The Detroit times. [volume], December 03, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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PRESIDENT
"SUPPORTS
RUMANIA
Sends Note of ( beer 1 o
Kin#; Congratu
lates Mikado
WASHINGTON Iw. I—To en
courage K'nimania. now in a dHTlculr
position " -4 of (lef***:-
!k>n. President Wilson today mw-
Miinl th** RuniiinlM k'.'K promise
of Bupport now i’ th* pea**-
and after the w.*r
A* the Mm* time President Wd
non Bent ihe Japan*-**- *mperoi
incflsnK* declaring 'hi reault* o.
. Vlaro'ini I-:. - "
happy a* i. n> p*Tin nent A* llk 1 ™
dtirinr frleudwhip <»f the props s os
the l/nlted State- and Japan
h “The people of th»•• f’nit*-4.l ■. J
«aid preciden' Wilson, ‘have w.itrf.
(Ml with fueling* of wannest syuipu
thy and admirat ion Un* courage** i* |
snuggle of your inhjest> and th<
pooplo 01 Rumania to preserve trow
th* domination of German mtlitar
imn their ratirnr.l integnt) and
’ h** government of tti”
I'nltttl States 5* d* i' 'iiinrd s o con
t ill a** to Rumar-ui n ’h r s*t rwa
gle.
"At the *amr iim« I « >h ts n- - -
(un* your majesty that >h*
State'* will ail pp* 11 R:imania after
th* War to the best Os t'P übllltv ;
and that in any find negotia'inns
for pence. it will use fi - eor-tant ef
forts to s*-e to I* tha 'h» int‘gr ,f >
of Rumania as a fr* nil indep* t»«
■nt nation Ip idenuntely afe
g The nic««.Age to thr mikado pahl
R’ “Yonr majesty**. rorilial nie-*j»gi
J* moat *o me nnu th
people of the fnttrd States i- i*h
J>to express to your nr. sf’ ’lie
felt pleasure we hav* hud in wel
coming your dlatir guish-d r*rr< en
Native. Viscount IshiL The result of
Mb rlalt will he as happy and m
permanent as the enduring frond
ship of thr people* of th<» t'm • and
States of America and Japan Her
mit me to hope that Viscount Ishn
In returning to his native land will j
bear wjtb him memories of hi* vis!’
as delightful ns those he lef* with !
US.*’
CLOSE SCHOOLS
TO SAVE FUEL?
Vacation* In January Instead
of June Suggested As Fuel
Famine Measure
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.—A plan to
cloee all schools In northern and
central states during January and ,
February as a coal conservation
measure 1s before the fuel admin
latratlon today.
The closing of schools has been
merely suggested. and Is not Immi
nent. it was stated, bn* one nffir■ J 1
In explaining the serious situation
declared there simply Is not enough !
coal being moved to mee* all re
quire meats. An Investigation Is he |
ing made to determine the araoun* j
of coal that could be saved by clo*
in*? schools. A recess during Janu
ary and February would be made up
by extension of the school term for
an equal period during the summer
A committee to draw up a list of
n<m-e*«entlola which shall he de
nied coal and transportation is be
ing formed by the government to- ;
day.. An Immediate decision as to
the handling of non war products is
necessary. rt was stated at the fuel
administration offices.
DETROITER KILLS
SELF AT CUSTERj
. CAMr CTHTKR, Mich.. Dec 1
Rudolph J. Forejt. Company M,
Three Hundred and Thirty-ninth in
fantry. Is the second selected soldier
at Camp Custer to commit -uleid*
While despondent Thanksgiving
night, Forejt severed n arten in
his right ann an( i hi l alnv>-»t bl
to death before he >\ found H>-
died this morning in *he h; * '.-pi
pal>—FPrejt arrived v.—►-* ......
Iletrolt. Ills home a lei;* - r >- * 1
Aft No B'-2 Flnfatkxm , li.-po-vi
ency was though* the cause of hi
action.
Do You Blame Them ?
Taxpayers In N o
Rush To Settle
Comparatively U w laxpftyrr- toov
•dynntug- of the opening day in th.
county tri *<>i-er7 office tor p iir
III* 1*.'17 county tn\es. Saturdin
Frohsldr not more ttian TOO persons
Ttßin-d the offif e-< du r ing *he morn
ing
To handle Ihe "ov'-rflow"
a 4oxen wire cages hav« been eiert i
ed in the hnllwry on the -econd fioor
of the county hulldlr.g. A squad of j
poll.- <>n was detailed to keep or
dor In the crowd tha* was exp«.<-ted
Arrangi merts have been nnrte b>
Tminty Treasttrer William H. Gr«*#n.
