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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08
CLARKSBURG.

- Miss Mary Brent has returned
from Keyser where she visited the
Misses Beane.
Walter Dangerfield and Cavaness
Dean left Wednesday for Atlantic
| City.
MIS-. Cain and daughter, Of Column
bus, who have been visiting Mrs.
Chas. Dangerfield, left Saturday for
home.
e. w. Jones, Of Belpre, O., was
|calling on friends here Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Jones left Saturday for Buck
harmon, where he has charge Of the
schools.
Miss Malcoma Brady, Of Harper's
Ferry, passed through Friday en-
route to Buckhannon where she will
teach this year. While here Miss
Brady was the guest Of Miss Villa
Lee.
Miss Hannah Meade, Of Bridgeport,
passed through Saturday enroute to
Sutton where she will teach school
this term.
Mrs. L. j. Robinson, Mrs. Allen,
and Mrs. Julia Ross are on the sick
list.
Mrs. M. w. Grayson left Sunday
morning for Washington, D. c., to
visit pr: T. r. Whipper.
Mrs. Aron Wilson and daughter
and Burrel Dangerfield have return
ed from Washington, Pa, where
they attended the district conference.
Queen Esther Club was delightful
iy entertained by Miss Mary Miller,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs, Anna Scott and children, have
lreturned from an "extended visit tc
)eastern cities.
Mrs. S. P. West and children re.
I turned Thursday from a visit to he1
parents at Brownsville, Pa.
! Mr. and Mrs. Quarles entertained
Rev. and Mrs. S. P. West and family,
Sunday, at dinner.
| Miss Mossie Clay has gone to Pitts
burg, to take lessons in manicuring.
/ On Monday evening the Stewards
and Stewardesses of Pride's Chapel
rendered the pastor, Rev. S. p. West
reception prior to his departure
Tor Charleston to attend the annual
conference. The following program
was carried out:
Opening chOrus-Choir.
"A word from City Churches ST.
The Rev. J. w. Colbert.
l. Vocal solo--Mrs. W., T. Kenney.
Recitation--Miss Marie Jordan.
Address, "A Word from the stew
ards. "A. E. Lee.
Piano solo-Mrs. B. M. Smell.
"a Message from Clarksburg Cit
lzens'--The Rev. Mr.. Yates.
Master Of ceremonies. w.
Strange.
Guests of honor-The Rev. S. p.
west and family, The Rev. and Mrs.
). w. Colbert, Mrs. w. r. Kenney
and daughter, Miss Dolly, and the
Rev. and Mrs. Yates.
Ushers-J. Webster, C. G.. Jones
and Harry Green.
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Rev. West has worked earnestly this
year and success has attended his ef-
forts. More than $1,000 dollars was
reported collected this year.
The Queen Esther Club will meet
this week with Mrs. James Brown,
Monticello Ave.
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QUINNINONT.

. Rev. j. r. Clark, of Laurel Creek.
was the Sunday guest of his son.
p. d. Davis, who was seriously H.
is very much improved at this writ
ing.
Miss Beatric Booker spent Labor
Day in Charleston.
Peter Carter left Friday night for
Washington. d. G..
Carter A. Bradley, of Harvey,
visited his parents Sunday.
Anderson Rotan, Of Fayetteville.
was the guest Of J. d. Shelton Sun
day afternoon.
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HHs.A;pvO OATS.


