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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-12

FARRELL-On February 10, 1913. James
beloved son of the late Lawrence and
Mary Farrell tnee Selby).
Relatives and friends are kindly ~ :
vited to attend the funeral from haf
late residence, 2S7 Warren street on
Thursday, February IS, at $3.50 u. N.
10 st. Joseph's Church, where q Ing
Mass Of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of his soul. Interment in Gene
terry Holy Sepulchre.
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34th Street

Showing of an exclusive selection of Womens
Lingerie Cotton Wolfe, Embroidered Net, Fancy
Crepe Eponge Linen and Crash Suits for Southern
Dresses of Cotton Crash with coored border
and drawn work combined. $50
Smartly tailored Linen Dresses in two distinc-
tive models. lZ.5u
One-piece Linen Dresses with plaited lawn
frill All colors 7.S5
Dresses in variety OF models and materials
including Cotton Crepon and Wolfe
1850, 1875 to $500
Afternoon Dresses of Brocaded and Plain
Charmeuse, effectively trimmed with lace and
chiffon 55.OU
Evening Dresses OF Chiffon with crystal en-
broidercd tunic and bodice 3Z.5U
Special Sale.
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HEMSTREET--At Bloomfield. February
Hemstreet, aged "a years,
Funeral services from the home OF
her daughter, Mrs Samuel Harvey, ).
Walnut street. on Thursday. February
10. az > 80 o'clock. Interlnent at Rose
dale Cemetery.
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CHALMERS Monday. February 10,
1913. Nathaniel. beloved husband or
Jane Chalmers meg Brady, Sussex
ilrenue East OranEe
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cADMUs- North Plaindeld. n. J.
Anna j., wife of the late Frederick
cadmus, in her sixty year, u
craig place.
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ecHEEL--on Tuesday, February II
1918. John r., dearly beloved nuspa a.ia
Sc years S months 4 days
Relatives and friends. also Genera
Runyon Council No. 233, Jr. o; y.
NJ. and the Hay Foundry and Iron.
workers Mutual Benefit Association o.
Newark. n J.. are kindly invited e
attend the funeral on Thursday: FEB
ruarv IS. 1913. from his late residence
IA South Eighteenth street. at $50 p
N. Interment in Woodland Cemetery
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CHALMERS-At East Orange. n. ].
February TO- 1913, Martha A. Chalmers
nee Lees, widow of Hugh Chalmers
in her I'D year. at her late residence
- CrA Word street
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cORr-On Tuesday February H.. 1918,
Nary Cort fnee Anderson, beloved wife
Of George 5. Cort, $40 Thirteenth ave
nue..
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McKELLAR-Died, February TO- 1913, at
his residence 800 Clifton avenue, Wood,
side. Archibald Mcclellan, aged %
wears,
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DELANEY February 10. 1913, Mary
Delaney (nee Gibney). widow of Patrick
Delaney. formerly of Chestnut street
aa4 Bergen street
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u1-IJ,EN-At Bloomfield n. j., Feb
ruary II, 1913, Margaret Mullen
aged "A years, 26S Montgomery
street.
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PEARCE-0n February 10, 1913, William
Henry. husband of Jennie Stratton
Pearce. 1101s Blocker street.
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p MSAUER-Entered into rest on
Wednesday. February II, 1871 Anna
beloved wife of the late Jacob Ram
saiier (nee CHRISTI. aged 81 years,
100 Badger avenue
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DEATHS

