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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

RUTLAND COURTS, !,
CORNER 18th AND RIGGS SITS. NV. 4
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY. II
room and bath $500: $40 -szso
3 rooms and bath. 327 so = $3.50
rooms and bath. $3.50 to $4,000
rooms and bath. 90
All large outside rooms, with large cloeet1e
plenty Of light, air and sunshine.
Rutland Courts In 4 handsome, new. ArepFoof
building. conveniently located. with two electric
elevators. telephone service and excellent raaA-
aEement-
Open for inspection.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 ct. ". II. 1891.
THE CECIL. COR. 18th AND LIZ ROOMS AND
bath bachelor apt. rooms and bath housekeep-
ing apt: all bright, cheerful rooms. Apply at
Cecil, or to +. o. WAGENHORST, 628 Bond
| bldg. 14th and n. Y. Phone NJ. 6l38.
THE PORTNER APARTMENTS, 18th q NV.
Fireproof. convenient location 1st-class service.
llnight elevators. bellboys, night clerk. resi-
dent manager Light included In rent Cafe.
The following apartments are for lease or sub
lease:
One Broom apt, all outside rooms. $4,000 :.
One Groom apt, fine location. 60.00
One Groom apt. fine location. $500
These are opportunities to get good locations
in this popular building which cannot be had
later in the summer.
Apply OFFICE. THE PoRTNER-
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SALESLADIES. experienced. for shirt waist and
underwear department; good salary and steady
positions. Apply New York Waist Store, lib f
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statesmen.

Statesmen wANTED-E1perienee Unnecessary:
while you learn; write for large list of
openings and testimonials from hundreds of our
members who earn 500 to $500 a month. Ad-
dress nearest office. Dept. 2S1, National Sales
mems Training Association. Chicago. New York.
San Francisco.
SALESMAN for Maryland; vacancy July /; per-
manent position; old house: staple line ex-
c-ptionaI terms; high commissions. with $35
weekly advance Sales Manager. Suite 8. 800
Woodward. Detroit.
Statesmen for new SO automobile accident
policy: the only policy issued which
drivers and chaufeurs while operating, adjust
ing or cranking any automobile Fred J. schae-
fer. Manager, 929 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
Pa
SIDE LINE MEN-Do you want q real that
one order day will pay You 50; no samples to
carry: something new; write today. Garfield
Mfg Co. 2Os sigel st. Chicago. III.
wANTED-Saiesmen over thirty for specially
work with retail merchants in all lines in towns
and smaller cities: big permanent money maker
for energetic men: i've Of our statesmen earned
over 500 each last month; sas work:
Dept. G. G.. 15o7-2o W. Jackson blvd. Chicago.
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED-BY DOCTOR, TWO OFFICE ROOMS:
electric lights; 14th St, between Euclid and
Park. Address Box 2zS-P, Star office. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

AGENTS-Even II you were deaf, dumb and
blind you could sell our aluminium utensil clean
er: every housewife grabs it sight: steady
trade and big money in protected territory: write
quick. Div. 1877. American Aluminium Mfg. Co,
IL emont. Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE, WITH 3
rooms and bath. at $40 18Th st. ne. 5000.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
1921 New York NV. 25s
DRUGGISTS, TAILORs. BAKERS. DELICA.
lessen and others; modern corner stores: central
location: low rents PHILLIPS ESTATE" $50
John Marshall pl., 9-10:30 am. $3.50 pm.
467 FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-LARGE STORE;
cellar: Or. and b. apt. above and 2-story brick
bakery in rear: $50. Apply 524 Southern bldx.H
FOR RENT-1s30 NORTH CAP. ST; ABOUT
l7x62; metal ceiling: cellar: electricity and gas:
back yard alley in rear: low rental. EDWARD
p. SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th NV.
1884 18th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE BUILDING AND
garage, $40. GEORGE ". LINKINS. liza Pa.
ave- NV. Main S29S99.
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WOMEN FOR SEWING. EXPERIENCED IN
DEAPERY WORK. JAMES B. HENDERSON.
HOS ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

