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The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
DRAINS

Highland Park. Mich. Aug. ~.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals viii be received nv the
clerk OF the village OF Highland
Park up to s o'clock. p. m, Eastern
Standard time. Of Monday. the 2lst
day OF August. 1918. for the con-
HtruCtlon % certain drains In Dawson
and pequindrc avenues east Of The
village limits. circular In shape and
constructed either ~ reinforced con-
crete pipe or % vitrihed clay pipe.
Approx Isis u 81 23-in,
drain and s25 e. Of 2l-in drain
will be required, with manholes and
other appurtenAncFs.
The plans and spec ncations under
which tho work is 20 I've done may be
examined 1T the office 90 the vintage
clerk, and copies 81 the same may
be obtained nv making deposit Of
Five Dollars. which will be refunded
upou their return. IN good condition.
certified check for sum not
less than five per cent 81 the amount
81 the proposal viii be required with
each proposal.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals. aud the right 20 waive de-
f~cts In proposals. are reserved by
the village
n. VI FORD.
Village clerk.
r. C-FOSTEH,
Superintendent ~
Public Works.
UoAD MD DECK ER,
Consulting Engineers.
Ann ATbor, Michigan
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
WILL VOTE ON
PREFERENTIAL
BALLOT SYSTEM

The preferential ballot system Is
70 be submitted TO voters OF High
land Park in the fall election This
was decided by Tie charter revision
commission in meeting. Friday
night At present, Highland PARK
has the non-partisan election sys
tenn, which includes the primary Tn
der the new system, the primary
viii be abolished.
The charter commission Will hold
public meeting. Tuesday night, 10
which have been invited the pres
ent and past village presidents,
members of the council and OF the
former charter commission and citi-
gems Interested IN the movement
The commission will recommend
the incorporation OF the city man
ager plan in the charter
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
SCHOOL TO MAKE
DAILY TESTS OF
ALL WATER USED

The Highland Park board OF edu.
cation has voted TO purchase appa-
ratus for the science department OF
the village high school, for the pur
pose OF Analysing the water used
In the school for both swimming and
drinking purposes Tests will be
made daily.
The board is doing everything pos
sible TO keep the water in the swim
ming pool pure. The tank Is emptied
twice weekly, and fresh water is
continually flowing into IT, A doctor
Is stationed at the nigh school, and
anyone wishing TO swim in the pool
whether a pupil OF an outsider must
first submit to physical examina.
ton.
A swimming instructor is 10 be
kept in the school TO teach students
To swim
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
S-YEAR-OLD BOY
STRUCK BY AUTO

Alfred Willis. eight years old, No
II Pasadena-sve. Highland Park.
was run down by an automobile near
his home, Friday night. William
Orr. 20 years old. OF No. $50 Grand
ave west. driver OF the machine,
was arrested and charged with reck-
less driving
The youngster was crossing the
street when the machine struck him.
dragging him several yards. wit
nesses told the police. Fred Went.
No. IA Pasadena.ave.. picked the
child up and hurried him 10 a physi-
clans Office on Wood ward ave.
where IL was found that his back
was partially crushed and that h.
had suffered internal injuries. He
viii recover
Arthur A. Kiser. special deputy
sheriff, arrested Orr.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
REINFORCED CONCRETE
RESERVOIR

Highland Park. Mich. Aug. ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed
prOpoanls will bc received by tho
CLERK 81 the village ~ Highland Park
up To o'clock y. m. Eastern stand =
ard time. on Monday. the 2lst day OF
August. 1916. Tor the construction or
reinforced concrete reservoir APP
proximatciy 1873 It. by 29i T.. out
side. and ~ a.. deep at the wall line
The exterior wall Will he or but
trees type and ~ uniform section all
around The fOor VIII be 81 double
slab construction, with "A waterproof.
ing membrane OF bituminous material
between lower and upper slabs
Tho plans and specincations under
which the work ~ 10 be done may
he examined ~ tho office ~ the WI
lage clerk. and copies 81 the same
may be obtained by making de-
post az Five Dollars. which VIII be
refunded upon their return, ~ good
condition
IA certified check for sum not less
than I'VE per cent. ~ the amount ~
the proposal will he required with
each proposal
The right to reject any or all pro-
posalH. and the right 10 waive de-
fects ~ propoRale are reserved by
the village.
X NJ FORD.
Village Clerk
H. e. FOSTER.
Supt OF Public Works.
IIOAp AND DECKER.
ConWltiuR Engineers.
Ann ArboT. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
In Highland Park Pulpits
CoNGREc STroNtI

