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The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
YPSILANTI

pr. A. H. Lesson. accompanied by
charles *. Baird. of Holly and John
=. Baird and daughter Florence of
Lincoln. Neb., win cave TUESDAY on
the lake steamer Huron Tor a week
on haCkinac island. after which they
" II JOIN Mrs Lesson and son Lew =.
who are SPENDING the summer Ia ~"
Lecson cottage In Bay View The
OF august
Leon Curry's automobile was burn
60 tuesday evening at the foot ~
Harnet-st 10 Is q total wreck. but
Eugens J. Koehs division Of the
DiNooro Aid society Will give an ice
cream social Friday evening In Mrs
hochs home. on North Auron-st The
pieces ~. VII sppiy on ne salary OF
Prof Smallie fell from MS house
wednesday and severely bruised him
Arr. B...l. Leach Priddy. mem
Der OF the Normal faculty. has Pur-
chased land on the south side OF Con-
sress-st. In this city. OF George -
Loo Nwood. for 81. 500
In spite OF the hot weather and bad
sea son. Floyd Markham has grown a
half acre OF gIadioMses. which are
rietles
Rev. T I. penhardt I. spending
he - Visiting a Brother.
AIRS. Elizabeth Teufel returned on
Beach
Rev Or y F Wolfe. a missionary.
who was ordered out of Mexico. will
preach sunday In the NJ " church
Mrs J. w Garty is entertaining
her brother, Rev. Edwin = shaw. of
Topeka, Has, Mr.. Shaw Is neld see
Rotary OF WAsheurn college. and IS
engage IN raising a 100000 endow-
nent fund.
Messrs Lynn and Don Bell have
returned from ~. Johns, where they
bad been playing In an Independent
Mrs, Sadie Yesgcr returned wed
nssday 10 Chicago after a visit 20
BIER mother-in- law, Mrs George Yea
Ger.
Bert Milspsugh. Of Minnesota. -
guest ut his mothet-in-law Mrs pa
sid Campbell.
George Freeman and family will
move from the Foster farm 20 the
Frank Taylor house in this city.
The residence 81 Mrs. Jennie Os
Lrander has recently been r@modeled
lnd decorated.
tt stony Creek Foreign Missionary
BOZ iety. % the NJ r. church was en-
SIC bert society IN the home ~ Mrs
y J. Schupp IN Augusta
The meeting % the Tuttle Hhi
club. which WAS 90 have
been held Friday evening. has been
nos,poped until Sept 1
The summer session ~ the Normal
closed Thursday morning with the
! rzduating exercises which were held
In Pease aud torium. Prof NJ y.
y Shea OF the University 81 Wis
,onsin. delivered the address o\the
.57 members
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
TRENTON

TRimai lodge. l. O. o r. viii meet
Thursd night in / - u. r. hall
Mrs George Guichard VIII entertain
the Presbyterian Ladies' auxiliary
Thursday nisht
Marshal Joan Labo has made over
lures 10 Mrs Nichols. OF Si0cum ISL
and. to allow autoupbil sts 20 60 on
the picnic grounds. provided hs tsk~
the reSpOnsibility % keeping tho
grounds clean Mrs Nichols has not.
as ~ $500, 20 ol :
biles. placed a week OF two ago. vas
to last a month.
Trenton saloonk~epers are IN a
far way 10 fool themselves about the
tightness OF tire lid Marshal John
la DO, who recently clampec down the
sunday cover a.ytighG. said Thursday
that he had evidence enough 10 arrest
a certain dealer and would DO so. I
he1 noticed any sales on the coming
kOl day. only strict 90 ferTauCA N.
the future viii save this dealer, - id
the marshal
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
JAIL LOCKED,
BARS INTACT,
MAN is GONE

