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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
MORE MONEY IN
MAUI And kauai

Reports of Mani and Kauai tax
assessors which have, just been re-
'ceived by Territorial Treasurer
Charles J Mccarthy Show that both
Islands will have an increase in tax
money for the year 1877. .,.:.. ~.. ~"
Maufs assessor reports that the net
increase of assessment over the last
annual period is $7,1gS,OI9. while that
for Kauai is given as $3,541 1870 f.
This means, taking into cOnsidera-
ton such data as is available, that
Kauai will received at least $23,G09 SO
more than last year and Maui will re-
ceive an increase Of $51 ,9S6IS This
is the minimum estimate, the actual
figures will be more. -. ~ -.
Treasurer Mccarthy declines as yet
to estimate the tax rate for the com.
ing year, but D. L, Conkling, county
treasurer, guesses it lower than the
present rate of 1913. - IT,. j .. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
TO STAY,
j CAN'T Find Home

II house, nice, big, presentable
home with lots of lanais and bath
rooms and furnishings and servants
IS 20 be had here at once, Honolulu
may not lose a party of prominent
visitors who are here and want to stay
three months; if not the visitors are
about ready to go, home or on to the
Orient. Rev. j. Townsend Russell, an
Episcopalian clergyman of national
reputation, is the, party's head He is
at the Moana Hotel ~. .:.,
I'VE don't want to live in a hotel
unless we have to- said the minister
TO a Star-Bulletin reporter today I'VE
want big, roomy house-we don't
care particularly whether it is on the
beach or not-where we can all have
lots of conveniences and comforts. We
are willing to pay a good price for
anything desirable"
The visitor was at one time arch
deacon of the Episcopal churches of
Brooklyn, but for several years has
spent his time travelling, writing and
lecturing. At present his home is in
Washington, d. c., which he declares
is now the most beautiful city in the
United Statessan is destined to be the
prettiest in the world Others in the
party are Mrs. Russell: their son, J.
Townsend Russell, Jr; the latter's
tutor, Prof. Edwin Lathrop Baker, of
literature, languages and music; Mrs.
Russell's cousin, Miss Lucella c.
Smith, and maid. -
The parking and boulevarding of
Washington has gone back to the
scheme of Washington and Jefferson"
says the. visitor, and the old French
plan is being revived. With the
White House, the capitol the $1,000
Geo Lincoln memorial and the magnifi-
cent pleasure building on the four cor
ners of%a kite-like diagram and Wash
ington's monument in the center, one
of the finest arrangements in the
world will be realized. In and about
this kite will be grouped the govern,
ment buildings" -. .-.-. ..@
Dr. Russell is a trustee of Kenyon
College Gambler, Ohio, of which
Guy H. Buttolph is a graduate, and
is also member of the Archaeological
Society of America In the latter
capacity he hopes to inspect and study
any ancient forms of Hawaiian work
such as heiaus, if he remains during
the winter " "..#E..~ ".".
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
million WANTED
FOR relief OF
ARMENIA, SYRIA

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencs)
NEW YORK. Dec 10-Tlle Amer.
lean committee for Armenian and Sy-
rian relief has begun campaign 10
raise $1,000.000 in the next thirty days.
The committees receipts last month
were $S39,924.03, practically all OF
which has already been eabled to yari-
Gus distribution centers to meet imme-
date needs, or has been used To pur-
chase food and clothing TO go on the
United States collier Caesar" Amer.
ica's 1916 Christmas ship which sails
for Beirut next week.
The destitute victims dependent on
the committees efforts number 2,0D0,.
900, throughout Turkey. Persia. Syria
and Palestine. The cargo OF the
Christmas ship which VIII minister
only TO the region around Beirut will.
provide necessities to small proper
ton OF these 100000 for not more
than two or three weeks Entire re-
gions about Tiflis in Russia. Tabriz
in Persia, Adana, Smyrna and Konia
must be served al once by direct re-
mittances by cable.
Altogether at least $5.00O.00G is re-
qnired to preserve the women and
children survivors of massacre, depor.
tation and lack of food. Not only food
but shelter. bedding and clothing must
be provided to protect these sufferers
from TIE cold. The money to be rails
cd in khe next thirty days will be
cabled for these purposes to the Amer
lean relief commissions i'm the vari-
Gus distribution centers Gifts made
at once through the committees trea-
snrer, Charles r. Crane, 20 Fifth av.
enue, will form part of the earliest
Of these remittanees.
Among the members of the commit.
tee who are working for "A Million
Dollars in Thirty Days" are Henry
Morganthau aud Oscar Straus, both
former ambassadors to Turkey, Chas
w. Eliot, Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
DISPOSITION OF LITTLE
GIRL is PULLING COURT

