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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Gfitanb VattrmurO.
@ergiitete @aters gier, I'm @intter
bon Summer sn befreien.

Cincinnati, 80. Se5. Ter
81 Sabre aIte @iniam @ulffamp
geitanb qeiterr na6 9lneoben Der So
liaei, baB cr am 20. 9topember @ifi
in bos @ier geihiittet batte, oas iein
6t Sabre alter Sater Senrp @itlf-
fornp, elm Grllnoeigentrimsbanoler
tranf. Gen 8ater fano nton ON
naaitenNoreen tot in ieinem Stitble.
Mlnn glaubte, oab er einen Ser5ihlae
erIitten bate, uno Coroner Sort.
r1eper f6nte ein oerartiges 8eroift
@ulffan1p iagte, 6aB Der giergeniif
ieines Gaters ieiner Wtiitter Summer
bereitete uub Dob er Die gtittter bon
iolhem Summer befreien ipollte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Sentidlanbs utbtrltgen=
I'M aritg.
Sem SSeblen Der iojialen Samarpber.
&laiIe snsaifrsiben.

&uibington, 80. Sea.
9eiitidIanbs ~grobere 2eiItungsf6-
biefeit I'M Sereleih au Scr @roBbri-
tannicns unS sSrontreids im gegen-
nartigen ariege" lit. pie beiite @iI-
liom gnalilb @alline bon gtelp 0orf
Der American Sociological Societp
in elmer 3ebe erfI6rte. ouf 6ie 5ot.
iahc 5uriif5ufiibren. bob in 9eutid-
Iunb nit ben Sfmoroser alaiien
gum groBten SeiIe ouf9erount lpiir-
DC. mas 5ll relntiDer inouItrieller
lleberIeeenbeit eefiibrt b1ttte.
sd CLAUDE, baB oieier giniluB bes
niitofratiiden uno bon alaiien fon-
trollierten oeirtid,en Staatc5 ouf Die
Snoultrie mabrideinlid, in 9eiitid.
lano ebenip nieI @utcs mic ShIeftes
gcton bat. gbcr all oas Shledte,
bos ocr @eaieritnaGe Gelitidlonbs burh
Die Snnfer 5ugcfiigt purSc, pirS
melr ais auigelpogcn burh ben Der.
oerblihen GinfluB ,mo 6ie 9oit Der
enormen. 0urd, un6 6urh perrotteten
moblbo6en6cn aloiien 8roBbriton.
MEMS itnb ssrunfreiths. Gum eroben
SeiI miiBig unb bciten 6aIles Oil.
letonten. Die lid, fnft in ieben SSoIIe
ounnten unb unio5inlen griranaaon.
sen foloiioIer Girreniionen bineebcr,
obiorbieren iic eiuen iebr sroben Cell
Der ginfiinfte uno Der inbritriellen
Madt Der 9sation. Tolitiithe Demo.
fratie ipnr III bieien 9Gnbern feir
Sehlidlae; iie puBie MIR nidt, nos
ffe nit ibrem erfolg tiin ioIlte."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
@iu Nmt init 6emalt
bebaltca.
Solebps giirsermeiiter min nd IN
ieinem 8egner ridden.

Solebp, g., 80. 9es. giirser-
uaeiiter Carl $. Seller gab belite NOR.
GEN 6efonnt, er iperbc am I. Sonuar
iein s(nt on ieinen NahfoIger ni6t
abtreten i,nb gebenfe Die 9egalitdt Der
oiir6 bas @or5ugs @oblipiter gu
iIarloegefommenen Grtpdhlitng Gbur-
les so. WilroD's ar5ufehten. Dtilrop
tuuroe auf 8rltnb Ger Hlilralitat Der
Stirllinen stpeiter @abI fiir erfudblt
erfI1rt.
SD hattie beabiihtigt', faste beiite
@iireermeiiter aeller, giilein amt ME
etn Gentleman obne Htoteit 5u per-
lofNt. Do man aber mid perfniip.
peIn mill, 10 iperoe idl feftbalten, bis
id binnr5acmorfen tperoe
Serr Sellers gemerfrng bonn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30

