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The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
DOREMUS ON
LAST STAGE OF
HIS LONG HIKE

LANSING. Mich. Nov. iO.---Early
today Congressman Frank L. Dore.
mus, Postmaster william J. Nagel
and Raphael Herman, all Of De-
troit. left Lansing on the last leg
OF their 125-mile hike from Detroit
to Portland, the former home OF
Mr.. Doremus. II was expected that
tho party would reach their objec-
tive point some time this evening.
but according TO the congressman.
they would not make any particular
endeavor to do so. being content to
spend the night In some farm house
II evening found them any consid-
cradle distance from Portland.
The trio OF mixers. who explain
that they are making the jaunt lust
for FUN arrived in Lansing yester-
day afternoon from WILLIAMSON and
were entertained here last evening
at the home of Thomas b. Gloster.
commissioner OF the state indus
trial accident board. an intimate
friend OF the Wayne county con
gresham. The mixers. while rough.
ly CARRIED, appeared TO be not In the
least fatigucd. and declared that
they were enjoying themselves
greatly.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. August ORourke. OF No. ss5
Mounsclair-st. 81 Clair Heights, was
OF No. 81 Auburndale-ave.. on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bradley. of No
81 Monterey-ave.. spent Tuesday In
Miss Josephine sherzer. a German
teacher In the Highland Park high
school. IL Ill at her home in Ypsi-
MT. and Mrs. r. Bradley and fam
lily, OF No. 2,i Cortiand-ave.. have
recently visited relatives In Rich
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and family
No. 2ss Highiand-ave.
Arthur Nuss and Lester Taylor, OF
No. IS Grand-ave. east, returned
Monday evening from Richmond.
The funeral of Frederick Mackey.
one OF inc four-months-old tripiets
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Mackey.. Of
Frank Paul. OF No. 20 Greedy ST.,
was severely injured and several
other passengers were slightly hurt
Monday when . Fourteenth car ran
Paul was taken to Grace hospital.
Charles Brown. OF Chicago. was
arrested Tuesday. charged with pan
handling. He was lined IS and costs
70. VI u1ys III VIC Detfoit TOusc VI
Correction. He chose the 30 days.
Joseph Raymond. No. % Greenfield
ave. charged before Justice flanagan.
Tuesday. with driving an automobile
through q safety zone. He was fined
and costs or spend 30 days in tail.
He paid
Peter Capridse. 20. No. 1874 Man
chester-ave.. fired a revolver and was
nned $40 or 30 days. despite his plea
that he carried the weapon for pro-
lection. He said another man In the
village had taken an oath to Kill
him. but he was unable to give q
satisfactory reason for discharging
the revolver while In the street.
The council IN asking bids on a
new pump for the water works, a.
the present equipment In unable TO
care for the rapidly increasing de-
William r. Shields. of No. $50
Trumbull-ave.. was hned IS for vio-
lating the traffic ordinances. Tues
day.
and broke the leg Of Fred Oil. near
the Six -miie-rd and drove away.
Charles Rick. Of No. 2b4 Ford-ave..
was arrested. Tuesday. for violating
the traffic ordinances. He paid q fine
of - and costs.
John Tessndorph. Of No. f4l3 Field
ave. was fined ) and costs. Tuesday.
for parking a motor truck In q safe
Mrs. Fred Williams. OF No. - Ger
aId-ave.. has been confined TO her
home by iIlness since Monday eve
ming.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
MUNICIPAL \
EMPLOYEES ARE
GIVEN RAISE

