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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-11-10
FEW kENTUCKIANS ARE
DEBTORS T0iUNClE SAM
In Matter OF Paying Money
Loaned by Government When
War Broke Out.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Little hope
is expressed by departmental officers
OF recovering any of the money loan
ed Americans abroad at the time OF
the breaking out of the European
war which has not been collected no
to this time, despite the publication
by the Treasury Department of hun
dreds of names of such persons,
among them six Kentuckians. two
from Louisville These funds were
advanced in the summer of 1914.
The Kentuckians listed under the
heading of those who have failed or
refused to pay money advanced by
the Government when they were
caught at the outbreak of the wa,
are Harry Vititoe. address given as
ia Broadway. Louisville. who owes
$75: Joseph COnnors. 1928 Market
street, Louisville who owes 500,
neither Vititoe nor Corners indicat-
ing whether their address was east
or west on the streets given; II. A
Anderson Wicklfre, Ky. Z. A. Can
trell, rs Tork street, Newport. Ky;
William Graves. lois Hamlet street.
Newport. KY. and Florence Harde
man, Covington, $25.
Anderson, according to the Treas
ury Department. owes S1l1.90. Can
trell S325 and Graves $4S.50.
In many instances. it is now be-
lieved. fictitious names or addresses,
or both, We're given by persons to
whom the Government advanced
money.
The ship which was sent over car
rying the money for the relief Of the
Americans was in charge of Assist
ant Secretary of War Henry Breck
enridge Mr. breckenridge and his
assistants. however. transferred this
money to United States representa-
tives abroad, who apportioned ii to
persons presenting claims.
A large percentage of those e.
whom money was sent gave their
residence as New York City. Other
large cities. such as Philadelphia
and Chicago. also We're given in
many instances as being the homes
of the recipients of this Govern
ment's bounty.
Indiana Debtors.
Quite number of persons aides
gave Indiana as their homes, Among
these were William ArdeL 5lS
Fulton avenue. Evansville. $50; Ed
gar Il. Arnold South Bend. $50;
Richard Hamsley. 224 Tennessee
street. Evansville. SIS: Fritz Jacob.
Feru. S25; Miss Louise Pacholke.
2217 Capitol avenue. indianapolis.
S25; c. w. Payne, indianapolis. So;
Mrs. Reya Schwartz. South Bend.
$1,000 Joseph Dean. "a Jefferson
avenue. indianapolis. Si6.50; Mrs
Englebert Eek. 1927 East Maryland
street. Evansville; Herbert Eiken-
berg. i02 Sterling street, lndianap-
oils. $3.50; Joseph Feczke. i60t
Washington street. Gary, $6s. and
Robert DENSITY Hartford City.
s47.50.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-11-10
David u. Rhoads Dead.

MIR. David Il. Rhoads. OF Dade
City. Florida. died last Wednesday
morning His remains We're brought
to Greenville. KY. last Friday for
inlerment. Muhlenberg heing bis ma
tive county. MIR. Rhoads likewise
lived at Rockport. this county, sew
eral years before he went to Florida
for the benefit OF his health.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-11-10

In 1874 the foreign missionary
gifts OF the Southern Presbyterians
amounted TO ses.s5s; In isf4 70
s56f.i7s.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-11-10

Don't put up blum unless YOU
are pretty sure the other fellow
can't surmoo>it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-11-10
THE OFFICIAL VERIFIED
VOTE Of OHIO COUNTY
Shows How the Various Candi.
dates Ran in the Recent
Election.
Governor

