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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
FUNNY FACTS

Some kinds of antelope can make a
leap OF thirty feet in length and
ten feet in height.
| made all my money by never buy
Ing at the bottom and never selling at
the top.-Lord RothSchild.
To the minds of most people educa-
ton and pleasure are mutually exclu-
sive ideas.-Herbert Spencer
The debtor of Siam after three
months may be seized and compelled
to work out his Indebtedness.
Mrs. Parker-Or new cook has
learned all my ways. Parker-Don't
worry. She may improve.-Life.
Papa. what is the difference between
sanitarium and an asylum"
about 500 week."-New York
Times.
The cost of the first Mexican war to
the United States. exclusive of pen.
sions, was from S130,0OO,00O to $780,.
100000.
prominent and successful New
York state physician recommends car
rots daily In some form In the diet of
his patients.
Asphalt, which was known to the
ancients, is said to have been en-
ployed as a binder in masonry by the
Ba bylonians.
Its all right to lay something by for
rainy day. but don't invest all the
money you have IN Notwithstanding
delphia Record.
There is an old adage which runs,
"Who wears bloodstone. be life short
or long, will meet all danger brave
and wise and strong"
A brilliant and permanent green dye
can he produced from the juice of the
stalk and leaves of nettles. 1t is some
times used to dye WOODEN materials.
Bananas are lit tn eat as soon as
hey have lost all their green color and
remain tit. no matter how black they
may he, as long as the skin is unbro
Ken.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
ANCESTRAL HONOR.

Sons, whose heroic fathers
have early left you. and III the
conflict of the war have mixed
with departed heroes. lie con
graduated Oh the fair inheri-
lance OF fame which you are en-
titled To possess. Ii il il at all
lawful To array ourselves in Dor
rowed honor. surely il is best
drawn from those who have act
ed distinguished part in the
service of their country. Ii il Is
at all consistent with the feelings
of philosophy and reason to
boast of ineal glory. surely II Is
most allowable in those who
boast of ii as flowing from such
a source We despise the unin-
structed mind OF that man who
shall obtrude upon our ears the
ideas of vain ancestral honor,
but we love the youth and trans
fer to him the reputation of his
father, who, when the rich and
naughty citizen shall frown upon
him as ignobly descended. shall
say, Il had father who has
fallen in the service OF his coun-
try" Hugh H. Breckenridge in
Fourth Of July Grafton at Phil
adelphia. 1119.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
A LITTLE SUNSHINE
eygen and His Fat.

Poetry and too pronounced plump
ness do not harmonic well. and nc
one was more widely awake to this
fact than Lord Byron. Many were the
means he adopted for Kidding himself
of his unwelcomc .'adipose deposit"
In letter to his solicitor he said;
II wear seven wa.stcoats and great
coat, run and play cricket In this dress
till quite exhausted by excessive per-
spiration. use the bath daily. eat only
4 quarter of pound of butchers meat
in twenty-four hours. By these means
my ribs display skin of no great thick
aess and my clothes have all been
taken In nearly half yard."-London
Telegraph.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06

In an official government list OF
the amount of food required for 40
900 soldiers for thirty days, We find
the following items: soap, 5000
pounds; Candles, $4,000 pounds
Safety Matches, 403, 900 boxes" AT
ter dinner on scented soap. topped
off with a few candles garnished with
safety matches. the American sold
Ter certainly would be ready to fight
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
Locating Aviuron.

Sir Frederick Pollock used to tell this
story of dilettante society: The
qualification for membership was that
tie candidate had been met in Italy by
the proposing member, but once it hap
pened that candidate was elected who
had been met at Avignon. The error
was discovered, and the society proceed
ed to vote that, in the opinion of the
society, Avignon is in Italy This, how
ever. seemed a ticklish precedent to es-
tablsh. so they gravely laid their heads
together and solemnly resolved in fur
tier motion that, in the opinion of this
society. Avigson is the only town in
France which is in Italy"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
MY WEE, WEE WIFE.

MY WEE, WEE WIFE.
My Wee wife dwells in yonder
cot,
My bonnie bairnies three.
Oh, happy is the husbands lot
WI bairnies on his knee.
My wee. Wee wife. my wee, wee
wife,
My bonnie bairnies three
How bright is day, how sweet Is
life,
When love lights up the e'e!
The king DER me may wear a
crown,
Have millions bow the knee.
But lacks he love to share his
throne,
How poor king is he!
My wee. wee wife, my wee, wee
wife,
My bonnie bairnies three
Let kings haze thrones, 'mang
the worlds strife;
Your hearts are thrones to me.
I've felt expressions CALLING
chain.
I've shed the tear O. care,
But feeling ay lost a its pain
When my wee wife was near.
My wee. wee wife. my wee. wee
wife.
My bonnie bairnies ttVee-
The ciIlins we wear are sweet
to bear,
How sad could we be free.
Alexander Hume.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
ITALIAN proven BS.

