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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-21
Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable tho CompoN Council:
Gentlemen-To your Coht nlttee on
Claims and Accounts WEE referrcd 4
the petitions OF Albert end Milton
GAS, Florence Thomas t53J9)s
katherine Hill Campbell (707sD. for (
concentration for damages 10 auto
mobile, for personal injuries and for
damage to automobile. respectively, II
by reason OF alleged defective condt- 4
ton Of Pavements ana sidewalk. We
nave had the same under considerA-
tiun. have listened 10 the testimony
OF claimants, and recommend that
thoy be rendered the sums set oppo-
site their respective names I'm the
accompanying resolution, In full set
Element OF all elaine for damages
which they may have against the
city.
Respectfully tubultted.
A. c.. KUNZ,
GEORGE $. FIELD,
MOSES WARTELL.
LOUIS II. IEMTKE,
ANTHONY NOWC,
FRED w. ROBINSON,
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted, ana on leave the follows
Ing resolution was offered:
By Aid. Kunz:
Resolved, That the City Controller
be and ne Ia hereby authorised ana
instructed to draw warrants upon the
proper fund In favor OF the persons 4
hereinafter mentioned. for such
amounts as appear opposite their re-
spective names to-wit:
Albert and Milton Charles. 1870
Florence Thomas ............. e00.vo
Katherine Hill Campbell. ..... 5000
Arthur @. Bourget. .......... 1899
The said sum In each instance to be
in full settlement of all claims for
damages which the aforesaid elaine
ants may have against tpe City o.
Detroit by reason Il certain personal
injuries, damages toNautomobiles, ETC.,
on account of alleged defective COM
dition OF pavemcnts and sidewalkAs
upon presentation of the proper ro-2
ceipts therefor.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett
Bleil. Burton. Cranshaw. Dill. Field.
Frsiwald, Gilman. GHthard; HinelS
Kronk, Kunz, Lempke. Littlsfsl6.
Lodge, Movie. Richert. Robinsou.
Rollo. Schemansky. Schultz. Starkeys
Stefanowski, Thompson, Wartsu
Wenzel. A. r. " ilson, w. J Wilson.
Wing. link, Zoeller and the presi-
dents.
Nays-None.
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Streets.

TO th, honorable the Common CouneU:
Gentlemen To Nour Committee on
Streets was referred the petition or
George T. " lllaWs supcrlntendent,
Wabash and Perr Marquette Joint
Account ,s.S0l. FOR cancellation or
penalty and interest charges on as
scssmcnt levied against them for the
paving Of their ripht-of-Way az Ar
t.lIsry avenue Your committee hnds
that the notice OF said asSessment
vas mailed tu the Wabash X ". at
ST. Louis instead OF q" the petitioner
100 Detroit Iuu 'muDh as petitioner.
therefore received no notice OF said
Assessment, your committee recom-
mend that the penalty and interest
h" waived. and ofter the following
EespectrulIy submitted
JNMFS CRANSHAw.
EDWARD BARNETT,
w H. G. HINDLE,
John l.. JAkEL.
JULIUS l.. KRlMMEL.
Accepted and on leave the follow
IuE resolution was offered:
He Alderman Heating:
Resolved That the City Treasurer
BOO and he b. hereby authorized and
directed 10 accept from George II.
Marquette fp.nt Account. the original
amount ~ Parts T. 2 and OF as
sr-sWsUf ievied against Wabash Rail-
road r'CNt-of-way lying east OF Ar
for the paving OF Artillery avenue.
n Plat Of Daniel Scotten's sub. etc,
Book y fOlios ] and g. Roll 1875,
and cancel balance due.
Adopted as follows.
Yeas Aid. Allan Ashe, Barnett.
BI,F. burton CranshRw. Din. Field,
Fre,waId, Gilman, Guthard, Hindle.
IEk.I. Heating, kocher. Krlmmel.
kfnUk kun1. LemPke. Littleheld.
Lodge Nowc, Hichert. Rot nson.
gnll1. SChemansky. schultz. starkey.
Strfanuwski. Thompson, Wartsn.
V,uzeL A r. Wilson. W. J. Wilson.
" FMS. link Zocller and the presi-
dent
NayF-None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen beg TO advise your
Honorable Body that the following
liquor dealers applications and bonds
under Act POI Of the p, A. OF 1909,
~ amended. have been filed in my
ofhce,
APPLICATIONS.
lIlS-Frank Plotruwski. for trans
Tor from No 244 st. Joseph street TO
80. 9S2 Harper avenue.
ltlS Gus Meyer, for transfer from
No 52s Gratiot avenue to No. l65
hastings street
l120-Joscph Cooke. for transfer
from AS e. AZ Canheld avenue east
lt2l Frank \ Kramer. for trans
fer from No. 3s2 st. Paul avenue to
krrchcval avenue
ll22--N alter Cieszenski. for trans
fer from No. 44g Canheid avenue east
tu No. - Market street.
BONDS
Harry Burton, No, 96 Grand
1915. Anthony cieslinski. No. 24SO
FuSsell street
l,l2-Antotno Divito No. 757 Ri
ward street
l'll-Charles Eggers. No. d
l,o7--Edvard J. Faber, No. 766
GTaudy avenue
-. roe Henry d. Generous. No. S54
'Iattpt avenue.
I1p2 Frank GrotkowsIli. Nos. s44-
$50 warren avenue east
I,o5.-FranS kaminskl, 40. 800
CL.ne street
l7t7-Fg'd McCurdy. No 1913 Grand
River avenue.
lt's-Hector vannestc, No. 1910
Alter Road.
!c9f-John Zoccold. No. 1871 Russell
street.
lil3--GeorEe W. Herbcrtson No
igN Concord avenue.
I50b.-IEuatz Guusbprg No %
Michigan avenue.
1899. Chas. Il Licurauce. No. 293
Woodward avenue.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY
city Clerk.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-21

