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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
IS
GOODSLEUTH
Retentive M e m O ry
Solves Mystery of
Knitting Needles

Mrs. Sue Ann Wilson. of Ethel
Barrymores company, playing y
the Detroit opera house. this week,
proved valuable aide to House De-
tcctive Charles Finnucan, Of the
Hotel Pontchartrain. In running
down the mystery OF some missing
knitting needles that were mistaken
for jewelry by clever hotel sneak
thief.
Mrs. Wilson was just about to
enter her room on the tenth floor
Of the Pontchartrain. at midnight.
Sunday, when man ran out OF
the room by another door. She
heard the footsteps OF the fugitive
and glanced through the hall, but
the man had disappeared. A door
just opposite her room clicked
slightly, and she remembered II
when she found that case con-
tanning knitting needles and some
small trinkets had been snatched
from the dresser in her room, evil
IDENTIFY being mistaken for jewel
case.
House Detective Finnucan search
ed the room where the door had
clicked and found the missing ar
ticles.
boyd Brinsfield, of Gaiestown,
Nd" was the way the occupant of
the room was registered. He was
arrested on q charge Of burglary.
He is 81 years old and the police
says his right name is George Cor
don and that he is professional
sneak thief.
When questioned about the ar
ticles found In his room, Gordon
insisted that he knew nothing about
them. and said that IL any stolen
goods were found there two OF his
recent guests must be responsible.
The guests were Paul Chrompton.
80, Of Newburgh, N. ". and Will
liam Regan. IS, of Buffalo, both OF
whom have been staying at the
Hoffman hotel. They were arrest
ed. but denied implication in the
theft.
Henry Forest. 10 years old, who
says his home is In Petersburg, Pa,
was trapped in the bathroom Of the
apartment of Misses Jessie e. Chase
and Helen G. Pates, in the Ansonia,
Bagg-st. and -Secnnd-aXe.. Saturday
evening, whep the janitor noticed a
light in the fiat aud investigated,
knowing that the tenants we-e
away. The janitor locked the youne
prowler in the bathroom and called
the police.
Forest had obtained no plumber
in the fat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
so ARRESTS
IN RAIDS
Police Descend on Sew.
eJra' Clubs and
Games, Sunday

Thirty men were arrested on
charges OF gaming. In raids on
three alleged gambling resorts by
the free lance squad, early Sunday
morning. and the Americas club, at
No. 1873 Gratiot-ave., resort for
Negroes. was closed up. Saturday
night, after six cases OF beer and
four jugs of whisky were seized by
the raiders.
The gambling raids were made
on the German hotel. No. 80 Eliza
beth-st. west; Charles Moss place.
No. 60 Washington-blvd., and an al
legged gambling house at No 511
Hastings-st
The prisoners arrested. were held
by the police all day Sunday. and
the officers declared that complaints
would be asked against each one in
police court.
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FOR coAsTRue
vITRIrIED
LATERAL So

Sealed proposals. win be reeqlx
the office OF the QepUYtWuUe U{
lie Works, Detroit Mich. uof3t
M E.stern stanSard tims. ~
time. and place they Will - 60
for furnishing all the labor 80 &
tcriai. except manhole ringo -
ers. which will be furuisha4
city. at city yeras, and nvnoI4
back fiile es"s sccssS 49, 9 a.
nee. vltrfficd cvock fof7Suj eeW1209>
the following desoglbe4 A1Se$o: 80
Lateral Sewer Ne o!ll, = 1o1
H RSsncsa any ye III 9d..s 49,
Lateral sewer No. S7eas - ~
bounded by Evans (sxtsnde0), c.
trail. Wabash Fl. r. and L1o1ID. ~
Lateral Sewsr No 17el. ~
street. between ElmwOod ao4 I1)1
.rs sssa .n S,eSss % Mssh ssR1f l1 !
Ned bank check payable y tn
Of the Department Of Public X&Q
OF the City o. Detroit Tor 1oo o061
two hundred dollars te1ool ~
sewer bid upou. which VIM
bidder fails' to Sntef tn16 o.
within hve days after the aeQN2
OF his tender. ConttAHtD ~
3cct to the Approval OF the e.
Council. the 0looof H. LA
tsh with HIS contf9et - - 49,
bond to the City Of Detroit n 1533
amount Of the coneSacG coQ1
on the faithful performanee ~ M
The contractor shall - ~
bonds or the proceeds theg4o4H
bonds are purchased by thu
FUND Commission ACCORDING ~ - =
No bids will be accepted 41qM
default to the City Of Oetroef
debt. contract or oblisst1on ~
Printed specifications IN ASt1eD n
the above work may be had On el1
cation to the Secretary. L5l
The Department OF Public No
reserves the right to reject AaV
rs 1857 = GEO. n. rENKnExs III
B-2N Commis6sc al
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Ordnance No. 2s2-A
az oRDINANCE % go 60

