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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
! G. LAMBRECHT TALKS
ON REAL ESTATE BONDS

In nm address before the real estate
class in the Y. M. G. A., Friday even
~. Richard G.. Lambrecht, president
"A the German American Loan 4 Trust
CO.. gave an interesting word picture
"a the system OF real estate mortgages.
tracing the ilrst Transaction OF THIS
kind back 1000 years. In the ancient
city Of Babylon. when King Hammu
Rabi loaned money on mortgages. Con-
6itious surrounding the script have
Improved, Mr.. Lambrecht said. and VA
kious details have been added which
hayo strengthened IT. already hrm 20
Hilton % an Investment OF the highest
blass.
.No wadays." he said. the real -.
late mortgage by means OF bonds. mas
boen brought to the door Of the inves-
- 81 small means 30 that whether ?
~ has $50 or $4,000 be has sxscty
- same opportunity to tsud u on
kyst mortgage. Our company guaran.
- without qualification every detau
u title @ well as payments OF the hvs
~ cent interest coupon which are a.
|ached TO the mortgage bonds and are
Soyable, semi-anrually. The real -
~ mort eaSe bond represents the
Some q jafsty. being based on the
UUurfty Uf the very earth itseH'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
DREDCE OWNERS AND MEN
REACH WAGE AGREEMENT

Terms OF Q working Agreement be-
tween committee from the DredGe
Owners association, the international
Dredge Workers Protective aSsocia-
tion, and the international Association
OF Steam Shovel and Dredge Men.
we're arranged, Friday afternoon. after
q conference of several days IN BAN
let hall.
Under the arrangement effected
workers who are employed on con-
tracts where the eight-hour day rule
10 observed. will receive the same
compensation paid last year when tina
work was done on the 12-hour basis.
Men who work on private contracts
where the 12-hour day II required will
receive IN increase IN wages amount.
Ing to IS month over the eiSht.houf
scale.
For work on sundays. holidays and
overtime. the men will rsceivs pay 1t
the rate OF time and half In addition
to regular wages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Died.


dsnse Of his som M Alexander is &c c:hrists.
tt5 LArued-st. east. Joseph Chrlsts.
eged 81 years. beloved father Of AIRS.
John pugai. Mrs. Placido Dugsl. An
is. G jos.ss As AI.s0n :sa pr Ss:
Jospph eaucter. Funeral services
sunday - Tecumseh church 1t sis
.. n. from the residence OF his SON
in-law. John Dugal, Of Tscumssh.
BABINEAU---Feb. 20. iyl4. Peter, nus
band Of Matilda, father Of Thomas
ter william: brother OF Robert wal
lace .apd Mrs. p, J. Mcdonald Flu
neral from residence. $50 franklin
IT,; :s;, n. nT ys,i!. M, and . az r. Pc,
All 10 4srk within our dwelling.
For ihs enc We loved to cheer W.
Has forever passed away.
LoyETTr-l5.c oS S.,d Loystss: ., Of Do Q;
late Minnie Coyle Lovstte. brother
in-law OF Harrietts coyie and Myra
Coyle Wheelan OF this city: Burial
Monday 1t Mt. Oiivet. Detroit.
20, at his home. ala
Sans cf nd: Hs.y c efSSs n snG
Charles Nsuman. Funeral Monday
1t 1850 p. m. from residence.
tsr's residence. 715 Larned-St. east,
beloved father OF Alfred Navsrd and
father Of Bertha De witt. Funeral
Monday from residence at Z and 81
loachifn's church 1t 1850. Burial Ne
Elliott
RosB-Feh 20. 1914. at his. residence
t46 Avalon-sye.. DR.; Paul Rose. aged
auspices sssss Of fIa :seno .'r crS sss
home. Monday ~ II .. m. Flint
papers please COPY.
wI0HT--Feb. -. 1914. Byron A.. BE-.
loved husSsnd q NatiIda wisht
dencs. SIS Dragoon- ave-. Monday ~
2:e0 p. m. Under the autpice0 of ,zi6y
lodge No. !. F. 4 A. N. Interment
81 Woodmsrs csmstsry. Please omit
noweIs. - "a, !. ..-..lr..sl ~ a.......
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

