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DIED.

ScymOur-The news Of the death
OF Mrs. VIM. II. Seymour, widow OF
the late Judge Seymour, came as a
shock TO her many friends in our
district Mrs. Seymour had been
residing at Long Beach for the past
few years and she died at that place.
Deceased, who prior 10 her mar
riage, was Miss Jeanne Elizabeth
Thompson, was born IN savannah,
Ga. but had resided here tor many
years. She is survived by three
sons. Edwin II. Seymour of Long
Beach, Warren Seymour Of Baton
Rouge, and Sam G. Seymour Of our
town.
The funeral took place Sunday
morning at 11:45 o'clock. on the ar
rival Of the l.. and y. train at Canal
street. Interment was in Green
wood Cemetery.
During the illness of Mrs. Sey-
mOur her old servant. Lucindy
August. was called to her bed side
and remained until her death. IL
is stated that "Cindy' will be we'll
remembered by Mrs. Seymour in
her will as she has been a faithful
servant to both Mr.. and Mrs Sey-
mOur during the past seventeen
years.
Remington Friday. June Is, at
1910 O'Clock p. m, Mrs. Martin
Koning, nee Sallie Johnson. died
after an Hines OF short duration.
Mrs. Koning was a native of Pla-
quemine and was twenty-four years
old. She had resided here practi-
cally all her life. however, and was
well known. She is survived by her
husband and a little daughter, be-
sides her mother and several sisters
and brothers.
The funeral took place Monday
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Civil District Court.

Mrs. Louise Oertling vs.. Security
Bldg. & Loan Assn. ct al, correction
of title.-E. \. Parsons.
Succession OF Mrs. Mary Sicily
petition to sell stocks.
Succession of Mrs. Catherine Da-
vey, widow of Jas Simmons, posses
sion-N. +. Humphrey.
Final account of executor in the
succession Of Mrs Mary Sicily
shows: Assets, $4,210.46; liabilities
$4,000.
Conventional Mortgages.
Morris Blanck to Frank B. Two
mey. $4,000. lot Teche, Nuuez, New
ton and Homer-DreyfOus.
Real Estate Transfers.
Anthony J. BOcage 10 Octave +.
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Aleerines at Law.

Bocase, interest. etc, lot NaHette,
DeArmas. Lapeyrouse and Chestnut
$50 cash
Arthur Ruiz TO Raleigh j. Viii
liams. interest. etc, in and for por-
ton Verret. AliX. Bermuda and Pei
lean avenue, $125 Cash.-O' COnnOr.
John T. Rooster and wife TO Rene
J. Borne. portion Seguin, BOuny and
Eyelina. $500 cash.-Legier.
Wills Filed.
Mrs. Catherine Simmons, leaves TO
her daughter. Mrs. Mary Barrett
and her son. James Simmons, the 4
lots OF ground at Farragut and Law
renee streets. Algiers. also , lots OF
ground. etc, at Waveland, Miss.
share and share alike.
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RULES TO GoyERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE. SENT ~ No
AN(WER MUST BE ON a CARD OR
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
Az ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOULD WRITE on THE CARD AS
FOLLOWS ONLY:
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND. TIE MISSPELLED WORD.
THIRD. TIE NAME OF THE ADNER-
TISEMENT ~ WHICH IT APPEARED.
TIE MISSPFLLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY To OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS At PRESENT on PAGE T.
TIE PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED EACH
WEEK To THREE SUCCESSFUL CON
TESTANIS.
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A Difference,

How long have they been happily
married." About six months" SILLY.
know they've been married longer
than that" They've been married
Is years, out they We're happy only
the first six months of that time"
Detroit Free Press.
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inexpensive
MISSPELLED WORD.

The word express in the ad Of
John Happier. was misspelled Eek
pres" Those TO receive the Jacobs
Candies are Esther Sturtevanf, So
Alix street, Mrs. c. Weakening, 1873
Alix street. and Louise y. Wiegman.
$500 NJ, Galveston, Texas.
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streck-On Sunday, June +. a
Lauqhlet.

william the CouquerOr." read the
small boy from his history. landed in
England in 1866 \. H." What does
\. u. stand f"r:" inquired the teach
er. The small boy pondered. Il don't
exactly know" he said. Maybe its
after dark"
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REGULAR.