He who gives advice IL not
often with a headache.
Take u vine of Il good soil and
a daughter Uf good mother
Ii Is better Ia fail from the
window than from the roof. tOf
two evils choose the lesser.l
That is sad house where the
hen crows ionder than the cock
A field has three needs good
husbH ndmau.
The eve Of the master sees
more than touI eyes OF the serv-
ant.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06

You can't blame the real estate
dealers for looking worried these
days. Congress is now considering
2 bill to draft all men between 20 and
80 who are not Engaged in some use
full occupation at least ten months of
the year,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
THREE WEEKS AWAY

Three weeks distant looms up
the big Whatcom County Fair-Sep-
TENDER % to 20. Its not to early
to begin selecting the exhibits, and
grooming the livestock for the blue
ribbon competition.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06

how dusty and hot it is, try to dup
lieate il you can there Lynden's circ-
lie of snow peaks, it's cool streams.
or its long maple-lined street, and
then wander home again and hang
your hat for keeps by the Nooksack.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06
A Good Hauling Contract

We have open an excellent haul
ing contract for an experienced
dependa BILE man or men. 1t
should be a money maker. The
haul is Is miles. over a fair
dirt road. The materials will
be loaded and unloaded by the
company hiring the trucks.
Bunkers will be used. The min
imum haul will be 25 tons a
day, and this will be rapidly
increased. The rate is 50
ton. The company is we'll fin
anced and the contract should
be good for years. Address
ELDRIDGE BUICK CO,
Seattle East S42
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06

Shoes are now made out of the
cornstalk Which is as it should be,
for shoes heretofore, have always
made the corns talk.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06

neglecting to add a little flock of
sheep to their farm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Ehmke Wins Il Fine
Slab Duel From
Shore

For thr frs' time thi4 wear ~.
Tigers 'oday ecr clacb at sou
picking fust az soft as hey theu
solve, have boon Washington ,
here, Ute-y body has maued th.
mon OF Grlmth mis- spring Th'
have been beaten otrentr than ths
Tigers and have NOT won eo man,
eames Clark Griffith says nov ttat
Do haze PLAYED all The hard teams
and come go Detroit which Is easy
he is going so start hts Nauona
on "a winning streak riEbr hero
This town Outside of the ,act tta
Waiter Johnson VIII pitch either
Tuesday or Wvdnesday tho chief
interest I'm this Washington series
gil De whether the N9tiApais aH3
the Tigers Nill do Che least scur
Ing
The Nationals are lining up no0
much as they did q year ago
Judge is on arst Morgan at sec
ond. and Foster az third. Crane
rookie. and Mcbride arp dividing
the work az short. Milan. Rice and
smith are playing the outfeld
washington Is not getting tho
ritchlug n has had IN recent years
There a. no telling who viii work
otay. but Ayers or Harper Is Ike
y 20 start. The tip ia out that
carroll Jones will hurl FOR Detroit
Howard Ehmke and Ernie Shore
clashod IN very brilliant pitchins
duel Sunday afternoon. Ehmke
won. 2 70 /. IN 10 innings Around
10000 fans were ont 20 cheer tNr
Tigers back into ne remnant race
and they a'i thoroly enjoyed them
selves. Late ir The game. the cen
Test developed ,uto a battle OF wits
The problem was 90 get one run
without removing either pitcher to
make way FOR a pinch hitter To-
Jennings st-1teEy conquered th
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DOZEN CARS
ARE ENTERED
Memorial Day Races Should
See some startling Driving
ON Dirt Track

Poo entries @ Ua. close until
Nav 21 10 cars ana % drivers have
pledged fHa.r -rnaou to fhr auto
races ar IN. -tafa fdr grounds ON
Memorial d7F
Early last week Verne Scales
rr.l ru're ANA fhe Christie. car
nare ramed and Sauriar the mail
h-aetf ure more SecIcar} Wrb
n1u rretirHa -hst at least 81
cars would race fcr ,he $1,000 I'm
.b prizes may be- mIfneI
Tae cars and drivers entering
rlr'n follow
Tar-Georce Clark.
sunbeam HENRY i'~ouN
Marquette Buick -Jf-ry Won
de-iyh
Tuessrho~e CRY Woodhury.
Briscae- Fred Honey
Hudson super SIX Jake
Srlckler
Julian Eliingboo,
Case Dave Koetzia
Keet0n Fred Jennings
Verne Scales.
Christie Jerry WonccrNch.
Many of these cars have helped
10 make motor racing history IN
This country. especially tic Keeton
thar Burman drove in the 1913 ~
1l8napolis race. The Christie thar
holds the worlds record for a mile
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DEvONSHIRE
BETTING LIGHT
Heavy Plunging At Windsor
Track Not As Prominent
A. In Other Years

