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The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
Churches and Movies
Divide Former
Cafe Crowds
ONLY % PLACES
VIOLATED LAW
Sixty-Three Drunks AS
Against Average
of 243
By United PRESS.

CHICAGO, Oct ll.-Deserted
cafes and tea" dansants, and pack
ed churches and places of amuse-
nient-especially movie theaters-
were the features OF Chicago's first
dry Sunday In "A years. In check.
ing up on results of Mayor Thomp-
sons famous closing order. dry lead
ers today also pointed TO the big
decrease IN the number of over
sunday arrests.
So far as constant tours about the
city by police officials and volun-
teer workers for the Chicago dry
federation, which forced the :ssu-
ance OF the closing order and prom
Uses to close all of Chicago's 7.l52
saloons every day in the year at the
1915 elections indicated. there were
only % violations yesterday OF
these Is. 81 were for overrunning
the Saturday midnight closing time
by from 10 to 20 minutes.
The police records show that 243
drunkenness arrests has for years
been the average on Saturday and
Sunday.
Today's records showed SO Satur-
day and Sunday arrests on this
charge.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
THIRD INFANTILE
PARALYSIS DEATH
IN BAY CITY

BAY CITY. Mied., Oct. 1.-THE
third death from infantile paralysis
within week occurred Sunday.
when William, sevenyear-old son or
Francis Smith. succumbed after an
Illness of three days
No new cases were reported Sat.
urday or Sunday. and Health Officer
John A. Keno Is hopeful that the
epidemic has been checked and
will soon be stamped out. Rigid
quarantine was continued Sunday.
There were no Sunday school SEES
sions and very few children attend
ed church services, the health Off
Ger having advised parents TO keep
their little ones at home.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11

is being presented this week. In the
Broadway-Strand. by Dorothy Ber-
nard In photo-play called "The Lit.
tie Gypsy"
The quaint Scotch story Of the
FRANKS OF Lady Babbie, who. firing
Of the dignity and heaviness OF her
life in her adopted fathers castle,
masquerades as a gypsy. and lays
siege 10 the heart Of the "meenister''
OF The village kirk, Is delightfully."-
yisualized by the camera. Many Of
the Incidents simply suggested IN
the play, or described In the story,
are worked out in minute detail OF
scenic and peopled effect ia the mo-
ton picture.
AS IN the play. the musical accom-
paniment to the picture is elaborate
and appropriate. and adds much To
the enjoyment Of the scenes.
For hearty laugh there Is q
Charlie Chaplin comedy called
"Shanghhied." In which the diminu-
tive, hexible comedian has the role
CT sailor. The current review and
travel pictures, with special selec.
lions by Kalsow's orchestra. and or
gan numbers by Edward Benedict
complete the program.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
WYANDOTTE

The Young Mems club OK 81 Pat
rick's church win meet Tuesday
evening In the school
The Lyceum course promoted by
the Methodist church will commence
4 week from Monday evening. DC
n w EvarS Of ChautauauA fame.
will be the speaker
The Junior A. g viii hold a meet
ing In its club rooms Monday evening
at : O'Clock sharp. All members are
requested 70 attend
The i-months-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Meyers, which died
Saturday. was buried sunday Ia Fern
dale cemetery.
A pot lick dinner at noon win be
the feature of the sll-day meeting Of
the Congregational Ladies' auxiliary
Tuesday. Oct IL.
= Ma.,aisarx Of the WolYerina Gun
club motored TO New Boston sunday
on n hunting trip.
The one More Sewing club meets
with Miss Carrie Kreger. Eureka
ave-, Wednesday evening.
The Boy Scouts viii meet IN the
I. o. o. r. temple "Wednesday even
ing.
MIR and Mrs Abe Schubert and
family have moved to Van Alstyne-
blvd. from Ford City.
Rev. L. c. Lovetoy preached in the
First N. T. church Sunday. His topics
were: Morning. Spiritual food
evening The woman
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
WASHINGTON.

