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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08
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An ordinance by the Police Jury OF the
Parish of St Char les, Louisiana, adopted
at its regular meeting September 9Th,
1917
Be it ordained by the Police Jury OF the
Parish of St. Charles, that the Secretary
be directed to advertise according to law
for bids for the issue OF Seventy Thous-
and Dollars Of road bonds of road dis
trict No. Of the Parish of ST. Charles,
authorize by thc election Oh March p,
1917. the vote on said ordinance was as
follows:
Yeas: Delaure, Dufrene, Elfer, Lorio.
Nays: none
Absent: Mr.. Blouin
+. Schexnaydre.
Secretary
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08
:BETTER FARMING'


We are just plant ng our ta!'
crops. but ! is net too cary to re
,,,, rs,,l.r.no t,. ,,,arL-r;no of
:.
market ny Is through sc'''if9 Ass"
c|ati ms Community organization
IA co,ner,1,,nis alw ~, a tor
90 c,,on,i
,,,.,-,,tv and ,.i,;no assoc alton,
c ,,,rnv m4,h,,d If
oe,t,no sad, re-uIt, We have h C
verb uch ercidtions in st
Ch,rl Parj h and we ar. makirg
i, IF ,rt rig L now u eVIVr these
SOD e.. We ask The c0up ration Of
every +. m / n he com nnrlty &
:. me- ns vii "e c"l ed IN he near
future, al which meeting p ans CT
org nIz ton vi te TO- Inu;attd.
There ere II ,Ly III G TO be CjnsId
cred H. 10 ming such an UrganizA--
ton md every tanner ait nd ,ng
Will at gwen On opportunity Of
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08

tr,ct No. Of the Paris 81 =.
Charles % {. A. Rees whi'h safe
j. has e y annnlled
BE it tur' her 0. daircd, thai rat
tying, CO ,tirTng a 4 approving
the acton o. tn Is ard OF o~p -
>urS Of Rn q Dat: No. . in re
is5n nee Of bombs agSt' gat -
) v4.ty Tho4slad ID ars (S7r,
"oo. % in s.ii Rod Dist'ic, :"
III accord wee with the telms /
IN election II ID III said 10, Il !
II Ct 50. on the 27th DIV -
arch, r9'7. the r.->o'u %; ri ard
1nard 81 Supervise cut hOrrZIng
the issuance of the id DIS he
and is hereby amtn el % prcV,d-
that sid hond5 sh =! b. dated
April /, 1877 ahu sha b"a semi
dntua! iutcr est bearing coupons
payable On The fl St q ) Of q t,t."'
an Ap',l OF FAC yea
81 IN the, v:dAntd u ,ne
ord NJ, &c adopted by &c Board u
Supervisors o MIR. Il az, 1917
max u the interest coupons on
a.d b II 5 payable in June and
Hecemb aud the same IS ntr,
y rep';. d ia>ofAr as it is "ece: =
81 to c"ang the ate II pdy ment
II sid Interest ecu ,cns
be it fu tn UIul;a,c, tn It ~
ord r t. provide 70! HE paymen Of
the in crest couplns due Oh saii
.ondo on the ii st day of October
1877 an on to iirs, day Of April
and Oc-o er, 1913, there is hereby
levied ana ordered to be levied
tax O. seven and ole half mil S
.oc7s) N HE collar on all the
toptity osse S. d Withil The Iiml's
Of Road District No ui he par
iSh 0: II. Char e, for the year
1917, a. d tn t the \ sst ssor is o.
cred to soess. and the sheriff &
FAX 0 leCtnr IS order, d t, coffee,
: 'r the wear '9i7 = sp""'aI tax Of
seven and one half mills ($OO75) on the
dollar or all the property assessed in
Road District No. OF the Parish of ST.
Charles, to provide for the payment of
the interest OH said bonds as above set
forth
BE 1t ordained, that the President and
Secretary OF this Police Jury are hereby
structed and Authorized to execute and
sign the bonds voted 20 i- issued in
Road District No. at the election held
on the 9Th day of March, 1917 and ez-
by the Board of Supervisors
Of Road District 2 at their meeting
held on the 2Stll day of March, 1917, &
these officials are instructed to seal said
bonds with the seal of the Police Jury
on behalf of said Road District & to have
tie SAME registered by the Secretsrv of
State i'll accordance with law
Be it further ordained, that thic Police
Jury hereby approves, confines and rati-
flies the authority under Nllicll these
bonds are ordered to be sold ana viii Re
cene the bids in accordance with adver-
ment for the same {; opc,l tIIr same and
award the SAME in Accrr,i4uc.. with law.
The vote Oh this oc,uldncc was as fol-
lows; Yeas, Drlaune, Duirene, Elfer and
Lorio. Nays, none
Aud the ordinance was adopted
i. Schexnaydre,
Secretary
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08
IllGEL2LE PROPERTY
Parish Of 1t. Charles
Drl.tIluou. TX Dvb."ss

