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Evening star., 1946-02-16

of '48 or even
t h e fall of
this cong r e S.
sional election
year, but right
now-no, things
don't look so
good.
A lot Of the
blame for this
situation is be-
ing given to
the retirement
If anything as
explosive as his
departure can
be called retire
ment-of Harold
Evening star., 1946-02-16
Guil Patrick Asks Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is R.-
Actress Gail Patrick filed suit yes
terday for a divorce from Arnold
Dean White, former Navy lieutenant
of Circleville, Ohio, to whom she was
married at Jacksonville, Fla, in July,
1914. Her complaint charged extreme
cruelty but gave no details.
Evening star., 1946-02-16
Lutheran President
To Open Drive Here

DR.. Franklin c. Fry, president OF
the United Lutheran Church in
America, will address the opening
meeting of the 1946-47 Lutheran
Evening star., 1946-02-16
By LoweH MeHeft

Things don't look SO good just
now for the party of Jefferson and
Jackson. Much may happen to
change the picture before the fall
Evening star., 1946-02-16
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau, 316 I street
N E., Washington >, d. c. Please in
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-02-16

@. Has the Post Office Department
a Slogan?-K. D. r.
A. The motto of the Post Office
Department is Certainty, Security
and Celebrity"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Rod and Gun
Invites Ladies

Ladies are invited to member
ship in the Libby Rod & Gun Club
this coming year, and to attend
the meetings of the organization.
Knowing of many ardent and sue
cessful anglers and hunters in the
ranks of the community's fair sex.
it was determined Tuesday evening
at the regular meeting to invite all
who are interested, to become men,
bers of the organization.
A good turnout was present Tues
day evening and after careful CON
slderation of the clubs proposed
Rifle range and the means of rails
ing funds to support the enterprise,
1t was decided to set the member
ship dues for the coming year at
$l50. Frank Warner was selected
to serve as chairman of the men,
bership drive which will begin at
once.
The club also voted to donate SIS
to be used as prize money in the /
Kids Fishing Contest, which is held /
on the opening day of the !
fishing season, coming this year on
May 10 An additional SIS
will be personally donated % this
fund by Foreman George Ripley of
he Libby Hatchery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
HOLD MEETINGS

The regular meeting of the w. O
T. M. was held April 2. Chairmen
of several committees made their
monthly reports.
After the business meeting, en-
tertainment was furnished by CO.
workers Frazier and Dorothy Bit
terman, with high prizes going to
co-worker Thompson, low prize to
co-worker Butt.
A lovely lunch was served by CO.
workers Parker and Risley
The sewing club of the w. o.
I. M. met at the home of co-worker
Elsie Bitterman, on April 10.
An enjoyable evening was spent.
and completed articles were turned
IN for the forthcoming bazaar.
A delicious potluck lunch was
served.
The regular meeting of the W.
0. T. M. was held on April Is at
the home of co-Worker Clark. At
ter a short business meeting, the
evening was spent sewing on bazaar
and lovely potluck lunch [
was served.
Sewing Club is discontinued for
he summer and, until next fall.
meetings will be held in the hall.
There will be nomination of officers
It the next regular meeting, May
Publicity Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
DURING THE PAST WEEK

Norvel R. Sands, Boomers Ferry,
and Mary E. Void, Bonners Ferry,
were married April II by the Rev.
Clayton M. ShotweI.
Gordon D. Fritsch, Edwall, Wash,
and Alice M. Logsdon, Davenport,
Wash, were married April II by
the Rev. E. Roy Fort
Richard E. Clarke, Fairfield,
Mont, and Mildred H. Gruenhagen,
Fairfield, Mont, were married APP
I'll IA, by the Rev. Clayton M. Shot
well.
Otto Roy Katarzy, Libby, and
Betty Jane Evans, Libby, were is
sued a license April Is.
Harry Kenneth Craig, Cranbrook.
B. c., and Beverly June Freten-
burg, Vancouver, B. c., were issued
a license April is.
Norman P. McCracken, Troy, and
Billy Lou Cox, Troy, were issued
a license April Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Ask For Bids
On Troy Road

