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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
B0DCAW

We are always on hand, and never take a back seat. and feel ing just fine and hope everybody else is in the same condition.
 Health of our community is fairly good and the farmers are in full blast planting corn.
 We are surely proud of such fine weather and hope it may continue for few days.
 Bro. Eddy filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sun day,
 The singing here opened Sun day afternoon and we are going again. The class at this place will meet the class at Cofinth Saturday night, March 31, every body invited, come and let us have an enjoyable time.
 Delma Bailey says hesis going to purchase a violin s0 he may be Tn position to till the wants of a good fiddler.
 Wonder if r. II. Herring has made his trip to feXarkana yet? If not the writer would like to make the spin if such company wonId be accepted
 IL looks as though spring time has come, and 1t makes ne feel SC glorioaSly fine to spread our- seit m the sunshine and watea the cumble bees make buns the b ttersits maae butter and the Lafa White n bring forth als Q eot ata lGr3, ruff tj, Ii fl
 fal wines and blow h;s arsae away thraas.s tHa aal f.m the P'aaHane.
 Ye- Lem, we fea'ize tae fac
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
Break your Cold or La. Grippe with a few doses Of 666.
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is the list of let ters remaining unclaimed in the postofiice for the week ending March 26 1917, and if not called for by. Apr. 2, 1917. will be for, Warded to the Dead Letter Office;
 Gents Rev. Giles Gully. A. Martin, Elarander Planter, C. D Gibbs.
 Ladies Miss Lena Worthins' ton, Miss Lena Penton, Miss Rutha Jackson. :.
 When calling for the above please say advertised.
 John A. Marr. Postmaster
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
GOOSE ANKLE

Hello, everybody. how are you all this nice spring day
 Health, generally speaking IS good in our burg at present.
 k. j. Hall and family spent Saturday night at E. J. Wards s. E. M. Parker spent last Sun, day at 0. ]. Richardson s.
 A number of our boys were county seat visitors last week. The farmers of our vicinity are putting in a dipping vat at Jno. Griffith's.
 Several of our hasty farmers have planted corn in large quan- titles lately,
 Uncle Jno, Kidding and wife returned to their home at Gale Sunday after spending the week = end at w. B. Irvins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Tyler of Sayre. were guests of J. D. Stone and family Saturday.
 Below is an answer to the r. II. song (to the tune of Casey9 Come all ye readers. hear what I've
 got to say
 About the Possum Holler scribe, whose
 name IS Alex May. He k very woody. witty and also very
 wise.
 Altho his little song was somewhat 5
 surprise.
 He seems to think what he does mol
 know,
 Was never known by anyone above ol
 below,
 But behold, l fear on some warm da. Old satan will get acquainted with ou
 poor Alex May. And there will be waihng and gnash
 ing of teeth.
 And he will have no more coon anC
 possum to eat,
 We'll guess I've said enough abou
 this poor fellows doom, So go en old Alex, eating your possun and coon. As it is now time for the bene dichon. here goes it: 0. thou great Possum Hollel scribe and poem writer. giy, heed to our sQppdcauons, talk, note of our distress sietaI, aae nay alI former il. feelings l- 4ay have eXisted) be melted away Bring thy family 10 set Us. Even ever So be 1t, forever amen
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
OUR COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

church last Sunday His aaoJecs vas: It is finished winch 's Christ s Language.
 l. D White says that lie thinks he will prepare to Id" some COW hides this summer one half for the other. II any one has any rabbit hides they wish to have tanned on the halves. bring them over when .yoI get your cotton laid by.
 Well Bodcaw hope that you have not become offended at me. If YOU have beg your pardon.
 Lime and Sulphur Solution for spraying Fruit Trees at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
SHADY GROVE

