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IN ben labrIlden edldrtH Der ioqenoen Neamle1 /
bier aeHaRnten Depariemenis einaci1onen, Hamllc;
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
PENNSYLVANIA STUDENT
TAKES OWN LIFE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 17.--An-
drew Hamilton Mccullough, OF 1929
Baum boulevard. Pittsburg. sopho
more OF the University OF PennsyL
vania. committed suicide here early
today by jumping from the Snyder
wharf into the Delaware river.
Hearing splash, Waterman John
Devine. OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, ran-to the side of the pier
and saw a man struggling In the
water Devine got long ladder and
ran II down TO the struggling man,
shouting for him to take hold OF H.
Although the ladder touched his body.
McCullough made no effort to grasp
it His body was later picked mp by
a police tug.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
LANDLORD FUNERAL HELD
UP BY THE CORONER

NEW YORK. Jan. l7-While the
body OF Richard ID. Landlord. vice
president and secretary OF the South
'ern railway, was being taken To the
Pennsylvania station in Manhattan to.
.day for shipment TO Princess Anne,
Md. for burial. Coroner Ernest Wog.
'ner interfered and ordered the body
returned TO Landlords home In the
|Osmund apartments. The interior.
|cnce was made by the coroner be.
cause OF certain papers contained in
la strong box belonging TO Landlord,
which was held by the public admins.
'trator Smith and which II was be
'lieved will throw some light on the
death OF Landlord whose nude body
Twas found in the bathroom OF his
apartment with a gas Jet turned on
Hull force. The cortege was two
blocks away from the house when
ordered back.
Coroner Wagner released the Lank.
ford funeral and II proceeded 60 the
station after consider
liable delay.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
'NEW CHARTER
MEANSPROGRESS,
SAYS CHALMERS
Head of Citizens Committee
Writes Business Men, Urg-
ing Support for Measure
GIVES TEN REASONS
WHY IN SHOULD CARRY
plays Up" Home Rule and Elm
nation of Party Politics
Features

by adopting this charter we shali
make greater progress than can be
made ia years TO come ii We vote II
down.
So says Hugh Chalmers chairman
OF the executive committee of the ciu-
zens charter committee, IN letter 10
e. business men. asllng ,heir financial
and moral support Tor he new char
Ter
Mr. Chalmers also given 10 reasons
o his own Tor tne charter adopeIoh.
They are Cd hOme RUE Tor Detroit,
(2D the non-partsAn ba4ot, taking "a
t.onal and staee poht.cs out oi ml-
ulCipal affairs, 90 concentration uI
responsibility, CD inluaute e. reloren-
dun and recall 60 municipal own
ership co. civil service, ca fairer
tax assessments. tS) every candidate
VIII stand on his personal reputation,
TO on party Affiliations go more
efficiency in the health aud pubic SAFE
~ departments (i0) better police
and IRE protection
business men sAouid not be over
confident. said Mr. Chalmers IN
Grand Rapids. every newspaper VAS
Tor the charter, bul It's enemies work
"a quietly and il was defeated Let $
not permit that to happen here.
The carpenters union held an en-
thusiastic meeting Fr.oay evening,
/, which was addressed by Charter Com
missioner Anern and Samuel Ioun
secretary OF the cilzens committee.
President A. l. OIis gave stirring
talk In support OF the charter.
II necessary, lay of and lose a
days pay. but be- sure you vote for
the charter on Feb 30. he sT1d - on
men have been hollering aoout new
opportunities This Is the best oppor-
tunity for Better labor conditions mat
mas ever been pre- cuted 10 you Take
advantage OF IT,
Letters have been sent TO all the
aldermen. asking them TO state their
stand on the charter The replies VIII
be made public, ana II no reptile are
Forthcoming, within q reasonable line,
that lact viii be made public, toe.
The long.awaited buttons have ar
rived, and are being distributed from
the committees headquarters. room
No. 602, Free Press building. Mayor
Marx il wearing one.
Vote yes. be read, as it was pm
ned on his lapel, auG he added - on
bet"
The first of the factory meetings
will be held in the Chalmers Motor
60 5 plant Monday noon. Justice Jer-
tries viii be the speaker.
President DENLY. OF the charter com
mission, IL out of the city. but will re-
turn Jan %. AMI will speak at any
meeting thereafter that be is asked 10
h address
A mass meeting IN the armory, as IA
wind-up OF the campaign, viii be held.
either Feb. or g. The executive
committee will meet Monday evening
fix the date.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
FIGHT IS Due
in ANTE-SAL0ON
LEAGUE SESSION
Attempt Will be Made TO Move
Headquarters From Detroit
to Lansing
CONVENTION MEETS IN
LATTER PLACE NEXT WEEK
Sam Small and Other We'll
Known Temperance Workers
To Deliver Addresses