BRADY February II, 1913 at his
late residence. PIG Norfolk street, Der
nard j., beloved husband of Mary
BradY lnee Meathl.
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a short illness, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary H. 1913. Richard NJ. Erler. aged
90 years months IS days. beloved nus
band of Caroline Erler tnee Wiede-
green). $50 North Seventh street.
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BURNS-On February 10. 1913, John
Burns, formerly Of Orange.
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CLIFFORD-On February Q, 1918, Thorn
as Clifford, % st. Francis street.
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manufacturers TO- 1918, at his resi-
dence. G17 North Seventh street. New
ark. James e.. beloved husband or Eiiz-
nheth. and son of Hannah and the late
Thomas Hewitt. aged 46 years.
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ELLIs-on February Il, 1913, William
Stanley, son of John II. and Clara
Ellis, aged II years, 1871 Fourth street,
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HAGGERTY-On February IL, 1913
at her late residence, 50l Soutf
Fourteenth street, Ann Haggefty
late Patrick Haggerty.
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FRAzER-On February u, 1918,
Grace Dearey. beloved child Of Jo-
seph and Bertha Frazer tnee tera-
dav1. aged Is months, 81 Pacific
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HBATH-on February TO- 1913. Frank
his sd year 800 Sixth avenue.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter OF Herman b. Van clege,
bankrupt. In bankruptcy. Petition for
discharge.
To the Honorable Judges Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of New Jersey:
Herman b. Van CleYe, Of Montclair in
the County Of Essex and state OF New Jer-
say, IN said District, respectfully represents
that on the seventeenth day OF December
last past he was duly adjudged BANKRUPT
under the acts OF Congress relating 10 bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all
his property aud rights of property, and has
fully complied with all the requirements OF
said acts and of the orders Of the Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays tint he may be de-
creed br the Court to hive full discharge
ron all dabz movable AGAINST his estaf"
under said bankrupt acts. except such
dents as sIe excepted by law from steh
Dated this sixth day OF February, A. D.
HERMAN b. VAN CLEVE.
Bankrupt.
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District of New Jersey. IS.
l. Joseph Hoffman and Abraham Hoffman,
the above-named petitioners do solemnly
swear that the statements made by us in
the foregoing petition are true
A. HOFFMAN,
JOSEPH HOFFMAN.
Subscribed and. sworn to before me this
fifth day Of February A. d. 1913.
- ANNA NJ. MARTIN,
Notary Public Of n. J.
ORDER or NoTfCia ~'IEREON.
On this tenth day of February, A. d.
MA on reading the foregoing petition It is
ordered by the Court thai herring be had
l. D. 1918 before said Court. az Tren-
ION In said District at ten-thirty o'clock in
he forenoon. and that notice thereof be pub,
lisbed in Newark Evening Star and AdNer-
.iser a newspaper printed In said District.
md that all known creditors and other per
IONS in interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause if any they hove
Nhv the prayer of the said petitioners should
Ana II is TURNER ordered by the court thai
o all known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed 70 them at their
oiaces OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Joseph Cross, Judge
the said court and the seal thereof at
Trenton in said District. on the tenth day
of February, A. d. 1913.
GEORGE T. CRANMER.
Deputy.
John g. stamIer
Solicitor
: n"s copy GEORGE 7. cRANMER.
s''i Per BENJAMIN F. uAvENs
Deputy.
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KRACH-At Bloomfield, ON February Il.
1918 August. husband OF Gottlieb
Krach,
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, 296 Berkeley avenue on Friday
terment at Bloomfield Cemetery
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sAIITH--On February II. Mary A. Smith.
Relatives friends and members of the
Rosary Society of st. Johns Church;
are kindly invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. Alice Nuguent (nee smith, 23T
Iittleton avenue. on Friday. February
II. at o a. M, to st. Antoninus's Church.
where a Solemn High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of his
soul. 1nterment in Cemetery Holy
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District of New Jersey, ss.
T. Herman 3. Van CleYe, the above-naned
petitioner, do solemnly swear that the state
ments made BY me in the foregoing petition
a'9 HERMAN B. VAN cLEvE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
sixth day Of February a. D 1918.
TSeall EDMUND s. JOHNSON
Notary Public of New Jersey.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON
on this tenth day of February A. ID.
1913 on reading the foregoing petition it is
,r,ieref i,v the Court fhsi he4fihe he -
upon the same on the seventh day of April.
4 d. 1913, before said Court at Trenton
said District. at ten-thlrty o'clock in The
orenoon. and that notice thereof be pub
ffeoed in Newark Evening star and Adver-
User q newspaper printed in said District
fnd that all known creditors and other per
ons IN interest may appear at the said time
WY the prayer Of the said petitioner should
-at be granted
nd il is further ordered by the Conr'
hat the Referee in Bankruptcy shall send
=. mall 10 all known creditors copies o.
aid petition and this order. addressed t.
witness the Honorable Joseph Cross Judge
OF the said Court and the seal thereof. at
Trenton in said District, on the tenth day
of February, A. ID. 1913.
GEORGE T. cRANMER,
feeall Clerk
''' per BENJAMIN T. HAvENs.
Deputy
Tenant 4 Haight,
Solicitors.
. - GEORGE I cRANA1ER.
lSeaii Per BENJAMIN r. .HAvEN is'A'
Deputy.
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SLoWEY-on February Il, 1913, Henry
r.. beloved son of the late John and
Elizabeth Slowey.
vited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of his sister. Mrs. Nathaniel
Addison, No. 50 Boston street, on
Thursday. February 49, at a. m. TO
St Joseph's Church, where q Solemn Z
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment
I'm the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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STEYENS-At West Orange. n J.. on
Monday. February 10 1913 Mary f..
daughter Of the late James and Mary
Stevens 10 Elm street.
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WEAKLEY-on Monday, February 10.
1913 at her late residence. Maiden
lane Augusta, beloved wife Of Napoleon
Weakley (nee Frances).
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WoMEN'S HOSIERY

