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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

Free--This SI@5 Cash Value purchas-
ing order free TO any person wish
ing a piano. 1 recently won one Of
ders amounting to $I25.o0, in "A
contest, which is good for the full
amount on the purchase OF any new
piano in the storeroom of a reliable
piano house in this city, and who
are now holding clearance sale
and with this purchasing order. q
new s250.o0 piano can be purchased
for $Is, either cash or payments. or
IL may be used ON their higher
priced instruments, / have fine
piano in my home and cannot use
gthts eafHfer, therefore. Will send It to
any person desiring a piano in their
home. free of charge, providing
may have the chest Of silver which
Is offered by the piano house as a
premium, In case you use it on u
piano II YOU want this credit order.
write me at once. Address X-1lT,
care NirEiniam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
MEETINGS.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the New MechanicsYille
once OF the company (toiI gate No. u
in Henrico county on the 29th day of
january, 1918. at 4:30 r NJ.
]. j SHINE, President
]. H BINFORD Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

Wnntets--Hu~tJers 40 Take Orders for
mede-to- measure high grade mcus
Make $500 to $50a0 weekly Ele-
CANT large hook outfit free TX
pVricnCe uUUHCessary No pocket
folder affair Splcna4d opportunity
te make money HANDY DANDY
LINE, Dept. c, Saug&mon street
Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
-, 80, sa al q, a. az nax selIin,

Earn From s3.10 10 $500 Day Selling
scientifically tempered knives and
raEors with photo handles W show
Gay for special outfit offer, CANTON
CUTLERY co. Dept 241. Canton,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

The object of these proceedings is
to acquire strip of land Is feet in
width, Approximately ninety t90) feet
in length, belonging to the defendant,
Catherine Il. Jackson, and "a lot of land
of irregular shape belonging TO the
defendant Josephine Jones, needed by
the City of Richmond for the opening
and extending of an alley west Of
Mosby street between Peasants street
and Jefferson Park in the city of Rich
mond, Va.
And 1t appearing by affidavit that
the said Catherine E. Jackson is a non
resident Of this State. ii is further
ordered that the said Catherine f..
Jackson appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary TO pro-
tect her interest in the premises; and
IL is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks in the Rich
mond Virginian, daily newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond.
comm encing on Friday the 3rd day
of January, 1919,
A Copy-Teste,
WALTER CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
Black hnr1le NOW Win Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Jan. "a
Russell Black burne the expensive
shortstop of the Chicago White Sox.
who was released some time ago, has
signed a contract with the Brewers
Cor the coming season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

salespeople Everywhere YIN Wish "a
frd 0ut why agents of the Ever
Ready" specialtits are doing better
than others. A postal win hiring all
particulars a. LOWELL MFG co,
los Fulton street. New York city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
Real Estate " anted

List Yeur Farms With j. A. COW
NELLY & CO. Write postal for
necessary blanks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

please take notice, that in pursuance
Of cain OF the board of directors a
special meeting OF The stockholders or
the Richmond Mica Company viii BE De
East Main street, Richmond, Va. on
Wednesday, January 30. 1913, at the
hour OF 1890 r. NJ. 10 especially con
slider and act upon n recommendation
Of the board Of directors that the
property and assets OF the CORPORATION
be sold. and for the conduct OF such
other business as max come before SAID
meeting. c..-,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

Ladies'. Soar Hair IL Important. Save
money Yes, we redyc ana remake
faded switches pompadours. etc,
equal to new We make eomhlngs
INTO sN FtcheS, pompadourS, etc. In
lie most artistic manner Charges
very moderate Cut prices on all
hnil goods RICHMOND HAIR
STORE, 2l2 North Fifth. Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
Personal
FURNITURE,

Xour Credit Is Good mt REAMs. BAL
Ley & CO. sQS West Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

yaatfH S. 90 one afternoon Mrs B0s
worth, s25 90 in two days Free
samples credit; stagp brings partic-
ulars. FREEF0BT MFG. co. 81
Main street Brooklyn. n. Y.
$50 "a Week Selling Guaranteed Hos
}crSs for men women and children
Guaranteed 80 last four months With
oat holes Latest and best agents
proposition THOMAS MFG Co
1927 Third street Dayton O.
Make Rig Money Selling Our New Geld
letter. fo~ Office windows. store
fronts and glass signs. Any ono can
nat them on Write to-day for free
sample and fail part LCulars
METALLIC SIGN LETTER co. 48g
n Clark street. Chicago,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

