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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-13
ALABAMA IS LIVING
 WITHIN INCOME FOR FIRST TIME IN YEARS

Montgomery, September 12.-(Special) For the first time in about 10 years Alabama has lived practically within it's income during the fiscal year which will end October 1. Records of the state au- ditor's department Wednesday afternoon showed that total receipts during the period beginning October 1, 191e and ending September F, 1917, have been s121, ,671 .0 more than disbursements. This | is compared with total deficit of S3s3,- 6.5S during the same period of 1915-1e 1 While much money must be disbursed during the remaining days of September | among the demands being the quarterly 1 pension appropriation and salaries of public school teachers it Is improbable | that total disbursements for the year will go far above total receipts and will not reach the deficit of approximately S4O0000 year which has been recorded each year since 1911
 Total receipts for the period beginning October 1 and ending Wednesday, were S7, ,527, ,284.93, while total disbursements were $7,399, SIS. .88. Total receipts for the same period of 1915-16 were S7,O63, SIS. .97, while total disbursements were $7,427,- l5S655. It will be seen that total receipts were greater by $S27, ,2S4. .94 while total disbursements were less by $27,972. .69
 While the prediction that the state will Hive within It's income is based on indi- cations, heavy demands at the end of the fiscal year may run the disbursements lslightly above the receipts Salary war rants have not been paid by the state for several months, but they are in- tcluded in the disbursements as the war rants have been Issued and delivered tc employees who are holding them at their banks until the beginning of the new Itax year.
 l SCHOLARSHIP TO BE AWARDED
 Any worthy girl in Alabama may apply
 to the state department of education lat once for scholarship at Coker col llege, valued at $100 William F. Fea- lgin, state superintendent of education freceived notice Wednesday that one scholarship had been awarded to this state and that the successful applicant
 must make preparations at once, as
 school will open September IS. Cokci college is a new instirution in Harts ville S. C., has buildings valued at $500, 900 and has an endowment of $30O,0o0.
 AUTO TAX INCREASES
 Collections from the sale of automo bile and motorcycle licenses jumped iron
 S121, ,72Y "A last year to $177,74S. 48 this year an increase of $56, 021 24, according to re lports received by the state board 0 equalization. If the increase next yea is In proporllon the slate receipts ID l this license will be above $200,000.
 In other years the state has collecte l l the licenses. Now the probate judg l makes collections for his county and ha the assistance of the license inspector who prosecutes delinquents. Because Q the heavy demand for license tags, tn , board of equalization has ordered 450C for the fiscal year beginning Octobe
 II. Licenses will be delinquent Novembe / h. The new tag is blue on gray back ground
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-13
Shiivar Ale

PURE DIGESTIVE kR0MATlcs WITH
 SHlYAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER Phone your grocer or druggist fos a dozen bottles. Satisfaction guar. antced or your money refunded on first dozen used.
 Bottled and guaranteed by the cele- brated Shivar Mineral Spring. SheI. ton. s. C. If your regular dealex cannot supply you telephone
 COLLINS 6 COMPANY
 Distributors for Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-13
. GOOD SKIN
 BLEACH

Copyright Applled TOT
 Tslack md White Ointment-FOr re- m. yfng F'recI<lex, Tan, Blaclxhendn. Skin B, B,emishcx--Lightens WD dark ar anllOw
 Give Black and White Ointment a trial Just apply. the ointment freely as directed on label. to your freckles lightens your skin and removes blem- ishes and heals all eruptions, pimp1es or blackheads, giving your skin that healthy, pearl light, smooth complexion so much desired Black and White causes the skin to grow brighter. Just think how much better you would look clear, clean complexion.
 Costs only 26 cents large box, or five boxes for $1.. Agents This Black territory and special deal. Plough Chemical Co. Dept. 2. Memphis Tenn. Sold in Birmingham by all druggists. Adv. "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
Compran naevas tierras
los EstadOS UnidoS