baacom Smith and r. G.. Nutter At
ltehded-tire opening OF the EIKs,
building at, Huntington, Monday
night. ---:-, .--,.'-.:...
A picnic and boat excursion TO
montgomery was given on the Str.
Dickinson, Thursday of last week, BY
Mrs. Thos. Whitaker, Miss Cornelia
Davis and Mr.. Rufus Penn. The party
was composed OF thirty persons.
Miss, M. Blanche Jeffries. who a.
attending the teachers institute az
huntington, this week, was. so I'M
fortunate as to lose her purse con-
tanning considerable sum of money
Her temporary embarrassment was
relieved by friends who happened to
be present in the city. g.. .......: 49,,
J. F. J. Clark, principal Of Garnett
High School, has returned from Chi
cago where he pent the summer in
attendance upon Chicago University.
Miss Virginia Cleveland spent Sun
day with Miss Amelia Wilcher.
Misses Eva DucKett and Lucy Da-
Wis left Thursday for their homes at
Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. w. O. Terry entertained Wed
nesday evening in honor of the Wis
1tors. Dancing and cards were the
diversions of the evening.
~ n
or, a daughter, Thursday night.
Mrs. Cora Campbell and grandson
Campbell Byrd spent the first part of
the week in Ashland, KY.
Miss Sallie Burks left Saturday
morning for Springfield, O., to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Bessie
Burks.
Mrs. Kate Coliey, of Huntington, IS
visiting Mrs. M. o. Mitchell, Sentz
street. .,.
Miss Della Williams. returned
Thursday from Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Jas. Merriweather left Friday
for her home at Washington.
Miss Carrie Dehaven left Wednes-
day morning for Wilberforce, O.
Harry Williams has returned
from Old Sweet Springs.
James Carper left Monday for
Granville, O., to resume his studies
Mrs. Ida Scott has as her guest
Miss Alice Banks, of Anderson.
Mrs. M. A. w. Thompson was
shopping in town Wednesday.
Katherine, the daughter of Mrs.
Ida Scott has returned home.
Mrs. Pearl Smith Woods was shop
ping in town Wednesday. --.-----.- .-.-.--.
| Mrs. M. o.. Mitchell and guest, Mrs.
Kate Colley, leave Thursday for Gin
cinnati to visit Mrs. Rebecca De-
HONEY.
Mrs. B. r. Reed leaves Sunday
night for Springfield, O., to spend a
few weeks with her daughter and
son.
j. E. Johnson an undertaken, OF
IToledo, O., is visiting Mrs. Anthony
Mrs. Trousseau James, of Thomas.
|ville, Ca, passed through the city
Wednesday.
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

Walter Tenny has returned with
his bride.
j. d. Shelton attended the grand
council of Red Men at Mt. Hope last
week.
Miss Jessie Perkins has returned
from Lawton, where she visited re-
latves and friends, for several
weeks.
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Board, Sue Chandler, Maude. Wanzer
ivory Woods, Carrie" Chandler, Jen-
ME Warner, Cordelia Wanzer, Ella
Woods, .VirginiaWanzer, LeotaHardy,
Gertrude, Melton, Maggie Woods,
sane Woods and Morris Lynch,
Asa, Broder, Clarence Hardy, John
Garrison and Miles Webb,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

Miss Rice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lena
Rice gave a dinner party at her home
on Brooks St., Friday of last week,
the honor guests being Miss Jennie
warner and Miss Gertrude Parrish.
covers were laid also for Misses
hopkins, Bessie Campbell and Mary
Williams. d..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

10 Finish Course at Howard
MRS. VIM. 0. Lee, who spent her va
cation here with her. husband left
Monday Of last week for Washing
ton D. c., stopping enroute at
beckley. While here Mrs. Lee, as
usual, was active in church and social
circles and, though regretting to see
her leave, her friends wish her sue
cess In this her senior year in the
medical department of Howard Uni
versity.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08
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Or is Your Money Working for You?

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Charleston

Death of Infant.-Charles Rufus.
son OF Charles Walker and wife Of
l4o9 Fifth Ave, West Charleston,
died Friday night after a two weeks
illness. The funeral was held Sun
DAY morning at ten o'cloc~ from the
residence Of the parents. > .
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Let Your Money Work For You
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L. 0. WILSON, President, Weston. w. Va

reverend is expected to be able to
preach Sunday the probabilities are
that his pulpit will be filled by. one
or the ministers here in attendance
upon the annual conference Of the
African Methodist Episcopal church.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

baptist Church MusicaI.-A must
cal viii be given Monday night at
the first Baptist church by the Ham
llton literary society. Miss Denny,
or Boston, Mass, will render several
vocal selections. She will also sing
at the Sunday evening services.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