Also. warranty deed OF John .
Tplsy 20 the city Of Detroit, or parts
ot Lots s, and ont lot %, L. g. No
90, Wlthcroll Farm. Ctc.
Referred 10 Committee on ways
and Means
Also, Bond waiver and agreement
Of WadswOrth Manufacturing Co,
riDd In accordance with resolution
"dthurlziuE the construction OF
spur-track IN kcrchcyal avenue;
adopted by tho Common Council at
the session OF june - 1915
referred % Committee on Ways
and Means
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Ways and Means.

Esrtfrwru Tp your Committee ON
WAYS and Means was referred ~
Warrants I.ti OF tho NHraHfHud
Boulevard Land C.wrruN Co the city
.I Detroit Your Committee HudIr.
a4II deed tu bD approved hy the tuT-
ruratiru Counsel and tho cts Ems
ue.r. recommend Ifs acceptance iu
urcurdance with the accompany ing
a., solution
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Claims ,as .., s3s .osssn's xsss 49,
ll2ssj, Christine brown U73S1. ~
terkin issss), r. e. Hslfsrick itl!1kI
Ger ana zens j. Klliinssssr 54iS}ys
M ss@ 5.sd ssSS'sSG a esM si! 3 y
pr. Fred Grover (1oiD. ysnni1
Grover (70l0), Margaret r.. 9oe14
7O0S, Frank Dziadosz (6st7). xath>
crime Dziadosz (694s). Margaret Dpg~
ming $3.50. Martin Gascon (e3e1l.
Robert Freeman (ss2s), Louis KoSs
onsowski Set20 and Minnie polns
merenke te10sl, all for damages fU9
personal injuries, and compensstloo
for damages to automobiles wa9onR
horses, etc. Your Committee has tnS
vestigated each OF said claima. hao
listened to the testimony submitte1
by claimants, and recommend th6f
each OF the aforementioned peel-
tions be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
A. q. KUNZ.
GEORGE S. FIELD.
MOSES WARTELI,
LOUIS II LEMPKE.
ANTHONY NOWc,
FRED w ROBINSON,
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY,
Accepted and adopted.
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To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen This Is TO request
your honorable Body TO authorize
the Controller TO credit the sum OF
S4u 80 receipt from sales etc. de-
posted with the City Treasurer. in
tho Recreation Commission fund, 10
account 9. car fare.
Respectfully yours,
THE RECREATION COMMISSION.
l. W Jayne. Supt.
Referred 20 Committee on Ways
and Means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-21

