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The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
PI0US HUSBAND
NOW A FUGITIVE
Bride Discovers After Mar.
riage That She Has Tied
Up With Criminal

Karol Zglinsh married Teofila
Rocinska. thinking him to be a
highly educated young Pole OF re-
ligious tendencies, Rocinska talked
much of the church and of piety
and soon won hi' way into heart of
his brides family and captivated
her own affections. They were mar.
ried July &c. 1915 Karol had $40
and after the first few months OF
their honeymoon. she surrendered
il all 10 her husband
Then Rocinska wanted her to
oeed over her property to him.
harol family became suspicious
'Teofla, so ingra:iating that az first
they had accepted him on his face
value, turned out 10 be counter
feiter sentenced in recorders court
and ordered out OF Detroit. Just
about the time Karol was finding
She had been deceived. Roclnska
oboyed he order OF the court and
fed.
"The man was found 20 have
been Catholi" priest in New
York, Cass Janowski, counsel for
Mrs Rocinsta Did Judge Gage.
Thursday presenting this testimony
FOR q divorce fo- her. "The police
found that be had long criminal
record and was wanted in several
cities The decree was given.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Deaths

tferr, NI,d eroSer 2oe Haze.
fnvt ronvul- lurs ''1f '-
r.rpeaser ns.ut o. years. csrr' "Iha
y stomach ,t.HI ne Roam, ~il e
r. roara m|tfaI iuf1f""' n'' 'I iI'
Atgtttaru. tia4prI naepttti "a 4;
9.rif.nItla E.cer t' "unrlr -
Seminole months. bar pu"lW'nta
tIerrv Harris. ltegriy.np h"@plta'
...ra uit.al rrEufE'tst.'ut AniN''1
rLa a-o t'hcrc. - Gears lobar pn"u~
ronia WrUam Macdonald ltai ,
,er Ia4ltffI. r- years. ahoCk "h"
,smorrhago Mrs Frsn"e~ NerWil-
ION. Warper noapital. iS wars "hu p
--ardits Maria rur4a, $40 hN -
day. aspb5 Niati"u Mar lHreh'e
loss Russeil 3 month. acute hr"nthl-
,s Albert W 'gUp hey. ItocetN'nE
,,spitaI about 90 Yeats hf"ml"
.eurge Deacon t1I harrington:
months. broucho pneumonia TeDet ID
,k Foufrua. 1e1 Post. years. dlph-
herin Harriet g. chase. 90 ta't
raIrnar II Years hruncho rnouino
,ies Katarztna Kopak 80 OTIS about
rs wears cardiac inruft cteucN, stan
slaus EnrccWfcE l@9 Martin. wear
MANTLE convuisions. william v
-amphei. Merchants hospital about
I, wears. internal heworrh1Ee In p
'ayetta Madden - Eastern pl.. -
ears double lobar pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
TEACHERS Get
SALARY BOOST
School Board Adopts Pay In,
crease Plan Involving Add
tiOnal S1S7, 500 Annually

The report OF the teachers and
schools committee of the board OF
education, recommending salary in
creases for teachers which will TO
tai s!S7500 annually, was adopted
without discussion by the board
Thursday night.
The committee report recon
mends that all teachers receiving
ST. 100 per year CT less be given an
increase Of 800 annually II also
provides that tie minimum salary
for teachers be raised from $500 70
$500 and that Tie maximum be in
creased from $500 to $1,000
The original plan was to limit
the boosts in pay to teachers in the
elementary schools. but Or. Charles
L. Chadsey. superintendent of
schools, succeeded in having the
scope of the measure broadened so
il would include the lower salaried
instructors in high schools.
About one hai. OF the $500 teach
ers In Detroit public schools are be
ing paid less TRAN ST 900 per year
under the present scale.
II do not believe the city officials
who supplant the old board OF esti-
mates will cut out the proposed in
creases,' said Dt Chadsey. EN-.
ployers of all kinds OF labor have
recognized the higher cost OF liv-
ing by giving their workers a high
er wage. If this measure for more
pay goes thru without revision, II
will mean that our teachers will
receive the higher salary beginning
from July !. next Only a few are
employed during the summer
months, and therefore the majority
viii begin TO benefit from the new
scale in Septer1 Der"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Only Such Functions
AS Are Imperative
Will Be Held
SOCIETY is
DOWNCAST
War Makes Diplomatic
Reception Out of
Question