The Official vote of Ohio county is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

pieIen bIutieen adntpien, no oeiitidlss
g3Iut neben benz Der Gdiieri1ger, Wla'
ondren uilb onoeret oiterretfiih.itil'
aariiten giesintentern ben gooen Der
aorpotben i1rbte, eiltitano iene ielte
maiienbriioeri6ait, iiiiter oeren Gin.
Drud Ieltjde fpie Seiterreider liio
ltnaaru bas 2esie barnniesten nm
it'd, aegenieitig bei3uitcben. Sieies &C.
meinialn pergoiiene glnt biIoet ben
ieiien 9itt, ser oas Seutide itio otter.
reidiidpimeariide Seer perbinoet.
stls oann i'm Scrtgnnge Der trtegeri'
idcn ereigniiie cine oidJfere SeleB'
una Der aurpatbenfront nothlpeHoIg
plirSe, DlrSe Spiid,eu Der armee
9croepic irno ben Streitfroiten pon
Iilan,er 9altin Die oe!ltid,c SiiS'
arinee einaeIdobcu, utter oerenSicnl'
nanoo aud, Dieieniaen oiierreidiifr
rnaariid,en Streitfrdite traten, ipeltc
biSbcr oieie Strede geiidlert battcn,
iudbreno natiirgen1b Die oeiitide
Sii6nrnee nn lid Der oiterreidnldl.
iRgariidjcn SeeresIeitllug uitieriteiit
iunroe.
I:B man Die geiebIsuerhaIttiiie
bis gu Sieicm ertremen plnltte aus
0e)nen fam, benefit am beIien Die
abioIute Giniefeit, Die 8miifen beiSen
Neeren Berrid,t, ein Seer, eiile gene.
ralitdt, elm Oiii5ierStOrps, Elm be-
maifnc.cs goIf oa5 - Die iSlinte in
Der Souit - billter ibnen iteBt, alles
pom oberiten 3eeriii,rer bis 5um lsb'
ten SpIoafen im porocriter SbiItcE'
araben, inlrner bcieelt bon BEN cin'
sieer Ge6anfen: gtiebenDcriilna ees
@egners, oanit aus Der bIuiigen
Sant Elm boiler Sieg uto cin gIdib
5en6er Srieben eriteben moge, gum
8obIe imo @eoeiDcn Geiterreihs.llH'
garnS lnb ieines ireuen 9u,Sesgc'
iIoiieu, Ses geutidcn Sieifes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

bober, oob Der 9sr1iibeiit it'd per-
pfliaten ipirb, bic 4us9unseruns bon
Dei6tfontbottonten burh GnsIaro
Az perbiettn. mas bod beTttmmt etne
5orberure Der @erehtiefeit urb Der
Sunnnit1t lit llnb gleid)seitig Die Sn.
tereiien ino Rchte Der Der. Staatet
aus Siefite beriibrt. Gbenio fam er
einen 8orihIag MID Suriidrpeiierr oab
britiide Sanbelsihiffe MIR bann &c.
gen 9lngriffe burh Saildboote ae-
Ihiist icin iollen pcnn iie nift be-
rpafinet limo uno memn Tie fcinc
&rieasnuuition trmspprtiren. lln'
moaIih fam Ser Ir1iioent iolh bill
liae sSorberlneen otn,e @eiteres 5li,
riitrpeiTen. ba er ipnit nidt bebaup=
ten tGnntc, bab Sumdnitdt uno Sc
redtisteit bic Ridti6nur ieinss San=
6cInS bilben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
@as bat er seiast T?

