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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-04
EAST SIDE--B00K Z.


nue., in front Of or adjoining such
lot or parts of lot numbered 6ss.
between Forty avenue and Kirby
avenue, VIM. Tait's sub. OF part
Of the Church farm. p. c. IL. n.
a, On the east SIDE OF Cadillac ave.
nue., in front Of or adjoining such
lots or parts Of lots numbered
maker avenue ana Barker ave.
nue.. M. II. Buffers sub. OF that
part OF p. g. 367, OF r. Cadilla.
avenue, and between Mack and
(s) On the cost side OF Cadillac avs
nue., in front of or adjoining sucn
lots or parts OF lots numbered
rs. lls. III. ia. ii5, lis. lo:
and shoemaker avenue. Chrystys
sub. Of part Of p. C.'s 2s7 and s3I
and ~ 12s; !, and part OF frac' secs
on the s sron. ' os Or q Sas
lots or parts Of ict OTIS n ssn sssl
ssS, s6a, ssl. $50. $50. s6sa be-
maker avenue, Cooper sub. of
part OF the rear concession II
private claim i62 and Q. L. 20 OF
Toms and Buffers SUP. or sec
Claims aSi and ISL.
az, on the west side Of Cadillac ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
lots or. parts Of iots numbered
osr avenue and shoemaker ave-
nue., Toms and Buffers sub: OF
sec. I OF rear concession OF =.
"a, On the he south side OF Harper ave.
W. nue.. in front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered 3,
between CADILLAC avenue and
Gratiot avenue. Toms and But
cession mo Of p. ct;s Isl and ssf.
(7) On tina west side OF Mcclellan
avenue. In front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots nun
s BE- ss IL H. * H. - u, ~ g. g. e. e. e.
81. Sc. between Morat street and
Graves street =, sprss ss a nnd in yis
sive OF VIM. b. and J; v; Moran's
sub. OF =. C,'s 10 and 152.
fa) on the west side OF Mcclellan
avenue. In front of or adjoining
rs. rs. 81. ss. So. 81. SIS. So, Sc, 81.
90. 81, 90. between Garfield ave-
nue. S And Graves sss street. ~ ,a;. sgrssqas
inclusive of VIM. Il. and J. v.
Moran's sub. OF p. C's 10 and
20, on the west side of Mcclellan
W. avenue, In front OF or adjoining
Sered 81. IS. 80. between syives-
ter street and Garfield avenue,
sr9 oil. % shooting srS iss Park sub Of
10, on the west side OF Mcclellan
-" avenue, in front OF or adjoining
such lots or part: OF lots mum
tween Sylvester street and Can
Neid avenue. HAlpin and Hesiy's
aub. OF lot ! OF VIM. b. and J. "
Meran,s sub. Of part Of ?. 2. 70
m, on the east side OF Rolf place, IN
front of or adjoining such 1ot1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-04

~ It. of N. ia It. Of lot IS: 8. 81 It:
Of NJ. ~ IT. OF lot 10, and N. 40 IT. OF
lot 1s--Sub. of block 90. Cass farm. On
the east side Of Second avenue between
Prentis street and Canfield avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-04

Roll No. 2332. Lots 201 and 20s-
Plat OF p. G. No. 81, Lognon farm. On
the east side OF National avenue be.
tween Pine and Spruce streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-04

Roll No. 1888. Lot GA. w. Kelly's
sub. of lots sos to SIT, inclusive, OF ],
w. Johnston's sub. of the Porter and
On the west side Of Tillman avenue be-
tween Buchanan and Breckenridge
streets.
Lot 4, block 7-Thos. McGraw's re-
sub. Of lots I and from 5 to Is. inclu~
sive. OF Thos. McGraw's sub. into lots
OF part of the Porter farm, City OF Do
troit; also part OF sec 2. 4. 2 s.. r. IL
nue between Merrick and Kirby ave-
nuoH.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-04