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Socie-
ty--irom the upper crust to the.
outer fringe--wil have to look else
where than TO .he White House this
season for it's gayety.
The good old Jays when the ex.
ecutiye mansion set the pace--and
a fast one-apparently are past.
Hence there is righteousness from
the ranks OF the high browed cave.
dwelling society folks, down TO tho
climbers"
President Wilson's society cab
ihet" is mapping out its program
for the winter, but It leaked out to-
day that this will be much as in
the last four years. Only such runc-
tions as have hoon customary--and
automatically nccessary-from time
immemorIal--will be held. Accord
ing 10 present plans. the New
Years reception will continue in
the discard. The president and
Mrs. Wilson will probably spend the
holidays away from Washington.
IL IS likely also there will be no.
inaugural ball
With these two events again
vetoed. the first gala event of the
season will OCCUR Friday, Jan. 8.
This will be Pan-American recep-
ton, replacing the diplomatic re-
ception. II was discarded last year
owing to possible embarrassment
arising thru belligerent diplomats
meeting each other over a glass OF
punch Small receptions and din
ners will alternate thruout the win
ter season at the executive man
sion The cabinet dinner VIII fol.
low the Pan-American reception.
Two diplomatic dinners are next,
the FIRST in honor OF French Ambass
sador Jusserand, dean OF the diplo-
matte corps, and the second for Ger
man Ambassador Won Bernstorff.
Diplomats Of warning nations wf1l
be distributed according to home
alliance Neutral diplomats can
take their appetites 10 both dinners.
After these amenities there will
follow the usual judicial, congress
aional and army-nsvy reception and
dinner in honor OF the speaker OF
the house.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
GIRLS LOCKED IN
VACANT HOUSE:
BOY TRIO SOUGHT

Three girls. Bcatrice and Eva
O'Connor. aged - and l3 years,
and Mabel Lesperance, aged IA
years, all OF Windsor, were discov-
cred by Motorcycle Patrolman Rob
ert Ross, locked in vacant hut
near Windsor. Thursday night They
had been lured there by three young
men. the girls stated, and left there
without food for three days
Mrs Mary O'Connor. mother Of
the O'Connor girls. had reported
their disappearance 10 the police
The Lesperencc girl declared that
she had no home The names Of
the young men we're given the 20
lice. who refuse 10 make them pub
lie. They will be prosecuted when
found
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
TRADING FAIRLY
ACTIVE ON LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE

Trading on the Detroit Stock ex-
change Friday morning, ran fairly
true to form Local active issues
sold we'll with prices generally up
ward Continental attracted con-
siderable attention and several hun
died shares were traded altho the
market was unchanged
Paige-Detroit advanced quarter
bur the holders declined TO sell.
The bid on Packard was returned
az l78. and ;rsdins during the
early part OF the call was brisk IN
this issue
Chalmers was fairly active. many
buyins when the Offering declined
Eve points. Ths bid az the close
vas ll0
Chevrolet declined three points In
The bid and Ave in the Offering.
studebaker was down a point In
The bid and offering
The Charcoal issues suffered a
slight -ef back. there being no IN
quiry for ether
Co8huilg continued 20 sell
strong The market has been bull
ish on This issue for several days.
There was also a strong buying
movement in Reo Car. altho the
prices remained unchanged.
Edison was down a half a point
and ho'der Of Michigan Sugar were
loathe % let u 20 az a bid OF l04
Minnesota sugar was strong az 1875
with the offerius up point.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
MOrtuary.

