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Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The white man tried by Negro
court in Allensworth last week, has
had wide circulation by the white
papers. But not quite so wide as If
it had been a Negro man in white
colony cursing and abusing white
woman, for then there would have
been large head lines, Negro hanged
for Assalting White Woman.
The writer is made to wonder what
the Negroes of this Black colony
want with a white man there. Can
they not buy their few canned goods
from some Negro? What's the use
of colonizing and then let some strag
| ling white, negro woman-loving mar
come in the colony, scoop up the pool
Negroes pennies, insult their women
and laugh?
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
LOOK
LOOK
LOOK

Meet me at Guy Henry's Black and
White dance to be given October IL,
lois, Lorin Hall, South Berkeley, cor.
Alcatraz and King. Ladies, wear
your black and white dresses; and
gents, wear your black and white
shirts. Refreshments free. Admis-
sion so cents. Music by Orphean
Orchestra.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The N. A. A. c. will hold their
open meeting on Monday night, Oct.
4, at Cooper A. M. E. Zion church on
Campbell street A prominent speak
err has been chosen to give a half
hours address, after which matter
will be presented from the National
that all will be interested in. Let
everybody come ont and hear about
"
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The Fanny ] Goppin Club held "a
meeting at the residence OF MIS- IS NJ
Stafford. o34 Willow street. on lu s:1
day. September II. Mrs. Alie oa NH.
Ter the hostess. Election OF OheeI s
took place. Installation next mee inaf
u be held at Mr.. NJ. 1. Morris -, t44s
10Th street, Tuesday, October ,, ls,o
All members requested to be presen
by order of the President t1uAN
Mrs. H. B. TlLGH MAN.
MRS u. WILLIAMS, Secretary
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
A BOY WANTED.

Wanted, nice, honest colored boy
who attends school, to work in mer-
chants store during the hours he is
not required to attend school. He
will be we'll paid for his time. See J
B. Wilson at Office, 1176 9TH street
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
o,,;e Hawkins died Saturday ;

Louie Hawkins died Saturday at
the residence of his mother, Mrs. Z.
Hawkins on 83rd avenue. The tuner
al was held Wednesday, September
2oth. from Henderson's undertaking
parlors. He leaves to mourn MS loss
a wife, Mrs. Katie Hawkins, mother
Mrs. Ella Hawkins, one sister, Mrs
Maggie Payne, and brother, harry
Hawkins, and other relatives and a
host Of friends.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Boyd and
daughter, Of Nashville, Tenn, are IN
CIR midst. While here they are the
quests of Mrs. Christian, lO25 Willow
street. Mrs. Boyd is secretary OF the
National Negro Press Association.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Miss Ada Anderson departed this
life September 9th, at the reslde sae,
Of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Perrin on 54th
street. The funeral was held wed
nesday afternoon. ]. E. Henderson,
Who had charge, shipped the body on
Thursday morning, to Redwood City
for interment.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

News reached the Sunshine. office
that Rev. N. P. Greggs, the former
castor of the First A. M. E. Church
IN Los Angeles, but who was trans
TERED to the Missouri Conference by
BISHOP H. B. Parks, will take charge
Of the Second Baptist Church in Los
Angeles
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
Keep off date October 20, lois.

A dance for only Is cents at Lin
coin hall for the benefit of St. Angus
tine Mission on October 3.
Remember the midsummer shlr'
waist ball at Majestic hall on October
u, by the Cheopian club.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Bell of 117s
9TH street have issued invitations to
the marriage of their sister, Manalza
Bell, to Mr.. A. H. Sneed OF Reno
New. The wedding is to take place
Tuesday, October 5, 1915, at $50 T
NJ. at the residence IT'S 9TH street.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

apa,terson-Green6eld' is the name
s he an new automobile made by the
o. es -. colored firm of buggy masefs'
f ER patterson & Sons. of Greenheio'
=; : The car is said to embody dls-
on,o features and to in every way
measure rra up to the Patterson standard
f axcetlence
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
pr.s. Association Membership Scale.

