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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
CLiIiilNORE.

MISSES Olive and Esther Thccson left Sun.
day night for Chicago where they will attend
school thi, winter
Mtv u. + Luteu LETT for Jellette. Wyo,
Monday night, To visit her son William
Miss lima Jean Cameron returned home
Monday from Norman, where she had spent
u few days attending the opening exercises
~ the state university
Mrs l.. \ Rohr Of Kansas City spent sun.
day iu The city gucst AZ the home of her
brother. \ & GriSwod
Mrs Harold crosby OF Chelsea was The
guest " her brother /. :. Robson. and Mrs
Robson several days the past week.
Miss NiCtoine Fry Is visiting relatives and
friends in Kansas City and Kansas points
Mrs j. G hnShyhcad spent several days
the past week in Dallas. Texas She vas
accompanied by her daughter Miss Oowala
who will attend school there this winter
Mcssre add Mesdames- e. ~. Davis. J +
| fhppin and & + Godhcy spent several days
the past week In Kansas city, Mo. the gen
tlcmen attending bankers meeting, while
( the ladies visitef friends.
Miss Lima W. Griffng Of Oklahoma City.
spent the week end IN the city the guest of
Mrs J.. : Robson.
Mrs Edgar Anderson spent several days
! the past week the guest OF Nowats friends
Mrs Theodore Rrokcma and daughter Of
| Hickman. Nch, are guests AZ the home oi
| Mrs ". ; Moore
| Wednesday for - months visit TO relative,
| m Arkansas
| Mrs & H. Hot4eudorn and little daughter
| spent several days this week in Chelsea with
| relatives
Misses Mabel and Nevs Stuhhleficld OF
| bay!,sS home They were accompanied by
| their grandmother, Mrs Elizabeth Stubble.
| field who has been visiting in Csssvihc for
| several weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

johnson, Esther Kiyett, Ethel wilkinson
Ethel Ringo. Belle Kelley; Messrs Joe
Shoemaker, Ra!stoI Holcomb, Claude Miller
Howard Green, Gale starr, r. Campbell
Dewey Pence and Raymond Bricker.
Miss Jean Simpson has returned from
Manhattan kan, whore she spent a few
days with her sister Marjorie, who is at
tending school there.
MIR. aad Mrs. l.. j. Lalcv entertained
at II o'clock dinner Sulda, in hon,r OF their
house guests, Mr.. an Mn. Joe Conway, Dr
and Mrs C. \ Selhy, Mis- Mildred Me-
Nan ghtan Misses Dora, Anna and Lexena
Conway, MesSrs Mather and Day all OF
Tulsa
Mrs W. f. weiblc and son Bill spent
Monday as the guests of relatives in In
dependence
Mr.. Lydia podson has returned from q
several weeks visit with relatives in Guthrie
MIR and Mrs. j $ Foster aud Mr. aud
Mrf lamos Waller spent Monday in OKLA
homa City
Mr. ami Mrs Mike Roberts and children
are spending few days as the guests OF
friends in Tulsa
pr and Mrs u d Howell and children
have returned from "trip to Pe,OsEey
Mich, and Excelsior Springs, No.
Mrs " W Stadiman, daughter Lois and
son Floyd Of Carrizoto, " NJ, are the guests
of Mr. and Mr. August Stal'man.
Mrs. Floys Harvey and son Floyd ir. ar,
| spending few days as the guests OF Mrs
ilarNeys sister in Bartlcsvine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
OKMULGIE.

