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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

WrongM an Punished,
Says Penn Summer

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25.-It
was learned to-day through
Jimmie Shyrock. captain of the
University of Pennsylvania swim
ming team, that a formal protest
has been handed to the Intercol-
legiate Swimming Association
over the results of the Columbia
dual meet held last Monday. Shy
rock, after winning the 100 yard
swim, was disqualified by the
judges for fouling Vollmer. Ac-
cording to Coach kistler and
Shyrock, Vollmer swan out of his
track into Shyrock's and should
have been disqualified instead of
the Pennsylvania captain. The al
lowing of this protest would give
Pennsylvania the meet, for CO.
lumbia won by only five points.
and would place the Red and
Blue tied with Yale for first
place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
NIPPER CAMPBELL SHIFTS.
' ctcrRn Brook Professional
Goes "a uRItimorc Club,

After about sixteen years ~ service
at Brooklinc AcNand"r Campbell has
accepted a position ms professional a.
th" Baltimore country club, according
To word received from the latter club.
NJ Tyson Elicott. chairman of the golf
committee Of the Baltimore Country
club. made the announcement and said
that Campbell would begin his new
work on March !.
known wherever golf is plavCd n tho
United States as "thc Nippcr'' because
Of his diminutiN" stature. Campbell is
on" nj IN" most popular professionals in
the country. During his long period of
service at Brooklluc he has met and hc.
rome the friend Of nearly every go,f,r
OF prominence, professional aud amateur.
Although he never has Won tho omen
championship "iho Nipror" is an eNccl-
lent golfer and a good teacher a. well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
NEW YORKS HUSTLE HARD.
Caldwell TotIiug as Hard as His
Mates-K e1Iey Likes Hot Day.

Hot SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. 25.-The
thermometer climbed to - to-day and
Joe Kelley gave the squad of New York
pitchers and catchcrs their banner work
out OF the trip. Nap RIcker. Dan Griner,
Charley Smith and Jean Dubuc again
engaged In the fungo work with the
New Workers. Nunamakcr. Sweeney,
Caldwell WARRIOR, Heating, Cole and
Brown.
Manager Donovan Is hound 10 like the
looks of the players when they report
10 him At the training camp in Savannah,
Ga. March IN. They are hustlinE hard
for Kelley ind tho old Baltimore star
is proving = splendid trainer. Ray Cald-
well IL hustlinE with the others,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

Larry Waterbury. the present cham
pion at singles. and G. G.. Pell, part
holder OF the doubles title. came through
to the final round in the tournament
TO- the national racquets singles ham
pionship vt the Racquet and Tennis Cluo
yesterday and will clash for the title
tomorrow morning Waterbury had an
easy time In his semi-hnal disposing OF
his brother. John C.. In three straight
games at is. ID, lj-l0. but Pell
was hard put 70 it by the other half of
the championship doubles team, S. q.
before he won at Id, 9-1j. lj-10.
Els. IL. Tho matches We're un-
usual in that in one case it was brother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
BROTHER BEATS BROTHER
AND MATE O MATE
Racquets Champion Larry Waterbury Outplays Brother
John, and c.. c. Pell Puts Out His Doubles
Partner, S. G.. Mortimer.

against brother and in the other team
mate against teammate.
The match of the W l~terburys was not
so much to look at, a though there we're
many brilliant strokes md pretty rallies,
but from the outset At was evident that
the champion had the better Of his
brother at every department of tho
game and could win as he pleased. The
rll-Mortimer match. however, was
always interesting except in the hrst
game. when Mortimer could not get
going and scored only one ace. From
that time on there was a fight for
practically every point and sustained
volleys became common The showing of
Peil caused much comment and many
close watchers agreed that Waterbury
will have to he at he top OF his game
to hold his title when they meet to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
Harvard Hockey Team Disbnnds.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. 95--with
the dishaudiug of the Harvard hockey
team to-day All chance OF another game
between Dartmouth and the Crimson
Tor tho championship NOM the college
teams was lost. Harvard took two
games from Princeton and two from
vale Dartmouth defeated Harvard in
Boston early in the winter. hut was
h"nt"n by Vale At New Haven. II was
hoped thai Harvard would meet Dart
mouth in a post-ScIson series. hut as
Capt Claim of Harvard was %inpapaci-
'aied tho Cambridge management de
cided To clos" the season AZ tho end Of
tho series against Yale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
STUYvESANT JUMPS AHEAD.
Defeat ~ Far Rockaway Puts II
IN Lead for Championship.

