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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
Religious Notices.


Christian Science services will be held
regularly every Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John Case, Gaithersburg, at
O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. George S. Duncan will preach In
the Cropley Presbyterian Church next Sun
day at 10 A. NJ and in the Hermon
Presbyterian Church at 1l:30 A. M. Every
one most welcome.
Services for Goshen Charge. M. Z. Church
South. as follows: Goshen. Sunday Schoo
at $50 A. NJ. and preaching at 1890 A
M; Emory. Sunday School at ESQ P. M
and preaching at $50 p. NJ. Subject
THE Same Jesus"
Rockville Christian Church, o. G. Barne
minister, services Sunday, Bible Schoo
10 A. NJ; preaching at II A. M. and 8 7
M; Christian Endeavor at 7 Pm. Preach
ind every fourth Sunday at Hyattstown
II A. NJ. and p. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07

Stayman winesap. list. Willis Moore; End.
R. B. Thomas. Rome Beauty. LIST. R. B.
Thomas. Collection Summer, R. P. Hines,
LIST. Collection. Fall. R. P. Hines. lst R. B.
Thomas, End.
Watermelons. list. Joseph Lechlider; I'd.
James W. Graft. Muskmelons. LIST, Mary
Welsh; End, S W Warield. English wal
nuts. list. Mrs Margaret Welsh. Discre-
tionary. liberia peaches. LIST. Willis Moore;
End. S W Warfield. Lemons. list. S W
Warfield. H Hale peaches, list, Edward
Mount. Klondike peaches. list. Edward
Mount. Hoyley peaches, Willis Moore, list.
Fox Seeding. LIST. Willis Moore.
Farm Products-Yelow corn-C. T.
johnson. list; T A Barnsley, End. Yellow
ear corn. 1st, R P Hines; End, Lillian
Fields. White ear corn, LIST. Alfred Ray;
End. Hoskinson. White corn, list. Vim
T Rideely; End. George Shaw. Red wheat.
LIST, r P Hines; End. VIM 7 Rideely. Buck
wheat. LIST and End. S W Warfeld. Rye.
list, A. Barnsley; End. S W Warfield. Oats.
list. S Warfield; End. r P Hines. Bar
ley, list. Alice Cashell; End. S W War
field. Timothy seed. list. S W Warfield.
Cracked corn, list and End, Hlckerson
Bros
Flour-Family -four. LIST, Hickerson Bros;
Patent -four. list. Hickerson Bros.
Honey Comb--lst. Willard Musgrove.
End. Roger Hoyle
Butter-1st. Mrs Joseph Lechlider;2nd
Mrs E. Nichols.
Ham and Bacon-ist. Rose Wagner
End. Myrtle B Barnsley
Domestic Manufactures Crochet filit
Mrs Prescott Abbey. LIST. Crochet novelty
braid. list. Capitola v Boeley; End, Mrs
Erma Fisher. Crochet. venetian, list. Az
mes Simpson; End. Edith Hull. Crochet
coronation braid, list. Mrs Lila Goldsbor-
ough; End, Mrs o C Barnes. Cut work
Italian. Iowa Anderson. list; Mrs Emmett
Dove. End. Darnine on worn garment. LIST
Myrtle B Barnsley; End. Lillian Fields
Drawn work on linen. list, Mrs L G Gardi.
ner End, Mabel Ward. Embroidery cross
stitch. LIST. Anna Einbinder; End. Mr..
Chas Heider. Embroidery darning. LIST
Mrs Harry Dickerson; End. Louise Lar
combe. Embroidery eyelets. LIST. Mrs l
Burch; End. Vera Travers. Embroidery
Kensington stitch. list. Mrs o G Barnes
Embroidery long and short stitch. list
Mrs Harry Dickerson. Embroidery outline
stitch. LIST. Mrs Chas Heider; End. Flor
ence Hutchinson. Embroidery white satir
stitch. list. Mrs H A Marmar; End. Mrs
Chas Heider. Embroidery punch work
list, Mrs Chas Heider; End, Mrs L Burch
Embroidered bureau cover. list. Mrs Ermt
Fisher; End. Lydia Anderson. Embroid
cred satin stitch covers. list. Emily ,
Dove; End. Mrs G W Broadly. Embroider.
ed centerpiece. white. list. Mabel Ward
End, Capitola v Boeley. Embroidered
centerpiece. LIST and End. Mrs Burch
Embroidered doilies. LIST and End. Mrs |
Burch. Embroidered pincushions. 1st
Laura Higgins; End. Mrs Lila Goldsbor
oueh. Embroidered table cover. list. Mr.
James Brown; End. Mrs L B Morrison
Sofa cushions, list, Miss M E Moran; End
Anna Einbinder. Embroidered sofa cush
ion, list, Mrs Ernest Hoffman; End, Mr.
James Brown. Embroidered colonial. Isl
Mrs G II Warthen. Embroidered Hedob'
list. Ida Dove Embroidered 14th Cen
fury, list, Mrs Harry Dickerson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07

