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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Nebraska
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County

BEATRICE, Neb.. Dec. tS-(Special)-
Bishop Tihen OF Lincoln, Friday ap-
pointed Father r. Boil Of this city dean
OF the southeastern district OF the diocese
OF Lincoln, to succeed the late Very Rev,
James Freeman OF wymore This dts
trict will now be be called the Beatrice
deanery. There are twelve priests and
twelve churches In the deanery. II in
cludes Gage. Johnson, jefferson, Pawnee
and Thayer counties
The residence OF John Wishman In
Webster in western Beatrice was de-
stroyed by fire Friday afternoon. The
loss is placed at $500, with $500 insur-
ance. Mr.. Wishman and his wife are
both ill., and they are being cared for
by neighbor. There are eight children
in the family and they lost most OF
their clothing.
T.. w. Starlin Of Finley, announced Fri
day, is one Of the first men in Gage
county, that he would be candidate
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19

they were opposed to the purchase of
the bonds.
81 just want to say regarding the whole
matter that i am willing the public
should judge whether I was wrong in
not wanting to invest the school funds in
bonds which. though Mr., Richie says
are gilt edge he has been unable to
place them on the market i'm more than
a years efforts. His admission today
that the bonds are practically drug on
the market appears to me TO be suffici-
ent evidence that my stand In the matter
was the correct one to take.
If l as the only republican member
OF the board must bear the blame for
not purchasing bonds with public funds,
when the agent himself admits their
lack of ready sale qualifications, then
1 am ready to take the blame and stand
on my record"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
TREASURER HALL FILES
BRIEF IN WARRANT CASE
CFrom a staff Correspondent

(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Dec. 1S,-(Special 1.-The b.ief
of state Treasurer George Hall, filed
with the supreme court today, in con-
nection with the treasurer's application
for a rehearing in the suit brought by
state Fire Commissioner Ridgell. to COM
pei the treasurer to pay warrants of the
department. sets out that the opinion
given by five members of the court that
the state treasurer cannot attack the
validity Of the law and that the source
of that attack can only come from the
insurance companies. which pay the fee
into the fire department for their OWL
protection, is untenable.
The brief is prepared by Attorneys Bur
Sett. Wilson & Brown and Berge & Nc
Carly
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
WEST POINT PIONEER
DIES ON PACIFIC COAST

WEST POINT, Neb.. Dec l9-Cspecial.)
Word has come to relatives here OF the
Heath OF Ferdinand Wichert. former
resident Of this county and a pioneer
settler of Cunning county. Mr. Wichert
owned a farm three miles northeast OF
West Point and left this county some
years ago for Knox county, from thence
removing TO the Pacific coast. lie is
survived by two brothers. Fred ana
Frank Wichert, Of this place. and also
~ his father. Frederick Wichert who
5 one Of the oldest men in the county.
being at this time over IS years Of age.
The body was inferred at his home in
Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Nebraska

FOR county clerk subject TO the republic
can primaries.
william Applebeo, who located In Gage
county In ISL. died az his homo In Beat
rice Friday. after prolonged illness. lie
was 6 years OF age, and leaves a widow
and one son.
The Community club OF Liberty viii
hold a corn show at that place next Mon
day and Tuesday and cash prizes vii
be awarded 20 the exhibitors by the bust
ness men OF that place. Prof. Gaddis Of
Lincoln and Farm Demonstration Liebert
OF this city, will judge the corn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Farmer Accidentally shot.

BRAINARD. Neb., Dec, 1S-(special)-
Joseph Nantor. a young farmer living
five miles southeast OF Brainard. was ac-
cidentally shot last night \ young boy.
10 years cd, pointed the supposed empty
twenty-five rtlc at him and pulled the
trigger The bullet entered the mouth
and lodged in the back part Of the throat.
physician was summoned. hut was un-
able TO locate the ball. The young man
was taken to n hospital today. where an
effort will be made TO locate and remove
the bullet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Tabor students Have Xma. Tree.