IN ORDINANCE 20 amend ooeon
LEX Of Chapter 1o7 O1 IT, go
piled Ordanancss 81 The C1ey -
III Is HEREBY- oRpAIxEn
rHE PEOPLE OF THE CIT g.
section /. That section IN . !
Chapter ls1 Of the Compilsd Q
Tor the year isis, 81 ana n tie ~; !;
= hereby amended 70 rse4 te
Section Tx. The fire limits u
the City Of Detroit shall H. H.
siuds All that a, lection ,cs TIE a.
at a point on the ceAtef tine q 4
Sixth street 40 fest dtatne1
northeriy At right angtes tt6o
the northerly nns Of Nlshin
parallel with and l20 feet dler
tant at right angles northerly
from the northeriy line OF Micht.
gan avenue TO the center line q
Brooklyn avenue thens4
n nor a a,onE the ss.r. csnf g
the center line OF orchAf4
the center line OF otc&dJ4 Y
street to the center line ~
Eighth street; thence southsFly2
along =; the center o.s 81, In. 20. e
at right angles northaxly IT,
the northerly line OF MJche1 u
avenue; thence westerly On ~ ~.
parallel with and i2O feet dtG1h1
a. at right r,, angles n nortesyly SS
avenue TO the center Mn r.
Eighteenth street. thence nQftk.
erly along the center linz q
Eighteenth street TO the center
line OF Perry street; thence Hsgtk
Perry I .sres, 70 os ths ss ssstsr iiss
Humboldt avenue; thence south.
crly along the center lino Of Hum.
boldt avenue TO point 100 feet
distant at right anGles northeriy
ION .ne nc!t merry. me $500 81 Mlr -
line parallel with and 10 feet
distant ncrther1y at right ank1eo
from the northerly line OF Michi-
gan avenue to the westerly city
limits: thence .outherly elone
point TO feet distant sguthertY
from the southeriy line OF Mcu1.
gan avenue; thence easterly -
4 line parallel with and 120 feo1 1
distant southsriy at light aI1fiSs
igan avenue to the center line o.
public alley first west OF an9
parallel to Junction avsnue;
ter line CT Sdlu puDuC dllcy 70 ~
center line OF Julia street; thenc4
easterly along the center line q
Julia street TO the center line 81 Z
public alley flrst west OF a0l
parallel = 60 Junction = avoaN0e
thence southerly along the con~
ter line of said public al1oy ~
the center line OF Otis stYeoe:
thence easter1y along the ceUtoR
line of -Otla afreef to tina cantnR
lire OF public alley hrst east q
and parallel to Junction avonno;
thence novtherly along the &C.,
ter line Of said public alley - Z
point 40 feet distant s0u1h1F13
at right angles from the south.
erly line Of Michigan avenue;
thence easterly on > line parallel
with and 100 feet distant south
erly, At night anglNs fro0 10
southerly line Of Michigan ave-
nue. TO the center lire ef Obxto
street; thence northerly along tie
center line Of 0lxth street - -
point of beginning.
Sec. 3. This ordinance ono1l
take immediate effect.
Approved, Oct 3. 1915.
OSCAR B. Marx
Attest RICHARD I.rNpsxx.e..
B-3ss city Clerk
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Wedding Seems Likely
to Come Off Sooner
Than Expected
WHITE HOUSE is
VERY ACTIVE
Big Wardrobe Trunk
Purchased BY
Wilson
By UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Are
President Wilson and Mrs. Norman
Calf planning to surprise the ma
ton?
Here's the evidence:
The president slipped away from
the White House today and bought
a big wardrobe trunk.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
and Mrs. McAdoo, daughter OF the
president, who were to have -laft
for the west last Friday, haven't
gone yet. Secretary and Mrs. Gar
rison are returning from Hot
Springs, Va, this week instead of
next week, as planned.
Mrs. Daniels, wife OF the secre-
tary OF the navy, who has been
visiting in the south. will return
Immediately to Washington.
Miss Margaret Wilson, who was
not expected to return to the White
House until next Friday. will come
home Immediately.
Only one thing has been learned
definitely about the wedding trip
and that Is, II will not be To San
Diego. The president today sent a
letter to the San Diego school SUI
perintendent saying It seemed inn
possible for him to accept an in
vitation of the school children
there. The petition bore thousands
Of children signatures aud when
tightly rolled made paper cylinder
nearly a foot in diameter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
DANIELS IS
ASSAULTED
But Doughty Game
Warden Lands His
Man In Court

