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The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
b. the Clerk.


fspl--sof Charles Martin - a..
rrcTestlnE AK lust the establishment
3 OF saloon az feaT sr7fpouxal Avenue
Rsserre3 Go Committee on Lia9or
!. EfrOiaiip1
\ ss9a--Of Cora r. Gerter - rein,
& hcts' incr. for damages sustained 20
\ apfoameAile
~ ReferFcd % Committee CT Claims
Y MT As~nuu'.
\ <8c5--of John y Corliss. FOR permit
Il 20 ettNaisuct covered ares WAYS Along
side buiafrE Ou the southwest corner
4 of fseBnhieG and Brady sweets
s4 ReferreF 20 Committee on Streets
$500 " g. Hodges FOR permit
rte carstruCi two covered areas on
Z Gram Aiver avenue between TrUm-
! bnil arA Lincoln avenues
Referre7 20 Ccmrittee on Streets
4Svi---1f T1liis Scott. for permit -
+ nsthfain rpn cAr~ wagon or Adams
*nycnae ~ fhe ourhwest corner ot
4 w@ocvard avenue
b Referee 20 COMMITTEES on Streets
sSeS-~Of Dean Painting CO. fcr
rerfnit - place siEr in alley OF Wco1-
n WAR between Aaeia4te and Windsr
3 streefe
WA fSf9~of Aihe't W Scnloss. - al.
for ber7nit ~ construct sidewalk ele-
!. yasag Sc john g.. street az the south
vest crrnar ~ Woodward avenue.
F Referee f1 Committee or Sfree's
Ell aSie-+of a. ~ Woke f"r permit -
: ixAtal cnaor ground <asoHre storase
\ systtra. N rcav ~ residence At 1i5
4. f,eFcrfe4 70 Committee IN street.
" aSil--0f s : K-esse TO-. For pr
IS nit 20 er-struct showcase az the
royDef % clifford lnd woodward ave-
s macs
\, sxf9--s1f - T. Hur for The ytcs-
Y ftpn 81 part OF lot 20 Ahsrles sub.
\ taten Tor the opening - Lafay ette
avtrne
\ Referred e, commlttec on Stree,
4sis- -ot George J sehauer for
3 careellation Of personal assessment
Refsrred 20 Committee on Tares
As14s-Of EdNard 81 Morse. fo- can
1877
sefcrfcd % Committee or Taxes
fsls--Of BesssuEcr q Moore '7r
h refund u general city taxes far 1914
t Eefrfrpd 80 committee on Tsxr~
sslg--Of Walter l. Gem 'or reduc-
X ton % n personal tax for 1918
IN Referred 10 90 N nlit'fe on Taxes.
81 ixf7~-Of Detroit Preshytsry ny
\, MrkiruelL TfeprErCr. Tor c1n~e llatf0n
OF general cts taxes f3r re years
n 1919. 1914 end 1918
Referrta 10 Committee or Taxes
sSls---Of Mrs. John r Martin. 'rr
(tancei iatiou ~ geusrai CITY tNxes FOR
\ thg gesfs 1913. 1914 and lsib.
X Referred 90 Crruml't.e ~ Take.
u sSls~@Of sample 4 smith Lumber
st Go u al, for the vacation ~ Hudson
Hvprnf from Wabash avenue % alley
NJ nrSt east
u Referred 20 Committee on Street
"a Cftenines.
y 4saO~ or Frederick g Martirdn'e
ct al for tho construction % Later p
e awe r. alicv IN block bounded by
Clarendon, Mnrtindaie. Grand River
>Rnrd Thornton avenues. 10 sil"F
II bshrdcf hV Nartindaie. " llsb0r7
Gran pisrr ROD Thornton avenues
IA and IA alley north ~ 1851 shore avenue
y heswttu G'nui River. Thornton and
K Dale avenues.
Referred 20 Department ~ Public
n Work.
tS2i--of George rintve. - al FOR
paviue niIey between Cfairmouri and
v Atkinson. from Second 90 Third ave
nues
Rcferred o. Department o. Public
81 N-orls
Ct $50 rfwprf 2 BuFCh. making
y 3uppliasflor 50 TCrrs she city AZ ar
N nppfaisai engineer
"a pefrred a. Committee on Public
y t'siiitiea
(; aSes.-Of American Appraisal 20
n rrhmiftiue PROPOSAL covering appraisal
In,s,cerc,s to Committee IN Public
fTtllltlss
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
From the Department OF Public
Works

r. tr. 70 rorsbIs tho Common Council.
Gentlemen In order q, FATry 90
ttr NuIk wound recommend trr
transfer ~ sl4a So from the surplus
fr the FYn.i. sewer fund 90 certain
suH funds lr the same fund a. SHOWN
- th. fJllnyvtus resolution
Respectfully Submitted.
GEORGE ~ FtNN ELL.
= ! L. - Il .
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
From the Mayor.

