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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

Tank Beverly says the wind doesn't
blow as much as II did twenty years
ago but that the people do about as
much OF II as ever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

Unless it is a medium soft-Soiled
ogg, am earnest, cncicnt. conscien.
tious maj usually IS able TO get any
thing hc wants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

Most candidates for Congress really
are running for the post-ofice In
their home town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

a man is a hasso when he talks to
women. But he often IL a tenor
when he ]cOuycrsos with men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
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JegE Aousen

~ 1'1 1AhSoNN RAl
Ezra Nookcr wants tho Oregon
TRAN appropriately marked. lnas-
much as Mr. Nonkcr appears TO have
moro idle time than anyone else, why
not lCt him mark it2
In giving Little While n present
you cen greatly facilitate matters by
also giving him a hammer with which
TO break It up
The womon win bo greatly sur.
prisrd when thog find out. II they
even do, that nothing goes on in a
lodge.
Tank Beverly says the wind doesn't
blow as much as IL did twenty years
ago but that the people do about as
much OF 1t as ever.
Unless it is a medium soft boiled
ogg, am earnest. oGioicnt. conacien.
tiou5 man usually IS able to get any
thing ho wants.
Most candidates for Congress really
are running for the p~oBt-onice In
their home town.
a man IS a hasso when he talks to
women. But he often Ia "A tenor
when he ]cOnycrsos with men.
A man may take your word for Il
IN other matters, but he desires TO
personally investigate the fresh
paint.
a good many cases NJ love IN a cot.
tage turn out badly through lack OF
the cottage.
Art, as construed by the magazines.
appears 10 be a pictlre OF a m
wearing only n or two articles OF
clothing,
10 is true that you viii be dead A
long time. but you won't mind It.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

II is true that you will be dead A
ong time. but you won't mind Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

a good many cases " love IN a cot.
tage turn out badly through lack OF
the cottage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

Art, as construed by the magazines,
appears 10 be a pictlre OF a woman
wearing only n or two articles OF
clothing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

A mar may take your word for II
IN other matters, but he desires TO
personally investigate the fresh
paint.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
MT. CLEMENS

As yet Sheriff Hartway has been
unable TO get any clue 40 to thu
IDENTITY OF the two men who early
Mondsy morning assaulted William
Meade. night car barn foreman at the
-. Y. X. Chesterfield barns. In an ef-
fort 10 secure the key- 20 the money
drawer. Meade went TO a switch at
the rear OF the barns. where. as Gus
tomsry. he was 20 check up the fare
registers. and found the men In the
vestIbuIe OF car No. 1904. A blow
from billy rendered him uncon-
.sious, and he remained In that con-
dillon for nearly an hour. The thugs
escaped with 50 Of Meade's money
Gus Shirley and Richard g Ken
nett, both Of Emmett, Mich. held
since Sunday evening by the sheriff
a. n result Of their connection IN an
auto accidnt which occurred Mt =
s'cIock Sunday night on ,the south
0rattot-rd,. were released Monday
The men were enroute home from
Detroit. and Mrs Elizabeth clifford.
q Grand Rapids woman. an occupant
Of their car. was seriously and per-
haps fatally injured when II IVES at
nrst alleged she had jumped from the
machine. Later Kenneth said that
both ne and Mrs OXFORD had been
A. klne, aud-that tho woman felt
while ondeavoring 10 change seats
She n now IN the Washington SAINT
taStum. oo4eriug from . broken
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
NO ARMS
FOR VILLA
Washington Hastens to
Complete Carranza
Recognition
Bt-tNfFER- PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i2.-Haste
to complete formalities OF Car
ranza's recognition was evident here
today. The administration prob
ably will not wait 10 select and APP
point a new ambassador. II is ex-
pected . formal statement will be
issued soon from the White House.
Plans for cabinet meeting today
for that purpose were, however.
called OF.
While an embargo on shipment
OF arms 20 Villas territory has not
vet been reimposed. for all practical
purposes such an order is In effect.
Customs officers are. on their own
authority, OBTAINING munitions ship
ments on the border to carefully In
vestigate consignees A proclama-
ton re-establishing the embargo IL
expected this week.
The state department has been
notified that practically all the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
WYANDOTTE

