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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
STEUBENvILLE POLICE
CHIEF WINS VICTORY
cou1r EoLDs N OPINION Dn H.
w x3oM r WAS
Mayor Alone Had night to Remove nn
ana This was Not DonsSEsvs
OF 6teubsnvfno

sTEUBENvILLE. o. June 2s.-Harry
Franekhauser. deposed in January as
ter on charges OF characterization. scored
a decisive victory in the court OF COM
mon please her. this afternoon. when
"A decision affirming the Judgment OF the
mayor IN suspsnding t~rznCkhauser. but
holding hat the judgment Of the civil
moved from Office was illegal.
The court held that under the law the
mayor alone had the right TO remove
he chief. and in this case the mayor
uid not attempt to remove him. He
merely suspended him. cited him 10 trial
before the civil service commission
anirm or modify the action OF the
mayor. Judge Morley also held that the
court OF appeals did not have the power
TO remove Franckhauser from Office.
aud could merely pass upon the SUM-
cheney OF the evidence 10 cause suspen-
ION. ne refused TO pass on the au.s-
ton or the length OF suspension. saving
hat some other court would have TO
decide on that point.
.~-s. held hat from the evidence
sanml''-d IN the case, chief f~ranek-
FUSED and neglected 20 perform his duty
on -" = SHIT Of January 3. when he Was
hHncr' rch warrant 20 execute on
'' .i' one Patrick DuTv, &C
'.r 'ting = speak-casy and
pny clearly showed that
-'ere with and fru--
late the enforcement Of the law by the
mayor. lie held that under the circum-
stances Mayor McMaster Was clearly
Justified In suspending him.
The decision was a surprise 20 the
city officials, and they would make no
Attorneys for Frauckhsus.r
were J%ubilant. however. and declared he
opinion OF Judge Morley meanth that
f|ranckhauscr was sim chief OF police.
mas been from the time OF his suspen-
sion and that his salary for the entire
length Of time he was deprived OF Office
viii have to be paid him. They also
declared that the length OF his suspen-
sion could not exceed thirty days under
the law. II was also contendd than
chief OF Police Blaine Carter. who was
appointed by Mayor McNiaster is hold
ing the Office illegally.
Both side made motions for a new
tflal. II Is not known what the future
course Of Mayor McMaster will be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

s s Vale to Elasha ". Vale. % A.
Sw''hfeid TWP 81.
Els.ha ". Vale 10 = 8. Vale. lOl A.
Swfhreld Twp s..
Robert NJ. Symons 20 Harriet Stie-s.
luf Adena.
". Hell 70 Louis Daniel. lot. High
land tity $1,000.
Nelson Thomas 90 Walter r. Mills.
lot East springfield. 1880.
p f"Nif Erskinc Ip Ni1e !. Cram
NOR. lot. CTS. $500.
Nm. Jackson to John Mills. Jr. lo..
Grand View Heights. $40
isl Edie 90 Graz s. B-akhurst. T-lu
&. ~wIfhfsld TWP. $4,000
Trustees ~ Warren Township 10 Mrs.
Root burde-H. iof. Norkvilic so.
rH. -. luf. Richmond
Harvey s overly 90 John y. Rorreff.
i1t. OTIS. 81.
Ho, d. Lloyd Co vinc.n, r.. Sanders.
lof. rity. 81.
ora .lslcs 20 Nsiy Lee Spencer. la'.
N'uEH 81.
~tcubsnyile RuiflirE a Loan A--a...
1850
Margaret " Rsriir 'o Frank Meta.
lH'r Pleasant Heights. $1,000
Frederick VI Walker 60 Mary g.. Wal
her W'fsa. ~~tr1neuyfIs Twp. g.
AurIr D. H~IliuE.l', fn lnura % jack
son rf section o. Wells Twp g-a
Laura o. Jackson f1 George tla.. rf.
section o.. kupk Twp o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
Community Excited.