VIII Sacrifice This S$e5 Cable 4 sons
piano to quick buyer. / bought this
instrument brand new last Christ
mas, Am leaving city; must sell At
once, either cash or payment plan,
2lxs ~ gsss so YsisF fs,s tttI4tgtit' No
dress &,~I9.,3 care !. Atgs Ssa+sesas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
Rnsi, SIGNS Contract

DETROIT. MICH. Jan. "a
Shortstop Bush, OF the Detroit Amer
lean League baseball club. signed his
1913 contract here today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24

The annual meeting. 81 the stock /,
holders OF the II. L. Barnes safs
and Lock Co, Inc, will be
held at the offices of the COMPANY
No. 8, South Eighth street. IN the
city Of Richmond. Va, 81 Monday
February 3, 1913. at 4 o'clock r Nj.
]. STUART HOPKINS.
Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-24
RAILRO ADS.
Richmond, PIGdoIiCES5'g & PQt0macR .R.
T0ARD FROM WISHING ROW AND BEYOND.
L.ea We Richmond
Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 P. H. for Fredericksburg.
Leave Elba Sta 7.30 A. NJ, 80 r. u. for ashland
Arrive Byrd NJ. Sta, s.2s An. from Frsderieksbg.
Arrive Elba Sta. ESQ AN 6.49 r, n. from Ashland.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
DEATHS

Rachael Smith, Children's hospital, >
years. typhoid fever; Morrison M. Will
liens, 80 Elizabeth east, 80 years car
bolic poisoning (sulcide); Jacob Rcs-
ner, 223 Il. High. 73 years. nephritis;
Robert q. Bossenberger. $50 McDougali.
% years, mitral insuffciency Joseph
Bonner, 72I Wabash, Sc years, nephri-
tbs: Frederick Boeberitz, S72 Maple,
90 years. apoplexy. Catherine Cornely.
SIS Monroe. 7s years hemiplegia;
Frank Ray, 81. Mary's hospital: rs
Edwin Ladewski. "a? E. Ferry, :
Busch. Ecorse, Mich, 81 years, inquest
pendfng Mary Olinka, 19s Thirty third.
months. pneumonia: Saloma Adloff.
55s 1Ansing-a ave, s years, uremic coma;
Leon Wisniewski. 424 f. willis. IL
years. mitral insufnciency; Julia Pig
iowski. 1860 f. Ferry, years. cere-
brsl hemorrhage; Theodore often.
Harper hospital. "a years, uremia !;
Maria b. Everitt, AIS W. Kirby. 81
years. paralysis; Emma thurman.
Grace hospital. 20 years. typhoid fever:
Amalia Erkntz. 341 Dix-ave.. 6s years.
cancer: John Taylor. 1890 Third. 81
years. appendicitis; Mary Koss. 1s4s
Rivard. l year. pertussis; Evelyn Zis-
losis: Joseph Dering, l25 Hale. 20
years, poisoning (suicide); Laura ..
Hennes, Grace hospital, IS years, sep
tic Infection: Mary Richards ssl
Waterloo, IS years. nephrftfs; Jane
Lovelace, 372 Milwaukee, 76 years. sen
ility: Max Winter, Grace hospital, IL
years. meningitis: Ellen Murphy. Lit
tie sisters OF Poor. "a years. bron-
chitis.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
ALLEGED FORGER
NABBED AT PRISON DOOR

Louis Berlin, who fed from Detroit
several months ago after passing sew.
eral forged checks, was brought back.
Friday night, by Effective John Stein.
hebel. who arrested Berlin as the Ia =
ter stepped from the central PRISON,
Toronto, after serving four months
for an attempted swindle involving
$4,000.
Berlin's speedy return to Detroit
was the result of a case of "HobsOn 8
choice" put up to Berlin by the To-
ronto police. When arrested by Stein
hebel, he said he would fight extra
dition and merry battle was IN
prospect. But Steinhebel appealed 20
the THoronto police chief for advice,
the latter summoned Berlin into his
office. and remarked: IF you want
To go back to Detroit, you can go. Ii
you don't care about that. we will
hold you here on three other cases.
BerliD immediately said that he
would leave with Steinhebel, without
protest.
He il accused OF passing small
checks on Henry Komrofski, Henry
the Halter" and Sensabaugh IL
Gould. Of No. 35 Grand River-ave.
Just as the police were closing in
on MIN, he fed to Canada. but soon
got into trouble there when he pur-
chased $4,000 worth of goods from
Toronto merchant, and rendered z
bogus draft. The goods were not de-
livered. SO Berlin escaped with four
months sentence.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
DIED.

