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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28
SUDLER PLEADS
mot GUILTY"
TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL SOME FUTURE DATE
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS OF JUDGE
THOMAS EXTRA DEPUTIES GUARD
CELL AND JAIL.

Solomon Sudler. colored, who was
indicted by the grand Jury for the
murder OF William F. Brown. farm
err, Of Silver Run. was brought here
Sunday evening from the Baltimore
City Jail BY Sheriff Stoner and placed
in jail. Monday morning he was ar
raigned before Judge Forsythe and
pleaded not guilty.
The trial which was set for Monday
was not heard on account Of Judge
Thomas being confined to his room
for more than a week with severe
attack of grip, and will not take
place until some later date.
IL agreement between States At
torney Seabrook and former States
Attorney I. o. Neant, and John Mil
ton reifsnIder, appointed by the Court
to defend he accused. II has been
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AsociaI. A

On January 20. the grammar class
es Of Haight school we're honored
with 4 social By Miss Ruth Fleaele.
their teacher, At her boarding house.
The home Of Mrs. Ware and Miss
Bessie Phillips.
A. the guests arrived Miss Fleagle
received them In her pleasant, gen.
ial manner. and made an effort to
have each enjoy themselves 10 the
fullest extent. After numerous games
and amusements we're enjoyed, they
were invited TO partake of refresh
ments which were prepared by the
hostess of the house.
Those present were Mrs. Ware.
Misses Bessie Phillips. Ruth F1eagle,
Katharine Phillips. Anna Phillips.
GLADYS Phillips, Messrs. Brown CLARK.
Dudley ShIpley. Carol Phillips. Leon
ard Kelley. Edgar Niekols and Mrs.
Charles Phillips.
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lust Government League Meets -
Mrs. y. !. Herr's.

Mrs. y. i. HeTr's.
The Just Government League mel
At the residence Of Mrs. S. X Herr
IN Tuesday evening. This was the
first meeting since the holidays, and
as number OF the members were
detained at home On account Of sick
ness. the election of officers for the
coming year vas postponed until the
third Tuesday in February. when the
next meeting will be held.
All members are requested 10 abe
present at that meeting. as several
matters of importance vii be brought
before The League.
10 was decided 10 hold a public
meeting some time in the near future.
when \ speaker Of national renuta-
ton viii be present Tie president
vas requested TO write To DIR. Anna
Il. Shaw, and II possible secure her
a the speaker for the occasion. Mrs
Carroll Albaugh was elected to rep
resent Carroll County ~ chairman
IN the State Committee Of the Wo-
mans Suffrage Party. and Mrs. II. II.
aa delegate.
The next meeting will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. Vanderford. on
Tuesday evening. February Is.
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Entertained BY Hrs. James Psarre
Mantx.

The evening of January 1kLh. Wa
: notable occasion In tho Woman :
Club Year. The ladies with their
husbands, Of friends. as Invited
guests were entertained At the home
of Mfs. ]. J. Wantz. West Main
street.
The president Of the club. Mrs. I
z. Northron. made bTIaf Introdue=
tory speech. in shlch sbe outlined
The work nf the year. welcomed the
guests. and announced The firat per
son IN the program. Mlas Gertrude
Roger. who had most kindly con
sented 10 play a piano aolo. She gave
- An encore The Spanish National
Hymn.
Mia Mary Fisher. OF the College
Faculty. then read paper on Spain.
which vas o. far more than ordinary
interest Mis- Fisher had taught II
the Gullck school Tor eIfla. which Il
IN Spain, and also studied In Madrid
Her napet Nas received with the
closest attention from beginning 10
md. and Wa punetnated from time
Io time with personal anecdotes. She
also displayed souvenirs of which
she has a fine collection.
The hostess had prIsided most
dainty refreshments, which helped
make the social feature. what all
felt tie evening had been. a decided
success.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28
The Nomen's Exchange q Success