TWENTY GENTIENEN-To beard. within one
car fare and thirty-nye minutes Of Treasury. at
see each: two baths, large piax1as. shady lawn;
tennis and dancing. Address at once. Boz 2lo-P,
Star ONCE.
ROOM AND BOARD in virginia suburbs. suit
able for two. Phone Rosslyn. Jew.
FIRsT-CLAss BOARD, rooms, bath: private
family; high, beautiful location. southeast sub
Room 206
6s25 GA AVE- N.W.-20 minutes from wash.
ineton room and board: reasonable rates.
10 TWO LADIES for summer months. rooms
and board in lovely suburban home: so min. from
the Treasury; one fare: occupancy desired by
July /; references. Address Box BON. Star Of
nee.
GRADUATE NURSE desires elderly persons for
board and care; large screened porches; rates
rea sonable. Box 223-P. Star ONCE. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

SALESLADIES wanted in our
waist department. M. Brooks &
Co. 100 G st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

lNEt NlSfhhD-C0nt10ueo.
THE HOLMES. 5000 DENT PL Nw.-First
noor. east font, rooms and bath. Rent. $3.50.
1904 POTOMAC AVE. SEE rooms and bath;
1878 PA AVE. s.E.s rooms and bath. Rent.
THE WILSON. AZ LIST SEA rooms and
Once. 7io 9Th st. NV phees NJ 1862.
2io 18th ST s:w.. ar. AND B............s2s 90
lSxs Ess. Capitol. rooms and hath. -. on
1909 r. l. ave. Sr. and b............. $1s 90 up
700 II St s.w.. rooms and bath. .... .S1s.0O
1909 II. ]. ave-, rooms and bath. -s17 90 up
:P a ILL estate" $50 John MARSHALL Fl.
PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS APARTMENTs
in new apartment house, splsudA central loca-
ton: also and room and bath apartments II
same building: reasonable rents-
PHILLIPS ESTATE. $50 John Nsrshan place.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND APIS.
New Hampshire ave. and st. NV.
High-class residential section: modern eeven.
story nreproof building, largo, hight outside
kitchen: a few choice apartments nov Seady for
A. T. KrpwELL> Resident Msnar-r.
REDUCED RENTAL-To sUBTENANT-JIvD
rooms and bath. apartment: to Oct l. The
Olympia.
THE BERKsHIRE,
1412 Chaplin st
q. 8 and . rooms: tsiephnAss slsvator5 prices
THE ALBEMARLE, COR i7th AND FITS.
n.w.- rooms and bath Ink, apartment; very
good also 6-room and bath Ink apt
pl-5-room apt. houseksspins. Apply 10 E. o.
wAGENHORST. e2s Bond bldg cor. 14th and
New York ave- Phone NJ. Bliss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
Cleanup on Skirts

We have a few of those spe-
cial Silk Skirt values that we
are selling at only $3.50.
These are a Fine Chiffon Taf-
feta Silk in Stripes and Plain
Black. You will pay as much
for the Silk alone as we are
asking for the finished Skirt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Visit Abbott's bargain basement.
Special suit case values 49c at Alb
bolts.
The members and adherents of the
Baptist church are asked by the finance
! committee to leave the amount of their
weekly pledge with r. A. Hutchinson at
his Office or to hand the same to w. j.
Shields, church collector. If this is done,
they will receive credit on the books and
the finances of the church will be kept
up during its enforced closure.
Philip Gordon of Springfield, Mass,
who is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Gordon of Richardson street,
was visitor at Fort Ethan Allen last
night, when he called on his brother,
Private Norman Gordon of the Head
quarters company. Men in the LIST Yer
mont regiment are expecting an order to
move around Aug 10, although nothing
definite has been learned as to the date
when the soldiers viii pull stakes and
start for Charlotte, n C. The regiment
is getting ready for a general review
Saturday morning, when every man in
the National Guard will turn out.
Complaints from residents of Berlin
that Barre children were being permit
ted to roam at large in the berry fields
near the Aldrich farm on the Montpelier
road prompted the town health officer to
make an investigation yesterday. His
trip to the berry patch did not disclose
any children, but Berlin people living in
The neighborhood said that youngsters
from this city had been seen there within
/ few days. The health officer gives no.
lice that the authorities of Berlin will
lot tolerate the presence of children
rom Barre while there is infantile par.
'lysis in the city. He suggested that
parents might serve the health authori- |
les of both Barre and Berlin by keep. |
ng their children out of the town and !
Ilso expressed his conviction that the
'osrd of health which he represents is
eady to cooperate in every way with
he Barre authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Mrs Mabel j. Terry and Miss L. Il
Buckley of South Ryegate have beer
passing few days with friends in thu
city.
No advance in price on our soft slabs
We are still selling same at Sl.75 per
load. Now is the time to buy your kind
ling wood The d. NJ, Miles Coal Co.,
l22 North Main street Tel 1888.
The excessive heat, which has been on
for several days, was again the cause OF
another lay-of in the granite industry
to-day In several of the sheds, en-
ployes were told this morning that work
would be suspended for the day.
Word was received in the city yes
terday that DR., Albert Freeman, former.
ly physician at Plain6eld, was i'll with
pneumonia at the hospital in Norwich,
Conn. Dr. Freeman has been practicing
in Norwich about a year.
Arthur G. Tilden has moved his house
hold goods from Highland avenue into
an apartment which he recently leased
at Is South Main street. The tenement
vacated by Mr., Tilden is to be occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Craddock. Mrs.
c. L. Bugbee is occupying an apartment
in the house which she owns at the cor
ner Of Highland avenue and Washing
ton street.
A maximum sentence of a year in the
house of correction with minimum of
10 months was imposed on Napoleon Pa
quin in city court yesterday after the re-
spondent had pleaded guilty of an intoxi-
cation offense 1t was Paquin's third ar
rest within year for intoxication and
under the provisions of a statute enact
ed by the last general assembly, Magis-
trate Fl. w. Scott was empowered to inn
prove a house of correction sentence.
paquin, who is the third respond |
,nts from Barre to receive the ex
RENE penalty for intoxication, was re-
handed to the county jail last night and
viii be transferred to Rutland in short |
lime. Along with two other habituals
Irrested at the same time, Paquin dis
losed on a Granite street licensee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
T1LKOFTHE TOWN

