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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
A Ld1dtiDe for Babies
Good for EDeryb0dy
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a
Safe and Efficient Fam
ily Remedy

Every member Of the family Is
more or less subject 90 constipation
and every home should always be
supplied with a dependable remedy
90 promptly relieve this condition.
Whenever che bowels become clog.
ged and the natural process OF elm.
nation thereby disturbed. the entire
system Is affected. and readily sub
ject 20 attack by disease Constlpa.
lion r. a condition that should never
be neglected.
Mrs r II Gilbert. OF Millbro,~ya
SAYS that Or Caldwells syrup Pep.
SIN is splendid laxative for chill
dren because they like It's pleasant
taste. and II acts so easily and natur-
ally. without gripping or strain. and
she nnds II equally effective for the
rest OK the family.
Or. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin IS a
combination ~ simple laxative herbs
with pspsin that contains no opiate
or narcotic drug. II Is mild and
gentle in IS action. and does not
cause pain or discomfort. Druggists
everywhere sell this excellent rem
edy for Atty. cents bottle
To avoid limitations and Ineffective
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

Anyone s1nsrirx from meisncno
er . Touch - the ttaeS Ntll hafr
them completely cu-ed hy attendlnE
.he Miles tneatsr th week III only
70 see Pearl Brother and Burns and
their original. lrlmitahle act one
Woman in the audience went INTO
Mysteries when the ri1Ecst feart nela
Burns on hts knee ard used 'ntT a.
the vfn-riic4- lst wooden man. hnpcN =
Ing ham tufc shape when tr teeille1
IN th, verge ~ complete collapse.
a hurI~-1g- oriental dance 20 be-
vond fanny description.
Ufrt. Harris ar her all-FfaT fNNr
had o. appear r their travelling toys.
9wirg - tie-iin 81 theiF psGts
but nobody minded. Dixie was eau a.
20 ths occasion ard ied ~ tnf
act wffh much vsm and good nntnr"
Robert Henry Hodge az klN bttn~
rre an rasr bte. anrauefeo lhWN~f.
IL IN artor ~ more than usual werfr
taugffeg especially when 70 eKpns-
,nfateE v.,h tre rornetist who per-
afafs ln pfa-t -cirg TfDr on the
trer fr fNe revf room
Scott ard Wilson. who perform re-
fes-s ~ a~rohafic skill but
= r,iseared % 80 doing = only ~ the
side. are NOT to Hr vnorFf Wfison
srrssrs first in hrx 80 -pectstor
from fter'sac Hazel I.e0ra cant
sing puf -ns acts hey songs 20 weN
arf fnrr are such foliw good aorS
that r1 0re JARED efrec.ailv Nondav
az tfey had ACQUIRED thc haoit ~
G. i@nntnr snvNsf
-he vtve WcI.7rsus. m thetr ftsft
arF tffE Dfar tiefr savo-ita pipes
ard eng fhslr ssvorife ffovs IN trI-
Highland Ff~f4 besides fn'~r inf
20 ltna~ ef8r's mt sssertiHfir -rn'-
sfsh Tire srtirc show goes -iVrr
along Ufffou' a stop and fhrra 'vnf
q slow nrrnfrf rr Ifrl in -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
GaRRIcK.