~ virtue Of the athor:ty vested i, ne
~ tie Constitution. and laws # tie :. j..
u Louisiana viii eelT Al public lno. n
At IT,. principal frurt door ofth> { 1
iiou,1, IN Nluyutte C.i,ii District I, t
Of aa.I Parish j. h,,i. within t.e !, Il
hour lor Judicial sales, le.,.na,n 1t /
O'Clock A " on Saturday tr- 1T. lay
Of September, 1917. Al q cot nl:irg Oh
each yn,ya,',ir.E 1.E until said IL a~e
completed, all lnn,ov4bi property Oh
viii CIV taxes aee now aa, the a.4tv Of
! Louisiana, tn P.nish Of St. are~ +
enforce Tie collection e taxes. as oss-
m2nt il lie year 1916, together With III
terest hereon from tn SIT day
o. y .ceinbcr 1915, at the r,.eaf ~ per
| cent per annum Until paid and AID c, Is.
! The names OF said delinquent tax pay
ers, Tie ar2ur. OF taxes iuc by cac.i Oh
de assessment Of said year, and The inn
! mo aDle property as. css@d to be offered
! for sale as follows, to wit:
I. f. Funk
Parish, State, Confederate Veteran, GOOD
Road, Acreage, Lcvee District Coed
Roads No. l & Drainage No i 500 50
f.,as Il, 29,3l ,33, IS, 81 II 81, So, 81 ,e5,95
81 l01, les, les, l07 ,l09, III, 1l3, II and
III Of Coteau dc France, $500 acrsa
On said day of sale will sell sue. Dor
ton Of said property that any debto-."ii1
point out and III case the Gcbtor " ] rot
point out sufficient property, Wi Al
once without delay sell the least an-;-
ty of said property Of aay debtor which
any bidder viii buy for 5.Ie awon:.' a.tIc
taxes ,interes: and costs cue hy sara geh
tor, the sale viii be without @ll..Dae-
inent, for cash il lcga! tender n-2n=y Of
the United State, and the proper. shall
be redeenlabe at any time lor +. -pace
OF one year by paying the iiice given
Including costs and twenty per. cent
thereon
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08
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~~cco1 Cor uressio"a' 'ri~'.,
Nvr, r., of Conqre>> {! . Ia-r'
chen senate. al N:>''f,
~tnetlr.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08
PR &C rEIING> O. RE SULhR

PR C( TE!lN G. O. kE 'Ol.f i
=, , ;. ., : of ,bt
=
49, N, ,u.,.. :, !,
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,. ,,,.s -
$40 u "a,
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e
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- .
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08


