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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10
BUILDERS EXCHANGE To
HAVE NIGHT OF SPICE

THE night of spice" which the
Builders q Traders exchange will
stage In the Hotel Statler, Thursday
evening, will be departure from the
usual annual banquets that organiza-
ton has held In the past. or course,
the fun will start with dinner, and
some short, snappy speeches. A
stretcher and all frst-aid-to-the-in.
jured appliances will be placed at the
disposal of any of the orators who
try to talk the audience to death.
w. A. c. Miller, vice-president of
the exchange, will be master of cere-
monies, and being In the lumber bus
mess, II Is limited that he will pass
around few splinters to those he
introduces. In the list of speakers
are Frank T. Lodge, James Scher-
merhorn. Walter oxtoby, and David
K. Heineman.
A vaudeville performance will add
to the spice" half dozen nifty acts
having been obtained The program
will close with a grand songfest by
the assembled multitude. under the
direction of John Filly Souse." Sew.
eral popular songs have been COM
piled. and printed. so that all OF
those there can sing.
Three hundred reservations have
already been made with only 400 to
be taken care OF. Several architects
were in the list early for tickets. and
considerable interest "a being shown
in this opportunity to visit the new
Statler hotel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

mako for the greatest injustice to-
ward women.
s In one OF the mob" scenes. DIR.
dent OF the National Association for
Woman Suffrage, Is seen. ~N 4.S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

The Rev. u. M. Huston. q .minister
from Montana, who ~ visitiag In
y Detroit. will speak at the noontide
lodge house on Fort-st. west. Thurs
day noon. His subject will be THE
N land OF shining mountains"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

In Ashanti and around the woods
near Kabba grows a tree. resembling
in appearance the English oak. which
IS said TO furnish excellent butter.
This vegetable butter keeps In per
feet condition all the year round In
Ispite Of the heat.
Evening star., 1915-12-05

standing by the body. | felt already that
| was the murderer | would be taken for.
was ready to believe, at any rate, that it
was through my rooms the murderer had
got in. wanted to approach her again to
ask her pardon. And yet, found myself
hating at every door, and knocking as if
to ask permission. believe | cried out,
too, to the Creator who alone could know
"Yes,' said the Judge; 1--WE heard you.
1t was what set us to making every effort
to break in
"And it was the sound of you there, try
ing to break in, Glasbury answered, "that
drove me out again. When the test came,
could not wait and face it. slipped
back like dog to my own rooms; and
that night | slept at the st. Hilaire.
at did me little good. The newspapers
said that the wall safe had not been To-
Gated. Accordingly, those two fiends be-
lieved that they had only to come back
again to make their haul. And believe
they actually came back twice"
"They did, by gee!" swore McGloyne.
"They did! But, Mr.. Glasbury, you came
back again yourself?'
@Yes," he said simply" though could
hardly say so of my own knowledge. Re
membering it now is like a remembered
dream or nightmare. But one thing | re-
member almost clearly 1t was after Mrs.
Fishers funeral. | could not go to the
funeral, but afterward went to the grave.
| took rose from it. | had been trying
to nerve myself to put the bloody hand
kerchief back in her room. And when |
took it back that night laid the rose be-
side it as sort of offering. Those are not
the actions of sane man? Well, have
said that | was not sane But | must
tell you now of the secretary case"
"The secretary case?" asked McGloyne.
Glasbury pointed to it again. "The
portfolio we kept our play in. 1t was
mine, so no suspicion could attach to me
for keeping it; but felt that must get
rid of the play. 1t was every line of it
in my writing, memoranda she
brought to it day by day she destroyed
afterward, but it seemed to me that
every line of it spoke with her mouth and
denounced me. And late one night went
to my offices in the Savoy, and tore it up
| could not burn it-there was no way;
but | tore it into pieces SO small that
knew there would never be any betrayal
there"
"And there was not said Laneham
"But next morning your waste-basket was
in my rooms; and few hours later we
had the fragments of that blood-smeared
blackmail note"
al know, know. But there is more to
tell of that portfolio. When opened it
found in it more than the manuscript of
play. Gentlemen, swear that Mrs. Fisher
must have been in the fear of death
"leave that; leave that" said Lane
ham. Simply tell us what you found
Il found will. She had written it her.
self, that morning, and had had it wit
messed by the servants
"Yes, sir, cried Jimmy; "we witnessed
time an that she-devil, Maddalina!r
Glasbury put his hand into his wallet
pocket. "I have it here
Exactly said the Doctor. Bishop,
shall we leave it till later, too?"
RUT the Judge was already looking at
= it. Next moment he turned strangely
to Willings and d. Hope. "Tell me, had
you two youngsters any idea of what there
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
TWO HURT IN
DOWN.RIVER
z ACCIDENTS

