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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-06-14

send out yearly over $4,000
letters and over $4,000
other pieces OF mail matter,
most OF which gives agricu-
tural information.
In addition to the parent
station. the college maintains
two branch experiments sta
tions-one near Summerville
and the other at Florence.
One more Is to be situated
In the sand hill sections Of
the State, just as soon as
funds will permit. will COM
plete a system representing
the principal soil types Of the
State.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-06-14
Award Of Scholarships and
Free Tuition

The State oarko Of Charities Corrections is cha rrcd
with investigating the financial standing of all applicants for
foycr scholarships and free tuition and reporting their
findings to the Board of Trustees of the College, Board
passes finally upon the matter accepting as correct the
information gathered by the State Board Appeal from the
decision OF the Trustees be made the State Board of
Education.
The College will furnish blanks to all applicants for
scholarships and free tuition.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-06-14
THE STUDENT BODY

Every the number of applications
is
haveb ntaken
the
SUNNI choo) was
in Colepe
Of
} Average age. year months
fect9
percen
per
or "A perc cent.
arm, perce
of now havcb
in had3
The $ as follows:
In all other 9 cent
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
SHOES! SHOES!

One lot of Ladies' Comfort Shoes,
Juliets and Prince Alberts. Sale
One lot of Ladies' White Shoes,
worth up to SO. Sale price. .... 500
One lot of White Tennis Pumps,
rubber soles; worth $2.25. Sale
price ................. .Sl.sU
One lot of Misses White Shoes,
worth $500. Sale price. ........$l.OO
See our bargains on odds and ends
Children's Slippers and Sandals.
One lot Infants Soft Sole Shoes.
Sale price .................... .19c
Dark blue and bronze Kid Pumps,
worth $500. Sale price ........ 1926
One lot of low shoes, worth $3.75
to $4.25. Sale price ............ $3.50
One lot of Gun Metal and Patent
Leather Pumps. Sale price 49,. .$l.SS
One lot of Ladies' Slippers, butt
ton and lace; mostly small sizes;
worth up to $3.50. Sale price. .$l.sS
One lot Of Ladies' White Queen
Quality Shoes, worth $500 and $500
Sale price .................... .x1.9S
Remember We fit DIR. Scholl's arch
supports and know how. Two ex-
perts to show you.
ARMY BLANKETS
Buy one and send to some soldier II
you don't want 1t for yourself.
Price ................... .x2.9S
One lot Torchon Insertings. worth
&c to Sac. Sale price ........ BE
Our Remnant Table Is full Of good
things.
Special reductions ON the balance
Of our fancy ParaseIs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
DOUBLE STAMPS.
mm few

Balance of Ladies Hats ..,......9Sc
Balance of Children's Hats. ....5Oc
LADIES' FIBER SILK SWEATERS
Black and white stripe, Copen and
white stripe, rose and white stripe x4.S9
Plains colors ..,...,,,,,...... $3.SS
Worth almost double.
DUNTLEY VACUUM CLEANERS
Price will be higher. What we
EAGLE SHIRTS
One lot of odds and ends, nearly all
sizes to 90 at. .,................ .6Sc
One lot of damaged Eagle Shirts;
sold from 50 to $3.49. Sale price S1.25
LADIES' SILK DRESSES LESS 20
PER CENT
Lawns, Voiles and other summer
dresses, less 20 per cent.
One lot of Ladies' House Dresses
and Nurses Uniforms, worth today
$2.75. Sale price .............. SLAB
One lot of Ladies' House Dresses in
this sale at 9Se; worth more to cost
us.
One lot of Lawn House Dresses,
worth 81. Sale price ..,,...... 59c
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS
to II, Sale price. ...........1 Oc
Can't be made today to sell fifty per
cent higher.
C0RSRTS
One lot 81, SLIPS, $3.50 and $500
Corsets to close at. ~. ..75c
One lot of $3.50 Corsets, not all
sizes. to go in this sale at. .Sl.9S
Special discount on Wash and SILK
Dresses on Second Floor,
One lot of Towels, worth zoe. Sale
nrice Zoe each or. ... 1928 DOE.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26