WdArenb aTer Srtsn gsitliFs
poiiirt peroen, ipeIhc Die Note Ioben,
Die Der 9lrGiioent on 9eutifInno ge.
rihtet bot, pirb in administrations.
freeIien Der Sinn Der Note bebel,tenb
gemiIoert. 9(ui Die oerihieSererieitS
crbobenc Ginpenoung, oab Der Braii.
bent etlpas 81 melt segangen iei, IN.
Dem er 3erti6Ianb oerbot, ben arieg
gcgen Sen eugIiifen 8onoel init
5au66ooten 5ll fiibren, miro erlpibert,
6ab Der 9rGiibent cine ioIte 5oroe.
rung nidt geitent babe. Or babe Ie.
oigIi6 Die 9tniidt ousge.
fpro6en, oab nit 1aud)booten
Der arica ni6t in bummer @eiic ae'
iiibrt tper6en fonne uno feline 5oroe'
rung sebe Sabin, 6aB gtmeritaner fol.
den 9lngriiien ni6t gum Spfer ioaen
6iirfeu.
Oaburd piirbe Der StreitfalI BE-
beuteno psreinfa6t. gs OsrbIiebe
bios md. bab unfere Rssierung
fid DerpfIibtst, baraui gu ahtsn,
oab gaiinsiers ni4t uuf Dams
pfern bei0rocrt tperoeu, bic Striegs'
8orrGtbe o0er fanaoiife 9ietrilten fiir
Ole engliide glrmee an gor0 baben
uno cs lit ni6t oeritdnoIid, lpie Der
ErGiiocut ein ioI6es 9erInugen n6.
lebnen fonnte, oa er ionit cine fiir
9eurihlano inannebmbare Gage
Ttdffen piirbs. Das III aus elmer De
pei6e 81 eriebeu, melte melOet, 6aB
am Samitag ein en9Iiides Sdiff aus
RGu Dorf obacaangen it, Oas cine
groBe Sa0qlng SriegsinoteriaI nebit
funaoiifen Hefruten unO amerifani.
iden Baiiagieren on gOrO butte. @ir
ieben alS ielbitperItdlloIid) pornits,
bar Der qrGiibent iih nitt O.rs
pilidtet b1lt, iiir Die 9eiorOerIng Ser
Q9aifen uno oes ariegsmaterials Cor.
qe AT tragen iul6 mir ieben oils ebenfo
fclbirneritGnolih porols, oab es ben
YrGlioenten nitt bcriibrt, penn ole
Qabung uno Die Netrllten ollrh Elm
Inu6boot gefdbrbct Dcroen. @eur
aber anerifanii6c 9aiiagiere OIL gorS
Iino, oann miibte Der 9lngrifi inter.
bleiben Dit anoeren 8orten, slme.
rifaner rpiiroen ben GngIGuOern ais
SdiIo oiencn. 1as lpdre nift bios
cine llngereftigfeit gegen Geuti6. |
LAMB, iouSeru aid cine @ralliamfeit
Jeaen amerifanii6e 9iirger.
Die 9lbi4pG4ung Der Note in Der
56en eripGbnten 8eiie 1T aud aus
oen anoeren @runoe geboten, oob Die
llniift, monoh Elm bumnner arieg
nit TauhboOten ni6t gsfiibrt tperb.n
.onnc, our6 lange geobaftlng Di.
,erIegt miro. g,is bic ,0eiitania".
eintrat, baben bic oeut.
den 1nifboote Gubenoe BON Stif.
en- angedriiien, obne ooR Elm Ierluit
In Wsuidenleber erfalats. SaB bt.
rorpeoirung Der m2uittania" NIT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
2okal-Derid)t
0ebnrten.

GrtbnS unb Roberta Gteel., 3Ol6
Dart glp.., WG6fen.
William unb Carrie Sub6arn, 1929
gbopsl Ctr, TldbHm.
Grnsii uHo geoelid aops, 2132 no.
renee aos., MibHM.
Cecil uub Winris Sib6trb, i43l
Stais @ps., anabs.
Grant uHo 9illp glufin, 927 Sun.
let ape,. Wdbdsu.
ern,ii arebs. 1854 WarIaap go,..
WdbfeH.
4Ibsrt uno Wargarstk 1arpin,
1706 9a. Rod Ctr. anabs.
Gopdrb uno Raomi Miq,r, Wh.
4irn Mdbhen.
albert unb Wlotbtcs 5uullt,. 3lle
DlridiO Noe. MdD6eu.
Jobn nHD WlarD SnIpn, 1920
Racs Ctr, WlGOtxn.
arlington unh RsIlis eelpb 1925
Wiliamfon glat,. andbs.
Deter unb WorD S6inssl. 1920
anoplion Str. anabe
George unb auua 8ei,r. A64 D.it
wseWlidsH gpt.. anabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS CAUSE
BRITISH WORRY.
London Times Suggests Loan Flotation
In America to Pay Heavy
Munition Bills.
OF Creditor TO Pay.
Although German Trade Is Inactive,
English Finaneiers Point Out Com.
petition Is Still Perilous.

