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Evening journal., 1915-09-25
RILGARIA MORILIzEs.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Charles
j. Vopicka, American minister to
Bulgaria, today cabled the State De-
partment that official announcement
Of Bulgaria's mobilization had been
made.
Evening journal., 1915-09-25
MUSICAL COMEDY AT GARRIcK.

A big musical comedy act entitled
"The Cabaret Girl" one of Bart Me-
Hugh's offerings features an exception
ally clever bill announced for the Gar
rick Theatre next week There are is
artists in this company and the act is
elaborately staged. rhe girls are mag
nifcently costumed and all have good
voices. There is plenty of tuneful music
in the act.
And so the bill goes all the way
through. Frederick Hallen and Mollie
Fuller. who are known all over stage.
land. will present Junie McCree's satire
on Fame. an allegorical offering in
which they will give. in concrete form,
bits from their many successes. Hazel
Brown and Charles Barrows, a very
clever duo. will be seen TO advantage in
"The Girl and the Pearl" an interesting
comedy sketch. The Sig. Franz troupe
of eccentric bicycle riders have a novel
act. which requires a lot of special para
phernalia. which they carry with them,
and which enables them TO do a lot OF
apparently impossible stunts. They are
also comedians. which adds to the inter
est of the Offering Louis Granat, the
human parrot. is gifted comedian
"Swat the Fly is the title of a comedy
sketch which viii be given by the Ma
Evening journal., 1915-09-25
WOMAN DIES OF TUBERCULOSIS.

Agnes Scott, colored. died at her
home, near Elsmere, last evening from
tuberculosis. The woman had been in
Tor some time. Deputy Coroner Nichols
issued certificate Of death in accord
ance with the facts.
Evening journal., 1915-09-25
KILLEp pLAYINe BAsEBALL.

by Inc Omted ffess.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Sept. 25.-Karl
Vollmer, II. is dead today as a result
Of blow on the head from baseball,
received while playing here.
Evening journal., 1915-09-25
TT PAYs TO ApYERTIsE.v

Laughs? 1T Pays To Advertise
runs over with them. The curtain
has been up barely a minute before
the play reaches out over the foot
lights and pats you genially on the
back, and you are aware Of a warm,
comfortable feeling that makes you
sit back contentedly. with complete
trust that it is going TO keep you
jovial and interested the whole even
ing.
1T Pays To Advertise" is scheduled
for appearance at The Playhouse on
Friday and Saturday nights and Sat
urday matinee, October / and 2
Evening journal., 1915-09-25
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cuticura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere.
liberal sample of each mailed tree With 31-p. book.
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Sins ser S1caterwclt.
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len &reilen meden. Sic MitqlieSe1
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26

-Maide unn iaubcrc Qiefcrlna al,
Ter @rt geidaftlidcr unb prirott,
Drudiadcn 5u ben n~iebrielten Ereiien
Sub<9 rnderet teS n9er 9euofrat",
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
ROYALOAK.

The Masses Harriet and Edith lake.
Master Arthur Lake and Mrs. wheel
e.. OF Grand Rapids. are guests Of J.
Mrs \. r. Brown 10 eonv.,ese,nx
from a recent operation At Harper
Joe Dursi~th is suffering from a
nervous breakdown.
Mrs. Dewaters In NJ Harper hos
HttaL recovering from a slight
Ella Hopkirk entertained saturday
evening. several friends. at q BIRTH
William Belts who leaves soon for
reilowstone park. entertained sew
eral friends. Sunday evening.
The Misses Harvey and SherHer.
former teachers OF Royal Oak. are 20
accompany Prof and Mrs. w. r.
SAerssr. Of the YpsiIanti Normal on
trip % Yellowstone park and the
San FPancisco expedition
Regal Oak Hive. No. %. Ladies' of
the Naccabeea Of the World will Rice
9 card party ct the rs:idsnce OF Mrs.
ryssday sftsrnoor. June =:
family. Mr. and Mrs- = b Grover
and Nr. and Nrs. seri Campbell at
tended family reunion at Lake
Mrs. Roe sinclair left saturday
for cimona, No. Mr.. and Nrs. Z
Sinclair acccmpa MED her 20 81. Louis.
whses they win visit Mrs. sinciaIr's
Mas Lulu Bingham. Of chicago. il
giving . series Of lectures IN Domes-
tic science at the Masonic temple
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22