II = were net Tor great deal ~
tunefui and catchy music. mur r
feminine beauty many good actors
% both genders. about million
ar equally delightful sogbrette. not
20 mention star COMEDIAN and
enough hewild.rlng costumes %
stock an establishment for Worth or
Redfern. "kstinka would not he the
success u is However. since ~ cone
tains all % the above virtues and
few others % amounts o. almost
three hours g delight
The foregoing reasons also explain
why "kAtinks brought her charms
back - th- fsir"st city % The middle
west Having appeared here once.
last October patrons o. tie 0srrlck
would not listen 20 sa eK-lae and
insisted vptn her returning So che
came back does eyesy tring else
that Letrcit wants and was greeted
hy i. house
The comic opsrs--f0r thai "a what
rs ia since u tells consrert story
and De- not merely a tumble - songs
thrown f0zether-again exeu1piit~s
the fact that a rustcsi comedy can
he thoroly Appreciated even tho it s.
absolute clean and a. th@ same
time has hsrem scene w 81. Tne
comedy n clean whoiesone and very
funny A person with ar ensrlsiied
fac and sense OF humpr would
have "A very precarlous. not To- 20
dangerous TINE IN the Garrick THIS
week
RAy Barnes. the star. % course H.
the riE biz - the production fils
corIed, fs-refreshing and he Decent
change hts clothes once from curtain
o. curtain he IA ar auiarfous
American hoy travelling abroad and
he runs into lot % perple1frg slfu-
atoms. frern most ~ which he BE-
saved hy bis spirit - levity 2ir
Hafucp ls "a good comedian tho n
young cur and hf clirches this dis
tinrffnn bv rls curtain speech az the
eud II the second act A. is one %
the funniest things Mr Barnes
docs
ADA Meade. as Mrs Hopper wife
20 Nr Hopper who IS really Mr.
Barnes Ia one % the most affrer-
tfve souhrettes that has tNinkied
from Detroit stage since Edns
Wallace Hopper used 90 csrfira'e fhr
old and Young alike. she sings very
wen dances fully a. well and a.
f.r looks she seems just naturally
- have grown into the part
THO tlfie role ~ hafinka Gas
placed in competent hand when
given 20 Audrey Naples. SIZE MAKE
very sweet bride and tho audience
forEives the two men who are 20 love
with her FOR all 'the men -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
TO
Be DEPGSED?
Italian Prince To Rule In His
Place, Says RumOr
In New York

NEW YORK. Jan. rs cit is an
derstood that King Constantine of
Gteece will bc dcposed and an ltal.
AN prince placed on The Creek
throne. declared special dispatch
from Rome published today by the
New York Tribune.
This action the dispatch con.
tinues. according 90 report has the
fuu approval 81 the VeniEelos fac.
tlon The decision is said 10 have
been reached AZ the recent confer
ence OK Entente leaders here.
The Tribune dispatch added that
the Duke ~ Acsts has been chosen
As Constsntine's successor but has
not vet accepted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
DETROIT orrRA HOUSE

Arms az dthe Girl" suggests wars
alarms and, martial tamRlf. But the
play 81 that name N thr Detroit oR-
era hl.rs- - ~ 6e1z bSfu. CO n. .,
drama N-lth eNar-ftaie setting sUp-
plying the necessary compl atoms
fer the Cutworsing 4 an apprAlinA
romance
A belgian village Tn the hands 81
the Germans furr shes the scer- Ter
the entauEleulerfs into which kutn
sherwood. sn American SRI travel.
iog la France falls az the rsiat ot
her separation from her parents. a. q
Germans introduces TIE nec@sssfy
difficulties. Cat % with her ts Wiz
fred Ferrers. ~ American eEE 4neer
who has been p -heria, and, no.
" God expects thc arrival % ner
Ganct Ferrers makes himself aErsc-
able la Way that prepares for ne
rapid and mflodr zr1attr shock ~
marriage Of the engaged sirl ana
the sailant young ems 'neer ~ M
orders Of the German general. Klaus
an order-a Nasr % swords-a
Joining or hands as Terrsrs de-
scrib~s G. srd the marriage was com
rtetec The couple were Joined he-
neath raised sabres. united hv sonds
~ rAtrl mSny because Miss Sher-
wood in an instant - deception, de-
cisres that FeFrrrs - her rArce IN
snterceding 30 save his lie The
Spy from the Inn AZ Besupre had d.
recfed the suspicion ~ the Germans
upon Ferrsrs s. an sccomplice.
No sooner Is the usrriage perform
ed than word comes that Jack Mar
tin. the girls real asnce. has been
captured hv ne Germans They pass
or fke situation by pretending tina,
he - their chauffeur raining abuse
upon him 20 foresiall his declaration
% has real identity ana - convince
him In the presence O, the general
that hs - their servant
TIE German soldiers. splendid fell
lows dr'lled - perfection. who sa-
lutte with clicking SPURS and march
in goose step the Invasion OF the
quiet Belgian village, the lncouveni-
ence 20 the American travellers are
reminiscent o. those memorable days
IN the summer Of 1914. when many
Americans were caurht without gold
in the war zone and sometimes suf-
fered hardships quickly elaborated
into great adventure
D~f'iv and dsltcat~ly handed u
the bridal niEht situation Of the IN
mated but married pair. who are or
dered with military peremp toriuess
70 The same chamber.
The heroine IL Mayed BY Fay Fsin-
ter Her appearance - most ursiB-
dicinE IN her favor and her acting
under z score % Hf~arert DEMANDS
always more than ADEQUATE - the
portra val % her decision 20 call bark
fffT tffNnkFn rffrf TffT NT~r WIN
her dsnc>. she ~ subtle and highly.
satisfying
CvrN Srott the Young American
@nEinenr. has opportunity 10 be more
than the rapfira ting lover s-f frc
his rArt j. somewhat suhorainated
~ th4f % NisS B. inter he draws an
effective picture II a rurcfiiious gal
fanf American -enfferan ever equal
% fhs occasion v I. p~i.z's r~r-
fraysl 81 General R1aus tfsar-7s The
rftnHthy thai might BE fe't for the
hrusGu~ invaders ard turnr tfri on,
? humorous and very human charac-
Ter
IN every respert - play - salts
'r-+-E % and furnishes theatrical
rest of the divertinR and not TOO
serious sort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
DEATH TAKES
THREE OF FAMILY
WITHIN 10 DAYS