RIVER ROUGE. Mich. Aug. IA
Mary Belmont. 9 years old. No. 50
NopsIle-et.. Il suffering from orok.
en- arm a. q result Of being struck
By an auto driven by John Haltinsr,
Saturday evening. The machine was
owned by Fred Wurster. who 10 ILL.,
According TO Witnesses OF the &C
cident. the girl was crossing Jeifer.
son-ave.. at Dearborn road. and stop
ped at the car tracks. When Halt
n'sr sounded his horn sheNbecame
frightened and ran in front OF the
auto. Victor Haener, who. was stand.
ing q few feet from the scene of the
accident. picked her up. and took
her In the auto to DR.. Belanser's
once.
John Peters. ss years old. 20 CT
cotte-st.. was struck by an auto drtv-
en- by q man named 0ilderslesve al
most simultaneously with the other
accident. He was crossing Jeffer.
son At Cicotte-st.. and his leg was
broken BY one OF the wheels OF the
auto.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
PARALYSIS TAKES
AGED ROUGE MAN

RIVER ROUGE. Mich. Aug. l6.-
Charles Cicotte. an old resident Of
the Rouge, died Sunday evening In
the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Frank Ferstle. His death follows
that OF his wife which occurred sew
eral weeks ago. Mr.. Cicotte was
visiting at the Flats. and was found
unconscious In his bed Saturday
morning. He had suffered para
lytic stroke during the night. He
was taken TO the home OF his
daughter In the Rouge. where he
died at o'clock, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Cicotte was SO years old. and
leaves two sors, Isaac. OF River
Rouge, and Edward, OF Illinois, and
two daughters, Mrs. Stephen Lagi-
ness. OF New Boston. and Mrs.
Frank Ferstle. OF the Rouge The
funeral will be held Wednesday
morning from Our Lady OF Lourdes
church. Burial will be in the
Ecorse cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
THOUGHT THIEVES
ABANDONED AUTO,
TOOK 1T, is. HELD

PONTIAC, Mich. Aug. l6.-(Spe.
cial) Boissoneault and
Harry Russell. Royal Oak boys. aged
10 and is. respectively. are held At
the county jail on charges Of theft
OF an automobile from tie Braun
Lumber Co, OF that city. The au-
tomobile has been recovered from q
garage in Detroit. where the oficers
state that Boissoneault had left It,
The youth declared that he had be-
lieved the car one abandoned by
thieves when he saw II standing at
the side OF the street in the village
for long time. and that after he
went for ride In II with other
boys. he determined to make the
car his own. He was planning to
go TO Saginaw when he was cap
tured. Three other boys were given
lectures and dismissed when they
admitted they had ridden in the
car. knowing 1t was a stolen one.
and did not confess to the oflcers.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
Suburban News
CAMBREY is NEW
CLERK OF PONTIAC

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. ls.-(Sps-
ciall--Leman A. Cambrey has been
chosen clerk OF the city OF Pontiac
TO take the place made vacant By
the resignation Of Charles l. 0roes-
beck. effective. Aug. %. Mr.. 0roee-
beck becomes secretary OF the local
board OF commerce. Mr.. Cambrey
10 q young attorney and has been
In this city for only q few month";.
although his parents have lived hero
for IL years. He Is . graduate Of
the Detroit College OF Law. and has
had q great deal OF experience In
accounting.
E. B. Linabury. former secretary
Of the board OF commerce. who 70
signed to become q student at the
summer school Of the American City
bureau az East Dorset. VT. has
signed up with that organization
as q field secretary. and viii begin
hts work about Sept. I.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
WIFE PUNCTURES
ELOPERS ROMANCE