R,yFR-Nov 22. 1915, Elizabeth
aged So wears widow ~ IN" letc
Michael Rayor denr mother ~
John Bayer ot 'l"N,lan9i 80, U"ts sis
ter-fn.law OF narhnTn tirich. of
Cleveland. q Funernl from son :
residence. william " Bayer So
Van Dyke-Rve., saturday az ~
=. m.
rH,pMA~-Nov. q. 1916. a. his resi-
loved husband ~ Bertha Chapman
and father of Edward. Ea RI and
Mabel Chapman. Funeral from res
idence Saturday at y M.
rEcTo-Nov o.. 1915, at residence.
istt Seminole. Felix, beloved hus-
hand of NathiIda Fecto. aged 81
years. father 81 Josephine. Leon.
Jesse Audrey Lawrence Focto of
Baltimore. Nd Funeral saturday.
$40 from resideneepp epp,.ss. o,S,, NJ
nowers
grIDT-Nov c2. 1915. Or oliver II,
aged 26 years. beloved husband OF
Margaret Warrington and son oi
William v Heidi 300 Ferry ave
weet Funeral from residence Sat
urday a. D. M Burial 81 Pontiac
KLEIN Nov 20 Elizabeth T.. be-
loved wife OF Jacob Klein and dear
mother Of Mrs. Leo John Preder
Rast Funeral from residence. 34l
MCrrlC Ck-nNe. calNipAl y. ~" - ~,
$40 A. m and from IS Peter and
PauIs cathedral At =. M. Burtal
private.
len N.uAN-Nov %. 1915. John y
T.epaban brother OF Mrs Holen
Mnnnter and Margaret VI l.onahnn
Funerai Saturday morning from hls
pfgtcr'a residence. 2g9f West Grand
blvd, and from 81 lAloysius
church IT a. m.
uoHH Nov 20 Jarkh sgcd 81 yeare
beloved husband ~ the late Mary
\ Mohr. dear sow \of Elizabeth' and
Lotto Jacob Mohr brother ~ MfF
Mary Graham charles, Henrietta
fuhu and Mrf John Miehoer. Jr
Funeral from Nrrhsyden' chapel
aa6 Mack-aVe.. Saturday at : y. m.
MONTGOMERY Nov O.. 1915. at res
idencs ~ her daughter. 973 Fred
srick-st Eiiya Montgomery, aged
tt. beloved mother Of Mrs. Benz
B Pelham or Detroit, Mrs. WIN
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Inspector Gordon
Insists on Having
His Little Joke

Altho tho board OF education at
It's meeting Thursday night Ras con.
fronted by two OF the most import
ant problems it has had to deal with
In many months. Inspector Gordon
found time TO attempt 10 entertain
The inspectors, most OF whom wers
desirous Of transacting the business
OF the board and going to their
homes.
The proposition Of creating the of.
fee OF business manager, and the ap-
proval Of a committee report calling
for general increase in teachers
salaries were among the affairs up
for consideration
Mr. Gordon. however. appeared
greatly interested IN a mustache
which is being developed by George
W Auch. president Of the board. He
introduced \ nicely worded resolu-
ton, stating that the inspectors
we're greatly shocked BY the change
IN his appearance but nevertheless
congratulated the president
MrN Auch explained that be was
paving an election bet
The board had n brief lsush over
Gordon's nonsense and then direct.
ed IFS attention again TO the affairs
n governing The city's school sy
tenn.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Marriage Licenses

Paul Muik- - Mary Spek, 20.
Harry 1. Eckhcrd, .1 Mussilloh' -.
Clals B Howard. .. same. ,,..
otto Freed as. Lorcne D. Addley
Cassmer Bugai. %. Rosa BrteSke
Maurice Eosenbelf. 81; clara
stephen KadL 2e. sophie kalman
Roman Ribin. %. Mary PLAT -;
Peter Duczinik. 20, Asn"0 h"'A7
Frank Kienan, pa francesca SNAP
Frank olszcnskL 90. Helen Blaze
JoWEki 81 a,,.,.,,.
Martina \ Muck. 90 Romuins
Frank Leneki. Fl. Manda Fizebleh-
Helen Poniatoska, n csciaw Lew
Nicholas Erante. 25 Mary Pas'ra-
no rs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

HUMANITY,
FAIRS aim
Officials From All arts
of State In
Session
.G. w. DICKERSON
HITS KEYNOTE
Urges More Interest In
Uplift Of Human
Race