Wnetner the father CIR mother shall
have custody OF their adopted child is
the rather delicate question that Jul
yenile Judge Whitney will have TO
decide tomorrow morning.
The mother. who is part-Hawaiisn
is living in Waikiki with the three
year-oI1 girl wio. thinks Probation
Officer Joseph Leal, is American. The
father IS said to he a Hindu and, from
what thu juvenile court officers have
learned, The liltle girl was adopted on
the MARYLAND some time ago.
A separation of the father and
mother is said To have been the next
step in the case and the father re-
Gently arrived mere and has demanded
the custody of the child. The mother
also demands her custody. So Judge
Whitney will nave to decide in whose
care The youngster shall be placed.
STAR.BULLETiH GIVES YOU
ToDAN'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
P0ST0FFIcE OPEN TWO
HOURS ON MONDAY A. M.

= 70 ALLOW the pcstofl.ce EN-. =
ployes little Of the rest ,
= they deserved but did not get on =
= Christmas Day, Acting Post =
master William c. Petersen an '
= bounced this afternoon that the :.
postoffice will be open Monday. y
New Years Day. only from 10 =
10 O'Clock that morning All de- =
j. partments viii be open except y
the money order division. There =
: viii be one delivery by carrier =
= in the morning No money or =
2 defs MI be issued Monday a. the =
y general delivery window as the =
= day is a legal holiday =
y y y y y y y y .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

hfiamed by exposure to Sun, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. No
.marting Just Eye Comfort. At your Druggists
or by mail, SOC per Bottle. For Book of the
Eye free. ask Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

Buy Montana Bingham now. .
euy Gold Road BONANZA at once.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

sTAR.BuLLETiH GIVES YOU
TODANS NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29
VESSELS TO AND
i FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchange.) F..

SYDNEY Sailed. Dec. ~. s. S. <S0no-
ma for Honolulu. ..:.s..
kAHULUI--Sailed. Dec. IS. p. m,
S. S. Hilonian for San Francisco.
49,. .. ~. Radiogram
S. s. VENEZUELA arrives from Yoke.
hama Sunday 4 p. m, and proceeds
to San Francisco Monday, 10 a. m.
Passengers. - cabin. 10 steerage;
for Honolulu, 8 cabin, { steerage.
Pc. Cargo. Honolulu. 100 tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

A peculiarly clear. tough and dur.
able celluloid has been invented in
England for automobile windshields.
Although it costs but 6 cents day
in India for men TO wave fans to keep
the air circulating in houses. they are
gradually being replaced by electric
fans as cheaner and more reliable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

Greer. Arthur, Curtiss James. DR.. John
Il Mott. Janss L. Barton. Samuel T.
Button Arthur J. Brown. Frank Ma.
son North. Talcott Williams and
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
= The entire expenses of the commit
tee are met privately by certain OF
its members. 50 that every cent re-
ceiyed is used directly for relief
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-26

Quite an interest is being created
again In the buried treasure OF the
Mexican people which is said to
he In u cave on the north side OF
the Church mountain The legend or
history was obtained from Col
Fountain who spent some time
looking for the vast amount Of
money and jewels as we'll as the
candle sticks aud other property Of
the Catholic Church when the In.
dams drove the Mexican people out
OF Vegas, Albuquerque and vicinity
On Tuesday night at nine o'clock
the infant son of Mr., and Mrs Web
Iumwslt passed away The moth.
er is the daughter Of our neighbor
NJ. b. May. We deeply sympathize
with the parents in their sad be.
reavement.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jodie Cochran who was at the Hot
Springs, died n lew days ago. The
community sympathy with them in
their sad loss.
Thomas Zumwalt was over from
Bonito this week exhibiting speci-
mems Of ore that resembled tungsten
with created quite an interest
among mining men
Messers. Beetch and MCGEE made
a visit to Carrizozo Wednesday last
and returned Thursday on the mail
auto.
The measeles have broken out Ia
Nogal at last.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-26

