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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-15
CROWD MOBS SOAP-BOxER.
Liberty Loan Critic Saved From
Angry Audience by Policeman.

Harry Lstanar. No. III Forsythe Street.
was rescued from an angry crowd In
Madison square this afternoon after he
had been interrupted in the midst OF u
soap box speech in which he IL alleged
to have spoken against the Liberty
bonds aud in favor OF IAN awakening In
America like that In Russia"
Cries OF Lynch hlm-klll him came
from the crowd. but PatrOlman Loeb ar
rested Iatanar. got him safely away,
and arraigned him before Magistrate
Murphy. who held him in $500 bail for
further examination SATURDAY. A COM
plant OF disorderly conduct was made by
James A. Howard. No. l0S Prospect
Avenue. BROOKLYN. Who had listened TO
tho speech.
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ALIEN SEIZED ON TUGBOAT.
German Had No Zone Permit aud
Probably wil he Interned.

'webber. an enemy allen. was AL
rested to-day on a Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad tug, where he was em-
ployed as n deckhand. ny United States
Marshal Power Of Brooklyn. He said
that he ls. thrty-one years old and, sin
gle and lived at No. 80 Morris street.
Jersey city.
lie had no zone permit. nor had he
applied for one iTo has been In the
country from Germany three years and
has not taken out naturalization papers.
lie probably will be Inlerncd.
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RAILWAY TO JERUSALEM
CAPTURED BY BRITISH
-Four Hundred Turks Killed, i,5oo
Prisoners in Palestine
Advances.

LONDON Nov. l5.-The junction
point Of the Beersheba- Damascus rail-
way with the line to Jcruso'-~n Is now
In the possession Of the British army In
Palestine. II was officially announced to-
day The railway line to the vicinity Of
Naaneh and El-Mansursh came into
British possession as a result OF the con-
tinucd advance OF Gen. Allenby's lnfan-
trv and mount troops
The Turks lost 800 men In prisoners
aud az least 400 killed on Tuesday. be-
Sides four guns and "a score OF r7chine
guns.
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DESPONDENT WIFE A SUICIDE.
Mrs. Emma Rose, High school
Clerk, shoots Herself.

Mrs. Emma L. Rose, a clerk In the
Girls High School In Brooklyn. com
mItted suicide by shooting at her apart
ment. No. 1870 West 1884 street. at II
o'clock this morning,
She had been separated from her hus-
band for two years, and DR. Edwin
Rose of No. l34 West l2ad street, who
has been attending her for some time.
says despondcncy had brought on a
nervous collapse.
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n,I5s,OOO Judgment Against the
Queens Traction co.

Tho Manhattan and Queens Traction
Corporation. controlling traction lines
and light plants in Queens, confessed
judgment to-day in the sum OF }l,i5S.00O
In the Kings County supreme Court
Brooklyn, in favor Of the Gas and Elec-
trio Securities Company. Both concerns
have offices at No. so Wall Street. TIL
judgment was obtained in a suit TO re-
cover money borrowed on demand notes
payable in Long Island City.
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special Defense Force TO Guard Pub
lie Utilities,

WASHINGTON. Nov 15.--The War
Department is to-day considering or
ganization OF special interior de-
tense force to guard public utilities
and war plants from pro-German
plotters. Use OF drafted men or home
defense leagues for this purpose has
been suggested but no decision has
hecn reached concerning tho makeup
of the new force.
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Pinchot and Lassater Quit Hoover
Food Hoard.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Resigna-
tions Of clifford Pinchot md T.. C. Las
sater. u Texas cattle grower. have been
accepted as members OF the Food Adj
manistratiop's organization They re-
signed because they differed with Hoo
be handled
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ITALY ORDERS 10000
TONS OF STEEL RAILS

II was announced to-day that
the Italian Government has placed an
order with the Lackawanna Steel
Company for 10000 tons OF rails
Elmer gency rail orders also have been
placed in connection with Government
work.
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American Mission In Daily Meet
inss Pending War Farley.