Roll No. 1885. Lot 2l--Crane q Yves
sons sub. OF o. l. Is. Labrosee farm
side OF Sixth avenue between Marcl
and Noble streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

the water and kept under a. weil
as he could. but IS burned badly
about the hips. where bis BODY
showed above the water while the
flames we're passing over.
Baker dug out a trench IN the
bank hastily with bis hands and
protected himself Ia front with a
blanket lie escaped with minor
Injuries O'Mara. seeing he would
be unable 90 keep ahead Of the fire.
went back 20 his log shack and
started fire on the edge % hts
clearing. whi9b advanced sufficient.
y 20 protect hiin, although be near
~ sutfocated
or the I0Wa men out looking TOT
homeateads. two u the bodies have
been found Their names eauuo,
bs aHeertained. Charles Baker
counted ~ bodies on bis uAy "a
town These are all within a radius
81 ak miles Of Beaudettc. Hos
many viii BE- found farther out can.
not be aseerfnined
People are sending their families
east on spsciai trains. made 40 here
for Fort Frances. where they can
transfer 20 Duluth AZ present the
Wind u san. and the danger IL over
Cor the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
AUDIENCE
GOT OUT

.,,.,hca for sensation took
y !, Plymouth church lasi nish'
- -. y several member ot me con
sase ,sna left The house as Mrs a
fssa. .s cpe Of the party ~ The
...srscan Purity fe'dera'lo" l. '','s
- sIt,. denounced society sam.
= " ma stated that SO per cent OF
- s.esrs Set card PLAYERS are
,Aa ...' ~ ~ ! nation Of society gam
" she said. and worst " all.
~ - N vernon gamblers Fash
! -. - card playing leads TO cX
...s 800. usins and the downfall
VS. Sims Is known as che Con.
- Whist Champion The Ply.
- church is the LARGEST and
ss 49, congregational church tn
s<litle. 49,. tt "A :
...s~eIl. q Ia Crosse Wis presi-
\ he federation, speaking at
rrst Methodist Protestant
- -, ulxht. "arc simply hired
= snkFce your laws and II
M "a DO 50. DISCHARGE thom
- A,rs competent officials
go, other purity workers
y various churches ycstcr.
SEATTLE confercuce Of the
- rederAfion BEGAN this morn.
- Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
ekerek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Not a Hold up Man

J. W Clark. "aWAmpof." who
was arrested last night a. a bold
bad hold'up man. insists that be IL
not an black a. be n painted.
Clark climbed aboard a Walling
ford as. street car early yesterday
morning. and during his Journey
SUDDENLY discovered that some per
son had "lified" a bottle of whlakey
from bis hip pocket.
CLARK Erc wqulte angry about u.
and pulled a revolver whcn Motor.
man Hickman ana Conductor Shaw
attempted 20 throw him of the
ear The car Grew. with another
conductor. who waA riding dead.
head wr~ated the weapon from
CLARK and held him until PatrolmAn
Whiting appeared The patfoiman
was given 10 understand that Clark
was a desperate bandit
CiaFk's wife appeared az police
headquarters today with the cx.
PLANTATION that her husband was
auarrelsome only when drinking A
charge ~ disordsfly conduct will DO
lodged against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