Mr. and Mrs. T. c, Morgan have returned
from two months visit in Pennsylvania
Mrs James BRADY Of New Albany, Ind
Is visiting 'r son and wife Mr.. and Mrs
Mr and Mrs X d Carpenter have re.
turned from two months visit in the
north
The Sesame club me, Thursday with Mrs
Mrs Martha Storm and daughter Miss
Mabel have returned from six weeks stay
In MSrySville. Mo
Mrs W 7 Thornburg has returned fdoul
months visit IN GalcsburS Mo, and
Mr. and Mrs. Meiuhota and family have
returned from three weeks motor trip in
Colorado
Mrs. II. l. Smell was hostess to the l. c
club Thursday.
Mrs. II D Nlgyrc entertained the y F
club Thursday afternoon,
Mrs $. I. Bradshaw Of Arrow Rock, Mo,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs W ! Colt
Mr. and Mrs & II, Baker have returned
from visit In Cleveland and Bsrnesyille,
Ohio
Mrs Dave FRANKIE has as guests Mrs NJ
Sonlmer and Miss Clarice Sommer OF Birming.
ham, Ala
Mrs Martha rN9Sa Ot Milan. Tenn, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. }. l.. fuqua:
Thursday bridge club the past week.
Mrs d VI, kelts entertained at u dinner
company Tuesday evening.
Mrs u T.. Collins and daughter Miss
Donna, returned Tuesday from two mont
Mrs, & 4 Johns has returned from two
months trip in the east and IN Chicago.
Mrs II V. Grits entertained theh Y j =
club Thursday afternoon.
MIR and Mrs ". A Stuart aud family
have returned from Gull Lake, Minn., where
they spent the past three months
Mr. AID Mrs W 7 Mck,llip had as
i Il Nj allip ul IlunStnp Tnxas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

panied their daughter Mise Laura, WHO win
attend Crescent college TINS year
MT aud Mr. y G. Fast hav" returned
from Kansas city aud Srdalia. uh-r" they
have spent the past ten days
Mrs Harry Eagau has returned from
Grccuncld, Ind vhcro shc spent thr SUNNI o.
with her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs Franklin y. Sehaffer and
family have returned from ia" EAST, whrr"
they spent tho -umnrr A. Kingston on the
Hudson with Mr. SchaifeT mother.
Miss Lucy Bowman left Monday Tor
Sodalu aud Kansas City, where she will
spend a mouth with friends.
Mrs John 4 sheppard aud httl" daughter
Jane " the Hotel IursOn have returned from
points in Virginia aud North Carolina, where
they have visited for -cv"ral weeks.
Mrs q 4 Winter returned the last Of
tho week to her homo Boo Durant, after spend
ing two weeks with her daughter Mrs. W
NJ Baker
Mrs John Mohatt has returned iron.
Madison Wis. whore she has spent several
weeks with her parents
Mr. A Is Anderson and Miss Mary Ander
SON NJ selma Ala arrived saturday from
Kansas cry. where they hav" sp'nt th" week
at the bankers convention. TO be the guests
Of Nj aud Mrs Warwick Whit. Miss
Andersen win remain for 10 visit Of several
weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Irma 40 Duun Tifdcll on Monday afternoon
Nhcn she entertained with pretty Informal
tch for her daughter Mrs. g. N. Doyalis. ~
erosion, iowa.
Mr. aud Mrs W Nicholson have as
their guest Mrs u g Miller NJ Indianapolis
Mrt f. J.. Hubbard and Miss Ruth Hub.
bard have returned from points iu Indiana.
whore they have spent siN weeks.
Mrs John " Irwin and smal son have
gone ~ their home i Indianapolis Ind. after
spending the summer with Mrs INiu's par.
'uts. Mr. aud Mrs Henry Vogol
Mr, William Nichols Margaret Ilansolj
of Dallas is spending few days with her
mother. Mr.. Rohrrt llnnscll
Miss Marion Turner left Wednesday for
Nrv York 20 resume her studies at the IN.
stiutn uf Musical Arts
On Wednesday Miss Frances lto cntcr.
famed with % luncheon IGNORING Mrs. Arthur
Wiso vt Texas Covers were laid for ~
Mrs. thifprd Bennett ~ New York is the
guest Of her husband parents pr aud Mrs
Leo lieuu"tt
Mr. and Mrs Ralph f,crJt and daughter
Elizabeth have returned from points iu the
north where they spent several weeks.
Nh and Mr. Ray Allen have returned
from New prlr1n.. where they have spent
tho past week
from Eureka Spung.. where they accom-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
BAItTLI.SNILII1