LONDON, Nov, l5.-Col. Edward NJ.
House. head Of the American Mission.
announced to-day that joint daily
meetings would he held until they
leave for Paris, probably next week,
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DIED.

GOAN-On Nov IA l0l7, WALTER
GOAN, at hls residence Ol6 W. ll6th II,
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH,
1870 broadway Campbell Building.
Time later.
NOLMER.-KAREL NOLMEA
Services at CAMPBELL fUNERAL
CHURCH, Broadway, 6eth St, Thurs
day. 10 o'clock.
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TORPEDO BRAZILIAN SHIPS.
Tive Former German vessels Sent
10 the Bottom.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. l6.-German
newspapers announce that the Brazilian
sunk by submarines.
The Acary was formerly the Ebern-
berg OF Bremen, and the Guanyba was
formerly tho lIohenstauten OF the Ham
burg American Line.
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PERSONALS.

HARRf-Come home; mamma and papa
want YOU, write and tell US Where MN
are mamma Will come 10 YOU.
Mamma and Para
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quarterly dividends OF 30 cents on the
common and ti.7b on preferred stocks.
Common payable Dec, l5 to stock OF
record Nov 80 and preferred dividend
payable Jan. 2.
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CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Federal Mining & Smelling CO.
Regular quarterly dividend OF "a uer
cent on preferred stock payable Dec.
l5 TO stock OF record Nov, rs,
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youngstown Steel 4 Tube Co.--ReE-
ular quarterly dividends OF 2 per cent
on common and IN per cent, on pre-
ferred stocks also usual extra OF 3
per cent. on the common, all payable
Dec. 81 to stock OF record Dec 20
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Maine Central r. R.R.-Regular quar-
terly div ldend OF il,25 a share on pre-
ferred stock payable Dec / to stock
Of record Nov. 10
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M.S.%ntNdS
OcuAistS ond Opticians

{. ,t, Ea., ,32a st. n near h, Ath Ay:. Az:
zia Columbus Az. bet. Stat a Sad SIS.
2ob 81. Sichoias Nv.. bet. lsOth a isist.
ad20 BROADWAY. bet agth q tooth sta
1907 Broadway. mr.. willoushby Bklya.
4s9 Fulton ST.. ODD A. g.. Brooklyn.
ass Broad St. next to Beden Newark.
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Cambria Steel Co.-Regular quar-.
terly dividend OF Ia per cent and tn,
usual extra dividend OF Ia per cent
payable Dec. IS,
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Crex Carpet Co.-Dividend Of 2 per
,,nt, payable Dec, 10 to stock of rec
ord Nov 80. Out of earnings OF period
Jan. | to June so, 1917,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

WILL mt penou That plcGel ~ IsIS a n-,-->.
oOuN al 10" litN counter an tue Nuo.yofth q
and lOo store on Broadway. Rrooklyu sAturdAy
afternoon. NOV, 10, please be honest and rstur1
y, a. n Was 4 POOR woman with small ehIid,.a
that lost ~ Mellugh. lD8 Madison 81. RrssSitS
LQsr-sdo reward apd 20 question: lsEsd IoI r.
.n @tN AZ ostweer 18Th Of, and 1th a. and
- --n ~ : = Wa ess a. AZ
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40, zoe, ,OSo Pounds of Poultry In
storage,

WASHINGTON, Nov lS-stogaSs
holdings Of frozen poultry amounted 10
4s, ,2os. .o59 pounds on Nov, l. an Increase
OF about 81 per cent over a year ago.
,ho Department o. Agriculture to.6ag
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MEMORIAL NOTICES.

