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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-06

Five hundred per cent or more on
an investment Is a good thing. Little
want ads in The Daily Leader will
bring these results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-06

Ernest A. Keller.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
ODDS ON HUGHES.
ARE DECREASING
Little e.. O. p. Money In Sight
At Nine To
Five

NEW YORK oct. t.--wallst..
whose vision seldom reaches west OF
Philadelphia. has al least heard OF
the political trend in the middle
west and today reduced the odds Of
Hughes In The election betting TO
o TO 8 and even at this figure there
was very little Hughes money in
sight
Edward McQuade. curb broker,
placed 10000 10 $4,000 on Presi-
dent Wilson and later on offered So
eco more, bUt found no taker l.. J..
Stokes, another curb broker, had &c.
600 10 place on Hughes a. Q 10 3.
There was much more Wilson money
I'm evidence in the Wall-st distrct
yesterday than az any time since
The opening OF the campaign. Hughes
cash Was very scarce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
HUPMOBILE
TOURISTS REACH
BISMARCK. n. d.

BISMARCK, y. y, oct The
Hupmohuc capital 10 capital tour
reached Bismarck "Wednesday after
noon from Hcrrcid S H. where The
party which j. Walter Drake. Of De.
lroit f. sending around the United
states In the interest OF good roads,
stopped last night at Bismarck, the
capital OF North Dakota, which
makes tho twcrtyfourth state eau
ital visited or just onchalf Of tho
states OF the union
The uit-urr covered so far Ia 5,9lS
miles Of the 10000 mile Journey con,
tcmplatcd. The states visited in the
last week were Iowa. Minnesota,
South Dakota and North Dakota
Montana. Idaho and Washington
come next in oruer named The
last two days have been spent on
tho prairies OF the Dakotas The
trail from Pierre 10 this city wa
especially didlcuIt as there is no
rcgula. route between these two
cities. and a heavy fog added to the
hardship OF the trip
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
PROHIBITION
PROVES SUCCESS
IN ONTARIO

Since the enactment Of prohibition
in Ontario. a drunken man has De.
come q relic in the northern part or
the province. Joserh Rogers super
ntcnlent OF provincial police. de.
clarci In Windsor. Wednesday
The border counties OF Essex and
Wellani have not a. good record a.
the others on account OF the proNlm-
ity OF vet territory, but plans are
being worked out 10 prevent the
smuggling OF liquor into Canada
from Detroit and from Niagara Fails
y l."
Bling pigs" have not come into
.rxistcrr, "a. rrnrN. no ny mann,
opponents Of prohibition becau
"a, section ut the a., vuch makos
4 illegal TO keep liquor or beer IN
boarding houses, Mr. Rogers de-
clared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
HITS.
PITTSBURGH.
Golfers Of Smoky City Swelled
BY Record Era Of
Production

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct g. We're
Standard on stock 10 remain az IFS
present price until next New Years
day and the market prices OF Pitts.
burgh products remain stationary. II
would break John - Rockefeller
the worlds nrst and only billion
aire. 10 buy everything made in the
Pittsburgh district In 1916
Probably, according TO experts to
day q would not only break tho oil
king. but force him 10 mortgage all
OF his real estate and then borrow
few millions 10 cover
Figures given ont by the indus
trial commission show that all rec
ords Of former years have been
greatly eclipscd Metropolitan
Pittsburgh" inc hdinF the city
proper and McKeesport Homestead.
Braddock. East Pittsburgh, Turtle
Creek and other hives OF industry
within commute ride OF Union
depot led ever other manufactr
INK ffUlff III lil'' NbIiu III lF'' W l'I
a production totaling in value $57Ss
$4,000 In 1919 n again led them
all with total OF 500 900 600
This year that figure has been
passed already and three ~ the best
months ~ the year remain Iron.
FIN and steel plate are the principal
products This countrys OUTPUT OF
tInplate in 1914 was 20s5eSo 600
pounds. OF which Pittsburgh pro
duccd 100000 ooo pounds The
steel output 81 the country last year
was 235o0 600 tons. OF which pits
burgh produced 80 per cent.
Production Of these and 81 pig
iron have smashed all records this
year II Is estimated that Pitts.
burgh will pass the billion dollar
mark during the early days Of De
comber and roll up a total consid
crably In excess Of that ngure for
the entire year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
BUSINESS CAIN
CONTINUES BIG
september Shows Increase Over
Same Month of 1915 of
Nearly 30 Per Cent

