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The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Deaths

Mike Wargo. 253 Mackie. II months,
broncho pneumonia, Gustave BeEer
22l Maple. SO wears. chronic Brlght 5
disease, Albertus Ziemann. liP Arndt,
81 wears lobar pneumonia Louisa
Neaie 10S Dickerson. 10 hours pre-.
maturity. Robert James Peters. 81
preXel. is days. enterocontls; Ha ssel
Michael. Harper hospital months.
castro -enterltis: Stefan klonowski -
1888 Junction. n years, lobaT pneu.
monia Martha Ann Jackway. 1883
East Jefferson. g months. lobar pneu-
monia George Rocinski, 3Ss Ferry
east . months bronChO pneumonia
Rose Phillips Receiving hospital 70
years. dementia. Hannah Goldman,
2i3 Harold. about s6 years. no
pneumonia Sarah Alter. Detroit
Tuberculosis sanitarium. about -
years. pulmonary tuberculosis: lad.
wiga Modelski. warsaw. about %
years nephrltis. stanley Labenowski,
20 Roosevelt. . days, malnutrition
lsAurier NORM. i12 Twenty-fourth. 20
wears acute cardiac Utilization; John
HHaxk. 81 Marys hospital about 5a
years. inquest pending Julian khyro
5s1 Erskine. s days. broncho pneu-
monia Thomas Bartosiak lis OTIS
. years. tuhercular meningitis, Celia
Selewski. l5a4 Michigan, years.
broncho pneumonia. Mary Brown. 3iS
West Elizabeth. 81 years interstltlal
nephritis Ellen Hull 66S MaYourN
Grand. 20 years, arteriosclerosts
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Representative Martin oil Louis
lana. IL a Democrat except on the
subject OF protection. The Demo
Gratis now have revised the sugar
tariff TO suit him and his district.
and he has no excuse for doing any.
hing except support that party In
the house
Alvan Fuller OF Massachusetts en-.
tered the race against Republican,
Roberts. in the Ninth Massachusetts
district and vas elected hy Demo
cratic and Progressive voters He
is absolutely independent in politics,
but would not under any circum.
stances line up with the old guard
Republicans.
Thomas n. Schall OF Minneapolis.
leans toward the Republicans His
action. however. Is uncertain. Schall
is blind man now about to serve
his second term His FIRST election
was dua largely to mis- Nifc's cam
paiorine.
This shows lineup 2l7 Republi.
cans against 2l6 Democrats. With
Schall and London unaccounted for
If Schall drops into the Demo
cratic lineup on organization OF the
house, the lone Socialist will be- able
10 decide the course OF Legislation
for two years 10 come
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
SAYS EDUCATION
ALONE CAN BRING
MEXICAN PEACE

The commit 30 on governmental
relations OF ~ peace commit
tee OF Philadelphia Yearly Meetins
Friends. has issued an open letter
and appeal 70 editors thruout The
country. asking them 20 use their
influence in giving the public the
real facts about Mexico. The com
mitree urges also that this country
adopt a constructive policy 10 help
Mexico along educational lines
From this letter several new
movements are said 10 have devel-
oped Among them Is an effort 10
attract Mexican students to the
colleges and universities OF the
United states N larger numbers
Eaverford college has offered a full
scholarship and the presidents OF
5cs educational institutions have
been urged 10 do likewise. The
committee believes that real peace
l.. ob,ainable only thru education
and mutual understanding.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
MOrtuary.

BRANDr-Nov 10. 1915 Kari he-
loved husband Of Elisabeth Brandt.
father of Albert J.. Herman 9nd
Charles Brandt Jr.. Mrs John Wal
inskie Mrs Albert SkuskN Mrs
Gust Murphy. Mrs. Edward Stroh
anu Mr. August Kuhn Funeral
from residence, Hammond Ne
"wednesday. p m, Bcthlehem
church. 20 r. m
MCCARTHY AT New Orleans. La
Sunday evening. Nov 70, Frances
r. beloved sister OF Charles J..
Morgan. Funeral from residence. 4.
Leicester court. Wedne sdaY. J'
r m
PtJoT-Nov -. William Raymond
- years old of IS Caron-ave
windsor Funeral services Wednes
day morning AT . O'Clock AZ St Al
phonsuss church. Windsor Euria|
in the cemetery Of the church
RHoDF-Nov II. 1915. Fred J.. aged
81 wears. beloved husband Of Ger
trude Rhode. father 81 Mrs. "a spei
PeltZ. Funeral from residence. le>
East Cirand-hlvd. "Wednesday Al
8 80 m. and - Anthony's church
AT o'clock
sMITH--In San Francisco, Cal. Nov
Is Robert Smith. Burial in Vernon
Mich Time later. corunna paper
please copy
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
AUTO VICTIM
UNIDENTIFIED

