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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
PUBLISHERS URoED
TO MAKE REPORT

Every newspaper publisher in Okla
homa, regardless Of whether he CON
ducts a daily or weekly or is located
inland or in the larger cities, is request
ed urgently by the federal trade com.
mission 10 file answers Immediately to
the schedule Of questions bearing OF
paper prices and supplies and trade
troubles sent recently
The answers mus, he sent TO Chair
man Hurley Of the commission al
Washington, d, C., or TO J. II. Zerb,y.
chairman OF the white paper committee
Of the National Editorial association,
q, Po,nville, Pa, on ot before Angus,
Is and no, later than August p. All
answers will he kep, secret.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
COUNTY LEVY TO
Be 3.58 MILLS;
FUNDS CUT Down
Ten Thousand for Elections;
and School Janitors' Pay
in Contingent Sums.

The Oklahoma county levy this year
will he jSS mills. according 20 an
nounccment this morning by County
Clerk Cornelius. member Of the excise
board The excise board today prao.
tically passed the county budget. after
slashing several thousand dollars from
the estimate The levy is divided as
follows.
For salary fund. 2S mill cour, fund.
u mill road and bridges. IN MILL, /.
county road construction. .lS mill poor
and insane fund. p mill supply fund.
q mill contingent. Al mill: separate
schools. J mill. widows and orphans.
0S mill free county fairs. 0S mill
Following figures show the levy for
zach fund for last year and this year
Last years amounts are placed first
and this years second
Fund Companions.
Salary, So.laO. $64.&J0. court fund
$500. $s0000; road and bridge, Sill
70. $lll,762; state highway construe.
tion. (no levy. $1,000 $0l10: state
road maintenance. 5000. 5000: county
road construction. 5000, Sn.lN;
county road maintenance, mo levy
2SW. 2S.Om; poor and insane, Sl9,
740, slolb0, widows and orphans. ST.
E2, S172; supply. S2,7S0 s2l.41S
contingent, $4,000. stO,OOO: separate
schools. sIo.SS0. $1,000. common
schools, mo l-vy). 5000 $500: sink
ing fund, mo levy, SojU, sSO,Sis
free township fairs. 2.2N. S.s4S.
Contingent Funds.
ln the contingent fund this wear i,
an item Of $1,000 to pay expense, oI
holding the primary election last Tues
day and general election this fall. II
the separate school fund is an item o.
5000 TO pay jani,ors' salaries which
last year were paid by the city ,choo
board, and another item OF $1,000 70,
buildings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
HUGHES MAY Be
HERE IN STATE
6. 0. P. MEET
Roosevelt 10 Come il Candi-
date Fails, Says Com
mitteeman McGraw.

Charles Evans Hughes. republican
presidential candidate. OF Theodore
Roosevelt in all probability will speak
in Oklahoma City abou, September /
when republicans gather here in state
convention to sdop, a platform and in
ausurs,. the fall campaign to preeede
the general election.
This was announced by J J Nc.
Graw. republican national committee.
man. this morning al the republican
state central committee meeting. Skif-
win hotel. after plans Tor the state
convention had been launched.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Philadelphia Strike
Has Little Effect

PHILADELPHIA. Aug "A strike
Of the members Of the Amalgama,cd
Association of Street and Electric Rail.
way EMPLOYEES was called by Harry +
Flynn. pte,iden, Of the local division
a, ! " o'clock this morning, bu, ap.
parcn,ly there was no change IN the run
ming schedule of the lines oi the Phil.
adelphia Rapid Transit company which
opeta,eS the stree, RAILWAYS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Judge in Hawaii
Resigns in Protest

WASHINGTON. Aug 7-s,n.,ot
Shaito,h Of Colorado carried to the
White ilou. today the resignation oi
Judge Ihcma, d. Stuart oi the First
Hawaiian Judicial circuit. Who wrote
Pfe,iden, Wilson several weeks asu
announcing HI, intention TO resign and
protesting hiuetl, against the reap.
pcin,ment ci William J Robinson. q
republican, a. chief Justice oi IN. So.
pfeme court ci Hawaii Official, said
The tesianailon will be accented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
FEAR FELT on FATE OF
BRITISH TAKEN Ar kUr

