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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11

Four weeks or practically half Of
the session has been consumed in
Santa Fe ousting democrats, get
ting up and voting on salary bills,
but only four bills had been passed
by both houses ready for the ap-
proval OF the governor Saturday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11
CHURCH
A. N. Evans, Pastor

Sunday School at GAS a. IN.
Junior Missionary Society at
800 p. m.
Epworth League at $40 p. m.
Teacher Training Class at the
home of Mrs. J. G. Elkins on
Monday evening at 1870.
Prayer service Wednesday
evening at 1880.
You are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
N vou aaa u mill nab h.hl.a 49,.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11

Government seeds are arriving
from Washington and many are
contemplating putting in a private
garden. Many were successful
last year and this acts as a stimu.
liant to try on a greater scale this
season.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11

The farmers are iubilant at the
prospects for another good crop
year and the citizens are regaining
confidence in the prosperity of the
city since the landing of the fiber
factory and a promise OF a Touring
mill and elevator.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
DETROIT TIM E S

school viii not be finished for a few
days SKI.
Posters and tfcKers are out for the
football game between Birningh ham
and Wyandotte High schools on sat
urday. at the Alkali park. A complete
shakepp is PROMISED by Capt. Hen
derson. as many OF the touchdowns
made against che Dottes Saturday are
attrib uted 10 poor selection OF play
ere A complete reversal Of form 10
expected. and a tight game promised.
students are selling the tickets.
Many teachers from the Lincoln
school have gone TO their homes dur
ing the enforced vacation.
The funeral OF Ernest Lemeron.
the l5-year boy who Was acci-
dentally shot and killed by COM
pans0n. John Alton. VIII be held
Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock
from 81 t-urrrrks church. Aitva- hes
been taken 10 the county jail. await
ing the inquest TO be held Thursday
In Justice San Soucts court.
Judge Edward Beattie is Ill In his
home on oak-st.
Carl JuchArtz. arrested sunday Tor
being disorderly person. was nneo
sic in Justice san soucis court, Ford
Monday. Juchartz was fined t25 but
few weeks ago In Ecorse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
WYANDOTTE

supt Of Schools II. G Daley has re-
turnsd from q business trip TO ovtd.
MR. Emma rorr.nc., OF Lansing. Is
VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. Bowbeer.
the 6. " b; A. will meet Tu.sday
evening ut 7:3o.
The mission to be held by the Do
mfnfcan order In So Patrick's church
will commence Oct. IL.
Sunday morning. three horses being
smothered to death. has returned
from q weeks visit in Monroe . Mr.
rhon knew nothing Of the IRE untT
Monday. and when he heard that
Bob. his favorite horse, was dead. he
did not wish 70 see the ruins.
.r. Mrs Ans"i,n. Barrow ROW 'f have 'sof re.
turned from an extensive visit with
friends and relatives In Chicago.
The Wyandotte Rebekah lodge will
hold a meeting Tuesday evening In j.
% o ". temple. All members are
reasssted 70 sttsndy as q. class OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mr.. ' 'n T. Ferstei an
nounce the opening of n confsction-
cry ana lunch store. SATURDAY., In the
DIulilsrd building. Bidd1e-ave.. near
Eureka. succeeding Russell HoagIand.
, ne stors II being remodeied and re-
put In. The new prcrrtetors will
give n0wers az souvenirs Saturday.
Joseph theney. fve-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence cheney I'm
reka-ave. was bitten IN the side Nv
a dog A0ndsy Dr. A. g. DruIIIard
The Senior cisss OF the wya,ao,,.
High school IL Manning TO hold
halloween dancing party
The heating plant In the kncoln
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
ANN ARBOR.