See those white wash skirts at Alb.
bolts
Hundreds Of genuine bargains in shoes
at Shea's big sale.
For summer wood buy our mixed
slabs at 1926 per load. The d. M. Miles
| Coal Co.
James Gauld of Orange street left yes
terday for Burlington, where he viii Wis
it with friends for a few days.
Supt s. S. Russell and J. w. Groom of
st. Adams were in Barre recently on
business connected with the Central Yer
mont railroad.
| Acting upon the advice of Health Off
Ger Dr. J. w. Stewart, Miss Bessie Spear
has decided to cancel all appointments
for piano lessons for pupils under the
age Of l6 years until the present strict
regulations under the infantile paralysis
quarantine are relaxed Many requests
have been made for lessons at the chill
drens homes, but it seems that there
would be quite as much danger of the
disease being carried from house to
house as there would be for contracting
it onthe way from the ehilds home to
the studio.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Rollins, Jane H. Chittenden, w. L.
Rollins of Springfield, Mass, J. w. Hall
and party of three, Boston, w. II. Ready
of Rutland, G. r. Whitney of Boston, f.
b. Hagar of Seneca Falls, n. Y, Charles
r. Grant of Providence, r. l., DIR. G. +.
Dalton of Burlington, Prof and Mrs.
j. W. votey of Burlington, r. Surgeon of
Montreal, S. s. Russell of st. Adams,
r. b. Lang of Springfield, G. Z. Clark of
Augusta, Me-, X. j. Kirk of st. Johns |
bury, J. H. Whitney of Burlington, Miss
f. f. Parker, Miss S. C. Amey and ehauf
feur of Boston, w F. Mulcahey and fam
ily and Edward Conden of Peabody, /
Mass, Mrs. M. J. Terry, Miss Lyle
Buckley of South Ryegate, Frank Phil
lips, Miss Phillips and Miss Rose of
Northield, j. H. Spotten of Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
TALK OFTHF TOWN

Dry pack ice cream at Russell's.
Cleanup sale of light colored house
dresses at Abbott's.
Frank Clough of Washington was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Josephine Rizzi of Comolli street,
who is taking vacation from her duties
in the law office of J. Ward Carver, has
been passing 10 days in camp at Joe's
pond in Danyille.
Charles Scott of SIS Ayers street, who
suffered fracture of the kneecap sew
eral days ago, was taken to the City
hospital last night. An operation was
performed this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
Quarantine Notice.