Mr.. Stephen W. Williams. for five years
Mayor Of Takoma Park, this county. re-
signed last week at special meeting Of
the Town Council. Mayor Williams in
announcing his departure for the West
expressed his thanks to the members of
the council and to the citizens of Takoma
Park for their support uniformly afforded
him during his terms as mayor, without
which. he said, he could not possibly have
performed the duties of his office. Mr..
Williams will leave in about two weeks
for Portland. Ore, where he has been
appointed special assistant to the At
torney General of the United States to
represent the government in land cases.
For the past six years he has been an
attorney in the land division of the At
torneys Office Of the Department of JUS
tice at Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
supply Our Soldiers with Books,

The American Library Association has
been asked by the War Department to as
sumo responsibility for providing adequate
library facilities in all environments and
training camps. This association has APP
pointed the week of September oath as
Camp Library Week" in its drive to raise
$1.000.000. but there is no limit to the time
set for collecting books and magazines for
soldiers and sailors.
The Montgomery County Committee APP
peals to an intelligent and patriotic public
for the earnest cooperation in carrying out
not only the plans of the American Library
Association, but more than that-requests
from the boys themselves.
This is work that everyone can do. You
can let your idle books help our soldiers /;
you can do your bit" by Immediately col
Letting good books to be forwardedto army
camps. to the front and to the hospitals.
Our young men are sacrificing their edu-
cation, business and professional training,
and home life to serve their country. They
need books and current magazines for
study, recreation and diversion in lonely
moments. And more than this, is the
great necessity Of preserving their mental
balance. 1t is just as important that OR
men may be given intellectual and moral
stimulus as to be given physical care.
Any readable book of general interest
will appeal to the soldiers. Books on the
war, popular travel, history and biography
as well as fiction and short stories. Stir
ring poetry is in request, as well as good
drama. Foreign language study books,
especially French grammar and dictiona-
ries, are much needed also easy French
readers and stories.
We want books for the uneducated, good
books for boys. All grades Of men must
be helped by these libraries, for some have
not the habit of reading and books must
be included which are not over their heads.
Send us everything will do the rest.
We urge all to collect books in their
communities, and as soon as practicable
notice will be given as to where the books
will be received and packed for shipment
BERTHA H. TALBOT.
Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
ThIs-And Five cents.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip en-
close five cents to Foley & Co.. CHICAGO
ILL.,, writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive In return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets
For sale BY X. W. Vinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
NOTICE.

This is to inform those desiring to use
lime that our company is in position to
supply agriculture lump, ground and hydrate
lime promptly.
M. J. GROVE LIME CO..
Lime Kiln, Md.
Phone, 25 Buckeystown.
aug 24-fm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
Piano Tuning.

