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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
AGED MAN HURT BY
FALL FROM LADDER

TECUMSEH, Neb.. March 2l-(Special.)
In a fall OF twelve TO fifteen feet from
a ladder Peter Burrup, a man aged rs
years suffered severe injury here yes
terday. Mr. Burrup makes his home
with his nephew George +. Morrissey.
at the Arcade hotel. He had locked his
key In his room on the second floor
and went up a ladder on the outside OF
the house. In attempting to open a
window Mr.. Burrup lost his balance and
fell to the ground. He suffered a com
pound fracture OF the shoulder. Mr..
BurruD was taken to Lincoln on an
afternoon train, anG he was operated
upon in a hospital there last evening.
Il is thought he will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Srgeant TOlman
On the Retired List
(From a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., March 2A-(Special.)-
Charles w. Tolman of Wymore, quarter
master sergeant OF company F. Fifth Ne
brasl1a infantry. of that city. has been
placed on the retired list of the Ne
braska National Guard by Adjutant Gen
eral Hall.
Sergeant Tolman has served contin-
uousIy in the Nebraska National Guard
for over thirty-three years, first enlist
ing in the wymore organization, which
at that time, November "a, 1888 was a
battery He is 81 years old and has been
quartermaster since 1894.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Nebraska
BEST TRACT GOES
TO KEARNEY MAN
Edley ]. Kegley Is Winner Of Choice
Eighty-F Five-Aore Tract in
Land Drawing.
NEBRAsKANs ARE WINNERS

ALLIANCE. Neb. March 2i-(Special
Telegram )-Three hundred and twenty
four applications were filed on the irri-
gated tracts in the Platte valley in SCOTS
Bluff and Cheyenne counties. The filing
closed at this morning.
AT the drawing this afternoon Edley
J. Kegley OF Kearney. Neb.. won first
choice on the most desirable tract of IS
acres.
The following names won first in the
drawing Of the 90 other tracts;
Simon S. Bollinger, Lucerne. Colo
Mary A. McDermott. Alliance, Neb
Car. M. Anderson. stromsburg, Neb.
Charles V. Foster Merna, Neb.
Claude J. Han. Merna. Neb.
Elmer s. Miller Merna, Neb
Edward L. Coll. Blue Hill Neb.
" nmiillsm II ~ Peterson, Baysrd, Neb.
Harold d.. Marshall. weepingwater.
Warren J. Snyder, Fort Collins, Colo.
Horace q. Edwards, Bayard, Neb
Henry Dierks, jr., Scribner, Neb.
Charles Sagelbart. Mlnatare, Neb.
John Scott, Scottsbluff. Neb
James E. Hyatt. Scottsbluff, Neb
Edison A. Voorhees,, Lincoln. Neb.
EDWARD =. Lee. Pacific Junction, Iowa.
Cassius M. Lanpheer, Campbell. Neb.
Luclus 9. Stone Fails City Neb.
Leroy Lambert, Hutchinson. Kas
a, e. Burquist, Omaha.
Ernest g; johnson, Alliance Neb.
Fred Ballweg. Spaulding. Neb
Neal Delos Youmans, Minatare. Neb.
Maybelle V. Hamilton. Lincoln, Neb.
Mark King, Angora, Neb.
Emil A. Walberg. Minatare. Neb
George A. Birmingham. Columbus. Neb
But thirty tracts are being filed on,
the remainder viii be open to entry after
today and will be probably taken up at
once.
Location OF Choice Tract.
or all vacant land under the reclama-
uon project which has been opened for
ming previous to this time but not filed
upon about 40 per Get Of the most desir-
able units have been taken UP by new
entrymen during this opening.
or the total applications filed during
this opening so per cent covers S units
the balance Is scattering. Unit b. To-.
Gated ~ miles north of Minatare, is the
most popular containing So acres of ir-
rigable land.
a great majority of the land seekers
nave signified their intention Of locat-
ing In the North Platte valley and in
case they fail to obtain the land filed
upon In this drawing will choose home
steaus from the less desirable units NOT
previously taken or will purchase i'm
proved lands.
For HOmeseekers Only,
While this drawing has not been nc
popuiar as some of the previous govern
hieht land openings. on account of the
necessity OF depositing the payment of
water right charges with the application.
.ne reclamation service is well pleased
WIN tne results, as it limits the appli-
70 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
AUDITOR FIGURES OUT
COST OF RUNNING STATE
(Trom a Staff Correspondent)