WASHINGTON. S-rtiemhre ID
En- los cjrtli"s d p An:I;eos de esta
capit-l Sc rumor6 hoy, que los Esta-
dos Unidos a3teniran, por medic de
conpra, attes Ge cue teTInlne Ia pre-
sen.e guerra. algunas dc las posisio-
mes dc Il Gran BretaiG en- las parties
central ' Sur de este hemisferio,
entire elias Jamaica, Que, segin Sc So
be, posee Inglaterra actuaimente, con
gran c0sto de su partc.
Tamaicn entra en- los p]rop6sitos de
los f.suadoS unidoS, el obtener algI-
s.;,s dc las is!as de! grupo de Bahama
: &c las Islas o~ccidoatalcs.
5, dice ,lue J~a.Daica Proportional
IA Uu& major use n","I que las is
la dune.as l.cientcmcntc roiUpra:'a$
Ter los Es:acp; Cnidos Il Dinamar
"a. POI II cah,:i~i dc veiHticinco nj
homes de dGla-ea, y que Por to- coz
ceDto. los EstadoS Unidos Quicren
ohtcner csa possession comprIndola i
iH%.aterra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
Fue tiroteadO u1l tren
de trOpas en- Ohio

STEUBENVILLh, Ohio, Septiem-
bre l5.-Un despacho reciBdo en-
esta c..udad anoche, daba cuenta de
que Tn tren con tropas americans
Tue caminaba por la via del ferroca-
rriI de Pennsylvania, fue tiroteado
snocne en- las cercan!as del Empalme
Ge Mingo, habiendo resultado cuatro
zoitados heridos. no de allos de serie-
cad. Los heridos sigieron el viaje
n 81 misno tren qe sc dirgia . Pitts
GarS.
D-tall+5 sobre Ia idanridad de- las
;ro5as : 81 des,ino, no Sc dan Ell 81
intGrTnc. pues uos empleadoS del Ie-
~rrGca,... S. rehG-aron Z ellie, ell cam
phmirG-o de La disposicion+i militia
res.
D.cess que 81 tsen fu5 tir"teado
n.ientras caniEaaa L una gran velo-
ciIaG. a atraveSar Fl eEpalmc tie Min
go, PEI" que 40 Getu"" ST. Marcia.
sino hasta esta ciudad. Siete tiros
~fueron los que Sc di~sparason contra
el trer. La information relativa Z
los heridoS, fuc dada por los oficia-
les e~ncargsdoS del tren, Il los detec-
tives de Ia compafia ferrocarrileR,
en- esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
UNA ENERGICA CAMPA-
IA CONTRA e. PICUDO

WASHINGTON, Scptiemhre 10
La campana contra eli Picudo. playa
Que fuG GcscubierLa esta seraaHa GER
ca De Helrne. TEXAS. Sc ha tormali-
zaGo ante la p~re<encia de! peiigro, y
- eXpc.tos lie Ia Gfic.na De Entomolo
gin. del DepartaElc1ro de Agricultu-
tt. acahan dc ser cnviados a Hearnc.
bajo Ia direction del Dr. y. Hunter
cara que Sc cncarguen de haonr n
investigation acerca de Il ~p-esenc!a
del insecto en- los campoS del Sur.
Esta disposition fu& anunciaia ano-
che per 81 ConSejo Federal dc ll0r-
ticuitura, bajo in inspection del cuai
traba jaran los citadoS eXperco< Ell los
carpoS de HearHc j"D1c las autorida
des del Es;ado lcyanlaran = qucGla-
r4n embellishments s.etc acres DC al
godGn en- los cuaieS ha sido cnccntra-
do ci Picudo. Los tallus del algodoGn
y los fra-mcn:oS de los capu!los asi
como las >emil!as. t"mbien Seran reu
r.Gos : quc.nados.
Los cNpertos erriados q Texas. pa
n coonc-ar en- los trabajoS dc Hear
ne. irin Gesput> i los mo,inos dc Sc
m;!la lie c!pod6n 4 donde Sc enviaron
= aro p4sato grandes c~ant:dades de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
Ensenaba a sus hijas
a que pidieran
limosna
Curiosa denanda contra una mujer
que obligaba a sus hijos a mendigar