BANN--Fsb. 7o.- O. Avaion-avs., Mary
J. Bann (nee Fosterl. aged 81 years,
beloy ed wife OF william Bann. Fun
oral from residence Monday, p. m.
Burial private.
BrIOsSOM--in. Racine. wis.,. Feb. 20.
Julia Harriet Mills blossom. wife OF
Rev Waiter Gardner Blossom and
sister Of Mrs. Thomas jackson Ankle
tell Funeral St Luke's church, Ra-
cine. Wis.,. Monday. Feb. 20. 1t 10
.. IN.
CALDER--Fsb. 10. 1914. at log Forest
ave. east, Rev. James q. Calder, be.
loved father OF John 8. Calder, Mrs.
Alice Calder Fish. Nra. Clayton A.
Powell. Funeral services from First
Babtt0e church, corner Woodw
and Piugree-aves.. Monday at p. M
ERz--0aery. aged 70. beloved widow ol
the late John Err, At her residence
~ 80 Choetnut-st.. Friday. Feb. 20. nj
d. M. mother OF Mrs. Edward
Nobel. Nrs. James Peters. Albert p,
and George Err. Funeral from real
dence Monday at a. M and 81
Joseph's church $50.
Gr.EASON--Feb. 20. At hor residence
10 Ltnwood ave. Eunice E.. beloved
mother OF Mrs.. wellington Roberts
Funeral from residence sunday az
D. m. Burial at Toledo Monday.
PvG4ASKI--Feb. -. 1874. at his real.
dence. 81 Harper-ave., Frank, agOd
50 years, beloved husband at ZHRno-
"a and dear father Of John. Anthony,
Frank. Joseph, Charlea, Mrp- Chas
Miller and Mrs, Fred Hamilton. bun.
eral Monday. Feb, -. at 3. m. from
~. stanisIaus' church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
SEER'S POWERS NO
GOOD AGAINST LAW
Offers To Protect Detective
With Magic Spell Il Hailed
Before Prosecutor

Fixing Detective Horrigsn with 9
cola eye, "riot. fe.sr .ui&s.sussn.
seer ana sOotasayer. OF no. " fsrx-
st.. rsluai kea: "fou were born un-
der Venus"
"You don't say!"' gssped tho de-
tective. feeling for his rabbits foot,
crossing his fingers and knocking on
wood q one and the same time.
The climb o. the law" had been
requested to call on the professor
by Prosecutor Shepherd. after COM
plants had been received from the
state medical board that he was prac-
ticink healing.
AYE. 'tis even co." said the seer.
Taurus was in con1unctioa with
Mars, and Scorpion cast it, shadow
on your future. Lemme see your
headf"
The detective bent his head.
Hard. hard" murmured the
soothsayer.
WHAT" gaspsd Horrigan.
THE future. my son. not the head.
Don't trust your enemies. A tall,
dark man Is approaching you. He
has kin8ly air. He IL about to
order"
"Heer." guessed the detective.
"No, no. About to order some
harm done you. Have you any
money!"
"Sure. Cotter dollar and thirty.
seven cents"
II mean money-much money. II
Won have, I will cast q SMELL"
mo. you won't" said Horrigan
There's tall man WAITING ~ ses
vow. I'm copper. Come alOn~.'
The tall man was the prosecutor,
snd after 'ookip~ over Chr'stensep's
hocrs nm hvnpnfism. astrc'n~v and
similar subjects. he ordered the seer
locked M for thc Tlfghf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
REFUSES TO DRAW UP
sFOOLISH~ ORDINANCE

Assistant Corporation Counsel At
kinSon "bawIed OUT Aid. Dill In the
once Of the council committee CLERK.
Saturday morning, for proposing Z
foolish" ordinance 10 name q piece
Of property ct the foot Of Morrsll-st..
Jewell park" .
II absolutely refuse to draw up any
such ordnance, Atkinson told Dill
THAT property was purchased from
the Jewell Betting Co., Of Boston, by
former Mayor Thompson. why don't
you name the park after Thompson
or Pingree or somebody else known
to the people OF Detroit?
II also refused to draft an ordt
nance at your request to change the
name Of Fortst. west to Fort ave
nue. because In my mind. the sugges-
ton II silly one. II you want such
ordinances drafted. you will have to
60 to somebody else In the corpora
ton counDers ONCE"
Then you absolutely refuse?" do
mandSd Din.
Absolutely"
IAN right. then I'll AK somebody
else to DO the work for me-" said Dill
and Atlkin6on walked out OF the Of
fee with . bored look.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
credit MEN ADDRESSED
ny NATIONAL OFFICERS

