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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
STARKEY GAINS
ON RECOUNT
Alderman-Elect in Twenty-first
Ward Has Majority of 60
in Five Precincts.

With the ballots IN FIVE OF II pre-
cincts of the Twenty ward re-
counted. Richard Starkey. alderman.
elect on the original count by a ma.
jarijy OF but one vote. was leading
Fred A opp by so votes at o'clock.
Wednesday afternoon. OPP had pc
utioned for a recoun' because OF the
exceptionally small majority that his
opponent received
The recount OF the first district
showed three more votes cast than
were carried on the original count.
Two Of these were recorded for Opp,
ind one for Bradley. who defeated
former Aid Krimmei.
The committee in charge OF the
I'w enty-first ward recount is com
posed OF Aid. Kunz. Warteil and
link.
in the Third ward aldermanic re-
count. which Sas completed late
tuesday night. Bdcie Barnet; still
is a winner over Sol Berman. .altho
bis lead was reduced from l0z 10 a
ky the second checking M the bal
lots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
TROLLEYS CRASH:
THREE INJURED

When a Hamilton car ramned a
Fourteenth car at Greenwood. ave
and Bagg 81. at O'Clock Wedness
DAY afternoon three passengers on
the latter were injured. but none Sc
riously They are Mrs Mary Tim
mony. aged 65. No. 124 La Sale Gar
dens north. left arm fractured. Mrs
Jennie McHugh, so, No. SOL Trum
hull.ave.. injured about tho side. and
George Puhit. aged five. No. 676
Hudson-av bruised about the head.
All were taken home In private
autos The police are investigating
the cause OF the collision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
THREE GERMAN WAR CRAFT BELIEVED
STILL SWEEPING OCEAN; II TO e
ENTENTE SHIPS SUNK OR CAPTURED
Victims of German Sea
Raider

The British admiralty today an-
nounced these vessels sunki
Georgic-iO,077 tons, White star
Line, Liverpool.
Mount T~mple-o,ID2 tons, Cana
dian Pacinc. Liverpool.
Netherby Hail--4.f0i tons, Eli
erman Lines, London.
King GeOrge-Presumabf the
3,SS2-ton liner owned by the
Fr~shheld Steamship Go. of GIns-
gov. LIoyd's lists three vessels
OF this name. but all are very
small vessels except the Freshnetd
company's ship.
Mipieh-Not listed In Eioyd's,
but there II a Meneyisn of 2,22S
tons. owned by Williams d Co..
London.
VoItaIre---s ais tons, Lsmport &
Holt, Liverpool.
Dramntist-S.4t5 tons, Chsrente
Steamship CO.. Liverpool.
Radnorshire-4.3IO tons. Royal
Mall steam Packet Co.. London.
tons, society NouveiIe d'ArDa-
mept. Nantes.
Asni~rcs-French schooner, not
listed In Lloyd's.
The admiralty announced these
~. Theodore--f,e92 tons, british
and Foreign Steamship Co., Lon
don.
Steamship Co., Glasgow.
United Press cables from Bu-
eros Nires. Rio de Janeiro md
Pernsmbu~o gave, I'm addition 60
the above. the following ships
as having been sunk by the raid
erf
steam Packet Co.. Beffast.
sRmnra--6.0O7 tons. Gle de sud
Amerique. bordeaux.
Ortegs--s,0T5 tons. Pacific steam
Navigation Co.. Liverpool.
Hammershus---3.93 tons. Damp
skii- seisk Dnnneborg, Copen-
ssr~n.
Newport Land--Not listed In
Lfoyd's register.
Nouant-Not listed In Lloyd's
register.
Sap cIorrio--Threc vessels of
this name are listed I'm LI"yd's.
but the only one OF transatlantic
sise ~ 6,3D2-ton vessel. the
prop~rty OF the Socfctn III DnvirR-
stone "a Nspore sicula-Ame ricsne,
NJ Mcssins.
register.
Nichsnetbi~I--No listed I'm
LIoyd's register.
-. ssei--Not listed I'm Lioyd's
register.
sn"~don GranEe-Not listed In
I.I0vI's register.
Gruiy-Not listed I'm Lloyd's
register.
The Ruenos Aires cables men
tIon~d the Semple. prsbsbiy mis-
spelling for "Mouut Temple" men
TONED In the British admiralty
abatement, the YsnondnIc, uu-
doubfediy mesninE Yarrowdaie.
mentioned In the admiralty state
mentt the 80. Hiodor. undoubtedly
referring to the ST. Theodore. OF
the admiralty statement. and de-
tailed n report from the steamev
HeIherby sbout n loss of life. I'm
doubtedIy HeIherby is q nissp~iI-
ing for Netherby Hnii--probabiy y
con fused In wireless which the
admiralty statement mentioned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
RAPIDS TO Get
DEMOCRAT MEET
Wayne. Delegation To BE In
creased by Il New
Members