Weather is fine. but health is poor this week. Farmers are taking advantage Of the fine weather and are planting corn and are making preparations to raise something to eat and feed for stock
 Mr. J. T. Holconb says he is going to put up sanitarium at his home, he has three patients ready in advance.
 Bernice Pye made trip to Whelen Springs Saturday. in company with his sister, Mrs. Maud Barringer, who resides at that place.
 Noble Dye was on the sick list last week, but we are glad to say is convalescing.
 The singing at New Hope Sun day afternoon was largely at tended. The singing was grand. We were glad to have with us Prof. Hollie Almand and other good singers of Prescott.
 Radish shipping from this sec tion has begun. They are bring ing a good price now.
 Mrs. Belle Watson of Hot Springs, returned home Thurs day, after three weeks visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. r. Mccain. of this place
 Harold has decided to stop driving his mules until they grow larger, so he will not have to use the knots. Harold, Nirgie says drive the mules and don't mind the knots.
 Large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c, Sanol is family remedy, Sanol Is 1 sold on an absolute guarantee. Re member if ii says Sanol 1t Is all right, 35c and Sl.0O at the drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

Large Trial Bottle of Sano for 35c, Sanol is a family remedy, Sanol Is sold on an absolute guarantee. Re member if it says Sanol 1t Is all right. 35c and loo at the drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
MT. M0RIAH

Here We are, Handle with care please.
 Health of this burg is better at this writing.
 The measles have all about passed away at last.
 We are glad to report Boyd Clark able to be up after being down two weeks with measles.
 Mrs. Minnie Cottingham of near Sayfe, visited her daughter Mrs. Dera Hillery Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. CottinPham' s sister, Aunt Mary Crow, went home with her to spend a few weeks.
 M. A. Hart and wife spent the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Jennie Kennedy at Waldo.
 Mack HilIery made business trip to Prescott Saturday. and returned home in d brand new wagon. Wonder why he didn't get ear, they are lots more stylish.
 Most everyone around here is busy planting corn.
 We wonder what in the world is the matter with Goose Ankle. Setting tho l guess. Quit your kidding Go0sie, and come on and pay your dues to the good old PicaYune.
 Ed Ghormley had the misfor- tune to sprain his ankle one day last week, but is better now.
 Mrs. Dera HilIery and mother, Mrs. Cottingham, took dinner with Mrs. Topsy Clark Satur. day
 Miss Becca Cummings is visit ing her brother and sister, MT and Mrs. Genie Cummings this week.
 NJ. A. Hart is down with the chills now.
 Nose Tomlin. who formerly resided at Sutton, has moved over in Mt. Moriah. We are al- ways glad to welcome good neighbor to our burg, Nose.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
lEilliTrc AlIANTi
 WfliEE0 GnAPEL

Hello. Bodcaw give me Coos Ankle please.
 Hello Goose Ankle, what + aiIing you? If you are sick I'd advise you to take 3 drops of JohndoridafolygolIybus" three times q day for 365 days. By tn. time you will be able to drive that old bad COW to q dip ping vat and have him diprcda few dips.
 Guy and Carl Norton went north yesterday eye l suppose to zee some Reod man . pretty l little girls.
 Hamp Spencer has purchased young mule. Look out girls, when you see an=old bachelor riding a mule that's very good sign he is looking for wife.
 If anyone has wild horse or mule that they would Gke to have broken to ride, theywill do well to see Booger Red You'll find him at Joe Whitfs. Luther Hart, wD lives near day. / { Bro. Barhfm preached d very interesting sermon at Union
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

that Lola was warned by Alex before she cast her lot with his, but aias, his ways were much more admired than the looks of you. Yes 1t was sad to promise her those things and not get them, but this luck was much better than yours. for you have been trying for 30 years and haven't fooled any one yet.
 Say, Mt. Moriah, thanks to you for the information in re gard to the string to pull to get booze. Guess you've been oq the sick list.
 Jim Butler. c. M. Brockman, Henry McMillian and Luther Mitchell were attending court last week. They all say pr. Gar her has them all skinned" when it comes to the jitney business.
 We'll as business is a little dull this week Ill close, so let US hear from all parts of the county next week. q
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

Miss Lula Hart is wearing q mighty long face now. Wonder what's the matter with her?
 Wishing good tuck to one and all, will say good by.
 Freezone guaranteed to re- move Corns, 35c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

