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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
Convention Adjc5rrs-
Ky kc<otf1fe6 Press

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Nov. "a
Alter business session in the alter
neon and religious services at night.
the sixty-sixth annual STATE Mission
airy Convention adjosrned after 8
three dsys' session. The next convcn-
ton viii be hcid in AydeB. n C.. the
date not yet having been determined
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25

SPAHTANSBURG. 5. C. Nov. u
Two THANKSGIVING Day hunting acci-
dents arc reported tonight In this
county. Virgil Higgins. l@-year-oDd
boy. was killed by his companion.
Wiley Crif.tb. near Pacoiet station
when GFifith's gun was accidentally
discharged.
Willie Meadows negro. was shot
through the body and painfully hurt
near this city this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
Picks Up Boat and Man.

BEAUFORT. \. C., Nov. 24.-The
steamship America. which passed Dia-
mond Shcal lightship early today. re-
ported having picked up a small pow
er beat and one man. supposed to
have been blown out 10 sea several
days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. "a
Right Tackle Burke. Of the Washing
ton 4 Lee team. who Was put in the
game with Alabama this afternoon as
a substitute. Just befofe the end OF
the last period. was knocked uncon-
scious in one Of the final scrimmages
and is still unconscious tonight His
Injury is said by phyr icians to be
conclusion OF the brain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
To Fly From Havana 10 Key West.
Ky Hseoclsfrd I-rreel

MOBILE. AIA. Ncv. Al. = y.
McCurd,. ono of The aviators who IS
giving exhibitions 81 nying here his
weckS last night sent = cssleEram 70
the Havana rrsi Havana Cyba. On
ierinr the contest Tor he $4,000 prizc
for a eiEhi frOm Havana 10 Key West.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25

NEw YORK. Nov. 2<.-A pleasure
sail on Jamaica Day resulted in the
drowning today ~ three u1cn- While
a fourth. who vas reserved. II IN a
serious condition - the result ~ cx-
pnsurc and immersion. The dead
arc. J. Horsirom. Harry Hopper am
Louis Kcsfrr. an ~ Iiroosisn. They
were drUvncd when their laurch was
czpsizsd On Rocknvay FONT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
Boy Is Killed While Hunting,
Three Drowned.
ONE CLAIMED BY FOOTBALL
Life of Connecticut Young Man Is
snuHed Out When His Skull is Frsc-
tured in Game onsGrieiron-wash-
inston & Lee Player injured.

WINSTED, CONN, Nov. 2f.-Hsrry
Lee. aged a. years, was killed mere
today in a footoan game between the
Tierney Cadets and an indepeGeni
team. composed principally Of Gilbert
Preparatory School students His
skurf was fractured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. 2f.-rCv.
J. r. Sewer. pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church. has ccccp - q
csii 70 TIC pasforsic - ihr First Pes
lyterian church. 81 Anersls. Ca. jar
49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
QUIET IN ALL SECTIONS
EXCEPT ONE DISTRICT
Strong Gordon Of Troops Is still
Maintained on Both Slices 81 Border
and It Is Said Any Attempt at Up
risiny viii Promptly be Suppressed
Other Rumors Afloat
tBy Associated Press,

