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The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

home on seeond-st. after . two
weeks tour throush the east.
Mrs Caroline Smith 10 sunering
from paraiytic stroke. She 70 In
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Claude
Decker, Walnut-st.
The &. M. d. A. meets on Tuesday
evening at 7:So to go TO the home
Of the late John Seplitskie, No. $50
Plum-st The funeral will be held
Wednesday morning In Mt. Carmel
church.
As n result OF night which grow
out OF an argument over money mat
ters, Richard Lave, OF Flat Rock. has
\ charge OF assault and battery pre-.
ferred by william f.achelt. also OF
Flat Rock Lave has been In the en-
pNo OF Lacheit. and the men got into
a dispute over wages.
The floor Of the postoffics 10 being
Miss Marciiine Daniels. Biddle-Ave
south. has returned from vacation
Charles Block. nenry 0enthe and
Harry Peters have been reelected
10 the board OF directors OF the Fern
dale Cemetery association for term
OF three years The directors will
meet next Monday to elect ofhcers.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
BIRMINGHAM

Henry spicer IL seriously III at his
home I'm MArtln-st.
Rev. and Mrs. Cassius Wakefield
went Monday to Morristown, New
York. to-visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard West were
Sunday guests OF Mr, Wests parents
Mrs samuel Sanford and daughter
Mae Of Cleveland are spending a few
days with Mrs. Henry Norton on Ma
Mis-. Katrina Schermerhorn of De-
troit 10 . guest OF Miss Frances Brad
A reunion OF the Meddaueh family
Was held sunday al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs J. f, Meddaugh on Maple;
ave. east. II is the first time that all
Mrs. Allie Martin of Detroit spent
Monday with her mother. Mrs.
Thomas Thurlby. Maple-ave.west.
Mrs Florence Enoch OF Straits
Lake was a guest Monday OF Miss
Eula Setback. Bates-st
Mrs Morton Cooper OF Pontiac Is a
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Stale on Brown-sc
Mrs Polly stanley and Mrs. Clara
Alger Of Nsssar are guests OF Mrs.
Nellie Camp, woodw
Mrs Harry Allen OF Detroit. was
the guest Monday OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Clisbe, Southfield-
ave.
Mrs. George Rohrer Of vassar IL
visiting Mrs. Nellie Camp on Brown
st.
Mrs. Charles Mills OF Pontiac Wis
tied her mother. Mrs John Baldwin.
on Pierce-st.. Monday.
Miss Euls Setback 10 i'll at her
home on Bates-st.
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WORTHWHILE.

Nelson E. Bogart Is spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs Richard Nc
0't Charles ri 'h E Ryder spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs A. b. vanAken at
81 Roredale-ct., Detroit
Mrs VIM. MCGEE and two sons.
Harold and STANLEY have returned
from q six-week' visit at Carson
boss Mckay. OF Ithaca. is spending
a week with Wendell Miller.
The reorganization Of the North
Vile high school alumni practically
completed at a business meeting and
picnic held on the school grounds.
over 100 were present OF which num-
Der 80 were registered. the remain
der being relatives of the members
Of the alumni
The arst class was graduated from
the local high school IN 1859. There
were no classes In 1871 and 1884. al
though there was one graduate each
year who Joined with a succeeding
class for commencement exercises.
Mrs. Emma Dubuar Johnson OF this
place was OF the oldest graduating
class having a member present. she
The following officers were elect
ed: President. Mrs Kittie simonds
Harmon. class Sc: yice-president.
Miss Frances Yerkes. class IA: secre-
tary. Miss Hazel Perkins. class Z;
Letters OF regret were received
from three graduates. one being from
Miss Hazel Furman. OF Portland. Ore.
The following out-of-town members
Mairs. Miss sadie Bentley and Mrs.
Grace Tanner French, all OF Walled
Lake. Miss Dorothy Limbright. Ply
mouth; Mrs. Hazel Palmer. tanner.
Wayne. William L. simmons and Mrs.
Minnie NJ Hutton. Pontiac: Mrs. Bes-
sic Seeley IaRue. ST. Louis John
Harlan. Pennington: Charles G. SEES
sions. Ann Arbor: Paul 8 Dubuar, a
successful lawyer of seattle. Wash (,
Roy T. smith. abstract office. Fort
Knapp. superintendent Of the High
land Park high school. and Mrs. Ad-
die Spalding Knapp; Mrs. Minnie
Gyde Van Hove. Miss Ruth Chad
Detroit. Mr. Jackson has the dis
tinction OF being the h-st man TO
graduate from tho local high school
and has been an auditor for the
pere MsraIes'e II; r for many years.
Mrs. Frank r.. Shafer and daugh-
ter, Marjorie. spent saturday In De.
Miss Ruth Human. of Bozeman.
Mont. is visiting relatives here
Novi. Mich, IL about &c lose iiE
postofhce The residents will obtai..
their mall BY rural routes from
harrington Many or the patrons OF
rural routes have rented boxes at the
postofhce together with their route
boxes in order 20 keep the office
open az long as possible.
James Hawkins. tramp. was cap
.tured by Fred Hedge. paymaster OF
the simpson Scale a. Electric Co
as he attempted 20 force his way into
the home OF the latter on Plymouth
ave, early Sunday morning. Mr
Hedge Knocked Hawkins uncon sclous
and then summoned the night patrol.
man. The prisoner was arraigned
before Justice OF the Peace Emory A.
Noble and was sentenced 20 pay a
nne Of el0 and costs with the alter
native Of spending 80 days in the
Detroit House of Correction. lie was
taken TO Detroit By Marshal Frank
" Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs jay c. spraeue are
visiting at the home OF the latter
mother At Hewlett. Mich
Miss Elizabeth Ostrander who IL
taking the Times Trauscontinental
| trip writes that she IL having a very
| nne time and In being treated royalty
| by the parties In charge OF the trim
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
HIGHLAND PARK.

