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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03
Noyes Place

Mrs w H. Bush Noyes Place
Augusta, Me. says. "Doans Kidney
pills proved to be all that is claimed
for them i'm my case. ! TOOK them
about a year ago for a terrible pain
across the small of my back and
through my kidneys II is surprising
how quickly they cured me. / noticed
relief after the first few doses. Since
then, when | have felt any symptoms
of a return of kidney trouble. / have
taken a few doses Of Doan's Kidney
Pills and they have corrected the an
noyance. The statement ! gave about
Doan's Kidney Pills several years
ago was entirely correct [ got this
remedy at Wills r. Partridge's Drug
Store and | am glad to confirm what
l have previously said about it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03
Augusta People Tell 1t:
Bowman Street

Everett A. Shaw, blacksmith, Bow
man St. Augusta, Me, says "You
may continue publishing my former
endorsement of Doans Kidney Pills
They are certainly a good kidney medi
cine. Every now and then ! bad Sc
we're attacks of backache They Were
not bad enough to lay me up. but
they made me miserable while they
lasted. In some way l heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and began TAX
ing them. They gave me quick relief
Since then whenever | have used
them, the results have been satisfac-
tory"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03
Gage Place

William : Keene, , Gage Place. Au-
guSta, Me. says The public state
ment | made some years ago regard
ing Doans Kidney Pills is correct IN
every particular and | am very glad
to verify it at this time, For a year
and a half | was troubled terribly By
a kidney weakness and | did not seem
to get rid of it. There was a dull,
heavy ache in the small Of my back
and after | sat down for "a short time,
il was hard for me to get up. had
little control over the kidney secre-
tions and this weakness made me, get
up at night I happened To read about
Doans Kidney Pills and one day
went to Willis Il. Partridge $ Drug
Store and got box expected some
relief but did not think that it was
possible that they would help me so
greatly BY the time | had finished
the box, | was rid of the trouble"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03

Mrs y. Grazer. of Los Angeles.
keeps siNtY-three pet dogs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03

America fly paper sells in great
quantities in Vladivostok, Siberia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-03

nov13. M .53t
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
DIED


FRANK-July ls. Da.id Asel 50 years
beloved father Of F,lias. Bertha and
Hedwig Frank, Mrs. J. Tooin. Isidor
Frank Of Cleveland. and Berthoid
from residence. Sgs Cass-aye.. Friday
at l y. m. Burial private. kindly
omit flowers
SCHW EITZBERGER-J &C. MARY.
aged 81 years. widow OF the late Au-
gust Schweitzberger, and daughter Of
Mrs Fredri"a KammerhOh aud sister
OF Mrs. Smell. Funeral from he
mothers residence 50 jay Friday
az m.
COUILLARD--July 10. Celia. aged 30
wears. beloved wife OF John Couiilarl,
mother Of Maud Adore, Mrs ~.
Campbell Henry, Mrs c campbell
George. Lillian. Alma OF Detroit ana
FRANK. OF Baker, Mont Funeral Fri
DAY from residence, go Hamilton p
ave. FRIDAY AZ ] 30 r. M. and NculH 2
Baptist church az o'clock Burial
AZ WoOdmere
GESSERT-July 10. Gertrude aged 8
years, AT parents. home. lAil -ttol-
comb beloved daughter OF August
b"ssert and Louisa, nee Maurcr. Fun
Sr9i FRIDAY. o'clock from residence,
$50, from II Thomas L.uthec
church. corner Fisher and Chaplin.
ORLOFSK July Il, 1913. Elmer b. p
loved son OF August and Mory Orlof-
ske, aged wears Funeral from rsa, .
fencc. Fl Newbcrry ST, Friday. 1 80
y. m.
SWANDECK--Iuly 10 1919. at MS resi-
dence, 2Q66 Harper-sve.. aged SO years
months, Frank. beloved husband OF
Christina Swand-ck and beloved son
OF Stanisl1us and Mary Swandcck and
dear brother OF Mrs. Ignace Nettke
Mrs John Secfelt. John .'wandrck
John Bolkeu ana stephen SwHnde" X
Funeral saturday morning at 500
o'clock from residence aud to the
Church OF the Nativity OF our Lord
az o'clock. standard time. Inter
ment AZ Mt. Olivet cemetery,
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
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ORDINANCE No, 4O-A.

