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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District 43

ACCEPTED
George @. Erb $500 ~ 9th st.
Thomas @. Mortimer. jr.. Vernon road and
Philip Gross 452o n. Carlisle 81.
svHno f,T, CayqsEion, Gla5 J. houyisr st.
r, Wilbur Harley. 47S6 York road.
i, r: F. Maswsii, iS,S East cHeiten ave.
Clarence NJ. Ienhart i2t rs wclens ave.
John il, K%nksi rs IS F. nTSMoTo TABOR road. d.
Hd%ard "H w. HTSG op1yeP gt gss asTSsT Norwood st.
Otto II ,kaupp, windrm and l.indey aves.
sSrsS Rsy%SnS " MSssaa hssSfs d. 4ss $3.50 St 9ra,. st.
Daniel r. Farmer, 5725 Beechwood St.
f%si rasnS g. i Nscq% mss LTsES s PIKE and Weaver "
GsSTss Gs%sss y I ESsPsH HssP,s f'i FpT;y
Charles h, Ware, I567 n 18th.
Maurice W. Goodman. iSo2 iSS a%sr \, Brosd sd st.
CasPar J. Broomaii, il15 W.. Lopden st.
rf th"Fies HfSS%"Gs bSg 4ss. 4S0s s. NJ smed'ey st.
FFasr Fsank Sshfsqs sWIs 1r SHo ~ "a St
Jerome L. Murphy. .472e y. Mervine st.
tSysr$d EDWARD 6; ST Koch. 5,iGiS 4 lith st.
Eiijah i. tlarE, 4sis ~ \, %eFsf ffrssiil st.
EsnHala fsn'SG rsSSS sSS6 r. SG's Earn 81.
ss'i W RfSa %'19 FH' Il uSs4 s"4 IT. a"''
harry T. Wismer, i0l6 n. Front st.
Ralph j.. Horn, 4549 n. Colorado st.
George, X. Peters, G2sl n. Lambert st. "
Iohn IIohn L. Lehman, Thouron ave.
William Stegmuller 23i Albanus st.
Albert p. Parker. 1l33 Wingohocking 81.
Edgar Walton. 1870 IIalnes st.
otto a. r. Romp, 473O n. I'd So:
Alfred A. Lorenz, isth st. and Tabor I'd.
REJECTED
Francis $: Guise. 5765 Beechwood st.
John A. Hallahan, l15S Wagner ave.
Clarence w. Nandergrft. 200 W. Sulis OF.
j; r. Stites, 1900 N, Broad st.
Elmer +. Rice. 246 w. Weens ave.
Louis A. Hirsch, 1916 Wagner ave
Warren ]. Radcliff. 1922 n 18th,
Robert w. kunzig 5ll0 N Broad st.
Sydney Digges 7204 n. Broad st.
Eugene Preston, 6040 Beechwood st.
Frank i. Gray, 1881 ". Howard st,
| Harry M. Preis 9th and Tabor road
Franklin =. Stow 1905 A st.
Frederick l.. Schloegel 1920 Champlost ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District rs

ACCEPTED
BENJAMIN T. LIGHTER. Jr.. 3O3s Iehigh ave.
Albert Oldfed. 265s n 3lst St
Thomas Harrington, 2i4S n. 2sth st.
Simon Aarons, 2i5l Napa st.
Warren Lewis. 1921 n. 32d st
Harry b.. Morris. 2i4S Hollywood st.
Francis Pennell, 1858 n. Corlies st.
George ]. Sehock, 23l5 Harold ST.
Norris kamensky, 25li Natrona st.
George Z. Pearse. 23l9 Cumberland at.
Harry p. Hurley. 2716 Albert st.
Wallace Hogsnd. 1886 Stanley st.
REJECTED
William c. Reese, 261S Stanley st.
q: X. Hammond, 2056 Boston ave.
walter J. Gallager, Pill Girard ave.
+. A. Ralley, Jr., 25l3 n. 30th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District 5