Rev. Carroll Sick---Rec. J. w. Car
roll, Jr., pastor Of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church, was not able to
conduct the services Sunday, on ac-
count Of illness, Rev. J. w. Essex
substituted for him Although the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

Bluefield Editor Here-Among the
prominent delegates to the A. M. E.
conference is Rev, S. Boston,
pastor of the Bluefield church of
that denomination. In addition to
pastoring a church, Rev. Boston Is
State superintendent of the Allen
Christian Endeavor League, Manag-
Ing editor Of the Voice of Churches,
published at Bluefield, and president
OF the Bluefield Negro Business
League.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08

"A, Marrow Escape.--1ndia, the lit
tie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jennings fell from the second story
or their porch, Friday, and narrowly
ESCAPED serinns,-if ot-fatal in jury.
A physician was called and Immediate
examination showed that the little
girl had suffered no broken bones,
though badly shaken up.
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League.
baptist Church Notes--Servfces at
the First Baptist church, Sunday,
VIII be conducted by some Of the A.
M. Il. ministers here attending the
conference. Extensive preparations
are being made for the memorial
services for William Smith, the four
tn Sunday. All Sunday schools are
invited to participate.
Dr. Brown Opens Ohice.---What is
undoubtedly one of the best appoint
ed dental parlors has been opened by
DR.. J. B. Brown in the K. of K.
building, second floor front. DR..
Browns implements and furniture
are Of the latest designs, his chair
being Of white enamel with fountain
cuspldor and sterilizer, drills and
lathes being run by electricity. His
office hours will be from $50 to 100
p. M, and 200 to $50. Home
phone 429.
Entartains at Whist.--Friday eve
ming, Miss Bessie Campbell gave a.
whist party at her home on Lee St.,
In honor Of Misses Jennie Warner
and Gertrude Parrish. Those play
ing were Misses Warner, Parrish,
Lena Rice, Mary Williams, Mamie
Hopkins, Bessie Campbell, DR.. Bell.
Charles Burks and C. B. Patterson.
Picnic at Garnett.---A picnic was
given at Garnett, Wednesday, com
plimentary to Miss Inez Burbridge, of
Rendville, O. Mrs. Nan Poindexter
chaperone. In the party, in addition
to- those mentioned we're: Miss Alice
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George r. Houfey. %; Ida Goik, 20.
Roman Bagajeski. as; Rosaiia Les
.o JOhn Bi q az; Katarin. Lswan-
Philip caruso. 20: Francisco oizlio,
John sieczkowske. -; Francisco
wiadysiaw Koinus. 20: Agnes Ba-
Wojoich Mros. 20: Nastie Legal, Is.
L. Maynard. Knoxville. Tenn.
Edwin NJ. Pratt, 81. bookkeeper. De-
troit: Edith q. Kin. 2s, Windsor. Ont.
Herman Preuss. %; Bertha Kretsch-
Peter wirsynski. IS: Marsina May
Albert Boila, %: Emma Pavelia. 10
Henri. Winkslman, 30; Pauline II
ruth Gsri; Il R.n KHsosl same. q, cinoinna
Augustine Barber. az. New York City;
Joseph A. Burkheiser. 2s; stekIa Po-
Rich.sr J. Donohue. az: Eta Le-
Col; Evelyn r. Martin. SO. Kansa,
Charles C. LantenschIager, "a, Flat
Rock, Mich: Jessie Gordon. s3. De-
Edward N. Hellers. az; Alice Roed-
Albert L. Beck. 30; Laura l. Hunt
Mike Maxsk. IS; Anna wancuvicz
Michael wiierinski. %: Ludwicks
Wiadyslaw Holda. as; Jadwisa Ra-
kacz. 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
AUTO MEN Will RACE.
Oldheld and DePaima To Compete n
Michigan state Fair.