The proGram for the second after
noon OF racing 8r uoyonshiro track
shows Nell hued fields Eieht of the
mass vU ealop iu the feature
handicap and soHie old favoritcs
VIII boz there old Pan Zareta Is
amunc em. and evidently This an
elen bird s feared for lct pounds
Is the burden imposed
Tlr racing Saturday was good.
,ut the communications were not
transportation was the chief dthiCul
~ BECAUSE OF The failure 10 pro
Vide proper facilities. II took two
hours 1r more to gct from the track
to down town In Detroit Track OH
csis declare lhai thls shortcomng
viii betremed.ed en- q manner sal
isfsctoy 20 Che fans.
npa rather sir Bri-the thing noted
saturday was the absence OF big
bets As many s. tickets wero be.
INK sold az the mutuels "a ever bur
The ~hig ducas were NOT nearly as
much i'm demand as IN other years
on an opening Saturday Either the
boys wgge laying orr Saturday. orthe
plung.ng fraternity is shy the old
mWuma th's spring
one ~ The good things connected
with The meeting Saturday was the
starting OF Tribe, who gave saus.
faction 20 every body who won their
sets and was not unreasonably
abused by the folks who guessed
wrong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
S Seldom Exhibit These Days
Coming From Behind to Win Is Stunt Tigers Sc
Washington Comes and Two
Famous, Slumps Collide

e,,-r .r7rer, even ,ho ID eat one
,.r. s.r.ous setback
rra Tigers had cni, TWO real
rr CHARGES IA the FIRST nine
fr-.nr. Holman lod oT the drh
v.l. IA ha-. on balls. Burns 0icd
.ar NIr ana Beuman cssayrd the
ftt-rfr.n oscar beltci the ball
er awful ran. bu lined -auarciy inuo
arrys hands sul 'hc runner was
5osb,sd ~ hre.
tIsuw.. started tGe eighth with
a single ta esn,er Burns sacrificed
we singled rs center and lleilm3n
sDampered home white Walker
fHeg,ed me Vail Tbsf ruu tied up
the score sdd gave H,frat 3 chance
o beau Boston Tha,RrI SoN tally
como On Che second and was The
result ot uolmsn failure go prop
erl, gutAe bigh ~ from Walkers
Bat The bali fell over llarry's head
for triple Gardner scored ia"
runner With single iora me IN
dc.d Tho Rcd son GOT AnoineT
scoring chance IN The sixth. whom
Hooper singled, Barry sacrificed and
Hobby singled over lolrd wv
made rSst relay ~ Neaeh'S throw
and Spencer tagged Hooper out az
the plate Ehmke gave couple or
passes IN ne eighth, and let q ount
sef away out be was saved when
Spencer caught Agnew OF second
and enabled The inhe'd 10 run that
fellow down ana oxtirEuish him.
Both teams had big scoring
chances IN the eleventh Young
who had been starring on defense.
booted Hobby's erounder 70 start
the round eLv1s sacrificed Burns
muTed Walkers high foul. and then
Tiilie grounded out vigorously
enough 20 send Hobby 70 third
Gardner was purpose.y passed anl
scott popped oAt 20 Young
Harns Ait safely 20 center 70 atari
the Tiger hair o. The eleventh Then
very tragic thing happened VIu
-a'ed pretty wei bHt Shore made
great 'hro" and caught Burns AZ
second That broke ~ 'he sacriac-
H7 game AND made r probable that
even Y Spencer should singie &
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
JAPS WIN FAR
EAST OLYMPIAD

TOXIC May 14-Each spring ath-
ietes from China. Japan and the
Philippine Islands clash In What IS
srown as TIE Far East Olympiad
Hawaiian athletes frequently are en-
tered. and scattering entries usually
come from all Pacific nations The
1917 meet was held last week AZ
Toxic, and Japan won by virtue o.
victories Ia swimming. baseball and
tennis The Filipinos we're second
and Chinese third
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DARK HORSE WINS
KENTUCKY DERBY