ACCEPTED
Israel Israel Elgart. Asa N. 4th st;s
Adoiph f5ass1msa Gassn sos No e aS a st. S.n ST.
atsGs; ss.ayk 4SESasiasa. l4 IS N:T Rss.
S;s,s SSs!isa; ySsslsa: So So S0SS S%%Sssican st.
John smoEmea' l5S + Fairmount M ave.
sssSrss stsSssn E cby Perry 52e Buttonwood t st.
Leon Rathsyein. 1877 New st.
Harry g; Masseii, a44 Fairmount ave.
sSS ksnSs, kSS,ss soi I \ T. front F%st'GSn st. ST.
SIssss o%sas oyershsTxis asS riss IS, 81 II. 4th st.
Assip scoSp Sscs stsEsek isS ~ Il N ID 9ts e ST.
Max Fishbsne. iS $50 y York i St, St.
Ssn Franks ksGsialss saaSo sds d american ST.
ssA zekoSosk, kssssk G scs Eew Eeig%Hshs MSrfet a
ySShn F, Krebs. ,735 ". sd st.
sS.lsss;s isS ls;ss s.Ssss sSs isS SsS Sssssf $.:s..
ps%iasise Esansssaa 42S "a Rsee S Sts
SSsssssSs' Ss''ssfss Se..if aftc Is H!qs n 's "a st.
Stephen ,Mortis. ils caIlowhiil st.
Dave Briska, 150 Nectarine st.
yynarles Fox, BIS ~. 9Th st;
PsSl PissS0 sSs,a sMssh%so, aso i lss g. n; 7th ST.
S:ssssss Ss'ss sksss sif a'S Thssss Hsasses
MAG =. SIX. 457 N. 4th st.
Sssisss SSs:sissS es;Isss esSsss ISL ;";s s.,
raui Schroeder, 1910 Race st.
Herbert II. Williams, 1877 N. goth st.
s%nlsssy ssiaSlsy j J. Esrn; ltSi GH. A5sh ASsnry st;
parry y. Memis. lsl7 Filbert st
roma kabriner. 233 n. Croskey ST.
Harry Smedley. 22s N. 18th st.
oscar J. Peterson, 1921 Arch st.
Leon Icon F. Johnson, 1918 Vine ST..
rhomas Logue. 202b Winter ~.
samuel Birnbaum, Paterson, N. j.,
nathaniel Washington, 104 Race 81.
Thn STShn Donohue. 22s " Mole st;
Snarles Dixon. Jr.. $50 n; I'D 81;
James Nj Smith, i42i Arch 81.
&vnsell g.. Davis. Tamaqua, Pa.
Exl ~. clnusen. 1921 Arch ST..
q = 5sialIss. 5Ssalis lii iiizii4 Arch y. -
nI2R 'I1ssf'0s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15

MAJ Z ssSs.ss5 III 1.ssy - u
d ddss,ie ossrhoisssf ~ {: III y VI 1
Max Sets. SesH ana ma LS6icw 6 ~ VI
A. LIpsehuts' Seif csestnut 4.
Fss5K FrspK R.,Ii, r Ssrr s1ss sssc pIS. tSsvst g
y: a: Hoffman; Llansreh. Pa, q
ssms. ss%usl q ssll,ysn. dlsrs. 1. 2.i g Sssn @ e
Robert I,.,, =; Hanwsy: lsOe Walnut q.
serm.p r. ,nn., Mayer; s2ss chsnesIler q.
jSs% sssssl sssslls sss . T. Miissi. SsSi:'s 4. =.
E,%sr EnT TSs.iI n Tra%. Esso 1921 % >: Lancer st.
sssa cfssS scSss:T ssse ps pss1 sI1iGs:s Tss.i sv.
Mills% Xnalsw ssa|I.yy EynsS s,,S sSi i S. ss;S
Mitchell, cqliisss. I Issfs ch.stnSs Z.
snjsmin IA rG9 K.nnssys 2.s s. sssa sash ws,nu, r.
Harry k Landen.. Sbos Pine st.
Carl E; Hoeh, Stss Chestnut ct.
syIGIa b S'Sst al 81 = rf:s.. S:s 8
HiayisS. ySsisi.sss.. :. iSs fSIqs' !, sssh a st.
EsRs,. q t'lfE sssf sssf e os..;nss .s"ssy i. t.
5sssgs Sssls, = h R,%s.dSn. %.sS.. . Il E,Sa.lS M
JSsn Is.i i; !, Levin: SS.s b tsnesy *.
Theodore. J.. Bowers, L4s05 Chestnut q.
fs%:; Ts%s;S nsss nMssssessSsys III sis s!Is. ;; @s,s..
MrP RU.. p ssatSS sfatUssri f.S tss4 & SSs'put SaS St
FAIRY Gshsn h.nSGss;sss Ssss Msrs.. sGa : sao' ~ st.
Joseph B. s1IIsso, % 'Ss $3.50 Cbs'inSs Be Isncsy y A
Jacob Gold, 6i40 Locust ct.
Frank f. johnson, 5142 Chancellor st.
Robert II. Frauncis, 1928 Chancellor st
Martin Martin 4; HsSliey. sSU;y,. 2ia g. Edfewood ct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
Camden County


