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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
PRISONER CUTS


(Contlnu0d Frem Page one.l
for longer time to secure recommends.
tons of character. He is q sheet
metal worker by trade, and Is skilled
in the use Of tools.
The method Of escape was almost
identical with that OF Locke. He cut
one Of the iron bars at the base Of
the chimney, which is used for a ven-
tilator in the summer. The bar Is
one and a half inches thick and was
cut one-half way through and broken
the other half. It was cut in only one
place. and as soon as this was done
it dropped from the socket. With the
bar out Of place, the hole through
which Miller crawled was one foot
wide and eight inches high.
Makes Rope Of Sheet.
A rope. made of q wooden blanket
and two sheets, was tied to an iron
rod in the inside Of the chimney and
suspended on the outside. The top Of
the chimney Is about twenty feet from
the roof. 1t Is not known how he
got off of the roof, but it is presumed
that he dropped eighteen feet from the
roof in the rear of the jail. Sheriff
Steen believes that it would have been
impossible for Miller to work without
some of the prisoners hearing him.
Consequently, he believes several Of
the inmates assisted in the escape.
According to the stories Of several
Of the prisoners, the first they knew
OF the escape was when several bricks
fell down the chimney. The fact that
the bar was only cut nalf way and that
the other half had to be broken makes
CO - hA nvi lvp
plausible.
After we heard the bricks fall. we
pounded on the door for a half hour
before the sheriff came" said one of
the prisoners this morning.
Turnkey Morgan said that he made
his rounds about 10 o'clock and there
seemed to be no disturbance of any
kind. He then went to the lookout"
room. a small room near the ceiling.
outside Of the prison proper. which Is
connected with the Jail room by a
small window. He said that he stayed
in this room fifteen minutes after the
lights were put out, and everything
seemed to be quiet. He then went to
his home. and no one knew anything
about the escape until Sheriff Steen
was awakened by the pounding on the
prison door at 1870 o'clock.
The Jail is SO arranged that none Of
the prisoners can be locked in their
cells. The prisoners are allowed to
walk around the prison room at night.
Miller's cell was on the south side of
the second tier. He made his escape
from the opening on the ground floor
on the north side.
Sheriff Steen did not disturb any Of
tho annarafus uaed nv Miller in his
escape. and the rope made OF bed
clothing is still hanging from the top
of the chimney. The grand jury will
investigate the conditions at the Jail
tomorrow.
When John Locke made his escape
the bars were much smaller in diam
eter than the present bars.
miller was pretty slick crook"
said Sheriff Steen this morning. He
knew what he was about. Soft soap
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
TRAFFIC PATROLlMAN
TO talk At REVIVAL

Tony George. trafnc policeman in
Marion, Indiana, former sheriff Of
Grant county, and known throughout
the northern part Of the state, who
incidentally weighs $50 pounds, will
probably be the speaker at the after
noon service next Sunday Of the taber-
nacle meeting conducted by Evange-
list Rollin A. Bennett and his party.
Patrolman George has become an
interesting speaker, Rev. Bennett says,
with his consistent appearance before
revival meetings, in which he urges
people to follow the course he took in
confessing his sins.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
DIRECTORS BOARD
OF SAVINGS FIRM
TO NAME OFFICERS

The board of directors Of the Rich
mond Loan and Savings association
meet at s o'clock tonight in the build
ing on North Ninth street in regular
session to elect the following officers:
President, vice president. secretary.
treasurer. attorney, three directors, APP
praising committee and finance COM
rnittee. George Bishop is the present
head of the company. The association
ras raised its capital five times since it
was established so no action along that
line will be taken. The routine bust
ness will be transacted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
TEACHER PRAISES
PICKELL'S SYSTEM
AT HIGH SCHOOL

This years high school work, was
begun with less trouble than for many
years, according to one of the officials
There was fewer bothersome, petty
conflicts to contend with, he said.
The re-arrangement Of the program
for the year and the ease with which
the work got under way, was due, the
official added to the hearty co-opera.
ton of the members of the faculty and
the students and the unity which was
shown in the efforts to reach agree.
ments on the problems which always
face the teachers and pupils at the
opening Of the school season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
CENSOR HOLDS BACK
LETTERS FROM Pope