Nrs W J.. hollificld of Cherry vale. Nan.
returned home Tuesday after . few days
VS., lo ihe city with relatives
! Miss Eva Snow Of Coffcyvilc return d
nom" tho early part NJ the week after a
week W'it IN 'he city the guest of Miss
iionsion ~" .sp.ndine he week end in Canol
| the guests Of Mr aud Mrs n Marshall
| , Mr. J. G. KIRK and baby leOuor' are
m" week ,nd guests Of Mrs. g. VI. uonglaro
Mrs. H. ? Cook wa, ho.t,ss to tine star
club Thursday afternoon, entertaining with .
| luncheon aud necliowork
Mrs. o. ;. Devoid wa hostess to d very
peasant afternoon party Friday honoriug
| Mrs e. W Brll who has Just returned from
"n all, summer Trip IN ne east
iul"} evening ~ this week Mr.. Edwin
| frhb.ch entertained few friends TO q
% CLOCK dinner honorins Mrs Pearl Newhousc
"i luis", Who is the house guest Of Mrs.
: y. Turner Cards featured the evening 5
cnirrt'tumout following the dinner hour
Mrs l.. ". Moore LEFT the early part of
ihn N""E Tor Tulsa where she will spcnd
me week with relatives.
=, NJ and Mr., Morton Robinson of lallarpr
nan returned home the early part Of The
week after spending few day in the city
me guest, Of MIR and Mrs NJ Canes
Mrs. y II Callahan is spending the week
"nd w'th her son Gcroli, who is attending
school u saltwater
Miss stella McClntork Of la Fountain.
k'n. returned home the early part of the
guest Il Mr.. and Mrs \ - McChntock
Ms. G. Hart and Mrs Guy Loomis
"rt" hostcS-cs TO the Woman Bible class
Of the F'rI Presbyterian church Tuesday
Refreshments wrr" served
Mrs 4 4 Bu11lrd entertained few
ifrudN very pleasantly Friday to | o'rlucs
luncheon complimentary 70 Mrs Pearl New.
house Of Tulsa. who IS visitor in the ,ity
this W,rk
Mr. II II Van Horn Of Arkan,a, Citv
returned homo the early part OF the week
tirr spending The vork-c'd here the guest
u her mother. Mrs. Jennie skinner
turned home Wednesday after few DAYS
Nsit with friends in the city.
yrs T. kishtingcr very pleasantly IN.
fcriaiucd " few friends saturday with Il
clock dinner NJ which time covers were laid
for AN guests. Cards featured the cvcainc's
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs & { McCnlIouph of rnl.a
spent SUNDAY in the city the guests of Mr..
aud Mrs Il l.. Graves
Mis-. o. +. Daughtrry Of shamrock re.
TURNED home Tuesday after few days |
NSu ~ me city the guest oi her sister. Mr. .
Mr., Jennie Stewart was hostess to a very
nl"asani morning party Monday. entertaining
WIN - clock br'ak kftNt, having as special /
guest Mrs Pearl Ncwhou,c Of Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs r. J. SOFT OF Canry. Kan.
visited friends III the city over SUNDAY re
turning home Tuesday
Mis-, tyis Porter Of H,nryetta arrived in
the city Tuesday and will spend several |
montha here the guest of Mrs A. L. Ramsey. D
Mr. and Mrs Claude Neather, Mr. and
Mrs Earl SeLrng Misses Lois Kellogg and
B.ar'on Love motored TO Coffeyvile Tues. /
-, Mrs. A " Campbell of Talala spent
W Wednesday, in this city as the guest Of her
d1Gghter, Mrs. Herbert Campbell
Mrs Charles Brown is spending few
days as tn" guest Of relative, in Nevada, No I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Mrs, John y. Sillsbee has as suc.t be,
SISTER. Miss Margaret q Connor OF New Or
leans. who arrived Tuesday
Mise LULA Barr has returned to her h,m,
IN ron smith, Ark, having visited Mrs. o
h. Peck for two weeks
MrN, y, NJ Taylor 81 sherman Texas
spent ihe past two weeks with her parents
Nr aud Mrs. T. J BAKER, returning sat
urdAy.
Mis-, Elliott Barnes of Swarthmore. pa
visited Mr. and Mrs. j, ]. Schock the first
Of the week
Mrs J. h. Rcinlander and two children
arrived from Regina, Sask, Canada, Tuesday
to visit Mrs. A. W Zier
m Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Alexander returned
Thursday from three months stay in
Colorado.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
uSItIN(..