By AID, Jakel!
Resolved. That the Department Of
Public Works be. and Ii hereby d.
rected 10 draw "A voucher on the Pub
ne sewer Fund In payment of the
cost OF the city arms. II any, on lat
cTal sewer No. 27G2, and be IL further
Resolved. That the city Controller
be. and lac In hereby directed to pre-
pare special assessment lateral sewer
bonds for parts !, q 3. and OF
"a sessment roll No. SU72. Ina accord
ance with the provisions OF Sections
~ and - of Chapter II Of the Charter
OF the city OF Detroit. as amended by
an Act OF the Legislature OF the State
OF Michigan, approved June q, 1901.
said bonds 10 bear interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum.
Adopted as follows.
Yeas-Ald. Altar. AshC. Barnett,
Bleil, Burton, Cranshaw. Dill, Field,
Freiwald, Gilman. Guthard, Hindle.
Jakel, Heating. Kocher. krimmel,
Lodge. Nowc, Riohert. Robinson. Roi-
10. schemansky. schultz, stsrkey,
Wonsei. A. u. Wilson W ]. Wilson,
WING. link, zooller and the Presi-
dents
Nays--None.
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From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
GcntlemcH:--I beg to advise your
Honur9 hI" Body that the following
Druggists Bonds under Sec. g. ~
Act 3l3 Laws OF 1857. Section 53b6
e. l.. 1897 as amended 10y Act No.
81. Public Acts OF 1909 have been
led IN my ofhce to-wit:
12S-Frank W. Droelle. NO. 27l era
tot avenue.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
CITY Clerk
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
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From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen The alleys described
below are found TO he In an insani-
tary condition on account OF depres-
sions therein holding accumuIatlnnb
of filth and stagnRnt water, creating
a nuisance and uenacing the heaith
OF the public The Board OF Health
having concurred. the Department or
Public Works. therefore. recommends
that the alleys mentioned be paved
with the material named In accord
snco with an ordinance entitled. AN
ordinance 10 provide for the grading
and paving. and regarding ana re-
paving 81 alleys in the city, OF De-
troit. approved August 18Th. 1900
IL Is estimated that the cost OF
these improvements will be as fol-
lows:
Junction. Michigan and kulick. 10
and 90 feet wide. new paving with
,2.iso.
RiopeIle, Lafayette and Monroe. 20
feet wide, new paving with one
course concrete; estimated cost, W.
Alley in block bounded by Concord.
Canton. Berlin and Mack. Is feet
wide. new paving with one-course
concrete; estimated cost. $3.50.
H" Alley In block bounded by Du-
bois. Cheue. Warren and Theodore;
estimated cost. $4,000.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO ". FENKE1I,
Commissioner.
The Board 81 Health hereby con-
II. w. PRICE.
Health officer.
HARRY r VAUGHN.
BY Alderman Heating
Resolved That ct" Alley in block
bounded by Greusel, Junction. Mich
lgan and Kulick; Alley In block
bounded by Russell. Rlopelle, Mon
roes and Lafayette, ct" Alley In
Berlin and Mack; III" Alley in block
bounded by Dubois. Chenc. Warren
and Theodore. be. and the same arc
hereby. ordered to be graded and
paved on sanitary grounds with the
concurrence 81 the Board OF Health.
and the material named and widths
stated In the foregoing ,communica-
lions adopted by the Common Coun-
ell. and the provisions OF tho Char
ter and Ordinances 81 the city OF De-
troit. and further. he n
Resolved That the Department OF
Public Works be, and II hereby al
rected 20 advertise FIVE times for pro
posals for improving said alleys In
accordance with tho recommendation
contained In the foregoing commu-
nicatlon and said Charter and ordin-
ances.
Adopted a. follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Ashe. Barnett.
Bleil. burton, Cranshaw. iii. Field.
Frciwald. Gilman, Cuthard. Hindle.
Jakel Heating. KoCher Krimmel,
Krouk Kunz, Lempke, Littlefieid,
Lodge. NowC, Richert. Rohif son, Roll
TO- Schemansky schultz. Starkey.
stefarnwskv. Thompson warteil.
Weuzcl. A r. Wilson, w. J Wilson,
wing. link, Zoallcr and the Presi-
deut-gH
Naya--None.
From Department Of Public Works.
- -. II.....Ll. -. I.,.rnrrnnr, Council.
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Resolved. That the contract en-
tered into by the city Clerk with g
w. McCauley for furnishing the city
with $50 ballot boxes, as per speci-
ECations furnished by the city Clerk.
for the sum OF $500 90 be and the
same is hereby approved and con-
firmed
Adopted as follows:
Neas--Ald. Allan, Ashe. Barnett
Bell, Burton, CranshRw, Dll, Field.
FrCiwald Gilman, Guthard, Hindle,
Jakcl, Heating. Kocher, Krimmel.
Kronk. Kunz, Lcmpke, Littleneld.
Lodge. Move, Richert. Robinson.
Rollo. Schemansky. Schultz. Starkcy.
S WeazeI a W T9ompsSn W W;STse
Wing. link, zoeller and the presi-
dcnt-3s
Nays-None
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From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Tentlomen:--I beg 20 advise your
Honorable Body that ! am In receipt
90 tho following communication from
the Detroit United Railway,
Respectfully submitted
RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk.
The following 10 the communica-
ton referred to:
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From the Clerk.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemcu:--In reply TO an adVer-
tiscmcnt FOR proposals for furnishing
the city with $50 ballot boxes. tho
following proposals were received:
The Liusell Company .....Sl.9S7.5 so
q. w. McCauley ............ 1900 90
| have entered into contract with
the lowest bidder and hereby ask the
approval and confirmation or same
by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
CITY Clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-21
From the Clerk OF the Recorders
Court.