Tke Women's Exchange. East Main
street. Is making a success and i
doing really better than ils pro
motera expected They have IS con
slgnors and from November 24th 70
January 15. paid ont to conslsnors
s27g.34.
To give some Idea Of the sales
made BY this exchange we viii take
the past Saturday when 30 dozen Of
beat biscuits. 10 dozen rolls. B sacks
Of potato chips. dozen crullers. .
cakes. I pies and number O. fancy
articles were sold.
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determined to dispense with a jury
and try The case before the full bench
Judges Thomas. Brashears and For
syIhe. Sheriff Stoner notified the
petit jury on Friday not to attend
The notice Of the postponemenI of
the trial was not published In time
and on Monday morning a large num-
Der OF persons from every part o. the
county came here TO attend the trial,
and when informed Of the postpone
ment were much disappointed. Much
feeling was expressed about the delay
and many questions we're asked IS to
Its cause
N estimate Of the crowd at the
Court house was 500. enough to FIJI
the court room three times.
Extra deputies have been put On TO
guard the prisoner until his trial is
aei.
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TRAINS ssoHG0rsD
morsi Conditions In Six Tears Report
ed In Cascade.

Seattle. Wash. ian. 2s.--WIth \
heavy snow I'LL falling today. trans
continental railroads In the Cascade
Mountains we're experiencing the
worst conditions In six years. No
trains we're moved today on the
Canadian Pacific and Canadian North
eFn north of the international bonn-
dary. and on the American side the
Great Northern tTanzconllnentaI line
was still tied MP b the ayalanehea
thai have buried The tracks under
Tons OF snow
Because OF The shortage Of work.
men the Canadian lines have been
unable % clear The sno1 OF lhair
trackA None Of the trauzeontlnantaI
tTalns on these lines have moved
EInce lazI Sunday.
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IHAkIIerIhns.

bridegroom tin parlor ear1-Dar-
ling. You seem sad. Is Il possible that
YOU already regret the step you have
taken7
BrIde-No. dearest; It Isn't that I
am only worried. that's all.
Bridegroom--Worriedl Why. my
angel. what can you have 10 worry
about
Brlde-l'fe been trying TO remem-
ber something We might have forgot
ten. md ! can't.
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Ret. 0Donoyan TO Lecture nj st.
Johns Parish.

The nexI lecture under the auspices
Of The Knights Of Columbus will be
given Monday evening. January 31st,
at o'clock D. m. In St. Johns Parish
School Hal.
Tie lecturer will be Rev. Louis
0'Donovan. and his subject will be
French Gathedrals.. The lecture
viii be profuseIy illustrated; the
pictures having been selected with
great care.
This lecture Is widely known and
has been largely attended IN all the
cities where 1t has been delivered.
There viii be no charge for ad-
mission. Everybody i welcome.
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County commissioner.

The board mel on Monday aud
granted a special pension Of 50 10
Margaret Piper. Of new Windsor
district.
They also passed and paid NUM-
her oT bills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28
Reducing the Loss

Jack-"So the landlord lowered
your rent. He'll save money by that" "
Joe-sHow ao?"
Jack" Well. when You don't pay It
It will Ie less he L Iosing.n
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amrIageLI@nses.

David J. Harris and Fannie Il.
erabba. both OF Silver Hun.
Maurice !. Ecker and Alice B.
Glover. both of Medford
Raymond E. selby, Union Bridge,
and Hilda Foreman, Taneytosn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28
saIem Lutheran Charge.

SaIem Lutheran Charge.
81. benjamin n,a--Sunday school A.
m. Regular service a a. N. The
Mission and Aid Society vii meet at
the home of Mrs John {. Miller,
Thursday At t.a0.
st. John's-sunday school p. m
Regular service ? p. m. The w. 4. q
+. Missionary Society viii meet at tho
parsonage. Wednesday at 40. ".
f. Hersh. pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28
Nearly Speeches.