~St1'vcsRnt High School again Jumped
into tho lead for the high school basket.
bail championship by iecisvie,y defeat
ing Far Rockawav lIch School at VA
lIorhawHy Yesterday, score - to -.
l. marked the eleventh victory out of
twelve contests PLAYED hy Stuyvcsant.
II the " Ch Srhoo, ~ Commerce dc.
'rais Boys High school tomorrow IL
VII u" StuNvesaut for tho title. ne
c"ssitatiuc an extra game tn decide tho
tide. The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

lloT STRINGS. Ark. Feb - After A
day of ACCOMPLISHMENTS toward lcC,l.
laluG hors" racing with piri-mutucI
letting, supporters Of the hin stated
when the Senate adjourned at the cant,
t"l in Little Rock TODAY that the WV
WAS cleared 10 cali tho bill up tho tirs,
thing tomorrow morning and that its
passage was assured by q vote nf 81
to -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
AUSTIN WHERE HE BELONGS.
Decides Ia stay with Browns md
Rrpudiate Fed contract.

~ Vows. Feb. ~cj,-James Austin,
thlrd haseman, who signed a three year
contract with the pittsburg Federal
League club a few months ago, an
nounccd to-day that he would play with
inc III Louis Americans this year
Austin, who was with The Browns las
season AID he would go with tho team
20 the spr'ng training quarters AZ iious.
ION reN neat SATURDAY, Ne would not
aN whether any Inducements we're
offered him 4" com. back 10 ,nc team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
'nIumhin .,mnns,s on no,d.

~ColWnhn's ~E'WnpStin team starts or
It's ursl lllp to-day. meeting lIavcrrord
g. night a' illvrrrord, IA. amt rno
Navy toWorroN ai A~uutpoiH The
swimming team also vii compete a.,
Annapolis iu-murruV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
DISTANCE TRIP
OF AUTOS PLANNED
Westgard viii Pilot Flee, of
Seven Passenger Cars to
Coast in June.
DELION TIRE PLANT OPEN

Under the auspice. y, tho
tiich,., - ~ N"'onal
- .'''"' '"e National Cd
mobile Club OF Southern C.uror,,
proposed TO RIM r.r.oornu.
o,or a.. -, 80 ''''"e"'d' to1i
~ Ola trans route leaving Now
YORK about the middle Of June ~.
Elm. yapdsr "a, .nI u"' VI
Wv "es'said
ap,.a'uo"l " 'hc Ndt'"hai highways
no'oViatlon' anu committees from Al ~.
uiluer whose auspices IT,.
..p WIN We hclu 10 dss'St III making TN.
~ success NcSteird. who has
mIanI "" 1~uscoh'h'ehtd tiIns, VIII PEI
s " conuu,t tHe trp. lie says a.,
~" ,sI" rou'e rs mot picturesque, ~
II VISITS cave dwellings. pueblos. MeN
yan ViIIases ana the Oldest house In ~,
nhi.eu states, punt IN 1880 II crossr,
=. soen'o ,.atoh lasS' goes through IN.
rctrlneu forest ana visits tho Giard
|"nyo"'
SVEN passenger cars VII! hs
~ ana onE four passengers will b.
.ano" u e"c" car notnd Cool a
.onnnnouatvhs. Fuftner Information
!" w oo'alHeu from IN va sin. New
io.A ',y tne H~'auPuarters OF tho M
s,on'' Highways ASSOCIATION, Or from
any oI tne associations under whose
""sP'0eS '"e u'P VIII De made
a., "
AZ Prices on Micheln ures nave BEEN
1870 uauHs from feoTnary *. az
.'u'"S announcement maze nv ths
n'cne'h l"e company or Milltoun.
~
AnnfhnF ahfnNrlnhNlH NNA l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

ITHACA. y. Y, Fen. 25-IosIie ~
lutte, former captain Of tine Cornell
baseball team, has be. n eng ir"d aEun
s- the coach OF tho freshmen. 80 was
announced to-day. Clute played first
base uu the varsity for Three years
Tie freshmen We're ordered 20 rrpNt
on Np'il I, and al who can stay iu
Ith,ca through the spring recess nav"
boon asked to 40 50. 50 that practice
may he hc'd In thc baseball cage. the
varsity at that time being on 10 South
own Trim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
JOHNSON HIRES A STADIUM.
VIII Tr, "a get willard to Fight
In Havana.