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend Section 6
or Chapter 62 of the Compiled o. ~
nances OF the City Of Detroit for the
year 1912
1t Is hereby ordained by the people
ef the City of Detroit
So OF the Compiled Ordinances Of tho
city OF Detroit for the year 1912 be
amended so as to read as follows
-, secticn g. In al cases except those
mentioned, sidewalks shall be of uni
form width of feet except sidewalks
hereafter laid constructed or repaired
on the north side OF Porter street, or.
south sides OF Rose street, oppos te
Macomb Park, on the north side OF Al
bertus place between Dequindre stree!
nd st Aubin avenue on the north side
Hastings streets on the north side If
Guoin street, between walker street
and Mcpousall avenue. on the east and
west sides of Jefferson court between
jefferson avenue and Fort street tex
tended; on the east side OF Spring vel 3
avenue, between West Jefferson avenue
and south street, on the north and south
sides of Graham street between Caro-
line street and Wabash railroad. on the
cast and west sides Of Gilman avenue
between Fort street and NJ c. r. Il
right of-way, the first street north ~
Marston avenue, between ST. AUbin
avenue and Fordyce avenue, and also on
the east and west sides Of Ford ave.
nGe. between West Jefferson avenue
and NJ. c. r. r.. also on the east and
west sides OF l.afferty place, ON
Howard street 10 the NJ. G.. n r right
of-way, and also on the east and west
sides OF West End avenue, south Of
West Jefferson avenue (Also on the
south side OF Barron street from si.Cy
west OF JarVes street to Dearborn ave
nue), ON the east and west sides OF
Lyle street, north Of Pulaski avenue
eEd on the north and south sides OF 81
Josefats court, also on the east de
OF Roby place. side Lot - from Med
bury avenue. south 23949 feet also on
the north and south sides Of Lambic
lace. between Twenty third street and
alley east Of said street; also on the
north and south sides of silver street
between West End and Springwells
avenuss, shall be OF uniform width OF
four feet; and on the west side OF
Springwells avenue between Foot
street and Wabash railroad. on CAGES
street. from Carbon street TO Wabash
railroad on Dey street from Carbon
steet 10 Barron street. on Dupont
street from Herkimer street TO Wabash
railroad; also on the north side -
Lafayette avenue. beginning at the in
torsection OF said avenue with Lawn
dale avenue east 10 the first alley IN
I.awndale avenue, also en- the north
and south sides Of Barry street. where
same shall be OF uniform width OF NO
feet; and on the north side OF Winder
street. between DoJulndrs street and
-. Aubin avenue. also on the east side
OF Hastings street between Cantield
and Garfield side Lot on north side Of
st Josefats court; from Hastings
street 20 rect east ana on the nptt1
alley south sides OF Krakow place. be-
tween Garfield and Forest avenues.
running west from Rivard street to
Rivard farm line. where same shall he
OF uniform width OF three feet.
Section > This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved July IL. 1919.
OSCAR r. MARX
Mayor
Attest.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
Aha. (Offcial paperf pleHse copy)
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
DEATHS