Jr., to rslkirs ihe mißtomary conh:
■ion Tatpsiers can avoid standing
la line by tnaillng checks nnd
receipts to the county tr« vin»r ■< ot
Jlce jf
■\ To be connected withs piano or
Ofgnn keyboard a Hwedls)| muslciun
All In vet-, <i .1 i ■ jjr - t«al nieuirutn
tha* tmnscrlbes music as tt Is com
p.- : -«n s ws* ribbon from
Wbh ti 1* can he copl.-d
Invest if St ton has shown that more
Itnoiuen are Injured than any other
. .
tribal tudußtry, hot that twtly a etnatt
jay r ■ -ntHk* of acctdeniß are due .>
■MBI It st»i»ck.
BUSINESS IS
PKAISEUFOR
PATRIOTISM
Times Publisher Lauds
Devotion Sht>w n In
War Work
manned be reutpten •ot of tv jr
t i.'. »,r.<i n.-. :;i (, f >)
At «1e- H If! t- itnc-rr 1a set up •h-’
chips' f r T ncle Sh-- »t *e ’i 1 * f
all oth* r • epu- n f-T
r.eth domeatfc ami foreign cust mera
going v *‘ r un,^r t h*' “a ‘' p Ooun*
’ The *’wtnd geetf, wpc-. l»teth. - ’
bu* TWtrett'S dev -T i-n ». : 1 > gr.'ftt
national ad'enturr t* -r eintered
everywhere After I had addressed a
patriotic gathering in MaUimore
where in tha Jong ag a Uea’ iiec**
pr>ng mHa hreaihed into the air. h
hanker «.f tha’ <if came f ward t •
mv that it ivj»* hi* ,1--y ti »ti<> r with
Pr.-/wd»nt Ralph K '"in*, the
ment of the at-.-n |-r";iertv .u-t 'dlan
in Washington.
There in the ■ ap.’al al* abide
many other eee»nttal P**r- > n
der tee« mre***nl oondiMc.na abroad,
we •-•-.ulcln t kee;> h“U*'- with l "!'
i but w« relinquish them p»k iv tl\ for
iac\ * gain. lien r ' f' , * , rii i ■ *t.ere n
i-'.naultant on the T ulteo Statce • iT>-
p^ r Vs».t k ?h :r r ir.„ ,: tl re a fr
voat-general s <-a(T H ward »•: <- r
tin and Jr*.*, i Vincent are on the
m«* r Tinnlf*al bv#rd ,
-
Jov ar#* nervine ■ tnvi^i ; *»n di
i viiiion of t *ct* f% • *■»ry>.*. Mij * *
\Y AUlrn h** stun* f r
d^jmrt *•» I
V & n <1
, „ mm ttg* vpq; .fV- f • tl ♦
r.f th< In !u<*
tri*n to th» frov»rnni*nt. «hTh
amount* to thi* * f w< nr* \i**
V 9 nn you fit * ft* .7 (’* «;•*« ***
rhuirman of th* hu! •* a t *r. rt
And to t) * q:Art* tv n**r
d*pArtm*nt w* hav* rontrM»-ft*fd h
s»*A*oII4NI Hunmrii *!cp*r**n. * and .
parity %.• MaJ E E ffartw h. *y'
W r T’>p*r, Caj>t 1 :m u «\s«nd!*r;
«**rt Walter B r*,}*. apt P M
pf ri \ . Cm pi* Pl’, win * t»* < ip f
W M. Chamberlain find * *ai v ' Jr***ph
I rail fhi* roll to prov* re
• 4
land in the loner defailea of pear*
Ma\ th* ••--.in# . ; t•• b* n \. •» t i^i
f*ane 1 Have mention* 1
BEFRIENDS M AN;
LATTER ROBS HIM
•Mike" Dura. No. 223 Joseph ram
nan ave realir.-rf the Ingratitude of
tnan. Saturday morning, when h*-
woke tn find t *tranger he took *o
bed with him. had *»o|e n 1730 from
a belt around his body. The niSt;
was walking along th*' street, Fri
day night, and asked Dura for a
“Ci itne horn*' and sleep wi'h me.
invited I eira
When he woke up the nun and
money were gone
’Save Health
CASCARAKOUININE
The family rrinHy —in tablet
form - -aafe, inre ea«y to tab* No
opiate* no after
C.\tt*9 roldt to 24 boijft Om * n I
dtyi. Jyfnrty hiirlr f itfrU Get tht
genuine b * wtth
K’l Top ir'l Mr
LVIi i H»ll S ptrt.jr r y* it if I'm
KJSKI *4T.W.»ef-»2fc.