A phone call from County Com
missioner Chef Hoisington states
he has completed the arrangements
for the new right-of- west of
Troy on u. S. 2. The completion
of this work gives the go-ahead
sign for the State Highway Com
mission to get the work under way.
The commissioner also stated the
will advertise this week
for construction bids, and it is ex-
pected the contract will be let IN
about two weeks.
When the new road is completed
it will be ready for blacktopping
which doubtless will be applied in
the near future When the latter
IS completed, the highway will be
Adequately surfaced entirely across
Montana to the Idaho Line. Road
in Boomers Ferry last May
stated the completion of their part
If the highway was in the hopper
or early consideration following !
The war.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
OVofeMay II.
On New Gym

Patrons of the Libby schools win
vote May IL, on a bond issue OF
$ll5,O00 for the purpose of build
ing a new gymnasium. The nevy
building was proposed some months
ago by the planning COMMITTEES from
the Lions Club. The past few ,vesI-~
nave been spent by the board m
planning with architects and check
ing various plans and probable
costs.
1t was hoped to secure federal aid
Tor part of the building cost. but IL
Is not available at the present time
so 1t has been found necessary to
raise the amount of the bonds above
the original figure if the building
IS TO be constructed. Should the
oond issue pass for the $4,000.
and federal aid become available
later, the only bonds issued will
be for the amount needed to CO.
operate with the government funds
The school board wishes the Gift
zens OF the community to have a
complete understanding of the need
Tor the new gymnasium, what the
building will give both to the schools
ana to the general public, and what
the cost will be to the average citi-
zen. For this purpose the board
and committee are planning a SER
les OF informative articles which
VIII be published in The Western
News.
Readers of The Western News Will
De interested in learning of SINH
lar projects and their costs which
nave either been voted or are I'M
der consideration at this time in
otner Montana communities: Big
sandy, $4,000; Conrad, $27O, 600;
GLASGOW, $250,O0O; Opheim, $l9O.-
700; Wolf Point $3.50 Chinook.
'l5O,OO0; Helena, $685., 600; Lewis
own, S25O,000; Great Falls, $500
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
I rionguIor Track
Meet Saturday

The annual high school track sea
son opens in Libby Saturday after
noon at 100 p. m. with a triangular
meet with track teams from Bon
ners Ferry, Creston, B. c., and the
Libby High School competing.
This meet being the first this
year will prove testing ground
for the seasons track men. Several
OF the local boys were members of
the championship team last year
and should make good showings
again this year Coach LaRogue
reports that the runners have been
making very good time in their
practice jaunts but he expects com
petition to speed the men up a great
deal
The Libby team has quite a siren
lous season ahead this spring and
tevotees of track sports will well
'ome an opportunity to see the lads
perform.
Admission charges for the meet
will be Csc for students and 4Oc |
or adults.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Cleanup Week
April 22-27

The annual city cleanup week
will be from April % to April 81
In order that our city may be
one that we can all be proud of,
and also for reasons of sanitation,
all residents are asked to clean up
their premises and put their rub
bish in the alleys. All refuse so
placed will be hauled at city ex-
pense.
Let's all get busy and make a
good job of this, so our city will
be one we can boast of. Remem-
Der, your rubbish cannot be hauled
away unless it is in suitable con-
tainers.-By order of the City Coun-
ell and City Health Officer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Father and Son
Banquet q Success

