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Real Estate Transfers

MINGDALE-Myrtle NJ. Green to
William and Eliza beth Gordon, lot
1O2, block s; $40.
SOUTH BROOKLYN-Wilber A. Owen,
executor. to James A. Coyle, lot ..
GRANT PARK-Mary l.. Balch to Helen
c. Hyde, lots -, %. -. 81. block 3:
$500.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE
Wilbur l.. Wright ct uX to Charles O.
Rice and Harry r. Almond lots ,
and 6, square 1863: SO.
STREET NORTHEAST between 9Th
and 9TH streets-Grant w. Sexton ct
uX. TO Leah Corbin, lot 213. square
$50: $40 Leah Corbin conveys same
property TO Grant w. and Dora A.
Sexton: $40
NO. 1914 y STREET NORTHWEST-E
bridge +. Jordan ct al. to the Found
ers Company, lot rs. square 1}9: 81.
INGLESIDE-John II. NJ. Chaney to
Charles w Burrows lot az. block
=: Slo
THIRTEENTH AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST-Ell c. Brennan to
Annie +. Mcqueen. part original lot
II. square 2SS: so.
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 9TH streets-William +. Dnbant TO
Joseph and Lilly Davidson lot E.
square 81: ; 100.
RANDLE HIGiLANDS-I'n ieed States
Trust Company. trustee, to United
States Realty Company. lot u. square
3UhS, Slt.
GARFlELn-John A. BartheI et Tx. to
Samuel w. Cockrelle. lot ~: $40.
TW ENTY THIRD AND l. STREETS
NORTHWE; ST-Sarah r. Bloom to
Harriet +. Freeman lot 30 square -:
LIE DROIT PARK-Hiarry \. Kite ct ux.
To Emil and Maria I.auer, lots ~ to III
square :GS-I; S1G
b STREET SOUTHEAST between Sth
and 9Ih sireets-Margaret Baptista 20
ms Il -
Williams. lot o., square a2::; $40.
WYOMING TERRACE-Neiu s Brown
ct uX- To Ben Is, Bradford, lot IL; SO
Zen b. Bradford conveys same prop
ertV 20 Leonard Putt: So.
sen ENTH AND l STREETS NORTH
WEST-Carofne Shreve ct al. trus-
tees. to Leopold Richold. lot H. square
42l; so. Leopold Richold CONVEYS
same property to Moses Goldenberg;
FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST between ID
and f streets-George r. Linkins ct al.
to G. G. Averilke, original lot 10,
square 734 $40.
SECOND STREET AND MASSACHU-
SETTS AVENUE NORTHW EST-Mar-
"afct =. Middleton 70 Annie Mezza-
lttt". pant original lois and 4, square
go: 81 500
RANDLE PARK-Alfred Harding. Bishop
of Washington. to Vestry of Congress
ttc--- g.. Hs'.~t. 81 e.. e. tiUrch, a /
lot l. block l: $40
TWELFTH AND c STREETS SOUTH
WEST-ThomaSina Antisell to Augusta
c MotZ. part original lot /, square
296: $40
PLhASANr PLAINS-Raleigh Sherman
to Hannah Levy, lot -. block II: $40.
EMERSON STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween 18th and 14th streets-William
II. Buckingham ct uX to Mande f.
Fleming, lot 40, square 1919: $40.
NINTH STREET sou rHEAST between
A and + streets-Alfred H. Keim ct
ux. to Martin l.. Gottwals, part lot
30, square 9t:I; $40.
q STREET SOUTHEAST between 9th
and 9TH streets-F. s. HILL admins
TRAITOR. TO Bernard r. Copper part
orig. lot l, square 81; $1,000.
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Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows at its
annual meeting last night elected these
officers George r. Smith. noble grand
y. r. Davis, vice grand: w A. Conway.
recording secretary; w. E. Latham,
financial secretary; l.. Morgan Davis,
treasurer.
These officers. together with the ap-
pointive officers will be installed by John
d. Payne of Falls Church, district deputy
grand master, the first Friday in Janu-
airy.