=. r. salisbury, Of Minneapolis. and
!. n. Tregor, OF New York. president
IA pocretary.treasurer, respectively.
y the National Association Of Credit
~. were the guests Of honor and
|rincipal speakers 1T the dinner CIV
a. Friday evening, In the Elliott
tnyior.W oolfenden cafe BY the De-
IN Credit Mems. association. In
prnik61pn interesting to credit men
~ a1v0 By Mr.. Salisbury and Mr..
froeor and their addresses were re.
|sivcd WIN much applause. Musical
|nnhors we're given BY Mrs. Fred
Y Fitssorald and Abram Ray Tyler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Hoard Of Health
! LIGHTING FIXTURES

01alod proposals for. the in,!nIistion
n iShtink Fixtures In Pavilions No
4 enX No. OF the Herman kto,er
ksSpitai. located a. Ms" .ccnrdi Hor 70
}SSs ana Sb~cincations therefor 70 be
|S21 a the office OF Loui. Hamper:
SSxstsct. 70l Fine Arts Building. Will
y fScSivcd at Secretary's office. boaro
u 6Sturdsy, February 2sth, 1914. s
~ lowest or any proposal viii not
|oc0Gsarily be accepted
Y0volopoH containing proposals must
y - married ana contain a certiileo
'koSk or cash, eqoal to So Of the pro-
- BOARD OF HEALTH.
~ By JOHN r. McKiNLAI,
| fA.xse1 Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
FIRE VICTIMS FIGHT
FOR LIFE IN HOSPITAL

Samuel Stannic and his wife, Con-
stance, who were terribly burned ~
an explosion Of gasoline in their home.
No. Is McDougallave.. Friday morn
Ing. are still lowering between life and
death In st. Mary's hospital. Their
12-year-old son. Mite, who was also
badly burned, is believed to b out OF
danger.
Staunlc was planning to dispose OF
oil Of his interests here. and sail for
Austria NEXT week. he sold two brick
stores ana . tenement house ct Nc
Dougall-ave. and Franklin-st., Thurs
day. for $4,000, and was planning 70
setl his home and furniture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
JUDGMENT OF $4,000
: AWARDED AGAINST WOLF

Judgment for the ful lamount OF
$4,000 was awarded the American
Steamship Co. of Detroit, by Judge
futile In United States court. In it.
euit against the steamsr w. H. Wolf,
managed BY d. Sullivan 4 Co.. OF
Chicago.
The suit arose 40 Z result OF g col.
lision which took place near Buffalo
last spring when the Wolf bumped
into the stern Of the steamer J. K
Dimmtck.
The court held the Wolf to blame
for the collision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Rates. / a Word

Cash with order. II charged. 70 .
IN No transient advertising inserted
for less than iec with cash: iSc u
charged per insertion.
ncst lions except Births. Cards Of
Thanks. Obituaries. NestipG Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births. Deaths. Cards Of Thanks Aqo
for Is wordS or less. over Is words
one and ens.third cents for each extra
word
Personaas--Minimu charge, soc; aoc
per line Count six words % the tfne.j
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
MYSTERY SHROUDS
DEATH Of WOMAN
Mrs. Alva Howell Believed To
Have Met yiolent Death;
Marks On Throat

