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The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

ave fun pages Of legal CAP paper
and contained about l.Soo words. II
goes into the details Of the afldav.
its alsd By the attornsys for Becker
and declares that the evidence
pro6ersd 'is for the most part cum.
ulativa and hence tnsulacient."
AsfssSiAs 70 the plea Of w. Bourke
Cockraa. CHIEF council Tor Becker.
hat the hight 70 grant . new trial
ID Inherent In the court. the d.
ciaioa says:
Il cannot nnd anywhere In the
authorities even . suggestion that
this court possesses any such Tin.
hsrsnO power. On the contrary. as
has been pointed cut the power In
SSanted BY statute and must be ex.
ercised In strict compliance with
IT,"
n coaclusion the court says: "As
! studied the authogitiss and exam.
he'd the a04avits. the conviction
has grown upon ne that Il q new
traaD could nos ~ granted without
AisrsOaF6iag the law and attempt
Ing 70 usurp the functions Of an
other department. OF government.
The motion b therefore denied"
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new trial TOR the murder Of Gambler
Herman Rossnthsl. This means
that Becker, now In the death house
At Sing ssng. viii die In the electric
chair Friday.
Justice Ford announced his -
cision at 10 o'clock wednesday
nisht IN his chamber in Q downtown
once building where he had labored
for several days and nights on the
briefs submitted for and against the
applica ton for . new trial. He
called the waiting nswspapsr men
into his chamber, and. % HE &C.
retAry handed them copies Of his
typewriter decision. the Justice
said:
IT have denied the motion for .
new thai. And this 10 my birth.
day. I'm 50 today. It's . prstty
tough way TO spsnd your birthday.
isn't nr"
The justice addsd that he had
planned to spend the day with HE
wife and daughter.
81 virtually arrived ~ my de.
cisson Tuesday night" said Justics
Ford. but spent many hours since
then phrssins and Arranging the
opiniou.".
Justice rord's decision covered
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WAYNE

The Sheldon Booster club will hold
q picnic In Stems park. Saturday.
July 81.
Rev. c. 8. Renneiis. of Romuius.
who recently underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. Is much I'm
Miss Grace clifford. OF wyandotts,
II visiting Mrs. David Mott.
Ford automobile. bearing IL
cense No. 30.s99. which was stolen
in Detroit, was found IN Wayne.
Tuesday morning.
Steve Bucsborski on whom q war
rant was served some time ago for
forging checks on Plymouth business
men. was caught in Wayne, Sunday.
Marshal Cloudy. seeing Bucsborski on
the street. attempted TO approach aim
but was given . cross-country run
before placing him under arrest.
Carrier r. Il. Coleman. Of InkstsY.
10 on his vacation. His place 10 bsin9
hlled by Roy Y. Coleman, substituts.
Inkster residents have several
horses entered In the Blue Ribbon
In Detroit this week.
a body of officers Of the Queen
Easter lodge Of Rsbeccas Of Detroit.
attended the meeting OF the Wayne
lodge Of Rebsccas. Tuesday morn
tnG.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
SUBURBAN NEWS
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Charlotte Dewey and brother.
George Toms, vent THURSDAY 70
Trenton to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Dr. and Mrs. II. q. Haynes. Of I'm
lay city were recent gussts OF Mt
Haynes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Haynes s;,, on W Hsyn.s' !: .,,.nd,n. III.
CAMP meeting that IL being held AZ
Eaton Rapids,
Mr. lame: Casey; q Rsshs;ssr
The Pontiac Embroidery club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.. a.
IL. waltera on Pterce-st: Thursday.
v. I: s.T ..,: s;. q s. sssiaa: ssa.
Mr.. 4 3. Myrs: e Pontiac; Z: /. :
Mise Margaret Bailey returned
Wednesday from . visit with friends
The 800" club vim have . picnic
to M Sh"' s.s Mr. Tr,d'{ s.mu., MN. ar.
Mrs Stanley Todd and daughter
Helen are Whiting Mrs. .rodd's. par
ents Ar. asA Ma Fred Ford. In
A prayer meeting viii b hesA IN
the new Watkins chapel on Pierce
Mrs. Claude Hale ana daughter
and Mrs. J. B. Hale At their cottage
at sylvan lake.
The Home coming" Rsdpath Chau-
,auaua viii be held here. Aug; 10 te
e Jones. back OF the Birming ham
club house. There will be a. en-.
trance TO the property from Pisrce'
Each afternoon music viii be rem.
dered from 3:3o until } O'clock whsr
the lecture will begin. In the even
ing music will begin at 1850 and tho
evening lecture at . o'clock.
The prayer circle will meet At thu
home Of Mrs Harvey Howe on Bate
ct. next Tuesday afternoon.
The Oddfeiiows lodge had . picnic
TO Lao orion. Wednesday.
Band practice will be held In ths
town hall Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Staley has gone &c
Drayton Plains to visit Mr.. and Mrs
John Cooper.
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An ORDINANCE 70 ..e.a