Extensive arrangements are beine
made for the annual convention OF
the Anti-saIoon league. which meet.
In Lansing. Jan. 81
II is expected that a fight will de-
lvelop to remove the leagues head.
quarters from Detroit 20 Lansing
fR. H. Scott president OF the league
Is manager OF the REQ Motor Can
Co. OF Lansing. and il is well known
that he would like 10 see the change
The Lansing advocates urge thai
the capital is nearer the geograph
licaLeenler of the state than nelIn-L
The convention viii open Wodnes
day evening. in the Masonic temple
After The business meeting Thurs
day. there will be "a banquet sam
Small. the evangelist Viii address,
the wednesday meeting ON tho
Thursday program are Or r. Alex.
Cairns. OF Newark, n j.; r X.
Warren. Sunday school leader, Or.
Samuel Dicllie the noted prohibition
leader; f. f. Cowen, OF Flint, w $.
Foster. OF Lansing; John +. Ketch-
am. OF Hastings. F. W Corbett, OF
lansing: the Rev. FIR Dennis Hayes.
.of COldwater: Frank Kulp. Of Battle
Greek D. W. Grandon. Of Hillsdale,
Mrs = L. Calkius. of Battle Creek,
Grant Slocum. OF Detroit, and Ar
thur Graham Han. Phi. b.. Of Ann
Arbor
II is anticipated that the conven-
ton will pass a resolution urNns
the Michigan senators and congress
men 10 vote for the prohibition reso-
luton now before congress. intro
duced in the house by Congressman
Hobson and In the senate By Sena-
tor shepard OF Texas.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
Upton EMPLOYEES
CHARGED WITH GRAFT

LONDON. Jan. ~ --Bow-st police
court was crowded today by fashion
lnbles when IL became known that the
|civilians on trial there with army OF
|, GERS, charged wts bribery in connec-
|iion with army canteen supplies, were
Employees OF Sir Taomas Upton.
Eight military officers and as many
|, Williams were in The defendants Jock
Ii hey included John Canstield. general
manager OF Lipton's, Ltd, and Arcnl-
laid Binto. director OF Lipton's, ana
Formerly mead Of the company's mill
airy supply department.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
CHAPTER LII.


An impatient knock at my door this
mocu.s and DICKS voice calling
-AIAES4e, -AAraiel q. woke out OF a
Juud sleep / ran 10 the door and
vas gathered into his arms.
once again / had ali the thrill that
came ~ me when Dick first tod me
ue loved ne and / know that he. TOO
Iad not gotten beyond the stage OF
romance.
Dick however. was very nervous aud
ue wanted me to hurry and dress 50
that he could get down 10 the Office
lie VAS lul o. business scheme 10
circumyent another school book pub
fishing house which was trying 20 get
lis books N western school where
Olcks conn any had always been solId
~ intrenched.
lie walked mp and down the moor
impatiently while combed my hair
anu al last, while | Was putting the lin
,shung touches 10 my toilet he said
say. Madge, I'll 80 down and order
breakfast. and rushed out, although
GATED thAt-l would not be u minute
more.
got TO the dinnngroom as quick
as he did aud acuuiesced In the order
OF baked apple. buckwheat cakes and
sausage
Have YOU Seen mother" asked
Dick, and before / could answer ne
said: we had better so over there
dinner tonight"
@Oh. Dick let 5 wait until tomorrow
want YOU TO see our rooms aud i
thought we would have them all &C
ourselves Tor one evening before any
one else came in
Marsie. you are regular baby
exclaimed Dick. IL had forgotten all
about those wonderful rooms. Wen
try and give them the proper house
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
The Confessions of a Wife
Dick is Home