That business Is maintained i'm
enormous volume In an parts OF the
country rs clearly shown 10y the
marked expansion in the payments
thru the banks. as reflected I'm clear
ing house transactions total ex-
changes I'm September, according TO
returns received by Dun's Review
from l3i leading cities In the Unit
I'd States. amounting to no less than
s22,573. 373,5l3, an increase of A. 4
per cent NJ compared with the
same month last year, and OF SIS
per cent. as contrasted with the cor
responding period in 1913
New York continues 60 make espe-
ciAlly sharp gains, clearings al that
center being - and 925 per cent
larger than In the same months In
ihe tWo Immediately preceding
years. part or which was due 20 al
most Unprecedented stock market
activity but mainly 20 the tremen.
dous volume ~ transactions In or
binary commercial and Industrial
channels Practically every import
ant distributing and manufacturing
center outside of New York makes
more or loss substantial cOntrbu.
tion 20 tho gratifying statement Of
the past month. and the gain In the
aggregate Of MI points, 3h7 per cent
over last year and SIS per cent, a.
compared with 1919, is a very salts
factory indication that the improve
men' I'm manufacturing and distriNu
tlon that was inaugurated many
months ago is being fully main.
tanned
pctro''e September cl"ar'ncs
amounted 10 5000 e09,555. as, against
sl2l929 22o in 1918. and sloN.3l4,Sel
IN 1912 Dctroit's gain continues as
large ir proportion 20 its industries
a. any In The country.
Gratifying activity IN practically
all departments OF business and In
every section OF the country Is evi.
denrod uy tho substantial Increases
In bank clearirRs az The principal
cities notably po-ton, philadel' Ina.
baltimore PITTSBURGH Chicago Gin
cinneu cleveland Detroit New or
leans. 81 Louis Minneapolis L0ui-
Vile Kansas city and san Fran
cisco
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
Creditor, 10 Be PAID In Enll.

Creditors OF he r r Manufac.
turing company. for which the So.
curity Trust company was appointed
receiver some time ago. will be paid
I'm full, It is believed. The company
personal properly was sold "A few
days ago for $4,000. The real
estate. which Is to be sold at prl.
vate sale. viii bring moro than
enough to swell the cash on hand to
.Sl23.CCO. tho firms Indebtedness.
The personal propertY consisting Of
tools. machinery, etc. were sold 10
Stanley & patr'~on. and Robert J..
Metzier, New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION
;ccrctary's 0fdce-5O Broadway
Detroit. Mich. sept. 80. 1910

Detroit. Mich. Sept 80. 1910
BIDS - SCHOOL BUILDING -- LANE
MD CENTRAL AVENUES.
Sealed proposals viii bc received at
this ufdcc until 200 o'clock p m.
TUESDAY. October 10th, 1915. for fur
nishins ain labor and material neces-
sary FOR the erection OF "a twenty four
room school building in the block
bounded ty central, Lane. Logan, ana
Evans AVENUES. Proposals VIII be
received Is follows.
Proposals for thc entire job.
Proposals under the four bid
form, as follows
General WAGON Specifications,
Gene ri Car FItcr NpC"' Hc-tions,
Heauua. rr"tf;a ing aud Plumb
lug Spe"'f atoms,
Electric ~ iriGG.
Proposals. for all separate classes
90 work.
IT. - t7ler the
direction .. the = ,hft may be
s,H at the Office of N.H,toaon &
II nbothsm. 900 NJ t E''r
rIans and spec .ICat ONE UU'v" The
direction ~ tho COnsu''.tv lu- ems
may BE- scen At the of 40 Ai0~l he
man q MCCoII 224S Re cot Bids
Proposals must b. etAm.tnd on
forms furnished by tho Architects nr
Consulting Engineer nnd must be
accompanied by a ccr'i9ol check or
cash equal 10 6 per cent no the hil.
General contractors 'Nt submit.
stt'ched to their rr. osil9, the
names ~ I'1 their u5-tontraCtors.
4 depo... 80 SO 90 ls--e-tuired for
each set ~ plans. to be repaid when
plans arc returned nIFo rental OF
30 90 per day win ID. chrrged con-
tractors who retain uiuus longer than
Tae Board ~ Education reserves
the right % reject r., n is Or ~ h BIDS
Garretnrv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
Produce