Within The last 10 days, Mrs. Mary
r Myers and two OF her daughters
have died. Mrs Myers was the
widow Of he late E E. Myers.
pf~elinent arshitee5 She exIlrsc
Men ay n6e~. NO. knoviag uutA
shortly before The end that her
daughters had passed on before her
Mrs. Myers was - wears old MIS-
Faxtsr 81 Gilman. a. years oil, Of
No IA Second ave, was the nrst
OF The family 10 die Her death oc
Cured Jan Mrs n II. Johnson.
Tao other daughter living at No.
f-g Ferrs ave west. was aiken TWO
DAYS later Sse was nof -old OF tie
death az her sister. tecsgse her con
diuon az ~ rr.e was 50 serious
physicians feared he shock would
hasten her death
Funeral sers cos for Mrs. Myers
eiu BE- held rAursdsy afternoon st
2 o'clock ,rom the GHman residence.
No. 74l Second ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
JANlTORS OF
CHICAGO PLAN
BIG WALK-OUT

CHICAGO. Jan. l6.--Janitors %
100 nat buildings will put out the
ares in 6eir furnaces. don their
coats and walk out tonight In &c
cordance with orders issued by vii.
liam Qresse. president OF the Apart
ment Ianitors union Twenty
thousand fat, dwellers will BE- left
shiyeriug II the ianitors back up
their threat
once building ianitors have re-.
celved the same orders. bat few
viii be affected as most Office build
ing managers have met the ianiiors'
demand FOR IS per cent increase
In wages
The janitors will picket the build
.ings 10 see that no one else takes
their Jobs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
Feet Feel as Tho You Had Hot
Stove i'm Shoe? Blame 1t on
Same Man Who Started the War

Wei v1u see. replied INC s'r
iious clerk. the manufacturers are
using domestic dye- IN Colo-ing
sock now and they are not 50 good
There is something about The dye
tia; causes feet 10 burn. bur they
can't ger the German dyes, so they
have 20 use the domestic article 70
make 'heir hosiery look pretty The
goods look all right. but they burn
he feet wesr only the natural
color Of wool or cotton
Iie proved tt oy pulling up his
trousers and disclosing 10 view foot
covering u peculiar SHADE of gray
or yellow and somewhat motled
That's the kind ct hosiery 70
wear until after the war IS over
he said Why. my feet are smiling
from morn till nighs, while my Gus
toners who are wearing fancy col
ored goods come in almost aith
tears he their eyes Thl- advice is
as good COR ladies as FOR gentle
men
The customer accepted the advice
OF The -torekceper and sitting MS
aesthetic ldea- pulled some 81 the
hosiery ou his ftet Now be goes
about With his piggies" fairly ieut-
ing eiih delight
"War he avs. is all that Han
niDal said or it, OF was IL Napoleon
Here We are $500 miles away and
We have Eot 70 limp around as q
~ bad contracted housemaids knee
IN the trenches For one, am for
peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