New York. One OF the most
important questions OF the war so far
a. England Is concerned is the financing
OF the present conflict and the recovery
OF lost trade and OF Germany's trade
after the war, according TO London
papers just received. The British allies
are piling up large indebtedness In the
United States by extraordinary pur.
cliahes Of munitions. Great Britain her
self is now seriously considering the
problem OF meeting this indebtedness ia
the same fashion that her allies have
adopted-namely, the creation of huge
credit in America by the flotation OF II
big war loan herein other words,
borrowing money in America to pay her
debts here. On this subject q copy OF
the London Times just received says;
To Finance Imports From
United states.
"The point which has to be borne in
mind is that the pre.eininent feature Of
the situation 10 the unusual state Of
the international money market as rep.
resented by the exchanges. The main
problem. which Is likely to remain with
us so long as the war lasts, is how to
finance our heavy imports Of ioodstuifs
and munitions OF war from the United
States without imposing more strain
than Is absolutely necessary upon our
gold reserve resources.
'rhe problem is rendered more diff
'ult by the fact that, though the cont.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

llniere + fiir5Iihe Sener.
flul1, Dab Die @abrbeit iid eegcn allc
8crleumpunsen bur4Iett, finbst cine
@citGtiglmg in DEM in Sieien Spnaten
ubeebrudten Irtitel. tpelter oem Sons
bonsr engineer entnommen 1T. Sn
cinem unbetpahten SlugenbIit legt
oaS 9Iatt bas Ueit1nonib ab, warum
Guglano iid all bem ariege betbeiIigt
bot. Gie engliide SSnoiiItrie fonnte
lid gcoen beutide @iiienitait, oeuts
iten SleiB unb 0elttidc sIusoaucr
ntdt mebr bebaupter. Seuti6ldno
brobte in ale Mdrttc Der Welt einsus
bringen unb gang beionbers @ng'
lambs Serridoit i'm @cItnlartt 81
brefen. ga Der cu9Iiidcn Station
Die @eiiteswuficn febIen, Inn iid i'm
frteoIifen @ettfanpi qegen Geutit-
Iarb su iteIlsn, sntidiso man iih
0aiiir, oie oeutitp Snteai9en5 nit
brlitalcr @aifenacIpnIt nieOer5uidlla'
aen. 0as 9latt 1T ni6t iiber5eugt.
bab bieie grutalitGt ii6 uls srfoIsreih
ertpeiisn tperoe, uno bieIe 3peifel
baben tire pollite @erehtiglmg. I'm
erniioIihes Streben Iieat nid)t i'm
@eien Der @ngl6nber. Sie baben lire
hisberiae Stellirng MIR brrf ariegs.
id]ific beballptet imo mas ibre gluss
iidt nuf eineu SieG betrifft. limb Tie
sum eriten Wfale in ibrer @eihi6te
auf einen Gegner geitoben, Der ibnen
mebr aIs eepahien iii. @os Jest BON
erfoIgreihen 8oritober Der GngIdn'
Scr demelbet tpirD. rot iebr lpellig
ouF fih. Sn ben ndhiten Sasen tpers
ben mir BON elmer lleberraidung 10.
rem, tpie iie Die 9eutihen ibren fsetn.
Sen iton 10 b1ufig bereitet baber.
@cgcripdrtia iinb a1e 9lnitreuaiugen
oaralf aerittet. sic 70 erioIareih Dor.
3erreibung bes riliiiihcn
Secres 81, noIlenben. Sobolo oieie
9(ufgabe erleOigt 1T. rpirS Sns @Ieifle
NIT oen Neinber an Der rpeitIihen
sSront qeifehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
g0ie RuSTorh nGlIio er,foni