DETROIT, Mich 's n" mar
k'' was wei siii.' WI u wv 49,, ~
ms. The later '"r.,tiss 81 P ga, q,
ar" now COMING i"' '''' or ,I~ ~
up about SOU .N-H''
sal N'NE "na Ion. .g,
III IN, ~ rratty v',II trtl.' ffs mar
Zen t 1,' ~ 49,, srnsor fr"u tho
s'"'' t'.t W. va IT, ,,,E,t 90,
80 atd t.,-tf+ry ,Yar.
STA. ta4-s.fta, An6thrr :. advance
IN nsrrI '' is amour, ,r liam max IS, ,''t ga
i,g, ,',,r .,..,...s
.n,t..-orat1 ht. sraa-1 Dor
,t1''' ,... ana sgu7sH FOR
f,r.,
I,,,,n,. Good sh.Uptu. stock.
81 " ''"' pr t'r'a '''''
nc,,,,. - 1ri.5 ..rna. ft.Ei-c TO-.
,ry.'U ta. me-, .usTr
Cntif.rntn I-rnits $500 r,4mg s. -rf
g pears. $50 UuN grapes. {liaa
boz
tEbbnEr-s2 5Ha-.tI per bbI
th,rsr- ..gar Mar. Iqiar. N.w
york ... domestic swiss. 26st22r.
impor.,f swiss. o. .u.. brick rroau.
50i. H.
Cranhrrrtc~-s- bu. &,u 90 per
hbl
Ihc>tnmt. gsu 500 no
Dressed nv - -- p t.. 'ih'if
drcs.,d irdIS.. 80 o. I.t rs, lD
Fresh Vegetables Groom Pepper
si25uI Co.. 30. taGIaH,s. ltu'2e q p.
rlr-l.t -Eo be- ..f .u,uUh"rs, hct
house. g. per dpl. tamatus.. 8 -
e.. tu .r.fofs. g f.. Uu. lettuce. So
Tue jr.Hu. house. I.e no. head let
ture. . urr hH. 1af house. Zoo per
10 head Isturc. s. auH3 per doz
greer. onions IDOLS. duEf cEg plant.
slu1 sH per nu.
Grape Iruit s. w. .t6 Per crate
New Honey Fancy white, y y &c,
amber, luttlir lH., extracted. "a -
10.
IIn, Nt,rutt shippers are PAVING
the following prices FOR unled hay in
car lots Z 81. D. Detroit. No. ] umo-
thy nov tlfn 10, standard timothy
$4,000 D.. itEht mixed. S45" No.
iIfTN'iA , t-H ih. .N''. lliiN'''f 90 ~
Ia, INV Coax wncataud
- $50 a. .ptt I'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
- s'SssgE y : col & CIEVTI ~
10 u GADL HssisArloseo SoL ~
- - ~ fslso bvs wsttatsTk(H
C.ntraI sinnIard rlme.