LAREDO. TEXAS, Nov s4-mexi-
can Consul Miguel Diebold, with
headquarters in this city today re-
ceived official advices which state
that quiet has been restored at all
points Throughout the country. The
only exception cited Is In what +
known as the Guerrero district In the
state Of Chihuahua. In that section
200 reyolutionists are still making at
tacks on small villages.
The consul says they are not rev.
olutionsts" but are bant'ts who are
In the field to rob and pin tee.
General Louro Vilera, stationed In
Neuvo Laredo. was interviewed today
He has received official advites from
all points embraced In his ttii isdif-
ton extending from Matamoras To t'r-
lumbia, 80 miles above Laredo, on ih"
Mexican side OF the river. aud says
everything is quiet along the border
and In the immediate interior.
Situation Well In Hand.
The Mexican government. still
maintains a Gordon of troops which
Is guarding the border. On the Mex
lean side of the river troops are ON
guard from Brownsville TO Del Rio
and. according to information cover
ing this stretch of territory quiet has
prevailed all day. Dlebold says the
Mexican government has the situation
well In hand Sporadic outbreaks
may occur. he says. but the troops are
adequate TO cope with the situation
and any uprising viii be immediately
suppres scd.
Runnors Afio-t.
Notwithstanding the Tranquil condi-
tons. alarmists rumors are siill in
circulation. These rumors are not
confined to the border towns. but are
current even in the capital. Mexico
City. A rumor current there today
and which was reported to the minis
ter of war. wa to the effect that an
attack would be made upon mata-
moras today or tonight. This rnmor
was communicated to General Filera,
who in turn. immediately got IN touch
with his aides in Matamoras. Alter
a thorough scout of the country
deputy was sent and there was no
Indication Of any outbreak either at
Matamcrss or in the Immediate VI
snity.
According TO the runner in tic capt.
tai. the telegraph wires were TO be
cut and any report cf attack would
be imobssible. At a late hour tonight
The wires were working without In
terrup,ioB.
March Over Land
General vilcra repeated the runor
to Headquarters OF the third military
-zone 1T Monterey. General Trcssncro-
who left Monterey yesterday with
train load Of soldiers for Torreroa
over the Mexican International 1ta't
way. had not arrived az a late hour
tonight. The authorities say he has
probably left the train and Is march
ing with his troops over land 70 roTe
point in the Guerrero district IN NE
state OF Chihuahua. where the reyo-
lutiouists are yet actively carrying
on their campaign " the where
abouts of Francisco T. Madero IS
known no intimafion - given ont ty
the Mexican authorities
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
plax VIII Ressere Order.

PARIS. Nov. z4.-0cnersl Bernard
Reyes. the Mexican soldier who rasne
10 Paris some time ago on military
mission for the Mexican Eovernraenf.
denied today the report that nc IN
tends to return 10 Mexico 70 take a
hand in the revolution. 10 re3>or-
ter of the Associated Press Gceersil
Reeves expref sed the opinion that
President Diaz. whom he cescrirfd
as a great patriot. would succeed IN
restoring order and sfferrard adopt
effective measures for aiiayins the
present popular discon;ent Mex
CO.
General Reyes declined to 10 snie
details regarding the causes which
led I'D 10 the present condition q sf-
fairs IN his country. htf expressed ,
the belief that unrest could not Be
considered as serious and would not
last lone.
Mssero Well Meaning.
10, e Ilnaufoar. Mexican minister II
finance. = also in Paris. having AZ
rived here several months ar-y. Dr.
Tsmanfsur declared today ttet the
situation IN Mexico 4 IN no scn<c
serious. Local aEitzfious he sid
have occi magni6cd BY Tcxs< from
tier reports into a general revolution
arv movement Madsro. ne saidsrto
is = wcai;hy son Of former governor
frr,~s,n,~f -. Pace r1-.r1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
Poor Pay

Tho Southampton conniy citizens
~ho coro0scd the jury were Jethro
r,uticr. W. u. Bell. Icssr 7. Conn. J
Y. Rove. W T. Joyncr. = W Turner
ssd 7. c. fiuudicy. All 81 ihcm arc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
interference Rsther Ragged

Though thcF pI1Tcd \ Eood gaTne.
the showing Of the Techs vas semc.
What disappointing 10 their supf'cri-
CTS. Their Interference sas rather
Jagged ~ times and the backs did ncs
shine a. thcv hsvc IN Drrvi0tE con
tests this year John hughes ~ New.
pOrs News. played vel considcTinr
the fact tina: h. Vas suffering With .
lame ankle Ifc skirted the ends Tor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Gr unb lie.

Sn Iebrt ein uiclcriahrener 8eilt,
9&aa IN Der Che yGerItGuoiguna"
beiBt,
@cnn eillcr giebt ltn0 Scr anocre
lllnl1nt,
Mcum cincr geborht uno Ser anoere
beItimmt,
gScnn hieie ioroert mo icncr giebt,
Ncml oicler meid)t ln0 Die nnoerc
id)iebt,
SScnl cine pcrlaugt un0 Der anocre
gcluahrt,
&Scun oiclcr bcluiligt, mas ienc be-
gebrt,
9Scltn cine mas mill mo Der nn6erc
lif) 6udt,
@crul cine bciiebIt uno ser anoerc
nid)t mtdt,
@cnnl elmer 0aS tbilt, lpoa oic anbcrc
moflt'u
Wem 0ieic empiGngt, mas ser m0crc
bIcdt,
@clm cine Den olocren bGnbilt,
0onn boben iic iid %yperitonoigt."
Nlegan0er.
NIer. W oS5fom5ti.
3D. ionO es jiinQIt nit @roIl geriigt,
Srl cilem 2icbeSbrieie:
nWein 6rcunb, III biit 10 pit Der.
gniIgt;
Sd iiirdlte, Dir iebIt Ole Sieic."
Gen gon5cn Gag III itiQcr Sdom
Soft id, oos @ort 81 fnuen;
Gpd oils Der miloc Nbeno fam,
"a iultdjs mcin Selbitpertroucn.
Id blift' in mni'rer ainobcit Reib
llno bad)t: GoS iinb 10 SohcL
InS ScilIcn fam Gin Nabp gleid,
God Icrnel mllB eS bas 9odcu.
Sub. Brcsber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Gaiiet inns uDn Giebc rcben.*)