supt OF Schools ", G, Daley has re
Mich.
Mrs.. Emma Torrene., OF Lansins. 4.
ynuns MI. and Mrs. y. O. Bowbeer.
The c. NJ b A will meet Tuesday
evening at T:s0.
The mission 20 be held by the Do
minican order In ST Patrick's church
Will commence Oct II
Sunday morning. three horses helm q
smothered TO death. has returned
from q weeks visit in Monroe Mr.
rhon knew nothing OF the Aza-.,pttl
Monday, and when he hoard thai
Bob. his fsyorite horse. was dead. he
Mrs. william 2. r. Thon and moth ID.
or. Mrs. Angeline Barrow. have re
turned from an extensive visit with
friends and relatives In Chicago
The Wysndotte Rebekah lodge viii
hold . meeting Tuesday evening in /.
requested TO attend. az a class Of
candidates VIII be initiated
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. FersteI an
nounce the opening Of a confsotion.
cry and lynch store. Saturday, In the
DruiIlard building. BIddle-sve.. near
Eureka. succeeding Russell Hoa siand.
The store IL being remodeied and re-
decorated and an entirely new stock
put I'm. The new proprietors will
give flowers az souvenirs Saturday.
Joseph Cheney. hve-year- son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Cheney. Eu.
reks-ave.. wac bitten IN the. side b.
a dog Monday DR. a. G. Druillard
Ths Senior ctasa OF the Wyapdofte
High school - planning to hold \
Halloween dancing party.
The heating plant In the Lincoln
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

shoulder bone and internal injuries.
Mrs. Joseph schanher IL entertain
ms the members OF the Social club
In her home this afternoon.
An eight pound baby girl was born
10 AIR. and Mrs. Wallace Kay at the
Washington sanitarium. Mrs Kay
was formerly Miss Ethel Macarthur.
Fred smith. for the past year nighi
telegraph operator at the Grand
Trunk station. has accepted similar
position At Royal Oak. and leaves the
latter part OF this week TO take up
his new duties
kickie Ferguson. OF Mt Clemens
on Monday Mas granted divorce
from George Ferguson on the grounds
- extreme cruelty.
Announcement Is made OF the mar
rtaEr Of NtSs cteo turIU. daughter
of - l. JOHN. OF this city. and Erans
watts. also OF Mt Clemens The
ceremony was performed June ?S, Ii
petro
Frank ]. Kleitch. OF No. 5Ss Mioh,,
san-ave-. Detroit. Is being held in th'
county jail by the sheriff. who be
iieves kteiteh IA demented. Relative'
In Detroit have been notified. ans
will arrive here Tuesday 10 have tbs
man removed TO that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. h Green left thii
morning for a trip through Micnigau
rAeyLwtA- tt-tr-SaEfuaw,- drsrr
Rapids and Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
DETROIT TIM E 5

school will not ho finished for few
days
Posters and tickets are out for the
football game between Birmingham
and Nyandbtte High schools on sat
urday. at the Alkali park. \ complete
shakeup is promised by Capt. Hen
derson. as many " the touchdowns
made against the hotteS saturday are
attributed 10 poor selection OF play
ers complete reversal OF form is
expected and tight game promised.
| students are ceiling the tickets.
MANY teachers from the Lincoln
school have gone TO their homes dur
| ing the enforced vacation.
| The funeral OF Ernest Isemeron
! the i5-year- old boy VINO Was acct
| dsntaNy shot and killed by Num'
7 u1ururI .tutr-r----N fvurT.- yvrt-- nc '1Utr
| "Wednesday moruinA at O'clock
! from 81 patriCkS church Alton has
/ been taken TO the county jail. await
| ing the inquest TO lie held Thursday
4 in Justice San SouCts court.
| Judge Edward Beattie Is Ill In hl'
4 home on pak-st
| Carl JuChsTts. arrested sunday tol
l being a disor0cr!y person, was unes
/ sia in Justice san SouCis court, Ford
/ Monday. JuchArtz was lined go bu
a few weeks ago in Ecorse
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
BIRMINGHAM

