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The Detroit times., 1914-02-05

NiGh.gan1 because OF tAe existence OF
"a uumher ol mounds in the vicinity OF
St-flatF4
Pile paper by GOV Ferris is the
same he read az Putin Bay II the
t.ue ot Ithc Standardization services
lf honor Il the Ferry centennial and
rs entitled Lewis Cass. Michigan's
Hero m thc War Of 1917
George W Parker OF Detroit vii,
read another paper on the subject
u The Perry Victory lbs subject Will
be Michigan Contribution 20 the
pcrfys Victor, Centennial
" T. jerks of This city, vice resi-
dtut e. the Historical Commission,
Wlu talk ou Patrick sinclair COM
maudant of Tile old British fort that
vas l0 ated uu tho site OF The present
CrtN of 81 CLAIR He Will discuss the
cuntroytr4t ls 20 whether The lake,
river county and town received the!r
name, from this officer on from the
founder OK tbc franciscan order
Stc claire
byron A. Finney reference hbrar.
IAN of THE University OF Michigan, Will
present a memorial paper on Micht'
gan greatest poet VIII Carleton.
- Gard OF Saruia VIII talk on his
torical work in Ontario
Capt Il d. Mcqueen Will read
"A paper on "Harsen's Island Capt
Mcqueen has been directly Interested
in The litigation over the title Oh
lands OF he ST Clair Flats and viii
refer 10 that Interesting legal entan
glemen.
=. o. Wood OF Flint member OF
the Historical commission Will deliy
al memoir on Reuben Cold
TAwaites, late editor and secretary
Of the Wisconsin society and an an
thor of note
The session tonight viii be taken
mp by reception 10 the members OF
tue society
The program in ful Tor the TWO
days meeting Is as follows
Thursday, Feb. .. Afternoon SEES
sion. 200 O'Clock Invocation. Rev
John Monday music. children from
the Polk school address OF welcome
Hon John l. Black, mayor OF Por;
HuroL response Mr Clarence VI
y rtoE. pre- .dent Historical Work In
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05

These pretty wash percae gnghams and chambray pa
light Ia Only 40 dreSsethe last OF
Of good styles-for zoe.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
MOTHER FINDS BODY
OF SLAIN SON
"PremOnition" Leads TO Discov-
cry of Grave in Sub Basement
of Cleveland City Hall

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 5-Deteo-
tive John SHIRLEY left Cleveland at
Z u. m. today for Wheeling, w. Va.
where, early today. police arrested
Norman Stanley. %. I'm connection
with the death OF Robert T. Mercer.
%. OF Pittsburgh. whose decompos-
ed body was found buried in a sub
basement of the new city hall here
AT noon yesterday
Mercer had been missing since
Dee. 2l. lie was timekeeper for a
contractor. Stanley was a night
Waterman An autopsy elected that
Mercer had been shot and assaulted
before being buried. Stanley, ac-
cording 10 the police, was the last
man seen with the timekeeper. The
latter submitted quietly 10 arrest at
his home in Wheeling at A. m to-
day. lie denied knowledge OF the
crime and waived extradition rights.
declaring he would easily establish
his innocence. According To police
he had been under surveillance for
several days.
The body OF the timekeeper was
prepared for burial today under the
direction OF Mrs Jennie Mercer. his
aged mother, who also directed the
search FOR his body Mrs. Mercer
came from Pittsburgh a week ago.
declaring that premonition told
nor her son had been slain and
hurled under the new city hall
nustu.ss-iike Printing. No fuss ant
,s,thrrs The plain neat kind that
80 richt Times Printing Co. -
~ y st Phone Main la9s
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
H7E7HaE9H 99H@0 lt1P99H7G1@HFF
Z Friday Will Be a Day of Low Prices and |
"a Quick Buving at HUDSONS

About Half for Plauen
Lace Collar.
big New York house closed out at
very low price sample stock OF these
dainry collars; also Z great many coat
sets and yokes in both white and ecru--
over sl.00 altogether. We are selling
them at the same reduction for 25e and
see
At the same time We took great
quantity OF tine sample rurlings white
and ecru, TO inches vide. 10 sell for
CSC.
Ground FIoOr-MaIn Hudson store.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05

be They
Gingam
neatly trimmed
Only so O them; will probably before
Girls Wash Dresses tn 60 20 BEFORE 6()c
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
House,Uare, Specials

Dustless cloths for busting and polishing
down from 25c 10 1oc.
English teapots, heat proof. 15e.
"Jak-Sprat" grease separaters down from
soc 10 Csc
Aluminium sets of 10 kitchen needs. 76c.
Twelve-inch nickel-plated trays. 7Se.
Non.tip brass cuspidoss, down from $50 To
sec.
Seventeen-quart imported white enameed
dishpans, acid proof down from $50 10 csc.
Twelve-inch fancy lamp shades, down from
high $500 20 500.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05