Black Thread Silk Stockings.-extra reinforced
heels. soles and toes, guaranteed; medium weight
value 22s, 1.50
forced heels soles and toes value lis CSC
Thread Silk Stockings with double tops, rem
Thread Silk Stockings with double cotton tops,
heels soles and toes Black only. 65c
value a5c
Medium Weight Isle Stocking -extra rein
forced heels. soles and toes Black or Tan sos
value 75C
Silk Lisle Stockings with double tops, rein
forced heels soles and toes. Black, White and
Tan Vaue '0e' 5oc
Black Cotton Lise Stockings with double
tops reinforced value &c., Csc
18th Street 25rd Stree
New York
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SOMERVILLE-On Wednesday. Feb
ruarv 12. 1918. at the residence Of
her parents. SO James street. Mary
beloved child of James NJ. and
Helen Somerville (nee Hannigan)
aged / year 2 months.
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STBINHART-On February 10. 1913.
Herman. beloved husband of Mare
Steinhart (nee McCormack1. aged 80
years. 40 North Second street, East
Newark.
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FINE EMBROIDERIEs

Much Below Regular Prices
Will be continued for the remainder OF the week
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Joseph Hoffman and Abra-
ham Hoffman individually and as part
ners trading as J. a A. Hoffman, bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy. Petition for dis
charge.
To the Honorable Judges of the District
Court of the United States for the Distric
of New Jersey:
Joseph Hoffman and Abraham Hoffman.
Individually and as partners, trading as ]. e
A. Hoffman. of Newark, in the County Of
Essex and State OF New Jersey, in said Dis
trfct respectfully represent that ON the
twenty-third day of December last past they
were duly adiudged Rankrupts under the acts
Of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that they
have duly surrendered all their property ana
rights of property. and have fully complied
with all the requirements of said acts and
47f the orders of the Court touching their
bankruptcy.
Wherefore they. pray that they may be de
creed BIZ the Court to have full discharge
from ali debts provable against their estate
under said bankrupt acts, except such
ebts as are excepted by law from sue
Dated this nth day Of February, A. D.
4. HOFFMAN.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN.
Ron
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sAfITH--At Orange. n. T.. February
y. 1913, Albridge clinton Smith.
IN his Gath year.
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WESTERvELT-On February II, 1913.
Harvey c.. beloved husband of Maud
Gould Westervet and son of William
II. and Louise M. Westervelt, aged 80
wears
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BLACK & coLoRED DRESS GOODS

$500 yards Imported French Wool Serge
NAVY Blue and Black so inches wide 85c yd.
value $50
$500 yards Black Broadcloth, -sponged and
shrunk 81 inches wide.
1876 yd. value 2.25 LIS yd value z7o
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WASH DRESS FABRICS.
For Spring, 1913.

