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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27


Miss znphia Earn % Mohrlsnd
visited With Mrs l.. T.. whnmore this
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l. Olsen are Wis
a time. '''
C. }. Powers OF Iiawatha was
among the visitors from over soutb
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. slapp Of sun.
nlside were among the visitors In the
county scat yesterday.
C. w CDoc) shores is here today
from Denver. Colo. and will be in
'arhon county ior some time.
Mr. and Mrs W. n. Won Elm Of
Mohrland and W. Won Elm of lila.
watha were visitors In Price yester.
day
sheriff George Coilingham went
~ To- salt Lake city last wednesday
10y automobile. accompanied by Mrs
Collngham.
Mrs. g. r. Larson arrived In Price
last evening from ogden e. Join her
husband. Tho latter y with the scow.
croft branch house at Price.
On =. a. slopanskey and l. a.
Lee ~ Helper were here Sunday by
automobile to learn the details of TN
Gle Sans draft Tor Carbon county.
Newt Farr of the internal rev
enue forces Tor this district was down
from Zion this week aud was q guest
81 the Tavern while here Ills visit
to Price was purely routine.
--Mrs Harry Gcsar and family ief,
Tuesday Tor san Francisco. where
they will make their homo at Hotel
Monroe. Mr.. Gcsas will Join his fam
/ ily In two weeks after a tour Of Vel.
lovstonc park.--salt Lake Tribune.
goth.
-Mra u. G. Tea Eyck and daugh.
ter. Carolyn. who have been cnioying
an extended visit with relatives In
West Virginia. have returned to their
home In this city. They report a very
enjoyable stay In the South.-Grand
Junction tColoD Ncws. 2ist
bishop Ilcbcr J. Leonard of Hun.
tington and family are back home
from the ST. George country by auto.
mobile lie reports fine trip with
plenty ~ fruit and melons In that sec.
ton. The farmers and stockmen are
more prosperous than Tor many years
Il G. Sans. vice president Of IN,
,. e. Penney company. IL here thi'
week from New York city on one al
his periodical trips of inspectinr
stores and going over the bushes,
done by them. ~ H. accompanied b,
his wife. and also by Mrs. W. ". Am.
norman ~ oklahoma city. Okla Al
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. "
zimmerman while herr.
Joe Nougier. Green Rivers rep.
resentatiye In the trenches ~ France
returned last Monday morning from
France on two months furlough
lays the Green River correspondent oi
Muahs Times uf the goth. Nougici
has extensive interests In sheep here
aud az San Rafael and three years az,
went to France Tor u short visit anc
was pressed into service while there
lie says the United States ccrtaini,
looks good o. him after seeing th'
war stricken countries of Europe. ~
wnf In akirmirh In which thirty
five men started out together and a
the end 81 the battle only five remain
ed alive and he was one % that luck
five.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

by pitcher. Miller by Evans. Davis by
Arnold. Umpire Eldrcdgc; scorer.
Avcriil.
Kenilworth forfeited the game on
the Twcnty-Fourth Go Price. Hinwa-
tina and Mohrland did not play that
day. either.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
sTANDARDvILLE

summary. Iiiawathn. .; standard.
2. threebase hitr. Kafer; HON. run.
spnhr; twohasc hits. Darruh, oCon-
nell and Memory; base on balls OFF
O'Conncn. Z; left on bases. Hiawatha.
o. standardvillr. II: first hare on err
rorr. HiawnthR. I. struck out hy
.O'Connen. 10. LOWS. g; passed balls,
Memory 1. Pace I. hit by pitcher,
LOWS. I. o'Conneli, l. Time ~ game,
two hours. umpircs. kirkpatrick
aud McMullcn,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
CLUB SCORES
TEN To FOUR or PRICE