An ORDINANCE 20 saesa IN srAi-
AsSes entitled "Aa ordinance 40
$1,000: :: :, 1890 s.s:S :. ' Srss...s.
eatitled IA eeainasee - amend
Chapter lsf 81 the Complied Or
Atssaees 81 the City 81 Dstrets far
s.: :.. lee: .. - !. 's.:.s ::
r. r IS s',A EKEiSsYy' ~okRD os 81 ''i sY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY or
section I. That an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance to amend an or
dinance entitled An ordinace to
amend an ordinance entitled. An or
Complied ordinances OF the City Of
Detroit for the year 1914. BY adding
theI sto . new section TO be known
as Section ten.'" be and the same 10
Sec. 10. No saloon where spirit
nous. Intoxicating or malt liquors are
sold as a beverage shall be hereafter
esta biished and maintained within
trolt described a. follows: All that
portion OF the City Of Detroit bounded
on the east by . line described as fol-
lows! Beginning At . point where
channel bank: thence northeriy along
the center line Of Vermont ave as ex-
tended to the center line OF vermont
ave-; thence along the center line OF
street, .: ' shn m. s ss"s: IN: .ions
TIE The center esns line line Of II W:Ss:h svsnue'
thence northerly along the center line
thence westerly along the center line
OF the Boulevard. to Fourteenth ave-
nue.; thence northerly along the CEN
ter line Of Fourteenth avenue to the
= i,ns described ss beginning At
point where Nineteenth street II ex-
tended. would reach the channel
bank: thence northerly along the CEN
s:r .ae TO o. n. "' center line Of Nine.
teenth street. thence northeriy along
the center line Of Nineteenth street
to the center line Of Fort street:
OF Fort street to tSs center line of
aiong the center line OF Twentieth
street to the westerly line Of the Lo-
he ~.sssriy line Of the Lorsnssr
.riy a 10 tia csstsr line Of Xcorsw
avenue % LswtoG sv vsn,., tn, sS:ne g
i1wson swsSus TO the center line Of
the the center fi.s Of the boulevard 10
the center line .. q LAw .,c Az ~.
center cent; 'n Inc q f.w.es VENUE
:ns mort" On ~ = s .csS he CITY
Boundary line: E.esptins noweysr;
i II =: - %ssS q ysS;. sub g tS.i
ne ckses9e and Grand River roads
a. 10 occupied 81 so Myrtle street;
Of Saft 81 the oedfroy' farm. p. c. 73S
iying between Nichigsn avenue and
draaA River. avenus. a. II occupied
sse. J. rms ordinance shah take
Approved July II. 1915
OSCAR b. MARK.
Attest: RIcHARp LINpsAY.
b 10 City Clerk.
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PONTIAC

David wegman and Miss Jennie
King were quietly married Tuesday
for ss the rf.:1y,eri 1S.r m x..s
unattended. Both are popular young
employed In the Offices OF the Oak
live here after q two weeks wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Madison left
Tuesday TO spend a few days witt
ri .ps Bert J. cf I.%d Rapids /. cues. Of
parents at their home In Asheville-
Mrs. Alfred Ashley has returned
TO her home In Detroh after spend-
George GARNER. Of south Johnson ave,
.. 3. Groin returned TO his home
Wednesday after spending some time
at a sanitarium In Battle Greek. be-
Hsimsr George. well known Pom
tiac photographed, has brought suit
| for divorce from his wife. who 10 At
present visiting In the east. He al
a suit to foreciose mortgage on
land in Troy has been started In cir
cult court BY Morris b. Landers OF
this city against Mrs. Blanche c.
The in.tru S l. said 10 a date back
to the time Of q real eetate deal I'm
which the plaintiff traded q land con-
tract for an automobile. The mort
the contract.
Highland people have filed q petit
ton In circuit court In an effort to
have an old cemetery In that town
chip removed. They state In the Pc
titton that there have been but four
burtals there In many years.
The home Of Thomas Tyack, at
No. IL Belmont-ave., was completely
destroyed at noon yesterday by IRE
which started from q pipe passing
through the roof The house was OF
one story with four rooms.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