Membership in the National Negro
Press association is divided into ciae'
1 and class 2. Glass ! includes owners,
managers and editors who have finan-
ctal holdings in the paper. Class con-
sists of correspondents and editors VINO
have no money invested In the publ
cations with which they arc connected.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Remember that on October lztf
Golden State Temple No. |, |. ID. y
K. K. will give Passing Show ane
Portola Ball at Foresters' hall. Ad
mission so cents.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The ladies' auxiliary OF the United
Spanish War Veterans will please &C
cept thanks for complimentary tlcSets
70 their Black and White Ball on OCT.
10Th. at Lorin Hall.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

A reception was given at North
Oakland Baptist Church THURSDAY
night, September 30th, in honor OF
Mt. nenry A. Boyd and party OF
Nashville, Tenn.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mrs. Kearan Williams, who under
went an operation for toncilitls' IS
home from the hospital and reported
as getting along nicely.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Rev. John Pointer has been ap-
pointed to FIJI the pulpit at the Fiji
teenth street Church until the new
pastor arrives and he is expected at
any time. Services will go forward
as usual.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Frank c. Fame, treasurer of the
Pullman Porters' Benevolent Associa-
ton, has recently launched move
ment TO establish home for aged
and dependent men of the service
The association has its headquarters
in New York City.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mr. lanes Kinds and family on I'll
her. street, will leave in few days
for Nevada, where they will reslae
permanently.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Miss Matte Scott, who has been ~
hsr residence. $50 Filbert street:
nassed away Saturday morning a. ~
MI Funeral services were ne,b
from North Oakland Baptist churen
Tursday afternoon at 2 T. M
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Queen Esther Chapter No. IS VIII
please accept thanks Tor invitatioil
card to their reception in honof q
the 34th session of the Grand map
ter on October Is.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Tha Mothers Charity Club WI
meet Monday, October 4tn, WIN Mrs
Minnie lie LANCE, SO 7th street p mgs
II ZONES. President; Mrs. Eta iase
Secretary.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mr.. Henry A. Boyd and party were
given a sightseeing tour of Oakland
and vicinity Friday morning, Octo-
her /. 1915.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Rev G. Haines accompanied the
bodv Of Miss Ada Anderson to kea,
lands, Calf, where she will be laio
TO rest.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The members and officers OF Ben e
Eder Raptist Church have started tns
lection OF a new edifice on '"e''
oronartv at hilbert street.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mrs. P. L. Pollard of 1884 kirkham
street entertained at large dinner
Monday night, September 9th.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Miss Pauline Ray of Sacramento, \
in our city visiting her cousin, MIS-
q n. Gibson, GAS Colby street.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

The Sunshine wishes to thank MI.
bah Temple No Is for complimentary
tickets to their shirt waist Dali.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mrs. A. w. Pegues of Raleigh, ~
g.. is visiting her brother, Mr.. christ
Ain and family on Willow street.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Miss P. Randall on 30th street, who
has been suffering from an attack OF
ptomaine poison from eating corn IS
much better.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mrs. F. Chairman of Ellensburg
Wash, left for home on the Pueblo
Thursday, Sept. 30th.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mr. Sandy Toliver, who has been
sick for some time in the. railroau
hospital, in San Francisco, improves
very slowly.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Joe Jeanette, famous pugilist,. has
retired from the ring and established
jitney bus line in Hoboken, New
Jersey
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Mrs Elan Of Chicago is visiting her
niece. Mrs. J. Peyton on 24th street
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Keep off the date of October ~ tor
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish
War Veterans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-19