~ che tgdnurahie The Common Council;
Gentle rsien-t Avn forwn rfing here
mith veslcnation - Mr.. Henry Kom-
,hef@hx. As member - the Roard ~
Edfrati0n from the seventeenth
vare received today
fF Respectfully.
OSCAR n MARX
Mayor
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From the Mayor.

70 tho Honorable the Common Council.
Gentiemen--l beg leave 20 advise
your honorable Body that I have this
day appointed M Henry " * ONE
rofsky mem Der 81 tho BOARD ~ Blu
cation from the Twenty dTst ward.
Repeatedly
OSCAR h MARN
Mayor
on motion Of AID Kun the rules
were Suspended and TIE appointment
confirmed a. follows
Adopted as folloN=
YsAs-Ald Allan. BsruetJ HleH
Burton, Gaze. OraushRW. huL kIis.
Field Gilman. Guthard tinNt..
IAksl KeatinE. RochsT. kriumci
KrOnk kuuH Lodge. NuWC oven.
Richert Robinson. Role RHtt-f
- hemansky. Schultf Thompson. Yer
nor. Wartell NsvEcl \. b " 4~oo.
" J Wilson. Wing Zirk .uetIer.
and TIE Prestdeut-Sf
NaNs-Nsus
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81 Wil.au. WINS Iink. Loel'er'
ami tHe Precedent SO.
Nay N#.t.
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To thc Honorable ~. Common C0Er-.l
Gerfiensn-Th following Ferorts
- CITY Cfftrer- s1~ ~ wsE end
ing SATURDAY June 5. 1913. are re
specffully submitted
60. Traagu~a~-e Thsshurga-
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To The Honorable tne Common Ccuac4.
Cisrtlemsn-The following app~0v-
ei accounts are r~spertfully submit
tel
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y L.IftIfE F..N.1I|
Controller
Accepted ard referred % the com
-,fttev on Ways ard Means
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From the Departn1 NJ % Public
Warts

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BY AID LODGE
$50 cass sw sis..yot - AZ a..
Iieferred 20 Department Of Pablo
BY AID BURTON
$3.50 l}ert " e-"r. for permits
sion ~ hn',d store front
Referee 90 C1mm ittee on Streets
BY AID VERNON
4s2e-Of Calvert f4thogra9f z
Referred 20 Committee Ola street
ry AID WING
4sc7--of " " Spconsr. FOR per
mission go enlarge areaway
ptrrred ~ Committee On Streets
$3.50 Ms Elizabeth Durham
for fhP cancel alton ~ ne genera
city ,axcs for TIE yesr l9ls
by AID R0.LO
saSsa~-Nf Catherine Pi0tr0wski. ask b.
inw that she he allowed police pen
Rsrerrce 70 era,-iat Committee
RY AID TOgHER
seea-Gf August 4 J Walter 81 a.
fpr fhe as irr ~ cleveland street Cv-
tendinr from Elmwood avenue 70
s rste-rred 20 Department % Public
ny AN DILL
assf--of Detroit Copper ane Brass
Rollins Nils. for the paving q
alley.
Referred 10 Department Uf Puhlic
Morris
4s7g--0f Frank Wrirhtnsn 81 -.
In favor ~ shooting gallery ln -.
vtntnity ~ ThirtY-hrst street and
MICHIGAN avenue
Referee 81 n-ra ~ merit - Police.
by AID SCHULTZ
SEQ Ms Era ~ HaHs. for TIE
,cancc3iatin@ ~ the general city taxes
for the yva~s isf1-it
EefHrreA 70 Committee ~ TRNes
PY AIN EEtNMEfA
g $50 i9erreuroeder ard Sons.
for per miss ~ - install com hinati0n
gn~D'sne Rud lighting post
Referred e. Cnwfnittee on Streets
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u = III = -IFTI'T
Resolved Trat th- CONTROLLER 20
and 81. hereby authorized aud directed
% make the necessary entries ga his
books POP effect the transfer u i4At so
from th. ~9rEIus 70 ne PB1I|C sewer
fund 60 the credit % 'ae fOloUllE
go 90, same fund.
Account
$50 AL Palmer -nrue sewer
east ~ Pa ker - 10
80 80 S. atrrlru street sewer,
from Iysu.teHs A.e
nue. ....... 90 2g
So is=TU Poo 10 .rIrt sewer
inspectors ....... 80 hu
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lseslena,ion nccertta.
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..s .sft.tt,f thtt l., eus' ~ tGrso
.u. .u,. .,l.- VuI Do, aa t.l..Ns.
f.ai cost
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Police Have No Trouble
Handling Wedding Crowd;
Many Fooled at Station

