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The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
PI0US HUSBAND
NOW A FUGITIVE
Bride Discovers After Mar
riage That She Has Tied
Up With Criminal

Karol Zgllnsd married Teofila
Rocinska, thinking him TO be
highly educated young Pole OF re-
lgious tendencies Rocinska talked
much OF the church and OF piety
and soon won his way into heart of
his brides family and captivated
her own affections. They were mar
red July 26. 1915. Karol had s54D
and after The FIRST few months OF
their honeymoon, she surrendered
10 al to her husband
Then Rociusha wanted her TO
deed over her property to him
KaroTs family became suspicious.
'Teofla, so ingra.iating that at first
they had accepted him on his face
value. turned out to be counter
feiter sentenced in recorders court
and ordered out OF Detroit Just
about the time Karol was fnding
She had been deceived. Roclnska
obeyed the order OF the court and
fed.
THE man was found 10 have
been a Catholi" priest in New
York" Cass Janowsld. counsel for
Mrs Rocinska old Judge Gage.
Thursday presenting this testimony
for divorce fo~ her The police
found that hc had long criminal
record and was wanted in several
cities The dectee was given.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Only Such Functions
AS Are Imperative
Will Be Held
SOCIETY is
DOWNCAST
War Makes Diplomatic
Reception Out of
Question

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Socie-
ty--irom the upper crust to the
outer tringe-wilI have 10 look else.
where than to the White House this
season for It's sayety.
The good old days when the eD
ecutive mansion set the pace---and
fast one-apparently are past,
Hence there is luguhriousness from
the ranks OF the high browed cave
dwelling society folks, down TO the
climbers"
President Wilson's society cab
met" is mapping out its program
for the winter. but 1t leaked out to.
day that this will be much as In
the last four years. Only such runo,
tions as have boon customary--and
automatically nccessary--from tirne
immemorinI--wiIl be held. Accord
ing to present plans. the New
Years reception Will continue In
the discard The president and
Mrs Wilson will probably spend the
holidays away from Washington.
IL is likely also there will be no
inaugural ball.
With these two events again
vetoed, the nrst gala event OF ths
season viii occur Friday, Jan. q
This will be Psn-American recep
ton, replacing the diplomatic re-
ception. II was discarded last yeas
owing 10 possible embarrassments
arising thru belligerent diplomats
meeting each other over glass ns
punch Small receptions and din
ners will alternate thruout the win
ter season at the executive man
sion The cabinet dinner VIII fol
low the Pan-Americsn reception.
Two diplomatic dinners are next
the nrst in honor OF French Ambas
sador Jusserand dean OF the dIplo
matte corps, and the second for Gen
man Ambassador Won Bernstorn.
Diplomats OF warning nations VIII
be distributed according TO hons
alliance. Neutral diplomats cau
take their appetites TO both dinners
After these amenities there will
follow the usual judicial. congress
sional and army navy reception AND
a dinner in honor OF the speaker O.
the house.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
TEACHERS Get
SALARY BOOST
School Board Adopts Pay In"
crease Plan Involving Addi-
tional 500 Annually

The report of the teachers and
schools committee OF the board Of
education, recommending salary in.
creases for teachers which will to.
tai GIs750O annually. was adopted
without discussion by the board
Thursday night.
The committee report recon-
nlends that all teachers receiving
$l100 per year Cr less be given an
Increase Of 800 annually II also
provides that tie minimum salary
for teachers be raised from. $500 to
$500 and that &c maximum be in
creased from $500 TO $1,000.
The original blan was to limit
the boosts in pay TO teachers in the
elementary schools, but Dr. Charles
r. Chadsey. superintendent OF
schools succeeded in having the
scope OF the measure broadened so
II would include the lower salaried
instructors in high schools
About one-hait OF the $500 teach
ers In Detroit public schools are be-
ing paid less tran 81 900 per year
under the present scale.
Il do not believe the city officials
who supplant the old board OF esti-
mates will cut out the proposed In
creases." said Dr. Chadsey. EN-
rloyers OF all kinds OF labor have
recognized the higher cost OF liv-
ing by giving their workers high
er wage II this measure for more
pay goes thru without revision, II
will mean that our teachers will
receive the higher salary beginning
from July I. next. Only a few are
employed during the summer
months. and therefore the majority
will begin TO benefit from the new
scale in Septerlber"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Deaths

