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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
HOUSES FOR RENT

WANTED TO RENT--Five or six
room house before May /; modern
preferred. Address 1913 care Tri-
hnna -r 4-5.6t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

FOR SALE-If you want one of the
best lots in Riverview addition,
see L. G.. Hartley at Wills Seed
store 4-3-6t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

If you have house or lot or va
cant lot for sale, see J. ]. Ryan.
Haggart Bldg. Phone 852k.
d.d mn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

WANTED-150 acres sod breaking.
Communicate with 222 End st. Bis
marck. n. D, 4-3-6t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

WHNTE6-Good seed potatoes. Os:
nov IT viii g. Co 3-3-Gt
FLAX LAND-Several good raw quar-
ters, near town, at $2S per acre;
few improved farms for sale or rent.
Will pay no agents commission.
Deal direct with Karl Klein, owner.
Washburn, N. D. 2-27-2mo
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE One
fine upright piano for sale, @: VIII
exchange for work horses. Box 256,
bismarck NJ d. 3.31-5t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

to 20 cars good green
horse hay. Mccormick Montana
Seed House, Eillings, Mont.
= $780,. 3.12-1mO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
Debating With Bryan
Like Arguing About
Decalogue, Says 7. R.

NEW NORk, March o -Ihco-
N dorc Roosevelt has declined
am invitation ot representa-.
tive, ul the Cuugrr,. ut Forums 10
debate ,hc subject oi preparedness,
100 ,n, Ti'y with William Jennings
UI,Ju It Na, announced tonight
NJ Eron accepted Lud said thai
me and Colonel Roosevelt should
tfl,cl owe, the youutr. each paw
iug IN, own c>pcusc, and charging
mo- admission To- the public
Colonel Roosevelt In ms reply
said m part
cannot accept your ~opo,al
because ! regard IT a. a waste ot
time to debate uoudcbatahlc sub
lects To debate with Mr.. BRYAN
hl, view, against national prcpar
cdncSS would IN uN Judgment he
precisely an par with debating
the uudc,ltah,llty ol homogeneous
marriage, ar the moralt, ot ahol
l,h,ug patriotism. or the advantage
of the rclutroducuon ot slavery or
'hc right oi Judge To- aCCep, hrlhc,
from gl'or,. og the duty OF sub
mission to the divine right Of l,u.,,
ur the propuetv OF action such a.,
that of Bcncdltt Arnold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
NONE THOUGHT
SHE'D EVER
HAVE WELL
DAY AGAIN
Mrs. Addie Bryan Was Told
That Only an Operation
Could Save Her.
SUFFERED Is YE RS
"It's Wonderful the Way Tan
lac Restored My Health, "
She Says.

The, said thar ah operation Wac 'H.
only thing that would save me and NONE
dl my.pcoplr thought would c.cr 60"
up dgam said Nv Ndilc Rr,an
.~ho rr,iJc, At ,U>Opo,lcu .tccr
lIuu.lor when the 'suhC rrwc
eu'auye called at her home d lce
da', ago
That lust the condition ! va, r
dtlr. ,uilrrN. agony 'ur u"cu long
YEAR She. continued 'l wa, told that
| had pall,toncS dnd there we're time,
. when bad such an awful pam 'n w
/ side that couldn't even he tu touch
/ the place with my hand zoos, dread
! ed lo sec bedtime come, u % unh
meant another night rl rc,ll.. mD.cN
lu me because ms terrible pains WuuO
Sc. n AND keep mc lrow -lc.plue
# suffered All Nh, time with indigo,
uon and uy appetite lett wc culrrcN
because there wa, nothing J could eat
that wouldn't torture m stomach and
bring uu another ui those drcadluI
.pcll. lo,, weight until ! was So
'hu and rundown and weak lhdt !
could hardly keep going and long ago
! had 10 qut trying ,n do any wort
auml the hlu,,
"llc last spell had kept inc iu bed
ior two whole week, and tina, wa
when they SAID would have tolc op.
Grated on or lhcre va, mo- hope i'r me
tell YOU ! thought that INV time bad
urcy come then. tor everything els,
. had hccn dome TOR me. and c,cN mc1'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
Auto Factories
Offered to u. S.