SteubenNille suF adjoining commune
Ties are wildly excited over the big Pre-
l~arcdncss parade which H. 10 be held IN
lhiS city on Saturday afternoon. July I.
u promises Co Doe the biggest event in
the history OF this section Of the state
and valley. Mingo. Toronto. Brilliant.
~FolL1nsbce. Wcirton. Wellshurg and
oiher nearby towns are To cooperate
with Steubeuvill', ana u Is fully sN-
uccted that $4,000 90 $4,000 will pa-tici-
pate IN IN. procession.
Every Industry IA tho city and for
miles around will be closed down tight.
some 81 them at a great sacrifice. IN
order that their employees can take part
IN the parade. Numerous business
houses viii close their doors during tho
two hours of the Celebration. and All traf-
hc on the thorouEhfares over which tho
procession viii pass. will be stopped
during the afternoon. Thousands Of Wis
itors are expected from all surrounding
points. and a half day will be given
over to a patriotic demonstration n
favor ~ a national preparedness. chill
dren Of the public schools have been Or
Eanizcd for the event. and fully 5000
~ them. dressed m national colors are
10 be IN line. The city is being elAbo-
rstely decorated for the event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Attorney Lewis l.. MefEE1r or salem.
Republican candidate for congress. Was
here Yesterday.
Judge John Nichols OF -. tlairavllle
Wa4 boo town yesterday.
George A. cU4pftts OF GAINESVILLE. re
publican candidate FOR the naminufIuu
~ probate fudgs OF this county. was
hero yesterday.
Eugene Porter haa accepted a position
with t.r H 4 3D. railroad.
Miss DHtIut wilkinson. R~fru0grauHor
M t.s Fuh-IIafrirt miners h~sHdqrsrfers
20 This city. has resiEned her POSITION f1
accept a similar ono with fuH I~.ffHllrEn
Vein Operators association
Elusr Rood wont to Cleveland ysafer-
day on bus ness.
Judge charles r. Lynch a. So C.airs
vile Was hero yesterday.
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street. has gone 10 MOundsvme FOR a
visit with relatives

street. has gone 20 Aoundsville for a
visit with relatives.
Judge j. e. Nichols. OF 50. Clairsville.
was a visitor in the city y~esterday.
Miss Wilma James, Of S~tcubcnville. is
spending a few days with friends IN tbs
city.
Mrs. Charles Day has returned 20 her
home in Belmont. after a visit with
friends in the city.
At a meeting or the directors - tho
Dollar savings Bans. John T.. CHASER
was elected a director 10 succeed the
late 4. J. Eictz.
Mrs. John Weekly. Of Stewartsviiie.
was u visitor IN the city yesterday.
Rev. T.. ". Hart ana family. of south
hvllstrr. have returned from a visit at
Epworth park.
Judge g. J.. Lynch. OF -. ClairsVille.
Was "a visitor iu the city yesterday.
IT" Belmont Ounty supervisors Of
elections will hold a meeting next FRI
day To- arrange for the August primaries.
AIRS. Lucy sherman l. m the city,
called here BY tho death Of her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Archer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

garet. and Mrs Nell Howard and daugh-
ter. Miss Emma. Of North Chestnut
street. arc visiting with the family Of
Ioiph Stser. near Somcrton.
Nrs. Arthur OEE has returned 10 her
home on West Main street after a sew
cral days visit a. Pittsburgh.
Miss Doris Church. who ~ spending
the summer A. tpworth park. Bethesda
i- Visiting Miss Helen sheppard. OF
berry street.
Mr-. =. p konnard aand iift1e dauCh-
ter. Elizabeth. have returned TO their
home ON North Chestnut street. after a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. warren G..
Pickett. Of pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ross Ser, ~ Pittsburgh. Is Wis
itiuE relatives ~ this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

fined him 90 Dis home on South Fifth
street FOR several weeks
Clarence Summsrs made a business
Trip fu tHfrmHuf. IS. Va. yesterday.
The Junior I.aCu, Of tho Fret " T.
church hold a pirui, Yesterday afternoon
ON the keds beck farm. west of the city.
Tho Alpha class OF the Welsh church
viii hold q lawn f,fe a. m, home Of
MIS- william Harris. corner Pane and
Aims streets. tomorrow afternoon and
evening
Mrs william Lewis ~ Carlisle street.
VIII leave today for Bethlehem. Pa.
whore sh' viii visit her sons. Mrs
Albert lew FOL. hsr ttuEhtsr.iu.law rec
turned yesterday from % VISIT 90 Pitts
gurEh and will nsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
DAVID PAXTON
DECLARED WAS
ALWAYS HUNGRY
It Was Wentworth That Built
Up Appetite With Better
Health

