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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-17
2sas! 2S59 WHISK From MARK BRlZzOLARA Liquor Co.

MEMPHIS TENN. Hot Springs Ark BOX 556
 NoTICE-We any any delay owing express compans charges reno O goods n one shipment
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
WYANDOTTE

\ shower for the -~as,.r market
wig bs hsid "wednesday evening IN
* Stephens parish house.
Trinity Young Peoples society
0ns~ts Wedn scay evening In Trinity
hall oak and Fi.tr-st
clark has returned from Bat.
tie creek
T. n A. meets Wednesday eve
Ming In T. VI 2 A hall.
Congregational W0mAns assoria
ti1r meets ednesdsy afternoon with
Mrs Louis HDckharth, Cedar ~
BOY scouts meet Wednesday eve
ming In oddfsnows temple
Mss Mary Coyille. soprano. and
Miss Mildred Mitten. contrsIto. will
be me vocal sofolsts AZ the sunday
afternoon Isenten recital n the Con
RregatforRl church NIss Enr ma
clark will 80 me organirt. and Rev
Dr + 2 Loveioy viil preach a short
sermon.
Rev =. r Love'ov will conduct
funerai services f0r the infant daugh
ter ~ Mr and Mrs Herman John.
son. oak and Third SITS which died
Monday
General committee ~ the Do~-.
river older BDyE conference viii
meet Thursday evening 20 wind up
AL business connected u fae com
ference 9aturdav ard nfay and
20 discuss plans Tor permanent or
AANlEAfknn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
CUBURBAN
y NEWS
H. P. OFFICERS
ARE APPOINTED
President Thompson Distrib-
utes Jobs On Village
Payroll

President Thomson, OF Highland
park. has ANNOUNCED ;ae following
appointments
Claude Il. stevens village aitor'
ney, Nlram a lat ersOn village
assessor Elmer G Foster. superin-
tsnden, Of public works Charles W
seymour chief Of police william II.
Plat, chief n The Are department
and Robert VI smith. treasurer Spe'
cial assessors. Edward A Burger
Harry Ioller. board % review. = 2.
steyenson. r ~ Aston. sinking
fund COMMISSION W. C. White. c Il.
kctcham. l. r. Nicholson Ne"
commissions appointed are, hospital
commission. Drs. Wesley Taylor c.
Grow, =. NJ FlicNey; ilbrary w G..
White. -. D.. stevenson, L. r. Down
park. John l.. Austin r. Newell. K.
c. Van Leyen
William c. Patterson, assessor
viii act As superintendent OF ne
water works until President Thorn
son finds some one for The place
President Thomson announced that
IN y health oficer will not be ap-
pofnted until he has completed an
Investigation OF his duties 10 Asoer
tain whether or no, they necessilats
larger salary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
ROYAL OAK

NJ sougFn-r q wskns auslress
trip g y,ms- thls wees
Ms. Morris Corusl aas returned 10
her home In Romeo after visiting h@r
sister. Mrs joyce. sogtn Washing
ton ave
J 3 Minton nas recovered from
a sigh; operation performed recently
M ard Mrs James Cs~daes u To-
isdo. O. are visiting WITH ther son
william GeAd~s S1rth Cante~-st
Mrs Lob6sn. u vasrin<ton ave.
has returned home grcw two
weeks vacation vita her parents az
Kalamazoo
Mrs John starr ard daughter
Catherine have returned from a 81
AZ Buffalo Rochester and Pavilion,
y Y with relatives
Ia Verne Hopper has resi zned hls
position with J L seeley IN the gro
cery and meat store, and mas arceut-
ed position as travelling salesman
$50 psttengiN has withdraw from
the Main Heating Go. and ls nov do
ing work on his own account
Miss Lucy Ferris mas returned from
visit with her aunt ~ P'ttshurga.
Mira 7 O Johnson
TIE rreren. urder ire direction ~
Frank Coeiing cha IMAM % TIE
com r1itt.s. all entertain tHetr wfvet
a. the 1ali IRIS evening
John STAN expects 70 bres Is ground
for his new residence on Poplar Park
.hla week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