GUMPERT.-in memory OF beloved nus
band and dear father, DAVID oUMPERr.
di.h New, - Jrts,
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Standard oil 60. OF y. Irregular
ouarterly dividend Of S. a share pay,
able Dec. II to stock of record Nov 10
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Utah Copper Compu puny-Earned N7l
per share In quarter ended Sept. 81, and
IN past nine months u270 compared
with $3.50 per share In same period OF
1916.
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silver quoted at SIS 81 cents an ounce
Off y cent,
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Adams Express Co.--Divldend OF :
payable Dec to stock of record No
10,
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Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Profits for the quarter equal 70 AZ cents
per share, and In mine months saw com
pared with Sb,5t In 1876 same period.
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u. S. Soldiers Change
Hindenburg Sign 10
Baltimore Lunch.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, Nov, 10 [by Asso-
ciated Pressl, The ruin Of the
farm h6use in NO Mans Land"
on the front where American
troops are located has been the
scene Of much fighting between
the Franco-American and German
patrols. 1t is valuable for obser-
walton purposes and the patrol
reaching it first at night usually
holds II until daylight,
On a recent visit to It an Amer
lean patrol found that the Ger
mans had put up sign over the
door reading "Hindenburg's Raths-
keller" The Americans tore down
the sign and replaced II with ono
rssa'rC Baltimore Dairy ruU-N 90
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

MERCHANTS HELP
BOY SCOUT PLANS

Department scores viii aid in the
coming campaign for funds 10 uphold
the Boy Scout movement In Detroit
which viii open March g. Elmer
Grierson, chairman OF the advertis-
ing committee appointed BY the Ad-
craft club TO aid the scout organ.
ization and campaign. announced
Monday. A cut out Hgure OF Boy
Scout will be displayed In the street
fars during the campaign.
The plans include demonstrations
of scout work given by groups Of
expert scouts In the windows OF
various downtown stores. Many
rtores have given the use OF their
windows for this purpose during the
three days of the campaign, March
9, : and s.
n I&urance Eddy, national field
scout commissioner. viii speak in
the College club, on Peterboro ST,
Monday afternoon on the purposes
OF the campaign and Tuesday night
be will give . lecture on the work
OF the boy scouts at the IngiesIde
club on AtkinsonAve
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
Detroit Couple, Hitched to
Plow, Took Place of Horses
On Swampy Louisiana Farm

Crocodiles. foods and swarms Of
tropical mosquitoes are enough dis
eouragemonts to farming for per
sons who are used TO city life. but
when one has to drag q piow. farm
life loses its attraction entirely. Mrs.
Anna vigh declared Monday morn
ing In Judge Mandelis court
She told how she hitched her
brother. John Kiss, and his wife
Lucy. up 20 pillow when their
horses got mired in their Louisiana
farm land With her husband.
Lukacz vigh. she Is suing Peter
Demchak. a hardware merchant and
real estate man OF No. 2247 West
Jeffersonaye. They aliege that
Demchak induced Them 10 invest
their savings In Louisiana farm
land" that turned out 10 be a
swamp.
I'VE bought horses in New Or.
leans after We left Detroit" rhe
said. but the rainy season came
on. The farm land got TO be so
nuch OF swamp that the horses
were mired. We were trying 10
raise a crop OF corn. hitched up
John Kiss and his wife 10 the plow.
droye them u was The only val
Sc coIid work me land.s but II was
TOO hsrd FOR them
Then the mosquitoes swarned
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

Herbert Manuel, az years old. No.
429 Besufait.ave- is under arrest
charged With grand larceny. the re.
suit o. the theft OF several pay en-.
velopes from The superintendent's
ofIlce OF the Albion Glove Manu-
featuring company Fourth and AO-
bott-sts.. Saturday afternoon. George
B, Caul. superintendent. suspected
that the theft was worked from the
inside" and his suspicious result
ed In Manuel's detention Had the
theft taken place earlier in the day,
access would have been had 10 more
than 5000 az the pay envelopes OF
more than 80 girls in the glove fac.
tory then were exposed on top OF
the superintendent desk.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
WHITE STAR LINE
PROMOTES TWO