Tuning for Rockville and vicinity. $500:
Repairing a speciality. Used pianos OF all
makes for sale and half-store prices guar.
anteed. Get my prices on new pianos and
player pianos. Cash talks.
FRANK A. S1UE.
$40 Mass. Ave, N. w.,
Phone main 1919 Washington. ID. G.
july 13-lm*
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
FOR SALE

I have for sale Lot No. II. Section No. q.
containing $3.50 square feet ION Darnes-
town road, just outside Of Rockyillel. and
Lot 8. in Section 8, containing $1,000 So.
n. in West End Park. just west Of Rock
Vile, Md. Offers are wanted for these lots.
J. ABBY HENDERSON.
auR 24-lm Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
FOR 9AIE

A small farm of 80 acres, more or less
situated about mile northeast Of Rock
Vile, and known as the John Bean home.
There are upon the property three houses,
two good wells and never-failing spring
Of water. Apply to
HARRY K0HLH0SS.
Poolesville. Montgomery county. Md.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07
IX;ANTED

w To rent, at once, large
farm suitable for dairy purposes. Must
be able TO support go mich cows. Give
full particulars as TO size, soil. cultivated
acreage, distance to nearest station. terms:
etc, In first letter. Address Farmer.
care OF the Sentinel. Rockville, Md
aug 24-2t"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07

Notlce.-The Germantown Band is now
fully equipped and ready to make engage
ments for playing for picnics. parties, en-
tertainments, &c, at reasonable prices
For dates and prices. address Roy L.
Marth, Secretary, Germantown. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07

A 9 II. P. Fairbanks-M
gasoline engine, suitable for heavy farm
work. in excellent running order. Can be
seen in operation. Price. 500. Apply to
W. SCOTT,
One block below Morrison street.
Broad Branch Road,
iulv 27-3tM Chevy Chase. d. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-09-07

monia Gardiner; End. Mrs. A. M. 0ffutt.
Copper or brass work. list. Louise Lar
combe; End. Mr.. J. C. Hall. Jewelry, list.
/ Mr.. J. G. Hall. Leather. LIST. Louise Lar
combe; End. J. G. Hall. Photography, list.
J. G. Hall. Scroll saving, list. j. G. Hall.
Stenci!ing, list. Louise Larcombe; End
Mrs. Fred Keplineer. Wood block paint
IND. Louise Larcome. list; Mrs. Fred KEEP
Iineer, End. Wood carving. Louise Lar
cOmbe, list.
Fruits-Apples. fall pippins. Mrs. Lii
Ian Robertson, list: Rose Wagner. End
York Imperials. LIST. r. B. Thomas; End. X
P. Hines, Sr. Maiden blush. list. Mrs. W.
II. Bowman; End. VIM. T. Rideely. Crab
apples, list. Mrs. Alfred Ray; End. Mrs. A
p. Hull. Wealthy. list. r. B. Thomas; End
Alfred Ray. Golden pippin. list. Jame'
W. Barnsley; End. Mrs. Charles 7. John
son. Gravensteins. list. Thomas Waters
r. p. Hines, End. Smokehouse, list. r. P
Hines; End. Mary B. Nichol. Summe
queen, list, r. P. Hines: End, S. W. War
field. Ben Davis. list. VIM. P. Ridsely; I'd
, S. W. Warfield. Summer Rambeau. LIST. j
G. Ward: End. Mrs. W. U. Bowman. Grapes
!, ist Mrs. Lillian Robertson; End. s. v
Warfield. Dsmsons, list. Mrs. W. U. Bow
man: End, Mrs. Margaret Welsh. Ounces
q list, Esther Umstead; End. 7. A. Barnslel
\ Pears. list, s. W. Warfeld; End. Rose Wal
. ner. Plums. list. S. ". Warfeld; End. Mr.
Matte Hoyle. Peaches. Bell Of George
. list. Edward Mount; End. Willis Moor
;. Champion. list. s. W. Warfeld. Old Nixol
Il 1st, r. p. Hines, Sr. Stump Of the Worl
;. LIST, r. p. Hines Crawford early. LIST,
W. Warfield: End, r. P. Hines. CrawfoI
q late. list. Edward Mount. Apples. Crime
:. Golden, LIST. Willis Moore; End. X. ?. Hine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

i.aurcnS County also has voted a
bond issnc for road building. Tho is.
sue Tor mat county will be 100000.
and work Ia &" lie commenced ius. AS
soon as the details can be mappcd ON;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
.LYNCHBURG GOING AFTER
INDUSTRIES AND FARMERS
fhumhrr Of Commerce Win seven
Hundred Members and Ample
Capital Plans III. Work.