NEW YORK, March 9.--One hun
drcd and one automobile manuta,tur
ers representing the membership OF the
National Automobile Chamber OF Com.
merce whose factories are said 10 have
a capacity OF more than one mlll'n
motor vehicles a year today placed
their entire resources at the call OF
President Wilson for ANY cmcrgcu-N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
VOTE FOR II L. HELM,
Commissioner Public Works.

Governor Too Busy says Freezing
Pressure Of business beforV the logirla-
ture has kept poverrbr Williams from
tuIl,irg 10 the parents ~ Vernon Hatficld.
,br Nouth Killed los TLlsa policemen, ANA
~, further fact that the governor be-
hyyts County Attorney Reeves VIII DO
his dIIy In the prose Dutlon NJ the o'ii-
GERS. arc given ~ the reason why th.
attorney generals office viii not take a
p3it In the prose Hution In u l"ttor written
by trc attorney general to Ia Grassland
~ TJlaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
o,a,h,

Do Rogers 30 years old. local hosp.
W
90 nahcc.k 81 years old oos West,
lii'n street
" B Csntan, S6 years Old, u.i west
Seventh, a'rrrt
.Nr' Nb'. lla Smhcr - years old
lMld.N lbu
smusI q Dii'ord. i' y,afs cld' M
East Smith street
NJ Elizabeth Thrme. e6 years old
80 Nufih Western avenue
N.ICHtct Francis Doubled ss daNs old
IL g. n SO. Z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

Record for Enllstments A new record
for one recruiting officer IN twenty
four hours was established Yesterday
when g. t. KENNEDY. officer Of the navy,
completed the examination Of sixteen lp-
ph,luis for entrance iu tho navy and Vr-
rcut,d ten for enlistment The oppn
gtuta we're from Enck okla
Food sll. Planned -rirclo Two ~ tho
T. lI... Nid rH.I.'. NJ tI. NiyWoud IRE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
M. Ada RIrch.

Mrs ADA Rrch lS year, old dicd last
nlrm ~ $50 ~ lock 81 the home of hct
ni"., Mr.. d. D. loc sixteenth street
rNh ''ii'' avenue Funeral H"r,irrH Viii
. ....n.t. m .., su,ri a ppp.f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

a,to,'pn church win conduct food sale
tomorrow afternoon at the EornhauEh'
BroH dr,. goods store All kinds OF plrt,
tbc. bread. salads and other homemade
foods VIII Ne sold
Dr J. L. Dean. Dentist. 5Jt Lee Bldg
ADV
Ferris Que Today Congressman Scott
Fciit. who VIII arrive IN Oklahoma 'ii,
at o'clock This afternoon, viii bc gucs'
" honor At y dinner given by the Young
Mems Democratic club and friends In the
basement uf the Culrord building tonight.
Dr. HlrshNcld. 2n9 Am Bk Bldg ADV.
elks to Elect officers THE Elks lodge
viii holi their annual cl"ftiun NJ officers
at IN, haH on West Maid street tonight
Use the Vale potato yeas: bread retailed
only at 62J North Broadway and S29
South iiarvey.--Adv.
Hen for Banquet Francis \. schmidt
director of athletics of Henry Kendall
college. and T. .. Moselov, both Of Tulsa,
br' IN the city today To attend the an
nus Founders day banquet nj the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity Ht the Loc-
lluokius tonight They went TO Norman
tn attend a smoker and reception AZ the
chapter house OF tho fraternity.
Lots to be Appraised Appraisal ~
plated school lots in the additions soJt1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

Reception Committee to eet--Nemher,
of the committee appointed by the chant
hcr - Commerce to arrange reception
or returned oklahoma Sational Ruards-
mcu win meet this afternoon ~ . O cln.
IN the rooms OF the chamber 10 arrange
final ulnua
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

~ Capitol HNl will begin In few da''
under direction of The school land depart
ncut according ~ anuoinc ement mnis
b, George \. Smith, secretary. Nerietdty.
II viii ne necessary for the persons hold
iur preference rights on the propctt, ~
max" application b. have tho improve
ncuts appraised.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
Vital Statistics
Marrlane Llcnnsts.

