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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

States VS.. J. r. Clayton. administrator.
Canadian county district court, af-
firmed.
Commissioner Stewart: First Ma
tional Bank Of Laramie. Wyo., vs.. s.
A. Jenkins, Garfield county district
court, affirmed; j. w. Oaks vs. ii. s.
Samples. Delaware county district
court, affirmed.
Commissioner West: Frisco Rail-
road company VS.. J. i. Driggers et
al. Grady county district court. re-
vcrsed ind remanded. Mrs. Lee Meth
vine ct al. VI. T. Fisher Of al. Rogers
county court, reversed and remanded;
J. l.. Rciser W. willard Johnston, Pot
tawatomie county district court af-
firmed.
Commissioner Galbraith First Ma
tional Bank OF Tulsa W. the Colonial
Trust company. Tulsa county district
court, affirmed; Kelley Powelson VS..
State Of Oklahoma, Kay county court,
affirmed.
Division No. 3.
Commissioner Hooker: o. W. Mitch
ell W. Susan CarNn, administrator,
Carvin county district court, reversed
and remanded. Helen G. Way VS. city
Of Hobart, Kiowa county district
'bAl l. al Hl'ut f. - W lllihHlH We -
" Foreman, Cherokee county district
court. reversed and remanded.
Commissioner Pryor Il. i. Alex
ander, administrator, vs. Thomas Il.
Brother ct al. Pottawatomie county
superior court, rcmanded with diroc-
tions.
Commissioner Bleakmore: Edward
A. Walker et al. vs.. Henry Prayer ct
al, Muskogee county superior court
affirmed; w. A. Jarvis et al. vs. Great
Bend oil company. Muskogee county
district court affirmed
Following are supreme court orders:
Frank Swanda et al. vs. '.ff or
lnhoma city. cause dismissed on mo-
ton Of plaintiff In error at his costs,
w. V French ct al vs.. Premier Pc
troleum company. petition for rehear-
ing withdrawn and case dismissed nj
costs OF defendant IN error: H. Y.
Sterling VIZ Frank Sergeant, appeal
dismissed on motion Of plaintiff IN
error at his costs; State Of Oklahoma
eN rel. II. II. Breene. continued 10y
agreement until October term: q. W.
Dickerson ct al. vs.. Incorporated Town
of Eldorado, petition for rehearing
denied.
r. B. Glascock ct al. VS.. Ellie Nc
l'"Illtl tt al appilcaton or tcorgc :.
Ramsey for leave to file ANXIOUS
curiae brief granted.
Cunnuggy Hario ct al. vs J. b.
.Owensby ct al, motion to dismiss ap-
peal oVerruled.
NJ NJ. Sebastian, treasurer, vs. state
of oklahoma, oX rel Fabric Fire Hose
company II being made to appear
that the judgment heretofore entered
I'm the above cause has been fully
settled the motion OF plaintiff I'm err
ror to dismiss the appeal at his costs
Is sustained and the surctics on the
supersedeas bond are discharged Of all
Liability thereon.
Security State hank vs r. L. Lane.
motion Of the defendant IN error for
leave to withdraw his application for
additional attorney fees granted.
Chicago, X. |. & 4. II. Co. vs.. j. L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
ADMIRE TO OPPOSE CUSTER

World Creek County Bureau.

World Creek County Bureau
SAPULPA, Okla, July lo.-Justice
Of the Peace Eli Admire of Oilton
appeared before the Creek county
commissioners here today to protest
against the filing Of charges against
HIM and ousting him from office. lie
demanded that the charges he with
drawn from the district court and
that he be allowed to introduce wit
nesses to refute the testimony given
by the witnesses which led to the
filing of the charges. The commits
sioners refused to grant his request.
This is nothing but politics" de-
clared Admire. II was never informed
that the board was TO have n hearing
regarding the conduct OF my office
in an official way and all that / ask
Is that | may have n chance to con
vince you gentlemen that the things
have been charged with are false"
There is factional fight on in
Oilton and have been made the vic
tim Of circumstances. ] am not an
enforcement officer and If these
people who have gone over my head
to strike at the things they deem
wrong had come to me and filed COM
plants they would have found a
hearty response"
Admire will have a hearing in the
district court the latter part of the
week on the charges OF drunkenness
and laXity In office brought against
him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
STREET VEHICLE TAX ILLEGAL
But supreme Court VphoIds Straight
Occupation License Ordinance.
Worlds Capital Bureau.