@ie RuBlano pOQia eritopit
lit, oaiiir Iiefert Die @ntoeditng un.
perfennbaren glufidlub, Dob Wann.
i6aften, Die IN oieiem Sabre eiilberu.
fen murocn, nah oreimod)iger llebung
ius 5elO geiteut worbeu limo. 3a-
init lit aud erflGrt, baB Die oeittihen
lmb oiterreihiiden Srilppen Die ruff
iten Secre nie NIT einen @eier Dor
iib beriegen. Inter iolhen llmItan.
ben iper6en oie Huiieu iebr balo be.
iorgt rnb mIfgeboben iein llnb baun
aebts nit aIler Mladt auf 5ranfrei6
Ios.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

Cine unper EN- n q e
Stiulmlng iii i'm amerifoniiden
8olfe Tabrnebm6or, niht bios
9elttitIouo sur 8eranttuortung 5li
5ieben. ionoern aud Die gnaIdn6er
iebr beItinlmt su ernabnen, 6aB tie
ibre 8ergepaltigung unierer &ehte
einIteqen nliiiieu. Sn 8aibington
iinoet oieies 8erlanaen feline ireruto.
life Qufr;1bme, bieqsiht aus bsm
@runbe. oab man bort an cine
8flidtperialunniB ni6t ermabnt per.
6eu nil. Suite Der 9rGiioent 70
enereiif au Den GngIGnoern geipro.
hen. mie bas iest Qeutidlnno aegen.
iiber acitiebt, 70 pdre Die .2uiita.
1tta" .aataitropbe nift eingetreten.
g9ir gImtben aber, 0ob bic glbmini'
itration mid mebr lange i'm Stanbe
ieiu miro, Die engliiden glnmabum.
gen rubig binplnebmen. Gs III be.
funut, boB Der Siiben auf ben BrGii.
oenteu iebr idlcd)t 3ll ipredeu lit, neil
er Die Don ENGLAND oerbGngte gIof.
taoe oes gaumnoQen.Grports nitt
briht. Sm ROrben fang.n iittlide
geoentsn an iit 3u regen, baB qmss
rita iidl gegcu aqe SumanitGt Der.
gebt, iHOcm e3 @nfien 3ur BerI1u.
gerllng oes StriegpS lieiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

Gen 8isconte grpce mchten
mir ali elm neites sSelo aur aufoef-
flung beittiter @reueltbaten perpei'
fen. Gin ergiebiees 6elb bierfiir lit
8oIen, 100 Die @inrpobner oen @in8ug
betttiter Sruppen ols einen sSeittag
fetern, neil tie Sann ibres 9ebens unb
ibres Gigeuthums iiher iinb. Der
cole @raf piro aber, penn er Der auf'
foroeritna ,Solee Ietitet, lid, bon ben
4oiaten, Die in Sitpreuben gebauit
hdben, srsdbIen lafen, tpie bic Deut>
ifen bort geraubt, genorbet lmb ge.
idbGnbet hnten. @enn ibm Rieudnb
gIoilben nil, ioQ er ben gerif)t on
Die q. .. Lines" ididen. 9ieie
gIalbt glIles, mas segen bic 0eiItihen
eeiast Dir6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
WlittpOdJ, Den 10. Mai 1915.

Ole 9tegierung ididt iest
9epprtirte niht ai,i SSeinlatbsidiffen,
ionoern auf nmeritaniiden Sd)iiien
5uriif. 0ieie Observation-Disclosures
ioatc auf fir amerifaniife giirger
IN 9InpenolnG aebraht meroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

good; We shall be called upon 10 prove
our ability to maintain the position in
the copinunity OF nations which We have
hitherto held and which We were on Oh.
point of losing
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19
Der prtubti6e Militaris