LONDON. Aug 7-Apprehension
exists as to the fate Of the British ptis.
cners taken a, the time OF the battle Vt
ku, El.Mat Lord Robert Cecil said
in the house oi commons today ,ha,
repeated inquiries had been made
through the American embassy, to H.
certain the whereabouts Of these pti'.
oner, hu, ,ha, no reply had been re
ceiyed from the Porte This. he sail,
inspired considerable mispiyinys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
GIANT SUBMARINE SIGHTED OFF COAST OF maine
IRISH WOMAN QUITS
AS NURSE AND BECOMES
SERBIAN ARMY OFFICER

m ARlS, Aug Miss Flora San
dez, an Irish woman who is a
sergeant in the Serbian army,
has arrived at Toulon on her way
TO rejoin her regiment after a hol
day in Ireland, according to the Ma
tin.
Miss Sander was in Serbia when
the war broke out She became a
nurse Later she enlisted as a reg
ular soldier and went through the
last campaign. taking part in the
disastrous retreat TO DurazIo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Submsrges at Warning.
No u. S. Subsea
Boats Off Name

WASHINGTON. Aug. Navy Off.
GERS said today no submarine, oi the
United States government were known
TO be in the vicinity OF Cross Island
They though, the vessel sighted there
might he the German metehan, sub.
mersible Deutschland. on her home.
ward voyage. or her sister shin. the
Bremen bound in for the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
No Poison in Body
Of Aged Bride Who
Dies on Honeymoon

UTICA n Y. Aug DIR a 7.
Hamilton OF Auburn, a poison expert.
tonight reported to District Auorne,
Fuller ,ha, he found no trace Of poi.
son In the organs taken from the body
Of Mrs Emma postwick. ~ Boston.
the ha.yearold bride Of a day. who
died here while or her wedding tunt
to the Pacific coast Dr. O'Donnell
was the woman's fourth husband and
her vii left him an estate oi $50
90 Relatives Of the dead woman re-.
ques,ed the investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Rumania Decides
To Stay Neutral

REV. \us According to die.
pa,cS RT'm Sofia. the tension created
by Rumania's recen, position toward tbs
central powers is rapidly ,uh,idins. and
the crisis IS considered passed I, 10
generally believed here that while tive
Joining by Rumania Of the entente al.
lies had been seriously considered. Ru-
manian statesmen have decided to post.
punc action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Overman Attacks
Child Labor Bill

WASHINGTON. Aug An attack
on the eons,i,u,ionali,y OF the pending
child labor bill. was made IN the sen.
ate today by Senator Oyerman Of
North Carolina lie insisted ,ha, the
issue should he submitted to the state,
as an constitutional amendment, N
,hi, legislation Is constitutional" de.
clared the senator, there will be- moth.
ing lei, oi the rights of states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Mob at Morris May
Attack Tulsa Jail

MuSKOGEE, Okla. Aug 7-(Spe.
cialD Information came from Morris.
Okla, toda, that mob is being formed
there quietly with the intention oi al.
tacking III, Tulsa county pail. where
Cecil and viii Towcry. negtcSs az.
cused Of the murder Of Charlie, Vaughn.
are supposed to he confined I, is said
VIII rowety was captured west ot
Tulsa SUNDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
new YORK CAR
MEN READY TO
co BACK TO WORK
Men Ratify Tentative Agree
ment and Discuss
Terms.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7-Presiden,
Mahon Of the Amalgama,ed Association
OF Street Electric Railway Employees
announced at the close of meeting OF
employe, that the tentative agreement
had been ratified and that the stree,
car strikers are ready to go back to
work II the agreement also Is ratified
by the directors OF the New York Rail.
ways company The latter were still in
se,Sinn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
VorWaertS Editor
Reported Arrested