oldheId and DePsIma To Compete n
Michigan state Fair.
lcfield and DePalma, the two motor
racing drivers, known In the world
OF speed as the most daring men that
ever sat behind n wheel. have signi-
ned their willingness to appear at the
coming Michigan state fair, Sept. 10
oath, to do battle for speed honors on
the state fair track.
This In the first time this season
that these two daredevils have con-
scented to 60 against each other In a
matched race and followers of the
speed game realize that It will be an
exhibition such as has never been
seen In Detroit
DePalma for two years held the
worlds circular track mile record
made at the state fair track at Min
neapolis. He turned the trick In 81
seconds fat the first year and the next
season lowered this one-Quarter of q
second. at the same time establishing
q three and ten-mile record. These
records stood until early this sum
mer when Oldf1eld driving his 200
horsepower Benz car, smashed all of
DePalma's records. He went the mile
in 40 As seconds and set the crowd
wild with his flirting with death.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
TWO little Girls
/ LURED TO BELLE
ISLE BY man
Enticed By Promises Of Money and
Candy, Than Abandoned IN Lonsly
Spot After Bsing With etrsngsr
For Hours.
After All-Night Scarab Parents Find
Children With Woman Who Picked
Them Up On Island Bridge.

Following . frantic search by her
mother and by police ofI,osrs, Ruth
and Mona Eager, seven and ave years
old. respectively. who live ct No. Is
PiQuette-ave., were found Friday
morning at No. 1882 JsfFerson-avs.
The children were lured away from
their home. Thursday afternoon. by q
strange man. who promised them
money and candy II they would come
with him.
The people who live at the address
on Jefterson-ave. say they found the
little ones on Belle Isle bridge at IL
o'clock Friday night Their strange
companion was not with them at that
time, and they told the woman who
found them that be had left them on
the island
It was about $50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon that Mrs. Eager missed her
children. She Immediately notihed
police headquarters and detectives
started a hunt for the children. The
mother found her husband and the
two searched all night for their chill
dren without result.
Friday morning the woman who
lives at No. 1882 Jefferson-aye. noti-
fed the police that she had found two
little children on the Belle Isle bridge
about IL o'clock Friday night. Mrs.
Eager hurried out there and found
that the children were her own. To
her they told the story of how they
had been lured away by a strange
man, who promised them a picnic on
the island and told them he would
bring them back home In safety.
The little ones say he left them In
o dark part of the island when 1t got
late, and they were left to find their
own way home. They managed to md
their way 70 the bridge Hnt Btartet
to walk across to the city. They had
no idea of how to get home after they
got on the city side Of the bridge.
They were crying bitterly when the
woman came across them. They
couldn't tell her where they lived and
50 she took them home to shelter them
for the night, with the hope Of fnd-
ing their parents In the morning.
Early Friday morning she notified
the police. Detectives from the cen
trail station have been assigned to the
case The mother says that her chill
dren were not harmed.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

ty-nrst; malnptrition.
Arthur pec1srk. montha Atwstsr
and RAndolPh; cholera tnfantum-
Anna G. Delaney. IL months. 334
Townsend: pneumonia.
=. mlsnS3ra Du.sns II,,; 2 months. 1905 Nc
Mlecseslaw Pawlowics. 9 months. SIS
Frederick summer diarrheoa.
!, Alfonso Roeca. 2 months. sss Rivard;
fieo colitis.
Noses wsitsman, 50 years. los Gin
ton; uremic poisoning.
Jacob Cxssxkoes. year. 10 Otis;
cholera infantum.
Nay Longtain, ~ years. River Rouge;
heart dlbease.
Frank Kiimek. year. iss chsne;
CASTRO entsritis.
: Minnie Brstschis- SO years. lss Army;
Charles Hsitmsnn. Sc years. $50
Clark: epilepsy.
Fred NJ Kiiiian. 2 months. 12i Cham
berlin; CASTRO enteritis
Myrtle l. Rhodes. 1e years. sac Mill
tary; marasmus.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
DIED.