The goods would cost you as much.
20 per cent discount on wash skirts
and all colored wool and silk skirts.
One lot Tussah Silk Skirts. Sport
effects, worth up to $3.50. Sale
One lot White Wash Skirts, worth
$1.50. Sale price. ....,........9 Sc
Special rack of ready to wear will
be found on the first floor. Look 1t
over-you1l buy something.
One lot of slightly soiled Muslin I'm
derwear at big saving. Don't for
get that cotton is worth 26c, a pound
more than double its regular price.
This lot cant last long.
One lot of fancy Lawns, worth up
to 39c. Sale price. .............1S I've
One lot of Boys Wash Suits mark
ed at special prices for this sale.
Satin Ribbon and Lace Camisoles
worth $1.25. Sale price ......... .75c
Shocked MILDLY Dresses of white
Galatea, trimmed in copen; worth
"a. Sale price ................ $1.SS
You'll find Il on the Remnant Table.
Special prices on some Room Size
Rugs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
Rompers, worth today SOC. In

Rompers, worth today SOC. In
this sale &. Csc
Special value Mating Suit Cases. .sSc
BLACK d. NJ. c,
We have secured a lot of the gen.
uine to use as darning cotton; cOlors
absolutely fast and worth zoe a ball
today. While this lot lasts, 3 for 25c
BELTS
Assorted styles, were 25c to soc.
Take your pick .................1 0c
LADIES' COLORED NECKWEAR
All new goods. Styles right. viii
close at half price.
LADIES' LEATHER BAGS
Mostly leather lined. worth up to
$l.9S. Sale price ..............9 Sc
WAISTS -
Case No. all 60 at. .9Sc
Case No. 2 less 20 per cent.
One lot Of white and colored Waists
bought for this sale, worth $3.50. Sale
price -.................. doc
Balance of our stock of waists, ex-
cepting Georgettes, less 20 per cent.
RIBBONS
One lot Of Fancy Ribbons, worth
35c to SOC. In this sale. ........ Csc
DUSTLESS BUSTERS
25c grade ................... .15c
CREME DTARME
A new face cream to introduce. SOC
squeeze D0X ..s............... .lVc
MEMS AND BOYS SOFT COLLARS
l5c grade .............sA.. 3 for 2Sc
CEDAR OIL MOfS
Haydens Cedar Oil Mop.
Price .................$1 .25
One bottle oil........... 80
s41.76 for 9Rc
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
PIECE GOODS. ETC,


One lot American Prints. madras,
blue, worth 10c. Sale price. .71ae
Not sold by the bolt.
One lot Ginghams and Chambrays,
some 80 inches wide. Today's price
worth up to 19c. sale price. .lOc
One lot of Colored Lawns in this
sale .............. ''''"''t72V
One lot Galatea, worth zoe. Sale
One lot White Check Lawns, worth
lbc, Sale price. ..",,.........,.l 0c
One lot Check Nainsook, worth
12kc. Sale price .S'5c
Two lots Union Linen for skirts,
worth today SOC. Sale price. -. .25c
One lot short lengths in Long Cloth,
worth 15c yard. Sale price. -. .l0c
White Towel Crash, Today's price
10c. Sale price .....,....,...,I.0 &c
One lot Percales, worth 18c. These
patterns only ...................l Oc
Don't Forget the Remnant Table.
LADIES, SUITS
One rack OF Ladies' Colored Silk
and Wool Suits, worth up to $1,000.
They won't last long at.........$1O.Ss
The balance of our Ladies' and
Children's Goats at half price.
One lot Children's Dresses, beauti-
full quality. Anderson's Bingham. Spe-
cial at .'.....,...',,,,.. 'Sl.z0
Have you looked at our Remnant
Tahlei
HATS! HATS!
All Ladies' Trimmed Hats, $12 to
go. Sale price ............... 1886
All Ladies' Trimmed Hats, SO to $40.
Sale price ..................s2 .9s
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RED LETTER DAY.