Ontario Mr.. y. = Hurd sarnia Read,
!ng-Birth OF the Arbutus. Mr.. w. r.
BROWN Lewis Cass Iichigans Hero
in the War OF 1912. Hon Woodbridge
~ Ferris. governor OF Michigan,
Thomas w. Palmer. Mr. Clarence NJ.
Burton: muslc-lndian Song. Mr..
Nicholas Plain.
Evening Session. 1880 o'clock
Musicc. Miss Balmer. pianist, The
DISCOVERIES of Michigan Mr.. Charles
Moore IN. D.; music, Miss Florence
Fish c0ntralto reception.
Friday Feb 6. Morning Session,
500 O'Clock Music Miss Regina
Walsh. pianist VIII Carleton. Mr. BY
ron A. FInney, reference librarian,
University OF Michigan muslc-Min
net, children from Jefferson school
Patrick Sinclair. Mr. William l.. jerks.
Nce-prcsident OF Michigan Historical
commission. Reuben Gold Thwaites,
Mr. Edwin o. Woods, muslc-piano.
Miss Helen MacDougall. Miss Fillmore
Cady. Miss Dorothy Kesemyer.
Afternoon session. 200 o'clock
Music. Miss Bamer pianist Michi-
CANS Contribution TO the Perry Cen
tenniM Celebration Hon George W
INThtl, pltslurAlf h4NAlEAh NilS
Centennial Commission, music. Mr..
George McComb. I tenor, llarsen's
Island. Mr. II. @. Mcqueen Early HUI
ron Comfy Ars Florence VI. Gwlnn,
music Mrs G. r. Whitney, soprano.
commercial man who had been
STAYING at Minneapolis hotel. acct
dental, packed wiki his belongings
Tho Bible thGi had been placed in his
hotel room by the Gideons. That
night. riding on railway train, he
discovered the mistake. and began
io read the book which. he says. he
had rot very often read before He
kept ID a month. and then returned
il 10 the hotel with an unusually in
terestiug note ~ which he said that
ne had since bought a Bible OF his
own, and was anxious 10 return the
missing copy lie also inclosed 50
bill which ne asked the hotel clerk
20 turn over TO some charity fund in
Minneapolis "as a little contribution
from one who became a better man
from stopping ia your city"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
4 Final Furry IN Millinery

knitted hoods for automobile ana winter
wear. from CSC and Csc 10 acc.
Children's ready-to-wear hats III seFeIa'
STYLES and colors from SIPS TO 25c.
Odds and ends OF flowers from the sea
ion's selling, 10 1oc.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05

Bringing down prices Of
Felt hats. Children's readytowear and knit
aviation caps from 49c 10 $l9S down 10 Toe.
Cutrmmed velvet hats, with soft crowns
q good assortment OF styles, from $19S TO Csc.
Childrens bCnners in assorted colors, from
5uI and / 90 20 Csc.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
Juniors TO $3.50 Wash Dresses, Csc

sourth Fioor-MnIn Hudson store
The Detroit times., 1914-02-05
25c China Zoe

Imported china with nursery decorations,
In plates. cups and saucers, bowls. cream
and milk pitchers. cereal bowls. bread and
milk bowls. etc.--not toys
Cut glass water tumblers of the best lead
blown glass. cut with three S-point stars, 1oc
each.
Nearly all hand-painted pieces like Toby
jugs. chocolate pots, salad and fruit bowls,
biscuit Jars combination and brush trays,
liquor jugs. sugar and cream sets. Mayor
naise bowl and plate, etc They have been
as much as five times this price, some Of
them-aow, st.oo. wv
vidaon Store
The citizen., 1914-10-16

vl1cs q tie inner Hne af 1arrs AMI
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Scnaunen.rfa. wngra severe igaEng dc-
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had -sacnesi practically 70 tie sanurus
II 41Cveru.
Zappeiin 1Ou1 I1-acGs ILL nuc1
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The Germans v1u 1uuk A1CEaI-1
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Submarine Sinks
German Warship
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-12
FOR MAYOR:
w. w. HARRIS.
STREET BEGGARs.

Houston paid over thousand dol
lars to charity in the month of Jan
uary; but not enough to keep all the
cripples and pencil peddlers in com
fort. An army of mendicants possess.
ed of various qualities of insolence
has infested Austin County during tho
past week.--New Ulm Enterprise.
Occasionally there may be found a
street beggar worthy of the charity
he receives, but as a general rule they
are insolent frauds having bank ac-
count in hiding which totals more
than that of any reasonably prosper
Gus person who has contributed to the
fund. 1t is well known that there is
not / per cent of professional mendi'
cants who can be induced to enter
or remain in any institution where
their every want is permanently pro
vided for, because the average receipts
enjoyed by working the sympathy
pedal in the streets amount from 81
to $40 per day. Homes supported b!
general taxation should be provided
for such of them as are deserving, ans
professional begging suppressed b!
law. This method would prove effec
tual in eliminating the insolent an'
avaricious beggar who is never IL
want, but follows the business for tn
revenues it yields.-Houston Post.
This reminds us of case in Ga
weston last year. A man but slightl
crippled was brought before tn
authorities who thought him able t