TABOR, Ia, Dec. 1S.-(Special) tabor
college was the scene of special exercises
Friday forenoon at the auditorium. where
the students had a big Christmas tree
laden with presents for the variou
classes and for the individual members
or the college faculty. Dean and Mrs
Wehrhan gave a u o'clock farewell din
ner in the library room to all college
students. the college faculty and the
trustees and their wives. The dinner was
cooked and served sby Mrs Wehrhan,
Miss wentworth of the domestic science
department, and her pupils
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Regulation for Green.

Governor Morehead issued requisition
this morning on the governor of North
Dakota for the return to this state OF
Martin Green, other name unknown who
is wanted in Clay county for assault with
a razor on August Peterson. Green is
being held by the sheriff of Ramsey
county, North Dakota, at Devils Lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19

Use The Bees 'swapper" column
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
Judges File

Two district judges have filed their
oaths of office with the secretary OF
state. This is claimed to be necessary
Tor the reason that their terms of office
we're extended by the legislature, and,
as they took an oath for only four
year term, they deem 1t necessary to
qualify for the additional time. The
judges are Judge Hurd of the Seventh
district and Judge Paul Of the Eleventh
district.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19
BECKMANN WILL STAND PAT
Sees No Reason for Changing His
Mind with Regard to Irriga-
ton Bonds.
ASKS WHY SINGLE HIM OUT
CFrom a staff Correspondent

(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Dec. 1S.-(Special.) efforts
Of certain democratic politicians to make
political capital out of the fact that Land
Commissioner Fred Beckmann, had re
fused to give his sanction to the pur-
chase of certain irrigation bonds appears
to cause them to redouble their efforts
when they see that the land commits
sioner has his side of the story and is
not afraid to talk If necessary.
Some time ago the charge was made
by William Richie OF Bridgeport that
Land Commissioner Beckmann had re-
fused to give his sanction as a member
of the state board of public lands and
funds, to the purchase of $4,000 irrigation
bonds of the Short Line district, near
that place
Mr.. Beckmann in answer TO the charge
states that Mr. Richie visited him and
told him that State Treasurer Hall was
opposed to the investment of the school
fund in that kind of security. He told
Mr.. Ritchie that he too believed as 1t
was school money that school district
bonds should be given the preference.
However, he said that there were five
members of the board and IL they
favored It that settled It.
why Single Out Onet
Mr.. Beckmann now desires to know
why he the only republican on the board
should be charged with not buying the
bonds. The matter was never taken be
fore the board and, therefore. he can
hardly see how he can be charged with
defeating the purchase when it was never
been before the board for its consider
alton.
Mr. Beckmann says he does not blame
the agent for trying to sell the bonds,
but would like to know. II they are gilt
edge" why they have not been sold be-
fore, as they have been on the market
since they were voted In April. 1914. Mr.
Beckmann says that Richie admitted
that he had been trying hard to sell then
and that the bonds had been put up fol
security to a bank which was now threat
ening foreclosure to obtain its money.
One Positive Statement.
81 see." said Mr.. Beckmann, that Mr.
Richie has statement in the papers IL
which he says that he did not Intend
to blame me for the non-sale OF the bonds
and that he states the difference between
my stand and that of State Treasure
Hall and Secretary of State Pool, wal
that they did not positively state tina
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-19