To make the fair An institution
devoted 10 the 0etterment ol me nu-
man race as Well as 10 the improve
ment OF breeds Of live stock was
one Of the dominant notes in the
annual meeting OF the Michigan AS
sociation Of FAIRS, which opened Fri
day morning at No 50l Bowles
building. the Offices OF the Michigan
state Fair association.
Managers, directors and other Oil
Cials of fairs from practically every
part OF the state, 10 the number OF
1875. are attending the gathering
George W. Dickinson, secretary OF
the Michigan State fair. struck the
keynote in advocating thar there
should be a general movement TO
convince the people that fairs are
not merely exhibition places for
stock AMI products Of the soil, but
are conducted also for the better
ment OF the human race
Speaking at the business session
Of the association, Mr. Dickinson
said in part
Human Side Neglected
"In striving 10 improve our horses.
cattle, poultry and fruit, many fairs
have neglected TO take into consid-
GRAFTON the Importance Of in proving
the health making better lAen and
women. better boys and better girls
Of everyone who passes thru the
entrance gates.
THE Michigan State fair manage
Inent was convinced OF the import
snce Of this work several years ago.
and We started 10 improve the
health Of MichiganS residents by
starting with Michigan's babies Our
baby show was converted into bet
ter babies contest. No longer does
beauty play part in awarding the
prizes 10 our BOYS and girls Mental
and physical development only are
considered Physical deficiencies are
pointed ont 20 Tho mother. who Is
told how she may build up the body
Of her child
"The interested groups OF moth
ers. always 10 be found lon our wo-
mans building demonstrates that
the work We are doing to improve
'ho health OF MichiEan's boy and
girls is appreciated
Mr. Dickinson then described he
development OF the plan 10 include
persons OF all ages and conditions
giving them advice on how 10 im-
prove their physical and mental con
ditions He also recommended that
the association appoint committee
20 familiarizc the members OF the
state legislature with tho work
which the fairs are doing 10 the
end that q greater appropriation win
be made by the state 10 the fairs
held in it's boundaries
The morning was taken ur with
the reception Of members from out
OF town l.unchpon was served i'm
the Griswold hotel. and the business
session began az ! o'clock A ban.
quet in tho evening is scheduled 10
wind up the meeting
Among te prominent Michigan cit
i7ens vino discussed various prob
lens OF the fairs wrFo Pe~iy T.
Powers, Cadillac Archie Mccall
ithaca: L v Griffith. Charlotte
". Burns Jackson T.. a. Lily,
Grand Rapids G. W Tcrrilliecr
Hillsdale. r. A Bradish, Adrian
G. s CLARK. ST. Iohns g. T. Kalb.
fetish. Maulstique: G. T. Anderson.
Hartford r W Aylirc Slt Ple1s-
ant, and Swan VI seau p Nlcgsn,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK Marrying for love
instead OF mone~ is getting to be
quite the thinc Mrs. John Jacob
Astor gave up S5,0e0.000 OF 30 to
do It. AMI today Mrs Il. n. Nc.
Mutcheon gave up s2Sl.000 for the
same reason
NEW YoRK-Clean speech and
pussy cats claimed w. J. Bryan's
attention for the day He went TO
the cat show 20 admire Grimalkin
and afterwsrd made a speech dc.
olarirg mo after dinner stories
should be told that a woman can
not hear "
Pvfntine-the pIsin neat kind--thRt
fs right->Tfnes Job Dept.-Nsin tn7o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Detroits Big Shop Window The Times Liner Page
cAAW%R W9RR Call 4520 M9RR M|9RRR
I A WORD
IL And Worth 1t

Montgomery OF Sandwich. ont;
Mrs Belle Derry OF Indianapolis =.
Ind AIR. Geo. F. MontRomery OF
Nrw Mexico Funeral from above
residence saturday afternoon, Nov
20. a. O'Clock. Interment at sand
Wich Ont.
NORTuW AY-Nov. %. 1915. Mrs. Az
mes NOTthWaY. Funeral saturday
$50 m from residence OF Mrs.
\ Rentachlor. 1864 Hel"n-ave, and
@ O'Clock at ~. Anthony's church.
MESTCOTT Nov 28, 1915. at resi-
dsncc. $50 Dextcr-blvd.. Hazel y.
beloved wife OF j. Ward Wcstcott.
Funeral services from house Satur-
dav at 80 y. m
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Births
Ys


