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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
Clifford Harth Caught
Between Truck and
Curb
ANOTHER CHILD
is BADLY HURT
John Hy, Aged Eight,
Victim of Similar Ac-
cident

Clifford Harth. Ave years old
died IN Grace hospital. early Wed
nesday morning. from injuries sui.
fered when he was crushed against
the curb in front of his home. No,
1885, Helen-ave, by a Goebel
Brewing Co truck, Tuesday noon
The boy suffered internal injuries
and both OF his knees were crushed.
He was playing in the street as
the truck pasesd. and was squeezed
between the heavy wheels OF the
truck. and the curb.
John Hy. eight years old, OF No.
32l Sixteenth-st., was badly cut
about the head and face. when he
was pinned between a wagon. driven
by Adam H. Campbell, of No. 5Ss
Eighteenth-st.. and an alley fence
In the rear Of No. AL Eighteenth
ST. Tuesday afternoon. He was re-
moved 10 his home. after receiving
medical attention.
Stanley Kalasz, OF No. 3ie Chest.
nut-st.. wyandotte. was Knocked
from his motorcycle and badly cut
and bruised when he was struck by
an auto driven by Robert Schultz.
Of No. $50 Harper-ave.. at Oakland
ave. and the East Grand-blvd.. Tues
day evening He was taken 10
Grace hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
Majority in Reichstak
Favor $1,000, 900, 900
Credits Passage
LEIBKNECHT TO
FIGHT MEASURE
Few Followers. Also
Plan to Leave Hall
in Protest
BY CARL w. AckERMAN.

(Star Correspondent United Press. }
BERLIN Via The Hague). Aug.
ls.-Despite the activities OF DR..
Karl Liebknecht, Radical Socialist
leadef. the majority OF the Social.
lists in the reichstag are prepared
to vote a war credit Of s2.002, 000.-
600 when the reichstag convenes
tomorrow.
Liebknecht, who already has an
nounced that he will ask the gov
eminent on what terms Germany
would agree 10 an immediate peace.
probably win vote nc" on the pro-
posal TO grant further credits for
war purposes. A few other Social
lists may leave the, hall as q silent
protest. but the majority OF the So
ctalist members. following a three
day conference, have announced
their determination to support the
government.
AS a spectacle the first session OF
the reichstag tomorrow afternoon
will rival the famous meeting of a
year ago, when the first credits for
the prosecution OF the war were
voted amid unparalleled scenes.
American Ambassador Gerard and
other members of the diplomatic
corps are planning to attend.
II is reported that the coming
session will uncover several party
splits. principally in the ranks OF
the National Liberals and the So
cialists. The Socialist Labor lead
er. for instance. will insist that &C
ton be taken against alleged food
spectators. They also are prepared
TO oppose certain new orders re-
specting the German landstrum.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
IN
SAIL. BOAT
Boys in Water 20 Min
utes, Picked Up By
St. Ignace

ECORSE. Mich. Aug. Is.--Bert
and George Boucher. Clark-ave.. De
troit, were in the water 20 minutes.
Tuesday noon, clinging to their up
turned sailboat, opposite Ecorse. be-
fore they were picked up by the ID.
& {. steamer ST. Ignace. The boys
had attempted to jibe the sail. and
the strong west wind turned the
boat over. After picking the boys
up, the st. lgnace blew her distress
signals. The launch Sphinx an
swered the signals and the boys
were transferred In the launch TO
the Hotel Wellington. below Ojio-
way. Can.
People In Ecorse witnessed the
accident, and Joseph voisine and
Cecil Mellin. of Ecorse. towed the
captized sailboat with their launches
TO c. H. Potter's dock, Ecorse.
Tuesday afternoon the Boucher
boys came across. the river and
claimed their boat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
BIRMINGHAM

