davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

Charles v. Hilton. 1914 n street.
George Stanton. 104S Jefferson street.
James S. George. zoos Tunlaw road.
Elbridge J. Casselman. 1910 Macomb
street.
Anton R. Heinrich. ss4s Davenport
street.
Arthur R. LonlaS. 1924 SOD street.
Max Scher, 1897 10Th street.
Arthur B. White. 325S o street.
Jacob Lam. and Potomac streets.
Joseph William Robinson. 1881 O
street
Lawrence R. Moran, 5000 NJ street
James Jones. 1900 33d street.
Clyde II. Ruble, 1851 Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Harry E. johnson. 1928 Bell court
Henry f. Corbrly. 1884 Prospect ave-
Morris Kraft. 1884 Wisconsin avenue.
Andrew Stewart. 1909 seth street
Louis L. Wolpon. 1926 Dumbarton
avenue.
Walter Maurice Riley. 1899 2sth
street
Lacey Lewis. 1920 Howard street
Noah G. Donaldson, 1857 35th street
William F. Offutt, Abs Conduit road
Edward Howard Handy, 1890 29th
street.
summoned in the Tenth.
Additional men probably to be sum-
moned Tor the 10 per cent increase in
the tenth division. according to order
OF draft. are follows:
a2I2-William O'Connell. 1871 Summit
northeast.
2SO-Antonio Francella, 240s Georgia
avenue.
325s-Alexander II. Williams, ir.. 1872
Todd.
2322-Charles Sheehan. 943 Longfel-
low street.
12s2-George E. whetzel, 1902 Illinois
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

James F. williams. 1923 27th street.
Harry E. Powell, 1926 Prospect ave-
nue..
Leonard B. Punch, 1920 32d street
Charles NJ. Mccain. 1905 Both street
John G. Porter, 1920 35th street.
Lester Naylor. 1917 Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Robert A. Dixon. 1907 P street.
Henry M Pearson, 1921 N street.
Charles L. Parsons, 3414 Newark
street
Russell Herrell. s41s Prospect avenue
Richard o. Callahan. 3411 Dent place.
Carroll Elmo Hinson, 30o1 n street.
Robert NJ Wilson. 1898 Jefferson
street
Adam R. Heinrich. 4s49 Davenport
street.
Maurice F. sparshott, 5o15 Belt road.
Timothy DAILY. 1409 seth street.
Howard J. Kingston, 1882 Prospect
avenue.
Ira L. Tucker. 1909 Window place.
John T. Williams 1890 Cherry Hill.
Harry Stolar. 2913 NJ street.
Charles w. Donaldson, Beth and AL
bemarle streets.
Edward ]. Biting. Canal road near
Foxall road.
Walter e. Davis. s41o @ street.
Mortimer Donoghue. 1908 both street.
Lansing E. Broadhurst. 1853 Daven-
port street.
Carmelo Puglsi. 1921 goth street.
Harry r. Lemerfse. 1880 @ street.
Joseph w. Allen. 1854 Avon place.
Wilson Owens. 2730 Olive avenue.
Stephen Payne. 2726 Olive avenue.
Allen l. Kidwell. 3110 woodley road
Charles E. J. Williams. jr.. 1922 o
street.
william e. Gooch. 1882 Wisconsin
avenue.
Robert w. DUNCAN, 1903 Jefferson
street.
William E. Leess. ssos Huntington
street.
Charles Hayes, 1o77 Wisconsin ave-
George F. Meinekheim. 1925 goth
street.
Vincent B. Smith. 1907 soth street.
Lawrence Di Battista. PTS 27th
street
Leo G.. Case. 1917 33d street.
David johnson. 1920 33d street.
David Zurich. 2s0s r street.
Harold L. Hines. 1924 Q street.
Gaetano Berdice. 1928 Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Norman o. Houghton. 1900 n street.
Bernard A. Bare. 1928 NJ street.
Lewis R. Payne, Wesley Heights.
Walter Lewis Hurley. 1901 Davenpor,
| street.
Charles s. Pryor. 2s11 o street.
Richard T. McKnew. 1925 Morrison
! street.
Willard s. Robbins. s42s Ashley ter.
| race.
Roy o. itch. Chevy Chase apart
ments.
John A. R. McFadden, 3243 P street.
Nick Nitle. 3206 0 street.
Karl r. Klee. 1924 r street
Aubrey c. Lumsden. 1890 P street.
Harry T. Peters, 1924 39th street.
Joseph L. Griffin. 31os Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Harry Trusty. 1885 2sth street.
Pinkney c. Hatton. 1928 n street.
William B. Mccoy. 1929 Canal road.
Melvin Ross. Wisconsin avenue and
Woodley road.
Charles f. Mccarthy, 1926 34th street
George ]. Burt, 1896 o street.
Earl H. Barnes, 1925 18th street.
Harry L. White. 1893 N street.
James NJ. Burns. 1928 Jenifer street.
Marie Maschiotti. 3009 Cambridge
place.
Frank Ager. 1903 Wisconsin avenue.
Michael J. Dowd. 1912 Prospect ave-
nue..
Frank G. Stewart. 300 Highland ave-
nue..
John L. Barr. 1241 SD street
! Morris Needle. $500 Dumbarton ave-
nue..
Clifton Parker. 20 Dennison place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02
Called in Ninth Division.