BERLIN Sept. 15.-That the Italian
censor is holding up communications
addressed by Pope Benedict to off,
Gals of the Catholic church in Ger
many was charged today by the Over.
seas News agency. 1t is stated that
two letters from the Vatican to the
papal nuncio at Munich were never
received. The first relates to the ap-
pointment of an archbishop at Posen
the second to affairs of the arch
bishop of Breslau.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15

and Mrs. Jim Smith Of Corgan Creek,
Sunday.
Miss Francis Lindsey will again be
an Earlham student
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Oler Of Will
liamsburg. were here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cox returned from
Greenville, Ohio. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Barnes of Indiana.
polls. gave reading at the Friends
Sunday school picnic that was much
appreciated by all present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
CHURCH SESSION
MEETS NEAR EATON

EATON, o. Sept. 1.-THE annual
evangelical conference OF the Dayton
district will be held September 20 to
p in Zion church, five miles north OF
this city. The annual conference ser.
mon will be delivered during the even.
ing Of the first day by Rev. c. E. Krum
of Piqua. A special missionary ser.
vice will also be held that evening
Rev. George J. Sixt, pastor of Grace
Evangelical Lutheran church of Eaton.
is also pastor of Zion church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15

Using chemical process, a Moscow
engineer claims to have produced a
finer linen yarn than the finest spun,
at low cost.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
DENLY PLEADS
FOR NATIONAL
PREPAREDNESS

FORT WAYNE. Ind Sept, IA
Edwin DENLY, OF Detroit former
member OF congress and prominent
~ mentioned for the Republican
nomination Tor governor OF MIGHT
gan. in an address az the annual
banquet OF the Lincoln National
Life Insurance Co here today. on
Insurance for the nation. said the
American people were drunk with
prosperity" vet took no step toward
adequate defense TO assure 20 our
descendants the blessings Ne en-.
JOY"
II was predicted by the former
congressman that without action
soon the United States would have
20 give mp the Monroe doctrine and
be hinged IN by the arms OF Eu'
rope Investing the longprotected
south American republics and even
Mexico.
AS soon as the European war IS
past" Mr. DENLY asked, will not
the nations OF Europe call on the
United States for a reckoning ss 20
its stewardship IN Mexico and IN.
slst tha; II America cannot or will
not 90 so. they be allowed 10 enter
the revolution.racked republic and
rescue the citizens OF Europe there
and save their property"
Support for his argument that
the United States Is inadequntcly
prepared 70 protect itself he found
IN the recent note Of Secretary OF
State Lansing 20 the Austrian gov
eminent In answer 20 the latter s
protest against The trathc in arms
and munitions OF war with the foes
o' the Germanic alliance. Mr.. Den
hy quotes from paragraph Of th0
Lansing note, the following
1T has never been the policy OF
this country 10 maintain IN time OF
peace a large military establish
ment or stores 81 arms and ammu
milton sufficient 10 repel invasion by
well-equipped and powerful en-
emy In consequence Of this
standing policy. the United States
would. in the event OF An attack by
foreign power De NJ the outset
% The war seriously, " not fatally
embarrassed by the lack 81 arm'
and ammunition md by the means
10 produce them In sufficient guam
titles
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
NO HOLDUP
IN TRENTON
Marshal Says Andrew
Bran Was Not
Sandbagged

TRENTON. Mich Sept tt--After
working on the case ior cae day.
Marshal Iabo has found t-s eyglan-
stiou OF The sand-5aEging ot Andrew
Brow. Fifth-st
according 10 the marshal Brow
spent the $50 he was Supposed 20
have been robbed ~ He was In
such good spirits according % The
oncer. that be did nor notice a nun.
Der OF people walking toward him
~ the same sidewalk. ana be coili1-
cd with them falling 20 the side.
walk
When re woke Up, be realized
that he was short go 6nd tmme-
tiately began 20 connect Che miss
ing money with his position OF the
sidewalk
Cons eQusntly. the hold-up men.
The people VINO ccllided with him
afterwards sent d child 20 BroV's
home to inquire after his condition,
and the story leaked ou,. Brow has
not vet recovered.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
PASSENGERS ON
CAR SLASHED BY
CRAZY NEGRO