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hale and
daughter Margerite will go today 10
Dundee to visit relatives.
T. Mrs. Howard Babcock. OF Warren,
and Mrs. J. Gleason. OF Detroit. were
guests Tuesday OF Mrs. Washington
Burger on Pierce-st
Miss Nina Burnett Is recovering
from severe attack OF appendicitis
at her horne on Bates-sf
Miss Mollie Beardslee has returned
from a visit with friends at Bay
View.
IRA Beddow. OF Mt. Pleasant. IL
spending a few days with his sisters.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs. Sarah
Aldrich, on pierce-st.
The Log Cabin sunday school will
have picnic in Hendricks woods
Mrs r. Rose. OF Royal Oak. spent
Tuesday with RMS. David Roy on
Brown-st.
Norman Burnett has gone on a trip
Harry Satterlee. OF Detroit was
business caller here Tuesday.
The class Of 1912 OF tho Blrming-
ham High school motored Tuesday
ford. where they had hamburg
roast
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hoyt and son
William have gone TO Algonac 10
| Miss Rhoda Denmore. of Gaylord.
Mich. ~ visiting her sister. Mrs. Neil
lBiack. on Townsend-st.
Mrs. William Warren has gone 10
\ Boston, Mass. to visit relatives
David Roy has gone - Port Hur-
| on TO visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Gibbins have re-
| turned from a visit with relatives AZ
| " a.iaceburg. Ont.
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Lenora
| Eohier and q Glenn Sheckls will
take place Aug. % in Seattle. Wash.
! Miss Kohler was formerly OF this
place.
Mrs. John Sparkling. Of Highland
Park and Mrs August Heinze. or
| ROYAL Oak. spent Tuesday with Mrs.
| Deyo Davenport in Pierce-st
The members OF the First baptist
church gave a WATERMELON social at
! the HON eof Mr. and Mrs. Peter An
derson In Troy. Tuesday evening.
| Miss Mable Lownsbury. Of Ann Ar
Dor. will come Friday to visit Miss
Nae Tomp.on on Townsendst.
| Miss Grace Adams. Of Canton, Ohio.
and Miss Mac sirrel OF Detroit we're
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
4 Written on Foreft-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
WYANDOTTE PAIR
MARRIED TO-DAY

WYANDOTTE, Mich. Aug. 1s.--
The marriage OF Wilbur Showalter
and Miss Grace Butterfeld takes
place at 4 o'clock. Wednesday aft
ernoon In the home OF the bride,
No. lis Chestnut-st. he Rev. Dun
ming Idle. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, performs the GER.
em0ny.
The bride and bridesmaids, Miss
Beatrice vroman, and Miss Blanche
Stenka. are attired In blue silk.
Clyde Butterneld. a brother of the
bride. and Walter Steffka. attend
the groom.
Following the ceremony, a we'd
ding supper win be given in the
BRIDES home. The couple will leave
Immediately on trip upstate for
the honeymoon. They will be home
to their friends after Oct. /. at No.
1877 Poplar-st.
The outof-town guests at the we'd
ding are Freeman Showalter, of De
troit, and Robert Stewart, OF Tecum.
sch.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Residents OF the territory between
the six-Mile and Eighth -rds. and
Mill-st. and Dequindre st. met in the
Iowa school house Tuesday evening
and approved immediate incorpora :
ton OF the territory as a village. A
meeting for residents in the north
part OF the territory In to be held
IN the last school house on the Seven
Mile-rd. Highland Park citizens fay-
oring annexation OF the territory are
at work on the plan
Nine Mustofa. Syrian. married So
him, but size Of bank roll $500 They
lived happily until Mines bank roll
was double noueht, then sophIa
threw him out, When he met her on
the street with two men she claims
he hit her. but she failed to appear
In court TO prove the charge, and
Nine was released. He does admit
he attacked her two male compan-
ions. but denies striking the fair
Sophia.
The Highland Park chnutaqua
which Is backed by the board OF
commerce, IL endeayoripg 10 sign ur
William Jennings Bryan for a date
between Sept 4 and o.
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MT. CLEMENS