LONDON. Aug. THE arrest Of Dr.
Ernest Meyer. editor Of Vorwaeru Of
berlin. Is reported in a telegram re.
ceived a, Amsterdam from Berlin. a,
forwarded by the Central News
Vorwaets has been In eonilic, pre-.
yiously with the German au,hor,,ie, In
February DR. Meyer wa, sentenced to
imprisonment for one week ON the
charge Of inci,ing to class hatred.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
THOMAS ASKS SENATE
VOTE on SUFFRAGE

WASHINGTON. Aug "A can.
yass OF the senate is being made BY
Senator Thomas, chairman Of the ,uf.
irage committee. TO learn whether u
will be possible wi,hou, extended de.
bate to get vote al this session on .
federal suffrage amendment Seratoe
Sha,ro,h, White House caller today,
said he expected ~ see vote taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
OKLAHOMA JOINS FLEETWITH
NAVY'SFlRST AIRCRAFT GUNS

NEfw YORK Aug The supedeadnausht Join
Q the Atlantic fleet Newport today She
take her place with the other big washps
expected she will cruise give
Of 1000 officers and chance
The Oklahoma here for few months
Two thrssineh aircraft added equipment
boYs she ht said
States aavy ~ equipped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Fifteen on Guard
In Dallas Trial

DALLAS. Texas. Aug Five pros.
pective Jurors TO tfy Houston Wagner.
negro. confessed murderer Of Miss Zoa
Ia Ctamer. March n last. had been eS.
amined a, noon TODAY A special venite
Of $50 talesmen was IN hand 4 guard
Of fifteen uniformed policemen "a, near
the prisoner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
New York Suffering
from High Humidity

NEW YORK. 1us ,-Wuh two
persons dead and many ptos,fa,ions
during the las, twelve hours indica-
,ion, were ,ha, today would bfeak all
previous records iot esce,si,, humidity.
Although the temperature q, 10 q. N.
was only " degrees the humidity REG.
is,,ted " percent, within ! p,reen, d
the highes, attained any day this year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Showers May Cool
Eastern States

WASHINGTON. Aug ;.-shcver,
tcn'sh' or 'crncsfov o,er much n the
country east n the Mississippi are
counted on by the weather bureau 10
bring some measure oi r,liei from IN,
hea, wave An area oi hish ptessure
continue. 10 send NJ warmth from the
south Atlantic. however. ard no marked
drop IN temperature 10 f@eoasted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
George Norris Is
Farm Loan Chief

WASHINGTON. Aug 7-Geotge
Norris OF Philadelphia was designated
by President Wilson today as farm
loan commissioner. executive head oi
the farm loan bank system created by
the new rural credits act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Child Killed in
Movie Boat Fire

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Aug Word
was received here ,oda ,ha, the NOV.
Ing picture show boa, lhuoi,. burned
o. Neville, Ohio. on the Ohio river
last night The spectators. aboM 100
IN number escaped with the exception
Of s.year.old child. who was fatally
burned, In the panic a number Of peo.
pie are reported to have jumped into
The river, bu, all were rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Kansas Woman Wins
Congressional Race

fOpEKA. Kan, Aug I'll became
eer,ai in today ,ha, Dr. Eva Harding Of
Topeka, a sufiraeis, leader. had won
the usmoera,ic nomination iot congress
IN the Fits, district over the Rev VI
]. Corwine In the fecen, statewide pri.
mary. Dr. Harding. whose majority
was t0s, is the only woman consre,
sicnsl candidate in the state icr the
coming election.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
PRAIRIE CUTS CRUDE
OIL PRICE TO S,.15

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. Aug =
A cut ~ 10 cents a barrel IN the price
oi crude oil was announced here To.
day b, ,hc Prairie OIL and Gas com.
pany The ne~ price Is Nls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Forty-Four Die of
Plague in Gotham

New York, Aug during the las,
twenty four hours forty four children
died Of inian,ilc paralysis and forty five
new cases were reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Partly Cloudy Is
Weather Forecast

Leesl yorsesst--psry Cloudy ,c,lsh,
s.s,s Ss.sess,-rorIsn ard Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Congressman Names Five
Counties in Which He
Alleges Irregularities.
TO SUPPORT MCkE0WN IF
NOMINATION IS PROVEN
Russell 5000 Votes to Good
in Returns Received From
SiXty-Five Counties.