Notices calling on $50 additional men to
appear for examination have been sent out
by the exemption board at the ninth divi-
sion. at the Henry D. Cooke School. They
are ordered to report for physical exami-
nation Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings at O'Clock at the division
headquarters. The names of the men
and their draft numbers are as fol-
lows:
9S3-Edward Galura Scharf, 260a Mo-
za Ts7 place; s0u,,er Hardin. III.
Kenesaw apartments
966-James Hervey Richards, jr, ITO
Columbia road
sss-Frank w. MadiEan, 81 Carlisle
court
22so-walter Otto Ernest Hopf. 1875
Corcoran street.
2456-Harold Christian SchaefYer.
1925 Riggs place.
2s2-Garrett Lewis Mothersead. 1775
California street.
2oso-vincenza di Girolamo. 1859 R
street.
379-David Andrew Pine. 21os 18th
street.
1861. Lewraine Kouns. 1902 Park
road.
542-Donald Woodward, 2o15 wyo-
2l07-James Rowland Durnell. Jr.
1890 18th street.
194-Harry William Hartmann, 1901
Wyoming avenue.
S14-Franklin Winter Marsh, 1920
Harvard street.
552-sumner Begun Arts. 2217 18th
street.
13Oo-William Major Darnall. 1915
Lamont street.
2l24-Arthur Blanchard Farnham,
1929 10Th street.
1673-George Julian Morrison, 1I77
Newton street.
1SS7-Samuel Calistus Turley. 144o
Meridian. apartment 28.
2s8-William Walter Mari. 1915 Yer
non street.
2i3s-Iouis Rudolph, 17l9 u street
675-James Robert Dimond, 2750 l4th
| street.
2l32-Joseph Maria Fernandez, 1900
! New Hampshire avenue.
1769-Santo Roccella. 1922 18th street.
| 1234-Frank Ezra Cushman, 1927 La
| mont street.
114s-Edwin Ray Ballinger. 1889 New
| ton street.
! 1s47-Otto d. Jenious, 1872 New
| 255S-Richard Hooker Wilmer, TOO
Grant building. Atlanta. Ga.
! 1354-Simon Kemp Edmonston. 34s1
H Sdnr place.
Monroe street.
2ol7-Alfred Louis Brown. 1902 T
street
2as7-Paul Poponoe. 1915 18th street.
! 343-Harry Mckenzie. 1929 18th
street
2oos-Charles Hill Bowie. 1921 Will
| lard street.
| 244-Israel Reiskin. 2010 18th street,
| 16l3-Peter Leo McGeady. 11l4 Park
road.
2l00-Edward Stellwagen Dove, 1740
| New Hampshire avenue.
982-Adolph Julian Shafhirt, 1891
| Calvert street
24s7-Isador sheeshkin. 1909 18th
| street.
726-George A. CARROT, 1882 Irving
street.
| 15-Lester Stewart Barr, 211 the
Wyoming.
so5-Hunter Mcclure, 1894 Harvard
street.
933-Spinelis Miltiadis Pastras. 1447
Clifton street.
street.
l531-Nicolas Peter Kapitanaky, 1926
18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

