plaza.
-GEStas SECURE dc no en2an3cie?
-iOh; SegurisimO!
-cYrlaran los sacernotcs en- Ia as
t1ncia d. mi Bruno?
-EStan tambien de fiesta en-. Il
c1crpo central, que encierra3 los fe-
ticheS mas preciados, y a esfas hO-
ras dlbcn de hailarSc t0dos horra-
cAos, pues he "isto introduclr sen el
reclnto dos cajas lIanas dc bo:el!aa
d" 5tnebra. enviaias p0r e. Fey.
-Si-dijo Gamani, que haDia
Observable atentamente la mura!la.-
+ amlto Bruno estar3 detras de- aca
pared. en- Ia pe9ueHa cataha sagra-
ia.
-PGtS vamOs q retorter 81 res-
NContinuarS.N
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acumpanaI,lOSn con .uS mas h;tT!'a-
r., y rztraiioS inSIrum"ni"S inI.. -
pu"da imaginar.
La 2a-Y"za d. maiz. "a @inahra Y
.! ron. ilarnado ID trata" p0rIn'. ira
cast alcohH. purO, cnrrian 4 rios, sin
qu" Sc dieron pOr SatiSfaehos aIuc'
Hos insaciableS h"lhNorcS.
Nacios unos haT;rlrS. en ~rGuj!a
Aran sustltuiGos por otros al iadn he,
fuego. Y danzanfrs. muSicoS ' can
tantcs volvian a rmpezar Il liba-
ciOn"s.
por todas partHs - "ian ="i:n- :
t&paTos de- armas Dc fur-0. ) pOr
doIuiera astal!aban fren"'!cas ear
cajaiaS, que acahHhan IN maliiciG-
les, lanEaZos Y tImrs; porn GQni@n
- ocupaba d. los muartos?
I-masiado hac!aA cOn no ""nata:
: rs heridoS.
En- rl amplio pa:at!o IA! "A baca-
nal. debia De tenrg @arariereS Infer
males. TOdas las v~entanas. que pa
recian heTidas ahiartas N aIuell0F
muros, hrillabau iluminadaS: reso~
gritoS Y caaticos dc GentaS I'd
en- Ell colmo DC la e~mhriasuez, aSi
como alguno que otro estampido dc
de fueS0.
De vez en- cuando las balas pasa-
ban silbado por ia plaza = no era ras
70 que hiciecsn blarcC en- algua da-
lomevano borracho Q en algrna o.
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Id "S' ',I"
" -, a~..~-,
NJ lime In J;cho oac = los e.-
c.anic-os en- Mexico Sc les M dado u
saeu.iI&d de aug 10. Estaao$ unidoa
sc nm oIAgado POI 81 m!Sno@ " Ia
Ger oUe"as 'oGaS ,US qrrdId"'S &c
y!o?ly1&tcS : " p"&sT m"eH,hiz"-
clones por Ia vida &c c mpatro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-16

e. nGnleTo 1927 lie .i!varez Place.
jovita ViIlanuevG. u amos. Fa.le-
clio en- eli mum. ia De =. Laredo.
Jose CHAVEZ, . aRos. F.,lleei6 en- el
nInero 526 de Ia Avenida Schlcy.
Gonzalo Covarrubias. IS amos. Fa-
llecid en- c! ndmere 2O4 del cai!ejGq
Dunno.
Jose Dc IA Luz Bolahos. 80 amos.
ra!Ieci0 en- 81 Hosp;t&! de IL Ciudad.
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ENCUENTRC ENTIRE UN CABA
LILO 7 UN AUTO

N autom0vl! manejado por +.
u. Watkins. ) IN cabal!o Ell que
cabalgaba VI negrito de 10 amos
". G.. Wright, Sc encontraTon ell Il
Is. cuadra de l. Gale de blackberry
aye" a las $50 de l. malaHa, y aun
que cabaIlo y jinete fueron a~rroia-
dos por c! suelo, Wright sc !eTant6
ilaso.
FL conductor del auto iut ~arreSta-
do per Il policia.
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GAplTULO ii.
IA EPEDECI0N NOCTURNA.