r@erfniippeIn" be3iett fid auf Die
am Sienitae gegen ibn erbobene 9tn-
flage ber geite6une. gr bebouptet,
politiide @esner itiirtben bobirter,
Die ibn 5ningen tpolIen, iein glnt ber-
suaeben, ohne Die 2egolitGt Der @r.
Ddhlung WfiIrop's an5ufe6ten. Die
angeblihe geitedlng beitonb oarirl,
aub er ipdbrerlo ieiner 9iirgermei-
iter5eit bon Sreunben elm slutomobil
sim 8efhenf nngenomlnen bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Nmrrifaner beitenert.
ST. jebem Imerifaner bel Infnnft in
Sarnia abgenumrnen.

Sort Snron, geid., 30. 9tllg.
Cine lteberrai6ung bnrrte Der etipo
200 glmerifaner, SIC in Sarria ar,
beiten, oils iie geitern firth aitf Der co.
naoiideu Seite eintrafen. Gin BE,
antter criportete iie auf Dem 9od bes
SSobrbootes itnb nabm ibner ie ST als
Steler ab, Die jest alien 2erten niif'
erlegt miro, Die in Canada arbeiten,
aber feline Sterersabler iino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30

u litoria, Ore. 80. Sea. Srau
5lorence Glen Sare, Die dlteite neibe
sSralt i'm gtorotpeiien, itarb bier i'm
4iter bon 104 Sobren. Sic ipurbe
om 8, DECEMBER 1911 in 8in6eiter,
3d., 9eboren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Grippe in Nt. Clemens.

W1t. Clemens, Wti1., 80. 9c5.
glu6 lilter ben NtiteIiebern Der bieii,
gen 9oIi5ei fanb bie Snfluen3a-Gp
bemie @erbreituns. Die lesten Spfer,
Die bon Der Seuhe befallen fpitr6en,
iinb Sergeont Sobn 3. @urfe unb
8oli5iit 9Sobn @. &eppen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
3wtiftlbaftt Gbrc.
0atipnalfunpent Der Yrohibitipniiten
In Rinneapolis absnhaltrm.

ghieagp, 80. Ge8. Die 9sa.
tional 3onncntior Der Erobibitioni-
iten partei ipirb ON 19. Suli in
minneapolis obgehalten fueroen. 9ies
nutrbe beuie non bem eationaIfomite
hieier Rartci 1neeaeben. oos bier iei-
ne Sisiingen bdIt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Snlsariens driegsfrebite.