George NeldretI aged "a. died OF
old age Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
IN the home OF his SON. Charles. on
son The funeral WAS held from the
home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The remains were taken to Romeo
for burial
Mr. and Mrs Frank McHough spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
MeHough in Royal Oak
sen OF Nr. and Mrs Robert Alien. OF
Wing Lake. to Miss Ruth Harger.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira Mark Har-
ger. Of Pine Lake. will take place
this Tuesday evening al $40 oeioek
rage ceremony viii De performed ey
Rev. r. ~ Traver. OF Pontiac, They
will go on q wedding trip TO Youngs-
town. O.. and when they return VIII
make their home here al Wing Lake.
the N. A =. at Lansing.
Mrs l. ~. Baker. Mrs Jay Hunt
and Mrs. Samue, Howting will go as
delegates from the Eastern star
the Grand Chapter Of Eastern Stars,
held In Battle Greek Oct l2-i3-l4.
Ray vanderferd spent Sunday in
Mrs. Arthur Payne and dauxh,er
Mrs. Harry SAWS In Detroit.
Miss Sadie Preston has returned tn
her home In San Francisco after
= ending two weeks WITH NJ and
NJ and Mr.. Morris Levinson and
family motored to Ann Arbor sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. sisson and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bener. OF Detroit. were
sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs. T.
Mcconnell. on Hamiltcn-ave.
Mrs julius Rundell. who has been
seriously I'll in her home on Maple
ave. east. is slowly recovering.
Miss sarah T.. Sly Will start Tues
day for New YORK city; where s,1srs. she
MIR. and MrA Hugh MeEachern. of
Ypsilanti. and Mr. and Mrs. August
Heinxe. Of Royal Oak spent sunday
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Deyo
Davenport. on Pierce-st
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fink have gone
to Maumee. o.. 20 live.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor motorsd
Sunday to Jackson
A meeting will be held this Tues
day evening by the members OF the
Birmingham Mems club In their club
house to make plans for their win
ter's program.
Mrs Fred Goldsmith and children
visit with relatives in Detroit and
Mrs. G. L Conley has returned from
two- months stay with relatives a,
The resuiar meeting Of st. James
Episcopal church will be held at the
residence of Mrs II. NJ Berry In
BioomSeid Hills Wednesday after
noon. Oct 20. at 40 o'clock Mrs
William Wells. OF Detroit. VIII oe the
opeaker.
RMajor Philip Mothersill. OF Sas-
hatchewap..and sergeant Geof &c Buzz
xell. Of No kegon. have been rece a,
quests OF Capt. John Alien iBigefow
- - 81
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
COMPANY
Detroit Valve Co. Will
Not Yield to EN-
d ployes' Demands

wyANDOTTE. Mich. Oct Ia
The strike At the Detroit Valve and
Fitting Co. has not been settled IS
yet and 500 men who are out. will.
'acpofd4nx to o6icials, be ont OF jobs
for q long time II they persist In
their demands. After giving them
II voluntary Increase Of 10 cents per
day, the laborers are getting $3.50.
or IS cents more than the laborers
1t the Alkali plants received before
the strike.
They now demand another In
crease OF cents an hour. which
ouid bring their wages UP to 32.75
10 day, which Is so cents more than
slkali wages. o. p. BENJAMIN. an
onicial OF the company. stated that
the plant would close down indenn.
itely. and Edward Ganley, assistant
secretary and purchasing agent has
stated that three mouths. from
October to January. would be a good
time to take inventory. a. II is much
needed.
The strikers AT the Beals and
Selkirk Trunk Co. have not been
given their increase. Only $50 men
are out In that plant
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

aad her sister. Mrs. Bertha johnson
arrested on a charge OF kidnapping
she formers tvo-year-old child. Mrs.
Johnson claims that her father Is
the chfff's guardian, and that when
she removed the yeaBsstef from the
influence and care of its mother she
was acting entirely within her
rights The mother advances the
claim that her sisters story Is nm
true. and demands that the child be
returned to her.
Justice Thomas has not yet made
up his mind how IL viii be possible
for him TO decide Alright, but he
hopes to make a decision that VIII
be just.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
ANN ARBOR.

