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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
REAL EiTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

BUY OR TRADE WITH OWNER
Stock and grain tarm
WaShIta county, $50 acres.
100 upland grass, 200 Level
valley, orchard, alfalfa good
8-room house, $40 per acre
want city income,
DAIRY and truck mrm; West 18TH. 70
acrrh. 20 IN cultivation 10 pasture. nov
improvements; price 81 nuO. only tl,OOO
cash, bnauc" long time AT percent
improved 2o-icrc tract southehal ni
city. ideal dairy or chicken farm, price
s. 800 part cash and long time
Rect garden proposition IN state. e
Rcrrs inside CITY hruiig. win paved
streets nnd car lines, $500, viii sell on
long time
Modern s-ruom prlck residence. garage.
close In corner, for sale or trade for
Lopd clear farm
Ensi CAPITOL Hin 5-room cottage. .
lot. price 5000, 500 cash, balance 81
monthly
Modern hrlck apartment. lots G2l5NliO.
loon of $4,000 trndo equity for improved
fnrm
DO not DELAY but write today; if Won
hn," property That has mcrIt let's got
busy: titles perfect
T. q wis, 5Ol-5 Campbell VI a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Gains at Opening on Buying
Based Mainly on Good
Spot Accounts.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
.ew ORLEANS COTTON FUTURes.

NEN OULEGN~. Ma Cotton m-
'urc. closed steady ~ au advance NJ 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Market fnt horse. u. restricted pfincibsilr
- the Nat trade for sound, IN suod fiss1
10 itats Old the fcllo~ins ptics. pre-.
vail
stiilltfy horse. isN 10 "a hands ti!toi,s
Casslty horses 10 10 its hands bOoiit
Cohs. q. snd l inrh 20 ~ hands 80 a.
whs, other trade there 10 10 ssiiins bslov
these prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

CtssshN BOULEVARD An attractive
I-tuum humr un ss pfriit q int - There
i on the boulevard ft,iao is Offered ai
" 700 Ices than ns ,slur sss W. NrFsu
vlih Sleffus Investment Co is .
nlds Wal slt1 n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

'.RuuM modern rcwl, painted house NJ
haiHnln price at 1909 ". Ilst Call
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
WORTHWHILE

Mrs Mabel Gilbert. OF Detroit; was
a recent guest in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. II. Corr,n.
The. seventh grade. pupils, accom-
panied by their teacher, Mrs. "a. r
Taft and Miss Madeleine Barnum'
spent Wednesday at walled Lake.
Frank Hamilton. y r. Bogart; NJ
J. Burrows. L. a. Tiboits. w. Per
Turner. L. l. West and seVera
Others were IN Monroe attending the
horse races, uesday.
Or. Thomas n. Henry and Thomas
F. Murdoch are in ST. Louis. thts
week. attending the Democratic ma
tional convention.
The annual meeting and banquet
Of the Worthwhile high school alumni
byterian church Friday. June so. The
annual meeting and election Of Of
icers will be held AZ a:30 with the
banquet at $3.50 the price per plate
superintendent OF the Highland Park
schools. is the head OF the program
committee. Mrs. Louis A Rabbit. Of
the banquet committee, Miss Frances
Mrs. W. Pitt Johnson. class OF 1873:
on the reception committee. assts<ed
by Mrs. G. L. Dubuar, 1873; r 6.
Yerkes. 1855; NJ. n Johnson. 1855,
Mrs. , 6 6 Ysrkfs' iSsS; r a, N9 9ss,
Carl r.. Schoultz. 1907 Edward VI
Bogart. 1911. Edna Nevlson. 1912. and
Donald Yerkes, Jr.. 1915
X. school has purchased new
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Wheeler were
in Detroit Thursday.
chattei mortgage sale Of the
grocery and meat market formerly
conducted by sylvester 7. Ward. viii
be sold at public auction saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Annie Noble is the
holder Of the mortgage.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises will be held in the Alseium
theater, Monday evening. The fol-
lowing pupils will graduate: Bernice
Gertrude Brown. Gibson Car
penter. Ruth Csttermole. stuart COLI
Olive DesAutels. Ralph Foreman,
Mary Fuller. Irving Lapham ILilisn
Lyke, AveriI Miles. Helen Miller.
Parmenter. Howard stark.
and Alice Wagner. \ play will he
given entitled. The birds OF Killing
worth. i'm addition TO the regular
exercises. Sgpt Of schools o NJ
Misenar VIII present. the diplomas.
A benent Performance. including
vaudeville and moving pictures. will
he given in the Alseium thester this
evening for the w. n. {. ladies
Mr. and Mrs. Horace \ Boydeh are
now occupying the Cranson house at
Main ard Iogers-sts.
The family OF J. G. Goodale is quar-
antined on account OF measles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
FORD MAN HITS
BOOZE TRAFFIC

