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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
MEDICAL COLLEGE
 BANQUET TONIGHT
Fully 200 Expected at Big Affair at the Tutwiler
 Hotel

The annual banquet of Birmingham Medical college will be held at the Tut wiler hotel tonight. beginning at 7:So o'clock. Last night it was stated that about 200 were expected to be present and the affair promises to be the most successful in the colleges history.
 The banquet tonight is preliminary to the annual commencement exercises, which will be held at the Jefferson thea tre tomorrow night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
DEFEND PARIS FROM
 AERIAL ATTACK

Paris, May 25.-(10;45 p. m.)--An of- fcial note issued here tonight tells how six French aeroplanes defended Paris from a raid by two German aircraft. The statement says:
 TWO German machines were sig nailed at various points by cannonad- ing. This warned the Paris areo guard that enemy machines had broken through the frontier patrol and as soon as the machines appeared French air craft gave chase. When the enemy saw the city so we'll protected they turned tail and escaped over the frontier"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
NEW DESTROYER
 MAKES GOOD SHOWING

Rockland, Me. May 25.-The torpedo boat destroyer Cushing showed a wide margin above contract requirements on her official standardization trial to- day Her fastest mile was made at the rate of 30.6 knots per hour and the Average of her five top speed runs, with and against the tide was 29.6S. The contract calls for 29 knots. X maximum of about 1S,OoO horse power was developed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
GADSDEN

Gadsden, May 25.-(Special. )--In the face of the business depression. and despite the fact that the schools are growing rapidly. Judge J. Fl. Disque. president of the board of education re- ported last night to the council that 1t will be unnecessary for the schools of Gadsden to ask a loan this year. He told the council that if the city will ad- vance the taxes due for school purposes to the amount of s2630 the teachers can be paid for the remainder of the year. and there will be a surplus to start next years work. The request was granted.
 Dr. c. |. Murphree. county hea1th officer. has prepared exhibits which were placed on display in the various drug stores today. showing the begin ming and the life history of flies. He also has photographs of insanitary spots in the city.
 w. H. Portner, superintendent of the Gadsden Car Works. was installed as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
Milan in Kansas City

Library Director Carl H. Milan left last night for Kansas City to join Mrs. Milan and will spend a three weeks vacation in Kansas City and in Okla homa, his home state. MT. Milan states he received word from his wife that 1t was so cool in Kansas City people were wearing heavy clothes and he therefore, immediately packed his travelling grips and headed for the packing house city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26
contribute to a large fund to pay for prizes for the drilling teams,

A contest has developed before the county highway commission between advocates of the Sheffield Gap and of the Cox Gap roads to Marshall county. There Is some talk. according to Mar- shall county residents of the govern ment improving the old "Jackson Trail" which is the Sheffield Gap road.
 A distributing plant will be built here by the Texas oil company, per- mission to extend the Louisville and Nashville siding to a site on Sacond street having been asked of the council The request was granted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-26

w. H. Portner. superintendent of the Gadsden Car Works. was installed as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

The Misses Helene Clause. Dorothy
BARBER, Clarisa SeemcAcr, anu MAR"
Solonan. and the Messrs. frahk hSN
den, George Strohui. Tom Lowry snu
Graytion Booth. Chaperonru ~ W,
aud Mrs. Robert l.. Barber, enJo!su
roast saturday evening AT tue Bar
tSr subdivision. A.
and Mrs. Clarence Dawson. OF coats
Grove. Mich. motored last w.eh 70
Highland Park. They visited Mr. ano
Mrs. q. r.. Smith, OF No. E't h'sh'
MIR. aud Mrs Harry Abbott. OF No.
ESQ Highland wHl now ~.
week to their new home on NaNVi
~ ave. -, -.
The barn OF Jcthro Brown. OF No;
eet Highiand-aVe., was the scene 81
"a hlage sunday mOrning. caused "
"A bonfire from a neighborins YARD
j. estimated that there was "a loss on
about $500. as the buildlns contSlhea
many books ana valuable papers
The High school students are re-
joieinE over the victory OF osieas.ns
the Myandotte football team last sat-
urday nv "A score OF - To q.
Mrs. Barrett, OF No. 10 rennyson-
ave VINO is visiting in London, ont,
lad n stroke saturday. She VIII re-
urn TO her home As soon "a she Is
able. ~ ,es
+. a A NJ. Will bold meeting iuesN
inc Soung Peoples association OF
ST Adams Episcopal church VIII
meot Tuesday evening,
The funeral services for Edward L.
McNess who died sunday. were held
trom his residence. No. IS Pilgrim
ave, Tuesday afternoon. Nov. Z.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
WYANDOTTE

