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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
,r others at this stage.

FOR others at this stage.
The outheld worked like clock. But Mar
tin spoiled chance for Elements when he
Went too far after high one, and then
both let ii go.
alcCabe misjudsed in right. which
went for three bases.
All OF the boys appeared TO be suffering
from lame wings. Call in the bonesstter.
lncidentally It Nigh, not be amss to re-
mark that Martin is some st,cker.
But what's the use? We were beaten b.,
major league outfit. That's all.
Probably Reveile tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Russell ran right into the press bon
despltc the yells OF those inside. He owl
IDENTIFY did not hear the words Of warning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
Reds Defeat Lon,.v,,,.

Miller: Fueych ana Wells
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

VIII leave harsh orItloIums and aIsseot:ens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Dutch Rcvcllc, who was slated to p,tc
reported his arm in poor condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Some comedian. that little fellow, and h
hnd everybody laughing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Danny kauff. the little letthanded ga I'd
ener for the Yapigars added d little lif
To tho game when he came in and caugh
Brainerd. after Russell had been hurt, Wit
rght-handcd catchers glove.
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CONTINUED From First Page)
c!dn stop for moment. not even &c
entertain this particular liSht among
the !nkslinging fraternity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

IS also probable That arrangements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

WARRIOR sure did lay against that ba
when he drove it over the fence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
Detroit Man is Appointed
Manager Foreign Department
OfNatiOnal Cash Register Co.
Mr. G. N Lngham Given Position Because of Fine Michigan
Record and Is Succeeded AS District Manager
Here BY M. L. Lasley.

Company's business wonderfully IN
Michigan. Detroit people have come
to regard the district headquarters as
q Michigan institution. Mr.. Lingham
has improved the personnel Of the dis
trict and at the same time made en-
viable sales records. During his in
eHmbeHey he practically doubled the
sales of his district.
Mr.. Lingham first acted as salesman
for The National Cash Register Com
pany In st. Paul. MINI, In January,
1892. Two years later he was made
Gales agent at Memphis. Tenn, and In
May, 1898, was transferred to New
! rleans. where he made fine record.
In January. 1909. he was appointed to
the sales agency at Syracuse, New
York. He became district manager at
Detroit. February 25. 1909.
MiohIsan--First and Last.
His successor at Detroit will be Mr..
IA. L. Lasley, who was Introduced to
the convention. He was given warm
welcome, and aroused enthusiasm
when he announced that his motto was
"Michigan--first, last and all the
time"
Mr.. Lasley, in his address TO the
men, touched the right note when he
expressed his complete confidence in
the men Of the district and pictured
the great possibilities In the business.
1--WE are selling q business necessity"
he said, land we will not be satisfied
until every merchant In Detroit and
the surrounding country Is using O
National Cash Register. We owe 1t to
the merchants, to make them realize
the value to them of our machine"
Mr.. Lssley's Fine Record.
Mr.. Lasley first entered the Com
pany's service In 1900 ut Columbus,
Ohio. In 1902 he took charge of the
Mansfield territory. He represented
the Company there most successfully
until he went to Terre Haute, Ind. In
1907.
At that place he made a splendid
record and last year was member Of
the famous Hundred Point Club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Otto Slutke. foot Of Bates. Detroit
river, SO years; drowning, accidental.
Margaret Wright, 757 Twelfth, 81
years; tuberculosis.
Jacob Kremlicka, 448 Kercheval. 76
years; senility.
Maryanna Kulczyk, 80 Pulaski, 8
months; pneumonia.
Nancy Curth, Woman's hospital, Al
years; exhaustion.
Maria Stringer, $50 Michigan, 70
years; apoplexy.,
Leonard Sandecki. 1907 McDougall,
6 months; echampsia.
Barbara ]. Wise. Woman's hospital
10 months; lues.
Victoria Parwolfski, $50 Kirby, Z
months; pneumonia
Friedrich Dudansky. 512 Livernois
so years; gastric carcinoma.
Amy Rivard. 277 w. Grand Boule
ward, 63 years: pernicious anaemia.
ELI Hebert, Detroit river, Ga years;
inquest pending.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