body Clarence vas shot through
the arm. To-day the girl Is fighting
for her life In 81 Joacph's hospital
A few hours later the Diotz farm
house was rlddled With bullets
Mrs. Dietz begged aud pleaded with
her husband 10 surrender. Only
when she reminded him that she
was IN delicate health did ho soften
And then he sent his little daugh-
ter Helen out A. the little girl
drew near the men With a white
handkerchief clutcbcd IN her grimy
little hand. she lieped
III papa comes out and gives up.
you won't shoot him. will your"
Dietz Is Arrested.
Even then the deputy sheriffs
were hkeptical Only the spectacle
Of Dletz appearing with uprnlsed
hands convinced them Once Ia
their power, the deputies promptly
handcuffed the man who fought
them off for eight long years. who
caused the death Of -four deputy
aheriffH and wounded score or
more.
Aud now they talk Of sending him
70 the penitentiary for life. Dictz
insists that he Is IN the right
Just take a look at that farm
housesand see what We had to stand
from you fellows" said Dietz. after
bis surrender.
when the deputy sheriffs crowded
into .he bullet SCARED farm house.
little Leslie aud Helen were cling.
ing 20 their weeping mother.
And all the while the body Of Os-
car Harp. a deputy sheriff who eN-
posed himself earlier IN the day.
lay with bulle, through the head.
An Wisconsin has taken sides for
and against Diotz. lie IL accused o.
teaching biz children 20 handle
Winchester as soon as they could
bring II 20 shoulder Others say the
children DO not know how 10 handle
a rifle
They may send Dietz 20 JAN for
life. but he thinks he fought for
Justice and has not received II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

TRINIDAD. Col. Oct. FIFTY
one miners are In living tomb
today AZ Starkyiile. with absolutely
no hope for their rescue alive save
through a miracle All night ionE
the workers tniled In the glare OF
aeetyiine torches aud electric lights
To aid the imprisoned men. but the
reacuern. impcrlled by afterdamp.
we're compelled "a abandon their
places NJ dayhreak 10 save their
own lives
While the men worked In the
glare II the Pickering lights a tenn
porary murFue Was being prepared
for the hodlea ~ men yet alive.
Women Watch Work.
Under the direction OF the eoro.
ner OF Las Anlmoa county. deputies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
THE FEAR OF HUmBUo
Prevents Many People from Try.
Ing q Good Medicine

Ing q Good Medicine.
stomach troubles are 30 com.
mon Aad In most cases 10 ohHti
nate 60 cure. that people are apt TO
look with suspicion on any remedy
claiming 10 BE- a radical. permanent
cure for dyspepsia aud indigestion
Many such pride themselves on
their Rcuteu.aa In never being hum,
buEsed especially in medicines
This fear OF being humbugged can
BE- carried too far. 20 far. 10 fact
that many people suffer for years
with weak digestion rather than risk
little time and money In faithfully
testing the claims made " a prepar.
alton 30 reliable and universally
usrd a. stphrtu Dyspepsia Tablets
Nos. atunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
are vastly different In one important
respect from ordinary proprietary
medicines. for the reason that Ties
are no, a secret patent medicine.
no secret il made Of their inEredi'
snts but analysis shows them 10
oouialn the natural digestive fer.
meaia. pure aAspiie pepaln. the as.
gastivo acids. Golden Seal hiamuth.
hylrasits and nux They are not
cnthnriic. neither 10 they act pow
erfuity on any organ. bat they cure
INDIGESTION on the common8euse
plan 81 dlResting the food eaten
thoroughly before Il has time TO fer.
peni. sour and cause the mischief
Thia IL the only secret Of their sue
cess
cafhartic pills never have and
nevag can cure indigestion and
stomach troubles. because they act
entirely on the bowels. whereas the
whole trouble 10 really ia the s,om.
ach
stnarts Dyspepsia Tablets. taken
affef n5eAls. digest the food That
IN al there Is 20 Il Food not d.
gemted or halfdiEested Is poison, as
Il creates gas. acidity. headaches
uaIpffAiion OF the heart. loss Of
fieNh and appetite and many other
troubles which are often called by
some other name.
They are sold By druggists ev-
erywhore at 50 cents per package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
RIFLE is MY
lAW--DIETz