LNNtnEul;I. VA April 7.-Lynch-
hur-'s Ch:,nbc' Of Commerce. with the
Cooperation Of the Town Development
Company OF New York has effected
rcorgani.,';i"u. which gives 1t 200 mem
bcrs. With an annual income Of about
SlG.5vo. SiN bureaus are embraced in
va" i"W "rG3ni%at agricultural.
civic. imdus,rial. mercantile. convcn-
iions and publicity and board of trade
Emphasis was given to The work OF
The AGRICULTURAL bureau. and bankers
merchants. J"hbcrS and manufacturers
have all Interested themselves in the
work. Farmers OF This section have
hcrCt"for" hcru almost exclusively en-
gagged IN ;Chacc" raising and the
greater part IF Az foodstuifS. incllid-
inc Vegetables. have been shipped in
The Chamber Of Commerce has deter
mined that the community shall feed
itself. and with this end in view the
national government. at The request OF
THO state department OF NSriCulturc
has detailed u farm expert TO make u
marketing survey Of this c;ty ;,u.i AID
'"rrnt territory NS hcIp III tho
d"vciupmrut oC the agricultural re
sources 81 this hcction. :, movement is
under WAY iu hohalr OF good roads III
Virginia. ana particularly in the ter
rttrrN contiguous to l.NnchbI;rs
II has long hccm demonstrated that
There ~ - good SupDlN of factory labor
IN this section Of the state All can.
able and intciiiGrni aud native born.
and undcr the now regime The Cham
her of Commerce" has had lj;il" trouble
i'm securing already TWO industric.
which viii use zee employees TO start
These Industries have been secured
without the payment Of amy bonuses
or other Inducements. Nn earnest
campaign Tor I'D 'itinnal industries is
now ON. but the chamber will not deal
with amy concerns that cannot show
good rating III tho commercial
agencies and Intelligent aud capablc
management
MI Of tho bureaus have been or
..IIiZod. and there is so much activity
tina, e nov Spirit Of progress is cvi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
NEW ENGINE TERMINALS
Southern itniinn. 4" Makr Extensive
thrr~cs at selma Between lta-
trirh nnH G0IdsborO.

SELMA. X e.. \prii THE South,
c"m halfway has decided 10 build a
new freight N,rd and engine terminal
At this poini. thc half-w.ty station he
tween Raleigh and C;oldShor" The new
facilities 10 be provided VII include
SiN YARD tracks Of 10" cars raonsi cy
each. 3uu-ton steel mechanical coat
handling plant. serving one engine
track and tho main line. two ciudo' CON.
veNorS. engine storage. Stnndiu, aud
approach tracks. repair tracks, f"r thir-
u -four cars. With paint. carnvn.,r aud
blacksmith shops. water and COM
pressed air facilities. pens for water
ing and feeding stock in transit. Il n",y
track sc:'ic. relocation a. nriu line
and connecting and industrial tracks 10
accommodate" the situation of tic new
ward. The freight depot will aisu he
moved.
The company says this new arrarse-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

dent in this hundred year old city that
haS been known for decades for its
wealth and ultra-couScrNatiSm.
~ u Rylahd is business n,ana.cr OF
the Chamber OF Commerce. lie has
ceased active association with Il sue
ccSSiui business Al financial sacrifice
because he has real vision of city
building and is willing TO take up this
burden Tor t.Inchhurg aud it's citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

ncnt will give IT better facilities for
'andlinG business at Selma. which Is
tbs relay point tor its frciGh, trains
between Spencer. y. g.. and ninncrS
boint Va. and /, is also an important
Junction ~iih III" Atlantic Coast Lime.
l!"SidcS. Tic changes Will nee; the
wishes 81 residents OF Selma. who de-
sire the removal from the center Of
The town OF the present yard aud en-
= in. terminal facilities
Construction OF The in provcn-c nt:
~ begin as soon as tn" contracts car
he awarded and materials assembled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
n.cins and Finishing rnctor,,