CADILLAC. Mich, Aug. l6.-Miss
Eleanor Karau. of Saginaw. . pretty
young lady with blue eyes, brown
hair and . check book. doesn't care
whether school keeps or not today.
and she says she never wants TO Sc
ID. C.. Smith" again
ID. c. Smith" and Eleanor eloped
in an automobile. the other day and
the world was . garden OF roses un-
I'll Sheriff Uptegrove. Of Huron
county. and Sheriff Chamberlaip. OF
Wexford. the mean things. trailed
the pair to Mesick. where they were
visiting on their way to the north
ern resorts. and arrested ID. G."
Just like that What punctured
Eleanor's dream of bliss wasn't the
arrest. but the chilling information
that ID. c." wasn't going to marry
her at all. because his wife and ave
children wouldn't let him.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
PONTIAC

Grocers and butchers Toing TO the
picnic at orion next week Will be
taken by automobiles instead OF ey
special train on the Grand Trunk.
Rev. George McDace. assistant pas
tor OF st Vincent he Paul church.
who recently underwent an operation
at Rochester. MINI, In much i'm
proved and is expecting TO return TO
Pontiac soon
IAlah Dove. is, and Catherine
Lewis Is. were taken 10 the home
for girls Mt Adrian, Saturday. The
Lewis girls marriage TO man ID
years her senior was annuiled in CIR
cult court last week.
Large crowds Saturday and Sun
DAY, attended the first annual sylvan
aqua given az sylvan lake by the
Oakland County Boat clun. with n
series Of races and q baseball game.
Speed boats, canoes and rowboats.
as well as swimmers, took part In
the event
The Goodwill club OF Waterford
will be entertained "wednesday at
the home OF Mrs. T. " Jones on state
ave.
Mrs Florence Dye of this city has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Lottie Dye, 10 Harland
Ia Bicking. The wedding viii be one
OF the social events OF September.
Mrs. II. A. Green has retrned to her
home on Orchard Lake-ave.. after
spending n few weeks at Bay View.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Perry are visit
ing Detroit friends.
Edward Bussey, OF Detroit, who
has been visiting AZ the home OF his
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-The
findings OF the naval court Of In
quiry into the charges Of "gousing"
at the United States naval academy
at Annapolis were made public to
day.
The court does not sustain tho
action taken by the superintendent
Of tho academy in recommending
for dismissal seven midshipmen
who, II was charged, obtained
mimeograph copies Of examination
sheets and knew what they were be-
fore they took the examination.
II was the superintendent rec
ommendstion ssainst these midship-
men which stirred up all the Juror
at the academy and led to the ap-
peal to Secretary Daniels. which In
stated In the appointment Of a court
Of inquiry.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
WYANDOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ailon. OF De-
troit, spent sunday In the home OF
Elmer smell. Forest-st
Longs baseball team was defeated
the Great Lakes grounds.
The Woman's Home Missionary so /.
ciety OF the Methodist church viii
hold meeting In the home OF Mrs.
Aaron Strong. Orange-st. Thursday
afternoon.
The woman's auxiliary of the Epls-
copal church. will give an Ice cream
social on Arthur Baisiey's lawn. Vine
and F1rst-sts. Tuesday evening
The Aurora baseball team was de-
feated by the pexters. of Detroit. on
sunday, 1875.
The prayer meeting committee OF
the Christian E.ndeavor society of the
Presbyterian church viii hold m~et-
ing In the mans- Monday evenins
Henry Grail, whose arm was
broken ir fan during his work in
the Michigan AIkaii works No. l. has
returned from Emergency hospital to
his home on Elni-st.
DR. and Mrs. J. II. REG spent sun
day In Monroe.
The Colonial Girls club left sun
Nose Beaubicn " acting as chaperon.
Miss Frances Theisen has returned
to her home In Grand Rapids after n
visit In the home OF Patrick Kane.
Chestnut-St.
Mr.. and Mrs John Melody and chill
dren Francis, Magdalene and Gather.
ine. are camping on Lake Erie, near
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green and
daughter Evelyn. spent sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowler. OF Am
Tne Who's Your Tailor baseball
team was defeated by the Ford A.
G sunday, ls-i-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16

