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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05

-
Who Pays Taxes
To Keep This
Town Going?
w HEN a new bridge is
- needed, a road must
be repaired, a courthouse is
to built, where does the
money come from2 Do the
mail order houses pay it?
Hardly. They will not even
send a contribution to help
buy a bell for the new chur-
Oh or to help a Fourth Of
July celebration. They pay
no taxes in this town, and
they are not concerned in
tsprosDerity.
This town must be sup
ported by its residents and
those who live in tile inn
mediate vicinity. II they
insist on sending their
money away then they are
helping to kid their town.
and they are making it
harder for them to ray the
taxes necessary to maintain
local government and to
make local Improvements.
You owe something to
yourself, and you owe some
thing to your neighbors.
You can help yourself by
helping your neighbors.
You can't injure your nei
ghbors without injuring
yourself. When you send
money to mail order houses
you are hurting your town,
your neighbors and your
self.
SPEND YOUR MONEY
WHERE YOU MAKE IT.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05

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will Be furnished upon application. All
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The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
JOY RIDERS
MEET GRIEF
Stolen Auto OverturnS;
One in Hospital,
One in Cell

Two alleged JOY riders came "a
grief, shortly after midnight, Friday
morning. when an automobile stolen
from the garage OF II. Stolb. No
l05 Altred-st.. overturned on Pin
gree-sQ., seriously injuring one OF It's
occupants. and slightly injuring the
other. who was arrested by Police
Surgeon c. NJ. Turrell on the charge
OF unia wfully driving away an auto
Citizens brought the hrst news OF
the accident to headquarters. report
ing that one man lay helpless. while
another was dared and battered.
Fred Holtrhauser WAS the name
given by the badly injured man
who was sent TO 81. Mary's hospital
while DR.. Turrell. who had been
sent on a nrst aid mission. decided
that the circumstances were sns-
picious. and nabbed the other man,
who gave his name as James
Scrubs. % years old. Of No. 423
Third-ave. Police allege that his
right name Is O'Brien. and they
learned that the auto had been
stolen from the Alfred-st garage.
The car is owned by q Mrs. Terro.
living AZ No. 436 Brush-st.
Holtrhauser was found to be sui.
fering from a broken leg. and bad
bruises and shock.
Scrubs was only slightly hurt.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
ROMEO.

Edward Bowernan has returned
rom = short trip TO Cheboygsn and
George NiIiigsn recently brok. /,
bone in hi. right arm while cranking
an automobile He now strongly adj
sorates . self.stsrter.
touring car from the iocl agent.
James A. Haber has disposed Of
his lunch and pool business 10 M4ssrs
Burten and Arnold, OF Youngstown.
nr. c. C. Stone announces that his
dtnte pariors will be closed every
Wednt sday afternoon during the
months OF July and August
VIII l. Lee. Of Richmond the new
county commissioner of schools. has
taken over the Affairs OF the office.
succeeding q. d. Thompson OF Ro-
meo. Mr. Thompson. who viii be 80
in the school work for "a years. with
the exception Of the time spent IN
At the annual school meeting to
william r. Hosner and Harry Bray
members Of the school board.
Dcios Jones. of Ann Arbor. visited
Mrs A. a. Luckey. OF HIGHLAND
PARK. 10 visiting Nj and Mrs J. r
Mes.r,. Harvey Dewey and Harr,
L week
Miss Maude wyman has LEI. for .
1 western trip and will attend the ex.
post. IN az San Francisco before re-
! turning
Fire occurred az the residence OF
j W. Poliion on East 81 Clair-st.
"wednesday morning shortly after 1
O'Clock. Slight damage was done and
the services Of the quick 4
hre department were not required &c
| any great extent.
Judge VI. T. Mckay was a NJ,
Clemens visitor "wednesday
Mfes Grace Davis announces a con
cert to be given at the Romeo opers
house next Friday evening by thu
participants Of the choral Union
whose rehearssis have been held re-
Gently IN the parlors Of the Method
LIST and Congregational churches
Some outside talent has been en-
gagged to assist
n. r. Smith. for many years a resi-.
cent OF Romeo. died wedne sd )
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
FORMER Nj. n. G..
COLONEL SHOT
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July s.-Frank r.
Graves. a prominent Chicago lawyei
and capitalist. was found MORALLY
shot. Thursday. in the garage of hi
Lake Forest home. and mystery SUI.
rounds his death.
Mr., Graves was president OF the
North Carolina Sand Co. and direc.
tor in several banks and manufac
turing concerns.
At NJ. Graves ofices In the First
National Bank building. attaches
maintained the strictest reticence
regarding the circumstances OF the
death.
Nr. Graves was admitted to the
bar in 1898. His first law ONCE was
In Benton Harbor. where he remain.
ed until the outbreak Of the Spanish.
American war. He served as cap
tain with the Thirty-third Michigan
volunteers In the campaign against
Santiago. In 1898 he was commits
stoned colonel OF the Michigan Ma.
tionai guard.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
DEARBORN