LOL rSTII4.E *, Nay It
Horsemen SUN are talking ot up
SER .p The dope Saturday whe-
Omar khayyala am English
horse Tan away wir1 the Ken
'u.ay Derby -lri classic oE the
wear and vor.a $4,000 20 she
winner The au'sh was a parade,
wish The favorite Ticket, string
.lg two lengths behind Niu~ay
was third and luck-ty Earth
Omar won by LAYING back, and
hen killing Of The field AZ the
finish. he paid S2751 for s. AZ
the mutuel machines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
BRADY TO BOX
DOWNS IN SEMI

The Business Mems Athletic asso-
citation, which is promoting the XII.
bane-Wallace bout Saturday night
for the benefit OF the Red Cross. Is
making its final arrangements for
the fstic treat. II is announced that
Jimmy Brady. % this city. and John.
ny Downs. Of Cleveland, will battle
IN the semihnal Both are well
known here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

LANSING. Mich May 1.-THE
Michigan AgEIes nosed out Hiusdale
FOR 0Tst honors IN The intercollegiate
track meet here Saturday Ypst
lantl was bad third The Agile
freshmen were fourth and tho Ka-
zoo Normals 9Th
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Coming From Behind

played % this spring ut eSe
won only they have nanuaciuea
n aIv the
~ than after the hh nk Ohg
twice in the Showdown
and tied up times IN The rs games
taken the lead after ne nit frame
-Four of these they The other ny yl'o $50
Of their That y an over
are OF only a tracas and tire over
This the big reason with the Red Sox
the completed %
in the
Athletics had them IN the 800 class
They spring and were destined WI ol one
her next games Of The 1915 season ne
Compare that with e - or
f9i5 OF fail tally al least twice 10 th show"
down rounds they grabbed The lead ~ ne @
that IS ne ne1
II those DAYS that brought out -p tn yes
that made they accept The manner M VIC
Reds expected When
forming give the bugs thrill oo II triumph
nd defeat
Mention was made pitching The records show
been
in matter OF fact The record W
Of eight innings Of overtime play
dealing with chucklng bu
OF punched after had given e
batting Tigers have been shy IN the sno~o"
wavered when the breaks went
Ehnkes
Ter the get SUNDAY
for effectiveness bur na "oDo la
This not as 70 be When bat
fielding almost invariably sunps 70 an extent
whole
it's pitchers viii not be plunged INTO 30 man
the
will sparkly very brightly indeed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

evident when recalled ma
with standing
guarantee rs
TO
road on
scarper
chance to get into iunked u b likely that there
after 1918 the Detroit
will have 20 Of now or never IS
what he tribe must face
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

NEW YORK Nay re- Benny
Leonard viii got hls third crack at
Freddy Welsh's fivbtwc sht eA-s..
pionship title here the night OF
May "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

The Washington team has been hit
hnrd by its opponents ~ late Hut
once ~ catches the stey o. VIII 49,
donhtrriy climb few nofch~. In the
team standing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Trouble Ahead

HIS long delay in getting hitting for Tge is beginning 70 De
before
the invasion improbable that the club VIII De N
setting pacey the first q
JuIy That month which ol up ea
the September swing around me circle Vo IA '
respec a Pennant trail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

lhet nnv pc harmless Pirates. hat
in piH' ms toe suhmHrine role in the
National League they puu one never
dreamed o. hy rho late frpt. u lid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
wech-End Amateur naiI

Po1sh seminary +. Bohemians I.
SPORT shops TO-, Risdons
Ba-rys r r club y. strands 9.
Detroit BROS 2. Eervins g.
81 Johns Travis 0
aaklG-as +4 Aierr.luhcs II
NAvwc,is rs. Eivcr Rouge 1.
C1wre- STAYS ~ Acues 7.
ErRrr~rs PIRATES
y-r-Es g. West Enus =
ripper ffaftnfs IS ST Louis I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

Bobby Robinson. the BROOKLYN boss.
- r. lucky ntlor NJ that. He has plenty
OF ~ heat. pair OF Meyers and only
one MHrquard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

AMAZING thing happened az Frank Naytnf tinse aa
~ day. BE- had on W nome
spring. more than 10000 fans oonereead Pm 'he
- gwaty the avoVed INTENTION 'i
themselves All The more anazne because ~ 'af
the bnsh I''
abnrv hrs about
hevboe irwas
magniacently pitched blessed hts ana
chedt tho
Of he beloved OF am balpaEers s'e'lh l one R
players and resoundirE an 'a
the BAH OUT OF the renowned h'A 10Y ~
a padded hard and na soy
TO safely.
This knack behind and winning ban Earnes IS r
tells inspired BY he Detroit ns crew
i
when heads down and e toes lF A. a
or thing mis- spring
behind
o fH
lead
to something IN order % win The team @ goes
hnali tits 90 illl
the club that must get we'll early or not al all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