ADDITIONAL EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED
James =. johnson. Sioklervilie. inhrm parents.
children.
John Heller, Bemar. wife.
Armstead Hill. Lawnside. wife and eight chill
dren. a.. rs
Thomas T. Lawrence. Bellmar. wife and tve
Frank q. suydam. Laurel Springs. wife.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District 36
EXEMPTIONS GRANTED

August Kraff. 25O2 N. Alder St.
John Walter, i2i5 W, Huntington st.
William II; Hack. 2229 2s \; NJ peahi Sahota ~, st.
hh,fhondy finfordy q Noslie' sS2i N. Broad ST..
Charles j. Friskey, PSI! N, llth e.
IM,,sis AlneGs q r. cfsSsi Iewis. Sses N, iIth st.
Georse vsnderweld!, 2S54 n ssItain sIt al g.
Percy 2, Lswis, isias. Jay " n cJ%IsIise' pelsi e "
nnsssys A,Dss, AfnolKSi II Kipp. 1924 NJ Darisn st.
fsSs; sl.,s; ss " S R,ssSis 4
n az c;;|; !; Z ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District I

ACCEPTED
Jacob Krantman, @ 1890 8; Orkney ST.
& ffii,Inso Till,pRRiIl1i pRRilacaS. pS4 ois KsieT st.
ss%@IH HsTans STans.O' zig is22 Mscean & iGfn st.,
psS%inco ss1%iiS PemetritSS, logs nn Tasksr ST.
yisii:nss yosis sa2ssr. r % n 4, !, Moore g.
ssmuss1l Ran ason. sahiAesis essis Wilder st. ST.. ''
ssr Wez; m;1,1. GIS Disf!nsGn ss1 s'T.snwo, st, 81,
D 1sl' So g 10th ST.
:%Ssi SsRs WsIi.en. 81 ISL Sar5e's E 81 st. St,
fnsset ffSsrStq 1Si Goia,' 1880 S. 9th st.
Giss sHss braS% MasaliFss isss 1917 8 oiS S s. sth "
sS;Ss. Tsf%stie Tspbs se ?s suntsS Ts;f'f i St
fsSIO Mast55oplssii ,ns lsis S; rs sth st.
Low: ESSi: EtiSssnaseids isSS $: ish st.
Gssil shaprowsky. 147 Wilder st.
sTmna sTsf PFSist Sssnno shs risssF iSss Mountain ST.
Nicholas Poliotore. s32 Morris St
Norris Mapiinson. M,,inso. sSs S THton T,sHsr 8, St.
gimOn PereltZVe1g. 1910 >. Otn 81.
Ibe Pomerantz, 1916 S. Lawrence st.
chsrles NJ. Frankel, 1915 s. 9Th st.
Tomasso Di Gianberarbino, SAP Sears ST.
Frank Eichmann, 2433 s. Watts st.
Antonio Ialacci. 500 Wilder st.
Gax Kaplan, 1928 s. 9th St.
William L. Blakesler. 220 Wilder st
Morris Zelikoff. 1903 s: Beulah st.
lanes J. Toney, 901 Mcclellan st.
samuel Miron, 615 Cross ST.
Harry Seiner. 1928 s. 9Th st.
abraham Singer. 1923 s.. 7th st.
Thomas Collins. 1903 s. Hancock st.
bsyid Smoll 623 Gerritt st.
Nathan Evans 524 Mcclellan st.
fouls Carls 614 Wilder st.
iSominic Circo. T12 carp st.
Harry Nathanson. SIT Mifflin st.
Jacob Kermis, S13 Morris st.
Max Dichter. 1926 s. 7th st.
Joseph Finkleberg. 1406 s. 9th st.
EXCUSED
Abraham Weiss, 1348 s. 4th st.
fsraei Rothberg, 1929 S. I'd st.
tisrry Barg, 1916 s. 7th st.
Harry Gottlieb, 421 Tasker ST.
fomano Charles. 924 Watkins st.
Hyman Miller. $40 Mountain st:
francesca Di Patri 1889 s. Sth st.
William McClusker, 312 Watkins St
Vincent Di Mando, oil Fernon ST.
Samuel Pomerantz. 1912 S. 9TH st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15

