davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SALESMAN FOR NGeini". Vacancy july /
Permanent al! DVus"; stapic limo on "%'cp-
tonal terms. High commissions With So
weekly advance. Sales Manager, Suite %
Sta Wood ,r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
AUTOMOBILES

FON sale. I9comobI!e touring car, good
E.i@ AGlrcax Rox IS. Ashland Va DA'
r% ihs is1G"a "rSa err: g: fns@s
=" q; these parts are in good eCnt';ion bear
!.tau@a;a ..Ss. wHii' ship 6 b 3 70 Az
E VIM n A'r Street, Ni.nm HslioS1- ''l
WNN 'ro. 10 buy old autoninoue'. all
o h"..s and o foan .3 ms ns"n rhnn ~ a 1f
SS55y522Rs2 ssAyNE2??65 5, 49, a. 7,-5-.7 ~
Ssts. post s'F p. ss:s scat SO 0e
Co. ts5 Hun, Street, Cincinnati. o.
SEQ ne N.S9 a AS,S TSs e..
;, can cal. sell il: K':hmSna Auto cieasins:
M Maaiss Is is. Norm 1'Eh'n street fA'"'
WILBUR +. DoTSoN. ut so2 Brook. Avenue.
I'm tnrnish yon my ssk Rir' Tor any mAso
FOR sale. nvepnssenGer Cadillac. fully
> eaa'pe4 ana IN f%od %Snai,io" for $500
LOWING anS tsnS Sr'
ih:"s Tor the uia%osiIs. caii Us for 10
Ana H"ffng sers sis open dsy and nd n.Eht
ton a.s. Cole SIN i-passeneer,
~ !-i-.ti S-pishchScr.
ti!ALMrls SIX o-pissense:
A,H y ~. -. 5-passemser;,
Win se,t.s,ur,s,s, eIettsic lights and Ia
M tunnlns ,on"i,ion
NLiHf. l<Ai, sALr:s ~. lSc~
Phone Madison.
"AMTEp LS"ss r% "a, in good coT4i-
,ht" Times DiSpstvh.
pK exchange. aooA saddle and driving
h"iS" ana mute IN good condition for a
ui,."n. }. Il. Grcdcr, address IS North
smith Street. city.
n,.""n NEW Country Club Overland, 1917.
4, !. t.. tsain- W.. care Iltss- dispatch
M;.Htr.D s'cond hand Ford run.nou, in
h.-;-ciass condition: state model and cash
mic, .3i. gar. Times. dispatch.
on ,s"is i,l' t'ord touring. Hicn,1s- spr,nF-
lock. muftIer out.out. etc. Address Supply
ottccr Rtucs Armory.
t3nrinE or runabout. ia:a East Franklin.
VIII be IN oflce to-day from II to oclocf.
ALI. automobiles bought for cash Any age
or condition Madison asaa
,niiase PARK. either Of which win *.
m IN" ro sST In m"So SHi?moei Sc
lon2 linn: Di.ratch Ltuilding.
,iG REQ rhc fifth. In Al condition. newly
iI. Wcst Broad Street. call once.
r2E SALE good 1917 Ford tourns. 500, Ran.
riNcr. l2oS Wcs, Broad
FOX ,.rc 1911 Ford tourins car. Good
,lit!on: new tires Owner leaving town:
Will >acrincc. J Z. Hanna: Randolph $3.50.
W,l Lcmonstr.,c .o.dAy.
ed n Ss .e f%s n son Hirfso T.I
mlnal Motor Co. lac. Nin,h and cary
100 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WANTED, saI.smcn. Mus, b. hustlcrs.
Apply Monday between II and l. o'clock.
No. South Twelfth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

r..ry WITH CAPITAL Win INVEST
pia!st,.Ilt .S&kNi@E;SS IL ,E:IAnLIs aep
SGD II AG1gU% TA$T AMI CREDIT
ADDRESS = ~. CARE TIMES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
FOR SALE-Timber

TIMBER FOR SALE
HIVE decided To sell my tract OF over COO
acres with 100000 feet pine timber, below
Richmond on tho James. For particulars
address Is 459, caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
POULTRY AND birds