27so-John H. Lynch. 1911 LIST street
northwest.
s72-Frank Whiting. 7s1 Fairmont
street.
sss.Thomas Sylvester Wills. s2s
Euclid street.
757-Raymond p Rocca. 1s42 Irving
street.
street.
s25I-Albert Ward. as11 18th street.
sSs-Edward J. Sullivan. 2S07 Sher-
man avenue.
22so-Carrou A. Hun. s22 Sheridan.
2456-Lawrence r. Cakes. 81 Rhode
Island avenue northeast.
S32-Robert H. broom. Howard Cni-
versity.
More Called in the Third.
Men have been summoned in division
No. to appear at the city post Office
August I, and 9:
S43-Otha Bell. 24ls street north
west.
2oos-Georse Alfred Huckin. 22l7 "
24l4-Orville Clayton Richardson.
i0ll New Hampshire avenue northwest.
l6l3-Ernest Cyprian Campbell. 2lls
Ward court northwest.
2I0o-James Philip kerby, 2606
street northwest
ss2-Claude Alexander Milliken, FOL
18th street northwest.
2f67-Robert Paul Schmel. 1919 p
street northwest
126-Joseph Harper Hetherington,
1900 X street northwest.
l5-Isaac Abraham Behrman, 2o53 e
street northwest.
905-Louis Luberman, 2141 H street
northwest.
Walter McKenney. s14 18th street
northwest.
2as1-Joseph Owens. 1135 goth street
northwest.
153i-Robert Stevens Bradley, 1922 "
CONTINUED on Sixteenth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

an extra 10 per cent is deSlred 10
Notices calling on sixty additional
men to appear for examination have
been sent out by the exemption board
at the first division in the Franklin
school. They are ordered to- report
for physical examination Sunday morn
ing at o'clock at the division head
quarters The names Of these men and
their draft numbers are as follows:
2T30-George Singleton Powell, ~
Defrees street
972-Elmer Richard Wachter, sos 18th
street.
ss3-Richard Burt Watson. 725 18th
street.
757-Lee Sterling Prince. 500 9Th
sss-Rafael Diazde vinegas saa
street
s6s-Frank sippeL s22 Pennsylvania
avenue.
223O-Paul Flood. 81 Defrees street
2456-Frank Faber Kennedy. 414 H
street.
3s2-william Churchill George. 800
18th street.
2oso-oscar Charles Cooke. ga New
Jersey avenue
379-Jonathan Fletcher Hagaman. 721
Sth street.
15so-Walter Ellis Myers. 21o Indiana
avenue.
542-Walter Lee, 1924 D street.
2107-Guieppe Cristoldi. Gil Sd street.
1s4-Alexander Corchas, 91s 14th
street.
s74-Arthur Leslie Smith. 1906 G
street.
552-Jack Levy, e16 E street.
2665-Jagop Mushekian. 321 F street
2595-Vincent Barcellino Alb H
street.
130O-Nicola D. Germaro, 80 E street.
2124-Harry Charles Daniels, 315 H
1e7s-christian Henry schlaeger. 80
E street
1Ss7-William Berry. 725 Balls court.
27O7-Charles Wesley Peck, GIL H
2es-Thel Pigula, 400 10th street.
24Ss-Wtlliam James Kanode, sos Sd
street.
2s5o-Raymond c. Shannon. s1s H
| street.
so7s-Yoder witherspoon. 72s New
675-Robert William Martz, s14 1 street.
street.
3o15-Ayner Hoffacker Wareheim, e22
M "a, ss avenue:
2l32-Young Davis. IS Defrees street
176s-Frank Tuba. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue
1294-Joseph Gamerman. 2os D street
114S-Lawrence Eliot Campbell, 220
New Jersey avenue.
1647-George Robinson, aa1 Missouri
avenue.
255s--Joseph Matthews Mcclellan. Is
Ma ssachusetts avenue.
lS54-charles Edward Harris. 31s
Indiana avenue
lsoe-Paul Francis Boranek, IS H
street.
2017-Lancaster Carter, 81 q street.
23S7-Raymond Benjamin Jacobs, 41s
H street
343-Hercules Eustace Glycofrides,
300 9Th street.
2o0s-Alfred Charles caddick, IFS H
street.
24l4-Joseph Howard johnson. 422
Washington street.
1613-Dennis Nicallo Propopa policy.
AIS Missouri avenue.
210O-Charles Covington. ~ F street
983-Eugene Louis Watson, S02 18th
street.
24e7-Morris Sitter King, s1s Sd
street.
72s-Harry Jacob Paul. s2s New York
avenue.
15-Roy Holland Anderson. 900 New
York avenue.
so5--Leonard Harry sterne. so4 10th
street
e33-Evan Taylor. Jr.. 7os 18th street.
3009-Thomas Aloysius Walsh, 20
street.
23s1-Albert Edmond Hauser, GOT 9Th
street.
15a1-Lawrence Percy Mater, 1os I'd
street.
2ss1-Hugh Douglas Sheppard. 42s
Massachusetts avenue.
3079-Arthur German Woodward. 40
X street
2s15-Joseph Stanley. 500 G street.
220S-George Harvey Farmer. GIL New
Jersey avenue.
1288-Lloyd Washington Gamer, BIT
Missouri avenue.
452-William Henry Ingham. Shep-
herds Hotel, 10th and e streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02
May Be Called in the Eighth.