To your feet burn today 20 the5
feel as it someone had applied a
lighted match 10 the sides Of Them
They do
Wei. II is on.aocount OK the wa-
Naturally the climate has little
something 20 do with &, II one
plows thru snow with low temFera
tgres one day and the next finds
uncomfortaoly warm his peea ey.
tremi,les are likely 70 revolt 1ut
that IS a-coadition that has beer
true of many years ard set fhe pen
pie did rc suffer SO from burning
feet
Feverjsh condition ~ the Fee
common III winter This winter
hcw ever. II - almost epidemic one
guferer who was almost distracted
because Of the fewer in hrs feet
anaiiy concluded - IL was the aar
II Europe that caused o. Hg lmFaf
inrD a haberdashery and asked f9s
pair of~-eoeks
Tho salesman took down pair ~
ihr natural wool color
Take these. he urged
Theg wore $50 un8tfre@tite that
the customer turned awst
You'd better take this kind until
after the war II YOU'D havo glad
feet the salesman said
That reference 20 '"glad feef"
caused The customer whose feet
were complaining and mutely trying
10 turn IN a Ere alarm 10 pause
why the var" h. demanded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

The funeral OF Mrs It.'ianne Ort.
mann. who died In the family home.
No. 1895 wabash-aye.. Thursday AZ.
ternoon. took place from the rest.
dencc. Monday. az , O'Clock. inter.
uient being In Evergreen cemetery
Mrs. ortmann was 80 wears old she
was born In Germany and came 20
this city In 1855. She was y mem.
her 'of the FIRST Lutheran church
A scn. Ferdinand c. Ortmenn. Of De
troit. and a daughter, Mrs Rose +
Dawson. % Pontiac, survive her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh Is a. much blood disease
"a scrpfula or rheumatism n may
be relieved. but " cannot be remoy-
cd by simply local Treatment. n
breaks down the general health
weskeus The lung Tissues, and leads
20 consumption.
Hoods Ssrsaparilla b. 30 success
ful IN the treatment OF cafarrh thar
~ h known as the best remedy for
this disease. IC purifes the blood
Ask your druggist for it.--Ady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

Eisa RYAN. who made name for
herself as Peg IN Peg Ms
Heart during the last few seasons.
~ ia the Temple this week with thu
humor that brought her fame She
and william Roseile present one
act c0r1e6v Pes for short written
by Dion Tithsradge. and one 20 which
she readily sdApts herself The lines
are The best and Miss Rysn's excel
lent Interpretation % them keeps
the house continuously amused.
There = another act - this wee X :
hlli that Is Tar above paT. iuts 4
from the AUDI auces most cordial re-
csptton. Bert Baker and his coin-
psny. who are familiar 81 D,trotters,
resort 20 strsigh; ogt-apd-~at farce
Baker. as the prevartrator N Pre-
yaricati0n. surrounded bv his N.fr
business partner and chorus giri
provides heaps q Fun With itttlr
horse play and numerous farciesl SIT
IRE Russian SOY tenor Searrion.
and Leon Narvara. pianist. are very
entertaining They sing and p'aN n
a way that leaves nothing Anting
Songs and stories ~ George Aust p
Moore and Cordsiia H2ager- from
Texas and Kentucky. more than sat-
isaed the audiences. Their feature
song IS new and orig nal one. CALI
"a They Don't TO u ANY More
Van and Belle have fyins missile
act Ia which they deraonstrat~ many
forms % returning missiles The
Musical gohnsous present classics
and popular airs on Nylnphoner. and
TIE -Four HOlloways md few new
antics on the tight wire
From Uncle Tom - Neufevllie u
an ingenious art IN T.nstreisy at
Fay Two Ccieys ard Fav II - an
excellent. hlackface quartet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
chinese Arrested For aambIlna.