Won ths state chsrpionsnit were
resented theiT numerals The girls
nf tfe Srst team were given white
sweaters, with nonogrsms. given BY
ne business men u the city. and
m. Young ladies ~ Tire second team
ere awarded thar Rs
a corn rlittes of local business men
haaded by Charles Ooli % the pot
fer, plant. hss Been named BY the
Rafs CITY BROTHERHOOD 10 pick a suit
able location FOR NJ. Clemens Y.
~
Nlrs Lous. Lscroix. Of No la
SD ntau-st VINO sITeTes a stroke -
narals-s3r SarGag critical con
iittor ana ire physician IN attend
avs aa- given VI all hope for her
recovery
Miss G-r,ruse LaPoint who for
several year. past has been employed
"a assistant city treasurer. has r~-
anec hey position 20 accept on~
w.rh ere Michigan state Telephone
william Cndworth. Of Richmond
rno has been spending several
months A. NASHVILLE Tenn - ne
guest 0f Ms son. Charles Cudworth-
- south Csratiot-avs
r E Wells. rasnl sr ~ the Firs'
National bank al Birmingham. Ala
whn has been guest N Tire home
here fur me past week. returns hofn-
who has been guest % friends
Miss Mary Buck. % Lansing. who
has seen Visiting Nr and Ma Rod
ney Speer. retained home last even.
tnE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
RIVER ROUGE

LIQUOR bonds % = local saloon.
Keepers were received and hled
TUESDAY evening az The meeting Of
the Village council This number IL
the same az that OF last year no
nanZe- being attempted and no
double applications being asked
Maps AM plans Tor he paving o.
Rf0palie-st east and wssr ard c.
crfte-sra east and west. we're receiv-
81 from the cttv engineer and were
Med PENDING a hearing on the paw
INK project. 20 - held Mas J. In ne
council gamblers ~ MANY nsm.e
were written on the petition, u -
out
Bond - the village clerk ard
treasurer were received and accepted
ladies - the church u Advent wiii
give a luncheon and baked goods sale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

power. uphill they could handle a
greater load In cost the figures OF
operation were reduced no matter
what She weather the motors were
alnavs on the Job IN the comfort
which comes from cleanliness and
-mooih running they approached
perfection
The maximum load will be 5000
ons over the mountains, 1900 tons
between Deer Lodge and the Noun.
tains, and $500 tons between the
Bitter Root mountains and Deer
Lodge This haul will be made with
one engine except over the noun
iains where helper IL used.
The mileage made each - hours
is about zoo miles. a. against about
~ miles BY steam locomotives. at
the end OF run, coal repl~tion and
me cleaning Of FIRE boxes is q thing
Of the past On the division cover
INK the Rocky mountains there at.
ready have been released % steam
engines and the same service IL be
ing performed with nine electric en-.
gines Locomotives formerly used
we're msliets and other heavy types
In computing the comparative cost
Of operation. II is estimated that the
electric locomotives will cost In their
use 10 % IL cents less for motive
power 10 handle 1000 tons a mile
than for steam locomotives. With
only one-half OF the regular divi-
ION OF rs miles under electrified
ton. the estimated saving ls placed
AT sl75.000 a year. or four times as
much on the entire $40 miles over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
WORTHWHILE

Ats sp.etsi meeting Of IN. v1raE.
council held Monday evening Marx
l. sesley vas appointed street con-
ssrnu.i Ps y Mei i.sGssp n.a.s.i 20 .sr.
ceed Frank y Perrin. and Nelson p
Bossrt night nsrsaai. 20 sncesoS
= The young isai.s o. Tn. Ber-sn
will give a banquet 20 The yourr rnsr
q the class IN The church pari0rs
n r. Green 10 cow employed IN
Ru..,i s,.x.rt has returned from
MiiWsuks. Wa
Mia Anna 9. Johnsou .utsrts,nsd
Va Msa' u. 4s'i t,,.p p' nan:a s. 9ss
Phillipa Rui. Pinnsy, Msfgar.;hs
Weller ard Mssdames X r bogsrf
Charles A schguiir ara Z. " Borart
q, dinner Monday evening
chapter No 81 r A ". viii b. held
in the Masonic hal this evening"
work will - IN n. F0ysI Arch
% . . 3 a. 5.rry sy ss .s =. /.
chased the car formerly owned By
T q. Richardson. y g Neal ana 7
| village prssidtnt {. Fiitirs - a..
sist the street COMMITTEES in conrinr
4 20 conciurion SPOUT tbs paving 81
4 Plymouth. and Mar 81 70 cen
ter-st " 10 stated that TIE Wsyn-
I county road eonmissionsrs have con
/ sentsd % allow the village 10 ne.
l the machines etc, in ORDER 40 la
| this pavement, which VIII b con.
structed a. the same time ths new
hlghwsy 10 being LAID on the Wilsey.
| "a.
Rev r. A Prsss Rev 2 7 walks
! and Rev r r. Weber attended ~,
| Hall Summers debate In Arcadia. De,
/ trOlf. last evening
supt OF wsterworks rrsd ". rsyt,
has Issued the quarterly water bills
/ which must be paid 20 the viliag
treasurer before April 70IsDder pen
atty OF q nne.
speoiai meetings viii be held. IN IN.
n E~chur1h avery evening next wee
except saturday svsnins
Mrs Herman naftrums % Detrcit
was ruest In the home OF Henry
Bartrum and family. Mondsy
Misses Frances lerkes and Iovis'
Ttayer and Donald Nerkes who arr
attending the u. Of NJ. er. spendine
their vacation mere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
BIRMINGHAM