World : Capital liurenu.
1901 Campbell Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, july 10.-Pro-
vision OF an Oklahoma city ordinance
that sought TO compel owners of au-
tomohilos for other conveyances to
paw n license for use of the streets IN
transporting passengers or baggage,
was knocked ont nv the suureme
court TODAY In an opinion by Justice
Turner The case was that Of u. '.
Phillips AGAINST Chief of Police w r.
Nichols on writ Of habcas corpus.
The writ was granted
The city commission passed an or
dinance levying an occunation tax.
The court held that the business In
which Phillips was engaged In was
no, covered in the ordinance. hut that
II sought directly to lew n tax or IL
ccnse for the use Of the streets 10
carry on a business In which Phillips
vas engaged. The court held that the
law relative to the taxing OF eutomo-
hiles applied TO the extent that II eN-
prcssly prohibited the levyinE OF any
tax on automobiles for the use OF the
streets. That the tax could be levied
as straight occupation tax there
seems nothing to prevent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
CREEK VALUATION is $50, 900 900
County SETS New Record Without In
Guiding Oil Properties.

World Creek County Bureau.
SAPULPA, Okla, July 10.-Accord-
ing to figures announced today by
Creek county commissioners the
amount TO be raised by levy on the
valuation of property in the county
this year will be s159.742. For the
conduct of county government and
the various offices the amount need
ed is placed at s525,105 but the COM
missioners claim that ti25353 OF this
amount will come into the treasury
thru the income from the various Of
tices, gross production and auto taves
to be refunded.
Exclusive of the oil properties AS
SCISSOR Lew Fitzhugh reports the
valuation of taxable property in the
county will exceed $50, 100000 The
commissioners declare that four mill
levy is all that will be necessary. This
If nearly a mill lower than the levy
last year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
I XIII 100 MALEsTER TowsERs
canine Commissioner Makes War OH
tify's Delinquent Dogs.

Epseis 10 Tho World
M'ALESTER July 1O.-The canine
poDulA'ion ~ McAlester has suffered
Z. RELAPSE during the pnst three weeks.
E"'Veen ono hundred and one hun
me4 and ffiy ~ the cltys dogs have
niN0 The ailncnt which IL overtak-
Ws hen In very catching. II Is
n,hpNn nF he enforcement OF the dog
htNrse ordinance
~. hnderscn, city poundman. and
S'hn MHTH, his assistant, have cap-
.W'u ihnt nnnv mongrols since they
started their cnmpnirn three vccl,s
~" Only Tho ours nrc killed An
dsrson has adopted tho policy Of find
lnH homes for tho dogs ~ good breed,
Nh,rT' "wnrrH won't pny the fee.
~" has sent several bull DOES. coll
.'T hunters ma other good dogs 10
inrfnsfs Who wanted thnm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
SUPREME COURT HAS
RECORD DAYS GRIND
Two Tulsa Cases Among Those
Considered at Oklahoma
City Yesterday.
Worlds Capital Bureau.
lnn1 Inmnhnll HnildlnY.