WYANDOTTE. June i6.-"Every
o1ght minutes q human is broken
~ the effects OF alcohol" More
xnoney has been spent for booze than
Tor Ill the wars OF history. -. THE
.oIties are filed with outcasts
through drinking" Liquor controls
NJ courts. the legislatures and the
rovernment." and THE liquor trafiic
makes men less skillful. unreliable
and stales his judgment and good
sense" were some of the rapid-fre
statements made. Thursday night,
~ Prof E. NJ. Robins, head OF the
educational department OF the Ford
Motor Co, TO more than 300 people
in the Methodist church, in one OF
the most successful dry rallies In
years. A. l.. Gettleman, local cam
paign manager. was in charge, and
~ Holland Reformed Jubilee guar
tet and J. A. Carol. soloist. filled
the musical numbers.
Going after them was the SUB
1ect OF Robins speech, and he did
and they who attended say they
win, strong, so the committee is
planning on more rallies and more
GOOD speakers and entertainers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
M7asG'RJj55,p

Dear Miss Roberts, am an
American girl with a high school
education. but without business
training. and am suddenly reduced
TO the necessity OF earning my liv-
ing. have tried In all directions
Ia get work, almost any sort OF work
that would offer me the least chance
20 plan something better for the
future. but my inexperlence 10 too
great a drawback. and so Tar I've
not had even nibble. am get
ting TO the end OF my resources
There - something can do.
however. and that Is homework
always helped mother. and | am
good AT the work. | am therefore
thinking OF taking a situation as
housemaid
DO you think this IL a shocking
thing to do? And will the fact that
have been in service prevent my
getting an office position later? My
idea is TO attend a night school and
learn TO be frst class stenographer.
to study for a really fine diploma.
so that when I am ready I can try
for a position that will give me the
opportunity TO make everything pos
Sible OF myself in the business
world Is this idea a feasible one
in your opinion? ! am 80 worried.
for | shall soon have TO 90 into deot
unless get work. At the same time,
| realize that will have 10 drop
my friends while I am working as
a servant. can't complicate things
too much. Perhaps shall not be
atle 10 arrange things so ! can
both do my work and get the school
ing want Please give me all the
advice possible Sincerely yours.
LAST RESOURCE"
think you are a fine and sensible
girl Certainly you can both do your
work az housemsid and get your
schooling. though. perhaps. just at
first your new duties may leave you
too ti.6 TO work evenings.
but be perfectly frank with your
prospective emnlover Tell her that
you can only acccp' a position that
will leave you free 10 work after a
certain hour OF the evening on your
own behalf. Many japanese do this
DO MT fret an Instant about your
loss OF social position. Naturally.
while you are servant you take
the position OF one in your employ.
ers house. Outside that house you
will be yourself. neither more nor
less. and would certainly not keep
away from, my friends. ticngh you
viii. OF course. have hut lille time
20 give them. II you work evenings.
pan the whole thing out carefully,
consider II as neae-sary appitr.
;iccship. and. n possible. as some.
thing OF lark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
MRS. C. III. GENTLE
PASSES AWAY