Charlie Daniel, game warden,
searched an inbound Pennington
car, Sunday night, for evidences OF
violation Of the game laws. and
when he found John Robertson,
aged "a, OF No. 1246 Hsncock-ave.,
east, with . rife wrapped up In q
newspaper. and fou- dead fox SOUR
refs in q basket under the gun, he
made grab for the basket.
Robertson demanded to know
what the stout stranger was trying
to do, and Daniel informed him that
ne was going TO have look in the
basket. Whereupon. Robertson hit
Charley in the mouth, running a $15
set of false teeth, It Is alleged, and
then kicked the doughty game war
den In the stomach, rendering him
hors de combat. while the game law
violator fed from the car, which was
AT a standstill al the city limits.
Some of the passengers on the
car pursued and caught Robertson,
holding him until Daniel recovered
and took him in charge.
Monday morning, Robertson faced
Justice Stein, charged with four vio-
lations of the game law, one COM
plant being made for each fox squir
rel that he had In his possession,
fox squirrels being listed with pro-
tected game.
Jusaoe Stein fined the offender
$40 on each count, making q total OF
$40, for four squirrels and the hunt
er wasn't even allowed to keep the
SQUIRRELS.
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N1rCNBE--Oct. 10. 1918, suddenly.
Thomas NcCabe. at residence of AL
fred Cook, asa sixteenth-st. Notice
OF funeral later.
paOLTZ--At residence In Dearborn.
Frederick w. beloved SON of John
and Antonio Holtz and brother OF
Elizabeth and Henry. aged % years.
Funeral Tuesday at 2 p: m. eastern
from residence and $50 from EN-
manuel Lutheran church. Dear
born. Auto woodmere cemetery.
MAnJAsON--oct. 10. 1915. Charles +.
beloved son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII
parents residence. sis Mcclellan
ave Notice Of time later.
RsCkEI-Oct. ?. 1915. Lavina. widow
of the late Carl Rickei. Funeral
Tuesday at 2 y, m. from residence.
No. g2f East Lafayette-ave. Inter-
| incnt AT Elmwood.
RODGERs--Oct. 8. at Pontiac, Mich.
Lottie, beloved wife OF Charles
Rodgers and mother OF Mrs. Nina
stensler. Funeral from the family
| residences, 1917 Fourteenth ave. on
TUESDAY at 2 o'clock .. m.
bHEFrERIY--oct.s q. 1915. Christina,
beloved wife OF Joseph and moth
or OF Grace. Myrtle. Elmer, Ger.
trude and Gladys Shenerly. Funerai
from residence. Lvernois and
Grand o'clock "na rs at e. ms %a4ss
church at 10.
4TONEHOusE-oct 10. at her home.
Linwood ave. Greenfield. Frances,
beloved mother Of William v. and
\. A. stonehouse. Funeral Tues
day Mt 2 y. m. from residence Bur-
ial at Forest Hill cemetery.
bCLllvAH--suddenl Oct. 10. 1918.
Alma, beloved daughter OF Jere-
miah and Margaret sullivan. age
- years. Funeral from residence.
Eighteenth and GIendale-ave. Mo-
tice OF time later.
r1fOMpsON--Oct. 10. 1915, at rest
dence, ia Jos. Campau-ave.. Anne
r., widow OF w. r. Thompson. aged
~ years. mother Of Mrs. Names
Tsenfestcv. of Tampa. Fla. and Mrs
NJ. r. Dunbar Munro. OF London.
Eng. Funeral services from house
Tuesday at e;30 p. NJ.
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DIES WHILE
TAK|NGBATH
Louis Lubin Drowned
While In Painting
Spell, 1t Is Thought