Luther Mitchell wants to ex- change his crop for a good sad dle, for he is in the joeky busi- ness.
 Will Mitchell ard Jim Butler attendea the singing at Bodcaw Sunday evening.
 There will be singing at Cor inth Saturday night. Everybody invited to come and help us car ry on the good work.
 ]. T. Butler is an avowed can didate for road overseer in the coming primary, and has made arrangements with Tom HolIo- man to stump the township in interest of his candidacy, so you see there is still business at this end of the line.
 I'll close by promising to write more next time.
 Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks the Chils and all Malaria Fevers. Get %5c Trial Bottle at the Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

4e@ Len, we tea''ge tae fac.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

Read the Picayune adps.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
REP0V OF THE e0NDITI0N OF BANK or PRESCOTT
RESOURCE

Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas, at the Close of Business Mch. 5. l9l7
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29

We. Thos C. McRae, President and Thos c. MeRae jr. Cashier, of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement k true to the best of our knowledge and he lief.
 Thos. (. McRae. President fhes C MeRae IT, Cashier,
 Attest.
 N. \. Tonpkus.
 F l.. CeX
 sam F. @ mte,
 Directors. Subscribed and sworn "a before ma this 18th dap of Marrh. l9t7. My com- mission expires March asfi. t9t1. Seal Wren Scott. Notary Public.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
70 CARS OF
coal. REACH
De 7 ROT
First of Relief Fuel Ar
rives; Edison Co. Is
Promised Supply

soon after the Detroit Edison
company had sent out notices to i'
of its largest customers Friday uo.
flying them that thcir power would
be- shut Of Monday unless coal ar
rived in tho meantime. AleH Uo1
president OF tho company, received
telegram from United states Fuci
Administrator GARFIELD that changed
the whole situation 10 said in "ur't
that the government has arranged IT,
supply tho company before Monday
with coal IN sufficient quantity to
keep its plants going tor several
days AZ least " was The closest .he
Edison company has como to turning
m its power in an iho years b hes
been doing business
About 30 cars OF the relief sur
conhscated by the government 4f
rived in The city. Friday About
half OF this was distributed 500 thr
Edison company. the Detroit CHS
Gas company the Detroit Jniud
railway and smaller concern .hat
were mostly in need of fuci 1h0
rest was turned over 40 dealer 'or
distribution among household.
thru police orders
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
CARAVAN OF
AUTOS OFF
FOR COAST
Thirty Trucks, Carry
ing Munitions, Begin
Long Trip

Ni,h moving picture operators at
every angle and the big kitchen
trick ladline ont steaming coffee.
the FIRST United states army truck
train between Detroit and the At
laEtic seaboard left the Packard
company plant. Friday morning
about $3.50 O'Clock. ON the first lap
of ia Journey 90 Toledo. from which
city a direct route to the seaboard
has been mapped oui.
Great crowds of people were az
the Packard factory ON the East
Grand. blvd. to- say goodbye 10 the
as drivers and men who man the
train Mayor Marx made "a short
speech. wishing tho train and its
men The best OF luck ON the Jour
ncy. ON behalf of the city OF De
truit. There were other short
speeches by President Alvan Iacau.
les. and other officials Of the Pack
ara Despite the extreme, nipping
cold. everybody fockcd ont TO the
Boulevard to cheer The train crews.
The caravan. which includes 80
loaded truck and the kitchen
truck. moved west on the Boulevard
to Woodward ave, and then turned
south Go Forrest. and west on Fort.
So. ON the direct route 20 Toledo
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
PORTER NABBED
IN Gem THEFT
Story of Robbery Of $4,000
Package Doesn't Salts
fy Police