Nod einmal reoen pon Der groBell
2iebe,
@ie emit i'm Mui,
Son SecIenrub uno miloem Sinnen-
triebe
Oar manferlei.
Nit Sieb un0 Sult be9amr idJ emit
81 oid)ten
Sm jln9en Sabr,
an 9ieb' unb Srieb' beid)lieB' id) Die
8eihihten
Wtit grnuem Saar.
Nus ih meiu Gag geid)rieben uno
getriebetL,
9illB einrnal enocu,
IS mar - oclldt mid, Elm iiini-
5igiabrig &ieben
Sn i~iini5ig SGnben.
Mein 5cr5 lit rubig Jest, bod luer
fann'a mi'len,
Sb cS gefeit,
llno lollt' ib oennod mieoer Oid)tell
miiiien,
Nitn 10 pcr5eibt.
9toh fIingt Grlebtea nod ans altell
Sagen.
lln0 mand)' @coift.
81 lie bos 9Iitlid)t fiinit'gcr 3eit
%pertragell,
Cd meiB es nidt.
SD rutbe id)ier, lie frinlelt, tr1umeu,
ruben
SIT trnllter @rrlit
nno lteb'n mr. ouf aus nidJt Der.
Idlloil'ncn 5rlbclL
Neun man lie ruit.
y Gormort SIT Eetcr Hoieggcr,
Sniict ms Don Siebe reoen. 9cBtc
0eid]iftcL &erlag bon &. Staod-
mann, 2eip5ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
EruicNurcn scsen bic YiId6fc.

Wehrcrc Foriicr Sod urlo MitteI.
'dllll- Frofcl'orcn. %borlinter Der Siito.
rlfer AitlorN. boben aeaen oelr erj-
bildlot pol Noris. Migr. Nntette. Dor
Dem Glpllgcridt cinen Sfabcneriot,-
NroieB nrGeltrcngt, neil er als Wtit.
ll'lter5eid)ner NcS giiingitcn Sirtelt.
brle1es, oea frun56iiifen Gpisfopats
oert 8cbrold, Ser uoi, ibnen pertnb-
ten Schrbildler in Der .entifie0cniten
mo bcleioigcnoitcn Meiic" ilnteriugt
babe. Scoer cin3elne alager bcnl;-
iprlld,t cine Grtid)doigui8 BON TO-
GOO NroltcN. Ter TrIiioent bcS 81
nllAerld)t" hot Dos alogebcgebren ais
herchtlgt mcrronnI unb Die 3luger
crlltodltiat, Dem GrSbiid,pf oti5iitrd.
gen, lit orci SoQcn BOZ Dem Gipil1c'
ridt i'll erid)eincr Gle &erretung
Der alage bat Der rabifale Senatnr
illo friiberc 3uitisniiniitcr @oac
iibernpmmlcil.
TaNc 5nr Relic ms Muslano be-
icrst 6. &ainc, VIZ. Alb, Cit.Yalfi'
Mureitrakc, nabe GMisom &ouic Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Mus oem Soge6u de elmer
unocn Srall.