Louis Lubin. 81 years old, was
found dead In the bath tub In his
home, No. l91 Montcalm-st. east.
Sunday evening, and investigation
by the police showed that he had
been drowned.
II Is thought that he was stricken
with q fainting spell while taking a
bath and drowned In the tub while
UNCONSCIOUS.
The body was removed TO the
county morgue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
STREET RIOTS
VEXING RUSSIA
BY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN, (via Sayville wireless),
Oct. 11.-Street rioting in Moscow
resulted I'm the death OF three riot
ers. the wounding Of IL. and the In
jury Of 25 policemen and eight high
er officials Sept ~. 1t was An-
nounced for the first time eBday.
The outbreak developer from a
students strike.
The mob barricadG(d the streets
near the Pushkin honument. and
fought the authqG1ties desperately.
The body of one dead student was
left in the street eud all night
street. fighting SO was reported
at Petrograd. Chdrkow. Rostovon-
Don. Odessa and Elsewhere.
.~ZOs usuG-nan~p mne a>sws~~.~. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
LOT AUCTION
THE NEW FORD DISTRICT
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH
At 2:30 P. M, Rain or Shine
Under Tent

90 lots. business and residence. will
be sold to the highest bidders.
These beautiful lots covered with
fine FRUIT trees. raspberry. COOS
berry and grape vines all high.
level and dry, will be sold to the
highest bidders. We sold so acres
of our property to r. r.. syndi-
cate to subdfvide, leaving 30 lots.
the cr1am OF the entire district
Don't take our opinion OF this prop
erty. We are enthusiastic and may
over-estimate the case. Come out
next Saturday and look fer your
self You may secure rare bar
gain.
Take Toledo Interurban car to Monte
I'd. next Saturday. or Forrest.
through car to end OF line, and our
autos win meet you.
For plat and further particulars see
FOWLER BROS.
Cadillac 1910. 1926 Dime Blk. Bldg
A. r. Schoelmeyer, Auctioneer.
r. q. Dunn. Sales Manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

DEbAUCh
C hic ago Drinkers
Body Is Found BY
Bottles
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Oct 11.--John De
Lacey stocked up good supply
just before the saloons closed at
midnight Saturday. Sunday he sat
I'm his backyard and drank and en-
joyed himself. Neighbors found
him early today, dead, surrounded
by 10 beer bottles and quart
whisky bottle, all empty.
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Marriage Licenses.
John NJ. Ferris. az: Ethel smith.

Souu M. rcTftbs Sos Etuei Suntths 90.
' foa.sr m'e M 81 1strS.'' Isabelle
Harry yaileau. 20. Detroit; Nina
Titas. ~. Painesbille. O.
Kiems Koiadxieski. -: Josspha
Samuel Palmer. IT.. IS; Rose Me-
r: John r :. Manning. So Mary Mo
William Anwon. 10. wyandotts;
Anna Enstep. Is. same
Frank sertie. -: Ida de Ghilardi.
Porter Butt. IS. Peru. Ind: Rather
Adolph Turner. 81; Caroline Urse-
Thomas A. Norris. SO: Nellie Rou-
Jane: Lowell. a.; Caroline A.
Leopold JossIm. 20: Stella Tourin-
xaclph Poottssn. 50; Matilda
!, PHILIP n ?. North =, Wright. as Grace b
Morris Bsrkowit1. "a; Lillian Tuck
William W. Fisher. rs. Detroit;
Harry c; Worldly so: Margaret ".
lawrence valente. "a: Christine De
Alexander Kaiowski. ~; Anna Bill
exka. 10.
l. Clayton Gorham. %: Eta Miller.
Peter Morroca. IS Mary Cece, %.
Edward Huncher. 20: Violet Davis.
Thomas Babbase. 20; Anna Leon.
|is.
Joseph, Gubiesk' 20; Mary saiso-
vincen,y Pienikoskl. al: Marry Ly-
Peter Hogstra 81, Jessie ROGUE
Frank Howak. %; Helen Mayew-
Everett H. Emerson. 20; Hazel l.
Arthur 6. stanow. 20; Margaret l.
Abe sherman. %; Goidie Parnese
Harry Morton. Is; Artist Arthur
George Gambler. rs. Lillian Broundt.
Herber, :, Appleoaum. 20; Ann
John Aksin. 2e Katherine Pietrow-
Chester Hoe. 81, A. Mildred lille.
20.
abraham wei,z. 20; Sarah West
Anthony Rienasz. 81; Maya Fios-
sar. 90.
r. Johns,on Stevenson. ss; Hazel
-siohn Murawsisi.- 81 Martini skran-
tner. 20
Randolph McKella. 2s.. Detroit
Alice NJ. Gibson. "a, Buffalo.
Charles Long IS. Adelaide l..
Mike Dzlubanski. 81; Katie Pc
Antoni Kosciwa, 90, Maggie Jure-
Lloyd b. Garfield. 20. Mae Mccar-
Kenneth Bonner. 81: Elfreda Du-
John A. Kaiieth. al, Mary LAuter.
John Amend. 81: Rose Locker. 81.
Angus Mieseler.e Jr.. "a. Pauline
Bernard Lotinsky. "a; Sadie Bar
Joseph w. Rumpal. 20; Clara En-
sidney Dorsy. 20; Elizabeth Ny
George Hunt. 81. Mildred Petri. II.
Edward Piehler. 81; Elizabeth Kup-
kowski. 10.
Rudolph Buckcyne. rs; Pauline
Frank q. Day. "a Ora w. suther-
John Maienczak. FL: Agnes Detlaf.
Peter Ritczensti. 20; stanislsws
IZieiinska, 10.
Frank A. Weber. 90: Anges Ever
est. 36.
Peter Battani Jr.. Is: Mary Bar
rari. is
Thomas Pals,on. "A, Edith Weeks.
20.
Royal G. Sellick. IS; Myrta CAL
Iger, as
Albert A. Glover. 80 Ellen M.
Power. 81.
Anthony whale. 81: Guisippe Cusi-
mano, IL.
George spaulding. %; Ruth skeels.
90.
.a3.
Albert n. Menut. 81, Newberry,
Port. Mass; Marie Minevitch. II.
Boston.
IPalham. IL.
ora Sargent. 2s; Kenneth vosa.
berg. 10
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Classified
Rates.......
Cent a
Word