NUEVA YORK, Sept!emb:t Ii
Albert W. Kimber, Secretar!o &c =
Fitch Publishing Company. @e "sta
ciudaG, Ia presentado Genianda lie
aivorc;o contra >u eSposa Y 2CG:io
que Sc nombre mientras taHto IN
tutor y guardian para sus uas hi!ii-
tas, ConstarZa Victoria, EiY.anl &C.
. noyeva Rosmunda Marga-it4, &c .,
6 : 3 amos respectivamente.
Dir. Kimoer alega que su c:P)sa y
abanGon0 81 dia + de Sept! :mnrc de
1919, !levandose con ella . las uiHaG
' 81 MIC Adrian Merit ki.nbe-. dc
doce amos &c edad.
Una tarde cuando Mr.. Kimber VOL
v.6 &c 50 trabaio, Sc encontrU conqUe
81 famil!a habia desaparecido De su
casa, L. numero 2S2 de Sterling Pla-
&c. Brooklyn, Ell donde viva en- 1915.
Posteriormeut- Mr.. kimber dee que
encontr0 . SU esposa = hijos on IN
rancho G- Port Jerv.s, y~recis&c:@a:e
=: dia ie Grac!as Ge Csc miamv do y
Que su esposa enronces e haDia en-
tregado = su hijo Adrian Merit = q
l. mayor lie las ninitaS; pcro que 70
60 tempo despues volviG = rec0ger a
los ninoS.
En- Mario del ano pasado, segln ii
&c Mr.. Kimber, su esposa Sc presenl6
en- 81 oficina, en- el n4mero 235 le
Broadway, acompansda de Adrian Y
V!yiana : lie dijo: "Aqui estan dos
de los niHos. Los otros dos estan en-
tn casa en- Brooklyn. Ee tenido cui-
dado de ellos bastante tempo va. No
me volyer&n . yer otra vez."
Mr.. Kimber asegura que lleY6 las
tres niHitas 8 Ia Academia de San Vi
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Atenci6n, Senoras Mexicanas

Tenemos ~centenareS de cabaliercs
mexicanos, Y algunos de ellos no solo
acaudaladoS, sino todos ellos buenos
Y honradOs, en- couiicioneS de ser
buenoS espoSos. Todos estan deseosos
de caSarse; pero no tenemos bastan-
ties seAoraS mexicana; para toGoS
ellos. en- nueStraS iistaS.
Cualquier joven meXicana, soltsra o
viuda. que tenga interes en- caSarse,
o establecer Dor guSto 4 ~correspon-
dencia. escribanos hoy mismo.
Toda correspondence "a extcic!2-
nente confidential.
RELIANCE CLUB.
p. o. Box $40. Los Angeles Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16

; tade2. ESpero nue poi-G vcrla a us.
ed al4ura v"z, para que pu"ja g.
! r:!caric alIchas cosaS y las comnrcr-
-. pueS TO puedo por nriio ie Il
: e:cl;tura exprcSar todo> mis- ?en-a-
, r-iertos.
"Si Mr.. Frank Adams le diio a
listed Que NJ. Adams Siempr, ne
+ proporcicraha dinero. le dijo una
mentira. Soy independence Y Lou.
! tdininurivo familiar de Loujs,l lie d.
"a q listed que me ha hecho Electives
algunos cheques Y prestado dinero
muchas veces en- cue 20 Tic ercon;ra-
Ia ~recargada de dinero. So. may en-
travagante V a menut2 come-o MIL
chas ;~ncon"e, i~ercias.
Mrs. Adams. 20 quiero ser su ami
ga 10 mismo cue 10 SOY De Lou. Y
81 este es alguna vez, securamente
que Ia a~rudart. Espero que alguna
vez podre conocer q los mines Y haccr
nucho por Frances. pues he !'eyaio
siempre Una vida solitaria, Y cr4ndo
me encuentre con mejores recurso3
financieros, 10 que espero que sera
rronto, ciertamente que ire Il verla.
Me casare en- .Abril, segun cree.
Escribacle y hagame las preguntas
que desee. Sabre ser discreta y lie
pido que listed sea 10 mismo. Since.
ramente,
Genoreva Hanar."
Despues de Ia lectura de esta car
ia. el abogado Steur pidia a Mrs.
Brand que explicara 10 que habia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16