4 an "A man Of few words
shake hands, IN married. 100.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28

unlontoRn Lutheran charge, SER
vices at uniontown 1870 a. m. At
Baust 2 =. m.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Charge

Calvary Church, Sunday school
go n. m. Preaching service 1870 a.
m. Messiah Church. Sunday school
i.3Q p. N. Preaching service 2.90 p.
M. G. ". Baughman. pastor.
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On Wednesday evening the annual
banquet of Company II, 1st Inft, NJ.
n. G., and the 1st Regt. Band was
held in the armory In this city.
Covers we're laid for 120 and every
seat was occupied.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Marriage Licenses

Henry Hagenmsster. IS violet
George W French, rs. Hattie e.
nlmgrs. 40
Herman W. Gcssner. %. Buffalo.
Gertrude Dicdrich. IS same
Dave Levine. "a; Fannie Simons. q
George Papas. rs; Ellen VI smith.
Archie J chapp. %. Lillian NJ
Jacobs. q.
drey Browne. is. Calina, q.
Leo Michacls. %. Louise Grubha.
20
william Bowers. 80 West Virginia
Edna \ DBrjcn g., Toledo.
otto Gnath. Is Clara Burk, q.
Arthur ! Willtie. IS, Margaret
John Rackets. Is. Detroit; Dora
Lind. 90 Denver
Milo 4 V Hogan. %; Emily r.
~ Victor l. stark. ~. Grace \. Davis
virgil Newman, 81, BEDFORD Helen
HiN. rs Wayne. j..
Arthur q. Koyer. 81 Pittsburgh;
Margaret Cousins IS Windsor.
Francis G. McGrcpi g. Rochester
clara Blowers, 20. same
Ctco Hyart, %. Adella g. DeROse.
Albert = Evening rs. Detroit,
Tiussie " Tagan, %. Holly.
Frank Rice. - Lauretta Bennett
stanley Rapp. -; Ellen X Dunn
Paul A. Bard. 80. Marie Hsmbosck
a..
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
DETROIT TIM Z s

Cone~ White II uso. 2sc. standard
packages, 1872 u p Isc 10.
Feed--Jobblng Prices. i00-lb. SACKS
Bran S25. standard middllngs SO,
fine middlings. $50; cracked corn. SSbi
coarse corn meal s35, corn ana cat
chop, S32 ton.
Flour -JobbinR prices, Best Mlchl.
gan patent, $40 sccort patent. stoO
straight. 81 80, pure rye. $3.50. spring
patent. $50 bbl. Ina eighth paper
Detroit On-Raw lnsccd oil. 77c;
hotl.d luStrd, 900 gal. IN barrel lots.
Kerosene In iron barrels. DIAMOND
headlight SEC perfection S.6c, pala-
cine, l0.9c; red crown gasoline, I've
Hnrdmare-Naus. $3.50 kcr base;
au,'rr,I-d wine, S. 90 bundle. galvap-
ICED barhcd wire. point So sp1ni
galvanized sheets. 2i-gauge. f4.55; u
gauge sass; 2S-gauge, $500 90,
ayes. siu.ie handled. $3.50: double.
$3.50 doz.. black sheet metal. 22 and
24-RpuEc. S325; 26-Gaug". $3.50; 81
gauge, s3.85; 2S-gauEe taA0 per cwt
or. large, 80 and Of machine
bolts. small soc. 10 and 10 on: large.
4Oc. 10 and Off list.
HIdes=No 7 cured hides. 100. No.
I green hides. l6c; No. | cured bulls,
I5C, No. green bulls, l2c; No.
cured veal kip. 23c, No. l green veal
kip. 21c; No. cured murrain. lSc:
No. greer, murrain, lsc; 10. ! cured
saf ssG no NO reS1 o Sa horS s1f hG Ss
1850: No. / tallow, nc; No ? tanow.
shc per ID. No. 2 hides. l off; No.
kip and calf. NC on sheepskin
(as TO amount wooD. 50c4s1.25.
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Joseph Peak. p. Mary sta a.
Loon g. Molirtt %. Toledo, Daisy
SChaumlynel. same.
Charles a. Coesono. 20. Rose q.
Barha, 20.
EgN,ln scott. % Bertha r. How
frank r. coaeh. 2S; Catherine r.
sam Victor. %. selma herman %
Morris Guldberg 20 Rose KoeuiBs-
E1doipbo Crookcr. 80 Lucy Lewis.
Charles A. Akey. 81. Louise j.
jasapa conp,u 25 Eulo Van Pat
John mros "a. Wanda Dubiel. 90
frr a. rurtiss, -, Alma G.. llol-
'.orse Japan. 20, Laura Gobericn
49,
a.aepp Gusumano, 10, Mariana
Iil Maria. 10
John KauisN %. Anna Mshach, z
ELMER walter 70, Dorothy Can
i.ars1 r Mitchell. 90 Florence \
Hernard Starikon. 3d. Yetta Levin.
Ns,h,n o Wilson. so. Ellen II
IlIkIu. 1s
..faal r.arota 90 Mary G Manino
Andrew Bozzo a. Cotcrina cal.
la, lG
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
HIGHLAND PARK
OPPOSES CITY
MANAGER PLAN