Men probably to be summoned to
Division No. 8. Business High School.
are as follows:
3272-Grifin Payne. 2o25 10th street.
3e2o-Irving Whitley, 22o6 sth street.
280-Charles Logan Carson, 1923 r
street.
s2ss-James William Paige. 24oh
2a22-william Ellis ortop. 1os Quincy
ss71-Joseph John wellner. 1417 U
street.
12s2-Edward B. Nickles, 1872 Florida
avenue.
27sO-william Dorsey. s25 T street.
972-William Marcellus Joyner. 1881
9Th street.
sS3-Frederick Warner Keenan,. 401
r street.
757-Robert Samuel Harrison. 1920
9Th street.
sss-william Jones, 1929 Swami
street.
s4s2-william Henry swinson. 1911
4th street
s251-James o'Connell. jr.. 212s LIST
street.
s6s-Natchie Jordan. s41 T street.
2230-Joseph +. Lane, "a Q street
northeast
24b6-William Amen. 22s v street
3s2-Robert Ludwig Glove. 141s W
street.
To Be Summoned in the Fourth.
Men probably to be summoned for
the additional 10 per cent in division
2so-John Coates. ao5 LIST street
southwest.
2s22-Ross Niban. sol street south
west.
12s2-George H. smothers. a1s LIST
2730-Norman Levi Hummer. TIA 9Th
street southwest.
s72-Moeris Michele. 2o6 Az street
southwest
sS3-Re1ix Benson Miller, 500 D
street southwest.
757-Bernard Aloysius johnson. PA
G street southwest.
s66-Myer Melicone, 42s 7th street
southwest.
sss-Charles Green Sermon. 7o2 G
street southwest.
22so-Jerry sewell. 1872 L street
southwest.
245s-James H. Butler. s14 LIST street
3s2-Joseph Roland Cumberland, 2s4
Linworth place southwest
Notices Sent in the Seventh.
The examining board of the seventh
division at Western High School today
sent out notices to ITO additional men
",
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Those who have been called in
order that the full quota for the divi-
sion can be secured are:
Marcellus Allen Fisher, 1925 33d
street
James Washington Beckett, 2s1s O
street
James Edward Fitzgibbon, 1913 Hun
tington street.
Philip Charles McGrath. 32d and 8
streets.
William Franklin Warner, Palisades,
Conduit road near Jewett street
James Floyd Lee, 1418 36th street
Louis Henry Maier. 1927 Foxall road
Lemon Pressly Markham. 1880 N
street.
John Madison Mason, 260S Garfield
street
Stanhope Nathaniel Booker, 3715
Woodley road.
Archie Edward Cottingham, 3143 N
street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02
ADDITIONAL MEN ARE CALLED
IN SOME EXEMPTION DISTRICTS
Notices in Several Already Sent Out for
Another 10 Per Cent, and Those in
Others Are to Go Very Soon.