very territory in District IA was
represented at the convention. This
means that the whole of lower Michi-
gan and northern Ohio had delegates
present
Michigan Spirit Is Evident.
Michigan spirit was In the air. and
every speaker commented on the close
relationship between the National
cash Register Company and Michigan
business men. IL was pointed out that
a surprising growth ir business had
been the result
Thesconvention was representative.
The delegates are business men of
stansi.Ig and reputation In their COM
munities, and all had the same en-
couraging report to give-namely. that
of future prosperity.
They recalled past gains In business
al the best promise of what is to come
They called attention TO the fact that
IN choosing Mr.. Lingham as its For
eign Manager, The National Cash Reg
lister Company was getting an up-to-
date. business man from the most pro.
gressiye section of the United States
Michigan.
First To Develop Foreign Field.
The speakers pointed out that the
Company was one of the first big
American business organizations to
develop the foreign field.
This typically American organiza-
ton now extends into every civilized
country. Mr.. Lingham will be called
upon to extend and develop the N. G.
n. business in every continent. II 10 q
matter OF patriotic pride that National
Cash Registers now are sold In the
Arctic. Antarctic, and In the Far East
and Near East, as well as In occiden-
tai Europe.
II takes a big man to master such a
business. Mr.. Lingham Is that man.
His work in Michigan gave proof that
he is possessed OF executive ability Of
the highest order.
Detroit People Proud Of u.
In the two years from January, 1903,
until the present, that he Was district
manager. Mr.. Lingffam developed the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

BIRTHS
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
John Habert. s26 Sixteenth.
Timothy Mccarthy, 322 Brooklyn.
VIM. McVisscar, 1913 Eighteenth.
Augustus Strassburg, 80 Amherst
boy and girl ttwins).
Joseph Moeller. 500 Rivard.
Fred Forest. 81 sClark.
Paul Bieschke. s04 Riopelle.
James O'Donnell. 435 Lincoln.
BOYS.
William Blodgett, S6S John n
twins.
Hiram Gilbo. 1878 Helen.
Robert Berger, Al Euclid.
Joseph Busch. $50 Junction.
Louis Des Jardins, 2S9 Eighteenth.
Bertrand Greene, Is Norval.
Arthur valbusch. 325 Ash.
John Forester, $50 Agnes.
Chas. III. Disney, 151 Abbott.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
CHURCH IS rs YEARS OLD.
Rev. Seth Reed, Veteran Preacher
Speaks at Celebration.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May "a
The members and congregation of the
First Methodist church yesterday Gel
ebrated the seventy-fifth anniversary
Of the foun2ing OF the ediflce In this
city
Rev. Seth Reed, OF Detroit. vas ono
of the circuit riders 81 years ago In
western Michigan and who vrs Que
O. the 10 pastors &C serve Tho church
gave an address In the morning. He
was licensed to preach in 1914 and
yesterday preached at the age Of 81
years.
Other speakers at the diamond
jubilee were Rev. william York, who
was pastor In 1868; Rev. John Ora
ham and DR.. Amos Gould. OF Kalama.
zoo. In the evening q mass meet
ing was held In the First NJ. Il. edi-
fee. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. j. G. Floyd. of Chicago; Rev.
K. @. Lewis, of Battle Creek, and Rev.
j. r. T. Lathrop, Of this city. This
evening the anniversary banquet will
be served.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
DIR. MUNYON'S WIFE WANTS
PROTECTION" ON VISIT HERE
ance BY Detectives Hired BY Hus-
band to Shadow Her, She Says.

s'~-f - -
To prevent private detectives who
she says, have been employed by her
husband aid have been trailing her
for a number OF weeks. from interior
ing with Der during a visit to Detroit
Mrs. Pauline Men Munyon, noted
beauty and former actress. whose
marriage TO DR.. James M. Munyon, the
Philadelphia millionaire patent medi
cine manufacturer. created a stir, has
retained Attorneys McHugh and Gal.
lagher as her legal advisors while
here. She Is now In Chicago. but &C.
cording TO a message received here,
Monday, will arrive In Detroit the
last of this week.
Mrs. Munyon Is not living with her
husband, who is 40 years her senior.
but has not obtained divorce.
The Munyon's domestic troubles
have been given an airing In the news
papers OF the country several times,
once because Of fight between her
and her husband In q touring car In
front Of the Philadelphia city hall and
at another time because the doctor Is
alleged to have locked her out of his
mansion. A couple of years ago the
wife started suit for divorce but their
troubles were patched up temporarily,
and the suit was withdrawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
DIED.