Geraldine Farrar, the actress. is
on view this week In the Washing.
ton theater, I'm the name part OF
Carmen. in a moving picture yer.
sion OF Prosper Merimee's story OF
the love OF the cigarette girl and
the Spanish officer. Don Jose. which
Ia brought 10 such tragic close
when Carmen turns her interest
and caresses to Escamillo. the
maIadnr The beautiful voice Of the
famous prima donna is heard only
through the photograph.
Miss Farrar, az everybody knows
who has seen her on the operate
stage. is an accomplished actress.
whether the role she is singing re.
quires comedy or tragedy. She has
outdone her previous best efforts
in dramatic work In acting the char.
acter OF Carmen before the camera.
She IL the handsome. hcartless
coquette to the life. Her dance in
the tavern scene would turn the
head OF any man, let alone the i'm
questionable Don Jose. She takes
Garments wiles and allurements
very real.
Wallace Reid has the role ~ the
cruelty fouted Don Jose. and Pedro
de Cordoba, well-known legitimate
actor, plays Escamillo with all the
Gre of his Spanish nature.
Records OF the arias from the
opera which Miss Farrar. as Car.
men. sings, are played on tho Vic.
trola before the curtain rises on
the photo-drama In addition to
Carmen" there is 3 delightful COM
edy with the Detroit favorites. Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew. in the lead.
ing parts, and wonderful series OF
scenes In the interior of Peru.
The fact that Miss Farrar Ia To
give a concert Monday evening, In
Arcadia. lends additional interest To
her appearance TN Carmen IN the
Washington.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
MAJESTIC

"Trilhy." which in book and play
form created sensation when
mada- known te-theL %eFld- several
years ago, Is &c be seen as photo
drama this week. In the Majestic.
The story OF Trilby. the Irish girl.
who became an artists model In
the studios OF Paris and fell victim
TO the hynopic power OF Syengaii.
is known TO most folk.
Wilton -Lackaye created the part
OF Syengali when the play was first
made known 10 the stage In Amer
Tea. and he enacted the role for the
camera also Trilby Ia imperson-
ated by Clara Kimball Young and
Little Billee, whose heart II given
to Trilby. is played by Chester Bar
nett Will Paul McAllister Is Ghecko
aud the other important roles are
adequately presented.
In the elaboration of the inci-
dents OF the story for motion pic
tHFe purposes several stirring
scenes are presented. notably the
audiences in the geat opera houses
where Trilby sings in the course OF
her hypnotic career as a prima don.
ma and the life OF the art student
quarter In Paris.
During one OF the scenes where
Trllby is supposed TO be singing 10
a vast audience her famous song.
Sweet Alice. Ben Bolt" wome as
voice is used to increase the effect
Because of the interest in "Tril-
by" the Majestic management viii
retain the picture for two weeks.
The current bill includes two come
dies. travelogue. topical rev. y.
orchestral and organ numbers. and
Italian songs In costume by Henry
Santrey.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
INJUNCTION
HEARING ON