BoUCHER-At Harper hospital. Aug.
4, Carroll, darling little son OF yo-
seph and Katherine Boucher. 2s4
Fourth-ave.. age IL years.
sgssRowsAus a 3 at ss'ds aSsd ioss
years, beloved son Of William J, and
Jennie Burrows. Funeral Saturday
at $3.50 D. m. from home.
CAMPBELIs-Aug. 8, John. aged SO
father of Alexander. Joseph. Edward.
James, Ida and John Campbell. and
Mrs. Henry Degrandchant Funeral
from residence. Centerlins-rd:, 6atur..
church at $50 a. m. Interment at
Centerlfne.
parents. Gas Field ave. Ida. beloved
S %ds snd s.i pss 81 n sna &
houtte. Mrs. ~. Engstier and Miss
Louise and Miss Rose Dewilde, age
r. years, TSnsral fro frSm on Iesidsn ncS
Our Lady OF Sorrows church at .
o'clock. sun time. Intsrment at Mt.
Elliott cemetery.
DINGwALL~-Aug. 4, Edward A. aged
Il years. beloved nusoand OF Of I ,nts
Phebe Dingwall. Funeral Friday at
2 o. m. from residence, 4S5 John r.
Ut. Burial private.
HARDY-Aug. I, at her mothers, Mrs..
mAry f1O8Rs 5OD van Dy h0-6vo.s SSSt :
garet, beloved wife of George, and
mother OF George Hardy, Jr, aged 81
years. Funeral Saturday at p. m
from residence.
LIMBURGER-Aug.2 2. Charles. aged 81
years, 953 Montclair- ave, st. Clair
Heights. beloved husband Of Mary
L., and father OF Mrs. A. Soree, Of
windsor; Walter s., Mrs. Joseph
Kaltz, Estella L., and Clarence b. De-
Tent, No. 904, X. o. r. M. M. Fu-
neral from ST. Barnard's church.. st.
clair Heights, at 8 a. m. Saturday,
Aug. 6. Leave house at $50.
TURNER-Aug. 4. 1910. at her resi-
dence. 22O Forest AVE. west. Jane A.
Davis, and Mrs. w. IA. Beamer. Fu-
neral services from house. Saturday.
at $3.50 D. m. Burial private.
INTERPOLATION, aged IN years, son
OF Addison and Nellie Pursell Wcyer.
at their residence. 20 Cameron-ave.
Funeral Saturday, .. m. at resi-
dence.
81 Webb-ave, Minnie A.. wife OF
George whitney. and mother OF Olive
whitley.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
BEATS MAN; FINED $50.

MichaelsLaxkew received terrible
beating at the hands Of Michael Zieke
at Riopelle-st. and Monroe-ave.. Thur
day afternoon. Lazkew, his face
swathed In bandages. told Police JUS
tice Stein Friday morning that he did
not know why zieke pitched into him.
Laskew said that after Zieke had
knocked him down, he brutality kicked
him In the head until he became un-
conscious. Finally, an automobile
came along and zieke took to his heels.
The auto driver followed and finally
captured Zleke, turning him over to
the policeman. In police court Zieke
was fined $50, with the option OF 60
days In the house OF correction.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Herbert Carson. 1899 Brush.
Frank sssiak. IS 0oldner.
Peter 4onckowski. 7SS Farnsworth
6taniBlaus Aetyka. 90 Thirtieth.
Casimers Wojtowiox. rs lngersoll.
9sepan Liomek, 101 Annexation.
6tanislaus Jadek. 500 Weson.
August Spices. 712 Townsend.
ChSriss vishktsh. III Lawndaie.
James o. Lennox. S7s Second.
James Lighton. III Myrtle
Adolph Miller. 1850 Buttsrnut.
Martin Ivongovich. lls Dubois.
Kisor Jakowske. 1857 Canheld.
Flo Daniel. 1884 Alexandrine.
anthony 6koniecsny, 10 Roby.
Girls.
Hugo Rsrns, sos ISwersns.
Frank Cwosdx. 80 Leland.
John MacEinak. 16 Florence.
George White. $50 Holden,
Walter Peset. 1883 Warren.
James Moynes, 287 Marston.
David Girardin. le! Forest.
John Ferguson, AS Dragon.
Joseph Chire, lac Forest.
Jan Solak. rs Otis.
Jan wiancek, 17e5 McKinstry.
Frank sscxynek, IS Bulver.
Michael Koschinski. TIL Wesson.
Paul stecker, go Thirty-third
John Reynolds, sos Wabash.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