No identification has been made
Of the man struck and killed by a
machine driven by Robert Yerkes.
10 years old. son OF George b.
Yerkes. & form ar prosecutor. Satur-
day night, near Bender's switch in
Dearborn A card was found on
bis clothing giving the address No.
rs Dwghtst. but no one at this
address knows anything about the
nan. lie is feet 8 inches tall,
weighed $50 pounds, was about S5
years old. wore a darp cap Of mixed
aterial. and black shocs. on his
iisht arm is tatooed the tigures
"I29" "15152" and ~. G."
Young Ycrkes. who is out on s5
COO bonds. will be arraigned before
Juftico Samuel Orr OF Dearborn
The body is held NJ Howie's under
taking parlors. Dearborn
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Marriage Licenses

William Nlthols 2e, Wyandotte
Martha Bcasanski. 20. same
Clarence Pfahlert % Augusta
, Alee,,qs stafford, ?? Grace Null
Thomas McCue. 4s. sarnia. Jos
"p,n o." iawl'r g. Canada
pu3i%9 M2Ssr' y iIeT%rp w,I,m,,JPD ai P''r0 F'''a
Arthur 4. l,asey. %. Mcclure. q:
Mario = Hohnsheen -. same
Wiu.nm Rsumen 10 Ethel Kun
Nick Msnfrc. % Margaret McRoy.
Henry G.arEanbach. is. Fremont. O
lillian l.. Greis, 81. Blossom. y. y.
20.
Gichard phnlipc 20. Detroit.
Ciarr Hockcfhvm"r "a Dnnyille. ill.
John Ciupak. "a. Anna Euiawa. 10
william Burke. 90. Detroit Eliza
beth MqcGarrey. 81 Inlay CITY
,IS' kszmerz ,,er, urs g. IIamtrsnck' K"r-
Luclen G. Freytag 80. Helen Saw
20 chauncey smith. 20, Detroit.
Esther Boyd 20 Portland, Ore
Edward ~ Krsuse. 81. Dearborn,
Sadie Nielnnd, p, same
-. Frank piedrich. 2b; Ella Steinke,
Paul sabourru st verrlnia Albitus.
90
Guiliano Bonucci 2sl Riparatc
Cruguita o.
John = pugal. 25. Detroit. Flor.
cnce sharp. 4. ontario.
Elmer II. Marvin. 81. Thcrese Fish
tahler 90.
John n Kee, al, Bessie Rourk. 30.
Alexander sicnkowski. 30. Mary
Lunkin. 20.
William VI. Moreton. al. Detroit.
Rith II. 5trinisr. 2s. Argyde.
Jacob I, Stehman. az. Deardstown,
~ On~ida uihson. rs. Cri.neld. Nd.
Marjorie Kennedy, s7. Detroit
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Ralph King, 2s. Mary Walker 2S.
NICK Staucasu, Sc Elizabeth
Riopsa 30
Frank Blay, Jr. 32; Emmet Davis.
Samie Burtonan. 2t Frances Barter
Shaw. ~
Edward osunivsn. as Grace y.
Ried. %.
Joseph " Parkin IS Bertha Fink.
Chester y. .CiSinski 24t Mary VOL
cishowski. 10
Edward W Foley. e5 Dorothy l..
Erke. IS
Alolph Mehr IS Catherine i.
DaNy IS
Henr, " Martin, 80. Detroit. Mary
Pelletier. -. Bay City
Harry " Brown. 20 ssskatchswan
MAY Brown. 20 Ontario
ban BozgRn. %, Lena TnoNan. i6
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
TEACHERS TO
Get INCREASE
Salaries of All Elementary In
StructorS VIII BE Boosted
500 Yearly