william q, Michael, 22i0 N. Delhi st.
Dpsnvid psvid Nathan, 2S12 Marvine st.
n1ipert 1aprt Bemerey. 2s3a n. Csmsc at.
itieroert Hassenpherg, 12ft Harold ct.
nfarry r. Hook, 1214 Oakdaie ct.
Iatrick Duffy, 1902 Arizona al
Gus sehonvitter. 274s N. 1itb st.
EXEMPTIONS REFUSED
William Comram, 1900 N. sartaIn q,
Lewis Markert. 2l40 s, warnock at.
Mater " d. ,kropse 25is Germantown ave.
Joseph y. Hoerner. 2202 N. Franklin st.
samuel Gussetitch. t34S Clearneid st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District 80

ACCEPTED
FicfSss SIsse MOnTCsa @isa &jse 2ls n l., Fulton ST.
RsPS 8 HsaassS a{ i2 \ @sas%aA:t S%Rsa a
bomssk boTrs SoGsD soyIns 5s7 SS24 n So1f Hns St 81.
RsSsy fHeSif If $f6ossfs il H1$sf! + III st.
Frank Frank A. ~S Raangr, $$S n 5sS4 i.
Frank Lyons, 55ss Harmer st,
}ohn Ihn p T9ORRpsSSn aSl n Sick Sickle St
Giarence Donohpe;, pos N. Robinson st.
Ed~ln j, MiiisS, St4i Westminster ave.
y2sePS tAl,s tASltss, S$;s s$so is kssse St.
Alisardra pi Gisndomerneo. 44e N: Simpson st.
fSSSa Baya MosH SiHs'iG$$s 20 ssS St
S%S4So5 Seorse M f%s%orG'z Esns Szis RSt Pearl
SS55is SSS5 R$Sssit $.t" Silsso cgaitSS s.x y. :,
}SRn 5SRn d Ss"h Randail ! ii5 u %f Rsdfed st.
Nioysas NSsfa La GsleS se$s ssi fSS' n, ga 3: st.
gsSn ea%l fur@ F. q bGnns M Il sss ssA n st. s2d st.
F''fGS \ R4Sni MGrrsSs Siss 3ls Vins n st FELTON, ST.
Rs%%Hs RsSS ia0 M5iaS i iS2 ! wsng%ssss SmssSn
HeE5,s Hs5 & eoSsS %SSSa!, 4ssR S$SS SSSsn St.
fSsaiRi psniei s!nc!ain, !ii oS5 g5$ y. Hobart st.
ATHsy Matsr NnSPHnsla XaPs.tsr ss lss Rsss Sts
fSsSRh o%s aySood a s@ih e9s 9s2 T. FTsasr SGa St
within EFfRs LY3as: Ts:seS sSaS %s'FSi st.
Louis Thompson, 361 n. sickel ST.
Rassell f9hs H1sFi Wsiteid Rf' 5s53 if iHaverora
Carl CONNER. $685. Vine st.
pi Anthony Farsto. e420 Vine st.
Matter D. Hsrrins; isS Y fsssSlI RSSSaId St s.
Liils ,,S1S s5sS s# n I'D rTs .;
%hfTiss WSs Il BsSE $Eo,S SSiI l.ss SHS SIss st st.
Ids ETsRF aSsuS.sns snS; S7Ss AISR sIsR,s IT. st.
Howard HOW I'd e. q fashH Haley. aSi N, 18th s. :,
fhaTsS Shss ~ BaSFS sts Ess
{SssS$ Ssss;s Rs5%s P 2ts \ 4 fsiios ssS 81 st.
r,Rs MHSeS s,ai 5ofS Sumssl Pssr st. St:
SsIsie SaSS't tSsIfs! SsIi.slls 81 ssi S:,S ST.
fsY 4 S%S %aSl:,ssfsssssS sssS $SGi ySs Spring st.
%sssr % asns!ns, iS%, jS, ! fsSsSIaI SSssSa.iS "a st.
Thomas, x; ,MapPeO. 81 s22 tI.rssa n, ssd ST. ST.
Charles Beck 55il Vine st; .,
hs5TY 5SSn YMsssnsss MssSsSssss7 s75 SS' slessi s St. St.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
District 4S