Thirty,two Chipese were taken
into police court in Windsor Mon
day. charged with violating the
Lords day act by playing Chi
nese game involving betting Mag
istrate Leggstt reserved iudgmen
They were found In q room over
No 81 Sandwich-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

The frsf Nomsn 20 serve as secre.
tary 20 ans committee of me United
states senate Miss Jessie l.
simpson q s. Louis. who has been
appclates secretlr, ~ Tire senate
foreign relations committee by sen
ator stone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

NEW YORK Among the alleged
cruel acf- upon which ArsA Anna
noloweisky bases her claim Nor IT.
verov from Nheries The opD 'bat
be referred to bcr diparag.ngly a.
prus ian
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
oRpTIr.I "

Quiz. appfopr n scenery ard
rostIm nR a. weli - IN fltle
Below Hhlrr was oNered NO
prpneuu NJndav afternoon. The
oowever. are me hardieSt creature.
tn The world Tor they shivered not
bif In bare knees tho their gowns
we're trimmed iu white flr and eTe
trIt i1w 90 The neck FrilW
hasn't a real piof ~ 70 54st tumble
u song sHi dances win some COM
e1t ufht1 tnt ilHn are three
.0rnrd ans. tss lea3in zwcfnnn and
horuF - is kris THE song are
fnuefDl arl ~ dances graref1f
Hchoaler snf Di. kiusen. igveniie
rnIfical prutlglea. EIr with the head
boy and girl the former an aC-
foririi-hed pianist ana The latter a
singer TL.Ir nDrr f-r- fan4e from
riaselraI 80 fhe most popular - mod
ern song and fu-. have a dash and
swing ll fheir arf tnat rnfre shiug
y new Tom Davis anf cofnpary -
three players fn -f'nsr kr1atfc slen
srs worth while TIE faf.f13 drama
tnsy offer ir safir- on the house
its@rers union and fhf value ~ fhn
per --.-s,g.. 80 NF hen friend husband
comes nome late f's wife arra e.
the mon = hr iyrule4lattIE import
pretty sfr rfDffa~fr ard SOL I.r.
rai s called Do guard hls d0mltil-
Jf s.arfr the Wiife returns and
fQl'scs trouble
rrf7 Nenaui'. clever and me-
lodious female iupers4naf0r. offers
lew spugs and some very stunning
gowns Charles Thompson does
Thalfros clrrgs. twp ponies. some
d0Es and rl0nFeEF flrnfsh ffi. kr
that have lang fr fhafu
~ usual pirt9rfT rrrr ana close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

substitutes be sure you get Dir. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. See that a fac
smile OF Or. Caidwell's signature and
his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle is packed
A trial bottle. free OF charge. can be
obtained by writing 10 Or. w B.
Caldwell. ass Washington ST.. Monti-
cello Illinois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
THEATERS

house Zee the same way about g.
All - he principal parts are placed
n th- hands OF people who al the
roles appropriately.
A Resins as the walking rrlst-
store Wss 30 funny that peefir a.
most - frd OVER hIsact. which SHOUTED
have teen staged on big tire in "A
vaudeville circuit Before the aud p
cnce GOT thru AppiAufing his act ~
had groWn into a music publshirg
horse rather than simply q staii
somewhere Bernard Gorrev. as Kerr
kuopf. = almost Ideally endowed rN
"a tur- f.r the part % the dirnluu-
tive cafe proprietor.
others n the cast who contrib ute
much 20 The ~nrertainmen, are MRy
TAnese and walter Manthey In Rus
sian snd Circassfan dances David
S.ese as Ivan. the lover wAo ls
finally victor aus Bourke Sullivan n.
a. Roris str goA and Minna PHILLIPS,
mother 81 kstinkA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
Odds and Ends

MEN YORK Because he is Ions
md slender and can tag the aooT
with his finger tips. COMMISSIONS
Woods decTeed that 10000 cops. nor
SO slender. must DO 70 TOO
CHICAGO yanstonians hav
sucked in so many sermons 'he'
have no vigor- the Rev } VI ST.
aer told The Chicago Church fedora
ZION tie characterized residents OF
the fashionable suburb as 'leadins
"a sedentary IKE without religious
EXERCISE
YOUNGSTOWN @ Marsh Avery
rul.ed his old Joke assiu he so'
uu A. M and -hoveled SIX
inches o. snow OF his ueighbors
wa'ss
WfNSTED Conn John Curtis
dog holds card in the village u.
brary AZ Norfolk. near here John
exchanges books ~ the library 90.
hi- owner. capt PaMp Curtis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
chrls,mss In suovill,

Billy Bug There do hope old
santa doesn't misA thar stocking
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR STATE DEPosI-
TARIES ~