snce. Il this action can In any way
AZ ths Msxican people.
~TAo unAefsiGned expect . reply
@ this consolidation within . req.
soaahls time: land consider that
such Z time would be 10 days after
he communication II delivered,
subject to prorogation for cause.
ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary Of state OF the United
States.
ID. DA CANA.
Ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary Of Brazil.
EDO. sUARDz-MUJICA.
Ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary OF Chile.
r. 8. NAON.
Ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary OF Argentina.
L. CAI.DERON,
Envoy extraordinary and min.
lister plenipotentiary Of Bolivia.
CARLOS MARIA DE PENA.
Envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary Of Uru-
quay.
JOAQUIN MUNDEZ.
Envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary Of quate-
mala.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
WORTHWHILE.

home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Grieg. In
Saline, Saturday and sunday His
two children. Arneta and Ward. who
vacation at that place. returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy @. Clark and
Sn baby Be,niee; spent SUNDAY lay, Nth MI
A. p. Scott. at Plymouth.
Mrs. Byron @. Ftikins was at the
Homeopathic hospital at Ann Arbor.
The funeral of Richard Waterman.
who died at Hastings. was held In
the First Presbyterian church. Satur
day afternoon. the Rev; Ralph NJ
copai church. having charge Of the
services The pallbearers were Louis
A. Rabbit. Charles II. Coidren. Milo
y. Johnson, Charles Y. Ryder, VIII
liam w. Thayer and r. q. Teriii The
lakewood cemetery and will he inter
red later 10 the family lot In Rural
Hin cemetery beside the late Mrs.
Thomas Gleason has purchased his
former residence on South wing-st
and will occupy IL In q few days.
Chas. Lefevre and family. the present
occupants. will live In the Kay house
Erwin Paul white. aged two years.
died at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. william r.. White. on
The little fellow had been sick less
than week. paralysis OF the spine
being the cause OF his death.
The Misses Hester and Marion
Power are entertaining ten young
being the members OF the Jolly
Eight club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs. Of
Plymouth, and Mrs. A. y. vanAken
and daughter, Katherine. of Detroit.
ard Waterman. Saturday afternoon
Nr and Mrs. Chss. A Ponsford.
and daughter. Beth. and Miss Paflyn-
tire have returned from n months
outing at the Griswoid cottage.
Walled Lake,
Clarence Eckles and Horace Jack
son had a narrow escape from serious
injury when the rear axle of the au-
tomobile In which they were riding.
Waterford. The automobile started
backwards down the hill. crossed n
four-foo ditch. careened back into
the road. crossed the car tracks at
fence. The two men were not injured
but received severe shaking up.
Miss Mildred Dodge. OF Plymouth
who has been spending some time
turned TO her home.
Thomas shaw. OF I.akeview farm.
II In philadelphia visiting his sister.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. He will go
National encampment q. A. r.
lodge. NO. 1856. r "a 81. viii be
held Monday evening
The August Meeting OF the wo-
meme Christian Temperance union
wifi be held on the lawn OF Mrs. Les
ter Cooks home on DunIap-st, Mon
day afternoon. A social hour will
also be given.
Pyi:ysse; the Ii:i, sest s.sa-snst
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
ALLEGED MOTOR
CAR BANDIT is
SOON ARRESTED

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Aug. 10
William Guyette. 20. son OF former
turnkey Of the Wayne county jail.
living at No. 426 Willis-ave. west.
Detroit, Ia In the Macomb county
Jail as a result Of the alleged hold
up OF Gus Cook In his automobile
on the South Gra;iot-rd.. seven miles
out. Guyette ordered Cook from
the car and himself started to drive
away with It. Cook says, but ran
only a few rods when he landed In
the ditch He was arrested tramp
ing along the railroad track by Dep
uty Diehl. and Is said to have con.
fessed.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
YPSILANTT