Miss Florence Bonhoff was given n
pleasant surprise. sunday evening.
10y ~ friends in the home OF Mrs
George Martin. Pine-st.
Miss Jessie Bryan entertained the
Rs class OF the high school at her
home on Walnut-st., Monday evening
There were 80 guests.
The Boy scouts will meet In the
l q. q. +. temple. Wednesday eve
ming. al y. IN. instead OF $50, as
heretofore.
The Allgood Fellows club will hold
its annual meeting and election OF
oficars IN It's club rooms, Tuesday
evening.
\ number OF young people attend
ed dancing party in lockwood.
Monday evening.
The local Eiks were entertained by
pr, and Mrs, T.. l.. Roach. Walnut-st..
Monday evening.
The Monroe, bowling team viii
come come to wysndotte. Th THURSDAY where
and city teams.
The board OF education VIII hold a
regular meeting Wednesday evening
In the public library.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGonagle
and family. OF Charleston. ). g.. have
moved here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gabriel have
moved To Lansing.
Matt Ernst. arrested for stabhing
Nick Kohucrt. in West Wyandotte,
saturday night. viii be tried Thurs
day by Judge Henry MaloCh. An
drew stetzingcr. who was also ar
rested. was freed Monday morning,
The senior class was entertained
by Miss Laura Long at Who :
Whog' party in her home on Chest
nut-st. Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rummel and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
YPSILANTI

Mrs. w W. Keylou. Mrs Lester
Hayden and Mrs W a. HAN are pre-
paTinE an unique program waich IN
10 be given n the next meetins oi
the PNAhian sisters. wni"h VIII ne
held on the evening OF Nov 10. Inc
entertainment villa INCLUDE sur
frdgette speech wni,h VIII ne UT
like any other sUftragette speeChes.
Fred Robbins ana FAMILY. OF in-
dianapolIS. Iuu. are moving To their
farm west of the city.
Mrs. Joseph Eaton ~ confined 20
her home with badly sprMncd
Mrs. Andrew Patton VIII attend the
county ~ e. T. L. convention whlch
viii be held in Chelsea. thursday
and Friday.
The readings given Tuesday after
noon by Miss Rachel NJ, AFFORD. IN
the " e.. T. L. meeting were visor-
oas tests % Intellectual grasp, M
teTprettNs ability and clCcutionary
technique in its highest sense Miss
AFFORD is formerly OF oxford out has
come 70 live in the city 10 educate
Miss Veva Thorn has returned
from New York city whore she mas
been studying music since last
March in the studio OF Miss Eleanor
Tne officers of the county grange
are urging all members 10 JON the
state grange at the convention
which viii undoubtedly he hetu m
Ann Arbor the week OF Dee. j. Inc
tinal settlement OF the question 81
the location OF the CUuN entiou VIII
be settled. Tuesday, Nov. >. az Joint
grange Ann Arbor civic association
and L. OF NJ. committee meeting
The Busy Bees, OF the kocu Owls
ion of the DiNboro Ladies' AID SO
clety. are MAKING extensive prepare
tiuns for "A sale. which they are 10
give early In November
County school Commissioner Evan
Essery was among the number last
week VINO attended the state teach
er's convention in saginaw
There is strong possibility That
the state grange convention VIII DC
held in December, in Ann Arbor.
Donald Ross returned Monday
from several days VISIT In Ioledo.
O.. at the home OF Lis uncle. Dr.
Frank r. clifford.
Mrs Guy Davis WAS hostess. Mon
dag afternoon. TO her division % the
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Ala So
The Riverside study club win
meet Thursday afternoon, Nov. Is.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs y. X.
Chas, D.ist has purchased the
Hamilton Collins house on Maple 81:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fowler VIII
leave ia few days for their hose
In Brighton. colo.
MIR. and Mrs Gary w. Densmore
have purchased the 30-acre farm OF
John Nichols. In Ypsilanti township.
Dr. and Mrs. WIN. n. McAndrew
and daughter, Miss Helen, or New
York city. have been guests for sew
erai days Of his brother. Thomas W.
McAndrew Dr. McAndrew rs assist :
ant superintendent OF the New York
city schools.
Miss Jane Corwin Is teaChtng in
Parsons university, at Kalamazoo.
having begun her work there this
month.
Twenty-three have enrolled as
members OF the Normal Debating
club. OF which Prof. r. B. Mckay Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