Shortly after complaining 10 the
police that ho had been robbed OF
,wo sample packages OF iewelry val
sued AZ S. 600 while carting them past
the Washington theater Thursday
evening David stone, "a porter was
placed under arrest on the charge
/ Of grand larceny by Detectives Grow
and Kolb The police believe he
knows moro of the alleged theft
than he has told so far
The jcNclry was part ~ the sam
pies carried by Charles ". Thomas.
salesman for a local iowelry house
Stone had been often hired by him
to cart the samples from place 20
place. and Thursday, Thomas sent
stone TO q Woodward-ave. shop for
the iewelry.
stone reports that he placed the
cases In his pushcart and was trun
ding them 10 the Hotel Stailer hotel
I when a strange man accosted him on
Washlngion-blvd This individual
raised the blanket covering the
cases. seized two and ran. Stone
says he didn't give chase because he
was lame and also because he desir.
cd TO protect the rest Of the icwelry,
Several detectives were detailed 20
1.-The case which ended with the arrest
of stone
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
Element of Bluff Is
Seen In Troop Con-
centratiOn
FOE WANTS TO
SCARE ALLIES
Hopes To End War Be-
fore America Gets
Into Line
BIZ LOWELL MELLETT.
Sfdn Correspondent United Press


LONDON. Dec Il -Germany'
much-advertised forthcoming west
front drive Is her nrst preliminary
10 another peace offensive.
She hopes 20 achieve a dent some
whore on the Franco. British line.
She wants TO claim "inyincibility" of
ber milnary forces 10 the German
people 10 steel them TO the over
whelming sacrifices which must
come when America throws her
strength in the battle line She
wants 10 buck up Austria Hungary
20 greater sacrifices against tha'
day. She wants 10 accelerate groNth
of pacifst and peace without vic.
tory" sentiment IN Allied nations.
Above all, she wants the war 20 emo
before Americas millions OF men
and Of war machines can be arrayed
against her and Overwhelmingly
turn the tide 10 a certain German
defeat
This is the view Of observers here
II Is based on well defined develop
ments Of recent weeks I'm Germany.
The kaiser and his military chiefs
can ill afford TO sacrifice Tho thou
sands Of soldiers who must be
thrown to slaughter IN "A west front
offensive.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
FOO PADS
PLY TRADE
WITH VIGOR
Three HOldups and
Two Futile Attempts
Record for Night

Tmp holdup- and Two attempted
hoidups occurred THURSDAY nigat
and Friday morning
Tive men armed with reyoNer-
rusaykcd be cash register in The
City Phumacy so 291 Jefferson
ave, after forcing George Harris "a
yHsfomer % r.o ap Erank Rutland
tHe clerk Tho men got $50 from
tic register thon searched Harris
tor rsIUabl"s
parolmau Joseph Dlefepbach
aue hi llh of thc mon just as they
were about to leave and ran tu cha
store With revolver drawn Thc mon
ran thrg back door and the OH
GERS 0rod nvc sbots AT them None
took 0ffcct Following Harris was
ono of the thieves. he stopped to
quo tim hm Whom hc learned bis
m-tJhc and took up the chase. the
holdup mon mad Too good a start and
iosf ibeW Naa from his sight in The
crowd 8 cadillac O.
Thr.. men topped Tony Hasfoer
So $40 Erakcnridccst. as he was
walking home on THlmanave and
robbed him of SOS He was roughly
handled WHOM nc failed 90 respond
quickly 90 rIe orders OF the high
waymcn
Fifty dollars was tagon from John
OishcfskL no 1875 Ferryago IIe
was crossing Boseph Campauavc at
Forry ave. when Two meu on eof
them armed with a revolver. ordered
Ifu, fo Iuf1 900, Nf. hands fft.r talk.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
BANDITS LOOT
TOTALS S46,73O
Large Sum, All In Currency, Is
Taken From La Grange
State Bank

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-THE amount
stolen from the LaGrange state
bank by Eve motor bandits, at mid.
day yesterdlv was announced by
officials Of the institution today 20
be S46.730. An even $4,000 OF this
was In gold coin and the remainder
was in silver and currency
d Was beh|~<d Yesterday that the
amount would not exceed $4,000
Search was being made for The rob
ber3 in Chicago a stolen auto. be.
Heved 20 have been used hy them
Was recovered ON the south side
last night They eluded motor
posses from iaGrange Joliet and
Chicago i'm reaching this city
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
WALKER ESTATE
GOES TO WIFE
AND DAUGHTER