James Rice. OF Superior township
which Included several points In Ne.
oraska. He reports extremely no,
weather with the thermometer req.
i .Ss frequently III degrees in ths
Mrs c. q. whitney. OF West Cross.
Ct. will leave soon for Muske gon
~nere she will visit relatives
Ars: n T. Van Da walker has re-
tpnrned from hve-weeks outing a,
Prof and Mrs. Derorre.t Ross and
daughters left today for an auto trip
TO Petosksy and Bay View. where
some time will be spent at the home
OF the formers sister
Hrs. c. w. Brown, SON Albert and
Mss Maisaret Vivian. motored TO
or.rs,os Wish,man. Of Detroit,
aiichisan Central Office dur,n9 thu Ss
iatter's vacation. which Is being spen I
Mr.. and Mrs. Quay Boyer are home
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mr.. Bert siayton. OF Los An
giles, who left here n couple of years
Ago because Of Mrs. siayton's health.
She Is now perfectly well Mr.. siay-
Mrs Lewis Snevins. nee Miss Grace
Sevey. OF Cedar Springs, Is in the
city for treatment.
Miss Ehxa stewart. or the savoy,
Mrs Moses Edwards and daughter
Bessie win leave next week for a
visit In California.
George ID. Lockwood has been ap-
pointed administrator of the william
McFetredge estate TO take the place
OF John l. Hunter. who has moved to
Boise Idaho
Prof Webster Pesrce. of the Nor
NAL faculty. will preach next Sunday
In h. Ma ENt
church TO take the place OF DR. A. VI.
Lesson, who is attending the exposi-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gris.el. OF
Park.st are located in the warn.e
Buffalo Mr. Griss~l 1. an empioye
Mrs. Everett W wisrd. OF Spring
st. has bed OF geraniums whose
leaves have an average diameter Of
Max Gordon has recently received
word from his parents, who live In
voira. Russia the seat Of the present
conflict Both are well.
naval tank at the University Of M'cht-
gan Engineering building IL attract
Miss Frsnces rickenor. of the West
her school work In Alxonac.
Miss Irene Haak. who taught last
year In Clinton. has been hired 10
teach In the Denton school.
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Clark.
erai years AT the Normal college. and
Lawrence Colt. OF New York city. will
be solemnized Wednesday. Aug Is.
The annual picnic of the Willing
S.fs s.;u 81 x' II. ~ hoS.
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Holmes In
Ypsiianu township.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
BIRMINGHAM.

The Auxiliary society elected the
following officers Saturday afternoon
President Miss Addie sly: vice-presi-
dent. Mrs Joseph Graviin: secretary.
Mrs: George stephens: treasurer Mrs.
William Spicer.
Mrs. Robert Pierce and two chill
dren. Of Detroit. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Lake In Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathewscn. Of Texar-
cana. Tex. In a guest Of Mrs. William
stephens on Maple-ave. east.
Mss Ella Sherman. OF Worthwhile. is
Odds. on Pierce-st
Mich spent SATURDAY with Mrs.
George Randall on southneid-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Bailey spent
Sunday with relatives in Detroit
Clare Aidrich has gone TO Laporte,
Ind. TO visit his brother. George AID
rich.
Mrs. A. BIixburg, OF Bay city. IS a
suest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blk
burg on Daines-st.
Mrs. 4; Latham rave a luncheon
FOR u -, s: .nm,sXy.,d :.,.rnoon at her
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard West spent
sunday with relatives at Farml n gton.
Miss Beatrice Rundeii. OF Detroit.
is . guest Of Miss Florence staiey on
The Bsrtist Young People viii give
q lawn social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Anderson In Troy. Tuesday
evening.
While haying Saturday Henry stoil.
of Southne1d, cut his foot with q hay
fork Blood poisoning II now setting
Mrs. A. Butts. OF Rochester. Mich.
IL a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Rosso
." reunion OF the German family
will be held az Orchard Lake grove
wednesday. Aug. -.
The prayer circle will meet at the
home OF MIRA q. l. Coniey In Pierce
81, tuesday AFTERNOON.
Miss winnifred Hawkins has re-
turned 10 her home At Cadillac after
snendinR q week With her cousin,
Miss Ms~ Green. Orsnnell.st. :.
Mrs. r. 3. sIocum. OF Cleveland. u
q guest Of her parents. M. and Mrs
William Brown, in Pterce-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
ECORSE.