The tailor had called to collect his
bill very frequently of late, but with
out success. Finally, in desperation,
he said. vehemently: Mr.. Swift,
must insist that you make some defin-
ite arrangement with me-" "Why,
surely" replied Mr.. Swift, most agree
ably. Lets see. Well, suppose you
call every Thursday morning."-Har-
per'S Magazine.
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morning at 10 O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF her mother. 63l Seguin
street Services were held at the
Methodist Church. Rev. {. {. Weir
officiating Imterment was in Nc
DOnoghville Cemetery.
MCNIahOn-William Trayers Nc
Nahon. Youngest son OF Irma Whit
ney and James Mcmahon, died al
7:l5 o'clock Saturday morning and
was buried at 4:3O o'clock Satur.
day afternoon, interment being
made in st. Bartholomew Cemetery.
Deceased was just seven months old
Streck-On Sunday, June L, at
2:IO o'clock a. m, Mrs. p. \. Streck,
nee Anna McGeher, died. Deceased
was native Of New Orleans. and
was thirty-seven years old. For
several years she resided in our dis
trict. The funeral took place Mon
day morning. Interment was pri-
vate
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The Phunny Physician,

A physician is Il man who tells you
you need change and then takes all
you have.-Boston Transcript.
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Special Notice

\. special meeting %; the ,;5chh5lders,
held q. .ae office, Of the Company. June :,
lal7. the Johnson Auto Company. Inc. va,
di,,,,veG. AMI Ncs,rs. Henry T. B,envcoI,
Edward =. Du-r,u and Salvatore D'Am.co
were appointed Nqu.da:ors. Documents show.
ing dissolution were n,ei with the Secretary
3D.: safe and certificate Obtained from him
Henry F. B.e1vecI, Edward J. Du1n!a,
Salvatore D'Am.co. L,qu.da;o-s.
New Orleans. June .5'h 1911.
jane p > IIly :
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NERNuCELLI.

WE manufacture vermicelN exclusively.
Comparable to the imported. Try US. In
business > years. Phone Hemlock 1921.
Wild F. Peres, 2o2s ST. Peter s.. aug % II
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FLOWERS
SCHNEIDER & KNAPP

Florists Wedding Bouquet, Funeral De.
signs K Floral Decorations Our Specially.
81 R7ya. $, Phone Heml0ck 2472.
y-6-I7
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Local w ants

WANT TO BUY
Phone A,gie-s I'll Tor hiEhes: prices on
rope, water filters, copper, brass, lead, z:nc,
rags, rubber. scrap iron.
ALGIERS SCRAP MATERIAL co.
9N Patterson s..
4l9-l3
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DENTISTS
DR.. D. c. HEBERT
637 CANAL STREET.

Hours 8 a. n TO p. n. sundays TO y:
Phone Main 1850. New Orleans, La. A!
work guaranteed at reasonable prices;
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HARDWARE.

FELIX BORNE, JR., MIL, Plantation and
Engineers Supplies. Pants and Oils. Oh
olj Patterson Street. Phone Ala .ers 5s5
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Shorthand and Typewriting School
~ a.i Ns.1. Glasses. tygy-.. a-- NJ
'..-.iE N.-a Selected.
H,-.e- BIZ. Pine NJ 5-
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BUSINESS PERSONAL

Do no; buy any make OF scales or have
any repairing done on any used ones until
YOU consult Ferrer. There is a reason. Get
it. Postal :S25 Magazine St. Telephone Up
town 7tS.
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MATTRESSES. FURNITURE.
NfIDWIVES
MISCELLANEOUS.
BICYCLES.