Until further notice there shall be no
public picnic gatherings in the town of
Barre. All children under l6 years of
age are quarantined from the cities of
Barre and Montpelier without written
permission from the board of health and
all children are expected to be kept on
their own premises as far as possible.
Per order board of health of Barre Town.
Fin nuovo avviso non 81 quo fare mes
sum picnic pubblico nell paese di Barre.
Per ordine del eommitato di salute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
Suit Case Sale
Special, Acc each

We have one case lot of
Grass Suit Cases in the medi-
UNI size that we are making a
special price on for the rest of
the week. These are Cases in
a size which is just right for
auto lunch grips. Are made over a
good, light frame, which makes them
light in weight. The corners are leath-
err bound and have two good clasp
fasteners.
This case is 10 X Az inches in
size, making a good, roomy case and
at the same time light in weight,
The price for the rest of this week
is only Acc each.
These cases are in our Bargain
Basement, where you will find some
other very attractive bargains.
At 79c each is one lot of Dark
Colored Bingham Pettieoats, in the
best quality plain Seersucker and
Norwood Bingham. The Bingham
alone would cost n>erly as much as
we are asking for this Petticoat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27

A. P. ABBOTT co.
Values Worth Your C. Consideration


weeks We putting
the best values closing oneou off from the regular
Especial aues
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27

At one-half price are few Colored
House Skirts in Blue and White Pol
ka Dots and the Plain Linen colors.
We have gone through our White
Skirts and picked out all odd num-
bers, and these we are closing at a
liberal discount.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Marriage Licenses

Wesley sloan. "a. wyandottc. Ella
MIKE. rs. same.
Isudwik RokcclSi. as Detroit; Al
eksandra Galka. Is. same
nOrie q Watson. 81. Toledo. Anna
v Mclaughlin. i6. same.
Edwin W. Runck %. Toledo; Ellen
X. Koofer. 20 same
Julius Balogh, %, Detroit. Treca
Howath. 81. same.
Chris G. Rose. rs Detroit; Blanche
Corners. rs. Duluth
T. George Wilson. 26. Detroit. Clara
Proper. u.s. same.
John q. Gnetsch. q. Cleveland
Gertrude L. Bretschncider. Is. De-
troit
Edward Perkins 81. Detroit: Dona
n. White. 30. same
Florian Foucha. a. Detroit. Annie
Foucha. 30 same.
John l., Buchkowski %. Detroit
Jennitte r MonErega ~. Same
Jake Iacoby. %. Detroit, Grace r.
Todd. 40 same
Bruce Holt. %. DetHoit. Eiva Fer
grson, "a. same
Louis Fetcs. Jr. %. Detroit; Alice
Flynn. "a. same
LeiTh Palmer. %. Detroit. MabeIle
Sanko. 30 same.
John " Kinney. %. Detroit Eliza
beth a. sharp. %. same
Oren y. MINIS. 81. Detroiti Niolette
Doellc. q, same.
Harold J Rennett %. Detroit.
Ethel NJ. Crownee. 20. same.
Steve MsythenyL 80. Detroit; Mar
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Deaths

Walter Nance Grace h0anIfaf
about "a years. fractured skun licu
man r. Deuor. i27 Grandy. 81 y0arr
chronic nephritia Ur'd .ct vatr9oio
Providenc, hospital 81 vears. sept
infection. charles Edward West f.r.
per hospital. . years. lung an-cesE
Charles Kohl Providence rasritli. fi
years. myo,erdiua Mary rpv f"f
Pine. about So wears. frv. rHtH Nas
Te she. Harper hospfat rs4F sar'
cinema Frank HudCbiat .1 white
] month. acute ind iscaf,ou N'r+arl
Imre. % Keller. 3 months rarittIs.
Peter Schcvchenko. 2021 Russell
months. acute Indigestion, A0HrCEe'
kowalenki. Receiving hospital. 81
years. fractured skull Alice AudcI-
son. Grace hospital about 90 wears.
pneumonia Sophia Fitz. 81 Goldncr
about 81 years. pulmonary tuner-
culosis. Franciska iasltulski. NAi
Riopelle. about 25 years acute ga ~
tro-entcritis, John \. Fisher ll2l
Concord. Sc years. pulmonary tuhcr-
culosls. Amelia 4 Schnuphase. 1912
Hendrie. - years. cerebral apoplcXy.
Frank Lucia. 304 Brush about -
years. inquest pending. stanley Yes
ter. Detroit Municipal hospital. -
years. pulmonary tuberculosis, Nir-
ginia Elizabeth Hontroy. ST. Mary e
rhase: Harry Vincent Larkin 512
Catherine. years. acute gastritls.
Gertrude Borowski. - Peterson 5
months. broncho pneumonia; sydney
Levin. 24s Ferry T.. years. shock
from frisht. Lucille Il. Keenan,. sl2
Brooklyn. ? years. commissions Nor
man F. Kays 40qik High w
months. CASTRO Arthur r
Maggs. Receiving hospital - YEARS.
alcoholism. Charles T.. Frev. Grace
hospital. 20 years. fractured skull
Casimir zineberEa. asa Poplar, I year.
CASTRO enteritis. Lawrence Moryto
1888 Rivard. about 30 years. 'Eunshut
wounds. Vern J. Bayer. 53f sherman.
I year. broncho pneumonia. Mary
Korwick. 172 Newton 81 Years
eNophthalmic Coitre. Thames RYAN.
SO National. IS years. abscess ~ iiv-
er. Forest r. Smith. Whitney Bldb-
about rs years inquest pending
Mary Martnik. sos ST Aubin. 1 month
brnncho pneumonia Frank Dziedzic
50 Ganter, about 80 years. pulmonary
phthisis. Frank Hilinski. 2ogi T.
Grand Blvd. 50 years. diabetic pots
oning. Sarah A. Hodges. 2Seh Four
teenth. IS yeare. chronic nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
BY LEO,