LINCOLN, March 24.-(Special)-It cost
SIT, 2.26 less to run the state of Nebraska
for the last quarter OF 1915 than II did the
previous quarter. according to figures
prepared by the state auditor The third
quarter figures were s1.i24,992 81. while the
last quarter the cost was but sl,l0 ,2206 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Insane Patient
Hangs Himself

NORFOLK, Neb.. March A-(Special
Telegram.)-Joseph Smisek, 5s. a patient
at the state insane hospital here, slipped
out of ranks while marching to breakfast
this morning and hanged himself in a
grove of trees with a handkerchief.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
BRYAN AT FALLS CITY
SPEAKS ON TEMPERANCE

FALLS CITY, Neb., March 2f.-(Special
Telegram.)-W. ]. Bryan spoke here to-
day on Temperance" before an audience
OF I, 400 people at the Park auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Sventeen Hundred
Employees of State
frrom a stnff CorresnondentN }

LINCOLN. March A.-(Special)-Ac-
cording to a statement given out by State
Auditor Smith it takes 22S people to do
the business of the state at the state
house, not counting the janitors. he fire
men, night watch and the elevator man.
Counting the entire force taken &c run
the state, there are 1,734 people. The rum
Der in each department is given as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Don't Initiate

Be individualistc and hew out way for your
self regardless of what others have done OF
course this means work. but then, you don't mind
work when it makes you coin. Want-ads will
help you get to the front quickly, making you
independent and satisfied You get quick and
certain results from Bee want-ads whether buyer
or seller, renter or owner, borrower or lender,
producer or consumer, employer or empoye.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
RADIOGRAM
HOLDS UP MANS
DIVORCE CASE

When William rianda fled suit
June 6, in the circuit court for a
divorce from his wife. Pauline. Tar
away In the war grdled state OF
Nytra, In Austria, Judge Murphy
took special action in extending the
three months time in which II
might legally bo set for trial TO six.
He thought II might be- hard 20
reach Pauline with the notice u the
suit and that il was Just possible
William might get the decree with
ont Pauline ever hearing OF II
radiogram reached the circuit
court judges ONCE Friday from
Budapest II was Pauline's protest
against the divorce, and stated that
she couldn't get passport nut that
she would come later But for Judge
Murphy action, Tlanda probably
would have his decree by this time.
Judge Murphy notified Charles i.
Coulson. Tlanda's attorney, 10 APP
pear in court 90 that the case might
be SCI for hearing Mrs Tlanda
vii be allowed plenty OF time 10 get
here from Austria
Tlanda alleged in his bill that
when ne left her in February, 1903,
In heir hamlet of Kinary, she
wouldn't accompany him, and he
lad been unable TO persuade her 10
follow.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
EPISC0PAL.|ANS
FACING FIGHT
Bishop Lloyd of New York Is
Center Of Con-
tentim

ST LOUIS. Oct. 21r-A lively
fight was looked for In the house OF
deputies when thai body Of the
Protestant Episcopal church IL ask
ed TO concur In the reelection OF
Bishop Arthur Seldom Lloyd. New
York. as president of the Joint com.
mission on missions
The fight will be based on the
Panama controversy IN recent
meeting Of the miSSion board The
night revolved around the board
sending delegates 10 Panama 10 con
fer with representatives, OF Protest.
ant missionary boards on the gen
eral subject OF general missions In
Latin America.
There were rumprs that the name
OF Bishop Knight. vice chancellor ri
the University Of the South. would
be presented as candidate for the
presidency ~ the board by the dep.
uties The LLOYD forces in the dep.
uties today said they had enough
votes Ia ratify Ibis reelection.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
AUTOISTS FAVOR
HEAVY ROAD TAX

The Detroit Automobile club has
sent letter 20 It's members indoors
ing the request OF the board OF coun
~ road commissioners 10 the board
Of supervisors for levy Of a quar-
ter OF mill az county road tax
for 1917. The proposed levy will
produce about $4,000
The supervisors are IN session
and have The matter under consider
alton Edward y Hines. chairman
~ tho road commissioners, appeared
before the board FRIDAY. provoking
lively discussion with his advocacy
OF the levy.
The automobile club members are
asked 20 urge upon their different
aldermen the claims OF the road
commissioners that the funds from
the motor tax law will he INSULT
cient 10 keep up the present road
building plan II the quartermill tax
levy ~ denied This would be "a
commercial catastrophe. the letter
contends.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
THREE GIRL
WORKERS
JUDGE
Refuse to Promise They
Will Not Picket Dur
ing Strike
Convicted Cigarmakers
Will Appear Again
On Nov. Is