warming. but you had better not tell
the mater not I've arrived, as she VIII
feel hurt IA / don get over TO see
her
Dick had been eating a prodlgous
number oil sausages and cakes anu
now he reached over and gave my
hand little squeeze and said. Wen,
SO long Madge IN Try and be up
early tonight"
But. / expostalated, Il thought
YOU would come up and see the rooms
before YOU went TO the office.
Bother the rooms. they'll keep
won't they?' ne said with trowh'
and then noticing how my face fell
he continued In a gentle manner: i
would not have time TO really appre-
ciate them this morning. Wait untll
tonight. dear and Wen have regular
party-just you and L.
| wonder il | am wrong in my esti-
mate OF HES values Just now II
seems 10 me that Dick should be more
interested m our rooms than his bus
mess. by this | mean, his business
could wait an hour or two while ne
spent that time with me.
don't want 10 be clog I'm the
wheels of Dicks business success,
neither 10 | want Dicks business TO
always come first
am quite sure ii were not mar
ried to Dick he would not have rushed
of as impatientlY
Maybe it is because business is al
ways a pursuit and a wife and home
is something accomplished is the rea-
es.r
est oftentimes to the exclusion OF the
other.
am beginning 10 think that wives
would be happier II they too, mad
something outside OF r husband ana
home TO busy themselves about.
ITO be COntinued)
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William A. Christian. 30. Detroit;
Eva Rundeli 20. Pontiac.
Wladyslaw Steczak. 25i Amelia
Stackowska. 10.
Stefan Boiler. %. wyandotte, Kath-
crime, Pokrieika. %. same.
Audrej Wogren. 20. Katherine kava.
2s.
Bronislaw Mhrkiewlcz. RI Theodore
Kowaiska. IS T. II
George Reh0nczy. Il. Julia Noweth.
10
bella Lorintz q Mary Kiszela. :.
Louis thinner. p: Clara Russell. q.
John Zbieg. 81. Agnes Stafey. "a.
Thomas Harkin. 20. Helen Bark. 20.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
EASTERN.

Melford a Asmus Charles Philo
Bay less, Beatrice y. Beelby, Arthur +.
Boell, Henrietta L. Brinsden, Walter X.
Irene l.. Callan Marjorie b. Gambler.
Harold ColIyer Church, Grace Eliza-
beth Cullen, Eleanor Spence Currie.
Elmer Henry Dannecker, GLADYS NJ
Delaney. William Henry DeSmyter. Ar
thur Franklin DeY onckheers, Kath-
leen Young Dye, Eola Daphne Edger-
ton. Hazel Hildegarde Eppler, Arthur
II. Etzold. Harry y. Feucht, Loretta
Mae Fraser Elmer Andrew Freiwald,
c. Lester French, Herbert Toilette
Garvelink, Florence George. Albert G.
Germer Ethel Grace Gibson, J. Clark
Giffen. Phills NJ. Goschenhofer, Oswald
Crary Grattan, Cyril Guilloz, Norma f..
Hartsig. oliver u. Hippler. Campbell
Nelson Jackson, Dorothea Kaps. Hazel
Maude Kendrick, Kathleen Keys, Irene
f. Klein. Harold Albert Kliemann.
Harold .. Il. Kobe, Dorothy Y. Kra-
mer stella A. krausmann, Gilbert w.
Krentler, Helen p. Lange Rose Max
well Mcclellan, Florence G. McKetzie,
Annabella Mcmillan, Kathryn Mary
McNally, Margaret II. Macarthur Dor
othy Ellen Merchant. Ruby f. Andre
Marquardt. Margaret Magdalen Math-
er. Harold A. Merz. Louise Wilhelmina
Mills. Clara Elsie Minckler. Elma NJ
Anna B. Mudloff Clarence Edward
Netting. Alice Madeline Nicholson
John William O'Connor. Buelah Irene
Perrucker, Mildred 6. Picard, Gertrude
Elizabeth Radtka Caroline Scrimshaw
Reese. Adele j. Regner. Dorothy NJ
Roper Elmer Roth. Harold Robert
Rouland. Title Sazzman, r. Miskel
Schaeffer Herbert Schumann. Edgar A.
SYSTEMATICALLY. Florence NJ. Smith.
Katherine NJ. Stapperfenne. Lawrence
f. Steiger Edward L. Stroh. Pearl En-
ma Thompson, Violet V. Timms. Grace
Evelyn Townsend, Grace Elizabeth
Trembley Marshall + Treaster. Her
bert Weekes, Mabel I whiting Minna
Dorothea Wieneke, william Wood.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
MARK SULLIVAN NEW
"COLLIER'S" EDITOR