Roaming amuck with knife.
Vlei passengers on a Baker car
tried o. prevent him from attacking
bis woman companion. william
SmV.. Negro a. years old. who
saws he lives con Hastings-st. 20
siasre3 several men on the car. the
rtrsj injured being W Siapletou. o.,
NJ. Hyde-st. Who suffered a six.
inch slash across his back The 9th
ers were onlv slightly cut according
90 the police report, and their names
no' obtained
Stapleton vas sent 20 81 May's
~ysp.'Hl. and smith and his woman
companion. Helen Price, p years
Old 81 No 81 Larned 50. west. were
taken 10 headquarters by Detec.
Gives Richardson and smith The
woman AS held al a witness, and
smith was charged with felonious
assault
The fight occurred as the car was
Passing Grstiotave. and ST Antoine.
.f. shortly after midnight
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
COMMUNITY
COUNCIL IS
ORGANIZED
Members of Civic Bet
torment Body Elect
Officers

WYANDOTTE, Mich, sept IL
Tie Wyandore community council
was fully organized last night
wheL the board OF directors met IN
the city hall 10 elect officers and
appoint committees The following
committee OF three. 20 select the
report or a permanent secretary.
consisting OF: E. y. Clark chairman,
Frank Eberts and James Headman.
The ways and means committee,
consisting Of. Charles Gartner.
chairman, J. II. Bishops. ST. August
Loe1ler. r J. Lyn,h and z. c.
Bryan.
The committee on GnaHce. which
includes r y. Clark. chairman. Rev.
r. C. Bauer snd Z. l. Torrance.
A membership committee, consist
ing OF DR.. o, 5. Croft. chairman. ".
J. Niles. r. 5. Amlot. A. 3 Wilkins
Magnus Meier, c. t. kreger and
Frank Eberts.
Al entertainment committee, OF
which Rev. T. c Bauer Is chairman
and Or. GroH. W Z Ganley. n s
Am!ot, Dr. z L. Roach, Louis ]. Big
Ter and william J. Kreger his asso-
ciAtes
r. s. Amiot has been appointed
temporary secretary and the dues
for the first half year paid TO the
treasurer. James Headman The
date o: the general meeting Of the
community council has been set for
he third Friday in each month. and
The first Friday has been chosen a.
the night for the board OF directors
meeting
A rousing general meeting is plan
ned for about Oct. at the AFoeitsr
hail. and the program. now being
arranged. viii consist OF half an
evening OF good entertainment. aud
the other half a good community
lecture The entertainment commit.
tee guarantees a lively evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
CHASES INTRUDER
FROM ROOM WITH
FEATHER PILLOW

" ]. stone. OF room 607 in the
plaza hotel. brought a large feather
pillow down on the head OF an In
trsder who entered bis room, short
IN cefore s o'clock, Tuesday morn.
ins. and staggered the alleged bur
giar. but as he started 90 follow up
his advantage, the intruder made q
hasty motion toward HIS nip pocket,
and Mrs. stone, fearing that her
husband would De shot, threw her
self between the two comeatants.
and the intruder escaped.
Police were Immediately notified,
and Detective Joseph Kolb sped 20
the scene. and arrested Robert
Hparks, 2z years old. who engaged
room 40s in the Plaza. Monday
night He says be is from Mag
noiia. Miss. and when he was
searched. the officers found s642 In
his pockets, and also found a key 20
a room IN the Hotel Stauer.
The police believe that he is 9
professional hotel sneak thief. and
win try to have him Identified.
stone had left the door OF bis room
ajar. early Tuesday morning, 70 a.
low the breeze 20 circulate, and Il
IN alleged that Sparks took advsn-
tsge Of the open door as he prowled
the halls, while the other guests
slept.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
WORTHWHILE