Adams. 49, twenty third. D. smith,
800 Twenty third r. GRAY 1873 Twen-
ty-third y Michael ace Concord T.
Berger go Brady j. Hollow. 2l2
Michigan; o. Windy. POO Rowena
j. Waratt 1893 KerrheNal ~ XIX.
ms. 5sS Townsend. + Marsh. zoo era
tiot. j. Meskewicz 707 81 Auhin,
@. Grunow $50 Watson. q "a No
Henry. 364 Roosevelt ~ Taukevitz.
Sal Parkdale-st. j. Fiat 20 Goldncr
J. Ivers 50 LAYTON J. Newman. anl
Crane: T. KluCe. 629 Concord -
I.ovsday i Arizona; T. Kelly 2i9
Webb, w. Anderson. Providence hQs-
pital. l. Trombley. 7t3 " Ion.
Filak> l1s Cicotte f. pulmaR", =
stanford . Peterson, 2olt Logan, T.
McCrcery Harper hospital. ~ I'd
Smilansky. Harper hospital 8rr-
cnson. Harper hospital = Hal01uist
3t1 Fullerton j PrZehodifh. 3
Chcre. a. Olcnick % Krakow -pi. Y.
Kovalska. az wits q Beg nt ~
Flour f. W. Ionrics 2N0t New 1,rF.
W. Phelan. rs Pine, \ Iq'erx'no. J."
Bewick g. Stevengon. 1tt Third g.
Hrug. 40t Garfield.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Births


BOYS
J. Kneip. 392 Myrtle. w Karamon.
Ss5 junction ; t'rlen. 2l4 Hcathville
J. Moore, t06 Gretiot. J. Gvodza. as
Christopher. +. Homer 100 June
tior IT some. 200 Winder. J. Nowicki,
So Willis e. T.. Johnson 15s siN-
teenth. II. Houraney. $40 Fort e n
Wierzbicki 2S9 Brandon. A. +. Err
hard. 81 Emmons, : Zakuty. As Freu-
sci. 4. kocerka. 631 Piquctts. T..
Mulvihili 2fS Roosevelt. r. Trov-
nicher. 20S Gilbert. : Michalik rs
Iseavitt, J. Rokos. 1917 Thirty-third;
u. Schuhman. $50 Lincoln, @. II.
Miles. 50 Pearl, y. Gaikowski. 6S4
Woodrow. NJ. Fugarelll. l2s water
loo, ". h sherlock. Providence hos
pitsl. X. Quederer Providence hospi-
tai W g. schmidt. 1ttS Pcnnsyi-
vania. r. FnRol. 1909 Warren r.. H.
Brichta. l62 williams W, Kennedy
3a5 Clovtrlawn; J. y. holland, 42a
Roosevelt, \. -. Trice. 40 North; r.
Role. 22si Whittaker. n. r. Wfllert
1903 Bcechw0od : ZmudEinski 81
Epworth blvd E KotsCher, Harper
hospital. q. kushner. Harper hospi-
tai ,. Andrew. az Greedy. J. Rolen-
da. 1884 Russell. = Nichlowicz 1854
Jos Csmpau. J Rosburg 5ss McKins-
Try, J.. Pruchnik. sos Garfield r. y
White. Woman's hospital. o. Pfaeh-
Ter. 1884 Waterloo. -. s. Thcisz 50
Church, =. Cook, - Hinckley. NJ
Gort 1920 Pennsylvania.
Girls
G. Cornell. shady Lane; J. p.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