One lot Of heavy Skirting, sport eff
feet; worth 39c. Sale price. .19c
BE comfortable and buy in our shoe
department. The three great neces-
sites for T5c. II you use these your
feet won't tire.
Something new. Be sure and ask to
see the new patented placket fasten-
er on sale ................. .JOC
One lot soft finish Nainsook, worth
zoe. Sale price ..................1 3t
One lot White Voiles. embroidered
dots of blue and pink; worth Soc
Sale price ................. .ZSc
Remnant Curtain Goods, ~ yard
lengths, slightly soiled. &c for the
strip.
NOTIONS
6 spools o. N. 7. Spool Cotton. :. Csc
&c box Hairpins ................. Be
10c dozen Pearl Buttons. =. Be dOz.
sc dozen small size Safety Pins Be dOz.
15c Talcum Powder N............. &c
Poets Hooks and Eyes, per card sc
c. NJ. C. White Knitting Cotton. Sc
10c Combs &c
15c Soutache Braid ........7c bunch
l lot large size Steel Hairins lie bunch
1Oc Hair Nets 4c
Toilet Paper, 4c or for. .......2 Csc
10c Beauty Pins, per pair. ...... 4c
25c Face Powder, white or flesh. .10c
10c Snap Fasteners. ............. sc
l lot Brushes Csc
l lot 25c Razors ...............10 Zoe
Childrens School Handkerchiefs,
/, 2 for ................... &c
25c Stickerei .1sc
6 yards Of Torchon Lace. ....... Toe
One lot ChIldren's Short Sleeve
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26

HOSE
One lot of Ladies' Silk Hose, black,
white and some colors; worth Coo.
Slightly imperfect. Sale price. .S5c
One lot Ladies' Black Silk Hose, all
pure silk, slightly imperfect; were
$3.50. Sale price Csc
One lot Infants Colored Lace Stripe
Hose, worth up to 25c. Sale price 10c
TIES
One lot of Mems 25c Wash Ties.
Sale price Observation-Disclosures. .l5c
EMBROIDERIES
We have a lot of different ones
marked at specially low prices for the
sale only.
One lot Boys Khaki Pants, sizes 6
to 16; worth 75c. Sale price. .49c
One lot Mems Sport Shirts, mostly
blue; worth today 75c. Sale price 49c
One yard wide by two yards long
Mating Rugs. Sale price. ...... Acc
+ 4 + 4 + + i i i 4 J. !! i +
WITH EACH DOLLAR !.
Purchase We VIII Give 4 4.
Ticket on the \
:. COUCH SWING !.
Shown In the Store. Every. +
body Wants II. i.
!. + + + + + !! i + !. + j. i. !.
CONG0LIUM RUGS
In one piece, 9x12. 1915
Remnants Of Llnoleum ut q good
saving In price.
One lot Lawns, worth 15c. Sale
price ................. .lOc
One lot OF Bingham Petticoats,
worth TIC Sale Drice .40c
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
RED CEDAR SHINGLES R Rsst ] E EVerett&