I John Wilkinson hsE rstlrusd from
vinters stsy q Esuks ia -,
( The willing Worker. socief'. ~
southrsid VII msst No. .. No..
Rev O = conisy nas sous IN q
fhs Rspiist Ala society ~ii' rect
THURSDAY afternoon az ~ nome o'
Mrs n r Brown On Sat-s-s'
Misc Emily Westlake - islf ~
her aunt Mrs Bnkooskl IN Detroit
Franz clark. Of Troy. is very hl A.
me Auxiliary soei.ty % yrsnk IN.
Nil bold q meeting IN me Frans.n
hall Fflday April "a
Eao p. + E.s sI's1 80. q ~" sI '0 i9r
s'vores IN ~. si~cuit court GEair,,
his Vie. Ruth X ,bee Tbs rill
states they ~ere n Arrisd iuif ?. 1919
and nat Mr.. yssssss .oT,n.s ss..
lived together until April 1915 srs
non a1spts ny "a n. sss.si.st 5 f,.ii
20 bs row ms n Hox:il
.ah.a9S on or frl.S s ssr. tu..1sv
Howard NJ Clella1, - Arr Afec-
is sislfing a. the home ~ Nonsld
Plnmstesi On East Mapl.-sv.
MI and Nrs Eugene Brooks. ara
expected home TO-DAY. from q wirter's
stay IN Tampa. ia
] r Van Apksn, ~ vAnt~silt.
ana Van Auksn. 81 F.nton. have
returned after visiting their brether
A r Van AIKEN or Ptefc.-st
IRE Fsrara ciass or tes FIRST Bsp
ti.t chgreh vii meet -hurstsy eye
ming witN walter Psrrr.risr Or
oakiard-avs
Ths 1-est Avon Farmers ciue vii
meet To-Day a. the home q Nrs Dets
Williamson re Aisc 1ssion I'll -.
How can you socnofrisc IN LIVING
ard stitl set A good tshls
The AIS society % Frsnklin ~
hol6 = bazaar IN curr;r = hall yri-
GAY afternoon. April ..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
HIGHLAND PARK