CONGREG ATrONtI
The following pastors Will substi-
tute for the Rev. l. Paul Taylor dur
ing his vacation Aug 10. William
william J. Jacobs OF Boulevard Con-
gregstional. Detroit Aug. 81. John n
Pushneli. n II. These men viii
preach At morning services only. "a
no evening services will be held dur
ing tho summer months
BAPTIST
Sunday morning service. 1850 a.
m. Bible school, noon. sunday even
ing. union service and mass meeting
% the churches in Highland Park IN
the interest OF the coming sunday
evangelistic campaign. George sun
day, son Of the evangelist, and Or.
walker. also OF the party. are 10
speak at this service. "Wednesday
evening. Tt5 p. m. fellowship ser
vice Young Peoples union Will meet
Monday evening at T.i5 instead OF
sunday as heretofore.
PREsByTEutAN
Rev. G. A. Hunter. OF Eaton.
Ohio. Will preach in the wG,rr,nn.
evening service Is to be omitted ow-
ing TO the fact that the churches OF
Highland Park are TO hold union
service IN the Baptist church on
Ford-avc Bible school at aI5 a. m.
The lessons NJ present are dealing
with the ministry OF Raul. The Rev
!. ~. Macdonald viii return next
week and will occupy his pulpit Aug
20 Christian Endeavor meeting At
how 10 get ~" Miss Ruth Sergeant,
leader \ mid-week prayer service
viii he held Wednesday evening NJ :
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

Ypsilanu. where they visited friends
and relatives
Miss Elsa Mau, OF No. lO2 winona-
aye; has returned o. her home from
Markinac Island. whore she has been
entertained by Nh and Mrs. I. NJ
Gallagher, Tor ave weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs eaton Weaver and
family have moved from No. l66
lhghlnnd-aye.. TO cleveland, ..
Mrs. Glasford, OF Capav, Mich, and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth GIN ord, ~
No. 100 Bucua NiFta-avc. wrst. are
spending the weekend at Niagara
Falls.
Or. and Mrs D. McClurg. OF No.
279b Woodward have returned
from a visit with friends at LeNing-
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Zimmerman and
family. former residents ~ No. ~
Woodland-ave,, are now making their
new home At - TuNcdo-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Burch, or No. 90
n few days at Niagara Falls
Miss Esca q. Rodger. Of No. -
Buena Vista-aNe. west. Is home from
Ann Arbor. whore she was entertain
ed for a number OF days by relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Zerby. OF Los An
geles, cal, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs eaton Weaver, of No.
1876 Highland-ave have left 10 spend
several weeks with relatives In De-
troit
Mrs WIN. Y Bralcy and daughter,
Josephine. OF Monterey-a ave. have re-
turned to their home after hay ing
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
II Brown. OF Npsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T.. Rowe. OF No.
2is9 Woodward are at home
after having spent a week az Mil
ford with friends
Mrs Mary j. PAUL, Of No. 200
Highland-aVe.. has returned home
from Calumet. where she had been
very pleasantly entertained by
friends for the past two weeks.
claire and l.ucellc, OF No 20 Mon
terey-sve.. have been spending a
few weeks al their summer home at
Mrs. y. V. Clancy has returned 70
her home a. No. 239 Highland-ave
after having spent the past six weeks
In Atlantic CITY, Ashbury Park. New
York city and Newark. y J.
Collins smith. Of No - Richton-
Lakeville. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Smalley and
two children 81 No. IS Richton-ave.
are hoZ- from four-weeks' visit
at Coldwater. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Carray OF
Elstow. Saskatchewan Can and Mr..
and Mrs John Milden, OF Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan. can. who have heen
the guests OF M and Mrs Braun. OF
No 242 Hjghland-ave for the past
month haNe departed for London.
Toronto. and other Canadian points
before returning 20 their homes.
Mr. and Mrs Dan T. smith. OF No.
81 RiChton-ave left today for Lake
tRge for a few week.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Faces Larceny Charge.