IA lacia alEunaS hIras que hahla
com azado ia noche. y 9. vnt.ndaTi0
lie la capital del Dahomey SeSuia
en;regado & general orsfa.
En- Ia gran plaza d0nde hablan
s!do s~aerificaias tantaS victimas, asi
como N las Was ~adyacentes, Ia null
titud babia Y bailaba lotameate al
re5ed1r lie gicantescaS h~oSreras,
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REGISTRO CIVIL


Jesus C~ontre"as J Emilia Alvarez.
Rosendo Mad,iga!es Y Nica",a ESQ
hcio.
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Cuando ncceSite iibrOS en- eSpano4
dirijaSr listed Ignacio F.. LozanG
607 DoloruSa SIS. Antonio, TeXas.
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I'm nino de, matrimor;o Je3uy
PeHa. Gale De Eric a! Sur, nGmero
2l7.
Una nina del na:rimonio J. F..o-
res. Calle 6. Flores nin. J!5.
Ira nina del matrimoHio '. Re-
Gr!guez. Gale S. F.io NUN. ELL.
Una nina del marrimonio Pedro
Perez. Gale S. Laredo nlm. Gl9.
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Merchants Transfer Go
CSC I~ncorpOTadGS)

(SG IncorpOTadGS).
Specialized en- 81 TranSpOrIe Y GoloCa.
..ya lie CaIaS de Ficrro ) NlGGinaHa Pc
,AG4. RECIPE, DESEACllA ! Al.MACENA
CAHGA.
ucr!na. 1ia-!i I~lorcca az. Tel. rocket
: X. ID tr'G9'a, Texas.
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Defrrciones
Miguel Ulloa, &c amos. Fa!ieci1 en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Its carbonic acid gas binders
bacterial development in your
svstem-Schlltz beer is as I'm
friendly to germs as the Brown
Bottle is to the damaging
effects Of light.
Drink Schlitz each day. The
Brown Bottle protects it. Its
nutritive value IS unimpaired
by light. That's why it tastes
so good.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
YPSILANTI

Mrs. Nellie Darling will leave in
a few days for Detroit 10 make her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Lee
Stowell.
:. K Howe is putting a new front
on his implement store on South
Washington
Richard caplln is SUFFERING from a
cut head and other injuries, received
sunday when an automobile. driven
by Conrad =. Martens. OF Detroit. ran
into him as ne was riding his motor
cycle near Flat Rock
Nelson 2. Green aid J. 5. Ham
moud. OF Detroit. Were fined In the
municipal court. Monday. for driving
their automobiles in the city on 1915
licences They each paid 81 fines
Mrs. J. f.. O'Brien was an Ann Ar
Dor visitor. Monday.
James A. Geraghty has pure ased
property OF j. W. woTtley. The con
sidsration was si.5eo.
The Democrats OF the city Of Ypst-
lanti will hold caacusss in the sew
eral wards Wednesday evening. May
10. to elect delegates TO the Demo
cratic county cony ention TO be held
In Ann Arbor. Friday. May l..
meet Thursday evening at f.utnef
Home.
The dam on the Huron river. near
MOorman's feed mill. Is being torn
down.
AIRS. Arthur Covert and Edward
Popktns. OF Detroit. have been called
to the parental home. northwest ~
the city. because OF the death ~
their mother. Mrs. Jane Popkins
The marriage Of Miss Barbara
red Monday afternoon at o'clock AZ
the Lutheran parsonage with Rev.
Hugo Fsnker. officiating Following
the ceremony a dinner was serS ed
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
WYANDOTTE