S9-George Berlin.
1197-Thomas Francis Sullivan.
932-Orval Owens.
1204-Robert Downing Tucker.
1377-Leslie Grover Wilson.
S63-Stanley Elmer Mitchell.
358-Henry Doyle.
451-Arthur Franklin.
745-Thomas Marshall Lee.
573-James william Heffernan.
1137-Daymon Simpson.
1106-Theodore Utterback Simpson.
306-William o. Davis.
429-Charles Fox.
13S3-Robert Earle Wolfe.
1O55-Carl Gray Robertson.
1225-Herman Oral Thomas.
394-Russell Ensor.
1O25-James Shackelford Rasp.
417-Frank FIGHTER.
354-Bee Dodson..
445-Charles Thomas Fristoe.
217-John James Clark.
259-John Cooney.
1295-John Thomas Walton.
lUOo-fieTmdn neeu tOH.
1374-C. w. Wilson.
126S-Herman Darlington Truesdale.
322-Charles Cooper Devugn.
1120-Nevill Alexander Shipley.
1365-Roy ]. Williams.
242-Mark Collins.
1933-Clarence Erven West.
702-James II. Key.
232-John Thomas Collopy.
597-Clyde Hit.
G94-Robert Henry Jolly.
19S-Fred Childrey.
1A'1-William r. Childs.
131S-Dobbins H. Wedding.
1O1S-James Taylor Rash.
799-Brinton McGraw.
671-Charles Carson Jefferson.
b61-James Thomas Hartley.
195-Albert Capronl.
1O61-Willie Holiday Roe.
145-William Brown.
131O-Robert Watson.
9S-Marut Manson Blanton.
1053-James Claybrooke Rolf.
11S4-Frank Stroud.
701 TO 500
SO1-Henry Mcdowell.
2S6-Albert Craig.
990-Robert Lincoln Phillips.
44-Edward Harrison Barlow.
226-Bruce Cox.
flames Adkins.
S46-Thomas Forman Malone.
39S-James w. Evans.
216-Walter Thomas Ginger.
S47-James Ambrose Malone.
302-Wood Davis.
Celery Anderson Jr.
1123-Emmett L. Shepherd.
662-Wesley Everett Jet.
475-John Gettes.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26

641-William Ray Huron.
1392-0rville Bmmitt Woodward.
11O4-Henry Scheek.
239-Frank Collins.
852--Jess Mefford.
942-George Wood Owens.
1145-Thomas Eugene Slack.
975-Parls Allen Prather.
1274-Frank Allen Vines.
209-Harris0n Raymond ely.
S2-Herbert w. Bell
478-Asa Gill.
1429-Stanley Yochloff.
479-Orville Grant Gill.
55-Charles Barrett
529-Orville Redd Hit.
461-Charles Thomas Ganuey.
1345--Paris Wheatley.
4S0-Miner Gill.
1364-Leslie Warder Williams.
12O9-Hugh M. Thompson.
1127-George Sherman.
674-William johnson.
372-Andy Bateman Duncan.
42-James d. Ball.
431-George Foster.
142S-James Dwire Rees.
1O6-Orville Marshall Boone.
639-William Huffman.
425-Allen Fletcher.
123O-Benjamin Allen Tucker.
1092-Frank Sauers.
21-Clarence Everett Anderson.
423-Chambers Beard Fitch.
1144-Forest Lee Sloop.
1216-George Thompson.
462-Ervine Garrison.
1299-John Warner.
23S-Edward Lee Cooper.
1C80-Joel Dudley Humans.
1226-Clarence Thurman Thomas.
133S-James L. Whaley.
176-Elmer Caskey.
415-Richard Dauson Fisher.
409-John Thomas Feltus.
453-Earl Fritz.
973-Emery Lowell Poe.
890-Clarence Morgan.
294-Badger Cunningham.
408-Alva Monroe Farrow.
1231-Richard Tucker.
804-John Bernard Mccarthy.
230-Noah Connor.
271-Charles Gains Coryell.
375-C. Calvert Farley.
1424-William o. Jefferson.
65-John Will Berry.
2S2-John William Cracraft.
115S-William Smith.
9SS-Joseph McPhillips.
1069-Adna Wadsworth Rowland.
751-Jesse B. Landenburg.
1046-Martin N. Ring.
615-David Alvin Hopkins.
1029-Daniel Wood Rees.
455-John Melvin Esitz.
! S33-Charles A. Marshall
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-26
NUMBERS and NAMES
III Order In Which They Were Drawn
In Big Army Draft Lottery.