Highland Parks newly completed
waterworks plant IL already found TO
be only half large enough for the de.
mands upon IL. according to report OF
I. {. whitsit, construction engineer
TO the council Monday night The
waterworks has a capacity OF 10000
600 gallons a day. Two more pumps
OF S 900. 900 gallon capacity each, are
needed. and one may be installed AZ
once.
Earl Hitliker. . years old. st2 La
Beile-ave, was bitten by q dog be-
longing TO Harvey Roger. 2t6 La
peiIe ave and the animal was killed
by Patroiman Peterson only after q
hard struggle In which the ofncer
was nearly exhausted. The dog was
tethered with q t0-foot rope. After
biting the boy In the face II Jumped
at the patrolman who seized the rope.
threw the dog and finally shot u. It's
head was sent to Ann Arbor Tor ex-
animation for evidences OF hydropho-
bia.
Frank Rivard has been appointed
marshal OF st. clair Heights.
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another sidor-a sincere bonhomie
with his men. and the deeper feel
ing which Mary MasHret inspireA
These distinctions Mr.. Giles brings
out without incompatibility. showing
the depth OF his study OF the role.
william II. Powell does we'll rs
Bruce Argyle. Halbert Brown is
very good indeed In the part OF
James Hurley. the man Who 10
finally brought to book for the homL
eide. William Pringle shows him
self q master OF German dialect a.
Kreisler. the counterfeiter. and
throws himself into his part with in
tensity. Arthur Allen and Jerome
Hickman score as a faithful butler
and a simple servant. respectively.
Lewis Weary does we'll as the cap
able. unmoved ONCE manager In
Kayton's headquarters, Robert
Adams as Kayton's chief assistant,
Joseph Manning. has a good role
while he handles naturally and
cleverly. Ralph Elliott and Vincent
Bernard do we'll as detectives.
Harry MacFsyden creates amuse-
ment as Daniel Colt, Kayton's en-
vious friend.
The play is well-stsged, with the
usual painstaking attention to small
details.
Next week the company will re-
turn to comedy In Edgar Selwyn's
Nearly Married"
W. K. KELSEY.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
ECORSE

The baseball game between the 81.
Frances Dramatic club and the Cath
Ollie Order OF Foresters. held Sunday
resulted In a victory for the Drama
tic club. score al. There was n lon
program OF games and races with
splendid prizes.
Miss Beiva Iarrey and Terrence
Conlin, of Marine City, are spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore Ouellette. JefYerson-ave- west.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. Neal. OF Detroit. are
house
Edward Oueiette Is lowering his
hardware store to the level OF the
sidewalk
Mrs. Fred Bisler Is spending a few
days In Birmingham.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Austria Plans to
Invade Italy
Br United PRESS