wYANDOTTE. Mich. Nov. TO-
All municipal employees in the light
ing and water plant have been given
an increase In wages. The engineer
raised to $50 per month; the chief
electrician sos; the first assistant
electrician Sass per day; the second
assistant Sass a dap; the iremen
s2.65 a day: the water Taper $3.50;
the assistant $3.50: the coal passers.
teamsters and giggers. $2.25.
Among other routine business
by the commission. the
poor boards monthly report Of ia
expenditures was approved: the
Neighborhood clubs invitation to
act as judges for their maryue ball
was accepted; the $500 was trans
rerred from the contingent to the
hospital fund. and permission was
given two citizens TO move houses.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs Peter Anderson is visiting her
niece, Mrs. william donaldson, In
Pontiac.
The Banner league OF southneid
will meet Friday afternoon In the
home OF Miss Catherine Stickney.
Miss Jessie Gray has gone to Port
Huron to visit her brother. Preston
Gray
Dr. J. Cleveland has gone on a
hunting trip In the north
The Cleaners society OF Southneld
will hold bazaar and dinner In the
Southheld town hall. Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Davis, Of Toledo, o..
Is visiting old friends here.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
held a meeting In the church. Tues
day evening.
George Purdy has gone to Waters.
Mich, to visit Thomas Hanna.
Robert Fisher. Of Detroit. was a
caller. Tuesday. in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Rundell. on East
Maple-sve.
Afr; and Mrs. F. X. Miller and F.
daughter. Ethel. OF Detroit were re-
cent guests In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Garner Miller. IN southheld.
The Blue Rock Gun club will hold
a practice shoot. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ Rainey spent Tuesday
at the home OF her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs: Frank German. on the West
road.
Mrs. u. Davis. OF Pontiac. was a
guest Tuesday OF her daughter, Mrs.
Homer LaJoie. on Martinst
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas DIckenson
have returned from few days stay
In Detroit.
birthday party was given Tue
day evening for Frank Argus. at his
home on SOUTH cid ave. II being his
eighth birthday.
Mrs. Roy Blakeslee and sister. Mis-.
Name Daniels. Of Detroit, visited
friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Mark Armstrong. OF GAYLORD.
Mich. has been recent guest at the
home OF Mrs. Harry Saitzer. on
Townsend-st
The Ladies' Missionary society. If
Southneld. will hold bazaar In the
southheld church. Friday. Dec. =
Lloyd Clawson. Of Detroit. called
on friends here. Tuesday.
Mrs. Thsd Leland gave n luncheon
TUESDAY evening In her home on
North Woodward-ave.
RAY Vanderford. OF Romeo. spent
Tuesday with old friends here.
William Orr. OF .,etroit 10 n Guest
OF Harry Nichoids. Pisres-st-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Children DRY
FOR FLETCMER'S
- H. . @ RIA
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION or THE CITY
OF DETROIT.
sIs-sso Farweil Bldg.
Detroit. Mich. Nov. ), 1915
WIRE FENCE
WIRE FENCE

Bids will be received up to 4 u. n,
Wednesday. Nov. IL, 1915, for Turn
lshIng and erecting complete, n wire
renee GROUND tcnnfs courts at RIVER
side park. West Jefferson and Nor
rell Streets.
There In approximately 3S2 lineaI
feet of fence to be erected.
End ports to be 2h Inch o. ID. tu-
bular steel.
d. 'e aaSnIsS .,s.p posts to be '-Inch 0.
TOP rail TO be IN Inch o. d. tubs
lar steel
Posts TO be 10 feet apart, 10 inches
In the ground and 10 feet out OF the
ground. Each post to be fitted with
steel base 1 foot long by 3 Inches
wide by one-eighth inch thick and
bent To conform to post to make suit
Each post to be set In concrete
Top rail to be fastened TO posts by
malieable iron httings. Wire fabric
TO he Of No. It-gauge galvanized wire
OF chain link weave In n Inch mesh
and 10 be 10 feet wide without Joints
Whole construction to be OF hot
lead zinc galvanized material
Ali materials and workmanship
shall be satisfactory TO the engineer
In charge.
Envelope containing bid must 10
marked bid on Wire Fence--Piay-
grounds"
The right IL specifically reserved -
reject any and all bids.
Bid to De made on price Per 1ineAi
foot.
B-ssz oupsrintendsnt
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
MT. CLEMENS