Morton Allen. IS years old, OF De
troit. escaped from the Jail in Sand
wich. "Wednesday morning. and UNI
less he contracted his body and
squeezed through the bars or put
over a prestochange stunt. the au-
thorities are al a loss 20 know how
ne got away. None OF the bars was
disturbed and the lock was intact
when an oficer went 10 Aliens cell.
but Allen was gone He was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon. with A
Jug OF liquor in basket he carried.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
KElLIE>HEADS
SCHOOL BOARD
Controversy Ended With Con-
well As Secre-
tary

James Kellie Was elected presi-
dent ~ The Wysudotte board OF ed
uIAtlon. and Bert Conwell seoretary.
in the reorganization meeting We'd
nesday night II he public library.
The election Of these INC men
into the school board ofices. ends
the controversy. which for more
han q year, spiiJ up the tody When
he bcsrd met fo- organization last
5 ear. former secretary W 4. Wilson
wSs the only oncial left over from
the preceding term. and after about
500 ballots, IN which the compro-
mise could De reached. Attorney
General Grant Fellows decided that
Wilson was the only legal ihcial.
and for the remainder OF The school
year, this organization Vas kept
James kellie Is head CT depart
ment in the j a Ford Co. plant,
and is prominent mason He was
,lected 10 the Ocsrd in the 1911
election Bert ConNeH l. the mem
her or he board with whom n.
high school class x 1915 had a con-
troyersy N Nhich hey threatened
10 demand their diplomas, without
tas usual csreu cnies, n certain
hall. Alich they did not wish. were
rented
Fiaa. Organization ana committee
q ppu.n nIents viii 30 made in the
first meeting IN SEPTEMBER The
BOARD now includes James Kellis.
Es-t ConNsu. Arthur W Edwards,
-G ART c George. TT Edward
lfagCes and Howard d. Baxter. The
.sst TWO named were elected last
--ypfh
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
ROYAL OAK.

Mr. and Nr, Lyman Richards 81
and Mrs Fred Dahlmann Mr. ard
Mrs Fred ach0ch and Mrs. Franz
Richards ere taxing 1e-fays lab
cruise 10 Mackinsc Island and 'Hs
500
g NJ whitney. - BAY City. - DE
guest OF NJ and Mrs George No
Quade. % Elm PARK
Mr.. and Mrs ! Hsilook are
spending their vacation with rsistiVrt
in New YORK
Mr. and Mrs James Nolan. ~ NORTH
Washington. are rejoicing over tie
birth ~ a daughter
Mrs. y. y N0wAf'h ard chtfrs-
and Ms. Giadys Smith are sperdfrg
a few davs ~ Lake Orion
Mrs Randolph ard Mr and H-s
Philip Kane have returned o. fra..
home IN Cleveland after visiting
week with Mrs J v HaIIock
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hurzesa .s
Onawsy. are spending fhs SUNNI.
with his mother. Mrs Eaucetf ~
Main-st
Irwin Anfsrson. Iran phsIen and
Herbert Yuant have LEFT Tor Rry.-
CITY. where thsv Will Join Mrs Cfsdes
crane Mss Helen Chadwick ana
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
FOURTH BODY
FOUND IN RIVER
Light Keeper Price Again Pulls
Corpse From
Water

With his arms straight out before
him. and lying on his back in the
water the body OF large man Of
about middle age, clothed in a shirt
and overalls. was found, Thursday
morning. by Capt {. J Price, OF
Mama Juda light, The corpse Was
found floating iG the Detroit river
near Crosse Jle. and has apparently
0een In the water but few days
Nothing vas found on the body
that could lead 10 Identification.
Capt. Price towed IL 70 Wyandot'e,
where Justice Edward Beattie TOOK
charge.
Thon's undertaking establishment
- holding the body FOR Identification
This makes the fourth body found
by Price h three veeEs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
TRIP"
AWAKES AFTER
10-YEAR SLEEP