DIED.
CLAxTON--May Il, 1911, at his resi-
dence. 1915 Fourth-ave., William G.,
aged 81 years. beloved husband OF
Mary K. Claxton. Notice OF funeral
DWIGHT-Suddenly. May 81, Cornelia
Shade Dwight. Funeral private from
the residence or Hermann Dey 426
Jefferson-ave.
PLATKE--May 20. suddenly. Bernard
band OF Bernadine O. Piatke Fu-
neral Tuesday morning from resi-
dence. SIS Elliott. at o'clock ana
Sacred Heart church at sac
PoNTNEY--May 81. at AIS Jos. Cam
B siava rste sa pSonssey, aged q years
Pontney Notice Of funeral later.
MARx--May 20, 1911. at his daughters
residence. 2s4 Orleans-st, Jacob
Marx, aged 81 years Burial private
Tuesday. May 70. at 10 q. m. Please
omit flowers.
SIS years. at her late residence. $50
McGraw-ave., beloved mother OF Miss
Fol lcerg-E Funeral on
Tuesday at $50 l. m.
BARBER--May 20. Mrs. Anna, at st.
Mary's hospital, beloved sister OF
Mrs. Edward Van Slambrouk, Joseph
and Rose Burnash. Funeral Tuesday
from 1913 Jos -Campau, q. m, and
$3.50 at 81 Joachim's
! MANNING--May 81. John H., beloved
husband Of Ida Z. Manning. Flu.
neral services from residence, 12st
Twenty-third-st.. Tuesday at 2 y. m
Interment In Evergreen cemetery via
funeral car.
BURNs--May 20. 1911. william, beloved
husband OF Ada Burns and father OF
Mrs. Mona Mester aged 81 years Flu
neral from residence OF his daughter,
AIS Livernois-aye., Tuesday. Mt D.
m.
wELLS-Mays 20. at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs d. s. Smith, sos Put
| nam ave, Elizabeth g., beloved wife
OF p +. Wells Funeral at Milford
Tuesday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

German. sac; Prince Rupert. Burmah.
To- Ontario. 1870; Mariana. 1: Ange-
line. 1850; Black, Marcia. A: Castalia.
tsmall) Gratwick. $50; Roman, 20.
Hummer. q: Normania. e:30s Phiiip
Minch. Dundee. America. 10; Crawford.
l0:30i Dickinson. IL; champiain. Doric.
noon. TT
Down. Newona. French. sac p. m.
Saturday: Empire city. TO- Willis
King. IL; Agawa. 1880; Robbins. Ma
riska ind whRieback. Northern Queen.
z a m. sunday. Algonquin. 4: Cort. 8:
Morgan. ~, o. Murphy, Omega. sac:
Harvard. Hamonic $780, thipps. 10;
sullivan, 1870; Alberta. Ketchum. 1880
D. ma Frick, 4: Capt. Wilson, q: Rens-
selaer. 2:30: stat khc use. a.
Gary, Canadian. Bvtters. kalkaska.
Fryer. midnight sunday; Norton. Dave
Mills. Anderson. z. John Reiss. 8; Co
rey. Kaministiauia, 4; Mnunola, Glen
elijah. 8: ShenAngo, 6. Perkins, Alle-
gheny. z; Penobscct, s; Filbert. Aztec.
Mix;ec, $3.50; Warren. Cahoon. Friant.
Exile. Crescent City, 0; Kensington. 10;
Henry Rogers. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


