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New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
BEGIN HOT WAITER
 DRlNKlNG IF YOU
 DON'T FEEL RlGMT
Says glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast
 washes out poisons.

If you wake up with a bad taste, your head is dull or aching; if what you eat sours and forms gas and acid in stomach, or you are bilious, con- Stipated, nervous sallOw and can't get feeling just right, begin inside bathing. Drink before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This will flush the poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cleanse. sweeten and pur- ify the entire alimentay tract. Do your inside bathing immediately upon arising in the morning to wash out of the system all the previous days poi sOnous waste, gases and sour bile before putting more food into the stomach
 To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood nerves and muscles became loaded with body inn purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phos- phate which is inexpensive and almost tasteless, except for sourish twinge which is not unpleasant
 Just as soap and hot water act on the skin cleansing sweetening and freshening, so hot water and lime stone phosphate act on the stomach, liver, Kidneys and bowels. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any sto- mach disorder should begin this in- side bathing before breakfast. They are assured they will become real cranks an the subject shortly.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of letters ad- vertised at the New Britain. Conn.,, December 3, 1915. Miss Mary J. Andrews John l.. filling. Miss Julia Boshoski Mrs. Sarah Bolles J. Bokas. Bronistawa Boreska. Al Burg. Samuel Bull Mrs. Frank Blank. F. J. Bennett. Mrs. F. Carlson. Miss A. B. Campbell. Mrs. c. w. Crane. Mrs. Garlic Craig. Mrs. Irwin Canf1eld. Mrs. Mabel M. Cahill. Miss Gertrude Cohan. Miss Evelyn Donahue. Benjamin Dougherty August From. Miss Maude Hammond. Richard Mittenswei. Miss Teresa Maynes. Edgar G. Higgins. Mrs. Adolf Johnson. Miss Katie King. Miss Clara Lockwood. ..- John Lorman. James Lawson. Lena Lawrence. Winszynska katasyna Sidney w. Morse. George Meade. Miss Ida Newberry. Mrs. H. Pratt. s. Rudin. Miss Isabella Reynolds. John H. Rusill. Mrs. Philip Rand E. M. Smith. John Simms Mrs. Freeman Shaw. D. Shaw. William Smith. Geo. E. Smith. Peter Worne. Piotr Wojcechowsky. Miss Anne Young. MT. Zaranski. Ask for advertised letter and mcn. tion date of list
 w. F. DELANEY. ----....- ... Postmaster.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03

use when the occasion arises. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to pr. w. B.. Caldwell, 454 Washington St., Monti- co11n I'll
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

cheney; Conrad Mangeisdorf Harper
Greutzburs, fso Canton. IS years,
uraemia; Frederick q. Bahlhorn. 81
Berlin. 60 years. cancer; William nye,
Samaritan hospital, u years. inquest
High. IL years. apopieIy: Jane y.
Flahsrty. ess Sixth. 81 years, nephf<-
It's. Grace Williams. AL Grand River.
- years, tubercuiosisi Zigmant Flor
snce. b5s wesson, 1 year. broncho
ard. So years, pulmonary eirsiosis:
George Kahn. as3 East woodbridge.
81 years, inquest pending; Joseph w.
Dueweks, ~ Mitchell. months. en-
tero colitis.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
CASE IN COURT
SHOWS NEED OF
FAIRGROUNDS

This child did what you, I, or
anyone else in this courtroom would
have done when we were young. He
went ont to play and found vacant
lot He didn't stop to inquire wheth.
er It was private or public property.
II is significant there is no public
playground In the vicinity of the
boys home. Therefore. the company
Is responsible for not erecting fences
TO keep youngsters on their proper.
~. Children must play, and II the
city doesn't provide them with the
playground. II Is only natural for
them 10 play on private property"
Justice Of the Peace Marschner
made this comment, Tuesday morn.
ing. when he rendered Judgment for
500 against the General Aluminium
& Brass Mfg. Co. ST. Aubin-ave. and
the Boulevard. In favor John Kar'
s,ewicx, whose son. Wladislaus. 10
years old, was badly burned about
tho shoulders while playing with
phosphorus on the company's prop
eity. The phosphorus Is thrown In
tho lot after being remoy ed from the
comrany's forges. The children In
the neighhorhood threw II on the
sidewalk to see the sparks. One
y6ungster tossed piece Of the
material at the Karsiewicz boy and
II exploded when II struck the lad
The company contended the chill
dren had no right to play on the
property, as II was privately owned
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
YOUNG JOY
RIDERS ARE
ARRESTED