The two plants OF the Michigan
Alk2N were shut down. uss1Ay.
only the office force being at work.
Deputies armed with rifles eamped
day night Every saloon in wyan-
dotte has been closed BY order OF the
city. Restless crowds OF idle men
were TO be seen about the streets. Of
neers OF the Michigan Aikah state
that the strike win continue until
the men accept their terms
samuel OBricn. - years old. of
No. % Second-st., died In Emergency
hospital. Ford City. Sunday morning
of typhoid fever. Death was hasten
ed BY excitement caused by guns
being nred during the riot at the Al
kali plant.
Ross Smith. principal OF the high
school, has accepted the principalship
OF a high school in the Upper PENN.
sula-
Claude W. satterlse. ma,hematie
teacher of the high school. has ac-
cepted similar position with the
south high school Grand Rapids.
Mich
Lawson f. Reichard. secretary for
the working boys division OF the
Detroit Y. NJ. g. \. Will speak TO the
May n.
Funeral services for Charles Moses
drowned in the Detroit river SUNDAY
morning. will he held in the home Of
blvd, at 40 wednesday, afternoon.
| Burial viii be at Woodlswn cemetery.
Detroit
Ernest Bauer. Of oak-s,. has re-
Memorial hospital. where he under
went an operation
Washington k1dge. No zls, X. Of T..
will meet TueSay evening
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09

Visited his father. Henry German
and family. Monday. -, At,
Mrs. Harry n. Taft IL substituting
for her In the eighth grade.
The &. OF :. club met Monday sve-
ming I'm. the home or hFs a. X bo-
Dr. Fulford. OF Chelsea. was a
guest OF Miss Anna Johnson. sun
day.
Harry 4. white. OF Detroit. Fpen
the weekend at the home Of h,S
parents, Mr.. and MFs. Mm. a. White
Mrs. George Smithcrman spent
Monday In Detroit.
special convDr2tiOn 90 NnrthNulc
IommanIerg. No. 49, KNIGHTS TEN p
plar. Will bc held in the Masonic
hall this evening.
The EpwoTth league win ha, 2
charge Of the services Ia tho NJ. =
church next sunday They viii pro
vide for the bringing 80 all mothers
the morning services VIII ne devoted
70 the o5ssrVanco % Mothers d1A,
Ia the evening NJ EpWprth tr..Eu
service viii be held, bst at tho ti.aT
OF the regular ryUufnl service q
member Of the West rotroit distrirt
cabinet VIII be present and VIII gsNe
a talk on leagus WoTk ard methods
viii be Installed
Miss Gs,rrie fiEeflc vas called tu
Pint, Monday rNenin-
q. y. perrin q S3ns have ccfnp. 'tcd
their garage and fCra sales rooms
and have engaged N Howe. OF De-
troit, as thvir repair man
MT and Mrs. James Burrct ana
children. Of Cherry Hill were san
day guests AZ the home Of Mr. and
Mrs H. Il. Bogart
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
Blind Man Wins
Right to Land Here

SAN FRANCISCO. May a.--Abram
Hslloyitch, a Bnnd Russian must
clan. and his io.yearold brother.
who had been held here for dcpor'
tation rs aliens likely 10 become
public charges. were freed. with the
right q entry into this country, be
cause EDWARD White, commissioner
OF immigration. happened to hear
the musician playing his violin.
Tschaikowsky : "Serenade" was
the melody which won Haitovitch a
new hearing before board OF in
quiry. Haitovitcs, said ne was a
graduate of thu Imperial Russian
Conservatory of Music at Petrograd,
and that by special decree OF the
emperor the disability, that as q
jew would have barred him from
the institution mad been lifted. The
brothers were taken in charge by
the Hebrew Immigrant Aid society
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
RIVER ROUGE