Ntontoa: aurl bci'm 6rilbltild on-
rul,i oufmerfiom genla6t, onB td) CT
ne 2uftper1nberung fiir nns Seloe
iebr beiliom bieltc. Gr meintc, cS
mGre linn m%onientan unmoglld, 5ll
perreilen.
Gienitag: Sabe i'm burauf an.
merriam aenloht, baB mir cigerltlld)'
luenn mir itpn nclreiien, nod Der
Sd)peiS iobren f6nrlten. ST ld)ielt
argerlid,. ooB it) auf oieie Sude 5ii'
riiffom ulb iaete, i'd iole mir Die
@eid)ifte aus Dem aopi iflagcn.
Mittmoh: Sobc Wnmo cedric
ben, lie ioae inns beiuhen nto lilir
te~legropbiih ontporten.
Golneritag: Sobe 0 bent Hcl'c'
plan NIT aorl nid)t micher gelpro'
d)elt, bin baeegen iebr 51rtlid) 81 ibnl
gelueIen.
Sreitag: lelegromin bon Wanno
crolten; lie fonlmt in Der nddIien
@od,e. Sabe oas Jelegramm ofien
aif 8arl's Shreibtiit liesen lolIen.
Samltag: 8arl erfl1rte mir chen,
er f6nne es nit leinem 0eihdit iett
pereinbmen, cine 3eiie 81 MAIDEN
@ir fubren Montoa nnd) Der ltloneis,
Sdapeia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Sic &latid)bnicn uun 8rpbin.
Bon Rob q Hona a.

Tie alutifbaieu bon @ro6in iinO
ouf iilli5cbn Meilen inn llmfreiie &c.
riibmt u1b uniibcrtroffen IN Der gan.
sen Wclt.
9ie atutlhboien bon @rooin iinb
cine @rpbmoht, cine &epublif fir
lid. Erdiioclttin lit Srou &oronfil,
inn Senot libelt Die Wit9lieoer hires
aaiee.Gonpcnts. Ias llntcrba1s pers
iumnlelt lid) ullabcnblid) am Suui.
brluunen. 9ort oebottircn bic
SienItnGod)en iibcr ben Senut. Wtei.
tier @eorg, Der Barber, tblt oo uno
bnrt nit.
Seitoem SrGlllein Salgell, eEc.
mails @ollpernante III Der Sabrif
briiben, Don bier gegougcn ober ME
Die oiientlid,c Meinltng bon @robil
iogt, pom Serru Baron cntfilbrt lpDr.
Den lit, bat iid) longe nifts HedteS
I'M Srte mebr ereignen moQcn. Sic
&rGn5den luuroe1 ~nad)gerooc lang
lpeiliq. Sicb, % 9efiel cs Der 0rr.
'ebung, Elm nciles Spierlomm fir hic
alutidboien ber5nififcn: Scrrn CHE
mer BON M}ifloid)p.
Gr lit Gin Woun, Der iIp @robil
ci1cntlid) nihts 81 tbu1l bot ullb bod
bier lit. Nan 5erbrid)t iih bcn aopf
0urilber. mas er bicr mollc, man r1tb
mo limit - Mlfloid,p modt lid aus
ullem nld)tS - unD blcibt. Gr lteht
crit nm llelln llbr olIf. trosoem iit
Der 1ur5c Srt bnrob Grgert, nno
lcbnt 5luci Stunocn lang i'm ieibcnct
S1loirpd al Dem Icnlter. Toiln legt
or lid, lnieber idlnfen. lin bier llhr
Mod)mittogS. lpcnn Die Spnnenglut5
cirl peuig perolonnlcll lit. fonnlt CT
bcrpor uno liebt iid) Die @clt al. SC.
Dem ieiilcr 9lide iolgt ein @iittcl Der
HcplIblif.
llnO lie fonnen ridt oorallf-
fomtnlen.
Srngt man Glenler - mo eS ut
ihper, oos 81 tbull, oenn ct l1Bt lid
nit Nienlanb in @eipr1fe Elm
iroat man i'm, 10 id)n1ettert er fred)
berails, err lei bon Der Hegieriung her.
1eld)idt, oie 8rpoincr ncugierig 81
MAIDEN.
,SrGnlein Gogcl, Die 8oit.Grpeoien.
tin, pern,oH feline Nilsfunft 81 gebell.
benin er bcfonlnlt nnb uerifidt nit
Der Eoit feline 9riefe. Meiitcr @corg.
Der Muieur nidjt, neil iif Seine
8naocn ol,rd) icincn Giencr %ruiircn
Idft.
Mon he9reiit, Bob Gin iolder Bit
Itunb eulfad) unbaltbur lit. Ter
Senot fritz 5ii ei,er ai,BeroroentlidJcit
Sisultg 3nian1nten tno beitlicBt, Die
@irtbin Glemer's ctttallIoben. Sic lit
5lpar nitt gal,5 aeiellld,uftsfdbie
iaber = mas tbiit man nid)t, iuettll
oas Eaterlono III @cfabr iit2
@os ma Dol, ibf erf1hrt, lit ne.
nio. Clemens @obmu1e lit iein ciii.
Qetihtct. (@cn,urmcI.) Glener hot
ieiocne @arbincn. Iedcr. Srnprnu.
1cppidyc, GIiiifnlobel, id)6ne Vilhcr.
sic ,tnaultdnbig iino. nnh Sfatue!.
teit, bic gar feline &lefher anhubeii.
CT raltd)t fIaf,sblonoen Snbuf aus
rotten tiirfiifen Efeifen, ped,ielt
ieinc Toilette int 1aac pcnieitens
SebnmaI. llno iein Iiener, bon DEM
|cimus eriobren fonnite1 Sein 3iciier
beibt Neppo, lit touhitnmm, alt uno
miirriid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Ncs WcQes Mcn0c.