ROME, Aug. 3.-That Austria will
begin determined attempt TO In.
wade northern Italy through the
Adige valley. when the Warsaw
campaign is ended is the informa.
ton brought to Rome today from
several Swiss frontier towns.
From some sources II ia reported
that the massing OF Austrian troops
and guns between Trent and Rover.
eto already has begun. This report
was partially corroborated In the
last ofiicial dispatches from Gen.
Cadorna, who said observers have
reported the arrival OF troop trains
At the Rovereto station.
At several points along the Ty.
rolean frontier. particularly IN Ledro
valley. small Austrian forces have
attempted to take the offensive, but
have been repulsed In every attack.
These assaults, IT In generally be-
lieved here. will be for the purpose
Of feeling out the strength Of the
italian positions inside the Austrian
frontier.
The war once today gave out a
report from Gen. Dallolio. minister
OF munitions, who has Just returned
from a visit OF inspection to Italian
ammunition factories. He reported
that the daily output OF. shells ID
more than sufficient for the Italian
armies. and that the reserve sup
plies already on hand are large
enough for a campaign OF a year.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
YPSILANTI

Miss Anna MacDougail has resign
ed as supervisor OF drawing in the
Calumet schools
Horace MacDoussll OF Harvey. Ill.
Is in the city. called here by the ILL
ness Of his mother, Mrs George Mac
pougall
The High school summer session
will close Friday noon. There has
been a total enrolment of about 30
with four classes conducted by Miss
Roberts, Miss Carrie Hardy and Prof.
Morris.
The Summer Convocation at the
Normal college will occur Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock In Pease audi
torium The address OF the occasion
will be delivered by Hon. Patrick II.
has. arranged musical program.
More than 200 graduates will receive
bonald G smeilie. former cl.ary
college teacher, IL In the Y. of M.
hospital with blood poisoning.
Mrs. Lulu Marcellus- Raymond
wires from Toronto: Il have received
the sloe reward for capturing an
from Toronto, but captured Friday In
Ypsilanti The machine was stolen
from a Regina real estate man who
had motorcd TO Toronto. a lively
and Mrs Raymond when she determ-
ined to look at the engine number.
Rev William Hickman and family
are moy!nFs , from the Huston iSs T,vs sous =
Foster house on Ellis-sf.
T. r. Schaible has moved his gar
age from the Huron side TO Dolson's
cement building across the street
Prof. Scott has completed q course
in the Chalf and Castle Normal Dane
Ing school, New York eity,
The Culver reunion Will be held
Friday at the home OF Clarence War:
boy on Hawkins-st Two hundred
guests are expected.
The funeral OF E!win. the six
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Bird residents until about two years
ago of Cherry Hill. will be held on
Wednesday in Wayne, with interment
there.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Suburban News
MT. CLEMENS TO
HAVE BRAND NEW
ELECTRIC LINE

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Aug. s.
Especial THE common council at
Its injecting last evening granted q
franchise to the Meade Construc-
ton company for the construction Of
an electric railway to be known as
the Detroit. Nj Clemens and Ar
mazda from this city to had Axe. and
q special election viii be called on
Aug. "a TO put the proposition be-
fore the people. Promoters Jacob
son.. OF Detroit. states that In case
the question carries. cars will be In
operation over the new road which
enters the city on North-ave.. by
Dec. I.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
BALK MOVE TO
TAKE BAD DOG

wYANDOTTE Mich. Aug. B.
Yes. sir: "Caruso" 10 a very naughty
dok. Ask any OF the neighbors who
live near No. 81 Biddle-ave.. south.
and they'll tell you all about Ca
russo" "Caruso" belongs TO Gianol-
Ia Brothers.
"Caruso" was named by Commits
sioner Amiot, because he has such
q fine voice. The poor dog is &C
cused OF stealing chickens. chasing
cats. barking and biting at pedes.
TRANS. bowling all night. and Great
ing q eneral disturbance.
Dog Warden Zellen went to get
the dog. and was refused permission
to even talk to the canine by Clan
Ola Bros. He will sewar out a
complaint against them.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

rig on North Gratiot-sve. occupied
could not be learned. Two wheels OF
the buggy were taken OF and II is
alleged the machine continued on It's
way. leaving the disabled vehicle
stranded IN the street, Sheriff Hart
way is in Detroit cndeavoring to To-
cate the owner OF the car.
Mr. and Mrs. j. : Pagsnett'. OF
South drhtiot. who left Mt Clemens
on June IS. returned home today at
ter a trip TO various summer resorts
on the Great Lakes
Mrs q r. Kirby OF Sarnia, IL the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. W, +. Luz
balm, Clemens Park
ing a week with friends and relatives
here.
Mr., and Mrs Morton Rosso, of
Highland Park were tho guests or
relatives here sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
TWO DEAD,
FIVE HURT
BY. AUTOS