stephen Laurie. OF Secott-st-. has
returned from Providence hospital.
where he underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Girard. 81 No
5-1- Jefferson vest. are parents
of i"-pound girl. born sunday.
seventy men employees OF the Great
Lakes Fhipysrds who walked out az
the yards Monday morning. are back
at work. The men were receiving
20 cents an hour and demanded ,. =
cent x This wa granted when they
returned To- work In the afternoon.
Samuel Rathburu. conductor No.
iIts charged by James RiOpclli for
assault and battery. will be tried on
the sday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Ricpelii and Rathburn got into =
discussion over car tickets. Eath-
burn attempted 20 throw RiopeiIi OF
tho car when the latter satisfied the
conductor by paving tho disputed
fare
Ebbert keck. arrested FOR being
frurk sunday. was sentenced IL So
fine or 90 days IN the House OF Cor
-cctiou. He paid.
Charles More, arrested for being
drunk sunday. was sentenced 10 SO
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr. and Mrs Gibbs. Of Richtou-
ave, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF son.
7. orr OF Grand ave. west has re-
his home in Ohio. where he went Cor
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bradley and
family. OF No. So Monterey spent
the weekend in their home in Rock
wood. Mich.
n Roy Russell. OF second-ave- who
has been III for few days. is recov-
ering-
The. resignation Of F. b. Snow. Jr.
electrical Inspector. has been pre-
scented To the council and nied.
The. Queen Esther circle OF Trim
,sg church hix . will held la.s its regular
simons. OF 30. :5ss woodWardsave.
The weekly Bible class. organized
as a result of the Forsythe prayer
meeting in section of division No. :,
Chambers. OF No. iso Avalon-ave.. ON
Tuesday afternoon at s.30 o'clock
The hour will he spent In the study
H ,ss t S9 ss ssngasr S Of Acts TIE
study will be directed BY Mrs. r.
Chambers. the assistant leader. This
class 10 undenominationaL An invt-
tstion Is extended 10 all.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. II. Johnston. OF No.
10; Mclean ave. have been enter.
tanning Mr.. and Mrs Ed Burn. OF
North Bay. Ont. for a number OF
days
The three children Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Compton, of Brixhton-av are
recovering from slight attacks of
Mrs. Ralph Mason, of No. s7ss
Woodward-ave.. has left for her home
In Massachusetts,. where she expects
hA ann SgR
Miss Marguerite Rogerson. of No.
end with friends at Trenton, Mich.
w ass Kos sas co on so tss
course Of study In the shorthand de-
partment OF the Business Institute.
which she has been attending during
ed . position in the Once OF the Fol-
lansbee Bros. Co. OF Pittsburgh. No.
71l Ford building, Detroit.
Z. Evans, OF Ontario. Is a guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. sivyer. of No. eos
Mira Edwards. OF No. .4s Mclean
ave-. will entertain Tuesday after
noon In her home the w. c. T. Z; OF
wards win tell why she became tenn
perance worker 30 years ago, In tho
slums OF London. Mrs. Beptiy will
fas9' sn- .si ..- SA bee rsaSn Announced
the Presbyterian church. The ladies
are asked TO bring lunches
Parks building department during
the last week. for the erection OF
new struetures the estimated cost OF
been located at No. 1907 woodward
eve. has found IL necessary 10 seek
larger quarters at No. 1909 Wood
ward-ave.. one door north OF the old
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
BY Altman.

at the home III MIR. and Mrs Milo
Gage Mr.. and Mrs, Wiilctts left in
the evening for an eastern trip.
Albert Hardy. ~ Detroit. was a
guest Monday Of his sister. Miss Car
rIe Hardy.
Miss Mary Goddard has been made
associate professor and Miss Alice
Rosrdman. assistant professor, az
the Normal. - the state Board Of
Education
The services In all the city
churches next Sunday viii be held
in Observance " Mothers day.
The PhilOmathian society win meet
Thursday afternoon at the high
school
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
ElJRBAN
~ Ceaeern's Losses
noont = 500, 900;
Or Barned