i WYANDOTTE June 16.-After an
lllness Of several months. and oper'
Snked on but a few days ago. Mrs
Charles H. Genthe. so. died In Grace
hospital. Detroit. Friday morning
NE was the wife OF Charles II.
oenthe, former city Official, living
e No. 10s Oak-st. Beside her hus-
hoxsd, three sons, Charles, Jr., Earl
~ Raymond, and one daughter.
Ms. Joseph Donninger. Indianapolis
ma: one brother. Hugo Mehlhose,
ana one sister. Mrs. Matilda Bailey
nnryfve her. Funeral arrangements
1--we not been completed.
The late Mrs. Genthe was a mem
~ az the Arbeiter Franen Verein,
ond . life long member Of ST. Johns
Evangelical church. She was born
~ Germany. and came to America
- years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
President Hailed AS
Greatest Man of His
Time
ORATORY FIRES
CONVENTION
Kentucky Statesman
Lauds Chief In Mas
terly Effort

ST. LOUIS, June 16.--His voice
trembling with emotion, Senator Ol-
lie VI. James Thursday eloquently
told the story Of three years Of Demo
cratic leadership and Landed Wood
row Wilson as the greatest Ameri-
can OF present day history. II was
the secondary keynote speech OF the
Democratic convention, delivered by
one OF Democrscys prize orators.
and II evoked a tremendous demon
stration for the Democratic stand
ard bearer James was An appeal
not 10 swap horses wlile crossing
bloody stream and plea for
recognition OF the president as a
master diplomat" and "unconquer-
able leader" worthy OF brilliant rec
ord in the book Of history for his
achievements for peace.
"The Democratic party is proud OF
the achievements OF Woodrow Will
SON" he said. He has brought pros
perity and plenty TO l00,0O0,OOO
Americans. He has given work TO
every willing hand in the republic.
Every toiler has the full dinner pail
full TO overlooking.
"He elevates himself the Ken
tuckian continued, ito that lofty but
lonely eminence occupied by George
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
YPSILANTI

The following are the members Of
tho Normal high school graduating
class who will have their commence
ment exercises Thursday evening In
Pease auditorium: Vera Anderson.
Helen Margaret Barton, Bertha Bart
lett Harrietta Bartlett, Mary G. Bar
ton, Marion Billbrough, Leon Bur
reD. Gracia Carroll. Mabel Miller
Carter. Albert Case, Alma Case.
Winifred Clute, Isabel Dicks. Neva
Dunn, Ray Farrand. Jules Freeman.
oorrell os,pin. Helen Colts, Julia
Greene, Elmer A. J. Gross Harold
Hedge. Howard Kern sarah Kuhn.
Harriet NJ. LaFramboise, Marior' .
Iambie. Eleonora Meyer, Helen Nor
rlson, Ardath Neal. Margaret F.
OBrien, Erie NJ Richards Thurlow
Riley. Emma Rupp. Lucy A Ropers.
Robert SCHNEIDER. Percy Shawlev'
Viola Smith. Edna ". Stewart. VeiDa
a. Swayze. Chloe Todd. Paul Vollmar.
Pearl Walter. Hosea Brayman Wi,
lard Henrietta Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16