Below we give the second installment
of the numbers and names of those
who registered on June in the Or
der which they were drawn at Wash
ington last Friday. Owing to lack
of space 1t will take three days to
give the entire list. Preserve your pa
pers and when all the numbers are
printed you will have complete list.
GOl TO 700
1110-Edward S. Schwartz.
777-Frank John Lynch,
10S6-Patrick Leo Ryan.
32-James Edward Arm,
954-Oscar Pressler,
1071-Samuel Wise Robinson.
134S-Jim White.
63-Clyde Thomas Berry.
994-Bruce Pence.
75S-Everett E. Linville.
1278-David Walker.
362-James Bolinger Downing.
1107-Raymond Scales
816-William Henry Harrison Mann
371-Verre Walker Durham.
529-Oliver Nelson .Greenlee.
64-Thomas Pickett Rest.
382-Jesse Ellis.
224-Leslie Taylor Coulter,
S1S-John Thomas Mackey,
762-Robert Cleveland Long
931-Hugh B, ONeil,
lO1S-Thomas Russell Parker.
l042-Andrew Charles Ring,
449-Ernest Thomas Frodge,
l241-Joseph Thomas,
4l-John Bolar,
48-Addison Lee Baldwin.
SS-Wall Erasmus Bacon.
742-Jessy Goodman Layton.
64O-William l.. HUMPHREYS.
127-Charles Clifford Bruen,
l0S6-Patrick Lea Ryan.
66S-Henry Freeman Jefferson.
88-Charles Anderson Berlin.
1074-George Thomas Routt.
Fisherman Ellington Lee.
827-James Lee Maley.
1242-Hendrix Taylor Turner.
1O3S-Pierce Nipsey Redmond.
1388-William d. Wood.
976-Amos Arthur Prather.
47S-Richard Kelley Gather.
2S7-Archie Cracraft.
5S6-Emery Durbin Hill.
6O2-Robert Cole.
527-Russell Greenlee.
254-John Cotty.
4A6-Edward Clayborn Frodge.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05
SEEK JURY IN
AIR KILLING
Preparations For Hinterliter
Trial Proceeding
slowly

Oi.SEY. il, Jan AN indlca
lion 81 the thoroness OF the defens'
that viii b. made in an effort 20
ave nny flinterlHer accused OF ihc
killing of i7.yearold Elizabeth Ra
cllne. from me Fsllovs was show p
today when attorneys objected ~
the prosecution designating Thar
part of wabash county in which
HnnterIiicr lives a. "Heil's Texas
The court sustained the objection ~
.Indee Wiither. cnunsei Tor ihc DO.
iendani
Hlnterlitcr b. accused of hat ne
caused the death of Miss Raiclife
bs pumping ar into her veins
The crime was detected when
physician. conducting an autopsy
noticed air hubbling from opened
yelnss ~
Considerable difb ultv wa rK
psfienced in securing an indie. mer
from the grand jury Expert test
niony. much % which was mysti'y
ine even TO physicians vas intro
aured. Laymen. on Tho Jury failed
10 grasp ts significance until cir
cnmstanial evidence damaging 20
ilin;crliter. WAS brought 20 hght
The examination ~ the qualihoe-
lions OF jurors is proceeding slowly
and II y expected that several dsys
WIN elapse before the case finally
comes 20 trial
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05

annually. in the pursuit q bic bobby
81 parifsu. d~yotes the irrnwe ~
$40 900 600 20 pay FOR the spiiiins nf
printers ink galore anc ve hiring
Of smooth tongues g. teisf public
opinion Many . seductive Pile drea
can be inspired by hair mililer
dollars yes
No- comes Enothrr Richmond %
,he neld your fellow -cit'ren, Henry
Ford
IN reports Are 'lnge NJ tprd has
made millions 90 dollars aud now DO
nroposes 10 devote share ~ those
millions 90 the wicked TASK ~ pre-
venting hlf oWD country from affl.
INK ITSELF eEAlnst ia FOES i-Asf "a Z
the PEOPLE rspudlated the views ~
carnegie and Ford and Bryan rf
nov that ether problems rnsas
ths attention 20 thf nation. mo
.feadv re- list stream tIrcf rie-
4uence and perl hss@t 'fr~f-ff ~
tokens once more fho nff ea
y that money works NA.if men
isTep
zion 81 tFs '11ffe Il '-v-------s-----a
believe that tl@ ssfrtf or enc
ttan and the growth
Derorrati- spirit lr -nis hna
gnIfes that ever frHng
a. fornfa ro Na.-r should a
rarI od - lIs we
Comm Isort tar aLr-s
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05
Thursdays Livestock