DIED
PICARD--At Grace hospital, Louise. be-
loved wife OF Theodore and mothe r
OF Mrs. Grace Van Keuren, aged 81
years. Funeral from residence. EOS
Burke-ave.. River Rouge, Monday
morning at 8 o'clock and Our Lady OF
Lourd~s church at $50. Interment at
Mt. Olivet, via funeral car.
RICHAltDS-Feb. IS. 1913, at Err
skine-st. Richard &. Richards, re-
mains at chapel OF william r. Blake.
10 Abbott-st. Burial at Maryviile,
Mich.
suLLlvAN--suddeni Feb. 2s, at his
residence. 54S Canton-ave.. Edward
C.. beloved husband OF Leona Sulli-
van, and father OF Edward J. Sulli-
van, and son OF the late Thomas j,
sullivan; brother OF Mrs. william
Bates. Mrs Nellie whippAe. Mrs.
~ Frank A. Giles. Mrs. Carrie lehman
OF Cleveland. o.. and T. J. Sullivan
of Coldwater Mich. Funeral from
his late residence Monday at r. M.
win. aged 30 years. Feb.
%. beloved son OF Mrs Elizabeth
stevens Wheeler and brother OF Mrs
sylvester, beloved husband OF Mrs.
Hattie stevens nee Reading. and
father OF Edwin, Milton. Raymond
and Lawrence. Funeral from resi-
dence sos Belviders, Monday. March
3. at s:s0. and . o'clock at ct. Ber-
nard's church.
SHAFFNER-Feb. IS, at residence 1ss
Erskine-st, aged Al. The remains
will lie shipped to Harrow, ont.
Monday. March 3. Union City. Tenn.
papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
ALLY is CERTAIN
SUSPECT ISN'T DIP

Detective Tom I.ally says he Will
edge his world-famous eagle eye
lat Shannon Ziegler, foreigner. Is
Il q pickpocket, so Ziegler, who vas
rested. Friday night, will be re-
hsed from police headquarters.
|Patrolman william Dorland, OF
: ghland Park, suspected Ziegler
hen he saw him waiting for a car
BAR the Ford factory. Friday. He
barded the same car with Ziegler,
I'D when the latter obtained a Cross
|wn transfer, and then rode clear
bwn-town. Dorland arrested Ziegler
bd took him to police headquarters.
suspicion OF being pickpocket.
Detective Lally looked Ziegler over,
hturday, and then chuckled, He
Puldnt stea an apple. without tip
ing the barrel over was Tom q"
lite comment.
Ziegler says he has always been a
hrtt1hder In saloons where foreigners,
ke himself, congregate. He says he
as looking for job when he arous-
! the suspicious OF the II. p. sleuth.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
LUMBER DEALER
\ MAKES PERJURY CHARGE

{, w. Kotcher. lumber dealer.
swore out a warrant before Justice
Jefries. Friday, charging WIN. O..
Lynn. Of Lannan G. Lynn, contrac-
tors, with perjury.
Mr.. Kotcher alleges that he fur
nished the lumber for Graziano
Whales house at No. 307 Congress-st.
east. and that Lynn, the contractor.
made an affidavit hat all bills had
been paid.
When the Kotcherl firm tried to COL
lect. they were shown the affidavit.
They claim that a bill Of s14a.63 re-
mains unpaid.
The case has been investigated by
the lumber firm since Dec. 10. 1911.
Lynn. who lives at No. SO Alfred
st.. was arrested. Friday night. and
sent to the county jail. but WAS re-
leased on bail saturday morning, and
will not be arraigned until Monday.
He declares that the trouble re-
suited from leaving the matter en-
tirely to a stenographer. and that the
mistake must have been made
through her.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
OTEL PROPRIETRESS
is GIVEN HEARING