luNl Campbell Bulldlng.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 1O.-The
following decisions and orders were
handed down by the supreme court
and the opinions Of the commissions
approved today:
Chief Justice sharp Ida l.. Bridges.
minor. VS.. w. G. Rea ct al, reversed;
In the matter Of the probate Of the
estate Of Enos Nichals vs. $. c. Vim
son, administrator, Pottawatomie
county district court. affirmed.
Justice Hardy. Charles r, Holton
VS. Nichols & Shepard. Alfalfa county
district court reversed ana i"-
manded; Carroll. Brough 4 Romln-
son VS. Oklahoma county board OF
commissioners. oklahoma county dis
trlct court. dismissed. John Thacker
vs. g. II. Witt ct al, Custer county SUI
perior court, affirmed; Lyman ~
Norris vs. A. Zillah ct al, Oklahoma
county district court, affirmed.
Justice owen: II. Il. Smith vs.
Sumpsey and Rosie, Seminole county
district court. reversed with dircc-
tions Theodore Kondos - al vs.
George II. Mouser Creek county
court. affirmed.
Justice Turner Habeas corpus
asked by II. I. Phillips against w. Il.
Nichols, chief Of police Of Oklahoma
CITY. writ granted
Justice Miley: F. T.. Watkins VS.
Jim r. Howard. treasurer of Jeffer-
son county. jefferson county court
reversed and remanded; Lucy i'm et
al. VS.. Sam G. Davis 81 al. I'm the mat
ter of the will Of Mary Hutke. de
ceased, Creek county district court,
affirmed.
Justice Brett: Rock Island railroad
company VS.. w. II. Pruitt. Pottaw ato-
mic couniv district court. reversed.
Justice Thacker: A. 6. Clark vs.
n. p. DeGraffenreid and Charles q.
Volts. original writ Of prohibition de-
MED.
Justice Raincy: Daniel Miller and
Charles Emcr VS. n b. Grayson ct al,
jefferson county district court, ar
firmed on rehcaring. J. S. Mullen et
al. vs Rogers Noah Bryan county
district court. affirmed; jay Wade VS..
j. NJ. Hall ct al. Payne county dis
trict court. affirmed. oklahoma cX
rel r. s. Howard eft al, .dair county
district court, affirmed on rehearing.
Division No. I.
Commissioner Collier: David NJ.
Williamson W.. Robert Holloway. Ok
fuskee county district court, reversed
and remanded: +. w. Shelton by II. j.
Roy VS.. J. =. Jones, Comanche county
district court, reversed and re-
manded.
Commissioner Rummons: National
Life Insurance company OF the United
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

Hughes Upon stipulation OF parties
II is ordered that the mandate In the
above cause be stayed pending pro
ceedinRs for the appointment OF an
administrator OF the said l. Hughes.
deceased, and until a reYivor OF said
cause in the name of such admins
traitor.
W. w. Kerley Va. Arthur 7. Hoeh-
man ct al, application for leave 10
file second petition for rehearing
granted; petition 10 be filed within
ten days
Amazon Fire Insurance company VS..
Robert ]. Bond, Application for leave
10 file second petition for rehearing
denied
H. @. Gwinnup vs. the Walton
Trust company mo ton 20 transfer
cause 10 supreme court denied.
H. L. Alexander. administrator, vs..
Thomau + Bobier q al. Ida Horn vs.
Tom Bodier and Mrs Tom Bodier
motion 10 consolidate denied.
w II. Coyle vs.. T. : Gypsum COM
pany ct al, petition for rehearins
oVcrruled
Ray Thompson ct al ". II. l..
Grove. motion TO dismiss overrulcd.
Ford Motor company VS. y. Il.
Hacklcy. petition for rehcarng over
ruled.
james Giadlsh ct al. vs. W. H.
stevens 81 al motion TO set aside
order ovcrruling motion 20 dismiss IS
oNcrrulcd.
Florence Mcdonald ct al. vs.. J. =
Ralston ct al, petition for rehc7ring
pyerrulcl.
]. A. Bearman VS.. the Dux Oh &
Gas GO. Ct al, petition for iehearing
oycrrulcd
Charles Fl. Garnctt ct nj vs.. Matte
: storm ct al, petition for rehearinS
ovorruled
Connell Rogcrs ct al VS.. Bass &
Harbour Co, petition for rchearing
sustained.
First state bank vs.. oscar c. Lee,
petition for rehearing overruled. .
The Slick Oh company vs. Mrs.
Tcarl Coffee ct al. motion 10 advance
sustained and cause set for October
term before the supreme court
James =. Allen vs. Nelson CASTOR
et al. motion to dismiss appeal over
ruled.
St. Louis & s. T. r Co. VS.. C. w
Ladd.. St Louis & 6. T. 4. co. vs J. r.
Sparkle ct al, defendant I'm error al
lowed II days to brief petition for re-
hearing Plaintiff in error allowed ten
days tn file answer brief.
Elmer T.. Dogrett et al. vs.. Anna +.
Doggett motion 10 dismiss amen.-
ments 10 case made overruled.
Guthrie Gas. Light, Fuel & I'm
provemcnt Co ct al. VS.. board Of eGu-
cation. city OF Guthrie, petition ior
rchearing overruled.
Charles Clentine ct al. vs.. Daniel
Backbone. guardian Of Nelson Rowe,
ct al. motion TO modify opinion de-
MED
The Springfield Fire & Marine In
II I1frE.v
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