The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway company has appealed to the
supreme court from Judgment secured
i'm the Douglas county district court py
Louis Glassburg, teamster for the south
Omaha Packing company, who sued the
company for $4,000 for alleged injuries
received by being struck by car OF the
company at Twenty-fourth and Franklin
streets and thrown from his wagon ana
two ribs broken and other injuries sus-
tanned. The jury awarded a Verdlct
NJ 900
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
PIPO.
PARA Ell CONCURSO

vida Sc les aumente el salariO
a fin de que puedan b~astarse
solos sin depender del ajenO
favor Y que con gusto derra
men su contingente de sudor
en- Ia terra que es ell patrimo
Mo de su familia; que Sc ms
truya a csc sufrido pueblo a
fin de sacarlo de las sOmbras
malditas de su principal escla
virtud. Ia ignorancia; que a to-
do buen hijo de Ia patrla que
forma parte de al ruda falan-
ce que tremoIa la bandera del
trabajo Sc lie de I'm pedazo de
terra para cue sea I'm SECURE
defensor de Ia patria Y de su
honor. TODD 10 anterior es
Pasa a la 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
N0T!cIA ESPECIAL
PARA LAS
Senoras y Senoritas MeXicana
PARA LAS

tQuiere listed trahaisr con r~osotros en- 81 propio
puesI, y en- su residencja? iQUiere listed Garart De
81 n $50 por semans con nUest-us valiosas : seHci-
Has iustruccforts2 Pres escrbsnos hoy mismo. sin
ftlta y CT tres iias despuGs de haber recibido
nueGtrzs importantes instrucciones. listed c0ren-
zsra a ganar De $40 SO semararros en- 81 dori-
clio. 81 listed vivc Tn un peGueho pueblo. donde
VIVIAN de 3 Ga ! COO mexicanos. no imports. listed
hErd el mismo pegocic que 81 viviera en- una ciudad
dondc hubiera 1000 nsxicanos. No necesita US
ted tener niugdn capital nj tener experiences. Con
nuestTEs v~aliosas instruceioncs , nucstra syuda
ustfd l,adra hacer TODD. Noso:ros lie fscil.tamos
TODD 10 pecc-ar.o o. Toio 10 cue listed tisne que ha-
Ger es maaGar su ncmb-e y direction muy clEros =
reraitirnos IA pelGehe suma de % ~centaNos por 81
70 postal o express. ) a vuelta dc corteo le REMIT
rcmos 81 APLICACIOE con su respective GA
RANFIA de que 81 usted no gaHG dc $40 a SO Sc
manarios lie devolgcrCnOs 81 d nero. Esta oferta
7era nadl mas ror uaos cuantos dias. asi es cue no
p:crda listed 1Gs e. t!erro commence 4 ganar d.
nero In pr6xima semana. NucstTo esDoso o yues-
tros padres teEdria nngcho gusto al yer cue usted
Va n comenzar a ayudarles en- los granGes Pastos
de Ia fanilis. La Ocupari6n de listed seia perma-
ncnte. Escriba hoy mismo. sin falta, el tempo es
diacro. y dirijase asi;
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iPas0 Franco a la Verdad!

:Es listed afec,oa "a. CIsNCIAS OCULTAS
y desea saber ID vsrdad rssrGcto de- ellas? En-
yieaos 20 centsvos ~ cstampillas De a . cts.
y~avuslta Dc corzeo le r'nitirernos eXpiic7cio.
res am-lias. claras y ~cicEtss s0bre Talisms-
mes. Varas De San ignacio y Varas Magicas:
Po!yos Orieatalcz. Cs,sstinos y Crsma prspa
RADIOS: Aqua De Amor. Elixir de Arror y Fcrfu-
| me Mistico: Peira Imam y tnua para pac;"s;
papel y tiuta r.gguct:zaGos: a]Etco;os Move.
Gsd." Nesr erismo. Ccgltismo. E'prit'smo
: etc. Nucstrc iufo'mcs ahorrariH a listed item
TO G!lero.-r. ALCALA y Cia.-.O2 Doio.
rosa St.-San krrcnso. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
LOSTRESNOSEHACE UNO