Last Sundays game between Price
and Huntington was AN easy win Tor
the visitors Although Price was three
runs-gctting four toboggans In the
first inning-they could not hold
Huntington from scoring In the last
few frames. The feature ~ the game
was the great onehanded catch In the
right field by Wilson. The score:
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Summary Err0r9, Evans 2, BAR
low. A. Frandsen. Howard. A. Tru-
man. Thomas. twohase hits. Davis.
Roberts. White, Evans; throobase hit.
Roberts; base on balls of Evans b,
Roberts 1. Arnold 2; first base on err
rors, Huntington 2; hits runs of
Evans In four innings, s hits runs
off Roberts In five innings; defeat
charged To Evans; struck out by Fv-
ans 3. by Roberts y, by Arnold 10; left
on bases. Huntington s. Price o; hit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
PURELY PERSONAL

-------~------------~ -----------------
NJ =. nraffet n here from Salt
lake city on legal matters this week.
MIR. Alice Sage Of the Tavern l.
nkinF her vacation at Salt Lake
CITY.
Mrs Edith Beck Martin visited
With friends and relatives at Provo
THE week.
james rngricht Of sunnyrido and
A Bell 81 storrH were az the Savoy
iurng the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. n. Anderson 81
Soldier summit were Savoy guests on
Tuesday OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs y. l.. Davis OF Salt
lake City we're Price visitors on Tues
cav registering NJ the Savoy.
Miss Maud Braffct went In Co
Salt Lake city "Wednesday morning TO
iiisnd the marriage 81 n young lady
friend
Mrs Wallace A. Lowry and her
sister. Miss Walker. left yesterday
morning for a stay of several weeks In
Yellowstone Park.
DR. and Mrs. y. T.. Estes were
eoNn from Standnrdvillo during the
seek and made the Savoy hcadqunr-
I'm while In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. 4. Martin and
iAmily motored through Price Mon
day last On route TO their home az
Moab from Zion. They stopped ut the
savoy over night
a u. liadlcy. manager ~ the
Wasatch store az sunnyslde. was In
town Yesterday looking over drum
meFs lines displayed In the sample
RON az the Tavern.
&C. W. shores. a pioneer of Grand
Junction and owner Of property In
and around the city. 4 here from
lFnver for day ON business and Nis-
hlng old friends.-Grand Junction
'oolol News. sist.
Mr. and Mrs. n. H. Goctzmann.
Aises Matte strong aud Parthenia
horsley and Farley Rhead left Price
al Sunday by automobile Tor Provo
zion and other points In the state Tor
an outing of several days.
Misses barbara and Mary Twad-
We OF sunnySide. Utah. who recently
zane a. berkeley, have taken apart
meats al the Morril. where they are
Established for the summer.-iicrke-
J" tcalal Gazette, 10th.
MI and Mrs. Frank l.. Buckle
ana l.. A. Hlils ana their families are
noh'e after spending the Twenty
'ourh mp Huntington Canyon fish
ing ana camping. They had good luck
'nu a most pleasureable time.
Mrs r w. McIntlrc Of Eureka
her a Few days visit this week with
nsF daughter Mrs. T. G. Miles, lefl
"'uhtsday evening for Green River
" VISIT with another daughter Mrs
- uuiwits Mrs. Miles accompan'
led her.
MIS- Ed Seamountain came down
"om Woodside Tuesday night ana
WI spend week or so visiting hei
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Gibbs
~ was accompanied by Miss Lillian
A'hg NJ that place.-Green River DIS
patch 20th.
Miss Goldic Faux o. the extension
paF'ment of Utah Agricultural col
vs. at Logan, accompanied by Frol
alla'e sullivan. county agent, were
preon River yesterday and the daS
fboI' on matters In connection win
'"''' work locally
Frank Perry. clerk In Roadmas'
Moons office, has resigned thai
,lon % take one al Helper al
'i'eAeeper for the Green River diyl
NJ having gone there 10 assume hi
NJ. duties Friday morning. c. V
A'oNn WIN succeed Perry until schoo
s'ha'--Green River Dispatch, sOth
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Helper Mnrtln Clarence Oih0u ana
Louise Brace. both OF Wellington. and
Co Aaa Lake and CiariHFa Williams.
both ~ Castle Dale.
Green River aud Moab were last
week connected up by Midland Tcle-
phone company. The service n said
Ia be- good and the line substantially
built II T. the purpose OF Manager
Corbin 10 build ON 90 connection
with the Eastern Utah lines AT Sun
nysidc or Price.
charles Averin. proprietor of the
Elite har. has taken "a lease On the
east room of the Parker wecter build
INK and viii open aoft drink and
pool and billiard room business there
In after the first of August Tits fix-
lures will be moved Intact from the
=. g. Miles place ON Main street.
Payday was quite an event with
W. n. McCue on the 18Th. with his
pay check there arrived a fine baby
daughter az the McCue home ana u
there are any prouder parents than
the McCuca We de- not know who thci
are" rnyH Green Rivers Dispatch ~
the goth. Everybody has been huN
congrntulating them ana Mccuo has
not missed a friend yet with the Cd
gars The Dispatch Joins with the
wellwiHhera." The newcomer h q
granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. g. q.
Twaddle of sunnyaide.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