A good attendance and a pleasant
evening were enjoyed Thursday
evening of last week at the Father
& Son Banquet, held in the Moose
Hall. The banquet and program
was sponsored by the Youth Fellow
ship of the Methodist Church, under
the leadership of Mrs. Joseph My
erS.
Following the fine three-course
dinner, the welcome was given by
Gordon DeRosia, who ably served
as POSTMASTER for, the evening
William Erickson from the high
school gave the response. Fish
in was the motif for the even
ing and the following speakers and
their subjects appeared on the prog
ram. Sup't o. L. Gillespie spoke
on Interest, being followed by w. r.
Llttell, who discussed Satisfaction.
The subject of Huntin' was assigned
to Art Bowman and the concluding
talk was on Inspiration, given by
Thomas D. Long.
From time to time the boys quar-
tet consisting of Fred Brown, Jim
1aurer, Ralph Swimley and Dave
hlehm gave numbers which were
highly appreciated, as were the ex-
cellent piano-accordian solos played
BY Edwin Edstrom.
AS a fitting climax to the even
ng, an album of transparencies in |
Aodochrome was shown by CLAY |
Parker. Practically all the pictures
we're of the Libby country and all
we're outstanding for beauty and
interest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
YVonne Hodwen
Weds Lost Sunday

a beautiful and impressive cere-
Inony occurred Sunday, April IL
at one o'clock D. m, in the Meth,
ooist Church at Libby, when Miss
YVonne HadWen of Spokane he
came the bride of Mr.. Stanley Lam
sing OF Alameda, Calf. The Rev.
T. Roy Fort, pastor of the church
o1uclated and the double ring cere-
mony was used.
Miss Jean Armstrong of Spo-
Kane acted as bridesmaid. and the
bridegroom was attended bv Mr.
FRED Fisher of Libby. The bride
wore light blue suit with white
accessories and her corsage was Of
PINK roses. The bridesmaid wore 2
gold suit and black accessories with
d corsage of talisman roses.
Inc church was decorated with
candelabra; two large baskets of
ferns, carnations and stocks. and
bowls of sweet peas. While the
guests were gathering, appropriate
music was played by Mrs. Oliver
Philips, who, just preceding the
ceremony, sang Il Love You Truly"
The 3-course wedding dinner was
served by candle-light in the din
ing room of The Caboose. where
sixteen were seated at the table
Inc table decorations were prepar-
"a by Mrs. James T. Shanholtzer
IN addition to floral and candle Of
ectS, StreamerS from the center A.
Dove the wedding cake extended
Is place cards for the diners, the
BEAUTIFUL bride and groom" we'd
ing cake serving as a centerpiece
oIIoWlng the wedding dinner the
oupIe left for a short wedding trim
nelr car having been appropriatelv
by unknown friends dir
lg the dinner hour.
Gut OF town guests included the
rloe'S aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
lrs. b. M. Wohlwend of KalispeU
Mrs: Lansing is the daughter of
Irs. Earl Buckingham of Libby.
10 has grown to womanhood in
us city. She is a graduate of Lib
= High School and was active in
hool, church and Rainbow activi-
rs. Following her graduation from
On school, she attended Kinman
lslness University, Spokane, and
IS since been employed by the
M. Jewelry Co., Spokane.
Mr.. Lansing, who recently re-
wed his discharge from the navy
here he served as, an electricians
ate second class, was in the ser
,e 81 months. He spent "a months
erseas in the Pacific area. He is
graduate of Fl. Dodge, Iowa High
hool, and received his early naval
lining at Farragut in 1943.
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing expect to
We next week for Iowa, where
y plan to visit relatives before
ng to their home at Alameda,
IT,. where Mr.. Lansing is en-
yed in electrical work.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
THOM SELLS THE KOOTENAI
PHARMACY AT TROY

Troy Morrow is the new owner
OF the Kootenai Pharmacy at Troy,
following the conclusion of deal
last week whereby Glen Thorn sold
the business to the new owner. Mr..
Morrow comes to Troy from Occur
d Alene and is an experienced and
successful druggist.
The pharmacy has been owned
and operated by Mr.. Thorn since
1892. He has given the community
an attractive store and efficient SER
vice. An advertisement thanking
his many Troy friends and patrons
in the Troy Calendar Of
Events for this issue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE

The H. B. Wallace Real Estate
Agency reports the following real
estate transactions the past ten
days.
Dewey Madison sold his three
acre place Immediately west of town
to Peter Jaborski. Peter Jaborski
sold his place East of town to John
Breckenridge.
R. A. Gilmore of Grants Pass.
Ore, sold 100 acres near Eureka
to Johnnie Crawford of Eureka.
Mrs. Anna C. Miller of Neelyville,
Missouri, sold twenty acres on OPP
portunity Flats to Earl A. Teska
of Libby.
L. J. Brown sold his property on
Utah Ave to Loren Gompf. Mr..
Gompf will occupy June LIST.
Mrs. F. j. Herrick of Sacramento,
Calf, and formerly of Libby sold
her residence on Utah Ave to
Thomas Robertson.
II. b. Wallace purchased the Mark /
Hall ranch nine miles south of town. +
MIR. Wallace also purchased the Will !
liam Allen home and other rental /
property on Louisiana Ave. Clyde I
CARRIER sold his home on Minnesota /
Ave to o. T. Dillar.
Jess w. Bolen of Eureka pur-
chased the Loren Gompf residence
IN Iowa Ave, and will move in
Iune 1st. /
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Boy Scouts 10
District Meet

Twenty-four Boy Scouts of TrooE
So of Eureka, Troop Is Of Libby
and the Air Scout Troop of Libby
were present at a training session
held for scouts of the Lincoln Dist
riot at the cabin of DR.. Clark on
the shore of Glen Lake near Eur
eka, Friday evening, April IL and
Saturday April IS. Also present
for the training session were Field
Executive George Marldn, of Kalis-
pell, and scoutmaSters John Gull
yer of Eureka and Clayton Shot
well of Libby Also present on
Saturday to assist with the training
session were scouters AL Austin and
0. L. Gillespie of Libby.
Saturday evening, in the auditor
lum of the Roosevelt School
IN Eureka, Paul Church, district
advancement chairman presided al
Court of Honor at which nine
tenderfoot awards were presented
by Scoutmaster Culver. Five sec
ond class awards were presented
by Chairman Church. One first
class award was presented to Rog-
er Switzer by o. L. Gillespie, dist
riot chairman. Scouts receiving
tenderfoot awards included three
boys from Eureka and Richard
Leir, Allen Sherman, Kenneth /
WEIGH, Wayne Peterson, Ed Vuke-
lex and Delvan Carroll of Libby.
Those who received second class
awards were Dale Thompson, Ar
hur Polette, Donald Thompson, /,
lrnest Engle, and Bobby Conn all
# Libby.
Other scouts present from Libby
Included junior assistant scoutmas-
er Bob Clowers, Jim Hendrickson.
lair Bitterman, Andrew Aasen :
nd Warren Thompson all air !
,outs, also Charles Taylor of Troop :
). {
me scouts and scouters of the E
lstrict are indeed grateful to DR.. !
lark for the use of his beautiful >
lbin and grounds. The Libby :
couts are looking forward to en- =
the Eureka and TROY z
,outs at a camporee to be held =,
near Libby during the -
tier part of May. y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
SowmiII Resumes
Operations Monday

The sawmin which has been shut
down for a number of weeks during
the spring breakup, began opera
tons again last Monday morning
The first skidding and hauling unit
went to work last week, and the
second unit was scheduled Tuesday
to begin work Thursday (today.)
The Planning mill is expected to
begin operations as soon as suf-
ficient lumber is manufactured and
dried through the kiln.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET APRIL 26

A special meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held
Friday, April 26, at which County
Clerk G. c. Earle states the board
will consider the abandonment of
certain roads.
The board will also hold a hear
ing on the same date relative to
the proposed emergency appropria-
ton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Fireman S Boil Is
Saturday Night