Victor LaBoeuf, 80 years, No. 5000
West Grand blvd. employed by the
Burroughs Weather Strip Co, was
arrested Saturday morning by the
Highland Park police on a charge OF
larceny The warrant for his arrest
was sworn out by Mrs. John J.
Paultus, No. % Coloradoave.. for
whom IABoeuf worked while she
was on vacation. LaBoeuf %.
tanned key for the house from the
gardener and removed an electric
Hat iron. a chsuffeur's OUTFIT. and
some tools. Il is alleged. All OF the
missing articles were found in the
mans room.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
WOMAN HELD FOR
STARVING CHILD,
BLAMES HUSBAND

A story OF want and cruelty on
the part OF her husband is told by
Marie JAMES. No l55 Anderson-st..
hamtramck. arrested on a charge
of starving her 2.yearold boy. Wal
ter
Her husband gave her 81 a week
said Mrs. JAMES. and although she
worked hard scrubbing floors TO
make extra money. she was unable
to properly support the child. With
what little money she had, she sent
him TO hospital. where he died
last week. The case is being thor
oughly investigated by the prosecu-
tors office
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
ARREST MAN
FOR ATTACK ON
YOUNG GIRL

John Beck. q years old. living at
No ii2 Milwaukee.ave west De-
troit. was arrested by the Highland
Park police. Friday. charged with At
lacking six-ycar-old girl. Beck
met the child in Perrin park. Dav
isonr d Wednesday He told her
10 return Thursday and he would
take her TO Palmer park Instead
he took her To the woods on Davi
son.rd Her cries attracted the At.
tention OF Chas Shutter No 14l
Grand ave east. who held the man
until the police arrived.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
TELLS COP HE'S
SINGLE; FORTUNE
TELLER is FINED

There will be no gypsy camps in
the vicipity OF Highland Park, IL
the village police can help r. Min
ME Stevens came from Ecorse Fri.
day to find a suitable spot for her
party 10 camp She met Henry
Frederlcks. patrolman, then Off
duty and told his fortune She
made mistake In telling Freder-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Highland Park Notes

william a. Anderson. Jr. Of Vir-
ginia, has Joined Mira. Anderson.
who Ia spending the summer with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Bushnell.
OF No. III Connectlcut-ave +"
Mrg Pagcl has returned to her
home at No. els Highland ave. from
Gratiot beach. where she spent sew
eral days with her son.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Coulter. OF
Rhode fsland-ave.. have returned
from n visit ~ Lime cline, the sum
Luce. NJ Long Lake. Alpena.
Mr. and Mrs Freeman. 81 New
York city. have moved 20 the village
and are residing at No. i37 High
land-ave
Mr. and Mrs Bert punton. os No.
100 Avalon-ave., spent Thursday At
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
HIGHLAND PARK

icks that he was u pacnelor. He
placed Minnie under arrest, JUS
tice Bendelow fined her 81 and or.
dered her to leave the village al
once.
Minnie had but s2.25 with her. but
she gained the sympathy of the Jus
tioe TO the extent that he made up
the difference from his own pocket.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Drives Sick Horse.

Abe Riebuck. No. ESQ Hastings. st,
Detroit.t % years old, butcher,
drove sick horse through the
streets OF Highland Park. Friday aft
ernoon. Justice flanagan dealt leni.
entity with the man when he ex-
planned that he had been III for sew
eral months, and could not afford
to buy another horse The animal
was turned over TO the Highland
Park Animal Welfare society for
treatment.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
MOrtuary.