Mrs. Caroline vogeibacher moved
mere from Manchester last wednes-
and tomorrow Afternoon. juss q week
from the time she left Manchester.
her former neighbors will gather at
her bier TO pay their last respects.
She WA taken aick Friday and lived
but three daya
san church will give It's nrst recep.
tion or the season In the church par
Tors The reception will conclude
with two hours of dancing In the
An artistically arranged luncheon
WAS given in Fosters team rooms
yesterday afternoon for Miss Mar
sa-et Jones. whose marriage TO Wal
ter Peterson. or Cedar Rapids. la.
Will occur on saturday. Miss Jose
phine Murfn was the hostess. and the
guests were personal friends OF Miss
Jones. Later in the afternoon Mrs.
Wiifred X. Shaw also entertained for
Miss Jones.
tea given in honor OF new mem
oers OF the Sigma Alpha lota last
night by Mrs. J, J. Goodyear 1T her
beautiful home on tfItt-sv was one
OF the most delightful events mem
bers OF the sorority have participated
an this season. Mrs. Reuben Peterson
presided at the tea table. assisted by
Msss MARJORIE Adams and Miss Flor
enSe Clark. Miss Norah Crane Hunt
SANG a ~ Cup OF songs. and MIS-. I'd
win : Sheriff.. OF Detroit. played two
charming piano numbers
Mrs Margaret Lydecker aud her
daughter. Miss Gretchen. are expected
home from an eastern trip some time
next week.
Mrs r. G Hanselman has returned
from a visit In Durand aud Dawson.
Mrs. a +. Shepherd and her guest.
Mrs. Clara Ailerton. OF Belleyille.
were guests yesterday OF friends in
Dexter.
AIRS. r. w, Jerome left yesterday
for New York city. where she viii 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
win give chop suey dinner Thurs
day afternoon from ! to : O'Clock az
the home Q. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilbur.
A hard-tiTnss party viii be given
Wednesday evening by Lois Rebekah
lodge in /. -. q. T. hall. Guests are
expected to dress in "haTd-times Co.'S
tunes.
-A-tea -s<a.i- ae- ssx.a -h,-. Aa- I-aAias.
auxiliary OF ST Joseph's saniIarium
at the home OF Mrs. >. j. Quarry. No.
l7fs W4shtenaw-aye-. "Wednesday
evening
The Woraan's club was entertained
this afternoon az the beautiful home
of Mrs. &. q. Darling on Forest-ave.
Regular meetings OF the club viii be-
gin Oct IS In the Disciple church.
Prof Herbert Cross Will speak at the
Pittsheld Grange will meet We'd
nNsday with Mr.. and Mrs. a Moore,
What are you doing Tor your
grarge? will be the topic discussed,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
MT. CLEMENS

AZ yet Sheriff Hartwav has been
unable 70 get any clue A. ~ ina
icenfity OF the two men who ..riv
Honday morning assaulted wtii,. =,
nesne night car barn foreman az are
~ n. Chesterfield barns. In an 81.
Tort TO SECURE the keys 20 the monev
drawer. Meade went 10 a syi,ch a,
the rear OF the barns, where A. r,,r-
tomary. he was TO check up the yare
registers, and found the men In ths
vestibule OF car No. 1904. A blow
from billy rendered him upcon.
sctous. and he remained in that con
dftion for nearly an hour, The thurs
and his keys.
Gus Shirley and Richard 3. Ken
nett. both of Emmett, Mich. held
since Sunday evening by the sheriff.
~ result Of their connection in ar
auto accfdnt which occurred NJ
o'clock sunday night on the South
Gratfot-rd.. were released Monday
The men were enroute home from
Detroit. and Mrs. Elizabeth clifford
a Grand Rapids woman. an occupant
Of their car. was seriously and per-
haps fatally injured when IN was al
nrst alleged she had jumped from the
machine. Later Kenneth said ,ha,
both he and Mrs. clifford had been
drlnkIuR, and that the woman fell
Vk11e endeAyoring 70 change seats
- NJ 6ow ~ the Washington sani-
r. k1f1oD from . broken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
GERMAN
SHIP sunk
Britt h Submarine
Sends Baltic Collier
to Bottom

COPENHAGEN. Oct. IA Ger
man collier Mas sunk Monday. sup
posedly o. u British SUBMARINE, in
kaln'ar soand, In the Baltic. OF
GLAND island. said telegram from
Karlskrona. Sweden, today. a
Swedish timber boat saved the
crew. The German Gre steamship
Gernania was shelled later by tho
same submarine. IL was besis we'd.
and so badly dana god that II had
TO be beached. the crew escaping.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
YPSILANT

