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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
"Ghd Hand" Responsible.
Chicago Bandits Kill Two Men
And Secure Payroll of So, 100

oHICAGO, Aug asTwo carrying eoioo the payroll OF u
wnow Brothers Iron works. shot to death In hon %
the plant today BY five bandits who escaped with the money
automobile
Louis Ossnbers Barton Allen the slain payroll \,
from bank automobile As ,nv sorrSa
front NJ hs snsne. Of m. iron work, containing the ooee
drove up
Three Of the bandits isspsd from the machine ana opsnsS
with tsvolvsrs Ossnbers fell with bue" heu
The bandits twenty shots score Of persons
the killing - ~ \
Two Of the bandits remaned In the machine the motor OF
wa, k.u, running As osenbes and his companion eL ee
containing the money ssssd and the bandits 1umpsd 49,
and sped away "a lbH&1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
ORPHANS AT CIRCUS

Children in the Sunbeam orphans
home will be guests Of the Lions club
at the circus on September 10
This was decided by the club a, It's
regular weekly meeting today at noon.
J. +. Mars was named chairman OF
a committee TO have charge of the en-
tertainmen,- Members will take the
children to the circus in their auto
mobile,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

49, OKLAHOMA CITY Is TO
have new industry--thc
lSSS frs, Of It's kind here and one
u - Of the few of its kind in the
entire state The Kansas
City Wholesale OIL company manu-.
facturcrs and distributors OF high grade
lubrica,ng oils has decided upon Ok
lahoma City as lis main manufactur-
inR point by January | the company
will begin erection Of the most mod
ern compoundng plant In the entire
middle west Until that time q TEN.
porary plant will be operated at the
old packing house near the Rock Island
round house, now owned by John A.
Burt This has been leased until the
completion Of the new plant
Refinery Planned.
The factory will contsin all the lat.
est appliances known in the compound
ing bu,ine. and will cost between SOS
000 and $4,000. J N. Bowen OF Kan
sas City will be the local manager and
will be in charge OF the Oklahoma
branch. Within a year. it is the plan
TO build 100000 refinery here,
The Kansas City Wholesale Oil
company is interested In refinery at
Baxter Springs, and plans TO buy the
output Of many independent refineries
Of the state Mr. Bowen left this morn
ing for Allen, okla to contracts for
the entire outpu, OF refinery there.
No, only will the new company play
big part in the refining and com
pounding field. but it plans TO enter
the producing field Within sixty days
il will start drilling on an 8O0.acre
lease near Tulsa II will then turn
its attention 10 drilling in the western
part OF the state
"Ghd Hand" Responsible.
To the glad hand trips OF the Ok
lahoma City Ad club is given the credit
for securing this latest addition to Ok
lahoma City's industrial world. About
three weeks ago Mr. Bowen. who was
passing through Oklahoma City on
Continued on PAGE q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
pERsHINa OFFICER
ACCIDENT VICTIM

NEW YORK, Aug n R--Word of the
first casualty TO an officer in General
per,hlngs forces IN France was received
here today in cahlcgram announcing
the death in motorcycle accident OF
Second l.ieu,enan, Frederick Wahlstrom
cf the marine corps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