BIESER-AuR ~. 1915. noroth"a.
aged - Years. reliCt OF the late
Matthias PIescr and dear mother OF
Albert Mrs Joseph BRIGHTER and
Mrs William Guetschow Flu neral
from residence. l2l Macomh-st-
Monday ~ 80 a. N, TO 81. Mary
church At ..
BoUCH,RT- suddenly Aug ~, at
her homo i5S Coplln-HVe. Emelie.
beloved wife - Charles and mother
~ John Bouchart Mrs "
Wood. Mrs. - Reche and Mrs WI
liam Risrhor Funeral Monday at
ais from residence and 10 a. m. 1t-
St GATHERINGS church.
DNoRAK Aug 10. 1915. at her rest
dcnce. 29o Seward-ave., Anna. he.
loved wife Of Louis pvorak and
dear mother Of Louis. Bessie md
Mrs = r Kator and dear sister ~
Emil kriezing"r. Funeral Monday
afternoon at o'clock from above
residence. lntcrment AT Evergreen
cemetery.
FARRELL n. 1915. ~ hor rest
deucc 1te Htzelwood-av Eliza
beth widow OF the late Michael j.
Farrell. mother OF Rev VI ! Far
roll ~ Carleton, Mich Frances X
and Miss Jane and sister NJ Iuella,
n tho T. r. NJ OF Monroe. Mich.
Funeral from above residence Mon
day al $50 and the Blessed sac
lament church ~ 70 n. N.
Gordon. noe craft, beloved daugh-
ter 81 Hiram T. and Helen Craft
and dear sister 81 Mrs. y. Sweet,
Lawrence and Stanley Cratt Fu-
neral sunday afternoon at 90 from
her parents residence rs Van
Cuurt-avc. Iuterment al New Bus-
ton. Mich
AESSLE- Aug ~, 1916, suddenly;
Marie. aged 20 Years. beloved
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs Frank J
Grnessle and dear sister OF Frank
! Jr Funeral from parents r"st-
dencc. $50 Bclvidere-ave. Notice OF
time later.
CIR tEsSLE- Aug II. 1915. suddenly,
Tresa. aged 81 Years. beloved wife
OF Frank ]. Graessle and dear moth
er ~ Frank u. Jr. and the late
Marie Funeral from her late resi-
dence. 430 Belvldere. Notice or
time later
HoFFM II. At his home.
1896 Sheridan-Rve. Edwin. beloved
son Of Emma and the late Albert
Hoffman,, dear brother Of Mrs
Hermann. aged ~ years. Funeral
Monday at ? p. IN from residence.
MARTIN Robert. aged -. died at
Grand Rapids, Aug. II. Leaves sis
ter. Mrs. James Gillespie. Funeral
parlors. q w Hancock, Monday at
p m. Burial at Woodmere.
OWEN Suddenly, Aug II, 1914. Geo,
A beloved husband ~ Marion Sales
owen. IN his soth year. Notice OF
funeral later
PARKER Aug 10, suddenly. In her
summer home. Grande pointe.
Louise r. widow ~ the late Byron
W Parker. mother OF 4. Medium
and Gladys +. Parker and Mrs. A.
r. Smith. OF Grand Rapids Mich
Funeral Monday from her resi-
duncc. 1852 East Ferry ave, at S:2o
n IN aud Holy Rosary church ~ 2
a m Grand Rapids press please
copy.
sPERIICH Matilda tuee Brunke),
Aug ., aged 20 years. beloved wife
OF William e. SpcrliCh. dear mother
~ Harold and Walter. sister OF
Herman and Adolph Brunke. Mrs.
Harry kilmau. lr., and Mrs. Ed
ward Charboncau Funeral Satur-
daV from residence. i7S Ludden-s St,
NJ aud az St Trinity Lutheran
church, 'Cratiot and Rivard-sts, at
ESQ y. IN.
yALLIFRE-AuE II. 1915. I'm her
residence. 1890 wclfth- St. Mary g,
widow OF the late Angus VALERIE,
mother of Mrs \ W 81 clair Mrs.
Lottie Rclanger Mrs Richmond
Briggs. Mrs Florence Cameron aud
Maryonc 4 Nailiere Funeral Mon-
day. . q m. TO St Agnes church.
Intcrment Mt Elliott cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CHURCHES TO
HOLD BILLY
SUNDAY RALLY

All OF the churches lying In the
Sunday tabernacle district who are
20 cooperate In the Billy Sunday
campaign will join 81 prayer meet.
ing rally to be held Thursday night
AT 7:45 O'Clock in the Cass-aye.
Methodist church, Dr. Isaac Ward
and George VI. sunday son Of the
evangelist. will be the speakers.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Clerk To Attend Meet.