Tbe Cbris,i,, FuJ.o,or .o.i,., , a.
Christian rburrb bciI mn ,rin,,aiiH ooi.i ~
mir rast rrida, "n Guy! III S"ol"' f ~
MIR and Mr. Inb, Enster ~ Wv "'
Mis- vnrtio Curr It ,r,.u.,. =.
wool, ,,.i, ~ okiaL',,, Ei, ""''""' '"'
Mis- INV RonrbraL" a1!J Mic Ni,.
Iucl,r r,ferIai,cd ,iu ", ~" Wv,
Fridn, o,,,i,, n, " L f".H AZ, ~
Gsnrs, n,r',s ,''ns at trg ~ "G,nc oI Nr. anu MRS
Ms p'n,f pr;rl, "o .mNi'Cu tuSs'S Ngr'
and Marin parl,,' NJ; TYiiu' nfi nfH'i,o
'T,co.. it."tri. ta',",.t ."'"t =, ,,t,Nun, "i'ul il
Nal,.r. iorii ,,',r"u III, e>SIs' SIS 'Vui oS:i
larS - - ,n,"'s "',tr, ,,ttiri,,i NnnrI'N oweh, NM
inl,r.,,.' ni CIV WI "fett,,, lheou"r'
Ni'. rI,,I pn,.aI ,Hl u,9" a.u Marl,h'
nam. rrla arar;o.,;, a. N"aG '"'r,.I,'ru % at ue'
~. ''1; ''e"'nE WI ~ tuoN par! NlSs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
RED FORK NEWS
CONTINUED FROM pAcr THREE

The town council met Monday cvc-
hlng and voted To employ an engineer
to survey and fix the boundary lines
IN town as property owners are con.
templating various improvements
New walks ant crossings are beng
Planned. We intend to mako Rcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

An entertainment and pie supper
vas held Friday evening at the school
hruse' The following program was
gwen; PIANO solo. Nita Bland md
Eoulse ATKINS: recitation, Margaret
uieen recitation, Paul Denny; violin
ram Sigler; recitation, Reon Denny.
vocal solo, Alta Barnette.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
A Few of the NezveSt Models

Soft gray buck tops.
with d OVu gray
va m y and iE h
French heel, an cN
elusive lace shoe. 81
inches high.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Dr, j. Il, Wallace will complete his
special training in surgery at tho
New YORK postgraduate school Oc-
toper !, after which time he viii re-
sumo his practice at room 500 Rob-
inson Arcade building.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Striking black and
IVORY This 9 . inch
Taco boot has black
glazed kid vamp and
worry top
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Dr. Gertrude Francis. Oestopath,
Slccla attention TO diseases OF women
ana children. Phones. 2ssl-4525.-
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Z: T. BoberS left Thursday To at
tend the fair in oklahoma CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

fcrk one OF the prettiest and un-,o-
o'te little towns in the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

christian Bible school 1900 In at.
tendance, tomorrow..-Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Conservative hlac k
shoes, all-o er black
glazed Kid licc boots,
several styles. with
French heels of cor
rect height
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