Cattle RHre dui hlr ahoW "Ta-F
\, no Detroit so kyarts or rhirs
day The run Was m4h srsrr 'hsn
las wcek ba- fhc ompl ated Fail
road SITUATION sused bowers ~ ae~-
itate when asked 10 bay ANYTHING
that could nos 30 usea locaiy raH-
nerr many of which Ar sf'rpe1 20
chicago. we're lower and 'he Gloss
was wezS 'or All hUt ~ ees N'r
ing grades. which We7s extremely
scarce Veal calves 'onchod the
hirh point o. he year fh.s .Teek
the he's, selling FOR So ger cV-
The demand 'or sheep and lamb
~ss extremely active. oNins 80 me
fact that az outside marsets cana z
IN 80 10 - cents higher 'hAn We'd
nesdavs close The run ~ sheep
and lambs was considerably larger
fhar las week. bat no strong stt4
alton IN 81 markets made Is easy
10 make clearance here
Local packers. who declined to
tt-77- many hsz-nn MsdnssdAy were
ready 10 DO business Thursday
morning. but the market was en-
barrassed BY The dl@cui,y expert
enced in securing ears in which 20
ship the light hogs and pigs 10
eastern points The average qua
itv OF local hog receipts II very
poor az present Detroit packers Do
INK obliged 70 purchase from 1900
10 10000 hogs each week in west
ern markets
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05
DETROIT'S CUE
STARS IN CLASH

Clarence Jackson viii resume his
three cushion billiards tonight. when
be wifi meet Martin Maley Detrotfs
other interstate league entry. IN
match az wr~ney.Hustous The
W. Tr~ifntfrf 40 ttt7- ---F
often and their infrequent clashes
arouse sot OF enthusiasm
Jackson played brilliantly last
night IN he state handicap haikiins
tourney match. defeating Clee All
son 30 count OF 400 90 ll3 Jack
son averaged 1918 and had high
runs 90 ieg snd Zoe he former
standing As tourney record
y Daily defeated Cor'win Huston.
900 70 eos. In another state bslkline
mach
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05
BONE DRYS"
DOMINATE
IN LANSING

work IN the senate IL il not expect
"a that a quorum will BE- present
during any day next week, as The
committees 90 state institutions are
taking the advice OF Lieut. Cos
Dickinson in his inaugural messags
and visiting the institutions nov .n.
stead OF ntsr IN the month 20 sscer-
tain their appropriation needs FOR
the coming two years
A bone-dry prohibition gill NAV
be among those which will % intro
duced In The house before NEXT week
ends The proposed hnl which Is be-
ing drawn I'D BY anii-saloon league
attorneys NAV % completed neTt
tuesday. when they have another
meeting here. and II 50 will - hard
ed 20 some dry member 70 introduce
II is doubtful n this measure viii
be the bin finally considered hy
both houses bu, there ls no douhl
but that 81 Will furnish basis ioF
whatever Is the ultimate dry ar
Some members SUI are d0ubFfII
a. 10 whether the state a. large
wants stringent dr. laws or merely
laws doing away with the licensed
saloon. but az remarked before in
these dispatches the nun bor n
those fsyorinz tho 5one-dry idea Is
surprisingly large and unless sent.
ment changes materially N The next
few weeks they will be The domt
mating influence In vhatever lsvs
are enacted
The fact that both retiring Gov
ernor Ferris and incoming G0vefuo-
Sleeper Impressed in their message
10 the legislature yesterday noon
the necessity OF continuing the up
building process 10 fhe conGnc- ~
state prisons and othe+ institutions
espec islly those dealing alfh yogtn
ful defectives. has rsused mnch 'slt
among the members % ne ieE
latgre concerning bills 70 carry or
the IDEAS % fhe Two executives
T. r. only fsv years aro ffa'
Michigan legislators began 70 30 n
formed that their s'are iny'ifu-ia.
were anyuhere from 40 20 - wears
behind The times n their nefhod.
and management NoR they are
gratifed ~ bc tn.d hat much aa.
been accomplished In bringing Nict
igan up 20 he highes' standard .aa
there IL little doubt bu' fha. 49,.
continuance % no constructive for
ward Institutional eor5 viii mae.
with thoro approval n his legs
is'ure
Oricial Announcement oy Gov
sleeper % number " appoint
ments 20 state department. art
commissions BE- expected within .h'
next day Or two rHcso alN fofr
I his first pstronsre di-frinugon can
I itol talk nov confirms tte refGru
that four important officer hati
heeu determined upon Richard
/ Fletcher OF Bas Cfy for slate la
Dor commissioner PRED Woodwork
Of Cssevilie ior rs'e daIr and .t
commissions Cas- Benton o.
/ Worthwhile 'or slate far comm
sioner and Herbert Powell. 70
lcnis. for the state accident board
II Cas- Benton former tax comfql.
sioner OF Wayne county was bac
IN lansing yesterday after return
ing home the day before and b. "a
said that his return had been asko'
~ wire In connection with his pros
pectiye appointment ~ glvln
Wayne county place on The -la'
Tar commission Gov sleeper vii
be recognising the county's need
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05