/ In &C ,,rGa.,r.. with III, terms If An W
d;aals.- adon...f ~ tie l.o!ice Tu~v i.
tie Parl,h Of 81 Cha-}c, the pas. =.
r. Of iii,. Parish Of S Charles vil
GIVE >ell proposals for the purchase at
,,t J.. =, -, ..,1 90. ,r.,,,.l .,,t..~....
q i'''''' iod'l Ho'l" 1o>uS Oh 9'E.'.'z
Ih 'nsani dollars $50 ,Jeo.ob) authorized
~ road district No. 2 o. IL, Parish "
{, rh,r, ,,..:o ,1l !;
0:ssTicf on NJ 18th, Gay OF March II"
The bid W Il be accompanied by ccl,i-
fed cb.oua ,i,. or.I.r nf IA. p-..;I nj
t,,-,,
VI '''S '''>> ''''' y. -,'' " ~
CHARLES. St..'t:". ~ i y, u.r't.' ia;it /
for Tue..tv iil. Hundred Aali.r- >15'n. :
nal. he ehe,ua ot thz srrrtssf,,' l.:,fd. +
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08

,,g vrAi5Ek Can thLt "
st,,..c.r y. i.'ns u. az ouythS s"oo '
r.n IN !, tsurI. .e4~, they viii simpS shy
10 ~, tpei, &.r.'-lnt hit ''a.isf
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08

President, Police Jury
leiiCicn Lorio
Frank Schexnaydre,
Secretary Police Jury
Parish Of st. Charles
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-08

.,.,<, tft4> pJ,f0Rzt .! HGh"T!H
h.. a. 5ea0aa cess "a''<'
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
GUARDPAYS
$2OFORPINT
OF WHISKY
M ust Forfeit Two
thirds of Months
Pay for Drinking

A private in the Thirtynrst Michi-
gan received pint OF whisky from
friend on street corner near tho
armory Wednesday night without
delay he transferred the contents
OF the flask 10 his interior \ few
hours later he woke up In tho guard
house In The armory. Thursday
morning he was fined $50. twothi~ds
of his months pay by Mai 4 Lake.
summary court officer
All Of which means that The pro.
vost guard Is right ON The job and
will continue on the job as Ions as
the regiment remains In The city
This private's case was the first one
10 come before the summary court
since the order establishing the
guard went into effect His export
ence probably viii Doe lesson 90
other guards who may have had en
idea they could drinh linuor in uni
form and got away with 49,
Conditions around tho armory
we're IN marked contrast Ncdncs
day nieht 90 former evenings Wom
Gu Of the street and Young girls
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
SPUD CROP TO
Be WHOPPER
There1l Be 100,000,000 Bush
els More In America This
Year Than Usual

WASHlNGTON, Aug. 9.-One
bushel OF potatoes extra. for every
man. woman and child in the coun-
Try during the next year, Is promis
ed if the potato crop lives up to the
department OF agriculture's August
crop estimate.
Leon NJ Estabrook. chief OF the
estimates bureau today forecasted a
crop o. 400 600 900 bushels---l00. 900. =.
600 more than the average and l04..
100000 above last year This is
EstahrOok's prescription for house
wives 10 utilize the crop as a point
OF the fight against Germany
First, all housewives should use
potatoes, as far as possible as a
substitute for brcsdstuf's
Second preserve the potatoes for
winter use by home storage
These measures viii use The po-
tatoes 10 advantage and save wheat.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
ON WARS
SIDELINES
With
Harold
V.
Wilcox
|'V7

Nv /oU can't make better soldier by preaching hell Are to
This startling made by W A Atkinson
ArAmercau in youth. popular fash
n the chaplain
Of the Thirty guard The soderpason
preaching doesn't anywhere with
soldier civilians cant
of the a s afraid die Fear
stampede religion he has khaki
realizes when his regiment into
Perhaps will be he perhaps II viii
be omebo No mat
as and t. lie is prepared 20
which deems while
alarmed eternal damnalon
him he made the sacrifice
o
baes typewriter which had
andng that Onward Christian
soldiers Tippeary
ad with the soldiers The
OF theology and soldering
scribe about for preacher
going preacher ind the Five
Atkinson the hrst place this yire
IN He
influence OF his
Ia the ThirFrst
Atkinson and mother with boy
n should a for him
MAKE Atkinson OF religion He
When ne the Mexican
regiment the would join in the Lords
he D
he privileged
20 bring into play
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Deaths