According To William ! Rankin.
a member Of the Highland Park
charter commission, who has just re-
turned from Dayton. where he and
the other members OF the commits
sion Investigated the city manager
plan OF government. conditions in
Highland Park are 50 different from
those in Dayton as not 10 warrant
the proposed change in the plan OF
government
According 20 Mr. Rankin the city
manager plan would raise the eN-
penscs OF the executive department
At least $4,000 year 4 city mhu-
ager would have "a receive al leasL
$4,000 a year, and the salries pid
10 his corps NJ agsistents and to
the heads Of the departments would
also be large A. the same time ~,
village would have 10 continue pay
ing salaries 10 the president Of tho
village and the council The city
manager could hire and hre "a he
pleased, while the president would
only preside az legislative meetings.
The tendency in the city manager
plan is TO select officials who are
not tax payers in the village, but
are only professional Office holders.
Mr. Rankin says.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
MOTOR STOCKS
ARE ACTIVE ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE

After a week of extreme dullness
the Detroit Stock Exchange showed
disposition 10 rally Tuesday morn
ing when transactions centering in
Paige-Detroit anl REQ Car amounted
TO several hundred shares Paige
Dctroi, sold up three points from
The bid on Monday, the total sales
amounting 10 800 shares More
than 500 share of Roo Car were
sold, at prices ranging between AZ
and 43.
Some few shares OF Continental
were sold, 50 in all it was a good
day for motor stocks, there being
practically no activity in any OF the
other listed issues.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
MOrtuary

BROWN Aug %. 1915. Queen g..
aEed % years dearly beloved and
only daughter ~ George u and
Cecilia Brown. 3019 Wr7t Grand
blvd Funeral from First baptist
church, corner pinErcc. and Wood
ward-aNcs. Wednesday, Aug 30, at
p m.
MIIIER-AuE %. suddenly. Ernest
Guy Miller. Romans M Neil p
Sullivau's chapel go Oakland ave.
Notice ~ funeral later
PUDDIFORD -Darwie Edward. aged
3 years months and ID days. son
OF Edward and Sadie Iuddford
Notice OF funeral later Jackson
papers please COPY
SMITH Suddenly. Aug o. william
Henry Smith. aged 20 years. hc.
loved husband OF Katherine Anna
Smith ahd dear fath'r ~ William
II. Jr.. Mvron w Mrs Ch1s w
Todd and Alfred T. Burial from
residence ~ daughter. sGT seven
teenth. Wednesday. ? p. on Private.
TRINKAIS -Aur %, 1915. az her
residence. 203 Chcstnut-st.. Emma
Cnee SChotfprD aged fb Years boz
loved wife 81 william TrinkRus aud
mother 81 Mrs Arthur Curtin.
Christian and Rhea Trinkaue Flu
neral from residence "Wednesday al
sl5 a. m. and Al SIS. Peter and
Paurs cathedral. adelaide and John
r. st, az . o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Births
BOYS