CHICAGO. July 10.-Citv officials
TODAY declared that Chicagoans are
needing the advice TO prevent waste
in food supplies. AS evidence OF the
reformation Of the CITY, thev pointed
TO the garbage collection Of the last
six weeks. which were 20 per cent less
IN volume than the garbage collected
IN the corresponding six weeks last
year. THAT means big saving"
said Health Commissioner Robertson.
but housewives can do still better"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
Murder Case Halted.

World Vreek county Bnrenu.
SAPULPA, Okla. July 1o.-After
the stage had been set for the pre-
lminary hearing of T. r. Braught of
Drumrirht. former deputy sheriff,
charged with the murder of Ote Rob
ius at Oilton about two weeks ago. at
tCrneys for the defendant entered n
plea of not guilty in the court OF
Justice Curt II. Edgerton this after
noon ard he was bound over TO the
district court without bond. Braught
shot and killed Robins In an Oilton
garage after a night OF revelry in n
roadhouse north of the town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
VAN DELIVERY ron MIAMI
H"rylc Finally " Inaugurntcd After
Weeks ~ waiting.

"FffI9I 70 The Would
MIAMI okla, July io.-F'rce mail
UlVefV tHr Tho city uf Miami was
innugurafed Saturday for tho nrst
'rnN Miant has been working on
me proposition ~ free delivery for
iu' INST Yenr and had permission
rom 'hc post office department, but
gh Hc"uunt ~ the alowneas of tho city
N numbtnng the streets aud houses
noH hllht IN the rnpa In the side
gFlFa of The city, the free mail serv-
lre ms been delayed Two carriers
we're started nnd win deliver mall
,Wlne dey but another man will
npye 70 be added right away MS the
...t.llory Of The free delivery has In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

NEW YORK. JHV ~ ffefherf
Kelcey, the actor. ols1 ,sasv y, ,ss
homo nj Bnypoi, t,,ne is1sr,S, sfih,
long illness. lie ysH b,,ft n, I'm
don. England, OeiDbat ~, tsff snd
came to the UDiis1 slsiss IN ttf1 fJa
was n member ~ rfshnft's fyssY,e
company and Tor Vasfs sist,s4 plfb
Effie Shannon. his wife. N thbir nm
COMPANY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
DAVIS KTDNAPERs sTILn FREI,
Police Unable to Solve Mystery at
Duncan, Okla.

RINGLING, Okla, July 10.-Com-
plete mystery yet battles Duncan Of
ficials in their ondeavor TO locate the
person or persons who spirited w. J..
Davis OF that town away from his
home, hog tied him, bllndfolded him
Rnd left him on a railroad track at
night Davis was rescued before be-
ing injured. No important clues have
been found in the case in which an ef-
fort WIS made to assassinate Chief OF
Police Gnssett.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
What Does Economy Mean?

does NOT the boarding Of money would
parayze the countrys industries. buying the
price goods the quality lower the
when measured by the period of service
if there time quality counted it is NOWf
there time when a ought
afford it NOWif there dollars
buy big vlues-t NOW, while clothing reductions are
available
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because II contains the
well known tonic properties of
QUININE and IRON. soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

brick and will be much larger ana
more modern structure 'hsn their
place of worship In nj presaut. Tho
building will occupy the sans GROUND
that the church now stands On. On
East Ninth street, nnd n IN thought
that the plans viii bo submitted 10
the church building committee nithin
the next few weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11

BUSIUN, july w FfIFN ~
walters IN ~ of uis isp5iAs t,feis ~
the city went intg sfset ibgsv ms,
demand one day or N ssysn pltbon,
loss OF pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-11
PLAN NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Members VIII Build Handsome Edi-
flee at Bristow Soon.
Special TO The World.