Harry Ntederreyer. 90 Halo. s
dav. convuIsiuu Jora Gurg"W. on
'TenueaFcc about 50 Years, carcinoma
of stomach. rathrinc Roam. - sire,
~ wears. nttral insyfAciency. Ferile
NaftIscn. Harp~t hospital - year =.
.nnrltonltig Roger j. Dtonn"u, lZ'N
Seminole. months. l0baf pneumonls
Harry Harris RFCeiVInR Hosp'tal. -
ears. mitral rcEurg itaton. Anthony
rrka. e1n Chcne. Is wears, lobar pneu-
rnoniA. William y Macponald; har,
rrr hosnital 80 years. shock ahd
hsuorrhave Mrs Frances Nermil-
ilon. Harper hospital ~ years. cndo-
r,rdltis. Maria furza. $40 Kirby r"
dav. Asph1 vletion Mary Clarence
ynsg Ruspcil ! month, acute oronchl-
tis Albert U Caughey. Receiving
bospital about ln NenrF nremia ,
George Deacon. III Harrington, 3
months broucho pneumonia Freder-
trk Fontana. is1 Post. ( ycar1. dlph =
thcrla. Harriet h Chaac. 20 East
Yaimor - wears hroncho pncumo-
MIA. Kntarzina KopRk IS Otis about
IL yenrs cardiac iuSufhCiencv: stan
iaIsua Koncewic1 tfa Martin. I wear.
tnfantils convuisions. William J.
I-nmpbell. Merchants hospital about
III Years internal hemorrhase; La =
favette Madden. 70 Eastern-pl., 81
years double lobar pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
TRADING FAIRLY
ACTIVE ON LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE

Trading on the Detroit Stock ex-
change, Friday morning, ran fairly
true 10 form. Local active issues
sold we'll with prices generally up.
ward. Continental attracted con
siderable attention and several hun.
died shares were traded altho the
market was unchanged
PaigeDetroit advanced a quarter
but the holders declined 10 cell.
The bid. on PACKARD was returned
at 173. and Fading during the
early part OF tho call was brisk IN
this issue
Chalmers was fairly active, many
buying when tho Offering declined
Eve points. The bid at the close
was 40.
Chevrolet declined three points IN
the bid and Ave in the Offering.
studebaker was down point in
the bid and Offering
The Charcoal issues suffered a
slight setback. there being no n.
quiry for ether.
Coahuila continued to sell
strong. The market has been bull.
ish on this issue for several days
There Was also a strong buying
movement in REQ Car. altho the
prices remained unchanged
Edison was down half p point
and holders OF Michigan Sugar we're
loaihe TO let II go AZ bid OF iO4
Minnesota sugar was strong az l25
with the oTeriue up q point.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Inspector Gordon
Insists on HaUing
His Little Joke

Altho the board of education at
ITS meeting Thursday night eas con
fronted by two Of the most import
ant problems j, has had TO deal with
in many months Inspector Gordon
found time 20 attempt to entertais
the inspectors. most Of whom were
desirol- OF transocting the business
OF N, board and going to Aeil
homes
The proposition of creating the or
fee OF business manager. and the ap
proya " committee report callins
for general Increase In ,eachers
salaries were among the a0airs az
Tor consideration
SIR GorIou however appeared
greatly Interested in mustachs
which being tcveio led by Geor.s
W Auch. president of tho beard Hs
introduced nicely Worded resolu
SION stating that fhe inspectors
verc greatly shocked 6y 'he change
ln BIS appearance bus nevertheless
congratulated me president
Mg Aucn explained that be Woi
paving ln election het.
Tho board had q brie, laush ovcl
Gordous nonsense and then direct
cd its attention again 20 the aralri
n governing the cit} 8 school sys
tenn
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
GIRLS LOCKED IN
VACANT HOUSE;
BOY TRIO SOUGHT

Three girls. Beatrice and Eva
OConnor. aged 10 and l3 years,
and Mabel Lesperance, aged IA
years. ell Of W'adsor. were discov.
cred by Motorcycle Patrolman Rob
ert Ross. locked in vacant hut
near Windsor Thursday night They
had been lured there by three young
men. The girls = ated. and leit there
without food for three days
Mrs. Mary O'Connor mother OF
the O'Connor girls, had reported
their disappearance TO the police.
The Lespercnce girl declared that
she had no home TIE names OF
the young men we're given the 20
tice. who refuse TO make them pub
l.c. They will be prosecuted when
found
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
MOrtuary.