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

Las Un;ones Americanas del
E,tzdo de Arizona p~rsteHden
I'VE los cLr7ros mexicanoa Sc
-.-den 10 huelga que Sc Ia de
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IS Dc IA poblacion dc Miami
y q csc cfecIo han vs1ido excl
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r--a -uo a5a2donen sus hab'-
.a.7es laboge#, hasta no con-
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an q .as denandas de los
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We les salaries que actual
.---tc dissrutan.
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G-5oz p-e-sar oido a esas su
2zs,.onos i2sid:osas de las
Ja:--oe Amcricanas. L5jos de
30. Ga5sa abstenerse de tomar
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
SECCION EDITORIAL
08RE20S MEXICAN0S NO De.
BEN AP0YAR 4 Los HUELGUlS-
TaS De ARIZONA
0 o 0 0

no del Viejo Consiacte, Sc han
reducido en- preparedness alar
nantes, dando Iugar a 1ue
esos productos-Los de cobre
principalmente-se coticen, por
faIta de demanda, a IN pre-
c;o mucho mas bajo del que
-egularmente ticnen.
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lIev5 a cabo IL reduction de
salaries De que venimos ma
blando, las Uniones America
nao sc conformation con ella,
atendi6ndc sir duda a las "a
zones cue dejamos apuntadas
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rr;dos scis neses, desde que
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nay una mcohSec"sH0'@ Ho'0
r'a, PoTque 81 las Comp@hl"S
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

7 no es este 10 peOr, sinO que
va Sc anuncian por ALI nue.
vos presidentes, aparte de los
que surjiran de los gaznatea-
deros revolucionarios. 81 esos
buenos se60res de canana Sc
siguen dividiendo como hasta
ahora. Hace algUn TEMPO, en-
vista de la abundancia de can
didat0s a la mano de dOha
LeOnor, die que solo hacienda
de Mexico muchOs MeXiquitOs,
fbamos a poder s~atisfacer las
Icgftimas ambic;ones de los
Que Sc han propuesto gober-
narnos Y hacernos felices. 70
creo que en- medic de mis- ton
terias he dicho una que otra
cosa con aciertO, Y 6sta eS una
de elias, porQue 81 antes los
politiqueros Sc contentaban
con ambiciOnar el puestecito,
hoy sin mas nj mas Sc prOcla-
man iefes de la naci6n, cho-
teando asi la mas alta investi-
dura con que Ia patria puede
premiar a sus hijos.
Por ALI, al decir de los pc
ri6dicos americanos, andan
Pascual Orozco y Felix Diaz,
cue tambiGn tienen ganas de
salvarnos; y al decir de esa
misma prensa, ell segurdo de
clos. que todavia esta en-
grcido con sus mOrrOcotudas
y~ic.orias de VeracruZ y la Gu
dadela. donde probe su habili-
dad Y su talento, trata de fl
gurar como cabeza del moVi-
miento para yer 81 ahora Sc lie
hace Ia de lograr Ia preSiden-
cia, creycndo en- la fracesiIa
auuclla que va de V.eia Sc deS-
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o'o I-1.V..'o 90 10 nro.
los "~C 'iS.,-'' -.1,.adaros
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
%TRATsNlENTo GRATIS

Probcremos a aues-
TIA costa. que e. RE-
MEDIC ,CALYACURA
!upcdirA la cal6a
del pelo y Ia pIcazCn
de! cUero cabelludo y
cure q caspa, hacien-
DO bro:ar el pelo. Al
recibO de 81 ncmSre
= direction, !%lcluyen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

IA PRENSA" 2ubiica to-
das las noncias tai como son,
sin "hacerle la barba a nadie"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

snIo c! fo.!5to GGEt-
ado
IA rEaCA0 .cERCa De-
ClgELLU"
'cgr un espec.al!5ta
cuTOpeO)
= que coutiene los ST.
guientes cnp!tu.uS:
MaravillaB del Ca
belIo.-La eS,ruCtura
lei Cabello y del Cue
20 CabaliuGU. - Las
CaUssS quo Uotiyau
"a calde del Pelo y "a
CalVicie de
ccusegU!r Y CCGseTvar
una abunGants y her
IpOsa CabC..era.-El
T~ratam!ento que haco
hEotar ol Pelo en- 5
Go
clIaDfes 9attsfeghOr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