cid. OF No. 1856 Post-ave.. was knock
ed down by an auto driven by John
q. O'Donnell. OF No. 2bs Labrosse-st..
at Jefferson and Green-sves,, shortly
after 8 o'clock. Monday evening.
Police have 90 far been unable to
nnd any witnesses OF the acci-
dent. except O'Donnell and his fam.
lily. who were with him In the auto.
They declared that Mrs. Schmidt
stepped from the curb. directly In
front Of the auto. when IL was only a
few feet away. and II was impossible
t. avoid the accident She was
thrown under the auto wheels, suf-
fering n fracture OF the skull. from
which she died shortly afterward In
Solvay hosp.taI.
Mr.. O'Donnell went 10 Scotch sta
ton. where he made a statement to
Assistant Prosecutor Philip Robin
son. and MAS released, pending in.
vestigstion Of the fatality.
Joe Opica, IL years old. Of No. 270
Congress-st. east. was internally in
jured when he was Iun down by an
unidentified autoist near his home.
Monday afternoon. but he failed TO
report the accident 10 his parents.
until he WAS suffering terribly from
his injuries. The body said that the
automobile driver. after striking
him. had given him 10 cents. and
told him to say nothing about the
accident. 10 his father.
Several hours later the lad was
taken violently. Ill. and his sufferings
~aused him to reveal the secret OF
his injury. Police have been I'M.
able to find the owner OF the ma
chine
Mrs. Theodore Franklin, OF No.
1875 Forest-ave. east. was seriously
hurt about the back and head when
the auto In which she was riding
with her husband was struck by a
Michigan car at Gratiot and Mel
drum-aves.. at. 3 O'Clock. Tuesday
morning. She was removed TO ST.
Mary's hospital. Mr.. Franklin es-
capped injury.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

Of them. the other half going to the
Hawley Bros.
Nursing q Husband" Ia the ttle
Of the, playlet. and It Is presented
by Charles Wayne 4 Co. In lively
fashion It tells the story OF hus'
band who arranges for q dinner
with an "old flame" IN fashion
able cafe. while his wife plays
bridge at her club. A. a stall he
prstends he Is III. and puts his pa
jamas on over his dress suit that
he may be ready to leave az soon
- his wife departs. But she gets
wise" to his little scheme and de.
cides to stay home and nurse him.
The ensuing complications make for
much laughter. Mr.. Wayne is given
nne support by winona Wilkins a.
the wife. and Violet la Ray as .
friend.
Mr.. Wayne must be given credit
for originating something new In
the way Of a finish" II comes as
complete surprise and must be seen
10 be appreciated. II brought him
. big hand Monday afternoon. and
was worth IL
To get back to Hawley and Haw-
ley. there's only one thing to be
said: Go to see them. Lew Haw.
ley's impersonation Of the stage
boob IL a classic. while Brother
Walter, working straight. is appar.
emily 90 sincere In his explanation
that bis partner Is late. making II
necessary to hire a substitute. that
some people take him seriously at
FIRST.
A series Of beautiful poses under
the title. THE Story Of a Hunt"
in which q man and q woman.
horse and four dogs are employed.
bring the show to satisfactory
close. with q picture comedy as an
aftsrpiece.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
WYANDOTTE

Clara Beadman Is touring the
northern part Of Michigan.
The funeral OF Miss MYRTLE Smith.
Third-st.. will be held in 81. Patrick's
church. thursday morning. Burial
will he In Mt Carmel cemetery.
A Joint picnic Of the Masonic or
ders % Wyandotte and Trenton will
be held on Siocum's island Thurs
day. The Shadukian Grotto band Of
Detroit will furnish the music. The
picnic was postponed from last We'd
nesday on account OF the rain. There
Will he a ball game between the Wy
andotte ami Grotto teams
Charles PiItz. a former resident of
this city. whose home In now in Los
Angeles. Cal. II visiting friends and
relatives here.
Misses Marguerite and Bertha
Brown are spending their vacation
IN Pu~a1o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