The case OF the city Of Mt. Clemens
against the Maryland Surety and Cas-.
ualty Co. was called In the United
States district court IN Detroit Tues
day. and today number Of city ofn-
Gals, including the mayor. city clerk.
Engineer Erwin and City Attorney
Weeks are In court. having been sub
was instituted TO recover on the
by the w. w. Hatch Co. the con-
tractors who constructed the 'astru.
mite paving on New-st. North and
South 0ratfot-aves.. since found to
he defective.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Forton are
the parents Of a nine pound baby boy
born Monday.
oliver Risk. a.. OF welts-st:. this
city. was taken to the washinston
sanitarium Tuesday with severe at
tack of typhoid fever.
DR.. and Mrs. G. \. Mantin. South
ave-. entertained Tuesday evening In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White.
Of Detroit, who are spending q rev
day; in ,hs city w Fl their no z %s
pie-ave.. will be hostess to the mem
bers of the Margaret Bottome circle
OF Kings Daughters. Thursday ate"
A missionary tea will be given by
the Woman's auxiliary Of Grace Epis.
copai church In the rectory,. No. y
Church-st.. on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Brick. Of Detroit. Will be the
DR.. Edward ". Moriarty leaves on
Wednesday for Boston. where. At the
Massachusetts| General hospital. he
will take a special course In surgery
under DIR. L. J. Blake. an eminent
specialist. The doctor expects TO be
absent until Jan. 4.
Miss Catherine Stewart, OF Detroit.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. J. ".
Price. Church-st.. for several days,
Mrs Helen Rsmer. OF oxford, Mich.
arrived hero rueeday evening TO
spend some tim, !, VII Ma., s.r son son. Rich
Mrs osorse Mssthew}. 81 ALB. and and
guests At the homo Of Mrs. o. n. Pat
terson. North Gratiot.
Col Henry Wagner and wife. of
Cincinnati. are making their annual
visit In the city. and are stopping 1t
the IT. Joseph sanitarium.
Henry BruslL who has been visit
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
YPSILANTI

The Winners class OF the Baptist
sunday school will be entertained to-
morrow eveninS in the home of Miss
Lula Dean. Grove-st.
4 large class from Washtenaw
county oranges will take the sixth
degree at the meeting In December
OF the Michigan State grange. with
the Beilevilie degree team giving the
The funeral OF Ralph W. George.
OF this city who died Sunday In Wa
trous. New Mexico. was held today In
ana ,se ashes viii bs bro ss trt to this
city for burial in the family lot In
Highland cemetery beside the grave
Of his father. the late Sunt. Austin
George Mr.: George had made brave
fight for three years against tuber-
culosis and had practically recovered
when he suffered an attack OF menin
gifts.
Mrs B J. Nen's division OF the
Nethodist Episcopal Aid society will
meet Thursday In the church for an
all day old-fashIoned quilting bee. \
potiuck dinner viii be served At noon;
Phoenix lodge. No. IL. +. and A. n.
The High school chorus. under the
direction of the supervisor OF music.
Mis-: Aurelia Murphy. Is working hard Z!
by Cowan. which win be repeated in
Pease auditorium Saturday. Nov. 90.
The proceeds will be added TO the
decoration fund for the new high
after the hrst OF the year.
schools will close In the city for
Thanksgiving day only, following the
pan Of s ,hs N1.%; s 81 TIE d Sn
schools of the state.
Mrs. r. d. Nibiack will return this
week from Chicago. where she mas
been visiting her brother. Bert ID.
Dir ]. wv. Sunderland. Of Lansing.
will lecture this evening In the Con-
gregationai church.
The will OF the late Charles n. An
beaueaths all of his real estate to his
son. Fred. who In a musician living
In London. after the death of his wife
Julia. who In given the use during
vena Anderson. is remembered with
$50 and an uncle. Nelson Anderson. Is
given a like amount
Contractor Oeorse B. Jackson IL
building the Philip Gabel creamery In
Mrs Julia sherman Is en- route to
Atlanta. Ca. to SPEND the winter.
Mrs. Or, O., N. Hall Is visiting IN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nissiy left yes
terday for a trip through Ohio.
Gen. and Mrs. John p. Kirk and
daughter, Miss Ruth. have gone TO
California for a three-weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Lucy Orcutt entertained her
mother. Mrs. Philo Ferrier. OF Detroit.
over the weekend.
The Frsin's LAKE. club will be en-.
tertained at cards this evening at
the home of william Schrader.
The county convention Of the O. n.
3. will be held all day Friday. Nov.
as. in Saline Mrs. Kate b. Joscelyn.
Of this city. II president OF the or
xanixation. A large delegation IL
planning 10 attend.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