cente. en- Newark, y. D.. HeJanHJ 4!
nino en- Ia casa. Rasta Que p:G:cra
proporcionarle ro!,o mas q mc.aaS ado
cuada. pues Sc encorlrLha con q YES
lido en- muy malas condolences.
Una tarde, sin embargo, durante 81
~ausencia. dice Mr.. kimher, su esp0-
50 telefone6 al niho Y 10 persuadii 4
Que volviera a su lado. In a@oSto
siguiente. dijo e. d~eranda7tc. 81 IT,
10 regreso . 81 casa en- III eSIaio H.
mentaole Y lie manifesto que lnerl:
v!vir con 81. porque no era no,'oa
seguir vi";enGo cor ST madre.
fl padre Sc haIlaba muy cVIie"1o
con Ia vuelta de su hiio. pero - III
s:guiente CT, que este !" coN'up 60
que all made habia ios-aGo sara: I
sus hermanitas &c Ia Ac@@Ha:r Le San
icente. Su goce 81 tTo"i e. pvnI
InmeGiatan ente Sc ii:iyis " n .lcAde
mia, en donde !e in~forInarvG cue O.
t!vamentc IL Senor haU:a $ac;Go q
las ninas aprcvechando un& auSen>.@
de las Hermanas. nesputs sigui"
hacienda pesquisas ror varies me-cs,
pero sin !ograr dar con e. paraielo
de 81 esposa Y de suS n:jitas.
Por fin despues De muchos tra1ajos,
logro saber que 81 nujer Sc hal!aba
hospedada en- una asa de asi5tenc!a
ea Ia Gale I'D Il occidente. = donGe
Sc d!rigi6 tan pronto co:n0 pudo. Ali
encon.r0 . las ninaS sofas eH IN Guar
to. Al principle elIas Sc rehu$aron
q admitirlo; pero a fiji con&!suio
llevarias con Il. ii salir de- Il resa,
Fiviara Ie diio: Papa. g0i"ro cue mas
compress a!go de Gomez; yGe, @"Sde
esta mariana 80 proba~.os bo",:o :
tenemos una hatabce horrorosa-'
Hcyhas a.!Euna> INVESTIGATIONS o"r
Dir. kimber. suLo que Sd e-Dosa acss-
tumb-aba dejar a !aS ni':as, tcGas -
manana> que saiia 1" ia casa. un&s
cuantas proviSioneS para q dia : por
Ia noche cuaECo regcesaUa, L. da5a
tan solo IN liEero sandwich.
Una testigC, declare a NJ. kimhcr.
que una vez que VIC saiir = "a sonora
con dos de les ninas, le pre@unt6 quo
a donde iba y le contestd que a lie
var a los niHos en- IN parque cercano.
"Pero clio no 10 hizo asi, declare
Mrs. Bower, que asi Sc llama la tes-
tigo, sino que los despach6 q pedir IL
mosna de los transeuntes que pasabaa
por 5icho parCue."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16

amos de edad, habiendo visitado mis
de trcscientos lugares.
"Realmente no Sc" dijo n demau-
dada resignadamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
Genoveva Hanan."

Despues de Ia lectura de esta car
ia. el abogado Steur pidia a Mrs.
Brand que explicara 10 que habia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
Mrs. Brand dice que Ia amiga de-

Mrs. Brand dice que Ia amiga de-
NJ. ADAMS era una al Dora.
DcSpU@s De Ia lcctura de esta car
IA, el abogado Steu-, do Il cOnocsr
otra, pero esra de Mrs. Brand pa
~ Mrs. adams. en- Il que aquelIa en-
rresaba sorpresa de yer su nombre
asociado 0 el de Mr.. Adams y ey.
presando que por 10 que le habia,.
contado, una mujer llamada "D9r1.'
era Ia persona que Nevada intinas re-
.aciones con Mr.. Adams.
"Estaba muy contenta de tener no.
ticias de listed, dice Ia carta. pero
,grandemente enfadada por ell despre-
clio e ~ignorancia con que Mr.. ireland
ME ha relacionado con Mr.. Adams.
eQuivocadamente.
Isl. Conozco todo 10 cue Sc reia-
ciona 0 Dora y quien es ella V auie-
70 hacer TODD 10 que pueda para ayu-
dar a listed, pero los padres de acue-
la son de la clase mas vulgar G ic-
norante, y temo que no puedan ha-
Ger ellos INA cos bien hecha.
"Digame. exactamente que puedo
hacer por listed y 20 que desee saber,
y hare TODD 10 que este en- mi podcr
para ayudarla.
Mr.. Adams es Ell hombre mas fl
Y correcto que he conocido en- mi
Tiene el coraz6n mas bueno del
Y NE ha ensenado el canine
PARA Salir avante de muchas Difficult
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
PUEDEN LLEVAP SUS CABALLCS
A EUROPA

Una buena ha sido para los
c~ficiales del ejercito americana, de-
sigAados para el servicio en- Europa,
eli las lineas de batalIa 0 en- los cam
pamentos : lugareS dc n~dctica, IA
disposition. ultimameatc cxpedida de
cue Dueden llevar consigo Sus caba-
llos propios. cosa que hasta Ia fecha
10 les haDia s!do concedida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
JURADO DE- UNA MUJER
VAMPIRE EN- NuEVA YORK
La demando su esposo, a qulen ella
atrajo con fraudes y engahos