With upse1ing his autoYoeiie e sn ne
hoSg. The complaint was mace ~
riNss cn G.d s:ass Of Detroit, Va.
ansd ssSs o. jssi,ss court ys..s, S,d1 !. =
erooms here Without . license lie
!" x from n Df Il EIi,o., Ia. son. to Ann
Arbor to attend the graduation OF
her granddaughter, Miss Phyllis Gay
smith who 10 nnishing her course In
the S:s Hyrns iks % %S's VII iHa
California and spsnA several weeks
q the exposition In San Francisco.
She has been tsachinG school In IRON
Several hundrea people attended
for the parents and teechtrs OF PUB;
lie school students In the high school
,. sS1:Ssss" IN. event. wss under the
the Association for Charity and Civic
The /. O. r. NJ n. Sewing club Is
home Of Mrs William A. Broken
shaw. OF Mack-ct.
The eighth annual reunion or tns
SATURDAY at Lake orion. About 900
people attended the reunion last year
sixty.thr:: Heys .s ar r ;S;cr , iSs
the Gang AZ Scosae's s 'yS -
f TSs:S.y. irs :y Win stay IN camp .
days under the supervision OF County
secretary Martin vssburs. A program
for each days activities has been ar
Ds. Oliver Lau informed the city
that Hs had mailed check for s.se
e ccv.t the . s.Dsnss g .s.,. s p e.
the Detroit Psstise ana owosso rail-
way. which seeks to enter this city
with lines to- BE- built 60 the north
ward The check was due to STRIVE
xiven up The commissi onsrs decided
to 30 ahead and advertise the cleo
,eSdS s.y Of s =: 1 sss.S Ss 10 .a s
themselves with the state assoctattca
OF catholic alumni. which y to ee
formed this summer. a favorable
rely = expected to Dc rssu,ned after
nual banquet to be heso m D. Thomas
Four academic and one mssie
SSrcss cscs, q the y.n,sr sssrs
an address delivered BY Nev. Father
David Dillon. Of Fenton. IN 81. Thorn.
~ hall. This was the final one OF
three commencement exercises at the
The public high school commence
mont win be held Thursday evening
IT the high school auditorium The
the evening before and the annual
alumni banquet the following even
ing.
The Ladies' Library association has
received SO from the estate Of the
late Mrs. Mary NcNtn. who left tiee
to- be used by. the ". c. r. T.. to es-
taeiish z rcadins room for bcye with
the condition that II u were not used
within 10 years IL should 20 20 the
library. The w. e r. Z. could see
no way Of using Il and surrendered
The Y. -. c. A. will wait until fall
20 make it, campaign for much need-
ed funds because Of the frequent calls
recently for funds in large amounts
from the Pontiac public for other In
stitutfons.
!. Pisns are being made for the bcu-
levard TO be laid out south Of this
city on woodward-ave.. whore the
street car tracks are 20 run in the
center OF a wide driveway. with
shade trees On each side for more
than n 0rile
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
PROPOSALS FOR
MOTOR TRUCKS

= Sealed proposals will be received
q the ofhce Of the Department Of
rrid.y; June g. isis. A. 10 O'clock 4,
time sn6 place they viii be opened
for two PssrIe:s Motor Trucks. re-
Fearless Motor Truck required for
handling garbage. all to be IN ac-
cosdanee with specifications on Ale IN
the office Of the Department OF Pub.
lic Works delivered 8. o. b. Western
gidders arc required to hle . cestiA
ned check In the sum Of 500 with
the Department Of Public Works, b.
fore the proposals. are openSn, condiA
toned that sbouid they be the low
set bidders they Will within Ave days
after being awarded the contract By
the department. enter into contract
with surety company. bond In the full
estimated amount OF contract.
Checks and proposals. to be placed
In separate envelopes.
The right to reject any or all pro.
poaals II expressly reserved. All
'relRsSSss'' to ;; ~i a r = SsRpP!iscss,
A-1leG Commieo10nop.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
NO DOUBT THAT
RESIN0l DOES
HEAL SICK SKIN

When you know physicians b 70
prescribed Resinol for 20 years In
the treatment Of eczema and oNher
itching. burning, unsightly akin
eruptions. and have written tnous-
ands Of reports saying: 1T IL my
regular prescription for itching. /"
"Resinol has produced brilliant r.
suits" The result Il gave was mar.
velous in one Of the worst cases Of
eczema" etc.. etc.. doesn't II make
you feel that this II the treatment
] can rely on for Ny skfn-trouble r.
The moment .Rsslnol Ointment
touches itching skins, The itching
stops and healing begins. with the
AID Of Resinol Soap. Il almost always
clears away every trace Of ecsema,
menting eruption quickly. leaving
the skin clear and healthy. Sold b.
al druggists. For trial free. write
e Dept. l7-R. Resisol. Baltimore.
Md--A6v.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
Rains stu Hold
Italians Back