The Pre-Festivat concert series In
Snn mSeor A w, e s R 9Ss H. sS
opera IL star. who viii give a full
BONG tecitaL More than 100 have
purch4sa6 the course tickets Every
embarrassment win be featured by
fields Of musical endeavor.
Mrs Hi1degarde Haggerty-P Proctor.
OF Beaumont. Texas, Is guest in
the home of her aunt. Mrs James
Harry Wall and family are moving
from the Engel farm 20 the city. Mr..
Wall will soon resume his work as
S Sresimsn c on 1ns man a line Of the
The Presbyterian church will send
. Christmas barrel 10 Adams Run.
n. c. Mrs George Lucking has
charge OF the packing Of the Barrel.
each afternoon after college hours
on Normal Geld. under the SUPER
Vision OF Director Sampson.
Mss Bertha 20 s ss IL R syn. .tn IN
which meets Ia starkwezther hall
every Tuesday afternoon from TO s.
-. Mrs VIZ nstp has moxed- to
Detroit Detroit to be with her daushtsr; M ,ss
faculty Of the Detroit schools.
DR. y II, Harper II not recovering
from bis long illns,s a. fast a. 4
VA, Vas expected 49, that b. you'd The
his friends most serious concern.
Mr.. and Mrs, George A Waterman
have purchased a half acre on sec
ton ., Pittsneid township. of Jean
". ana Mrs. Jay D.Puy. Of Saline.
were In the city. Monday. en- route
Tor San Antonio. Texas. where they
VIII spend the winter. Mrs. DePuy
- Q Normal graduate and Mr.. DePuy
= q vell-known u. OF NJ man
1ne uUoUud In the series Of Nor
nal faculty concerts was held Mon
day evening In Psass auditorium.
0oo&sng ef-phoenfx
hodge no. ~. y. = A n. viii be held
4uGo6ay Oyonln9.
q oooeprt Tor the beneft OF the
vS0eSoIo funA win be hsid this Tues
~ evening at the Prospect school
IN tnDOTtant meeting OF washte-
nav Ar6oy % cleaners will be held
fss - e PIT sos f
business osesjea Wedneeday evening
= TIE 1,:'' 49, = g; .S = h: Viii 60 to
Ann Am. ArsSr. est8F.sy, feE - football foot
Invitations ore being extended TO
S,uss9s 70 etteqA - open house
from , 70 =. Friday afternoon. OF the
fpsiienu Laundry CO.
The mach tailed - pGoemal- ALL
ssn football game win Be played
Mrs.. OTIS Dorsey ana children have
4 returned from . trip to Minnesota
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

OBDURATE
Detroit Valve Co. Will
Not Yield to En-
pl0yes' Demands

wYANDOTTE NicA. Oct- H.
1As strike ct the Detroit Waive and
Fitting Co. has not besn settled -
- and 900 men Who are out vfll.
eccer1ilg 70 officials, b out a Jobs
for . long time n they persist In
their demands After giving them
: voluntary Increase Of 10 cents per
day. the lAborsrs are getting $3.50.
Or - ceqts more than the laborers
q ~ Aikali plants received before
the strike.
Y they now demand smother I'm
crease Of 8 cents an hour. which
would bring their wages up to s2.75
. day. which Ii 30 cents more than
alkan wages. o. p. Benjamin. an
oficial Of the company. stated that
ths plant would close down indefin-
italy. and Edward 0anley, assistant
secretary and purchasing agent has
stated that three months. from
October 10 January, would be q good
time to take inventory, a II IL much
needed.
The strikers at the Beals and
6elkirk Trunk Co have not been
given their increase. Only $50 men
are out In that plant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

.tad her sister. Mrs. Bertha Johnson
arrested ON a charge Of kidnapping
ihe formers tvoyear-old child. Mrs.
Johnson claims that her father Is
the child's guardian. and that when
sIT6 removed the yo1ngsier rom INC
influence and care OF It's mother she
was acting entirely within her
fightsl The mother advances the
claim that her sisters story is un-
true, and demands That the child be
reformed to her.
Justice Thomas has not yet made
up his mind how II win be possible
for him to decide Alright but be
hopes to make decision that Will
b just
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Wilson Gives Cam
paign Keynote In ID.
A. II. Speech
EXCORIATES
HYPHENISM
Men Are Either Ameri-
cans or Aliens, De-
clares President