Clarence Is LImburger Grace hos
pital - years, tetauus, Helen hudck
Ia Pollard, year summer diarrhoea
Emily l. Cornell. pa Bttriin9amc -
Hancock. % years, cerebral haemorr-
mage Frederick Steinbrecker. ProvI-
deLce hospital o. years peritonltis.
George BedG0w, IL Hale. 60 years. mi
trail lnsuffciency, Kaminke Wloykov.
67- Franklin. months. entero colitis.
years. heart disease, Harold l. Will
Jams. 3l2 Erskinc months entero CO.
Its Grace H. Moore 26S Cicotte :
months mitral iusufhciency. T. or
lofSke SclvaX hospital, years. inquest
pending Dcliah i McCurdy. 704 Lin
Ross 49, McGTdw 50 years. senility:
Ida Dawson, Grace hospital. IS years.
cerebral hacmorrhage; Genofcfa Pc
six S2S Palmer, 10 months. meningitis.
George Zlttel. Eloise. Mich. 20 years.
nephritis Wesley r. smith. 112 Mul-
lett 81 ars,-intestinal obstruction
RoderiCk Kont Childrdn's Free hospl-
tai 4 months dvsentery Nichoia
Rrang 265 Leland rs years, t1bercu-
hsis Thomas Wilhelm, Is Hastings /
year commissions Mary Hummel egl
East Willis J months. entcro colitls.
Juan InRlis. Grace hospital. % years
feus Marie Skweitz. al East Ferry
Swandeck 20et Harper. 3e ycnrs. tn
berculosis. RodEcr Rauton, Children's
Free hospital. s months dyScntcry
John Rooney. 81 Baker. 60 wears. ne
phritfs Vincent Muszc2ynskt IS Pol
lard months. cholera infantum
acute gastritbs. George q Van Alstine
I4q Harper g. vears-apopieNv. Frank
Hicks Grace hospital % years. burns
10 body.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
REFUSES CHANCE
TO KILL HIMSELF
Maynaert Tries All Ways of
Suicide, but Passes Up Offer
of Court

Philip Maynaert who rooms at No.
S47l2 Frankiin-st, made three sepa-
rate attempts to end his life, Wednes-
day, when he became respondent be-
cause Title, the chambermaid. with
whom he was infatuated. elopd with
an &c man.
Philip thought that whisky would
be slow but sure death II he drank
enough He acquired only spectac.
ular drunk.
An effort TO shoot himself was un.
successful He couldn't get up the
nerve TO pull the trigger, and decided
that he would pse poison.
Purchasing u pound OF arsenic. ne
went 10 his rooming.hous left the
poison on the hall rack. and stepped
into his room TO write farewell note
The landlady found the poison. and
called the police.
Motorcycle officer Morrow locked
Maynaert up in Elmwood station as a
drunk. Maynaert tried 10 hang him.
self TO the bars of his cell, using his
suspender for a rope. The doorman
cut him down
Thursday morning, Justice aGiney
demanded 10 know whethtr Mayuaert
still felt suicidal Maylaert said he
didn't know whether he wanted 10 die
or not.
All right" said Justice Gainey,
brusquely. Officer Gleiwitzer, take
this man out in the park and give him
your gun He wants TO kill himself
Be careful that he doesn't shoot any
body else. and don't let him make
too mussy Job OF It.
Philip turned pale, and said that he
was quite positive that he did not
care about dying. after all. The judge
let him go
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES

william c. Daugherty. 81, Detroit,
Ella Milligan. Is. st Louis
j Cline Lehman, %, Dayton, o.. Ma
RE ltansomcr q, Detroit
Adelbcrt Tate. 81; Marie Nelson, %
Herman Scnroll, "a Florence Noet-
eel, q.
John +. Beauman, %. Detroit: Dora
Abderegg. 26, West BEND
Joseph Gaydos, 20 Josephine Carney.
Is
Arthur Holmes 80, Cleveland. O.:
Louise strauss. &c. same.
Robert l.. Rorick. 81, Pearl Stete 3D.
Abraham Leihbcrg. "a Rose Berko-
witt, 20.
Hamilton Mccoy, 80. Lucinda Jack
son, 50.
William Fuller %; Ella schrimshaw.
20.
Thomas Roland %, Highland Park
Pearl Murcer. 20 same
Leon kowalskl, 49, Mara Puzynka.
"a.
Ray Bradley, 25: Sadie Baker. 90
John Kusz. 81, Victoria Pakulinka,
20
Charles Andexler, 81, Cleveland. o.:
Ma bel McGary. 1s Detroit
Fred SchAuss. 90 Toledo o.: Dor
othy White. 90. same.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
MISSING GIRL OF Is ON
AUTO RIDE WITH MAN