Mrs. Maggie Palmer. proprietress
the Tiger hotel at No. 102 Lafay-
fe-blvdo was given hearing be-
Re Justice Stein, Saturday. on the
arge Of contributing to Juvenile
|linquency. by allowing a man to
BIT here place with a i4-year-
ri.
She protested that the man said
and the girl were man and wife.
Se insisted that she thought the
hn 80 registered. The man regis.
red simply Frank Smith" the
Iok showed.
Charles Nevieu, % years old. who
hs bound over for trial on a statu-
by charge, Friday. is the man in
9 case, and Mabel Morrisey, OF
eveland, IL the girl.
The girl, a tiny littlel thing, re-
tied Mrs. Palmer's statement, in
sting that Nevieu said nothing
|out marriage.
Justice Stein adjourned the case
bill Monday. and Ii will be hard
tught by both sides.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
STANDS
( ON STRONG PLATFORM

Walter 8. Campbell is a candidate
the Republican nomination for
ember OF the charter revision COM
ssion from the First ward. Mr..
fmpbefE been seeFetary-of- the
ftroit Credit Mems association for
years. and was secwtary OF the
erchants and Manufacturers ex-
ange for seven years before that
dy was merged with the Board Of
mmerce. For many years he was
Bociated with Gray. Toynton Il Fox.
hnufacturing confectioners.
Mr.. Campbell has been Republi-
worker all his life. He Is chair
bn OF the board of registrars OF the
Tenth district OF his ward. He takes
deep interest In the problems OF
~ government. He Is pledged 70
inicipal ownership. and believes
Rt the people should be given an
portunity to vote on that feature
the charter apart from the main
dy Of the revision, so that 1t may
I be lost by being confused with
Bs popular issues. Mr.. Campbell
les at No. SIS Forest-ave. east.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
DIED..


Feb. 81 beloved
daughter Of Mrs, Ada stewar.; am
Funaral from residence. ISL Michi-
gan ave, Monday - ~ ----
uNSWORTH--Feb. %. 1913. at his resi-
dence, Windsor. suddenly. Richard -
beloved son of the late Richard ms
worth and brother OF Joseph fort.
Mrs WIN. Bradshaw, Mrs Edwaru
Marantette. Funeral Monday. $50
q. M, at residence, and 81. Alphoh-
sus church 3 =. m, Windsor time
BONNEAU--Feb. Is. Ambrose. beloved
husband OF Louise Bonneau. fathei
OF Charles. Clara. Mrs. w. Anstett.
eral from residence. 20 Marcelle- pi,,
Monday. at $3.50 and Annunciatioh
church at 3.
DUNPHY--Feb AS. 1913, Anna NJ,
daughter of the late Philip and Mary
Dunphy Funeral from residence,
500 Larned-st. east: time later. Ow-
ing to severe illness In family, fun
eral will be very quiet.
HITCHCOCK--Feb. %, at residence.
.3l1 Hibbard-ave., Herriet A.. beloved
wife OF Harvey r. and mother OF III.
Oscar HITCHCOCK. Funeral from above
residence, Monday, y. m. via run
eral car.
STAUSS-Feb 81. 1913. Rev. Anthony
Stauss. aged 80 years Funeral from
Sacred Heart church. Rivard and
Eliot-sts. Tuesday at $3.50 a. IN.
Please omit flowers.
OUEILETTE-Remy l.. in his home.
No. 4S0 sixteenth st, at 1870 Satur-
day morning husband of Annie
Ouellette. Funeral from che house to
St. Vincsnts church later.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
T.. McKenna, 1885 Third j. Kortacs.
1876 Plumer j. Konczal. 70S Wesson;
=. Lea, A Greusel: G. Willard. 965 MIL
waukee; F. Novkcky. "a Dane; J. Mar
shick. % Inglis; u. Nakewski, $50 Till
berg, 6l5 Seneca; NJ. soper. 156 Locust:
S. Ossnee, 563. Artillery; II. Riopelle. rs
Fortune: X. Jacques, 60 Blackstone; A.
Brinning. 1896 Mcclellan; W. Kowalski.
1O7 Milwaukee: A. Kupc. SIS TromRley;
l.. Hoffman, 347 Sixteenth: j. Blakely.
$40 Howard; Ii. Schneider, 814 McDou-
gall g. Hall. 1873 Regular s. Madro.
- Addison: p. Olesko, 1896 Campbell;
T.. Duda, rs Thirty-third; j. Badarak.
1914 Military; A. OkulanOs. $50 Wes-
son; NJ. orlowski. 1877 Russell; J. Ia
Scyburn: q. Uirich, SO Newland; X. Nc
Leod rs Custer.
GIRLS.
II. Card, 7os Helen; *. Koztowski.
1890 Dubois: J. McQuaid. S64 Field; J.
Wiesman, 10 Kenilworth: II. jacques,
SO Blackstone: w. Witherspoon 255
Warren; j. Rogerio, 646 Riopclle;
Wilson, 10 Greenwood; b. Beers. $40
Theodore II. Redmond, SIS Whcelock;
j. Czapski. SCI Campbell; A. Miller. 7I6
J. Kronk. 1885 Michigan; Il.
caster; +. Gczseak. Sss Ferry; G, Sey-.
wheelock; NJ Katamrk. 20 Thirty
fifth: S. Blackjack, 34S Thlrty-fifth; J.
Grlnda, 329 williams: NJ. Kreltyka. 1bd
Hammond; NJ. Kos. ~ Gilbert; l.
Klnecinska. 26 Clippert; f. Ferind. b9b
Ferry; A. Weska, IS Robey; w. Hall.
476 Anthem: j. Squires, 2s7 Seven
teenth; w. stefrtfes. 577 Military.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
FRANCIS H. WARREN
HAS STRONG BACKING