publisher, but the large printing
concerns Of the country. Never be.
fore, / believe, in the history of The
printing business has the future
been quite so problematical as at
present. No one can f%oresee the
outcome, and with almost daily
arrival of notices OF advance in the
price of all grades of paper and
printing material Of every discrip.
ton II surely keeps some small town
publishers guessing. Probably no
industry is harder hit by the great
European conflict than is our The
reasons for the Increased prices are
too well known to go into These
prices are likely to continue aud
wen increase while the war lasts,
and while nc one can forelell its
duration, many authorities believe
II will last u year or two longer d.
In any event conditions are not
favorable for early peace.
Universally with advanced
prices the consumer is the one to
suffer, aud | a SEE no exception
in this case | am convinced from
observation enquiry and knowledge
first hand that many printers have
been doing business on small mar.
gin that it was 500 wiped out with
the advances in the cost Of stock,
etc. | fully believe the public Is
prepared to pay higher prices for
printed matter than have in most
cases been charged in the past.
Have not too many OF us been too
much afraid Of losing a job and
figured so closely on many of them
for the profit we should have had?
Low priced competition perhaps
has Ia a measure been TO blame for
this"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-26
ANCH0

G. T. Graves died in I'll Paso
Saturday May Goth. He was a
prominent business man for a mum.
Der Of years here and during that
time the post off ce, under his man
agement was conducted 10 a manner
that no one found fault. Ancho
has lost a good citizen, a man tina
will he missed by everyone.
number Of mining men have
passed through here en- route to
Jicarilla where light Investigations
are being made on gold properties
Almost all OF those who have land
under fence are making gardens
Some look quite nice already, ia
spite OF the cold nights and with
some, the lack Of irrigation. A
drouth is predicted for this summer
Mrs. J. b. Perkins has finished
an eight months term at the War
den private school and has accepted
a positian at the Lacey home.
A party of ladies consisting of
Mesdames Desl, Cooper, Crawford
and Miss Price motored down to
the windy city last Friday returning
the same day
A donation party will be given
at the school house Saturday the
9th with dancing afterward. Ice.
cream will be served.
Mr.. Carlisle of Orogrande was
here on business Saturday, leaving
Monday for points in Oklahoma
and Nebraska.
Mrs. Deel left Monday for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Gribe at
ClOudcroit aud an extended visit in
the east.
Miss Lizzie Thompson and Mr..
York were united in marriage at
Carrizozo last week.
Miss Price spent Monday and
Tuesday OF last week Ia I'll Paso.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-26
COST OF PRINTING MATERIAL

How is The increase in cost Of all
printing material going to affect the
small town publisher" was the
subject Of an address delivered by
j. Il. Barber, editor Of the Wayland
N. Y. Register, before the Western
New York Newspaper Publishers
association at Rochester, April IS.
MIR. Barber said:
THE question is one which is
uzHling not only the small town
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
BULLS CONTROL
LOCAL MARKET;
MOTORS HIGHER

aulnsh traders rsided the market
again saturday morning and prices
moved along higher level on the
Detroit Stoc6 exchange than in
weeks. Continental. Paige and
and Packard were in the lead
More rumors tha, deal IA on foot
10 merge Continental with General
Motors seemed to be responsible
These rumors have teen ufioat a.
various times. however. and while
some traders give them considerable
credence others do not.
Packard climbed another three
points. ard stock that Was offered
nj l65 several days ago could not BE-
bought for less than $50. The bid
was l72 AT the close with the last
previous sale male az l7l25 Con
tinentnl went from 3s 10 40 In the
bid with the Offering Il Paige was
up 10 80 l-2 with an asking OF 80 IL
Maxwell and Chevrolet slid bacf.
the former half point and The
latter three points StudebukeT was
steady AT t25 10 l2S Ford OF Can
ada WAS offered at an advance OF
FIVE points but there were no takers.
Re) Car remained UNCHANGED altho
active Chalmers was also I'M
changed
Activity seemed tc center entirely
in the motors Thisp roved another
Zig week end fcr the professionals.
Last week wound up strong and ac.
tice altho prices were not 80 high.
The increase. traders declare aug
urs well for stronger market next
week
Commerce Motor was listed on
The EXCHANGED during the morning
sessicn With The bid closing AZ Is -
and tie Offering II, adding another
10 the long lIst ~ motor stocks
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