Florence Kreger l6 years old, will
face Judge Hubert In the Juvenile
court on a complaint. fled Wednes-
day. charging her with being a jul
venile delinquent The girl had been
missing from her home for six weeks.
On Wednesday, she was arrested by
Officer John Churchill while she was
riding in an auto with Frank Drouin,
30 years old. OF No. 497 Dix.aye.
Drouin was also taken into GUS
tody, but was released. Thursday
morning after satisfying the police
that he had met the girl only a short
time before. and taken her for a ride.
He had been drinking, but investiga-
ti&S showed, Capt. Breault says, that
he did not furnish drinks TO the girl,
and had not contributed TO her de-
linQuency
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

demand that It be tested while he Is
alive
How shall Wills be tested before
death There is only one way, As
will does not take OBJECT until its
maker Ia dead. It cannot be tested by
a judicial proceeding during his life
The only method, therefore. Is that
OF scientific constructive criticism by
one OF more fresh and Independent
minds. The better those minds are
equipped and the more independent
they are OF the mind which gave the
instrument form, the better they can
forestall adverse criticism after death
and the more sure will be the test.
! am advocating no new departure.
1t Is the better practice in England.
II produced the Will of Mr. Morgan.
II Is producing hundreds OF the best
and most important Wills each year
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
LAKE CAPTAIN KNOX
STRANGELY MISSING
'arried Sl60 When Last Seen, on
Way to His Boat, Night of
, July Z

Captain S A Knox, of Chicago,
haster of one OF the Standard OIL 90.
|teamers. ,mysteriously disappeared in
betfoit on the night of July {, and
|elatives whom he had visited here
lear that he met with foul play while
baking his way TO his boat, late at
hight He had si60 with him When
be was last seen.
Captain Knox locked his boat here
July 7, and went 70 visit at the home
Pf A. Cooper, a relative. living at No.
rs Lafayette-blvd He left the Coop
Er home late in the evening, and
stated that he was going aboard his
boat He never arrived there, ana
neither his relatives or his employees
have heard from him since, according
10 a police report.
The missing man was so years old,
md his description Is that OF a giant.
He Is six feet tall and weighs 20
pounds He has light hair, light mus
ache, blue eyes and wore light suit
md light soft hat.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
PR 10 ;ALS FOR FIRE
ALARM BOXES

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Fire Commission. De-
trott. Mich. until 2.30 .. m Monday
July q. 1918 FOR furnishing the De
troit Fire Department with ATTY 500
perfect mountaineering succession
boxes with key guards attached Boxes
TO be as per sample 20 be seen az Fire
Alarm Telegraph office 1875 East Larn
ed-st. Bidders must submit sample box
with bid Bidders must guarantee de-
livery OF these boxes not later than
sept. T. 1913. II awarded contract The
successful bidder must. furnish bond
In amount OF bid TO gtfHrRntee fuifli-
ment OF contract The right 20 reject
any and all bids Is expressly reserved
BIDS VIII he endorsed Proposal for
Fire Alarm Boxes" and viii he deliv.
cred IN triplicate 10 George W. Stock
well. Secretary. A.22
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
MARX CABINET
MEETINGS TO BE
FREE OF PESTS
Public to BE Welcomed With
Kicks Only Once in Two
Weeks, is Decree
MEETINGS TO BE PERFECT
LOVE FEASTS HEREAFTER
Public Hearing on Street Rail
way Settlement Plan for Next
Monday, in Doubt