The viii of the late Franklin H.
Walker. former president of Hiram
walker q Sons. Ltd. distuers.
Walkcrville. WAS 6lcd In tho probate
court. Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Walker and her daughter The Coun-
tess Matuschka. wife OF Hungarian
nobleman. are loft thc bulk OF the
estate which is valued u {3763.
897 go.
The viii Is dated June 30 1916,
and the Detroit Trust company o.
ramed executor Thc National Trust
company of Toronto. will make az
plication for lotters of administra-
tion 20 The estate in Ontario. n is
thought
The residence at No $50 Ieflcr
sou-avc. an he household effects
and other Detroit real estate are lcft
fo Mrs Walker The balance of tID
estate is divided equally between
the mother and daughter with th.
exception Of small allowance be-
queathcd the servants
Tho Ontario assets. valued 8f s..
sG9. .2094a. follow Cash lin bank
S61tG70. life insurance. S11675,
real estate. s20o0O. chattolsl 81 0op
stocks. Slg1.12G, bonda, Sd4.43f0i
mortgage. Sf0g-.sl \boAN debts and
notes. Si229112 inter
est in partnership Of T. G. Walker
e BROTHERS. Walkeryille. ont 81
,1IQ26.49. miscellaneous Cots in.
Guiding interest ln estate of Edward
Chandler Walker sSof.55f
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
PEACE OFFENSIVE BACK
OF GERMAN WEST DRIVE,
IS BELIEF IN LONDON
40 BOATS ARE
STUCK IN ice
Ore and Grain Carriers Having
Trouble In Lake
Erie

The feet ~ 40 ore and grain
freighters that left Detroit Thurs
day FOR Lake Eric ports has encoun.
tered further trouble in the ice foes
~ rho lower lake, according 10 word
brought back 90 Detroit by crews on
the several ice crushers thar are
breaking channels thru the ice.
a wireless message from tho
steamer Yuma fast in the ice be
tween Colchester ponj and pelcc
island. tells that ibe ships wheel
Is loose and thal The vessel "a with
out fuel or provisions. rhe tug lutz
has been sent from Amberstburg 20
the imprisoned ships assistance.
President William Livingstone. of
tho Lake Carriers association.
Thursday commandeored lha -BeEe
Marquette No "a, the railroad only
remaining car ferry at Detroit, to-
help tbs deci i'm Lake Erie ON its
way down to tho lake The ferry viii
break a pas sage for eight freighters
that arrived In Detroit since the big
feet left
The ST. Clair Flats canal lis con
tinually chotcd with ice and each
boat must be- conveyed thru by an
ice crushcr. according 90 nayIgators
on tho steamers britannia and Plea
sure. OF the Dofroit d Windsor Fer
~ company Hcct. working "a tho ST.
clair river as joe crushers
The Detroit river light on Bois
Blanc island was abandoned by the
keepers "Wednesday night, according
10 a local light house inspector. who
declares the men thought the last
boats had departed. The men We're
ordered back 20 work after the
steamer Pathfinder narrowly escap
Cd running afoul of the lighthouse.
Five large frciGhters laden with
grain LETT Duluth Thursday for low
er lake ports despite the rs and 20
degrees below zero temperature To-
is not likel}. however that any moro
boats viii leave the head OF IA
lakes this winter Ice bloC&4dos ir
the Detroit and ST. Clair rivers are
the chief trouble of navigator
The Lyman B Smith. CARRYING g.
200 tons of coal in its hold and
about 400 tons of ice ON the decks.
arrived IN Duluth harbor THURSDAY
afternoon The captain reported a
rough passage
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
CONGRESS ROUSED BY SHOWING OF
DELAY AND RED RED TAPE IN TROOP ROOF
EQUIPMENT; BAKER MAYFACEATTACK
Appointment Of His
SubOrdinates Held
Up BY Senate
INVESTIGATION
is CONTINUED
Some Sessions Held
Behind Closed
Doors