!. Harold J. Briggs. OF No. 1lss Vine
wood-ave.. and Charles Radtke, Of
No, 34S Buchanan-st., two 22-year-
old. u ouths. were brought back from
Marshall. Mich. by Detectives Dwy-
-er and Parker. Tuesday. to answer
the charge OF driving away with an
auto owned by Michael McNamara'
varnish manufacturer at Clark-ave
and the NJ. c. r. The machine was
stolen Saturday night. from Monroe
ave. and Farmer-st, and the two
young men had toured Michigan at
a so-mile clip since, the detectives
learned.
In Marshall. their drive shaff
broke, and their efforts to sell parts
OF the machine to have the break
fixed caused their arrest. They had
so cents between them when arrest
ed. F15
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
UNGRATEFUL
THIEF CAUGHT
IN CANADA

Detectives Shook and Cotter ~
ceived word from Goderich, Ont
Tuesday morning. that Arthur Mar
riott. IL years old, whom they want
ed on grand larceny charge, had
been arrested on farm near God
erich. Ont. and was held for the De
troit police. Marriott. according q
the detectives, Is the real, Simonr
pure essence OF ''ungrateful thief"
The oficers declare that while
Marriott was "down and out" and
was III in Harper hospital. he wa
befriended by Ralph Pope. Of No.
791 Third-st.. who was q patient IN
the same ward. Pope took Marriott
to the formers home when the
young man recovered. and kept him
there for q week during HIS con-
valescence.
April "a. according to the police.
Marriott skipped with 800 m cash
and two revolvers. The reviewers
were found on him BY the 0oderieh
police.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
DIRECTORS OF
HUNGARIAN
FEDERATION MEET

Directors Of the Hungarian Re-
formed Federation Of America are
holding the semi-annual meeting for
the inspection Of the books. In the
Hotel Pontchartrain. The fedora
tion has 5000 members and 116 10
cal chapters. two OF them In Detroit
The directors In attendance are:
President, Steven Koteles. Bridge
port. Conn; vice-president. Alex.
10th. Cleveland; secretary, Steven
Molnar. Toledo; treasurer. Eugene
Bros. Toledo; controller. steven
Borsis, Detroit; auditors, @. M. Kov-
achy and Steven Papp. Cleveland,
and Alex. Revesz. New Castle. Pa;
attorney. Judge J. G. Block. Cleve-
land; physician. DR.. O. Rosenberg
Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
FUR THIEF
is TN" AGAIN

Charles alias Dutch" Miller. =
notorious thief who specialists n
fiirs and hides. was arrested Monday
afternoon by police OF Scotch sta
ton az he tried to sell . load Of
hides, stolen in Plymouth, Mich. ~
Millenbach's tannery. The tannery
people were suspicious. and called;
the police.
Dutch gave his name ~ Chari6e'
Schneider. but was identified by Ber-
tillon Operator Charles Carmody.
and was turned. over to Plymouth o.
flcers.
Miller's biggest Job was fur rob
berry in @. w. hangers fur store
about 10 years ago He was arrest
ed by Detective Tom Lally and serv.
ed five years In Jackson.
A year after his release. pote0
tive Edward Gil arrested him for 9.
Marshall. Mich. fur theft, and he
served i've years more. mA
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Mary Palmer Jailed

Mary Palmer. alias Mary Keay.
alias Miss e. James. was sentenced
to two years in q st. Louis. Mo-.
prison, Monday. the local police have
been informed. They know Mary
well. About q year ago. the youns
woman ran . charge account In .
downtown store. getting furs. cloth
ing and other articles of value charR'
ed to her employer. who was away
from the city at the time. She was
arrested and paroled. farmer near
Ann Artor taking her to his home
a. n domestic. Mary disappeared
from there with some Of the house
hold goods. and the next heard OF
her was the st. Louis sentence.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Marriage Licenses