! Ny .ne NJ. sordis, nev.a. Tues.
I 10 10 rorise-av.
,s Mr and Z, a Hr:. P.s ss. ..' ser
ree.n, visitors " IN. villaEe
Mr.. " Tri:s,ap; Q, No al
J rs>Uor,h vith r.istiv.s
Mss Mildred Burton. 81 X. -
! Bu.na visNasvs vest. is confined 20
h'T hon. }e 70. M an il lr..s -o,..
Tuesday. from No. 1855 Gi.ndai.-sve-
A nis.tins Or N. KoaakEslas vas
held in the high school Tussssy eve
Ther. ~iii =. gymnasium .xhisi.
~. hish school students are. request
"a x +. = 7 s.r,T s..s - s'G n. ,.~nr
department 81 the nigh school re-
ports that Their. are y women enroll
"a N IN. adult s.~lns elias. conduct
noon. but she wishes !, known ina,
plenty 81 reon 10 riii isst for NOR.
Mr ana Mr, oocerieh moved.
No Iss Glsndale-sve
The regular monthly meeting OF
fhe Woman. Home Missionary so
eiety % the Trinity " =. CHURCH viii
= Rrsi4y. ., No, 70 Eimharst.av..
on Thursday Afternoon at i;'o
An .xe.p,ion.l opportunity 20 hear
he hish school auditorium viii b.
offered or Thursdsy afternoon. April
~ az 53o ? n. IRIS Dig concert.
which nss been Arranged With a sps-
pie. Is given under TIE auspices OF
the Tuesday Musicale
Miss Eleanor Wolfe. Of Nc IS
F1orercs-av-.. 10 ~.
Mr. and Mr.. Rsm.d.Ii ana family
ave. 20 No 30 HiiI-sv.
Miss Eva Hansen. of Nc u. Nc
Lean ave. entertained tae Queen e.
Their circle OF tn. Trinity NJ r
church. Tuesday ev.ning
rasad.ns-av ia seriously iii IN her
Miss Maa.lin. Heath ana Ralph
p,n q M t9rn..' .,nn a. +s w.
In o. 10 q Txi.r-sy..
moved Tuesday from No a. winds
rn.rs-avs., 70 No. i7t Forsst-avs
east
Ms" Anna soiornsn. Of No 81
Ricnton ave. 10 sur.rins from a
broken arm. which shs sustained
from a fall on the stairs OF th. hish
- nool.
Rob.r; Lo-.rie. % No i;iT
Tw-lfth-st-, vas arraignsd In Justice
Lanagens court Tuesday. for vtolat
ms the traffc ordinances He was
fined 81 and ~ costs
Mr.. ant Mrs. Frederick Griffth. %
No 20 1rand-avs esst net with q
serious accident. Monday. at IN. cor
ner OF the Grand-bivd and Baker ~
when their automobile skiddsd ard
turned completely over ar Grsfstf
k.HN u.
| Mrs Qrifnth was Thrown several feet
Both we're seriously Injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
MAYOR URGES A
FILTRATION PLANT

WYANDOTTE. Mich, April Ia
Sweeping Improvements were ad.
vicated by Mayor w. c. Lambert. In
his inaugural message 10. the city
commission Tuesday evening. inelud-
Ing filtration plant. purchase OF
the j. II. Bishop property and extern.
pive paving and street improvements.
A filtration plant Is necessary 10
safeguard the health OF public, said
safeguard the health OF the public,
said the mayor, and as II can be con.
structed rs chcaply nov as in the
future, he urged immediate action.
The purchase OF the Bishop property
for park and municipal purposes ~ss
advocated by the new executive, az
good business proposition. the
value OF such piece ~ property be
coming higher every year. He urged
the submission OF the question 20
the public by special election. il
the owners. r r. Bishop and com.
pany, were still willing TO sell AZ the
same price Paved streets. be neld,
were as necessary 20 the public
health and safety. as many other im
proyements. besides beau'ifying 'ht
city, and increasing the value Of the
property.
with these improvements, tbs
mayor suggested the naming OF the
city park. with the name, "Masuaga.
on account OF its historical connec
ton with the regions In which m
city lies. Indian chronicles and L.
gends connect Wvardotte closely
with this name. which IL that Of a
chieftRin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
AMIOT GIVEN
FINANCE POST
Former Wyandotte Public Ser.
vice Commissioner
Shifted

WYANDOTTE Mich, April IL
Surprises were the order. Tuesday
evening. al the first meeting OF the
new city commission. especially IN
the distribution OF Offices in the
commission.
Hubert s. Amiot, commissioner %
public safety IN The last ADMINISTERS
ton, was elected finance commits
sioner; Edward c, Bryan vss elect
ell public sofety commissioner
Thomas z. Benjamin received the
municipal service once. and Joseph
Cramer the once OF street commits
sioner, while Mayor Lambert will
have charge OF the public welfare
department
On account OF his sweeping re-
q forms, IL was generally thought
Afniot would get the Office OF Jesse,
Importance. that OF street comm's
bicner. while Cramer was expected
Ia be elected 70 the public safety OF.
Ace. Bryan's election 10 that place
was a complete surprise. or pecu-
liar importance il the fact that Bry-
an win act on the liquor license APP
piications for 90 saloons for which
there are a. applicants
Mayor Lambert said. Wednesday.
that there would be no more than
2J licenses granted.
The poor commission. in its
monthly report. showed an expendi
ture OF s26 for March.
Audit OF the city treasurer books
was received and accepted, and the
bonds OF the incoming commission.
ers accepted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
MT. CLEMENS