R.yrR-Nov 22. 1915 Elizabeth
aged s2 wears widow ~ the late
Michael Bayer dear mother or
Iohn BaySr 90 '1rFr,andi l,r.s nsysr 49, pofs ss,
ter-fu.law OF Barbara Ulrich. Of
Cleveland q Funeral from SON
residence. william VI Bayer, 500
Van Dyke-ave. saturday at 2'3o
p. m.
CHAPMAN Nov ~. 1915. ~ his rest
denr" fr1s Fleid-ave.. Harry. ne
loved husband OF ncrtha Chapman
and father " Edward. tarl ana
Mabel Chapman Funeral from res
ldsnee saturday at .. IN.
FECro Nov 20. i2ls. ~ residence.
is44 seminole. Felix, beloved hus-
hand ~ Mathilda Fecto, aged 50
wears. father OF Josephine, Leon,
Jesse Audr.y, i9,lwrenCS sccto or
$40 from residence AZ 81
Joachims church. Please omit
flowers
uEIDT Nov %. 1916. Dr oliver r.,
aged g5 years beloved husband OF
WargHrot Warrington and son of
William v Heidi 900 Ferry ave
woat Funeral from residence Sat
urday ~ ! . W Burial at Pontiac
kLEIN--Sov % Eliza beth T.. be-
loved wife OF Jacob Klein and dear
mother or Mrs leo John Freder.
gaat Funeral from residence. - ]
Ne rick ave, saturday Nov 20. az
Gao m nnd from SIS. Peter and
P4utv cathedral at . a M Burial
private.
II.NNuAN- nov %. 1915 John =.
T,euahnn. brother or Mrg. Helen
Monnisr and Margaret NJ lenahan.
Ituucrait Saturday morning from his
sisters residence. 24Af West Grand
blvd. and from 81 Aldysius's
rhurch Rt . q m.
Nouu NoV, sV Jacob. AGED Gf Years
J,At..N btkahAud of the late Mary
Nuhr dear son ~ Elizabeth and
late Jacob N0hr. brother of Mrs.
Mary Graham charles, Henr eta.
fnhn and Nrs John Mfrhoer. Ir.
Funcrai from NerheYden's chapel
10G Mnck-avc. saturday a. 2 y. "a
MONTGOMERY Nov 20. 1918 At rcf-
idence ~ her daughter. 27e Fred
erick.st. Eliza Montgomery, aged
a. beloved mother of Mrs. Benf.
R Pelham Of Detroit, Mrs VIM
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Marriage Licenses

paul Nuk 90 Mary Spek go
Harry T.. Ec'th'rd, .a, Massilioh' '''
tl4Ia n Howard -5 sam" ,,,
Dtto Freed. lA Lofene j. Addley'
casrmcr Bugai, ef. Rosa hr@eske'
Maurice Roseueelr %: Clara
peuf-Ch. .'. .,..,,
Roman Bibin 81 Mary Plat. %
Peter Ducznllt. 20; Agnes HACKS
Frank Kicllau 20 Francesca shSo'
Frank oiszenslo. 90, Helen BlaHer
)owHkt "a. r,-...,,,,,e.
Martini A Muck. 2O RomuluS
Frank Leneki. 2i: Manda frzebleh-
ileIen pouIatos<a. II cselaw Lew
'S., SN.,c6oiias Eranto. 25 Mary rastra-
no t6
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
DEATH TAKES
MRS. WESTCOTT

Mrs Hazel T. Westcott. Wife Of
J. Ward Westcott, secretary and
treasurer OF the J W Westcott
company, died in her home. No. 1S0
Dexter-blvd.. Thursday evening. AT.
ter a four months illness
Mrs. Westcott was 81 years old.
the daughter of the late Wilbur g.
squier Of the firm OF Baldwin x
squier Besides her husband she
is survived by young son, J Ward
westcott, Jr. her mother, d sister,
Mrs. Benua, OF Columbus. O.. and
three brothers. Wilbur, Walter and
Howard d. Squier The funeral will
take place from the residence Sat
urday afternoon At $50 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Officials From Al Parts
of State In
Session
G.. w. DICKERSON
HITS KEYNOTE
Urges More Interest In
Uplift of Human
Race