Before the business session was con-
cluded the first and second degrees of the
order We're conferred on a candidate.
Arrangements have been made for a
meeting of Marley Encampment of Odd
Fellows next Monday night at which six
candidates will receive the patriarchial.
Following the meeting there will be a
preliminary meeting of the Canton OF
Patriarchs Militant. when arrangements
VIII be completed for going to Washing
ton during the holidays to have the de-
gree work of the order conferred on a
number of candidates.
Rev. J. R kerlin of Westminster. Md,
has been appointed pastor of the Meth
odfGt Protestant Church by Rev. J. NJ.
Sheridan. ID. D., presiding elder of the
Maryland annual conference. He will fill
out the unexpired term of Rev S. w.
RoSenberser, who resigned several months
ago ne tHufcn VIII ne SuDpfleO Win a
permanent pastor at the next meeting of
the annual conference, which will be held
in April.
The congregation of the Methodist Prot
estant Church last night rendered d re-
ception TO Rev. Mr.. Kerlin at the parson-
age of that church, 2UJ North Columbus
street, which was largely attended
A meeting Of the congregation of Beth
any NJ. =. Church was held last night at
that church ard action on the question
Of diSbanding was deferred until later in
the month. Services at this church to-
morrow morning will be conducted by
Rev. Thomas III. Lewis, ID. D., president
of the Western Maryland College.
Tug Is Capsized.
The capsiZins of the little tug Eugenia
belonging to Louis r. Smoot of Wash
ington, which occurred in the channel
recently made on the flats opposite here
yesterday afternoon gave the crew a
scare. The tug was pulling scow. and
the SWIftnesS of the tide caused the
scow TO collide with the tug which caused
the accident. The tug was pumped out
later. The crew consisted of George Lay
cock. captain: James Wilkins, engineer:
Robert Clark. fireman. They escaped by
jumping into the scow.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Complaint That Railway Com
pany Blocks Crossing.
MAYOR WILL TAKE ACTION
Road Leading to Cemeteries Is One
Obstructed-Two Cases
Only for Jury.
WILL TAKE ACTION
nee OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va. December o. 1911
Complaint has been made to Mayor Paf
that the Southern Railway Company
blocks the tracks on the square on Payne
street, which is one of the roads to the
cemeteries, with it's cars.
According to the complaint. people liv-
ing in the northwestern part OF the city
have for some time past been compelled
to travel several squares out of their
way to reach the cemeteries, they being
una BILE to pass owing to the blOckage Of
the cars.
Mayor Paff has taken the matter up
with the railroad authorities and they
have promised to rectify conditions. In
the event. however, that the trouble con-
tinues. it was intimated legal action
might be taken AT the point in ques
ton there is a veritabe network of tracks
for a distance of two squares.
The blockading of this street was the
source OF complaint some time ago and
the matter was taken up by city officials
and the practice discontinued
Only Two Jury Cases.
a grand jury will meet at II o'clock
Monday morning in the corporation court.
81 u.
are but two cases which will come before
the jury at this term. They are John Nc
Cuen and Charles. alias Buck Shafer,
held on suspicion Of larceny from
the person Of Richard Wech. 1t is al
legged that they stole SIS from WEIGH OH
October l., 1911, while WEIGH was in Il
room over a saloon in the northeastern
section of the city.
The following jury was summoned to-
day to sit on the eases: p. +. German.
James T. Preston, r. Lee Field, +. NJ.
Bradshaw, George s. Hinken, l.. Steuart
Smith, c. G. Leadbeater. j. T.. Har
rison. NJ. l.. Risheill. James NJ Duncan,
James b. Fitzgerald and c. :. Taylor
Burke.
There will be public meeting of the
Holy Name Society of St. Marys Catholic
Church at : o'clock tomorrow night at
the Young Mems Sodaity Lyceum Hall
At this meeting addresses on the work
being accomplished by the organization
throughout the country Will be delivered
by Judge William II. De Lacy of the
Juvenile Court and p. J. HaltiGan, editor
of the National Hibernan, both of Wash
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Odd Fellows Election.