BURLINGTON. y. g.. April THE
Sellers Hosiery Mills. of this pi:,cc win
IN the near future commence to do the :,
own dNcing and iiuisi:ine instead of
ShippinG their prUdJct 10 other noint .
ia" i.at purpose The managers ar.
bGtldIr Il brick factory lJux51 Cs1
in which th"y VIII install as soon =, 4.
possible al! OF III" necessary cGuin-
ment. mach 'nCy. etc. for d,oim; and
finishing the hosiery that is bru,.
madn in the MILLS every daN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

capital stock being 100000 The com.
phnr proposes To commence at one.
IN" development OF coal lands on
SCOTS Rum in Mononxahela Count,
ana VIII install mining equipment with
II "apaci'N Of 1000 tons per month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

COLUMBIA : G.. April THE good
!"adS fever * breaking out all over
'hi< state. Chester County has iuS;
voted bond issue of Stjo.o60 for hi2h-
WAY construction. and the county
comm lSSioucrs have employed an cnpi-
nccr and ar" giving consideration TO
All Of The details OF construction. with
ne view of starting The GOOD work by
or before the first OF May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
rhc nrnd,. branching ou,.

F.tlRMONT. W. VA. hpril THE
Usage Coal t"mpany has been char
tered here by sam T.. Brady. ~ T..
Brady. DaNid &. Hcay and others. Tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
EDISON CO.'S
STATEMENT Is
ENCOURAGING

IN spite OF Increased production
costs. and "a decrease IN thc not in
come OF - per cent FOR September
over Tho Same month wear ago.
thc not income ~ the Detroit Edison
company for the first nine months
ot 1917 b0ws gain of q per cent
over 'hc CORRESPONDING period i'm
19lG Tho figures. after making AN
deductions, ARE respectively s1S46.
39i 50 and &I.77Al2713. EXPENSE
ri rfT7 EIW0 period Increased $50
per cent and in September 257 per
cent The gross revenue for tbs ~iRr
$3.50 lsA gain nf 27s2 per cent
ana for September. f7s uar cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
FOE PRISON
CAM { Hold
l. s. SAILOR
Moewe Prisoner rs
capes To Sweden
With information

sian correspondent tHifca Press
eTocKu0iN oct 1S-Tne
49,. ,..,,.-,...., -, ..c,re from n Ger.
"''' --...,.
man PRISON ''u'p "Vu '"e ~
taken bY The German raider Meow,
reached here "Wednesday after six
,..,..i.s, dow. concealed I'M the mold
,s. sri, .rr,,inr from KEEL
vy--rr.. ,,EarI.s smith os
49,. r[,n
80. ~, ,he American nrisoncrs
-, 49,. a. % e,,l,b 5.rf,,
"a nm tbsir ii,n. wore oniy sawed
,,,,..rs. .ent from kind.hfartet
rrrt.t,r. "a. porne
ao., g,.,ds j., ',heca weren't for
oo var rh,y would SAW no h,u
,.,,r ,t.. t.I.,, thi. Is 81 rich man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
GARFIELD WILL
MOVE TO CURB
COAL MINE STRIKE

WASHINGTON oct IL Action
ht Fuel Administrator Garneld 20
rreyent threatened nationwide
t1ke of uiluminous miners, is eX
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18

For many years we have been established
rental Headquarters for the thousands occupying
summer homes az the various resorts throughout
Che state our many stores matchless stock
perience and facilities give us This business in al
most MS entirety AZ the close Of the season
these instruments are AN returned Warerooms
filed with new stock allow Of chance for hold
ing and disposng of this rental stock in The
ordinary course Of business by the time the last
one Us received we aim 20 have placed the hun
dreds of them in nuslc-loying quallty.and.yaluc-
appreciatng homes.
40 no other House is there occasion for such
clearance ar no other House is there reason or
opportunity for presenting such wonderful saw
ings We have received seasons rental
these Instruments Won bus at reduction OF this
amount AND EVEN MORE for they must so
fast and they are CONE QUICKLYl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18

Papershirts are now being served
ont ga Russian soldiers for use in
cold and Wet weather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18

70 is remarkable fact that not
onf U tho great German composers
W1r pus lan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
Only a Very
FeU Days More
And Our lith Annual Summer Resort
Piano Sale Will Close

