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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEW

salvation Army to Fidelity Trust Com
many. west side Belleville avenue, 1OS feet
south from Crane street, $4,000.
Paul Jullch to Fritz Schulz, east sue
Belmont avenue, 1Uo Ieet south from
Hawthorne avenue, Sl,OOO.
William Walter to Catharlne Walter.
west side Lille street. 100 feet south
from Spruce street, 5000.
Sarah Cohen and husoand 10 four-
teenth Ward Building and Loan Associa-
tion. north side Watson avenue, l,6lo feet
southeast from Hunterdon street, $500
Matthias Hiltgen to Richard Reininger,
north side Nineteenth avenue 70 rect
west from South Nineteenth street, $500.
Building and Loan Association. west
side South Sixth street, SS2 feet north
from South Orange avenue, $4,000,
Henry Schmidt to German Savings
Bank, east side South Thirteenth street
100 feet south from Eighteenth avenue,
and other tract, $500.
Max Semel to X. of P. Building and
Loan Association. east side charlton
street. 375 feet south from Spruce street,
and other tract, $4,000.
Mary ]. Mcneil and husband TO Wood
side Building and Loan Association, west
side Parker street. $50 feet south from
Verona avenue, $500.
simon Motzenbecker to Peter F. Mot
zenbecker, west side Quitman street, 10
feet north from Montgomery street. 5000
Mary +. MCGEE and husband to Union
Building Company. east side Farley ave-
nue., IVA feet south from Avon avenue,
Wigdor Klein to Mutual Building and
Loan Association, west side Broome
street 400 feet south from Montgomery
Morris r. Weeks ct al to Fidelity Trust
Company. west side Broad street, III feet
northwest from West Park street SKY wv.
Ballum Investment Company to Fidel-
ity Trust Company. east side Hillside
avenue, 1873 feet south from Hawthorne
avenue. $1,000.
Ballum Investment Company to Fidel-
ity Trust Company, east side Hillside
avenue 366 feet south from hawthorne
Thomas Iinnett, IT., to Fourteenth
Ward Building and Loan Association.
north side Porter avenue, Is feet east
from Porter place, 5000
John j. Jackson Company to same,
south side Astor street, 200 feet west
from Mulberry street, $4,000
Hiinon Werlich to Business Mems Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
bloomfield avenue. 124 feet south from
Same TO Nicola Brunette, same prop
Gaetano Messaneo 10 Atlantic Building
and Loan Association, south side VAR
rem street 81 feet east from Golden
Annibale 4. Tamburre to same, south
side Warren street, northwest corner of
C;astner & Young's land, $500.
Matthias Hiltgen TO Henry kinast.
southwest corner Nineteenth avenue and
South Nineteenth street, $500.
Same to William Hornich, north side
Nineteenth avenue l25 feet west from
South Nineteenth street $1,000.
Jules Mechanic to Paul Wolf south
side Grafton avenue, y feet west from
Woodside avenue, S,250.
Jules Mechanic to Paul Wolf, south-
west side Grafton and Woodside ave-
nues. si.750
Same 10 same, south side Grafton ave-
nue.. So feet west from Woodside avenue,
81 .25o,
Rosie Taplitzky ma husband to Sam
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WIDOW WINS SUIT FOR
$4,000 FROM YIOLINIST

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--Bohumil Mich
aelek, violinist, has been set back
$4,000 by jury who listened to the
story of Mrs. Henrietta Simeck. an
attractive Bohemian widow. Both
hail from Prague. The widow financed
the young mans musical education to
the extent of $4,000
Michaelek came to Chicago in 1907
and made a big hit with his fiddle.
The widow loaned him money in the
belief that she would become his wife
but was disappointed and the suit
resulted.
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GARAGE MEN TO WAR
ON COST OF GASOLINE

NEW YORK, Jan. pa deter
mined campaign against the increased
cost of gasoline was launched by the
members of the New York Garage
Association at their annual dinner
last night.
Since December, 1911, the wholesale
price of gasoline has increased from
cents to II cents gallon. In this
time the retail price has jumped as
high as % cents a gallon.
Officers of the association an
nounced last night that newly-or-
organized independent refining COM
pany had offered to supply it with
from 100000 to 20.0O0,000 gallons of
gasoline year at a greatly reduced
price. Two refineries are now being
built in New Jersey.
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CONTRACTS FILED