work. and OF seeing the Hash. when
he saw Schmidt later he asked what
had been done with the other suit
case, whereur N Schmidt replied
that he had placed II ct the arm.
ories and couldn't understand why
II had net gone on.
Lehsr purchased the suitcases
at Kaltschmidt's direction. the con.
fession stated.
Mrs. Lener testified that kali.
schmidt had promised to do every.
thing In his power to help her hus
band out Of his trouble. Leaving
her husband at the noon recess she
broke down. and burying her head
on his shoulder. cried: william.
oh. william"
The government produced IA wit.
nesses. Among them was II. B.
Peabody. ecretary-treasure OF the
Peabodys TO-, who testified that the
damage done to the plant was about
$1,000.
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WOMAN GROUND
TO DEATH UNDER
TRAIN WHEELS

Mrs. ida McManus. - years old. OF
No. ls< Lawndals-ave., was almost
instantly killed. Wednesday night.
when struck by . Michigan Central
train between Lawndale and Spring.
wells-aves.. both Of her legs being
crushed OF. and her body badly man.
gled.
She IL believed to have been walk
Ing along the tracks on her way -
her home when the accident CO
CURED.
Police Of Scotch station located
her husband after . house to house
search through the nearby homes.
and identified the body.
Coroner Rothacher 10 invsstigat-
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
TRAMPSR0b
AND INJURE
Man Nearly Killed By
Assault of Va
grants

PONTIAC. July 2s.-tSpeciaD--
Charles Cunningham was picked up
beside the railway tracks near Rose
Center. Wednesday. In = semi-con-
scious condition from blows and
bruises he had received. evidently
In . night. He stated he had been
set upon by two tramps In . freight
car, which he had boarded ct Holly.
and robbed of I'll. He was then
thrown from the car. he believes. a.
though he 10 shsdowy as to the do
tails. Two suspet,ts were arrested
and brought to the jail. They gave
their names a. Albert Allen and Jo-
seph yenko, both vagranfs. Neither
Of them had any money. and both
deny guilt In the matter. Cunning
ham thinks they are the pair who
were In the car. They were found
walking On the tracks near Holly.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WORTHWHILE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen and SON.
Ronald have moved to Pontiac
Mrs; chaTle; z Ryder md. spd three
spending q few days with Mr.. and
Mrs A, p. vanAksn. At 81 Rossdals-
The Worthwhile Independent base
team sa , on tn. VI" ioe. ssouss. sssaSS.s
Sir. and Mira. A. B. wheeler. and
Mr.. and Mrs: charlec L Blackburn
: :pa tw %e ens IN i p.s ars ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Dubuar and
family are spending q few days at
Ralph W. Ryder will leave satur-
day for an indefinite stay in 81. Louis.
No. He will stop over at Effingham.
Ill. for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin tanning have
rented the house recently vacated by
MCGEE and family have moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Lanning-
son at South Lyon.
Much enjoyment was furnished the
patrons of the Alseium theater, Wed
nesday evening. when many lantern
s psopi. in nG many d,asrsnt po 1aay and
attitudes were thrown on the screen.
The next feature being planned 10
TO have . reel OF pictures made show
ing Life in and around Northyilia."
DIR. ~. J. Malloy was In Detroit on
business Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the local
Lady Maccabees was held In their
lodge room In Cattermole hall Tues
day evening.
The young ladies OF Mrs. VIM. H
Amblef's Sunday school class will
hold a social on the Methodist church
lawn Saturday evening.
William L. Dillon. hydraulic en-
gineer. who has charge OF the survey
ing and mapping out Of the village
water System. has II foreigners en-
camped In Athletic park. who are dig
gin9 trenches and placing water
works on High street. north Of Ran
dolph-st-
The body OF Mrs. Charles Harrinr-
ton. who died in Detroit Monday
evening. was brought to the home of
her sister. Mrs William II. Corrin,
Wednesday afternoon. The funeral
will be held here Thursday afternoon
with interment In Rural Hill ceme-
terry. Rev. F. a. Brass, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. will have
charge Of the services.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
MT. CLEMENS