driven over his dam. The lumber
trust refused TO pay.
Dletz then presented claim Of
Is 900 toll for logs driven. over his
dam. Tho trust again refused to
pay.
SO Dlctz opened the gates of his
dam. aud soon 1000 900 feet Of
timber was high and dry
The timber rotied away. aud dep
uty shoriffn tried TO serve him with
civil processes. Dietz warned them
away They became insistent They
became 80 inaiHtent that Dlctz open.
cd fire with his Winchester.
And then began the elght-years
struggle, Many deputy sheriff or
Plnkerton operative tried 10 get to
Dietz. but usually n bullet IN the
arm or leg WAS his portion Once
three men were killed by Dietz and
his family when a posse attempted
10 storm the little farm house. Year
Ia and year out thousands Of dol.
lars were expended by the powers
to Gust the determined holder OF
Cameron dam Dietz and the Cam
eron dam became known throughout
the United States.
Admired His Nerve.
Rightly or wrongly. Distz was nd.
mlfcd FOR his nerve. for his stub.
born resistance and for his steady
defense Of what be considered an
injustice Of the powers that be.
But II was only a question Of
time. just a matter Of months when
Dietz must fall Last Saturday aa
Dietz's 20.yearold daughter Myra
and her brother Clarence. IS years
old. we're driving along n country
road, a volley, fired from ambush.
sent bullet crashing through her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
NOHOPE FOR MINERS

transformed a machine shop OF the
Colorado Fuel A Iron Co. owners
Of the mine. into eharnel house
wAlh women relatives OF the en-
toulbed men duly watched the
ssiahlly preparations. apparently
unable 10 comprehend their sig
nificanee
Fhe men In the "old Rtope.f or
eastern wing Of the mine. which
wtn destroyed by an explosion,
presumably OF fire damp Sunday
escning. are IN two blockaded
chambers One band has been 10.
Gated about two and a half miles
FROM the mouth Of the mine. and
the other a mile further on. There
are 6 Americans and | negro among
the doomed men. The remainder
arr Italians. MeHicana and Poles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
MAKE OCTOBER y A HOLIDAY

October ~ as a legal holiday
commemorative the arrival Of
Columbus on American ahoroa. will
be urged AZ reception AT the
Washington Wednesday ~ 400
members Of the knights Of Colum.
bus Bishop O'pea and Judge Don
wor,h will be among the speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
ENGINEER JUMPS
TO HIS DEATH

BOISE. Ida, Oct TO-. travelling
AT q high rate OF speed, No 9. the
wcRtbOund fast mail on the Oregon
Short Line, struck an open switch
in the yards al Payette last night
A. The heavy engine left the track.
Engineer Edward Hubbard threw
on the air and jumped He struck
on bis head and little hopes we're
held out for bis recovery today at
Woodward's hospital IN payctte
II ia not known how the switch
happened 10 be opened
The caboose and three freight
cars we're derailed, while the en-
CINE Of No . left the track The
mail cars and coaches remained on
the rails. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Scotti and Pasquali
to be Here Thursday

Mile Herniee Dc PAaquail. the
operate soprano. formerly with the
Metropolitan Opera Co. ~ NeN
York CITY. and Ant0nio seutu. the
famous baritone. wili b. heard IN
concert AZ the Moore theatre Thurs.
day night under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Musical club II viii be
the first appearance 81 these artists
IN Seattle Nile pasquali IL an
American girl. married to an Italian
She was a great tayorite Ia Mexico
CITY fnr NNara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
COP IS SLUGGED
BY F00T-PADS

Esasins from behlnd a boxcar
hes mugs set upon Patroimau i.it.
i saFv skis morning "a The dea
Fais struggle which followed. Lit
Z Eessesied In shaking or his as
aasna al 81 whom made their
xrs Tie attempted assault &C
wmd a. Little was walking
nnasA railroad yards OF the Den
HRsasoa Clay & Coal company q
jnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
l0Ilo LAUNCHES
xEx WARSHlP

nkn a. 10 The largest tor.
sah iaa ksroyeY IN the Japanese
arr US launched today az the
Nsaars aaFai station. The new
rnsa sxs named the Umikaxe Il
lH LIE tons displacement and ,
p-ef " - knots an hour The
AgssAing ceremonies were ait
szef BY a large crowd. including
AE0wu prince.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
NO CENSUS PADDING ON
COAST, SAYS DIRECTOR

sus. 10 the United Press today.
Director Durand has been pre-.
pared for many months for the
enormous increases shown by the
cities OF the Pacific coast and the
figures aa they have come Ia from
the enumeratora. though IN some
eases almost beyond belief. were
NO surprise "a the census officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
FEAR 1000 DIE IN FIRE
tconeluassl