Jim Middleton, IS, homeless. was
found in an old barn on Cass-ave.
early this morning. where ne was
placed last night after having been
Degoiian Shilling are being held at
police headquarters pending the out :
come of the mans injuries Physi-
clans say he may die.
John starzik this morning pleaded
guilty TO serious charge before
was sentenced 10 from six months 20
year in Ionia state prison. with n
Recommendation that he serve nine
months. stsrzik was arrested MAY .
on North ave: where ne had oneho
ed a number OF children.
Although bids had been opened and
plans completed for the paving OF
Grand the common council at
its last evenings session decided tnst
the work be postponed for AT least
year az a result OF petition pre-
sented by residents who claimed that
should they be compelled tn pay Tor
the paving at this time II would be
working a hardship upon them imam
cialiy.
Jesse Mcdonald. OF the Hudson Mo-
Monday Mr.. Mcdonald was well
known in Mt. Clemens and AT one
time was proprietor OF the Thomas
institute In this city.
Tne remains Oh pcotbc pu"o'"' ~
Detroit boy drowned sunday at Ih-
and Lake, will be brought here We'd
nesday for burial in Clinton Grove
cemetery. Dubard. with his parents
Mt one time resided on Jones-st
william Guyette, OF Detroit. the
young man charged with having APP
propristed Gus Cooks automobile
late Saturday night at the point OF
a gun. was arraigned In justice court
His examination was set for Aug. ~
and bail was fixed at $4,000 joe
Cuyette, the young mans father. u
expected to make arrangements foi
! the sons release from jail tomorrow
Though still confined 10 his bed the
| conditiou OF Rev. William Miekleham
taken suddenly III Saturday evening
10 reported as considerably improved
| he 10 suffering from acute tonsilitis
| Miss Mabelle Russell. who has beer
| .nendina several weeks In Denver
| Col, and other western cities. return
ed here this morning.
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Children Cry !
FOR FLETcHER'S
ASTO RIA
n0TICE-.AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Aug. 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. l742.

To Clara f.. stamm. Fred Crebbin.
anna Lansneid, Harriet l.. Smith. MI
cater Dave Kennedy Est, James
Esan. a. Mccormick, NJ. Roney, a. a.
careron. +. III. Quackcnbush. Chaa'
a. DUEL Grand Union Tea Co, syi-
vester Pheney, A. l.. Gordon. Chris
topner Plum. A. Fitzpatrick.
SMITH .' Mary Ly gSi, R. Carrie 4, so,,,I 2.
cupying or otherwise Interested in
any Of the lots and parcels OF real
estate In the local assessment districf
established by the Common Council
to defray the expenses Of grading and
paving the alley within the boun-
daries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying the expense ~
paving the alley No. 49,. being tina
n" alley In block bounded by BAG.
ley avenue, Jones street, Second ana
Third avenues, and Ia now open 10 in
| spection ~ this office. and will re-
| main In this ofhce fer Ave days from
the frst publication OF this notice for
the Inspection Of ali concerned Al,
| lots or parcels Of land ahuttinp On
or adjoining the alley so Described
have been assessed for such lmproys.
ment.
The Beard Of Assessors vii, me.,
on Tuesday. the 2tth day OF August
1918, Mt o'clock n. m, Mt their Of,
nee In the City Hail. and will remain
In session for n period OF ak hours
TO hear any person or persona desiring
TO object to any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASsESSORs.
BY Gustave J. Albrecht,
BIO President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
YPSILANTI

Mr., and Mrs Frank whitman have
purchased the \. Y. easier property
In the Foilett. Wright * Holmes ad-
dition.
Milo III Smith, of South Huron>st..
had his pocket picked recently while
IN Ann Arbor. He borrowed money
TO get home.
Mrs. Tailaday and daughter. Miss
their cousin. J. w. Talladay.
Miss Anne MaGuire. of Ontonagon.
10 a guest OF Miss Mary MaGuire. OF
the Wtedman Auto Co.
Miss Carrie Hardy is spending the
week at Lakeland
Mrs, stephen Dunlap Is entertain
ing Mrs. Rosen. OF Ontonagon.
Miss Eloise Eweil viii begin her
school work in district No. 4. Ypsi-
lanti township Monday. sept. 6.
Hickman Pros. threshed Monday on
the George Preston farm near Geddes
and for Lawrence Whalen in super
Tor township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. OF
Pennsylvania. are guests at the home
OF Andrew Campbell
Mrs. Jeanette Campbell. OF South
Huron-st.. il on the SICK list.
Mrs. Henry Miller is visiting rela-
tives for two weeks In Augusta town
Miss Mabel Burreii will begin her
school work Sept. In the Wizard dis
trict. This Is Miss Burrell's second
a meeting Of Fraternity Grange
VIII be held next Tuesday afternoon
| In the Willis hall.
The Willis w. c. T. u. will NEE;
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mamie
Elliott with the Ypsilanti Union CIV
ing the program and Mrs. Alma
Thorn leading the devotionals RE
sponsibility OF motherhood" win be
the subject OF an address from Mrs.
Gertrude Grant.
A meeting OF the Foresters will be
held Monday evening.
The Degree OF Honor will meet on
Tuesday evening for business ses-
sion. following which an entertain
ment will be given by Mrs. David
Baes. Mrs. p. w. Carpenter. Mrs. Mar
garet Carson and Miss Lillian Bryce.
Claude Beadie Is a recent Jonesville
visitor.
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ing. but nothing was missing. as far
as>she could learn.
False key burglars entered the
residence OF Emil Schilawske. No.
i03 Maybury Grand.ave., and ran
sacked the place thoroughly. but got
only $3.50.
In the home of Noah Stebbins.
No. 1926 Centralave., screen was
cut. and the burglars moved much
furniture. but got nothing from the
enterprise.
Mrs. Harry Dill. No. Ill Pium-st.,
reports that she had her palm read
by fortune teller. Tuesday. and
when the seer had departed, Mrs.
Dill's opal ring. valued at S.. was
missing from her finger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
WORTHWHILE