Additional have been summoned many of the exemption
divisions effort fill
the National Army and accordance with the
an extra 10 per cent desired fill possible vacancies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

571-Lee Behrendt. 1851 18th street.
1s73-Louis Clifford Taylor, 1880 18th
street.
4SS-David Lyon Thomson. 1913 Kali
Drama road.
1543-Joseph William Kinghorne, 1912
Parkwood place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

All new summer
S I y e s. in fresh,
clean goods. Every
wanted fabric, and
bargains not to be
obtained again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-02

Continued on Sixteenth Page.)
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11

what does it mean 10 "abide?"
Sometimes We get a ray OF new light
upon an old passage by looking up
the original language words, like
coins, may have their image blurred
by passing thru many hands. One
day. when working on The original
Greek of this passage. stumbled
upon "A coincidence which made The
significance OF II clearer to me. and
| wonder that the learned commeu-
tators seem not 20 have pointed This
out.
This mystic word abide" ia
really the son of a word found in
the preceding chapter % johns Cos
pei. and there unsatisfa torily rem
dered mansions" jesus was not
then talking about the magnitcence
OF heaven, lie Was stressing It's
permsnency. His little group. His
family. was breaking up. 80 He
comdorted them with the assurance
that In My Fathers house arc many
abiding places" that is, homes that
never break up.
So now, In The present passage
about the vine. He Is saving, as Il
were. Live permanently in My
presence; be constantly az home
with me. Let US dwell together
without any moving away or separa.
ton" And that kind o. relation
ship with Christ Is al - religion.
Everything else follows it inevitoa-
bly,. "Ablde"--and tho fruit viii
take care OF itself.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
Births



Abraham Hoffman l35 clinton
Joe Frank. 25s krupp walter pros
dowski. i3t2 Dubois, Gordon - La
vitz $50 BALDWIN. Reuben Tucker.
fBs Abbott Jacob Harvith H0rpef
hospital VIM. IS Boyd a. Petosky
Max Engelman. ~ Theodore Leon
ard J simon. 1871 Russell Wasly
Loze. 454 r. Ferry; Constanty Ceim-
sr. ~ Adele. Peter Eaiwasinski s25
Dubois = Trinanich 9Se Fourth j.
II. Grant l5l Palmer r. Robert Nc
Dcrmott, l09i5 Butternut Gordon '
Armour. $50 Waterloo Edward 7
Bush. .eS Holden Wicenty Attaman.
1884 Frederick = Carsient. 1891
Woodward Antonio DsnRelo, eos
Napoleon John ZAwilak ll3s Mill
tarN; walter Luczyk 5ss Trombly
II G MeGul - EnEiewood Albert
Shrock. 90 spruce Anthony Ellis.
$40 Connors WIN ~ Gcrhauser. "a
Hancock vs.. Frank S1ypula. ls2
Peterson Joseph tarys. lo2 Pulaski.
Wm NAssos 80 Rivard. George
schuikins ~ Windemer~ Ross T.
Jackson. % Log cabin VIM Chachts
1867 kirby r. Joseph APPEAL. ti1s
Belvidere John sebastian. i7s Nit
oheil
Paul L@Vine. 15s Chestnut, Harry
herman. AL Cameron sam ShArfken.
1903 Benton Kari Grdolka. So Cam
eron JAke Agrees. 200 y AleNRn %
drine W. Hslem. 30 Eliot: Ioseph
scott. 3ii custer David q Thomson.
Nsls Hamilton John W Stratton.
500 Fourth Charles Durkell Harper
hospital Peter SelEant 242 , CO.
lumbia Alex plotintEky. I5J wilkins:
Dumiton Iridon 81 Orleans Walter
SkoczylaS So Grandv. Cleveland
Adams. 1915 waterloo Ernest A.
Mack 207 Fischer, I'D ward Schaefer.
7sl Ellery Chas r WArville 40
Tw enty- ffth Edward Secunda isF
Elisabeth W Ben Sleinhditz. Grace
hospital Julius RAdies 3Oa's West
Grand blvd August FdinEsr lfsf
ChnrievoiN VIM. r Eeesor so
Fourteenth. Joseph wi.acnhocfer -
Frontenac- blvd fscoh Fraclak 231
Tillman John Przczo~slt I0t7
Twenty fourth ohm King tt, Eu.
chanan Frank Pottormove $50 f.r-
eruois Prrrt T.. Mills 1915 Palmer
y Roy o AuEtn $40 Trumbuii Toe
seph Gorvknwfl g. Pu' ask peter
Socha S. Copeland Joseph Abhafe
1897 Grand River Arthur Campbell
PIG Mead Wbrook Louis ROsinHkv
Grace hosplts Horace q Rruco. &c
Pearl GerRrdo Aureli. 2fs Scott Joe
Behfottrte eI77 Lafayette " Gal
anti Tony - Flsk
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
lIortuary