When Judge Collingwood called
into his private chambers the eight
striking cigar girls convicted Of
contempt OF court in violation Of in
functions against picketing, Satur.
day morning three OF them refused
70 give him their promise not 10
modest the working girls il he with
held jail sentences Nevertheless,
he held in allegiance punishment OF
all the defendants until Nov. IS.
The girls were face 10 face with
Jail sentences a month ago, being
shown 10 have assaulted workers
filing their places in The cigar
plants
Martha Balm, Anna Hoffman, Mary
Hoffman, Lillian Strowsh. Stella
Lukoviack Helen Janowski, and
Celia Okroy were the girls
You have behaved like ladies
since you were in here before" said
the Judge as the girls lined mp be
fore his bench. There has been no
violation OF the injunction. shall
ask you TO continue this good b..
hayior II there Is disorder in the
meantime, the girl who commits II
will be brought in here and will go
70 jail
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Marriage Licenses


Robert II flaming - Virginia
DUBOIS %
ror;tsnty cysulskl %, Julia So
Mailer woibel, - Lena Gawrslo
Jo- Hisgiu. % Esther Berg
rrcderi.k Brostime 20 Christina
Petsr Marie. q Caroline Dybow-
wesley clark, s5 Elmira Carson
nsyid Goodman % sarah Bloom
William Crossie. % Detroit Al
VIVA pebien, -, Belle River
George Soeoiinc, 90 Catherine
stanley wisoclsi. % stella sremsn-
samuel n. Allen. 40. Toronto Euz-
aheth Elliot 3. same.
william ". Bushor, 20 Mtnona A
Otto Tech. 81 Annie KoschaIk. so
Walter Pachowic2. -, stella Sw'a
Nornan \ Burrows. IS; Lillian II
Peter cham. % Mildred pouda
walter sules. 81. Mary Iaglar. 10
William Brainine, - Dorothy
John Kenneuos. rs Jennie vsrlsm
George Lozen. rs. Detroit. Rerthr
Nieman 81 River Rouge
Maurice a .ru-hour. o.. Lola VI
Is a"' ing. a..
William r. Briggs, 30. Rue,
Mont bay ~ Emma Bishop. 20
Le.n Komi"zynsk. &c, Anna Raj
nelson Id Londe. g. Derot, Julia
LaMay. co. BAY city.
Victor A. Sruherth 9s. Detroit Ef-
fo r. Rolsfon. 22. chicago
T~nest Chamberlain. .S Detroit
Beatrice rs Adams. 1s Cgsev'lIo
crank Brewer 20 Edith Watkins
.r1f, Van Herck 81. Msry Van.
den WvuFBcrt ~.
nIi l.. M,tzgar Us Detroit Madi~
OEillac. &C., Grcenvi'lo
William a. ronkeF. 2S Johanna
Kearus -
N-l-ln : Huugerfor7 - Detroit,
Eva Pearl Hamilton r.. Eich 0Ud
Emery Black % Helen White. T.
CUSTOMER Fastrudrr. ~, Caro-
linz r. Cuzzcns. 3.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Becssrs Given 80 Days.

John Whalen. 70 years old. and
Fred Haskell. 81 both Of Chicago,
came TO town Friday in quest OF
cash They mes TWO friends and
the four went ~ clothing store
on Jeferson-ave While one was
buying n collar the rest tried to &c,
behind the counter, but the clerk
drove them ont with a gun. Detec.
tive Fred IIessler and Patrolman
Harry Fish saw the incident and
followed the quartet down the street
The men were Eeen 10 stop an auto
mobile near the Wayne hotel and
ask for money Hessler and Fish
arrested Whairn and haskell. buy
their friends escapea They we're
srraigned in Jnetice STEMS cour,
Saturday morning charged Vitk beg
gins and sentenced 10 serve 30 days
in the House CT Correction.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Plans Effective Work
During Coming Two
Weeks
LEADERS NOW
TALK LANDSLIDE
Are Delighted With
Showing of the
President