Tho last OF The rental Pianos and Player
Pianos are now coming iu you've no time to
lose good usoriment end sensational bargains
are here now for your selection. but It requires
only q glance through The accompanying list 10
realize immediate action Is necessary that our
prices mean quick sales. Many homes will be
made brighter and given added pleasure from
TO-DAY on through this sale steck-LET YOUR
Homo BE- ono of Them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18

turnout Pennsylvania and West Viz
e,nia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-03
FOUR DEAD, FIFTY INJURED, IN
BURLINGTON RAIL WRECK

Creston, Ia, Feb. 3.-Four persons
are dead today and so injured are in
the local hospital and hotels as result
Of wreck of Burlington train No. u.
eastbOUnd, which struck a broken
rail at Cromwell station, six miles
east of CrestOn, at 1920 o'clock last
night. The dead are: Mrs. John
Sash of Creston, F. L. Schroeder of
Omaha, A. B. Davidson of Neenah,
Wis, and an unidentified woman.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-03

Sheridan I'd, sued for $4,000 by w.
c. L. FELTON,, $40 Argyle. Alleged
SANDER, basis.
Louis Bowman, So w. Gath, held to
U. S. grand jury on charge of illegally
selling opium.
Kellogg Speed, physician, 122 S.
Michigan av., sued for divorce by
Bertha Speed. DeseTtiOn charged.
Harry Alderman, 1910 Washburne
av., hurt by auto of Motor Transport
tatiOn Co.
T. M. Robertson, diamond broker,
Chicago Savings Bank bldg, sued
Madison Building Co. for $4,000.
Saws lack of heat caused rheuma-
tism.
Woman hurt by Indiana aV. car at
43d st. Thursday identified as Mollie
Swan, 4O18 Michigan av.
Lone bandit got $185 from Mat
thew Derengowsk's saloon, 1404 N.
Pauina.
John Morton, Hubbard Woods,
bldg. contractor, charged with as
sault in $4,000 suit of Nora Farrell,
domestic.
Mrs. Catherine Saxton, Evanston,
found dead in chair. Heart trouble.
Jos. Harick, chauffeur for Myron
H. Spades, 221 Walton pl., found I'M
der auto overcome by engine gas.
Revived.
Geo. j. Lake, First,Ward sup't, sus-
pended by Public Works COm'r Ben
1T ~, CHARGE Of Dadding citv nav
roll.
Alice Palmer, II, 1922 DrexeI blvd,
died suddenly after eating pink ice
cream.
Patrick Francis Stackpool, 5, fatal
" hurt by auto of Bridget Brennan,
oak Park. Died in fathers arms.
S. M. Hastings, pres. III. Manufac-
turers' assn, said Billy Sunday was
greatest salesman" in country.
Many Veniremen excused at trial |
of Oliver F., VIM. H. and Jas. T. Pals
81 Re-, i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-03

Eddie Connors found guilty of try
ing to rob S. Huska, salOOnkeeper,
900 N. Springfield ay. Edw. Craig,
300 Ellis av., arrested on charge of
trying to frame" alibi for Connors.
Dean Mary Ross Porter, North
western "U," ordered cabaret and
dance" poster removed from fence
near university.
Peter Kragh, baker, 148 N. Cicero
av., fined for not labelling bread.
Spanish-American co. war veterans
urge peace at any price"
Frank Motz, e21 w. 31st pl., killed
by switch engine.
City lost appeal to force removal
Of Market street stub" Of Oak
Park a."
Ernest Vavie, 4517 Throop, came
home drunk and ordered wife and
four children out into cold. Shell
tered by police.
WelI-dressed man, about 80, found
lying on sidewalk in front of Shell
don's morgue, 912 w. Madison. Be-
Iieyed dead; taken inside. Woke up
later Jail.
Burglars got $500 in ieweIry from
home of Mrs. Sarah GroUndwater,
SAL w. 69d.
Mrs. Eleanor F. De Winner, d.
vOrced from L. A. DeWinner in No
vember, married to Homer L. Shell
den, named by De Winner as core
spondent.