Application for recount OF the bal
lots in the Fourth congressional dis
trlot is asked in a formal written ap-
plication filed with the state election
board this morning by Congressman
William II Murray. who on the face
OF returns, has been defeated for the
democratic congressional nomination
by Tom D McKeown Of Ada by a
majority OF 279 votes
Murray alleges that numerous "er-
rorS, irregularities and mistakes" were
committed hy precinct election boUdS
In Sminole Pontotoc, Okiuskee,
Hughes and Creek counties
Alleges Many Errors.
In several instances. he alleges. votes
east for either him or II II Smith OF
Shawnee were counted for McKeown.
According to Murfay's allegations
there was a total OF 90 votes cast in
different precincts throughout the dis
trict for either him OF Smith which
we're "erroneously" counted by precinct
election boards for Mckeown.
Mr.. Murray was in the city this
morning ard personally filed the ap-
plica,ion with Harry Beller. republican.
and the only member OF the election
board in the city today.
Murray's Statement
Mr.. Murray stated tina, he fel, sure
0 recount would change the result and
show that he was the nominee Dis
eussing his application. he said:
The friend, OF Judge McKeown
claimed the nomination on the canvass
made by the county election boards by
Q vote Of 92. II will he. therefore,
observed that a change ot 80 votes
from him to me would change the re-
cult. am reasonably sure oi eifeoting
this change by recount in either
Ponto,oc or Seminole counties No.
do no, wish TO he understood as charg
ing the election officers generally with
being dishonest or unfair The WORK
was lone by the counters. and the
other election officers were either
obliged 10 accept their statements o'
recount the ballots
In Pontotoc County.
in pon,o,oe county Judge Nc
Keown's home county, my information
Is that l2S votes actually cast ioi
tCcr,luued On Page rws)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Vessel Seen Coming to Sur.
face, Bound West, by !
Guard Station.
SOUNDED BY BRITISH,
WHO SEND OUT WARNING
Diver Reported Followed BY
Second UnderSea Vessel
Considerably Smaller.

MACHTAS PORT, Maine. Aug. -
Captain Small of the Cross Island coast
guard station reported today that HE
station had sighted large submarine
bound west lis nationality could not
be determined but the captain said No
had no doubt that II was an underses
craft The submarine was coming "a
the surface when II was sighted and
after running awash fifteen minutes
again submerged II was thought that
the vessel might be the German sub.
marine Bremen. So far as can bG
learned there are no United States SUBJ
marines on the Maine coast
British Give Signal
The lookout on Cross island reported
later sighting a second submarine con.
slderably smaller than the first.
The lookout who sighted the submas
rlne later said that he sighted the vsss
sci up in clear weather five miles "a
the southeast As the vessel came 10
the suriac. the lookout said he heard
several blasts from the signal horn az
the lighthouse on Seal Island. a British
possession.
Submerses at Warning.
/, was believed that the keeper Il
the ligh,hous. was signaling 10 the
keeper a, Grand Manan light. also Brit.
ish owned. that submarine had been
sighted. Immediately after the whistle
sounded the submarine submerged A
lew moments later a haze set in and Il
was impossible 10 see more than four
miles of Cross Island
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
County CIerkship So Closely
Contested Candidate QueS-
tIonS the Returns.
carp SAYS HE WILL
TAKE SIMILAR ACTION
Complete Vote TabuIated;
Republicans in Tight Con-
tests for Nominations.