galvanized sheets. fi-Eause. ass; e.
gauge. $40 per cwt Buhl b"onHed
sxes. single handled. $3.50. double,
ti2 so dos black sheet metal 20 and
tt-sauge. ts.1b; as-ssugs. Dso; ~,
tsTsiags soits' small, 10, IL and
On large. lOo and on msrhine
bolts. small, so. 90 and 3 on; large.
90 l6 and on list
I green hides. isc No. cured bulls,
ibc No green bulls. iss No
cured veal KIP. 2sc: No green veal
KIP, sac. No. l cured murrain, iso;
cslt. soc. No I green calf. ,ec; No
horse hides. Sc; No. q horse hides. ~;
No. 1 tailow ts No. tsllow. 81 No
= hides, ic on; No. Z kip. and calf.
.S5Sp' 100 on Soc 's:'S;s'" to s; ''' TO amount
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
WOrtrlary

BHnu-N No" - N.rg beloved wife
~ C@0~vN prown 81 her resiSsrco
StS W r''zabcth- st Notice OF FUN
HuGHEs Nov - Hsn~ah r.. be-
loved sI~t~v Of Leah h-1ia Gasto, 49,
lam F-h~~oo ~ Do'roit saror
W'r~T,0 - Portland O~ccon. NJ
No-rr--' p-I-a.r or S-n DiaRo
- D~v'' UuEhca rf Cttravo m
Frnnk f1uVhes of Detroit Fuoorpl
service f~rr the reeiHruNo ~ hAr
siefer. 7ss elV'e o'N-st Monday ~
~ 7rd - Woodward ave. Bap-
tlst cFrroh ~ 3 N
NcCIVsRY Nov rhor - to1B fohr
. ~ fh- rrr'aorco of ftr deuC'tfor
Ma y p nsrkhr mer tOp T.onRfet-
iow-Rv~ Funeral from rssid NJ.
MOndov November 90 ~ M
Cleveland @ paDors p'-ree copy
NoYE--Nov"nbcr Il. tg!G at her
home spokane wash. Wlh~im'na
mother ~ Edward 4 Ber'hs
q " Cou's 9pf Mrs v A. Eiseh.
FuNoral ~ Saginaw. Mich SUNDAY
afternoon fovonher 70, 1915
RoSFR Novomber H. ~ his home
t,tj r'ctoix-st Ferdinand ~
RoTer rg"d % years. beloved hus-
10 ~ - nnelta dear father ~ rd
ward aud Ferdinand ~ Roscr
Mrs ~ r Blomey Nre Wil'am
Lav md Mrs Adolph Bunvc PUN
eral Monday. p. m from rest
dencc
THoN--Nov - at her residence 10,
Tallister-aVe. Anna, beloved mother
0f August. Mrs " l. Barber and
MIS- 7 NJ. Cnmpau Funeral Mon
day. o m
sIBLEY --Suddenly Frederick Trow
bridge Sihlev. 90 Riverside, Cal.
Norrrrher u.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Produce