Mrs Albert Monte. OF Port Huron.
II spending a week with Mrs. Frank
Voilmar.
officer Henry Grant caught four
speeders Saturday and sunday.
Herbert and RUSSELL wiaand. Of
Port Huron, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Frank Voilsr.
Mrs. a. Sage who underwent an op-
GRAFTON In Detroit hospital, n few
weeks ago. died. sunday In the home
q her mother. Mapie-st., Wyandotte
at Elton AMI Jefferson west. Funeral
n'r@ngements have not yet been
made.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16

Three dogs bitten by the dog that
bit Caria 1snsen, si1 years old. NO.
bsen ordsrsd killed and NSe head Of
the dog that hit the girl has been
sent TO the Pastepr Institute. Ann
xrhor. for examination for rabies.
$40 coats by justice Kucsynski for
frins the shot that knocked the eye
gjaas:s from the face Of oeorge Leon
ara, Of Jacob-ave., while Leonard saf
upon his porch. Other arrests tor
careless and .promiscuous shooting
will be made.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
TRI-TOWNSHIP
FAIR BOOSTED,
AUTO is PRIZE

TRENTON, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
Tri-township Fair association has
placed the prize Maxwell car on ex.
hibition in front Of r. Kemp's con-
fectionery store. Souvenir buttons
OF the fair are being sold. and the
person who buys the button with
the lucky number on It, will win
the car.
The association will hold a meet.
ing Tuesday evening in the Office of
the Trenton Times.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
TRENTON

Mrs. David Brodie and children.
mildred, Helen and Andrew. and ~.
Gernt. OF Detroit spent Sunday In
the home OF Charles Berndt.
Detroit, ars visiting Jacob Rleger.
IL was decided 10 sell tho Canton
armory by the stock holders In a
meeting held Saturday evening. The
matter or dlsposing OF the propsrty
80 '-ft 10 LYMAN ". Iiiley, who IL
the largest stockhoidsr
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
RIVER ROUGE

Harry Jones. charged with selling
LIQUOR without . license, was ar
raigned saturday morning before
Justice Burke. He pleaded not guilty
morning, with bail at $500.
Miss Bessie Houaek keeper has re-
turned from = weeks vislt In PUTIN
Bay.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
FORD.

Misses Madeline and Nellie I.osen.
week with Mr.. and Mrs. G n. Gore.
aIss palsy Osborne returned sun
day evening from q visit In cieve-
land.
from q visit In Toronto,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16
ECORSE

byterian church will hold n meeting
Monday evening, 7
The Ladies' aid Of the Prssbyter-
Ian church will hold q meeting We'd
nesday afternoon I'm the churoh.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16

MOUNTAINS NO
INT OF FORCE
q An Mexicans
Join IN Con-
ference

n 1erenCe
IuguTON. Aug. is.-Ths
- sspiiss nom the Mexican
- politlcal chisfs 70 the
$500 psacs appeal. was e.
1Dqay. 0sn. vnla's was ~.
~ NJ Nv and favorable in
JSrr1asa's II not looked for
- ~ e the week. =
xsss rsperts that Carransa
11 : conference Of his mill
- 6scjde o. : Joint reply.
ccGnsction An armistice
~ CasTansa and villa
tnn1oal consent was In
1exeept near the border.
ee1kions Of importance
ounspsnded. II h under
~ me rsply to the Pan
~ Dooco moves success or
ngGo largely. Il 10 under
Chxransa's attitude. the
<1|| 800 - not propooo to
- ~, ~s - ....,- !.
.,l. 49,
~ ~ -,
~. $4,000
.'s q. I. J. -. ~. 4" 60.
a. y. ~. ~ -. 49,.
~ 80 IN n,m s
~. -
11. s.ss-s.- a
1000 ~ssrysnt today ~.
,nnid irnors The
SSS - s.s-er,sr ina P,n-
s..s5r vhnsn g consid-
q
~, ~ saturday
q, .,' s,'1 A ''s
&. $3.50 ~ sacrst.rv
2Sss' 7II,s16A neaAaa The
.{-ST5{:tx,7-7S1r --l5 q ~ - 80 ~
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16


with which for munitions Of ordered here TOR the British
at the subeas
ury,w the gold .
The Detroit times., 1915-08-16

aunt. Mrs.. r. r. Crofoot, OF Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs, 8. J. Patterson and
children and Miss Ruth Crofoot have
gone to Bay View 10 spend several
weeks.