Transferring one master TO a
larger boat, the White Star has ad-
vanced two nrst mates 10 positions
OF master 10 All vacancies on the
owsna and Greyhound. Capt. John
J. Stoyer. master OF the owana, and
Capt Thomas yieiklehan, OF the
Greyhound. are retiring
Walter Webster. OF 81 Clair. nrst
mate OF the Tashmoo. has been pro
NOTED To command the Owana.
Capt Armstrong. second mate OF
the wauketa. Is advanced to sue
coed Webster on the Tashmoo.
Capt. W. @. Adams is transferred
from the command OF the Wauketa
20 the Greyhound. Chris smith. his
first mate on the Wauketa, is pro-
NOTED 10 succeed him.
The list of officers that will be In
charge of the feet for the season
follows
Steamer Tashmoo--M Master, ~apt.
=. s. Baker. chief engineer. John
McCarten.
Steamer Greyhound Master Capt.
w q. Adams, chief engineer. c,
H. McCarten
Steamer City Of Toledo Master,
Capt Charles +. Mernkel, chief en-
sineer. John j, hughes.
Steamer Owana--Masle or. Capt.
Walter Webster chief engineer. c.
" wiltincox.
Steamer Wanketa--M Master. Capt
Chris smith; chief engineer. John
Robertson
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

ever their land from the haekwaters
Of the Mississippi. she declared. aud
altho they found the heat prostrst-
inE after tho temperate Michigan
climate, they had to button on their
coats about their ears 10 protect
themselves from the pests.
vigh led a small colony of Hun.
Earians from Detroit 10 the Louisi.
ana land that Demchak induced
bim to purchase. He alleges that
the Louisiana Meadows company
told him that Dcmchsk, their
agent had never turned over the
$3.50 paid on the land, and that
Demchak refused TO refund the
money az be promised on their re-
turn 10 Detroit. n 40 requested
The Hungarians who tried the
experiment OF going bact 20 the
land are city dweilers. Vigh Nas
employed a. a Detroit laborer and
owned a home At No. i7e Post.ave.
With his wife he conceived the idea
OF renting a farm near wyandotte.
They applied to Demohak. they de
clare. who dissuaded them from this
plan. inducing them to dispose %
their Post.Rye property to pu' the
money INTO Louisf6nu farm Land.
They are thru with their expert
Aen, in agriculture and are back
AGAIN In the city.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
TAKES
~" WORKER
'Hnk Thompson. Form G Z
Lumberman, Succumbs
To Pneumonia

|Euneral services will be held Tues.
II afternoon for Frank McMaster
Rompson. a prominent Michigan
)nbsrman for many years and &C.
~ in Y. NJ. c. A. circles OF the
Pte. who died Saturday afternoon
his home, No. sSs Brushst. Mr..
(ompson vas 64 years old. and had
|cn ~ for Ave days with pneu-
pnis
~ a young man Mr.. Thompson
|Ine TO Michigan from Pennspylva.
J, where he was born In 1852. lie
gagged IN the lumber business at
)egun. Mich, and later erected a
|per mill at Piper. Here In 1876
married Phebe Piper. The same
pr he moved to Lapeer, when he
ne TO Detroit and became q ves.
man.
For several years he was asslst-
treasurer Of the Farrand Organ
npany and later accountant In
rpor hospital. The past year and
half he had devoted entirely 10
work Of the state committee OF
". "a. c. A. He had been treas
" OF the state executive commit.
the last 20 years. lie had been
elder OF Westminster Presbyte-
n church during the same period
thine
the funeral will be held from
stminster church, and burial will
IN Elmwood cemetery. His wife
two daughters. Molvina H.
bmpson and Mrs. Edwin g. Lewis,
viye.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
SAYS JAPAN.
WANTSONLY.
FAIR DEAL
Or. Iyenaga Denies
Toxic Would Fill u. 5.
With Yellow Men
FEWER HERE NOW
THAN IN 1907
MikadO Wants Equal
Treatment and No
More
"a GEORGE MARTIN.