George Soelz. SOS T.ivernois 70
years. pulmonary tuberculosis Louis
Cook All Lafayette west months.
auto intoNicatiou Ritus Clements.
Providence hospital months. ma
"a smus Celina Sockman. a22 Tonnes
see . years. acute gestritis. Iuntta
J. Beaver Providence hospital.
DAYS premature birth Wladislaw
Ewerte ga Superior. months. acute
entcro- colitis StRnislewa Wudyks,
q Silher'. 6 months. acute gsstro-en-
teritis Stanley Bis. 2e3 Wesson.
months lohar pneumonia. Bertha
Cornftt. Providence hospital ~
years inquest pending Lawrence
saiscuck sonitarium. % years, tu-
herculsr larvngitis Chester buczin-
ski Chtldren's Free hospital
months enteritis, Joseph Szwendras.
222 CRrdoni 1 day. premature birth !,
Jonas S1Wcndras. 223 CardOnt ] dav,
premature: Carol Forester. AS COL
unbus. month. allmentary decOiu
position Peter Mikulinsld. - Freer.
DAYS. aoute ileo colitis. Frank FL
lex. drowned River Rouge and Fort.
about -. Marv Miller rs Fremont
IA years. pernicious anaemia Carl
Kluck &c Wilde. s5 years alcohol
ism Wilhelmina Seelon. 2i2 Schroe-
der. 90 years. hemiplesia, Lorenzo T.
Durand 20 years. Inquest pending.
Berthe Gaskcll Herman Kicfer hos
pital 10 wears, pheryngeal diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Marriage Licenses

George A Springer. %. Detroit.
Eva NJ Hunsicken. 20. same.
Frederick l. Burke a. Detroit.
Irene NJ. Kelley, -, same.
Frederick W WintcrWantel o.. pc-
troit. Bertha Yeager 7o same
sam Resner 20. Detroit Rose Burn
stein. %. same
Thomas McRinley a. Detroit;
Georgia henderson 2s same
lanes Campbell q. Detroit:
IIester NJ Mcifath. 2s same
Francis Kelley a.. Detroit. Fran
ces OakieN. TO- same
Emmett o. Runberl. %. Cleveland
Grace Foss 20. Detroit
John q Johnson. 3D. Detroit Violet
NJ Bvuue ~, ont
Guy Baldwin 10. Pontiac Frances
Brown. 10. Detroit
Henry Ser g. Detroit Elsie
Anton Thaeertz. &C. Detroit Dcres
casper TeedL 8s petroit Katie
Roots. as. Same
Louis Markow. "a Detroit Gertie
Periman. 70 same
James =. Atherton a. Windsor.
Oscar zimmer. e.. Fort Wayne.
Ind. GERTRUDE Manahnn. a. Chicago.
William Shockey. 21 Detroit
sue VI. Kolesear. rs. Penn.
John " Anderson. %. Detroit.
tb'Ihl'f - ihfl"T. -. OrfonNille
Frank pipncr. %. Detroit Myrtle
=. Tissler. rs. same
VIM. y Helbing. g.. Toledo Min
nie Hauchcr. % "A me
Arthur Norton. 90. Ont Hazel
Price. IS. same.
Jake Ganghamer. -. wyandotte
Marie W Plat. 10. same
Frank nrurv. 81 Princeton No
Lillian q White. 90 No
Chas VI Pettfford So Detroit.
Anna Y. Poole. 49, same
Thomas Rule 90 ohio MAY Olds.
% same.
Wa wczynic Krawczuk. %. Detroit.
H"len Iasmlewlcz. 90. same
stanley r Kowalrzvk 2t Detroit.
Kathleen ~ Perkins ~. same
clyde IL Wescoaf. 20 Detroit Ser
enc - T"rrirn. 90 same
Richard " Talbot ~. So Paul.
Mimi. Ella Johnson 2a. ont
~ Ridizare. 10. petroit. Ella .Posth.
sl same.
Ernest goodfriend %. Detroit.
Theresa Griensunrc. con same
John y summer. %. TefFoif Ma udo
t. Jones. e4r1e
Kenneth p Srnufd r1 Detroits
IN sra " &c. Ifuur. same
Pnul - GrDonkuW & Detroit.
Mar7 Wnfffr fH .aHtr
AioiH ErI4lrI E. HafuI fer-fl4
Mp perwntf 1a same
Edward HuC, 1 Detroit Mabel
Durneft I- Buffalo
MAJ .u 70 1fIifs Detroit Marion
r Srhllinr 10 same.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Quite Some Job