ing the authenticity Of Spanish.
Swiss, Greek and American peace
hints. suggestions and rumors.
The Balkan problem he would not
discuss. since military operations
by the Allies are just budding there.
After several other questions had
passed unanswered. BRAND ex-
planned:
Perhaps later I shall be able to
talk more freely. The government
IL OF the opinion now that this Is
not time for words. II Is time
for deeds"
The premier promised to use his
personal influence with the ofIicials
OF the censorship bureau in the in
terest of the promptest transmits
sion Of news dispatches to America.
To another suggestion. he replied
that he would confer with Gen.
Joffre with q view to securing as
many permits as he could for Amer
lean correspondents to visit the
lighting front, adding that he real
ixed the newspaper representatives.
stories were better than oficial COM
muniques.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
SUBURBAN NEWS


Fifty members and friends were
entertained at the observance OF the
twenty-nrst anniversary Of the wo-
ma, m.n .y sa, Sns OF the r. n c =; IN
very tastsfuliy- decorated with au.
tumn leaves and berries. and large
table in the center OF the hall was
conferred with a beautiful seSaust OF
Y. N. c. n. directors. A number OF
the charter members OF the auxiliary
were present. one of them. Mrs. G.
S W M.s ~ &. r: sSa.s psR sss
stanger, president Of the society. act
ed as hostess. and Vas assisted by
Mesdames J. A. Rose. II. J. Abbott,
William Schultz and H. r. seelsy and
Seven new members were initiated
into Mu Phi Epsilon sorority ut Us
annual meeting and banquet AT the
Allenel hotel. nearly SO members be-
were the Misses Phoebe MAXWELL.
Washington. Ia; Emma knoepp.
PIttsbarg. Pa; Eyangeline Hur,
Sreeryiiis, O.; Alra KsgeRp. Am AT,
Princeton. Ill. and Cathryn westcr-
welt. Ann Arbor. Miss Hazel Crosby
acted a. toastmistress, and the fol-
loving program was given: Toast
son: vocal solo. Miss Emma knospp;
Lines" Miss Phoebe Maxwell; piano
solo. Miss Cathryn Westervelt; "Mu-
iis hath sn.I% A Ms. KssSslins
RosEy; n sharp. Miss Alma
Knoepp; vocal solo. Miss Grace Rs;h-
err: Unison Miss Ruth Merrimnn.
and Finale" Miss Madeline Rogsy.
ance were the following; Mesds'ncs
George Hastreiter. Levi n. Wines. h.
X. Kempf. II. IL Seeley and z. =
Perry. Miss Helen Slovenian. 81
Lake Geneva. were the out-of-town
guests.
An important meeting OF the grand
officers of the Ladies' OF the Modern
Maccaeees was held at the Aiienel
ing officials were present; Mrs. En-
ma Bower. OF Port Huron: Mrs
Francis r. Burns. OF 81. Louis; Mrs
Catherine Seymour. OF saginaw: Mrs:
Anna O. Hottie. of Muskegon. and
Mrs Anna 5. Graves. OF Port Huron.
Mrs. John Keck. of Grand Rapids.
and her daughter. julia. are spending
some time here with friends.
Mrs. Robert zackman has returned
visiting for a week.
Mrs. Thomas Heatley. of Toledo.
and Mrs. Heatley and Miss Mary
Heatlsy; Of Detroit; have returned
Mrs. Margaret Hintx. OF Detroit.
and Mrs. A. +. Plank. of BRISTOL. Ind.
are visiting Mrs. Joe Miller. OF West
Washington
Mrs. Clarence Fingerie and son
have returned To their home In Chi
cago, after a visit of a week with
relatives In this city.
Miss Mary Louise Kellogg. OF
Traverse City. is guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. A. n. Lacey.
Leopold and Louis I.au arrived here
Yesterday afternoon from South Bend,
wash. for a visit with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Lau. OF Ffrst-st.
Miss Havey. county visiting nurse.
will give a lecture at the Y. w. G. a.
tomorrow evening for the members
Of the l. l.. B. A. club. which Win
hold it's weekly meeting there.
A Bohemian supper will be served
this evening at the regular weekly
meeting OF the Woman's auxiliary of
the Methodist church. Miss Dorothy
Patton and Miss Hazel Hoffman Will
act az hostesses.
Members of Ann Arbor lodge.
knights of Pythias. will leave this
afternoon on a special car for De-
troit. where they will visit Wayne
lodge this evening.
Efficiency administration of agri-
culture. forest and animals IL the
subject Of an address to be delivered
by Mrs. VI. a. Hodge before the
Ladies' union this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
FRENCH TO SPEND
MILLIONS FOR
u. S. MACHINERY