te10d Correspondent United Prcsa)
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The way
TO trouble and the way TO perma-
nsht peace between the United
Estates and Japan was pointed BY Or.
|Toyokicbi lyenaga in a. statement
|lo the United Press today. Japan's
|sttitude toward the United stetes." /"
laid DR. lyenaga, who Is looked
upon as the spokesman for the
lyapanese goyernNent In the United
States today, depends entirely uyon
he treatment the United States ac-
ords the 10000 Japanese within IS
borders
"We Japanese among yoa who
haye given the matter fair thought
fecogniEc and admit that there is
bn undesirable element among the
~. 900.
Sixty thousand OF them are locat
"a west OF the Rockies. The unle-
irnhles are there: and II is ,hls
;roup OF ignorant and unthinking
Japanese Of the common iaboring
lass wASch has caused prejudice
and mistreatment OF Japanese In
hat section OF the country.
we are doinS our best TO make
hem behave themselves. They arr
iothing more than the undesirable
'icment found in any body OF men
nywhere.
The trouble now Ia local. but Il
las an International angle. leave
f 10 the reseurcerilness of the
american government to settle
micahly sRd quickly this situation.
at would Dc p7esumptuous for
be- foreigner. 90 suggest the
isthod. but I wish 10 quote your
hixen. Elthu Root. who prop osed
bat when the action OF a sovereign
hate affected International rela.
k,ns the matter should automst-
zily fall within tho province of the
stionel government and be adjust
u by a.
eJapan does not want war with
ie United states.
Japan poes not want anytnlnz
~ United States has except her
bod will aud the application OF her
kborn ssnso OF Justice.
"we do not want TO oil your coun.
" with Japanese laborers and 9Th
Immigrants. That is provea o.
be fact that there are fewer J1pa.
ese tn the country now than there
ere 81 1921 These facts cannot
too strongly impressed upon the
mericRn public. for unfortunately
Aese are some American publlcists
I'D lawmakers who arc constantly
Arping uDCn their own aAEump-
bn. tha, Japan is bent TO force TIE
sue Of unrt strichd immigration CT
br sut jeeis into this land.
THAT a. not true.
"our only complaint IL that some
spanese on the west coast are
,nctimes hsrshly treated and de-
led rights and privileges which arc.
corded 10 other aliens AROUND
em and 10 japanese in more har-
quarters OF the land"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

Daniel Murnane. $50 Helen, 7s
Sssssms, ss;r s.v.S;..asS. sSsS%sSl' 10 yam. s%,l
Ennsset g,ess.sds Henry DslSe,,s,
iussS %isAm.n' issr 'Hafsns Hsfsyss:.
H..rn VA y wi,IIss. .ss:res,s sss wi.Ss:s Hf s:s'i
Nelson. sft Brandon. about 70 years,
Forest w. sbov, 20 years, puinonsry
tubereuiosis; Herbert L ssysr. Her
man Kisfsr hospital. 10 yeara diph-
theris: zsAa LutrsykoskL fis fecunn-
ssd. ) months. castro -snteritis; Ev-
months eersbrsl meningitis: Eleanor
J. Greene. Grace hospital IS years.
carcinoma OF uterus. 0ipseppt stin-
GO. its Lafayette f.. 10 months.
hroncho pnsur1onia Nike Fits. Pro-
vidercs hospital. about - years. ty-
rhoid fever. Mary r. Jsnovsky. tts
kercheval ~ years rnitrsi insufn 3
cheney, Sophia 81 Abraham. e2f
,woossriaes. s. Ssara diph.hs,Fi..;
Sssrs' h-su.st p.nsins; wiIisns zlni-
mers. Rerss~.ns hoprsL about 90
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
5000 HAVE
NOT FILED
URNS
M any Corporations
Will Pay Penalty to
u. s., Is Outlook
ONLY THREE MORE
DAYS REMAIN
K evenue Collectors
Force Syamped By
Incoming Mail