Forty uniformed D1,.cem"n and twelve
rlHin clothes detectives were in the de-
toil which, with tho Secret Service men.
stood guard at tho Calf homo dlrr'nT
the marriage ceremony of the President
last night. and officers today say that "A
quarter OF that number could easily
have controlled the crowds. Not dis
turhance or any nature was reported.
INSPECTOR Harry Gessford. of Major
P:illman's office. and Capt. Daniel Silli-
van and Lieutenant Lord. IF the Thr'
precinct. had charge Of the uniformed
force. while Inspector Grant. head OF
tho Detective Rurean. comma nd"d the
nlain clothes detail Major Pullman
also was on the ground to aid. il neces-
SarY.
In the early part of the evening the
officers were as ignorant ns anyone else
az to the plans Of the wedding party.
6nt shortly aft"r ? o'clock someone
GrHnt's ear He immediately summoned
Detectives Burlingame Ccrnweli Evans
and Rerman and they drove direct TO
the Alexandria station of the Chesa-
rea%e and Ohio In the nolicr a'.tomo-
bile.
The President and Ais bride reachel
the station at 11'0 o'clock in a White
House car. followed BY another in witch
werc the Secret Service men, Mn ior
Pullman. and Icvino Hoover. chief usher
at the White House. At that hour the
station anpeared TO be the most lonely
place in Virginia. As the two big crrs
waited in the road. with the Secret
someone remarked that the scene re-
scmbled a midnieht 'holdup" on some
lonesome highway.
But five minutes after the wedding
party arrived people began to drop
from the clouds" as one man put IL.
and when the train pulled in at l1:43
there We're fully 200 persons there. None
of them made a sound however. AS the
train drew IN the big automobile rolled
no to the other side OF the station, the
President and his bride aiRhted and
they hurried across the platform and
mounted the stems of their private car.
the 'Sunerb." The wave Of conduc-
tors lantern. y hiss OF escaping steam
and tho HONEYMOON trim was begun
crowd of Severnl hundred curious
nersOns and a rcs'nncNt % repn-'ers
sHa"t most of tho evening at the Union
S'+o'io" in thc Vai" hone t'nt The Prcsi-
""ntial p"rtv would entro'N there, and
i T'aS rot until "r"r thn train for
N'i'''n Sul"hu~ Snr'r"s. WITCH wps one
Cr tNe D'acn~ j. was r'r"Nora6 thn horav-
rroon would be sneNt. I'D lert t'>>.
t'nv hoo"N to diGHo"en Macy thcur,t
'ho n-rtv would c~.rN tho tra ~ at tho
So,.""+h r."oet st"'i0N. 0~d H'tre knot
Cf tron cu~iol'S FntNa~nd '''oro $50
~ no p'aca. tNou"l ~'N"~e .hn hopo
Of catchinr rlin'"sc Of I've bride ard
h~'dor~oor1 hr~r~ht Donn,n together
vas there anv+hin" ~ the rptu~e ~ a
d:etn~h" "cc tNo crowds noting yood-
"aturo(n' curious and talking mostly
/" "~1orto"oG
W one e~ceri tho ro'tco and n~vsn--
~or'r-~.' r.c~o "lI~"'~1 i~sido tllo .r.io ,rn
~'hi"h .ho C~lt re~;dorro f"cos v'"ile
'h~ """nu'"rv was "ni',g ~ IoS- than
.h"rsa"d rorscns "'"-o a.tro ctc6 bv .',o
v.iIalV hcra'Tad cvo"t a~d "n Iirfi-
""i'~ wn0 cvpo-icrond - koo~'nc them
~'clI hacI, % tho cstahisNcd lines
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

