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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20

troubles. We can giye.you a good sze
trial bottle OF the genuine D. D. d.
Prescription for onlye5 cents.
Don't fail 10. tryg this famous remedy
for any kind Of summer skin trouble
we know D. D. D. will Gtre you instant
relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY.
Ike

The Ale1sndria Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Building King Street.
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20
WRITTEN LAW
OF SEA REVERSED.

The lunwritten law OF the sea
which gives TO women and children
the first claim upon safety was, ii
is alleged, reversed on the decks OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20

FOR SALE-3+1 Cedar Posts, b :.
3. 10, y. ii, Is, IS and 20 feet Ions.
Now on yard in this city. Sell all
or any number desired. Monroe q
Narburv. 307 King street. 20 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20
Washington Southern r,

Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule l. effect January ), 1919
For Washington ana points norta.
daily at 7:0S 4. NJ, S.23, 8.3l, 1909,
1884 a. m, 1901. 2:30 (through train
for New York, via ?. r. r. 6:l9.
S:l3, 1873 p. m, week days at 6:07
?. NJ, Sundays only 8:07 P. NJ.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond, and
points south AZ 4:37, 1853. (ioc&D and
IC:i7 =. m, 1916, 3:22 SIR Qocai)
5:2T, 9:57, lO:07 p, m, daily.
Accommodate for Fredericksburg
at 1l:l& a H., daily except SATURDAY,,
when train leaves 2:18 pm. This tram
runs through to Milford except SAT
urdays and Sundays.
NOTE:--Times OF arrival and de-,
oarture and connections not guaTan-
serd.
n. ?. TAYLOR, Traffic. 2Lae
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-20

.WANTED-GirIs to work on wind
Ing, doubling and spinning. New
hands paid $3.50 per week; eXpe-
rienced hands, $3.50 to $500 PEI
week. Apply at Klots Silk Mill
corner Pitt & Wilkes street. 10 ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
BIRTH LIST


BOYS.
II. Newman. So Benton: A Mutters.
psrior; f. Irwin, ls4 Highland: 8
zoe baldwin; F Menossi. 244 PierSs
n,o,sE iiss Dps oI ,. p, ssrs,s.; .I l9S.
sias ~is1s e Gilbert. as Huess Hsn'z <
Mysiiwiec. lsS Otis; ]. suia. S3s Plum.
or; 4. Hoiowicki ibs Hammond; Il
KRIS, ss* Al:.snSrIns' VI sOsEn al 4
g. cowlsy. lee lsitimors: n. Baissirs
Prov HiasSs; Ho:plsal; Wy Hunt. u!
sS.sS: + r S:n Dssu ~ " Em SssS.
Hammond; q. SspGnar, go Martin: "
h H.sais s fss s.:ps d Hsfds:. II
soiet. Woman's Hospisai: A. Green.
wald. $50 Alfred; w. Smith. les Post
Q. stsfani. s7s Alfred; +. Grxsrkowski
Srss; a. kupinsEi' &C twenty. eishth;
J. Kolbuss. f76S Fifty-aecond: M. Pep
D. Muiysy. ft,i Mcclellan: =. visconti
Be- bison I':s wins. .ohs.09s ,.d n:ssH Isl
Southern: D. NsGIkei, GO Martin; B.
Sexypes. Providence Hospital: j., Nc.
Clone. 636 Fort: q. Christensen, 2%9
scs Palmer Il s'i 5. Ka.ma. s. vanderbilt;
A. Kacsynski. sO7 Thirty NTH; X
Macsdsl. f39 Ingersoll; l. Dec. 1910
Fifty-second.
w. Reicls. 201 Twenty eighth; L. Da-
Rouch, 63e Rivard: D. Arthur. sig NIL.
itAry; y. Bradley, - Buchanan: ]:
Fink. n Parson: ]. vask0wit1. SIS
B. Shawn. Tia Greenwood: G. Grin:
sted, Woman's Hospital: A. Bislli, "a
Russell; a. Tlcolata. Iss Monroe; l.
Ski. 7ss Kirby: r. 0woss, 1890 NIL
waukee; j. Gaerbig. 1850 Hastings: "
Soften, 81 Elmwood; II. Van Camp. esl
SOFTEN: r. Leader. sos Sheridan: A.
Jaxtor. ~ BulweT: J. Michaltk. S.
Parkwood: J. Komar. 81 Msrcier: w.
stevens. 347 Howard: w. Donnelly,
Providence Hospital; G. stevens, 1919
Livernois; J. Trotxke, $50 Horatio: J.
Piaskowski. sss Kirby: +. Schwenck
gitai; v; Ford; l s., Loyystsi T; Es e;
Wyseur. 500 Mcclellan: W. RamIow
2oe Hunt; J. Hebash. 4o% Garfield: T:
Toimiller, sol Riopelle: E. Rice. 50
Canheld; l. Kosibowic, 1901 st. Aubin
8. Prsystoj. 136 Ingersoll: w. Wrublew-
ski, sic Brandon: p. Qonyer. 372 Mar
tin;. p. Qadde. 1472 Military: p. Kolo-
wich. eos Roosevelt: N. Sokolowski
t72 Thirty-second; j. Adeycsyk. t3s
THIRTEEN: j Laxasz. 1907 Mifitary;-F
Lisko. 1859 Parker: ,; Beserowski. 73o
cello. 5s7 Russell: b. Oldant, t622 Rivard;
G. WojciechowskI. 1858 Ferry; NJ. Siw-
ke, h2e0 McDousail: r. Dalecki. SAC
Mitchell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18