INV WV - 'hldt tNAh s'
~ -(SpcciaD--PosscS are
SS searching through the Kay
county oil field today for
two men who late last night tied Miss
Maud Smith, night telephone operator
here. to cot in the telephone ex-
change, set fire to 1t and then par
tally wrecked the telephone office.
Girl Drives OFF Bandits.
Miss Smith was able after a violent
struggle, to free herself from the wires
which held her to the cot and pulling
revolver which she had concealed
in her dress, fired five shots at her
asSallants Both made their escape un-
injured Miss Smith was badly burned
on one side Of her body,
The motive OF the attack is un-
known The manager OF the exchange
had been notified several days before
the assault, to dismantle his plant after
10 o'clock last night When IT was
seen however, that the order had been
disobeyed, the two men made the at
tack on the operator. Ii was because
of the warning that Miss Smith had
taken the precaution to arm herself
1t is supposed here that the men had
planned either a robbery or an assault
on some of the places OF business here
and feared that if the telephone wires
were allowed to operate they would
be unable to make their escape.
One Mask Falls OF.
One Of the men, both Of whom wer'
masked when they entered the tcle
phone exchange, can be identified b!
Miss Smith because during the strug
gle with her his mask fell to the floor
Men from Dilworth, Blackwell, New
kirk and Arkansas City. Kan, toda,
are preparing to defend the Dilwortl
oil field against any attempt to fir,
the wells. Members of the !. w. W
are supposed to have been behind al
attempt to burn an oil well in this VI
| cinity about week ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

chief entered the hall in company with
Premier Kerensky His appearance
was the signal for prolonged ova-
ton. All the delegates cheered for
Russia, the revolutionary government
and the army.
Vladimir Naboukoif, prominent
soeial-democra, speaking in the name
(continusd on Page 2, Column ~
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Cooler Tonight,
Weather Forecast
LOCAL FORECAST - Partly cloudy,
unsettled and cooler tonlohti Wednesday,
fair weather,
STATE FORECAST - Tonight fair;
cooler except In northwest portlonj Wed.
nesday fair.

KANsAS-Generslly fair warmer.
ARKANSAS Partly cloudy, showers In
northeast, cooler.
WEST TEXAS Partly cloudy. showers
in west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

MOSCOW, Aug. 2S.-Th,
second general sitting Of th'
national conference was hell
Yesterday afternoon. Genera
knrnilnlf the commander i'm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
GIRL REPuLSES
BANDITS; SAVES
PHONE BUILDING
Operator Escapes From Cot
Fired by Two Men,
AT ASSAILANTS
DiIwOrth Posses in Pursuit;
Girl Badly Burned,

DlLWORTH, Okla, Aug 2S
is SpccialD-PosseS are
searching through the Kay
county oil field today for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
CLAD HAND TOUR
WINS INDUSTRY
FOR THIS CRY
Wholesale OIL Company 10
Move From Kansas City,

OKLAHOMA CITY is to
- have new industry--the
~ first Of It's kind here and one
- Of the few OF its kind In the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

THE criminal court OF ap-
peals, in Ian opinion written
by Judge J. X. Armstrong
and concurred in by Judge
rL..,. LII nn,.ln md Gnith
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

, want to say to the peobls OF
saurry countytha. you will find me-
at the Cassteyeis Hardware store
s,i.l in the real egtate and rental
business. am In touch with many
people In the east Nov II you have
some good farms or houses and lots.
10 sell please call on me and list
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

Roll all-Shakcspeare.
Business Session
Piano soio-Ms lima Wilson
The Iudiclous Use OF Current
Newspapers and Periodicals IN
school S. 70 Carrot
Round Table
Readlng-Miss Lois sears.
Home Training as the Basis OF
Character-Mrs @. r Buchanan
Vocal solo-Mfss Esther Bighee
The Health Of School Children -
DR. Bullock.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

Caton-Dodson Dry Goods Com
many the big store. presents you
some splendid offerings in q page adj
yortisement today, which should ap-
peal to an who desire to meet spring
with delightful wearing apparel
Read what they have to say in the
signal today. Also rec their clothing
advertisement
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

same for thls year ! am golur TO DO
@ little advertising and want o. good
clean llst ia
~. J. BRONsON
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

= Blackard Bros. the ever live and
energetic hardware and furniture
dealers, with a large and well-assort-
ed stock Of general merchandise In
their line. make you rplendid talk
today in a page Advertisement 1t
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06
-..nn nrothera clothIng store

HHNH hANNANio
ho store that satisfies. comes TO you
In two advertisements in the Signal
today. which YOU must read ln order
TO appreciate Easter toggery Read
what they have to say and be sure
and investigate the many offerings
at this store 10 the new quarters
next TO the First National BANK or
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