NEW YORK, Ian. 17.--Mark Sui
Ivan was today appointed editor OF
Golfers Weekly. succeeding Robert
j. Collier Sullivan became associate
editor OF Golfers in 1906. and has
been active in the editorial depart
ment ever since. organized the
congressional reference bureau at
Washington, and has given much OF
his time TO dealing with national po-
litical affairs.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
CONFESSION" SECUTED
IN THE ELLIS CASE

y SOMERVtLLE, ", j., Jan. 1.-THE
arrest of a mysterious woman who
Paul Carl, of East Stroudsburg, Pa.
said paid him $500 TO shoot Monroe
+. Ellis. millionaire lumberman. was
expected today as the next develop
ment In what Public Prosecutor Fred
erick A. Pope says Is the strangest
and most sensational crime he ever
encountered.
Ellis. who was shot in the right side
ms he sat by a window OF his Basking
Ridge home on the night OF Nov 20.
1911. today secuted Carls alleged con
fession.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
WOULD-BE SUICIDE HAS
CHANCE FOR RECOVERY

Ignatz Tremmer. who fired three
bullets into his head. at Fort Wayne.
FRIDAY morning. in an attempt at sui
hide. is still alive In Solvay hospital
hnd the physicians declare that he
|las an eveh chance for recovery. He
|s Al years old.A and came here from
New Jersey two months ago with his
|uife and l4-year-old, daughter. II IS
bald that a quarrel about family
finances caused him To try and kill
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
Illinois suffrage Law Attacked.

| SPRINGFIELD III, Jan. 1.-THE
ronstitutionality Of the woman suf.
frage act passed by the last Illinois
Legislature. Is attacked in a brief hled
| In the state supreme court by coun.
el for william j. Scown. Of Chi
Irago. who brought suit TO restrain
|thp Cook county board OF election
commissioners from mourning Ok.
penses in providing for the women
o vote at the primary election next
month.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
CAss TECHNICAL.

Florence Bingley. Rupert John
Ruehler Mary Ruth Corns. Sadie Ar
dora Fairfax George Harry Fong. Fay
cite Patterson Horri gan. Harvey Hlck-
ey Jackson. Ida Gertrude Jaffn, Ken
meth Keenan, Kidd. Jennie Levin.
Alois Louis Martinez. Cyrus Franklin
Oman Rose Rosenthal. Henry Start
koT Helen Gertrude stevens lansing
W Thomas Isidore Towleus Robert
George Waldron, Jacob H. Wolfaon
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

The steamship ImperALor has trans
ported 1855 persons across ne al
lantic In seven trips TO America ana
return, thereby establishing a world
record
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

gellue Beulah Fritsch. Burton =. thar
rison, Anna Katz. Leoun Grace Kelly
Magpalene kunkel celia r. Meyers
Ban bara Frieda Milne Frances Moor
ey. Ellsworth &. Murdoch Edna l.. Ne
NIFTY, Gladys \. McRoberts, Helen
katkow sky. Florence Charlotte Rein
ser, Fannie h. Roth Pearl Roush. Lau-
ra Winifred SaNton. Ruth Turesky.
Frances NJ Nogei Elsa A. Nacchter.
Dora Yarowsky, Lillian Matthews
Special Two year bOOkkee ping
course. Bernadinc l.. Collins, Earnest
Dtews Jr Harry q Fowler. Edward
l. Gibson, Raymond Wilson Haviland,
Lillian Irene O'Brien. Fda Augusta
Schulkoski Sadie Silvermnn. Phillip
Weismau. William i Welsh
Regular four year business course
John Roland wilbur
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
DETROIT HIGH SCHOOL OF COM
MERGE.