BICYCLES bought, sold and repaired
G0-Cart tires put OF $40 per set Con
zales Bicycle Repair and Messenger service
10 Elk Place, Phone VI 21S9. S-l3-H
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COUPONS BOUGHT.
GROCERIES

WM p. SALATHE. DEALER N FAMILY
and Fancy Groceries, Fine Vines and LIQUORS,
Corner Bouny and EyeIIna Streets, AlSiers
A
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AWNINGS, SAILS, ETC.

SAIL. MAKERS. Awnings. Flags, Tarpau-
Inns and Tents. Theatrical Work a Specially
Cumberland Phone, Main 1891. Corner Ca
nal and Tchoupitoulas SIS. New Orleans
La
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TIRES VCLCANIZING.

Blondeau. the Tire man, see him
when all others fail. Tires all makes,
all work guaranteed. Phone Main
91S9. Louisiana Vulcanizing Plant.
6-13-17
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ENTERTAINMENTS FURNISHED

lie: HIRSCH attend your wants.
Entertainment; furnished. Tables. Chairs,
Table Linen. Silverware. Glassware, Crock
cry. CHARLES HIRSCH. 81 FrencAmen
s., Dcp;. \. Phone Heu.5ck rs.
7.Hs.Is
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PRIMARY PLANS
ARE. TAKEN Up
MATTER OF REGISTRATION PUT
UP TO COUNCIL BY ELEC-
TON COMMITTEE.
Thirty-ninc Voting Places to Be Select
edward Committeeman 10
Name Election Boards.

Plans for Tie city primary May ~
ana thr general city election May -
were taken ur. hy tn" elections CON-
miiIec of city council III meeting
he'd last evening in the office OF lily
Auditor Charles H. AhrcnS. Tn" qucS'
ton Of whether or not voters snail ne
registered f1r lfiS primary ana "i"c-
zion VIII b" rUI up 10 council. Hollcl-
Ton i. Harold Brennan advised the
committee that 4 saving clause IN lhe
charter gives him IN" opinion ;nat II
j. not necessary TO register me voters
for this; election. although personally
ne faYOrs registration II theTr Is SUI
ficirni money 10 meet The expense.
I'll" committee decided TO leave the
matter MP 70 council al its meeting
I'ueSGa? evening alter Solicitor bteH
man has conferred with General Alfred
caldwell. who W!ut" III" charter, as 10
his intention on This noini.
The rommitir" will recommend that
three judges and twO clerks AT c;''h
voting precinct BIZ raid 50 each lHl
conducting ih" election ana tnat u"
Judges who call for and return 'he bal
lot boxes shall receive 81 extra ID!
that service.
Auditor Anrcn$ MAS authorized 10
name two election COMMISSIONERS. 10
receive $ln each for their services.
The committee will recommend thai
Charles Nu!;r be- Given the c0nir@ci
rJg placing III" voting booths AT INC
precinct at - r"H precinct.
Election c0mmjt'""McN from rach
ward will present their lists Of cleo
ion officers IA council for runtirma'
ion. TIL" committee will meet AGAIN
t,,,:t In rst1i ln
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EMINENT POET TO
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT
Thomas walsh VIII Lecture Before Uni
vcrR::y Club, on 'CcrTantes
and His Times"

For tii" second Tim" in I'll" same SEN
&uu TIN University tIuh Lecture Course.
j. Introducing lu Tia intellectual life If
N-lrclur ON" ~ Americas eminent Nv
iu; l",I< Ia greet them III the living
ilrsh AMI slcaK Ia them ny living WORD
81 mouth. A;r. Thomas Walsh. who vii!
lecture ~ In" club rooms this evening.
has h.ru Tor lcnrS - valuable rnntrlhu-
ter If urirnlal poems I" the high class
literary magazines ni III" country.
Ills poems hI." been collected from
i.lnr L. inn, until how y" has several
w;hish"d volumes in his credit. Among
thu titles Oi SONS ct thcS" ai". TIL" HI
erlm Kings" Eleven Poems Of Rnhcn
l,ariu." and 9TH" Prison ships" Mr..
Walsh haS kindly accrdrd "a the request
If the committee that H. supplement his
lecture wiIh Il short reading from his
original poems
Eir Walsh hHs promised in addition IL
-iLn any ""pi-r cf his poems that may
. banded - Nm b. Nv ""urr@ Just ai-
!, hr ~ra ing on Saturday evening. TIE
mi" nf the lecture o. this occasion Will
.a "Cervantes and His Times"
The lecture will DC free, although adj
rlit.ance will be limited TO those who
present tickets. These tickets arc now
being Distributed 20 the literary minded
pI the members IF tho club. 30 whom APP
p!iralioH for tI"k"tS should h. made. The
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Stout Women Gan Wear
Ready-Made Garments
Nine. Strause OF New York. Gives
Demonstrations In George {.
Johns Store