Mlss I.rota KENYON. eldest
d8uEhtar ~ Mt art Mrs MsrceliIs
i. NeNH.n. ana SItrriN Amber ~nn
of SIR and Airs MARKS IS Amber. M
Detroit wtrc married iu thc Netho-
dt-t hi stup4l Church ~atIrdsN eve
ming ir tEr presence 90 thc lwmcif-
lfe families The wrtttnl ceremony
MAS formed ny the Rev Ralph IT
Pierce pastor ~ the n D. church.
Aztec q wedding SUPPER the YOUNG
couple 4rnuuphni hy Mr. and Mrs
John ~ Kect ru, mntored 60 Detroit.
from where tteN viii take shol
wedJtre t~tp Mrs Amber graduate
"a from tnt NortnNine hlgh school In
1919 and Isl .u acccmpiished wu stefan
both nf fuayruwrutal and vocal music
She has Seen fhe crganist AZ the NJ
chu..t for th" past two years and
Is also secretary 20 Fred W Ly kc.
Mr Ar.nier was a former resident %
This place hut 81 now emploNed ia
the ctacs 80 Dodge Bros, Detroit
WIN 81 Norriu motorod 20 Milan
and stony. creek. saturday
the week -eud With relatives in De
troit Ms Herrick VIII remain Cor
Mis-. Florence walker % Ann Ar
hcr was enc guest ~ Miss Louise
Thayer Bl 10 last week
WINS EVANS q Detroit 81 visiting
ris au0r Mrs WIN u killett and
family
MISS Mac IN NNtL'iAAllN"Fl va q N'fI.
Was guest at che home ~ her par
ants. NJ art Mrs Frank Wcpdman-
see while returning from Milan.
Mich where she attended the tuner Al
~ her grandmother. Mrs \ Wood
rlarsee saturday.
Miss Elizabeth ostranter. or pe
troll. spent sunday in the home or
Mrs L rremper.
Franz Power & Son nave p"r
-has.d a new motor truck FOR use on
theft large ffr" 80
N HaEart WAS az the state TAR
NJ r Mccullough has been en-
ta~fntvfra r-r brother, thas
Hover. 1f Lyons ohio.
raho LerEv 1000 ts remodehns ms
home on rorrh Ceuter-st
rr-rf.e vv Nnarr - Detroit spe ~
.-e ,y-k -.-5 vth Worthwhile Telo-
tlVes ,. t,..
Z. Brown and famllF aaNe
r...et rt. Kato- house az Dub Jar
. ..H .r.srr.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
WYANDOTTE

TIRE board - education VIII hold
regular meeting lr t1o plctle ItHrart,
" elnesday evening
TIE city comm sstou Will conduct
ms we siF tang Tuesday evening
The 3 % - ~ VIII meet Ne.inre-
day evening
Hiss Fannie Reeves and Miss sarah
N-Chesrey are Visiting Nr and Al-e
RUvseN Huagtan4 VAN A.srr1e Blvd
Henry E0ehrE left Mu.day for
HaF Dor Beach. Nt-n.
Dr and Mrs W ~. MeNah and son
Warren have returned from en- eN-
tensiVe VISIT ia Toronto and h9sko-
ka lakes. Canada.
Mics Lillian Bsssey Eureka-ave-
returned Monday from Fist .I Dee
troit
Mrs Joseph Glrartiu, Flrsr-st vs. edo
uesday afternoon
Wvardotte drivers WlN race their
horses AZ Ecr kWoHd in W4tlHee -
be held there Thursday Sept g.
Mr. and Mrs Jrto Asmuf. are the
parents ~ baby girl, Born sunday
Mr. and Mr. Ora Reed have re-
turned from a visit SD Mans1ei1. 1
Ralph Smith. Poplar 81. 4eft Tues
dag morning f1r Alblon c9ties - ~
bfon. Mich. where h- VIII take an
enE4neerinz course
Rev u4nnlug IDLE leaves today for
Port Huron whore he viii attend the
Methodist conference
Mr and Mrs Fred Ginzel left Mon
day Tor Iscraln. o.. where they h 2
been called on account o. the aeath
~ their graaddsughreer. Miss irene
ztade Mr. ard Mrs 9inzel VIII ac-
company the body 70 Wysnd0tte. az
fhe burial VIII be held from mis-
place
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
YPSlLANTI