Special two-year shorthand course.
Elizabeth a Berg. Beatrice CarnRhan.
Kate Friedman, Rose Friedman. Evan
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

Alice Grace ADAMS, Clara Louise
Ben.Ic!, Rutn Aae4aIde Berry. LISA
roaa Boyer, Louise CarOnne Buck
steamer, Joseph horace BrenIng .aII,
Ia! tne dOnau bIOsCndy, ItaN Huuu aus
sen brown, EtneI Esther ~ craft,
IntIma CoruCn Campueil, LeyOn ores
OIy CnamDeI GTOna ftorlue Cnap-
man, 4Iene haturyn ClcOtte, kuSsc 4
Anger Cole. Alma Harriet CoIemdn,
via Grace CoIen. Edmund SchWeier
D4lI. CouN4e van Buren funke, Ma,Jn
bassett DlOerson. Jr., Grace LouIse
Granam, marshall raymond Guluot
GIauy Alvifa marker, Siberia sophia
heullnway. ida Elizabeth Hus nrs,
CnarIotte Matilda husen, otto Henry
AGscn. Charles William Jeu dc inc,
Jr, Lillian Edith JondTo, Harvey
Henry John Leonhardt. Esther Leots
Lewis, Harry evans Lockwood, Felicia
Marian McCauIey. Herman Edward
Mathiak, John Christy Mum, Jr, Mar
JoTie CarrlCk Peel, Doris. Marion Phil
lips. Blanche Elizabeth Prindle, James
David --oberts Jr, Amy Ruth Robin
son, k-Aevere Shier Russell. Nerna
Marie Schwesinger Harry Edward Sis
son, Grace Caruilne StauD. katherine
Marion Thomas, Bessie Frances Tur-
ton. John Netter. George Esterling VII
lerot, Phyllis Minon Watson. Verna
Kegeria Weber. Ruth Elise Weiss, Ar
thur Brown Wilson, Sol Wolf
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

Busfne-s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IL
John R-st Phone Main l4sS
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

DIETRICH-Jan Is, 1919, suddenly,
George. son OF the tate August anN
Mary. brother 81 Edward Anna
John and William tnner"i from
Monday morning Burial priVate
FIELDs-Jan. 10. 1914 Lorenzo D., he
loved husband OF Mary Fields. deai
father OF Paura and Eta F1eids
brother Of Mrs. FANNIE l'eatc her ah'
Mrs Emma wilson, aged ~ years
Funeral from residence, 1901 Mlchl'
gan-ave., Monday. .. m Decehse,
was a member ~ The Loyal order 81
Moose knights Of the Royal Ark
No l. and Detroit century club, No q
HARVEY-Jan. 16, suddenly. az TIE
family residence. Isl Lincoln ave
Albert ". beloved brother ~ Henry
r of Winnipeg Man iosepn ~
Louise and carrie or Detroit, Noti''
Of funeral later
HOFFMAN, ] T. George. beloved
brother Of Charlotte Hoffman, ana
grandson Of Mrs. A. Frank. aged "
years Funeral from residence 81
Elmwood ave. Monday $50. stan
dard and Q o'clock at our Lady pi
sorrows church. lntermcnt az All
Elliott cemetery.
JFN< ING-At the home OF her sister
Mrs. J. Lille Hysiop. ST6 Congress
St east, at l2.30 p. m. Friday, Jan
10, Isabelle. beloved sister or Joseph
r., George r. Charles II aud MIS-
Hyslop Funeral on Monday Jan.
10. at $50 o. m. from residence ~
George r. Jenking. 719 Lafayette
ave east Burial private.
MIILFR--Jan rs, Ethel j. beloved
wife of c. @ Miller Services from
residence, 246 Gerald-ave. Monday
Jan i9. at p. IN
LELAND Ellen Rhoda Hull. wife Of
Henry NJ Leland and mother OF Viii
fred c. Leland and Mrs Angus g.
Woodbridge. at her home, 1854 West
Grand blvd on Thursday afternoon,
jan 10 Funeral Saturday AFTER
noon at o'clock from residence.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
HIGGINS.
WI.sTERN.

Frank r. Baroni. Ray 4. Hunter
Adele J Lobapstein Hartley j Speck
Zoe Merle Tucker. Melvin j. Winters
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-12
REPORTS INTEREST GREAT
 IN BABY HEALTH CONTEST

Little Rock, Nov. 11.-Mrs. c. w.. Garrison of 5O6 North Valmar street, this city, who is in charge of the Baby Health contests in the various counties and at the State Fair, reports that the interest is very great throughout the State. Hundreds of entries have al ready been made and many other ap plications are being received. The last application must be in hand not later than Nov. 16 A lecture course for the contest to be held in Hot Springs has been completed and there will be representative present from the U. s. Department of Agriculture, the state Canning and Corn Clubs, the Educational Department, the State Board of Health, and other organiza- tions, to discuss all questions pertain ing to more wholesome living.