&c Ia sonora Hanan brano' duE" GILL
+i5a . lareos = embrollados interra-
~oo,orios nor = ahoeado de Nr, Brand,
| IN asos r;nco j;ss 10 81 aho-
! ea5o ial ne,nandart-. cuc 10 e Mr..
! Max i. S;eur. paso revista " Ia VI
da d. airs. Brand. cuanAa 10 era ms
cue Una lnuchacha j.. =. .iias, y ~
1uY ca coayyiau q 81 l!a.%tNo
ag,do ae it "~m4rharha n~M.-".riA 4.
! c.Ileion p~ear3ol.." RI u.,i... d. Ia!
eyamen, q aboeaio Steu. .cY,. : 5i.2.
! Grand una calta mug =. lice. Il. cs.r.-
bio q dicha se!.ora, Sir. S!Ar"!rpt j.
Adams. do=nu,s sc /. n.4.r,, 4G ys-
uoso de Gsta, tlr. Lou, .44al:>. uuiea
,.y,6 algupos ,rr;to: rii.I;cos or u
cobierno federal. du-an,c Il .a5il.mis-
| TRACTION de! president. C~,cycla,4.
- 50"
n'h'" "
Mrs. ET"Td'
w.. Ham,. ..
::-.- - ,o," ~.
n..
~. j., voted F..
.I,.n ,I~
.' -
&c. m~,a,;na. -.
! I-.; ~ $3.50,
l. n~;,,ara a. n.r..a- o .,....ron
o:o Al l., .,a, = o,r,.:, l.. ,s.o5 "a
! 6....o,G Ia r.r,-v ,bo,., ,.r. ,.oz
,.ro at. = aarr~;..or,.,,. l., ,f,,;,
mn s, cc,-azir Jebari c.;.~ .hora
comoIe,ameo,e be.no nedeza-
T,,,l::. ;,....; .-.,. ,.,;.,
.ot. -rna:a- ~o,.l:a.I..
,..mn;r;oa, - r.Io,.t ,..od -, 900
.,... .0,,m L.;. .,. h;#.o. -,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16

NUEVA YORK, Septiembre ID
Gran interes ha ~despertado en- esta
ciudad Ell jurado q desde hace dlas Sc
esta celebrando. relative Il IA carsa
cue por nalidad De matri:ncnio siouc
Mr.. J. H. Brand. IN a~caudalado CORE
dor y comisionista, contra Sn espo-
sa Ia sonora G~cno"eva t~loFeacIa
Hanan Brand, alegando Que su dicha
G Sc ya!i0 &c cirrtos fr;uIe5 '
engaios para coE>e&d.: $" "Hlace GU!
9! demandante.
Fl examen de- h, tsstiEo2. eli q!
jurado de ~referencia, ' princiPainnen-
te Il de Ia demandada, nan llamado
nucho Ii atcncion por las reve!aclo-
mes que Sc han he"h0. Fl "Namen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
"El ..Salvavida"
EEOE-~-

Espseifico aitamerre r~ecomenda-
do para Is tuberculosis, Asmsr
Resfrios, Tos, B:onqo!tis. Ia Girl
pa, Pulmonia. Catayro cr6n;co del
pecho 0 intestinal, : excelente para
toda persona de!gaaa, anemica, fal-
Ia de carne ) sangre. Es el mejor
balsamo para les FulEGones.
PRECIO: Sl.G0 botella, 6 per $500
Todo padidc debera hacerse acorn
panado ce 81 ya!ar y 3ir:gido a:
III. z YCEk.
1851 r.. Commerce St. Dept. !.
2. q. Go- II. Station \.
$aN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16

duerido decir al expresar que llevaba
una VIDA solitaria, despues de haber
declarado que habia viajado poe cast
TODD Ell pals, desde que contaba ocho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-16
ELITE HAIR DRESSING
PARLORS
-aEsH' -. !'..iEutiU.
LIE inEHS Dk. las MCDi~

~aH NaiJI.4- Texas.
~-.g.Gu 4 - C1>E- ~ JG>ker
P"lDS >!i,rrtiuD< rrIFpyIIuS Dor medic
Le Ia agEig "itcir!ra "NHlJIIle Stationary. -
ltenrpy"Dr.~ 'aGa Hri0S pUr bora. Coiora-
con pU- medic G"I rOmpue-!0 Hanna.
shampoo. Manicure. Massage ur IL cara
cUr.u cabs!luGU.
EI~ITE N~JESTRDS SAIuNES'
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-22
BUSINESS MEN HIKE.