The Misses Katherine and Alice
Nalloy. OF Milwaukee, are visiting
their brother. Dr. y. J. Malloy and
Miss Amy Burt. of Grand Rapids. a
former teacher in the local school Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs George Capell has been spend
ing the past week in Ann Arbor and
Eaton Rapids he accom- napief hs-
father. william Ward. who Is %
years OF age. To his home in Eaton
Rapids, and her sister. Airs. Rem
saylsS OF Eaton Rapids. returned
WIN Mr. A snd e r seps fs TsrS ssy' and
Mr.. ana Mrs hos @ Richardson.
Mrs. Maude Renpett and daughter.
Thelma. and Mrs Emma II Richard
son. motored 10 Flint. "Wednesday. 20
spend few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Requa- OF 70S Oak-st. and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Mcclure. OF s07
stockton-st.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant and
SUNDAY az the HON" Of y r. Bogart.
Mr.. Rrysnt is a srother-in-law Of
Starr O aft. manager OF the L'E-
has been visiting his parents. Mr.
ard Mrs William Taft
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Biac.Surn
and two children. Jack and Barbara
Mrs. Barton A wheeler and Mrs
smuel W. Knapp "Forded" 10 De-
teroit Tuesday.
Glen r. Mcclure. of stockton
st, Flint. Is visiting his aunt. Mrs
~. r. Bogart.
John r. Kenyon. OF the Mutual
Beneht Life Insurance Co. Is spend
ing his vacation here and at Kings
Vile. Ont
Mrs. Belle Mosher. Of ighland
Park. who has been spending a few
weeks with friends and relatives
here. will return tot her home. Thurs
day. Mrs. arab Coldren will accom-
pany her fer n short visit.
Lyle Alexander has rented the new
Filkins building and will conduct a
shaving parlor therein.
A strong arm may indicate a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
MOTORS WITH
NITROGLYCERINE

BARTLEsvILLE. Ca. Aug. IL
l. G.. Cosper OF Tulsa Is said 10 have
made the longest known overland
haul OF nitroglyceriB Then he reach
ed De Beque Col. several days ago.
with forty quarts Of this explosive
aboard motor car. This nitrogly-
cerin IL to be used in shooting an
oil we'll
Cospcr broke down two cars In
making the trip At Grand Canyon
II was believed best 10 send a pilot
car ahead through tho canyon. Run
ming half mile in advance, this car
warned all traffic to be careful In
passing the nitroglyeerin car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
BOYS CHOSEN TO
ATTEND SCHOOL
AT STATE FAIR