uNHIs the Thirty
II He nu . preacher Of the He BE-
- comradenchef OF
be prepared be their advisor and
fxerw athletic coach He
The
4 mighty busy otncT
A few lines Il will
~ the
is big ask
OF he
OF :
by IL
without Gripping the efficiency OF the command ENpe
houded the Job For the week he has buying
a
n
4
explained dealing
a
n He
price In
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

fosnd in the company % soldiers
N'ie promptly sent away by the
military police. Guards were sta
TONED IN front OF every disorderlv
resort In tho neighborhood and no
man in uniform was permitted 10
enter.
six troopers found shooting craps
IN an alley were taken into CUSTODY
and are in the guard house await
lng the disposition ~ their case No
charges have been preferred as ve'
ne regimental supply truck. In
charge OF Private Deal. was pressed
INTO service as patrol wagon.
No definite orders TO move have
been received as yet The officers
Will not be permitted 10 give out
the exact time of departure The
long-eNpected clothing has not ar
rived vet. and IL may be- Saturday
or sunday before tho unit moves.
-Four deserters arc prisoners IN
the guard house awaiting trial BY
general courtmartial Private
Dunsmore OF co. G., who deserted
on the border. is now doing his
OFT IN Fort l.eavenwOrth deuf
T. VI. ConnOrs. % co. ID. corraled
him in the warehouse OF c. p.
Smith. chain grocer. whore he was
employed Dunsmore, u Is alleged.
had hoasted that he would never BE-
captured. He was taking a nap on
top Of huge pile OF provisions
when Lieut.. Connors appeared. Ills
was q very rude awakening
The army recruiting Office sent
away 81 men Wednesday, Cooks
bakers and mess attendants are stu
in great demand in the navy, Lieut
Richardson recruiting officer IN
charge announces licw. Comman-
der Wilson of ksnsJs city inspect
ur for the central recruiting dls.
irict. is in Detroit today Co make an
inspection of no local Office
rrintine-fhe pIafn neat kIud-thRt
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

David Weathcrs. 90. Ind Grace
Rurkncr. 17 same.
Denis Kazis. 30. Detroit. Annie
ApouCr ich. 90 same.
HARRY - Hnhr eH II .lcdO- Hazel
u -hnrmn kef 20 same
81 chacI Miller 2r. Detroit Edna
-ohraeger. na same
Raf n0pd IS HYrnard o. Detroit
Ethel = Rlooser 49, same
Joseph kltszrh. ,5 nNtrnii STA
1aluu Sfrfna' same
Paul Non.k 80. Detroit Anna
Noark rs same
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

thF tpam Nhnson eNTs 10 sn amazing
IL voice ms BODY and "A
men have been ndd natural he down on
the border behalf
into trouble Frequently he found that genuine nsuder
standing between the and ho
hnng that was appreciated by both sides tho Sig
nchnc OF iscpn than the he
our nor ~ allow - aofv 10 impair The discipline regimen,
Even frequent Of
soon hey warmed 10 him Th
delayed
a
As soon the discovered chaplain roofing for them
He
ana He
ana andto
uounl me men more strongly
of he
~" 'Ht last month found this
that
20 resign ana his ]
Tor ms 10 the Thrtyftrst
marched BACK to khaki virtually of
" The
He'll them thru the ~ " '"e lmrtytlrst
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
POISON BREAD
YARN EXPLODES