rides throughout the city The visit
ing NJ DIS came here on TWO spa
cially chartered cars from betrolI
where they are attending the or
vention OF the American Med icai as
ISOLATION. An inspection OF the ioeSi
bath houses and mineral syringe -
scheduled for this evening
Ralph snyder, local mAch IN y, = :,
has started a divorce suit IN CIRCUIT
curt against his wife Ethel. Mrs.
Snyder's name was mentioned prom %
nently IL the divorce action 81 mar
Tis VS. Harris on Tuesday, ana inc
complainant in tins latest suit claim :
that ne has been ereatly humillai rh
a. a result lie also charges crueI'N
aud desertion.
The marriage OF Miss Ollie o
Carey and Elmer bloss wa. sglen'h
lied at high noon here yesterday az
the Methodist parsonage. The Nouh-
couple left last evening for honey
moon trip TO New York, and upon
their return they viii reside al No.
Mrs . r. VanderVoort. Mrs Robert
Posntr. and Mr.. and Mrs Harry DON
ALLISON leave tomorrow FOR a week
trip on Lake Superior
Judge Law has granted q dlNnrc
20 Lily Defer from her husband. An
thony Cruelty and dcseruon Na-
her charge The couple have been
living In Lake township
This evening Mss Lillian btooTEs
will entertain the members - tEr
sunday school board 81 the NJ p.
church at her home. No. loo Grand
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pferer are
removing 20 Detroit where Mr., PET
fer recently purchased A barber SHOP
on jefferson
Following an operation IN 81 20
seph hospital. Ann Arhor, Mrs ?. 7
Lynch, OF this city. died a. a nearly
hour THURSDAY morning. from uIemlc
Her remains VIII De
brought here for burial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
WYANDOTTE

While playing on a building near
his home. Wednesday night. Henry
fsii about IL fett to sn The Erosnd
alighting on his face. suffering a
broken nose and cut through his
cheek causing Dr. g. W. McCoil u
The boy II now seriously ill
Many local physicians are attend
ing the A NJ. A. convention In De-
troit this week.
Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges
from the entire downriver district
will hold their annual memorial SER
vices sunday. with visits to local
cemeteries. Lodges In Deiray. WAN
dotte and Trenton will take part
In wyandotte. the r. r Ward and
Indian encampment. I. o. O. r. lodges.
and the Marion Baxter and wyan-
dotte Rehekah bodies will meet in
| which they will march TO Oakwood
cemetery. Some local pastor will
Tslnai lodge. Trenton. and its aux
iliary VIII meet in the lodge room
az 10 a. m. and from there will 20 70
the cemetery.
Who's Your Tailor baseball team
will hold a special meeting Friday
night at 1:30 o'clock with Roy Pat.
chen. Elm and First-sts
Miss Gertrude Beaudle left Frida,
for months visit in indianapolis
Edward Gilroy. transient. wa
sentenced to 30 DAYS in the House %
Correction Thursday. by Justice Beat
tie, for being drunk and disorders
John r. and Thomas Morris. o
| First-st. are entered in 50-mil
bicycle race. July 4, in Cleveland
st. stephens choir will meet Frida
night for rehearsal in the church
Miss Louise Johnson. Almont.
visiting Miss Mildred Jones. First ~
for the weekend.
Arbeiter will hold their annua
vfcnic Sunday In the Baisley grove
on Eureks-rd.
Euphony octet. Of Saint Louis sem
| mary. gave successful concer
Thursday night In Trinity hall. an
der auspices of Trinity Young Peo
pies society.
The Older Boys association vii
hold a track meet Friday night o.
the high school grounds.
High school Juniors will give
farewell reception Friday night q
the school. to the seniors and teach
ers.
| Commencement exercises will p
held In the Majestic theater. instea.
OF the Marx theater. as was planpe,
by the Board OF Education Nor
favorable terms led TO the new
change. which was completed Thurs
day night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16

besides which an excellent program
has been arranged. Alumni tayuI
and members of the board OF educa-
ton are cordially invited 20 be pres
emit ~ -
r. d Hutton Is remodeling his
home on the RidEc-rd
ROYAL oak lodge NJ. al q q
have elyvtrd the following ctnCeEs'
Nchie gram George Ford vice.
grand Charles Quits, financial sec
TetarN. Roy Barnes treasurer. Louis
Storz. u l. q. NJ. Albert W. WI
Inns Stprz. alternate Lee : White.
The RarAta BOYS OF the Baptist
church have organized htsebalt
team George fONall was elected
manager anu claude ShUltz captain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
roy DROWNED
IN RIVER ROUGE