Mr. and Mrs. James Aut.n who
have been visiting az the home Of
their son. Grover Auten. were called
TO Pontiac. Thursday morning, by the
serious Illness OF Mr. Antsn's
Mr.. Greenwood has returned from
e. Mary's hospital
Mrs. Grant. Of Detroit, visited At
the home OF Mrs. w. v. Toy. Wed
nesday.
The Misses Ella and Grace Groth
have returned TO Monroe after being
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Auten
Clarence Forster f. attending sum
mer school At the Ferris Institute at
Big Rapid
Mr.. l. Hutchinson is convaie.cinr
from his fall on the Fourth
The Y. NJ G. e. won the first ball
game Of three 20 be played with tho
Dearborn business men for the sill
yer loving cup given BY Robert ~.
Kay.
Mrs. r, Armstrong and daughters
are spending few weeks near Chi
caRo with her parents
Mrs. Sherwood - the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. yena Proctor.
Mrs. walker. Of sprInrweI,. a the
guest Of Mrs. Leshey
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin strand and
son have returned from their auto
trip 70 Grand Rapids.
". l. Benson. of Dearborn vas al =
judged insane and taken TO Eioise
hospital for insane.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
MT. CLEMENS

Frank Ward and Oscar schnell.
who claim To hail from Wyandotte,
are beins held by, the police. charged
captured on Church ct. by oincsrs
claimed they are Responsible TOR the
ssss OF Of es h. ss.lSns.? to Cashier
Judge Law: THURSDAY snt.Ied 2
Hayward vs.. Frank Hayward ct al,
$ the no. soS sr.a ' 8; H s: sss :s
TO DR.. Hayward. and Endorsed by him
TO Frank Hayward. and In turn by
the latter 20 his wife we're given
them cancelled. This decisions ends
the unfortunate family litigation that
has been engaging the attention of
the courts for q. months past,
Richmond Eievator Co. was held on
Thursday afternoon at Richmond 20
determine whether the property shall
the tn sredi.ors is,. n 10 SssiasS aS
vissele the creditors will take the
amount Of their claims In stock. In
case the company 10 rs-organixed.
Sonsidesaeie Mt Clemens capital Is
Lawrence Alior. 20. died At the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mira
Frank Allor. on the Lake shore-rd.
tack OF acute gastritis. The funeral
was held Friday.
Daniel T. smith. . pioneer resident
of Romeo. and wei Known In this
city. died at his horne early Thur
day morning. Deceased Was at one
time owner OF one OF the largess Saw
mile in this section OF Michigan.
Mrs r r Erskine. Cass-ave- Is
spending fev days with Mr. l. {,
spencer. at Crystal Lake. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis X kheeler. OF
Michigan City. Ind. are guests OF
Mrs W - High. North C-sNot-ave.
Miss Elsa Schelling a. S.ss Leona
Hsin- left Thursday evening for a
weeks visit at Buffalo and Dunkirk,
y Y
one hundred and 50 members OF
the Bennett club. Pittsburgh or
ganixsticn. arrived in the ci,y Thurs
day afternoon and have made camp
NJ shady Grove. near the waterworks.
The eluIe mas been making annual
visits 10 Mt Clemens for many sea
sons
Miss Catherine Bauman was taken
TO the University hospital at Ann Ar
Dor this morning, where she IL to
an operation for appended
tbs.
Michael Casey connected with the
detective force. IN a guest
at a local hotel and ~ taking q
course O. mineral baths.
Miss Marie kennedy. OF Chicago,
ard Mrs. J. J. Faral Of Louisville.
KY. are guests OF drs. Herman Fist
Ter. Mtller-st
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
MICHIGAN MAN
SLAIN AT SEA