Royal VI Ford. clerk OF Highland
Park. has been authorized by the
village council to attend the sixth
annual convention OF the Michigan
Association of Village Clerks. which
will meet in Bay City, Aug II and
1s. MIR Ford Will try to have the
1917 meeting brought TO Highland
Park
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
NANTED-AGENTs

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Wanted.
live-wlrc calendar statesmen for an
territories UneXcelled line Lib
eral commission ADDRESS North
wood Mfg Co. Inc. Potsdam. y y.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

TRY Bemb Floral Service"
Flowers for Everybody"
The y. Bomb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 21O3 i53 Bates-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
HELr wASTED-MsLE

Ut.IP wA~TED-NsLE
a YOUNG MAN. iG TO is years old,
for office work Apply Magnus 90,
Inc, % Brush-st
a ROY about rs, with experience in
drug store. poty Bros. iS3 Wood %
ward
ARREE--First class fast workman.
Guarantee 50 ca Patk-Bl "
-Y=-rs----=--s--4----- 4-f--t 49,
BARBER wanted St5 half over Sc
good for So. 3is Clay-ave.
BARBER First-class fast workman
Guarantee 81. 12f Michigan-ave
Roy wanted for crrands and offcc
good opportunities. Room 500. 1871
Griswold-s ~.
ROY wanted for general work IN
printing establishment, no expert
enCe necessary splendid opportun-
~ ity>for adVanCcment Apply super
intcndcnt Sc \Seldcu-avC.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
FOR sALE--FARMs.
FOR sAIE--FAR Ns.

ACRES EXCHANGE
Will stu $40 win VIII sell
IL q
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on Or beautiful lake sx.eilgnt beae ter eahns This VII
~.
a a.
Ike cit proper
Detroit
OF $4,000
0
dcsr
N besto soil;
chamber
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

LABORERs wANTED-By George A.
Fuller Company at Ford Motor
Company. Woodward and Terminal
Railroad. Highland Park. See fore
man on Job.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

BUSINESS oPrURTt MITES
COOP ACTIVE MAN ae partner IN
real estate Have office and ma
chin. 336 Frudal-aN.
Al rONDBIIES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
IN A VARIETY

Having purchased our stock of comforts and
blankets before the great advance in prices, we
are enabled to save you money on your bedding.
We won't attempt to describe or quote prices
in this small space, but only ask you to come IN
and let us show you the line and make you
prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24
Fall Fashions in Full Display


and materials arr
andar employed their creation sta
clothes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24
FALL DRAPEPIES
AUTUMN SILKS, VELVETS, AND
WOOLEN FABRICS

Our display of favored fall fabrics ecpses any
previous attempt early In the We made our
purchases early securing the lowest prices and getting
early deliveries enabling us to you choice selection
Of both staple and novelty fabrics very interesting
nrces The new and most wanted including plain
and fancy sans in the guaranteed Bding and Skinner
fabrics Charmeuse Georgettes Crepe Chiffons in
bewidering assortment OF the shades.
splendid assortment of velvets in good range of the
new colorings,
Among wonderful collection of woolen fabrics are
shown velours Poplns Gaberdines Whipcords, serges
and Broadcloths, and plaids and stripes.
We advise an early inspection and selection as 1t will
be impossible to duplicate any OF the numbers are
showing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24

STEIN BLOCH and SCHLOSS BROS.
SMART CLOTHES
The real worth of Stein Bloch and Schloss
Bros Garments is not told in a moments hand
ling. 1t is best suggested by the fact that the
men who shape the destinies of big affairs, men
who are leaders, wear this type of clothes and
count them important factors in their success.
Fall Suits $3.50 to S45.00
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24

FALL STYLES IN BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHES
Whatever youthful fancy demands, we supply.
The "gingery" young fellows like the breezy
STYLES of our clothes. The active, romping
School Boys find our clothes as sturdy as they
should be.
Boys 'Suits---S2.50 to $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-24
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS

TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS
In this department on the 2nd floor you will
find it easy to select just the style trunk, suit
case or travelling bag you most desire, at the
price you would like to pay. Let us show you
this magnificent line whether you are ready
to buy or not.
The Washington times., 1916-02-11
SAL rs IN HOT WATER
CLEARS P|MPLY.SK
Says we must make kidneys
clean the blood and pimples
disappear.