transparent sleeves. The hat which
goes with II is of tulle and cloth OF
gold.
Also for afternoon wear is n sea,
brown Georgette crepe frock, the skirt
OF which is laid In pIeats, with bands
Of lighter chiffon outlined in gold and
silver thrond. There is nm over Jacket
OF the crepe embroidered in gold and
silver Brown Is also used for another
afternoon gown Of satin and chiffon.
with mink neck piece and mink bands
There arc three velvet thrcc-piece suits,
one black. combined with eimine. the
skirt made with low-hanging PAINTERS,
TO be worn with collar. u.uff ~an tur-
ban OF crmine: another OF gray velvet
rath"r severely tailored. and tho third
OF amethyst vnlyct ami chiffon. made
with a Russian Jacket and corded bolt
The vogue for Boiling grcon, now "A
wcl established fad. was started more
by virtue Of tho catchy quality Of the
phrase than Of Mrs. Wilson's fnndpcsS
for the color. Nevertheless she has ono
or two Gowns of that shade In her
trousseau. among them a suit OF green
duvtvn. trimmed with cuffs. collar and
la nds OF beaver fur. Tho coat is made
with a flarine pcplum and the skirt Ia
ankle length. Another suit Is Of blue
broadcloth. plainly tailored. with seal
skin trimmings. Several other sim
pic tailored costumes have place in the
trousseau. among them a suit of dark
tweed and n one-piece dress Of dark
blue serge is nadc on ren1ngote lines.
Blue Evening Cloak.
One Of the accessories Of her trous-
scau Is an evening cloak OF turquoise
blue velvet. with collar and cuffs of
blue fox fur. Although the fullness
hangs free from the shoulders. it Is
confined at the waist by a belt Of tur-
uuoise blue velvet embroidered In metal
lie threads in oriental shades. Another
wrap Is Of rich red. embossed in black
velvet flowers and trimmed with black
LYNX: and n third Is o black. green
and gold brocade with collars and cuffs
Of sable. In the afternoon she wears a
splendid moloskin coat or long black
broadcloth coat banded with sable.
II Is said that Mrs. Wilson had some
trouble in selecting hats to suit her.
and settled the difficulty by buying the
materials and making 2 number of hats
herself. Among those which she did not
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

The Presidents bride has brought to-
gcthcr 4 trousseau that ig complete aud
yet not WILDLY eXtravagant, elegant yet
simple and entirely adequate Tor the
eNactinG business Of being n hostess for
the White House. l!ci gowns ar" of rich
materials. simple in dcsicn. lon Of
line and fdEhiOncd with due rcE"rl fnr
dignity and bCcomin2ncss. 1hrv arc
modLh without being cAtrcmc and arc
notable for an entire absence II frip-
pciics
Two firms may be said to have fur
nished Mrs. Wilson with most o: her
trousscau gowns. Ets. c. Tomiinson
Dare. an importer. who maintains cS-
Adjustments in Washington and At
lantic City, and julius KurznIan. Of
New York. Nobody in Washington,
however. tekes much stock IN tho Iurid
tales OF nunhcrs Of elaborate gowns or.
dered from Paris and tho statement
that the wedding gown cost Sl,3N; for
Washington knoWs something ot Mrs.
Wilson. her ffslikc of eXtravagance and
display. and Is also familiar with the
manner in which she manaecd the pur-
chase OF her trousseau.
Those Paris Gowns.
The White House denied that Mrs.
Gait placed any orders in Paris. hut
IL IL possible that Iturziran made sorie
OF his purchases over the water m
stead OF having the costumes male un
in his workrooms In New York. It is
established that the Maiscn Worth sold
four gownS-a black evening dTc-' and
three in colors--tn Nr. thurman 1ndcr
the impression that they were for the
Presidents hridc. aud certainly Mr.
kurzmin fitted her with several oos-
TUNES, the same OF others. Put. how
ever that may be, it is certain that
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
7r0usseau Dig11ifed,
MOdish and Becoming