For CIe,e Gland. rittsburE and all points
south aud east Daily lOlt5 y. M EsEe
- Cleveland. e2.2Sg Pittsburg, $3.50.
lor a tHaiu and All points easf, DAILY,
a ~ ~. lAhE 500 one wayg $3.50
KOi Nj TRIP.
nor Mackinac Island and NayportsN-
Monday ) y. mi FRIDAY. $3.50 y. m.
SiaterOOm Account dations -,~rrIser
berth. ST. lower hcrths Stau tsfEois
rSsui, S2.3
TICNET OFfICks-Ihir,i Ave. Wharf.
i87 " Woodward Ave. tliair~tic Bldsl.
90 Fort So West W. fostotiirA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
CRYSTAL dpminucE. Alb. 81, do. j-lh.
81. Eagle tablets. $40. cut loaf
tSsb. cubes. s. 90. NNNN powdered
s. rs standard powdered. SIHu.
Er1uulatod. extra coarse. S16d. do
fine, In tulk $50, DO. 25-lh eottous.
go. crystal domino Erou. 2-lh. and
3D. 90. cartons. Ia eases, s. 80. crystal
mund s. g. 90 confectioncrs 4. 8 IS
~. g. $50, M. .. s. f5, No.IG, g. 80,
80 T. 3, rs. 40 : s. 30. SO g. t7g5.
No TO- $40. No ~. t715 No H.
$40. No f3. g. 05. No a. S5o5 40
-. sos. non -cakinE mixture. tS15.
beet graduated, g. 90 per roo lbs
household powd "a. "a to- case. &215.
- IS Co case. $50 per ease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

Several hundred delegates are cN
pecled Mt Kansas city today for The
annual convention OF the American
Hereford Cattle and Breeders asso
citation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
TYnewriter Bargains

SIS 10 500 direct from factory, easy
terms UNDERWOOD. ROYAL, CO.
ROMA etc Renting 81 30 M. Lar
est stock IN city. T. T1 ~
piua NartIua. rcNt-Hrt op house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

$500 Zzgz&z%mz
.I.....S....3..s:s3ISiIx
NAL PEOPLE (ALPHABETI,
JESS PEOPLE TO IT'S READER
Millinery Schools
Helena 2 RMahuL Instructor in mil
llhor} work. accepting engagements
Tor summer school and church
WORK &C.. 239 Warren-aVe. w
Modesto Exclusive)
Louise N kennedy sos WISH. Ann 1888
Miss Cousins, % Washington. NJ. s3I7.
Katherine Buloud. 70 Wash'ton- blvd
MADAME COTE,
FOREST Gnd woodward Grand 1880
Moving and Storage
Met EXP & cts,l552 Beaubien M5g5s
NJ MeFaddcn Cedar 1877 Walnut 4ass
Golden Stor Il Cart. l42 WINS E. r. 81
Edm'd Fay. 80 Lysender. Grand 1854.
Boehl Bros. Inc. 162 Alfred r s2s.
James Boyd. 499 Baker West seq