troops, the poverty and hardships,
hygienic conditions are strictly OBJ
served. The people are living to-
gether peaceably. In the college
there is an admirable spirit of sister
hood among the numerous national
tiles. I cannot remember an instance
where we had trouble with interna-
tional differences; this is more re-
markable considering our nearness to
the conflict
DR.. Patrick said that the acting
president during her absence was DR..
Louise B. Wallace, formerly of Mount
Holyoke college, dean of Constan-
tinople college. This year she has
had the assistance of five new teach
ers from the United States.
Plans for Extension.
'I have come to confer with the
trustees in New York regarding plans
for the development of the college,
said DR.. Patrick. "And for these ur-
gent developments, I hope to assist
in raising at least 100000 for the
extended work. We greatly need a
medical department. There is no
such thing for women in all the near
East. Turkish mem are much in
terested in medical work for women
at their own expense they sent one
of our students, another Mohammed-
an girl, to Germany to study medi-
cine. A department for domestic
arts and sciences is another need at
the college, for which we ought to
have a new building, where we can
give the students knowledge of do
nestle economy and progress. I hope
to be able to announce details of the
plans for the new kor, and the rails
ing Of the necessary funds within q
short time"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

Edwards l.. Beardsley has given his
house a coat of fresh paint.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning Rev. George Powell will de-
liver a sermon for the children. The
subject will be THE Heart of the Rot
ten Bough." -
John Frank lost horse last week.
He purchased the animal only a few
days previous.
| George Knapp, who has been visit
ling in Danbury, has returned to L. v.
SHADES home.
| Mrs. Thomas Perkins spent Sunday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

as the guest Of her sister in Shelton.
Misses Alma and Gladys Peck were
recent guests of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Botsford Peck.
Victor Burr substituted on Route Is
Tuesday during the abysnce of the
regular carrier, Harold Brakeman.
Miss Olive Corning has been ill a
few days.
Miss Edith Fairchild of New York
city was a recent guest in town.
John Poland has spent few days at
his home In Bridgeport
| Miss Inez Edwards Is i'll with an at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17
STEPNEY

Horwitz & Co. are now running a
branch store in the former Eastwood S
shop. They have purchased tract Of
land opposite the shop which will soon
be moved to be utilized as a grain and
feed store.
Mrs. Victoria Fairchild has enter
tanned relatives from Ansopia-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

tack Of tonsilitis
MI and Mrs. Ebert Eastwood were
pleasantly surprised at their home last
Tuesday evening. They were show
cred with many useful and handsome
articles. Miss Edith Curtiss sang solos
and Mrs. Sinclair gave piano solos.
Cake and sandwiches were server to
the guests who numbered about 35
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

One man was killed and two others
seriously injured at PHILADELPHIA
when their automobile turned turtle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-17

Two armed British steamships are
held at Norfolk, Va. awaiting clear
ance permission from the State De-
partment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
An EHectiDe LQxQtiOe
For Gr0Wing Children
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
Highly Recommended rs
a Family Remedy

In children the slightest irregular
ity Of the bowels has a tendency to
disturb the entire digestive system.
and unless promptly rcmedied invites
serious illness The experienced
mother knows that by training her
children 10 regularity in this respect.
and when occasion arises administer.
ing a mild laxative. she will have
little need for the Doctors services.
Mrs. Leo Weigand, 1851 Central
Ave. y. s., Pittsburgh, Pa, whose
two boys Frank and Joseph are
shown In the illustration. writes that
she has found Or Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin most effective laxative, not
only for the children but also for
herself and that she will always keep
II in the house TO use when needed.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a com
bination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that acts easily and nat
urally, without gripping or other pain
or discomfort. II Is pleasant 10 the
taste 40 that children like il. and is
equally effective on the strongest con
stitution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
MCDANIEL TO
PLEAD OWN CASE
BEFORE JURY
BY UNITED PRESS.