AIRS Caroline vogelbacher moved
here from Manchester last Wednes-
day TO make Ann Arbor her home.
and tomorrow afternoon. Just a week
from the time she left Manchester.
her former neighoors will gather At
her bier TO pay their last respects.
She was taken sick Friday and lived
out three days.
On Wednesday evening the Unitar-
Ian church will give its nrst recep-
ton OF the season in the church par
lors. The reception will conclude
with two hours OF dancing I'm the
guild hall connected with the church.
An artisticaliy arranged luncheon
was given in Fosters team rooms
yesterday afternoon for Miss Mar
sa-et Jones. whose marriage TO Wal
ter Peterson. OF Cedar Rapids. Ia,
Will occur on Saturday. Miss Jose
phine Murftn was the hostess. and the
guests We're personal friends OF Miss
Jones Later In the afternoon Mrs.
Wiifred b. Shaw also entertained for
Mss Jones.
A tea given, In honor OF new mem
oers of the SignS Alpha iora last
night by Mrs. J. J. goodyear al aer
beautiful home on Hili-st was one
OF the most delightful events mem
bers OF the sorority have participated
IN this season. Mrs. Reuben Peterson
presided at the tea table assisted by
Miss Marjorie adams and Miss Flor
ence Clark. Miss Moran Crane Hunt
sang group OF songs. and Mrs, Id
win ;. sheriff.. OF Detroit. played two
charming piano numbers
Mrs. Margaret Lydecker and her
daughter, Miss Gretchen. are expected
home from an eastern Tip some time
next week.
Mrs. r G. hanselman has returned
from a VISIT In Durand and Dawson.
Mrs. A. r. Shepherd and her guest.
Mrs. Clara Allerton. OF BelIeville.
were guests yesterday OF friends In
Mrs r W. Jerome left yesterday
for New York city. where she will be
the guest or Mrs. Arthur Dodge and
other friends for the remainder OF
the month.
Mrs Edward Lyke and her division
OF the Dixboro Ladies' AID society
viii give "A chop suey dinner Thurs
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A Wilbur.
~ hard-umes party VIII be given
Wednesday evening by Lois Rsbekah
lodge i'm D. %. %. r hail Guests are
~ p-.ets..- 10 dress An @AsF.i-t4HAe= e,,--
tunes
A tea Will be given by the Ladies'
AUXILIARY OF st Josephs sanltarium
at the home OF Mrs. j J. Quarry No
I7ss WGxhtenaw-sye.. "Wednesday
evening.
The Woman's club was entertained
this afternoon at the beautiful home
OF Mrs g 6. Darling on Forest-ave.
Regular meetings Of the club VIII be-
gin oct. u IN. the Disciple church
Prof Herbert Cross will speak at the
hrst regular meeting.
Pittsfield Grange will meet We'd
uesday with Mr.. and Airs A. Moore
"Wnar are you doing FOR your
grange" win I'D ne topic discussed.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
WORTHWHILE

Mrs. Frank =. Harmon. Mrs Bruno
Freydl and Mrs Byron @. Filkins
left Tuesday 10 attend tue three, day
session OF the grand chapter OF toe
Battle Greek.
Little Mildred simmons. daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur simmons. Ia
critically III.
friend Of Detroit spent sunday at
the home Of the formers aunt. Mrs.
Lucy Amber.
The corn-roast OF the g. Of :. club
Athletic park. Monday evening. was
postponed owing TO cold weather.
and the meeting instead was Isfd AT
the home OF Mrs. Maude Bennett.
with Miss Eunice wsrtman as hos
tess.
Mr. and Mrs. otho w. DALEY, OF
Highland Park. and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burreii and foir children OF
Cherry Hill. spent Sunday at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs n X Bogart.
ing Cleary college At Ypsilanti. was
weekend visitor in the home OF
her-parents.- sfr. ami sfrs James
waiter Chadwick. OF Ypsilanti. 10
spending a few days With Scott
MONTGOMERY and other friends
The regular monthly meeting of
the NJ Z. Ladies' Aid society WIN he
held In the church pariors, Tuesday
afternoon A luncheon Will also be-
served.
A number from here are planning
to attend the Laymen's Missionary
Movement convention TO be held IN
Detroit. Oct. 1f-2t.
The gas mains are now well up on
and II 10 expected
that gas wit be turned on about the
twentieth Of this month.
The Women's Missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church viii
meet at the home of Mrs-T-A
Turner. Wednesday afternoon The
report ~ the delegates TO the Syno-
diosi meeting ut Detroit viii be
given,
Henry pickeiI Returned sunday
eSsning from a weeks visit with
friends ana relatives In bennington.
Ont.
The main streets Of the village are
becoming very dusty and the bust
ness men are sgitstins a second APP
pltcation Of crude road oil The
heavy rains during IN. summer car
rled away quantity Of the oii-isden
surface soil, and the dust clouds
seen on the streets are nuisance
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
HIGHLAND PARK.