NbFI0T N0I' VfVUUsTW 70 IHF NTN-
HAVANA. Feb. 26.-Iack Johnson has
engaged q stadium here, posting a big
cash guarantee He IS said 10 have
been assured that willard will come
here to fight for the championship. In
The meantime he may fight McVey.
Fight promoters here are trying to
scare johnson out Of the proposed trip
to Juarez. Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
Commerce swamp. 81. John, r,,.

II" NlCh School of Commerce scored
an "a"N basketball Vic'orl over tho -
Johns rrcr i've on the |latt.rs court
~ RronllNu Yesterday by y score ~
~ I" - Nn ii"lNAu Gagged seven
goals from field for the yictors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
Penn Goif Schedule Announced.

PHDLAnELrnIA, Feb 2b.-At a meet
ing Of the allied sports committee this
afternoon the University OF PennsvI-
vania golf schedule was announced az
follows.
march 81, Spring Haven A e hpr,I 4
Nai" - Phii'd"lrhia; s, Wilmington A. =.
., hliIim"re a e.. 10. Harvard ~ rniIa
dclphla, "a. Omen. May f. Princeton NJ
Philadelphia, : Wilmington \ e, T.,
ION,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
TOM KERRIGAN SCORES A IS.
Plays remarkable Round In Anna
teur-pro Four BAIL Match.

P.,M PEACH. Fla. Feb. 25.-First
uouors and the $50 cash prize offered
In tho professional-amateur best ball
foursome was won by V. c. BonFley.
Nannamoiset'. and Tom K%orrigan, Bos-
ton. Their card was 90 and Kerrigan
won tins figure alone, concedinE W.
ne foot puts. %l.oncley was scoring
50 well he Ia>e his partner a chance
to 70 for the hole. and Kerrlgan did
the phenomenal all the way around.
g. T.. Van Week. New York, and r.
Mccarthy. Jacksonville. were second.
with a SO. and W ] Hyde. South Shore.
and Ralph Thomas. Boston. were in the
last money position, with SIS. Four
other teams were SO.
The t%hirty-siN hole medal test for tho
Florida open title is scheduled for to-
morrow with nifty entries. including the
names shown in the following summary
Of the best scores to-day
Y. G.. Lorglev and Tom Kerrigan. eS:
&. T. Van Nl"ok and T.. Mccarthy. Sc: W.
j ilyd" and Ralph FrImluEhum, IS. II.
VI Iorrc-f ami Waiter Far4rguA. So. n
T. Harrington and T. l.. NcNamara. 50:
". l.. Ri.hiri and Loo Mcdonald. 60. J
r. ,liyde and Tim carroll g..
W j TrHEiS ana \ II Fem: %; g
and II. e. Reese. =. g - Adams ana
carl Ard.rson = ". ; stafford and j.
VI Rsruss. e.. e u Grisi ana Jack Jolly.
y R-sunan and II =. Williams. 20.
y. u HuhpcIl and A'sN smith. -. Z : y
Randolph and \ Hoarcn. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
CROSS'S NOSE SORE,
DUNDEE BOUT is OFF
Painful Boil Makes Operation
on Leach Necessary. So lie
Won't Fight Tonight.
TOLD NOU SO-MONTEITH

All wrong in a way, yet Scotty Mon
,ieth was painfully. right Leach Cross
won't fight johnny Dundee at the Gar
den tonight. The match was made,
Dundee substituting for the brittle Mr..
Wolgast. Yet Scottv Montieth warned
THE SrS that Cross wouldn't have any
thing 20 do with the ftalian-Scot.
Whether Montieth wa right or wrong
along Cross with a painful boil
on the inside OF his nose An operation
was necessary yesterday and Cross de-
cided that he could not go on with such
an accurate sharpshootcr az Dundee.
Matchmaker Johnston pleaded. but
Leach was adamant. \ sore nose and
Duudoc's speedy left hand did not seem
10 INT INTO the Cross idea OF right and
justice And 80 the Garden will he
dark this evening
Iic Fordon has his idea Of the Dun
dce-CroSS sore bcik muddlc. Ike says
tina an ugly rlc.ec was thwarted when
cross wished that boil on Jimmy John
etou. Accurdu NIX TO Ike Dundee was
shooting AZ the moon in as much he
had been signed Toy hts first New York
appearance against Benny Leonard AZ
tho now I35th Street \ e. for next
Tuesdays o%"cn'ng Fordor figured that
johnny would cut his drawn power
IN twain even though he knocked cross
deadcr han q mac>ercl
There wa. talk on injunction proceed
fcs befo q cross settled the affair out
OF court with tho aid VI n PHYSICIANS
vtet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