man. $40: Philip Minch. $3.50; Penden-
MIS-. White. s:4b; Wolf wood. 1885;
sachem. II. Richardson. 1880; Eden
SHrn ls sSo sS winSps @ora ,a Gn nss
ceyion. $50: Butler. SAD; NotTsik'
sis, Gil. samuel M Morse. $50: aassn.
Ing. s;lS; &C. Paul. s:ssi Kennedy, , 80
$3.50; oicott, 1880 City Of Genon. IL;
Princeton. coriiss. 1850; A. Il. Ames.
~ 20 Masabs; noon Tusea ,s sP.
Maine, barge Uranus. s; BAKER. corsi.
ca. $50; tug Bryman. tug Haekett and
Castle ihodes. tarrived). 10 sunday
nirs. $, c,a,r is.S M py HSi, s'is;
Turret Cafe. lao: Gordon, $40; Castle
Rhodes tcleared). 1880; Rochester,
Down: Joseph Wood. 7:so saturday
ney, 1856; Brazil. 1920; Il. L. Wallace,
1880: ID, q. Kerr. i1:40; Arizona, dco-
tia. 1910 Sunday morning; schiller. IL
Mullen. i;se; Mohegan. Frsnknsa sjsn,,
1910; Delaware, II; London. ll:io;
nah. 1880; Rand, 1915; Britton, noon;
kopp; 1850 ?. m. Giipert, lfis1; ,i, 29sk.
s, s. Hebard. 1850; onoko, l. w. ste
phenson. r. 8. Warner. widensr. 4:ib:
Regina. SIS: Wawatam. 1896; John
Mitchell, 6; chemung. $40; siemens'
6.l5
Mary Eiphicke $50 Sunday night;
Griffin. l1:i5; Cornell, 11:30; Pellat tar-
rived), 1910; L. c. Hanna. 1850 a: m;
corrfgan, 1870; Walters. 1880: WADE.
l:5c; Hill, Malta, 2:20: French, 3:l5;
Mataafa, Manda. 3:20: Maricopa. Hol-
ley: Palmer tcieared), $40; Naples,
Rockefeller. Maniia, 4:2o; Andrew Up
son. $3.50 Northern Queen larriyedl,
els, icleared). Z .: Empire City, 300;
Algonquin, 1896: Cofnnberry and con-
sort i0:40; W, L. King. IL; Huron
The 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. May ~
Up: wlnona. y. m. SATURDAY; NC
DougalI. Nasmyth. $3.50; Meachani, $3.50
a. m Sunday; Emily. g.; Dinkey, dor
gan. Z; Midland Prince, watt krnpp
1880: Hoyt, Assiniboia, 1880; Hadding-
ton. North Sea. noon; Scottish Haro.
N: Grove. Huronic. $40: william lillian
: " I: Ericsson, Fritz. 1880.
Charles Hutchinson. p. m. Sunday;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
10 Dine oIee Club Tonlaht.

This evening the Board OF Com.
merce Glee club win be the guests
Of the committee In charge OF the
fourth annual cruise of the board to
Copperdom on the CITY OF Cleveland,
June 2 to ~, inclusive. at dinner at
the Detroit Yacht club, after which
they will show the committee just
how successful their efforts haze
been. The new song-books are out
and they will be worked for the first
time this evening.
w. r. Orr. who was selected 10
represent the cowmittee in the cities
to be visited. Arrived back home this
morning, and this evening will re-
port what the arrangements are.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

ss.rshsrs start out To Look FOR
Boys Who Wandered Away.

GLOBE. Aria. May 22.-whiie
rangers, posses and searchers are
hunting Sidney and Frank Richards,
aged, respectively, six and eight
years. are lost in the ireat Arizona
desert. somewhere In the vicinity Of
Rice station, on the Arizona Eastern
railroad.
A special engine carrying car.
load of searchers has left there to
hunt for the lads and today other
rescue yarties were despatched from
Globe and other nearby points.
Tha boys left home for a school
picnic, which was held at Rice Sta,
ton. They wandered OFF into the des-
ert. They were not missed and when
the special train, bearing the pic
nickers reached home again the pair
were not on board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

Mr.. G. N Lingham. for over two
Years The National Cash Register
-ompany's district manager In De-
.roit. has been appointed Foreign
Manager Of that Company His head
quarters hereafter will be In Dayton.
Ohio.
The new Foreign ManRgers promo
ton was announced at an enthusiastic
convention of National Cash Register
sales agents held at Detroit last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
FOUND DEAD I'M RIVER.