EuEeniu.s sisds 81. iaborsr: Nary
Albert Forbes. -. deck hand; Helen
Veto, Hu.or. as merchant; Pearl
W, Walter Boesa,ins. II. time keeper;
HAIoid yaek:on. u. chauffeur;
Charles aiisshlsf. H. as'smei'r;
Michael JerIowski. 70. machine
hand. Agnes Hrodnicsi, 10.
Elmer Ryan. a. clerk; Anna Rear
L.. Cock. -. mechanic; orae.
J. sl::.n1 4. Butler az engineers Cora
Eawsts w. Gore. %. electrician;
John MiEsieh. 70, auto worker;
Wiady.isw R.awan.sL "a. la
Charles limerick. ~. cartassman;
.. EssiI. 1cstcmisy. ~. painter; xa'h-
ui s,:Si:y S:a,eSola'. II. clerk Lillian
Fredsrick Prove. -. meat market:
Meta Benofsky, -.
!, Carl W: pish,: -. engineer; Laura
troneis nausotis' al.
Ludwik struEola. IS. iaborer; Mary
wisniowska. IL.
Milo ,Lonsuewsy, 80. msehinist;
Nellie Bresnahan. 30.
Noah Debate. SIS. gardener. Crosse
Pointe; Dora Teske. 50. same.
william Knippls. -. auto worher:
Alice Edwards. -
James ". Baykin. %. auto worker.
JEFFREY Gaskill, 10.
Fred ballard. ~. printer. Toledo.
Joseph lennon. "a. mssiner: ceiina
Herbert a.
ciyd. Green. ~. machinist: Helen
Olschefske. II.
Henry Barren. ~, driver. Detroit:
LEONARD weiiinE. 90. electrician.
Grand Rapids: Emma Salt. IS. De-
trott.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Ihlsxea oe, RON Of Metal

One ton was the weight Of plum.
der which burglars took from the
plant of the Hensiey Mfg. Co, No
'363 Holden-ave.. sometime Monday
night, according to police report.
which states that the place was en-
tered and 1000 pounds OF copper
and 1000 pounds OF brass stolen
The STUFF is valued at about $500.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
MOrtuary

BYHNE--Martin. beloved husband OF
Maria. father OF william E.. Walter
v. and Mrs. II. c. Braden. Burial
At Hamilton. Ont, Hamilton papers
please copy.
Sunday. April -.
1918. MIS-. Farnam In survived by
one SON. W. a. Fsrnsm ana two
Mra Catherine fIinkei. Funeral
Wednesday from residence. No. IS
Colburn, at sac. and Holy Rosary
church at o'clock.
FoRD-Aprli st, George T.. aged II
phine Ford. father OF Mrs. l. y,
Powell, George T. and Milton Ford.
fervices from rceidence, No. 1893
woodward-ave.. Wednesday. April
~, at p. N.
GIEs.Aprii Is, at hts home. sss
ssSns % sns %ssth' s sssysS q, h RS
maud c., CHARLES J.. Frank o.. Al
er, Mrs. Chester l. walz. Funeral
w we 70 s,o. s'c ro from f cssl,s
church.
JUDD--At Harper hospital on Mon
Judd. beloved wife OF William c.
Judd and mother OF Earl and Nor
ley Judd. Funeral services will be
held At the home OF r. =, Weir. is7
10 a. m. Burial at Aikonac.
kELLEY--April &c, 1915. Mt her late
residence. 8e7 I,ocust.st.. Mary f..
widow % the late Joseph Kelley
and mother OF William. John, Jo-
seph and Mary Kelley. sister OF
Edward. John. william and James
careyN Mrs. Catherine Coughlin.
Notice fof funeral later.
20. sylvester r. Mar
Ion. Notice Of funeral later.
MOrT--Anrii e5. 1918, nj Brighton,
Mich. Maria Tanning Mott, aged IS
years Funeral services from chapel
In Elm wood cemetery. Wednesday
morning. at II o'clock.
o'GRsDy--Aprii ~. 1918. at parents
residence. No. 40 Cavalry-ave..
Helen Grace. aged 20 years. beloved
daughter or Mrs Margaret Bossert
and the late James O'Grsdy, and
sister OF Mrs. Frederick Eckhold
and Daisy OiGrady. Funeral We'd
nesday from above residence At
$50 and Ifoiy Redcemer church at
10 o'clock.
90. 1918. James. at
his SONS residence. gao West Grand
z boulevard, father of Walter r. and
Frank 8. whelan. Notice OF flu
neral later. Saginaw papers please
copy.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Walk Man To ssvs Ms .Hs

Charles Nichols. who gave his 20
dress as No. "A Haxel-st-. vAssfounl
lying in stupor in the Fifth-st.
park. Monday afternoon. huperinG
from combination Of liquor ana
morphine poisoning. In st. Nary'e
hospital attendants walked him M
and down the corridors for eight
hours. to save his life. He said he
was discharged from the army two
years ago because Of the drug habit
and had quit the use OF morphine
since, but was drinking with q NOR
phinc fiend. Monday. and probably
was induced to take the drug while
intoxicated.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Births.
BOYS