Eruptions OF the skin and scalp
can be abolished Immediately See
Mrs d Anderson. 5ii wef FauEht
street Phone $50. 4St''
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

tho north tide. They report excel
lent business both At snyder and Ia
hoka.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

The Owl DRUG Company. r. "
Clark. proprietor, IA alderman,
keeps things going TO- a syutematlc
manner by running a regular adyer-
tiaemont in each issue Of the Signal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

D - RhhhhA'NHf wiz eHN hhhhhA'Af
motored to Colorado Sunday and
spent a great day In that city OF
good streets
The Owl Drug Company. +. V.
Clark. proprietor, IA alderman,
Keeps things going ir syntematlc
manner by running regular adyer-
taemont in each issue Of the Signal
II. @ rowle Jewelor and Opt
clan. aside from bro regular ribbon
presents o quarter page today telling
OF Easter lowelrY diamonds. etc,
and 70 wili suggest something You
SYM mood Go mako your Sunday ap-
pcrmuco aua'aefoy Road what De-
. haH 40 ay.
u.wH q WHam 'oll you abou,
vegetable. H he aiul That
.t io Odd l .o voy follow SUN
n paH.u
urar Hu.. .H m.lus Hn
.r H..-H.f. r.r.e aHI ..l ar uon
naae Hara rood TO oat
500 choir coffee aIf
g. W TmpiHm s always right
Nua with iHa good. when 70 come
to rrooaHe SEQ Ms T. o Stone
Cake locals u Ono Signal
Tho Cash Grocery Company say
that their recent move Into the
building lrat door north Of A. d,
D odaon'a has been o. great help
20 ther business
The Cory Theatre entertained
large and apprcclatl,o audience. both
afternoon and nlsht. with Clara kim
BAH Young as prIn ral actress
Mr and Mrs p p Grlmoe loft
"wednesday .u their new automobile
Tor 900 extended trip In south Texas,
with Wow OF spending -omc time in
San Antonio and other points u f.
possible thoy VIII visit California
before returning from their vacation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

H. @ Towle, Jowelor and Opt.
clan. aside from hla regular ribbon
presents o. quarter page today telling
of Easter lowolrY diamonds, etc,
and 70 wili suggest somothing you
wll Mood Co mako your Sunday ap-
pear1nco satla'acfory Road what hc
haH no mv.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-06

loe srasF"ru
thing about t.d a'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05
EQUIPMENT OF
33RD GET LAST
INSPECTION

LieutCos. r. NJ. Hunter. Inspector
general ot the central department.
made a nnsl iAspection Of the equip
mont OF the Thirty.third regiment
az Fort Wayne. Thursday. preliIni'
nsry 20 tho departure 81 the officers
and Co. !, the orly unit OF the regi-
Inent now stationed A. this post.
FOR Waco. Ter. Tho of1cer also In
spccted the buildings or the post.
Capt Smith, reginoutal adfu;snt.
announces four promotions Scrgt.
Bugler William worting is made
arst sergeant OF tho headquarters
company Milton y Hill. third class
musician, Is promoted 10 sergeant
bugier in headquarters company.
Prfvates Salvador Lubeto. Co ".
nnd Forrest g. House. Co. n. are
Transferred 20 ,he band
Col John a. boucher. IN command
Of the regiment was married In Che
boYgRn. Tuesday His bride Eas for.
nicely Ms. Hsrriei Mclean. a sister
OF his hrst wife, Vho died while the
regiment was on the border Col
and Mrs Boucher are expected Ia
reach Furt Wayne tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05