BIRMINGHAM. Mich. July g.
Word IL received OF the death OF
Harry Coney. OF Duluth. on the Brit
ish steamship Tennyson from Rio
Jeneiro TO New York. He was shot
Sunday night by Caesar Braso. for
merry of the United States navy.
After Braxo shot Coney he shot him
self and was taken 10 a hospital
Mr.. Coney was concerned with the
board Of trade OF Duluth and was
just returning from q SIX months
stay in South Africa. He is survived
by parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Coney. of Jackson. and a widow and
three small children In Duluth. Mr..
Coney was formerly from this place.
and was well known here. The body
will reach Jackson in about ten
days, where IL viii be buried.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
SHIELDS URGES
ALUMNI TO UNITE

Edwin c. Shields. state chairman
OF the Democratic party. In q speech
to the University Of Michigan alum
nj of Detroit, on their annual excur-
sion on the steamer Saprho. Thurs
day evening. urged them 10 band to
sether TO support the best men for
public once. He said that the
alumni could exercise Q strong po
litical influence In the state, since
most OF the state once holders are
alumni.
About 500 graduates Of the univor.
si,y attended the outing. There
were college songs and music b.
the band. Ohicers were elected a.
follows: President, Fred G.. Dewey I:
vice president. Henry Z. Bodmsn
secretary. James O'Dea; treasurer
Bethune Dufield.
After the boat landed, the alumni
snake-dsnced up Woodward-ave. be
hind their band, which played The
victors."
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
RESALE OF USED
CARS FURTHERED
BY NEW PLAN

The problem OF the used carlow
shall the automobile that still has
many miles OF good in IL be disposed
OF, when its rrst owner lets go OF IL
for a newer creation that takes his
fancy this is truly Dig problem
in the automobile world and II is
getting bigger all the time
a number o, plans are in practice
used car Is so much a pix-ir-a-h rag,
and values fuctaste so widely aud
shat most schemes for
handling used cars are open TO OBJ
jections ~ one Kind or another
however. the situation - apparently
not hopeless The managers OF what
is known AZ the owners ReJaie De-
pot, AZ the ~errsF Of Forest and
" ood n ard-sve, have a plan that ~
now proving satisfaCtorv. End Is
bound 20 Develop into wider useful
ness a. eittrs ana buyer, Is ne
used cay m4rNet. become eOgniEart
TIE ,J%uer's Resale Depot. Instead
u charging ccu mission 20 either
bowers or sellers % used cars has
mfr On tn plan % simply charginx
9Et rats % hfty ce7ts every "a
OURS for ths time car - under
their control FOR sale Fer -he afty
eats such service ~ given a. firsi-
tasp garage would give. and 81
course, the making OF minor adjust
msnts ard demonstration CO ears To
prospective buyers is included 10
brig buyers and sellers together an
extensive advertising service - rain
taineyf f0uxtout Michigan. Toledo.
t1sveleni and Chicago.
trasr1VCh "a prize. at wniCh ear
Is sold. car TO, enter into the inter
est Of the resale depot. there car ne
No suspictou on either the sellers or
BUYERS part % collision n 20 p-ire
y - 20 the interest nf the resale de-
not to PIT thc deaf thrIsSp n is-yrs
mutually agreeable 70 both pTincI-
pals. and for that reason. fhe depot
,I=ss SIS best gDdesV cTs 10 get BAY ~
ard sellers together 90 let them v,ora
out the matter Of price
The Owners Resale Depot at pres
rnt Ia spec taiIzing in Fords .The
managers say they can dispose 81
all used Ford ears that are brought
20 rh.rr
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
HIGHLAND PARK.