Myjwr At Any Drug Stor,
MOjT COMPLETE CNCRAVfSS
PLANT IN THE WESt^
[isPRUNKf]
LkENGRAVINGyI
ST or mot,-. /
a HPk \ *o v"-.U« /
i, •
nA isy§i TE
" OETPOIT; MICHIGAN ,
DOREMUS
SETS COKE
FORDETRO.IT
2,100 Tons To !>e Deliv
ired In \v\t Six
! >a> s
help Quirk and 1 h* ;>•* for more p*r
* ANDREW l/>Ttl%rETl
' ronaumer are s'• W per ton for '
[ the and r* r » >n for J
•er*. Mr. \V hit comb sa>-
VV * 4 oaf du» to i ? t » nrs> next ;
* r*o v l i a r O' i
rd*nr to r**> eiv#vj from !
«hinirto!i Detroit iP‘l Vtlanfrt. I
| C.n . have been singled <»-.* b> the i
y The coal ‘-tealing otnm "***' of
th- Detroi* Hoard of fomnurce.
of which Georg* Huchauan chair
man. is dev,.mg ,on si,Arabic nt
ten* ion t<> tit • loot ing «,* eo.G car*
tak* a hand unle«-> *hi* v« r ab;*^
sense and *hc penalty severe.
GEO. W. COLEMAN
TO BE DETROIT
VISITOR, DEC. 11
the Northern Baptist convention
will b«' !n th»* city, Tuesday even
ing. Dec. n. and Will b<- th- guc-t
jof honor and principal speaker at
a reception end mass meeting of
j Baptist* to hr .•• in h» £ r jr>T
I Baptis* ihurch. Woodward and Pin
ro-avry Mr. Coleman is the di
ton. e*ra:>hshed by b> ,ju* -* bv s h”
late I*aniel ford owner of Youth s
Companion, and a prominent Bap
I great city. He i» also president or
1 th* Sri gam <*r- Sociological confer
I enco, and j,r *i*lenf of ’he Open
j A> m pr*«id-nt of the Northern
* Hapfis* convention he i- giving much
I of his rime to awakening the gr*-at
constituency or thr« communion tr
open to'*™ Chyle Man church.
Vr Coleman has many friend* Tn
w jth the Associated Advertising
* Club* of *he World, having been
,rr ,i 1 , n » tVvl4 !Hfl ’ • Pfl ft a I OrKJifj-
I izatlon
will cornc to you if you Ail:
train thoroughly for olficient
service.
Opportunity for thi* kind of
training alTorded in the day
and evening cla.sse6 of
183-161 Cat* Avenue Phone N*a,n
633-t so- illusttated catalog. Larg***'.
bp,t equipped business achooi In
M rbigan.
R. C. MUELLER & SONS
TS SHKI.BT STHF.KT
MACHINISTS AND LOCKSMIIHS
Krrt ot a.I kFrvJs maUe ».u
Uvnmowtr* r#(.aire<l and sharpened
Telethons Main 4111.
IFlPoK^^
[(BEFORE YOU J
tT build a
■ • }< :4
Visit the Bu 'ders' A Traderg'
P'REE PERMANENT
BUILDING
EXPOSITION
Everything ,n the Budding Line
Fourth Floor WnolMoit
* Huilding C/
TERMS REASOf*>4IL EL
SO.MK (IIOK K
Ol FIUFs \MJ
kVMiiin si* \n;s
FOR RENT
DETROIT TIMES
Mavor Savs D.U.R. Manifests
J 9
Unlair Spirit in Abrogating
Agreement on Short Notice
Mayor Mr i -.sued the follow'"* after the D. U. IT
announced it would increa*. f r*» to five cents Sunday;
-In .niun.r. . r. i , ..... . out giving the city
ad.quat. police, tlf. I*, troit i itl'v has no* manifested a very fair spirit
• als the p. ; i . » | ’.»> comp, tj s contention that it nan not
give proper service without an increase because of the higher cost of labor
and materials ma> be true but .is one partv to a contract which has been in
effect for more than four >■• ar* it does not show the beat faith to abrogate
it on auch notion •
•T’nfortuuately. the municipal ownership club which the city held over
the company was weaat-ned with the defeat of the municipal ownership
amendment While 1 believe that the people of Detroit are willing to pay
increased fares provided prevent wretched service Ls unproved. I do not
'*ink *h;s increase should have come until an investigation by competent
ngineers proved that it is necessary
Ju*t wh«' emirs* th* dt> take. I must decide after a conference
with the board of streo* ratiw;<\ commlsMonera, and in a communication
to th- council Tuesday nigh* I shall present th* situation In full.