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. B.
Ike the mythical rsie OF RIP Van
Wrinkle" is the story told BY Samuel
Sampels, Of SAN Francisco. who
'awoke" In Milwaukee after his
memory had been dlmmed for 10
'ears through an injury sustained
during the San Francisco earth
quake
II owned clothing store in
Frisco and had money" he said
Where have been and how have
lived all this time know have
wandered and tramped TO many
places. bat until today did not
know my own name or where I be
lon ged"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

gan ccnpsny's surplus The To-
lrdo company's plant has a capac-
~ OF 100 tons of beets a day.
The company has II 900 acres plant
cd and earned more than f550,OOo
last year.
The Michigan Sugar Co. has moro
than 42.200 acres OF beets planted.
Its net PROFITS for tn" last fiscal
wear we've more than s2,0o0.00o.
compaie ID with 81 100000 The previ.
Gus year.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
RAfFIC men
10 MEET HERE
gUssntxtives Of Big Indus
4 tslnJ Organizations 10 At
tead Sessions Also


\ Many trsAic managers and direct
- q powerful Industrial and con
Do1nl organizations viii be In De.
~ next week to attend the sum
~ 6eeeion OF the National Indus
Snl TSsAc league. which will be
s ~ In the Hotel Cadillac, Thurs.
N0ny and Friday.
g6es than 10 delegates repre-
eating every important industrial
80 bination. vii. attend the meet.
Xne Cities all over the United
(a&es Will be represented On Wed.
ooday preceding the meeting dele
'Dnfss win hold an executive commit
- session 10 the Detroit Board OF
0o0merce. This viii be followed
~ . dinner In the Detroit Athletic
|~1nh dven By Traffic Commissioners
|Asx1uS +. waterfall. formerly presi'
4 6U1 Of the league. and a member
~ Ire executive committee.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
FRED w. JOHNSON,
PROTEGE OF LATE
PAUL SMITH, DIES

Fred W. Johnson. assistant super
intendent Of the Chalmers Motor
Co, died Of pleurisy IN Harper hos
pitai. Wednesday. Mr. Johnson was
only Is years Of age. and vas a pro
tege OF the late Paul Smith, vice
president OF the company. who met
his death recently by falling from
the tenth floor OF the Hotel Bit.
more, In New York. Mr.. Johnson
was Ill at the time. and his friends
tragic death seemed 10 affect him
seriously.
Mr.. Johnson was married one year
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

by the state. II they were unreason'
ably low. but that in the particular
cases before the court the rates
were connscatory In only one out
OF the three roads affected.
Even In the case OF the road for
which the rates were held conhaca
tory. the net earnings were s742.0oV,
yielding SIS per cent on the enor
mously inflated valuation allowed BY
Judge Sanborn.
In lxing the basis OF valuation
used In determining Whether or not
the ratee were reasonable. Judge
Sanborn had held that tn Va!uing
the railroads real estate. q large
part OF which had been given 20 the
road by the federal government OF
bought for 4 sons 40 years sgo ne
road was entitled not only 10 pu.
1, In for what Il would cost 10 &C
qulrs the land today IN the heart o
cities and thickly populated districts
but also 10 multiply that value D!
two on account OF The special pur-
pose for which n was to De used
As result, the total valuation Of
the roads allowed BY Judge ssnoorn
was So per cent greater than tnen
total capitalization. which ineiuoeo
millions % dollars OF wstered STOCK
This vas too raw for Hughes, 50
he held that while the railroad Was
entitled 10 charge up the theoretical
cost Of acquiring It's right.of.wsy a.
present-although II may not have
cost one-hundredth OF that amount
the corporation vas not entitled
to any fancy multiplication stunts
But the real service OF Hughes Law
In the doctrine he handed down in
this case that the paramount
authority OF congress enables IL 10
intervene al RS discretion for the
complete and effective government
OF that which has been entrusted 20
its care Interstate commerce.. and
for that purpose and 20 that extent,
In response 20 q conviction % ma.
tional need. congress may displace
local laws by substituting laws OF
its own"
In plain language. congress or the
federal courts can wipe out the
whole body OF state railroad laws
and regulations on the basis I, is IN
response 10 national need
This doctrine forms the basis o.
the Republican partys platform
promise 10 wipe out state railroad
rom missions
Why do the railroads want 20
wipe out the state commissions and f.
center all authority in the interstate /
commerce commission.
The state commissions from the 4
beginning have attempted to loEer
freight and passenger rates. Their 4
efforts have been largely annulIed
by the courts in such decisions a. !
those handed down by Hughes In 1
the North Dakota coal and West |
two-cent fare case; but |
such litigation is expensive and l
keeps the people stirred up.
The interstate commerce commits
,ior. on the other hand, has saved
he roads hundreds OF millions oy /
free passes and rebates, !
and In the past two years has per !
mitted the roads to Increase rates
about s50.oo0.QCV a year
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
F. MOLA HELD
AS SLAYER OF
POLICEMAN