To make the fair An institution
devoted to the 5etterment OF the nu.
man race as well as 10 the improve.
ment of breeds Of live stock was
one OF the dominant notes in the
annual meeting Of the Michigan AS.
sociation OF Fairs, which opened Fri
DAY morning az No. 00l Bowles
building, the Offices OF the Michigan
State Fair association.
Managers. directors and other offi-
cials Of fairs from practically every
part of the state, to the number OF
1876, are attending the gathering.
George w. Dickinson. secretary Of
the Michigan State fair, struck the
keynote in advocating that there
should be a general movement 10
convince the people that fairs are
not merely exhibition PLACES for
stock AMI products of the soil. but
are conducted also for the better
ment Of the human race
Speaking at the business session
OF the association, Mr. Dickinson
said In part:
Human Side Neglected
"In striving TO improve our horses
cattle. poultry and fruit. many fairs
have neglected to take into consid-
GRAFTON the importance OF In proving
the health-making better men and
women. better boys and better girls
OF everyone who passes thru the
entrance gates.
"The Michigan state fair manage
ment was convinced OF the import.
snce Of this work several years ago,
and We started 10 improve the
health OF Mlchigan's residents by
starting with Michigan's babies. Our
baby show was converted into a bet
ter babies contest No longer does
beauty play part in awarding the
prizes 70 our bows and girls. Mental
and physical development only are
considered. Physical deficiencies are
pointed out 10 tho rother who is
told how she may build up the body
Of her child
"The interested grorp7 of moth
ers. always to be found n our wo-
mans building demonstrates that
the work We are doing 40 improve
the health Of Michigan's boys and
girls is appreciated.
Mr.. Dickinson then described the
development ~ the plan to include
persons of all ages and conditions,
giving them advice on how 30 inn
prove their physical and mcnal cor.
ditions. He also recommended thut
the association appoint n committee
To familiarizo the members 0f the
state legislature with tho work
which the fairs are doing, TO the
end that a greater appropriation viii
be made by the state to the fairs
held In It's boundaries
The morning was taken ur with
the reception of members FROM out
OF town Luncheon was served IN
the Grlswold hotel, and the business
session began az O'Clock
Among te prominent Michigan cit
liens who discussed variou, prob.
lens OF The fairs weTe Perry r.
Powers. Cadillac. Archie Mccall
ithaca: r. V Griffith, Charlotte:
w. y. Burns, Jackson. T.. A. lilly
Grand Rapids G. ". TerSilliger,
Hlllsdale +. y Bradish. Adrian
C. s Clark, ST. Johns; e f. kelb-
fetish. M1nistiaue, G. E. Anderson,
Hartford, T. w Avline ~ Pleas
ant. and Swan VI Sequish N'lcgan.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
VESSEL PASSAGES

NJ VFFFWTI
DETROIT Nov 24-Ep Dalton.
e1s. Munising. To- Shcrwlr, 10 20
last night. Conneaut, 3;l0 n M.
Sheadle. Amazon. Odanah, s Philbin.
Wissehickon. 7; Kopp. 10 40 Joshua
Rhodes IL 20.
Down. Berwtnd. Wllpen, = last
night. Huron a. m Rochester IL,
Spokane, 1920 Shiras. II 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Births
BYs