Nb,n me noari OF cducauou
meets Thursday nI4ht 1t is expected
.rat th. recommendation ior Sl1o
u,rca> IN the yearly salars ot
u.y,s elementary school teacher in
Detroit ,a2dc by tho committee ON
..scu,r- and schools Monday Nill
oc concurrrd iu
The t,rct-e b. granted o. mes,
a., bilaer cost Of livius and I'D
4a.an ln addition 10 $25o.o tn De-
.s roll next sear The action on
ihc committees part was unanimous
.r. followed a notion by Dr
charlie r.. Chadeey. superintendent,
%, chcol-
ndc, tho proposed new schedule
~, uui1um alary viii be $50 per
altl or 5000 per year OF 10
..r.t.. and tho MAXIMUM, $1,000
also recommended that The
mmml salary of assiFtant prin-
Dpals be increased frcm $1,000 TO
$500
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Starting d Fox Farm;

RAKER CITY. ore. Nov lS.-The
first fox farm as business enter.
rise i'm Eastern Oregon is being
ftarted by = \ snyder, of John
Cay. lie has secured a special use
permit 10 launcl the enterprise near
Pixie mountain northeast Of Prairie
CITY He Is nov erecting buildings
and fences. and will start with three
PAIRS OF genuine black foxes from
Prince Edward island which he pur.
chased for $500 pair
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Births
ROYs

Albert T wilson. s77 81. Antoir.
John 4. Butts. ass Van Dyke. John
Binge. 80 Norvell. Paul Muczynski. 30
Twenty-ninth; Morris Eisenbers, ls,
Roosevelt, Msx Rosenbsum' iiss
Chene. Merdel Foster. Harper hos.
pitsl Lorenz Mazissz, 5S5 Alexand-
rine east; Louis Dronor. roo Antoine
zz..Ihsnow:.kss iLs Rooseysit Chester
venicK. sis Kendall. jane. Nsfs,n NoIsn'
az T~enty-eighthi Joseph Kslenow-
%o,s,.y, Sc sh,.6y pla"" George Grsppin;
shaw. ssa east canneld. Harney riay'Ia /.
Comm; i3i colorado: 1lko Dye. l5e
place Lewis c. Miller. Hsrper hos
pltal, Roht. @. Kramer. Harpar hos
pital; Arthur NJ. Schutt, 1910 Merrick
John DsmoTstxki. 1917 Inward Thorn
Arthur W. Johnson. Samaritan hos
pital James Brooks. Harper hoapits
Nathan Hicks. 50 Rathbone David q.
Nasts iss. Bellevue Fred Meyka, iei
Gustav Woke. 323 Arndt. James ".
Ailen, SIS clinton; Milton E Rerg
neld, 627 Mcrrick, lenstz Mangoid.
9si 90, HolcCms .ioh2 vIpeis r.. p g.ccgr::
Third VIM Tronao, si Lawton.
Arthur VI. Droman, Providence hoe.
pital. Michael q. Thomson. 9si Jos.
comb Orda l. Swanord Grace hos.
pital annex. Emil @. zerbai. 1853
Twelfth, Vincent Kronopka. SIC Kir-
by; Arthur Apted. 1919 Townsend;
Peter Gurecki s0i wesson.
GIRLS
Glen W. stetter, s1g Mcclellan,
John MaIIoy. ga Vermont, August
shelkowsky. 72e clippert: Frank =.
ssi Cameron Harry Lang, Woman :
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

hospital. Kazmer Zanlynsh, $50 East
Garfield. NuthunN EoRawski, hHl -
qfiette. John -zcZcsutewskL 27a Nit
rh.II Tony Yautnan, 2q5 larncd east
Frank H. Bedford. ii2 Avalon, Rich
ard T. Brand. 5s5 Concord, VIM
Henry. 1905 Fort west, Joseph Fel-
cZak 754 Grandy John DemoratZkl
1917 Rivard RAY GTanord, 29l Forest
west. Patrick HersOn 1891 West
Grand Boulevard Ian Dziuba, o.
Harhaugh. Wm. T.. Uolton. l45S Vine
wood. John Woweak. 1920 Cameron
James Bush. 1872 Glover Phillip Wei
pert 27s Harrington; Frank !.
Hewitt so Palmer east. wired
Mitchell. 1927 Trumbull Frank +
Jengpn $40 Whitman.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
FOR sALE--woroRCYCLEs
PERSONAL

on AND AFTER THIS DATE I will
not bc responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. +. -. Co
lor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
employees HELD
AS TOOL THIEVES
Alleged Stolen Articles Found
On Pair Arrested As The
Leave Rolling Mills