Five Witnesses thus far have
identified Francesca Mola. IS years
old, OF No. 1875 Larned-st east. as
the slayer Of August link. the High
land Park patrolman. who was In
s'antly killed in a fight with sew
eral men. Tuesday night. in Larned.
81
Mola is the proprietor OF grocer
store and an alleged blind pig" Il
was almost directly In front OF his
place that the officer vas killed
Five other Italians vho were arrest
ed with Mola are being detained as
witnesses.
Detective Oldani found the revolv-
er used by the slayer In an alley
near the scene Of the shooting.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

aso and his widow. Marie Dempsey
Johnson. his paFentF, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Johnson. Of Birmingham
two sisters. Mrs. A. u. Saisinser and
Miss Marion Johnson and two broth
srs. Ralph and Stuart Johnson, sur.
ylye him
The funeral viii be held from The
home ~ AIRS. IA 6 Salsingsr. No.
ga Pingreeavs, Friday. al 80
o'clock. luterment will be in Wood
lawn cemetery
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Hatchery Is pismantled

The hsh hatchery OF the Ontario
government In use fo- more than g.
Years at Sandwich. IL being dir
mantled. The equipmen, will be
moved 20 KingsyiIle. where more
modern farm IL being erected. Capt.
Parker, superintendent OF the sand.
wich hatchery, expects 70 be NOV cd
20 Kingsville.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
ARE
PLACED BEYOND
POWER OF STATE


- valuation land given by the
DDU3o 20 them.
- nSst decision referred to vas
ne case Of the Great Northern
|eoad w. Minnesota: the second
|D1 ~ the Pennsylvania railroad
= ne International Coal Co.
Inghes' greatest service 70 the
poods was performed. however.
- he wrote the decision In the
nseota rate case. The people
nTently rot the decision, but the
noeation got the law.
~ case came from the lower
ooa1 courts. where Judge Sanborn
80 down . decision that was
ouneed By resolution in the gov
- conference. NJ Lake Mohonk.
80 3 special committee OF gov
1870 vas created to notify the SUI
80 court that II the sanborn de-
49, Vas sustained. II would be
6o1ote1 By the states.
M this omineuo threat OF or
r1ss1 resistanGA - case came
\ lgngAss. whs - bsen selected
write the decision.
oGtice Hughes gave every ap-
1nrunce OF reversing the Sanborn
361o1oa, while In reality he sus-
I'D Judge Sanborn on every point
law for which the railroads were
nu1Ously contending. He ruled that
ko nain principles upon which the
|Hnborn decision was based were
1T, bat that In the Mime
- canes the principle had been
Do narrowly applied.
*Ihus II was ruled that the San
IN decision was right In holding
- courts could annul rates fixed
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
TOLEDO SUGAR co.
is GOBBLED UP

The Michigan Sugar Co has ac-
qulred control OF the Toledo Sugar
Co. operating beet sugar plant In
Toledo, through the purchase OF
So $4,000 worth OF the latter con.
Germs stock. Funds for the pur.
chase were taken from the Michi.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
H. REUTER-
is CANDIDATE
FOR ALDERMAN