•The company has taken a particularly opportune time to make its
demand. If there ever was a fiine when i* would be inadvisable to order
company to stop its car,- provid’d it does not continue the present rate
if fate ;. is the present tinn Many of our factories are working day and
night on war orders for the government. To order th*- company to stop its
ars now would not only interfere with th. transportation of the people of
hi- city at the worst sc**on of the year bu* it would mean the suspension
of this work so viral to the sticce -ful prosecution of the war
"The company has announced that th*' Inrrrua Is only temporary and
•hat tt will be g’ad •*> readjust fares when conditions warrant it. If *he
uvesugation by engineers show* that the company's demands are reason
,bl* we w,U have so arrep* them On the other hand if I* Is disclosed
thai *hc company's pr* sen* earning* ar* 1 sufficient, we will make use of
every club in our possession to fore.* it to terms
MECHANICS ARE
EAGER TD SERVE
Many (Jive I p (rood Job* To
Work For Uncle Sam
In France
From shops all over the city and
n* urhbormg towns mechanics ar*-
:iock«m; to r hc army trcrulting sta- 1
ton a T No 221 Woodward ave. to
•nil*' frr service m the
. ... ■ ■ -i, >.. . • .>
il;e l T nit*Nl i*i.v»s gov. rnment at the
American ba-*e in France
N|en nr* leaving excellent posi
, • ;n RU] install M 0 work .for
i'nrle Sam so an uch smaller wage,
o.riu l-e. tUM they f. el it is ’h-ii
. p.i * »>t r.<lv en'.ur* Far -w, 11 scenes*
~r \W>mlw ; ird-HV< .i- th* nv ti gath
i*r i' front of ,k *' r■■ it' nt head
■ u. t r>. r- •»; board spt ' ial cars for
| h» Mirh.grn fentrai station, nr*’
! common sight* th* ri \,
From h* r* the recrut's go dire*.
; \q (’amp Mrges. newly established
in M'a.*bine?*,n. H. (’, where they
jor equipment. All will b* in Franc*
before the first of *h- year, arcoro
j ing to present i>b.n> f'here arc ac
[ toininod-i*’*>ns at C«-mj for
~ about thr*-* unit?- The
! i*-cruiting -.quad for this branch <■*
i th* ser . it.•. comprising tour tir-o
lieutenant* and a medical * iaminer,
*'Xt’»-« t ; t« l'uis*- a full unit in D* *
1 'nd* Sinr< Jus* Sunday about t*M>
i httve b- * n enlisted. F'’iila> w-;u> 'he
1 banner dav thus far. IT, men being
I sc*. a wa About more l*-f‘ Sat
urday toon.
In adlif ,n t*i these men the arms
To Our Customers —
A- you are probably aware, Governor Sleeper’s Milk Commission
for the State of Michigan, consisting of State Dairy and Food
Dommissionor W'xwirufT, J. N. Mcßride, St-ate Market Direc
tor: Da N. Waterbury, member of the State Buad of Agicul
ture; Kx-(Governor Warner and Professor Anderson of the
Michigan Agricultural College, together with the following
representative people from the city of Detroit: J. Walter
Drake, representing the Detroit Board of Commerce; Mrs.
K. M. Grindley, representing the Federation of Women’s
(;iubs: F. X. Martel, representing the Federation of Labor—
a committee appointed at the request of both producers and
distributor of milk for Detroit—have been spenigsg the past
ten days in an exhaustive investigation of the cost of produc
tion and the cost of distribution of milk, with a view to
arriving at jm equitable price to be paid the producer—a price
which will enable him to increase his production of milk,
instead of selling off his cows, thereby depleting the dairy
herds throughout the state, as is being done at the present
time.
TM« commi sion decided that, rnrfhmencinr TVeember First, tb«
price paid the farmer-producer should be $3.35 per cwt.
f o h. delivery at country station platform—
* I
This l*eing an increase of 85c per cwt.. or 1 Vjo per quart over his
present price.
The commisdon also authorized an increase of distributor’s price
to con umers. to 14c per quart and 8c per pint.