Here Is one OF those local endorse
ments. with the grateful users name
signed 10 IL which has helped TO sell
so much Wentworth in Wheeling and
vicinity:
Rau's Drug Store-Arter being off
duty one year with nervous break
down. no appetite. low spirits. no rest
az night and general debility. | con
cluded 10 try Wentworth.
After taking the first bottle I began
20 feel better. Now I can sleep and
get my rest n am always hungry.
Have no III effects whatever. | eat
and my nerves are quieted wonder
fully. I recommend Nery-Worth TO
anybody suffering as ! did.
(Signed) d l.. PAXTON.
As David F. Paxton IS the well
known engineer on the Wheeling Ter
minal r. r. (he lives al $40 High St.
Fulton). the foregoing m from a
source meriting the most careful at
tention.
Your dollar back az Rau's drug store
n Wentworth does not help you Orr
personal guarantee Is back ~ tt.!.
guarantee. =. n. Rau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

EfNHrd IrDIE~ll, OF this Cifts WAS
elected PRECEDENT of the Peas- township
undny School Association A. tho annual
convention held IN the kirkwood NJ T..
.lurcu yesterday afternoon and evening
The other officers are vice president. T.
b.. FuEh. E-lretary. Mise lonura Ireu-
u-u. and treasurer. Roy Jump. All ~
Martins Ferry. Rev. j. = HilI. pastor
OF the United Presbyterian church a.
Martins Ferry. presided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Rert Long. local contractor. has
brought suit against rhe cit- Of Stcu-
n'uvillc 10 recover S-lo.29. alleged to be
due him for work. labor and material
provided In m" construction Of d sewer.
TO alleges he was n partner OF former
service Director James =. Gavin. who
secured tho contract within one wear
after holding office. which was held TO
re Illegal by the courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
Rnshtnn Worh on Plant

The new plant being constructed ~
The American Tar Products Company in
Tho vicinity Of tho Ia Relic coke ovens.
ON the West Virginia side % the river.
VIII give employment TO thirty men. ~
vas stated today Work on the plant
rs being rushed and ~ will he completed
ny october .. ~ IS being built above the
nlgh water mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Arrangements have been completed
FOR a Celebration which will D. held o.
the local Fairgrounds on the Fourth %
July In the afternoon an athletic pro-
gram consisting OF racas.fennis matches
"a baseball game. etc. will n carried on.
v.fIH Ea held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
d. Of L. Convention

The State convention Of the pau gh-
ters of Liberty viii De- hs,I in this city
July e. 20 and - ~ local lodge will
meet ms eycnIuE. a. which time plans
VIII o. made fp entertain tho d~slegafea.
l"l"glfi"rs from all Tho lodges fra the
State will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Members 0f N. local chapter - enc
Alpha rs fraternity aud their ladies' who
VIII attend the fraternity picnic ~
IIH asauf Grove on the Fourth Of JUL.
wifi hold a E~ef-Hrqualntsd party his
evening IN the chapter rooms on Main
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Sorices were posted al the plants u
the American sheet n TIN Plate Com
p0ny yesterday that the plants will be
idle two days IN Observance OF the
Fourth of July. The plants will shut
down Saturday morninE and will resume
Wednesday a. 8 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

ris home On T~htrty-fret street. Wei
nrsday, viii take place this moruinE
Services viii b. conducted az . O'Clock
m charge ~ Rev D. n. whitman. In
torment Will D. made IN Rose Hi GEM
,fery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
Hernek spoHa Hern.