James N. Burns, owner, with Andrew
Eitel, CONTRACTOR, construction work
81. $50; Washington avenue and Centre
street Nutley, N. j.
Robert L. Clark, ~ and William X.
Donaldson, owners, with James NJ Burns
contractor, construction work. 81 10:
Washington avenue and Centre street.
Third Presbyterian Church, owners
with John r. Roberts. contractor. con-
struction work. SIS, 1902; Arlington avenue
and Ridge street
Abvah r. Brewer, owner. with Howard
g. Giles. contractor, construction work.
$1,000; Sherman street.. Glen Ridge, n. J.
Louis Koplowifs, owner with Harry
and Max Rosenherg, contractors. carpen-
ter work. $500; 5l4- IS 40 22-24 South
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Seventeenth street Same owner with
Ike Lieb and Solomon Cohen, contractors,
mason work, 81 400; same premises.
Sorofsky & Kaplan- owners, with Pas
ter & Pomerantz, contractors. mason
work, S525; 70S Summer avenue. Same
owner with Rudarsky, Adelman & Stein
berg, contractors, carpenter work, SGD !;
same premises. Same owner with Huck-
man, Doroson Co. contractors, plumbing
work. 81, 175; same premises.
J. Gladiss Mead, owner. with keyser &
Fleming, contractors, painting work,
S435; Whitford and Russell avenue, Nut
ley, n. J.
with Valentinen & Co. contractors.
painting work, three houses, first, S210 s
Stewart avenue: second, S225.51. Russell
avenue; third. $254.eS. corner Whitford &
Stewart avenues.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of Morris Hurwltz, trds- as
Capitol Cloak and Suit House, bankrupt
In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Morris Hurwitz. trdg as
CAPITOL Cloak and Suit House, OF the Slty
Of Newark. in the County OF Essex IN
said district:
Notice is hereby given that on the thirtys
first day of December. A. d. 1872. the SAD
Morris Hurwitz, trdg. as Capitol Cloak ana
suit House. was duly adjudged a bankrupl;
and that a first meeting Of his creditors VIII
be held at the Bankruptcy Court Room
Essex Building, Clinton and Beaver streets,
IN the CITY Of Newark, in said county, On
the eleventh day OF February, 1913. at lV;SO
o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend and prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the bank
rllpf and transact such other business as
NAV come before said meeting.
Said proofs of claim must comply Win
Section 81. of the Bankruptcy Law, and Rule
81 of the General Orders Of the United
States Supreme Court. and must be properly
Endorsed in this matter. fee Of twenty
1--WE cents must accompany the proof OF
claim
EDWIN G. ADAMS
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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$4,000 FOR ELEVATOR
TO GET TO LAKE BEACH

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Harold f. Nc
Cormick, son-in-law of John ID.
Rockefeller, has at a cost of $4,000
or more sunk shaft at his Lake
Forest estate, which will give his
guests easy access to a bathing
beach on Lake Michigan.
Hereafter the McCormicks' guests
will have to walk only from their
apartments to the elevator of the
mansion, descend some thirty feet
and walk thence through a tunnel
inlaid with Italian marble to the
bathing beach.
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CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF cAPI-
TAI. STOCK

CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF CAPE
TAI STOCK.
The Imperial Varnish Works corpora
ton OF New Jersey, doth hereby certify that
Il has decreased it's capital stock from ATTY
thousand dollars $3.50. 000). consisting Of i've
hundred $500 shares. TO one thousand dol
lars 81. 000l consisting Of ten COD shares CT
one hundred dollars ts10o1 each by the pur-
chase Of four hundred and thirty-one (4Sfl
shares Of said stock now standing IN the
name OF F. A. Rinehart for the sum u
twenty-five thousand dollars gs25, 000l, being
a price not above par. ana by retiring nifty
nine (5e) other shares Of said stock owned
by the corporation and remaining unIss1eti
said decrease OF capital stock having been
declared by resolution Of the board Of d.
to be advisable, and having been duly and
regularly assentsd TO by the vote Of two
thirds in interest Of each class Of stockhold-
ers having voting powers at a meeting duly
called by the board Of directors for that
purpose. and the written assent OF said
stockholders is hereto appended.
In witness whereof. said corporation has
caused this certificate 10 be signed b. IT,
president and secretary. and It's cornoraf.
seal to ba hereto affixed the thirtieth day q
December A D. 1872.
P. H. ". SAITH.
E. J. WARING.
Secretary.
r. A. Rinehart
Urea sufer.
FILED ID once Of Secretary Of State Jana-
L. q. & c. NJ. Keasbey.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
an TrrxrF A ~