LANSING. Mich. jan 1.-THE
Democratic state central committee.
In session here today. issued the call
Tor the Democratic spring conveu-
ton 10 be held In Grand Rapids, Feb
IS, az II a. m. Candidate for tn
supreme court. regencies OF The uni
versif, and other educational Offices
are to bo named ny the convention
a. well as 2 new state central com
mittee AID state chairman Grand
Rapids Democrats will stage = "j9'li'
fcation banquet" the evening tefofe
tho convention. with covers ior 2
600. Speakers Of national reputation
are promised,
The com uittee voted 20 appor,ion
the delegates TO tho spring oonven-
tlon on the basis OF one delegate FOR
every 200 votes cast last November
for secretary of. state
This gives a. total Of 1883 deie-
gates. OF which Wayne county gets
2sq. an increase OF ~ Kent county
is second with %. an increase OF p.
Calhoun. kalamazoo. Bay. Oak
land and Genesee counties also have
delegations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
FIRST WIFE WINS
IN FLAMMER
WILL CONTEST

The first wife and eight children
OF George Flammer viii receive his
cstate OF about $4,000. This was
the decision OF jury in Circuit
court Wednesday afternoon.
Flammer committed suicide AT the
door Of one OF his daughters nearly
Two years ase. When his will was
fled IL showed that he had diginher-
tied his first wife and the mother Of
bis eight children. Meanwhile the
second wife had died
Under the Jury's verdict the 'es-
tate will be divided. one-third going
TO the first wife and the other two
thirds being divided among the chill
Gren. Tho jury decided that the
maker OF the will. who was aged.
was incompetent al the time ne
drew the will.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
BULLETS STOP
FLEEING BANDIT

Loaded with valuable wouens
clothing that he had stolen from
the counters of Hudson's store,
Frank Johnson. 22 years old, or
Columbus. Ohio. was caught by Pa
tFolman Bon Mcdonald. of the Cen
tral station. after he had chased the
fleeing man thru the crowded tiaflic
OF Library.Gve. and had fired two
shots 1T him One OF the bullets
struck close as Johnson was dodg-
ing among pedestrians. and he stop
ped al Gra,ioi-ave until tho officer
caught up with him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Decrepit Bikes. Sell Like
Hot Cakes at Police Auction
But No One Will Ed on Coffin

garments OF almost every descrip-
tion, and even a rough coffin, which
was not in demand. While 1t is un'
necessary 20 state the inevitable as
matter of record, II should be said
that a Ford automobile was there
II looked as tho IL had been put to
a hard journey sometime during its
young lite, because II had a curva-
ture OF the rear axle and somewhere
In the shuttle II had lost what is
knowilS as the body
As for the coffin, 1t probably will
wind up It's career as kindling wood.
The demand in the coffin market
Continued ON Page sevenJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

AS a commodity OF crime. the bi-
cycle heads the list in Detroit.
This much was strikingly appar-
ent, Wednesday morning, when
Lieut. William n. Ryan, paymaster
OF the police department, mounted
the block in the police barns on
Fort.st. east and began the annual
auction sale conducted by the de-
partment TO dispose OF unclaimed
property taken from thieves or that
which has been found abandoned.
At least 800 bikes" we're piled
and racked in various parts OF the
barns. There were other things, too,
such as silyerware. clocks, cloth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
WINDSOR GO
DECLARED OFF
Uncertainty of Transportation
Due TO Ice Jam in River Re-
spOnsible for P0stpOnement