ronc scsraiuo i0s Charley oiN. l&ke
pradsky. 35t r. philadelphia; John
WILSON. 22l Woodlawn. Nnf ne
,imano siT ~ Aubiu Mtchacl Sti =
Ar. ls4 MspI" Earl ~ t'r,.i,N e52
wiiIts r Charles shock, 2-oo L"gsn3
Frank A Thompson, t' l'ulN
ward y WstFon .d' ,n,
George Averunln. o42 brueR
wagner. Woman huspitul. LUIS
60 t,roN.ldruro hospital ram y
;rezwacr 1851 Campbell lnN'. y
Tv,ttc Grace hospital. henlhWlh
FI.st Grace hospital lnhn g. l.,. ''llu
lev ib29 canton Louis Green. IVA Or
hosri,ai. EuEucne NvrhlhauSrt, IA
hospftnl Ferdinand SHrtl 'hF ~
lard. Adam LrvandoWsFh 80
,su. Frank nomDtoW 7.. 20 r,i
- Msx Zimmerman l1ee ituss., /,
t.rh N Fcsan az Greedy. taWar ~
Kuhn. Ell Rhode lHianl ~
Wosscsak. 1876 Scottcu ,-,.a-
Berbe. 2s2 Hud son Antony ,ra.~iet-
a,.,L1 10 Loo kWpoi iulius Hfi~F ihf. it,
sc,t proc,or. Joseph lfvaser. '-F
SNrcors ThomaH g. MunEcr. bEa.'
sospttaj prank Nezniak, - WY. ,
Stefan NIX. 14t tuiialo i'".lT'.'' '".l.Tt.i.
sat-" ~ Mcclcuand. Louis Snla''
- Tne,a[r. IgnHtz Nrcerewi,f -.
1cq2 Jos Catupau. w itlen e. ie Z
4lIS Indiandal-. Homer w N-lIlsia'
buchanan Patrick "i rott
d.
vatnc Geare- O. hoffman Gro 81
scsottai annex vincent ko"Al'ft ..
7lO 81. Aubfu Tuauat liaio"
Farnsworth Jntu tau,r rr l,1
hospital Jane saIpf,s
rrs,L DeIevan. ioq, Lafayeitss
n,fLsrd - {Cliaen. iss Holmur ClN-
fors A I.yrrh t1s Alfred iohn hla-
IA. sos pasad"ua AnS1,t -r,6r,,s
vn-nar's hospital AuEust hrusgu 1T
ski. 1884 Van lyN" ,,tHl,' ~ -
,Saia,n Marion ByIi.kt ttl no. ~
81, Fdvnrd War1z.nsk' o.'
:, Auhir Fred " " isnu. -hf 't
~ william Sannk liarpFr ,hvsp
al Jacob TI8lluwlauo7 -. 'ihi -
bospitai. Drmini,k 'akdr" -
- fnrenn = White. bti MuniclA Y d
Arsrcw C.rt~szcEak. le5 hl! t'ein
.Crre pshert SOS CRAWFORD NnE'l"
peIleerhta. G4S Hiopcll'. loc n ~ ~.
-ztnski. iioD 50 Au6.-n w laaN aN.ii.,WI isI
Uarasiinowicz e2s Houdr'' Ni"K
~ret eco Plumer Maci"l Ngs' .'
Nt.rrier ian Toworo=iwtCf 70 "a -
t..p Arthur + Ch1uter, DOS CIV ~
rart Icon Kuchtyn. 2t5 iI,ieI
rrant panok Ssf 'ampnell u
s.itar ta4s -7ongroe iaNm."nd
~ rors Tawraenl Joe ~okolnN.
M Penfteau john Tuct"f. 'Int
g,-Ilfi,fo schulz 1861 IoWu.'nh. W ll"
,crt Sf.t.uH $50 F4lfh 'HIE e
-.iu I2f- rIrifl lnE"u'i MaH. .h. -. -
vrpoupaI William N1tncT-
,io paui.epu Euu Tur11 -l
sflrIaf frrev tka ''' hil 'f-
~ rF,vard Gu-a o. 1000 Parker.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
VESSEL PASSAGES

DETROIT. Nov. 20 Up Dalton.
a:1s, Munising. To- Sherwin. 10 30
last night, Corneaut, $40 m..
Sheadle. Amazon. Odanah. S. Philbln.
Nissahickon. Z; Kopp, 1910. Joshua
Rhodes. II 30,
Down Berwind wlpen. last
night; Huron, ? a. m. Rochester, 10;
Spokane. 20. ShirAs. II so.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
JOY RIDERS AND
GUN TOTERS WILL
BE IMPRISONED

"All persons found guilty Of carry
ing concealed weapons or unlawfully
driving away automobiles will be
sent to prison without the option Of
a fine, beginning Dec ! .' said Judge
Connolly. Thursday afternoon, after
placing two men on probation for
driving away cars Thirtyhve men
and boys have been arrested since
Nov. charged with unlawfuUy driv.
ing away automobiles and g. for
carrying concealed weapons
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
NEW BUNGALOW

on T.vcaste-ave. near Motor Products
a Michigan Stamping Co.'S plant.
Price $1,000. $500 down.
Flat on Bycaate near Mack
5000, 81 600 down.
Now s-roon house on Charievoix,
near Fairview. oak nnish thruout
1920. 81. 900 down Call Hickory
to1G
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Call Main 45l
ron sALE-FAcroRY sIrEs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 120xl65 r. side
GRAND TRUNK ...... .l32x1q6 II. Side
DETROIT TERMINAL lO3Nla6N y End
DETkOIT TERM INAL O0x300 " side
on Four Railroads. qOxoO0 w side
TOW NSEND
All Holden Bldg Phone Cherry 2o6s
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Modern Bungalow. S638
A FORTUNE
fOK ' M
In
KRtMMEI & HENSCHEL'S
~ rr-s.t. n.x.f-.