Cas lit bes Weges @enoe!
Nin bebt uoQ Ionf Ole S1n0e:
Sell inns, mir lteb'n nn 5bor,
Tnbinter lit eS bellc.
@s lelld)tet ollf Der Sdmclle
GaS iunge 2id)t berpor.
Nos peroen mir nun ieben,
@enn lid Die Sliigel oreben2
Sic INNER gleihc gnbn.
&ciI inns: bus 3iel %begonnen!
Sell inns: nuf's llcll begonnen!
Ser 8ong bebt mieoer an.
Stto Sui. II NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07

ben icinem 'Sulie 81 l0ien perludtc.
sd bin Die Srnut, Die 0u unbe=
mliBt mo ungempllt nit Dem 8ubnl.
Dem GrioIg uno bcr Wadt errllll.
gem"
User 6iIt Cup"
sd bin Der @eiit Der ginium.
tcit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
=. Sus: slnoontc oelicuto.

@eibnad)ts Abenhl 9ns clcaun.
Il foItbur oltS9eitottctc 3inluicr or.
iiillt Gin eigcntbilmIlhcr Quit. cin
@emiid) pom Sonncnbol5, iriid, er.
biiibtcn Rolcn mo Observation-Disclosures
Scocrmobeln. los %ocroumige 3iii,.
n;er muroc MIR ourd) oas aanliniei!.
sr ecbeut lno Die nuilooernben SpIi.
idleitc lpurien a~eipenitiac Sd,ntic.i
OIL Sedc unb W6n0e.
Dor benz aomin iaB ein Mann.
Hciieu Vlif lturr nlli Elm BcntGloe
rcridltei mar. buS ilber oell 9oniin
hing: Elm bleidler, Ic~benSsrpber 5oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07

y Sorport SIT Ecter Hoieggcr,
Sniict ms Don Siebe reoen. 2cBte
GeididtcL &erlag bon 6. Staod=
MANI Seipslq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Sic 1entiden inn ltrtbcil bcs Nns'
lanocs,

lanocs,
lpie cS lid I'M @nnbel Scr Subrbuns
ocrtc gebilbct utb entlpidelt Got: Dos
lit bas iibernlis on5iebenoe Sbemo,
bos Der trefflid)e alilturbiItorifer
Yroi. @eorg Steinbauien I'M n16Iten
Sefte Der r4eutihen &unoidoii" be-
bat,oeIt. lbs ltrtbeil bes allSlanoes
fir Die Geutidlen lit taf linn ba-
hllrd) bon %pornberein b%eitintn1t NOR
BEN, bob Die aIte r0miide Nnid)all-
liita bon oelt gern,aniiben 9arborell
bon Den N~of)folgeru uno Had)fom-
men Der 9epolferung bcs rontiid)cn
Hcthcs. BON ocr Mon,oliel,, gegell-
iiber bcit ipdtcrcn 9ciitid)en feitge.
%loItcii lullroe iinb nod %nad)luirft. Die
Monlaiien fiiI,len iidl ais Die flltilrea
ltnterlc9ener uno obenbrein itoBt tic
oil Den ytoroiiten 9orbaren" ein
berriifes SelbitbemuBtiein iiber Die
Teutid,en 5it bent ans england inns
iiberlieferten Worte aefiibrt hat:
.1eutonici mullins amiti" Die
Iertidlen feines Menidcn Sreunoc.
3niifen Ben Stalienern uno Oen
Gcutid)en bat iid) bann I'M @efolgc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07

Gie Auiregung legtc lid, balb. 2ic
Gccnlilrner, Die lid ldeioen loilcn
lrnntell, iobntcn it'd aus.
gum SSof5citstaac (oem anna'
mar Nnillo's graut) befom Der ga.
ron oos Gbrenbiirgeroefret bon Gro.
sin uno iein Sean cine ihone 9uien-
nobel uils Dem StabtiGdel.
Sn @rooin flotift man nid)t mebr,
es 9iebt BORT aild, feline Ealltoffel.
helben. Gin geiunber @eiIt pebt -
mic nab cillem @epitter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-08
BENJAMIN F. COMFORT.
Career Of Candidate for Judge Of
Juvenile Court.