Ernest cIippsrt. Grace hospital. 50
years. pneumonia; John A. Rsdman.
331s West Lafayette. - yesrs. pueu-
monia; Charles Borkobon, 30 Delray.
months, pneumonia: William Muei-
Ter. c49 Calvert, years, tuberculosis:
Adelaide L. Lane. gao Cameron, 73
years. carcinoma; Julia NJ. Cone. 1874
ssph ' Naw 70 s.s Thirty.third. "
months. gastritis: Edward duzicki, 4oS
mond T. Trent. sSS Delaware. 8
months. meningitis: Eliza J. Bianch-
ard. 21s Calumet. 81 years. arterIo
sclerosis. Maria Casey. SO Campbell.
81 years. arterio scierosis; salomea
WisnIewski. Gsi East Hancock. ~
year, mitrai reGursisaticn; Anthony
Ryieand, SIS Illinois. IS years. tuber-
culosis: Joseph Brzeskt. 1851 Jos. Cam
pau months. pneumonia Niels- +.
JUL Boulevard sanatarium. 30 years.
pneumonia; Robert J. Keys. t3s Brook
Bennett. as Catherine. IS years. ar.
terio sclerosis: David p. Ross, IO3
senator. 4 years. hemorrhage; james
q. Miller. $50 West Ferry. - years,
heart disease: Robert II. ouirk, los
Baker. SO years. crushing injuries:
Elenor Geiiow. $40 LvernoIs.
month"; rneumSnia; Helen NJ Curtis.
Thomas c. Tuer, 1s2 Chestnut. 2years.
pncum onia; Ralph r. Bariteau, 74s
SherIdsn, 2 months. inanition: Sarah d.
Mcclellan. 3t3 Parker. % years. SEN
iltty: Ryssard Pacxesny, 1873 Military.
: months. dermatitis; Caroline CLOWN,
boulevard sanatsrium. s. years. pneu-
81 years. heart disease: wilbert Keel.
IL. Ills Townsend. months, bron-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert d. Smith. 81: Florence Mas
beth. 81.
Henry A. White, 81. windsor: Edith
N. Hart, 20, Detroit.
Walter Taylor. %. Adrian; Cora Gal
loway, IL. Detroit.
Morris Goldman. 2s; Anna Water
man, rs.
John A. Noitakis. 20. Detroit: Eill
Runkle, 22. Buffalo.
Samuel Rossnblatt, 81, Buffalo; 0slml
r. Levyson. ~. Detroit.
Irving Applegats, 80: ChaSlott<
Greiner. 80.
Matthew Sysak. a.: Mary Percurs. 10
Orris Brown. 81; Lydia Sch1lltng, -
Frank Warson. 25; Helen Olenas.
FAX. Is.
John Budxinski. 81; Anna Paiaow'
ska. ~.
ignssz Manifold, "a: Theresa Turkalj
Is.
Anthony Patti. "a; Johan Hover. ~.
Ross Clapper. 20; Theresa Kibbs. -
Nicholas Roman. 23, sHamtsamck
Annie Berger. -. same.
Joseph Van Umpe. So; Aida Daniel
John Weeks. 80. stratbury. Can: Ro.
stna Wilson. 10. Detroit.
Tretewey Padcoo. 80, Highland Park
Jennie EdmandD. 20, same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
|!PAVLOWA WILL
APPEAR SATURDAY
Injury to Foot In st. Louis Win
Not Cause Cancellation Of
Detroit Date