Mrs. Wilson not only patro niZod libcr-
ally made. In .hncrica products. nut
mhdc in WashinIion products us veil.
Among the particularly handsome
modG,s which Mrs. Wilson VIII take to
the White House arc wonderful black
velvet gown. a trained model. with II
bodice Earnturn OF very beautiful silver
lace IN n lily pattern. The front Of the
beads shading from deep sapphire blue
to turquoise shade. the silver lac" cX-
tcnds In a panel onto the train and
thorc arc detachable sleeves OF trans-
parent tullc.
: Another wonderful creation is of worry
heavy ivory liberty satin, an. especially
beautiful and supple weave. made with
half sleeves of tullc and with band
OF white fox. fur about the bottom OF
the skirt. The gown Is unreIicved by
color.
Has Vatican Train.
gown OF lavender. merging into rose
color and shot with pastel blue. The
material Is brocadcd In silver and the
dress Is curt on severe and straight
lines. There Is a Watteau train that
may he attached below the shoulders or
removed when desired.
4 creation OF creamy white satin,
trimmed with bands Of sable and rare
lace. an heirloom in the Boiling fam.
lily. Two white satin draped gowns, one
With half-lepgth sleeves and y shaped
decoltaGe, tho other a regulation full
dress. with scanty shoulder drapnry In
lieu Of sleeves. These arc for evening
wear
For the afternoon there Is n worry
beautiful and rich costume Of old blue
chiffon made over an cloth OF gold,
which in turn IL posed over gold col
ored satin. The skirt Is of round
length and the bodice Is trimmed with
gold lace threaded with blue. There IL
n Medici collar OF rare lace and lone
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Wilson Wedding Gifts.
From All Over World.

from the Indian princess. and another
tribute to hcr distinguished Indian an
ccstress Is tho spiendid collection OF
furs from tho Blackfect Indians of the
National Glacier Park reservation. The
collection Includes selected skins OF the
forty-eirht animals native to the west!
crn part of tho TINTED states. 4 brace
let Of Brazilian gems and an orne-
ment of rare tropical feathers werc
presented bv nr, 4, J. dc oiverea
gates to arrive in Washington for The
Par-Americ, Scientific Congress. on
December p: and from the Minister OF
Portugal and Mrs. Thomas IT. birch
came magnificent vase Of Caldas
dc Parnha. ware. decorated With
heavy silver Embellishments. The
bracelet Is set with tourmalines and
other gems said to be found only IN
Brazil.
Diplomats and Delieatessen.
One OF the stories published recently
IN a newspaper. to the effect that the
Presidents ffance was afraid that II all
the Latin-American diplomats sent her
nowers on her wedding day--after a GUS
tom established when Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson was married to Mr.. Sayre--
she'd be crowded out OF house and
home. went OH to sav in the Same
tween the numerous wedding cakes that
had been offered her and would take
them all. This mingiinC Of diplomats
and delicatessnn caused no little n,iiet
amusement. Nevertheless, considering
tho generosity of the Spanish-speak
governments and their fondness for set
pieces" composed OF several hundred
orchids and other blossoms in proper
tion. flowers might have been real
problem. However Diplomats are likely
to be tactful folk. and. though there
were flowers galore. there were no re-
productions Of volcanoes or kindred
marpels. such as taxed the White House
to its capacity at Miss Wilson's mar
riaee to Mr.. Sayre. to swamp the
brides small home. Many of the diplo-
mats simplv sent cards on the morning
of the wedding.
Pine.needle Basket.
Frank Glazier. a Confederate veteran.
sent the Presidents bride a basket
woven Of Georgia pine needles and filed
with the biggest Georgia pecans he
could find
President Wilson will find among his
wedding presents a beautiful cane. made
entirely from horn by a life-term con-
vict in the Atlanta Federal prison.
The cane was given by it's maker to
Mrs. /. Springer. settlement worker
among the prisoners at the United
States prison. She will have II en-
Eraved with the Presidents name and
forwarded to the White House.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Two Violins and Piano
Furnished Wedding Airs

The little orchestra, which
played behind a screen
while Mrs. Wilson cut the
wedding cake and the party
- drank to the health and hap
piness Of the bride and
bride groom from a silver
loving cup presented by the
Virginia delegation in Con-
gress was composed of two
violins and a piano.
The musicians gave a program
of classical selections, in
whispering Willows" HUI
bert; Spring Song Men,
delssohn; serenade, Drigo;
melody, "The Swan,' Saint
Saens; "In loves Garden,
Schumann; serenade, Mosz-
kowski; romance, "I Would
That My Love-" Mendels-
sohn; simple aven, Thoms;
Saint D'Amur,' Elgar; La
Berceuse," Gounod, and ITO
Spring. Grieg.
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make herself are small black velvo
turban trimmed with a band OF beave
and q touch OF green. designed to rea
with her green suit; large hat of l2or
deaux red velvet with . shepherd =
brirp. purchased 10 match an aftcrnoJ
Grock OF the same shade: n black ht
with a soft plume. and smart mole
of blue beaver. combined with fur and
curious beaded ornament in blue.
Mrs. Wilsons evening clippers wer
all made by Washington shocrlakc
from the remnants of the silks. vcIvcts
all OF pointed-toc pattern. hiRh hee,eL
and without the ornaments so inucI
used this season. She hns a small an,
sha Dely foot
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Two Chances for Xmas
Giving Are Recommended