uiutah county II offering special
Inducements Co good teachers IN tho
country districts with u view a. get
ting them Ia remain ON their jobs. ae-
cordinE To- Earl ThompFpn, superin-
tcndent Of the ulntah district schools
who was visitor nt Zion last week
Thompson says the Indians OF the
county are willing Co Fell farms o.
teachers ON basis of one-fourth tho
purchase price down and the remain
der ON easy payments
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Wlaconsin's department of ugricul-
turo asked the mlllcrs of that state h.
experiment with the milling ~ harley.
The result has been Ca demonstrate
the fact that mixture of one part
wheat Ia two 81 barley viii produce
pnlatable bread about the color ~
whole wheat or rye bread and AT
much less cost The barley crop ~
the United States IN estimated al az
600. 900 bushels, and the price II now
about two-thirds that ~ wheat
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
HlAWATHA PUTS IT
OVER STANDARD
TEAM
CLOSE GAME or FOUR To THREE
PhAYED SUNDAY.

Visitors Lead Game Until the Eighth
Inning, When Hooters Come to the
Rescue and Help out On the Lines
-fcaturrs OF Game with Pitcher
oConncIi and Fielder Berg.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Remove Precipitation stains from a
garment by soaking In strong salt wa
ter before washing.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Ia cooking dandelion shoots II h a
mistake Co cook longer than viii make
them tender.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Legal blanks at The sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ slapp Of sun.
hlslde were among the visitors In the
county scat yesterday
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27

C. J. Powers Of Hiawatha was
among the visitors from over south
here yesterday.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
PUTNAM COUNTY BOYS
NOW IN j. S. NAVY
Twelve Have Enlisted in
Last Four Years.
More Needed.

Putnam county has not been recruit
cd bv the Navv and vo+ +boro ,ro -
,a,,ro W. ~. VI. n.y.. '",', IVY ''nU @ yeV '"eie are -
aF"'i aF ,'iel t5oM III eiIIt uepaiI IhiehU
rbose ~ onCLe no'5no oam I'm, @ ngntlng legion
81 I'5 Iu+ III ou'is nleit MeLe IIot collScIlPI-
eu' rofronn 9uC az were Yer 4I IoiuHteers VINO had
pawi;i ro,,.;as ei'N1 of ~ tll"' ol"llTH ot IHe
"el nioe, ~ ea rourse r.: nuloer Oh otnef
SoumS aJ iivl Aloiit f ttlls county nave acSo
,Iusoet nI,"ieeGieu 'soo ior L Lne navy M out 1or
ply Tbara ble", ea'oile nave ceei leJecseu'
otnfGad lnfIe IS 5;st a poster up IN front OF the
po2toi 1;1s'. ilee ue,'cIins young glrl IN
s;I.on Strimos eos,ue snd Sa Ma'ig one o1a[s ana
e.,pa %" ipeS Gnu .T ,i WIZ Is depieSenVeo as as
iayi'lG, say r. I Wi'h cl ! was d man. / d
JON 'i l"e navy & one IS 4 moro AM
tLIe'l en- II III IL loohS , ana ana pose, ana Just
1ne S Nlnu MIC, o oI gifi ,,: the average young
"I'" Di (.,T MJuIo oe Wiling 10 llshI lot tilaC
Sn~ WIZ lepIeeen'S Soul SlSteL)
inaE hl.E"E T,,I oe /" 10 o""ger Oh tne RUIN
IeST 1,,l,a nuns, g.. 49,. ...,,.... -,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
Red Cross ORGANIZATION.