the jusular vein was partly severed
Two physicians Who are prisoners
there rendered nrst aid to Frank.
one cf them clamping the jugular
ven until DR.. Compton could be sum.
moned. Franks frat words were.
referring TO the threats made against
him.
Il guess they have Got me now"
He did not lose Consciousness, and
later said II he had to die there was
nothing between him and his God
and he did not fear TO die. He ask
cd that his assstlant be forgiven.
Later. when Dr. Compton told him
he bad chance to get well. he smiI
cd and said:
Il am going to live. I must live
I must prove myself innocent OF the
crime OF which they accuse me-"
Mrs Frank. who has been board
Ing here in town. became hysterical
hen told of the attack upon her
husband. but later become calm and
was allowed to 30 TO his bedside.
Green. the man who attacked him
Is serving a life sentence for the
killing OF o. d. Kitchins. an insur.
ance agent. at Columbus. Ca. While
awaiting trial. he feigned insanity.
but Was pronounced sane by the
states doctors. When he killed
Kitchins. he was under bond on a
charge OF assault TO kill Sam Hud.
son. and prior to this had been &C
Quilted In another killing case on
the plea OF selfdefense. Gov. Harris
Is especially wrought up because yes
terday he received IN appeal to par
don Green. II Was sent him by wire
and he is anxious to probe the whole
matter TO the bottom.
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TO PROBE
ASSAULT
ON FRANK

q. night Without permission from the
two guards who are stationed or
duty there. Green secured this per.
mission and walked down the aisle
until he got 10 the bunk Of Frank.
He seized the latter by the hair 80
~ to pun his head hack and expose
his throat. Frank. awakened. fought
of the assailant. but Green succeed
ed in striking one blow az the throat
and was prevented from a second at
tack ty a guard who rushed up and
grabbed him. Blood was gushing
from two bad cuts in Franks hands
inflicted when he attempted to ward
OF his assailant, and from the most
serious wound. q cut extending from
The front Of the neck around the left
eide TO almost the middle OF the
back OF the neck. The windpipe and
spinal column were not injured. but
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big house in which she Is employed
in order that he may looto the place.
He promises to pay Maggie we'll. and
the girl falls into what Is really a
trap In the end. Maggie is cleared
OF any real intention TO do wrong.
and the way is made possible 10 her
10 bring her child into the world
under the healthful conditions OF
which she has dreamed.
The story is dramatic and inter
esting With a pathos tina, is appeal
ing and lessons on right living. risht
acting and humanity underlit IL that
are none the less forceful because
they are not made the main argu-
ment OF the play.
Charlie Chaplin in a new comedy,
colored tTavelosue. current
events weekly. and Charles Hay In
illustrated songs, complete the offer
/ ing
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AUTO ON
ATAL JOY RIDE

o1g1A1CU PARK. July H.
G(o6 o.u6nn6I1 We killed Friday
+ nrnooo r. - sutonobile accident
r. ~ ln1erueetion Of Davisonrd
~ NJ orond Trunk railway. 0'Don'
IN - saportsd 10 have been accom-
n1nd ~ his wife and . friend.
y pecuIlaf circumstance IL Great
m - ne death Of O'DonneIl In that
ri - seccnd one Of his family.
II 4 = s1loosd. % be involved In a
~ oce3dent While driving an auto
- SprbldAsn his use. O'Don.
plyo bfoGAsr. william. about two
x66fp 80 took IN automobile be-
Ibo11ng 20 John d. Mabiey, the De
I (po1l clo1hies. of which he had been
k1oeHol1on the use. and while speed
Bpe e1hrpaeh Highland Park. with .
4 ~ paFty, hit and killed d. U. r..
G1G& He was convicted Of man
l1o&Sbter and served 81 months in
Srrfspn. Morton O'Donnell. killed
tfleay. had an automobile belonging
~ 9. n. Frost. Of No. 1850 Johnst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-19
F. T. BAREFOOT
ASKS SURVEY OF
GRADE CROSSING

Recognizing the need OF q safety
survey OF Detroit. because OF the
numerous grade crossing accidents
which have occurred recently and
the failure OF the state railroad COM
mission TO provide for the proper
guarding OF dangerous crossings.
Frederick T. Bancroft has sent the
following letter 10 Mayor Marx:
have suggestion TO make
which may meet with your sp-
provaf-that every crossing OF
streets with railroads In the city
OF Detroit be Investigated and
reported upon an drecommenda-
ton made for the Improvement
thereof for the safety OF the
public.
Many years ago | made re-
port on the subways in the city
OF Detroit for the railroads be-
fore any Of the streets were
changed.
Every time an accident hap
pens the effort seems to be de-
vetoed too shedding responsi.
bility, and the money cost OF in
vestigatiops. coroner. inquest,
witnesses and damage to proper
~ runs into considerable
amount The most deplorable
and irredeemable loss Ia that OF
the lives of members OF this
community.
II you would recommend such
report he made my ONCE
would be glad TO do this work
On some arrangement with you.
the common council and myself
might make.
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THE STAGE
BROADWAY STRAND.