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hail. January "a 1913.
The following is the list OF the names
residences and places of business Of appii-
cants for licenses. contained in all applica-
tons or petitions made to this board for the
granting Of licenses to sell spirituous yinous,
malt or brewed liquors. and not heretofore
published according 10 law. to wit:
Name Place Of Business Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
James De Jaime. II Central av. Same place
John Schiener 2e6 Park av Same place
Morris S,ernberg, 32e 10Th av. Same place
James H Pryor, SO Holland st. Same place
Matthew Tonzolo. 80 Adams st. Same place
RETAILzTRANSFER
Herman Etzel. from 10 Barbara st. to
361 18th av................T4 9 Bergen st.
Alexander Lebowitz, from % Garside st.
to o. 9th av..,.............42 4 Warren St
: RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

Weequahic Park Land and Improve
ment Co. to Lucien P. Druck,
Scheerer av, 175 IT FIR Hunter
don st, 1O0x200 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to Harry Hendrlckson, s
Mapes av, 52S # W fr Bergen st,
John Il. Monahan (sheriff) to Fred
erick Frelinghuysen, S. 18th
st, 191 IT fl Central av, 25x100.. 3
Same to Phoenix Building and Loan
Association, Bergen st, go II
u FIR 14th av, b0x100. 3
William NJ Johnson to johnson
Realty Co., $ W cor Bank and
Richmond SITS, 24x1oO, and other
Chauncey g. Parker Especial MASTERY
to George B. Ashley, n W cor FIRE.
linghuysen av and Vanderpool St
Catharine Walter to William Wal
ter, W s Lille ST, 100 # fr Spruce
st, 00x100 .......-..........,.:.
Joseph Fltzsimmons to James NJ
Burns. @ s Richard st, l02 1T n
fr Bowery st, 25x126 ..............-
Weeduahic Park Land and Improve
ment Co. to Thomas Linnett, jr.,
n Porter av, rs 1T fr Porter
pl, 50x100 ...........,.......
Annibale A. Tamburri to Gaetano
Messaneo, s Warren st, 81 IT
fl Golden st. 22x98 ...............
Andrew Brunton to Lena fsa Goldberg
o spe ay. 5oxlo CO. 80
John F. Monahan Sheriff to
Charles A. Rosenwasser eft al, e
Morris av. so 1T fr 18th ar, S5x1oS 10
Progressive Investment Co. TO
Henry Taplitzky, $ Prince ST.
100 IT FIR Spruce st. 5SxlW. .;...,;.
John F. Monahan lsherin) To Charles
IT n q r H.
ter st, 100 IT fir Sherman av,
5Ox1OO, and other tract. 49,.
Rose Il. Bowles and hus to William
Harris, $ Shaw ay, ia it s IF
cor of Dewey st, Dxl00. .....,..-'
TOWNSHIPS.
Augusta E. Crum (adm.) to George
N Docberty. T.. Orange, W S Hal
sted st, 26 IT W FIR Elmwood av' !.
27x60 ......-........,... ....:-':... D
same to George II. jerks, j. Or
ange, W cor Halsted st and !.
breckenridge & Tichenor, Inc, to
William Steinhardt, Inc, S S Itch
enor ter, 475 1T W fr Grove st,
50x100 ................... ....:.......
Charles Jones to Jongle Realty Co,
Moptclair, Marion I'd, 325 1T
fr Valley I'd, 110xl50, and other
NntIex Realty Co. to Andrew Brun-
ton, Nutley. w Weston st. $40
III ! W fir Grant av, 50x122. .........
Mary o. Wheeler and hus to Albert
ID, Robinson, Montclair, cen Pleas
ant ay, cor land Joseph Ward
S1xll4 s.-............... ...... .........
Sarah d. Axtell to Joseph Sonen-
berg. Iryington, W Clermont aY,
7O2 1t W FIR Lyons ay, 50y150....
Lucy e. Barnes and hus to William
Wintetbottom ct al, Jryington, e
Grace st, l75 IT FIR Cottage st,
25x100 ..................... ...........
Amelia Guth to Edward Potter,
Irvington. cor 10Th av and s
2ist st. 2Sxs4. .........,...,.......
Mabel 7. Logan 10 Mason Realty
Co. Montclair, es Orange I'd,
W cor land a. X. Fullerton, 50x15l
1fountainsjde Realty Co. 10 Joseph-
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FIFTY GIRLS POISONED,
PLOT Is SUSPECTED