% the new site and instructed the
corporation counsel 10 start pro
ceedings 10 obtain the Connors creek
site by condemnation proceedings.
Judge Connolly's presentment ir
part follows
Within tn. last two months. pub
lie attention has been directed 10 the
action Of city officials looking TO tho
purchase 81 sewage disposal plant
site In the connors' creek valley.
nodth of Mack " ~ not intended
In this statement 30 give much more
than a bare recital Of the pertinent
acts IN their Chronological order
The tract In question consisted OF
two parcels - land. one parcel OF lS
acres. controlled by Edwin DENLY.
and second parcel ot t.Ss acres
owned by Stephen Corby and Addie
Corby. his wife.
Clarence " Hubbeli. city engineer.
as early as May &. 1918. has recon-
mendod the establishment OF a treat
ment plant" for sewage disposai AZ
Connors creek. above Msck-rd In
1917. the board ~ estimates allowed
the sum Of si-o. 900 for tho procuring
of site for this plant The appro-
priAtion became available July ]
1917. Mr Huhbeil had early selected
the so-calied DENLY and Corhy prop
critics for the location of this plant
and according 10 himself. early IN
July within week or two after
the appropriation had become avail
abie) he took Herman Schultz. chair
man % the committee on savers. out
upon the ground and advised him
that this wss 20 be the location Of
the sewage disposal plant AZ that
time he had not secured hy way of
option or any other form ~ agree
rnsnt the control Of the property IN
question. He claims not oven 20 have
known the owners thereof.
AZ the time IN question. tire Den
by parcel was controlled by Harry
" Leach. real estate dealer. with
offices In the Hammond building
which directly overlook the Offices
OF the city engineer IN tho city hall
Leach says he had a great big sign"
on the property Indicating that ~
was for sale. and that he was the
real estate dcaisr who had n for sale
A hrief space later than the visit
of Huhhell and Schultz % the pro-
posed site, q Lewis Carter. having
Offices az S7i-S Majestic building. IN
which Chairman Herman SChuit1 also
had his ofnces approached Mr. Leach
sud after some "dickerinR" secured
an option on the IA acres ~ tho Den
~ parcel for ft5. 500 and another
option upon the Corhy parcel of f5s
aer.s for is.5oo. making total -
$4,000 Tor the whole tract ~ 1873
acres The option agreements IN
question ara attached hereto aud
rnarked exhibits A and y 7, viii -
noted that they are taken IN tho
name ~ one Myron n white. ~ Chl-
csso. III. down payment ~ t25o
was made BY Carter on the Corhv
parcel and ~ g. 900 on tho DENLY
psrcei making a total Investment ~
$1,000
Immediately thereafter Carter went
tc EnEineer ffubheli and offered him
II
selected by Huhbsn FOR the site ~
re sswsgs plant. FOR the sum 81
SOS 0oA
This occurrence must have taken
place between the - seventeenth daV
- July. when Carter secured tho
option from leach FOR $50 600. and
july 20. because on July a. George
". Fenkeli. con- rll ssiorcr nf public
works a. the instance ~ cry Engl7
neer Eubbeih addressed a communH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05
TO PROBE
Tenement
DISTRICT
Board of Health Will
Make Survey of
Overcrowding

According TO the current number
OF the BuIletin, issued by the board
of health. a stad of Investigators ~
20 be employed TO 60 about the tere
ment house district 70 investigate
overerowdinx Of sleeping rooms. Re-
Gently tho health authorities made
q survey OF district containing ~
houses. In rooms which the most
liberal Interpretation of the housing
code would give a capacity Of 1.447,
inspectors found 1874 who slept
there. This, the board holds. is in-
viting tuberculosis and other physi-
cal diseases al well as moral laxitS
that would result from such close
proximity.
Tho new work Of the health board
will try 10 OFFSET conditions due TO
overcfowding. The survey will BE-
made just before dawn. when 81 Is
expected lodEers Will be found herd.
"a together. Every effort will be
made 10 abolish the practice OF over
crowding rooms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05