The Wolgast-Gunr and Peterson
Azinc bouts which we're 10 have been
staged in Glassco's arena in Windsor
Wednesday night have been post
Toned for 2 week owing 20 the ice
Jam in the river which is seriously
Affecting spottation. Those
holding tickets for the scrap viii
find them available for The most
poned match next Wednesday when
the same bill will be- presented.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

New Orleans Results

First Race-Mile: Lucille p. f05
iKederis) 9 to 9. 10 s. TO D. won
Tootsie, % NAwderJ. IL TO !, TO !,
TO >. second Meddling Miss. ~
(Merrimee). is To l, s To l. to 2,
third. Time-1.4S lis. Alert. Matin,
Kilkenny. Sir Haste and walter Dun
can also ran.
Second Race--3-year- -olds and up,
claiming. ! Lie miles: Emma stuart
1O3 (Crump) ~ 20 l. to l, TO z.
won billie Baker. 113 IT. McTag-
gartl. 8 TO !. 20 I. even. second
Triste. 1ls Murphy. 20 To I, 20 !.
To third. Time 5b 30. Naias.
High Horse. Balgee. Counterpart and
PattY Regan alsn ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
THE WEATHER

Detroit md v,cinityt Wednesday
night sHd Thursday. fair with slowly
rising temperature tonight, moder-
ate routh,, ~-t~rty winds.
Lower Michignni Overcast We'd
a~-daN niEht and Thur.dsyt probably
snow durrtes IN extreme north por-
tiSnt warmer In southeast portion to-
niEhtt strong southwest and west
winds.
Highest temperature thi. date ~
the past 90 years. - IN Iot5t lowest.
below zero tr 1928
TODAN's rEwPERATt REs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

WASHINGTON Jan. l7-After
arranging IN executive session for
extending the life OF the house leak
committee that body adjourned un.
til tot~orrow without hearing any
witnesses.
I'm hns with It's determination &C.
20 to the very bottom Of tho alleged
leak scandal, the committee voted
TO ask the house for an appropria-
ton. for permission TO employ coun'
sci and accountants. and 10 extend
tho life or the inquiry 90 days.
4 sigh OF real disappointment
came from the committee room.
packed with sensation fans. mostly
women. when they found them-
selves robbed OF their prospective
day OF thrills.
Mrs Ruth Thomason Niscont;'
rnysteriuus woman witness missing
untl last night, was booked 20 tell
what. II anything. she knows about
n leak and big cleanup there
from
Omcers of the sergeant-at-arms
Office had exactcd "A pledge from
her 10 appear whenever the commit.
tee wanted hcf Meantime they
proposed that she should not os-
y cape their jurisdiction.
4 Many witnesses were on hand
7 ready 20 testify.
i The committee plans 90 call Mrs
! visconu at an carly moment. They
\ expect % analyze much OF her life
| story while dragging out her al.
legged story quoted by lawson TO
| the effect that w. w Price. news.
4 paperman. shared TO the extent OF
$4,000 in leak profits as a gobe.
tween for Secretary Tumulty and
others.
The committee was bubbling over
with questions TO shoot AT this won
an OF mvptery. in the hope that her
knowledre OF public men and news.
paper men would lead to a real rev.
elation
Tumul'y and Price had been ex.
oneraird Insofar az Lawson's actual
knowledge was concerned.
Information coming 10 the United
Press today indicated that this little
1woman was acquainted with person :
who might know much about news
\ leaks--and perhaps about stock
I iabbling based on such leaks.
4 Persons interested in what the
dwoman ni~ht know developed a lot
vi ttontinued on psse sevenb
~
III The birthday anniversary OF Ben.
amin Franklin will b. observed to
Law Win mnnfinRa and bananets OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
By J. r. YoDER.