The new organ in the roadway
Strand was an important feature OF
the program sunday, when a moving
picture version OF Israel ZangwilFs
The Melting Plot was presented.
The organ is one OF the finest or
its kind in the country and Is cap
able OF reproducing a complete sym
phony orchestra. brass band. ana
mature" sounds OF all kinds 10 ac-
company the pictures. Edward Bene-
dict. who was brought 10 Detroit
from New York especially To play
the organ seems 10 have a. the re-
Sources OF the instrument al his
command. and an elaborate program
OF selections calculated 10 demon
strate the possibilities OF the organ
was given.
In the acting OF The Melting
Pot" before the camera, Walker
Whiteside Is seen In his original part
OF David. the young Russian, who,
following the massacre OF his family
I'm his native land comes 10 America
10 earn fame and fortune rs a musi'
clan. The tenderest OF love stories
runs through the play and the inter
est in the incidents and in the vari-
Gus character is always al high ten
sion. The PLAY Is wonderfully pro-
ducsd with many scenes q
only suggested anG not yisualized
IN the original acting version.
Charlie Chaplin in one OF his fun
niest roles. weekly events of vide
INTEREST,", new illustrated songs for
Eddie McGrath. and selections by
the orchestra, complete the program.
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preme command Of the German
forces In the west for the great
drive on Calais and Paris, while
other commanders were assigned 10
the task OF sweeping the French
out Of Alsace
The kaiser, according TO Swiss re-
ports. Is said to have declared that
even the defeat Of a new dash on
Paris would bring the Allies 10
terms He argued that the French
must withdraw their forces from Al
SAGE. 10 meet the new German Of.
fensive and thar the Allies thereby
would lose their last hold on Ger
man soil and be willing TO make
REM y
peace
Austria. the kaiser is understood
20 believe. can take care of Italy
without German assistance.
Gen. Jorre has not been asleep
while Germany Was mapping her
campaign TO end the war. Paris is
now protected by ring after ring Of
new defenses. The same Thing is
true of Calais and other coast towns.
The French commander. meanwhile.
IS determined TO continue playing
his OWE game and 10 make Germany
play his game. too Like Gen Grant
he will hght IL out on those lines.
not only all summer. but all next
winter. too. II necessary.
Strategists here point out that
Jotfre really has forced Germany 10
play his game since Charieroi and
the victory OF the Marue early In the
war ne stopped the German drive
toward the French coast by refusing
TO play the German game. Al pres
ent he Is less occupied in attempting
20 drive the Germans back with
great sacrifices than In conserving
his men for a great. smashing blow
the moment the enemy drops his
guard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-19
BIRMINGHAM.