RHODE ISLAND Rod baby chicks. i5c
s,,h., settings q. crEs,. 81: two Tor
oshornc TMrnmko. II >. City.
For sale. 81 pair Majestic Homer pigeons
for want az space These birds are thor
ouGhhrcd ana IN fine working condition. An
bdndcd and mated. This les Il bargain for
beginner contemplating the squad business
Owing {" tho high cost of living this il, a
good profitable sid" line Tor the business
man u " Miles. GarysburS \. =.
BARRED Rock chicks for safe. i5c each
hatch June 20. Bln"minSialc Poultry
Farm, Dumbarton Va. Phone Madison
-,
EOH sale. ~ thoroughbred White I.cghorn
h"aS $50 thoroug inbred Plymouth Rock
and Rhode island R,n chickens /. weeks
old call Madison is=.W.
FOR sale. Carncanx pigeons. Fine stock
mated ana working. "a, one half their
actual value 4. l. Bandy. 1906 Barton
Avenue. Phone Randolph 49,.
BICYCi.ES AND MOTORCYCLES
FOR said cheap boys wheel in nrst. class
condition. 2i'inch tire. Phone Madison
b035-R.
FOR sale, 3.spcca bicycle in good condition,
Can be seen Al a3J .Floyd Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
FOR RENT-Furnishcd Flats

FOR rcni ;!Ii September or by tho year
furnished na,. ) rooms and bath Modern.
s-o Desirable looa ton kandoph sos W D.
FURNISHED Nat In West End for sumi,.cr
or longer Large cool rooms: modern. Call
Madison 5.St.W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

FtENITtiiE china and wedding presents
packed AID shipped with cara Moving
ana hauling done ny Jacob Ura!aut. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
ICE CREAM
Furniture and China Packing

SPECIAL. Tor thus week. fresh peach
cream Wynnc lee cream co. rho
Madison -alr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
WANrl.D-tu,H's.

WE want a good tr'IyI. SAGE. .jN...s- excellent
proposition to right parry ~, yrin,i Mo
tor %. Inc, Nin,h and cary Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

hANt. openings tor - salr.mcn. write for
proposition ana territory: state experience.
give references. Breeder Medicine Co.
Memphis. Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
4 GOOD ol.tNiNG FOR sAI.ESMEN

u" al 49, -. r'." "WV..,UV u III
earn from 5000 =" YI,au p,r your win us.
organizins lo,o, asymoics In an exclusive
territory. Your earnings start the iirSt day
you start 10 work. You get profit on ali
sales inade ~ All agents you appoint. You
VIII TN addition To earning an immediate
GOOD -sizc0 income. h' building business
tha, viii yicla nisgcr profits each year.
writ" Tor thiS prurr"rtu>-not au "krnri-
mcnt. An honest, s'F!ous, dependable, dig 70
nihed profitable busin"ss. Rex Typ"wrtt"r
Company. $50 North wabash Avenue. chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-31

hes the al era
and mosoo line
sfccks t1at E7sev been win comm here IRE
7 switch we bought especial f u
aIlnourg dress
rCuc ICE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
The Land Of Wild Flowers
and Wonderful Pure Air.
The Children's Paradise.
The Place for Perfect
Recreation.

You owe yourself and the family a
rrintklng vacation trip this summer.
PerhRps you ro wondering Whrrp
yuu'n go.
The most attractive place Tor many
reasons IA Colorado. II does not re-
quire "a large sum 10 go there with
the family and enjoy few weeks
rest and pleasure. LIVING az one %
the many small hotels cor ranch
houses which are well known for
their good cheer md comfortable
quarters AZ moderate cost. You can,
az course. 60 60 one of tho big hos
telries and pay more.
Colorado Is essentially The place
for little folks as well a. Erown-ups.
because the pure. rare, clear mount
ain air Is like life-Eiving tonic
that brings health and vigor TO
everyone.
Let me tell YOU more about Colo
RADIO as a summer vacation state. !
know the country we'll and can fur
nlsh YOU illustrated booklets. and adj
wise about hotels ranch boarding
houses etc. for We have Information
about them all Call M tho Ofnce.
phone. or write me FOR helpful sug-
geEtiona
J Francis. Cen. Pass Agt. c.. n. &
O ". r. So W. Jackson blvd, CHI
caRo,-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
City News in Brief