Louis Casees. No. 259 Mullct ST.,
nd Vito Colombo. No 400 Alfred.
mp.oyed as laborers in the plant
ai thc Detroit Copper & Brass Roll.
n. nius. Wero arrested while lcay'
ue tho plant early Tuesday morn
aa Sccreted m their clothes were
pmua number Of bars OF copper
ad brass and tools which The two
bad raken from the plant, II is al
i..rd Tho men were locked up at
the central station charged Win
er.ld larceny.
tceo.d,ns 20 officials OF tho com
.sut NrN o tools and bars ot
metal were discovered some Time
go. bat che thieves could no' De
aDAh, The value ot the property
aiken r said To he well over $1,000
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
VESSEL PASSAGES
a. hAaAlN

DETROIT. Nov 2i-up' Myrou y
last night. England. Matthew. mid
might, Cherokee consort. 30. Alex
Tho1npson, 2 so, Farrell Z Winnip' =.
rnWnaeud. 30. Hart, 3 oates, s;
Mars Z, burlington. 7.l5. Franz. .;
Down Adristic. $40 last night,
AIpeuh a,1b, Utlcy, $3.50. ConneHut.
10 geofgr Crawford. 10 90; ireland,
10 l0. sullivan s. ". Robbins. so
10 u Wartnell. i.i6 George peavey,
co. s. " Brown. 3.20 Ioyland, E
NuhoEanN Mingoe. $50, Roland 8.
4Julton. go
At The 500
SAtIT STE MARIE, Mich. Nov.
Up (SmalD Miller. 10 lHat
nieNt centurion, 7,30. AthahaHca.
grnnd leland 3 Hamonic, =. Charles
Iluhtnru. Ipmca Wallace. midnight.
i.uunbiin Northern queen, $50. V.
tones. Schiller, go WgiVin,
s so queen CITY 9 20 John Donald
sun. rrrspur Isle T. Hayyey.
Down Replogio. 30 last nisht.
Cuvior Adams. q Stifei. II Ream.
f2.3O n. m Ericsson, 2 Christopher.
S Hii. 20 Lima, Elphicket sam
n~i Morse. :. Roberts Jr.. 1880, No-
gemite. Snyder IT,, =; Conemeueh. =.
Aopgsn Jro Pollock, $50, Thorsep 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

olen ". stetter, s5e Mcclellan
John MaIloy. ga Vermont August
zlslinski. 1898 Michigan: Mike Koiub
ssi Cameron, Harry Lang, Woman
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Top 10 bottom, around the ques-
tion.msrk: c. n Randall, California
bitionist: T. o Sohall. Mime
sofa progressive; w. p. Martin,
Louisiana progressive -proteetionist;
Meyer London. New York Socialist;
A. j. Fuller. Massachusetts inde-
pendent.
7V FREDERICK N. KERRY
ASHINGTON. y G.. Nov. 2l.--
WIN wIl control the next house OF
natives The answer lies in
'Io OF five members of the
mo are not affiliated With
cittl iho Democratic on Republican
parlis,
They are Charles u. Randall.
prohibiuonist. OF the Ninth cali.
iornia district Whit p Martin. pro
iyo.3rOtectionist. ~ Louisiana.
Thomas y 5cha4l, Progressive Of
Minnesota Altan + Fuller. inde.
pendent. OF Massachusetts. and
Never London. Socialist member
from Non York
Latest hgures on tine election OF
members Of The house apparently
gives the Republicans 2l7 votes. the
Democrats 213
Randall OF California, aliens him.
self with The Democrats
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
IN MEMoRIAM

A MEMORIAL mass viii be offered
for deceased members % the
knights OF Columbus at Holy Ros-
AIRY church. Nov 26. ar $50 Az I /
o'clock Immediately after the mass.
memorial exercises viii he held at
the knights Of Columbus hnO Rel
atives and friends or deceased
members are cordially invited 20
attend the services AZ tho church.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

HAINES' WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store--l879-over 81 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
WM A II A TMEC
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
so GAMBLER AVE.
5-ROOM HOUSE, 1928
Modern Bungalow S63S
oPOON BRICK

And on a SOFT luf leuble parlors,
with hreplace. open stairway, with
reception parior Smal paLin'nt
down. halanCo 0s rcff Phone Uick-
ory 20s5
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
wANrrD--REAt rsrtrr
Ton s1IT-T1CIoHl sI17ES

s,Ir-nIsIDr,o ruorlpI, rHorEFrY
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
STAR SCHOOL CLOSES.
Program Prepared by Miss
Hupp-Closed Successful Term.