This is the time to hike. Get the
habit. At this season of the year when
the man of the office gets sluggish and
all run down, the time is here when he
can get out in the open to walk for
health and pleasure. Walking is the
best form of exercise for the naE of
sedentary habits. Walking will give
him chance to feed his lungs with
free, fresh air, will tone up his liver,
strengthen his heart, and give him the
tonic he needs at this season of the
year. Nuf sed. IF there are several
business men who would Ike to get
together to form a club for hiking and
to plan for the season IS outings, David
Fogwell would like to hear from them,
or better still, meet him at his Office
in the College of Commerce building,
Sheridan Road, Friday evening at 7:45.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-22
TAKE MAN TO RACINE.
Charles Fisher Arrested in KenosIla is
Charged With Robbery at
Racine Court House.

Charles Fisher, forsy-two years of
age and arrested in Kenosha several
days ago on charges of vagrancy, was
turned over to the police of Racine this
morning and taken back to that city
to answer charges of larceny. Fisher
is charged with the heinous offense Of
robbing the Racine county coroner and
it is alleged that he stole case of
shoes from the Office of the coroner in
the Racine county court house. Fisher
did not have great deal to say in his
own defense. The case of shoes were
found at house where he had been
boarding since he came to Kenosha and
the police here claim that he had of
fered the shoes in payment for a
weeks board. Fisher viii have hear
ing in the Municipal Court in Racine
on Thursday morning.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-22
DIED AT GRAND RAPIDS.
Mrs Margaret Roders, Pioneer Woman
of K9nosha Died at the Home
of Her Daughter.

Announcement has been received in
Kenosha of the death of Mrs. Margaret
Roders, aged seventy -four years and
the widow of the late Nicholas Roders,
which occurred at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. MARGARET Gales at
Grand Rapids, on Tuesday Mrs.
Roders was native Of Germany, but
she came to Kenosha in Young woman
hood and resided in this city until FIVE
years ago when she went to Grand
Rapids to make her home with her
daughter. 4 She was widely known
among the older residents of the north
side of the city. She is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Gales and Mrs.
Charles zimmerma4 Of Kenosha and
one son, Michael RIDERS. The funeral
services will be held at Grand Rapids
at ten O'Clock Thursday morning with
interment at the cemetery there.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-22
YULE QUITS SCHOOL BOARD.
George Wallis Named by Council at the
Meeting Today to- Represent the
Second Ward on the Board.

Orman Yule, for. the past four years
q member of the Board OF Education,
and very active as member of the
board, fled his resignation with the
city clerk this morning. Ia his resig-
nation Mr.. Yule suggested that George
Wallis be elected to succeed him at
once in order that Mr.. Wallis might sit
with the members Of the board in pass
ing on the proposed plans for the new
north side school Mr.. Yule declared
that in resigning he did not desire to
shift any responsibilities as citizen.
but that he desired to have Mr.. Wallis,
who has been active in building work,
get in on the ground floor in the build
ing Of the new school. Mr.. Wallis, who
was nominated without opposition for
school commissioner in the second
ward on Tuesday, has rendered most
valuable service to the city in this
capacity in former Years. Members of
the board will be pleased to know that
they are to have the benefit of his
counsel and advice at once.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-22
Council to Cat Out
Street Banners
Favorite Form of Advertising In
Kenosha to be Eliminated by
Ordinance Now Being Drawn.

The use of the space over the streets
Of Kenosha for mvertising purposes is
to be eliminatedsias the Judiciary com
mittee of the Common Council is now
drawing up an ordinance providing
that it shall be misdemeanor to hang
any sign across the. streets of the city.
The street sign evil has been growing
by leaps and bounds in Kenosha in the
past four years and at some times there
are three or four of these signs hung
across Main street at one time Nearly
all of the progressive cities of the
country have passed ordinances regu-
lating Che use of such signs to the dis
play of the American flag on patriotic
occasions. 1t is probable that the ordi-
nance will contain q clause which will
give the council chance to recognize
special occasions by the granting Of a
city permit. The ordinance will un-
doubtedly be passed without opposition.