Hon. Myron T.. Herrtck. Of Cleveland.
Republican candidate for the nomination
United States senator from ohio. gave
n snort talk a. the Dollar Savings bank
corner yesterday afternoon. or his way
Bellaire To- Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
BRIDGEPORT
ReoeivtnE Enlistm-ntr.

Or Robert Sc~hulenh-rg. Of THIS city.
one 81 the six medical officers IN the
hospital corps that ~ being organized
by Or. John caldwell. Of Rayiand. H. re-
ceiving enlistmcnts for all local men
wishing 20 join the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

Wentworth also IL sold az the Cam
eron Drug Store. Cameron: Midway
Drug Store. BenwoOd- McMechen: V.
II. Sayles. Moundsville: Ralston &
Parker. Martins Ferry: Dankworth
Bros. Bellaire; Patterson q Sons. St
Clairsville-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
MAN SOUGHT
FOR ALLEGED
THEFT OF MEAT

John Kranck. Ia years old No.
i5i5 Campb,llavc.. is sought by the
police. II IS alleged that John drove
on loaded meat wagon from In
frnr, ~ west side shop Monday
afternoon. and sold the meat from
house 20 house M cut rates The
wagon was found AZ Martin and
Parkwood ayos during tho evening.
Tho JOS W smith company,
Fourth aud Por;orst reported TO
the police that someone entered tho
shop Monday thru back window
and stole so pounds of aluminium
ingots and so pounds OF brass in.
gofs valued AT $50.
Helen Kosmllski. No. 9iS Farms
vorth.ave, was standing ~ can.
Acldtayc and Hastings Monday,
when q man grabbed her silver
mesh purse. valued ~ sl5 and con
'aininr $40 I'm bills and dar,cd down
Tho street
Pr'er Wazuck 40. CSC Holbrook-
ego. gss robbed ~ $50 While rid.
ing on a Baknr car Monday even
ing julius Makaruke. No. 1879
Chene-st. was later arrested by Dc.
'cctive Ryckman. charged with lar.
ceny from the person
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTO WRECK
-Four Relatives Escape Death
When Locomotive Hits
Touring Car


Engine 80 on me I'r'.'.' TER
Wuai ra.i'"aa Monday ai''ih' %.
shortly after u o'i.'~. 20
'n'o 800 du'oiH'.I.' CARRYING h'' P' J..
sons all relatives. a. ''r 9'"'"''H
eira rroe-ius. n'tlnE N's. ti."if
Mafu.l 3" Years old. "ud de'""'.s'N
In~ 't' machine
De- others in iH" car. Ni' h'd
narrow ESCAPES rom o""'h.
Henry "dfh'] MIS- NArh'@ mus
'ana '''''I Na .'t".''' i''''lu'' 80
ears old. E'''i n Wa "'1 '' f'"',
old. driver ui ne "''h'"'. "'u
Gaura''r OF tWl N'fN'' gi"'u'' "'
Henry .hd h'' '.''h'', '"''' 'Ir
- years '.'
FNt.'h ana h'' hIo'n'i "'I' 'H
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
'AD0O SAYS
WEST is SAFE
Finds Overwhelming Sentiment
for Wilson In
"Hinterland

NEW YORK. D., 90 ~ p~..ary
.f tr. -rr....... ,f,,d... ,.t,..l ,,
..l....
''"'' .'''' 'i 100. o. 90 '"" '''''
'''ait' national committee today.
and mad. most optimistic rcpor.
,p condition.. m rl. ,,.,
,...
'.''' recently o''" '' N'nS"7'
Nebraska. Missouri Illinois. indiana
Ohio ana NontuCa9. said ho.
.I.,..r,.,.t.r.. 2 ,.rul .., ..,,rao,,,,
-
'.'' ''''''''. ''' .''
The "ond'riu. prosperity ot ih"
country iac fact thar peace has
h,.r u-...r,.5 o.,b. honor and tb.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Amat0 Brilliantly
Opens Music Season