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The Detroit times., 1917-01-05

and ns importance lnti fNc wears
ago waync cours ufver was Nih.
out a member eft The state tsF com
mission f'or th' past i've foafs H
has been nrerrr-rn're on fhr
board and has complained Niresla q.
discrimination against
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Central Starts roniant

- Central high will open les bask-l
ball schedule tonight WIKI gam
with Pontiac AZ the Central Eyu
other Detroit high schools ~iH uoi
Irf 4FafIFI TTrTr Tx
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IN DETROIT

-Oh. whats the ussf" sighed ~os
an TO a friend "a. they stood hrfor'
fht ~ lnuoM nf one 30 tire down
town stores and ga1ea az the Ecf
ErrNsly Rtffret models w
w0uhnt lonk Ike that n W. q
have those clothes ard The
souldnf Doc very handy tc tend fN
furnace pr get fhe chfldtrn's breAh
fast in Fyolld they
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has issued me mrs. call after DE-
holiday vacation. and exne't4 -
have a full squad on the door 't!s
evening
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"If hsduf had calendar ia fro,
OF me this morning" said the ms

who gets irwn town hN d'rloci
20 would have thought thst IA
taken long nap and Weakened 20
~ shout : m tne brEinutug g
April
The Detroit times., 1917-01-05
Odds and Ends

BRIDGEPORT conn TIE aud
snct Fa'hered : hear 3D. speech I'D.
yocatinv birth ccu.r1i had 20 wait
All hour for ,r Siwou Katzor while
he wac eeroming srotaet citizen
nta ne sori4
NF-W york Therell 30 truuhie
cr Pitcairn isle Tire srst ship sali
ag 10 fha place ia yea-r Ffarted
today Htt on pair ~ SIX hose
There are Foo sonfen Oh ihe stand
BATONNE S. IA pair of rink
tstu slipper discovered beneath
hs- hasbsnes I'd. senf Nrs Rose
Mccarthy husil.ng to Tie police sfa
tion seeslne divorce
acknowledgements agent.
here seized fai azed turkish
tc~ei p fscsmHe ~ g. hili iu fhe
loon o. g. @fsUdes ola The
torei VAS perfect reproduction
80 prosell non 10 rgnfemplafe8
CHICAGO ea5por cl6TE Thorn
go Sell Ea mreg tzfsr when
Peter MldAekaii globe trofter turn
rI Goan evo p0rf offered him
&c. bad gi 90 etsrg cpHntfg 4o
NA pend tt vacation in Parama
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip

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moves the cause There r only on
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