Hles La1Iian Leitch. OF ryron, ~ c..
Who has been ris.t.HE friends I'm De-
trolt and Hishlsnd Park has left for
0sS.ss Pierce, % No. 81 Avalon
ave.. was pleasantly surprised by a
number OF friends and relatives on
ss i S:rs e,wsnns n.
Arthur Reid. Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph
t1reyn. M and Mrs. J. 3 Grsgg. Mr.
aeA Mrs- william Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
BIZ Ma s 8 {. Flynn sf M NJ .a MrI n.
I14Y Reid and Charles Brown
Wra 4 ". NcClslisnd. Of No IS
$500 vlsta-svA wet. 10 vsry IN
c,snsssicst-ss..- has returned % rom ON
: ~. John Ri sSa; pastor of Trim
NJ MstnSdist church. leaves this
r. E az sss,ss ss'iS S ss: .. se:
Dr.. y. u Martha formerly OF Non
ros-avs. Methodist church, Of Ro-
chester. n II win coWs to Trinity
IF. ana Mrs.. yIeyd smiss. OF No.
end at the summer home Of Mr. ana
Mn. 8. T. Potter on Lake O.. claire.
A Is. .s sssGs ssa. s % sefaS
ming. In the gymnastum. Of the nigh
school tor members Of the esal6f
c1aSo, friends and member 1t tie
s scs 4. About .SoS', Is p:op, s., 49,
Ing and playing old.fsshionsd games.
The The boys =. Of the cs.s. served Ice
eueees. IN :ssry vsy and svsryons
Or. ana Mrs. Braisy. Of No. 70 Elm.
fsnIsr home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.. Z. G.
Days. - winSisse ssseh.
ave, 10 ccnvaisscsnt after an attack
The Eos1.p's HON. Missionary 90.
eiety. Of Trinity Methodist church,
the home Of Mrs. George ~ sayiss,
oohooIcraft West Boulevard -
r. sTe avoid collision with q speeding
aptomobile saturday night near the
TS. 10 Busna vists-sve. wsst. turn
~ his car turtle. IN turning too
sharbIy e the right; Mr.. Dickin.
ooN and John and william Cess. Of
psleses xh1 , ws,s *, sadios w h,,
mlraculously escaped injury.
The com0Ittse will meet Friday
niGRy q make plans for Trinity sun
dst school tntermediats rally.
Ssr, ssT 1s:lss n snd f. psns %
hns epensd offices In room No. I Of
the b1l16tng at the corner OF Wood
Z 4 6a6e6ot viii be held Friday
lsthcdist church for the workers on
ths Every member canvass" com
a nsw branch hank will be erected
~ IRE Highland Park state bank At
- eoe4sf % 0ensya and Woodward.
11 - - RoSlty company And
"a 1Ls4stvys n - beGin
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
YPSILANTI