HAI'f'N FR Nav s. 1917 Eduprd be-
loved auckland ~ Sophia FaHner.
aged CO v"nrs Funeral from rosi-
dence 1905 MichiEan-aye., Monday
at p m.
ANTHoNN MAY 10 1917. ~ resi-
dence 24t jos Campau. Willis r
husband 81 Minnie p Anthony In
tciment at Akron, \. Y.
BROWN Harriet Elizabeth. wife Of
Frederick y Brown. sol Burlin-
game. died May 9 Services a.
Iesidence ~ $50 a. IN. Saturday
burial service b. ~. Saturday
Episcopal church. - clair
DuJEN May TO- a. residence. 1855
herriok-avo Harriet - Dilley.
beloved mother ~ Adelbert ?
Clarcnce NJ. The late Walter u.
Jack son Mich SATURDAY. Brook
Ign. Mich papers please copy
GRIFFIrHS Msy =. 1917. A. resi-
dence Ellsir-pl. Crosse point~
pArk Maud Michte Griffths aged
~ years. daughter ~ A y Niche
Funeral services from 81 Pauls
church. crosse point~, Saturday 81
LEzoTT- Msv a. Julius aEed "a
years. AZ his residence. IS5 Town
send. beloved husband OF Gather
inc and father OF Lydia and Emma
I%gOft and grandfather % IyDr-
rettn Nan Funeral from residence
SATURDAY Of p. n ~peceased was
corporal Of captain y " Hen
drieks Company c. Tt ,rty- fourth
infantry In the civil war
ESINSKI Nav s. az Sa~suac Lake
y Y aged 2e Stella. beloved wife
90 5ohn T~einski mother ~ John
~ and ioan and sister ~ Joseph
Edward Leonard and stanley Les
zsryrnei.i Funeral SATURDAY. Nav
IL from residence. 1850 r Grand
Hivd.. at q. m, 90 ST. Stsnisiaus
church. Medbury and Dubois.
Burial a. Mt Olivet cemetery.
sIwMoNDs-Car Smith. beloved
wife Of George simmonds sister 81
tn mas. Henry John. Mary vii
liam Smith. Mrs George Gilbert
and Mrs. John Crudden. Notice OF
funeral late-.
TRoTTIER Captain George y. Nav
10, 1911. beloved husband az Nellie
Trotticr and brother ~ DsIla
Louis and Veronica. Funeral from
residence. All Phtiip-avc Saturday
az 1850 . m. under auspices of
Ashiar lodge No. 81. r and A. NJ
Montreal Ia Press and Buffalo "a
rers please copy
wILDER--Ncphin r.. relict Of the
late Royal ~ wilder ard beloved
mother " George R-snd Irene "
Wilder. Funeral from residence
~ Paker-st.. SATURDAY 90 $50. and
Holy Trinity church 81 o'clock
YoJ NG-May 30. 1917. Catherine. be-
loved sister OF Mrs Mary Hardy.
Mrs. George crawford and Louise
Walsh Funeral Monday from fam
iiv residence C55 Trumbuil-sve
$40. Holy Trinity church az q m.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11

FOR SPRING PLANTING
VEGETABLE NJl' FLOWER sEEbs.
lawn SEED AND FTETTLIZFR
ONION SETS AND SEEDS PoTA-
TOES
LOHRMAN SEED co.
RASDoLrH-sT. and CRAT1oT- AVE
PrfrtinE-tRe pisss nest kfsa---thst
- rfRht-Tinrs Jsh nePts-Msis tS7e.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
Detroit Bank clearlnas.