Booth. OF Cranbrook. I'm Bloomfield
Hills. was quite painfully injured SAT-
urdaS Afternoon. when she fol- from
her horse. while riding on the Booth
place, and MAS unconscious for some
time. having fallen on her head
Miss ltene Wilson spent SATURDAY
eyening and SUNDAY at the home 81
Miss ishen Schlaack on Woodward
ave.
Miss Rhea Setback gave HAL.
lowe'en party Saturday evening AZ
her home ON WoodW ard-ave
Miss Nina Ross, VINO attends school
in NpstlaHti. spent Saturday and sun
day at the home OF her grandmother
Mrs. Hanna Fleetwood. on Oakland
ave.
Frank German has sold his farm ~
80 acres on the Nest-rd. Ia llr. ,.
hiitS aud pr Fred Crawford, OF this
place. for sse.000.
Norman Burnett. OF Milwaukee. is
a guest ~ his parents. MIR. and Mrs
iienry Burnett on BStes-st
Mrs. J. Guthrie gave a Haliowe en-
party Saturday afternoon for her
daughter Catherine At her home IN
Merrill-st Twenty-three guests at
tended
intendant OF Grand Rapids. gave an
address In the Mission church On
rierce-st.. sunday evening,
Word has been received here o.
the death OF stephen Tucker at his
formerly Of this place
NJ and Ms, =. h tlayu We're
sunday guests ~ thc home of iR'.
son. Or. and Mrs H. r. Haynes AT
INLAY City.
The birmingham High schoo. toot;;
bail team played the Detroit CentTal
High school Reserves In Detroit ~
urday afternoon. tn, score was 10
s ia favor II Detroit
Mr. aud Mrs. Homer Ia Iole anu
iaughter Helen have rctuIt'1 h' ~"
Saginaw, whore they have been 'p' ""-
ing few days.
JoSeph Marcerro. Of Pontiac was
a business caller her" Monday
Miss Mae Green has con" tv tF. -
lin 10 spend A few days with MISS
Elsie currjn 81, .
AIR and Mrs FRANK Randall OF
Tacurusch were guests sunday n.y. th'
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs 7 M-'"H't" ON
Hamilton ave -.
Miss Catherine Crawford. OF sew
York cts. l. VISITING M the h'hlc 90
Mrs Mortimer smith. Hamilton ave
Mrs. John Almost has rr.i'htH 70
her home ar Tlspnhurg. 'nl 'Ii ~
spending few weeks v'in Ger So,
ter. Mrs los IN Noune~ "'' btl'S-si
Elmer Monroe spent sunday Ih Ann
Arhor. -,
returned from q VISIT WIN i'''"'VS
AZ Vanderbilt. Mich. -,
AIRS Fraub NcuuSs l- SefiouS4S ~
az her home on birrcr-~t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