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Presi-
dent Wilson sounded a keynote Of
the mex; national campaign In q
speecn on national unity. delivered
before the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution In Continental hall.
Monday evening.
America first" was the phrase
with which the president summar-
lied the issue he presented.
Il look forward" said he. ito the
necessity IN every political agita-
ton in the years which are imme-
diaLely at hand OF calling upon
every man 10 declare where he
stands"
To those who do not place Amer
lca Grst. the president uttered q
challenge that they stand forth Oh
enc side. distinct from the great
mass OF their foreign-born fellow
citizens who DO not overlook the
ideal OF America. He declared that
the number OF citizens who Have
not entertained with sufficient In
;enshy 2nd affection the American
ideal" has been over.estimatec.
Those who would seek 10 repre-.
sent them are very vocal, but they
are not very influential" said Mr.
Wilson.
The president gave warning that
b. purpcsed 20 administer discipline
TO these hyphenated Americans
through directing public opinion
atsinst Them.
ave constantly discipline our tel-
low citizens by having an opinion
about thern," he said. THAT Ia the
sort ~ discipline we ought now 10
administer 10 everybody who il not
to the very core Of his heart CD
American. Just have an opinion
about him ard let him experience
The atmospheric effects OF that opin.
ION. And know OF no body OF per-
s.afe-F' NNt<I tfti CIV W a. UNAs Va Adulfr
for creating an atmosphere Of opin-
ion have myself in part yielded
10 the influence Of that atmosphere
FOR II took me a long time TO OBJ
serve how was going 20 vote In
New Jersey.
II sm not deceived as to the bal.
ance OF opinion among the foreign
born citizens of the United States.
hut ! am in hurry 10 have an op-
portunity TO have a lineup and let
the men who are thinking first OF
other countries stand on one side
Biblically il should be left-and all
those who are for America first.
last and all the time, on the other
side.
Some 81 the beat stun In Amer
ia is IN the men who are natural.
ICED citizens Of the United States.
= would not be afraid, upon the test
ef america first TO take census
OF all OF the foreisn-born citizens OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
BIRMINGHAM

George Nsidrett. aged "a died OF
old age Monday morning N 10 o'clock
sroSn-sI He Is survived Sy the one
son. The funeral was held from the
herr- Tuesday morning At 10 o'clock
The remains were taken to Romeo
ar. aud Mrs Frank McHousn spsn,
AcHough I'm Royal Oak.
The marriage OF Archie r. Allen
son OF Nj and Mrs. Robert Allen. OF
wing Lake. TO Mise Ruth Hzrger.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Marx Hsr-
this Tuesday evening at sac o'clock
At the home Of the bride. The mar
rage ceremony will be performed By
New. r. n Traysr, OF Pontiac. They
town. O.. and when they return win
make their home here At Wing Lake.
Mr.. Allen graduated last June from
the VI. A. G. At lansing
Mrs. l. ~ Baker. Mrs. Jay Hunt
and Mrs. samue. Howting win go as
delegates from the Eastern star
lodge OF this place TO the meeting of
the Grand Chapter OF Eastern stars.
held in Battle Creek Oct l2-i3-l<.
Ray Nanderford spent sunday in
Romeo. Mich.
Mrs Arthur Payne and daughter
Marion are spending Tuesday with
Miss Sadie Preston On sas returned 10
her home in San Francisco after
ending two weeks Win Mr. an. and
M and Mrs. Morris Leviasou and
family motoTed TO Ann Arbor Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson and MIR. aud
Mrs. William Bener. OF Detroit, were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Mcconnell, on Hamilton-ave.
Mira. julius Rundell. who has beea
seriously ili In her home on Maple
ave. east. II slowly recovering.
Miss sarah E. sly viii start Tues
day for New York city. where she
will spend a week with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEaehern. OF
Heinze. OF Royal OAK. spent sunday
In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Deyo
Davenport. on Pierce-st
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fink have gone
TO Maumee. O., to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor motored
Sunday TO Jackson
A meeting viii be held this Tues
day evening by the members OF the
BIrufing nam Mems club In their club
house 10 make plans for their win
Mrs. Fred Goldsmith and children
have returned from three-wee KS
visit with relatives in Detroit anc
Eurnvsn. ONT
a two-months' stay with relatives AZ
Warren. Ind.
The regular meeting Of ST James
Episcopal church Will be held at the
residence OF Mrs X. NJ. Berry in
noon. Oct 20. al .:s0 O'Clock. Mrs
William Wells. of Detroit. will De the
Z Major Phillip Mothersll. o. sas-
KAT 3, sna aT s-s s s. Ssa
quests OF Capt John Allen Bigelow
on Maplc-uvc. west
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
HIGHLAND PARK.