BOYS
Mariana Tcfrara, 487 Alfred Luigi
Munteuutte 800 Chenc, Tony Iawl-
Sky, sSt 1wcuty-third; Ludwik Plaza,
l3 lockwood. Joe Coruso, ans H. Fort
willard Davidson, 25o Twelfth, Jul
Illus SzyiCzewsli, Az T.. Garfield Al
Szymun Wais. 46l f.. Forest, Aloysius
fieTtZCholslI, 296 l.. Forest, SIR
Bopoleu, 1876 Catherine, Scman Car
ran, ,l3 f. Larnod, Tony Mullise. 276
MulIett, Cess CheglosO. 325 T.. Fort;
bu7iavv SChwerZ, 81 Hi, Joseph OIL
tszok. 400 WesSon; William Brda,
lG5t Michigan, Howard }. Walsh.
Harper hospital Ben SuIat 30 Theo-
oore. Morris Brooks. Grace hospl-
tai Michael Cook 2l90 Russell Mar
Gel Adamsld. 1874 Leuchner, Francis
j. Williams 5Gj Newport, Frank Cas-
Stiila s. MACH Rudolph Schremscr.
itH Brcvort John Freeman. 232 Eliot.
Frrd,ri. k r.. Ncsbitt. 81 Hendrie. OF
Asia. PAS Aluilstt. Ncrn StedWan, OBJ
braguon GrzegosZ Mikulski. lu6 Yer
mont. Carl torpt, lll1 JOS. Campau
loZef ulkoskL lo7t2 Ferry e George
kpv~ki Col T. Milwaukee, Archie
Mitchell 576 Cameron. Laurence
FirmwinE. 1886 Harper hospital
Hugo HuCbutr. cas- Howell Joseph
HsN.k. - Peterson. Sapdlry SgT-
harouski. 200 Chenc; Joseph r. Bre-
Can AGA Bellevue, William \ Walk
81 80 Falcon John G. Gaulls lo2
k'n.lWorth. Merit 2. Byrns, Provi
denrc hospital, julius Wollewitch.
g25 Theodore. Potter Sctini. 67G Will
lis. charles seth. 1854 East Grand
blvd. Elmer l.. Haberkoru, 255 Glad
stone. John Misza, 1925 Proctor. AL
fred d. Woln, GI2 Williams. William
j T'aice. 201l West Grand blvd.
WasyI Elymuk 1913 Mt' Elliott. carl
i Mcqueen. 90 BELLEVUE. Frank ru-
bljsEL f2l Garfield. Joe y. Cvorak,
so Ferry, Allan y. YOUNG, Woman. S
hospital.
Nfrcd @. Thomson Harper hospi-
tai William Sruuitz 255 JOS cam
pau John ku2isk. 5St Twenty third.
Frank i.aeoriI sl1 Theodore. w al
hospital Henry u. Myers. 1873 sec
np1 james y Fitzpatrick, 67S VII
Hams Konstanty Zah7wski. 2f Kra-
koW-pl Louis Wolpin, 40 Benton;
Tot. 1873 Seminole. Schiva Domn. SO
Franklin, John ParII 645 f. con
Cress. George Szuillacc. TIC Russell,
Frank Tudaro. jGS Fort, William
Kerr. 1868 Campbell Joseph Oles-
eek, 400 Wessun. Edward 'ahill. 201
r. Forest. John g. saunders 1898 Nc
Cln'Iau. John y French. 2S5 HuEarth.
Michele Chrome. $50 T.. Iaf1Nette
August j. Rumps. az + Jeff erson;
Fred pea-r. ll4 Grand River: Harry
A. Marshall. s2o4 Phillip Henry Hal
vorson. 1914 Seminole. stephen Ven
Eliuy. 274 Green, Jesse McCandless.
244 Third, j Stanorske, 30 Melville,
William 4 Van BcelAn. 451 Colllng-
wood. William u. Bell, 50 Hendricks;
Felix 4. KaraSZc Wski. 1915 Joseph
Campau; Jacob Schaian 1884, Ea II
Grand-hlvd. John Nerzanski. 2S OLE
yer. Theodore Mondzelew ski, ~ Gar
lanr Mike Obramska 116 Warren
Joe Kukla. 50 Gilbert, Karl Miller
go Nacomh.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Miss Leah Ling. OF London, Ont
Is the guest o. MI and Mrs W.