Mrs Charles Arnold and Mrs Dr
Arucld VIII he hoEtesssa to tha Den
tr- A|1 society Wrt- arfa- nrt SO
NJ and Alrs scEheht and SIR
turned from a motor "trip to Thomas
MISS Helen Cook nAa returned from
yistt .r Grand Pan.is
pr " g Ha"ks VII leave Thurs
d1r for the conference az Port
Huron
The pulpit % the Methodist Epls-
ooral church reNr sunday morning
viil DO occupied ty one ~ thf speak
tend me school ~ Mefhods
Mr. and Mrs FIiher % Marrhav-
ter. viii move soon o. BsIl1rd-Ht
Ma9rr.aae licenses have been isss,ueed
Ham y Ashley. 81 Tprilanti iva
Mildred Garrison. is Toledo q Os-
car SNYDER a. TpHiiar'i OLGA COOK
20 same
" p. fampkin has sold his pror
srfv on me north side ~ River - q.
the Lamp Eu-Allen CO.
Miss Heier HehflF has begun h-r
school work In a Bridgewatsr town
SIX former properly owners ~
critics fo Hrurv Ford were lr tho
city today 20 ind new homes
What a girI - "a ran 30 FOR tenn
psrancs was ~" subject Tuesday
afternoon - an adfrcss given o.
Mrs Cora r Tfvrrnnau before tho
Willis and nerhyshire vs. G. T r
,,f iodRs No ~ a " w'T
BE held Tuesday evening The mat
te~ ~ whether 0r nof Masonic faf~
VII % given This fa'l viii come up
AZ fhl4 flne for action
The Pythian sisters VII meet FOR n
Business meeting y sdnestay eve
Ming.
a1f Hour dub VIII - held g. the
Occidental hotel win Mrs p @
George Holmes r.. - 81, Thomas.
Can r. visiting ~ The home ~ his
father George Holmes n
NJ ana Mrs Fred R1hhins u De
tr0it will soon move 20 their farm
FRI Tps,ianti township aow occupied
~ frank Beg0le
Mr. and Mr. william spoonsr. ~
Superior township. VII leave about
oct 8 for two months sojourn IN
Mics laura Grover Smith will re-
turn about sept o. from milwaukee
Wis % resume her duties in the
Normal library
Mrs. stwoof = MscAndrsw e =
recent Romeo Visitor
Mrs Hlodgrtt wlil motor fn n few
favs % Grand Rapids
The marriage ~ Miss Mario shae-
shaefer. - west Convrsss at 20 carl
H OrfraF 70 T.rnHeff NHaa wifi
take place early ia the month n Oc-
foher
Nr and Mr. Martin n Moore of
south Hur0u-sf returned today from
several dara' sofourn fr Trfrnff
where they have been visiting and
attending the fair
The Diyao-o asa so~iety witl meet
Thursday afternoon ir The Dfrboro
churca D. wien election ~ offcers will
br hold
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
HENRY CLAY
HOTEL SUFFERS
DAMAGE BY FIRE

Clarence w. Arnold. a Philadel.
phia real estate man. furnished a
thrill for thousands OF spectators
when he crawled out on the window
ledge of his room on the top story
OF the Henry Clay apartment hotel
on Center-st.. Monday night, while
danes shot from the roof and up.
per floor OF the building. shortly
after O'Clock.
Arnold was IN his room when be
smelled smoke. and opening the
door TO the hallway, was greeted
With sufocaung cloud OF smoke.
and decided that his escape was cut
on.
From the window ledge, Arnold
made his way 10 the sun porch Of
the hotel and ciambered down 20
safety.
Mr.. +. G. Graves, living on the
seventh floor OF the building, dis
covered the Gre, when che heard
the crash OF glass IS windows on
the top floor gave way.
The blaze. which was confined 20
tho northeast corner OF the tenth
aoor and the roof. did damage 20
the building. estimate at about So.
900. and water did damage OF abou,
ti.ooo.
A second alarm was turned In.
and fremen made short work Of The
blaze.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
HIGHLAND PARK