ROME. June 22.--(special Cabls.l
An odicial italian statement says:
Small actions In the San Pslle-
srino and upper Cordevole valleys
have developed the fact tN-s 80
enemy has . strong line q arMlored
trenches. some OF which nave ~ 80.
eoncroted. We have occupied
Puntatassa. In Carnia. Our bom-
bardment Of the fortress of Nal
borghett0 continues. bat stofms
have been interfering with IT. q.
fectiveness. Sunday night the
frui;iess attacks Of the enemy NJ
Freivowai were repeated. The oper.
ations begin at Monte Nero Satur-
day we're successfully concluded
Sunday. despite the artillery nre OF
The enemy. Repeated attacks OF the
enemy on our captured I,sn'ons ri
PLAYA have uniformly proved fruit
less.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
TO HONOR
TEACHER
Dedication of Normal
Auditorium to Be
Notable Occasion

YPSTIAANTI. June 2s.-Rev. Dr.,
Seth Reed, Of Flint, who delivered
the prayer q the opening OF the Nor
NAL school In 1852. viii offer the
dedicatory prayer at the dedication
Of the new 100000 auditorium
Tuesday evening.
Frederick H. Pease. for whom the
building was named. was born In
Ohio. AUG. "a. 1889. and spent the
Arst II years Of his life In Oberiin.
where his father. together with Fr.
Shipper. founded Oberlin college.
When IS years Of age he came to
Ypsilanti - assistant to Supt z. N.
roo<e. Five years later. he sue
ceeded TO Prot. Foote's position In
the Normal. and this he occupied 20
years. Mr.. Pease was IN insparing
teacher. injecting into his class work
sesf and originality. which proceed-
Cd nom his own knowledge q and
love for the subjects taught. AMER
teaching the plano and voleA, tor
many yS0uD u0 CSSns0oAay SS
hls entire attention TO the voice. ana
year after year sent ont . succes-
sion OF beautiful voices which were
later heard In concert and opera
and In many Of the best church
choirs OF the country.
Il n. however. - the conductor
OF splendid chorus that Mr.. Pease
n most widely remembered. Mr..
Peass was engaged In the work OF
composition. and wrote many we'll
known and charming pieces.
n vas at flrst decided 70 name the
nne new structure after John d.
Pierce. the father q the schools m
lllcAiean." but st . meeting Of the
State Board Of Education. held In
Detroit June IL. the former action
was revsrsed and the name changed
iron Pierce 20 rease.
ne addsess Of the eveaing win be
given b. Hon. w, Glenn Covell. ~.
Of Coldwater.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
SLAvS ADMIT
FURTHER RETREAT


stubborn hshting Saturday and Gun
day along the river Ringivs and W
advanced eighty.
South Of Pilitsa ct day break Sun
day the enemy assumed the oGen-
sivs and was rspuhsA Ieoving Inn.
a-cds Of prisnpsrs h COR .'anCy. {.
. In the remainder OF CAN. - and
BukcvinA the enemy. aneAcea n
stubborn. but fraitless 1ohsb 4.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-22
M!.ES.

Sol Berns, Hebrew story teller
and parody singer. and Fred Paine.
a Detroit player Of the xyiophone.
walked on with most OF the ap-
plause In the Miles theater. Mon
day afternoon.
Berns IL q favorite with Miles au-
diences. and his parodies on popu-
lar songs seem to please the crowd
immensely.
Paine jumped into the place on
the bill Ieft vacant BY the Idanias
troupe OF acrobats. one Of the troupe
having met with an accident In Chi
cago. Saturday. making the canceIl-
Ing Of the Miles engagement neces-
sary. Paine plays the xylophone e.
pecially well. and he was given de-
served recognition.
Jack Levy and his Three Sym
phony Girls offer q pleasing musical
act. The young ladies are pretty.
attractfvely gowned young women.
and are expert players Of the piano.
violin. cello. flute and piccolo. Their
selections were cleverly chosen TO
appeal to popular taste without de-
Waiting very much from the classic
field.
Hennings. Lewis and company
have enough entertainment material
in their eccentric dancing. and play.
ing Of the ACCORDION and other in
struments to dispense with the pif-
dc which leads up to II. The men.
especially the taller. lankier Of the
two. are clever dancers.
Floyd Mack In . good dancer, too.
specializing In heavy shoe work. He
II assisted IN songs and patter by
Maybelle Mack.
The usual two and Q half hours of