To tho Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen respectfully report
to your Honorable Body that july
duly lmpanolled In the Recorders
Court IN the matter 81 widening Lo-
cust street from n point at tho inter
section 81 the west side OF Fourth
avenue 20 Grand River avenue. where
not already open 10 n width OF 50
feet ms n public street and highway,
rendered n verdict in favor 81 said
opening Thursday, June sth. 1915.
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From Department of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Lateral Sewer No, 27G2, assessment
roll No. SOFA heretofore approved and
confirmed by your Honorable Body.
have been completed according to
plans and specifications and accepted
FOR the city.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. "a. FENkELL.
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which was Confirmed by the Court
saturday, June 18th. 1915.
In accordance with the statute.
herewith transmit q certified copy or
said verdict and Of the Judgment OF
confirmation.
Respectfully,
JOHN A GROGAN.
CLERK
Accepted. and referred 20 Commit
tee on street Openings.
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Streets

To the Honorable the Common councii;
Gentlemen. To your committee on
Streets was referred the bids for paw,
ing Alleys Nos s31-s3s with brick.
Your committee have carefully co0-
sidered the same and recommend that
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Wing. link, Zoeller and the Presi-
dents
Nays-None.
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Claims and ACCOUNTS.

To the honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-TO your Committee on
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From the Board Of Health.