N.mrd' = Nenconbcrgcr 900 years old
Winfield kan and Theodore T. stan.
fHH = wears old Winfield Kan
Edward Noggvrt 30 Ncir. old lpvtou.
u.N. Hud Mrs INellur I kIutE. o.
E,uH old, Dalton Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

Use the Vale potato yeast bread retailcd
only at 623 North Broadway and 529
South Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

VOTE FOR n y. HELM.
Commi sFoncr Public Works
A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09
Or. Hlrshncld. 2o9 Am. Bk, bldg -Ad

elks TO Elect officers The Elks lodge
win hold their annual cl"gtiun NJ officers
AT In, hau on West Maid street tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

Dr. J. L. Dean. Dentist. SJt Lee Blds
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-09

Lot3 To be Appraised Appraisal ~
2I,i'rl school lots u the additions soutI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
SERVICE
REDUCED,
SAYS D. u. R.
Company Admits TAX
ing Off Cars; Blames
Slack Business

The d. r. r admits taking on
cars on various lines, but gives poo
business as the reason The com
pany makes this statcmrIt
There has been lengtheninR out
OF the Interval between car on vait-
Gus lines and AT various times This
has been due wholly 20 a decline 81
business within the city one-fare
zono as reflected by decided de-
crease in the number of passengers
carried hut yet carried az an increase
m cost due 90 the high prices Of
labor and materials used Ia making
possible a car ride
We sincerely trust that business
activities Will shortly come back 20
the standard ~ year ago. but we
are face 20 face with the fact that
the decline - here az this time
We have 20 meet these changed
conditions Just as you and your ne gh-
Dor have 90 meet them We must
cut the quit according 20 the cloth
That There has been a startling de-
crease IN the number ~ passengers
carried and ~ course IN our pas
scnger receipts IFS Felf-evident You
can see this yourself any day hy
Watching the cars The rush hort
period Ia not so long nor SO heavy
nor are the cars during the body 81
thc day carrying nearly as large a
number OF people as before the
slump This latter condition IA par
ticularly noticeable and in Itself has
a decided bearing upon caring for
% service during tho rush hours
We cannot encRg" car crows for an
hour or two Ia the morning rush and
again for similar period late In the
fferpoon Men cannot AFFORD 20
work that way. we must give them a
faIr days wage based upon n fair
days working hours In this respect
we are not a partiClN different from
other concerns
And az that The reduction in SER
vice hn snot been nearly az great as
IS wc ~ our critics would have YOU
Nclleve ln thcir efforts 20 strike az
fhe rr-rcutlu- and sisip-st0p plans
900 or'cr % cloak their own question
able plans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
BOOTH EGGTNG
TRIP WILL HAVE
TO BE POSTPONED

RUFUS NH'rr "a Negro. 80 years
o'd. wu not go into the bootleggine
husine Camp Custer until th,
police courts ret thru with him on
Il forgery charge. Detec,' zee Glen
d and & Donovan took Miller iutu
roefody Do p he WAS frcp pairing o.
take s2 worth Of whisky from
lcEilau.avc saloon. Friday morn
ing
Miller was sent after check ~.
$50 by Ike Eroad his employer. NJ
Ter got fho check lndorsed his CIR
ployer's mara eud ordered The whi
y lIn pre arod the check In pa
ard a rtc saloon mN0 3d Eo
lay- IN chang r' tol' him 20 ca
.fer
"h Arl,r ff tho loo0koepe
-.-y 20 the I4ie. Aitc'
Uga.ar tha detcctv appear
a an tl, SCENE wien MILLER l1Ile
TO u change au u-c.i hn U
aer N -ld o. WAS r1a
a.n ,ho Whisky lo Negroes d
CmDp Gust
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
MOST COAL
ORDERS CAN
Be FILLED
City Bureau Satisfies 80
Per Cent of Calls
For One Day

The city fuel administration Was
able for the "a hours ended at
noon Friday TO satisfy so per cent
Of the calls for fuel that II had re-
ceived Calls for fuel are dropping
on very materially.
In the last few days coal has
been dribbling into Detroit in small
lots. W K Prudden, state fuel ad-
ministrator. has caused Oct. 20 10
be fixed as Michigan day when the
output OF all the mines in the dis
trict that normally serves Detroit
for that day will be sent TO this
city.
city coal dealers are rebelling
against delivering coal 10 points in
the north end OF the city. around
the Six Seven and Eight-Mile-rds.
TO Offset this the coal administra-
tor plans 20 have coal cars shipped
in on the railroad siding at the
state fair grounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
VAN zILE
is TAKEN
BY DEATH
Judge II a d Distin-
guished Career on
Bench and al Bar