That StOui women can wear ready
iO-wear garments and b. really At
traCtive WAS demonstrated at The Geo.
T.. Johns company stor" yesterday
afternoon b. Madame StrauYr nj New
York City Demonstrations will be re-
peated this morning and this after
noon.
A;tircd in stock garments. Nine.
Stvaus, created a furore as she dem
unStrattd the ease and grace with
which she wore the garments. Nine.
SrrauSc is il woman OF average bullu.
The garments worn by the demonStrI-
tor seemed 10 be prepared especially
for her bur they We're selected from
he sock carried by III" STORE.
Spring and summer clothing was
shown. clothing mad" Of GeorEctla
crepe. taifcias. chiffon and pOpiiaS.
All. the latest whiInE Of Dame Fash.
ion and garments distinctly" owing
,;o their exquisite military design,
were shown. Til" summer suits. Goals
hats and fur> were given full display.
TO The stout woman who believes
that she can wear nothing but ;ha
tailored garment the Gcorg" +. Johns
company extends an invitation 10 al
tend the demonstrations which will
BE- held today.
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+ RING IT CATHOLIC CHILDREN
MARCH IN HONOR Of OLD GLORY
.,hronS Vi children proceeded 10
cIrS.
DR.. wirSerter's Address.

,lEF'I- VI N.lilI''.1t ti'''N's't't' ~ ~ -
; ears.
! DR.. wIrSerter's Address.
!! pne OF the most railyiuG and i'SrIr-
ling addresses eyer delivered IN tn a"-
idi;orium was that by Dr. Charles Wing
rrt"rr Garlic; in tn" pr"SrarA
: pr. Winsrvter said IN part:
! Ny dear young people.
! This is an inspiring and = Solemn OS-
c;t$nn.
. IL IS inspiring beyond all telling ="
think about VIVA; has brought You mere
together. You arc gathered to-day in
his TlaC, t. do honor t" the flag ut "ur
cuIutry-r"Did tilory"--Th" Stars AID
Str!ueS-th" standard Of tn" mos "luri-
Gus country und"r tn" vast dom" al
: Gods heavcr--nur own behaved a!i""
States.
: You ar. come IN take par; in IN" pre-
sanitation ii fourteen American flags Z"
the fourteen parochial school" o; th@
! Wheeling district tn" tIitES are -
, ing presented 10y IN" htlSHtS ~ "o!.
! urnh,IS Of Wheeling.
! The very name oi til" knights 81 Cot
| unbuS tells Of their devotion I" Amer
: ira hiSruLrrc, a.: their great Ia!I"SlH"
! IL is fitting as we'll ~ Inspiring 'hui
! du,. attention hr called. hy This rHh,j"
! demonstration To. another lnn"' t;iht
uoin;. These new. l!aGH arm TO crown
( catholic rarnchial schools. and float u"
! the breeze. al heaven ALONGSIDE" OR "'e
! I'rcss ~ Christ.
: Love. Of country must be in the hearts
/ IS r,a,, nj II ,.i,st h., rut there. am;
| - ,r,,., i.. ,b,. ,,n-+ ,.nv.n-+r,I
49, .r,:,,rr in rho v.hn;"
/ anu t'''. '''' ~ r.,ini,,
WI 49,, fin..,.. his ,.nI,r,ry oni: !,-
i ,., @ 49,. ,....-,t ,,,raitI, and mower his
i ,.r;,,;sn, Vii di.. Wl;cn his country
! ~ c%nrn rr u1wcr and wealth. If q
,,,a,, low, his country nniv h"rausc II
bniLs his rousehold and family and
! rr;,,,;, his: :r,;rintisnr would d!. ,viru
! t;, 'tn,,n ,vn> hu-n,t and his family
! -, t.nj
! ~. 1870 If tn. soil. rr:,sn,, :, man
L. Ny ~ =, !, J,,..,,,, az 49,. i.i,.
! loNSS M 'o"if'' ..in,ic,, ,.n,,lG riia
/ tr'l'S' ''' Ill.,. ttn,.f,d ,>,I ,,I,.,,,r; =, =,
Wneh lL"'. va, - ~. 49,, = ;n,.,ir