Word from st. Louis that Anna Paw,
Iowa. the Russian dancer who IL to ap
pear in the Broadway thsster, Satur
day afternoon and evening. had re,
ceived an injury of the foot. while
dancing In the Odeon theatsr, Tues
day evening. held up the box once sale
In Grinnell Bros. Wednesday morning
until news was received that the dane
er's tour would be continued.
Pavlowa had appeared with Novi
koff, her partner. to dance the hnal
number, the Bacchansle. They had
taken but few steps when those near
the stage heard something sinai. and
saw look Of agony on Paviowa's face
Noyikoff seized her In his arms and
carried her to her dressing room
where she tainted.
At 2 O'Clock. Wednesda ymorning, an
x.ray Of the injured foot showed that
one OF the small metatarsal bones had
been forced out OF place. II was snap
ped back into position, and 1t was an
nounced that the injury was not se
rious. The Evansville performance foE
Wednesday evening was Cancelled. but
I. @. Herndon, manager Of the com
pany, said that Pavlowa would un
doubtsdly be able to AL her engage
ments In Dayton and Cincinnati be-
fore coming to Detroit. Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
I4-YEAR-OLD KILLER
MAY RECEIVE PARDON

JOLIET, Ill. March is.-Herman
Coppess, the youngest life prisoner
ever behind the walls OF the Joliet
penitentiary, rammed his hands deep
into his pockets and emitted loud
whistle today when told that Gov.
Dunno had been Appealed to to have
him paroled or pard0ned.
Gee. that would be fine,' grinned
the 1l-yesr-old youngster. I'm Is
next wednesday, and that would get
me out In time for my birthday
Herman was forced to shed short
trousers and don regular convicts
garb when he went behind the walls,
convicted Of killing Mrs. Nanny Sleep
q farmers wife, and her two children,
near Elgin. April, 1918. He has been
employer % Q runner for prison chap.
lain Patrick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
DEMOCRATS PLAN
FOR COOPERATION

WASHINGTON March 18.-Plans
for cooperation between the Demo.
cratic national committee and the
Democratic congressional committee
In the coming election Of senator's and
representatives were discussed at the
White House today. Chairman VIII
liam r. McCombs. Of the Democratic
national committee and President
Wilson went over the entire situa-
tton.
The political situation In New York
state was considered 1T length. 1t 10
understood that McCombs explained
to the president the political signiff
Dance of the recent appointments
made by Governor Glynn. The ad-
visibility OF Chairman McCombs &C
eepting q position on the public ser.
vice commission having charge OF
public utilities in Greater New York.
was also discussed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
DIED.

1bGDs
DOT March IL. mt his Residence, 81
farsons-st., Thomas y. Doty. AGED
~ years. Funeral from house Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock. Burial
private.
HIT March II. al residence OF his
aaushter, Mrs Adam Bstxing, sss
years. beloved father of Mrs. Adam
Betzing, Mrs Il. &. Mcclure. OF New
YORK; Mrs John Peterson. William
and Charles J. Hirt. OF Montreal,
and 2:3o p. m. at Zion church. corr
ner Chene and Jay-st.
HUNT--March IL, at the home OF his
"a lighter. ITO Abbott-st.. David
Hunt. beloved husband Of sylvia and
Petreauin OF this city. Notice of
funeral later.
I1ANd-Amalia, beloved wife of Fred
erick Lang. at her home. 1859 Mill
tary-ave.. mother of Mrs. Mary New
n man, FRED r;d, L, aodfrsd l.; Ap Yern;.
Funeral from Zion Lutheran Evan
geiical church Friday Mt 2 o'clock.
NOLAN--At her residence. 701 Twelfth
81, March L. 1914. Kate Nolan. Flu
neral Thursday from the reaidencs
80 spruce-st.. at = ., IN. Burial at
Rosevilie. Mich, via funeral car.
william j.. Jr., March II.
1914, at residence OF mother. Mary
Porteous, SOS Chene-st. aged 30
years. brother Of Alexander and
Mrs. II. w. Culp. Services from p.
Blake q Son chapel ut l:s0 y. M.
Thursday. Hamilton. Ont, papers
please copy.
PIRMANN--Ida. beloved wife OF Chris
tian Ptrmsnn. and dear mother OF
Kurt Dietsel. Mrs. George Evans.
Mrs. w. James Brennan. at the resi-
dence. l6S Preston-st.. March II. Mo-
tice OF funeral later.
REpMOND-March l6. Peter. aged Is
years. beloved husband of Ida Red
mond. Funeral Thursday ut p. N.
from his late home. 77s Mt. Elliott
ave-
SCHWEIER-March II, at the resi-
dsnce OF her daughter. Mrs. Aiexan-
der Dill. 3eS MoKmstry-a ave. Mary
~. beloved mother OF Mrs. George
Mereii. Ma Alexander Dbl. Alfred
+. and walter G. Schweler, aged
d years. Funeral notice hereafter.
Burial private.
SUTTlE-March IL. at her home. 1So
BlAine-ave., We've. wife OF DR.. Gen.
Suite. mother OF Gerald and sister
OF w. J. Ports< OF Forest. Ont;
Frances Porte, OF Denver. Col; Mar.
garet and =. l. Whitford Porte. Of
Detroit ruAarA Thursday at s:Se
.. m. Interment ~ London. Ont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
EXHIBIT A" CICGLES
MERELY IN COURT