WASHINGTON. Aug q 4 Rock
ie" baker AZ Washington barracks,
failed 10 put enough salt in a great
pile of dough. a batch of spoiled
bread resulted, and a yarn about at
tcmpts 10 poison he army we're
printed Now army officials are
looking FOR another rookie" who
saw the bread destroyed and started
the poison tale
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Births

NN.NN
" Atlas go wilkins - Csruso
75t Rlopele r. TrombN ~, peI-
VideI" r. saunders -5l RruFH. -
Malisks 2lt NsnteI Shrrer. los
Berlin. Il santnzgo g2F sherman
Miller. s1s Twenty th.rd n Ta~dfn
20 Rerin a Paehni 1924 Hamilton
\ Cosentino tt2 Helen * c4rn'
ass Trumbull A kous ei63 NJ El
lioft NJ fiomulnNIc7 10 I.dI A.
ballard. 1884 Twelfth O titus. 1871
twenty-fourth - schultz. -6f Sher-
man J PerEyk &c Hoiborn. p Pc
Rosedale r Rovd Norris 20 Ma
varre A. Y. Nolan if' iAnco'u r.
Hemingway. Po9is SprInEwells o.
'kyner 40 Michigan G. nertram
lsl Military W. + Kramer 2iol
Grauot. A. stockcr. 64aR Tennysont
Amman. 40 Antictam. J Banaccl 100
Rinuelle 4 Petrol ~ CLAYTON
Jablonski l6i Mar.n " Klnchman
3 Greusei r Gaibrafth. i22 cass. q.
Npntross. Providence hospital y
Elkins. $40 Third T.. Currie 81
Clements W Gasser. 1920 r Isfay-
effe n. Huhner. 1e5 Louisiana d.
Juve. 4i5 Wilde J Leigh to- w
Grand h Connors So Newman =
lngles. Is peouiudre q Weiss s1S
Saraccno, ts2 Fort r Orlando.
3loia Catherine. l.. Bartnick. SO or
leans. O HunpreN. 4f3 Common
wealth = Handl"man 2 o0o Russell.
W BLOCK. 1873 brewster vs. Tuttle
500 Montclair " Crate. 295 Porter.
GIRLS
~. Tachatter. COZ Park blvd: "
Nlut. SCI Maxwell r. Morgan 1875
Pennsylvania G. Haren-. - Tentsh,
4 Kurosski. $40 Robins J Ga rdzin-
ska Sa2 FnrnswOrth 4 Giowinkow-
ska. &c Flower pl-. T. ldalsli. 9li
Medhnry r Cramer. lo92 Russell @.
Pierogollo. S33 Leland a Goebel,
e90ts Robins j. 4. Newly s95 elm
ton A. cram. s7l Hubbard +. Sciew-
ski 80 clay c. Teshiewlc 63s War
wick: W T. Irvine. l6l National. q
Hun 90 Haze, r Rec ume Harper
hospital. A. GRAY los o33 Eimwood
q Weyher r Masinsak 40 Martin.
40 Eighteenth VI ITalperip. 1877
Brewster. n smith 500 hastings J.
Ribant. 1923 Crane. l. Kaplan. 1913
Crane d. Chikorski. l214 Jos Cam
pau NJ Tawnik 1873 Grandy, II
Delegrade. 4Ss Buena Vista w A.
Bones 28Q Brewster. Fortuna 2s7
Thirtv-third w Maziarski. i27
Thirty first. f Meehan. S9S Tif-
teentu; W Piskorska 1909 Knodell
J Wolak. sos Hammond. a Deth.
$40 Casper Y Mcfarland 10 Mclean,
l. Alhor. s06 Rivard, j. era hokski.
l02 Roby: = Heminover. Asa Rade-
macker. J. r. Tabbcrt, $50 Green,
l. Rearidon 4s2 Forty Park; F..
Roberts 50 Brighton, r. Beaver. l462
Mack Z GhOup c32A Milford
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r. street, between 9
q. m. and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
rom sALE-VAUASr LOrs