The social event you have been
waiting for so many months, is al
most here. Next Saturday even
ing, April 20, is when the Libby
Fire Department plans to hold its
annual Firemans Ball
Good music, a good floor, and
an entire evening of pleasure and
comradeship is in store for all who
care to trip the light fantastic, and
most everyone, whether or not
they enjoy dancing, is buying tick
cts for this event in appreciation
of the good work the department
has done during the past years,
and will continue doing in the
months and years to come.
Recent contributions to the ticket
fund include Earl Measner, $500;
Elmer Clough, $500 and DR.. Han
nigan, $500. 4
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18

James Barkee, ST 2/c, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl J. Barkee, returned
home Saturday. Barkee, wao re-
eeived his discharge April y from
the Navy, has three years If ser
vice to his credit, including 18
months which he spent overseas in
Palau waters. He was on the u. S.
YR e..
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18

Guests of Mr.. ana Mrs VIM. R.
Baeth from Saturday until Tuesday
of the past week were Mrs. Baeth's
sister and family, Mr. ard Mrs. Ben
Curtis and four children. The Cur
tbs returned to their home In >Ricf~
land Tuesday morning.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18

A Western News Want Ad will
bring an invasion of buyers to your
home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-14
Louis Signs For
Return Bout In
Case Of Loss

NEW YORK -fNNPA The
heavyweight title bout between
Joe Louis and TAM Mauncllo
became official last Friday when
the champion and challenger
signed their contract for the
Boxing Commission and posted
$4,000 appearance forfcits Lou
is is 10 get 40 per cent, Mauri-
clio IS per cent Of the net.
Although he favored 20 TO-
tain has tItle at the odds Of !
70 8 with virtually the same
odds that he Will score a knock
out IN his twenty thwd defense,
LOUIS took the prccauuon Of
signing a private agreement FOR
a return bout n he lost his
crown a. the Yankee Stadium
September Is.
Gcorgc GaInford manager of
RAY Robinson put in = claim
for tho wcltcrwelght title bat
the commission pointed 10 rs
rules which bar the award OF
= ttlo outside ring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-14
JACOBS & JOHN
WIN CYCLE RACES

Joe Jacobs, Consume Cycling
Club. repeated as club champion
by winning the 20-milc handicap
race held last sunday at Chand.
Ter Park Jacobs. tho started
all alone from the scratch mark
seven minutes behind the lead
inG man, made up the distance.
and won by beating Dick Terra
mino at the tape Leo Fantin.
who had a chance in the race
punctured on the last lap. and
finished fourth Rudy Richter
was third. John Fantn fifth.
John Barhicri sixth, Paul Der.
rUzi seventh
The Motor CITY Cycling Club.
the only Negro club in America,
sponsored a 2O-m.le point race.
and winner Of the event was
James John with IS points, sec.
ond was Robert Hill with 10
points third Horace Pitt with ii
points fourth Frank Ramos ?
points and fifth Ernest Ramos
with 5 points
This club Will sponsor the Ma.
tional Negro Bicycle Champion.
ship SUNDAY, September Is. at
Chandler Park. First prize will
be q trophy donated by tho Mich
Kan champion, Robert Travani.
now serving with the L. S. Army
ground forces in Austria. Mr..
Jones an eN-bicycle rider, is dl.
rector Of the race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-14