Many Bodies found.
RAINY RIVER. Ont. Oct To-
One searching party has returned.
bringing the nlns bodies 81 the
boten family, consisting Of father.
mother and seven children They
had only got a short distance from
their home shen oveytaksn b. the
fire
George Wowsr. Charles Haker
and Patrick O'Mara. who were miss
Ing. have turned up. Wower and
Baker went 10 Rapid River ahead
Of the fire. Mower plunged into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
ASYLUM IS
DESTROYED

s.y FRANCISCO, Oct no In
- ,hss destroyed the Mount 81
hsssA orphan asylum yesterday
- sAllaren inmatVS weFc safely
..sssetea q the street and safety
j ~ ccot beaded action of the
nssellc sisters In charge % the
ns.isalicn
~ nylam. whlch was built 40
,.srs NO was valued al slb0oo0
"A N y Immediately rebuilt. %
! saisa 'ctay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

CHICAGO, oct. iO.-Fortyseven
golfers entered the women'H ma
tional golf championship which
started at the Wood links here 70
day Twelve OF the entrants are
Eastern women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

WASHINGTON. oct iO,--'1 am
absolutely certain that the census
announcements for the Pacific
coast cities will be- found accurate.
and am sure that there will be
no padding of returns. said "
Dana Durand. director OF the cen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Ely Starts on Flighs
tconeludea.l


In light brown leather on his right
wrist a compass WRa strapped and
In front OF bin. attached 20 the ma
chine. was a watch The latter ia
dicated precisely f.li O'Clock when
the propeller began whirFing IN
nine seconds the aviator left the
earth.
snappy wind was on his quarter
almost nj his back That Il vas
a great acccierator % his speed is
shown by the fact that in the ~
minutes he was IN flight be GOV
cred / miles
1T was a great wind for speed
but one Of the. toughest ! ever
tackled" said Ely. IL was extreme.
ly choppy, and kept me on the
move every second TO retain the bal
ance Of the machine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
WORKERS RUSH
TO CALIFORNIA

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 10 Close
approach Of winter has started "a
atanpcde on the part Of a large
number OF wofkmen for California
and other points further south
when the Rose City sailed for
San Francisco and Los Anr ea
workmen crowded her 10 the limit
and many we're turned away The
Rose city carried t0i passengers.
ToioVana. Alaska Miss Louise
Nachon has been appointed post.
master OF this place Ia succeed
A = bailey. resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

VANCOUVER. Wash, Oct. 10
Tommy Bowes. l4year-old lad
met death ne0r here yesterday
when a gun was accidentally dis
charged by q companion IN INC
buggy Ia which young Bowes was
riding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
NELSON TO RUN
AGAINST HODGE

/. W Nelson. a deputy under
former Sheriff ri Cudihes. Win be
The democratic NOMINEES for sheriff
Ben y shields. named At the pri.
marieA. has resigned owing TO m
health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
DID DRUG CLERK
SELL SUNDAY BOOZE?