Cash with order. u charged. 70 .
No transient sdvsrtissng inserted
for less than iec with cash; loc u
The above rates apply % ell eisssi::
ncAticns except E;rths. Cards OF
and all ads prscedipg Male Help.
and NestinG. Notices = Minimum
charge. $50 for % verde or less- Over
81 words ons-and- oDs- third esrts for
eacn extra WORD.
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RIDGE lnGPRovuurf1t
COMPANY. LlMGTDA
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREDY 9Xvlur S,
number and value ~ W|tSS No.
Improvement COMPANY, TimifSf ~ -
meeune SHfhe members Of the A151
siau2caU uiy held on the 10th dS9
repb(tmber. 1915. at the ofnco ~
In the City % d.
nrsss6,. ssld chsssadt kls9e
hen, hen wound s nd " sga aiyolvl X -
and no other Liabilities q ~
ness TO be satisfied. and ~ 014 -
sets OF the association arr &So03 g
tributed among the metn6nP6 ~ 07n
association In prupov1(@& ~ 80 -
spectivo interests, by ~ IN 7S1 -
"a. Liquidatiuk 1y1f1e6S6 V<k q -
duly elected Mt eaA nsee(1lG q S511
ute W such coz made And 49, 1S1
cHEsrNIjr xDox n1Pn0vU6G -
-CoMPAt(X. Axle13Eu m
I nR5S EE91sssss s4 &c.
ESssi Liesi1s siss III
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S25 TAKES EQUITY

Two acres near Grand River-ave.
electric; as large as % city lots:
have a garden and chickens and
reduce the cost Of living. Live here
and work In town, Price 5000 an
acre; s25 down. owner. box u. No.
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DMcoRi


MT. CI&NENA ~
Roy Miller, -. ~ ~ X
oomplsteIy ssysred at 1e{
this morning. wAfls eCn
corn cutting ms6hins q n
his parents. ~. md M s1<
Ter In Chesttrnetd io6Il
boy ives assistiNs The e11eo
IN Alitns q siio <wIssa ~
happened. ss !, y. VI. I'M <
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Try bemb Florai ssrvsce."
Flowers for Everybody"
TIE L nemo FLORAL Company.
1sna9 Seoa 10 oetss-sl
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wANTED--TO EXCHANGE

WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you cash Main
:904e 1GS MicLigan-ave.
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New Beautiful Home
West Grand Boulevard
ron sALE-FARM rs