ST.. Fred Butler Thurman
Hodges, Jimmy Andrews
Participation
IT.. Donald Brock. Herbert
Chapman. Barnett Burton
Int. William Fields. Benny
Howard. Emanuel Horne
Sr. curleY TraYlor. Beverly
Williams
Cooperation
Jr.- Mickey Cunningham. Jas.
Turner. Hugh Gaskill
Int. Emmett Ballard. William
Wallace. Nathaniel Dennis
Sr. Ben Baber. Wendell Ray
burn
Popular
Jr.-D Donald Brock. Gerald
Gibbs. Paul Underwood
lnt.-Van BoYce. Elliott Hodq.
es. Emmett Ballard
ST.. Ben Baber. Wendell Ray.
burn Thurman Hodges
Well.Groomed
Jr. Eugene Mapp. Roderiek
Feeler. Herman Booth
Int,-John Hatcher. Aaron
Moore. Albert Banks
sr. Ben Baber
Swimming
Jr.- Charles Malone. Eugene
Thomas. Willie Hill
lni. Elliott Hodges. Bobby
Bembow. Alfred Kirksey
ST. Fred Butler. Ben Baber.
Thurman Hodges
Champions
Observation-Disclosures Malone
Ping Pong Clarence York. Ell
Hodges
lott Hodges
Pool Eugene Thomas. Alfred
KirkseY. Thurman HODGES
c h c kers Ulysses MeLesier.
Bobby Bembow. Nathaniel
Vaughn
Track and Field Eddie Pick.
ems. John Jackson
Honor Campers
Mickey Cunningham. Eu.
gene Mapp. John Hatcher
Int Raymond Bingham
Leadership
Jr.-Gene Waller
Int Elliott Hodges
Sr..- Ben Baber
All Around
Charles Malone
Int Elliott Hodges
Sr.-Ben Baber
The YMCA IS known bv the
service 1t renders to the com.
An important factor be-
hind the Christian Association
u Young Men is the Conmuni-
" Chest BE prepared for the
drive support the Red Feather,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-14
RIVER ROUGE
BY Ethel Tucker

L II Salisbury gave neigh
borhood teen-agers party in
the new basement Of his home
at 282 Becchwood on Thursday
evening For entertainment there
was dancing, ard-playing and
plenty Of refreshments The fes-
tivites lasted from $50 til 1900.
Club Meets
The Darcus Twin City club met
in the home Of Mrs. Fisch her
Tucker at 1892 23rd street on
Thursday Members present we're
Mcsdames Mary Rocker Arthel-
ma Hopkins, Hattie McCrary
Griffin Ivory Marie Love. Pearl
Sadlcr. Luticia Griffin, and Beu-
lah Hill Williams.
Mrs. J L. Lewis from Los An
geles. California, was the honored
guest She is visiting Mrs B. II
Williams for the next ten days.
John Shaw from Hartford Cor
ncc,icut spent the past week
/ with Rufus Pearson Of 37l7 s.
4 Ethel Tho two young men also
! spent three DAYS in Cleveland
ONO, visiting other Navy vetcr-
ans, and day in Port Huron
Nj Shaw left for his home on
! SATURDAY morning.
a surprise Birthday party was
given for MIS- Cynthia Tucker
by her daughter, Gertrude. Sat.
urday evening Guests present
We're Mr. and Mrs. Bravboy. NJ.
and Mrs Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Benjamin Elem and daughter.
Cordelia; Mrs Frank Pearson
and sons Frank Jr.. and Duane.
Miss Glenda Kilgore and Mr.
and Mrs, William Tucker and
! son and daughter LaVerne and
1 Marilyn
Mrs Raphael Daniel Of "a
Beechwood has been on tho
! sick list for the past week
Mr. David Green Of 4l9 Elliot
is III in the Ford Hospital
The baby son of Mrs Ernes-
tine Ward Of Visger Road died
suddenly Wednesday night
RAYMOND Mukes and Richard
Stanton from Cincinnati, Ohio.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jane
Webster Of 1884 McGraw.
J H. Payne arrived SATURDAY.
morning TO visit Mr.. and Mrs
William Payne
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bundran,
parents Of Dr.. H. S. Bundrant
Of Rushvillc. Indiana. were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs y
X Salisbury on Thursday eve.
ming.
Icrald Bcrgdoll. 1886 Morton.
view, Joseph Janiszeski. 22l Flu.
reka, and Harry Carroll 1916
Third street. all of Wvandotto
were arrested on a disorderlv
conduct charge at SIT Campbell
by Officers Davis. Fortner and
Folks. They were fined ten dol
lars each for being engaged in
an illegal business, September