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 2l.--(Spe-
cial.) Found dead in her home. seven
miles nortneast Of Stockbrides. under
circumstance which point strongly
to evidence OF violence the case Of
Mrs. Alvx Howell, wife Of . wsll-to-do
Millville farmer. has aroused the
country eide. On IN inquest. which
lasted throughout the day Friday.
Coroner Thomas Palmer and Prose
cutor Charles H. Haydsh, Of Lansing,
uncovered case OF unusual interest
Tho inquest has been adjourned for
one week and no onlcial findings have
been pronounced.
Statements OF George May, OF
jackson. travelling man, are regard.
ed ~ the most important evidence 90
far introduced. According to Mr.. May,
he called ct the Howell home about {
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. He
knocked repeatedly, he says, and Mrs.
Howsu's thrse-yeAr-old daughter ap.
peared ct Z window. Asked II her
father were 1t home che replied that
he was uDatalrs. and q moment later
hs wss admitted to the house by Mr..
Howell.
May says that Howell appeared
aSitated and. excusing himself, return
ID up stairs. He 6ays thst Howell
then summopeA May upststrs, ssying
that he thought Mira. Howell vas dy.
Ing. May declares that when they
entered the rooEh, Mfs. HoWell was
lying on the door several feet from
her bed with her head IN Z corner
by I dresser. dead.
Howell stated thst he was sitting
down stairs writing when h4 WIS at.
tyacted BY . noise upstairS.. He said
That he had started up stairs when
he heard Mays knock at the door. He
found her on the noor, and summoned
Nay. : 4 : : n =
The Rev. q. l. Morrison, pastor Of
an lnghAm township circuit. and
father Of Mrs. Howell, summoned the
authorities to inyestigate the death.
He stated that his daughter had 70
Gently told him that she could no
longer endure to i've with Howell,
becau3e he had taken TO drinking and
because Of his attentions TO q do
nestle. 80 !,
A post-mortsm examination held
during the inquest Friday showed
marks on her throat indt66ttnG that
her death wss due % Strauguletion,
In an effort to Gift { eu1DIcj6n OF
possible poisoning tie stomach has
oen cert to Dr.. n. l. Holm, state bac-
teriologist, for eEaminattoa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

George Kcetich. proprietor Of res
tsuranf &C No. 1879 Riopelle-st.. who
was stabbed three times In the neck
and breast By Joseph Kovitch. Friday,
u walking around the ward IN Grace
hospital, to-day, though II wss thought
Friday. that death from the knlfs
wounds wns only . question Of . few
hours. Koviteh u hold by the police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

o>kekhoidsrs' Meeting q the Derry
~ heidsrs OF the Delfay connSettng
. ~ enc transactiSa . socn CsssI
4 . ssmcanz IN the CITY of pstrSo .s
-. n srdsst S 81 ne a. J. 3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

ALBION--The city VIII night the at.
tempt Of the Michigan State Telephone
Co. to raise the local rates. the COM
mon council voting TO present the
city's side Of the controversy 70 the
state railroad commltsiou,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
FoR sALe-wEsrnexcn PRoPaMrv.
WEST SIDE

WEST SIDE
A GOOD BUY
because IT'S well located anl becau9e
It's well built: IL has I rooms snd u
pse. n.h s .nd so ss:s'is e 81. sss
$4,000 on t's cns An 4
Near Grand River; In. one condition:
n naS ave s,r rScm sss esah Am ana ccs
5000 down. bal: $40 : month.
: rooms; every Impoverished. e q
after. r.. .h ss"t.ifs sss s sSs ' ssis.
On. LArchmont. with lS-soot front and
nne place TO build In rear: dns houss
S.rdw rssF' an M n s: ho sSE 9sSS
Will buy u on terms and m4hthly
Il near brand River. add High school.
MAI! hiAnsssE3 sa x1 e dr, :; S9.
Let Me Buy You 4 Home
state. your price. AID what cAah and
monthly tnstallments You can pay
And ! Will search for basgalns In ANY
,oHsiII syy Owner win PAY my com
Let Me Sell Your Property
II ysa :sn give my clients hehsSt valns
Let Me Invest Your Money
There - ne safer q more 6eaS ny sst;
ss sss ss:n e. fSss Ss%
WILBUR 3. GiLBEkT
Estate. mAnxtsd: Rshts eoilectsa:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
EAST GRAND-BLVD.

brick veneer rssidsnce on
rooms and bath. layatory on first
floor, tile vestibule. full easement. =
large bedrooms. costly hxtureo: hard
wood hnish throughout: the price Of
ali sincerity that II cannot be dupii-
Gated for the money: we ask only q
fair payment down: for further par
tirulars call Mr.. Brown.
KELLY q COMPANY.
7s-7s Griswold-st Main 2:25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

I HAVE several good garden spots va.
can't and improved on and near car
/. McAdams. 56is TuScola-st, De-
trttt Grand 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