! Mrs. Pearl Matteson II having more
fun than she would In . front row
seat of . Wehber and Fields frolic.
|. She 10 Exhibit A" In IN action for
alienation OF affections being heard
before Judge Mandell. and the whole
thing il 90 funny that she nearly
choked on her handkerchief several
times, "Wednesday. morning. In her
violent efforts to keep from disturb
ing the court with her peals OF laugh.
ter.
Clyde 8. Matteson. . young business
man of Jackson, Is asking $4,000
heart balm, from Harry =. Tracy, for
mer saloon man, for the loss Of THE
affection Of his wife. now divorced
When her former husband took Vie
stand to tell the tale Of the damaged
affections, MrA Matteson doubled up
and gigeIed With burst OF mirth that
would be worth fortune to = dys
peptic.
All during the story Of the love
that sprang up between the saloon
man and Mrs. Mattes0n, the lady
laughed. She giggled when the hus'
band told of boat tri,ss she IVES 81.
legged to have taken with Tracy, she
snickered when he told Of finding
them whispering together IN halls;
she grinned when he told Of her re-
turning home intoxicated at 3 .. a
after Q happy evening with Mr.. TRACY
and the climax came to her mira
when the husband declared he had
scoldsd her for going 70 Tracy's place
without him.
Efforts were made by the plaintiff
to show several times that Tracy and
Mrs. Matteson sre now living togeth
or, but this Testimony vas ruled Cut
A the. Alleged misconduct occurred
after the divorce was granted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
MEN ATTACKED
OTHER GIRLS,
HESTON HEARS
Assistant Prosecutor Probes Ad-
ditional Accusations Against
Pyde and Schwab
CHARGE AGAINST PAIR
OVER TILL MONDAY
Defendant Granted. Adjourn.
ment At Request Of Attorney,
Who ID III

Alex. Pyde. president OF Standard
Coaa = Lumber Co., and his chum
Charles Schwab, charged with assault
and battery for attacking Misses
Norma Monn and Margaret Muffin, In
the coal once. after ''joy-rids'
through Crosse Pointe, appeared be.
fore Justice Stein for examination.
"Wednesday morning. but the case was
adjourned until next Monday, when
Attorney Allan Cox. representing the
defendants, pleaded that he was sui.
fering from severe attack of lar
iEgitts. and was hardly able to speak.
Miss Nom. Miss Muffin, the latter's
father. q host OF their friends, and
Miss Clara Walkows, the telephon
operator who heard Miss Nuttin's
cries for help over the telephone. and
who notified the police. we're oil In
court, ready to prosecute the case.
Assistant prosecutor Philip Robin
SON pointed out that ell OF the young
they could not afford to have the case
adjourned. The defense agreed to
take the matter up promptly At 10
O'Clock next Monday.
Meanwhile. Assistant Prosecutor
fieStOu ~ making LaOgOu8u tov0W
tigation Of complaints received In the
prosecutors once that other girls
have been subjected to attack by the
same pair OF young men. under cir.
cumstances exactly similar to those
in the case of Misses Muffin and
Monn.
Il have heard from two young wo-
men, whose names I do not care to
give out, and they tell stories OF be-
ms attacked In the coal company's
offices, by these young men," said
Mr.. Heston. Wednesday morning.
while he was trying case In the 70
corder's court.
He said that there was little prob
ability that warrants would be aske'
for In the other case and that he IL
investigating.
After the adjournment. the young
women and big crowd Of their
friends who had come to hear the
trial of the case, held levee IN the
police court hallway, after Pyde and
schwab had hurriedly left the but
ina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
rsta, .......... ......... .s4s.sas 70