MIDDLEvILLE, Mich, May a.
Simeon X. Pierson. rs years of age
who had lived in Vaudeville for 40
years, was found dead in Thornapple
river this morning. Whether ne
drowned accidentally or Intentionally
Is not known. but he had been in
poor health and on different occa.
sions had remarked that there was
no longer any object or pleasure In
life and that he would be better OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED rNTEEuRnAH

LIN Eh1.
PORT HURON L1MITED-7 .. m. ana
every two hours 10 7 D. M; Sundays
only, IL .. m Through locals. q nj
and every two hours 10 y p. m, hourly
ITO 8 d. m. including limiteds hourly %
IL y. m shore Line TO Mt Clsmena
6.2s a. M. hourly TO 1i:z5 p. m.
FLINT LIMITEDS--.7sa6 a. m, esoS
a. m, s12:S5 p. m. 2:3S y. m. sx;36 p.
m Through locals. a m. every two
hours to .. M; Oxford only, II D. m
FlirAt, Sundays only. IL o. IN. To Romeo.
2 a. un.. a M. and every two hours Go
Observation-Disclosures LfAxrTEps
SIP q; M. every two hours TO t.l0 p
m: Jackson-Lansing Limited. s:1o 3
m. jackson locals, a m, every two
hours no 3 p. m; Ann Arbor only. -
m, p. m. $50 p. m, . p. m. 10 p. n.
IL d. m To Worthwhile. s:s0 a. M. hour
ly TO $50 y. m. tao y. m. D. m. Il
d. m Saline cars from Ypsilanff.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-7:20 a. no. and
every two hours TO $3.50 D. M; aatur-
day and Sunday. 7:20 y. m. Through
locals, 6s30 a m. and hourly 20 $50 D.
M; Monroe only. $50 .. m. II d. M
wYANDOTTE DIv.--S:Sg a M, half
hourly TO s:s3 y. m: hourly 90 il:ss
PONTIAC DIv.--s a m, 20 20 40 rIn.
service 10 s:so p. m. hourly 20 io:so
d. m. IL D. m: Birmingham only. n m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.--s q N.
hourly TO IL p. m
~ d. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

! santo Furturice. 81; Carnela Cam
PEST, Is.
Joseph Catch, 90; Polagia zabjeI
ska, 20.
stanislaus zanacki, 2sl Pelegis
Baransky, "a.
Marcel Baeckeroot, 20; Katherine
Bennett, %.
Anthony Ricca, 81; Fanny Tome
eek, 20.
Bernard J. Workman. 20; vernan-
| ditk poiimers, %.
Edward Flemming. "a; Carrie Bop
pre-, %.
Frank H. Kelsey, "a, Detroit;
Blanche Williams, %, Genesee, Mich.
Terry Walsh, 30; Anna Cole, IL.
Lawrence Puvnicki, 20; Tracy
Groth, 10.
Thomas Dilibert, Is; Rosa Turtur-
Ice, II.
Lorenz Jasianowicz, rs! veronika
/ Trusins, 10.
Anthony Nowak. 80; Theodosia
Janiak, a.
William Wanki. %: Amelia Kna-
chinska, 80.
Percy Neighili, %; Alma LietRe, 20.
Giuseppe Incanto. %; vinceazo
Caruso, II.
Ignace sevatis. 20! Mollie Planta.
10.
John J. Huntoon, %. Detroit; Mary
M. Ellenburger, rs, Toledo.
Harry Kowalsky, "a Sophia euro
lewska, 10.
William s. Moore, 26; Della Pallis-
ter, q.
Paul Koch. %; Frieda Kali, %.
George H. Jones. %; Ella Binkel-
man, Is.
Theodore Dansczuk; Rose Yaremc.
zuk 20.
John Jobllnski. %; Agnes Rosorza,
! is.
Andrew Taia, 80; Katherine sabo
81
Antoni Baron, "a; Frances Lurzn-
ski. "a.
vincenty ostrowieessi, ~; verna
Kubath. 10.
Karol Kopoc. %: Eva skalmanska.
10.
Otto oberstaedt, %; Hattie Kruger.
81.
Emery Andrus, Is. Detroit; Viola
Arden. 80, Port Hur y
Albert A. Hall. "a; Louise Nantais.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
CHARLOTTE Russo AND
LOBSTER OR DIVORCE
Husband Who Prefers Onions. Triple
and LImburger Cheese 10 Being
Sued for Separation.