By J. r. YODER.
stan Correspondent tmfcsf, Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i7.--The
house this afternoon by unsnI-
NOUS consent authorized the
note leak committee to employ
counsel and accountants and
hold hearings her. or else
where"
The elswhere may be IN
Wall.st., New York.
After parliamentary delay
in the house, Rep. Pou, OF the
leak committee, asked unani'
NOUS consent TO extend the life
OF the committee 30 days. The
request was granted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

EL PAso. Tex.. Jan. I7.--Bert
Love, 20. of Grand Raptds, Mich,
private In Company n. Thirty
second Michigan National Guard.
died st the base hospital here
yesterday OF pneumonia.
BERLIN NIa ss,vtlIe Wire
Ie..l. Jan. t-,--Reprissis against
French prisoner. In German
camps, In retaliation for "ur-
worthy treatment and todsina
or German prisoners In tho
French hrc xose," was aunounc-
90 nv the German government
today.
wAsHIN NGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
british admiralty II working OFT
plan for the conveying of brit
fsh merchantmen thru Atlantic
waters ny fast cruisers ard ses-
going destroyers, ~ was learned
TO-DAY.
CHARLESTON, =. e.. Jan. ~.
with gaping hole I'm her
how. the United state. torpedo
boat Bngiey ts lying here today.
The BsgIry crashed into n nost
late last night, navy officers nm
nounccd. No ono was injured
The boat can he saved.
FL PNsO. Tcx.. Jan. IT.--"f-or
Gods sake send me aid, I'm 10
he shot" was the message that
reached relatives here today
from ur-. uenrtetta MULLER.
German woman, Imprisoned ~
ChIhunhus city, charged with he
Ing Wills spy. Friends have
appealed to the German consui
In ~ paso and have retstned
lawyer In ChihuRbun city. Nrs-
Muller was arrested Dec. t5s
TOLEDO. Ohio, Jan. III.
.Ntrk~y" shea. accused Of swirdi-
Ins MlIbur nundell. OF Oakland
county. Nich.. out OF sJ.Sp
thro-xh an rllrged wire tap
pine" game. wins found guilty this
afternoon. she's ~ well known
In New York,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Counsel and Account
ants To Be Hired BY
Committee
MRS. VISCONTI TO
BE NEXT WITNESS
She Will Be Asked To
Confirm or Deny
Lawson Story

WASHINGTON. Jan. "
Rep. Emerson, ohio, today, IN
,rodueed a resolution for investi.
oatlon of the New York Stock
Exchange by four representa-
tlves. equally divided as to pol
tiles and authorizing them TO re-
port legislation ito prevent
frauds"
a s5o. .ooo appropriation is ask
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
DEWEY BIER
TO REP0SE
IN CAPITOL
President and High Of
ficials To Pay Last
Tribute
BURIAL TO BE
IN ARLINGTON

WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.--Honor
like that paid the memories OF Lin.
coin. Garfield and McKinley-Amer-
icas three martyred presidents will
be- accorded TO Admiral George
Dewey. 'A
Congress will adjourn Saturday
and all departments OF the govern
ment close while funeral services
are held.
Dewey's body will lie in state In
the great rotunia at the capitol
rare honor. such as vas accorded
Mckinley and few others
Saturday probably viii be the
date for the funeral Then with
military solemnity. the city will pay
the last sad rites that man can pay
10 man. President Wilson. Secre-
tary Of Navy Daniels and others
high in the life OF the nation will
attend and the hero's body viii rest
ia the Arlington National cemetery
Dewey died last night, with mis-
wife and son beside him. after only
few days illness.
Only few short weeks ago
Dewey observed his seventy ninth
birthday and looked 20 be in per
feet health. Hardening of the ar.
teries. however, had done its work
and few days ago he was taken
i'll and gradually sank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17


NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE great
est German commerce raid of the
war was revealed today thru United
Press dispatches from Buenos Aires,
and an of1cial statement from the
British admiralty.
Eight British and two French
merchantmen were announced by
the admiralty as having been sunk
by. a German raider Two others
have been captured and probably
have been converted into raiders
and are prowling the seas In search
OF further prey.
The United Press dispatches from
Buenos Aires indicate that the list
OF vessels sunk or captured may
reach 20 10 %.
Survivors from some OF the YES.
sells destroyed have been landed BY
Japanese steamer at Pensmbuco,
Brazil. II is certain that when their
tCcntsnued o. PaGe sevesp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Germans Driven Out
of Recently Won
City
FRENCH REPORT
MEUSE SUCCESS
Several TeutOn Attacks
In That Region
Repulsed