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-Fifty working
girls, who are believed to have been
the victims of a poison plot laid pos
sibly by former ex-employees. are
seriously Ill at Fairfield, ILL.,, it has
been learned.
The sufferers are employed by a
manufacturing company in Fairfield.
Arsenic is believed to have been
placed in one of the company's wells
situated in Cambride Court, a COM
munity plan settlement, in which
most of the 300 or 400 female en-
ployees live.
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TWO WASHED OVERHEARD
FROM SUBMARINE De-

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 29.--Two men
we're washed overheard last night
from the naval submarine DE- and
Jrorned, according TO reports just re-
eeived here. The victims were ].
Campbell. an electrician, and l..
ITufsi, y mschinlst's mate.
The little vessel, on It's way to
Cntna waters, ran into gale or
siso koksb ;-azclins acast.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


minutes east twenty-five feet 10 the vest vest
eriy line of lot number twenty-five on salo
man: thence 49, along the same north seNei
Teen degrees sixteen minutes east one nuil-
tsred feet 10 the soutberly line OF Kenmore
avenue aforesaid; thence "a alons, Inc se So.
north Neventy-two degrees forty-four nun
utes vast twenty-five feet 10 the point 2lla
place OF beginning. Being lot number
fwenty-three C23) on map OF Balmorai STU
afed IN South Orange and East Orange. new
Jersey. surveyed In 1899 by Carl Mueller.
And you are hereby further nouned Liza
Won have, or claim 10 have, an interest
therein. and unless the said lot tract or par
eel of land shall be redeemed, as proVloea
in said act before the expiration OF SIX
months from and after the service hereoi, q
deed for the same viii be given eonseyins
TO LYMAN Harris, his legal represenlatlSe u
assigns, the fee simple of said land ana resi
estate, according TO the provisions OF SAID
act. r..,,,, -.
+vrenfS,-esnhth nineteen hundred and thirteen.
LYMAN HARRIS,
Purchaser.
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ouANcnnr or Npw JnRarT-rs