The hearing OF the application OF
G. VI. Burton, Andrew Green, Jr..
and Others. for an injunction tn pre-
vent vote on the ID. u. X. purchase
plan. Nov 2. begun before the
n ayr1r- circuit 1TTrg5s. sItttug en-
banc, Monday morning. 81 go
None OF the compliments were
on hand. but they were represented
by a formidable battery OF legal tai
Ont, including James o. Murhn,
Henry Ledyard and n. VI. Campbell
Alfred Bucking. Richard T. Law son
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Walter BARLOW appeared for the re-
spondents. the city and the street
car board.
Attorney Murfn. after a con.
ference with his associates and the
opposing counsel. Expressed the
opinion that two hours on side
would be all the time required for
argument
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
URBAN NEWS
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Dorothy KunEe. OF No. 10
buena Nlsta-ave west. ente' 'alaro
the following guests at dinnts tri-
day evening. the occasion a, . osdns r hsr
ellis. ELI abeth Kelley. Eioise john
ston. Ivy Doughty. Georgia GraNeT.
Jessie coiquhoun, Ruth Maher anc
MIR. and Mrs & r Bradley and
family. OF No 80 Monterey spent
the weekend In their summer home
at lockwood. Mich
AIR, anc Mrs. Dillon. OF Pasadena,
have bought the house az No. - Iy-
ler-ave. and VIII take possession next
week
Miss Mate Forey. OF No. ss6s Wood
ward-aSe.. was struck by motor
cycle Friday morning a. she MAS
about 20 board street car on Wood
ward at Westminster-aYe- Miss Foref
was Knocked 10 the nAy1msnL. hui
escaped Injury. The driver ~ the
motorcycle. Edward RinS- OF Ne. -VS
Larned-st west. was thrown from
the cycle and painfully bruised about
the left side.
Highland Park council VIII meet
hereafter when there ~ any business
for the regular Monday meeting %
be prepared. The MondaA Hlsht
meetings will he reserved fer the
transaction OF the most important
business. This action has been taken
By the council because. frequently.
the press OF business n too great %
be dispatched at the regular weekly
meeting
Upon request OF r. q Li~bold, sec
Rotary To Henry Ford. the village
council has decided 10 install water
mains aud supply water free for
public skating rink ON the Ford attn
lctic field The rink will be main
tanned by the Ford company
Upon recommendation OF pr. Mar
tin Highland Park health officer.
William Meeker OF No lee Cottage
Grovs-ave has been refused permits
sion by the council TO keep a cow
on the premises
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
DEARBORN

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. cbss. Randt.
Friday. son.
Alba Howe. who has been serious
~ I'LL. In able TO be out again
Mrs. John Miller and the Misses
Gladys and Ruby Scheurer are the
uests OF Mrs, Frank Lane. OF
!, rhurssay evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
sut and daughter, Catherine, left in
SATURDAY afternoon is the begin
nlnE OF . series OF seven games be-
ham 4 Co.'S team. This is TO prove
Who g to have the championship Of
M. and Mrs. Robt Kay wiz move
q Detroit for. the winter. Mr.. and
Ms. Brrke Will occupy their house.
The formal establishment Of Dear
born lodge I. .. q. r. with election
And installation OF officers will take
place saturday afternoon. They have
class OF 80 candidates After the
ceremonies the Ladies' Aid society
81 the NJ. " church will serve a ban
qust 20 all Odd Fellows
Henry Ford has commenced opera
sIons on the Tractor plant TO be built
already completed and machinery IL
beIug tnstaIfed. He has drained the
old Wagner brick yard pond and
ccmmences operations there Monday
nee irsetor Will not resemble the old
o1e. ~ many changes and improve
uen&4 hare been made.
=. frei4er Will move his tailor
w. sps{ The shofs store recently
ef1er working hcurs. lie viii be
S@y TOR WORK again Monday morn
I H. npwcsth IsaG.. gave a social
II Syssing. All report an enjoy
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
YqHffEfI;AIEPS&eSA|

Dcnnison, both blessed with more
than an ordinary share OF good
looks. and Robert Wilson and ID.
Stntt All the other character roles.
The chorus Is good to look upon.
There is variety TO II. ri least II
is plain that the Lyceum is going
out for box Office record this
week. and Acting Manager Warner
declares that the advance sales in
dictate that there is a fair chance
OF setting a new mark.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
MICHIGAN WOMEN
TO LOBBY FOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE

Michigan will be represented in
tbs lobby for the Susan b. Anthony
amendment in Washington this win.
ter by Mrs. Edward Breitung. OF
Marquette, president OF the Mfcti-
gan branch of the Congressional I'M
ion recently organized In this city.
Mrs. Lucia Grimes. Mrs. ". Nelson
Whittemore aid Miss Margaret
Wbittemore. OF Detroit
The automobile party which il
travelling from San Francisco with a
petition signed by 500. COS signatures
will proceed with II to Washington,
where they viii present the petition
al the opening OF congress.
At street meeting in Detroit.
Saturday. Miss Whittemore said
that of the 52s editors OK newspa-
pers in the United States who took
any definite stand On suffrage. 439
were for and only 81 against
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
State Campaign Is
Launched From
Strategic Point
CITY HAS OWN
SANITORIUM
Barry and Ottawa
Counties to Follow
Wexford