RRISTOW, Okla, July 1o.-The
Christian church members at this
place are contemplating the building
of new church house In the very
near future. The building will be of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

peninsula OF the lakes moved 70 The
peninsula OF the gulf, and nov that
the warm winds have come for thor
seasonal visit 10 the north the army
follows them home.
II you would listen TO the tales
OF some OF those who have come
back recently. you could walk
around In Miami. 81 Petersburg.
Tampa. Braidentown or many other
places along the east and West
coast. and step upon another per
sons foot with perfect freedom
You might meet with an angry
stare for a moment. but a would be
followed by a smile that combined
recognition and forgiveness. Yon d
be stepping upon the foot Of a FOL
low Detrolter.
Agents OF railroad Offices In Dc.
trolt which have connection with
lines threading their ways into Flor.
ida. declare that the 1851 tourist
trafic was 60 per cent heavier than
In the preceding season.
The rush continued until lack OF
hotel accommodations in some
places forced the prospective re-
sorters to shift their places OF des-
tination.
Florida, II seems, has captured
TIE fancy OF Detroiters for more
than one reason. They have found
there the advantages that go with
the ordinary winter resort-mild
weather. bathing, nshing, golhins,
aid various outdoor recreaions. In
addition. many citizens OF Detroit
have become greatly Interested in
the prospect OF cultiyating the land
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
ron sALE-mAcHINERr

FOR sALE-E1liott wood WORKING
machine with knives and motor.
used one month; cost 1850. wit
sacrifice for $3.50. East s44T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Marriage Licenses

Floyd W. Loche. 20 Ida LARoohelle
Tony ru,koyicb. -, jennie WY
noNlch.- n, -
Ralph bowman. q: Nellie Van Der
berg -
Frank Jozevisk. ~ Jennie Wal
kowHki. S.
Michael Roth. u, Barbara Aeker-
man. 10.
Amlboi spazlane. 81; Lerria Aver
ma, 81
Joseph olsen. %. Detroit; Ester
Cochran. g, Muskegon.
BENJAMIN J. EskHdge 81. Caroline
Sounsen. 90.
George Haisayer. 30 May Miller. 20
-, Arthur Mccall. IS. Nellie Sweeney.
Barney RosenfcIt. 81. Philadelphia.
John ". white. e. MAY Morris. 90
Merle =. smith, -, Detroit, Leora
Panord 20. Los Angeles.
James r. Broughton. p; Cora
Thompson, 30
Francis y. Baryo. as, Alpena; Lor-
ncotte Mcdonnell 20 Detroit
VIM. HartwiE. 20. l. Mehl. 20.
Crawford J. lee. -. Detroit, Eliza
beth = Jahrans. 20, Flint
Robert r. Flougher, Fl; vivian
tonklln, 20.
John r. williams. IS; Nettie X
william McIntosch. As; Ada Field
ing &C.
Frank Martin, 81. Sarah Gilhuly.
81
Ell n. Barclay. ss, Ontario Carrie
NJ Parker. a.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lemuel T. Allen. IS. stanley Ind;
lvah NJ Brukert. q. Toledo.
Theodore Fischer, 20; Ida Keppen,
81
Grover c. knight. 50 Rosa p. Pert.
CIrord Harter. So. Detroit. Eliza
beth setter. %. wilmont.
WIN. O Cochrane. 2s blanche Berg
hoefer. %
carl +. Morenz. 81 Detroit; Alvina
n Gaul %. Tawas city.
Clyde Leach. 20. LApeer; Pearl
John Mccarthy. IS. N. Y. city:
Mahele Smith. q. Detroit
Robert Mclean whiteford, IS;
Il IRA v Villa ms. 20.
Karl D. Layles. 81; Edna Pasehke.
Carlo Barone. 20 Marie Anichia. is.
Peter sudnich. 81: Augusta Fyalska,
ores Tibes as Detroit. Mary
Heinz Bendikowski. "a. Detroit;
Margaret holman. 90. same.
William NJ Daley %, Detroit;
Martha fields 90 same.
Herman ! Anderson. 81. Detroit;
E1va Williamson. 10. same
John Lanvos. %. Detroit. Anna
GaydOs ~ same
Royal A RuehIer 81. Detroit clara
A. Habel 2s. same.
George Bray. 80. Detroit, Helen
/ Prohlys Is same.
Harry Mcclure. IS. Detroit; Flora
Lewis. 81 same.
Edison Dorsey. 20. Detroit; Janet
Thomas 20 same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Sun Drowned Army of Detroiters
Swarming Back Home From Happy
SOjOurn ON the Gulf Peninsula