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The re-
building Of . nation is the task
prompting the visit to this country
Of . French commission headed by
Maurice Damour, secretary Of the
committee Of appropriations Of the
French chamber of deputies, arriv-
Ing hero Tuesday on the liner La
fayette.
Millions Of dollars will be spent
In tho United States In the work.
Frances expenditures for machin.
cry for her war.wrecked factories
and other equipment will far ex-
coed the amount which has been
spent for munitions, when the war
IL over, Damour said this afternoon.
He declared France had spent $780,
100000 annually In Germany for ma
chinery. but that America would
now get this trade. The French
commissioner also pointed out that
~ this sum was spent under nor.
NAL conditions, purchases from the
United States would probably great.
~ exceed this amount for several
years as the entire industrial France
must be rehabilitated at the end Of
the war.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
WYANDOTTE

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed
two box cars standing on "A siding on
Mulbery-st.
Max Casper. nephew Of MIR. and
Mrs. +. Y. FerStel, was struck by n
street car Tuesday I'm Detroit and
seriously injured.
Mrs. William Jennings, Onoway.
Mich. Will return To her home after
"A visit with her sister. Mrs. Tice. Eu-
reka-ave.
A car went Off the track at the
Penn ~" cary Wednesday and caused
much delay to men going to work
Mrs. John McIneney. wife OF the
postmaster. entertained the Sons Of
Rest" In honor OF her father. Gilbert
0irardin. the occasion being his birth
day anniversary.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
WOMAN
WHO FED HIM

ECORSE, Mich, Nov. 10.-An-
drew Reed. a transient, went to the
back door OF Mrs. Shaw, Tuesday,
according to Constable Alex Boura'
saw, and asked for meal. After he
had eaten. he tried to attack Mrs.
Shaw.
Bourasaw was called, and he ar
rested the man. who was taken to
Justice San Soucfs court In Ford.
and sentenced TO serve 80 days In
the county Jail. The trial lasted but
few minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Not Known Whether
YANKEES ere AOOar0

ROME, Nov. lv.-lne fate "a d.
.,assrnsers ana seamen unaccounteu
cor among those on the Italian lin.
sceamship Ancona. sunk by a suo'
marine nying the Australian lac
ate Tuesday, was still uncertaiL
mere early today.
The government was making
every euort TO learn Iull parucu-
lars.
Il has not yet been possible To
learn whether there were Ameri-
cans among the q survivors landed
al the French naval station OF BIZ
zerta on the African coast.
The figures are approximate, but
are believed TO be nearly correct.
That the passengers numbered Az
is known definitely from the Ital-
ian lines records in Naples. The
crews full complement Is 100. but
whether IL included exactly that
of men when the Ancona
left on its last voyage is not GER
tain.
From the fact that first reports OF
the disaster said many OF those
la nded at Bixerta are wounded. II
is believed that there can have
been very little II any warning Civ
en- by the submarine.
There might have been drownings
while the crew and passengers were
getting into the boats, or by loss oil
the boats themselves after the An
coma had been torpedoed. IL Is
pointed out. but IL was only by the
torpedo that the wounds could have
been inflicted.
This Is taken as meaning that the
missile was fred while the crew and
were still on board.
No account has yet stated where
the attack on the Ancona occurred.
From the fact that the survivors
we're landed at Bixerta. however. 1t
Is inferred that il must have been
In the vicinity OF the Tunisian
coast, Bizerta being only 3s miles
OF the city Of Tunis.
This. too. would be fair con-
clusion In view Of the sailing date
of the liner. which left Naples for
New York Tuesday.
Il carried a large general cargo.
but, being westbound, no arms or
ammunition. company officials re-
ported.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
UNIQUE CHURCH
FAIR is PLANNED