TOT spring, Is1o
1880 yards of Fancy Printed Crepe, also
complete line of plain colors, White or Black s.
inches wide. value -'e' loc yu-
White Lingerie Batiste,-light sheer weight.
value ssc, 21c yd-
White Mercerized India Linon. special finish.
value 2sc, 18c yd.
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woRTs--On February TO- 1918, Mary,
beloved wife of the late Peter Worts,
37la Paramount avenue.
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lanes McCreerv & Co
34th Street 23rd Street
On Thursday February 18th.

On Thursday. February 18th
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| District of New Jersey, ss.
| 7. Herman B. Van Cleve. the above-named
| petitioner do solemnly swear that the state
ments made BY me in the foregoing peuuon
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
VOLUME
OF BUSINESS
ON EXCHANGE
Prices Hold Firm Today and the
Market Reflects Fair
ly Strong Tone
BEST PRICES MADE
IN THE FIRST HOUR
Acknowledgement Issues Favor.
able Statement for Distri.
button Of G.. p. II. Stock

(CopyFight. 1913, By The New York.
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK. Juno 25.-The only
important news announcement OF the
day came almost at the close of busi-
ness. In the shape OF the attorney
generals statement. after a confer
ence with the Union Pacific officers,
that prospects for agreement, on the
latest expedient proposed for distrib-
uting the Southern Pacific stock, were
favorable.
The market had no opportunity to
reflect any favorable turn in the sit.
uation, II such a turn has come.
Business was in small volume to-
day, but prices held Arm and the
STOCK market as a whole reflected a
falriy strong tone. There was no
pressure to sell, and except for the
weakness in Chesapeake & Ohio,
which declined rather sharply. the
general list held well.
Union Pacific, which opened at q
loss OF Ia point, advanced to lat on
fairly good buying. Then there was
reaction, and in the late trading the
stock declined fractionally with the
rest OF the market. The best prices
OF the day were made in the first hour,
when the market was fairly active.
In the last hour the movement was
dull and uninteresting.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26

At an elevation of 100 feet at sea
Port Arthur and Collingwood, Ont.
the horizon Is a little more than 10
miles away.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
WATER BOARD
ANSWERS SUIT
OF EXEMPT
Claims That AS Separate Cor
pOratiOn 1t Isn't Under Civil
Service Jurisdiction
ACT NOT YET IN EFFECT
is ANOTHER ALLEGATION
H. A. HOLSTER, Dismissed Park
Overseer, Also Takes Case
to Court

Answer to petitions OF 13 dis
charged employees Of the water board,
asking that the board be mandamused
to reinstate them. was fled IN the
county clerks office. Wednesday. The
position taken by the board Is that
In the first place. the men were not
employees of the city. the water board
being a separate corporation, and so
did not come under the provisions OF
the recent civil service amendment to
the city charter.
And in the second place, 1t Is as
serted that in any case the amend
ment does not go into effect till the
charter commission shall have CLASH
fed all ofices and positions OF en-.
ployment under the city government.
Most Of the allegations Of the com.
plainants as to facts are admitted, but
the one that they were discharged
without cause, Is emphatically denied.
The reason assigned In the answer
Is that It was for the more efhctent
management Of the business connect
ed with the board Of water commits
sioners."
plication Is set for Thursday. -,
Roswell A. HOLSTER. former over
seer OF Belle Isle, and one OF the men
discharged, June 3, under the direc-
ton of Commissioner William T. Dust.
filed an application In the circuit
court before Judge Murphy, Wednes-
day, for writ to compel Dust to
show cause why he discharged Hol-
lister, and to rescind his action
The petition alleges that HOLSTER
was illegally deprived OF his position,
In view Of the civil service amend
ment. 1t quotes HOLSTERS letter OF
dismissal as follows:
Mr.. X. A. HOLSTER:
Dear Sir-I beg leave to In
form you that by direction OF
Commissioner Dust, your SERVICES
will be dispensed with on and az
ter this date.
(Signed)
H. w. BUSCH,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
DIVES IN FRONT
OF CAR; KILLED
Polish Farmer, DespOndent from
Ill-health, Commits Sui
eide Near BEDFORD