County Clerk NJ Cornelius who. ON
the face Of official returns tabula,ed
by the county election board. was de
ieated for the democrat nomination
by Tom Bodlne by " votes. announced
at noon that he would ask for re-
count Of all ballots cast in the county
clerk race IN tuesdays primary elec
ton The contest will be friendly Mr
Cornelius stated. and is being instituted
for the purpose Of removing any doubt
as 10 the nominee
~ Mr. Rodne wa, the winner. re-.
count would make him a stronger can.
dida,e IN the general election" said
Cornelius. III ! am shown 20 he the
winner after recount, IL would make
me stronger candidate. don't be
lieye any election Official made mistakes
Intentionally. hut all men make mis-.
takes"
Earp May Contest
J " Earp. who. on the face Of the
official tabulaiion. was second in the
sheriii's race. had not filed his formal
reque', for a recount OF the ballots up
to noon today lie told Chairman Ben
Davis oi the election board that he
would file the request II Esrp doe,
no, ask for recount, 7 Brown
third in the race. will. according to a
staternen, purpor,ed to have been made
by Brown. G. r. Johnson won by I
plurality Of ,hirty-five votes.
County Judge Zwiek. candidate for
denomination. led the democratic ticket
over Harry White BY 1.SlS votes
2wiek received 1857 White i.J2s
The official sbula,ion by the count,
election hoard today show, the follow
ing result,
Democratic Offices
County Judge Harry White. l.jls
William n. 7w,ek. 1857
Superintendent, Of Public instruction
Anna Burk, Love. I.lF
County huorney-Charlts II Ruth
1.jls. Joel &. Estes. 27N
Sheriii.-Iames W Kerry. Sa: ! 7
nrown. 7ao " Earp. 7o9: 4
Harding. lo;; G. r. Johnson, hi; /
Lynch. SI. A W McWill,ams lN
r. 6. Moore ~. Bill Morris. 6l,; W
d. (B,ln Wi,chef. 200.
County Cl.rk-Tom Bodine, i.Ss6. N
Cornelius, 2,lN
Court Clerk-jame, nes,y. 2.67i: O
r. Jones. 1902: Anna la,ky. SIS. T
N. Sullivan. Rl
County Assessor w. Child'. i.621
Frank Harrah, l,SoS; Era oiiu,,, I.
7So.
County Tt.a,urer-Arleish r Book
oven. 2st7: r. 6. Emmerson. 2.lW
County Surveyor-Harry Adams. J.
MS: " c Jacobs. ,,@
County Weirher-W q Rueek. oo7
George d l.oekhar,. 16il
Cotonef-W r Hawkins. 2,iN: I
n. Sauefield
State Commiueeman-lohn A Mau
pin. l0sl I'd NJ Seman,. l2l0. u Y
Wel,y. 1878
Republican Nominees.
County lud9e-A II Jones. Ssl
LOYAL Miller. l1lI; Laiay,u. I
Mitchell. l.lS
Superintendent, Of Public ln,,tue,io
M W Pearl. 2or
County A,,orney-john W Choat,
l.IoS; Charlie, y. Selby. 2nsl.
Sheriii-Jaek Spain, 10; V. {
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
No Americans on
Sunken Steamer

ROME. Aug IL, h,, been a,ces.
,ained that there were No Americans ~
beard the Italian steamer Ls,imhfc
witch was sunk by . submarine IN ,hs
Mediterranean last week 9th reported
heavy 10" n lie
wilson Bset IN wsshiaotsa
WASHINGTON. Aug ,--ptssi1eoo
Wilson returned today fsaW . ~
end crui,e down 'he PctuMss sAoaso
the naval yacht Mayflcves Ne -
driven to the White nosse
The Detroit times., 1916-07-27
MARQUETTE STILL
AWAITS REP AIRS

WYANDOrTE. Mich. July 2s.--
~ noon wednesday, the steamer
Marquette. which collided Tuesday
morning with the steamer Jacob 7.
xopp, on the Mama Juds light in
- Dstroit river. was stu anchored
- the channel bank. awaiting COM
pjstion Of repairs by the Great
Lakes Engineering works. Both had
ore earGoes.
The two steamers were getting
uAdsr way Tuesday morning after
. dense fog had necessitated . bait,
and the Kopp ran into the Mar
Quslte's hull, breaking the rudder
ood smashing In the plates up 10
he boiler room. The Kopp pro-
eee6sd on her journey TO Lake Erie
oorts.
The Marquette IL a 4.s5s-ton steel
ooat. $50 feet long and 10 owned by
Ne Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. OF
Cleveland The boat was owned re.
oontly by a Detroit frm. and vas
onl1ed the Il. L. wallace. The Jacob
~ Kopp Was a sso-foot steel steam.
~ g 0.oas tons. and 10 owned by
1870 q Cornelius. OF Buffalo.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-27
OF PEACE
DISTURBERS
SENT TO WORKS