Announcement has been mad. Of
the marriage OF Miss Agnes Cassidy
ana James r Mitchell which took
place on Wednesday. June 20 at 81.
I@o's church. Detroit Rev Father
Meath officiating After an extended
wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs Mitchell
VIII De az home 70 their friends In
Highland Park
Misses Laura Bartlett. Gladys
Powell, and Lewis Pew~li % this
village. are visiting friends at Twin
Towers near Ypsilanti
RUSSELL Weiss OF Tecurnseh Ont.
- visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Frank r. Denrr. OF Elnhurst-
ave
Miss Dorothy Barber. OF No. al
F.rrls-aye. viii entertain a number
her home this evening
Mss Clara Huffman. Of HASTINGS
Mica arrives this week to be rhe
guest of NJ and Mrs I. p Barlow.
Of Mon;erey-ays-- for Few weeks
Mr. and Mrs John sutton ara
family. OF this village have returned
home from visit with friend. az
Anch0rvfiie.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. J Kinn.r are
s.oending the summer AT Anehorvil!e.
Miss Gesevieve Grave. and Lester
Simmonds. OF this village are vfsitinE
for Ten weeks at the Georgia cot
tsge at Cass lake
University OF Missouri has returueA
TO Columbia No. after an ~st~rA~-f
visit with his parents. Mr. sad Mrs
4. =. HnfffnSer IN this village
Mr.. ard Mrs John H. Hanna have
returned from visit in NJ Clemens
William Mcdowell is visiting
friends and relatives in Pittsburgh.
Pa
Announcement has beer rsde ~
the marriage Of Niss Pauline J
HEINZ. daughter Of Mrs snra Hern
Of NarshlsTd -. Clair FLATS 10 Mr
frank y. fuller. which took Mace
SATURDAY, Ju7v T. Rev Fr sullivan
Officiating Mr. and Mrs.. julien viii
be ~ Norre % their friend. at No. a.
Cnt'sr" Grove-ave Highland Park
sitter sept
ana William Paul. OF this village
Vile.
Louis Mipter. Of Pittsburgh. Pa
who broke into Ashtor'S real ESTATE
office at Six-rniie road and Wood.
ward-aye. early THURSDAY morning
was An~d 80 and ~ cost. by Justgrs
Marshall for breaking and snt.ring
and was given the option ~ speud-
i-K a. days IN the Detroit Hou.. 81
Correction. TT default % the fine ne
vas sent 10 the work house
Francis DUNLAP. % oxford. Mi.h
vas fined So and 81 costs by Justice
Marshall Thurrday. for being drunk
and disorderiy.
Fred Perry. Of No 1888 Thirf-ave
who was arrested Thursday rno-ri- &
w Patroirsn Cross for sn.esfnz p-as
fined szS and ss eo., hv rustice Js-.
aRan with the option 81 spending 20
DAYS In the Detroit House 81 correc-
fion.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
YPS1LANTI.

The body of william Levi. was
brought here from Pontiac and in :
torment was made Thursday in
OF his wife who died several Years
ago. Mr.. Lewis was q former stree,
vived By two sins. warren ana
Charles. both OF YpsiiantL
Some very nne photopiays, in col
ors are being shown ut the Peaee
auditorium.
a class In social dancing has been
formed at the Normal gymnasium
with Miss Blye Quiglsy a. instruc-
tor. About 30 have enrolled.
summer school chorus. composed
entirely OF women. and numhering
Prof. Frederick Alexander. head Of
the Normal Conservatory OF Music.
Manager Smith. OF a Chicago laun-
dry. and formerly head Of the Occi-
dental laundry In this city. will have
charge OF the fne new establishment
now being built on Factory-st
The DO what You Can circle OF
day afternoon. at 30 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Jeanette Campbell ON
St John's-st.
John Bonnet. Of Pittsburgh. Pa
will arrive sunday TO visit his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bonnet.
froI. ana MS. Is. IL DOOge left
Friday for their cottage nt chsrie-
voix
The annual w. c. T. 4. picnic will
he held Tuesday afternoon on ths
lawn 81 Joseph Y. Warner. on Saline
rd. report OF the recent state con
vention Will be given
son was born. Thursday. 20 Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Lawson, Of chi.
eago. Ill Both parents are Nor
mslites
The willis and Derbyshire w. c. r
Y. Will hold Joint picnic on thu
lawn OF Mrs. Rhofa & w. Derby.
shire. Tuesday afternoon Al ,hi.
time the losers In the recent mem
bership campaign will be hosts II
the winners.
Mrs. ~ r. Ioup. OF Enis-,,. ha.
offered her home for sale and IL soon
20 move TO Florida TO live.
An entertainment will he given
Tuesday evening for the Degree ot
Honor II will he In charge 81 the
following committee Mrs. Mary
Loomss: Mr.: and Mrs Alfred Miles
Mrs. Alice MilspauRh. Miss Eva Mon
~. Mrs. Ada Neazor. Mrs Lucy New.
ton and Mrs. Margaret Putnam
The Presbyterisn church wiiI hold
no prayer meetings during July end
The Arbor Farmers club VIII be
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