Iohn srard,no los Charlevoiy Jake
RradsAy, ast D.. ihiladeiphla I1hh
Wilson. 2-l WoodlaWn int'n@ss. s.,,t.
sinano. ana 81 Aubin Michael Strlsss
.r Is4 NBptr. Earl "A. beunts, NtN
Fatrvtrw, Angelo Caltaterra. -p-
WNl4 T.. Charles shock. -&op Log tn D.
Frank A. Thompson, ~ l-CulA, ~
Ssrr.,. Saiu ,vrririr SAC brush, John
Wagner. Woman. r. huspltal L'n.a
GouN. Providence N"spItsl ti"''iI i""H
Grezwacl. 1867 Csmp bell. kass.Ii
ruttir Grace hospital benlaiplh
Fleet Grace hospital John r lhna
lev 1899 Canton Louis Green. hhfpef
hospital. Euguenr Nor hthhu.' lsa'1p
Ger hospital. Ferdinand Satu. eog ~
vard Adam Issvaudow slS'. 81 ttu5-
eeI. Frank pombrowskt. 90 St"Ns,
nj. Max Zimmerman. lIgb Eusse.l
I6saph VI FeRun. az GrrelNt bq" arg
b Kuhn. 81 Rhode .SlanG ,S,,,i.
serbe 90 hudson AntgnN Jak9s,. I.,,,
oW,sh 10 Lock wood Jultus bzief ~
"a e0e6 Proctor Joseph Fraser: ~
concord Thomas y. Nunesee' itte,,9,,
hospital: Frank Wezulak. ~ teNltI !,
stsFsn BIZ Il8 Pollard. Ransom
states. az McClelland Louis snltt'
al Peter Hunt Isnatt \ >a,5r.,s1 >sts,fS,.
s1s Theodore 'sRatf nam, =, Fsre.
.1A fndiandale Homer Nllltam.s', -9'
buchanan Patrick !. GraNin. -Io ~.
lihrIAEe Joseph II hlcHey' o.
WnNnF. itNtE hF - iA''''
hosnttal annex Vincent Kowalczyk.
sio ~ Aublu ThofrRs Hatowicz. 8'l
Farnsworrh. John N BaurE IA per
hosnttei Iaul-s 4 Butler, tta lh'iu'
~, r.,,I5n '''' Ioa7 Lafayette
Richard II Wilson. tss Holmur. III
ford A Lynch. tt6 Alfred John blh-
"a. sos rasadcra Ausu't rt'S,.. IisStsr'
Wornar's hoapl,gl. August Kruachin-
stf I9st Van Dyke orvill" F"ndreu
Samaritan hospital Potter N"iis'
Addison. Marion ny'ckt W hoI,es@c
rett Edward Vardzirskl l's'
,ax William saurk Harper ,hospl-
- racob Hstinwi sk, Harper
SCsrg,,i Daminlck Cakdew y. 100
Ncug,c-, Nfapzo COX. f96 T. Miiwau
kse' Joseph r. White S54 Montcla,r
Ardrow Grzs szcznk. l6. tllrth.
pellecchta CAS- Rtopelle Joe krn-
rr,nski 100 81 Auhtn Wladyslaw
1l,,,5o why go Heudrie Alex
sy1rtrDRrrRi $40 warren = Aloysy
Trat 200 pluner. Ma.iei koscik 20
Nfer,fa~ Tan Tomocos' 'w'cz. - tiaN-
ION. Arthur ! Chanter PCS RiElh,N
PARK Leon Kuchtyn. gas plumer
t,rsnk parck SO campbell William
salter 1908 Nouuroe. l'aTuond
Hansen ffrT nruah Grover = Iett-
lHr fnfs Townsend Joe SokoioW'
$40 genItcau John Fotker - NiEht
wiii4am schulz 1852 rowns"nd WI
ber, stev~oa. 15' Firth Lug 80
WrD5uaejt WFlI.M Mtttews 1893 T..
Tefav~tte Frederick Dl Fa'guHtr.
ato Penifref It,0tf TurEa. 9lu hIfHF
NichRt JercwAka. 2ll Thirty
third wilton ~ Neale, - lNcker-
son Edward Gursch, 1850 Parker.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
storm Warnlnas Lowered

The weather bureau announces
that the high winds viii diminish 10.
night. Storm warnings will be low.
cred at sundown or Lakes Michigan.
Huron and Supe rior
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK Marrying for love
instead OF none Is getting 10 be
quite the thing Mrs John Jacob
Astor gave up S6.000,oOO or so TO
do II, and today Mrs r n Nc
Mutcheon gave mp s2Sl.000 for the
same reason
NEW YoRK-Clean speech and
pussy cas- claimed w. j. Bryans
attention for the day. He went to
the cat show 10 admire Grimalkin
and afterward made a speech de-
clarlng no after dinner stories
should be told that woman can
not hear"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
A FORTUNE
KR1MMEL 3 IIENscHEL

KRTNMEL a HENSCHELS
Real Estate Bargains
May-ave.. rooms. 81 90. $500 down.
ILolcomb-ave.. rooms. 81 500. 5000
down.
Fisher-ave.. 7-F. hat. rooms up and
down. $500. 81 200 down
Marlborough ave. T-room semi bun
Vgalow IS 400. 81 ESQ down
KRtMMEL 4 HENSCHET..
1850 Harper-ave. Ridge 4ti3-W.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
NEW RIINGAIOW

on Lycssts-ave, near Motor products
e. Michigan Stamping Co.'S plant.
Price ttbo0. $500 down
Plat on Lycastr near Mack.
sb700 81 00h down
New s-room house on Charlevoix.
near Tairt icw. oak finish thruout
if2So 1000 down Call Hickory
f0ts
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Extra! 20 Bushels Of "spuds7 Gone
a wagon valued at S65 and e
bushels Of potatoes vaaed az $50
were stolen from IN front OF tb,
home Of Isadore Newman. So
80 10 EtskinesL Friday morning
tho wagon was found later, WITH
out The "spgds r
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Bess-so his $4,000 car "a to
cal NrccKf
Reile Just junk And the Civ
yer that ran into %, only had
tire torn OF
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Detroits Big Shop Window The Times Liner Page
W9RP Call Main 4520 W0RP