BOYS
r. Laya.seur. :oss Fort: r. Isfso-
vita. 7ss Russell: Y. Raicsvute. 90
Msrlsst iiss T@.nsy.atss: r Msno,.
ks Fisher; G. Swain, 50 Elmhurst.
y MacIsaac. fss GLOVER; r. Rabcoek.
rs Nj. Elliott =. Adsmczih. 81 Rio
EEs h ia g is. s G':Is sd.,s
sss Trombiey: T. Ferguson. ss9
WABASH V. f1celcero. foso Russell:
z. qoaobcIis. "a. Macowb; a; Vol
sG s s Ai 4 Basls H u.s. x,
sft Cooper; p. BrseisIewski. sSi SUI
p.r,or |. c rolan = Roll,n; as :; Wei Xo,-
comb comb. y cSoiSsck, IL 81 A ID nS.
a RudsynskL OF Medbury: ", Nari-
ext. 7t1 Willis. n. Mldxley ss7 Con-
cord: l. wilhelm. al Lafayette; p.
Msyworm. .ss franklin; II. Harper.
a' Myrtle GIRLS
J. cieslinski, tss Forest: W. John
son, is7 Hartford. 3. osaro. 3ss Null
lett: r. Risch. sil Mcclellan: y.
Smith. ~ Melville: II Koch. Harper
as ssp Il xrs Meor' i' s,.~a ,q%e' Van
Gsrnsid; ). Rosiafc.ik. sss wits: p.
ourscinski. 80 Dubois: 9, Felcov. s.s
vinewood; J. GorcIyca. iss Ham
mend: v. Mscues, lss Hsmmcnd s.
Misst.rowisr; sss Piumsrs Z pe Pes.
fAwton; A. Berdynski. - Pierce: J..
Gnvinek. asa Milwaukee: p Lamp.
son,. TO Fort; A. skupeen. 1926 Me-
Kiniey: =. Becker. li0 Van Dyke: a.
msecme; N Frsdn,an. t,o RiTsrd, q.
Smith. 1sfs Sixteenth: r, Kulcisk. 500
Aisxandrine: A. jerks. iss Hancock:
y Piper .Ios Superior; , ,nconnor.
more. c. Men. ss7 Forest; a.
Ru-hie, gao Cooper; A. stsdier, $40
Mcclellan: y. Prestei 1887 Mack; v.
Glare. Is Calumet: w. stefronsky,
p,.. "A
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Classified s,'t,'''.... | s T.,, i,

Cash with order. q charged. 10 .
No transient sdvsrtisins ins:rt:c3
for less than leo with cash; isc ~
charged, per insertion.
ncations except Brths, Cards o.
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Ncesss
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
and Mceting Notices - Minimum
charge. ssc FOR - words or less. over
ts words one and one-third cents Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Deaths

John Hsrberhoi, Grace hospital. .
years. inquest pending: Clara Birch
Held. asa Hartford, rs years apo
plexy: Joseph Beletske. Harper hos
Eital. 81 years. carcinoma: Mae G.
.s s. csshsr Irs Mef ss n sas car as
neid. 90 years. senIiIty; Louis Ascher.
Harper hospital. ts years. inquest
pending: Joseph Rapa. sis Military.
\ years, cholera infsntum: Caroline
peilin. 1919 East HANCOCK. 70 years,
Kiemsoaieh. Harper hospital ~
years. mitrai reFurgitation: Frances
McFariand, sst Bage rs years hemi-
piesisi Mary L. Haywood. las LIN
S fS.n ye rs chsna ns% 50 yssrs .l
haustioni Sophie Robinson, 13t West
Euclid. IS years endocnrditis, Mar.
garct r. Goldberg. Harper hospital,
81 years. rericardltis; Josephine NJ
r.rs nrevi Dir nG:psa r e y .rs
foot Of West End. IL years. drown
ins: Mary Coles. al East Montcaim.
10 years. operative shock; Eliza Gag
nier, fpt Green. 70 years. hemipiegis;
Nathaniel Buell.. Ill Theodore. 10
,Eiehissn. 81 years. ssstritiss wniism
Bohwarts. Harper hospital. ~ years.
.tubArcuiosis: Gilbert Goodwin. Her-
man Kiefer hospital scarlet fever:
George A. Fisher, ss7 Sixteenth. rs
per hospital, 81 years. choielithiasis;
William schwartz. Harper hospitsL
win. Herman KLefer hospital, . years
scarlet fever; George A. Fisher, $50
Bshiins, Harper hospital. choieiethf-
asia. Ella NJ. sheeran. ~ East For
est. Sc years uraemia; katF,rine
wrobiewski, SO Tiilman. ~ years.
prish,,s disease: Martha sh: 49, - va "a :
iiscn. is,s FIELD, yssr: conygisions;
mitrai Reorganization: Agnes white,
Hsrpsr hospital. % years. inssst, n,s
u Ss: :iE sp'I o r.sr. s'I %lt 4 is:sS
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
ron sALEl-vACANT LOTS.
SOFT. LOT
With All improvements