Snlsartens driessfrebtte.
2onbon, 80. 0c6. 9as bulgn-
ride Garlarnent bot an Oeittpodl
einen &rirgsfrehit in 9obe bon 500
Mtillionen Sranten lro einen meite-
rem arebit BON 80 Mi1ionen 6ron,
fen fir Die llnterftiieitne Der 6omi-
lien bon &rieeern I'M Seloe in Or
pGgiing ge5ogen, lpte bon Reutcrs
3elearapben @eieIlidoft eenelbei
miro. Der aorreiponbent Der Mgen,
tir fiiet bin5l:
r0ie 0oftionGren So5ioliiten brad).
ten friebli6e @nfihten sun, Ius.
bride, itintnlten ober Dem &rebit sit.
3ie refornlierten So5ialilten erfl1r.
ten oogeger. buB iie lid Der Ibitirn.
nlung entbalten piirben. Die &aoi.
folen marcn 5ugitnlten oes are6itS
glIle nnberen 8arteier erflGrten iid
in bcgeiiterter @eiie fir Die @orlage.
uro bctonten, ooB Die SSrie6ensbe,
oing1ngen in ieber @eile ben gripor.
tingen oes bulgariiden Solfes emf
iprehen Deroen.
Cine @abe Der SpllGnbG.
Berlin, orabtIog iiber Soppi1c,
80. Se5. Ger erlte Der SoipitaIsiige
Die burh Observation-Disclosures in
SpIano gefauft ipurben, lit beute
bier ongefoumen. Nuf bem gon5en
@ese murben Die bo1dnoiiden Iele.
gateil. Die oen Sug begieiteten. bon
eroben @enidennensen begriibt. @ei
Der Mnflnft bier fpurben iie bon ci.
nem @ertreter Der &aiierin, piclei
Aer5ten unb anberen berporrogcroei
1erionen III Gnpfnng aenommen.
SSn ieiner InipraGe gum Wirfom-
men iagte Or. S6ulsen Der bolldlioi.
idhen &egieruna ieincu 0anf. Sn Vr.
pioerrne fiibrte Nrofeiior 9anq. 6er
Die 8eipcgiing in tSoIlaub in Sll,f
gebrnd3t bate:
~Gs miro off eeiost, bab 9eutid].
Ianb feline iSreiinoe bot. Sier hnben
Sic oie Inttport: Sic b6ren MIR oie
Stinlmen 9erer, Die om mciitel1
eeifern. @ir bolten feline Nctcn,
lonoern hunbeln. @ir brineen Ser
ipunoerppIlen beutiden arnee SiIfe,
irno bas lit cine 9liifgobe, Die uns mil
Stol5 erfiiIIt.
Der Barrier Nahtberidlt.
8oris, 80. 0es. Ser Cert osr
onitlihen Welbung bes frunaofiiden
arieasanlts bon Der bergangcnerI
ysadJt laiifct mie folet:
Sm 0eltcn bon 4eroine perinGte
Der Seinb cine unerer Sappen al
nebmen. ooh tpuroe bieier s(ngrifi
entiheibeno auriifeeidIosen.
4ei Der Nabnrin sSarm in ser
Champagne nerbinberte Dos Seuer
unierer Irtinerie ben Sseinb on Der
8ornnbue bon ausbeiierungsurbei
ten bon ShanserGben. Die mir in Der
glodt bonn %. gum 20. Oedeinber 5er.
fort batten. Bonn gteit Der sSront II
nihts 81 nlelben.
defer eritredt fih bonn Brutb mad
einem Hnutte n0rbli@ bonn Dmeite,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Spbes Nlter erreidlt.

Set. Clemens, Wdh., 80. Sea.
sSsnr Sitter bon SO Sabren itarb gu.
quit @rouie in ieinem Sous in ben
Garf Grnier. gr mar elmer Der Gic.
mere oieies Gourtps.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
90bne in Sem YOrf fteigtll
100000 Slrbeiter erhalten Bpm Nen.
iahr ab h0here G1hne.

9efp gorf, 30. 3e5. 9obne BON
100000 9lrbeitern in peri6ieoenen
@etperfen bon Stem 0orf tperoen nit
Dem I Saniiar arober peroen Die
@eiant5unobme >er 9obnc pirb on
gebIid in Die Miilionen bon Dollars
aeben. Mud Souienbe BON gebienfte-
fen Der Strnben-, 1lntergriinb- iinb
Sod3babn perben bobere 9obue er.
holten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Nob mebr Srnppeu
na6 SnareS.
6en. ObrtgOn mill balo
nad) Gbibnabna anf=
bre1eu.
II 8enerale nnb 10000 Splbaten
@illas baben iidJ erseben.
Gen. @illa nad) lesten gerif]ten uuf
6earit-Sarm bei Mabera.
Sen. Stienes, 8igerl Der @illa-Ir'
mee, permntlif) get5tct.