In order 10 escape a penalty Of 50
per cent and a specific fine varying
from $50 TO $1,000. 5000 corpora
tions and individuals must hle their
returns for 1915 with James J
Brady. collector OF internal rcye
nue.. within the next three days.
March Is the last day on which
returns may be made without the
payment OF the penalty.
With only the three days remain
ing. the collector estimates that
more than 5000 corporations anu
individuals have failed to meet the
requirements OF the law. and warns
them 20 make their returns imme
diately In due time the collector
will send out notices OF assess
ments 10 those who must pay taxes
As the last day approaches for
Ming the returns. the volume ol
mail that reaches the collectors OF
hee Is tremendous. A force Of dep.
utiee and clerks II required 20 re-
port az an early hour OF the morn
Ing TO prepare the mail Monday
morning more than 1000 returns
we're received, and this was all
sorted and distributed to the varl-
Gus departments before the begin.
ming OF once hours
Every corporation that engaged
in business in 1916 is required 10
make a return, regardless OF vheth.
er its operations were profitable. or
whether II completed a fun year &
business.
Many corporations penaliEed IN
the past have been in error 10
thinking that 20 return Was neces'
sary In cases whero years bust
ness was not completed Tho only
corporations which may hle for the
fiscal year are those which make
special arrangements wiih the CO..;
lector. All others are submitted for
the calendar year.
Every Individual whose net ia
come is $1,000 or more must make
return Of net income. whether
married or single. or whether =
income Is derived from dividends or
any other source.
Every corporation or individual
that pays rents or salaries amount
ms TO $4,000 or more to individuals,
must make a report to the collector
% the amount OF tax withheld.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27
e. c. kirey Trsnsfsrrsd

Earl g. Kirby. city passenger
agent OF the Southern Railway sys-
TEN, has been appointed chief clerk.
northern passenger department.
with headquarters In Chicago. Mr.
Kirby has represented the Southern
railway were for the past four years.
and prior TO that time was afiliated
with the passenger department OF
the New York Central linne. He is
secretary OF the Detroit Passenger
club. also a member OF the Trans.
portation club.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

ysars, iobAr pnsumonis. -Tona osta.
.s.i.w Ts: tssSs %s,ls 4 M sr S.essssorss assss,sts
2 years icbar pneumonis; Mamie 9.
Sro'-; s,c s.qI,os,, prsss so'p,gss gs s.il ssl ssi
Townsend. az years PulmeRarx ~
w, - years chronic cardiac val
yulsr insufncieney; sarah German.
rag twenty -nfth. "a years, myocsT-
dial degenerstion; Jane Marsh. ssb
Bellevue. 7s years. seniiitys Mary
Roths. Iles Hamilton, 70 years. car
cinoma. Eleanore pieszkowski. ~
Pollard. year, diphtheris: M- Louise
Dcdsiey. Grace hospital. e. years.
embciism; Dorothy T.. Reed. ~ Leon-
ard. II daya eryslpelas; Leo Dive
wsth: 81 H.rTSns moPth, ,,, loe.r
beth Sns W. q yssrs &C., Sronehlsi p pnsnmo- %
mia; Edwin p. Whitfield, Grace hos
pitsl. 10 years. fractured skull. Burt
Rice, Receiving hospital, about ~
years, iobar Pneumonia. Gustav RerE.
r. a. ADAMS sarn W. - yss,s ss nrsTsa ,.s.r. Mar
diabetis msliitus
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

Hong FonE. a San Francisco Chi
nese who has been living In Detroit
the last few months. was arTaisned
before United States Commissioner
J Stanley Hurd. Monday. charged
with having eonspired with two OF
bis eountrymsn 20 frsadulentiy OBJ
tain q certificate from the govern
ment to permit him to 70 TO China
and later return TO the States. Not
long ago Fong was indicted In San
Francisco on the same charge The
hearing was postponed a month by
the commissioner IN order that wit
hesses may be brought here from
San Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-27

Funeral services for Sanford ).
Lewis. manager Of the Deyiin com
pany. auto dealers OF No. 1887 Wood.
wsrd-ave.. who died Friday, were
held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock
at the family residence. No. lf2 Put.
nam-ave Mr.. Lewis was the son
Of n. 8 Lewis. He kas born in Cir.
cleyiIle, o.. and educated in the
schools there. He was graduate
OF the Detroit University school. He
Is survived by his parents and one
sister. Miss Emelie Lewis. Burial
was in Woodlawn.