On account OF the number Of civic
pests that have Interrupted the may
or's cabinet meetings in the past and
taken up the time of the city officials
with useless suggestions, Mayor Marx
has decided, when he resumes his
weekly meetings, to hold them in the
morning from 10 to ~ o'clock, and
none but the heads of the various city
departments will be given the privi-
lege of the moor.
The mayor also proposes to hold hi
monthly meetings in the afternoon at
which time he and his lieutenants will
complaints, etc, from the general pub
lie In order TO make the afternoon
meetings as brief as possible. the may
or will insist that all suggestions and
complaints be made IN the form of
communication, which will be read by
the secretary A short discussion viii
be allowed on each communication al
ter II is read
The mayor expects TO accomplish
great deal of valuable work at the
weekly cabinet meetings. Now that
all the commissioners and heads or
the departments are friendly ana
thankful TO the mayor for having been
given an Office by his honor, Oscar
Bruno Marx, il is expected that there
will be less restraint and more good
fellowship displayed at the meetings.
The mayor called of his cabinet meet
Va -
the commissioners he had slated for
the ak showed fight.
The mayor plans on holding meet
ing with his new cabinet next Mon
day morning. unless II is decided be
tween now and then 10 hold another
hearing on the Marx street car or1-
nance Marx and his legal advisers.
Alfred Lucking and Allan H. Frazer,
will be on hand with a pulmotor 10
try and revive the ordinance that was
knocked cold by the d. u. X. at the
last hearing.
Mr. Lucking stated, Thursday morn
ing, that he had not found time as yet
TO accept the offer of General Man
ager Frank W. Brooks and go over
the y. L. r. books TO verify some or
the statements by the railway officials
In their statement rejecting the ordi-
nance. If Mayor Marx can have
new "Jack.in-the-box" 10 spring on
the franchise committee next Monday.
and Nh Lucking will have some fresh
ID. L r. data ready. the meeting VIII
be held. probably in the evening oth-
erwise II will go over until such
time as the mayor has his lines READY.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
SPOILS HUSBANDS PLAN
FOR EUROPEAN JOURNEY

4 Mrs. Harry Schlesinger. of No 1873
Eapoleon-st.. rushed into police court.
and demanded a non-sup-
bort warrant for her husband. imme-
Iliately Asked what the hurry was
the said her husband was preparing
10 go to Russia. as he had done three
hines before. leaving her without sup
bort while he was gone. She said she
knew the symptoms.
Where is he now asked Justice
gefferies.
He's locked in his room said
Mrs. Schlesinger II took no chances. 8"
She got her warrant.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
CAPT. MCKAY CELEBRATES
HIS SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY

Capt A. J. Mckay, commodore
H the d. & c. fleet and oldest mas
ter in point OF service in the employ
Of the line. celebrated his sixtieth
BIRTHDAY Tuesday night with a din
ner given al the Wayne TO his six
sons and their families. Not death
has so far occurred in the captain
family Capt. Mckay has brought out
in turn each Of the new d. 4 c. boats.
LAST year he sailed the City Of De-
troit III, but this season returned at
his own request TO the Buffalo divi-
sion. He is now sailing the Western
States.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Bots Work Havoc
In Shtawasee CoNnfy

OWoSSO, Mich, July l7.-(SpeciaD
IA fierce electrical storm wrought
avoc In Owosso and vicinity, Wednes-
bay night. Two barns belonging 10
ohm Constine and John Hartman.
red by lightning, we're consumed.
fifth their contents, entailing an ag-
Iregate loss of $4,000. A bolt struck
he home OF Frank Hummel, render
hg Mrs. Hummel unconscious and set
Ing the house on fire. The fire did
title damage, but Mrs Hummell is
h a serious condition today.
Lightning also entered the Offices Of
he Union Telephone company and Dr.
|. F Hoyer doing considerable dam.
|ge. DR. Samuel Snyder. who slept In
rear room. was rendered uncoh.
icious. but is entirely recovered today
report sent out in the state that
PIE sugar factory was ignited by light.
ling and was being destroyed is en-.
lrely untrue.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
PET OWL PLAYS PIANO;
ENJOYS OWN MUSIC

LONDON, July I7-Hearing the
notes Of his piano struck first up the
KEYS and then down. Ernest I.emmy
Of St Paul's road. Peterborough. peep
ed through the open door and discov.
cred that the player was his pet owl
The owl would step on KEY and then
listen attentively TO the sound. II
tried another and another, and seemed
highly pleased with the noise II was
making.
When it got 10 the upper end OF the
piano and found II was only the black
and white keys that sounded. II start
cd back again and sounded all the
notes until 1t reached the last in the
bass.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
MARY BROWN LICENSED
TO WE'D WILLIAM BLUE