drives. eating through warsaw's
northern defenses mile by mile un-
I'll the comparatively small force of
Russians still defending the city Is
compelled to retire.
The war once declared today that
the Russian positions along the Bug
near vyskof are good. and that
there Is no ground for the belief
that the Germans can crush their
way through TO the warsaw.Petro-
grad railway BY a short campaign.
On the contrary. II was declared
possible that Russian tenacity and
stamina may yet prove a match to
the enemy's superiority in weight
of guns and metal.
Ohlcial dispatches today dealing
with the German air attack on War.
saw last Saturday. said that seven
persons were killed and II wound.
ed. The aviators attempted to de-
stroy the river bridges connecting
Warsaw with its suburb Of Praga.
on the right bank or the Vistuia. q
move that might have hindered the
retreat Of the last OF the Russian
defenders. Bombs aimed at the
bridges fell harmlessly into the
river.
Military men today turned their
attention almost exclusively to the
movement on Warsaw from the
north, along the Narew and through
vyskof. The Germans appear to
have been definitely checked in their
attacks on the Blonie-Gora Kalwar.
ka line extending from west to
southeast Of the city. The actions
around Ivangorod and in the Luoiin
district are declared to be progress
ing satisfactorily, though the Rus.
SLAMS are Withdrawing at some
places.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
RIVER ROUGE

speeders Wednesday.
Nr and Mrs. z. A. Chen. Mr.. and
Mrs. William i.answsaw, Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Oulman and Mr.. and Mrs. Joel LaBo
have returned from trip to Stony
Point.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Chef entertain
ed Monday evening In honor Of the
Misses Victoria and Lillian Heberts.
OF waiiaceburg. Ont
The village council meets Tuesday
evening
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Consigns America
to PerditiOn

FL PAso. Tex. Aug. s.--"Ths
American government can 90 to
hell" declared General Francisco
villa. addressing Q gathering Of for
cign merchanta at Chihuahua city
Saturday.
Shortly aftsrward he connscatsd
number of their stores. Forty.two
Mexican merchants were Jailed AT
er the conference held Saturday for
the purpose q raising forced loan.
Six were executed. Such was the
substance Of reports brought here
today by foreign merchants.
According to the reports brought
here by merchants, General villa
stamped up and down the room
where foreign and Mexican business
men were assembled Saturday In
the governors palace, and shook his
nst In the face of the 80 or 40 per.
sons present. Some OF the foreign
ers were escorted to the meeting
under guard.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

The miller Floral Co.. No. 3<So JET.
ferson-sve.. received . telephcns
order for ~ bouquet. Monday
afternoon, the customer saying he
and pay for them. Two hours
later. man about 81 years old.
called at the florist shop. and took
the flowers. rendering check for
s22so He was given the bouquet
and IS change. and told to return
later for the rest He never came
back. The check was found TO be
worthless.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Trottina Matinee Aug. 9.

wYANDOTTE, Mich. Aug. a.
The fourth matinee OF this season
will be given by the Wyandotte
Driving club at Singers track,
Thursday. Aug. S.
The best event will be a matched
race between Teddy Hal TONY
wiethoff. Detroit). and Artha
aaron Strong. Wyandotte). There
will be three other races.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
FORD.

John Lutz. son Of Ephriam Lutz.
Second ST.. In Ill.
Charged with being drunk ana dis.
orderly. steve castco has been hned
s25 b. Justice Sarsouci.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
II q RLICk'S
ORIGINAL
Matted Milk

Upbuilds every part Of the body Of.
fciently. Endorsed by thousands OF
Physicians. Mothers and Nurses the
world over for more than = quarter
OF century.
Convenient. no cooking nor al
ditional milk required. simply
dissolve In water. Agrees when
other foods often fail.
NJ No Substitute ID "Just - oood'
We a. hoRIick's, the Original
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
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The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

pETROGRAD. ug. S.-Two hun
bred Turkish sailing vessels. laden
With coal or ammunition. have been
DESTROYED by Russian torpedo boats
along the Asia Minor coast The am.
munitlon In some instances was con-
nscated where II was found availa-
BILE for use BY the Russian forces.
An oflicial statement today. deal.
ing with the raids on Turkish ship.
ping and coal centers along the
Black sea. reported three ship build.
ing yards were fred and destroyed
BY Russian torpedo boats and coal
Depot wrecksl.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
SLAVS BEFORE
WARSAW KEEP UP
STUBBORN FIGHT

tCe.ti..el frs. Pass o.~,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03

Prlntiug. the plain seat kind--ths
is RIG ht- itmcs Job Dept.--Mnin Aa2n
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
German Destroyer
Summarized

LONDON. Aug. 3.-The sinking
Of German torpedo boat destroy
er, believed to be the G-1ss. by a
British submarine near the coast Of
Germany on July rs. was announced
by the British admiralty last night
The G.1es. completed In 1911. was
weasel Of $50 tons. capable OF
making 81 knots an hour. She car
ried two 24.pounders. three torpedo
tubes. and normally had q compile
ment OF 70 oficers and men.