The Maccsbees commenced a suit
In circuit court N chancery Wednes-
Gay. morning. against Alice a stod-
prescribing her suit asains, them for
. $4,000 policy. Issued some years ago
70 her husband. Charles Stoddard.
The lodge claims that stoddard 10
81 win be prosecuted for swearing
Berni.e Ellsworth. OF Armada, aged
4 ard mother Of q ten months old
stat. school at coIdwster. was y.s-
oiris The Eilsworh girl inquired
prominently In the case OF Charles
March " VA. HmsSa ss rss n9 y.. s
In Ionia prison for . serious ofIense
announcement was made wednes-
6:y OF the ma.riags Of hr. Charles
bu.insss men. TO Miss nellie Neon.
tuesday, June ~ Nr. and Mrs Hoo
Yer arrived here yesterday. from
Mrs John Z. shernsh. of Detroit.
70 guest At the home Of Mrs John
Lemma. Euclid-ave.
fined 70 his bed since. 10 reported As
Mis- Iva Hatsenbuhier. Of Church
st. yesterday celebrated his seventh
eirth.ay annivsrsary; Seventeen Of
foliowins . delightful lawn party. an
auto ride was enjoyed. Among the
out-of-town guests was Miss Catha-
line Jacques, Of Detroit.
Frank DALEY. OF yones-st.. who has
been critically III for . number Of
weeks, u reported a. conyalescing
Mrs. George echutt. Of PittsburE, IL
Q guest ~ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs..
IT.. and Hrs. ). & Hoeysr' Of Find
lay. o., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoover. at the wappner.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WYANDOTTE

Mrs. J. Brandt and Mrs. Labadis IN
her summer home In Fair Haven.
Misses Dorothy and Eileen Kearns,
Oas-st, have returned from Detroit
and Chatham.
Mise Myrtle Morsstte. Of Unionvilis.
Mary Morsette. 0range-st.
The Congregational church and
Sunday school viii give an excursion
to Tashmoo and Port Huron. Friday.
July 30. There will be q good pro-
gram OF sports and games At rash-
moo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. Vine.
ct. are on a trip to Pontiac, and
Fowler, Mich
Mrs. scholerman 10 entertaining
Mrs. Frank Caspsrs. Mrs. ". MARI,
Mrs. Y. 0artner Mrs. J. MARI and
Mrs. w MARI.
Carl Witt and Elsie Zaddack we'll
married Wednesday svsnins py rev
Mr.. Schmidt. In the parsonage on
Chestnut-n. The couple will make
their home At Fourth and Forest
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
JUDGE RULES MAN
HAS RIGHT TO
BREAK OWN DOOR

RIVER ROUGE. July 2a.-Accord
Ing to Justice Of the Peace Harry
Niemau. man has q right to break
Into bic own home. II he can get IN
no other way. The question came
up when John Folmer was brough,
before the Judge. charged with dis
turning the peace.
II seems Folmer had been away
q week. and returned homo wednes
day evening. He left the house. and
when he returned again. at about II
o'clock. . boarder in his home re.
fused him entrance. He went to Jus.
tics Nieman for advice. and the lat
Ter advised him to break his way In.
rolmer did 20, the neighbors com.
planned OF the racket. and Marshal
Byron Conrad took him in charge.
The case was dismissed this morn.
ing BY Justice Nieman.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
RE-ENACT DAMON
AND PYTHIAS

HIGHLAND PARK. July 2e.--In .
criminal case heard In Justice Lam
agan's court In Highland PARK, Wed
nssday afternoon, william Uglean
tried to substitute himself for the
man who fred In IN attempt to kill
Jack Stif. The trial developed that
Uglean was not the man wanted.
but that he had committed perjury
to shield Q friend. II IL said that
the real culprit n known.
Uglsan. whom asked why he was
% sslf-sacrincing. said that he wish
cd TO shield his friend from prison
because he had . wife and children
to support
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