NEAR THE FORD PLANT
4 bachelor's cottage. ........S 80
a 3-rocm house. $3.50 down. .....S $50
7-room house. 500 down. 49,. IS. 500
s-room u0dbfn house. St.eeo
GOWN .......... y6,0vv
2-family nat ara eottage $500
Cad. 1857. Nc0raw BlaG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

msUObOo.
Let Me Sell Your Property
II yea csa. give my clients hohSet valuS
for their money I can cell ysuf
Let Me Invest Your Money
There - re safer Of more 6alS ny eat;
cG sasrs sss" e. fSss; tSs
WILBUR q. GILBERT
Dseatee mAAxt4d. Rents connected.
1870 Majestic, ~. 1880. Grand ioi7,
MUST SELL
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
FISCHER. LARGE LOT
s:s cs s,s s1 Sssvs e .s:,
S secnalfieSi re-; foY s.',, hssdsoems
and kur6toe: u&usuAtly lArG6 l6t: Ind
ga q: Nj, 's ssalAls ass: nv s;';s u. ::
1 4;iSS sSi!E., ELF : s CON .sT5
NEAR The FORD PLANT
4a::: 8! s:s: ::'':isass :.:a
.7-room house. 800. down. 20. 500
s-roem nodSfn house. st.eeo. -,
s-s SEnn nat ana eets.s: $500
ca. ISL s ! siASEis S & sSS; s,s..
$1,000 Down
NORTH. WOODWARD
Fine twq-nst; ave me rooms and bath
In each. full basemlnt. separate fur.
8 $500 geo. nsieass >. SSsa, As ats
Co, 1hc.s 6o4 Efee Prsss bIde.
TON SALn--VARlGSs
GOOD FARMS
w Az S !: . sssS ss nee: ss s.sS
s.sSs:sS:S : i SS:.:;, ::!a,slSins f:s s;:
IiyiHaS p CO. e.a 80 g .s ~ H'ss :..s q
Rvs sesi sssr. H. ss @s's ssoa o.;
lixs&a "a 80. II nj. ., s.sr !, s s:.:
ssss se 49,. avisS Msssf fe$e it 49,
Nm t. Iva Slstss: Sss!! ..
xn ncssSis pcsS 1.. IL ssr,s, i MI nom
S sSS.x e's s 81 r3sy Y sSss
q eiS4fVd. SaiaaS9 .qsS ovsr:" q, eee,
1hic ieshtieS an4 shefaster ee g!
Nv ssssssss 3 r .I Z lsr bss H Il
6EX. il, CARPENTER,
So Tsra Bldg. DStr6it Main ls4o.
RAISE TOMATOES
mouth wSsSs tie soS.aso:s ittsn ~.
Her than snywhsrs clse tn the north
A TOMATO RANCH
r better than seid 4e1!sss q soc,
for 'ar HXn fsEsse !: b1kBiYg. 'r0as'
80 acres OF that wondeftvl. dark loan.
lsysi = boaed but WSil 6rSanS4; a
new 7-foom ho1ss With : eqn bass.
rish e % sEs or line iiss 3Sst ssp from from
village limits: viii ~xchAngs Tor ~.
troIt property or sell on reasonable
nsiiSc IHht ES'i Il al eSSrpn nook TO
i. !. CASoUELLE,
so] Chamber CommsroA Cadillac soI
CASH for = TO 10 acres with good
house, neer car line Let me know
bsssarso Ter n 49, Address boz c-'i'
40 ACRES. nser Rsllsviils 7.rS. hoass.
other Too4 huiidt!gs. nving Xster.
sssss ana t VIII ..ssps a.' - - pr
" s.:k 's s:: o. saS sf ve S'ss"s %ls;
fences Ira s,s scusr t s,h:r sees . ssii &
50 :, On ana 1Kkg upxr FouttKay. 1u.r0,
hcuee; leEfS harn some fruit sno
q '9 =. n:as New boston. y.re. house,
barn ,s sem %.. fruit; c only .i s;SSe9 orch.
ssss4s: S Ssra s OILY sSsrs'c tis sS a1 SSS.'
10 9, Royal osk. close 70 electric. Only
r.ssaas kshti!sssss:;. ch.rr, sss.. 81 Dim.
I ACHES near car line. on city timita
In one OF tue best town. IN Atchl-
gan. y mi: from Dstrc!t; nav 2;
sSST 1Su peach. pinns ana S.as
:. ssis Se.r'i fri e:d sss o. al a'-
- room 'i so:. ss1 .iss bss sn T' sr.a
!. house. poultry house, i! mi. from De:
:ss'i nse sr;ss VIII fR1 .sossSss
Tor 'sssHs :rs: "t Barr e's ana
WIN .xchsnSs for city property. East
side prefstred. ~ ~, go.
80 small T Town aso@ nnS S': ssiiiosd Coed ''
room house, large barn and outbuiId-
( inss, Price $4,000: Win exchange
for bAtfoit property.
have large list OF farms tor sale
and exchange. See me before you
buy.
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
S07 Majestic Bldg. !.
ONCE open Thursday evening until
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-04
POLICE MATRONS' JOBS
SOUGHT BY FIFTY-EIGHT
Competitive Examination Held for
Two Vacancies to Be
Filled.
By, Pop