LONDON, Jan. f7.-Rome
wireless press messages from
Berlin declare disorders there
are such that the military
authorities have issued a threat
ening manifesto. The wireless
also carried a rumor that the
reiehstag may meet elsewhere
than Berlin, because Of the dis
orders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

During the FIRST year Of prohi
billion in Colorado there were 23i
fewer convictions 20 the state peni-
tentiary than In the preceding year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

II is estimated that in Mexico
City alone there are more than =.
600 beuringcrs regularly employed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

PETRoGRAD, Jan. t7.-Rus-
sian forces have storred and re-
taken to Rumanisn city OF Va
deni. today's o.neia statement
declared
Heavily reinforced, the en-
emy attempted to retake VsdenI
after we captured the city" the
statement said. Advancing in
dense formation the enemy suf-
fered great losses, failing TO
reach our trenches.
"An enemy attack southwest
OF Pralea was beaten back In
disorder by a counter attack
the report asserted.
PARIS, Jan. 17-French patrols
the German lines at sew
raj points on the heights of the
Meuse and in Apremont forest, the
war Office announced today. Ger
man attacks at several points were
After the bombardment reported
in yesterdays communique. the Ger
Continued on Page sevena
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
,otp cuorcr or u.rutyc

should be the Wayne Hotel Mineral
and Turkish Baths for Men and Wo-
men. open day and night Expert at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

prtrttrs--the plain neat kind--thst
n ria ht--Ttmes job Dopt,--ttetn <c7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

printing--tb~ plain neat ktnd--thst
. rtsht--Timcs Jeb DsDt--Msis <o2s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Admiral George Dewey, OF the
United States navy. Was born in
Montpelier. Vermont. Dec. 26. 1897
He was appointed ns a cadet to the
United States Naval academy in
S54 and was graduated In 1858
After graduation he was attached TO
the steam frigate Wabash. of the
American Mediterranean squadron.
Until 1861. when hc was sent 10 the
steam sloop Mississippi. With Ad.
miral Farragut's feet in the Gulf Of
Mexico.
lie took part in tho forcing OF
Forts Jackson and St Philip and the
subsequent fighting which gave Far.
ragut command OF New Orleans lie
was aboard the Mississippi in the
battle of Port Hudson, when she
ran ashore under The guns OF the
Confederate forts and her officers
and men were forced TO abandon her
In small boats.
At the close Of the Civil war, he
rose thru tho successive grades to
tine rank OF commodore and the open
Ing OF the Spanish war saw him In
command of the Asiatic squadron
near Hong Kong.
on Mny !. 1898. in response TO or
ders from Washington TO capture or
destroy the Spanish fleet in those
waters. he sailed into the mined
harbor OF Manila under cover q:
night and in tho morning gave battle
;e-the Spanish shipJ under Admiral
Mcnjonto. which were completely
annihilated without the loss OF u
loan On the American side.
In recognition OF this victory he
was promoted to the grade OF rear.
admiral and thanked by congress. In
1899 Re was made admiral ~ the
navy. ard since 1900 has been presl.
dent OF the genera! board.
Admiral rewcy was twice married,
the first ;lme TO Miss Susie Good.
win. daughter Of Gov. ichabod Good.
win. Of New Hampshire, Oct. -
1851 She died in 1872 and on Nov.
. 1893. Dewey married MIS- Nh
dred IIazen. OF Washington.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

The birthday anniversary OF Ben
amin Franklin will b. observed to
lay with meetings and banquets OF
numerous societies thruout the coun-
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Whole Atlantic Comb
ed BY Daring Com
merce Dest1Oyers
400 LIVES LOST, is
WIRELESS RUMOR
Captured Vessels Used
To Hunt New Prey;
237 Survivors Land