HAMMOND. Ind. May 22.--It IL
more than likely that as part Of d.
vorce proceedings In the Lake county
superior court, filed by Mrs. Caroline
Stauffer against her husband. John r.
Stauffer. of Hammond, Judge Law
renee Becker may pass on the ques-
ton whether man has the right to
buy tripe, young onions. limburger
cheese and early June peas for the
table, when his wife wishes olives,
charlotte russo. French peas, lobster
salad and Neufchatel cheese.
Because her husband denied her the
right to get the daily menu and
bought all the groceries himself, Mrs.
Stauffer has sued for divorce. When
Stauffer found his wife had begun
action here he brought suit for divorce
In the Elkhart county courts charg.
ing incompatability. Mrs. Stauffer
asks for real estate owned by her
husband worth $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.
NOTICE

Bankers and Business
Men--Please do not recognize any per-
son or persons soliciting adyertising
or funds In the name OF organized
labor unless they have credentials
eration OF Labor BY order OF the
Labor Day Committee. Detroit Feder-
alton OF Labor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
ILLUMINATION.
ILLUMINATION

Ex%LrE s FIR FRATERNiT Ti" OF t Rs fhe
LUMINATI. for the study OF SOUL
science rs or n RHYME i iddg
velopment OF the physical. mental
and SPIRITUAL giving balance and
harmony and making for success in
the material. mental and SPIRIT
vited TO call this week from to IL
souTHARD. IS 6iinord-st. Phone
NJ soss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

REUTTER-Afay Is. 3s Pulford. Rosins.
aged ~ years, beloved mother Of
Eva. Emil and Jacob and Mrs. l..
day al y. IN. Burial at Elmwood
FLEETHAM--saturd May 20, safan,
widow OF the late George w Fleet
ham. mother OF George Il. Fleetham
Funeral from the chapel OF Grace q
at / O'clock. Funeral car TO Ever
green cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

He was a member last year and
was going at more than a Hundred
Point gait this year
He has been a student OF the cash
register business ever since he has
been with the Company, and a splen-
did future Is predicted for him as dis
trict manager.
Several officers Of the Company
were in attendance at the convention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

points hss South ana east .ss. s. iSd ess
II. m. Fare 20 Cleveland. ~: Pittsburk
1895. Lower berth. ylso: upper bsr<h-
81; whole room, t1.bo. a,
Mondays 5 y. M. Fridays g:so q N
For Bunnle and the Enst--Wcek-
days. 500 D. m: Sundays and holidays
SlsOO ID. m.
day Cleveland. $3.50: Buffalo. f1ko.
Niagara Falls. tfo0. Round trip re-
turning In time for business Monday.
fs7 w.edwsrs -ve.- va Grs-vv-ss ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

sieeping car service between Detroii
and Cleveland, Lake Shore Railway
discontinued after Tuesday, Esd Inst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

wharf foot OF oriswoid-st
Fort PORT fffHos wey perts steam
ar leaves daily, 2:s0 p. m: sunonS<
"a m. and 1:3o p. m -.
rror TOLEDO. steamer leaves daily 80
nm: sundaya 500 .. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

LOST-$5o.oo reward for return
of pearl and diamond lady's
ring left at Pontchartrain Sat-
urday. Telephone Hickory 70,
or Main 1900.
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Will exchange house t,asnting or
decorating for secondhand an
tomobile or horse. Phone Del.
63o; Cedar Gas.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Orion and return. ..............e. 6s
Caro- and return. ............... 1.oo
Saginaw and return. ............ t.so
Bay City and return. $50
Special train leaves Detroit, Third
st. station. TOO q. m. Woodward-ave..
7:18 O. m.
Ann Arbor and return. .........s 60
jackson and return. ......... 100
Kalamazoo and return. ......... 200
Grand Rapids and return. ......... ZOO
Special train leaves Detroit 7:10 q. m.
L. b. HEusNER, A. q. p. A., Detroit.
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wANrrD-ro exchanges.

Will exchange house and sign
painting or decorating fortgood
horse and wagon. Phone' Del.
63o; Cedar OPS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ROOMS-Furniture for rooms complete
~ week. Sumner Co. Mich. and Attn
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LOST-In vicinity of Joseph
Campau-ave. and Forrest. small
brown and black terrier Re-
ward if returned to ala Joseph
Campau.
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LOST at Majestic .theater, gold brooch
with name, Gertrude Pearl Cissne,
return to 323 Z. Congress=st; liberal
reward.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO sell
household specialties; easy sales;
many repeat orders Write at once
ply Co. 1929 s. Main st, Kokomo. Ind.
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