G. w. Dickinson, general manager
, of the Michigan State fair. an
ncunces that every county in the
state viii be represented at the
State fair boys school which will be
conducted during the lrst week Of
the big exposition.
The boys. who will attend the
school successfully passed exsmina-
lions conducted by the school COM
missiorers IN their respective coun-
ties and were selected because OF
! their high standings in these exam
nations.
While at the fair the boys will
listen TO lectures TO be given by ex.
perts on agriculture. horticulture.
livestock breeding and dairying.
Thefollowing boys will attend the
school:
James Edward. Harrisville: John
r riedly. Munisins; Joseph Alison, Al
Logan; Lawrence Provost. Alpena;
Gerald NofYeinger. Standish: Lloyd
Briggs. Bellaire: frank Perry. Mich
igamme; Robert Eaton, Hastings:
Ralph Didier. Pinconning: Arthur
Steinhauer. Beulah: Claude Bishop.
Eau Claire. Roman Mikolsjozak,
Bronson; Ray Miller, Bellevue;
Leinous Carl. Cassopolis; vernard
Miller, Clarion; Eddie Carlson, Che
boygan; Felix r. Koskitalo, Brim-
ley; Ralph Gallagher. st. Johns;
Clyde McDermsid. Frederic; Archie
Dubord. Burk River: Thomas Myn-
ere. Vulcan; c. Kenneth Dow, Sun
field; Claude Spoons, Levering;
Cecil Hathaway. Flint: Edwin John
son. Ironwood; Clarence Nelson.
Traverse City: Claude Tromb. Mid
! dleton; Julius Fisk. Jerome: vaino
Sslo, Redridge; Charles Hanlon,
Port Hope; Leverne Curtis. Perry;
Thomas Burns, Powama; Albert
Fahselt, Tawas City; william Ander.
son, Iron River; Clifford Brasington
Farwell; Perry Dryer. Hanover;
Wilbur Randall, kalamazoo; Ward
Clark. Fife Lake; Wesley Jordan.
Cedar Springs; Lionel Piquette.
Gay; Melvin Convey. 'Inther: Carl
Brown. Brown City; Hazen J. Smith.
Pinckney; Gerald Buss. Provemont:
Arthur Shady, Milan: Eugene Mer-
tsugh. Mackinaw City; Daniel Van
derbossche. Warren; Arthur Baum
Ter. Norwslk; Burt scanlon. Michi.
CANINE: Glenn Cable. scottville;
Clyde Bell, Paris: James Quans-
tram. Daggett; Harry Thorpe. Mid
land: Paul Kenney. Temperance;
Alfred Brokaw. Fenwick; Alfred
Brand, Hillman; Paul Elliott. Hol-
ton; Howard Remington, Paris;
Grant McNulty. Holly; willard Geb-
hart, Hart: Arthur Raussin, South
Eranch; John Connors, Matchwood;
Raymond Kennedy, Comens; Rae
Iawton, Coopersvilie; Elmer Bar
low, Rogers; Eskol OLSON, Roscom-
men: John c. Banghsrt. Chesaning;
william z. Taylor. sturgis; Roy
Smith, Croswell: VIM. 8. Menere,
seney: Robert v. Deardslee. Perry;
Carl Stein. wadhams; Clinton
Bruce. Deford; Lester Chariesworth,
South Haven; Warren Alexander,
Ann Arbor; Erwin Leimbach. wysn-
dotte: Wallace Shepard, Buckley;
Carl williams, Lake; Otis folly.
Gladwin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
THUGS FIRE,
man RUNS
Fleet Feet Save Intend
ed Victim-SecOEd
Less Fortunate

Four shots fred at John Canute.
OF No. 9 Leverette-st.. by one Of four
holdup men who logged his foot
steps early Wednesday morning.
only lent wings to Canute's feet. and
The bandits gave up the chase as
John disappeared In the distance.
John had quite sum OF money
In his pockets, he told the police.
and when he noticed four men fol-
lowing him. at Sixth-st. and Micht
gan-ave.. he took to his heels. and
refused to stop when one of the sus-
poets started TO lombard him.
Michael wolfron. of No. T6 Colum.
blast. east. was given no opportun-
ity for flight, by the bandits who
stopped him at John r. and Column
blasts. shortly before ] O'Clock.
One OF the robbers held a revolver
10 wolfron's face. while the other
circled behind him. and searched
his pockets. getting SIS. and a gas
company deposit check for SIS.
Burglars had some very discour-
aging experiences. Tuesday. accord.
ing to reports received.
Abraham Rosenthal, OF No. 81
Adelaide-st.. woke up Just as some
knight OF the jimmy had pried a
screen of OF his bedroom window.
and started to enter the room. The
burglar fed.
Mrs Augusta Lempke. 81 No. 2s4
wreford-ave.. found that her home
had been thoroughly ransacked.
when she returned Tuesday even
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION :
Secretary Office. so Broadway.
BIDS-GYMNASIIJM EXTEN.
SION SCHOOL BUILDING
FORT STREET AND WA.
TERMAN AVENUE
Detroit. Mich. An