interesting program has been ar
ranged for 10. Mrs. 4. II. Huesmann,
super OF the home depart
mcnt. was in charge of the exercises
as a school Mrs. 9. Ia Washhurne
read a paper ON Woman and the
home and Mrs. Wells u. Bennett
read paper on Housing condi-
Chopins "Nocturne," chsrmingly
The annual basket meeting OF the
" aShtenaw Baptist association viii
be held en- this city tomorrow, begin
ming at 1880 O'Clock. There will be
an extensive program, lasting
throughout the day. Miss r, "a. Gray,
OF ipsilanti. viii give an address on
the work OF the past year, Mrs, Fen
echo from the stat" convention AZ
Saginaw on woman's work MISS
Frances schuyler. OF Chicago, and
Mrs. John ". Allen. of this city, viii
make addresses.
Al tie annual meeting OF the Con-
gregational circle of the Kings
Daughters, the following officers
we're elected President. Miss Ella
Wagner. Vice-president. Mrs. \. y.
Tinker. secretary. Mrs. \. +. Scholl;
corresponding secretary Mrs y W.
Merrill treasurer. Mrs. G. /. sWash-
hurne assistant treasurer. Mrs. Aus
tin scott.
Airs. charles l. Petrle has gone TO
Sioux yans. :. -. where she VIII
visit her daughter. Airs. Olive L.
kiedren. for three weeks
MIR. and Mrs. Rogers, Of Jack
son. who have been visiting at the
home OF MIR and Mrs. Herman ZulZ
have returned home.
Mrs Clarence Fingerle and her
son. Clarence. have arrived from Chi
caco, tC bc with Mrs. Sterling But
lock, who underwent an operation
today.
NJ and Mrs. John McHugh have
gone "a Detroit TO make their home
with their son. Thomas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Alice Ketchau. % ~. IS High.
land-ave.. has recovered from a snort
illness.
ave. spent the Weekend sh Niinou"
Il. NJ Lane. ct No Dos Highland
ave. Is IN New York titt On business
Mr ana Mrs. - Bradley aud
family. OF No s. Apni"rs lave. nav nav.
returned 10 their HON" after having
spent last week at lockwood, Mich,
L. G. Potter 90 No 90 tort land
ave. spent the Weekend Tn Flint
Miss Elhe Gillis. ~ SO. ESP fam :
iltor- blyd.. - visiting her sister AT
TIE Misses Mary and Helen Grant,
OF No 30 Hi ghIaHd-are. cnt ertal ned
number OF friends ~ HalloWt en-
party saturday evening. -
Mr. and Mrs Buvtow. az No. -No
TuNcdo-ave. entertained 10 guests at
a Halloween party saturday even
Mrs "A. ". Eeitzel, OF ksnosha.
Wis. BE- the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. u.
". Rpitzrl. OF No. go Higaland-ave
Tire Misses reginald Cooke. Nelson
lrtwler. EldridGe Burton Earl key
uolds. and thu Misses Lois MGhns =
Anna Mphlitner. Lois and Leta hrl1-
gel were th6 guests az Miss KUN
Msher % No. l64 Avaion-ave.. satur-
Rav Tr.ckey. Of No. &! Highland
ave. entertained IS guests Saturm2y
evening "a a HalioWp en- party ne
decoratious and refreshments are
worthy OF mention, being the latest
Hailowe en- novelties
n. VI. Parsons. OF No. - Tyler-dVe''
spent the Weekend in Ann Arpor.
Miss Hazeiie Martin. OF No. 40
~ confined to her home
on account OF illness.
Mss Helen Thomson and Miss Dora
Irocss. OF Albion, and Miss Hossnl
SHAVER. OF Ypsilanti. were week -ond
g,,ests AZ tie nome OF w. l.. Thomas.
81 No. IN4 Davison-aye.
Miss r. Rodgers. OF No. 20 Glen
daIe-ave Was tho Weekend guest OF
Miss /, Ward IN saginaw
Elmer punlap. or Michigan city
r,.d Visited Miss Corinne William
son. OF No. ESQ McLesn-ave.. Satur-
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
MT. CLEMENS