Mr. and Mrs. ownshend, ~ Eains-
willie. N. Y. hay arrived to srtnd
month In the village.
The Highland Park board Of edu-
cation has purchased a new AUTO 20
be used in carrying supplies 20 the
'& Mrs pennis"n ~ No. 2o5 Highland
ave. Is suffering from STRAINED
Mrs. Roosevelt, and family aed Miss
Ketchum. OF No So waverly- ave,
have returned home from an extend
ed motor trip through New York and
Miss Ivy Doughty. Of No. 1875 Wa
verly-ave, spent the weekend at
sylvan lake. the guest of MIS- Ra-
chel Chadwick
Mr. and Mrs Parkinson. ofiNo. ls5
EImhurst- ave. viii leave Thursday
on two weeks trip 60 RphRlo. Nj
aRara Falls and tho Toronto -fair
Miss Ruth cage. ~ No. 2iF High
land-Rve,. returned Monday 10 her
home. following To-day stay IN
Edward ana Dingwell CoSvan. -
No. 90 Stev"ns- ave, are sprryiiuE thr
week iu Port Huron
Miss Violet Doughty. 81 40. 100
WaveTly- lie visiting Witp r. ends
AZ Wirona beach for nupnh"r Of
days
Mr. and Mrs Allen. movedI Monday
from No 2O3 GIend1Ic-nve 10 No Els
Ruena NistR-Rve. east
Horace Braun. ~ No. 2t2 Highland
ave has returned home followlng
. stay Of several DAYS iu Charleston.
Mr and Mrs. \. r smith ,ard fan-
ily formerly - No. l0l calvert -avC.
arc now residiug ~ No. COZ cortland
Mss violet Doughty. 90 No. 1876
~ g.. \ oil.
Walt AZ Cherry beach with friends.
Mr. and Mrs carr hade moved
from No 292 TuNedo-ave. 60, No. lAS
CollirEwood ave.
turned 20 their home ~ Nct 25s Cort-
land-aye. after having visited their
summer cottage in Fair Hhven
William RoRer-on and sEn Bill Of
No els H!F hland-ave., snfnt Monday
Mr.. George W BrundaRe has
moved from Third-ave. 20 y" SO TUX
cdo-Rvr.
is spending the w"ek ueaV Port liur-
Mn and Mrs Jay L. Garfield and
NJ. and Mrs Jay GrinuB have re-
turned home from motor trip
Willard r Rogers. W No 2o6
Highland ave. has beeB called to
cleveland o.. because ufftha serious
illness tf ms HTtiHFr
Mrs hartmann Of NrEv Jersey. is
VISITING Mrs. f. ~ owen. OF No. 80
AvalOU-gvn
MIR and Mira Mckenzie moved Mon
day from 40 80 Nvalon ave 90 No.
80 Monterey-
= X smith has recently purchased
$4,000 worth of the snew Edison
diamond disc Uhon0RtE phe. which
VIII bo received at tho local 's'ah-
ushm'nt I'M the very n'rr future.
Mr. and Mrs y. Chambers, former
lN ~ No l6p Ayalpn-sEc.. are now
ttk.nE up th.ir nov ro tacnce AZ No.
T37 CHntOn-lve, Detroit
II b. expected that thr' new light
ms sNst,m uu Woodward -ay" VIII boo
completed within q wcept
MISS Hattie Allen. of Youngstown.
- has been the guest Of NJ and
MIS- NlIcn Of No "a Ts'resford-
fut % number OF days
NJ md Mrs. otonnpr and family
mu., MONDAY from me corner %
the Twelve Mile-rd. anil John R-st.
10 SO 2} Csudler-avc
Wellington Young. 20 No. io Flor
euco-avr., "a spending lthc week In
Port Huron,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
AUTO CRASHES
INTO TELEGRAPH.
POLE; ONE HURT