Montgomery OF sandwich ont;
Mrs Belle Derry OF indianapolis,
Ind Mr. Geo. r Montgomery OF
New Mexico Funeral from above
residence Saturday afternoon, Nov.
20. at o'clock. Interment at sand
witch. ont.
NORTHW WAY-Nov. %. 1919 Mrs Az
mes Northway. Funeral saturday.
40 a m. from residence OF Mrs,
A. Bentschler. l6g Helen-aye.. ana
o'clock at 81 Anthonys church.
MESTCoTT Nov. %. 1916. AT resi-
dcnrc. $50 DeNter-blyd. Hazel y,
beloved wife OF Ward Westcott.
day a. 80 p. IN.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Printiug--the pfRin neat kfnd---fhm
N risht--Tfmes Job Dept.--ltaia sSs-s
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

NANTED-VACANT LOTS
WILL BUY cast side vacant from
owner only. Builder Hickory 21s6.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Prfrtfrg--the pIsfn neat kfrd--fhat
" rfght-Timer Job Dept,--Msin f57e.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Call Main 452(


MICHIGAN CENTRAL i20NlGb T.. Side
GRAND TRUNK .i32xiq6 = side
DETROIT TERMINAL 1O3xtq5 y End
DETROIT TERM NAL l0Ox3o0 W side
On -Four RH threads 49,. gON2OO w SIDE
TOWNSEND
4ll Holden Rldg rhone Cherry 2Abs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
DICKINSON GUIDE FOR
REAL. ESTATE RIVERS

Prices. terms. streets and numbers
OF over 200 different properties per
month \ telephone call will put
yoo5n on owl naai'hS Us. Az ,,sI
Estate Exchange 20 Campau bldg.
Detroit, Mich
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
To RENT--ROOMs

FURNISHED room, modern eonyen,
iences. newly decorated hlch"'s
1852 r.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns.
broken jewelry diamonds, watches.
etc. fun value paid Liberty Rfg
Co. 81 Woodwd 4th floor elevator.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-02
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE

The annual memorial service of the
Elks will be held at the Temple the
alter at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The service is in memory of the fol-
lowing members of the lodge who
have passed into the great beyond:
Augustus T. Priest, Samuel w.
league, Sands A. STANDBY, Max H.
NeWberger, Edward L. Mcintosh,
Horace G. Keen, James L. Wyche,
Herbert A Ford, Thomas H. Wallis,
Pharos R. Lester, William H. Powers,
Herbert w. Jones, George S. Petite
way, Otis T. Green, Edward Holder,
Clifford E. Herrick, William P. Ed
wards, William Anderson, David S.
Williams Jr., Alfred P. Smith, Samuel
A. Rawls, Carlos L. Sistrunk, Nathan
Peyser, Alexander F. Freeman, John
NJ. McCorkle, Edward Dreyfus, Fred
II. Robinson.
Following will be the program:
Prelude, Romance Orchestra.
Opening ceremonies.
Solo, "Oh Eyes that are Weary
Miss Irma Blake.
Lodge ceremonies.
Quartet, There is City"-Miss
Irma Blake, Mrs. R. G. Blake, Mr.. L.
Sanders, DR.. L. H. Won Engelken.
Ceremonies.
Observation-Disclosures
Memorial address-Mr. Geo. w.
Scofeld, Inverness.
Solo, "Only Waiting" Linn
Sanders.
Piano solo-Miss Irma Blake.
Aud Lang Syne-The Lodge.
Closing ceremonies.
Benediction.
March-Orchestra.
The general public is cordially in
vited to attend the service.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-02
SHOWS PUBLIC SPIRIT

Postmaster Rogers has been ap-
pointed by Governor Trammell one OF
the delegates from Florida to the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress
which meets in Washington Dec 6 to
8. Colonel Bob" says he will GER
tainly go unless circumstances abso-
lutely prevent his doing so. We don't
think any man in the county can pre-
sent the cause of Oklawaha improve
ment any better than Mr.. Rogers. AS
the trip will have to be made at his
own expense, he will show consider
able public spirit in making it.