That they steal neighbors' milk
from their doorsteps. rush the can"
20 saloon IN the vicinity and raise
general disturbance IN the neigh
borhood 10 the discomfort OF those
living around them. were the
charges preferred in police court,
Wednesday morning. by Free Lance
Detectives Navarro. Gleason. Bates
and Griffth against Margaret OBri-
on. Emma O'Dornell. Mary O'Don.
nell. Mary Helleyer. Alfred Benoi.
and Otto Byers. who we're taken
from a house at No. 35s Elizabeth
81, west. Tuesday night. by the on
GERS.
Each OF the sextet was sentenced
70 spend 10 DAYS In the House OF
Correction by Police Justice Sellers.
An effort will be made by the po-
lice 70 have the house in which they
lived condemned by the building in.
spector because % conditions that
exist there that are said 10 be in
violation OF the code
The Detroit times., 1916-07-27
TROOPS NEED
DARK GLASSES
EGsEt Being Made In Detroit to
Raise Fund to Aid Men
Of Thirty-first

h response TO . need for smoked
G1aesss for Michigan soldiers In
9oEAA. where the sunlight II excsp-
t1s0Al1y bright against the alkah
1ooests end high altitude. q number
g DGEnnns have contributed 70 .
nd - al In the work, but only .
nmnll smount has been subscribed.
GA Henry w. Busch. No. sz7
yAswum building. who IL acting treas
uEsg q the fund. reports that only
oooSo - been donated TO date,
W1s1oas much more than that
o0onk - needed TO equip the Thir'
1ylnUt regiment. which recently
OnlD . plea for smoked giasses
t1DO0GA lieut.. Charles Barton, Of
- hflrmary corps Of the regiment
Mod q the man In the Thirty.erst
AnNo been IN ofices or factories for
ypass. and their eyes are suffering
lDom 0e extreme heat and hight
Wo1kAW She state nor national gov
ognmsut has made any move 70 aid
- eso0srs.
Cav&. Busch says the amounts DO
Sot need TO be large.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-27

PrtBtinE-the plain neat kind-thst
IL rtzht-Times Job DeDt.--MaIn tS2o
The Detroit times., 1916-07-27
SAYS HUSBAND
.PAWNED HER RING
TO GET BOOZE

William Fralich pawned his
wite's diamond ring for money to
get drunk on. Mrs Viola Ffalich.
the wife told Judge Coda, Tuesday
morning. She was obliged 20 WORK
TO get the money to redeem it, she
said. Fralich was chauffeur. and
according 10 his wife, remained
away from home for a week az a
tim" and on occasions got drunk
every night once he threatened
TO bust the heads" OF MS wife and
her sister. Miss Susie Emo. so the
landlady had him put OUT
This marked the end Of their
married lie, his VIE SAID. She
vas given a decree.
Deserving his wife 10 &c 10 Flo
rida, Virgin Austin Perry needed
her help TO get back 10 Detroit, Mrs.
Mabel ". Perry alleged. Tuesday
morning. in divorce court. She
earned money 10 follow MIN down
there. and finding hid dead" broke.
paid his way hack 20 Detroit In
the face Of this Perry tl-eN an
alarm clock az her forced her out
TO 20 for the laundry with upTolri.
Gus abuse and threatened her with
a razor, she alleged She got a de
cree.
William E Jevett was a poor pro
WIDER. his wife, Myrtle C. Jewett.
testified. In % years OF married HE
he never gave her anything but one
IS dress and a pair OF old shoes he
picked up in an alley She vas CIV
en- q decree