IN cHANcERy OBJ NEW JERSEYS
Henry Il Davis
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court q
Chancery OF New Jersey. made % the dav
Of the date hereof IN a certain cause where
In Henrietta Davis Is petitioner and you are
defendant. you are required 70 appear ana
plead ans wer or derltr to petitioners petiE
ton on or before the tenth day Of tlareh
next or in default thereof atieh decree viii
be taken a zainst You az the Chancellor shat
think equitable and just
The object Of said suit is 10 obtain . Dc.
cree annpling the marriage betWeen <14
and fhe said petitioner.
Dated January 6. 1913.
EDWARD S. HI4AEG
salIcltor OF Fefitionef
p Q. tddrees 40 Prudential Dufidine
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EARRISON-on Tuesday, January %.
1918. William Lloyd. beloved child
of Frank J.. and Emma Garrison
fnee Standhardt), of S5S Bergen
street
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DIETz-On January 90. 1913. Edith
Dietz (nee Nicholson), beloved wife
of Herbert Dietz, at her late resi-
dence, sos Orange street.
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DONEGAN-At Orange. n. J.. on Mon
day, January 81, 1913, Mary Margaret
Donegan daughter of the late bernard
494 Scotland street, Orange Valley.
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GARRABRANT-A Fairfield. N. j.. on
January 2T 1913 Elizabeth A.. be-
loved wife of Gilbert Garrabrant, aged
% years.
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BELDEN-January rs. 1913, Harry, only
son Of Harry and Jennie Belden (nee
Garrison), aged years 0 months, 16
Frederick street.
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FINN-On Monday, January 81, 1918,
Edward, beloved husband of Marguerite
Finn (nee Manger), aged IL years, AZ
Speedway avenue
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G1BBONS-on January %. 1913. at
her late residence, Chestnut street.
Kearny, Annie Gibbons (nee Con-
row.
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+ GHARL ES-On January 2e. 1918, at
the home of his cousin, Mrs. Laura
Canfield. 223 Mulberry street, Law
renee Charles, aged rs years.
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, LEMAsSENA-o January IS. 1913 Lii
Ian, wife of Theodore L. Lemassena,
aged IS wears.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, 304 Beleville avenue. on
Friday morning, January 81. at 10
o'clock. Interment at convenience of
the family,
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DfERKER-on January 49, 1918. at the
residence of Mr.. Michael LOBBY, SO
Washington street. Harrison, \. J.,
John Dierker.
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0RAY--At the City Hospital, on Tues
day, January o. 1913, William Gray
employee of John Pel1 & Sons last
factory, aged "a years.
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VAN NESS-January 90 1913, Ida A..
widow of Barguo Van Ness, in her
S0th year, IS Nichols street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into rest on
II Tuesday, January 30. 1918, John
IS Deubert aged sc years.
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McGRA TH-On January 81, 1913, at
the residence Of her brother in law.
Frank Kniffen. 1873 Grant avenue,
the late Philip and Mary McGrath.
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CoRDUA-January q. 1913, Gustaye L.
Cordua, Of SO Hillyer street, Orange.
n. J., in his Sith year.
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tAcEY-on January 20. 1913, Mary,
widow of John Lacey (nee Cart
land), at her late residence, PAS
Aston street
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ILLINGwoRTH-on Tuesday. January
%, 1919. Madaline v, wife of John
Illingworth In her 6Sth year.
Funeral services will be held at her
january so, at Up. NJ. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Inter
ment in Paramount Cemetery at the
convenience of the family.
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CoNBRTY- Suddenly, on January 81,
1913. Catherine A. Conerty, second
Oldest daughter of James and the
late Nora Conerty (nee Barrett).
Relatives and friends, also mem
b beers of Ladies' Auxiliary, Branch
No. G. Division No. 4, st. Patrick's
Alliance of America, are kindly In
Vitod to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 1914 Ferry street, on
Tturgday January 30. 1913, at $3.50
n. m, to st. James's Church. where
a Solemn High Mass Of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of her
soul. Interment in the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre
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Unsatisfactory on Tuesday, January
%, 1918, A. Wallace Hayes, in his
fftieth year
Funeral services will be held at his
late home, 1850 Johnson avenue, on
Thursday, January 30, at p. m.
Relatives and friends, and officers and
members of Mt. Ararat Encampment
No. 3. !. o. Q. r.. also Radiant Star
Lodge No. 100, |. o. o. r., and Post
Office Employees and Retirement ASSOC
Citations, are invited to attend. Inter
ment In Fairnount Cemetery at the
convenience of the family.
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PHILLIPS-on January 27. 1918,
Charles c. husband Of Maria l..
Williams Phillips, aged II years, 145
Clifton aVenue.
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toITHE- Peacefully fell asleep on
Monday. January %. 1918. Lillian
Joithe, beloved daughter of Gottfried
and Philippine Joithe tnee Trostl aged
81 years months 10 days. ~ Mon
mouth street
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HrBBINETT-At Harrison. n. j., on
January 81, 1913. Eva Hubbinett (nee
zentz), beloved wife OF Christie Hub
binett. 81 Ann street.
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ARNoLb-At AIilburn, \. J., january
81, 1913. Christopher Arnold, in bis
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VAN NESS-on January &c. 1919. at his
residence. 20 Hecker street. William.
husband of Florence Van Ness (nee
Marion). and son Of the late William
, and Emma Van Ness.
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BAKBR-On Monday, January p. 1915,
Sophla p, widow Of John c. Baker, in
her SD year.
Funeral services viii be held at her
late home. 81 Congress street on
Thursday, January 80. at s p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. Interment in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery at the convenience Of the
family.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-13

The spring tailored suits show
considerable drapery. but they are
still kept narrow about the bottom.
The one shown is Of gay ratine,
made with a box pleat down the
front under which nearly at the feet
tabiler, which is fastened to the
waist at the back, Is caught. The
Coat has a loose bodice effect.
brought in at the waist with tight
fitting short hip skirt Of the goods,
which Is buttoned down the front
with four buttons Of old copper.
The collar and cuffs are OF mottled
copper crepe de chine. and the hat
worn with II is made Of bright
shade Of copper trimmed with ribbon
bows and wings Of duller shade OF
the same color.
This gown is for the thin girl and
the tall girl. Given youth and very
little avoirdupois gray frOck made
In this way and worn with a copper
colored hat makes striking combi-
nation on a red-haired, brown-eyed
girl.
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NAN DESERTS HIS
WIFE AND TWO BABIES

Mrs. Flora White and her two
babies, one two years old, and the
|other only Ave days old, were desert
led by George White. the husband and
father, last Monday, according to a
report made to the, police. White
leaving only 2s cents in the house.
Mrs. Beatrice Reading and her
young child are living with Mrs.
White, at No. 26S Seldenave., and
Mrs. Reading is doing her best to
take care Of the members Of the
household She received dollar by
mail from Whites mother. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. White, who is confined to her
bed, cannot understand why her hus-
band left, or where he went. She
says they had no trouble. and that
when he left the house he said he
was going out to take q position that
he had just obtained, in trucking
office at Elm and Sixteenth-sts. She
has later learned that there is no
such office.
Detectives from the central station
|are working on the case