Long pRANCH, y. J.. Oct el--
Back ar shadow Lawn today after
what ne regard "the most success.
'Tl trip al his oampaigu, President
Wilson prepared 20 launch his most
vigorous oror'- during he two
weeks now remaining before cleo
zion
This afternoon he addresses a
delegation OF farmers from the yer
auda Of tho summer White House
here Wednesday ne leaves for Gin
cinuau whore no speaks Thursday.
returning 20 Long Branch for an.
other porch speech" next Saturday.
Tho following week hc speaks ar
Buffalo New York city and a final
pooch ~ Shadow Lawn
The Democratic ueueuauts no
longer believe the president will
carry fhe election They are talk.
Ing landslide They're mighty
confident group OF party leaders.
President Wilson himself was
tired bur highly satisfied today He
.- confident Of he verdict OF the
voters TWO week from Tuesday His
long visit with former Secretary Of
state Bryan the FIRST meeting they
had enjoyed together since Rryqn's
spectacular resignation, put HIM in
7nc spirits
The little luncheon party which
served 10 bring The president and
his former cab!nrT premier into In
innate touch again was unique.
When Bryan reached Pittsburgh the
president asked him 10 ride in the
same automobile with him
No. this Is your day. BRYAN re-.
piled, II am just an interested on
locker like the rest"
They rode In separate cars
When they returned 10 the train
Tho president asked The commoner
10 take luncheon with him Again
Bryan demurred but this time the
president said
Come on now have had a
plate laid specially for you"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
NlOrtuary.

nEECIII ER--Oct 10. 1915. Ezr.
Be.rhlrr Funeral services from
chapel 81 WIN r. Hamilton K CO.
2s Ellzabtth-st. ". Tursday after
neon at . o'clock
BFNER- Oct. 10. suddenly Ferdinand.
aged 80 years, beloved husband "a
the late Pauline Bcy~r and dear
brother OF Mrs. Christian DurhUs.
Mrs Peter QurrluL and Mrs tUaE
Dover Funeral from sietcr it-.-
dence. eo4 Van bykc-aV". Mondd}
az l.. m
CARRIS oct. 90. at Harper hosp'-
tai Mrs Mabel Carrts. beloved vile
81 Percy Carris dear dauEhter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall"r. tu-
neral from residence az parent H3t
Twenty Monday AZ 2
m.
THoMs oct 10. 1915. Herman boz
loved husband ~ Minnie ThDIns.
dear father of Mrs. Ernest Forbes,
Mr.. Morly Marklem. Charles. Al
bert Emil and Arthur Thoms aged
IS years Funeral from residence,
go Twenty Mouda. al
=. m.
TOYNTON Margaret. beloved wife ~
T. n Toynton. ~ residence. zig
Plumcr Funeral Monday. $40
m at her residence and 10 o'clock
at Holy Redeemsr church
" AIKER-Suddenly oct. Ia. 1915 at
2G7 Webb-Ave. william T, beloved
father 81 Mrs Arnold Robinson,
William " Walker. Mrs Roy "
Macauley and Thomas IT. Walker.
Funeral services from house Mon
day az 10 a m. lnterment at Rose
land Park.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Gale and Falling fem
peratures Follow
Warm Rain
WIND BLOWS "A
MILES AN HOUR
Many Homes Without
Fire for Lack
of Coal

The hrst snow OF the season. fol.
lowed by heavy southwest gale
and drop In temperature, hera'ded
the advance Of winter in Detroit Fri
day. Warm rains in the morning
preceded the sudden change TO win.
try conditions.
The gale attained its highest
velocity in Detroit Al O'Clock, Sat.
urday morning. according 10 the rec.
ords OF the weather bureau. Al that
time The wind whipped along at a
pace OF a. miles an hour The low.
est temperature for the might was
"a degrees. according to Weather
Observer Conger.
The sudden onrUsh OF cold wealth
er has feft thousands OF homes with.
oui a coal supply and In many Of
them, Friday night. the furnaces
and stoves again became wood burn.
er~.
Coal dealers report that they are
all the Nay from TWO TO six weeks
behind IN their orders. One reason
for this Is thai many patrons. as
usual. waited until winter before
sending in their order Then they
came In such droves that the deal
ers were unable to handle them all,
even IL the supply were ample,
which II is not, because OF the
shortage OF labor and cars.
hue 10 slippery rails, Baker car
No. 1859, going west on ItN-ave.. col
lided with Sherman ear No. So,
going south on Scotter,ave.. early
Friday evening, causing g panic on
10th ears and iniuring two women,
one Of them painfully
The front vestihlle OF the Baker
car VA smashed in and Emily Pat
rel. q years Old No. 81" Mack-ave,
was badly cut about ths right side
by flying glass Lille Strsagel, 80
years old. No g55 Nilitary-Gve. was
injured about the face ard hands
a number II minor automobile
accidents occurred during the nigh;
as ~ ait OF the wind and rain
storms None OF the accidents were
Of serious nature
81 realize that there are thousands
Of persons waiting for coal who are
unable 90 get IT, but There Is moth
inE unusual in THIS situation" said
J II Johnson. coal sales manager OF
the United Fuel Il Supply company
This occurs every year People
simply will not take ordinary com
nonsense advice and buy their fuel
supply during the SUMMER months
They wait until cold weather actu.
ally arrives, and then they flock to
I 4-1-et,aH dealers IN =Heh large Hiifn-
hers that their orders cannot be at
tended 60 for weeks. and even more
than month, in soma instances
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
PURSE THOUGHT
STOLEN FOUND;
REWARD is 500