The Lyric theeter. ono OF Mt.
Clemens popular movie houses. VAS
sold Monday to August kleist. who
removed here lately from Pontiac.
owner. and had conducted the bust
ness for the past two years.
Charles Leihricht, az Ashland. o,
found in the woods near Cady's Cor
nrrs. saturday. after having taken
his own life with q IS ralibre revolt
Nor. eft a note written in German.
and which has since been translated.
The man claimed ne mad been out ~
proud 10 beg, had committed the act
rather than starVe or be county
charge. II is believed the remains
VIII he shipped ~ the home OF
daughter. in Cleveland.
The funeral OF Supervisor Frank
FortCn, who dropped dead near his
home in Sterling township. sunday
noon. VIII take plaC>s Wednesday az
use o'clock. Rev. suit OF the Mt
Clemens PRESBYTERIAN church con
Quoting the service. Mr.. Forton Was
a member Of the Utica Masonic
lodge and the Forresters. and both
lodges VIII attend the funeral ia a
body
Z r. Rose. LlncoIn-ave.. is con
valescing from a three-weeks' III
ness
Mrs. Matthew Siush entertained
number Of friends very delightfully."-
az her horne. White Hall. on South
Gratiot. last evening. Dinner was
Mrs. T. j. Shoemaker. who has
been quite III az her home, South
Gratiot. the past week with an at
tack OF acute gastrttis, Is slowly inn
prOying.
The funeral OF the late Thomas
Common was held from the home in
Erin township. Monday Afternoon.
and was largely Intended by mourn
ing friends and relatives. Rev. S.itt
ufitcIated. and burial was in Eriu
Grove.
Circuit court cor the November
term conrenes in the court house.
Nov s. and the attorneys viii have
until Nov Il in which - prepare
their cases The jury VIII report for
duty on the latter date
Tom Pecorilh. 90 the lake shore.
reported TO the police last yesterday
Afternoon that ~ had been struck hy
an auto containing Detroit party.
william NJ Gill OF 2q2 NatiOnalaye..
Detroit. was taken To headquarters.
but was later released. when wit
nesses said Pecorilli was az blame.
The mans right Lex was badly
bruised. and his face was cut In sew
eral places.
Miss Blanche Donaldson and Miss
Mary Leach returned home Monday
from visit with friends In Flush
ing. Mich
+. W. Denison and Harold Ash
worth left Monday for Flint. wherA
they have accepted positions WITH
the Buick Motor worsS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
HUNTSMEN
ARE FINED

RIVER ROUGE, Mich Nov. .
Fines totaling ST. were imposed by
Justice Harry Nieman. Monday, and
the fining is not finished.
Two Italians were caught BY
Game Warden Charles Daniels and
fined SIS and So for shooting non
game birds and also for shooting a
fox-squirrel.
Victor Emerson, Detroit. was fin
ed SIS for speeding, and another al
legged speedeT will be tried Tuesday
evening.
Four men charged with being
drunk and disorderIy have been TAX
en-, two Of whom were fined IS each
and two were tried Tuesday morn
ing.
Officer Gene Greene and the other
policemen OF the village are going
after the hoodlums IN the village.
and soon expect to have a model
town.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

IS FREED
Worthwhile Teacher Not
Guilty of Cruelty
to Pupil

WORTHWHILE, Nov. ?. -tSPe-
cian- supt OF schools Il. Q. Meis-
uer WAS acquitted Monday afternoon
of the charge or assault and battery
made against him by the parents OF
Charles Gray l3-year-old school
boy. The charge grew out OF q
whipping administered to the boy
by Meisner as a punishment Tor an
infract!on OF school rules.
DR. T. II. Turner testified that the
hoy was not severely punished, and
added. HE did not get II anywhere
near as badly as did when / went
TO school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
ECORSE

The village council will hold n
regular meeting in the town hall on
Tuesday evening
The Christian Endeavor society ~
the Presbyterian church will begin -
Sunday meetings next Sunday at s.i5
.. m.
The case ~ Louis Peters VS. John
Lynn and three others for assault and
which was TO have been
heard Monday morning. has been
postponed until next Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
AGED WYANDOTTE
PIONEER is DEAD

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Nov. =
August c. Hoffman. Orange-st.. ased
pioneer OF Wyando1te, died at a
M. Tuesday. in his home, OF compli-
Gated ailments Mr.. Hoffman was
for many years the shoemaker OF
Wyandotte and his little shop next
TO his home is known TO all the old
er residents. lie was prominent IN
German circles.
Four children and a widow sur
yive him One son was recently
killed in a grade crossing accident.
The surviving children are Paul.
Otto and Ot,ila Hoffman, and Mrs
Watkin Benjamin.
The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
RIVER ROUGE