III, "l.S''n" ~, NV tIcrnjn Ii.e Viz.
! We tit ~" - - 80 n.',i,,,, ", .~c
solemn aSl'SFL =! !h,H ,,..,r,I o.,
4" ~ '''' .'a :, t,;,fdrcd ,,ifi;nr r,.n,.i..
ton we are nUt"!tn ~ ~, :.
! Ana Yet VIC t'" W wa VIZ ~ ne w.
! implies. W. ';l'Ii't -" -.
. We C;A!i!n, tCii HpM =. ~. W "a ,H,t
.rtnn"' tSli WIFI - 80 ''i,
"" may ~ ~ '"J 1t>,,tr,,I ,t..,,I.
;W" haE' seen "a" ~ e,,i y: -" t5i,,.,
lines oil h"hEt! ''"" -" - :.
awaiting thtIf i"'l az .hi' "'''' ".''
!" sHc soup hii,''"t': w. ~ H' , .,..
: horrible ."'Eto!" - '"'' mr. '| l"''s
! CniIGrcn' hclH% lUlttu "ut "i tl!U -"
make way irr iNoSr WHO iii" G'' 'dti}
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MASS NEE. TING
THURSDAY NIGHT
CELEBRATION OF BATTLE OF
LEXINGTON IN SCHOOLS AND
CHURCHES
Anniversary To Be Closed With MAN.
moth Gathering In Market
Auditorium

Tentative plans were completed
yesterday by the CnnmilIre on ar
engagements for Il Wheeling wide cnlc-
hTa,iOn Of The lend anniversary Of
The BaIli" Of Lexington and Paul Re
vrrcs ride. 10 be- held in the churches
and schools "Wednesday. topped off
with Il r0u~inG patriotic mass meeting
in the Market Auditorium. 10 promote
patriotism and inspir" more enlist
ulrnra III III" army and navy. Whistles
will b. blown and bells runS al 10
u'rluck Thursday night al the hour
Paul Rover" mad" his famous hIstur-
zeal ride. Motion picture managers
will b.. asked 20 have The Revere ride
SHOWN in sh"ir houses "Wednesday and
Thursday.
Tn" rummi'ir" uurlim"d program
10 BE- carried our, which will BE- sub
United In tn" meeting "t all the com
mitrrs in The assembly room Of IN"
Wheeling Commercial association this
evening ri 80 o'clock whrm final
plans. will b. luaa". \ nunh"f Of To-
Cal prominent speakers will be lnyli.
al To address til" mass meeting, III
Guiding Major III. {. 1t" Of the
| nited States army. Dr. {. j.. trlthcnS
superintendent NJ ""huOlS. SraIrd that
"Wednesday afternoon you'd be d"Eot-
ed in ,hr schools la EXERCISES apprO-
pirate 10 the anniversary and that an
elaborate program would be carried
OH in the high school auditorium by
the scholars Of that bUiiding. The
schools OUi-lhr-pik" ana III WarwoOd
and RcnwOud wiIl hay" exercises.
The church committee reported that
special and appTopridt" services
would hr held at the indwrck ser
vices. SECRETARY Siias II. Stein
hauSer WAS instructed 10 purchase. If
possible. 6.0nO flags 10 be presented
the school pupils for their exercises
"Wednesday. Merchants and individ-
IlalS ar" requested Ia decorate their
places Of business and homes with
national colors.
The Rev. 4. l.. Ren2r OF Zion Luth-
"ran church, was added 10 the com
mltcc on arrangements and VIII be
invited Ia speak 1T the mass meeting.
on Tile Wheeling branch Of the Red
Cross society. \ COMMITTEE" composed
Of Julian G.. Frarnr and t. NJ. Brown"
WAS named 10 select chairman for
the mass meeting.
The meeting Of The committee on
ARRANGEMENTS WIS presided over b.
Chairman Hcarnr with the following
members present: George ". Lutz.
". II. Hare. &. r.. Citizens. Harry /:
Corroran. Louis Leonard. DR.. Henri
=. Llnsz. Il. N. Browne and Secretary
SicinhauSrr.
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EMS BRIEFS