ington. James Roche is chairman of the
committee of arrangements
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
holders of tie Washington Railway and Elec-
tic Company will be held al tine Office of the
company. 4th and East Capitol SITS. Wash
ingtcu. D. G. SATURDAY. January 20,
1il2. at II o'clock noon.
In accordance with the bylaws the books
for tho tran fer of stock OF said company viii
lie closed from December D.. 1911, Ia January
-. 1919. both dates inclusive
I. J. WHITEHEAD. Secretary
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18TH AND ORCORAN SITS.
nw-TEe Rev Frank Sewall. D. D.. pastor
Will preach at IL am: Sunday school l2I5:
evening service and lecture. $50 pm. THE
BIRLE-Intrinsic Proof of Its Divinity: How
to Be Understood Men who doubt and are
''adrift'' cordially invited Free loan library
of the writings of Swedenborg. Free tracts In
The vestbule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

NOTICF-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
trustees ami stockholders of THE SIMPLEX
CONCRETE PILING CO. for the election of
officers and such other business NAV come
before said meetings. will be held at 2fo0 r
a.. NV. Washington. ID. C.. at ~ O'Clock
noon Monday January the Sth 1912
o. John STEWART Secretary.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Second National Bank OF
Washington. d. c.. for the election OF directors
FOR the ensuing year will be held at the bank
"n Tuesday. January q. 1912. between the
hours Of IL o'clock and O'Clock PM
The stock transfer books will be closed Janu-
AIRY 5; 1912. and reopcned January 10. 1917
JOHN e. ETKLOFF, Cashier.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the United States Tnlst Company
will be held the company's offices. north
east 18th and SITS. nv. in the city
Of Washington District of Columbia. on
TUESDAY. the 9th day OF January. 1917. at
board of directors for the ensuing gear. and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting
JAMES III. BADEN. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Commencing tomorrow We will cut the prices
OH Pearl Opera Glasses just received from Paris
RIAL Pearl Opera Glasses which sold else
where for So to s.. will cut to 81.
Solid Gold Eyeglasses. $50.
Gold filled Eyeglasses. $50.
AIM
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Anacostia and Potomac River
Railroad COMPANY will be held at the ONCE
OF the company. 14th and East Capitol SITS.
Washington. u. C.. on SATURDAY. January
-. 1912. st L. o'clock noon.
In accordance with the by laws the books
for the transfer Of stock of said company will
be closed from December -. 1911. TO January
~. 1872 both dates inclusive
Z. ]. WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COR. I4rU AND I
SITS Ulysses q. Ii. Pierce. ID. d.. minister
"a, am. SUNDAY school. Class for the Com
parative Study OF Religion. Unity Study Class
and Advanced Bible Class; II o'clock morning
service sermon by Dr Pierce: there is also
kindergarten during the hour of morning wor-
ship: 30 pm. Young Peoples Religions
Mon The public invited 10 all services
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH 18th AND COR
corsn SITS. Rev J. J. Dimon. rector: Rev. w.
VI. Pctt1s. ID. ID. cnrate.-Serv vices: 100 holy
communion: $50. Sunday school: II. morning
service and sermon: 1::O, organ recital by Mr.
X. W. Durham. organist; =. evening service
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UNINERSALIST.

CHURCH OF Orr FATHER. ETH AND L
SITS. NV. Rev. John Van schaick. jr.. pastor
IL O'Clock. morning service. subject 9TH.
House Of Zacharias''; 9:45 am, Sunday school
pm. Y. L. &. L.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK OF WASH
ington. n. C.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the National Capital Bank of
Washington. II. c.. for the election OF di-
rectors. will bc held at the banking house
Tuesday. January 2. 1912. between the hours
Of IL O clock and 3 clock pm.
IT, IT, Mckee Cashier.