William Rawgthorn a clerk In
the employ OF NJ r. Leary a drug
glst at Thomas st. and Broadway
forfeited 5000 bail this morning
when he failed to appear In police
court to answer to a charge Of VIC.
lating the Sunday liquor law Pa.
trolman Heath purchased a bottle
OF whisky at the Leary pharmacy
Yesterday. afternoon with little Off
ficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
RHEUMATISM
CURED

We are rheumatic specialists We
treat ana cure more cases ~ rhra-
mafism than al other Institutions
combined our treatment la the
most efficient and includes 40 the
most nrlentific methods known 10
medical science and iH recon.
meHded ~ all leading physician
the Wafld over our bake oven and
our msthndf we uHe have fa their
credit larger proportion 70 cures
than can be- found hF nnF other
means Lady nurses constantly in at
tendance Ana % convince HuffefsfH
fhaf sac 90 49, wn ciaiw We are give
lnF "a course o. Treatments Tor haif
price. s e. 81 90 per treatment. con-
finuinE fnr frH days only our
offices are iu the i-eopi~'s Bank HldE.
room 2gf Hours. e o. daily. sun
day 90 ~ "a. cousuitatlen free.
Investigate.
Loughney Bake Oven Inst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY
At N. 8 N. OFFICE
Safe Opened and Approx
mately $500 in Cash and
Checks Missing.

Mystery surrounds the robbery OF
the safe in the local Office OF the Mer-
chants q Miners Tran. portation Com
pany. on tho River Road near ElSh-
teonth street. sometime Tuesday
night or early Yesterday morning
Wnen the office was closed shortly
after q O'Clock Tuesday evening there
was approximately $500 In cash ana
checks in the .afe and when the safe
was opened yesterday morning II was
found that the entire amount had
been stolen.
There Is nothing TO show that the
robber or robbers used force IN enter
inc the Office. though window was
found open, and The safe was not
damaged in the least. there not beng
even o much as scratch upon II 10
show that tools were used TO open H.
Officers of the company are main
tanning a strict silence in regard 10
the robber. but the police say mat
the Indications are that the safe was
not locked when the office was closed
Tuesday evening" They say mat II
was the duty of TWO employees OF the
office 10 see that the safe was locked
but that neither of them can stare
positively whether or not IL was
locked.
Thus far the police have no clue
70 the identity of the robber or ROD
bers but Detective Sergeant Key,
nolds is at work on the matter ana
some developments are expected WIN
in q few days.
The money and checks in the SAFE
renresented the collections on freight
for Tuesday and the price of tickets
sold that day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
NOVEMBER AN UNUSUALLY
QUIET MONTH WITH POLICE
Only 1870 Arrests During Thirty-cay
period, Ending Yesterday-For-
ty-two Go to Jail.

November was an unusually quiet
month with the police. only $50 ar
rests being made during the month,
according to the report of Chief l. A.
Mitchell. made public last night rms
is about 80 less than the average OF
the monthly arrests. For the first
time in months, the number of whites
arrested exceeded the number OF col
ored. the ratio being SO to 81.
AS usually is the case. plain
drunks" were in the majority.sol OF
that class of offenders being in court.
Twenty-three persons were arrested
on charges of disorderly conduct. "
for assault. seventeen for larceny and
eleven for being not of good fame
There were seven arrests on teiohy
charges. three for prize fighting. three
for felonious cutting and one for re-
lonjous assault Seven arrests were
made for violations of city ordinances
and five fugitives from justice were
picked up.
Only ~ prisoners were committed
10 the city Jail during the month as
against an average commitment OF
e.. Fifty-four paid State fines, II
paid city fines and 40 cases were dis
missed. The total of the city fines
paid WIS sa60.50 and si3 was collected
for automobile and motorcycle licenses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
ensertsins Young Friends.

Miss Gussie Imbert. OF 221 Twenty
fourth street. entertained = number OF
her young friends Monday afternoon
in nonor Of the tenth anniversary OF
her birthday. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games. music and sing
ing. after which refreshments we're
served. Those attending were: Misses
Minnie Lehman. Nellie Imbert. G1s-
sic iahert. and c. McArister: Masters
Michael Green. John Imbert. Clarence
Schiiecher. Francis fmbert. Willie Nc.
Ailister. Thomas NcAllisier. Mrs. I'm.
bert. hrs. Schiiercher and Mrs James
McAilister were the chaperous.