Red Cross members and their
friends assembled at the Court House
Monday evening for the purpose of
changing the local branch into an
independent chapter, and for this pur-
pose the society sent for Miss Ruth
Rich of Jacksonville, a young woman
well versed and splendidly qualified
to help in the work of reorganiza-
ton. The results of the meeting are
that we now stand as the Putnam
County Chapter of the American Red
Cross: After the adoption of the
constitution and bylaws given by the
central organization, the officers of
the Red Cross Branch having held Of
flee six months were reelected. Three
of these officers will automatically be-
come members of the new organiza-
ton. The new officers and executive
board of the new organization are:
Chairman, w. P. Merriam; vice
chairman, Miss Mulholland: secre-
tary, Miss Bertha Corbett; treasurer,
F. H. Wilson; executive board, chair
man, secretary and treasurer. Miss
Mulholland, Mrs. Herbert Crook, Mrs.
A. H. Atwater, Mrs. F. H. Wilson.
Miss Kate Lucas, A. S. Willard and
f L. Mann.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
Good Man Gone Wrong.

P-Iatha is about to lose a good
family. Mr., and Mrs. J. f. Joter are
to move to Rocky Mount, N. C. Mr..
Jeter has long been associated with
the A. c. L. R'y and has been the COM
pany'S yard master and mainstay in
this city. Indeed he was so 1nuch of a
mainstay that the company has given
him q promotion which means added
responsibilities and added dollars. 1t
w&s the latter addition that made Mr..
Jeter decide that it was his duty to
so. He doesn't go from any dislike
of PaI9tka; indeed he likes it always as
well as the people like him.
Mr.. Jeter has been prominent in the
Knights Of Pythias here and is the
present District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor of the order in Florida. Pa
latka people will part with Mr.. and
Mrs Jeter regretfuly.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
SUWANNEE PRES
BYTERY MEETS
HERE OCT. 18TH.
In Presbyterian Church.
Big Gathering of Minis
terS and Laymen.

The annual meeting of the Suwan-
nee Presbytery will assemble in Pa
latka next Tuesday, Oct. 10Th, for
three days session, and many promi-
nent ministers from the denomina-
tion in Florida will be present.
The sessions of the Presbytery will
be open to the public at all times
and strangers and visitors will be
most cordially welcomed.
The following is the official pro-
gram for the meeting:
Presbytery will convene Tuesday
evening at 1870, and will be opened
by Rev, A. E. Spencer of Lake Citv,
who Will preach on the subject of
Family Religion" After the SER
mon the officers of Presbytery will
be elected.
On Wednesday morning at II
o'clock, Rev. L. Ross Lynn, D. d., of
Jacksonville, will preach on '"The
Spirits Presence and Power" The
sermon will be followed by the pres
byteri2l communion.
On Wednesday evening at 7:3O,
Rey. T. P. Walton D. d., of Archer,
will preach on "Church Attendance.
On Thursday morning at II o'clock,
Rev. J. G. Anderson, D. D., of Gaines
vile, will preach on "Evangclism,"
The hours for the meetings of
l"esbytery will be: On Tuesday 1880
p. m. to adjournment. On Wednes-
day 9 q. m. to 1890 and from 2 D.
NJ. to 5:3O, and from 1880 p. m. to
adjournment. On Thursday, same
hours. These hours are subject to
any change the presbytery may make.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
10 be Made in Putnam
County---Several Rally's
Planned.