gI8aio, Ger, 80. Ge5. Weeb-
rere Sruppen5iigc nit Gurrnnso.Sol.
baten, bic ii6 auf Der 6abrt bon Wa,
co unb Ssunrej befinben, tperben bellte
in Geleo. q. 3d., iehs Meilen iueItlidb
BON Gl Yaio erlpartct. 9ort iperoen
Die 3ri1ppcn aiisroraiert llio ipG-
Ter nod) Suare5 maridlicren, mo nod
1900 Gorransa Sritbpen nus Der
Stobt Gbibuabuo hcltte erfpnrtct iper.
oen.
Mnn ertpartct, boB nod 9(nfilnft
Der Sritppen aus Sonora General
Nbregon, Der &omnlanoant Der Gar,
ron5a Sruppen, nndI Der StnbtGht.
buabua iid) begeben tperoe
1teberlanfer in Maiic.
General gli3inbo hebauntct. Oab
ieit @eginn Scr gIufloilms Der 9Irmee
6cs Gen. Giao iid) II @illo Genera
Ie uno 10000 Solooten Dem General
Srcino in Scr Stabt CHIHUAHUA erge-
ben 6Gtten. @cncral @iIla befin0et
iid] nodl ben lebten Melbungen aitf
Der @ubrinra Ranh, Gieentlrm
Seurit's, rabc Wabera, ltno periudlt,
cine reue Irnee su refrilticren. Gr
ioll erfldrt hoben, boi, NIT Der ltcber-
pabe Der inopulen Srltupen an Die De-
facto &egieruug er itGrfer iein per-
6e ols ie.
8igerl inter %illa.6eneralen per-
i6iunnben.
@l&oio, Ser., 80. Ges. 8ablo
9. Stiene5, als oas GigerI inter BEN
friiberen Silla-@ -@eneralen befannt, lit
peri6pilnbei1 uno feline friiberen 9a-
meraoen gIauben, bab CT Don Siua
get6tet tplrbe, neil er fid linn nid)t
in ser perbonenispoIlen Sonora-
aompagne angeiflloiien hattie. Site.
ne5 ion Dor 5lpei @ohen in einein
Strobeitfontpf General 9ablo 2ltna
aet0tet boben, Der i'm Der sSeiehett
be3i6tigt botte. Stine5 mar cine Der
pittoresfen @eitnlten Der merifoni-
fd]en &epolution. gr tpetgerte iid3,
bie Uniform Der onbereit Sffisiere 5u
troaen unb bottc iid) etne Uniform
ous 0eber anfertieen lafIeil, Ole reid
nit @olb rnb Silber per5iert mar.
3pii6en ben Sd)ultern Der Sofe
trug er in iieben 3oa Iangen 9ud3-
itaben oos Monogramm g. g. g"
Or rift ou1 itets auf einem arabi-
ifen 8onblutpferb, 0eiien SatteI3eug
reid behGudt mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30

Wahme RineraI. mmb 5Hrfiihe
gdbrr fir W6nner unb Grmle'. 81.
fen bic gan5e Tag. tans)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-30
Naiiertt mDllcn tiirfii9t
s}nitl in altinaiitn
btitbt babtn.

5elbmarid)na ppn Wadenien in Sofia
einsetrpffem.
Spfal+glnseiger erbrinat yelueis fir
5lndDt Der Sriten npn Snrbnnellen.
SentidJer Grins fir ganmmuae bel
Seritellnns BON Tulner.
@iberiprefenbe Seridlte iibcr aanpf
nm !Sartmann-8cilerfupf.
SpllGnber iflenfen Der bentiden Ge-
siernns mebrere Soipitalsiiae.
1ener frnnsGiiider 9nftidlifftpp er-
regt in Earis Anfieben.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
POLICE GIVEN
NEW BADGES

New police badges, to supplant the
style which has been in commission
since the force was organized. were
handed out TO the men. Wednesday
The new badges contain the inscrip.
ton. Detroit police instead of
Metropolitan police" as appeared
on the old badges, and the officer's
number is done in fligree work. at
the bottom OF the badge. instead OF
being stamped on the badge surface
Turnkey William Schultz. OF the
central station. will apply to the
commissioner for permission TO keep
his old badge, No. 4. as n souvenir.
Schultz's father. John w. Schultz.
was given badge No. 4 when he join
ed the force, in 1856. He wore IL
10 years. until he died OF injuries
received while on duty.
When "Bill" Schultz Joined the
force. in 1905, he was given badge
40. 4. His mother. who had polish.
ed the badge for Schultz's father.
until IL was worn thin. told him It's
history.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05