DO SeIIOS del coTTeo &c . VuIHtI oeIHH"
81 pals ecu!va!entes 10 ~centavos en- orc
americana para ayudar q cubrir los
Esst0s de ~franqueo, le enviaremo9 IN
Irctamieato dc nuestro REMEDlO
CALVACURA No. 1 que vale si.00, JCnto
con Ell foIieto antedicho titulado La
Verdad acerca dc! Cabello." Corte este
ClpGn y envfeIo hoy m.smo al Union
Laboratory, Eek S12, Union, N. Y. {. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

GUFJh PhRA Uh iRhihRIthlV tahI!s bc SisuV
Union Laboratory,
Box SIP, Union, N. Z, z. o.. A.
lie adjunto en- sellos del correo Ell
equ!valente de 10 coutavo5 orc amer
cueo. nor Ia cual re enviara al IN
! starts su PeuedIo Caivacura que vale
| $3.50 y e. tol!eto tltula5o La Verdad
acerca del Cabelio."
LAdjunte este Cup6n en- 81 certa)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
CLUB
Box 533. FloresvilIe, Texas.

CT7T---~ EvF-Eyrry4yS8
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
A. o. III. AND AUXILIARY
HAVE JOINT INSTALLATION

In Elks' temple, Sunday afternoon,
there was joint installation OF OH
GERS OF Division No. /. A. o. H., and
Ladies' auxiliary, as follows:
Division No. /: President, Thomas
j. Whalen; vice-president, John Muir
ray, recording secretary. Charles T..
Parks; financial secretary, r. j. Ma
har; treasurer, p. j. Murphy; chair
man OF the standing committee, Capt.
Michael Kenny.
ladies auxiliary: President, Mrs.
Lucy Hennessy: vice-president, Mrs.
Alice Smith. recording secretary, Mrs.
Margaret Mooney: financial secre.
tary, Mrs, Alice Brennan treasurer,
Miss Anna O'Laughlin; chairman of
the standing committee, Mrs. Julia
Downey; mistress-at-arms, Mrs. Mary
Moylan; sentinel Mrs. Ellen Haw-
kins.
Robert J. Mcclellan. the retiring
president of Division No. l. was pre-
sented with gold A. o. II. watch fob
and charm. in recognition OF 10 years
OF service. i. j. Mahar. the financial
secretary, was returned TO office for
the thirty-iirst consecutive term Mr..
Mahar Is the oldest officer OF the A.
O. IA. IN America.
Following the installation ban.
quet for $50 was served
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
SEARCHES HERE FOR SON,
REPORTED INJURED

Mrs. Thomas Taylor, OF London.
ont. FASTENED TO Detroit, Saturday.
when a telegram was received by a
young woman friend OF Frederick w.
Taylor. 22-yearold son OF Mrs. TAYLOR,
stating that Frederios had been IN
jLred beyond recovery" in an accident
here, and the address OF his parents
was requested
The telegram was signed "R. Nc
Phee," and the only address given was
care of Postal Telegraph Co"
Frederick TAYLOR had come here
THURSDAY and when the telegram TO
the London young woman was com.
municated TO his mother she imme-
diately came 10 Detroit TO the home
of John Robb. No. 1919 Warren.ave.
west. relative
At the Postal Telegraph Co.. nothing
was leadner about "R McPhee." ex-
cept that he had asked that any an
swer he cent 10 the Y. NJ. C.. A.. but
had called. Saturday night. and receiv-
ed the message sent by Taylor's girl
friend
Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. Robb have
searched everywhere for some clue 10
the mystery All hospitals have de-
clared that they know nothing OF such
accident
Only one r. McPhee was found in
the directory and he was finally locat.
ed in an auto plant. and knew nothing
OF Taylor. or OF any telegram.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
PROTEST TO WILSON
ON LITERACY TEST