"a tion 60 the common council. which
viii be found on page e6s ~ the com
mon council proceedings for 1917, in
which. describing tho property. he
sets forth that the commissioner of
public works has made arrangements
20 purchase this pieca ~ land for a
pumping station for the sum of sss,-
600 cash.
Were Il no, for the action of Citi-
zen Leach In presenting the true ait
Va tiun 20 the mayor. the city would
have paid. at private sale. a proht
ot SIS. 600 20 the Carter-Wh,te inter
ests
II the city engineer had secured
an option on the property before de
closing that ~ was 20 os the location
% the proposed sewage disposa
plant, such d loss could not have
been occasioned.
The whole transaction IL 70 sat
ursted with deception and conceal
ment as 70 merit close scrutiny. For
example. Leach claims that Carter
rsrrssented 90 him that he Was Sc
curing this tract for u1anufn cturing
enterprise, OF which the mysterious
Mr. White was the big man. sub
scqueutiy. whom I~ach confronted
Carter with the fact that Carter vAs
turning the tract over 20 the city
and was not going TO use 4, for \
manufacturing enterprise, Carter of-
Jared the explanation "a J~sch tha Z
Inv f'N fNfAAlO nNUlfn no - pFN~~fltFf
had several sites under consideration
and suv chance 20 make money by
turning the tact ontioned ~ Ire m
over 90 the city at proht
Notwithstanding thNse claims that
a manufacturing enterprise was seek
ing iT4acre trac, of land and was
investing $3.50 Ia tho purr hsse
thereof. Carter can Give uo hotter
information about white than that
no did some engineering work upon
a railroad once upon a time and he
thinks that NJ had an oface In the
Insurance Exchange building IN Chi
cago
Nor - there any satisfactorv AZ
plaration 80 - why scrne inquiry
as a. the ownership ~ this tract and
the price demanded for " was not
made % the owners or their agent
Mr. Leach. by the ciFy engine~f or
Chairman Schultz - tho sewers COM
mittee. Mr. Leach insists that he
had a grcat bis sign" on tho tract.
and that Chairman Schultz told him
that he saw tho slgn when he vas
out Inspecting the property Nobody
but Carter seems 20 have thof ~ 80
ing 20 fesch or The owners ~ fhe
property 70 get the price Not only
was tseach's control ~ fhe prop rty
advertised by the Aforesaid sign but
tho corhya lived 1uediatelv adja-
cent 10 the tract ia question ana a
casual inquiry at THAR door could
hnNs "firitrf fhe sale price " the
city officials having the matter la
charge Tor fhr city had seen IT. when
they were QUE upcn the ground. 90
make such en- lnuuirVf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05
Uttered
IN STREET
ACCIDENTS
City's Thorofares Are
Not Yet Safe For
Democracy"
Going Over the Top In "No
Mans Land" Of Detroit
Casualties for the Month Of
October.
KILLED.
WOUNDED-22.
SSiNG---o.

Six persons figured in auto and
street car accidents Thursday night
None was seriously injured
Demitee Franchi 30 years old. nv.
ing at No S34 Grandy.ave.. was
struck by a southbound Baker car,
early Thursday evening. ms he was
crossing Chenest, between Ferry
end Kirbyaves. He was cut about
the head and body. and vss removed
10 Receiving hospital
William Dell who gave his ad.
dress as the Queens hotel, ~.
Thomas. Ont. ran into the path OF
an automobile at Fifteenth and
Michigan aves. "a he was hurrying
to- board a downtown ca. The ma
chine knocked him 70 the curb and
ne was bruised about the body. His
INJURIES are not serious
o. Won KeKrsebei, 30 years ord.
No. POI Beals-ave, was struck by
sn automobile while riding a bacyclc
at Mack and Senninoie-avea., Thurs.
day evening He sustained frac-
iured rib and was removed 70 his
home
Raymond Mills. eight years old.
No. 1870 Rohns-ave., was hit by an
auto driven by Or. Daniel Geib, No.
1919 Mack.aye.. Thursday night. The
boy, who was cut about tho head.
vas taken home in the doctors ma
chine
Fred Harrington. No. 30 Charles
at. Was bruised about the face. and
Miss Pearl Newell. No 2Js Brook.
lyn-ave was cat about the tacp
when two autos crashed on Charles
ST, between SiTth-st and Brooklyn.
ave. early Thursday evening Both
were taken 10 fheir homes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP sTMMs
Stdf Correspondent United Press :