J c. Cornilllo. Mack & T ny HklS5i
Music Teachers (Piano)
Ellz Thorpe, go w'dward Ch'y 3s2o-J
PFNDFTSON NTTZORG
700 Woodward Grand 2l0l
Music Teachers (NOcaD
NJ s Well. 24O woodward Ch'y 5Ot-J
Samuel I slade. - velpey bldg. NJ ssi
ALICE NAY HARRAH
studio SO, 2l3 Woodwu. north 22l5-M
Mfg. jewelers. & Engravers
j Gmeiner Co. iG1 Griswold NJ. ASS
Multigraphing and Addressing.
Mercer p. Linton. 1856 Farmer. NJ $50
Nurseries
-----------
f. C. Hgeufritz. Forest L. Cd 1913
wolverine-Det. Nurseries. Cherry 327i
NOtaries Public s sG3Gg
MRS ] J. MULHERON
1850 David Whitney Bldg Cad 425l
Optometrists & Opticians
J. II. Glazicr. Pa Woodward. Cad 1907
l.. +. Richard, 50 Fort W. Ch'y 3SI5-R.
VIM T.. Hipp. 6 W Adams. Cad. 2SI
d B.1 thompson. 2O4 scherer bid VI 1922
S. c. Dustin & Co. 800 Wood'd bid. MA
Otto Flochsmann. SCI Gratiot r.. ga.
L. Goldsmith. Hudsons Bal. Chy 5lOC
@ c. Hin. 277 oakland. North 2stt-R
OsteOpathic Physicians
prs. Mark & Ethel Carpenter. Gd1lSs
DIT Eleanor Harvey, VI. 25'7. Gd.2oGa-M
Dr. A. $ Hollis Main 44S7 Cd. 2b77
DR. o o. Snedeker Chy 27Sl =. 23l7
%
Or T NJ. & Dorothy scllards. Cd IL
Oriental Rugs tcOld * Cieaned)
A. AC6t'tztaAy7. - BralHard Grand 267e
Patent Attorneys
$. T. Thomas, 80 Bull BLK Main s7s
b r. Wheeler, ~ Buhl blk Main 1875
Pattern Makers
zim.crman Wks.42g Bags. Gd.ysiO
E s RRYANT PATTERN WORKS
1874 81 AutUincst Cherry SO9S-J
Photographers 'Home rortroits'
W. II. 'TllTUtIF, RhhAPE' "FLttlN 10 - 49,
taken at home. I Adams w. Cnd 1904
Photographers P SPtF.Ifs ,'"'
Baker Art studios. 50 T.. Parls Mmt
Clark Bros studio. 49, Baker WI53
J. W Hughes. Mlwaultc, vs. Nails
Arthur studio. 25l Woodward NJ $40.
-. u spenmnn Chndreu's pictures
speciality. go Woodward Grand 10
-------------------
Locke Clute Co. ~ wash bvd Mai
PHYSICAL Culture and Health
SIDNEY HII.L sYsTEM or HEALTH
BLDG. nc Holden Bldg Cad. G95s
Painting, Roofing. Etc.
NATIONAL ROOFING & PAINT co
395-297 Michigan ave. Cad $500.
Picture Framing and Regilding
JOHN HANNA
26i -2u6 Rnndolph-st. Cadillac 1927
Pictures. Frames, Mould
ingS, etc.
Wcst 49, E|.u I.JI. tt,U "l"#.-
Retain llS-l2t cd River ". VI. jooi
Parcel and Messenger Service
EAGLE MESSENGER CORPS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