Detroit. Mich. Aug. II, 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received n
this Office until $40 o'clock ID. m.
Tuesday, Aug. ~. 1915, for furnishing
all labor and material necessary Tor
the Gymnasium extension at the
school building being erected on Fort
street and Waterman avenue
Plans and specifications may n.
Aeon at the office Of the architects
400 Moffat building.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects and
must be accompanied by certified
check or cash equal to & per cent 81
the bid. a surety company bond will
not be accepted In connection with
the submitting Of proposals.
Contract on this work will ne
awarded under one specification-not
separate parts Of the work
General contractors must submit,
attached to their proposals.. the names
OF all their sub contractors
The Board Of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all hid,
CHARLES A. GADD.
Bliss y Secretary.
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RIVER ROUGE

The village council. Tuesday eve
ming, turned the paving rolls on LIN
den. James and Myrtle-sts, over To
the treasurer, John Gagnier. for col
lection. and also the rolls for the
opening OF De Lsle st.
Miss Leila Page has returned from
visit In Bay city.
Mrs. II. =. Weston ia IN in her
home on eHerson-a west
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
BELLEVILLE

Main-st. In Beileville Ia COMPLETING
n concrete pavement which II 70 eS-
tend the length Of the street.
Preparations are bling made Tor :
home coming" which II 10 be held
some time In September.
TIRE thirteenth grade will be added
this fail TO the High school. and All
college freshman subjects VIII DE
Mr. and Mrs. winetts Derbyshire
attended the Towniine reunion heln
Mis-. Amelia schsn1. OF York. will
begin her school work In district NO
Mr AMI Mrs Eckert. OF Detroit, are
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam r. Lathams. OF Bunalo-st;
Tho r. A. degree wa sconierred
Tussday evening by Phoenix lodge.
No. ia, +. and a. NJ. upon Cecil
Trslchen. Charles y. Weir and Her
bert Fiske.
Mrs Miiiio NJ. Tooke has purchase
tho With homo on Fibs-st. 10 which
sho will move In feptenber,
L. A. Gray 10 entertaining franz
clark. OF Los Angeles Caiif,
Dstress TS.es S~s rr,a,;ns D-ps,--
asa. Ann
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
PONTIAC

90uaf physicians viii follow ont
z RECOMMENDATION OF Gov. Ferris
SSeulosis day. Friday. and ON
- viii give all applicants
SF sheriff 9. H. r. Green win
Detroit officers to arrest carl
wnneed In Detroit. charged
N eesauIt on ID. Y. n. con-
William Valentine. OF one or
interurbana. says Wood
osnee man boarded his car
Yget And after an alterca-
Uloek Eye The assault. the
~ was made by Wood out
~ ~ revenge because he was
y{eutIne'o car last SATURDAY.
va efrested at Birminr-
be1nG drunk and disorderiy
~. Ne Vas hned SIS Monday
s s ~, municipal court Wood
orsSY0-ySar-old daughter II Mr..
Ure- Chester Long, Sasha ba W
torm4rn, drank ny poison
ma peeu PLACED In saucer
she could reach II. and died
<44X nours later I'm commissions
2renss ana three other children
<44k Parker. No. s. Edlson-st
644 teet from q scaffoiding and
On cement walk on his head.
X&l9 x guRertnR from concussion OF
Ain and Internal injuries. He
wife and family.
Ind county farmers ore COM
- aN0ut the potato blight and
~ n - the most serious in
- KNIGHTS OF Columbus left on
fAyA Tor Detroit TODAY, where
41u 1board boats for their an
&4cursi0n to PUTIN Bay
49, =
9VAnal picnic nj Lake Orion on
H41ay. Automobiles will run back
x 9&{3h TO carry the picknickers
6c1ing Of the 20 men who were
oee1l backsrs for the recent Pon-
GU0oteuqua Will be held this
~ "a the rooms Of the Board
~ che last chautauqua and "a
"a - ono n to he held next year
D1aQ Forbes and George Mat
~ ~ year .oId ouths arrested
NM o90 for the alleged breaking
I1eyb0G ~ = lunch stand ct Lake
~ verS taken 70. Orion for ar
- on0 vas bound over TO ths
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