.y--.-.--a . .H -. 7sAa- .r.
aa Set Tith i ss ssfsieny 5 Elyeg go th and ig ST. co Gd%-
piled Laws of North Dakota, 1913, the
Governor and the State Board of Audi
at the office of the Secretary of State Of
Bismarck. North Dakota, on the STU day
a]esi 2anahpg' d agas; aGE f fos thRe uff pods boz OF
longing to said State of North Dakota.
for the period of two years and until the
t dsepo seeona T Taieh shall IL be dssiggatedds 1872 q
shall have qualified by law.
Proposals of State or National Banks
d doing Rii1 ba rd IN he State tate, Of IL North nth Da a.
said meeting. Such. proposals shall state
what interest will be paid monthly on
average daily balances on such funds as
in such depositaries. The rate of inter-
est shall be not less han two, nor more
than than three percent, md the AMOUNT IL for
not exceed SO percent of it's paid up CAPT.
tai and surplus.
a bond payable to the state. and executed
by not less than seven freeholders of the
State as sureties, or in lieu Of such per-
son sSaai s, pond a,,i a surety +a tx company om1paIny b 6f f,,n for
which such bank may receive may be
filed. If q personal is furnished, it
shall be for a sum not less than double
the amount of funds to be deposited In
such bank at any one time.
Blank applications and bonds may be
obtained by writing to the Secretary of
State at Bismarck, North Dakota. The
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served. .&
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, this
goth day of December, 1917.
LYNN J. FRAZIER, !
Governor.
THOMAS HALL,
Secretary of State.
CARL r. KOSITZKY,
State Auditor.
WILLIAM LANCER,
Attorney General
State Board of Auditors.
Pub: Dec. 20; Jan. 5-12.)
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29
INDICATIONS. POINT
TO SUICIDE IN DEATH
!. OF FORMER DEPUTY

ri .E-Er. .n--Hn. EEsrF So. e. . ..-E-f
A party who was down to the Mis-
souri, river bottom recently gathering
wood came. across a bundle Of clothes
partly covered by snow. Next the
ground was an o%vercoat, on top of
that coat, vest and pants. The pants
had suspenders attached and on the
suspenders was pinned bronze
badge, deputy Sheriff, Ward County,
N. D."
been snow since that time and there
was no snow about Thanksgiving.
Inc officers went down to the spot
where the clothes. were found, but
could lind no clue as to what might
have happened. There was no hat or
shoes to be found, but the wind might
have carried off the hat. and coyotes
probably got the shoes.
Minot has been furnished full in
formation and further word is ex-
pected from the officials of Ward
county.
In the pockets were found z cents
lmamo2ney, a watch and a pocket knife.
The knife vas marked "Clark S.
Hovey, Attorney at Law, Akron,
Ohio. A further Identification was a
metal badge such as is usually at
tached to a key ring, and Offering a
reward if finder notified No. ia.
The clothes were brought up to the
city and left with j. M. Messmer, who
notified Sheriff Olson and Chief Rey.
nolds. A telegram sent Minot, the
county seat of Ward county, brought
back an answer that Hovey was a
deputy sheriff but had left there
about thirty days ago and had not
been seen since. From the fact that
there was. no snow under the clothes
the probability is that the man if he
committed suicide must have done so
about two weeks ago, for there has
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29
Derived From Days Of Yore.

It is a beautiful arrangement and de-
rived from the days Of yore that this
festival, which commentaries the an
nouncement Of the religion Of peace
and love, has been made the season
for gathering together Of family con-
nections and ,drawing closer again
those bands of kindred hearts which
the cares and pleasures and sorrows Of
the world are continually operating to
cast loose, Of calling back the children
Of a family who have launched forth
in life and wandered widely asunder,
once more to assemble about the pater-
nal hearth, that rallying place Of the
affections, there to grow young and
loving ~again.-Washington Irving.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29

but we might just as we'll get busy
again in this regard. Our last credit
showed the sum of: $84. Since then
we take. pleasure in announcing the
following contributions: a. ". Sa-
dowski, ST.; Charles Ridl, Soc; P. T.
Greenwood Of Gaylord, Soc: Charles
Holtcn of Bessie, Soc; Mrs. M. b.
Cathey, 25c; H. G. Berry, 81; F. J.
Petrick, 81; Mrs. W. J. L%ittlehales,
Soc. This brings the total to date to
S89.25. .s