Albert III. Reuter-. No. AS Beau
1o1eAve.. for 80 years a citizen OF
Dptroit and for two years a member
~ the board OF estimates, is q cen.
0nte n6r alderman In the Fifteenth
VM1fd ~ . Republican Reuter- is
1ow . real estate operator He be
- - . newsboy and has an ex.
1--we business acquaintance. As
II member Of the board of estimates
~ was on the parks and boulevards
|committee and recreation commits
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

Garden streets. Increased depth
~ lots and elbow room" even be
tween small two-story houses, for
air and health and attractiveness.
are among the many measures be
ing urged by the department OF pub
lie works in Philadelphia for adop
ton in developing unbuili-up sec.
tions OF the city.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Odds and Ends

DANEILLE, ri After playing the
plano 81 hours. w r. ragley. Nun
Gle. Ind, quit when his left arm be
came Temporarily parslyzed. Bag
ley says he has established new
record for long distance plano play.
ing
EVANSTON. Ill.--TraTc cops
here are protected from the sun by
huge sun shade. Local society wo-
men made the gifts
CHICAGO-rn an effort 10 defeat
A will which ssyf he must leave
the fortune 20 build a school II he
dies without IL sue. Edward Morrl.
son. 81. millionaire. adopted Mar.
care, and Alice Burnstein. Is AMI
10. respectively.
CHICAGO-"Bnl Bryan" pet fox
terrier, resented Lillian Luther, 20.
attempting ~ act a. peacemak"r be.
tween her father and mother ana
blt her in the calf In the excite
ment following, peace was made.
NYACK, ~ Y-Throving base
ballg at a darky's head, or AZ lmita.
Ion cats for prizes. f. game OF
skill. not chance. Supreme Court
Justice Tompkins ruled.
NEW YORK--Mrs. Al Davis. nee
EuEenia Kelley. whose BrOadway
and court room pyrJtschnics made
hsr fairly we'll known. receives
fsOc 600 by her fathers will.
Reno, New. has opened its first
public playground for children.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

watertoWn, Conn. has won a sn.
yer cup offered by The New England
cleanup campaign committee as the
town With population OF 5000 or
less which accomplished the best
results during the cleanup week.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

WARRINGTON. D. c., Aug. g.
4es's q new hay fever cure that
Do0t require q doctor. patent In.
1efs. closed rooms. steaming oil,
n1er to snufi up the nose. a lake
oeean trip. or q sojourn In the
Pthsrn woods.
s1nst quit eating starch and sugar.
<Cot every article OF food that con-
oe starch and sugar out Of your
DDnt eat potatoes. beans, peas
III eat bread. cereals. rice, pie or
"a
1ye On fresh vegetables. fruits.
oo1ods. and what little meat you
= ~ lhzs Not weather.
~ oOnv eat bananas.
Lave sugar OFT OF your tea and
~. ct loo cream.
thus getting the excess starch
1nD1r eat Of your System you
~ b better SHAPE 10 throw on
oltocks Of the weed pollen that
~ hay fevsrr-a disease that
n on6ual misery to Two MIL
Dorsous. Z prr cent OF the
Coon population.
tyov. n possible. from tho
~ fss<f weeds. TIE %.
- "a sski u you 'el
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

Miss LeNs's BAnt at Mrs Cranes
suIamcy home.
\ q Miller has fully recovered
from a recent serious accident.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

Today IL the second anniversary
OF the German invasion u Belgium
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

Reno. New, has opened its FIRST
public playground for children.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

EVANSTON. Tll--TraTc cop
here are protected from The sun by
huge sun shade. Local society wo
men made the gifts
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
GARDNER-WHITMAN