Der preubii6e Wtilitarise
mus, ii5er ben Die R. q. n5imes"
ln1o ibre @eIinningsaenoiien 10 be-
itdnbig 5etern unb nls cine @efabr
fir Die aan5e Weridbeit beihreiben,
ipirb urit gart5 beionoerer alarbeit
oil Den @erfiiglmgen oes beittiden
Miniiteriinns ertpieien, baB Die fon'
ititiitioneuen Nehte Der Heihstagsa
g1itgIieoer troe bes &riegsreds OBJ
fplut seipabrt iperben nriiiieu. Sir
bic .5in1es" tpirb Die W}ittbeilung
nod beion6ers auffIGreno aus benz
@ritnbe iein, baB iie baraus bas 8or'
hanbenieir elmer 8erfaiiung IN
9elItidlanh erieben fann, oeren Gri'
ftens iis bisIang bsItrittsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

Wan Mill aus Der Meoe, ole
Der grdIibsrt in Rem gOrt ge6alten
bat, bcraua8clcicH babcN. oab or ent,
idIoiien iii, lid nit 3eutidlanO auf
feine llnterbanolllugen ein5uIaiien,
ionoeru Die beoingunasIoie llnterlper.
fllug inter ieiue Sorocrlngeu 3u Der.
langen. 1as iii leoigli6 Der Otei-
nung5mISoruf pm S6arimadlern
lmo IeltideRbaIieru, Die ibren
Observation-Disclosures 6llrh llnoer.
itano befllHoen Ger grdiioen fam
eiuen iolfleu Stanopmft, nie er linn
nadgeiagt IpirO, ni6t einnebmcn,
neil er oaourh feline beitdnSiqe Ser.
iiherung, oaB cr bios Don Neuidlid,.
felt uno 8erehttgteIt QeIeitet lueroe,
2iigen itrafen lpiiroe, benn Die gor.
fbIdae. bic Seuti6lano tpa6rY6einlit5
uHtsrbrstten pirS, linb i'm Ginne
bieier beioen 5uaenbsn, bic Der
prGfibsnt nit bsIonosrem Gifer au
pfIeaeH bebauptst. mir boffsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-19

'1n order TO meet the competition
which may be expected to arise after
the present war Is over, We must put
our house in order. We must become
efficient. No doubt after the war some
drastic fiscal measures will have TO be
adopted against the defeated nation.
But we venture to submit that that win
not be enough. We shall have to make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-13
PARDON BOARD
PAROLES MANY;
VAN iYORC CE HELD

JACKsoN Mich sreh a.. Ths
parole sscord sss bfoksa afhsss. ~
'terday when the state pardon bo1rd
had completed III monthly, session.
Thirty-two inmates OF the prison
we're freed. There was some ex-
pectation that Van vorce, the so-calI-
ed scandal convict, would be freed,
but he was not. ~,
Van .vorce has now been held
more than IL weeks beyond the ex.
piration OF bis minimum sentence,
which came to an end Dec. IA. 1914.
and he has been held despite the
promise OF the pardon board. Dec. II.
to parole him. -, ~
A week AFTER Mrs. Van vorce &C.
cused Chaplain Tougher OF having
written her mushy letters, the par.
don board refused the parole Board
members, In a signed statement, de-
clared that they' had not considered
the Tougher case IN reaching the de-
cision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-13
mexico CITY IS AGAIN IN
APATA'S HANDS--QUIET
is REPORTED GENERAL
PROMINENT
EDUCATOR DEAD

HILLsDALE. Mich. March H.
Professor Arthur Edwin Haynes.
known throughout Michigan educa.
tional circles. Is dead at his home In
Minneapolis Al tho age OF s5. For Is
years he was teacher Of mathematics
at Hillsdale college and later at the
state school OF mines at Houghton.
More recently he has been head OF
the mathematics department OF the
University OF Minnesota. He was
graduated from Hillsdale college In
1875 and had been teacher for 40
years. The body will be brought
here for hurial Sunday. His widow.
May Hewitt Haynes. and two sons.
Manley and Stanley. survice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-13
ART MUSEUM TO
RE-INC CORP CRATE