Mrs William Davenport has gone
on q trip 20 Duluth
Rev. Robert Harper. a missionary
from Burma spoke at the Baptis,
church. sunday evening.
Mrs stanley Ford and Mrs. VI. Nc
Conne!l spent sunday at Pine lake
Mrs A h. HAbel and daughter
Dorothy. OF Hsmilton-ave.. have gone
to Boston to spend two months
Mr. and Mrs John Schrsm and little
daughter have returned from q visit
with Mr. and Mrs Frank Tompson.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest williams. o,
Detroit spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mira l. r. Haleon. Merrill-st
Mrs w q. Harris and daughter
Bette. have returned 10 their home
on woodward-ave.. after spending
three months in California
James Mcclure. OF Chicago. has
been recent guest Of old friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Hammond ~
YpsilsntL were sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Hale on Woodward
ave.
announcement has been made Of
the marriage OF Mr.. Floyd Durham 10
Mss Lena smith. OF Eaton Rapids.
Miss Frances LuIl has returned 20
her home IN Detroit after speudinS
two weeks with Miss Florence
Adams
Elmer Monroe spent sunday at Ann
Aroor
Mr. and Mrs John Bell and two
children. Of BEDFORD. spent sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs- Mary Harris is visiting Mrs.
Crandail Holman. in owosso.
Miss Laura Strict OF Southfeld. 10
H.
Rev. c. W. Stephenson president %
the Michigan Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Protestant church.
will conduct the last quarterly meet
ing Of this conference year al the
Franklin church Wednesday after
noon. July FL.
Mrs J 5. Ashley. OF Adrian 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. u. A Van
Doreu in Franklin
The Misses Gladys and Florence
Brooks Of Southhei6 are spending q
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kane.
OF Cleveland
Mrs N. Eddy. OF BuSalo. 10 q guest
OF Miss Name Criur. on Maple-ave
The Blue Rock Gun club viii hold
a shoot Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Ethel Hammond OF windsor.
Dat. 10 q guest OF Mrs Ada Wiley
on Southneld-ave.
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|JBJJRBAN NEWS

TO Northern Michigan by the illness
OF her son. Byron.
Mrs a. r Payne - in Pittsburgh
Pa. She accompa her mother
Mrs williams. home Miss Hilds
Payne il visiting an aunt In Iowa
Mrs. r. bore Is visiting her daush-
ter In Worthwhile.
J. Jackson is on a vacation trir
TO Ohio and New York
Or. and Mrs Anderson are on q
vacation trip in Canada,
Mrs. Henry ID Harris il visiting
RasseII woos ~ i.ouisviiie. XIV.
Is the guest Of his grandparents, MIR
and Mrs. NJ V Brown
n X Smith has returned from az
extended motor trip TO the Atlantis
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman have return
ed to Rochester. Ind They were the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. George
Beach and family.
w q Hullinger left. Friday morn.
ing 20 visit his mother and sister IN
Nashville
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&paw has std her flne
El1Jb-ee. 20 L. 3. Day.
Nl loAye In the near fu-
~ DouvtIla. ia. 10 make
4wl08 = oo0-
~ a1phsrs has returned
o1oef several dag visit
3 4GU4 ~ tog uncle. Charles
- 6oAoe relatives In the
" ds1Sr9aes or, Prank Harwcod.
z 1Do-po eA1 Misc Luslla Kyle
le14e ontgg6ay afternoon 1T 3
- - boms Of the bride. IN
10y lsnes11 or. J. Lawrence. aged
~ k5V0f.oGs was held sunday az
In1oo WITH 1ntermemt In the Chfld's
IGoR1s CO daughter. 4ra Iva
~ ~ two Gems. Omar and Os-
4 - DUu4o Dakota. survive.
~ C019yDo4 Bray. OF Hudson. viii
4 - thu elty about rug ].
Z J04n y. Everett. formerly Of
oe1neI eo11ogs faculty. bnt now
~ WoQtorn Normal ocAool,a ~
$3.50 IN secretary Of the
~ D1n1o 1eochor1 association,
p4oe6t visitor In the city. He
Pouee from saginaw, whree he
Icy eonfsr With 0upe Z. c. War
~ toGard to the program WHICH
- ufooo0ted ~ . meeting OF
40 1yaehore cancellation TO be
"a ~ 10Dtnoy Oct. 80 and -. Supt
Uoof - cAaArman Of the sxscu-
Y 0oD4letee Of the association.
"a - . reeedent Of Lyndon
~. - . rssovssing fySm = frsc-
- 70 a11egsd. tried to emphasixe
A.. L .t W I'll
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WORTHWHILE