PriattnE-the ninth neat kind-fhSt
IL right-Timcs job Dcpt.--Nnin fS2O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

~ .zzME.z ggwgzN4nE zzzNN5zsMM
s.6.JE'5..L.'.I'..I..;s.;:S,.|
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIO
IDS THE FOLLOWING BUSIi
Dressmaking Schools
Margaret NJ. Milne. 2s7 Woodward
Drafting Room Supplies
pet. ~. =. 6 s., 81 Congress W. M.ss2s
Dyers and Cleaners
Acme Cleaners and Dyers CHaEan)
go Woodward ave Grand o5S'
ChamberIln. Cleaner and Dyer
Se1 woodward ave. Cadillac ol4l
Doll Hospitals
KAMMERER -,
42f GratiOt-aVe. Cherry 79A-h
Express & Taxicabs
Son Auto Carriage CO. North tos.
Electric Wiring and Fixtures
Brown Alters Co. SIS Grand River.
Horton Electric O.. Hcmlock 1850
Henry r. Hurley. 40 Greonwd. q. 253
Electro Plating
HOWARD @. HARRIS co.
81 Catherine-st. Main 1893.
ELECTRO PLATE WKS..
PAS Brush Main 900
Express and Moving Vans
Goes Express. go Boaubien. NJ. 2Sl2.
Express and Carriage
Clements & YcnkeI W.T. 2I28-R.
MLdnieht Auto Express. Cadillac lO7
Enamelers and Japanners
MELVIc ENAMELING CO.
24l Beat fait-avc. East 3292
Eureka co. 10 Howard-st. Cherry 25s
ElectrO-Therapeutic Institute.
PROF V. staob, 80 Library Main 22gt.
Fashionable Ladies' Tailor
Linen summer suits s1Oup. 80 clifford
Florists
L. Barr. Successor to Alex. Common.
4l2 Grand River. Grand 1913.
voodw'd Flowor SHOP, 36l Wood. MAO
McHugh Floral Co our new store,
los Grand River Cherry 30l4.
Art Floral Co. 776 W ward Grand 700
GUST f. TAEPKE 80.
95 Gratiot ave. Main 2OsA
Sc Broadway. Main 1928
--------------
Furriers tst9reo, repaired
vi 'iNio and remudelcd)
Thos steere. $50 CD River. Cd. $50
Wright & Kelly. 798-e-Wuod. q 5lSS.
II. w. Becker. 81 t.. Adams. Main 1865
r. Hiuoher son. H. National Gd.6t7s
Funeral Cars
.r,.I l,,,,.r.l AF.t.r r,.rC 81 900E
FUNERAL Music
solo, quartet chs s32-J. y III $500 NJ
Fresh Flowers
FEELS FRESH FLOWERS GO.
shop SO. g. Brlr ay Mkt Cher 1880.
Gowns (ENcluslve)
T.. NJ. Watson, h.esge bldg cad. 50s.
L. J. Whitney. Fisher Arcade VI. 1909.
Hair Dressing x Goods
Mr. ) NJ De Vauulr 2I3 Wood. NJ 5647
Hats Cleaned-Blocked
Mills x Weber Cherry s5Ss-M
Hemstitchipg and PicOting
Mrs. 4. l. Robinson. 1876 Farmer st.
House Wreckers Contractors
Burgess & Ray. 9i Noble Grand 39t2
UNION HOUSE wRECK1NG co.
Fort and Fourteenth sts west 1863
Mccormick WreckinF Co. Ridge 217s
House Movers x Raisers
Buraa Bros, 1851 Hancock w Wal63S
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Ice and Coal
NJ McFaddcn Cedar lS7. Walnut 1898
--------- --------------- -------------
Family Ice & Coal Co. SIC Kcrcheval
Tick SOS Conuor q - r Ry Hk 2gl9
Ice
cryalal L.. Co West 29-l29. Wal t3t0
Iabadic Ice CO.. 100 Pleasant West IS
Ice Cream (Best Quality
eTANDARD ICE CREAM 90.
Phones Ridge l14o and ridge 2294-J.
Afe7TIC" ICE CREAM co
500 Grand Bivcr-avr. Grand ill0
Interior Decorators
GoLpREEG ~ JAGMGN
Il Rowland bldg Cad 263
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
no RENT-IIOUsES
~ RENt-RooMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned and hstes- only = block
from woodward anu Jefferson ayes
md only hair "a block from the rev
Interurhau waiting room. y Etra
fne rooms at zoe. 81 and klhu per
daV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06
5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

Complete material for building
Ave room cottage. t29s. Save four
profits Cali GOT Ford bldg" or
phone Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

AXE AN RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

. Guaranteed houses, 10 minutes
. street car ride 20 Fords McCord
. Mfr Coz badge Bros p. Detroit and
. t,ur White Lead Works. S. 900 20
. $4,000: running water in houses.
. PATTERSON BROS & co,
. IeS Gr'ewoI4- Main 255.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-06

Modern Bungalow, S63o.
Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath Price includes all ma
terial cut-to-"t No waste Of lum-
Der Quickly erected Complete
Information and catalogue showirS
a hundred other houses az 60I
Ford bldg phone Main assoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
WHIThANS RECEIVE
STATE LEADERS
Legislators, with Wives, Throng
Executive Mansion.