TUESDAY vas the last day for fne
sling 81 applications for liquor ii-
lenses. and 20 date there are 81 az
plications IN the hands % the civ
clerk Last year the old council cat
t1e number Of saloons from 81 70
nsnsiy' chs.I.s Pollenson J54 Tnck-
er and John Roskopp have row np-
piled for renewals TIE newt r-a ie-t-
81 mayor bsrruTn J Bowers and The
new council. will meet Monday aven-
ing for organization. and fns lfrer ~
question sill ~ consldsred AZ spec
ciai meeting 70 - neld On tte even
ing ~ April -
The Basketball season nas Been
officially BROUGHT - close and las-
evening az th~ high school the =
o, the Red and White who recently
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
BY Leo.

IN the home OF Mrs Henry Domp0u
l7 fEmes-st Thursday. from 20 )
o'clock.
Roardin< houses win ~ great q
number - hOaTders. that sanitation
IL impossible 10 meeting the al sap
proeal ~ many serious minded peo-
pie In the village and attempts are
being made &c remedy this evil II -
said that ~ many ~ these houses
the BEDS are occupied - hours ~
The day ir shifts, most OF the Board
er- heirE employed in plants where
shf- worS Is pre- allen Reports
have rur~ thaf the rooms in these
places are ft.ed 20 capacity With
hels ard tnat practically to SANTA
ZION exists
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
ST. PAUL ROAD
SUCCESSFUL WITH
ELECTRIC POWER

ny highly successful operation OF
electric locomotives over part OF
he mountain division OF the Chica
20 Milwaukee & s. Paul road.
throughout a winter whose SEVERITY
made steam traffic almost an impos.
sibility. engineers declare they have
proved beyond a doubt the efficacy
Of the latest step In the evolution
Of the first locomotive
From every economical angle the
new engines we're tested In speed
they were found TO excel the old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
FIREMAN HURT IN
FALL NEAR DEATH

Small hope is held out for the re-
covery of william Moran. fireman
OF ladder Co. No ), VINO fell four
stories. Sunday night, while fghting
the disastrous Arc IN the A f
Wood Millinery Co.'S store, Nos. IL
and Is Gratiot.ave
Physicians declare that when the
fireman fell over huge electric
sign. which broke his fall the mus
cles OF the abdomen we're strained
and peritonltis set in az the result.
Fire Chief Callahan detailed two
firemen 70 SIT by Moran's bedside In
the hospital TUESDAY niEht. 20 help
the nurses quiet him during spells
when his inind wanders
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
YPSILANTI

The various womens clubs % the
county net Tuesday afternoon An
Ann Arbpr AM formed the Wash
tenaW Federation ~ Womens clubs
Mrs = " kief OF NpsilAnti, wa
elected president Mrs Johnson -
~ Ian. was cho-An vice president and
Mrs r J Ee~ch. Of Ann Arbor
treasurer Mrs. Buison vice-presi
dent % tho state federation was
present and gave a talk on What
Fan be gained by fsdNrafinR The
next meeting viii occur May - in
YpAilanti
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
Trenton Teachers
Get Increase

TRENTON. Mich April l2-ln.
ereases for all grade teachers in the
local school were voted by the Mon.
suaeon township board Of education.
Tuesday evening
Grade teachers Who have had no
ptv'ous experience will BE- given s45
month, and an increase Of 8 q
ron'h each succeeding year Those
.<f~d' teachers having tro years en-.
Deri>nSs q the rural schools. or one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

d. tits schools. vii. be- SVEN $50
month the first eAr-siih me same
rate OF increase Miss Elsie Davis
appointed prinCipal OF the his
chool 10 succeed Miss Ootild
Welcher Who has resigned 20 enie'
the Detroit schools viii be given
e-n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

cAscARoYAL.PiLLs CORRECT
Most laxative and cathartic medi'
cines tend 10 aggravate constipation.
Blackburns CascaRoyalPills really
are corrective. Take one each night
for week or two Right away you'll
feel better and soon you'll be cured.
iOc and 25c ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

while the Flat Rock Methodists and
the Trenton Boy scouts Will attend
the meeting Thursdsy evening
For his "Wednesday evening ser
mon. Evangelist Weaver will have
The Master call with which 70
expects 20 show fhe reason Wns rea-
rlt ars called to 80 anEsltstS mis-
sicnRrf~s. ministers and ehreh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind--Won over
BY the infectious smile OF a i0.year-
old stranger. Miss Dana Morgan,
music teacher. wrote poetry To
amuse him. lie picked her pocket
for $40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