Mrs. George D"Holt Of Fairmon;.
yesterday closed her Srri"s Of current
event talks 10 Inc local WOman'S club
T. p. Mcneil. Fairmont advrrtisins
man. was business visitor yesterday
George Barnes. of In" Consolidate:
Telephone company, is Il business Wis
itor in Wheeling from Fajrm0nt.
James T. Sister, Of tn" West Viz
ginia University, was in Wheeling
yesterday on his way 10 Columbus.
where he is employed this yea.
Rev. X. =. Chrisman of llanstorI.
". Va. now archdeacnn Of th" West
Virginia diocese OF III" Protestant
Episcopal church. was III III" city Il
few hours yesterday.
Henry keclncy Of Sisl"rENitlr, was
in Wheeling yesterday on business.
r. A. Williams, a former resident 0i
Martins Fcrrr. now OF SislcrSviilr.
spent the day here yesterday visiting
friends
Miss Marie Confer OF Akron. Ohio. IS
She guest Of Miss Mary Tu!brrt OF
South Wood street
Fl. ". Mitchell. Suprrm" organizer
of the Order u( Golden Links. Is il,
Clarkshumg on business.
Dr. .. ". Burdats and Or. IoE!n No
Clurn have returned from FairElun'
wh"r" they attended III" aunu"i 'u"c,'
inc. OF III" State Dental society
Attorney Frank a. O'BricH r"Jur7!"i
Yesterday from an extended stay At
Marlinlnn. ". Va.
Miss Sue HALEY employed al ilaN,H,
rr's icwpiry store. Wheeling. visited
h"r home N Wrlishur@ Friday.
. Prosecuting Attorney u. y. M"k""
will return This morning frnm 4 pro,
frSSOnal business visit to Charleston.
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GRAND DUKE ARRESTED.
April Is. via London,

PETROGRAD, April Is, via London,
1:49 p. m.--Grand Duke Boris,
cousin OF former Emperor Nicholas,
has been arrested at army headquart-
ers and sent 10 Tsarskoe-Selo, where
he Is informed. i Petrograd despatch
on April ! announced that the recent
arres; OF Grand Duchess Marie Paw
lovna. 4 cousin Of the former emper-
o., together with Il group Of person
ages IN the encourage oil Grand Duke
Boris. was said by the police to haye
led to the discovery OF plot in which
the Grand Duchess and two unnamed
German Dukes were involved for the
proclaiming Of Grand Duke Nicholas
As emperor of Russia.
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muGirncr Is requested by ;hc committee
L. r,- secuted 1t c'r!GCk
WANTS FIRE APPARATUS