score -S'uvvrS1 NJ. ~. Far Rorktwa-.
:. Goals FROM neio Spudi,k o. ~p'ch. ..
Rtkcr :, Miller. lie Groo' strickland O..
l"n' GolI~ from fo1 Soulack De
,'ruot 4 rcfere"-Goues T. : \. l..
Time % ha'yeS-l5 inmates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26

I''S AM hll' tES-'lasSe al, Novice
-Flt.i. Mrs J. q. Ro'Sman's Dainty Maid
OF DNker.
class 6H2. Limit First. Mrs. 9. Rcck.
mans Beauty Girl H. second. Mrs. Warns
Buster.
class sa3, Op"n- First, Mrs y q. Rosa-
mans Oh. Sweotsir Of byker.
class tei, Winners First, Swcetsir of
pNk"r, reserve, Dainty Maid OF Dvker.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-23

La cludad y dejando en- dicho sitio va
RIOS pol1clas. Sc nos informa que los
bomberos fueron al expresado sitio Fla
mados por los duehos de la hacienda.
los cuales recibiran Ell importe de su
trabaJo, por tratarse de un asunto 8 un
lncendio completamente fuera de La 20
ma municipal Sc nora cierta alarma
lntranquilidad en- esta ciudad con mo-
1.-Two de estos sucesos.
Aver tarde regresaron de- San
Juan, los senores Rafael Rivera Esbri
alcalde de esta ciudad, y Augusta Gau-
tier, presidente del Concejo Municipal
Los eXpresados compatriotas estuvieron
varios d1as en- la capital de la isla ira
baJando cerca del Gobierno para obte-
ner un anticipo que es completamente
necesarlo para la administration muni-
clpal, para hacer obras necesarias que
no pueden faltar de realizarse como es
la Immediate obra de reparacion del
|acueducto. Sabemos que tanto ell al
calde como ell presidente del Conceio
celebraron conferencias con altos per-
sonaJes del Gobierno insular, Y vienen
con muy buenas impresiones.
va fueron estrenados los cuatro
focos puestos 1ltimamente en- la Plaza
Principal de las Delicias, alrededor de
las fuentes.
Aver sabado por la manana cum
|pliendo instrucciones del Attorney. di6
principle ell fiscal Torres Grau, a la in
vestigaci6n de los cargos presentados
Icontra el secretario de la Corte Mum
cipal de esta ciudad senor Pedro Igle-
sias Gonzalez, ell martes continuara Ia
investigation
Han terminado los examenes de
|inspectores plomeros y de sanidad en-
esta ciudad sufriendo examenes % per
|sonas
100 cajas de galletas americanas y
otras Glen de leche condensada fue-
ron descomisadas aver por la sanidad
local por encontrarse en- malas condi-
clones para ell consume p1blico.
-Sali6 para San Juan, ell ingeniero
sanitario senior Lippitt, que Sc encon-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-23
Canaverales desaparecen por me.
dio de las llamas.- Resultados de
la predica anarquista.- Seis
bomberos heridos graves
Ohos detalles.- La policia
en- su puestO.