A simple but a beautiful wedding
took place in Greenwood, Miss.
Feb. 9th, 1916, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Cobbs, 202 East
Market Street. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Sam Whitman, of
Vicksburg, and Miss Abbie Gardner,
of Greenwood. The bride was
gowned in a ~gray-colored satin dress.
Flowers white carnations; the spac-
ious hall scheme colors were green
and white, and the attendants were:
Mr.. Charles Hamilton; the brides
niece, Miss Maud Thomson, was
fower-bearer; Mr.. Jack J. Hodges,
Miss Jennie Katherine Cobbs, Mr..
Jimmie and Miss Frances Cobbs.
Rev. J.. R. Hughes made them one.
Bride and groom left Immediately on
the. steamer Eutaw for Vicksburg,
where they expect to make their
future home. XXX
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES SALE

SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES SALE
Pursuant to the power conferred
upon me, as the trustee substituted
by appointment in the place and
stead of S. S. Steele, the trustee
named in that certain deed of trust
executed by j. G. Gillespie and wife,
Mary T. Gillespie, to the said S. S.
Steele, as Trustee for the benefit of
W. S. Barry, on the 9th day of
November, 1913, and recorded in
book II, page 269, Of the records of
mortgages and deeds Of trust on lands
in Lefore County, Mississippi, I, M.
F. Pierce, as substituted trustee, as
aforesaid, my appointment in writing
as such substituted trustee being
duly recorded in book Is, at page IS,
of the records Of mortgages and
deeds of trust on lands in Lefore
County, Mississippi, will, on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of March, 1916,
within legal hours, at the request of
the said w. S. Barry, the beneficiary
named in said deed of trust, and the
owner and holder of the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust,
default having been made in the pay
ment of said indebtedness, and in
order to pay the same, sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the south door of the court
house of Lehore County, Mississippi,
in the City of Greenwood, the
property covered by said deed of
trust, to-wit:
Lot % Five, in Block (7e)
Seventy-Six, Of the Congress Heights
Part Of the Henry Addition to the
City of Greenwood, Lefore County.
Mississippi; Lots ~ One, (2) Two,
(3) Three, and az Four, in Block
(16) Sixteen, of the McShane Addi-
ton to the City of Greenwood. Le-
fore County, Mississippi; Lot (11)
Eleven, in Block (5) Five, Of the
Kimbrough Addition West of the
Delta Southern Railway to the Town
Of Itta Bena, Leflore County, Missis-
an undivided one-half interest
in and to Lot (11) Eleven, in Block
(3) Three, of the PEBBLES Addition
to the City of Greenwood, Lefore
County, Mississippi; an undivided
one-half interest in and to Lots ~
One, ~ Two, and 90 Three. in
Block (1) One, of the Howard Part of
the City of Greenwood. and Lot u
One, in Block ~ Four, of the
Part of the City of Green
wood, all in said City of Greenwood,
Lefore County Mississippi.
The above described property is
with a prior lien Of
record against same, and l will con-
vey such title to said property as is
vested in me as substituted trustee
Witness my signature this the 18th
lay of February, A. D. 1916.
q. +. PIERCE, Substituted Trustee.
Posted and given for publication
his the 18th day Of February, 1916.
Y. +. PIERCE, Substituted Trustee.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, Patronized by u. S. Arm

- = =
and Navy, Called to Greenwood
F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phil
adelphia, the noted truss expert. will
be at the Kitchell Hotel and will re-
main in Greenwood this Tuesday
only, Feb. %, from 9 a. m. till 4
p. m. Mr.. Seeley says: "The Super
matte Shield as now used and approx
ed by the United States Government
will not only retain any case of rup-
ture perfectly, affording immediate
and complete relief, but closes the
opening in 10 days on the average
case. This instrument received the
only reward in England and in Spain.
results without surgery, in
Jectlons, medical treatments or pre-
Mr. Seeley has docu-
ments from the United States
Washington, D. c. for
inspection. All charity cases with
out charge, or if any interested call
will be glad to show same without
charge or fit them if desired. Bust
ness demands present stopping at any
other place in this section.