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Now being used nv prominent local business
concerns with great success \ postal card
will bring you the desired information IDEAL
SYSTEM COMPANY. Box ~. Wash. Loan and
Trust bldg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLL MBIN NATIONAL. BANK. WASHINGTON.
H. c.. Dec. -. 19i1.-Thc annual meeting or
the stockholders for the election OF directors
will bc held tho bank on TUESDAY. Jan
uary ., 1872 between the hours of u III. and
cpm CLARENCE CORSON Cashier.
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ANNA Il JOHNSON 1914 18th st. NV. glves
massage and all branches for rheumatism and
poor circulation; also cabinet baths and alcohol
6 oil rLbs. APPOINTMENT by phone. North 1895.
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WASHINGTON. d. O.. DECEMBER O. 19I1.-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Georgetown, for the election of directors. will
be held at the banking house. No. 1922 NJ ST..
Tuesday January o. 1912. between the hours
of IL III. and / pm.
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WESTERN. THE CHURCH WITH A VEL
come. st. bet. 10Th and 20th SITS. NV. Rev.
j. Harvey Durham. Morning service ut
IL O'Clock. 'Thc Peerless Book: evening scrv-
ice nj O'Clock. The Shortest Verse. =. s. at
...,N a.In. 4 IL m
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EPIPHANY CHURCH.


Rev. Il. Fl. McKim, rector.
Rev. T. Hubert Jones assistant
500 a.m.-Holy communion.
IL 100 % clock Morn ing prayer and sermon. Sub
iect of sermon. The Cry for Temperance
Reform
500 o'clock Evening prayer and sermon.
400 pm-ChldraCS service.
$50 Il. IN. am = pm, Sunday schools.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Georgetown and Tennallytown
Railway Company will be held at the ONCE Of
tne company. 14th and East Capitol sts--
Washington. d. c.. on SATURDAY, January
~. 1872. at IL o clock noon.
In accordance with the by-laws the books
for the transfer of stock of said company will
be closed from December -. 1911. 10 January
10. 1912, both dates inclusive
E WHITEHEAD Secretarv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
MARYSvILLE FIRE DRAWS
STATE TROOPS INTO ACTION
Lansing 6attery Ready To Rush to
Scene, but Shift In Wind Saves
Town.

CAMP OSBORN, Mich. Aug. TO-
Only a wind Shirt prevented Capt.
Roy. @. vandercook's Lansing bat
Terry A. being called INTO action this
morning to save Marysville, Mich,
Ave miles from camp.
The flames that started from de-
fective chimney In Johnson's grocery
store, Quilted the store and the ad-
joining residence. belonging TO Thorn
as Cutie.
Famed by a northeast wind, the
fire threatened the town which had
only q bucket brigade. II was threat
ening to spread across the main
street when the camp newspapermen
in an auto reached the scene.
Women rushed about carrying
tubs, buckets, wet quilts and blankets
to save their homes.
An attempt 10 get Port Huron fire
department TO send a fire tug had
been made and a telephone message
to Camp Osborn for battery A was
on the way when the shift in the
wind saved the town. The loss Is
$4,000, partly insured.
Camp Osborn has taken on a genu-
inc military aspect. Besides the state
troops tnat are mere lot the mhneuNSrs
there are three companies of regulars
from Fort Sheridan, I'll. The remain
der OF this week will be given over to
getting the men In shape for the real
work which begins Monday On that
day the men will break camp as
though they were engaged in actual
warfare.
Gov. Osborn will review the troops
Sunday.
Col. G. B. McCaughna. OF the Third
Infantry. has formally announced he
will retire after the Camp Perry ma,
tional shoot, where he will direct the
Michigan team. He will move to Cali
fornia. His retirement will advance
Capt. w. H. Martin. Of Saginaw, to
major.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nalRnlf

Up. Muncy. d. IN. "Wednesday: hou-
mania, Crete. 2:i5 Lily smith and con-
sort. fall, 3;lo. Fitzgerald dig, s:sO;
all. Maia, 81 Langdon. $50. ]. r. alsh.