'''il''ee appointed by Chair
@ In"n A. 5. Willard to conduct the
TG,illPalgh 81 for the sale of Liberty
bonds IN Putnam county held q mnat =
ia. iaIE at the Putnam National Bank
last tuesday evening, when pIans
were made for vigorous solicitation
OF the people to come to the resrYn
these bonds. P'' N''''''''s
IN the first place it was arranged
Cnal speakers present the matter to
tne audiences gathered at the NOV
Ih% picture shows; to put up posters
t'hctInng the bonds in all parts of
'he county; to have raIly's in Palatka
WIN prominent speakers to present
the governments case.
ihe first Of these meetings in Pa
Iatha will be held tomorrow (Satur-
day. night on the court house souare
when Hon. S. J, FIilburn will make
the appeal.
1t is planned to have the second
meeting next Wednesday evening at
the same place, when the address will
be made by Hon. James T. Wills.
Judge Of the Circuit Court. who will
be here at that time presiding over
the court.
The third meeting will be held on
Saturday night, Oct. 10Th, at the court
house square, when the speaker will
be Hon. Robert W. Davis, COur Bobl
a ..tl,r
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

explained in order to destroy the i'm
preston.
Wake up, Palatka, and help work
for this road. Ask Howell Davis
about it; he knows its Importance; he
was there in DeLand, so was A. Usina,
Chas. Burt, E. W. Elliott and Fred
Cochrane.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-18
Miss Jennie aulelcy. O. ycnrs old

CAV. this is eoin to be soft d..
clarcd a motorcycles in the cor
ridor Of police court Friday night.
With - others ne was awaiting
trial ON a charge OF speeding
You see de- cops has been bat
Tin Wit d. judges and de judges
amt coin' 10 fine the speeders jist
fer spite"
Thirty minutes later he peeled
SIS from bis roll
Justice Icstou opened the first
night court for -peeders and dem
1nstrated that De has lost none az
his oldtimc speed In just one
hour and ~ minutes be- bad dis
posed OF c6 cases and added 500
10 The citys Golfers
The standing room only" sign
was busted of nearly an hour be.
fore court opened
Opening The session the justice
announced
II want 70 ny for the benefit of
the defendants that those found
guilty viii be- fined s a mile per
hour above the legal speed limit
which means chat those driving fast
or than 30 miles an hour in tho out
skirts or r. tn thc congested dis
tricts win be fined accordingly
Have your money ready and line up
20 ne right
The novelty Of The situation
seemed 10 entertain many Of The
defendants They lauEhcd and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-18
ALL INDIANA
MOURNS KERN
Former Senator Dies In Ashe-
vile. y. {. Resi-
dence

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug u
All OF Indiana today mourned the
death of former T., $ Senator Jotn
" Kern. of Indiana. who died Isst
night AT Ashevire. y. c. Hundred
Of messages of coincidence went oui
from the state 10 the widow Of H.
Hoosler statesman. who was az
Kern's bedside when death came
from an attack of uraemic poison
ng
The family Of the senator had not
advised friends here as 10 funeral
arrangements. bur ~ is believed The
uody Will be taken 10 Hollins, The
Kern summer home.
Kern. who was majority leader in
the senate and chairman OF ne
democratic conference committee
retired from active politics last
March. re was IS years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-18
Parents Haze Wide
Choice In Picking
Training School

Tho long summer vacation Is
nearing i's end Already DC frs
Uuec OF fan is in The air soon The
BOYS and girls Will be- trooping back
be- school and college 20 begin again
The grind tnat Is 10 q them 10 take
their rightful places IN the world
when The time comes
on the parents OF tho boy or girl
of college age dcvOivcs a serious
duty ar this time. he task of select.
ing school where the best results
will be- Obtained They must choose
with care the instfu ion best fitted
TO develop their son or daughter
along their chosen Lines
This Is no light task The phys-
cal and moral welfare AS vel, as
The educational needs Of the student
must be taken into consideration
There was time when The CHIEF
problem was 20 find a suitable in
titufion near az home there We're
% few of them. Now there are col
lcEes and universities on every side
and 10 is merely question oi sc
leciing the one best equipped TO-
me special training the student de-
Tres
n is no longer necessary to take
complete university course. There
is q school for almost every line OF
pndeavor. where the student can
qualify IN his chosen field without
having 20 absorb an abundance OF
knowledge thar viii be OF no partic-
ular benefit m his case.
Michigan and Detroit are particu'
larly well equipped in the way -
educational facilities That IS but
natural. as Michigan was a pioneer
ia the field OF higher education. It's
tate university now recognized as
one of the greatest institutions on
the continent, was founded in De.
troit when This city WAS little more
than u clearing ia the wilderness
The schools whose announce
monts appear on this page are rep
resentatiyc in every way OF the most
advanced ideas in higher education.
All have splendid records Their
former students are found in every
profession ana activity whore train.
cd minds arc required Each is do
ing his fun part in the worlds &C.
iiyities and doing II we'll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-18