HN'rsIl
Arthur Robinson. 594o SAMSON st.
IHhn MnS,aR r. Smelling 80 :, SSth ST.; q. eTemption
Wiliiam M,Tm n; FTSeri, S5Sg SSsnssor st. '' e''"'
Theodore Pim r Corl ~ s nad ST; el. exemption
nySERsham MS9y IL s s husy s. Goth ss st., c
"a. p; Aritz. 5I27 Walnut ST.; ci. exemption.
iGs" l. 6 ss5 LsGw sss s S
!S%fs 7" oE1f fI az. e4aH!sT spiHss st, " ell
Marry M9srt stnsSl Msob SsIS SJ5o Chestnut he st.
Frank Frank 4 Valentine, 6lss Irving st.
&iIiss%S iSs SEsSi: F;Hs i :ssSS SiS:y
Waiter !, sSssr%sS; @Sass @ 'pf De Lancey 8.
S AdSpa Messs MS5ei", dois is'S MsTsSt s.. st.
George George " W,rb Rarhsr e2O $: Frazier st.
TSdmSs S fsGs P,ssaaiag St2 isTSss isc s. Ruby RI ST.
ISSn ESWaHS W Rny. Hi,we .s sosi ShsstHut 6, ST.
RoSctt cST!siy; 5isa CHESTNUT ;Si 1t st.
}qssPe Fasd g MdSf Esh?F IL $ 5000 SSen IScu' sc St
GHns'sf Ens+ Ms%yss sGyss Sas II 5 wsna. SSis it st.
W%sT yi.pSsr 4 T!snsys5 WsI;s 5 : q ,sn 's,h st.
HSd9soTs HSr5s r. Wsrs RGss ~ bts 5 Hden st,
aMsnSs William Giitoss x5s 2sf sia5 5 rSihs eC1S St st.
harlsa TnT5sn RpnMis RGHsiS' IiCs Wsnps Ss,s ST.
PSSS 4 s% 81, ,I$
JSSSn IS ? ?. sG, ssklsdGs, sis7 R RaT.tssd stead st; st;
Maurice ], TeiteiSaum: S74S Chestnut st.
j$$SSs , tSH"ass s$% g., 20 SnsssfSs i'Ssr
Water Water & 4. T Viseol. S2i 5sis r%%S sansom ST. st.
Icon r. ! pqPGsnu' sF.ar. a,s4 ssas soS5ss p5aGs St
SeSS5fi.sa SSfisa @ssas $2sS %tP'! St,
Shsr!ss z s"s IaiSsnsS. S 21t rs ), HRS. st.
sSs Ssre. p f'sS sssa s5is 5i1Ts eas.nu. . st.
sfy a:4ss Tsss Ead;S 5sS ss S$Spssi:s Ssf:!Hs st: "
Ap.t,n A". n AS5qss, Ss9ss 5000 ssS oess vs., s.,
Edmund Ed G%h. f. ssSsrins a So,S sis$ s. Locust st.
}s,sI%% ~ LSsl1 s "s;'
EG%ssd ESSas BoSdon cS%s slsi Slss tSssnat Res s
MsarSs SGnn % sIoSns sESfns its s7 s. NJ Sos poSsr st
): L. ElnhSrn. 1854 Walnut, st.
sEIs HsTs P HssGs '5 sss s'sf sR5Ss' "
HsTS 5ossDs PfwsSna m s%h 2sa Ga s Masut Afsu st.
| Norman Y Moore 20 s. 48th st.
| John NJ Johns ton 1910 Walnut st.
| Theodore A. Bulifant. 5110 Spruce st.
| Ernest X. Crasson, 8055 irving st.
| Julius Petcher, 249 s. 5Sth ST.
| James A. Mahoney, 6130 DE Lancey at.
| Walter II. Shearman. 1858 De Lancey g.
Pssticf rss5'Ss !; + thrlsiis adsfi ssSi Msina, ST.
| George Il. Slingoff. 6l38 Spruce st.
| Thomas NJ. Rebel. PAS $. 53d st.
| Theodore L. Olmstead, 5419 Locust st.
| Eli j. Briggs 452S Spruce st.
| Charles II. Smith, 5l13 Chancellor st.
| william j., j. Frost. 5521 Chancellor st.
Chester y. Feaster, 5437 Spruce st.
| william @. Brett. 512s Spruce st.
| Alvin @. Hartford 5040 Chestnut st.
| George w. Murray. b240 Chestnut st.
| Harold c. westerwell, 1900 Chestnut st.
| Russell b. Haller. 1925 Chestnut st.
| Harry Taft 5OO4 Market st.
| Lawrence Jones, 1921 SAMSON st.
| Samuel Rxon. 555l Walton ave.
Eugene w. Rodgers, 33 s. 53d st.
l lessee Forbes. 80 s. Fallon ST.
| stephen q. Wolfe. o s. ahth st.
| Harry Z. Ross. 116 S. Alden st.
| REJECTED
| Charles e. Dougherty, 1888 Pine ST.
| Milo McKibben. 221 $. SD st.
Jacob Levin. l04 s. Cecil st.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
Bonar-Law Thanks Germany's
"Frightfulness" for Success of
Britain's $5, OOO, 900, 900 War Loan