FoIov,uo IL delightful ana unusual
program of song by that richly.
endowed artist, pa-quala Amato.
Monday evening. IN Arcadia. the
.all.'roe which GNcl 70 standing
room lhe big auditorium declined 10
depart oven or tho -'roao OF II
O'Clock. mt1 tle baritone. famed
in the operate field. returned 20 he
platform 10 sins Two OF his most
noted grand opera numbers TIN"
euthg-ia~m vas intense and only tha
dunmiug OF the lights sent the au3i
oncc home after the famous Figaro
number from "rbc BARBER OF Sc
vile" and the Toroodort song from
Carmen"
Mn Amato had the honor 10 open
the l9lG-l7 musical season in De
troit. under the auspices OF the Cen
trail Concert comrany and he set
he pace on The highest artistic
plane. while The local public did i,s
part in turning out in large numbers
aud now fall FOL dc.rc's
Full measure OF praise was given
Amato for his fine artistry in the
presentation ~ an unhackn"ycd pro
gram He offered fascinatngIy ar.
ranged groups Of French, Italian.
English, Russian and Spanish songs
md in these displayed his varied
ar' POSSESSING Gne natural voice
OF richness and eonoriJy, Amata
uses il with con~ummate skill and
dramatic effect Ho is the actor as
well as singer. and he interprets the
text Of his songs with brains as
well "A voice IN the French mum
hers he was especially happy two
delightful numbers by Revualdo
Hahn and on" hy Gretchaninow The
latter having a lovely ohlieato by
tho assisting violnist Albert Stocs-
sci, winning special recognition
from the audience Chan,oas and
folk srugs were cyquisitely pi'en.
Mr Stoessel Is n young YiolJui~t
who plays some things very well in
N'f'l. ii' iIbtu''N NNF'l 'th
pleasing tone and I'm he lighter and
more caressing numbers was quite
successful In winning the plaudits of
the audience
Maurice l.afarge Al the piano
proved an impeccable accompanist
Tho stare Of tho auditorium was
tastofully arranged and proved rest
ful tn the ewes. while many other
material details added To the com.
fort Of ihc audience and PROMISED
happier conditions for concert.
pocrs this season than have oh.
'ainod In tho past In Detroit's s'rIE
clo for a music hall
ELLA NAE HAWTUoRNF
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Says, If Elected, He'll
Tolerate No Such
Aggression
WOULD PROTECT
AMERICAN RIGHTS
Lays Responsibility
For Lusitania To
Democrats

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10. -
Charles Evans Hughes came here
last night from Newark, y. J., FOR
The second speech OF his third cam
paign tour Mr. hughes for the nrs'
time definitely set forth the Repub
lican party's program as regards the
foreign policy u the United states
I'm these words
We do NOT propose TO tolerate
any improper Interference with
American property With American
mails or with Legitimate CONNER
Clll Intercourse
"No American who Is exercising
only American nights shall Ue put
on any blacklist by any foreign ma.
uou
H. reiterated his contention that
"had 'ha American government left
no doubt when n -ald strict ac-
courtam,rv' IL Heanl exactly what
30 said there w0utt have been no
LuslTaria case
Nr=TIupnes authorized The issu-
anCe Of this statement. Mr. Hughes
was asked TODAY for his views With
respect 20 the present submarine sit
uation He refused 10 discuss n
Ha said be- vRs NOT in control of ~
Gr'al agc"Cire and was not in rc.
ccjr, OF Official Information He said
further chat ho had no 6"-ira 20
,4aarras- tie administration IN
J..r1fr.s NTH amy rr~r.ut matters aa
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
ELSIE FERGUSON
IN new ROLE
Returns 10 Comedy After Sew.
eral Seasons In Emotional
Drama