Fulton council VIII hold special
I!riiay evening Tor considering
tll" submission uf :; fond issue for the
rErp'S,. ruI raising funds for IN" pun
,haS" ri. Il fiTH irurn and nose. Tie
amount ri the issue will probably II"
d"cdtd At thittrtlmr. Present fir"-fiGht-
i'IE apparatus is said 10 h" Inadequate.
At Il meeting last night cOu.icil trans
acted only routine business. Two speed
crS were fined IS aHd costs each.
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CHEYENNE. Wyu.. April l%.-The
entire population OF Shannon, Wyo..
thirty in all. today offered lis services
20 Governor Frank l.. Hour for war.
Iii" women and Girls volunteered for
t.I cross work
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OF ciarks burg.
Funeral services Will be held in Simp-
son y. 81. T.. CHURCH sunday at EGO p:
m. Til" Rev. Jenkins will ofhciatc and
burial VIII Dr in Peninsula
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C0WLER KNOCKED
OUT BY MORAN

N&N' Nu!:i>. N:rjI i%.--"rnr" M"r'n.
"I li,l>i.r-il, >u""',..d "ui Tom 'rHl.r,
"u English h"H%} w"iG'. ~ tie. I"Hr'h
..mrlnf ~ :, .lcn r"lrui 'uHirH .u,r" l"-
might
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Join the Big Army

or yclFresscd cosom-talore who have their clothes
made at STOUTS There 5000 Of them IN the ranks OF
orr satisfied customers and the number is growing all the
Time because they KNOW give them the BEST VALUES
nroluccd in America at MODERATE PRICES.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10
MOUNT DESERT,
AUNT MADGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Hanna are at
Beech Hill for a few weeks.
Mrs. Kate Whitmore, OF Northeast
harbor, is visiting her brother, John
Jacob Somes.
Misses Maxine and Hilds Brown have
returned from a visit. to their grand
parents in Trenton.
Mrs. Frank Ely Abbott of Cleveland. O.,
remembered every chitd in the village
with box OF dates at Christmas.
Miss Mildred Mcfarland has returned
to her home in Trenton, after peing en-
ployed several months at the home OF NJ.
L. Allen.
Prin. Carl s. Kelley returned last week
from a visit at Indian River. He was
accompanied home by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Uriah Kelley Of Addison.
Fred P. Nutting esq, has moved his
portable mill to Portage. Paul Boisson-
neault has gone to Portage to work for
him. His family will join him in a few
weeks.
Miss Irene Fitzburg, OF Lubec, who is
teaching at Beech Hill, returned on
Saturday from her Christmas recess, and
spent the weekend at the home OF j. A.
Somes.
A wedding OF much interest to the
people here will take place about Easter
that of Miss Henrietta Tracy de Seldine
OF New York to Rev. Benjamin Washburn
OF ST. Luke's church. Miss de Selding
is well known here, having spent the
past four seasons here with her mot her
Mrs. Edward de Selding.
Jan. l. HAPPY NEW YEAR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10
kITTERv To CARIBOU

The automobile exhibition BY the po,,.
land automobile dealers will b held Feb
1924.
John L. Donohue has been nomin,,.a
by President Wilson o. postmaster y,
RocKland.
tapt. p. T. War; OF Calais, of N.
schooner Lizzie Lane, was struck by thu
main boom Of his vessel on Lubec Ia,
Wednesday, and killed.
Aroostook potatoes ha q taken another
flight. A slump followed the a MARY
reached few weeks ago, hut last week
they went to t.25 barrel. some dealer.
are predicting % or n before spring.
Commissioners Of Agriculture John A
Roberts has appointed Edward Z. Phil
brook OF Portland special agent in chargn
OF insect work, Levi 8. Pepneli n,
Portland deputy scaler OF weights and
measures, and Frank 3. Adams Of Bow den
as state airy instructor.
Iiurmaine. hve-yesr-oid daughter nj
i.iluuns QUIET, OF Biddeford, found a
bottle OF . biskey in the house during he
sUsv,sNc y, tbs psrenis, aud drank SOM
ot it. She died early the following morn
ing OF sicohoiic poisoning.
Eugene {. lugsiis, thirty four y, ars old.
keeper OF Petit Menan light, WAS, il is
believed, drowned Tuesday OF LIST week.
when be left the light in power boa,
with tender in tow, bound for Milbridce
TO meet his wife, who had been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Herbert Robinson, wife
OF the keeper OF Mooseabec light, at
Jonesport.