KRTMMFf 4 HENSCHE1iS
Real Estate Bargains.
May-ave.. rooms. 100, $500 down.
Hnicomb-ave.. rooms. Sa,so0. $500
down
Fisher-ave az. fiat. rooms up and
down. $4,000. 81 200 down.
Marlborough ave. 1-room semi-bun-
gaiow. 81. 800. $3.50 down.
KRfMMTL a HENsCHEI. 4
1880 Hnrper-ave Ridge 4tf3-w.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
gstral 20 Bushels Of "spudso Gone

A wagon valued at Sos iand %
bushels Of potatoes valued at sac
we're stolen from in front of the
home OF lsadore Newman. 40
252 l-2 Erskinc.sta Friday morning
The wagon was found later. with
out the "spude.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
NER Al NOTICE

MEMBERS OF EASTERN LODoE.
No $50. Independent order OF odd
fellows are requested 10 meet at
fiI6 Field-ave 20 attend the fu-
neral OF our late Brother Harry
Chapman. Saturday. Nov. IS. at :
p. m. Signed. A a. Ling. Noble
Grand
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Never Again

"Doe, your wife ever make you
exchange goods she buys and
doesn't Uker
she tried that once, and only
once exchanged silk dress forA
q meeTs -haum pipe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

wANTED-vNCANT LOTS
WILL RUY east side vacant from
owner only Builder Hickory 2I8S.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
ron sALE-yACANT LOTS

EASTLAwN, 57S. near Jefferson.
Price $500, terms. See
GIBSON
within. or COL Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Bes- So his $1,000 car is TO
tal wreck
Bclic--Just makl And the niv-
yer that ran into it. only had a
tire torn on.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

PrfntinE--the plain neat kind--thnt
~ FtGht--Tfmes job Dept.-Msin t52d.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Pvfrtins--the pIsin neat kind--thRt
is rieht->rimes Jsb Dept.-Nsis s62o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

IF YOU HAVE \ COUGH or catarrh
look for stop Kof Inhaler at drug
store.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOM Furniture for rooms con
pletc 81 week sumner Mich 4 al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
C. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-Walter Doxon. Plaintiff, vs..
Freeman Jones ct al. Defendants.-Equity No.
a3a95.--The object of this suit is TO establish
title in the plaintiff against the defendants by
adverse possession TO the north twenty (2O) feet
front 24tit street west by the full depth OF
lot nine 20, in Isaac PolIocks subdivision of
square 80 in Washington city. District OF Go.
1umba. per plat recorded in l.iber ID.
folio ). and Liber E. folio "1s. in the office
of the recorder of deeds of the District OF CO.
lunlbia ON motion OF the plaintiff by {.
Clinton James. his attorney. it is. this sth day
of February. 1916. ordered that the defendants.
Freeman Jones, Oliver Jones. James Godfrey
Jones. Godfrey Knox Jones and Mary E. c:
Jones. cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the date of the first publication of this order,
that the defendants. the unknown heirs. alienees
and devisees of such of the above named de-
PENDANTS may be dead and the unknown
heirs, alienees and deyisees Of John G.. Jones:
deceased. cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
three weeks after the first publication Of this
order, good cause having been shown therefor
to the satisfaction of the court; otherwise this
cause to be proceeded with in case Of de-
fault. Provided copy of this order be pub
lished once n week for four successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star. By the court: TH0S. II. ANDERSON,
Justice. fSeal.) A true copy-Test: ]. II.
YOUNG. Clerk, by F. L. CUNSISGHAM, As
SiStsnt Clerk. fc9 16. 23 mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
WIN. H. DELANEY and HARRY A.
HEGANTY, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Holding Probate Court--No. 22449.
Adminst IN ion.--This is give notice: That
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia. llas
obtained from the Probate Court Of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate
Of John Ready late of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
to the subscriber, before the 1lth day Of
February. AID. 1917: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of February.
1916. MARY A. kEADY. 3iO7 n st. NV. Seal
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Cnurt