There were times, In the spring OF
the year, when you could almost
handle II with a spade.
But you ought TO see IL now. II Ten
Nyson were alive he could write .
poem about that water. compared TO
which The Brook" would DO mere
doggerel. II would have inspired
nothing short Of . symphony from
Beethoven. In fact, II looks 20
pretty 1t seems a shame to drink H..
To achieve this result required
many years OF study on the part OF
experts and an expenditure Of many
thousands of dollars In profits by
Mr.. Vernon. but he was determined
to reach perfection IL It were posi-.
BILE. He has just completed the In
stallation OF what 10 probably the
only electrical water publication
system In this part Of the country.
II II considerably more than q litter:
filtration. In fact. 10 only Q small
part OF the process. The plant COM
prises six units. each representing q
different step In the process OF puri-
ncatfon.
The first and probably the most
important unit are the electrodes.
two In number. each composed of 4
series OF perforated iron plates sep
arated by gaskets. through which
the raw water passes as II comes
from the main. A current Of 10
volts is connected with the top and
bottom plates, and literally knocks
the stunning" out. OF the water.
This Is what really happens: The
oxygen released by the current tack
les the germs and all organic matter
In the water and stransles them
while the iron hydrate thrown on
by the plates serves as q hearse to
cArry rhem on. m other words. the
iron hydrate unites with this dead
matter and IL carried with II to the
second unit, which IL . series OF set
thing tanks.
A pair of quartz filters constitute
the third unit. From here the water
goes TO q charcoal deodoriser and
sweetener. where all traces of the
chlorine taste, 50 suggestive OF the
laboratory. are removed.
The water Is pretty well washed"
ty this time. but this did not salts
fy Mr.. Vernon. For fear that some
vagrant germ might sneak In after
the wster left the separator he
provided for the passage OF the
water through ultra violet rays. An
exposure Of 1-20 Of q second to these
rays means death to any germ liv.
ing.
The sixth and last unit 10 . ster-
ilised paper litter. which isn't neces-
sary except TO provide Mr.. Vernon
with . daily report on the perform
ance of his pet system. II II Is
working properly the sheet should
show perfectly white at the end Of
the day; literally, . clean record.
And rs . mighty husky germ that
can get through that paper disk AFT
er receiving the violet ray treatment
You wouldn't recognise your old
friend, City water. after II has pass
Cd through Jim" vernor's water
laundry.
And talk about q crank, Mr.. Yer
nor. NOT content with putting II IN
his ginger ale. even washes his bot
ties with Il.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
YPSILANTI

Ira L. orinneii and Clayton A. Grin
nell have purchased a lot on Cross
st., Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II, Hoover
visor c 81 Pss.a.n ssfE Tsi, during
Standardization in Washington. lee
tured Thursday afternoon on the
ChAutauQua program. on how 10
denominations OF the physical exer-
cises In which he instructed the pres
ideut and many other men prominent
in national life; The Servant In the
Thur sday evening. rare treat was
the musical recital given Thursday
by Guiseppi Bartoiotta. the Italian
Washtsnaw hive. No. :. Maccabees
Of the World. will meet Monday even
Ing for business session.
Fraternity grange will meet Tues
day afternoon In Fraternity Grange
A meeting of the city board of ed
ucation will be held Tuesday evening
for the nrst time after the election
OF the new officers.
years vacation. expects TO return TO
a pastorate in the Methodist confer
ence. He will be given an appoint
mcnt at the meeting OF the body In
been poor and II has been necessary
to spend the winters In the south.
but she IL now almost fully recov-
cred.
rector for next year in the Lincoln
(Neb) Y. NJ. c. A.. 10 q guest at the
home Of Prof and Mrs a. c. Man
ming.
Methodist church, viii leave Monday
for a months vacation In California.
with brother. who Is mining
engineer.
death July 10. in Spokane. OF Capt. j.
C. Burton. aged IS years He was
the father of the late Lewis Burton.
Of this city Capt. Burton IL sur
Freeman. OF Detroit. The burial was
In Spokane.
Miss Julia Aiken has returned
from q Detroit visit.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
CTOGENARIAN
PASSES AWAY