owners only after "a S. fee had been
paid. Sir couzens says De expect
"a that the police tow ing crews
would Re busy only during the nrst
NJ few we9ks the impending, order
was Ia enert liIs expectations
have not been realized as 90
machines were taken last Saturdas
\ sham battle will he staged ~ the
Thirty first. VI. y. O.. In the pro
gram 10 be given on Mllltaty
day" saturday July %. at NAVin
field school children IN choruses
and flag drills will he a feature or
tho program, and Spanish W ar
veterans viii give an exhibition
drill IN il expected that besides
the Thirty first infantry the First
Michigan cavalry and First Michi-
gan Ambulance corps VIII take
part. The money raised by the
exhibition viii be used 20 PROVIDE
extra comforts for the men going
into overseas service.
Applicants for admission 10 the sec
located az Fort Logan H. Roots
near Little Rock. Ark. are coming
in little faster. and on Monday
81 men filed completed applications
There are still many vacancies in
the list that Detroit is expected 70
supply, according to ID. Dwight
Douglas. secretary OF the Detroit
committed. Sydney r.. Small has
been appointed assistant executive
secretary 81 the Detroit committee
The office in the Detroit Trust
company building Will be closed
on July T.
JRm~s J. BrHdy In sending out capi-
tai stock tax blanks 10 corpora
tiOns with the notice that returns
must be made before the end 81
the present month 10 avoid pen
atty or 80 per cent OF the tax,
which IL fixed by law The treas
ury department has arranged
table upon which the value OF
stocks may be determined The par
value for purposes Of taxation is
based upon not profits Of SIX per
cent. while public utilities com
panies may establish their par
values on the basis OF eight
per cent earnings Mercantile
manufacturing. mining and indus
trials may use y per cent earn
ings as the basis OF computing val
ues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
7 MORE HELD
IN TEMPLE CASE

Two more arrests in connection
With the recent robbery OF Manager
Charles Williams. OF the Temple
theater, have been made in Buff
falo. One OF the men. James pa
Ffaco. has been identified as man
seen leaving the alley back OF the
theater after the hold-up. accord 'ng
r. dispatches from Buffalo. The
other man, Frank Ropepe. is held
on suspicion.
The car alleged 20 have been
used in the robbery also has been
found In that city. the police say.
DeFlaco and Ropepe are said to
have told the Buffalo police that
they shipped the car in question
10 Buffalo from Detroit. but denied
being implicated in the Temple
holdup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
GOuLDS IN
SULKS AS
SON WEEDS
Only Brother George
Sees Kingdom
Married
BRIDE WAS ONCE
FAMILY EMPLOYE
Couple Plan Motor Trip
Before Return To
y. Y. Apartment

NEW YORK. July with none
or the settings that usually marked
other marriages In the Gould fam
lily. Kingdom Gould. eldest son OF
George J Gould. and Annunziatta
Camilla Maria Lucci. formerly gov.
erness In the Gould household. were
married Monday. Under a special
cardinal dispensation the ceremony
was performed in the reception room
Of the rectory OF 50. Patrick's cathe.
dral by Mgr Gherardo Ferrante.
Cardinel Farley's Italian secretary.
Gould weddings" have always
been associated with spirit OF
pomp In the eyes OF New York.
But no squads OF policemen. no
flock OF detectives. were necessary
today. Instead only seven typical
women wedding fans" were in evi.
dence.
When tho tall. dreamy.looking
scion OF the Goulds led his dark,
dashing eyed bride 10 the impro-
yised altar-a table set between
palms-there were l3 guests in the
room Most OF them were women
friends OF tho bride.
RAlN WV lfldiifF VI NV RTpOIU
was there He was George J.
Gould, Jr. his brother. and chum
from boyhood Other members OF
the family were detained by bust
ness matters" as Mr. Gould. Sr's
secretary phrased t.
II couldn't desert old King ex-
claimed his brother, after the cere-
mony
Were you best man." he was
asked.
Il am not exactly sure what
was" he replied.
The bridal party returned 10 the
brides apartments after the wed
ding After rapid exchange in
italian with his bride, Kingdom said
There was no best man or
bridesmaid Ours was a mixed mar
riage. so we mixed the rules. There
were only witnesses. My brother
was witness"
What are your immediate
plans?" Gould was asked
Why. tomorrow | am going down
20 the ONCE" he replied II expect
10 have n talk with father Then.
after ! have arranged my business
affairs. we shall leave on a motor
tour
I'VE are both glad II ia all over"
said the bride when we return TO
New York in the fall we shall live
In an apartment
The bride wore plain white wolfe
frock and white leghorn hat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
SAL OONMAN IS
BANDIT VICTIM
Bernard Degen Stands BY With
Hands Up As Robbers
Gather In S72