The poultry narke' Saturday was
iittie MIXED The market hos been
on hEht receipts FOR week ani
with No stock 'n good demand o.
uarkst has been pretty Ftit ~ we
same tlrrr there "a "a large percent
age ~ ANAL hens and spring 'n tt
receipts h4on Is hard % move 9t
any Trife ard on saturday INC 70
ceipts of poultry were unexpectedly
heavy n fhfs fs ffe beginning or
the ThanksgivipE movement and -.
ceipts. conttnu" on that scale. u VII
be hard 10 hold the market up
Apple. -5scusl bu s2a,7s por
Dbl Tor choice and 81 soc s for .ency
Hsnnnns Good shipping STOCK
tiisa? per bunch
Beas.--pfled I.la4aA & 4 4 a -e-
soI pe'regrsnstss g2asq25O box.
C.hh,se-,3 25a35o hbi
Ch~~.e--Mlchigen nat. 2t4c New
a3c. Imported swiss S5 a SOC brick
cream. 1tse lons horns. 27c.
dal.lss l.. q, = sie ID nv. oo,a
$50 per Dbl tg25 hu
Che-tnuf~ y 90c Ii
Fresh yew-tRbIe---G-een peppers.
= , crate rsdlshss aoa Poe doz
no, house. ii 356i SO. tomato NJ
house. 1910 NJ carrots. 90 per
tu Brussels sprouts % g22c at;
u
Grape Fruit 81 % a 8 % per crate.
Honey Fancy white lfg Sc am
b"r i0htitc H.. extracted. nsc 10.
Hsy---D.tror shippers arc. paying
car iots o y Detroit. 80 J tirno-
thy new. tii1is standard timothy.
iiaEo@14. lisht mixed. u3a -; No
il No , mixed. paio. Ne clover.
si09ii. rye straw. ss5Odg wheat
and Dat strsw. s. 5oGs ton,
Lemons IS 60Is box
Lime--il lod i2b per 100.
1sgioc. aibcrts ifI6isc. Brazlls
is9 .oe p'ranS = ls.:, p@r,ih
o.ions-t5.75 q 3.s5 Ter ioo-ib sack;
rotstc.- MicaisNn car lots IN
bulk. tlseai s5' IN bags. 'l7o1i.so
p.-rtry 49, Springs. l7ai7Ac; fancy
20 ii9i7e' roosters io0iac.
geese ,sS isa y -. &c ducks l'9 ise. tuf-
strrwhsrr,es California. sog 35c,
sweet rot.to.- JerseyA $3.50
per hamper '4tof 81 u"r hbl
JoBBING PRICES
Canned Good. Apples. s2759s per
gal Lima beans. 5 l04 $50. Corn:
Fancy Maine si.s0 q s5: standard.
Fancy early June. 81 30. standards,
81 Salmon. tail. 81 80 Marrg wat
peas i208i25 early June. also:
sifted early June ~ 80 duz.
Coree santos. standard, lBa 7c.
medium. isp 2Ne fancy. 20 o1c7c RIO.
1Sisals'sc Lib. packages isG G22e;
lib, tins, 22R2ec lh.
Feea-Jobbing prices lOO-lb. sacks.
bran, $50. standard middlings,
sai so sne middltnEs s35 cracked
corn. tiS coarse corn meal. 3t2 corn
and cat chop, s3g ton
PIour- Johhing prices. Best Mlchi-
gan patent sas0 second patent.
1910 straight. S1.2o pure rye $3.50;
sprlnE patent ii0BO bbl IN hth pa
per sacks
D-troi, ou-RRw nnseod oil 81 %
boiled linseed 81 03 - ~ h0rr~l toe
Kerosene ip iron barrett Diamond
headlight Sc rcrfocticn. 7c. rala
cine Sec red crown gasoline, l6c
sai.
Hard,vare Nails 81 per Keg base.
arrealed wire. Sc 95 bundle. galvan-
ned bafbcd wire APPOINT ~ 2sspooi
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

Providence hospital: Karl Wagner. 73
Hale: Tibor Kiss, i72 Thaddeus.
Glenn 4. shaw. saS Hudson,
GIRLS
HarolH Pspsrd. 1874 Maxwell
Aisksy Bonbalski, $50 Thirty-thlrd
iue Morgan i67 Tweuty fourth. An.
tony Amuco. 37s Adelaide Charles
Ermenn Hgrper hospital Sam Pitco
az Ford. Charles Corsan Narr Me
ternity hospital: John ConstRntin Ns
Null"tt Ian SobcEak. 70 Mercier
wolciech Msgur. ~ Bulwer, Jan Mex,
81 Mercier. Augnst KuntE. II LODI
waclaw Grsegorczyk 1908 Riopelle
walter Tokss 1ss Tngersoll; Joseph
X Kochtat. ia Julia Andrew ora
w,cksns. iss Horner. tohn ProdSrut.
ias De Buel Peter T. Platte. 2s0s
Jefferson east VlAdimer Vilchinsky
23T wipder; John J. Rurmistrzak
1895 Burns James n Clark AIS Lin
coin; Aladsr Fonyo. Providence hos
p.taL
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Suta. Market