That bleu and brown are compli.
mentary colors has been conclusive
" proved according 10 the marriage
license clerk in the county building
He cites as proof the application
this week for license by William
Blue. aged 80. OF No 300 Beaubien-
81 and Mary Brown. aged 35. of Chi.
cago. As a further confusion Of the
color scheme. II appears that both
OF the applicants are black.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
HAMMOND, STANDISH co.
SUES ILLINOIS CENTRAL

The Hammond Standish Co. filed
suit in the circuit court Thursday
against the illinois Central railroad
for 81 900. alleging that IT had been
damaged TO that amount through in
Jury to carload OF cattle which the
railroad failed TO deliver promptly.
The complaint asserts that the car
was shipped from ST Louis bound for
Detroit March s. 1912, and that It
was so long on the way that some
OF the stock died and all Of 1t suffer
ed greatly from lack OF proper food
and water
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
ORDINANCE NO. 30

AN ORDINANCE TO require fender on
all motor vehicle trucks OF one ton
capacity or more.
II is hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit.
Section l. That all persons. irms or
corporations now or hereafter owning
or operating motor vehicle trucks OF
one ton capacity or more in the city OF
Detroit shall provide all their cars now
or hereafter In use with tenders de-
signed to catch and sustain any human
being who may be- in the way OF such
car. and so mechanically constructed
that said tenders may be lowered or
ra ised by the operator, In charge OF said
motor vehicle truck, or such other fen
ders as may be deemed best 10 carry
out the intent OF this ordinance Sucu
tenders 20 be OF such des gn IA the 20.
lice Commission shall have certified IN
writing meets with their approval
Sec 2 II shall be the duty OF the
Police Commission 10 examine and pass
upon all designs Of such Tenders sub
mitted TO them by any person, frm or
corporation owning or operating any
motor vehicle truck within the CITY ~
Detroit and give written certificate 20
such applicant OF HIS approval or dis
approval OF such designs.
Sec 3 Any person. Arm or corpora
tion or employe OF any person hrm or
motor vehicle truck Of one ton capacity
or more In the city or Detroit not
equipped with tenders az hcreinbefp, .
provided, shall upon conviction thereof
he fined not less than $40 nor m IRE
than sl0o for each and every onense
and every DAYS violation Of the rro-
visions of this ordinance shall constt-
tute a separate offense and in addition
TO such hne an offender may hc in'-
prisoned in the Detroit House OF ~.
rfCtiCn for period not exceeding 90
davs for each pfense and such fine
when imposed may be recovered from
tho person nrm or corporation so con-
victed In an action at law in the proper
court
Sec This ordinance shall take IL
feet in sixty davs
Approved july -. 1913.
OSCAR v MATiN.
Mayor
Attest
RICHARD LINDSAY
CITY clerk
A-33 COfhcial papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
LIFE SENTENCE GIVEN
SOLDIER FOR HOMICIDE

Henry Tssacson. alias Davis. ey.sol-
der. who shot and killed his wife in
la Second-st. rooming house. April "a,
and made on unsuccessful attempt TO
end HIS own life. was found guilty in
Judge Connolly's court. Thursday af
ternoon, of first degree homicide. and
was immediately sentenced TO life
Imprisonment IN Marquette
Isaacsun and his wife had frequent
1uarrels, each accusing the other OF
infidelity. The shooting occurred In
the kitchen OF their housekeeping
apartment. early in the morning, after
an all night quarrel
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY
LANDS HER IN JAIL

Ellen Muckleberry, 80 years old ap-
peared before Justice Gainey charged
with being drunk. Thursday morning.
|The woman is not much over four feet
tall, and would not weigh 100 pounds.
Her gray hair is thin, and her face
VERY wrinkled
She told the Judge that Wednesday
was her birthday. and she celebrated
n by imbibing large quantities OF H.
quor Patrolman Began. who arrest
cd her, said she was trying to hug
and kiss men on the street. and even
tried to plant chaste caress on the
lips Of the officer.
Justice Gainey sent the aged woman
to Eloise. for treatment for the liquor
habit.