SdTScT W OdUOIOdt0 TOT JUDGE Oh
Juvenile Court.
Benjamin f. Comfort principal OF
the Cass High school, Is one OF the
prominent educators Of the country
and one who has been especially sue
cessfil In handling the boy question
Mr.. Comfort was born In Detroit In
1863, his father being b. Newell Com
fort, well-known contractor and
builder. and his mother, Lucretia
Goodwin Collins. a daughter OF John
Collins, who came to Detroit, In 1872,
from Kentucky. The Comfort family
were originally Of Dutch stock. In the
Mohawk valley, and came TO Michigan
In 1882, settling near Birmingham
Thomas Comfort, the grandfather OF
Benjamin Comfort, was the frst
school master In Bloomfield township
Because of his admirable qualifca-
lions for the responsible position, the
many friends and admirers OF Mr.
Comfort have urged him to accept the
Republican nomination for Judge ci
the juvenile court and he Is making
an earnest and dignified campaign for
the ONCE.
Mr.. Comfort went through Detroits
public schools, graduating from the
old high school on Capitol-sq.. In 1882
He taught in st. Pau!s grammar
school, and studied law with the late
William G.. Maybury. but the longing
for a scholastic life. turned his steps
from the law to Trinity college, in
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Comforts ca
reer has been well-rounded in life's
experiences. He lived In New Eng
| -, IL, 4 D,rtafona siv VaQr9
where he met with several financial
reverses, and has been teacher IN
Detroit for 20 years. He has been
principal Of the Tappan, the Webster
and the Cass schools. Thousands oil
boys and girls have passed under Ills
direction, and have had the benefi'
of his kindly, practical influence. AS
hoy tanner" Mr.. Comforts ability
Is we'll known. and many successful
young man today owes that success
to the wise counsel-and ofttin,es
stern measures-of Mr.. Comfort. Mr.
Comforts personal interest and prac
tical aid has helped many boy and
girl through school. and not even his
close friends know the vast amount
of good this unassuming schoolmaster
has accomplished liz his 20 years ser
vice as an educator In Detroit. Mr.
Comforts own family numbers four
children. one OF whom is now In the
university, another In the high school
and the other two, In the graded
schools. The family make their home
the greater part OF the year In g
charming house on Pine lake, In Oak
land county In the recent past, Mr.
Comfort won literary distinction with
his historical novel, "Arnolds Temp
ter" He is vice-president of the Mich
igan Authors association, a member
OF the Society OF Colonial Wars, and
active in Delta Psi, his college fra.
ternity.
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have visited the family several times
recently. and urged Mrs, Frawley to
send her children TO school but she
objected TO both the public and the
par ochisi schools. The children will
be kept In the Shelter home for two
weeks. and IL the father, John Fraw-
ley, and the mother. do not take
some action 10 better their home con-
ditions. and will not promise TO send
the children to school. homes will be
found for the little ones.
speeiaI meeting 0f the Michigan Fra
ternal congress WAS held In the Ho-
tel fuller, Friday afternoon, to take
action with reference 20 certain So
cieites which. IL Is claimed. are mas
querading as fraternal beneht asso-
Citations. when. as n matter OF fact.
they do not conform to the require
ments OF the law. The special OBJ
Ject OF attack WAS a Grand Rapids
society, and President Grant Slocum
was authorized to appoint a commit
tee OF Ave, with himself as chair
man, to take steps to test the right
OF the Grand Rapids association to
do business. Mr., slocum named the
COMMITTEES as follows: John B. Me-
Twain. attorney for the Ladies' of
the Modern Maccabees; Charles 3.
Hampton, attorney for the Cleaners;
8. ID. Williams. editor OF the official
organ Of the Knights OF Modern Mac
cabees; ID. ID. Aitkin. general attor-
ney Of the Maccabees of the World,
and Albert Stevenson. OF the Inde-
pendent Order OF Foresters.