CADILLAC. Mich. Oct 1.-THE
first week OF Michigan's si00, 00O
anti.tuberculosis campaign has dem.
onstrated the fact that the tight
was opened az a strategic point
Wexford county Is perhaps, peter
ready for such campaign than
most OF the rural counties o. the
state There IS here well deyel.
oped sentiment In favor OF such a
movement. and the people 81 the
county are ready To do what they
can in cooperation with the state
health workers,
As long rs FIVE years ago active
health propaganda began in Wex.
ford by the appointment OF a per.
manent visiting nurse. For the
past TWO years Miss Jennie \. Mace
has held that position. and she and
her predecessor have been spread.
ing the doctrine OF good health
throughout the entire county
Cadillac. moreover. has the dis
tinction OF being enc q the few OF
the smaller cities Of Michigan that
has a sanitorium OF its own. This
institution was opened a short time
age through the efforts OF tho anti
tuberculosis society of this city. II
has a capacity OF seven beds and
Al present three persons are being
taken care OF there. As soon as
proper arrangcu ents can be made.
ne sanitorium viii probably be
taken over by the county. In fact,
the county is already bearing part
OF the burden of maintaining IL. II
il At present in charge OF Cad!liac's
visiting nurse
Tire Cadillac inti-Tuberculosis
socie.Y has for 4 number OF years.
been a power IN Wexford county.
II was organized in February, 1910.
and II has never been allowed 10 be-
come inactive. II boasts of the
amazing membership OF $50 in a
city OF only I0.500. and during the
present antl-tuberculosis move.
ment another mem bership campaign
will be launched by the local off,
ciais.
All in all. the people OF Wexford
county are In q receptive mood for
an anti-tuberculosis campaign.
which is one OF the reasons why
Wexford was chosen as the point al
which 10 begin the attack Barry
will follow Wexford. and Ottawa
county will he visited after that.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
YPSILANT

The next meeting OF the Pittsheld
LadieS.--Aid- -sestety- will he held
HARDWOOD and with Mrs. John Har-
wood. Mrs. William Geddes and Miss
Dora Harris assisting as hostesses-
The district road commissioners
Ing with the board 90 supervisors TO
settle some road matter questions.
Mrs. Frances Hetttch has moved to
a Cat on Michigan
GsorEs Hep gr and family ,iryA are are
home at sss Ann-st
Miss Myra Sanderson was home for
the weekend from her school duties
In rural district No 2. Scio township.
Invitations were issued Saturday
for the golden wedding anniversary
OF AIR. and Mrs. NJ II Be Cole. 10 he
celebrated Oct. 20.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Agnes
Smith. Of Ann Arbor township. and
stephen Burns Will take place at the
farm home of the bride. TUESDAY.
Oct 10
Mics Florence Higgins. clerk In the
state board OF education's office. in
Lansing. visited friend. in IN. city
this week.
The road commissioners voted at n
last week to build 5000
I'd. over Mallett creek and in front
OF the Chalmers Guernsey farms.
Several smaller bridges are also TO
be constructed on this road and n
new 1s-fo0t gravel road which is
part OF the state trunk line n TO be
bniit
Mr. and Mrs cnaris. r Com,tock
and Mr.. and Nrs. wn. r. Schsrsr
returned today from motor trim 10
Benton Harbor. where they were
ton Harner.
The consregationzi Ladl4s Aid
society viii give one % their farrn1l~
~ - Pc suppeis. Friday evening.
The Congregational MIxsia,arv az.
ciety VIII meet Thursday Afternoon
al 30 with Mrs Lloyd Morris
Mr.. and Mrs Henry piat,e ana
family have moved from T2et rrcs.
At 70 the beautiful new home on
North Adams-st
The " r. sunday school ana Pm
worth league will give A recsption
! on friday evening for the Normal
ana Cieary students.
Mrs. Ed. Lyke's division Of m.
Dixboro Aid society ~ give an an.
tumn leaf tea. THURSDAY afternoon
ut the home OF Lee WILDER.
u supervisors George ON. OF Super
Tor township. and r. T.. Holm~s o
1psilanti township. were in Ann Ar
Dor Monday 10 att-na- the meeting
the hoard OF supervisors.
a sunday school convention OF tn
schools at Sheldon. Cherry Hill an,
Denton will be held Sunday. Oct II
In Sheldon.
The nrst OF a series of unusua
photopiays viii be given In Peas
auditorium. Friday evening. Spar
tacus. or the Revolt of the Gladia
tors is the title OF the production
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
GAYEIY