A special meeting OF the incorpor
ators Of the Detroit Museum Of Art
has been called Tor Monday. March
%. for the purpose of re-incorpors'
ton, as the s0-year-charter Of the
museum win expire April rs The
widow OF Augustus Saint Gaudens
has presented to the museum .
bronze bss relief OF the sculptors
son. The gift was made after the
sale. through the museum Of the
Saint-Gaudens statue OF Lincoln "a
the Under the Oaks committee Of
the city OF Jackson. ~
Tributes to the memory Of Cys
renius A. Newcomb and Edward
Chandler Walker two OF the founa
ers of the museum. who have died
within few days. we're read and or
dered placed on the records.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-13
Controller Steers Knife
Wielders As Admin
istrati0n Agent
HEAVY CUTTING ).
NEEDED, HE SAYS
School Board Estimates
Under Fire Before
Committee

City Controller George Ensel has
again been assigned by the admin
istration to superintend the budget
cutting work of the aldermen and
estimators. The controller handled
the Job fast year and produced very
good results. His task 10 not an
easy one. In his role as supervisor
Of the estimates he must exercise
extreme care and Judgment. II 10
up to him to suggest possible cuts
and at the Same time to steer the
knife-wielders away from other
items.
Aid. Kronk voiced the attitude Of
the claims and accounts committee
on the school budget, Friday. when
he bluntly suggested that the items
over which there was q division Of
opinion be passed over TO the esti-
majors for disposal.
mix on that kind OF talk" said
the controller. you fellows want
to do your work now. and let the CO.
timators do their work later. You
must remember that the budget 10 .
large one and q great deal Of cutting
will be necessary to get q reason
able tar rate
Obedient TO the urgings OF the
controller. the committee members
commenced to cut items In the
maintenance fund. BY constant ef.
fort the controller. through the com
mittee. was able TO show q substan.
tial cut. Engel repeatedly challene
ed statements made by A. =. stew.
art, the supervisor OF schools. The
aldermen were able TO slash every
time the controller cornered the SUI
pervisor IN an argument. Secretary
Charles A., Gadd had better success
before the committee. supt. Chad.
sey. who was In the meeting. took
little part IN the discussion.
Controller Engel has made q study
of tho needs OF every city depart.
ment. He Is conversant with their
methods OF buying as fell a. their
individual systems Of doing business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-13
EATON PAIR
IN COURT
Examination Is Begun
On Charge of Man
slaughter

The examination Of Arthur C. and
Lottie b. Eaton on . charge Of invoi.
untary mansluughter. growing out OF
the death of Eaton's 12-year-old
daughter. Ethel. two weeks ago, as a
result Of cruelty md neglect, was be-
gum before Justice Gainey, in police
court. Friday afternoon. when neigh.
bors gave their version of the story.
At the close Of the session the exam
nation was adjourned till Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Assistant Prosecutor Keidan called
- his nrst witness Mrs. Anna Kiel-
horn, No. 40 Rohns-ave., who had
noted Ethel's physical condition and
urged the Eatons to get a physician
for her. Eaton. she said. complained
that they were too poor to have a
doctor for. the girl.
Mrs. Amelia Wagner. No. $50
Fischer-ave., told Of seeing Ethel IN
. semi-stupor. with blood streaming
from her ears. and large biisters on
her head, few days before she was
taken to Harper hospital. The par.
ents. she said. did not appear to be
greatly concerned about the child,s
condition. II was Mrs. Wagner who
took the case up with the Children's
Aid society and was instrumental In
having Ethel taken away. she told
how Mrs. Baton had slammed the
door on the ambulance attendants,
making 1t necessary to get police
man.
DR.. Robert Moehlis. Of Harper hos.
pital. testified to the child's emaciat,
ed condition when brought to the
hospital for treatment. He declared
emphaticaiiy that the girl had
had enough to eat. They were sew
eral sharp tits between the doctor
and Attorney Thomas l. Dalton
counsel for the defense. Little syl
via Eaton. sister OF the dead girl. w
In court with matron from Critten-
ton home. and showed considerab bic
affection for her parents.