Frances Mae huston. The funeral
Was held Friday after Don at the
home OF his daughter lntermeh'
Was made in Roseland cemetery
Nixs Edith MAY Bunyon. OF SleNe-
land. o. Is a guest OF Mr. ana Ars-
The Banner league Of southnsld
will meet AT the heme of Miss Mat
tie Nixon. saturday afternoon.
lawn social will be held AT the
home OF Mrs Matte Cummings a,
Franklin. saturday evening. for the
benent OF the Franklin church.
Division !, Of the Ladies' Aid OF
the Baptist church. viii meet at the
Southnela ave. this Thursday after
noon
Mrs. Belle Jennings. OF Grand Rap
ids, Is guest Of her daughter. Mrs
Miss sadie say has returned from
a trip to san frsHciseo. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parks and
daughter. Clara. have gone on . mo-
tor Trip TO Henry. Neb., TO visit Mr..
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miller are
spending the summer In their sum
mer home on the west road
Mrs George Button 10 Ill at her
home on Pierce-st:
returned from a sisii with Xrs.
Blandinss parents. in Cleveland. o.
The young people OF FRANKLIN had
A picnic al square lake. Thursday.
Miss Olive Mcvean. OF Lake Orion.
Is guest OF her sister. Mrs. l.
Green. on Townsend-st
Leon Tooley has gone 10 purand TO
visit his sister, Mrs. Maude Schneider
Preston Gray Is visiting relatives
IN Chicago. III
Mr. and Mrs. J. G Cox. Of Chicago,
III. are guests OF l. r. Beachie and
Mr.. and Mrs. A l. Philip. in Bloom
neld Hills.
Miss Helen Keyser. of Pontiac, Is
guest OF Miss Marion Leland
Mrs Frank Tompson. OF IApeer. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Schram.
on woodward-&vA
The sunday school OF the Me.ho-
dist church will have a picnic to
Belle Isle. Friday
Misc Stella Reid who has been
teaching school at Fullerton. Cal.
has returned home for her summer
vacstion-
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blixhurx viii
go. Friday. TO Bay City 10 visit re-
attNes for three weeks
Mise Florence Rykman has re-
turned 10 her home at Prntwater
after visiting Miss Florence StaIey
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
PONTIAC.

The case OF william c. Harber. ac-
cused by the city OF violating The or
waters OF Pontiac creek. with animal
matter. has signed stipulation not
to run his reduction plant near this
city until ne has made its equipment
such a. not to violate the law. II
was charged he had been running re-
fuse waters into the creek The
plant has caused much litigation in
the past two years
Charles r. Grosxpitch. accused by
his former employers. Resttl~ 4
sschse. OF theft OF money from the
TIL in the store. where ne was en-
rioyed as a clerk and window trim
circuit court TO await trial, His bail
OF S3eo. given at the preliminary ex-
animation. was continued
Because of bad weather the week
which was 20 have been given Wed
nesday night was postponed until
Frt6ay evening.
William n. Lewis. -. formerly OF
died at cancer institute in this
city Thursday The remains were
taken hack TO fpsiIanti BY SON for
The Oakland County Bar a..oeia-
ton made no effort 10 take part In
the funeral oy burial OF Judge WIS.,
ner. of Flint. q native Of Pontiac. who
vas well known In this county. Judge
smith- OF tne local cirCuit court MADE
every effort 10 get some sort % con
eerted recognition OF the dead turtst.
but failed. The remains will be
brought here Friday afternoon for
burial.
The Young Woman's guild. Of All
saints church met with Mrs Frances
of Parks-st. Thursday
afternoon.
The Copper club met THURSDAY with
Mrs DrouiiIsrd. Of prayrou Plains.
md an loved "A social afraruoou Pc
ess
Teachers OF Sunday school classes
IN the Central Methodist church VIII
hold Q meeting OF their pupils sun
day afternoon 10 plan a picnic 10 be
held next week
Circle No. z, OF the Presbytersan
church, will hold its annual picnic
At the Allison cottage NJ Cass lake.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
WORTHWHILE