One block from West Jefferson car
double In value before II 10 near
paid for upon our easy terms: SIS
down, SO month. Benz. +. Morten-
SON Co. 1l1s Dime Bank bldg.
Please send me plat showing location
OF above lots.
Name ................... ..........
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
MRS. CATHERINE WAGNER

~ who 10 Interested In the
success OF, the minstrel show to
be given Wednesday evening. IN
G. A. r. hall. by Sarah NJ. w.
Sterling tent, No. 3. Daughters of
Veterans. A feature OF the pro-
gram will be an exhibition by Boy
Scouts troop No. 20. Of st. Paul's
cathedral.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
EAST SIDE

SOUTH OF MACK.
Two modern homes, new: Z rooms In
one; In the other; hardwood nm
ish downstairs: white enamel and
Small payment down, balance as
rent Let US show you.
TALK 1T OVER WITH
y HOOK & LANGLOIS
to3 Hodges Bldg. Cadillac 4sf7.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
ron sALE-FARMs.
8O-ACRE FARMS

In saniiac county. with stock and
machinery: "a acres Improved. Q
acres pasture, 4 acres fine orchard.
10 acres fall wheat: good clay ioafn
soil; 4 horses, 8 head cattle. q hogs,
80 chickens. good barn and outbuild-
ings. good house and well Price
$500. half down.
30 acres In Macomb. mile from
town; acres meadow, acres fall
wheat, 1 acre orchard, acre ber-
ries, wells, T-room house. barn
sox60. 3 outbuildIngs. clay and sand
soil. Price $3.50. $4,000 down.
.20 acres In Washtenaw county. 9x
miles from town of 1,2o0, az miles
from lake; clay loan soil: good Ia
room house. 3 good barns. Price
$4,000. half down, or trade for
good city property:
F. G.. DEL
ga Chamber OF Commerce.
Main 2oso-R. Cedar 1891.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
sox15o WOODWARD FRONTAGE. at
Royal Oak, will take auto for
20 Rowland. bldg. Cad. 1875.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

60 ACRES. IL miles from willis.
s Msn FENCES s mPr acres wsS Sss ~ sss
oats, good team. Q head OF cattle. 9
hogs, f50 chickens and all farm
tools: $4,000 down or might con-
slider small house In Detroit Kin
eon Real Estate Co.. 4o5 whitney
Bldg, Main 3173.
when you answer these advertise
ments please mention the Times.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
MONEY SAVING
HINTS FOR YOU
BILLIARDS AND Pool.

BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Ia
Dies with the only genuine Monarch
cushions. new and remodeled at
moasra,s prices and easy terms;
wick Bake Collender Co. OF Mich
tgan. 100 Randoiph-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
FOR sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
ATKINSON AVE.

This beautiful new brick and stucco
home has center hall large coat,
room, tiled vestibule. very large
living room. open fireplace, buiit-in
book cases. French doors to large
enclosed and finished sun parior.
dining room paneled and beamed
with French doors TO the hall; mod
ern kitchen and fine pantry. The
second floor has 4 very fne sleep-
ing rooms with large enclosed
sleeping porch with French doors
TO bedroom, tiled bath. fun attic,
modern basement, steam heat. ma
hogany. oak and white enamel nm
ish. Located on lot 40x13T. situ-
ated one block west OF Hamilton
blvd. In that beautiful Boston-blvd.
subdivision. We are selling this
nne home for $500 less than mar
ket value. See II today or phone
for appointment
MORGAN
Oh. t6s7. to7 Stevens Bldg. Cad. 1857.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

on Tiroman-ave., q short distance
west OF Daley park addition. offers
fne 34-foot residence lots at very
low prices. t340 and up, on easy
terms. Make an appointment with
fore It's all gone. Literature on re-
, quest. Hannah. McGfaw bldg.
When you answer these advertise.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