served. But as long as e country
has credit II can fight Gsrmany's
resources. financial and otherWis
are practically confined within her
own borders. But there 10 no evil
dence that Germany has lost or n
likely soon TO lose her credit with
her own people. Her other resources
may give way sooner Austria r.
less able 10 support herself alone.
tut even Austria ~ a country 81
great productivity. Turkey and Bull
eaTia, OF course. are being support.
al by the other two.
If II becomes solely a queFtion OF
staying power-hnancia and INDUS
trial staying power-the Allies VIC
tory Is certain. We have the re-
sources"
Has the effect OF Americas pos
pible entry been cousldersd7"
Americas resources arc greater
han those of any OF the Allies, but
L is outside the province OF a mem
Der OF the British government 70
discuss Americas probable action.
We have steadily refrained from do
ing so. But II II becomes a ques
ton OF staying power. II II obvious
American resources could make al
he difference In the world"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
HIGH FARE
BILL MEETS
WITH FAVOR
Its Passage By State
Senate Is Now Pre-
dicted
WOULD BOOST
TRAVEL COST
Rate In Mi C h / & a n
Would Be Increased
to 21ac a Mile
BY W. L. CALNoH.


Stdf Correspondent Detroit TYmss)
LANSING. Mich. March 2s.-Ths
railroad rate bin passed thru the
senate committee OF the whole yes
terday afternoon and now IL on the
order of third reading II Ia being
predicted that the bill will pass tho
senate. II provides for two and
one-half cents mile passenger
rate in the lower peninsula and
three cents a mile In the upper per.
lnsula, in place OF the present two
cent q mile rate.
Railroad men declare that sentl.
ment In the house has become more
favorable to them since the Adam
son law was held constitutional and
tie railroad strike ayerted. because
OF the big increase In expense
caused to them and their inability
10 increase earnings except thru
legislative enactment for increased
fares
The senate postponed action on
tie Scott bill TO permit corporations
to have capital stock as high as
$50 900 900, the bill which the Ford
Motor company and Dodge Bros.
have taken keen interest In.
when the bill was reached In con-.
uittee OF the whole, Senator Muir
tia said he had some amendments
~ offer. but tho he searched all
thru his desk and his coat pockets
nc couldn't ind them. Tho senate
then put the bill over TO give him
a chance to dig them W or rewrfte
them.
The MuFtha bfll for the establish
ment OF municipal courts in the
larger cities OF the state was passed
thru the committee OF the whole
with two amendments One gave
the municipal courts concurrent tur.
Isdiotion with circuit courts. The
other limited salaries Of the NUM-
cipal courts judges TO $4,000 per
annnm
The sculIy Person bill codifyfns
the insurance laws OF the state was
made a special order for o'clock
this afternoon by the sonata