The regular meeting Of Allen NJ.
Harmon post No. SiN - H. was
held In the post hall. Saturday after
noon.
James pubuzr 10 now near Alton.
Idaho working with a party OF sur
veyors who are surveying the forests
in that part 81 Idaho near the wy
oming line. Mr.. Duouar was IN the
royrrnrnent service two years ago
but spent his ffth year In the L. OF
Mrs. q. W. Hotaling spent satur-
day in Detroit
Ray Bogsrt was the guest 9t Nus
Carrie Peterson I'm Highland Park
during the weekend.
Norwood Miller. of Detroit and
several friends spent sAturasN aits
noon and Sunday here with MS
grandparents Mr.. and MIS- J. - RI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes, Of De-
troit. and Mr and Mrs. Jay LeaNen-
worth. of Ypsilantt are the guests 81
Mr.. and Mrs zee'ns u nays $500 M
normal at the Normal college.
Paul Dubuar. who has been prac-
ticing law In Seattle. Wash since
his graduation from the L. of NJ. VIII
arrive ~ the home OF his f1 n..n l. :.
now ON trip 20 New York and
washington and other eastern cities.
and will remain here about montn-
Nra. Nora NanSlckte - NlsiLiuk hc
parents, Mr. and Mira. Milo Reed. at
Denver. Colo.
The Missionary society OF the
Methodist church viii have pot
luck picnic at the home OF Mrs J. ~.
Elliott on Yerkes-st. Tuesday AFTER
noon
Joseph Miller. OF Detroit has rent
ed the Gilbert house 50 the corner
OF Main and Rcger-sts
The Baptist Young Peoples union
will not hold meetings during the
rest OF July and August
3. c. Filkins. of the p~sreit I. .
flsh station. has been home on Two
Mrs. Y. j. FROST and children who
have been visiting Mrs Frost's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. {. Meade have
returned to their hoae in Boston
Ir. and Mrs Robert PfckeiI will
occupy their new bungalow on
Church-st some tir1e this week.
Louis tanning and Richard Neil
have secured positions with the VII
son Motor company. of Pontiac
Charles H Smock has been elected
moderator of the Human district
srhool Chas- H. Ohm 10 the director
and Chas. ~. Human. treasurer.
Miss Bertha Human. OF Detroti
viii spend part OF her vacation yttl
her brother. Chas ~. Human. this
v~e<k
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acme remarks made at a heated ru..
raj ~thool meeting. \ good deal o,
excitement reikns IN ,ne "se"'"'"
-The Personality OF the Teacher Is
the title OF a book written ny fresi-
dent Charles Mckenney, OF me NOT
from pedagogues n,,n,c
DEPUTY superintendent OF Funne
Instruction John NJ, Mnnson' OF L.ans-
Ing. was In the city saturday 10 al
tend the penmanship conference nc'"
Al the Normal college,
A meeting OF the i,sughters OF Net-
eranS will Be held -E--day evenins
Robinsons io-snoW sttcus - pr"
IN show In Ypsiianti Thursday aftsr,
moon and evening an 10 be preceded
reeting OF the COMPANIONS OF
the Forest has been called Tor FIJI
day syeuifg
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ROYAL OAK

A basket picnic was held by the
Oakland County Horticultural so.
cfety at the Orchard Lake hotel
grove. saturday.
returned from visiting Mrs Browns
mother. In Alton. Ill
Mra j. r Stewart Ia entertaining
her mother Mrs. Adelaide Wagner. OF
New York city. and 2 cousin. MISS
Mary wagner. OF Mt Vernon. ~. Y
Mas Helen Bolbach IL visiting her
grandmother In Grand Rapids
Mrs. Byron Odeli has been called
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CADILLAC.

The star of the Cadillac bill this
week - Eddie Dale. German com
edian. who appears in little sketch
that has much to commend itself In
sk..c u the fact that II has no name.
Not in a long time has dramatic biz
been so we'll received as vas this
little sketch. Sunday.
The Star Show Girls Is the
name OF the company holding forth
here for the week. and their offering
is a two-part revue called "Whoop
Er Pr which Is appropriate as
any that could be chosen. The prin-
cipals include Jimmy Cooper, Olive
Le Helen Stanley. In the olio Ed.
ward Crawford and Mabel Clark
offer a skit called Her First Les
son