TRENTON. Mich. Nov. 1o.-The
woman's Auxiliary of the Presyte-
rian church will hold fair, called
The Whole Year Round" in Can
ton armory. on Friday and Saturday
of next week. This fair will con-
sist OF a number of booths repre-
senting the month and containing
things appropriate to each. A serv-
selv supper will be provided also.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Anc0na Carried
Only Human Freight

NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-rhs New
York ONCE Of the Italian line had
no ofAcial advicss regarding the
sinking Of the Ancona ct O'Clock
today.
III the Ancona has been sunk by
10 submarine, II II nothing short OF
wflful murder" said william Hart
field, New York representative Of
the company, TOR she carried no
contraband. neither was she armed.
Italian liners have not been armed
since the nation Joined the war. "
that I am confident.
while We have no passenger list,
1t II certain that the Ancona car.
risd 400 or 400 passengers. mostly
women and children In the steer
age. That IL her usual load at this
time Of the year.
sUndoubtedly there were some
Americans aboard. She has never
IcToesed yet to my recollection that
there were not some Americans
aboard. sometimes a. many as 50
and other times ~ low ~ six OF
s0ven." -
u was admitted that the Ancons
carried . heavy list OF Italian re
servists on her last trip from New
York, Oct. II. Information regard
Ing her cargo was denied. but Il
wss fairly certain she carried mu
nitions.
whatever she carried over" Il
waa said at the ofices, 1T 10 certair
Iphs wasn't bringing anything bacl
exospt Ioad Of non-combatant hu
man freight" Nm NJ
The Ancona was comparatively Z
new vessel. having seen but 81,
ypars' service. She was q twir
Uosow vessel Of 1000 tons.
he Ancona probably was on ssr
~ vAea she vas torpedosd, Hart
- ~ He estimated her posi-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

6onsunee % the stage was made In
Wsgnouth. vhsn Ne was 1s years
The Ensiish stage has lost . mo-
tsnao Agurs - IL 3. willard. The
olaygoing world suffered . severe
inas whsn this Ans actor and thor
eush gentleman retired from the
footlignsS not only because OF the
withdrswal % his hne talents. but
bocauoe he had given TO the stage
only ths finest Of characters and
not n his entirs professional life
HAD hs appeared In any role. or any
Ray. that did not have for its goal
tribute to high ideals.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
ECORSE

Mrs. samuel Montry 70 spending
the week In Trenton visiting rela-
tives.
George Ruthman. who II alleged to
have stoen SIS from his father and
then to have run away, was caught
In Detroit Tuesday evening and taken
Friday.
Mrs Fred Bigier IL visiting friends
and relatives In Royal Oak this week.
Mitchell stevens, a gypsy. who has
terry on his wife. will be tried Friday.
Another sypsy, who is charged
store, will also be tried.
The Rexail club will give dancing
party In the Band hall Friday even
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
RING STOLEN
FROM RESIDENCE

HIGHLAND PARK, Nov. 10
Mrs. Fred Williams, OF No. 3s Ger
ald-ave., reports the theft OF a dia-
mond ring from her home. Monday
evening.
A rug agent is suspected. the ring
being missed as soon as he left the
house.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

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The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Two Are Missino.

Deserving his wife and four chill.
dren, ranging from one and a ha,f
to six years OF age, William Dalton,
% years old, OF Waterman-ave..
North Detroit. left for Jackson. In
his automobile. sold the car there.
and has disappeared. He left his
family without any means of sup
port. according tn Mrs. Dalton. who
appealed TO the police, Tuesday.
Dalton Is an electrician, and had
been steadily employed.
Mrs. Eva Basch. OF No. 7ae
Cameron-ave.. disappeared Monday
morning from her home. and friends
are anxiouely seeking her. The
woman. 20 years old. IL said to be
slightly demented. and wandered
away. clad In night dress. a purple
velvet kimona and red slippers.