Henry Mossimer In In Lansing on
business He will return Wednesday.
The River Rouge council viii meet
Tuesday evening.
The River Rouge football team viii
give dancing party I'm Iabadieo
hall. Tuesday evening, Nov :.
The Ladies' union OF Grace Bap-
fist church will hold It's monthly
meeting In the home or Mrs. samuel
CONNER. Richter-ave.. Wednesday
afternoon at ? o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
Local

MIR ard Mrs. Walter Wurst' have rc-
turned from weeks motor trip
through the northern part OF the
rtate.
w. n. Browne is in Toledo on busi-
ness.
The Masonic Temple association
will meet Tuesday evening
The city commission viii hold tts
weekly meeting Tuesday evening ~
the city hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

~; Ne. I usepn CALI. acc; 10, ] aor rs
k4ss G3k6. Me- hOgoe htdeA tIeg'
- 4 tsil<.. 1870; 40. ; tsilow. es.sS;
IA. ! Sidcs. 10 Oh: Nc. ky and calf,
lHc 81; slseepskin tas 10 amount on
6SSscSS Oii--Rsw linseed OIL ssc;
ecilcd jiDsosd, $50 gal. In barrel iotr.
Esrosens Tank waxon or iron bar
rels: Diamond headlight. T.o2c, per-
lection. INC; paiacine. s.lc' red crown
gasoline. 1Sc per gal
lsrwvSsiopa-Mes PORK, $40. ram
ily $3.50; clear sacks. $500 u is. 90;
smoked hama. sole. picnic hams.
iiK MAC; bacon. t5Qisc: lard. IN
tiercea sxc: kettle rendered. ioSe
suGsrs--corrected daily by w u.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2
Ib., ss25: do. 5-lb.. ss15, eagle tab
lets. s7s5: cut loaf. $s.s5 cubes. 81. 20
xxxx powdered. S. 20; standard pow
dered. sel5. graduated, extra coarse.
So IS: do, fine ln bulk. s5.75, do, 25-lp,
cottons, $3.50: crystal domino gran..
alb. and 5-lb. cartons. I'm cases, 500
do, nj cases. $50, diamond \, - ~
\. $50, Ne. l. $3.50
No. S. SIS 50; No q. s5.55 No. Z. s.. ~ +,
No \, s5s5: No. g. $40, No. 10. SOS ;
No ii. $3.50. No. ~. s5.25. No y.
$50: Nc. IL. $500. No. Is. SJ.-a, nom
cakinE mixture. $50, beet granulat-
Ell, $685. per 100 lbs. household 20" :
dered, Is - 10 ease, $50. DO. - 10
case. $3.50 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02

the supervisor A debating contest
viii soon be staged with Albion oo.-
lego. The Organization OF this cluh
marks new era OF activity aud ia
terest among the women In the great
sociological and political problems OF
the day.
\ special recognition meeting Tor
new members will oe held at the
Normal Y. NJ q. A. next sunday aft
ernoon. at 4 o'clock. n lunch box
supper viii follow the Impressive
zerNisps
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
sNlox STOCK YARDS;

UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago.
Nov. .--Hogs: Receipts. 10000: mar.
ket, slow and steady: mixed and
butchers. $3.50 IT'S; good heavy.
lieht. yss0mT5S: pigs. t3-1Sd 10.
Cattle: Receipts. $500; market, stow
and steady; beeyes. ss.ios $50: cows
and heifers. se.s5Gs3o: Texans. $50
OTIS: calves. SUSAN. sheep: Re
ceipts 10000; market. steady 70
strong; native, $sns.4n: western. 1918
me.s5: lambs. IS 500 $50: western.
"a .h a. $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Livestock
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunntng 4 Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO Y =, Nov. II
Cattle: ESQ cars: steady.
Hogs: 12e ears: steady: heavy. IS
D $40; workers.. $7.s5T 7.ss; pigs, $3.50
OTIS.
sheep: so cars; lower; top lambs,
Se7SMs: yearlinEs. GmT.25, wethers.
IS. .5m s so: ewes. IS q $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-02
ANN ARBOR.

The woman's cfgh meets this after
noon In the Disciple church. ard Az