$50; Buffalo. $40; Sonoma, 6:15; p. a.
Miller, Gao; Nessen. 1880: sam Morse,
$40. Mauch Chunk. 1850.
Pope, 10 u. m. Wednesday; Wolf (old).
Queen City, 1880 Kotcher. $3.50; Or
ion, 1870, Hanna, Jr, Major 1880; on
tarlo. Alex. Thompson. Gordon, z:4O;
Wiekwirs. Jr, slo. Empire .Clty.
quincy shaw, 8; Pathfinder. sagamore,
5;ios w l.. Brown. 4; Choctaw. 40
Wawatam. 7:40; w. A, Rogers, 81. Paul.
Berwind, 8; All Mitchell, S:40i Linn, .;
Leuty and consort. y;4S; Helen G.. llle.
Down: Malietoa, Earring, 1870 p. m,
Morrell. l.l0; French, 1870:
Seneca, s:l5. America. $3.50: w,nona.
240. qayley. 3i15; Minneapolis, 53 Jex
aud eonsort. Impoco. SEQ: PenooscoI
Joliet, ,rOasois; Fitch; MAITLAND lila TSi-
1850 w eahesaay Stephenson,
Fritz. 2:s0; Munro 4: Maruba. Bell. g.;
Leonard. Miller. $40; Parent. Town
send, s.; Butler. 1920; Genoa, 7:i0i Du-
igth. King and eonsort Morgan, Jr''
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Aug. 10.
Up: Ball Bros, Coulby. 1890 .. m.
wednesday,; Fairbsirn. Manitou. IA
2:30; Seimens. 3:30; Pere Marquette.
Palmer. s; Anna Minch. Watt. Mar
sala, g.
Doric. s p. IN. Wednesday; Dinkey.
1890: Boland. IL; Marina, MAZDA, 1880:
stanton, 1890; Laughlin, $3.50; Denmark.
barth Helvia, Norris. $40; Superior
City. s; John Donaldson. 6;30; Pressure
Isle, 1880; Maricopa. Manda. Sullivan, 8;
umbria. Olcott, $3.50; Widner, Maunaloa,
3; Schiller, 10; selwood. IL; Cort. Neeb-
ing Zenith City, 1880
Down: Burston. D. m. "Wednesday;
Stadacona. Fryer. 2; Midland King.
$3.50: Bessemsr, Byrn Mawr, Ellwood,
4 Mckinney 5: Gates. $40: Nipigon,
Middlesex. -. o. Mills, $3.50.
Griffin, $3.50 D IN. Wednesday; PEN
dennis White. II; McGregor. Chester
Jones. 1890; Eads. Darlington. 1850;
Baker Meaford. 8; Utley, 3:30; Shen-
andoah. Granada. Northern King. 4:
Houghton, $3.50; Wexford. Calumet.
$50. Mary Elphicke. Minnesota, Cole,
g: Collingwood, $40; Pontiac, q; YAM
tic, $50: Huronic, Hill. $3.50; Corey. 10;
Michigan. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
DIED..


CLEMAiAN-Aug 8. at his daughters
residence. Mrs James Burke. 50
BrookIyn-ave., James, father OF Jas.
Jr., Mrs Jas Burke and Mrs. Frank
Bennett, OF Detroit; Mrs. Jas Jaynes,
OF Los Angeles. and Miss TillY, OF
winnipeg Manitoba. Funeral Frida y
from residence at sac and Holy Trim :
ity church at O'Clock. Burial pri-
vate.
GOSTAGE=At Detroit sanitarilm. J..