the fund Of the Detroit Tuberculo
sanatorium Is no wwithin q few
llars of the $4,000 mark, and there
> several entertainments still to be
lard from.
me Three Bohemians. musicians
bying In the Temple theater; Ray.
|bnd Teal. Miles theater ck.facs
|m6dian and singer OF paradies; Mae
kdell. singing comedienne from the
Mace theater, and several Of the
darlington players will assist the
So6lellowship club Ministries OF
krke. Davis Z Co. In the benefit per.
finance Ia the armory. Friday even
Thirty Ministries will give the
St part Of the program.
3Thore are no reserved seats, ex.
LIT In the boxes. where seats are
each. General admission tickets
3 on sale IN Grinneil Bros. or In the
dee OF the sanstorium, No. 521 Wood.
brd arcade, at rs cents.
The program for Sundays mass
botins. which will close the cam.
In, and will be held In the Garrick
batter. Sunday afternoon ut 3
block. will probable be announced
aurDday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
CLASSIFIED | Cent 8 ;na.1

Cash With order. IL charged. 70 z
No transient aAvsrsisins inserted
for lees than lec with cash; lsc II
charged. Der lneort1oa
AL T ,,s shove rstss sRnly - a. S class, =;
Thsn I oS aiss i NsstiaS Ssssss;
and all Ads pr0csding Male Help.
Births. Deaths. Cards Of Thanks and
nesting Noticss-llintmum charge. ~
one and ons-third cents Tor each extra
personais--Ainsmu charge, soc; 3oe
per lire fCouDt ak words 20 the 1lno.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
no DEBATE PANAMA
CANAL TOLLS QUESTION

FORT COLLINS, Col. March Is
The weighty question whether Amer
lean vessels should be compelled to
nav tolls for passage through the Pan
ANA canal viii DO discussed In thres
cities tonight when. the annual tri'
state intercolleGiate debate between
the Agricultural Colleges Of Colorado
Oklahoma and Kansas Will take place
The Oklahoma team Will meet the
Colorado Aggies and the local insu'
tuition has sent another team TO man
haitian, Kansas. "a debate with the
Kausans. Kansas has also sent team
to Oklahoma to meet the Sooners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
PEARLS ARE SAFE DIET
BUT SHUN HAIRPlNS

NEW YORK, Marcn 18.-Minnie
the two-year-old daughter OF Mr.. AZ
Mrs. william K. Shot, OF Amttyviiie'
L. l.. coughed. and . pearl clasp pin
dropped from her mouth. She ewal'
lowed the pin in November. and ~
II seemed to have no Ill effects doc
tors decided not to disturb It. One
pearl 10 missing from the PIN.
Fousteen-year-old Raymond smith
OF Fulton.st., Jamaica, swallowed .
hairpin . week ago. Doctors were
unable to dislodge II and . few days
aro he was removed to st. Mary's
hospital, whore an operation was per.
formed before the hairpin could be
recovered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
|OPrR MAY TURN
va STATES EVIDENCE

rrRRE HAuTE, Ind, March 49,
~ John Roper, indicted Jointly
~ Mayor Dom Roberts and others
alIoGed election frauds, probably
N turn states evidence. Friday,
- the Roberts trial opens. waa
sensational statement today from
snthoritative source. Roper Is an
Iglneer for the Terre- Haute Brew
Sfnrr Meyers, of the board Of pub
nfety. indicted with Roberts, viii
Ivo ) separate trial. This wal
onto1 q his motion today. Roper
4 CooociIman Gerhardt Monningei
% have been granted separate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
GUN MAN ESCAPES
FROM JOLIET PEN

JOLIET, ILL.,, March 1S.-Matt Sea.
riak, notorious gunman. who created
q reign OF terror In Joliet seven years
ago, escaped from the Illinois state
prison here today and IL being hunted
BY guards.
SeariAk was sentenced to serve q
life term In 1903 after he had killed
August Beltxner, wealthy merchant.
and Arthur JACK. . saloonkeeper and
had committed q score Of robberSes'
"A few weeks ago he was made z
trusty and given the liberty OF the
prison yard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
Notice to Taxpayers
Assessment Hells 1of Tie Current
Year 1914 win IL Completed
On April Let. Next.
olaes Of eealt q: Asssssors