Aver serla pr0Ximamente la una
de la tarde, cuando una alarma inten-
sa y con caracter grave corrio de
un extreme a otro de la ciudad Todas
las miradas Sc dirij1an hacia ell espacio,
donde ve1an desaparecer grandes olea-
das de hume que inundaban q la ciu-
dad con grande polvor1n de cana que
mada que tra1a ell viento depaba en-
nuestras GALES, en- las azoteas de las
casas y en- su interior. Era que desa-
parec1an en- aquellos instantes % cuer-
das de canas va proXimas a cortar de
la hacienda Estrella'' propiedad de
los senores Sauri y Subira, por haber-
les pegado fuego manos criminales. In
mediatamente la polic1a q caballo en-
autom6vil al mando del captain Mater,
y la detective 'bajo las 6rdenes de su
jefe Immediate senior Ramon Guanil, Sc
constltuyeron en- La expresada hacien-
da para .prestar los auxilios necesarios,
la polc1a para despejar a grupos huel-
guistas que Sc paraban por aquellos ST.
tios en- actitud satisfecha tuvo que ha-
Ger uso del rotten para despejarlo, arres-
tando la detective a dos presuntos au-
torres huelguistas, los que puso a dispo-
sici0n del fiscal Torres Grau. Nuestro
her0ico cuerpo de bomberos enseguida
.se traslado a la expresada hacienda
donde presto su ayuda para extinguir
lei incendio, que Sc propaganda con ra-
pidez. Salieron heridos gravemente los
I bomberos siguientes Juan .Carmona.
que Sc fracture la pierna izquierda ;
Conception de JESUS, recibi6 varias
contusiones en- la cara y en- un brazo ;
Genaro Font, recibi0 contusiones de
consideration, en- la cara, Pedro Cas-
tro Martinez, tambien recibio contu-
stones y un fuerte golpe en- un brazo,
Ilgualmente recibio contusiOnes de gra-
vedad Agust1n Cancio. Todos estos bonn
beros fueron conducidos al Hospital
Tricoche, donde los medicos de dicha
institution les practicaron las primeras
curas, y muchos de los cuales fueron
llevados sus respectivas casas Inme
diatamente la polic1a restableci6 ell or
den y la tranquilidad, trasladandose a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-23

traba en- esta ciudad con motive de los
eXamenes.
-El senior Pedro Torres zfu6 denim.
clado por lnfraccion a la ley de pesas Y
medidas.
En- la proxima session del Conceio
Municipal Sc dara conocimiento del
nombramlento hecho por ell alcalde pa
ra contador municipal en- el respectable
caballero de Coamo seilor Jose Larrau-
RI, ex-Delegado la Camara Dor este
Dlstrlto, y persona acomodada de re-
conocldo prestigio polftico A conse-
cuencla de haberse encontrado ausen-
te Ell presidente del Conceio Dor ESQ
no celebro su acostumbrada session
Ell Concejo Municipal, el viernes v CO.
noclo del referido asunto.
-Se llama la atenci6n del Inspector
de correos, respecto 10 atrasado que
mega Ell caro- que conduce el correo
de la estacion de esta ciudad a la ofici-
na postal con perjuicio del p1blico.
En- la hacienda "Bucana" manos
ncendlamas tambi6n pegaron fuego 4
1ln canaveral destruyendo las llamas 6
cuerdas, y milagrosamente no desapa-
recleron mas canaverales por la pronta
intervention de la policia y ell p1blico
que acudlo en- ell acto. Fueron arresta
dos como presuntos autores por la poll
cla, en- ell acto, los huelguistas Ramon
de Valle, y Lugos Nieves, los cuales
estan disposition del fiscal de este
distrito
Aver sabado entire una y dos de la
tarde sucedi6 una tremenda desgracia
Ell la playa de Guayanilla. La maoui
ma del ferrocarril n1mero 81, guiada
por el maquinista Tomas Gill, y fo 60
nero Aurelio Lugos, venfan para esta
cludad con varios vagones, varios j6
venes trataron de montarse con tan ma
La suerte que ell joven de 20 amos de
edad, Marcehno Ortiz, 10 cogi6 la ma
qulna, quedando muerto en- ell acto. Las
autoridades tuvieron conocimiento en-
seguida del suceso, procediendo a una
investigation de 10 ocurrido. despues
de 10 cual Ell fiscal de este Distrito orde
no quedaran en- libertad tanto ell Togo
nero como el maquinista, por tratarse
de un asunto puramente casual.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-23
Otro meme

La distinguida esposa de nuestro que
rido amigo ell Lcdo don Felipe Janer y
Arias, ha regalado a este un hermoso
nino, que ha venido completar la di-
cha de aqu6l hogar.
Deseamos al recien nacido ventura
Sin fin y a los padres enviamos nuestra
felicitaci6n sincera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-23