RIVER ROUGE. June 1s--While
vadihg In the Rouge river. on the
Dotroit side, Thursday night, Edwin
Now kowski, IL, of No. 76 Herbert
~. Detroit. fell snto hole in the
river bottom ana drowned. His
6hun, stanley Perlinski, OF the same
- md address, was some distance
|nWs but could not reach the boy
~ Z -. zhe Ahody was not recov
Seye( pn Thnssday night, but EFFORTS
wer2 Aade Friday by Deputy Sherifl
Co,l b sfAs hogs were going for a
waIG " Wsfrsn,sve- feriinski told
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
BIRMINGHAM

Il olpsv supper Will be given by
~ Epworth league OF the Method
q Episcopsi church this Friday eve
'4ft< PrsaSyterisn church society
|, N the home OF Mrs. Seymour Adj
11Ns. on Adarns-ave. a.,
her horne in southHeid:
N ofto Eualeman has sold hts house
~ Uatues-st. to John Armstrong. of
Tred Brady, who IL very I'll. has
I lone to Harper. hospital in Detroit
Mrs.; Anne Allen has s g,;,d. E fcr
Gverce ST. The oil, states wi may w ana
Y {kHt the wife's former name was
i Z5nck. They lived together until
Y X1ay 20 Of this year. There are two
" "a. Mrs. Allen IT, making her home
II 11th her parents In Pontiac.
t, The Queen Esther circle OF the
\ rethcdist Episcopal church. win meet
X Isss Bianch Jones on the. ouarton-
\ ~. The Queen Esther circles OF De-
81 selt VIM be present.
n Anncuncement has been maas ~
y Seerou. Of Yale. and Carl L. Hunt. OF
|S ~: residents Of Franklin will hold
q ~ 1ounion IA Farmer Park today.
B. y foSd sale viii be held Saturday
Mr. q Erwin's meat market for
n ~ 6oos6t OF the Pythian Sister
Il rs q william wing Is III in her
4, ~ Lowe. Robert Porritt and
NJ 1nr& Dsnieis. OF this place: Franz
N eJs.agie; Of Highland Park; and
/ ~ are nsmbers OF the Log Cabin
81 - ciub. OF this place. have gone
~ nattls Creek to attend the state
y 'S 10 mail children OF Mr.. and
b ~. xswrsncs Crofi. OF Detroit. who
- 0oondiBg the summer at PINE
fxn1A uarrowiy missed being burned
t@o loeth last evening IN 4 nre which
\ ~. Mrs.. crom rescued her chill
16n from the namcs and had 20 roll
K He eldest. four years old. In the
3 (ZnCs q extinsYash the nre IN tn, the
4 - 6ufnlne building and rescued her
baby. emerging from
tF = y ! Houee In the nick OF time
TsSs nv ssysd r S.tS sSS.. g. I. or TN.
4 n y. c. Horey. Of Pine Lake. and
4 ~ Sacsist Ala .oci.sy me. Thurs
J1tS9 NcCieiian on Harmon-ave.
y: Mr.. Burt Foss. of Detroit. spent
4SUPO0ay IN the home OF her parents
~. and Mrs. J. N. Rainey. on Pierce
4, me old FIRST Presbyterian church
VI - Iaut Mapie-ave.. AZ being wrecked
b " o1s,eoe church will be built in III
AZ fXks senior Y, NJ. c. A., OF Birming
Nm. Will 70 June ~ TO the count,
<<Y- ~ G. A. summer camp at voor
& Ills lake and remain until July I
ne Junior Y. NJ. 9. A. will go July
- the same lake TO remain until
J(ra fred Cook and two children
~ VosJninRton. are guests OF Mr.. an
" Ipa Harry Bassett. on Pierce-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
ROYAL OAK

Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and son. Of
Poplar Park. have returned from n
months trip to California
The alumni OF the Royal Oak high
school will hold their annual banquet
In the gymnasium this evening. The
spcsker OF the evening will he Ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
! MT. CLEMENS