Pimples. sores. and bolls usually re-
suit from toxins. poisons and impurities
which are generated In tho bowels and
then absorbed into the blood through
the very ducts which should absorb only
nourishment to sustain the body.
1t is the function of the kidneys TO
filter impurities from ths blood and
cast them out in the form of urine. but
In many Instances the bowels create
more toxins and impurities than the
kidneys can eliminate. then the blood
uses the skin pores as the next best
means of getting rid of these impurities
which often break out all over the skin
In the form OF pimplcs.
The surest way to clear the skin of
these eruptlons, says a noted authority,
Is to get from any pharmacy about
four ounces Of Jad Salts and take a
Tablespoonful In glass of hot water
each morning before breakfast for one
week. This will prevent the formation
OF toxins In the bowels. IL also stimu-
latos the kidneys to normal activity
thus coaxing them "a. filter the blood OF
impurities and clearing the skin of
plmplcs.
Jad salts is inexpensive, harmless, and
IL made from the ncid OF grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia. Here
you have n pleasant, effervcscent drink
which usually makes plmples disappear.
cleanses tho blood and is excellent for
the kidneys as wcll.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-02-11
.DES MONIES RULE
IS CALLED FAILURE
Councilman Under It Resigns
and Recommends the CITY
Manager Plan.

DES MONIES. Iowa. Feb. 1.-THE So
called Des Moines plan OF city govern
ment. one OF the first forms OF commits
sion government which attracted much
favorable attention the country over
when IL was adopted seven years ago, is
branded failure by Councilman w.
F. Mitchell and a considerable percen-
tage Of the citizens.
Mitchell was put into office to see IL
he couldn't reorganize affairs and make
the plan successful. His resignation was
rendered yesterday. effective this
spring He says the city manager
plan should be adopted by Des Motnes.
The bonded and floating indebtedness
of Des Moines has increased nearly
81, 900. 900 since the plan was put in force
seven years ago. The plan was heraIded
as one that would eliminate partisan
politics from all municipal elections,
place the responsibility for the sue
cess or failure OF the city government
upon the heads OF the individual COM
and generally make for econ
omy and efficiency.
Mitchell says politics has not been
and that financially the plan
has accomplished no good. He favors
councilmen by districts rather
than at large. paying them for one
meeting a week. IIe believes all NUM-
cipal executive control should be vested
In the city manager, together with pow
er TO enforce all laws and ordinances
and to control all city work. This, he
believes. would kill the political phase
he believes has made the old Des Moines
plan useless.
The Washington times., 1916-02-11
SENATE D. c. BODY
FOR JUVENILE BILL
Committee Reports Measure to
Remove Stain Of Conviction
From Children.

An important District bill was order
ed favorably reported by the Senate
District Committee today. The shep-
paid measure to prevent children con-
victed In tho Juvenile Court being de-
nominated as criminals, was sanctioned
by the committee.
Tho bill has the support OF many re-
form elements and organizatlons vi pro-
vides that no judgment OF conviction
against n child IN tho Juvenile Court
shall operate to disqualify ior jury
duty or to hold office. or for public
service under the Federal Government.
No Judgment In the Juvenile Court
against a child shall be designated as
q conviction.
A favorable report was ordered on the
Salisbury bill to make october IL a
public holiday In the District. known
as Columbus Day.
Senator Martins amendment to the
public utilities act to exempt from the
juriFdlction OF the Public Utilities Com
mission the Washington and Old Do
minion railway except as TO Its opera
tlon in the District was favorably re-
ported.
The Salisbury bill, TO permit removal
of the remains OF the late Elsie Nc
Caulley from Glenwood Cemetery to
Philadelphia. was favorably reported.