oousod BY the ignition OF
ef1oving tank OF aniline oil
~ night, destroyed the plant
tjetroit Organic Chemical
- ice honsc and shed adjoin-
DsVatensd row OF lighthouses
~ municipal. power and light
md burned one employe. John
ln&~ slightly
pQoQnt exrle sions OF benzol and
explosive chemicals caused
ogEr crowd. collected. to run
x tsle scene hastily. Total dam
1a< about 100000. The alarm
ncnt In aboul 1890. The plant
q tnrpe-story brick building situ-
"A Vine and Front-sts.
o1efick Everett, an 'employe,
gex In the building when the
1epke out, said the huge tank
Nwed .nder excessive pres
jUtnedia'ely after which the
olMnt was In flames. He. with
Mohring. the other employe
y niEht shin, ran to the boiler
|n fUnning the water out of the
~ ~ prevent its bursting. The
o1sn then rushed out Of the
~, nGohrins stumbling on the
E. J. w. Livingston. said the
A1oss recovered from the blaze
~ important records. the lab
"a being ]. complete loss. Def
ooe vas not known. he said.
s>ubae We entirely accidental.
0nooe stated
0ofroit Organic Chemical Co.
ri which started more than a
o1Bs and OF which Walter
me embers Of the Kirby,
~ Felske Realty Co are d.
-, was engaged In manufac-
aufIine oil. with which ami
4 yoe ere msde.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
More eanQtaiis.

NV YORK, May Eight of
the hnest three yenr-old thorough.
oreis from August Belmont's breed
:rg farm in France will arrive here
On the Manchuria. Saturday, and
will imrlo diatel! be put in training
.or the 1915 season.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
TRENTON

The uN,li4ry ~ the PRESBYTERIAN
church viii give a. reception Ia new
mem bers Tuesday evening IN the
church parlorS.
rhe Comrades class held Us post
poned meeting in the homo of MIS-,
III. Wells. Front.st.. Monday evening
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
II||2lINGHAM

rcoot VIII Be held In the
& Episcopal church. this
9 ~ the Methodist Episcopal
nG6tera star lodge members
NJ Shower. Thursday after
- 1asoeic hall. for Mrs
l18lln. WHO was recently
nn1ne Afternoon for Mrs.
W - Who has moved from
Mn. Timothy Donovan
q; 12fm66 rom Cuba.
MI Robert Shultx. OF De-
"a lo1ftn9 ~ the home Of
# pftt Dongrow. In Biz
- Esther circle Of the
enent Tuesday evening.
lovy. 6; p; 8 Price And
lofmingtam on Maple-ave..
McAlpjpe Real Estate
{ Detroit for $4,000.
la. and Mrs Harry simp-
:' 'ss . :: x: home ss q o~ ss..
I6CSGe BosIer. Of Detroit. Ia
R few days at the horne OF
Lks- Peters Anderson. In
1Grs. Albert simonson. Of
were recent callers ~ this
olmonscn lived here 10
oanen's Christisn Temper
>of the nome Of Mrs. Fannie
I~M
81 - Dean, Of Toledo. preach
~ morning. In the Cnited
= tvSostor. & building : new
f00 Ma lot on PoppIetOn ave.
! 4Gtern Star lodge will hold
x<4y meeting In their lodge
e3uS tdax evening.
HIN crmcsery association VIII
r. ;inseeiiNE fhursdsy afternoon
t0Hoe Of Mr.. arr Mrs. Charles
9<><l. Supper will be served.
0m1 Mgs. George Rodgers a1d
&0&s LeVne. Of Detroit. speG-
the home Of the latter's
Mrs. Lena Wiison. on Mer-
D!rmin4nam high school base
- xhich U.s. 20 play the
.<1' ~ .---<-.-,l., s"~ ""t y"
y ls(lcwime i the Birmingham
4Ql oaeebalI schedule for the
~ ~ Detroit University
"A - {rminEham; May. ~. Uni
~ Detroit high school at De-
X ~ g. Pontiac high school az
Nay - Hoysi Oak
N Junc 3 Held meet a: Pom
g AulDe >. Northwestern high
~ N BffuinE ham: June 10. De-
Xn$versl1y School. at Detroit.
(&0t<yncnt has been made OF
|on@xyau~ Of William Boyian. of
~ and Miss Nellie Zigular.
y Nafnh Sly has returned from
III NJ MA Birt Foss. 81 Detroit.
y >115edny IN the home OF the lat
treys. Dr. and Mrs.. >. NJ. Rain
>9tvSWn-sf.
! .<1)<oncr society. OF southleid,
Z &4ef Wednesday afternoon tn
9 ~ Mrs. Robert Church. In
- Fuller Is very III in her
1t9n for appointment OF an
lRlor Tor the estate OF Mrs
II 1o(n, who died Feb. G. 1918.
bQen aled in the probate
NJ hairs waived the usual
49, ooUGeneed to the ap-
~ William Belts ~ execu-
40 directed 20 nle q bond
~ Too estate 10 valued ~
D|(<pCo4l proHerty The heirs
11D0oo. mother, sister and
setehlsr and baby June
- OVetch1er. OF Dctroif.
~ Wultam Hawthorn on
Duaypss has returned
- Gu, whore che was call
- Nike 81 her son, DIR. n.
DUxya9e association will
- In the Birmingham
k0rGoy afternoon.
~ fovo1w Will meet on
(1k Hay ~. In the coun-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09