This, therefore, is to advise you that, loginning today, Saturday,
December First, the following schedule of prices on Towar
Milk and Cream goes into effect:
Pasteurized Milk 14c per QUarl. 8c per Pint.
Jersey Milk 16c per Quart, 9c per Pint
( oflfee ( ream 14c per V 2 Bint
Wayne County
.-»-n* ' . infantry recruits to Colucv
bus F'ritlay and nearly 30 today
Other recruiting squad* from the
i.uarternri.sur'e department are at
work m ToUdo and St. lx>uls.
A man refuft-s to believe that &
girl know* how to kis-« unless he has
‘ tt direct from her lipv
.. I v jtj
Don't endure that itching
Heal it with
Resinol
T’-Jit itchinp which Ic-errii vu awa*e at right, Re-wthiamMUMiwN
, , . . If ,ha, it can tw
and IT< rs you to »• rati uat the most embarrass- n**«lonopcwndMirtace* witK
i ing times, ia almost sure to yield to Resinol Oint- «• itcirvhni
y th. (ii.r..m,c,rt «f>p. »nd h.a inf I
begtnswitlit'ie hrstapplication.andthedistress’rg l»r>l Omsnsi kninot
eruption quickly and Vippears. Resinol Ointment S'wpir,»«T<l be» I
' •« Kestrel S.-wp fur >K,
is even effective if aided by Resin*,l Soap. i>,!ft.»tw»|K*>«nktwky'«»h
CAST OUT
DISLOYAL
CITIZENS
M %H«H 4.1 X
Vice - Pres. Marshall
W ould Denatural
ize Seditionisto
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Vlce
President Marshall Saturday d©
dared In favor of "action to annul
naturalization of disloyal Americana
and confiscate their property to the
government."
1 If the d*H-trines advocated hr pa
Surest Cough Remedy
Made from Globe Pine
Ballv MU* #t Ho..*, V*tt Eevmvwical
t.##4 t« ChlMr«a
Prnrar* two r*inna at glycvrln* and •
half imbn of Globa Pine Compound
(C<mrentrtkt#d Pine) from yoajr dru*«Ut
g Mis thm. with nts hrarinir
Üb'wpoociful# of tr»nuUt«rd
«n**r In half a *Uw of »*t«f
T«k*> • tmttxvmful •« oft«n »»
HgL?- n»c###«rT ,r> alve r.lief. R. »ur*
.i/SuM **’ I*t Glob# Tin# Compound
W3B.tCone.ntr.ted Pin.*. No other
iTyEjfciwill *n««rr th. purpo#. in tb«
formula whichcom*. from .mln.pt
mod to ml toil rr • and tnakro th*
moat rff.r‘.l*#. pl.a*«nt and
***■*“■ prompt-artlnp r.nwd* for eovi.Vi*
and eol-la affecting the bronchial tub.*
or throat. A# can b. ae*n It contain* nr
harmful drug# and may b# u##d fr#.ly.
*1 OX1) AY . DEC EMB EH T , 1917.
ciflhta were applied in the I'nlted ■
States, It would lead to scenes like
those in Ruasia," he »ald
Newbhrry j Butter Enlists
Anton* 17 Detroiters to euliat in j
the navy Friday. »o« Antonio rtern :
hard Andreaaaen. butler tti the horn*
of Truman H Newberry Andre.no
sen i* 24 years old a native of Not
way, and a naturalised Americas j
j Citizen. He will b** ness? at once t |
the Brooklyn navy >urd where h<
will he with his employer, who l* a
lieutenant -commander of naval. re
serves stationed at the Brooklyn
yard.
To clean the air that enters an
automobile carburetor an inventor
has patented a device that passes
it thru curved, square sectioned
tubes, the dirt being thrown to the.
sides by centrifugal force.
pLOATING specks before the
* eyes, dizzy spells, palpitation of the
heart, less appetite or craving for sweet
or sour kinds of food are signs of self
poisoning by products of poorly digested
or imperfectly eliminated food waste
which nave entered the blood.
Beecham’s Pills assist to restore normal
action of liver, stomach and kidneys.
BEECHAM’S PILLS
Direction# of Special Value to Women are with F.vcry Bo*.