ssAar-DstTOi whoLesAls prices
rystai dOminOes. l-I-. tii.st, DO
s-lo.. tliss Eagle tzblsts tlo; ~
powdered $40. standard powdsrsd q
1855. granu,sied. eXtrs coarse. ts.ts
,renuls ted hns. In bulk, ,s:ib: graz
IN cases Istb, crystal domino kr an
HF cases ss.sb. diamond A. Nss
eonf.etioneTs a, tsio No, ri!
10 No 5 ~ No. No f. y: ,s0s No. Ne, %. ILL
NNoo. ~ $50; u O. 10. Il. sffs; no. is
sT.7O. No IL. t17o; No. 10 $40; non
cakinK mixture 30 beet Eranuiated
t7s6 per 100 lbs household powd.
Ia, ~ 10 case t1.te; do. ~ 20 oss
ttto Der case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
csru,o rraIls siaekhsnder.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Enrico
Caruso. famous Metropolitan opera
tenor. wants "a foil blackhander
with his own hands For the sec
oud time within n few years Caruso
has received = "Blackhand NEE
sage" This time someone wants
the singer 70 leaYe $4,000 with a
man who viii wear green hat
The trystlng place ia designated as
somewhere on long Island" but
Caruso is keeping tho place a Sc
Cret.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Marriage Licenses

Ter~sa Vcryas 45. same
Sa",n.l - harrington. - Mar'e
,oS sbaloy "a Barbara Homok'.
- t.-. p. prr7,k. - ~ t-o,r. Fer-
n~1nt 1S T-- fT1v' 80
iward ll7'fm % IN ia Tut''
Kari n.n. a. ,...a Go-' -
AlovprF - D-'rott
H,'H e >'o' 90 . 1T. .u Nass
A-ttp~ rsts- ~e 0a,roi.
fo-o uv-r p, to- Anr
N0chol'- = credit 20 l~na Budd
"e ,,os~', - Antonietta
Gasuvrdt y
V'uer afs Emma "
Ro'arH s.."etor - Detroit sushr
Moore, 10 v-errou
Fnas stewart % S.w Boston
Fr0n.p Euhir - Detroit
Anfhorv Cenfrowvk, % Detroit
Anna TeoN'ow 80 H1mtranck
John ccleocotronis. 20 EquiNs
Hart,vsu = swos, So Carson CITY.
I'm wa Sw o. 80 Detroit.
=. Frank Flynn. - Ruth 2 Tucker
Anthony w,rchouAka. % Elizabeth
FrarN sezcIpnsSi. q sofa swcrs-
duo 27
Loo F'mruF - 80 - f-s-~ Rnuro
Wanda vrroenek' - Vr,-~rAotte
George Loos - rvo 'F0h~st~in 20
Hugh Mackay. 20 Faith VI Boyni-r
James Harrison IS Alice f. Cor
don i9
i.ce McG'nch, &c HcnrI.us NJ
rfu-f %
Rus,en ? Fales - winIfred MI
sam Costage - Aspania constan-
dlnu -
george Tavior O.. Ida B'oktord 7S
r.vnr r.. s0nort- %. Grace i.aree -
Loren KimbaIl 35 Five Tlwood .
. Iloria Sorodok 20, Lottia tmbrea.
wallace c lamb. 50 Minnie y um.
walt So
Harvey A. DcIoyc. s5i Lillian
Fisher TO-
Sar'usl G Caviness. %. Pontiac.
Tlosa'0 Terreut %
Ismes Wisniewski. 2s. Detroit
Mary f.ies PaS Ciet
Harry i poud. - Lorran Eichel-
berger. y
claude y Jourdal. e. Gladys Kelly.
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William W Sehree, 40 Georgetown
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g"orge r MACPHERSON, 2S Emma
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Births
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Nick Ettu, 224 r. Warren Joseph
Kennedy e7s Waterloo: Stantslaus
Moric 1899 junction. Tony Sisek. 32l
Thirty. second, Antonio tafata es'
Macomh Salvatore Dangeio 2s6 Mul-
lott Ffwa ~ StoCksr. asi NJ Fiiiott,
Clarence Derereaux. iib Parkview
Frederick McIanc. f21 Fisher Law
ronce T. Talbot 233 carter: Geor -
WqikrV 2fs Rivar4. aJrhn Rich SsI
Twelfth Andrew Bartak 1899 FI~leu
Tycy~pan " lack 1908 Buchanan
wallace J W9ikcr FIa-oor hosnttai
N'ko'ai HorNianski. is1 PartwOod
Frederick SohoNuh~ch 2as SfrouR
ruthey ttavee 1859 Bellevue. Joseph
N~wall 2sS National G~crue FIX -ei
FaHnsworfh A Woodward iits
Fnurtcen'h Frank Schacf~r 1889
Ferry oas' Frank e P-'c~ teT Park
wood Arthur Franklin aIs Nicht~nn
No. KI-csis 800 Post Georgo r
Doud. sis Antoinette Domineck Mao