Two welldressed young men. both
armed with revolvers. held up and
robbed Bernard Degen In his saloon
AZ No l2+2 Gratiot-ave.. shortly be
fore closing time Monday night and
escaped with s72 from the register.
Degen. alone in the saloon, had
lust counted the money in the reg
ister and was turning out the lights
when the highwaymen entered and
ordered drinks. Degen told them II
was past closing time. One OF the
mon stepped back several feet from
the bar and fourished revolver
lie demanded the money in the reg
lister.
Degen refused 10 obey the com
mand and The other man took out
his weapon and pressed IT against
Degen's head Begen threw UP his
hands, while one of the robbers emp.
tied the cash register.
The police have good descriptions
OF tho robbers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
WOULD ORGANIZE
COAL DEALERS
David A. Brown Has Plan TO
Establish Fair Prices and
Equalize Distribution

David A. Brown. president OF the
General Coal company. has come out
in favor OF an organization OF the
400 or more coal dealers OF De
troit. the purpose OF which Will be
10 stamp out exorbitant prices and
equahze the distribution OF the
available supply among the mer'
chants Scarcity OF fuel. declares
Mr.. Brown, cannot be offered as
legitimate reason FOR such prices
as were charged in many instances
last winter.
THE dealer who offers this eI-
cuse." SAYS Mr.. Brown, us liar
and thief" He recommends that
a survey be made. showing as near
" az possible how much coal De
troit will need He would then
have Il fairly distributed az price
that would give the dealer a reas-
enable profit
Henry w. Busch. OF the depart
ment OF parks and boulevards and
John G. McCabe, city engineer,
members OF Detroit's municipal coal
buying committee. Will recommend
that no contract for coal be made
by the city until the federal gov
eminent lays down Us regulations
for the marketing OF fuel. After
visits 20 the West Virginia mining
regions and 20 the national capital,
Busch and McCabe returned 10 De
troit confident that the government
will establish regulations that VIII
enable the city 10 buy bi'uminous
coal at about 81 per ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
CITY ASSESSORS
WILL GET AFTER
TAX SLACKERS

The board OF assessors is plan
ing 10 employ three additional dcpu-
tics 10 get on the tax rolls millions
OF dollars worth OF taxable personal
property that Is now overlooked.
The assessors have been relying
upon owners TO make proper re-
turns. but this does not work out
well. so the deputies will be sent
out TO make their own estimates
and assessments. according to John
j. Scott. chief clerk Of the asses.
sors
The now deputies will get TO work
Within two weeks and will first
make The rounds OF the business
places. later going into the homes
whore II Is suspected there is per.
scnal property valued az more than
tho $500 exempted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
WILSON BODY co.
ISSUES BONDS
OF 81, 100000

The C. r. Wilson Body company.
which makes 500 automobile bodies
day and is the second largest
concern OF it's kind I'm the world,
has issued 81 .o00. 900 first mortgage
per cent bonds. The entire Issue
has been taken by Otis a. Com
pany. OF Cleveland The purpose OF
the issue rs 10 take up notes TINT
are about 20 mature and 20 add
facilities 20 the plant The com
pany has recently acquired AZ acres
OF land in Bay city. upon which IL
will erect new steel building 600
feet square az total cost of $500
600. where lumber used In the man
ufacture OF bodies Will be manu-.
featured and cured before il s. ship
ped 10 Detroit for assembling
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
u. S. TO EXTEND
POSTAL SERVICE
TO FRENCH FRONT