fFrom a star Correspondent q TIE Tribune
Albany, Jan. 81 Governor and Mrs.
Whitman were hosts at the annual reg
islative reception tonight at the Exec
utive Mansion. The function attracted
political leaders and men prominent n
public life from all parts Of the state.
A large New York and Brooklyn
delegation included Travis Whitney.
secretary Of the First District Public
Service Commission; William Berri,
William " Calder. Jacob Livingston
and F. J. II. Kracke.
In the receiving line were wives Of
many state officials, including Mrs. kd-
ward Schoeneck, Mrs. Francis VI. Hugo.
Mrs. James /. Wells. Mrs William al
lace Wotherspoon, Mrs Frank ". Will
Jams. Mrs. Jesse S Phillips. Mrs. Her
mann VI. Biggs. Mrs. William Gorham
Rice. Mrs. Charles s. Wilson. Mrs. Louis
W. Stotesbury, Mrs.. Loriiiard Spencer,
Mrs. Franklin B. Lord. Mrs. George D.
Pratt, Mrs. Edwin Dufey. Mrs. George
T.. Green, Mrs. Thaddeus {. Sweet and
Mrs. George A. Glynn.
Among those whom Governor and Mrs.
Whitman entertained az dinner we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sheriff.. Er.
and Mrs Frederick Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. Lucian Sirret. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph G.. Bearce. OF New York. William
Berri, Of Brooklyn. and General Chaun-
cey p. Williams and Mrs. Williams. DR..
Henry Hun and Mrs. Hun, Mrs William
Bayard Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs.
George ID. Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs Benz
iamin WalwOrth Arnold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
DRIVER OF FATAL CAR FREE
Emmcrich. Whose Truck Killed Notts
Niece. Acquitted.

Carl VI. Emmcrich. the chauffeur. who
on November If ran down the nicccs Of
Judge Charles c. Mott. ir.. Of General
Sessions. killing one of them and scri-
ouSly injuring the other and their
nurse. was acquitted Of manslauChter
last night by jury before Justice
Weeks IN the supreme Court. The VIC
tim Of the accident was Barbara Hildt.
the three year-old daughter of Howard
]. liildt broker, Of POO West Eighty
sixth Street. Emmerich was driving a
two-ton auto truck. The jury was out
ten hours.
According to the prosecution. En-
merich was driving up Amsterdam Ave
nue. ut twenty-five miles an hour. and
was laughing and talking with two COM
panions. At Eighty-hfth Street he
turned sharply to the right and
ploughcd into Miss Becker. the nurse.
and the little girls as they started to
cross EiChty-hfth Street.
\ feature of the trial was that Miss
Becker was handicapped as witness
because her injuries had left her mind
3 blank rs 10 what happened after she
first caught sight Of the truck.
Emmerich testified that when he tried
70 avoid crashing into the three the
emergency brake did not respond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
T. JLYKOGANAKES STABBED
DYING at Park Hospital from Thrust
of Boys POcketknife.

A pocketknife. with a blade two and
n half inches long. welded by a boy
fourteen years old, yesterday after
noon. penetrated the lung just under
the heart Of James JlykogGnakes. Last
night the man was dying in the Park
Hospital.
Jlykoganakes was a polisher in q
garage at l27 West Ninety-ninth Street.
According to witnesses. boys used the
garage as a playground every after
noon. despite the protests OF the man
ager. William Krauss.
The injured man said he was chas-
ing the boys out of the establishment
Yesterday afternoon, when one Of them
turned and stabbed him. The boy. who
was later identified by Jlykoganakes
at the hospital, dropped the knife and
was caught by Vincent Cassidy, Of l26
West Ninety-eighth Street.
The lad. who described himself az
Stanley Kelly, Of 100 West Ninety
eighth Street, says he was whiting
when Jlykoganakes suddenly charged
upon him and was accidentally stabbed.
lie was locked up in the West Tooth
Street station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE
TO OPPOSE DEFENCE
House Members Prepare TO Fight
Wilson's Programme.

Washington. Jan. .. - Democratic
Representatives opposed TO President
Wilson's preparedness programme have
taken active steps 20 make an organized
fight against any preparedness measure
that may be introduced. Representative
Bailey. of Pennsylvania. a leader in the
movement. said that more than a score
OF members already had enlisted and
that frequent conferences were being
held 10 perfect methods of procedure.
Mr. Bailey said that careful poll
Of doubtful members was being made
and that Representative Dies, Of Texas,
had been suggested TO manage the fight
in the House. He indicated that the
Democrats in the movement would not
seek any alliance with members Of
other parties.
Mr. Dies. in a speech in the House
to-day. criticised the Republican leader,
Mr.. Mann, for his recent preparedness
speech.
Il am sorry that he no longer will
lead the American people" said Mr..
Dies. land thai he has been carried
away by the motion picture war agita-
ton"