WASHINGTON. Dec. l4--Demau3
for a coalition cabinet and big supA
ply divisioa--stripped OF red tape-~
was in sight in congress today.
Proponents % tue idea said Gene
Croner's evidence of aow vpbe nf
red tape clogged the Gar wheels
proved the nee dior centariizatioz1
OF supply and for elimination OF ths
urending routine, o. KS. debates ana
delays.
The demand for a coalition cabes
net have been heard since the stsrAz
of the war
Despite efforts 90 keep politics ne
the background congressman admths
tor partissnship Is rearin gifts heads
They asserted that President WibA
son can obtain the highest efficiency
and al the same time the greatest
cooperation only thru A coalitions
cabinet
Let no one take either ot thessp
movements lightly" warned n senar
tor whose services in behalf vt
unity m the war have been OF the
highest order There is no need
10 take q gloomy view of the situas
ion. Many OF rs are thankful that
ve are ending ont carly how things
are going, and we refuse 70 be pes
sir,istic mill tho odn,iniatratlon r~.
f,,sas 80 Itste, a. ro,sor ;,
While the military affairs commits
Tee continued its quizZing of Croziee
/ behind closed doors, indications wers
fhat thC whole question OF governs
D''i' Npeiiei''i'e - anu ,o'Iue' oA
W 'l "V"iu =, opeie" 'n VI,
"l' UF 'oh''ueIa'ioh OF = 80 utlos
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
BEAKES SEATED
BY HOUSE VOTE
Congress UphOldS His Claim
Against Mark
BACON

WASHINGTON. Dec H. Samuel
w Bcakc- Democrat. was formally
seated by vote OF iho house of repre-.
sentatvos Thursday as congressman
from thp second Michigan district
Beakcs successfully contested The
Election of Mark Bacon, Republican.
who was returned as elected by The
state canvassers
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
Leave. Prcsbytertsn

The Truntbuii-nvr. sbytertHn
church a. represented ~ the Nntt-
saloon league convention Iu Wash
tuEton hy the pastor Tho RrF ltat
wond Huston who accompanied
Kresge and other prominent De-
froltcrs
free musical program aud lecture
on .'Isirturcsaue America" iiiustrat-
- -nalnr1a- a-alidca and -unNlul
ufrturos. Will he Rlvcu ln thr Dee
iroit Museum OF Art -unday after
noon. mt O'Clock John r.. tlum
an rnfhutiHetir californian and an
excellent Npcaktr. VIII NC tho ices
turer Miss Juanita l0rVion. violin
ist will bc thc 'enlVist PRECEDING
tho lecture SHE Will give e. musical
program Miss LILLIAN LorEien VIII
limited rapa eitF of the auditorium
children under rs viii not be adj
m.ftcd
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
u. S. BOOSTS PRICE
OF EXPORT COAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. a. Export
ana bunker coal prices have hern
Hxed by Tho administration az $3.50
per ton higher than domestic pncos
The new pric6r will apply io an
countries excert Canada and Mex
leo The new prices. % WAS exniaiE-
30. we're fixed TO allow American
prnduccrr profit now taken Or for
sien dealer
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
saturday evening has been set ns tho
last opportunity for taxpayers 30

last opportunity for Taxpayers 80
pay their state and county fHFer Hr
mail. hy COUNTY Trfn nenrrr William
TT Green. Jr, and after fhrl ,Hfnr
property owntrs FIIil-he -
to og 20 the fruuptg NaHdipt ~s.
wat theit turn in lIur Nrar..
go 00o,fa lists, Horu 'uuar eA
CheCkh lhRVe been rreeIfrI hr VN.N
thus far THE treasure warns fnr.
payers against aeudine in iuCorr
o. rlncompiete descript nf fHaff
urUTdFTy Tie propef deerfif IT0fI
the old receipt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

let W help SOW Build a home tt
make Couefruction Loans Uctreft A
Northern Michtgnr HuildlnH a inar
Ass'n. Umpire Building Aif
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

PrtntIaE--the plain neat kind-that
~ rlnht--Times Job DeBts--Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

rriptinr--the plain nest ktnd-fhnt
q riEht--Tiues Job Dcpt.--uain t52o.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

scarab club opsn 90 pubiic sat. =
TO O. Addison Hofct.-AdN