Under the most efficient manage
ment of Miss Hupp, nine month g
term of school was closed last Satur-
day night at the Star school house
with very appropriate program. Miss
Hupp had the school house beautifully
decorated with evergreens and crepe
paper.
The program rendered during the
evening consisting of music, dialogues,
Rotations and drills, and was exeep-
tionally good, reflecting great credit
on Miss Hupp. Superintendent J. J.
Staley was present and made a short
and appropriate address, urging the
necessity of the rural schools to put
forth more effort to bring their
schools more nearly up to the standard
of the town school,
Miss Hupp presented each pupil with
beautiful souvenir booklet contain
ing her picture, some appropriate school
quotations and the names of the pupils
and trustees. The patrons of the dis
trict presented Miss Hupp with foun-
tain pen as token of their apprecia-
tion in return for what she had done
and tried to do for them and their
children.
After the program the ladies served
ice cream and cake and all had a good
social time together. The patrons of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SUED.

A damage action for $4,000 for false
and malicious Imprisonment was insti-
tuted in the district court at Lewiston
last week by Bert A. Alligier against
Matt Fuhs, justice of the peace at
Lapwai, and Carrie H. Fuhs, his wife.
among other things the plaintiff alleges
that the defendants entered into a con-
splraey against the plaintiff; that Car
RE III. Fuhs was the complaining wit.
ness in the criminal action charging the
plaintiff, Alligier, with having tres.
passed upon property claimed by Carrie
II: Fuhs but which had been held by
Alligier by a verbal lease entered into
with the defendant, Matt Fuhs.
1t is further alleged that the plain
TIFF, Alfgier, was taken before the
said Matt Fuhs, sitting as Justice Of
the peace; that he was denied a change
OF venue and was denied a trial. but
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25

Star District should consider them
selves very fortunate indeed in being
able to secure the services of Miss
Hupp for another term, as she is one of
Idaho county's best teachers. The
Star District maintains the full term
and pays a good salary which donates
a most progressive neighborhood.
The Free Press has noted carefully,
among the work of many districts of
the county, that Star District aspires
through its partons to have one of the
best schools in the county. This is
denoted by the interest and spirit
shown throughout the past year in
school activities and pleasing round
of neighborhood gatherings at the Star
school. They have tried to make the
school a community center as it so
strongly recommended on all hands In
Miss, Hupp the district has found the
qualities that promote the purposes SO
much to be desired. Congratulations
are due to Miss Hupp as instructor for
the services rendered so efficiently,
and to the patrons of Star District who
so unanimously united in showing en-
couragement and appreciation of the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25

was pronounced guilty by the sa .s.t h
Fuhs, who stated in court ~ .h,t )
knew the facts of the case anu ~
trial was not necessary: .bs In
In reprinting an article from .s w com
bune week ago regarding ~. tIe Ere
mencement of the trouble, ~. noa ts
Press, through an error sP =; and er.
name of the justice "Fuchs a At one
roneously stated the party naI i re
time lived in COTTONWOOD, Wni uoanrrectsp
the case, and tenders TINS Nv; sv up %
that there may be no refieeliUD; n tbd
M. F. Fuchs formerly residing 9TH be
town and in no way connecteu '"
Lapwai affair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
A FORMER RESIDENT.

Mrs. James Dempsey, ,o OF spi
was an arrival in town, Iue aon Wst
will be the guest of her th 81 Rank 7
Dempsey, manager OF .h p IN KspiSl
Weippe, and also old frlenas beep rssr
the Dempsey family having rsars 49,
dents of Kamiah severai neople
and were highly respeeteu
Kamiah Progress.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25

services rendered. The district. as
many other districts in the county is
working to give Idaho county the best
system of country public schools to be
found anywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
RoBT. N. BELL TO WARREN.