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were ts.449. 2SS &c: total clearings
for 1917 10 date are $3.50 4.2700s.
as against s69Os62. 1855 for the
corresponding period in 1916
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
REAL ESTATE statesmen

70 have about 200 lots located with
iu an eight-mtnute ride from the
Ford factory and 1900 feet from
the new Highland Park and Royal
oak car line.
Unless YOU know how 20 soil We
don't want you our big commits
Isions VIII interest tho class Of good
statesmen that we want.
again N you are getting stale" on
tho Job.
The J. l.. Thompson Co.
seventh Floor Breitmeyer Bldg.
Corner Broadway and Gratiot
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
ron sALE--vADANT LOTS

PrIntlng--the plain neat ISind--thnt
IL riRkt--Inaes Job Dept.--MHin AS2o
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
sroRAGE III cARTAaE
personal
NOTICE

NUTiCE-it any pcos Eiri u In
trouble. needing advice friendship
rsPy MtRGARrT ntjFFY icii
FOrt-stN ". Salvstinu frtrF
VIII. not be- responsible fnr arr
rts contracted hF ms wife nrtr
after f.offn. pDHre $3.50 maxwell
PAINTING NND rAPERHANcgSe
TYLER BROS. pap~rhangiDE. deco
rsfinE Grard 1b1s-J
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
FACTS AND ONLY FACTS
SEMIBUNGALOW
SINGLE HOME
HIGHLAND PARK

Half block from woodward now g.
room. s-story frame. hardwood
floors. beautiful chandeliers, up
to-date. foundation braced. and
dandy cellar Price rrluccd -
81 500. only $500 cash, balance $50
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
In the Religious World
LIFE LIVED TO THE LIMIT

The international Sunday School
Lesson for May 10 Is Jesus the
True Vine. John t5:i.i6.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11
run sALE-MIscELLANrous
Avnid Hio.h Pricns

49, = . - - 49,
Iuman hair and hair goods
have advanced from sos
20 1909 since April
last. have large
stocks OF frst-qual-
IFS hair and hair
i goods bought three
Al ana four years ago, r.
"a aud hair - iinprOv-
"a by lying on ~
"a hand. as ir fades -
~ most the hrst year 81.
~ after being cut ~
"a Then. N a switch n
or transformation
q wave. bang curl.
nun. nat wig or tOu- Z
q pee matches YOUR
hair ~ fades very
little ia the years Or
service aftervRrd. i
am retiring from the
+ htr FOODS business and
ms stock OF hair and hair
'ods ls oT red AZ old price
four VfRra ago. don
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11

deal and
%
20 ords NV
80 Ny own make Of Wigs for s9S for shaded
tho nets
rR Inade and
ALL
Sna aces nets etc are imported
these
WILLIAM HA1NEs e Riv.ravs west near Bsg.yavs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-11

WANTED-Second cantor: $50 per
month. Good futuAe for steady man.
Apply commissnrd department., ID.
& c. Navigation Co, foot q
Wayne
, 1917-07-19
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ATTENTION TO COLTS FEET
untrimmed Hoofs Usually Grow Long
n Uneven and Crooked Foot or
Leg Is the Result.

The care of a horses feet should
commence when he is a colt, that is,
before he is weaned. Untrlmmed hoofs
usually grow long and uneven and a
crooked foot, or worse, n crooked leg
Is the result. Failure to regulate the
length and bearing of the foot may
make a straight leg crooked or a
rookie leg worse, while intelligent
care during the growing period can
gradually improve a leg that Is crooked
at birth.
When picking up a colts foot teach
MIN to stand on three legs and not
depend on the n holding up his foot
Tor the fourth point of support. The
handling of a colts foot begins with
h near front foot. Tie a rope around
the pastern, grasp the rope close to
the foot, push gently against the Shout
der, and quickly lift the foot. The lift
ing OF the foot must be simultaneous
with the weight shifting to the other
feet. Gentle the foot and leg and let
1t down. Repeat several times and
then trim and level the hoof.
, 1917-07-19
GOOD REMEDY FOR BLAcKLEe
Disease Is Easily Prevented by Vac.
eine-can Be Obtained in Pellet
and Liquid Form.

Blackleg affects principally u
cattle. Rarely an animal yer
three years old is attacked. The dis
ease is of bacterial nature which man.
ifests itself by lameness and extreme
swelling of one or more quarters of
the animal. The swollen parts feel as
though gas had accumulated under
meath the skin and the disease is iden-
titled by a peculiar cracking sound Civ
en- off when the affected part is rubbed
with the hand.
Blackleg is prevented easily and in
extensively by vaccine. There is moth
Ing in the old notion of putting a rowel
under the skin. You can get CONNER
cial vaccine both in liquid and pellet
forms from various commercial con-
Germs and you can secure it free from
the bureau of animal industry at
Washington in powdered form. Out
fit for vaccination costs but little and
n outfit will do for the whole neigh
borhood.