GARAGE Tor sale. Including build
ing, tools. etc. Price 1900 III taken
at once. Frank Cole. Lawrence.
Mich Box 60.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
FACTORY SITES.
The Bargain of Year

The Bargain Of Year
West side. lh-miie circle. cheapest
parcel ever offered, 74x7oo feet, for
less than $3.50 per foot. VIM. c.
Fitzgerald, 20 Rowland Bldg. Cad.
4575.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
DrTnCrrvns.

coMPETENT. trustworthy operatives.
s::,yv 2. night n & DTE r.i, sssT:s
sids, csaiiise Isl. Nights snc
Sundays, phone West fs7S
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
FREE MOTOR BOAT SHOW
AT

1855 jefferson Avenue East
Watch for the GLASS HOUSE
A complete line OF motor boats,
canoes, rowboate, engines and all
sorts OF marine accessories ana Mt
Don't Fail 20 Come
Saturdays open from 8 q. m. to
Open sundays only by special APP
pETRoir BOAT COMPANY.
When you answer these advertise
ments please mention the Times I,
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
AUTO PAINTING AND
TRIMMING co.

See US for quick. first-ciass work.
Price reasonable. Cass at Adams.
FINEST IN pETRoIr-Prompt SER
vice. Reasonable Auto Painting
Co. Cass and Adams Cherry sss3.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
DOVER PARK

.ess ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

RoEHL BROS. Storage, Cartage and
Packing. Ofnce iss Alfred. Ridge
st3. Waverly-avs.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

CENTRAL STORAGE Co. moving.
packing; freproof: rates right. No
tor vans for suburban movix g
Phone Cadillac 90.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-25
LEE co. PICTURE CASE
IN S. c.. THIRD TIME

Des Moines, Sept. 24.-The reappear.
ance for the third time in the supreme
court of case that grew out of a
fight for the ownership of four cheap
pictures proves the adage that great
oaks from little acorns grow Eleven
years ago w. L. Henkle, farmer liv-
ing near FIT. Madison, started proceed
ings to recover from Miss Martha
Richardson, school teacher, the four
pictures which he alleged were his. He
finally was awarded them, but two
serious damage suits grew out of his
efforts. He was forced to pay Miss
Richardson $1,000 for slandering her
while trying to secure the pictures.
The present case is a suit for $4,000
brought by J. G. Krehbiel, with whom
Miss Richardson roomed. He alleges
damage to his reputation through the
serving and execution of search war
rant by Henkle. 1t is stated that so
far the case has cost the parties more
than 100000 Since winning her dam
age suit Miss Richardson has married
the attorney who represented her.
State of Iowa VS.. Walter A. Will,
appellant, from Story county; Judge
Robt M. Wright. Appeal from convic-
ton on charge of wife desertion. Re-
versed and remanded. Opinion by
| the court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-25
PAcKWOoD.

The Polk township Sunday school
convention was held at Libby Sunday
A large crowd was present and a very
attractive program was rendered. Z. >.
Scott Of Packwood was rejected pres1-
dent
Ives Mckay and Chas. Cline entered
Parsons college last week.
The Misses Vida and Blanche
woolums were over Sunday visitors
with an aunt at Oskaloosa.
Rev. w. H. Jones, assistant superin-
tendent Of the Children's Home Finding
association at .Ottumwa spoke here on
Sunday morning at the M. e. church
in the evening at the Christian church.
In the afternoon he spoke at Brookville.
His boyhood home was near here, and
many old friends welcomed his visit.
r. r. Mona, superintendent Of the
Packwood school was called to Fremont
last week by the illness Of his father
who passed away Saturday. Rev. Buell.
filled his place in school during his alb
sence.
Harry Horner is in the Ottumwa
hospital having one of his eyes treat
ed. which was injured during hay har-
vest.
The friends Of Rev. and Mrs. w. A.
Buell. gave them reception at the
parsonage Friday evening. E.t
Miss Eta Edmond became a student
at Park university last week.
Mrs, c. D. Chandler and daughter
Tresa who have been Ill are able to
be up part Of the time.
o. B. Myers who was home last week
on account of the sickness and death
of his sister Mrs. Clar Snider, resumed
his work Monday.