was lacking and the Worthwhile de-
partment Was on that account man
eusered In two divisions. who Turn
ished the crowd with great deal or
enjoyment and also quite shower
when the noxzles were turned in their
direction. The ladies running race
was won by Mrs. Henry Franklin. the
stout ladies' race hy Mrs. Albert SEES
slons: wheelbsrrow race. "a. Brown.
pie eating contest. Harold Merithtw
night shirt race. James Green, three
lessed race. Reid simpson amt
Charles Johnston: fat mems race, \.
NJ. Ward: boys running race. Harold
Merithew. banana eating contest.
Robert Neil and Harold Weight; trick
riding on horseback. Marcia Litsvn-
berger.
Andrew Houk. or Detroit was a
Worthwhile visitor. W Wednesday.
Newtol 1. Golf was In Detroit We'd
ne sday.
Miss Evelyn Dear. OF Birmingham.
10 guest at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Robert McCully.
Rev. Ralph NJ. Pierce. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. Will
preach In the Highland Park NJ ~
church next sunday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
PONTIAC

Sentenced TO spend G5 days In the
Detorit House of Correction. because
OF an assault on his wife. Manley
Hyatt. formerly bartender. took an
appeal to-the circuit court and was
admitted 10 bail. Hyatt was arrested
when his wife took refuge at the
police station some nights ago and
exhibited badly torn attire and
bruised face. The husband pleaded
guilty in Justice court and was not
allowed 10 paw A ane. His wife start
ed suit for divorce. IL liz held that
the sentence was excessive.
Patrons Of rural routes In Oakland
county are wrought up over the re-
cent changes in the mail service. In
several cases the mail and telephone
services are now furnished from Diff
ferent towns. which also divorces
the mail from the market towns and
leads TO complications Congressman
Kelley. 10 Is reported. has gained
some changes not yet put into effect
Out OF Pontiac the reported changes
obtained by Kelley would take from
this office territory near Orchard and
Cass lakes. Birmingham, Troy and
Charleston
before an inspector who 10 expected
soon. Meanwhile farmers are IN
certain OF their addresses and are
waiting days for mail sent to them.
City Clerk Groesbeck L. expected 20
return TO his work at the city hall
Monday. where he will remain for
two weeks before he assumes his
work as secretary OF the board OF
commerce.
Richard G. wiibert was arraigned
yesterday afternoon on a charge ~
having ,embezxIed money from the
Metropolitan Insurance company
| while acting a. their agent here In
December and demanded trial. IL
| was set for Aug. II and bail in the
| sum OF 400 was furnished. wilbert
| had been released from jail because
| Of the serious illness OF his wife.
The wet weather has seriously
Handicapped the work done by the
city street, department.
Mrs Bernard Sakofske. mother
| Of three small boys, died yesterday
| In the city hospital where she had
been taken after an illness OF two
years. The funeral is TO be held
from the late home. Friday after
noon. with burial in Oskhifl ceme-
terry. Rev. George ". Jennings. OF
Tecumseh, officiating
Claire Donaldson has appealed 20
| the circuit court his case against
| Edward Heitke. his former employer.
a farmer. against whom ne was
given judgment in justice court
| for S1t In payment for broken arm
which Donaldson, a boy Of Is su--
| tained by a fall from rafters In the
Heitke barn. The plaintiff says he
was sent 10 the rafters 10 get down
some lumber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
BIRMINGHAM.