Fifty-eight women yesterday participated
In competitive examination for ap-
pointment as police matrons of the
District, two additional positions of
this character being provided for in the
current appropriation act. The ex-
animation was conducted by the board
OF police and fire surgeons in the
boardroom of the Municipal building.
1t may be several weeks before APP
polntments are made.
While the examination was in prog
ress delegation from the District
Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
called on the Commissioners in ad-
vocacy Of the appointment of Julia
Mason Layton.
All of the candidates were required to
present Endorsements by ten reputable
women. The positions pay 5000 year.
With the two additional places filled
the police department will have a force
of eight police matrons 1t is not the in
tention Of Mai Sylvester to uniform the
woman officers. although they probably
will be provided with badges. Their
principal work will be that of searching
and looking after female prisoners who
are taken to police stations and the house
or detention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-04
GUESTS OF SAFETY OUTING.
Four Veteran Crossing Policemen to
Enjoy Day Off.

The four crossing policemen Of
Washington. who have seen the long
est service in that capacity are to be
guests Of honor of the Street Safety
Association OF the District, when that
organization goes on its first annual
excursion to Marshall Hall, Friday. The
four men, all appointed by Maj. Syl-
vester, are: w. r. Allaband. Wilbert
Galloway Alexander Elliott and u. ].
Smith. ........
President William f. Peabody is busy
choosing the men who are to carry
with them at the resort free tickets
to the amusements, to be given to the
first persons asking them. Are you for
street safety" The various prizes to
be given away in the contests are to be
presented by Miss Helen Hoffman.
president Of the first children's aux
Hilary to be formed. and Miss Gertrude
Driscoll, daughter of one. of the dircc-
tors Of the organization.
The base ball team. which has been
selected for the big game" to be
played that day are the "NIid-City" and
the Heights" teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-04
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS NOTES AND ITEMS
Washingtonian Fined for Speeding.
Mrs. Sadie Z. Stanley
.... Seeks Divorce.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE Nd. August 4-Richard
Davis. colored, of Washington pleaded
guilty here yesterday to charge of
running his motor cycle in excess of the
speed limit, and was fined So and costs,
which he paid. He was arrested Sunday
and deposited collateral.
Mrs. Sadie L. Stanley OF Laytonsville
district has filed suit in the circuit court
here for an absolute divorce from Ria
Franklin Stanley. on the ground of
cruelty and drunkenness. She is repre-
sented by Attorneys Spates & Spates of
Rockville. According to the bill the
couple were married in Washington.
April 90, 1905. and lived together until
July 10 last. Mrs. Stanley also seeks the
custody Of the couples two children
Henry S. and Ruby L. Stanley-and asks
to be allowed aliInony and counsel fees.
Mrs. Stanley is a daughter Of Conrad
Royr, n Laytonsville district farmer.
A license to marry has been issued here
to Samuel D. Barron, fifty years old,
widower, and Mrs. Ethel Schallcross,
aged thirty-s;x, widow, both of Wash
ington.
Wallace Z. Ricketts, has sold the build
Ing here occupied by him us residence
for several Years 10 Herbert Darby, for
merly of Clarllsburg, this county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-04
EBERHARD TRUsHEIM's WILL.
Personal Estate to Children Realty
Held in Trust.

The will of Eberhard Trusheim,
dated March IA. 1904, has been filed for
probate. He leaves his personal es-
tate in equal shares to his three chill
dren. John H. Trusheim, George
Trusheim and Katherine Miller. To
the three children Of his deceased
daughter. Annie Larmon. is given a
portion of square south of 975 in East
Washington. ..#"....
held by the two sons in trust during
the lifetime of their sister, Katherine
Miller. During this time the net in
come is to be equally distributed
among the sons and the daughter. On
the death of the daughter the property
is TO be sold and an equal division
made. the share of the daughter going
to her children. The sons are also
named as executors.