A., beloved husband OF Mrs Annie
Gostage, father OF Misses QeorgieNnd
Alma, Mrs J. T.. Hayes and the late
Mrs Nellie Wellington Funeral from
residence, III Twenty-third-st., at 2
D. m Friday. Aug. IL, Port Huron
papers please copy
HOLLAND--Mary Irene entered into
rest az residence, 37s Park View-ave
Beloved daughter of Eva t and
Henry Holland. sister of Murisl Jean
Holland and Alfred T. Bennett. age
20 lnterment at Evergreen ceme-
terry Friday afternoon. Cleveland pa
pers please copy
MUELLER--At Clawson, Julia, below
Ell neither Of FeIn and Ethel Mueller,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Fierz, sister OF Mrs. Anthony Ibbot-
son Otto Fierz, William Fierz. OF
Royal Oak, and Mrs V. Layman. OF
Algonac Funeral Friday at y. IN.
from residence.
.. 1911, Helen a, be-
loved mother OF j w. Vaughan and
Mrs Mary H. Spencer. Funeral Ser
vices at residence, 80 Watson-st., Fri
day at 10 a. m Interment at Eaton
Rapids
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
SAYS RELICS" ARE BALD FAKES
Salt Lake City Expert Gives Opinion
of prehistoric Finds"

DIR. j. K. Talmage, OF the Deserest
museum, Salt Lake City, has sent TO
Detroit an exhaustive report of his
views concerning the prehistoric rel
les" which have been unearthed at
various times during the past few
years in the vicinity OF Detroit, and
which Dr. Talmage declares to be
bald fakes"
DR.. Talmage, who Is one of the
archaeologic and scientific authorities
or the country, came to Detroit in
June and made personal investigation
Of the relics. Hlj written opinion ex-
pressed In perfectly plain English, CO.
incides absolutely with that OF Prof
Frederick Starr, OF Chicago, who was
in Detroit on the same mission a fort
night ago. DR.. Talmage goes into the
matter very thoroughly and while.
with other experts. says he believes
that the Rev. James Savage and other
persons in Detroit who possess collec-
tions OF these relics. are innocent vic
tins, he does not hesitate to declare
that there are other persons engaged
In the wholesale taking" who do not
live thousand miles away from the
seat of the finds"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
THREE DETR0ITERs ARRESTED;
ONE SAYS THEY STOLE AUTO
Give Their Names to st. Louis Police
As Earl Ayres, Albert Phillips
and William Justen,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 10.-Three
men were arrested yesterday evening
at Broad and Warren-st, after cross
country trip OF three weeks from De-
troit, Mich, in an Automobile which
one of the men admits was stolen
there July 20.
The men are Earl Ayers, 23 years
old. of No. "a Lyman-pL. Detroit; Al
bert Phillips, Fl years old, OF No. ~
Pollard-pl., Detroit, and William JUS
ten, 20 years old, whose Detroit adj
dress the police have not learned.
Patrolmen Borders and Reinwald
arrested the men on the description OF
the machine which had been furnished
by the Detroit police, Ayers who was
acting as chauffeur. denied that the
car was stolen. saying that 1t was his
fathers machine and that he was TAX.
ing his friends on little trip. JUS
ten. after being questioned by Lieut..
Mcnamara, broke down and admitted
that they stole the machine from in
front OF VOLTS Riverview park at
Detroit, July 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-10
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Stanley Bozyk, rs years, Solvay hos
pital, tctanus from injuries to Leg.
Julia Glamby. ~ years. al Clinton,
senility.
Elecia Armstrong. So years, s4s Four
teenth. dropsy.
Margaret Reilly. 70 years. % Ro-
meyn, sarcoma
Edith b. Pickard. years. 445 Wa
bash, pneumonia,
Mary A. Neuhauser, IS years. 13l. Mo-
ran cirrhosis Of liver,
f. l.. Cleator. 81 years, ST. Mary's
hospital, fractured spine.
ARotas Piecuh, IL years Id st. Joseph,
tubercular meningitis.
Rensaler G. Fuller. 6s years. 237
Twenty second, pericarditis.
Jessie b Grover, III years. st. Mary's
hospital. cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Nicholas Schar. months. 36s Frank
lin, loba pneumonia.
Eleanor G. Cory. rs years, 81 Wood
land, obstruction OF bowels
Arthur A. Fitch. 81 years. Grace hos
pital. crushing Injuries TO chest.