- &G2laa. Lelteh, o ryrsn, n, C..
- gh3nn1 fayk ms Ism Tor
4 q sr ssss q "a. = Av.,ep-
Il gsh1 ~. 10y sysnins. The
- yTs, xeSseet; II: an1 Mrs.
- ee1 Ihy J. 3 dress, Nr.
Ss 80 n M as:rist
10 80 ~ ~ -. Is
~ 9sssQs y IoS1 . Il. la
ESseSseuy,exH. - r6tuSDo1 fsom
i 1ey; J2na $1,000 nneeoe- n ms
49, Sn0lSk tooNoo t1tD
-. VIII AZ fcn11y ~ Ifhooa =.
| tirss NssSs6,St sS.ls. $500 g tns
ftE: Z HsFs,.. fsssssiy ~ s ~ ~.
S~,.s - + vAi como = 7vssity
~ - w. y.~vA ~--s.>
i q os:aS. ~: go :s.ss 5: :; ~. e:
psSser !. pVoms g ~. ana
NJ, 70 .s Ssnis. al. 49, q H,seissd Park
siSS. n e. svmnaSinm 81 ~ ~.
s sSsSoei ,t sCr .s. ~ Of the ssaiss
faculty. ISout ~ pooplS were mn, ~
Snt. me Svsniu9 W spent IN -
Inn and nlav3ng AID "a hionsd ~ssnS-
ne Soyc q the osass served Is
n 1879 anc 49, 49,; rns gM1r WA :
tf07 n aoo4 tS1SS
l6p. sn6 ~ Srsa>,. AZ No, 10 E,u-
:| !: !; SIS; !: =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
NO ARMS
FOR VILLA
Washington Hastens to
Complete Carranza
Recognition
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i2.-Haste
to complete formalities of Car.
rsnxa's recognition Was evident hero
today. The administration prob
ably will not wait 10 select and ap.
point a new ambassador. II Is OK.
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 10 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 Is
expected this week.
The state department has been
notified that practically all the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
SEEK AMBULANCE
FOR sWYANDOTTE

.ksyGYAlnQETA Mfch-, Oct. Ia
yq 49, NJ -. anbulance.
nm ~ TIA III IA mind. Abert
Msitl clln Wysndotte man.
~ taking ~ : Snbscription to raise
the 49, t6e : nunicipalIy owned
ambu1aNce
~ prsssnt tAsee 10 No ambulance
for DE John =. EiIbert Memorial
hospital and automobiles must BE-
utilized. Tho hospital has been
filed almost an the time since its
opening. and - traGLc conditions
and TIE speederS tsnd TO keep II
nIled. 4 has bsen deemed necessary
to provide = quick and safe method
q tSansportation Tor victims.
~. Keith bar the support Of
nnnnU local doetogs, and they have
isousA ~ rsaussl that the door
- unlooas1 70 him. ana that he
y psnt 2vny~wlfA . Subscription.
N1snAptts nesds that ambulance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
|JJRBAN NEWS

the needs OF Highland Park resi-
cents living IN the north end OF the
community.
Chapter A OF the p. L. o. and their
gentlemen friends were delightfuliy
entertained saturday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Ziegen In their summer
hong --TXln- ToMers- Villa eAsi nl
fpsiiantf The guests thoroughly en-
Joyed themselves playing out -ot door
games and listening to the program
which the hostess has prepared. \
out OF doors.
The teachers training ciSxs of ths
Highland Park BAptist church mel
Monday evening at the home or Mr.
Her. No. lt7 Buena vtsta-Ave-. ives
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
WORTHWHILE