Mr.. Gucniher. for the last 20
years. associated with various De.
troit banks, was elected vice.prcsi-
dent Of the new Lincoln State bank
of Detroit. in meeting of tho di
rectors m the ID a g.
Mr. Gpcnfhcr IS q Dotroiter by
birth and has been IN the banking
business since boyhuod He en-.
tered the Dime Savings bank 20
years ago a. q messenger boy At
er training ~ 10 Years ho sought
experience with Tho First National
bank as utility clerk When the
Michigan Savings bank established
us FIRST branch. MIR Guenthcf was
made manager
Since The organization OF the Fed
cral state bank. Mr. Guonther has
held the position az assistant
cashier. which position he leaves to
take mp his now duties with the
Lincoln State bank of Detroit. about
oct /.
Mr. Guenther has a lasge business
acquaintance and an extensive
knowledge OF financial and legal ~.
quiremcnts He rraduateg from the
Detroit College of law In Fq02. was
admitted 90 the bar iii the same
year. and is credited By his friends
with having business ability that
makes for success
The other Officers Of the Lincoln
state bank 81 Detroit are Albert
G.. Moore. president James g.
Heaslet. vice.pre sidont Edwin
Herzog. cashier. James y. Simons.
assistant cashier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-18
TWO KILLED
IN TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT is
Aged Man and Child
Are the Latest
Victims.
STREET CAR AND
AUTO CRASH
Alex. Kittle, Realty
Dealer, Dies of
Injuries.

A old man and nm eightyear.old
child fell victims 10 Uetroirs auto
mobiles and street cars Friday night
and a woman is in serious condition
In 81 Mays hospital as q result OF
a collision between a street car and
an automobile
Alexander Kittlc. 70 years old. 40
~ Charlotte-ave, a real estate deal
er, died in 81 Mary hospital from
injuries he received when the ma
chine In which he and his wife
We're riding. and which his son
Henry was driving. crashed into a
Grand Rlyer-Jefcrson car m First
~ and Grand Riyeraye. Friday
night
Mrs Kitfle was taken 30 mo hos
pital suffering from serious injuries
and a nervous shock The on was
uninJured in the coli on altho Mr.
ktttlc vas thrown into thc ain by
The impact
While crossing The street near hor
home No sos Miiitary ave Friday
night. Lizzie Beltz eight wears old.
was rgn over ~ "a maci inc driven
hy Herman Tritki so gn9 Macs
ave pr O r Sherwood. So iT5s
Nichigan-aye was called. bat the
child died In West Branch hospital
carly Saturday morning
Mrs Mary Possow. g. years old.
Sprlngwells. was severely injured
hen an automobile i'm which She
Was riding with Mrs " Moshor.
40. 32l Howard'st colldcd With an-
other car al jefferson ave and Pc
terson-st-
Joseph Kadlifz. seven years old
No 1916 Rrush-sf, was run down ar
John Rest and The Michigan Cen
trail tracks by Joseph G. Whlmore,
So 2N5 Gratiotate.. and vas taken
fee Harper hospital
Failing 20 stop as De was roller
skating near hts home so 1893 ST.
Aubin-avc. Vincent Jukenski. tU
year. old, plunged beneath q truck
and received q rrushed lrg lie was
taken 90 Receiving hospital
Arthur Sonncnbcrg. 10 years old.
Was run down IN 'front.' of hS hone.
so 45G Tennessecave by Fred Ste
dclnan No 1893 Bewick ave FRI
DAY night. and sustained minor in
juries
While Jacob Peters 3l wears OF
age. 40 if7 Lagned 81 east. was
driving on the East Grand blvd, an
unknown auto crashed into The rear
of his machine. Peters was thrown
into The windshield. receiving cuts
about the head and body he was
taken 20 Receiving hospital