Burlesque that approaches the &C.
cepted standard OF musical comedy
Star" productions Is being furnish.
ed Gayety patrons this week by the
star and Garter Show" company.
with Bert Rose, an old.t:me favor
ite. heading the group of comedians.
The lines are carefully cleansed OF
burlesque stage filth, the antics OF
the comedians are highly amusing.
the song and dance numbers are
entertaining. and the members of
the chorus are all young women
who take an interest In their work.
Bert Rose is aforementioned as
the Hebrew Klondiker who has a
lot of fun with his side kick"
James Coughlin. who Is loyal son
OF Erin, and Is also the proud owner
Of a California watermelon patch"
Don Clark. Jess Weiss, Margaret
Lee and JacqueIin Tallman help out
with catchy songs.
Richard Anderson and Miss Tall
man give several acceptable dra-
matte scenes in the olio. Ethel
woodrow. the original "aeroplane
girl" fiies over the crowd In q
Taube. Wolf and Lee have several
new songs. The feature Offering IL
"The Great Deluge," showing n
score OF lovely chorus girls. clad In
,ivbfs standinR under A shower OF
water.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
lYCEUM.

@NSGO"
The god Of the alIaFp--tha
voungster who energies triumphant
with regular L. 8. 10 cent piece
after VANISHED struggle with the
problem OF fnance--is enjoying all
the delights OF his exalted position
under the dome of the Lycerm the
alter, this week.
Mutt and JEFF in College" Is the
attraction. and the house that
greeted the long and short OF COM
edy. IS created BY Bud Fisher, was
one OF the largest I'm the history of
the Lycenm. Every seat was taken,
and many ticket holders remained
standing. For the most part. the
audience was composed Of children.
The whole-hearted support which
the galleryful OF future presidents
gave the entire production drowned
out a clever BIT Of acting. toward
the end OF the show, but then. boys
will he boys. and they don't get to
show every week OF the year.
Marty Healy plays the short but
heavy role. Marty is midget
comeiinn-acrobat OF proven ability.
He makes the most of MS present
assignment, and has nc sympathy
81 the audience from beginning TO
end. Jcff always did seem 10 be
tire goat since he Joined forces with
Mutt, and there are few who did
not feel for him In his martyrdom.
Jack Mason II the Mutt os the
show. he is well built for the role
md he's learned tn give true imt-
tation OF many OF the queer poses
which Mutt takes In the comics.
Miss Minerva Adams. playing a
sort of Sis Hopkins character, leads
the feminine section OF the cast
Her work adds 10 the humorous
qualities OF the show. She does
bit OF vaudeville with Bill Mason.
the country constable. which de-
serves applause. However. the song
has a popular air that is easy to
remember: fact Ia. almost everyone
w the world has heard IL. There
tore, the gallery representation. at
The opening performance. Sunday,
Joined In the spirit Of Mutt and
Jeh, and LET loose with It's feet. In
perfect unison. When the gods
high up weren't stamping, they
we're shrieking and whistiing.
Florence Chapman and Claribel
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
CAR HITS AUTO,
TWO WOMEN HURT

wYANDOTTE, Mich. OcS. IL
Two people were severely Injured
Sunday afternoon, when an inter
urban car struck an automobile on
the Town Line crossing. Mrs
Henry c. Steinbrechef and Fred
erick l.. Best. OF East JEFFERSON
ave. were the victims. They were
attended by DR.. Meggs. Wyandotte.
and then taken TO their home
The two women were in a car
belonging to H. c. Steinbrecher.
and Mrs. Best, his daughter. aged
Eve. and a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steinbrecher were also into the au-
tomobile. but they were uniniured.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
Pittsford pioneer Dead