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28

An~tsan susunes 49,
yeAs ~ - nI1nu1 II
s0seaney - - uuuouDDn0
ssrvAktsa a eoo4
'UsAsr ~ eonDoorrD r.
this ooantxy 80 80 ~
important ~ svusyS11nG
BE - 60 - nngoono
cheney of aos1ouoo1In1 oD1ouu11
ins ths eo@i1G snDoa y
sirabls tha4 ogos1t - q
farmers ooneog oDong -
on matters aGse<1ng - ~
needed oroDs. an1 Isl ~
frssty VA eoUnev 1UnnA on0O
ricuitural COLLEGES - - -
ment of asyiSultsrs-"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
FOILS
ABDUCTORS
Alphonso Giuletto Rescues His
Sweetheart From Trio of
Kidnapers On Train

Alphonso Giulietto's love for 1s-
year-old Lima Paolanu gave him the
courage. Tuesday afternoon, TO frus.
rate the plans OF three kidnapers
who had tried 10 abduct the girl
while she was on the street a few
doors from her home. No. 446 Ora
tiot.ave
The girl was chloroformed. thown
lnto an automobile, and carried TO a
train in the Michigan Central depot.
Her abductors had planned TO take
her 10 Colorado, according TO AL
phonso.
The girls father conducts q res
taurant and Lima sometimes works
for him. Alphonso. her lover, lives
over the restaurant Lima was re-
turning from taking an order OF
food 10 the once OF DIT. John p.
Furno when an automobile drove
up. Two OF the men picked up the
giri, and thrust a handkerchief
soaked with chloroform over hor
nose.
Giulietto. who is Is years old. soon
learned that bis sweetheart was
missing. He had heard vague rum
ors about the men who were going
TO Colorado, and he suspected one
OF them had designs on Lima He
rushed 10 the depot. went thru q
train OF cars. and found the girl In
custody OF the men. She was In a
dared condition. The youth made
a motion as II 10 draw a revolver
from his pocket. threatened the
lives OF the men and then seised
Lima about the waist and carried
her out.
He notified the police. and IN
spector Larkins telegraphed the
Chicago police to arrest the kidnap-
ers. The Chicago police have no
tilted the Detroit department that
the men are now In custody
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28

eevsrSi origins Donu1ogeooo n
Robert Burns ~ - 49,
smcas the attractive Deteuosy r
which VIII b. oGsrsd - 60
the British sesSse1ssf soGnoD, 81
ing h phNadsluo1a to1nv ~ 4
eensAt a the nnoli1A oooDogD r
their familieo. ca
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28

The golden wedding anniversary
OF MT. and Mrs. whitcomb was ceie
brated recently in the family home,
No. lse rorenceave.. Pontiac.
About 70 relatives aud friends gath
cred in the home. which was abloom
with yellow flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitoomb received many beautiful
gifts. The Detroit relatives present
included Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brook.
nAn, Mr. and Mrs. De Motto Gilbo
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Mclean
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
WILKINS TALKS
TO BUSINESS MEN