u, ,;;., s g, s e: c g ;;o x ::
IS: 1ssSseSssi ssssssasss folS Tor 's Is:
rear ls,A. ~ - ss , Ss~3 ~ ~ q April
s tss s 8 sIe ss 4 date s'R rs.
sSid board wiiI g eay Tune shcreaSssr
fySsdsy). iSit: rcvlsw The sssssS.sss
: :.is's so:ss sa VIII MAXI 81 s ssssss
cSrrsction0 thereto. AID q aid IeSt
namSs . Sase ss,S .si ns. *!l| = sss..S.
Sf i%ass s zee s s. sSe s:sssss;
Of his property. mey aDROoI ID writing
10 said Common CoUucir
JOHN c. NA0EI4
- DANIEL L DiLvSsFsaia '
JOHN KouLER.
BOARD OF AeoEaooR2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
ACTRESSES WILL TALK
AT MASONS LUNCHEON

Thursday for the nrst time In the
history OF the Straits MONDAY Lunch
con club. an organization OF Masous
which meets every Thursday noon tor
luncheon In the Hotel Cadillac. women
will be honor guests Of the club. when
Miss Marion Barney and Miss julia
Hanchett. OF the Washington players,
In the Washingto ntheater. will be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
c. B. Ward

FOUR HOUSES under construction on
viii be completed during April. II
you want TO see these houses. phone
for appointment. North 1854 Ridge
34sc.J or Ridge a147 Houses on
Housos open all DAY SUNDAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18

KEOKUK. Iowa.. March 1S.--Mont-
rose. Iowa, Z village IL miles north
of here, was Waited by DISASTROUS
ire early today.
Only two buildings out of an On.
tire block on Main-st are left stand
irE in Montrose today. The fire De.
stroycd the Montrose open house,
Dan Holton's barber shop and the
twostory building occupied By Dr..
Brooks and the Iowa Telephone Co
The telephone exchange was de-
strcyed. The loss 10 estimated u
100000.
ysh PstatteG .DeaS MlgAt. TIaea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18

cONKRJGHT--Aiousa A., aged ~. at
his sons resfdence. 1885 East Grand
blvd. beloved father of Merritt A.
C0nkriGht Funeral Thursday from
above residence at $50 ,. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18

II WASHINGTON, D. c., March 49,
|smbers Of the house mfnes sub-com'
ittes investigating the Michigan
Upper strike today decided to have
PIN Mitchell, former vice-president
\ the American Federation of Labor
Istify regarding his investigation for
10 federation and also the National
|lvic federation OF the conditions In
I'D strike district. Mitchell will ap
|pAr here next week.
That an expert accountant will be
Int next week to Boston to exam.
He books OF the Calumet & Hecla
lining Co.. was stated today by
Hartman Taylor Of the probing sub
|Immittee. The mining company and
|rtkers have been given until April
to 6ls nnal briefs with the com
httee.
|lRep. Casey. OF Pennsylvania, q
|Pmber OF the subcommittee, issued
statement today charging that the
Upper operators have sought to befog
e Issue by stating that they were
shttng Socialism when, In reality,
||ey were opposing trade unionism.
Every proclamation and interview
ven out by the mine management
clAred that the fight was being made
atnst Socialism" said Casey. They
Bnted that uni0Sesm was the issue.
hnager MacNaughton adS.aitted, how.
Ter. that he had never told any
f1ker taken back to work to quit
|Nrrying his red Socialist member.
Up card. but had made miners tear
their union cards. The Socialist
gAni1ati0n In the strike zone IL In.
vt today, although II Is just plain
hde unionism that has been getting
b punishment"
Casey said the subcommittee will
commend legislation to prevent In
F1tate shipment OF strikebreakers.
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81 have found out once thing about
that Mrs. Newcome. Whoever she Is,
she has never moved In good society.
How do you know thats"
'She shakes hands as il she meant
|it."--St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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MITCHELL TO
BE CALLED IN
COPPER PROBE
Dpesstots Are Really Fighting
unionisn. Not Socialism. De-
clares Rep. Casey
eAKES ISSUE WITH
lGcNAUGHTON STATEMENT
|ites Stand That Strikers Taken
Back To Work Must Give
Up Union Cards

/ HouoHroN. Mloh., March 10.
.-Jvdoo o'erlsn will convene cir
eult court Monday In Houshton
eeun&v TO hear arguments BY
uNlen attorneys for . change OF
venue In all the strike eases and
= motion % quash the grand Jury
Indictments for conspiracy against
union leaders.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Michele sald the people had pre-
parod . strong argument In oppo.
elNor 20 changing the Gases to
oaraoa county.
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