X. n. Bell, state mine inspector, came
in on Wednesday passenger train and
left for Mccall the same evening in
order to catch Thursday morning S
stage to Warren. He will endeavor to
assist Big creek operators in interest
ing capital in the development OF the
low grade deposits in the Warren see
ton. Mr.. Bell inspected the new gas
well at Weiser while in that city
Meadows Eagle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IS head of stock cattle come in and
look them over. McGhie Trading
Company. IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Russ Lose Eight-Day
Battle in Caucasus,
Says Turkish Report

CoNsTANTINoPLE Jan. 19.-(via
Amsterdam and London 1.-The following
official statement was issued at Turk
ish army headquarters:
Caucasian front: The Russians, who
sustained considerable losses in conse-
quence Of our violent attacks and owing
TO our endorsements were compelled to
abandon their attacks along the entire
front Despite eight days OF very violent
offensive operations by superior enemy
forces. apart from slight changes. the
situation remains favorable 10 us. There
is otherwise no new development"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Banquet Given
For Crandall of
Cornell Tonight

Omaha graduates Of Cornell university
are interested In the banquet to be
given at the Hotel Breslin, New York
City. Friday evening at which Professor
Emeritus Charles L. Crandan will be the
guest of honor. Prof. Crandall Is retir-
ing after forty-one years Of active teach
Ing.
As a testimonial OF their regard for
him, the graduates OF the College OF Civil
Engineering have raised fund OF 5000
which will be formally presented to the
university at the banquet. tho income 20
be used to furnish prizes for specially
good work by undergraduates on sub
tects assigned by Prof. Crandall.
Prof Crandall's influence, Il Is asserted,
has been stamped on American engineer
ing during the last four decades. His
experiments on bridges carrying fast
trains have contributed vastly TO knowl-
edge and In geodesy his work IL far in
advance of any similar work. He Is a
member OF many learned societies. Grad
yates Of his courses fill high positions In
the engineering world.
Speakers at the New York banquet will
be President ]. q. Schurman, Cornell uni
versity; Dean e. Il. Haskell, Civil Engi-
neering college; Prof. Crandall ana DR.
a. II. Sharpe. coach OF last years cham
pionship foot ball team.
The prize fund presentation speech will
be made by Willard Beahan, rs, a famous
foot ball player in his day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Home Builders Pay
Large Dividends to
Their Stockholders

Stockholders Of the Home Builders
have Just received checks for dividends
At the rate OF Sls per cent on the par
value Of their shares. This Is at the
rate Of per cent on the book value OF
AIS per share. In addition. the surplus
has increased sufficiently to make the
shares worth Sl.is each.
Last year was a prosperous one for the
company. its resources being increased
BY 10000. The directors intend 10 in
crease the capital stock from 10000 20
$4,000 at their annual meeting January
n.
Those who invested In Home Builders
Tour Years ago have received cash
dividends amounting TO $50 on each 500
invested ana stock has increased In
value SIS per share The company has
s'ockholders in fourteen states. From
inquiries received from distant points
Secretary Sinner IL convinced adverus-
ing In The Omaha Bee Is read by readers
over vast territory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20

with Mrs. Mohr between December. 1918
and June. 1914 end said she had ex-
pressed herself as very bitter toward her
husband.
"she said she could hire a couple Of
thugs to murder her husband" he said.
"she also said sho hoped he would get
killed by his automobile"
In response TO questions by the prose-
cution the witness stated Mrs. Mohr had
said Miss Burger would never live TO
marry her husband, that she would kill
her first. He said Mrs Mohr had said
she would give her husband divorce n
he would give her $4,000 and the Middle
town estate. lie said he went TO see
Arthur Cushing. enc Of Mrs Mohr's at
torneys, about the threats.
Denies Talk with Mrs. Mohr.
on REORGANIZATION the witness de-
MED that he had told Mrs. Mohr in 1912
he could control Miss Burger.
rDidn't you meet Mrs. Mohr on Elm
wood avenue. and didn't she tell you she
loved her husband, and didn't you tell
her, A nice girl like you shouldn't waste
your time with a fellow like him2'"
mo, sir"
did not Mrs. Mohr tell you she called
up Miss Burger and asked her to stop
going around with her husband, and that
Miss Burger had promised to keep away,
and didn't Miss Burger tell DR.. Mohr,
and didn't Mrs. Mohr tell you that as a
consequence the doctor beat herr"
II think she showed me some marks"
Rocks denied that he had tried to get
Mrs. Mohr to 60 to dinner with him. or
that he had told her Dr. Mohr was a
scoundrel and he would like to put a
couple of bullets into him?"