ST JOSEPH Mo. Sept % Re.
fused bail when arraigpcd charged
with Staying HIS wife County Prose.
cutor Oscar Mcdaniel today .ptTnucd
10 conduct h!s gown case ~ his pre-
limlnary hearing tomorrow NItho
the charge OF f,rst degree homicide
Is not bailable, Mcdaniel plans TO
bring such an array OF influential
friends into court ready 20 20 his
bond that even tho he is refused
release, such showing will have
good efrcct on public sentiment.
When Mcdaniel was refused bail
he was transferred from the city
Jail 20 tho county jnil. isolated from
tho other prisoners and confined In
tho hospital ward. because many
prisoners In tho county Jail had
been prosecuted by him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
VILLAGE WINS
WATER FIGHT
Supreme Court Decides For
Highland Park Against
Detroit

LANSING. Mich. Sept 27-
Tho supreme court today affirmed
the dccisiou ~ Tho Wayne Circuit
court In tho case brought by the
waters commissioners OF Detroit
against Tho village of Highland
Park The circuit court decided in
favor ~ tho village
The litigation involved tho owner
ship OF the Waterpipe lines in the
village
Highland Park maintained that n
had paid FOR The construction OF the
work. even though II afterwards
was used by the Detroit water
board when y served The village.
The water board laid claim 10 the
system by n special provision OF m"
city charter. holding that tho pipe
lines became part Of The city sys
tom when Detroit began 20 sell
water 20 the village
Circuit Judges Hally and Man
dall OF the Wavae- E!Ecuit- court and
Judge Gilday. ~ Monroe, sitting as
relief Judge I'm the Wayne court. de-
cided that inasmuch as fhc pipes
served a public purpose, they were
the property OF the people served
and not OF corporate organizations
The pipe system is valued at
&27s.0O0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
School Riddles Greatly
Disappointed When Billys
Rushing Auto Fails to Stop

that M. la Grange schools had DO.
sar.d holiday and hat the
big tu'uur mills had closed for the
afternoon so that all might go 10
hear The evangelist L.. was an
nounecd that he would speak al 3
O'Clock
sunday declared he knew moth
iGa about the engagement.
Someone has hlundored.' ne
said Its too late now 20 indulge
iu vain reErofE. mt can't help
Thinking about those youngsters and
thc others who came there. waited
for me and then saw me leave
without cycn stopping TO say a
word
I'm Conteryillc. Mich. a similar
false report OF a Sunday meeting
hee been circulated, and the schools
had closed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
BREWERY'S
COLLECTOR
IS ROBBED
Gang In Front of Grog
Shop Beats Man;
Steals $3.50

while several persons looked on.
fve men assaulted Harry Snlman
and robbed him ~ $3.50. IN front OF
saloon AZ M 3o7 Congress 81. cast.
~ Sis O'Clock Tuesday morning
Siilman is n COLLECTOR for the Stroh
Brewing company, having been I'm
tho employ ~ that firm for - years
He resides ~ No $50 Philipayc
Tho men used no weafous Three
Of them jumped ON Sillmau as he
camr ont ~ Tho saloon. where he
had made n collection. and chicken
and beat him. while the other two
removed ~" money from hts clothes.
The nOldness of the robbers and
The speed with which they went
about their work. psralyzed the
spectator and the men escaped be
fore anything was done 70 stop
them
Sillman believes that tho men
have been watching him and knew
his entire route The $3.50 was all
In currency except 500 IN silver
and q $50 check
Sillman was unable 20 describe the
men
Tho police lost time I'm getting
TO- tho scene ~ tho robbery. as Sill
man first called his employers and
later tho police department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
MOVING MAN
TIES UP TRAFFIC;
IS ARRESTED

Frank Nelson, 20 years old No.
212 West JeHer+on.aye. driver for
the Ferguson Truck Co. held MP
uamc ON Fort between Wayne and
shelby ets.. for nearly half an hour
Monday afternoon while he was un-
loading wagon
James Brown clerk at the first
precinct station, passing n the time
asked tra driver TO turn into side
street and unload there, but Nelson
refused
Brown took Nelson 20 the first pre-
ciuct station whore ne was locked
mp ON "a charge Of disordorly con
duct