Miss Hope Ferguson and Miss
Evelyn stock gave luncheon We'd
n ls noon w a, th, r ngmy OF M'ss FER
Foster Hanna, OF hetroit spent
"Wednesday with his Parents, Mr, and
Mrs. John Hanna, on Woodward ave
MIR and Mrs. Deyo Davenport re
turned " edncsday night from mo-
tor trip TO klkton Mich.
To forcclose mortgage covering
Troy property, Morris h. Lsnders has
brought suit IN circuit court against
Mrs Blanch G. Lowry and Arthur l.
Lowry. ~ Detroit, and Ira X, Mclean
OF Boyne city. The complaint sets
up that on Aug. IL. 1919. he sold the
Lowrys an automobile valued ut
tract witch had been given TO Mrs
Blanche Lowry by Ira n. Mclean. on
which, balance OF tl.tsS WAS due.
Lancers claims ne was TO collect the
payments on this contract until no
had received $1,000. The deal was Sc
cured by mortgage covering two
lots In Troy i.anders now claims thet
the conditions OF the deal have not
been carried out and he wishes to
foreclos, the mortgage.
Miss Pearl Lamb mas gone for a
months visit with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Mcclellan, at Virgil Mont. !.
The Troy Farmers club win hold
their Annual picnic az the farm home
OF Mr.. snook at Avon, Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell and
little son returned "Wednesday 10
their home AT l-eavenworth. kas.. at
ter spending two weeks with Mr..
Campbells father, Or. j. l.. Campbell.
on Maple-ave. east.
:, Mr., and AIRS. Harry Il. Bailey, OF
s MSs Smith are on Mssisa ., M EAST and
Miss Hattie Bruce has returned
from a visit with relatives at Lans-
ing.
81 AIr II n
Charles Norton. 80 Peso.key. spent
Wednesday witt Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Staley or Brown-st.
Mrs. Ralph WiiliGms OF Pontiac. is
q guest OF her father, Henry Streeter.
sirs. Guy Niles ara little son. OF
Rochester, were VISITORS here We'd
resGay.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Edna Hunt and
Percy England. both of Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shadbolt, OF
Bennington. Mich. are spending q
few DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. Renrick
SEadbolt on Nnn-st.
Miss Deana Hallock underwent an
operation Tuesday AT her home on
Annst
MIR. and Mrs. James Dixon have re-
turned TO ,heir home at Romeo after
visiting Mrs. pixon's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. %. Dana. on Mapie-nve- east.
dr. ana Nus. EdIHfNN tttty' VI
Houghton, Mich. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs r W. Telifarro on the
West-rd
Miss Jennie Todd will go next week
10 Hayneld Mimi. TO teach school
DR. and Mrs. David Powers. of De-
troit were recent guests OF Dr. and
Mrs. H. NJ Johnson. on Maple-ave.
east
Mrs sarah Root snd daughter wes-
ley. OF Detroit. spent Wednesday with
Mrs Arthur Brooks on Brown-st
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Scott. OF Toledo.
o. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Bearss on purdy-st.
Miss Helen HCnman. OF Pontiac. has
come 10 live with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs charles Hoffman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
PAN-AMERICAN
COUNCIL MEETS
1Con tinued from Page one,

would be very swiftly mapped out
There was little question that the
Mexican factional leaders Will be
given last chance TO settle their
owr differences.
II was denied today that General
Hugh Scott. army chef of stan and
famous as a conciliator In the Phil
ipi ines. on the Mexican border. and
among the Indians. has been chosen
definitely as an envoy TO present To
the rival groups the necessity for an
agreement Ii was admitted. how.
ever, that he would be an excellent
person foT the mission and stood a
good chance OF bring chosen.
The factions will not be given sn
indie finite period TO agree, II was
stated. 4 time limit is a certainty
II chaos still relgns when this
limit expires, the Fan-American con.
ferees will put their own candidate
into the field.
In the event Of 2 factional agree
ment on General Carranza. it was
said the confeTees unquestionably
will accept him. II not probably
Vssquez Tsgle will be chosen.
That Carranza will resist him,
should he be named. was deemed
likely In that case the Pan-Ameri-
can group will support Tagle by
force.
At the war department II Was said
the transfer OF battery of the NTH
{ eld artillery from Fort sill. okla.
10 FL Paso,, was with a view 10 keep.
ing the border well guarded.
No offlcial news lad come from
Nogales. where II was reported a
Carranza-Villa fight was imminent,
which might compel American inter
ference 10 prevent an overflow OF
the clash on 10 American soil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
Suburban News
FARM HAND GOES
TO CARNIVAL BUT
FAILS TO RETURN