Francis Fl. Warren. the well-known
Detroit colored editor and attorney
receiving many Endorsements for
appointment as minister to Liberia un-
der the incoming Democratic admins
tration and Is expected TO be for
midable candidate for the place. He
has received the Endorsement of all
OF the judicial officers in Wayne
county members of the bar and a
number Of officers In Detroit and has
also received the Endorsement OF
many members of the state legisla-
ture. Congressman Doremus and Gov
Ferris. the last writing a personal
letter to Gov. Wilson urging the az
pointment Of Mr.. Warren to the
place.
Mr.. Warren Is one OF the leaders
among his race in Detroit. He has
been a candidate fer :he legislature
on several occasions. He became
10 Laumnu IoI 1861 ul leIoolu9O
years he was editor OF the Detroit
Informer,
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01

81
CHICAGO, March i.--Argumen,s OF
a. motion Ia reopen tile Gugscnheim di-
vorce litigation viii be0heard next Sat
urday morning.
HAVANA, March l.-2cipriano Castro.
ex. president Of Venezuela who was
prepared TO leave here today Tor
Washington, emphatieaIiy denied that
ne had been invited To attend the IN
auguration OF President Wilson. lie
said lie was going ~ Washington "un
his own volitioH.
LONDON March Arthur Newton,
proIninent lawyer was arrested by
noon charged with being In con-
piracy IL defraud "a client or $llo.VOV.
Newton was counsel for d.. crippen,
who was convicted ana executed for
the murder OF his wife. Crippen was
Appreciated by an oversee chase. when
he escaped TO Canada with his Once
girl ASSISTANT. Newton was rernand-d
Tor a hearing one week from today
NEW YORK. March 1.-The govern
ment today instituted "a suit In equity
under the sherman law against the
Corn Products Refining company. Ma
tionul starch company, 81. Louis syrup
and Preserving company, the NQyelty
Candy corporation, and Pentck ana
Ford. The court is asked to restrain
them from carrying out existing con-
WHICH are allSseu 10 pr iu
stralnt or trade, and violation OF the
sherman antitrust law.
WASHINGTON. March l.--"Paint EN-
all red was the order put into general
effect throughout the country today by
Hitchcock. The
order refers to mail wagons. mail
boxes and all outdoor equipment or the
service.
SOFIA, March l.--rne Greek forces
near Meiista routed "A detachment or
Turks yesterday and inflicted heavy
losses upon them, according to dis
patches this afternoon from AtheIS.
The nghting lasted six hours. The
Turks lost liz men killed and $50
prisoners. the report said.
BERLIN. March 1.-The Cologne Ca
zette today Is authority for the state
ment that the Reichstag Will meet In
summer session, to take
up the work OF enlarging the German
army and navy. 1t Is rumored that
special war tax will be levied TO pro-
vide for the Increase
LANSING. Mich. March 1.-The state
tax commission IL planning TO thor
Saginaw. bay and Oakland counties.
The state board Of auditors have al
lowed the commission TO hire tax ex-
perts To work In these counties
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March Il
Declaring his friends stunned him bt
cause OF an ugly cancer on his face
Tunis Quick. 80 committed suicide
early today by asphyxiation.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
FlLCHED
kiss, COURT RULES
rs. Elsie Davis Story of Stolen
Caress Causes Conviction:
Sentence Held Up