along In the early part Of Deceu'-
Der OF January TO avoid the on
Elaught OF winter
The strife in Europe. the block
AIDE OF the waters OF the Atlantic
was In a great measure responsible
for the movement Of these forces.
Some OF them might have gone 10
France. or Germany, or Italy.
As Il was. the great majority OF
them-6.O00 one railroad man says
just packed up their grips and
trunks and moved 10 Florida. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

A large army OF brown.ekinnod
men. accompanied by their families.
has been moving from the south
upon Detroit within the last few
weeks.
The advance guard Is already In
the city; others viii be coming 10
Join Il as the spring sun grows
warmer.
II In not an army OF conquest u
IL composed only OF peaceful. pleas
ure-loving Detroiters, who conduct
&C an orderly and graceful retreat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
MOrtuary.

LoNG-March IS Fl Paso. Tex. sud
denly. Ada Mary Long. beloved
daughter o. Robert and Eliza Long
and sister Of William. Robert Ar
thur. George Long and the late
Elizabeth Morgan. aged - years.
Funeral Thursday al 2. M from
residence % GuilloE-st.. by funeral
car 90 Forest Lawn cemetery.
IHPHY-April 2. at ForR McDowell.
AHget -LRiMud cat. Capt Chas Nell.
tis Murphy T. s. A. died suddenly.
lle.1s survived. bY his widow. Julia
Goodwin Murphy, and two children.
NICOLI.-Aprl 2. 1917. in her late
residence 80 ChurCh-st. Matilda,
widow Of the late Robert C. Nicoll.
beloved mother ~ Mrs John Breh-
mar and VIM A. Nicoll. Funeral
Thursday from residence at ? y. m.
and ST. Peters Episcopal church at
80 p. m. via autos.
SUIT-April ?. In hts home. SOC Fort
81 east William Edward. aged ~
years. believed husband OF Alice.
father 81 William Charles. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles suit, brother
OF John r Suit. Funeral Thursday
at 2 p. m from residence.
WoIVERToN -Aprii 3. 1917. at rest
dence OF her daughter. Mrs W, r.
Brown. lsf Westminster ave. Sa-
rah Futer widow OF Capt. Geo. w.
Wolverton and mother ~ Geo. r.
% Berkeley. Cal. and Eugene T.
Wolverton. of Bandon. ore. Notice
az funeral later,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
POINDEXTER
WOULD BAN
GERMAN PRINTS

WASHINGTON. April 5.-DAilies
ITnted In German would be barred
from the mails BY a resolution BY
Senator Poindexter prepared today
While holding thar most Of these
rapers would be loyal. he contended
that existence of even one spreading
German propaganda would be harm
fI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

o. the peninsula. The prospect Of
growing green vegetables In times
when YOU eoaldR't break the tee
with a pick IN Michigan has formed
for these men a hobby. Many 81
these who so from this city 70
Florida. are purchasing tracts OF
land there and intend to make them
the sites FOR their winter residences
Ralph Phelps. now in Florida, mas
purchased 200 feet fronting on Bis
cayne bay. and r. s. Tobin, OF the
Continental Meteor company has &C.
orired a I35foOt strip fronting on
tie same bay, according TO intor-
nation received here.
Louis Hilsendegen is another De
troiter who is now in Miami. In o
letter 10 a friend he states that he
has eaten so many fresh stTswbeF-
ries during the winter that he would
be- ashamed 10 look straw stack
scuarely in the face.
Among the well-known Detroiters
who have returned recently from
Florida are c. A GTinnell, B. f.
Taylor, o. j. Wright c. NJ. Hayes.
Frank Cook and Adolph Helwig.
Many Detroit real estate men. II Is
known. have become attracted by
tho invasion OF the peninsula By
Dttroiters. and have acquired tracts
IN Florida which they are placing
on the market. establishing colonies
where Dctroiters will meet mostly
folks from the home town6
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