To the Honorable tho Common Council:
Gentlemen-ln reply TO requests for
proposals for furnishing such guam
titles OF coal as may be required by
the Board OF Health until June 80,
1917, the following bids according TO
specifications were received:
THE y. KOENIG COAL COMPANY
Meadow Brook Nut. Pea and
Slack (Bitumlnous) ,........t29 30
Lehigh Valley. egg (Anthra-
Lehish valley. stove or chest ~
nut C(Anthracite) 49,. 49,. Z 90
Lehigh Valley, stove (anthra-
POcohGntus, egg size, forked
THE t uNiTED FUEL & SUPPLY Coz %
Redwood nut and slack tbit-.
Scranton 'n egg itanthraciit;scii '....'z ~
scranton. stove or chestnut (an-
scranton stove jtantthiraciltiejj -. -. : Is
Poeohontas No. 3. egg size. .
r. l. AWKWARD. 80 90
kentucky lChituminous) ......S2 a5
Glendale ((bituminous) ....... 3 90
Scranton, egg (anthracite) go. : 75
scranton. stove tanthracite) - ] Is
Scranton. chestnut (anthrRcite) s 90
tScranton, stove (anthracite) D.. 7 rs
Houston. egg sized. forked.
PARKER YBBoTHER.s; COMPANY
uminousl Observation-Disclosures 90
2. l. 3 w, egg lsnthrasitsj 90
(anthracite) ........'....... rs
D, IA A. w, stove (anthracite) 2 %
Pocahontas. egg (Rnthracite) 8 az
WILLIAM r. BESANCON
Copen, West Vn., nut, pea and
slack (bituminoua) .........ty Is
Lehlgh egg. (anthracite) .....s6 rs
Lchigh, stove (Rathracite) .,.. s %
LehlRh. chestnut tanthracite) Tlb
LehiRh. stove tantraclte) .....S %
Pocahontas lump or egg. egg
siIed. forkcd (anthracite) - oH
All Of which II respectfully sub
mlttcd 20 your Honorable Body with
tho request that contracts for the
required quantity OF coal for the pc
riod mentioned he awarded 20 the
lowest advisable md rosponsible hid.
der or hidderH
Respectfully submitted.
THE HOARD or HEALTH
ny JOHN r. McklNbAY.
Secretary
noFcrrrd 20 Corrr,ttten -, tJaat,s
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From Department Of Public Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: The Department OF
Public Works respectfully reports
streets and alleys II fully completed
and has been examined by the De-
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From the clerk.

Accepted and placed on ME.
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From the Recreation Commission.

Referred 10 Traffic and Police Reg
ula lion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-12
Wei6(i6e ce6rfinge.

Die oeutfden SiemenssS 1udert.
Werfe baben auf @runb bon bereits
friibr i'm 3Ieinbaunert aufgenomme.
men @erfuden. Die CUTE Grfolgs eripars
ten lieBen. peiblihs eebrtinse CUR
Qu%sbiloung ola Wedanifer unb Wsrt,
5eugmader 5ugelaFen. Sdmtltde 9ebrs
linge Unit ben mdnnlihen 2sbrlingen
3ufammen ettpa 600) erbolten bds
Mittnoefen unentgsltlib perabrei9f.
Heben Den bisbsrioen 8e3iigen peroen
oieien ferner fir beionbsren 5letB mo-
6entli6e 2eiftungs3ulagen gefpdbrt
Miifen fie nit Grbeiten, fir bic font
qftorblobn ausgefsBt lit. betraut ipsrs
ben, erbalten iie oi. Sdlft. SsB norma.
len a~ttorofabes.
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sber idon mar or and bei ibr.
Gr nobm loren Nrm uio legte
i'm lebr feit in ben %leiuen.
GS ifien, ais iGbc er lpcocr @ors
min nod Die iunge 6ran, lie m1=
rem nidDt mebr fir i'm ou.
Scbr bodaniaeridtet, uoll oro
benoen Stol3cs ldritt or nit Sarosp
oapon.
(Sortietnnq fofst.)
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1ranspprt> WeIeuihaften
Carter uIIaIv Transfer Co.,

;samilien< &utIden unb 9roifteit- SeS
Sorot lImaiehen un0 Weobel : Saaerur9.
8oaoaaes $ransport. Gelepbpn 123.
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SIND SIZE KRANK?

0oueu sic ausfinSen, mas S91en
feblt. uno modten Gle geiuno fperpell.
10 fon1ultieren gle
Or. Petry, graduirter chiropractor'
2O3 9uerler=@ ebanbe, 222h 8: goms
merce Ctr, Sci. grodett 1888.
itn~terImdnmg unb Spniultation fret.
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0os id)limnle, oaS fIeiulibe
Mort, fotm, oaB es beroltS mar,
dngltigte lie Ielblt.
6orop bob oos @oupt, lab INN,
Der - ntiBbonoelt, p~erfolgt, billie.
iu6enb.
Do trof im slpeber @lid Sen oea
WanneS. Sic peritono nid)t, mas
iDr oarous cntgeacuriei Sroit2
3orn2
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q n. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works