AWKMyUs<f&>01<ss~ e@S@AeSe
Dstrsof. Un1teA ynxsvlxban L131p Il.
| n. siS:5s' sat an1 ssSy1p q.
| 3. m; IL p. N. q OxSord ru1S 81
Sundays To Romeo, - ~. Is ~
and every two hours TO losp - a
JACKSON LrnGrrrDs -ss:%l - =.
&S:!S. ssAg and s:le p. e: LoceH G.
ysekson. .. N. and svsry twoe heur3
e m Ann Arbor; z. 4. $50
a 4. sSd e Se u ?; q ,: HsStsny ~
~ p. nj saline cars from YDetlGnt1.
T0LUDO LIMITDDD--f:oo e:3o ana
6aturdays snd sundsys. 1850 = m. tSss
Gals 10 Toledo. SsSO O N. and hourly -
$50 ,. m; Monroe only. ESQ an4 - ~
N. y
roRr Hu1oN LrMrrnpsS-ssts. ma
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H Snc M. hcufiy to- 49, 5. M. 3 q
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Clemens. . .. M, Z a M. haIf-hourly
60 p. m., hourly 60 II p. n. Mt.
Clemens via Shore Line. 6:sS q ms
hourly 70 e:fe p. m. IL .. m.
PONTIAC DTvIsI0N-S q m.s half
hourly to 7 p. m; hourly TO II p. W-s
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WYANDOTTE DIvISION--S:sS q. M
hal. hourly to s;ss p. M; hourly ~
Orchard LAKE DrvrsIoH--S : -
hourly to IL p. m
sThess cars run through 70 saginAws
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
HANcE TO WIN BY
KEEPING AWAKE

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The Scheftes oock
extension little In order TO IN
this the public will their usual market
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The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
WHITE STAR LIME

For Port Huron, way ports. steamer
sundays. 900 a. m. and 2:3o D. m. DE-
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uesdays and Saturdays with NORTH
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Duluth, and Mondays with 8. 8. sAR-
FOR TOLEDO and SUGAR ISLAND.
st Gamer leaves daily. Sis a. m: ana
l:so .. m.; Sundays. $3.50 a. m and 500
d. IN. 4t4ts
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

are not q half dozen parcels OF de.
sirable business frontage on the ave.
nue. that can be had.
Plans are nearing completion Tor
the organization Of the Detroit Airless
Tire & Rubber 90. to locate here and
manufacture q new airless automobile
tire. A plant will be built and pre-
parations will be made to handle q
large output. The company comes
here from Dayton, Ohio, where It has
been operating on q small scale. The
Detroit field, a. the centre OF the auto
mobile industry. offers greater ad-
vantages than the Ohio town.
Commercial faifures for July show
considerable increase both In mum
Der and In liabilities when compared
with the record for the corresponding
period last year There we're 1,147
failures In 1910, according to the re
port of r. @. Dun q Co., 1,106 In 1909,
and 1882 In 1908. The total liabilities
involved were 912,790,753, compared
with 1887 1898 IN 1909 and $14,222,12e
in 1908. The Increase Ia chiefly due
to a number OF big failures In the man.
ufacturing lines.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
WOMAN SLEEPS UNDER HOUSE
Spends Night There After Hubby
Chases Her From Home.

chases Her From Home.
Because her husband came home
drunk. Thursday night. and threaten.
ed to exterminate her and all her re.
lations. Mrs. Joseph Sherloof. No,
sleep under the house all night.
She told Police Justice Stein that
SherloOf chased her all over the place
with q knife and fork. She said that
after he had driven her from the
house, she was afraid to return. and
as she had no place to go, she finally
sought shelter under her home. Here
she lay all night. Sherloof was az.
sessed $40, or 10 days.