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. t7.-A
German commerce raIder--pre-
svmahly the one reported to
have sunk a score Of vessels In
the South Atlantic, 10 operating
1000 miles south of the Virginia
Capes, according to a warning
flashed broadcast by Allied war;
ships At noon today.
Masters Of all British ships
are warned not to proceed In the
direction Of the locality named.
An unknown submarine sup
posed German Was also report
ed sighted 800 miles at sea OF
the Capes-
British Consular officers here
have received official notifica-
tion to extend the warning to all
Allied vessels In American
ports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. W
Several Americans were aboard
the steamer Georgia, one OF the
victims Of the German raider.
The vessel sailed from here Dec.
3 with q consignment Of horses
for Liverpool and erest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

weather cloudy: track slow.
xApprcntice claims allowed
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-02
RUssIRs LOST MICA FIELDS
Long Before Window Glass Was
Made Cars Kingdom Supplied
World With Mica.

Long before window glass was
made Russia supplied the world with
mica In 1851 she exported $4,000
Kilograms to Holland, 10000 kilo-
grams to England and $500 kilo-
grams to America. ca kilogram
equals about two and fifth pounds).
AS the glass industry grew that of
mica waned, and so completely that
the deposits of mica were forgotten.
Before the present war Russia was
actually importing mica from Can
ada and India. Today some of the
mica beds have been rediscovered in
the Mamsky forest, which is now
producing 5000 Kilograms annually.
Other deposits are being worked in
the Ural mountains, near Archangel,
and in Siberia. The price has risen
from about $3.50 a pound to about
$35 pound.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-02

Knoxville. Tcnn. Mrs. Mamie
To 'e. OF l02 w. Jain Street. this
city. says II yuu had se u IN.
before | began TO take Caldui. 90
would not mink was the same per.
son. = x doctors tailed to do me
ROod. add my friends thought ,
~ouId rie couI ha, DIV get out
IT bed or walk step. AT bal ~
Old ady advised ne TO lake ca dni.
and nU~ can 20 most anywtelr.
All aiIi1g Women need CaTdui. rs
Realle. relfeshlng tonic. espec ally
ADAPTED a. their peculiar ailments.
It is a reliable. W. tts'de remedy,
successfully used for over 80 years.
You o ght to try it.--Advertise-
meht
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-02
&: N,
Time Card
Effective Dec. IL. 1916
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

No. &C. & N. o. Linn 1921 am
No. 5l-St. L. Express 5:29 p. m.
No. 95-Dixie Flyer 9:35 a. m.
No. 55-Hopkinsyille Ac, 10 q. m.
No. 53-St. L. Fast Mail 5:36 a. m,
No 91-Iocal Passenger, S:55 a. m,
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. &C. & st. L. Linn. 5:29 a. m.
No. 81 st. Louis Express 1854 NJ,
No. 94-Dixie Flyer 7:O2 p. m.
No. Sc -Hopkinsville Ac. 8:55 D N
No. 81 st. L. Fast Mail 1919 p. n.
NJ 90-Local Passenger, 4:32 p. No.
No. 81 connects ut Guthrie FIR
Memphis and pc nts as far south as
Erin. and for Louisville, Cincinns ii
and the East.
Nos. SO and IS make direct con.
nsction at Guthrie for Louisville,
Cincinnati ard sA points north and
east thereof.
No. SO carries through sleepers tc
Atlanta, Macon. Jacksonville. ST.
Augustine. and Tampa. Fla. Also
Pullman sleepers to New Orleans.
Connect at Guthrie for points East
ard Nest. No. SO will not carry 10.
cal passenge for points north %
Nashville. Tenn.
w. N. CHANDLER, Ticket Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-02
Careless Pedestrians.

Leaving home for his place of bust
ness, a man of calculating mind will
discover that valuable time is lost in
want of consideration by others for the
commonest rights of thoroughfare. A
friend of mathematical bent has calcu-
lated that hundred years of actual
working time are lost every day on
the streets Of New York by thought
less people who take the left of the
sidewalk instead of the right, who are
negligent in crossing the streets and
hold up traffic or become inmates Of
hospitals by inviting accidents.