wYANDOTTE. July 2s.-Mrs.
Magdalene Bittorf, widow of the late
John Bittorf. passed away In the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. DR.. 4.
n. Mesges. No. 30 Oak-st.. at 1
o'clock Thursday morning Mrs. Bit.
tori was 90 years old. and leaves to
mourn her death ak daughters, EN-
ma and Margaret Bittorf. Mrs. n.
H. Brown. Mrs. y. z. Cabaret. Mrs.
=. N. Messes. al Of wyandotte. and
Mr.. l. j. Sink Of Detroit; 1--WE
grandchildren and two great grand
children.
Mr.. Dittorf was . member Of 81.
Joesph's Catholic. church. The IN.
neral viii b held from the residence
- o.. y. N. Megges. No. 90 Oaksst.,
|at 80 Saturday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

that II was an Austrian flying ma.
chine. dropped ave incendiary
bombs. One fell within the bar.
racks at Camponore, causing slight
damage.
Rine and artillery IRE caused the
aeroplane to rise 70 height Of
1000 meters. where Il hoversA for
a time. before concluding further
damage could not BE- wrought and
finally disappearing.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
q: 5 .!! y -

Az 2. 4 G. steamers sSsssss ssAss
CU0tso1 oton1ne1 Sb0e.
Per CIsvelaaAs Plttsbys4h esa. al
bSsrr5S'a ss::.,Sso Cleveland s's'; Pitts
DsyissIs rfvs . ciey.issA-.ryss-
sra:y. $50 !. n. Far. N.so.
,y,c, P,sa,s 'sS Ear. 81 ,ssS;" ss. '; ::y.
SsS round TRIP:
-HoudSys and sssurdsys. S;sy .. M:
wednesdays and Fridays. $50 Q. m.
Two tripe wsehly--Mondsys gao
Q. m. Thursdays $3.50 p. m. No stops
en- route except AIpena. each dirsc-
ton.
a.v@escitvsiand, ss'sc: BaFsiS. g. NJ.
SGara Fails. ltSo round TRIP for
TRANSPORTATION, returning In time FOR
business Monday.
sssssSsc1 o Asse S.,,S Sl,csscsyRSs,s
'midxsT orvIcps - rAsss Ave-.
:. SSzsH = TSs - & swssS '.''''-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
SUIT BEGUN TO
ANNUL MARRIAGE

h PONTIAC July 29.--(Special)--
Butt hss been started to annul the
'hnayytaee a. Catherine Lewis Brown.
ased II. to Harry Brown, alias Hart.
naA, aged %. The marriage result.
ID IN the detention Of the girl as q
juvenile delinquent. and the arrest
Of the man on Q charge Of perjury
He ID now facing trial in circuit
court ON the charge. A more Sc
r!ous offense may be charged II the
report that he has \ family In Kala-
.nazoo can be verified.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
SAYS WRESTLER
REFUSED PROMISE
TO FORFEIT $40

wYANDOTTE. July 2s.--Aliegins
that Jas Nasser. the middleweight
champion wrestler OF Michigan. who
offered SO to anyone whom he could
not throw In 10 minutes at the car
nival of the Great American Shows,
failed to keep his promise. wyan-
dotte fans are preparing TO make q
complaint to Commissioner Amiot.
II seems that on Wednesday even
ing. Louis Belky. one Of West wy
andotte's husky wrestlers. took Mas
ser's challenge. and that Nasser
failed TO throw him in the 10 min
utes required. Belky claims he was
offered 50 cents, but refused It.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

III to Add 10 New
liton I'd ctorjes
! Equipment

II 1D<pQN. Jply Se.eixteen ma.
1mltions fActoF1es have been
nQlahod n England, and after
Gxloa With the French mimic
~ Dslfish government has de-
49, i ~ ~ 40 IN additional ~
W 60td k1IShmtnts. ss4s
- nnpouncenaat was made In
Dosof -commons last night By
X nInistsr of munitions, DAVID
mn oeorye. who told Of the prog
o $3.50 by his department IN over.
r11(s shortAgo IN shells that
(At4d the army on the con-
FIJI dom doing I'll II might other
M have Done.
efnew factories are being
G N the vicinity Of the arse
= M the existing armament e.
800. and. according to Mr..
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