PrintinE--ths plain nent kind--thst
t. riRht--TtDes lob Dept--Mnfn $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
while tho crushing drumnre from the
British guns has been admitted by
tho Germans to have had a Destructive

while tho crushing drumnre from the
British guns has been admitted by
tho Germans to have had destructive
eject upon their positions.
The main force OF the drive evidently
Is directed toward Roulcrs and Cour-
trai. with the probable object of driv-
Ing wedge further into the German
FLANDERS front. and eventually COM
peliing n German abandonment of the
belgian coast with its valuable sub
marine and aerial bases. The civilian
population is recently reported to have
been removed from towns in the Ger
man rear along a wide stretch of this
front.
The Flanders operations were opened
this year with the blowing up OF The
Messines ridge on June I and the cap
ture OF the wytschaete salient by the
British, and was continued with the
opening of the present great often
siHe by combined attack of British
and French troops on July 81. Prog
ress on notable scale continued TO
be made during considerable part
or August. but in the latter part OF
that month and during September until
now the infantry fighting has largely
been confined to local drives and cX-
tensive trench raids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
MOB DYNAMITE POST-OFFICE
Carolina Men Opposing SeIcctive Drnrt
Inv Blow Up Building I'm At
tempt on POstmnster'n Life.

Special to The Times Dispatchl
NEWBERN. NJ c.. September 20
SEATED reports reaching this city THE
afternoon told of the dynamiting a,
Jowlands. Pamlico County. at an early
hour yesterday. of the building occu-
pied by the post office by mob con-
sisting of nifty or seventy-fve men who
are opposed to the sclective draft law
ana who have been doing everything
within their power to evade II.
IT is said that the men who composed
the mob are disciples OF Tom Watson.
and that they have been led to no
licVe that the draft law Is unconsti-
tuttonal by the Jeffersonian, Watson !.
publication. On the afternoon previous,
to the dynamiting. s. J. Clark. the posi-
master. heard open threats made
against is life by a crowd OF men who
had gathered around his store. AS
soon as darkness fell he made his o.
cape from the building, and was not IN
1t when the blast occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE
MEETS HERE NEXT YEAR,
l.. IL. Fuller Elected President for Conn
Ing fcnr-Dr. hoy *. Flanagan
Addresncs Convention.
ISpeciul TO The Times-Dlspntch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
LiNCHBURG. VA, September 20
The League OF Virginia Municipalities
adjourned this afternoon after n three
days session here to meet next year In
Richmond. The new officers elected to-
day are: President, l.. II. Fuller. Rich
mond; first vicc-presidcnt. Mary L. W.
Calfce. Pulaski: second vice-president
Frank Talbot. Danville; third vice.
president. Mayor Register Jester
Lynchburg: secretary. l.. c. Brinscn.
Portsmouth. This afternoon the dele
gates were given an automobile ride
about Lynchburg.
One of the features of the day was
an address by Frank. Talbot. director
OF the public utilities Of Danville, who
spoke relative to municipal ownership
and operation, giving at length the
successful experience of the city of
Danvilie along this line.
The health problems of towns AMI
cities was the subject discussed by Er
Roy Is. Flanagan, chief health officer
of Richmond.
War-t time municipal economies was
the subject of the closing address.
which was delivered by Edward II.
Fuller, of Richmond.
Tonight the visiting delegates were
entertained ut banquet at the Oak
wood Country Club this event mark
Ing the end OF one of the most sue.
cessful conventions the league has
ever held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
ROBBERlEs REPORTED
Thieves Enter House In Day Time and
Get Avny-Police Scnrch
for Liquor.

Robert Brown. Orange Street. re-
ported that his house was broken into
in the day time yesterday and s33 in
currency and one pistol valued at SIC
was stolen. The pistol was recovered
and Alex Kirby was arrested.
A sncnkthief entered the kitchen Of
J. II. Dickcrson. 2ll4 Floyd Avenue.
and stole an alarm clock valued at 81
and 295 soap wrappers valued al S2.95.
Officers Allen and FraySer executed
search warrant for ardent spirits
on the premises of 7ol North Meadow
Street. Nothing was found.
Robert Luck, 21O7 East Marshall
Street. had bicycle stolen yesterday
from in front OF the First National
Bank Building.
Officers Sweet and Lumpkin executed
search warrant at the Ryrd Street
Station and opened two suit cases in
which they found twenty-four pints
OF whisky and four bottles Of beer
No arrests were made.