nne or 80 days In the House ~ Cor
rection. He took the days
Holy Name society viii receive
holy communion In body SUNDAY.
Man ~. IN our Lady OF Lourdes
church
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09

pr.atiuE--the piria neat kind--thss
ls rig ht--Ttmes job Dept.-NRin ss2o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-28
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
THE NOLIN VICINITY
j. {. Bowman Visits With Friends
Over the Holidays: T, l., Lane and
Family of Milton Guests of Rela-
tives over the Holidays.
East oregonlan Special, }

NOLIN, Dec. 2S,--J c. Bowman
who taught the North Yoakum school
several seasons past, but now attend
ing the normal at Monmouth, IS
spending the holidays among US.
T. F. Lane and family of Milton
are spending the holidays among rel
atives in our community. The Lanes
were former Nolin residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kerr Of Una
tilla, spent Christmas with Mrs. c. f.
Weleh Mrs. Kerr's mother.
Chas S. Kerr Of St Paul, ore. who
spent several days visiting relatives
here and at holdman. left Sunday
morning for his home. He was ac-
eompanied by Miss Stella Steele, who
will spend the holidays among her
web foot" relations
Mr.. nd Mrs Edgar Welch Of Mea-
cham, former residents here, spent
Xmas with Mrs. c. E. Welch, Mr..
Welch's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe r. Fisher are
spending the holidays in Portland,
Oregon city and other Willamette
valley points where they formerly
lived
Mrs Mary r. Price and family Of
Pilot Rock feasted Xmas day with
J. c. williams. They were accom-
panied home Tuesday by the viii
liamses.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lane took their
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-28
Appears in Big Ad.

The Union Pacific railway system
has a double page ad in the current
number Of the saturday Evening Post
accompanied by sketch showing the
route Of the roads making up this
system. Only the most important
points along the line are shown and
PendIeton is one of the two cities in
Oregon to be marked in the sketch.
The Union Pacific has begun upon a
great advertising campaign to tell the
story Of the part it has played in the
development of the nation. The ad
deals largely with e H. Hartman, the
wizard whose personality played such
a notable part in the success of the in
ter-0cean system. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-28

infant to PendletOn Sunday to be
treateds for an attack of pneumonia,
Mrs. Charles Adams went to Milton
Sunday to assist Mrs. Luke Lane who
is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. F. Steele spent
Christmas day in Umatilla with Mrs.
steele's sister, Mrs. W. A, Fraser, both
at feasting and celebrating Mrs.
Steles fortieth birthday.