Nueva GAIA de elegantismas lfneas. Ma
yor y mas comoda para cinco pasajeros
Los botones para el manejo de la bocina,
Self Starter, y las luces, estan coloca-
dos sobre "a colunna de la guia. Asien-
tos con almohadones mas mullidos pro-
fundos. Guarda-brisa de ventilation, v
que permite yer entire la lluvia. Motor de
35 H. 2. Eje ciguefial con cinco cojine-
tes Guarda lodos curvos
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
PYTHIANS PLAN
LARGE CONCERT

WYANDOTTE. Mich, Oct o.
The Fythian Sisters will present
next Thursday evening. in Arbeiter
hail. one OF the best entertainment
programs OF the season The talent
will be furnished BY Wyandctte and
Detroit pec-le, under the direction
OF Mrs. Robert Pollock. and will
consist OF singing. dancing. instru.
mental and recitational selections.
The Pythian orchestra will play the
overture.
Pipe Major Robert Hall, OF the
Detroit Clan Campbell band. will
give bagpipe selections. and will ac-
company Miss Margaret Riley,
Scotch dancer.
Miss B-strix Wilson. OF the chat
fee Noble school OF expression. will
be seen In a series OF attitudes, and
a Gypsy tambourine dance.
Miss Bina kelIIe. Wyandotte. \
student in the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music. will render soprano solos,
and William Gatzke, also OF Wyan-
dotte, will sing bass solos.
Miss Mildred George will play se-
leations on the violin, accompa MED
BY Miss Loretta George. Mrs. A.
D. Troutman and Mrs. Harry Ward
will be the other accom- panists.
Mrs. Robert Pollock xill give Ne
gro impersonat.ons in costume.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

spending the week In Hamburg.
Mich. visiting friends
The Wyandotte Arbeiter societS
will celebrate it's forty third anniver-
sary Saturday evening. Nov. IL
The l. g. n. 4 branch No. 2;o. viii
be on Monday Afternoon al O'CLOCK
instead OF Wednesday evening
A. X Crooks. Flat Rock. Is III IN
John r Gilbert Memorial hospital
The Mystic Workers win meet in
the lodge rooms OF Saturday even
ing at $40. 10 go 10 Detroit TO De tne
guests Of the Detroit lodge IN !! ~.
FL temple. corner bethune ana Or We
present and a large class OF canol'
dates will be initiated
Misc Della Tterson. Front-st-. lr.t
FRIDAY morning for Toronto. S S
she Will Wait her sister. Mrs. snow
She will be gone two weeks
James Melody Is In Evergreen cot
tage. below Trenton. for week
Tire c. VI Il. \. Will meet in their
The l.. \. a. .. ~. will give benz
~ performance In the Wyandotte
Miss Albert Druillard has returned
from a visit with her parents IN re-
NJ, and Mrs. Leslie Rouse. p. :.
Rouse. william Rouse and Mrs
Charles WolCott motorsd 10 Ihsthani'
neyal OF their aunt. Mrs. Semple
The 3 T. y. L. will sive Hai-
lowe'en social 20 It's members IN the
churrh basement Friday evening
Rev. 2 l. Smith. paFtor OF the
Trenton and Riverview VI r. church
90 was rendered reception ny ms
Riveryiew parishloners In the cnn.cn
in wyandotte Heights. onThursday
evening. 49,
Miss Edith Tire will spend the
weekend In Cleveland. visiting hcr
.tafa
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
CLEARLY TO
GRADUATE
Ypsilanti Institution to
Hold Thirty-frst
Commencement

YPSlLANrI. Mich, Oct. 2s.-The
thirty-first annual commencement
exercises OF Cleary Business col
lege viii be held Friday, Saturday
and Sunday OF this week. Saturday
will be the commencement day
proper with Joseph Mitchell Chap
pie. editor. and proprietor OF the
National Magazine OF Boston. Mass.
giving the commencement address.
Music will be furnished by Direc-
tor Frederick Alexander, OF the
Normal conservatory. Solos Will be
given BY Prot Carl Lindegrin, oasso
cantante: Mrs Annis Dexter Gray.
conral,o. and Miss Abba Owen,
yiolinist. all OF the Normal.
The junior reception TO the sen
Tors viii be held Friday evening.
The annual commencement din
ner will ne served Saturday at s
o'clock, and on Sunday the faculty
will be at home TO the members OF
the graduating class and visiting
alumni In the home OF the president
and Mrs p r. Cleary.