The United States will establish.
n mail agency i'm France according
10 a bulletin received from the
Postofllce department BY Thomas r.
Cashin. acting postmaster Mcnday
afternoon. Thru this agency mail
service will be maintained so that
friends Of men In the battle zone
may be in touch with them by mail
at regular domestic rates of post.
age Money orders. parcels and
regular mail service will be main
tanned Soldiers at the front may
be addressed thru United States
Army Postal Service"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
Pike TOUR TO
START JULY 9
Pilot Car and Ford Band Will
Precede Main Party, Is
Present Plan

Arrangements are now practical
~ complete for the annual tour OF
the East Michigan Pike association
from Detroit 20 Mackinaw, which
Will start from Detroit on July 9.
indications are now, according 10 G..
Edward Blcil, that the tour will be
highly successful from every point
~ view, and II is likely II will be
participated in by more persons
than was the pleasant tour OF last
year.
II is planned 10 have pilot car
and a car containing the Ford band
OF 20 pieces travel about 20 miles
ahead OF the main party and give
band concert in each town 10 gath
or crowd for the speakers to ad
dress on the topic OF good roads
The pilot car will scatter confetti
TO indicate the route II Il is forced
10 detour.
The start VIII be made from Ham
ilton-ave. and East Grand blvd. AZ
a. m. on July 2, and will reach
Mackinaw in time for luncheon on
July IL. after making stops in these
towns: Pontiac. Flint, Mt Morris,
clio Birch Run, Saginaw. Bay CITY.
Pinconning. Standish. Sterling. Ma.
pie Ridge. Prescott. Whittemore.
Tawas city, East Tawas. Oscoda,
Van Ettin Lake, Mikado. Lincoln.
Spruce. Alpena. Long Rapids, Posen,
Hogensville. Rogers City. Onaway.
Tower and Cheboygan.
Speakers will will address resi-
dents OF the various towns viii IN
clude G. G., Starkweather. William
L Metzger William A. Brush. Frank
Rogers. p. T. Colgrove. John W
Boardman. Sr O. O. Stone. Horatio
S Earle. G e Bleil, w s Gil
breath, b. F. Huestis. F. +. Beard,
T. T. Marston.
An extra delegation will leave on
July s. and will go by way OF 81
Clair and Port Huron. and other
points. and will then join the main
party on It's way 20 Saginaw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
WILSON PROBING
COAL DISPUTE

WASHINGTON. July 3All coal
agreements continued in suspension
early TODAY. while President Wilson
delved into the contentious OF his
cabinet members regarding The fair
ness Of the price Of s. per ton for
soft coal fixed by the operators.
Secretary Lane was satisfied with
the reduction made by the dealers
while Secretaries Daniels and Baker
Insisted that coal even At 81 per ton
was too high priced for government
uee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03

A twoday celebration is 10 be
opened today at Klamath Falls.
Ore, in honor OF the completion
and opening OF the new Strahorn
railroad. which will open up a
large section OF central Oregon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
The Detroit business Womnu'- ciuh
h.. nnherfnkcn To kcep the Us

nurses connected with tho Harper
hospital base hospital unit supplied
with convenlcnces while they are
abroad. Tho club has been a con
sistent contributor 10 Red ross
ar,tvlties bnt f. going still further
and will give up their monthly
dinners. contributing the cost 70
the fund
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
work preliminary 60 the wfdcnins OF
MIchIxnn-nxr. from sprInRWelIr-

ave west 70 the city limits has
been started IN the city clerks' Of
fco hy the plotting ~ "A special a.
.essment district 20 cover tho cost
The avenue IL 20 he made roo Ieft
vldo r, ia now e6 feet wide Nost
Of tho property owners hav" agreed
10 donate the land necessary and
only a fcw buildings viii have 80
be moved back AZ a cost % about
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
The Tippecanoe Athletic club held
bnnauet In the Hotel Statter Mon

day night. whom $50 new members
tho result of the campaign OF the
last 10 DAYS We're welcomes.
Fred Lee. who obtaincd the largest
number az new members during
the campaign. was crowned king
Of the campaign. Rev. ". a. Al
kinson was the chief speaker, tax
ing as hts subject. Democracy 81
the Tippecanoc club Several
other sneakers told Of the progress
A.. q r,,u Llpg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
To assist foretgn-born residents
.~sLinx United states CftiSeushtp