Sold by druggitt# throughout the world. In bose#, 10c.,25c.
i a fl
! Meeting place
| of Representative
| Amencan Men and ?*Vl*
I Wfomen trom every
f state in the Union
I illl ,WU JltJlir’
*»WiiiiMWM-JsfM WMmmv* »*.:o,»ar*,*al|
I
\ fiiM’v deposited in
, |i "xjX |\ 10l II s.WIMiS DEPART- |
/ \ MKNT ON nil BEFORE
rs /_AJ y IMF VIII n| KAMI MONTH
if K| A\ 11. I. I) n\ \\ | \ TKHI-.hT
i ' xKMi'J'J "" ,M '"" , - 1
// 111 Is f VN K MAINTAINS
I < BRUIN COMI'I Kil.n
i■;iji:im.ir braving imi
Vol'H t (*N\ FNIFM I A |s| T I
... . .. .... . I 111 M\| i\ A (till M I <ll
jj ' BOH I loon.
BKSornrits liVKII SEVENTY MILLION
! ovkh D< ILL MIS Ol MF SO TllThS
| SAFEGUARDS KVER\
$70,000,000 im»li.aii i)U*o>niM).
THE PEOPLES
STATE BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE DANK
[RnANC H F. a [
«»iva »*p rwrvrr miar* c»vr>*i rcs.p# j**.*;* I
on, *rr» so *■**(> taiMit! rv eats* rt.axta aiia.tttt I
I ixm irrrt*<o* wr>t hs*tc'.t ■ ■oaai. rnit I
■ **r> irarrios atarin.T> fotvra m -»eu. y I
I M w**aisijT«). *: set Hvrast n* * M I
tiwn.l. ry>a*»K i.t«»h jrr.rra««"t < r*ra arvirttu
vonDvtSD. roaata ruterrrs ■icatui*. roavta iumtna
Wayne County and Home Savings Bank
Organised 1871.
* Capital, Surplus and Profits
over $7,000.000.00
OIRECTORS.
A A, Athr**hf 3 Orf«a Wm V Afnara
Cam W. Hr»w*n <»u*»nth*r JUlph 1
Clir»ncr VI H’jrton Julius i> M.'■ <* 1 (imnt H»c«
f,» n M Rut*#l Jam* • s. \ S«*\ burn
chart** F f*o!lina Chari** '• Jrnk* ’ A l*- ' J!
Frank H Crnil ’»’->«"« V (in;-'* H Tnybr
John M bonaldaon tin * M* r*-l<r * Wiley
OFFICERS
Chart** F Collin* ... nuirmAn
Jullua H. Jlaa** p r **l'Unt
Frank H Crmil. Vlre-President
Fr*d o'i»nth*r. Vl**-rraald*nt
Wm "» rjr****n ~ . Vlre-rr**lrt*nt
Orl« p Taylor Vina- fr**ld<-nt
Umri* Wil*r ... Vlff-PruM nt
*V m 1* \f nnfr.., . V|oe-Pr*iitd*nt
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
AVOID THE RUSH
Mail to County Treasurer description of your proper
ty showing ward, side of street, lot and block number, and
subdivision, together with your name and address. Tax
receipt will then be mailed so you can remit by check,
mbney or express order, and avoid tanding n fine. This
will save piojxuty owners time and trouble. Persons
owning property irt the new\ahne\ed territory will save
time anti trouble by bringing with them their 1017 City
Tax KeeoTpTr
ft: 30 A. M to
OFFICE HOURS: 4:00 P M
WM. H. GREEN, JR.f
County Traaaurar
(’ORONEKS HAVE
VERY ItrSY YEAR
furir. thy h c.il vi ir tor th*
Wayne county comners 1 ortire end
mg Friday at midnight. 2.40*» cases
w«re lutndled b* Coroners Morgan
Barker and J,*cob Rotbacher and
»h».ir 'd» rk>-. L.dward (. and
John Creedon.
Beginning Monday there will b**
two tddiuonal rncunher# **f the
morKue “taff llnrr> Kuhagen will
be ttte dav r l* rk. and Potter Palmer
ill Livf * h.*i c;** of ill** morgue,
latnen \evilt was reappointed
morgue keeper.
Effor'a itt*• tedng ’nade by the
«oroners and sh« county auditor* to
douMe th*- pn .x, nt ens aetty of the
morgue id to ti.itroige tin chapel
nnd workrooms*.
I Kdwtn T. r*U*r» Caahtar
Arthur R. T.nrh A»*t C**hl*r
I IPikH ft Hurnt A*M c«Ahl*r
U‘m fl vlrci.-nahon A**t Caahlar
i ftot-rh A*«t c*«h(«r
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la* n Dalalatah Aaat '"n*h!*r
f}* > IT Jr t.n«tnra A**t. C*»M#r