In a meeting Of the Northern Bus.
mess Mems association In the VIII
liam A. Moore school, Alger and
Cameron ayes. Tuesday night.
Charles T. wilkins, Democratic can
didate for recorder. made the prin.
cipal speech. The meeting was for
the purpose OF completing the or
eaniEation OF the men and TO dis
cuss ways OF benenting the northern
end Of the city. Mr. wilkins did not
talk politics. but discussed the value
OF organization for mutual beneft
He referred 20 the election com.
mission, organized to safeguard cleo
tons and make them honest. draw
ing attention to the fact that 1,
should have members representing
the various political parties II Mr.
wilkins Is not elected recorder the
hoard win be made up OF Republi
cans only. The recorder is ex
offoio a member OF the board The
only Democrat now on II If Judge
Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
HOUSE ADOPTS
PENSION BILL
Teachers Retirement Contribu-
tons Optional Under
MArthur Plan
BY w. L. CALNON.

(sfdf Correspondent Detroit Ttmes)
LANSING. Mich, March Ss.-Ths
Macarthur bill 10 amend the teach
ers' pension act so "a to make the
pension system optional with the
teachers, was adopted by the house
yesterday afternoon after q noisy
debate. the vote standing 81 TO a.
Al effort 20 have the bill given I'm
mediate effect failed. only 80 votes
being counted for H.
Rep. Flowers pleaded for the
older teachers Of the state In =
speech against the Macarthur bill.
declaring that " was night that the
younger teachers should contribute
10 the pension fund for them. Rep.
Person declared that n the younger
teachers abandoned the pension
system the state would be len VITA
the machinery for the system and
no means OF carrying II on.
Rep. Macarthur defended the BIN
In an extended speech. declarin .
that the system was wanted most
ly by high-salaried teachers and su.
pcrintendents who expect 10 retire
before long and who want the young
ard low-saiaried teachers to con.
tribute the money with which their
pensions would be paid. He de-
clsred that the system as estab-
lished. IL faulty from an actuarial
standpoint and that II In bound TO
fail when the present Young teach.
err reach the time when they would
b, retiring In large numbers.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
Wife Deserter- Gives
Himself Up, But His
Mate Won't Have Him

Clifford Benns. alias Edward
Lewis. told the sheriff Of Menomi.
nee that he WAS wanted In Detroit
for wife desertion He was repent
ant and wanted 10 give himself up.
he said. The Msnominee authori-
ties took him into custody, but tele-
graphed Sheriff Stein before they
packed him on a train.
Il wouldn't have him for any.
thing" said Mrs. Benns, young and
pretty. Tuesday, 70 Criminal Investi.
gators Mike General and John
Mohr. III he comes back here,
mother1l be waiting for him with q
big broom"
Mrs. Benns IL living with her
mother At No. TAI Junction-ave.
Benns left town a week ago. with
his cash all gone he tried to work"
the Menominee sheriff for railroad
fare. say Mohr and General
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
SUFFRAGE BILL
IS UP TODAY
Debate On Measure To Begin
This Afternoon In
House


(star Correspondent Detroit TIMER
LANSING. Mich, March 2s.-Ths
house debate ON suffrage. prevented
b. adjournment last Friday after
noon. VIII be had this afternoon
the hour OF 3 o'clock having been
SGT for special consideration Of the
Flowers resolution 20 submit q
constitutional amendment for won
ems suffrage in November. 1918
A fair-sized lobby OF women IA
here TO listen to the debate and
root for the passage Of the resOhl-
.taon-
The Detroit times., 1917-03-28
Savings Bank
The Word "CcmmOnwealth"

is truly significant of the purpose and
activities of this Bank.
1t is at once name and slogan.
Reasonable wealth ought TO be common TO
every able bodied man.
1t is the rightful condition Of every family.
This helpful savings Bank makes il rela-
lively easy of accomplishment.
Open a savings account here, acquire the
habit Of thrift, let the Commonwealth"
idea prompt your every plan and effort.
OFFICERS
= " MrCATSEf, President
FRANK WOLF Vice Precedent
COMFORT A. TYLER Vice President
FRED n. TALBOT Cashier