TO De largest railroad factory center
In world hwy iat in N4selRle sub.
Wayne Mich which we're selling
from $3.50 lp all mpr VEN enfs
s6-ft boulevard street 6H-ff ailef
10 year block tfom ear cu Wayne
blvd whore restrict arr 20
poor nlHl can lu.ld Watch fur HlK
s1Ie SUNDAY. AgA NJ mo lots sold
before. fhls date Eikeu q Moss
2657 NrchJEau Cellar 70ef uu West
1919. md eS f5th-sf Wayne, " lch.
VII pay cash TOR vacant lots.
houses, flats, stores. acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought: quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

More than 10000 workmen are
killed and 30o 600 are seriously in
jured each year In the industries
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

believed the witt caup
exchanges supply
II weren
these
probably
gudIen
me The The what
me o"es possible cost This results
Of the
efforts with
ouh OF punch boards
punch boards corno
70
money ~ the soldiers
Band and orchestra
vaudeville kinds
devised 10
Tor ther amusement I Ihhs well provided with equipment
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

FrintinE-thc plain neat kiud-thRt
!. ria ht--Tiuies Isb Dcpt.-Nain t5co.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Personal.
STATE OF MIcHiGAN. County 9
In the Probate Court for Said County.
Juvenile Division.


Al session 81 said court held at
the court room IN the city ~ Detroit
on the seventh day ~ June. A. n
laI1 present Hon Henry ;. HUI
bert. Judge OF Probate
In tho matter OF ARIEL sutherland.
an alleged dependent and neglected
child. Complaint having been made
20 this court alleging that Ariel
sutherland IL n neglected and de-
pendent child within the meaning OF
the statutes % this state and pray
ing that said chld be spprohended
and brought before this court 20 an
swer said complaint and then and
there be dealt with IN relation 20
the same a. law and justice and the
public interests and the interest OK
sRid child may require.
n T. ordered that the sixteenth lay
~ August. a d. 1917, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. at said court room,
be appointed for the hearing of the
matters alleged - the said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that
copy ~ this order be published thrss
successive weeks previous 20 said
time - hearing In tie Detroit Times.
newspaper printed ana circulating
In the said County ~ WAYNE.
HENRY 5. HUBERT,
Judge - Probate.
s true copy
GEORGE ~ READ
Probate Clerk
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
WANTED 40 sur-MrsoELLANEous

CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns.
broken Jcwelry. diamonds. watches.
etc. full value paid Liberty rig
60. ~ Woodw'd 4fh Moor elevator
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

GEORGE % READ.
Probxts Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25

Beans averaged on the Riao.
from $50 TO 800 pounds Frset
MeGee threshed the latter amana e
on the Warren Clngston place ANA ,''
is duly declared the bean kino fea
the coming year. Wonder wbss
Mae win be when be gets N prae.
tiee.
We understand Dad Parsons
wants to sell he wants 10 10 n
Canada.
n. } Steele has bought a place
in Charleston and Is talking ~
moving there soon.
NJ. Y. Pickett, w. q. Willoneh.
l,y and Crit. Bryant are going
hunting as soon as the Law allow
Better not get too far from vo,r
base Of supplies boys. you might
get hungry.
John Parsons has leased the Il
". Dowd farm Of 100 acres For 4
years and il going 70 take posses
sion Immediately after the sale