Throw on Colos ard rsevent Grip
When you feet co,d coming on, take
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUTN1NE. II
removes cause OF Colds and Grip.
Only One "BROMO QUTNINE." Y.
w: GROVES signature on Dor. CSC.
1x-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
TRENTON

Delegations from the Wvandotte
and Erorss Presbyterian churches
Will attend the evanRellsfic services
in the armory Wednesdsv evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

which the new system Is to be oper-
ated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY.

WEb&lESDEY NET = sTeTNd Az
VINO WAS 50 USED w THAT BH--
CAME CURIOUS 10 KNOW WHAT HAD
HAvvuAED 70 HIM.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03
BoAz NEWS

William Jefferies left Tues
day morning for Washburn,
Texas, where the rest of the
family have been for a couple
of months He went overland
with wagon and team.
Miss Leila Beltty attended tile
Halloween party in Rock Val
ley Tuesday night.
The geological surveying gang
employed bp the U. S. Govern
ment, who have been here sur
veying for the sea level eleva-
ton along this line for about a
week left Tuesday. They go to
Acme next.
Grandma Jefferies and little
son Bolton left Wednesday
morning. They will visit her
sons at Clovis and Washburn,
and then go on to Oklahoma
before returning to Boaz.
P. w. Brown returned to
Boaz, Monday, after an absence
Of several months. lie visited
his sister in Arkansas and spent
a month in Kansas City.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03
PEOPLE ANSWER COP.
ATTACKS ON STATE
BANKS BY FILLING
THEM WITH MONEY
Of Late Additional Deposits HaVS
Been at the Rate of S7,575 Daily;
Increase IN Total Resources
of State Banks Under
Democratic Adn1inistrz-
ton Has Been
$5,e24,464.

Another vote of confidence in the
Ioundness Of state banking under
Democratic administration has been
given by the people Of New MeNico.
II is shown by 4 report Of the state
bank examiner, just made public,
which covers conditions of state banks
at the close of business September IL,
1916.
The last preceding report Of the
bank examiner gave state bank flo
ures at the Gloss Of business June 80,
1916. In the period from June 80 to
September ~, eeVenty-four days, the
state bank deposto-s increased e
the number of 1928, or nearly twenty
day, and the deposits TO the amount
Of $685. o7.25, or $7.575 daily.
In the period mentioned the total
resources of state banks increased
from s12,247,638.s6 to St2,e56, 1868,
a total of SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND NINETY-EieHT DOL
LARS AND TWO CENTS.
The total deposits increased from
1856, 1868 to S9,517, 24s.3e, total Of
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
The total loans and discounts In
creased from $9,9e8,412.33 to $o,4t1,-
Bd7.57, a total CT FOUR HUNDRED
AND THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR
HUNDRED AND THIRTN-FIVE DOL.
LARS AND TWENTY-FOUR CENTS.
The total number Of depositors in
creased from 32,5e7 to 1890, a total
- ONE THOUSAND TWO Hu%e
OREb AND voNETYTHREE.
During the full period Of Democratic
control Of state banks, from January,
1912, the growth OF state banking IN,
stitutions has been marvellous, a.
shcwn by the following figures:
Increase In total resources, FIVE
MILLION SIX HUNDRED ARD
TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND FOUR
HUNDRED AND SlNTN-THREE DOL
LARS AND EloHTY-FiVE CENTS
Increase in total deposits, THREE
MILLION NINE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRIED AND SlXTY-SEVEN DOL
LARS AND ONE CENT,
Increase In total loans and dis
counts, FOUR MILLION NINE HUN
DRIED AND NlNETY-SlX THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY-THREE DOLLARS AND TWO
CENTS.
These figures form an eloquent trlb-
ute to the soundnesa of state banking
under Democratic rule; they conclu-
slVely show the great confidence Of
the people, and eonVineingly answer
every malicious attack made by tho
Republican machine, which for years
fostered political banking In dew
Mexico.