Circuit Judge Philip n Van Zlc
died in his home, 30 las FOfcst-ayc.
west. az 1880, Friday morning DE
had been unconscious since Thurs.
day and just slept away He was
- years old
Judge Van Zile was born iu Os.
ceola, Pa. July %, 1913. He was
educated ia Union academy near
his home. and later took course ln
Alfred university In Ncw York state.
When the civil war broke ne WAS
Of tender years aud his parents for
badc him accepting "a pradered cou
mission In he "pcunsy lvania Buck
tails an organization that distiu-
guisbed itself on several occasions
Two years before The war enlcu
hi, parents We're visiting I'M Mi,ht
gan and ne virtually ran ava! 90
enlist in the artillery branch oi thr
Army of the Cumberland where p,
fought under Gen Thomas $50
went thru the battles ol Eash, It
and Franklin, whore Gen Hood Fas
defeated ON the eve of his depart
IRE be became engaged 20 thc .ad}
whom ne later married when pcao.
wa. declared he decided 20 stud
law and entered Che University O.
Michigan where he was grGduatca
in 1857
Afia graduating he settled "a
Charlotte. Mich. and soon thereal
ter was elected prosecuno atfor
ney. A. tine completion OF his team
De- was elected rirc1 Judge u -h'
circuit that. at THAR Time incudea
D. Counties OF Eaou Barry arI
Calhoun
During hig term ho WAC persuaded
by Pres don't Arthur 10 accept th,
post Of district atrotnes iu th ier
rifor " Ctah alrr CON t,-5hlc on
lection Ho Gnelly consented eud
wa SON 10 Salt Lakc City
The Nernon controlled .hc iW2
Uon pretty rhoroy at rhet rmo AND
as the result OF hi. ANTI Now "a ao
UviGes hos ilse Yves threatened v
era' .rues IIe carrff rcyoire.
continually earring M seven years
stay
Hr madc yorsl trir j WASH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
Give The Stomach
A { nance To Work

We can't expect the stomach 20
act. normally II the natural avenues
OF elimination are blocked so II can
not dispose or its refuse. When the
bowels are constipated the stomach
is called upon for work beyond us
capacity and the result is oloat.
beichinF. headache. and discomfort
generally. and. unless the condition
II promptly relieved. serious illness
An effective remedy for constipa-
tion - sold in drug stores under the
name % Dr. Caldwelrs syrup Pcpsin.
II is combination OF simple laxatiye
herbs with pepsin that acts on the
bowels In gentle. natural manner,
without gripping or other pain or
discomfort. Rfrording speedy Keller.
Get a bottle OF DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup
Pepsin from your druggist and have
n in the house when you need II; y
costs only Atty cents and Is the ideal
family remedy. mild enough for, chill
dren and old people yet sufficiently
powerful for the strongest constitu =
tion. A trial bottle. free OF charge
can bc obtained by writing 10 Dr. w.
y caldwell. 456 Wsshington-st. Mon
tlcclio Illinois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
PREJUDICE
is CALLED
WORST FOE
Must Be Overcome To
Win War, Say British
Delegates