Last evening AZ o'clock at 81.
Xln6eot's church. Detroit. occurred
~ marriage Of Miss Bessie sarns.
<nokhter Of Mr., and Mira a. v. sarns.
"a His city. and Arthur Provost. who
<Doootty went 10 Detroit to embark
~ ne groesry business. They will
49, tSeir home on Locust-ave.. In
Z q - husiaess men and other citl-
1T(DQ river bridge 20 tho
I&uo1& U0e The thorough
~ 1<4prfssed with gravel
~ = W. s's ssss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16

A Shakesperian masque. The
Wandering Fairies" is 10 he present
ed In Foresi park. St. Louis. today
and tomorrow. as part OF the pro
gram for the entertainment OF the
delegates and visitors to the Demo.
cratic national convention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
Harness Racing
At MONROE, MICH.

ais PACE. PURSE $1,000
cine Moquette. ch. h.. by Mo-
puette tHunnelD -.
Laura Lucille, D. m tClsinens(l9
Lord seymour br. h. tWalD 9
Mary Peter. b. m. fCrummerl
Lee Grand. h. h. tHeimbauRh) s
Miss Prebbic. blk. m. camp.
ArE Kan b. h. III Thonasj )
Dorothy Vernon. b. m. tCraw-
Time THirmnee-2iih. s.i'ih, 2i2. - ~
22l TROT. PURSE $500.
Richard Hunter, br. e, by
Golden Hunter Gray .... iii
Title Mack. blk. M, by Em-
pire Exped tion 81. Thorn
pn ally Evan b. g. ido.nelD. III
Jackie, b. e tAtkinsonD $50
y; Gurtics. b. & 'seely1 sta5
t JOIN d. SF9 y & b. a. TS% a@s.p, DIS
a. u Mack. b. .. CsulHvsnj ar
Time--2.i9h, 2:is. 2 2Oib. ago.
2:0. PACE, PURSE 1900
Primus, blk. =, by Bour-
bon Wilkes (HagsdaleDii 6
Hally C.. b. m. by North
west (Numab ,.....
Brother James. br T.. by
sir MarQue CO'ConnelD 1 TO -
Cotton Patch. b. h. tH
pcz Is%]i Hatcher.
Minnie Ann. ch m. Ham.
A9I. C"p B. m. torendortj 10 ; &
Gardner. CHI. 9. tstanseD. . . 80
Elsie onwsrdo Boyd = Cdr
~. Hedeewood (Ostman)I2iO sJr
Sailor Rcdlac tBiglerD. tdr
Impetuous Palmer Nor
CHESTNUT Hsf iiyysa,var,..;. ar
TimA--e1i a.1t. altk Z. S:1e k1bw-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
TheEpenin9 Story
The NeighbOrS.

copyr,en,. 1919 by W. wsrnerl
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
20 YEARS. FREE BOARD
FIGURES in LOVE SUIT
Mrs. Anne Hunter Says She Gave Ker-
foot. Defendant. $Il7.50 Month.
CBy the INTERNATIONAL NOW. ser,tc,

CBy the international News Servfee.l }
New York, Oct 9-Mrs. Anne BeIIeville
Hunter. wife Of Frederick William
Hunter. wealthy lawyer. today admitted
that John B. Kerfoot. literary critic, lived
in the Hunter household for twenty years
without paying for rent or lodging and
then collected the evidence on which
Mrs. Hunter sued for divorce
She was a witness for Kerfoot, defend
ant in a suit for $4,000 damages for the
alleged alienation Of Mrs Hunters af-
fections.
1t appeared from the testimony that
Hunter gave his wife $500 a month to run
the house and she handed over s117.5O
monthly to Kerfoot. He made no ac-
counting. She explained the Iitterateur
bought the meat and vegetables for the
house out OF her contribution
Who bought the wines and cigarsT'
she was asked
''Mr. Hunter.
And the cocktails"
The witness said Kerfoot sometimes
bought them. but she wasn't sure whether
1t was his own money or Hunters he
spent
Before leaving her husband. Mrs
Hunter said, she made an engagement to
go to the theater the following night with
him. She went with her husband to
their common safe deposit box and with
drew $4,000 OF securities her husband had
given her.