HILLSDALE. Mich. Oct IL
Mrs. Elizabeth Stickney, aged 81
years. and a resident OF Pittsford
township As years. died Saturday
Funeral services are held Monday
afternoon. with burial In the Locust
Corners cemetery
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
Rlllsdale leader Sold

HiLLSDALk Mich, Oct IL
The Hillsdaie Leader. which has
been a semiweekly newspaper. has
heen sold hy Ray Robson TO G.. B.
Wilcox. OF Grass lake. and posses
sion Is given Monday. II will he
made a weekly. MIR. Wilcox ".
Gently sold the Grass Lake Nows
and the 81. Louis Independent. Mr.
Robson expects 20 90 TO Florida.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
ROCHESTER

A union Missionary meeting of all
churches In Rochester will be held in
the Congregational church on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. rs The address
OF the evening wili be given by Rev.
Frank r Gocdsell. -. ID. a returned
missionary from Turkey
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
ECORSE

The Engeihardt A. g. OF Ham
trarck. held an outiug and Ash din
ner in the boathouse OF Dorris 4,
Montry. IL was very well attended
and everyone enjoyed themselves
The ST. Francis Xavier Dramattc
club meets in the Band hail Monday
evening
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11

II is a popular error to think that
TIE pulse may be felt only at the
wrist. Vt MAJ be felt in any super.
fetal artery--for instance, at the
temple. in the neck, or. behind the
ankle, on the inner side.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
SHIPS
F0RPED0ED
Two British, One Ger.
man and One Greek
Steamer Sunk
By UNITED PRESS.

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 1i.-EIeven
of the crew OF the German steam.
ship Lnlea- -tarpedeed by British
submarine of Gjedser. landed there
today The remaining IL were
picked up by an unidentified vessel.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE British
steamship Thorpwood. 3.Is4 tons.
has been sunk by German subma.
rine. but the crew was saved. the
admiralty announced today.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The crews OF
the steamships New Castle and
Dimitrios, respectively. British and
Greek. torpedoed Saturday. were
saved, II was officially announced
today.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
aaoApWAY.sIRANp.

The delightful Lady Babbie OF
f,arrie's Little Minister" in which
character Msude Adams friends and
admirers love best TO think OF her.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11
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Awe and Fit
Emp 0yes
Quit Work

1fpoTTE Mich. Oct IL
Ilpels valve = Fitting Co.'S
~snt On : strike Monday
W About 800 men are out.
8 ounand ave cents an nour In
"a wages.
njantn, An of1cial Of the
n a Interview. stated
nm would under no cir
-, accede to the demands
11on. Tie plant. he said.
y oIbsod down indefinitely,
~ vofkmen returned 10
n rrsk A voluntary increase
Atn Was given but q short
~ claims.
gyan1otte Cement Co..
aJso been visited with :
~ cuuVrumiscd with the
ocr1lns 10 the superinten-
~ Cole. A fve-cent In
6noss has been granted,
xAan&ss In hours. The
0Speetcd back to work
& Monday.
noy1yania Salt Mfg. Co..
VA elso threatened with
~ cop1srrsd with repre-
u ~ n>sn. and the same
~ that which was given
e)Anr planfy. has been
lI - Sssa resumed in the
n1yo1 and twenty-five en-
~ Hoals = selk.rk Trunk
6UE walked out Mon
q half the number en-
n1eEs said . complete
}mcende1.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11

n EDUCATING WESTERN TERMINUS of Lincoln High
way at San Francisco to which the historic ranscont
mental pathway winds from the Atlantic at New York Left
right the participants in the ceremony shown in the illus
tTaon III A. Ostefman, delegate at large of the Lin
coin Highway Assn John A. Wilson of the A A. A. and Miss
Helen Hughson Of San Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-11

ot1Qelyy - Pontiac, n
elesers nrs- Harry
n h1eh school foot
~ the Pontiac Re-
n9eam. on Barnum
yteRnoQu The score
u 91Xpe 81 Birmingham.
AE404Ft Hanna have
xSeJt Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sgess has returned
u9f luuxbter. Mrs.
], =. lsssd, I Mich
Charles xsldrett.