Mrs. Frank :. Harmon, Mrs Bruno
Freydl and Mrs. Byron q FHkins
session Of the grana chapter OF the
order Eastern stars TO be held al
Battle Creek
Little Mildred simmons. daughter
OF Mr.. and Airs. Arthur simmons. is
Miss Marion sommerviile and
friend Of Detroit spent sunday az
the home OF the formers aunt. Mrs.
Lucy Amber.
The corn-roast OF the C. OF 5. club
which was 20 have been held In the
Athletic park. Monday evening. was
postponed owing 20 cold weather.
and the meeting instead was held at
the home OF Mrs. Maude Bennett.
with Miss Eanice wartman az hos
tess
Sir. and Mrs. otho w. Daley, Of
Highland Park. and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burrell and four children of
Rome OF Mr. aud Mrs n x BessFt
Miss Blanche Clark. who IS attend
ing Cieary college at fpsilanti. was
her parents. Mr. and Mrs James
walter CHADWICK. OF Ypsllanti. IL
spending a few days with SCOTT
Aonssomsrx and other friends;
the N. h. Ladies' Aid society Will be
held In the church parlors, 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. 7f-2<.
The gas mains are now we'll up on
that gas viii Be- turned on ABOUT the
twentieth OF this month.
The Women's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterisn church win
meet at-the home Of Mrs IT,
Turner. Wednesday afternoon. The
report OF the delegates TO the Syno-
dieA nsstsss Detroit Willie
Henry Picksfi returned Sunday
evening from q weeks visit with
friends and relatives In LeArnin z ton,
Ont
The main streets Of the village are
becoming very dusty and the bust
ness n0n are asitating q second ap-
plication OF crude road oil The
heavy rains during the summer car
ried away quantity Of the oii-laden
surface soil and the dust-ciouds
seen on the streets are a nuisance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
RIVER ROUGE

Lyle Miller. OF Batavia-st.. Is very
Ill.
Arthur pupois. Leroy-st.. has re-
turned home from ST Mary's hospi-
tai. where he underwent n minor OPP
GRAFTON.
James Mills and John Bowen. two
itIEerants. were arrested by Marshal
Osborne Tuesday morning and
brought before Justice Niemann on
charge OF being disorderly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
ECORSE

The Catholic order OF Foresters
gave a smoker in 81 Francis Xavier
school hall Monday evening The
function was decided sucSrss, us-
ing well attended
An automobile belonging 20 W. "
Leverancc was struck by a truck So
front of Doais Montrey's home and
the tenders smashed. There were no
injuries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
TRENTON

The work on the sewers heing
constructed In the village is well un-
der way.
j. Beetrum. whose automobile was
Milwaukee. Wis. whore the alleged
thieves were apprehended. after "a
consultation with the prosecuting at
torney.
A conference OF workers ard those
interested In the sunday school o.
the Presbyterian church viii be held
Thursday evening Ia the horne OF
Mrs. Weber, wyandotte Heights
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

south and central American coun-
tries win follow the United States
In recognizing Carranza. Guatemala
and Brazil are the only ones evinc-
ing reluctance. The principal Euro
pean nations have also informally
advised the state department that
they will follow the United States
lead.
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Less than two hours after Leo
Weissman had reported that his
store at No. so Brush-st. had been
burglarized and jeweiry valued at
$40 stolen. sometime between Satur-
day night. and Monday, Detectives
Ellenstein and Shaw had arrested
two men. recovered the plumber. aud
obtained confession that their
prisoners broke into the store.
The prisoners we're registered "a
Otto Emery. ~ years old. OF No.
1860 Oakland-ave.. and Walter
Banks, 40. OF No. zoo Brush-st.
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the United States. for know thar
the vast majority OF them came
here because they believed In Amer
lea"