Sdnbler in Sarotpnre. Sefen MP
B(edluaaren. 8rnftii6er &lempner lilo
0odoeder. 934 Sit : Commerce Strds
re. Selepbon Srapis 1880.
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prOfeFor aoGlins Pegriibte ben De,
tettiD auf Sas 5reunoIi6fte unb eina
nit ibm burd mebr.re Strabeu. treus
uno quer, Biz lie enbIih an ggeft 3.
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THE HOTEL

Mas beoeutet rSbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette SoteI fir oas tpenin'te @elo in Saf1
Mntonio. 3immer SOC. Gnsaeaeidnete
Wah[aetteu 25c. Nieorige Spe5idlrater
per Wode. 8ab frei. grodett 6277., Sn
centraler Gage. 302 Siios@lamo Ctr.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Erausportieren nno Nuffteuen DON
.Safes~ uno ihtperer Nnihinerie cine
gpesio[itdt. Wbbolen, @erienben. Mufbes
uohreu etc. Office 510-514 Soloro1a
ctr. 8eioe Eelephoue 359.
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,sater SeratdD Seeb" nno rsa=
ter Gas Maib" madt bic 9ernen legssn
urb rentabel. Seu uno @etretoe: Sn9s
ner<Wlebisin. SateT Secb 81, 42O g.
sylures ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
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efd,1fts>4alemner

9l,untmgs umo 3elte.
alantp Sent & apnins Co., @mt. 60.
reasen, gi9entiimer. Gue nnlere @aaren
baben poaes @epibt unb MaB, paiieno
fir Stauoar6 @roBen. 215 Ipenlie y.
gelepbpn Grpfett 1858.
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6o,s uno ssebte.

8ir balteu Die bette &oble nno oas
bette 8rennbol3. Rrobiert nns. 0lase
Wpoo & Gpal Company. grodett 6O53.
3eucs Teleebou 1911.
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Sameu unb 0eaiselfutter.

serb. etaffcl, 80 Oft : COMMERCE
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Evening star., 1916-03-23
.FRANKINC PRIVILEGE
DENOUNCED IN REPORT
House Printing Committee Says
Abuse Costs Government Thou
sands of Dollars a Year.

Abuse of the congressional franking
privilege is denounced in a report of
the House printing committee. which
has included a provision in the pend
ing revision of the printing laws de-
signed to stop the practice. The re-
port charges that members of Con-
gress furnish franked envelopes to in
dividuals, committees and organiza-
tions interested in promoting a par
ticular propaganda at the public ex-
pense
Millions upon millions of franked
envelopes. supplied free to members
of Congress for their own use, have
been turned over to private organiza-
tions to conduct mail campaigns for
certain purposes" the report says.
"It has been no uncommon thing for
some members to order several hun
dred thousand or even a million frank
ed envelopes and then send the entire
lot to Il committee or organization
having no connection whatever with
the government for its use in the
mailing of certain extracts from the
Congressional Record or public docu-
ments that may also have been printed
in its behalf at the expense of the
government.
Evening star., 1916-03-23
CHANGES URGED IN BILL
FOR JUVENILE COURT
Committee on Law and Legislation
of Chamber of Commerce
Makes Recommendations.

A number of changes in the bill now
pending in Congress for the reorgan-
iZation of the Juvenile Court were sug-
gested by members of the committee on
law and legislation of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce at a meeting last
night at the New Ebbitt House to dis
cuss the proposed legislation. The
committee voted to urge the chamber
to recommend that amendments to the
bill be made. The most important of
these recommendations are:
That the judge of the Juvenile Court
be resident of the District; that the
clause in the bill providing for the
appointment of Woman probation. Of
ficers to hear testimony in female cases
be stricken out: that children he de-
tanned at the house Of detention not
longer than one week before trial; that
the board of childrens guardians be
appointed by the Commissioners and
the Judge of the Juvenile Court jointly
rather than by the judge alone. and
that an appeal be allowed from any
order of the court.