The greatest war America will
have 10 neh will be that against
prejudice declared n. ". CARED
20 an audience OF about 100 employ
ers and representatives. of labor or
ganizations In The Board OF Com
merce, Friday morning.
Mr.. CARED H. deputy assistant
secretary 81 the labor regulation dc.
rartmont og the British government
and member OF The commission
now In this country from Britain 10
confer with capital and labor on
how both can best be served during
the war The commission comes
with three years OF war experience
behind II. and now that America has
Just entered The war the members
believe they can aid America by
living her The result OF Britain's
experience in carryine on the indus
rial struggle an home as well as
The war OF bullets and bombs
Mr. Cared IS accompanied BY 6
II Baltic. chief technical dilution
officer for the British government
Mr. Raillle also spoke before the
poard OF Commerce meeting. after
hitch both OF the speakers replied
10 a vollcy of questions they had
not amplned sufficiently in their ad
7a'S n.,,,....a.,.
~ was eKNialheu ,n't u' T.. 49,, 49,.
hcer Is one WI"
'h't" 40 ia
Io .'' .l'" 1917 80,
'o M"I
'l' me "".i' u''n'''t "as
-d N.hce ~. Hl 49, !.
feilelh ~,
IMP '".l Va ~
''on o"r"r r'@.iy 10 wy
niotos ii 'h'r "". as ~
'~on '9si+'' apprentices 70
'oh" Ut vacant ny men
hr0e u ~ mon or me-
"c'' NaFk's1 l"N'
RI 0t iei1nit ane ~ pen
a. S'coner WIS 40 nave
meeting but a., W. ia7' 'H'
rnad 'ha' he c2n'd ho' Yea
rCr'a- H'e'In
"A hy w'te dtp'iil.u ~ -
ron "t' h'u Nr ','f''o -"
rof th'' tfr'r pr" 'niF'
'cns Thar ail patrlots MA
he
. Those. there Is life, ne 81
81" t~cw America VIII make g..
f-~i 'c" r by Ihcn lher" l7 "oI
"atn ~ IT'S "r c'Wp "'t
erik That must h' sacrl 1c
q I know This country VIII d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

| FRESH FRUITS-best you can hnd
anywhere
Fresh Pomesranates, Toe; for Csc
New Cluster Table Raisins, pkg. soc.
| Blue PIurs. large basket. 45e.
Tokay Grapes, H. Zoe; 10. basket
95c.
| Honey Dew Melons, Csc and 35e.
Wine Apples for sauce and baking.
| PIX Use.
TaIlman Sweet Apples, PIX. Csc.
Sickle Pears, PIX 90c.
Fancy Snow Apples, PIX. 7oe.
Table Peaches. box Zoe: basket 35e.
California Navel Oranges.
Fancy New Lemons.
Choice Large Grape Fruit.
Fresh crsnberries, To- i5e.
Fancy Bananas. N. 7e.
New Chestnuts. 10. 35e.
New English WaInuts, 10. zoe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

'l 7.ol t".'" .I.a. peIloa ana assist
:" Legislation lA"'
''' A. "A'Npohe OF NOT
"' IIoIN i'".i5 I4e.-
"'' " I".f senator ift'I Z %.
,'am lHth against
'' 'h'toNs offers Ae
non "4itl seven
".' ''t," 20 NhlFioi.',
.rHt.I'i G.L" me- mnHe'
".l ia lsa' JIG o.f'. 81
b" me .a' '.' "l N.. ~ 20
d. t'' DO, ana soon ai'rE
NN "dh LNc dr-" ot me ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
seek. Names Of Soldiers.

The mems auxiliary OF the eigh
teenth draft district, embracing m.
Fifteenth ward, is anxious 10 learn
the names and addresses Of soldie :
and sailors residing In the district
who are on active service. The
auxiliary was formed for the pur.
pose OF promoting the comfort and
welfare OF the mon from the eigh
teenth draft district. and the par
ents or relatives OF the men are
asked TO send names and addresses
10 John Barry. No 5l5 Mofiat build
ing. chairman OF The auxiliary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
PRISONERS
INJACKSON
PATRIOTS
Letters Show Spirit of
Men Behind
the Bars