Lieut. Carl Gustaye Krokstedt. Of
Stockholm, sweden, special repre-
sentative for his country in America
to purchase automobiles and ammu'
milton. will leave for sweden Sun.
day with q great respect for the
honesty of the Americans,
The lieutenan' reported to the po-
nee Thursday the loss OF a purse
containing Sl55 in American money,
81 900 in Swedish money. and let
ter OF credit on the National city
Bank Of New York for 81 600. out Of
which $500 had been drawn.
Friday afternoon Edward p.
Byrne. advertising manager OF the
Marietta Stanley company. manufac.
uirers OF toilet articles. turned the
purse over TO the police. lie had
found II near the fuller hotel SO
pleased Was Lieut. Krokstedt that
ne presented Byrne with 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
ARENAC TIMBER
LANDS ARE SOLD

STANDtSH. Mich. Oct Ell one
Of the biggest land transactions
made in Michigan this year was 70
corded yesterday. when D. Fleming,
p well-known resident of West
Branch. sold 10 The Antrim Iron
company. OF Msncelona, one Of the
largest remaining tracks Of virgin
timhered hardwood lands left In
Michigan The tract. consisting Of
$500 acres and estimated 10 cut
10000, 00o feet OF lumber. was sold
by Williams brothers, OF Cadillac.
through Mr.. Fleming II lies in
Lake county. near the Otsego coun
~ line. and consideration was not
iivulgcd. There is fine automo-
bile road traversing the tract from
one end 10 the other
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
COUNTY BARS
MUST CLOSET
Sheriff Oakman Warns Saloon
Men They Must Respect Sun
day Law Hereafter

sheriff Oakman gave orders FRI
day TO I'll county saloons 20 keep
closed on Sunday hereafter. whilo
Detroit WAS Try last Sunday. many
Sabbath drinkers migrated into the
county districts where the SALOONS
did rushing business. sheriff Oak
man declares he viii put stop to
this
Police Commissioner Couzens or
dcred all saloon buildings inspected
Friday, to prevent Easements arid
second stories from being made into
Sunday bars tie has ordered that
loafcrs on street corners on Sunday
be- locked up az disorderly persons.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Declare, Bio Dividend.

a stock dividend Of 2SS l-3 per
cent was declared in a meeting of
the stockholders of the Michigan
Stamping company. Friday night,
the money 10 Ne used in extensive
improvements and additions which
have been under way for some time
The capital sto, X OF 100000 Is
increased TO $1,000. 900. There is
5000 .O0n In the treasury. making a
total authorized stock of $1,000 .000
The Michigan stamping company =
growth is unique II has grown
from q single machine purchased
Jointly by John n French, president
OF the company. anC John n. Cope
president, ~ years ago
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Six Windsor Men Wounded.

The Canadian Casualty list for
Friday gives the names Of six Wind
SCR mon who are wounded. They
arc Private Charles NJ, g. Halloween.
No. 40 kildaro-fd, WalkeTville. in an
English hospital wounded in the alb
domcn and hand Private William
Hopkins con II Joseph Hopkins. No.
Z. Glclgdtr, ave, Windsor, Private
W. Paine. OF Detroit; Private J..
r. Farmer Of the Thirty.third bat.
talon. aud Private G. Norelius. OF
the seventeen battalion
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Deaths

clara Shiek Providence hospital.
q years, intestinal obstruction JAS
g west Herman Kiefer hospital. 2
years. dlphtheria Marie Long. 673
Larued f.. IS wears. luhor pneumonia
Frcderirks Tthes - Chestnut. abont
50 wears. chronic EastTitls. Joseph ~
Hondak go LRwtou. - days. inani-
ton. Carrie KarreI. 1l2 Twenty
ond. 20 wears. mitral regurRttatiou
Augustine Tedesco. i52 81 I,arped, 7
ycar hroncho pneumonia otto
Jonske. 1882 Canton. 20 Years cers-
hral meningitis, Pauline Burk 1912
p Forest. - YEARS rulnonRr tu-
bsrculosis Pauline Schmidt. SOS Err
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Births