The pre-Festivai concert series In
Ann Arbor viii be opened Oct. 10, BY
operate star. who will give fun
song r9eitaL More than roo have
purchased the course tickets. Every
sntertAipment win be featured by
sss is. 'eos'nS . ssp1.sns IN the
Mrs. HIIdegaxde Hagserty- Proctor.
Of Beaumont. Texas, II guest In
the hons Of her aunt. Mrs James
Harry wall and family are moving
from the Engei farm to the city. Mr..
Wall will soon resume his work an
hrxk smAn on the main line OF the
Michigan Central r r..
The Presbyterian church will send
. christ1as barrel TO Adams Run.
n. c. NrA George Lacking has
charge OF the packing Of the Barrel
About ~ soccer men are practicing
each afternoon after college hours
vision OF Director sampson.
Miss Bertha Buell. In giving In
structions to . class IN Bible study
which meets in Starkweathsr hall
'' M. v w. Kssip has rg moved . !.
Detroit to be With her daughter. Miss
Theresa who IN Q member Of the
faculty Of the Detroit schoois-
Or. n n, Harper 10 not recovering
was expected that he would The
relapse suffered recently 10 giving
his friends most serious concern -
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Waterman
have purchased half acre on Sec
tion :. PittsneId township. of Jean
nette A. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay psPuy. OF Saline.
we're In the city. Monday. en- route
for San Antonin-,Texa4.-w rf1sy
VIII spend the winter. Mrs. DePuy
IN Normal graduate and Mr. Depuy
10 a well-known L. Of NJ man
The second in the series of Nor.
I mai faculty concerts was held Mon
day evening In Pease auditorium
A regular meeting % PhoeniS
lodge. No. 10. r. a A. NJ, will be held
Tuesday evening.
| A concert for the benent Of the
victroia fund will be held this Tues
day evening ~ the Prospect school.
nav Ar6or Of Cleaners viii he held
The sons Of veterans viii hold q
businsss session "Wednesday evening
taa !:Ss. In the Q. A. r. half.
Ann Arbor. SATURDAY, for . football
Invitations are being extended "a
cftissno 60 attend an open house
from : 20 Z. Friday afternoon, of the
Ypsflanfl Laundry
Tho mach talked Of Normal All.
Fresh football game viii be played
Mrs. 6tis Dorsey and children havs
returned from . trip 20 Minnesota.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
GERMAN
SHIP SUNK
Britt sh Submarine
Sends Baltic Collier
to Bottom

COPENHAGEN, OCT. IA Ger
man collier vas sunk Monday. sup
-seez@tii..- ~ British suUmETIHe. IN
halmar sounu, IN tire Baltic, of
GLAND island said a telegram from
karlskrona. Sweden, today. \
Swedish ,imber boat saved the
crew. The German ere steamship
Germania was sheiled later by the
same submarine. Il Sas believed
and 50 badly damaged that II had
TO be bsSehed, the crew escaping.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
JBJJRBAN NEWS

the needs Of Highland Park resi-
dents liVinE in the north end OF the
community.
Chapter A of the r. l.. q. and their
geutlemen friends were delighttuliS
entertained saturday by Mr.. and Mrs
home Twin Towers Villa east Of
YpsiIanti. The guests thoroughly en-
ioyed themselves playing out. of-toof
games and listening TO the program
which the hostess has prepared. A
dsiicious country supper Was serNee
out OF doors.
The teachers training class of tn,
Highland Park Baptist church me
Monday evening At the home 81 Mr.
Her, No. l41 Buena NistA-ayA. ives
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
SEEK AMBULANCE
FOR WYANDOTTE

I WYkNpOTTE. Mich, Oct H.
iWyepA0tte needs an ambulance.
Wild this ia In 49,. Alhert
Qlt1 vagskn NJ wyaa61kte man.
ta11n9 ~ ! Subscr1peioa 10 raise
- ns4ts for ~ municipally owned
a bulenes.
~ present. there - no ambulance
for the John r. Eflbert Memorial
hospital. and automobiles must be
utilized. The hospital has been
filed almost AL. the time since its
opening. and a. franc conditions
and the speeders tend to keep II
filled, II has been deemed necessary
to provide . quick and safe method
q transportation for victims.
Mr.. Keith has the support Of
many local doctors. and they have
Issued the request. that the door
b unlOcked to him. and that he
oe sent away-with q subscription.
wyandotte needs that ambulance.