JACKSON. Mich. oct. 26 Two
hundred men in The Michigan state
prison have subscribed for Liberty
bonds to the amount Of $1,000.
They took $500 Of the first nota-
ton and made a substantial sub
scription 70 the Red Cross fund.
Here are two letters from prison
ers that show the patriotic spIri,
OF the bonG-purchasers:
To the Chaplain.
7 wrote YOU Yesterday regard
ing those Liberty bonds. but since
hearing the warden In the dining
room yesterday, | have changed
nay conclusions.
While I am not allowed the
privilege OF liberty. yet e. think
81 the conditions that would pre-
vail should the Tinted states and
their workers foik cannot
consider II patriotic act, but
duty that should be considered
seriously hy every true American
Under those conditions, / would
request the administration 70
draw all the money J have in, the
Union bank. which is S22l 20, add
enough OF the money / have In
Liberty bonds ~ tho present is
sue. which. together with those
OF the first iseue viii make $500
IN all, and obllgc.
G. TAYLOR.
5558
Dear Warden,
IN subscribing for Liberty
bond / 10 $50 with no eeidsh moe
tive n my country is . Nting
FOR liberty a'd q wocrocy ana nv
diving brothers voices ccho from
the blood-stRiutf hattlef ~ for
hclp can even cali myself pa .
triot t. ASK four per cent on my
doliar2
The hour is one OF necessity
aud help should he erat uitpus.
expecting no reward save that
for tNhlri we orhf
have br kan tlf my
,cu0trr hIt uu0 rth Iess arn
dotus tre best oar hy swing
a ht~ rurI pennies for
Liberty bond.
COLLINS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
BRITAIN TO ASK
TWO BILLIONS

LONDON, Oct b chancellor y
the ExchCQuer Bonar Law an
nounced today hat on Tuesday he
will ask the house OF commons 70
a vote of credit for two billion dol
lars to finance the war until Deem
Der. at which time an additional
credit will be asked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

Russell il.il. 90. wanted In con
ec.ion VIA q badger game worked
a prominent business man OF
Rochester. y T.. was taken into
d tcey Thursday night FROM No
Is Seldcn-ave, by Detectives Cot
nr and O'Ncefe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

GREEN observation-disclosures
fresh every day.
Oyster Plant, bunch. Zoe.
Egq Plant, per ID. i5e.
White cauIinower, head. zoe TO 5oe.
Pie Pumpkins, ioo TO zoe.
Hubbard Squash, by piece. ID &C.
Whole, ID. &c.
White Cabbage, 10 &c.
Beets. Carrots and Turnips, ID. Sc.
Ruta Bsgss, 10 Sc.
Red and Green Peppers.
Cooking Onions. Of. Zoe.
Tender Leaf Lettuce, 10 25c.
Fancy Head Lettuce, 10. 4oe.
Hothouse Tomatoes, H. 35o.
Hothouse Cucumbers.
Fresh Spinach. h i2c.
Parsnips, Parsley, etc.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
REGISTRATION
Df At HAND
STAGE n SET FOR REGISTR.A-
TI0N az TE] MILLION Eli
CHILE FyR SERVICE.


Tomorrow is r3gisiration day IN
der the new seIe&sye draft bill and
male citizens beNween the ages OF
III and 81 will e required to re-
port Il the reeuar alecesoa hocshs
and register with the federal gov
eminent for mil larry service. The
Law provides til each and every
person within to- ages specified
she'll register In ersen or By agent
There Will be excuse making
Failure TO registd3 will draw d pun
ishsnent Of NOT 4 IS than one years
Imprisonment. MI lies OF eligible age
who are sick and nabse To so TO the
polls may registar tsrangsa an agent
representing them
Tae regir tyationI booths for Naxa-
E@eIsse will be fos ID al the various
voting booths for county elections.
Precinct No. is tte be found on
kurrh College stra>t Nc, at CRY
Hall. No on -oT h Rogers street.
and No at Wys r office on East
Main street.
Tae booths aili he opened At I
o'clock tomorrow orning and will
remain open until q o'clock tomor-
res night. Csssser of the town will
make ii a point I'd encourage regis
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
Red Cross NEEDS uU
NIL YOU ENROLL low?

Tomorrow while our vel FIN men
are registering ~hs shoui we not
III enroll for patriotic ser ee. The
cAil ar the Red Cross Is all, old
and young. men and u hen. boys
ana girls III your son ~ brother
vas injured On the field would you
be interesteds The mel Ibership fee
II only $1~Do year. 4 esident VIII
son is calling through L Red Cross
for $40. 900, 600 Yd & dollar will
help and II needed y - Member
ship in the society, Mich involves
no fixed obligation. though II i'm
plies Loyalty TO the led Gross and
such help as the md 6bers can give,
is distinct from en1bllment In spe-
oiaI forms OF serv (.
The arrangemen has been made
where persons INT rested tan enroll
at all drug store and the Dixie
theater Enroll bent booths al
these places vii be opened BIZ 3
osiack ID the nisnlag and win re-
main open taro ehouf the dag.