Petite and pretty Mrs. Elsie Davis.
BIO caused the arrest OF Austin Ora.
Inn. on charge OF assault and bat.
|ry, alleging that he kissed her ana
i her lips, while helping her to fix
$e furnace In the Hudson-ave. fiat
which both couples live. convinced
estice Stein. Saturday. that Graham
hd kissed her, In spite OF his per-
btent denials.
Mrs. Davis said that Graham In
sted that she allow him to shower
q coal into the Davis furnace, so
at she would not make her hands
IRE. Then he suddenly seized her
It'll both hands and planted the
norous caress on her lips Mean
bile. she had started upstairs. think
Y that she heard her baby crying.
hat was when he grabbed her, she
wore.
She ran upstairs and told Mrs. So
pr, a neighbor, and Airs. Soper
fomptly told Mrs. Graham. Austin's
he.
Mrs. Graham. said Mrs. Davis. said
at she would believe anything that
hybody said about Mr.. Graham On
e stand, Mrs. Graham, who Is also
Dry pretty and very petite, said She
hs excited, and couldn't remember
neither she sara that or not.
Then Mrs. Davis sent for her hus-
Ind, and he confronted Mr.. Graham,
pd Mr.. Graham denied the whole
ling.
Mr.. Graham again denied the whole
fair, Saturday.
Justice Stein finally announced
at he found Graham guilty. He
Pt the matter OF sentence over until
thursday.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SETTLE WITH THE STATE

LANSING, Mich, March 1.-Eigh.
teen insurance companies doing busi-
ness in the state OF Michigan, took
judgment today in the cases fileo
against them by Insurance Commits
sioner c. A. Palmer. and settled with
the state insurance department for
the penalty Of $1,000 each. One other
case, that of the Aachin 4 Munich
Fire Insurance Co., was dismissed
upon affidavits that the company has
not violated the Michigan statute rela-
tive to exposing itself to any loss
upon any one risk or hazard, al
amount exceeding 10 per cent Of the
paid.up capital, seven cases have yet
to be disposed Of.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert A. Lane 2l; Lillian r. Po-
kiefka, '2l.
James NJ. Gossett, 81; Susie Robin
son, 1s.
Charles Drew. "a; Mary Drew, SO.
John q. Maiden. ~. I.orain o.; Anna
Wiks. IS, Creston, ..
Henry Rebb0trop. 23; sylvia Spauld-
ing. "a.
William Lorenzer, 81; Bertha Wotzke,
20.
Isadore jacobson, .22; Rose Cohen. ~.
- Mia Gukin.a32:- Natalia Barbarasch,
IS.
Agnew Lunning, 81, Cadiz, o.;
Josephine Henderson, 10, same.
Fred IaLeike, 2S Barbara Walk. 70.
Nilosi Chermisian. %; Anna Crisane.
II.
Joseph Labians. 80: Barbara Nemes.
80.
John s. Robinson. A.; Blanche V.
Porrault Al.
Albert o. Koch. Sc; Clara A. stone.
George Williams, %; Elizabeth
Howett, 10.
William Boonstra, 90; Minnie Dbl
BILE, 10.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
BEN SIEGEL HAS PRAISE
FOR COL. COCKTAILS

Ben Siegel has returned from the
Panama Canal zone with a high
opinion of the administrative genius
Of Col. Goethals. In charge OF the
government work there.
"Iie is a born executive" says Mr..
Siegel, land he Is pushing this vast
project TO completion without un-
necessary fuss or friction. The en-
terprise Is on splendid business
basis. Everything shows his organ
izing genius. and bis complete mas
terry OF the situation Is one Of .he
most interesting phases Of a visit to
the Canal zone. The country should
be proud Of Col. Cocktails"
The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
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