WASHINGTON. Jan. l1.--Life in
the Chicago stock yards in a few
brief glimpses was pictured to Presi-
dent Wilson today by group OF WON
en- social workers from Chicago as an
argument against the literacy test In
the immigration bill.
The women. headed by Miss Jane
Adams. OF Hull house. and Miss Mary
T. Mcdowell found in the president
sympathetic listener He did not.
however, go as far as to commit him
self 20 a veto OF the bill. although he
indicated that he is still opposed to
the llteracy provision.
From an intimate knowledge OF the
foreigners I'm Chicago's stock yards
section, the women declared that for
eigners coming 20 this country Hitter
ate rapidly learned to read and write.
and urged that illiteracy should not
be the criterion In barring them
n. l.. Piotrowski. city attorney OF
Chicago, In a letter to- Senator Stone
OF Missouri. which was read In the
senate this afternoon. asked all Polish
immigrants be exempted from this lit.
eracy test Of the immigration bill. The
attorney compared Poland 10 Belgium
and declared that country was being
ruined as badly as Belgium
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
UNDERWOOD
SAYS SUFFRAGE
BILL Will LOSE
Democratic Leader Believes the
Mandell Resolution Will Be
Beaten by TwO-Thirds
VIEW OF STATES RIGHTS"
CUTS BIG FIGURE
Party Reluctant To Force" the
Measure On Various Com
mOnwealths

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-"Suf-
frage day" scheduled tomorrow, in
the house. is likely to be more spec
tacular and entertaining than i'm
portant. Democratic Leader Under
wood, declared today. Plans for
day OF oratory and a vote tomor-
row, on the Mondell resolution pro-
posing a constitutional amendment
10 give women the ballot were made
today.
Rep. Underwood predicted that.
while most OF the speeches and gal
lery audience would be favorable to
the cause" the roll call will show
two-thirds OF the house voting no
There does not seem 10 be a great
deal OF objection TO su uffrage itself"
said Underwood today, "but the feel
ing is strong against our compelling
states 10 take Ii against their de-
sire
Rep. Mondell. of Wyoming, author
OF the resolution, today expressed
hope that IL will receive a majority,
but even he has no expectation that
it will get the necessary two-thirds
vote
I'm afraid Democratic members
will try to dodge the issue by adopt
ing what is announced as the presi-
dents view OF state rights" said
Mondell
AT any rate the effort TO get this
matter before congress has made IL
clear that the country's sentiment
on equal suffrage is rapidly chang
ing"
Chairman Henry of the rules COM
mittee, said today, that there ap-
peared nothing TO interfere with the
suffrage question tomorrow The
house will meet an hour earlier. at
IL o'clock, 10 take up the rule pro-
viding the debate and vote on the
Mondell resolution. Henry said the
rule would be adopted. but the res.
olution itself defeated two TO one.
Six hours OF debate on the resolu.
tion is provided. This will bring the
find roll call about p. m. tomor
row.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
FITZPATRICK WAVES
TO RECORDERS COURT

Thomas j. Fitzpatrick, charged with
misapplication of the funds OF the
Central Savings bank. Grand River.
ave. branch, TO cover alleged over.
drafts by Lyman d. Burnett horse
dealer. waived to the recorders court.
Monday. before Justice Stein. but the
case was formally adjourned until
Jan 10. In order that Fitzpatrick may
arrange for a continuance OF his bail
bond One OF the sureties Is out OF
the city. at present
Assistant Prosecutor JasnowskI
made no objection TO the adjourn
ment. requested by Attorney Eugene
L. Mistersky. N.N
Burnett, charged with aiding and
sbetting I'm misapplication OF the,
funds. waived 10 the recorders court,
last week.