70 prepare themselves Tor service
dtrinr war times. the Detroit board
~ education "a broadening the
scope ~ its night school work IN
high schools paying special atten-
tion 10 physical culture classes Tor
men The Americanization WORK -
hclnr On rrleA on as naval.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
walter MRrenteilc. 10 yenrs old, No.
.ra Sixteenth was struck nv an

aut0m0NfI0 NTlNen " ~ w III"
Wfchschnwsk No 263 Tiilman-
ave. Monday evening. while ne was
riding a motorcycle near his nome
Uareptelle suffered a fractured
right leg and internal Injuries
which may prove fatal He was
taken 20 Receiving hospital In
scr{oua condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
Attracted by the chuEging Of mn auto
engine that sounded familiar. Fred

WInkW0rk. No 81 Alfred-st. I0Ok-
ed out OF his bedroom window
Monday night Just In time 20 see
two men drive away IN his car
Winkwurk notified the police and
n Few minutes later. Detectives
O'Gradv and Wilson found George
Kirk. u years old. No. 1874 Iscices-
ter-ct. and George Ford. 20 years
old. no home driving the machine
on Second-ave near Pitcher-st
They were locked up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03


gj,,sa|||
---s---9-1-.l.s iii
-
-. -
III
81 '-II'I-al UI
H
-. iii
AA lii
- - Ill
I II 1s|IIIlIHs1|aaHt
|Ht-'..-'.
INa.'a-aa-a.aa---~
Rt..--.s--...-......... VII
IDI
~ l.-1l - iii
-
ISF fUI
VSE----.s.---..--1ll
lGk-.---.--.-...ln
NGt .-.....:-:..:..:---s-ull
Il &:-;s::;.;.;s:::;;':.::::..:.--s
Eg =::=3::==ll
\ : -: -: lll
N2##=::##=:=::::;. XII
N2::=5::=::::#=:#=:aIl|
IsI.I..... .N|
lS#::::::::##::::=:::::#"::::::##:=::::=:::::5I|
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03

White l. Peter Oieson was working
~ mason Ia n garage which u
being constructed in the county
tail ward Monday. he was arrested
on n body execution ob0ine by
Richard s. Woodciir. who holds q
Judgment for $3.50 against OLE
son Oleson passed from the gar
age into the iail proper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-03
"a IL possible that the special street
car committee of Windsor, Walker

since Inst March. when Police Com
missioner Cousens tnnuEuratcd the
system OF impounding automobiles
left ia the streets IN violation ~
parking regulation. 5000 machines
have been towed 20 the Cadillac
81 pound 10 he returned to their
The Clovis news., 1917-05-03
WAR AUXILIARY
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

IN response to Il telegram from the
war department at Santa fe to MIS-
]. V. Rice number Of ladies met At
the Presbyterian church Tuesday af-
tcrnuon aud organized an association
for war purposes for Curry county
Mrs. Jas. Stalker was elected prcSl-
dent: Mrs. j. v Rice. vicc-prcsidcnl {;
Mrs. Ralph Martin, .rcrctary and
Mrs. viii H. uaui-on. treasurer Mrs..
stalker WAS also c'.rlcd delegate Ia
90 to Santa ic saturday May 9TH,
10 meet with del 90, from other
counric, when plans and purposes of
the organization will be- discussed and
agreed upm II !, hoped that every
lady In Curry county will join this as
sorinliou They may either phone nr
end name, to Mrs Ralph Martin.
Mrs. $ulkcr win give report Of thn
meeting ar Santa ~ nest Tuesday
"a . p m. at m r.o.nE'agiuu church,
The Clovis news., 1917-05-03
CHILD WELFARE WEEK.

"A great deal Of interest II being
taken In the program Of Child Wei.
fare week which Is being held this
week nt the Presbyterian church, AMI
the News expects to give more cx.
tended writc.up of the program next
week.
Onc special feature " the weeks
program will he the baby parade Sat
ur,lay which will start from the Pres
hyterian church ~ 3 u'clmk IN the
afternoon. All primary CLASSES anal
mothers with their babies ARE invited
to be on hand. also the Boy Scouts.