Frank " RoWdcn $50 visecr. Frank
Kruezona . Boone. John Ianiszew-
ski 24o Garfield. Walter Murawski.
Lasalle. Waieuty Ciechocki. III Gar
field. Frank Zmida. 20 Fordyce vii
liam Basel % Burnett, Lawrence Al
bright. 26oM Helen; Antony ReEaco-
$40 MCDougall Wellington W Naley
272 Hendricks. John If. tll south
Ntkolan - SPAR. Sos south. George
" stark No., WStrTl'o rr GgSst"YIe
Bushta 6l2 Eighteenth. Edwin GRAY
er. 1876 Belmont John Nv E4S Robins.
Joseph Pseytuln. alg Wessou, isaao
\ \ level Isi M'll,tary. Lrcdeglc,t i. "
ske. iS9 Gilbert Walter WtrtryzhoV-
XXI Is Warsaw. Elias Antoau 2-f
sherman Mlchael Kolomyjer ,es
McKinstrN Andrew GIdu,r. lass For
clifford e. Winter. DiN-ro. Chas r
Latham. 24l Porter ttwinsl Joseph
KsvanHuRh. - Jackson Harry Nau-
ry 1856 Bellevue. simon SzN mkowIoz
2s5 Hamilton
Edward w Gunon. lei Recon.
John kojewski 800 TNirtieth Jan
tstowcewslU POS Leland John Ruday
l2o9 81 Auhln 7howae \oVak. go
Frederick Joseph L.ukI"wigz a4I
Grandy John NaUuw D.. ti4a Du-
bois Charles NorEor Soc N"l"r, 1zzv
Hoffman, GO RrndN MAJ Shiovi tch.
els 81 Auhiu VIZ kIue.l IFS Rer-
lin; John r. Ferris Ia'o ~olvay Ru-
dolph Bauser il2l baldwin. Michal
Jablonska ISIS chopin. Autoni 10
gacswicz. i-46 Campbell, elias Bar
tesZcwski, goo Thirt'-srcond stephen
HcRvl 9el Mackie Harold y Crovon.
s25 Burns. FiorsnEsln Scarpetti. ise
Seycnteenth. Hersch,l g. Erwin, o.
Columbus Ford Hyre. l2s Henry.
Gustave Eschels. s37 iarued F.. Fer
dinand W Marschner. IS Marcy, Har-
~ Levin. az Antoine Fred McCaren,
15S watson Elmer Baunen. Is Peter
horo. Morris Bernstein. 2lf Delmsr
Albert r.. NcCarty "a Jones vii
liam Brown. ~ Walbridge. william
G Poellct. 1873 Prunsvlyanie An
drew Kulick. 1872 soften Edward
Sceley. t24 casper George Buzik 773
Lyman George Karnicki. ib7 Uindle
Grover G. smith, 22S Twenty fourth
stefan Tworek. i19 Otis Chas
Frank. 27Q Maidstone
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Hotel Powers Raided.

Ofirers Of the free lance squad
raided Hotel Powers, Woodward
ave and Elizabeth-st, Friday night,
and arrested 10 persons. three OF
whom were held. charged with be
ing disorderly persons They were
Grace Hooper. Lula Stevens and Ray
Cooper No liquor was found in
the place The hotel is said by po-
lico TO be a rendezvous for undeslra
bles.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
10-MILE ROAD

'1untry home ~ acres, one rf the
most exclusive properties you VIII
ever get an opportunity 90 buy ~
u.s. only 100 rods 0T car line aud
consists - modern 9-room press
90 brick house built years ago a.
n rrnt ar s. 500 has barn and other
.uthu Ild'uEs Tho owner OF this
property has recently died and $40
are authorized ,tr aell DO faT $4,000
on terms
TRONrt.Ey WILSON GO
1916 chamber % Commerce Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
35 ACRES

.s miles from the city hall sandy
'1am soil good house and a fair
barn Will sell or erchnnEe FOR good
gIty property price. $500. smell
payment down
TRoNL WILSON 60.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
BELr wANrEp-FEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing TO the constantly in-
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
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