Miss Gladys Aiken. No 299 EuN-
edoaye., Highland Park. receiysi a
fracture OF her right aru and was
bruised about the body when an
automobile In which she and thrcn
companions were returning TO their
home from Pine Lake ran into a
telephone pole MOndaV NORTH of
Birmingham, None of the Others in
the car were injured. Miss Aiken
was removed 10 Harper hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Deaths

John Piokert. 230 Avery. 80 year.
gastric cancer, Arthur :. Dennis. llar-
per hospital A. years, dcIrlum ire-
mems. Ilnka Mitchell Central and
Michigan. ! year. cholera iuflntum
Lucinda Back hansen. $50 Waterloo,
SO years, plcurIsy, Irene T.. May. ~
Mitchell, I months marasmus, John
r. Peters I5N INauboe 81 years, acute
tal annex. p years, acute dllitatluu
Of heart. Elizabeth II. Grant. Harper
hospital. about 90 years, general
septicemia: talavinH budck, tij
russell about 81 years. cardiac asth-
ma. Anthony HIsantc. 1912 Cadillac,
days, couvulsions, Leonard kcmpa,
1856 Junction, Z months. cholera in
fantum. Charlotte WetzcI l1oS Bald
Samuel Beiman. 901 Garfield, 80 years
phtutsis rulm'nitis. Robert CalI-
we'll Harper hospital, SO years, car
diac failure. Gertrude &. G. Burton,
lyticus Frances Broukec, 626 Pr
quette. Z! years. pulmonary tuher-
CulOsis, Peter kOcaTa, l33 Gr1ndY. II
months. ontcro-colitis, Carol W. Ma
colttis. Paul Klaus, 1913 Franklin, :
months lobar pneumonia. Margaret
Dcnnison, St Mary hospital. -
years, pcritonitis, James II. Butler.
Herman Eiefer hospital. ~ years.
pulmonary tuberculosis, BronislRw
Chencinska. 312 TUlman. "a months
sastritis: John BankaWski 306 VII
! Hams, % years. C"rchral cnlbolism
! steven Kutelak. i76 south. days
acute bronchitis, Hilda y Miller. 90
/ Cavot. months dySentcry FarrN
| Netkc. Children's Free hospital
| year, hroncho pneumonia. Floyd ~
! Richert. 697 Rohns, 8 month";. oucGo
pneumonia. shirley NJ Feuskc. EOS
! Williams years lohar pneumonia,
! Wlsdyslsw kukorzka, 1l22 Junction.
| 2 months cholera infautum. Stauis-
! law Swlatek. so Horton. days. acute
! bronchitis. Martha Albrreht 1875
! 1lmwood months. eutCr0- Colitls
| Josephine Uascnbeck 2o5 Mitchell
! so wears Addison disease Andrew
| Walcwskj ft9 NEcr. II months. CON
| WILSON'S, Melvin Kolar, 1879 Mcdhury
| ! month. Intestinal collie.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
INJURED YOUTH
DIES; CORONER
INVESTIGATING

Robert Palond. rs years old, No,
I'D LaBelle-ave., Highland Park,
who was struck by an automobile at
Woodwald-ayc. and the Eightmlle-
I'd. Sunday evening, died in Grace
hospital, Monday evening
The machine was going az n high
rate OF poed. according tn witness
es. and did not stop after striking
the man The police are searching
for the driver
Coroner Burgess is Investigating.
Palond's skull vas fractured and ,he
suffered internal injuries
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
START CAMPAIGN
AGAINST CRUELTY
TOWARD HORSES

An extensive campaign has beeT
started by tho Highland Park
branch Of the Animal Welfare asso-
citation against owners ~ horses.
Several arrests already have been
made. Deputy Sheriff William Dor
land, IN charge ~ the work. i, exam.
lining 200 horses day for sore
shoulders, feet and diseases, and ~
inspecting barns
The following have been arrest
Cd, charged VITA cruelty 10 animals:
Emil Clalrhout, No 90 Altered ,
grading contractor. Clarence shark.
40. SIS Fast Grand-hlyd. ~ work on
the Detroit Terminal railroad eHtcn
sion. and Georre Sh, fforl, OF Green
field township All Will be arraEn.
ed during the week