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j, oct To-
Miss Elsie Ferguson was presented
IN the Apollo thcator. Monday even
lng. by klam and E.langor. in a
now play ~ American social life
caIlrd shirley Kaye" and scored
distinct success Tho play was
written specially for Miss Ferguson
by hubert Fooinpr. and marks her
return 10 comedy after several sea-
sons In plays Of tense emotional
character.
Tho itlc role that of a hlgh.spirit-
cd American girl. Miss Ferguson
enacted dtlghtCully \ fine support
iug company includes lee Baker.
william Holden. Mrs jacques Mar.
tin. George nackus, Kitty Brown.
Eleanor Gordon. Ronald Byram.
Couuur Barker Victor ECnot and
Douglaa Paterson The pl7s and it,
attractive star will ho brought TO
the Detroit opeta house. Nonday
evening. oct D.. fcr a weeks on
gagement before going 10 a Broad
way playhouse
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
BAPTIST PASTOR
LAID TO REST

Funeral services were hold Tues
day afternoon for the Rcv Charles
r. Conlcy pastor of the Harp"rave.
baptist church Tho Rcv William
G Coltman. pastor ~ the Highland
Park baptist. conducted the ser
vices Baptist ministers of Detroit
attended TN n body ln'ermcnt was
I'm Roseland PARK cemeterv, Wood
wardave and Twelve Nilprd
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
CONNOLLY
BLACKENS
CITY'S NAME
-MANOR MARX
Executive Holds Judge
to Blame for Wave
of Crime
TEMPTS CROOKS
HERE, is CLAIM
Gillespie Held Up AS
Martyr In Speeches
Monday Night

Judge william +. Connolly has
done more 10 blacken the name OF
Detroit than any other man in II,
he has taught q dIsrespcct FOR law and
order, and This coupled with hts ridi
cuic of authorities has made him
morally responsible FOR the wave of
crime which has swept over the
city
This IA summary OF tho sweep
ing attack made upon the Demo.
cratic candidate for mayor Monday
night by Mayor Oscar B. Marx. II
was by FAR IA" most powerful a..
sault which the mayor has made
since he began campaigning lie de-
lyored II al four crowded meetings.
and was we'll received
He began his boWbardmenf by
lmpugn'ng Tho motives ~ the man
who Wishes 20 succeed him I'm ONCE
'T am willing 20 leave TO yoyr
Judgment" said Naypr Ma-y,
whether Judge Connu.ly's conduct
during The past fcw months has In
dicatcd that he is actuatod by any
other motive la entering the race
than the good ~ ~" city Why
gentlemen TId 20 Connolly has done
more 20 b'acto1 the name 90 his
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Ever since Oct. s n three-venr-oId
hnN hns hcen hold Im The heIrnlInn

NH'N'. awaiting some one 20 Ella.
h.n Iis was picked up hy an ~
t-"I while wandering uu 'No east
and tb, <f.w words - Polish that
Do .tu saN arc 20 the effH"t tha'
h.s mother - deHd tie docsn
know HIS name or whore he IIr"s
Whom picked uu he WAS wearing
q light gray suit. RraE cap blue
bolt and black shoes uua stock
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Jnck kasopki and Henry FridmRn,
Nn.- AsI Mms.cIl-.t.. fEmIt Rrhhlrr..

were FOUND guilty by Judge -
u..asgres puI were "uod t25 each
Edward FIauuerv. So 7St Abbott
~ wHs fusd So rYr The same -
f"us". less Du'Uu SO 2si Mon.
ruc-uye. 81 and samuel Goodman
No. l4s3 Michigan ave, $50
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
4 lnrrnce Dickinson, treRsurer OF the
IlLmk.n neLrnIL 4 lie .nm nnnA. \, o :.

robbed ~ an RutuWuhil" ln front
uf the Hotel Plaza saturday night
~" had Just had the car refuruIsh-
cd with tires and accessories
which were taken when the car
was stolen on the pre- iuus Satur-
day night
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
The handsome residence st Jefferson
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has been purchased by lsouis 'pr
dclsFphu. treasurer ~ TN" Fisher
Body company ~ Is valued A.
about ttl5. 1000 a.. Cooley and
LAndor 3 MnrrIa hnmlIod the l.l-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Fielding ~, Nost. coach 0f the Mtchi-
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Michigan Al luncheon W'dnrsaa'
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thuslusm for the team prospects