TWO chances for Christmas giving ar
recommended by the Social Service Con
Terence Of tho Diocese Of Washington
These are for Grace Church, George
town, 1oH Wisconsin avenue. and 70
Sattcrlec House, 111ts Click alley, l.
Rhode Island avenue, near Sevcnt
street northwest
For distribution by Grace Church, gro
ceries, turkeys, coal. womens and chill
drens clothing are needed. The appea
for Satterlee House Is for SIX turkeys
groceries and candy. Cash donation
also will be received
In the appeal which has been sent ou
it is urged that articles be sent by Tues
day. so that arrangements for Christ
mas Day can be made accordingly.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
SCf~;t;r" F"rdc for
Slater Industrial School

u u powlcv % onH q s+-e.t .,~~th-
~'c,t "as received letter from U'iliH m
A. Plair. treasurer Of the S'at~r In
dUs'riPl and stat" Normal School. a
"Nlnred nducn tional i"s''tutio1 in Win
ston Sa'em. n. c.. asking for subscrip-
tions for a new building. Tre8surer
pla'r saws tho legislature OF North
Carolina has promised to anpronrin to
s1' nm toward the construction Of The
'ui'din" II tho officials of the institu-
tioH raise similar amount.
w. RRwlov. WIN ia thanSOd in the
letter for tho eerV'Cc he already has
performed for tho insti.ution. hones -
raise a substantial amount in We shing-
tor - hc 'orwsr rded ~ the trnasu
Fverv dollar donated virtually mes rs
for" dollars. the stmdants hnvi~g agreed
- do th" construction work II the ma =
terials v'~"@ H',-r' shaS
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Man Killed by Fall While
Trying to Hang Himself

HASTINGS. Mich. Dec. 1e.-John vii
liams. Of Delton. slipped from ledde
which he was climbing in order to hans
himself and fell to the floor. strikn,
his head so heavily that he was killed
lie was arranging the moose when h,
slipped.
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Thief Returned $3.50.

VALPAPNTS0. Tnd.. Dec. Is-When
Mrs Fst"cr R"dkey. widow. swoke
r"cent'v sho '"urd hanging from a
'"o0t dnor k"pb Ncr N0cketbook con-
'ai"'or So" "N'cN h~d hoc., stolen dur
.,- b. . hnme
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irDn "-r.r1
fo.,-ut
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Scarf From Former Queen.

scarf from fOfmcr queen.
1t is an interesting coincidence that
Miss Stuart was the artist selected 20
paint the miniatures of President Will
son f"thor and mother presented by
III" citizens Of StauntOn to tho Prcsi-
dent when he spent his birthday in his
native town
Among the most interesting of her
gifts Mrs. Wilson regards the scarf
Of wonderful texture sent bv the de-
posHd Queen of Hawaii. aud the bronze
statuette OF PccahontaS. the gift of tho
l'oCahontas Memorial Association. Al
though the scarf is tho gift of Queen
Iiliunkal8ni. tho surviving ruler Of
ITawRii's DAYS of ROYALTY. 1t was sent
IN tho name Of "Thn Daughters OF
Hawaii" and is rare example OF an
Almost forgotten art of TIHwaiian weav-
ing Of neCuliar tey'ur" and design. The
statuettc of the ITdian maid s re-
p"oductio~ of Wnl"m OrdHay Part
r'dec'' heroic statue which Is to he
erected on Jamestown Island next
s"rirr unGe~ the auspices of the os-
sociati0n Witch made the gift. The
s'"tw"rtN rCn"eSents Pocahontas at
I'VE mOm"r' "'en she comes from the
- .." ".''' a" hoy C"'Ner TO beg
49," o, e.. 200 I'M death
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