: 7
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, Oct 5.--The British
bulldog held fast today to the great
bite on which his Yise-like laws
closed yesterday morning 10
the vital center OF Germany's posi-
tlons In Belgium German counter.
attacks failed. Hot fighting was stu
In progress today as the Tommies
consolidated their victories on tho
main Passchendaele Ridge
Every man In the >pending stream
or German prisoners which flowed
back TO cages today vouched for the
tremendous losses suffered BY the
enemy in Haig's latest and master
stroke. No such barrage as that
which British guns wove in front OF
the attacking Tommles has even
been seen In the war II was a YER
table cloudburst Of steel rain. II
melted enemy trench lines away. II
cleft great lines OF German troops.
II was this unprecedented curtain OF
IRE which made the work of the
troops in reaching FIRST detectives
comparatively easy. One position
thus carried contained dismal rem
nant 10 company which had lost
practically its whole bayonet
strength. over all the eight.miie
front OF the attack comm nders re-
ported today that groups OF Ger
mans and Bavarians came In. hands
alott and shouting "kamerad' the
frst minute after the rain OF Brit
ish steel dropped near their lines.
But there was desperately hot
fighting In numerous spots BEHIND
preliminary trench lines. the enemy
rad spotted tho fields with pill
boxes" or with machine g,in detach-
ments cleverly hidden IN patches OF
wood or deceptive smell craters.
BombeTs and "moppers up" encouu-
tered determined resistance here
Polderhoek Wood was particular
ly trouble spot
The machine gun nests literally
studded the ground but concerted
assault finally silenced them.
No sooner had the British achiov-
ed their brilliant success than the
enemy dung his reserves into coun.
ter-sttsck The strongest OF these
early blows came from above Brood
selnde. but II was broken up
quickly.
As this dispatch is written head.
quarters reports shou British at
tackers near Gravenstafel and FUR.
ther north are having trouble in dis
lodging the enemy and in crossing
the Strombeek. but are slowly press
ing on Troops a little below are re-
ported briskly advancing on both
sides Of the stream. One great lum
berinR tank was observed advancing
near Poelcapelle
Every company commanders re-
port as h came 70 headquarters 20
day allowed that the Crown Prince
Rupprecht has received another
staggering blow.
Altho the oficial estimate Of Ger
man losses has not been complied
some idea can be obtained hy -
fact that In one assault near Zourr5
beke when three German divisions
counter attacked. the entire fhres
divisions were caught under a bar
rage are and literally churned =
pulp
Zach German division numt.i
about 1900 men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-05
G. H. BARBOUR, JR.,
TAKEN BY DEATH

Following two years ulnssA
George * Harbour, Jr., died Thurs
day, IN a private sani,arium in Dams
Vile. y. I.
Mr. Barbour was born IN Detroit
-3S years ago. and for some years be-
fore bis illness was secretary and
treasurer OF the Michigan Copper
and Brass company He waa vel
known In club and society circlcs
Mr Barbour ls survived by bis
wife. Mrs Frances Dickinson Bar
ooud, a daughter OF Don N. Dick
inson. and two young children.
George H. Barbour. third, seven
years old. and Frances Dickinson
Barbour. three years old. also hts
parents. Mr. and Mrs George r..
harbour. Sr.. one brother. Edvin
Scott BabOur, anad one sister. Mrs.
Estelle Barbour Stllman
The body will be brought 20 De-
troii Friday evening and funeral
services will oe held Saturday. In
the home. No. 145 seyburn ave.