Member CT the Highland Park
pcara cf commerce and others rep
Fescnting local business interests Tor
scr3e yiae past have been endcavor
ms 90 secure passenger and freight
depot % the Grand Irunk railway
sor hLk h4AnG Park Now their ef-
forts seem crowned with success. for
N edncsday, sept IS, has been sized
t-s t"t ~ lchisan railway commission
AS tAr Aats Tor the hearing Or The
matter. This date was determine1 ty
tae local committee which was a.
pointed AHoGt year ago The U aEu-
.ers q the committee were prrst-
dent Donald Thomson OF tna vie
i4se as chairman, and President o. D.
1+ttlus. = b. an Black Roy Iar-
old and Edwin :. Bartlett a conl-
Ptete business survey % the village
Is 90 be made ~ the local board ~
-At amount or IEelgNt shipped ilto
tals village oy business men and
man lfactlrers A Euod delegation
~ business men. manutactuTegs and
others posted on local conditions VIII
80 20 Lansing for the hearing
Mlss Bessie Winn has come from
FliGt % make her hcme with ner
hrptler, William Wtnn % 40 POS
boena Vista ave. east
Ar 2nt Airs William Johnston. ~
No ~ Rlchton- ave. have left FOR
New Mexico 90 be gone a month
Miss Dorothy kunEc. OF Bueua Wis
tA-ANe west has returned from =
vacation spent pa Cleveland and 9th
o. lake points
Chiet ~ Police g. W Seymour re-
ports tor the month of August that
the Datro. responded O. 30 calls 90
trese calls Is were for accident cases
ard four fer fires. Twenty nine pr's-
oners were conveyed to the Detroit
House - Correction and seven per
sons 20 che hospitals.
Highland Park lodge. No gsS. r
and a. ~ VIII hold special COM
mlnicatIon Tuesday evening az r
o'clock q a degree Visitors vel
come
M-s Margaret wait who has been
visiting William Winn. OF No as
Eueua Vista-ave west has returned
90 her houe iR Cllo-Nich.
Mrs. Huli % 40 e0T BuenA vista
ave west entertained rs Your- tiers
r fr1ur ~ tbe birthdays ~ Sis
Natalie Hull ana JUnior Huh -7f-
u~Hay afternoon from 8 - 3 Do Ma
taAe was seven Years old on Friday
and Junior was Eve on sunday
Sir and M-s Joseph Haeksrt AMI
have re'erre5 90 Highland Park ~ er
summer .u Ai-1na>.
vs. PIatt Nrs rhicf fur HiEa ilui
Park reports four tTes for August
SEQ
George S.taerand IS serving q
term t~ t.- Detroit House 20 Corrc.
q. 70 tU rl7r WIS recently arrest
o putu tr+mm neIr Wood
ward and Church caves r. his pos
session we're toGu4 lsr@r navy rec
vu'vc Together WTta ehisrls and
Articles belonged 20 So 81 1rewr
f-lra rt the Seven ~ Iil ~nat. frr
whom sutherland had worked % short
tir1- Brown svors ont a eowplatut
~ D. i HN .. s =
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
HIGHLAND PARK
ALDERMEN ARE
BLACKJACKED

HIGHLAND PARK. Sept IA
Fred Caldwell, Highland PARK coun.
Gilman, was struck with black
jack from behind and painfully IN
jured while on his way 10 work in
The Cadillac plsnt Monday morning.
He was knocked unconscious and
did not see his ssssilant
About three weeks ago AID.
George Potts was attacked IN front
OF his Massachusetts-ave. home. In
the same way. The councilmeu are
inclined 10 blame hangers on OF
various roadhouses recently under
fire before the council.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
:: SUBURBAN NEWS ::

ground t1r the boys and giFls Ihvs
H.t. nave a tennis court and all Kinds
-t e4aIpmert so give the youngsters
a.a. lnr.
lIe plymouth school has the at
tendance record broken this yvaI.
lawns more scholars thRu ever be-
lcrr There are Sc non-feaidenL
scholars In the Higa school now
4-t storms % the last few das s
have ra~sca Wuch damage 60 She
crops lu -hls vicinity, some 90 gho
tr'l~ ana sardens oelng flooded ard
crops ruined
Ncariy all % the lots which Wero
placed 9u sale py the Plymouth Re-
lIfy association have been sold. and
-af new subdivision bids fair t2 soon
.e.cwe ore - the most populaF of
lyucuth building places.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
TRENTON

Fgv AiuTe .oavrs Tuesday FOR the
Netr 1dist con ference iH Port Huron
Mre EiE is visiting friends On
Detroit
Harvey woods is moving 20 Front.
%
ard Floyd Kemp are nearly com.
rlate1
See Morris and dauahfer. eliza
beth and son Donald have reformed
m fautrnWrk after weeks
visit with Mrs Charles Bcrrdt
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
ECORSE

There viii be a meeting OF tie s.
Francis Xavier Dramatic club FRI
day evening. sept II. * which off,
GERS for the ensuing year viii be
elected. All members are requested
% attend.
Mr and Nrs Zach Johnson are Wis
itiug relatives Ia New Boston
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

Judge futile, Monday, returned a
verdict iu the admiralty case Of WI
ann and laura BoInah W the
steamer Alfred Mitchell owned by
The Lakeside Steamship Co. for the
claimants in the sum OF s5.0s370.
The suit grew out % collision be-
tween the Mitchell and the John H.
Schultz July ?. 1909 the latter be.
iug sunk