wYANDOTTE&Aug. 5.-Carl Gen
lac. who has been employed on the
Greenwald farm. six miles out Eu-
rska-ave.. for six months. has dis.
appeared. and his employer Is at q
loss 10 account for his absence as q
months pay is waiting for Geniac.
and he has left clothes on the farm
Geniac left Thursday. July 20. to
attend the carnival OF the Great
American shows In Wyandotte.
when he did not return. Grunwald
was puzzled. and Wednesday he noti.
fed the police.
Geniac was 80 years old. s feet. 9
inches tall. weighed 1856 pounds.
and. according to Grunwald was q
man OF model habits. who never
drank liquor. chewed. or smoked.
and was perfectly satisfied with his
job.
The theory Is advanced In some
quarters that Geniac was lured to
follow the show.
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'DOTTE LIBRARY
WELL PATRONIZED

wYANDOTTE. Mich. Aug. s.
There were SIT males and ISIS fe
males. or a total Of 3.2S2 persons
who visited the public library dur
ing the month Of July. according tc
the report of the librarian. made tc
the Board OF Education, Wednesday
evening. There were 1.76s books
drawn.
The city treasurer reported a bal
anc~v Aug. 2. Of S1T.S9l.52. distrib
uted uted among the following
funds: Incidental, $1.26s.l4: teach
ers. s2.622.al: library. $1.267.73: jan
itor. s2,72035: bond and interest
s1,5se2l; manual training. 3422.96
domestic science. Salts; sinking
fund. $7.23e.2s: text books. $37s.1S
The petition of the Harris & War
rem Amusement Co.. to erect a side
walk on the south side Of the II
brary lot. to be used as an emer
gency evit. was denied by the board
A number OF bills were allowed.
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ECORSE,

Mrs. Gabriel Gilman. who has beer
operated upon for appendicitis In
the John r. Gilbert Memorial hos
pttal. Is recovering
A warrant has been served on Mary
stephens. charged with assault an,
battery Maggie stanley ~ the com
plaiuant. and she alleges that Mary
assaulted Maggie's daughter. Tn,
principals are gypsies. They are {,
appear before Justice Sailiotte
Thursday.
Barney Sutlitf. Highest. fell. Wed
nesday afternoon, from . scanoldin !
on the house being erected by JOSEPH
De Mey, and his ankle was sprained
Dr. Durocher was called.
The ~. Frances NaNier's Dramatic
club will meet Friday evening in the
church hall.
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YPSILANTI

All CONGREGATIONAL societies will
omit all social functions Including
the picnic. which was TO have been
held Aug. 10 at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leverett. until after the
FIRST Of September.
Miss Aurelia Murphy has moved
from Ballardst. TO the Triangle
Miss Bess Abbott has moved from
Ellis-st. to the Triangle apartment
house.
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. G coe. when = frankfort roast
on the brook bank will be n feature
OF the entertainment which Will be
followed by program OF out-of-door
The Huron Farm Co have com
pieted the building OF their mammoth
barn and have begun the decorating.
which n TO be entirely In white. \
large cattle shed across the road will
fred Gallup. cashier OF the FRS,
National bank. is enjoying weeks
outing AT Cedar FONT. Q.
ME Drumm will entertain ~ a dinner
this evening Mt tho Country club.
which IL in honor OF Mrs. Charles
HebbiewsIte. Of pes MoInes Iowa Iowa;
prof. Frederick Mckay. Of the Nor
NAL college faculty; will preach sun
day morning In the NJ p church.
four weeks outing IN California.
The Alexander and Chalmers fami-
lies will enjoy family reunion sun
DAY az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clay W. Alexander, IN Webster town
ship. Quests from Ypsilanti will in
cIude Mr.. and Mrs. A ". Graves Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph GLEASON. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. r. Hutxel Miss Agnes Hntz-
eli, Edward Hutzel and Mr. and Mrs
William w. AleNander.