garct carroll. 1as Hamtramck.
MAGNET FFdmafski. 81 Detroit:
Vera Milewska ~. same.
rctcr Gcroge. %. Detroit Ethel
Sandcrson g. Livonia.
William Peters. 81. Detroit; Lillian
Bcs ls SAINT
Walter e orzcchowski. Al. Detroit;
Cecilia GrendzlnslSa. 81, same.
Frank l. Thompson g, Detroit,
Helen Peia. IL. same
Alphonse . Jones. %. Detroit Hat
tic Morton. -. same.
Rudolph lame 20. Detroit, Edna
Cuddahy. 81. same
Nictoi .Pawlowsld -. Detroit
MatS pra6uszczsk. q. same
Lewis Bartocht. 20 Detroit Susie
Calhoun. 20. same.
Jerry, QLeary 80 Detroit. Mar
ss Geto F. HopeTo d5oi rs, same ontario
Nellie NJ. Wade. -, Detroit.
Walter :. Walbaum. rs. Detroit,
Martha Collins. %. same
George w. Lodge. %. Detroit Ma
RE Stobby 81 same
Harry Weisherg. %. Detroit Rose
Friedman. g. Cleveland.
John G Long. SO, pittsburah Mar
garet n Moreiand. 81. same.
Christian Lundberg. 32, Detroit,
Grace lanhe. IS, same.
Fred Ettling. i5. Detroit, Annie
King. a., Detroit
Emil schultz. %. Detroit Mary
krause, n, Same.
GILES W Athay. %. Detroit; Lucille
Lylcs. 81 same.
Hoils j Norwood. 20. Detroit, Hell
On Coseo. -. same.
Charles Plasack. %. Detroit. Helen
Srajik. 10. same.
Joseph NJ Kollar. 81, Detroit; Ev-
clyn Foster. IS, same.
Christopher Doellman. -. Detroit,
Minnie L. pNnc. 26, same.
Roy y Wolfe. %, Detroit, Lillian
g. Mcleod. 81, same
DichRrd NJ Derrick. %. Detroit,
Viola circuit. %. same.
Bronislaw Rymanczuk. %. Detroit,
Ludwika Jakiewiczak. 10 same.
stephen Galavis. 30 Buffalo. An
aStazys W WoligoTska. 81. same
Louis Iittman. 20, Detroit, Ella
Frank. 10. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
CITY FAILS
TO GET ITS
OWN MONEY
County Treasurer's Of
flee Holds Interest
On Detroit Cash
EARNINGS ON BIG
FUNDS WITHHELD
Pickings From Liquor
and School Moneys
Make Tidy Sums

Detroit loses a lot OF money every
year In interest on funds of the ci,y
held temporarily 10y the county
treasurer Who gets the interest
the city doesn't know officially. altho
former county treasurers don't deny
getting some pickirgs in the way OF
interest, but il does know that IL
loses IT, In a few DAYS $1,000. 900 Of
primary school money will be sent
10 Detroit First Il Nill 90 20 the
county treasurer and then be trars-
ferrcG 10 the .ity treacurer During
the time that IL is delayed in the
county treasurer Office interest
will accrue. bur when Il is finally
transferred TO the city only the pm
cipal will be transferred. IL the syg
tenn OF other years is followed
George Engel city controller. SAYS
that last year the city's portion of
the liquor taxes. amounting TO f22S,.
600. was kept by he treasurcf's
Office about H. days During thai
time the money earned more shan
$3.50. but the city didn't get a ran.
of Il. altho II was the city money.
Who got II is not known 10 con
hibAAfi fsNA'l
Last ear the primary 7cno0l fund
allotted to Detroit amounted 10 Si.-
Gl0SS3. The money was sent 20 the
county treasurer and kept by him for
several days--until the interest
amounted 70 sl76.9S. Controller En-.
gel sent the county treasurer bill
for this amount, bur did not even
get a courteous reply in response %
his dunninr letter.
Mr. Engel assumes that the money
went into the county funds. but he
doesn't know. He only knows that
this juggling Of funds is costing tho
city many hundreds OF dollars every
year that it should have. In the
various funds that are handled in
this way the leaking in interest
rises 10 rather -lportant propor-
tons and amount To suffic/eT to
make very satisfactory income
for one ordinary clerk AZ least
Controller Engel does not want 20
be understood as rejecting upon
ANYBODY. hut he recites the cold
facts that hundreds of thousands OF
dollars of city money Is drawing in
terest and that the earning power OF
that money is withheld from the
city, its righiful owner