Mss Elizabeth Ostrander IL spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs
). Z Minis n Detroit
Mrs. James Sessions ceie brated her
eightieth BIRTHDAY Friday az the home
Of her son. Charles Sessions Mrs
Sessions Is n perfect health anr lives
alone with the exception OF COM
pan'cn nov and then.
STR. and Airs. r j. I'srkIns. OF Ben
nin<Ts A. are visiting friends here.
Little Dorothy Lawrence is III with
lanes HUI IL about 60 leave for
Rs.zs man. Mont whore ne will join
Nr-. HUT and two sniidrea. t;eraldins
ard jan-ss- 1r They VII rhsn maxi q
trip 70 rhe Panama Pacific exposi-
ti0n. returning IN AyoGt month.
The Westminster GHjld. Of the Pres
hyterian church viii hold penny
carnival on the church lawns Fri
Sir. AID Mrs r. {. Preston win
move into the wilssy house next
ar AMI Mrs . =. Ryder were the
and faHi!is - Pontiac. Thg-@day.
Mrs iucy GiUis - preparing 20
build % her taesrt lot on Wing-st
Tn Jolly Eight club ami chap
erore have returned from two
weeks OUTING ar Walled LAKE
Amoas thu attractions at the com
inx Chautluqua viii be M0ntic~liFs
r1ents. and vocal and .as;ruineatai
musis. together with the ban! brine
an Instrument which ls comb. na-
ton Of the banjo and mandolin -'Esd
" Marston. an opera singer. Winni-
fred Thou pson concert company. the
kiltiss band. Congsessman - ClyGs
Kelly. the Stratford opera company
and Mrs. Demarchus Brown. since
500 tickctr have been CONTRACTED for.
the success Of the undertaking Is
assured
C. n Doiph, the delegate 20 the
Methodist conference which Will be
held at Port Huron. has been in
strgcted to ask for the return OF Rev.
Ralph M- Fierce 20 this charge. Mr.
Pierce mas Dern pastor 81 the local
Methodi-' church for The past four
years and during this tlrse ne has
eLoeared himself TO the member OF
the church body W. II. Hutton 10 al
ternate delegate.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
ECT LOSES
HIS MEMORY

1ugTlAC. Mich. July s.-tSpe-
1eorGe r. Rockwell. also
n ~ George French and r. NJ
W y under arrest here on .
- ~ completely 10 the theft Of
U0eth ~ clothing from the
l6A Knitting Mills In Roches-
n21ny. Rockwell was arrest
16w olncefs had Investigated q
- (haf ~ had soae TO Detroit
~ cor the night OF the rob-
&nk11tng three suitcases. En-
n ~ me d. U. r. stated they
nEl1oA hin - faf % Smith-ave.
IN him. HockweIl denies the
|6oa eontained the stolen goods.
M ~ wAs going TO Detroit
| neet. He says he does not
W W1uat N ,did with the cases.
~ meuosy " blank concern
~ ~ ~ denies any guilt
tcgns. over : meat market in
n11or. where q burglary was
1tto1 M D16day. have been
~ 11 vitAodt result
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

= ~ Herd Offers It's
ecunds for Use
- Park

tT1AC. Mich. July s.--(Sps-
~ Uks Of Pontiac have
~ park problem ~ far ~
1Sai part Of the city IL con-
y ~ oGsring TO the public the
ufo Of their beautiful grounds.
\ - bnnks Of The Clinton river.
1toe Fike-st. The place 10 an
4 Iopakioa Tor : park. beautifully
~ and provided with terraces.
oo ara walks. Two years ago
l1y made m effort TO purchase
Sfuperty from the Elks and had
~ il bond issue Tor the pur-
Wm6n n va found that a tech
nv Droyented the sale Of the
~ since that time II has been
& ~ weekly hand concerts and
nypCoes Of the lodge. wl-,h
gh hrBe club house on the prop
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
: SUBURBAN NEWS ::

entertained Wednesday afternoon at
Mr., and Mrs Morris 0alpin's.
Mrs Alma Spicer Stil be hos ess
Thursday afternoon to the Free
Church Aid society.
The 5eoth Anniversary OF the mar
tyrdom of John Huas Will be cele-
brated Thursday afternoon at q
meeting OF the Presbyterian Mission
airy union 20 be held at the home OF
Mss Hattie Swift.