A Polish farm hand, who had work
ed for a week for George Houghton,
on the latter's farm two miles east OF
BEDFORD, dived headlong In front of an
interurban car near the farm, Tues
day noon, and was instantly killed, his
spine being crushed and internal in
juries inflicted.
Justice Northrop, of BEDFORD, and
Coroner Burgess, both OF whom inves-
tigated the case, are satisfied that the
case was a plain one Of suicide.
The man was known to his employ
ers only as John" He spoke little
English, but stated that he had a
brother living somewhere In Detroit
Justice Northrop turned the body over
TO Coroner Burgess, who Is holding II
in the county mogue and attempting
10 locate relatives or friends OF the
man.
The coroner learned that the man
was sitting on log beside the tracks
as the interurban car approached, and
that he suddenly dived headlong IN
front OF the car. which tossed him
nearly 80 feet, crushing his spine. He
was dead when picked up.
He Is described as about 40 years
old, feet IL inches tall, weighing
$50 pounds, and with thick, dark
brown hair. thin face, and evidently
tubercular. His employer stated that
the man had a bad cough, and Cor
oner Burgess figures that despon'
dency over ill-health caused him to
end bis life.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
Is men ESCAPE
BAD FOREST FIRE
Many Unconscious When Train
On Which Dash Is Made,
Reaches Safety Zone

MARINETTE. Wis.,, June 25. Six
teen men who fought back forest fires
about a lumber camp in Oconte county
are safe today after a thrilling dash
through a mile and half of flames
on a lumber train. The men fought
the flames until the camp was entire
ly surrounded by fire. Then. board.
ing the train. they made a dash for
safety. Many were unconscious when
the train passed into the unburned
zone ----r--~~,s
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26

will make separate agreement with
the ID. u. r. TO take care OF the inter
urban cars, provided the ordinance II
accepted.
Aid. Edward Barnett. member ol
the franchise committee. declared
Wednesday morning that he would
not promise the mayor or any Other
person to support the Marx plan.
II have not looked at the plan and
do not intend to-" said Barnett. 81
will sit as a member OF the committee
and listen to the discussions. | will
form my own opinion of the ordinance
without prejudice to either side, al
ways keeping In mind the fact that
the Third ward, which represent
gave the municipal ownership propo
sition the largest majority OF any
ward In the city. II the mayor ia
right in this matter ! am with him;
II he is wrong. | am against him. The
mayor has no strings on me, although
/ understand that some members ri
the council are tied up to him hand
and foot"
Mayor Marx was in a jubilant mood
Wednesday morning.
II am receiving assurances from all
sides that the people are with me In
this fight, and will support my ordi
nance" said the mayor. Municipal
ownership advocates and others who
are afraid that an ordinance at this
time might interfere with our munici
pal plans, are assuring me that the
ordinance safeguards the city's rights
and that 1t is really a step towards
municipal ownership.
In the public hearings the weak
points In the measure. II there are
any, will be brought out. These can
be ironed out and when we are
through we will have measure that
Is absolutely right and one that can
be enforced"
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
HARTMAN LINE HEAD
MAY REVEAL LOBBY

WASHINGTON. June 25.-Judge
Robert s. Lovett. head Of the Harri
man railroad lines, will appear before
a specially called meeting tonight OF
the senate lobby investigating com
mittee. Lovett was called in response
to the Norris resolution to make a
statement covering his recent asser
ton that he had been approached by
emissaries in New York. urging that
he Join a railroad lobby here.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
Girl Convicted Of Theft.

Ruth Brown, rather pretty, charged
with stealing $5s from Leander Carl
son, a mature Lothario whom she met
on the streets. was convicted in Judge
Phelans court, Wednesday afternoon,
and remanded for sentence.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
Accuses Wife and Doctor.

Mrs. Maude Ozias, of No. 1T Ad-
ams-ave. east, and DR.. E. E. Ray, of
No. So Winder-st., were arr0igned be-
fore Justice Jeffries, Wednesday noon,
on statutory charge preferred by the
woman's husband, Waite G. Ozias.
Their case was adjourned for one
week.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-26
"BACK TO THE FARM"
COMMENCEMENT ADVICE

SAGINAW, Mich, June 25.-(Spe-
ciaD-State Superintendent Of Public
instruction l.. L. Wright told grad
yates OF Saginaw County Normal
school to buy farms, be magnates or
the future and help lower the cost OF
living.