FOR sALE-FARMs.
t60-ACRE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM
SANDY loan: fair buildings; 2 ST.
los. 20 acres clover, s acres alfalfa.
100 acres plowland. Bargain for
quick sale, Address box SO. r. 8.
Mendon, Mich
TRREE-AcRE FARM. good build
ings. only IL miles from city hall:
price S2.i50. easy terms; attractive
6-room house, cement basement
barn, poultry house and corn crib.
oil built only four years: fruit
trees. we'll and cistern; only az
miles from Dearborn, and u mile
from railway station
This II n snap
l.. Johns. Manager Farm Department.
WALTER C.. PIPER
9Th floor. - w. cor. Griswold and
Grand River.
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, SO; ,:ST s::s s. ::;s:ss
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60 X 200

Double your money; best buy out
Grand River. Soft. boulevard, SLUG
walks. cindercd streets and shade
trees 10 per cent down and s6 per
month, See L. e. Beck for appoint
ment. Phone Cherry AHA. II Buhi
block.
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North Woodward Ave.
At ROYAL Oak

is positively the best buy near De-
troit for homes or investments.
i,aSse s' r;ndsraSS gas r ~a e esmant
walks, <trees, restrictions, schools.
churches. banks. 12-minute street
car service. To close out 4 lots
40xl16 we offer them at $500. s25
for S years, no taxes for years.
Special discount on first payments
- OF $lon.-Will- you be one of the
four to get this profit? II so. mail
BEN r. MORTENsoN co.
ll19 Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry 1883.
Address .,.......
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pieto 81 week surrns-. Mich. 4 eth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
WANTS STEPMOTHER
0USTED AS TRUSTEE
MiIlionairess Dissatisfied With
Management of Estate.

Miss Mary NJ. Roberts, of New York,
has started proceedings in the Supreme
Court to GUST her stepmother. Mrs.
Susan Roberts-Nivian. as trustee of
the $4,000, 10000 estate of the plaintiffs
father, Marshall O. Roberts, mining
and steamship man. who died in 1850.
Mrs. Vivian is the wife Of Colonel
Ralph Vivian, of the British Army,
whom she married in 1892. at Calvary
Church, since which time she has re-
sided at Is Grosvenor Square, London
Her son. Lieutenant Marshall o.
Roberts of the British army, who has
foresworn allegiance to the United
States. married Miss Irene Helen Muir
ray. whose father was secretary to
William T. Gladstone, when the latter
was Prime Minister of England
Mrs. Vivian receives an income OF
100000 a year from the estate, in
addition to her trustceship commits
sions. Her son, Lieutenant Roberts.
receives an annuity for life OF $4,000.
Miss Roberts receives the bulk of the
estate, in addition to an annual income
OF $4,000.
Miss Roberts alleges In her papers,
that until the death OF John F. Patter
son. New York lawyer. who was also
a trustee OF the estate, she took no
steps TO remove Mrs. Vivian because
the estate was we'll cared for. She
says, too. that she felt that while Mr.
Patterson was in charge the estate
would be competently administered.
but that now it might suffer
She believes her interests will he
best cared for by n corporate trust.
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more impartial Judge. He never OBJ
served any favoritism. He never heard
of any such thing until tho Powell
charges were made.
g. j. Henry. supervisor of Stafford
said he was Martin man. Judge Chi
chester never tried to influence him or
the supervisors
George Mason. lawyer. OF Colonial
Beach. had practiccd In Judge Clutches
'crs court. He never know him to
participate in politics. and considered
him tho fairest and most impartial
Judge ne had ever known. He never
knew him to show partially
Fred l.. Fraser. of Spotsylvania, said
Judge Chichester appointed him on the
eiectoral board when he was land as
SCISSOR. and approved his appointment
as deputy treasurer. He never applied
Tor either position. He never heard OF
ring" Judge Chichester had not in
quired whether he was Martin or,
Montague man. and never tried to in1u-
cnce him or his board. He never sug-
gested the appointment of any one
HAD SAID THAT POWELL
SHOULD BE DISCARDED
Mr.. Frazer said the electoral board
consulted in regard to tho best men
and no protests had been lodged with
the board. No one had tried to In
lrence the board. Questioned by Pow
eli, he said he had stated that Powell
ought to he disbarred, so as to be rid
CT him. He said w. w. Micks was
substituted for ]. T. Coleman be-
cause Micks would make the best
election judge, adding that II Powell
was elected Commemorative attorney,
nc would be a member of the ring
POWELL said. mo. they arc going 70
disbar me-" Frazer laughed ana sain:
1T would be good thing This
caused q general laugh. Answering
Mir. Barley, Frazer said he ala not
know what Powelrs politics were
l.. NJ. Smith. chairman or the, poar1